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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
IN THE HAREM.
A Fine Soprano Surprised . Singer Invitsf
by the Sultan.
Lnnhnn Endr0.

A Fine Soprano Surprised Singer Invited'
by the Sultan.
London Figaro.
Mssiui, the famous tsnor, who is one OF
the few living male vocalists who have
been invited by the Sultan to sing to tho
ladies of his harem, has a romantic story
to relate apropos Of his visit He had just
finished an air from "L'e Hugunots"
when, to his surprise, charming soprano
voice took up the csntabile which follows
in the score, and sang it through in such
exceptionally good style that he was
moved to make inquiries as TO the owner OF
the mysterious voice. He Uncovered that
it belopg ed to the daughter Of Tulki:h
Official Of high rank, who had been sent to
Rome to study vocal music by her father,
and who on her return to Coustantinople,
had been virtually compelled to. enter
tho imperial seraglia. She is a prisoner
in effect, and tie gilded chains seem all
the more irksome to fair captive who he's
tasted liberty and seen the void 10 the
extent implied by sojourn at the Italian
capital as a musical student.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
wILKIE COLLINS BAD FIN.
Obliged to sit and Hear Woman Belittle
His Novels.

His Novels.
A writer in the Pail HAL Gazette tells
the f. Towing amusing story about Wilkie
Collins: Mr.. Collins some years since was
. guest at a large dinner party. The M as
ter of the house presented him to the lady
whom he was to esoo:t to dinner, Saying
81 ito voce. There's deviiish good din
ner to-day; leave it to ths lady to do all
the talking" Unfortunately, in the cen
fusion reither had caught the others
name. WHEN they had arrived at the sec
ond act in the drama of dinner-the fish
ac:-'hs lady began TO talk CT novels.
"Toa man who has been hard at work
sll day writing a novel," says Mr.. Collins
this interesting subjtcs fails, especially
10 the hands of amateurs, to produce the
effe1vescent freshness that stimulates the
mind. I listened languidly. The lsdy's
method of criticism divided thu works of
my colleagues into books that she liked
and books that che hated. On my side
made such polite answers as are consist
emit with proper attention 10 ones fish, and
I reilly thought we thrse-I mean the
lady, the fish and the present wIitsr-were
getting on very well, when shs turned on
me, like person inspired by new ides,
and said: 1 hope you don't like Wilkie
Collins novelS?' The enviabls faculty
which can say the right thing on the spur
of the moment Is possessed by few PEOPLE,
and l am not o-e Of that quick-witted
minority. The nearest visible refuge
could see presented itself under the form
of prevaIicatioo. had only TO remember
that had written the novels, and the re-
ply was obvious: Il haven't read them )"
The talk then flowed into other chan
uels, ana ali seemed well. But Black
Care pIrsusd Mr.. Collins, aud fiua!ly
fixed uIou him in tbs drawing room
When we left the dining room" re-
MAJ ked the hostess, 1.-THE lady you took
Down TO dinner mentioned you to me az
pleasant intelligent sort of man. 4
didn't catch the name she said, when
your husband introduced u; who is he?'
I innocently told her who you were, and
provoked to my utter amazsment, an out.
burst of inclination. 1t seems that she
had expressed an opinion about
your books" Mr. Collins and
his tOstess laughed, but
the serious part Of it was still to come.
"a well bred man." the angry lady said,
would have ment.oaed his name" Mr..
Collins thought this was mater of opin-
ion, aud persisted in claiming fIr himself
the modest merit Of coed intentions. Hs
wished 10 save the lady embsrrassn ent, he
said; but he does not say whether he sue
Cesded in making his peace with her or
not. The curious thirg was that when
asked by the hostess why she disliked Mr..
Collins book, the reply was: LOB, how
should l kuoS?' Mr.. Collins has subse-
quently discovered that IN this respect she
formed one of a numerous class Of readers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
AMERICAS SILK WORM.
A little Animal In California Supposed to
spin Cocoons.
nD,1hn Rec

