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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-28
A DELICATE EPIsTLE.
AuousrA. lMe.l, October 5. 1860.

AUGUSTA, (Me.), October 5, 1869.
My Dear M. Fisher: | inclose you
1000 check, balance of A. & P. Co.
burns installment $4,000 in payment
of A, ?. Morrill's installment. Lot NJ.
Morrill's subscription of 81, 900 is add.
tional to those already advised, making
in all $4,000. There may possibly be
$50, 900 more, but $50, 900 will be my
limit. received yours inclosing p. Il.
Hazeltine's letter from Belfast. BY mail
succeeding this you will receive a cash
ier's check for s 900, and hereafter you
will have no trouble with any of the
Maine subscriptions. All will come to
you in cashier checks or money direct by
express. | note what you say about the
Importance of my keeping all quiet here.
fully appreciate your wisdom and your
kindness, and shall endeavor to do Just
as you desire in the premises. The let
ter, inclosing the Globe by same with
this, can be read by you to Mr.. Caldwell
if you think it expedient. have en-
deavored in writing it not to be indeli-
cate. / shall see you in Boston Thurs
day noon. Don't send any receipts to
the Maine folks till come.
Yours, BLAINE.
w. F., JR., Esq,
These two letters of October and 5,
1869, are in continuation of the two let
tiers of October 4, 1869, which have been
already published
GAN ANCHOR TO wINDwARD."
AUGUSTA, tMe. J, November Is, 1881.
Ny Dear M, Fisher, Iii quite evil
dent to my mind that at the approach
ing session of Congress there will be an
expansion of the currency to the amount
of $50, 900, 600 to SIS, 600, 900. The form
it will take, think, will be an addi-
ton to the National Bank circulation
West and South. My object in writing
is to ask in season if your friends would
desire to establish bank at Little Rock.
1t will be to some extent a matter of
favoritism as to who gets the banks in
the several localities, and it will be in
my power to least an anchor to the
windward" in your behalf if you desire
it. Please think over the matter and CON
fer with Mr. Caldwell, and let me know
your desires as soon as you reach any
conclusion. There is, of course, no
special hurry, but l thought | would
suggest the matter, in order that you
might mature your thoughts in good
time. 1t would be well to determine
the amount to which you might wish to
90. | suppose it might be practicable to
secure a $500, 900 bank, but in that To-
cality you would hardly wish to go so
deep. But they are very profitable in
stitutions-say $3.50, 900.
Yours very truly, ]. G. BLAINE.
Warren Fisher, Jr., Esq.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-28

These two letters of October 4 and g.
1869, are in continuation of the two let.
tiers of October 4, 1869, which have been
already published
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-28

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, /
(SUPFoLKs, ss.l, August 20, 1874.
Subscribed and sworn to this day before me.
PATRICK oLoUGHLIN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-28

BosToS, November 4, 1871.
Ny Dear Blaine; Your letter of the
Sd instant received. | hope Mr. Cald.
well will respond to your request prompt
" and satisfactorily. cannot say any
thing until see Mr. Caldwell, who keeps
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01


