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GLASSW ARE.

Nice Table Tumblers, kinds, worth So, &C.
Goblets Sc. at &c., &c. at sc &C. at Sc, i0c at &C..
Iec. at &c.:
All OF our popular 81 Table Tumolers. &C.;
~ patterns OF Salt aud Pepper-Cruits, worth
i0c.. &C.;
variety OF wine-clssscs worth i0c., &C.
Butter-D Dishes aud Covers, SC. worth l0c., &c.
worth l5c.. isc. worth PC =;
Cream Pitchers, So. worth i0c;
Sugar Dishes. &c. worth l5c.
Der-Drop wstsr-set with metal tray. &c.
worth 55c.
Diamond Water-set glass waiter, 4sc worth
75c.
opaloscen; water-sets. colors. SO. worth 81;
Berry Sets. consisting o. large Dsrry-oowl and
6saucers, at s9c. worth Soc, 39c. worth i5c.,
400. worth 81:
Water Pitchers, lie worth 25c.. 49, worth s5c..
2sc. worth Soc, SOC. worth 15c., 49c. worth 81 !;
Russia Diamond Fruit-Bouls. high stand. &c.
worth 50c, 39c. worth Zoe. i9c. worth 81;
Measses Pitchers, lie, a bargain AZ 2jc.:
All CT our 75c. Salad and Berry Dishes. nli new
patterns. go.
Fruit saucers. % different kinds. worth from 81
10 $3.50 per dozen. all 20 go a. &C.:
IL Ia not quite tho time 60 talk Lamps, but We
picked up these bargains and propose for you to
have the benefit:
Nickel-Plated or Brass Isrge-Size Student
Lsmps-we guarantee every one-f2i9;
Richly Decorated Paror-Lamps-the new soft or
satin finish. with patent bnrner-fuily worth
s3atfL49:
Han lsome Perlor- lamps - hand decorated.
stands IS inches-worth $40 at tLls
Piano LamD7-quite an assortmont-ranging
from Sag9 10 $50;
Best Enelisn Gold-Band cups and ssucers at
l2c. pair worth u cena.
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TINW ARR.

