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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
No Kleotion in one senatOrial DistrIo,

CoNcoRD, N. H., Dec 12.-By recount in the Nashua Senatorial District it is found that there is no election. Collins, Republican, appeared to Do elected on the face of the returns and was given a cer- tiacato by che Governor and council.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
FOR SALE

Look at No; 80 Maple street also the lot east of t. Do you like Hayden street An old house on Bridge street, win sell it, make me an offer. N. Main street places must be unloaded, call in On West Side houses and lots, on South Main a small place for S1 800, East Main $1, ,400. In Woodtick house of rooms, barn is X IS, sheds wagon house, chicken GOODS 7b feet long, acres, besides pond on which ducks could swim, all for St.0,O. Two old houses and piece of land with them, 1 minutes walk from Center % Square, all .so s4r $l.sOcs near & 1t A..o nice Ice 6ossett street with. all the improvCments necessary for comfort ease and profit. Field street, one of the rare chances to get a home which Is at once convenient to the center, shops and railroad stations and at the same time in a polite neishborhood the owner has got the western fever, there Is a bargain for some one. You know all about the Naugatuck tramway company's line, am selling lots on the line and a few steps east of 1t. also have some very nice lots all round the new park which will be the pride of the city of rolls, presses and wire blocks. have received new batch of houses, farms and building lots, also few business stands near the center, also a small lot just right for shop.
 TIERNEY'S Real Estate OfI1ce,
 Tierney's Block, 131 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
Burned in Emr.

WATERFORD, Dec 12-An open-air demonstration was held kero, durinn which Timothy Healy was burned iS omGys amid cheers for PaEneM
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
One Year for Dr- Wooa.

SYRACUSE, N. F., Dec. .12.-Dr. Eben A. Wood, who was convicted of performing an abortion on Mrs. Emma Curtis, was sentenced by Judge NoEthup to one year in the State Prison in Auburn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
Mrs. Harri.on,a I.aturD.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee and the children arrived here last evening from their home in h. diana They were met by the President At the depot
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
Hoaly to stump Kilkenny.

DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-Timothy Hea1y is preparing to take the field against Mr. Parnell's candidate in Kilkenny. Tha news from Kilkenny is favorable to Mir. Parnell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
workipgmen to wsloomo Parn.ll,

KILKENNY, Dec. 12.--The workinRmen's club of Kilkenny are perfecting arrange ments for 8 torchlight procession in honor of MT. Parnell, and they will CT. tend an enthusiastic welcome to hin upon his arrival here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
Parnell,s cro,rbar.

DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-Before leaving this city for Cork another raid was made on the newspaper United Ireland and the of. flee was again captured by the Parnell. ttes, headed by Mir. Parnell in person, armed with a cr0wbar. .-et
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12

At from $50 to $75 less than wholesale prices.
 We gave our order last August before the advance in Seal, and can give gool bar gains in such Seal Garments as we have on hand. This ad- vance in the price of Seal is not speculative but a legitimate ad. vance, caused by tie rapidly growing scarcity of Seals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be made to the next session of the General Assembly, for the incorporation of a Trust and Safe Deposit company, with capital stock of not less than $1OO,O00, to be io- cated in Waterbury, New Haven county, Connecticut. v
 Waterbury, December 9, 1890.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12
w. F.. OR K.
This Carefully.

And then make up your mind that it would be good investment to become a stockholder in the
 MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE BANK, with branch. office at Room 19, Platt's block. For the readers instruction I will give the following Illustration
 All shareholders pay $1 per share in monthly dues. The borrower upon ob- taiping his loan pays an additional $1 per share on his pledged shares together with 33-5 per cent. interest, making 80 cents per month on each $l0O borrowed, or $1. 80 on each pledged share for the use of the loan. For example, an investing member pays So per month in monthly dues on five shares, or $500 in 100 months-the esti- mated time of maturity, and with the first payment or membership fee of $2 per share, he makes a total payment of $500 during the & years and on the maturity of his shares they will yield him $1 ,O00, making profit of $490 even on the long time in which the shares are estimated to mature.
 w. J. CASSIDY,
 SECRETARY, Room 19 Platt's Building,
 Office hours to 9 p. m.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-12

A ordinance relating to the salary of A the City Treasurer.
 Be it ordained by the Court of Common Council of the city or Waterbury That from and after the first day of Jan uary 1891, the salary of the City Treasurer of the city of Waterbury shall be the sum of five hundred dollars per annum, the same to be in lieu of all fees or other com pensation whatever.
 Passed in Court of Common Council. Dec l, 1890, and approved by Charles R. Baldwin, Mayor, Dec 2, 189O
 Attest B. G. KILDUFF,
 City Clerk
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HE 1S90-9l Frouscrsss
~ INCHES WIDE

