El
itts Eitistiint etaptett.
_ _e: =
Mani. Altars i' So much han‘been
written, said siding about the petrn
called "Beitittifilß ow," -that I'ithink
"The Rain" has . left out in the cold.
In the following exquisite stanzas I have
endeavored to do slight (English sleet)
justice to this much abused and grossly
slightedcommodity. Doubtless, as was
the case with . "Beautiful Snow," there
will, be numbers f adopters, Wooten,
imitators and clef ants. To all I would
now say, distinct) and definitely, that.
the words ere - no copyrighted; and are
the original ' comtiosition of "Jeemes,
Pipes, -.of Pipesvifte," and composed at -
Peekskill, N. Y., Sply 9, 1889:
Oh, the sale, the beautiful rain,
Inning alike on bill, dale and plain;
• Over lne surnlP - toPs,' 'timers and Leeks. .
Over the butchers' carts, all lull of meats—
Pouring,
Whirling,
Rushing along. •
Beautiful mill! come down so strong.
Subbing the paint off a lady's elects,
Waking - her give= inward shri
. Beautiful rain from the heavens above—
Come ant at it quick or you'll catch cold,ml love l'
Oh, the risit i re bean Mut rain!
Hashing au
isle
drenching w•p
Coming down te funs
it soaks the peciettrlans every one,
Wheeting, •
- • , - • Duettist, ' •
Coughing by-.
It moistens the nose and bungs up the eye;
Ana even the ducks,wlth a gasek round bound,
Dash into puddles from the dusty g; •
• Thep mole - are rushing to catch the trash • :
To het out of he 4mup of "beautiful rain."
How the wild crowd goes swearing along,
Because they left their umbrella's{ home, •
How the gay "Grecian benders" like meteors
Sash by,
Breached to the skin: lint between 70/ 1 end I,
. Tut:yids' t smelt ,
_ . • Nor twin nt,
•_ • " -- + t dragging their train
Yrs? dirty Pavements soaked with rain—
s= se cure when U fall frost the sky '
Bight into big water butts, by and byt
Antithe youngsters are whacked for getting wet
Or Plarnt Mita:beats in the horrible street. •
• ou t
Once I went in t he gain, sold / fell —
Yet, ilke the rain drops—into a well;
Yell to be ensuped in riyistamsch, my feet:
Yell several sect, till / felt dead beat—
Bleeding,
Swimming,
• . Heaving weigh
(Only I couldn't be beard, by the by),
I'd have given my bead for a morsel of bread.
Tor I sea ed my Mends thought me "very dead,"
Messrs. Moses .6 sons, L thought of in vein,
Poe a waterproof overcoat to keep out the rain.
Once, I went to a l'air—in the l'eautifal rain,
-.And muse love to a girl, Ins shady lane.
Aim I kissed her—l did—and her name was
"
"Brace,"
And Or It I. gots slap in the face.
m
Fay •
ilother
~
' ..
dieters, all •
Said I deurved It as much as my UM
And - I felt like some wretch -that goes shivering
Or a v ery small sweep in a chimney high, '
7or, of all that wits on or about me 'twee plain.
Theft was nothing—that -bad not been soaked by
It Isnot at all strzzige, that this besutifiil rain
Should fell on several sinners. both landsorhe -
um plain: .
It is not a/1 strange, when the night eomt • amaze'
If it should' ram quite mrhord on my desperate
-brain.
Panting, ,
Ringing wet, '
Drying—alone.
Quite too wet ihr my prayer. Two weeks for' y
, moan,
That cant be 'heard in tat splash of the crazy
&me mad In its joy at the rain coming down;
• While I Ile in a night gown made of muslin
• tPlidne, •
Cosily tucked up In,bed—out of the "beautiful
rain:" . •
FIMKSIEBLS.
--Miss Visalia Rerun is in Paris.
—Crickets are destroying the Mormon
=An ex cimge calls jail yardn hanging
garden&
—Prussia talks of a submarine cable to
Americti. . \
—A new Prtuudiui \ rifle fires SO shots
per minute. ' • ,
Loulsville"is to pave a new German
opera twine.` . '
—Nashville has a ghost which sits' on
tostl
top of s house. . .
;.NewparVhas at ded. High prices
killed its hotels. • .
.
