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Evening star., 1886-11-22

IL YoU WANT clear, brilliant and life-like
photographs go to Geo. Prince ), Pennsylvania
ave and lth II.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

oysters! Oysters! Oysters!M
One oil the best seasons ever saw seem tn
be solid fat every where. A very choice Iof i,,sI
arrived, among which are the Saddle KsNk
Cape May suits, Hampton Bars, blue Points
DC. Also, one hundred bushels OF sycamore
Dreens OF Rappahannock, that are known nv
all famous oyster men To be one OF the yarv
finest brands bordering on the bay. Our
challenge the world. None but the best .tso9
time experience. Ladies' large saloon At
tnched.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

OFFICERS SHOT BY HORSE THIEvEs.-A
special from AlbuQuerke, N. NJ, says: About
midnight last night Marshal Mcclure and Off
Ger Henry attempted TO arrest two horse thieves
Charles Ross and kid Johnson, when the
lormer shot Henry through the heart and Nc
CURE through the LETT lung. The thieves i'm
mediately mounted horses and escaped TO the
mountains. A sheritfs posse is now in pursuit
Mcclure is dying.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

the votes cast in Atlantic county, N. J., resulted
III the election OF Gardner, republican, for SEN
utor, by fiity-one majority, a gain of one vote,
nineteen mujority, the figures previously AN
nOunced.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

AN EPIDEMIC OF DIPHTHERIA.-On account
OF the prevalence of diphtheria all dances and
public meetings have been prohibited in Ish.
peming, Mich. The schools nave been closed
and no services were held in the churches by
order of the board OF health.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
SPECIAL SALE OF
BBB T. a M Nk X EEE TIT ssss
BBD "A NNNKK EE T SSS,
BIB AAA n Nm k I SIS
BRB ILL A N MIX EER CSSS .

Gin our Upholstery Department.; second floor back.
On account of the back wardness of the season, we
have an immense stock :of Blankets hand. which
must be disposed Of We have determined to inau
gurate q sale to reduce our stock,
No. Ia heavy allwool German Blanket,
$2.15 A PAIR
This is the renowned German Blanket which gives
good satisfaction and very cheap the above price
No. IA very heavy la Blanket,
S3 75 A PAIR.
This Blanket is all wool and was ever sold less than
$415 pair. 1t was cheap at that But the Blankets
must be sold and we have concluded to offer them al
the above price.
No. 3-The Saxonville Blanket
$4OO A PAIR.
Everybody knows what the Saxonvilie Blanket Is
1t never sold under S5 90 pair and cheap
price. We have 200 pairs of them and they must be
sold even we lose money them. The first loss is
best always, as it will cost great deal If we
have to carry then: over.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
LOCAL MENTION.
TkeWeatheP.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGroN. ID. e.. Nov. ~, 1885.
Indications for "a Hours, Cbataenctag as y. 10.
IO-lfdy.
For District of Columbia and Virginia. light
rains, slightly warmer, winds generally south
Evening star., 1886-11-22

To GIVE EAw.Y-Iine ladies' satchels irnita-
tion alligator nickle bound, at the Manufacture
ing Establishment. 91S stn ST. NV. Our line
of ready made dresses cioaks, Newmarkcts and
underwear cannot be undersold by any house
in the city. and To every purchaser of 81 and
over one of the above satcheis will be given.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
BUSINESS CHANCES.

