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The American uTo,,ob, .,

The tough is a product peculiar to
American city life. In other countries,
of course, you will find the rough and the
cad and tho brutal coster but it is only
in an American city that you will find the
tough. In other lands the man who
comes nearest to the tough is but sub
ject, and q very poor one at that, and he
is constantly more or less in dread of a
superior governing power In- America
to be one and al he feels n not 20 oniy s the equal equal
of everybody else, but the superior Of
everybody else, and he has profound
scorn and contempt for oil processes Of
law. The tough is terror, and there is
no reason why he should escape whipping.
Arrest or imprisonment he fears not, but
agood dose of the cato '-nine-tails might
bring him to reflect OH tho error of his
ways.-Boston Home Journal.
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The Admission of Dakota.

The assessors have just completed their
work in Dakota and the returns furnish
another strong argument in favor of the
admission of that territory into the Union
as state. The estimated amount Of
property is $181, 420,974.32. The number
Of acres Of land assessed is %, ,832, ,e1e, the
valuation of which is $91, 1875, ,729. The
valuation Of town and city property
is $40, 1866, and that Of horses,
cattle and sheep about $21,OOO,-
600. The increase in tho number
Of churches, schoolbouses and newspa-
pers has kept even pace with this growth
In material wealth. And yet according
70 Democratic theory the 100000 intelli.
gent inhabitants Of Dakota, whose in
dustry and forethought have created this
wealth, are not fitted to exercise the
rights Of American citizens. The eIec-
tion in November vii sta the verdict the
people will pass on this ss,rsnt ri,
Of 1000 voters for !,snsii IF 1e the
Demo part y. ~ adelphfa Press.
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DEMOCRATIC ExTRAvAeANcE.
The Surplus Reduced to $4,000 b
Reckless Prodfpality


Reckless Prodigality.
The government income for the cur
rent fiscal year, beginning July Lis esti-
mated at $685., 100000, or $220000, 900
tariff, $130, 100000 internal revenue and
the rest miscellaneous. This ought to
leave surplus of $120, 100000. The sur
tenth of this.
The house has primary charge4under
the Constitution, both Of revenue and ex-
penditure. The senate has not. The
house has a good party majority Of twelve
to sixteen. The senate has q bare party
majority Of but two.
The Democratic party has always talked
economy and practiced extravaganza The
Republican party in the days Of its most
complete control never approached the
reckless expenditure of the present
house. Its Democratic maj jority has found
q short way to deal with the surplus. It
has spent it.
The aggregate appropriations made or
making are $257, 100000; the permanent
appropriations for interest, ETC., are $685.
100000; the sinking fund, o good deal Of
sham but required by law, is S47, ,OOO,-
600; total, $371, 100000 Take this from
the receipts and there is $4,000, 900 left.
This is the beggarly total to which the
surplus is cut down by Democratic ex-
travagance. Abolish the sinking fund
and it would stand at 500, ,000. 900, two
thirds the expected total.
The ready answer is that the house has
voted money for future years. How
much? Part Of the biggest river and har-
bor bill ever known, q little of the appro-
priation for guns and ships, in all, stretch
1t as you will, $12,000,000. Allow for
this and the surplus stands at $sO,00O,-
A resolution two lines long cutting off
the tobacco taxes would dispose of half
the surplus at It's biggest figure; but the
plus save by disordering industry. 1t
will not relieve the farmer unless it can
disturb the manufacturer.-Phi hiladelphia
Prasa - g
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MORTGAGE SAFE

