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arm. drawing It out. and struck him over the
head with it. The negro dropped his wood,
drew his knife. and commenced cutting Taylor.
TAYLOR called for help, and it was with great
difficulty that the negro could be pulled of
d ~ LII Ien .ey We = 81 ts . .oe s nTrc
lor showed that h was stabbed in a number Of
places on his left side near the abdomen and
ia several places at and near the back of the
was cut in two. His condition was considered
very critical, it being thought that he would
die -
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LETTER FROM BULLOCK.
G~Od OrOPs-A Big Time AntIeI-
psted on the ROurIh-POIiIIeal

STATEsBo<o. GA, june SO.-Editor Morning
Netcs: We ofNois section are at this time re-
ioicing in the ene condition Of our crops,
which were certaiNgy never better than they
are this year, and VIII propitious seasons for
two or three weeks our.armers will be safe.
Up to 1880 our people were noted for being
self-sustaining, but two drF wears. eoupled
with the evils OF using too mach puano- has
caused them to lose their formes prestige: but
the signs now indicate that they are again on
the high road &c prosperity.
Our village has improved considerably in the
past two years-since the abolition of whisky
selling We have a daily mail to No. 6 Genital
Railroad, which places us in easy communica.
ton with the outside world.
Our citizens will celebrate the Fourth with a
big crowd, speeches. etc. as OF old.
Our county, as you know. is solidlg Demo
cratic, and consequently her political sky is
clear Our people generally have no particu
lar choice OF candidates for the 0Overnlrsnip
whoever the convention nominates win have
our peoples support. B. A J.
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a8 sW5.
VER STREET.,
w BUIEDIEG}
-p1CRIPTTONS.

