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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
Ms. I.IiI,nnI..~i..

Miss lillian lewis, the distinguished
actress, and her company passed through
the city yesterday afternoon On route to
llo, SPRING. where they play limited
engagement. The next stands will bc Lit.
tie Rock, Pine HUI, Helena. and finally
Memphis, in which city Miss Lewis is
booked for the Goth. 9th and 2Sth Dur
ing her coming visit hero tho new dramatic
version Of Victor Hugo's famous novel,
"DOna Sol, will lie given. The remainder
Of the repertoire will consist OF "As In a
Looking Glass, with Miss Lewis ~ Lena
Dcsparl, the charming comedy by Tom
Taylor entitled "An Unequal Match" and
'1'Arliclc a." When Miss Lewis was
herr las, she created favorable impress
sion among our hoaior gooE which has
been lasting. and II Is safe 10 predict ioI
her a hearty welcome.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Ihcatcr.

Lights and Shadows" ~ presented by
Harry Kenncdy'B dramatic company, con-
unues TO draw we'll, fact which speaks
well for the mclodrnma and tho people
who mako up the cast The incidents,
scenery aud mechanical effects arc atlrac-
tive, while the sensational scenes create
unboundcd enthusiasm among the admir-
ors OF the realistic stage business. The
tank scene has been big hit, the spark.
ling arlcsinn water making n splendid
show ~ IL pours and PUSHES from the New
York North River sewer into the trap den
OF "Mo,hcr Meg" The drama will b,
the attraction again tonight. at the ma
tincc on tomorrow, aud will Gloss the en-
gagcmcnt on tomorrow night
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1T takes Sl0o, OOOto Keep up The interest
account
zone new fire company could be added.
"Tho police force could only remain in
statu quo.
"Thc present service Of gas and electric
ity could be maintained.
'"The Board Of Health and garbage serv-
ice could be kept up little better than at
present.
"Thc hospital can he sustained on its
present liberal CD basis.
"The SD, 900 Tor water is contract, and
must be provided for.
at win be observed that the foregoing
figures show the fixed charges against the
government which must be paid 10 run the
departments specified. This estimate has
been made 10 show the iallacy Of believing
that 81 tax ON the present assessment,
which many people think an enormous as
scssmcnt, would he n sufficient tax. Very
many people have requested u showing at
81. This, IL will be observed, makes no
provision"
"You have given all the departments,
haven't you, with explanatory notes that
the funds are sufficient, 20 what's the mat
ter with the 81 levy2"
GAN the departments thnndcrl How
long have YOU been trying 20 keep up with
city allnirE This levy, II will be observed
10y you. or should have been, makes no
provision whatever for street paving, sew
ems, public schools or school buildings.
Are the people willing TO have no street
mproyemcnis-no extension OF sewers or
the abandonment OF the public schools
and school buildings2 II must be borne in
mind that our public interest account has
increased 10000 per annum overihe past,
owing 10 the bonds bearing per cent.
after January l, 1889, and tina, the settle.
mont OF the water question by the furnish
ing Of pure, clear water will cost tho Gov
eminent hereafter an annual rate Of $50.
OcO or more, and expense not heretofore
had. Facts are facts. This is q condition
and not a theory"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
HENS WOOL UNDERWEAR
About Cost
Latest aud Nobbtc.t Hats.

Martin Cohen, the Halter, under Dui-
iy's Hotel, 20 Main street, has lust re-
cciycd the latest styles In Hats. Caps and
Turbaus for gents. boys and childpn.
Mems fur CAPS Sl.OO upward. The now
style Boston S,camcrCaps for boys and girls.
Young gents Dunlap Dcrbya stcts0n's
fine Hats In soft aud stil, the best goods Ia
the world at the lowest market prices.
We defy anyone 20 sell the above goods
cheaper. ladies, please call aud examine
our line Of childrcn's Hats, Caps and Tur-
bans before purchasing elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
Onerai,r MInsirrI..

Opening ncS, Monday evening At Walk.
cr's Variety Thcalcr. sorncr Of jefferson
and Fourth streets, McCabc & Young's
star Colorcd Ministries will commence a
weeks engagement The company u
composed Of thiry-iour performers Grand
street paradcs viii be given daily.
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sotsm,,,, t,u.srIt.

