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How Watch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows a successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus ii is
that the james BosS GOLD Watch Case has
It's imitators. Duyers can always tell the
g,luine 10y the trademark Of eropn, from
which is suspended pair Of ..,,, " ..s.
scG',, Be sure BCIH croun and = y
sc.cs are stampe. in the cap Of the watch
',sc. soelers are very cautious about en-
Gw..n an article unless they not only kHOu
,hal il ia good, but that the character Of
the manufacturers is such that the quality
olihe goods will be kept fully up TO standard.
wiLLIAnsPonr. Pa, Fob II, 1883
Ths James Bos' Gold Watch Cases 20 like hot
o-st5. Zach one I sel sells another. Don't need
& recommend themi they sell themsalyes. ono Of
A. u". for ~ years. and 1t 10 as good IA ever this
ease 10 not hesitate ~ give my own guarantee.
Iec!s' with tue new and improved cases, which
.,-!a ~ LIZ everlasting JxssE I. LITTLE, Jsus1sT.
SrwB BnusswIcH, NJ, Jan, O. lsss.
t. 'sgjl case, No Go66, known as the James Boss'
her. rch Case. came into my possession about oSs,
:. ~ IN use since that time and Is stu Ia good
ltsNL Tho movements the one which wssin the
N,:onrsht T. and i.s condition shows OVID shst =
the spe '0'T0'n asris tas m9,ss9' e Mowxhl whleh
10 eilberi.t2o ,,.e's'. " J. a. = il. . iSs.. Co.
so mo o 70 w:,.A Ca. I...s.i. s rlil..
years before the N% ,...,.. o, = ..
tsst the good qualitis,l-s -. ho ,,,
pstvnIl goods. -.
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PRESENT POWER.
To- Morrow Long Way of When
Help is Wanted To-Day.

Comfort Is never In hurry. Pain and dis
tres are In hot hSste. II Is to the "frlend 10
ueed"-the friend who doe. something now
th II the o q adagc pa tho compliment Of he.
ing n friend Indeed" That they do not keep
tho sufferer IN suspense IL the salie.t excel
lencc Of BENSON'S CAPClNE POROUS
pLASTEKS. The plssters of ether days
whether porous or etherwise-said-"wn un.
~ tomorrow: we can promise nothing on
tho spur oithe moment" But pain unreiievel l..
IKE hope deiered, maketh tho heart sick
perm,ate, toothe. warm and heal, contai ming.
ns they do. chemical and medicinal agents OF
he highest einciency. Their motto is NOW and
the gcnuiue have the word CAPClNE cut In
the middle OF each plaster. Price 20 cents
Seabury h johnson Chemists, New YORK
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Daduchy a Cos Advertisement
Oranges and Florida.
Better than Breezes and Blossoms
Under u New Flag,

Even thoh lmy afr and orange groves OF
Florida TAIL 20 kee,is people toll ui hAp,i
essstnd III ort Art mast help nature ".
er, whrr'--in the trnpics as HmOug n, pin =
10 North ANA rhicta unv the ties-
ngs "hich r. sdap,e TO all zones" writrs
Dt. =. q. W race, OF Ford pade, Fla 81
ArKEt's TONtC Itsesns ~ have tho world
Tor - Beid. ana INST II the cutrent dise,s ,
y cid to i.z actt h .,e used ttir the G'
- u delicate and ny yspeptic yout y laiy vita
h. most gratil ing ruits. II s"tmed to 40
unpnsh tth -. whit tho usu prescriu-
ioua and treatment Tor that miserable IN lads
i,ed Who'll, t. b-tnE about. nr also ylnd 70
tate that the Tonic was ste tiy reli v,l N
q sonHliV uf ~ uuullc,ol at nio Gui d.ii.i
the st0m ch OF 70, standing IL Ia th,
deal pur fer ard invigo ant "
Nessrs. IIissox n 90. call especial A.
--atiUn t. the fact that after April 10. ~ 3.
Tne nrmo sud stylo 81 his irc,arntiun vi
act eAf, or be simply Packers rouic "Ginger''
Is dropped, tor the reason thst unrrinc Il a
ierlers ate constantly dc'etSiug t6eir patro ms
by -ubstituti,g inferior preparations under
he name OF GInget; rrd Ne plBg'r is an ub.
mpo rtani H1vortng ingrcdient In our louic
esreturs that our frlcuds viii agree witt
US a, to the pr,ptiety OF the change.
There 10 n change, however, In the propsra
tiop itself, and all lo'ties rom sininE Ia th,
hands otdsalers, wrapped unher the nam. oI
'InErR's 1iNoER TorIO contain tho genuine
nodiciue Il tho tacsimti" sitDature OF HisCOx
/. co. Ia at ,he bottom Of tho outside wrapper
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Apply by little nm
yer Into tho postrils
By ABSORPTION IL OF.
iectually cleanses
he nasal pass ages
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B00KS--2 t0nSd d3{

