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Young Mr.PcIeon'S Bride.
AN INTERESTING STORY OF THE MARRIAGE OF
THEODORE TILToN's DAUGHTE r.
From the New York Herald

AN INTERESTING STORY OF THE MARRIAGE OF
THEODORE TILToN's DAUGHTE r.
From the New York Herald
There is curious story in connection with
the marriage of Theodore Tilton's daughter to
young PeltOn, whom the dispatches OF last
week reported to be in an insane asylum IN
Europe. Her husbands parents were wealthy
louisiana sugar planters who spent large
part of every year in Europe for the purpose OF
educating their children At their death, which
occurred within "a short period OF each otner,
their daughter and two sons were abroad aud
remained there. the daughter studying music
ut one time among the pupils OF List. and the
Two Sons al school. The younger son. Willie, was
betrothed TO young lady IN New Orleans and
at the completion of his university term
turned TO America to marry her.
On the .uuarfer in which he took passage
was TiIton's younger daughter, and they made
such progress during the voyage that on land
minister and were married, secured a return pas
sage on the next Outwtrd-bound steamer and left
a letter the girl he had Tilted, which did not
reach her until they were again al sea. His
family, as well the friends OF the girl he had
thrown over, We're iEfuTiated at the news and
his eldest brother tJohn) came immediately to
America to apologize and do all in his power to
atone for the dIshOnOrable conduct of his
brother Willie, who was only twenty-one years
OF age.
The elder brother begged for an interview
with the outraged girl ON his arrival i'm New
Orleans, and after seeing her Was still more as
tonished at his brothers periidy, as she was ex-
tTemeIy pretty. rich and charming. Other in
terviewS followed and in less than six months
ne pleaded To MI the place his brother was TO
nave held, and they Were married, In fife
,neanw nile the younger was leading rather n
reck less life in Europe, plunging into extray:,-
gance and exhauStlng his delicate constitution
by a gay i!le, until Inc weakness manifested
Itself which landed him at last in the ward OF
q lunatlc asylum.
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THE GREAT
y THE EE$sEk fT &hE Ak sSg 15rrHwrsr
sT noEBbE TRAch, SPLENpIp scENERY,,
srhhL fs kfrE aA SGl TM fn sss
Trains leave washington from station. corner % sixth
For Pittsburg and the West hcalgo Limited Express
line $50 n daily E@lo Cincinnati so and n@y a a
@ in ee e. Iars from ni Harrisburg to UncinEa
10 Chicago. with sleeping Car Altoona To CHICAGO
S Shs sIeep hapreTs sr. AZ wasn mo daily
AID IIsr. iS6urg to cIaseis.nd y connesTlns
a Harrisburg win Western Enpfsss. with
Pacific Express, looo r. NJ daily. for iittsburg
ana the West with through sleeper Harrisburg 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
IO:OO r. Nj. daily, exc ~ saturday. Win pslacs
,o. oS Sr,,, Mashing,on 70 kocheser
A: NJ daily, except SUNDAY
NJ zoo. 4i5 p io and Ia s'1 ana p si SS
300 A: M 2yUo. Alb. lUO0 and Ii :so r. ~
NJ ana $50 r ~ daily Except SUNDAY. 's' ~
For Boston without change, BOO r. NJ every day.
Jersey City win boats of BROOKLYN Annex. afford.
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding double
For Phiiaaeiph,a 20, 200 aud Loo A. NJ. 200
1904. NJ. 200 4:l5 Goo IoOo and i j 10 p II.
Limited Express. s;4u A A. and $50 A. NJ daily.
l2o5 800 ;,;5o a:ls; s:2s, $40, Ss,o .:lo losd
For go Sa ti5 600 10 40 Logo and lao ~
daily. except Sunday. ''' ~ '' '''0 ''o r. ~
For Annapolis 7:l5 A NJ. 1905 and 4:.3 p NJ daily
except sunday. sundays, 300 A. NJ, 4:l5 q. NJ.
