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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-05

BosroS, July 1.-The May statement Of
the Atchison road shows An increase o!
$l07 900 in earnings.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-05
Until the bloodi is cleansed of impurities

UHCII CNG UIUUU I5 CIcHIIbcUOR fH3Pe1fItf' ~
it is useless to attempt the cure of any
disease. Rheumatism, which is traceable
to an acid in the blood, has been cured,
in numerous cases, by the use Of Ayers
sarsaparina, external treatment being Of
no avail. .s.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-05

THIS PAPER Is kept on file at +. c.
Dake's advertising agency, "a and 81
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco,
Cal, where contracts for advertising can
be made for it.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-07-05

English officers we're wounded. GC
Woderhouse is pursuing the Dervishess
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

In order to afford the people Of New
York and vicinity the opportunity OF
spending short holiday at the famous
winter resort, Old Point Comfort, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company has ar
ranged series OF PERSONAL conducted
pleasure tours to that point, to be run on
January iT,h and 3lst and February 9Th.
These tours will bo made by special train,
leaving Philadelphia, Broad Street
Station, about 300 a. m, and arriving at
Old Point in time for supper. Tho Tourist
Agent and Chaperon will accompany
each party. The round-tTip tickets, good
for ten days, and including day board
At the Hygeis Hotel, will be sold from
Wilmington at $500, going and return.
ing direct, or Sil.0O returning via Rich
mond and Washington, With privilege Of
stopping over in each city within th,
return-limlt OF the tickets, Special viii
leave at 9.55 \. IN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

A coaxing price b On all
the balance Of Winter Bon
nets and Hats. What are left
Of French patterns are mark
ed at hall, third, or quarter
Of the original prices. They
have served their turn here
yielded their crop Of ideas,
You're welcome to them for
what you'd pay for trashy
things In other stores.
The tardy scattering Of
Hats and Bonnets made in
our own work-rooms shall
90 the same way. Az good
as any we've had, but the
season Is giving them the
slip Only the freshest goods
and newest styles are wanted
here. Some of the cut pri-
ces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
\, xAKsssf ---S-----
Undsrweasf n. beats all ON
former hist,<Sfy
Ts;sss : zst floor has its cen
VI y s'saes q Lite. Linens. wors-

The Republican Legislature OF Penn
sylvanis Will no doubt keep il PROF.
mise 70 the people made before tb6ur7ps
election, and give them an opporupf ins6ity
10 vote tor or agai0 an amending Int TO
the Constitution Prohibiting thea v'man,i-
lscture or sale OF intoxicating0 Illquors.
II, however. such IN 49, .nendment
should DO adopted, 1t is extremely
doubtful II Ii could be enfQ xSrced, and II Is
probable the result woyh DO the same
bl,ion has been iried4as IA and found I fall
ure The Brooks hHhs Hsrxh license law is
working admirably, a psand statistics show
that \ has not onG d I; decreased the mum
Der of saloons, out has also caused o
corresponding decrease in crime and
pauperism. ~ " The greatest results that
have eveE Il " heen attained By prohibition
] 10 the XArk. Joss TO the state Of the license
feee, nn,t,, IND an increasein the number Of
pla2< ne Bes where liquor was cold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
HUMBUGGING

Appears to be the order OF
these days, but when we
have 10 resort to it to sell
our goods, we feel as though
we would rather retire from
business.
We are offering as good
a bargain in a suit OF clothes
or an overcoat as it would
be possible to find, and we
think the very best you can
find.
Our best Oyercoats are
our own make, gotten up
in our best manner, and as
an honest inducemcnt we
ars now making a reduction
OF 10 per cent.
You should see our Men
and Boys Suits. We are
making a reduction on
them of 10 per cent. We
never mark higher than an
honest profit, but are will
ing to sacrifice to close
them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

z Mayor Harrington acted wisely In
vetoing the Ordinance passed by Coun-
ell, providing that vaccine physicians
shall oct So police surgeons al the City
Hail. and the IL members of Council
scted equally wise In voting to sustain
the veto. Tho ordinance was partisan
measure all through, and shows tina,
there are certain Democrats In Council
whofsbor under the erroneous impress
sion that their party holds a first mort
gage upon everything IN this State, be-
yond and irrespective Of any rights the
people may possess. The fact of the
matter Is. that the election of vaccine
,physicians should have been taken out
Of the hands Of Council long ago, and
placed under the control OF the Board
Of Health. where ii properly belongs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
Seek No FuTthg|

