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1.111-11:\AL• GOTIERIC1FI. OWT., 'MURK) Y, JANUARY I. MS.
Til INTEREST WOMEN,
CHARACTERISTIC STORIES AMO VAIe
LIABLE HOUSEHOLD HINT!.
war peepr. Wise Coate spirt• Y.$M
uses, ootid •turd New Yer\-glares
1HNlr L be-Yer Memo et earned WUb
Mer -Mogi Oat el Old n►aaket..
New York te mut • p:•a•ant alledtsg plass
far thea Ifho c,atenq,iat,• matrimony. At
(mast that is the vire .1 • peesrttustee
wetter as ase.• ui the New Yur► papers.
who ay smeramg MAW d•s,-.ntrM1mg
Mtnt1{•
" V% fork hu often hoes tolled u city/
tit paupers and stlltohalrva This A not
!rue; but •' a ...miry glume• n may seem
snob It • My conveys to • sraager
the rmpre., ..eat its tidt•ntagre are fur
the rich, meld that the 1^' r tan have little
atindectleu la it. To mut' onr r,104-10Led
with*, its facts and MMilwswer arc awtt•
w•trurtuuu: ..d ants preseason,. 11 1a
is.entisUy • Malt bureau copilot! It aF
pears to wf. 'l) you haat moosj m.kr ih►l
your hear: do what you I.kr. ih, nut limit
yusr ex.eaug.utes t;et nowned 4,1 you
ammo : batt • uwu• you• family To the
wealthy cvyikn.g is gist's anti !metres.rout, ifyouare .alvei ., terry not hen ,
+Aa)►e the dust :role i Jur feet ' Above Mk
•f you ort a ti: helve, ninon such.
"A home, in any true maim, is ant t., Ms
sot h..rt b . ma•t without moans He
mast hu , live iu • dart, cramped apart
strset. or go out ui wwu, Cblldreu are
virtually tuteolieted. Letelk,ris ...nl land
ladies mid queens of t'.e kltcheu are op -
pored to them Tb.: poor little creatures
•n• not ,forgiven for hosing ban, though
they are not teapots .11.!.. fou their birth
The ordinary mode of living hem, wince.
Is l0 apartments, ie mot adapted to children,
who require Imo. a.r, more eon, mere .yY
ekes afmrtlo tit• tauelly aouor'I.• They de
tot flourish there. They lalagntsh, sici:w,
lie. and cry yield mike ine'terahle spirit of
the town.
"Ever) argument drawn trout feet, terry
leelusg .. own from selhasiaes is against
.aarrtage :n Sle nhattaa. She smiles se
soot' log' un holtel,.rs std ltopru 'Orbrd-
liingly on husbands. No one can fart to
app.aud Item who, wit., • NV lei :ntouo,
yet tuktm a wile, prompted by purest love,
and defies the fate. Hos h,.pr is r.t11aut
kis faitl is a uemchl.s.; his overage etothd•
that d all the Palomino
e.11T7 011(1+ U1(1(
1f you are van' toms of year girl friend
tears aft order at the doing's for mites to he
Wit to her each Suadsy aturuiug during the
ye•t, Or, if this a bey..wi the tonne of the
por•e•stru.g•, order the latest luag•rint to
he left et her door for a year ; or send her •
••term ticket to some amusement which you
know she covets.
Co your gifts be tudividus4 Let it be
something wbleh 'per:e to any ; "Tu you
from unto" Tinnk over your girl fearful's
tastes sod mare y our sakruou If .hr he
fond of pretty trifles set her a jeweled -bat•
mu, a go. 1 bow for n. -r i•..Ir, with • pearl
drop tie •c ion,; in Its depths. a met of "jewel-
ed- nor uses. link lot t 0110, auuibtuing your
wail- sod hers, soil p:n, for her .tress
sleet•:.. jeweled boa. a as with 11n1•
hint• ; • breere pan It III an 14,41 Ise. eek
an it, or a cu.mmg gold "lifter- to hold up
her .Tress skirt.
I;Iroe like pretty red dippers sod stock -
.ng• rim to match Gins like odd foot-
s ils, todandy willow chore. speed, legged
desks, apiu 1 e -legged tables, gold babes
tongs, stover stamp looses and tuaonure
sets, of course, sou hind-glraetw, tan. as
nlany as you choose to give. •
Get the pr.swnt 1n time to have it
"marked. ' The pretty ca wrier you have
oust. ted must have the deer girl; t.itia.1
Issued on It la liquid gold in your own
handarxung. The .old 11111..ouveuir'woe
mesa have her touougram engraved i6 the
bowl. Her Irp deet .linos, t.•ee )oar ini-
tials and hen em .me corner of the butter.
flit aeirson )nog ((ice her moot hive • bar.
othy ur "Jennie' or "!laud" upon the Wt.
