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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

kEMNANrs Or LADIES GooDa
Firss floor. No. hit Pennsylvania svs.,
n Note-R. r. means reduced from
TOILET ARTICLEs.-24s English Bristls Tooth
Brushes; warranted. R. r. zoe to ITO
1873 Enslish Hair Brushes: warranted r. y. 40c.
to 35c.
"a Wink Brooms; warranted. R. +. l2c. 70 loo.
1000 Packages Lubin's Infants Powder. h y. 15o
| 70 12c.
UNDERwEAR.-1os Lsls Thread Vests tribbed,.
r. =. Soc. to soc.
90 Colored Ribbed sik Vests, lace work, v-shaps
fronts. r. r. e. 30 to 75c.
23o Jersey fitting Gauze Vests low necks ribbed
arm holes. silk binding at neck. R. F. 25c to loo.
81 Colored Ribbed silk vests 3. f.. $780, to 63c.
HosIERY.-4l pain Fancy Paris Boot-pattszn SUI
Lisle Hose. q. r. d. os and s2.25 70 CSC.
1S pairs Boot-psttern Lisle Hoss r. =. rs and
o.. so to 45c.
80 pairs Roman Stripe Boot pattern Hose r. =. 35c.
to Ice.
sTATIONERY-100 packages OF best Irish Linen
Envelopes. 4. +. ESQ to 90.
14l boxes Writing paper. R. f. Csc to zoo.
JEWELRY.-o3l Genuine French Enamel Lace Pins
with Imitation Diamond and Pearl Csutsra RE. 1oe.
to Sc
81 Strings Genuine Roman Pearl Beads. T. T. ESQ
to 15c
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

Why would not this be a good time to make
any Improvement that is going to be made for
some years in the road-bed of Pennsylvania
svenue2 The Restricting will include the re-
laying Of the car tracks: why not embrace the
opportunity TO put down Dat rails in place of
the obnoxious sort now in useS It will include
also the paving, with blocks, of the space be-
tween the tracks: why not kill two birds with
one stone, and put there some form of hollow,
or groovsd, or tunnellsd blocks, which can be
used % oonduits for pipes and wires, and thus
save the tearing mp Of the asphalt surface in
the cutters or other parts of the general drive
way every time repairs are necessary? What
ever underground public work 10 still in an ex-
perimental stage can be handled with better
effect under block than under sheet cover
ing; and probably whatever trife Of extra ex-
penss might be involved in the first purchase
Of material would be more than made up by
the ultimate saving both in money and in popu-
lar convenience.
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REMNANTS Or LADIES Goons