Judge Harden-s Contribution TO the
Chain-Gang-E Eight Prisoners sen
tened IN the City COurt-The Work
ofthe Superior Court-CIvu and Grim
fnaI Aszfgnments-
There was brief session q the City
Criminal court yesterday Only eight
cases we're On the docket In seven Of
these the prisoners, all coiored. pleaded
guilty and were sentenced
Jack Taylor. f0r stealing a pair q pant
sIo0ns and z hat fr5n Prank Lloyd. was
given six months q tne cbain-gang.
Joa1 Houston. for stealing 2 I've cent
package Il cigarettes from y. 9. Eb5s, Cd
Br1ughton and Price streets, was sent
up for the same time.
JOSEPH Lane. fJr violating tBz laws u
GeC-zia II carrying concealed weapons,
was 1usd -. u Two months lmprls9n-
ment.
John Harris. tts young bo9t5lack AZ
rested bv Policeman hieruan tlg 7teal4lz
3 newspaper from tEe store u IL l.
@cnreiner SUNDAY morning. ana ~n5s~
czrture vas reDorted in the IOkSISG
EEWs Yesterday Waz seDLelc-4 y ~
months On tie c1aiD-gang- e Judge
IL rsz=irx sentence. took occasion % r.
tlrce Tor twice that peri0d- Ihe summary
punishment in this instance may prove
warning . TIE t1ieTing fraternity II the
future.
Bo5 Harrington. for stealing q pl0w
from Julia McGrath. IN the suburbs 81
-1e cirv. was sentenced u six months
W.t1 labor.
Betsy Brown and susan VIM. arrested
ID sunday niznt Tor stealing provisions
firm. De--rFrr~.rr rrr~Ef zen
months each with labor Both women
were kitchen employees A. the motel. ana
Lad been forbidden D. tle proprietor u
take provisions from the premises WITH
Cu- his PERMISSION. one Cfthem wrapped
q quantity 0f meats and biscuits. etc, IL
package and threw them over the wall
IHto TIC street. where ler companion was
waiting = carry them On. Ibe pro
ceelinys feli under the eve q Police
man Jones, VINO was patr0l.iug n
ne vicinity. and he detained both women
until The property had been identified b.
me Proprietor Il the hotel. when t1eF
were PLACED under arrest. They were
TUNED over from the Police Court and ar
raigred for larceny. The Judge in pass
M judgment remarked that in q theft the
value 1i lie property stolen was nOI q
matter u consideration DuL rather tue
circumstances under which the crime
was committed. IN this case there were
10 eEte1uatllg circumstances % ameii-
crate t1e crime. and hence il was punish
able - the extent u the law.
TIE only ease in which the prisoner
pleaded lot guilty was that u AntOinette
Meyers. an ola negro woman. charged
with assault ard battery On Mary Cooper.
Two Witnesses were sworn in behalf 81
tie complainant, and the statement u the
prisoner was taken. in which she denied
q To- 80 - ~.~-rrf ..
fine % SO was imposed which was re-
mirted upon the oath d the prisoner that
she was unable 70 pay il.
Judge HarGen's summary dealing with
the class u prisoners brought before the
City Court is q matter u little cOngTatu-
iation among the lawless element. which
Is beginning ~ fear the results Of crime.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

gsass -. sshsnza Menass. zEisdszaszuoE
s5lici1oE 6ezsrai 1gE tle states 1AFrAK4 2
Msidrim fer defendant.
state ". Mary DeLv1ns. Iisdemeznor.
solicitor General fer the state: }. z. .anasy
for defendant.
state S. John c. ZeigIer. 1lisdemeanor.
solicitor General for tie state; J. z e2lSST
Tor defe1dzuf-
state =. Lemuel /. Hover. 1fisdemeanor-
Solicitor General for the state J. z saussy
stste = william H. Dyer. Misdene2nor.
sosicitor General for ths state GarrAla j
Meidrim for defendant
state y. Peter Jo11so1- As-al-l . u II
tent % murder. solicitor Genera loE .--
state. J. z szuszT ard :. i. LaZzron for de-
STATE =. Daniel FEELING. Gabriel Hayue.
AID Lewis WllEsUs- B1rEarF ara lsr-ens
f-cru ~ 5ou=e D=er go solicitor General
Tor the state, GaTrar1 z Ael1rlA ioF &C.
sac -. DaHiel Fielding. Larceny from
the house- solicitor General for ire state.
C-z~r--f : hfeli-ir1 for defendant.
state vs- Dsr-el FlesClr-. Larceny from
Sic house s9.-e-t9r General isr TIE state:
(rzr-a-i 4 Eel1r5Il Tor defendant.
TUESDAY. APzILs
state 81. Jerry H0gan-- Murder. solicitor
General fo- the state. J. Il. Lewis Tor deisn-
dlUt.
STATE -. Eduard Baru-yeu- Larceny from
- n2-se- S'll--l9I ,5elef-t lgI ne S-4-S'
k-c1ar1s & hayward 1or defendant
state - Freeman sanford Larceny from
the hoEse. solicitor General Tor the state;
J. II. Lewis Tor defendant.
stale vs. Robert JsuEll=. Burglary. SOL
cltor General for the state; II. J. O'ConnOT
FOR defendant
state - Mysr= Williams Burglary. SOL
clt0r General for the state; n J. O'Couuor
for Defendant.
vEDSEsD4T. APRILe E.
state 90. aleeE Blue Burglary. Solicitor
General for the STATE. y. :. O-Connor for de-
feud2lr.
state W. l-cE Blue. EurEiarv. solicitor
General for the state: n. j. O'ConLor for de-
FEr.a-rr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
Green AppIes.