ALEXANDRIA AND REpt.ltIC ksBURG RAIL
WAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 6oo, 7O5 s:25, 1885, and IL :35 A.
NJ. 300. 4:2o. Ado, sol SOB aud as. z, NJ on
For itichmond and The SOUTH $500 1000 A NJ. daily
ra ae i to A ~ aayi .1esI SUNDAY m so
sSG Y; iSie A. and i rsS i5 s 5lo o o
dayl. Sunday nd 1910 A. NJ. -sph
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DRY GOODS.
p ARTS Hon Class NOVELTIES.
SEATON PERI

SEAToN PERRY.
(succEssoR TO PERRY & BRorHrR)
EXCLUSIVE AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVEL
TIES OF NY OWN Object IMPORTATION,"
NOVELTIES FOR WEDDING OUTFITS
ENGLISH COSTUME CLOTHS AND SCOTCH
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF PARIS DRESS rAR.
RIGS FOR PLAIN ACCOMMODATION SIliTS
RANGING FROM 5OC. To SO PER YARD.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS
JACKETS AND NEWMARkETS.
ELEGANT SEAL PLUSH SACQCES. FROM $25
NEW HOUSEKEEPING LINENS. ALL WOOL.
BLANKETS AND BED SPREADS. AT LOWEST
"CLosING PR.CEs. ON LACE CURTAINS AND
FURNITURE CRETONNES.
NOVELTIES IN HANDKERCHIEFS AND
GLE HTINE FRENCH C P. CoRsETs, FROM $3.50
Lyons PURE SILK vELvETs. FROM 20 TO %
INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK AND ALL TIL =
NEW COLORs, RANGING FROM 81 TO IS
PER YARD.
PLAIN AND FANCY GERMAN SILK vELyETs.
FROM Sl.25 TO So SUITABLE FOR GARNI-
NoNPAREIL vELvETEENs AND CoRDURoYs.
NEW SEAL PLUSHES AND ASTRACHANS.
50 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT
&1 PLAIN FIG URES AND CORRECT PRICEsa
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street.
Established 1S4O oc9
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pALTIMoRE AND OHIO LA,iRoAp.
schedule In cffect. SUNDaN St.pTENfRER la,n
ioss until f1rtseI noi,cs 49,

icS', until Further notice
Leave Washington {, orn station corner of New Jer.
r,r chicago 1890 al and 1910 IN. daily Tbe
a ao IN IS a ts.,i iann.ei kpress for rtisburga
cA-o neM morning at 300 No extra iare Il charcrd
on IA, tram 70 iasl time.
pm ana l":lo pan. wtth tarugh coaches AID aI.
aee s.eeiihg Ears TO ats, We poi't-. Without cans.
=; >" I,i1 Il a i>l limited IN Cincinnati and -,
Louis, arriving a. CincunaIi n,Nt morang at =.5
~. "uls $40 pm. No extra fare Is charged This
tof r.itsbu.gh at looo a m. and % pm daily 10
i Lnsoi's. Ne!and ad i'iroit. with Monarch Far.
ipi Nitrl'iig Ears 10 A. tt>OuTgh.
for LeAii-son ana Local stations. $40 M daily
for linSre-d,-.race. Newark. Snrcrl,. Whining.
o' ~, i aH ihi'"deipha, 80 M - and
to, hai .lmore on W ek days D. 6:so. Gao 7:so $50
$500 $50 4:so 5:4o. ,is SO - aud $40 = ~,
am la: 1850 ;':ao. 4:4o $40 Gao $40 $50
FoG larnandoah Valley Railroad an, ,,.,,.,. $3.50,
10 a m $3.50 pm Lily; io a M I h pYss S s
ashington TO New Orleans $50 m : ,er.r 10 In.
