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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
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1t VIII relieve the poor little suffer imnediatey-de
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prescription Of of tho oldest and best female phy
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1882-01-19
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
, Thomas G. Kelly spd Richard Fancher:

10 TnVlNAS 2, AeIIy 8HU NIcH8tV EHIS1Set'
You are hereby notified that have done tho requi-
site amsunt Of labor for the year 1881 on the La
fayetts lode situated the Ruby Mining Dstrst nn-
nison county Colorado, viz: one hundred dollars sloo
Unless you, the said Thomas c. Kelly anu Richard
Fancher pay 10 ME your share Of said work within
ninety days your iateses: in said lode will bs forfeited
to the undersigned
no20vol johN r. bhhhc.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20
Salute.

iona: EH title I'll b~jnoussn BE- iagre sIomit,r jmaa.
Seq beeer Dig life ON 8iaoom % ON Maat,
ON sGre on min 0no % alles Saoer.
men fun ON at ian 5ro paa Oct Orb. on
bar iast,
at on aloris, aloris mig iorIaoer.
Seq beoer ON Din Si0lp til at pere belt
mig lelo,
at pare ldro, 'elp mar leg 9aar / Slinoe,
Seq beoer ON DIN arait til i 6riitellems Glu
itaa opreiit % gienHem StrUmmen uinoe.
Seq beser ON DIN Nauo for at lpaae ia.
oerpur
lom Si9iel paa nit 6jen % paa nit Sirfe.
at iple, Oh er NOR mig. ibuor leg eHe aaar
/ &rimlen, paa 0abe, iom / airte.
Seq beoer ON Dit 9p5 til at ip9e mer % mer
for altio mer % nlcr al big at finoe,
ls9 beoer ON Of intte, / bpao Der eno tier:
bin Billie lte berlbe iom ~berinoe.~
Seq beoer at fna elite nleo Sem arilti emit
DC Sabine, De Surituote % be strtne,
Ieg beeer at faa trptte alt ffabt til nit Sruit
meo aiGrli9heoens Sou % Saab oa %arme.
Ga ital leg iaa forfulges os lioe nleo Din
Sgn,
nit beolte Orb iororRnst % bnulpit bpre
0 l9r mig "a at beoe al 6lertet Den Son:
"tilgip DEM, De oeo ei, hpao DC aipre,,"
&riitofer Sanipn.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20
Srgllllu mel Sorbinbriraer.


fielo aibolotes iorleoen ct eieneoms
meIisi Srpllup, iom bar patti ousror.
oentlig me9en Spiigt. 6n Gnteiru
Udlne enifeoe paanp al inbtrGoe / ben
lptteIi9e 9e9teltano os ~inorptteoe / ben
A~nIepning Ct ADVERTISEMENT / ~Ntatris
monial Ncps~, bpori bun uouitleoe line
foritlelli9e 6ortrin % Spber, oeriblano,
Ell 6ornrle pna Is 1000 81. Sterl.
Ntr. Sinnis, Ell befjenot Troturator
| Vpen, Meolem al 6ormanoifabet M.
m., III gplt til at prepe Silbuoet %
inOIoo zig / 6orriponbonce meo 5ruen,
Der boeoe / Surnbrio9elpells. ct StGps
nemobe bIep aitalt / HGrbeoen al ben.
oes Soli9 ma tom, men Utooet bleu
afbrlot paa Ell me9et u~beba9eIi9 Waabe,
ioet 6ruens SrOOer, iom buuOe faaet
Nps oerom,, inoianot Jig og uilte Mr.
ginnis Giuterueien. Sa oenue lenere
io9te 6rten / benoes 6jem, loo Bro
beren bam fate paa Soren, ban aabs
neoe bans Sreue o9 ienote benz tilbage,
ali UNDER Eaaltuo al, at Solteren par
iinosip9. 6ru SO. forloo imioIertio fit
SDlem o9 inolo9erebe Jig unber ct paa.
ta9et 9taun / ct 0otel / Sbeiiielo. gro,
oeren, Der lit bette at pioe, reiite lioe,
leoes til Sbeiiielo og iotte MI Der Sim,
mel o9 Serb / SepGselie for at binore
V%rpllupppet. 0ette par faitiat til Sirss
bag, O9 ueo ben paasialoenbe Sio mobte
ban op ueb Sno9ansen til &irten meb
en- Del baanbiaite 6olt for at bort
lore Solteren. Mr. ginnis, Ser
bapoe oueruunoet alle DC andre ,S,ine
orin9er hos YrGlt og &lotter oa pro.
pueeret Nitelter ira tire al S6efiielos
seser for at, Mrs. Milnc intet
teilebe, moote imiolertio eiforteret al
Nolitibetiente, os bisie rpbbebe gIaolsn,
laa at Vruoefolfene ubinorebe tunbe
tomme Irem til alteret. Ser aioroe
Srooeren bet iiofe 5OriOs paa at bin.
ore Siellem peo paa Bet paasiGloenbe
Steo | 6ormuIaren at proteitere mob
0orbinoelien, ioroi Sriben par iinbse
ing; men PrGiten, Der bapbe be tire
seseattelter, tunoe 10 iusen Notis tase
beraf, o9 Sielien fuIobproebes. grooe,
ren laa srGoenoe til, % Mtr. ginnis
blemtOrte / Sriumf fin 9Gstemase oa
benoes $4,000 go. Sterl.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20
9riffepcmsenes Sprimoelje.

