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least among the wonders of inventive pro
rress is a method and systeiil of work that
can be performed all over the country
without separating the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the
work: either sex, young or old no special
ability required. Capital not needed yoa
to Us and we Will send You free. something
Of great value and Importance 20 ION;
that viii start you in business. which VIII
bring YOU in more money right away, than
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gsassssaY. .sssac e. K@a3s

proceed TO seiI at pr1,tic auction, 10 The
last ana highest bidder, nj the late resl-
ieuce Of tie decreased. nj Tie prorcrty
hnlarglng II saii successor. IHf cash, 10
pay de3:S. which properly the @esorIp-
non il as follows, t0-Wit:
The undivided onn-h3E If Il certain
tract ol land situated i'll this parish. on
the cast bank of the bayou Fer2ndion.
mrasulinr ten &~rlsrnts front by FORTY ar
pcuts III .te}+n, more q" less bounded
above lv Lueieu $. EcEtrand, hesow by
Emile IuI3ern, cast by Joseon Ghoate,
ana lyest ~ titA haYnH feriaiiion, tnTctti-
er with all the buildings and .llltoFe-
mcnts situated thereon, consisting OF
one dwelling house, kitchen and pantry;
one barn and stables, one sugar house aud
mill. buildings. kettles. one steam engine,
one cotton gin and building. four tenant
houses. about 500 p]anneis fencing.
The undivided 0ne-half OF Il tract OF,
land situated in this parish, on the west
bank Of the bayou Vernilion. measuring
one arpent front by forty arpents deep:
bounded north by Augusto Cadet, beI9"
by Hazile Sank and John Colonnh. east ny
h;~ou Vermilion, and west by sosthenf
Gaia an. -.
Given uuder my official signature this
50 N"S 4. i, LEBLANC, sheriff.
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disease. Strong's Pectoral Pills viii cnrea
col;i as by magic. Best ttiins for dyspelsl3,i i'll
digestion, sick healache as thousands testify.
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I,agarde's elixir for indigestion.
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a simple remedy vii, s-it af..scflpf,sth =
niaar- - EcLg.aai L.. Ee~ Jofki
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On orders. through the M~EEIpIoNAL The
Data cir Ite9a and the MFRlpio&AL Will
be furnished postpaid at s. a year for
both. each paper TO be mailed from the
Office OF publication.
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1ocarde's elixir for dyspepsia.
Gard of Thanks.

mr. PROTECTOR FIRE Co. No. {. !
AAhheville. La, May 20, 1889. )
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:IDHgsasst SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Iy~enty-tifth Judicial District Court,
l..nnl, ~ A.,.nliiIAn1

Succession OF Amelie Trahan.
Dy VIRTUE Of an order of sale granted
- bv the honorable 'iwentJ-tittn 'jnni-
cal District Court. III aud ior the PARISH
Of Vtrntiiion and Slate OF Louisiana, III
the matters Of the above entitled Hn'
numbered estate, the undersigned Viii, ol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

7. Il a.. ...,..x. A.. -. 49, A.
~ nlucn ~ noPe sna' sne sen-
~ asn WHO'S y ~ p Ssaa !, " y nnkef
s ~ y, nms =. .ne oaa.e WA saeofuinale
lnsfi own pfeielthcesto the greatest
good Of the greatest number, N tne
SENATORIAL contest which - astracnnsg
30 mucn attention .. home ana aoroads
Fully cognizant q the perglexities sur
rounding me SITUATION and estimating
'nSn uue , sa,a1 me c'ninens ssrsi ~
VI MI 'ne inuly ,en nalneu IoI my
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