For you'll find just what yoa
are looking for, no matter how
small or how large an ar
ticle it is. No matter hos cheap
o ! how costly. Right here, at
PENNOCK & FOREMANS.
We have laid in an ASSORTMENT
Of goods for the Holiday Sea-
son, that simply surpass al Pre-.
vious displays. The cJe4n OF
everything that is new and nee
SUCH AS SILK MUFFIERs
AND HANDKERCIIlEFa
Silk umbrellas with gold md
silver bands. Also a fine Inc
OF plush neck-wear, every .oe
a handsome present for iothsr
OF son;or better yet,if you should
" amt to make them a more suit
able present for the coming Sod
son, come and see our iIf
b aver overcoats. Two large
cases opened this morning,
They are grand ones. BoNGE
from a manufactor were wanting
I'd unload. One lot Of these a''
satin lined and only $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
Notice 10 GAS CONSUMERS

Tho wuminzion Goal Gas Company de-
stree TO eBnounoe 20 It's many pntr, ms tina
the prices and serMs for gas after January
4, VIII ~ as FOLLOWER
For all illuminating and hestinR eAs, iu-
cludins that usen Tor STOW Q OF All ftnds AZ "a
Der Thousand cnbic feet, su0iec. to dlsc,,un
Of ~ cents per thousand feet II DA fur witl-
in ten ia rs ir u dtliyers 0fbi1
Bl VIII be delivered gu.Heriy, MONTHLY,
OF oftsner y consumers desirs IL or u The
c mpAny lhlnks 1t deslIAble In eases Of
clubs, societies, ETC., etc, or OF individnAis'
VIII, re the e is no individual or financial liza.
billy. ndyance payments will be TrqaT d.
i9~er th.n that OF auy city us aiSe similarly
stu ted IN This countrA, and the oul whV ia
which thls Nv price can BE- mAintAincd Is by
proH pit olie- tion Of bllis and the con,tqueIt
ay. dance Of had debts With this onject IN
view we asa the "copper" tioa Of our patrons.
even 'housh II ineonvenlsnc them tomewhat
10 pay al our Office or mail checks within the
time named. THIS aiure IL 80 important to
us that the discount will not In future be al
l3aTse sahqf Sc tSSsss ysHssss sesrpirsd' and
IN detauls o. payment af.er that the gas will
Complaints for supposed errors mus, be
mate famed ateiy amer receipt Of hill, 20 thai
| exawtua'ioue n be made and reported on be-
fore the ten days limtt expires, as the ofieerf
nit delay In settling.
Tie oniN Enoun measure for gas 10 the ga.
IN ter, whicI must be accepted az the meas
urg fneut for gss cCubuuptfun IN each ease
c rts1n 30 be- seriously considerad.
With prompt psyment, np had debts, im-
proved processes IN manufacture Ann lDw.T
prices for materials We iodnlge Tie hoDe
as evidence OF faith ~ avis pfospect We poui
with pride 10 gu list -0f u &c Q Tor naa the las,
tweniy-fo cars, having in nina also thai
nrhlle ne prices hay. low red the quality OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

We are not at oil surprised that
come OF the Democrats, both in and
out OF Congress, are anxious for an
amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States providing for the aboli-
ton OF the electoral college and the
election of President by The popular
vote. II the same plan was followed
In some OF the Southern States as at
the last election Ii would ensure q
Democratic President forever, Some
OF the Democratic journals have taken
great pleasure In showing that Mr..
Cleveland was elected by the popular
vote, but not q single one Of them has
told their readers that while there are
R40, 0US roters In South Carolina, there
was only $1,000 votes cast and
counted, or the further fact that with
. lair vote and honest count South
Carolina would have given Republic
can majority.
The same was the case In Georgia,
North Carolina, Florida and other
Southern States, where Republicans
were not only prevented voting, but in
many instances, where this failed,
their votes were thrown out after they
were deposited. In many parts OF the
South the colorOd people are not per-
mitted to vote, even If they are entitled
and In some instances white Republi
cans cast their votes ct the risk O
their lives. If there was any way by
which We could have a fair and fire.,
vote In every State Of this Union
there would be very little opposition L
having the people vote direct for Presi
dent, but until that day comes, 1t vii
be safer and better to adhere 10 the OLE
plan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