Rstinnsd Sauce Pans-i pint SC. (; quart. &c. I; .
quarts, ST.. 4; 3 quarts. ioc.; quarts, isc.
Dish Pans. retinnod--s quarts, a.: 10 quarts,
goc.; Il quarts. 2lc.: q quarts. 3oc.
Pieced pish-Pans-i0 quarts, i0a.; i2quarts H.;
u-quart Dlsh-Pans, lie.
Baking Pans--I quar-. Be-: 2 quarts. -. 3
quarts, &C. quarts. Sc: s quarts. g.:
quarts. &c. 4; i0duarts, o.: - quarts, Toe.
Tin Toilet sets, pieces, 500. This i the ,ams
set that has been So extensively adscrsssei
atsl.22
2 Cross Tin Sets. Handsomely decorated and
guaranteed. from 81 to $40.
Embossed Nickel waiters-Round. 3 :. sad o.;
oval. and Ice.
Tea Steepers, with covers, Sc:
Embossed Floar-Dredge.. Sc
Embossed Dust-Pans. &c.;
Embossed Water Dippers-Pints 81: ausr's "a.
Parlor Hanging Lamps worth s. a, Ma
II all lamp, colored globe, worth ~ 80 Al si.67.
Haven't you been thinking about buying large
pair OF Gne Vases Tor your parlor, library. bed
or dlnins-room, but have been deferred on 49,
count OF price. II you havo. now Is your caancs.
Our buyer picked up % pair Of large vases al a
price that makes our other vases hide their heads
In SHAME.
Vases that We sold at 81. 90. IS ard $40 per
pair We can now sell at So s2.50, 50, AMI g. They
can't last long 50 you had better come early.
OUR NEW PERFECTION REFRIGERATION.
T'bi. IL our fourth season. and We have aideG
a great many Improvements. and 3, - nov all
the name can y-"per.cction."
We have thirty different styles. AMI hsrr~p
= little early We Will mako some reduction.
This II the refrigerator that took tho nrst prs-
mum ct the late Virginia Exposition. FAKE a
peep a. them.
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Hamo Thonycroit, one OF the best
of English sculptors, whose work YVES
the subject of a paper in the Century
some time ago. is popularizing his own
statues by making statuettes and bas-
reliefs after them which can go into
many homes too modest for re-
plicas of natural size. He has
made a bas-relef plaque of his
Artemis walking with n greyhound in
leash and reaching back behind her head
to pluck an arrow from the culver. The
bow. which is held behind the figure il
the same hand that restraints the half
crouching dog, forms curving-line run
ming obliquely across the medallion
The Portfolio has photograyure OF this
pleasing work Of art.
The american Arcbitoct expresses
editorially robust belief in the capacity
of Americans for art, but criticises the
lack of proper methods to bring out
their power. There is plenty OF evil
dence that wo possess already In this
country beaven-born geniuses cspa-
bic Of opening onr eyes almost
to @ new life, if we would only
give them an opportunity, but We
never seem to find them. and we are
never likely to find them until it occurs
to some one that there may be ques-
ton about the correctness OF the ordi-
nary theory that any one who can read
and write is capable of Judging OF works
of art, and that the more thick-skinned
and loud-yoiced man is the more likely
he is to be a great sculptor.
A bronze bust of Victor Hugo, cast
by N. Rodin from the model he made in
1883, shortly before the poets death,
had curious adventure. 1t was bought
By collector in Besancon. who failed
a little while afterwsrd; his treasures
were put up for sale in Lyons.
AS nobody in that city appears to
have recognized whom the bust repre-
sented. the dealer who sold it was able
to buy it in for 50f. Robin made
two busts in bronze by the wax proc ess.
The copy he kept has been reproduced
in marble as we'll as bronze. Robins
cage OF Brass a statue, has been
placed in the gardens of the Luxembourg
Palace. Rodin is a sculptor Of very great
individuality. whose works recall the I'M
finished statues by Michael Angelo pre-
served at Florence. He is in sculpture,
after a certain fashion. pendant to the
ImpressioniSts in paint.
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At the Club: 81 say, Judge Paunch-
packer. your appetite seems to have
improved since your election. You have
been attending some banquet or other
every evening, haven't you ?"
II have, General, and my indulgence
in this particular only proves that have
q proper conception of my duties"
"ln what way, Judge ?"
"Why. | was elected to ELL vacancy,
wasn't ~"
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CHAMBER SETS.

In these we have discarded all Of the English
printed trashy sets that have been offered az
great bsrgains, as we consider them high at any
price. We handle only the beet mako OF Ameri-
can. and being the only carload buyers OF these
goods In the south We can discount them all.
Handsome Prints three colors, worth 81 At s2.72
Flower Decorations and Gold worth IS 1T N.7s;
same rs above, with ColOred Necz, worth $3.50 At
1913;
Handsome Decoration with Stop Jar. perfect
beauty, In assorted colors, cheap at SIS, at
sQa9.
We show 800 different kinda
Real China Berry sets. - PIECES, square shape,
cheap at Sour price fl9S:
Real China Ice-Cream Sots. - pieces, handsome
~ decorated. regular 81 set. s34g;
Real China Decorated Tea Cups and Saucers,
new shape very handsome, per pair 49,;
Real White China Tea Cups and saucers, cold
everywhere six pair for a 81. az 69c..
Real ChinE Dinner-Pi a,es, worth nc 81 81:
Real China Breakfast Plates, worth 15c. NJ ST.;
Real China Square Cuspadores, 800. worth 75c.;
Large Mal0llcs Cuspadores, 25c. worth Soc,
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Corporal" Tanner. OF Rev York.
Couamtssi0ner of Pensions.

