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Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
HARD TREATMENT.
How the Dubois Brothers wei Q
Treated by the Police.

New CASTLE, Dec. 28.-There seems
to be some dispute about the true facts
in regard to our arrest. | will give a
true Statement of the case, and what
am about to say | am willing to swear
| to:
Ny brother aud left New Castle for
wilmington on Monday morning, De.
cember 26, for the purpose of selling our
horse, On arriving there we drove al
III st directly to tlc stable Of G Gorge G.
Stokiey, On Front street, where we
lett our horse in charge of a hostler.
After taking II stroll up Market street
ana making few purchases, we re
turned TO the stable, where we were
met bg Sergeant Whrlan (ls we after.
ward learncd) who questioned us
about Our carriage, to which We made
truthful answers. The Sergeant did
not arrest Us at the stable, but rsques-
ted lis to walk with INN up TO the pc
lice headquarters. On arriving there
the chiei questioned us as 10 where we
lived. Together with olher statements,
We told him we kept our hlrSe at the
Delaware House.
TIL chief then sent an officer to eX-
anime the carriage. During his absence
| told the chief That If he would take
the trouble to send around to Gibson
s'la stable they would there identify
tle loroe aud carriage, as my father, on
several occlsion", had lefs them thcrc
10 this the chief made no reply. GA
the return oi III Off er sent 10 exam.
i the ca rage the chief, after speak
ing to h III, tn ned to IL and said, Gas
have asCertaiued tfat your statements
to me are false, | will d-iain you fe-
low I'm Ter su p Con,' and after talk
ing ouI namcs, without further hearing,
hurried Us into ~ cell This was at
II. Al o'clock. Early in the ai ernoon
young man from New Castle identified
the horse and carriage in the presence
of an officer, and afterwards recognized
my brother. He says ho did all he ,
could ID gain our release. Chief Max |
we'll sent Il telegram % New Gas 10, !
which vas not received here until |
o'CIotV. GA receiving an IN n,wor he ra-
leased ms.
We were defined in the filthy cell !
for five hours while if the chief had |
done as requested, we need rot have |
been detained an hour. On being re-
leased we drove directly home. Upon |
reaching New Castle W" found that |
our nor. was trembling a. il very cold,
bat upon examination we found that |
his tonBue was 80 lacerated that he !
could scarcely eat. We have proof that
this was done 10y some drunnru brute !
attempting to Ii id him by the tongue
= lille III the stable on Front street, aud !
az We suppose, under the care OF the
officers. We you'd ask you, is this
Justice in Delaware
BURT f. Dubois. |
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
a Cow u issiMg =,

A week ago a small red and white
COW disappeared from the " Nonslicn
farm" OF T 7. CLARK, in New Castle
Hundred, and Notwithstanding the
niSt diligeut search that has been
made no trace of her can be found. AT
FIRST it was thought that she might have
stuck fast In some OF the ditcLe4 on the
farm, but after thorough search her
disappearance was attributed TO some
other cause. In tact il is now supposed
that she was stolen, and her carcass may
nave been brought TO this city, sold in
tn" market or packed away for winters
use, while her hide may have passed
into the tanners hands. If such Is not
the case s'e viii certainly be heard of
soon as a liberal rewarj i is offered for
such information as will lead to her re-
turn 10 toe ght ul ogn.r.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
iDr. kiMlt,,s' Vegetable Lsver Pills.

Tao perfection Of pills: Mankind's f4vorite
Pills, (suyar coated) Now endors q by thou
sands They move the bo~els easily by acting
dircc ly on the liver restore tho los. energies
b. promoting the healthy action Of the liver
In doi7g this headache, neura' ia, pains In
the rix'!t or cit 81 0" through the limbs,
Indigestion. co tiyenass 81 X stomach wea4
back drzzlncss. bad feelings through the
bo,y. aching limts blousness ,aguo, general
weakness anG other bodily inLrmities are
cured Thew positively Operate v thout grip.
ping, Fick ming, weakening, or leaving the
bowels costlve A splen.i' easy purgative
and perfect live' cure. % cents fami y
boxes {six In one, $l sent by mail. %od by
ell leading Mediciue dealers. Main depot,
Fourth and King St reets, Wilmington, Del.
Phi'adelphia depot, 6o2 Arch stree, johnson,
HOLLOWAY u Go. nov22 IT
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
TOPNDDY AsrHiS WIFE.

