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And I am Wright,
And you are Wright,
And all is Wright as Wright can be.

A CONTRIBUTOR to the London Academy, in
review of Oliver Wendell Holiness last book,
unconsciously illustrates the English inability to
appreciate delicate wit and airy satire in the
complaining tone with which he remarks that,
"Dr Holmes is less broadly humorous than
Mark Twain" Cultivated Americans would as
soon think of comparing Holiness humor with
that of Josh Billings or Peck's bad boy.
A RHODE ISLAND poet, who evidently speaks
editorally, declares at the beginning of sonnet
that
within the shadows of ourselves we stand"
The later lines do not disclose the cause of
this remarkable gloom in sour midst" bat it
was perhaps occasioned by pie.
ST. Louis people are tickled almost to death
to think that gas has been reduced to dollar
per thousand feet Their joy will mo derate
when they discover that this reduction does not
apply to the monthly bills. Gas may rise or gas
may fall but the bills keep up forever.
IAN ice-yacht" says Mr.. Charles L. Norton,
writer who processes to be an authority on the
subject, sis always sailed with her sheet
trimmed fiat aft" This is information. We had
always supposed that her sheet was trimmed
with pufings and had a raised effect.
ACCORDING to Mr.. Talmadge, all wicked men
are bald headed, or all bald headed men are
wicked-'one or turrer," as Uncle Remus would
remark. Else what does he mean by saying in
the last day every man will have the story
of his iniquities written on his scalpl
SOCIETY dude of Washington appeared at
reception the other night in the new-fashioned
evening dress, the distinctive feature of which is
knee breeches and attracted great attention The
company probably took him for professional
bicycler in his working clothes.
''DRIvE-wHIsT." the latest card lunacy, is
raging in society circles of Eastern cities. If it
will come and drive out progressive euchre long
enough to give the reading public a rest, no fur
Their recommendation of the new game will be
necessary.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN has agreed to continue
posing as "Ajax defying the lightning" 1t is
understood by his managers, however, that this
contract does not include Jersey lightning.
AN Illinois congregation was about to STAN
pede because of falling foor but were saved
from it by the pastor starting up song. With
amateur singers it is quite the reverse.
A NEW YORK woman after struggling for time
with drunken husband intent on beating her,
knocked him down with a potato masher. This
domestic implement may now be graded with the
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rolling-pin, which has won such favor among
wives as to be gilded and decorated, and given
place on the parlor wall The potato-masher, as
an emblem of domestic tranquility, will be
thing of beauty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

A NEW YORK court has decided that beans
shall be admitted into the country free of duty
and shall be classified as drug. Isn't there
some danger that Bostonians will dose them
selves to death on this drug9
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
HANDMADE POETRY.
Sing-Song.

Sing of the bobolink hid in the clover;
Sing of the Summer winds lost out at sea;
Sing of the blue skies and the clouds tha float over
The old days and golden that once used to be.
Sing and be glad, clap hands and sing
OF the days Of your youth and the years are gone
Sing of the old-fashioned love lullabies,
Crooned by your mother above her frstborns
Never again will such sweet melodies
Greet lfes weary pilgrim, bent. gray and forlorn.
There's rest in the region where the once grew;
There's peace in the thought it drifts back to you
Sing OF the land where the wheat fields are glowing;
Sing of the green-bannered corn and the breeze
Sing of bronzed workers who sing at their moving;
Sing of the birds and sing of the trees.
Sing of life's and its glorifed Mays
While your heart travels back oldfashoned ways.
A song or a sigh may make you touch fingers
With the youth that is gone and let you clasp hands
With the maiden Long dead. whose memory fingers
Like perfume blown back from life's fairy lands.
Sing and be glad clap hands and sing on
Of the days of your youth and the years that gone
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
A Place for Reform.

