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a MBE tid TN dn hall — on el i = : - ArTEYY WT) ea rw ~~“ ~* AR o = aA TL) i FF ) j j : 4 3 i ve a ; j i SX a Ah athe i . : ; — . si % : ys ' an “ry | Varia. sufficient but not vexatious survey of struc rH 1 ; : iM \ ( ' ture. Seventhly, we shall ask that insurance ; a ns = i hahah AAT LX. Jorby isa statesman whose utter shall displace the pernicious practice of under- ICTS | an le s ny Lord I = [ it with respect writing. And eighthly, we shall discuss the li LT 1B BB oT NOVEMBER 10, J } inces are always Listene er anaal * | best method of governing in future the mer ‘ " a for is well knowa that he neve! SPoaks i a i aa Britaiu.” sein a aa oe ’ ; H hi held | ‘ untile marine of Great Britatu. Or P. BS ISLAND Notes and Comments. without much deliberation. e has hei f — , ‘ aii : ; a i it ie many high offices, inc luding those of Se ré The Harvest Concert. rm Ad rarv of the Colonies and Secretary of State r , » on ines for Foreign Affairs. 4 1 week be — - TuE promoters, performers and all others ' 7 o> vot then haem ol e at Liverpool at a din- |. : ’ iy ; Rdward Is- | ®° Deen Sy king | os > ' } : - interested in the Harvest Concert given a y | i os“ ale | | . ri? ly , e : ; ; ‘ the:| ner which is given Him om a f vy the | | the Second Methodist Church last even : . er cr , “o1Er i ® AL. Railway May -Aeegeas a speaking of el ing, are to be c megratulated on the suc ‘ dine ha o a ha ‘ar mniv appears . “ 7 A : ry at matters ne gay what certain \ appre ATS LO] nes of their efforts The night was, cer ; . ° viw) y* s a y r _ i) i i ’ waa * be very good reasol why war isn . uml | tainly, not a very pleasant oae for people &3} . 8 aS ry co sivabdD ‘a- ’ } 1 BPA SS nan Austria has eve y ¢ Heel Abie re 4 to be abr: ad. being c ld and dark: vot = “oor? Ti af ne ‘ WRAal is yy o . gare : : “Eve to remain a pow — we? gToWINS | there was a large audience present. The ‘ i vu s i : ry unr Dont na wealt ant ws t} ‘ : . = 4 ere . — wealth, and Ka t 140} church was artistically decorated with many : . ; > tronger t mnty i *} , . . ° . she willy much stronger twenty years . eT ot the products of the farm and garden, and 3 tha rermany Gesires Me Wt a 7 n 29 an she is now. : oe 7 "WS | the published programme was carried out ] 80]. im te Seep eee — , eee in a satisfactory manner, The part and , ” i } bt ‘3 ny struggie tl : ‘ \ ld no doubt joi n my § ruggie that chorus singing by the ch ldren of the Sab night ' t her opinion is ; , os ght b ee ig yr ‘elf bath School was creditable alike to the lit- aé «> - 8 » nee ratin V r rsell . . ‘ . ! a imous for not lating a Wa . ree , | tle ones ind their tutors; the rendition of ' as } ’ ‘ mmol ‘ in the vas = : : ns : FE; ATary 3g er es o ae ;** The Autumn Story” by the infant class , , ' , 8 Vv she ! Ss rust ul CTtanke . - ” rn enterprise Which Sie has y” Indertaken |) ing particularly good rhe quartette p { ‘ Abyssinia For | [0'78 | . , S : tan t ' — . ees wnd ehorus ** We Greet You All,” by the , t sno question of the desire ; S age eae a a A ry Misses Brown “ar l W eeks and Messrs. _ | of all parties ( meen aa pos id War 'O) Heartz and Davison, and the quartette| 4 . bvert some future danger Wwouk i , mPpos’ | Give Me My Own Native Isle,” by/,, ~~ - ' ant. | - s] ‘he Demos wil 10t readily iisten . , . rovernor % i ive ei The Demos 7 ier . es rT Misses Moore and Weeks and the Messrs alwaik, th a ' : ? to ‘varni 3 OF 2 y aqanger no actually in . . . ; Udi has an canes, . —— . at it —T : i Beer, were very well sung. Miss Sellers }° ‘] signt at i ween’ “ ae