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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02

BERLN, Dec. 1.-The centtisie In
the reichstag today introduced n mo-
ton to feadmit the mentors OF Tue
Society OF Jctuils Ia Germany. Count
Hopmesch Ruench, IN behalf OF the
center party, maize short speech IN
justification " the motion, which was
carried.
When the cheering was over and
the tumult had subsidized, Lie
Der sp1ku, saying the Catholics
adhered TO the coursn they hal hitherto
followed aud would remain faithful To
the emperor and the empire, and 10y
lilly devoted 10 the fatherlaud. (LOuu
ohUefing.l
The vote will have no practical 70
suit. IL has been fully undefstool
from the first that the gOvcfnmonI
would not accept the bill, aud ih'
centrists, In bringing the motion TO
vote, only wishcl 10 prove thci
ability 10 command enough members
T. cmbarrass the government aud carry
other points.
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snnnr TELEGRAMs.


Brlgndier.GenerAl Otis has been
assigned TO the department oil the
Columbia.
Samuel Richards, one Of the fore
most American artists, died Of ia grippe
In Denver.
The Island county bank at Coupe.
willie, MAsh., has suspended. IL was
started few months ago win capt.
tai VI $4,000.
The Baldwin Locomotive work.,
Philadelphia, have received an order
for seventy.ons engines for the Atchl'
sou, Topeka a Santa Flo system.
The United States war,hip Ports
mouth went aground nj Bowefy BAY
near Astorin, Dec. let.
An indianapolis special says ex-
Congressman Pierce has been Hddru
10 the list OF those indicted for com.
plioity In the wreck OF the indianapolis
National bank.
THIS large wooden mill Of James >.
Cochran 4 Bro, Tonth street anu
Columbia avenue, Philadelphia, Il
burnod. Loss, ss25,OOO; Insurance,
100000.
Rev. Charles johnson was hanged at
RyAinesborO, Georgia, December lat,
Tor the murder Of Rev. VIM. Shields.
Roth were negro eXhOftars, and the
murder grew out Of Jealousy over o
| girl. Johnston preached his own
| funeral sermon.
The movement started In Augusta,
Me-, last spring to raise money ~ erect
n monument TO tho memory OF Jas. a.
| BlAine, proved a lRmentable failure
The treasurer OF the Blaine Memorial
Association reports that but sll6 ha,
been paid In.
q, Nagasak, and @. walanabe, rep
resenting the Bank OF YokAhoma nnC
The Imperial Bank Of Japan, are on
their way east. Their visit to Ia,
United states ~ for the purpose o
studying the silver question.
In the Afro.A merican council IL
Cincinnati, "A striking incident wa
the reading Of n letter received by Rev
o. II. Harris, warning him not 70 re-
turn TO Gaddo Mills, Tex, because h'
mad announced this convention ,hsT,
from the pulpit.
lanes Sovereign was Installed gen
sral master workman Of the Knight
OF Labor, Immediately assumed tn
duties OF the office and nearly all tn
WORK on hand here Tor the eEecutiv
hoard was brought TO a close this after
noon, The board will Teassemble Il
New York tomorrow.
The December World Fair hrs
edition OF the Cosmopolitan, whic
appears today, ID abO'0O9' the lafge'
ever issued Ia the world AND probebl
double that Of any other IN Eutope a
Amerlcs, The Wotld's FAR ~ tfeate
by many famous writer's win near.
300 anlendii Illustrations
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EUROPEAN KILOGRAMS.
Federal Victory in Rio GraHde do Sui
Confirmed.
Tho French CRbInst.-Piot TO nur"eF
Prince Ferdinand -seitiehen'@
Postponed, Etc'

