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St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
Little Pitchers.

The pitcher plant is a curious growth.
You will find it in damp places. The
footstalk of the leaf is folded together at
it's edges, and forms tube, while the
blade of the leaf makes what is called the
lid, and in many of those plants leans over
the opening of the tube.
Sometimes the plant is veined with pur-
pie, and has purple blossom. Sometimes
it is yellow, spotted with white, ana mas
yellow flowers. Within the mouth of this
pitcher little moth in the larva state
that is before it has Wings makes its tiny
web and feeds upon the plant.
One which grows in the tropics has
deep red pitcher, and another is dark
green spotted with red. These all contain
water, in which many insects are found.
/ have called them little pitchers but
there is one found in Florida which is two
to three feet long. Our bstt~ Oass.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
A RIDE WITH A FREELY,
THE LITTLE BOY THINKS

II were only FREELY.
How should wander, airily,
Through the green thickets with my lamp.
And DER the marshy hollows damp,
Or let my rayons keenly culver
Ger the dark and glossy river?
But since Pm not, why cannotI
Go riding with FREELY?
What sport more beautiful. or Drawer
Than through the dark with him to waver
While he should cast his tiny glare.
Upon the drOwSy midnight air
With his luminous, pale glance
Lighting up the nightly trance
Of shriveled leaves upon the ground
Of the grasses. sweet and sound,
Starting sharply up around
The bole of every big girthed tree
That lifts itself up tangledly,
Branthing into starry night.
Or we might, in veering fight,
Fash to fame the dew GA leaves
Fashioned into sabled caves,
Over birds that sleep in brJods!
Is faryland out in the woods?
All, how ceaseless'y they go,
Whisking, frsking to aau fro.
Flying off, then swiftly nearing;
Still in May circles steering;
How they frolic, flash and fit
But will they not grow tired of it?
Can they never say good night,
And never once put out their lights 2
Then | think l should not care
With the fir flies long to fare.
After all they're not so bright
ks the smallest star in sight,
Yes I'd rather be a star,
, Only. it is SO very far...
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

A lady who. though in the autumn OF
life, had not lost all dreams of its spring,
said to Jerrold, 81 cannot imagine what
makes my hair turn gray. sometimes
fancy it must be the essence Of rosemary
with which my maid has been in the habit
of brushing it. What think your" u
should be afraid, madame" said the dis
tinguished dramatist, dryly, that it is the
sesence of thyme.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

Customer fangrily)-"Look here, Half
ton; what do you mean by sending me this
coal bill second time? Why, man, paid
that bill month ago, and got q receipt
for it." Hafton consulting his books
Gum All Yes; see. Well, don't mind
that, my dear fellow. You see my son
was graduated from business college,
and this is some of his double entry book
keeping"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

Reporter-s'Mr. Depew, is there any
thing in the latest rumor about your refus-
ing to pay for the materials of your Cen
tennial speech" Chauncey-"Nofhing at
all but Towne talk.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

Napoleon gave bis soldiers, after ia
nous battle, simple medal, inscribed
with the sentence, 81 was there" and the
name of the bloody field. Money could not
buy from his veterans this little memorial
of their part in the campaign of the great
warrior When the temperance warfare
for GOOD and Home and Humanity" is over
may every reader of these words be able to
say with a victor's joy, 81 was there. p
Century, Voice.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
Room at the Top.

DR.. Primrose-.sThere is always room
at the top, my young friend
Little Johnnle-"Y Yes, sir. In your case
there is rom for hair. LIE.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

The Rector Ito Irish plasterer on ladder,
pointing to walD-"That mortar must
have been very bad" Pat with GRIM
"Faix, ye can't expict the likes O. good
Roman cimint to stick to q Protestant
church"
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19
PAPA SPEAKS