REMNANTS Or LADIES Goons
(First door, No. ll19 Pennsyivania svenus)
II Note.-R \. means reduced from.
NEcKwEAR-232 Linen Collars. in al shapes. b.
=. l2xc, l5c. and lie. to four for 25c.
VEILs.-lo9 Wells. Chenille Dot, r. p. &c.. 12c
and 15c. to SC. . veil
LAcEs.-63 yards Cream and White Lace Flouncing.
r F. Soc. and Csc. to ESQ
2se yards Of Trimming Laces. from 10 I2 inches
wide, r. T. lie, 20c. and Csc. 70 l0c.
GLovEs.-211 pairs 4-button French Kid Gloves.
Every pair warranted. Marrow Embroidered Backs.
Z. r. q 80 to 96c.
33l pairs Suede or Undrssssd Kid Mousquetaires.
Every pair warranted. Marrow Embroidered Bscks
&. r. 81. IS to Sl.25.
s1l pairs Pigskin MousqustairsA Every pair war.
rAnted b. +. S9c. t. Soc.
1O9 pairs Black silk jersey Mitta r. $50 to Csc.
20 pairs Fownss silk Mousqustairsa q. r. q to 5Oc.
80 pairs Extra Long Black silk Mousqustaires E. r.
CSC to 75c.
So pars Finest English Black SILK Gloves imported
r. F. s1.75 to sl4S.
LEATHER GOoDs.-2e Real Alligator and Chsmoia
Pursea r. f. Csc. to 1Oc.
Is Real Seal Pocket Books. leather lined. =. T. 4sc
to soc.
hea zeal ana AlhGstoI Gar Ticket Cases. h. +. DOC
to zoe.
7Coin Purses Of Antelope SKIN r. r. Soc. to 43c.
Antelope Chatelaine Bags, With oxidixed Silver
Trimming. r F. s1.25 to S5c.
Seal bags, with 0xidizsd Attachmsnta B. 7. % Il
Toe.
2veivet Chatelaine Bags, with Sterling Silver Trim
mings. X. +. &12 to $40.
Grain Leather Travelling satchsls az inch, B. r
u. 10 to Ell So
ART GOODS.-Over 5000 pieces Of Japanese Ware
and over 100 Art Mirrors &C. at 10 per cent of the
marked prices.
FANs-Sl Japanese Fans with Triple Sticks and
SILK Cord Trimming. R. r. 20 to 15c.
10 Satinette Fans, with Gold Sticks r. 40 to $50
IA Leaf'shape Hand painted 0suzs Fans. R. f. "a Il
| TO CSC.
81 Satin Fans, various styles. R. r. o. % to 81 90
PAkAsOLS.-17 10 all that are here. Marked 81 AZ
and mp ~ S22.o6 Take at half the price they a.
marked
HANDKERCHIEFs.-1.083 Warranted Pure Liner
Handkerchief r. y. 12k to l0c.
10 Hand embroidered French Linen Handkerchief
| 3. +. SO and 6Sc to 35c. or 3 for 81
Bee Mems List for Mems Handkerchief.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.-Plsid FQue. r. f. 42c, Il
| csc.
EMBROIDERIEs-20 Per cent Oh the market
prices Of all Flouncings.
| UMBRELLAS.-see Mems List
| THE PALA1s ROYAL
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WHIT

Because We haven't room for them Though our stoch
70 spread over nearly three acres Of SCORING there
isn't room for the above enumerated stocks when the
goods for Fs arrive and they are arriving every day.
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The German emperor is not opposed on gen.
sral principles to the bestowal upon himself Of
titles and distinctions by foreign nations, and
recent English remembrance of this character
are accepted by him with thanks, but he does
object to the imposition upon him of the Sa-
moan title Of dead baby" and TO serving in
efhgy as the leading parsonage in the Samoan
"dead-baby dance" Malietoa as restored king
feels bis royal oats. He viii be prudent to
reserve for a time his opinion of the govern
ment which took him from his throne and
made him an exile, and when he ID in position
to call names he can find some more forcible
and appropriate titles 10 bestow than that of
"dead baby" However, he is only partly civil
Lied, in vocabulary - in other matters, and
doubtless does the best he can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

This h the SEVENTEEN birthday Of the editor
OF the New York S~a, and the fact deserves to
be noted as q timely honor to giant among
the journalists Of the country. OF .ourse
every Newspaper man knows how thos oughly
and completely wrong Mr. Dana's opinions are
on certain points, which need mos be mentioned
because they VARY according 70 the point of
view Of ssch observer; but notwithstan ding
thsss differences Of opinion all will doubtless
agree 10 recognize his commap ding position in
American Journalism.
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company thought that the authority given to il
By set OF Congress to erect poles and wires
along post-roads was Of sufficient substance and
value to prevent the city Of New York from
tearing down its poles and wires which OBJ
structed the streets, the post-roads running
through the city, and in respect TO wires
fastened 10 the elevated railways its contention
vas sustained When the question Of reduc-
ton Of selegraphing rates 10 the government
in view OF this and other privileges is under
discussion, tina company finds that the au-
thority given BY the government Ii Of NO value
Whatsoever
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(. 4 III
I: E.JBI;'fI e. +, ii
4. {; r II -.
STILL AarrArrxa Low pR1ora
WHILST ouR SALES ARE INCREASING ouR
PROFITS ARE DECREASING. BUT WE DON'T
MIND that As LONG As WE DISPOSE OF OUR
sTocKa NEVER BEFORE WAS MERCHANDISE
OFFERED 50 Low.
Profits not taken into consideration At al for IN.
stance We are selling beautiful FIGURED NuIIs for
12ko. PEE YARD.
REGULAR PRICE lso
In some Of the prsstisst dssdsns and combinations
LADIIs' oLoTH.
1lo. PER YARD.
REGULAR PRICE Ia
In plain eo,ors and as1rsa
FAYALx BATIsTI
1a,to. PR YAaD.
REGULAR PRICE, 1sa
LADIES' UNMADE DREssEs. made Of India Linen
ready to put together,
s1.so FOB ENTIRE aoaA
n,.oonn. =,
q, ...,,,. -, ~. ..,.. ,.,. .,,... 49,. 49,.
matter, :. nm ,-.,, 70, n. ,... thru. a.,, ,.u
s1.oo sATTEEN coRsETs ToR $50
,n.u,,u,. ..
,.n,vu .,,-,,v,v crvre
HUC6INoss YARDS TO BOZ
yrer ru,vr a x.,ns wurr- ,r,,,vo
~,
non. svrss sxrprYra ,s.
sI
n.-,.,r. swrss sxrrr,ra oe.
70 waA e1.2a
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WV En- ssSssES Ssssss I. ssss
WV Bpb p \ 4 I Eo 90 s.ss Er. 81
=. -. So p Am
tAta ssss 90 / M
CORNER lITH AND SITS. M.
wAsHINToN. .. O.