a and the chou appeared to advantage in the THE * bd <ANS i no , . ; clearly no business of ours to give Ger . - 7 ”» ad : wos ee ¢ 1 st solo and chorus ** The Lord is Great,” and | pula ver | nanv a guarantee for the contin osses- |, ms he aa he oe HinUed posses" | ih» choir rendered the anthem ‘* Thanks- | Uw he | ' ion of he? ¢ ered provinces. . , ; ‘6 f num ae . wei = ee ¥ ee giving and Praise” and the chorus Harvest |? \ On the | “tagh 7 . isiand, | it p of eit eviorit In | cr ( . n capital tim he svlo, duet and i t periority ” IN} =] have been asked regarding the Pitcher Home, " fait Pa ane “— over | | lantsand the method by which they cap- chorus Swell the Anthem, by the eee : a r¢ ry good a aan Misses Moore and Johnson and the choir, | TEST! P] RLF ~ l l ? re th ° nsec rev. ery oon f ci t . is 2 ‘ bvistly, —o ae sk nt a na bovk entitled was also well sung. Those who knew Mr. KF. 13 at- | of these plants is given wk e le 3) ,) 1280 : i ; : CH - a. ” 1H. Beer expecte Ll that he would sing **Cal- ‘ Boy <8 : s j t S AtSS he “Sagacity and Moral ty o1 Plants, by ; oe ) chew wer ; TE tol J. E. Tavilor. Ph. D. F. L S. (Chatto and vary” well, and they were not disappoin t. i wer y } ’ } , ed; but some of Mr. C. I . Fietcher’s I \ ( ing 1 Ww =a. lus Piceadiily.) The flowers of these | *“ 5 whit en .. | friends were not so well pleased as on for- | 7. : toat |} piants re shaped iike cups ofr pitchers : wine } i 10 ey : ; es ae 9 ; mer oecssions—his cornet solo was alto- | ex ‘ | “ | Mos of them have lids or covers to their ™ . : tien : aa ihe | i Ose but 1 rat] wether too short. Lhe two favorites, | #o"? een | i cups W nao not ot ciose, ruUL secu avliiet . ior : ; ia suet aettling there M.ss Barr and Rev. Mr.. Carruthers, read | pyar - oS i | t ‘ revent > dust setting there- : } Wal ae ae : , a3 ; ip- | } } P al ~~ ¢ well, as usual; and sille Pickard recited | w ‘ x | ; . nh In r the heat of the sun trom e\ tporating ’ oa a - 4) , fluid ntent rhe flowers are very his piece ** like a little 1aan. Mr. Heartzs |! s “ned . ‘ e Lut c rents i Livy i ‘ “ 7 mat i to : : : ’ ‘ > , s2er 3( , y ‘oOrer ‘ ho Wha len liant, and thus they attract the insects piano solo wis deserve lly encored, and | adoy . ous he oh >, |Mr. Hawley’s accompaniments were well ;' ti and induce them to alight upon the plant. . . 7 : i . - ~ . Te 2 of aT ui ‘TS ! , ‘ iu iz. A ley We | No more effective trap than these Pitcher- | P!’Y°- MO OFRET: RUTTEN OR. SHV: “Pe | ; ie ae : : gramme were also well attended to by those 4} . :, : an | plants could be devised Che lips of the] 5 , ted. Wel ake INS, | ' . ab Ay rare @ t » a r or - sition | flower secrete a honeyed fluid de ightful to} t® W20m they were tT — v 5 4 a | A CORI r&s, | fore | the hungry and thirsty insects which have | W8T¢ with pleasure to many more sucd | and . eS + 2 ; > 1 uring . , % > 5 | in lhe eee ws tk ik See. entertainments during the winter season. | mest O : 7 ’ : — 2 CSt SPiliiii ’ i. VAS ¢ in fessor Asa Uray, he dist nguished Am- R Jigi s Serv ice : To morrow | " - ? ty ; 7% 4 s § s : " satin _ , i I | eri an botanist, has t rougniy studied the engtou . ie aus Cc ati sic i »oks, } + } } hire f the ] ' ‘ ha rer ' 8 | str ture and habits of these piants and he . ‘ ‘ } ca ; I : Remember the Railway Gospel meeting on | an i \OD every n hisithus scribes them and their victims . . ‘ . . re ' . : .. a9 6 of the Sunday afteraoon in McLeod’s Hall at 4 ive . tr r r i” D j ids ot 1 3 o , : ’ a \ : - ._— wai a : 18 | o'clock Strangers always welome. Lessoa:; | eA vase the flies would enter as wefore ‘ : - io ie és ues” : ee ; , ; " ‘ : rs - s wou: . ater eto ©, &) Luke 17—17, “And Jesus answering said, (ye ‘ di 8 ‘Sor;iew alighting on the oneyea border | were there not ten cleansed, but where are the } PTA? oO 1 LA ‘ ] , ta ‘ of the wing, an i w ilking upwar :. SIppl ig nine ? ” CHIN \ j , iy i , +) . o . . . . , xr . he ‘3 yord a3 ey W ent, to the meu h, and enterin : Baptist Church congregation meets in the ¥ ans I s, and | at the cleft of the lower lip: others would] M. C A. Hail, Rev. J. A. Gordon, pastor,| JOHN | berton e y ning alight on the top of the lid, and then walk | preaching at lla. m.and7 p= m Sunday; 7. , iless the | under the roof, feeding there, but most, it School and pastor's Bible class at 2.30 p. ~! ink . . ver 2 ‘ ne 7 2 ; j © 4 “ 72 anges his | seemed to me, preferred to alight just at Prayer meeting Wednesday ~ 7.30 p ” All) ae PLETCHER., the commissure of the lips, and either} * cr og Mr. Cahill wih acenetie pulpi | { f — Ban os he } n liataly ara oo ) y © Beev. & . Abi i cf 12 vy i ; ; ; ca \ uf Mme” th , * ried — in Zion Church to-morrow at ll a. m., and 7} ee . ownow ) he one as- ; ; _ ——— Father yowara = up? i _ ) al _ p.m, In the evening the sermon will bear | D f all de- | “UFe% CF wou! linger + a ae reference to the death of two members of the} le da Ca -—. sears te => ft on antering whiecl ay , oa ° . nh = ic) i m™ 9 i ing to de- After entering (which they do With!) Oharch., Morning prayer meeting at 14.15 | Rk oP -.. AVE Wey Ris, . S - 7 >» 17t ‘ re Shar ‘ 5 $ ‘ ” | - oe --, —_- ake ‘ f wins men eee caution and cireumspection) | Sabbath School at 2.30 p. m. ‘ Christian | they begin again to feed, but their foot- Gospel meeting in Y.M.C.A. at 4 Subject : DEALER -IN 7 “ Rs + Waite O's : ‘ ve 1 ra moment h | i, tor some reason or ath Yr, seems in- Day id 8 last. W ordas, tee oe 23, l to i | se Whar cmt Oe AN aaah a . ° , ' . The closiny meeting < > wee , , NG . & , F Aen Ge ; ; were in-| secure, and they occasionally slip upon this Che closing meeting of the we k of prayer wil CS .2U0 @eOaU BEd Gn aye? eps ' ag _- F aehen uhaciten’ } be held in the evening, commencing at §.30. SPS RSC RSS ’ —p d } it 1 | exquisitely soft and velvety declining sub-| Pe ge reat ad¥ ond T is not exuded or fopic: ‘*‘ An opening to great advantage, on Onde and Water St tance he necti rs ne exi 7 we . . . ‘ ak * te «ka is : as ; ee ee ; John 10. 7 to9. A collection will be tal a! __ -. = ” ’ | h | smeared over the whule of this suriace, but] _, both services ry ] \ND . . ; ) at DOTI ry Ss. i at. E A’ i : 4, i. U | seems disposed in separate iittie arops. | 1 >, ‘tl regain their foothold after ae” Gee < alw hand | nnun- | ‘ Las Protes nave seen lem regaln el VOULNOIA alle Ric P ic . s ’ c ‘ ssi) EE ; : e for Snunel. cia eed ; 5 8 mo- } S lpping, and continue to sip, but always Big r ae . | Mie. . . zi a hed letter to | moving slowly and with apparent caution, Mr. Robert Bonner, owner of Maud S., 1 ee ~ : ric Gas | : aware that they were treading on Ce kh ae oe oe jghting & Swere'tas Mf ee “a ng , has purchased Sunol, and has paid the! | ruments | langerous ground te ping their fi ; Fo a in | CORQECOU © i . ae c = f highest price for her that he has ever paid |® hey frequently remat etionless, as 1 ' ai gd no ' , | they frequently : man a i. oa 1 if for a horse. fhe price 1s believed to be} oi eatiated with delight. and in the usual sell- j o- , . = Ne 3 gious stiated with veignt, anc 4 a ae * 850.000 Mr. Bonner paid $40,000 for | | g to} congratuiatory la snuer < Tlie : proce ec , Miud S : $36,060 for Rarus: $35,000 for | mt “1 TS ove ier ut }- ~~ 7 . i ; A i rs who |rub their iteg together, i 1 ri " Pocohoritas; $35,000 for Dexter. Sunol ' ' 7" as Ww JUry sult r ‘ y suppose tt clean 1em. . : . ' > td -« ro an sieemmeives i? dark bay fi! y, beautifully formed. She Luly t tne ney patadce lemse ’ $4 . ‘ tn ts. ae = aia asain a foaled in 1886. She is by Electioneer, | ,, ' : to | ry | to feht. strike thnemseives agains ue - » ae 1 . ‘ = s EBA BED " . ‘ acer » vere "nan coe “y t ‘ house either = son of Rysdyk’s Hambietonian and sire of | é TEL BEE d CiChi a LLLS, i i am Hoe _ 3 2 ot ne rison-house sitne an | = a j ; é ‘ i posite side of the p ee at aa " | Margarite, 2.16; Antec. 2.16: Adair, 2.174; | rack we wards or Gduwnwaras, generally the tormer. ; ae _ ; i an at te “wane pwn 1] Antevolo, 2.47, and twenty-four others who | ' Obraining no peren of foothold, they Doun¢ at 9 « " di od CH miUvy N i, J i and , “ba ‘ Dacia al ] have trotted in 2.30 or better. Her dam is} off from this velvety micruscopic chevaunr de 4 : ? : ; : : di } p ttlement | - h lines the inner surface still Waxana, by Gen. Benton, second dam | y r} . 1 er 8 sce i . i swoo on the |J™% W! at — ; vad ' ‘ziguaz. but cen-| V4*Y>, by Lexington. Her marvellous re- | ¢ . > onmee . wer. U i Dy a series 0 ZILZAZ g i- 7? . : 4 1 i a a be 4 OTE na) Ore, cee 24 , . 1 cord of 2.104is the sensation of the day. is . bs as Ui a fhe } } Is a@hte ] 7 > J ; erally downward-falling flights, they finally c . - ; : aie a = aaa re bristly pubes. Mr. Bonner looks upon Sunol as the great- | } rs ry eB Cf alt more ris y une ee Gnd | eo ie » ahaa ution é‘ : led est trotter' in the world. As a two year} € | cance oi the lower chamber, where,entangies y ‘ ‘ ‘ ot t va > struggle frantically (but b old she trotted a mile in 2.18. September | Wedne —— ne th ta r eomew t : Ss uggie [rantic y tC DY > i ‘ Ei ; y é ~Vil ie PR, Oe a y \ Y 112 she made a record of 2.164. October 4 : ’ 9 rk, | no means druok or stupefied), and eventu- he made the mile in 2 133. Axtell. the ° } } , 8 age tue it . 2 a. ie A2 3 i s % atly s " nto the nNoul of death, where Oa . ’ : ) } : Hor — geet Here, | Great stallion, trotted a mile October 11 in | 1 Hono- | nee becoming slimed and saturated with | © pegins ; ak : ld make | 4, Lethean waters, they cease from their 2 12. ard this led to Suno! being sent for a| : : these Lethean waters, 1eV cease on e . : vne name and bours After continued asphyxia thev record again, and she made 2.104 Satur-| J TK LOT of No. } la Dot : After conrinue aspnyixl 1e 7 a ae a ad 4 dl, not} 4: ; nd after maceratiot en. + ’ to the day without a falter over the Bay District | Fruit : die, and aite mace ion they adc ) B F ‘ ‘ - mut the civilized nr and sustenance of 't y, ot Thi track, near Sanfrancisco. Sunolis the pro-| nov16 ee a ee 43 1 duct of a theory which many breeders are | - - ‘ seems to be thetrue use of the limpid fluid, ech in favor f ‘as : tl 2 hanna \ 11 Hastings was | for it does not seem to be at all necessary much in favor of, which is that thorough- [sland Guardian 13 : lth, | bred cross in stroin produces speed and en- ‘6h | a's) ABTA’YRTAW : ul Guardian, | to the killing of the insects (although it i o Maud & ines iued. onl ott & ees AG BYR BES .Y | ‘ is paper which | does possess that power), the conformation durance. Maud 8. 