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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
THE YvLsrlpe FAIR OPENS.
Many Things to Attract 70 This Pleasant
Entertainment.

The Yuietide fair and festival began
Yesterday at the McCaw house, NO. eoo
aast Grace street, under the most au-
,picious circumstances, and large num-
Der of persons visited the bazaar.
The spacious old mansion has been ex-
a,iisitely decorated for the occasion. ana
from ton 10 bottom the house Is banked
in flowers and beautifully adorned with
Japanese panels and lanterns.
ON the first floor are the restaurant, the
q. ndv-room: and the doll apartment, all
very attractive. and attended by pretty
The main feature OF the fair Is the mag
nificent display OF dolls. There are smail
babies and big babies-babies III empire
gowns. babies in sailor suits, ana pabies
IN Lord Fauntleroy's.
Five exquisite dolls will be voted away
One baby-an exquisite little cherub In a
gorgeous gown-will be a"hTueu 10 .ne
most popular young lady. Among those
whose names have already been put for
ward I'm the contest are Misses Fannie
Farmer. Louise Lowry. Page Royal, car
RE ArmIstead Ella Buck. Barbara IFlgB'
Avis Grant. GLADYS Frazier.
Another doll will be voted 10 the daugh-
ter of the most popular physician. the
contestants for this are Misses Mhrgare'
Mcclure, Camilla Wexford, Hattie Shields
SOPHIE White, and Clara Tompklns.
Three other babies will also be voted
away-one TO the child of the most popu-
lar minister. one to the child OF me mos
nonnlar editor. and a third TO the chill
dran'S ward OF the most popular hospital
The upper portion OF Mccaw house VII
no used for dancing, tete-a-tetes' and
according to the statements OF some oil
the Young ladies', for filrtaions.
The fair Is being held In order 10 pro
! cure funds for a summer home for work
ing girls, and will continue four days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
The City and It's Income,

At the meeting OF the Common Council
night before last there was marked evil
dence OF the purpose Of that body to pro-
coed cautiously IN the matter OF making
appropriations from the public treasury.
The City Council cannot be too circum-
spect in this matter. Richmond can ana
should live within its income That is oil
that the public ask. and upon this 1t VIII
insist As TO how our revenue shall be
apportioned 10 the different departments.
that viii rest with the Finance Commit
tee and the two branches OF the Council
The adoption of course which will
restrict our expenditures to a figure safely
within the bounds OF our income will
strengthen the city's credit. have a good
effect upon the public at a time when
economy Is the rule Of the hour, and
prove Of permanent benefit TO the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
1&('(9FE::N
COMPANY
S

RICHMOND. Va, December O. 1898
The impossible Snow-storm OF
yesterday made it necessary that
our grand holiday opening and re-
ception that was to take place last
evening should be postponed until
TONIGHT
between the hours of s and 10
o'clock, when Professor STEMS
Orchestra music will be in tune to
help us in the great exhibit.
Modern retail dry goods houses,
when successfully managed with
the many various modern appll-
ances are neither more nor less than
great expoSitionS of a Worlds Fair
where every ingenuity and master
werk of nations finds its Step-stone
to the public and individual use and
consumption. It is with this grand
view of imparting to all the direc-
ton and good work this house is
doing towards great and successful
retailing that this reception is
planned.
DO not overlook the fact thatit's
quite as desirable to bring the little
ones with you, as great part OF
the great holiday stock will be OF
much educational use away from
the many pleasures TO them.
The following is the programme
of Professor STEMS music which
will be rendered during the eve
ming.
1. March, "The Greater New York. Crobanil'
,: Overture, " Reception Exeter Bella.
3. Grand Selection from Martha, (Flotow).
4. Two Little Girls in Blue.
.. Medley. 1.-The Opening OF the SEASON.
q, Overture, " Ernani," (NerdD.
Z. Two Little Girls In Pink.
4. GavOtte, " Fascinating
o. AFTER the Ball is over"
10. March, Pleasant Memories, tStein).
For to-day's selling we call Spe-
cial attention to some 500 Ladies
Wraps, bought with a discount of
A5 per cent. from the prices they
were made for not a week ago. Al
this the styles and the prices both
are a marvel, but we have been
doing these wonderful things this
season without cessation.
81 dozen Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, ought to be 90, so, 10, and
3oc. each, are 1926. Here and
there may be enc that shows manu-
| facturer'S imperfection.
The Holiday Ware you buy now
will be kept for you and delivered
when desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Whose Spectaoles /?