DESCRIPTIONS.
xrvs. one year. SO 90; six
r,rT M5ls-ssS e 10. three months, 81 %; one
raala; s w. one year. s. 90; six months,
NH rrrRzD BY CARRIER OR PREPAID
g GT NAIL
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-a-'1 .----a--r- SIX Insertions, SIS eJ.
81 1,-.4s~~ Notices double above rates
l---- .--. -. large a1verti seitlehtS-
r-- -r- .tre --iseTnenLs ~ Per s'4oe-L 80, 2
al 5v-r- leLls. 1iaI flesSs' u 81 as
A----..1-. .--s srs special Notices y per square
elea .lls-e-i...s-euts Of Ordinaries. Sheriffs
Legal 40 5+Hrials inserted at the rate pre-
sC,-15rs. For Rent, Lost and Found, ~
Is ans, Inc SO advertisement inserted
cruz tr..- headings for less than 81 cents
llls' Lam - made by Post Office Order,
d % 1900 Letter or Express, at our rlsk.
...-r-.- he Insertion OF any auFer-
We -- any specified day or Gays, nor
--. theuumber OF Insertions With
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ll ---.r-s will however, have their
.--t--of insertions when the time
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Savannah, Ga.
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HAsH1s sr9ss 1nue 81 rhs s.,.,.
mas been argea Wltiin the last few 49, -
parties istres "a e sake ~ active Ass..s x
Georgia politses sas 6g his inausncs n
ooosE II ne g eaAsa Rspub icsn of IA.
pendeae party b that STATE. TIE pzea.ss.
mas ilSea wise asns refused to do auy ttsch
thing Hs reeoga aiass the fact that Repns.
lieAaisa IN Georgla & assd, and Coat
nomlI' ION ol Aa lsphens vii XIII Enas.
pendeaesns g eaf ia its eaflv afare.
so ne nss refosa4 e lnseffera Ia q ssssqsn
unless shs psosie iqssksssea 4Aa msKe
better sacTing e . saat taeg sx =
DO. oaasr lords, the seterUsis 4 5ss Is
abandce 6eosss As good Repabilca hsta.
which mas hers fore besn exsaiI. Ia q
the NE77s. q f1EtsS = s.Far.staeees b ,ss
dent Altha aina y rscsrF event
Ms
From vhat asas Nj 1osg ,5-
dulging ID amfa 5rn a ~ ~
Mr.. STEPHENS. ae nst know set.g
Mr.. Spec sy hims but g. ps
his frielNs sy ~ Ta4s 41srrl.sa
that young 9{F sps 81 beer zsest = 50
Rspresentatigs sss. 8s 49,
have nevsr eya 81 1nl slaat az 49,
it not been for phsus ana Is coz
clusion they hoq eaat (. espassas Sc.
ceptance o. the Deaos nc ne.alaaGiOa IS s.
breach of isn 8 faasg sfr. Euory Speer
This is NJ 5teHk3r horrible efirrs. Tbe
fact Of the mstter ls sHsver. tnst oaIv ~
his advice as Mr. Eme speer been guided
by Mr.. Ste 1hens. IL ssF Eaogg Hpser haz
gone astreg or E5at svsce, Is & he fault
and not tle fault CT AIr. Stephens. Ihe
friends Of slr. Emory geer nad hes6eE dis.
cIpline th il chief rather than sFY 70 sE-
raign Mr.. tephens.
rOLITfcAL AssgssSfEaVs
Despite the action ce Congress--hoEk
a1.at nouses-i S.seuSsiag aad deHounclcR the
~ 5s'etu ol 'n1ieess 5sess nsnls o. cltcehoii
81, "a Sne 50 Il q 7seN Bcs f and he oiAee-
circular. Fhe sret --fha eis,rs. 9,-,fh ~
that the al taeks apaa sbe systsm or asssss-
ment In th House SID aenata had aaAouaf-.
e0 70 nott le Hhs aFe simply segar1ad
as, as Democl tis einpta Sc partY capital
fhe more E aetseet Is ag.tsted. the laaxe
readily the hvorn uett 1pioq Al 4 s,n.s ds.sgr
with their ra ata TIE onlv tksrr fFssK
will inducf nesIthv e1DOs5fIoi = ess ave-
tenn of pr 3Fiess ssse srleslt---or robtere-
VIII be fcg sae moCgats, when they come
INTO power, p9 st 00Fu upon end De-
nounce it.
tlfc RtIsIEEss.
Public oaainsss n Congress ID grad1al.v
approsching q baSinss aasis The sIgas 81
snt are p8uus. TIE hurrg ana
cutting OF II de5a.e are iRlalilble sleas Of
this. Thee IL s debate on appropriation
and other hfEs shan formerly, and tkere a.
less fghtinz Il Congress than formerly.
This all indicates a. 9roaehing s65oufnmenE.
There are. however SC many lbsnQa that
nay DELAY adjoo Ulsat shat lie eircufx-
stances vii not ailow a prediction ag 70 gnaa
closing oths thar 1as heretofore been giVe0
n these atches and correspondence.
co lEssIon AZ PROCEEDINGS.
In the senate snd House the death of
Representatve Hawk was announced. C0us-
ntttees were appointed to superintenG the
.nneral ceremonies AID escort the remains
% their las estfng place. Both houses afi-s
burned unti tom 0rroW.
DEATH DF REPREsEN TIVE HAWK.
Represe tative Hawk, IT Illinois. alod
asst night Ger an Illness 81 a few hours
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WeaEpe u Ll...leaElnna.

OFFICE CEIEv SIoliAI OBSERVER, WEgH-
ISeFoE, d. O., June 89.--lndicatl9ns Tor
Saturday:
In the Soath Atlantic states. local raius.
partly CLOUDY weather, seushetly 90 westerly
winds In the northern portion, lower ba-
rometer and slight chsuge IL Temperatures
10 the Middle All sntie States, threatening
weather an Taiu, south to west winds AMI
lower barometer
In the Gut Stats, sousherIy to westerly
winds, partly ei0aef weather u tae eastern
portion, loca Tafas slight changes IN ten
Peset0re ard pre- sure
In Iennesse aad te Oaio valley, ocea--
sional rain fol0whs 5Y partly cloudy wea4h-
or, southesgt ~ iivssE sglads riaEae
barometer ard e.af 5aer7 or slio,hf fan gFs
temperature
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LONDON, Jane G0-A ais8asch lo ksa
Daily Neaos from Paris sta ses tfat tle FRENCH
Cabinet has decided shst Franes Is aot ia
honor bound 70 suppcr rewsk Pasha, the
Khedive, IL tae people aGs Dersislentip hos
tile to him, ard iie gree. p0Wers are Eesdv
to support a caOd tsgP 30 be seraad npon
between Arab Fasaf and he Porle.
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II hkfc Jr- Ihis weak's clrcu.
te y Co.ter Brokessi Ass5-
ctaARo@ se3t 20 s03 .fr8 tsGa u 2erS de-
Hespf3 Sigh .emp0rsry aee.ine a1
itehlHs american asa been u FAIR fs-
'shQogn figa temporarily declined
ga tt ne qpauEg Ecg sea islnud
f-atfe has eeea m0derafe demana hns gul..
nr were paid fnsugga opened drI aa4
aeah6g -tso- th8y hive been scllge siEet
Neaftsf, aafi eeovare1 the seclip
faliy b. higheF ce
e
8ers pv
iaeat
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Boston. June 3O.-The jury In the Malay
case, at New Haven, retired sbOut p. m,
and remained out less than an hour, retuFr-
ing a verdict OF not guilty, and the accused
we're discharged.
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THE goaI Il morn,

