North Carolina Newspapers

' A.V I L'.I.Y JOUAAI.,t ' x'.umu r ip' 1 y except ttt t IS.COpoi - ':f,i tJ for six months, leiiwred to citj , . er at 50 cenU per iponth. 1 2 N il W BEItXE JOURNAL, a So column r v.'r, t published ereryTnareuaj at $3JHpa A5.Vir.TI.uNa BATES (PAILD-On Inch oiidy W seats; out week, 10 OB month li.uo; tars months, tlP.00; six months, 16.00; elt month. tiOJJt. . Advertisements dor ol "City Item' 10 erau psr 11m lor Mck ascrtioa So sdwtlsemeatt will M Mito4 bsr jOC1 BUM t y prjo. SoUomoI Harriot !. fce to "xcwd wa line will m Is-w4 lr. AU addltul matter wills r ( U. V Paymeaufct nm& Mcrti . a.) msd. la mivm wiai wlllb coUetU prwtpOT tM Md al each BOO IB. OoamaaieaUoaa eoatataia( tw discos toa ol local atauar are solicit. V eoatamal auoa taut expect to k paUuaed thai eoatalni obJscUoosbls personalities wtUAoldi ths aan l the aathor i or U will make more the. one toluaaot thl THE JOURNAL. Editor. NEW BERNE. N. C, JAN. 16. 1884. entered at the Poet office at New Berne, N 0.. a eeoond-clas matter. A scientific writer says that kissing is deligbtfal because the jaws are so fall of nerves. Altera man gets married he sorter wishes nature hadn't put so many nerves into the jaws. , J '".''-' Hon. Henry Watterson, it is said, has gone to Washington to work np ; a boom for J oseph Mc Don alb, ol Indiana as the Demo cratic candidate for the Presidency. If the Democrats have made up their minds' to make a square fight on the tariff, and we believe they ' have gone' so far iu this direction that it is too late for them to strad dle the fence, as suggested by the Sun by putting up a protectionist M& Flowers for President and a free trader Me. Mobbisoh for Vice-President, then let Me. Wat- t TEESON have his way for one time; but if the Democrats who do not stand on his platform take his ad. - vice and go to the Republicans, his candidate will be left in November. - The most thoroughly eloquent speeches ever made in the Legisla ture of Texas were pronouncedly ' two negroes and both , much of the same s: general ; import. ' Both re- , counted the story of negro devotion toxoid master "and misstiss." When one of these natural orators, him self an old man, extended his black, horny hands and said: ."There can be do great race enmity, between us. inis cannot come while my old master and misstiss live. No, nor while their children and mine survive. , They were kind and gen eroua to me. I knew no want of ;. to-day, : nor care for the - morrow, when I was their property Look at ; these wrinkled, rough hands, They tell the tale. They; tell how ' I toiled for them. And the story is not ended. They are bid and helpless now and live, as I once did, in a little cabin and I still toil for them. I send them half of every dollar I draw from the State Treas- . ury, and . when their daughter, a beautiful, , and good girl, whom I used to carry when she was a child in these strong arms was married not long ago, I sent her a check for 11,000. , Have 1 not the right to ' ask you, gentlemen of the majority, to deal generously with my race!" FARM WORK. - We publish the letter below' be cause it contains some good sag , gestions, though according to our . rules it should not appear because the writer withholds his real name, .probably because he don't practice vwhat be preaches. We say it con tarns some good suggestions, but these abound in every agricultural . paper, and in almost every issue of the Journal.'; How many farmers put them into practice! Wonder if "Clod Hopper" has a stable for every cow, a shelter for his hogs n n si nlanfo mltr tan onraa f ffn auu ;iauto vmj vuu j& va wvuvu to every thirty in corn! We desire to make the Jotjenal useful to the . farmers in this section and give them the news also, and in order to do so we must have their co-operation. , But suggestions as to what to do on the farm is not what the farmer wants. Give us your actual experience. Open an account with . the cotton patch, the corn field, po tato crop, and ; every ; other crop planted, and by next January be prepared to