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The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
STORE NEWS.
BY
WOODWARD 6 L0THR0P
Extraordinary values in the
choicest Fall and Winter fab.
RIGS and styles are being Of
fered throughout the store,
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS.

Excellent Muslin Gowns for
as cents. We have offered
good values in Gowns in our
time, but never the equal OF
this. 1t is made from good,
firm undressed muslin; has a
Hubbard front, with four clus-
ters of three tucks in the yoke;
has a cambria ruffle around
the neck and sleeves, worked
button-holes and pearl but
tons. There is nothing cheap
looking about it. 1t is the
best Gown the price ever
bought, and ever will again,
probably. for some time at
least. We have only a hum
dred dozen.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
MIR. GouIdin washington.

Washington is rapidly becoming city Of
representative business en- terprlses, from the
fact that a very large tailoring establishment
has lately been established at l229 Il street
northwest, under the well-known proprietor
ship of Mr. Max Gould Of New York, who for
many years was employed by Messrs Brooks
& Bro. as cutter. In 1850 he embarked in the
tailoring business IN New York aud has gained
for himself national reputation, He has
handsomely fitted up one of the large and new
store rooms opposite Hotel johnson. ON +
street. with one of the largest stocks Of Eng
llsh, German aud American goods in this city
lie introduces new feature in disposng OF
his goods made 10 order by allowing persons
who eau give good security to purchase suits,
etc., on the nstallment plan, The business
York friends as we'll as Others. II is we'll
worth your time to exgmiue his large aud
well selected stock before buying elsewhere.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Rudden,s Installment Houses.

Now is the time to be on the lookout to find a
reliable store where you can buy your Heating
Cooking Stoves, House furnishings Carpets.
etc. There is not better establishment In the
CITY than Rufdens double store, $50 and 932
Seventh street northwest. Goods at cash prices
on the lnstallment plan; weekly or monthly
payments.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
CITY SPECIALS.
Now Ia the Time to Get Bargains al
Breitbarth's.

Having received heavy invoice of chamber
suits, and having placed them in stock at prices
within reach of all, am Offering Walnut Cham
her Suits, 10 pieces, Tennessee marble top, at
Sl2 net All other goods at prices that defy
competition. A cali is all that is necessary 70
convince YOU that mean business. My stock
is complete, and selections to suit ALL Be sure
and call before too late. BReITBARTH's.
Odd Fellows Hail. 7th st. N. w.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Bradbury Pianos.
Factory Prices. StOPuyments.
+. G. Smith, 1928 Pa. Ave.

Ladies' Royal Kid Button, Common Sense
and Opera Toe with Patent Leather Tips, S3, 30
. GAnTnELLs, 900 Sayenth street.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Gentlemen constantly
on their feet will find our
CRAWFORD SHOE easy
the first day worn. 1t re-
Quires no breaking-in.
Ask any one who has worn
a pair his opinion of it.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Kernan's-The Night owls.

The Night owls Burlesque Company is the at
traction at Kernan's next week. The Seven
Australian Beauties the finest formed women
In the world; the hundsomest grouping ever seen
iu America by nine living models; Mile Emily,
who in long skirts turns double somersaults
from he shoulders of the brothers Eddy; the
imperial court reception arranged at cost of
S3 600 and a sensational extravaganza. "Ornm-
mers In Paradise" are among the exciting and
interesting features of the entertainment.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Fresh Alderney butter ohurned every morn
Ing and delivered In ~ b ward prints 4Oc
per III Also cottage cheese, butteunilk and
sweet milk, 5c. per ". Cream. lbe'Der a.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Pianos Rented. 81 Per Month.
Organs Rented. So Per Month.
+. G.. Smith, 1225 Pa. Ave.
For washington Dressed Beef
OUR MOTTO :

go to John r. Kelly. stalls IS. 629 and 63O
Centre Market and 206 and POS Mort Lib
erty. Corned beef speciality.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
dies, Misses and Chill
dren'S Wraps
III Sty[0S OF JNCKGtS.