their evenings. No gambling or bet
ting will be permitted, neither win
liquor be allowed on the premises. It
10 also the intention TO az up . gymna-
stun and bowling alley, whore young
men can enjoy healthy exercise. The
scheme 10 practical, and there 10 no
reason why It should mos DO carried
into effect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The arrest of Schropp in Philadel-
phia within q week after he had made
away with his victim Schilling, is an.
other Illustration of the old adage that
"murder will out" This miserable
wretch murdered this man in cold
blood, and then adopted means which,
10 him, seemed certain TO ward off
suspicion. But a. is frequently the
case in great crimes Of this nature, the
very means that he adopted to prevent
detection were those that led to his
arrest. When he cut up the body and
secreted the pieces in the water pipe,
and even pawned the saw which he
had used in his bloody work, he no
doubt felt secure, until the very mo.
ment that the officers without warning
pounced down upon him. Then, when
. he found himself in the iron grip OF
the Law he confessed everything, and
there IL no reason 10 doubt but he will
atone for his crime on the scaffold.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

prat Ker.sy cape Owe

WaMAM @An82
Drat Kersey Cape Over
coats, sizes 4 to 9, were
SI3.5d are $3.50; Scotch
Chcviot Overaanlxs, braided
fronts, made in London,
sizes 3 TO 2, were $3.50,
ysdHfsd 10 S.; another Lon.
doner, Scotch Cheviot, fur
collar and front. sizes 8 to
n, were So, are So.
Three lots Norfolk Suits,
sizes 4 to 10, fancy cassl-
mers, 50 so to IS, $3.50
to So SO, $I3 50 to $40.
But clothing cannot have
all the space. These Items
are only specimens.
When our profits go to
the winds and the net cost
Of the goods Is shared with
you, can the newspapers ex-
pect that we pay all the re.
maindey for advertising?
Market street. east OF centre.
A windowful OF Muslins
All the favorite makes oil
Bleacbed and Unbieached
are represented. Only q
hint of the snow-drlit-like
heaps you'll find at the Iegu-
lar counters.
Made up Muslin, too.
Pillow Cases, Is. az, and
a5c.
Bolster Cases, IS and 4oc.
Sheets from u yards wide
At Soc to 2 yards wide at
o7c.
Special sizes to order.
Northeast Of centre.
Smirched Handkerchief
from Holiday decorations go
on the counter this morning
Hall dozen, in a bunch, 45c.
Southwest Of centre.
Some cablnet.slze Frame.
leather, wood, plush, vel.
wet, or brass, have taken {
tumble. Were 81 to $Ia
now soc to 81.
On main aisle, northwest of centre.
There's the quickest sor
LOT quickstep all through
Shoes. If anything lag
there we prick the price
lust as we do anywher,
else. Do it every now auc
again TO things that dom
lag. Here are four specia
Baroains In Womeo,a SHOES
I-Won1em's 81 hana-ssseea
straight goat oteya too
So.
a-Woms's's So so be66k
goat, aRped s4oes, common
sense last $3.50
3-W ,0nSa's So F1eaeh kid
hand Sea0ea. common sens
shoes, So so.
4-Women's SO Frank XII
IlensIa hes black and OF
aofssd beads, 81.
olz S mostly ca Dplete ii YOU
eafuc early
Market street frpet, Weia 81 slain .lisl
lnuAr "a ,s...yrn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

These offers are to CASH
BUYERS. and to any one wish
ing a thoroughly good Piano or
Organ we say; Come and see
us and you won't regret it.
1 frst-class Upright Piano. ~
oct. Saso, worth $3.50.
l frst.class Upright BAUS
Piano. ~ oct. s2os, worth
$3.50.
I James and Holmstrom Piano.
full iron frame, rich mahog-
any case, in use four
months, thoroughly guar
anteed, s325, worth $3.50.
We challenge the finest ex-
pert to tell these pianos from
new. but il is our custom to
sell slightly used pianos at an
immense reduction.
2 Newman Organs, in splendid
condition, 500.
l Newman Organ, in splendid
condition, $40.
I Whitney & Raymond, 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
Now, Remember,

We guarantee all these instru-
ments for FIVE YEARS, and
we only sell them at reduction
to make room for our immense
stock Of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The sad fate Of little Claude Roberts,
who was instantly killed on Wednes.
day evening while playing on the rail-
road, should be . warning to other
boys, but from what we were told yes.
terday we scarcely expect that 1t will.
The yardmaster stated to the Jury that
Notwithstanding this accident, there
were Just as many boys playing on the
railroad yesterday as there was on the
previous day. Some oil these boys are
too young to realize the danger they
incur in playing around the railroad
track, and although parents may be
ever so careful, and warn their chill.
dren all they please. they will forge,
these warnings when once out of the
parents sight, therefore it is difficult
matter TO tell what to do in such cases
The death of Claude Roberts was pure
lyseccidental, as the evidence before
the cgroner's jury showed that under
the circumstances 1t could not b.
avoided.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The second floor gains
favor daily. Hard to tell
which Is more attractive, the
second or the first, but just
now the second floor is popu.
lar. Wool at both ends,
Pottery between.
The reduced prices on
w o m e ms Engagements,
CHI Smut street, and on
Rugs and Carpets Marker
street, the Saxon and Hun
gaEian Art Pottery at rail-
prices, all call large com.
panies, while the Underwear
first gallery south, sther:
and holds a crowd all day
long. Phenomenal sale o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