give us a statement of tLo actuL-l result, giving the charac ter ol the soil, manure nud how ap plied, manner of cultivation, tme of planting, etc., etc. Whether you succeed or fail give actual facts and other farmers will have the benefit of your experience; ;.. , - MAYSVILLE, Jan. 8, '84. Editor Jotjenal: As there is no one from this seeming dilapidat ed country writing for the Jotje nal, and some one certaiuly ought, allow me through your most excel- ent paper to make a lew sugges tions. I know not of what would be most interesting to my brother readers of the Jotjenal, but I reckon farming is, as most of its readers are farmers, or at least I nope there is a great many of thorn. read sometime ago what, D. N. arnell said about , going ;West. Think myself he suggested a good idea, but the young man don't practice what he preaches. I would suggest the same and am practic ing it too. I would eay in connec tion that if any young man will go to work and work aright, he can clear more money (I mean working on a farm) in North Carolina than in any, other State in. the Union, for through the many vicissitudes of my career have I found a more fertile country than tht good Old North State. Some might say there is not enough land cleared for me, but hold tnat lorty acres is enough for any farmer, provided he don't grow, all cotton. Plant , ten acres of cot ton "to every thirty of corn, raise horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, for it is of no use to try, to farm without stock. It don't pay us down here to raise, horses, the cause of which staggers; they, will grow finely until nearly large enough to work, then have the staggers and die, with but lew exceptions; it is an old say ing and a true one that "every bit ter has its sweet,'? but that's all Or the most bitter, we have. Mr. Gillett lost several last spring, so did Mr. Foscue; as for neighbor Maides,' he hasn't raised oii'e in twenty years. Yes, it is as 1 have said, every bitter has its sweet; we can raise anything but horses; as lor hogs poor land pinies the whole woods are covered with them; lew Poland Chinas, sheep m abund ance, and they will eventually be come as cotton is now, king. But there is one . thing I can say of North Carolina, not North Caro- ina either, but ol her people: they don't care for their stock as they ought. Every man who has a cow should have a stable for her; if he has two, have two stables, and in short . have ; a shelter for all his stock. . Swine should have a place of quiet repose, instead of being exposed to the inclement weather; there is one out there now shiver ing with cold; I tell pa it claps the climax of total depravity. I would say (though it's off of the subject) that every man who lives on a farm should have a wife, but most of the girls nowadays love to lead city lives because their fathers and husbands want, them to milk the cows, and I can't hardly blame them, for I don't believe.it is the girl's place. Let every farmer have a hired boy to feed the horses, milk e cows, and in short do all be choses; if one is not enough, hire another. Yours respectfully, - ' . Clod IIopiee. WASHINGTON LETTER. ' - January, 12th, 1884. A lively scene was presented in the Capitol last Monday, npon the reassembling . of Congress,; after two weeks recess. There was great activity suggestive of . the-com: mencement of the work of a busy session.v The floor of the House was crowded with visitors before the session opened, and many mem bers were at their desks at an early hour 'With numerous- bills to be presented on the call of the States. There was' a general handshaking and interchange ol tne compliments of the season among members who had been away during the holidays. : At the very beginning it is evi dent there will not be perfect harmony in the ranks of either party npon the important ; ques tions, which will call lor their con sideration during the session. It is said that the Democrats of the Ways and Means committee will not act in accord on the tarilt cues tion, the result of which will be a prolonged