st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The eght-hour law should be vigorously en-,
forced in the case OF the young man who sits nj
very late talking to his sweetheart
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A MAN down in Nelson county, Kentucky, has
two sons who speak in an unknown tongue.
They have. perhaps, been miraculously convert
ed to total abstinence views, and are endeavor
ing to teach these doctrines.
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CHARLES A. DANA is about to remove to Ken
lucky. AT least he has been praising the beauty
of Blue Grass girls in contrast with those oil
Gotham. If he is not going to Kentucky, he is
a very reckless man.
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wives as to be gilded and decorated, and given
place on the parlor wall. The potato-masher, as
an emblem of domestic tranquility, will be
thing of beauty.
A NEW YORK court has decided that beans
shall be admitted into the country free of duty
and shall be classified as a drug. Isn't there
some danger that Bostonians will dose them
selves to death on this drug9
A MAN down in Nelson county, Kentucky, has
two sons who speak in an unknown tongue.
They have, perhaps, been miraculously convert
ed to total abstinence views, and are endeavor-
ing to teach these doctrines
CHARLES A. DANA is about to remove to Ken
lucky. At least he has been praising the beauty
of Blue Grass girls in contrast with those of
Gotham. If he is not going to Kentucky he is
a very reckless man.
A MASSACHUSETTS man has sold his pretty
and weak minded wife to his brother for So. The
question now is, what is the market value of
a homely and strong-minded Massachusetts
woman7
MRS CRAIG WADswoRTH, the handsome and
"CoAehy WiuOW WIZ, al QUO blIuo, was poISioS
entity declared by the gossips to be engaged to
President Arthur, died in Washington this
week
A DEMOCRATIC postmaster has been appointed
at Camden o., who was formerly native of
Virginia" He afterwards changed his birth
place, perhaps.
The prospect that local prohibitory laws are
to be enforced in outlying New Jersey towns
causes the hearts of Philadelphia SALOON keepers
to rejoice.
If General Sherman was right. this country
had narrow escape. Smith might have be-
come President, and how would that have
sounded9
A BILL is before the Kentucky Legislature
making gambling felony. Its friends are will
ing to bet that it will become a law.
Mr.. BABEL is the name of q musical prodigy
down in Texas He is going through the State
on concert 'tower."
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An Etude.

AN
A man who never had worked
In an alley darkly lorked-
Bounced out and scared six women,
But when his neck they jorked
His ears toward heaven porked
And his soul down Lethe's tide went swomen.
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MINOR MENTION.

If Brother Talmage is to be believed there
will be no room for the wicked and sensational
Sunday newspapers, which he hates, in that day
when ''the cover shall be lifted from every home
and every heart" With stories of impurity
written ION scalp, and forehead and cheek. and
hands, and feet" and all marital intriguss aud
secret iniquities published as though all the
trumpets spoke them and lightnings capitalized
them," all free of charge, there won't be much
sale for newspapers But it will be q perfectly
scandalous time, and Brother Talmage neglects
to mention where the modest and virtuous
among us are to hide our blushing faces when the
cover is lifted.
f. MARION CRAWFORD, the author of "Mr.
Isaacs," is writing serial for Blackwood's Mag
azine called Prince Sarracenesca." Perhaps he
can bring the tale to happy denouement by
marrying the Prince to Henry James's latest
heroine, the Princess Cassamassima. The famil
iarty of these young Americans with pollysyl-
Liable foreigners of title must be very exasper-
ating to less highly favored rovelists who are
compelled to stay ON this side of the Atlantic
and write about commonplace natives with no
handles to their names.
The proprietors of Outing having moved their
publication Office from Boston to New York, per-
haps with view of securing better innings,
should change the name as we'll as the local hab
itation of the magazine. Being bright, breezy
and entertaining it may prosper under its infelic-
itous title; but the English language needs en-
richng if it cannot afford more euphonious
name, and one equally indicative of the purpose
of the publication to celebrate athletic and out
of-door sports.
In Letcher county. Kentucky, on Wednesday
night, William Wright an old man, and Andy
Wright were shot and instantly killed, and Black
Bill Wright was shot through the thigh and
mortally wounded. The killing was done by
Samuel Wright Elijah Wright and James
Wright.
And am Wright,
And you are Wright,
AuH SC oh Wrsc L.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

A MASSACHUSETTS man has sold his pretty
and weak minded wife TO his brother for So The
question now is what is the market value of
homely and strong-minded Massachusetts
woman7
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS INVARIABLY IN ApvANcE-PosTAGE PREPAID
BY THE PUBLISHERS
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MRS CRAIG WADswoRTH, the handsome and
wealthy widow who, at one time, was persist
emily declared by the gossips to be engaged to
President Arthur, died in Washington this
week
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

The prospect that local prohibitory laws ar
to be enforced in outlying New Jersey town
causes the hearts of Philadelphia saloop keeper
to rejoice
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

AN Illinois congregation was about to STAN
pede because of falling floor. but were saved
from it by the pastor starting up song. With
amateur singers it is quite the reverse.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31
THE DAILY JOURNAL.

