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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30

ssNo, / thank you," he would not to-
day be the inmate of an inebrIate
asylum.
If James, clerk in another store,
when invited to spend his next Sab
bath on a steamboat excursion, had
said, "No, l thank you" he would
to-day have been perhaps an honored
officer in the church instead of occu-
pying cell in the state prison.
Had William, when at school, said,
when his comrade suggested to him
that he write his own excuse for his
absence from school and sign his
fathers name, ''No, / thank you,
| will not add lying to wrong doing"
he would not to-day be serving out a
term of years in prison for having
committed a forgery.
In my long and large experience
as an educator of boys and young
men I have noticed this, that resist
ing the devil IN whatever form he
may suggest wrong doing to us is one
sure means of success in life. Tam
pering with evil is always dangerous.
"Avoid the beginning of evil, is
an excellent motto for every boy
starting out in life.
o how many young men have en-
deavored, when halfway down the
hill of wrong doing, to stop, but have
not been able Their own passions,
appetltes, lusts, and bad habits have
driven them rapidly down the hill to
swift and irremediable ruin.
My young friend, stop before you
begin to 60 down hill learn now to
say to all invitations to wrong doing,
from whatever source they may come.
''No. thank you,'' and in your old
age, glory-crowned, you will thank
me for this advice.
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MEDITATION.

Dost ever sit at twilight's hour,
And mediate alone,
And think how many, many friends
From lfe's long way have gone?
Dost ever see thy ehildhood's friends
Within that shadowed light,
And list them tell the olden tales
See olden pictures bright?
And then the friend of girlhood's years,
You used to love so well,
Whose ever-ready ear was lent
To listen what you'd tell?
And then the other dearer friend,
Whose hand enclasps your own,
Who whispers words so very low.
None heard but you alone?
Aud then the friends of later years
Who round your hearthstone came,
And taught you friendship oft can boast
OF else beside name?
And then the years that came between
And blotted all away?
Some lights went out. but some in heaven
Shall burn with steadf;s st ray!
The backward path love to tread,
Its joys are ever mne!
The future may be rayless night,
The past through it shall shine.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30
A VISION OF SPRING.

Far in the sunny South she fingers,
Yet slowly comes along,
With fairy garlands IN her fingers,
With snatches of sweet song.
Her ewes with promises are beaming,
Her smiles will rapture bring;
The sunlight from her hair is streaming
Thrice welcome, lovely Spring.
She brings US gifts, the royal maiden,
Fair flowers to deck the hills;
With primroses her arms are laden,
Bluebells and daff0dils;
Pale crocuses have come before her.
Wild birds her welcome sing,
Ten thousand longing hearts adore her
The gay worlds darling Spring.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30
BY A FARMERS YF.

There Is a farmer who is Y's
Enough to take his Els,
And study nature with his Is
And think of what he C's.
He hears the chatter OF the Us
As they each other T's,
And rs that when a tree D KS
1t makes a home for BIS.
A pair of oxen he will US,
With many haws and G's,
And their mistakes he will x Q's
While plowing for his P's.
In raising crops he all x LIS,
And therefore little O's,
And when he hoes his soil by spells,
He also soils his hose.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30
II. E. HARRIS

NRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL BARTON, VT. HAY,
ing leased this hotel for a term OF years, would
announce to the public that he intends 10 keep motel
which shall deserve respect and patronage. He mas
had many years experience IN the business and' WIN
Mr. owen Delaney, very popular and efficient CLERK
hopes to retain all former customers and to win new
The hotel will be refurnlshed and put the best
nossible condition.
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a
To SWEEP CARPETS. brooms
are wet in boiling suds once week.
they become very tough, will not cut
the carpet, last much longer, and al
ways sweep like a new broom. A
very dusty carpet may be cleaned by
setting a pail of cold water out by
the door; wet the broom in it, knock
it to get out all the drops, sweep a
yard or so, then wash the broom
again as before, and sweep again,
being careful to shake all the drops
off the broom, and not sweep far at
time. The water may need to be
changed once or twice if the carpet
is very dusty. Snow sprinkled over
a carpet and swept off before it has
time to melt and dissolve, is also nice
for renovating soiled carpet. Moist
ened Indian meal is used with good
| erect Dy SOIne.
! SLEEPERs. sleeper is one who
sleeps. A sleeper is that in which
the sleeper sleeps. A sleeper is that
on which the sleeper which carries
the sleeper while he sleeps runs.
Therefore while the sleeper sleeps in
the sleeper the sleeper carries the
sleeper over the sleeper under the
sleeper until the sleeper which car
ries the sleeper jumps off the sleeper
and wakes the sleeper in the sleeper
by striking the sleeper under the
sleeper, and there is no sleeper in the
sleeper on the sleeper.-A- II. VIM
field, Superintendent Of the Wag"er
Sleeping Car Co.
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Four LIVES sAyED.-Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup re-
eved four of my children Of the most alarming attack
of whooping cough. from which their throats and
necks became SO swollen to prevent them from
swallowing. Nothing would give them even tempor-
airy relief until this syrup tned One bottle. in
one night saved their lives. verify believe. Geo. W.
Earhart, captain of police Baltimore. Nd.
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Skilled labor. well paid aud contenied. and the best
Of material are sure give good result For evil
deace Of this try wlimantc sx-cord spool cotton for
sewing machines.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30
DAVID HILL.

