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was intense. Here we find the Short
horn installed as prime favorite,
with the young bull Cities Bell
Duke, bred by Jas. Moore, of Mil
ford, at the head. His sire was Bell
Duke of Milford 4746S, dam, Giftie
I'd (Vol. IS, p. 1869, by Plumwood
Lad K. 243aa, and running to imp.
Stapelton Lass by Sailor(o592).
Among the COWS in this herd are
Lightly, red COW bred in Kentucky,
by Ganvis' Geneva I4aeS, dam Irena
I'd Of Elkhill 4th by Great Republic
6Sa7, tracing to imp. Irena by Shell
don 8557. Another one is Pearl 18th
by Frantic Duke sa646, dam Pearl
nth by Loudon Duke 18th 3SS47,
tracing to imp. Strawberry Deliver
ance (II347). Bonny Lass, a five
years old red and white, by Sam Til
den 36o3I, dam Western Girl (Vol.
I3), by Hotspur 4th 835S, tracing to
Lily by imp. John O'Gauut 1907 2.
There are two of Lightly's calves, one
a fine roam yearling heifer by Royal
Prince 6ISI3, and the other red
and white heifer calf by Cities Bell
Duke, a promising animal in the
herd, and good yearling BULL
Cleveland X, by Royar Prince 6ISI3
out of Pearl 18th by Frantic Duke
32646. There is also red yearliug
from Irena, by Duke of Richmond
5I265, and young bull, Duke I'd,
sired by Phyllis Duke ed, son of
Waterloo Duke 34o7a, dam Bostona's
Belle, by Airdrie Duke, 648 S. II.
Record-a very good calf. The bull
Phyllis Duke was bred by w. & A.
the Mcpherson, of Howell, and was at
head of this herd until sold. Mr..
Burnett has altogether eleven head of
females, and has some good animals
among them. His bulls have done
much to improve the stock of this
neighborhood since he began
breeding and very few farmers have
not availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity to grade up their stock with
them.
In the afternoon a visit was made
to the farm of Mr.. F. G. Braden. 1t
began raining heavily while on the
way, something that was greatly
needed. In rained almost contin-
ously that night and the greater part
of the next day, and completely
changed the appearance of the grow
ing crops. There was good deal
of hay down, but the farmers were
willing to take their chances on their
hay if they could only get rain.
Passing through the little town of
Burns, on the banks of the Shiawas-
see, we stopped for a moment to look
at the Poland China hogs of Mr.. H.
J. Gulick. He started from the stock
of L. w. & O. Barnes, of Byron, and
so far as breeding is concerned, has
as fine hogs as anybody. His stock
boar is a good one in every way, and
from his sows he should get excellent
stock.
Mr.. Braden is nicely located, with
good barns and outbulldings. He
has a herd Of twelve breeding COWS,
a number of young things, and at the
head of the herd is the bull Rasp-
berry ed 4S633 red in color, now five
years old, and bred by John S. Arm
strong, of Gueluph, Ont. His sire
was ed Prince of Springwood 4o43S,
dam imp. Raspberry Sth(Vol 24), by
Young Englishman (3III3), and
tracing to Raspberry by Vladimir
(2Io42). The ed Prince of Spring
wood 4o43S was sired by Rosy Prince
I'd ao88, out of Red Rose by Con-
stance Duke 1853, tracing to imp.
Red Rose I'd (Vol. y by Napier
(623S), and Rosette by Belvedere
(I7o6), and was pure Princess.
Continued nest veck.)
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-02

To those of our citizens who want
to pass pleasant 4th the Kickapoo
Indians now cainped on the lot near
the Rink extend an invitation to
celebrate with them on Saturday the
grid. They have arranged a grand
Pow-wow. They will have Balloon
Ascensions, fire works and a good
exhibition. In the afternoon they
will have matinee and in the
evening festal occasion may be ex-
pected. We bespeak for them large
crowd
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Contributed.

A number Of people from Ben
nington attended the ice cream social
given by the Disciples, at the resi-
dence of J. Lingle, on Friday evening,
and entertained the company by
singing some very cheerful songs.
The society will hold a day social
on Friday, July 9th, at Mr.. Woodin's
residence, in Middlebury. All are
cordially invited.
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WANTED.

Correspondence with some grow
ing, with view of locating large and
old established furniture factory.
State what inducements can be Of
fered, and the shipping facilities.
Address, Furniture, Box us, Cincin.
natl, O.
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70 the Smokers Of owosso.

