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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

our ntflo son will b6 four years Of age on the
9th Instant In May 1885,, lie Was ana sed with
oe.y painful breaking out Of the SKIN. We
called In pnysic an who treatcd him for about
four weeks. The child received little or no good
from he treatment, Hs tho breaking out. sup
p5sed Nv the physk-i IN 10 DO hives 10 au ggfa-
vrted form. berame larger IN blOtcbos dni more
and more distressing. We we're frequently
obliged 70 get NJ IN the night AID rub MN WIN
so1a In water, strOoe l'nimouts, etc. Finally We
called O,her physicians. until no less Than six
hai Attempted "a cure him. al alike fa'litg, srd
sie ohid steadily getting worse and wprte mil
about the 10th Of last JulJ, when veFbegsn 70
give him CUTTCURA SE9nLEESr innrnrlly ana
me CErTcURA and CUuCUEA soar externally,
sad tyy tho last OF Augu't he was 40 nearly well
uat We gave him only one dose Of the kEsOLYsNT
hnDut every second day for about Ten days
longer. and he has never been troubled since
with the horrible fnaiady. In all We used'less
tlan one half Of a bottie Of CCTICpRA hRSoL-
VENT. y little less tbsD one box N CUricURA, and
only one cake Il CUUoURA SOAP.
RYAN,
Ceyuga Livingston county, Ill.
Gu bo1 and aworn before this 4th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10

SCROFIBOUS HUMOhS.
Last spring WAS very sick. being covered with
some kind ~ scrofuA The doctors could not
hello me- wa advised 70 Try the CuriCUkA RE-
SOLVENT. I did 50. and in day grow oester
and better until 7 an a. veil AZ ever thank
you for il very much, and would Ike q have II
told 70 tho public. EDM. HOtMASN.
North Attl0boro'. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-10
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sCpOFTrrOUs MINORS.

Csyuga, Livingston county, Ill
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before me this an
day Of January, lS1. Z. n. COE, j. +.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
The Immigration Snake,

The congressional investigating com.
mittee in New York keeps on unearthiDg
the secrets Of Italian immigration. On
Mon1ay an Italian immigrant, Nicolao
d,Al0e testified that he owneda vineyard
in Italy worth four or five hundred
francs. A man named Salceni induced
d'Aloe and thirty others of his fellow vii.
layers to come to the United States
where plenty Of work was assured. The
witness said he mortgaged his property
Tor $50 francs, which were to be paid to
Salceni by the end of August, or fore.
closure would follow, and his wife and
children be driven into the streets Of
their native place. Now Aloe is inllrm,
and when he goes to the contractor
who, be was assured, would give him
work Immediately, he is told that he
must give bonus Of four 10 eight dol
lars to be paid out Of his first wages. In
any event his property cannot be saved +,
for If he worked day and night, he could
not make up the desired sum in the rc.
qulred time.
These are dreadful revelations. They
let in light upon an amount Of human
misery that was hitherto undreamed Of.
The immigration snake calls for speedy
extinction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31


Russia leather IN all colors Is worn for
house shoes.
Silver gilt Ii fashions latest decree cor
cerning table service.
farasols are largo and the ribs more
arched than for two years past.
White enameled sticks are saep unrp
some OF the prettiest whlto psrasols.
Lsce fl1uncngs and let are about eouoIIy
popular Tor costumes this season,
new shade OF green, rather dsrk. ia e,.
'enhi'eIy used in combination with white
Tea gowns for summer wear are made ri
thin white muslin over coiored surah.
Msuve yelling and white MORE IL n
stylish as well as fsvorite summer comb.
nn,ion. No'''o'
novel white paTasols are comp,soh cf
large petals OF muslin Overt ere ,-..,
B!gcE E.bH3n over a CGior slightly brcader
10 the preferred sash for wear with black
lace gowns. ~NA
once more ashes Cf roses comes To the
IRONY as isVorite color for the beat of one a
good gowns. '"'
Ribbons for bonnet strings are perceptj.
Diy wider aud have plain edges, the picot
being hopelessly passe.
She whose fsDcy has a classic tnrn or
trick may wear Greek fillet on the outsida
OF her lace or tulle best bonnet
New golden arrows for the hair bsva tho
point removable, TO be put In place sfter ths
shaft is thrust through the coiffure,
Many OF the newest hats seem 10 elm at
the hover garden effect, so many, various
aud wonder-stirring are the blossoms they
carry.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
Need Better Par.

