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upearthed an Old Canoe.

A discovery Of great interest has been
made in the tidal river Hamble, near Botley,
Hants. England A boat house is being
built at the point Of the junction Of the
Curdridge creek with the river, some little
distance above the spot where there is still
existing a wreck Of a Danish man-of-war.
In removing the mud to make sufficient
waterway something hard was encountered,
which, ON being carefully uncovered, proved
to be portion of al ancient canoe. l5 IS a
few feet higher up the river than the old
Roman handway or landing place, and was
evidently sunk close to the shore. It is
about twelve feet long by two and half feet
wide. beautifully carved, and in fairly good
state of preservation. Some question OF
ownership is likely to arise, as it was dlesov-
cred below high water mark. The adjacent
land teens with fragmentary specimens OF
Roman pottery, bricks, ETC.. and it is ex-
pected that the explorations will lead to fur
ther discoveries York Post.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

1Oth.-FANCY GOODS.
Just the things for Holiday Gifts,
Toilet Sets, Manicure Sets, Mir
rors, Oil Paintings, Leather Goods,
Colored Glassware, Lemonade
Sets, Vases, Wine Sets, Work
Baskets, Wall Pockets, Hanging
Lamps, Bone Dishes, Berry Sets
Individual Tea Pots, Finger
Bowls, After Dinner Coffees, Ci-
gar Stands, and a host of other
things equally as appropriate.
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An Interestinr Question.

I have noticed that there is a difference
in the bearing Of people in general in the
different seasons Of the year. There are
men who walk erectly and who hold their
heads high in the winter. Take these
same men in the summer, and there is q
very perceptible droop to their shoulders
and an inclination Of the head forward
In the winter this defect in their carriage
viii have been remedied, and they viii
walk rs straight as ever / have studied
the matter with much interest, but
whether it is due to a general loss Of
stamina from the system, by reason Of tho
heat, or whether it is a natural instinct Of
the man to protect himself, his face and
eyes, by leaning forward, I have not de-
termined 1t may be due to both causes,
OF may not be causes at all. At the least
it is an interesting question. lillian
AIcNamee in Globe-Democrat.
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A professionaI OpinIon.

Young Mother (whose baby has been
weighed by the butcher)-And how much
does the little fellow weigh, Mr.. Bull
winklel
Twenty pounds, mum.
Young Mother-Isn't he a splendid
specimen?
Butcher (dubiously)-Well. from my
pint of view, mum. he runs too much to
suet.-New York World.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

DR.. Theel, the celebrated specialist,has yet
to receive a case Of special disease, nervous
and kidney disease, or blood poison, that he
did not promptly arrest in its progress and
permanently cure. We would advise all suf-
fering to consult the doctor, personally or by
letter,as his knowledge and power Of healing
is most marvellous. Onice 5ss North Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
cons11mntion Surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR - Please inform your readers
that 1 have positive remedy for the above named
disease, By It's timely use thousands Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. l shall be
glad to send two botiies OF ny remedy FREE to
any.of your readers whU have consumptoR,if they
will send me their express and postofice address.
Respectfully,
7. A. sLoCUM. NJ. c., 1871 Pearl St., New York.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

1Gth.-- Beautiful Dolls, Tea
Sets, Wash Sets, Doll Trunks,
Saratoga Trunks, Blackboards,
Hobby Horses, Tool Chests, Mu-
sic Boxes, Drums, Toy Guns, Mag
ic Lanterns, Building BLOCKS,
Pianos, Cups and Saueers, Rock
ing Horses, Express Wagons.
Sleighs, Rockers, Tables, Desks.
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13th,-GAMES. such as Lotto,
Halma, District, Messenger Boy,
Politica, (somethlng entirely new
and novel. Law for its basis pol
itics and elections,) National
Game of Base Ball. The imita-
ton of the field game is SO perfect
that base ball in the parlor will
hereafter be the order of the day,
it is one OF of the best games for
the parlor that can be found in
the market.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

2nd.-Two thirds of all the
goods we handle, we buy Direct
from Manufacturers, and hence
are in a position to compete with
any wholesale or retail house IN
the country.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

4th.--UMBRELLAS. Para
gon Frame, newest ideas in ster-
ling silver, gold, natural stick,
buckhorn and other handles. SOC.
to $500 each.
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3rd.-Just now our store is pac-
ked to the very roof with the lar
gest assortment of Christmas nov
elites ever brought to Milford.
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Syrup Of yigs.

