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L A R E N T 8

VINO would practice true economy. and have the ap-
pearance Of their children at heart cannot do otherwise
than visit our BOYS and CHILDREN'S DEPART
MENT. 1t matters not whether you want SUIT for
the FAIRGROUNDS the SCHOOL-ROOM or for
DRESS WEAR, we can satisfy your wishes Our scale
OF prices for Suits Pom four to eleven years ranges
from S. 90 to 49, and surely you ought to And some
thing between these prices to please you especially
when thousands OF Suits Of all grades aud styles are
shown between those figures. The same remarks will
apply to our Boys Long-Psnt Suits-commercially
termed School Suitsfrom the cheapest to the best are
shown In numerous styles, at various prices. From
Twelve TO seventeen years assortment simply i'm
mense and their construction We have borne in mind
the fact that at these ages, the boys" begin to have
ideas Of their and asous in their tastes cr
cal In their examination and quick distinguish i'll
dng old style garments from those perfect
and genteel appearance. We cordially INVITE THEIR
ATTENTION TO OUR SUPERIOR DISPLAY.
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Reported for TIE Eysxue stan.

CRY School BoARp.-The city school board met
last night, Hon. c. T. Stuart, president, In the
the LIST ward, appeared and took the oath Of ONCE
at the hands OF the superintendent OF schools
me report OF the committee in reference to new
tendent was requested to confer with the county
supervisors relative to locating the new school
tst spea
OF nve be appointed 70 make arrangements for the
erection Of brick school building OF at least four
Of August next. HE resolution was adopted. and
Messra r. l. Carne, W. 3. Marbury, J. 8. B.
named as the committee. offers to put a new
roof Of the best roofing tin upon the Peabody
building were informally read, one offer at S117
for two colored boys The removal Of Trustee d.
B. Wilmington from the Sd ward and the vacation
Of his seat in the board and
parting with Mr.. Wilmington after thirteen years
service, was adopted.
been occupied for three days past with the trial OF
Alexandria, claiming $500, because owing, as he
enforce the delivery OF the offal OF the sh wharf
(of which he was lessee) to him. The case turns
part OF the lease It is admitted that there was no
express contract on the subject, and the plaintiff
IS endeavoring to show an implied contract by
wharf should use the oi1ai. This morning the case
was brought to a sudden termination, one OF the
JuiOIS, WHO was somewhat IN liquor, having an
nOunced that he had made up his mind. Judge
Meade discharged the jury, ane the case Will be
retired.
THE BOOK QUEsTIoN.-At meeting OF the pub
Tic school advisory committee this morning Apple
tons biographies, Thalheimer's History of the
United States, Davies and Peck's arithmetics. and
EisWorth's writing-books were recommended to
the school board in place OF books which are not
now upon the state list The committee agreed to
advise that expense be saved to parents by MAX
ing no change in books except when obliged to do
so by the regulations OF the state board at Rich
mOnd.
POLICE REPoRT-The only prisoners at the sta
ton house this morning are Nj. Boswell, for being
drunk and disOderly, and colored insane lad
FOUND on the street last night. The mayor, at his
court, fined John Penn s. for being drunk and dis
orderly.
REPORTERS NOTRs.-Rev. j. Calvin Stewart has
been chosen orator OF the Patrick Henry Society
at the coming St Johns commencement here.
Rev Mr.. s. IS the son OF Mr.. j. w. Stewart, of
this place.-It Is now arranged that the demo-
Gratis will put ticket in the field early next
month The municipal election will take place on
the fourth Thursday in May.-The hearing OF
testimony IN rebuttal on behalf OF Massey in the
Mlse-MasSey election case, is in progress before
Hon. 4. kemper.-Mary E. Craven has been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate Of the late
John Craven.-A new steamer is to be put on
the route between Washington Alexandria and
OccOQuan bay.
A CARD have not been arrested for VIOLA
ton OF the pharmaceutical law. l have in my
employ graduate OF the Baltimore College OF
Pharmacy. G. H. Tickling, pharmacist, 1890 SGD
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHSGToS, ID. c., April II, 1881 80 a M
For the middle Atlantic states warmer fair
weather, easteriy 10 southerly winds, lower ba-
rometer.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-wARNER FAIR WEATHER FOR
SUNDAY.
