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The morning call., 1894-02-17

h ension. that the audience may be crit-
CLING you adversely, and the constant
study OF new roles, nndermines the health
/ and often cuts short The career of the: con-
scientious and ambitious actress. AT the
close off, last season / was completely pros
trated by. nervous excitement and over
work. My nerves were 80 unstrunk that
the slightest sounds startled me, and /
became sleepless. melancholy and irrita-
/ bIe,: Sick and disheartened. l sought the
home of an old and dear friend, who I'M
mediately advised me TO use brain and
nerve food of which Ihad heard much but
knew comparatively little. / would have
taken anything she chose to give me. but /
liked the taste OF the pre- paration and con-
tinped its use. i had #n0t consumed one
bottle when found that my nervous sys-
tenn had: resumed its normal tone. 1 no
longer jumped at shadows, my appetite
came back, each: night brought sound and
refreshing sleep. and lam now in perfect
health ard vigor through systematic nse
of Paine's celery compound. The present
season has been the most successful. and
therefore / he mostexacting, of my career.
but the: Invaluable remedy which restored
my health has also preserved it. + have
recommended 1T TO mum bers OF my friends,
and in every case with most fortunate
results" - ~ -
The beautiful prima donna looked the
picture of health as she spoke. Her large
blue eyes spar6led with animation and her
eouuteuanee lit up with an expressive
: smile that enhanced the charming vivaei1y
of her manner as she remarked:
II have found tbas devotion to chosen
pursuit is not Incompatible with good
health. II ali the men and women, the
e1ergYmeD. teachers. merchants and law
yers in this busy country. whose overtaxed
brains cry cut in pro test against the heavy
burdens laid npon them were to embrace
this remedy, / am sure there would be a
marked decrease in that terrible di.ease,
nervous Drostration, which seems fast be-
coming a national one with you Americans.
Success is, indeed. a gIorions thing, but
believe me, health is better"
The morning call., 1894-02-17
. I1ROQUOlS CLUB i.
The Patronage Com mittee
IS ScaIped.
Superintendent Daggett of the flint
Throws Firebrand at The
l.. {: Y. Members of tile Club. s.': s. =. =.

=: The great paIeface maker of the wampum,
Superintendent John Daggelt of the United
States Mint. threw red: hot tifebfand into tie
wigwam Of the Iroauois Club last night: The
braves. nave a thirst for the pap which the
great latner at w ashington gives 10 those who
believe in his high and mighty. power. In order
10 SEIZURE for he; Gnterrihed children Of the
Democrase their due proper ton of this stlsten.
apce,: three braves, De Las Casss Wall and
SotmaD; visited several or lie great: iaIliei s
itoT spponiea seis ana demanded recogul
LOB ana a1'nolntment for:tne; braves: Some OF
THESE, notably WeEburn, cofiinfied: and The
lo.nahawk was buried as TO them. =:
.Not SO Wlth pit. Qaggetts 1--WE of the braves
wno. Tor sake Uf coniOfmity with the wavs NJ
etVtiZation, have been made members OF the
Soihisilsee on PATRONAGE, called Oil MIR Daggelt
que Jay, While: yet the febI uary Moon was
young, ana, Ia the best IrOdueIs Enplish ar
their command, demanded: of :lne greaI maker
.ol tpe Wampum list OF his employees and more
notably their ancient. adversaFles. tie Repu6ll.
cans, that they might make merry over their
scatPs.: DE Las Casas Thought MS partner had
gone 100 iar IN demanding This. so the great
club - -. - = -. 49,: w %.'s
Mr.. Dsggett was very nice in his language
uut stated tlat If the club wanted the lnforma-
tlon sought: by the COMMITTEES il il would write:
10 hln lust how the Committee stood he would
TAKE The matter under adviseLaent....; -
81, When lne braves saw The Pap slipping from
tneiI myers they grew exceediIgly:wraln and
demanded The heads of The committee as sac
ilnce. Line war dance was performed: nd The
hlhteS we're Snarpenen Tor the fray. :: ALL the
great takers TOOK. tile floor and eloQuence un-
restrained was poured upon their heads. Never
III thelr history has The eagle spread MS pnions
Wiosr over DIS children The loud takers held
the floor so long ana words of bufnInp imnort
were hurled so freely that at last, wheIf truce
was declared, II was found that the scaTps of
.ne committees 0angled from the pole of the
lepee. and new committee, which Sachen,
Laidlaw VIII name after the grand feast on
Thursday night. VIII see that no IroauoIs goes
without his due ration of pap.
Inc following delegates were electad 70 ra,,
resent The club at the meeting OF the stale
league OF irpquois clubs, 10 he held next Thurs.
day; ID. l. Maboney. j. III. Zemansky. ID r.
McHenry. A. ID. Pratt, j. e. Gorman- p NJ
yelling. W. ). Bryan, Thomas z. Burns. wal.
ter r. Stradiey, L. j. Mcbride, j. B. de Las
Casas' Il. L. L. Troy aud Alexander Laidlaw.
The morning call., 1894-02-17
ABOUT EVOLUTION
Rabbi Levy's Refutation
of Scientists. s.
Life Is the Gift of God and Not the.
FL. Mere Coming Together.
! .+......: of Atoms. = r.. SO +.