There is no reason why the United
States should pay the supreme court JUS
tices such meagre salaries as they a 9 now
receiving. The chief justice Of the
supreme court of the United States re.
ceives sl0, 500 per annum. The eight as
sociate justices receive slO, 900 each. This
is In full! for all services rendered. They
are the poorest paid OF any of the officials
OF the government, for out Of their an
nual income they are compelled to pay all
travelling expenses.
There is no sense or fitness in this mig.
gardliness. The position of q supreme
court justice ought to insure pecuniary
independence. The justices, whose cir
cults embrace the far Western states,
spend small fortune on railroad travel.
Their positions force them to refuse all
corporation favors, and their lives in
Washington impose upon them a style Of
living that is severe drain upon thin
pocketbook. The clerk of the supreme
court makes twice as much money an
nually as the salary of any member of the
court, This anomaly in judicial pay
should be wiped out by liberal compen.
salon to those who have reached the top-
most round in the legal ladder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
PERSONAL.

BLAINE will start for home on Wednes
day next on board tho new steamer City Of
New York.
COLLECTOR JOHN r. MACGoNIGLE and
wife aud the Misses Reilly have returned
from Saratoga Springs.
Mrs CHARLES ]. OSBORNE, OF New
York, In the donor ot the new $3.50, 900 dor.
mitory building to Yale college.
Mn, WILLIAM LRDzELTER, who hat
been seriously Ill In Columbus, Ohio ha,
30 far recovered that he will probably rs.
turn homo tho latter part OF this week.
OSCAR STRAUs. appointed by President
Cleveland as minister to Turkey In March,
1887, IL now In New York on q brief visit.
He is remembered as the only Hebrew re-
ceiving such an appointment
PROFESSOR albert ID. HAuER, aged II
years, tho ex. secretary OF the Chicago his
toricai society, died IN that city on Sunday
from the effects OF an accidental overdose OF
morphine taken on Friday night
THE roPE telegraphed his congrntula.
tions TO tho emperor of Germany on tho
birth OF the son born to himself and the
empress. and received reply than k In z
him for this new proof OF his friendly re-.
gard.
THE Duchess OF Montrose has been mar
ried In London to Marcus Henry Miner.
She Ia seventy one, hes had two prov ious
husbands aud has $4,000 q year. He Is
two and twenty years of age, and probably
builds greatly on hor early demise.
DIR. WINsLow s, PIERCE died In Brook.
lyr, N y, on Sunday, aged 60 years. lie
was cousin Of President Franklin Pierce,
WAS twice the brother In. Law of the late
Vice President Hendricks, and was the
life long friend OF stephen A. Douglas,
Samuel j. Tilden and other prominent
Democrats.
Hon. KNuTE NELSON, OF Minnesota,
who declined denomination for Cong ress,
IL to become tho attorney for the 81. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad at a
salary OF $l5 coca year. Mr.. Nelson was
Mills tariff bill. He Is an able and fearless
man, and Will be missed from Congress-
DIR. SCHUELTzE, German scientist, has
discovered, after repeated OK periments, that
beer when exposed to the light In trans
parent glass OF the kind ordinarily in use
quickly loses Its taste and quality. He re-
commends the old fashioned opaq que earthen
mug, with lid, rs the vssseI in which
beer best retains its freshness and purity,
COLONEL LAMONT, referring to Presi-
dent Cievelsnd's fishing trip on Monday,
said: awe left Wbitestone at nine O'clock
aud anchored oil Long Branch. most
delightful tay was spent The wea'htr r
was all that could be desired and the
presidents luck attended him as usua,.
for he caught fifteen OF the finest and
largest bass / have seen In some
time He WAS ahead both in weight and
number OF the fish caught by any one In
the party. Mrs. Cleveland will remain in
Marion few days longer, and will join the
president in Washington.
JAY GouLD's unpopulsrity was never
more fully described than in a remark
made by his old friend and business IA.
soclste, Russell Sage. "It was Mr.. Gould's
contribution 10 the Blaine fund" the old
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
A Break In Indiana.