If you are bilious take DR.. Pierce's"Pleasant Purga
tive Pellets" the original Little Liver Pills.. or al
druggists
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30

Rev. Z. A. Spring, Corydon, Iowa, says: 81 used
Browns lion Bitters for general -health and found
it to be great help to me-"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30

L. walbridge OF Cabot is one OF the most progress
sive farmers in state. He says: ln 1887 raised
$500 bushels of potatoes, 500 bushels oil OATS ioo
bushels of wheat besides corn aud other crops using
Bradley's Phosphate the whole OF it. nnd u pays
to use this Phosphate all crops, besides greatly
improving their quality. and produces lasting good
effects upon the soil "
Mr. E. r. Smith Of Cabot. who bought Mr. Wal
BRIDGES potatoes says: Il bought 10000 bushels OF
potatoes last fall and bought 600 bushels Of Mr.
L. j. walbridge (who raised his potatoes entirely on
Bradeys Phosphate) and found that potatoes raised
nm gradleys Phosphate we're worth ten per BUSH
81 more than ary other potatoes that bought"
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POWER OF EXAMPLE.

Example is power. 1t is alike so
in the circles of wealth and refine
ment as in the haunts of poverty
and ignorance. 1t tells everywhere,
and makes its mark for good OF evil
all over the world of men and thought.
All history is but reiteration of the
power of example power to bless
and refine, or to blight and ruin hu-
manity. Unless its teachings impress
us with the truth, we are indeed poor
students of human history. One has
we'll said that History is philosophy
teaching by example"
Example is power for good. Every
man has influence, more or less, in
his sphere of life, and that influence.
in the very nature of the case, must
tell Oh his fellows. If he be a good
man, his example mnst and viii be
good. It cannot be otherwise. a
pure and virtuous life, like the sun
in the heavens, must shine and bless,
brighten and warm, in the moral
world. SO it has ever been and so
it will ever be. Truth and purity,
like so many gems in the life and ex-
ample of the good man, cannot but
shame and condemn error and vice
in others.
A fault doth never with remorse
Our mind so deeply
AS when another guileless life
Our error doth reprove.
Example is also power for evil.
There is no estimating the extent of
bad mans influence in the world
| its moral reach is indeed fearful.
Zone sinner destroyeth much good
is the testimony of the wise man as
well as the practical teaching of all
experience An instrument of meal
culable harm in any community is
the man who arrays his life and ex-
ample against virtue and religion,
and yet thousands of our fellow be-
ings seem only to live that they may
blight humanity with the influence of
their wicked lives and evil example.
Their work in the world is that of
destruction, for they literally ''de-
stroy much good"
Cicero gave his followers the best
of example when he said to them ::
''Be a pattern to others, then all will
90 well; for as whole city is in
fected by the licentious passions and
vices of men, so is it likewise reform
ed by their moderation -
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NOTICE. :

J. A. Seavey & S. K. Dexter will pay the highest
market prices for potatoes delivered at the in
Barton Landing. 39tf
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+. A. PEARSON,

rHEOLD DENTIST, MAIN STREET, BARTON
4 Vt. All work done IN best manner ana war
ranted Gas and Ether used when desired
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Z NJ PERRY.

DEALERIN BURIAL ROBES, C OFFlNS ,CAsK
- cts and Furniture, Austins Block, Barton
Landing Vt Hearse provided atfunerals
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Orleans County @unitor,
PUBLISHED wEEKLYBY
GEO. H. BLAKE.
BARTON VT.