James Tanner, Of Brooklyn, the new
Commissioner Of Pensions, was born at
Cobbleskll, Schoharie county, n. Y, in
1s43. When boy he worked on his
fathers farm and attended the district
school. At the age OF seventeen he was
selected rs village school-teacher. One
wear later he enlisted az a private and
went 10 the front. He participated with
McClellau's Army OF the Potomac on the
Peninsula, and was made corporal. In
the summer OF 1862, while engaged in
covering pope's retreat, August 3Oth at
the second battle OF Bull Run, a
shell bursting over him lacerated both
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

DUsTERs.-DsIsy 15c.. i0-inch Turkey 100,
l2-inch Turkey 29c., l4-inch Turkey 39c.,
i6-inch Turkey 4ac.
BUCkETd-2-Hoop Brass Bound Cedar Buckets
49,, 5-HooD Brass-Bound Cedar Buckets &c,
3-Hoop Red Cedar Buckets 3gc.
Have you seen the best thing in Buckets ever
made? We have II and IL is n Richmond product
made by the Cedar Works at Rockets. A leIi-
bic hoop-one that will expand aud contract,
and guaranteed never 10 come OF. Sec them.
White Cedar, 90. Red Cedar, 49,.
Boxuood Salad Spoon aud Fork. Sc. worth CSC.
Carved Bread Knives. Sc. worth &c.
Plated Wire Tea-Straners 1c.
Handled Wire Strainers. 3 aud sc.
Hand Carved Bread Platters. . worth SOC.
Putt Pomade, best thing for cleaning brass, 60. ;
Putt Pulou, best thing for cleaning silver, &c.
Kaiser William Backing. the best In the world,
used exclusively by the German army, DC.
size &C.. 10c. size &C., l5c size &C..
l0c- Market Baskets &C., l5c. at &c.
Henniss's Potato-M asher and Fruit-Press. II
yon know what this Ia you also know that the
price Ia SOC. we shall sell a. 2lc. II you don't
know what II Is come aud see IT, and we know
you viii buy one.
The IDEAL Lemon-Squeezer or Bitter Extractor.
This IS tho best thing Of the kind ever produced.
more Juice out OF lemon than with any other
contriVance. The manufacturers price Is 25c.-
ours ibc.
= Hole Russia Iron Muf1n-Pans worth 25c. at &c.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING KEPT IN LIZ
CLIMATE CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING
STORE WE KNOW OUR BUSINESS THO
ROUGHLY AND GUARANTEE EVERY AR
TICLg TO BE As REPRES ENTED. RRMEM-
Der, WE DO NOT SELL TRASH.
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DINNER SETS.

II you have ever had an idea Of buying set
and have been deferred on account OF prices no"
Is your opportunity. -
Best English Granite. handsome decorations. 100
pieces, q full Dinner. Tea, or Breakfast Set,
9l49S; 49,
Fine Porcelain. elegantly decorated with gilt
lines, i19 pieces. square shape Sl@sS;
Real China-a variety Of sprays with gold lines,
100 pieces-tho bargain. Sl99S;
Real China, 100 pisces our specially, 30 -
Real China. handsomely decorated with gold, Jag
pieces, very large set. sS99S;
Hayiland China, all new spring shapes and de-
corations. 100 pieces. cheap az $40 s3i.2
Stone-China Tea-Sets, a pieces, variety OF de-
coratlous. including gold band. IS;
Fine English res-Set. Porcelain, square shape,
handsome spray decorations with gold. tAgS ;
Real China Tea-Sets, all new shapes aud decora-
tons. So pieces, worth $40, $40;
Hayisnd's China Tea-Sets, spring shapes and
decorations, 90 pieces, cheap at SIS, $l0.9S
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VIrEtDie's cead.


