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FOR BOSTON
DAILY SERVICE,
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED!

COMMEN ING MONDAY, JUNE GOTH.
81 Steamer Della Collins will
-aHsisSi23f leave Augusta daily al i. m.
HALLOWEEN i.80, connecting with the new and
magnificent steamers kennebec and sag
ad ahoC, which alternately leave GareiiI,.r
at D. M. Richmond 4, and Bath at G.
RETURNING, will leave IIncOln's Wharf.
Bost IN. every evening tSunday- exc. ptedJ at
O'Clock for landings on Kenuebec river.
Saturday evening Excursion Tickets to and
from Boston will be sold at reduced rates
during July ana August, good to return the
following Monday.
These Steamers are nowhere surpassed for
strength and elegance, or comfortable rooms
and berths.
Price Of 5tatevooms. el.oo, except for
few large ones.
Freight taken at fair rates, carefully ham
died aud promptly delivered,
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HnFT-A Valuable Book on Nervous
LII Il Diseases sent free TO any address,
MI and poor patients can also obtain
hH6 this medicine free of charge.
This remedy has been prepared by the Reverend
Pastor koeng, of Fort Wayne. Ind. since lS16 and
Is now prepared under his direction by tho
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In It's Worst Form.

BENTON, Laf. Co, Wis., Dec, 1885,
Rev. J. c. Bergen vouches for tho following
james Rooney, who was suffering from St. Vitus
Dance in its worst form for about IL years.
was treated by several physicians without
effect. Two bottles of Pastor Koenig's Nerve
Tonic cured him.
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For Sale Cheap.

A good small farm situated in the east part
of Skowhegan on the Notch Road" q bargain
In farm and good chance for teamistar.
Call on S. j. BartDess on farm or address
Me. 3w3ls
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Lisez Fanno nee de la Bank of Thibo-
daux dams ia partie franeaise de &c numGro.
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Nous croyons qu'un eloignement
oppose aux principles etablis par
nos illustres fondateurs serait n
erreur don't les consequences cause
raient DIES desastres incalculables au
bien etre du peuple.
Nous croyons que dams la nomina-
ton ct l6lection de 'l'Hon. S. D.
McEnery de Ia paroisse Ouachita, lie
peuple aura un seryiteur fdele ct
6prouye, ct digne de Ia confiance
publique, ct nous prions Instrument
nos freres ddmocratiques dams tout
TEtat de Ia Louisiana de s'organiser,
ct de Sc seryir de tous les moyens
honorables pour Ell ohtenir 81 nomi-
nation ct son election.
Par ordre du comit6.
\. w. CRANDALL. JONI I. MICHEL.
President. Secrttaire.
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IONS democrases, 'au'ils prennent Ia

bons democrases, 'qu'ils prennent la
bonnie resolution de faire un amende-
ment honorable, ct de FUR Ia maui
vaise compagnie dams laquelle lis Sc
sont laisses entrafner. Qu'ils OPP
posent l'amendement de Ia loterie
s'ils le veulent mails qu'ils soient
DGmocrates avant tout, ct CONNIE
tells qu'il5 fassent un retour sur u
memes, ct gu lis adherent avec con
fiance aux vieuz usages, ct aux We'll
les coutumes du part democratique.
lie peuple, le souverain dc Ia terre,
q rendu son verdict que chaqus
democratic 10 Lafourche Sc soumette
avec complaisance 4 sa decision.
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NOTICE.

