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II 80 l9011.471ac for June, 11.400l1. soc for
July. On CALL sales of IL, 600 ties; June sold at
the closing prices on Change, but others were
2l20 SC lower
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The New York Money Market Stock Trans
acknowledging Prices of Government Sc
eurities-Ouotations of General Stocks.
NEW YORK. March 21.-Meney 6016 per
cent, closing, opened at 4.
Prime mercantile paper, 607io per cent.
Government bonds weak and generally ie per
cent, lower.
Railroad bonds duh and featureless.
State securities neglected.
The stock market was extremely duh to-day.
In the last hour there was stronger tone. Com
pared with the close yesterday, prices were
fraction higher for the general list and gig
higher for st. Paul & Manitoba.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange TO
day aggregated 10000 shares te-wit: $4,000
Delaware, Laekawanna Western. 5000
Northern Pacific, 1000 Reading. 10000 ST.
PAU, 1000 Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash Profile,
and 5000 Western Union
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
GOVERNMENT sEcURITIEe.
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NEW YORK, March 21.-Tnere was a very
good distribution of merchandise, both OF sta
pies and seasonable specialtes, which with for
wardngs for account OF to-day's orders aud SO
leetiOns give a good total Of sales. Jobbina
trade very active, which IL the character OF re
ports from all interior cities,
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March 21.-Cotten quiet:
mddlIng, as4c; low middlng 1-16c good to
ordinary, sac; net receipts, 1856 bales; gross
receipts, 4,734 balesi exports to continent i, 81
bales; cOastwise, 3.453 bales; sales, 1000 bales;
stock on hand, $40, $50 bales
ST. LOUIS, March 21.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, 9lsc sales. 400 bales; receipts IL 300
bales; shipments, 700 bales; stock on hand,
Go. 100 bales.
MEMPHIS, March 21.-CotteH quiet at 9lac
Receipts, sos bales; shipments, 1,225 bales;
stock on hand, 73,455 bales; sales, 1900 bales.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Pa, March 21.--The petroleum
market nuctuated to-day between $1.0314 and
81 .0S, and closed at S1.041e. Transactions,
6,000,000 br.s Total shipments, $4,000 brls.
Charters, s. 400 brls
TITUSVILLE, Pa, March 21.-Oil onened at
ST o6ie; highest. $107ai: lowest, $l.03ls; closed
at 81 .04ls. Shipments, 59,125 brls. Charters,
ST., 428 brls. Runs, 59,091 brls.
PTrTSBURG, March 21.-The petroleum mar
ket was dull; united certificates weaker; closed
at 81 Ole; refined, 608isc, Philadelphia deliv-
cry.
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Rye-No. 2, dull and nominal, $50 bid; no
sellers; rejected held at Coo; no buyers
Bran-Active and higher; sales at $16 to ar
rive.
Shipstuf-Aetive at quotations; sales at SIG.
MiddliDgs-Qniet; held at SIS, no buyers.
HOmony feed-Qniet: held ut SIS; no buyers.
Hay-Prime timothy quiet at SO so bid; no
sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE
March 81 1888
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AN INVALUABLE
ARTICLE

An article like EIy's
Cream Balm has long
been desired, and now
that it is within the
reach of sufferers from
Catarrh, Hay Fever
and Cold in the head
there is every reason TO
believe they will make
the most of it. DR.. W.
e. Buchanan, W. u.
Hannah, druggist,
and other Eastonians
have given it a trial,
and all recommend it
in the highest TERMS
Easton, Pa, Daily Ar
gus, Oct. Z, 1879.
Apply by the little
finger into the nostrils.
By absorption it eff
fectually cleanses the
nasal passages of ca
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LoNDoS. March 21.-Govenment bonds-New
Ives extended 1GGla; fours, 1924 Railroad
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PosToFFICE DEPARTMENT,

POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l, 1888.
