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for Sale Of 10 Ee.-Gpaatry.

tDr cssNlt or 10 ae.-N0WNtty,
BARGAINS in Rocsiapd county farms aud ressdsncea
f.D LksPINAssB. Spring Valley. S.Y
COrf AGE To RKsT AT sS,slDs rsru Shed new
" aAd cosey: broeEo> p.tn iig surrol nun.S sil
ana surf os hisg &C.; reduced rem; particulars Box
l.. Lawrence. l.. !.
WALLACE PLACE IN CONNECTICUT to be given
away; 10 acres splendid land. adapted to ra STU!
,ey, nt,s iargs gu.h ~ Of fr"h, al nhs: .eL o.
Catsd, ~ Etce urea hoNSs VAIN .t,otl. new I&ru
$3.50: psrsogs property Viii inv,ip. l,hoo; tsShl
$5.tos. . Ne u roo easy terms: II you don't believe
III investigate II,
GIo. " DOASK 4 CO.. 200 Broadway, New York.
t,REH ytEgsHiRE BcME CATALOGUE
l. GEO DOANB 4 Co. eco " 'ad NY. New York.
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no. EosSIrUN. D. re q EST e7TW
~ sycc. D.sa.ss Of tie d. nsr' oa' ys.
tenn LfhsJ hIuii-r Those Desiring ouy lrst-
ctS.s &C cn INC treatment shouiu cal Sto y. tO9I
:, mays lOt
hE NANRkR. y West ism al. Oldest leading special
ist; QGicscst cu:e charge ~ eT 'ihers fAuy
truub.c even, A. III. d.rins ST. Aavce Tree stoA
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Zeal Gstatt at'auted.

D'OrRRTY In al parts Of New yenser far sale 81
i change. K b. GlBLEY, II Broadway.
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4 uspnEl Ao,,ces.
Ec!iGtau9 .nnt,cr1.

HOLY TRINITY CnrR' u iDsrlr'n) teros av and
~ " d. \. Y-Nnrniny Arsysr eni ssrAon o, ii,
evening p'ay.f with AiGrras A. q be Rs,, Dr. Grinx
nan VIII preach al the morning. service. '
MIS-. nSIRN T brigham at hail Of Ethical eocIery
Az tspirtHe!gi.l ~ West :4,h st: u ss'inns All,
twtre' ~ \ Nj lecture at y. NJ: posm. ,m srnrt Cd
Msash meeting on subjects gwen from the audience
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

whom have not mentioned This was
Jack, with his Beanstalk" He de-
lighted the children and amused the
elder folks by giving them numerous
performances. He offered to take some
of the children TO the house at the top
Of the beanstalx and bring them safely
to their mothers again. Several had
made the journey in safety, when Jack
saw Dick standing near. He called to
him and told him also to come. Dick
was little bit afraid, but thought it
would be lots of fun to slide down the
pole so quickly, SO, after little coax
ing, he went to the foot of the pole with
Jack. He told Dick to place both hands
on his feet, and keep fast hold. In a
minute more they were going up. up,
up. They had almost reached the top
pole, and Dick could see the outline of
the window, when his hands slipped,
and now he felt himself going down,
down, down.
Dick put both arms around the pole,
but suddenly he felt himself come
against something hard. and opened his
eyes flor he had been asleep, found
himself on the floor in front of the sofa,
in the sitting-room at home.-N. Y.
Tribune
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And GRANDMA Apolorined.

