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Evening journal., 1890-11-19
RIAL ESTATE
HEAA ESTATE
DOSITIvE PUBLIC SALE
Il OF
REAL ESTATE.
will.be cold at public sale, on the premise
ON SATURDAY,
THE 22D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1890,
Commencing at 30 O'Clock p. m.

Commencing at 30 O'Clock p. m.
No. l. TEo-story frame dwelling. No lis
Washington street, with four rooms, lot l5x
40 feet.
No. p Two-story brick store az dwell ing.
northeast corner OF Franklin and p easant
streets. with six rooms a bsth, hot ard
cold water; lot "a feat 10 inches by 7S feet to
an alley four feet wide lea. ing into Peasant
street.
The frame dwelling Is conveniently located.
being osa to the Harlan aud Ho hag-w nth
works land other manufacturing establish
ments. Would make nice home for man
with SMALL family.
The store property Is a new building, nicely
fitted up for business. in a thickly popll ted
part of the citv. where property is rapidly
enhancing in value.
Beginning wit No. at l. 80 o'clock p. M,
aud No at o'clock.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known on day OF sale o.
TrOMAS r. LALL.Y.
L. W Stidham a. Son, Agent to effect sale.
Auctioneers
EOR RENT-THE STORE AND DWELL.
T ing corner Third ana Monroe streets.
Apply to DANIEL MCKINNEY.
TOR RENT.-ONE EROOMgR HOUSE
T. Hot and cold water; bath: 50: also g.
roomed houses. S8 Apply to p. J. FORD
Fifth and Rodney streets.
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FoR SALE.


CARRIAGE. - lAh,5r DOUBLE SEAT
" top carriage; built to order; finely uphol.
tered; new: suitable for family use or light
delivery wagon. Can be seen at the Club
stables, corner Madison and Twelfth streets.
YARN ESS.-NEw NICKEL MOUNTED
Il harness. Inquire at this office.
DOBES. PAIR OF HANDSOME LAP
" robes; also blankets and whip. Inquire
At this office.
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o'Brien on the rarnen Scandal.

Boston, Nov. 19.--Mr. William O'Brien,
the Irish envoy, in an interview, said he
regarded the attacks Of the Tory news
papers Of London against Parnell as be-
meath notice. For the past ten years the
same papers had attempted 10 assassinate
Mr. Parnells character, not In the least
from any public morality, but on account
Of his unrivaled leadership. All Mr.
O'Brien knew Of the O'Shea matter was
that O'Shea is loathsome creature who
is capable Of anything. ''.The Irish party
and the Irish people" said he, may be
trusted to safeguard 'he interests Of the
Irish cause, without the least regard to
rumors set afoat by moralists like Pigott's
employers" Mr. O'Brien and T. ID. Sulii-
van have gone to Buffalo.
Grave Charges Agains. Minister Rouvier.
PARIS, Nov. l9.-In the course of the de
bate on the budget in tile chamber Of depu-
ties NJ. Lanr requested permission to in
terogate the government as 70 what steps
it proposed to take TO prevent the drain Of
gold from France for the benefit Of foreign
markets.
The minister of fnan nee. M. Rouvier, de-
clined to discuss the question, whereupon
NJ. Laur made bitter attack upon the
finance minister, charging him with hay
ing used his official position to advance
his own interests through speculation.
The chamber was Immediately thrown
into great confusion, and the president
was twice compelled to call Deputy Laur
to order. The latter gentleman became
greatly excited and attempted to proceed
with his remarks, but was eventually
compelled to desist.
A War or Words.
During the alteration M. Laur declared
that no one could prevent him from doing
his duty. He was surprised that M. Rou-
vier had never replied 20 the accusations
made against him.
M Rouvier retorted that he disdained to
answer a certain kind OF accusations. The
minister further stated that he had Of
fered on previous day to make an imme
diate reply to NJ Laur's inquiry, but M.
Laur had refused to accept such state
ment, and the government had therefore
decided not to accede to his present de-
mands.
The debate was finally adjourned for a
month.
The subcommittee on tariff has decided
in favor Of raising the duty on salt meats,
beef and other meat from twenty-five to
twenty-seyen francs.
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NOTICES.