Proposals will be received at the Contract Of
flee of this department until p. m. of April Il,
1888, for carrying the malls OF the United States
upon the routes and according to the schedule
of arrival and departure specified by the Depart
ment, in the State of Ohio, from July 1, 1888.
to June 80, 1884. Lists of routes, with schedules
of arrivals and departures, instructions to bid
ders, with forms for contracts and bonds, and
all other necessary information will be furnished
upon application to the Second Assistant POST
master general.
T. o. HOWE,
Postmaster-general-
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John Moriarty and wife to Elizabeth
.. Church ana husband, part OF lot
Il, in j. X. Sharpe's subdivision of
the east half of lot 3D." in James
Blake's sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
George SilYey and wife TO Charles w,
SllVey, part southeast quarter north
east quarter section %, township IL
range 4, containing Is acres 900 o0
william w. Chrsty and wife to Henry
j. Mauer, part Of lot 2, in square l.
IN Isaac Harrls's subdivision of out
lot 81, In the city of Indianapolis 10000
Patrick Walsh to VIM. Robinson, lot f.
In Frank d Ryans subdivision of
the south part Of outot los aad
part OF the east half northwest quar-
ter section ID, township Is, range
east, in the city of INDIANAPOLIS. 100000
Guido Bell and wife to Alexander M.
Archer, lot IL, in John K Smiths
SUBDIVISION of lot IS, in BroOkside
subdivision TO the city Of Indianapo-
lis 10000
John G. Allen to Virginia W. Weyer,
lot g. in outlot 42.-............... 10000
Conveyances, z; consideration $24, 10000
Mr.. SAMUEL Z. McCoRD, MeMcken avenue.
Indianapolis, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
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Metals.
Real Estate rransfers.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-Lead dull; common,
4 5504s4c.
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Mr.. SAMUEL E. McCoRD, MeMicken avenue,
Indianapolis, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
me of biliousness."
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A POSITIVE CURE FOR


tarrhai virus, causing healthy secretions 1t alays
inflammation, protects the membranat Innings of the
head from additional colds completely heals the
and restores the sense of taste and smell.
Beneficial results realized by few applications.
thorough treatment will cure. unequaied for
colds in the head Agreeable to Send for circu-
cular. Sold by druggists. By mail SOC package
stamps.
ELYS' CREAM BALM CO.. oswego, Ny.
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HoGs-Receipts, 9o6 shipments, $50. Mrket
active but 50loc lower. Quality fair. Demand
good at quotations, closing steady with all sold.
Assorted Phiiadelphias. 800 to $50
pounds. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90DS. 90
Assorted light. 100 TO 30 pounds. -. 7.5007.6O
Assorted light, $50 TO $50 pounds. 7400Z50
Common TO good mixed----....--.. 730O7.60
SHEEP Receipts, 664; shipments, 347. Market
quiet; common 25c lower; all other grades
steady at quotations:
Choice to prime, 100 lbs and upward .$57596.25
Fair to good, 10 to lis tbs----. 5.50D5.65
Medium 80 to 100 fbs-...-..... 475O5.25
Common Observation-Disclosures. 3250425
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK
Designated United States Depository,
Corner Room. Odd-fellows Hail.
Thee. P. Haughey. Pres't. Fl. Latham. Cash'r.
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Wheat Corn Oats. | Rye.
--------l------I- -
Elevator A.. 91.900 10000 $500 GOO
Elevator B go / 81, 500 3d. 600 2.5OOi 10000
Capt'l Efvat'rI lO,5u0 5000 80. . ....
West Eievafr 81, 200 $1,000 10000 5000
Elevator E.. 4,o00 $500 2,5OOl
Total. 49, 35o,200 96,600l 49,3Oo $4,000
Corresp'g day
last year - 252, 900 71.O00I $4,000 $4,000
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TER S INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-PosTAGE FEB
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

UNION SToCKYARDs, March 81.
CATTLE Receipts, 1885, shipments. IL. The
market was slow; common to medium butcher
grades, l5025c lower; balance steady and I'M
changed.