Old Lady Ito her 6-year-old grand
child from Boston) Come and sit down
by me, Waldo, and I'll tell you fairy
tale.
Grandchild-Thank you. but I'm not
greatly interested in Folk lore. To a
student of comparative mythology. it
is without doubt a necessary study; but
beyond reading Prof. Fishes little
work, and a desultory perusal of Bar
ing-Gould, have given the subject no
attention.-Jury.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

STATE OF VERMONT. lin Probate Court. held
Randolph District. SIS at Randolph IN and for
said Dist ON the S0th day Of Jan. A. d.. 'gs II. u.
Salisbury admir- OF the estate OF Albert 7. Salisbury
late OF Randolph IN said district. deceased
presents his admin sration account for examination
and allowance and iiakes application for decree Of
distribution and partition 81 the estate Of said de-
ceased Wherepon. II is ordered by said Court that
said an Ocation come under consideration and be
heard the 23d day Of Feb A. D. 1872 at the Probate
Once in said Randolph and IT Is further ordered that
all persons interested be notified thereof by pubea-
ton VI notice Of this application and order three
weeks successfully In the HERALD AND NEWS print
ed AT Randolph, before said time Of hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place, and show
causef any they may nave. ~hy such account SHOULD
not be allowed and such decree made.
By the Court-Attest.
so WILLIAM II NICHOLS. Judge.
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Commissi, nc $, Notice.

Estate OF tflallt- luOiuhs-
The undersigned, having been appointed by th'
Probate Court for the District Of Hartford Commits.
soners receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of Charles
Thomas late Stockbridge In said District deceased
and the claims of the deceased exhibited In onsei
thereto hereby give notice thar wewil meet for the
purposes aforesaid. at Ciay's Hotel Gaysyile in said
district ON the Nth day Of Feb. ana 9Th
day of June next from O'Clock, a. M
until O'Clock D. m. said DAYS and that six mos.
from the 18th day of Jan. A. u. 1892 Is the timt
limited by said Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims for examination and allow
ance Dated at Gaysvillc this goth day Of Jan, 1892
FRANK DURkEE, tco,or,,seto,.rs
95 RUFUS HOLT.
II. o. Halch. j. Babcoek, Exrs.
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Are the Men Beginning TO Understand
What have the men been doing' IaHI
question has been asked by several nH
and women through the pres Of lie
apropos OF recent developments "a
winter the reporters upon the New ioH
city press were greatly surprised to lal
that the expulsion Of men from enteEAi
ments given by some OF the working sHs
clubs was in accordance with the express
desire of the girls themselves. NedH'
want any men around. was their 'leelAr
tion of their position. aud il left uJhlngR
be said, as il involved no specific res'ol 2
charges.
During the past summer party Z
young American girls--art students 40
others-took possession Of famous l''S
inn. or auberge. at Jouey. near Etniai-a
neighborhood well known to the artSk
frlternity-by hiring it for their sole y
and benefit Of the woman proprietor
the strict condition that no man be ALLOW
ed to cross its threshold during Their ooa
pancy. Mime. Ernestine consented NS
surprise Of every one. for her auhergs y
been the famous resort of many artists sh
litterateurS
II would be curious to know what uA
latter thought of this peculiar and saocss
full assertion. Did it suggest itself thS1 =
girls were turning the tables little IVY,
the men who have heretofore monopol'o
the right to be. and to be alone. when "
pleased them, Have they begun to talnl
as women grow more competent 70 W..
and act for themselves, that men who ln
the society and companionship Of WOla
will have to seek il. and keep Il on 4 ~
Just aud equal footing-either two A''
keys or none at alls
There is no danger Of any permanent !
vision or separation between the two =
man halves. whom God Joined tose'u.
but the man who has taken the iniIas,'
IN selfishly iSolating himself, his ln1elg
and his pleasures. may be made 70 ~,
VI results by the attitude OF these ~,
pendent young women aud ehange :.
Tactics. AS well rs mend his manne~
Homemaker.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

The Jews when they wanted to expeS,
very lengthy journey said from nsn :
Beersheba." The Persians SAY O
Medina to Mecca" The English -
from Lands End to John oGroa'
The fastener SAYS from Maine to ieaA
The southerner says from Florida 70 -. -
ka-" The Hoosier says from the ~.
Lakes TO the Gulf" The South Anieli1,. \.
says from the Isthmus TO the Horn
Louisiana they say from New Orleas :
Pittsburg "-Bcr>ton Commercial.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18
Estate IA sPRAGIIF ARNOLI

