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$4,000 ~. s.'. ss.: ''' %: d" :

cents postage, and You will get free a
package of good of large value, that
will start you in work that will at once
bring YOU i'll money faster than any
thing else i'll America. All about Ike
100000 i'll presents with each box. ~
gents wanted everywhere. of either
sex, of all ages, for all the time. or
spare time only, to work for u at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers
absolutely assured. Don't delay.
III. HALLErT Il Co., Portland. Maine.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30
ST. BERNARD VEGETABLE Pills

W,AH-AfED PURELY VEGETABLE.
The best cure for Liver and Bilious
Complaints, Costivencss, Headache,
bisz,nAss and Dys;prsia. As a
Hi"'d Purifier ard Liver Regulator
iiny have no equal Ma family
.l!0;id be wi;hnay = D"N # the st
!rrnard Vegetable FIJI. H. lg house
.'r'Sa = pents II, IN. .,.. nr by
all. Samples sent ; ,,.j.ngs
K & CO., - Mercer STR ,rx
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30
LONDONDERRY,
Travellers Guide.

Post-otlice, A. A. Curtis, T.. NJ. Mails close
daily at a. M. for Chester, and at same time Mon
days, Wednesdays and Friday for Factory Point,
Pcru and Landgrovc. Daily at 5p, m. for So.
Londonderry. Mails arrive daily from &c. London.
derry at a. NJ, from Chester at p. M, from Fac
tory Point, Peru and Landgrovc Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at p. m. Office hours from
80 a. m. to P. N. Sundays, from II tai
Telegraph and telephone Offices at a, \. Curtis
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30

EEFE Hfor working people. SEND
nELPlo cents postage. and we
we will mail you free, roy
al, valuable sample box of goods that
Will put you in the way of making
more money in Il few days than YOU
ever thought possible at anv business.
Capital not required. You cun live ut
home and work in spare time ONLY, Or
all tic time. Al Of both sexes. Of all
ages, grandly successful 80 cents TO 81
easily carried every evening. That all
who Wamt work may test the business.
we make this unparalleled cfler: TO
all who are not well satisfied we will
send 81 TO pay for the trouble Of writ.
ing lis. Full particulars, directions etc
sent free. Immense pay absolutely
sure for all who start at once. Don't
delay. Address STINSoS 4 Co.. Port
land, Maine.
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REGULAR MEETINGS OF
SOCIETIES.

Mt. LEBANON LODGE, No. 80, L. X A. NJ
Fridays on or before the full of the moon.
|. o. OF q. T.-Every Tuesday evening at 4
SCorT Posi-, No. IL, G.. \. R.--Saturday on
or before the full of the moon,
L. OF Il.-SuSNY SIDE GRANGE, No. If
Saturday after the full OF the moon and two weeks
thereafter, at y. m.
VIM. 7. leigh has sold his farm to
Harry Morse of New York.
John Parsons, who was hurt by fall
ing down stairs in the tannery of f. W.
Perry and son, nine weeks ago to-day,
got out across the road to his barn for
the first time yesterday.
II. +. Fuller of Bondvillc, reports
that he sawed out some over 800, 900 #.
of lumber in his mill this season, in "a
days-working but 10 hours day.
Who will beat that with steam, his is
water power.
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NOTICE.

= - - u - 10
The copartncrship. heretofore exist
ing under the iirm name Of Williams
and Hayward has this DAY been dissol-
we'd by mutual consent, II. a. Hay
W ard retiring. F. W. Williams, who
is authorized 10 settle all accounts of
the late firm. will continue the business
at the old stand.
Londonderry, VT. June LIST 1885.
+. W. Williams.
II. \. HAYWARD,
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Telegraph oNiaes at Depot, Telephone, at Hotel
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30
T.. w, WILLIAMS,
MACHTNTST

Ana Manufacturer OF
Iron Planers, Lever and Power Punch
cs, Tire Upsetts, Bolt Clippers, Toe
caulk sharpening foot wise. Saw Ar
bors and general JobbinE.
Londonderry, Vermont.
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PoP OVER.

