The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-22
AND No. 500 BROADWAY


DRESS ia one OF the various ingredients that con-
tributes to the art of pleasing and therefore, deserv
Ing careful attention, for we cannot help forming
some opinion Of a mans sen8e and character from
his dT ess. A man should dress we'll Let your dress
be comfortable and suitable to your condition, and
becoming to your figure. Great should be
csed In the selection color and style of the
rial composing your Dress so that, when departing
from plain into what are called "NOJby' Styles you
may net look foppsh, but well dressed, according
to the style Of the day. Much depends upon your
tailor to properly arrange the different parts of
dress hArmonze and The color and character OF the
material, especially plaids and fancy colors
the leading style for the coming season. Above
all. have your clothes to fit. and to be we'll made.
that they will look II you had borrowed them
from friend hired them for the occasion. this
connection wo1id suggest a visit to CHARLES
SIokEs g. Co., No. s21 Chestnut street, who, without
doubt, are the leading fashIOners OF this city.
PREscRIBING FoR THE PEoPLE.-We have dispen-
sayes, hospitals noble Institutions of all kinds, for
the relief of human Ills. Every thoughtful citizen
appreciates the value of these establishments for the
anne loraton ofsuffering But they do not cover the
whole ground; indeed II Is impossible in the nature
things that the amount OF good they do should be
at all in proportion to the popular need. They
confined principally TO large oites To the sick man
in the remote West, for example of what Is the
New York City Hospital, or the New York Dispen-
sary? But although Rsylums for invAids are not to
be found everywhere Rn uuequaled tonic and Rlters
tive s within the reach of ALL There no settlement
that bears q name, within the limits Of the United
States where HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs is not
procurable. 1t Is a medicine for the whole commu-
nifty easily obtainable by all Its members.
At this period tho year, when the slant sun Of
February is beginning to evoke unwholesome vapors
from the earth, and the fever and ague season. is
close hand this excellent vegetable preparation
should be taken as FoRTIFIER OF THE SYSTEM, All
plants proceeding from indigestion are rampant
when the winter breaks up in ground thaw;" SIM
ply because sensible precautions arc, as rule.
taken to prevent them. Foresal the evils that lie
Derdu In many q marsh. and swamp and pool, ready
10 pounce upon the neglectfuI the shall
have liberated the spring mlasma from ths reeking
SOIL Escape bilious attacks, collie and all malarious
endemica and epdemics by strengthening and regula-
ting the digestive secretve and discharging Eans
with the MOST EFFIcAcIoUs AND BALsANIC OF ALL
VEGETABLE IHVIGoRAHTs. Dyspepsia is always ap-
spesrs tells us that t6s sun in March doth noursh
az ues." Against both these complaints HosrErTERs
STOMACH BITTERs are the best possible protectlon'
IMPoRTANT ART SALS.-On Thursday evening,
next Mr. b. Scott, Jr., Will hold one OF the most I'm
porant art sales OF the season. At his gallery, No
It9O Chestnut street opposite the Academy OF Fine
Arts The collection consiss of modern pain tlngs OF
the highest class by the best artists Of the day. and
It differs from others that have been offered TO the
public nAsmuch asit romthe galleries OF private
citizen, and the works were originally purchased
without any view OF disposing Of them again. The
owner, G. w. +. Calvert Esq, now offers them fol-
sale without reserve previous TO his departure fol
| Europe, and connosseu will find in the
collection many paintings ofmerit greatly superior tC
those usually put up a, auction Among the artists
represented are NordenbeTg, De Hsuvel, Carl Boxer
| H. SaVTy, Hulck, Rrderbin, Verwee, SOndermann
StToebel, De Mudur RuyteD, ". Koekkoek, q. EB gel
| hardt Wander WaRrdep, j. Kruseman, j. Weischel
| brnck, Charles Leckert Thomas sally, f, D. Lewis
| G. w. Nicholson. a. Van Willis, James Hamilton
| Bonhe!d, Laurent de Buel, Won seben, +. Muslin
| Van Severndhuck, jacobsen. j, +. Herring. Lifts
| chRueT RaouS, M. A. ReokkOek, LsOmans, IL. Wer
| ner, W, ADgurs and Olhera.
| These artists well known, and some of thel
efforts, selected with great by MI Calvert
viii be found In this collection. This sale offers al
unusual opportunity for those who wish to ador
their homes with works of art OF unlmpeachabl
merit the pictures Will be sold Without the leAs
| reserve.
| Mr.. Calverts collection Is now on exhibition. an
Il should receive the attention OF all lovers of ar
| Mr. scott's gallery has recently been rehtted an
narrowed with especial reference to this sale An
| the pictures can be seen to The best advantage.