'THIBODAUX BANK" vons do,nor,
- credit au pair sur tons mandats paya bles
uans qneIque endroit que CO soft des Etats
uhis. 1T votre compte est touionrs \ il
disposition de vos niandats. On ne charge
- pour hepots q argent, ct de plus on vous
'ouIhit des h%iandats en- blanc, avec ~lesquels
us io"ffez tirer le tout. on une partie de
Nolfe argent, scion votre bon plaisir.
20 pdhque est lGi pour Noua servir. ct ellie
oolhpas sur vous qnelqne petites gu grandes
ItIe soifflt Nos atfaires.
Solicitant votre patroua ee. ID snis
Tres respectucRsement.
e.. 7. SHAVER, Caissier.
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NOTICE

NINE. HESSE. MODESTO. entra cl6man.
W Freres ct II Banque, Went de recevoir
uhe assortment complet de marehandises de
saison qn'elle y choisi elle-mdme, B /. Non
Veiie Orleans. Chdpeaux dc formes nouvelles.
en- pailie. velour ct %feutre, pour danes
uemoiseiies ct enfants plumes, soieres de
eoueos co"leufs, ornaments ct garnitures.
Dfess 0ooos de t"utes qualities, etofes noires
ae tous prlx ,anssi blanches, crtmes ct conIeurs
'endfes, nannelles. mo!etuns, satines. iudlen-
mes, etc, etc.
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Children Crv
for PITCHERS


raise River, Pointe Coupee, Aug. "A, 1889
Mr.. F. Gouaux, Houma.
Dear Sir-lt is with pleasure that I ada
my testimony with the many thousands ven
possess. for the great benefit I have derived
from your "Plle Ointment. would not ba
without y for anything p. .. WEBRE.
Price, 5 LOO BY all druggists.
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ATELIER

Ayant tout lie matGriel ntcessaire, nous
somaies 4 meme d'executer tous les ouvrages
typographiques qui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires. entttes de
features, tickets dhabitation. blancs. circu-
laires, etc, seront imprinGs dams lie plus BRET
delai ct a des prix qul detient toute concur
renee.
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DELEG UES ELUS A LELEC
IION PRIM4IRE DE
LAFOTRCHE.

LIS nouns Torment III llSlt
DIES % Delegues elus aux elections
primaries d6mocratiques, tenues lund
passe le Is novembre. 1891, deyant
representer Ia paroisse LafOurche
Ia Convention Democratique d'Etat
qui dot s'ouvrir i Baton Rouge. le IL
decembre, 1891, chaque dGlegut
ayant droit a TN demi-yote
/. Jno. s. Seely.
?. Oscar Angelica.
3. Justilien Mire.
I. Ernest Roger.
). Lovingly Rodrigue.
6. /. a. Trosclair,
Z. B. \. Warmold.
s. ". Fl. Raglan.
9. Frank Christen.
10. Allen Smith.
II. Clay Knobloch.
L. $. I. Grisamope.
13. i. II. Caillouet.
II. i. II. Moore.
15. Thtogene Caillouet.
L.. j. NJ. Bourg.
IL. j. l.. Aucoin.
is. Hilarion Lagarde.
10. Oscar Lepine.
20. Dir. John Gazzo.
p. G. G. Davis.
-. Frank J.. PARA.
%. G. ID. Barrios.
p. Wallace Lefort.
%. J. Prudent Bourg.
26. Joseph 7. Leblanc.
p. Philip R%obichauS.
%. DR.. VIM. I. Harang.
A ces elections primaries le peuple
a vote pour le Unit Rule ct contre
les Proxies Les dialogues aipsi
elus front j Ia Convention avec ms
truetlons speciales de supporter Ia
candidature de lHon. Samuel Dou-
gIas McEnery pour Gouyerneur.
ainsi que lie demontre l'entate de
chaque bulletin qui a etc depose
dams les bottles lundi basse.
Lisez fanno nee de Ia Bank of Thibo-
faux dans "a partle traneaise de ce nunGro.
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LA TOII DU PEUPLE