Rabbi Mayer S. Levy delivered a lecture at
the syn. goR1e Beth Israel last night GU "Eyo-
.lutieni'. IN which he defended the Mosaic ac-
count Of creation against. the theories ofsci-
@entlsts. He discussed in an eloquent stfatns
following a high tho neht, that man was created
by the divine power TO Gods image. = =. -
- Before preaching Mt.:cleyy read the fifth
chapter Of Genesis, which describes the crea-
ti0n of light. eaIlh, wafer, lie, and last of all
man. +.
:: what chimeras man!'' said be. What
confusion-a profound judge of all things, yet
a mere. worm OF earLb. There lives and works
a soul ia. all things aud that soul Is q 3D. In
the beginning Gon created all things, and ma n
in his own.likeness. No such thing say the
seize mist simply The outgEOwIh OF a mon ad /,
we thus md ourselves IN. 4 fight between se1c
eIice and religions, theory and TRUTH: FOR
centuries IL has ragged, but the result Is aEwI Us
tire same-the word of. God. has always: pres
walled; The attempt Of scientists 10 destroy
The Genesis Of Tile Bible must be something
more Lhan. a theory There must be facts:
- Is thes scientists claim 1Iuef 1t stlmbles
In the beginning in IT'S theory of spenlaneiiy,
which exists only In the Inauguration. On one
thing scientists aglee-Ihe doctrine of develop
but what are It's liltentiOns. Where its
proofs % go ~: r. r.. -; -
Darwin on tie origin OF species wa. quoted
to show that according 10 has own @etds be
inferred 1fOm anlalugy That all things had de-.
scen1ed INTO some pf1mordai form, from Which
all Lille proceeded. - Merely a slirinise," re-
ed the preacher I'll Is not sustained by
proof or facts" u DING ulther Off. Levy de-.
-nhed matter, atoms, molecules ana fUTce, the
latter, as scientists explain. being necessary TO
create the pret0plasm.. rs. =: =
g. lit is 10 This construction, 10 these wild and
almost fonndatonless assumptions we are
asked 10 foTsake tie first cause, TO reject be-
lief that fUuiishes Where there is civ ifZatiofID
ADDED the speaker :'tND;.. we cannot give up:
our God for a nnmberOf atoms making up
molecules, -. =. r.; -: =
4 urAinE To Genesis, lie continues: Here
Was Kingdom without sing. Though fun OF
lifethere existed no unity, aud II being was
created IN The. Image anu likeness OF God to
contr0l The beasts OF the earth and fishes Of tile
seas. scientists acknowledge a beaUtlfuI de-
sign. aud harmony in. the universe ana tfat
there IS divine designer and :haimonizer is
true we trust that we shall always believe
tRdt ne Is tile glft OF troa and not the mere
coming together of atoms. II is also forgotten
by The scientist that the power which created
tile. origin of.iife could have as easily created
man In his own image $50 :, !: =
The morning call., 1894-02-17