over 500, 900 Volunes now Ready. The cnoice.
ost II .eraiure Oftre werld, often the hcst edl
tious published lOO.page Catalogue Free.
Lowest Pre- ever known. Not sold by deal
ers. sent ior examination before payne
evidence OF good iaith. JOHN Is. ALDEN,
Publisher, ls Vesoy street, N. Y. =. y. Box
1877.
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COULDN'T SLAP lin.

On a railway train. just behind
plainly dressed, motherly-lookirp
won w. accompanied by noisy by
sal Iwo fasbicraNy dressed ladies
The boy was given tu n,kinS al
hals Di foolish questions and &C
c.si ,n,lly he wuml whine like a
-nu .nj tnist himself around and
fst.
'.itI hal hol Of hin 3br min
Ne I'll blister him tlll ho c)nliu {
staul u,, saij ono Of The ladics.
Ill ,re, .hen, replis I the IN 'ther
~ Old ,ly, "yon may take bold Of
him yuu want TO slap him, FLAP
him. h,veu't 'he hoart to do it,
.Excuse me faltered the annoy
ei Il ill not think that you could
h.ar ny rewark' "
"l4, no harm done for l know
n,, 80 il enodsb - annoy anyone.
ui IT may aoen strnnsGs yon that
do not slap him, but | caH :.
)lce | hada little boy that slap
iad. Every time he would ask fool.
80 questions or whine, I'll clap him
vas determined to bring him up
nightly, 80 that he would please evs
cry body. liz was tue idol Of no,
H. aud | dii So much want to see
mu respected Everybody said
;ait | was model mother aud tha,
10y son would be a great man, and !
vas 50 hittered by these remark.
tnat was even more stlict than ev-
Ct with him. ouo uight Just after |
hAl put bin ~ bed company came,
anil while We were talking tue little
fellow awokc aud began to cry. !
told him to hush, and when found
ho did not Intend to obey me, | wen,
the bed and spanked h,m. That y
what c.ll discipline one Of the
company tcmsrk"l, aud assure
You that j. after wears you viii oct
regret tho st.ic ~ assures which you
havo adopted
The ac-i morning my little boy,
IA TOO SIC. to get up, aud all day
~ n bed ~ night | sen, for n
%. bu bcfpre morning he
1. don't think there was
a mrre mis- rable woman in the
world t,vk his little boots which
n ia> dos btf,fe had whipped
l' "a fr getting muddy and put
them On my bureau. ] coull not
bar TO liyein the same house where
\ both my husband and little boy had
\ died and moved away. One eve
ming, Wbllo walking along u lonely
street, | saw little boy-s vel,
small boy-stsnding amoug SOM
tall weeds. asked him where h.
lived, and he plucked n blossom an'
held it out to me. asked hin
where were bis mother and father
nnl with curious intelligence he re
riici that some big men took then
away in boxes. l knew then, tina
ho was a wgif, and ! took him bom,
with me. Ia the night he cried, an,
got mp aud sat by the fire with hin
AMI rocked him. He was very del
icite, but he was light that shon
on my withering soul. This is th'
boots that pnt on the bureau. io
may slap him, but | can't
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SUNDAYS