-Four eggs, four cups OF flour, four cups
OF milk, small piece of butter, pinch OF
salt, Bake In gem pans and serve with
sauce
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1885-07-30

Nj, Il. Church--ltcv. G, Il. Partridge, pastor,
Every sabbath at II II. m. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening,
GnCJEfnIL,S
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Two quarts of flour, one pint of cold
boiled milk, one-half cup of yeast, one
hall cup OF sugar, one tablespoonful of
melted butter, Make well in the middle
OF the Hour, pour in all the above, and let
rise over nights knead and let rise until
me middle of the afternoon roll out, cut
them about the edges, lap over, let rise
again and bake in n hot oven twenty
minutes
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Jacksonville vt. May %, 1885.
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INTERESTING To SpEcuIArons.
STOCKS AND HOW TO SPECULATE.


n The PEsIRE FOB hsPEcghATIoS TO T1T Eo
| TUNE THAN BY PATIENT LABOR SEEMS IN
sESTs sUc q AN aNp "a st Rs
4oS 6FTkN FE@ Do INVHb
IN NJ THESE S, rs Is THE NUCLEUS oE SPEEDY 6
ROY. AND VINO MAY DESIRE 10 Invest IN
%9 9fFF Fko THE TH2 LfsT M
STOCKS ST 6Is ONE , OR MORE THAT YOU NAY WISH
5 SSSE o SF %s
CEN. CENT OF PAR VALUE: WHICH Is ADDED no
II you SEND An oR6ER 70 BUY BUY Is sMAREs
OF i, EK BIZ; AND THE PRICE WAS 3oia We ADD
$os. NET, So THAT ALL OVER THAT FIGURE
FOR aARafNs WE ACCEPT AS Low AS PER
G GE 1872 Is sa 4, 500 100 sHAREs WE
WHiLE wETAkE so sMA IL aA MARGIN GFM a. Ah 81
PER SaARE, 1T is NOT ADVISABLE TO TRUST
III THE 20, ORDER; WE DO NOT CLOSE Any AC-
HAtsrEb tNLEss okDEhEb 70 DO % 3 81
CUB Rr SusT SIT An 3EG u sI MARGIN OF
DESIRE TO KEEP THE Il AcCoUNTs GoOD
SS2aE III sSa II 81
SIS TO BUY Is sHARGs OF WEsrERN sf UNIo on
5sl4 WE ADD i. FOR CoMSIIssI0Ns MAKING
THE STOCK To YOU 1Sl,, ALL ABOVE. WHICH
Is NET PROFIT: IF THE STOCK GOES TO 79Ia
ON WITHOUT LIMIT, UNTIL Y0U ORDER THE
AttOIN Mt CLOSED AND SETTLED. WHEN WE
RkMlT THE AMOUNT DUE TO YOU AT ONCE
If HOWEVER, THE STO, X SHOULD NOT SELL
N A AZ m E2 YoH S2S + oT
MORE MONEY OR NOTIFIED US THAT YOU
WOULD Do So. IN ANY CASE WHERE THE
DEALER Has MONEY DEPOSITED WITH Us
FULL AMOUNT If so INSTRUCTED. IF YOU
BUY % SHARES OF STOCK AT 1St,. S25 CAR
RIEs 1T GOOD DOWN TO TIA, $50 TO .6la AND
SO ON AS FAR As YOU PLEASE
WITH DEPOSIT oFAT LEAST 81 OR
81; PER oHARt BECAUSE TIL II STOCK BOUGHT
AT tSia MIGHT GO DOWN To 1Il2, JUST Low
Enough TO EXHAUST A MARGIN OF 81 PER
EEIN =, -, The Low Isl; IF, HOW rVER, IT GOES
IS As GOOD AS FIFTY. THE GENERAL COM
PLANT ANT FROM PERSONS Sc, KING INFOR-
sT HSK + -, TINT HI r AL GIEGULAKs sent
MANY WALL STREET PHRASES ABOUT
s sfbkf A An 1 1n LoN WR ANP
PLAIN. THOSE WHO ARE ''' ALRE sabYY
FAMILIAR WITH STOCK SPECULATION OF
COURSE Know JUST WHAT TO DO: TO SUCH
ORDERS TO BUY OR SELL ANY ACTIVE STOCK
IN LOTS OF Ia To 100 SHARES ON A MARGIN
OF OR MORE PER CENT. AT DEALER OP-
ton ton; THAT w We =, EXECGTE THE ORDERS AT
EXHAUSTED BEFORE SELLING YOU OUT;
THAT WE TELEGRAPH AT ONCE TuE PRICE
AT WHICH EVERY ORDER HAS BEEN
FILLED. AND THAT TRANSACTIONS MAY BE
OUR OFFICES ARE ALWAYS OPEN FOR THE
ACCOMMODATION OF THE PUBLIC. lit
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Mrnnr CHnrsrHAa

