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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04


ro-is. R.s,o.oo ip,sS;.oe
sInciadins oman for estimated number ou
rancho. and paDlic lands.
or the "fowls" In the above table, Great
britain has little over twenty millions Of
tns ordinsry bsrpysri fowl. Toe remai1.
der sr. duck., geese aud Turkeys In our
census, one hanifed and two millions srv
of IN. bsruysri kinds. The vss produc.
tlou of this eOaa,ry is put 81 four hundred
.rd fity sewn million dozen, or forty rVU
.gg- for ssch fo~l, thst OF Great Britain,
st The same rate, would be seventy Nv.
million dozen. In lss3, Ora, Britain i'm
ported ssyvuty.one million doI-n eggs,
which ~ "a. sam. rate for lss5. would give
an sggrrgsi. OF onr hundred aud slrty sir
milli1n dOIin for home projection aud
Import, Or about four dor "a head for The
population. In the last year for which We
hsy. on slal rsiarn,. the Import of sEg. 10
IN. uaitci states wss sixteen millions,
foar hanirci aud slgh,y.ssyen thousand,
Two hundrr'' snd four dozen. and oar er
port wA- to hundred and ninety nse
thoassSd dorm The consumption OF
.gg. In the uaitei States, adding hone
pfoiactlon ~ the import, I. about nine
dOtsn for the eutirs population. IL IL no
~uni.r the oOnniry grows so fs.t snd
vigorously, when IL has 81 hand such store.
OF uutfitiOas food.
The value of oar egg import IL nearly
three millions OF dollars, ss stated In The
custom. rvturu.. of about six csats Q
dorm H,ppy II the consumer Who can
buy them fJr twelve csnis. while h Who
eat. them u The restaurant pays dvs or
ten cent. for each spselmen thst he takes
A.. IA A.. "a N.EN A
- those Who take meals At oar city res.
tsursnt., that the price of esgs !, unvsry.
log. They eost q, much there Ia Jsnusry
q. in Jabs Of The ess Import into the
Uuiisi States. three fourths come from
Csnsis, mostly from Qlsbeo sni Oatsfio
One. hfth Gone. In via VernOni, aud sn'
other nhh al Ban.lo, another a. Slagsrs,
aud another N Boston Ani Ogiensbufg
Se.rly one half OF the importation IL into
Ns~ Easlshd, aud the remainder arrives
81 New YORK, and Al Si.grs and Bar,lo
IL 10 . cafiOa. fact that Chias sends q.
tso hubdfvd sui twenty thousand dOtsn
cgg-, worth eleven thousand, four hundfed
and sixty..ln dollars, aud that San Fran.
cisco reports an import Of sgss To that
.mOunt srsctly. JJha Chlnsmsu cling.
closely - hl. native land, sni ~ such del
ieaels- ss those egg. must he after travel
log . fourth of the clrcait Of The giobe.
oar census returns show that the egg
ptOJae,-ths average 10 the laying fowl
depends much upOn the accessibility OF
good markets. aud The exercise Of care
and The Standardization of good food. Thas
The New EBslsni States average about
eighty egg. ~ The fowl. Ns~ York.
P.ansylyania. fliiuol. and Ohlo average
sixty. aud In some % the Southern STATE.
the average is % loo s forty. Ia some
OF The States poaliry I. raised more Tot
the table than for The egg ptodaei.-Ches'
ter 4. Dewey, in American Agrieullailst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

II, doesn't say 90 10 the Bible, bat when
you kiss Q pretty girl on one cheek, and
she IL quite sure that there Isn't anJoody
looking. she IL often known to turn To you
the other, also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
VOLUME LV.
srArE OF MArNE

oy'ae-F r,ru,. A. q. isss
Aiiis A. Nsrsi..s. Ian. ". Ir.l.p..a.,.. NJ.
fisan.
And - "a ssrr-.tisu A. a. Caars thsi Iul-r..t
- hafitsse li~lss. uaf a. nhatiiaaf ~ a..
= ~ - - - tFnsais alFrf ~ ArfarnTr sifkin
- 49, sat tksi ~ - - - arsi1. ~ 80 ull'
IN shF'srsi, thsi nafIle ~ - tsa.isaff II "a.
- p EFra A. ~ saId i,staisaf ~ l.ti.s =.
.ssaf.l 80 ei ths eflff laEsitsf slA 81 ahsfrsl,
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- - Nan ttlFu atgs ttrs a. nstt tsru ~ ssii
,aafA a. n heltfu ~ trfis. IL sai a. al C.srsv
~ - seos.it rfsisy of Frtf,l.fv. A n lsss go
ssli t,sI.ss AS 49, I'D fhfrs srpssr ~ .r...5
Il ss.i sa.l u - 49, - rsass
Aursti- ALbEEr - AUSTIN. Csfk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

