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The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

Mr.. BIAINE's REPLY to Baron FAvNs
letter announcing his recall is digniied,
courteous and manly. Without a harsh
or hasty word it conveys proper rebuke
20 the Italian Government for its undig-
lied gasconade and precipitate haste.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

TINS TALK WAR with Italy maka da
monk sick.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

II DIR. TumIo DE SrzzARA VERDI of this
city has been quoted correctly in the Bal
timore S,o,, he yesterday made the fol-
lowing remarks about the people of New
Orleans;
1t has been asked again and again why
Orleans grand jury And now ] ask,
from that grand jury? What could we
Orleans, where the Mayor is murderer,
the Sheriff murderer, the Board of Trade
and the clubs composed of murderers;
where murder has common and open
possession of the heart Very much,
indeed, would be gained by that grand
jury "
Rough words these, DR.. VERDI, but pos
sibly sincere. If, however, DIR. VERDI has
this opinion Of New Orleans juries why
does he set so much store by the verdict
which acquitted the HENNEssy murder
ors II is just as well to be consistent in
this controversy. If DR.. VERDI has no
confidence in New Orleans and its iuries,
lis disrespect must include also the jury
that acquitted his countrymen some three
weeks ago. That jury was composed of
New Orleans citizens also, and its action
must have been, according to DR.. VERDI,
corrupt, depraved and unworthy of credit
The Doctors logic does not possess the
homogeneous and concrete qualities of ada
mant.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

A CADEMY OF THE HOLY GROSS,
"A 1872 Massachusetts Avenue,
Affords every facility tor acQulglng thorough
education IN Literature, Muslc and Art. The
Instruments taught a1e Piano, Harp, Violin,
Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo, Languages, gens
eIal vocal, drawing and fancy work free.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

lr rs BEGINNING to be unpleasautly evil
dent that the action of the Italian Gov
ornment is inspired by Sicilian sentiment
Both CEsrt and BUpINI are Sicilians.
Both are under the influences that domi-
nate Sicilian public opinion. Both are
striving for the approval of that opinion,
and both are ready to aflront or even TO
bully the United States in order to
curry favor and obtain political
advantage among the people who gave
birth TO the Mafa aud who seem TO sym
Vathize with it to-day. In other words,
these eminent gentlemen propose TO use
the United States as a tool in their little
game, and hope to profit in proportion to
their expertness. In this they are
not entirely original. It is not the first
time that monkeys have endeavored 10
pull chestnuts out of the fire by proxy.
They may introduce novelty into the
old familiar business, however,-by pre-
sentng to the world the spectacle of
monkey having his neck broken for being
too smart. The Yankee nation does not
take kindly to a certain class of fun, as
the Scilians ought to know by this time.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

"llad You rather he Il mounted policeman or
one on foot! ~ said u little boy to his sister.
found any robbers | could get away faster.-
C0UTier deS Etdts L'RiS.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

The hardest OF all things is to get man "a
stop and look himself squarely IN the face
RAMS Horn.
The Critic and record., 1891-04-02

Don't build castles in the air expecting to
get so them on staIways built OF moonbcams.
Live beyond your income and you will get a
part OF somebody else's income. On.hand
stealing Is better than polite begging.
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u d g..
Cine @umme @elbes if su berIeiben
In 8etrdgen bon $1,000 uno mebr.
MIamp Semer Weri. 0eieAiMaft,
222 Wefsg Commences trabe,
@an Mntonio.
matk fisr wsatter,