Knowns that we won't be able to wish each one In
H,vidna,ly Merry Christmas, mot because we would
business this entire week that though our feelings run
IN snar cnanne we must oreg1 this pleasure and let
We wish 10 be premature in this greeting for we
have p fend.
Sn Of IN IN s
these many years, and positive this has been
&c % .Ss r %
ship az well for the amount they have spent with
would be oas friends AND
nasd to maintain the Of those we naye ere
| new faces that daily grace our establishment
same as we we viii be- clad to shake You By
the hand with the sincere hope Of doing many more
As there are few remaining days ere Christmas
morning shall dawn and e. this will be our last oppor
VIII tend to make somebody happy, we cannot permit
and what our limited space iorbids So we viii con-
We have this week succeeded in purchasing sam
ments among the ilne-and as. this is only limited
the number is small so are the prices moderate Sc
iect now while we have them as these make lovely
we also bought lot ofs1 . Fancy Boxes, some GOV.
etc, which feel sure would be cheap at So So We
have them marked out In our new annex for 81 90.
Brass WhisS Broom Holders, with whisk. for CSC.
These we know won't be ours long after people find
out have them We expect to he sold out Of these
at any day. All the more u, gent you should come at
Brass Tambourines for $lo0
Brass Guitars, with Thermometers attached, for
81 25. These are beautiful and useful.
"a, 70 different styles Whisk Broom Holders with
Gretonne sofa Cushion, size 1ex1e. for only $500
these are Simply sa CUSHION ls1ls for
Alligator shaving Sets complete, with stationary
Plush Toilet Sets with colored cellulod Comb and
Fancy Plush Kid Gloves and Hdkf. Boxes. Satin
A magnificent combinatian Work Toilet and Kid
Glove Box covered with Plush Satin cushion lined,
Manicure Sets, in Plush covered boxes, for 81. 46
A most superb Plush covered Satin cushion lined
A very fine Plush covered Box containing a Gents
Toilet and Shaving set with Revolving Hand Mirror,
for Sl3Oo satin cushion lined-something yet
Plush covered Music Toilet Box, Satin cushion lined
Plush Embossed Whisk Holders, with correct time
piece attachment, for 500.
Fancy Plush and Hand Painted Whisk Holders, for
Fancy Bracket, with Celluloid Handle French Plate
Silver Backhand Mirror. for S4.25
Plush Ornamental Palette shaped Manicure Sets,
with time piece attached, 81. 70.
Ornamental Ink Stands of every conceivable shape
Handsome Plush covered Satin cushion lined Gents
luloid Back. for $1,000.
fancy and Ornamental Wine Sets
Fancy and Ornamental Toilet Sets.
Fancy and Ornamental Colored Cut Glass Wines and
Vases.
And thousands of other articles which we ere unable
to describe quote.
There number of articles that it is impossible
of US 10 ac4nint you with. and we therefore ask
10 call at once for you can't put Off any longer If it is
your y, desire slrt to- to buy Christmas present
BOON ana christmas card department, which is
our first floor.
All Books sold less than onehalf of their value.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
A Few WonDs Coxcrsxrso
SCARFA

An Interesting question for solution d whether the
scarf Influences the style Of collar the collar the
style OF scarf and IL that also vexss the trade
We are inclined think neither the style Of
vest dictates both: hat whatever may be the case We
viii always have In stock fashionable scarfs
Ihas been claimed that Il Is more difficult and re-
qures more 10 select goods for the medium than
for the extremely nne trade. This assumption in
based ON the supposed fact that high-soned dealer
dictate the fashions to his customers The Diff
Guilty Of position Is apparent. when state that
we are 10 cater to both the above classes
The silk importers are making an effort to buy neck
tie silks for next season The King Of Italy said to
to be in pool with the banking house of Rotmchlds
to advance the wages of the Italian silk workers,
while the Emperor Of China finds the worms are
kicking At the low prices realized for their producsa
We have abundantly supplied ourselves with the
choicest Of these silks. made up In the most accept
able styles by Slater, Buckingham Co., Fisk, Clark
& Flagg. and other reputable makers There ID a.
much difference In the get up and set Of scarfs In
any other OF fashions commodities and In this as In
most everything else, 1t pays to buy the best Fifty
cents to one fifty.
The furnishing goods trade Is at ali times full Of
pecuIiarities, eccentrictes and vague ideas some
times running in the line of selling goods very low
prices Not that such is the really but perhap
so. seemingly because purchasers but imperfecly
acquainted Herewith.
lady Of our acquaintance q regular customers,
showed the other day scarf she bought OF one of
these bargain houses for twenty-nine cents worth
about twenty. When we showed her ours for twenty
five cents, she at once acknowledged her mistake.
We believe we have the best ones in town nj that
price most Of them specially made for i'm shapes
suitable for boys well as men.
Now we come to MufflerA One Of our clothing
statesmen the other day, the solicitation of per-
sonal friend. sold him a Muller for all silk which
was not He did not intend misrepresentation, but
he was meddling with matter of (which he was pro-
foundry ignorant The moral of this relation is hen
you want to buy Muller. or, indeed, any sort of
haberdashery. wait for the department statesmen and
'let the cobbler stick to his last
fine Collar and handsome Scarf are passports to
Gentee society," and may be selected from stock Of
Yours, Respectfully.
dele SAKS & COMPANY.
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TuERE ARE "A Few DRuccnsrs

