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The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
THE WEEK or PRAYER.
The season of Union Prayer Meetings
Begun at Noon.

The season of Union Prayer Meetings
Begun at Noon.
The first week in January is made
one of prayer by all the churches
throughout the Christian world. Here
in this city the Union meetings con-
Quoted by the women will be very in
teresting. The programme for the
week is an unusually good one and
those who attend the meetings cannot
fail of being benefited. There will be
two sets of meetings during the week,
one at II o'clock at the Foundry and
the other at o'clock. The latter
meeting is mixed one, while the
former is for the Union ladies of the
church.
The week of prayer was opened to-
day at II o'clock at the Foundry
Church, by the pastor, Rev. DR..
George Elliott, who presided. The
subject discussed was "Thanksgiv-
ing" The church was well filled and
the meeting success.
Beginning tomorrow at II o'clock,
at the Foundry Church, the service
will be led by Mrs. DR.. Addison on
"Confession" Wednesday, Mrs. DR..
Newman of the Congregational, "The
Family" Thursday, Mrs. j. X. Stick
ney, "The Church;' Friday, Mrs. DR..
j. p. Newman, Metropolitan, "Mis-
sions;" and Saturday, the closing
meeting, Mrs. DIR. Butler, "The Ma
tions."
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
Kitchen Crash and Travelling.

Excellent stock, suitable tor kitchen, roller
and wash-room use.
Brown Kitchen Crash Sc per yard.
l. Genuine Heavy Russia Crashes fine and
coarse qualities, 3, 10, IL, 121a, Ii, 10, 10
and 1Sc per yard.
All-linen Plaid Glass Toweling, 1S in, 111c;
20-in 1216c per yard
SPECIAL--19.in Bleached all-lnen Barns
ley Crash, excellent value, only 12I6c per yd.
As a special inducement to lend additional
attraction to this sale we have reduced the
price on the following excellent grade of Ia
BILE Cloths, etc.
BLEACHED GERMAN LINEN DAMASK
FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS.
Handsomely colored borders and extra
quality.
Size, 2yards long by yards wide, from
SO. 30 TO So.
Size, 2H yards long by yards wide, from
81. 30 TO 81.
Size, 3 yards long by 2 yards wide, from
So. 80 to SO.
size, 3h yards long by . yards wide, from
Size 4 yards long by2 yards wide, from
81 30 to 81,
sss'- You should not fail to inspect this stock.
WOODWARD s. LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and sts n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
Eighth Annual January Sale
Of linens and Housekeeping Goods

of Linens and housekeeping Goods.
Since our purchases for this grand annual
sale prices In the wholesale market have be-
come firmcr, with strong tendency To ad-
vance, which will undoubtedly be the case a
little later. We have confined our selections
to the bost products of the most reliable linen
manufacturers of the old world, and arc
therefore, In position to offer extraordinary
values. We quote:
BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsKS.
b0-inch Bleached German Linen Table Dam.
asks, sells regularly at soc, only l6c per
yard.
asks, plain white and colorcd border, only 5Oc
tdid.inch Bleached German Linen Table Dam.
asks, excellent quality only 75c per yard.
72-inch Dleached German Linen Table Dam.
asks, handsome patterns; heretofore sold at
81, only S716c per yard.
72inch Bleachcd German Linen Table Dam
asks, handsomely designed patterns; quality
usually sold at 81 20, only 81 per yard.
81 and 0O.inoh Bleached German Linen
Table Damasks, superior qualities, elaborate
patterns of original designs, S1.7O, 81, S2.oO
and 50 80 per yard.
BLEACHED DAMASK NAPKINS.
100 dozen " Bleached German Linen Dam
ask Napkins, commonly sold at 81, only 90c
per dozen.
rs dozen 5s Bleached German Linen Dam
only 81 20 per dozen
Same, extra fine qualities, 1.50 and 50 per
dozen.
80 dozen u Bleached German Linen Dam;
ask Napkins, fine quality only 50 per Dozen
SPECIAL.-10O dozen Bleached German
Damask Doylies, only 81 per dozen.
EXTRA VALUES INToWELS.
We stick to the "All Linen" principle In
Towels as rigidly as in handkerchiefs, dam
asks, etc. To find place in our stock towel
must be free from any cotton substances.
800 dozen "Old Fitzpatrick Grass -Bleached
Huok-a-Back Towels, only 1216c each
To illustrate our linen buying, this towel
cost too much for most merchants TO buy to
sell at this price, 12lhc and as II is too
well known to charge more for they let II
severely alone. We buy 1t because II Is the
best 1216c towel made
OUR STOCK OF csc TOWELS
is not-surpassed, IT, indeed, equaled, in this or
any city. Quantity enough to meet any rea-
sonable demand and variety enough to please
any taste. We e1fumprate the following rep
resentatiye kinds and sizes:
22x45 Bleached Damask Towels.
2dxds :. Huck y.
22xi2 Double-Huck Towels.
10y ~ Barnsley Huck Tpwels.
These come In all white and fancy borderod
either plain or knotted fringe.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
A'Scasonable Tonic.

