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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-01
General Grants Resting Place


 NA'" ,;TnA Sept. l.-The contest over the rv'r l of General Grants re- mains from New York city to tho Ar lington Cemetery at Washington will be settled in the House to- day. It will be remembered that a concurrent reso- lution to this effect passed the Senate several weeks ago without either of the New York Senators raising their voices in protest. The New York rep- resentatives in the House, however, have thus far succeeded in preventing consideration of the resolution, but it will undoubtedly get up to-day, that being what is known in legislative parlance as "suspension day"
 The Speaker will allow forty minutes for debate on the resolution, the time to be equally divided between the two sides, and it is quite probable that the resolution will be passed, but it is not so certain that the local authorities of New York city will recognize the right of Congress to act in the matter
 The understanding exists here that Mrs. Grant is not especially anxiou- that the removal shall be made. Reps resentative Flower will show in his re- marks to-day that Mrs. Grant only gave her consent to the proposition oAtoA She uhu Ueeu G1aC the people of the entire country, aa ex- pressed through their repres entatives in Congress, desired the removal. He will show that New York was General Grants adopted home and that his last wishswas that he should be buried there. Mrs. Grant, MT. Flower will argue, did not suggsst removal, and she now only gives consent because of an amicable desire not to oppose what she has been led to believe are the uni. versal wishes of General Grants coun- trymen.9
 Mir. Flower will claim that Mrs. Grant has been misled in the matter; that the entire affair has been cleverly worked up by few interested persons in Wash ington, aided by certain newspapers that are jealous of New York's pros perity, and that the vast majority of the people of the country are entirely willing that the bones of the great war captain shall remain in their present resting place.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-01
A REPORTER RAzzLE-DAzzLED.
He Is Made the Victim of a Nauseous
 Practical Joke.

He Is Made the Victim of Nauseous
 Practical Joke.
 Yesterday a member of the reportorial staff of the morning daily, whose home is in the eastern part of the city, was made the victim of a cruel practical joke. The scribe was feeling unwell, and meeting, in drug store, a physi- clan with whom he is on friendly terms, without any preliminary questions ac- quainted the latter of the fact that he was troubled with a pain in the region of his abdomen, which he thought was caused from indigestion, and asked for relief. Now if there is one thing a phy- sician objects to, it is being approached in his official capacity before a crowd of people and in a public place. Conse- Quently here Is where the journalist made mistake. The physician dove into his pocket and brought forth his thermometer enclosed in a small leather case, and without removing the case he placed one end in the patients mouth, who held it on his tongue for five min utes. In the meantime those present saw the point and, although few audible laughs were heard, the reporter failed to tumble. At the expiration of time the thermometer was taken from the mouth of the sufferer and the covering removed and even then it did not strike the pa tient that anything was wrong. The thermometer, so the doctor said, reg stered 102, and the reporter was in formed that he had fever. An anti pyretic was prescribed and the druggist tumbling to the joke produced large sized castor oil capsule, puncturing it so that when an attempt was made to swallow by the dyspeptic it caused all most strangulation. Another was given to him which he was to take in half an hour. Three hours later he returned, had his pulse again tested and was again subjected to similar treatment. This time he retired behind the screens in order to prevent the spectators from viewing his looks of disgust when the capsule burst in his mouth. A Dover's pin was then ordered to make the anti pyretic work smoothly and again a castor oil capsule. which seemed to be the only medicine at hand, was admin istered. With enough castor oil in his system to dose four strong men the re- porter wended his way to his work and early in the morning he was met mak- ing for his home with look of any thing but pleasure depicted on his countsnance. The physicians bill for services will be forthcoming and then there will be a howl.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-01
ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT.
The Body of:WIIiam Ryan. of Bristol
 Found in the River.


 At 6 o'clock yesterday morning the dead body of William Ryan. a we'll known resident of Bristol, was found floating in the river. Ryan was last seen alive at 10 o'clock Saturday night in company with another man, when he was intoxicated. He may have fallen from a bridge which he had to cross to reach his home or he may have been murdered. Ryan was 35 years old and leaves n widow. He worked for the New Departure Bell company. The coroner was notified and this afternoon rendered verdict of accidental death.
 Edwin T. Lemley, an engineer in the employ of the Seymour Manufacturing company, is at the New Haven hospital. One of his arms was badly crushed from the elbow down while he was oiling his engine Saturday. The doctors hope to save the arm.
 Michael Daley ,an employe of the chan delier shop, met with & thrilling accident in Ansonia, Saturday. He was about to send some lamps down the long elevator from the third story. Having adjusted the elevator with the mill floor, he was dragging the material backward, but in the meantime some one had pulled the cord, and the elevator had glided noise- lessly down to the bottom. Daley, step- ped backwards, plunged backward down the shaft. His fall was broken, and he escaped death narrowly. He was cut in several places about the limbs that re- quired several stitches. No bones were broken, and he was able to walk to a physicians office.
 William H. Nichols of West Hartford fell, week ago. from hay mow at Morris Cove, where he and his wife were guests of w. E. Johnson, struck on his head and remained unconscious un- til Friday. He is now rapidly recover ing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-01
.: -:SHONINGER:- :