who care more TO make large profit On worthless
article than to wait tor the prosperity that ultimately
results from honest dealing. These are the men no,
when asked for g. Benson's Capcine Plaster viii re-
commend some cheap and trashy substitute or Ilta-
ton. saying it Is lust as good. Sometimes they will
do and sell the miserable imitation without remark
allowing the customer to suppose he has Bensons. If
the vaueless plaster returned, Cheap John will say
he made mistake:-if not he has done good stroke
OF business. The public cautioned against Joan
and al his liz. Buy of respectable druggists only.
The genuine BeuSonS plaster has the ~ hree Seals
trademark and the word "Capcine" in the
center. dl9-s W
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SpEc1A1r1Es For THE Ho11DAYs
SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY e. BROTHER)


SEATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY e. BROTHER)
FANCY LINEN DAMASK LUNCH CLOTHS
WITH DOYLIES TO MATCH.
JOHN S. BROWN 81 SONS WHITE LINEN DA-
Mask TABLE CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS AND
NOVELTIES IN FRINGED LINEN STDEBOARD
SCARFS, TRAYCIDTHS AND TOWELS
NEW RAW SILK TABLE and PIANO COVERS
MAKSElLLtS QUILTS, CALIFORNIA BLANK
NEW SILK UMBRELLAS FOR LADIES, AMI
GENTLEMEN. WITH GOLD, SILVER Ebony
AND BUCkHORN MOUNTINGS AND AR.
URAL WOOD STICKS.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF LINEN ANDSILK
NM HANDKERCHIEF AND MUFFLERS.
TREFOUSSE PERINOTS KID GLOVES
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS FAILLE FRAN.
CASE, SATIN DUCHESSE, RHADAMES and
NELVETS, AT LOWEST PRICES ~
NEW PARIS and BERLIN JACKETS WRAPS
NEWMARKETS and CIRCULARS
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQUES at $40 $40
and $50 ~ ~"o' "7o
EXTRA GOOD VALUES. IN ALI.woor, DRESS
GOODS FROM 25c. TO 75c, sUiTABLE FOR
NEW Christmas cAL1coEs pERcALEs AND
- FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS A
y P PLAiN +, E1GgREs AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
EStaDlIsned 1o4U die
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
Ho11DAr IuxunrEs