The Democratic canvass in Indiana
has received great impulse by the per-
emptory withdrawal Of ex-Gov. Albert
G. Porter, from the gubernatorial nom.
nation. At the Chicago convention
Porter nominated Harrison, and 1t is
said that he had himself all groomed and
waiting to have the dark horse blanket
thrown across his own shoulders. But
the fortune that came to Garfield was not
for Porter, and he saw his rival In In
diana politics placed at the head Of the
party.
When state pride and party enthusiasm
was at ilood.tide after the Chicago conven-
tion, it was given out that Porter would
lead the party in the gubernatorial race.
The statement was not denied, and so
the Republicans had settled down TO the
conviction that their ticket was already
made, and that it could not be stronger.
1t was cruel shattering Of hopes when
Porter announced in a letter few days
ago that under no circumstances could
he accept the nomination. For Porter IL
the strongest Republican in Indiana. Ii
1876 "Blue Jeans" Williams defeated Ben
jamin Harrison for governor In the DC
tober campaign, foretelling the triumph
of Tilden in the month following. In $50
Albert G. Porter defeated Landers, the
Democrat, by G,642 votes in a total pol
OF All ,73s, and Garfield carried the state
a month later. In 1884 Cleveland and
Hendricks carried the state by G,5l2 plu
rality in a total poll Of a half million
votes.
1t will be seen on what narrow mar
gin party supremacy hangs in this state
and how very important is each point o.
vantage for the opposing forces. Tie
Withdrawal of Porter on the eve of battle
must be interpreted as confession Of
weakness. The bitter strife that will be EN-
gendered by those anxious to ill his shoes
will cause Republican dssension and {
united and harmonious Democracy pres
sing forward at all points along the line
sustained by the righteousness of thei
cause and the hope Of victory, will sweel
them from the field and plant the Demo
cratic party high upon the ramparts O
the enemy's towers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
LabOr's Friend

1t Is useless to attempt to make the
president foe to labor. Not one of his
tariff reform utterances lacks the dis
tincs and unequiyocal declaration of the
need OF care for the interests of labor,
His whole public life is marked with like
utterances. In his letter accepting the
nomination fer governor of New York in
1882, he said:
Tne laboring classes constitute the main
pAIt OF our population. They should be
projected In their Efforts to assert their
rights when endangered by aggregated
capital, aud all state statutes on the suhiect
saoaid recognize the care OF the stat. Tor
honest toil, and be framed with a view of
man.
tharrison s record in the Indiana strikes
y Against the laboring man, and it will
neip largely to swell the volume of his
defeat. ''''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

A Tltusvil.e dispatch 10 the Philadelph'a
Press says on Monday an operation was
performed upon Miss Gertie Roberts, aged
30, ostensibly for ovarian tumor. She was
a social favorito and prominent member
of tho Baptist church. For the past eight
months che has been unwelI, and though
susplcions were excited, she protested hor
innocence so sirenuously that her attending
physician, DIR. Dunn, concluded she was
suffering from an ovarian tumor and sd-
vised an operation.
DR.. william varian, an expert, was called
In, and after thorough examination and
renewal OF the girls vows Of virtue und er-
took an operation In the presence OF other
physicians and members OF the church.
CONSERVATION was produced when Il ap.
peared that the woman was enciente. III Q
only chance Of saving hor lifo was 10 con-
clude the operation by the C@sarisn
method, which was successfully accom-
plished. The child is alive but the woman
IL In Q precarious condition. She refuses tt
| tell who is the father Of the infant
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

to the dogs over the prospect Of Cleveland's
reelection. The journal NeW Enterprises.
published In New York, makes this report
costing over g., 900 each-2O5-s6, 756, 769
bridges-22-S920, 900; churches-40 -40-S $685..
400; electric light companies and new
plants-7-s5o0, ,ooOgas mpanies--s--s79o,
400 manufacturing ompanies-47-Ss.-
660, 600; mills, factories, etc eli, ,00O
mining companies--l6-$24 375, 900; rail-
roads and extensiops--s-$il,s s75. 600 water
works-l5--s3 3s5. 900. In Augusta, Georgia,
new buildings are In course Of erection, the
aggregate cost Of which will be $1,000, 900
Tae list includes s225. 900 for cotton exten
. ons, 800, 900 for the new hotel, and $685..
010 for OK positlo improvements.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
WANi NJ A n ER'S
Closed at P. NJ. on Saturdays.

Closed at P. M. on Saturdays.
When you come to the city
bear in mind that Wanamaker's
is meeting and resting and
waiting place as we'll as the
biggest store in the world.
There are reading and sitting
and retiring rooms for you
telephone, telegraph, and mail
facilities. Your parcels will be
cared for without charge. We
try to make you welcome
whether you care to buy or not.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
Two Men drowned.