►.lade
It a .0 give her a purse. be sure to put a
lucky penny in its inside la.rket. marked
With. y..ur name tool shuuid • know he
your anueor, pair a talisman Word d
hnendrtup upoa.lt• bide.
I:tc• her a girlie, as unique as pneslhls ;
a peculiar bracelet, • pin queerly different
from .nog one has seen. Give your girl
friend the prettiest, sweet.•et thing you u.a
fie.* But be sure tl.a: it le in a• cord w Iib
her tastes
HCA 0004 MOURNED WITH [11[11.
Tb' .,fort to preserve the home d
aingt 4error to have retched Its be14n1. t.
• emu• recently heard of, wnere • wealthy
ye11n'1 8m1140. all tilrellllst and I.nprs•
mloni.ta 1t goes without saving, has hal tea
foreseeing of her "wit roan conformed W
the wan•.ue stages of a be.eavement, sl-
ams' the New York Tames. In the lost
d pths of nor gnef, b:a:1 far rug' alms*
beck' the Ineterlese polish of the 11 for of
her room, wa,eh had been •bonirc.i ; •
couch coverall with dull block cloth and
pled with black satin pdiows set the pace
for the real of the furniture, which was
equally 'ocher. Curuons of soft Meek
cmple fell over sheer white meshes ones
.t the wmdnws, •nod a bedspread and pd -
low cover of hemstitched 'toots, with broad
Mack borders, his ak exaggerated res•
ing hea'Ik,.rehief, keel up the funeral rug
sestivta rsew. A. the time wore oD, how-
ever, more sad Imre white crept in, till •
white door, white rugs, a white 'eons
eoeeb, with shute mallrlsosr., enecee4ed
1M euabroalsng gloom of the prevlous iia
Maga. Thu white h.. (r.tisally •ltw.d
with aad ire gray and violet until now
wham 'retches of rosy pink give selected
endows of . return to glowing Illi.
DADA OVT 01 OI.D a1.AVlt t'r11.
Some ooe bar seggvated the making of
keine* rue eat .f old woolen ole• blan e et • them.
brains* they are shrunken and yel4uw ere
M longer useful as b.•nkeu. There are awe
method' suggested. sloe se to first .fye i n. is
Mine *oft, dark absois, saw d.rk tworris
that tem there ed to 111..5 tiro- or • g'.
else for the Image cover, .end deco... • •r .
either In toe; strips or on •sordera .e ,.m
111. esda, with • Irttl.o n . n.L•ry dun•
with erewe a, A eery simper .1 .:n '1114..1
M
sada of 1•Wrlaan4 • wales 4. ,oar• - 4
dress, and these could roe-, he mars • I
With the aid e' .a maerted netho r, .n-
Wool'red in pretty roofs n '.a.. 1•t. .•
love, they would mate II.e rn • vert ,h.; el.
The ether onnuod involve% a Ittl.s were
week. It et t. "'mar girl•mu cif a„•.,. • , sl
Woolen g.•4.fa -owe or I is ... Immo. .4
ban r 4• pili .W 4a4e .1,1n... K. r s
rests Mine 4n lw►l.. 111er1.1 •,d'.. .«.0
them weal. paper •n..30 Irt•.. Or •
*fee Thew 'Ire. m .ruble 4Nr,r e .0
dsrun along the esiz
t':'►• tit .e,• rad 1
is Q ,ee a Wore u, a :14 adult.•.
the 'oi' i.le 111114•11.444 ..• is ' ,
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Rensnn_t..n L •,1 ••d tan, ,
work t.. .,n •--.,, J'.• v. ,r.
sir. pr. �. • •
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WOMEN AS POETIiI.
AsAmbitso
Ilse; aaw M -Three cWritesWrTUN. Little TiWill o....
