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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-08
Railroads & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Of Truths tH Effect
AprH 2. 1855.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta as fol
u ING WEST - $50 A. VI. for Lewiston,
Ro, .iaad, Portland and Boston: $40 4. ".
for haDowell and Gardiner; 1000 A. N. for Lewis
tom Farmington Rockland. Portland and Boston;
200 r. n. for Hallowell and Gardner
a02 and 3.as P. ". Express for Bruins
wick. Bath. Lewiston. Portland and hos
ton: 5.30P. N for HaIowel and Gardiner; 100 J.:
N. might Pulln an, for Lewiston, Portland and
Boston, and for Bath SATURDAYS only. The s.a5 T.
w. train stops between Augusta and Brunswick ~
Halowrll and Gardiner only.
GOING EAST 30 A. N. might express) for
Skowheg gan, Dexter, Belfast, Bangor, Bar baroor
81 stephen st. John and Aroostook COUNTY; s0A
A. NJ for watervillr Skowhegan, Bangor, Greenvillt
and Vanceboro: 332 z. NJ. for Skowhegan beifast,
Dexter Bangor Ealsw Bar Harbor st .>tephen,St
John and Aroos,ook County; and on saturdays, 7.io
r. NJ. for watervile.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever.
Monday mornings, or TO Belfast and tiexfer. or be-
yond Bangor on sunday mornings, but will run
through TO Bar Harbor on aad after May goth.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta At 715 A. NJ is and AS Il. NJ. Halowell
AT ~ A. NJ lSo and SOC r. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7.36 A. NJ, and
IL r. NJ; for Waterville and Nanceboro, 1870 L
NJ and 4 30 p. NJ; due from Boston, i2.l0 and f.lt
2. NJ; due from vanceboro and Waterville, go A
NJ and 1880 Z. VI.
Through tickets to California and all points South
and West may be had Of l.. Il. Wall IT, ticket agent
Augusta tn, only office srllin,, via all roa;es and
checking baggage free of expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER. GenI Manager.
F. f. BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. aud Ticket Ag't.
Portland March 70 Isss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-08

A sound body and a contented mind are
necessary to perfect ppness. If you wish
to possess these, cleanse your blood with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is perfectly safe to
take, and is thoroughly reliable. highly cou-
centrated, and powerful blood purifier.
june4leod&wlw
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|. E COLBr,
Secretary

Did you know that Fi6eld has q nice lot
of asparagus? Well. he has. and you-> had
better order some of il before it's gone.
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N(arrieo.

In Augusta, June & by Rev. j. b. Jordan Mr.
Harry T.. iiurbank ami Miss Edith J. Colder, both
of Augusta.
In K,ckand, June ?, Gprham L. Black And Mr..
Sarah VI. Ciaples. both of Kocklahd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-08

The $50 train for Bangor, did not arrive
here until 4. Is yesterday AFTERNOONS, ewing 70
trouble with the air brakes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-08

The only Complexion Powder in the world
that is without vulgarity, without injury to
the user, and without doubt beautifier s
Pozzoni's. june5d&wlw
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Why Men Drink.

That wonderful Kumorist, Tom Hood, once
remarked "There are five reasons why men
drink Good wine q friend; because they
are dry or at least they may be bye and bye;
or any other reason why" The last is per-
haps The most common reason. James Par
ton once headed an article Twill the coming
man drink" but as he failed to answer the
query we will express decided opinion
that, until the coming man learns to prize
home, social family ties above all others,
will he learn not to abuse his own organism.
In March last writer in the Medical Age"
made some practical remarks upon the sub
ject, and offered timely hint which pro-
LbitiOn advocates would do well to note.
He says: "As long as the imperfectiOns of
humanity remain untitled to its surroundings
and conditions, SO long evil and misery will
continue, and men seek refuge in strong
drink. Increase the sum of human happiness
by whatever means possible, lessen the bur-
dens and ameliorate the woes of mankind,
remove hunger disease and pain by better
ply steal and moral education, and you will
have plucked out the fangs of that dire
monster '-intemperance.
Among the worst morbid conditions result
ing from the use of alcoholic liquors, as well
as from improper food and customs of eating
kidneys and brain.
II matters not in what part of the body
Inflammation exists. or how severe il may be-
whether it takes the form of gastric inilamma-
ton. in dyspepsia. or as in bronchitis, catarrh,
hay fever pneumonia, rheumatism, or as in
common cuts and bruises, Johnson's Ano1yne
Liniment will conquer it, relieve the pain
and prove to you that it is indeed an anodyne
Of mighty power, and unlike all others, as
1t is for internal as well as external use.
A good Baptist deacon told us not long
since that ''he had know Johnson's Liniment
for sixty years, and had used it in HIS family
for over forty years" |. S. johnson & Co..
Boston, Mass, will send any person an in
structive pamphlet free, telling all about this
valuable household remedy, and how to use
it economically. One teaspoonful properly
used is worth whole bottle used as some
people use it. iune2d&wlw
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Know myself by reading the Science Of
Life" the best medical work ever published.
tor young and middle-aged men.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-08