LONDON, Dec. IAN official dli'
patch was received by the British gov
erumeut, saying that Admiral do
Mello, on board the flagship Aquida'
ban, accompanied by an armed
msrchant vessel, succeeded In forcing
mia way out to sra at midnight last
night. IN spite VI the heavy fire directed
upon the two ships by the forts ut the
entrance Of the bay. A British gun
mont followed TO interfere should tue
rebel admiral modest vessels tiying the
British Nag.
NEw YORl, Dec. A Montevidoo
sp,c,nl TO the Herald sAye: PeiNoto Is
tsportrd to be actual dictator IA Rio
now, His ministers are only acting
ON his orders. II would he Advisable
for Americans TO accept with suspicion
any news OF affairs In Rio which comes
from British sources, ~ tho Bingham
arc endcavOrlng, II Ia said, 10 MAKE use
OF this rebellion 10 embitter BfsIl'
against the United states.
| CAPTAIN Wilson OF the Newark hht
| been Suspended for taking Legation
Secretary Anderson nom shore 10 th'
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TELEGRAPH
NEWSBY The WIRES.
Nh, rsTlln Parry, Except One, SAFE
and Sound,
HENS FROM THE .. = CAPITAL
strange Case Of Suicide in Chicago
Helen Gould's Guard
scared.-Etc.
ITEMS FROM THE U. $. CAPITAL.