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Entered as second-class matter at the Posuolnc
at Indianapolis. Indiana
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On the principle of allowing both sides to be
heard, place Is given in another column to COM
municatiOn In favor OF the English sparrow. But
II throws no new nor reliable light on tie subject.
In this Case the Pennsylvania farmers hold one
theory, and our correspondent entPrtains another.
The weight OF authority is, however, against him
on the disputed tneorC ical points, and so are the
ascertained facts all old residents of the city
know, before the sparrow found rs way here, all
our parks were full OF native singing birds OF
nearly all varieties, though the accommodation
and food for them wTrt far less the, than now. To
See or hear one at the present time Is treat
rarely enjoyed The noisy and onarrels0me spar
Tow has driven them Out and ta.>en their place.
For this reason If for no other il Should be exter-
IN mated.
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Should the President D. disposed to hearken to
n WsFaper suggestions as to what he should do
about his cabinet, nov that 4 vacancy mas &C.
CURED. he must 10 sorely bewidcred already.
One astute edil or who has implicit confidence In
his own political Sagaclty, advises the President
IL consider the rupture OF his cabinet by the hand
OF death as the condemn alton, by Prov denee, OF
the Administrators policy; to Ised the admoni-
ton and avoid more dreful COns6c 1ceS by i'm
me'iiately recognizing the cabinet nd reversing
his policy Another journal cautions the Prest-
dent against any Change OF policy Il tells him to
iii The gap In his cabinet ana go on in the course
he has been pursuing This advice . also coupled
With warnings OF the danger OF Iisragard.ng it.
Other journals kindly warn the Executive that
political breakers are just ahead or him. and with
pure disinereStedpe5s offer to pilot the Admins
trltlOn through the dangerous waters and into a
haven OF safety AID success. But the trouble Is
that these yOlunteer-ptlots all differ as to the
location and character of the dangerous breakers
Their warnings pre- 50 confusing that the best
thing the President can d0-and no doubt 1t is
just what he Will DDS TO disregard them all, and
steer the administration ship acc Orling to his own
chart
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good and timely word Is spoken IN behalf OF
the members OF the police force against whom
nothing hes been shown TO exist IN another col
uInn OF to-day's paTer. The excellent sentiments
expressed by our correspondent wi. be generally
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WANTED-M MISCELLANEOUS

WAsHXPpEEPpi17TEHhGi7 s PERMsNEST REMOVAL OF
'Sh Eh4fk %AsHS a
superhuous INTERPRETATIONS hair is an upnstur.,
and e1cessiye growth Of hair female aoss most
on the upper lip. chin and cheeks 1t 80
s abnop fha HroS n ID rom and
formitS and one which is frequently observed We zee
ad on the street In the drawing and wherever
ps!t;a &C. IN nearly every museum living curl
t to ts s % the ee At
nar to eoosa who sndssvor BY sree Of
anGwn we would be surprised at the number Of our
Ladies to ehod of
Some which are IN ther scn
taking the hair off at the surface frequently scarrns
many bs sy use the scissors or r,zor al Of which
hae Of say In evelp the
c1iH T hs are reay mentally and physically
and ffs'sny Of Pn al OF s nSst
the onen and ae a1ee 9" Pr
5ges sH this :. f TO "a Sh
pa s th and sasps ass
patient to Pun the hairs out to let them alone and
e sHs s asab perhaps add
eae4 ye ssses the for
Msliness is not fatal TIE opinion is not sound, for
this unnatural hairiness is far from being trng
True 1t may not kill the patient but is very apt to
in e ana mny Is key to b n
hea In ana happiness by producing o mental ttsOuef
FREQUENT Of superhuous hair amongst insane
3
exciting cause and tended to develop insanity what
incpient beard TO sensitive refined lady it is most
ton and to cause remark DR.. Van Dyck is now sue
cessfuy treating remarkably interesting case in this
her Doctors ec seF t%o n monshs
&C. sae n Tss On the very Of insanity hers
OF age with parents who almost idoze he- has lovely
home and is surrounded by every comfort and luxury
this excessive hrsuica growth which marred her life
and cast gloom over the entire household. Her upper
up chm and cheeks were covered with thick. heavy
Ing grew as luxuriantly as the beard of man She
would secnde herself from all society," and would sit in
to meet members OF her family because one of her
brothers .houghtessy leased her her beard Dr.