<7INCHEs WIDE
Chantlly. Gauze and the new slusco- Flounctnr.
the latter Chantiliy Lsce with Applique designs Il
very heavy sik poor description OF flouptns that
IL destined to be the rage " the season
half dozen different sty les some Of the follow.
Ing prices 0sc ellis. 81 IS. sl.35. alas al os g.
90 and e. yard We point 20 the following an
specially good value:
osc. A YARD for Black Chantilly Flouncues An uex
norsl and geometrical designs
sl35 YARD. White and Blsck silk Gsufe Tlcunc-
ipgs with thy figures and border Of ve satin banda
graduating In width from y to y inches
sloS YARD same style 40 shove but with large
polka dots and ak Satin bands ranging IN width from
\ 60 inches
sS35 AWARD. The ''Tusoo" Flouncins tBlarl,.
very lovely applique designs too intricate 20 define ON
paper
DRAPERY NETs-t4s inches wtde)
Several styles at some of these prices: BIC Csc .
1oc, sec- $50, sLlO. sIl5. eli % 4 4 3D. Al as
81 os' e., e.. 80 and s3 yard
Hyou do not admit the followins the best qualities
ever offered At the PRICES then ndced arr our travels
and enormous purchases waste of time, energy ami
money:
55c. yard for Black Polka Dot Russia Net.
'''c. yard Double Mesh Polka Dot Net
'oc yard. New design in diamond shape figures
sllo yard Un.aue design Striped ClAntilly Net
eLlo yard Novelty In stripes and figures
sL33 yard Cluster Polka Dots and FLORAL Design
sL0s yard Trellis work design with Polka Dots
So yard, the new "rusco" Net. applique designs
"a Not 30 much the originality Of design as the
quality make these Laces ~ much price surprise.
TEE PALAIs ROYAL
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Cows Tx ANOTHER LaeHr
e. E; Z T. EEssst EE Ess VI: IS:
E Exs I EEE y s.ss

Now FOR another phase Of the seasons DRESS
FABRICS. Saturday We rave the fancy weaves-yes-
terday the plain patterns in 'lshfs"and today We
at least one of-BLACK GOWNS.
There II nothing richer-or more rchned-then
BLACK-if 1t 10 Black. On theothes hand-s rusty.
unstaple apology Ia worse than mono at all You must
be careful In the buying New-they all look Black
After service tho truth lie known. With us-you can
tell before hand. They insured to us-Could we
do you justice and not Join hands with you Tor your
protectionf
The plain weaves and tho 'colorless patterns"-are
more numerous--s seems to us-thsn ever. Anyway wo
have the choicest line Of years Tie rough. shsggy
textures seem to incline popular favor their way
Stripes. figures brocsdes. &c. always will be de-
manded long the designers keep the variety %
fertile.
there is house 10 be built you want the plans and
| specifcntions-so you do with dresa We have such
acredtable showing for both that IL In pleasure for
US to lay them before you. Don't forget-these are
Fall Weights-and strangers In the house.
46-in.-Homespuu Cheviot-75c. yard Rougher-
consequently nearer to perfect fashion-and more
"wearinE"-S1 yard.
5.-in.-All-wool Cheviot-a Dress blazer or .
wrap weaving-xl.l In yard, Figured down close
you see-They all are.
40-in.-Plaid Hindoo-Sl yard
42-in.-Polka Spotted Sebastspols-Sl There 10
nothing later than this.
42in.-German skilled weaving in Polka Dot
Brocsdes-Sl. 10 yard.
4a.in.-Wide and Narrow Striped sebsstapol-75c.
and 81.
4S-in.-Brocade Bordered Serge-there are but two
patterns-S1. 90 yard.
44.in. -Priestley's-there i q convincing name
Satin Diagonsls-$1.
44-in.-Prie,tley's Melrose-s staple and strictly
"Priestley." just the thing for . mourning gown.
Priestey's Silk Warp Henriettss and Fancy
Weaves-lots of them-all-dircct from his mills
The Fall-weipht Cancels lIails you can put down Is
special" These will please you-and they are down
to our basis.
Here are two that the prices on them will never
hold them One sa
40 in.-French Cashmere-a sure Black and strictly
all-wool-50 ccnta
40 n.-ALL-wOOL H1NDOO. It goes at our sur.
prise prices'-50c. yard-82fc. Ia little euough-if
you measure by quality.
All! No, not all-but enough to start the ball. II
you stand around waiting for the equal of these
weaves-at our prices-you will loose ours and miss
hre ut the other target. Nowadays oil important
patterns are scarce. When these gone-more
is our hope-but the prospects are dubious. Better
take them while they are "handy.
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Mr.. VIM Elroy Curtis has made . valuable
suggestion for the Spanish and Portuguese
American exhibitions at the Worlds Fair, bu.
he has entirely overlooked eommodious
barbed-wire pen m which the daily revolutions
of those sections may be presented with safety
and dispatch. This is q feature which win
greatly enhance the naturslness Of the exhibit,
and Mr.. Curtis should take it under considers
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Another man tortured to death on an cleo
trio light pole in New York. Is it possible that
the civilization which created the blessings
that have resulted from the wonderful electric
inventions of our age is wholly unequal to the
suppression Of the horrors that accompany the
use Of these inventions? Surely science and
common sense are not divorced. The trouble
is not With science or common sense. It is
with greed and reckless indifference to the
lives of employees on the part Of the electric
companies, and undue complaissnce on the
part Of local law makers and administrators of
law with these corporations The wires ought
to be buried
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Mrs. Williams is a nice, quiet sort Of a woman
living near Marshall, Mo. Last Saturday
tramp came along and tried to force her to
cook him dinner. She resented his arbitrary
manners with q shot gun, but he got away
apparently not badly hurt. Yesterday he was
discovered in the woods in dying condition
In future Mrs Williams will not be considered
. popular caterer by the tramp contingent
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Il It that Mr.. Enloe Of Tennessee as q states
Man 10 % anxious to protect the dignity Of the
Senate against the speech Of Mr.. Kennedy of
Ohio, % is il that Mr.. Enloe as = democrat is so
anxioas to parade the domestic infelicities Of
the republican family
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Bors, SHOES.