An essential article in the house just now
is ingalls, Mandrake Compound for spring
tonic. Try it, and have your friends try it.
iuued&wlw
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m,nv an eminent mans passage t. "h.
great msj ,ri." Many a lite mas been tax. n
by this dread disease that might have b-. IL
par. q, mad the Los.- esIr only krna n of and
sken Mersrd'e Rn.vma c Bullets They
A. 3 Ceriain. ami II ths. came tine Pleasant
':ure for Rib uma,isn. Gnu;, sani n uralgia.
rhey can be procured tr"m J. NJ. Mixer and
c Is. Murphy & Co. at sl.O0 pr boz (.
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WANTED |!

Agents in every town In Name to sen the bcek
.'to niry sfsn'es inning snbd Wea !"
r1tten D. Sor 40 dward Todd Of the New York
oos.rVef De-f b.oA country ea.yassfnR ever
publ -sd. Also agents for lite Of "(amppe etins,
John Auenr-by Rev: stephen Allen, D. ,-.he IA /.
ommf- sinrs. For particulars suniv 10 n ~
G0WELL-, cnthslsr. Rseknond, Ne 4 {.
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Cow AcCN s s'ses: !: 's b;
thousands suffering from Asthma. Con-
sumption. Coughs. etc. Did You ever try
AckeTs English Remedyr 1t is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on . positive guarantee at 10c., &c.
. NJ aix.r. 1874 y ste, .,-e.t, drsygist
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aPurs blood continued the doctor, - ne
Great esuss Of health; impaired blood the eouIce
II most diseases II may even 60 back % NJ
Grand or great grand parents.
III have IN mind . prominent man, easo me
reverend gentleman, ''Gereral Alfred {. Mo-
re, Of No ! Pembertou Square, Boston. Hs
Inherited kidney troubles from both parents,
one Of whom died with it. He suffered terribly
from pains in tie back and head, and at dnlee
when walking the dizziness became % bad
that he vas compelled 70 lay held Of some con.
..snient post for support He was In most
asspe1ts condition"
"And u he % stll," asked the doctor.
NO, he u IN perfect heal.h. DR.. McGreeer.
believe Of Maine. who had amputased An arm
for the general, cured him"
DO you know what medicine hs used
IL understand il WAS Hunts Remedy"
"Oh, Hunt's Remedy. know it very ven,
aid Dr. Vaudeville. al consider it the best
rsnsdy lps kidney, liver, heart troubles, and
female difficulties in the world. II 10 IN no
sense patent medicine, but standard RENE
dy, which deserves 70 BE- used BY al Intelligent
people. The fAe< u, NO blood-tAint can exist
vhea he kidneys are in perfect order, and
tAsss = where Hunt's Remedy shown in mar
vsleas superiority"
~ saly wish, said Rev. Or. Brooks, that
IN psefts Who inherit tendency 10 disease
ssufd knev Of this remedy Of which you SPEAK
- highly and use il / am poci.ivs u would
ps.dy lessen suffering and death"
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Hair Neglected

Soon becomes dry, harsh, coarse, and
full Of dandruf; It loses vitality and
turns proinatureiy gray, or falls out rap
idly and threatens early badness a
careful dressing daily with Ayers Hair
vigor-the best preparation for the Pur-
pose will preserve the hair in all its
luxuriance and beauty to good old age.
my hair was faded and dry" writes
Mabel &. Hardy, Of Delaware, ILL., "bHt
after using only half a bottle Of Ayers
Hair vigor it became b'ark and glossy
cannot express the gratitude feel.
Frederick p CoggeshaII. bookseller,
81 Merrimacx ST., Lowell, Mass, writes;
"Some SIX or seven years ago my VIE
hal q severe illness. in consequence OF
which sIle became almost entirely bald
aud was compelled 10 wear wig A
few months since she began 10 arply
Ayers Hair vigor to the scalp, and, after
using three bottles, has good growth
Of hair started all over her heal. The
hair is now from two TO four inches long,
and growing freely The result II
most gratifying proof Of tile merit Of
your admirable preparation"
Ayers Hair vigor,
Prepared by Dr J. G. Aver n Co., Lowell. Ma
Bold BY Druggists and Perfumers-
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"The man - vo0Aa
does not live Who y fse
from hereditary han-
|euees." This remark
~ss made ~ the eels-
rated Dr. tsndervills.
Of New York, 70 the Hsv.
DR.. Brooks, At . recent
convention Of scient,so-
II agree with you, dos
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SALE BEronE SrocK TAK1sa.