Proud mother OF n race that reared
The brave and good Of Oura-
10 ! on thy bleeding bosom lilo
Thy pale AMI persisted flowers
Where or upcn her own bright soil
Hosts meet their blood 10 she'd
Who're brigttes; cleans the yictor'S sword
There lie Virginia. dead.
Aud where upon the crimsoned field
The cannon loudest roars
And horO blood for liberty
4 streaming torrent pours-
Where fercesi glow the battles rage
And southern banners spread
Where mnious crouch and vasSals kneel-
There lie Yirginias dead.
Where brlgh; Poiomac's classic wave
Rolls softly % the sea;
And shenandoah's sweet valley smiles
In her captivity;
Where Mississippi sullsn rolls
His fOa ming torrent bed,
And Teunessee's smooth rippies break,
There sleep Nirginias dead.
And where mid dreary mountain heights
The Frost King sternly sRte
A. G3.Dett choered his iegions on
And nCbly met bis fate.
Where Johnson Lee, aud BeAureg ard
Their gallant armies led
Through winters SHOWS and troplc suns
There sleep Nirginias dead.
And where through Georgias fowery meads
The proud Savannah flows,
As oft DER Cardinals brow
Atlanucs pure breeze blows;
Where fiOrids5 sweet trOpic flowers,
Their coWy fragrance shed.
And night winds sigh through orange groves
There sleep Sirginia's dead.
Where Louslana's eagle eye
Fr0Wns darkly on her chains,
And proud New Orleans noble street
The despors heel prOfanes
Where virtue shrinks In dread dismay
Ard beauty bOEs her head,
While courage pIrns tho Oppressor's yoke
There lie Yirginlas dead.
Meath AlRbGma's sunny skies,
On Tc12sis burning shore;
Where blooming prairies brightly sweep
Alssour's boeOm DER;
Where bold Ksntu ky's hon heart
Leaps 70 her Morgan tread.
Aud iyranis quail al lreedoms cry,
There sleep Virginias dead.
And where the oceans trackless waves,
Ger pallid corr ses sweep;
As mid the csnnOn's thunder peal,
Deep calloth unto deep;
Wherever hOnOrs sword 10 drawn.
And justice rears her head
Where heroes fall and martyrs bleed,
There rest Yirginias dead.
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Novel Insure nee.

"Tell you what it is, Dudley if
things continue at the church as they
have Tor some weeks. we'll be compelled
to get ont q marine insurance on the
choir.
"For what purpose, pray?"
"To Indemnify usagalnstloss by nauti-
cal disaster.
"Nautical disaster? How is that pos
sible at church f"
"Why, it's the fault of the tenor !;
there's hardly Sunday evening comes
that he doesn't get wrecked at G."
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WADE wHIPPaE's wHIMs
For the Dispstch.l
a RsISuEgfe

Stranger Ito Rev. Mr.. Way: ok
cuse me, sir. but are You Pastor Way"
Rev.: " Passed away ? l should say
not. Don't seem to be conspicuously
PRESENT." .
Stranger: Excuse me, but you don't
quite understand. You're Parson Way,
aren't You ?"
Rev. "Ah l will admit that ] am
passin' away, but not with any more ex-
petition, l hope. than my contempora-
ries.
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Tne Ar.i,,,. yn9ereuee.

Porter Of Parior-Car Ito artist who
has monopolized one end OF car with
canvass and professional sppointments) !:
"Beg pardon. sab, but you's fringin on
de rules. Yo'm gotue business to orker-
py 80 much er dis kear, sab.
Artist Haven't eh2 thought
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legs. which were amputated. When
Abraham Lincoln was dying Tanner,
who was then q clerk in the War De-
partment at Washington, was summoned
TO the sick-room OF the President TO take
down in short hand certain testimony IN
reference 10 the assassination. tie was
admitted 10 the bar in 1868, and was sp-
pointed the same year to a custom house
elerkship. Mr.. Tanner was "a deputy
collector under General Arthur. He
was four times appointed collector OF
taxes OF Brooklyn.
Tanner was candidate for Register IN
1876, but was defeated. Six years ago
he led his party ticket in a race Tor
sheriff, but failed OF election. de Is a
post commander OF the Department OF
New York, q. A. Il and Das oeen III
active member OF the National Com
,n;ttao on Pensions OF the Grand. Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

Uncle Badly: am tell YOU what it is,
Jimmie, my boy, when you get to be as
old az I am you'll make up Your mind
that life is very much OF lottery"
Jimmy docking at Uncle Baldy's very
bald head al know why You think il
q lottery, Uncle Badly, it's cause you
drew such blank.
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Very explosive.