Is Natures own trHe laxative; 1t is the most
easily taken, and the most effective remedy
known to Cleanse the System when Bilious or
Cos'ive; to dispel Headaches, Colds, aud Feves,
10 Cure Habitual Constipation. Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the Califor-
mia Fig Syrup Company. San Francisco, Cal.-
Al 1farshali's Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
EuskIen's Arnlea saIve.

The hest salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
soics, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. letter,
Chapped Hands, ChibIains, Corns, and all Skis
eruDtons. and positively cures Piles. or 30 pay
required. Il is guaranteed TO give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cts. PEI
box. For sale bv C. W. MARSHALL. Druggist.
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AMONG THE LILIES. >

Three years ago, on this same silver stream,
We foated idly on our holiday;
Do you remember, loveg in my dream,
You In your old, impassioned, wiliful wayl
The meadows were as rich in flowers as now,
As full Of perfume was the summer air,
The holy light of love was on your brow;
My soul was fettered to the hend despair.
Then, as we glided through the lilies free,
You taught life to come, a love to bel
Three years ago I whispered might long
To float with you toward a distant land,
Making our life one melody Of song,
Feeling our heart beat, sitting hand in hand
Somehow we parted, and the night crept down,
Folding our scene in mantle Of regret
Youto your cottage went, ! to the town.
Your voice was laughter, but my eyes were wet
Night locked the fields, and shut each rosy
grove.
You taught me patience, and I whispered
loyel
Once more upon the river where we met,
Gliding once more upon its silver thread
OF stream, that parts our rapture from regret,
And strangely binds the living to the dead.
| My pray'r is answered; God has granted me,
! SO good he Is, his best created thing.
The worthless love is dying; can see
All that was beautiful but base, take wingl
Oh hold me closet and. looking in your eyes
Let me behold heavens blue Of paradsei
Clement Scaltt in Once a Week.
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11th.--Then wedid not forget the
LITTLE ONES; we have lots of
things, any one of which viii
make their little eyes fairly spar
kle with delight.
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6th.-KID GLOVES. Ladies
and Gents Kid Gloves, all quail
ties, from s1.OO to $3.50 per pair
every pair guaranteed.
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5th.- SILK MUFFLERS.
Gentlemen's silk muflers in pro
fusion of exclusive styles, from Toe
to $3.50.
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8th.-- MUFFS. In Hare,
French Seal, Monkey, &c. &C.,
from SOC. to $500.
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DORSEY HOUSE.
j. M. Gunby, Prop.

The best location, the best rooms, the best furn-
iture, the best table, and the best bar in Milford,
free hack to and from the depot for guests meets
each train. Permanent bOarders taken at special
rates. Transient rates only 50 per day. and the
same service tkat costs from 50 to s. per day in
other towns. All the prominent people of Milford
who board. live at the Dorsey House. oct iY
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

1st.-We carry Larger Stock
than any other house south OF
Wilmington.
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9th.--QUEENSWARE, Din
ner Sets, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
from $500 to $500 per set--an
unequalled line to select from.
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He Was Nrnrea.

A we'll known business man-ca1 him
Blankdash to save him notoriety-who is not
at all noted for going to church, dropped into
prayer meeting on the Hill with two friends
who were, judging from the event, still less
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7th.--HANDKERCHIEFS.
In Silk and Linen, plain and hem
stitched, open work and embroid-
cred, at marvelously low prices,
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

and Health Restorer. Cures all
kinds OF Headache within Thirty
Minutes-Try it.
The only Temperance Bitters known.
1t stimulates the Brain and quiets
the Nerves, Regulates the Bowels
and renders a perfect blood circula-
ton through the human veins, ,whicn
is sure to restore perfect health.
A beautiful book free.
Address, R. H. MCDONALD DRUG Co,
ss2 Washington St, New York
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
THE
GREET FIRE
AT
POGOmOkG City, MD.
NEARLY THE WHOLE TO WN
WHIPPED OUT.
Loss $500, 600.
Farrell & Co.'S Safes
Against The Champion.
Pocomoke City, nd.
November 26, 1883.

Messers Farrell & Co.
Gentlemen / had one of your
Champion Safes in the large four
story frame Hotel known as the
"Clark House, which was entirely
destroyed by fire on the night ofthe
22d inst, together with our entire
city. Am pleased to state it pre-
served the contents perfectly, which
consisted of moneys and valuable
papers.
! cheerfully recommend the Her
ring Patent Champion to all my
friends in want of a goog Safe.
B. c.. Pearce.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
MUSTANG E:NT

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT, R1lefrafes
Aisseles to She Very BOneI WONDERFUL TRY nj
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to castoria.
whsnsbshad Children, she gave them Ca.tOria
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
DECEMBER.

