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SC. YARD.
Fine White organdy, 25c. yard, 81 inches
wide.
90 pieces Fine White India Linen from
Field. Chapman & Co., only DC. yard
worth Sc. :.
Cream White, All-Wool Flannel from
Field, Chapman & Co. sc. yard; regular
.
Fine Plain Apron Muslin, with satin
stripe border. from Field. Chapman q
Co.. only II lie. yard; worth &c
1000 pair OF Mems Half-Hose. all manu-
facturers samples, Black, Tan, and I'm
bleached. We have sold lots OF them in
the regular way for &c. Your choice lOc.
pair. 4.
Fancy Blackjack silesla in fifty dIf-
ferent patterns, Brooklyn price lIc., our
price II lie.
.
Ladies' Black Jerseys. Brooklyn price
$50. 400, $50. and 500, your choice ioc.
Ladies' Black and Brown Spring Capes,
Braidod, the very latest style. brooklyn
price 50, our price $3.50.
Black Spring Capes. inlaid with Black
Inserting. Brooklyn price 81, our price
$3.50.
CONSIGNMENT SHOES-LADIES AND
MISSES.
What is left on hand this week we
will return to the consignor. Now IS
your chance TO buy good shoes at low
prices.
Ladies' Dongola. Patent-Leather Tips.
regular price $50. consignment price
si6S.
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes. Patent
Leather Tips, much better grade, regu-
lar price $780, consignment price S.l9.
Misses Dongola Spring Heels. regular
price s22J, consignment price SIS.
Ladies' Dongola, Common-Sense, regu-
lar price SOS. consignment price sl-6S.
20 yards OF good Mating, from Field,
Chapman G. Co., only 81 roll.
All the Ladies' Muslin Underwear that
came from Brooklyn Will be sold at half
Brooklyn prices.
.
The trade as well as the general public,
will find our stock of Embroideries the
largest In the city. over 1900 patterns
added this week from Field, Chapman &c
Co.'S sale.
Printed Ducks. all new designs and
elegant assortment, Il lie. yard.
Gentlemen.s White Cambria Hanaker-
chiefs worth 1Oc. EACH our price &C. /.
/ fine Check and Plaid Muslin. from
Field, Chapman & Co. our price &c. yard,
regular Y l,2c quality. =.
JULIUS sYCLE & SONS.
Noa OH and o03
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Lace Curtains from Fled. chsopa, +
Co. lie, strip worth Six times \. roseS
% pieces OF 3i-lnch Flgur,a nr,,.,.
SIX. regular price '5c., reserye-saie pr,c,
lJc. ''"'
Indigo. Blue Figured Dress ca,eo.s ,,s
Sc. quality, only &c. yar4.
Atwood Cassimerc f5r boy1 A., %.
tlemcn's wear, Brooklyn pr.ce ,,c og,
price Joc. ''
Fancy All-wool Checked and ,u,.t
Dress-Goods. regular prise ~. reserve.
sale price 4oc.
Fine wooi-Mlxcd rlall for sh,r;-val,,
joc yard.
SILK and Wool Fancy plails - v,,.,
Brooklyn price 81, our price ,5c. '''
New Figured Amuras. 1Slnche, VIA,
AT shades. Brooklyn sr.s .sc. our me,
New chaugeabls Drers Goods. s.e ward
Fine Fancy Check sanns.. q ,'c,.'
wide, Brooklyn price s. 81. or price 81.
A-inch Granite serges. anwool Brook
Ign price SIC. our price DE-
Atwood HopsackIngs. Brooklyn pr,c,
CSC. our price S9c.
Fine Atwood Serges. an shades. Brook.
Ign price J0c.. our price &c.
si-lnch Henrietta Cloths. BROOKLYN MO,
25c.. our price i5c. Black and an shades.
5i-inch Mixed suitlngs. goc yard.
Brooklyn price sc.
The largest Offering ~ Ladies' ami
ChiIdren's Hosiery ever hell 90 o.. hmoni.
