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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-27
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MIFFLINTOWN
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WEDNESDAY, SEP. %, 1898.
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Peach Crates.

Mrs. Annie +. Humphrey is pre-
pared to furnish Peach Crate Mater,
ial, Plastering Latb, Shingles and all
kinds of Building Material Mt the
Mill formerly owned by her late hus-
band, r. w Humphrey, deceased.
Peach lumber speciality. Maze,
Juniata county, Pa. If.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-27

LIST o. SuNnkn cuErA FEIcFs.
1-Fevers, ConSeStions Inflammntions Ok
Wv Orn.s, Worm Fever, Worm Collie AZ
3-TceIhinE; Collie Crying Wakefulness a5
4-Diarrhea. OF Children or Adults l5
5-Dysentery, Gripping. EiOus Collie. 81
6-Choiera Morbus, Vomiting. ........ .25
5-COughs, Colds. lronchitis.. rs
S-Neurnlgia. Touthache, Faceache OK
S-Eead adaches, SICK Headache. Vertigo. .25
io-Dyspep>ia, Biliousness. Constipation rs
1f-Supprc-scd or Painful Pcriod. 15
IS-N hites, Too frofltse Periods......... rs
io-Sroup, LaryngiLs, Hoarseness.... rs
1I-Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions. rs
15-Rheumatism, u Rheumatic Pains S5
16-Mn lnriu, Chills. Fever and Ague ok
t5-Piles, Blind or Bleedlnx co.. -. Ok
iS-Opithn lmy, Sore or Weak Eyes. .o5
1S-CHtarrh. Influenza, Gold IN the Head .55
20-Whooping Cough 25
IA sthma, Oppressed Rreathing rs
.2-Enr Discharges. In pa ired Fearing .I5
23-Srrofula. Enlarged Glands. swelling .25
2i-ticncrnl Debility, Ply s!cal Weakness .2j
S2-Dro?sy, and Scanty secretions- .25
S6-Scp-Sicknc--.S Sickness from Riding rs
SI-hidney Olsen SEES. ............... .2S
29-Sore Mouth. or Canke. .......... S5
S6-t rinary Weu kness, Wetting Bed. ,2J
SLIM niul Periods. ds........... .... III
?t-niphfsisriu, liberated Sore 'DkUat III
So-ChrOEic Concessions s. Eruptions. rs
EXTRA NUMBERS:
2S-NcrvoUs Debility, Seminal Weak
ness, or Involuntary Discharges .... 4 90
32-Discdscs of the ii e IN RI. Palpitation 90
3S-Epilcp-y, SpasIns, St. Situs' Dance. 90
sid 10y DrH---ts. postpaid receipt sl price
nE HrNrnRsTs M.sUsL tiIg pace. rsKr.
utHPIiiitNS' HFD CO.. III ( IVA William ST.. Nru York
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
COWlcs.

Mrs. CraIord is still a very sick W o
u
Miss Jennie Blaine has been visiting
friends at Hastings.
Geo. A. Harris and wife visit friends
and relatives in Iowa.
The later corn is yet promising, since
tho late gentle showers.
Mrs. Sarah Peak and daughter Mary,
left for McCook Monday. -
Some OF tho earlier check rowed plant.
ing is scorcheG somewhat.
Rev. Richardson preached to n good
congregation on Sunday night.
Little Jimmy Hager had a party OF lads
and lasscs on his 9th birthday lately.
Misses Lizzie and Flora Brown will
soon visit their sister, the wife OF Rev.
Page OF Willheet.
Miss Lizzie Stearn gives a glowing &C.
count of the trip to Salem, Oregon, by
the California route.
The Andersons ut the house OF VIM.
Thomas have q new baby, weight, sex and
name not published as yet.
The Cowles Herald has began a new
volume, with Mr.. Richmond as editor in
chief, who is determined to make 1t n
success.
The ice cream and cake on Saturday
Melted the ladies Of the Congregational
church over $1,000. Thanks TO the n
sumcrs there.
What n punster on names our Belt
correspondent il, to be sure! "Susie'
must have been living on razorsa and pen
knives. recently.
The ladies Of the M. Il. church will
serve ice cream and cake, just EAST of
Thomas Paul's store, on Saturday p. IN.
evening. Your patronage is solicited.
Mr.. Bailey, that cake you 30 much adj
mired, and about which you we're 80 cur.
ious last Saturday was made by a civil.
lied lady, who is also a married women.
Some OF our young men are parting
with their lovely mustaches! What will
they have TO twirl. in their moments OF
deep rciiections What will be the next
fad, Mt fashions behest! Shave their
brain basket entirely.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
Willow Creek.