WEDNESDAY. JULY 81 lisa
EIPHoNzo YoUNos ooMpANY
WI sell the following Lots 1T CUT PRICES ORA Sey
days only 10 REDUCE STOCK:
Imported Ginger Ale cantreu 3 CochrAnh
Imported Ginger Ale. Ross.
Domestic Ginger Ale. Wickham Co.
Domestic Ginger Ale. sundry Brands.
Imported Lime Fruit Juice. Imperial
Imported Lime Fruit Juice Ross
Imported Lime Fruit Juice MontserraA
Imported Lime Fruit Juice. Jamaica.
Imported Lime Fruit Juice. Gilion %.
sugar-cured Hams Cassard Soma
sugar-cured Mans. Banner Brand
sugar-cured Hams. Our Genuine Cincinnati.
sugsr-cured breakfast Bacon. Cassard Son
sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon Parchment INA
eugsrcured Breakfast Bacon. Cincinnati Bird
Now remember-the CUT PRICES on the abb ar,
for few Gays only-therefore call ct once o.lse
you'll get left Also remember that when We Cum
KNIFE always goes in 70 the Hill.
ELPHoNzo YouNos COMPANY,
s2s NINTH sTREE
P.s-our RAID on FLOUR still CONTINUES a
great bargains still to be had In that Department.
OUR THIRD LOT OF Nkw AAKEREL
Just received TODAY.
y3l Ell. @
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Fl Fl / II Il 4 :;
I'd
3sEE:.Eg,lg E#$,ssE*:E: E
Boz Fl +
OUR GREAT
sEMI-ANNUAL
$$'SS $0GS u.s. sssSs'ss
COO LII 90 ssss Il M M eS q
sssssss A / T. e.
S6SS 4 LII EKH