Mr.. ropnooiy was sitting by tbt
Kitchen stove the OF Ter nignt, medita-
lively gazing upon his VIE, WHO wa,
finishing up the work Of the day.
"Mrs Topnooiy, how old are you?'
he said at last in an abstract way.
"Ho v old am !, rDpnoodyo That a
pretty question to ask your own wife.
"les how old are you"" herrpeated,
without noticing the interruption.
"Oh, | was Just wanting to know for
fun.
"Tor fun, eh, TopnooJyo Well, |
can't tell you in years, exactly, but
| au just that Old that if | had been
that. old when YOU asked me to marry
you, I'd have been tive hundred nous.
and years older before you would have
got me. Now, do you know how Old
| am?" Topnuody resumed his medi
tation and began % whistle softly.
Daring, Tar, Growing Old"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
A Good Joke.

Green's census ami diary Almanac
for 1882, contains the following, which
if not meant for any one in this city, fits
to the very letter, two Of Wlmington's
prominent young men, who are wei
known:
"When Ragbag and Gallagher were
rivals tor the same girl, Raghag seemed
80 have the inside track, because hc
was the best looking. But Gallagher
got his sister 10 call in the girl and
casually mention that he was Il sp Ell
did hand to match worsted an dress
goods never made mistakes in the
shade or quality; aud the orange bios
SONS were worn for Gallagher
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
nntn WeMtoa. IN hMyrMa.

The Smyrna Times says "thc New
Years presents that our miller's wouiyi
most enjoy would ln well iiiIcd mill
ponds once more, pleasure they have
not seen for the past six months" They
should move their ponds 20 Whining
ton for snort time, where il has been
rainiug of and on Cor week or more;
or they might dig trenches, and thereby
get soin" of the surplus water from the
ov vrll,Niug rivers tha@ have lately been
announced ihrougi ont the country.
The above must have been Written
last summer, and by soMe untors"en
the event JUS ina Ia its appearance III
the Times ui .hl, week.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
AN TDSEST FARMER

in this State married II miss from a
fashionable boarding >chool for his sec
oud wife. He was struck dumb with
her eluquence, and 2az Il with wonder
at her learning. "I ~ might said he
"bOre hole through the solid airth,
and chuck in a millstone, and she'll
tell you to a Shawn how long the stone
will be going clean through. | used tor
TO think that it was air that | sucked
in every tine that expired; howso-
ever, she telien me that she knOwed
l9llen me that | had been
sucking in two kinds OF gin--oy gin and
high gin. My STARS, I'm d temperance
man, and yet have been drinking OK
gin and high gin all my life"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Pastoral CKRlpEe.

ON Sunday, January 8 h., Rev. Mr.
Aiken Of Pore Deposit who has recent
ly acc pted call to the Second Pres
bytelian church, of kester, Pa, will
preach is in :roductory sermon on the
above dita. 1t is stated that he will
m We to his new charge about January
5 h. His congregation in Port Deposit
have not as yet accepted ais resignation
and special meeting Of the Presby-
10 V viii Le called to consider the mat
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
A kniSuGt2 EiCtIlre.

j. X. Surt'rIey, the well known pho
sagrapher at ,502 Market ST., entered the
KEpUEAlCAS ottict yesterday morn.
ing viii his face wrrathed in
slnils. and luggIng Il biz 90 by IS chro-
no picture afrer hlm. "See there he
ID as he hel up til" fac simile OF j..
". Dipfendort's large clothing house
n, the n. ". corner If Fourth aud Mar
kAt streets The picture was taken
from u diagonal co ner, is n good one,
and S'nce il was taken Col. Moore,
ann'l er ,arga clothing man, ha, ordered
a similar pICtnre.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
: l.IIi X ERlStiS.