Den tpoite RetslGroe Sbsrins bar
Tor lite lGn9e lioen bs9pnot en- eMers
gift Stamp mob ben lteole mere ousrs
baanotasenoe Stit at siue S%rittepense
og bar / ben 2lnleoning meo 9ste inf
@runoigbeo gaaet IND paa Spsr9smaas
let ON oeune Stits SpriuoeIie % lib,
uitlin9. Oa man 10 life meb geltemt'
beo tan pioe, buiItet Motip Der bar
Ii9set I'll @runb for, al man ira forit
AZ bar be9unot al 9iue Grittepenge,
uouItler ,Sberin9, al Oct par Ggoismen,
'om Ioranleoigeoe bette. Mnn piloe
9ierne ic ct uenligt gnii9t euer npoe
imaa SpmGrtiombeoer hos Sctieninsen
og ~belenneoe oa bette meo Srittepen9s.
,3moo oenue Spfattelie er Der blepet
ltiuet Ell anoen, Der logger Sprinoelisn
i sanile fetsititts. ! Glors Gage par
oct aIminoeli9t hos be 9ermaniite Sol,
tella9 ueo II pore, iormel Gambling at
eius 6et5banoIerne ben iorneone bin.
oenoe Rrait. Wtau BRAT oa "Siutieb"
eIler "gitieb", buiItet iioite o9iaa MOl.
bed betesner iom ~et sjOb ltaofeitet
peo Srit~, ioet man beu9rteoe Dc til
talote Tioner. let or en- Iianenoe
Eft, iom enonu gieniinoes / Giraffe.
menterne ueo 0aabs-, SrpIups. o9 pc:
Observation-Disclosures, os iOm bensans
o0iaa a~nuenotes uco Siob, 6ienooms.
operora9elier, Saiti1tteIie al GrGnoie.
itieI 0. Iisu. q foIt, Der beIto9 i
9iStio6et, par &iOner paa. al Retsban.
oeIeu bauoe iunOet Steo. 5 Sioens
yob tom mau imiolertiO paa mango
Steoer bort fra at latte Irittelaget i
5orbinoslte meo ben retsliee 6anolius;
man aau oa Sioueme Fen9e, Tor buiIte
BE- ieIu tuuoe tiobe Fan - buiItet fab;
ties teri Gintieb" - altiaa Critic
peuge. elsie ituIOe aItiaa iislss lin
biiioriite Sprinoelie pare tu Minoe
penss Tor Gionerne, iom man gap benz
Ter at iitre ia et Seuis % iGrlis Tor
at iorbinore, al Nioopartsn ituloe al:
lG99c 6o. Gionerne. scr bauoe mob
taget Sritttpengcne, par oa osida for.
pligteoe iii al aieipe Gionesbpro. Niau
tan ou opitiue Sporssmaalet: t0uiltet
Gionesburo ifuIoe Dc Solt aTioeee, iom
uutiloa9s moota9er Srittepsn9e? %
bette beIunres meo. at be ital b%epione.
al SetaIinsen CT rigtig erIa9t. I'm
Stette herIor timber man / Den Sms
itanoigbeo, al Oct insenIunoe nItio CT
ben, Der bar poei Sppartniuaen, lom
mootager S~rittepengene, men nfrimob
Ell anoen Tsrion, buis Spsape CT at
inotr9ue Setalin9en (3abltellnsr). Ut
Srittepen9s iorouri9t / In moosrue
Stittelle mere og mere bar fiernet zig
ira Def oprineeIige &e9reb, or eli edo:
ielQe.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20
Mansfield. Ohio. Nov. IS. 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. IS, 1881.
CentieInen LII have suffered with
pam in my side and back, and great
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inen, physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen. but 90, no relief.
! thought | would try Browns Iron
Biiters : | have now taken one bottle
and a half and am about well-pain
in side and back ali gone-soreness
all out Of my breast, and | have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. Itcan justly be
called the king9 me1!eln<..
JoHs X. ALLESpER.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20
Saar for Gamer.

