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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10
PiOllet on the Tariff.

Victor Z. Piollet appeared before the
tariff committee appealing for protec-
tion and the Chicago platform. a
Democrat all his life he had succumbed
TO the tariff scare, and now with the
courage Of his convictions Indignantly
remarked that he thought the farmers
had settled this tariff question at the
polls In 1855. He demanded an increase
of duties on agricultural products, and
when asked how leef could be protected
when two hundred million pounds are
annually exported be replied /: Build
mp our manufactures, create home
market and let US eat our beef heren
Colonel Piollet should have been re-
quested TO furnish plans and estimates
for the undertaking. The congress
sional committee and an interested
public should be informed Just how
long 1t would take and how much 1t
would cost TO put the American people
In condition TO eat two hundred mil.
lions pounds Of beef more than they now
consume and pay the men who raise
the cattle n small increase on present
p.ices. The colonel appeared before tn,
committee like the ghost of the Chicago
! platform calling the Republican mem
bars TO their stern duty Of upholdins
4 high taxes In spite Of the gathering sur
plus aud the appeals Of suffering manu-
lActurers for free raw material. Men o
his mould can find no middle grount
between q Chinese wall of taxation ant
s lree trade. Their sincerity and yea
command respect, their arguments bur
iesque the Republican position and do
E more for the cause of tariff reform thar
volumes of moro sober discussion.
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SURPRISED THE LAWYERS.
A VIII by the Christian Name Allowed
by the Sunrc mo InIIrI.

A VIII by the Christian Name Allowed
by the supreme Court.
One of the most Interesting eases decided
by the supreme court, and one much dis
cussed in legal circles, Is its affirmation of
the ruling of the orphans court of Allie
gheny county on the appeal of James A.
Knox. On October "a, 1888, Harriet $.
Knox died in Pittsburg, and, after letters
OF administration were granted on her es-
tate, paper was offered for probate an her
last will. On November "a, 1885, James A.
Knox, her husband. filed a capeat against
probating the alleged win, which was as
follows:
"a few little things would like done.
Mamma to have everything she wants, with
a few exceptions of my remembrances.
Please let my sister have my house rent
free as long as she lives, then my name
sake to have it. The money in the Pitts
burg bank for Bessie. My diamond pin
and largest stone ring and bracelets for
mamma, The 81 900 auntie left me give to
Lee $500 and $500 to sister.
"HARRIET."
The paper was admitted to probate, and
the husband took an appeal on the grounds
that the paper did not claim to be the last
will of deceased was not dated, signature
Of testator not witnessed, the paper not
signed by the name of the deceased, and
was not executed according to law.
probated was testamentary in form, and If
properly executed and proven must be ac-
cepted as the last will by the deceased. The
testimony was that the whole letter and
the signature Harriet was in the hand
writing of the deceased, and tho court held
that married woman may dispose of her
property by will in writing, signed by
her or manifested by her mark.
II execution is shown, the full
name need not be signed. The
name Harriet" may be regarded as
the mark referred to in the act of assem-
bly, and, if SO considered, the paper is
properly executed. 1t would have been
necessary 10 prove an ordinary mark by
witnesses who saw it made but it is not
necessary that they should have been sub
scribing witnesses. 1t was proven that
the signature was in the handwriting of
the deceased, which was ample proof of
the execution of the paper and the admis-
sion TO probate by the register was proper.
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por,usal.s Quarrel.