spin Cocoons.
Omaha Bee.
Professor Joseph Newman of San Fran
cisco, was guest at the Windsor yesrer-
day. The gentleman has history. For
many years he has been struggling to ts-
tsblish silk culture in Californis, and he
has the honor of being the first person to
make an American flag from silk Of Ameri-
can production. He presented such an
emblem TO the National Government on
! July IL, 1870, and his name became widely
knowa in connection Herewith. In 1854
the Il AZ was PLACED for preservation IN the
| Smithsonian Iustitution at Washington,
and may there be seen. The professor also
exhibited American silk at the Vienna ex-
pOGition in 1873 and at the centen'al IN
1876,
Prof. Newman's fame does ros rest
wholly on the fact of being pioneer silk
raiser of America. He has discovered In
Califorpis a natural silk worm. In the
fall of 1884 nephew of the professor, a
naturalist and cur.o-seeker, brought MIN
SIX native worms fDr inves tigation. Tnelr
lecies were unknown. Tie proses5Cr fed
and nurtured them, aud thsy spun a
cocoon that he recognizss as silk. For
several wears ne tried to obtain eggs for
reproSuc ion, but had diff 2ulty In Pc r
ing them. He succeeded in 1857, and
now has crop of silk cocoons secu; ed ON
wild worms. Since then he has given thu
insect and the plant upon which 1t fed
asreful investigation. he found that tine
moth laws about two hundred eggs h.
fouad in tbs food plant ;hs bark Of what
is known to the IN deal world as tie
coJcara sargada, aSpanish name meaning
"tte sacred bark" 1t is 1sed as a laxa-
tive and tonic The plant is also kooSn
as Rhamnus Californicus and wild # c
plan. 1t ha4 basn grated with gsnuioe
Mexican clffse plant AID produces coed
coffee. While exhibiting the worm at
santa Rosa, CAL, the proies ior was t)ld by
msuy farmers that there wal an abundance
o. the liant en- their ranches, ard it bad
been thought to be poisonous
Il has b, en- known to the worli to- CEN
tn les tina. there are several spsc'es OF the
Xix wo M which feed upon the atlantis
trea. the live oak and Others. The wild
coffee species, however, is rev find.
The mulberry species is the one thai has
been cultivated for commerce. China
seems to be the only country in which the
wild ccc IONS have been grown on tbs oom-
mercial scala. The reason IL this:
TIE wild moth, which emery, from
their cocoors in the spring, deposit their
eggs on the newly sprouted leaves. The
spring may set in early and late frost
coming destroys ths vitality Of the eggs
Trey are also subjecs to thu devastation Of
rain, hIi', lightning; etc.
Profess T Newman is enthusiastic in his
belief that such destructive conditions dc
not sx;ss in the climate of California, and
he thinks great industry caa be built By
well directed effort. The hills all ever
! Cslifornia are covered with the food piaot,
he says, and the worm takss care of itsel f
in the open air.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
The Boy Forgot,

: I.s. Verbosity wanted q package OF
at powder the other day.
oh. DEAR" she sighed; 81 shall have to-
d Willie after that yeast, and Re las
b bad memory! do declare, meyer
such foIgetful child in my life. He
men,s the soul out of me. Every time
md him TO the store he brings back
Ie!hing d;dn'tfend him for"
hen, rsi.irg her voice, she called:
'Willievp
'Yee, ma"
'You come here this minute; I'm In .
At hurry. want . yeast cake down to
store, and / don't want you 10 forget
at send you for. don't want baking
Ider, came as 1 hsd yesterday, but
st cake. One of them tin.fJil cakes
ilie!"
Yes, ma"
Did Jou belr what saii2"
No, MAJ
Ga, you do try my pate:ce 50. Come
this minute"
Tie boy appears.
Now, want yeast cake-how clms
mud on your coat? You've been.
ing in the dirt sg.in; I'll tell your
er when he gets home. It's not baking.
de- l want. Tora your coat collar
n. Now don't you come home with
ness, like you did the dsy before,
You were told t, &c. citrcn. Your
il buttoned wrong. Don't You forget
:"
ne boy escaped to the street, when the
:ous and p,instaking mstron called out.
} the window:
'ow don't You stop to play with those
1trar gallo boys like you did last week,
keep out Of Frnch's Rack yssd-do
he,r? It's yeast you're going for,
at, not turnips nor carrots, nor any Kind
'egetables-I got them this morning,
know. Remember. you've got o bad
-moTy, and Cont
5ut the boy was ont Of hearing.
lie brought back q can Of preferved
chs.
IL had bad me- mnrv.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
VICE IN PALACES.
ended and Gnaering Homes for Shame
| less Women.

