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The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
WoRKINGMEN INSuLTEo
by the Discharge OF David EeaIy Mt
AIbapy-The Real Cause of Dis.

charge. fsS,
10 The Editor Of The Erenin0 Critic:
AS no doubt your pap5r is largely perused
by the workiDgmen OF this District, IiwoulA
like TO coll their particular attention through
your coliib5pa tnfhe iPent tfnent % lnslr fellow.
his pesitSn pfSsSieif vissS Il LsbSi ssstlgsics
oieselssaiet as anu ao SaG doSe ei asssSS @
OF CleVeland himself, but proves additionally
how little respect ne has for ,xorkins,nsn, Il
MI. Healy'e removal had not the indpfsonient
Of MIR. Cleveland. he could easily show that
TACT by reinsta,lng him, but this has not been
+ done. ,-rt.t.ri.il"
Tho charge against Mr.. Healy was that he
charged TO the Department. But oyory Well
informed man In the State OF Now York knoYs
ments there by all the employees to do what
Mr.. Bealy did, which was simply TO send the
telegrame, and when the telegraph company
renders II, bill to the Department. the charges
for ell such private dispatches are checked on
and paid for by the persons sending them.
This has been the common: practice, and
= neither Mr. Healy nor any other employe was
Tbetruth ts that this was only q. tcumped-
up charge or pretexf, and the real reason for
MI. Eesiy,s dischargewas that he had pre-
met ting, which the Clevelandlte strikers ON
ployed at the State House at Albany tried TO
break UP, adopting South Carolina practices
This is the latest blunder OF Governor Glove
land and his friends that breake tae camol's
back. In addition to his vetoes, which bore
|, particularly onerously upon the workingmen,
he has violated all his pretended principles OF
|. Clyll.Seryice Reform and discharged one from
once, on trumped-up charge which no labor
Ing, man In New York will believe 70 be the
l. true cause, who probably stood nearer to their
heui Is und more truly represented the labor
Ing men Of that State than any other man In II.
| And Mr.. Cleveland Will find that he has
alienated the last segment OF the working
mems support from him by that act.
The utmost Indignation exists In Roche ster,
Troy and elsewhere among tho workingmen
on account OF 1t, ana when Mr.. Walter N.
Thayer, president OF the Trades Assembly of
tho State, was offered the position he declined
Il.
| cleveland will be showed under by work
ingmtns ballots In November by reason OF
| the oficnses he has offered them. WORKER.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

JOHN ROACH made one of the best
speeches of the campaign yesterday. Every
woikingman ought to read it, 1t is short.
Hero it is. Pointing to the cruiser Atlanta
which had just been launched, he said:
There is the best argument / know for pro
lection. That ship is made up OF ninety-lvo
per cent. labor and Ave per cent. material. IL
by free trade you make me build ships cheaper,
where Will tho choapening be done? Certainly
not from the Ave per cent. OF material. No, It
must come out OF the ninety-lyo per cent, paid
for labor, y
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

Four years ago syndicate of manufac-
turers of Bradford, England, sent over to
this country $3500O0 to aid the Democratic
National Committee in beating Garfield.
How much they have sent over to beat
Blaine is not known as yet. Did these
Englishmen send over that one.third of a
million four yearsago in the interests of tho
workingmen of America, think you? Nay,
verify, they were seeking to build up a
market here for the half.pauperized labor
of their own country, and at the expense of
American workingmen at that. How much
have they sent over this year9 The Dem
ocratic National Committees treasury Il
said to be overlowingly full this year.
Where did it come from?
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

GENERAL LOGAN. when here the other
night, was asked what ho thought of the
prospect in Ohio. He replied that If he
knew anything of politics; If his expert
ence of nearly forty years in campaigns; if
his eyes and his ears did not deceive him
woIse than they ever had before, and IL he
was to express his calm, deliberate, sincere
Judgment, ho would say that the Repub
lican majority in Ohio would DO from 49,
600 to 10000 sure, and 1t might Jun up to
10000 or 40 600. -
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

ELEcroR HnisKELL, ono of the Demo-
cratic electors in Tennessee, declares that
the Democratic platform is in favor of Free
Trade without any IFS or ands about it, He
says the party is for Free Trade pure aud
simple, and he makes no bores of openly
saving so to the people wherever he speaks.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