RvypptciS, Idaho, Dec. 1.-The lost
rs,llu PARTY, combating OF w. l..
c,,llp. son Of General Carlln;J. w.
pierce. his brother-in-lawi A. h.
uimmelwright, Secretary Of the Col
nmbla Granite company, Of New York |
c,ty Martin Spencer, guide, and Geo.
n ,ieate, cook, In charge Of Lieutenant
iluiott, Of the relief expedition sent
"a, irom Vancouver barracks, has
uimmelgrlght says the party fitted
out FOR hunting at spokane, Wash.,and
nroeeeded TO this point by train, anu
I'm len cayuses and ten weeks pro.
v,siops, lefI here september 18TH anu
cached the Clearwater river on Tue
sslb, ThrJ had good success In hunt
,nyand on October 10th started on
,siufn over the Lolo trail. On reach
Nc the top Of tue ridge parallel 70 the
Cieatyater, two aud Onu.hali ieet OF
snoW was found. The guide estimated
.be snow TO be- four feet desp on tue
higher PORTIONS oitho L1Io trall, anu
AID should the horses become eNhAuHlou
ION a lack of food, the party Wouiu
have 10 walk 70 hlhrhoi A'A4h
I'm, cook was sick and unable TO
walk, Il was decided TO return 70 ths
IA ranp on the Clearwater, Rud build
rats and attempt TO h0at down inc
,lvsr 10 south Fork, near which were
.sve,ai ranches. Fifteen days were
,,n,umsd in constructing RATS aud
ssSsrnl days more in further inspection
-, Iolo trsil, which proved impossible.
The cook, Ia tho meantime, grew
.sLler day by DAY. Tho party On.
rsgeJ A trapper, Ben Keller, who had
rsbln near by, and with his pfovis-
Ion, dded to theirs, the party began
INC tfip down the Tivef on Nov. 3,
leaving their cayusss aud most Of thoii
outft behind. Progress was very slow
and on the 18Th only twenty-five miles
mad been GOV, red. 10 add 10 thOii
diniculties they found the river below
rocky and swift, rendering furthoi
progress impossible.
ii was, therefore, decided TO abandon
the RATS aud proceed the balance OI
The way, thifty-eight miles, on foot
Inc cook was At that time uDconsoious
modification having set In his legs be
low the knees. Only eight days pro
visions were left, anu as the cook coul'
only live few days NJ tho most, h'
vas made as comfortable NJ rossibl'
and tho rest OF the party began tn
journey on foot.
Ths route was Of the roughes
deiefption imaginable. II was full q
Slippery rocks, deep canyons and rag
ged pIecipices, and progress was ex
tlsmsly slow. The supply OF Hour wa
exhausted on the eighth day, alter haN
sisted two days on ea,and three on Ne
and few berries. On Nov. y, whe
still i've miles irsm the nearest taDet
the party fell In with Lieut.. Elliot
who at once made camp and fed I'll
hungry men.
As soon al they were able TO uave
they were hurried onward by boAi
and wagon, reaching here yesterday
aud were met by General CArlin.
TEs party weat TO Spokane today
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"Tor the last nitcen ycau have fuuored
from that dreadful disoaact raiau1s 10 Hut
moved me bud little ht fret nuf uuNrUi each
yeir that tie disease gradually became worse.
j tried many different remedies iu Tying o.
check IIH progress. but Of no ANll.
- suHcfod with hua1achcs allpaIna through
the tVmuIpa aud queer sensation every Tow
DAYS over MI eyes. which felt lEr p.rrcs ~ tee
vgrr itinv On my head My nose WaH stopped
ru Nv throat seemed Billed with hU uNsfur.
non, and a. umUs I ruu.l .rar nIF set ny
Hrrlth Nv hearing became impaired Hot
and cold flashes daftci over mF . olY Ny
heart would ptIpltHt0 with che Irl.t cncrlilu.
Nv memory vas poor. . obtained uut liuu
Trst nt nlsh t. and would Eyt up feeling tired.
Ibad no ambition Tor wurk and my Iiu seemed
doomed t1 De- one ~ misery until uuu.ul tue
rsmHFHallr Sail OF DraY MunHl"Ii uul hIfHciti
ttrDugh tho testimonials OF gthCrs. Thea !
thought would give thCu trial
II went 10 ura Mansfield and bH50ita uuco
iu Inc u0oly building, aud began iugr urai
mont aud am pleased tu HiHtu That noticed
M Improvement after tHU lfst treatment 4
new lite seemed 60 take bold uf one, WN nose D.
clear. my throat On free from UH.Ir4UuIn, Hui
uy breathing natural ! cannot tsll YOU 10
words the gratitude { fool Tor DR.. Man. ucll
aud UIfHgtt, but anyone calling uu 800 VIII
| gladly state my case personally
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WAYS AND nEANs
Under the New NH tue Dsnoit May
bs SOC, OOO, 200,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The meeting
Of the ways anu means committee was
brief. The estimates TO be- submitted,
showing a probable difference Ia the
revenue that would result from the
new bill, were not complete, and the
COMMITTEES adjourned until Monday to
give Clerk IAlbstt and his assistants
luther time.
Tho labor Of estimating the revenue
10 DO derived under tho new tarin bill
has progressed far enough 10 warrant
the statement that, on the basis OF 1872,
tho loss IN revenue resulting from the
enactment Of the new bill would be
about 49,, 200. 900 per annum. IL IL the
conclusion OF Chairman Wilson ana
his Democrallc associates that impor'
tuliona will DO 40 stimulated under the
new bill that the loss In revenue VIII
not be over S35, 100000.
Mr.. TaTnsey OF the ways aud means
committee still ollngS to the belief that
the deficit cannot no supplied without
extending the income tax 10 individu-
ale. 81 DOM think II can be done,"
said he, "Without making tho tax on
tue net earning Of corporations oxces.
tiyo. Such tax OF per cent would
secure TO the government not more
than S25, 900, 900, " hereas the deficiency
would be S4O, 900, 000."
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Detroit. The United States warship
Yantio has arrived here.
The news Of great federal victory
In Rio Grand do sui h fully contitmeJ'
General Isldote Fernandez, With "a
staff OF officers and the Castilihista
brigade. commanded by Colonel PED
r0so, 900 to 1000 strong, were all taken
prisoners by the federal forces under
Cul0neIs CuuedO aud Piuha. or the
Castilihistes 800 were killed, iuc.uding
many officers. OF the iedersis. 30
were killed. The report Of massacre
of prisoners - not confirmed. The
iir "a began November 27Ih aud lasted
all that day and the next oveuinr.
November 2jih rRvafes called on si.
duru to SURRENDER, tut the latter replied
that he would surrender only when MS
last shot had been fired.
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TiIEY IoOK POISON.
sought Death to End Thcir LiVss Of
Guilt

