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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
There IS NO EfAN IN RICHMOND
who Invests Dollar i'm Clothing That Can Do
So Prudently or Probably Until He Inves.
tigates Our Stock and Prices.
% ~ g g = C :. = = @ =, " z s g.

Never history has the line of Oyecoa prepared show
We have approached ourselves The bottom limit
height cOmpue value WITH U50
The erviceabe garments will look well and
we'll prices this level ten twelve fifteen twenty twenty
five and thirty dollars weather literal values all the time Well
made, nicely trimmed and positively perfect garments These are in their u
lar place The yye forty oyye and ftyoI
Oyercoa and shine like of the purest They the
handsom fertile imagination Your merchant
tailor your duplicate them only greatly increased cost
No man shabby Ovcoa for we've something tina
and the prices reasonable that economy
would be an idle line before when
complete We have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
n. L..

Any person returning 10 us the largest num-
Der Of "Old Plantation" CberoOt wrappers
on January !, 1889, will receive handsome
double-case stem winding, coln-sIlyer watch.
Save your wrappers and get watch.
HALL & NICHOLS
Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Mrs. NJ Campbell is row in New YORK
purchasing Winter Millinery. and will be
prepared TO show the latest styles IN shapes
ana fancy trimmings
Due notice will he given Of opening.
MEs. NJ. CAMPBELL,
No. 4cj east Broad street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

We have just received from the laundr~
in New York an elegant line Of Dress Shirts,
our own make, Embroidered Linen. Pique
Figured and Corded. Plain SHIELD and Tlaii-
ed, in open front, opfn front and back, and
open back. Always in stock, ell size-.
CONSTABLE BROTHEEs,
Shirt-Alascrs, IIaiters, aud FurnIsners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Neuralgia.

People OF Richmond who suffer from
neuralgi, in any OF iis forms can positively
bccurcd by EliXer AntiNevralgiqHe, Ask
your drusgisi for 1. II he has not got ii &C.
cept no substitute. but order It OF Polk MI
iet & Co 900 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

TALKS ABOUT EUROPE, BY REV.
4 T. q. DASHILL. IN this SundAy-school-
room. 81 MARKS church, FRIDAY Mont, No
vombor 10Th, p. 81. subject; Brussels.
Cologne, Tho hhine. and switzerland. khlDAY
NIGHT, November 21d, s +. Al. subject: Lon
don and the Tower Illustrated With scioptlcon
views Admission . centt
no ii-Su, Tu, Th&Y8ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

TAKE YOUR DYEING AND CLEAN
a ING 10 ths RICHMOND sTRAa-DYEISG,
SECURING. AND CARPET-cLEANINQ
WORKS, the largest and besteQuipped house Of
the south, No $40 north FIFTH STREET. Rien-
mond. Va Mls. A. j. PYLE.
% Aeot3m ProprietrssA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Enttreflee

The most extensive and elegant line Of
umbrellas shown IN Richmond. We have
Glorias with English sticks that can; be
eXcelled at g for 90, 1925 for %, aad
So for 30 iLch. CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
4i9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Miss Alberta GalIa,in as Parthenis

Miss Alberta Gallatin, who appears At the
Mozart Thursday the 10Th, is The daughter OF
General Albert Gallatin jenkins. and is ma
tive OF Richmond. She hiss selected the
character Of Parthenis In which t. appear
here, and it is spoken Of as one exactly
suited to her ability IS an actress ana stage
appearance.
A company with such attractions ought 10
draw crowded houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
DELIVERED.
LLIAM r. LEE WISHES TIL

WTLLIAM r. LEE WISHES THE
w FLOUR AND GRAIN TRADE 70 examine
the showcase Of goods for TESTING GRAIN
AND FLOUR on exhibition in Gaiieso Mills
space. These goods are Just from the Cincinnati
Exposition and from tho II. j. Deal Speciality
Company. Bulgrus. OHIO Mr.. William X Lee
VIII receive all orders for the above goods
w. H. LIE.
Flour Inspector,
no ii-eod3s once Ne iO2 shockoe slip, city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Drawing Books At cents each. were
Fosters Drawing Books designs at 10 cent.
each Tor beginners and students. China
Fired, Tube Coiors. Mineral aud Na,cf
C0lors, ARTISTS Materials, &c. at Paint store.
% est Broad street, sol ). Bingswauger's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

ASGOsTURA BIrTERs Is known as the great re-
gulGtor OF the digestive organs all over the world
Have It 10 your house. Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured by Or. j. G. b. Segert &
sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Misses and Chlldren's school Shoes IN
large variety at HELLER IL CO.'S,
3l7 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
New Piuno-8IO Down ana $40 u
sgutt.

