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A Chinese maxim says: “ We require four thinga of woman— that virtue dwell in her heart; that modesty play onlhcr brow ; that sweetness flow from her lips; that industry occupy her band."

A nosegay is easily obtained. Four brandy toddies a day for a. couple oi months will put you in the way of one that will astonish your friends.

of all the men in the world, Dagner. rotypists should be the most fond ofchii- then, for they universally find it vcrydif— tieait to get along without it little sun.

“ “'hy do you continue to sell spiritu- ous liquor ?" “ Ifl did not sell, these drinking fellows would not (‘OIIIC to my shop, and I should have to chance to give them good advice."

A French writer, in describing the tra- ding powers of the genuine Yullltm‘fiuidr “ It‘he was cast away on a desolate island, he'd get up the next morning and go round ceiling maps to the inhabitants."

The last case of insolcu is related in' one of our exchanges ; it is that ol'a man named John liolc, who was so lazy, that in writing his name be simply used the letter J., and then punched a hole through the paper!

A poor man once came to a miscr and said, "‘ I have a favor to ask." “ So; have I," said the miscr; ” grant nxiuc' first." " Agreed." “ My request is," said the miscr, “ that you ask me for nothing.”

The best adhesive label you can put on luggage: stick to it yourself.

\Vhy vhould the British Government strive to abolish the use of the shiiclah in Ireland? Because it militath against the scrurily of IIIC rpm/m.

A man out “'cat advertises a new pa- tent stovc which saves three-quarters of the wood, while the asth which it makes pays for the other quarter.

The clergyman in a certain town, as the custom is, having published the bans of matrimony between two persons. was followed by the clerk's reading the hymn beginning with these words, “ Mistaken souls, who dream of Heaven."

RIOBAL GEMS.

Religion is much talked of, but little understood, till a man's conscience is awakened ; then a man knows the worth ofa soul and the want of a saviour.

Religion must be our business, then it will be our delight. '

Four things a Christian should speci- ally watch after ; to be humble and thankful, watchful and cheerful.

If we would not fall into things unlaw- ful, we must sometimes deny ourselves those that are lawful. .

If you follow Satan, you will find the tempter prove a tormeutor; if vou follow the Spirit, you will tind tho Counsellor prove I Comforter.

They that spend their days in faith and prayer, shall end their days in peace and comfort.

Engage in no pursuit in which thou canst not look unto God and say, “ Bless me in this, 0 my Father!"

Intoxication has filled our world with tears and groans, with poor and helpless, with wretchedness and want.

\Vhen a man lives with God his voice shall be as sweet as the murmur of the brook and the rustic of the corn.

Love is the law of the universe—emu- nating from Cod, binding myriad worlds together in the boundless space and bar- monizing all their motions without con- flict.

If you let trouble sit upon your soul like a hen upon her nest, you may ex- pect the batching of a large brood.

Folly duos not know when to hold its tongue. \Viadom does, and this shows the difference between them. ‘

Remember you are at. the door of eter- nity, and have other work to do than to trillo away time.

Turn to God and he will turn to you— then you will be happy though all the world turn against you.

110 that Ioveth not, knoweth not God, for God is love.

If wo‘forgct God when we are young, he may forget us when we are old. 11' we expect to live with Christ in heaven we must live with him on earth. Christ satisfied the law of God to the uttermoat, and therefore can save those who belicv< ed in him to the uttcrmost.

Benefit your friends. that they may love you more dearly still.

lieneflt your enemies that they may at last become your friends.

Barravtocn IN (,‘mtmxr.—-—On the subject of behaviour in company Leigh Richmand gives the following excellent. advice to his daughters:

“ Be cheerful. but. not giggiers. Ile serious, bait not dull. lie cmmuunicalive, but not forward. lle kind, but not scr— viic. Beware ofsilly,tlmughtlcus speech- es; although you may forget them oth. on will not. Remember Und‘s eye is in every place, and his eye is in every place, and his ear in every company. IIt‘Wlll’L‘ ofievity and familiarity with young men ; a modest reserve without afiectation, is the only safe path. Courtand encourage serious conversation with those who are truly serious and conversable; do not go into valuable company without endeavor-

ing to improve by the intcicoursc per- mitted to you. Nothing is more unbe- hecoming. when one part ofa company is engaged in profitable conu‘raaliondhan that pnother )art should be trifling, gig- gling. and talking comparative nonsense to each other."