SIR. Russell, who Is known 10 Memphis
thcatcr gocS as laughter provoking CO.
mclian, will commence q half week en-.
garcmcnt NJ the thcatcr next Monday
evening IN his new play. ~ Poor Rcla.
ton" The sale Of seats ior the engage.
mcnt will open n the box office tomorrow
morning. lie brings with him n good
company Of people.
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I.teiie tIs,ton.

During the latter hall OF next week Miss
Estcllc Clayton will occupy the boards Of
the Memphis 1hcaior, and will present "a
Sad Coquct' on Thursday and Saturday
nights, and "Tho Quick or the Dead on
lnlhY nIsht and Sainflay matinee.
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Tho Am,r,ea,r.,,co,u,.

NEw loEg, Nov. li-The American
Tuh Congress convened today at the st.
James Hotel with closed doou. Charles
Green, Of Kentucky, presided. None bu,
members WERE admitted. The business
under discussion, IL was stated, was the
questions Of the increase Of weights and
the licensing Of iockys. Il was also
stated that ~ there are no Eastern clubs
represented IN the association II IN believed
that certain ovcrinrcs will be made and
considered looking ~ such representation.
Among those present at the congress were
Col. Lewis CLARK. Of the Louisville Jockey
Club; fmnk n Shaw, Twin City Club; ].
T.. Brewster, Chicago Washington Park,
aud several other prominent iurimon.
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MS. ,tay'. Art scbooI.

Miss Fannie Nav can bo found In her
studio, No. 81 Madison, Wednesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays nom 10 ull Q
o'clock,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

FiRsr-oLAss table board at fransiola's
on Front street, opposite custom.housc.
Tho table IA supplied with the ohoiccs,
food tho markets afford and carefully
served. Regular meals % cents.
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ocrman Turn,crein.

Tomorrow, Saturday, evening q select
hop will DO given by the Junior Club Of
the German Tunycrcin At the hall Of
the society, corner OF second and Union
stfVCtA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

Chicago beef tcndcrloin, beef brains,
game Of all kinds, variety Of iish. pure leaf
lard and all kinds Of meat Corner Lau-
dcrdalc street aud Mississippi avenue.
Tclcphono gl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

Jusr received, OF our own importation,
y fine lot Of French clocks. Hughes 4
Haller's, 800 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

SECONDHAND bagging, suitable for hal.
ing cotton, for salc at Gabay's, on Shelby
street near halc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

I.rr r. NJ Galbrcaih. No. 10 Madison
street, rent YOUR houses and collect your
TVntA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

LAniEs' cape collan q speciality nt Mem.
phis Steam Laundry, 22i Second street.
Branch Office $50 Main.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

Mn, winsiov's soothing Syrup should aiwav, "a
Used Tor children iccthine II eoothcs the ohlid
totcns the runs allaya all palm enrrs wind c,,lla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

lNsrHr your gin.houscs in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. ~ Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

foR Gnc diamonds, go 10 Hughes 4
llallcr, $50 Main Street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
pc;icate Chi:drcn, Nur.,nx

Moihcrs, ovcrworkcd men, and for all dis.
eases where the tissues are wasting away
from the inability 60 digest ordinary food,
or from oycrwork Of the brain or body. all
such should take Scott's Emulsion Of PURE
Cod Liver OIL with hypophosphites. II used
and threatened with bronchitis. II put her
In such good health aud flesh that must
nay " u the best Emulsion I ever used. IL
T.. WApnEii, NJ. D., liughs Mills, =. q.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

representing the two best looking men in
the State, Mcssrs. 4. vi. Roach and J. g..
Mcclure, the editors and proprietors Of the
Yuzoo Herald, one OF the best and most
popular wceklcs in the State A most
remarkable part Of this exhibition
was the one added by little Ed
Lake and little j. Berry, two boys
OF Yazoo City OF twelve and thirteen years.
This consists In large number Of photo
graphs, representing scenes In aud around
Yazoo CITY, which we're executed by those
energetic aud talented boys without assist
ancc aud are iaultless In execution. These
boys deserve great credit and their pictures
add much 20 this excellent art exhibition,
which Is presided over by Mr. j. q.
Covert, who is ably and gracefully assisted
by Miss Lizzie Davis, m attractive young
lady Of Lexington, Miss.
JACKSON
has n wonderful recupemtivc power aud
everything points 10 future great prosper
| ity. Tho new fine union depot finished,
watcr-works, electric lights coming, faclo.
rics contemplated, most successful iall
under way, cotton beginning "a
como In In large quantities, every
body In good spirits; Ia buoi, the
idos OF November nugur well for the pros
pority OF jackson, aud for the whole State
rs we'll. Col. Porter, Assistant Secretary
OF State TO Mr.. H. II. Henry, the gifted
and genial editor OF that old reliable and
popular paper. the Clarion Loigr; 10 W..
l.. Hemingway, State Treasurer an 4
president OF the state Fair, to l.. 4. Chiles,
secretary Of the State Fair, and 20 other
excellent gentlemen: am under obliga-
tons ior many cOurtesies extended.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16
THE MISSISSIPPI FAIR
A SUPERB DEMONSTRATION o. THE
STATES REsouRcEa