ms 4 LIL4L EEk :.
This f. the time Of the year when Foods ers sold
sole object is to reduce stock to make room for the
we expect tomorrow's sale to make big hole in our
stock on hand, and We have put UP Eoods On our
81 q S' sa.ss slli Rubber Coat. Red r.o,...a
l0s ef Sun Plated Half Hoss. plain coiors wsrs
iot q Gray Flannel Shirts. were % and s2.2s.
A line Of Ecru Lace Covered Parssols. were e2.25.
EEAIHES aSooRs AND yEwELRY.
sea e i
;'' Esss':s S sss .4 siSs and :sS:
"A %. q Metai.tep Tennis Purses. were ESQ. Red
o1idissd and ISL Silver Bangle Bracelets were csc.
BACK sts'ss pretty s:ss styles. Red
sS s9d sse: Black Mourning Bracelets. Red Tick
BELTS.
7Sc; syrsh SILK Belts. oxidized trimmings. RED
Sss kes ANsasSE Belt Red rcksted CSC. EACH
l9t Of Childrsns Black Ribbed Hose. sizes 8, 81
e s ". g: ID :s!;:s sss
led; 5os sssS 'sh'
Red Ticisied ic : yard. ''A' '''s' VIZ AVG '
Ticfsted l0c: yard. '-
vEIIfNas: -''' 's''''AA'
ne Sasa Red Tseiessd Toe yard "' A~' '''
I?Ne Coiorsd BSrdersd. Anlinsn Handkerchief.
fbift;i R sr Td kWssT Joe. each '
RED e i OF worth 10 to 2Sc
SOC each D'A'A Lace '0A''' were 'So heo 'cle'e0
ricteted asc. a'up 'nA 0'"' '0f 00sS "e'e 0o0 nsa
spe " M,rs a. Goth Req sscfs IN iF and Dark
1!siHi!:s H!: suits .sss,, .s.s. to as
small lot of Boys Linen kits sizes To q YEAR,
sSd treT 500 Red r''ks'ed 7s' each
lot Of Raven Gloss Shoe Polish sells all over for
CSC II Red :, Mass a. e bottle
S ssed Is sn'
rct le scs. fisck jet Fms worth ioc soox. Red
a IT, q fC!ss.in Bon bonnisrs Boxes worth 25c.
"eu lot 81 SiIYs &C. piish an .,so.r, ,r.r.r.,on
R1frT 6sa b bIGpeIef NJ; Potus.
o q Metal SpeEss sold from sso to SOC. Red
Ies Bali Pearl Buttons self shank worth ESQ
9ESXnSSs s. lieu i'0Ae'ea NC Dozen
Aiot OF Japanese Palm Shane F,ns worth &. Rad
ricteted ic ZACH fAi" onspe f&n1' worm &C. heo
lat Jansnese Folding Fans cordaa stiot. v.-.
2Sc;; s sHd Csc. Red TicEsted I4c. each. EACH ~ "'''
) hIach r,nhr,,a.r.a cp, rr,,u.a c.-.. -- 40 n
and a * RsJ TcEatad AZ Ospees "ere ~ooo
~AT ~ - -. - ~ ~ AS.eI TO-, - a,
desirsha coiors AZ M 1onnie scaris' az
c staoA0 So'ofs "ere e~'~o. neo 1icKeteo @I4o
s aST AND 1JpHo1srrRy DEPARTMENTS
All Al ASU C ~ 9 Ena DEEifhhlMENIa
s ss, Sc.
Tiefeted g$c each Sp'O''' n0'''no 0n'0''' As0
lot Oh Stamped Pillow snsms, good cotton worth
~1c; nea ,ckss.eo tSc: q pair. = - ..
soSSs s.. fsa sI iSE Ssd ss e :S Sspsh CO.,
MfisfiN HSDnFRWFttRA DSrS e sA EN-
| Nurses csc Aprons. Red Ticketed 7c each.
Childrep's 25c. jean WAists were 75c. Red Tick.
Children's Al-over Embroidered Dresses. sizes and
hItiaaEsf Sash Ribbons. odd length. were Csc
ned IL, acn os ~ oGci pfyI sn all c,,or. N.
| Ticieted sc bolt OF j Yards. "e'' A''' A'e'
Il ,.Ia La. nE-
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

1.o6o yards Best Insrain Carpets. S5c per ysra
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels csrpets S5c. ~
yxrd.
5000 yards Bsst Tapestry Rrusssis oArpsss 7o..
Per yard.
$50 yards Body Brussels CARPETS. soc per yard
$500 yards Best Body Brussels CARPETS. LOO pr
yard
300 yards Velvet CARPETS. SOC per yard
2.eoo yards Best Velvet CARPETS. 81 90 per yard
2,7oo yards Beat Moauetts Carpets. si.lo psr
yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

IT II sid to have been absence of mind that
caused Internal Revenue Commjnsioner Mason
70 let himself be locked up in the vault a the
Grafton court house last Sunday afternoon. Il
vas . case where absence Of body, too, vould
have saved him deal Of discomfor<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08

