Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 November 1890 — Page 7

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Vil'1''

WI1S

1 1

l",|'' luc('

Wlu

tai'l. «'lio was reputed to bo worth hia I inillions. Mrs. Glmlstouo wo* still of a I raarri:ii,'',all» tig«, being but a trifle owr 40, anil remarkably healthy and young looking. Mr. Gladstone had left his jrjj.rty equally (lividod between herj]f .Hid step son, a sopliooioro In HarI Tirii. I Susan was an only chlkl of an elder I fct».r, vlio had died some yearn licfore,

Imving hor ofTspring to Mrs. Gladutono't) OK. I Her father hail left some property, irfcicii hor mother, through tact and wonomy, had very materially inoreuaed, I soth.it at tho thno of her death Susan

I ws

I'hiil

Mi-,. (jlad.stme, laughing, "it is .'nr.im.~t all rule* of propriety to keep two 4n i_'- to our liow after they have lieWimu so importunate. Tho only thing y"ou have to do is to consider the respect "'i chums of these two daring aspirants, ati'l ileciile lietween tliem. The choice ciiiiMf.t he very diflicult. of course, when yni eonaidpr their relative positions in a worMly Rouse."

til

mint. Mrs. (Jlmlstomi, was work.

I nriiiliroiilf'ry pattern nt tho opposite I '"Vdf the riHHii. On a stand in front of

slsin l».v

j,r on-'

"If J'"" fifl Hint ynti can

,r|ovn in" witUoiio-lmlf UnMii\liir in,.1 int'/nsiiy ihat 1 J""' I'1""*" tlm wwt trutli ,Ui,( ili.i |»wrU mill wearing 1,1mm ut Mrs Ll-inm* Rivplii.il tJilii evtsulnt-

left qui to an lieiress, having an un-

acimibered farm and some four or five fcusand dollars at interest. Neither of lb* young men htid ooncealed from tho t'h. his passion for Susan Wilde, and rooming le.lween themselves that she could make but one of

the

I know Arthur is rich and ITenrv is poor, ies and the fonner is certainly not neatly inferior to the latUT in point of *'J't"y and intelligence. Of course you uisearil Uie iuw. i,jr (,)),. pearls?" am not sure, nunty, dear. I have »i |iniHlering the matter deeply fortlie "st itu- minutes. 1 have always prilled 1 am something of a jud^e -V 111113,'in nature. To be sure. Arthur 'i* ''C''

a"^

v.r:

°an 'nv's'1 I'earls, even

'.in.o.i'is, u(ion the lady of his choice '".v knight of the white rose 1 lec^'''^Wi'^'Uiral suiieriority thM wealth '—'lifer, Jly decision, aunty, ''":i,

l!^

to Ifj governed wholly by the

,H^cl '\S?*ll|.'itii.)il, for riches, you know, and aside from that, 1 find

admirer more sincei ity, more

purpose, and great deal less

Minjeel. I],

and a

IV wilito rose. I f|(. ,,H.an.I tin pearls were eaeh no I rtUiwiiW

wltl1 !l

W!I,:lrato

""l''- 'I'li.rv

I Kiili li'.'i presented to licr by special I Vcnpi'1'1' 'ilsl '"air. [. p,TFA-_\Vi" yi" »w'r iliis rust* on yiur I l..*1"1

''I

nay i"'"'in fur 1KJ[O

nh.il'ivi* Jim iraly u:nl (k.voindlyr llr.Nuv Joy. Iflio second read us follows: l,an Mis."

Aicrm.'ii l'u.vn

ul these TWO missives were thoHOIITCC 'On. .juaii-l-'iy into which Susan Wilde, nckii"«l''|iK,-'(' "f Springvale, l/iiiil so imtnrallv and insensibly fallen, \rtlmr i'liiyil wan of tlic firm of "Floyd

Sun." ''r K0IK'H '"erehantH, while Itcnry simply a salaried clerk ill the establishment of tho aforesaid firm. 'I"1'"

luen

w,iref

nliout tlm

same ago. i«itJi Intellectual, well eduI ,'M.mI iii'i Kx»l looking. Thoy linii been cliifMiiatwi lit the Biimo university, and vputig Joy owtil liia [irtwnt position in I tV establishment to the iniluenoo of lii.s frii'inl, Arthur. Itoth were madly in live with Susan Wildo, tlw beautiful (T|iliiui. t)i«oo of wcftltliy and arintocratlo •j:s. oiuleumo, who had ooiao to reside sSpriiitfvtUo after tho death of her lius-

IIB

two happy in

matrimonial sense, they had jointly Mt upon tho aliove novel method of ascwaining which of the two might claim Iter preference, oach promising to abide lij- tin* young lady's decision.