Eaten in the spring time, or any other
season, is liable to give one bowel trou-
BILE, which can be speedily checked by
the use Of DIR. Biggers' Southern Remedy,
the great specific tAat will certainly cure
cramp collie, diarrhpa, dysentery, and re-
store the little one gradually wasting
away from the effects Of teething. This,
with a bottle Of Taylor's Cherokee Rene
dy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen combining
the stimulating expectorant principle of
the sweet gum with the demulcent heal
ing one Of the MULLEN, for the cure of
Group, whooping cough, colds and con-
sumption, presents a little medicine chest
no household should be without for the
speedy relief of sudden and dangerous at
tacks of the lungs and bowels. Ask your
druggist for them. Manufactured by
Walter A. Taylor, proprietor TaylOr's
Premium Cologne. Atlanta, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

Georgia Chapter SO. 3, X. A. NJ, will
hold "A regular communication at Masonic
Temple TONIGHT.
Joseph Basler, "A subject Of Germany,
was admitted % citizenship ia the City
Court yesterday.
The Savannah Yacht Club will hold
special meeting at the Club House at 3:30
O'Clock this afternoon.
II "Citizen" wishes his communication
published he must send his name as an
evidence Of good faith.
A quarterly dividend Of 81 per share has
been declared on the capital stock Of the
Reppard Iron Company.
The barge Mary will leave the wharf at
the foot Of DraytOn street at p. IN. to-
day for Cane Creek, DObOy, st. SimOn's
Island and landings on the Satilla river.
The next meeting Of the Georgia Board
ofPharmaceutical Examiners Will be held
at Macon on the 10th inst, 70 examine
candidates and grant licenses 10 quail
fed applicants
Nearly all the delegates from Chatham
county TO the State Sunday School Con-
yenti0n at Columbus have been elected.
President Reppard says the convention
promises 70 be the largest ever held in the
State.
The City Treasurer announces that
taxes for the first quarter Of 1894 are now
due on real estate. stock in trade, furni-
ture, money, bonds, solvent debts, etc.
A discount Of 10 per cent. will be allowed
on all taxes if paid before the 18th inst.
Sixteen cases were disposed Of in the
Police Court yesterday. Two white men
for fighting on the Ocean Steamship Com
panys wharf, were fined s. each. Sam
Wright. negro, was fined 81 for sitting
q
men. white and cOlOred, were fined $50
for disOrderly conduct in the streets in
various parts Of the city. Two negro
women were turned over to the City
Court for larceny, and a negro man for
disorderly riding IN the street was fined
50.
The Senatorial party which passed
through this city few days since will
leave Jacksonville to-day ~ 2:20 p. m.
and arrive here at S:I7 p. IN. en- route for
Washington. The party includes Sena-
tors Ingalls,, Sawyer, Jones and Mander-
son. with their families. and went TO
jacksonville last Thursday. They ex-
tended their trip as far as Tampa. Capt.
re. Fleming, Superintendent Of the Sa-
vannah, Florida and Western, accom-
panied them 10 kissimmee City. He re-
turned to Savannah yesterday.
There seems TO be little doubt that Con-
gress will grant an appropriation for the
continuance Of the Savannah river and
harbOr improvements. The delegation
before the committee last week under
stood that "a portion of the amount re-
quired to complete the work will be apprO-
priated at an early day. The full amount
necessary to carry out the plan accord
ing to Gen. Gillm0rc's estimate is about
100000. Capt. Geo. 4. Mercer and J. II.
Sauesv ESQ. of the Savannah DELEGATION
left Washington for New York after COM
pleting their work. Hon. II. +. Lester
returned on Sunday night, leaving the
remaining member, VIM. Hunter, Esq, in
Washington. Mr.. Hunter is expected
this morning.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
From tie 4 tgusta -NelCs.