The dispute between England and
Portugal over the doings of Major Serpa
Pinto has reached a crisis, but no one
doubts that 1t will be settled without
the firing of q gun. The major Is .
famous explorer and member OF
European geographical societies, as
well as restless agent OF the
Portuguese government In the de-
yelopment and extension Of its huge
African dominions. A portion OF the
territory claimed by Portugal Is also
claimed by the British, aud in this dis
puted region a party of Portuguese, were
recently attacked by the Makolalo ma
tivcs. Major Pinto, with strong force
and Calling guns, mt once pacificd
the Makolnlo. The Portuguese blame
the English for instigating the ma
tive outbreak and the English accuse
the Portuguese Of hauling down their
flag and illtreating their missionaries.
Rumor now has it that two o! Eng
lands most powerful warships are to
escort the admiralty yacht TO Lisbon
and formally withdraw the Brit
ish minister from Portuguese terri
| tory. This, if true, Is very serious,
| for with all Europe an armed camp no
| one can tell what effect the smallest In.
ternational trouble may eventually pro-
duce. If Portugal's twin sister Spain
should lose her baby king, the whole
peninsula will be Ia very storm
state, and the presence Of Brazlls
ex-emperor does not tend TO calm.
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Danger In Antipyrine.

from tue lAIIauelPnlh RECORD.
The free use of the German drug an
upyriue in the treatment of ia grippe"
has given rise to many questions as to the
effects of its promiscuous use. Professor
Pancoast stated last night that II is a pow
eriul drug and must be handled gingerly,
but that in the hands of a physician it Is
perie tly safe 10 use in treating influenza.
DR.. Robert Bartholow, who has made a
careful study of "la grippe" aud its cure,
said of antipyrine: "It is a prod uct OF
the laboratory, and physicians know
as well what its effects are as they do
of opium and other drugs. The dose
should be regulated by the disease and the
temperament of of the patient" Dr. James
l.. Garretson says: "It is powerful drug,
and should only be used under the direct
supervision of the physician. Like NOR
phia, 1t is dangerous to handle, and Is an
edged tool in the hands of the mass of the
people. The use of too much of it would
aflect the action OF the heart and the circu.
lation, and have a bad and Depressing ef.
feet on the whole system"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10
TERRIBLE GRIPPE"
what 1t Really Is Explained by Ono of