Prices shaved in Furni-
ture too. Sharp cutting in
just the things you want.
II Isn't @ lot OF odds and
out of style pieces that we
tell you of, the pick and
choice of our Furniture
stock. To-day's story Of
Bedroom Furniture only
about $50 suites.
Yesterday from $38 to
$40 90.
To-day from $2s to $1,000.
Any going wood or finish.
Here is just enough of the
list to show how you can
save money, no odds what
grade Of suite you care for:
Mahogany:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

ted dress goods. Books all
have prices that are only
found In January.
Repetition might possibly
impress you Il You would
read--but you won't-and
space Is too costly to waste;
for some details look at the
back numbers Of your pa
pers, for Others, read on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
Must be Closed Ont.

All our heavyweight suits and Over
REDUCTION ever heard OF before taking
stock Now is your time n you want 70
save 40 per cent. on the dollar. You can
do this BY calling at 3. W. corner secoud
and Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

The meeting that Is TO be held at the
West Presbyterian Church this even
ing for the purpose of forming a
Young Mems Christian Association in
this city, should be well attended, as
II is somslhing in which every parent,
especially those having sons, lie direct
ly interested. The object, as we are
! formed, Is 10 erect building with
81 res on the lower floor, and large
hall and other rooms above. These
rooms will be supplied with books,
newspaper, periodicals, games and
o Der things TO make it pheasant and
iLyiting place for young men 10 spend
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
rench Bonnets:


Down from $40 10 st2
Down from t23 70 ~
Down from ei8 10 B
Down from els 10 o.
Down from ZIG 10 %
Down from so 10 81
Miscellaneous:
Uptrimmed Fancy Colored Felt
Bonnets that have been 81. 10 and
t1.60. now Toe.
Untrimmed Fancy Colored Felt
Hats that have been Sl.20 and 81,
now 81.
Knit Wool Tam o'shan.ers down
from ti.S6 W 75c.
shrunk prices all through
Mi linery, trimmed and UNI
trimmed, and in all the
feathers and folde rolls thar
help to make up women's
headwear.
No lack OF new things
Every asked-ior style was
here teiore you thought of
asking. Plenty. You'll
hear that the jaunty, grace
iul, big Black Walking Hats
that everybody is wanting
now are scarce. Are they?
Look at that. table full Just
SO with Evening Bonnets, or
anything else that proper
people care for.
North from Thirteenth and Chesu nj
streets corner.
You'd call 1t funny to have
a Wanem aker o6easiowexky
Oyainatye withous a CIothir Q
racket You are right, il
would be. And 60 60 spoil
your fun, 10 be consistent, &c
keep the peace 10 the Cloth
ing Department, to show
you that on Clothing ''ou.
flag is there" when the price
question Is up, we cut, Gu
own, and do it 10 a way
that quite flatters our own
capacity for reduction. We
do it so radically "a to be {
ysauetio ad a6sayGnm
But you may Judge for
your selves; here's the tab
and The prices. The good:
are on The counters. Ccm
pare them. Then you will
know how serious we are.
Eighty-six Mems Over
coats, ali of them Schuabel'l
Elysian and fur beaye rs
! on know what that nam,
means. Raenish Prussia ant
a century of reputation be
I hind it--more or less. Eacl
coat has satin lining through
out-not sham stuff, bu
l honest "wear-well." Tn,
price has been $40, Is $2s
Our retrospect on thes
goods reaches 'befo' d
wah - when it cost frur
. $500 to $l2s to get one t
order and $50 was a ready
. made price. s2s only for
I. coat-seems an insult t
q the cloth, but never min,
we are alter dollars NOR
> than dignity In this Offering
5 Here's another al $Is,ws
Z $40 yesterday. Solid com
lort tor the blizzard that
3 coming - some day. III
u cloth honest, all wool Ely
sian, body lining good Tia
c ian cloth, sleeves satin.
{, almost paraly zes the hand {
q cur prices so.
About 100 Mems Kei
!. sey Overcoats. Fashion al
If proves and Wear says, IN
k too.' Stylish, durable az
E, not too heavy. They we.
a $50 and SIS, but are SIS.
Or Small b oys' clothin
Young america comfort Il
tkha fnttFca riot ,aax.~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
wARAM AKEH's.