81 understand you told in store
tha | wasn't d nan 10 be depended
on" SAID HickenlOoper to Wigg'e-
worth, as they met the other morning.
"Taiut Sc" promptly denied Wigg!Gs-
worth; "What said was that You was
u tersiversationisC. "Oh, well that )
quite another thing" re.pDnd",l Hick.
enlCoper, ~l am Inarh "Dngri for your
good opinion; aud Ne Shooh WiggIeE'
worth warluly by the nan Iald am lied
away.
"Now, CHILDREN" said a Sunday
! school superinteudtn' who lIat rcrn
talNln- ~ his scholars ahOI; good peU-
pie, "wncn aH walking III rnc stree
| | speak 10 some persons merr, aud !
! don't speak 10 Others, and what IS tne
reason He cXprCt"i the reply
would be; "Becsuse some aIe COOS
and others are had, bat, 10 nis nistoin-
tture, the genera Snont was, ''Decau-c
some are rich and other, are poor"
The Philadelphia News says the fra
ternai relations between the North and
South have become 50 warm that seven
teen Northern Visitors 10 the Atlantic
exhibition We're carried up Il bed by TIE
hotel p0rterS, and il didll't cost them D
cent. The same Old story. Northern
men cant 90 South without getting
"shut''--,D lie neck, Or somewhere.
"NOw," said the teacher Of primary
ca>s to one OF his pNpi.s, 10 wuum he
wa, trying 10 impart a knowledge OF
division, but with Suite Success, "it
yuu h.a 3 pie, and ! should ask you
for quarter ct it, and yon should give
me- what wauiel, how much would
Y, I, have LETT 9" al woG idnt nave any
lett" quickly responded the h1tle girl.
An ol man was ii Shing one Sunday
morning, ijust beitr7 chu'sn time, when
the curdte saw him, and impaired III
d ulcet tones: HNly man dor'C you hear
those heavenly chime" ''Ell?'
"Dont you hear hose heavenly |
climes calling YOU" "aeg pardon,
sir. but really cant hear what you
say TO- those dreadful balls.
A widow at tho West, intending to
succeed her husband in the managing
ot hotel, adver,iSes that SHE hOte!
will be kept bv the widow OF the for
Inrr landlord, Mr. Brown, who died last
Summer ona new aud improved plan.'
A house painter recently waited to
Join the IRE department; but, AS IT, TOOK
1im over fifteen minutes IN CliNlb u
adder and tLen he had to go down for
'om, thing he had forgot, tuey didn't
,mploy him. ;
1t was a negro who ackr owledged
If or a short but tempestuous voyage at !,
ea that he was land lubber. He s
all he dubbed it SO well that he never
wanted to go to sea again, for sure.
81 declare!'' exclaimed Brown, 81 a
elieve have fJreotten all | knew" t
Sorry to hear it," remarked FOgg. &
However, you can take an hour some l
ay and learn it all over again"
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
sEhA (.tA DIV 0bRnPp.

The Il. L. Martin Democratic Club
wilt give their recond annual ball this
evening in Webster's Academy, Ma
sonic Temple, which promises to be a
tine affair, as the managers have done
ak in their power to make it social
HCcess. They hava provided hand.
some programmes, winch will be dis
tributed to ali the ladies on The march,
samples of which have been displayed
in several of the store windows on
Market street. All those who deligh:
in willing away the midnight hours cn
the floor Of the ball room should be
present on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
The Nesy school EOUse,

The new school building at Ienth an,
Spruce streets is rapidly approaching
completion, and is almost ready Tor the
roof 1t is large aud commodious ard
When flushed will not only be a great
accommodation TO the residents of that
growing section but Mil also tend to
relieve the heavy strain upon No. 7 and
s schools.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
HEALJHlo WEALTH!

