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Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

Professor R. G. Loveridge:-I have tried
your Magnetic Cure and find it relieves pain
and Inflammation instantly; it is the best
remedy have ever used. Mrs. L. E. Hob
ensteiu, 81 Chestnut street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

LIS inseparably connected with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, and is true of no other medicine. It
is an unanswerable argument as to strength
and economy, while thousands testify to its
superior blood purifying and strengthening
qualities. A bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla
contains 100 doses and will last a month,
while others will average to last not over q
week. Hence, for economy, buy only
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01
YALE COMMENCEMENT.
CONCLUDED FROM FOURTH PAGE.

William B. Allen, who responded for 80,
urged that the college keep in the faith by
which it had been governed so long, which
he said was good enough faith for him.
Mr. Rincks responded for III. He said:
What is that distinctive quality that makes
Yale mana 1t is his peculiarly American
spirit, and this spirit, it seems to me, should
pervade the college. The democracy in Yale
is faith in human brotherhood that works
always by love. We rejoice that this state of
things is to continue and that he whom we
have always admired is to govern the policy
of the college in the future. We pledge to
the incoming administration our most hearty
support.
The after dinner speeches were concluded
about $50 o'clock
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Special 1ntices.
Special 1ntf1es.

Special a9otiees. Special auttees.
DRY GOODS s@ a ss5 fs and 5a ss Class a ARs
BOLTON & NELLY
OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT
TEE PRESENT WEEK
Offers Bargains Not Procurab|e Elsewhere.
Examination and Criticism Invited.
We Take Pleasure in Introducing the Following SpecIaes
Ladies' regular made Balbrisgan Hose 1sc,
Ladies' regular made Hose, solid celers at 17c are
worth 25c.
Ladies' regular made ssc formerly sold
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose, clicked plain,
lively worth ssc.
The Following Are Recent Purchases
Unquestfonable Bargains:
Ladies' Fancy Hose for 25c worth 3sc.
Ladie' English Lise Hose, black, soes,
job lot ofLadies Fancy Isle Hose,
less than 81 %, now 75c pair.
One small lot Ladies' LisIes at S119
worth from SO to 50 pair.
Ladies' Pure Silk Hose We have few pairs
We selling Infants Fancy Sc, worth zoe.
Misses ColOred Lisle Hose, only pairs 25c
worth 33c
Misses Ribbed Hose with double knees in seal,
and wine colors, cannot be bought i'm this city
less than 81 to Goo. Our price csc
A small lot of fine Ribbed Hose, feet
worth Soc to 6Oc pair Our price % and csc.
Chidrens Black Silk Hose.
a of hese BOTH
ribbed a
Ladies' and Chidrens MerinO Underwear.
Ladies' Same
or long sleeves Special
Ladies' Lisle Thread Vests.
a wort arewO
att
Our Ladies' Jersey Fitting
Lise Vests at sI29 They
ChiIdren's Gauze al
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
From July Sd until September ste will
close every Friday 12
When a Wis
Upholstery apartments ON econ floor. ~
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Thursday, July 4, 1856.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
Ayers Hair Vigor-At Drugsists'.
For Rent-Shore Cottage Hinman & Cook.
For Sale-Shore Cottage-Beecher's Exchange.
For Sale-A Cattle Ranch Beecher's Exchange.
Hotel Sea WE'VE. Freeman.
Notice Cannon & Button.
Probate Notice-Estate of Alfred Ives.
SanfoI DIS Radical Cure-At Druggists.
Observation-Disclosures Bank.
The Magnet Cure-At Druggists.
Wanted Girls-E. Freeman.
Wanted-Girl-M. Mackenzie.
Wauted-Situation-48 Franklin Street.
Yale Fountain Pens-At Northrop's.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

A home rule rally will be held at the opera
house in Ansonia on the evening of July 9,
and will be addressed by General B. T.
Burke and General Corwin, both of New
York
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

1 have not been troubled with the rheuma-
tism since being cured by taking Athlophor-
os, and can recommend it to all as being the
only medicine that have ever found that
seemed to help me at all in that disease.
Edwin Sears, Provincetown, Massachusetts,.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01
PRESIDENT DWIGHT TO-DAY.

