THE SCR ANTON TlilRTTNE TUESDAY MORNING. APRTL 17. 1891.
SCRAN TON TRIBUNE
F. E. WOOD,
Goneral Manager.
rrni isnrn daily anh WBBELT in MaA
TON. PA.. U V 1 HI.' 'llllUfM! H II I IMI I NO
CoilPASV
sifted and versatile man, aw second
only to thst of Sir. Wfiius. Vtt pol
ished, atuiuble aud witty at Sir. Dhjisw
uudoubwdly is, aud tu the face of aU
moat phenomenal Rifts of oratory und
bononbla nanoevw, th rxeeatlve
ixd of tiu v ni'Vriiit railway iot-r-MKti
hit not 1 1 1 1 1 1 -il Hih owiotrv
blbitini: any person from uwoinir more
'.ii i:. I'll acres of laud. U in laid that
this bill was constructsd at tbe request
of only une man. If, tharefore, there
arn other men possessing equally unique
liii'titnl conceptions, u poaUl curd to
P IV i- will, parbapa, tin u k Iheao'j
to ii oi, r is wh t tin inn . i
r ; .; i ' nn ' ' m 1 1 ; h r M 01 ;
wages, owns 4.0(H) railway rars which are
DOM In trauspiirtiug bla gouils, auil has Tbtl
or Sju borsas tu haul bi wagons. Pitty or
sixty thmisnud persons receive direct sup.
port from the wsj-es paid iu bis ineat-pack-IOg
tmsiiiesa alone, If we estimate fiiml
ii i .a the nensni baala. He ih a larger
in ner of cram elnvalurx tliuu any other
i lieldnal in eithei ii.oiiNiiii.-ri': be is the
P p i inr r ii ln f etory wblrb iirm
ill ItlsM 7 1 iflll to i v. a", ini
GOLDSMITH'S 9 BAZAAR
AE HAVIv no doubl that April's intentions are ood. While
sh T"; a impnl position to stop and sit down
u o d k cca. Ly. shi will get here by and bye
and bring some weath.r with her.
Oh, April ! Hear our pleading call.
We give it up you've foo!ed U3 all.
In the meantime come out between the showers, or snows (as
the case may be), and see what we have to make life worth liv
ing. Look at these:
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lHt SCRAN10N IRlBUNt
sl'kaNTON. Ai'KU. M tsw
TaTh JOCHK vl recouiea thr tact that
it oaunot hop" to vltv.se those who
utilite every public question for the
partisan advancement of IVuiocrtitic
ambitious; an.l it bus the good sms
DO) tVell to trv
ii ItMUltl S'HII
For Boi-our!i ImprewtiMnta
A movement of lOtna CQMttlMBM 1
i' itiMd in PtttttOtV K -presenting- very
iKVUtat-'v tlieiouJitmui of the Ijplc ll
early mining town, that borough bfel
for mnv year txhibited evidences of
a tendency toward reform It has
liradunUy dawned opou the community
tbat streets pared with rough cobble
stone; gutters obstructed with acouni
ulatious of refuse, back alley slogged
up by tab damps eud garbage piles, and
waste drains traversing the aurr'ave lo
stead of beiug plaoad uudsrarounl do
not represent tbe best possibilities i(
small ntnotclpalltlaa aud are iusufticieut
sitb.r to attract immigration or to pro
rent removals to communities offering
superior inducements.
'I'be effort to set this progressive
seiitliueut taoaliltd upcu some specido
and practical p'.an of public Improve
m!U has ouiy just been successful,
tut now ta.it a start has been made,
good reaalti may quickly follow. L'pon
a valuation eiceedink; $700 000
borough of Puutou aheidy tut a
bonded debt of betweeu $30,000 aud
fl'.i'iA I'be Saw permits boroughs to
fei M bocds to within t t-r cent, of the
total borough raluitioti. Eibt p r
eent. of $700 000 woull gire room ouly
.'or tl W0 to $-.'6 000 of uew indebted
nees. wbt-reas. to inaU- a resp.ctabie
start towar 1 a modern system of sew
ers aud paring would require at least
calculation a $30,000 bond issue, tuis
being tr.e amount deci led upoa by tbe
Neeal utiisa m-eting of Pitts'ou
aiticsaa Thia dilenau, bo we rar, son id
be olved first by no increase in
raluiti' B, w'tuca is absurdlv low;
weoodly, ty a slightly increased tax
1-vy '.evoi-d to tho liquidation of a
portion of tbe outstanding indebted
i ho. The vstualioa oi Pittston bor
;.: . OBgbt certainly to teas nun as
ttie valuation nt Pivmoutn borough,
which is abt-ve 11,100000 or of Nanti
coke, unlet) is more I ban $1,000,000.