THAT stage fright is q malsdy which
affiicts the most experienced and capable
:. actors as.welI as beginners, is the -unani-
NOUS verdict Of the profession. -. -. = !.
!. Miss Marie Tempest whose many: sue
scesses: upon the English and American
stage have placed her in the front rank of
/: operate stars, admitted frankly npnn
recent occasion: that she is frequently at.
tackled by stage fright Miss Tempest
com bines a voice Of extraordinary pitch
and sweetness with the dramatic feryor Of.
an emotional actress to a greater degree
probably than any other prima donna now
upon the Engfish-sp eaking stage, and the
statement will be surprise to thousands
of her admirers W hom she has impressed
as the peTsonihcation of supreme con-
fdence and self-control. =,
:. 1.-The sensation is one of utter collapse"
she said.. Sit is truly an awful feeling and
is nearer to seasickness than anything
else. l know of. Players with highly
nervous organization are sure to be at
tackled by it when approaching the climax
of an important part, or when appearing
for the first time in new play. Those
playing emotional roles are more suscepti-
bic to stage fright than others. because
the individual capable Of portraying those
parts successfully is necessarily possessed
of highly nervous aud impresSionable
temperament =;
s" In one.respect highly developed ner-
vous organization is indispensable 10 sne-
cess, as without it a proper conception and
feeling of the part to be acted are impossf-
bic. You know an actress must not only
understand her part, but be so absorbed in
It that she forgets her own personality,
and for the time being lives in her assumed
character"
Then great nervous excitabiIfty is a
decided advantage 10 an actress ?'' Fl
-: 10 the way have described, yes; as a
general proposition, no. The mental strain.
the intense application necessary to "a
proper realization of the part. the appre-
The morning call., 1894-02-17
CHINESE REGISTRATION.
II Is Being Kept Up at Lively
s.: 80. E.. -" Qafe@.-.- .-..s.i-

The Chinese are rushing In at the rate OF
400 day In this city, and at proporlienateTy
as great rate throughout my district said
Internal Revenue Collector Weibarn Yesterday.
Ally force must work longer hours 10 keep ap.
and hereafter ali offices under my conttoI W m
be open daily from SA NJ. ta5,P. ~, with thirty
minhtesior lunch =. - :: e.. =: = ~. -:
= AS to'the- approximate number Of laborers
WHO have 0beyed the law /. cannot give you
anything: like. correct figures Today The re-
PORTS nave been piing In too fast for prompt
nAsdllls IN the way.of making figures, but to-
IAorlpw We VIII have n little snare time and
the9 we VIII figure Them up. I think the sum
Iolal VIII surprise everybody, and the Col
tsGSor returned to his correspondence. = -
= J.. -. Rlerdan, tile attorney for the Chinese
cOnAllale e, says lie IS not only advising all Chi
nese iab0r5rs 70 register but IN eases of iler-
cnattts,. where :there1s any question as TO their
cnthlns wltnlt: lhe meaning 0f the law as mer:
>enants he advises them 10 comply with the law
and take no risk :. :. -: =.
:. ! ne consulate is neither advising for nor
;aEallst complying with the iaw.' IL Is. now
Known tnai many gafdeneTs, farmers and laun-
etyNen are arranging TO close out their bnsi.
s ls anu turn everything into cash, and on
y ay o ifextwiH offer themselves for de porta-
2tiop dt Inc expense of our Government That
thete VIII be a goodly amount of cash go from
Oa.Ietnia wlththe deported Chinese Is certain.
1nu tue CblBese who remain are making ar:
Engagements TO meet hard times. sc :
The morning call., 1894-02-17
McFEE's PROPOSAL PUSHING AHEAD.
The Fresno and Monterey
RI Connecting Road.
Work to Commence This Summer
and Give Employment to Thons-
....-... Il. Fl ands of Laborers. g..

/. A.. W.e#Jones, president of the. newly or
ganiZed Monterey. and Fresno Railroad Com
pany; arrisedin this city yesterday from the
south, :pfepaf atory To- leaving for New: York
City. " here be Intends to complete certain
.fi1anciat transat lens now pending. Contracts
for construction and equipments for the road
viii also be given out at that place on tile 1st
of May next. - :. r: :s1 :
I The Knekefboeller Trust Company OF New
York is trustee. for the concern. and Is at
present having hoBds prepared TO the amount
ssgf e, 100000 which is 10 be the bohded issue.
.=lt is:esr,maEed hat fhe COST OF construction
will DO exceed So 500 600 f :. F: :i'-. 55;+:
+ AT this end on iylhe preliminary surveys have
as yet been made while rtie feeGrutUg or mort
ga ees In the counties through wiIfcii ffle road
Will pass is nov I'M progress. Upon Ibis being
completed all VIII be xendy for constructed
: :tnd The work VIII rapidly be pushed ahead:
/: ~ Zones IS cUntc eht lbai> the. entlre line can
:he completed and Dlt1f for traffic VII iiEtWefye
: mAufhss Tire surveyed read bed covers about
L. - o miles OF wi ich iortY one miles IS over a
fo1gtl- and :: mountainous ceuntfy,. the re-
ll4afsde4 being comparatively leFe :. =.
s II he exact: Qnle. which has been. decided
upon for Tie course Of conktEtietf0n in as foE
+: lows: From Malfsrey City III a nofIbeasferly
1 dtlectl9n'1O Salinas. b. aeouIIfy seat of Mon
/" tereY Go1atY, thence 1y way OF San Juan TO
i II olltsteE, The county seat OF San Renito County
I the: Coast Range IS then. tIayersed dila east.
+ leading tntp*the San; joaquin Valley; thence
I. &C osslhe latter 10 an :easterIy direction to
YifebsMgh and aOHg:4lie SOUTHERN banks or the
7 kresa o RIVER TO MADEIRA From 1lis point The
line VIII :2llQv The San il aquin division or the
SQttthefn PSeifc, leading into Fresno City ::
/ 3; On The Tine thele5is already no less than
ivy emily five cities and towns OF no. littla prom,
tnence .as :centers OF agricultural and manu-
featuring Districts, many Of which are flow
+ crossed by the Southern Pacific. =;
!: -Four counties are traversedt and these are
F F., Meteed, san Benlto aud monterey, be-
= sjOaQuln, Fresno and Rig Dry Greek
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DRY. GOODS.
=. 49,
A Modern Department Store