His Inauguration This MOrn1ng-Fhe
PrOcession-At Center Church-I0.
augural Address-Many Notables To
AItend-President Dx1sht's Recep-
ton.
This morning takes place the inaugura-
ton of President Dwight. At 1870 the pro-
cession of the officers, graduates, undergrad
yates and invited guests will be formed in
front of the library, on the ARR val of which
at Center church the exercises will begin.
President Dwight will deliver an inaugural
address, which will be published in full in
to-morrow's COURIER. The order of process
sion will be as follows:
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FUR IU-DAIs
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE,
WASHINGTON d. c., July 1, 1885, a. m.
For Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair
weather stationary temperature, variable winds.
generally eastery.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

Business Meeting of The Good Samars
itans.
There will be q business meeting of the
Good Samaritans this evening in Samaritans'
hall A full attendance is desired.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

her immensely" She had pain in the side.
Gentlemen who retain youthful appear.
ance preserve the hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor.
Job lot of 25 pieces of Dolfers Meigs &
Co's.extra super French satines, small figures,
dark and light grounds, new and beautiful
patterns, formerly retailed at AZ cents yard,
we shall run them off at 35 cents. These
are the finest quality of goods ever shown in
New Haven and will not last long
MoNsoN & CARPENTER,
1854 and 1853 Chapel Street.
The Rev. VIM. Staut, Wharton, Ont, states: After
being Intellectually treated by seventeen different
doctors for scrofula was cured by Burdock Blood
Bitters. je2s d&w1w
Immense Reduction.
Job lot of 80 pieces of Freres Koechlin's
best satines, small figures and Mikado pat
terms, only % cents yard reduced from
371a cents. This is opportunity to pur-
chase irst-class Saline at less than cost of
importation.
MoNsoN & CARPENTER,
1854 and 1853 Chapel Street.
je29 ct
See johnson and Bros ady't on Bird page,
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

BY Physician! s'My wife is strong
advocate of your Quinine Plaster. It relieved
her immensely" She had pain in the side.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

Gentlemen who retain youthful appear
ance preserve the hair with Ayers Hair
Vigor
Morning journal and courier., 1886-07-01

AnO SeCOnO National Bank of
New Haven.
SIXT1ETH DIVIDEND
A DIVIDEND of Four Per Cent will be paid on
~ and after July ], from the net earnings of
the SIX months ending June so, 1885, The transfer
DOCKS Will be closed until the morning of the Cd
CHAS. A. SHELDON, Cashier.
New Haven, July %, 1886. jesa Il
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fused. From the length Of time
elapSinR between the date OF the letter
from Montgomery and the telegram
from the bank pronouneino the letter a
forgery, 1t Is feared that the Mouteom-
cry bank paid the forged draft.
The stock List.
SEv Yosx. Dec. 30.-3s lOsl. 4iS-s
ll24. As l245.. Pacific IS 1851
American Express IO2, Canada Pa
ciie 6214. Canada Southern a, Cen
tral Pscinc 42a Burlington 1874. Lack
avanna lz5A, Denver Il Rio Grande
~, Erie Bh, Kansas & Texas 32+
Lake Shore So. Louisville d Nash
vile 45, Michigan Central IL, Nsrth-
em Pacific 2s;t, Northern Pacific
preferred 6lx, Northwestern ll01.
New York Central l05H. Oregon Raul
way and Navigation l061s, Oregon
Iranscontinental 33;I, Oregon Improve
ment "a, Pacific Mali 66az. Panama %,
hock Isian6 1SA., St. Paul 45L, Texas
Pacific ID, Union Pacific 5514. United
states Express 81, Wells Fargo ll9,
Western Union 72,..
0Ab Wall street.
NEW YoKK, Dec. 31.-Governmeute
dull aud steady. Railway bonds we're
very active and generally higher. Stocks
were dull and featursless. Prices this
evening are about equally divided be-
tween advances and declines. Among
the advances are Missouri Pacific Is
per cent, Manitoba Is, and Texas Pa
cidc y per cent. Reading lost 21s and
per cent.
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BEAUTIFUL CARDS.