They are all reliable goods. every pair
marked Hermsdorf dye. They are from
the brooklyn sale.
Ladies' Fine Gauze Black Hose. our
price 2jc, Brooklyn price i'r.
Children Xxi Ribbed Hose. double knee.
Brooklyn price S'c. our puCr ..c.
Boys and Misses Derby Ribbed Iiose.
sizes 6ls 10 ~. Brooklyn pn,s l5c. our
price l0c
MlEttH II lle iklbifNt iiN.Nf lNl fHHliiAr
made Hermsdorf. Dldck, Brooklyn prics
2Oc., our price l.lsc.
Special values In our Mourning De-
partment from Brooklyn.
ii-inch ATWOOD Henrietta. &c. Brook
Ign price 81.
li-inch Serge. soc. BROOKLYN price e ..
piece Jaqua Cloth, CSC, brooklyn
price $50.
| piece Seeded Ester Cloth. &c.
Brooklyn price N.ll.
Al ruckinEs from brooklyn gale at
half Brooklyn price. Lot OF Childrens
White Dresses, long aud short from
Brooklyn sale al one half Brooklyn
prices.
Told Dc Nord Dress GInghams IRE
a yard.
JULIUS sYCLE & SONS.
Nos. POI and 20.
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sou yards O; SairsooE and Swiss
Tmhrodefy, from the anosi hali-ihch
vie g. - inches. all fins patterns,
noar cos, Wnlkor less than zoe. Our
prce o. choice lRHc. You ma these
on shc couBtor --cehiro aisle.
IS rIo-os Ali-Ovcr swiss Emoroid-
erY. au deterrent patterns, sold by
Wa,scr n.ei q yard-our prloo 400 a
3ari.
OreutAl Cream LaceS ; inches
viio. Na.Ecrs price 2Oc.-our price
To-. n y1FI.
thtdrene .7-ineh ColOred Embroli-
erv tl5urcng. only &c. yard.
tr-ueh Hoiid-CoiofeJ WhipcOrds, al
VOL. imported. Walkers price I'll
Cur prise s,r. a YARD.
iatd wide Ail-WOol Striped Dress
Co,iF. Walkers price 30c.-our price
2a-. yard.
20 pieces 8G-inch NiEoi Cheyiots,
Walkers price 25c.-Our pricc l<5ac'
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500 Pieces
Silks
Lower Than
Ever i'm
Fifty Years.

s.ld-~o'ofoi SIrnh Six, Walkers
urlrr n,..--our pricc DC. a yard.
roo pio.cs, uoT. pretty designs and
co'of.. in liEnrol Chlua Silks-W ak
o. 5Jr. quality Tor 90.
40 pieces k1i-kal Wash silks, protiY
stlpos. both Light aud darA, Walker D
price aOc.-our price %.
10 picrs4 Striped IHfeta silks,
ll.r. grounds. c.l0I0i Stripes, walk
ere Soc. % IaAty-our price 3oc-
Best-Wsaung Doubio-N Warp Black
fufabs. with white hair-linos, Walkers
Il 81. 0lalty--our urlce 400.
Walkers 1a-. Double Warp Black
q surah -li., warranted our price 43c.
q WuIkrFs "2-iuch PuTc-SilN satin
s Ducncsse. that sJld for Sl.5O--0ur
Walkers 80. hn-Slk Satin Rhada-
mas-Our price zoe.
Walkers - Pure-Silk MORO An
tiquo. .2-mch Our ORE" Sl.1V.
walkers 81 Persian eros grain
FHk. 800 biack -our price O2c.
Walkers 81 ColOred Pure Silk, ~
in.h Satin Du :hcssc, shadcs-Our
lfice sc.
Wa.kcrs 81 Puro-silk Scotch Plaids.
Tor wGist--OIr g. zee ooc.
Waikers 81 Evening Shades. 10
iure-Slk crops 10 Cnine--oIr price
o.