CHILDRES'S SHOES, IN GENERAL.
AND BOYS SHOES IN PARTICULAR,
MAKE THE LARGEST ITEM OF iHE
FAMILY SHOE BILL.
SOME PARENTS CONSOLE THEM
SELVES WITH THE REFLECTION
THAT BOYS MUSTRUN AND JUMP.
TO EESTkIN THEM BREAKS THEIR
HEALTH, AND SHOE BILLS ARE
BETTER THAN THOSE OF A DOC
TOR.
THE AVERAGE PRICE OF Boys
SHOES. OTHER THAN OURS, HERE
ABOUTS. Is sl.75 AND S225 FOR
THE SMALLER AND LARGER
hIZES. AND THE SHOES LAST FROM
THREE TO fIFEwEEKs, SIX WEEKS
BEING An EXTRA THAT SELDOM
COMES.
THE s2..5 KIND, AT SIX WEEKS
WEAR. COSTS 81 CENTS A WEEK, OR
Sl0.24 A YEAR.
THE AVERAGE WEAR. SOME DO
BETTER. OF OrR $500 GR4DEwITH
AHALF SOLE IS FOCR MONTHS. AL
LOWING FOR HALF SOLE, 81 90,
THAT MAKES % CENTS A WEEK, OR
el1.96 YEAR, AND THE BOY HAS A
BETTER SHOE ON ALL THE YEAR,
LOOKS AND FEELS BETTER. AND
KNOWS THAT No ONE HAS BETTER.
Is s1.2S A YEAR WORTH SAVING OR
MOI!
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The Baltimore democratic primary elections
yesterday we're Of the traditional Baltimore
type. To any one conversant with Baltimore
practical politics this expresses q great deal
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LAcrs FoR Evrsrse Wr.n

The stock 10 complete but the time not vet ripe
TO write much Of Eyening Laces You'll find our cash
business enables price surprises only for the Low
priced Gauzes and silk Mulls but the Beautifully
hand-embroidered Crepe de Chine Nets. those az
Iishes wide ut s775 a yard viii cost You % AZ IN.
majority Of stores
, THE PALAIs ROYAL
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though Senator Brice has not been heard
from lately there is no truth in the report that
he has formed partnership with "BilI Scot, of
Erie" and u canvassin2 Pennsylvania and Ohio
for Subscribers 70 Dana's New York weakly
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LADIES DrrAnrxrSr.