suiit.
CHICAGO, Dec. LIN the Virgins
hotel, located In the heart OF the
fash .onRble residence district Of tue
north aide, \ dramatic double suicide
occurred this morning. Behind
door, boltcd and double locked, were
found the bodies OF Victor Cyrien,
drug clerk, and Mrs. CatOn, wilo OF q
druggist for whom Cyrlen had former
Nv worked. rho woman died by
poison, while Cyrien, after taking
poisop, shot himself three times, aud
iay stfetched across the foot Of the beu
on which the woman lay.
The couple registered under falte
names ~ man and wife Mt the hotel
last Thursday, aud were apparently
very happy. When the door was forced
this morning both were found dead,
they had evidently boon dead several
hour. Letters were found on the center
table, written by both parties to dear
friends, and announcing their purpose
/ 10 die together.
Mrs. Caron wrote, bidding farewell
TO her husband and little child $50
young, what will she do without =
mother"
Cyfien wrote. "sho died at $3.50 this
morning. 1 can't write; can't open my
eyes"
Itis evident from letters that both
had taken poison nj the same time
with the agreement that the one sur
viving the longest should ole bj
pistol.
Cyrlen had boarded with tho Carout
while working In the drug store Ih'
Intimacy between the clefk anu Tue
wife OF tho proprietor was noticed
last summer, but not by Car0n unit
thteu weeks a4u, when ho found then
ia a compromising Hituattoni nnd
Sire. Caron anu Cyrien Disappeared al
once.
Neither was well supplied win
money, aud when the funds Of Cyrlol
were exhausted by high rates NJ
fashionable hotel, they agreed TO sui
clue ~ y solution Of their troubles.
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Placed Ia other Hands.

NRw York, Dec. l.-Abe Stein y
Co., Importers OF goat skins, hidet,
ETC., were placed In the hands OF u
reveiver. Toe house had tue largest
lino In tho United States aud probably
In tho world, doing a business Of
s., 900, 900 year. IL " said the re-
cgivership was precipltated by the
unexpected suspension Of tho London
mouse OF Jacob stein q Co., through
which the Now York firm did business.
Abe Btein, the senior partner, VINO IL
now In London, cAbled the Information
also that drafts for a large amount hAd
CONS 70 protest The liabilities are
placed ut 81 900, 900, with large assets
BosTos, Dec. 1.-The leather hrm
OF EdmunJs q Bar'et went under
today, asa result Of AN attempt TO carry
Abe Stein a Co.'s New YORK paper
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WAsHINGTOS, Doc. THE public
flRtoment shows net iucteaHo ia TIE
public debt, loss cash In the treasury,
during the month Of November, o.
SB,7l6,ie The interest bearing dehl
increased SlsS. The dobt ON which
interest has ceased since maturity has
decreased S35, 100, anu the debt hratln.
no Interest decreased S343, lbd' DO
crease In the cash balance 10 the treas
ury, $1,000, 07i. Interest bearing deot,
$3.50, OS9. go, and debt bearing no M
lereat, 1914, 5s9.7l0. Total debt, fBol,-
bos,3l6. The certificates and treasury
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New YOms, Dec. l.-Miss Helen
Gould has teen staying for some weeks
Mt Lindhufst, the Gould summer resi-
dencc. Since she was recently an-
noycd by lollors from cranks win
various ideas, strong dotail Of guards
watch the house, particularly At night
MIR. Ambrose Van rasslo Of Glvnvillc,
an excursion officer, went 10 Lina'
hur6l 10 sell salt brick for horses. ho
carried the salt In n car, about inc
slae aud shape OF an oblong oyster can
bat with a handle at one end. Van
Tassle wAs challenged by the guarlp,
and all were much relieved TO learn
that the curious eau was not az inIcTnal
machine.
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AIELLO OUTSIDE.
Going 20 Meet tho New Government
ships.