On the 8th Of sse2temi'er, when f,s p1es
dent wse conveyed from tne seat as 90 ssif
meai 10 sa asaeai sn6ee bsi acquainted
@tln hig N9nGlti0n hga BAT litsIe h5re thas
heFia er feturn 10 the e1tsys Esf4
ii =. s,.ouZe fe had har9e alulss.t shganrh.
y he xYilx orlieal SO s1agsi tilat = svsg
sasstie in
aAaga aaek as
stsi.M - fFHa ftEs tFirftl gfsfsf
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~ cfUNl OF HfsfIlIu IIIIlI y N IIlst
passing tarwecn NE ssA3.4 ems ae
gfsil OF the tsii viewed LAe 28gd fl1e. Some
Of the jail efncals, lFo or shree pbs sielaBs
W k5aitaaL 3.ned tnfs e0neuar7 and famed
als dead 4g1tizr tace b ap AHsT
alea John 0ulleau al3 nH ge
asafOid, bng st8gsl a9aeG fe
within she lt oS iac sst
tha srea Wlea aangE
tKae gats sslg aitt aEf
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To..I Nc. RsesIp.. :. n .As rer...

New YcaK, June 52-rae following are
the total ret receipts x eottou AZ ~ ports
sinca Sent. her i lE.I
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Three minutes after the drop fell the
body Was lowered to be examined by the
physicians. There was a decided action of
the heart for fully fourteen minutes, and
the pulse futtered two minutes after. When
the body had hung with the feet just touch
ing the ground for over half an hour, 1t was
lowered into the coffin. which was waiting
for it under the scsffold. The physicians
decided at once that the neck had been
broken. When the body was lowered the
black cap was removed and the face ex-
posed. About the mouth there was con-
siderable moisture. After the body had
been arranged 10 the coffin Warden Crocker
ascended the steps of the scatfold and ad-
dressing the crowd, which was kept back
from the scaffOld by line OF officers, said
that those who desired could pass alongside
of the seaffold and view the bndv
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-01
HIS ILL SPENT LIFE.