There is a horse In the town of Sprasue
belonging to Allen Williams, that has to
be put to bed to be stod. As b!acksmiths
do not have beds In their shops for IA @
accommodations OF such eccentric ami.
mails, Mr.. Williams has to carry mat
tress and pillows to the shop where his
horse is shod. The horse does ct like TO
go 10 bed, and as 1t takes good manage
ment to throw him down on to mattress
and get him In mode and position to
have the shoes put on his hoofs, few
blacksmiths like to undertake the lob A
Norwich blacksmith has done the lob re-.
peatedly, and almost always the horse ia
driven to this city TO have new shoes put
upon him. The horse is thrown down
and held on the mattress by STRAPS across
the body, and his owner insists on HAVING
the horses head bolstered up iu com
Portable position while the work Is being
done. There is not, probably, another
horse In New England that requ.roB ,
mattress and pillows 20 be shod upon
From the Norwich Bulletin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

The Senatorial fight is getting war.
mer and warmer, and while Messrs
Higgins. Smithers, Treat and Massey
each have their friends, they also have
fheir enemies, and bitter ones they are.
One thing however Is certain, and
that is, II the selection of either Of
these men will cause a factiopal fight,
they had all better be dropped, and a
now man taken up. We are not. nei-
Their have we been the advocate OF any
man; all we wish is to see a good man
named, one who can promote unity in
the party. The Republicans cannot
afford to have any factlonal fights al
present, a. the only way they can hope
fof success In the future is by perfect
unity OF action. Therefore man must
be named who will secure that unity,
and the only question with the mem.
beers Is, who is that MANI AS far as
counties are concerned we still contend
that while Sussex should have the pre-
ference, New Castle has an equa
right with Kent to furnish the Sena
tor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
ON WEDNESDAY.
THE 9TH DAY OF JANUARY, 1889.
at II O'clock a. m.

~ - " iiNCk ~ III.
The following descri, cd real estate. via.
AL The undivided right. title and interest
No. u All that certain tract OF land living in
NH Greek hundred, c.unty OF New Casiie,
Foulk road and New port and CAM tur n, rs
thence by said turnpike TO abridee over liyda
Z, ,sa ,e thence sn ~ sala run 70 The Foulk road
aeres o. land more o. less, win stnnak n nonr
sion house. frame barn aud other outbuild.
No,2. An that certain tract OF land situate
a ths Intervention * the foais g 2osa asd
said tSrapiRe road 70 b rIaas over snGain SiIh
thence by lands OF heirs of David taravrs AZ.
esS;s,sd, t9 ihe line q lana % Iaid Fursasons
~ sala rosa 70 the place OF beginning. Con.
tainlnE about four acres Of land more or lsss.
and othep onibaiIG ne esq,.ags franz stable
ciiy o. Milmingtln, New Castle county,
civ :Gs q msss s e PEN e., sh Sa @er
is nnl.E 3 feet along ths westerly sias o.
es.teriy parallel % Maple st,eet n 1eet s 20
ION sars ssH . fss, w. ans parallel g Jack
Ns. !; situate in the City Of wilmInr,oa
Maple strsei u ret RON iae t hhSf,nS1 sIds q
q Jackson stree. and rnnfiinr wrsiesiy AIM !
aaapie street, ~ fest TO lant OF William IL
.arr, thence norihetly co feet 10 4 nr,nt
shhenee castor " q feet TO feet alley thence
n,pnR said alley % feet TO the place Of b.sin !.
hi n pe me contents What they may.
Aforesaid 1h sgia IN the City Of Wilmington
van pnIen street a feet southsris fr.,,r tb ~
pI, ~ silc q Linden street, thence rouih
wy ~ Iest % land Of Robert logan, thence
strast parallel with Logan land to linden
1919 49, q ieet 70 point, thence uortherlV Il,
ny ~ "a amos A, q Thomas font thence westerly
the sontents rh l' n, " place OF beginning, be
afnro.ei sltlate In the City of Win ,nston.
sogthcr,, nseeglnning At the Intersection 81 lie
Wv ,l1s q Linden street Win The west
along lortsr o .,Is street thence southeIly
H thehcs HestsIly parallel 10 linden strest
~ ~, 70 slake. thence norlhsriy pnrallet
e 20 rorier street us feet inches ID the comm
ai5nS ignds ianuen street, thence easieriy
his e1,n.dd ~. pe me contents what they NAV. W
S,f1en ANd taken In execution As tha 1.or.,
'Yoi fhilemma Chandler, and 10 ~ sold per
shoriu's Once, wilminsn,onA fbl .isn, sheriff:
lla-ga
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