+. II. Banister, the enterprising grocer
has taken hold of Baxter's Lucky Star CT
gars, and hereafter the lovers of a good
smoke can be accommated with cigar for
five cents that will prove upon trial to be
superior to half the ten cent goods sold; they
are long filler made by hand, and guaran-
teed unhavored. F. III. BANNIsTER,
The enterprising grocer, sole agent
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Hoods SarsapanM

Combines, in manner peculiar to itself, the
best blood-purifying and strengthening rene
dies of the vegetable kingdom. You will find
this wonderful remedy effective where other
medicines have failed. Try it now. 1t will
purify your blood, regulate the digestion,
and give new life and vigor to the entire body.
floods Sarsaparilla did me great good.
was tired out from overwork, and it toned
me up" Mrs. &. e. SIMMONS, Cohoes, N. Y.
81 suffered three years from blood poison.
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and think 1 am
cured" Mrs. NJ. j. DAVIS, Brockport, N. Y.
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Bancroft, Byron, Perry, Laings-
burg, Ovid, Corunna, Oakley and
hosts of other places hereabouts eel
citrate tomorrow.
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-PNrSfes the Blood

Hoods Sarsaparilla is characterized by
three peculiarities list, the combination of
remedial agents; I'd, the proportion; Sd, the
process of securing tho active medicinal
qualities. The result is medicine OF unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence,
Hoods Sarsaparllla tones up my system,
purifies my blood, sharpens my appetite, and
seems to make me over" j. 7. THOMPSON,
Register of Deeds, Lowell, Mass.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla beats all others, and
Is worth its weight in gold" /. HARRINGTON,
1870 Bank Street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariRa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 60. Made
only by G. I. HOOD Sc CO., Lowell, Mass.
zoo Doses One Dollar,
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n S.SMITH Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
~. Money loaned on Real Estate security. Of
flee with s. F. Smith, in the Gregory II McIIardy
building.
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DERCY EDWARDS, Attorney and Counsellor
L at Law. Office, over Postoffice, Owosso,
Michigan.
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RREAKFAsr BUDGET.

The Kings palace in Corea is now
lighted with electricity oil the Yankee
brand.
In Berlin the crusaders against rum arc
opening coffee kitchens by the score,
Holland sent to this country during the
past year $4,000 worth Of towering
bulbs,
Theebaw, when king, once gave each
actor Of 3 strolling companya silver cocoa
nut flled with gems.
One OF the new comets THAT Of M'
Fabry) Is In the S0rSre Of Pegasus, no \
overhead Ia tle early evening.
rne centennial OF Hsvre de Grace will
give Marylanders occasion for a jubilee
on the 9Th Of March coming.
AtGiRn, in China, 10000 men Sre al
work every day making rifles and big
guns. The Monaghan Mars is awake.
Cats, according TO one Of the two comic
poems in Mr.. Tsnnyson's new volume, are
the "sweet-'arts" ofSpinsters.
A copy OF the Presidents Message, finely
bound, Is the most highly priced OF Mis-
ClayelRnd'B Christmas presents.
In Toxic now all funeral roads lead Il
the death furnace, wherein b6l6 human
bodies have been burned to ashes THU
year,
A real live Polish prince, Ponitowsky
by name, is keeping bachelors hall ON
farm OF thoroughbred horses near Athens
Ga.
Home nj self.poyerpment has had Z
healthy effect on the Irish exodus. The
emigration for this year Is lower than thai
Of any year since 1879.
Professor Brewer advises that city mill
dealers be obliged to pay license, ant
that this should be taken away when any
sdllteTstion oil the milk they vend Is dis
covered. Punishment Of some kind shoulC
also be inflicted,
Near Glastonbury, Conn, 10 an Anne
lsnchler-June Berry-or rather q pair .
them grown together, These separate
live feet from the ground, and each brancE
is Ave feet nine inches in circumference
The united trees, three feet from thu
ground, form trunk eight feet and eigh
inches in girth.
Peter Henderson found tomatoes sell
ling in London last August at IS pei
busheI. In the clouded climate Of Eng
land tonstoes are largely grown unde
glass; hence their cost, Selected trul
from our own fields, better than the green
house production, can hc raised at q prof
Of 81 per bushel, and Mr.. Henderson sug
RPsts IN the. american Garden that, will
retriger9Eiug chambers In our ocean steam
Ors, Tomatoes might be probably q
ported. Here may be fortune for TIL
man who frat strikes this new market.
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Two IinhInot 0nleors.