Gudod and Gliaering Homes for Shame
less Women.
Jdp1atss L:a:r IN Philadelphia 7tH'ss.
At the end of the principal street u o
l.rye and q ,dsome building surmounted
bv a clo.k t,wer dominating the entire
colony. And when you have walked Tor
. oparter of a mile urdsr the lanterns and
beside the flowers, you find not one OF ly,
bu. q dozen such buildings, massive sIac.
turss of stone and brick, with pillared
yerandas and lofty vaultsd entrances,
through which You set . glimpse OF great
s.airwsys and columns Of polished wooo'
w:th cool green gardens extendipg tempt
;nciv bsvond. There ale no finer buildings
IN Toxic than these, and they cost hum
drsds of thou sands Of dollars. They dear
M sim or mark outside to iniicate their
nn,pose. though if you look up In Fass ng
70, will probably see Q graceful ngure OF
two in b:isht gowns strolIing upon the bal
cnnv or a pair Of black eyes will look
curiously down upon You, OF prnaPs ycS
NAV catch sight of graceful neaa WIN
monumental coiffure resting upon Eny
ann. This is tbs Yoehiwara o. you msy
sea il any day. What il It, however, II
Won can look behind the flowers ana the
lanterns and read the uawfitten DRY OF
theee silent pllacee? ,v
The word .'Yt shiwsea" mears literally
sThe Plain ef Reeds," and 80 long ego Is
the re,su of tie Shogun Iyemi'sn in 1903,
Il VIVA the favoIi.e quarter OF the city ior
The residence Of the prostitute class. At
the restoration, however, twenty years sgo
,bs authorities detern iued to suppress
bous,s of proeti ution IN tie city OF TOXIC
rr,rer and to c0pfne them to this part
Now the word "Yoshiwara" bas become
the general name for the quarter innaodseo
bv ths Jspan.ss DEM. monde in any town.
There are no fewer than slx o. tnem "
Tokio alone, bat the Shin YoeniWarA on
new one, which am describing, 10 inc
chief and most remarkable. TITS step OF
segregation was taken for several reasons.
In the frs. p ace, it scented to tue autno,r
ties that public morals w uld gain py tho
removal of t. licensed houtel or kasni-
z,shiki, fom the respectable quarters.
thea the system of regular medical loetec'
ton which they were determined to enforce
would be cas- er end more certain; the TAX
upou each member of tie demi-monde,
could be bsttsr collected; the whole sys-
ten n, which is regulated by very intricate
laws enforced thsoreticallywiih great strict
ness. would be much more under police
control, arc last but not least in weight,
such quarter would be happy hunting
ground for the secret police, as succt ssiui
swindler or hiding thief would be pretty
sure to turn up there, and any consI tracy
against law and order would be likely to
be discussed there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
SPHINX KNOTS.
Any communications for this department must
oeaddressed 70 E. Z. CHADBoUaN, LewiStown, Me-
No. I079-EDigms.

No. 1O70-EDigms.
Entered for prize.
What sends the scared brute creatures flying,
At false alarms through field and wood?
Why ruShes the young maiden crying,
From where the gentle bovines stood?
What is it frighters so the speaker,
In stammering his maiden speech?
What is 1t that N +kes dumb the preacher,
When he holds blck what ne should teach,
You ask what bughear so annoys,
That you may laugh and also pity,
Go learn OF Tim, one OF the boys,
While T ivin with shortened ditty.
Ard you will learn towards name,
That suffers much imagined terror.
That never could fight maintain
With bugbears, or with deadly error. SEA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
AN ORCHARD AT AvIGNoN.
Eocm SINGS. RrRnds.

From Sings, BTRGds.
The HIS are white, but not with snow;
They are as pals in Summer time;
For herb CT grass may never grow
Upon their slopes Of lime.
Within the circle Of the hills
A ring, AL towering in round,
An OrchS ring OF almond ills
The plot Of stony ground.
More fair than happier trees, thioS,
Grown in well-watered pasture land,
There parched and Stunted branches, PINK
Above the stones ana sand.
Owhite, suStere ideal place,
Where very few viii care TO come,
Where Spriug hath lost the waving grace
She wears for that home.
Fain would sit and watch for hours
The holy whiteneSs Of thy hills,
Their wreath Of pale aurOral flowers,
Their peace the silence Ills.
Ap'ace Of secret peace art thou,
Such peace as in an hour OF pain
One moment fills the amazed heart,
sAnd never comes again.
MARY F. ROBINSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

Of shark you'd have been dead an hour
ago. You'd bet e: quit this fort of nom
sense if you want to live tie Je out"
And as soon IS we were alone Mr.. Bow
s,r tuIn' on me with:
sd Mt expec: ms to shield yo1 again!
Your jealousy prompted you to put poi OF
into thai -four while l va, down cell "! II
this thing cc,urs again I will send you to
the gallows."
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No. 10S1,-Hidden notation,

From the twenty Sphinx Knots awarded $780,
What well known quotation from Romeo a.
Juliet is contained in the following paragraph:
"What sin have l committed" sai1 an Ameri-
can girl to her lover, when she sat on his best
hat which he had left on the sofa. He handed
her wet Gala and arose to take his leave His
hobby was botany, but not hers for she was an
American schoolgirl. II would prefer as mellow
a pear as you can give me- LConidaS," she said,
Ito this wee thing you call flower"
J. ri. FEZASDIE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
On Art Business.
NtV York Sun.