Wbnt 1t Really IL Explained by Ono OF
sithe Best informed Men In America.
The president of one OF the leading New York
Medical colleges, in conversation with the wri-
ter, the other evening, said
"' La Grippe the Russian influenza, that
has caused SO much talk, Is more severe afiilc-
tion than people usually think. 1t arises mys-
teriousy and appears 10 have Its origin In the
atmosphere. The last time ~ visited America
Asia. The name influenza comes from the
suggestion that the malady was due 70 the In
fiuences of the heavenly bodies, but more
modern science has discovered that IN due TO
the changes In the electrical conditions. What
ever may be the cause, u Is n strong congestion
of the blood vessels and mucous membrane,
principally in the head and throat, and moth
gestion and keep the blood actively circulating.
For this purpose know of nothing better than
pure whiskey, and believe Dufiy's Pure Malt
TO be the best and purcst whlskey known In the
world.
Formerly this influenza was said to precede
nm epidemic of the plague, and the person who
was about to be taken with the latter, had as "A
u worse epidemic than the plague, namely,
the terrible pneumonia. It's beginning Is slight
but its ending is often terrible. Pains In the
limbs back, chest and head IA sore throat and
lach OF appetite; copious discharges OF the nose;
these are some of the symptoms OF this dread
disease Upon the slightest approach of any OF
these symptoms, n nervous feeling, or lassitude
resort should be had 10 pure whiskey, which
is the only certain means OF breaking up this
epidemic before u secures q hold upon the sys-
TEN, .or check ~ when IL has become started
Care should be taken, however, to secure only
that which Is pure, as the article above named
certainly Is" tuns'ud&w, ,oaw
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II has often been told that old Benjamin
Franklin went TO the court of France rs
plain American without the prescribed
court costume, and that all Europe APP
plauded his republican spirit The fact,
however, is noted in the Magazine of
american History that the plain Aneri-
can" appeared among the mobiles In SUIT
of black velvet with snowy ruilies at the
wrist and bosom, white silk stockings and
silver shoe buckles. Such was the fash
ionablo costume at that date for any gentle
man at dinners and fctes In republican
America. The occasion of Franklin's APP
pearance at court was the public acknowl-
edgement by France of treaties with
America, which had just been signed. The
American enyoys were TO be presented to
tho king, and Franklin ordered wig for
the occasion which did not 1T. The wig
maker tugged aud manipulated until
franklin binted that tho wig was too
small. "Oh, no, impossibler' was tho
reply, but after a few more efforts the man
exclaimed: "No, it is not tho wig that IL
too small, it Is your head that Is too largeW
II being too late to get another wig, Frank
lin went without n court dress but in the
costume of equal elegance and greater COM
fort worn by American gentlemen.
-
TIE AKRON correspondent OF tho Lititz
Record furnishes cigar and hog statistics
which show that that village was busy
during 1850. Rettcw & Co. manufactured
2,l66, 600 cigars; Wolf & Co, 2,l2s, 900; a.
r. Brown, l,s79,0 G. w. Zwally, $780,
600; David Snader, 100000; A. J. Snader,
| 100000; +. b. Miller, 770,300; Geo.
| Weidler, 100000; D. X. Miller, All 600; NJ.
| l.. Kafrotb, 425, 900: Jno. $. Iced, 100000
| p. II, Albright, $50, 900; T.. S, Reemsnyder,
| 100000 Amos Decker, $4,000; Jno.
| Dlssinger, 10000; Jno. A. Smith, 10000 I;
| Daniel Hartranft, 10000 James Schload,
| 63,s00; David DIETRICH, 10000; NJ. NJ. Bucb,
PSI 400; Schloat e Bro, $1,000. Total, 49,
| III, 400 There is room for little specula-
| ton in considering the product of ono Of
| Lancaster county's many villages whose
chief industry is cigar manufacturing.
Were each cigar made in Akron last year
four inches and all laid end 10 end they
would cover 9j5 miles. The tax on these
cigars was Si5,42i.20.
The pork production is also on n large
sale. Twenty-sx families butchered forty
| hogs each of twelve families killing two
thirteen one and one family three. The
| correspondents list contains only the
names of the persons having hogs weighing
over 800 pounds. There were no doub
scores of hogs weighing from $50 to 80,
pounds slaughtered in that vicinity, bu
he was only interested in the fat ones Th'
biggest was that of c. w. Zwally, it draw
ing the stcclyards to 652 pounds. The tota
weight of the 40 hogs was l7,0G5 pounds, a.
average of 428s. Truly, the cigar and hos
industries of Akron were booming in 1880
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atpanasssaksr's.
PnrIADsLrHrA. Friday, Jan. 10, isso
THIRTEENTH DAY.
JANUARY SERIAL SALE.

The interest rises as the Sale
lengthens. Many questions
come to us daily; the one most
frequently repeated is, WHO is
losing the money! Cannot
stop to answer that. The Sale
is going, going, going on.
Wouldn't you prefer that we
tell you what the Bargains are
rather than how they came to
be?
What a favor we did you
when we made you to know
GAoysosa last season. An ac-
quaintance worth continuing.
This is the Gloriosa Anniver-
sary. The first opening Of them
this year to-day. Woodland
silk with strength, sheen and
simmer, and about the weight
Of a summer evenings sigh.
That's our best definition OF
Gloriosa Colors:
gray eo'den-brown
tan navy
bronzo red
olive black
Everybody not in the clutches
Of La Gr1tbe ought to find the
Rric-a-B -Brac Counters on the sec.
ond floor. Saints in old ivory
style, sinners in bisque, bottles,
Jars, urns and vases, Ceramic
Art in a thousand beautiful
forms at half and one Mtra
The chance Of the year.
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Rclensnlnn nnII

Dr. Knifiin aud Miss Purcell, arrested on
suspicion for the murder of Mrs. Kuithn,
at Trenton, New Jersey, were released on
Thursday by Chief Justice Beasley in
go, 600 bail each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10
Words of Wisdom

No doctor will fail TO impress his patients
4" that the mouth and teeth should be healthy
because II receives the food aud prepares II for
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10

Its nj, very well TO talk about building new
Railroads aud new steam ships, but how could
men, women and children travel on them with
out Dr. Bulis Cough SyrupT Think OF IL Ton,
der H. ri
Neither a borrower nor a lender be !" but
take your own twenty-five cents, ana 20 around
OF salvation oil Tor your sprains, aches ana
mains, sra
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10