That was an elegant Weber Piano we sold to George Goodwin last week, also a fine Shoninger Piano to John K. Sullivan, 10 Cherry street. Our MT. Lewis also dis posed of two elegant Shoningers last week to Miss Sarah Bunnell of Bethlehem and Ernest Nitchie, Watertown. The old re- liable house of Shoninger is still moving a large share of all the Instruments sold here, w$Sch goes to prove that they give the best bargains and their stock is acknowledged First-Class. Examine, pur- chase, and make your friends happy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-09-01

DR 0 w. \. FROST, 1s7 Bank St.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Bloody Run trestle near Cincinnati, tho
other day. Miss Onken, who lives on
Rdgoway avenue, Avondalo, was walking
on tho track Of tho Cincinnati, Lebanon
and Northern narrow gauge md coming
10 the ircstlo and hoarInguo train sup.
posed she could easily pass over It
She WAS half way over when delayed
train came 40 tulI speed, Tho trostlo Is
there twenty feet ur more above the rocky
bed of tho creek, and Miss Ouhen dared not
rlHk jump, so she swung herself over
tho aido OF che trest.f and hung 90 tho tim-
bor with q death GRIP. AZ soon As they
could slnp the train fHH engineer aud con-
duotor rn back and llftHd tho Indy from
her por.lunH position ahH WIS almost
hlacl, Iu lhu Hoo, ID strength exhausted,
and sho could nol l.ge held ou huli q min.
ute l0naor Tho place has H b0d vputa
tion Coz uraIleuJ laht July 4 Hn old
colorei mau WINS unoItcd of tho lroa,c
and badly crushed. and thre1 years nPo
there WIS cnlllal0u between freight iwlna,
The cuguo ot one ot which atllI lies IN tho
mud below,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

wife, ltebeocn Moore, on a charge of "fail,
ure ~ PROVIDE Ills dhiens0 was the long
imprisonment, aud thus tho strange, sad
romantic career VI the two was brought
out,
lle was born In East Washington, ~ H.,
In 1870, received q common school educa-
ton aud AHmal capital from his honest
and fairly we'll 70 do parents aud down 10
September 1868, lived an apparently honest
aud active llfo, lie had lott home for Bos
ton Ia 1854 had kent q restaurant aud sa'
loon ~ No. lB Fast Houston street, Now
York, aud had bought u small farm at Ma
llok, Maah, On Sept. liI 1865, the Con
cord National bank WIS r0hbedi and early
In October Moore appeared IN Paulshoro, n,
DO ha a man Of means looking for Invest
ment Ito WA arrested on very slight evil
dence, bat got "mttled," gave W. t903,aAl
Ia bonds aud cgsh which he had secfetod
10 that no detectives could ever have found
10, detailed tho facts NJ the robbery aud
offered 70 give up hia confederate, but tho
laltcr was TOO sharp 10 reply TO hls notes
aud WA never captured
The robbery was u very ingenious one.
They had worked long and skIllmlly tll
they got duplicate keys Hnd learned tho
combination of the mlr, then did the rob
bing a. their cnfo, potIus tlo0Olo In
bonds, besides some cash llIs courder.
ate was "tngIrh Harry" noted cracks
man, aud uIltr getting hs share he m,
medIRloly sought q sult retreat and never
allowed Moore 10 hear OF him again. The
case was necessarily compromised, Hs they
could NOT hryc convicted Moore or recover
ed even his share OF Dhe aWag. llo most
appeared Iu J.uoy city mR sptculHtnr in
horses. and there married llehocp Gun,
nlugham, widow of thf once noted "Dndn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Almost every one has heard Of Don Juan
aud many have seen cplny or pantomme
There are several ronditlons), or road BY.
ron's work Of that title, Tho name stands
~ u type Of extreme aud reckless Wicked
ness, Now Juan ls simply Spanish for
John, aud 30 there have been many Don
Juans or Sir Johns but the ono who
gave the name such bad prc'cmlncncc wna
Don jun dc Marunn, OF Seville, The story
In that city runs that after long career OF
desperate wIckcduoss Don Juan met a
funeral cortcgo late one nlght, went with
II 10 the church, heard on affecting sermon
on his own life, and saw q perfect Image Of
himself In the cpfu. llo was for time
dcmontcd, but recovered, reformed, led "a
godly life thereafter and left all hiswcalth
% u hospital
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