Mr.. BLAINE was ferried over the Ohio
River from Marietta to Williamstown in a
skin. He knew that thousands were watt
ing for him, and he was determined that
they should not DO disappointed by any
Inconvenience to himself. That Que act
speaks, volumes as to tho character and
fibre Of the man. No thought for himself
only care for the convouiences of his
friends
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

who would FIRE the Star olics Tomorrow
and mob It's editors If they were sure they
could do SO with impunity, nd,all becapae
the paper does not acquiescc in the measures
Of n iunta Of politicians of desperate chass
actcr in the Empire State, Nv n,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
OUR IMPORTATION OF
DRESS GOODS

Is now In, but we must admit we are BADLY
disappointed, as our new building Will not be
finished for two weeks to come and our space
for displaying those goods is insufficient. We
are, therefore, compelled TO soil them at sac-
rilcc.
case beautiful all.wool Plaids, imported by
ue, 76 cents.
] case much flner and heavier, 81.
/ case finest and heaviest imported at 1926.
These are excellent value. The patterns
were selected by US last March and have
been expressly made for as In France. We
guarantee these styles cannot be found In
any other store.
1i-inch all-wool French Trlcotl, In all latest
shadee, Congo, Tobacco, Brown, Wine,
Hunters Green, Navy, price 81, worth
S1.371h And all tho finest novelties Ia great
variety.
American ana English Dress Goods we buy
direct OF manufacturers ana importers.
We have Just opened 100 pieces all-wool llling
Poplln at the low price OF IL cents, In Brown,
Navy, Bottle Green, Wine and Garnet.
cases wool 1lllng English Plaids at 12lac.
40 different styles 10 select from.
case Engllsh Cashmeres, 80 Inches wide, %
cents
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

. THE Democratic candidate for Governor
Of West Virginia declares that he wants
new National nag-that "old Glory" don't
suit him any more. How would the stars
and bars suit the fastidous gentleman?
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

TODAY and tomorrow the air will be
blue with Democratic forgorios and brim-
stone lies IN Ohio. The father of lies him
self will take hand in the work OF hi,
children to-morrow and Monday.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Special Sale of 1900 Embroidered Cloth
and Piano Covers

so all.wool Cloth Table Covers, embroidered
with silk all around, S1.25.
60 embroidered with silk all around ana seal
loped edges, 81. 80.
80 embroidered with silk all around aud seal
loped edges, much finer, 81.
80 embroidered with SILK all around and seal
lopei edges, extra nne, SO.
80 embroidered with elk all around and seal
loped edges, finest imported, $3.50.
150 Embroidered Cloth Plano Covers, two
yards wide by three yards long, Silk EN-.
broidery all around and embroidered seal
loped border, at $3.50, price never before
heard Of; also, about 1900 assorted, much
finer, ranging In price from SO to 50.
We have both Table and Piano Covers In all
colors, and wo are selling them at Just one
half their original value, This sale cannot
. be repeated. Every cover marked In plain
figures. Call early.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

AT their grand barbecue to be held in
Brooklyn on the 10th instant, tho Domo.
Gratis will not cook goose. Their goose
is already cooked
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

As FAR as the returns are in from Chi
2,ago our fragrant Oyster has not yet got an
office. The Federation should Beware
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
The Gospel Temperance Sunday.
GchOQI Fair.

The fair and festival given by the Gospel
Temperance Sunday school,, In tho tent cor
west, has nightly attracted large audiences,
the fair being given for the benefit OF the
school, which, although formed last June, has
to-day as one OF the leading schools In the city.
Tonight II is proposed to close the entertain
ment, when all goods Will be auctloned or at
o 0p. M, voting of articles will be 1nnoAnasd
at 10 r. No., and prizes awarded, .leffeo and
cnke will be dlspenRdaat InllalAtg priceg.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

IT is reportedNthat 1900 repeaters have
gono to Ohio from this city, Baltimore and
Philadelphia They'll be snapped up, Grst
nm
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

BEFORE tho Vermont and Maine elections
MIR. Darnum said "If Blaine gets less than
10000 IT'S Democratic Victory" He got.22,
COO majority In ono and ~, ,O0O In the other.
more than 5000 Republican majority IT'S a
Democratic victory" Precisely. And he
should add, II Blaine carries every State OK
cept the Solid South, 1t viii be Barnum vic
tory,
Politics is peculiar, anyhow IN y Stqr.
Amt you little peculiar yourself? You
expect too much from old man Blrnum.
He never did know anything about politics
but the mule trick, and thai he played in
1876 in Indiana. All he can play is mule,
and that he is playing to perfection this
trip, and all the Democratic managers are
helping him.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Black Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Trlcots,
Wool, Damasse, Tailor Cloths.

We wonld again mention that our importa-
tions OF Blnck ana COlored French Cashmeres
are better than ever and are without rival In
this city for flnenees OF twill and brillianoy OF
c0lors Black ana all the now fall shldos, 30c.,
16c, Doc, 06c., 76c. and 81.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
80 ho Heard After'ELsxsn Years.