"wbat is your experience among the
Russians, Mr.. Savsng9 Didn't you ind
them a very explosive people ;"
Every indeed, sir
Even TO their poets, eh ?"
FAYE. to their very poets. In fact,
they par,ake so strongly Of this quslity
that they call them bombsrds.
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ROdgerS'S Triple Platedware.

Teaspoons. 79c. for
Dessertspoons, sl.l3 for 6;
Tablespoons, sl.59 for s:
Desserl-Forks. si.l3 for o;
Table Forks, 81, SO for ..
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Not Falling out.

$50 your friend Miss Weathervane
has discarded Boggins and acquired
new suitor, | hear?"
"Yes, sir.
"And how did she come to fall out
with the old"
at wasn't falling ont with the old
that wrought the change, it's falling in
with the new"
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MRS. AsroR's SHOES


are made 10 order by private shoe
makers. who go to the house, take inca
enre. and order and make her hall dozen
pair ut time. Gloves she buys mostly
herself in Paris. She brings over large
quantities on her frequent trips and her
measure is registered at the gloye-bouses
there. To buy SIX dozen PAIR at time
IS very common, and these last year.
Last season some New York woman
brought home fifty pair A large pro-
portion Of the dfessmakiag IS done by
private houses here, which keep on hand
the exclusive fabrics referred 70 above.
bnt Worth has the measure OF most OF
our fashionable women and sends over
quantities OF gowns in single orders ana
through the private brokers.
GOOD ASEcDofE
There is a difference OF habit among
rich women ia the manner OF laying ont
money. some OF them choose what they
ike and inquire the cost afterwards,
while others just as rich deinur at prices
and some have 10 clear idea OF values
MrS Cornelius Vanderbilt is said TO IN.
de,stand not always the reletiye value OF
objects besides clothes. and here ID an
snecdoto 10 sustain the assertion. AZ
the AZ me time that the much talked about
Tssnch chef assumed his duties IN the
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LeBan Elixir.

ITS WONDERFUL RFFECT on THE LIVER.
STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS, AND
BLOOD,
as prepared by DR.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ca A
pleasant Lemon drink, that positively cures all
biliousness. Constpstion. Indigestion. Head
ache, Malaria. Kidney Disease. Dizziness. Loss
OF Appetite, Feycrs, Chills. Blotches, Pimples.
Pain in III. Back. Palpita.ion. OF tbs Heart. aud
oil Oiber diseases caused oy a disordered liver.
all fatal diseases. Fifty cents and 81 per bottle.
Sold by druggists generally. Prepared only Dy
II. Motley, u. d.. Atlanta, Ga
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PRESIDENT NATIONAL BANK

McMinvillc, Tenn. writes: From experience IN
my family Dr.. II. hoziey's Lemon Elixir has ier
II any equals. and no suneriors In medicine io'
the regulation Of the liver, stomach, aud bowels
DR.. II. Aczley's Lemon 10; Drops are superior
70 any rem sdies we hays over boon aole 70 gel
Tor throat and lung diseases.
10 a.sutAn1 w. Il MAGSkxS
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LEMON ROT DROPS

cure all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness. Sore Throat,
Bronehitis. Pneumonia. and all throat and lung
diseases. Price % cents. Sold BY drnggists- Pre-
pared only by DR.. II. aoziey. Atlanta, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-31

Won gave me to understand that this was
drswing-room car. ;,
Porter: "Dat's what it am, sab.
Artist: "And that's precisely what
I'm using it for. I'm merely appropr1-
ating the necessary drawing room.
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OUR MOTTO.

