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EOR OOMs.
CIGARS. TOBACCO. &c.

HlCHMOND, VA. January :. 1854.
HAVING RENTED THAT NICE
4 = LITTLE STAND on Broad street 80 rec
doors below Nn.hl. and nucl il up in Gr-f-cla,,
stNic with all The choice brands Of TOBACCO.
CIGARS. CIGARtTrtS. &C., lnoN' '"suec.fuly
solicit the pairOnaga Of my fricnd- and iha public
generally. | VIII also keep the DAILY and
WEEKLY PAPFR>. MAGAZINES, LIBRA
RlES, &c. GEORGE \. WlNGFfrLD.
ia S-lIt 90l y east Broad street.
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fEntered AZ the Post-ofice at Richmond, Va, a.
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SKATERS


will find in our stock NEAT, CLosg-FIT-
Ting GARMENTS that Will no. Troge cum
---bersome nor impede free use OF limbs In
---- this delightful pasiime. They are or warm
--matcriai, and at the same ume Of sufficient
- strength to stand any strain they may be
- subjected to. All kinds Of BOYS and CELL.
- DREN's WEAR for work, pIa.. or ircss.
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ia G-Su.Tr&Th
DisS0LUrgoss & pART.ynARlps.

Thanking NV patrons FOR past favor. - he '1,c
concern, which has been establishes Tor twrntv-
five years, respectful solicit their continuance
wilh us. - .-tia 6.lw*l u. MtTI'FR.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-09-10
LEGAL NOTICE.
Tn the District Court IN and for
the Third Judicial DiStri;t
Of Utah Territory.
County of Salt Lake.
William S. Mccormick, /
vs.. fl'in'lh' lsUMMoNs.
o. j. Averill,
Defendant.
The People Oh the United States in the
Territory Of Utah send Greeting;
LEGAL NOTICE.
To 0. j. Averill, Defendant,

You are hereby required 10 appear IN
On action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court, Of the Third Judicial District o!
Utah, and TO answer the complaint FLED
therein within ten dsVs Exclusive OF the
day Of seryice) after the service on yen OF
this summoas-if served within this
county; or, if served out of This county,
but in this district, within twenty iaYs,
otherwise within forty days-oT judg-
ment by default will be taken against
you. according TO the prayer OF said
complaint.
The said action is brought TO recover
from defendant the sum uf S6S0.02, " tn
costs Of suit, alleged to be due from de-
fendsnt for checks paid by plaintiff
drawn upon plaintiff as 8
banker by defendant on and after janu-
ory S0th, 1888. and including the 9Th day
of April, 1888, amounting 10 The sum of
$3.50 20, which, with interest to date,
amounts to the sum of $3.50 OF.
And you are hereby notified the! il
you fail to appear and an wer The said
complaint az above required, the said
plaintiff will take judgme~ against you
for the sum OF S66O.02, and for costs of
suit,
Witness, the Ben. John A Hunter
Judge, and the zeal Of the Dis
trict Court, of the Third Judi>
cisl District, in sad for the Ter
SEAL ritory of Utah, this 14.h day of
August, in the year of our Lord
one thousand, eight hundred and
eighiy-four.
O. J. AVerill, Clerk.
BY II. G. Mcmillan, Deputy CLERK.
aug. 81.
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SALT LAKE CITY,


10Th Ward, June, 1884. 3
Jr. 9. Y. NGIn.
Dear DoctOr:-For years 1 have suf-
cred With the piles. doctored and tried
9Tything recoG mended with only tenn
g1rsry relief until tried your Black On.
Cs1sic BalEsm, internal and external.
Ism 5; rec IS the eir from Piles and l
lever iet better in ny life. They re-
moved the Cause, it appears, and If anv-
1oiy is suffering as l did, let me beg of
yOl, 90 Of once 10 Dr.. NUNS Velerin>
~ Pharmacy, or whire they are sold.
You reed not suffer long, and you will
Eel like blessing the proprietor OF such
u5dciDe.
Eyetlsstiugly yours,
JESSIE MAYNEs,
Rock and BricklAyer
hsva over 100 such testimonials,
SHEA will soon ACCOMPANY each bottle,
.Nties we'll known. No Phantom Tes-
inony. In order to place this invalu
itle medicine upon the msrke;, and
within the reach Of all who suffer, any
Ientlemsn of means can take one half
interest, which discounts the best mine
il Utah. This Medicine is the best Pile
Medicine and Liver Regulator and healer
Of sores in the world.
Sold Wholesale and Retail.
Ask your druggist for them, if they
have none send 10 my address
VETERINARY PHARMACY.
Il W. Kim ball Block,
lYlS Salt Like CITY.
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Full DiplOms Courses in
LITERATURE, MUSIC & ART