Walkers sac Bengaline, Eyoning
Glalca-0ur price 33c.
800 CRYSTAL Bcngaline, silk and
Wool Our price 9l.1p.
90 pieces Fancy Staded Silks all
thades and patterns. Walkers price
Oh auiS7 Our price DC.
Pure-~ilK fa3t-BlncX India Brocado
Silk, tor dresses only, Walkers price
g1.iO-OIr price Zoo. n yard.
You eau save from 2Jc. 90 : yard
on Black silks and oatins you look
a. cur stock.
peavy-Iwillei Gloria Umbrellas.
Inrge hlycf-r.ug handle, 2i-lnch. 99c.
Extra-Quauty Umbrellas, with large,
me mourning handles. SL2j.
Tho nuost aud larsost Portfolios OF
Scenes from tho Worlds Fair. entitled
TIC White CITY, Part L, now On sale.
Nuu require no coupon. only tho price,
. ., 10 IN r0duc0 the series
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Fine White India Linen viii cost you
IN any house in his city S5c.. our price
i5c.
Gentlemen's Chevlot working shirts.
Brooklyn price SOC. our price &c 4.
Fine Zephyr Dress Ginghams, regular
price lSc.. our price s l-:c. =.
Fine F1annelette, imitation OF French
stripes. only II i,2c. a yard--worih zoe. =.
Black China SILKS. % inches wide.
Brooklyn price sc, our price J0c These
are not the black Pongee silks offered
BY other houses at Soc. g..
Japanese Wash silks. regular price &c,
reserye-sale' price &c d.
Black China silk. from Field Chap
man, regular price ST. our price Sc: d.
Fancy rame,a Dress silks new de-
sisns only Size. worth 30 d.
I.uzene silks. in all new colors ar
Standings. cut price lL2,s' 4.
I.uzene and TaHeta Silks. from James
McCreery, only SIS a yard
Cheney Brothers Figured china Silks,
S2la and 6sc. Wher can you buy them for
less than 81? 4.
White Bed-spreads. from Field Chap
man. Single size crocheted spreads,
value 75e' our price. O0e.. {.
Fun-size Crocheted Spreads, 5Sc., regu-
lar price SOC. {.
Extra-Slze Bed-Sprcads. Marseilles pat
terms. csc. regular price. sL2S.
ever have sod-only Sl.25. real value S-..o
Boys Percale shIrt-Waists. Brooklyn
price Sc. our price 2Sc.. q.
Children's School Umbrellas. natural
sticks, fast-black Saline covers, Brooklyn
price 81. our price &c. , ~,
2c-inch Fine SILK Gloria, Natural
Curved Handles. Brooklyn price $780,
our price 81. d.
Pure silk Mitts. retrosrade stitch. %
inches long, in black. cream. and white
only 81, Brooklyn price Sl.t5.
22-lnch. aoc.. Brooklyn price SIS.
l9-lnch, 75c.. brooklyn price 81, d.
Russia and Turkish Crashes pure flax,
Brooklyn price 10 and 2oc.. our price 10
and i2'sc. d.
Large size Barnsby Pure-Llnen Huck
Towels, Brooklyn price lie, our price
f2iac.
Plain White Nainsook. from Field,
Chapman d Co.. l2isc. a yard, regular
price lSc.
Long Cloth. u yards to piece, only $40
Cotton, Byrd-Eye In oil widths. from
Field. Chapman Sc Co, at reduced prices
Next week viii be one Of great imp9r-
lance to YOU I'm our iace stock. Even the
great values Of last week viii be sur
PASSED, az YOU will lind laces from
brooklyn. Field. Chapman & Co, and our
immense stock.
JULIUS sYcLE 6; SONS,
Nos 20l and 2Q3.
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MERRIsrAc SHIFTING PRINTS. Size.
YARD.
Heavy Ynrd-Wida Brown Cotton.

I
Heavy Yard-wIde Brown Cotton. &c.