In rausacking the country for the prison.
er's anteeedents, 1t was aseertained that
Charles "Jules" Guiteau was a native of
Illinois and 40 years OF age. He was found
TO be the author of crude work on rs-
ligion-a sort of "Companion to the Bib!e.u
as the writer styled 1t, the sale of which he
had anticipated would be largely increased
by the renown he would achieve as the SLAYER
OF the President and the founder Of stall
wart dynasty. Indeed In this expectation
he had prepared a freshly annotated copy OF
the book for the press, which was seiz1d
among the prisoners other written effects.
He was also found to have been once an uu-
worthy member of the Oueida community
in New York State, and later a self STYLED
lawyer in Chicago, where he had dropped
che "Jules" from his name.
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The results of the autopsy upon the BODY
of Guiteau so far as they can be learned to-
night from the surgeons who were present,
may be briefly stated as follows,
After surveying the body externally the
surgeons proceeded to lay open the brain
cavity and thorax and to examine the organs
therein contained. The brain was found to
weigh forty-nine and One-half ounces.
which is little more than the weight In the
average human being. 1t was well formed
aud presented no external evidences
of disease or lesion. The lungs
and heart were In their normal
condition, but there was a slight ruffiing of
the aorta, in the vicinity of the heart. The
neck was not dislocsted or fractured, as the
surgeons at first supposed, but there was
rupture Of the sternocleidomastoId muscle
on both sides, as well as of the thYreohyold
membrane. 1t follows, therefore, that death
r 2sioa VI the sQiRai VeFgeo a narilal
examination was matte of thc an aa uf
v's1a Dut 3 and Hot oeen comp f'
81 the sine the s15oElY as ltsr
The spise- toun0 70 be considerably
enlarged, It's eigns bsing fifteen ounces,
or mora th5a twice thst ol the uofmal
spleen. The e er sbaouila-t Qrfgsus, 80 Z e
shf a'-ed preserves 20 uE-
0t lbe snrgeune
tEe a4fopey
.tN
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The hens Of Jefferson county are doing well
this season. Five hundred doz IN eggs were
shipped from Bailey's Mil to Jacksonville last
Saturday.
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s-ti--.. u elrectQFs of the Saush Carolina
Aa7e hi4ed seyenty-five convicts
sfs, q Augusta. who has 4 con
l.-....i,,is the savannah Valley Railroad
;. d l'...-'.-AA :. "a Abbeville county. TO An
81, ss's.-nce % trenty-seven mile me
= 81, W " cohslets Is SIS 5a Ter month
49,. SeltFa-,ed % grade the road IN
Z II s.,' s.i-s' l5.l saq .he railroad company have
iueiio,r I'm s..1 which to pay tfe cost of
lsir s0rs--,'S,ii..l ii..lfing q these co2vic6s has
-a canel, gut d & s.iai-,sS tt.. = ~ .he
this eufaarrisl --'sl sn''' opera-
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THERE ARE NOT MANY STORES EVEN IN THIS
GREAT CITY WHERE EVERYTHING WORN BY
BOYS IL KEPT AND NOWHERE ELSE CAN PA.
RENTS FIND IN SUCH LARGE VARIETY AND
CHOICE ASSORTMENT CLOTHES UNDERCLoTHEs.
HOSIERY. GLOVES NEOKwEAR, HATS AND SHOES
FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES OUR CLOTHING BUsI
NESS Is THE MAIN FEATURE. OF COURSE. WE
KEEP THE OTHER ARTICLES TO MAKE THE STORE
ATTRACTIVE.
OUR TRADE HAS ALREADY ASSUMED WONDER.
Full PROPORTIONS, BUT WE SHALL KEEP ON
GROWING, AS THE FAIRNESS OF OUR TERMS OF
DEALING BRING BACK OLD CUSTOMERS AND IN.
TEREsT MANY NEW PURCHASERS EVERY SEA.
SON. OUR TITLE TO THE TRADE Is THE pRIvI.
LEGE BROADLY GIVEN OF RETURNING ALL TN.
SATISFACTORY GOODS FOR EXCHANGE OR RE.
FUND OF MONEY.
PERSONS RESIDING ANYWHERE THROUGUOuT
THE STATE MAY SHOP HERE BY THE ASSISTANCE
OF OUR BOOK OF DESCRIPTIONS AND PRICES oF
MEMS AND BOYS APPAREL WHICH Is MAILED
FREE TO ANY ADDRESS.
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spent all his money and been robbed Oh HIS o'o'"
ing Judge Stilsing discharged him' ~
Won uonten Post Grand Army of the Repnbnc
has contributed 800 to tho Garfield Monumeh EN-
Fund through 4. S. White, Deputy Collector Oh the
Port of New-Yurk.
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SYPHER & co.
739 & III BROADWAY.

Now on Exhibition, the Works of Art
from the Duke Of Hamilton Sale, also a
large Collection consisting of Choice
pieces Of the finest French and German
Cabinet Work, GobeIin Tapestries,
SevreS, Dresden, Berlin and other Por-
ceIainS, BrOnzeS, Dutch Clocks, An
tique Holland and Italian Furniture,
Old English Silver, &c.
Pieces purchased for Holiday Gifts
reserved and delivered without Extra
Charge.
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PLAIN COLORED DRESS GOODS.
MIXED DRESS GOODS

800 PIECES LADIES' CLOTH CHEVIOT sUITINGS.
A INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL, sos PER YAHDi
FORMER RETAIL PRICE, 81.
$50 PIECES. As INCHES WIDE, ALL WOOL CHE
VlOT, 372c THE YARD: FORMER RETAIL PRICE
65c.
. CASES CHUDDA MIXTURES ALL WOOL, 40
INCHES WIDE, Doe FORMER RETAIL PRICE SOC,
3 CASES PINHEAD CHECKS, ALL WOOL, 40
INCHES WIDE, OUc. a YARD FORMER RETAIL
PRICE ~.
2 CASES CHEVIOT MIXTURES. As INCHES WIDE,
75c 4 YARD; FORMER RETAIL PRICE 81 70.
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CLOAKS And COSTUMES.