The Agricultural Exhibit Remarkably
CroditaOlo-Tho Great Variety In tho
Displays-A Tour Around q Picture
Gallery.
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IT Is NOT THEORETICAL.
HARD, COLD FACTS CONFRONTING
TAKING DIsTRICTIANs.

A Table Showing Returns at q 90 Levy,
and What Departments Are Left Out
In the Cold-The Rate Must Be Placed
at Higher Figure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

DO YOU sulcr with catarrh9 You can be
cured u you take Hoo1's sarsaparilla, the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

VIZ have concluded to cut all our immense
stock Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-16

"What is the status Of your figuring on
the budget2' inquired an ArPEAL reporter
OF President IIadden yesterday afternoon.
Experimental, was the Tycoon's re-
ply. "But In the words OF the immortal
Grover Cleveland, 1T is n condition and
not theory that conironts us; hence
experimental figuring won't do more than
lead on TO the building OF the budget"
"Are you still figuring on s2.35 rate?'
"Not much. That line was played TO IFS
limit the other day. have Just had MIR.
Pullen make out table, with explana-
tons with % rate, which looms up as
follows
The total valuation upon which TO base
tax lCyy amounts Ia ..,...,......-.....S@OOOOVOO
Deduct for errors and delinquents."...... o,OVlVO
eSO'VpVoO
Add merchants capital tax-"""".... 2OCO,OOO
Total net value, ...""."".......s22,OOO'O
AZ per cent. levy would yield $4,000
of revenue and would have TO be appor-
toned rs follows
Interest % cents tlysOOQ
Iife Department X Ccutfu.,...u,,,,,..,..... 1l,UO
Police Department - ccnw.".."......"....." hlOV0
l.lAiAihk AAass.
Board OF Health and garbage, 10 cents.-.". ao,sO
lofpltlt laivv
Wntcf tax 10 %aVo
Tolal...u..............-.................s $4,000
ttIt tolna $40, nnO IN loon M tho interpst
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-17
WIN. T.. Brintoh's Funeral.

The funeral of VIM. p. Brinton, esq +,
took place from tho family residence, No
% South Queen street, on Monday
afternoon ct o'clock. The funeral WAS
-satikely private, none but the relatives and
immediate fiends being present, but these
constitute quite large Assem- bisge, many
relatives being present from Chester county,
PA, and from some Of the Western siatea
Tho funeral service was conducted by Rev.
Franklin Arnold, OF Chester county, who
read most effectively the full funeral SER
Woe OF the Protestant Episcopal church.
His style OF reading reminded many OF the
older ffisnds present OF that OF the late
Bishop Bowman. The service ended, the
funeral procession moved to Wood ward
Hill cemetery, where after the committsl
had been read by Rev. Arnold, the inter.
ment was made.
Following were the pall-bearers; Ex-
Mayor VIM. A. Morton, s Ii. Reynolds,
Reuben A. Bsir, John C. Hager, David G.
EshlemsD, esq, Francis SHREDDER.
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sudden Death Of Michael Flynn