For Wilmington Delaware aud tn,,rp,.,,,,. ,,o,,.
betMeen baltimore and W lnllngton. a:I5 pm saiIy
! For Annapolis $40 am. and l2:lo ana aao
| on sunday $50 am, 4:4o I'm. -'
For WAY stations between Washington md u,,,
more D. $40 $50 am, l2:lo pm $40 a:ao $50
49, 800 and llDo Pm. For Stations on MeIro,SIi,,
tan Branch G:43 M daily. except sunday. ana s:si
pal stations on Metropolitan Branch $40 am day:
intermediate points Io:15 am I2:;io aud 20 n ~,
daily. except sunday. for Frederick $40 m aud
1 4:lU pm. daily. except sunday.
for Hagerstown 1850 "A m and 5:3l nm daily ar
cppt SUNDAY.
TRAINS rive from the West daily 6:2o 9:2o am.
| ITO $50 aud 1880 pm. Little Rock f.Apress
Prom Philadelphia. Chester, Wilmington, Ane-
geGly, Newark and HaVre Grace, ll:l5 A. m 3.su
pm. and 1880 y. IN. daily.
From Wilmington and intermediate points north u
Baltimore, ll:l5 am.
from Annapolis. $50 m and 1;5o and 5:25 pm
Sunday, 1850 "a M. 6:35 pm.
from harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad. $50 "a.
| M daily except SUNDAY.
From Frederick ami lntermednte ps,,nts $50, a n,
and SID D. IN. daily except SUNDAY.
Iralns leave baltimore Tor Washington at BIO
6:Bo s:20 800 800 and 1880 m, 1910 $50 3 4
40 D. $50, .:io, y and ll:DO pm: sundays
o3Su 40 s:to and 300 Am, 80. 2:So. 20, 5.Du,
ESQ. TAD y and IL 40 pm
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except l:25. 3l5 and $40 m.
For further Information nj ply at the baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office, Washington station aud 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, corner of 18th street. here
orders viii be taken for baggage be aud
received al any point I'm the city.
Il. DUN1IAM. OK LORD
zen Manager. Baltimore. [se2nl a n A
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CuRrArs Il o.Es. Brackets. Wall
POCKETS. &C.
Finely Polished Curtain Poles in 5-foot length in
walnut. cherry. ash or ebony. wood brass trimmed
at &c. each We furnish the i'm g. g. 10 and ~
foot length at prop0rtonate low prices either with or
without trimmings, Trimmings also sold separately
Curtain Pins &c. dox; Curtain Chains from 25c We
would also cali your attention to very large a.
sortment Of Brackets.
We offer Corner Brackets from 15c up to So 40
side Brackets At from 25c TO 99c.
Clock shelves AT ~ to Y9C. Toilet Brackets from
SSc 70 Sl9S: Comb Boxes from 29c.: Medicine Clos
Brackets at 49c anu $50; Backing al S0c 70
Sl9o; Music Racks NJ from 9Oc Towel Racks in
large variety. from Toe up to $3.50: Lovely Wall
rockets In all gilt with Plush and Satin painted
timely finished, at 90c.
Book shelves, in a number Of styles In ASH cherry
and walnut, AT from 98c to S3.49
Large Easels, Ebony finish. Sl.25.
$40. ~
We have just received a beautiful line or Rronze
frame French Bevel Plate. Mirrors. which without
ever offered here We mention as especially attrac.
tive. l2xl2 bronze Frame Mirrors at 81 4g i4xII at
81 9S Also. u wider Frame Mirror, i4xI Ia at 80 40
and superb Mirror. which offered even Is
low as $3.50. at $A0S.
We are now daily receiving new and attractive
foods and we intend u offer them prices satsfac-
tory TO all
n. sILvERBERG 4 Co.
OCT 3l2 eth ST. n W. near Pa ava
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINZ.