The following special temperatures were re-
ported at pm yesterday: Washington, $50 !;
Norfolk, $50; Savannah, SIC; Atlanta, $50; Jack
sonylle. $50, Pensacola, 79; New Orleans $50; Gal
weston, sso; San Antonio. &c; Tucson, $50; Los
Angeles, 800; San Diego, 562 Warmer and fair
weather IS indicated for the middle Atlantic and
south Atlantic states on Sunday morning, fol-
lowed during Sunday evening by occasional rains
and colder southeast TO northwest Winds Colder
partly cloudy weather and local rains are indf-
Gated for the lake region, the ohio valley and west
gulf states on Sunday. Much colder clearing
weather is Indicated for Missouri, Iowa and Min
nesota on sunday.
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What the Rev. Nr. NIcKinstry Has IN
Say About It,

To THE PUBLIC have been a fearful sufferer for
fifteen years. most OF the time what has been called
Eczema or Salt Rheum, Psoriasis and Lepra and the
hke and have always been told that there was no cure
for and have been that had IA som
de as lice. have been badly afflicted sometimes
tha there was not the smallest spot from the crown Of
my head to the soes Of my feet that was not diseased
ana as red as crimson. 1t would commence in small
white spots which had silvery appearance but were
not deep; but If attempted to heal them or soon after
el hrst appearance they would burn and run together
until there was complete dry, red scale which would
become 80 innamed To crack and look fiery and angry
and the burning sensation would be almost intoerabe
was at times so lame that could scarcely get about
ana could not dress myself without assistance. have
tried many remedies and have paid 800 in a single in
stance 70 sician but have obtained only tenn
porary relief. Although helped for a time soon re-
lapsed again. to be badly troubled as ever and dur
INK the winter of 1881 and 1882 suffered 30 much as tn
be entirely discouraged. Last June however WA
advised by Elder and Mrs. L. G. McKinstry who are
well known in these regions TO try your CUrICURA re-
needless and felt somehow . little courage from their
favorable opinion Of them to try their virtue About
the second week OF July last commenced taking the
NEEDLES My hrstexperience was unfavorable Thought
FOR my trouble seemed to result of the
driving the humors Of the system to the
snriace-bnt continued persistently to take the RE-
SOLVENT internally and used the CUrIcURA and Cur1
cuRA SOAP externally. and within six weeks began to
see permanent Improvement, until now (Oct. u am
about as good as new. and desh a the flesh Of
child.
MRS. BENZ. SMITH.
certify that the above statement of my wife s cor.
rect and Join with her in expressing my gratitude for
the great benefit abe has received.
b. SMITH.
certify that the above statement is correct Mr..
smith prominent man in this community, where he
lives He ID well known dealer In stock and his state
ment with that Of his wife fully entitled to credit
Done at Stanstead Province Of Quebec this twenty
seventh day Of October, 1882.
I. G. MoKINSTRY,
Minister Of the Gospel.
CurIoURA and CUTICUkA Soar, the great skin cures
externally, and CUTIcURA RxsoLvKNT. the new blood
purifier. internally viii positively every species of
Humor, from . common Pimple to Scrofuh Price of
CurIcURA small boxes. 5oc. large boxes 81. Curl
cURA REsOLvENr. 81 per bottle CuTIcuRA SOAP Csc.
CuTIcURA SHAVING SOAP, 16c. Sold by all druggists
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co.,
apl1 Boston,
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A Remarkable Floor Covering.

The astonishing durability and beauty Of the
American make OF "LINOLEUM" demands special
commentator. 1t is a floor covering OF wonder
full excellence, but as inferior foreign limitations
are on the market, 1t is well to know that these
imported goods, beside being OF poor quality viii
look increasingly dirty and dingy in use, while
our own make Will be Clean bright and satisfacto-
~. Domestic goods are all six feet wide, and the
Walton Trade Mark with the word "LINOLEUM"
Is printed on the back OF every square yard All
carpet dealers keep It.
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A fne hne Of Cent? Linen and Sir pockefhandkeeS
chiefs IS cent less than usual price; arge sos
msnt Of Fancy Han Hoe yil be closed out q 81:
gy Linen Collar s.ss i. iSH is iss. q lt n ,s
per for the Best Linen Coau; the nysecfy sns
only Is cents. elegantly Of the very oest
Six Fine Dress Shrts Go order for -. ready Tor u
MEGINNI6S.
apo lOo2 street northwest
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French SatteenS.

16c, worth &c. 1000 large bed quilts, &c. child
chemise and pantalets, 10c., &c., lac, &c., Foster
lace hooks kid gloves In black, white, opera and
Leader" unaundried shirt, SOC. black Silks &c..