This morning 3 teles ram was received In
this city stating that Michael Flynn had
died suddenly in New Bedford, Lawrence
county, Pa. Deceased was about SO years
OF age and a SOD OF the late Bernard Flynn
and Mrs. Bridget Flynn. The latter resides
es No. Al South Prince street, this city,
Michael left Lancaster about fifteen years
ago and has since been engaged upon rail-
road work at different places. Franklin
Flynn, brother of the deceased, left Ian.
caster at o'clock this afternoon for the
BODY.
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by his travelling company. opsned AT the
Howard last evening. ana the building was
packed by an enthusiastic audience. which
npplauded all the heroic speeches, denounced
I the villain. sympathixed with the persecu:ed
ana laughed immoderatc'y at the comedy
scenes. The piece 10 one of the most stirring
and exciting OF the series which Mr. Byron
has made popular, and In many respects II IL
better than any Of It's predecessors. hr. Byron
was warmy welcomed. and several times
called before tho curtain, ana was rs success.
full as ever In gaining ana holding the sym.
patty OF his auditors. Miss Kate Byron shared
tho honors with him, ana the Other members
Of TIE company found favor with the assem-
blage,u
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New York StoCkA,

Rsw YoRK. Apru II. l:3op. m,-Money closed
ut por cent Exchange steady posted
rates. o. sei IS; actual rates, - a. s5k for
60 days. ana 81 s7.&Q+ SIX for demand Gov
ernments steady currency SIS. q 2Ox bid
Is coup. t "a &ks do, o. O6k bid.
The stock market this morning opened
hGS per cent lower than yesterdays ciostng
nsures. but before the tirst call. buying move.
ment ia j. q, ack 81 T.. hich 4 Ter, N Y
4 n. 4. and Reading ~as commenced, and
continued Al Intervals throughout the morn.
log. Prices steadily hardened. and at noon
were !. TO per cent. above the lowest point.
ihe III rxet has since b On dull ana feature.
los.
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A srRlch's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.

I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Our line Of Children's Lace
Caps is open and ready to be
looked at.
Our first display Of them will
be made in few days and will
be very attractive. Look for it
Our assortment this year is
twice as large as any previous
season. Comprising upwards
Of one hundred different styles !;
all new, as we did not carry
any over from last season.
People who deal with us know
that we state nothing but facts.
We will try and give you an
| idea Of what we have.
Shirred Caps, very fine, at
I5cp much nicer at COG, and a
special bargain at 25c. We
would like you to see them;
finer styles are 81, 50, 75c. and
higher.
Embroidered Caps, those
which last year were sold for
25c. we sell for 2oc. this year.
We have a special style for 25c.,
they are as nice as our soc.
caps last year. Come and be
surprised. AT 81 and soc. we
sell an elegant Embroidered
Cap, and so on up to So apiece.
Normandie Caps. fine Swiss,
full ruche, SIC.
Normandie, with embroidered
crown, SIC.
Special styles OF our own de-
sign, at SO, 75c. and 81.
Toboggan Lace, Swiss and
Embroidered Caps.
Very handsome Embroidered
Tam O'Shanter Caps, at 81.
Baker Caps.
White Wing Caps.
Infants Lace, embroidered
and Swiss Caps, 81. 50, 75c. and
81.
Revere Embroidery Caps, in
all styles.
Infants Split Zephyr Jackets,
hand-knit, 81, 50, 75c. and 81.
fants Merino Hubbard
short and long Cloaks an i'm
mense variety at special low
prices.
500 boxes Of Tourist Ruch.
ing, 6 yards to a box, put up in
fancy colored boxes, with our
name, sold for advertisement, at
IIc. a box.
Dress Patterns Tor Ladies
and Children, at lac. apiece.
ASTRICH'S P. o. f.,
Lancaster.
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CHICAGO, Aprll ~ Cattle Receipts. o. q, head
.t.o =, % 500 20 stockers ana feeds,s, o. AZ
03O3; cows, bulls ana mixed, q 1908 W Texas
cattle, t3I&
5000 market slow bIl0c lower; mixed, Is a
o. 70 heavy % t5Va IS Light. q iO05 10
heep Receipts. G.Ooo head, shipments,
1000; market strong; natives, q 0OQO IS
weStarn, - 1919 2S; Texans. o. 1904 50
lambs, 20 C0lld 80. The Dropers' Journal speci.i
cablrpram from London quotes excessive
supp f's, very weak demand and No decline
dead weig mt,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-17