~ a anS lessons given In Domestic E.on
"a with ttibS s Riding school in copp nee
he y.in e College. FoRfY scHn1.p Ipgr
's.je S1 ~ ei from SIS to si So anhniS
Z, OVe T G W mpsti.iOu, eieh,een Of v 1hi.5
tsaos ~ competition at the Septemb ~n an
Bard, TnlaLlaLlen' Terms per icSooI ve ear
I'd. Eb 5su iy AMI tuition incIDdiOg year ghs
Ips, ana .a ealis,hsnics, from opa sl51 m
~ he s5oS one yeAr 10 ADVANCE ioci pIdga
as' 3 Iron ,g 500 to $50 vocal 5ni music n
eI d EMS adnitied from tb ",o5 ~! Depart
eao5s,5t for the traipi inc az afe ,a OF
registry in connection S % vie; leach n.
as .s2 s.pui,Iioa iI, 5F.s Of Englisa and
ssi cit. 1sL, Of cergynen FoI reduetSn to
sddrs,. Zee, and further p lsIss Nus
- NTH Ladies' GoIlf 20. Ff'ncipal
Mex; tenn opsr. G --'nuon' Unt., Canada.
''''' September I3ts, 1851.
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IlT DID SEB & Maud s.
S.srv common mustang VINO is suffer-
Ing from shy cores, can be cured
ii you will use
Or. c. w. hUNN'S
CELEBRATED
black OIL GlgST!G BiLslE.
No Stable or Household is complete
without
NUNN'S SLACK OIL.
Overwhelming testimonies accompany
sr5rv bottle, proving them to be the best
Madeleine ever discovered.
TESTIMONIALS.
SALT LAKE CITY, May. 1884,

DR.. C. #. Mum.
Dear Sr:-It gives us pleasu, c TO add
o your numerous testimonials.
Nv wife, after suffering two months
with foot liberated and wOllen thrice Its
natural sizs, End everything done Tor IT
'si.ed, physicians alsc, we ware per
145ad l,, Try yo.r Black Oil, which !
lid, sid in six wesks was en.i-e.y cured.
We are ccnviuc q nov it Is the best
medicine in tie world. We sly such s
Medicine ought to be- in every household.
I. IS wonderful medieiDe.
We IRA very resrectfully,
Your well Eishe-s,
AIBERT CARRIYGTCE,
RBoDA CARRINGToN.
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Ra
Al. MANI

UNAcouAINTED GEOGRAPHY COUNTRY, WILL
SEE BY sxAMlNINo THIS MAP, That
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PAnAso1s.

PARAso1s PARAso1s
NEW STYLES. JUST OPENED.
Coaching Parasols all colors 81 80 81 so 81 So 225
Satin Para sols, lined. trimmed with Lace, $2.75.
Silk Parasols, 81, 81. Is. $l-50, Sits. g.
4O-inch Spring Cashmeres CSC.
4O-inch all wool Shoota Cloth, SOC.
TricOtine Dress Goods Csc
Tricotne Dress Goods 16c.
Gerster Dress Goods. 1219c.
Ladies' Flannel Suiting, 12hc
Summer Silks. Sic.
Black Gros- Grain Dress Silks, CSC
Plain Heavy eros Grain Silk, 81.
Nerrilnac Calico. 472c.
Linen Lawn, SC.
Boys Cloths 15c., 2Oc 25c
Feather Proof Bed Ticking. LOO.
Brocade Dress Silks, 9Oc.
Children's Hose, seams 15c
Ladies' Babri2gan Hose, no seams, CSC.
Wamsutta Cotton, SC.
Nuns Yelling. all cclors.
4O-inch French Black Cashmere Soc
Fancy Straw Mating. all styles
India Linen. s1sc.. loo, 121sc $50
WSON'S,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ap3O South Side near It'll
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~ A T A r Z q
COMPLETE TREATMENT. al