Arum Lawrence said, when asked tor

adtiee. " Torin; man, base all your ac. ,

tionc um a principle; preserve yovr in- regrin ot‘ character,sml in doing this,ne- vrr reckon the cost."

' When We find our temper ruffled tn« wards s parent, a wire, a husband, a;

brother orgrfltkl. we should pulse, and ‘

think

_ a lbw more months or years they

In the spirit-land. watching ' porchnnee, we rhnll he lhlrc overthem.

"l‘able t‘owru; (‘onulcrpamaz rillt, cainhrie,

(.‘rwnu of Tartar.

for can: as any now offered in this 'I'own.

momma-1o AT THE

EUREKA HOUSE, suaurasma,

Now ollcrs For Sale at low prices for (‘ush or reliable crcdit, a large and well- nsrovted stock of

ill IEliUI IANDIZE, of almost every description, recently lauded from the ling linwanxx from Litcrpool

Acsns from lloston, Mann Am.l.l.from Illuntrcahanil , Shim I‘llJIRIlmlz, I

from Halifax,

May be found Ladics‘ Dress: Materials, in (‘ulurrga, Alpacas, Mohairs, ('umicts, (Tm , missiana, linen ginghams, muslinu, pophn-‘. winccvs, Iv'rcuch iuerinos and silks. In Shawls—cashmore, \t'ovc paisley, Indium, L'alna, fancy thauc and Iztce; linen and union skirting, black and colored morccu; row. pink, r‘t'hrict, revuland amber colored Idunm. nbitc lustre, fa. bums; ls'axunv. n tiou Welsh and in Flannel. , n he quilting, cu , mantle lawn; v. b'M union dam k, \Il‘IOI’H and printed cio

to

and colored border Ham! 5.; fancy, light and dark i’iiuh, fancy rillr'lillfld, ’l'urlicy lied Cotton; jacuuet , cumbric, book, mall and aptll. Muslins: cotton, toilet and \\'UI‘:It‘|I luri- llun I-‘ringc; towels, patrolling, rough and dressed Hollands; :. cs' clothj Ickcts, linen shirt fronts; long cloth, fancy cotton and lizncy llauucl shirts; vestings, waterproof cloth, wool corduroy, mixed Inclton, Scratch and (.‘ai lian 'l'wccds; Ida: k, colored and other Cloths; hosiery. parusols, gloves in variety, ribbons, vciri t‘i, laces, llowera, fcutlrcrr; dress, bonnet and hat vrapes; black and col- ored rill: gossamer, silk blomle nrt (whilc and black), women's, Missrs’ and child‘s straw Ilats, Albums, braids; Iiuglcd, dream, but and bonnet 'l‘iinunings. in black, (Tyalttl and amber colors; black and white lace falls. black and \v‘i'itc dress caps, lace mittens and gloves, white and drab corsets, brooches, beads and be us of eury color and shade. dress buttons; ladies' and gents' paper and linen collars and cuffs; t ' to. Also is offered it good Iloatlt'llllmli of Staple Cumin, III while and colored warps. ticking , cotton and union rhertiugs, drills, din. uh I were bought in Manchester before the lat-J advance price in cottol. goods, and niil Le sold much lower than formerly.

‘ | In Boots and Bacon, are oIl'ercd an excellent assortment of Amer- ican xmuiufacture, in Nos. to suit f. ct of any size, which were purchased lower than can be bought either in England or the New I)onii~ nion, and are offered at a corresponding rate. Ilvlls and (light,

both English and American, in newest styles. Oil (Sloth. table covering. oil cloth carpeting,

(iii a b and Am wiean) nice patterns; paper and Him lulu English room paper, ‘I ‘ . border paper; -tt, hemp and all wool

aipeting, rcmlyomede .