We are showing complete line Of Novelties in La.
DIES FALL AND WINTER Wraps. Tea Gowns.
House Jackets and sk wsists The assortment 10 the
largest have ever shown and invite inspection
Do you want to know how many yards
10 takes for your baby what color you
had better buyn They give you all
the information ct this counter We
know all shout the nannsls and can tell
you juss the quantity and quality re-
qulred.
Do you know our White Flannel Stock
contains nearly everything desirable
for Ladies' and Chdren's wear.
We sell the celebrated Ballard Vale White Flannels
the best in the world.
nyou want White Flannel for the Baby or for
yourself this is the place.
Good White Flannel, $50.
Fine White Flannel. 35c.
Soc. with Just enough cotton 70 make II unsh-ink
able.
Finer Flannels, 55c and o. Der yard
Cotton Warp all silk. Silk Warp Flannels Elder
down flannes. yard wide all colors SOC. per yard.
Fancy Eiderdown Flannels. Soc. per yard.
Striped and Figured Flannels for les Gowns and
Wrappers in fact. all kinds sorts and descriptions Of
Flannels.
The Blanket Fever gots worse "a we get into the
fall months. and IT'S right II should Prices arrl over
than they'll be later on. and special bargains sold
now cannot be duplicated later on. We smart
to let anything lag and here are two specials way
der price. we are willing to let ourselves loose little
in order to get up excitement. So nut the two to-
gether and you get Blsnket at shout half value.
Latgo ia White Blankets. e2.15.
LarVe l0-4 White Blankets, $500
White Spreads from Csc. to the finest made Com.
forters, extra size. filled with White Cotton.
SILK CURTAINS AND DRAPERIEs.
We mean the Light weight Allsilk or Silk and Cot
ton Curtains and Draperies We are in the front row
on these goods. have been and mean TO continue So
Our styles are unique, original nd handsome in the
extreme.
We know this doesn't sound modest, but our GUS
toners tell US what say to you.
That our line of Silk Curtains and Drapery Goods is
positively the best In the Market that prices are
unbeaten. and that our goods sell freely and quickly
You won't get any stickers from Silk Goods.
Come and Join the list Of representative houses we
have Oh these goods.
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Dr. L,ournrLI
Has resumed his practice and removed his Office to
his residence
141l ST. NV
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION

EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.
II PERSON has IN obstinate cough. which com.
menced without any Obvious cause. cough which is
ut rvt dry and hacking, and subsequently attended
for time with frothy muciaeinous-looking expec
toration. panied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss Of hes = slight extent he is in
all probability cousumptve. If. besides there be
hGmoptysis or splitting Of blood even TO the amount
of drachm, the availability is increased to almost
certainty. IT, in addition to these symptoms, the
breathing becomes harsh hurried and deep inspire
tions evoke few clicks Of o dry and cracking sound
II the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there can be little doubt that The person Is suffering
from consumption.
Ifa person. free from dysentery and who has not
sided in tropical climates suffers from obstinate diar
rhea which goes month alter month, with slight
remission or intermission, even though there be no
cough. he is most likely consumptve Should this
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms of the slight
est amount, the existence Of consumption 10 IN alb
solute certainty. II young adult. not addicted
to enervRting habits and not leading = dissolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight he L. In
all probability. eonsumptive. though chest symp-
toms should have appeared When such. however.
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption IL almost fixed fact. In all cases
where ans OF the described make their
appearance should advise an immediate examine
ton Of the cheat and prompt resort to appropriate
treatment
tan early stage of consumption radical cure can
be frequently effected. and health placed upon firm
and permanent footing, while with every step in ad-
which the disease 10 allowed to take the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingy Our
readers must bear In mind that the most skiful and
efhciept treatment do more than make sound
and useful much Of the lungs - present the
tims when the progress Of consumption becomes
pended. No earth replace tho lung It's
SD which has been destroyed BY the liberated pro-
cess The earlier therefore, consumption IL attended
TO- the better The chances 1oe satisfactory fssui
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A New York doctor has upset the traditional
sentiments Of civilization by advancing the ar
gument that cannibalism would improve the
human race morally. mentally and physically.
He argues that as eating pork is more demon
alizins than diet Of beef, that beef is more
demoralizing than horseflesh, that horseflesh
than monkey and SO on upward through tho
grades Of animal intelligence until man him.
self becomes his own diet, and on that he would
attain the perfect condition. theoretically
the doctor is no doubt correct and his argu-
ment is plausible, very plausible, but will the
learned gentleman argue to q conclusion on
diet of Congressman? Had'he based any of his
calculations on Representative roast?
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SILK CURTAINS AND DRApERIEs.
FALL GOODS.