L,OR SALE-vERf CHEAP-A FIRsT-CLASs
II boarding House; well established. good location.
ply al Commercial office of DA MEL ltAMEl. 93e
ST. NV. n22-lw*
NAN HAVING CONTROL OF TRACT OF
"A land. Well tnibered with black walnut oak and
aaI. wishes Partner (active silenu with about
$4,000 for the purpose OF cutting and putting same IN
market: fifty per Gent profit guaranteed; olly those
office n2O-sSt%
DARTY HAVING HAD 2I, YEARS EXpERI-
interest in established drug business Address
ROBERT q. LAIORi. Cuy r. o. n2O-S+
COMMERCIAL OFFICE, 93s ST. NV; ES-
tab shed for the purpose disposing of business
chances. such AS Drug stores Dry Goods, Grocery.
&c. BY our plan you avoid all publicity. which has
al injurious effect business Consult your in
leresl by having your business II Tor saie LEFT
Office. Advertised free and sold ON commission.
nls-lm Respectfully. DANIEL RAMEY.
IrOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE HoI FL PROP
IL erty known AS the Harris House. located l. ST..
between 18th and l4th sts.; contains ~ per-
ii. square feet being lot s, square 25I
Terms: one cash payment; balance in 10 yearly pay
erty and pay from proceeds your Dusi-
ness. Immediate possession given House open for
inspection for those desiring Information. Apply
w. W. MEiCALF, 1881 Vermont ave. nls-2w
INOK sALE-A DRUG STORE IN ON p OF THE
best and central locations in the city offered
Tor SALE with the good will of the business the
prietOr wishes retire therefrom. Any Information
will be gi, en 10y addressing T. u Box 5o2 nlo-lm
DIRMINGHAM, THE MAGIC CITY"-FOR
an. aniH 9" ss tq s Y0s kpeT1l or Timber
ham, Alabama n1l-lOt
INVEST THROUGH THE SOUND AND RE-
kan Capital sna surplus s
lected LIST Mortgage Farm Loans payable in \. Y.
No losses Refer to Third National bank. n. Y. city:
vestors For fun Information call upon or address
au27-3m* sHAFER Il RITTER Frederick. Md.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
THE BAncA1Ss ARE HERE
FOR YOU.

FOR YOU.
THE BEST TAILOR MADE GOODS TO BE HAD
ARE NOW BEING SOLD AT IMMENSE BAR
GAINS AT NO. 924 7TH STREET NV. OVER
$3OGOO Or BEST MEMS. BOYS, AND CHILL
| DREN'S CLOTHING AT BARGAINS TO CLOSE
UP A PARTNERSHIP 5000 GIVEN TO OUR
PROFITS AND LOSSES ON THIS SALE OF
CLOTHING. Wiz MUST HAVE THE MONEY
AND BALTIMORE TAILOR MADE CLOTHING
FOB MEN, BOYS ,,aS AND ;a GHILDkEN; 1 Zen GONE Eat AZ
Loss xogE $AIS We MUST q SELL Sc MoEE
BUY OFF MY PARTNERS RATHER LOSE
s9ISq TaE s sl YEAR YEAR LoSGEE 81 beWS
9Ss S95S rME MEs,P PsaS oa ASP 1HT go the
q GP ss AS9 hS9s sE sEs IS I ~ MES s6
Than Hk BOT S6U fY f6E caN On tSwEE nKSE
GOODS Now. IF YOU HAVE NOT THE MoSEY
We TAvs BONA Eide hAkGAISs oHK
s Ne yNHEF WAN M THE M hEAys ts
WEIGHT oN THE coUArEKs AND GET THIS
SacK sASE u hoSH 10 TMI
2oob oSbs uHs fAhsE Fh NGn Rhs
Bar ga tn MfNs srsEhy ,Y An sS 1E GhirSkEA SILENT
N THECONVENIENCEOFO OUR CuSTO-
MERS WE HAVE OPEN ED "A BRANCH SiORE
FOR THE SALE Oh FINE AND MEDIUM
LOrHiNCi, ALSO CUSTOM WORK. WHERE YOU
CAN HAVE THE FIN ES1 CLOThING MADE TO
MEASURE AT lll2 STREET NM, A FEW
DOOl.S AbOvE MOSES & SO-,S LARGE EURNl-
TURN. STURE. BOTH OF THESE STORES WILL
HE l,,NrINUED BY ME AFTER TALs GREAT
J. HIRAM SMITH. Business Manager.
MO e24 7TH ST. NV. AND 1ll2 ST. NV.
REAT BARGAINS GREAT BARGAINS
VI Don't forget the Number
0O0. Gus. 900, 809.
10th St n. We. opposite Y. - Treasury.
Trunks. Travelling Bags, harness. saddles. Brides
Whips, Tourists Sundres, &C.
at Retail ~ mAnufactureTs pEice4
Cal In and be convinced
au27-3m opposite L. .. Treasury.
EDwARD j.. DExr d Go.
GlNEEtts. STEAM AND HOT WATER
HEATING AND VENTILATION.
ELEvATOR6. Eac.
Heater. kutxer 4 Blakes Steam Heating rpeciaities
Il Graves SONS Passenger aud Freight EievalOrs
Oc30.3m A4l3 u STkskkT NM
Evening star., 1886-11-22