DE, O. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: q specific for Hys.eria, Dizziness,
ConvulS onf, Nervous HeadSche, Mental De
preston, Loss of Memory, Sp rm ltorrbu.a,
imp tency, Involuntary Emissions, Prema-
ture Old age. caused by over exertinn, self
abuse, or over-indulgence, which e,ds to
misery. decay and death One box will cure
recent cases. Each box coutlins ono months
treatment Une I)llar a box, or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mall prepaid OF re-
coipt of price. We guarantee six boxes tc
cure any case With each orde- rec lived by
us fol sig boxes, accompanied with t7c dol
lars we will send the purchaser our Wrtlel
guarantee to return the money il the treat
ment does not effect a cure. 1uarGntees
issued osly by N b. Dantorth. Druggist
Cor. and ana Market Streets Wilmington,
Del.-SO!c agent. n0v25"tSW
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

In st. Patriuk's Church, corner 10Th
and King streets, the collections are
taken up by young girls Of the congre-
CATION. They serve for term Of three
months, after which they are replaced
by others.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
nov2-2n-eOd
DKLADELPHlA WILMINGTON AM
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows
For Philadelphia and InIerLicdl&ts Sta.
tions, 100, $40 9l0, 1890 a. IN, $50, 100, 100
1900 p. IN.
Philadelphia tExpressj $50, 900, YES
&. IN, l2lt, 9.b6 p. N.
Philadelphia and New York 2.-2 2lo, 0.@t
T.Go. 35h II. So a. N. tl24l, E.93, Sal, o.55p. NJ
baltimore and Intermediate stations y 81
2 9. NJ, does not stop be ween Wilmington
ard Perry ille, 5.04 p. IN.
peIyyllle aud intermediate stat. rs COS
y. IL.
baltimore and bay Line, o,Sp. m.
Baltimore and Washington. iAH,. Id, ~.
1.sS, s.33 +. M, l255, 'l.04, 40, iQ.3. y II.
Trains Ipr Delaware Division leave eOr:
New Gas tie. 9.35 q. N. / u5, 5.IGt
Harrin2,c en- and Intermediate Staa5ns s, 81
.. NJ, LOT. 5.26 p. n,
Delmxr .nd Intermediate Stations '.3s
n, !. y. u.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philads,ghla and Intermediate Ststtats,
$40 D. H., d90, 7.30, 1900 =. 10.
Philsaelphia and New ork, 215, "1'A,n
6.4i, t.JS p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, l.ST, Los
'.bb H. m.; l0.bl p. III.
For tur.ner information passenssns sre 10
,s-p' r. the tine tah'"' Dcstcf ~ ~" Hsrh'
Trains marked tnusH) nre !.ni!sl sxJrs's
FRANZ iii ,MpSJN, !. X. WDOn,
GenI MSnayor Hsn'l Pass Agt.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
acknowledgements $
CLOTHING HOUSE,
S.F.C0R 5TH & MARKET SITS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

P. S. The above sale
must take place at once, as
we must have the room to
repair our Building from the
damages received to it by
the recent fire.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

a TTENT1ON-.All persons desiring pure
"a Drugs or Chemicals, or wishing their
proscyiptiOns or private recetpts carefully
Compounded Of pure materials, should 10 TO
tAad ruS stGre ~ .
II. X. BRINGHURST,
Market street, Wilmington, Dol.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
Clothing !! Clothing

This will notify the public
that this years clos ng out
sale will continue until all
oar wi ter stock is s Id, re
sardless OF cost comprising
hundreds ob Overcoats fol
Men. Youth Boys ano
Children of every dcscrip
ton Also a full line @
Suitinys in every de part,
ment, ! desire to announce
ttat this is our final and cnly
mark down this season, so
that nc ne need wait for low
er prices.
Inc above goods are
open for inspection 1t will
pay all to call before making
your purcha rs elsewhere, as
we are satisf, d that the in
ducements we are offering
are greater than ever before
otfsled to the public at
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

GNR RENT THE HG USE AID STORE
H!.4 King street. apply aI2!2 King street.
dec2S-St
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
~ah Akst.