Susan had real both of tho notoe corefolly, and was now dixply pondering. Tiiey had evidently hrouglit tho young girl to a profound isenso of reflection, niii slie «iwlliatnho mu»tdccide between tin? two.

Arthur Floyd, aside from his personal .rttrartions, had abundant prospective wealth to n:i oiiunend him, while Henry Joy had only intellect, lieanty and fine I'tivsii-al powers to plead for him. With almost, unlimited means at his command Vw former conid place her in tho most exalted position in society, while the latter. with no other resource than his salary, could only expect to support a wife comfortably, iKt ostentatiously. "Well," said Mrs. Gladstone after a somewhat longthv silence, "you seem to I'i unusually reserved on tho subject of your morning's correspondence. Can't yen see that your good aunty is dying with curiosity to learn the contents of die notes?" /.''"Kl-

Susan looked up confusedly. "Will you read them," she asked, "or Aall l?" "You read them, deary. You see lain t"isy just now with this emliroiderv patt'.rn." biisan obeycvl, rcsKling aloud what vo have already submitted to the re.-uier. "What, am I to do?"' she questioned, Mth a look of evident annoyance, altli"iij{!i it was plain from Uie blush that aci-nmpanied it that she felt not a little flattered. "'Why, you silly little innocent," re

Lh.'found

ji.iiij lit.,] ~i.Hi,iini.SH |}ian i,) iy

'ip ill him who is represented iris.

WHitv by_,)f

'^'''2! yot' would not lie so insane, liis 'lr' to resign Arthur Floyd, with

Q,,1 !'vt"

wealth and recognized soa pmir cleric in Ids eni-

1 •.••Willi nothing but his good looks to liini?" j,, auntv. A young girl is 1tlir 'i|'^

S"1,1'"S1'^

to consult her heart

I '"r |:i1' '"-'r amliition in these matleiTp ''ll ?"roJ-v' I allow my heart to 't- will plead most potently ^ayw of Harry."

I'ur power to control Ho.„ '01

10"'' 1(,slondiMl

JJrs. Cilad-

onl'.. ,s'^,l'n'hat impatientIv. auviw j.0„

"I can

as l)|jnl

"ju are -of

tho best.

tint,,,, your iwn mistress extk-ei*,','".-'".^'"

'nirso.

'"ur

bed, so must you

1 r, •.-

-..Hi upon

lU ,Sll -ail Wilde

ore the while o,-,e instead of the pearls, lthur knew ol bin disappointment in ason to send in his excuses to Mrs. Indstono. for Susan had returned hia eseiit. with an appropriate declination, early in the afternoon. Indeed, Arthur had privately flattered himself that tho preference would be awarded to him, in consideration ol bis wealth and high social standing and to be thus set asido for one so greatly his inferior in a worldly point of view, was a source of deep chagrin and mortification to the voung man.

Henry Joy, on uln» contrary, was in an ecstasy of happiness at sight of the simple white rose so modestly displayed upon tin: heaving bosom of the fond object of bis heart's worship. "I could not afford such a costly present as Arthur sent you," ho said, "and therefore! bad scarcely dared to hupo. Had 1 not loved you so wildly, so madly, 1 should have hardly ventured to make the bold pro|Kisition to you that 1 did." 1 thought it a model of manl3' deli* racy and cleverness." responded Susan, blushing, and permitting him to squeeze her hand in a most demonstrative nmuner. "I felt myself very much in tho condition of drowning man," said Harry in a tone of happy triumph. "Tho faint liojie 1 had of winning you from such a rival

Arthur wag tho straw, tigura-

tively speaking, at which I grasped, and lol h, buoyed mo up and I gained the haven of iny desires. Oh! Susan, darh1ig, you don't know how happy your sweet promise litis made me!" \ou know, Harry," said Susan, quietly, "that I havo always aimed to be a sensible and steady minded girL When I choso you, dearest, I did not do it without reflection. In tho llrst placo 1 was fully sensible that 1 lovod you tho bestthat UieiD was moro, in fact, worth loving in your character than in Avthur'a. I have heard, on very good authority, that ho sometimes drank moro than was good for him that ho preferred associating with gamblers and roughs to sober, honest young men of his own ago— a class whom that set oharacterixod as 'old fashioned'—and I havo often heard it whi«p«red that he, too, indulges in tho pernicious habit of gaming. "Considering these defects, tho intrinsic worth of your character—for I have