There was slight fire in tenement house
on Quarry street, Philadelphia, Saturday morn
ing, and man named Williams, aged forty,
was suffOcated in his room.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

READ THESE PfICES.-S55O will buy wal
nut dining extension table; kitchen chairs.
%: q; csne-Set chairs. 81: large easy kers,
50: rattan rpckeTs, $3.50; lounges. S:}; bed
lounges, $40; walnut and cherry hall racks
S5.25; marble top tables, $3.50 walnut marble
Inp chamber suites So; only few left; paror
suites. 81 i.5U. g walnut cane-seat a ming chairs
$3.50. WM. III. DUNN
31l 9Th street H. W.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

DoN'T FAIL TO attend Silverberg's opening,
Nov 30, at :}i2 1th ~. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
pREss Su1rs FOR hire. ana 9th street.

BRIGHTwooD park, = races, Thanksgiving
day, pm
Evening star., 1886-11-22

PROSPECTS OF A LIVELY FIGHT IN THE LEGIS-
LATURE FOR LOCAL OPTION.
A telegram from Montgomery, Ala, Novem.
ber 20, says: The prohibition wave which has
swept over South Carolina and Georgia has
reached this state, and the prospect is that
there will be lively fight before the legisIa-
ture for local option. The representatives from
the seventeen black belt counties are strongly
i'll favor Oi prohibition as a means OF contrOli-
ing the blacks. 1t is argued that the negroes
Oniy Will be inconvenienced, as the whites un.
derstand each other well enough to get all the
liquor they want. The question was brought To
IL crisis by the late temperance convention
Stearns, of New York, was present. The
strongest evidence oi the strength OF the move
ment is found in the action OF the citizens OF
Mobile. As is we'll known, Mobile sur.
passes any city in the Union its screens and
red lights. In order To prevent the .ntroduc.
tiOn OF the prohibition issue prominent citizens
have taken time by the IOrelOck and have tor
mulated Ia demand for high licenses. The
members from Mobile to-day received the fol-
lowing numerously signed petition:
To the General 4 assembly:
We, the undersigned citizens Of Mobile
county, being alive 10 The evils resulting from
the unrestricted use OF intoXicants, would
hereby respectfully petition your honorable
body 10 so amend the statutes regulating the
sale OF intoxicating liquors SO that no dealer in
the county OF Mobile shall be granted u license
TO vend the same i'll any quantity Tor a less
sum than S1OO.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

"A Pure Article Of Wines Or Ltuuors
at reasonable prices. Hugh ]. kegan's. sos 9th
St Old established family iiQuOr store 2S
Fresh Alderney Butter churned eyery morn.
Ing and delivered In n lb. Ward" prints 4Kc
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Guttermiif.
sweet Milk 6c. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

Don't Fail to attend Silverberr's Opening
November 10, at 312 TIN ST. NV.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

COUNCIL AND THE STREETS-The city
council will meet tomorrow night and be
engaged largely on questions relating to the
streets. The application for Il double track on
Union street Will probably be granted, the rail-
way managers undertaking the whole expense
OF Keeping the street way i'll order. Almost the
entire length of the street is made ground and
it gets its name from being "banIsed out" into
the river just rs the union OF the states was
completed. The cObble stones in made ground
are easily displaced and it has been hard to
keep the street in order. The Prince street
paving work is now completed for the season.
CHURCH SERVICES.-Ihe Baptist church has
not as yet called a pastor to succeed Rev. DR..
F!lppo, and its pulpit is supplied mainly from
Washington. Rev. j. Nj. Mercer Officiated there
yesterday. At the Second Presby terian church.
IN the absence OF DIR. Dinwiddie, who is attend
Ing the Prophetical conference at Chicago, Rev.
Rev. j. Nj. NOurse in the evening. The Chris
tlan association prayer meetings on Sunday,
Tor a long time held in churches are now held
at the room OF the association. Rev. DIR. Smith.
son, of the NJ. +. church south, has gone to
Buckland, Prince William county, and will
there present tonight his view OF the methods
OF baptism. The lair of Trinity Nj. E. church
opens Tonight in the lecture-room of the church
building.
NorEs.-Mr. w. D. Davidge, of Washington,
has bought at $4,000 the mansion and grounds
on Washington and Oronoko streets, adjoining
the Mt. Vernon cotton factory, fine old resi-
dence with 200 feet OF ground.-The only
notice taken here to-day OF eX-President Ar
thurs funeral was the closing OF the post Office
rom 10 until l O'clOck.-John Lalley, of
Washington, has bought from Capt. MushDacl
two houses with back lots on Fairfax street,
near the Washington and Ohio depot, for $3.50.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
A Clever Female Thief.