—A.fine crop of a Island cotton is
expected this year. t,,
—Five zaillicia photographs of Lamer
tinehave been sold.
• —Boston will receive Mr. Longfellow
on his return from abroad.
Boncicault has a new play called
"The Electric Telegraph.'"
—Prayer . Meetings are at at all fash
hmable at Cape May this year.
—Father Gavazzi has now charge of
a Protestant chapel in Venice.
-3 . ohn GI. Saxe , is going to in 'l3e
tember to lecture in Caroni's.
—Mrs.:Livermore says she is going to
vote at the next Chicago election.
—Lydia Thompson and Pauline Mark
ham haves cottage at Long Branch.
-Mr Bouneria income's $183,000, for ,
particulars see the New 'Fork Ledger:"
.:—Bismarck and Van Roon,, the 24hda,
ter of War, do not speak to each other.
• —!Onehtuuked and tlfty`Bletops have
accepted% the Pope's Invitation to. the
ecittic, l "
_;,...f10gd Charles Hatallton had a duel
-in Pula recently and had one aide whis
ker shot off. '
—Biltinidie is death on the drummers.
A comMeretalttsveller payed 8i00" line
these recent ly ,; t i
, - :(ilisUive - Dore Theophile Geo.'
tier, are to - acompany the - Empress of
the:Frendat:4o ADV._ I
—A (*temporary speaking of O'Bold•
irin, the Irish gi t ttOt; says. "he is very .
mach-loOked ; up to in St. Louls.”
;'CariPOrtnes has married a female
~hyata ind'.agaia It is riot Mrs. Di.
Walker who has-been selected for the of.
--Chicago Me a Seas road roller
imported ftom France. Ths Frond:
11 :4 31 1 10 11!H 10t .
4heceentrlly Make French
. .
milsye.'.
1V 4:1.,
Ob California wine firs zW, Wan
3teitable4:llmetld to, havi (*Caudal for ma.
)1110/21;09°chii,mPagitP I,lllo`
' • ,
per aanq {;
- , lrenduckyT. heir:has.:bild; a egg:
shsitwinkffkS,4ed.nee4 l osl, OisidiTtike:
edlta
,Csattle • fitgl l 2. l4 4)igilictulth ,
owner sannrso. t, I
-An aCbange l the r? p,
Pude %Iloilo& aid tirouglitiorth water
The modern is recostnendoi to pers
iorin tbe;contriryndracie44,Tiii..r4iTY.:o•l
•+-Ainonican. salon sometimes =lend
*Mc? with Vie beautlfal'loo ntilAarof .
•
some of our war vessels. The Wissaly:
eon, for inatfinecOs called the VOW
Higgins.
~.Theleound,744 has mashed ilia:
Oltife tOgan.,llat: She mti r. Strttgetiyiti`
tot that , cruAing blow, built she Survives
sktils snore cat like thtn . `lve 'ha* ever ,
given her credit for. 4 ,-
—Ristori is said to - Se a capital marks.
woman. She first began to practice shoot
ing, before she came to this country the
first time in order to be'able to defend her.
self against Indians and wild beasts.
Bismarck ia luirdBt work, translating
Euclid's works. What would the world
do for translators of her'cllissics if it were
not for her statesmen like Bismarck,
Derby, Gladstone and King John of Sax
ony ?
—ln Missouri,—or soe parts of it—a
horse thief and a rock e tied together
and dropped into the river The effect on
the • horse thief is that e immediately
feels'a sort of sinking a ut the heart
-1
as well as the rest of the dy.
—The reception of the Emprets Eri•
genie at - Constantinople . 11 be; 'on a
grand scale of ex . • =mg&
cence. The Beyelerbeypabibe; the i finest
,and largest_of the summer residences of
the Sultan, is being tepaired for ihe occa
sion.
—A Mirisian' editor pestered prom!.
neat °facial With °Oars of newspaper as
sistance.- The minister endured it for
soma time, but replied: "My dear
`finally
friend, .you are mistaken; if geese l did
Once: save the Capital, it was not With
theli . quills"
—Democratic journals speak of Carl
Schurz as "the denouncer of Chrizitian
ity." Whether is ii :better to denounce
religion and lead alnotal 'life or to pro.
fess religion and act so as to disgrace the
profession as more than one prominent
Democrat does 1
—The Viceroy of Egypt is mid to
have in operation two hundred sets of
steam plowing
.. machinery of the largest
clawby means of which the recent re
markable increase in Egyptian cotton
production has been attained, old the
(malty of fibre improied. •
—4150,000,000 ia the revenue derived
last year by th4GOvernment from tobac
co. That makes -one more argument in
favor of 'smoking. StiPpose,,there was
no tax on tobacco and that one hundred .
and fifty millions had to come front the
anti-smokers, how they would howl.
