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THE ARGUS, THUKSDAY, DECfcMllER 7. 181)3.
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TIIE ARGUS.
rubtipM rmiy sad W.ehlf M tM
At, Mart UUtmi ITI.
J. W. PwTTM. - PlTKUMKB.
Tin Ktt, Ukckubcr 7. 1893.
TIMS-Dali lea rest set week; Weekl)
fl ( t annus I hi whwn l t
4 II easainaleiitlea at a critical at argssMata
tle fhara.tr, a-Mtaal ar faltgloBS, aat sat
ml mow attarhvd fe Mlmtioa. He ,ck
rt rlvt will a prtaNit r an ttiMM sgaatarrs.
Aanesaia ensuaar loatlaae let Bo'lue.
Ctrrio.loe eolklted tmm over towi,
In Meek Inland reuat.
Cmxr.ss of rri Mr talking of
aractinff a statu to Russia If thc
do o they will have something to
pull down later when the prevent
lore (halt bar grown cold.
Thkrk t a picture going the
round of the pre of Queen Vic
toria sraiUnar. She la probably
thlnklnff of what .humorous farce
Monarchy la Kaglsnd la anyway.
FiRtD Marshal McMahos tired to
he and spent Rfty-thrs jreara la
tne service of Ma country. Saca i
record under moat trying disappoint
moots la little lest thaa marvelous.
AsortiKa American family baa
heea laforaied that a 90,ti00,oo0
estate awalu it la Holland. If tne
family will steadfastly rafrala frwta
holloTinar a word of it the laforma
tlon may do ao particular harm.
Tun anxiety of Messrs. Corbet t
and Mitchell to wipe up acre of
" ground with each other haa increas
., ... nd about 600 per ceat aloe the
J " ' 1 - announcement that the proposed
tlffbt will aot bo allowed to take
place.
It baa hitherto been the ambition
of nearly all me to beecm rich or
I am otis. Hut aow murderoua crank a
t are baoomiair ao aumeroua that one
caa almost bo eoateated to remain ia
poverty and obscurity and so avoid
being sac.
' Jnrr bo fore the hanging of Doc"
Taylor of Iriflnla. the gentleman
praacbed a sermon one hour and
fifteen minutes ia length. His wife
waa present and doubtless the ser
inon did macb to reconcile ber to
Impending widowhood.
BtARK ts said to have certain
"fire-away" letters of the kaiser
which the latter Is very anxious to
get before the chancellor dies Heace
bis efforts to 'make p" The fa
tallty of writtea eorrespoadence vis
its both great and small
Chicauo and New York are said to
have locked arm.'' But It rather
looks as If New York waa being es
corted by ber successful rival. It's
rather bard on (krtham. but It seems
as If Chicago bad "got there" air
ready on the nations taaaiclpal list
PatstntaT Barumm of Guatemala
haa aadertakoa to dictate to the
press of the l aited Mate a. rerhaps
if Mr. Barrloe would conecatrat bis
Intellectual parts into the effort he
might dictate fairly well to type
writer, but he has undertaken too
groat a contract.
It has been predicted that no
world's fair aa largo as the Sim Just
closed wtll agaia bo possible for a
hundred years. This is perhaps true,
aa lar aa foreign countries am coo
1 corned; but la this country tbV last
.world's fair that is held will always
bo the biggest on. ,
j, -j.
fiKoKuB K. Path is making a
frantic effort lo electjSwlff mayor of
Chicago, la the belief that It would
help him to reach the Vailed States
senate. While Swift stands about as
much show to be elected nayor a
Davis does to be senator, there Is
very little probability of either hat
ing his ambltioa grntined.
by the Chlcspo latcr-Oreaa la favor
of the election of George B. Swift as
mayor. I that ho live la tho same
dlvlalon of tke'ellv a did tho late
Carter Harrison, the later-Oceaa.
hoiravtr. does not atop to coa aider
that majority of so.boo of tho voters
ml Chicago declared for a democratic
atfmlalatratloa last apriag. II Swift
feast hoan tho republican caadidate at
Oat lime lastead of Allertoa. the
rwto would have declared jaal aa
"iaSlaally for Carter Uarrisoa.
tzA a aUmusratlc maalcipal govem
rttzJ. TUrrfore. It Is nallhely that
wf candidate: wUl ho at
la dccieS? lha ra-
.Late U. & Gov't Report.