The undei signed having Deen ppoinied by the HoI
Probate court for the district ofN ahin gOn commits
soners to receive. examine and adjust all claims ane
demands Of all persons against the estate ol
sprague Arnold late OF Bro0kfeld IA said District
deceased and all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that will meet for the purposes
aforesaid, AT MS laie dwelling house
on the 9Th day OF March and lst day Of June
nrNt IRON O'Clock y. untili s'epck D. m each OF
said dafs. and that six mouths from
the % day % fea. A. d., ls2. Is the time limited
BY said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
% us for examination aud allowance.
Dated a. 81 "kd. ID this sih day OF Feb A. ID. ls92
CHARLES ~. BIGEL0M.t Com-
SIS ukIAL A. CLARk JH. mi.sL rers
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

The baby brigade is the latest fornl
missionary work. The object Of the ~, !,
brigade Is to get poor mothers 10 = =.
church by keeping the babies away -
brigade is formed Of young ladies ].
averse to babies. who 90 out to the ~.
OF the mothers and care for the little ~
on Sunday morning OF evening Win \. ~
commendallle zeal. for there Is no ~ - \,
romance about tending these mites o. ~, -
overclean. teething humanity. New ~
Sun
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CoinmisSl0nerS' NoIIee.

Estate OF JOHN G. DYER.
The undersigned having been appointed bs the Hon
Probate Court for the District IL Randolph Gem
ssioners 10 receive. examine aud adjust All clainf
shd demands Of all persons AGAINST the estate OF
iona 4. over late If Randolph. IN said Dist
deceased aud all claims exhibited In Offset thereto
hereby give notice that we viii meet for ths tilr.
poses aforesaid. az tie Probate iilice
on the lst day Of March. and ith day OF July
next from ocuck pm until O'Clock. d. a. OF said
lays ana that six months from the let day IL Feb
A. y l1z IS the 'ine limited hr said Court for said
eredlofs 70 present their claims 20 Tor examine
Dated at Randolph this lst day Of Feb. A. d. iss2.
a.s hAItN =. SANFORD, Commits
Ms w B. NICHOLS sloner
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Legal NOTICES.
rronale d Mlll.

STATE OF VERMONT. : ln Probate Court nel s ~
HART FORD DISTRICTS " oodst"ck wiIhin anu io'
saIa Distriet.oB the 29tli ,iaN oi Jan. A.n.ie'-'
iieSe"s' ~ - - An In
strument purnortng be the lastwill and Iestaneni
OF sally Davis, late OF tos atv ~ 1900 ~
disfrici deceased is presented L. Court 0y fd"AIu
n Dntfon tile executor named therein for Probate;
Ii is ID tl,er.
In be notified 10 appear session OF sslu COur'in
held al the Probate Office in Woodstoek on tine z<nu
day OF Fel,A d. 1882 and show causei any they may
nave against the Probate of said Instrument a. tie
last will Of said SALLY DAVIS for when puf-
nose n is further ordered, that copy OF the record ~
ms order be published three weeks suceessiveyint
VIII eRiyerHerald paper published ats0toyAton
this stale as soon may be. true record Attest
y . 2 ~ n n ! e. 80 I,ags - 95T
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FOR LITTLE PEOPLE.
A LITTLE BOYS LIKES.

like the winter, drifted white,
When ON my yellow sled
go a-sliding down the hill
Until my face is red.
like the soft song haunted spring,
So rosy and so bright
When high against the cloudless blue
/ fly my purple kite.
like the summer full of rest,
When booms the happy bee,
And / may play upon the sand
Beside the sobbing sea.
like the autumn, mellow, crisp,
When natures tinted gay,
And shining chestnuts patter down,
And | can shinney play
like the winter and the spring,
The summer and the fall,
But don't know which like the best,
Because I like them all.
-Harper's Young People.
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Commissioner : Notice.


