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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

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Debility, Premature Decline or Man, Errum
Of Youth. and ths untold mlserles resulting
nom lndlAcfetlOn excuses, 70 contains 10
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mechanical, literary and Professionalism
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/ Illustrative sample 8 ccnts send now Gold
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Flows rom tbs Maximum 'MueraiFwnun.
taln or saratoga Springs and So In ihe npin.
ION 81 the most eminent medical men, M.
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D1HtElhiA A. TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
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sgluiary Alternative In Scrofuluus Auctions.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
coURTISG IN MEXICO.


nov Love Affairs Are Conducted ia That
Tnr-oG Country
San trnncisco Alta
During these "spooniugn days it is
astonishing how deyoutly religious the
lovers become, attending church consta ant
". Their health also demands vast
amount Of exercise on the plaza-for at
church and on the promenade are about
the only places where by any possibility
they may meet. IL is the custom In the
Catholic country To attend mass very
early IN the morning, and the young pcO-
ple's route thereto Invariably Hes
through the PLAINS. Day by day, from
the FIRST gllmmor Of daWDlng, young
men maybe seen lettering IN these iiOwery
trysting.plnces, awaiting the arrival OF
their dulclneas. They glance and smile,
but may not speak TO one another, and
silently each devoted swain follows his
love into the dim old sanctuary, where,
venture to assert, many knecling yoHth
has worsbiped q living saint rather than
dead ones. Aud then in the pMzas, on
moonlight evenings, when bands play
and all the town turns out among
the roses, Juliet is sure 10 be there,
and her starry cyes reveal the Inward
query Of her Shakespcrean prototype
'1lomooi Romeol Where art thou,
RomcOl' and grow tender at his approach.
Round aud round they promenade the
ladies always In one direction, the gentle
men IN the otheF--so that they are con
tiuually meeting. Al this seems rather
Unsatisfactory 10 Northern ideas, but II
is 70 be presumed that ''heart answercth
unto heart '-oxactiy AS when these old
iogles were young and silly and had not
learned, like Oliver Twist, 10 call for
more. Truly these plazgs are delightful
places, aud the universal Mexican custom
Of walking much within them Is most
charming one. When the tropic air ~
heavy with the breath Of orange
blossoms and the banG playing soft airs
/ By tie light Of a Southern moon, any
saint in the calendar, were he living,
would feel bis pulse quicken under the
| Influence. After couple are "eDgagcdn
aud the paternai blessing duly bestowed,
which happy climax is brought about by
third party, who DGgotIates for the
lover with the Young lady's parents,
Romeo n not permitted "a see bis Juliet
for one moment alone. with the par
ents' consent, nc may call nc stated III
tennls and converse with her Ia the
prescpee OF the family, but, though the
bctrOthment Is q legal ceremony, Wit
messed and recorded, and almost AZ bind,
ing as marriage Itself not until the hynen-
cal knot ie securely tied can he exchange Il
word with her In private or attend her
anywhere IN public. Such trlling do
tails as % getting acquainted with her
tastes and temper are reserved for con.
nubial bliss And however unsuitable
the union may prove there Is no release
hut death IN this Catholic country, where
enforcement Is impossible. Naturally,
domestic tragedies sometimes occur, but
truth compels Us 70 admit that they are
fur LEGS numerous than In our own land,
where every opportunity Is Afforded Tor
The reason lies III the different education
OF the weaker sea.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
A Big Fire at Nayasota
speoial to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
NANAsoTA, TEX, Dec. ll.--Last night
aboutl o'clock an alarm of fire called our
citizens from their beds TO the business
portion Of the town, when II was found
Goodman's branch store was in flames.
Despite the efforts to extinguish IL, the
fire spread and the whole block was de-
stroyed The following is the list OF sui.
Gerers, with losses and insurance:
Joe u. Baker, livery stable, house and
proyender. $4,000; insurance $4,000,
f. w. Brossig, house and stock OF hard
ware, S2S 600; insurance S2l 900.
Levy K levin, saloon stock, s2500; In
surance, $1,000.
C.V Vaughan, house and stock OF dry
goods and groceries, s26,O0Oj insurance
s14 400.
l. Book, furniture store, s95ooi insur-
ance $500.
b. Goodman, branch dry.goods store,
$4,000; insurance $1,000.
Simon Levy, S2l 900; insurance $1,000.
Joseph Brooks store, occupied by
Simon Levy, $1,000; no insurance.
Mrs. Driscol's house, occupied by
Goodman's branch store, $4,000; insur-
ance S2l00.
Mrs, Judge Kenard's house, sSoOO in
sdrance $500.
NJ. Lasker's house, $1,000 insurance
unknown.
Mrs. l. c. Yaughan's house, $4,000; in
suTance $1,000.
These are the principal sufferers, but
Others lost Office furniture and books, on
had goods damaged by moving. The orr
gin OF the Dire Is unknown. A jury OF fire
inquest Is being held and evidence Is being
taken
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