In our grandfnthers' days they marked
the flight of time by the "Old Farmers
Almanac" Now, the omnipresent Ca
endar is a perpetual reminder of the fleet
ing seasons. The day, in year do not
outnumher The size, shapes and styles in
which it appears and alike in the mer-
chants counting-roun, or lady's boudoir,
it seems to have become one of the neces-
stiles of the utilitaran age i'm which we
live. The artists talent, the engraver' $
cunning and the printers skill, combine
in this connection to blend the orna-
mental with the useful and the result is
calendars of every degree of excellence,
good, better and best. The latter includes
the one issued by n. w, Aver & Son,
any address, securely inolosed, on receipt
of 25 cents
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
CITY NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The children of the Fiiteenth-street
Methodist Church gave Christmas cele-
bration last night, consisting of recita-
tions, responsive readings, solos and
Chorusos.
Officer w I, Maddox of the Third
Precinct was married yesterday afternoon
at the Union NJ. Il. Church to Miss Hattie
q. Boyer. Many of Officer Maddox's
brother officers attended the wedding and
also the enjoyable reception afterwards
held at the residence of the brides
parents.
- Officer ]. II. Narrower, jr., of the First
Precinct was yesterday evening married
to Miss Mary Osborne Webber of Salem,
hiass.. at the residence of the brides sister,
"a 1902 Eleventh street,
-. II Pf the Church of the
Epiphany officiating
The Rev. Sam. w. Small preached at
st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
South, in Baltimore, yesterday morning,
on the relations between capital and labor.
He returned to Washington in the after
noon, but will go back to Baltimore to-
morrow.
The good old custom of watching the
Old Year out, passing the time in religious
services, was observed Saturday night by
The Second Baptist, the Waugh NJ. e.,
Central Union Mission. Hamline NJ t.,
Grace NJ, f., Metropolitan A. NJ. T., Eb-
enezer A. M. Il. churches and Wesley
Chapel.
--Advices from Upper Marlboro say
that George Krohne, who was arrested
here last Thursday as horse-thief and
taken to the Jail at that place, died last
night from the effects of dose of "Rough
on Rats which he took before leaving
Washington. kroluc was Ger uln,
aged 32 and was knnwnn Prince Georges
County.
Mrs. Emma /. $. Raihbnuc wife of
Justus ii. Rathhunc of Alexandria, who
has for some time been sutle'u. wlth Il
cancer trouble, died Saturday afternoon
rather Unexpectedly. The funeral
services were held at the late residence.
1906 Prince street, Alexandria, this after
noon, the remains being taken 10 Utica,
n y, for interment,
ny. }. Mccarthy "a tclcgraphcr, landed
here last week "hrOkc. He filed ont
check for 500 on the German National
Bank OF pittshWg and deposited il with
Crane, Paris a co. for collection, for
which lac received "a receipt lie lls used
the receipt 20 get hMnl from two tcstau-
Innt-kcelers until Detective Wheeler
pulled him. lie is only charged with
vagrancy.
"A fire alarm 81 1882 Yesterday morn.
ing brought three cueiucs. n ho a CIri and
hoOk-and-ladder lu 40 9lG New York
avenue where j. chimney w.ti on fire. II
was senseless ami incunsldcratc to call
out so many men on such am unpleasant
day. Another -light llre occurred at 1928
Seventh street, about 5:IO Ia the after
noon, but mcnheis of No Is company ex-
tirguished il without turning in an
alarm.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
Eighth Annual January Sale
LADIEs's FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
COMMENCING