OXFORD. ss,-At Coart % rrSo.s o.f,,s,
-. -Ifhfn snf for tks touetf ~ "s''''
f.s ,r,,f f,-s.fsr of ~os a u. ! - .
ruFHT A. CHAPMAN, -ties st shSsi' ~,
1900 i.ts ~ nsthsl. assss.ei. -. ~.
- -. 1900 for al Alossoce 81 ~ -
.se..l .t .t.s.,s ~ al tscsssst. All ha'ias
..ig.f fRs pFosisioas % tte I'll - -
o,t.r.t fhat a. sali rshl'o.f 60 -.
a.. .iI,.r.sr. tutsfsste.i thsrtin, ~ Isot.sa -.
E ~ 80. 9r-tsr 4 .ssGs saccsssissiy - ".
st.ll, -, printsd al farts, thstthsI ~
-. "a !. Frcosis Coaft % ts hslt 81 I..' -.
st...., e,'-,fv a. thssbird fsestsv % ~ M 80.
"A . ssca,rs IN ne forvucoe. an sh9"
ny A-''' sEO. A. WILSON. Jsdge'
Atrus s0Vy--.ii~.si n. c DAVIS hss''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
NOTICE.

tA....x NJ. .sdcs hat I have sod .''.'.s..i 50
D'.s-ii. 4 1nr ". A.. HsrIis. 81 rhtslei.l
-. 4, - ftsafs sad ths Pao.s
.srtsf e tAsif eosnassSs. p.r.p. WING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
rheumatism

We doubt n there l.. or can b.. 'p,eits
remedy for rheumatism but thousands ~ho
have suffered its pains have been greatly hsn-
snied by IIcod', sarapariilA II Jou have
failed 10 hnd relief. try this great remedy
Il vas aniicted with rheumatism twenty
wears. Previous 10 iss1 found no relief. bui
grew worse. and Al one time was almost help
ls,s. Hooi's sar,apirilia did me more good
than al the other medicine ] ever hAd-'
n. T. BALcox. shirley Village. Mass
"Ihai rheumatism three years, and got no
relief till took Heels SarsapaniiA IL has
done great things Tor me. lrccommend u 10
others" LEwIs BURhASE. mddeford. Ne
IIoo,rs safsapanila IL eharaeierired bJ
threc pecullautlss ist. the o0HabtHaii0H ~
remedial agents "a. The proportion ~. the
pro.sss % securing the active meiieinh
qualities. The result Il a ms'iicine u unusual
strength, enccting cures hitherto unknown.
rrl Tor took containing addiiional evidence.
"uood's sarsapanlla tone, up my systemi
frrfcs ny hloyd. sharp.ns my alpeute. ana
seems % make me ONef" u. THOMPSON,
Register q bycds. Loseli, Mass.
"IIood's safsarariiia bats Az others, and
iswOfth ~ weight ln glld. J. bAhkISSios'
10 hank street, New lofk Ciy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

oxToRn. ss.--At Cegit 81 rros.,, ,,,,',s ss -
gsrts ukhn anf 90 ths toant ~ 'Aiei' "
80, a Trsstss of Nos. n ~
sTlT~ON AnaiHistfNef q
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,...,'..s !, a. Couatr. teceAsed ha'iss
us..t =. .,-,,rsf of afrn aistrNtiQu 81 NJ
y, ~ IA - t.rs..s.i 80 siicsance -.
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a. pef.cas usiss-.tef ~ ,. .....s.l.t,.i, IN
-. oxFosn nEnuCHsrs pfinisd Al FHss -.
49, - srtssr 81 . Gear ~ 20 - - ~ - =,
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-. -. N snv ghsY have. -hy ~ sane
'hS~'d s'' sIo A. vii sON, Jufr,.
A trus sovy-Aissit nc pANI,' Hs'''s'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Eggs in Great Britain and the
United States.