Poor little fellow! He droops his head!
Ethink he must be put to bed.
G. r. NOrtltrOp
St. Landry democrat., 1889-10-19

in the end economical.
No matter how humane the general Off
GERS and management may be, or how will
ing to put on these life and limb saving
appliances they are powerless to do so only
as the boards of directors vote to appropri-
ate the money for this special purpose.
All who are in any way familiar with the
temper of most boards of railroad directors
are aware that the great demand from them
upon the managers of their property is for
"dividends" They are very slow to listen
to anything from these managing officers
that calls for considerable present outlay
of funds These presidents and general
managers want to be reinforced when they
90 before the boards by public senti
ment" or ''thus saith the law" While
some of the roads are doing something to-
ward applying these safety devices, our
appeal is to boards of directors and mana
gers of all railroads and to the legislatures
both State and National to give this
humane subject their first consideration.
It is with the public to say whether this
shall be done or not. So common is this
killing of brakemen the public have come
to think it an inseparable part of railroad
transportation. Must these poor fellows by
the thousand yearly be sacrificed on the
altar of penuriousness of owners OF railroad
| property
1t is almost beyond belief that the pub
lie has sat still and allowed this terrible
price to be paid year after year and made
no protest The time for any excuse is
now past Time was when an engine
without a 'sdriver brake" on could be
called finished and put to work on the road
Ian almost unmanageable thing-not SC
now. Time was when freight cars without
automatic couplers and power brakes could
be called finished and be put to service
with all their death dealing appliances
not SO now.
The great humane and Christian public
when once aroused by knowledge o.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
DANGEROUS WIRES.
Fire Engineers Pass ResOlutiOns-un
derground Wires In Chicago.

Fire Engineers Pass Resolutions--Un-
der9round Wires In Chicago.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted at the late convention OF
the National Association of Fire Engineers,
held at Kansas City, Mo-:
head wires, carrying high potential
currents suitable for arc lights, electric
railroads, power, ETC., are exceedingly
dangerous, especially TO firemen when In
the discharge of their duties, therefore be It
RESOLVED. That we urge upon all legisla-
the only conceded safe method for the
transmission of such currents Is under
ground.
Resolved, That wherever any overhead
method is allowed or tolerated, that every
known precaution should be required by
suitable laws or ordinances
Resolved, That tho present method of in
sulation of overhead wires is very imper
feet, and however good apparently, deteri-
CRATES rapidly after being put up, and Is
virtually not Insulation.
ResOiped, That the various fire chiefs
throughout the United States should in no
manner jeopardixe the lives or limbs of the
members OF their departments, until they
have first assured themselves that no cur
rents are passing OH such overhead wires,
in the immediate proximity of the fire.
RESOLVED, That the most rigid inspection
OF wires entering buildings, carrying nigh
potential currents, should be had by COM
petent authority. and every precaution
taken to prevent any possible contact of
such wires with those Of telephone and fire
alarm wires, water or gas pipes.
Resolved, That we earnestly call upon
all municipal and Legislative bodies, and
urge the necessity of suitable legislation
and inspection of the present dangerous
system of overhead wires, for the purpose
OF lessening the dangers and evils thereof.
Resoived, That we, the National Associa-
ton of Fire Engineers, In convention as.
sembled, emphatically assert that the only
safe method for such currents is under
ground, and place our most unequivocal
condemnation on all overhead or sus-
pended wires, for the reason of its great
danger to life as well as to property.
Commenting on the above Professor J.
p. Barrett, of Chicago, said:
In Chicago we have some 3,l00 or 800
arc lights. Every inch of the wire con-
nected with these lamps Is underground.
The potentiality is as high as 500 volts,
and there is no difficulty in the working of
the wire underground. The only objec-
ton IL that it costs h little more TO put
them underground but there they are
SAFE
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
The spartan Virtue of FOrtitude

Must be possessed in no ordinary degree by
those who bear the pangs Of rheumatism with
out complaint. We have never heard OF such
an invividual. But why not, ere the lifelong
inartyrdom begins, extingush the germ Of tn is
atrocious malady with Hostetters Stomach
Bltters, the efficacy of which as a preventive
Of the disease, well as means of relieving IL,
Is well established and amply attested during
the last thirty five years. over professional sig
natures: 1t expurgates from the blood those
acrld principles which beget the pain and in
fammation characteristic of this complaint,
which, II should be recOllected, is always liable
to terminate life suddenly when II attacks a
vital part. The Bltters also expels the virus OF
malaria from the system, remedies dyspepsia,
kidney complaint, constipation and bilious
ness, quiets the nerves, and invigorates the
whole physical organism.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
DHILADELPHIA a READING RAILnol
READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.