COMMENCING
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1888.
The new stock of Underwear Is ready, fresh
and clean, direct from the hands OF the
makers. Every garment is made from good
strong, serviceable cotton, thoroughly sewed,
finished IN workma1like manner--fnlly up
to the high standard of excellence which has
made 1t so popular, and caused for II a CON
stantly growing demand.
LADIES' MUSLIN CORSET COVERS
Notwithstanding the rldiculously lowpr
quoted, consumers will find every garment
fully up to our high standard as regards mus
Inns, style, 1T, finish and workmanship.
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
high and low neck, good quality of cotton.
well made, seams finished, buttons and button
holes, only l2No. each.
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin square.Neck Cor
set Covers, neck trimmed with linen lace,
finished seams, pearl buttons, excellent value,
only Doc, each,
100 dozen Ladies' Muslin Corset Covers,
tucked front, neck trimmed with Hamburg,
pearl buttons, seams finished, well shaped,
servicenble cotton, only zoe each.
40 dozen Ladies' Fine Muslin Corset Covers,
yoke of 80 fine tucks, neck sleeves and yoke
trimmed with Hamburg perfect shape, and
finished IN an excellent manner only SOC,
each.
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN DRAWERS
80 doz pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers wide
hem, with three tucks above, full cut, three
excellent styles only 25c per pair
10 doZ pairs Ladies' Muslin Drawers, tucked
cambrlc fuflle with five fine tucks above, two
best styles, full cut. only 37lGC per pair.
40 doz pairs Ladies' Fine Muslin Drawers
wide Hamburg ruflle, two clusters of three
fine tuoks with wide Insertion between, extra
good yalue, only soc per pair.
We have also AN elegant line Of ace-trmmed
garments which we have not time TO mention
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN CHEMlSE.
Better Muslins, better Trimmings and bet.
ter made than any we have heretofore offered
at the price
80 doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Squareneck
Chemise, with cumbrc rufilCs around the neck
and sleeves, well made, all sizes, only 25c
each.
80 doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemise, yoke
of i've clusters of three fine tucks, finished
seams good muslms only 25c each.
7b doZ Ladies' Fine Muslin Chemlse, yoke
Of 40 fine tucks and Hamburg embroidery and
inserting Hamburg embroidery on neck
sleeves and yoke, only 37lGc each.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
WOODWARD & LOTHROP

Beg to announce the in
auguration of their Eighth
Annual January Sales of
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Linens and Housekeeping
Goods, Hamburg Embroi-
deries and Mems Unlaun-
dered Shirts, which will be-
gin on TUESDAY, January
8, 1883.
These sales have become with us an estab-
lishcd institution, occurring annually at the
beginning of each new year and are now
looked forward TO by the purchasing public
with more. than ordinary interest. This sea
son our special sales" open under more au-
having better selected stock, far more spa
cious accommodations, the best lighted dry
goods establishment in the United states, and
many increased facilities for the more rapid
transaction of business.
Having placed our orders for the major part
of these stocks during the past summer, when
the price of cotton and domestics had reached
the lowest point during the year. we are en-
abled to quote prices from 3 to 10 per cent
lower than would be otherwise possible on ao-
count OF the recent great advance In raw cot
tons which naturally affects all manufac-
tured goods.
WOODWARD \ LoTHRoP,
Cor. 11th and sts. n. W.
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Amusement Notes.

Mckee Rankin in Admiral Porter's new
play, "Allan Dare" at Albaugh' tonight
Duff Opera Company in the great Lon
don success, Dorothy" at the National
this evening.
]. j. Bowling this evening at Harris
Bijou in "Neyer Say Die"
Manager Haynes of the Bijou has gone
to Mr.. Harris Louisville theatre and
Manager Friedlander of Louisville sue
ceeds him. Here's to the old and here's
to the new.
New Year novelties this week at Won
derland.
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The Yantic's Cruise.