Van Dyck began operating her case TWO months ago
happy result of the oierat on OF electrolysis ue
Ladies frequently assert that this the great torment
OF their lives ph if could only get rid Of these hor-
should be afflicted In this manner If there ia aEy
thing dlspeasng to lady 1t is to have masculine a-
Dr. Van Dyck Dermatologist. 7os 18th street, north
west this city has perfected treatment (and the only
superhuous hair The doctor removes this
unsiy htly blenish by the operation of electroyss
advises every lady afflicted with this unnatr, 1roWtb
to avail themselves OF his skill at once Remember this:
When these hairs are removed by this method they viii
if they neglected they will be lie time biensS
Make your engagements now, as only q limited number
Or. Van Dyek's Office, 7os 18th street northwest
Note -Dr: Van Dyck viii be ct his Washington Office
every day from to-day until Wednesday, April 4thN
the 4h be viii here Monday Tuessy and Wed n5ser
day Of each week. as usual r.
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the du'y OF 5O per cent / ID upon all foreign
works OF art by I'll" new tariff, as against the old
rate of 10 per cent, VIII undoubtedly lessen the
Importation of foreign products of that class but
whether American artists VIII IN the end be bene-
hted Dy the change, remains to be seen. Neither
- IL clear whether the advance WAS Intended by
tht trainers OF the law as a measure of rejection
or FOR the purpose of Increasing the revenue from
that source. IL Is doubtful, however, whether the
majority OF those voting upon It had any well d.
gested opinions on the subject, or ever gave II
much thought But, however that may be, and
whatever may have been mean. by Congress. the
results are likely 10 Be these: l. The revenue from
thi Class OF iInportatiOns Will probably be greatly
reduced. 2: The principal sufferers by the new
tarin viii be foreign artists. below the very high
est rank and the importers OF their works In this
Country. 3: American artists viii not BE- greatly
Dehented by IL, II at all Men II great wealth and
ambition as picture buyers, who want the highest
priced pictures IN Europe, viii still ~ them not
outstanding the increased duty. They VIII have
Nhdt ti.ey want or they vii! not have ANYTHING
They VIII not be driven by any such means into
buying instead the works or American artists
which they do not care for. The higher duty WILL
however, Keep Out the weeks OF many foreign ar
tSts OF minor repue, by making Their cost too far
ABOVE their real value, and the falling of In this
direction viii probably more than off SET the gain
Oh those which will Contt. 20 b. imported in spte
oi that drawback, so that there = likely to be a
loss instead o. money gail 10 the country In the
aggregate. AS for American artists, they may
profit somewhat for n little while by the reduced
competition thus secured, but tits is extremely
doubtful AS rule. their patronage will continue
10 DE- drawn from pretty much the same classes
they have heretofore depended UPON for cus
TONERS, and with some added disadvantages For
just here let 1t be said that there can BE- no
greater mistake than to suppcse that because one
picture Is sold another is not likely or less likely
u be. On the other hand, every work of art sold
whether foreign or domestic, is almost certain to
bring about the sale OF another If net Just then.
little later On: II not TO the same customer
then 10 new ono. who Is inspired to buy by the
purchase OF hts friend or neighbour. On the
whole, Therefore It Is difficult TO see who or what
interest has been benefited by the new and higher
duty imposed on works OF art by the act OF 1854
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A RTIFIClAL EYES. S. $40, SIS THE n
"A Glasses; 81 Boxwood Ihermometer; that 81 Field
Glass 81. so Pearl OPERA HEMPLER'S CHE Opticisn5
Old Stand. 453 Pa. ave. Telephone connection ds
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JERSEYS.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.