18 80 Dred, And Wit 06 a a 3 - : similar to that ae a a sees 2s trotted next summer to beat her own re- milar to that | of the funnel of the fly-trap is sufficient to 9 0R3 ™ as cord 2.08}, at as early a date as possible. destroy them. They only die the sooner, \N MOND ’ — tt Bleven | nines ox erensmemnee and the sooner become liquid manure.” ae aeons () ‘a ce Darling,” | laiform—New Party. “ Chronic Coughs and Colds at McMilla - Mr. Plimsoll’s name is a household word 5k 9s T ‘atts tank. tech | - ‘ _— ‘ ‘ ™ on ae : . nal}. So ons Si IN iu i Nt { Als. In lots t n at Moncton j iv oe ee at — ee a And all diseases of the throat and lungs can be | to suit pur rs, Terms : go atte ‘ e unseaw: tate a ‘ A : , ae ee 7 mtion wo tm ‘1 wee ay - cured by the use of Scott's Emulsion, as it nH? seckial ' . . > . 7 , 620 > § r .. % ; . . ~~ 4 . VL Ji shteous Ruler of | Which so many vessels of our merchant | contains the healing virtues of Cod Liver Oil sa ~ = ae , . s were pe ted ¢t sea, é m4 . : : \ Auctioneers, marine were permitted to go to sea, and to | and Hypophosphites in their fullest form. See| ”° 1S . | ; ? 1 « c ve ? ‘ > of the state to|the legislation which his agitation called] what W. Ss. Muer, M. D., L, R. C. P., ete., v the material wel-| forth. Latterly his name has not been] Truro, N.S., says: ‘‘After three years ex- ; sof the people. | much heard of, but that he still keeps watch | perience I consider Scott's Emulsion one of ey L zed that the liquor} and ward over our sailors is made evident | the very best in the market. Very excellent il Sa ' : t ae é to ull those | by the issue of a pamphlet by him in which | 2 throat affections.” Sold by ali druggists, ul, the home and | he gives further sad details of the evils of 50c. and $1.00. an sawn WT MAT AS | i ) t lost rj - ; . 8 ani SOaheS oe ae fe eS 25¢a: ER? i : : » ove overloading. But he admits that great eT ee ee She ibe ba “SO Pe ibe 2en_e ® State totally to} iy rovements have taken place under the . fai UUULAV LAL VU } : e greatest foe to | ME eal Side toa Ee Rell 2 h The value of an “advertisement is in pro- cate he wit j a¢ = ¢ y . ay p . . . * state is pledged to | Station whic oo _ has He che een thé} portion to the influence it exercises upon ftnsRT Bie es ; ae Pe a . 4 ; ns coon x eae ishing. ® thus sums UP | those who are thereby induced to purchase y r » . . ° ( ¢ . ; ¥ ‘\ eat nized influence of | UP tUrtuer needs the article to which it draws attention, For : : ; +; os The + »9 aw ° ° 7 . ‘ ‘ : ; |. political parties, “What _ we want a I have recently | jocal purpuses, newspapers circulating ex- SOHRS gp2b & or 20'Hp ES ¥ rup N l of pe tha ther sen asl ya authority ths it “s Sir aa b Jikan BH > \ i ol : either the oer asked by a great aut —— that question, | tensively amung a good class of readers re- . ae ‘ 9 ie Opposition will make o- > answer now, as tobi we Wi 3: vee . ; ee anata | nake pro- | an my “wate ve ye , a bs cca vse . oe re siding within easy distance of the adver- i k in their platiorm in near | mauy things to ye us th motest chance o . " a spa r fa FE eo var a - lelibetlon § 7 tiser should always be chosen. If the sub- —PREPARED BY : : securing them by legislation in one session. | «04+ matter is of general interest, tl th ii to distinguish any distinct issue | We must be content to obtain the 1. cessary J al 1 ; ‘ a q erest, then the ret ws © existing political par- | reforms one by one. One session, one reform. more Widely CIFCUIRIEE 6RG Wore eRpensive TTT a Yard ti p le to prohibition. This course will permit of each separat: mediums should be selected. The import- ARTHUR WW. JOHNSON, i l-clare the said suppres- | proposal (being the only one or the time be- | art thing is to ascertain what papers are ; ’ 7 - ° 7 . 