Young Artist 10 clerS)-I desire to see
Mr.. Wabash on an import mt mat er con-
nected with the coming exhibition CT paint
,pgs. understand ne is chairman Of the
art committee.
Clerk-Yes, sir. Just at present he is
up in the slsuRhtering department; he will
return shortly, OF you can 90 up stairs and
see him there. Our hog recei = today
we,e very large.
Young ArIst (fsintly)-I think Il wait
here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No. 1884 -Root-lets,

There eleven words having one common root
with their definitions italicized, will cause you
10 dito'o Q that she did not do ~ wrong in giving
CD to her authority, and grant (5) the event OF
things Let me not n OL ct 0) TO pass Orer ca the
cause, lest he should be less willing 10 fOrgrs (s
He would ease (9) his visits fJr a time, never
allowing any light on the matter to reach her
bewildared braiu, whereat she began to send
forth OO) sparkling trade ca culated 10 Hb.rdte
QD the spark ERMISAS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Suspicious.
TsrrE Hnnts ErprfSs.

Mrs. Bachbeit-I's just awful, I think,
the way thst Mrs. Golding lets young
Hardup dang'e around after her day in aud
day out But it's TO bs expected, l sup
20 e, when an old fool like Goldipg mar
ries q giddy young girl.
Mrs. Po!y Gist-You oughn't to talk
that way abo1t her. She's awGully coed
TO the old fellow they say.
Mrs. Baehbsii-Yes? Almost TOO good
ID be true,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Knew That Sponge Was Necessary.

Wife Gust commenced .housekeepiug)-
Algy, will you get small sponge at the
drug stcre before you come home to night?
Algy-Csrtainly, ducky.
Wife-Aud, Algy, ask the cle.k how
much of it he mixes with dough for three
losves of bread.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Thought He Could Stand 1t.

"You would be sorry to lose your sister,
wouldn't you, Jiumy?" asked the visitor
suggestively to tbs little boy who wss en-
Pertaining him in tkedrswing-rcom
Nope" replied Johnny, 81 guess l
could stand it, Mr. HsukinsoD. Nav says
I've got to wear short pants till after
Irene's married.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No. 1OS2-CharRde.

There stands a man of whom you've heard
Behind him is an insect small;
But strange to say, without a word,
The two together fall,
And then another sight is shown
More durable than the other.
1t is the precious diamond stone
The mingled two together:
o.! who could think that living things
So soon could petrify?
But so ii is: and Nature brings
Open wonders to the eye.
ARTIBUs LAURENTIUs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No 1888 -Anagram.

The widow Jones had little such
True courage as all need;
The grocer Nick had qIite too much
OF seltiShnesS and greed
a "greatful." timed" dame was She,
And yet she dealt with Nick,
Although she should have known that he
Would shrink from no mean trick,
For over charges il his trade
He never felt remOrse,
And in the purchase she made
mick CHEATED HER" Of course.
NELsONIAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No. Observation-Disclosures.

A sea outlaw if you will behead,
Euraged, incensed you'll find instead.
Behead again, and now behold!
You see word which means TO Scold.
Behead once mora, if you're disposed,
The goddess Of revengs is disclosed
DANDY JIM.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
A Sure Sign.

I0e Iutu.
Pulsifer-YcuDg w lsias is very stten-
five to your daUgh or, isn't Re HnnSerford?
HungeIfood-Yes, calls three evenings a
week.
Pulsifer-Are tn engaged?
Hungerford-No, but they will be soon;
my gas bills are getting smaller every
month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

Mars in nndiysrted eyes
Proof If unforgotten skies
Here on earth.
TX.
Quenched as embers
Quenched with flakes OF rain or Enov
III the last faiTt fams burns low,
All thos lustrOus memories lie
Dead with bsbyhood gone by;
Yet In her they dare not die;
Others, fair as heaven Is yet,
Now they share not heaven, forget:
She remembers
ALGEgSog CHARLES swIyBrRgE.
The Pine, PttRey Hill, s. W.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
Cstarrh Cused.

A clergyman, after yeas of suffering
from thar llaths,ms disease, Ca'arrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found recipe which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending q stlf-ad-
dressed stamped envelope to Prof ]. A.
Lawrence, 68 Warren st., New York City,
viii receive the recipe free Of charge.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04
No. 1os5.-what Is NV Name?