Esihic,ot ~ hiNHNIfl JONES
The undersigned. having been appointed hy the
Hon. Probate Court for the District OF Rand .lpt
commissioners, 70 receive. examine. aud adjust AL
claims ard demands OF all persons against the estaf
Of \. kingsley Jones late OF Randolph Ia said
ilisi deceasedand all claims IN Onset thereto HEREBY
give notice that win meet for the purpnses afort
said. at the Probate Office In W Randolph
ON the lath day of May
next from o'clock p. N. until O'Clock D. M
an said day and that six months from the
ith day of Feb. A. D.. lSl2 IS the time limited b,
said Court for said creditors 10 present their claims
70 Us for examination and allowance. dated Al
Randolph VI. this day Of Feb. A. ID. ISL
&. X GRANGER Com
fso = NJ FLINT missiOners.
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Commissioners Notice.
E.t,,e or STEPHEN MoNTAGUE.

Estate of STEPHEN MONTAGUE
The undersigned. having been appointed Dy thelion
Probate Court for the district OF Randolph eomnifs
soners TO receive.examine and adjust all claims ahc
demands all persons against the estate OF stephen
Montague late Of Chelsea In said district. deceas-
ed and all claims exhibited in offset thereto. hereby
give notice that will meet for the purposes afore-
said at the office Of &c l. STOW IN ssid Clelsed
o'clock Pm on OF said day. and that six months
from the 2sh day of Jan. A. u. 1879 Is the time linn
tied by said Court for said creditors TO present thei
claims 10 US for allowance.
Dated at Chelsea this 2sth day OF Jan. AID. 1892.
GEO J.. STOW, Com
957 W +. TOWNSEND, missioners.
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MONEY

Wisely invested viii soon double itself.
ana there are often as many elements OF
safety surrounding a good investment rs
one that pays small dividends. The earn
ing capacity OF every investment is the
foundation OF dividends. The Atkinson
House Furnishing Co, OF Maine, organ
lied in 1887, has paid its stockholders 9
semi-annual dividends of per cent each
az per cent year, and is earning a hand
some surplus besides. Ii is a buy and sell
business and safe investment for all
of which $4,000 has been paid In. To
further increase the business So, 900 of the
Treasury Stock is offered until March 18th
at par, 80 per share. Price of stock will
be ad anced Feb. 18th to take effect on
above date. For full particulars address
the company, Box 121S, Boston, Mass, or
Portland, Me.
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Under the main entrance to one !

Under the main entrance to one of
our churches poor woman, shivering
with cold and holding baby in her
arms appealed to the charity of the
passers-by. why. your infant is Of
pasteboard.'' said gentleman. as he
tapped its nose, which sounded hard
and resonant. ''Oh, beg your pardon.
monsieur. 1t is so cold | left the real
one at home. "-Progress de Chillac.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