Clever Female Thief.
HOW SHE FIGURED AS A LIGHTNING CHANGE
ARTIST.
The Chicago Inter- Ocean gives the following
account of IL deXterouS female thief arrested in
That city the other day, Oh the charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenceS: "A search of
her person, by the niatrOn at the station,
revealed new phase of criminal cleverness,
which is as bold as it is ingenious. The young
woman was arrayed in the garments of u light
ming change artist, and could, without the re-
mOVal OIL AN article, change her dress into four
distinct styles When the prisoner sa that her
Trick was discovered, she did not hesitate to
illustrate its operation for the entertainment OF
her captors. When arrested she wore a black
cashmere dress, u tight bodice of the same
color and material, ana a hat with u wide brim
swift displacement OF hooks, eyes and but
enings here and there; crushing squeeze
Of the hat, and the lady STOOD with a
brown wOOen dress with cOrued front bodice,
and - neat little turban upon her head. An
other set OF lnanipuiations, and the dress was
transformed into a gown, the turban gave
place to IL Golf, a chapet fell from the girdle,
and the woman stood arrayed rs a brown
nun. Once more, presto, change! A tug of
the skirt. Il yank at the Golf and waist. flash
OF HANDS every where at once, and the nun
was transformed into a young lady of aspir.
ing fashion III brig ght-cOOred alpaca and the
original wide-brimined hat. Miss Fitzpatrick
is Il pretty, but very depraved, young woman.
DurIng the past few weeks she has been
going about in the various garbs she could SO
readily assume, begging money for Father
DOrsey's church. AS she clained, she has
reapeu a rich harvest from the wealthy and
liberal Catholics OF the North Side. The po-
week, but her many guises baffied detection.
Yesterday morning Lieutenant Schumacher
met her on Clark street, when she was in the
black cashmere raiment, and recognized her
fro m q
Evening star., 1886-11-22

Geo 90 MN NM FFF -oo. RRR TIT ssss
g &c 9MMMMME 9MMMMM Ep g 9RRpIR T sss
ScG 90 ~ ON NE ooooBB T sssS .-
We also have large stock of Comforts which must
be sold
A very fine French Comfort al $3 25. worth $500.
A Sesa Comfort, close quilted with white wadding,
81 %. worth $3.50
good Comfort at 81 so: never sold under $2OO.
Heavy Comfort at 81 co. cheap at S1.5O
200 Good Calico Comforts at CSC each; cannot be
bought under S5c.
BAL MS,
MO 1TH. STE AND ID STREETS
Evening star., 1886-11-22

NEw wCIUE--Preliminary steps have been
taken Tor the formation OF IL new club TO be
hhown as the Jefferson. which will probably
have ats domicile in the building ll2 and ii
Iith strcei recently purchased. ard now being
RECONSTRUCTED by Mr. StilsOn Hutchins. The
eiub, III Is stated, will be mildly political but
us membership will not be exclusively confined
to democrats.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

OUR GALLERY will be open Thanksgiv ing
New Photo. Art Co., 905 Pennsylvania ave-
lARD-wTDE PERCALE, 61.2c., Stern's, 904 1th.
WEAK eyesight relieyed HemnIer,s az cor ~
Evening star., 1886-11-22

IHE MN OF kENNARE ILL.-Sister Mary
francis Clare, better known as the Nun OF
Aehmare, Is at the Roosevelt hospital, in
We" Aorh. suffering irom disease of the kid
heSs she has bcen afflicted for the last two
years. The disease nrst became apparent
Mhlie willie she was III W ashinSton last summer. She
went To Columbia hospital anG recovered
sufnciently 10 go To \yac. where she remained
Tor q Time with the dominican sisters. BY the
.'dNice oi l-. SANDS She removed to Roosevelt
hospital and submitted TO an operation which
"i.> >GccessIui and she il slowly recovering
Evening star., 1886-11-22