The cen.u. OF Gfss, Britain, which Was
taken last year. OF 'rs some Interesting aud
Suggestive statistics when oouirssied With
,he results OF our own census of lssO
The population of Great Britain wss. 10
ISL. thifty.nse millions Thst OF the
United States vi. any millions. Some OF
the retarps of this census will illustrate
the ysst dinsrenos between the two coun'
tries In the matter of live STOCK. The
figures are ss follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

ONTukn. e Al Cpuft 81 fropAls hesi ~
49,. 90 - fsf ths CsuntF af otfera,
e. - ttnt Tuss1aF 90 Nqfs A. u, -
CuAHLEs a. NufrNHi, Afaf. - ne ss,ai.
afHsa WAffra iais ~ hfpsnasli ia al
Cauntr. asesassi. hstiss Ffe-salei - - -.
"a .f,.t.i.frsfiaa "a tss cstsis % al iscsased
,,..,--.s- Ta.i a.. .ait Alaaisurss'f siss soiies
4 a. Fsf.sas iatsfssist ~ eaasias e.li
ID "a. orisfts ~ % -ssas ssessssits
L, fntn. nsfafa usu.rfat pFtutst ~ fsfts thai
tkst ~ aFrsaf at frotsts Cosftte - .s.l -
Farfs ~ saii DuaafF. - ~ ttiri lses ~ -
90 A sfss 0t1ss la go iersbeua snf seeS eee
M - tRsy hats, .by 10 sams shosd not -
GIo A wtLsoS, Jutss.
Atrss sogf. .iisst,-ii &. DAVIS hss'''sf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
AMONG THE FARMERS.

on practical agricultural top
ies ts solicited. Address ali communications
intended fof this department to AoaicuLs
tuaAL kDiroR. .OxFuRD DEnocRAr. PANS. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

,,,o .pyEuTIsEns.-IS Rsiss bf .d-
,,s,'.Ius Ia 1000 god s.-.psssr. seat nee =.
kssrs. GKo. r. HOW'LL a co. 10 sP'sss 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

oXTnGn. ai-At q Cosft Of ffotais nj ai
rafts .ahia gst iofths CeantY 81 Osfsfi, -
tta tfird rtrstaF ~ NJ. A ~ tsss,
uANtHL 4 sNEEf. gsAfdisa ef Rel M
nfan 81 a. 49, rhiidrsn at hsiFs % hsn
ismiaW at sarah a nssn. lAte "a hlitna pa
tafaan. 10 al 0nuatr. haftaE presfstfi "a
Arssaat a stAfdlanshi4 a tAli ~Aias ~ 49,
49,
,,risr.L rAal As sAii Gusrtias Tivs
Dnt.ns q ~ fsfsnns intsrystei. ~ sasslas
rofF % tkis uftsf o. - rsAusact Afes Sttks
ss'erssit.lf 10 - Otfoft usmeefsi, pfiais ~
F.rt. tai tNsF usr auf-ssf 81 = ffotsts OouFt
n - - 4 81 rafts. q - thiri racstAF ef l,fr
ufat A. sias o'ciosk IN ne fsfsaeoa. al .hos
Csu.s nj aaY thsf hsvs, uhT ~ ssAs shoah ~ ae'
gro. A WILSON. Jstrs.
A uss osrf--Atisst, n. &. DAVIS, hssi''sr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

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-. = Lie-i ~ n.efes ,sssT,si - -fH q srash.
l,.is - wri. Asru., s,sA. i.ss.
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hsnh, ~ is'i. - - rrslissi - ssa sa1anss
II 80 fsiA siars al usffisrs .strsts s-.at 80 Tssf
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al e. n ass hraat - stsIFrsv.
AnntI a MORRISON.
sfArE of NAM
ne psTssss.,y sr,-ssr.i - shsss s.zssi AN.
a Nsrr.s - .sts 81, 49, ~ s,.sss s,.isu,ssts
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Ais.i ALBEIT j. AUSTIN. Cl.ss.
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Auurury A. i.lhsasut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