Hack leaves Smyrna about q hour before the
Boat starts Fare TO Philadelphia, as Cts.
Fare for RouId Trip, 81 25, No charge for con-
veyauce to and from Rothwell's Landing.
Freight received at Philadelphia on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
PHILA. & SMYRNA TRANSPORTATION co.
A E. JARD1NE. SEc'Y & TREASURER
Oaices.-42 S. Del. Ave, Phila.. and Smyrna, Del
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
MUSTANG LHNIENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIsIENT cures PILES.
Old soRxs. CAKED BnEAsTs-all INFLAMMATION. =
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

llKxIoAS MUSTANG LrsIMKxr conquers srAvns.
scRArcrlEs and spHA1ss IN HoRsEs and MULES.
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28
MUSTANG LINIME ENT-

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIAIENT cures all all
sats Of HoRsKs. MuIEs aud CArrEE. Rnh ins
Milford chronicle., 1888-12-28

At the great fire in Salisbury, only two years
ago our safes preserved the property OF,
The Bank OF Salisbury E. f. Jackson s. Co,
Humphreys & Tilehman. r. E. Powell & Co.
&c. &H. S. TODD. Penins nsular Hotel.
Birekhead, Laws & Carey Z. F. Fowler.
G, r. Rider Postmaster.
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NeW of n POlYyarii.f.

DETERMINED TO MARRY TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN BY
THE ZINE HIS TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OLD.
special from Atlanta, Ca, TO the Philadelphia
Press, January 10, says: The Burton bigamy case
has developed into one OF polygamy. A fifth " life
tall were married within two years. put ia her APP
pearance, when Ben Burton. who was out under
bond supplied by his fourth wife'S relatives disap-
peared from view. and Is now beng pursued by
Officers. The ladies, VINO appeared in court with
marriage certificates proving themselves 10 be
wives OF Burton, were: No. 1. Miss Lulu Robinson.
OF Easily station; No. ., Miss Elizabeth Ola CurS-
lin, OF HOlmeF, Ga: NJ. 8, Miss Lulu Hall, OF OlO
POSt-O11ce, Anderson County, :. C.; No. 4, Miss
Thomas, OF Lowery Branch, Ca: No. >, Miss Della
Wilson, OF Atlanta. Burton made narrow esc ape
from being the husband Of a sixth wife. About
i've months ago he formed the acquaintance OF a
yO'sng Indy in Fulton county. Her parents Oh
Jected 10 her marrying MIN, when Burton induced
her 10 cope with him The pair were Overtdken
and the girl WAS rescued.
Hiss Curklin, who figures as wife No. q said
Burton came 10 me late last night and begged
Inc % stop the case against him When f1nallS
refused To do 80, saying had determined TO We
other women TrOm the late TO which he had sub
Jectei Inc. he grew very angry and said, Lizzie /
have registered vow that by the time / am
twenty-five years OF age i Will marry twenty five
women You can't stop me, Tor VIII escape and
renew my tas, Of marry ing until have filed the
number. THen will look over the list and send
Tor the one Like best, and live with her the re-
main1er Of nv life'-
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1883.
AHAPPY NEW YEAR TO EVERYBODY.
man does this %Sad be the hapest peroI Of our
lie, as the receipts of the year just ended show
since we have been in business. we would that ali
men were afoat i'll the same boat.
Farewell old 'S7. farewell.
Thy 'vehtfui reign Ia through:
stranger comes thy throne to fill.
And h NE his p9 1%ssS s9ST
S1O.75. $12. 30. $l4.5O. Sl5.5O.
Wrap yourself III one OF these
Then tackles "Norther." you won't freeze:
Stand out all night aud in the morn
Laugh Dakota blizzard to scorn
$3.50; s5.25, $50. s7!5. $3.50 80. ss75. slo15.
astonishment when this line spread out before YOU
as many OF these overcoats are worth double the
amounts at which 's MES Srs 9 sGfTs
Cuttaway and Chesterfield. strictly all ool SO. as
Sack Suits, strictly all wool, 1915 upward
Prince Albert Suits. large assortment. els. SO
ZERO co BELOW, COATS AND VESTS.
Fur Beaver and Chinchilla. strictly all WOOL 81 25
upward.
Ages - to lS strictly all wool.
BoS Ss;S Sv fRSs5a&s
Ages ID to IL years. neat and nobby
oHi x1aa aEss sG1rs.
saIfbsis !; i
Ages 5 to 10 years,
ears ssl2' sa5o; S sSs7 ss25. $3.50 upward.
Sits s2sS ss sss ss !. sp sss7' $780, sa7S
While m't VY6 nv Xs'f GALS s. nH' slsn'
10 Per Cent Clothing House 10
927 and 929 9TH St NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price,
1Open Saturday until IL pm d3l
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Three Of q Family shot.
4 WEST VIRGINIA FEuD-NoTHKR, SON AND pAuGHTYR