LoSDoS, Dec. l.-Advices from Rio
Jansiro say there N no truth IN the
report that President PeiNOt0 IN assas'
slnated. He IL today engaged Ia re-
pairing the dangerous breaches In lhe
forts aud eArthwofks ashore, The dls'
match contains report that Mello lett
Rio with portion Of his feet 10 Inter
eept vessels coming TO Peixoto's aid.
There was some desperate nghting
between tho rebel ships aud iorts ~
the entrance TO the harbnr ns Mcllo
irled 10 20 out. The ire OF tue forts
was we'll directed and Mello sue
ceeded In getting past only amer
his flagship had been severely
damaged. Once outside hs steamed
southwardly, but II IN beloved this IL
only al russo and that the admiral
changed his course M sDon M he was
out OF sight. IL II reported
that Mello IL not scared nj tho
reported power OF the dynamite gun
on hoard one OF the vesrels OF
the relieving squadron. He took with
him a number Of fast steam Launches
for use IN the coming encounter IL IL
said that Mello has much more
wholesome fear OF the fast torpedo boats
which tue coming squadron brings
with 10.
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sEonErARY SMITH
ahksa Ills Annual Report with Some
Recommendation.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The score
taty Of the interior, In his annual
report, continents ON the utter made
quaoy Of legislation thus far enacted TO
provide for the legitimate procurement
VI public timber to supply tho actual
leeessiiies OF the people dependent
ppon II, TO promote settlement and
develop tho natural resources Of public
lAndt, and recommends wise aud
comprehensive forestry system'
Tho secretary discusses at length the
opening of the Cherokee outlet recon-.
mends M a substitute for the present
system Of settlement the adoption by
Congress OF some plan which, by aue-
ton, lottery or otherwise, may deter-
mine In advance the ownership OF each
particular section.
The work OF the Indian bureau
shows a steady advance In civilization.
IL isa mistake 10 suppose that thelr
number In rapidly decreasing In the
country. Tribal wars and wars Win
the whites having ceased, they are ln'
crsRsing, and are now over 100000.
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notes offset by au equal amount Of
cash In the treasury, amount TO sos'''
22g, 802, an Increase Of sll,blSi4ll'
The net gold reserve today vas s'-i'
$50, 90, anu the net cash balance y =
2lO, 500. Totgl available balance, $50
ig9,BlG, utc case Of S1,O84,bi4. IotaI
cash Ia treasury, S73i,a2J,l3o' Tue
receipts Of the government Tor ne
month Of November were s23isiBi4Ol ,
exlondituTts, S3l 1902, 026.
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An Old Settler
Tells an Interesting story-Fiftcen
Ycars Of suffering, But Relief
Was Found at Last Words Of
Praise Greet the Sldiiul.

A stsrv Of much interest 20 those who fuf
fer nom cttarrhal troubles BE- tulI Ut we'll
hnsvp and hIahlv Respectable lady who has
lived la SAT- lako forty three VcuTs-N ra.
clara if. woodward. TIE plst fiteUu ygars
owing to an aggravated case ui catHub. nut
relief yrhs found at last through tHU aullful
treatment Of Dfs Mansfield and hsHutl tu
conversation with the wfilor thc relates the
folIowinEt
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ROME, Dec. liking Humbefi had
long conference with Slgnot 5onnino
on finance today. The Credit Mooilief
trouble caused = run On the Bsnco
General tjlay. All payment, were
met. Settlements on tho Genoa boutsy
were postponed today on account Of
the sirained condition Of affairs
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Arrc.,ca fer compIIeIly.

BERLIN, Dec. IA SOFIA dispatch
10 thu Cologne GdsftiO snys lvauoii, An
tx9ilicrr, has bsan arrested Tor com
pucity In a plot 10 murder Prince
Fofdi0and. ivsuon has confessed me
Intention TO rid Bulgaria. from the
reign Of terror established by fotul-
Maud and Premier 5tamboulon.
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A,,hn c.nineiNo~ siand..