On and after Monday, July J, lsU, truln'
For Heading and intcrmsdiats points, w>uo4
days, !O .. M, 1895, s:%s p. M; Sunday. - 0
Ro%r or PElsSelph,a, week days. ,:so q. M, la
For New 9sfs Via s fhiiadelphl., Ii de week 49,
.For . N New YORK T Via u u. Allentown, wecs 49,
For Allentown, week days, 7o .. M, - "
m; III sunday, pn,;:yy,,,;s no Pm 2, n. a. :. ,,o.
'GS%ry FSr fsSaSdss, sss & W. Week day. 100 !. m ,ass
f"r % s@rlsSss. i@alsSs 4" sesa = s asys 3 " Zoo a m
.S sGs r Sn;,ssSS,'' ~ sSSs;, sS ssss s a. days. rs a n
TRAINS FOR LANCASTER. ~
Leave Reading, week days, 40, il:ss :. ~
SGs rays p % fs,IaSe;yyb ss,GIaSSay ~, n' M SiS 2 ma m
II, Leave @ New @ York via rhlladelph,s, week 1avu
Leave New York Via Allentown. week -
Leave Allentown, week days. s:sa .. n, 9l
Leave Pottsville, week days. $50 q M, ~
Leave Lebanon, week days, 7.i2 a. m, ~
Leave harrisburg, week days, s96 8. M: -
leave Quarryyile, week day., On, ii.w !. ~
800, 4:53 p. m. Sunday, 7:i0 n. m. ~ 4
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
| and South street wharf, 15;:
o,S Eor Z X!isSiIS G .o Gisy ~ S week asys, snps
1850 9. m. and t:so p, m. sunday, ExprsG
and s00a M, Accommodation, 300 :. ~ e.
Returning leave Atlantic City, depot eovu1lF =
| Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues. Week loyGs5
| Express 100 and l0;ia .. M and .. m: A.
Express. and $50 p. m. AccommodaAlG11
| =. m. and t:n y. M. 80. b
Detailed time tables can be obtained ~ RI
Offices, b.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
Mothers, Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth? II
so, go At once and get q bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediatsly-depend
upon IL; there Is no mistake about II. There il
not mother OH earth who has ever used II,
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother and
relief and health To the child, operating like
magic II is perfectly safe to use In all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription Of
one OF the oldest and best female pin ysicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold everywhere,
Is cents q bottle. June25lyd&w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
Electric Bttters,

This remedy is becoming so well known and
SO popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Btters sing the same
song of praise.-A purer medicine does not ex-
ist and II Is guaranteed TO do all that is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases OF the
Liver and kidneys, VIII remove fimples boils,
pure blood.-Will drive Malaria from the sys-
lem and prevent as well AS cure all Malarial
feYers,-For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Price 5oc and sloO per I bottle at II; b. Cochran,s
D.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
Buckleu,s Aruica SaIye,

The HEST s % ~ sne wGEd % ior Sns Srn,ses T,,
Chapped Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and ali
skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by IL. b. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. 1877 and lS North Queen street,
Lancaster. Pa. 1uneN-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26

THE most obstinate cases OF catarrh are cured
by the use OF Ely's Cream Balm, the only agree
able remedy. Its not liquid or snuff, is easily
applied into the nostriis. For cold In the head
It Is magical. 1t gives relief AT once Price 70
cents. sep2jSwd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
" UMPHltEY'S

DIR. HUMPHREYS SPECIFICS are scienti-
cally and carefully prepared prescriptions used
for many years IN private practice with success
and for over thirty years used by the people.
Every single Specific is special cure for the
disease named.
These Specifics cure without drugging, purg-
Ing or reducing the system, and are In fact and
deed the SOVEREIGN REMEDIES OF THE
WORLD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26