II you like TO buy fine Upright Piano for
$3.50 on above easy terms call on waiter d.
Moses * Co., 1905 Main street Opposite post
Olicel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Mems House and omee Goats.

See our elegant line OF smokiag Jacsets,
House Goats, Office Goats, aud Cardigan
Jackets. CONSTABLE BROTHERS,
4lg east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

The Franklin.street residence OF the late
James Dunlop, situated on the corner OF
Fifth and Franklin streets. will be sold on
Tuesday next. II Is an elegant house, with
large grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
A New OrgnD-s5 Doun and So "a
Month.

II you wish a fine Organ on easy terms call
at Walter d. Moses & CO.'S, 1905 Main street
Opposite post-ohice)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Staple and Novelty Dress Goods In the new
shades at reduced prices
ID. & Z. MrTTELDoBPsR,
81 Broad s.reet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Carpets. Oil-Clolhs, Druggets. Rugs, &C., have
been greatly reduced at hITTELDoBFER's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

The largest assortment Of Ladies' Kid
DongOla or Pebble Button Shoes. Prices
always the lowest az HELLER AZ co.'s,
81 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
$40 SUITS: SIS SUITS: $40 SUITS

WE start the ball at ten dol
w lars. Why! That's where
meritorious values begin with Us.
Cheaper goods CAN be found,
and they are cheaper, too, in
every sense Of the word. But
vou'll never find Saks d Co.
name knowingly on anything
bat what will admit Of rigid
examination.
TEN DOLLARS CALLS
OUT AN ABSOLUTELY
&" ALL WOOL" SUIT here.
Not "all wool" commercially
speaking, but as you understand
the term " all WOOL We frank
ly tell you just what everything
we show YOU is, and you know
what to expect. You'd better
have a good grade Of mixture at
any price than a poor grade OF
wool; but ours are Of crcCit-
able quality of WOOL, or we
would not have them. Cut and
made where honorable work Is
is the rule and not the exception.
Subjected to a rigid inspection
before being placed in stock, it is
nigh impossible for anything inn
perfect to creep in. Fashionably
cut in Sacks and Getaways, with
30 styles to select from, among
which there is not an undesirable
pattern, being all new shades
and popular combinations, YOU Il
be hard person indeed TO please
if there is nothing here that will
suit you. For business or semi
dress you can find nothing more
desirable, either in the character
OF the clothing or the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
steinway r,nnos. ste,nwny planOa !

Acknowledged leader 81 musical instru-
ments throughout the civilized world. wal
ter d. Moses y Co., sole ggcnis, 1905 Main
street Opposite post-Oilice).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
A New Pisno-SIO Down and $40 u
Month.

II you Ike to buy fine Uprlght Piano for
$3.50 On above easy terms call on Walter H..
Moses d Co., 1905 Main street Opposite pest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
A suit Against nraassreea

Mr. Wiiifsm r. Thomas, prominent TO-
bsccoDist OF Danville, through bic attorneys,
Aessrs. Staples a Muniord. on Yesterday ip-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Let us begin work at once and enlist every
Democrat in the state. so that in November
next we can east or party vote AZ the vote
OF one man; hnl thlt Iaan true-heHied,
ucyer-to. bc.suppre,ecd enthusiastic Viz
ginlan aud South.loytr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Special Inducements ia our Cloak Department
d. Il E. AIrrELDORFgR.
81 Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

u q better garment than yoa
DO for SG5. What makes it bet
ter? The texture OF the fabrics
is finer, the trimming more ela6-
crate. In many cases the goods
are from the foreign markets, but
never are they better made, more
fashionably cut or more con
scientiously inspected than are
those in the cheaper grades. We
.have made a rule that what
eyeris worth doing at all is worth
doing we'll and we carr it into
every detail Of our business.
I'm this go Grade you will find
an elegant line OF real drcssy
suits. Among them those ele-
gant Scotch Cheyicts in the
fashionable checks and Plaids,
which are SO popular this season,
and for which heretofore yol
have had TO have made to order
for not less than SIS or so.
! Now we guarantee equal salts
faction, and You save from - Ia
$50. What else in this line
. Those soft, drcssy Cashmere
Handsome, durable Worsteds
land the Diagonals which have
ragged" for the past few seasons
| There can be nothing more
Inobby if you are looking for the
,cxtrcme Of fashion, nor anything
more rich-looking if You want
lmodest and quiet effects, thar
Twill be found among the myrlaC
iof suits comprising our 81
igradc. The fact is, that at thi
iprice you find what viii wea
! best and at The same time adorI
1.-THE wcarer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
Hanndereh Ghtraa