hand grenades at the first fire inside Of a
residence, FOR these convenient and ready
made fire machines could be used while
the steamers are getting 10 steam. In
deed they will save much damage to the
furniture Of a house from water, and
every house in town should have them.
Messrs. Mcclellan leave tonight for
Savannah, but they will 20 with our bless
ing and thanks for bringing their safety
machines to Augusta. They have made
Chief Platt their agent in Augusta, and
this will give the very best opportunity
for testing them and Introducing the
grenades in Augusta. We commend
Messrs. Mcclellan to the good people Of
Savannah, and urge all our people to pro-
cure a few Of the grenades for household
and kitchen use. Chas. EdmOndstOn is
aWent for savannah
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
RAILROAD rrwnrrxos.
Bright Flashes OF Intelligence from
Near and Afar.

The Live Oak. Tampa and Charlotte
Harbor Railroad viii be completed 70
Gainesville, Fla, BY the 30th inst. Inis
viii give a short line from Savannah 70
the future metropolis Of Middle Florida.
In order 10 accommodate the increasing
business Of the line, the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad is constructing a
wharf and warehouse on Cooper river,
Just outside the limits Of Charleston. The
company owns 1000 feet OF river front at
that point.
A railroad meeting was held al divided,
fla, On Saturday last, the object Of y hlch
was 10 consider the extension OF the =an-
ford and Indian River line. OF the con-
struction Of q new line from LOngwood,
on the South Florida Railroad, u some
point On Indian river.
The Orange City Times says: ''Mr. D.
b. Lewis. Engineer Of the Palatka and
Indian River Railroad, has been in the
city the past week. His engineer corps
Is locating a line running west Of the city
or between the city and the river, crossing
the 81. Johns at Thrasher's Ferry, near
the mouth Of Lake Monroe. Two hundred
and fifty hands are engaged IN WORK
grading a section Of nat woods at DeeI
Greek. which, when completed, will tnisE
the grading TO Spring Garden. which j;
about ten miles north Of Orange City"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
zurfioa SAFES 0o.Dag.
FOR SALE.
AT THE COURT HOUSE THIS DAY.
By Agreement Between All Parties
Concerned.

I OTIS 81, q, g. "a. IS and Is. Marshall
II ward. being the entire block fronting On
Sew Houston street, between Cemetery and
luyler streets, and having depth Of one hun
ored and eight Jos feet, more or less, With
the Improvements. consisting 81 "A wooden
houses two stories. rooms each
Ierms-Cash. subject 70 claim q 50 D per
month being loans 70 the u. 3 NJ Loan
Association. now az its "a meeting
To good party the 4 ssOciatlon VIII allow
two more loans upon this property. thus re-
duclng the cash payment about sl-llg %. Al
liens against the property VIII be paid on and
discharged out Of the cash payment % oe
made, except the claim Of the Lean Assocla-
ton.
This Is rare opportunity for investment
A purchaser upon these terms actually pays
nothing for the property, a. the 4 houses are
now renting for S 20 per month each The
improvements cost the present owner $500
and the land Is worth 5000. The claim Of the
Association on basis Of foreclosure i y4.62s.
J. L. WHATLEY.
Solicitor N. < NJ. L Association.
GEO. ". LAMAR.
Auctioneer.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
6he sloruing Aews.
TUESDAY, APRIL !, 1884.