LIE "a octobre dernier, Ia majorite
du Comite Central Denocratiaue de
la Paroisse Lafourche. apres avoir
essaye en- vain d'obtenir justice dun
membre par procuration arbltralre-
ment appele a la precedence par lie
president demanda au v~ice-president
de presider, ct procedant avec les
affaires regulieres de la Democratic,
ordonna n election primaire ct
generate, atm d'elire DIES deleguGs
pour r~epresenter cette parolsse dams
la Convention de rEtat qui dot Sc
reunir sous peu a Baton Rouge.
L'occupant illegal du siege prtsi-
dentiel ct six partisans, don't la con-
Quite revolutionnaire ct non democra-
tique a etc deja bien expliquee ct
expose a nos lecteurs, prirent sur
eux-m6mes la responsabilite extraor-
dinaire d'appointer les delegu6s non
pas settlement a la Convention nomi-
mantle de lEtat, mails aussi 4 toutes
les autres Conventions du District ct
de la paroisse dams ~lesquelles Ia
paroisse Lafourche peut Gtre appellee
q voter, ct ceci sans meme Ia preten-
ton de consulter lie peuple. Et,
apparemment dams lie but d'asgraver
linsulte offerte au peuple, lis donn6-
rent, en- Justification de leur conduite,
la raison ironique que lie peuple etait
trop occupe pendant la saison de la
roulaison, ct trop d'entre eux etaient
absents de la paroisse, pour obtenir
une juste expression de la volontG de
la majorite, ct appointment CONNIE
dialogues DIES hommes opposes u
sentiments hien connus de la grande
maiorite DIES ~democrates sur les
questions maJeures du Jour.
Lundi dernier lie 16 courant, etait
lie jour fixe par lie comite pour relec-
ton primaire, ct ce iour-la la voix du
peuple a etc reimbursement exprimee
aux boites a scrutins, ct quand on
donna connaissance du resultat, La
lecon enseignee etait 81 puissante,
au'slle ne sera pas oubliee de sitot
par ceux qui avaient presume de
fouler aux pieds les droits du peuple.
Ellie dGclara dune maniere qui ne
peut pas etre susceptible d'erreur, que
lie peuple etait capable de gerer ses
propres afairas, ct quill ne Sc lais-
serait pas g%ouyerLer par aucun homme,
on par une coterie d'hommes. Ellie
proclama que lie droit du peuple de
choisir ses r~epresentants aux V
tions etait lie sien, ct Quill ne Sc
soumettralt pas a lusurpation de
cette prerogative s%acree, ct de ce droit
inali6nable par aucun homme, on
aucune coterie d'hommes. Ellie an
nonce que Ia vieille ct bonnie habitude
de Ia doctrine de%mocratique "de gou-
ern par la majoritt" ctait assez
bonnie pour lie peuple, ct que lie peuple
nest pas encore pref a la r%ejeter pour
essayer d'autres m6thodes moins sures
ct moins honorables qui ont etc en-
vogue parmi ses a%dversaires p~olitiques.
Ellie fit conna1tre qu'un attentat par
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A gENDRE.

Une grande quantite de BARDEAUX. rre
mere qualite ct delivres sur ie bord du Bayov
I1alonTcne . Ihibodaux. S'adresser i Kr. o.
L. CARO-, agent pour Mr.. JuIes DIehauT. =.
aux barsaux de 10 S~saTIsnLLn dc Thihods.w.
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c. care De 20 :.gaes 1ere. insertion, $l.5o
81 " Pine. -
" " Insertion add %
Toute annence indignant la profession
avee radresse ct n'excedent pas quatre
i.onee. par an. d'avance IS %
Annonee ue candidats, d'avanee ,-----1U o.
Necrologie, par ~
Toute anuonce commercials publtee a an
nee sera iuserfe an taux de 80 cents par ponce
pour la premiere insertion ct D cents pour les
Insertions subseqnentes.
Tonte aunonce don't le nomhre d'insertions
n est pas specific sera inseree jusqu'a nouvel
ordre au taux ordindire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
AproxEER INSTITUTION
Aud IN. Classifying Success II Has Met
with.