8. 3%re3imtfi bar ct fort Splao of
Sipltd)es" til Ertier ira $1.OO % ppoper.
"ssapes" og "5riSsetS" | fort llbpala. po.
laa S%aar+&iGoer, 8inse % sulobeiiaaeSe
Eager al Saar. 9~ameuareliet er peo 81.
oeH at Sarberltnen, liseoperior bet npe Yoit.
tontor, uoer 2eonaros Y~osbanoel. 41tf.
Decorah-posten., 1882-12-20

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Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02

ieo-, Tor the memorial services of the lat,
frHsi9eht ,S,Il James A. Garfield. Adopted.
mn, OF New Jersey, introduced a billsre.
uucihg the postage ON letters and scale
packages To cents per half ounce and mn.
uer TWO ounces, and for each additional two
ounces or fraction thereof cents. Ne.
fcrred NV
Harris, from the committee on enidemics
reported iavorably with amendments to The
nil Tor the distribution of free vaccine Ia
the people. N'''' W
At the conclusion of the morning hour
.he mouse at lllO, Went into committee of
sue whole with Calklns in the chair on the
poStoihce appropriation bill
Several notices of intention To ofTer
amendments We're given, among them one
py Mr. Hooker, of Mississippi, limiting the
power OF the postmaster general to discon.
einue ihali service on steamboats,. Since the
frauds winch have existed, as was alleged.
IN the star route cases had been discovered
there had been diScontinuance of service
by steamboats, on the Mississippi river
which amounted to an almost absolute an.
limitation of the mail service. The object
OF MS amendment was to prevent the dis
cretlon OF a head OF u department to inter
pose ana become a law of the land rather
'han the express legislation of congress.
hing, OF Louisiana, advocated Hooker's
Amendment.
Hiscoek, of New York, in response to
some criticisms made by Hooker on the ac-
tioh OF The postmaster-general in dscon.
unuing the service on steamboats,, quoted
as reason advocated by that officer for his
action TO show that such service had been
discontinued, that in some cases, because il
nau been superintendent by star reuters,
lts continuance amounted to nothing but
subsidy to steamboat companies.
The speaker laid before the house mes.
sage from the president transmitting letters
rom the commissioners of pension, giving
VI est,mate OF the amount that will be re.
qulIeu annually to pay pensions for the
a;.i aule twenty-five years, under certain CON
ut 4:40 p. IN. >''
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Pension Estimates

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The president
sent to the house to-day communication
from commissioners OF pensions in reply to
house resolution calling for information
as to what amount of appropriations would
be required annually to pay the pensions
for the next twenty-five years based on the
following condition If all claims for pen
slons arising from the war of the rebellion
shall be adjudicated within seven
years, terminating June 30, 1888,
and If at the end of that period the
survivors of the war with Mexico and their
widows shall then be pensioned ut IS per
month, the commissioners estimate the
amount which will be required for twenty
five years ending in 1906, at 81 l,3i7 ,65l ,563,
of which 81, ,264 ,229, III are rebellion claims
filed prior to June 80, $780, $3l 500 900 re.
bellion claims filed after June 30, 1880,
and S5,l2l,6l6 Mexican war claims. The
amounts grow gradually less annually, from
S62, 600, 900 to S2j,000,0d0.
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Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-The debt
statement shows decrease of the public
debt during the month of January to be
Sl2o, ,7S5,S63 cash in the treasury, S2i6, ,095,-
1859; gold certificates, S57S,Sl2; silver GER
uhcates, outstanding, $6S,9l9;670; GER
tificates of deposit, outstanding, Sli 100000;
reiunding certificates, outstanding, $780,
9lo,0Vp; legal tender, outstanding, S3i6,-
ool ,ol0i fractional currency, outstand-
$li3, ,007 ,G63.20,
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per cent. higher for tho rest of Maine tho
latter for the Observation-Disclosures d ner
cent lower in the early dealings, sold M as
nigh as to = per cent. the latter for 81
Paul, while Northwestern advanced p per
cent TO l,SSl and preferred 3 per cent, TO
l.iS4, At IL O'Clock there was a fractional
decline in the general list.
stocks opened strong. continued irregu.
lar and closed strong. Alabama class A 2's
TO 5'S, SlE do, Glass A, small, So
do. class i, 5's, 100; do, class c, As, si
shlcago 4 Northwestern, l.Sii, do. pre-.
ierred, La; Erie, 39s East Tennnes-
see, lil; Georgia Railroad, l.G7; Illinois
Central, l,S5s; Lake Shore, i'll; Louisville
q Nashville, ~; Memphis Il Charleston.
lS!; Nashville & Chattanooga S2l; New York
Central, 1901; Cleveland 4 Pittsburg, l.S5;
RRchmond 4 Allegheny, 81; Richmond 4
Danville, 2,22 Rock Island, l.32; Wabash.
81 Louis 4 Pacific, So do. preferred, G7a'
Mestern Union Teleyranh Snl
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Garfield Monument Committee.