The Yantic will leave the Norfoll;
Navy-Yurd in day or two for her winter
cruise, which will be as follows; Barba
does, January 10; Port of Spain, Trinidad,
w. l., January 23; CuTacoa Island, w, l.,
February Is; Aspinwall, U, S. G., March
s; Havana, Cuba, April 5; Key West,
Fla, April 23 and home again.
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g!a

Thoroughly cleanse the blood, by using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
good digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits,
strength and health viii be established.
Golden Medical Discovery cures all hui
mOrs, from the common plmple, blotch, or
eruption, 10 the worst Scrofula, or blood
poison. Especially has It proven It's efficacy
IN curing Salt-rheUm or letter Fever-sOres,
Hip joint Disease, ScrofulOus Sores and
Swelings, Enlarged Glands, and Eating
Ulcers.
Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump-
ton (which Is Sorofula Of the Lungs), by
It's wonderful blood-purfying, invigorating,
and nutritiYe properties. For Weak Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Shortness of Breath,
bronchitis, Severe Coughs, Asthma, Chronic
Nasal Catarrh and kindred affections, IL 10
n sovereign remedy.
For Torpid Liver, Biliousness, or silver
Complaint" Dyspepsia, and Indigestion, II
Is an uneqnalled remedy. Sold by druggists.
DH. PHEROE's PELLETS ANTI
Bilious ana Cathartic. 70 eta, q vial
0y druggists.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02

The energetic proprietor Of these superbly-
furnished dining parlors for ladies' which are
very conveniently situated on the corner Of
Tenth and streets northwest, has introduced
a new dish, which Is styled 80 cent cold
cuts including several kinds OF cold meats,
He offers this as an inducement for the busl
ness men and shopping ladies TO lunch at his
quiet and hrst.class ladies' and gentemen's
diningrooms. Ladies' entrance on Tenth
street. Polite attention strictly enforced, and
charges very reasonable.
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Enst Washington.

The Fifth Precinct station-house had
n distinguished visitor about io'clock yes
,V,lay afternoon. He wore long beard,
Vi, in decided German accent, an
hnccd himself as Christ. The officers
him due homage until the Insane
Nm wagon came and conveyed him
.,,sI Iilizabeths from whence he had es-
caped. At that institution he Is known
ps Carl August Josewski
Yesterday was very quiet in Ea'
,isxsl iastor. No intoxicated person, are
fslNexe 6es,,.sn,ell on the streets.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02

? Rudden, the popular instalImenr Merchant,
centrally located at $50 ana 932 Seventh
street northwest, has Just received one of the
most extensive stocks of all kinds of house.
keeping goods that has ever been received In
this city, which will be sold at cash prices
on the installment plan, with terms to suit all
purchasers. A large stock of union cook and
heating stoves. Mr.. Ridden is a safe and re-
stallment merchant OF the National Capital.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
"AIderncy Dniry Wagons" :"

Fresh Ahctucy huticr churncl every
morning and dcliycre IN ib Ward
Pr' PPnIfci and Sweet 'n mE' E's! &C. IerV1t' per- 9t
Cream, l.c. per pt
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IT'S Not Necessar,

= % buy every new book that comes out, when
sou may have the privilege Of reading all you
bpwant at the low price OF SO subscription for an
entire year. Mr. j d. Free. ir., No. 13i3 +
street northwest, has all the standard works
and all the new books as soon as published
Call and subscribe.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
The AnthropoioglcaI society

The both regular meeting of the An
thropological Society of Washington will
be held tomorrow evening at the Assem-
bly, Hall of the Cosmos Club, corner of
Madison Place and II street
The three-months-ol child of Annie
Green, servant at 3l6 NJ street, was
found dead in he'd Saturday morning.
The Coroner found the child had died OF
natural causes,
We can recommend our rcaders to use
Dr. Bulls Cough syrup in all cases OF
coughs, colds enc.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02

Fancy muffs of all descriptions made 10
order; cloth tailor-made hats and bonnets. at
Nine. NJ. Smiths date Of New York;, Cos
ION IIpusp
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Fresh Alderney butter, churned every morn.
ing and deivere in - N "Wnrd" prints. 15c.
per NJ. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, &c. per at. Cream 15c. per at.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02

VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from your
plates at az cents per hundred Keryand
JO12 Pennsylvania avenue.
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1t Is the Host.