The DAILY JUUKNAL.
One year. by mail. $1,000
One wear bv mail including Sunday 400
Eix months by mail GOO
Six months. by mail including Sunday...-.-.. ZOO
Three months by mail 800
Ghrea months nv mail including Sunday $50
One raonth bv mail ... LOO
One month bv mail including Sunday 1.20
Per week, by carrier Tin Indianapolis).- 20
THE SUNDAY JOURNAL.
One year by mail $500
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

If General Sherman was right. this countl
had a narrow escape Smith might have l
come President. and how would that ha
sounded2
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

A DEMOCRATIC postmaster has been appointed
at Camden, o., who was formerly native Of
Virginia" He afterwards changed his birth
place, perhaps.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

A NEW YORK woman, after struggling for time
with drunken husband intent on beating her,
knocked him down with potatomasher. This
domestic implement may now be graded with the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

A BILL is before the Kentucky Legislature
making gambling felony. Its friends are will
ing to bet that it will become law
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

ST. Louis people are tickled almost to death
to think that gas has been reduced to dollar
per thousand feet Their joy will mo derate
when they discover that this reduction does not
apply to the monthly bills. Gas may rise or gas
may fall but the bills keep up forever.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

JOHN L. SULLIVAN has agreed to continue
posing as 'Ajax defying the lightning" 1t is
understood by his managers, however, that this
contract does not include Jersey lightning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-31

IAN ice-yacht," says Mr.. Charles L. Norton,
writer who processes to be an authority on the
subject, ''is always sailed with her sheet
trimmed fiat aft" This is information. We had
always supposed that her sheet was trimmed
with pufings, and had raised effect.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
The Population of Lancaster

Is about GJ.UUJ, ana we would say at least one.
half ato troubled with some affection of the
Throat and Lungs, rs those complaints are ac-
Cnrding 10 statistics more numerous than
others. We would advise all not to neglect tho
opportunity 10 cali on Us aud get bottle Of
hcnp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. Price
80 cents aud 81. Trial siZe fTee. Respectfully,
II. B. Cochran, druggist, 1871 North Queen street.
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troin the New loTk Tribune.
How TO buy food what food 10 buy and
how to prepare it whom bought arc ques.
tions the solution OF which in right way
will greatly advance the comfort, health and
general well-beIug OF tho poor As it IL too
many OF them squaudcr their means upon
positively unwho!esome food, when II they
knew better thoy could for the same or even
less outlay procure good and healthy provi-
stona. Such instruction iu marketing and
cooking "a would enable them TO prepare a
very few sim pie hut substantial dishes would
he u real service 80 numbers OF them. Many
Of course would al GrsL rOiusc To take the sd &.
vic0 offered them. but some would be grateful
Tor aud follow It, aud their example would
produce It's natural elect In time. II by
these means even percentage Of the work
ngwomeu were taught to increase the pur-
chasing power ui their CRru!ngp, II IS obvious
that the net result tu tuem would bo equ.-
valent to an iuUTcas" Of wages, and Il must
Ce realized that this way OF improving their
condition IL much more feasible than that OF
compelling employers 10 raise their payments
or tnal 90 dlmiulshng the supply In the
labor market Moreover, the lessons Of
economy once learned are apt 20 stay by the
learner aud thCy Will oughanCs the bene q. | OF
"vory subsequent gain In caIuings; whereas
without somO knowledge oi economy 1t IL
Questionable whether any elevation uf the
wages standard can bring real or permanent
Improvement 10 the condition Of the poor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17
AN UNFORTUNATE PERSON.

Tho most unfortunate person in the world Il
one afflicted with siCk headache, but they will
Prescription. See advertisement In another
column. H
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.,rrIs rns MAsr
tu,eres,,us rao,, About uindo ohild Marriages.
oid Maids Not popuiar