Nrw loRK, February Mayor Grace,
Chairman of the national Garfield monu.
mcnt fund, made public letter this even
ing' setting forth the following named gen.
uemen who had consented to receive sub.
,eriptions IN this city in behalf of the fund /:
William Il. Grace, John II. Starin, William
a. Cole, Joseph W. Drexel Charles II.
Fry, James NJ. Brown and Charles Waite
Mr' Fry has been appointed treasurer, aud
subscriptions will be received by the com.
mittec for any amount not to exceed Si5 by
any person The treasurer to-day received
Sl,2sl, and the committee hope promptly to
false $4,000, the amount expected Of this
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02

COLUMBIA, S. c., February Last week
an alteration occurred on debate in the
senate between Senator Robert Fishbain, of
Calten, and Senator o. S. smythe, of Car
Isle, II was rumored that Fishbain had
made threats Of personal violence against
Smythe, and yesterday morning both were
arrested by The sheriff, n deposition in re.
gard to an anticipated breach Of
the peace having been made
by members OF the legislature. The two
senator's were carried before Justice Brad.
shaw, who required each to give bonds in
the sum of 5000. On understanding that
the matter was about to be peacefully ad-
iusted, information on which the warrants
had been issued was withdrawn.
Late in the afternoon Senator Fishbain vas
again arrested on an affidavit of citizens,
and committed Ia Jail. Friends are max
ing strenuous efforts to effect reconciia.
tton, which, It is thought will transpire to-
day.
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American Agricultural Association.


New YoRK, February 1.-The first an
nual convention of the American Agricul.
tdral association began to-day shortly after
aeon. About seventy delegates were pres
ent. President n. T. Sprague in his annual
address alluded to the deaths OF Presi-
dent Hon. John Merriman, of Maryland
and other members, among them General
A. |. Tarbet, of Delaware, and Prof G.
Chambers, OF Alabama After recess ofll-
GERS were elected for the ensuing year, re-
sulting as follows; President, n. T.
Sprague, of Vermont; vice president,
II, Calvert, of New York; secre-
rary, J. II. Real, of New York; treasurer,
Il. VI, Mcl.aren, of New York; directors,
NJ. Moulton, of New York Thomas A.
Gate, of Illinois; w. IL. Wheeler, Of Ne
vada; John c. Holly, of New Jersey; Il. j.
udOn, c. stephens, of Ohio George A.
Crawford, of Kansas; J. Il. Grumel, of
Iowa; w. W. Hotter, Of Missouri; General
W. IL. Jackson, of Tennessee; I. S. Gold, of
Connecticut; r. 5. Sanderson, Of Virginia,
and A, NJ. Talford, of Maryland.
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WASHINGTON February 1.-The French
and American Claims commission met to-.
day. The French commissioners announced
that the appointment of A. Porter Morse as
assistant counsel for France, was confirmed
by decree of the president cf the French
republic.
The French counsel asked for time to
take testimony in the case of Phillips VS..
the United States which was granted. The
commissioner then proceeded to call the
docket, when counsel on both sides stated
what the conditions and prospects
were Of each case. one hundred cases were
called next, one hundred and fifteen cases
will be called tomorrow and the remainder
from day to day until finished.
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Billiards.