Heavy Unbleached Jeans for gentle
mems underwear. the loo. quality, only
o lac.
black polka-dots, elegant for wrappers
re. "ald
An irosuog.in blcach Muslin. Brooklyn
price Size our price lie.
Solid Silver Thimbles. Brooklyn price
Sc. our. price l9c. (.
Fancy Hair-Plns. reserve stock price
Fancy CoTsage-Pins, reserve stock
price. Csc. =.
Ladies' Black SILK Waist, Brooklyn price
$. our prie.. $50 4.
Ladies' Linen Collars. Brooklyn price
10 !. H. ana l'c.' your sh0ise e apiece:
| Chenille Table-Covers from Field. Chap
man d Co. only SL2., regular price go;
Unbleached Table Danlask from Field,
Chapman Co. only 25c., regular price
.
Gentlemen's Fine Embroidered Bosom
Dress Shirts, Brooklyn price I.I5. our
price. 81. 4.
Gentlemen's Fancy LAundered Shirts.
! dark and light colors, reserved stock
.
I Gentlemen's Laundered Negligee. Brook
=" pre- 49, our p.''e .'''. Z.
Gentlemen's Superior Working Shirts.
made Of fancy buckslSin wills, Brooklyn
price. 81. Our. price SOc.. i.
Mems White Muslin shirts. made from
Al muslin, double back and front, linen
/ bosom, well made throughout, patent
| extension back and sleeve facing, and
VIII give excellent satisfaction In wear,
! Brooklyn price 6sc., our price 42c.
Gentlemen's Peperal Bleach Jeans
Drawers. double seat, stayed back,
Brooklyn price g. lie, our price .45c.
All Pure Linen. Checked and Frlnged
| Napkins, extra size, reserved stock
price zoe.
| Extra large White Damask Napkins.
fringed. reserve sale price 7Jc. dozen.
Z.
Pure Linen Colored Border Napkins.
with fringe, reserve salo price. Soc.
dozen.
| Extra heavy Damask Napkins. colored
border, with fringe, reserys-sale price
| 81 dozen.
: Z.
| LsrPe-Size Dinner Napkins, pure linen,
reserve sale price soc. dozen.
Extra Large-size Fine White-Fringed
| Damask Napkins, reserve price Sl.2o
| dozen.
.
JULIUS sYCLE 6 SONS.
! No, opI
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50O-yard sp0ols Busiing Cotton,
Walkers pfics &c our price lc. a
spool.
Bent Hooks and Eye'. 2 dozen on a
card, Walkers price Jc.-our price
lc. a card.
Back aud Whi'e Iinon Thread,
Walkers price l0c.-our price DC. q
spool.
5000 pieces Beading IN red, white,
nn1 blue, Walkers price lEc. our
pfice sc. "A ban D.
Assorted COLOR Embroidery Cotton
"a balls, Walkers price 1Oc. our
price = balls tor D..
Asserted colors DGrn.Dg Yarn, 10c.
a dozen carl.
Duh aud Bright jet Bonnet Pins,
Walker price Occur price DC. iOr
q card OF 4 dozen.
Kings ZOO-yard Spool Cotton, black
and white, Walkers price DC. q
sIDOi--OIr pfire 3 for sc.
lO0-yarj BLACK spool six, Walkers
price g.. n spOJl-Our price 25c. O
dozen splols
Assorted box Crlmp and Straigh;
English Unir-PIns. WaiLor's prlce
IOc.--OIr price - box.
Invisible llair-Pins. Walkers pri~e
Sc. paper-our price &c. n dozen
iap"rt.
stoves for boating curling irons,
Walkers price 2Ic.-Ouf price SC.
Tape that won't twist, Walkers
price Occur price DC. a package
Silt Elastic G0rter Wob, Walker 8
puce Poe. our price loo. yard.
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All the Silks from Walkers
On sale To-HorroS and THIS Wssf.
All thsDrsss Goodsilom Walkers
On sale Tomorrow and This Week.