To reduce our stock of
BOYS OvERCOATS
previous to Inventory. January 81, we make
the following uctons:
-Four excellent styles of neat checked striped
and mixed Fancy Cloth Overcoats, for boys
from z to ~ years. Been selling at 81 and
$3.50.
CHOICE OF THE LOT FOR o.
lot of Boys Blue Beaver Cloth Overcoats,
with cape. Sizes z to l2 years.
REDUCED FROM 81 TO IS EACH
l lot Of Boys Dark Striped Cheviot Over
coats. Sizes to 12 years
REDUCED FROM % TO 90 EACH.
YOUTHS OvERCOATS REDUCED
The following Overcosts are for youths 12 to
II years of age, and are made from the best
era le Of materials and finished in an admirable
manner.
YOUTHS BLUE CHINCHILLA OvERCOATS.
and 1 l to 81. so each
CHECKED ENGLISH COVERT CAPE OVER
COATS.
Sizes 12 to II years. Reduced from Sig TO
$3.50 each.
ENGLISH wHIP-COkD OvERCOATs.
Sizes IL to IL years. Reduced from Sl5 to
80 each.
YOUTHS FINE CASHMERE OvERCoATs.
Sizes IL to II years Reduced from els to
80 each.
YOUTHS GRAY CHINCHILLA OvERCOATs
sizes II TO II years. Reduced from $l5 to
ell each.
Third floor: two elevators)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor l 18th and + alta N W
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OvERcoAr WEATHER Is Here.

AND 1T is LIKELY THAT WE WILL HAVE MORE
OF 1T DURING THE TWO MONTHS TO COME
THAN WE HAVE HAD IN THE TWO MONTHS
PAST
OUR STOCK OF THESE GOODS Is CLEAN AND
IN GOOD SHAPE ON SOME BROKEN LINES WE
MAKE SHARP REDUCTIONS. ALL OUR ESQ SATIN
LINED. VELVET EDGE COATS ARE MARKED AT
$40. ONE OR TWO LINES OF WHICH THERE ARE
ONLY FEW SIZES LEFT. ARE s35.
YOU'LL BUY NO BETTER ANYWHERE IN WASH
INGTON AT ANY PRICE.
THE BOYS WANT ovERCoATs AS WELL AS THE
MEN. AND WE ARE NOW PREPARING TO CLEAN
OUT OUR STOCK OF ovERcoATs BY PUTTING
Such PRICES ON THEM AS WILL MAKE THEM
MOVE
SAYING THAT ALL OUR GOODS BETWEEN
SUCH AND SUCH PRICES ARE DOWN TO A GIVEN
FIGURE DON'T CONVEY VERY CORRECT IDEA
FOR THERE MAY BE TWO OR THREE SUITS
THAT ARE MARKED DOWN A GOOD DEAL AND
FIFTY THAT ARE REDUCED VERY LITTLE
THE WAY TO UNDERSTAND WHAT WE ARE
OFFERING you AND THE PRICES Is TO COME
AND SEE THEM
THEY TELL THEIR OWN STORY. WE DON'T
PRETEND THAT WE ARE MARKING ALL OUR
GOODS DOWN SUCH GOODS AS WE WOULD
HAVE TO REPLACE TO KEEP OUR STOCK IN
sEAsONABLE SHAPE WE DO NOT MARK DOWN.
FOR OUR PRICES ARE AS Low AS THE GOODS
CAN BE AFFORDED.
L. b. BARNUM CO,
ja17 931 PENN AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-17

We who live In a mild and cheerful climate have
nttle idea OF the rigors OF a winter in the north
west, WITH It's accompaniment Of snow blockaaes
and olizzardS where teachers and children are
frozen TO death on their way TO school. Transfers
and their horses fall dead In the road and farmers
In their nelds. and mothers who leave their door
steps 10 90 70 the assistance OF their little ones
Out stones throw away. are killed before they
can 80, back We ind II hard 10 understand how
such things can be; and the reflection OF how 80
many or our countrymen are suffering ought 10
make Us very patient with the little freaks OF
stormy weather which we have 70 bear from time
10 time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-17