We are now gradually receiving Fall Goods and ex-
rectto show such variety that there will be no such
thing as admitting Of competition. great many Of
our goods were bought BY our European buyer while
In the old country, and will receive uninterrupted ad
miration.
Our stock has been selected 90 carefully that We feel
confident that we suit the most exacting
While our styles are exclusive. they are limited In
quantity and those wishing odd and original styles
would do wisely by selecting early.
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Mt. kennedy's attack ON the Senate is no.
much more peculiar than Mr.. Enloe's defense
of IL
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50. SO GAnxrxrs Fon Sl.9S.

GOWNS. SKIRTS DRAWERS AND CORSET COW
ERs Of nnest maslins aud cambacs trimmed with
choice ribbon. TorchSn. Msdici and plat Val I.ces
These garments have bcen sailing in sets - bridal
outass Many Of them worth - %
THE PALAIs ROYAL
a LIsNEk.
ala Corner l2sb q. aud Pa ave
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II is noticeable that while some of the House
republicans censure in a hating perfunctory
way the Dad'nS Of Mr.. Kennedy's assault upon
Senator Quay no one has a word to say defend
ing Quay from the charges made against him.
Perhaps they think 10 would be ofl1cious in
them to rush in to the defense OF his character
when he remains silent himself.
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There Is not grea, deal Of plagiarism about
Consressnan Ksnnedys speech, any how. It's
mostly repsrtee, a. they say.
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Rop1ssos. PAnKrn & Co.'S

1OOBlNSON, Il ARKER a. NO,S
FAIL STOCK Is NOW READY FOR
YOUR INSPECTION,
IT CONSISTS OF ALL THE MOST
POPULAR FABRICS OF THE SEA-
SON FASHIONED INTO GARMENTS
OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, DOUBLE
AND SINGLE BREASTED CUTAwAY
SUITS. DOUBLE AND SINGLE
BREASTED SACK SUITS, DOUBLE
AND SINGLE-BREASTED OVER
COATS AND A SUPERB LINE OF
SEPARATE TROUSERS.
ALSO SPLENDID STOCK OF
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.
ALL AT EXTREMELY MODERATE
PRICES. CALL AND SEE THEM.
ROBINSON. PARKER h CO..
AMERICAN CLOTHIERS,
s16-eo Sc COR. 7TH AND D SITS. NV.
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The Senate may not have bridged many
legislative difacuities yesterday, but II bridged
sixsesn streams Of this glorious replnlic.
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Sl.4S GARnrsrs Fon 9So

and cotton Sizes u 90 40. Turn
over collar and cuffs Of embroidery. Pull high
sleeves Another style has front Of plat Val lace and
clusters Of tuckA. Double isce front. neck and
scesss .scc
sKIRTs.-sixes 30 10 ~. Best muslin Extra WIDE.
eAinch hemstitched nounce. Others with Torchon
iace
CHEAlsEs-LAvn and cambria. Sizes % TO ~.
Round. square and Becks Trimming Of embroid-
cry. plat vel and zorchon lsoes 9se
TRk PALAls ROYAL
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The New York Telegram. says "Mr Porter's
census il . good deal Of q misft" OF course IT
Il. The actual truth b always misat on an in.
fatea estimate
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Americans are supposed to be and are, in the
main, a seif-heipful people. But there are occa-
sions when they seem to be disposed to look
too much to the government for assistance.
The administration in the purchase of many
millions Of bonds has about reached the limit
of its powers. AS Acting Secretary Batcheler
says, 1.-The financial situation is not entirely at
the disposition of the Treasury Department
1t would be carrying 'paternar government to
an extreme we're the public treasury to be en-
ployed to meet every contingency which legiti-
mate business or speculation might produce in
the money market" Mr.. Bateheller we'll states
the limit of his power to be the collection and
disbursement Of the public funds The bust
ness men Of the great centers Of trade must
now hold the bag themselves.
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The ssria hila- nov in confesspce, viii soon
be ths tariff act Of 1850.
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10000 Y.Rps Or L,crs

Torchon. Valcnciennes Medicis and Fedora Laces in
IN all widths. from cents TO 81 q yard. And what
poor description Of the many hundr DIS Of different de-
signs! Its the magnitude Of the new stock that
frightens the writer aud halts has pen And what will
be your experience when you come 10 chose from
such q VARIETY
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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9Sc. GARxryrs Fon 69c.
$l.25 GARMENTS Fon S9c.

GOwNs.-sest muslin- Front with four insertions q
embroidery and four clusters OF 5-bunch tucks.
Fine embroidery edge 'front.' neck and sleeves Sizes
Is TO
sKIRTs.-Extrs width. e-inch nounce. 10 tuc.s
above Extra value ct % centA Sizes 80 TO a. .ssc.
THE PALA1s ROYAL. d.
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