and Smith & Gilbert Indsment hollow
against all defendants and the Mallorys
appeal Plaintiffs tostiged as follows,
"F.U. Mallory came to our store and In.
trodnced Boon Gilbert and W. j smith
and said that the two latter lived on tbc
farm OF his mother, Mrs. r. A. MALLORY.
and would make a crop there, that smith
ahd Gilbert would need supplies and it
would be an accommodation 10 tbpm n
we would supply th0m. / told them we
We're running some joint accounts sud Il
would SUIT us. 4. T. Mallory said be was
ms m2tners agent. Afterwards asked
Mrs' Mallory II + u. Mallory was her
agent and what Kind Of man Smith was.
She said +. L. Mallory was
her agent and that Smith was
much OF gentleman. tod
her Z, U. Mallory wanted as to open a
Joint account for Smith Gilbert, and
she said II was all right. Afterwards |
said to r. L Mallory 81 understand you
guarantee Smith & Gilberts account, -
aud he replied, eyes, we stand good Tor
It," The goods charged for In the ac-
count were all delivered to Smith & Gil!
bert, except on one occasion H. Il. Mai
Tory got some to carry TO them. don't
know that either of the defendants ever
used any OF The goods. gave +. Il.
Mallory q statement of the account last
iall TO carry to Smith s Gubert.n
Held, that the relation OF the Mallorys
to this account, as shown by this evil
dence, was that of guarantors, and not
original obligors, and hence the contract
was within the statute of frauds. Re.
verSed and remanded. Opinion by
Hurt, j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
WHITE MEMS WAYS.
The Five Tribes Of Noble Rod Men talk
Like Pale Faces.
Special 20 the Gnzotte,

Special 10 the Gazette.
EUFAULA, l, r., Dec. 1.-THE dele
gates Of the five civilized tribes met To-
day In what is known as the international
council Of the Indian Territory, TO confer
ON subjects of much Importance To ihem-
selves. First, they had this time set as a
time Go meet 10 learn tie action of the
various nations on the reservations, called
by the international council last June, In
reference TO the actions 81 the Forty.
eighth congress on the question OF buy
ing the Oklahoma country. II was found
from the resolution passed by the coun-
ellis Of the different tribes that they do
not concur Inf believing IL a better plan
for the Indians, and further that the ac.
ton OF the Forty-eighth congress ON that
subject was entirely contrary TO every
treaty made with the nations. Another
object OF the meeting OF the council
men Is TO form constitution or
articles Of confederation for the five
civilized tribes Tor the better protection oi
their respective citizens from men who
would commit crimes on one nation aud
then go 20 another, and men who would
contract debts IN one nation anu 20 Ia
another A committee for this purpose
was appointed also, who wiil report to the
next International council on the third
Monday in next March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
A Dwelling House burned.
Special to the Gazette.

special to the Gazette,
PILor PoINT, TEX, Dec. ii Tho most
destructive lire that has occurred in this
vicinity for a number of years was the
burning OF DR.. J, s. Riley's residence,
i've miles northwest of the city, on
Wednesday. The fire caught accident
ally, by carrying Goals from one room to
an adjoining room The family were par
taking OF their dinner and the first alarm
given was the falling in Of the roof, and
SO quickly was the dwelling constituted
that all the household goods, including a
valuable library worth $1,000, $3.50 in
cash, and all the outbuildings In the yard,
including the smoke-house, We're burned.
The loss is estimated at $4,000. The
property was not insured, aud the loss
falls heavily upon the doctor and his es-
teemed family.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Miners Mashed to Death.