COURTSHIP IN GREENLAND.
mm Arstto DomI I. MIMty Bellied
tmtm astrlii.
Mnro tho DanUh miiwioiiarica hare
galaeal the crutftiVtico of the natfrca of
UrmiMnfl. marriage in the far north
are celebrated br the rwirnaiitntim
of the rhnrt h. In a rrcrnt tnuie of one
of th Daninh pnprn one ff the mis-aion--ic-
-jivoe thn folWing acrount
oc ityf way conrtahip and marriage are
tnTonght ahunt :
Tho tnnn calls on the miaaionarr asd
sara, "1 wish to tako onto myself a
wife.
Whom!" asks tho tnMonary.
The man Rives her lump.
"Hare yon spoken with her?"
As a ruin the answer is in the ncoa
tire, and the tniiwtormrr ks the reason.
"Hecunar" romes thn repir. "it is
no difficult. Yon tnnat speak to her."
Tho miFainnanr then rails tho Tonnjr
wotnan to him and rnrs, "I think it is
time that yon mnrry."
But." sbo replies. "I do net wish
to marry."
"That is a pity " adds the mission.
ary, "as 1 have a bnnhand for vou."
"Who is be" aaks the maiden.
Tl'.s mlnaiotmrv names tho candidate
for h.T lve.
Cnt be Is not worth anything. I
will not havo him."
However. " suggests tin tnissionarr.
"he U a -pxid fellow and attends well
to his honae. Ho throws a good har
poon, and bn loves you."
Tho Gmenlnnd heanty listens atten
tively, but again declares that she will
not nrrept the man as her husband.
"Wry well," goes on the missionary;
"I tloaot wih to force yon. I shall
easily find another wifo for so good a
fellow."
Hicmimtinnary then remains silent as
though bo lked upon tho incidtnt as
rkxriL Out In a few minntca she whis
pers. "Dut if you wiNb it"
"So," answered tho potor, "only if
yon wiah it. I do aot wish to overper
snmlc yon."
Another sigh follows, and the pastor
epir as t egret that she cannot accept
the man. '
"raator." sho then breaks out. 'I
fear ho ia not wtarthy."
"Sot did be not kill two whales last
summer whilo the others killed one?
Will you not tako him ttoxrV
"Yes. yes; I will."
"(4od Mra ym Ixith." answers the
pantor and jam the two in marriage.
Thw W !. II Wj asil-ML
Dt-larnaz. tho pnintT, was walking
not inn day in Paris with a friend of
his, when ho fell into a brown study.
" What is up with you now V said the
friend.
"I can't get a certain aiiado of yel
low." replied theartirt.
"What tort oX yellow ?"
Jnt then a cab drove pant.
"The very thing!" tho painter gasped
out. "Atop! sbip!"
"I am engaged," the cabby replied.
Without stopping.
IV las-mis started In pursuit and at a
steep place in the Roe dm Martyrs over
tnok the cab. Opening the door, be
said, la tonea of entreaty, to the pas
senger inside: - -
"lo please tell your driver to atop;
I want your complexion for a painting
on which 1 am at work. There is a
col. tnerchaat close at hand. I shall
aot detain yon above five minntea, and
ia acknowledgment of the service yon
render me I will present you with a
sketch of my picture."
The bargain was struck; Delacroix
got bis yellow, and a few months later
the "fare" received a sketch of bis
"Assassination of the Archbishop of
Liege." Harper's Young People.
Tetecll' rf the earth's B-tfatkM.
Everytmdy knows that tho earth
makes one complete revolution on its
axis once every 24 bonis. Bnt few,
however, have any id-a of the high rate
of speed ner-jmary to accomplish that
feat. The highest velocity ever attained
by a nannoa ball ha latn estimated at
,t'i feet per second, whi'eh Is equal
to a mile In 8.3 seciaids. The earth,
in making ono revolution in 84 boars,
must turn with a velm-ity nearly equal
to that of a cannon ball. In short, the
rate of speed at the equator baa been
estimated at nearly 1,500 feet per anc
and, or a mil every S.C aeconds.