—The French Empress concluded to
try homeopathy, and sent for &professor .
of that doctoring,' telling him to conic by
' the 'back way, so that hell regulax Ph-P;
skim might not hear of her heresy. The
homeopath peremptorily declined to came
on any such terms; - and the Empires it::
cured of her tendency to his ached, as
she thinks he.was impertinent.
—A lady while out berrying at Ninth
Granville, New York, came upon a corpse
with the throat cut, from ear to ear. She
dropped her pail of fruit and rushed for
the villagers, who at once repaired to
the scene to and that the comsahad comi
to life and run off with the berriesj The
clever rogue bad stained biz neck and
breast with berry jnice.
—A. yetuig man named Joe. *kite,
went to see his lady-love in South -Nash
ville, on Sunday week. 'Slie 'Was sewing,
he attempted to kiss her, when by acci
dent, her needle -penetrated his breast,
punctured his heart and inticted
wound. The ping woman was so
horrified that she rushed into another
room and swallowed a dose of laudanum,
a fact which was discovered by her
friends in time to prevent fatal, effects,
but it is supposed that she is insane.
COUNT DE CHATEAMILLAiID, who hes
died in Paris, was in his day -one of the
most brilliant men and dashing n' eques
trians of Prance. It was he who one day
rode up , the steps of the Tockey Club
(then at the corner of the Rue Drouot and
Boulevard) and played a game of billiards
on horseback. He rode for some time a
most vicious horse. A friend said: "If
you tide that horee three Months longer,
I'll bet he kills -you," The Ununt re
plied: "What do you bet ?" "Twenty
five thousand francs." "Taken." The •
Count felt in honor bound to his friend
to ride the horse everyday, and the horse
showed himself to be so very vicious that
the Count had his coffin , made'and sent ,
home, for he was 'sure he would require
it before long. IN, w ife; Xtehoa bad long
been eitremely,'Ungl4, lest bid 11315 e
should kill him), seeing her husband look
upon the horse as dingerous, is she her*
self considered no. sooner. saw the
coffin placed in her huabasura dressing.
room,- than she went to the stable, armed
with:a pair of pistols, and 'shot the .Alangerous steed through the head. Oft tine
occasion the Count was asked by a Mind,'
salarqtdae, to nsee her to herncarriage.
They Wild at a ball. Going down Stairs,
somebody trod on her dreos ' and tore it. -
she asked fora pit: The Corugtook from
scarf a diamond pin, 'worth $l3OO and!
presented it to her. She declined, say
ing: "Oh Count, it is entirely tob
"
hie. - "Is that the only objection to n the
Pin'?" "Perudnie Mat word *Nino
sooner out of the 4941401; month thall
.he broke oflthe dlamord, threw ' it ' out tor
the neighbpring window;_and'..4 B ;TCtYo.
golden, pin to Ifettr,..--i
. A.Nturrra correspondent; t.writing .on .
the. eth inst 4 says: , "A. new , and very,
important Instltudcht bat just been created ,
here under thentmeo pie Reiebigericht,
or State' Conrr oflipp -W'' Ville •ocitzt;
el
the members of which'. Uri eel ' d from
the inost - endimitlnift !in 'MS at fa to
decide:all caael: :CuosiiffWbet ems the
people and tbs',Zo4o4l"ink 2 Auestlotui
,oterluitititiOnaLleghtTheltdrt.
if' the We' Wrdnb bait os V Ic
, statownalal 16 , 4aatafi t tullAir. Inte4 o ';
tire =been .abolisbed v Arditmot _
citizen - who congaing tibatihis f
rights ere interfarcdtwith„ by. the adloine
halation can nowtapnaid , +to .the Redchaii
gerfcht for redreU .fritivelunetiobenfiltda
Reichsgericht lei intraw-troullOrthis
dalualtuthin • Wien, itutt3o 3 oool4K4
tbelustrienPWClAO"Piltt#4 ,
1#1 6 14 0r
Auirotgitt Qom! upowtheisi. i : ' ..":'
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1869.