Cincinnati yesterday witnessed the extraordi
nary spectacle OF an entire court OF the United
states-judge, jury, crier, clerks, tipstars, coup
sci, prisoner, and all-takiny up It's march in
solemn procession to the house OF a private citizen
for the purpose OF hearing his testimony as he Law
stretched on a couch with a broken leg This SORT
Of thing recalls the origin OF the term '.circut
now 30 commonly applied, without a definite
meaning, 20 courts which are really local. bur
ging back 70 the practice Of the judges when they
carried their tribunals around with them from
place 70 place, and sometimes forced an obstinate
jury TO a conclusion by bundling them into a
springless cart and driving them over the toughest
road IN the district
AL this formalty at Cincinnati was due to the
desire for full examination OF the wounded wit
ness, including answers TO cross-questlons which
could Lot be obtained by a mere written deposit
ton IL was In the interest OF fairness TO the de-
feodant, one OF the chief officers OF the late F1del
III bank, and shows how careful a regard f.
always had for the rights OF the individual a.
against the state, even In a court constituted By
the state for the purpose OF bringing to punish
Iaent Offenders against ITS peace and dignity.
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OF INTEREST TO ALL.

New Goods. such as Laces Gloves. Fans. Handker'
chiefs Flowers, for evening wear, arriving daily
Other Goods must be forced out 20 Per Cent
Discount of marked prices Of Lined K d Gloves
Cloth and Worsted Gloves-Men's fine Underwear
-Cloaks and Suits-Furs-Trmmed and I'm
trimmed Hats-Lsdies' Worsted Goods--Ladies'
Warm Skirts-Children's worsted Goods, Warm
Underwear and Dolls.
10 Per Cent Discount of marked prices Of Shoes,
Slippers, Rubbers. Art Porcelaius Clocks, and
Lamps and Leather Goods
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SALE PREvrous To INVENTORY,

GALE l. REVIOUS % INVENTORY.
To reduce our stock of
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Previous to inventory January 81. we make the
following reductions:
ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
81 yds long, "a in. wide. One-third off,
REDUCED FROM S3 TO 81 PER PAIR
ECRU NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.
81 yds long, 80 in. wide. about z price.
REDUCED FROM $500 TO So so PER PAIR
Madras Lace Curtains. in Cream, Lemon and
Fancies, 81 yds long, "a in. wide.
line from $3. 10 to 81 per pair.
line from S5 to "a per pair
line from 81 TO 81 per pair.
line from 81 90 to % per pair
i line from $40 to - per pair.
line from S12 to % per pair.
This is an exceptionally good opportunity, Of
which advantage should be taken. as every pair
WAS good value 1t the original price,
CLOSING SALE OF TURCOMANS
The stock is smaller than 1t ever was With q
view Of selling VERY PAIR before stock TAX
ing we offer them at two thirds and three.
fourths regular prices Judicious housewives
should avail themselves of this excellent CD.
portnnity.
lime lime from from g to e e per pair pair
lime from from s = 81 81 p ps!f pair
lime from from us I. TO is st5 b Ss'I pair
sl .5S% 4 dRs III f.si LACE
White and Ecru. excellent line Of patterns.
BIC. quality, down to 2Sc. per I'd
37}sc quality, down to Sic. per I'd.
5Oc. quality down to 81 sc. per I'D.
go yards irinted Canton Flush, rich, warm
colorngs, in Persian designs.
kEDCCED FROM 37S TO 29c. PER YD.
90 pieces Woolen Fancy Fringes, desirable
for trimming ianbreauns. curtains, fancy
REDuGkD FROM 81 AND Doc. TO Csc. PER YD.
LOCO pairs Brass Curtain Chains.
,o hhEDUCED FaOM IL re loo; EACH
Points, tor fur.iiture coverings and curtsins,
Niue cnolce coiorlnKa
Few left Fine l24 Raw silk Table Covers
REDUCED FROM s5 TO O. EACH
A genuine bargain, and cannot De duplicsted
We are also Uffsr1ug In this Department.
complete assortment Of ssssonable goods, Ut ct.
trsctive prices.
Fourth hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROp.
Cor. 11th and Sta NV
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ABOUT ~ PIECES LEFT.

We have left only about ~ pieces Of the 80 in.
All-Wool Dress Goods at
37kc PER YARD.
These are in this seasons most desirable
Checks, PlsIds. Plains, and Fancy Mix. ures.
and sold early in the 3 n at soc. per yard.
Are genuine bargain at 81 &C.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor IL tn and sts NV.
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NOTICE TO MOTHERS.