M N
Ufa evening IIIc K.iward w
O.
d•beerd an address is the hail of News
h am College, Cambridge w, "The Poetry
el it ..mea," taking as be particular test
the pot m• of Cbr►sU*a Rossetti-
"No
osset ti -
i , messed attic will pretend that we
has man Iaided aaytl..*$ to the sent of
es maim mak attalament In thorns maim of
sol. The mesas Is, appnrrutly, that the
artistic *attire is not strongly developed in
her filo be, esters), una4tna11041 1141
trst'n,l, .u..�nttuw ; bet rho has net the
art,atu. impulse The 00nerine late poste of
the world have torn fre$I ...nista Ili
Sh.krspearr, l:erwrt►M, tooth., 1' , and
Kiat• we see the artist ►bots all Mee,
above the man of Intellect or stoves. la s
mach luwcr mak M putt• we tied the vision.
oe the tthi.al bias, prepundrl..tlagi in the
greatest mer the art a paramount.
"Kut eMUM, If ire mein autr..aces seem
to to .denied them...sosnd into toe homes of
poetry by °trot down. Gyn. al stray owes
leu much to them thug we shay tarn:, forgiven
their limited euctese in otb. r directions.
The lyric, which 1e • epuutaueuu. jet of
noose, an ejaculation forced (runt the heart
by ea ...toms of tochug. de,aa6us a leart
than shy other ferns 41 poetry 1t u per
haps the poly species of poetry which can
be mingles"o. us 1.164 mad vet a holly art
les The bonder ballads have no arts .n4
yet ale •Iq.Hate ; and the h,.turf' ..f poetry
u adorned by corona female Rains ewhich
will always preserve their freshame, and
which yet were entirely moment .4 alt.
$ueh mre Saul) Brants in Euglaod and
Marceline iMbo*Assort rde. Vort In France.
We Jo ant know whether, with extended
opportunities, women will continuo to show
themeelve• iueensibl: to or escapable of the
highest literary •rt Hitherto they oar
thinly more been one or tis other
Any one whose privilege it leas been to
enjoy the :rlamishap of r.;ca-afe' women of
letters knots' how much mere they are al
ways occupied with literature ea a proles
mon than se an art ; haw little they are
able to conceive the doing of work for nts
utio sake, not for its result ; how .op
essttics-
tim, inderinma, and psnten
ist they are,h
and huw little they are troubled with the
scruples and the lemonade of the artist. It
la their lyric gift. their cry trim the heights
or the depths of feeling, that ham won them
Renames • plasm upon ruames upon which no
De Qolacey nor Guy de Maupaseaat oan
eject them.
I have daubed poetic art of woman
mainly that I may give myself the luxury M
of attributing it to Musa Christina Rossetti.
To screen myself from the charge des•
trvag.nce t will say at once that
1 think the mate 111terest of the position d
this writer In the history of poetry a
the falo
Ilt that she iadubeably polo
.am% this quality wheeh is dented to many
men of genius aad to almost ►11 women.
Mrs. Browning wast force in literature-•
per.nl.age demanding us rersal c.uognitiou
for her utellectu►I power, her majestic
imagination, and her independence of other
literary influences; hut she au not an
artist. That title applied to •;eorgr Sand
George K11ut wou.d be equally a me-
menet. What Lord Teo.ys u was, what
Flaubert was, It Is surely plain that these
great women could sot be. Mut precisely
this, in a restricted measure, It set. -ms to
me that Mw Rossetti ti is : and that taolatio6
of ben, as apparents the solitary woman
poet of the Anglo-Saxon race who cultivates
poetry as one of the tine arta, gives the
study of her verse an especial interest."
n 4;
St. ame..sette.
eere.4n 4ete• em gal. r.st.
Jules Simon thinks that France would
accept the proposed to d.•arm with entree.
mama if it were teach by another power.rat
-The Queen has seen gra'iousiy pied,
un the rec•.mmeuJat,on et the secretary for
Scotland. to approve the appointment of
Mr Robert White. late Rand sergeant the
Queen'stlwm aCamenHtehlandere l:teventy•
oath f'.•uti, to be Her M..jesty's'1'rumpeterSmirked."iSmirked."• Being High Sheriff of an Kne81h county,
as many lords and rich mru are, 11 am joke.
The .fudge of Ih. Winchester Awzes dis-
covered when opening trim', that the High
Sheriff, Sir Henry Tn•nhoree, had stisented
himself •'wabout perm mein sited, and
gots, without emote., esplanatiob, or justi-
fication," for • six months' trip to .lfric►
Whereupon the Judge hoed him five huaa•
tired wiliness.Albans hos celel.r.tv.1 the fiftieth mmni-
veappearancery of her appearance on the stave.