Therefore it has been calculated that if
a cannon ball were fired duo west and
could maintain Its initial velocity in
dependent of the earth, and could keep
op the speed with which It left the
month of the gun, it would beat tho
tan In his apparent Jmmey around tb
earth. St. Louis Republic . ,
taeCterk.
Th hotel clerk who is flip may be a
prise package to bis employer, because
some people love the easy familiarity
which blooms without nltivation, and
then agaia some don'U One of those
who dorsnt recent' walked up to the
desk of a hostelry.
"Caw yow give me a room la this
mamMl" h asked, with th air. of a
nana who wanted th brat.
Th clerk aprled ap at once.
"I couldn't very well gir yoaona
oat of It," b replied, whlrliagth reg-
Ntortsd thv1kdtar, andhepic-qtda
CHALLENGED JUDGE AND JURY.
Ealr iJhaary Tertian a a rrajlvaaUa '
Lawyer tm Ellra a Trial.
"I dont believe in trying a case In a
dull, routnw manner, so that It be
cornea a question whether the attorney
or the jurors will go to sleep first,"
aid & S. Coyer of Sunbury. author of
"Boy or 'a Criminal Digest," to a re
porter. Mr. Boyer was defending
George Ruhn tn tho United States
courts against the charge of imperson
ating a United Ktates officer. The case
proved to be one of the fiiost a Tunning
that has ever been called. It was foil
of funny incident from the beginning
to tho end.
Attorney Borer is a Pennsylvania
Dutchman and has cnongh rf that ac
cent to make his ronvervntion very at
tractive. The first day of the trial a
witness was called who, owing to aome
chronic affection of the throat, waa not
able to speak in an ordinary tone, bnt
hail either to speak in a whisper or
shout his word. Attorney Boycr didn't
know this, so when the witness began
to shont his answers Boyer thought he
was doing it to bn dittrespcctfnl. He
became angry andshonted his questions
in n not very polite maimer.
In his speech to the ifiry BoyeT said
some very bitter things aliont the wit
ness. nmngwhi(-h was, "Yon saw how
much of a rowdy ho was liy his actions
on the stand." He was qnite taken
aback when United SUto DiHtrict At
torney Hall arose and explained the wit
ness' affliction. In addmwing the jnry
Attorney Boyer apologized for not being
ablo to priKent his case in an eloqnent
manner for his soldier client, "for,"
ho said, "as lny client left part of his
body on the luittleficld, so I left part of
my voice at tho breakfast table." He
bad met with an accident to his teeth.
Attorney Boyer then went on to say :
"In tho great book of Iwoks it aays
that it is better to leave Ctt gnilty per
sons go unpunished than to xnnish one
inihxvnt man." Attorney Hall in
closing nnwcrcd this in a neat man
ner by scying : "When tho attorney for
the defense qnoted abont 09 pnilty per
sons from the 'book of books,' I at once
prcsnmcd ho meant the BiMc. I can
now sco my mistake, as that sentiment
is not expressed there, for by his 'book
of lawks' ho must have meant Boycr 'a
Criminal Digest.' " This created a
great laugh in the court.
As Attorney Boycr closed his speech
bo did a most uncommon thing. He
turned to the jnry and said : "If there
is any point yon don't understand abont
this case you'd like mo to explain, just
ask me tho question. I'll have to moke
tho same restriction to you as I did to
the supreme conrt, however. I told the
jndges they were at lilierty to ask me
questions concerning tho cae I had
before them and not to lie afraid to do
no, as theyconld not embarrass me, bnt
to ask only one qnention at a time, as
that was all I conld answer." This odd
practice created quite a little sensatum
in the court. Attorney Boyer, after
almxing a witness in a terrible manner.
turned and said, "If that witness wonts
to see me outride after the case is over,
I'll speak to him." The rase gave con
stant amusement by the oddities that
crej it In. and Attorney Dover's natural
manner of addressing th jury seemed
to take, for his client was acqnitted.
Tittsburg Pixpntch.
A Sebraalu. C4Ur Draw the lAa.