A SO AP BO'LER WANTS A SIrJ'a
"A tGu in city "r country. one who up.
ueitands the business in its various b anches
mwhite Nv saunel soap a specially. ACdres,
nir Ha@an No. S22 n. 18th s,rest, Ph'adei-
F'i"' ia. dec.g- It.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

DIOR RENT.-A FARM OF 10 ACRES
y or the Concord pike, four miles from
WilminSion, at a m0dera e rate. Apply a
Swan Hotel, Wilmi ington, Del, John Dunn.
dec21 1-d&s-f
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

MTONEY TO LOAN UN MORTtdAl L
M. in lnrgo or naaN amounia, on CIV ef
Row OalSao oo1nsy property Apply 70 Ne
UtYrY i u, COZ, L!Sk.c sn1 IA. OF st,se5.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

.-1R sALE-SIX NEW TWO STONY
N''m n-,ns houses, NO. 1901, 1893, 1876, 1907,
;Maoopi lail West STREET. Three on Ihir,
p.sh ps above West; one at 9i0 "es. Second
sao,. iwasn a. ma West Third street. These
,aee nse, haye all the late impro ements.
Slsu' oasy J. II. AAR IN.
asclT llno VIZ woet '''''
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

MUTATION WANIFD AS fNrhl
clerk or assistant bpcl kee er by a
.nnne man OF eXper ence; can give good ref
eithce apply ITO i .E ,N a-Y
dec2 -3t Kent Iron u Hardware store
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

w WANTED.-TWO CHOPPERS. AP.
r.s, Ply at Pickel's foundry, over 1lth
WV "iuke. Oec2S.6l
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

NJ ANTEl'.-BO ARDERS. PLEASANT
.n, seeoh story front roOm, vita hea
.; "u sAS' sntaUe or gentleman and wits or
",' ssnt'emau Also table BOarders. Ap.
ply at oll Tatua | street. dc I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
TITS NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appetites In
a4i the delicacies Of the season and by eating
fast, overloadng their stomachs should feel
d!slrcssed after meas. one dose of Apepsia,
the great specific for dyspepsiG will give per.
feet relief in a few minutes In all CASES and
often prevents serious sickness.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
FOR SALE.
~oxSALE CHEAT
A BARGAIN !

= arm Of 50 acres in Chriat'ana hun,r a !;
+ s,i,n ai south of Greenville station, ana
hf ih,'T t,o,n Wilmington. 1t hasa vel.
iso n"eS o.sso ',S nfs rooms, commanding gooi
Ing h9tsv ,ns delaware river; barn, sanling
Tlsso, ,sr re- Touth ouses in goo order. ne !ahl
an,J aIna,II Improved, wei! wa erGi. aaa mas ,.s
s.thern exposure 1t Is WI YIN hs 81 sold chesp
Ths W n,yner wants to give up farming.
nv sav ani terms mad to suit purcnaser
h''' a"nly 10 THOMAS X. I.aLi.f.
ntf' 602 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

w ANTED.- PRA' TT AL EN8l-
usu neer wsnes a situation. Address
Engineer" REPUBLICAN, office. dec17.it
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
CyLLlN6 AT COST.

w close business, n large lot Of CHI ildren's
,,,,,, I,res,es, Sc. q largo lot OF upd or wear
vy"x, IoSxg avn make for msn, women and child
a aUu. ot of dolls. dr. essed or undressed, be,
nr iss oost: also other holiday goods, zephyr
Wv t,xn s' Alsos 30 nostic sewieg machines,
SsSrIj os,rjy new. MRS. l.. W. SIOCkLEf,
nen.2I # l!9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30