Mr.. Bayarl and Mr.. Villas manage in
one way and another 10 keep themselves
well before the public. Now one seems to
be ahead, and now another, and then in
the distance they appear to be going neck
snd.neck. II 1t Is the presidential noroi-
nation they are after they will both get it
at the same time.
Mr.. Villas trouble is that he Ia pulled
up with his place; uncivil, ill.tempered,
very nearly a boor. He is a great re-
specter Of persons, as such people arc
likely to Re, discriminating in favor OF
men who are in position TO resent with
some effect bad treatment and give u
aud pro quo for good. Mr.. Villas got into
the cabinet on reputation for eloquence,
but he has never learned tho eloquence
Of gentlemanly department under all cir
cumstanceg.
Mr.. Bayard has amused himself and the
county bombarding with ink the efIete
dssPetisns Of the old world, with an oc-
Casional prose odcto his lamented grand
father, heaven rest his soul. Now the
Secretary Of State, II report does him no
wrong, is giving the Speaker Of tho House
to understand very plainly how no wants
him to constitute the Committee on For.
eign Affairs, who may be OH It and who
must not be chairman Off What we de-
sire to know is, whether this is the long
promised "JeflersoniRn simplicity
cabinet officer debating to the Speaker Of
the Housed
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Speaking OF relics, and that kind Of
thing, We arc pleased TO be informed by
90 esteemed contemporary as the Genoa
Cillddino, that signor Baldi, Of that city,
has in his possession the identical chainS
with which Columbus was loaded by
order Of that bad man, Boabdills, Minister
to His Majesty Ferdinand Of Spain.
II appears that slgnOr Bsldi came to
America twenty years ago, obtained the
chains and sailed away again with his
trophy in his trunk. In all the succeeding
years he has Rugged his secret to his heart,
but now that Chicago 10 talking about a big
international exhibition to celebrate the
4OOlh anniversary Of the Columbus End,
sipnor Bald rAtLles his chains.
There Is no suggestion as yet about ask
ing Congress to buy the talented slsnor'a
httesnth century hardware; that will
come In time. Until then, We might get
along with photograph Of the chains.
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large scale, as It would be for heating
uses, but there are economies TO be Ee-
cured in the method OF burning II,
OF the gas for illumination, fully one.
half is lest because delivered At improper
pressure at the point Of ignition and by
leakage between thai point and the ser.
vics meter. As to the loss at the point oil
ignition, that may be proved by placing
a funnel shaped tube over the jet, which
will collect the unConBumed gas, and 1t
may be ignited at the small end Of the
tube, so that you have 8 flame at the jet
and smother Of the end Of the tube. AS
to the loss by leakage, it Ia too we'll known
to need illustration,
The loss through improper pressure
may DO prevented whenever there Y
found device, which, acting AutomSt-
ically, will regulate tho pressure AZ tpe
point OF ignition, in accordance with the
rise and fall cAnsed by the varying IN
crease and decrease Of demand.
Such device ought to be dlscoverabser
and when 1t is Uncovered, reducing large
| " the amount Of gas needed for present
purposes, and the cost or manufacture il
reduced by operating on a large scale, gas
will not only 10 into lwellings, but into
manufacturing establishments where 1t Ii
| mt now
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DIED.

YOUNG-On Wednesday, December 50, 1885, at 0
AZ, Ma, HIRAy iovSu, aged % yelfS,
Funeral will tREp place Friday morning Of 10
O'Clock, from her late residence, No. " aouth
Front street. leland Friends Of the family are re-
speCtiully invited TO attend. lntermsnt at Nj
Wood Cemetery.
CluaBACKER ON wednesday. December 80,
lass, at " O'Clock noon Of apOpleXy,. Mr.. klKA'
BEiiI CRuHDACKER, In tho N.h year OF her age.
Funeral from the reSldCnce oil her EoninlaW,
Charles W. IIanke, No, 500 MCcOloCh streot, On
Friday Ni!srRGop al ? O'Clock. FTIeudGoi the fam
lily invited.
FAUBGI,- On wedaCsdsY. December 20, 1885, q!
Viola, Marshall county, Y, Va, aEoG9E T. FAuBGt'
month aud 10 days.
Funeral from German NJ. r. Church, Chapllne
street, this oltY, on friday January i, at O'Clock
Pm Friends OF tho family ipYIt'd. Interment
at Peninsula Cemetery
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GLDe GltteIligeneer
wunEIlNG, W, VA JANUAHHl, $3.50
lns New Year Outlook