Ho11DAr LuxuRrEs
q. q CoRNwELL SONS
as BOXES IMPERIAL CLUSTER RAIsINS.
90 BOXES LONDON LAYER RAISINS
so BOXES IMPERIAL Ca BINET RAIsINS
Is BOXES BUNCH DEHESA RAISINa
SINS
25 BOXES SULTANA RAISINs (sEEDLEHS.
1000 POUNDS NEW PRINCESS ALMONDS
LOCO GRENADE wALNUTS
LOCO EXTRA LARGE PECANS
1900 FINE FILBERTS
1900 BRAZIL NUTS.
800 PAPER SHELL ALMONDS
1850 PURE FRENCH CANDIES.
1900 BROKEN CANDIES
1900 FINE ASSORTED BON BONS.
1000 PULLED FIGS.
1900 I" PRESSED FIGS
$500 " FRENCH PRUNFS
1000 CITRON CLEGHORN).
800 =" ITALIAN CHESTNUTa
100 BOXES FLORIDA ORANGES
q. 9. CoRNwELL d SON,
1416 and 141s Pennsylvania Avenue N. W.
d19-6t Opp. Wizards Hotel.
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BRoDHEAD 81 Co.'S
WONDERFUL HOLIDAY BARGAINS
Silks from 1oc. 10 Sl.5O yd
Dress Goods from SC. TO 81 so yd.
Beautiful Prints from SC. to Sc vi
Canton and Wool Flannel from DC to Soc yd
Cotton Cloths from 3iac to 121oc yd
IO4 SneetIng from 1880. TO Boo. I'd,
Blankets from 7oc. to 50 .J,t pair
Comforts from zoe To -. IS.
Table Damask from I9c 10 81 % yd
Towels from SOC To SIP dJZ.
Napkins from 49c. TO - doz
Hosiery for Ladies. Gentlemen and Children i'm all
and WorsIed Scarfs at jGbbers' prices
Gents silk Scarfs from Ls5c TO .3c
SILK Handk erchlefs from IOc to 81 70
Leather aud Plush Bags from 2:,c to So 80
Linen handkerchief &c to :Jtb,
Lovely Feather and satin Fans
CorSetS, Collars and Cuff and Neck Ruff1inp
bingham, Alpaca and silk Umbrellas nc and nm
Ladies and Gents Underwear at Manufacturers'
pi ices, &c, &c.
Many are from 40 TO 80 per cent less than recent
market prices.
BRODHEAD & Co.
d1922,233t 9O7 St, near 9th st. NV
RLANKETS. BLANKETS.-ALL-wOOI. DOU-
II bic Biankets 50 per pair, insraIments ten per
cent OH for cash; at RAEDY'S Instal.ment House
o-o LOUISIANA ave. NV. dl9-lw*
NORWOOD INSTITUTE,
IN 1214 18th street Northwest del9-Ims
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For THE Ho11pAYs
FINE FANS AT COST.
BREAKFAST and DRESS CAPS In stock and made
to order.
The HUNTRESS Glove in Kid and Cant de Suede,
from 4 to 20 Button lengths
FRENCH BONNETS and HATS at REDUCED
PRICES
MRS. NJ. J. HUNT.
dc 1909 + STREET NV.
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HOLIDAY GOODS
XMAS PAcr1cA1. psrsns