8nr lber 50Sabren idon tpurbe Mirs.
MinsloD's Sootbing Snrup BON Mfils
lioner BON Miittern beir1 3abner ber
Rtnber a~ngesrenbet. Miri Du i'm
G9lafe bur9 bas S@reien zines Qinbes
geftrt. bas i'm 3ahnen III unb Dor
S9meraeu tueints Meus 10, Iafe Ipfprt
cine GlofGe BON sWfzs. Mtn8Iom'sG oo.
thing eprup" bolsu. Gsiu Mert1 ID uas
be3ablbar. &c tpirb benz fleineu 2eiben.
ben iDfort 2inberung nerI9aFeu. Ser.
loBt Sud barauf, Whtter, es LIT tein
3meifel barfbsr. Gs beilt 9pIenterp
unb Diarrboe, resulirt ben Mageu unb
bic Merer. befeitiet Wiao . Rolit, ers
ipei@t ben @aurer, perbinbert gnt3iius
oung unb ftdrft bas gauge SpFem.
,Msrs. Winsiolps Soothing Gprups
fir 3abnenbe Ginbsr 1T angenebm In
@ei@mad unb bas @e3ept Fammt bon
einem Der befen meibltGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. Staateu. Sc i'll Bel alien
Sruggiften in Der gon5en Welt gu ia.
ben. preis IS @ts. Der 6laf@e.
Rauft ut1ts anheres als Mrs. @iass
lotus 6ootbing Sbrup.
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II. 9as Iebts @sbet.

Grau g., cine g~neldnberin bon GU.
ter Gamilie tuolte nit Der gifenbabn
bon 90. mad 8. reifen unb fiieg in elmer
Der 3wiI&enitationeu In Elm &oupee.
9arin mar I@on cine sroBe Gamilie, Elm
9err, cine Dame, bier 3inber unb elm
DienRmdb6en. Naes ging iebr lebbaft
Der. bic Qinber ln@ten nnb fGriee1,
fprausen ouf unb nieber. nedten elm.
amber, unb befarneit 8ermeife, SUDDEN
unb SaBisteiten in Menae. Sur ber
6err = mar es Der 8ater2 fab fiiq in
elmer gde, unb f6ien an ni9ts tbeiI au
nebmen, ob9lei@ er 6fters bic 2ippen
betueete, ols fprd9e CT NIT f1 ielbf.
Die 3eit oereins i@neI, unb BET Der
nd6iten Station aieg bic Idrmenbe sc,
ieal9aft aus, nursber lille 6err In Der
gde bIieb fben. Sobalb Der 3ug ME.
Der i'm @ange mar, uurbe er unrubis,
fprang auf, cling i'm Wagen bin unb
Der, rib elm Genffer auf, fdlof es tpie.
Der, 6ffnete elm auberss, unb Grau ..
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Cine Nadabmuns Ser Ratur
= Dies 1T baS 9teiultat, oaS on au er,
rei9en frsbit. SIM 8ereiu nit Or.
8iercs's 8leaiant 8sDets belitt bu es.
Dieiel6ea reinisen u,6 erne,ertt bas
gauge 9pfem uif natirlide @eiie.
1as beiBt, iie bewirten OieS srinOlid,
iebod Nib unb ianft. Sic finO Die
tleinifen unO su9lcid Bic pirfiamltea
= suderabersoiiel, aaseaebm gum gin'
nebnsn. @airiides &Opfweb, bitiO'
ies 9Opfpeb, gwfopfuas, SnOissftiOu.
biti0ie Gnfaae, unS ale l%laorbnnnsen
Der 2eber, bes Maseus unb Der @inses
iueiSe perOcn burd fe ~oerbinoert, els
leidtert unO sranOlid 9ebeilt. Stein
pe9etabiliid, ooIlfommsn barmlOs, un6
ianft tariren6, ODER Gin tbdtiseS a6fab'
r~unssmittel. ie nod Der @rOBe Der
Dolls. as 9eber 9iaen iinO fe Oisl'
fad nadgcabmt, ieSoa ME srrsiat
worosa.
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Gutfommer pOa @efauseueu.