lra.hs leave and T. depot. 9Th and strectS
ITO am -lai.y. except sunday. for lynchburg and
intermediate stations
ll.l5 AMI aly for Ivnchhurg. Danvflie, Ash
49,, Ntarlotge, Atlanta. aud points south fuiiman
Orleans - ' - - "
s, ~ hm--haiiy. except Sunday. for Manassas
'tt.ss''ts anu Intermediate stations
o.oo ihh-ilay tor Charlottesville Louisville Gin
, N,,a points on Ches. aud ohio X AZ Puiimar
sistlHr washington TO IousVtiie
lisvo hm.-Day for I.vnchbarc Charlotte Column
.,,.,s $3.50. a.iana. Montgomery. New Orleans aud
lD..ss fulinAn palace buffet sleeping cars 10
MohtSohery m connection with Pullman parlor carr
'h,iIef 70 New orieanS sleeper ta Augusta.
inr"agh trains from south arrive an Wa hingtou
500 AN. and s;3u pm: from Lou syille a4O O. M;
Icke.S s'etpilS car accommol atioa aud Informs
tipii ldthiehed IA bagsa, cl..rkel al oficr siOl
Nsnla railroad. oth aud h - ~
JAS. l.. TAYLOR.
oc4 General Passenger Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-11
LIQUID BREAn
A PURE MALT EXTRACT.


Possesses the highest nerit It is manufactured from
the choicest materials aud combines the most pala-
table qualities refreshing drink with the lnyfgor-
ating aud wholesome properties OF the best Malt tx
tracts.
sirabie for inya!ids and persons in health Will be
found upon trial 10 pc pleasant and complete suh6t-
stimulating for delicate constitutions
Is the beverage Spar Excellence for nursing moth
efs, creates an abundance Of milk while IL strenRth-
ems and invigorates tine entire system.
After careful annlyHs Wilbur q. Hall Phi D. New
York says Liquid Bread Is = refreshing, nourishing
table beverage, aud Wholesome, inyizOrainc t0nic
II il palatable 70 the taste and OF easy sssimaiion
Frank L. James, Ph-D, n. d.. 81. Louis after analy-
Sis ITS low percentage Of alcohol its effervec
ence Its delightful taste AID Od0r all combine TO re-
commend Nichols0n'a Malt Extract rs being . most
nouItshing beverage and the best article OF the
that has ever come under my examination"
DAVID NICHOLSON. Prop'r ST. LOUIE
Atwhoiesale BY
WI. MuEHLEIsEN,
jy11 cas- 9Th ST.. wAsHINoToN
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w AsHINGToN. OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROADCo.

Schedule In effect August 1. 1856
Trains will leave from and arrive b. q r. statiou
9Th and follows:
Leave Washington $40 A. m. daily except sunday
and 443 D. m. daily, arriving at Round Hui IL "a a
M ana .:lS pm Returning trains leave Round Hin
al 6,OS daily and 81 Is D. m daily except sun
day. arriving az Washington sio n m. and 5:aS pm
Monthly and quarterly Communication rates. i.oOOI
mile tickets $50
X. BELL.
aulO Sunerintendeut
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PKIscE & WnrrFLr
STOCK D1sOhERS
IS fsd hFSsds snsnue New York
$50 18th street ,,orcoran Building) Washington
PkiNAlE SIOCh IELEoRAPH WIRES
BETWEEN
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE PHILADELPHIA
NEW lOIh, bUSION, &C
GENERAL PARrSHLS.
JAMES WHITLEY Ii. CRUGER OAKLHX
MAYNARD e. EYRE
HENRY Ii. DoDGE, Washington, ID. G
WILLIAM L. TRAVELS 81 etlal Partner
Buy ana sell COuLulSsVu ail classes Vi RAILWAY
Securities.
IL II. DODGE, Resident Partner
Quotations ofStocks and Bonds and Information re-
rarding the markets received through wires in
stantly, direct from The New York Stock Exchange
4 Il orders executed and reported promptly. vel
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FAIL AND w INTER Day Goops,

FAIL AND w INTER Day Goons.
Medicated Twilled Flannels g. 81. Soc.
Atwood White FlanneS, 20, Doc.