reap the whlrlWlnd 40 WAS witnessed Ia
tho overwhelming overthrow on the last
great political contest, The people of llllH
congressional district also Witnessed tle
author OF ihe unjust iariif hlll lnHhed 70
HE hoppN like Maeeppa 20 ne Ylll horse,
while Grover Cleveland tho author Of the
tariff reform message, has taken deeper
hold on The hearts of lhe American people
aud beoome the central figure of the IN
dnstrial struggle now Ia progress, And
with Grover Cleveland 40 tie standard
bearer 6f tho Democratic hosts In 1870, We
can sweep tho county from ocean 70
ocean, Tor
Niiehai sounded fath trumpet HAT hhAll never
call Telreaih
That viii ming gloU 70 our banner and victory
complete,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

tween flfaeth and FttyarN streets. The
little association lng 10 then wns) devoted
10 this work began some fourteen yotrs
ago at 3lll Indiana uvonuo but the worl,
has far outtrown the capacity of th0t
building, aud tho philunthroplo have con
trlbuted thc means for new one
The new homo X on a lot 700 feet square,
comparatively little Of which Is covered by
the structure The lot l inclosed 10y a
formidable fcncc, eight feet high and sur.
mounted by barhod wire aud iron spikes.
for there are n few Of the cring who arc
refractory aud want 20 escape,
The great majority however, are willing
minutes, DA whom reformation Ia assured
they are provided with employment suited
TO their capacity iG good homes or those
already graduated, so 90 speak, several arc
already huppy wives and mothers Others
are holding rcspon4lblc positions Hs office
clerks, and all are enthusiastic In praise Of
the institution
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
A Hardly Credible story.

From Rockford, 3 D., comes tho horrl.
bio tale OF dogs revenge for Il bcutiug.
SlS miles out OF town Qua CartwrlghU Il
placer miner, lived in n cabin with his wife
and child, The man owned Il Newfound.
land dog large insiae and very Intelligent
While The husband was absent working
on his cnim the wifo had occusion TO pun
ish tho animal Alterward abe went TO
spring, somo distance back of the house.
On her return she discovered that the dog
had attacked the child aud literally oaton
lis head on Tho mother gave one pierre
INK shrek and fell senseloss TO tho ground.
The cry was heard by the husband, who
hastoned 70 the cabin and seialug on ar
killed tho dog' Tho mother Is reported 10
bo a raviuD manlnc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
John WErr,s rGaayaLs pGArA.


Known Assassin,
An California r. excited over tho murder
Of John lyrtt, tho wealthy rAnohor Of
Morccd county aud the subsequent doyel'
opmenls which point 10 the guilt Of his
wltos family IL ia 70 very singular and
altogether very horrible caso The corpse
was found Ia Che morning NJ the door Of
the dwelling the head orufhcd almost 10 a
pulp by thc blows of q hammer aud ap.
pcaWnces indicated that the murderer had
come aud gone on horseback
ny sort ot common Impulse the ctl.
scus Of that Vicinity turned 20 tho dead
mans brotheriu.law with 70 acrco do.
mond for their testimony These arc
Jake and August Olson, and thoneghbora
almost 10 a man declared that Jane Olsen,
their mother was the lnstigRtor Mr..
lyott was nearly 20 years old and hla wife
Sophie was but 2Oi yet hia chances for Ito
had lately seemed ~ good as hers, for aho
had been for Homo time In poor health and
was In san Francisco Tor medical treat.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Or. WilliArns' Indian Pile Ointment o
he only suro cure for Blind, Bleeding or
tching pllos over discovered. II never
falls TO cure old chronic caaes OF long
standing.
ludge CoiIlbury, Cleveland, o., sayei
VI have found 10y that Dr..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment gives i'm.
mediate and permanent cure,n
We have hundreds OF such tostimonlnls
Do not auilcr an instant longer. Sold by
drugGiste, 81 per hoK, or mailed on receipt
OF price, by tho
WILLIAMS MEG CO., Cleveland, o.
Al wholesale and retail Durbin, Wright
&Co, ddw-1y
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Thon horo's most charming dinner
droBe OF ambor cloth made on train, aud
opening little In front TO show n ploat.
ing OF deeper yellow crepe. Tho front Of
thcskIlt around this opening IL braided
with black, gold and copper bralds, ms 10
the. lower part of the bodice. Black
velvet, outlined with braids form the
collar and trims the short sleeves, which
are eurmounted with an epaulet OF
eilk stockings should match the gown and
the shoes should be fancy tioa OF the new
velvet calf, or ot tho popular suede Of the
ammo color OF the hosiery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