Volume 1. No. 0 of The Moslem World
is upon our table luunmrring for an
exchange. It is published in Xew York
by (jiliaael Mohammed Alexander Rus
sell Webb, and has an advertising pat
ronage that insures its financial suc
cess. Its purpose is" to spread the light
of lalam in America." T1k light of
Inlam is what we want, lmt in spread
ing it don't pnt it on too thick. We
cannot get to believing in Mohammed
all of a sudden. It takes' time to sub-
duo and overcome the prejudices that
were incnlcated in earlier years. It
isn't so hard to In-liere in the divine
mission of the prophet or to oliserre the
seasons ox prayer or give sunn when
you have them about yon, or to keep
the fast of Ramadan, lmt when it comes
to the pilgrimage to Mecca that do set
tle it. If it takes a trip to the orient
as a condition for securing eternal life
and tho possession of a harem in Hal
ielnjahland withdraw from ns the
"light of lidam" and we'll tako the
doctrine of the Christian Bible in
"ourn." Nebraska State Jrmrnal.
uacd &
All tho liquefied gasos except oxygen
and hydrogen have been frozen by self,
evaporation in' a vacuum. By evapo
rating liquid air in a vessel surrounded
by liquid oxygen. Professor Dewar suc
ceeded ia ' redndng the air to a clear;
transparent solid. ' It has not been de
termined whether the oxygen of the
mixture I really frown r merely en
tangled -among - the particles of solid
nitrogen in some such 'way ns rose
water in cold cream, or water in the
solid gelatin of calves' foot jelly. Al
though -rare oxygen has never been
frozen, it is possible that when mixed
.with nitrogen its freezing point is raised
ao that the two solidify together. Sci
ence, j
. The oak is a bisturicrrood. As early
as the eleventh sentwry it became the
favorite wood of .civilized Europe, and
specimens of carving and interior finish
bar come down to ws from that early
day, their pristine beauty rthanced by
the subduing finger of time. Tho early
colonists brought with them to the
shores of America their love for this
wood, and here, too, the oak acquired
historical Interests. .
A raaailj ! lUHtr.
" Literature . certainly run ia the
Greensnrlth family. The two daugh
ters write poetry that nobody will print ;
th Bona write plays that nobody will
act, and tb mother writes novels that
nobody will read."
"And what docs thn father write?"
"Oh, h writs caswka that nobody
JOS CUSinESS DIRECTORY
noons, wall pate it. etc.
I ra ! tm. B, ITC Second avenue
KESTAIRAXT.
AIU'S. L, I SOS Second irrsn.
rLRMTl UK ASD CARPETS.
Cordea, B F. lflrt St 4 nvenae.
O LOVES AND FI RS.
Bease l, Cko, C6 Steoad avanoe.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
tailC. tT, I7CT Sccoad a-caae.
CIO AIM ASD TOBACCO.
Vensila, J II, ISO Second avenne.
BAKERS.
Jlanra, Dc Uor & Aaderimn, C tfcrkct rqanrc
DRt'HSISTS.
Tama. T H. 1CTO ScaonJ sreme.
Speldrl, C! 1st? Set ovd avraoa.
PLrilBERS ASD OAS FITTERS.
Blake A Bui lie. lSKi Third avenue. -
WALL PAPER, ETC.
Adnata Wa'l paprr Co, Sin III Twentieth urcrt
UKOCERS.
Rnncber, Cn A, til Twrntlcih s'rocU
Dea Broa, I!S eroad aeaw.
Crook A Thleimtc. 'Sm Fifth a-coac.
Kaachatana, Roht. SiCT eVanh avrnne.
Loag.CJ. Sarond avenae and M it eu h;tn.ct
Biowier A Co. 98l Fifth ivor no.
ISDERTAKEK.
Koox.BF, T-frnticih nttra".
HARDWARE, STOVES AND MANTELS,
Noftaker, 1 T, S1J Tweo'loth to t.
LAl'SDRY.
Patkei, Laut dry. lTil Tlii-d in a c.
COD. Sl and ' tS EightrcMh ttrvet .
BREWERIES.
Toek Islu.d Bnaing eonianny.
MEAT MARKET.
Schroeder Dans. 311 Twentieth street.
Tri-Citj Packloe and Pr.ivlKion Co, 4th and 90th.
JEWELER ASD OPTICIAN.
R. marr.J Jb Son, S.cot.4 axinnc.
MILLISEKY.
Blackbnra It Co, 17 Second ttenns.
BOOTS ASD snOES.
Boiloa f hoe St'-te. lfcS feeoed neci.n.