3
Thus far this has been the mildest
winter experienced for many years,
and the weather we are now having
would seem more seasonable for the
latter part Of April than the early part
OF january. We are accustomed at
this time OF the year to look for snow,
Ice and sleet. but instead Of that, we
noticed this morning that florists had
stocks OF potted and blooming plants
on sale In the market, and one day last
week we saw gangs Of bricklsyeTs
busy at work running up the walls OF
= humber OF houses. The mild weather
e God send TO the pooT, snd especial.
IL those who have outside work, and
Although We are deprived Of the Beau,
tifui Snow, we have the consolation
OF knowing that there is much lesI
sutfezing than y generally the case a
lhls time OK the year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

In the early part of 1887 Morris E.
Moses and Meyer Meyers presented Pc
uioG to Council, signed by five hundred
business men Of this city, asking that
body TO take some action toward protec-
ting those engaged in business, and also
the cit gems from so-cslled fire and bank
rupt sales OF shoes, clothing and other
articles. The petition was referred TO the
Law COMMITTEES, who reported to Council
that they had no power to Gct. Mr.. Moses
COW has the petition, and intends to pre-
sent 1t to the Legislature with the hope
that a Law viii be enacted making IL an
onense, punishable with lne, for persous
10 come here from another State with
goods TO sell In this manner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
ON SATURDAY
THE 18TH DAY oFJASUARy. issa
At2o'ciock. pm,

At3o'ciock, y. M,
The following described real estate, vizs
All the following described tract ofIAnd
lie IsD hundred. county and siat e Aforesaid,
:s Z NJ. s.s sssss;
for this and land Of Dr, Horace Burr, thence
with his land south sixty-six degrees east,
s s.a Ssnss Wig s ho ss ssSfs ss
sirty.four and a half degrees eass tiifty-ntne
ssa scss hsa q Rs!S g s
hSndredihs re- chss Is : stone. thsnee noriG
ssrIsnlns and afs .rrSss y e s.ss
ne ner q land q John mylor, thence wish said
esSterly side or said public road, thence along
sne sane sSa.sery sshtesn eads alfdesIsss
perehcs 20 the beginnihR. Containing aeven
scres and thirty perches ofiand. more or iega
said Edward N. Morley by deed III b. III
Townsend and wife, dated November n lai4
page ~ etc. Also four anal iots a. foiiowsi
side q said public road CORNER for iasd q
teen drErees aud iorts ave minn, s s ven
eightysfour feet to \ stake. thence ~ 4 line al
s~sns ave Iniu f EAST se ,sray sssrsss
NORTH ilfts-nlns dssTsss and niis nin Iinse
three Inches 10 the bc9ianInT. bontsiiins e ene
rood and nlueteen peFcllea Of land, more or
Iss' ar Se; ~ hEssI2sls q y,sss corner
hundred and iOrty-hv1 feet dlstAnt nom aid
publie road, tlcnee nosth farty-nine deGrcsa.
lor's land. ihsnce " ssldisnd souih rkv- fiss
degrees and twenty-five miuutss west eirh-
sesS feel 81 iness. 2 stalks % lands Of said
nc place ~ seginninE. donisinins III three e
nOrs e. ls sa W. 20 % n l.s
sl.o he pelhi Il Sssisnlns ier lot 10 No s,p 4
lei o Stafs u other lana. a At. f9a q. ,7lsy
thence with his lard softh ffly-nine degrees
lei = siass f n A ssi fa, sss sEs
tiIaRes 19atheeetsFiy Rss-llei - sils nfss ,sst
ns Hs s's ssss nosS ss ssss s
s,Is n. ~. q ne q Sss.hish e
ming al ihS sosihsastsriy iide o. saia public
road. a corner for other iands Of said Morley
sa Tsys sSsh ss 81 e sas ssrss
quarters deEfees. east two hhndfof aad eighty
fur ies, ~ inches % corner, thehes soaih
west twenty fest 10 Other land o. "a 4 Morley.
thence BY said Aorley's other land norih my.
aie ana ss e he ss Sse. n
may: Ths sald ioaI last dessrlerd Igis .eeflass
~ two indeptnres As foiiows, by decd Of
John x. Taylor aud wife dated November %.
ume 10. page 10 ets.. conveyins iois Nos L.
and 2 As above described, and by deed 81
fShn ~ Z; Taylor and wiz dated April 70, A.
sIence 10 The ssd records win more faly 81. 81.
sei1ei ard taken Into execution as the prop
srty Of kdNard N, Morley and Anna NJ. Nor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