Sold by druggists. or sent postpaid on receipt
Of price. DIR. HUMPHREYS s MANUAL (l44 pages)
richly bound In cloth and gold, mailed free.
HUMPHREYS MEDICINE Co.. l09 ulton st. N. Y
(2) SPECIFICS. Tu,Th,S saw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
Attornrps.
T UTHER s. KAUFMAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Second Floor Eshleman Law Building, No. q
North Duke street. aprSIyd6w

nESTISTRY.
IL X. ID. MCCASKEY,
NORTH QUEEN q ORANGE SIS. Southeast
Corner.l Graduate In Dentistry and Anes-
thetics of Philadelphia Dental College. APP
pointments made by mail for any week day
s a. IN. to y. m. Patients visited AT their
homes city or country. Reasonable charges.
All work warranted. LoCATIoS.-Halfwayb be-
tween T.. X. X. Station and Centre square En-.
trancs-First door ON Orange street.
sepe6mdxw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26

Bought at the recent Great Auction held In
New York, where our buyer was large pur.
chaser. The difference In price between last
years goods and this great lot we quote on
either side Of this column.
Money saved will be the result if you ruR-
CHASE YOUR BLANKErS HERE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26
- MEND!
Mems Footwear!

In competing for share of the city
and rural trade, we base our claim al
ways on exceptional value, and on this
only. Never have anything taken from
shoes that ought be In them, to the end
that we may be able to quote prices be-
low competitors, but rather strive to
have them above the average in every
point of goodness an intelligent and dis
eliminating public look for. To-day we
offer Mems Shoes--lifiercnt lines
which we can strongly recommend. In
them are feathers of superior tannage,
and the making, trimming and finish
bearing every evidence of thorough,
workmanship. And very low price IL
on them for shoes so good in every re-
spect.
Mems Ex. Quality Balls at 81.
Mems Ex. Quality Button Shoes Mt So.
Mems Ex. Quality Congress at 50.
With pretty tips or plain toes, as may
be preferred. We hear many Instances
Of these makes giving years service
solid leather throughout uppers strong
IN tough In fibre are almost intestruc-
tib.e. Heels, solid leather lifts. Shoes
to see If you're looking for good ones.
Just a word about hand-sewed Shoes,
higher In price, way up to top notch in
grade. Handsome, stylish, attractive.
Shoes for the merchant, doctor, lawyer,
or Others wanting a high grade of shoe
making at popular price. Namps
whole cut, practically seamless. Fine,
fitting splendidly and greatly admired.
For same make in Philadelphia the
price IL Is per cent. greater there the
lustre of maker or sellers name makes
the difference In cost.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-26

1.-THE only trims which run daily.
On sunday the Mall train west runs By 49,
Columbia. S7SSF'
J. 4. WOOD, General Passenger Aseno
CHAS. f. PUGH. General Manager 4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12
SLIpPERS.