For several years il has been the Gus
tom sf the we'll known real estate agents
and money brokers. Eshelman, Lew
ellyu & Co., Of this city, during the
holidays to send 10 their various friends
the compliments OF the season in the
shape of New Year cards. This sea
son, however, this firm has eclIpsed all
former efforts in that line, by sending
out folded card. handsomely engraved
bv A. Cast 4 Co.. of 81. Louis snd New
York. On the frs, page Of the card IL
beautiful steel engraving, appropriate
for the holiday season, and these words,
Real Estate and Money Brokers, 1856,
We wiss you happy and prosperous
wear. Eshelman. Lleweilyu 4 Co, Pos,
Building. Seattle. Wash. Ter" On the
second rage, IN handsome SCRIPT IL a
condensed statement OF the advantages
OF Seattle and her various resources
On the third page IL = map of Seattls
and King county, engraved specially for
Eshelnan. Lleweliyn i Co., showing
Puget Sound. lakes Washington. Union
aud Squak; also the various rivers aud
lines OF railroads CONSTRUCTED sud COS
tem slated, ,he lo1ation Of the various
towns, villages aad coal mines IN the
county, aud the location of copper,
iron, limestone sod marble lodges 30
far discovered in the county. etc. Ga
the fourth page is q handsomely en-
eraved star, surrounded BY q wreath OF
flowers. These cards we're widely cir
culsted among the frisHds and patrons
of the enterprisingI arm which had them
engraved
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FOREIGN.
The Children InoeuIateti.

PARIS, Dec. l.-P8steur today finally
inoculated the four children from New
ark, New Jersey. Pasteur says the
children are progressing fsvorably, and
he is confident that all of them will
escape hydropho bis.
The Work OF the seryians.
LONDON. Dec. 3l.-Ii is said that when
the ServIan troops evacuted the Widdin
district they devastated the country,
and looted the cattle and corn belong
ing to the Bulgarian formers.
Burmah Ansexed to the British
Empire.
LONDON. Dec. 3l.-By proclamation
which will be issued in India and Eng
land tomorrow, Burmah will be for
mally annexed to the British empire.
The proclamation will say that the ter
ritories formerly Ro7erned by King
Thebaw will no loBger be under his rule,
but will become part Of the dominion
Of the Qneen Of Great Britain and Ire
land aBd the Empress of India, and
that the government Of the country will
be administered during Her Majesty's
pleasure by officers appointed by the
Vioeroy of India.
Bishop Fabre's Poor Explanation.
ToRosTo. Dec. 3l.-Bishop Fabre has
addressed the following circular to his
clergy 'Sinee the publication of my
last mandaement on the 18th inst, l
have been informed from different
sources that wrong Interpretation had
been given my words. So that none of
yop may be- delnded by these exsg-'
eerations, here declare that | have no
intention of discussing the political
objects of the agitatoTs against whom
| warned the population. | do not at
all enter the political arena. | deplore
those whose methods of tum0ltuous
demands have a revolutionary aspect.
The scenes which were enacted in Mon
treal on the subjsct OF vaccination and
what followed therefrom. and the other
scenes which Montreal and several
places in the country witnessed in
which effe0y burning was praotioed on
large scale, all these spectacles are
of those which We must deplore. This
is what have done without attempting
to enter into the political significance
which the wire pullers wished to give
them"
A Qaarantined suburb.
MONTREAL, Dec. 9l.-The suburban
munic pslisy Of st. CuueRonde having
refused to comply with the regulations
of the central Board of Health. IL has
beeI quarantined. All its streets oon-
r<6ting with Montreal have bses barri
caded by the police to cut eff all inter
course. This morning the st. Cune-
Qonde people showed fight and COM
menoed pulling down the bsrrieades. A
streng detachment of police has just
been ordered out. and as the quaran-
tined people are very indignant free
fight is anticipated.
A Taller Arrested FOR snsaRgiing.
MosTRKAL. Dec. J-J. J. Milloy, a
leading tailor Of this city, VINO has
many American customers, was arrested
by q United States Treasury detective
az Plattsburg. New York. on Tuesday
and held for far,her exapiuation on q
charge of smuggling clothing into the
United States. The officers claim that
he has smaggled across 10000 worth
sf clothing. Milloy says he sold the
goods IN Montreal and IL not respnnsi-
BILE for what the purchasers did With
them.
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BREVTrIH,