Ijeen assured by those who know you that your record is a spotless one—weighs more in my humble, womanly ostimation than all tho wealth of the world associated with a tarnished name. "I duly considered aJl theso things, as well as tnv dceided preference for you, and the result was, though contrary to my good aunty's advice, who had not the faculty, as she said, to discover anv of these bugbears, 1 accepled the roso in preference to the pearls." "Hless you, darling!" cried Harry, deeply impressed by the sensible discrimination of his promised brida "If 1 ever disap|Mjirit you in your hopes or expectations regarding e, it will be bocause 1 lack the ability, not the will, to sustain the role 1 have marked out." "1 have the most perfect confidence in your abiliiv, dear Harry and to show von that I have 1 shall place every dollar of my little fortune—some ten or twelve thousand in all, if the farm can bo disposed of to advantage—entirely at your command, which will enable you to commence business on your own account— not so extensive as the Floyd's to begin with, of course but you will grow to it. The man I marry is not to be cramped in his aspirations on account of my fears for the money 1 might have lying idle in some savings bank."

The lover could only express his emotion of gratitude by a tender pressure of the hand as they strolled back and onco more mingled with the gav company.

The next morning Susan informed her aunt, Mrs. Gladstone, that she and Harry Joy were to bo married at tho expiration of a month, and preparations for the approaching nuptials were immediately set on foot.

Everything was in readiness when the time arrived, and a very costly and sensational display was the legitimate result of Mrs. Gladstono's clever management.

Agreeably to tho promise given him beforo marriage, Mrs. Joy surrendered all her property into her husband's hands, and he immediatoly set up for himself lu a limited way in the same line of business as the Fioyds.

As Susan had prophesied beforo their marriage, ins business grow, and its growth proved a healthy and prolitablo one. In five years Susan's ?12,OOU had multiplied to §50,000, and Harry Joy was beginning to be spoken of as ono of the "heavy men" of Springvalo.

Hut dining that live years a great change had come over the fortunes of Arthur Floyd.

His fatlier had (lied, leaving him in full control of his extensive business. Fora while things seemed to go on smoothly as ever with Arthur, thoueh prudent people observed that, lie was coming daily more fond of the wme and the disreputablo company of 1 men and professional gamblers. He left his business go at loose ends, trusting to the integrity of the salesmen heeuiployed, and they robbed him. Ho spent much of his lime in tho city, and a rumor reached .Springvalo one day that he had lost Is'Ji'MjoU at faro in one night—nearly twice the amount of money that Harry Joy bad bad to commence business upon.

«l£

5 e-

cup .si

From thin time Arthur Floyd became mole reckless and dissipated than ever, and cautious people began to whisper of impcniliiie bankruptcy. An oilicer from the city arrived ono day and closed down upon everything.

Tho next, morning after that ruinous, but to some extent unexpected failure, Arthur Floyd was round suspended by tho neck to a great beam in his own barn, and quite dead when discovered. Susan Joy had jusl received a call from her aunt, .Mrs. Gladstone, when the sad news of the suicide reached them. "Where should I havo been now had 1 accepted the pearls?" was all that Susan said. "Indeed, deary, you were wiser than I after all," confessed .Mrs. Gladstone,with sigh. M. S. in Now \ork News.

-B^ADFiELDS

FEMALE-

REGULATOR

MENSTRUATION

lr SICKNESS OURIUG CHANGE, ov ERtKT. V) KUGE.R SUff tRIUG

•BOOK

Will BC Ml OlQtD

TO W 0 A N'

'MIL

CARTER'S

LyE*

ITTLE

PILLS.

£0 FREE

BRADUELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA SA. nnYAuoautasr,s, Soiil hy S

vii «V Co.