srantly relieves the most violent Sneezing or Head
Colds clears the Head by magic stops watery dis
charges from the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ringing
Noises in the Head. Nervous Headache and sub
dues Chlls and Fever In Chronic Catarrh it ceanses
the nasal Of foul the of
smell taste and hearing when affected frees the head
throat and bronchial tubes of offensive matter
and pures the BREATH stops the cough and arrests the
progress of Catarrh towards Consumption.
One bottle Radical Cure, box Catarrhal Solvent
and Sanford's Inhaler all in one package, of all
druggists for 81. Ask for SANFORD'S RADICAL
CURE. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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Fancy SIZES. Co1onED SILKS.

FAscr S1Lks, Co1oRED S11ksu
BLACK SILKS. SURAH SILKS!
RHADAME SILKS, MERvILIEUX SILKS.
SIZES. s7hc SILKS. s7& SILKS. s71c.
Handsome BROCADE SILKS, 75c.
BLACK and COLOKED SILKS reduced Is cents on
every yard
CAETERS. I'll MARKET SPACE
SILK and WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS, Gc
BLACK SILKS. Special Bargain, 81.
Nuns. YELLING. double width, pure wool-crea1n
pink. blue and black 3i.c.
COLORED SILKS, special bargain, 75c
HESIiEIIA CASHMERE (back) silk and wool. 81.
BLACK SILKS special bargain Sl25
BLACK BROCADE GRENADINES pure silk 75c
BLACK SATINS. 5Oc. COLORED SATINS Soc
BROCADE s1LKS-Pink. cream blue and white 81
NCES YELLING beautiful lace style. pure wool, 25c
BEAUTIFUL SPRING DRESS GOODS
SILK and WOOL PLAIN DRESS GOODS asc
SILK and WOOL CHECKED DRESS GOODS Nc
SILK and WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS &c
BLACK CASHMERE SHAwLS, pure wool Al 90
lash PRICES NO CREDIT.
ap23 CARRIERS, I'll MARKET SPACE
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusememts. dc., Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER--McCaull opera company In
"Desiree."
FORD's OPERA HoUsH.-''The Rajah."
THEATER CoAIQUR.-F1rstGlaSS varieties.
DINE Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
fOrmanca.
LINCOLN HALL-Wagner festival concert.
9TH-SrREET METHODIST CHURCH.-Flag festival.
Z. II. C. A. RooNa-Free lecture on memory by
Prof A. 8. Boyd.
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May Nay Wedding Trips.

Miss Harriet Lyons, niece Of MI. and Mr2 John
W. Douglass, was married to Mr.. William P.
Thomas OF Elizabeth, n. j., at the New York ave-
nue. Presbyterian church last evening, by Rev. DR..
Bartlett After reception at the residence OF the
brides parents, No. 1916 street northwest, the
young couple left on their wedding tour. They
Will make their future home In Elizabeth, N. j.
The marriage OF MI. Joseph Paul to Miss Elda
Smell took place last evening at "Oak Lawn" the
residence Of Mr.. E d. Dean, on Goth street north
west Rev. DR.. Paret, OF Epiphany church, per-
formed the ceremony.
MIR. j. Eldndge Burns of West Washington, and
Miss Emma Mardley, were married at the residence
OF Albert Walker. No 716 22d street northwest,
last evening, by Rev. DR.. Weech, OF the Union NJ.
T. church. Mr. and Mrs Burns left for an ex-
tended tour OF the north.
Mr. George B. Barnard was married to Miss Mag
gle E Chew, daughter OF the late B. B. Chew, last
evening, at Trinity lCatholic) church, West Wash
1ngton, Father Kelly officiating. The couple left
A SUR SPRISGING FROM AN ATTACHNRNr.-Yes-
terday E. c. Weaver for Esther POstey, filed suit
against Susan 7. Crut for $500. damages by reason
OF defendants procuring an attachment, the au-
thOrity Of which the plaintiffs furniture was taken
from her house. 610 14th street, and held from June
18th TO August 18th, 1881.
Affairs in West Washington.
GRAIN.-Boat G. T. Dunlop, with 5000 bushels
corn and 900 bushels wheat boat Samuel Jarboe,
with 1000 bushels wheat and 1890 bushels corn.
Gales-16OO bushels wheat, sold at prices ranging
from 1.l3x to $1.15H.
CONDITION OF THE WArER-Clear at all points
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Verdict Against the Metropolitan Rail.
road
TIE JURY GIVES THE CITY s1f7Hgr.