Suc'i valuation would zir room to is-
so ' OC worii of new boids, wiile
a tea-mill extra lery for boroag-u par
pests woui 1 farnts i $10,000 annually
to be divided between tbs s.nicin
fund and -neral expenses.
It may te ukn for granted, loo,
in this connection that with public
ser.ttmT.t ;ater-3' '. in the borough's
gSWraaMBt, many economies la ad
ministration will help to swell the
treaanry, irrespectire of tbe proposal
bond issue. JInney has obrioosly been
axpendetl in the past iu a careless if
not criminal manner. Tuis has been
recently instanced in sensational revel
ations as to gradir.g acl paring con
tracts, for wiiieh large orercbarges
have been discovered, To bria? about
rtaibla irnprovment will natarally
cost 'cm money . but is will probably
cat far less than obstrnctiouiaU im
agine. Tne enlietUMBt of a commnn
ry's HCt'.ve interest la its own govern
ment is generally a sure precursor to
important sconomies followed by bet
ter public result..
KlSATOfl CaMEKuN haa doubtlsss
heard fr )m Donal ere thia.
Rkpl blicaN9 VAtmUtLT rejoioe that
Democratic congressional partisans,
after all their blester, must nowiat
; . r jo - , . -.ting '.: : bus the real
aignificanas of their surrender exteifd
far beyond the jubilation of faction or
party und btcoroes a snbjact for bonss!
national thanksj;ir.ng. It ts the vindi
cation of the right of the majority to
rale.
CMMm BstXUnDtaMfi allged con
aoracy to mm him existed long before
be was born Its other Dime is social
self-protection.
TliK issi.itTlos is made in tha W.uh
iugtou corresp auileuoe of the I'.d! . ll
pblo Record that several Republican
senators are relied upon by the social-
lists to vote for the income tax. This
nay be true, tut we donbt It Tha
I moral pilf between tha senator wbo
1 would depreciate the poor man s dollar
SO per cent, through free coinage of
deolinini; silver bullion, and tlie man
I who would put tho burden of taxation
on a small class may not be large; but
! neither polity has any plat in the Ite-
I pablltan platform in time of peace.
! Both are fundamentally and hopeleslv
wrong
It i UK friends of Senator t'ameioii
have serious and weighty public argu
ments In favjr of his re-electum, now
f is the time to begin the detuto. Iba
public is not pi judioed. It merely
! wauts fair play
Young Adopts in Crime.
For the public's own sake a uust
search! ug inquiry should aud doubtUss
will be made into the circumstances
whioh led Vi -year old William W ilsh
md kit javeuiie confedarataa to adopt
' and pursue their long and OOIUiploQOtll
I career of crime I'he ci'ii itions which
1 impelled these ingenious aud penUtODt
little thieves to prosecute for mouths a
TMonatlfl campiigu of bnrglatlooi
evil doing the boldness of which would
lh . do credit to rogues of tunce their age
should be defined witti uncommon
care, aun then studied most earnestly
by local advocates oi! social reform
No fact is more conspicuous today
thuu that juvenile depravitv is on the
I rapid increase. What are the causes
of ibis increase'.' Why should an age
I of unparalleled cirilization at the same
lims be an age of imp iralleled aud fust
j multiplying orim.r A: wh it point or
points do th-se striking co-iuci leuoes
Quite in tne intimite relationship of
! cause and effect? How may tbif rela
j tiouship be brokeu'.' What practical
the steps or immediate local utility will
and ! briu us by the shortest cut to the core
01 tuts clcculty i : suable us to ittct
a whole or parti il cure;
Tuvse are tne questions whioh oug it
to occupy ths utnda of all earnest re
formers and they are questions which
should beinsotui ma as ice illumiud
by a complete investigation of the so
sailed boy burglars' gang. It will be
possible with all the facta in this case
oefore us to reach important conclu
itoas tending to cuiio future punitive
and corrective efforts. If otviliiatioa
and education brim: only dangers,
w;tnut thsir curs, it is tim this gan
eratico knew ic. Ami much that is
wild end reckless in our current phil
osophy awaits correction by the ririd
presentation of eommou, yes, too com
mon, sociological facts.