I:

is found at the Euro: article in the lino rcqnircd Carriage Makers and Farm rs, cumming in part of 10 tons, every bar of 'hich is the best refined Scotch Iron, from .i to :3; in. square, including oval, A round Ind hoop iron, iron cavt ash-s, turned arms with boxcs complete , plough mounting, sheet zine, sheet lead, lead pipe, turred paper, burn door hinge: and rollers, all sizes; \veil wheels, grabbing, field and garden hoes, manure and hay forks—two and three tine; Nash‘s scythcsdirillln‘s double rcliucd do '; cradle seythes, rakes, buckets. brooms, tub: in hosts, 2 tons Nails—Hour 5'; in. to Ii iu.-, wrought and cut spikes, 40 boxes Limithwick Glues from 7 x U u. 3:! x L‘l sizes. Ulive, cnslor, paint, lubrieutinlt. end, kero— sene and cod liver (Jila, ’I‘urpentine,Iieluine, Japan ,Varniuh» -reut qualitica—weavers' reeds. boat nails, . zupcrlur article of steel sliot‘cia suimble fur mussel l i, stair rods, SUU‘J bolts and nuts for car we and other work, American \vaegon axles. in common, 4 patent, 5: patent and patent; truck waggon axles 1:}, If} and iii inches, cliptie and side springs; cast. blister, spring and (lerlnau steel; carriage malleable: oi nil ailca nml kinds; silvcrund japan hub bands, silver cen- tres, bent bitkory rims, whip aockcts, tire bolts; colic, cou. tcr-sunk and round head rivets for sleigh and carri: -umk; cllnlllci duck, patent Ilasher leather, cbushiun buttons and tufts, bone head tacks, and a new article c llcd Ex union for slur lg cushions—equal to curlcd r at .l the owl.

Also on hand a good and varied assortment of English and Ann-rich

Shelf Hot aware,

in Cutlery. locks, chisels, wrenches, braces, bits, hollow angers, cornice rings. cu Iin bands, Illca, wool uml cotton cords; furrEi-rs' knives, pincera and shaclnlmlncra, bench and moulding planes. flush chi-st handles. and every article usually kept in a hardware store.

. In Groceries Sonya Stuffs Arc oli'crcd best English nlxmtardd’cp. per, ginger, cream tartar, uiispit‘c, rinnuumn, cloves, curranls, nutmega, I'aiinillx, crushed and brown sllfllll'fl'it't‘, l‘hnl‘du't'h, ryl‘ups, soda. butter, wine oyster and olhvr crackcrs; pilot brcad; Ilyperuio llcd \\'ood-—.‘lmlilyr.v Illil). Ycllutv “11ml. log—wood. tic.

Jnat Received and Onercd For Sale: .51) :illL'S New York Solo Leather,

30 do. lleudlcs‘ Nralsand Kip Lcnlhcr

very clicap.

I7 boar-s and Caddies 'i'obaceo, 327 bbls. Flour and liiln Dried Meal.

Congou Tea. I which for qualin and price as yet has had no sllcccsslul culnpctitovl

(3 C. (,i All DINER-

Iiureka IInnse. Sunimersidc, .lunc IH MGR.

(“Oneida 'I-Iouse, Head of Queen’s Wharf.

Vj‘IiIIi anhscriia-r hua jurt received per hark lla‘nm: from Livciprmlwsehr. I“Lt)|lll‘.\ from Montreal, and Boston~thc follouing

STAPLE GDOBS : -

Flour IIIle t‘uvn Mind, I Ana-alto, Tea and Mr lam-in, ti r Hui, flueur, (' Fix-turn] “Men, S p, Culllccliutnuy, Tobacco and I‘ipea, Hulrilm, Sole Lcnthrr,

iiicu, Itulu .4

l’ilchlorim‘.’.(- :lpreligs

achr. (i.\\\‘.\lth tron:

1868,

, n 1888. seagull. THOMAS B. HALL,

[legs to inform his customers and the people

of i'rim-e (‘ounty in gcncral, that he has jun rcecivcd the

gamma filed: elf clouds I'cl Uf/i‘l‘ctl by 1/1111! Iiavixrz uthoruuqhknowledge t-flbe'i‘rade.

be (loud: have been selected wi'h due regard it the riquirmnents of the country, and hem:

well \mrlby the impel-lion of intending pur-

IN ‘I‘Il‘l‘t‘

to v solicited,

. n invpeciion ol the samc Ia rc:pect~

'Yilc present Stock on hand will he found 0 ('IIIivI‘lICv‘ the following class of