'77c, , ,,,.ntombraent or a Ca d ''''=
4 Altitirioni incident has occurr ed in New
'York: , A few days ago, while workmen
Were ionstructingthe iron front of anew
building at NO. 49 Walker - street, a - cat
by some meant craWled-int4 the hollow
Part of U4ton girder 'which forms the
base of the front. The workmen heard
the eat, but paid no attention to its cries,'
and the work prOceeded, thus entombing
the cat. , •
The fact was reported to the society-for
the Prevention of Cinelty of Animals,
by whom, it is`reported, the builders were
ordered to release the cat, even if it be.
came necessary- to take down the entire
front to accomplish it... The -front had
beep erected as far as the fourth story by
this time, and the matter began to wear a
serious as well as an expensive aspect.
There was no alternative but to comply
with the orders, and men were yesterday
set to work to release the animal. It was
found necessary to remove a small part
of the side wall into which the girder
was inserted, and then chisels and sledge
hammers were brought into requisition,
and a hole sufficiently large made to ena
ble the cat to crawl through. The cat,
which was very thin and weak, the re
stilt of its long confinement, seemedgreat.
ly pleased, judging Item its actions, in
escaping from the living tomb.
Llvantage to Women of WeSsing Men's
Clothes. •
. ,„ .
Not long since a young froth ,waitaken
dangerously ill,: here in Nei York, at
night.He was alonearithitittaister, and
she wirobliged to go, after twelve o'clock,
for a physician.: She trembled at the
thought, and her brotherresolved again
and again to bear the pain until morning,
but`at last they felt she must go. The
happy thoug h t suggested )tself to put on
her brother's clothes; and taki his loaded
pistol; the result was, that',she brought
back the physician,. and hif meter knew,
until he reached the house and she told
him, that she was a woman. She said
she had such a feeling of independence
and safety as she passed men and women
in the dark streets, that she immediately
piepared a complete suit to wear whenev
er she sees fit. Thus aimed and equipped
she takes evening walks, goes to church,
lectures, the theater;' and when in the
country, roams alone by day and night.
Unfortunately,
_the law forbids woman
thus to protect herself.—Frorn the Revo
lution. . • '
Lack of a Useful Manufacture.
It is a remarkable fact, - and one which
shows how dependent a large portion • of
the South has hitherto been upon the
mechanical superiority of the North, that
there is not a paper mill either in Louis
iana, Texas or Mississippi. Newspapers,
however, are quite numerous, and in
New Orleans alone • over six thousand
pounds of paper are used daily for print
ing purposes. Perhaps it may bu regard
ed as an indication ofthe new spirit of
enterprise which has obtained' a hold in.
that section since the war, that it last an
effort is to be mule to stalk a pape.r man
tifactering company. The citizens of
New' Orleans are , called upon to sub
serlbe for the stock, and, pp interest of
the-pleas being ealated. A litirrels no doubt
that , ' the enterprise .wiWb tie. started
on favorable bash. T he m -material for
the manufacture of paper can be obtained
there at the minimum price, and It would
seem that, with even ordinary skill in the'
management of the business, it might be
made profitable. •
StiortAightml Compositors.
Dr. Kohn, of Breslau ft famous Ger-
Man oculist, has been e xamining the con
dition of the eyes of night compositors,
and found that the predominating ten
dewy is to shod-alghtedness,-,which is
more noticeable the longer the occupation
is followed. Of one hundred and thirty
compositors coming under his notice six-
ty-eight, or 31.5 per cent, were short
sighted. Of the sources of artifklal light,
all lamps weiel, found to be far more
detrimental to the eyes than gas flames,
but less 1013210115 as regards ttai amount
of• heat given out. < Dr. ~iliohn recom
mends flames protected byglasa chimneys,
shades arranged to throw more light on
the cases, and :-the discarding of small
type in night work. Dr._ Kohn is the
same oculist who published statistics
reference to the kiss of sight among metal
workers, and reiximmendecl the use of
mica spectacles to shield the eyes from the
intense heat and the eying particles of
Dow to Observe the Eclipse.