NONANASs
--~~-.N-~N~------~--~.0--401
NOTICE.-I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that l will apply TO the Genera Assem-
bly, at its next session for a divorce from my
husband, Newton q. WEIGH
lSignedl NET TIE L. WEIGH.
Wilmington n, De-. Nov. 10, 1880.
NOTICE. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that will appl. TO the General Assem-
bly, at its next session or a divorce from my
husband, William Il. Csossley.
S Qned1 BIRDIE r. CROSSLEY.
Wilmington Del, Nov. la, 1897.
:. OrlCE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure your property with
rAWKIn1S a co. 7i2 Market Street
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

: @~---~~,- 49, --7-7--~-~-
Tor SALE. SALOON. CENTRALLY
located. Person selling desires to leave
town. ADDRESS K. Evening Journal office.
EOR SALE '-GOOD WILL AND FIX
tres of a city hotel doing a good bust
ness; has license and g0os bar trade Ad-
dre5s W.. Z ening journal Once.
TOR SALE.-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF
Y a grocery. a lso store for rent. Apply
at n E corner Eighth and Orange streets.
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Mated.
INDUCEMENTS. !

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-EXTRA-
"A Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Noyeln
ber 20. q and ~, and Saturday Matinee, HI
LER BROTHERS. Magnificent Scenic Pre-
1ucfion.
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EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.

person has obstinste cough. which com.
niencsi without any obvious cause, cough which -
al nrs Cry and hacking and subsequently attended
Tor . time with troly nucilaglnous ing expec-
'orsuon. accompanied by wandering pains about the
cl.sst and lose OF nesh slight extent. he
an probability consumptiye. II. besides. there be
hdinoltysls or splitting blood. the amount
OF dTacli the probability Is Increased TO almost
certainty. IL. IA addition these symptoms. the
breathing becomes harsh. burned and deep inspirs-
nons evoke few clicks Of dry aud cracking sound
or II the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse
there can be little doubt that The person suffering
from consumption.
person. tree from dysentery. and who has not re-
sided III topic. climates suffers from obstinate dAr
rhoea. which goes on month after month. with slight
remission InternissOn. even though there be no
cough. ne Is most likely constructive Should this
est amount, the existence OF consumption 10 alb
solute certainty. II young adult. not addicted
TO euervating habits and not leading . absolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight he in
toms should have appeared When such. however,
manifest themselves additionally the estAbi-hment
OF consumption ~ smostA hx.d fact In al cases
where any described make their
appearance should advise immediate sxamtna-
tion Of the chest ana prompt resort sppproprisss
treatment
Atan early stage Of consumption a radical cure can
be frequently effected. and health placed upon Q firm
and permanent footing while with every step In sd-
which the disease allowed 70 the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingy Our
readers aust bear mind the most skillful and
and useful asmnch OF the lungs present % the
time when tie progress of consumption becomes
pended No means On earth replace the lung Us
sue which has been destroyed b. the ulcerstsd pro-
Cess The earlier. therefore, consumptop il attended
TO- iAs better are ihs chances ior s.sfsesory rssu
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colors to match woodwork and picture rod
enameled so they can be cleaned il desired
and adding a tou:h Of daintiness to Light col
ored furnishings now go desirable.
Applique work is one OF the fancies Of the
day and way for an original taste to display it.
self. Take q plain surface for curtains and
table covers, and with the pretty gimps and
braids fashion design that will be at once
unique and interesting. In . portiere, for in
stance, have your design hung from the top. Us
1t were, With quIrls and turns of the gimp, and
at the lower end of a spiral or similar pattern
nave Hover form of plush applique, which
the gimp will outline, and gold thread accent
the center. This might be made quick work
with rather wide gimp. and perhaps three Of
the plush forms on one width OF goods, As no
decorated curtains would hang in full folds
which conceal the design.
sHEEPsKIN RUas.
For bed rooms especially the sheepskin rugs
in the soft golden tones are most suitable. Be-
side bed they are much softer and more luxu-
rious feeling than fur, and the creamy tones
harmonize with almost any furnishing. Black
rugs, too, are even more effective than white
ones in some places In yellow rooms, for in
stance. they lock especially we'll, and black and
yellow combinations are much thought Of just
now.
Smyrna rugs are favorltes with many people
ana this year there are some ill the dark color
ing and small figures OF Persian rugs which are
very good. Some in PRAYER rug designs and
brilliant coioring are as bad anything could
well be IN the rug line Smyrna rugs on a
bare floor slip easily that they are too
treacherous for comfort, but in q suitable
colorIng are often a very good thing to spread
over lounge which Is shabby as to seat though
respectable In other parts. They are often a
rng. Of which there can never be too many in a
pretty home
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Few Queer Experiences Related at
the Club by Diners Out.