Hotsur0>. ID.
Part> IItii. We.
- hu I-.lay lai Friday.
Oals aafwer-d a. az tincG
esTs lern asrtn NJ. at 49,. .amsf.
49, hf e. Nrs Theu.ss Craksf. NJ 81
~ Na..s o. snf afs lahn fisfcs. NJ
nsn 4. han II NJ. a Aasia ~ NJ.
sAt .sI. .Iarus No. aaiss D.. fsris
- a. ssaa a. AHfsn u s1ls, Ees. A. ~.
- 80 rtrs 49, Ctass, Nuf-aI NJ.
= ~ ttf a.r 81 20 e. -aaasf. Me-. D. y.
tsat. l.e No. aatMr.. u -. nsss, hAs,
"a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04

G's'ss D '''a'1'
y Counsellor at Ld'c.
saekae,d. Maine.
..,r.sss q, os,ssa csss,,.
I.s'. ~a'""r
: ,soney & Counsellor at Lar,
Parts. uaiae.
,,,..tiss Ei-v. y rrSesis hssissss
.Tfs.;.'ss.. Us, ,.ai..
= c. w,LKEH'
4; Is,-sy & Counsellor at Lac,
Lowell uaise.
."' a r"''"'
yIsOrs, C Counsellor at La'c,
p,aeld. uaise.
-, .,sanss sivss 20 rroesis ss'iss''
TO-. -
"r@''''
Counsellor at Lao.
Raesaeia. uaiae.
pp,.Os 4. "r""i'~'
u s.,or1su az Ldlc.
RstheI uaine.
f "'''T"'
.siiorHey az Lac.
s-,.s. Easi. rritss -, Ss.-'y' A'ias
go suru..a, sivsa - se..ss,s.,
II c. PAWS
IT, sif0rnsy az Lac.
A. rsnssrx oFEtcs,
a.,.. uai"e-
pr,Ios a 'rsaHs''
I-,-,s & COunssllOrs at la~,
Norway, uai"~.
Ssssct S..sn = Nsr...s'
CH'Hlr' = "'lr'
l-,-sy & Counsellor a, la-,
uarua-at st~cx.
..,u 81. ~er~ay. We.
nAoN HRAsacRr.
sorrA FARis. s.iSh-
,...,r7s a. 49, q Astrs-s nssss-
r..Ns a. asst oitss s,Airs.
uoa.rio wseDuraS a. "a, "a. N,
Physician aud Surgeon.
0nd oTfieh
- f.u.N sasa oTea p1 h'ea'As
ktt
-. = -s-r.ss,a - prs. I. =. pNAs at
80 u-ts nj fruast.
nHs JoNI1s a ct-Ans.
Dentists.
Norway NiiiaEe. usipe.
"a sss-rs 81 sss sivu o. VuioAsissi
sFJs.. CAcLANs.
an. uuuruEus
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(As-ifssi = risi.fI-, writ. al Il,.il
Ilss q L.ssl - p',eFss ,s.sr,sa = .ia u .r.sA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-12-04
Hoods SarsapariIIa

only b. Q. !. nooD & CO. L0~ell' MA'A
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
O. n. TuoNrsoN.
Chnrles 10. Rarbor.

one of Washington's young lawyers, has
recently moved from his offices at Fifth
and + streets, and is now with General
benjamin f. Butler and o. d. Barrett,
esq, in the Butler building, opposite the
Capitol. Mr. Barber still makes q
specially of patents and patent law, and
in matters of important litigation Messrs.
Butler u Barrett may be retained with
him. He Is q young man of great energy
and decided talent and has already at
ing attorneys, as is proven by his connec-
ton with the distinguished gentlemen
above named. He is regularly retained
by the Il. p. Gleason Manufacturing
Company of New York and Seneca Falls;
by the st. Louis Stock Range Company OF
st. Louis and several other large corpora.
lions Of standing in the country. 1t will
be remembered that he was retained with
General Butler as general solicitor for the
Burton Car Company, early in the history
OF his career, and has retained the Cen
erals confidence and friendship since.
He Is highly recommended by those who
have engaged his professional services, as
well as by the business men of our city
with whom he has had dealings. Con-
sidering that he came here perfect
stranger with his benefactor, Judge Fol-
ger, while that gentleman was Secretary
of the Treasury, and that he has since
become so thoroughly established in so
short time, both here and throughout
the country, brilliant career may be
prophesied for him, and those needing
the aid Of competent counsel in patent
capacity will do well TO place their mat.
ters in his hands.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
BLACK SILK WARP FABRICS.