Wear a pair OF Hellet's 50 Shoes. Lace,
Button, OF Congress.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

A New OrGau-s5 Down and SIS n
Month.
II you wish fine Organ on easy terms call
ct Walter d. Moses q Co.'s, 1905 Nam street
(opposite poSt-otiicel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

The biggest thing out Is salvation Oil.
1t Kills oil pain and costs but IS cents bot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

y - L LII i'It't "|'"' ""-. ~
4 styles nj SI2-Ho mare. No
Idemaod for tut grade. Yo~
lPrglr to Purcbosc from the SO
lc1ass II y1u jntend going higher
EHon $40. No 6olt-~oyb1sjness
Iajoa5 IL. ]Itregot enough suits
lat So to stack Il clotdtag stare,
laqdQgood big ope 1t hah Tblrc
Iare not less hdn 80 styles, al
different. IT least three times
las maayoS re ercr c0rried II one
IEme. Too much can't BE- said
an praise Of these suits. Ihey
lare ma1e up IN Cberiots, Ca@sl-
lmtrcs, UorStcla, and Djl20a4lS,
I0ac&s and Cuta1rayS. Eou can
lDich ont Il Busincas Shit or d
tDrsss Suit. II lrjU be Il decided
lH letter one for any occaaion
lHan 3cW De storm y0t clselcherl
ltor less than $50, 0adHeY really
compare tarorajly'clb the sqn'.
suits IN guilty Of materlal
Echaracl1r Of acorl', and correct
sness and elegQace Of cut and n
sDchat more IS ttere to be desired
lin any SujtY) ~ih the S2-
Iachjeroments ofhe so-calledmcr
lchant tajl0rs. We are ci0ted Il
.lHjnk IRE are endJled to otr y01
lsuch maroelouS CalueS IN Sucl
,s3nietH
IMMENSE IS tie acord TO,
1.-THE e2tem of the stock. WON
/ DERFUL, the term for tn
price. PERFECT, II hutdtu
lejaculati0n c0BccIRing the mi
lnutest deta1 IN their manyac
lt,ve. IHeyWpan out just rs u,
isay they ~iH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
JUST A WORD OR TWO, PLEASE.

EwAoU EsU o
NDER E
Herr
AR 70 OUR IL
Y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
no MORE POLICEMEN

The Board OF Police Commissioners re-
commended shat the police force Of the city
be increased hy the addition Of one man.
After some little discussion the subject was
laid on the table FOR the present, aud IL APP
Doared TO be The sense ~ the Council that
the increase shall not be made at any time
I'm the neal future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
MANCHESTER NEWS.
AFTER TorEsoyTaE EovEsBzR MEET
LEO OF TIE COUNCIL.
Street improvements and Other imForlan
Katters Considorsd-PersoneiS
and priefs

At the November meeting OF the hanehfs-
ter City Council held Frid'y night Ire
Finance Committee reported that az OF Tue
$50, 600 Of bonds issued IN account oil scnoo's
had been sold al si.O4, and that the to'''
omounl realized frJ,n The sale, including
premium aud interest TO date OF sale was
c.nf ~ 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

There has been placed in the Gallego-Mills
space showcase containing flour and
efaln-testing appliances and specialties for
the mining. flour. aud grain trade. They are
inat from the Cincinnati Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11
rNtr1nnrIZrD ElIrq.

Among the bills presented for payment
was one amounting to Sis Tor articles FUR
nishcd for the use OF the citv upon the order
OF city officer Int for which no acquisitions
were issued ~ provided hy an ordnance.
The Council ordered ne payme1t az the btl,
bnt TIE members all said that they would not
vote for The payment IN future OF nm hul
for goods guii % without rrquisiuOn, and
President Pcrdue was appointed committee
n ono 70 urrp,ro an advertisement TO be M.
serted ia Richmond snd Manchester papers
informing The merchant, with whom The city
deals that n they sell goods without requisi-
tons they 90 20 at their own risk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