The card of int nation an tbus : "A Pnc•
casino dr. Nome ,i Or arti.tirques de Mari-
etta Moore,Moore,'1'ioe.eur et 4 elation 'Ziemer
priest Nnnslenr et Madame --- de leer
faire k plaits', de venir power chez mux la
-"tree flu .4..:dl Premier Ik'cemlwe. Mnrutue
e. Coms.ier." Albm
oa was IS when she ms)
petrel on the stager ss Clytnenu 1'..
1 1eme •
'•Kapp..," at 110 hears a month. She left
in the plentltude of her powers, at the age
of :It
A young notary of Rskhmunt, fell 1n Inc.
with • lady's maid and arranged to many
her His parents opposed the marriage,
and the y'u... couple determined to doe to.
pitting eel her. Tile man fired • billet from
. revolver Into nes sweetheart's body tied
...en tui fwd the weapon ea himself. Both
*ere betty wounded but wittier fatal'J,
awl after spending three mowtb• In tM•
same•ae hremoval they case wet nee/milt and
H
were 4e m,.y married. The story find be-
Conte
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dnknownoe knwn tad Y6
eermona Crowd ausad.
e,i t4x wedding.
e
Weill-TIcalllee Is Rt
ee.
11 .11 fighting u not d.crra•ing in Spats.
A Syn
o,u.., .erehsnt ono id herr the leer .f
hu *Aim *lewith more reaepnation than the
oo
•smth. d Iles 1.vorl.e .Port, sad as
ilw•r,*. Reoehliems .10.1.4 prism' ht. "e.w-
r4*l.la . tail. 0' 111411,.'lent 1 .e oar r.pubbe.
A 1 n. -a arab 114.1•4.e•,. w, 11 prom Oda
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rer.1 ,-a.,, 44111 rM»-t;o'.y forlr••441 geode"
denser d. ►rr Is. dotwm, M mow sneer* Isis
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*MEF AND WIT Tv.
"Row foolish you looked, Jobe, WIND
yea popped the questtoa to me." "Yea, dem dear , and I oust bete M»aill
foolish ..s 1 looked "
A divorw lawyer likes a doltaenti• her
dose brown
The trouble a that. when • mos nee& b
serve moat he coal find it.
When the mall boy starts early for the
pautry 11 isn't u avoid the jam.
Talk is cheap. This is partly due to the
fact that se much of at Deets to he Its -
counted
It is never Deoemaryr W tell the mosey
boder to take a little more interest in his
hti•14•'Y
Japan says he suppose °log-d•aeing had
.ts onglu tsl the greet stamp act we Lear eo
much about.
"le )l of amok . good ammo !" "She
mass he. !Every other girl In tis choir
seems to ohaltke ber. "
A !elan s eatutir•l to make • reputation,
for himoolt, but woman, blew tier, rusts t.'
make mise for everybody in the neighbor
hood.
!Limn for Ohm dolt. Clara -What .1..
you think of 4y now mud! Maude --
Lovely. Rut where do you pat your ether
hand •
A piano 'user who would idiot that. aa)
other ptaeo-atter ever did a good job
would be • cariosity worth taking a gem
look at.
Boston l;irl -Has oar mestere (alcar.:
pimetrated to the far west! Chicago Girl -
You wt ought to see use of our bag
soaables.
Facetious Goat lateral, to eater cram car
ea wet day) -!s the Nuab's ark quite tell •
Paseencer--All but the donkey ; step to
air'
"i dost thick that Charley (eves M any
more." "Why r. •'1 see by the paper trot
violets are $4 a hunch aad 4'. keeps ons
sending ate chryamsthemnine-
A Slitter of Doubt. - -"Is that man there
• sculptor or a surgeon : "1 don't know.
t\'hy •" "1 heard him my he had hese do-
ing • football player 10 plaster '.
He Utes) y in love, but proud as Leafed
--lh, you love me! she --No. He- Well.
1 faut•I'J you Jed, you know, and 1 wasted
to tern you I'm already engaged.
"YOU? , hurl look w colon/mid; said a
venter to her bootees the other day. "they
reels) aceta to tog your games to a1L duets
tidy 14144 chat w comfort together."
Stich Men are t:eneroae --Primus --
Thome.
Thorne. told the mass muetaw1j that he was
a sett -mane man. necun.l:a--Very noble ce
him, to take tee whole blame on trmm1.
was..tit!
"There te one thing rare, said the edi-
tor, rho was reading the new reports%*
long armee ; "you are in no danger of te-
ens truh,ed by a .nonage is your SD
couuta...
"Yee. my daughter will be • btmfgnew
obeli she 1s (married." " thugbt• foraisaw
rah • title, bag ase!" "No; bet her i•
tended husband is a member of the est.