Jones seems to be losing his
ground Of late" Worse than that.
He's losing his buildings also"
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License TO Sell.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court.h Q. >
RANDoIrn DIsTRIcT. IS en- at Randolph on ms Z
c~ Of the estate OF spragGe Arnold late OF BROOK
eld in said district make application TO s@le
Court for license TO sell ALL OF the reai fstAt+
ss,d decreased moi specificail disposed OF BY VIII.
SOU representing that raid sale y ~ be BEN
aacal IN m the legaiees said estate NhereupOn
81 e ordered by said Court that said application come
under consideration and be heard on tie ~ yai
of Feb, AID 1872 At the Probate Oee N ntares,
he notified hereof. by publication OF notice OF ms ~
plcatlon and order thereon three weeks ssccessise
In the HERALD AND NEWS printed az Mest '@An
dolnh and which circuafes IN The neighborhood ol
those interested. before said time o. hea.ins Ina @.
tbev may appear at said time and place and IL lhey
see cause object thereto.
ss1 y ''s o0u HwIILIAMH. NICHOLS. Judge
STATE OF VERMONT. lin Probate Court held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT IS. at RandolDh on me
Of the estate or john A. Reed, late OF
BroOkaeld In said district deceased makes appll,,
cation to said Court license 20 sell part 81 the real
estate OF said deceased situated in BIo0sfield
representIng that said sale viii be benedict Al TO the
legatees Of said estate ,,.,... A.. A.
oraeredfy said Court that said application come
under consideration and be = ard on Ihe ~ aa, OF
donh: aud il Is further ordered that all persons In
be neia ne5eSi sy PsSeiG tr el weeks
successfully In the HERALD and NEWS printed at
Randolph before said time Of hearing that they may
Object thereto. Hy the COurf.-Attest. Judge
s5f WILLIAM II. NICHOLS
STATE OFvERMoNT, I Alta Probate Court held
District of Randolph. IS. at Randolph, within and
for said District the 2sth clay Of Jan. A. ID. lbSz
An Instrument Importing to he the last VIII and
testament OF Lorenzo D.Smitl tate Of BrOokheld In
said District. deceased. Is presented 20 the Court
BY Cassins Peck the executor therein named
for probate: and il Is ordered By said Court
that all persons concerned therein be notified 70 APP
near before said Court. AT the Probate Ohice
In Randolph on the I'D day OF Feb.
1882 aud contest the probate of said will IL they see
for r. Il further ordered that
Copy OF The recor OF this order Re published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. previous TO the time appointed
for proving said will. IN the HERALD AND NEWS.
a newspaper printed at ". Randolph IN this State.
abI Attest. MM. IL. NICHOLS. Judge.
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Land for Sale in W. Randolph.

About three fourth OF an acre of good
land between the creamery and cemetery
VIII be sold at a reasonable price il taken
soon. For further particulars call on
w. s. S. Buck.
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} o Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q q
In Its Worst Form

BENTON. LAT. Co., Wis.,. Dec. 1855
Rev. J. C. Bergen vouches for the following
James Rooney, who was suffering from St. WITH,
Dance in its worst form for about IL years
effect. Two bottles Of Pastor Koenig's Nervi
Ionic cured him.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-02-18

" TFNI EHsINE TEENIs
HoLYoKE, Mass. November. 1890.
vas IN pain all over, could get no rest either
niaht or day and was not able to do any WORK
or months but after taking Pastor Eos.iig'i
and attend to my dressmakinc. I had fsi
over two hundred dollars to DOCTORS and GOT a.
benefit l certainly think / should have dlcc
loEg ego If Ihad not got this medicine.
MRS. ADA Pencil.
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-03
The ChancelIors Decision.

Chancellor salisbury decided yester-
day that the Levy Court has no right
to strike names off the assessment lists
as returned by the Assessors. This
decision places the Republican men,
bers of the Levy Court in a very un-
comfortable position. Their plea was
to the effect that when they found
names on the lists which they suppos-
ed to be fictitious that it was their
privilege to strike them off. This
they did to very slight extent with
the list Of the Republican Assessor for
one of the Wilmington districts.
When the lists of the two Democrat
ic Assessors for that district came be-
fore the court the same method was
pursued with the difference that the
business was, in this case on the whole
sale plan. w. P. Biggs asked the
Chancellor to restrain the Levy Court
from striking off the names and tenn
porary injunction was Immediately
granted. After lengthy hearing and
careful consideration of the case the
injunction has been made permanent.
The Levy Court cannot now material
ly alter the lists or in other words can
not make new assessment.
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-03
Looking for once.