n he funniest bachelor dinner / ever
0A partook Of" said q well-known club man
"a r the other evening, Il ate one night last
week with . married friend of mine in
0 the suburbs, whose wife was away. NV
host, knowing that was something Of a gour-
met, spread himself for the occasion as /
plainly could see. The repast furnished was
evidently Of unusual elaborateness and it went
fairly well until the salad came on. could
not eat any Of that after the frst mouthfui,
which managed with difficulty TO swallow.
Observing that refrsined from the dish, my
entertainer said:
".Tm afraid you don't find this first rate
"'It has . peculiar flavor admitted re-
luctantly.
"sAh,' replied my friend, who had finished
with apparent gusto his own help of the salad,
i was afraid that ii might not prove satisfac-
tory. You see, there was no olive oil in the
house, and. having nothing better on hand for
the purpose, / used castor oil for the dressing
HE did not appear at all embarrassed at
making this statement, but what broke him up
entirely for the moment was the appearance at
dessert of hunk of ordinary grocer's cheese.
Whyr he exclaimed, addressing the ser
want. where is the Roquefort that I ordered
sent home today2'
.Begorra, sir, responded the handmade. If
yOu unnhc thc Snaec thob COulo tuls dlttfQOOu
from the store, it was that moidy it had to be
thrown away, and sent back to the grocery
for this, that is nice and fresh
The other men in the little party ct the club
window smiled languidly at this story, but the
bald-headed member said:
speaking of dining out reminds me Of q re-
past that enjoyed very much the other day in
q small but very excellent restaurant he re in
town. What struck me particularly on the
occasion ] speak Of was the except onal
quality OF tn lobster salad. There was evil
IDENTIFY garlic in 1t, but that estimable
vegetable was 90 artistically infused that in
stead OF communicating an actual taste Of
garlic it simply contributed an indescribable
and underlined accentuation to the favor of the
dish. / asked that the chef be summoned and
demanded Of him how he was able 70 garlic
with such marvellous delioacy and effectiveness.
He replied:
THE way do ID to chew up Q small bulb
Of garlic, and when the dish 10 being stirred
breathe very gently upon the mixture. That
gives the suggestion Of dsvor which you speak
Of. cir.
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EXT Thursday large number Of men
iNSh distinguished in naval and civil life will
SWkSather at Annapolis for the purpose Of
doing homage to the memory Of the
brave men who persisted during the
famous Jeanette arctic expedition" of 1879
The occasion is the unwilling Of noble monu-
ment that has been erected in the cemetery
adjoining the grounds OF the United
States Naval Academy by the officers
and men of the navy. II 10 . beau
dful work, simple, suggestive, striking
and both in its design and its execution it is
worthy OF its noble object II takes the form
OF representation of the carn that the Mel
vile rescuing party erected over the remains
OF Commander De Long and his comrades,
who persisted in the arctic SHOWS. The origi-
nal earn was made of simple boulders, I'M
shaped and rough. piled together to protect
the bodies OF the dead from the elements of
total destruction. and this would have been
exactly reproduced had it not been for the
changes that take place in this climate SO sud-
denly that there would be danger OF its de-
struction.
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What q Mistake Cost.

The mistake Of typewriter has cut Edwin
Forbes OF New York out of a fourth part Of his
mothers estate. He had displeased her and
was disinherited. Four days before her death
she sent for lawyer, as she wanted to make
some changes in her will The lawyer was out
OF town at the time and his clerk went to her
house. Mrs. Forbes told him that she wanted
the will changed so that her four sons should
share alike. He took the will to the ONCE and.
as he thought. made the change all right After
her death 1t was found the change had been
made in the wrong clause and Edwin was still
disinherited
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other. They are doubtless dead spheres. like
the one that pursues its endless journey around
the earth. and are not supposed to be made of
green cheese.
It is an astonishing fact that these two moons
of Mars. SO recently discovered were referred
TO with much accuracy Of description. by both
Voltsire and Dean Swift in their satirical writ
ings thus anticipating astronomical science. at
which their sarcasms we're aimed, by a century.
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Littleton's Hard Lot.

From the Boston Transcript
when Littieton courted Miss L. he used to
speak of her As Q ray Of sunshine coming into
his life"
Il knowit And now, IL 10 said, sbs .rs-
quently tans him."
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At the convention Of the Brotherhood of St
Andrew In Philsdelphia the other day the Rev.
John Williams Of Omaha was vociferously APP
piauded for protesting against the use in the
convention Of the title ''Rev." for the clergy.
A delegate shouted: Let the clergy in the
spirit Of self-denial, drop the title" Can il be
that this viii be the next new departure in the
ehurchee2-GeD YorA zribvne
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OrrS AL NIGHT.