WE HAVE A MAGNIFICENT LINE OF FRENCH.
GEEaIAN AND AMERICAN CORSETS. TO WHICH
We INVITE YOUR ATTENTION. THIS DEPART
MINT Nh is SITUATFD on OUR SECOND FLOOR,
WI kE LADIES CAN HAVE ABUNDANT ROOM
AND COMMENCES FOR EXAMINATION AND
SELECTION OF THESE GOODS.
OUR STOCK OF aDIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
is Is, RE Si, Z, NTH THE FINEST MADE GAR
MENIS IN THIS LINE AT TIE MOST REASON
ALE AtK I PKISES, 10 o., WHICH We RESPECTFULLY
ASH YOUR Careful ATTENTION, ON SAME
FLOOR as OF CORSET AND CLOAK DEPART-
MEST, OFFEhIhG UEtQUALLED ADVANTAGES
FOR THE DISPLAY OF These GOODS.
oNE PRICE ONLY IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Any ARTICLE MAY BE RETURNED FOR FX-
T MdA Sc v II II Il COOP GoSDITIoN Of THE
WHAT w SAY ABOVE, AND YET WE SOMETIMES
DECLINE TO EXCH NGE:- A CASE is FONT IS
THIS: ALADY RECENTLY ASKED Us TO TAKE
itas HALF YARD OF COLONEL SILK WHICH
AND VI RLIUsED AS POLITELY AS WE COULD,
Nh Mn M ILL; TOO; We Wish TO BE ACCOM-.
BE EXPECIED TO PAY FOR OTHER PEOPLES
EArENT AS THIS. ~
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANIED-BY MAN AND WIFE (WHITE) SIT
uat1ons man to attend to horse or garden: wife as
COOK city references. Address 11l9 Goth street. be-
."een II ana NJ. mh28-2t'
WANIED-PLACES FOR COOKS, CHAMBER
W, Wv MAIDS Nurses. Housemen. Drivers, Walters and
bnSs win references Women servants can be seen at
olnce. licensed Agency, 926 St w. G. Z. PRICE.
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The Bunalo man who PUSHES into print with the
absurd theory thas Cleopa:-,'S Needle in New
York Is made OF artificial stone anu that the char
acters found there L were made by impressions
from mould, ms 'ad or having been cut with q
ehioel, as Is generally supposed, would have occa-
sion % change his So-Ca.led nllr Were he to visit
Inc Lana whence tt came. and make an effort to
INFORM himself on the subject. Near AssOuan he
would lind the quarry OF granite Or Gyene from
Which all the Egyptian nc 10lith obelisks were
GnqueStOnaely taken, a Is most conclusively
established 10y the character, texture and color OF
the stone. ID its bed there ~ would also see a
shaft OF granite intended for the same purpose,
but somewhat longer and thi lkcr each way than
any obelisk now n exist ace lust detached
from Its parent ledge, with the tool marks
OF 1T. Pain and distinct, as though
The workmen engaged upol 1t ii.d ceased
their iabOrs but v sterday. Or every side too, he
Gould see simtl r char 3Cters to those on the New
York shaft, cav u G. limestone. md red and green
granite, clear an0 sharp Is the 1ntaglios on the
hardest gem.-their fle lines unbroken by the
lapse Of thousands Of yeaTs,-and altogether too
deiieately cut IL have been done by anything less
than an instrument in the hand of a skilled
artisan.
1T IS easy enough IN MS age OF doubt and In
quiry 10 intcrpOse theory against theory, in con-
STEERING the past but this Is case where specula-
tion Is happily confronted b. facts TOO plain and
simple to be questioned b, NJ person of ordinary
intellig ence and reasoning powers.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO RENT HOUSE CENTRALLY
locatedl Of nine or eleven rooms: rcnt not 10
coed $780, Address e. +. l.. East Capitol street Sta
WANTED-TO RENT BIZ FIVE ADULTS. AFUR.
w nished house from eight TO ten rooms. with mod
ern eonveniencee Address giving terms description.
ana location BOX 81. Star Office mT-St'
WANTED-TOR RENT HOUSE By THE lST OF
w May or June. within two squares of the Treas.
gry department. Address. giving particular, HOUSE.