Tor Roading. Phlladelphia, and Way Sta
unns. 200 n. IN. and 4c0 y. IN.
1'rdiIs for Harrisburg te1re as foiio,rs
Leave New York, via Allentown, 300 an
| o. aud 80 y. NJ.
Leave New York. via "Bou nd Brook Rcutsr
aud Philadelphia. i5 a. m, L3o, iVi e,30 r.
IN. and l2oo midnight, arriving at Harris
burg 90, 20, s.zs y. IN, aud l2,io and 20
Lesve Philadelphia, Z 80 $50 a. IN. 200. $50,
Leave Po,tsyiilc, 900, . no a. m aud A<o pm,
Leave Reading, 800, 73o, li.9oa m, az
6l3, 7.a0, and 1928 y. m.
Leave Po,tsvIIls, Via schuyikill 4 susqus-
hanna Bru nch, 20 n. M and ~ p. m,
Leave Allentown, 600 $40 u. m'' 1alb $50,
way Market leaves Lebanon Wednesday
and Saturdays only, s,iea.m.
Sundays
Leave New York, via Allentown, $50 p. m.
Philadelphia, 6,3oa IN. and 73s p. m.
Lcave Roadiug g.00s. IN. aud 1925 p, m.
Leave Allentown at las p. IN.
STEELTON lBR ANCU.
Leave IIart isburg for Paxton. Lochiei, and
Styol:on daily. except sunday, b.S5. go, peea.
m, l35 and 9.40 y. m. daily, except saturday
and sunday, 6sb p. m, and on saturday only,
+.45 and 10. p. m.
m daily except saturday and SUNDAY, e1o;
%. m. ana on Saturday only, 10 and o 10. p. m. .
J.E WOOTTEN,
Genl Manager.
C. G. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Pass'r & Ticket Agt.
reb ''N. vii q <6.
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ICATARRH HAY-TEvER.

For years I have
been smicted with
Hay Fever from eat.
iy Ia Aug st until
frost. yave Ely's
Dream BALM a trial.
The relief was I'M
mediate l regard
myfolf cured q.
SCnREIB.R. Sup'.oi
Cordsge tO., Ella.
beth, N. j.
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Philadelphia end Read
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger rains
MAY 23nd. 1893.

Trains hsareAHerp,kop as koRems.
For sLamokin ii:5, and ll:2o m, syo sn
s:in r. IN.
tGr We. Carnei, A.bisnd. Tsm,p,s, Potts
villc. Reaiing u, Il Pbliadeipht, il13 :. IN.
Trims for Uerpdon ientF as fOliows
Leave Shamokin 500 and iU.Osa. m snd i;ts
and $40 y. M, leave Phiisdelrhls e45 ..
Reading 1I:t5 a. m. Pottcvfts 7:o5 a. N. src
i23D y. m. ramaqua T:sl q. m. sni I 30 p. rn =.
Ashlsnh s:is.. NJ. and 73o p. NJ Mt usrmo
o3j =. IN and 3:'3 ., IN.
Trins hea~ Ua1risbupd ds follows :
For New York, via Allentown. 100 .. m.
and I.ib y. m.
For New York, via Phiisdeiph,s and Pound
Rrcct Rnrte." e2s. Tsc n. m, ma tsp NJ.
For fhiladelPhia, o,f. T.so, $50 am las and
I 90 y. m.
ror d, aiding, $40. e.2S, 80, y. 50 .. m, Lis,
- aud y 90 y. m
for po,,'viilo. 8 20 : So. $50 a. m l.s and
T." D. IN. ard via Schuylkill \ SusQushau
Era tt at $40 p IN. for Auburn, q 10 q IN,
ior Allentown, SIC, 7 co. $50 .. tn, las ans
. no -. m
way Market for Lebanon Wednesdays and
SATURDAY. ontv, 4 M n, m.
Additional for Hummcistown, 6t0 r. m. Rs-
tur nj ny. leaves Hupmelstowu at $40 .. m.
The 7.so o. 10, and las p N. trains have
through cars foy New York, via AilenioUn.
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aud Retail Depot for Plan
Os, Ora ms, and Sewing Machines.