And the resson OF the change IL that Nellie
took DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
which regulated her liver, cleared her com.
sweet her face fair md rosy, and removed the
defects that had obscured her beauty. 500 by
druggists r,S@W
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u,,,ajser's

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reduced rom q 8 70 isc.
rlouncings:
s2inch French Embroidered F1onncings:
former price " q. now SiS
iSrner ior'ner Ps;;ce Pr;ce 4 IS *, nS nSw Eu
V'ncn s.r,n"r nrn". nrscs I, "a roy ~
former price Il o. now 55c
former price ii Is, nov u
aI nSw ysrds ~ Assorted Ruch,ns. were asc, now
Lot Pearl Headed Ruch,nR. down from 7oc
.es g Lace fss; aud Pearl Beaded. down from q to
Books.
standard Books in f,ne bindings
,.q%., on. rcs' &c
price lof..
Thackeray's Works. 20 vois.....-..bas g sss %
The WANDERING Jew, vois...... 7O 67S
The Count of Monte cri.io. vols ii IS 90
Sas.S.IS N Msss sa ESrf' ssns yU yS'. B s
Thackeray. % vols Half cali..... o % 900
Thackcray. % vols. Half CALI. 5s 90 n %
lions: - ~
l.ongfeilow's Works. Prose and
Poetry, II vols ~ 90 % %
Whittier's Works. Prose and Poe
rdCysr dry l,sn ySl'i.; yo.;s w. vol. S SS S MSS
Geo; ,d,ii Ei,oL ~ vo's vo. win ., m so m
Carlyle,s Works: y vols: q vol. - :. =,
Reminiscences ~ pGen,ain tsronow ,s.. WV ~
vols. 81 plstns '.i o"p'"'n o'o"o~ pm 20
''', ." a'e''''''''''''''''''"''''" ~ '" NV
,SI12O[S.
Double Blanket Shawls (all wOol)-
regular q quality for 81
regular IS quality for a
regular sg quality for g
Scotch Long lssShlsy sshswisq X q0A"'' l0r"
regular ~ qualify ier Y ~
pso, shatiand W11% aSo vi. Joo,,, r,sae
h White 1srapq and Sray, " were aa ~ now Is om "'e
ibn,a sar sis .'ipeo hons ohA"S' y" qua"V 'o'
or sE'
R/Svkpfc 11,H Dn,fc
AD''' '' S.
sys q Pdss POUNDS %Hoa pair pss' weighing rom
Inck-ln blsnke.s' Wxo inches, over y
Pounus y, Pars ~ 20 wooa snu ~ ounces "he
r co.'1n Walp, - ~ Pnla ae from to ~. 4.
n,,a % ano 80, 49," a,,a insneS ~ @ -. 0ea ~
cotton warp, . g pair from 80 o.
sateen, musiin, interlined, a rs from e8.
Down Quilts, exc feet, covered with Eng.
lish Turkey-red chintz, "a 30 from IS.
OF regular prices.
Heavy iast back Marseilles Spreads, full
size, new patterns and fresh goods.
Nm CL
w NW AJ/tOCSs
un,,,,a f,orr,o,,o,r, w., c....u,..
AMY wnn, aoles t"r , ,.isses ana hovs
sizes II 10 /. were si d now S,,1c
Women's sizes all gone In this shoe hui
there are some handsome Felt Beaye and
Italian Cloth Boots, Oxfords and SlIppers
ali at half prices
AA sizes ~ toG
ABand q, sizes to7
| u. sizes AZ TOT
Z, sizes 2 tot
| ZabIe CuHsry,
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VAoArloN EXCURSIONS
RAYMoNDS
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenses Included.
A WINTER IN CALIFORNIA.