. cases ladies' opera-Toe Slippers, sizes S-s,
&c. worth 60c.
I ca,es ladies' Opera-Toe Slippers, sizes 81.
t7c. worth f5c.:
/ case Genuine Kid opera-Toe Kid-Llned Slip
pers, 59c. worth 81:
10 cases Ladies' Genuine French Sid oxford
Ties. with psteut leather tip In round and
diamond shape. for 15c. worth Sl.25:
! case ladies' Kid-Lined Oxfori., with patent
leather tip. 9ic. worth $50.
I case ladies' Elegant Paient Leather Tip. Kid
Lined oxford Ties at tl.2j worth $2-hand-
seEed:
/ case Tan Oxford Tics. with patent leather tip
hand-sewod and very stylsh-for Sl.s5 worth
sL2j:
cases Haud-sewed Pa,en: Leather Backs and
Tips oxford Ties-inbhers price was 81, you
can buy them from us for sL39;
60 pair Ladies' Extra Fins Patent Leather Kid
Lined Concaved-Heel oxford Ties. S22j
worth f37J;
100 pair Children's Springfield Kid oxford Ties
for So. worth sl-do not fail to asS 20 see
these goods:
300 pair InfAuis'. Chlldren's, and Misses Slip
pers. all styles and sizcs-ihere T. not a pair
amongst them that cost less than SOC. 10
make-you can buy them from us for 2jc n
pair;
that are worth 75c. for 39c. pair;
ladies' House slippers for ljc., cost TO manutac-
1900 pair ladies' Three-Point House Slippers
that cost TO manufacture 6zl4c., closing price
Lsdes' wide. Bottom Flnt-Heel House slippers
that are worth SOC. for J0c. pair;
900 PAIR Mems Embroidered Patont-Lesther
Back Velvet Slippers for soc. worth 81
| Iufants Soft-Soe Button Shoes for iJc pair
worth 25c;
Infants Hand-sewed Button Shoes. escalloped
top. for 25c. worth i0r.;
Infants Kid Button Shoes with tip, for 39c.
sg7 pair Children's French Kid Spring Heel But
ton Shoes, sizes 5-S. for 41c worth DC.
I case Pebble Goat Springfield Button snoes Tor
isc worth 75c.;
| 172 pair Kid Worked ButtCn-Hoie Springfield
Button shoes. warranted solid, for Soc, cost
the makers soc;
| 1,700 pair genuine French Kid Spring Heel But
ton shoes, sizes GIL, for sc. worth sl.25.
TlNWARE.
3-duart Tin Buckets with top. Sc;
S-quart Tin Buckets with top, l7c.;
| iO-quart Tin Buckets with top, 20c.
| l0-quArt Dish-PAns, ilc.;
l2-qGart Dish-Pans, l7c.
Il quart Dish-Pans. 2Oc;
| is-uuart Coffee Pots c. worth i5c-:
s.0uart e-Pots. l2,. worth -0c.
Aquart Cofee-POis, l5c worth 2jc.;
5-Iuart CO1ee-Pots, lsc. worth &c..
2-quart Dairy-Pans. 4c. worth Sc.
8-quart Dairy Pans. &c. worth l1c.;
4-quart Dairy Pans, &c. worth ljc.;
S-quart Dairy-P6n-, 80. worth 2Ur;
| lO-quaIt DGiry-Psas. Zoe. worth 25r.;
| Pretty CuspsdOre,. Sc. worth l5c:
Heavy Slckel-Plated Cuspadores, l9c. worth
31Lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

A sale tremendous on English Imported Iron
stone China
MIX White Cups aud Ssucers, elegant quality
&c. Tor the pieces;
Small Ironstone China Plsies, &c. worth &C..
Medium Ironstone China Plates. 8. worth s..
Largo Ironstone China Plates. &C. worth ioc.:
Extra Largo Ironstono China Plates, &c. worth
I2c.
Large Soup Plates. Sc. worth i2Hc.
Pretty china Bono Dishes, &c. worth &C.:
Large Handsome China sugar Bowls, 25c. worth
50.:
First size China Pitchers. iOc. worth IS,
second size China Pitchers. izc worth S)c.
Third size China Pitchers, 20 worth 3D..
Fourth size China Pitchers PC. worth TO-,
Fittn size china Pitchers. t0c. worth CO..
Extra large size china Bowls ana Pitchers, tocs
es'h worth 1Sr.
First size China Dishes. 7c. worth ioc;
second size Chine Dishes, TO- worth loc
Third size China Dishes. b. worth &C.
Fourth size CHINA Dishes. s0t worth DC
Fifth size China Dishes. s5c worth toc
/ First size China Bowls ~ worth l2c.
second size China Bowls. Zoe. worth Sc
Third sizs CHINA Bowls. i3c. worth pc.
Fourth size China Bowls. lie. worth Sc.
Beautiful Antique japanese reapo's, PIC. worth
first size Farlhcnwure Teapots, i5c worth 25c
Second size Karthengaro Ieupots, Sc. worth
Third size Ear,henware Tcapots. 25c worth SOr. ;
! First .ize large yellow Earihensaro Deep
B0wls. &. worth isc.:
Second size. l0c worth l1c.
THIRD size. i5c. worth %
/ Fourth size. %. worth 4Oc
/ Fifth size, 2fc. worth 2sc.
| Pretty Moiasscs iitcherr, loo. worth -.
| Lovely Glass Butter Dishes. ec. vOitn l5c.
/ Lovely Glass sugar Bowls, ~. worm l5C.
Extra Heavy Glass Sugar Bowie, lOc. Worih.Ut
Extra Heavy Glgs, Butter Dishes. Joe worm &c,
! Largo Glass Berry Dishes. l.c worth &C.
/ Pretty Wine q nssr.. tor lgr.
Lareo bcauiifI salt 0nd Pepper Cruets, b.. worth
! 1j.-besutfu' goods;
! Large Engtayrd GOtiets. for 29c.
! Extra large l1c. Lamp shades. ;c.;
/ Largo Bottle q the best Ammonia made, sc.
Quart BOlte Of the bist Blueing. &C. ; Best Ma
! chine-Oi D.. worth iOs
/ Clarne for cleaning. s, worth i5c.
/ Channels skin, b.. apiece,
| Best suOc olsr, b.;
! Best BIZ, king made l.. box;
/ Largo BroOms. o..
3 sTi, Extra Large Brooms, re. worth $50
| Large -jc. Nhisp Brooms, o..
/ Largo Feather uu-gors. o..
Long Hair busting Brushes, &C. worth &c
! All sizes Button Moles, A.. q dozen;
! Open and Shut De-. Faus, ic.:
! Pain Fans ic. each.
i Beautiful Fancy Japaneso Fans. s. worth i0c
handsome Hand-Pain-cd oIen sud Shut Japa-
neso Fans, -. worm lic.
All Novels o. me -. edison including every
thiug that's Out for g.;
/ Robert klsmerc J9c. edition reduced 70 i5c.
/ Large Scrap-booE, &c.:
/ Large Siatos, 3. Z, AMI Jr worth double.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-12