L bOy bOS VI ouOhCOSs
Ladies' Plaid Wash Print Jackets satin stripe
hood. 81. 40.
Ladies' Berlin Twill Jackets, astrachan bound
Sl.09
Ladies' All-Wool, black and white stripe
Jacket, entirely plain, S2,70.
Ladies' All-Wool fancy lads, with fancy silk
surah hoods $3.50.
This garment is medium weight, hence the
price.
Ladies' Al-Wool fancy stripe Jacket entirely
plain, 1921.
Ladies' AllWool broken plaid Jacket, with
fancy hood, S3.40. This is nobby short
wrap
Ladies' All-Wool Fancy Cashmere Tailor made
and bound ,S3 90. This is a very neat garment.
Ladies' All .Wool, black and blue Beaver Jack
cts entirely plain. $500.
Ladies' Atwood black Beaver, Tailor-made.
S4.00.
Ladies' Atwood fine assa-clothin gobelin and
garnet, So 40. This wrap Is made with bell
sleeves and half militairc.
Ladies' All-wool garnet aud stripe Jacket. with
apulet cane $500. This Is anobby thing and
no doubt will take we'll
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Lithograph Check Books made TO order.
Handsome designs. KEWASD, 1912 Pennsyl-
vaIlia avenue
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
rBAETli's,
IL Is the Best.

Ask for Il. Schltz's Milwaukee Lager Beer.
For safe by all leading nouses
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS NEXT WEEK.
Albaugl,,s-"Katti."

Miss Marietta Nash, the popular and pretty
little soubrette, well-known in Hoyt's plays,
makes her bow as a starneXt eek at Albaugh's
in "Katt," musical farce.comedy in three
acts, the first in London, the last two at Mar
gatte. the English seaside resort. The compli
cation consists in the bunder of "a stupid Ger
man servant girl Katti, who is made to appear
to have fallen heir to large fortune. There Is
plenty of room for fun, and for music and
oancing, and every coign of vantage Is covered.
There will be big turnout Monday night.
The NationaI-AIr. and Mrs Florence.
Next week at the National we are to have Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Florence in round of genuine
comedies and 1t goes without saying that those
who attend their performances will find abun.
dant pleasure. "rhe Mighty lar'wll be gwen
Monday; "Our Governor" Tuesday; on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings and Satur
night, "Dombey & Son." All of these plays ex-
ceptiug Heart of Hearts" are well known here:
Heart of Hearts" however, will be produced
for The first time here after a great success In
New ork and other cities. II Is pure and whole
some comedy and affords Mr. and Mrs. Florence
ample opportunity for the development and ap-
plication of their best powers.
Harris 'Bijou--Australian Novelty Co.
Austn's Australian Novelty Company, which
made such a hit at Harris Bijou last year,
comes again next week, and in a greatly i'm
proved condition. Amongthe attractions are En- :
glish and Macarthur, Rosina, male impersonator,
onnors and Collins, Alex. Darius, Sheehan and
Coyne. Fred Matthews. and Weber and fields
The Austin sisters aerial performance Is the
event of the pVpninn
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Our Plush Leaders,.

Ladies' Plush Sacque satin quilted. Si109
Ladies' seal Plush Sacque, 40 IN. long, satin
quilted, $3.50
Ladies' Seal Plush Sacque, 1O-in. long fine satin
quilted, S2I 80 The quality plush In this gnr-
InenL is warranted and the trimmings are
genuine seal
Our Beauty is inch Sacque, London-dye
plu>h AN Lined with quilted sntln, dyed the
yarn, warranted in every artlcuar, l'inch plush
rockets. S3i 30
Ladies' fine seal Plush Jackets, bell sleeve
SIS.O0. This Jacket has the same Inning as
Ladies Fine Seal Plush ModlesSo, bell sleeve,
SlS.0O.
on
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Special Attractions in Furniture at
Breitbarth's.