No paper will be issued from IL 4
or5ce TO morrow.
The body OF the late Thus. s. Sloan
was barred in she Masonic cemetery
yesterday.
The tug Tyee toved the ship Spartan,
loaded With Back Diamond coal, to
rea last night.
ihe varisus schools Of our city which
Lave been closed during the holidays,
viii reopen on Monday.
The legislators and officers Of the
Legislature will return to Olyues to-
osy, ana re open the session tomorroV.
The first snow of the season was ths I
which fell yesterday, Of vsich there vas
not one half enough to cover the ground.
delegation from the Seattle Rod
and Gun Club will 90 up the Duwamish
river today on duck hunting expedi-
ton.
John B. Denny, Who IL spending the
noiiaays With bis friends, will return to
his studies at Salem, Oregon, on Janu
sry 5th.
This paper can be obtained si the
news stands, of boys on the streets and
at the office of publication at cents a
copy.
Mrs. Henry Warren, of McMinrville,
Oregon, is visiting frienas N Seattle.
She IS at present staying at Mrs. q. W.
Stetson's.
The banks will be closed today. Also
the postoffice, although the general de-
livery will be open between the hours of
4 and in the aftArnoon
I. J. Hames has applied for letters OF
administration and has been appointed
administrator of tie estates of John
Cannon sad John j. Smith deceased.
The burning out of chimney at Br.
Grasses residence yesterday morning,
eccasioned an alarm to be sounded and
the fire department to tuIn out. No
damage.
The British bark Arabella, wrecked
last week on Trial Island, near Victoria,
was sold at auction last Wednesday for
1855, and the cargo of lumber in her
was sold at $l.JO thousand feet.
We desire to call attention to the spe
cial advertisements in this edition of
blanchard Il Partridge, F. Z. Sander,
Eshelman q Co., @. P. Stone, Geo. X.
Beede and Z. b. Downing 4 Co.
At the annual election Of officers for
the Washington Improvement Company
the following we're elected d. T. Den
ny, President; (. n. Smithers, Vice
President F. H. Osgood, Secretary ;
Geo. Kinnear, Treasurer.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton will give reception Friday evening
January lst at their rooms to vhiah all
nembers and friends are invited. A
short but interesting program has been
arranged. Young men strangers to the
city are especially invited to be present.
Ii is reported that the Washington
Improvement Company will at once cut
a canal between Lakes Washington and
Union large enough to run logs through.
IL will afterwards be deepsHed and wide
ened uffi,iently TO admit the passage of
light draft steamers.
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NO estimate Of the losses can ye, be
given, thouRh 1t Is quite large snd is
Almost entirely covered by Insurance.
The New ferk ssb-Treasury,
WAsHIsoros, Dec. 81. - Treasurer
yofsan will assume charge of the New
fofk sub Treasury on SATURDAY morn
ing aed will Immediately begin 10
count the cash, aided BY several OF the
employees in his Office.
The Failures Of the Pau Year.
NEW YoRx. Dee. 3l.-R. q. Dun 4 Co
report that tbs total mum Der of business
failures In the United States during
1883 Was l0,6f With liabilities a little
more thas xl24.0Oo,O 900, az compared
With l096s in 1884 with liabilities of
f2S. 10000. While the failures of 1885
are only three per cent less in number
than those ef 1884, the liabilities have
decreased nearly 50 per cent. The num-
Der OF traders reported in business in
1888 was 9l9. $50. OF these only enc in
every S failed. In 1873, with GA ,OOC
traders, one in every "a came to grief.
The average amount of liabilities in
each failure in 1885 was $ll 67s, against
$O.6S2 in 1884 and 81. 1853 IN 1878, 1,
10 seen from these figures th At while the
number OF business casualties decresssd
bat slightly, they are far less significant
IN amount asd Importance.
The Year In Wall street.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 3I.-The year which
closes today will BE- long remembered in
Wall street. During the first SIX months
there was very dull market, With a
net advance for active stocks of less
than per cent. on July lst. as compared
with the opening quotations of January
I'd. From that time, however, until the
latter part Of November, there was
persistent and almost continuous up
ward movement, which resulted in a
net average advance for the most active
stocks Of about . per cent. In some
instances the gain was considerably
larger. The moderate reaction later in
the year has since been followed by a