AEssRs- DUNcASsoy Bros. will sell mt auc-
tion tomorrow afternoon - hne building iotS
on Mclean avenue aud On Sd street southwest
Evening star., 1886-11-22

SAYS HIS FRIEND WAS DROWNED LAST
niSnt about 1880 o'clock Officer, Redsrave
ana Rogers lound Patrick Burke. aged rs Years
oi the street .sIid he was soaking wet He stated
that MS friend, David Fitzgerald and himself:
We're on The river front and + Fitzgerald fell over
p~oaro ~ a. the loot OF New Hampshire avenue,
when he (Burke) jumped in after ni,Il but could
Not save MIN. The officers investigated the
alIalr, but were unable To- get any tidings as 10
wnether Fitzgerald was drowned or not. Both
the men work at the Soldiers home and Burke
was quite drunk " hen the officers found him
Evening star., 1886-11-22

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
nave been Issued by tDc clerk OF the court TO
Daniel W. Jones and Maria John>on: James H.
nam, Mass; W. j. McDernott and Minnie
Mades; John j. BOOz, OF Albemarle county, Va,
ana Carrie W. Wheeler, of Nelson county a.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

SAID he WOULD ARREST A WOMAN BEATER
ANY IIME--Io-t,ay in the Police Court Tnos
smith, colored, WAS tried on u charge of beating
his Vile and the court took his personal bonds
smith was then arraisped tor an alleged assault
On OHcer Jordan, who arrested him on the
previous charge. 1t was admitted by the ON
Ger that hc dld not see the Offense committed
warrant. The judge said that officers should
know that they could only arrest persons for
misdemeanors upon sight with u warrant
When complaints are received tnat "A misde-
nieanor has been committed the officer should
wait patiently and get his warrant. The case
is dismissed. '.l'll arrest a woman beater any
"Iou better not be telling what you will do
here, said the judge, "or will put you in the
DOCK
THEY Had ALREADY BEEN WHIPPED-Three
small white boys were before Judge Smell to-
day charged with assembling in irUut OF u store
and boisterous talking. The judge inquired OF
the boys whether they would get u whipping or
not II tney were fined, and ths boys said they
nad already been whipped. The judge warned
them not To repeat the Offense and took their
personal recognizance.
LIGHT WEIGHT BUrrER-This morning In
the Police Court, Charles W ailaee, u huck ster
was charged with selling light weight prints OF
outter on b street, opposite the Ceilter Market
saturday morning. Ihe testimony Of Special
Omeer Mckay, Officer Breen and MIR. Small
seaier OF weights and measures, was given 70
show that the defendant sold half pOund
prints, number OF which were light weight,
the defendant claimed that lie was selling the
butter By The print and not by weight, but the
proof was against him. The Judge said that
tbi. law was tor The protection Oi the public
assd more especially for the protection or the
poor. The court imposed fine of SIS and told
The ofi1ecTs to go tor all such persons they could
caich Charles Wallace, of 924 ,Sth street. was
charged with ~ similar offeuse and he forfeit a
$40 collateral. The officers conilscated 10
prints of butter, ana will have some of tnesn
anasyzed, a. they think they are oieomarga-
gine.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

CHARGED WITH STEALING WATCH I'm
saturday night stewart Adams. thirty years of
age, was arrested by Detectives MattingIy and
heeier on the charge of the larceny OF "a gold
watch, stolen last W Wednesday In ifttsbury Pa.
thief l. A BlackInore. of that city. telegrapned
ihe TACT OF the larceny and the officers recovered
the watch IN "a pawn shop where Adams had
placed IL lie Is held awaiting the action of the
Pennsy lSania authorities.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

DEATH OF IAPr- GALT.-Capt. Jacob Calf
dieu al an early hour this morning He was In
early HE a shlpmstster, and Tor many years
Stiieu out Oh the port OF Alexandra, Va, al
whlcn place ne was born in 1S06. He retired
from ACTIVE iiie many years ago. and has re
hall brother OF the Messrs. Gait jewelers. IL.
wilt be buried from the residence OF Mr. Vim
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1886-11-22