Extra Heavy Canton FlaGnels 614. g. 10 l2c
case Cplored Dress Goods, l5c., WORTH 25c
Ladies' Flannel Suitin-s, 25c., ali colorS
TricOt Cloths in new fall cOlors.
"a Silk and Wool Suitng. 81, 81. %.
Black and Colored Cashmeres.
Plaid aud Striped all Wool FIannels Soc.
New Fall Ginghains. lOc
Jerseys, 81. 81 .25, 81
Ladies, Gents and Childrens Underwear
Large White Blankets. from 81 to $40
Comforts lined With white cotton, from 81 to 81
English Walking Coats and Newmarket
Nottingham Lace Curtains.
Ingram Carpets 25, :S1L,. so 15c
Tapestry Brussels SO, 75c., 81.
Very hest Three Ply Carpets, 81.
Rag Carpets. 37L,c Extra Heavy List Soc
Druggets, Rugs and Mats.
Hassocks and OttOnianS
Floor Uil Cloths, ali widths
Carpets Sewed and layed at short notice.
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
636 PENNSYLVANIA AVE,
oc8 South side, near eth street.
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BOOKS, &c.
Ew Books

NEW Books
Poverty Grass niliie Chase Wvman.,
Memoirs and Letters OF i,ol, Madison
Transact Uils and changes i the ,,clety Of Friends
Cpiands ano Meadows \ bhutL)
A oiiticiaf-s laughter Ham. iul
Love and Medicines tt;iillaulB
Aphrodite hv ECkSten.
Having purchased the BOOB. Store No 1aSa Nc.v
NorN HNenCe we shall run X n connection with our
store aao peHlsy INEnia ave Any orders or ronl-
NJ ssions left eiher store ,sll he prount. ;i,,e
au6 W H. MORRISON
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LANsBuReH & BIO,
In our SILK DEPARTMENT this week we are Of
fering the following good specials:
A FINE QUALITY OF BLACK eros GRAIN
guaranteed all Silk and exceptionally CHEAP at
81 per yard, worth .25
Better Grade at 81. %. worth $780, and an extra
Fine Quality. beautiful nish for $3.50 worth 81 80
per yard
One lot of ten (1O) pieces c. J. Bonnets all Silk and
Satin Rhadame at S1ac yard regular price 81 10
eryard.
We have also ready for sale 100 pieces all silk Black
"Satin Duchess" in three different grades
Nc No grade we shall sell for q per q 43
No: 5 sh7S s sa3S
Best value ever offered
All Silk Surah, in any shade at Soc per yard, re
duced from 81.
new line of Colored Satin Rhadame in the latest
shades at 81 Is per yard. These goods the best
ever offered for this price, and be replaced at
S1.25.
Colored satins in all shades at 35c per yard, re-
duced from Soc. i'1.<
We keep Antoine Guinet and ]. c. Bonnets Black
eros Grain Silks from 81 up to the finest grade Every
YARD OF these goods sold by Us guaranteed
Faille Franchise, in all shades. beautiful quality
OF white and cream white Faille and Franchise re-
ception and wedding dresses, only S1.5O per yard.
Satin Duchess, all shades
Our importation of Evening Silks which comprises
some OF the handsOmest designs and beautiful quail
ties and most delicate TINS ever produced are ready
for exhibition and SALE These goods the prettiest
ever shown by any house Our European buyer made
every effort to secure the newest the looms could pro-
duce and that he has succeeded proved by the ele
gance and oddly of the selection.
Those not having visited Silk Department we
most urgently invite to CALL for people not aware
ofthe immense variety of our stock.
A Dark Room for the display of our evening shades
OUR VELVET AND PLUSH DEPARTMENT
Is three go timee the size of any in the city.
Especial attention is asked to our Wrap and Habit
Velvets. and our Upholstery aud Dress Pushes
Our Plain Veivets, at 81 per yard unapproacha-
BILE and Striped and Figured Brocades at 81 and
$1.25 cannot be equalled
BY all means ask to see our
SILK AND VELVET DEPARTMENT.