ii ui i I K I e.i ra woit i
not hare tu itawg auotlt ib- sir e a,
' o Ingtbelrhorna' In order toaalltbair
prodaoe," He also asks If the in n'
t'hauls of SortntOO are opposed to a
market, und If such u mnrket, prcrlded
it were Well conducted , WOttld uot be
of mutual benefit
This inbjeot bus been repeatedly ag
itated, without vUiblo success. Vet
tho proposition Is an admirable one, is
not, so far us we know, opposed by
auy of Urn io.-si merohanta, and would
nnquaatlonanly u ,f mutital benefit.
The main dillleultv seems to bo in get
ting uapltallstl tn inOTO iu Die matter ;
and i veil this ditllculty is trrn'oable
largely to the lack of a convenient cen
tral looatton, A genural market on
either the West or South siiiti would
lu patronised chldlv by West or aiith
Bldere; while one in the central elty
could not bo conveniently located
Wltfaonl lUTodlng a residence district,
Wbiob would at once create opposition
n i v. rtheless, ihe oonitant growth of
BorantOO, with its enlarging number ol
street random and the eoueeqnenl strain
00 the piitdlo pntience. will dottbtloil
'it no distant day call a public uiurliet
place into existence. There in plenty
of business for one now There will
b more business In tha greater Scran
lou that's coming
( gossip
01 Politicians.
The Philadelphia Record persists iu
oonfnalug Mayor Connell with his un
cle, William Connell; but whan we re
member that its proprietor. Mr. Sing
eily, is trying the peacemaker role in
the face or a coming 1100,000 majority
for Hastings his little pen slips cat) bo
i excused.
Ml
Everything Is said to hare bean ad
justed for the nomination of Repre-
eutative Joseph Sibley agaiust Ueneral
li tstiuiis. tie is believe ) to be sum
oiently Democratic to carry the Demo
cratic Vote aud also closu enough to
to the Populists to enlist iu his sup
port free silverites, nationalists und
lis iff ct.-d citizms generally. Besides.
.Mr. bibley is rich aud not averse to
using his wealth in a tnauuer to de-
j light the party workers.
i. . Iieioj llle e.p ' t i.i'
ii. in i y . tin it rbe pasi winter la 8
linalwl ni tu,n(si'(i!i in. . i ii i euo -monaoredti
un tin right si.i f the r dgir
for the eommoroial metropollaol thtoenn
try Quod heaped np and of erflowing
can COBa OUt Of wall Itreet on uccaslou.
Apt ami Appreciated,
Ui-ktvn J Heaali
BeoatOI Lodgl I deeerlptlon Of the Dem
ocratic tarilf tlirm y as "the gospel uf ile
spail" will be tboronghly appreclsteil by
t booianda of worklngraan whom ib Wii-
son bill line deprived Of ll.eir livelihoixl.
-. -
Ttir bVal Obl-ctlons.
illtimuit Atnmi aa.
An ineiiiiii. tx WOOld BOt Ottlj be BO"
popular, but un-Amarlcan and tucolleot1
Ible.
DO YOU KNOW
That before purobaftlng anything
in our line jrou ittould be lure to
examine our itock1
Btl.vfTiU'i. DBSIONI IN'
Dinner, Tea and
Toilet Sets
All tbe loutliiij; slm)ii"j aud deoOI
ationii
Baby Carriages
TO .SL IT ALL PURSES.
Ail Prices Rock Bottom.
Coursen, Clemons & Co.
422 LACKA. AVE,
Beautiful New Ducks,
Striking New Galatea Cloths,
Hand-made Dotted Swisses,
Novel French Wool Challies,
Quadruple Printed Brocaded Caslimeringi,
Plain and Dotted Serpentine Crepe3,
Scotch Crinkle Ginghams,
French Swivel and Lace Effect Ginghams,
American Creponettes, the latest,
French and German Printed Flannels,
American and English Swivel Silks,
Irish Printed 40-inch Linens.