PnILApELrurA, Friday. Jan. 4 1859.
This Is the fourth day of
the special movement OF
merchandise which began on
Monday last. As it be-
comes better understood the
movement" gains speed.
There are two main points
In it:
First. Sixty cents buys
a dollars worth on all goods
advertised-and many more.
Second. The movement"
Is going all through the
business, and each depart.
ment Is stepping into line
The price squeeze antici.
pates the press-newspa-
pers. Therefore /; you
have wants look for your
supply In the proper place
probably you will fine
that the price chopper ha.
been ahead Of you. ",
; wouldn't have the heart tS
/ say, Chopper. spare tina
price,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04
Atdrsss nsIlstirsi lstt,n ls'
NEW 0RLkAMa KATIOMAA hALH
Kew 0rHoRAs f.N

REMEMBER gsa: ~ 2 g..:i.,.! 4
and ksrIy, Who are In charge Of the d;is
tfla, 70 euAfAAtse OF absolute iAiraNt
Ahd integflty, that the ehanoas are al
eN1Ai ene mat ne one can poaaiDly dlVias
WhHl nnmbefg will draw Prise.
49,. 1. n. 49, go tSes the Psy ,,iI,a =
HAHtoMA1 nAHRA OF rev OFlsanL
and the Tiako1 are eignod By the PRE-.
dpnt Of an Institution, whose htIiefst
rIGhts are recognised in the highest UogfN
Asfefofe, beware Of sli tmitAlioaI CT ~
ntrmpus schemaa
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

Were Now
Two pieces, carved 1900, 90 $1,000 90
Three pieces. .. 1900 $50 90
Three pieces. .. 1900 1000
Three pieces. 1850. 10000 1910
Antique Oak:
Three pieces. $500 {15O.O0
Three pieces. $500. 1000 1000
Three pieces......., $500 65.O0
Three pleces.....--. 1000 ia 90
Three pieces. ....... $500 81 90
Three pieces. ....... 5000 LOO
Three pieces. ....... 45 90 80 90
Three pieces......,. $500 $500
Walnut.
Three pieces. 49,. $4,000 $1,000
three pieces. 1000 90
Three pieces. $3.50. 1000 20. 90
Miscellaneous:
sabieu, two pieces. $4,000 {175.OO
Sycamore, three
:, pieces......:...... 10000 200 20
Natural Cherry,
three pieces....... 1000 $500
White Maple, two
pieces. 1900 $500
You'll see the pr,ce marked
plainly on each suite. No
guess. work You need no
guide to gef at the facts.
Come win anybody's Bed
room Sui:c in mind and
COMPARE That's the true
test.
Third floor. -Four elevators.
About a dozen styles o
Fancy Black Dress Goods
that have besD 81 a Yard
go to Coo to-day.
Plain serge, chevron stripes
and little mohair checks 40 {
plaids, mohair checks or
granite cloth, pompadou
effects and piaids on momis
grounds.
!, Close by is a new lot O
the elegant All-wool Serge.
with fine mohalr border
black only. SIPS and $3.50
Northwest of centre.
Il Dress Stuff sOork
e,owding for.
Solid, substantial, hand
some, and 50 inches wide
Made like the sturdy Sc5'cI
Cheviot. Every thre d pu
10 place TO stay.
You've seen stuff Of thl
weaving before, but never
yard for less than75 csnts
1t would be a good rs cent
b worth to-day You sha
\ haze ii for so cents.
Narrow. almost hair-iin
stripes OF grounds of nav,
green. brown, garnet, an
biloI:
Z, al uailkely harper
> ing outs hese goods In yor
r reach al the price. Thin
OF 1t! So for a seasonabl
$ handsome dress pattern Of
u stuff you might take (,
, Scotch cheviotI
u Southeast of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

We. tns un1ersensa Banki ana B.atu
Elil re5 al frin.e drawn In rls Losa,n |
stats llct1srics whtsh nay BE- pl,Sssiu \
n. =. WAlnsLsr. Pres. ieuiIl an
MnflonaA nANk.
n lk3nE LAMAUx. fros, 1laa al
e1enAA mama.
q. nA1<DWnn, Pres. N. %. ksIln|
CAns xoktns FIRES. Union a a,isssl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-04

1000 To those who by their Iiber.
InnH al patronage have shown
O0Ss their appreciation of the
Importance of quality In medicine and
the value Of thorough competency In
dispensing the same, We return our
,nanks and wishes for Happy New
year, and promise an effort TO deserve
your continued confidence in the future.
ty.