DOhRDERS OAN re ACUDMMODA.
ID ted a. +0t Lom card street dec1s a.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-30
WANTED. "A WDITE GIRL FOH
w general housew0rk ut 8l5 W. Ninth
street. dec2S II

uy ED-A GOOD COOK APPLY
w with reference at 1908 Jederson street.
dec2g.3ts
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either side of the remains walked the
pail bearers selected by the deceased, -
six sturdy, weather bronzed farmer fish
ermen, who lived i'll the vicinity,-while
General Pierce, the Mayor Of Boston,
Edward Everett, Rufus Choate, and
other distinguished personages followed
as best they could. There were many
evidences of grief among the thousands
Of Mr.. Webster's friends present, and
yet death was for him fortunate escape
from trouble. He was painfully aware
dence Of the people of Massachusetts,
and gained nothing by SO doing; he had
found that he could not receive Il nominal
ton, even from the party which he had
so long served for the Presidential Office
he so much coveted: and his pecuniary
cmbarrassnentS were very annoying
Neither could he. under the circum-
stances, have continued to hold an office
under Mr.. Fillmore, who, after his fu-
neral, appointed Edward Everett as his
successor in the department of State.
General Pierce received severe blow
after his election, a railroad accident de-
priving him Of his only child, promis-
ing boy, to whom he was devotedly at
tached. \ week before the inaugural
ton he escorted his sorrow stricken wife
to Baltimore, and then came to Washing
ton, accompanied by his private secre-
tary, Mr.. Fletcher Webster. Mr.. Fill
more received him cordially. and invited
him to dine at the White House, where
there was reception given in his honor.
An estimate of the character of the Pres
ident elect was circulated that evening.
as having been given to an itinerant lee
turer who was stopping at New Hamp.
shire village inn by its landlord. What
sort of a man is General Pierce %
"Waal, up here, where everybody knows
Frank Pierce and where Frank Pierce
knows everybody, he's a pretty consider
able fellow, | tell you. But come to
spread him out over this whole country,
I'm afraid that he'll be dreadful thin III
some places
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the stool was taken away. The formal
ties and the execution lasted altogether
about % minutes The bodies remained
hanging 90 minutes, and were then let
down into five rough shells filled with
shavings and were examined by the doc
tors. They were then placed in two
carts and taken away under the escort of
Cossacks to be ANONYMOUSLY buried in a
remote part Of the suburbs of the city.
With the exception of an accident to one
of the ropes, which broke twice, the
proceedings passed off quietly and with
out difficulty. They were watched i'll
silence by fully 100, 900 of the civil and
military population of the capital.
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FURNITURE:

y clue to the character of our furniture
; without seeing it. Take. for example, Il bed
room suite of three pieces.
Lowest prices:
Ash, wood S....................S2 $40
Another style: walnut or ash, marble
tops. 30
such as are in every furniture store; COM
mon wood and common work. We keep
also a small assortment of cottage" or
painted sets
Lowest prices in tirst-cass work
Walnut, wood tops. .S41.
Same style in mahogany. 56.
. OF plain style, but proper for some rooms in
any house, 10 matter how rich.
Lowest prices III elegant work
Maple or walnut, TenneSsee-marble
Lowest prices i'll luxurious work:
Walnut, TenneSSee-marble tops .Sl2j
Similar styles in mahogany. 135.
y very chaste and noble style, perfection
of work:
Maple, wood tops. ............. 500
Same in mahogany. ......... 10
We have very large aSSortmentS both be-
low 500, and hetween 500 and 500. At
higher prices there is no higherquality; only
more costly decoration.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The western gallery.
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EOSIERY:

These items in hosiery are everywhere
but our prices are lower, probably, every
one of them.
LADIES.
English, plain colors, 500.
German, fancy, 81, -.
English, fancy, 80.
English, Isle, black, 90
English, Isle, black embroidered, -.
English. spun-Silk, black, Sl.50.
MISSES.
French, heavy-rib, gray, S0.40.
German, ribbed, Isle, black, "a.
MEMS.
English, eNtra-Stout, SO.11.
English, fancy, -.
German, Isle, black, 30.
German, Isle, black, embroidered, 80.
German, silk. plain colorS, -.
German, silk, plain co!ors, embroidered
So
If you find elsewhere 4 stocking called by
the same name as any one of these, and ut :
price no higher than ours, look at the quail
~.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.