very firm but somewhat less active mar
ket, and the year closes with a conf
dent belief in Wall street that prices
higher than have been seen in 1885 will
be reached at no distant date.
Some idea Of the great activity of the
stock market Of late may be obtained
from the statement that the total sales
for the past eleven weeks have been
equal to the business OF the first six
months Of the year. An ANALYSIS of the
years business shows that Lackanna
and st. Paul alone contributed one
quarter Of the years business, and the
following sixteen stocks, each of which
contributed million shares or more, Sc
per cent. of the wears business:
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There were ITO lumber carQoes sent to
foreigH ports, l3J coal oarRoes sent from
Tacoma and Seattle to San Francisco
and Portland, and $40 lumber careses
to domestic ports.
There we're 10 cargoss of lumber sent
in vessels of foreign nstionahties, IN
tonnage amounting TO "a 30 tens. OF
the 81, l3 were British, 10 ChiIiau, 3 Ha-
waiian, 3 Norweeiap. 3German, Italian,
/ French and Bolivian.
The lumber taken in American and
foreign vessels to foreign p 'rts was 49,
0C9 90 feet, valued at $l,076. .00O. The
freight money resolved for transports-
ton averaged $40 per Thousand feet,
amounting TO $50, 600.
The lumber carried in American yes
sells to coastwise ports was l70,0O0, 900
feet. valued at 81 100000. The freight
money received Tor transportation aver
aged IS per tns usand feet, amounting
to fo5u. .Oo9.
There we're l35 car9oes Of coal sent
in American vessels from Seattle and
Tacoma to San Francisco and Portland,
amounting TO ~, 800 tons, valued at
81 ,031, $50. Tee freight money received
for transportation averaged ~ % per
ton. and amounted TO $40. .2JJ. The
tonnage engaged IN the coal carrying
trade was ~, 800 tons.
The tonnage engaged IN carrying luD
Der ooAstwise Was l79 900 tons.
The foreign tonnage engaged in car
ryin9 lumber was "a 80 tons.
The American tonnage engaged in
carrying iumssr to foreign ports was
- coo tons.
The total tonnage engaged IN carry
ing lumber and coal was $1,000.
Two vessels carried wheat cargoes to
Europe valued al $i5o,oo0. Their com
bined tonnage Was 35o3 tons.
The total tonnage engaged as above
vas 81, ,1sS tons. An additional amouat
of tonnage VAS engaged daily, SUNDAYS
excepted, between Soand ports and
British Columbia, of 30l. l06 tons. max
ing q grand total Of 52i 800 tons. and
$50 shipments from Puget Sound to for
eion and coastvise por;s.
Large shipments of oats end other
produce OF the surrounding osuntry
have been made by steamers from Seat
tie 70 San Francisco, valued at $40. 90.
small quantities. of saimos have been
shipped in lumber vessels to foreign
ports. valued at 81, eco.
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AAEIvAL OF TIE QUEks.-The steam
ship Qaeeu Of the Pacific arrived here
last evening. She broaght up the coast
ss passengers, distributed as follows
Victoria -; Port Toxn-end 5; seattle
- Tacoma IL. Her freight compr,sed
4S9 tons. distributed - follows: Vac
toria rs tons Port Townsend 81 tons
Seattle Iss tons Tacoma y tons
Olympia : IONS steilscoom ! ton
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The street oon nissioper and street
eommitsee vill do yell 10 examine the
condition of the vest side of Front
street, from the cracker factory NORTH.
Aloc4 distance OF several hundred
wards il has cracked open. and a great
cave OF many little caves is eviseGtly
about 10 snsae. There 10 one plsce of
possible danger and that is at the
seneca street bridge, the foundation of
one Garner of uhieh u gone The
bridge can be saved aud possibly q
serious accident prevented by . little
work done at opcs>
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The LrcKY NuIxRxR.-The rsftis for
the handsome crazy guilt made by Miss
riaey Wright tosk place st lesler's
Hall yesterday and Ne. NJ. on a single
throw Of ave dicet gst four sixes and q
tray. making q total Of q. and won the
prizs.
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q. DAVIS 4 Co wish 10 call the stten-
tion Of onsiness ussn and others 10 their
large stock Of Blank Books. vhich in
every respect are firsa class. and viii be
so,d as Iox As the Lowest. us Front %.
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FuKTHHs ATTACH AKxTs. - Yesterday
Mr.. Edward GoxzF, Of Portland, st-
taehed the storrs Of ;. Baxter 4 Co. At
Qailisaie and Mean Bay for balance
cue his drm.
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REclPIrULATIoS OF vALuEs.