4 tratlic to be the chiet plank | fore the country, and before the House) to be read and likely to secure the object the Pir s PwWwaACcisyT ; 7 - . ; . ° . . ~ a 5S ze. mwa » ‘ 1 we scand, aud be-| amply and clearly stated, to be fully discuss- | advertiser has in view.—Lnglish Newspaper. oe 2 | issue which claims | ed, and to be subject to criticism so exhaus- ra Bee Corner Kent and Prince Streets. fai i x J “At ea a mm BASS as - . yport of the good | tive that we can scarcely fail to arrive ata < A - ; . one: velfare of the | reasonable and satisfactory result. The sub- For THE WEAK AND Lanaurb.—Campbell : nov2 -ly jects that require reform in my opinion Beef, Iron and Wine is one of the best tonics, | — cates t h the | ( and I believe it will be shortly the possessing many nutritive and strengthening one > es : ' to assume the; expressed and adopted opinion of more than qualities. Is recommended by the leading iy Dae AD died ih ed ted i ior interests | myseil) ts at we want a decisive check to medical me a. it you are wear and languid & - aye ‘ wilt re- |} be put on the practice of overloading bottie wiil give instant relief. See that you a6 Ee ine | ‘ j ‘ se ‘ ' 4 3 = Te ask for and seat Campbell’s Be af lron nd Pa/Qiig Ft 4G e2X8 ee &S J : ' . UD jowever, this | Secondiy we want a reasonable regulation of | “6% *0F She gee Veep " , ul i ster t | deck eargo Thirdly, we want the restora- Wine. nov 6lyeod very ihition- | tion of the law which required the construc- The skilful advertiser, by his way of put I st | ’ e icy | tien of watertight bulkheads. Fourthly, we}... segtobe cate a eaee by : 8 Way 8. PMY tion itive | : lreqaire that the food supply of oar seaman | ting things and calling attention to his | ga Luterials | tstives in | shalt be snub} to an examination like the | S0V4%, dows much to make a journal valu- ~ Nesp suabie lepen- | food which is exposed in shambles for your | sble and interesting Fresh, breezy, ad-|°~y, a bottle | consider | use and for miae, and that their accommoda, | Yeruisements are hot by any means the least } of i i tgef, Lron and Wiue, and you will 7 - ; } ott + . . ‘ ° -. 5 . | : Sand ir } j tion nouli be subject to inspection as lodg- | interesiing and valuable points of a live, | 8 » neo. | a inag-hons » here. and es leati Ee : : r to in r ' | liar “G- ~~ ing-houses are here, an Pe application to sea- | wide-awake journal. Typo Messenger. paratiot : et fon | ’ 1s ns iren's rm pen sien ; ro Nroviaior a “a Ve aia , as . “ rarer Lit . D9 c i ruj ist c b hild snd | men of the provisions the Employors’ Lia ooo : Campbell's Tron ant fait bo : eS, rannvers, | MU A’. Ff filly, we want that ships shall Ladies -We have jast received a sample? lot For sale at i ) ae 2 ope, @ eoad variety, cake a reasonable number of mea, apd not be of lovely sippers from abroad, Now is the DUDD’S MERICAL HALL. Je revered at Gl La cai : MB 1 ead . va : ACTOTAT CS. ae we reyuire a time vo svhict a .— Gof Bros, nov—tyeo

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NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE OFFERED SUCH REDUCTIONS.

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50 Dozen BLACK and COLORED CASHMERE GLOVES, offered next week at 19 cents per pair.

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, bought at a sacrifice, offered next week at $1.58—

HMERE HOSIERY, worth 30c. 40c. and 50c., offered next

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HATS, CLOTH and FUR CAPS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, UNDER- CLOTHING, GLOVES, &c., sold at bottom prices.

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