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THE EYEsIGHT accurately adjusted. Hemnlar's
optican. x street.

CAUTION TO BoYs-An accident quite severe
as IL was, anu which might easily have been
serious or even fatal In Its results, was caused
N tnls city last evening by one boy interfering
WIN another VINO was at the time riding on a
bicycle. The latter, a lad about fourteen years
Ola, ives On his wheels riding quite rapidly on
me down grade or 10th street northwest, when
Much younger boy undertook TO throw stick
at OF la front OF the vehicle. The act was per
ior1neo m sport, probably, rather than with a
pau intent, the purpose no doubt being to place
the stick In front OF the bicycle In order TO see
the rlder 1oited by passing over the obstruction.
U oIlunaleiy. however. the stick, which was a
pretty strong one, instead OF dropping In front
OF lt passed between the sDOkeS of he Iarpe
wheel THESE carried IL up until it came in con,
TACT WIN The braces or some part OF the scar
Ihe result was sudden StOppage OF the vent
Gle, which threw the rider forward with praat
Violence, head foremost 10 the street bpneath
HIS head struck the hard concrete payemanr
the occurrence were apprehenSlve that ne had
been fatally Injured Fortunately the blow
came upon the strongest part OF the skull. or
IN the opinion or the physician soon In attend
a0ce, IL Would have been seriously fractu red
AS IL was, severe DruiSe was sustained and
the whole system was badly shocked, but ft ,s
not believed that any serious results will FOLLOW
SO narrow an escape from what might have
been fatal accident should, however adnonish
boys not to NEEDLE, either In spite or SPORT
with those upon bicycles, especially when going
at high rate OF speed. The risk OF danger IS
TOO great, 10 make no mention OF the fact thai
those who ride On these somewhat haZardons
vehicles have quite as much right to the use OF
the streets free from annoyance as have any
other class OF people seeking harmless recrea-
ton.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
kooert RurTis, OF Fredericksb burg, Y a., and Annie
NJ steele, or Boston; Lewis c. Hawkins and
Maggie A. valentine, OF New York city: Ckas.
Graham and Alice Dent; John z. VeIntScar a nd
Virginia Parker; James f. Smith, OF Prince
George county, Mo, and Lizzie A. Eodson: Jas.
l. Miller and Ida NJ. jacobs; Chas Freeman
and Ella Wheeler, Samuel Smith, OF PIttsburg-
and Pheh9 Brooks Thomas Johnson and'FannV
Day; Eliza " ebb and Edith Thomas Walter h
Wmttlesey and Florence Sherman, both OF
ALEXANDRIA,; W. A. Kemp and Annie X FornPy.
George Burklin and Hattie E. Hoover; Edgar
r. sampson, OF Alexandria and Florence Jer
ferson; Ignatiu5 II. Ward, or Montgomery
county, Nd, and Sallie l. Burrows: William
BFesmer and Harriet Abbott, Got o. Baltimore
Md; W. II. Brya ant and Lizzie Wflburn: ThoS
D. Dent and EyeiiRe France. botn OF Mont
gomeTy county. Md; Henry Wright and Louisa
allies, both or New York city. X. c. Tlbbals. OF
Hartford, Conn. and Estella Wilkinson. Henri.
CoWen and Eliza Vanks; r. Lee CLAIBORNE and
Marina campbell; Henry P. Davis, OF Nonon-
ganela, "a. and EenoEa Washington: James
Lewis and Martha Williams.
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CRIMINAL C0URT.-The March term OF the
Criminal Court was convened yesterday by
Judge Cox. OF the grand jury Messrs. D. T.
Johnson. John c. Pedrlck, w. G. Moore and D.
H. Carroll were excused, and j. c. Dyer was re.
starr, j. w. ShultZ, Il. w. Beverage, S. E.
Middleton. Peter Fegan. W. o. DenRis0n and
Edward DOlan were excused. The following
were summoned and sworn TO fill vacancies In
the grand jury John s. Murphy, Geo. Ora.
ham, T. Queen, jacob Hirsh and VIM. TAYLOR
Messrs. Queen and Graham were excused.
Peter Garden and John Il. Dunlop were sworn.
thus olnng the jury. Judge Cox charged the
jury as 10 their duties, and Mr.. G. w. Wight
be1Fg selected. was sworn as foreman. and Inc
others having qualified, they retired to com
meslee their work -
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DEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN ON TEX STREET
About - O'Clock this morning Officer ShankS
and special Officer Arnold found nah lying In
q street, between ath and eth streets He was