REAL ESTATE AND IS81KANCE.
llfT' -eo w O. - Serriteenth
Aniusementa.
Harpefs Tiieater,
J. 1 M oatro . Maascer
Friday Night, Dec. 8.
A perfect i roln? on of the mmt .arreraful
Comedy Ir a of the p recent eamn.
she ConldnH
marry Three
lntrrvretcd hf an cffirlil enrnpinr. hj-ded hjr
the anivenal litil jfa.it ,
LILLIAN KENNEDY
n the oririncl New Vcrk 'aft.
Produced with all their Own Soonerj
A ST ad vreae ef the omih eot with revolr
Inslliih hnua! rboy Abtiey btr wmniiiftit!
DiBjil. yTum.l, -he aioa: nvuraJ railroad vecae.
A Succesii.n of lU-autiful Stage
Features,
Thrill'iis -f! 1 aae. ' one and Darce !
A mir Mill ri'ib.iu.tion h.ie
ahief ii gr.Uicaii ue
Brilliancy, Vim and Sprijrhlliness!
Sale at rent at Harper Hone pnumrcr Dec.
th. Prk- 71. TO ard tc. ' - ' -
Harpef s Tbeatre,
J. E. MontroM, Macager.
VtMox.day, Dec. 11th. '
Secial Kn'aomont of the
Distinguished American Tragedian
Ur.Meriitesiue,
lK ported by s crrefullj erlerted rompsny
of s s lita t3 artlats In hi srjnd
iBBcaoaatlon of .
OTHELLO.
S.t tm aale at Usr.cr Uoum rh:.riaey:
Ikiraday.Oac.?
John Volk & Co,
CONTRACTORS
HOUSE BUILDERS.
MaDBfactarers of
Sash, Doors, Blinds. Siding. Flooring J
Aad aU kinds sf we4 work tar builders.
Blfhierma ri I at. Third aad Foartk areaaee,
KOCK ISlJkMD:
.0..0..0..0..0 .600"
.4 - I. a
Hair Death,
Iw'm'lr ivaaove ard forr-er dpvtior ok-
Jeettaaiahleaar.ltfce apoa the haans,
late, arm. or Bed, artUtoal di.culora'lia
etojaiytotaeawrtoelicateakla. Irwas 0
ra rirr r.aaa Taa acaT mmtru or '.
Maaraua WiLaoa. ackaovln avd ! p yi- e
eioae as I he hiaWt autfeurt'T aad the
wst eariaeat in aiohWt a wo hair .porta- e
HattlMteearlhros. INmae at artrate prac
Uceofa H'e-tna x BKia Uw aoblK; aadar- '
axsctarr at Barapa ho artacHhaa IhU r- .
etpa. Iw, tl h a all. . cafusle packed.
ttnaituojaau 1 eni' catla'. aweareaia 0
nr aaana. Addnoa 1 US' aKOOKt'N
h)UOTUAIKlsVwlS(OU. Dupe ILK 9
ajaaa, Kew Terif. g
BILIOUSNESS
Who has net Buffered this misery
cauncd by bile in tne stomaca
which an inactive or sluggish
liver failed to carry off.
. TMC PREVENTION AND CUR IS
liquid or powder, which gives
quick action to tha liver and
carries off the bile by a mild move
ment of the bowels. It is no pur
gative or griping medicine, but
purely vegetable. Manv ijeop'.e
tike pilta more take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
'I have been a victim tn BillouenpKx ft
ycam, hnd after tryinit vnriuiiH reined in
my only nuc.'etiH wan In the use f Kim
tnonK Liver Itegulalor. which never lulled
to relievo me, I ?peak m f rnvnelt.
alone, but my who!.- :iuili .' J. M. i'm.
BLAK, belmo, Ala.
40-EVKRY PaCK.VOJE-
Han on T Stmaaa) tn reiT wrapper.
, . ISIUii 4 CO Paiindclohuu
Rasmusscn's
Holiday
Offer.
WE PROPOSE to loom our
trade from now until Christmas
v offering unusual inducements,
viz: With every order for a
dozen cabinet photos we shall
give an extra photo in the new
Vienna panel size, and in addi
tion your choice of three beauti
ful souvenirs. In crayon work
we arc offering an exceptional
bargain a 10x20 crayon portrait
in a beautiful gold frame at
4.00, regular price to. 59.