10 ho Heard After'ElsXen Years.
on October 8, 1873, Mary A. Dykes.al&aApa
petition In equity against her husband, Marion
Dykes, praying that ho be compelled ID pay
February decree was passed, ordering that
the husband pay hor 500 per month, solicit
from that date up to tho present tho allmony
was not paid and rule laid on this defendant 70
chow cause why ho should not bo punished for
heard. To-day the case, now eleven years old,
was revived by being calendarod for hearing
at the November term OF the court Sega'
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
9l4 Seventh Street Northwest.
REAL ESTATE,

The following transfers OF real estate wero
lled for record october 10 with the Recorder
OF Deeds, ne reported exclusively TO THE CRITIC
by ]. f. olmstead, 1d16 New York avenue:
Thirteenth street; west side, betwoen s AMI
T streets northwest, square 239, part OF lot 90,
nth 30 II. 10 In by 100 John L. Kendall TO
Jas. II. Merlwether; 81 100.
II street, south side, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets northwest, square 222, part
OF lots 10 and 10, east SiA IT. front OF lot 10
and west 219i OF 10 BY 131 2-12, James McY.
Mackall TO Claria A. hines; $26,000.
Public space between Seventh and Eighth
streets southeast, square 002, part Of lot o, 10
IT. front, Michele Stanisci TO Amelia L. Bright;
s2,5O0.
STenth street, east side, between South Caro-
.sllpadf pyepue and street southeast, square
80, snbl9t 10, 16xS0, Emma j. Carpenter ID
l.Hehfioithf. nidgway; $4,000.
~ New EUnpshirc avenue, east side, 20 II.
front, through TO sixteenth street, west Side,
Aaine, width, between Il and U streets north
weet, north OF square III, sublot 10, Charles
D. Pearsonp Brainard L. Warner; nominal.
County.
Georgetown-In Beatty & Hawkins addition,
part OF lot Id, on south side Of West street, be-
tween High and Congress etreets Jane Gibson
to Elizabeth Crowley; $4,000.
Girls' Portion-Sublot !, a. Il. Shephard's
eubdivisiop, John Van Rlswick to Lemon g..
fWebster; 5000.
MoDteilo-Lot 215, block 9, wm. s. odell
to John Thomas Scott; 500.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

The Republican DcIuge
is the subject of Corin's cartoon In this weeks
HQfchCk,
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

We have G superb stock OF Black and Colors
and prices are only about one-halT. Such ng-
urea cannot be duplicated.
Our zoe. Gros Grain SILK is n great bargain.
Many houses sell these Silks gt S1.25 and
call them cheap
22-inch Black Satin Duchess, all pure sil6,
S0t, 81, Sl.25, $1.75, 81.
22-inch pure SILK Satin Duchess, new c9ior3,
now goods, 5ii cheap at Sl.35.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10
Silk VelVetS

We have just received our importation OF
VeIYets.
Our Is-inch Velvet, In all tho leading shades,
at k1.25i is well worth 81 so.
Our 22-ineh Black Silk Velvet at $l75; Is
worth $3.50.
our Black Brocaded Blk Velvet at $3.50; is
sold everywhere at $3.50.
500 pieces Silk Plush, I'm twenty-six different
shades, al Sl.bO and S2i much lower tlan
we can replace them
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

Friday, October 10. 1884.
The Evening critic., 1884-10-10

,En,erea attns ho,tones IN wa,hnOton o''econd
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We OrrER