The New Year opens more encouraging
" than the old year did, for the old year
hab closed On better conditions than did
,ts predecessor OF 1854, lu the three yeaFs
lsst mast We have gave from q time OF
great prosperity to time OF great depIeE-
siop, but the settling was gradual, Sntici-
mated and therefore by the prudent dis
counted, and the panic time has past d
without the panic coming upon u.s. The
wear 1885 has been better than 1851 the
secopd half Of 1855 better than the first;
and the closing months better than the
beginning of the second half So thst tbs
shadings are all favorable.
Railroad construction for the year was
greatly beyond expectation, and the prom
la for the New Year 10 Infinitely better
than that with which the pas! opened
The rapid development Of the natural g's
interest has contributed its share to the
renewed activity in the iron industry and
this development is now 10 be puAhed
with greater yigor than ever. live except
nails, the season demand for which is over,
there is marked improvement and gooHly
promise in iron and steel throughout In
fabrics tho same improvement is notod'
and eastern establishments are even en-
coursged to enlarge their producing ca
naeity There Ia good market for the gI2s
ofWheeling and vicinity, aodIt we can
stosr clear Of Liaugretments between en-
Movers and workmon there ought to be a
satisfactory year in this industry There
are vast quantities Of raw products yet 10
b,markOted, wealth in store to BIZ realized
on hsr EATER
Inc New Year briggs encOuragementrot
alone because bu iqres is on the up grade,
Int becsuse confidence has been restored
A better feeling pervades tina country
and the gouctal expectation Of better
times will help on tho tendency to i'm
move. In Wheeling and its vicinity,
where the nail industry plays 70 import
ant palt, we are, by reason of the de-
rangemont Of that industry, scarcely able
to appreciate that outside there has been
healthy advance which is the prophecy
Of still better things to come.
There are no premonitory symptoms Of
a0boom,"a condition Of trade which in
yariably brings about reaction, disappoint-
ment, stagnatlon more or less prolonged,
disaster. The indications point to better
business, Eteadler employment, and in
some branches better wages; for the lar
mer bettor prices; for tho ccnntty fairly
good times which will DO all the better
because they will not be times Of Ievcfish
excitement.
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An interesting statement was recently
made before the Senate Gas Commission
in New York, in regard to coal gas as fuel.
In substance IL was that gas for heating
purposes could be made in that city for
one.ioutth Of IL present price,.
The witnesses for the consolidated com.
panl6s had testified that i costs 81 ,OO0,.
6OO 10 establish a plant with capacity to
produce 1000, O0O feet day. The witness
Who made The, statement referred 70, as.
setted that the rule In other cities is 70
AZ The capitaliGAtlon Rt $500 per mil.
lion feet, aud he did not see any reason
Why the rule should fall to applyto New
,Sssk. The witness was Dr.. w. M, Jack.
son, president Of the Gas Consttnete
Beheht Company Of the Uuited States."
Some further testimony by the same
authority, although upon another ques.
ton, u IN point, and UonhtmA the Views
pfeylouhly let forth. Coal gas cannot
only DO made cheAply when made on a
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Roh. Cor. Bost0n Traveller.
The Senate Is rather luxurious in the
line OF furniture. 0tcoutse the country
likes to have the members Of the Senate
made comfortable, and the Senators evi.
IDENTIFY intend that they shall DO, for they
lay aside $4,000 Of the peoples money
for furniture alone. The furniture can
not DO In very bad condition for 1t had
$1,000 expended upon It last year. In
order that the great and generous public
shall have the benefit Of the printed elo.
uuenCe Of the Senators, $500 Is up.
rropriated for the mere matter OF folding
their speeches. That's only for the man.
ual labor, but for the paste and paper II
takes $4,000 additional. The bills ii the
special and select committees Of the Sen.
ate who have been passing pleasant sum.
lner vacations at the expense Of the Gov.
eminent Under the gulse Of investigating
this or that topic, have not all been
handed In. There are S25, 600 ready and
waiting, however, and II is not probable
that much, II any Of II will go begging.
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Not Revolutionary.
N Nnt

We can not agree with Senator Vest In
alleging that the action taken IN Dakota
10 revolutionary. The people there have
simply organised themselves, adopted o
constitution, elected Senators and Con.
Vressmet, aud notified Congress that they
are prepared 10 exercise 0 States iuno.
tons Dc soon % they receive the heoe6s.
safy authority to do 90. There b nothing
irregular Of revolutionary In this, II has
been done before In many cases, and IL In
all respects proper and becoming.
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POrsOnD Of Emldsnos WHO Hays Died In 1888