Visitors arc always welcome.
RASUUSSEH,
1725 Second Ave.
PACIFIC LIMITED
VIA
S00-PAC1FIC LINE
RUNS DAILY FROM ST. PAUL
AXD MINNEAPOLIS TO NEW
WHATCOM. VANCOUVER VICTO
RIA. TACOMA," SEATTLE, PORT
LAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
SHORTEST ROUTE, QUICKEST
TIME AND FINEST TRAIN TO
PUGET SOUND POINTS. ALASKA,
JAPAN. CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
SLEEPER AND UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST SLEEPER TO NEW
WHATCOM, WASH., DAILY WITH
OUT CHANGE.
J. F. LEE. Dist. Pass. Agent,
232 S. Clark St., Chicago.
First Class Limited Rate, fo.OO
Second ig.oo
Ronnd Trip, ... 65.50
TICKET OFFICES:
398 Robert St. 127 Third St. So.,
(Hotel Ryan) (Guaranty Bid)
St. Paul. Minneapolis,
or Union Depots.
LOUIS EUCIalTJ,
(Socotsmk to n. WEMrT.)
Merchant -:- Tailor,
119 Eighteenth Street.
aVFIt and Workmanship - Guar'
an teed the Best '
CeaniDf- and Repairing Tone.
03
S S Mi
o m 1
Seeing is
How many people know
what an endless variety of mer
chandise s required to carry on a dry
goods business complete in every department
VVe dare say: "But few." Owing to the distance
from the market and advantages in buying good in C;k i
direct from the manufacturers and importers, it h is I .
a necessity to carry 'a tremendous lanre stnrl - n.. c"me
stated above, direct from headquarters means saving the i.riit i' as
paid to a middle man. or so called jobber. The win-' f th,. 'r'
profit is a great advantage to the retail customers, as it iMial.( '' ''"r'
cheaper from a house buying their goods direct from h-nl. ,"'"l.r
1 1 ' A I B .
in nice Silks, Dress Goods, Cloaks.
wear. Hosiery. Trimminirs. Iacr j.
irnm nnc itiivinir imni iaii mrs in nniii, A ....-& .1 , : inn
....... " ' P. J - Bu . -. . .. V- , U .
F'inc and Tabic Linens, Corsets and thousands of other arti.-v.' V"""''
idea what an immense reserve stock is required to n-ni,.,,;',!?'.) "rni
sola In the Ketail D.'partnient, daily,
on us, and we shall take great pleasure in showing tlit'm t,. .,r s;'
01 seasonauie mercnanuise siorea on
ocatcd at 217, 217$ West Second street and occupied by tlie " "
KLUG. UASLER. SCHWENTSER DllY GOODS CO.
The undersigned firm employs almost a half hundred porm,,
their salesladies and salesmen are all experienced and iiMirj.r
those who liaye not yet favored us with a call we w ish tu .-av: V
asd do so now, and convince yourself of the above slau aivnu ""
ing is believing. . Thanking- the public for past favors, u
Yours very truly,
KLUG, H ASLER, SCHWENTSER
DRY GOODS COMPANY,
217 and 217 i-2 West Second St., DAVENPORT, l.
The Battle Above the Clouds.
I have a large consignment of Napkin
Rings, Ink Wells, Pen Racks, call bills,
etc., made of materials taken from
Lookout Mountain; they will make
presents which the Qld Settlers will
prize very highly. We have them on
sale for a few days only.
Geo. H. Kingsbury,
CPA'S, AND ART ST0EE.
THEY ARE
A car load of handsome, bed room suits going
at the following prjees. o. r;; ' -i !
Snits worth 15 00 go at
20 00
25 00
27 50
30 00
S5 00
40 00
Remember we have only one car load to dis
pose of at the above manufacturer's prices.
1625 and 152?
Second Avenne.
71 .!
GraB d Sweeping Sale
Cloaks and Millinery !
For the Next 20 Days
jus inAf. Ueir'ajn ui bfeuiim
ever held in the Trinities. Everything in our
store a genuine bargain. This sale will save every
, Lady, purchasing a Cloak or Hat, 25 per cent. I.
not fail to cttend tbia great sale before you buy, as
cur entire rlock of Cicala end Millinery must Lc
sold.
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