Take a large card with a small round
hole in the centre, and hold it against the
awes rays; so that the shadow will fall on
the floor, pavement, wall or other dark
and smooth surface. In the miiidle of
the shadow • there will be a true image
of the , sun - ind the eclipse can be studied
in its progiess without straining the eyes,
and without smutting face or hands with
smoked glass.
This simple process was suggested by
the.famillar circumstance that the light
spots in the shadowtduring a solar eclipse,
take the shape of the luminous portions
of the sun's disc; and the perforated card
has been used with perfect elliXtell.
Tut Grandes "Emu, the Magnificent
fountain of Versailles, suipassess any
thing of the kind In the world. It plays
oily on Sundays. The basin is about an
acre in extent, and is semi•circular In
form. Groups of statuary, representing
(Neptune and Amphitrite, and various
marine monsters, dragons - and cupids on.
eupy its Inner stirfaoe. A number of,
large vases ore in the summit Or the well.
,The Mater I
S projected through the stata
arY and vases. When the water is dist
thrown into;the air It is illuminated by
the electric light Sad , bY llghtf9COre.at
colors, after which fireworks are thrown,
,into the basin* floating - ,.upon: the
, etwtece, explode, :sending up myriads •of
serpents and balls orfire. After this are
thrown -up from'oariodin harts or the
basin j jets of tire * contrastitiii Wesutlfally
With the jets`of water, and
Concludedby a cascade of' 9tea ► toti~ She
W ll 9lO length of the baslat
In it review of a book of travel -by an
American author; the 'Saturday listiuss.
observes: -4 1Ve - are constantly retained'
hoiteMbrA Iniselliglish is sea*: and
irritteis by Americans- than 'by' eer ie
Ittettpd,e4 014the?ctrarcl et ftorta)c" of
such
Casual 1 ' 3 510 '1 61 72400e us to
IttOt 0 10 13 0 - 1 1 01 , kr o f 01 1,1! correct
-Ofclo4te llt. trifle , ' *fat' Itke latest
~ ontflossfttimio* ;40* ' ' 'WWI,
, Vid for NW. IStir 10404,0irleltOr so.
IrttiCentetUd so viva Mon s !, : as tOttrt 11417 i it*
to: bring to bear4spdrOonZ old ttatildoned
sllctlatulP. TIM kWiss Is iluplitit Edltltnig•
folosfrytrblottldlolt‘tb IttiMitadnuaslow
thillattloo6o4,,claFittifft• ' troor'
4.7 _ ._,....,f , , i{,!.: , ,, ,, , 1.6, i 1.0 f--1,.
~. t URSs
unmanly & sturAar, -
wx...fictom mutlllo4s . nits pedslsl
Lampe, Lanni - ins, Chandeliers,
- AND LAMP GOODS. •
uLO. cuszoN AND L -- " -- usitaCATuie Oms,
33E212111470 9 ego.
N 0.147 Wood Streel.
eau= Between sth and sth Avenue..
AN• TOPS,
EDF LABELING.,.
`.;10 I) I pll. Al
c ! _ 11_ : 1, I 1 kn."
Li • w It IC-11T.
1TT.5.L.1.71-14H, PA.
. ----•
We lire It6it!prepitred to -ant ilt Tinners and
Potters. It ja perfect, etmple. and as cheap as
t i tg a galn' towhaving the names or the various
etezePed, ur i ll the cover. tin from
the center, and an dex orpointer m pe d ¢pon
the top oftbo
Itls CleadyilMitlnetlyand Perlman*
.
by merely,. plaehut .tbe ante of the fret the
can codeine moults the pointer arid see th es la
Vie Customary yammer. Die Pratervar or trait or
geed housekeeper Will 1110 any other after orate
i
WATER IPIPIEIS,
" OIdSIMS TOPS
A large salsoriaseni„
NAT H. OOLLDiS.
apiChn ' 1111,Atenue.t,ear gm:MUM St.
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS.
SIUMMEE GOODS
REDUCED RATES.
Would call attention to the Large reduetlori we
have made to
Silk Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
SELLING AT IMF PRIM
C 4)1"r
°" 3 l 3fil l d LO V
lIND;2WELI4
All at Very Low Prices.
COLOREti SILK YANS,
BJ.LK BOW- •
HOOP
9 sinms,
" WHITE HARSICILVEi,
• MPH LINEN.