The hall established at Philadelphia
by the Disstons for their working PEG.
pie, Is Q commendable enterprise and
one that could be adopted with great
advantage in this city. The object is
70 provide place where their emplo-
gees can obtain mental and business,
as well as religious instruction, and
where they will have place to spend
their evenings. The latter is OF itself
great and commendaDle undertaking,
as there are more men ruined by the
want Of q place to spend their evenings
In q social manner, than from any
other cause. Man is born with an in
herent desire TO seek for happiness.
and II he cannot find 1t in one place. be
will in another. Especially is this the
case with young m0 and single men
who arc not bound by home ties &c
restrain them, consequently any move
ment which tends to keep them out o
temptation, is worthy of the highes
commendation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

The world will now move serenely,
for at last the name OF the author Of
the famous Murchison letter has been
made public, and all the mystery
which enveloped ID cleared away. It
now turns out that his name Is George
QseDodby Of Pomonia, and that he Is a
native Of New York, whose father was
an Englishman. The funniest part Of
the matter Is that Mr., Osgoodby says
that he did not, until a few days before
the correspondence was made public,
have any conception of its importance
in . political sense, and was thorough
" alarmed when he realized the far
reathing effects and possible conse-
quence OF the correspondence. II will
Be remembered that the Democrats
claimed that this letter was merely a
trap to ensnare Lord Sackville, but
these admissions of MIR. Osgoodby
prove that such was not the case. We
also remember hearing something
about the intention of the Attorney
General to prosecute the writer as soon
- he was discovered, but we do nc;
Believe that he viii.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

No one outside OF a newspaper office
has or can have any idea OF the diff
culties experienced by news gatherers
A man approaches reporter and gives
him what purports 10 be a piece OF
news. Il Is written up, the editor ex-
amines II. and apparently there is
nothing wrong about 1t, yet in many
cases what seemed 10 be harmless
Item Will bring some one to the office
VINO has c0nsffued ft Into an isessi.
Of Attack upon himself. and threatens a
pbsl suit If a correction lie not made at
once. Sometimes a similarity of
names will cause the same result, and
q the met should be published that
Richard Doe was fined for being
drunk and disorder.y. the chances are
that half q dozen other Richard Does
win call, some of whom are affable
and polite. others belligerent and
threatening, 10 demand that IL be stated
that neither ofthem was the man fined
Such are some of the difficulties tha
reporters have to contend with, Of
winch the public know but little.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

The last campaign decided the fate
Of the Prohibition Party as q party.
This party was organized in 1860, and
u 1885 polled 294, 1868 votes. Then 1t
vas that they predicted a vote Of
~, 600 In 1884, and that they would
their candidates In 1883. But
s s that tho result has shown
EE -hrgest vote was polled in
tc5s5 . NJ since then they have
osen sieadiss-;s iiiiiing of, until the last
!, es's--sslon when they only polled 248, IFS
votcs IN tho entire United States.
Never since rs organization has II car
rled . single State, Congressional dis
rie1 county CT city, and in fact the
only thing II has accomplished has
been 70 place Democrats in power, who
have nf will undo all the temperance
legislation enacted by the Republicans.
Tbs work that this party started out TO
90 has been done better by the Repub.
hcAn9 and now that IL has ceased to be
sp important factor In politics, 1t ia
01lyA question of time how long il
VIII exist.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
MgM GouMs.