SPOKANE Falls is already preparing vigorously
70 perform the Phonix act Its advantages Of
location and the energy Of it, people give as
saranee that the recent ddsastsr, however dis
szssains TO individuals, Will AFFECT Il only a. q
common disease ofmunicipal infancy, resulting
N purihcation Of the system and general inn.
provement IL has passed painfully but rap
idiy from the era Of wood 10 the era of brick
and stone, and in its future growth II win be
hAndsomer, stronger and mora uuhsfantiaI
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The Star Out of Town

any address in the United States or Canada
for such period a. may be desired, st the
rate Of fifty cents per month. 81 But al
ssea orders must Be accompanied By De money
or ne paper cannot Be- sent, as no accounts are
Kept scith mad slbscr,ptons. -
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JErsAx AND FrorsAx.
ooLLYl HOW WE WAX EN-

JErsAx AND FnorsAx.
ooLLYl HOW WE WAX EN-
There has been much ado about
PANTALooNs
Here Of late. Well. we have waited patiently. n
t,ons.nd Jus, nov: when a. p.ni.ioons are mos. IN
lame and inpotsnt efforts Of ths puny warriors foue
for in vain
Hs:., ns.5, sssr sed Dsss e, rnaerst.na
LOT 2el4-H.nd.ome worssed p.ntsioops. rhe scs
/ elssence Former price so-5o. II
| $3.50 PAIR
LOT 26o7-Excellent All-vool Cashmere PHntaloo
psngons OF modesty % pattern. bres
Ing an air Of sen,ility which mast c1i
ysts those q quiet tastes. hssulsr p
| 90 inss sss.so PAIR.
LOT 75o3-Beaurful Plaid P.ptAloons.. ssr,Nly
wool Not 700 loud. but ,asf iops snouG
| ASs S.rs'i sa ssas PAIR.
Iva neat enough. nice snoasfsos ssoas
for anybody Z pAA
LOT Aoos-EassIlsn. sS.,.s,: ssss,sssf The
sL75 AIR.
VICTOR 4. LER's
10 FER CENT cLoTydo HOUSE, -
e27 and 92s z IT. n-w-
Corner Massscb stss avenue
| STRICTLY ~ PRICE
Open saturdays until In
y.dnssssy. s ma frsass 'n'nss from Si6o'siest
Johnson. G.ss Il Go.
oAnpy cARrzra
.,..; q Ss:, : :ss s:ss si Etc.,: s.
''s i IL s ss:u s.s'ih cs2st fpsss .s. Co.
| x .sps.su ssss:: .EA
.:s:.. : ;: Sc. ss !. :. S. :.
'0Hss4SSssB ffA Iaas.15. Z 90
| n Fu,sr
II 2xATxLAvoazHa sro@
lxzaaa ooapAxrs
sxsaAcs or nsAs.
usR II yoa scua
- IRA sAucEA Am xAnE pesu~
- - Asra.als - ssss ". xsssavs
oexAzuns n Nun UNI
ws'sAsavu@ esssuA - puuura
nsaoS HsaAor o. MAT %. ~
xnaA
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WHAr Fos THn Lurr1. Fo1xs,