The Times Of yesterday pours out the
vials Of its wrath upon the Anderson
Mccormick law. and proceeds to state that
The Dispatch would naturally be expected
To oppose such a law. But the Dispatch
cannot see through the Times's speeta-
eies. II seems. too. that but few OF the
members OF the Legislative who were
~ The Exchange Hotel on Monday night
can see through those spectacles II our
reliable reporter was not in error when
he stated yesterday that few members
expressed themselves In favor Of amend
ing the elec,ion-iaws. but not 20 as to
change In any important respect the An
derson'Accormiek law" Let tho Times
read Its article In the light OF that state
saent and see II u Ia not possible that Il
hss taken the wrong side Of the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
DEATH OF Mr.. AUSTIN FRENCH.
Daring Robbery ON Clear Fork, in Bland
County. by Masked Men.

BLAND COURTHOUSE, VA, Decem-
Der 5.-(Special)--Mr. Austin French died
az his home. near Rocky Gap. last Sa-
turday night. lie was very old man.
He was an uncle Of Colonel j. NJ. French
Of Princeton. w. Va. and great uncle
OF our attorney for the commonwealth
Mr.. r. n French
on last Saturday just about dark
bold and daring robbery was commi'teu
on Clear Fork. in this county squire
William NJ. Bishop. one OF the most IN
fuential men Of the county, and also
one OF the wealthest, was roobe1 OF
near 500 The robbery was perpetra'eu
while the work hands of the place were
away from the house at dinner ana no
one was present except Squire sishop
and the female portion OF the FANNY
Squire Bishop had shipped lot or cattle
and this money was what he had reaiized
from the sale. The robbers were all
masked and hone Of them were recog-
nized. The money was in the iron saie'
and Squire Bishop was made to open IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Miss Matte Pegram, Of No. 1917 west
Main street, fell down fight OF steps
Sunday night with lighted lamp In her
hand and had narrow escape from De
ing seriously burned. When members OF
the family reached her she was lying az
the foot Of the stairway enyeloped IN
flames. but the blaze was soon suppressed
The young lady was not burned Out re-
ceived two deep cuts by pieces OF the
broken lamp-one on the arm and the
other on the hand. Mrs. Pegram was
badly burned about her hands. Or. HIS
man was called in and attended both
mother and daughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
MAssgNsvRc's CASE SENT ON.
To be Tried for the Larceny Of Mr.. Tyler's
Cow-Other Cases.

In tho rollce Court yesterday the case
of James Massenburg. the negro arrested
Monday night for the larceny OF a fine
young cow belonging to Secretary A. NJ.
Tyler, OF the Virginia Agricultural soci-
ETY., was certified TO the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court. The particulars IN
connection with Massenburgs arrest, ana
the finding of most Of the beef buried In
his backyard, were printed In this paper
Yesterday. The manner In which the case
was worked up reflects great credit on
both Sergeant Tomlinson and ohicer GID
son.
William alias James Harris, negro
who now stands indicted by the grand
Jury for larceny, was charged yesterday
with stealing n double-barrelled shotgun
from ]. b. Richardson. of Charles CITY
county. The case was postponed until De-
cenber SOth, pending the other trial.
Edgar Hall, very troublesome negro.
was up for fighting and for interfering
with and striking r. c. Bailey with a
stick. while assisting Policeman Hannah:
while the court was going on Hall had
a sort Of fit and wanted to beat everybody
in the pen. The court officers had to tie
him. His case was continued until the
18th I'm order that his mental condition
may be looked into.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
VIRGINIA LAND GRANTS.
Governor McCorkIe's Circular Concerning
Them Sent to Baltimore.