Hsrsicsore vessels that engaged In
carrying coal and inms,er we're OF me-
.6iam class. Ine finest ships received
ths highest freight money for carrying
wheat and other perishable goods, while
the poorer cisss of vessels we're consid
cred good enough 10 carry lumber and
coal caTgoss- During the past year,
however. the scarcity Of wheat charters
has brought TO our shores some OF the
fne.t ships afioat. both American and
foreign. and when employment has been
refused them in all ports on the Pacific
scsss. their owners seil knev that they
could obtais charters on the sound.
Sos one vessel has laid up for want OF
employment day or two after arrival
here or ~ Royal Roads. A charter 10
siSays given either by tse mill eompa-
n,es or their Agents stationed a. this
point
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or ENPOkrs.

Tue shtps that St>ftru Fuget sound
In 1855 aud the txraees they
Took Bcaee.
PoRr townsend. D. G. 81, 1885.
More cargoes of lumber, coal and
wheat we're exported from Puget Sound
in 1885 than in any one year previous.
The total number of shipments ia 5S2
The aggregate tonnage engaged was
456. l34 tons, distributed among the fol
lowing ports:
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Accident and Fire Insurance BIAS
caAAD & PAxrkzpoH. Aeeuss- ds5
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We have just received choice lot Of English Dec.
Grated Dinner and Tea Sets.
Dinner Sets. consisting Of liz pieces, for. $40 90
Tea Sets, consisting Of Sc pieces, far....... 90
Tea Sets, consisting Of ~ pieces, for ...... 90
We are Agents for the celebrated Parlor Organ,
the best instrument In Price for large. S12 30
for small. 81 80. Be and come TO see them.
Rich Gold Prism Lamps, - each.
100 Iron and Oak Sleds at 81 each.
Dolls from 10 cents up.
Wagons from 75 cents upwards.
Vslocipedes aud Bicycles. and thousands OF arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
Before Purchasing y0ur Holiday Goods call and
examine our stock and Prices.
Original hea adquarters Of SAINT Claus mt the
GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR
+. LOBE 4 co.
WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE IN the CITY.