All the Linens from Walkers
On sale Tomorrow and This Week.
All the Notions from Walkers
On sale Tomorrow and This Week.
NEW GOODS OPENED EVERY DAY FROM BANKRUPT FIRM OF WALKER OF CHICAGO

- oh-CIotn Hugs, Walkers price
75c.-our price 45c. spieco.
HEAVY Fancy-ChecK China Mating,
40 yards IN a roll, Walker sold for JSc.
yard-odr price e4.6o a roll
Extra quality Seamless Fancy Straw
hattings, Walkers price 25c.-our
price l7c. . yard.
Opaque shades on spring rollers- all
colors. feet long. fringed. Walkers
price SOC. each-our price sc. apiece.
French-COvered Eiderdown Quilts,
Walkers price s5-oIr price s2.4S.
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6s7 pairs Ecru and White Three
Thread Nottingham Lace Curtains,
Walker sold for 81. 50-our price S1.19
pair.
limitation OF real Lace Guipure and
Cluny designs, fine twisted thread.
very wide. Walkers price e5-our
price S2.4S a pair.
odd pair Lace Curtains, left from
tho Petersburg SIZE. at one :hird OIL
the regular price.
Real Tambour and Applique Vesti-
bule Lace at 37I5. 40. and 50c.--
about one fourth the original price.
40-inches wide Dotted Swiss Mus
lin. vita colored spots, Walkers
pri g 3jc.-Our price 12lSc. a yard.
Siikolne. 3d inches wide, new COZ
ors and patterns. Walker s price loo.
Our price Sl9c. yard.
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GosSanerS,
like cut,
all sizes,
4Dc.
Walkers pricf
e1.50.

30-inch Heavy Bed-lick, Walkers
price 12c. --our price 5lac.
IJ-i AndrOscOggin Bleachei Ready
Made Sheets. ~ yards long, only
Doc.
Best Cotton Diaper, fnll 10 yards in
piece. Walkers price o5c.-our pricc
OOc. apiece.
$50 ard S1.75 Fine silk-Em-
broidereI SKIRT Flanneis Ia all col
ors--Our price O1c. a yard.
Fuli-Wid,h furo Linen Table
Damask. Ia remnants OF two and
three yards-Our price 3ec.
Fine san-Bleached Table DGmask,
Walkers price 7Jc.-oIr price Acc. a
yard.
1000 Bleachcd Damask Fringed
DoilIcs worth 81 a doZen-our price
o.. each.
Pure Linen = Diaper Napkins,
satin finish. Walkers rrics Sl.1o a
dOzen-Our price sc. apiece.
Tnre Linen Damask Cup-Towelling.
Is inches wide, Walkers price I7c.-
our price 10c. n yard.
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Good Turkish Bath soap, Walkers
price OCCUR price 2Jc. dozen.
Best Palm Soap, full cakes, Walk
ers price JOc.-0ur price 3Jc. a
dozen.
Walkers sl Sold-Back English
Breue Hair Brushes our price JOc.
one third pound pure Naseline IN
glass Jars, Walkers price price 25c.-
our price lOc. q Jar.
Fellows Swan down, with = bottle
OF cologne IN each boz, Walkers
price t}c ouy price g.
VERNON" TOOTH BRUSH, IL
cost SOC. ovoryWhcre-Our price 2Jc.
each.
Walkers Bone Good Brisile 25c.
Toothbrush hero for 11c.
Walkers &c. UnDreakable Rubber
COMBS for Zoe.
Oakleys Finest Toilet Waters,
large size, all doors, soc.
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satin Plaid Musllns, Walkers price
i2Isc. price Sc.
Check NansoOk, 4 patterns, good,
lne quality, Walkers price SBc.-
our price 81 &c.
English Long Cloth, put up - yards
in a piece-iull piece only Sl.f7.