THE JURY GIVES THE CITY S147,5T.
To-day In the Circuit Court, Judge Hagner, the
sealed verdict OF the jury was opened in the case
OF the District agt the Metropolitan railroad COM
pany. The verdict was for plaintiff in the sum of
s147, 5o705 for work done between, and within two
feet OF the railroad tracks The amount claimed
was 1851 ,622-52, and 1t was for a dozen or more
items The defense was the statute OF limitations;
that the company should have had notice and an
opportunity TO do the work ITSELF and that por-
ton Of the work had been done before the charter
was accepted and the read laid. The case will go
to the General Term. and probably to the Supreme
Court Of the United States
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT.-J,ld0e Coz
Yesterday, Brown agt. Dyer substitution OF trustee
ordered. Barbour agt Leddy; auditors report con-
firmed Teddy agt. Teddy; do. seventh Baptist
church agt Turney: testimony ordered taken.
Choate agt ChOate; do. NickerSOn agt. Nickerson
1.-TWO eases: do. Cumberland agt Cumberland; do,
and A. Il. Duvall appointed guardian ad ntem.
Colt, trustee. agt. Bradley, trustee; leave to file
cross bill Young agt Young; sale ordered; s. M.
Maddox appointed trustee Fitzgerald agt. Ken
needy; motion for final decree Overruled. Dyer agt
Dyer; Susan C. Dyer appointed guardian ad Item
and reference to auditor.
To-day, In re, VIM. Wood Qunatic); Irving WILL
hanson appointed committee. Knox, commissioner,
agt Warner sales ratified and distribution ordered
Patterson agt. Patterson, testimony ordered taken
by Edwin Forrest, examiner. Byrne agt. Byrne;
hearing OF rule set for May 9Th
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Smell.
Yesterday, W1liam WhitmOre was fined SO for
cruelty to animals George Lewis, the cOlOred
barber, charged with larceny, WAS fined SO or 30
days
To-day, Walter r. Scott, charged with stealing a
revolver and twenty cigars from Edward Ryan,
and four rings valued at SCI from Miss Daisy Smith,
in jail. Andrew Henning was charged with enter
ing the new St Patr1ck's church ut night, and
stealing 500 worth OF carpenters and plaSterers
tools; the sent to the grand jury bonds, 81 0O
Mike Cation. for threatening his wife, was sent TO
jail for six months In default OF $500 bonds.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW Up THE PARLIAMENT BUILD
INGS IN TORONTO.-A profound sensation has been
caused at Toronto by the discovery yesterday OF
fuse attached. under the crown lands Office in the
parliament buildings, and two under the steps
approaching the speakers chamber, having also
wire and fuse attached.
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i L E 8
sireplaces wainscotnss vestibulss and Mantel Deco
rationsI
WOOD lIANTEI.S
constructed especially atrobe Stoves having TILE
CRSAMESTATION. are furnished at about the cost of
sIaie Nantels that house OWNERS Of moderate means
may beauty their homes with these Artistic Features
WOOD MANTEI.S
Of all grades. in Oak. Cherry and Mahoe.ny
Also SLATE MANTELS for those who are not tred of
them
A NEW THING IN VASES
ment holding sufficient ten to fifteen dayA
securing vigorous growth Of panta
RUSTIC SEATS. CHAIRS, Ase.
THE ECONOMY GAS COOKING STOVES
domestic economy and convenience
BRONZE PLAQUES, TRAYS. PANELS and
ANCIENT ARMOR,
in faithful reproduction, artsticay displayed In our
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street lamps VIII be lighted at 7:15 2. NJ. and ex-
tfnguished at $3.50 a. m
Mute college will be held at Kendall Green next
Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