i Whereas, Default llas teen made in tile Day
llsnt OF the instainent due Jtl,. =, 1888. N me
note secured by Il mortgage dated tine 2 st day
Perry and Aasnie n, 'erry his wife Of the
3. ": little, of Sioux Fans, Dako a. which
lister of deeds oil the Is, uty Uf Dawson Teyri-
tarY of Dakota. in BOOK G3 Of n,ortsag. s. fi,
Page 5Is, on the ssrd day ot Fcbr.::.ry isS., Ii. 6
o'clock p. H.; and
whereas, 10 action or proceedings ut law nr
otherwise have been instituted 10 RECOVER ,l,..
debt secured by said mortgage or any l,;tr.
thereof.
Whereas, IT was Stimulated ii. s;i. mo tyage
that If dsfault woull be mad in tine ps,ii,eI.t
ot amy iistaiment o. said note III Tie tine
the same should become due, II, ii tlls wluic
sum, both principal and interest Shu,,i II; once
Whereas. the whole amour of principal :,,t:
interest nus become due by rras. /. tf >rch de-
fault; and
Whereas, The amount clliiMed to brdur,,ror
SAID mortgage, at the date OF this notice, is iii,
and sixty-three cents tsl67 o3J io.wl;: Mo
principal and tsl2 o., interest.
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given thai
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid and
in pursuance of the statutes i'll such case made
and provided, the said mort gage will be Fore
fIossd fss1 by sale ale Of the mor,gaged premises
sheriff or his. d,pn'y. of navis.D co,rtly
Dakota Pa Territory at the ..nl !. 81 IF
Tile court house IN th, iiN ul Mitch
eli, and county of Dawson, and Territory
OF Dakota, on tile 9th day Of fOctober, 1888, at
2 ccock in TIL. afternoon of that day. The
mortgased premises are situated N the county
Of Dawson, in the Territory of Dakota and are
described as follows, to.wit: The southwest
quarter Of section iwenty:eight l2s) in town.
ship on: hundred and our (10l) north, of range
sixty (iG) ives o. the 9th D.. IN. - - =
Dated at Sioux Fails D. T tllis oath day of
August A. D. 1888.
f. w. LITTLE,
HARRY LACY Mortgage
Attorney Tor mOrSaEcC. Sioux Falls Dak
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Land Office q Mitchell Dak Aug. 2l, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
ID DC Dc li before
ter and receiver at Mitchell I D. n, on fOcto0er
18th at 8 a. M. 1885, viz: i5-.ssslss
Judson w. Mason, of Dawson county lid
1851 for the sWA 22.l03.G1.
+. He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, VIZ: s Il s4 = -
Z Abraham Il Gcftze,. John Ward, Edward
Ward. cf Mitchell Dak., N. L. Bobb. Of Sit.
Vernon Dak b -
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WAGES AND THE TARIFF.
An Increase of from 60 to 200 Per Cent
Brought About by Protection.


Brought About by Protection.
In showing the workingman the bene.
fetal results Of the protective system to
wage earners The New York Mail and
Express says:
Let US take b bricklayer, / for example.
who earns about $12a week in New York.
In Bremen ho would earn S4.75; in other
German cities, $3.04. The average earn
ings in Germany would be 44.2l. Tho
average weekly earnings of German black.
smiths are 81; Of New York blacksmiths,
from $40 to $14 ~.
The average rate of duty charged by
our present tariff law is al per cent. But
the cost Of living in this country is not
increased by the duty on imported articles.
In the fret place, our workingmen are not
consumers OF many imported articles, and
in the second place the cost of domestic
product is not increased by the amount
of duty collected on the imported article.
Let us take piece Of cotton cloth, for
example. Suppose the duty on the for
eign cloth is 40 per cent. and that the
price is twelve cents per yard With
the duty added, the price in New York
of the imported cloth would be about
seventeen or eighteen cents. If there was
not one cotton mill in the country the do
MeSIlc ClOUn mlgnG sell 1Or tne 1tll seven
teen or eighteen cents yard; but there
is domestic competition. There are a good
many cotton mills in the country, SO that
the price is lowered by healthful compe-
tition. The tariff simply keeps out goods
that are made by foreigners who get very
small wages and free Importation of
whose cloth would break down our mills.
This is an illustration of the effects Of
the tariff. The domestic cotton cloth we
have spoken of would not be sold for more
than fourteen or fifteen cents.
If 20 per cent. were added to the price
Of goods bought by the workingmen, as
consequence of the tariff law, It would be
o liberal, too liberal, estimate. But what
would it show? The difference between
the wages paid to German and American
brichlayers is $7.79 week, so that the
American receives nearly 200 per cent.
more than the German, while he receives
nearly go per cent. more than the English
bricklayer. We take this trade simply
because it is the first to come to hand. It
does not differ from others. The Ameri-
can mechanic receives from 60 to 200 per
cent. more for his work than the Euro
pean working1nan, and he may pay 20 per
cent. more for what he wears. AS mat
ter Of fact, he pays much less than that.
The American workingman is probably
willing to continue.
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Their Bearslsin Hats.