case Of beautiful Challies in pieces from TO i2
Yards for &c. worth S@c.:
cases beautiful challies-the prettiest styles
you ever SAVIOR 6ac. worth l2Hc.;
10 pieces of elegant fns BacS satine that IL
worth l5c. a yard for only l0c.;
Beautiful Large Plaid Check Auslin worth lOc'
Yard-Wide Bleached Cotton. in romnsnts, &c a
Plain White Lawn. axe:
The best Percales msfe-lovely styles Nc,
worth 40c.
6hc. Apron Ginghsms, 4Hc;
SIC. Apron Ginghams reduced 10 bAc.
Beautiful Curtain scrm. yard wide, SIC,
worth l0c.:
Figured Satiues. &C.. worth l9Hc.;
6Ac. Check Muslin SO;
goods made. for lsc. worth DC.
Pretty Haf-Wool Cassimercs, for boys pants.
2Jc. worth 33c.
Straw Bedtcking hhc. worth SIC:
Heavy straw Bodtickng si5c worth isEc.
81 Tablo Linen. warranted irish Flax. loc. worth
&c.
Beautiful Cretonnes worth ig%c for only sl.c.;
Large White BedsprcRds l9c. worth sOc.
Large lO-4 White Quilts. with very pretty CEN
tre 1Jc. worth I'll
E1tra-largo Colored Bedspreads 6qr. worth 81
Large. heavy. White Linen Towels l2'qc worth
lbal.
DRESS ODS-TREMENDOU REDUCTION.
Double-wdth IA Dress Goods that were 1875 re-
duced 10 lie.
~ Double-wid,h Csshmsres that we're 25c. re-
duced to nc yard
~ Doublo-width Heuriettas that we're BIC. re-
duced 10 pc yard:
40-inch All-WOO Henrietta8 that were SOC. re-
duced to acc. yard
Double width Six Mohalr Dress Goods that were
SOC. reduced to i0c. yard
SOC. All-WOol BLACK Henrietias reduced to DC a
yard;
Beautiful Haf-Wool Gray and Brown Plaids that
we're l6a,c. reduced 10 IKE;
/ Double-width a All-Wool Spring Dress Flan-
nes that were s0r reduced 10 BE. yard
Beautiful styles AMI shades in Single-wldth
satin BerDers for ilkc. worth 1880;
Dark Gray Deboige that was worth l21s reduced
TO l0c. O yard
/ Pin-Check Ladies' Cloth that was l21sc. reduced
10 s.. a yard.