The corporations that stimulate the de-
yeloprnent of city and confer dement's on
others than those who are directly interest
ed in their success arc the c9rporation'
That are entitled to be classed "institu-
tionsD of a community. Such q corpora
ton IL the Richmond Perpetual Building,
Loan aud Trust Company. tho pioneer
company of its character in the commune
~ This company was chartered In 1870,
and hy careful. conservative management
has not only proved good investment Tor
lie stockholders, but hes been most I'm;
portant factor in building up hicnmoho
and the neighboring city OF MancneSIer;;
It's policy and financial plan nave enapi 10
many TO possess homes VINO "i'nou' 40
aid could not have done so.
The company has during the last year
paid a dividend of 10 per cent. to its stock,
holders. besides adding. to its surplus, ana
M tho laat meeting Of the directors 1t was
determined, in comullance with puDlic
demand for it's stock, to issue new series
of n limited number of shares. This ex-
cellent opportunity for investment may 90
taken advantage of by applying at the
company's Office. No. 1900 east Main street,
whore the subscription-oooks are now
open. The reliability of this old com
pany il vouched not in least part by
The Following list of officers Directors
e. fn' i D. staTke, ' sampson Hirsh, John
j. Wright, John L. Hankins, Philip
O'Neill, T. Wiley Davis, d. Mitteldorfer.
n. II. Savage, Henry Rosenheim, Albert
Greentree, Isaac Thalhimer. Joseph Wal
lerstein. and William Heller. President,
Il. d. Starke; Vice:President,, ID. Mittei-
dorfer; Cashier. William Lovenssein.
Trustees-Julius Straus, William D. west
wood, and X. b. Chafin. Solicitor, VII
liam Ellyson,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Major CARRIER In New Quarters.

Major A. w. CARRIER. whose Transfer and
General Railroad and Steamship Ticket
Office was for many years at the corner of
Main and Tenth strsots. has moved into
the commodious building No. 901 east Main,
where, with increased facilities, he is able
to offer the travelling public better accom-
modations than ever before. The offices
are arranged with every convenience. The
ticket department is under the charge of
Mr.. William T. Darden, a gentleman of
long experience in the business, whose
knowledge of travel matters is second to
none in the business. and who is ever ready
to give information to all seeking it,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Narr Renl Estate firm.

The firm of Carneal & Gayle may sound
little new to you at first, but Just giiye
them little time and they will show to the
public what kind of material they are made
Of Mr.. j. ID. Carneal has had about fifteen
years experience in the building business.
and at the same time handling and dealing
in real estate. which gives him knowledge
that very few have.
Mr.. j. b. Gayle's experience with Messrs.
Sutton 4, Co. for about nine years has
given him q name of being one OF the best
collectors to be found. They have gone
into business not for the fun OF 1t, but with
the determination TO succeed. Now II you
want to get your shere of the credit of their
success Just give them some of your
property to handle. That is all they ask.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
THE ACADEMY AND THEATRE.
Attractions Booked for the Week At the
Two Housea