The London Foot guards are troubled
over the threatened abolishment of their
snowy bearslin hats, which are worn at
present by three of their brigades. The
supply of bearslin has diminished ex-
ceedingly of late, SO that now each hat
is worth about $59. These bearskins are
practically useless, except for the pur-
poses of display, and are even then only
suited for cold climates. But they are
highly cherished by the soldiers Oh ac-
count Of their imposing appearanee.--
Philadelphia Times.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas. Default has been made in the pay
ment OF the installments due January 1st and
July 1st 1888, on the note secured by mortgage
dated the 9Th day OF February A, 1886, execu-
ted by FRANCES Scott and Lawrence w. Scott
her husband of the county Of Dawson and Ter
ret0ry OF Dakota. to Joseph Sampson and John
state OF Iowa, and which mortgage was re-.
corded In the office Of the register Of deeds Of
me county OF Dawson territory of Dakota, in
day of February 1886, at 9o'clock q. m. ;and
Whereas, no action or proceedings a. law or
oCnerWlse have been instituted to recover the
thereof. 80 r.
Whereas, it was stipulated in said mortgage
mat u II a. default weuld be made in the payment
same should become due, then the whole sum
D0th principal and interest should at once be-
come due.
mortgage, with the note secured thereby. was
duly sighed by the said mortgages to r. NJ.
Little, OF the county of Woodbury. in the state
q ~ loWa oTa Which ~ M was duly
county OF Dawson, on the 14th day cf August
1888, in boot III of mortgages, on page - ana
;,,sa! Wnereas t3e whole amount OF prinria and
inyerest has become due by reason of suyll de-
fault; and
Whereas. the amount claimed to ,.c due upon
said said mortgage, at the date Of this noticc.is the
sum OF ninety dollars and fifty wn cents
fsse59 tSWit; tssaoo principal and lsG.h2) III
Iherefore, notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue ~ OF the power Of sale contaiicd III said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aroresal.. and
IN pursuance of the statutes in sGcIl ease made
and provided. the said mortgage will he fore.
closed by sale of the mortgaged preui-es
therein described, at public auction by the
sheriff or his deputy Of Davisin county. la
kota Territory at the front door OF the court
house in the city of Mitchell and county oi
DAWSON and territory of Dakota, on tie 9Th
day of October 1888. at Q o'clock in the after.
nom OF that day. The lnortgagtd premises are
situated in the county of Dawson inthe terri
tory of Dakota, and are described us follows,
to wit: The northwest quarter of section
twenty (20) in township one hundred aid one
GOD north, of range siXty-one s6l) west OF the
9th p. m.
Dated at Sioux Falls d. t., this 24th day OF
August A. d. 1883.
f. LACEY, Assignee Of mortesrscs.
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A Prevailing MASCULINE Fad.

A prevailing masculine s'craze" is for
each man of fashion to wear q distinctive
flower. This is a notion from "across
seas" The Emperor Frederick wore con-
tilaually, in his buttonhole, 6. modest
cluster Of violets, just as his father was
always decorated with the corn flower.
A well known society man of today is
never seen without a single ivy leaf on
the lapel of his coat, and another wears,
Invariably, white rose, SO small as to be
barely noticeable. By fall it is prophe-
sled that military fashions for men will
be the rage. This is also 'fad" bor-
rowed from our foreign cousins, who are
sporting extensively what they term ''La
Kevanche" styles. The carnation, the en-
blem Of 'glory," glows in triumph on the
breast Of every patriotic Frenchman.-
Tahla Talk
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The British export trade in 1888 was
e109, 100000 less than it was in 1878, ten
years before. Tho steady decline in that
time was due to great extent TO the es-
Enlistment of protective tariff laws in
some of the leading nations on the CONT
nent. A similar decline in the ten years
from 1888 to 1898 would pracsically y de-
stroy the foreign trade of the Unite
Kingdom; hence the eagerness sof n e e
British manufacturer to have the .;nh ,..t'
clarlsets Of America-tEe best IN, M
world-opened up to him. The fnss se,o on
the continent would be more thari 1ss ,oco,a ~
pensed. dianapolis Journal.
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c1eveland,s "neformo showi

Postofice thefts to nearly 81 90 aooo -
Chicago, extending over weeks; ',ooo - soh -
berry in New York Of $4,000, by u, H. top- n,,
known thief having duplicate ! ,-eu az,
which he has probably long useda AIy, ~
postoflice theft here: widespread ALL .no
curity in the mails-thase are all .Isu, 4i,o
natural, inevitable result Of the clesIil.,e,
sweep made by President Cleveland in Il.
postal service.-Ph Philadelphie Press. 10
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shE2lEE,a sAIE
TERRITORY % DAKOTA,
COUNTY sOE DAWSON, rs % 80