Co1tcruo's Band closed its engagement
M.t nipht 30 The Exposition much 10 The re-
cr0t of the public. Na other band has been
engaged to take ITS place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

BEFORE thc Virginia Military Institute On.
cts oluc 10 I:lchw1nd they were notified
tllta detachment from The First regiment
,.ou.l uc,t them IL notified oi tne hour Of
auiW. Iury rcplod lh1t they would reach
Richmond 40 O'Clock in the morning. Al
cilo'cioct detachment OF thn First rcei'
m,rt-,artun @. GRAY EpssouX in com
m.n'-ict.h"5 thc depot. only to find that
t,e cadets HI arrived and marched out I'M
escorted tote. lz'ositi1n. This IS publish
ca to show thJt tbr absence oi 'scoit on The
cro..i.u wa, due 10 no other reason than
LIZ. NIinl MenlInnrl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-11

\ petition was read from Mr. James T..
Bradley sskirg permission 10 erect two
fran. buildings in The upper portion OF the
city. Agreed 20.
'fne attention OF the Council wac drawn TO
the tact that manv per-ons are building frame
houses in the city Without permit, a. pro-
vided by ordnance. and after some discus-
sion Mr.. Bradley was appointed committee
Of one 10 confer with Mayor Aitkis>on and
ascertain il this and other ordinances were
not Ueiug violated
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03

Senator Sherman is deccitful and treacbeS-
ous msn HeAoes not hesitate To speak the
thing that is not true Whenever il suits his in
ierests TO do -. This in6rmfty, we regret 20
say. runs 10 The family. The recent debate over
the bill 10 provide for the issue M coin ceriih-
Gates drew forth the very Interesting. bat by No
n1eaos startling, Information that the Ohie
Seoaios bal deliberately cf41mitted fraud 10
dealing 10 1873 With I've silver quesiiou- SEM
atm Beck IN . powerful array of iacts presented
in his speech nj March 18th proves thai the
dropping Of silver fF,m the coinage 10 1873 Ms
20 carefnlly and skliully enseleped 10 q bill
regulating the MINIS THAI none but the few in
tended TO be isthe secret knew It. Mr. Bl3ihe,
a. sAai uTnospsakeE 0f the HopSadeGleeed he did
not know il, and Mr.. Voorhees,, al that time a
member Of The House, declares he did not know
II. And William D. Kelley, OF Pennsylvania,
stated Afterwards IN q speech 10 the House J."
wss chairman Of the committee thai reported
the original bill, and aver. on my honor that
did not know the fact thst it proposed TO drop
the standard silver dollar, and did not learn that
It had done II for eighteen months after The pas
sage Of ihe subsiitpte> Offered by Mr. Hooper "
pie OF Ohio thai We did not know such a pro
E ssn p re II g2sn 1kasS the ns hi
made Il law, did not know that IL dropped sh e
silver dollar from the c0inage-fof. in q letter
nine months after he had signed it, he speaks
confidently Of silver taking the place of legal.
tender notes, aud becoming the standard of val
ues."-Mobae Register.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
.Oriendo Reporter

-OnsDdo Reporter: = Sosth FLORIDA
Fopndry, d this csfy. 10 ges y out cassings Tor
sevessl Of Mr. Burdon's o. DscbiBes. which
hsve been ordered by eaps lists IN Hsoduras,
vepezaels and other Soui America places.
Casting. are slso ksing mad tos Burdens sanes-
cleaning machine, WHICH Ia barn ordered by 9
firm 10 Chicago. Oar enter p'ising fSundrymeD
viii probably get the Lulk OF all this work, and
certainly deserve IT, >. PROM 8 gentleman who
wa. 70 10 see us This week. we learn that there
Was . ci,izenf meeting nj Kissimmee TUESDAY
evening, To consider the p'cject OF building
raiir,sd frssB Kisssmipee 10 hgnnymede, and
Ultimately 10 the Atlantic cOAss. Il b ;houeht
tbsa the fosr-mle irs0wsy 10 be hulk 81 the 81,
Ckud farm can be utilized in running this lne.
which may be isH buiis nsrrov gauge and alter
" ards changed 70 standard Width. A. j.
Rose, Esq. was up g yisii from kissimmee
this week. He says his brOtber, Capt K II
Rose, the general manager OF he 81. Cloud sus
gar iarnn .reamned from PSsl.A4ie3pfn. last 81 ur
day. having ordered 81, 900 worth Of additional
machinery, etc, for the big sugar mill. One OF
tbe new machines is called d {" shredder" and y
used Tor working over the cane which has beeA
ground when II Ia -taked in water and fuas
through another pair Of rollers, thus extractipf
The sugar remaining In he stalks, which IL F,A
by The ordinary methods Among other thing-
ordered 10 the material tor four mile tramway
10 be used Tor hauling cane from the feid. As
It il DOW. The expepse Of getting the cane totks
mill ID quite heavy.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
~ 80 -
The HSkhvvsy OF Nations,