For the accommodation # our customer. ana the
pubic Ne "a" he oar store oI en- night IN charge
r. >. WILLIAMS z CO. DRrGGISTR
LNftI MASONIC TEMPLE,
Cor. s.it and NV
PhfSCRIPTIpNh
our prlces Tor R.tscgt; been refucef n
proportion Ia other goods We use only the unrest
d. rays and ci, meals from the most reliable nanIfac-
this ly tthrs,ct.u. -
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FUNNY THINGS ABOUT DOGS.
They Know Lots More Than Most Peo-
pie Think-Some Anecdotes

n ASTONISHING affinity seems
TO exist between the dog and the
soldier" said an army officer to q
STAR writer the other day. II
don't know how 70 account for Il.
but the mutual inclination be-
tween the two seems 20 be IN
stinctive. A company will start
out on the march without a
single dog and within . week il
will have 100 ours in lite train.
Not ours alone either. for so
fond are soldiers Of their canine
friends that they will steal them
from their owners whenever
they get chance.
"Funnily enough, in . regi-
ment the officers dogs and the
mems dogs form two distinct
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Don't lend your umbrella
Or your name to bill.
The first won't come back,
But the other one will.
-Qhioaoe PED
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Some Hints as to Things to Buy In the
Way of Furnishings.

THE TENDENCY IN WALL PAPERS rs TOWARD
GREEN AND YELLOW EFFECrs-How PoRTIEREs
SHOULD BE HUNa-FRENCH PARLoB FURNITURE
THE FAsHIoN-wHAT SORT OF CARPETS TO GET.
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The Two Mothers.

For fondling arm. warm breast and LIES swee
tide,
What dost thou to thy mother mako return,
Some madcap girl can win thee from her side.
Few tears at best hast thou above her urn.
Only TO Earth. thy mother art thou Just;
To her thou givest all within thy power
Thy lie. thy breath, thy self--s pinch Of dust
.6w0ntoN H,sA
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"a Els, THERE Is plenty that is new for
W. the coming season in the way Of furnish
ia ~ ngs for Washington households" said a
81 Wdealer in upholstery and furniture to q
Mh&W.STAR writer Yesterday ..PeopIe here in
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TO THE MEMORY OF BRAVE MEN.
The Jeanette Monument to Be I'm.
veiled ut Annapolis.

sEAUIIFuL IN DESIGN AND HxEcUrIoN-A RE-
PRODUCTION OF THE ARCTIC oAIRN-How THE
MONUMENT WAS sEcURrD--rHK CEREMONIES
MKT THURSDAY
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DIR LI0HTHILL

DIR LI0HTHILL
Ter thirty years specialist for the cured
,ATARRH. DEAFNESS. ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
EAR. NOSE. THROAT AND LUNo2
Once Hours from 9 an until X. and from ses pm
sl3-u
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From Life.

Mr.. Whitehead (who has just slapped
stranger on the back )-"Oh, beg yo' pawdon,
sab; thoughtit was my fren' Smith0rs. Yo'
nab on de berry same clos he gen'r'iy wars"
stranger-.Yes, Smithers attinded de same
poksh pawty did last ebening. He am at
present confined to his room"
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d. LrcHrurrt
Has resumed his practice and removed his ofbcs 10
his residence
l4lI ST. NV
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PKoxrsrsr Axoxe OuR InsrOr