A. meeting OF the Confederate Soldiers Home
association last evening the following executive
COMMITTEES was appointed: Thomas j. Fisher, ChaS.
l. Joyce, A. B. Hurlburt, E W. oyster. MA. Dillon,
ZACH, H. Clay Stewart, snd c. c. Duncanson.
The Missouri republican association last evening
elected John 4. Clements president; j. c. s. Colby,
Vice president; James I. Hunter, secretary James
Ii. Brenliner. treasurer.
. The wrestling match at the Theater Comique
last evening between the japanese champion, Mat
saGa SOrasici. and Duncan c. Ross. was won by
The latter. Ross won two catch aS-can rounds and
The Jap TWO Japanese style The fifth and decid-
Ing round was IN japanese style and was won by
leyee given by De Molay Commandery, K. T.,
at the National Rifles armOry. last evening, was
largely attended A fine supper was served.
X. D. Hoffman sold yesterday afternoon, at auc-
ton, for Oscar p. Schmidt and George C. Walker,
executors part lot 10, In square 4S1 lot II feet wide
by depth OF 90 feet AZ inches, and improved by
small frame house, 9Th street northwest, between
A and y. for 5000
According TO the meteorological summary Of the
signal Office for the past month IL the coolest
April since the record has been kept, the mean tenn
perature being 81 degreeS-ten degrees lower than
April last year The rain fall only aggregated SO
inches less than IN any April since 1871 when the
precipitation was l. inches
The long expected appearance OF Materna,
Scarfa and W1nkelmann takes place this evening
at Lincoln ball The house is almost entirely sold
and brilliant audience VIII be In attendance
AT the concert by the original amateur glee club
al Lincoln hall tomorrow evening Miss A. L. Thigh
man, the popular soprano, Will make her first ap-
pearance in public since she was so severely in
Jured last summer Madame SmallwoOd, the favor
tie soprano, and Mr.. Hall, the well-knOwn tenor,
are also 10 appear. thus assuring the public first
class entertainment.
Read the advertisement ofthe Columbia Cooper
alive Building association In to-day'S issue.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Rhodes arrested q
cof0r1d man named Ambrose jackson, who was
WOrking on the shaft at the head of 18th street,
where he went by the name OF Ward, and turned
MIN over TO Sheriff RObey, of Prince Georges
county, Nd, where he Is wanted for larceny
Judge Hagner of the Circuit Court, discharged
the jury for the term this morning and adjourned
the court till tomorrow for motions.
SKULL FRACTURED BY A FALI--Last evening Mr.
James FrOmen, an aged man. While leaving car No.
II, Washington & Georgetown railway, ON Sth
street southeast, fell and struck his head against
the stone pavement. DIR. Rhinehardt was called,
and found that the skull Was fractured. The police
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An AMrCABLE BILL in equity has been filed by
NrS. Marie Schmidt against Agnes Schmidt for the
appointment OF a guardian ad ntem and for the
o0nnrmation or the purchase OF lot 2, square 81
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PAIN IS THE CRY OF A SUFFERING NERVE
COLLINS vOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTER in
stantly affects the Nervous System and banishes Pain
perfect Electric Battery combined with Porous
Plaster for Is cents. 1t annihilates Pain vtalizes
Weak and Worn Out Parts, strengthens Tired Muscles
prevents Disease. and does one half the time
than any other plaster in the world Sold everywhere
my1
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b B. CHASE, Umbrella Maker. 1914 Pa. ave.
WHAT'S famous caramels, GO 9Th St. 1889 Pa. av