0h/n Ione. "
Stella-- Did you know that Mr. Tipple,
runs a laundry ! Fannie -How did you ds.:
that trot' !Stella -I heard To.n soy that 144.
Tippler had three sheets a the wind lam.
11ikht.
Fogg aye that there a only owe objet
tion, so far as he is c,ucerned, to rnhwg
trottwg horse. The buret. s hack is alway
coming up %hes the rider IS gulog down
ant) going (leen wneu the rider is ammo
up
Carletna Gates -Are you really s bar-
up?
anup! Tramp --Hari! un! Why, boas,
sults of clothes tut • ' at a cant opium
I wouldn't have enough to bay toe urm.l1O.-
of a vest
"Iron'n you think people's lives me asset
ed by their surrouudaugs P' she said. "0
course 1 do," he ae.•.eted. "Kver7 00e
in • elide yuu hear of a meso who dos 1.
manse his town Is rust of gas "
Herute Treatment --Mrs Watts -Who
Ili it gnat you are •uoailag bee! Mrs. Potts
-A smoking Juliet fan my habans . 1.
that doesn't airs- lam of smoking aro..o
the kens, 1 dost know w1n.t wuL
An(lppsea View - -"If you would be
euocas.° ,' sail old Padget to his son,
"you must be Nip with the dopa." ••Teat's
all right," replied the ynu'.g man, "bot the
Bret thong the dew. ,•els u to get testae. "
"The greet prompt= toot I have to deli
with," said the Isep•-r of the Im.wcile asy-
lum, "u to nod some oocsp.uow for the
psople end. -r my change." "Why apt en
tbeu. to sevout/.g ...liege yells Y' asked the
visitor
Toe
Wtar-
Tle Ckeg of the Dtecuaron. -M. Peak -
I'. tare you too., ...deo, that 1 have as
M•(1 *at 1 1 vettia. • my o.Hnroes es yo.
Immo. Mr. Pecs. -.1st, my dear, year
.protons eon% need veatrtsltiag rney're all
woa't, any how.
.t New Imes .-o 'Tney are Rost to be
atone.. • Why, 1 ..Ida't know they were
eslr.1le'1. "lei ill, • n.1 see, tame are en
many eetaf. some bred-. now..lays :hat
tees (mange* -nee t•1a,.101 get 4111101114041,
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A Friend
Meshes to speak through the Register of
the bewefktal results he has opted
from a regular arc of Apses Pmt He
says : " 1 was feeling sick and tit eel awl
▪ stonuch witted all out d older. l
tried a number of :eeeedi.•s, but none
�e(4 to give live rebel until 1 was
ieMsua to try the old reliable As eros
Plus. 1 hart taken cooly ono hos. but 1
feel lilt. a new Irun. I dunk they are
the
most pleasent and easy to tako of
anything I ever used, bdp� le finely
asgar-t'oated th:. t evens �jj wallahs
ties. 1 urgoo upset all wise its
In Need
of a laxative to try Ayer's Pills." -
iduothbay (Me.) A'giNsr.
•' Betworn the ages of five and fifteen,
1 was troubled with a kind of salt-rf.rum,
or eruption, chiefly confined to dm toes,
anal especially to the bend of die Lowe
above the call Here, running; aaats
formed which would . ab over, Iwo
would breakfonmet.nglh.,
kg. stir mtxhee bead everytbhitg also
could thi::'It of. but all was widows avail
Although :t child, 1 c.o.'? :•r the: P4IPATI
about the 1•enr!it•ial • . .'., or '.rods
1' a.,. :•..•rsua.lcd my uuothx U/ sat
riff try ti,. u. \t nh so great bads is
.• .. procured
dyer's PIIs
and 1 began to us: then:, and soon
nc.:eed an imgsrevelnent. Encouraged
b) tif,s, 1 ked' on till 1 look two boxes,
e. tall the wins disappeared a'•rf 1•avw,
rtroubled nue 1 040. - 14. ( h room;
Real E*tate Agent. Roanoke.
1 suffarrd for years front stomach
eJ kidney troubles, causing very severe
pains In varuses parts of the hod,. Noes
tithe remedies I tried afforded me any
relief until 1 began taking Ayer's Pills,
and was cond.- -Wm. Goddard. Notary
Pubic, Five Laltes, Mich.
p ndSerd tryr. 1 el Yam
Everywhere.
Every Dose Effective
lite 1. Ire,.
lilt of II.* n:.,-: t•. oil iur
' Llepe'•n..D,. 1a Inti 1444 weaver wil •....
r1e411pt (root .• `-P',e{..Iry.h a .-.tear
l►.. p to ens Sm..d.