The following Special Bargains this Week:
5foot Curtain Poles wit all trimmings complete, in
Walnut. Ash and Cherry. soc.
$50 ~ 49,
he same with brass trimmings 2I2,
F Tlp3u r8 oo sya s i poi complete
Large Easels with Music hack. 3 40
Walnut and EoOny Stands IL large variety, 99, up
fe Sliver -p.ateq easpo lorely design DC tor G.
An excellent 5botte Dinner Caster lver-platei 99c
beautiful sIlv r-I,ared butter Dish, 99c
SIX Double plae ed Rogers Dinner Knives. 81 40
1lectro- silicon for cleaning Silver loo; worth Is
tjiie al bristle Hair brushes. 49,; worth 81.
All br1Stle shoe Brushes .5c
Pure OSTRICH Feather busters, 15c, 25c,, Csc.
l6-Iuch Ostrich Feather Paror busters 81 70 worth
$3.50 ' "
French Tooth Brushes from iOc I'D
23c Playing Carts az Toe.
5lc. Playing Cards al .S5c
DoIninoes, l0c. Checkers. SC: Jacks.raws CSC
Backgammon Boards. with Checkers and Dice Cups,
Chess. 400 ; Cribba2e Boards CHRIS, &c. &c
Lovely ace Lamp Shades Ill colors and white. 1Oc.
Bronze ard Brass Plaques at 99c, 81 40
Hand painted card Receivers at i9c 99c
Fine Bohemian Vases. 99c. pair.
Mexican taInnlCcks. 5 t9, worth s.. 80.
Dressed Patent head Dolls with Shoes and Leather
Arms sc
Fine Kid body French Dolls moving head dressed in
SILK and satin with hat shoes and stockings Is
Sl2 up. - VIII
Mckee & Harrngton's celebrated Baby Carriages the
very best III make, the very lowest il pr &c.
Another consignment OF beautiful old Rings set
with gear.s rubies. sapph1res Palisian diamonds &C.
Real Amber cut Bead Necklaces. ACC.
Long, black. hne Bamboo Chains, sc.
Thousands of other New Articles all pretty and cheap
SILVERBERG'S
80 SEVENTH aLd rs EIGHTH ST.
NIB Near PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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New BooKs
Life AT Puget Sound. by Ifi1lton
Twelve Months III Lglshprison bySusanW Fletcher
Portraits o. Flaces. by Henry James
Beatrlx Randolph, by Julian Hawthorne.
Co-Oieratlxe Hons keeping. How Not To Do 1t and
III W To d. IL. by NJ F. Prince
The Gentle aya2e. by Edward King
Songs UnsuHg. by- Lewis Morris
Life AID Times Of :. = Ire!Itiss by J D Shields
The Easter Cards and Novelties are now open and it
Will repay any on to examine them for they were never
III greater variety BEAUTIFUL ur stock % line
Stationery and Fancy Articles very full ana complete
INKS v. Ia. MORRISON. 40 Penn y ayerIu.
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A NNUL EXHIBITION OF CARRIAGES
FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY. MARCH Sd.
MEssRs. BREWSTER & co. COZ
BRooME sTREET) ANNOUNCE THEIR
ANNUAL EXHIBIT OF CARRIAGES
AND ROAD WAGONS, AND CALL
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO IT AS AN
OPPORTUNITY FOR COMPARISON
AND CRITICAL SELECTION OF
FERED AT NO OTHER TIME THE
STOCK REMAINING INTACT DURING
THE ENTIRE WEEK
BREWSTER CO. toF BRoOME STD
ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS,
BROADWAY. 4'TH TO 4sTH sTs.,
NEW YORK.
THE PUBLIC IS WARNED THE ABOVE Is
OUR ONLY PLACE OF BUSINESS, AND THAT
WE HAVE NO CONNECTION WITH STOCK
COMPANY ADVERTISING SIMILAR NAME.
feb2e&m3
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The church has never quite approved public balls
and miscellaneous round dancing. but OF late the
opposition to this class OF pleasures has not been
very aggressive In Philadelphia, however, the
managers OF the Presbyterian hOSpital have. iust
divided On the question OF accepting 200 from the
proceeds Of The recent charity bail III that city. and
such feeling has been aroused on The subject that
II Is doubtful If the money Will be accepted.
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IL mas been computed that Englishmen own
2Ds4 200 acres OF American soil or territory about
as large as Ireland. which has als!5.1lI acres
Now. II England could Only arrange 10 swap the
populations II the TWO districts, how happy the
average BritiSller WalIId h,
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In this hundrum age II Is refreshing to read sucn
q good. Oi!-f1shIOnei ''vhopper- as the s.orv Of
the three rete.5 who sustained the shock OF Two
English cavalry regiments. and slagle-handed
Fought The Tor s0I.e UNEXPECTEDLY an hour by
Shrewsbury clocE.-t!l, they fe, IN thei- tracks.
This story has me r1ayor OF the Orien- and the
middle ages about 1t. but lis exact truth is
doubIf..
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ELPHoNZo YoUNGs.
- STILL
DETEEMINED TO fAMIiIARIZE THE ENTIRE
PUBLIC WITH The LOCATION OF
HIS NEW STORE
Is Ottrl!I- tn following.
UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS IN GROCERIES '
SUGARS
FINE STANDARD GIADES-Cut Loaf 10 pounds for
30 'ranulatet!. 10 pounds :or Soc A. 10 hounds TOR