Charles Cummings, 30 years Of age, -.
sIstant steward In the Hotel Brighton, and
Harry Boyd, 20 years old, yardman at the
same hotel, were drowned below Howard's
pier, at Atlantic City on Monday. Fred.
huffman, also an enploye In the Brighton,
had o very narrow escape. Cummings'
body has been recovered, but that OF Boy d
is still In the sea- Both OF the men were
excellent swimmer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

Mr.. EDWARD II. AMMIDowN, the presi-
dent Of the Protective Tariff League and q
large woolen manufacturer, IL charged
with employing 200 imported Hungsrians
who displaced at lower wages American
workingmeD. IL this is true, Mr.. Ammi-
down reads tho protective tsriff as only
affecting the employer and not tho work.
man.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

lr is announced very gleeIully by Re-
pnhlicans that Jay Gould ID for tho Demo-
cratic ticket II ho becomes Democrat, he
will have to mend his ways and give up his
evil Republican habits OF being ,nonopo-
list and labor squeCZer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
bleeding Manufacturers,

n"in oe Interesting TO observe what
po,,''oa senator Morrill,, OF Vermont,
wiz take on the tariff revision bin in the
,enae. In 1852, while member of the
house, be had charge Of the tariff bill
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31
The Daily lntelligencer,
LANCA srHR. JULY 81, lsss.

I'm DAILY lxrnLLreENonR publishes al the
te1egraphic news OF the United Press up 70
- latest possible hour.
xBRn1e The Daily Rdit,cn Of TIE IrrnLLi.
oBHCm 10 delivered by carriers in the city
on0 surrounding towns for loc. per week
~ mail, 600 q year e2.so for six months
m FOR three months; SOC. per month
I'M WHnxLY lRrRLLieINoRR Double sheet)
H1ght Pages, only el.So per annum, In ad'
& vance.
Subscribers wishing their address changed
must Also state whore the paper u now for
WArded.
Advertisements from 10 to . cts. per lint
eAnh1nscrtion. according TO location.
THE INTELLIGKNCEk
Lancaster. Pa
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rxneoxs LxAyrxo Tows roR THE SEASON, AMP
epxuxR TpAvRILRRs. cAu HAVE Ibk DALI
lurrIIIaxEcsR MAILED TO THEM, fosr fAip
voR 10 CENTS A WEEK, THE AppHkss bh'N"
CuA Sorp As OrTHH As DESIRED.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

You know that there is no
worthy hot weather (or any
weather. thing for wear or
home use but we have it. If
you can't come to the store.
write for whatever you want,
samples or goods. Shopping
by mail has come to be simple
and certain. A few scratches
of a pen, and all the facilities Of
the store are yours.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Philadelphia.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

He Had . RsiIrosdsr's Eyo.
From the Omaha World.
Omaha Councilman travelling in Eu
rope) What's them bluils e?
Native--Those, air, are the Alps.
Humph They need grading badly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

TYPHOID FEVER 10 getting an alarming
hold upon Philadelphia, and II 10 blamed
upon the impurities OF the drinking water
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

THE Republican convention in Indiana
meets on August and Porter's Withdrawal
puts sll arrangements at sea. This 10 why
Colonel Mstson, the Democratic candidate
for governor, smiles.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-31

THE New York Ircss wonders why
Irishmen are Democrats. The answer IL
simple. Because they have the discrim-
mating intelligence to see that tho Demo-
cratic party Is the party OF the people that
1t Is opposed to the building up OF those
caste distinctions from which the lrishman
fled in the Old World that 1t IL not per-
mested with the latent virus OF hate OF the
foreigner that 1t believes In not collecting
more taxes than the government needs
and finally that 1t is an ardent believer In
that principle OF homo rule without need
less federal interference, which IrIshmen
sre struggli ing for In Erin to day.
lnE Philadelphia Press is willing TO pay
double rates for nows OF Democratic con yer.
sions to tho Republican party. What are
its prices for Republican conversions to the
Democratic and Prohibition camp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
JUST AS GOOD.

Don't allow anyone TO make you believe any
other remedy is Just MS good for sick headache
as DIR. Leslies Special Prescription. for It is
not true. This II the only remedy In the world
that strikes at the root of the disease and
drives II out. Give II O trial.
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InslruCltyB Reading