Ola MACS MOI Popular
It's essential for the honor oi Hindu
family OF good caste, says \ writer In con-
temporary, that It should contain no un.
married daughter ut mature years. Tue ex-
isteucs OF su1h y daughter is not only a sosisi
disgrace but religious ciime. Whom,
therefore, female infant IN born, tho hrst
tiea OF her fathers mind IL not one oi pleas
u'e nor perhaps OF very active regret but
simply how 10 nnd husband FOR hor. 1t In
not necessary that she should become a wife
IN our anso OF tho word. IL suilices that
sho should bc given In marriage, and 20
through tho ceremony of tho Seven steps,
which completes tho religious rite. Aged
bfahmans ot good family still 20 about tho
country marrying, Tor pocuuiary considera
ton, female infants whom they sometimes
never s,o again. Within the memory Of
mon still living this sbuminhblo practice
was fourlshinR trade. A Eulin Brahnsn,
perhaps white. haired, half blind, and deere.
PIT went tho round Of his beat each spring
going through the ceremony Of marriage With
such female iuianta ~ were otiorod, and
pccketing his fee, aud perhspsnevor returned
TO tue childa hOusO. So long "a hc lived she
could marry no other mani " hon he died she
became u widow Tor lifo. The Hindu child
widow Is looked upon az thing apart aud
acoufsod, bearing tue penalty In this world
Tor SINS which she has committed IN q
past existence. Hor hair Is cut short,
OF her head ~ shaved altogether she eA-
changes her pretty childish clothes Tor the
widows coarss and often squalid garments (!
she Ia forbidden tn take any part In any VIII
lBge festival or family gathering the very
sight of her 10 regarded ~ AN Ill omen. Her
natural woman's instincts are starved into
hamilton by constant lasts, sfmetimoS pro.
longed to soyeuty-two hours Amii the
genial aud brightly Culured life OF the Hindu
family she fits about disaItayed, silent,
stunned, disngured in somo parts OF India
hideously bald ohjGct-iorblddcn all Joy
aud all hope Ihore are hundreds of thous-
ands ~! widows ia India who have acquiesced
IN their cru"i lot They aOCept with pathetic
faith ana tus 'gGalIun the pTiestly explanation
which "a given to them, They penitontly
hsllyo that they arO oNpatiug Gins committed
IN past life, and ihay humbly trust that
their purifying sOrrOws nero Will win re-
ward IN the NE TO come
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

HOOPS sARsApARiLLA.
Back and Shoulders

Are the parts usually attacked by rheumatism
aud the joints at the knoes, ankles, hips and
wrists are also sometimes affected. The cause
of rheumatism 70 Tactic acid circulated with the
blood. which attacks the joints and causes the
pains and aches OF tho disease. Hoods saiBapa-
riila purines ana onrichss the blood, ana has
proven wonderful remedy TOT rheumatism.
COULD HARDLY WALK.
81 was troubled very much with rheumatism
In my hipa ankles and wtiste IL fhct. couln
hardly walk, ana was UUnnucd To my bed RoOn
deal OF my time. was also very bilious ana su1 U
fered severely. | Iwas accommodated 10 fy
Hood sarsapariila, which l did have taken
four bottles and am we'll gladly recommend
W. W. WOOD. minston, III.
RUKUMhTiC THvFR.
Eight years ago 1 had In nammatOty tbeu-
mRtisIn. being confined To the bed thieo inonthH.
Last year 1 was laid ~ sta weeks WITH rheu.
mRtio fover. A short time ago. felt paine nll
over my body ana thought was for y again: !
then decided TO try Hoods Sarsaparllla IL h's
done me so much good that ! must cay mnde
good Investment of ono dollar In medicine toi
The nrst time, IL has driven on tho rheu mntism m
and improved my appetite sp much that my
boarding mistress Gays must Keep ~ locked 2
or she will 10 obliged 20 raise MY board with
every other boardcr that takes Hood safsspa'
fila." THOMAS BURHLLly
No. W 1illary Street. Brooklyn, =, y.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.
csold by ali druggists. o. sir tore. Prepared
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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=, 90 raise nice family Ut boys and girls
aud then have them carried into an early grave
by that lrTGlb.c ulsraHo Consumption. Heed
uae Eromp. me Of hemp- Balsaln for the Throat
and Lungs, warranted 'p cure aud reiier all
oasC1. Price ''C. and o. For sale uy II. b.
cochran. druggist ~. - North Queen street.
ir.d3 StE' gTt+. tjD
WHY WILL NOU uuagh when SniOh's Cue
VIII give Immediate ruli"t. Price 10 Ct7.. 80 cts,
and q, For sale by u. b. Cochran, Druggist
No. lS7 North Bucen street
SHILOH'S CURE VIII immediately relieve
Group, MhoopiHg Cough ana Bronchitis. For
sale by II. b. Cochran, Druggist No, lj7 North
Queen sJTCOt.
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ni..a.rnn rhll,Irrr