Dry Goods,

’I‘wentyrfnur piece! of Gray (‘ollon as good

v.-.luc as can be produced, White, I‘rlutcd ('oltuus and ('utiun Fizznrnl, (. filttluxi. Shilling I’LIllllcli, Striped Niiirll r and \\'lnceys.l" ' 'tlL‘ll Mvrino,(.favhmerc, lircncb 'I‘wiils, For light pieces Haiti and Fancy Dress Good", Iuong which will be found picces of mag lh'ent puttcrns,L:ulic..' Hula. with all the I Lienalnlc trimmings, (ieulu' Felt and St w ilats, (ill-awry and Cloth (taps, I‘our 1‘ tea cxccllcut Dress and Mantle Silk, . .1, Black Cloth and Silk Month's, 'l‘Iany dozen Ladics' iiid, Silk, Lyle, ’I‘hrcad Spun and Cottoi “lover, (in .' Silk. Worried and lil (,iluvcs. I.1III|\'..' Illack Late, Mitts, Ill-Its and Hell- iug, (din-IL! utid llroochcs, Worked ('ollah. and (Tullii, lonuvt Ilordcrs, Flowers, llih- lions and I’v'ulilcl's, a few superior Black Lama Indiana, Tissue and I'uirley Shawls, ,:‘..hocs and Rubbers, Forty Doxvn . res and children‘s Ilcse, all IIIIIrliltl‘n; Illa ‘k (‘loth Coats, 2.13. each and upwards. Vests and Pants, IO dozen I' lt'y Flannel : hirts, (hxrpet Bags, 125 bill a let Quai- ity ('utton \\'urp.~i, Silk Imitation, bladder and White I run Ildkrls, '1'“- Dozen Chincle. invi and Thread ll: ' Nets, i‘.’ dozen Iiuop Shirl-1 all sizes, (‘ur- sets, Plain and Roby Dress ilulturw, lilo dozen (,‘l' :l'IU yard lltcls, Ilrai Es ot'evcry de plimt. ()snabum 'I‘owcla and 'I‘ewelliug, (iruzzs Cloth, Unused lioliaudn', Lama ail Shades, l’uper (Inllars for the Million. best makes; White Liucu Iliupvr, homing Lima, (.‘onnterpaues and Quiltn \'cl\'t‘t IIIIII Velvet ’I‘ .rane t'ol- luvs, l‘rintcd, Iiooir, . , :I‘l l .laconet Muslinv, \ .ils in variety, llail Linen ’I'hread,l l' ck and White L: ngs, &e., l'a .sols and [Ymbrt , 1 wk Grape, Black French Merino, Splen- did Article in Iiiack Uoburg and Lostrcs. and, every article required for Mourning Fitting-é, I’oulld l’utehes, Sill: llul ’I'u‘ist Braces, Collars, Neckties and ' therwnh a thousand othern Dry (loud: line that cannot here be cnum- eratcd.

Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers.

Tailors and (ll/writ, ’l'ulrc Notice [Ital ] Jun-c on Hand

F 0 1t ’1‘ Y F. N D S SPLENDID CLOTHS l

in Black Dread, Black Doesltin, Lig‘vt Scotch 'l‘wved‘, (3 adian 'I‘wccds, Silk Mixtures, Shepherd's ,hccka and various other styles of L'loth, three pieces of \ . ‘rpl‘unf Cloth for Ladics‘ and Gents' Wear, (icnls Furnish- ing Uoo-l.;, and every thing required in the way of Ti 'lols' 'I'rinnuings, which cnns‘ilutcs the best assortmentofthis class of Goods now on sale in Prince County.

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harden are, 3m . Ilroad Axes, Adzcs. Ileneh‘l‘lanes,Rules and lleveis, Levels, Level Glasses, Caulking Mallets and Irons, Mud and ’l'cnou Saws, llorse Ilutxps, Shoe do., Mill. I Teflon, Whip, tail and Files, Mason‘s ’l‘mwcls, (.‘l.iw,( arpct,.‘jhoc and other Ilununers, Sand Paper, Ink l‘uwdcr. Wool (.‘nrda, 'l‘, Barn-door, Hull and Cbcrt Hinges, Morlice, ilim, l‘ud, (ELest, Cupho II'II m d 'I‘runk Locks,(fnrpcl, Cut and ‘ump'l‘ucfs, tipnrrowblils, Finish. ing Nola, ,l ti: *5, (‘ Idicsticks, Dust Paris and llrii‘sthfi 'cra and Trays, Kerosene Lumps‘ (,‘hii‘rmeys and Wicks, Iron, III'IIlIIIIIIl,{Il'I(‘OII-s Metal, Tea and