Meeting n Georgia Chapter.
u Getting u Savannah Yacht Club.
Meeting u druggists and spOthecariss.
notice u taZpayeTs-C. :. Hardee.
SOtlce-JOseph Cops.
keppard Iron Company ortOn Fflefson
Harden Hand Grenade Fire EXtingulsher
Browns Bronchial TrOches.
Blood disease Wits -pectnc.
FIRST class butcher wanted
saIesladies and cash boys wanted.
Guinness stout a. jas. Acf5rat1 y 90. r.
General agent wanted.
Frescs Painting. etc.-Ernst Hsnssl.
ThatsEer's United states practice.
Auction sale. McLauZ hlIn & son
AuaIvtical chemist H. Pratt.
Apples. etc.. ~ John Lyons s. cos.
Administrator-s sale -. H. D0rsstt-
Gilt edge property a. auction.
steam launch ''Jlpsy' ~ auction
Sealed prop0sais-I. r. johnson.
Peanuts. etc. ~ T. II. Champions.
Chatham county citations.
Barre Nary-H. 4. -rro1hsr.
Llttle Havana Lottery.
EstilFs news depot.
Aliens Brain FOOD.
N0tlce-Z. Eslk.
FeVClre found
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
Local Personal.

Ex-Gov. Ward and family, OF New Jer-
sey, arrived in the city last night and is
stopping at the Pulaski House.
II. B. Plant, Esq, President OF the
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
arrived in the city yesterday from Florida.
Capt. JnO. l.. Hardee, Of the firm Of n.
A. Hardee's Son & Co, of this city, has
invested in an orange grove and truck
farm near LawteY, Fla.
Among the prominent arrivals at the
Pulaski House yesterday were Hon. A.
4. Borie. ex-Secretary Of the Navy, and
family. Rev. DR.. AbercrOmbie, Jersey
CITY. Henry Wilson, L. S. n, Mrs. n. ST.
George Offut, New York and George NJ.
Guild, Boston.
Mr.. Andrew Campbell, Of Philadelphia,
owner Of the Arkwright Cotton Factory,
is ia the city. He Is experimenting the
reDairs 10 the engine Of the mill, the fly
wheel of which was broker some weeks
since. A new wheel, weighing ten tons,
Is expected here at an early day.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
ErnaI Salro.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's SALE.
FINDER and by virtue Of a writ Of execu-
X ton issued out Of the Honorable the
Fifth Circuit Court Of the United states for
IN favor of the plaintiff. GEORGE
II. SMITH. in the following case. To
wit: GEORGE II. SMITH vs.. K. LACIILI-
son x SON ] have levied upon the follow
ing described property as the property Of r.
LACHLlSON. deceased: Property described.
according to a map by John b. HOgg. CITY
Surveyor, IN April, 1875. as wharf lots num-
bers eight and nine. west Of West Broad
street. city OF Savannah. and a strip of land
on the canal. showing division Of same as
made by Practitioners. namely. the undivided
twO-thirds Of Canal street lot number one tIj.
having a northern front on Canal street OF
siXty-tWO feet and SIX inches. more or less
and a rectangular depth to canal lot number
one, and bounded north by Canal street, south
by canal lot number one. east by foundry
lot, and west by Canal street LOT
number two. Also, the undivided two thirds
Of canal lot number four. bounded north by
canal lot number three. south by lot number
twenty-fOur. and lot number one OF sub-
division OF strip on canal, east by foundry lot
and west by tow paths Of Savannah and
Ogeechee canal, and having front on said
tow path Of fifty seven feet and a rectangular
depth eastward Of two hundred and twenty
two feet, more or less. Also. the undivided
tWO-thIrds of lot number one Of subdivisions
Of strip on canal. bounded north by canal lot
number four, south by lane east by said lot
number tWenty-lOur and west by tow path OF
said canal. the eastern boundary being said
lot running southwark from the southern
boundary line Of said canal lot number four
one hundred feet 10 said lane. all situated and
being in the city of Savannah. county of
Chatham and State OF Georgia
And viii sell the same at public auction be-
fore the Custom House. in the city OF Savan-
nah. county Of Chatham and state Of Georgia.
on the FIRST TUESDAY N APRIL NEXT.
between the lawful hours Of sale Tenants
in possession notified IN writing; purchaser
paying for titles.
Dated Savannah. Ga. March g 1854
r ID. LOCKE L Marshal
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
Spring Suits and summer Flowers.