Die Nadrt6t bab @efansene tdstt& unb fthnblta tb-
rem srauiamsn 3ertermetfer uub getntser seberIeiben
%enttOmmen, pirb serne unp freubis BON b~enfelben ielbft
b~efdttst. Spfetter'S MasenbitterS 1T, ME fe iasen,
has Mtttet, NIT reRen SuIfe ie ibre EeHela ir~fensten.
@ur pentse Meni9en entseben bieien Setmiu@nnsea
unb fat aue piKen BON ibren Spmptcmen, ais ba iinb
S4mer5eu in Der re&ten oeite unb unter'm S&ulter'
blatt, beleste 9unse, selbe Sdrbuus bes GusapfeIs unb
pes IetutS, lbeI:te4enber Gtbem safrifaeS appfpeb,
DpSpepte unb Surtletbtstett, su er,dbleu. 9Oftetter'S
Maseubitters ~beiettist ~bieielben in ~thrseiter Strip unb,
mas mebr, auf bic Dauer. Sci has 2eiptn 9rcnii@
Ober accut, bieie Wtebtstn if in betben Gdaen slet@
ptrtIam, tnhem fe bic 6untttpnen Der 9eber nub Gins
9eweioe srinoli@ ~re9rlYt. Gbenip TT fe eth ipuperat=
mes Wtttel aegen 8beumatiSmuS, Rierenletoeu, IRA
aria, Spbbrennenu nb Nerppfitdt.
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gDie 1T Nies

8ir bieten ~einbunbert Dollars 8eIpbnuns
fir ieben Sal BON Ratarrb, ber ni9t our6 Gin.
nebmen bon $aa'S satarrb Rur aehsiIt perben
taAu.
s. 8. Gbeneb & Co., @isentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
8ir, bic llntersei9neten baben s. s. gbeneb
feit BEN lebten Is Sabren setannt unb balten
tbn fur poatommen ebrenbaft in allen @e.
f9dftsbanolun9en un6 fnanaiel befdbist,
aae bon fe'ner Sirnta etnsesansenen gerbinb'
lidteiten gu erfaueu.
set & Sruar, g~robbanOels 9~rosuiFen,
Solebo, Ohio.
Balbius, &innan& Marbtn, @ros.
ban6elssD rosuifen, 9olebo, Obip.
$aa'S &atarrb Sur tUirb innerIi@ aenommen
uno utrtt 6irett auf bas BIut uno 6ie i9Iei-
misen SberF69eu Oes ehfems. 3enaniGe
fret p%erfanot. @reiS 10 @exts fur bic GIar9e,
Vertauft bon allen apDtbetern.
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/. 6. paris. s. q. &ot5pea.
PARIS & ROCKWELL.

pbotograpbif6es QteIier,
go. IL uno Is Weiis Commerce gtraBe,
San Mntonio. Die nllerneueften @ens
reg. in photographer iein aussefibrt,
ebeni0 elegant penn nidt better, ME
irgenb tpel9e i'm State. 9ebensgrpBe
@raDon portraiis unb ale Arten BON
8ersr6Berungen. @ebt Cure 8ilber
ni9t Gremben. lm fe b~ergr6Bern gu
laKen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier bon Der.
antmortli9en Rinflern 3ur bDllen Gus
frieoenbeit ausgefibrt :uercen fam.
Wir liefern nur Mrbeit etTer Rlafe ab.
Mnn@ten BON @ebduoen tperber aufs
senommen unb ole Muftrdse auBerbalb
benz Ntelier prompt beiOrst.
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bar Der pIumber S. 6. 2ltfias,
SO. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe pot Office,
bat, UNI ben geiteigerten Nniprt@en,
bic on fem @ei@dft geFtelt nerber,
ua9fommen 5u f6nHen, f@ nit einent
ti9tigen Ga@manne, 9errn 3bomas,
aHoeiirt unb ntrb mie getpbbnli@ aur
3ufriebenbeit bes Yublitums ole Muf.
fridge raid erlehigen. 3eIepbon 427.
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RaFaae tad @mrppa.