MoNoonAms and address dies stamped in
colors at low figures. keryaud's 1912 Penn.
syiyania avenue.
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Housekeepers and Others, Attention!
Smiths reliable nstallment house, eligibly
west, has full stock Of heating and cooking
stoves, ranges, carpets, furniture blankets
comforters, parlor and diningroom sets, etc
in demand, and will be sold on easy terms,
by the week or month, ON the installment
plan, to suit their customers.
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POWERFUL Opera Glasses. Iempler's, Ave
nue. and Four-and-a-half.
DoEsKIN PANrs. EIseman Bros. cor. 9Th s Il.
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LITuoaRArH CHECK Books made 10 order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1912 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
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Burkarts Splendid Dining Parlors for
uaIfea.

POWERFUL Opera Glas os. Hempler's, Ave
nue. and Fourand-a-halt.
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All Goods at Reduced Prices

Ask for IT, Schlit2's Milwaukee Lager Beer
For sale by all leading houses.
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FuLL DnEss suIrs EIseman Bros. cor 7th s y.
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For Washington Dressed Beef
20 to John r. Kelly, stalls 02S, 600 aud $50
Centre Market. and 2O0 and 2OS Northern
Liberty. Corned beef speciality.
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Full DRESS surrs Eiseman Bros, cor 9TH & E,
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CITY SPECIALS.
To tho Ladies.

: 10 INC lauicss
Send your lace curtains to the swiss steam
Laundry, 1922 + street.
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The Queen of iIcers
is trihe higher in price, hut of superior
quality TO all others.
The Washington critic., 1888-01-02
Hotel windsor

can't he excelled in Gne table board and
handsome apartments.
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Full Dnrss suIrs, Elseman Bros, cor 7th & E.
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porsKrN rAsrs. Eigeman Bros, cor, 7th & e.
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swallowtail Coats, Eiseman Bros. cor 7th& &E.
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Send your lace curtains TO the swiss steam
Laundry, 1922 L street.
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DorsKrS PANrs. Eiscmnn bros. cor. 7th s. E.
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PORCELAIN,
Rich CUT-GLAss,
FOREIGN FANCY GooDs,
Especially adapted for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
NJ. W. BEyERDGE, 1000 Pa. ave.
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!" "Aqderney DniIy Wngnns.u

;itirrlL Dnrss vrsrs. I.lscnan Bros cor. .7th & E
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The Queen OF Beers.
The only beer for ladies.
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Decorated Pottery.
PORCELAIN,

swallowtail Coats Eiseman Bros, cor7th s E.
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for this week at Ladson's Jewciry store,
d33 Seventh treti
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Housekeepers and Others, Attention. I

FcfL pnEss vrsrs. Elseman Bros. cor. 9TH s E.
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Holiday Furniture, Stoves, Sc..s,c.

FULL Dnrss vrsrs. Eiseman Bros. cor, 9TH & E.
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To the Ladies.

swallowtail Coats, Eiscmon Bros. cor 9TH s f.
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Natures Richest Mineral Water
IN
ArSeniOuS Acid and |rORI
Drnes ano CbcmitalS

According to the latest analysis m
the celebrated Vienna Professor, DR.. l..
the Levico Springs of Southern Tyrol
richest of any Mineral Springs as |
their percentage of Arsenic Prof !
Barth calls them simply unique In u
spect
We desire TO draw attention TO the fad
the use Of Levlco Water being greatly
Give to an excellent state of health !
ally, by purifying the blood and skin, is +
same reasons means OF enhancing the
sonal attractions Of the gentler sex; nam
In direct manner, by improving the q n
plexlon and the skim and thereby preserv
youth, and indirectly by impartng the et (
and grace, the brightness and vivacity whion
renders healthiulness so valuable aud charm
ing.
Tho Levlco Water can be used for bathing
purposes as we'll.
The Mineral Waters Of Levlco are princi-
pally effectual In cases of Poorness of tho
Blood in general, Chlorosls Anemia, Slow
Convalescence after serious illness or after
great loss Of blood, Female Sterlllty, yirile
Impotency, Old Wounds, Scrofulous Dathess,
Gout and Chronic rheumatism, Constitu-
tional Syphilis, Diseases of the Spine, Paral-
ysis and Nervous Affections OF all kinds,
obesity, etc, etc.
DOSE OF THE IEvICO wATER-one
tablespoonful two OF t.iree times a day. It
can be given with wine or malt.
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tlc0iral.
DRUNKENNESS