Sc; Ezra Co. 10 pounds zoe yellow ':Cn 10
pounds Tor 60c. - ~
- FLOUR.
SILVER King "Surir.se" "Carcs- "Srlperiative u
Reliance" .'Ste,ilng" Crystal" Golden Hin ~
Germ. &c. Se-. al reduction % 15c.per sack from
former prices.
CANNED GOODS
Standard Tomatoes larce size cans for 81: Sugar
Corn II cans for Il 10 standard Peaches large cans
eals for 81 10; Fancy Grades Of Peaches reduction
from toriI!cr Ir!ces Of II. a
DRIED FRUITS
Genuine French IrJucs . pounds for 81; Fvaporated
Peaches. fancy. pounds for CSC: Eyaporated Aupes
fancy pounds for CSC Briht Sun DI led Peaches two
grades, pounds Tor 81 and pounds for 81 Buy
quick as cannot guarantee utnue these prices
after .Ils week.
ELPHOSZO YOUNGS,
NEW STORE
i28 NINTH sTlti-n l. betwetl, D and streets
Don't fail 10 try our Celebrated English Plum P1,d
ding. f.b2s- az
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The Congressional mountains have labOred. but
thus far have brought forth only very small mice
ana lew OF thrn. The session i three months old
to-day. AMI has nlled the TINE Oh The entire shor
session. cut thus far OUT OF the five thousand bill
presented. OILY foTty-one have passed the House
and only I'VE bills aud nine joint resolutions have
passed both houses and become laws Not a single
appropriation bin has passed, and only two have
been considered in either house. Mark Twain once
SAID OIL himself that there might be and probably
Were lazler people than he, but they Were dead
Perhaps Marx would make a further exception In
the case OF the present Congress
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nk; ROBERTSON CAN BE CONSULTED EVERY
Meanesday and Saturday at his Office, 456 street
Genital Cases Over 20 years experience Success guar
enteeo Ofnees private and separate for Adies
Aain ONCE. ~ n. Liberty street Baltimore Nd assn
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CLOSING SALE
WINTER CLOTHING.
In order to make room for Spring Goods We are
determined to sell our Winter Stock and to do this we
viii sell it at
SO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
OyERCOATS THAT
Sold at S33 90 we will sell at 1850
Sold at $50 90 Will sell at $500
Sold at S26 90 we will sell at $500
Sold at $1,000 we will sell at $1,000
Sold at $1,000 we Will sell at IS CO.
Sold at sl2 90 we Will sell at Sc CO.
All other Goods in proportion
We have Suits for Boys from 10 to II years old from
s45Orp.
Mems Pants from 81 % UP.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
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Until later news shall have confirmed and ex-
planned the cabled intel gence that tie British
army under General Graham has beer ordered TO
eyaeuate Egypt conjecture Is COMPOUNDED as to the
cause and meaning 0f this sudden nov II taken
there exists. no doubt. weighty reasons, and the
explanation Will be eagerly sought 10y the world
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TIE
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a BIB C
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BIB Gee
.OF OUR BUSINESS.
ATTRACTIVE STYLES.
ADMIRABLE FABRICS,
ATTENTIVE SALESMEN,
BIG ASSORTMENT,
BEST GOODS.
BOTTOM Prices.
COMPARE OUR STOCK,
CONSIDER THE SAVING
COME RIGHT ALONG
CLOTHING HEADQUARTERS. AND TAKE A
LOOK AT THE HANDSOME LINE OF SPRING
OyERCOATS WE ARE SHOWING. ANY SIZE MAN
CAN BE FITTED. AND ANY SIZE POCKET
SUITED
cFsPRING NOVELTIES ARRIVING DAILY IN
ALL DEPARTMENTS
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DEoF DE woIowsKI Has Tur p,>,9i, ,T5 AZ
iorin ms iri'nas ana the Tubic u Nsshnrton that
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Al those DESTROYS 70 IL lrcv M oot a, o,~--. So.
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us rs" s.sien-slortest aud bsst-nu,t no, -.
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A Remarkable Case.

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/ was a most miserable sufferer from
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NERvOUsNEsS.-T h moment
there is danger of impairment of the
mind from excessive nervous exhaus-
ton, or where there exists forebod-
ings of evil, desire for solitude,
stunning and avoiding company,
vertigo and nervous debility, or
when insanity has already taken
place, PERUNA should be implicitly
relied on. But it is never well to
wait so long before treatment is COM
menced. The early Symphonic are
loss of strength, softness Of the
muscles. dim or weak sight. pecul-
lar expressions of the face and eyes,
coated tongue, with impaired diges-
ton; or in others certain powers
only arc lost, while they are other
wise enjoying comparatively good
health. In all these PERUNA should
at once be taken.