Muslin.Gowns, with clusters of tucks
and blind embroidered edge on neck,
sleeves and front, 75c.
Muslin Gowns, Princesse front, with
clusters of tucks, cambria ruf1le, 40c.
Cambria Gowns, with very fine tucked
yoke, embroidery on neck sleeves and
trout, S1.25.
Muslin Gowns, with superior quality
insertion and Torchon lace on yoke,
neck and sleeves, $3.50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
ON SATURDAY,
THE lsrH DAY OF JANUARY ~"
at Q o'clock, p. M,

The following described real estate w" VIII
All that carlain lot or place 2. - sf,r.t,
the brick dwelling-houae tnsdeyyn uin
BEGINNING al = peiat on the sou' aud Loa.
OF kieyenih street. between Poplar ~ Isilttdy
bard streets, At the distance 81 lls.iest theat
acuthariy parallel with Poplar stree Nj NIh
= corner; thence eastefly ps.iher eofnei
Eleventh street, 10 feet 70 ah9,amlar sud;
X ret 10 nv siSrsrsia soatbeTly wsfseti
Eleventh street, and thence THEREBY ne cos
10 feet 70 the plaza OF beglnninE' 10
tents thereof what they may. al me prov
sfty Of William 5lllez, and Y Re ~ seHIu S6ehs
. u 7ALyAN ALLEN ,nulrl,,h
shssiff-s Office. Wfiminston'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

That everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. OF the best,
well cleaned coal In every ton you buy.
OAK, pine ard hickory kindlinR wood In
large loads. Lime fer white : ashinR.
Yard, foot OF Monroe street. CanIrsl
ofios, Seventh and King streets. Look
for she paNe sign. Open In the evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
ON sATURDAY,
THE lsrH DAY OF JANUARY lo9'


The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot, piece or parce oil,si "a
situate In chrietinnn huudred. AeN tn.s
county, bounsfod ana Described as fallost Z
witi iieginniu4 ~ point on the uaf,h s.nIl
side Of hfpwn street At the distance 81 p lset
westerly from the westerly slde OF ~
street Brown street u laid out " ietl y
parallel with MafYi3nd aysune eStes"gt@
port pikel and distant sonthtrly llola ~. =.
southerly aide, thereof CD feet lnch' 9u .,,b
street Ia laid out " feel Wide paie ,ln Ma Ia
Beech street aud distant westerly li' aa,, ".
westerly side tbereofg0 feet, lhcnss, ssi1 "a
erly parallel with rtrond street, Y W ~ "
the a0atheflp Gtae ofh 70 feet wide slftst XIII
ming from Sfredd 70 Cellar stfesl,, ,,s ssIi
with Hroun strruf, thence wtut,o -
ode Of said 20 feet wide street, ~ KY ss,r9,d
corner; thence nouahefly parallel VIII ~.
street Ia fcrt 70 the nfOfesaii nde o. y, NJ
street ana then thereby ensterly % ieet 10 W
place q BEGINNING, W the contents '"'''''
Sci ed md taken In execution as u, p iSg,.
efty OF Matthew spence aud hary A. si'"'''
his " lie, aud I, 4, aud 10 be sold Vs.
ALyAN ALLhf' isn,,,,r;
Aherif's onlce. Wilmington San''''
1850.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
Muslin Underwear.

The hurry on the second floor around
Women's Underwear continues. DAILY
additions and piquancy TO the feast pre-
pared for the keeu shopper. Space al.
lows the naming of but few of many.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
Photograph Albums.

We've had 30 Albums before.
You've proved long ago that our
H.5O Album was always q little
better than anybody ele's-some-
times good deal better. But since
Christmas an Album has come 10
us that should cause a sensation at
that price. Somebody loses. Not
us. They shall go at 100.
Close by is a Plush Album at
S4.75, down from 90 %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

cHERIFFs sALE.--By VIRTUE OF
- swrit OF s.eyPri Faelah 70 me directed
win be exposed 10 public sale At the Court
House. GA Market street between Tenth and
Kfyenth streets IN The City OF Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware
ON sATtJRDAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09
TIE rrH DAY OF JANUARi' 1872
at2o,cloek, p. M.