&c, s9c.. worth eoc, 81 and $l.25 per yard: yard
hosiery, gloves, Housekeeping goods lower than
ever: parasOls, look at ours before purchasing
elsewhere. "ExcEisIoR," S04 18th.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

nUNcANsON BROS. Auctioneegs.
TtsHAks FL frE Hkb Ss SETH
sSEfTE & stSr
So sHsHff re- 4
Under decree of the Supreme Court Of the Dis -
s s FG%iy ra BE sSspn id
q 81 hs and on ne
No 49, beginning on the south line OF north
south feet thence west 80 feet thence sa nor
70 Il the Ss I .Is
on, Als9 ScS On D SAME q DAY 3; HaLFPAsT FIVE
beginning at the southwest corner Of said lot
ss9Ss
ns.h 8 nsnes to ne san linz
feet 10Y inches to + street: thence 26 feet az
os eas SS 81 h sei s s
premises are now under lease 10 A; NJ smith. rental
,ssS sir TETPiS &PfI
District of Columbia bounded as follows beginning az
point on the south Inc Of new road which, 81 1861.
Little. point 20 and 1910 Derches from its inter.
M O rHS :
chased by William Little from Benz. o. and VIM. H.
sas g .na e
100 Perches to the corner aforesaid thence with tho
east line Of the last road south degrees east
perches thence q straight line beginning con-
tanning three or less. improved by dweh
house and other farm buildings and being the same
tract conveyed by John A. Throckmorton 10 William
Little. trustee and by him TO Geo. Burns by deeds
corded In lber A s. ISL. folio 26l and j. As. 222
fodo $40 dated respectively. August 20 1859 and
Also SAT URDAY. APRIL TWENTY EIGHTH.
1888, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, the uneXpired term OF
years lease dated August 1885. (sub3cct 30
ment Of $40 annual ground rent and with privilege Of
buying the fee at time during term for a. OOO. Of
Of lot 427. beginning therefor st pon1
the east line OF said lot % feet from the northeast
corner thereof, and running thence south 90 feets
thence west 81 feet TO alley opening on street,
thence north with the east line Of said alley 20 feet;
twostory houses used stores Nos CSC and $50 7th
gether.
Terms: One-fourth cash. residue in equai payments
ct Six twelve aud eighteen months with interest at x
per cent PER annum from day Of SALE all cash for
any separate portion confirmation Of sslo desired.
deposit Of &100 equired sale Of each piece an
conveysncnR at purchasers COST terms Of are
not complied with ten days from day OF sale
tee the right 70 resell the property ON which
default has been made at the rsk and do.
fautng purchaser purchasers. after i've dsys public
notice Of such resale In some newspapsr pubhshsd IN
GEO. w. COCHRAN, Trusses,
No. Ills Psnnsylvania avenue northwest.
apl4-eo&ds
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Mr. E. II. MYERS, Manager OF Davis Gallery, has
returned from visit 10 The leading studios north
and has added all the new features and latest
accessories; also additional talent to meet the
demand OF the numerous patrons of this popular
studio. Cabinet photographs viii be retained at
the popular price or So 90 per dOZan 9a5 PennsyL-
vaDia avenue
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THE dry goods OF Gutman. No. e12 7th street.
VIII % closed out I'm a few days, commencing
Aondty, April the 18th, at 10 80 O'Clock a. m See
auction advertisement OF :. Sanstag, salesman.
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SPECIAL SATURDAY BtRGAINs.-Hahn Co.'S
ZIG 7th street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
Spring heel button, sizes to s. 5Oc.; 6 to g. SOC
sh to 100, t5c.; ladies' Kid opera slippers, SOC ;
Laales line Kid button, $780, ladies pebble and Kid
button, &c, &c.
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COMPLETE LINE or Infants and chidren's
dresses beautiful styles OF lace, SHRED and poke
eonnets ami caps. To each purchaser a decorated
mirror Mrs Max Weyl, agent, 712 9TH NV.
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MARRIED..

4th 1885, at the residence Of the brides parents by the
~ rev T. 81 saeT SAMUEL WOOD Of New York.
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CITY ITEMS.
Fresh Supplies Of Spring Hat.

Latest style 5th ave. Silk Hats, s., worth o.
Noboy Stin Hats, In square and round crowns.
Full line of Soft Felt Hats, nice ones, $50, -
New lot Boys Fashionable Derby's, 8, worth &1.b0.
Closing out Children's Felt Hats at cost.