The NTH, sixth and seventh parties OF the sea-
son will LEAVE PHILADELPHIA as follows
THURSDAY, JANUARY S0.-ioute Via. Chi
cago, Kansas city, Las Vegas Hot Springs,
santa Fe, Albuquerque, Barstow, san Rernar-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY lO.-Route via. Gin
cinnati, New orleans, Galveston, Houston, san
Antonio, III Paso, etc. This party will remain
in New Orleans during the Mardl Gras Carni-
val.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY lS.-Route Via.
Chicago, Kansas city, Las Vegas Hot Springs,
Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Barstow, san Bernar-
dino, etc.
The Journey TO be made in Special Trains OF
Magnificent Vestlbuled Pullman Palace Cars,
with Pullmau Palace Dining Cars
A Choice of Four Routes Returning, with Fiji
teen Parties under special escort Return Tick
els also Good ON all Trains until July l. indie
pendent Tickets, covering all expenses both
ways and giving entire freedom 10 the passen-
gers In California and returning. Hotel cou-
pons supplied If desired.
Second Mexico Excursion iSixth Season. -
February 10. Last Mexico Excursion, March
Dates OF other California Excursions. March
9, 10 and 20; April -,
Ez-send for descriptive circulars, designating
whether book relating TO California or Mexico
! tours Is desired.
RAYMOND a wHITCOMB,
| Ill South Ninth Street under Continental
hotep, Philadelphia, Pa.
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{hhoLskcyr.