CURE

"Uot«»U

the troublM 10*

fl.nt to & btlloui fttato of tha iriitm, auoh aa Nan,a. DrowatiiM*, Dlatreaa aftar Bide, Whilo theirs wofcrtiblo success h&a been shown in QudDf

SICK

BeMwhe, yot Carter's tlttto Llvor Mi ut It ,u Constipation, curing and parenting tbtaanno7lns complaint, vhtts theralu correct alldlionloraortlieatomachjUmnlatB tha llvor and regulate tho bowels. Bvuillttuyonla

HEAD

lActifl thoy wonldIboalmoitprtoelem to thOM *M •nffcr from this distressing oomplalnt butfortunaUly theirgoodness does notend here, and thosa Who once try them will nnd thoae 11 tUo pill* vain. •Me ln soinnny ways that they will not be willing to

without them. Bat af tor all sick 11'KH*

ACHE

'Is tho bane of so many livoa that here when vem&ke our great booat* OarpUlacoreUwhila Others do not.

Carter's Little Liyer PlUa aro very small Tery easy to take. One or two pilla xn&ko a doao. Thoy ore strictly vegetable ana do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action pleaeo all who nee thom. InTlftlaat25oenta Ave for $1. Sold aruggiate every^rhero, or eont by «mr."eoioineco

Now

y°"«-

SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

Acute and chront 3 rheumatism can be effectually and permanently cured be the use of Hibbard'e Rheumatic Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan A

11 ng Balsam

For throat and *.7^ troubles this remedy has 110 equal. It is guaranteed to cure I'oiiHttmiition I11 its first stages and even in advanced stages of that disease it relieves coughing and induces sleep. You may have a cough or a cold at anytime, therefore 110 household, especially with children, should lie without it. For all affections of tho hroat,lungs and chest, croup, whooping cough, hoarbeness, spitting of blood and all pulmonary diseases it has 110 equal.

Prepared only by Kheumatle Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich. Ask your druggists for it.

Bhlloh's(Jure win immediately rollevs Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitl For sale by Moffett, Morgan A. Co.

Children b*v far fitchews Cutoria

Buckteire

ATIUCH

salvo.

The best salve lu the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Dicers, Stl1, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains,'corns, and all skin eruption and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price, 25 cents r» box, For sale at Nye & Oo. drugstore.

Interesting to Kurmers.

No class of people should be so careful in providing themselves with reliable family medicines as those who' live far from physicians. Van Wert's Balsam fortlie lungs is particularly recommended to tho farming community, as it is wonderfully effect in all throat and lung troubles, and Is especially adapted for children, being agreoable to take, perfectly safe and harmless, and yet Infallablo for croup and whooping cough Trial size fieo. For sale by Lew Fisher

Hlbbat'd's lthoumatlc syrup oures rheumatism by striking at the sunt of tho disease and restoring tho kidneys and liver to healthy action. If taken a sufficient time to thoroughly eradicate such poison, It never falls. For salo and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan & Co.

milliard's Strengthening and Illicit mill 1c rinsters. .'ltr. a /tVI'flii!i'ill

tn thi•

ll'i,rM,

anil .1 tr (hr Only

Ui'tiuiiir lih' iiiilhJi'.• 1'htMcr*.

Nine-tenths of all the troubles whiel require the aid of plasters are rheumatic in their nature. A change of weather sudden draft causes a cold, which develops into muscular and that into in llamuiatory rheumatism. And vet tlier has never been such a thing as a distinctly rheumatic, and stivngtheniu plaster, and hundreds have died suddei.il where rheumatism has at tacted the heart

Bowels irregular and constipated, suiting in Piles, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Hegulator.

Take Simmons Liver Hegulator. One dos worth 100 dollars.

SLEEPLESS NIGHTS made miserable hy that terrible cough. Slilloh's CUP is the remedy for you. For salo by llorCett, Morgan A Co.

it you want to enjoy your meals streri en your digestion with Simmons Liver Keg ula'tor.

Cold III tne head? or Chllbla.ns? or Chafing? or a Burn? or any Old Sores Tho best thing In tho world for It Is Colman's Petroleum Balm. Get. a free sample at the drug store of Nyo & Oo.

WET WII/L YOU cough when Bhlloh's Cure will glvo you Immediate tellef Price, 10 cents, 60 cents and $1. Moffett Morgan A Oo.

Sure to relieve. There ls.no failure In Simmon's Liver Regulator.

a Yara, worrh 40c.

torts'

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.

i.ouis nisciroF,

Ttw. Isi!io (Intuit Hume arid ]l lzir.