Breitbarth's.
Having completed my stock for the fall trade,
a r prepared to give those In want of furniture
special prices for the next 30 days, MY stock
l. very heavy, and heavy Invoices, yet arriving,
cOmpels me To Offer great Inducements 10 those
in want of good goods | most respectfully eX-
tend an Invitation 10 all 10 call and inspect my
stock before purchasing get prices and compare
with others. when you viii be fully conYinc d
Brorharrh'a Is the place 70 huy' Opeh until 7
Ocluuk.
Don't forget the place
l}REI rBABTH's,
odd Fellows Hall,
Tfl ST "
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Visiting Cards net ally engraved from your
plates at 70 cents per hundred kERyASD, 1912
Pennsylvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
.AId.-nev Dairy Wagons ,

M0nogrnIns and address dies stamped m
oolore at low figures. KERyARD's, lul2 Penn
Byvania avenue.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
BARGAINS IN BOYS cLorHlNG,

terial, honest sewing. put together Tor both
looks and service. Neat In style ard p ,ttern,
and marked at II modest advance on frs cost
The new stock Is at its fu lest, and good values
abound Durable neatly appearing school
Suits as low ns d. yet il Is nj SIS WI are slro ~
est ii you ara Judge of oihnt you W u pay
and 81 90
Nobby styles at SO, $3.50, 50, aud a style we
call the "St, Denus' al $40, which Is equal SO
tar as wur .mauship, style aud qualt is cun-
cerHed ~ custom made suits at n considerably
higher price sizes 10 10 II years.
SUITS of Curk screw, Dagunals, Trcol1 and
pain On vofs, In Navy B'ur and Black 10 l5
wears s6.bO O,u E12.
B.. &c Cutawal Suits IN Choviuts Cork
scre0s, Trrots, SO, sizes 10 TO 10 years
81. 30 to Si2.
Veveteen Kin suits, 2h 20 years only 81
each
BOYS Overoats 81 to Si4 auch.
Crhird huurl
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
u Is certalnly a pIea.ure

to visit Breitbarths Furniture Warerooms.
The attention given you while there cannot be
excelled. Read his advertisement.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

YOu VIII Find Your Money Misspent
If you do not buy your fall overcoats from
the producers. (see our fall overcoats, $40
EIsEMAN Bros, cor. 7th aud Il.
Manufacturing ClothiGrs and Tailors.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
Talk is CHEAP,

AS the saying goes, but it costs us very
snug sum yearly to talk to you through the
medium of this type. Therefore, to fill our
space with nousensical advertisements would
just be so much waste of cash. When we APP
pear weekly and make new announcements
we mean business
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13
APRONS.

We have an abundance OF styles and qualities
for Children, Misses and Ladies' T..ese two lots
deserve special attention on account OF their
extraordinary value.
Fine Lawn Aprons. with wide cotton lace in.
sertion and edging around the bottom, wide tie
strings. good length and full width only 15c.
each.
Extra quality India Lawn Aprons, deep hem
on bottom with three wide tucks above, wide
and long tie strings onIy Doc each
BUSrLES
A Commercial journal says: '"rhere are up
ward of Xix million Bustles manufactured every
year in the Unite states" This doesn't LOOK
a. II Bustles were going out. No, the BusIle
has come 10 stay, AMI we have here every kind
and shape that's good and proper.
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Money paid for cheap skirt is il-snent We
start the stock AZ dollar the best that's made
for the price, aud stop at Sl2 We quote two
lines, viz: Three styles of Melton Cloth Skirts,
pped with Sateen, fu length, and stitched with
SILK, 81 each. All Wool Balmoral skirts, knife
pating, piped with Sdteen, deep. close-ft inS
yoke a. waist. Colors, gray, blue and cardinal;
ony S162j6
Second floor; through arch to annex)
The Washington critic., 1888-10-13

Children's Long Wraps, fancy wa'h prlnt,sh
cane and belt. sizes 1 and q, Slf3, sizes and
10, - "a. ~
sholt cane and bel size, yC, sizes 4 and q, 81 10,
g ma l0, s321 AM size ~, So 40
Misses Fancy Ooi stripe hiurkinet, WIN
calg and belt, a3.gA sizes 10 II years
Aissa,' Brolyon Paid Newmarket, with SATIN
hnnh 50 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
Ungusnto Holloway.