Upholstery.
Many Of the bargain lots
(Heavy and Light Curtains,
Furniture Coverings, and the
like) that we told you Of on
Monday and yesterday are still
unbroken.
To-day we name a large va
riety of Piano and Table Gov
ers at prices that the manufacture
ers would not duplicate them for.
Table and Piano Covers:
- Titian Velour Covers, down from g to =;
Ct Titlan Velour Covers, down from 81 10
a. Jute Velour Covers, down from 81 70 IS
"a Jute Velour Covers, down from $40 to
"a Jute Velonr Covers down from sl2 10 $40
$40 Jutc Velour Covers, down from sl5 to
s-i2 Jute Velour Covers, down from sls to
SO Embroidered Cloth Piano Covers, down
o. Chenille Covers down from 81 30 to 81.
| 6:iohenille Covers, down from s3 to So 80.
"a Chenille Covers, down from 81 SO TO 81 20.
s-i2 Chenille Covers down from IS to 81.
"a Bresselienne Tapestry Covers, down
| from 81 30 to 81.
II Bressellenne Tapestry Covers, down from
| So % to 81 75.
| 81 Bresselenne Tapestry Covers, down from
50 to-.
$40 Bresselienne Tapestry Covers down from
s4tO3,
si2 Bresselienne Tapestry Covers down from
| s. to 4.
Persians Designs In French Tapestry Covers
| down from So to 2 30.
Same, 6x5 feet, special size for the oblong
| tables, down from 81 TO 81.
81 Persian Designs In French Tapestry Gov
| ers, down from $3.50 to $3.50.
Same, S-t, down from 50 to So.
same, S-l0 down from $50 to So.
| same, S-l2 down from sl2 to $40.
| "a Plush Table Covers. with embossed Dor
| ders. down from $40 to sl5
Same, with hand embroidered corners and
| fringe, down from $40 to $3.50.
| Same, 4 4 size, down from $40 to SIS
Same, ~ size. with antique tinsel, down
from SIS to sl2,
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ix digestive work" Use sozoDoNT, grstify
your faniiy physician, and enjoy life comfcrta-
biy. M,w,FAw
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a2xG0 inches, down from SIS 90 to SIS %
22xdO inches, down nom s2i 20 to go
22x60 inches, down from s25 W TO SO %
ute Velour Scarfs /:
lsx5i inches, down from 81 80 to 5000
lSx76 inches, down from $40 % to 81 81
Curtains:
silk Striped Curtains. fult size double-faced,
known hammered gold patterns re.
duced from sl5 % TO So.
Figured silk Curtains, with dado, were sl2,
now 50; were Sis, now $40.
Furniture.
Still more of the sharp price
cutting.
Cabinets:
Fine Solid Mahogany for Parlor, handsome
" carved, originally sg75, now 500
carved, originally sll5, now $40.
Fine hand carved, Cocobela Venetian pat
sda s nsT SSessS sS mirror
originally ss5, now $40.
crsmona Cabinet, Moorish design, originally
Initiation Mahogany Music Cabinet, orlgi-
nally $50, now SO
im'si,sp .ss MAJ Mahogany 81 Music Cabinet origin
ally s43, now s3o.
Dressing Cases.
solid Mahogany, Boyeled Mirror, originally
500, now s75.
originally SIS, now $50.
Hall stands.
Antique Oak, fuli length Mirror, originally
Antique Oak, with box scat, originally $50,
AntiSSe:oak, S 1 with Bevc,ed French Mirror.
originally 500, now $50
Mahogany, with Beyeled French Mirror,
originally $40, now $50.
Antique Oak, Oval Mirror, leather back and
box seat, originally $40, now SIS.
Hall Seats
patterns. reduced from so to sl5.
Large Imitation Mahogany Hall Seats, with
chest, stamped leather back. from SIS to
Walnut, Oak and Cherry Hall Tables, with
umbrella pans.
Reduced from So to 8
Reduced from s. to SIS
Reduced from SIS TO SIS
Hall Chairs
Handsomely Carved Walnut, reduced from
SIS to SIS.
Antique Oak, carved back, reduced from So
Copper and Malachl'c, reduced from sli to
Copper Malachite ana Canary, reduced from
MaIachite and Canary, leather seat and
back, reduced from So to sle
Moorish style In Canary Cream aud
Malachite, reduced from $40 10 $50
Antique Oak, wood seat, fancy sawed back
originally si2, now ~ originally sli, now
Down Sofa Cushions, covered with figured
plush and China SILK, reduced from 81 25
| tos.
White Goods.
- pieces 26-tnch FlPurcd Marselles, orig
inal price 25c, now l6c.
| 10 pieces Stinch Plaid and striped pimity,
| original price, zoe, now l2kc.
| % pieces 3S-inch Reverins, original price
| 65c to 81 now half
s0Oo-with Plain White and Colored Bor.
| ders, were 25c, now loc.
| 30 Embroidered, were 81 10 10 81 90. now zoe
| Lot of Apron Fronts tembroidered swiss
| originally 81 to 81, now half.
| Embroideries-
| 5inch Nainsook Embroidery, fine, origi
| nally eOc, now soc.
2-ineh Swiss Embroidery, diamond pattern
originally l5c, now Sc.
5-inch Swiss Embroidery, diamond pattern
| originally Bic, now l5c
5inch. Swiss Embroidery, nne, original
| SOC, now 25c.
Ainch Cambria Embroidery. originally 2ic
now l5c.
l1Ginch Cambria Embroidery, originally &c
| now &c.
800 yards Fine Point Venise Embroidery
to inches wide, originally 81 30 and 81 20
22-ineh All-over Ecru Embroidery, orlgi
nally 81 10, now 81
S6-inch Childrens Embroidered Nainsool
ana swiss Flouncings, original price s.
nowp 10,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-01-10

CARrERs LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
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Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles incl
dent to u bilious state Of the system, such as
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
Eating, Pain In the Side, &c. While their most
remarkable success has been shown In curing
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OVERCOATS

The weather is against us for
the sale of these goods and the
only way to avoid carrying them
over is TO put a piice on them
that people cannot resist. We
are selling for $500 good heavy
warm ulster, an article worth
fully half as much again and for
$1,000 a neat dressy chinchilla
sack coat in blue or brown. For
$500 we offer a brown Melton
overcoat, well made and war
ranted to last fully two seasons.
For $500 we have a steel gray
cashmere, one of the cheapest
coats in our stock we'll worth
S2s.oo OF any mans money; also
a brown irieze coat, neat fitting
and well made, with a fine flannel
lining. In the higher grades we
have all qualities and styles and
can only say Come and See
Them" for the must be seen 10 be
appreciated.