AND
Wool
G-ood
If in THF;EE monti.s Sooth Carolina's
fifty- aertn disptrmnes sold $2(9,140.76
worth of "Tillmin red-eye," at a ut
profit of 41,163 3y. how long will it be
befora eac!a stiU will be its own sa
il ja keeper I At this rate each one of
Colonel Tillman's depots could pay the
$' lieeose exscted in this state and
yrt be the winner to yearly amount
offtff&M, No statistics as to elco
holism Sonth Carolina ff -cte under
the new law accom iany the report of
tbe state liquor cooimisioner; hence
the net gain to the people from this
curious 1 tw remains, as liefore, a mat
ter of icdirldnal conjecture.
N'omiuee McDoual !, whose appoint
ment to the Kingston lustniHStersliiD is
Iiuiik up iu the senate, owing to th
fnergtftic opposition of Kepregeutativo
Hines, is busy getting aik'nera to a po
tition endorsing his candidacy. H is
said to tie reaetvlng some prominent
support; but Hines is still confident
that McDonald will not be confirmed.
Politics in Small Doses:
Representative ftoiio, of Warren, will be
renominated without opposition.
Jack Knbinson claims be already 1ihs
sixty delegates and will get, enough more.
Ex-Collector Tvin Cooper la out o! oBice
fur the first time in twenty-four years.
Charles B. Smith will probably make tbe
legislative race against Captain Flantiery
in Luzerni's Fifth district.
Cooper for congress il the idea in Dole
ware county if Jack Robinson gets the
lieutenant governorship.
Editor D. A. Orr, of the HarrKburg Pa
triot, knows when It Is time to stay instd".
He will not le Democracy's candidate
agnin-it Hantingj.
'-'olonel Gingerly is quoted a having cor
reded Uastiug's e'lection by ;-i00,000 plural
i'.y.
cx-kepresentalive Brnmm and Major
sain L,oscn nave lockeil noma in a merry
ngut over tne scuuylkill Itepubl'.i'an con
giesional nomination.
Tom Coopur doi sn't expect the Demo
cratH to carry moro tliau two congress d;s
tricts next fall; the Kighth aud Ninth,
Depew for President.
It is too singular and too uncalled -for
a cirenmatsne this thnatrisal
westrn leap of Mr. LVptW Into the
presidential areiu o be accepted in
ui. questioning faith. A serious and !
conservative seoksr for tbe presidential
nomination would scarcely choose for
bis time of announcement the short pe
riod of his flying visit to a western
city; and for his surrounding tbe
gfOWdtd corridors of a pflblifl hotnl
througn which tbe inquisitive report-
ra scurried at midnight. Mr. Depew
is dramatic, esoteric and delightful ,
but he is scarcely crazy. His worst en
emy roust admit his sanity and meas
urable shrewdness.
Tho truth of the matter doubtless is
that Mr. Dapew was playing a little
quiet joke on the nnhnt Ht. L nls in
terrogator; and possibly indulging at
he same time la a witty nature's nat
ural curiosity. Rocollneting tha time
when that same hotel had been lavishly
idorued with placards extolling him
lelf as "The Grangers' Friand" whlab
feat of humor supplies the k-r to Mr.
1).-paw's whole chanictar the presi
dent of the New York Central Railway
eoinpany uo donbt thought he would
in a droll way Gnd out how the west
era masses regurd him politically, aud
reserve this informatloc for aueh uses
hi the future may evolve. Tbi is the
clever Yankeeneii of the matter; a
ttOM at once practical and entertain
ing, yet doing nobody harm.
Tho result has certainly beoti per
sonally erntifying; for the expressions
itdducd touabing this hypothetical
candidacy reveal Mr. Dapew'i pouei
lion of many broad elements of popu
larity. There la not and lias never
has been any denial of hia large ability.
Wheu President Harrison extended to
Mr. Depew a proffer of the aeeretary
ibip of state he correctly recognized
the diplomatic and aocial rating of this
For a New National Air.
The leadar of tne West Point ban t,
A. A. Clappe, renews the muoh-mooted
subject of a nw national air by offer
ing to pay $iOO for tha words and mu
sic of u song which ahall be to tha
people of the Uuitert States every thin r
that the Marseillaise ii to tbe citiz-ns
of Franc His offar is accomnsnisd
by just criticisms of the present so
called national airs, which, if not bor
rowed bodily from rvirnpen sonroes,
are in tho m dn weak and msanitiglcs?.