1FTNl1II ~ EIIU = ll-EtW7
EAGLE PASS, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE hrst
accident which has ever occurred Ia the
Hartz coal mines, near Eagle Pass, hap
pened yesterday, where what is known
among miners as ''horse" fen on two
miners named PendrO Martinez and
Gulllerno Flores. The former was in
stantiy crushed TO death, but Flores lived
a few hours longer. coroner's Inquest
was held on the dead bodies the next
day, at which it was determined that no
one was 10 blame for the sad occurrence.
The bodies were brought TO town aud re-
ceiyed decent burial.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Insurance on MarshalI.. F,re.

MARSHALL, TEX, Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing Is a list OF the insurance on the build
ings burned by this mornings IRE, an
account of which appeared In to-day.s
GAZETTE:
j. II. Brantley, on stock, Norwich
Union, $1,000; London, Liverpool & Globe.
$1,000; Queen of England, $500.
Mrs. Ncsbitt, Phenix OF BROOKLYN,
$780, on two-story brick building.
j. X. Stinson & Co., damaged to amount
OF about one thousand dollars, Insured on
stock.
Il. c. Knight, $1,000 in the Springfield
Fire and Marine Insurance company, on
tWO-StOry brick
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Tapestry, Brussels Ruos.
Smyrna Rugs.

Miss Fannie Hack, living ON tlic South
Side, entertained number of her young
friends last night la happy manner. IL
was one OF those glorious old-tlmn candy
pulllngs whore The bright golden taffy
manipulated by tho delt fingers Of the
girls and their OoauX was sweet rally
ing center for those who dealt tafly
while their fingers were full OF q. AT
prosent kny thnY had a Aplondld time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

a a,.sI where the woman was found sew.
cla, GAYS aiterward, leading TO the dis.
o ~ ,sy OF the murder and the conviction
=. 'ne murderer. Alexander professed IA
n nanc peen converted to religion. lie
ssonuy maintained his innocence to ths
MS, Insisting that another man killed
tne woman. The drop fell at i2 20 y. m,
ana the culprit died without struggle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

N twain. Jones was badly sealded, and
II Il thought was Killed by conoussion.
A hhoror named William Wright was
badly injured Ia both legs. The deceased
both leave families. Jones will be buried
Tomorrow by the John u. Hood camp OF
Confederate Veterans.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
linchIen,. Ar,ncn snl,o.

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, foyer
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblaIns,
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-.
lively cures piles or no pay required II
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by H. W. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Do not buy your presents until you
hive seen what we have 10 offer you In
the way Of vases. We have been unusual
ly careful Ia our selections this season To
obtain the very latest designs. Call aud
see Tor yourself the handaomcst stock
that tho markets can produce. In prices
we have extraordinary bargains unnsual
to the people OF this city.
FORr WORrl CtiNA Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
THE FIRE RECORD.
a stare at Baird.

Special to the Gazette
BAIRD, Tx Dec, ll.--Last night
about $3.50 O'Clock a general alarm OF flrs
was given. 1t was soon learned that the
stovepipe In John & Bucks saloon was
on fire, the SCOT burning ont. The
prompt action of several OF our Young
men soon extinguished the Are.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

Round Rock and Austin Lime-works
manufacture white lime OF the very best
quality. Orders solicited. For prices,
ETC., address MARTIN & Walsh,
Round Rock, Tex Proprietors,
For sale by q. W. Gillespie, agent,
Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Dress Goods.

Asnortcd ehlofcd brocade gtn M
Assorted Plaid Suiiins no IL
ilaln No0rou Wool FILLED Alrnna ..., 10 20 ise
MusAiQucs isrccade, new effects Isl To fae
india Plaid Cashmere ... IA IA M
German lplf Wool plaids M ~ to isc
Highland flaids. halt WOOL M is 10 80
= incn hesN9 Oashmpler, az col0rs ~ 10 ltc
~ inch Sergos. wool Mlled * IL 81.
a Inch DeBegc, III wsoi nlling is 10 46e
N-ihcb Arlington iirocadc In all ooOrs 20 to 700
X men Armuro eioih new shades ... 20 20 90
and figured "a In tDe
AInoh French plaids, nov style 81, ~ To $50
"a lnnA Nrfman flsida, HOW elects % TO DOE
q inch Wicker rlaids AZ i5e. worth 81,
N-iuch satin l.efhcr late novelty 49, CSC
q inch Crescent Platte M rs To 400
tlannel suiiinFs. new dark shades an
wool go - a., az.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

We make all kinds Of bread home
made, rye, graham, milk, Vienna, cot.
tagc, domestic, twist French aud Bos-
ton brown bread BuEn's BAgEHY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

LoNpoN, Dee, ll.--Seryla has proposed
that The powers appoint a military COM
mission 20 dcmacate line between the
Bulgarian and Servlan armies, beyond
which neither force shall pass pending
the peace negotiations.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
AdNlnn az Ninil,nr..