The bread Ausnftc, 10 ever rmy thoroughfare Yst
blow the winds aefcely and nds the wsves evci
Ioftiy seamsa must tn, good ships tourists viii
brave hs pastaEe and compt GAL travellers and buyer
mnst visit the centres Of foe trade and manufacture
That atrocfous Insiady, sear ckness. together with
eocky pains, and much nwa une sstness h Often en-
sndused yhep Hoststtsrs 30 zach Btrefs would have
fortified the voyagsrs agsinH EN-. Sea captains. and in
ct I'll old sslts and veteran ira e sse acquainted II
the protective value Of this eimsSe preventive md
remedy and are rarely unpro, ided With It. Ehgrants
to ths far Went should Il safegaard agnst ma
aria Sesh the ed Of the B.ers for dyspepsia, cons
patton, liver complaint kidney troubles and al ailments
that impair tbs hasuonioos and vigorous action o. IN
vital powers. >ss..,1 <....,,..+, IN
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1888-05-03
D. 7. Herald, iIthl
The Vermsat Wool RIag.

- T. hsrA1, llthI
The Vermont Wool RIsE.
A large part Of the opposition To free wool has
liz origin. curiously enough, In the State Of Yer.
mont The windy hue and cry which the Wool
Grower Protective Association 10 raising are
insligsted by . combine On the slopes Of the
Green Mountains
The Herald. always on the alert for facts, rent
. special correspondent 10 Vermont to ferret out
the truth Of the rumors that had reached Ito ears
The story be recently told 10 these columns ID
extremely old and interesting That II has
caused great hutisr 10 wool circles 10 what was
" be expected, and II the Vermont syndicate
use pretty strong language .. the way 10 which
the HeyGld runs . secret 70 earth and then ex.
poses Il. why, We Gao only reply tbst we bsSe
been doing that sort Of thing in the interest Of
the people for more than nfty years, and that
big heap Of expletlves Ia sometimes the highest
prsiss.
Vermont farmers originally had . wretcbed
dss of sheep. They were poor and Thin, and
twenty per cent Of them died 10 the winter cold
and snow. NJ. WiIIIsm jarvis, censul 70 Spain
and Vsrmonssr, sent hons pute bIooded me
rho. Amer many expesiment4 the merino
strain being crossed with 6s1ony sheep, hesy
fly nsecsd progeny IVES prolucsd.. The demand
for this breed was 20 great thst rams were sent
70 sli parts ofths cousssy for the Improvement Of
stock All night.
Tpep came trust" combine" and With
heusekesy, bumbug end oppsessIon. The ring,
In 10 syssice, not oajy broke pp the traiSc 81
fafnsss who hsA shssp Of the parest blood. and
who ere row eeDpisisins a their III fortune. bat
ssss bogus rams To aocks In the South and West,
ehasysg thsssfos The psics Of DIE best stock, On.
I'll sbssp raissss everywhere grew cisgustsd.
Thai ring, which b Close communion A6sis
b rsisisg the Vermont farmers, sosecIosips The
nsngsgss 90 ssd sbsoFbing tbsis farmA II b
doing more than thst-It b scattering pamphlets
throughout wool growing districts and appear.
Ing VIII tssss h ~ syegy Cd when that fails.
viii hard money invsslet r. s lobby interest.
sSpssitag v sbs sssaisy Got 70 pst raw WOOL 90
sbs frss Hat This sppsal y ms6s In the nsAs
of patriotism sad Of that dogma Of protection
which sseosneu asd soafisbss or intaat To-
dusarsaas 49,. ss~e-st..,9"
ne bottom lsst, shsssfocs, 10 that the hottest
eppeasioa 70 nss wool ard cheaper clothing
ostelsssa with . ceublns Of Vermont capitalists
wks hare Tans TT sais y : ~ Price.
WIN ysa - down 70 hapdpan yos some
fns run ssrop p vsty lspexpsctsd add queer
oondluon a ihiaea - !, : s1ssfs, -,.ls "a