Spring Suits and Summer Flowers.
The Famous" as heretofore, is ready
with the seasons goods, and will give
you honest Clothing and more for your
money than any other clothing house in the
United States. We have established, by
fair dealing and low prices, our reputa-
ton. 1t is our aim to give perfect salts
faction with every sale made, knowing
well ii satisfied you will call again. The
best place to buy your Spring Suit is at
the "Famous," 40 Congress street.-Adv
Spring and Summer Opening to-day and
tomorrow, at Altmayer's.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Before the Court House, on TUESDAY, LIST
April, 1884, at IL o'clock, by virtue of an
order from the Hon. John o. Ferrill, Judge
of the Court OF Ordinary for Chatham
county, l will sell at public auction at the
above mentioned time and place, the follow
ing real estate of the deceased for the bene-
fit Of her heirs and creditors, to wit:
Fractional portion Of lot No. s Currytown
ward, % feet inches on jefferson street, run
ming back westerly 40 feet inches with the
being a new two-story house
erected and partially unfinished.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON,
estate Mrs. Kesiah Taryer. de-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

spring
is 10 many the most beautiful season Of
the year, but TO Others it brings trouble in
the shape Of eruplions, blOtches, ulcers,
feelings, etc. We offer to all such the
only purely vegetable, reliable and safe
remedy to force out all this poison. 1t is
natures remedy. prepared from the roots
Of the forests, and nothing in its compost
tiOn comes from the apOthecary or chem
lists shop. Do not take Mercury and Pot
ash mixtures for these complaints, for they
are as bad or worse than the disease.
Swift's Specific roots out the poison and
eliminates it through the pores Of the
skin.
Mr. B. ". Collier, Indian Springs, Ga.
says. "FOr ten or twelve years | had an
ugly eating sore on my face, which has
been entirely cured by Swift's Specific,
not even leaving a scar 10 mark the place"
Treatise on Blood and Skin diseases
mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

TIE United states District and Circuit
Courts viii con rene for the next term in
this city on the 14th inst.-tbe Circuit
Court il regular session and the District
Court adjourned from the February term.
A number IF important cases on the
docket VIII come up for trial. including
the Gould case and the Grover Island
case. which have already been in the courts
z long time. The cases Of L. p. TOOmer,
charged with irregularities in the post
Office. and Abraham Burke with defraud-
Ing the government. viii BE among the
i'm r.r.-~au@ o~fr~srso1 r.aznz
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01
A NICE HOUSE AND SPLENDID LOCA-
TON.
C.H DORsETT, Auctfoneer.

VIII offer for sale On TUESDAY. April !. 1854
at the Court House, during the usual hours
Of sale,
Lot and improvements q Lloyd ward, on
the south side OF Bolton street. between Mont
ing 60 feet inches BY los feet and being fee
simple.
The house was built By days work By the
owner for his own occupation from selected
insure durability, sOlidity and comfort. 1t Il
conveniently arranged into four rooms on the
first floor and four rooms on the second floor.
besides the Outbuildings. The ceilings are
II and y feet in the clear. the ceilings on the
first floor being beautifully cornieed and the
dining room WafnscOted
The house was built in ISL and is in splendid
condition. II will make a gem Of home.
besides having ample space on the east for
building and very large yard.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1884-04-01

The popularity ofEaster Cards appears
to be on the increase. The favorite festi-
val Of the Christian Church throughout
the world, everything that hOnors its OBJ
servance, appeals 70 a large portion Of the
public. But apart from this the fashion
Of sending cards at certain seasons has
become more usual from year TO year. and
perhaps AZ Easter is the more appre-
ciated. as il Is not time when gifts Of
more important character are given. as
they are al Christmas. The beauty and
value Of these cards is largely dependent
upon novelty OF design. and those now
on exhibition al Messrs. Davis Bros the
art statiOners. show a variety which is
really marvellous. Cards Of every size
are designed By well known artists, and
many 81 the most beautiful are reproduced
upon SATIN. and mounted in different
ways. Prices as low as usual.-Nelc
I0rE HerQM-Adc.