New styles Childrens Straw Hats coming IN daily.
AT Lewis, go 9TH st. below Mt Vernon square
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Now Is the time to have your lightning rods re-
paired ana erected.
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STRAIGHT FLYERS, the "JeweP, and "Desiynio''
cigars MorcOe,s, l211 Pl. ave-. wide open doors.
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j. HERzoG, OF the New York trunk store offers
tne best barg aims ia the city In trunks and yalISes
us Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
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N0TICE!-kets Ke GethyS. 1909 Pa ave. takes one
doz fine photos with one thirteenth painted for g.
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Hard and Soft Shell Crabs. CLAIMS.
Deviled Crabs and Crab Meat, at Franklin Market
corner 18th and SITS. NV. WIN. NJ. HODGSoN. 2
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WacRefei ~ our BOar0l0G House,
Few people who eat salt mackerel stop to think
OF the adventurous life led by the men engaged In
catching the creatures. These men are subject to
hard knocks and every kind OF exposure. The cell
ebrated fishery house OF JAS G. Tarr Bro, Glou-
cester, Mass, say: 1--WE have had on board our
vessels frequent cases OF cuts, sprains and
summer complaints Our captains say they
Killer"
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DIVORCE GRANTED Yesterday decree of
divorce was granted in the Equity Court In the
case OF EdmoDia Vail (nee Archibald) agt. John A.
val! me parties were married November 8, $780,
at Laporte. Ind, and they at once came here
S Tnere DEFENDANT was employed in the Treasury.
sn leo cnarged MIN with having treated her with
cruelty: Specifying the acts and with causing her
neath 70 become delicate and that at his instance
she obtained place in the census Office The de-
her bad health was caused by her own act
Messrs- COOK and Cole appeared for petitioner and
Messfs- W. II: smith & Son for respondent. The
ueCIee gives ner The right to resume her maiden
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IMMENSE BARGAINS in CarrickmacroSS Swiss,
NainSoOk and cambria embrOiierieS. LaceS OF
every color and style. An artistic decorated mir
rcr given TO each purchaser. Mrs. Max Weyl,
agent, 7I2 9Th NV
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BowDoIS'S BRILLIANT FERROTyPEs are fine dura-
able pictures Finished immediately. Ills Penn
sylvania avenue.
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FRACTIONS
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS.
Sc will buy good spring overcoat worth $40.
ST will buy all wool business suit worth So,
SO will buy black diagonal suit, worth $18
81 will buy good pair Of pants worth $3. so.
Sl5 will buy black tricot suit, worth $25.
81 will buy fine gossamer coat, worth s. so.
50 will buy good flannel suit warranted indigo worth
81 will buy good kuocksbout suit for boys from to II
Sc will buy splendid suit for boys from IL to IT, worth
$40.
s1s will buy black brosdcloth suit worths35,
IS will buy fine pair Of pants. worth $40
$40 Will buy an all wool cheyiot suit worth SIS.
a will buy a splendid pair Of pants. worth s..
S14 will buy beautiful youths suit worth S26
slS will buy an elegant yacht cloth suit worth s2o
81. b0 will buy sk-faced overcoat, worth 3D.
81 will buy fine diagonal and vest Prince Albert
style. worth S28.
IS will buy nice suit for boys from to H. worth IS.
- VIII buy all wool suits for boys from toll
80 will buy good business suit worth S1O
will buy splendid black cloth suit for boys from
12to17.
$25 viii buy fine black double breasted frock suit
(clothl worth s46
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL pUR.
CHAsERs Or MONEY REFUNDED AT
THE M1sFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS.
OUR MOTTO:
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. apl0
A New ENrERpa1sr.
BRANCH OF aRoGAN,s GREAT BALTIMORE
1NSTALLMENT HOUSE.
92s 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, MATTINas &C., SOLD
oN WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS,
THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN
WASHINGTON.
| GOOD ARTICLES. Low PRICES AND LIBERAL
GROGAN'S
| 1nstalment Furniture and Carpet House.
@nSA'1m S2S It'll street northwest
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The NEW BUSINESS PENNANSHIP pXcels. So 80 a
month, or with bookkeeping e. Separate de-
partInent for ladies. Howe, 517 eth street.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS.
NAVY PAY OFFICE
WASHINGTON. d. c.. April II, 1888.
seaed Proposals will be received at this Office until
IWEELv go O'CLOCK. on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
MAY, 1883, for supplying such quantities Of Fresh
Beef and md Vegetables Fresh Bread and for Baking
Station at washington. D. O.. during the fiscal year
ending June So 1884.