TERMs.-Strictly IN adrance, Sl.50 perannum. II
not paid in advance, $500 year. Subscribers living
outside of Orleans County must remit 10 cents extra
for postage. For convenience in renting we VIII
give credit for one year and four months for co. to
subscribers in the county and year and three for
$500 to subscribers without the county, when sent
strictly IN ddudnce
RATES ADVERTISING made known on appnca-
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Remit by P. o. Money Order, Registered Letter, or
Draft. Watch the label on your paper and notice
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payments are kept in advance. When money Is sent
us we shall give you the credit on the label at once
If the label is not advanced within two weeks, notify
by postal card.
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C. IL. GREEN,

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FURNl
Va ture, Cofiins and Caskets Carpets Room fa'
per etc. Glover, VT. Ill
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DENTIsTBARTON VT. OFFICE IN ROBIN
4 sons Block over Ehs' store. Consultationiree.
Gas and Ether painless sexrac ion
ofteeth. Naboliused to preventpan in hlllngteeth
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E. DwINELL,

CHARLES f. BRANCH,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON COVENTRY VT
Office atresidence.
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The gossip is like bicycle, in that she
is exceedingly liable to run a person
down.
The Major, new Georgia paper, edited
by s'Old ST. puts up the following motto :
''Never in war, always at peace, and anx-
ious to be in the pockets of his country
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

A. C. PAKkER,
A It POST OFFICE, BARTON LANDING VT,
n Fire an Accident insurance Agent
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When dishonest cashier runs off with
the bank funds, the directors are ''sur-
prised and panied" When an honest
cashier asks for an increase of $1.50 a
month the directors are Mortified.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30

The following notice was posted up at
North Shields 'tWhereas several idle and
disorderly persons have lately made a
practice of riding on an ass belonging to
| Mr.. -, the head of the Ropery stairs;
now, least any accident should happen, he
takes this method of informing the public
| that he has determined to shoot the said
ass, and cautions any person that may be
| riding on it at the same time to take care
| of himself, lest by some unfortunate mis-
| take he should shoot the wrong one."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-10

In addition TO nom! mating candidates for auditor
general AMI state treasurer, the Pennsylvania re-
publican state convention, which assemblies ut
harrisburg tomorrow, Will appoint state central
Committee. II Is SlTewdly suspected that the
game OF the StaiwartS Is To capture this commit
lee, as that will give them the organ ton and
con Tol of TIE party machinery next year, when
Iii re valuable political p!iz than those now at
StaEe viii be distributed. TIE auditor general is
scarcely nnTe than a state clerk, and his patron
age Is confined 10 The appointment OF several
EOrdinateS- The state trelsurerohip has been
shorn Of all 1t rlch prrinisites by the existing
legislature Under q new law the st It's surplus
must hereafter be invested In government bonds
Hitherto the Treasurer, as custodian OF some
s2JO0,OtO surplus annually, on which no interest
Vas required hy the state, CouIi distribute il
among rayOritc banks. and. besides legItinateIy
netting the interest, make the fund do good
political service for himself and party The gen.
erd talk or the StalwaTt Is that they are willing
tn cOncede The ticket 10 the Independents, and
les something occurs to break the harmony pro-
gram the belief IS that both nominations will be
Bt3ie with the view of COnciiating the boilers of
last year. Chairman Cooper is On hand, and he
Ntnts 10 retain hs place at the head of the state
committee rs backed by the leading StalwartS,
the ticket ana the stalwarts the committee. The
game OF the stalwartS appears to be to hold On to
the party machinery.
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In The fall Of 1875 my sufferings were terrible. I
was swollen to such proportions that feared my limbs
would burst had the best medical talent obtainable
and at the worst stage OF my Illness when my hus-
hahd and many friends had given me up to die the
late Dr. John Woodbury. made a thorough examination
OF my water. and pronounced my case acute kidney
disease. bordering Brights disease and accom-
panied by gravel and recommended the immediate use
OF Hunts Remedy. AT this time was suffering most
terrible pain in my back. limbs and head and could
md no rest day or night for weeks and was growing
weaker daily until this kind physician ordered me to
take Hunts Remedy Before taking half of one bottle
commenced TO improve and after taking six bottles
was entirely cured This nearly eight years ago.
and have had no return of the disease. have re-
commended Hunts Remedy others In similar cases.
and l. has never failed to cure have ESQ used it for
SICK headache and found it a sure relief. think
is the best medicine made and cheerfully recommend
it to all.
Mrs. W. II. STILSON,
No. 16 Tyler st.. Boston. Mass.
April Is. 1888.
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The once-pOwerful bosses OF the democratic
party OF Baltimore seem to realize, at last, that
they have been depOSed by the younger element
which so vigorously asserted itself in the recent
reorganization. At meeting OF the democratic
city executive committee last night Mt. William
keyser, the choice OF the young democracy, was
unanimously elected chairman. Mr.. KeySer, In
accepting the Craftsmanship OF the committee,
which will control party affairs In the city, de-
clared that the reorganZed democracy was
pledged to fair and upright dealing. He insisted
That The primary elections Unjust be SO conducted
that their fairness VIII not be open to question
He maintained that 1t was no part OF the duty OF
the committee % determine who shall be candt-
Oates; that that Is the province OF the yoter- and
that the voters unjust be left free and untram-
Ineled" IL The new party machinery adheres TO
the line OF policy laid down by Mr.. Keyser, then
The Baltimore democracy win have earned dis
tinciiOn rarely won In pOlitlcs-that OF having
formed Itself.
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a Last Manufacturer.
April II. 1888.