Die Igenturen bes 6errn M. &.
Ooung, Scr. l Commerce . 5tyose.
San Antpnio, unb go. 6O3 Maiu,
StraBe, Dallas, nertreten rur bic
anertannt befteu eIrDtdif9en Dampfets
ginien. 5err Oouns 1T i'm etanbe bic
btIlig 4 en- Raten gu gebem, er=
tbetlt bereitwiaig> iebe gewhnf6te Nus,
tunft unb beforGt febr prompt ale i'm
hbergebenea Nuftrdge. @er nod gu'
ropo gu reiien tuhnf9t, Dber Dertpanete
berabertommen iaRen min, tuenbe f@
an irgenb cine ber genaunten Mgentureu.
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Sun GinSereua adluh.gtOre.

sde o. Il On ftraBe u. Nbe. 6,
1T foeben angetommen: Gin Qroser
Votratb bon Grnber Slippers unb
Sduben bon Is Gents dufwdrts.
Samen Sies uno Slippers BON Is
@ents aufndrts big gu ben fein5fen
Qualitdten.
Sas 2oger in Damen. uno 6erren.
S6uh3eug, bod ober niebrie geI9nit,
ten, NIT BET 6anb Dber MaIGine ge.
ma9t. 1T grOBartis, gu preiien, bic
Seoen in grfiaunen Eeben mtRen.
Wer fsines unb aualei9 bouerbaftes
S9u1tpert tragen mill, taufe i'm Gin
oerela 56ub. Store.
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gsIiiormsa.sasims.

WeinIiebbaber finben eth grobes Sas
ger BON feiuen CALIFORNIA Weinen BEL
Derrn S. :. Mener ON 4lamo
pla3a. 0err Weper fEdt bic Wetne
an Drt unb Stele aus m.h fauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter 2Dein5n1tsr. Als
gutenl Rennsr eeliHst es tim f1eis, Sic
beft:n 56rten a~ns3umdb.en. CT fan;t
feline Runben unc 6amilien nit einen
guten 9rpDfen perieber. RDtbs unb
WeiBpeine in por3ieI,der Aualitdt
bDn iebt ab $1.00 per @dlone ~ fret
ting 6aus geltefert.
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1ay- 2aBt gud bel g aneoaf &
g o b II eineit Nn3ug MAIDEN; Sbr tpsr.
bet aufrieben fein.
9euti6e Sob Office.

Deutfde, fonie ensliI&e Druid Nr.
bsiten merben prompt uHb bilia Der.
fertiet bon SObn Sdott. SO. Z
NOro preia. StraBe. auftrdge
orn a~uBerbalb erbeten.
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~ Wenn sSemanb fem uno gu an.
aebmbarem Breiie ipeiien min, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions.@ arten. Die
9erre1 Wbeimer & Wattl, BeRber bic.
leg gtabtiRements, baIten barauf ibre
8dfe tets polfommen 5ufrieben gu tel.
len. IQe iaifonmdBigeu EeIitateFen,
Nufern, Wilb, Slide, @eflheel &c. fnb
bort tn Der belifateffen 3ubereituag alle
3eit a1 baben. MabI5eiteu tuerben auf
Wunf6 IN bic Mubuungen Der Runbem
geiaubt. Mu@ bietet bet NIT Der
Speiiepirtbi9oft berbunbene Bars
bic beiien @etrdnfe. ifets fri11es
Sier unb feline 2iquhre unb Meine.
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@as, elettriides 9idt INTO sriebfratt.

Wtr bemerben uns um bic 3uub.
i@aft bes pubIitums fur Sos, CUR See
leu9tung uno gum Ro9en. 9l1c, Sns
c%anbescent, elsfttti@es Qi9t unb elef.
trif6e $riebtraft. Mir Iiefern Roien.
anf@ldse fir 2egung BON &6brem In
9duiern, Nufteluns BON gasbfen, unb
elettrii9e 8eIeu6tung, Motcre. @Iefs
trii6e Sriebfraft uirb prompt geIiefert
bon Der San Intonio Gas
& nmpagnie. SeIepbon PIP.
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q. q. Gplina Manufacturinn