DRKSS (5001JS.- There

dross goods businessof thVcity.'^and'wowuVatanvcostP 'vrnv^im"0?18

how cheap we seli them wo would S 'wn

ev?ry

choico l'.te. 40 pieces all wool Seree, value 70c in this sale onfv Mlc

STODDAKT & CO., PENSION AND CLAIM ATTORNEYS

013-Gfo 7th St., WiiHlilnicton, 1.C. Op|K).slK' U. S. PuU'Ilt Ofllco. The DiSMiiiiiTY PENSION BILL ha become a law. Soldiers, AVidows and Parents entitle.l to Pensions. Fee, $10 only, when «laim is allowed. Write to us at once. ADVICE FltEE.

TO WEAK MEW

Bufffiring from tlio ftffcctfl of yontbfiil orrora, early decRj*, wjiRUnpTTeaknpjfl, lostmanbood, etc., I wiU pend

valutiblo tre»u«» (nealcd

Winslow,Lanier & Co.,

17 NASSAU STREET, New York.

BANKERS,

rax iri:sTi:Rrstatus, corporatio.xs, it a xks a yn mercha

We Have Just Passed

tunl umllinwiirHiid hosiery at special prices.

O"1"'"'"' '-•""O" l''!'"'"!.", W, Muslins au.l Floor Oil Cloth »l

K'i^ottSJr

Call tunl go.t a big bargain ii'Clonk lliis week. *s

These are bargains which beats the world!

for giving tliebest values for U^'feas^outlVy^GenU^ameThair s1drts'aiui°dlawU"1,C'r"'far

variety, "'V/V'v"

ts.

1XTERF.ST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS ASD LOANS NEGOTIA TED.

Ladies' Tailoring.

The undersigned, havini.* rented rooms in the Kellopp Sehool of Ladios' Freneh Tailoring, anil also having the use of La Couteuriercand LeLuxe, the tinost Fn»liion .loumnls published, brought on by Mrs. Layne for the benetit of tier pupils. We are prepared to make Till:'. MOST STYLI SI 1 CAltMKNTS in the city. We invite the Indies to Rive us a call and make our rooms a place to stop and rest when out hopping. .1. K. HUl.W'TON,

I.IDli: MACK.

126 1-2 West Main Street

The Ladies'Drv Goods House and Ladies' Bazar.

127 and 129 East Main Street, Crawlordsville, Ind.

^HUMPHREYS'

VETERINARY SPECIFICS

For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs, AND POULTRY. S001'uffP Book on Trnntiomt of Aiiinmlx nndt'linrt Hem 1'rcts (!ritr Fovcrw,Congest Ion », 111 Hamnm I Ion A.A.i spinal iIcniiiirltl»» Ulllk I'Vvcr.

Slrulim* liiimvueMNt (Ism. I Nnfinl niNclinrtfCH.

HOIH

or Wornin.

Cuuitli^ lien

CM,

11.11.—I'rinnry

nnd Kidney

l.l.--Kru|itivi» .Mnnu»'. J. of OigOMlidii, i'lirulyHiH.

F.HMLO

IVittlo

coutAlnlng full

l^rtle«l*ra for homo euro. FREEof charge. A eplondid modiral work should l)o road by orery nan who is oorrous and dnbilltf^d. Addresa, Prof* F. FOWLEIU Jloodus, Cona*)

OV.T 50TLOSI\HX

Sold by Druptfistfi: or Sent Prepnid anywhoro and in any quantity on Rcccip! of Price •?umphrovs' Medtrino Co.. 109 Fulton St., N. Y.

hTuaoSU yc«rs. Tliocnly pncc^ssf'd rom^dy fur

Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,

find Prosiratloi). FROM T.VPR^OTK or other CRUSI-B. luTvin!, or ft viMaaml larr« vinl pnwdtir. for J5. Hoi.unv l)iiLU^tisT«. orKontpohtphid on roo-.pi of Uncc.—HiuufUicii* JicdlclxmCUtf iUU luiUto UU« b. 1.

0RUNKEMESS W LIQUOR HABIT.

wmme tvopio m&te/s but o/te cube

[)»HA|KESGOLDEN

ABE I_iE"VI3STS03Srf

oiTc'r

lad'in crawfordsville know

bring you to tho counter if they don't, there is nn virtne in ,'i,.,,w, „i„ i'

'V0U

all wool Henrietta, value if 1.00, sale prico 75c With tlK* now tnr^ff i.™ ""-h Silk Wrap Henrietta, value? 1/J5, sale price 115c. 4H inch fTored over any counter in the world.

lllt

bargain. Hotter goods in proportion. Lades' hfav^vel^ in this sale only 35c. A great

Childrons'beavy Merino vests nnd pants for la, 20, 35 and 50c. All good values. See our ctiildrens' good wool school hose. Special price this week. Also special salo of Canton flannels and blankets. It will pa.v you to look at this department this week.