fight on the floor of the House. Mr. Hewitt, it is thought, will maintain his views to the last, and will have enough followers in the committee to hold the balance of power. The fight will probably be continued to the end ol the ses sion withont anything being done. In view ol this Mr. Eandall is harry ing td get all of the appropriation bills before the Ilonse, and to dis pose of other important business as soon as possible, and lie may use the privelege of the Appropriations committee to interrupt a long ais cussion. These, and various other matters, promise material lor a session of intense ' interest and of creat importance. Nearly fourteen hundred bills were introduced in the House du ring .the week. Among those of local importance was one granting j ry e.': r t.o censor . Iways in this city. : '.ting iv:..i. Lt ixt 'or 1- diers and sJors of the late w Yt iiO had served thirty days, or were in any engagement, and to the wid ows of all deceased soldiers. Mr. Townsend, ol Illinois, introduced a joint resolution for a Constitutional amendment providing for the elec tion of United States Senators by the people. Gen. Brown, of In diana, offered a - bill in retaliation of the French; and German prohi bition of the American hog. ; It briefly provides that when any foreign government 6hall prohibit the importation of American food or other products, 'the President shall procla.ii a prohibition of some article of prominence, which we buy of the particular country'. Mr. Townsend presented a- similar bill on the tenth of last - month, which has since been commented : on in the French assembly and Parisiau papers.. Both of these gentlemen represent large pork producing dis tricts, and therefore take deep in terest in this raid upon a product of so much importance to their constituents. Gen. , Brown presented r. a- bill making it a. crime subject to flue and penalty, to mail, or cause to bo mailed, any letter, postal card, pamphlet, news paper, or other document containing anything con cerning a lottery. , . ,-, ! , ' The committee on Indian affairs, which held its .first' meeting; on Monday has some grave problems to solve during the present fiession. Under existing treaties, the tribes will . tolerate . no w encroachments upon their territories.! Civilization, advancing with the railroads, is in fringing so rapidly npon the reserva tions of the Northwest, that trouble is sure to ensue' unless some satis factory policy is settled upon.: One important question with which the committee will have to deal will be whether the tribal organizations shall be continued, or whether the savages shall be put upon the basis of ordinary settlers, so much Jand being accorded each man of proper age, Mr. Finnerty,' of Chicago a member of this committee, who has spent much time among the scalpers of the plains, is expected to .throw light upon the difficult problem. . i . Oysters Getting Scarce.- "', ' ' Oyster dealers complain that bivalves of good quality are only found now in Long Island sound. The Maryland beds are said not to be worth .working . and J all the dredges are keeping the; holidays. Bare bottoms ; are - said ' to exist where hitherto millions of oysters were produced.'. Owners of Chesa peake Bay beds not only neglected to plant shells for the spawn to "set" on, but 1 dredged and sold shells that had been smothered by the growth on top of them. Mean time the world will have to depend almost wholly on the Long Island sound beds for its supply. Whether these beds will furnish that supply or not remains to be seen. 5 Oysters are high now', and are going up every day. Ex. A Fair Offer. , ' The Voltaic Belt Co., of Marshall, Mich.; offer to send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt and Electric Appliances on trial, lor thirty days, to men, old and young, afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality, and many other diseases. See advertisement in this paper, d&wlw Aver's Sarsavarilla is the most Dotent blood purifier, and a fountain of health and strength. Be - wise in time. All