". ri :
TERRITORY % DAKOTA,
COUNTY os DtYiSoN. 5ess's %
NJ rdar. Bushnell s. tiiesncrvs snra., Ffllins.
Noiice.is hereby given. that b., Write Of an
execution 10 an. directed an delivered and
nOW'in IN. hand issued out of the clerk IS OF
fee Of the Second Juiical District Cnurt Ter
sritory Of Dakota in and for tie County OF
court in favor Ot rdeF, Bushnell and Glesner
and again It Sara ! ilainS, i have lovied upon,
the following described real estate OF said de-
fendaiit to,Wit: The west half ~ OF the north
east quarter "a OF section No five (5) township
No. ono hundred ard 4 H. ee (l03) range No,
sixty tGo) IN Dawson County. Dakota Territory
and TIL. siiall. on Saturday the 29th day OF
SepteMDe "a D. 1888, ut the hour of 10 O'Clock,
( q m. .at said DAY, Il. the front door Of the Court
h0Mse,i il Mitchell. III s:l ticounfy md territory
proceed itil tlls right. title and crest
OF the above nailt Sarah Fiikiiis illaEd to the
above sser bed lirnl. ri y tusAtisfy iudr.
iient an COSTS, amounting to one huEGr, ard
ninety ii. (Sl95l dollars. together with alt
accr rling costs Of sale and interest on the same
from the 18th day of January, 1899, at the rate
Off7 per cent, per 3annWln, at public auction, to
tho highest bidder for cash s. s.
Dated Mitcheli, Dak.. August %, 1888.
-. q. o. .STANCHFIILo,
Goodykoontz& g. HelWig, = Z.
Mts8y Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS. e.,
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There WIN Be Weeping and waiting.

It is learned from commercial centersi
that the present crop Of onions promises
to be twice the size Of last autumn. Still,
this will prove Of no real benefit to the
Democratic party. As tear starter the
result of the November election will be
sutfcient:-St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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There should I:o Moro Like Him..

1t is true, as asserted by the Democratsi
that Mr. Morton has BARREL ThtE,
people found that out good many years,
ago when he tapped it SO literally for thei
relief of want and suffering in poor Old
[reland.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
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Ayers Hair Viuor,
SUM MONS
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,

TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 80
In the District Court in and for Dawson County.
Dakota Fire ana Marine Insnrancel
COmpany,a corporation duly organ
ICED and existing under and by
virtue of the laws OF the Territory Summons
of Dakota, plaintiff,
vs. il
Joseph N. Hutchinson, dufentiant
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting. To
Joseph N. Hutchinson. defendant:
You are hereby summoned II d teq.rea to
answer the complaint of the Dakot;l Fire and
will be filed in the Office OF tie ii rk of the
District Court within and for s,i,i Dawson
County, at Mitchell, Dakosa. al,st To serve !.
copy of your answer on the sub -crbers at titir
office on Main street, i'll the City uf Mitchell
DAKOTA within thirty days ~ TER the service of
hiSsuminons exclusive of lie day fservice or
tlie plaintiff will take judgement against you for
i,ifiy-s Xdollars and eighty cents tS36 SOY with
ten percent interest from this date, besides
TIL. sun oi ten doll sittnrneys fees and costs
of III 5 actioa. nlLLO y & PRESTON
Attorney, for Plaintiff.
p address. Mitchell. Dakota.
To the defrnients above, named: I!rase take
nntlc.. That til. cONnpln tin lhts action wa.
hic.i ill tile offce of The cprk OF the district
court oi Dawson count. n. f.. OIL tile ID day of
August, 1883. DILLON Il PRESTON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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lNNENArrtflN bl:s nlus i,,ize,l the suri d dur
lNYllNllUN as the 5. !i;,is tc;n,iiy. Not
....:ss it':s ~. IN. M,udrrs If in
!entise pro@lc sls :firsi ;,,,tl system, nf
work tll.i c;tl b., l.rotc,! AL user tl,. ss.,i,
try WitilJu. sep r;,tig thci,nikr,s from t,lvir
ll:,,nrs ,s' iin'''l, i;*onrgcn:e,i' the Wt,ra,
quircd Capital ...:.r!; y,.,l are ,t;;r;t d
Tree; Cut this 9u ~ '4,'tart' iis us nd -su, iii
Se ynl ri'i sn,n,t NO it,;;isN:;lpcah.! i'm.
ST. tv,ii W, nj n ~, iiis,.:,.l right ;tmav
ie tn! tli'i,g Is C.. i,f'.t Ora iiSoIlil
free. N,'lr..Ss iKuEi x 90. s.Is SIN, Muine,,
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Money to loan on city property for
long Or short time. We can give spec.
lal low rates Of interest for long time
on brick or stone business blocks.
Dawson Bros 4 Seaman.
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RI'uy Rewarded are li,o:,, w!.s read