100 Ensmellrd Aluminium Handle
Umbrellas, 2G-inch, tYillei six
gloria, Walkers prce $2.00-our
prlce St.JS
1O-inch Figured China SILK Pillows,
stuffed with down, Walkers price
Si--our price DOC.
lS-inrh Slk and French Satteen
Covered D0wn-fillod Pillows, Walk
er's price .2.50-Onr price csc.
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Mourning Calico Wrappers. latest
s.yles. Walkers prise sl.2o-our
price 76r. each.
ladies Waists. pleated fronts. high
! sleeves lieh. colOrs, Walkers price
Doc. 80 our price 2Jc. each.
Ladies Merfimack Calico Shirt
Waists, bertha, gathered back, full
sleeves, Walkers price 75c.-our
price SOC.
Navy- 3lue and Black French So
tine Shirt-WSists, two rows OF ruiiie
front, high sleeves. Walkers pilce
Si.JO-our price nc.
Ladies EmbrOderei-YoSe, Lace
Trimmed Cnemi-e, al sizes. Walkers
price SOC. Our price 2Jc.
LADIES' Night-RoOes. ruffied collar
and sleeves, made Of good-qunlity
cotton, Walkers price OCCUR price
39c.
ladies' white Underskirts, good COT
ton, 7-inch RUNE, Doc.
six tucks and 16-inch Hamburg
fornce pest Cotton skirt, Walkers
price $L5O-our prise 81 each.
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LECTURES.
TTNIvERSITY EXTENSION, LE(

" TURES. under auspices Of resident
Alumni OF Richmond Colleee.-Besinniug TUES
DAY EVENING, February 9Th, Professor ".
w. BOATwkIGHT. OF Richmond College. YIN
TURF IN THR SEVENTEENTH CxNTUEY.
Topics arc: I, Introduction 10 Ffench Lam
gusge. Life, and Litersture: 2, Tue 0soat Cor
8, Great Pulpit Orators; o, some Pros9 Wu11f6
with stcreopticun. 2fst =
Lectures viii b. gtvon IN basement q osooe-
y. Ticket - course u stx teotugoa ~ 0o9lo
tctet, " CENTS. oyllabua vtc0 - 11f1e
vakeo - UnAe = - ~
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Gontlemen's Bost-Qualiiy 4-Ply Col
lars. only this seasons shapes, any
Size. all clean and fresh, rundown,
turn-polnt. new iull-dress shape, mono
better. at 2Dc. our price SC.
Cuifs-tamo quality-lOc. pair.
Gentlomons English Reds, in y. n,
KID Gloves Walkers o. quality 81 a
pair, any size.
Mems Striped p. x. and Porcals
Laun1ered Shirts. not neglgee, all
now ana fresh, Walkers price 1928.
Oar price 09c.
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uEDicAL

I ADIESi CHICHESTER'S Eng
~ LisH PENHYR0YAL PILLS Diamond
brsnd) ere tho best. ssfe, reliable Take no
oiner. Scad <c gstsmps) for Particular " he-
lief for Ladies Ia letter by return mail AZ
druggists CHICHESTER CHEMICAL cOMPA-
nj. snilsdoiphis. Pc ap 18Th .Sa&Saiy
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Same covers, yards square,
Walkers price S3-our price sLSo.
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GREAT
RESERVE STOCK
SALE.
BOYS ALL-wOOL CASHMERE
KNEE PANTS, sizes 4 to IA years, 30
and 62Ic. o pair, Brooklyn price 81 and
sl.50
100000

Stamped Pillow Shams. 1Oc. pair. Re-
serve sale price.
Wool Cashmere for boys wear, Brooklyn
price &c, our price 25c.
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Fine White organdy, 25c. yard, 90 inches

SIMPSON MOURNING CALICoES,
sc. YARD.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A THOMAS @. LEATH, Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. Web. 26th and nth,
Special Matinee TUESDAY. Encagemsnt Of
MIR AND MRS SIDNEY DREW
PRESENTING
MRS. JOHN DREW,
supported By a strong company IN two PLAYS
Monday night aud Tuesday Matinee, Sheri-
dams Comedy. THE RIVALS.
tuesday night, nrst time In Richmond, Holds
croits Comedy THE ROAD 10 RUIN.