Co., go. l, 3. 5 unb Z Ofs9ouftons
StraBe, bat bic grtBte Gusmabl IN
Winb', pferbetrafts, Sampfs unb
9anb. Pumpen aler art uno Ooratg.
li6fer 2onftruftion; WaRer : &6bren
aler grt nebft 3ubeb6r i'm @roBs Hnb
Rleinbonbel. 6pbrauliI6e &ammen
unb Minbmiblen aler @r6Ben gum
pumpeu unb Mablen fin6 bort gu boz
ben ober tperben auf 8eiieaung beforgt.
@roBe Nuspabl in alen Mrtifelu unb
bilise preife bel s~soiesenifer Nus'
fibrung.
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Nemti@> Gnslifde G@nle,
Gan Mmt0nio, Tera1.

01H 8NIONtpe LtEAN
sluerFannt taAtiet aebranRalt far Rnaben
anh MtdbMen fest breifle Sabren In reast
@irtiamlett. gcrtrefai9e aetrtrdfte inter Sc,
pxbrler aeitnng. Der en9lii&en Gprn@e rirk,
bie bet beutf&en, boIe &ednnng 9etragen.
Nueerbem unftrri9t I'm Spaniiden. Ginger.
maten borbereitete G@iIer fnben jeDeraeti
Auinatme. glabere Mnseunft ertteiien 3err
q. 0fo0a, Drdfibent bes S@uI ; 9orhanbei
nnb @m. BafbeH. Direltar ber Apfait
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Sreb 8amse's Orheftra fur 8dle,
9onserte, parties &C. grIfer 2laRe
WuHt g%arantirt. Office: us Siibs
preIa.G tra6e, Sun Antonio.
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Dar Yancoaf & Gobn babsn
6ieie 5aiioa eine u~ngeD6bnli6 feline
Musmabl in Clothing. Nimanb
berfaufi feline Gnsdge biliger.
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NS- Sn unter3eug, 9emben, 9oiiet.
teartttel fia6et mar nirgen0no before
Nuswabl als BEL pancOaitA& 6nbn.
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Sungsefsle eebliebeu. l1nb i'd ertra9e
biefes f@pere 2oos NIT 10 bieI JaHung
als m6gli1.
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s.-,.ia hit vital topic In It's discus
-. ., the question whether the length
n thc period Of active usefulness in a
nan life was not in a great measure
ssr.rdsnt on individual resolve and
~ uso,t. Certainly Il is, ladies. There
Ger was time 10 history when man
s,a were struggling 50 hercely for de-
..,lo,uent a. they are at present, and
,,,l.,isians tell US that In spite Of this
80 and terrible struggle for money.
=, knowledge. for fame or whatever
~. man thinks Is desirable the average
sstnman life Ia steadily lengthening.
s,r,uplc means strength In no other
~,y tban by striving, ever striving with
,,Isht and main, can We become strong
i.tt,r. wiser, Landowner, richer. II
!. ,be history Of all great lives; 1t Is tho
t,.,ory Of ali great nations II the grub
"a no, strain and stretch 1t would never
Be- q butterfly.
people who give up and slump down
=, the age Of fifty or Whereabouts grow
III and useless. and would better 10
Ss,d II man is an immtvtal soul there
\. iu,, as much youth In him after ninoiy
,.,r. Of existence on this planet as there
/, after twenty years. In actual life we
s,a that those who have striyen always
b,ayely and hopefully, suffering per.
b,p. and many time feeling weak
.sd lonely, but never giving up-these
A., the ones who have lived longest. par.
grularly Il they have been engaged in
one work that Is helpful to mankind
N oinc intellectual or literary work.
Gladstone has passed his eighiy.firt
birthday, aud the Liberal party OF Eng.
lsnd looks confidently forward TO hay
Inc him for IT, leader several years yet.
whittier. the poet Of freedom and good
will. l. older yet, being 50. That merry
old genius, Oliver Wendell Holmes, ia
81. Mn. stowe is IS. All Of these arc
sun at work except Mrs. stowe. Glad
stone never In his most youthful, strong.
at days accomplished more than he does
now. Sir Moses Montohorc. tho philan.
,hropist, lived till past 100. Chcvrcul,
,he great French chemist, was 1903 at
the time Of his death, and worked onihu.
,asiically I'LL the last.
Old age, dccrcpttnde and imbecility
arc largely matters Of giving up. It is
the spirit that naketh alive. They who
work on calmly aud confidently. not
ir,l.ing or anxious, live long.
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In France tho minister OF justice. OF
Injustice, as numbers Of persons now
probably regard him, has issued an edici
mat judges and lawyers shall not wear
mnaiaohes, because II does not lool, pro.
ieealonal. Imagine anybody issuing such
IN eiiet in Americal There seems to DO
trouble In Europe all along tho line over
tAe musiaehe. In London tho walters
nave appealed 10 tho Prince OF Wales to
iree them from tho unwritten but iron
Jaw Of custom which precludes them
nom thus covering up portion OF their
ooahtenanees. But the prince pays no
attention to their cry, probably think.
'ns 1t serves them right for being wait.
en- In Vienna the mustache war Is still
moro serious. Young officers aud noble.
men OF the FIRST cut, wanting something
70 distinguish them in appearance from
uole walters, have requested landlords
ana restaurant keepers to empty no
waters except those with clean shaven
'Aeea' Tho walters associations Justly
HsaFd this rs deadly insult TO their
profession mud themselves, and rebel,
waving their dishcloths in the air rs q
uenlnee to restaurant keepora and noble.
men Theyvow to diein defense OF their
rights.
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everybody is doing something for tho
.%'neh In Germany the socialists have
, Nson up the cause Of tho agricultural
~oo'ers' They will try to form them
H'o union, and mako them stand NJ
,Vr 'neir rights and wages, The social,
ss charge that the lifo of tho German
agricultural WI lnborer IS scarcely human,
w.. ~ 10 better than that Of Russian
sft of tho old tina
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A brave Girl.