PARis, Dec. IN Cashier Porier
will present the list of ministers Tor tue
new cabinet TO President CarnOt 20
morrow, o. iIllOwG premier anu MN.
lister OF foreign affairs, Caslmcr Prrfioii
commerce., Marty; works, Jonnnr'i
hushsniry, NigoJ marinei Admiral
LcievTu.
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All disease only e. a month. not n
cont more will be accepted CousullAuon
neo Medicine free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-02

DUBLIN, Dec. l.-Aldotmnn Dillon
was ,oIay elected lord mayor Of
Dublin.
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Let it be Remembered
Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently At Rooms 500, ao3'
500, Dooly lP.O.l building, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
q. b. Mansfield, MD.
j. A. Bissot'. MD.
Consulting physiclanA
Specialize Al diseases u tho Eyc, Ear,
Nolr. Throat ard Lungs, all chronic Disease
once houra-g 90 % M, 2to sp,n.' 70 3
pm. suudayt, % AN. 90 PIN
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$500 PER MONTH,

All patients placing themselves
under treatment before January
lst will be- treated until cured nj
tho uniform rate Of $500 a month.
Medicines furnished free. This npplies
10 all diseases.
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AN EARLY
Christn0a s
EVENT.

Early Christmas Dress Platforms, tho most sensible,
tho most economical present you mako whom
you road this, backed by unque5tonaby the lowest
prices ovor offered in Dress Goods and Suits.
stock twice thp size II bo owood
t20O by Dec ' How can we do ~ by selling $50 suits
This Is Joke will do
r aud will prove assertion Ihsi. the first wook
buying, tho Tho
skepical viii Boz inspired % buy u they only price
goods on Monday, Monday, Monday 500 Windows.
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BLACK SILKS.

BLhCh SlLhO,
4 grand display OF rafting qualities Here
B. wh,r0 We are powerful and tho strong
point " our power h tho weakness Of
our prIra, Tie other strong point is tho
end Irta variety OF NChyeH, such rs
Iuehtas ghAdAmo, fcau do sole, 1rua
Grain, TafAta, beuEalino, Ouuine, Ar
mufas, Iaillu. francaisC, brocnie, More
and many other. More Ia fact than You
can fud iu 40 salt Lake outside the hig
store. thls De- q mhtchiefs silten iaci nnd
Inc ufIrcs are mhtChltHa silkcn facts TOO,
a Grand ChuatmaH hlftihA
Black SILK Dross
Evening suts and Causes viii play their
ntiio paft boo this Great Christmas event,
ourrlIiuUtuu % thcaC goods Do one o. boz
vIIdouuE beauty, 10 which Otcpoa, Nets,
GaugUa. tho a0tt inin and the heavy
stately silks an nFht Tor the nrst place,
aud all 20 ut n great sweeping ruducupn,
such az you never thought possihlc You
nrra an evening dress, dout delay, buy
now SEQ those goods aud note our
prices. no room hero 20 tell you about
even piocc. but come and sec them.
Come 10 the Great thfistmhA Event
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pieces ~ al elegant Hlsh Art Dress
Goods ns ever came across tho wHtnr, in
worry email broken checks with mingled
culuruF1 which are quiet in tono anu 20
tho same time rich and chccuNc. They
are rnH 'lv tho cream " our collection
aud Che pride OF the manufacturer, tho
fofu or talun 90 these goods IN fl1a
yard you will be amazed 90 SEQ them 30
NJ ihc Barry Christmas Pace,
SLO5 per yard
. pieces OF vlutomely beautifully Amuro,
bfisryo, and nr1Chc ouCUts On best
qualities We have offered thia tcaFon,
EluIH tul' have found favor with tho
cl.acsi buyers ~ el.ti per yard. Goods
3 nt tu tho weaving pa. ulUutu 60 tho
lrUu thwan this DO The lind OF unDdarA
shat Ep 90 FAR toward making prudent
people rich. Barry thrstmt Tree,
o3c por yard
@ pieces oi il0psarking. - inches vide.
NHrF lurft lr nuIHh, very best in quality.
NurY beautiful co. y1ioriuE, might call the
lUUdrHrrut Muudurs, Rome % the most
elective Euwns OF the season are u thcao
goods which have been fl,13 PER yard.
Elrly Christmas Price,
Si22 por yard