The standard lines you know wsrs always on hand
dayhe cool. nobby and jsunty little attirnss What's
the matter with White Flannei Surely there's moth
ing neater. We have them for the Kilt wsarsrs-and
the larger children. Blouses or Norfolk Jsckets
They're suitable for city wear but ct the mountains
or seaside they're Indispensable.
Here are some novelties that are .top fashiour now
but we don't house any summer stock over winter
To mako them 80 iitus faster we've twisted the
prices-For instance:
There wash flannel suits-fancy strips-ssvsrai
pattsrns In the lotshat are marked g. They're shors
pant. suiss4 TO 10 ysaz only-Nothius nobb.sr for
boy
eS 70 the price sce'ue GOT on 'en nou.
soms Gtnsham Knh thst we're s1.5o ws'vs marked
to q. They're in oolors that'n suit you.
Two grades Of White P,aus K,lss-s2 md s2.So-
rArosoa tAem together lOrsLn
There's always somsthins new in the -odd and End"
lot of Shirt waists Doing the business We do IL don't
take long 10 wreck complete lots Of such reliable
wsiss awe carry. Soon - sizs runs low. In 80 the
balance With the odds and Enda" Better always
look ct the Shirt Waists whsn you're in Our regular
lines you'll ind bsttsr filters and more suited to your
tastes than the most that's shown up" elsewhere In
town. Thsrs none that cen bold candle" 10 the
Star Waist and wsrs the only house thst handles them
hsr& LAdisA ~ oany your aisea
Don't think because IT, midseasou that there's no
use I'm shopping. We don't knoW any dull season
You'n find there's something I'm the wind" I'll the
| time. especially in thu childrsas Department.
II the jscksts are al right but the pants are com
msncins 10 90, never mind. Don't throw asids ths
whole suit-set smother pair Of pants. Thsyrs IKE
sh sole 10 old shoe sets them mp - sood n nsv
Short Or long psnss either.
sAxs AND COMPANY.
THE PAlNsrAKIxa oUrTIrrxns,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET sPAcR
SOMETHING NV
LKATHERoIp rRuxxA
4
vMy light IN weight
srRoNaEs snd MORE puRA1G1 -
l eeislssshss. end ct HALF THE PRICE
Aads md sold ealyss roPHANs
Tsuak gss>ssy. 12S1 p avA
SuuxEa BAaeAua
Deecrattys Art Goods % IAse than GA
acmss Cloth Deylfss t.eauIedl, s.. eaoA.
ss .k ks:ies ~ g: -, dksa1is Ia d.
Waah eiikn. -. eoeh; S6c -
Pest Berlin zsphyr3 IN ~ shsdss, &, q su,sa.
'e mE Ifssss: VIZ. O vlES5gcRxE
ITO STOUT PRoRLK
Advice IRE Hev 10 nsausu Vs.~As vsa,,rH -.
l four stamps. IL IYET8K =
I30-saA.nt12t lorna plscs. New fosk.
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uH1oIsrxaY pEpARrnxrr.

In THIS Department you YIN nna every eiss Of IN.
n'ture Covering Manufactured. from the ohespsss
soods 10 the best An tinds end styles Of Hssvy Our
tsns and fortasrss. Frinsss and al manner Of rrsu
minss Lace Curtains Of every maas from tn. sh..p>.s
nottingham 10 the nnsss Brussels. Irish Point s,a
Russian AL goods that were In stock January , 4,
this dspsstmsns viii Be- sold d sss Per cent discount
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To MAJ. Moxrr Saw. In
$4,000

WORTH or LAST TEARS STOCK no SELL Ar
Exss TnAx oos1.
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LAWNS. BLANkEs. SHAwLs.
DRESS GOODS. SILKS. vELvETs.
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Yard-wide. Bleached Cot
ton SIC.
Beautiful New style LAWNS, Sc.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality, soc.
CREAM ALBATROSS,doub width. pure WOO, 70.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA. one yard wide. very finest
CARRIERS, Cash Store
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers.
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
Of o. pair Of Largesize Fine Damask Towels worth
40 cts; > Halt -dOzen Zine Danask napkins, worth
75c.; Pair OF Silk Embroidered Glove htrng CorsetA
BiANkETs Immense assortment. ". 81 90. e.. 70.
CHINA SILKS, INDIA SILKS, reduced from SOC
NDlx CHALLIEs. choice styles, &c., lOc., lo,<c.
HATTEENS, immense assortment Be- 1Oc.. lx3<c.,
FfGGEED BArIsTE. beautiful styles. reduced to
HENRIETTAs:. Elegant dres. goods, nearly one
yard aud halt wtde ull pure WOOL aud sl coors; real
value zoc: price reduced To &c.
VALUABLE PRESENT. for Cash Customers
Select one OF the following presents with purchase
e 40 yo q more hassss,z n Handsome Bridal
worth sl0Q or two Pairs Of Large-size Fine Dsmask
NO CREDIT. but the very lowest prices Tor cash
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-04
Every Man 2 Missionary.