We have started out to demonstrate
to the good people of this State that
we are selling better goods for less
money than any competitor. We pro.
posetop lace this business upon plane
second to none. Our goods will be the
best, our prices the lowest, and tbs
difference in price SO perceptible to
patrons that the crowds of eager pur-
chasers will be the best evidence of
our public worth, !: ... e.. :,
The morning call., 1894-02-17
His Plan to Shelter the
:. &. .... Homeless. IS
A Crematory Asked For in Which to
Dispose of the City's Garbage
!: r. :.... XXX Free of Charge. Ii. ~.

3 Captain. McFee Of the Salyatio1 Army ap.
.peared beforeIhe Health and Police COMMITTEES
of tie Board Of Supervisors yesterday and pro
posed a new plan for taking care Of some OF lpe
: clty;s unemployed who have been. cared for
durlng*the winter: months at the city sexp ense
III tne various city prisons. ,T'hs has cost the
CIV about S2250 month"; which was far. 10 ex.
ess.of the appropriation for prison snb+ist4
ence.. To meet these bits the Board OF Super.
=:NlSoEsr was compelled 10 pass a lesouit ION.
susgehqlng lie one-twelfth act In -sefar ls.it
ppile ca. 70 Inc fund for prison subsistence
:lhls.l mad 10 be done by usaHInlnus CONSENT ~
!: Cantalu Melee Told the c01nlnIetee. that lie
han inquired on the subject, and That ii COST tie
CITY "A cents day to feed and lodge The Meme:
less WHO applled:at the g. at1ous Tor shelter;
..Abonts$00 OIL. these were nightly Provided for:
he SAID the Salvation rfny would agree 70 take
care OF these unfortunate ipdigents and give
~IheIn.3 suppeTf.a nights lodging and. a break
.tasl- Tor .l212 CENTS a day.. This agreeHleff,
however, would be base & on The. consent oil the.
to give the salvation Army :pefhfss
SION i0seGhe old Hall of 1{He6fds oA:the corner
: OIL washington and Kearnp Streets; So tl!at
bnHks could. be provided for The needy -
: !: utelylsor Kennedy favored the proposition
adopted. - - :. ~ =: ~.
; !. Supervisor Refs was also INCLINED 10 adyoeaie
tne laea, but Supervisors .Dnnd9n and Stanton
Thought u would be:un Niset9 take baSty nc Ion
eSpecially:as that portion 0f the old CITY Half
; Iidd peen condemned as unsafe On their re
:1llineuqatlon the* matter; went over fur ore
" WGek IOf 1uEtneE lnyestfgsti4n :
also considered ths subject Of
oisposmg Of the city's garbage by cremai oiy OF
otherwlse> Joseph SheAref.: presented 4 pro
2oslton SAVING that gfsen*a siteo soIng of
" Tue Guys lots and q lowed 10 charge 10 c. lis a
cuDlc Yard OF ALI :.scaYengers, he would: erect
: garbage works srenl0ye and cfeiiiare ;lrl tire
cly gal oage free OK: Charge -,
Joseph. + abioHa.: of the SeaFengefs Society,"
favored the establishment: Of seine Lilia 81
garbSge WORKS but said 1.-The matter should BE-
: cateIuiiY considered. Tie plan Of dispo sing If
Inc garbage was not very faYora bly, Considers
taken some miles out In barges tile refuse
would drlit W and fout the beach. Supervisor
: Kennedy SAID this had been Tire experience OF
some OF the large Eastern elites "
II was resolved : to devote next FRIDAYS
meeting to:an extended consideration OF f1is
subject when all parties will be heard In The
matter. - -: :. : :. :,
The morning call., 1894-02-17
!. DRY GOODS
4 Modern Department Store

Your confidence in our ways. and
methods is what we seek. We. will.
carry only the best manufa ctured and
sell it at price of more. nferior..
Every article sold by us=has a guara.n.
tee of wear and merit. W. propose f.
serve the very best cash trade.
will at all times make it an object for,
you to trade with US. We have one s
prlee-the lowest -and a nickel car "
fare spent in a visit to@our store will
be repaid many times ovor. . ===@ +. 81: f.
The morning call., 1894-02-17
BASEMENT DEPARTMENTS.

- g.
Here You u find a great sale in Ora
peries, Boys Clothing, Croc kery and
House Furnishings, Toys, Stationery,
Music and our great Bargain Depart
ment. to which is consigned all the
odds and ends aeeumuIated in the store,
Don't leave the store without visiting
the basement. It will be instructive
and profitable. +. :.: .:...=. 81 :.
WEAR LA MAzEN0 KID OF @ YES.
THE HAMBURGER CONF
MARKET STREET. ..: ST. S.. ....' .
The morning call., 1894-02-17
T'.0I-DAY's BARGAINS.
ASK FOR ia HAzENo KID GLOVES
..:.... WEAR NO OTHER.

IMPORTED PORT, FRI FIR ENcHN QvELTY SPOT AND
: FAN g ~ E Z. e DRESS GOODS, reduced g
from 81 to. &: -
4o'lNClt ALL-ByoQL: RGES in.neM Shades 500
44-iNeH *PRIE s's BLACK NOVELTIES.
reduced from 81 S O to- i. :. s: ST
NEW DRESS : NOV Z It'll s, arrived by e1.
press..s :,.e Toe. 81, 81 "a
SILKS in amber and Jacquard effect, reduced :
from 81 10 {. -. 3,
PATTERNS SUITS So to $50 THAT were $40 TO $40
81 and SIS MISSES JACkE Ts reduced to-. !. 81 80
Sc and 81 90 SILK WAISTS reduced TO. :.$3 80
So so BROWN BEAR SETS reduced to- :. SO 90
The morning call., 1894-02-17
Visit Our Basement Departments.

sl5 and $40 LADIES' JACK ETs. reduced &c. SIS
81 FEATHER BoAS; reduced to . So 80
INFANTS 8, SHOES, were 81 IS To-day. $50.
CHILDREN's SPRING HEEL SHOES, 4 to So
were 81 90, to-day. 81. II. !. a. .. 80.
MISSES KID sHoEs. II to 2, were 50 so. $l.7S
LADIES' KID SHOES, IS so. the SIS value. 81 Il:
LADIES 81 SHOES to be sold to-day for. 4 $s>
The morning call., 1894-02-17
Music in the Park.

: Following is The programme of music to be
performed In Golden Gate Park this: after.
noon: =. 800. -.
Mare b. "Midwinter Fair" (hrst time1 H. Tonrjee
SSers1Ie. - artalasqdalen" suppe
Seiecton From "Tannhauser, :. w agner
NE ey. MY swestheart". Arranged by Godfrey
rldKt ma ...s rlOtoW
Sornet solo, The Lost Chord' $50. -. sullivan
Perfurineq by Willfam Former.
Mosaic from ..Icrnani'i: Verdi
Fantasia. fFita":Yalse Espagnoie (frst time).:
M,rnh so 500. ares
len' :" as ming ton POST .Sousa
The morning call., 1894-02-17
New Illustrated Weeklv

!. lie Pierrot is tile title OF a Franco American
illustrated Journal which Will appear every
Thursday under. the editorial management of
A. Maurice NIvier. The pictures are made no
similar TO LIE Journal Amusant, published In
Paris. -
The morning call., 1894-02-17
A Mass.MeetinQ.

lnere VIII be many speakers TO address the
people AZ The mass-meeting of the Anti Chinese
Law ", ana order League tonight at the corner
OF Fifth and Mission streets.
The morning call., 1894-02-17

me Grand Jury fled indictments yesterday
against william GaffeDy and William Allen on
charge OF burglary The accused are charged
WIN having burglariously entered the premises
al no StocEton street on December IL last.
The morning call., 1894-02-17
THIRTY CENTS.
The Concession Granted to the Fra
teruaIc S0cietieS

The management of the fair has decided to
make something OF concession TO the frater-
nal orders of the city which are TO observe fete
Gays at the fair, ana have consented TO admit
the members who participate in the procession
al Inc rate of 80 cents apiece. This Is not what
Inc committee asked when 1t appeared before
the executive committee on Monday, but IL Will
be reported back 10 the meeting of representa-
yves OF all the orders. which meeting is TO be
neld Tonight IN ODD Fellows, Hall. =: =:
Inc letter flom rne:eXecutiye committee IS as
folIows:. =. . = -
=. SAN FRANCisCo. February s. 1894. ::
John H. Grady. 523 o1ltponieny Street. San From
cisco. Cus-pEAR SIR: The executive commit
uon nave. taken up the subject matter submitted
py You ana your committed. and after athorough
Investigation OF your requests have concIuqed:to
acceue 10 the Same so. Tar: as In their business
Judgment IL is practices In granting this pFfv
.ege. W hich is contrary experience OF other
eAp9sltfons. the committee expresses the hope
:that what the exposition may lose In The reuuc-
ton On the regular admission rates VIII be more
ton OF their tellowcitizens in making the ex posi-
lion a.success.. both financially and in point OF
NUN Oers The resolution passed at q ~ citing OF
the executive committee held on Thursday, Fob
ruary .. is. as folI0ws:.;
Resotped by the committed That organized bod
les IN uniform or regatta; marching In procession,
desIing to:oone on.Jhe: grounds on. their respec-
tive 1ete :dayswlll be granted permission to buy
tickets In blocks before the day of their celebra
tion for thirty cents ece These tickets Will be
GOOD only at the time the procession enters the
grounds and for peopein the procession Having
reduced the rates no oneiwlll be admitted without
a ticket This Includes bands -
= The committee. hopes the above W III meet with
your approval. and remains respectfully yours
- -. 4 HE EXECUTIVE CoMMIT EE.
= BY al II. DE You've fDirsctor-G eneral. - =.
The morning call., 1894-02-17

HEALTHY tonic induces ahealrhy stomach.
mat is why Peruvian Bitters are the best
The morning call., 1894-02-17

The Hibernia Bank has sued AImira T n
Sherwood. Gladding, Mclean & Co. and Others
TO recover $4,000 on a proniissory note Sc
cured by mortgage on property on Park ave-.
nue.. Interest is asked for at the rate of 6 per
cent from February is, 1888.
The morning call., 1894-02-17

why Is 1t that people use Salvation OIL ?
Answer; Because 1t is the best iinimenr,
The morning call., 1894-02-17
T0-DAY'S BARGAINS.
Ask for la MsZEN0 Kid Gloves.
!. s.. .=. WEAR NO OTHER.
Bleached Muslins, sheetings,
Canton Flannpls, -s. ..
AT MILL PRICES.

= :s.st
OUTING FEANN Ell, :. :. Toe. 1215c, lbc.
FRHACH :FLhNN ELS: 81. =, i. $3.50, were 81
'EIDERp OWN IF LAM Ell IS. were 81 %
GERMAN FLANNELS -. 25e. were sac.
SURAH@ TWILLEp PRINTED NASH FAB
.CHALLIES, handsome pTintlngs .12Ipe, 16e, csc
zEPHYR GINGHADfS j 81 Ia s5sc. sold for zoe
CRINKhEO% SoLfp GoLoR WASH GOODS -
..,.... - -si>1213c, we're 2uc
SCOTCH NOV EBTY 58ISGHAMS.. .s39c and loo
FRENCH AND ENGLISH sATEESS. Isc, Csc, 45c
BILE LINENS. II, i: - &c and 81
TOM ELS, plain or knottea fringe, .35c
sATfN AND dRosa 81 EiHHoNs black
5er cefors, ~. ..z:: RI r.: 81:
No. a. :s.,s DC yard No. T...s....., 7c yard
No. o.. sc yard No. sc a yaru
MEMS FANCY BesoM WHITE SHIRTS
(gere 81 10 and s2l.s -. 81 Is
La MAzENo KID sLpyks, warranted
4-BUTToN NOVELTY CHAMOIS GLOVES. 81
Large gtass-steppered fancy bottle BEST BAY
DR.. KocH's HtRSUTlNE, the greatest hair.
i grower of the age SIC
LADIES. BLACK COTTON HOSE. RichsIfen
ribbed, extra value csc
LADIES' BLACK HOSE, best yet offered
Doc pair pairs for 81