Ask to see tho 1,000 dozen ladies genuine French Kevero handkerchiefs, 7 rows revering, worth 10c.. for 5c.

Special Notice

Notwithstanding tho advance in plushes by the Mclviiiley bill, wo will place on sale for 10 days, the greatest bargains iti plush cloaks Crawfordsyillo ever heard of, and which cannot be bought of the manufacturers at prices we will sell these goods lor so every lady in need of a cloak will save money by giving me a call this week ns these are facts and it will bo to your interest to take advantage of these bargains.

Misses and Childrens' Wraps.

EAST MAIN SWETT

I.OUIS llISI'IKiF.

Lurmt't Stach nnil Lmrr*t I'rirr*

II niii'f

in lhis

Here you find a full assortment of as fine

Novelties as are imported, and almost an

cndloss selection of medium grade gar

ments, with a big choice of goods suitable

for school wear. Infants cloaks In great

,,n

B,ock

at,'"

niakx

(Jute

HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC

And the best lamp ever made, like Aladdin's of old, "wonderful lamp!" A lamp nliftolutely iiotiovploj»Ivo and tin*

I'liriiutontM.

r,F,»Colic or (•riprx. llcilynclM. Mlm.'i»rrl »jn*, ilriiiorrtingrf*,

lroi(kah)oy

DIM-IIM-H.

SPECIFIC.

It o:m 1m* ^riwti in a cup '1 tea or rolltv.or in ar ol''tiK.wl, witlioiit tin- kDowl^l^rt' »f the t.iitiont, if sary: St absolutely liarmli'SH Hnd will ftlvft a and sp'«-«l.v cure*, whether flit* iMit*nt a moderate* drinker or an alehollewreck. ITNHVKH FAILS. It operates PO »jutCJtly and withsueh certainty that tho patient, undergoes no Jncoiivenli'm't1, and ere lie In awnr«\ his complete reformation is etfeted. -iH-pajre book pariSeulars free. Nyo Co.. lru»r*rtsUs Crawfordsville lnd. 17/—

A If MANHOOD

VBOr 1^^, i-'urJy liecnvund A HUSO, \B 1MB *Q *kInjpotency, Loit Vigor, and fcmUh folly r'ltored Vnricoctlflcorod. Purtteolareed, RtrcB^thiDtd. HfwHomeTrc»tlio««nt free sod ie»led. IStcrcsy. I'rut 1L o. iiLT'l'b* 17-11 ulivu &U»

tn State.

ynufmm tn $5o/i oich uurnn»il.

BEATERS!

We have, said "wo do the

department.

°,f Vlai'k

N0,110

Drcss

k"0W.antUhll,1J

4r i'y \\r

,11cc£s

iccs

^oods "'e carry and

followids items will

''•!1^lish Henriettn cloth worth 25 to ffic.

now tariff law staring us in tho face, theso are tho grandest bargains ever

consistent with our reputation

which

^ivcsn

alar9

noflj

brilliant Avliltolijjht of 85

catulle jmutrf

Purer and brighter than gas light, softer than elcctnc linht, more chrrrful ttian either! 'I hat lump is

.00

CnxJs with Sp"el!lo«. MaiM.tU, V« ii*rlu:iry lire1 Oil nnd Mcdicntor, S? .00 Jr»r Vrlfi'iniiry Curr Oil, 1.00

"The Rochester.'*

JV6.Smnfc?«

SPECIFIC No.

Stnrll. K^Hrokcn Chimney*.

Only i|v»« yiMir^ old.iimJ over I wo inilliwitx In line. it juust-1"'n u«mm| I.IIII| to m-iki! ,HIU:Ii ii tolJiii^ miis'i'nh, IiuJo.mJ it i.s, for JiiinpH limy c«iiii! and titmpfl niiiv but ini» ltm.'lnutcr" Pliin.-i on

rrverl "Ovor V!,MIO niii-ile vnricfic*— linucHiH' imd Table P.niMMiet and ^tmly, V:,v(. JUKI piniio I .mips -every Uh.d, In 1* «»tx/o ami Ittack VS rmiwlil Iron.

Afk tln» lump denier for it. Pu- llio trudtv n*nik Hiimp: TUB IP»cm .^Tiit." If hadn't Ui«! treiiuine Korhi'sier and t.lie «tylo you num.:, or

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