WHEnc..9OODB.
*tot VII /kinds.)
/BINGES. --' •
BUTTON%
zatigolor.Htss.
• . , .
. .
CLYDE & CO,
78 & 80 larket Street.
J7lO .
MN SOUR GOODS
11:W13
NAOMI S. CARLISLE'S
No. 27 Fifth Attenue,
Dress Triminlairs sad Buttons.
KmbroNarks aid Laces.
Ribbons and Flowers.
Hata and Bonnets. '
Blare Muni and trench Corsets.
New Styles erecters Skirts.
Parssotrall the new styles.
t. 114 and Rata iliabrellu.
Hosiery—the best Ellsh wakes.
ANILTAItbr ess
Sprlng end Summer underwear.
Bole Agents tor the Beads Patent Shape Col
lats. .I.oekwoodis • "inrlar." "Neat End,"
"Elite." 4to; "Dlekens. ,, • Derby." and other
styles.
Deaf= supplied with the above at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
mAoßnt ttz CARLISLE,
zero. 27
FIFTH AVENUE.
. .
Ut • 2 ,
: a
i= 7,..
• ciP 4 . - ; s z i : 1 1 I
• 118 'id '0 ,0 -t
W. . 1 i cgi 4 ,
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HMILILIZI: IN - •
MP EitHeinestatDr7
_ _
Tram Nom, NOTIONS, &C.
JUST RECEIVED.
FANCY
linen Cothw3 and Cuffs,
11=E
NEW STYLES.
TUCKED, E.YDROIDERED
. Plain Linen Chemizettes.
SHETLAND
AND
SEA. SIDE SHAWLS.
PONGEE SILK PAMIRS,
Different Colors.
TRAVELING BAGS AND SATEHip,
Palm, Linen, Silk Pans,
JAPANESE FANS.
I-Icocrro
TUB LATEST NOVXLTEC&
BaiLMOTLAL SKIRTS
AND SKI:STING.
~3d GI,OVee,
SHADES.
Sig, ',tan - Aid Cotton Glove:
HOSIERY,
All. Kinds; Jnelading a Fall Line of
BALBRIGGAN
AND FINTR 2KI63K.ES.
Plain``; aed End)rpidert3d - Corsets,
HAIR ROLLS,
Coils and Switches.
HANDKEIICHIEFS.
A. FULL ASSORTMENT OF
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
ALL SLZFIS A7iD QUM4TIFS.
()tents Shirts, Hose, Ties,
SUSPENDER% DRAWERS, &C.
WHITE - GOON%
IESPNZETS,
rLoWzw,
RIBBONS; all widtts,
WAIST and NECK
RIBBONS.
1iE..: , ."A - ;,:•*ea: ,4•:-,-24
•j't
7;.;. 0 ri
ALL KINDS 9F-600144
. .
: •:,
Stock :Kept -iniin4-ifie Season
'LltitilUS OF
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MP:4w .-42490rmt;
MEE
AT:?. •
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..t:4OIT-1!..:1#4.k. , ,A ) .CF&;
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MAR ET t SST` tEET
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CARPETS.
J . 1:11La 2.1309
SPSOULt SALE OP
R•:_•P'.--E.T...::,S
We offer It Bt tall. for THIRTY DAIS ObiL)
a Una of New mid Quote.) Pastoral
English 'l'apes!, Isgrah
~and mer Caspets,
AT LESS-,THAN COST -OF IMPORTATIO:*:
mid our etalre Stork at prices which make it C
object, to but this month, aa Mote ;goods
neverdaea offered so low. - -
.
Oil' :Rote will close at AS Xi Until Heitembi
first.
NeFAXJAND & COLLINS.
No. 71 - and 13 11.11T13 AVENUE.
179:d ST
CA.R.P.„:E.T.S.
FloOr OR Cloths,
MICALTWICW CZ. is
Window- IMMO;
AT 'LOW PRICES
We offer many of onzjmods meet; below 1:
Spring's brims. Thom needing peals la c
line can we money by buying ne once.
BOVARD i ROSE &. CO
II FIFTH ATEMJE.
jythdAT
NEW CARPETS
31389‘.'