325 BLACK CLOTH DOLMANs slOi FORMER RE.
TAIL PRICE. SIG.
24O IMPORTED BLACK SILK DOLMANS LINED
WITH QUILTED SILK, FUR COLLARS, $50 ; FORMER
RETAIL PRICE. $50.
400 ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS, SO; FORMER
RETAIL PRICE. $l4
235 COLORED EMBROIDERED DOLMANs, Sl3
FORMER RETAIL PRICE $50.
LARGE STOCK OF MISSES AND CHILDRENs
SUITS AND CLOAKS. SO AND UPWARDS
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DISEASES
OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The importance of the system its over life
and the direct bearing which, has human happiness is
thoroughly Tecognzed its and the danger OF oNerax
ing it, whether through intense mental application or Oy the
excessive indulgence of the appees and popenstes are
proper subjects consideration When the nervous system
IS deranged absolutely necessary 70 promptly seek adj
vice from an expert for long series OF years has de-
voted his whole attention to this study and who,
from his experience and practice has learned 10 discover at
once and promptly apply the remedy thus avoid
ing the painfully slow seeking FOR the truth so common TO
the inexperienced and annoying 10 the patient who very
naturally wants to without delay what is tho matter
the extent arrangement the probabilities OF recupera
ton and the time required.
the brain become exhausted by intense mental app
cation deprving the power Of connected thought 1T can
only strength by being properly fed and noushed
by the certain systematic methods 1t Is precisely the
same with the nerves that preside organic life The
yaue OF this branch of medical practice scarcely be
overraed for marriage the perpetuaon OF family
Names the securing OF hereditary titles and the retention OF
estates in the same family.
From long and large experience in this direction, have
been able to by my the thankful appre
oaiion Of some OF the first families in the city and Nation
and can communicate that pertains 10 the overexercso
of every department the system and the Of
recovering its powers whether Of brain, appetite propensity
passion.
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PLAID DRESS GOODS

2 CASES PLAIDS. as INCHES WIDE, 37lac. YARD 4;
FORMER RETAIL PRICE, 700
CASES PLAIDs. 40 INCHES WIDE. ALL WOOL
5Oc. A YARD FORMER RETAIL PRICE, ST.
2CAsEs PLAIDs. 40 INCHES WIDE. ALL WOOL,
Toe 4 YARD; FORMER RETAIL PRICE, 81 %.
CASES PLAIDS, 4j INCHES WIDE ALL WOOL
s5o A YARD FORMER RETAIL PRICE 81 90.
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Announcements.
A CORNER on THE Corn: ..,o,
ur Wings Corn and Bunion Remedy controls VIZ
Cure ia perfect Beware Of limitations oO Gents pi"se''
Do,,t mistake drowsy feelings for lazlness,
bpt nreyent them and by using faikeiS 1ngor
Tome.
Earl g. Wilson's f and W brand OF Mems
Collars and Guns are the best. sold everywhere
HENRY A. DANIELS, Nj. D..
laI IexingtOnave, between 2ath ana JOtl-stS. A.,
l. Impotence, Sterhy, Dscistto Oh bhe
Gentle rnary orLans nervous system, speclates
Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, 10
f 27th.st. bet. Madison and 5thaves. w. H. hANkNsoN
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME
EDRNIA
SKINNY MEN.-"Wells' Health Remover "
restores NigOr dyspepsia nervous weakness &c s
Try Hunters Sitter. Hunter SITTER Co
Kitchen Specialties Cincinnati and New.fork. circulars
free.
800 600 worth Furniture Coverings and
Drapees opened in all the new designs and colohgs az
one. half their value. ,.,,.
snErPARD KNAPP CO., sxthave. and lSth-st.
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- B e va
~ do ~ ~ Ess q Sg
ALL C0L0RS
~ SILK AND IN WO RSTED.
FURS.