breathing heavily and while they were at
drunk, he died. The body was taken to the
seventh precinct station. Ga searching his
clothing dollar gTeenbaek, a physician e pre-
Scr1ption and an empty bottle were found. but
nothing from which the body could &c fdenti-
ned. BE was stout built man, apparently 35
years OF age. with heavy dark mUstache and
had not been shared for about a week The
oOlLte was focnd 10 have cont aimed bromide Of
potassium or choral 90 TO noon there had haen
nothing heard leading to his identification. Dr.
Pattersoa, the coroner, viii hold an Inquest
this afternoon. - 1No''
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POISONED BY GREEN WRIST ETs.--James j.
Hickey. employed on the HOusatonic railroad
al bridgeport, Conn, was presented at Christ
mas with Il pair OF green and yellow colored
Woollen Wristlets, knitted by little girl. He
wore them, and the next day was attacked with
an Irritation OF the skin, which extended grad
ually 10 his whole person. Several physicians
gave him potions and saIves but not one con-
jectured the cause Of the trouble, though he
was wearing the WriStlets all the time, and the
disease constantly increased. at last he con-
suited New York physician; and, finally. In
taking new prescription to druggist in
brooklyn, IL was the luck OF the latter to divine
the cause OF the trouble to be the colorlng
thrown aside and a salve prepared that soon
expelled the mineral poison from his system.
ana ne Is rapidly recovering his good health.
The little girl made similar Christmas yesents
not wear them.
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IMPORTANT PATENT CAsE.-In the Court 10
General Term. yesterday Judge Hagner deliv-
cred aa opinion II the case OF Murray VS.. Ager
reversing the decree or Judge Cox In Equity
court. The question involved was whether a
psteLt-right might De reached and sold under a
Sre1tofs Oil II EQUITY, ana the proceeds Of sale
atp!leo 10 the payment OF the debts OF the In
senOof. The Same as anv Other species OF pros
01J. TIT court held that they could and re-
taon =, ne case IN the court below, with direc-
rfO1l lie brief OF counsel IN arrears fhar aJar
rsS SId ,,s sSn1ol and owner OF q patent for
cse@rin i1 S Gs, Improvement IN machines for
cred tTsse1aen+ IL ~ April. 1916. Murray recov-
Selng unable 10 satisfy st on execution Ala hs
for e. S1rp % s o his 10 sale
defence was that paJent-rfgRr. oStnar 70 i ne
1Rtsngtofe nature and being co-extens7va y, ~
the union, could NOT De sold except nv the w,
untary act or the inventor. Hine & Thonass %
me complainant and T. T.. Critrenden for t ne
defendant. 'oi tue
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THE FCNERAB OF Mr.. j. T. K. PLANT, a we'll
known citizen, who died yesterday morning. in
the hfueth year OF his age, took place this
AFTERNOON from bis late residence on street
Grand Lodge and Franklin Lodge and dele
cations OF other lodges OF the Knights of pythias
Mr.. Plant was native OF this city, and rol
many years was justice or the peace and
notary pubic. In early life he was active In
military matters, connected with the Americ An
Rliles and Presidents Mounted Guard After
the war he commanded the Corcoran Xouaye.
Tor time. he was connected at different
Times with number OF the beneficial orders 10
the District. Mi. Plant leaves family OF u
children.
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A LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH-Yester-
day afternoon Rebecca Martin, the four-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. Herbert Martin, living on
Harrison street, Ia Uniontown, while playing
with matches set fire to her clothes. and In u
few minutes the child was completely &C.
Tel0ped In flames. MIS- Martin and Officer
Anderson went to her assistance, and Succeeded
IN tearing the burning clothes from the child.
10 accomplishing which Mrs. Martin was badly
burned about the hands DIR. Little was called
n and found that the child had heen fatally
oucned, the upper part or the body being
roasted 20 crisp. She suffered intense agony
until relieved b opiates. Within about six
hours after She accident death ended nef SUI.
fertlgs.
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SILh FLAGS