We must except, of course, that ster
ling naval hymn, "The Hanner of the
Sea," whlah has a IN0BUM and
thythin p"C ilUrly adapted to tha pur
poses for which it wai compoael, hut
which is not elaiined to bs of snfhVis.'it
scope lo serve th- c irapr-)hnsi v mis
sion of ti.e one palriotio air that vry
nation should possess a:.d tint every clt
i izen of that nation sun il I know by
heart and sing intuitivoiy wniuuvsr
patriotically inspired.
Wi.ils, therefore, tha need of IttOb
an air is freely conceded, It may be
fairly doubted whether Uandiiiater
Olnppe'i offer of a money pilz will
la AM it to be conceived. This sri of
small political artifice, deal and dicker,
iu which national prinolplis are being
diignstlufly subordinated to partis m
incompetency', ctional spits and agra
rian tumult, Is an uufortutiato period
for the composition of patriotio songs.
A time of peace in any etsnt is too
tame for that divine inspiration which
has to be fltnhed along the electric im
pulses of a great crisis aud forged hot
and glowing in tho fires of national
strts. If we aro henceforward to be
a nation of perpetuated amity, we shall
have doubtless to gut along without
any reully good DAtlOlial hymn; but
presumably the security of life and
property thus nssursd would fully
compensate us for any sentimental de
ficiency tn haroie muslo
NOTfcS OF THE STAGE
A new line of Black Silk Grenadines,
Printed Japanese Silks from 25 cents upward,
Changeable Glace and Taffeta Silks,
Plain and Figured Surahs,
Black and Colored Satin Sublime,
Black and Colored Engadines,
Covet Cloth, the latest Wool Novelty,
Black and Colored Rayures,
Black and Colored Diagonals and Serges,
Changeable Brocade Dress Novelties,
Black and Colored Broadcloths,
Black and Colored Cravanettes.
AYLESWORTH'S
Meat Market
Tho Fir,est In the City
The latest improved fur
nishings aud apparatus for
keeping meat, butter and eggs.
i ;3 Wyoming Ave.
THE CEI.EBRATFO
PIANOS
rtttot the Moit Popular and Prrf
Leading Arum
With the New Valves
Out of Sight
Our new Hicycies are now
to be seen at our 314 Lacka
wanna avenue store.
VICTORS, J
SPALDING,
CREDENDA,
GENDR0NS,
And a full line of Boys' and
Girls' Wheels. We are mak-
j r I ing extremely low prices on
ENAMEL WARE
For ONE WEEK we will sell tuamel Waie at tbe following unDr
cc-dented price.'-.
Tea and Coffee Pots
ONE-QT"ArT
40C.
Ttvo-gvArn
47c.
THREaVQUABl
SSc.
JCB vt'ART,
eoc.
Also Dresden and Preserving Kettles, .Sauce Pans
Wash Di-be and Ti-a Kettles at equally low prices.
70c.
and Pota.
GLOBE SHOE STORE
Wsrsrooms : Opposits Columbus Monumsnt
20B Washington Av. 8cranton,Pa.
Second-hand Wheels.
Up to DATE
J
n WH I IHMU RQfl
!I iLLInlliU Vx U !U
Reliable Goods
One Price
Satisfaction Guaranteed
t ui
314 La' ka. Ave.
CONRAD'S
227
On Tin: east side of tbe SiUMjuebannii
river, within a radius of two uiliet
from the ceuter of f'ittston borou,fb,
reside stifllelsrit p(tMHI to populate and
maintain an efliciently govemu I third
elass elty. The consolidation of thesi
eoinmanltli's nnder on csntraliz 'd au
thority is certain to come sonit day.
Why not now';
AN instructive ex.imule of what
Populism leads to is supplied in tieua
tor Prffer't rerun t bill to force the shc
rctary of the treasury to isnue f!850. 001),
000 iu Treasury notes, te be loaned to
towns, boroutfhg ami counties without
lntereat; aud at tbe sums time pro-
Lillian Kussell will appear at The Froth
iimham iu May
Thomas E. Suea, at the Academy this
week, ha many warm ivrsmial friends In
HTauton, who greeted him enthuslusi
ally.
James W. Hawkins ha just ri.iiiilele(l a
new insy, eniuied, "I lie Miliar King.'