Blank forms of Offer and all necessary information
as to SPECIFICATIONS and the quantities required be
procured by applying to the Inspector Of Provisions
and Clothing at the Washington Navy Yard.
RICHARD WASHINGTON.
ap14- 1aw4w Pay Inspector u s NAVY
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU ENGRAVING AND PRINTING !
Sealed PrcRGssls VIZ Be received this Office until II
needed by this Bureau during the months July
LIST to December 3ls 1885, OF articles in the following
classes: Dry COlors, Oils. Chemicals Typographical
Inks Textiles, Paper Binders Material, De1trine Gro
GERS Sundr1es, Blank Steel Plates and Rolls Glue and
Irvine. Hardware, Iron and Brass Castings, Gas and
Steam Fittings, Lumber, Horse Feed, Ice and Coal and
BLANK form for proposals. articles OF any class with
information IS to qualities. quantities and conditions,
will be furnished on application to the undersigned.
Proposals each item will be considered arately
and preference given to articles of domestic production
or manu- acture, conditions OF price and quality
being equal AS is not convenient to store large sup
ply OF goods in the Bureau orders the accepted bid
ders will be made from time to time the actual need
may be determined and. rule, for less than the
quantity specified on the schedules.
Those desiring blanks and information must specify
on which class Of ices they qualified to propose,
as awards will be made only to established manufac-
turers Of, Or dea ers in, the articles needed
Proposals will also be received for the purchase from
the government OF the waste paper straw board cut
tngs old blankets scrap twne and euch other articles
Of junk accumulate from time to time in this
Bureau during the year from July let 1885, to June
S0h 1884 and also for the purchase from govern.
ment Of the pulp to be produced from the
OF the o. s. notes, securities &C., authorized TO be de-
stroyed during the same period Full information rea-
tive to these articles will be furnished application
the undersigned.
The right to waive defects or to reject any all bids
Is reserved. T. A. BURRILL,
Chief Of Bureau Engraving and Printing.
ap14-1aw3w Washington, d. C.
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Let those who languish under the fatal severity
or even those who are in decided Consumption, by
no means despair There is safe and sure REM
edy at hand, and one easily tried. "Wlhor's
Compound OF Cod Liver OIL and Lime" without
possessing the very nauseating flavor of the Oh as
heretofore used, Is endowed by the Phosphate of
a Lime eo NTH healing property which renders the
of its efficacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. WILL
Dor, Chemist, Boston. and all drugpiStS
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L l. F--Correct guessers OF foregoing popular
Initials Will receive pretty business card at Coch-
rane'S Uptown. Great Bargains. Now, Ladies!
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Mr. G, w. DAVIS has engaged as chief operator
Mr.. e. w. Weaver, for several years at TraSk'S
celebrated Photographic studio, Philadelphta.
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LANDLORDS Perfumes.
Edenia, Marechal Mel Rose, Alpine Violet.
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CHECKED NaISSOog Sc, reversible dress goods
nc, yard wide percaIe exc, dress goods from
loc up. Parasol5 very cheap, at Stern's, 9O4 7th,
BET Neen and '
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"WEsT ESDERs Have you seen Hahn Co.'s
MIA avenue"
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q
LEWIS PLAsTERs.-Od friends are the best after all
LOVELY WHITE LINEN LAWNS and Angelo Elan.
nel Bro luell',.
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Good Advice
Nearly all the Ills that afriict us can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order. There is
no medicine known that viii do this as surely Us
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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On Thirty Days Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, will send
Or. Dyes Celebrated Electro-Voltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty days to men
young or Old) who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
anteeng speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly vIgor. Address as above. NB-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. VAN
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BlRG4ISS IN FINE SHOES
Gents Hand-stitcbed Caters, 81 to IS.
Fine Low-quarter Ties, 81 10 So.
Button and Lace Shoes, 81 so to 81
Mems Real Comfort Shoes, 81. so
Ladies' Fine Xii Button, 81 to So
Congress ami Lace Caters, IS cents
Misses and Childs Spring heel Button.
/. HEILBRUN, 402 9TH street
Sign: The Old Woman In Window.
SHERRY--Sherry wines has for years been a
fay0rite drink, and VIII be so long as we can get
the pure OioroSo, from Chris. Xander, at Gil 9TH
street He has also fine stock of imported and
domestic delicaCieS and table Injuries