we wholesale and retail the { lowing
CARPENTER bridgeport Otiausi S"hiner'
Hniist h Davi.to.. Actturk, aui the HHr.
rinxton pianos. AMI the celchra'ed Now fld
red 20 aud Estey Sewing Machincs. "" give
guarantee with overy Ipstfument Tor eight
yesrSt
We only nsk you to come and see ard hec con
yincod warerooms in keeley's huildtrg,
above the National Hotel, AuEV''3
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and mind oonped legitimate work n DOT only be robbed but
in You ndnous frugal beaten injure him
It's the slick mander fe do
wi
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bcyoTd OF facilities
being Stenitvely n . an t.s
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JNY-FEVER

~ catarrhal virus, causing healthy cecretlons
II allays INF tnmation, protects tho mctnbr an.
~ innings of tho hoad from additional colds,
completely Leals the sOres and restores tn"
sense of taste and smell. Benehci results
are realized by n few applications. thor.
Oug treatment Will cure. Unsqualed for colds
In head. Agreeable to uso. Sond tor circular
so q by druggists. by mall sec. spackagc-
stamps.
ELY BROTHEKS, Druggists, Owego, " Y.
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GOOD PAY FOR AGENTS 4io0 TO $500
rer mouth made selling our nne BOOZE snd Bi.
les. Write tod y. McCUDY a Co., Phila. Ia
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
TO MEASURE,

How much measured
clothing looks and fits no
better than poor ready made
work, and why? Because it
has been either badly cut or
made, either one Of which is
a sure cause for a misft.-
Then why not leave your or
der where they guarantee to
give you both an easy-ftting
and stylish-looking suit and
one properly made and
trimmed. You'll find with
us another inducement, a
stock Of piece goods foryour
selection, which will surprise
you in extent and variety and
which we offer at prices that
we think will make you even
further convinced that we
are endeavoriag to build up
a still greater trade.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
The struggle IN the sOudan.

CAIRO, Dec. l2.-Ala Ed Deem Pacha,
Governor OF Khartoum, has returned 10
that Mace from Duem with the garri-
son, guns, ammunition and supplies
which were there. He states that the
report is confirmed that Ell Mahd,, ait !
the battle, returned TO Ell Obeid WIN
the ammunition and the battery OF
Krupp guns which he had taken from
Hicks Pacha.
Ell Mahdi was preparing to send
10000 men to the province OF Dar1our'
and another 10000 to subdue the kaba'
bjsh tribes near khartoun. Baker
Pacha will start for SOuakin tomorrow,
Major Maletta, with battalion OF
European volunteers, will start I'M
mediately for Souakin. Baker Pacha
will act on the defensive only, Che pres
ent Egyptian force in the soudan being
entirely inadequate to any aggressive
movement.
It rumored that England is making
preparations to fortify and hold per
manently Assouam, situated near the
first cataract of the Nile, whers FL
Mahdi in his advance upon Cairo
could be opposed by English troops,
The garrison al siukat, under com
mand Of Ibrahim Bey, has been aDah
doped TO its fate At last accounts the
place was encompassed and besieged by
$4,000 rebels.
The news of the defeat of the Egyp'
tian army il spreading III ARABIA
Numbers of recruits have joined The
insurgents in Yemen and Hedjaz.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
FOURTH EDITION,
IDOO