Mrs, WlnslOw's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children tecthlng. lt
sooihcs the child, soibns the gums, al
lays all pain, eure9 wind colo, aud Ia the
best remedy for diarrhea, 30 cents
bottle.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

|aOdsS,H Lk.ASs, La, Dec. ll.-,lohn
|slk a., eolored, convicted OF killing
|h,ha - February, was hanged to-
Eieen' ,, hatish prison in the presence
Min sluesses. Alexander killed his
~ az, cut her in pieces, put
sack and buried her in q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Carpet Department.

1 inch hemp carpets $50.
~ inch hcmN cArputs eOc
N inch cotton ingrainr, IS tu soc,
20 Inch cotton heavy, aOo
NO Inch cotton chalh, 2ply. a. % use.
@ inch cotton chain. oNttn 2ply, "a top0
NJ inch all wool suporhnc, 5ao To OO.
w incn cotton chain, y ply, fac 10 ! %.
~ Inch all ~col 3 PLY, | ~ 10 ~
~ Inch tapestry nfaAgels, ~ tn Zoe
NJ Incl body trnFsele, 10 TO 90.
y, inch tolNcts. ! tA tOe 90
liorder, stair and hall carpets O. match.
ON application win rend samples of an hut
tapestry ana body nrusetla
tutnieh Size ~ rooms and we WIN shin car
pets ready made, with extra charge OF 70 for
Tor Brussels aud yclyctR
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
wEATHERFORD.
A Lady AdJudged Insano--I licensed 20
Pair--PersOunl.
special 70 the Gazette.

special 70 the Gazette.
WEArH3RFoRD, TEX, Dec. IL Sher.
III Baylor left this morning for Terrell
with Mrs NJ. NJ. Ilogg, who was adiUdged
insane Ia the county court here last Mon
day. She will be placed ia the asylum at
Terrell
County Clerk r. A. Withe isaned mar
rlage licenses to-day 20 j N, Turpin and
Miss II. S Drumoyilie aud 7. i. Patillo
aud Miss Bottle Burnett.
X. @. Mcconnell, Esq, left for Aledo
this morning on legal business,
Senator John II. TraylOr and UP. Estes
Of Granbury were In the city to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Jersey IIeifers.

Just arrived from Middle Tennessee,
and for sale at our stock-yards, eighty
head OF Jerseys. j. II. & l.. j PoLk.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

daughter Of the Regiment Ut the
matinee this evening.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
EXPLOSION AT AUSTIN.
speeial 10 the Gazette.

Badly Injured.
specim 30 the Gazette.
AUsTIH, Tx, Dec. Heat ten min
utes past I O'Clock this afternoon the
boiler In the Colorado foundry, situated
on the river bank In the First ward, ex-
ploded. Charles Jones, proprietor and
maudger, and Lewis Preston, machinist,
were killed instantly, the latter being
most shockingly mutllated and almost cut
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
CoIored Satins and Silks,

lg.inoh Colored Satlns, choice fail
and winter shades 49,. 49,, Soc te Is
90 Inch Colored Satins, better Rradca $50 10 3
20 inch M0rrcleauX satin az Rhadcs 90
Lot-Compeie assortment of even
ing cel9rs IN satin rhademes J5c TO 3
cade silk ... ~" a.... / 90 10 9 0
ls-ineh Lyons, assorted eolors. silks 10c 70 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Black Silks and Satlns.

20.ineh Black Gros Grain stlk I.yons SOC TO
u tnoh slack eros GtaiI dix, bet
ter quality igons :. OOto SO
y inch Black eros Grain silk, very
heavy Gulnct IT,. 1 40 tn o.
% Inch Our Columbia Gros Grain
SIlk..,. 49,. 90 Ia Az
% inch Our silver Star g. q. SIX,
very rich. ... 500 ISL q 30
% Inch Beon'e Cashmere, hne soft
grain, WIN not wear glossy. M 10 tog No
&-lnch blhok SurAh .. BE-. l 90 10 10
Is linen BLACK satin Rhadcmes. ,..,. 1 % Ia 2 no
~ inch Rlack satin Duchess 10 Ia 3 no
% .iuch BLACK Satin Tricouno / 90 Ia 2 90
sS' men Lyons ack lrocado SIX Soc 10 50
23-inch Lyons y auS BrocAde silk,
Satin ground "a to . No
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12