baltimore Herad)
Governor McCorkle, of West Virginia,
has issued circular letter in which he
refutes in emphatic terms the assertion
frequently made Of late that good land
titles could not be obtained in West Vir-
cinla and that the whole State was under
a cloud The letter is in response to II COM
munication from NJ V. Richards, land
and immigration agent Of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, In which the latter
calls attention TO a report from the Swiss
Consul. Schomberg. attacking the system
Of issuing land titles
Governor McCorkle says: This state
ment Is utterly unjust. / wish TO state
IN my professional capacity as lawyer
technically familiar with West Virginia
land titles, as well as in my public posi-
ton as Governor OF the State, that land
titles are IA good here as In any state In
the Union. The States marvellous Increase
IN commercial product and prosperity and
the great and growing increase in the
price of its coal and timber lands Is "A
sufficient answer TO the statement That
there is a cloud upon the state. 1 wish
TO make this further statement that
within the last ten years West Virginia
has furnished more instances than other
States OF men making large sums or
money by reason or the STEADY rise III the
value OF land. BY the exercise OF the
ordinary care and attention required in
any state you can obtain here perfect
title.
1T Is true that our phenomenally rich
and cheap lands have afforded splendid
opportunities to the nonresident land
adventurer. but II the persons proposing
to invest had awaited themselves of the
ample facilities to investigate the title
through the clerks Offices instead of
listening to the smooth and colored state
ments of northern and eastern land-ad-
yenturers they would have had no trou-
bic whatsoever.
"a few days ago the press was full
Of "A great swindle in West Virginia lands.
The whole deal cmanated from wall
street and Philadelphia, and not west
Virginlan was connected with it. 1t was
a swindle on its face, and the people In
vesting money in 1t should have been IN
the control OF a guardian"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Freight Train Each Way.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c.. December
b.-(SpeciaD. The community here and
in other places along the Scotland Neck
and Kinston railroad have complained
heavily TO the Railroad Commission
about late trains and general incon-
venience of passengers by reason OF the
fact that because there was only n tri-
weekly freight train on the road che
mail and passenger trains had 10 do
much freight work. Correspondence was
had with the Commission, and they
have ordered n freight train each way
every day. The extra freight was put on
yesterday.
Messrs. Futrell, Fenner, and Coudrey
have employed a horse-trainer that was
with Sparkss show 10 train their 5000
colt, which they recently bought ah VIII
liamson's horse sales, in Raleigh.
Business Is almost entirely stopped by
reason OF the weather.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
AN ALLIANCE ADDRESS.

An address 20 the State Farmers ALL
ance was issued to-day by J. NJ. New
borne. it's new president. He says there
is a disposition to build up the order, In
spite of unfavorable surroundings. He
urges a system by which dormant sub-Al-
liances. of which there are many, may be
speedily revived. Many Alliances went to
pieces on account OF political differences
which caused estrangement This, he
declares. ought no longer to exist He as
serts that the training OF the Alliance
made the farmers more demonstrating,
and enabled them to meet the recent
"rich-mans panic" without being much
hurt themselves. He goes on to say that
the members of Congress Of all parties
who voted against the unconditional re-
peal OF the Sherman act were each from
a locality over which the Alliance had
influence. He asserts that many men In
the Republican and Democratic parties
wish the Alliance obliterated because they
regard It as a political party, and that
there are Populsts who think the ALL
ance has fulfilled its mission; that the
Populst party has taken it's demands
and therefore It may well become extinct.
He urges discussion of the doings OF Con-
gress, and the taking OF reform" papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Old Clothes Needed.

During the past week the ladies Of the
CITY Mission have been making a tho
rough investigation of the condition OF
the poor in their several districts. and
the reports Of restitution and nakedness
are Notwithstanding. In every family some
membe. or all have been thrown out OF
work, and great suffering Is the result
among women and children. Inc c0htri
h,,,Ions tn the City Mission up TO this
time are Inadequate to meet the demands
,rbe ladies' beg the housekeepers and
heads of families to inspect their stores
and see what they can spare for the poor
Donations can be sent TO any member oi
the City Mission or the Mission House
Ma. lO6 north Fourteenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
CLOAKS. CAPES. CLOAKS

, 100 WHITE AND COLORED-BOpuy,
ED LINEN TABLE-Cf.OTHs A, 4 Z ~
81, sl.25. r.5o. So. and $40. worth a..,,
the money.
30 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS a, a..
price. We shall offer special ~.
TO close out our 81. 81, g. and -
lots OF curtains at 81, $50. s.. a. -
s, that sold at double the price
SPECIAL SALE
OF
DRESS GOODS
FOR THIS WEEK
All our 40-inch Fancy ami No..
Dress Goods that were $40. sl2s. s.,.,
now 76c.
soc. Atwood Henriettas ari g.,-
only 81 i-2c.
Sc. All-Wool Henre;tas arI s.,,-
only Zoe.
soc. Atwood Hopsacking only r.
CARPETS. CARPETS. CAkprr.
as we are determined o. C'.s. .... D..
department this season, VIZ has.
still lower prices. Now is y.4r ...
for a bargain.
2-Piy ATWOOD Filling Ingram c.....
from 6 20 iOc.
2-Ply All-Wool Filling Insraa C.-a
from s. to 50c.
3-Ply ATWOOD Filling irgrais Cam.
from 81 10 TIC.
Tapestry Brussels CARPETS That e,.l 81,
60c now i0c.
Tapestry Brussels Carpets thar SODA a,
sc. now 50c.
Bargains in Smyrna. Mo4nsl -l -.
pestry Rugs.
80 Union, Cotton-Chain. auI AU.W .,
Druggets. all sizes. from 81 o. 3D.
200 PAIRS WHITE BLANKETS A. %.
81. $50, s.. $3.50. s.. g. s.. So. .rIy.
best value IN the city Tor tha m.-..
Bargains IN LAp-RoBES. Gallo,
sATTEEN. G II T. 4 - y y -. C.rv.y
FILLED AND DOWN QUILTS
FIFTH AND BROAD SrREErs.
Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
Tax-CoIIectors Sworn In.