special to the Baltimore American nom Par
kersburg, w. Va, January z, says that feud has
existed for several years between the McCoys and
Hatnelds, who live within q few miles Of each
other, In Logan County, in that state. Some years
ago quarrel took place between them, started by
the Hatnelds interfering In private matter OF the
McCoys As result OF this quarrel Jas Hatneld
the McCoys for the murder, after subjecting them
TO most inhuman treatment. This was but the
beginning OF the warfare between these two
ever since. The enmity showed itself during
the past six years In the poisoning Of horses,
wells, burning barns, and other deeds OF similar
character ION wednesday night says the party
ing OF father, mother, son and daughter, were at
home quietly sleeping, when the odor OF burning
cloth awoke the daughter. She jumped up and
Scarcely had she opened the door when she was
shot dead. Her brother, hearing the noise, ran
out, and before he had gone dozen steps he too
was shot and mortally wounded. The parents
connected with the main buildings and were not
at first awakened. When they did awake the
house was nearly all in blaze, and they barely
escaped with their lives. The mother ran out first
AS she entered the yard the PROSTATE forms OF
son and daughter-the one dead and the other
dying-met her gaze. Scarcely had she uttered
and she fell. Though not dead when
last heard FROM there no hope OF her recovery.
The father managed to escape with his life. AS ne
ran he fired in the bushes from which the last shot
ants was wounded Then he fed, fearing to re-
main even to look after his property or family. 1t
Is suspected that the old enemies OF the McCoys
were the assailants The Hattleds have rendez-
vouS in the widest part of Logan County, fortified
by nature with dense forests yawning ravines and
almost impossible roads. A band Of men are said
TO be In pursuit OF then but II Is dangerous un-
dertaking, and the capture Of the gang Is exceed
tngly doubtful.
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The Great Mississippi Duellist.

Letter to the Atlanta Constitution.
In Mondays Constitution you gave an account Of
the most noted duelist In the Gulf States. lived
nifty years in Mississippi and never heard OF McCle-
land, a duellist. Alexander X. McClung is eyi.
IDENTIFY intended, whom / knew for twenty-five
years. Meetings. first duel was In Kentucky; his
second was with young Allen; his third was with
Manifee, at Vicksburg. They were mutual friends,
and while bathing In the Mississippi river below
town, Manifee reproved McClung for Shaping a
boy Tor throwing mud upon him, whom McCl1ng
had ducked Returning 10 town, McClung chai-
lenged Manifee and they fought next morning at
sunrise. McClung was marshal OF North Missis-
sippi during Tyers administration, and made a
good oIicer abating his dlssipated habits. He Or
gained company In Columbus for the Mexican
war; and at the siege OF Monterey was the first to
scale the wall, where he stood long enough to
shoot Mexican, but which delay cost him two
fingers. He had 1mbued his command with des-
peratlon and the fort surrendered. For this he
was promoted TO colonel. He fought no duel after
the Mexican war. His duels were seven, in each
OF which he brought down his man, not wounded
out dead. he was the most desperate and dan
gerous man / ever met, and the most truly
wretched- About 1859 he wound up his career by
blowing his brains out at Jackson, Miss
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Tn IxounAslr CunxD,

HoPxnsvILLx. Ky. Feb "a. 1887.
0entiemen-seven year, ago sore deyeloped
few simple ss remsdis:. but The sors would nOs
yield. ! grew worse every year for seven yesrs.
ssGSa atns g. 9 swS
.Ssat il xsy sssss nd
course Of 8 5. 8, was strong and buoyant, and
had sson for .S,s. ID ns.i !.
health. Itis household medicine with me.
Yours IMsi sss E nMwusos
spARrANBuRe. s. G., April 9. 1887 :
Il
worse; The many physicians whom had CON.
rpi Sesan to sG ms Il.
Unframed the sore. and it became more virulent
That sSond 90
persisted in using the s. 8. s. At the end Of two
sS oS. 0
Of the medicine; but in November, ten months
after after q very slisht 6reskinFSut appeared Lat
also disappearing. have every faith in s. $. g.
and Other 1 dc all
A. K SHASDa
WINSTON. N. c.. April 12, 1887.
Gentlemen-Two or three years ago q cancer
and e ee
poor. Last September began a course of 4 s.
o., Wnlcn nave continued TO the present time
with the happiest result. The cancer has en-
tirely disappeared. there being no evidence or
symptom OF q cancerous character left Ny
general health is good now, and my appetite bet
ter than it has been in years. ] am 81 years old,
and to-day am working in the field planting
corn. Yours truly,
JONAS LIMRBAcH.
.Gentlemen-I had sore on my upper lip for
eight years. Seven different doctors attempted
in vain to heal it. One gave me q small vial for
hve dollars, which was certain cure" 1t is
needless to say it did me no good. About
two years ago became quite uneasy. as people
thought had cancer and took course Of
eighteen bottles of s. s. s. The result has been
acomplete cure. The ulcer or cancer healed
beautifully. leaving scarcely perceptible scar.
From that day have been in excellent health,
the Specific having purified my blood thorough
ly, increased my appetite and perfected my di-
g"stion. In Q word. | feel like a new woman
and, best of all the eight-year ulcer is gone en-
trely. Yours sincerely,
MRS W. +. CANNON.
Trenton, Todd Co., KY, Feb. %. 1887.
Treatise ON Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
o26-w&s1 Drawer J. Atlanta, Ga
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King Oscars Great Peril.
HOW he NARROWLY ESCAPED BEING CRUSHED n
PALACE