The PRINCE ALBERT fs finding more favor than
ever, owing TO the fact that they are adapted for
dress as well as general wear. We have them In
Ill fashionable shades and weayes Eiseman Bros,
clothierS and tailors. corner 9Th and E.
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CITY ITEMS.


Hats for Spring and summer 1854.
SILK and pearl cashmere dress hats, S;
Light brown. pearl and nutr1a mixed derbies;
(The leading style for young and dressy men.)
Plenty OF gentlemens black and colOred soft hats
Now opening, the largest stock Of boys and child
ren's straw hats ever shown in north Washington
at r c. Lewis, $50 7uh street, bet. l and K NV.
n B.-N1ce line spring neckwear, hosiery, gloves
&C., &c. 3
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OYSTER Arrivals Dai1,

Oyster Arrivals Daily,
621 B street northwest hard and soft crabs, Lynn
haven oysters Cherrystone oysters, New York
oysters, Little Neck clans and clans. Families,
Hotels and Restaurants supplied. Young snapper
terrapinS, at Whites,
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CLAN House.
Enoch Morgan's Sons Sapolio.

Foe THE BENEFIT OF ISQUIRERs-PennsYlvapi
coke ONCE 613 9TH street northwest
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

FuNHE ONLY PERFECT FAMILY MACHINE Is THE
HIGH ARM. SILENT NEW AMERICAN. No T.
PARTIES who have been using American machines the
past twenty years Will please call at Office 7h
and ID sts, and examine this wonderful Improvement
lhe most delicate lady 1t. holes 70 thread;
neither has it, shuttle
Over 1000 in In this city
Examine our new automatic Button hole attachment.
a complete assortment of all the standard Machine
ELEGANT Machines for s25; same kind precisely
wasting agents sell q $40
Best Machine Oil &c per bottle
All kinds rented and repaired
c. AUERBACH, cor. 7th and Fl.
ep26 Depot Tor Mems Boys Bicycle Shrts Stockin6e
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DRY GOODS.
IMPORTED JERSEYS AND Wars

SEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY RRorHEo
HAS JUST RECEIVED LARGE LINE OF
PLAIN AND BRAIDED IMPORTED JERSEYS. IN
BLACK. BROWN. BLUE AND GREY. RANGING
FROM $500 TO $500
NEW BRAIDED WALKING JACKETS
NV IMPORTED SPRING WRAPS.
EMEsHR fHP lIcRr CASHMERE AND CREPE DE
SILK, GHUDDA. CASHMERE and BERLIN sHAwLS.
sonTE 81 fAsAsehs 9ASA
ppaaRSAaS S p hNR UMBRELLAS. AT VERY REA-
COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW SPRING AND SUM-
MER FRENCH DRESS FABRICS.
NEW PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA SILKS
NEW SUMNER SILKS AT Soc. AND 75c.
NEW LOC1S1NE SILKS AT 75c. AND &l0o
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN SATIN RHADANES
AND SURAH SILKS AT elOO. Sl25 81 SO TO
PoNsON's. BONNETs'S9AND sCHRcEDER's BLACK
NEW BLACK SILK GRENADINES.
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING GOODS
WASH FABRICS" IN GREAT VARIETY
MEDIUM WEIGHT AND GAUZE MERINO UNDER
WEAR
WcAoIcE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COB.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Buildiue
Established 1s40 ap26
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COUNTERFEITS

COUNTERFEITS
Imitation is tribute to worth. Nearly all good is the
subject OF imitation. We often hear OF imitation or
counterfeit Christians but never Of imitation indels
IT Is true the imitation frequently for the
but that lack of Judgment in the investigator
Sometimes however the counterfeit possesses much
the of the genuine to almost deceive the
very expert. and il that the judgment of
perts can scarcely be expected be equal the
gency. Art cles of .mert and in general demand
those most often conterfeted initiated adulterated
Nearly everything in the way of food. drink medi-
cine Is auferat.d if the article be subj manip-
ulaton from yrllde TO prepared condition for con-
SUMPTION The circumstances usually such that
foresight or examination the part Of the purchaser
is capable OF detecting the cheat Hence the necessity
tons The who offers the article for sale may be
ever SO honest his capacity not be equal
to his honesty
Cloths common subjects Of imitation. just a.
soon as some particular fabric having popularity Of
weaving becomes popular other looms set in motion
TO produce an imitation counterfeit. This has been
notably the cas-" with wnrSted fabric, having cork
srrew or cable effect produced da&onlly across the
cloth and Its popularity has stimulated the production
of ya-ts Of imitation LARGELY in of the original
and genuine fabric When come to consider that it
a. the eIiune and much to cut trim and make into
nt, skill and qualities being equal the decision
must be inevitably i'll favor of the latter Nothing
need be said i'll read to the iferiority of the dyes and
material OF he former that ia understood but II
Conclude i'll favor OF the real article 10 to
HENNING.
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