baneful infections are promptly re moved by this unequalled alterative, d w . When you Buffer; from ; dyspepsia. heartburn, malarial affections, kidney disease, liver complaint and other wast ing diseases. . When you wish to enrich the blood and purify the system gen erally. When you wish to remove all feeling of weakness, weariness, lack of energy, try a bottle of Brown's Iron Bitters to see how greatly it will benent you. . It surpasses all known remedies as an enncberof the blood and a perfect regulator of the various bodily func tions. Ask your druggist. ' - 1 For Dyspepsia, Indigestion,. Depress sion of Spirits and General Debility, in their various forms; also as a preventive against Fever and Ague, and other In termittent .Fevers, the "Ferro-Phos-phated Eleob of Calisata," made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal, tuwl HEAB .ME NOW ! HEAR ME NOW! HEAR' ME NOW ! I HAVE GOT THE . BEST SELECTED STOCK . .' OF" . ! '. Gold and Silver Watches, . Solid Set3 cf Jewelry, Solid Silver and Phtcd Ware And In fact every kind of floods In my line to be found In Kastern Carolina, f I bought them to sell, so come ftnd Bee me Come early and avoid the mMi. SAM. K. EATON, , dec2JKltf II Iddla street. V c CI W JL k caller was fw' I) Absolutely Pure. Thla powder never varies. ' A marvel of purity, strength, nd wholesomenesg. More economicitl tluin the ordlimry kinds, and can not be sold In competition with the multitude of low test, Khort weight, alum or phosphate Kwdera. twld only In cans. Koyai. Baking WDKii Co.. luo wall-st N. Y. -1 novl3-lydw Extra Early Peas,' .' Holiavk Beans, Onion Sets, ".w'v Radish Seed And other SceJs for sale TIIKAP FOIS CASH At ' IIACOCK BROS., Diugglsts, : dec8-dljanl : Next to Post Cilice, -AHction Sale. . Will be sold at Auction at the store known as the . . .. , ... : . 'WEINSTEIH BUILDING," the Stock of Goods formorly belonging to WD. SULTflfi &, GO ; Consisting of ' . ' ?y a tbrOOCLS, BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS. NOTIONS, CARPETS, .KUCS, and many other articles. The attention of Merchants is called to this Large Sale. ' Sale to begin on I4ih; Day of Januarys AtjTEN o'clock a. in., 1884, and con tinue until the Stock is SQld. ; ' - - GEO. 6EEEN, jan4tf. . .'',';' Assignee. Your attention is called to the MANY ATTRAGTIOnS 1 offer thiageason, the LARBEST Ever Shown in flew Bern?, Consisting in leading articles, of BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES CHAINS, ciiariis, lace fins, KECK CHAINS, LOCKETS AND PENDENTS PLAIN AND FANCY Bangle and Chain Bracelets RINGS IN EVEBY VARIETY. Fine Perisconic Snectaclos and Eve Olasses in Rubber, Steel. Celluloid. Sil ver and uoid t rames. A new method of nttinct the eyes correctlv. : uau and examino stock; no trouble to snow goods. - - . , .. Respectfully, e B; Al BELL, .-; Jeweler, Middle St., New Berne, N. C, i N. will give Fifty ($50.00) Dol- lars for any article ever sold by me for uoid or silver that was not. - -octlldly ' B. A Bell. FIA&I I f of Hie 1e(jitimsy 0iuiii home, how ollum a KciiiH MRIMT DR. II. H, KaNR wheriy ny ih ran nr ttiiilvHly. Fur tetttiiuouliil, ud enrtoracuivuu, imutrt from lnltieul niHIoiil men, and ft full fletmrtption of th tnatnieni. htuiiuir nt. hniMA nl.L I miH MUreM U. U. Ml.. 4 W. Hiktii. Xm York. A Really Pure Stimulant. Tills whiskey Is controlled entire! by Ven able A Ileyman. N. Y. It is distilled in Mary. land in the slate water regions of that State, from the small grain grown there. The distil lation is superintended by a gentleman who understand!) his business thoroughly. Nothing deleterious Is allowed to enter into Its com position, and none of It is allowed to be sold until It is fully three years old in order that It nuiy he entirely free by evaporation from the fuHil oil. Vennhle , Heyman olh-r tlu-se (roods ns perfectly pure to iiil a Ions felt want fir inetilcal imrposes. It Is their own bmml Bnil t hey stiilie their reputiition on the tiu.a oi i n iiKertion. 1 n-sa le by C. II. V-S1 ", : ' V. ,'!:a . . lew 1 eir.e, r. c SpeGiel of IG8 j I m l 1. 