London Special to the N. Y. World, january.
The king OF sweden had most remarkable es-
cape from being killed few days before Christ
mas When at the palace at Stockholm 1t is his
custom after dinner to repair to a saloon adjoining
the dintng-room to smoke cigar and read papers
This he did as usual one day last week, taking his
seat on a favOrite ottoman In the middle of the
room. However, not finding the book that he
wanted, he rose and proceeded Into tine study to
fetch IT, Hardly had he left the room before he
heard a tremendous crash behind him, and hasten
ing back to see what had happened he found that
the great massive chandelier In the middle OF the
room had fallen down, completely smashing the
very ottoman occupied by MIN few seconds be-
fore. On examination the central beam In the
ceiling holding the chandelier was found to be
completely rotten. Some days previous to this
a fine large bear during the great bear hunt ar
ranged for the king and his sons the animal being
the only one shot. When killed the iufuriated
beast was making for the king, who shot 1t at a
distance OF about 20 yards.
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Married Alter Twenty Ycars.

Macon (Ga) Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
Twenty years ago Judge BrInson, OF Burke
County, then young man, was a student of the
Lebanon Law School in Tennessee. While there
he became enamored OF Miss Hearn, the daughter
OF a wealthy farmer in Franklin. He asked the
girls parents for their consent but they objected
strong MethOdists. The match was broken Off
BrinsOn returned home, entered the practice OF
law, and soon rose to the bench. He never REFER
red TO the Franklin inciient, and 1t was supposed
TO have been foi gotten. some weeks ago visitor
10 Waynesboro' mentioned The name OF tie lady In
the nearing Oh Judge Crimson, wAO then found out
that she had never married. He at once closed up
his affairs so he could take a trip, sought out the
lady, and the nuptials OF twenty years waiting
were celebrated
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One Price.
M1n.w,NrrR R,rnrcr,oxs

MrD-wrsrrn sl RFSy s2aey
Successor to PERRY X BROrHER)
POMPAD s BROCADES REDUCED FROM 81 90
PoMPADol L BROCADEs REDUCED FROM So so
BLACK BEScADED SILKS REDUCED FROM $500
BLAch BR IcADED SILKS REDUCED FROM 81 SO
BLACK BRocADED sAT1Ns REDUCED FROM
ooISRIp BkScSbED sAr1Ns REDUCED FROM
"akEATL " REDiUcED PRICES" ON FANCY VEL
VETS, SUITABLE FOR PANELS AND GARNT-
FRENCH DRESS FABRICS IN STRIPES. CHECKS
AND PLAIDS, At Sl.00; REDUCED FROM l25.
q ~ Own diSNPoRrHrioS. KEDUcEb 'ffRo&
pals sS c6 ON ssNHVf SUITS" FROM $500 TO
$1,000: THESE SUITS ARE MARKED EX-
ar I lRERn Low T0 CLOSE ,>,popr,,
SEAL PLUSH SAeQUES AND ViSITES
YELNETS. DRESS GOODS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS.
B BhAi GOODS. WHITE GOODS. LINENS AND
NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILK aAUzEs, uLu.
nv SI0NS AND BRUssEIS NETS
EVENING SILKS AfkiS AND sAr1Ns IN GREAT vAR1.
ALL The E, .NEwEsT wEAvEs" IN LYONS SILKS
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN LYONS BLACK AND
TREfoTssE AND pE ERIN Sr KID GLOVES
SEATON PERRY.
Establ,shed 184O. ja7