T,NOK aALk-FINEsT LINEN FAPLIsS.
II Cheap.
"CALItkAAH OFFICE"
oc29-3m w. ii. PORTER, General Agent. 9:S3 r st
l.NUR SALE-JAMES h. PROBEN WILL OPEN
IL November Isl with the largest stock of Platform
and Perch Wagons i'm this city, south of Phade phia-
Also iSuggies Carriages Phetons aud Dayton WAGONS.
Pine stock of Harness AT botIom prices. Corner New
York and 9Th 81. NV. oc26-lm
l.NOR SALE- SPECIAL CASH BARGAINS
IL New sls-octave Upright Pianos latest improve
ments, fully warranted price 81 49, with elegant
Hnd cover AT e. L. WILD & BRO y. .o9 TN IL NV.
oc23-lms
Evening star., 1886-11-22

THIEF's THREAT--William Betters, COL
ored, was recently released from Jail, where he
served sentence for till-Etpplng. All he
wanted was time, which he cut short by steal
ing 81 worth OF harness from Henry Haas, in
u UnlOntOHn. Officer Anderson at once arrested
him, and i'll the Police Court to-day he pleaded
guilty to u charge Of petit larceny. The judge
gave him thirty days in Jail. "Fll do you
worse tnan that when get out" said the prls-
Oner TO Mr. Haas, as he WentdOwn.
Evening star., 1886-11-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE IN
-Nl 4 suit No delay where title IL satisfncr
tory. JOHN SHEIMAN & CO.
nl9-lm lao.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-29
The Statue on nedloe-s Island

The work on the iron structure that is to
support the Goddess of Liberty on Bedloe's
island hes progressed n enough TO enable
people TO form some idea of the size of the
statue. am sorry to say it, but a first view,
as well rs cry view from distance, is likely
TO be Disappointing to those who form their
ideas of it from the figures rei.esenting its
size or the chromos distributed 10y the com
mittee in charge of it People who ride up
and down the bay IRE already beginning to
say that it will appear to be insignificant in
size as compared with what they had ex-
pectei There IS nothing around it by which
the eye may he aided in comprehendinS its
size, except an occasional ship or schooner at
anchor ard the masts Of these vessels, espe-
,iclly il the vessel lie between the spectator
and tie pedestal, wake the disappointment all
the kccn9r.-Ccr Brooklyn Eagle
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-29

After the wel!-sarvcl and yyoli-cooliet
b.@alfa2t Ea@ been disposed of, the wLcls
party Were driven IL carriages to the lest
engine house il Paris, end . minute inspection
of everything was rliaa Is the foreign
fircmen- The Americams were particularly
struck by the Gymna5tic training given the
Paris trcmen, who arc TAUGHT TO perform all
the fcats Of the acrobat. Mr. purroy, of the
New York loard, was much interested in en-
experiment 20 prove the efficiency of the
electric light in penetrating smoke. A fire
was started in one corner of n cellar filled
with smoke. A man envelopcd in a suit
much like that worn by diver was then sent
down The air that he hreathed came from
Nahout, and after much looking he discovered
~ the aid Of an electric LIGHT where the fire
ives ard cStinguished it. Mr Punuy will
probably introduce this feature into the New
York fire observation-disclosures Stanton'S
Paris !.ettsr
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-29
ADVICE TO MOTHERS

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethf II so,
send at once and get bottle of Mrs
Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
tecthing. Its value IL incalculable.
1t will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mediateIy. Depend upon it mothers,
there is no mistake about it. II curc2
dysentery, diarrhoea, regulate the 8tom
ach and bowels, cures wind collie, soft
ems the gums, reduces Inflammation. and
gives tone and energy TO the whole sys-
TEN. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup
for Children Teething is pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription of one ci
the oldest and best female nurses and ply
sicians in the United States, and is foI
sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb 2S -m-w-s m l.y
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-29
How To he Rid Of Calnmal

People afflicted with a diseased liver,
Indigestion or hiliousness, use mercury
This is done reluctingly. hut the argu
ment is, nothing will reach the liver and
spleen except calomel; could one get
something just as good, everybody
would use it" That something is Sim,
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is equal in
power to calomel, without any of its in
furious effects.