5 r I... -"J OP NORFOLK. VA. j "The franchise of this enterprise 1b based! npon the charter pmnted by the Legislature of the State to the Dismal Swninp Canal Company, and Its legality bus beu fairly I tested before the Court. . The object in view is the "Improvement and extension" of the Canal;- and that full opportunity may be given for the purchase of the Tickets, of which there are only 25,000 'with 356 Prizes.' the Drawing will take place on the 17th JANUARY, at which tlmo It will be made In Ihe city of Norfolk, before the public, and nnder the supervision of duly authorized Commission ers, and In like manner each sncceding month. The previous Drawings have been most successfully and satisfactorily conducted; the distribution of J13,()50 giving assurance of the stability and good faith of the Com pun , and n lea r is presented with the following ' SCHEME : CAPITAL PRIZE $8,000, 1 Prize or...., .$5,000 is . k 5,000 1 do, .... 1,500 Is 1,5110 1 : do. . i...... 1,000 is .. 1,000 1 do. - , .... 600 is .... .. : S00 i do. ; aw is..... ' " 200 1 , do, . 200 la.,, .,.. : 2IX) 1 do. ' '1....... 200 is.;.. 200 1 do. " . ' 200 is..;..v.... 200 fl . do. 100 are ... .........,. 00 15 ' do. , go are 760 100 do. , :,. 10 are . 1.000 200 do. i . 5 are 1.000 APPROXIMATION PRIfcES. of...........jf5o - ,.;,fi..; j of SO ,. of. 20 270 - 180 350 Prize dlstributlng,...$18.0&0 : 1"ioli.oti Only X. , Plan of Lottery similar to that of Louisiana Com puny. .; , .. J. P. HOEBACH, Manageu. Application for club rates or for Informa tion upon any other business should be lainly written. Giving Htato, County and Town of writer. Vtemiitjinces should bo sent bv Kxnress rather than by I', O. money order or regis tered letters, Nxpresft charges npon f.i and larger sums win oe para oy ne uompany. ; ; Si Aouress pininiy . j. p. uoraiACH.r Norfolk, Va. A stents for sale of Tickets rennlred tliromrh- outtbeHt-nle. Address applications as altove. The nnderslstned supervised the Drawlne Hwamp'lottery Company, and certify that It 'Mod l( .1.1 ll.n ...1 i 1 ll. ...... I )... t I lilt Illun.n was conuuctu Willi strict latrness to an in terested. ' S. W. SELDNEIt, Wholesale Liquor Dealer, v No. 91 Koanoke Square, NORFOLK, VA. Orders promptly attended to and satisfac tion guaranteed. v, r ., usiunllsheu ltsu. sepiUAWOm Elizabeth Iron Works, C1IAS. IV. PKTTIT, Prop., 280, -282, 284 and 286 Water street .NORFOLK, VA,,' MANUFACTURES OF v ENGINES, TOILERS, Saw and Grist Mills, , ;;-- -: SlIAPTIXqS, . t!3. FOItaiNGS AND CASTINGS, Of Every Description. r Complete faelUUes for ALL WORK in our lino aul7-d&wly HIGHEST CASH PEICES Paid for nil kinds of OLD IRON, METALS and RAGS. JAS. POWER & CO., 80 Rowland's Wharf. NORFOLK, VA. We are always In the Market for the pur chase of old wrecks old steamers and old ma chinerv of all kinds. All consignments attended to promptly and careiuny, ana correct returns mauo. auumy , MILLER & DAVIS, 1 ' DEALERS IN Furniture, Mattresses, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Hatting, Pictures, Mirrors, Cloeks, "Window Shades,' Cornices, Etc., 109 Chnrch Street, aul4-dra ; , NORFOLK, VA THE UNRIVALED NEWFAKMR GIRL coo:i STOVE. Nothing further seems necessary to make the New Farmer Girl a perfect and beautiful cooking apparatus. It has large Flues and Oven, Patent Oven Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate, Deep Ash Pit and Ash Pan. The Cross Pieces all have cold air braces, and the Covers are smooth and heavy. Large Bingle Oven Doors. Tin lined, 'The largely increased sales at this Stove attest its popularity every stove fully warranted. ' P. M. DRANEY, , SOLE AGENT, NEW BERNE, N. C. Any castings wanted for Farmer Girl Cook Stoves sold by P. M. DRANEY at 10 cts per pound. oc!7dwtf GEO. W.J. HARVEY, 9H0 ICICIIJUONO ST., PHILADELPHIA. ' KOTA IILISH 151) 1859. ' - V'nUep of Gentlemen's Pine Cnttnra ii -! .i Moe of the I.ntt st S.tj lcsniui ... 1" UUAUiiS. V.'onlcl refer to Metwiti. H. 1' 'iniiTsiin, Oeo. II, l.'iiiii'iiH, fili'i OLlK'l'H, ail Of .i.'W i. :i IH. i i ri!,'rs l;y r 1 ju!; Uwly -.'