The oGly line of Remedies Tor CEIdIuu 10 DR.
EASDs, Cole, ChaGug. phys'a. Worm, Diar.
rha'a, Cough and Group, Tonic and Teelhipg
Lotion. with each n book on Care aud Diseases
uf Childhood. - comic
For sale by A. B. Cochran, Druggist, Nc isf and
10 North Queen street. Lancaster, IA,
docl-lmdHW
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As g. tho bud hil with an Cuy.ous worm"
80 Il many q youth Ont down by Tho Rnawiug
worm consumption. Bot lt can DO made 10 re
ease It's hold and stopit' gugwluR pr Pierce :
% Golden Medical DlsCUvtTy viii, II taken In
tine, cGgct permanent cures, not only in con.
sutuptOu, uur IA -Il Ca1ea OF chronic throat
p OughIal ana lung uisCase3. Tu.FEy
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IIrnCe Ip.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite is
poor, you are bothered with headache, you are
ndsCty, nervous and generally out OF sorts, aud
want to brace up. HsHco up, but not with stim.
for their has,s very cheap, bad whisky. Hnd
which stimulate yOu tor an hour, ana then leave
You In worse condition than before. " hat YOU
want Is an Alternative that VIII purify your
blood, start healthy action Of the LiNcrhnd id.
ueys restore your vitality. aud give renewed
healt and strength. tuCh a medicine you viii
nnd In Electric BIttcrs, ana only 80 cents a bot.
tic at IL Il. COChrGn's Drum store, lJT and 1881
North Queen street, Lancaster, IA. t3l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-17

Tho Best Salve In the world for Cuts, Bruises
soIes. UloCrs, Salt Rhsum, Fever Sores. Tettor,
CLAppsd Hands, ChHblains, Corns, and all Skin
ETuptlous, and positively Cures Piles, or no pay
inquired. It's guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. FOR sale by II. u. Cochran, Druggist, l3T
aud l69 North Que8n street, Lancaster, Pa.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS |

CHRISTMAS GIFTS |
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
velvet Covered. fancy. lee.
Leather Covered, asc.
rsbinet pin SpSa Size, aiided and Painted, 500.
Fine Albums. DsrE Colored Leaves, slm.
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
small Gildsd, &c.
seven Inch Long: Silsasd' s.c Tinted Leaves, iaci
Embossed Plush Covered ls,ss &C.
Embossed Plush Cover. eIs ssc
in}s,s woou %0yF1nsF adps BoIs: so1s: sfse
willow Hand Bssksts, $50.
fis.s MasG1ia aiss Ssssn Frame &c.
Picture frames. snk Embd, no
R.1s s sHs.;. n: s so,0Bps sos and SOAP
Box. Large PAINTED 7oc,
hsrae e Paint Boxes, 10 inohe. long. SC.
Fins Paint Boxes, two compartnhsnts. 2pc.
Fine Toy Psrlor sets' H'm 7pisoes, uphol.
Hammered Ham Bias Match Safes onPlush Covered
Plush Work Boxes. with fittings, So
Hammered Brass whisk Holders with heads,
Hammered Brass slipper whlsk Holders, sc.
Hammered Brass Match saies. To-. 100 and lao.
Firegilt and Brass, SC. Apiece
Bronze Ash ReceiySs. 60 49, s,,. -.
Ash Receivers and Cigar Holders combined.
fnks,ands, Wood and Glsss 10.
Hammered Brass Inkstand, Cut Glass Bottle,
brass Candlasiicks, i5c.
Bronze Candlesticks, 25c.
Bronze Vases, Do.
Scholars Companions, &c, WOOD sonss com
Mouth h, aarponiess, monte e.. &C.; .,S Ssrts 70 l'o
cents Note and PockethoOk Combined en-
Oi Plush Manicure @ BoIes, Satin Lined, SIC.
% Hammered Brsss SMOKER Set, large, ,ac.
Large Scrap Books, e&c.
IeatS.r Covered whisk Holders, loc.
writing Psger II R,I Fancy Boxes loo'' l!e' l'o
Wire Fruit and Cake Baskets, &c.
Hammered Brass Comb and Brnsh Cases: He
Large Hammered BInss Trays, Round and
Fancy coiosne-.
Dolls Caps, &C., lie, I9c, 23c.
Dolls Plush Caps, SIC.
Eiesant Bunohes OF Fruit, look Ike natural,
$50 ana Sc. a Bunch.
Christmas Cards, &C I. lOc and l5o.
Hanging Flower Baskets large, only i's.
AFULL STOCK OF sATcHELs
Leather satChels, 20 oDc. auu Ioc-
Plush satchels, tbc. 80, sl o. and higher.
Large Leather Bags. Nickel Frame, Leather
Lined, $50; worth sl,23.
SILK Handkerchieis, l3c, Csc, SIC,
Special Bargain satin Brooaded, all coloTs. DOC.
White China silk Muffier, corded. SIC; worth
so.
Elegant Brocaded SHE Mu ers, &c, CSC slli.
o., s, 81. 81, el. 50, o.. 10 ana higher.
Large Cashmere Mufners, Fancy Satin striped.
7bc.
Embroidered Handkerchief, 20, loc ,l7c., lso.,
40, Gbc SIC. and Soc.
Embroidered and Table Covers,