s y, Lyons dsgss silss, hyasy.e SIC 20 IS
heavy 81, a IA to- "a
a .inoh grt~ az iondrcs new shades / o. ta / Ss
n inch ketsimer. new style ~, ! o. 70 80
81 Inch salts ria James. Nsll llac OF
street aud oycuing shaHcs az. $50 20 so
Y inch turAh slik,gny shade SEA I % 10 e1
N-inch hroeatn SID ,hcAniluil Oolors Nic 20 ! 81
si'incN rocaae silk two toned J No TO : 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Eur IrimmlngS,

hlacN fur trimming q lnchcs wide, zoe.
slHck fur trimming, Inches wide Aac.
illank fur trimming "a inchns wide, 6oc
hlAck fur trimming. alnchee vide GaA
dack hair ,flmmlng inUhua Wide, $50 per
Black hair tglmhlpg tmchcs Wide, / % per
swan's down, silver concy trimming, "A
incliOs, lAo rVr yard
swans down, siNcy c0noy trimming, iuehce
~ per ward.
Nu,flR beaver tnr, = lnchos. % per yard,
NuW hcAN0t Cur, Incl Ca 90 per ward.
Ncn0lne beaver fur, lnehes. 20 per yard,
silver Ottor fur, lnchts, W pcr ward,
fegthnr trimming, both hltuk aud gray, any
with hnd length wanted, 1ac per inch N
width,
blaok beaded capca, 40 10 rs 90.
NlAAk chNnLllN chnNn. B 90 10 ~ on.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
Gents Furnishing Goods


Geats' knit andcrshirts, whi,c. s. to a. "
Gents meriuo undcrshirts. giio a., tsN 10 A 90,
sen,s' uierln0 dyawcrs, eS 20 ID. 500 "a Is.
NeNer gfaae mcfino shirts aud drNWers, each
NtalS al wool shirts and drawers. cae,,, 80
g. 9 90
Scents brown shris uad dsavgrs. each. %
Gents fancy striped shirts aud drawers, per
ieeis' "A wocl scarlet SHIFTS and drawers.
Raye white morino shirts and drawers, 60 "
BOYS rod al wool shirts aud drawers. 20 to
hoNs uniaupdried shiris, ie to lt, 30 20 .Nc.
Gents nnlnWdred shirts, IA To- rs, anc to IS
GENTS blue svrrfuckOr, lltV Nc, 1 uNto 2 90 i.
Conis white laNndried, ilto iS, o. tos CO.
NtNa white iauHdriud SHIRTS, 100 80 ca
pa
CNrdren's white wallets, to 10 years, ssc 10
GeulF hleached Canton aapncl shIr,s and
drawers, oN1 10 ~.
ucek, lac 10 30.
Genlsl heavy navy blue shlrls, OOto %
co.
Boys Mcycle wooden shirts, Waists, hlic ana
gray, ages 90 10, 20 10 M.
Nenis plain aud lancy nlght,Ehirls, siHOs u
TO is. zoe 10 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-12
[aCes,

he'Ec Oriental Lace bouncing, 8, I, y Inch
Waite Oriental Lace, bouncing, inch
White oriental Lace, nonpcing, 10 Inch widc,
white oriental Lace. bouncing, inch
lac lor wooll LAGOS, In all desirable shades
Is luch wide, 40,
Vac Iaccs. In all desirable shades, " inch
wide, -,
yad Laccs, In an desirable shades. inch
Wide, 6Oc
Al, Colored spanish racos, TO finch widc, 70 to
Cream spanish Griunrc Iacea, 10 & inch
wide, IS 20 s5o pei yard
Black Spanish t'ripurc Iaous, 80 @ inch
wide, - TO lac per yard,
-. hlaok Eseurial Lacos, . 10 Inch wide, 20 to
Zoe per yard.
nlack Point Iaccs gio inch Wide, - to
yard.
AnEora wool net, IN light aud dark brown.
beige garnet, myrtle, marine black, 80 inch
WIDE 80
Angom wool hounclngs, Same shadcs OF not.
10, 10, 81, " inohca Wide, 90, "a, 1 40, 90
match, 30 To %.
OF 60 10 ''
Headed lace and nouueings. white and black,
100 10 90.
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