Miss Nellie McHenry il well remembered
as one of the bright lights OF salisbury's
Troubadours, with which organization sne
won favor for her clever comedy work.
The play which she now brings to the Mo,
Fart Academy for the first time Is described
as a romantic melodraua. tho. scenes OF
which are laid on the borders OF Southern
California and Mexico. Miss McHenry ap.
pears in Ave roles: Wild Rose. Known as
n German emigrant; Charley Rcefer. o
Mexican sailor; Carlotta. an Italian street
SINGER and the heiress of the Golconds
mine. In each she sings appropriate songs
and introduces pretty dances. Inc socon9
act IL in Mexico, and something new and
rich in stage-settings is promised, IN ".
The scenery was painted from typlcai Me1i-
can ranches. The company includes John
Webster of the Troubadours; james MAC
ready. Josey Crowell. and Stella Barr.
Miss McHenry's engagement Is tor three
NIGHTS. commencing tomorrow, and IN
cludes Wednesday matinee
"THE WIFE"
This well-kuown and popular drama will
be presented at the Academy OF Music
next Thursday. Friday, and Saturday by
the Lyceum troup under the management
of Daniel Frohman.
The play is one that appeals chiefly to
the cultivated sense, yet IL has simplicity
and artlessness that can be understood az
once aud has rendered it popular, go,
1.-The Wife" will be staged with all the
artistic calculation of the Lyccum people,
and the company is strong.
APARLoR MATCH.
On Monday and Tuesday nights Messrs.
Evans q Hoey will appear at the Theatre
in their amusing comedy Parlor
Match" which was seen In this. city al
most two years ago. Since then the play
has been somewhat changed, but is still
said 10 be az enjoyable as ever.
In the character, of "Old Hoss," the
tramp, Mr.. Hoey has a part which is ex-
clusively his own. MIR. Evans, rs the
book-agent, is in quite different style,
but equally funny.
The three English sisters. the Misses
Levey, are among the novelties and are
highly eulogized not only for their beauty
and graceful figures, but also for their
musical and dancing accomplishments.
"Thev're After Me-" Sir. Hoey's topical
song, is spoken of as very amusing and
always exciting much enthusiasm.
On Monday night the curtain Will rise
punctually at TO enable parties to attend
tho Richmond german.
ROBERT DOWNING.
Robert Downing. the American TRACE
dian, will appear at the Theatre on next
Wednesday in two performances. At the
matinee he will be seen in Saunos's
tragedy "The Gladiator" in which part
he has great reputation. At the evening
performance he will produce his new play,
1.-THE Saracen," the work Of the elder
Dumas, said to be one of his strongest
PLAYS. The characters are oil new, MIR.
bowning's being that of an Arabian slave.
The costumes worn in 1.-THE Saracen
are said to add greatly to the beauty of
the production. Those worn by Eugene
Blaire. the leading lady and great
favorite here, are the productions of the
milliners Of Paris. The scenery is by
Friday and Saturday the drama of
Highlands Way"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Barton Heaters In the Bureau Of Printing
and Engraving.

A novel use Of the Burton electric heat
egs il TO be made in the Government Bu-
ssau Of Printing and Engraving. in WASH
lngton city. 1t may not be generally
known that the plates from which bank
notes are printed have first to be warmed,
when the ink isirubbed into the cuts after
the manner Of printing visiting cards.
The ink is then cleaned of the face of the
plate while bot and the impression taken.
heretofore eas-stoves have been used for
10 purpose OF warming these plates. but
Sdecticns to these are many and obvious.
q in order that no radical changes
ould be made in the shape OF the stands
DOW used, and 10 which tho operatives
We become accustomed. the elcctric-heat-
= are so constructed as TO 1t into the spaces
Dccupied by the gas-stoyes
The heaters were stippedt 10 Washington
yesterday by express.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
THE LUCKY GUESSER.
Miss Mamie se,arI, Draws 1.-The Boston I"
Turnout.

The Boston's committee of award met al
that establishment yesterday at II O'Clock
NJ. to decide the contest for the pony turn;
ont. The number of marbles was 995 and
there were fourteen contestants VINO guess
ed correctly.
First the parties drew for priority in draw;
inc for the turnout. the names being called
in order as they appeared in the Dispatch and
Times. Miss Mamie Separk not being
present the last number fell to her. She
came in few minutes. was the last to
draw. and drew the envelope with pony
turnout" enclosed She was the sinAlles,
and Youngest among the contestants, and and
is a daughter of Dir. II. A. Scparlt, OF 2i2s
east Main street. The turnout was al
once delivered to Miss Separk in the pres
enco of Mr.. james A. Gentry and Captain
W. G. Waller, of the committee. The
bappy and successful little guesser was &C.
coiupanied by her cousin, Mr.. w. J.. L.
Bass. and the couple drove off amid enthu'
siastic cheers and good wishes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Cancer.