The following described real estate, W. ~ me
All that certain lot Of land siluaSe VIZ
city Of Wilmington, b1unded and u''-'''
a. follows, 10 wit. II gl.y.
neginnfn at che snutheast corner y s,i,tdy
cpth aud Madison streets, lhsnes .fffr
along the aouflerly side OF Elesea,ul r,r,id
10 feet 70 q corner thence south5t, T,rref
70 Madison street 40 feet TO Hnoihei Lib
thence westerly parallel TO Eleyenih. ,,rssl
feet 10 the easleriy side 81 Msai,,,i,frly ID
Aforesaid, and thence thereby ortnr,sl,ns
fnet To the Mace OF beginning, be INC eVA
thereof what they may, -,r,,. hereto
fore released. The part remaining aih
said writ, being alt that certain lol, ,setsi
n ihree-stoFy brick honhs thereon y snstbrry
dnsglapinz AZ point On M ssla d y 81
easterly from lie easierly slide Of I'll On
street thsnes essleriy and ironylg,ss sSI,saiIlf
Eleventh street. aud AZ inst width 81 .tii,
sontheTiy parallel With Madison ali.', M pg-
Seized and taken In execution Ana 4, No
wife, aud L ia, and 20 be sold ~ sheriff
.. ALvAn ALL1lS, .,cs@Bel, 2
1Af8. - --,---s-'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-09

a hali-truth may be the
greatest error.
If therefore, certain re-
marks In this column yester-
day anent materials for even
ing wear led you to suppose
that all the stuffs we have
for such uses are sizks then
LET us supply the other hall
truth and destroy the seem
Ing Misrepresentation.
The facts are that all down
through the Dress Goods
are stufs and stufs, some
costly as rare silks, others
cheaper, beautiful, and quite
a la mode. They make quite
a list.
Satin Striped Yelling, a3
inch, SI.5o. So, sa.a5; 46
inch, $3.50 and So.
Broche Figured Yelling,
20 inch, $3.50; 46 inch,
$a.2s and So so.
Silk-and-Wool ChallIs,
satin striped, 20 inch. $3.50
and 50.
Satin SLriped Benealine.
% ZACH, So.
Satin Striped Barege, %
inch, $I,a5 and 1925; 46
inch, $3.50.
broche Figured Cashmere,
40 inch, $2.25.
Printed Cashmere, espe-
cialIy Tor tea gowns, 40 inch,
$1.25, 81 SO and SO.
These stufis are in many
light tolors You may have
a choice OF cream white, sew.
eral blues, Nile green, with
various figures and tints in
the decorative patterns.
The following are al
cream white, and are beauti.
full. SILK Warp Henrietta
40 inch, 81 and $3.50; WOO
both ways As inches, =:
cents and 81; Wool Cash
mere 35 inches, 37k and u
cents; Drap 1Alma 81
inches, go cents; Mohalr q
inches, 81, 81, SO and 2!
cents. Serge 38 inches, 81
cent?; Albatross SO inches
so cents; Gloria A inches
} Fl; Grape Japon 46 inches
$3.50.
All sorts at your service
1t there are any evening
t dress stuhs not represented
here that ought to be, jus
. tell us, please, and get on
= Thanks"
2 Once more--pardon, pleas
S let US say that we knoN
: the value OF words. sHen
: rietta' Is to US an exact teri
g meaning a definite thing
$ 8 not an omnibus phrase use
y to carry anything whic
fancy without conscienc
may choose. And so on an
(, on.
IS Doubtful advertising tai
I Is sometimes wlllful false
is hood, often careless state
: ment, and the latter oite
50 causes advertisers to b
v amusing.
a. a James Payn, Of Londor
is says In a late number Of tn
m MGeben9ent:
IS
~ sit is curious, considering the en-,
n nous sums lavished on advertisement
ig how very careless and even ridiculo
er IS their wording. read
a day two charming advertisement
n. about horses One Of them proisau