We arc nom oppeealar sn assortment aziparille
la '"'..'l7 of PIDFIIMT
HUBS •BRUSSELS 'E-PLI
.The 'Very 4ewest DegOis
oror.:r in:mon:sum and selected 6
eastern miatifeetarers. - • • •
MEDIUM AND
. .
• i'ERT 844 BAP/
QU.AtilltiOttoijOtoßsj
.. .II:
of Rag Cart
We an nov seUni =sari:4 thi r sbove at
GIMATLY REDUCED PRICE
N'CILLEIFIROL
*O.. '...rnprir ~tirwry
OMR C
HIVE mr- szams) A
FINE SET_JECTION
iti*U . NOETA.O
-
TAPESTRY MiIiSSELi
units, 'Mt AND i
INGRAINeARPET
IMO
MF•MM4HT
wiurtrycnolc'.*
MEE
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FOR SUMMER W - F,AI
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Ti3ll CITY.
STOCK FULL IN ALL LIEWIMEk.
OLIVER 'MCI33I'OO - I CC
.23-rurrB AVENUE.
coAL AND comm.
rio - comus • coALtst •
.DICKSO3I & - NrEwART
• - ' • HAMM ossitowed their ottloe
SOs 567 vLIBEIITY.. STREJI
matelycii; rim; idiali)eirmjo i sLow.
TOUG
LA lON posyseed tefterafittnodA
lexam MINI% lIITZ , .IALIrmW,s/LCIC. xi
lowest atorket pries. -
AU ordeal.. len at their *See, or 'add:sail
than thrc s inilk 9 14 =al. _l9 be at t ends,
OetWolltrh, .11 - i.
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c
omnrics , To: ;TREAT A'.
.:'
private auesseh syphilis in all 1,14 form'
us nary dloesses, and tee areas of mercury
completely ersilcat .W 4 Spenualorrhea or al
aslavealusesa sad Impotent&• remitter
souLabasehr other causes, aim wbl pro
Nue °Mlle follealtig Whets, IS atoteues, Is
weakness, ladluestlou, qoasnmpli ar e
i l t .
seeder), Inlinardituss, aresd 'or 1. , . ,
-
loss of
ally ladolawAre
,a3plllaally so proditratlnx the se as stem
TerLaer„,merrlaee tuaketislitetery, Sad ther,
=mutest,
SSW peramitiently care& -.Parsec: e.
Meted Idris lloompor lay other delicate, lute.
or loan StaiIIiIIII4IMUUMUOARICOMatint 111,1
Vette Doctor a trlal;- heieTer ADM
- A partlCUlariatalltiOCAPlVlLLO sill Female
tilatatai Leeterrbea onWhiltes,inaling. In-t
=alio& or Allturranott of the ~I!.
.olab, trrs4
pruritts, , Ateetotateea: Meaorriagut, Drs:
*anew Mt Marini" orliarrehbesa, are t„
ed with We MOW ittl,coo3l6 , , -t,
It IS sejSgararst a phritelah who tow
idutiett 10 the Stadror a certain ,P.
. en of diseases :wit
ge
isoilew,ni:em, mtrea rwse ts Shousat itrmt d u \ o t f u r t cases
The Doctor pub li shes a atedleakPaniphl4
stjela, cult eupolitloa of Tea.
=in ai mot yak be had bee atfi
stassips, sa. sealed =Tell
Se sentence sitataciustruettou to th
gu t . andvuomes them to deterzalite 11l
aloe sinew aft WO eiauhlahlta.
The establishut e eumprlslng ' ton Ili
Ireenlial. h e It is not couTeate4
•' t a t nasi visa d. e ' " am titt a le irrlttell ammatised tW ita l te "th su br ent km inati Or th n e ol b 4
MU 11111Vieeill. aoweVer. a Der,l
visit e .
=natal lir.,smtelr abeeasal7, wh 1
_others AL : =l=lleutlesi Is reatired o •
ler the tress& milieus the!
11 taccohnectedwitittia office that arc
.vrial l U l el/err nettleft4 that la calcciau"
win o & rwvvy, ilelp medicated , 4
ulas... An ziprosoribUsai 111111 , 1fflrigred m..... _11
WiIIMINWANy. Rada,
Diaaindeti al, Omer
Me two stemma • ite , taaller who
diteitrielakrirs dengitit.to i
alla it i ati cial4 o.=
silildU . If
o
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