Best Foulard Silk Flags, 10 by "a in, 81; "a by
SO iD ". %; so by As in, g. so. These days are
Flags from lec. per doz to So per dog Very fine
aud arEe Pictures of Garfield and Arthur from Csc
Lanterns from &c. up. Fancy Flags Shields, Nc
al af the lowest prices. Bunting Flags to order in
patent Sleeve Button, which is far ahead Of the
separable button and which must be seen to be an
preciated. Rolled Plate Real stone Sets from Al
up. Very handsome Rolled Plate Buttons, sep.r.-
bic, Soc. Another lot of Solid silver Ear Drope and
Pebble Drops in gold settings. from 81 up. fresh
supply Of Silver Plated Teaspoons at 48c set Table
Spoons and Forks at 96c per set and Solid Steal
silver Plated Knives at 81 per set.
SILVEhB ERG,1
GREAT METROPOLITAN BAZAAR
312 18th and 313 Sth street northwest.
feb24-e0 Near PennsyIyania avenue.
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Boiler Explosion on n River
Steamer.
AN ENGINEER BADLY sCALDED.

AN ENGINEER BADLY SCALDED.
This morning, the steamer Mystic, Capt. Al
Fair, which left the wharf foot OF 18th street,
met with an accident. When near Fort Wash
iDgton, about So O'Clock, the steam chest
bursted, badly scalding Mr.. John AxenaIly, the
engineer, about the face and hands. There
bound for the river landings this side OF Mad
dox Creek, about 30 miles DOWN, aud there
was much excitement On board, but it was
soon allayed. The news soon reached Alexan-
dr1a and one OF the ferry boats went down and
towed the disabled steamer u. Mr.. Axenaily
Is single man, about q years old, and resides
with his father on F street, near 18th street
southwest. Although Mr.. as INJURIES are very
painful, they are not necessarily fatal
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PHILADELPHIAN LOSES A WAGER AND WALKS
TO WASHINGTON. George c. Gilbert. an oyster
merchant, and George Jones, a wharf builder,
made wager az the late Presidential election,
the loser or Which was to walk TO Washington
and witness the Inauguration of the successful
candldate and return to this city, The wharf
builder lost, and last Tuesday he started on his
Journey, being accompanied by band of mu-
Sic and party OF friends as far as Gray'S Fer
~. he arrived In Washington Friday morning
friends who escorted him to the Riggs House,
where lunch was partaken OF. Mr.. Jones aD-
peared In line with the Union Republican Club.
much TO the amusement OF his democratic
friends. By permission OF Mr.. Gilbert the
builder returned In the cars.-PltiIa. Press.
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kFWINEER fREEBUkN.
This afternoon at o'clock DR.. Patterson. the
coroner, held an inquest on the body OF Mr..
Harry Freeburn, the engineer, who died yes
terday morning at hts sisters residence, 600 Az
street, from injuries received Ia the collision
near Severn station, on the b. and P. r. R., on
Saturday afternoon. The following were the
jurors: John Riddle. f. w. Watkins F. NJ
Smithson, Spencer Ballenger, Robert White,
jr, and Jackson Humphrey. After being sworn
over the body the inquest was adj burned to the
first precinct statiOn-house UteutenauJ Cess
1ords). where the testimony was taken.
All the wounded are now reported doing Well
MI Unglaub's Injuries being somewhat lighter
than at first supposed.
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A Boston Grim e.
N TBOSlOn CR1m &c
TEE GIRL WHO WAS RUINED AND SENT TO THIS

TIE VIhL "Ho WAS RUINED AND SENT TO THIS
CITY.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, a lawyer from Boston, has
applied to the District detectives for the dis.
patches and all the correspondence
on file In the detective Office reIa-
tive to the case OF arrest and detention In this
city OF young girl named Nj. T.. Woods In
April, 1880, who had been seduced by a wealthy
Boston lawyer named Gale, who abducted her
from home and sent her TO this city to cover up
his act. Gale was the guardian OF the girl, it
Will be remembered. and administrator on the
estate OF her father. She was found at the
Imperial hotel II was afterwards ascertafned
that her right name was Parke. Her sister
subsequently came on and accompanied her
home. It appears that the mother and rela-
tves OF the girl are about to prosecute this law
yer Gale, hence the request for The papers.
What makes the matter look strange is that a
similar request was made by Fitzpatrick about
six months ago, and the papers were all sent
on at that time.
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REAL ESTATE SALES - MeS5rs. Duncanson
Bros, auctioneers, sold yesterday afternoon
Tor BeSa-s. Rawleigh w. DOWnman and Osceola
Z. Green, trustees, lot -, In the recorded sub
division OF square 495. having a front of "a feet
on Sth street, between ID and E streets south
west, with depth OF "a feet, to an alley, i'm
proved by small brick dwelling, to John W.
THOMPSON, for $3.50.
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Liebie Co.'s Coca Be.fTontc.

AS counteractant to deoilltatfng Influences
Qassltude, nervous depression, Debility. mala-
ria, dyspepsia, liver complaints, heart afTec-
IONS, dropsical troubles, derangemens OF the
stomach and bowels) IL is invaluable . saws Pro-
lessor T. w. HunO NJ. D., Honorary Member
Imperial Medical Society OF st. Petershur.t
Russia, etc. All who are run down and 1ehiii
lated should take ft. Beware OF limitations
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LOCAL NEWS.
Am easements, &c. Tonight.