In Warren county, Ca, lives SIR. Res
pes. hunter and farmer. lie Is devoted
to hunting. and In this respect his daugh.
ter Maggie, girl though she Is, resembles
him. She has accompanied her father
on many Of his hunting trips, and can
ann and ilro u gun rs well rs no can,
nnd usc the hunting knife as dexter.
ously.
Reapcss Is n widowor, and Maggie.
though only 10 yean old. keeps tho
house and takes care Of tho younger
children. one day In December Rc-pesa
went to savannah to sell his game, leay-
Ing Maggie and tho four younger chill.
dren alone IN the house. A woods girl
who has killed all kinds OF game by
night aud by day 10 not u coward, aud
Maggie was not afraid. In the night the
little children cried for drink Of water.
There was mono Ia tho house. Maggie
went to thowell. 800 feet away. TO DRAW
H. Sho was not afraid, but she know
The country, and took hor fa,herS hunt.
Ing knife with her. The children waited
in the open door till she returned. The
bright moon shono over ALL
While the girl was drawing the water
= huge, dark form doomed up In the path.
way over which she had come, and mado
with ungainly steps toward the door In
which fha .HtiI...,. .s..I "a 49,. . A..
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Persons past tho ago OF 100 arc becom.
ns plentiful in many states. Daniel
. !, lately died in Springfield, o., at
,np age OF 100. His brother Is still liv.
'as' aged 100. Daniel was an Irishinan.
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r. K. THOMAS,
26, %, 30, 32, East, First South St.,
CHJT yHXr r,Yry
SALT LAKE CITY.

| desire to inform all country
and city purchasers of Dry Goods
that ] shall slaughter my entire stock
of Heavy Winter Goods, commencing
Friday, December 9th, and continue
the sale all through January. 1t is
impossible to enumeratc the many
desirable goods | shall offer, but it
will embrace everything in my store
known as seasonable choice goods,
consisting Of Boys Clothing, Flannels,
Blankets, Dress Goods, Shawls, Wraps.
Cloaks, Newmarkets and Underwear.
/ shall also offer lot of goods in all
departments, of which have a sur
plus, at sacrificing prices, to make
room for new Spring Goods, which
will be opened early in February. |
am anxious all should reap the great
benefits | propose bcstowing upon
my patrons and the public generally
during this sale.
r. K. THOMAS.
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Canned Sardines.
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Pumpkins.