NGTEAK. UNDEYEiOrED PANTS OF TnE
w body enlarged aud strengthened. Full
particulars sent tsealelO tree, ERIE MkDI-
GAL CO., Buffalo \
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TrteSe auf (srSe,t

erpartet bic aablloie Sdaar bon Mdrtbrern.
beren &eiben fi@ fortudbrenb bur9 bic Opfer
bon Merb0ftidt unb nerb6ien &ranfbeiten re.
fruitren. lin bieier Bobltbat tbsilbaftis su
tperoen. lnub man einen ibfeinatif9en aurfus
i'm @ebrau6 bon SoftetterS Wasen.
bitterS, bem beFcn uno tpirffamifen Nerben-
9elebunssmitteI, nit bsrniinftiger BeldnSis.
teit bur6ma@en. GS iit bies Ieidter, an
senebmer uno ii9erer, aIs bic @orratbsfammer
beS Sf6rpers bon 3u plantiden NIT @ieubo.
BelebungsmitteI, alioboIiiden ober seeenttei>
lisen, Gleifds grtrofteu, sietben. Grnabrunss.
Hr6parateu, narfotiiden, berubisenben unb irt
grunbe siftisen 0iitteln. vgrmatteter gtatur
iieblider Iersnisunssaueu, baliamiider
Sdlaf", 1T bic bon Der @orie5uns segebene
aranei fiir i9na@e Nersen. unb ba bieie .un.
fddtbare @abe in Der &esel bic Solse bon &c.
lumber Screaming unb uernebrter 9ebenstrafi
1T, 70 perurfadt bas srose Wla9enn,itteI. bas
iene 8eiben berbii,at, alfo ebenfals 3ube au,
befiinmten Belt. Ber es sebraubt. padt nt@i
obne Grfriiduus auf ion6ern frdftis, nit fla.
rem 8opf unb berubiat. Benbet bas 8itteri
aud on i'm Sale bon Gieber nnb faltem Gieber
&beumotismms, Mierenbsi 6perben, gerftopfune
unb Gallenleiben.
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BON einem eelbitmprbe aus

= Bon einem Gelbitmorbe aus ber.
lebter gitelteit i@reibt man aus Bors
oeaur: uMm 12. De3euber lpurbe bier
elm @obltbdtigteits. .8a3or abgebaIten,
bel pel1em bic blbfde Gattin bes
2aufmann yiiiart Blumen feilbot. Die
Dame, bic neupermdblt mar. bate mes
ttige 8etannte in ber Stabt unb ma1te
baber f9le@te @efhdfte. alls es CUR
Iblieferung Der einsesangsneu Sums
irten fam unb Wabame Nifart bef9dmt
aur 35 6rancs porpeiien fpnnte, i1iell
es ibr, oils OBJ bic gIide Der iibrigen
Grauen NIT fp6ttiider Sronie auf iie
geri9tet tpdren. Sn b6aiter Qufresune
fam bic iunse Grau beim, iie flu@tete
Dor ibrem @atten, Der lie better befraste,
tpie es ibr ergangen. lief in ibr S9laf,
gema9 unb tod fi9 bort Elm Dol@'
rtefer, bas ibr @emabl bon elmer fpa.
nii@en &eife beimgebradi, iHs 9er3.
Die unsIiidli@e iunse Srau bIieb iOs
fort tobt."
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Berem MaBfabe besonnen baben. Mufs
faQenb 1T, baB bic ruffi16e &esierung
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