DO0.
The Sons OF Veterans fair In the
Friendship engine house Is being well
patronized.
A masquerade party visited the resi-.
dence Of Colonel Thomas Ford lass
evening.
Squire O'Neill imposed fine OF 81
and costs on Emma Fisher, cOlOred,
last evening, for disorderly conduct.
The eighth annual reunion OF DR..
Cook = Bible class will be held at NO.
70S French street on Monday evening
next.
The stockholders of the Masonic Hall
Company will hold their annual
meeting on the afternoon Of Decsm-
ter eth.
The Crescent club are arranging for
their third annual reception, which will
take place in Webster's dancing
academy during January
Charles Blanchard, Of this city,
arrested with one or two others in
Phil adelphia for highway robbery, has
been held for Court In the sum off ,OOO.
Two % feet and two 2O.feet metallic
life boats for William Cramp & Sons,
Of Philadelphia, will be shipped to-day
by Thomas Drein & Son.
Efforts are being made by persons re-
siding over Eleventh street bridge to
procure sufficient names in order TO
make application for charter for new
tribe Of the Imp. .. Il. NJ.
Albert Augustus, the colored bigamist
who escap d from constable Springer
while leaving Squire O'Neill's Office
some time ago, has been heard from ut
Detroit Mich, on his way to the
Pacific coast.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah +. Stspler,
who died in Washington, ID. g., look
place in this city yesterday, upon the
arrival of the limited express. The re-
mains were inferred in the Wilmington
and Brandywine cemetery.
Michael Welsh, a laborer In the en-.
| ploy of the Street Commissioner, died
suddenly last night ofhemorrhage Of the
lungs, at his residence, No. 1903 Adams
street. He was at work yesterday and
died about 8 o'clock.
| A brarch of the National Stationary
Engineers Mutual Aid Association il
being formed in this city by M. j.
Men lily and Isaac II. Baker. 1t Is on
the insurance plan and at the death OF
Il mem Der his heirs receive 81 900.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
THE STOCK

Which we offer you in Mems
and Boys Suits and Over
coats was never larger or
better prepared to meet the
requirements ola fine ready.
made establishment. We
have in the last few days Sc
cured many additional lots
OF fine Overcoats, which were
bought at "of" prices, and
in addition to these several
lots Of very fine coats Of oul
make, which have just been
placed in stock. By buying
for cash and conducting bust
ness on strictly bushes:
principles, we are enabled tc
offer the very best articles al
moderate and really LOW
prices. For boys and chill
dren we present novelties il
suits and Overcoats, as wei
as a full and complete line o
staple goods, made ane
trimmed in the latest ano
best styles. We feel assured
that we can please you, and
will consider it a pleasure tt
show you our stock whetheI
we effect a sale or not.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
THIRD EDITION


ROME. Dec. 12-Herr Won Schlue-
xer. The accredited agent Of Germany
to ,Le Vatican, this evening said,
In reply to . question IN regarn.
10 \ visit of the Crown Prince Of
Rome
"The Crown Prince has been in the
North of Italy several times. On each
occasion he has heen received with open
arms, ] may say with enthusiasm
He therefore owed King Humbert !"
visit The King and he are old friends.
He wished TO thank him. l have no
official intimation that the Prince In
tends to visit the Pope, but it is quite
probable the Prince can hardly visit q
private person. 10
1.-THE visit cannot, in any way, be
connected with the pardon OF the Bishop
Of Lemburg The two things come 10
pether, but the Bishops pardon was 30
hcited long since and decided one year
ago. 1t would have been granted
months ago had not the Bishop OF Bres-
Ian made a disturbance and obliged the
Government to deter 1t.
"The visit TO the Pope Is entirely a
matter of courtesy. 1t is all nonsense
that the Nuncio to Vienna hau any
hand in bringing about the visit. The
German Government does not allow
itself to be guided by nuncios. The
idea originated in Berlin with Prince
Bismarck. 1t was not intended TO drag
the Vatican into any alliance, or induce
it to join any political group.
"The reconciliation of the Vatican
with the Quirinal is matter Tor the
future, not for the present. 1t Is quite
possible that Germany will be the ia
ture instrument to effect the reconclh-'
alton. Germany would be very suita-
BILE medium for the purpose, when The
time comes"
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
HARRIGAS KEPRIEvED.
lie II Given Another Years Leaae
OF Life.