PRICE CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY. ONE
PRICE. PLAIN FIGURES. ASK TO SEE THE
BLIZZARD ICE-CREAM FREEZER, TIE BEST
IN THE MARKET.
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OFFICE CITY SCHOOL BOlRD.l
RICHMOND. March q, lsS9, I
OF NIGHT SCHOOLS
lmh 3i-Su.W&F

Night schools for tho benefit Of boys who are
unable 70 attend the public schools during tho
day will be opened az ElDa-Scnool Building, on
Marshall street near Hancock. and Ct Nicholson
School In Fulton.
ELIZA MIGHT SCHOOL
/. The registration and opening at Elba school
will tako place on MONDAY NIGHT next. April
/, 1897 at 40 O'Clock. az which time all who
have registered, as well as all who wish TO enter,
must attend.
FULTON NIGHT SCHOOL
I. Tho registration for Fulton Night School
will begin on SAiU RDAY AFTERNOON next
March Both, at o'clOcE, and continue TIL
O'clock.
1'he OPENING Of the school will take place on
MONDAY NlSHT. April ]. 1889. at 7:sO O'Clock
All who Wish 20 enter must register Oh Saturday
afternoon or on Monday night
by order OF the Board.
WILLIAM L. FOX,
Superintendent City Schools
CHARLES ?. RADY, Clerk {. :. u. NH 28-4t
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DIR. z c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, guaranteed spscinc for hysss-
IT, D.sHaess. ConyuisiorA FITS. Nervous Ss1.
fhlgis, heatache, Nervous Prostitution caused Or
Qe ass u slcohol or tobacco, wakefulness. Nss.
tai Depression. Softsaips OF tho train resalacx
Ia insanity and leading 70 misery, decay, Aal
Either ser caused by orer-exertion VI tho br2ia
or ovcr-irdalgeace. Each bcx eoatxins 0as
monthsirestmsnt 81 Dor. or s.x boxes isr ~
cert W mail prepaid "a fecsipt Of pnca
vs. GUARANTEE Elk BOXES
toeiirs any cSsa Win e~ch orusz r.~slv.s ,,
us Tor Elk boxs& accompanied WITH 81 vs ~.
send no purchaser our written gusrersee % -.
FIND me money n the ucaiDen, dOes noi slsa
seurA Gusrantees Issued only by
l.RobkRTe BAAkii. Dragzis.
solo AesaS
80 east Main street k.cAalo,l. =
my i-dkwiy
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why use all the herbs, stsws, etc. ~.
BULBS Cough ssrup cures eouxm ana coau
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ThGTinnG andPIaGG
TO BUY YOUR
House FURNISHINGS.

We have the lsrges: stock and lowest prices
in these goods to be found In the city. We give
you few mentionables and want you TO come
IN and see them and many thousands OF other
things, pretty aud useful-viz, REFRTGERA-
TORS. wATRR-CUOLERs. FILTERBRs, and
ICE-CREAM FREEZRRs. The EMPIRE ROAST
Err AND BAKER something entirely new,
DINNER, TEA, and CHARACTERISTICS, GAME,
FISH. BERRY, and ICE-CREAM SETS. Tho
pretrest GLASSWARE in imitation Of the finest
cat ever seen. PIANO, BANQUET, and the
cheaper grades Of LAMPS.
We want everybody to call aud SEQ the cele-
brated NIAGRA GAS-BURNER.
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COST or UNDERwEAr.

All this is Of such gOsslmer con1ls-
tency that it weighs but triile bat It's
cost Ia rather heavy, as nay be seen 10y a
yearly bill Tor undertaking as approx
mated below. Mrs. Fortunatus buys
what is called "a set of each garment
at least once a year. A set Is ioar pieces
She buys dozen pair OF black stockings
forthe same length Of time. and possibly
some colOred ones. Tier cOrsets are OF
white linen couul or Of satin. Some
women are satisfied with two a year,
and have them Numbered, while Others
put on a fresh one every two weeks. 1t
Is the average prices OF the private
houses that are quoted below