Star Office. mh23-2w
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Ef0R RENr-sl0 PER MONTH FOR A 4-ROOM
brick house, kitchen, stable, good we'll and grounds
NICE location on 14th street road near Brightwood
jail et SUI lOth street northwest. mt2S- st
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE. "A LOT OF OLD
Star ofiice. rnhSR a.
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TINE UMBRELLA TAKEN FROM SECOND Ma
Il Gonal Bank Monday, 10th. please return, the
owners name and address are upon the handle. 1t.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NOR RENT-TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN or
- two gentlemen. desirable Rooms. furnished or
furnished. In private family owning their house.
best Of reference given aud required. Address PRI
NATE. Star Ofica. Ii.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

WANTED - SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS
w neatly furnished room with pleasant private fam
dress Box 50. Star office. In2S -
WANIEp-TWO UNPUBLISHED AND ONE
~ parity furnished Room by gentleman and WIFE
IA the northwestern part Of the city Address stating
location and price, PROMPT Star Office mh27 2t.e
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To SUPPLEMENT THE
ELEVATED CASH RAILWAY

MsH Y HIVE S g6W zBbb ak
hLEyATED BUNDLE COUNTER AT EACH De
CASH Soy aNR BgSbLE BOY system II TN 81 THR
81 LEAST hGM D EAT
#sf I'll SS# Ave H HS6
pRIs lave R THE AGENCY FQR
RKESsNAKE f. e
OYER 1RE BACK oFTHE PAPaks BR Masa eSos 3
PATENI TRAA l6I RE q, PAPERs HAVE NOW
~ Be- EMP PIE TIE M5sf
P P FF SMILE AND LXPEPITI1Us MANNER
6F 1NE OF THE GKh
THEIR OWN MAIERIALs: THIS BEING Much
eEp IHSH Ew saE FRY
995EIhvTEEYY p B BELI Issued; LADIES WITH
Gs9UPs By CURING AID AkRASGiNa ELo@;
TRS No M6s Ff9T rTARvIpYS ms TO 20
PiE6Es WHEN ioA SHEET iM Of Of PAPAK
HI ii DEHkze AsP IN TH HHE
sfk SIM Go To oTR
MEYER ftCl SO REPlE iE WITH Rh.sIhABLE FAB
hles 2M s tc6 6s aE N.Y. sSo YE are HX
TRENCH LACE CHICK BUNIING All 500. PER
40 II Is BEAuTIFUL BLh CK. AND AN
SWEAAss99 H II II SfNE WIEN MOTT WAMTED IT
MAY BE SAID OF A BLACK NUNS YELLING AT
&c PER IARD. WHICH IS Equally CHEAP,
AND HAVING A GOOD SALE. WE HAVE GOOD
one IT acc, WHICH WE ARE TEMPTED TO SAY
Is As GOOD AS YOU CAN BUY ELSEWHERE AT
5OC. PLEASE EXAMINE.
IN FINER GOODS WE HAVE SILK WARP DRAP
f y, Mn ~ MAS, SILK WARP HENRIEITAS. BIARRITz
CLOTH, FINE CASHMERE HINDOO, FOULES.
IMPERIAL 8 :RGES, AND THE FINEST MAKE OF
BLACK GASHMERES BROUGHT TO THIS MAR
USUAL POPULAR PRICES.
IN DRESS GOODS WE HAVE A MAGNIFICENT
LINE OF CASHMERES IN ALL THE NEW SHADES
IN TWO QUALITIES. AT soc. AND 75C. PER YAfsD
WHICH EOR FlNENES6 AND BEAUTY OF FIN