Plenty Of rain this week and we all
feel happy.
Mr.. Wilder is supplying the creek in
roasting ears.
Mrs. Goodwin gave a farewell party for
Miss May Bon.
Mrs. Godwin's baby is sick, also Mrs.
Charley Jackson's.
Mr.. Wolf is building an addition to
Lou Hagan's house.
Miss Mary Latta was visiting on vii.
low creek last week. Come again Mary.
MIR. Goodwin has gone to Oklahoma TO
put up hay. lie expects to be gone three
weeks.
To sec Mrs. Adamson now. one would
guess she had %patronized the painless
dentist.
Miss Grace il on the creek again q
gladden. the young people with her hap
ny smiles.
A.C. Bon and family are attending tn,
reunion ut Superior. They report a bis
crowd, balloon ascension, soldiers ant
one battery, plenty To cat and drink,
Two OF Mr.. Cutters threshcrs wer,
overcome by heat Tuesday on his farm
near Willow creek, also. ono mule CAV,
NJ. the ghost. No wonder; temperatur,
l07.
Miss May Bon took the train at Guild
Rock the 18th for Pawnee county. thi
state, where she expects to visit until tn,
ith Of September, and then she will at
tend the Pawnee City high school for
year.
The Sunday-school at Willow creek i
running along smoothly, with Mrs. Wild
or as superintendent. They have a ne,
organ, bought through Rev. Putnam o
Red Cloud. and now the school will fee
sighted il the NJ. 4. choir does not cal
on them in their rounds over the count
and give them n OF their musical exhi
billions. MANITOBA,
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
Happy 1lO1lcr.

DEER EDiTUR-As ther IL NO wun rep
r~esentin this plas onto yure valy bic pa
per | thot ! wood rite yu the nooze.
Josiar Chefs my ole man he seq as how
| can't think Of no nooze.
Sum foxes hev n particler genyus that
way now. Thars tlmo titcom jist a peace
down the crick. lie ken think nv lots
nv nooze, he ken think Nv sum things rs
haz hepened and nv sum things as hazent
hepened and NV sum nooze NJ never vii
hepen. never did hev eny mack Il
think NV a. never hepened at all
Bunkum he rit fer a spell an then go
shamed NV hiz name, then got shamet
Nv hisself. Kun Bunkum wax up tar,
yer shirt an do sumtin or nuther an NAL
| yer mark in the wurld.
The hale wa ruther hard on us Wall
nut crick fellers and thar be sum Nv u
as wood sell out cheep.
Mr.. Vanderberg he liz goin back to oil
Missoury Of he ken dispose of his thing
end Mr.. Davis he oferz TO sci orful chez
thar liz n hui lot NV nooze il ! Good on
think "a mint, it w 30 hard TO think we
wun wants to reel bad. Gras Sombleso
liz left Mr.. Hetunz and gon hum agel
She hez helpt Mrs. Heton (who IL SICK
near avail sOmer.
As hev run mi nooze drii will rite age
il this gifts in the vast basket.
am, truli yourn,
SALLY ANN JINKs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
SUBURBAN NEWS
A. Furnished by Our County
Correspondents.
Pleasant Dale.