WELDON n. c.. December 5.-(SpeciaD.
The County Commissioners, in regular
monthly session yesterday. received the
bonds of the newly-appolnted tax-col-
lectors for the various townships OF
this county. and the officers were all
sworn in and duly indicted into office.
II is now stated that the mills OF the
Water Power Company here will start
up In a shoot time. These mills were
completed about two years ago, with
a capacity of 1000 bushels OF corn daily,
yet they have never turned a wheel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

The Times charges us with the habit
OF saying. II told you So" and OF claim
ing that we foresaw this. that. and the
other thing. But what is that compared
to the Timess boast that information
may be obtained from that paper which
cannot be had elsewhere in the world?
Did not the Times recently make this
claim? We think IT did
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

No more manly and frank letter than
Mr. Van Aliens declining to accept the
Italian mission was ever written.
II has an American ring about 1t that
viii forever dispel the illusion that Van
Allen is an anglo-maniac. 1t Is the letter
OF courageous gentleman who knows
the right and dares the right pursue
Fredericksburg Free Lance
Just our opinion. The letter is remark
able as well for what it does not say as
for what 1t does say. II we may make
such an Irish bull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
An.lrs N nlelenson Ceun.y.

CLlNTwOOD. VA. December 4.-(spe-
ciaI)--Mr. Jacob 4. Ramey. prominent
merchant OF this place, suddenly became
insane. and was taken to the asylum at
Marion yesterday. His financial matters
were In bad shape. He Was considered
dangerous and had 10 be confined IN
jail.
James X. Damran. an attorney Of this
place. u In a critical condition and u not
expected TO live
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

surpassing filthy Cod Liver Oh and an ltS
nasty compounds. It's suited 30 the most
delicate stomachs. IL makes tho morbidly
thin, plump and rosy, with health and
strength.
The " Discovery" is sold on trial In every
thing that's claimed for it, Us strength.
restorer, blood-cleanser, and fiesh-maler, If
il ever fails TO benefit or cure, you have
your money back
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE
COMMISSIONERS OF TAg DISTRICT or COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON, December 2. 1893
GALE OF A STANDPIPE.-A
~ sTANDPIPE. as hereinafter described. be-
longing to this municipality. has been absn-
doned, after fifteen years use. because OF a
change ia the water-supply system With which IL
was connected, and viii be cold as it stands to
the most favorable bidder. Proposals 10 pur-
chase IL will be received until : O'Clock on the
% DAY or JANUARY, 1884, az this ONCE. IL
H. essential that the bidders stats when they will
remove the pipa The otandplpe is ~ feet high
aud 80 feet In diameter. u consists Of eigh
rings Of wrought.ron plates, eight OF Witch are
practically feet between rivets IN horizontal
seame The thickness " the plates commencing
AZ the base In ss follows: First 10 feet, u inch ;
second 10 feet, "a tnch; third 10 tcet, u inch I:
4th 10 feet, X inch. and last IL feet. "a inch.
Approximate weight, 10000 pounds Tue
rght 10 reject all bids or psrte OF BIDS u hereby
reserved. j. w. ROSS.
n. NJ PARKER,
G. " POWELL
Dc 5-3t Commissioners Districs OF Colnnbis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

Wanted Situations (5 words or iessN ~
Reading notices in reading matter type.
i've line or less. 81; In nonpareil loaded.
Isc.
Card Of rates for more space furnished
On application
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Mr.. Van Allen Is receiving much praise;
but Il sounds very much like funeral Gu
logies upon a man who was roundly
abused all OF his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