Este mAravillcso pAlsame sana infallblsmsr
10 Las hsridAs antgsas, las llagss, y les male
Dc plsrnAs , de pecho. Por medic Do - lnassr
ola las klcsTas viralsataa tomAn may pronte
m aspscto eonyalscisnts dssaparscaa j.
mks dsja, este sngsente tsrrigerants, Dc pre-
duelr saA cara psFfscta Dc las afsccioass Dc d
misl, lee constipadcs, las tcses sl rssnati.
No, saa csasde % b. seslsae % vans 10
dos IuaAemks rsmsdloa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
TESOR0 De Los PIRLTAs
POR D. JOSE PEREZ Morris.
A1ernaAs esa xss fskesysfa -. A.
tw Y hS,snssJ
Vendsse 4 so ctvs. en- r6ssica y
So idem eneuadernado en- In I'm
pren,a del BoLITn MIAoAnrn
@LIBROS.

Se han recibido en- esta Impren
"a. por el altimo vapos-eorreo de-
10 Peninssla los siguien,ss,
LRf do RnJuiciauien,o Civ.
Ano,Ada y eneaadernada en- pasta
d $50 elemplar.
ORRA9 de Amieia
VETkRINARIA. por Arart..
TAoTiCAs de inlanseriA.
HisToRIA nasaral. pO, Pc
redA
cURloSInADES xranaa,a
-, pos Marsiasa Garcia
HACIENDA munieioal pos
Ah<llA.
obRAs eomplstA. Dc Mora.
tin.
6ALERiA as najssva eslshsss
Pss asaa Nara de- Fllas Sssats
Dc MMeo.
hisTugIA 10 u aatg,Sa, por
Mass.
IL cAT0lIcIsMO o. pre-
ssssAa - So saassass.. pr glsA
kaATgx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
AMIGOS DE TODOs
PlLD0RAS HOLLOWAY.

Ailloass dc psrsenas, sa todas las parties
mRndo, recomiendan dichAs Pildoras como
msjor rsstaurAtivo dc Il sAlud qua 50 conocs
kllas csran todas las afsccionss de- corastn
del higado, del sstbnago, do los ritones
loo lntsstincs, y remSessn 10 acrimonia, b
sAtulsnoia y la oardialgia, expslsaade Dc il
sangrs toda impsrssa, fortaleeisndo oompls
samsrts sl dstsma nsrvioso daade an soar
udabls 10 erganiracl6n general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
ENCUADERNACTON
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTu, !. y

I'm esta secci6" De la casa, montada ,cdn
tOdOs los elementOs necesarios Y proyisfas9 de
materiales de pri1nera clase, sc haeen en...,o-
dernaciones en- holandesa, c.rtonG nasfa. u.
pamela, piel dc levante CON relieves, tOdo ner,.
fecto y q precios reducidos. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

Asaeaa As itwaassrs - sssa In
|yssasAa
MAMaA0A
Maaaas 4s Caassa /, Aassss tass -~
T&eahss@s Ss A.sw~aessA. rsasra gsa.saa.
tAAsAia6@ Y hewAaaAs i gwW d As
aasxs
aeAxmamnafssass sss 10 asaKMs samsAs
asAA. sa~ - nsA' A*AAevmAa. asss
ia Asws@aaa ss alaxsus~ sws
s~a@g~@a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
S0BRES PARA CARTAS.
erAa sRrtid Do todAs alAsss , srss,oa
Sobres o 20 centavos loo.
Id. ! so id. i'd.
Id. de un dohlns 4 20 id. Id.
ES EL MAS BARATo.
aiElsla d u De1lN 0lIflln
ss~psssss pr .! Psdvs Rips.<a.