Squire Foglo supports Il new buggy.
Mirt Fcarn was down in these parts
Monday.
John Fox and Mr.. Decker have com
mcnced haying together.
We had a good rain down in these
parts Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Guthric's children have beer
quite sick but are some better now.
If anybody wishes to go down to Kan
sas they can go just south Of Will Ros
cncrans, az they have Just worked tn,
road on the state line.
Rev. Geo Hummcl's are having a hare
time Of it as they buried a little girl lasl
Saturday and a boy m Sunday and a,
this writing another is not expected IL
live.
Last Sunday morning the lightning
struck the south-wost corner Of a
Dcclicr's pasture fence and followed il
nearly n quarter of II mile nearly KILN,
three shoats. There were nine shoat'
in the pen.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
a Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now il is clearly in the lead
among pure medicinal tonics and alter.
~ativss, containing nothing which permits
its use as a beverage or intOxicant, il is
recognized as the best and purest medi-
cine for all ailments Of stomach, liver,
or kidneys, 1t will cure sick headache,
indigestion, constipation, and drive ma.
laria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or the mon.
ey will be refunded, Sold by c. l.. Cot
ting, druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
NCguuda,

Mrs. Parkson is dangerously i'll at
present writing.
The directors Of the Corners school
have engaged Miss Mae Hobart to teach
the fall term.
There was no Sabbath school at the
Ranney school house On account OF the
funeral Of Mrs. Armstrong.
Laid at rest in the Oak Creek GENE.
terry, Sunday last, Mrs. Armstrong
mother Of X. Armstrong, The departed
was 70 years old.
Since the last writing we have had Q
nice rain which improves the genera
appearance Of things. Another such
and the corn crop will be a sure thing
The ice cream social ut Mr.. Simpsons
was a success. A large crowd ate cream
and 40 fulfilled the wishes Of the com
mittee, that the gathering should be ;
financial as well as a social success.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

The following are a few Of the Red
Cloud people that attended the reunion
at Superior this week: The Misses
Lulu Potter, Mary and Margaret Minor.
Hattie Ranncy, Blanche Cummings,
Laura Smith, Nora Nice. Dora Ward,
and Cora Marsh. f.. j. Overing, j. X.
Aultz, j. a. Chaplin and wife, John
Dickerson, Clarence Frame, Everett
Dyer, S. Day and family, A. II. Haley,
John Williamson, VIM. Lindlcy, Chas.
Fort, A.G. Willis, Bert Blair, Perez Nc.
Bride, Il. Il. Holland, Il. b. Fulton. A,
Hedge, Capt, Munsell, l.. ID. Oatman, b.
+. Mizer andfamily, VIM. Xeluff, Geo.
Overing, ID. Kesler and wife, M. Marsh
and wife, j.. A. Reid and wife. Ike Ludlow
and wife. Mrs. W. q. Sapp, Mr.. MahaIy,
Mrs. II. IL. Wilson.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
saltwater.

Jos. Dresbach has returned from the
worlds fair.
Mrs. Thos. Finney, who has been
quite sick is now convalcscing under the
care Of DIR. Vandiver Of Guide Rock.
Peddlers are coming thick and fast OF
oil descriptions. Mr.. Turner has even
got to pcddling ice cream with his meat
superintendent Hunter and family
were visiting his father. in law, Sanford
CroXton. Simpson supposes he il look
ing after his fences.
We understand Mr.. NJ. NJ. Miller has
sold his half section here and he and his
son and Harry Bates will start for Ok
lahoma in the near future to prospect
for land.
Miss Mary Mcintyre, after a two
years absence has returned from Wash
ington, to make parents and friends q
short visit. She reports times very dull
on the Pacific coast.
SIMpspN S>ppCR >SS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
CN00lCrlOM.