UPTOWN OFFICE 43s EAST BROAD
ETREET
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

All letters ana kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be re-
aurned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

Tea-Sets, Wash-Sets.
Dinner-Sets. Horns.
Trumpets, Comets, Kaleidoscope.
Stereoscopes. Magic Lanterns.
Indian Clubs, Dumb-Bells.
Cup and Ball, Lead Soldiers
Soldier Sets. Alphabet Blocks.
Architectural Wood and Stone Building
Blocks.
Blocks I'm Wagons, TOol-Chests
Ten-Pins, Musical Toys.
Rubber Balls, FOOt-b Balls.
Rubber Toys
school DESKS, Secretarys Desk.
Skin-HOrse. with Cart.
Toy Furniture. Surprise Boxes.
Noah's Ark. Marbles.
Backgammon and Checker-BoardS and
Men.
Battledore and Shuttlecock Grace Hoops
Knfe-and- Fork Set, Savings Banks.
Pistols and Caps, Iron Wagons.
Iron H0se-Cart, Iron Patrol Wagons.
Iron Coach, Iron Express. Wagon.
Tin Toys, Iron Stoves and Ranges.
Air-Rihes, Guns. Swords.
Bell Toys.
Home Tennis, Minnehaha, Noah's ARK
Favorite, Cuckoo. Hop-Skotch, Life
Merry Hunt. etc.
Paper and Linen Books for Children.
ChIdren's Board-Back Books.
paradise Lost" The Inferno 'Bible
Gallery" Paul and Virginia" and Phi
grims Progress" illustrated by Dore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
4 full stock on hand bought for the
Holiday Trade.
our line of FANCY ARTICLES, JA-
PANESE CHINA AND LACQUER
WARE is very attractive
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
AN EXPERT CUTTER

can do wonders with fine material. We
have not only an expert cutter, but he
has the materials to cut, all of them,
and just now he's as busy cutting as an
exchange editor. Don't delay getting
measured for your Winter Suit. While
Congress is discussing measures we are
taking them. We never filibuster, but
force the previous question every time.
Get your measure in early, SO as to make
it the next measure passed, and have il
finished before the holiday recess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
REMOVALS.
nusINEss orponruxIrEA

Tor SALE, AN ESTABLISHED
II WEEKLY NEWSPAPER in . prosperous
town Of 10000 Inhabitants Psusr haA been
established ovcr nsty yearA Address e. care
DlsPArcEL no3olw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

NOTICE OF A GENERAL
~ MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. Notice
Is hereby gwen that general meeting
AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY
will DO hell 81 the ONCE OF Messrs. Smith q
Moncure, No. tI05 Bank street, In the city Of
Richmond. State Of Virginia, on tho 2lsr DAY OF
DECEMBER, 1893, at the hour of IL o'clock
noon OF said day. 70 transact such business as
may properly come before said meeting.
Dated 81 hlcnnond, Va. tnis 10th day OF No
vemper, 1898. N. REED,
tai stock. no l7-td
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
DOLLS. DOLLS.

Dolls OF every style. Prices from g
cents up.
Kid-Body Dolls with Blsguo heads and
hands.
Movable-LimO Dolls.
Jointed Dolls.
Eskimo Dolls.
Negro Dolls.
Baby Dolls.
Bsque Dolls.
China Dolls.
Indestructble DOiis.
WOrStcd Dolls.
Rag Dolls.
Doll Leather and Rubber Shoes. Water
Proofs: Nursing Bottles, Lace Caps, Toilet
Sets, etc, etc, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06

DEFENCE
you ought - keep
your flesh up. Dis
ease will follow, II
you let it get below
o healthy standard.
No matter how this
comes, what you
need Is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Discovery. That
is the greatest flesh
builder known 10
medical science far
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-06
OVERCOATS.

From present indications and the
predictions Of the Weather Clerk win
ter has come at last. Those of You who
have delayed getting a HEAVY OVER
COAT until cold weather need do so no
longer, and mort OF you know that it is
decidedly to YOUR advantage to come
HERE for it. You will find here every
style that is fashionable and every
fabric that is reliable, all of them cut,
made, and trimmed in OUR usual first
class manner, and at OUR usual LOW
prices.
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD GUAR
ANTEED JUST AS REPRESENTED.
STOCKS ALL NEW AND DESIRA-
BILE AND ABSOLUTELY FREE
FROM SRODDY AND RUBBISH.