sEAISKISs sACQUEs IN GREAT VARIETY,
FULLY 20 PER CENT LESS THAN FORMER RETAIL
PRICES.
60 FURLINED CIRCULARS $50; FORMER RE
TAIL PRICE, $i5.
PRICE. Sl5.
SO FURLINED CIRCULARS, $35 FORMER RETAIL
PRICE, 500
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AGENCY OF
MOET g. CHAMDOM
Chamdon & Co., Succr's, EPERNAY,
9BROAD STREET,

NEw-YoRK. NOVEMBER 1892.
beg TO call the attention of the friends and patrons Of the
celebrated lIOET & CHANDON CHAMPAGNE TO the
fact that the coming the United states are OF the
VINTAGE OF 1s7S which connosseurs will find By
parson equal in quality to any Of the frstcss champagne
wines shipped 10 any part Of the world.
Messrs Chandon Co.. suc' RS dc Meet Chandonar the
largest growers the Champagne trade and by reason
OF their immense reserves furnish their superior wines at
less cost than any Of their competitors.
therefore take pleasure In informing you that nOtwh
standing the failure of this no advance in price
present contemplate by Messrs Chandon & Co.. ADD
that their ENTIRE CUVEE Of Cremant day blanc,
WHITE SEAL, will be reserved for this country.
Itpossesses ~ FEE 1017 OF vineyards located In
the most districts Ay BOuzy Cramant,
Mareu Vezenay, Sllery, and the abbaye de Hautyers
where sparkling first produced by the monk Dom
Perignon In addition to these the firm controls by contract
with DOpretOs 500 OF other vineyards the
same Besides the kept in very large quantities
in which used for blending and to replace
tho loss OF breakage and sales there constantly hand
in the cellars OF the firm TEN TO TWELVE MILLION
l2OOOOOO bottles of wine of which is sold until
It bottle about four during which time t
undegoe the manipulation necessary to clear and prepare 1t
for consumption.
length Of cellars belonging to the house is over
TEN MILES, and their superficial area ONE HUNDRED
SIXTY NINE THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
NINE 100000 square yards.
The yearly shipments the house larger by several
hundred bottles than those OF any other establish
g %s%s en5G S rY ss amona ONE billion
HSSBBKkEEBB A HNb III :sE
average of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FI &
THOUSAND SEVEN HUNDRED AND EIGHTY u25,,
ESQ CAsEin or 3%E MItiigN vi FIVE rr MTN
HTSDRED, AND SIXTY d,jOs36O BOT.
Bonfors circular the total importation Of ALL the brands
shpped United states reached only ONE MILLION
SFVEN HUNDRED EIGfIrY-rHREE THOUs &.
AND FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY NINE u,1s3.
500 CASES
The sales of Messrs Meet Chandon during the
period amounted to -, 400 bottles
The shipped the United states by Messrs Chandon
= co. are:
The GREEN SEAL. or Sillery NOUS SUPERIOR.
WHITE SEAL Cremaut d Ny blanc. and
GOLD SEAL. or Grand Cremalt Imperial. which are
all Tstclass and will Do found to supply
The needs requirements the educated American
at rces uaed meet the OF all true lovers OF
glass VI genuine Champagne
Respectfully yours,
G. T.. MEERT
Solo \ gent for the Uni ted states
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INDIA CAMBLS HAIR SHAWLS

FROM THE LONDON SALES AT ABOUT oNE.HALF
THEIR FORMER PRICES
50 RIAL INDIA DECCA sHAWLS, SO; FORMER
RETAIL PRICE. $50.
SO REAL INDIA UMRIrzUR sHAwLs, s65i FOR.
MER RETAIL PRICE, $40. -
81 REAL INDIA UMRITZUR sHAWLS, $751; FOR.
MER RETAIL PRICE. $50.
40 REAL INDIA UMRITZUR SIAWLS. 1928 FOR
MILK RETAIL PRICE. 5000.
20 REAL INDIA VALLEY CASHMERE SHAWLS
el7j; FORMER RETAIL PRICE, $780,
Is REAL INDIA VALLEY CASHMERE sHAWLS
5000 FORMER RETAIL PRICE, $3.50.
q REAL INDIA VALLEY CASHMERE SHAWLS,
$500; FORMER RETAIL PRICE $500
THE FINER QUALITIES UP TO $1,000, EQUALLY
UNDER VALUE.
INST RECEIVED LARGE IMPORTATION OF
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