AISLE O'Clock this forenoon, Sheriff
Martin received despatch from W. +.
Causey, Secretary of State, dated Mil
ford, Delaware, stating that Governor
stockley had reprieved jeremiah Har-
rigan for one year more
Though a pardon was expected by
many people, yet the action OF the
Governor receives general commenda-
ton. The Governor possesses the power
to pardon at any time before the year
expires. but even it he should not, an
other years imprisonment will make
about the minimum punishment for
the crime Of mauslaughter Nobody
seems to entertain any doubt that a
pardon will be issued by the end Of the
year.
When Sheriff Martin left New Cas-
tie this morning he gave orders to have
the scafiold removed ont in the Jai
yard preparatory to erecting II for the
execution, but when he received thu
telegram in this city announcing the re
prieve of the condemned man, he i'm
mediately sent orders to New Castle u
cease the CHASTITY operation.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
DEATHS.

SPENCE-On the 18th inst, Mar! j. VIE
Of Andrew J. Spence, aged IS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
vited to attend her funeral. ftom the resi-.
dence Of her husband, No. gl East E'gntn
street, on Friday afternoon, at O'CLOCK m
terment ut Rivervi> W cemetery.
MlLES-ln this city, on the l2th instant, ol
membraneous Group, Ella May Ml!es' III
her TN year. also Mary Ann Miles IN hef
5th year, children Of Calyint, ana Ella
Miles ...,u,
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, rom the resi-
dence Of their parents, 10th and l.iLcoln a.,
Saturday afternoon at 2O'clUck, 10 Proceeu
to Mt. Salem Cemetery.
o Death, cOulds't thou not spare one chlia
Could'st thou not speak In language MILO
Must have the dearest treasures oioul heart
And nom our dear ones must We part
The buds OF promise, pure and bright
How could death take them from our
sight,
But we'll not murmur nor complain
Wen see those precious buds "ghlh.
|KELLEY--ln this city. on the i2th inst
Jane Ann Kelley, a. cd ~ years
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her husband, fete1
Kelley, 3l4 Monroe street, on Sal urday morn
ing, the 18th inst. High Mass ut ~ paui'
church at $50. lntermeDt ut New "a
thederal Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
THE TWO WAYS,

There are two ways Of con.
Quoting the Clothing bust
ness at the present day
The one in which the dealer
uses his customer tor the
time being and looks only at
the present, thinking that the
future is but a secondary
consideration. In other
words, he max es all that he
possibly can in effecting that
sale. The other: The
dealer figures his prices as
low as he possibly can and
marks them in plain fgureson
every garment, thus giving
every customer the same ad-
vantage in buying. Thus
you don't hear in a week or
two that some one whose
i" dealing "propensities are a
little greater than yours has
bought a suit exactly like
one you wear for two, or
probably three or even more
dollars less than you paid as
in the former way. The lat
ter way we chose, and when
you buy goods OF us you may
rest assured that the price is
the very lowest to any one.
Daily Republican., 1883-12-13
Live christmas Presents

The popularity OF Birds for Christmas
presents grows each year. Their sweet sing
Ing Is Il constant reminder Of the donor. A
good singing canary costs $50, ana u suit
a5le cage from 81 to %. Five dollars Will
purchase very superior cage and bird, 10
you zee live presents are not expensive. For
little boys and girls, rabbits, white mtce,
guinea pigs maltese Kittens, a globe Of gold
fish or n puppy will be more appreciated
than anything ysu can give and tor y lady
nothing can BIO more suitable than bright
plumaged bird. q parrot or q dog Of some
fashionable breed. The trouble IL, however,
to tinl reliable store where these things
are sold and where you will not be imposed
upon. there is at least one place where
every thing is one price and guaranteed, and
where 10 kept the largest stock in America Of
the Wonderful Night Singing Csnaries, Gag q
birds Of all species, parrots Of every kind.
gold fish and aqusria, dogs Of all species
rabbits, guinea pigs, maltese cats. tine bred
fowls and pigeons, besides all kind Of cages
twenty five per cent. lower than regular
prices. This store 10 that Of the BIRD Fooi
COMPANY 237 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET ,PHILA
pELPHIA.
II you cannot call In person, send two
cent stamp for their illustrated catalogue
and you can have your present seat by ex
press with perfect safety no matter how Ia
the distance.