CnIcAoo, April ". 9:3O p. m.- Market opened.
Wheat. May. nc Juno, alJSc July, st..
Corn-May, b8kc; june, b5kc; July, bSt.c.
Oats-May. s3c June S2tsc July. SHsc.
sii IS.
lard-May. $40, juno. q IN Juiv, q slk
Short hibs-Nay, o. &c June, u 30 July.
G32k.
CLOSING.
whest-Apdl, slAc; May. s.; juno. s.i.c
July, SJIc
C6rn-April. 5NEc; May, s0,.o; June. tSxe
July, 5gc
Oats May. $3.50 June. 33s Ju'y, 9ac.
Pork-hp ~ sll Is; May, gli Is; June
Nt 10; JuysA 2lk.
!.arG -Aprii. " 7oi May. u 10; June
short Gibs- pril. rao, May. q ~, June
GSJi July. t73a
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John RifR, Howard Constcck, Gus
Asrilzsr and James Collins, the four
tramps who were arrested by Constable
Pickel, near SsluDga, Gn Sunday, were
sent to Jail for 10 days each by Alderman
Hershey yesteIdsy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-17

Tho rehearssls Of the grand chorus, for
sac 81. Joseph's hospital concert, TO be
gwen In May, will begin the latter part Of
the week, at Mr.. BAusman's musical psr-
Ira and will be conducted by Me-, Baus-
IN.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-17
The Band Esir.

There was large crowd at the King
street. theatre last evening. The following
zsfe lucky In the chances offered at tho
- baad fair Mary HeIz ,g held ticket
Srh Drew the toilet set Mary
Doas.., hanging lamp; Frank
- Salippers
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!, ;. s.,vst reward for Its thrift and In


dustry.
9Th. We demand and advocate firm and
CoDsistent foreign policy, and q vigorous
assertion OF our national dignity and To-
spect to our dag on land or sea especially
do we demand the assertion and Vindica :
tion OF the rights Of our citizens to an equal
participation In the fisheries In the North
Atlantic OCT IN and we view with alarm tho
aims and purposes OF European powers TO
absorb and establish protectorates over the
islands s6Jacent to the Pacific coasts and
we demand an eto opbatic reass0rtion and u
vigorous maintensnce OF tho American doc.
trine a. handed down to us by our fathers
excluding European govern ments from all
Interference with the political affairs Of tho
Western world.
oh. The American party recognizes no
North, no South, no East no West In the
United States, but one people pledged to our
liberty and Independence.
Three rousing cheers were given with q
viii st the close oi the reading OF tho plat
fosm.
There will DO two classes OF mombers,
active and conttibutive, and 1t is ex pected
the club will start with q member ship OF
125 or l5O
An enrolling committee will he appoint.
ed, which shall consist OF not less than enc
member from each ward In Lancaster city
and one from each election district In the
county where tho membership OF the club
extends.
Mr.. Goodman appointed tho following
finance committee, d $. Miller, w. II. In
man and VIM. r. Wiley. The committee
on rent OF rooms were instructed to secure
suitable club rooms In a desirable location.
Tho committee on permanent organization
was continued and will hold meeting on
Tuesday evening, April 2iih, in the psrlors
OF dotel Lancaster.
Considerable business, including the
election OF permanent officers, was de-
Jerred until the next meeting, owing to the
latsness OF the hour. The meeting WAS
very enthusiastic and 3D. ournod with three
cheers for the American party and It's
principles to meet In .. U. A. NJ. ball on
Saturday, April 2Sh.
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NEW YkRIISEMkE7S

nUR FRENCH BRANDY,
" AT ~ 90 A BOTTLE
Cannot be equalea Tor the money, We guRr.
antee It's purity.
huHRER's LIQUOR STORE,
2 centre SO uare, Lancaster
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D-BOAkDERSAT AT 2Og WEST
w orange street Good board ana home
'emfortr. koae but respectable aad reliable
'-s taken. llds
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NEW AD vxRrrsrMrr,,
--.~--~------.... 61N AD VIRrIsEMEE7s
NEXT DOOR TO COURT HOUSE
SpeciaIties in CARPETS.

Me ,., .
PIECES ch
sent he quality they worth prices 90 not repre-
just opened of y,..
fate
p~ uus good not better than VI 'ue Caf
And New Rsg Carpet large sales ~ m -
Will 0'e'y Nao which
The bargains In Tapestry
full
ful Of Shading
&C. carpet ano Curtain Work Promptly i"es, &c
china Mattnss at 2, 15 49, and 37t cents
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COALTAR CAMPHOR AND NAPTHA-
~ line ere two new products used In storing
away furs and c'oihtng. large stoos OF he
fiued Camphor and . en- uine Insect Powder, st
HUBLEr's DRU4 sTOkk.
NO s. West King Street