. ;. K. Mrynn, f!H) tieo. A, Oliver ..4 Lj UKALKB IT iancy ana lciict Articles FULFOIiD'S OLD STAXD, Comer Broad and Fleet Streets, NEW BERNE, N. C. ' 3 Physicians prescriptions carefully com pounded. aug2i-dtf RTERRY & CO., 272 Washing a X ton street, New York--Constantly receiving on commission all kinds of farm produce. Are prepared to supply the trade with Butter, Cheese, Apples, Potatoes, and other fruits and vegetables at wholesale rates. Quota tions furnished at Berry's Drug Store. ASH buyers can get spot terms at BERRY'S AVE time, avoid delay when Bull ing, by having your prescriptions dispensed at ; ,; , ; BERRY'S. jIMBLE fingers work for the sick . BERRY'S. A NIGHT BELL for the use of those that trade at - BERRY 'S. Np matter whose advertisement heads the prescription you still have the right to have it put up at BERRY'S. TO compete with low-priced goods furnished to our . country stores from the North, many druggists feel called upon to meet competition with low strength goods. You can depend upon the strengh of all goods covered by my label. No slops put up at BERRY S. MIXED paints, $1.83 per gallon, at BERRY'S To get Drugs and Medicines, Taint, " Oil, Hope, Canvass, Nails, Spikes Oakum and Ship Chandlery is at U, S. MACK'S, Market Wharf.' THE SPOT To get Stoves at Bottom Priced Call and see thein at - ' U. S. MACE'S, " Market WharJ. the"spot To get Uocs, Spades; Shovels, Axes, Plough Gear," and anything usually kept in tho Ilardware Line, all at Bot torn rrices for Cash, is at ; ' U. S. MACE'S, - Market WharJ, - d&w NEW BERNE, N. O. . , , . , t ; 1C! fin Whom debility, exhausted powers, premature decnv ftnd failure to perform life's lu tie properly are osnsed by oxcetios. errors of youth, etc, " will tlua perfect ftnd lastiuR ' restoration to robust health ftnd vlprorons munhood la THE MARSTpN DOLUS. Keitner stomaoh umpiring nor InBtrumentg. This treatment of Scrvoui DeMllty and lBhvlciilDeeAvisnnifoTralr sneesffifol becsnie based on perfect diagnosis, eiv and direct methods and sbsolnte thor. onshnem. t'nll infnrmstioB and Trsatiss fro. Addrces Consnltinit I'hysician of VAnSTON REMEDYCO.,40W.14thSt., KcwYorb TORPSD COVVELS, DISORDgnCD LIVER, and HLARIA. ; I mm Iheao soura- ut ise Uireo-foartlm ol tlio diioasea of tlio linman raoe. T1ih Rytnptms indium their exutom) : of ; Aiipspie, lto.xU toulvt, feiek Herd, avtte, tulluess Hlter eating, uvmiun o ciei tlou or body or uiluU, KrnctaUon of fyod, irritability of temper, r,u,r eplrlU, A leelinsf of having ,M.Bi,M. a ' Oittr "tMluew, jClntterlbu nt Cli llrt,Ht boforothe eym. lti-liv cj. red Urltt., COSTS firlT0;C Mn.l lrv mnml Ihonao of a romoily th-Jt iu-Im dtifofr i : I LI.S imvo no ecpinl. Tlioifi!t.tloi.oiMh KliliKiyi Hnd sicin isalHn prnnint; rinimvltiB nil Impiirltlea through thus.i tlnfo nt racer of the system," prolcii: ni,p, , IHo.Miiind li;(8Um, rc(nlnr sttiols, ti nitni r slilnaiidaviRoroiisbody. 1'SJT'"SI1I.1.U '.'.V, 1? "au(! r g' lpn nor lutusleru Willi tittily work and ara a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. HE PEEF.S MHH A KE.TV MAX. "l h:VO had Dysnnpsin, with Cdiihi Hon, two years, and li!iv trl tl ten ilitlrn-nt kinds of pills, und TUTT'S ur tlio llrst that havo dono me any good. They huvo oluancd me out nloofy. My nppetlto 1st splondid, food dlpreSts rondily, imd I now have tuuuml passnjrpg. 1 foia nk u now man." W. D. EUWAED8, Pultnyra, O. SoldoTrrywherp.a.lo. Oftl,Murrny8t.,X.V; ' r.TOTT'O jniil Will. Ghat Hair or Whiskers clntnuRtl In. Btantly to atii)ssv Black ly a sinplo up. plication of this OVB. Sold by DruL'ulxU,' or sent by express on reeoipt, of 0 1 , Office, 44 Murray Street, New York. TUTT'S I8AKUAL CF DStmi RECEIPTS FREL ' FARMERS AND COUNTRY EE TAKE'.NOTICIS! We are asaln at onr old stand, in our KI-'.".V STOKE. We havo a full Hue of Groceries, Dry Goc, r ' : and Sheer,' all of which we are offering v.-w l . s, Wholesale and retail. , ( nil i- n t at our goods and (jet our In rlers solicited. Satisfaction - - - a h r33 .'i! rr IRf I BI - WBBKRBrVDn Q3HB -3