Program of tho Catherton Literary
Club ut Mr. ID II Larrick's.
Organ voluntary, 9 II Gather.
Greeting Glee, A " Larrick and c II
Gather.
Opening recitation, II y Larrick.
Reading from an address by James
Russell Lowell at the opening OF the
free public library in Chelsea, Mass
March, Swinging in the Dell, a V Lar,
rick.
Dialogue, The Eta ri Society, w V
Lockhart, A r Larrick, II ID Larrick, II
! Grub, Il Il Grub and q p Gather Jr
Duet, violin and organ, G II and B {
Gather.
Essay, BENZ. Franklin, A V Larrick.
Vocal duet, My Kingdom, l. ID Ramey
and G IL Gather.
Midsummer exercise in which about
% took part.
Song, Come music to my heart. A V
Larrick.
Recitation, The Builders, I'm Ramey
Linden Q~uickstep, A V Larrick.
Reading, German Ideas of America
from the Chautauquan, T. Dural.
Songs that we love, A V Larrick and
G II Gather.
Dialogue, Married and Single, + l.
Britton G " Cowley.
Be OF Good Cheer, A V Larrick and c
II Gather.
Tho Hero of the Tower, b q Gather.
Warblings ut Eve, A V Larrick.
Amplicon, & II Gather.
Louisville March, A V Larrick.
Essay, The Transcendentalists in New
England, II b Payne.
Emerson and his views, Mrs A Wilson.
Hawthorne rs n writer and our future,
w Gather,
The Sea Bird, l. ID Ramey, G Gather
Questions On the Concord writer's and
Cambridge scholars, &c.
The Canvassing Agent, X b Payne, c
w Cowley, A II Larrick, v Larrick, c
II Gather.
Music.
Next meeting at A N Wilson's Aug. 20
Mr.. Thomas Bate, editor of the
Graphic, Texarkana Arkansas, has found
what no believes TO be the best remedy
in existence for the ilux. His experience
il well worth remembering. lie says;
last summer l had a very severe attack
Of tiuX. ] tried almost every known
remedy, non giving relief. Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh1a rem
sdy was recommended TO me. | pur-
chased a bottle and received almost i'm
mediate relief. continued To use the
medicine and was entirely cured. take
pleasure IN recommending this remedy
to any person suffering with such a dis.
ease, AZ in my opinion it Is the best med.
icine in existence" % and 30 cent bot
ties for sale by Deyo i Griee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
Line.

S. G.. Fogle sports a fine new spring
buggy.
Uncle Tommy Leigh visited Mr.. Keag.
10 Monday last.
Some sickness still prevails throughout
the neighborhood.
Miss Mary Sharp is convalescing under
the skillful treatment OF DR.. McKeeby.
OMrs. +. ID. Hutchinson from Walnu,
creek visited her sister Mrs. Galbreth
last week.
Gentle showers still prevail and bette,
growing weather has not been expert
enced for many seasons.
Tuf sutton will again take his abod,
among us having leased the farm latel,
purchased by Mr.. Holland.
Richard Keagle Jr., departed Monda,
last for the Worlds fair where he vii
spend a few days, and then leave 70
England to visit his former home.
SPECTATOR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
AullbOy.

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'S W;nn ,ass VIE. .
a." 5s; Mmn' b Swocnrall n ~ p%urch1seu u
ms !" Cum,htans ho'so ''oui MI Ar' hayes
'" NJ. -
pan,hi;aa ~; EoH nus ic.urh.u 'r ;ni
i n;~,pIh an NY Out was Oh INC SIGN
'Ss ,ast wees. $500. e,.,,.. A.
o.aIunn Sonooi MN. oaopa'n Il. yer
40 H. anu n,p rGat ~ III .nc AFTERNOON
NJ o,oon, III ,nt schooi housc.
u., - Sinaany S9Ih'a,, IN On .hc slcf
",a az piIstn.. il's ,ilness was causc'
o"' lib "o'hs sun o"rh' "hi'o III SWIM
M. D.. ~
,or T.. han,o h pee, was hicHeu on ,h'
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
The Keystone Watch
Case Co. of Philadelphia,

the largest watch case manufactur.
ing concern in the world, is now
putting upon the Jas. Boss Filled
and other cases made by it, a bow
(ring) which cannot be twisted or
pulled off the watch.
1t is a sure protection against the
pickpocket and the many accidents
that befall watches fitted with the
old-style bow, which is simply held
in by friction and can be twisted of
with the fingers. 1t is called the
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