New YORK, FEBRUARY l.-Private adyices
from Paris say that in billiard match last
night, Nignaux in . second inning scored
$4, beating the best score on record at the
champions game, and that of Schmiler at
4i2.
PARIS, February 1.-The third evening
of the international billiard match ended
with the American ahead again. The
PLAYING OF both men was un-
usually spirited, SlossOn made up his
deficit of last night, and ended with a total
score of 800. Vignaux added ASS to his
score of yesterday, having total of ,GS5,
when the game closed for the evening.
Slosson's average in to.nieht's play was
seeventy-six, and that of Vignaux thirty
eight.
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A Coniingratlon.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, February IA FIRE
broke out in Davis 3 Cos, collar factory and
in half an hour the brick building and all
its contents was destroyed loss $500.
Tho fire communicated to block of frame
buildings on Gray street, in the old part OF
the city. Three buildings were consumed
the remainder Of the block was saved The
loss was &l0,0O0
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02

PARIS, February Lit is believed that
legal proceedings will be commenced against
the Union General bank. 1t is stated that
its suspension was caused by the refusal of
the London bank to pay 1900 francs of
which they claim, to enable the Union
General to meet its Balance. Thiity.one
strong boxes in the Union Gene RAILS vaults
were found empty, and on examination its
books prove, when Mr.. BalrauX stated its
profits were 5000 francs there was really
a deficit Of 100000 francs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02

terday at the Tobacco Exchange, for the
purpose of framing and adopting an ad-
dress to the tobacco planters of Virginia
and North Carolina, urging the importa.
ton and cultivation of barley tobacco in
stead of Virginia tobacco. A thousand
copies Of the address will be produced and
distributed throughout the named states.
The press OF Virginia and North Carolina
are requested to, give the latter favorable
and wide circulation
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Fireman Burned

LocKroRT, New YoRK, February L.
Three large planning mills, owned by
Thornton Il Cheever, |. y. Mott, Little &
Gibson, were burned to-day. Loss $l25, 900.
Assistant-chiof Engineer Of Fire Department
George Woods, was cut Off by the flames
and burned in the building. People jumped
from the third story windows and were
killed, Several other iiremen injured.
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Murdered Her Sister.

NEW York, February IA special from
Kingston, South Carolina, reports that An
derson Singleton and Lucinda Tisdale, at
tackled PhWba Tisdalc sister to Lucinda in
their residence near that place, and MUIR
dered her in most brutal way. II is stat
ed that Singleton for some months past
has been paying marked attention to the
murdered woman. Lucinda managed to
win his affections after he discarded Phmba,
and they decided to kill her
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Reduction of Rents,

CoRE, February l.-Commssioners under
the land act made remarkable reduction in
rent. The rent of tho farm on Lord Ed.
wards property was reduced from tSi to
E39, and the rent of several Others were
reduced 10 per cent.
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Rescued.

Nkw York, February 1.-The steamship
Richmond, from West Point, Virginia,
went ashore at Bedles Island at $3.50 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. II was showing heavy
tug boat went to the assistance of the Rich.
miond and helped her off. She received no
damage, and at once rode 10 her pier.
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Drowned,

BALTIMORE, February IA dispatch
from Broadway, Rockingham county, vir-
ginia' says two daughters of Marshall
Faidley, aged % and 13, and Miss Lena
Willett, were drowned in the Shenandoah
river Monday. They attempted to cross ON
an unsafe bridge and fell in. Two bodies
were recovered. The eelder Miss Faidley not
found yet.
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Srnall-I'oN

PETERSBURG, VA" February l.-Small-
pox of n malignant type has broke out IN
brunswick county in several instances with
fatal effects.
PIrrsBuRG, February Twenty three
new cases of smallpox in Pittsbufg and
ten in Allegheny, More reported to the
health authorities to-day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02

NEw ioRk, February 1.-The stock mar.
ket opened strong, being per cent.
higher than yesterday. Closing prices for
Chicago q New Orleans, and 8 pcr cent.
higher for Richmond & Danylle, and To- i
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LONDON, February LA telegram from
Paris reports that syndicate of bankers
have advanced thirty million francs to un-
authorized brokers to liquidatc.
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bullion withdraw.

LONDON, February i.-Bullion to the
amount of 100000 was withdrawn from the
bank Of England on balance to-day, and was
for shipment TO Paris.
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BERLIN, February 1.-The Imperial bank
raised the rate of discount to and the rate
on advances TO per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-02-02
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS

What We Sacrifice.-Car. |
pets have been taking an up
ward tendency fora few weeks
past are way up now. Ours
were bought way down low,
and will be sold accordingly.
We not only sacrifice the bene-
fit of the advance, butin many
cases our legitimate profit.