Some of tho testimonials IRON different
people relative to 7h0nds' Fclectric on, and
the relief IL has given them W hon distressed by
headache. earache, ana toothache nre Il, inter
osting reading as you viii ind. J his being a
standard medicine, IL sold every where by
druggists. For sale by IL. B Cochran, drug
gist. 1877 ana l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Usy Fever sufferers ought 10 know of its
efficacy. Ely's Cream Balm was re ecommended
to me as q preventive 10 Hay Fever. Have
been using IL since the 9TH OF August ana hay
found II IA specific for that much dre adod dis
ease For ten years have been n great SUI.
ferer from August 9th TIL frost. and have tried
many alleged rem' dies, but EIy's Cream Balm
IS The only preventive have ever found. r.
B. Ainsworth, publisher. indianapolis, Ind.
iy2B.2WdeOdSw
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List OF Principal Nos. Cures. Price.
/. FEvRRs, Congestion. In Examinations. %
worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. ...... .25
T. CRYING COLO, or Teething OF Infants. .4
l. DIARRBHA. of Children or Adults. ........ .2s
D. DYssFTnRY. Gripping. Bilious Collie. 20
g. CHOLERA MoRBus, Vomiting. ng...............G
4 CouaHs, Colds. Bronchitis ...... ...........9
-. NEURALGIA, Toothache. Faceache........2t 20
g. HEADACHE. Sick Headache, Vertigo ..... q,
10. DYsPRPsIA. Bilious stomach. ch................2
II. suPPRRssED or PAINFUL PERIODS ...........W ~
". WHITES, too PrOfuse Periods. ..............0
Is. GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing. .4
~. SALT RBRun, Erysipeas, Eruptions ...... "a
Is. RRKuMATIsM, Rheumatic Pains. .2'
~. fRyKRAsD AgUR. Chills, Malaria. ......... 81
II. PILKs. Blind or Bleeding ng..................6t ~
10. CATARRH. Inf nenz "a, Cold In the Head. =. 81
%. WBooPIEG CoUgH. Violent Coughs .........H 81
"a GEsRRAL DEBILITY. Physical Weakness. 81
"a KIDNEY DIsRAss................. .H
80. URINARY wRAnKsss, Wetting LED .''.'''.. 81
81. DIsRAsRs op THE HBART, Palpitation. ...Sl o
Sold by drugglsts, or sent postpaid on.r
Co. lO9 Fulton 81 N. Y. Tu.Th,SAwtN
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sHILoH's COUGH ana Consumption cure
Il sold by us on a guarantee. II cures Con.
sumption. BOLD by II. u. Cochran. druggist,
Nos. lS7 ana l39 North Queen b., Lancaster.
Pa t3)
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EN0R RENT-FROM APRIL /, 1883
- rone or term of years. the strasburg
RAILROAD, with Coal ana Lumber Yard, Ware
house. Locomotive ard Cars all in good ana
running order. The lease of this val liable
properly presents a rare opportunity TO any
party desiring to engage In pleasant, well
established and profitable business For con.
diuons rent or other In formation apply Ia
THOS. or HkSRY BAUMsARDNkR
mhtd Lancaster Cttv "a
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FOR SALB OR RENT.

HOUSES FOR SALE ON THE MOST
AA liberal terms, on West Chestnut, Wal.
nut, Lemon Mary, Pine and Charlotte streets
Apply at
ml56md 30! NORTH MARY STREET.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.
We have fixed a regular scale
of reduced prices which holds
good on all Handkerchiefs, re-
gardless Of style or quality.
All Handkerchieis reduced
from &C to &C, from Ioc to SC,
from lac to Ioc, from I5c to
lac, from 2oc to nc, from 2 SC
to 2oc, from 3oc to 25c, from
| 35c to 27c, from 4oc to 3oc,
from soc to sc, from 75c to
Goo, from $T.oo to 75c.
Linen Chemisettes, Plain
White and Pleated, also Fancy
Colored, reduced from 25c to
1oc.
Black Spanish Lace Ties and
Fichus, reduced from soc to
| 43c, from 75c to 62c, from
$I.oo to S3c, from $1.25 to
SI.oo, from $3.50 to Sr.Io, from
| $I.75 to SI.37, from S2.oo to
$l.63, from $3.50 to SI.SS, from
$500 to $3.25.
| Handsome Lace Collars, Real
Torchon, reduced from soc to
! 39c.
| Children's Oriental Lace Col.
lars, worth soc, reduced from
I9c to I5c, reduced from CSC tc
I19c.
Boys Windsor Ties, reduced
from I5c to I2c, from 25c tc
Ioc, from SIC to soc, from 5ot
to SIC.
i Braided Pillow Shams, re-
duced from 25c to I5c, from
CSC to 25c, from 5octo 35c, from
I75c to soc, from SI.oo to Soc.
i Linen Table Cloths, Sd, re,
duced from Sr.oo to 75c, 1914
reduced from $I.37 to sI.oo.
Tapestry Covers, Tinseled
reduced from SI.47 to SI.oo.
Satin Finished Jute Stan,
Covers reduced from SI.37 t.
SI.oo.
Table Linens reduced from
ISc to I5c, from 25c to 2oc
from SIC to 25c, from soc t
4oc, from 90 to 45c yard.