Cases Contain 2 doz. Cans. Doz. Can
Austin Brand. Glib cans. 81 90 s
Monarch Brand, 3-lb cans. 40 1873
Tomatoes.
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CROSSE & BLACKWELL,s JAMS.
ApNAA Is'' - - e ~
Pr RESERVED GINGER


The finest handmade French Candies
in over 200 varieties. at the uniform
price of 25c per ID. List on application.
Special prices to festivals, fairs, etc.
Our candies are Identical with those
sold elsewhere at so cents per pound.
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CRACKERS.

It. A. Kennedy IS CO.-BOxes Con-
tain 20 to 30 Lbs, according to
Bulk OF Goods.
Cans charged at 80 cents each and re-
turnable at the same
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LAUNDRY SOAPS.

Yerxa Corner Soap, 1OO-bar box, $3.50.
or 50 for s1.OO. The above is Pure
Tallow Soap.
Yerxa's No. Northern Soap, so bars
in box, 1915. or 2S bars for S1.00. We
guarantee this equal to any of the we'll
known standard brands in the market.
Yerxa's No. Hard Soap, so bars in
box, So. 10, or % for S100 This we guar
antee superior to any brown soap in the
market
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LIGHT DRINKS.

Doz Bot
Schuyler'S Ginger Ale.....$1 80 S IL
Schuyler'S SarSaparilla. -. l 80 II
Ross Ginger Ale. 145 13
GillOn's MISUNDERSTANDING 500 70
GillOn's Lime Juice. qts...... 25 30
Lemon Juice. Weatherbee's. 25 40
Imperial Lime Juice, qts.... rs %
Schaefer's Raspberry Syrup,
pIS ..........,. D w 80
Schaefer's Strawberry Syrup,
PTS. .................... D w 90
Schaefer's Lemon Syrup. 90 45
Jarvis BlackberryBrandy, qts 7 so ~
Jarvis Black berry Brandy,pts % 40
NnNnr Pom | nnnnnhn o. 90
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GROUND SPICES.
In lib. SiftIng-Top Fins.
MUSTARD.

Pound boz
Standard, in bulk. ....... so 20 -.
Double SuperfDe, in bulk. 80 -.
COlman's, LIB. tins. 10 81 20
Colman's, lib. tins ...... 80 3 25
COIman's, lib. tins .... 60 6 80
Burns LIB. Extra. 10 90
Standard, L-lb.. s rs
Louit Freres, in Pots, each. 20 %
French Imperial Pots, small. 5 81
French Imperial Pots, large. s IS
French Imperial Barrels, 1-pt Is l so
French Imperial, 15-gal. jugs. 81 -.
French Imperial, l-gal. Jug. So 80.
French Imperial, 5-gal. keg. 80 -.
English Derby, APT bot,
per bot. ......:.. :....... ~ 40
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SYRUPS AND NTOLASSES.
RUTEER.

Our Butter Department is easily at
the head of anything in the state, and
is not surpassed by the most pretentiouS
in any state. From gilt-edge to cook
ing butter, superiority is characteristic
of every gram.
We have the choicest Creameries in
tubs OF 60 and 80 lbs and in jars of s, 5
and lbs.
Delightful Dairy Buffers in great
abundance, and in all-szed packages.
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YERXAS Grocery Price LIst--Continued.
COCOA
MAPLE SYRUP AND SUGAR.

Seldom remain at a fixed price three
days in succession. In filling orders we
bill SUGARS at the market price.
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Doz Can
Full Standards, gallon cans SO 80 5 so
Canned Pie Plant.
Doz Can
Burgess & Buhe, 3-lb cans. 81 20 5 10
Canned Figs.
Doz. Can
nupINor - IN q