fsxt0 pan he KasaalAa ds h Ials
Do Puerto Rlec sagAn Desrs.e del
Exemo- ! Ilnn ~, Ohispe d ssia
DsAessis d. JsAa AAssaSo Pasx CO 10
De Dssassasxs .. issso.y paAlsAAo 90
Il BstSssa EslssaAsns~ sa L. de Eesse
DE- issl, aas dies asis
-LssssnAs haalilAs, soda 90 lmros.
iAneAa ssqasass b nAqnAasnhAa dsl u
sasAxno as h Ds<srsna CesseAana 4 snAa
saass as t~smaaMa. ssnlmaa ~ AssiaMf
lAalAta 4 saxas rAFa b DNaesAs d
aatigas , reSaAaF CmGse1sne ssl y
RipAaAA s@s { P+ass d - s~taas4a w.
lAmsA eunpssaAs - 90 sxmaliAs :
s's@<asAs Fsssz@las = FusyaasaAs - ~
"a tSsAA 4s b sa-nseAAaa EAt4Stsa, ts@.
aAsAAs 4 b Tsa 10 la@smas xssaabA IL
sssAs - ~ aaaana Fs~sss ~ aasAaes -
% taaazaaa FakspA
Ps2rS - sAssss 60. as 60 Aaw.-
- 7 80 eta gs~sA
Ne sseaAa ~ u lnsa1vrA, AAnAeas
- FAss. i.aasasA 81 RsAIwwz Mss.
aAgra FwsAisaa -. j ~ d n n Jema
EsssaAaas YS~-. FassNs<s. ~ -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

La OIENClA DE TENEDURIA DE
uBROS d PliAoada por 10 splicaclon de
una regia b .nble para aceFtar el dender
y 81 aoreedoi, acompahada de numsrosos
elsmplos do oGlculos mercantiles, por @
O. harsh, traducido do Ia go edloioa In
gleea por A. 9. Beck, bajo 10 Immediate
snPecci6n del autor. On tomo slsgante.
nents sncuadsrnado asa, On IL In
del Bolstin-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15
BlBllWTRUA
De COMERClANTE.

HISTORIA DEL OOMEROIO do
das las naciones, desde los tiempss mas 70
motos Aasta nuestros dias por Mr. GcAwe.
traducida del frances por los alumnos de Ia
c'ase de este idioma estableclda On sl At
NO AereonA de Madrid, y publioada az
pensas de Il mlsma asociscaon.
Dos tomos grnesos, pasta espahcla, 81
On 10 1mprentx del 2oletis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

The Proprietors Of the i" Bolstis
Mercantn have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE Z Co who are the sole
Agents for all English d French
Adsvytiinp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-15

I. Administration du BoIetin Mer-
eantu a lhonneur de prier Messieurs
be Annonciers francais de vouloir bien
rsmettre leurs ordres de publicite
NM. AMEDEE PRINCE g. Gle, qui
ont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
4s &C. journal pour IA PSbl,eiK Franeaiss
- AMeloiss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27

dollar for defense against him. Now, this
Henderson bill endeavors to meet these
wants. What is so maniiestly in the inter-
est OF the whole people must OF necessity
be democratic measure, and what
essays to protect the public
health must be equally republican in a
government OF the people, for the people,
by the people, as this purports to be.
Again, some S650,00O is annually appro-
priated by Congress for experimental
researches in agriculture, every dollar of
which could be used in investigating ami
NAL diseases, il the State authorities saw
fit to use it in this direction. Is human
life less precious? What would be the
value OF the animal property OF a family
being carried off by yellow fever2 Ask a
person suffering with cholera to choose
between his own life, or father with his
babies dying OF scarlet fever, and that of
his animal property. Yet the United
States Government, by its act, has placed
q higher value upon the protection OF the
live stock OF the country than upon that
of its people.
Let us become humane ave, intelli-
gently humane. Yours, most truly,
FRANK 5. BILLINGS.
Lincoln, Neb., December IL, 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
THE COTTON SITUATION.
Present Condition of the Market-The
Quality Question.