I "A Nh ssss
t Ii. I ~ / Vii SIS
s sssfh ~ k Err Gee Gee HH
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WHAr W1ee1ss SAYS ABOUT
WASHINGTON.
During the entire month of October volcanic erup-
tons are to occur among the many clothiers of Wash
ington caused by the low prices at that for all
shrewd buyers, ADLERS TEN PER CENT CLOTH
ING HOUSE
Climatic changes accompanied by rain and frost,
will occur when they take place, and ADLER'S TEN
PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE is the place for re-
liable clothing and reliable prices.
The Potomac river will rise after the equinocta but
there will never be any rise in prices at ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. To secure
equal justice to all we mark goods at the very lowest
notch and our barometer of prices several degrees
lower than you can buy elsewhere.
For fair trade winds, mild and pleasing attention
the Gains of contentment and a safe course into the
port of prosperity. ADLERS for Clothing for
Men, Boys, and Children.
Virgins prophecies seldom come true
But ADLER has thousands of bargains tor you
VICTOR E. ADLERs
TEN PER CENT TEN
CLOTHING HOUSE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
e27 AND e2e 7TH STREET NORTHWEST
oc2 Open Saturdays till IL p. M
News NEw FAIL NEckwEAn
Choicest productions of Foreign Looms, made
in correct and attractive New Styles
MEMS FALL AND WINTER UNDERWEAR
AND HOSIERY.
In Silk worsted. Hoolen and Balbriggan Knit
Goods. Scarlet and Scarlet and White Calltor-
mia Shaker Flannel Wear.
MEMS GLOVES
Direct importer of Fownes' Bros. & Co., and
other English and French makes, in kid,
Pique Kid, Cheverette, Cape. Goat and Dog
skin, lined and unlined and AngOra, WOrsted,
Camels Hair. Cashmere. Jersey Cloth and
Scotch Wool Hand Knit Gloves
Choice New Lines of
SILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
SILK. CASHMERE AND WORsTED MUFFLERs
SILK, SATIN. LINEN, COTTON AND
WOOL sUsPENDERs
SPECIALITY
IN FULL DRESS sHIRTaL
Night Shirts in Cotton, Cotton Flannel and
Flannel and Flannel Shirts.
New Umbrellas In all the novelties.
r. n. TAYLOR,
oct5 933 Pennsylvania ave.
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AL FoRMs
OF DISEASES OF THE BLOOD,
STOMACH. LIVER AND
KIDNEYS. WILL BE
E E F; $ 81 ::
+ F f F :: :! ii i
BBE II TIT TIT ZEE RRR ssss
H Hs # t ! + Hnr i i ssss SIS
Read the list of names by which these Diseases
known
IMPURE BLOOD. PIMPLEs.
BOIIS. sCROFULA,
SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
PILES. CATARRH.
pIsoRDERED STOMACH,
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA,
CANKER IN THE STOMACH.
LOSS OF APPETITE
INACTIVE. SLUGGISH LIVER.
PALPITATION. HEARTBURN,
JAUNDICE, LAss1TUDE.
CONSTIPATION, BILIOUsNESS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER,
PAIN IN THE BACK AND SIDES.
BRIGHTs DISEASE, GRAVEL,
DIABETES. DROPSY,
MENTAL PRoSTRATION.
RHEUMATISM OF THE HEART.
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
SWAMP FEVER, DUMB AGUE.
INTERMITTENT FEVER
CHILIS AND FEVER
Do you recognize any from which You suffering:
the following issues of this paper shall report
the proper treatment of each of these diseases and
show the proper use of
BROWNS
IRON BITTERs
FOR THEIR CURE
1t will prove interesting reading to all who suffer
from any of these forms and will conclusvely prove
that the ONLY Sure Safe and Speedy Cure for them is
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b II II " " WV WV N Mn
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You CAN Save Money
By coming to
OAK HALL
For your
CLOTHING.