Table lipoohs; ‘nitcwash, Stove, (Jlolh- lug, Iiuir, Saab. ‘uoth, and Dust Brushes, HutcherandSheath liniv ~; 'I‘runta: (' I Hooks and Lines, Ill-its and-“hen , dozen I'uvkct lioivcs, from ‘Jd. npwuru. any unamin of ’I do Cutlery, Mirrors,

Sheep Shears, ('urry Combs, Ilnuulsler

Brushes, Key-Hole * vs, Lanterns, ('olii-e and Ten. (‘unnisl Fiddle Ilowrt. Ihmr Latches, Clipboard Lutlhes, 'I‘urn-acrmrs. Ilratcs. Screws, all sizes; 5!) pair (‘haiu Traces, IIack ('haiur. Ilt'at)‘ ‘I‘uitcbinu, (Yh.in.<, ll feet long; (ball: and (Ibalk Liner. I-‘ish.(‘lulhcsand (.‘od Lint-u, I‘lnuah Lines and 'i'ctbvr Ropes, Whip Lzmbes - 1:! dozen Iiorse \\ hips, ‘I'in (,Iilers,HpcetaciI-a and loses, l’ipcs, Isl, 2d, illi,‘liil, and lith Les n Ilooltrl, (Iraunnars and Spelling llookx, School. Letter and Note Paper, I'ens and Iioldera, Memorandum Itooks. l‘urrcn, School Marci, Ilult‘a, Shoe and Stove Illarkcuinir, Varnish for Stoves, (inn ('ap; and (lint hippies, l'owdcr - d Shot, Swan Shot, :iliot I'uuvhes no I'owder I’iarks, Shoethrcaduiml General Findings, While land and other I’uinta, Lamp Illack, llioueh Mounting. extra Sole I’Iun-x, Shov- I'ifl. (‘lzrt IIann-s, Iiul and Mink 'l‘rnps, boo Iluils Itoom I’aper, Matches, ILrn Door Ilingea, Nails, all sizes, new on hand. Also, just arrived from Montreal, two ’l‘oua unsorch (Int Nails, loxcs Canadian Home Nails, \I‘rouuht Nails, and general nsem‘llllvnt of irmimo:i;;cry, Nasll'si'clc- I‘ratcd iluy “\AIIH'F, :lU haven Iingziish Glass, 7 .\ 1!, h’ x It), Itlx I‘.’. II! x H. and 10x lli, Herring and Ilcddic ’I'uinc,tht-| Iituds, (‘urpt ul: l’.\' I'cncils. Iron Npiarw, Auger}, Grubldiu.r iIm-s, ’I’in l’lalcs, (i..l~ vrnixcd Wurc, I‘laue Ilona, iit'iSRIII'N, litre Ilniicrs, (.loul ()il, (irenao for 'l'rltclLJ and “billions, Iicruscuc, I'uillt’, Seal, ('Ilslol‘ and bivch (Illa; \l’uggpn Axles and Springs, Cut and Wrought leiit‘fl, (liars: and cloth- (aware, Illtlnzcn Mill: l‘ans, Jars, ‘ II' and l‘ppcr Ie-uhcr, 'l'Ill‘Il‘liilIl‘, S() :c Stones --I I: arrive. II iy I..:kcs, ii.:y and Manure “trite, Still Shovels and otlnr 'u'ootlcil Wurc, Ulialcr swallow, l’i‘I-Ihr.