Last nights Every EUening says
"All the present Republican members
Of Levy Court are applicants for Office
with the exception of Mr.. Hutchinson
Of AppoQuinimink.
John w. Jolls is an aspirant for the
position of county comptroller next fall.
On being questioned he said, 'if | can
get the nomination without fighting
for it I would accept. 1t is a good
position and well worth having. Be-
sides / am very much interested in the
proposed new system Of county book
keeping" A Republican stated that
Mr.. Jolls has at his hands, without op-
position, the choice of nomination
from his party of comptroller or COM
missioner from his district. Which,
ever he wishes to take he may have.
Levy Courtman James H. Clark
stated this morning that he is o candi-
date for Levy Court commissioner Of
the Fourth district.
Levy Courtman Robert b. Simpler is
candidate for representative in GEN
eral Assembly for Blackbird hundred.
President of Levy Court Richard G..
Buckingham is a candidate for commits
sioner next fall for the First district.
Levy Courtman Paul Gillis is can
didate for Sheriff.
This completes the list and the story
of the political aspirations Of the pres
ent Republican majority Of Levy
Court.''
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-03
n rha secret ora Good Memory.

William H. Burnham, writing in
Scribaer's, says that whatever may be
said in regard to training the memory,
il must be remembered that memory
is not, as used to be supposed, an iu.
dependent faculty Of the mind that in
some mysterious way may be directly
strengthened by exercise as the black
smith strengthens his arm; but that
memory as retentive is due to the
Elasticity of nerve-substance, and to
the property Of nerve.centres by
which they retain in growth their
functional notifications; and that
recollection depends upon physi-
illogical conditions such as the cereb-
raj circulation and the proper func.
tioning Of nerge.cells, moreover, that
a complete act of recollection is q
complex process involving compari-
son, inference, and the like. Hence,
whatever in general is conducive to
vigorous health, and whatever tends
to habits of clear and orderly think
ing-such conditions will aid recollec-
ton. And whatever is detrimental to
the normal functioning of the nerve-
cells. fatigue, intense emotion. or the
like-and whatever blinds the judg-
ment, will hinder recollection. In
short, all psychological beatitudes are
on the head Of him who has good
health, sane emotions and trained
power of attention. But no amount
of study, nor all the prescriptions Of
mnemonic doctors, from Simonides to
Loisette Except SO far as they train
attention. can atone for anemia of
body or lack of the power of attention.
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-03

The Dresses and Costumes
thatare now ready to be shown
are all new. You cannot find
an old familiar in all the lot
no, not one. That is an ele-
ment of progress in our stock
of Women's Ready-made Gar
ments. No grass nor weeds
growingthere. ,,Newness, fresh
ness, novelty, alertness-
"Face-to-the-front and /" For
ward double-quick are the
orders in the Wrap, Coat and
Dress Departments.
These Dresses are exclusive
almost entirely. Three-fourths
Of all that we show are to be
found only here. And they
are economical. Dresses at
$40 and less. Dresses at $40
and over. The charm of ele-
giant economy suffuses the
Dress Stock for this Spring.
The Moujik Coat of the Rus
Slams, the Bell Skirt, bodice of
Tyrolese and Piedmontese, the
English Box Coat-all touch
and grace the Dress Stock.
Middletown transcript., 1892-03-03

There are pleasure seeking
groups about the Ginghams
every day. Ginghams ! The
vastness of the stock, the
crossing lines of values, the
mingling of styles, the con-
glomeration of ideas, the be-
wildering maze of colors-all
combine to create mental con-
fusion.
Look along the lines. Leave
out the Silk Stripes and Plaids,
the Bedford Cords and all the
rich ranges SO beautiful that
you question which gives rich
er. results, the boil or the Co
coon? Come along to the orr
ginal Ginghams of the period.
The aristocrats from Glasgow
at 4oc. and soc smile at you ;
the magnificent Colonial swells
from Massachusetts Bay and
the Providence Plantations
25c., so like the Scotch-laugh
at you, and then the aOonder OF
the day, the M00slty GimgAams
at Sc, break into cheers, such
bargain cheers as you never
heard before.
The advertiser pauses. 15c.
or 5oc.-which ? Straighten
that question-no, no. you
must settle it. What greater
witness to the grandeur of a
stock? 1t bars the advertisers
path. He gives up the task of
analysis and description of
Ginghams.