Present Condition of the Market-The
Quality Question.
The Commercial Bulletin OF Monday dis.
cusses the market situation and its pres.
ent condition as between the bulls and the
bears:
while the general course Of values was
downward during the week, and Il large
percentage Of the long element was NOV
ing under feeling OF disappointment aud
encouragement, the decline was by easy
stages, because mt every few fractions came
a covering demand from waiting bears. In
iact II was Il sort OF general liquidation of
Old interests, the bulls, who resolved TO
quit, and the shorts, who could find q
profit, both doing great deal OF cancel
ing. 1t is hardly necessary TO more than
briefly refer TO the depressing influence us
found in the confirmation OF predictions OF
q heavy movement OF bales during the
current month, and the moderated, eau
tlous character of general demand, as
sisted somewhat by modification OF pre-.
yious gloomy reports OF crop conditonsand
Increased pressure TO realize ut primary
points. OF late, however, there has been
evidence of new interest forming in the
market. and largely on the short side. 1t
was not particularly open or demonstra-
tive, but made up OF great many deals,
and this, in conjunction with the appar-
emily reasonable plane OF value reached,
has induced some pretty free open buying
by the larger houses. and created ten.
dency among some OF the lighter operators
TO commence secretly buying the market
down on an impression that the turning
point cannot be very distant. There is q
great deal of apprehension over the quality
question, with most indications lVOring
the idea that the average must be poor,
and some good, sound conservative inlor-
nation on this point from various
sections would be of material benefit to
all hands. Today the course OF affairs
justified the assumption that the
inclination was toward stcadicr
feeling. There was nothing unfavoribe
from the South, indeed, many OF the dis.
patches indicated u more favorable inn
preston regarding the crop, aud IL is un-
denstoOd that Runge now estimates ut
l,jOO,OOO bales minimum for Texas but
the feeling seemed 10 be that bcIrish in.
iucnces had been pretty well discounted,
aud In addition 10 continued buying by
the large operators before referred to
there WAS considerable amount Of cover
ing by some ol the more recent sellers.
The latter move was no doubt hastened
10y the approaching holidays and the fact
that there will be no adyiccs from Liver
pool market until Thursday"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27
LET THEM SPEAK.
A Gontlo Hint That There Are Other
"Original Lady Whistlers."

A Gontlo Hint That There Are Other
"Original Lady Whistlers."
Memphis very properly insists that she
shall be credited with all the honors which
arc her due, says the New York Tribune.
There are portions Of the civilized world
at least she suspects that there may be
where il is not known that "the original
lady whistler" was born and bred within
her borders. Naturally, therefore, TnE
MHNruis ArPEAL, m which local pride
would seem 10 bo strong, calls attention TO
this pioneer lady whistler. We read that
"many old river travellers will remember
many pleasant hours whled away by her
novel entertainment Mrs. floyd has had
several offers TO travel In concert, but al
ways preferred the pleasures OF her home.
She is thoroughly domestic in her tastes,
the mother OF two beautiful children, aud
a most charming lady" This is interest.
ing, but will the other original lady
whistlens OF North America allow the claiin
OF Mrs. Floyd TO go undisputed2 Per.
sonally. they may feel inclined to keep
silent, but does not the truth Of art history
demand that they should spcak2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-27

swIFT's SPECIFIC
H. entirely u vegetable preparation containing
no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or other poisonous
substances.
swIFr's SPECIFIC
lla- curcd hundreds ofcascs q Epthelioma %
Cancer q the Skin. thousands ~ cnscs " Eczema,
Blood llumofs aud Skin Diseases. and hun
drcds Of Thousands oi cases " ScfOfula, bloOl
Poison, ard Blood Taint.
SwfFT's SPECIFIC
llaB relieved thousands ~ cases ~ Mcicnrial
Poisoning, Rhcuhatish, and Sti1nc.s u TIE
Joints.
WAR PHyficiASs SAT- or TINE swtFT srElFio.
We append the statement Of q few
IL ha,cusciS :. $ :. On p.ticnts eonyahscin2
ffoul fgyCT sud nom measles alta the hyHttU. uAg
~. CHENEY, NJ ID. klla'illc, Ca.
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