1 have used Hunts Remedy for the kidney COM
plan and. having been fully restored to health by its
use. j can testify to its value.
Daily recommend it to some of my friends. all
of whom know have been benefited by its use.
Gratefully.
GEO. P. COX,
Maiden. MASS. April 3d. 1888. jy1O
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II Is now said that ex-senator Dorsey has de-
cided not 10 publish his correspondence with
prominent republicans during the last presiden.
tln campaign. IL is believed that really he has
already published all the 'mealy" portions OF this
correspondence, and that his talk or having other
damaging matter OF the kind, still In hand, is pure
hI.rH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-10

Gov PattisOn, of Pennsylvania, is the champion
retoist lie killed sixty bills passed at the late
session OF the Legislature with his little pen, and
republican, as well as democratic papers, applaud
him Tor IT, In using his discretionary executive
power he seems to have slaughtered democratic
schemes and jobs as merciessly as those OF the
opposite party.
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April 1S. 1888.
A "csl.KnOwn Mau

Hunts Remedy having been recommended to me for
kidney and liver complaints, purchased some at tn
Peoples Drug Store" and used 1t in my family and
found It to be very valuable medicine, and gladly
recommend it highly to my friends, knowing it to be
beneficial to these troubled with kidney or liver disease
Respectfully yours,
ELISHA NOYSE,
63 ST., So. Boston. Mass.
April H. 1898
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leading journal expresses the opinion that 1t
Is shameful TO publicly discuss Mr.. Tilden's ply.
steal condition. IN the face or the ayoWal that he
Is retired and only seeks quiet and ease. If this
discussion Is annoying to Mr.. Tillen, he may
thank his friends for 1t They not only started
1t, but kept II going.
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President Arthur, the people OF Kansas are
looking at you Secretary Martin, OF the repub-
Ican national committee, says the republicans OF
kanSas have no presidential candidate, but he
intnate5 that they are favorably inclined towards
the President for the succession
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The moLarchiSt pretenders In France will be
past as far from the throne when the Count de
ChamO0rd Is dead as they are now. The present
Eionarch5 Of the world viii be lucky II they keep
their crowns. The list viii certainly not be
enlarged.
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To SHOW That ONE Tu1se
CAN BE DONE AS WELL AS ANOTHER.
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
las Reduced Suits for Boys, age 4tolL
From $ to $3.50.
From s to so.
f fsS% J. ! !; E :; ,sss0.
SUITS FOR BOYS. 10 TO II. REDUCED
From From g g to to s ssSs.
From From s s1S to to e E.
few more Genuine seersucser Suits. So
ale, lev r more Imitation eeFsucker Suits. s.. So
sass reGassS ro %. Goss q s value
Better .:r ones reduced from So to 81.
fins a ins reduSea from SIS t. sl2
Bisok tia, n;s s.s REDUCED from SIS to 49,
finest Black Broadcioth SUITS. reduced to $40 worth
Boys Gossamers Coats reduced from 81 to $l50
Better ones. reduced from - to 50:
l Better r, mes: reduced from 81 to s. So 90
Still better ones, reduced from IS to IS.
PANTS.
All sizes and qualities at 81. So g. g So g. $780, 81
..
White and Fancy Duck Vests from so cents I'D
OFFICE COATS.
Immense variety in Alpaca. Drap dEte Serea Nuns
Cloth. &C.. at prices to suit every one -'~-A
THE MlSFIT STORE.
Having. Like every success. imitators. be sure and
come to the corner of
jy9 TENTH AND STREETS,
HAAyTNSs. REMOVED MY ESTABLISHMENT I
GREAT BARGAINS
IN ALL MY STOCK OF HAIR.
Special Inducements in White and Gray Braids: aIso
Ladies' and Gents Wigs. '
II. PRuAIPPL
407 10th street north west,
Jy92t Below Gas office.
FlsH-Sardees. Anchovies Cayiare. Iobstera Sal,
R Sssanes OF all brands. New Holland Herrlngs,
CHEESE-Fron,age de Brie Neufcha.el. DIN Cruyere
N1 Unsn OaprerA Eidams Par1nessn. etc.
A. H r. HOLsTEN,
Jyo-or Center Market 9th street wing.
ELEcrR1c Bells.
ROYCE MAREAN.
DEALERS IN GENERAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
laos PENN: AVE. Opp WIZARDS Hotel.
The Now Electric Floor Mat Burglar Alarm Electric
Gas Lighting. Batteries aud insulated Wire.
Estimates furnished. ssao.,m.
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The next boating event OF interest IS the race
between Hanlan and Ross, to come off on the 18th
Instant, AT Ogdenslurg, Ny. Hanlan IS, of course
bis iavOrlte, though Ross seems 10 think he can
via.
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HE STAR VIII he sent by mail. post paid. to those
leaying the cty during the summer TOR any length of
t'ce. and the address changed often desired.
Subscription. fifty cents per month. POSITIVELY
ADVANCE.
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commodore Mayo acting SIS tool for "Mahone,
virginia" al the q sport navy yard, does not pre-
sent = very proud figure 10 the American ppople
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HAED To BEAr.