10 e4-3ts
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Nos. 2Ol and 2O3.
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Fine Plain Apron Muslin, with satin
stripe border. from Field. Chapman a.
Co.. only II l-2c. yard; worth &c.
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Nos. COL and 203.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-12

seeming paradox" said the Senator, "of
a reduction of taxes, and at the same
time an increase of public revenue, will
be reconciled when the Wilson bill be-
comes law" If the increased revenue
arises from increased importations of
foreign goods, because of lower duties,
how is the American laborer and me-
chanic to be helped? Those now out of
employment will be doomed to perpetual
idleness. and the purchasing power of
the masses will be correspondingly di-
minished. If the iniquitous Mckinley
tariff, with its high and prohibitive du-
ties, fails to raise enough revenue to
meet the needs of the treasury, how can
the requirements be met by reducing the
revenue in the enormous sum named?
This is paradox which Voorhees, is
asked to explain.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-12
A MENACE DONE FOR.

Pittsburgh Dispatch.
No one who has the slightest knowl-
edge of Mr.. BANDS unity of purpose
and enthusiasm for free silver had even
a vague idea that he would remain
down long after the defeat of the
seigniorage bill; but his effort to pass
the measure over the Presidents voto
was entirely unlocked for. In making
the attempt he took the House by sur
prise, and for a time created quite as
much of a tumult as even man of his
nature could have desired The final
vote on the proposition was far short of
the necessary two thirds required to
override the veto, but it served to again
demonstrate that the silver element,
made up chiefly of Southern and Western
Democrats, is powerful in the lower
branch of Congress, and ready at all
times to assert itself in favor of any
form of legislation that will advance the
cause of the cheap money advocates.
The financial and commercial interests
will feel deep sense of relief now that
the fact has been established that the
menace to sound currency have been
checked, at least so far as the present
Congress is concerned. There is moth
ing more certain than that Mr.. Bland
will bring forward another and probably
much more radical measure than the
seigniorage bill, but it is equally certain
that President Cleveland will not give
his sanction to it; and without this
sanction the efforts of Mr.. Bland and
followers will be futile. This is quite
enough for the business interests of the
country to know, but at the same time
the great American public is becoming
weary of the distinguished Missourian
and his persistency in posing as the
greatest nuisance prominently before the
country.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-12

THE subject of farm mortgages has
been fruitful topic for both the econo-
mist and the demagogue, the one di
recting his attention to means for re-
ducing the amount, the other to calling
attention to their enormity and appealing
to class as against class. The Census
Bureaus statistics on the subject shows
the total mortgage Indebtedness of the
country to be about five billion dollars
and that only about one-third of this
sum rests on the farmers. The re-
mainder is on town and city property.
About the adverse proportion was sup
posed to exist. While the amount is
enormous, yet the relative proportion OF
Indebtedness shows that the farmers of
the country are in much better condi-
ton than that for which they have gen
orally been credited. This seems to
dissolve the idea that everyone but the
farmer is getting rich and also indicates
that the agricultural classes are doing a
little better than their brethren in other
business.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1894-04-12

FoRBEARANCF-It is in our daily as
soelation with other people, whether in
society, in business or at thome. that we
are in the deepest need of forbearance
We are irritated at countless things, and
seem goaded onltO utter bitter words, or
spIteful illusions, or stinging repartees
We see error so plainly that we long to
crush it out by violent means, or we see
faults in Others which seem to merit our
severest rebuke. Or we are suffering
under some real or fancied unkindness
or injustice which we burn to resent,
and which appears to us to warrant the
sternest indignation. The forbearance
which, while enduring these heartburn
ings, can vet enforce silence on the lips
until the hot emotions have had time to
cool, and have been brought to the bar
of reason and judgment, commands our
respect and admiration.