Persons Of Emiuonoe Who Have Died In 1888
Statesmen.-Ex.Vice.P President ColiAx,
cx.Secretary Of State FTelinghuysen, ex.
Senators Fenton, Sharon and Gwin,
CIDuke" Gwin, Vice. President Hendricks,
Governor B. GrAtz Brown, Jacob Thomp.
sop, Robert ToombS.
Authors.-lIiChard Grant White, Hugh
Conway, DR.. Joseph Alden, Helen Hunt
jackson, Henry w. Shaw, ('Josh Bill
ings,") Hinton Rowen Helper, (author
Of Helpers impending CriaiS,") Victor
Hugo.
CIgrgymen.-Cardinal NCCloskey, the
elder Dr. Stephen Il. Tying, DR.. Benjamin
+. Teiit, DR.. Samuel IreneuS Prime,
Philanthropists.-sir Moses Montshore.
Composers. Abt.
suieftists.-Dr. Nachtigal, Professor
John Christopher Draper.
ACtors.-John Mccullough.
SOldiers,-9enoral Ulysses s. Grant,
General Twin Mcdowell, General George
b. Mcclellan, General OhRries McDouQsIl,
FL Mahdi, Col. Fred. Bufnaby,
Kiugs.-Alionto, King Of spain.
Railroad Ktngs.-Willlani Ii. Wander.
bilt
Orators.-Emery A. storrs.
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GKo. ANDREWS, Overseer Of the Lowell
Carpet Corporation, was for over twenty
years, beibfe his removal TO Lowell, al.
lllCled with salt fheutn In Ito worst form.
Its alterations actually covered more than
half the eutiace Of his body and limbs. He
was entirely cured by Ayers eatsapatilla.
See cortiaCate Ia Ayers Almanac iof 1888.
nav
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.TOCKHOLDER8l MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Wheeling d Belmont Bridge Company will be held
O. the oniCe o. The Company on Monday, ne Nh
1 o'clock ?. ~, Tor the election Of nine managers
10 serve for tho ensuing yeat
WHEELING, WA Dec. a S0Y iss LAWSON FSSS III
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Gear,t 4 gp.
Common Sense.
IN The KITCHEN |!

l. Dr.. Mott, Of New York, fed a
number Of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs lost appetite, siCkened, and
some died. At the same time he
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury to appetite or health.
2. The use of alum in bread is
prohibited by law in some places,
because 1t has been found to iniure
health.
8. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are.
cheap! Is 1t real economy, which
to save a few pennies now, LAYS a
foundation for Ill health and doc.
tors bills later ont
You are on the safe side In using
LOGAN, LIST & CO.'S
EXCELSIOR
Powder !.
Which Contains no ALUM or
other injurious ingredient.
See that our address is on each
box Orlabel. Address all orders Ia
LOGAN eco.
PropristOrs and Manufacturers.
SG C: 10 Logan List a Co, Wheeling, Wv.
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A RR1vA1 AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RIyKR1NcE MARKB
sDally, 4sundAy excepted. tMondAy excepted.
WhNelihF TimAi
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
~ County Court Ohio County State Of West

NtFlOE Ot The UIEhh UF The
~ County Court Ohio County, State Of West
Virginia,
ID Tie matter Of the probate Of paper writing,
purporinE 70 be the last will and testament Of j.
X. Mclaughlin, deceased,
The object Of the petition fled In this matter, on
the Both day OF December, A. D. l8S5, Is 10 have
admitted 10 probate q paper writing purportiDg 10
be the will oil. X. Mclaughlin, DECEASED. beAFlng
date on the 18th day Of February, A. y. 1856 And
II appearing from the petition aled with me In my
FaECett, deceased, who are unknown, and Julia
kckelvey, Samuel .. Irwin, n alas Smith, william
Smith, Ida May Smith, aud Anna K. RuTtolt are
non residents Of this State Il Is ordered that they
the county and State Aforesaid on the 8Olh day Of
January, A. D. 1tS3, al 10 O'Clock A. ", and do
Whist . necessary TO protect their Interest in Gad
matter.
IPG6ihhud tho ArsG limo December 81 1857
ERsRiyR A AiisoS, AiiofneyH. deal III
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CLOSING OUT sale
CLOAKSI

The entire stock must be sold
regardless Of cost.
Ladies' Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
IS 90 to IS 90.
Ladies' Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, $11 90,
St2 90 and Sig 90 qualities,
choice for So 90.
% assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from st4 90 to stS 90,
choice for $40 90.
Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth saS 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold at less than cost Of
production.
Misses and children's cloaks
at about half.price.
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"IsEEa star, Ewes ant born, In whose train
C0msS the damp twilight that bringeth pain,
POr a. ne Of bead, neuIRlgle, cut aud bFuiSe,
Try Salvation OIL, tnCIO VII you loss.