I'ralon when tho former wus O, aud the attor r.
ment Ot tht time Of thc murder II she
died llrst the estate OF course went finally
TO his heirs, but II no died first half Of Il
at least went 10 her, and hc was worth half
u million, The motive then was evident
Tho ncighhoH remembered many other
things. The mother has always ruled with
rod Of iron, her children oboylng her ~
implicitly ns when thoy were In short
clothes, The daughter did not want 70
marry the rich old wldowor, as what n
ycarold girl wouldY She not only 70.
cclyed much attention from young mon,
but was engaged Che neighbors think, 10 n
very nlco young follow
Her mothor however, compelled her to
marry old lyctt aud In no long time sho
became au invalid The case, say all tho
noghbors, N plain what could bopalnorf
All parties went 10 work on this theory,
and soon had croumstantinl evidence
enough 10 arrest the Olscna The farmers
declare that August Olson did the deed,
and that they will lynch him cost what Il
may, but sheriff WarGcld, Of Mercod
county is a wary and experienced old Call,
lornnn, aud no There may be news Of
serious scrimmagc
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
Bucklon'O Arnica salvo.

The best salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Childrens Oornes, and all Skin Erup.
ti0ns, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund-
cd. Price 70 cents per box. For. sale
by Durbin Wright Il Co,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
PASSED AWAY.


oanton'a Leading Citizen and nusineea
Man'--A Soldier OF the War-''A Chris
tian Worker--A Humanitarlan''-A
Model Man ia All the Walks Of Life''-
We Shall Not Look Upon His Like
Agafu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11


no more brilliant
illustration than
is found Ia the on
reer Of Langdon
W. Moore but
lately released
from tho Charles
town MRss1 pris
on, after seVinga
teuyeaH' sentence
Tor bank robbery
llp was brought
botDreRNew York
BOllce court byhib
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
wnrlh unndrodn of pollnrn.

My wife used only two bottles Of
"Mothors Fricndn before her third con-
flnement. Snya she would not be without
II for huudreds of dollars. Had not half
ns much trouble 90 before. Dock MILES,
Lincoln Parish, In. Write The Brpdiled
Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. for further
particulars. Sold by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
REDFERN'S FASHIONS.
Fine Feathers Make Fine Birda-
Opera and Dinner Robes,

A this Ia the season Of full dress enter
tainmenla, when each member of fashlOn'
able society strives 10 eclipse all her dear
familiar frlenda ~ well 40 her enemies,
hy the aplendor Of her apparel II will moi
be amlas 10 give some Idea 0f the evening
gowns which will ba worn during the
next few weeks, ffOm Paris comes q
costume Of phleat rose pink ottoman
made with rather long train, which ia
framed between panels of garnet velvet,
Down the front of the skirt and edging the
low round bodice, are bands Of silver tln.
sci, studded with gafneia, A knot of vel.
vet and silk IN placed like an epaulet on
tho shoulder, and below this tall robes Of
silver cord with garnet pendants,
Another Imported model lH ball gown
OF Spanish yellow embroidered mouaRel.
Inc do sole, The deoolelloe bodice a quite
without sleeves, aud h draped with folds
and trimmed with an lHdeaeent metallic
paaaemenlefe SET with hmeihyaia and
opnla. Clustofs Of ostrich iipa tho same
color ha the muslin are aet upon the
shoulders aud the hips, Now these crea,
iiunanf the French mullatH arc etylIhh and
beautiful, but uh Wr ns material goes they
are commonplace, Tor velvet, silk and
transparent gauze have been the regular
thing for years now, So the woman who
10 ambitious Of leading the mode hy wear
ing something uncommon Hud dihtlngun
viii give all lacl,nDyed Ideas the go,by,
and viii order iedfer evening nOwn Of
fine faced cloth, like those which we Illus,
rnte TO-DAY,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
Worked ll,,s n Charm.