Come, guess my name, ask you all
I'm sometimes large, and some times small.
Thee inches now is all my size;
Again, to many feet rise.
Satl-mskers use me, and though il seems queer,
I'm part of the homes of fullgrown deer;
With an anchor far down in the ocean 20,
Yet triumph and vic'ory often show.
And every person in tle land
Holds me ways in his hand. MEMO.
~
No. 10S6.-Triple Letter Euiema,
You may plod it, you will this extensive world
through
And know that you never will find
A more active" object, when racing for TWO
Than an ennlouS young poser's mind.
"Young princes" you've known who would
barter their souls
For places on great kingdoms thrones:
But the z'al which puzzler exhibits in"
wHoLEs
Isseliom surpassed each one owns
Three hearty" good cheers for one who gave
rise
To the THREE, for tho ONE TWO, 50 rare,
And three more loud cheers for the winner Of
prize
Here offered f.r workmanship fair!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-11-04

Sums-Large square: 405
AZ, 1S2. 49,
1069-Pesce, piece,
1Q70-Br.n liant
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Readers Rare Rewards,

Readers Rare Rewards.
The time of the pIzzle-making competition is
rapidly passing, and favors should be sent In as
esrly as practicable. The prizes are seven in
number-one OF them being ten dol,ars-and
will be warded for the best seven lots of three
original Sphinx Knots received before the close
of the year.
-
Answers
1O6S-The Southern Cross.
1O6i-Bison, horse, llama tiger, taper, ma.
cav. pew!t heron, eagle robin.
Ie65- c
COD
CONES
CANTLES
0NTRIVES
C0NTR YERTS
DELIVERED
SEW ERER
sERER
STD
1O66-Molecular action.
l067-Sacrament sack -ray-men-:ce,
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FOR LITTERATEURS.
BIG HIT OF BILL NYE'S BACKGAMMON"
BOARD HISTORY OF THE WAR.
The Irsstnabls Value Of His Experience Freely
Given 10 Young Woman Who Threat
ems 10 Write Book.

Tn. fol owing Letter, 1rittsn in ner-
vous, c:spp:d hand, on an empty stomach,
with red ink, was received soms months
sgo, but politics aud other matters Of eat
er importance, yielding more money than
literature, have crowded out an earlier re-
ply. lido not use the full name, which is
that of young woman, ! judge. Atlsast,
te- first name is Jennie, and, as nearly as
one may be able to approximate ones age
by simply knowing on7's name, 1 wouid
say that SIZE was 20 doubt sixteen years ct
age O, the frs. day of last April.
HUMBOLDT MINI Aug II 1888
DEAR SIR: VIII you please te ma VIII 1t
woUli be the price for good sised book
not TO large ngr not very small now this
is Just one that have commenced to write
mys Elf and think it is seipg to De very
good oae Please 10 tell me where could
get it printed and also all you know about
it az 1 very proud of this one please b. 80
kind as to not mention this in closed find
stamp for a mans xer Please to cb!iedGe me
am Yours truely. Pleas TO address it to
me at st Vincent in care of Mr. Tho's
Brown as an here now Yours Should |
write il on both tes of the paper 1t being
20 you can tear it out and turn 1t over T.
s. The name of il i,
The Folly of Blackeyed Nell =
The Second Daughter
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

Some years ago house painted white,
with green Blinds, was considered all
that n house needed, aud the owner
who asked for more ;haa thEt vas con
sidered eccentric, That dag hRa IA,aed
the people are hs'tsr educated In the
arts, and the painter who recognizes
this 10 the pRirt5r Of the day. Mr..
George P. Luckmsn, hosA chop lie In
the basement OF 233 Market street,
shows By the work which lie Ia daily
doing for some Of cur bes. citiz ns md
property owners, thst he is fully alive
TO the requirements Of this advanced
period His materials ore Of the pures
quality and skilliully sIplied. Wefte
sure that any one wanting goO1 pEint
Ing ct reasonable prices GCn,d do wei
10 Goe him before Swing &C tracts.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-10

On or about March goth will remove
to No oil Market street; prior to the
change will sell my elegant and COM
plete line of wall papers and window
shades at a great reduction will make
and hang the best ielt standings on the
best spring fixtures TO your windows for
As cents; the best Holland shadings on
best spring fixtures ior 80 cents; the best
Opaque shadings on best spring fixtures
for so cents; the best Scotch Hollands
and hand made shadings on best spring
fixtures for IS cents. Call and examine
the line ofnew patterns in wall hsngings,
They are nearly all New York aud i'm.
ported goods of extra good stock and
colorings Best workmen are employed
in both departments so you may be SURF
OF good job as satiiaction is guaranteed
ia every respect. GEO. W. GooDLEY
All Market street