WHERE Is THE HOUSE THAT HAS MADE A
6ENLRAL GU ALL THROUGH HE STOCK OF
GO PR CkNT) TWEEN y CENT ON THE DOLLAR
iACEhi GLUGGE oPEANST. THESE GOODS AXE
1fE LATEST EEW YORK STYLES AND WE'RE
NADf To SELL THIS SEASON ANDTHE REASON
" THIS FORCED SALE IS THAT WE ARE DIS
CbUN1ING The DEPRESSED CONDITION OF
III WOODEN MARKET IN MAXI q HEAVY
PURCHASES FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR PA
IRONS DURING The COMING FALL AND WIN
TER SEASON.
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IHE STAR Office connected with the Telephone TX
tIsrRe. Advertisements. orders for the paper by mai
81 q otherwise. news any information business
car lie sent Gay night. free Of clarke
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CIR THr Brsr
THE CONCORD HARNESS.
TIE CONCORD COLLARS
LCTZ & BRO.
~. PENNSYLVANIA AyENyrr
Adjoining the National HotaI
sne Agents for Hfrs Celebrated Concord Harness.
TRUNKS and HARNESS ia great variety. At Loves.
1stcts- t29
4 MOTHER LOT BOYS SAILOR SUITS JUST AR
4 RIVED.
f'ee 81 so 81 rs and .25. They are cheaper than
're.t deduction In Mems and Boys Cashmere Suits
Eur goods IT. n,ishts Straw Hsts nj s,aupbtsr.n~
Priree. =. SA~"e"sSRAi1
to Close otf - ~~' S~'~Aou
j. W. SELBY
's< !slA ana 1915 feansy;yanis aysnue
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BARGAIN A.

Lot So4S-22 suts-fnest imported Cheyot Suitings.
We imported the goods through Messrs. MEaRoz,
PoHLIEE Il Co., of New York. stylish fancy Suit.
the Price mas been s25. it is SIS suit If you can
get suit like it elsewhere for less than S25 suit we
win pay for it.
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WHrrE AND EoEu EnBRo1DERED
ROBES, SATINE ROBES,
PLAIN AND FANCY WOOLENs FOR SEA SHORE
AND MOUNTAINS.
STEAMER sUITING AND FINE DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
PURE LINEN Lawns, 15c.: FINEST QUALITY, 25c
LAfGE STOCK OF FINE PARASOI.S LESS THAN
COST: u EAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED.
GUNNER SILKS, SU :.AH SILKS. AND ALL
CHOICE DRESS GOODS AT Low PRICES.
PREVIOUS t. TAKING AN INVENTORY OF
STOCK. WE DESIRE To CLOSE OUT AS NEAR
As POSSIBLE, AND WE. AkE OFFERING
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
PATTI RNS.
ONE PRICE.
W. nj. SHUSTER SONS
9l9 Pennsylvania Ave.
The BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. tyl0