Mam ice ilarryinon anil K. J. Henley ari
looking for a strong drama in whlrh ti
link interests,
Henry Uixey is to play a long engage
mem in "wmis at ralmet's tlii-Bter in
New lork, beginning in June.
James J. dirbett Ib making more money
wiin ins variety BOnpaDf tliau any OM
tragedian p the country, now that. Irving
li'l I urte I
Frederick Ward ims parthMtd Beat
wny ' .nrieiorrs iiay, " l lni Mon's iMniitb,
Whlrh he has been actiug for aoveral ea-
sons.
Seymour Hess, lending man of tlie".)ane
Company, fell on the etago of the Aeaih illy
of Music in Jersey City last week and se
verely injured l is kne v Me will not be
able to resume hia part for some days.
francls WIImb'I hew npera, the music
of which l by JakobowekJ. and tbe book
bv J, Cbeever Goodwin, win ho produoed
under dliection of ltli.hr.rd Barker at
Abbey's llieatai next lall. Its ICOnM are
laid iu Hesse and France.
Mine, ffoajwkk'e sesayi and sketches,
OOQtrlbttted t'y her to VArlOUl magazines,
are t' he BttbllsUed in DOOM fOI Bj
lie Wolf Hopper will mnke kliprodUO"
tloa of "Or symai ' at tbe Broad way thea
ter on Hept U Edna Wnllere Hopptt
und Jenule Uoldthweite will be In the
cast.
Ji'lla Pol Is the star next aensou in
"' 'larette," a llgbl npera frnni the UoUdofl
stage. Nat. Hath n to mauug" her. S!ie
will appear In military common
John Drew, in "The Huttetdles.'' ati
peari to have no didlcultv in lining pal.
iner's theatre at evi i y rloi malice. The
play Is now In its third mouth, and the
audiences am ns well pleased as wheu it
wns first produced.
Beorge Tbetoner win appenr In Anew
iniisiciil roinedy In Pratt a liuinont next
lemon. The hcuiius are lull) in New York,
and the name will hn "About Holhaiii '
The oonptny win Include a bevjf of the
bust alugiiig and dancing pouorettes in the
profession.
Oilm ! ' Rlob Ilaivsit.
MwsxfsfplUfl Bscoret.
There never wasa govornornf North Car
olina whocoulil uioiedi'ligliliiilly entertain
the governor of South Carolina), or, for
that matter, any man or woman who Mail
witbiu ear snot of his natal parionallti
than the lulu Senator Vance. He could
tell a atory ao that the tllllOB was morn
tluiu tho tale; mid he was as lull of ahac
flotee ns I boaeyoomb i toil of boney,
Heatli uiade sad worlc last week amn'ig ur I
distinguished OltllsBS. MOator l ain e,
David Dodly Weld und QeBeral Blooan all
went togotheron the inevitable journey.
A Typical American C 09 us.
Fiootihy Ittm.
Philip D. Armour, Chicago's richest citi
MO, 1h perhuiis the greatest trader In the
World, lie is also one ot the greatest
nanafaotnrara in this or any eonoTry, in
this Capacity lloai be employs ia,l)00 tier
enus, pays .t),O0l),(ICO cr T,0un,U00 yearly lu
NECKWEAR
STOCK BOWS,
REVERSIBLE
4-IN-HANDS,
WHITE LAWN
STOCK TIES AND BOWS,
Somathing Now for
FULL DRESS.
FINE ENGRAVING
Wedding Invitations,
Announcements,
Lackawanna Avenue
EVANS & POWELL, Proprietors
Dr. Hill Son CONWAY
Albany
Dentists
HOUSE
FASHIONABLE
MILLINERY
I BN K I S ,v MORRIS, for mi rly with
'' I '"id .Tones, iliaplav a 1 11 rife anil
wellMlected itook of Fuljlonabti
Bprlng Styles in Millinery.
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TritntuliiK.
Menus and Dinner Cards,
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?ft teeth, fcVJfl: bt sets . for fOA caw
and teeth WWKMl rlatee oalle.i crown and
bridge work, oall to: prices and referereas
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Two Copies for 16c.
Single Copies, 13c.
By Dr. Shimber-g,
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Pianos and Organs
At Wholesale and Retail, on easv monthly payments,
pay to wait lor them,
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08 Lack
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Ami nil kiuds GARDEX
SEEDS in bulk anil iu pack-
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H E M M AVE.