Governor Crounsc should by all means
call Mr.. Garneau back to Nebraska.
The adverse reports given tn the Ne.
braska exhibit at the worlds fair ought
To be sufficient evidence to the governor
that Mr.. Garncau knows more about
dough than he does about fixing up the
exhibits at the worlds fair. Take him
in governor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

The various railroads Of the state have
sued out an Injunction prohibiting the
board Of transportation from enforcing
the Ncwberry freight rates, on the
ground that it IL unconstitutional. No
firm or corporation likes To work at u
loss, but We believe that the railroads
should have submitted, and il tho law
Vas iniuriour, remedy it at the next
session Of the Legislature.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

General Gage, president of the Frank.
lin Bank. and the cashier OF the same
bank were arrested the other day FOR
taking moncysvhen the bank was known
TO be insolvent. Mr.. Gage was released
on bond, but the cashier languishes in
Jail for the crime. :
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
.DlllokODI.

This section Of country was visited by
a splendid rain last Saturday morning,
and another one Sunday morning, fol.
lowed by cool weather. just what the
crop OF growing corn needed. In some
parts OF the county the condition Of the
crop is such that any amount of rain
will not make a full crop, but the rain
will have its good effects in bringing on
the grass and what late corn il in the
ground. The corn in the hail belt il
killed and drying up, and the chinch
bugs are working on the corn in parts
where they have had no rains.
Died at Judson, on Saturday the %,
at s o'clock. Mrs, Ncttic Brown, wife of
Mr.. Fred Brown. She was buried at
Mt. Hope cemetery ON Sunday mt > p. m.
The funeral was the largest ever wit.
messed at Mt. Hope. Reys. Hope and
Horton offered prayer ut the grave.
Mrs. Brown was about - years Of age.
She was a christian lady and the daught.
err OF Mr.. John Wheatly Of Womer, one
of the oldest settlers of Smith county,
and they are held in high esteem in the
neighborhood in which they live. Mrs,
Brown had n baby girl Il week old which
her sister Miss Emma Wheatly has
taken to raise. Mrs. Brown leaves a
father, husband, two sisters and u
brother to mourn her loss. The be.
reaved husband has the sympathy Of
the entire community. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition. III you are afflicted with a
cough, or any lung, throat or chest troub.
10, and will use this remedy as directed,
giving it n fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We could
not make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could be re-
lied on. 1t never disapoints. Trial bot
ties free at &. l.. Cuttings drug store.
Large size soc. and a. 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

Several pen. toner's hereabouts have
had their pensions suspended, based on
some little technically. How long viii
this thing last. More than 1900 worthy
soldiers have been let out by this
method in the last four or five months
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

Times will never be any better unit
our people who have their money slowed
away in their stockings. take it out and
put it into the banks, the proper chan
mel for it to get into circulation. Thai
will fix up the difference on short notice
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

See w. w. Wright before you buy barb
wire. He sells the GliddeH for $40.
CALL at the Harvard Painless Dental
Parlors and get acquainted with their
methods Of filling teeth without pain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04

II the hair ID falling out, or turning
gray, requiring a stimulant with nourish.
ing and colorirg food, Halls Vegetable
Sicillian Hair Remover is just the spe,
ciic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1893-08-04
supervisors Proceedings.