ACrrcat 1prerx,rs
a.
sensible. PRESENTS
Ornamental, PRESENTS
Useful, PRESENTS
Acceptable PRESENTS
Presents PRESENTS
For PRESENTS
LADIES: PRESENTS
tlk HAndkerchiefs, PRESENTS
men Handkerchief PRESENTS
Ilk Handkerchief. PRESENTS
SIX MufnefS PRESENTS
Fiush Goods, PRESENTS
such a. PRESENTS
Toilet Cases, PRESENTS
WORK Boxes, PRESENTS
Perume Cases. PRESENTS
BLK umbrellas, PRESENTS
Fans, PRESENTS
Pocketbooks PRESENTS
Satchels, PRESENTS
card cases, PRESENTS
'oiieo cold Jewelry. PRESENTS
ring silver Jewelry, PRESENTS
'iamond Jewelry. PRESENTS
"
jet Jeweiry, PRESENTS
u 'e"e1 FhEsENIS
u,ove'' FnhShNIS
Furs, PRESENTS
: -, Woa,'' an
49, EnnrN Is
Fancy Neckwear, PRESENTS
"o,s .ose fhEoENIS
LACE 11dipe DRE~ENy~TSs
80, ~ Tnh0ENIS
re. ,.. nN 10
n.... NL
o' ENIS
nr.I N 40
r 10
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Iro.;o.. nnr,S,ES,-,,,
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uos;a. nn,,S,,1,.,,<,
Eo,t S.iv,. nDcsr>,-,,e,
sa,tn S,-;r.. onnSE>,.,.,
woo,en skirts ppESENrS
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CHR1srMAs BED SErs
THIS STOCK IS PARTICULARLY ATTRACf
Nottingham Lace Bed Sets in superb pat
terms and lacy effects. $1.5O 81, 81. 20, $3.50,
So. 81, step by step. as high Rich Antiques,
finished with COored Satins, at SO per set.
Look to us for anything in "Christmas Bed
SetS.'
CThird floor; take elevator)
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
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oio-ot 1SZO street.
Is AuM,s
f." ] g : E.. + e. E. e. {, =
Gee T EFF TIT ssss
s .ss f F + IS IS
CHRISTMAS CARDS NEW YEARS CARDS.
Our various FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENTS are
sn exceedingly well stocked with pretty Holiday
PRESENTS that we are certain please everybody STILL
II Is utterly impossible for us to specify them.
Come, one and ALL and see for yourselves the Choice
DOLLS and other TOYS, in beautiful prof,,sion with
other useful ornamental presents appropriate for
all ages
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.-But the most substan
tial gift for your lady daughter remains nice gar
ment such as found in the immense assortment of
CLOAK and SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Determined to give uniform satisfaction we have
concluded to continue sacrificing offer for a few
days longer, and will allow all CLOAKS and SUITS
for Ladies. Misses or Boys extra discount of 10
per cent from our acknowledged low prices
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT!
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT!
On all CLOAKs and SUITS.
INFANT OUTFITS-We show a good stock. and
will include the same in above offer, allowing here
also, 10 per cent discount
GosSAMERs are perfectly staple with US We have
them in large variety Mt lowest prices.
BAUMs DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
For seasonable Holiday Presents we beg to make
few suggestions In this branch:
HANDSOME TABLE SET, consisting of q fine
bordered Cloth and one dozen Napkins Price from
So up
colors. from $1.25 upwards. We call your special
attention to these goods
TRICOT DRESS, 6 yards, with Innings (com-
plete). at So.
HoMEsPUN DRESS, yards. with Innings
(complete). at So. Extra quality.
HOMESPUN DRESS, 6 yards with Linings
{complete). at $3.50.
BOUCLE DRESS, 6 yards with Innings (com-
plete) at So. A decided bargain.
BRoCADED VELVET for visite, with quilted
Satin Lining, at So.
HANDSOME BROCADED SILK and VELVET
FRONTS. from So. as to SOS
ELEGANT ROBE DRESS SUIT with Lininxs
(complete), from $40 upwards
BLACK SILK DRESS, from SIS upwards
CASHMERE SUIT. with Innings (complete), from
So upwards
LACE CURTAINS. with Poles and Fixtures from
Sl.5Oup
A LACE BED SET. very desirable present, from
$275un
In connection with one thousand and one others at
your fingers ends
seIb a = : MMMM ssss
BIB AAA u n q n s..s
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
4l6 SEVENTH STREET NV.
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The passage of the bill pensioning Mrs. Grant
was not attended by debate, nor did it arouse
opposition in any quarter. The precedent has
now been firmly established Of allowing PEN
sion Of e5, 200 a year to the widows of ex-Presi-
dents. The wisdom Of such a policy may be
questioned, but 1t is idle to do so at this late
stage. 1t ia important, however, to keep in
view the exceptional character of this special
pension, a. 1t would be dangerous to extend the
theory SO as to vote annual sums to the sur
vtvOrs OF other officers in the civil service
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The leaders Of the salvation army" In New
York city admit that they are discouraged
For some reason. the methods which have
proved 50 effective in England make little i'm
preston on this side OF the water. The s'armyr
makes no converts, gets little or no money, and
Is treated with general indifference or ridicule.
1t is evidently not adapted to American ways
Of thought and life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-19

j. G. HUrcHrssos.
IMPORTER,
cLoAKs. MILLINERY.
At Reduced Prices
SILK SUITS. ut S22
EVENING WEAR
Elegant and Novel Effects In Fancy Ns6 and Orepm
Ornaments. Flowers d.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Just Opened Fine Jet PassementsrieA
REAL LACES.
Duchess Lace selected Patterns especial value non
$l.75 per yard
Duchess Fichus. from 81 rs each
Duchess Handkerchiefs. from az rs each
Fine French Embroidered Handk erchiefs
Partisan Neckwear, Ruchings. Ribbons and Fancy
Good.
Buttons Clasps Rraads &C.
suk Piushss at el.5O yard, worth e250
UMBRELLAS
Unparalleled Values In Ladies and Gents SILK um-
brellaa
2e-Inch Extra Quality Twilled silk at s1.ss
Well Selected Light and Dark Natural sticka g
%. l0 and $3.50.
Tiger Eye and other styles handles ranging prics
to $l5
FOSTER KID GLOVES
~. unSnesiionsbly the POSTER brand are The vsry
best KID GLOVE made.
GENTLEMENs
Foster Pique Glove 81 pair
Foster Kid, plain and embroidered. o. pAir.
Newton Kid Glove. l50 pail.
LADIES
William, 8. and 10 hooks, 81 % 81 30 pair.
Fowler. 8, and 10 hooks $3.50 TO So
Foster. 8. z and 10 hooks. 81 10 81 70
o., Mosquetare Gloves Tor evening wear. from In. -
dl5 007 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE