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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03

Someone has started a presidential
boom for Senator Davis, intending there
by to secure him enough votes in the
convention to command such attention
as will make him the choice of the NOM
inee for secretary of state. If there is
any honesty Of purpose in this move, we
heartily commend 1t, for Davis is capa-
bic of filling either station with honor
and credit, but if it springs from that
detestible political ring which runs the
politics of this state and which is look
ing forward to robbing Mr.. Davis of bis
seat in the senate, then we emphatically
put our foot upon it as altogether unde-
sirable Let there be an understanding
in the matter before it is too late.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03
BISMARCK | I. { BI \ TIL
Its Efghtieth Anniversary Cell
ebrated Throughout the
Empire.
CROWDS AT FREDERICKSBURG
Exercises in All the Public
Schools - A National
Holiday.

BERLIN, April All the public and
most of the private buildings are be-
decked with flags and bunting in honor
Of the 8Oth birthday of Prince Bis
marck. At all the schools the pupils
assembled during the morning to hear
special Bismark addresses. The pupils
wsre then given a holiday. Many bust.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03

Used internally, DR.. Wards Vegetable
Anodyne Liniment is an invaluable rem
edy in cases Of Cholera, Collie, Diarrhoea,
Cramps, Sore Threat, bad colds, etc., as
thousands can testify. It don't cure
everything, but after sale of more than
a quarter of century, it is ahead of all
competitors. No home should he with.
out this great household remedy. There
are, of course, many limitations. See
that you get the genuine. and learn how
to tell it by reading the true history Of
the business and it's founder, J. r. Wat
kins, whose portrait heads the article in
another column of this paper. Dollar
bottles are soldTO CONSUMERS ONLY,
through authorized travelling statesmen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03

The refusal of the German Reichstag
to congratulate old Bismarck on the an
niversary OF his birth was in very poor
taste Bismarck was and IS today the
greatest son of Germany, the strongest
champion of united empire, and as
Webster once said, when sublime virtues
cease to be abstl actions, when they be
come embodied in human character and
exemplifed in human conduct, we should
be false to our own nature, if we did not
indulge in the spontaneous effusicns of
our gratitude and our admiration. A
true lover of patriotism delights to con-
template it's purest models; and that
love of country may we'll be suspected
which affects to soar SO high into the re-
oions of sentiment as to be lost and alb
sorbed in the abstract feeling, and be-
comes too elevated, or too refined, to
glow with fervor in the commentator
or the love of individual benefactors.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-03

Scrofula, salt rheum, and all disease of
the blood, dyspepsia, headache, kidney
Makes Pure Blood. These three words
tell the whole story of the wonderful
cures by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t is the
best blood purifier and spring medicine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
IN MIDDEETOWN,
New Swedish Lutheean Church Dedicated
 Yesterday.

New Swedish Lutheean Church Dedicated
 Yesterday.
 Middletown, April 7.-The new Swed- ish church, situated at the corner of North High and Liberty streets, was dedicated this afternoon with impress sive ceremonies. At o'clock, the hour appointed for the services, a large crowd congregated at the church, and the aisles were filled with persons com pelled to stand. Rev. G. Nelsenius of Pontiac, R. T., preached the dedicatory sermon. Prof. J. Andreen of Yale uni versity delivered an address in English, and a historical sketch of the church was given by Rev. 0. A. Martin.
 Rev. c. A. Martin was installed as pastor of the new church at the evening services at 7:30 o'clock. The opening address at this meeting was given by Rev. J. A. Enston of New Haven and Rev. ". P. Anderson of Waterbury preached sermon in English. One in Swedish was delivered by Rev. A. F. Findquist of Bristol. The church choir was largely supplemented by a chorus, and the musical program was excel lent.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
4 BEAUTTFUL SIGHT.

Plants in Bloom by the Hundreds for
 Easter Buyers.
 Anyone fond of flowers will be glad to see the hundreds of plants in bloom and bud at Dickermans floral depot. The big windows are full of lovely hya- cinth plants in splendid bloom. Twelve blooming plants in box only $1.50. Then there are the triumph narcissus and the beautiful canary colored daffo- dil, 2,O0O flowers. Then visit the green houses and see the frezias, jonquils, hardy azalias, carnations, spirea and a dozen other kinds of blooming plants, all ready for Easter.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
c. 1T. CUTIER's DEATH.
Two Men Arrested and Held to Answ

Two Men Arrested and Held to Answer.
 Stafford Springs, April 7.--As a result of the investigation as to tne cause of George H. Cutters sudden death by the coroner, Michael Donaghue and Robert Hampstead, both of this place, were arrested at Crystal Lake, ten miles from heee, this afternoon. The men have been missing since the body of Cutler was found, and this lead sus- picion to fall upon them. Medical Ex- aminer c. B. Newton and Dr. F. l.. Smith held an autopsy on the remains of Cutler this morning, and found that death was due to a clot of blood on the brain, situated near the base. It was a large one, and weighed about two ounces.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
THE EK1Ls OF GOSSIP.
Some Interesting Remarks by Rev. w. F. Dickerman of the Church of the Messiah.

Some Interesting Remarks by Rev. W. N.
 Diekerman of the Church of the Messiah.
 Rev. w. F. Dickerman, pastor of the Church of the Messiah, preached a very interesting sermon on "Lying" before a large congregation last evening. He said:
 ''We are put on the dissecting table of public opinion in just so far as we put others on. A man to be strong must believe in himself, and his belief in himself must be equal to his belief in God. It is pleasant to have other per- sons believe in you, but what good is it if you do not believe in yourself? Christianity seeks to make men right eous in their acts. But we seea great deal nowadays that makes our belief in many things. We see theologians twist ing their creeds and beliefs to fit the discoveries of science and the demands of the world.
 We will now consider that most pop ular form of lying-gossip. This we may compare to a beast which has been nurtured, fed and pampered by society, it's teeth reeking with the blood of it's last victim and watching with hungry eyes for another When we begin to disrespect ourselves we begin to sus- pect others, and often fall unconscious ly into this most pernicious habit. I have no hesitation in saying that gos- sip is the most hateful of the mental in iquities. Truly does Shakespeare say in Othello;
 Who steals my purse steals trash5 'tis
 something, nothing;
 Twas mine, 'tis his, and has been slave
 to thousands;
 But he that f1lches from me my good
 name.
 Robs me of that which not enriches
 him
 And leaves me poor indeed.'
 Persons who have this habit scarcely realize 1t. It is so easy to defame the character of other people when we see no immediate harm coming to us from it. Thus we should be careful to guard ourselves from falling into such ways, which may not at the time appear to be so evil, but which in the end bring sor- row and distress to many people,"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
IN SAYBROOK.
New Catholic Church Dedicated Tester,

New Catholic Church Dedicated Yesterday.
 saybrook, April 7.-St. Johns Roman Catholic church was dedicated this af- ternoon with imposing ceremonies. A procession of priests, bishop and choir boys marched around the ediflce and the priests chanted the litany, while the bishop sprinkled holy water on the walls. Rev. Father Curtin of New Britain celebrated mass. Among the members of the clergy present were Rev. Fathers Duggan, the pastor of St. John S; Joseph Synott of Ansonia, former pastor, and Rev. P. Skelly, Bish- op TJerney made an address. Rev, Ia ther Duggan preached the sermon. A large crowd witnessed the ceremonies in spite of the rain.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
SPRING HOSIERY.

OUR STOCK COMPLETE WITH THE LATEST NOVELTIES SPECIAL.
 PRICES ON LOTS FOR OPENING
 WEEK. 50 DOZEN
 Ladies Hose, fancy embroidered front, superb quality, at only 25c pair. 25 DOZEN
 Ladies fancy Top Lisle Hose, worth $6 dozen; our price 39c pair. 50 DOZEN
 Ladies' Black Lisle -Richelieu Ribbed. Easily worth soc. Our price pair for $1. SPECIAL!
 Ladies' plain Black Lisle Hose. Cheap at 371sc; our price 25c pair. SPECIAL!
 Ladies Gauge Lisle Hose. A beauti- full quality, cheap at 75c: our price 5Oc pair. SPECIAL!
 Misses Tan and Black Hose Regu- lar price 19c; our price 121ac pair. A GREAT BARGAIN.
 Misses Fast Black Hose. Our 25c grade Special for this sale, 19c pair. BOYS HOSE
 That will not tear. If they do will give you a dozen pair for nothing. Price 25c pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
DRESS GOODS.

And endless variety of the handsom- est Dress Goods ever exhibited in New Haven.
 E. S. JAFFRAY & cos
 Silk Striped Challies, regular retail 371sc. Our price 19c yard. WITHOUT A PARALLEL.
 36 inch Spring Dress Goods, in very choice Street Colors, Cheviot effects, jobbing price BOG. Our price 1Sc yd. MAGNIFICENT SHOWING
 150O yards New Spring Raw Silk and Wool Checks and Cheviot effects. Reg ular retail soc. Our price 29c yd. STORM sERGEs.
 A bargain in Blue and Black, jobbed entire spring at 35c. Our price 29c yd. SPECIAL.
 A superb quality of India Twills in all the new Spring Shades. Were job bed at 621ac. Our price now soc yd. SPECIAL.
 49 inch Covert Cloth, in latest colors. Regular jobbing price 921zc. Our price 75c yd. A BEAUTIFUL
 Stock of Novelties in the rarest coI- OTS, WILL De SOlu at OuI uSudi small profit system. 75c, $1.00, $1,25, $1.5O and $2.00.
 COLORED CREPONS.
 An immense stock of lovely effects in the latest weaves from $1.0O to $7. 7.50 yard BLACK CREPONS.
 Special sale at the following prices: 79c, 89c, $1.OO, $1.25, $1.S9 and $1.75. BLACK NOVELTIES.
 Priestley's Famous Blacks at a small margin over his prices. The values are great, so please come quickly as they will not last long. BLACK ALL WOOL
 Surah Twills, 50 inch wide. A great bargain. Worth $1.O0. At soc yd,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
BASEMENT OPENING.

PRICES THAT TELL DTIE STORM Deep Pudding Pans, 2 for Sc. Deep Stew Pans, 5c each. Spout Coffee Pots, 5c each. Japanned Pepper Shakers, 1c each. Doughnut Cutters, 2c each. Dust Pans, Dc each. Wash Basins, 4c each. Copper Bottom Wash Basins, 49c each. Black Coal Hods, 13c each. Galvanized Coal Hods, 19c. Chamber Fails, 17c. Foot tubs, 25c. Tea Strainers, 1c each. Wire Soap Stands, Pc. Wire Tea Pot Stands, Pc. '~" Wire Broilers, Sc. Nutmeg Graters, 1c. "~ Chloride of Lime, 5c. Borax, 5c. ~ Bird Gravel, Sc. Bird Food, Sc. Gold Paint with Brush, Sc. Varnish Stains, 13c. Furniture Polish( the best), Sc. Agate Covered Sauce Pans, 19c. Agate Wash Basins, large size, 19c. Agate Preserving Kettles, 25c. Cork Screws, 4c. Glass Cutter, Can Opener and Knife 5c. Kitchen Knives, 4c. Tack Claws, Pc. -.ra
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
SPRING WHITE GOODS.

The largest stock of fine Imported and Domestic Novelties in the city. 100 pes. Plaid White Goods at Dc yd.
 100 pcs. Checked Nainsooks at Sc yd. 150 pcs, Checked and Striped White Nainsooks, cheap at 17c, our price 1215o yd.
 EXTRA FINE DIMITIES, In lovely effects, at 121sc yard, Fine. Imported Dimities at 1Sc yard. 36 INCH LAWNS, In beautiful colors and white, really worth 15c, at 10o yard. DRAP DE ECCosE, In pretty colored stripes, white grounds cheap at 2Oc, our price 15c. FINE FRENCH oRGANDIEs, In exquisite colors, at 25c yard. IMPORTED SWISS DOTTED
 Muslins, very fashionable, at 371Ac, LOVELY FRENCH Plisses, in very delicate colors, rare combinations, handsome and uncom- mon, at only 1sc yard. DOTTED SWISS.
 A bargain at 25c yard, cheap at 971ac. DRESS GTNGHAMS.
 Special lot of 50 pieces going at 5c yard.
 GALATEA CURTE,
 For Boys Suitings at 121sc yard. FINE SATINES,
 In colors, at Sc yard, were 121ac. HoUsEKEEPERs' OPPORTUNITY.
 case 11x4 Bed Quilts at Csc each, very cheap. CASE
 12x4 Bed Spreads, nice crochet pat terms, cheap at $1.OO now S9c. CHENILLE TABLE COVERS,
 GA size, deep knotted fringe, worth $1.25, now 79c each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
LACES.

Spring opening of. fine imported Laces and Handkerchiefs, positively the grandest exhibit we ever made, and the lowest prices on earth are here: 12 INCH
 Bourbon Lace Point de Spirit, net top, in butter and cream, 25c, worth 75c. EXTRA HEAVY
 Chiffon, all shades, at 371sc yard. SPANGLED. NETS,
 In all colors, superb quality, at very lowest prices. BLACK SILK
 Bourdom Lace, 3 inches wide, 31c, worth 62c. BLACK
 Bourbon Lace, Il inches wide, 41c worth S9c. LADIES' SWISS
 Embroidered Handkerchiefs, for 25c, worth 17c each. MEMS
 "A inch Japanese Hemstitched Hand kerchiefs, always sold at 63c, now 39c. SPECIAL LOT
 Of Irish Point Hamburg Embroider- ies, to 2 inches wide, always sold at
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
SILKS.

ASAAAAOs'
 The lowest prices ever quoted on New Silk.
 2,OOO YARDS.
 22 inch Printed China Silks, all. col ors. While they last 15c yard. These will be on sale on a table in center store.
 2,5OO YARDS.
 Swivel Silk in very desirable colors. At only 29c yard, E. s. JAFFRAY & cos Entire stock of 32 inch Figured Ora pery silk. Jobbing price was 421sc. Our price 29c. E. S. JAFFRAY & cos
 Black, all Silk Gros de Londres, Their jobbing price 72c a yard. Our price 59c yard. D. S. JAFFRAY & cos
 Black, all silk Gros de Londres.. Lowest jobbing price S5c. Our price 75e yard.
 B. S. JAFFRAY & cos
 Fancy Brocaded Silks in beautiful combinations. Jobbing price soc. Our price 69c yard, BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE.
 27 inch wide, the finest Silk that was' ever put on the market. Never jobbed under $2.5O. Our price $1,50 yard. BLACK SATIN DUCHESSE.
 Extra heavy and a decided bargain. At 75c yard. E. S. JAFFRAY & cos
 Superb Fancy Taffeta Silks. Jobbing price $1.10. Our price S9c yd. BLACK WATERPROOF
 Silks in four grades. Undoubtedly the best bargains we bought. Going at 39c, Soc, 75c and S1.00. BLACK BROCADBS
 Here's where we can save you mon- ey- An all silk, Black Brocade, retail ed everywhere at s2.50 Lowest job ping price $215. Our price $1.50 yard. Patterns are beautiful. SILK AND WOOL Bengalines, leading shades, splendid quality. Jobbed at S1.1O. Our price SSc yard.
 MANY OTHER
 Lovely bargains in Evening Silks at awfIflly low prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
TABLE LINENS.

TOWELS.
 100 dozen Huck Towels, with and without fringe, at $1.4O dozen, or 121ac each. These are very cheap GLASS TOWBLING, 20 inch wide, 15c quality, special opening price 1Oc yard. ALL LINEN TOWELING.
 We offer a lot of 30 pieces in plain white, cost always 10c, our price Sc yd.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
Judre Fenn Rapidly Improving.

Winsted, April 7.-Judge Fem is rap- idly improving and his physicians ex-, tend strong hopes of his ultimate re- covery. During the past two days he has been rational most of the time and is able to talk intelligently upon any subject. His memory, which has been clouded since the accident, is clear. He sits up a part of each day and appears to be gaining strength.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08

OF JEWELRY FOR EASTER OFFER INGS. THE LATEST SILVER AND
 GOLD EFFECTS. ALSO PER.
 FUMES AND SOAPS. LOOK AT
 OUR STATIONARY GOODS. HALE
 PRICE RULE AT THIS COUNTER. BLACK
 Crepon and Silk separate Skirts. Al great showing. every skirt bargain and up to date styles. Beginning at $S.75 and up to S35
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08

| in many windows at $1OO. Our price for choice, soc.
 A JOB
 For the Men, that will last but a short time, as the price is down and quality up. 100 dozen 5Oc., Tecks and Four-in-hands. Going while they last at 29o each.
 AN UNHEARD-OF BARGAIN
 For Men and Boys, Laundered White, Dress shirts, full width and length, at the unprecedented price, Soc each. Comment unnecessary. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
 Mems Laundered White Shirts, made Of the very best Cotton, set in Liren.. Bosom. Sold universally at 1.25. Our price was S1.OO. Easter opening price now 75c
 MEMS FAST
 Black Half Hose (vertical silk stripes), various shades. Lowest jobber's price was $4,50 dozen; retail price soc. Our price 29c each, or pairs for $1.50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
These Prices for Only Four Days.
DRESS LINING SALE.

Black Canvas Facing, black and drab, not all linen, 6Hc yd.
 Best linen Grass Cloth. sold everywhere at 15c, our sale price 911c yd.
 Best quality Lining Cambric, all colors; 294c yard.
 Midnight fast black Moire Cambrio 5c yd.
 Pure linen Canvas Facing, black, worth I7c yd. sale price 916c yd.
 Extra quality fancy figured Silesia, fast black or drab on one side, 15e quality, sale price 10c yd.
 Full lines French, Scotch and American. Hair Cloth. Fibre Chanois dn three weights), and all up to date Dress Lining at always low est prices.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
Resulted in a Drawer.

Fall River, Mass, Aprll 7-McGown and O'Neill, local pugilists, fought twen- ty-three rounds just over the Rhode Island line to-day. The fight was de- clared a draw. A big crowd witnessed the mill. There were several side scraps.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
CLOVES.

IMPORTANT OFFERING UNTIL
 THEY ARE ALL SOLD.
 Important offering until they are sold.
 Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves with fam cy wide embroidered backs. Sold in every store at $1. Our Easter price 75c pair.
 LADIES' FOUR-BUTTON
 Kid Gloves, Fans and Browns, em- broidered backs. Same as sold at S5c our price 59c pair. SPECIAL
 Offering in Ladies' 4-button kid gloves Extra fine quality. Cheap at $1.75; our price SIPS pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
NOTION SALE.

12 cards Darning Cotton for Sc.
 Coats Spool Cotton Sc.
 3so size Diamond Furniture Polish 15c. 60c same, 25o.
 Best quality Silk Corset Laces, regular price 15c, special at l0c.
 Oxydzed metal Garter Buckles 5c. One lot real Alligator Pocketbooks, regular price 75c, S8c and $l00, all in one lot, 59c. Our choicest line of hand painted aud dec- orated Silk Fans, regular price $225, special at $1.50.
 Moskowitz Dress Steels, sold everywhere for 20c, special at 10c dozen.
 Beautiful fancyiWaist Betting 4c yard 25c Silk Belts, large white metal buckles bought to sell for 18c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
Vnl. Frank & CO. 7S3 Chapel St.
 GREAT EASTER SALE

For four days, Monday, Tuesday, wednes- day and Thursday, April to 12, Bargains will fairly run rampant all through our establish ment. We intend to make these four days the BANNER DAYS of this season, and offer Bargains that have never been offered in the Dry Goods History of New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Easter Offerings.

Easter Offerings.
 MEMS IMPERIAL
 Graduated 4-in-hands, Flowing End Teck, Club House Ties and Bows in White, Black and Fancy Silks. Noth- ing but the latest up-to4date patterns. These styles that we offer are marked
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08

Large Hammers, 10c. FN YaFyITfTNiyEg Tack Hammers, 4c. k34s Carpet Stretchers, 10c FFHfaFiss Hat and Coat Racks, 19c. " Wash Tubs, 25c. gilf sas3 Plumbers, Pc. " tst Banded Plumbers, Sc.
 Crystal Engraved Plumbers, 4c. Goblets, 4c.
 Olive Dishes( perfect imitation of cut glass), 5c.
 Pickle Disfles perfect imitation of cut glass;, 5c.
 Individual Sauce Dishes (perfect. irni- tation of cut glass;, Sc.
 Earthen Cuspidors, Sc.
 English Decorated Toilet Set, $1.eS. Engish Decorated Tea Sets, S2.sS. English Decorated Dinner Sets. 11a pieces, %.50.
 English Decorated Dinner Sets go,a lined, 130 pieces, $145O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08

42c, now 21c yard. l'3 & INCH FLOUNCES,
 Tn the Guipure and Irish Point eff fleets, 93c, worth 62c.
 Lawn Caps and Hats at 25c and soc, worth double the price.
 Silk Table Covers, 36xS6, embroidered with gold, $2.69,' worth $4,0O. Ladies' Spring Underwear SPECIAL.
 We offer the best Jersey Vest in the State at 125ac each. ANOTHER GREAT BARGAIN.
 Ladies Shaped Vest, short sleeves, cheap at 19c, going at 121sc each. LADIES' SWISS VEST,
 Silk Braid Ecru and White, a rare vest, at 19c each. LADIES' SWISS VEST,
 Fancy Silk edge and Silk Braid trim ming, bought to retail at 5Oc, opening price 35c. each. LADIES' SILK VEST,
 Cannot be matched under 75c, our price 59c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
Cloak Room, Second Floor.

Grand opening of Capes, Suits, Jack cts and Tea Gowns, positively the finest and choicest styles ever displayed in New Haven. Entire stock is new and marked at prices that will surely give us your trade. Please remember, ex- travagant profits find no room in this store, This invitation to attend our opening is cordially extended to all. JUST A WORD.
 The Dainty Capes in Silk, Cloth and Satin are too handsome and becoming to pass by without looking at them. Many styles are confined to us exclu- sively for this market; therefore, we feel confident that we can please you with our styles and prices.
 100 Capes, open work, sold in New York at $3.50, our price $2.98.
 75 Capes, worth $9.OO, at $6.5O.
 100 Capes, worth $1O.OO, at $7.5O.
 Beautiful stock from $9.5O to $50 OO.-a LAWN WAISTS.
 Superb assortment at $1.OO each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
Important---Second Floor.

Unparalleled values in Nottinghams. Swiss, Irish Point and Brussels Lace Curtains, secured from the big closing out sale of E. s. Jaffray & Co. of New York, Part of these will be on sale Monday others will follow during the week. Curtains will range in price from 19c to $50.00 pair. We are the only house in New Haven that has been able to procure these goods from the purchasers at Assignee's Prices. Also wonderful value in Egyptian Laces for Sash Curtains at soc on the dollar.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
RIBBONS.

EASTER sHOWINGS IN FINE FAN. CY RIBBONS AT sPTCIS TETEM QUICK PRICES. Dainty Dresden Ribbons, worth ssc. at zoe Wider widths 2sc and s3c. PLISSE RIBBONS. Pretty combinations, at Ssc yard, FINE MOIRE RIBBONS.
 Best made at half price:
 at De. IS at 14c.
 at 7c. 22 at 1Sc.
 at lOc. 40 at 200.
 l2 at l2c. 60 at 22c. You never read such low prices. quail ity considered,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
TOILET ARTICLES.
Comfort Powder 34c.

Comfort Powder 34c.
 French Perfumes,-Apple Blossom, Lily of the Valley and eight other odors, 12Ac oz. Triple Extracts, extra fine perfume in small bottles, sale limited to 300 at Dc.
 Our 25c warranted Florida Water, special at 19c.
 Genuine Dermatoi Buttermilk Soap, box oi three cakes for Tic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
HAMBURG SALE, Sto.

300 yds fine Embroiderles, mostly. cut ( open work effects, value 16 to 20c, at 616o } Torchon Lace, k to 2inehes wide, at 22t piece of 12 yards, worth 35c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
POINT vENIsE LACE COLLARS, 8g

Fine Venise Lace Collars, never offered | fore less than 69c, special at 39c.
 19 yards Everlasting Lace for 1Tc, worth q
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
LAUNDERED WAISTS.

Fifty dozen fine Cambric and Percale Waists, laundered collar and cuffs, at $1. % each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-08
SPECIAL SALE

Hou never read such low prices. quaI- ity considered.