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PROFESSIONAL.


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gymnastics for ladies aud girls. Call send
circulars. PROF. NISSEN. oc2.im
MADAME PAYN.
MI MANiCUkE AND SURGEON CHIROPODIST
ROOMS AND q VERNON ROW.
RIO S45 Pennsylvania ave
RS DR. J. SEMMES AND HUSBAND. SUR
M geon Chiropodist- Twenty-sx years successful
practice has gained them the Worldwide reputation
vi being Americas best operators Office l22l ST. H.
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oEN. MILES SAYS THE APACHE WAR Is
OvER-A special from Albuquerque. u. NJ.
says: Gen. Miles has issued an order IormalIy
announcing the Close OF the most famous In
oiah campaign on record, and congratu,atinr
tne troops On the result. With the exceutIof,
., one small thieving party now in Chicn,ihua.
..eAiSo, al hostiIe Indians have been removed
10 place OF safety. The effect OF this documens
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
SPECIALTIES,
DENTISTRY.

DhN 1IOIRY
TAR 9. l. SCOTT DENTIST WOULD RESPECT-
y fully inform his friends patrons that he hiss
resumed the practice OF his profession at 1907 st. n
OC0.lm
1NR STARR PARSONS. COR 9TH AND ENW
DFilling specially; ALSO the cure Of toothache
without extracting. local ansathetic used ON the
gums. slevlates pain OF extracting. given apI3
nR T, n. TALBOT. DENTIST. 437 7TH ST.,
IL three doors from corner K Dentistry in all
10 branches Teeth inserted "a per ssk Al work
warranted lAOl
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w. I'll. HoucHroN 81 Co,
1214 STREET N. w.

w. III. HoueHros 81 Co.
1214 STREET N. W.
FAIL ANNOUNCEMENT.
During next week offer special sale of imported
Rugs at reduction OF 10 per cent for cash
Our line Of Bedroom Furniture we think, has been
for US.
see our s65. 8 pieces. Antique Oak Suite One suite
See our SS5 Butternut Suite.
See our sls5 sycamore suite. Sold in New York
and Philadelphia for S225.
The above are few specially good suites and will
only need this notice 70 sell them VIM
LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT.
Were never sold at such low figures the present
Our Scotch Curtains. selling from $3.50 to 81 per
pair, are 40 per cent cheaper this year than last
will need only for you to look and examine as we do
not wish to boast for ourseves-you come and look,
aud We will let you do that for us.
Our assortment Of UPHOLSTERY MATERIALS
Singlefaced Linen VelOurs. 81 rs. all colora
SIX and n, Wool , 9amask; 81 81 to s.
ART Damass e1 Jute 95e 0'c 70 per So
Japan silks. DOC up
Printed Velours, So
Brocades, all prices
Our reputation is very good in this department and
Furniture Reupholstered. Drapery Cut and Hung in
proper trim on short notice.
Having a large force of workmen we shall try and
be prompt and execute any order left in our charge
with dispatch.
References will be furnished on application.
oc23m W. H. HoUGHToN & co.
KITCHEN REQUISITES
OUR STOCK OF COOKING UTENSILS Is NOW
COMPLETE.
GRANITE IRON WARE, PORCELAIN LINED
WARE BLOCK TIN. WOODEN WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c, &C.
QUALITY THE BEST AND PRICES THE LOWEST
HANDSOME PARLOR LAMPS AND NOVELTIES
IN ROYAL WORCESTER AND OTHER FINE
GOODS FOR WEDDING PRESENTS
WILMARTH & EDMoNSTON.
oc2 1908 Pennsylvania ave.
To HousEkEEpERs
We respectfully inform Housekeepers that we are
prepared furnish, in large or small quantities
CHINA,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY,
FINE PLATED WARE
And all kinds KITCHEN UTENSILS Of the best
class.
Our goods were never better or cheaper than they
are this season. NJ. w. BEVERIDGE,
Se2O-3m No. 1909 Penn