4 Every man Ia missionary now and
for ever, for good o. for evil, whe ther he
intends or designs It or not. He may be
blot, radiating his dark Influence out
ward to the very circumfere renee 81 So
Getty, 81 he may be . blessing, spread
ing benedic tion over the length and
breadth IT tho world; but Q blank ne
can not be, We are either the soWer that
sows and corrupts Or the light that
splendidly i1luminat es, Or the salt that
silently operates; but, being dead 81
alive, every man speaks. Once Z Week.
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AS ARNOLD SEES IT.

Sir Edwin's Impressions Of America-Crit-
icism and Praise.
s'It is wonderful for q British ISL
ander to discover what a mere step up
on your broad States Thousand miles
make" says Sir Edwin Arnold, land to
conclude from what he sees what must
be the life, the enterprise, tho opulence,
the energy, the natural and industrial
resources, the boundless future possibil-
tiles Of the territory he has not seen.
A feeling of gladness and confidence
about the earthly part of mans develop
ment beyond all expression has pos
sessed me in perceiving how strong and
sound your national vitality u.s., how lit
tie you are really spoiled in courtesy of
manners, in civic kindness, i'm social
grace and in reverence for law hy your
arge liberties. -.
can Englishman, no doubt. notices
here an absence of Difference and formal
attention, but he also notices the pres
ence Of nearly universal and most
manly and frank comradeship, the bios
som, perhaps of a wider and healthier
air. am far from saying this to Aatter
America The impertinence Of snch an
intention would be rebuked by its alb
ssrdity. Your u N alton Of 10000, 900
stands, we'll beyond the reach Of !compli-
ments. History rather waits to see, If
you VIM deserve the gifts and opportu-
mites. which destiny has brought you
in both her hands, .+sss.s !. =
II should not be an Engli shman, how
ever; IL did not grumble, and you must
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-12-04
WORK AND RECREATION.

The Mind Requires Constant Change t.
Keep 1t In a Healthy Condition.
During his later years Charles Oar
win, though perhaps the greatest scion
tiic investigator the world has yet pro-
duced, lost all his taste for art, for
music, poetry and higher literature;
and his only recreation, outside his
scientific studies, was the reading of
sensational novels and the daily game
of cribbage with his wife. vi"
If man uses one arm and carries the
other in sling, the bandaged arm will
soon become paralyzed. A man is
usually bungling with his left hand,
because he was taught in infancy to use
his right. Some men are so silent and
reserved that, in the course of time,
they lose the, power Of general converse
ton, q man torgets his mother-tongue
by protracted stay in foreign country.
Every part of the mind, like every
part Of the hody, requires constant OK.
ercise to keep it in the best condition.
An unused faculty grows rusty like an
unused room; corner of the mind that
is left empty becomes, in time, like an
empty room, full OF dust and cobwebs.
Charles Darwin lost all taste for poetry,
art and music because the poetry, art
and music departments of his mental
emporium were allowed to lie empty and
unused. %N,; #,@ 5'& "a 49,. .%#
Men. who devote themselves exclu.
sively to one business Or calling without
recreation or diversion Of any kind, are
liable to become narrow ard limited
creatures. They dwindles into partial
fractions Of men, A man who is nothing
buta merchant. has not enough substance
left to become much Of man. He whit
is merely q lawyer suffers from partla
intellectual paralysis. What shall i
profit o man to become king OF the
commercial and professional world ans
lose the better part OF his own soul?
! The reason SO many men stop growing
at thirty Is because they do the same
thing ovOr and over every day. And *
men become like eagles with broker
wings, and founder about in the under
brush OF business routine, never soaring
! out into the sunshine OF intellectual free
! dom, as It was intended they should.
i The moral Of all this is that a ma,
should not confine himself SO closely t,
1 one thing that he paralyzes his genera
4 faculties How many housewives de
/ generate ilto mere dish-washing autoin
1 atoms, simply because they devot'
Il themselves (unselfshly and herotoally
Il to be sure) exclusively to their house
4 hold duties Il IL we'll enough Is do on,
4 thing we'll; but do not do It all the time
II Get out of the ruts. Yankee Blsde.