We have received our summer stock of
ID. Priestly & Co.'s Black Goods, which EN-.
braces all OF last years fayorltes, and other
equally desirable weaves recently intro.
duced
This maker acknowledges no peer, and few,
IL any, equals The highest degree of perfec-
tlon In weave, eyenness inlsh uniformity,
and good taste Is plainly manifest In these
fabrics. one way, the finest selected silk;
the other, the finest selected Australian wool,
The sombreness and softness of the wool Is
eKquisltely relieved by the hstre and dressl-
ness of the silk, the result being the very
acme of textile refinement and ladies of good
taste adopt them instinotyely.
silk-warp Calrette, 42-lnch, 81, Slips,
$3.50 and $1.T5,
silk-warp Tainise, 9s and 4o-inch, 81,
81 ,25 and s1.b0.
silk.warp Princettai 4oinch, 81, % and
S1.b0.
sllk-warp Melrose, 10inch, 81 ,25 and $3.50
silk.warp Crepe Cloth, 42-inoh, Sl.25.
silkwarp Convent Cloth, 12'inch, 81 and
S1.25.
sllk.warp Feather Cloth, 42inch, s1.25
and 81 so.
These fabrics are Black and are guaranteed
to retain their color and finish, for which they
are noted, so long as a piece remains. We
believe our stock of Black Dress Fabrics 10
be unrivaled in point of extensiVeness, va
riety of weaYes and intrinsic value, and take
pleasure In being able to place before oui
customers such an estimable stock OF relia
BILE qualities.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
Distrlct Voterans Mood.

The District Volunteers of 1861 met last
night and after the secretary's report,
showing increased prosperity, was read,
the following officers were elected; Presi-
dent, ]. W. Bradbury (re.elected); first
president, q. w. Sherwood; second
vice president, John II. Chancey; third
yice-president, j. III. Loveless (rc-elected);
corresponding secretary, Captain o. II.
Duffy; treasurer, X. J. Beal; executive
committee-J. $. Waugh, Silas II. Moore,
Charles Bender, J. w. Eaton, l.. II.
Clements, James Lackey, George II.
Of the association was changed TO the
Associated Volunteer Defenders of the
District of Columbia OF April, lSBfn
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
Grand Exhibit Of Wash Goods
TIE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,

We are displaying the
largest and most attractive
stock yet owned by us.
Every previous offering
eclipsed. There is every
indication at this period that
Wash Fabrics, such as sat
Gems, ginghams, batiste
lawns, seersuckers, chalIies,
etc., will be worn to a
greater extent than during
any previous season; and
considering the rapid strides
made in perfecting them,
the harmony Of color combi-
nation, the beauty and origi-
nality of the designs, and
last, but not least, their ex-
tremely reasonable prices,
they cannot fail to meet with
an unprecedented demand.
You should not miss this
exhibit. We quote as spe-
cially worth noticing the fol
lowing:
10000 yards New Cballles, cream ground,
| witha varied Ind attractive assortment OF
figures, sprays checks, STRIDES, etc. Black
| ground with white figures. Navy Blue with
| white figures. Plain shapes Of Cream, Nile,
Light Blue, PINK and Garnet for making up a
| combination, only 1Sc per yard
| 5000 yards Gamers fine Batiste Lawns, In
| beautiful figured effects, colors warranted
only 12Nc per yard.
| 5000 yards New Crlnkled Seersuckers
| wide and narrow stripes and checks, in vari
GUS colors; only 1Oc per yard. Sold last sea-
| son at 1211c.
5000 yards 3S-nch printed lawns, only 1Oc
| per yard.
5000 yards more Of the fine "Criterion'
| Ginghams. New colorings I'm great variety
OF checks. plaids, stripes and plain shades,t the
best and finest-looking Ginghams ever sold al
the price; only 1890 per yard.
27-inch Cream Crazy Cloth, only SC pei
yard.
1000 yards Printed Lace Checks, white
ecru, light blue and pink grounds, with
great variety OF attractive figures, sprays
etc, only 1870 per yard. ass
5000 yards 36.inch Shlrtlng Percales
Special designs for Boys Fancy Shirt Waists
such as horses heads, star-andcrescent, dogs
heads, horseshoes, whips old-woman.in.th .th'
shoe, pin:checks and stripes, etc., printed oil
full yard.wide muslin, Just heavy enough Il
be durable, only 1216c per yard
l. 100 new pieces Of French Sateens. Man,
entirely new patterns confined exclusively d
us. At no previous period has such ex
quisite taste and original talent been dis
played In the production OF these popula
fabrics. They, are credit to the printer
art upon textiles.
We shall open Monday 200 handsom
sateen Robes, beautifully braided and EN-
broidered, only S5 each.
| 200 handsome Zephyr Robes, In attractiv
color-combination only 81 each.
We shall also display the finest stock o
White Goods ever shown any preceding sea
son, among which will be found numerous OF
traordinary bargains.
Second fioorJ
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11