PKoxrsrSr AMoSc OuR LnsrOr
SOUVENIRS
For this week are two lots Of
ovERcoArs
Blue and Black Beaver. Rexul.r retail prio. as
They 80 ct $3.50 TOR THIS WAX ONLY. Al fun
regular sizes-
SOUVENIR No ..
FULL pREss COATS AND VESTS
CSILK LINISGD
REGULAR retail price seo, They 10 ., ,lo. rs FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY
SEE THESE Il viii require no guessing 70 ssrtvs
Of conclusion The mere sisht Of them viii convince
you that they Of aud rsaioal speoss osinx
N demand among our pssrona
SOUVENIR Nos
MEN's HEAVY PLAID ovERooAra
Regular ret.l price sS.7a They 80 asz7s sol
THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ha! las! ha,-IAush on. laugh ana srov fsA.
laugh. aud the world Isushs with you,
WEEP aud you weep alone"
However you may rsdcule the price-the garments
an excellent one. An examination Of which viii turn
ndieGie auto ArnAzenent
SOUVENIR No&
WOODSTOCK CASHMERE SUITS FOR MEN.
Regular retail price $40 They no ct $3.50 SUN
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
SOUVENIR No. s.
BOYS ovERCotTs WITH carEs
REGULAR retail price e.. They 40 q, n
GARMENT FOR THIS WEEK oNLI
SOUVENIR. No.a
BOYS SUITS
Sizes to Il years Regular retail price e. SO. Tho
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WOODSTOCK CAssiMlRE SUITS FOR MEN
hesIlA retail pr1ce slo They 10 st $3.50 SUN
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
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S'-ii''4s AZ" -sNA iiNiR iShAc ~
hSnduLhe - uncq.aleI a "A beautifer Of the CON-
lcAloA. al 1AdlsI .nSaDls requisite the Ladies'
Toilet 1t renders Tue SKIN white. smooth and and
lreNeiis cAaupIns. livery lady should it Per
llf
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TABLE DECORATIONS.

Chrysanthemums are once more giving us
their annual beauty to use for decoration Of
our homes, and nothing can be more effective
than these flowers in all their variety For
table adornment they are prime favorites, tn Q
yellow ones taking the lead perhaps. large
dat mass Of them in the center, Of several
shades, with q ball of the same suspended from
the chandelier above is q fashion that some
people favor. The growing plants are very
satisfactory in . room, Is they look well for
some time and are truly decorative in form and
coloring.
A pretty novelty for table is to have sew
eral yards Of soft silk launched and billowed"
over the center Of the table, caught here and
there by designs in natural flowers. This sug-
gests . brocaded effect, which is very hand
some. Besides the candles burning under
colored shades, small cut-glass lamps, with lace
shades, are also used, all these means of light
ing adding as much as anything to the beauty
OF the table. Acritic of the modern table ar
rangements says that ''in spite Of remonstrance
liliputian tribes are everywhere"
FROM DINING ROOM TO BED ROOM,
To 20 from dining room to bod room. vhoss
renovation u . 6t occupation for the season.
lot ne mention The new curtain rods Of PALE
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TINE IS WORTH MONEY
One Million Dollars Worth Of 1t Sold
by a Telegraph Company Yearly.
EXACT TINE EVERYWHERE.
The Government supplies the COnnmod.
isy Free of Charge and the Western
Union Sells gt-Why Other People Are
Protesting.
Ne MILLION DOLLARS

NE MILLION DOLLARS
worth OF time. THE STAR
reporter was informed. is
4 old by the Western Union
Telegraph Company every
year. To make this clear
1t is necessary to explain
that the big naval observ-
atory at Washington con-
siders it an important part
OF Its business to deter
mine and give away to any
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OUININE

Don't mistake the Plsce-THE TEMPLE DRUG
S1Oltl- under Masu IL leIaple. 9th and sss.
1i0-tu,lll.s- r. >. hILLIAMS * 20. Proprietors
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REGULATING oHRoSoMErErs.
DIsCoyERIS6 TIE MOONS OF MANS.

The astronomer Of the national observatory,
Prof. Hall, who made the famous discovery of
the moons Of Mars not long ago, spoke of those
two interesting satellites yesterday as being
each about the size Of forty-acre loi Reyolv-
ing abou; the planet like two pretty little golden
shuttles. one OF them presents the phenomenon
OF travelling around more than three times as
fast as Mars himself does. Thus is produced a
very surprising appearance Of things from the
point Of view Of the Marian inhabitants, who
see this rapidly moving mool seemingly rising
il the west and setting In the east, while its
companion, In reality cireling IN the same di-
Tecnon with il 81 q speed comparatively slow,
rises in the east and sets in the west In this
way both moons are seen in the heavens at
o0cs, one going enc way and the other the
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Blue and Black Beaver Rexul.r retail prics ais
hey 20 ct ss. IS foR THIS wkkK ONLY Al fun
gular siEes.
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Souvenir 40 s.
MEMS HEAVY PLAID ovFRooArs
SOUVENIR NoA

however yoa may rsdicule the price-the ezrmenth
an excellent one. An examination Of which viii turn
ridIcCle Iuto AInAzenent
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SOUVENIR M a

SOUVENIR No. s.
BOYS oNERCoATs WITH cArEs
REGULAR retail price e.. They 20 II a
GARMENT FOR THIS WEEK oNLx