Bradneld's Female Regulator worked
like u charm, improvement been wonder
ful. Cannot expreaa my gratitude. Wish
overy lady afflicted would trylt. | know
II would cure them. Mrs. LULA A. Lone,
Spring Grove, Fla. Write The Bradneld
Regulator Co., Atlanta, Gn., for further
particulars, Sold by oil druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
ConaumptIon suroIv Curod,

To TIM Iipnon,- Please inform your roadera
that hayo apoaitlyo remedy for tho above named
disease by ia timely uuo thousaudn ofhopocpu
caaoa hayo been permanently curod, 1ahall bc clad
10 aond two bottles OF my remedy FREE TO any oi
your readers WHO hayo consumption n they will
send mo thoir Expropa and r. o. addrcas. Respect
| fully, IA, AfouUM, NJ. o., t8i poarl H., N, X,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Looso'a Red clover pile remedy, Ia q
positive specific FOR all forms OF the dis
ease, Blind, Blecding, Itching, Ulcorat.
Price 10 conta. For sale by all druggists,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Looac'e rod clover pills euro sick Head
ache DlspopsiA, indigestion, ConBtipa-
ton, % cente per box, boxes or "a. For
sale by all druggists.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
Ayers
S.!:arsapariIIa
The Best
Blood .. Medicine

No edD LeadinO Physioians
d'd DruOOists, and their Opin-
Ion ~ hdOrsed bD thousands
oHrrd 6D II Of SorOJnla, Ec-
seniG, ErDsipetGs, Gnd other
diacases Ofho blood.
Ayers harsaparIla has won its repu-
lhllnl by yonfa VI valuable service 10 Tho
rullnhuhlly' n II No best"- Il, H. lang,
hluHglsl, ele MerrImack ~, Lowell, Mass,
pr W. T. Wright Paw Raw Ford, Tenn,
Myii "lii my practice I invariably pre-
aHiihe Ayers hnlhaparllla for chronio dis
enhes oi illp hloodn a
nr lt u, lioyle, Third aud oxford rs,
Philadelphia, lHi writes "FOr lw0 yeafa
have prescribed Ayers HarsaparIlla In
numerous instances, aud hnd il highly
elllWcnnH w the treatment 0f all disorders
~ mo hlnndh
la W. llnblnaon Pharmacist, AahIna, o.,
eWilhrh Ayers NamaparIlIa has always
nnla d great seller My customers think
llinle IA uo bloodpUrl0or equal 10 ltn
"fol many years | was AFFLICTED with
"NWWlNuA running Sores Wlleli az laai be-
enho 20 had Tho doctors advised ampuiatng
nnn pi my legs TO save my llie / began
WhluR Aytrt sunHputllln and soon saw an
llhWuVeWonl After ualng about two dozen
lulllei llnaNrua were healed continue 10
inke few bottles 0i this medicine each
year Cor uy blood aud nn NO longer trou,
med Wll sores, ! have tried other reputed
VlnnN htnrH. hul none docs no much good
y, Ayma NNmumna a, Robinson,
Nru NdNmt
Don't fa,l lo rot
Ayers SarsapariIla
PREPARED HY
DR., J, c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
soldg pmgsls's elasta, wonD tiaboluo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
MRS o,snEA.

gcther, and IL seems established that they
will wed as soon Us all legal obstacles are
removed
The picture OF Mrs o'Shea here given is
q remarkable one, IL is furnished by The
Now York World and Is taken from an
advertising circular published somo ten
wears ago
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Everything appropriate for Xmas
giving, Dress Goods, Gloves, Handker.
chiefs, &c In largest quantities and ae
lowest prices. Write for what you
want.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

This Ia slightly trained gown OF phlost
sea green cloth with a double ploaied
ruchlng OF shrimp ping silk around tho
skirt, This rucho N headed with small
ostrich tips Of shaded green. Tho bodice
has coat fronts omproIdorcd Ia pink floss
and frosted silver aud the sleeves show
tho anm0 embroidery, A trimmed
over frill OF plnS crepe llgslo spanglod
with silver,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

Man Who Has Known Many Ups ana
Downs,
The onri0sltIes 0f crime aud tho yielasi-
tudea Ia the lie 0f q great criminal have
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
PLUCK Or 4 YOUNG 6lRL,


A young lady hanging 10 tho edge of a
trestle while an express train thundera
over her at thirty miles per hour ID cor
tainly Ia condition 10 Try her nerves, and
tlat was tho lI 0f Miss Norma Onken at
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11

boo. and upward-.-Surahs,
coo, and upward.-.Satin Rhadamon.
76o. and upward-..oros Grains.
75o and upward -.Armuroa,
$50, and upward--.Faillos
81 and upward.--Poau do Sole.
Qrom 10 TO IS yards make dresp
after the prevailing fashions,)
Samples sent to any address upon
request,