We want ron to Boys Clothing, and then you
can form an opinion. There has been so much
eIaxseration Of late in advertising Boys Clothing
that you are justifsbly suspicious OF all announce
ments. We are to give up keeping Boys Clothing
going out Of the business
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DREss SHIRTS To OnprR

DREss SHIRTS To OnprR
We have every facility for making Mems sbirts
to order. A. competent cutter and litter aud
skilled shirt Operatives. Sattsfaction guarsn.
toou
Six for nine dollars.
Six .or ten fifty.
Biz for twelve doliarz
Mscsu attention TO our elegant line Of
MANS FULL DRESS Shirt FRONTS.
which We are prepared to place in shfrts to
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED PrQuEs,
PLAIN AND EMBRO1DEkED LINENS.
WOODWARD LoTHROP,
JAG Cor. 1Ith and F ste. NV.
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4 ADIEy ELEGANT SATIN LINED TAuoR.
s. lssksts plain and bound si1s 81 So and IS.
biNhTioS STORE 1921 and I243 18th Il "a
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AN EXPLANATION.

The Goods were selected by competent buyers from
the leading manufacturers and were bought for
Cash, and marked at small profit. immediately
after Christmas each article remarked at Clos
ing Out Prices and now 2O.Per Cent Discount is
allowed of these last prices, it be truly said
LESS THAN COST PRICES.
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FOR observation-disclosures

n OR RENI-SIABl.t, IN ALLEY BETWEEN e
u and l. and 18th and 18th lie perfect order: CO.
paoty four horses aa1 tree and ga.,
two rooms iUE cOach
Jal4-6t HILL A JOHNSTON. 73s 10th at
Eoh BES1-AN EIEBANT RosEMooB-CAsE
a InO "a I'm. tone. ouiy 81 n month. Also , cheer
fui pleasant hail Rpoas. comfortably fu nlshed. g..
TT exchauged 52i nth IT, opposite Mose-' lsll liz
IoR hENT-AN OLD ESTABLISHED FEED
Il store, No l3ls High "a. trsOrxctoNn. 10 G. with
hNtasts, sla yer month 4. A. PHILLIPS. l4:8
New iOfk aEenne. Ja.s-lm
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRors Column
TUESDAY. JANUARY II. 1885,
CHANGED DAILY
REpUcr1oss liz Wars.

We shall continue TO reduce prices on our
Winter Wraps until the entire line 10 disposed
Of. We have never offered better bargains than
are now on sale. We are clearing out all winter
goods previous to our Semi-Annual Inventory.
Janusry 81 Lower prices have been made on
our stock OF Boys Winter Overcoats and Suits.
WOGDx WARD LOTHROP.
Cor 1 tn And II ata IL ".
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OSc. woRsTEp BALL DRESS TRIMMING. ALL
nTu1s:. bOU6IE CuNsINA ION.
JlS-6t l2kl aud l2z3 llth o. Sc
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nl6-3rr

VHE Art STUDENTS LEAGUE: CLASSES IN
~ JUS stacios lll3 Iennsylyania ave. Instructors:
5nu r. q. HEATON and DELANEY GILL; Misses
LIE % ro.frsit 60; wster-Color or Antique, "a
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SAKS AND COMPANY,
ja16 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
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931 PENN. AVENUE.

We are selling all the standard and fancy oualitv
writing papers at prices equaed in the station
cry stores Our goods sold by the pound and Won
get about twice much the ey Is in buying by
the Quire:
Berkshire and Franconia Mills. Octave and CONNER
ctal Sizes per pound (sbout 100 sheets) l5c pound
Broad laid Linen. Satin Finish Ruled or Plain 3Oc
pound.
smooth Cream Laid, Ruled or Plain, Soc pound
Antique Linen, Octave or Commercial, SOC pound
Edinburgh Linen, Azure. Octave, lac. pound.
Queen Anu Linen, 30c. pound
Envelopes to match these. ; and 1Oc package
Beacon Hill Linen. Smooth or Antique Finish Oc-
tavo and Com Sizes. Ruled and Plain. Acc. pound
Marcus Wards Royal Irish Linen. Octave a9c
pound: Commercial 69c pound.
Overland Mail. Foreign Correspondence, 40 and 7gc
pound
Mourning Paper Narrow. Medium and Wide Border.
Linen, 25c. quire.
Envelopes 10 match. 10 and 15c. packaee
Correspondence Cards and Envelopes 10, 2J. and
49c box
Progressive Euchre Sets 79c.
Tally Cards &c
Drive Whist Sets 3oc
Carter's Inks:
Bach Letter. Sc; Black Letter. y pint, CSC
Blue Black. I0c.: Fast Red, lOc
Ruby's Metal Paints;
Royal nilding. 49c. Royal Bronze, 49c
Royal Silver. 49c Gold Ink s,c
Williams Liquid Gold, pc
Waiting Cards. 15c. pack of so.
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