Motion carried that August Buschow's
claim for assessing Potsdam township |
be allowed in full.
Motion that all claims Of assessors
which have been reduced be allowed in
full lost.
Moved and carried that clerk be or
dcred to notify treasurer to transfer $40
funds of school Dist. % to Dist. 81, be.
inga balance of so due said district.
Adjourned to | p. m.
| p. M, board convened, ii members
present.
Report OF committee to settle with
county treasurer laid on table for future
consideration.
The proposition Of State Bank OF Red
Cloud, Blue Hill Bank, State Bank Blue
Hill and First National Bank Blue Hill
to care Tor funds Of Webster county, as
provided by law, also bonds Of each Of
said bank was received, read and re.
} fcrred to committee on bonds.
!, Committee reported as follows: We,
your committee, recommend that the
various bonds be returned to each one
} qualified as to the amount each one il
actually worth over and above all cxemp.
lions on indebtedness.
Report was adopted.
Motion to leave accepting OF banks at
! present to treasurer was lost.
Proposition Of j. w. Robinson Of
3 Guide Rock to pay personal taxes, SG7.S
4 for 1886. 7-S, interest to be deducted, was
accepted.
Adjourned to July %, . a. IN.
July %, board convened, ID members
Q present.
Moved and carried that parties repre-.
o senting the different banks who have
maUe propositions for care OF county
u funds to verify the signatures Of the
parties signing bonds as genuine. The
8 parties being present verified genuine.
J. ness OF said bondsmen, all Of which was
made Il part Of bonds. Bonds were
again referred to committee to investi-
gate responsibility OF said bondsmen.
$50 was appropriated to build a bridge
over mill race at Amboy.
Adjourned to l p. m.
p. M. board convened, l6 members
present.
Committee on bonds report: We rec.
> Ommend bonds Of Blue Hill Bank. State
Bank Blue Hill, First National bank
x Blue Hill and State Bank Red Cloud
and that funds OF county be placed in
. these general banks.
NepoTt VI cOmullttee 10 settle WITH
9 county treasurer wal adopted.
Moved and carried that Mr.. Fulton
y have roof Of courthouse painted.
Bonds OF banks we're approved in
amounts as follows: State Bank Blue
, Hill, $4,000; Blue Hill Bank, $4,000
u First National Bank Blue Hill, $4,000;
State Bank Red Cloud, $4,000.
7" Claim Of a. w. Cox Tor $3.50 was al
!, lowed.
= Report Of county attorney in regard
to the Delaney estate, also Mrs, Crow,
=, ell. was read and ordered on file.
Moved and carried that S2G.26 be de
Quoted from Jos. CARRIERS personal Ia,
for 1882. being al error in the assess
of 40 head Of cattle.
u Moved and carried that treasurer be
instructed to transfer all amounts or
" general funds of 1889. 0O.0l. 90 to general
II fund OF 1893.
/" Adjourned.
CLAIMS AUDITED.
4 July 90, 1893, claims audited.
81 Parker costs Brik case rejected Il 0,
oC Teel distress warrants 70 IN
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A NJ LURES.

The reader will doubtless be both sur
prised and pleased to learn that Omaha
has pulled through this disastrous year
lS93 with but two more failures thar in
S92. One of these is the American
Savings bank. which it is believed will
pay out in full and a good percentage to
stockholders. Excluding this institution,
Omaha's failure list for this year is
practically the same, both as to number
of traders involved and net liabilities,
as in 1892. The fact is disclosed in Mr..
Roberson's review Of trade that the fail
ures in Omaha during the past three
months are but eight as against twelve
for the corresponding period of 1892.
This is an unparalleled exhibit of
vitality. Not another mercantile city
in the union has n better record aud it
is doubtful il any other is equal. Con-
ceding 1893 to be the blacklist in the
financial history Of the country since
1857, it was natural to expect that
Omaha business men would be hurt APP
preciably. Times are hard and condi-
tions extremely unfavornble, but our
business houses are affording the city an
advertisement throughout the CONNER
cial world which means millions in the
future.
The bank record of this city has
always been and is today a source of
proper pride. The commercial record
outside of the banking community is
equally gratifying. We can afford to
boast a little over the fact that but one
large jobbing house succu1nbed to the
awful pressure of the summer, and that
no large retail store has been closed out
by creditors. But even more are we en-
titled to take credit for the fact which
is the basis of this article.