This popular and representative shoe ostab
lishucht ut the National Capital has loasod
at 1908 L street northwest NEARLY opposite
their old quarterg, and have spared neither
trouble nor expense In httlng X up, which Is
Offering To the public for sale. This long es-
tablislCd firm is fayoraby known Ia. almost
every family IN the city, and II ls almost a
waste OF words to attempt TO inform the pub
lie concerning the style aud quality of their
excellent foot. gear. This notice Is princi-
pally for the purpose Of informing the public
of their removal, and where they can be
found.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11

This centrally-loeated and long-established
restaurant. on the corner of Seventh and ID
streets northwest, Is one of the finest and best
conducted establishments In the city. II has
q national reputation for the superiority of
It's oysters, which Is ono OF the specialties of
this restaurant.
The oyster Is a favorito article Of diet with
the great ajorlty Of American people, aud
this restaurant has improved facilities for
preparing the luscious blvalYc that never falls
to please the most fastidious connolsseur.
Meals of every description, hot and cold
finest brands Of liquors and cigars dealt In.
Prompt service and courteous treatment
90 all who may favor this popular resort.
tally in serving select steamed, with no extra
charge
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
MORE SPRING DRESS GOODS.

AS the season advances
it becomes all the more evil
dent that Colored Silk-warp
Henriettas, French Cash
meres and Broadcloths will
lead in fashionable dress,
fabrics the coming spring.
In view of this fact we have
reordered and are now
showing the most extensive.
line of new shades in the
city, and as there is every
indication of their becoming
very scarce in a short time
(many mills being already
sold away ahead of their
production), we are con-
strained to advise all ladies'
who anticipate purchasing a
costume OF one OF these ele-
giant fabrics to delay no
longer, particularly if they
wish a dress pattern of the
Silk-warp Henriettas, as we
are already unable to pro-
cure enough of two or three
of the most desirable new
shades, Notwithstanding our
orders have been placed
weeks ago.
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
Don't Ruin Your stornachs. !.

Agriculture, makes some startling revelations
as 10 the impurity OF beers sold here, In the
manufacture OF which sallcylic acid, bicar-
Donate OF soda, sllphito. and other poisonous
enumerated are the Milwaukee,, Wis; Alex
andria, Va; 81. Louis, Mo-; philadelphia, Pa,
and Washington, d. q, while the same pub.
as 70 purity. This Is a statement Of facts
made from the official publication of the Do
partment, the highest authority. in the coun-
try. Physicians Of hospitals and Others can
applying to Il. II. FINLEY,
1906 ST. n. W.
Sole Agent for the d. G. OF Chris Moerlin 3
Cincinnati Beer. The Queen OF Beers..,
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
His Answer Filed.

Jesse Il. Carmen has filed his answer to
the bill for divorce filed by his wife,
Maggie Q. Carmen. lie states that when
tlieir home, and that She came TO this city
for the purpose Of filing this bill. HIS
notice of her suit was the first intimatlon
he had of her return. He says that he is
ready and willing TO receive her as his
wife, and that she would be living with
him We're 1t not for the advice Of pre-.
tended friends
The Washington critic., 1888-04-11
John Kuddcn's InstaIIment House.

Every one contemplating purchases OF fur.
nturc of any kind should look In aud see Mr..
John Ruddcn, at his mammoth installmcnt
ousc, $50 and O32 Seventh street northwest.
He has beautiful lot OF baby carriages,
mattings, rcirigCrators, etc, and at prices that
will astonish you. All goods sold on the in
stalimcut plan NJ cash prices. Elegant bed.
room sets and parlor furniture In great yar.
". Don't forget the number, $50 seventh
street northwest