Ford's Opera HotLSe.-MiSs GeneVieve Ward
In "Forget-Me-Not.r
National f7aeGter. - Lawrence Barrett In
s'YoTfek's Love-
OgfG FsllOf-S' RCU.-"Blind Tom, the musical
wonder.
Lincoln Hall.-"Pirates OF Penzance."
AasOntc TtnepJe.-Prof. Carpenters wonders
of meSmerism.
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FLORAL PREsENTATIoN-A committee from
the Government Printing once. consisting OF
Dr. Aired Thomas Columbus Denhaua, H. 8.
Linker and ii. c. ESpey, were delegated by the
Ia0les or the government bOOkbindery 70 pre-
81 Mt To ex- Senaror Paddock, OF Nebraska aud
Representative Valentine, OF the same state, a
beautiful basket OF flowers 20 each as a recog-
milton OF their services In securing the passage
session OF Congress providing for the payment
or the employees OF the Government Printing
once and the other mechanical departments
or tne government In the city Of Washington
Tor the 4th day of March inauguration day.
ana the 3oth day OF next May decoration day..
The recipients OF these handsome testimonials
expressed their gratitude for the compliment
paid Item In brief and appropriate remarks.
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Alta RECENT MEETING OF the Powder AssoeIa-
ton, general advance In prices was agreed
upon. We LOW have ready new price list OF
orange, sporting, rife, duek1Ig, Creedmoor and
blasting powder. z. p. MAY & Co,
Representing Latin & Rand Powder Co.
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Lieut.. =. VI. symonds. u. q. NJ,

says: by the use OF Liebig Co. s Arnicated Ex-
oIact OF Witch Hazel cured myself Of a severe
snna Cnionlc catarrh." Beware OF cheap worth
less mutations. Also cures Piles Rheumatism
aho Neuralgia. Sold In soc. and 81 sizes
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('leuF

head and voice, easy breathing sweet breath.
perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough no
distress. These are conditions brought about
,n cara oy the use OF SantOrd'S Radical Cure.
Complete treatment for 81
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Anusenents. &c.

FORD'S OPERA HOUsE.-The very large and
fashionable audience assembled at the Opera
House last night enjoyed the rare treat OF a
powerful play, performed In an artistic man
ner, by we'll balanced company. The play is
Slngularly enough called "FOrget- Me Not a
phrase usually associated with ideas OF tender
ness and affection, bit In this case With the
darkest passions Of the human heart. The
main interest OF the plot centers, as in the
play 1.-TWO Nights In Rome" In the theme OF
CorS1can vengeance, and the interest steadily
increases through the three acts to the close
Miss Genevieye Wards portrayal of the faSci-
mating but INSCRIPTIONS Marquise, is excellent.
and MI Clements as her foil-Sir Horace Wei.
by-iS quiet but effective Miss Tanner is very
interesting as the perplexed Alice" and Miss
LeClaire amusing as Mrs. Foley" The prince
Malleottl" OF Mr.. Lewis is exaggerated some
what In makeup and action, and might ba i'm
proved. The play is likely to draw well here.
NATIONAL THBATER-The audience at the
National last evening greatly enjoyed erich
eleu, as given by Mr.. Lawrence Barrett. That
character IS one Of the best IN his repertoire
and he played 1t last night In his best style,
His support Is fair Tonight he viii appear
as "Yorick' In ''Yortck'S Love- considered by
SON as his finest character.
LINCOLN HaLL--Mauricto Dengremont. the
musical sensation OF the season, VIII make one
appearance In this city to morrow evening at
Lincoln Hall. He is renowned as viol6ist.
he Will De assisted by Miss juliet Henderson
tloyd and Hubert DeBlanc, the eminent pianist.
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE will be given at
Lincoln Hall this evening by the amateur opera
company. The occasion will be compliment
tary testimonial to DR.. S. S. Bond,
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Bind Tom appearnd at
ODD Fellows Hall last evening to very large
house as usual. and Will cont nue. here for some
days There will be matineeS tomorrow and
Saturday.
PROF. CARPENTER Will exhibit the wonders
and marVels Of mesmerlsm at Masonic Temple
this evening. Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
DAY ne VIII appear at Talimadge Hall.
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If HUMAN TESTIMONY is worth anything. DIR.
= b. C0lllD6, OF Laporte, Ind. does cure the
worst toTInS OF the morphia and opium HABIT +
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IHhks Is FihB OPPORTUNITY at DowliRg's tn
Guy watches and iewelry cheap. the safe on
which takes place every evening at salesroom
at 1 O'Clock.
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All THE MOST DESIRABLE spring STYLES of
ready made garments for youths boys and
ehidren's wear can Or seen at the boys CLOTH
ing house OF 3. Robinson d Co.. 9O9 PennsyIys-
MA avenue
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BUILDING AsSCSIAFIOS.-At the fourth Far-
ular meeting o. the Homestead Building Ass0-
cation hed at 81. Domlnlc's hail. eth aud F
sJneets southwest. twenty shares were ad
vanced upon at an average OF 81.
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The WeAtheYa

OFYICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OYYICzR,l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Mar. S, 1881. $40 a. m Z
For the middle states. fair followed by cloudy
weather and occasional rain winds shifting 70
warmer southeasterly, lower barometer.
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No TOILET ARTICLE for the skin equals euca-
Iyptine In efficiency and cleanliness. Price %
cents
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PROPOSALS.


KDNEGEH. KIDuEGEx
KIDNEGKN. KIDNEoES.
KIDNEGEN. KIDNra1s.
KIDNEaEN. kIDNEGEs.
KIDNEGES. Trade Marx Secured
KIDNEGEN. THE aREAl
KIDNEGEN. KIDNEY REGULAToR
KIDNEaEN. AND DURETIo.
KIDNEGEN. KIDNEeEN highly recoua
KIDEEGEN. mended and unsurpassed Tor WRAE
KIDNEGEN. or FOUL KIDNEYS, DRopsy.
KIDNEGEN. BRIGHT's DISEASE. LOSS or
NpSEsEs. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
KIDNKGEN. or any DISTRACTIONS arising
KIDNEGEN. from KIDNEY or BLADDER DIss
KIDNEaRN. EASES. Also for BLOOD and KIpa
KIpNEGEN. NEY POISONING. In affected MAJ
KIDNEGEN. lartal sections.
Unlike any other preparation fog
klDNhGEN. Kidney difficulties. 1t has q veIy
pleasant and agreeable taste ana
kIDNEGES. favor. 1t contains POSITIVE
DIURRTIO properties and VIII
KIDNEGEk. NOT NAUEEATR. LADIES
ESPECIALLY viii Ike Il. ana
KIDEEGEN- GENTLEMEN VIII find KIDNR-
GEN the best Kidney Tonic ever
KIDkEGEN. used
KIDNEGEN. NoTICK.-Esch bottle bears the
signature OF LAWRENCE MAR
KIDNKGEN. TIN. also q PROPRIETARY Gov
EMINENT STAMP. which permi1
klDNEGEN. KIDNE6KN TO be sold twithoup
KIDNEGEN other persons everywhere.
KIDNKGEN IN UART-sIzF BOTTLES FOE
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE.
KIDNEGEN. PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE.
KIDNEGEN. LAWRENCE d MARTINI,
PR0PRIEr0RS. CHICAGO liz.
KIDkEGEN. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. GR0CRRS5s
AND DEALERS EvERYWHKRlg
J. c. EBGOOD d CO.,
Wholesale Agents In Washington.
A. V0GKLER Il 90. Baltimore. noll-eo
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Hot SPRING DIAMOND, Roman onyx. silver
and jet Jewelry, from 81 TO $50, at Prfgg's,
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MINERAL WATERS - Congress Water. The
purest and safest OF all cathartic waters None
genuine sold On draughL Avoid all coarse, 1rrl-
taing waters, foreign and domestic; they i'm
pair the digestive organs and kidneys.
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The Blue. the Rlock ma A tho Erax

MY assortment OF blue. black and gray goods
loI gentiemens wear. is always of the most
complete character, both with regard TO STYLES
lt is difficult for a buyer to estimate the
value OF plain goods, as he has no method or
opportunity Of comparison; and hence he must
70 considerable extent, rely upon the modera
ton as well as upon the honesty OF the seller
dealer who charges uniform profit of 50
per cent may be as honest as one who is salts
fed with 20. My prices are OF the most moder-
ate kind, and any one who thinks. after pur-
chasing, that he has paid too dear for his
whistle. may return IL and get his money back
and thus be placed In position to laugh Poor
Richard TO Scorn.
GEO. G. HENNTNG.
The One Price ClOthier
40 seventh Street.
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TIE "OPERA PUFFs'' CIGARETTE are saliva
proof, and Will not stick TO the lips I