To 3. r. Il. botanic Blood Balm has boon given
the credit OF curing that terrible symptom oil
hereditary blood-poison called cancer.
Allan Grnnt, Sparta, Ga. writes: "a painful
sore came on my lip which was pronounced cpl
tholial cancer by prominent physicians. ] also
had much pain and great weakness In my back.
Eight bottles OF Is. Is. Is. healed the sore, gave
me strength, and made me we'll"
@. F. Kellar. Wrghtsyille. Ga. writes: "B. b.
b. IS curing an ulcer on my nose said by all %
be q cancer.
james A. Greer, Athens, Ga. writes: "For
ten years hnvo been sufferer from cancer
on my face, which discharged offensive matter.
Nothing tried gave relief. Finally | gave b.
y. u. trial. The discharge gradually de-
creased and the cancer grew less until now there
IA nothing left except ecar.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
GIG ooBBLeRs AND SMALL 6ANTAMs
Annual Exhibition Of the Poultry and
Pigeon Association Next Tuesday.

The annual exhibition Of the Richmond
Poultry and Pigeon Association CON-
mences on Tuesday next at S2l west Broad
street. and viii continue until the 10th OF
the month.
The entries show that fowls from many
other States besides Virginia will be on ex-
hibition, and in largo numbers. Among
the barn-yard birds which arrived yester-
day were pair of magnificent turkeys,
which were raised by Major A. W. CARRIER.
Several bantams. whose size was in singu-
lar contrast with the turkeys. made the air
quite noisy with their shriD crowings.
The association has secured the use Of
the poultry coops belonging to the Agri-
fully cared for.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
OYSTER LEGISLATION.
Suggestion that a Business Mems Com
mission lie Appointed.

Governor Mckinney is giving the oyster
industry, one of the most intricate sub
iects of legislation with which the Virginia
lawmakers have to deal. his most earnest
attention and in addition to what he has
observed personally is in correspondence
with great number Of gentlemen well
posted in this matter.
when the Legislature meets again he
will doubtless make some suggestions look
ing TO hsving the present laws amended in
several particulars.
II is understood TO be the Governors
idea that the General Assembly should
appoint commission of the best business
men in the State to be paid reasonable
amount for their services, TO take charge
of the survey Of the oyster-grounds aud
consider oil questions connected Herewith
and submit their report.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04

There u no safer investment TO BE- found
anywhere thnn good Richmond and Man
chester real estate. There never was q
more advantageous time to buy than the
present. Mr.. James Il. Elan, one of the
most progressive real estate men in the
city, has as nice an assortment OF safe in
vestments as can be found, involving abso-
lutely no risk.
Mr.. Elan and his two associates, Messrs.
l.. ii. Blanton and o. II. Funston. are all
comparatively young men. whose standing
In the community is surpassed by nope.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04

Mr.. N. ]. Smith, deputy commando
2rsnd Army Republic. accompanied by
2ter A. Morton, aid do camp on the stan
~ the Commander IN Chief. aud y. Kee-
90: commsnder-elect Of Phil. Kearney
mouth, New-Year's night, and participated
u the install ation Of the officers 81 that
Post, Commander 6mith being the install.
Ina officer. Aroysl welcome was extend.
~ 20 tho visiting comrades and an elabo-
loke banquet was spread after the regular
eosenonies Of the evening were con-
dodod. An interesting ceremony Of the
oyentng No. fhe presentations Of tho sword.
VIZ. e: 4 ~ FIX R1iRs: 9 &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-04
Cabinet Photographs.

sf.ss Per DozEy-A Word FROM BLAKE
& Co.
Some weeks ago we advertised to make
our fine SO per dozen Cabinet Photo
Int owing to the tremedous rush which
ensued and which far exceeded our expec-
tations we were compelled to resume our
regular prices week sooner than was adj
yertised. In order to give few of the num-
Der who were turned away disappointed a
chance we will commence on to-day and
continue until January 9Th to make our SO
per dozen Cabinet Photographs for Sl.3s
per dozen.
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