Groceries, £00 :

\ (Tolnplclo Slack of firm-cries. amongst which Will be [hand uchoice article of Mo|~

soda bi wot-canto. .Ilnnnre I'otkrt

Nuts (dim-rent kin.le i

Sull:|l'l)etui.‘, Axm , .\ Haul, ‘ Nlmvclu (in, t» rud I»sz .r ; timuod (illlt'd', Ii'u-s,

L‘Iovw. ricytbc S‘ucarlm Numb-en. I lum- ubummu rim-A] (ilenucbl Slur: h, I SilblN nil iltldu

(loin do I “om: hillln . x it

('nlfco (pure) liar Ll Ill

(Irutunl All»; ire, IiIHmu-t

Salt I'cIro, Sc Iv'vlng I‘I'lllill'N Alum and Catlin-ac, Shoo do Iliue .‘itone, ’ Slum do

(.‘nppcrun. lurax,

While \Ymh do Whivpu-(r Itmlr Saws tibia, N Nint- Iihwk'p

The above (imnla will he fluid as ('IIIIA i‘

Afilllili Iii..\('li, - I‘nl‘ e, III :ld I’llu'lt r \\ hurl, - Lh‘. .Imw ll, H "

Iii: Ll"! 'I had at the .,.

r ia'mnubvrslde can in‘ ‘e of

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I). [bull-Hts.

nrs‘cs, u! in: Nd. per gallon cash. Tea, 11 good arm. , Sonar, lllown and Crushed. Nalurai Li f, ’I‘wiit and Flat 'l‘ubuci-n, English Soup, Washing and linking Soda. ('imnuuon. All-pit e, (linger,Curr.ulls,(‘ou- fcctionary. ('lnvcs, [Luck and ('uycnIu-‘ I'eppcr, “out (liogernud Round I'eppcr, Mustard, Iimr‘nl'c Lemon, Cinnamon and Tipper, Mint, Lugnnmi, Ilcd Wood and Yellow Wood, Iniliuo, (,‘oppcras, Alum, Vilrioi, Annotlo, lIIue, Starch, Is‘altpclre, lilac, (‘rulht-nr, ('nudiliou Powders, ’I‘umb- lers, I’icklcx, lip-om Halts and Senna. Sulphur, Whiting, Iiicc, hIllflilt'eil and Rhubarb. Ilottics t'uhtor (III, Vincgvr,5bdt.

A Iva to . I cries .' fly the Anrumx, from London,

20 Cheats Excellent Tea.

The whole of which a ldrll will be mid at

The Lowest Possible Price: for Cash or

it?” Limited (Iredit- “W THOMAS II.Il.lLl..

June ii I ul‘i, ‘4

ummcrsidc (‘Imip More, June It. In ~

May Isl, hem.

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BOOKS. STATIOERY. 860-

JI'S'I‘ licccivcd at lil‘ill'l‘ltAM'S BOOK S'I‘UIIIC, a so l_v of Books and S'l‘A-

'I‘IUXAIIY, L‘ulhlstlllg of

SCHOOL BOOKS.

Irt, L’nd, 3rd, -ltll, l’ub, andtith, Irish National. Nelson’s Series School Books. (lit \M‘IAIIS— ngliab, French and Latin; Aritunn vs, (ten), Hiya. English IIi.-_torira. SIM-iii": Ilouks, lv'rcnell Ilcadcrr, Latin Ile- lectus, School Testaments, (.‘opy iloolu, and New Ilook required in Schools; School I'd- pen-[’01 dr., Foolacap do., Note do., plain and fancv; Mourning Note I’npcl‘, Ii a‘vlopcs, (very cheap) Slate Ind Lead l'cncils, I'vna and Pen-holders, red, blue and black Ink. Rulers, Blotting: l’uper, ltlncilage, Day Boobs, Ledger's, Indexes, Blank Ilooks, all sizes, Pocket Books, Psalm Ilooka, Wesleyan Iiyniu do., Iliblcs.i 'aiI style of binding, ’l'estuuu-nla, Church t" hires. Catholic l‘raycr “when. (later) .9. and a variety of inisecllunetun works in] lllluel. novel wl;.-.i the want of space forbids us l nunicrute.

——.\Lso__

TIlI-l ENTRANCE” I’lCMALl-l, or the Itenmrkable Disclosure of a Lady concerning

another world. lllflll'l‘llAM.

Sununerride, June 2?

lattice l Tobacco I Per “Sea Bird" from Montreal

6.) (,'.\I)I)Il-JS iloot lice] and May Apple TOBACCO,

]:I Caddies Natural Lcufpocket pieces do. NJ " ‘ ' (ll). 11') “ May Applo do -ll lmx's & hf lJt 'st) ()lItth’ll it extra 8‘s “ 70 (Quarter lloxcs 'c nluna & Gold llav do L‘U llall boxes lU‘s do do I37 halch and qlr. b x 'Damask ltosu do