11111,--I •lata), s,.p • 1.x111, ,1 11
.r 1'11 Veils% ..1 for •-uoq in &O.. .-
• se The f..Ik, At 41.e h.mw.' a.. H 1
len• se ,•• CI) thing lite.* It h (gait g
•• ' eine. Itto au . S0,, !e l mrdf•as. 1
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toe s.ari-reste.
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Syrup.
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of edger limbs ttdbaia
A ~roar maw POR
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mew etks rem.arr yield pse saki W •
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mow wed. YO MO. per rimae
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COAL AND WOOL
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Coal, Wood and Kinr'lirlg cel-
vered to all parts of town
with quick despatch,
ram 00AL.
1 lwndlr IM hew retie of keret oral I
•he matin, •lo : die Heir Yore, Iowan.
a w re els Mal'ws, C.., a OeMnru/ee
low ha wanes t idle 1'e.1 le '.'.r .ht...
..m . Chester. etre. nor aid Um'..
;0: T COAL.
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. owl • le ...t. Lina•,.. etc.
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n1 011w••• or. Wool, 9'-.l h •11rs.
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WO. Axe COAL 44411 VDU in 01,1
N. 1..w,os., brit of 11a.ni
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$. PLAT? Prop.
$12,000 STOCg
XMASGOO!::
TO SELECT FROM,
Deet Irma Ibis\, Gerwtaa awl American ife•Ve tants. sold s.), 10 ou seeees,
NOTHING NOBBIER, NEWER OR HANDSOMER
*Ste IN •NY CITY ICtIT•4LIEHMKNT.
Handsome Leather - Bound Poets, Bibles and Prayer
Boo ts,
Elegant Leather Travelling Cases for Ladies and Gentle-
men,
Party Fans, in all shades,
Solid Gold Pens and Pencils, Sterling Silver Pen Handles,
Le Maire's Opera Glasses, Smoked and Oriental Pearl.
Bronze and Silver Ink Stands, &c., &c.,
Indestructible Iron Toys, Mechanical Toys, Gaines for
• old ani young,
Toy I ( of 1, X .n ► i ., t713 a'I 1 B» lets,
Fu11 Stock of Books, suitable for Libraries and School
Prises. special discount.
FRA3E;f 8t POLITER,
Booksellers and Stationers.
Vial M..erva M•l Tr epi.se sew
FOR JOYOUS CHRISTMASTIDE 1
'4 Ito• •a mor''• 5,0"9'5'• a sail
A
WINED PBRFOIB BUGANTLY POT OP.
t•.. Ma •• the no -.t I' ,,4.1(1144 toe:, •1 .'1 • . ,•
Beautiful Cut -Glass Bottles, •Pluso Dres'ing Cases ($1-$6
Bisque- -hand painted Plush Shaving Cates.
?lush Cases, etc . etc , Iuih Manicurea, etc.
Taylor's, Ricksecker'a,Seely'sOak Dressing Cases, the sat-
in bulk. eat thing.
PLEASE •SKE OURS BEFORE CHOOSES() YOUR XMA$ ar11'ii.
W. C. Q00DE.
FALL TRADE
fee whu•h we are t0W prepared.
In BUILDERS' 8LIPPLIES
ylker lark. 14 0147. qu
ou ewe is reired and as paw
n FENCING MATERIALS •
PAINT ..fid OIL
Slave
l thirst Yea weird ..$L5. it•l w:
/e la looniest.
Thu is where Mmsy
e-caytee His awl
osw.,plrte U• • N to genii).
aka re R.ed. albwe.d is she atom o
(sur Ilewerel to el war- mark le most melees •A were bought Our pubes sellsill M
testks rod we roar eatrwa.1..
R P. WILKINSON & Co.
N GSW TBAKE
BOUTS : A1 : S11UES
FOR INSTANCE.
It makes tittle differ-
ence what others say,
the leading place in the
trails or years and
yea, s has been occupied
by
E. ['OWNING,
Coe. Noss -et, aid Square.
P.S-The Iate.t and best designs
for Winter wear just to hand.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We beet► just ,eesitred • Tory auto• lot et
NEW TEAS!
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPANS
Whits we guarantee Is sell et bast
10 Cents per Pound Cheaper
Than can be bought fti'om pedlars. A trial order will esa-
viice you of the truthftilnesa of this assertion.
We sell the best COFFEE obtainable.
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