U.iWY Et@waIded any. iiinsf' VIII, read
Nii.I1 t. ;itld t:,t..;: tlicN lsitI !liu: i.u,.-
o.ar en,ll .,.so:.i tliat vii. Iins
.;lt.t M ',i .al h.'it ii''s"e ,'''i innUlr+ liie
.,ci on, lii;.N i.:Ns. iE:de a..a re nnw making
observation-disclosures a.indi:til. III: .,;s.5;rT
any one 70 ii,;i IL. s., td i:Miir.- per Gy, WHO
t;pit;...."o not NJ. ':e,li we start suI E,c.yiAl Z
rev. No sNtc!:a,it, rr,lliiiesi; You. .u:,si, r,
can ea it Us we as any Gis.: Wi.i,e L, lis
f"r sl.i particulars, which vi, ,i:li,trte AL
,lNssss'is",t y. Co.. Enltlaln. izi,5l,a.
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DEEP ,i;ss:'ssI " na o,;s en- M IS sSs1 80.
passed pas, by c n,;'!sel,',ls q invention. Thosa
wllo;lte ! ne oi profitable Work that carsEbe
their as',.ess % .la.lett s. Co.. Portland, Maine.
and :. i"t,vc .1 rer. full Information low cither'
seS, o. w.. cant;lris L" SO ,;ers day
started free a,ital mo- ircniatti s,.i,i,. iiays.
made oyer $50 in Il single day ut this work. All
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he Can Catch Everything but Votes.
sBen, can beat yon catching fsh, !"
Remarked big Grover g.; A
.Can draw more round mo In an hcur
Than you can draw IA three.
''Of course you can,' Ben Fl. replied
"There are no flies on me- 8
-On CITY Hlizxar.., Z,

pr OF forty three wool manuf ctuers Ii
Rhode Island only four favor the Mills
bill and three Of the four are connected
with the same firm Buff News sS.
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Land Onice at Mitchell, Oak. .lly q, 1883.
Not ce is hereby si,en that tll.. tuowing
to make lnal pro,f III s,l,,! orl o sitcc.li, and
thnt said proof Will he ni;t,ie before Register
.nN ,isR Recelyer.;tt Mitchell u Il, ,ci,ttnlhcr
M.lnd; brake. oi p;,si o.. C,.anty D. T Tor
She nam, he sf.owng Witnesses ~ prove
Said land viz: y -
Andrew j ahilirg. samlsi rs. Rau.s.,ot.om,
A I. .i'lbetts, and Xvi Erown. all If Ethan,
Dakota -. ROWI.EY, Register
X. N. kR.A1Z Attorney.
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At the club.
"Jack's just finished letter to his
fSncee."
EtYes, and it was so soft you could hear
i{swish around inthe envelope. Town
Il bics.
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are not tell: but thnts had ;ssf hody
! 81 on the Meant of TransGg Gguyation seems evi-
dent from Jude Is, for not only does the
devil hs.ye to give up q soul to Chrisl, but he
also hases to have to ogiyo up the body Of a
saint from tho grave. And if the Man Child
Of Rev. xii, s, includes the risen saints Of
Israel, we can understand something of the
cause Of thewar in heaven there referred to
between tho same two parties.
s. ssThe children Of Israel wept for Moses
thirty days" If departed friends havo
g lined by thei.' departure we cannot mourn
for them. .sIf ye loved me-said Jesus on
the night Of his betray ayal-ye would have re-
joiced because goiunto the Fathers John
xiv, 2S). Ii we believe that our loved ones
are with Christ in paradise we cannot but bo
glad for them. We sorrow because Of our
loss and because Of this enemy death, which
because of sin continues its fearful work with
tie bodies Of men. But let US look up, for
death itself shall be destroyed
0. Joshua was full Of the spirit Of wis
dom" Joseph is spoken Of as one in whom
wes the Spirit Of God (Gen. Xii, 3s); when
4seveaty were appointed to assist Moses, God
took of the Spirit that was upon him and put
filed with the Spirit to eSecnte the work for
the Tabernacle (Ex. XXI, 81 & all the prophets
spa.se by the Spirit; the Spirit spake and
wrought ,lll that jesus uimself said and did:
the apostles had to wait ut Jcrust!e... u,stti!
they I'D
l.ie.s, VIC t:,....s t.ie-. ,.t..i i,,e sane
Spirit Of God we shall le htl,ssis sl unftuit
Sfnl in his service
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f. w. LITTLE,
HARRY LACY. Mortgage
Attorney for mortgage. Sioux Falls Oak
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WHITELEY'S PLACE,
AsvlslT TO THE UNIVERSAL PRO-
vIDERS OF LONDON.

One of tho Wonders of the World Of
Trade-The Famous Eon DIarc,,e of
& Paris outdone--,a Whole congeries of
Stores.
\ Whiteley's establishment is one of the
wonders of the world of trade. Compare
lively few Americans visit 1T, as it is far
away from what is known as the Aneri-