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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11
The MEssRs. Burt

EXTEND THE CORDIAL HOSPITALITY OF THEIR
DEPAhTMENT OF MEMS SHOES TO ALL THE
GENTLEMEN IN THE DISTRICT, AND PARTICU-
LAhL1 INVITE THEIR CAREFUL INSPECTION
VI The SAME. THEY HAVE EVERYTHING THAT
MEN WISHING EASE AND COMFORT ELEGANCE
AND STYLE CAN DESIRE. SOFT, COMFORTABLE
SHOES FOR TENDER FEET; PATENT LEATHER
AND russell IN THE LATEST CUTS FOR WALK
MER SPORTS. FOR TENNIS, FOR THE NOUN
TAINs AND THE sEAsHoRE. THEY ARE AS
sUkED THEIR STOCK OF MEMS FOOTWEAR IS
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE THAN ANY IN
The CITY, AS THE DEMAND UPON THEM Is
IMMENSE. AND THEY ARE DAILY REpLENISH-
ING IN ORDER TO MEET THE DAILY DEMAND.
THEY GIVE ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE BUY
ING OF THEIR STOCK. KNOWING THAT TO BE
SATISFACTORY THEY ARE EQUALLY PARTICU-
LAR THAT EACH CUSTOMER SHALL BE PER-
TEoTLY FITTED THEY MAINTAIN THE
LARGEST STOCK. THE BEST QUALITY, THE
BEST FIT AND THE LOWEST PRICES IN THE
CITY.
LIGHT CALF LACE, a TO 81.
LIGHT CALF OXFORD. IS TO 90.
KANGAROO LACE, s5 Tos7.
KANGAROO OXFORD. $3.50.
PATENT LEATHER LACE, IS.
Russell LACE. % TO 90.
RUssET OXFORD. sa5o TO IS.
TENNIS. So.
= + E: 81 e. = F :: ::
my11 1911 STREET N w.
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DREss Goops THAr Will VASE

A newness and brightness you can't but notice in
this stock.
And is ii a wonder!
The Palas Royals dress-goods buyer has but lately
returned from New York with fine stock of
REAL SCOTCH GINGHAMS
The very color you want must be here, because al
shades here. You'll notice lovely tints of Old Rose
Resada Green, Electric Blue. Gobelin, Tans, Light
Gray and Black and White in plads and stripes of big
and startling patterns, well smaller and subdued
designs, 25 and Soc. yard.
As is always the case when new goods arrive you
may find several entirely and beautiful patterns
which will soon be snapped up.
Some pretty shades of Plain Zephyrs in Light Blue,
Pink Resada. Cardinal, Lilac, Ecru Navy Brown, and
a very welcome fast black" only 25c. yard.
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS.
The Scotchmen need trembe, for the skill and cum
ming Of the American imitator has already produced
Ginghams like the Scotch that connoissseurs might
be deceived.
AT 121So YARD we are showing Domestic Cling
hams in plain colors Plaids Stripes, and Side Band ef
fects that will delight you.
THE NEW CHALLIES.
It's only a question of who'll be here first for the
supply Of novelty patterns is small Very Beautiful
Persian and Cashmere effects in the effective
shades, 1Sc. yard Plain colors to match. l6c yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowl
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HA1p1s VILLAGE.
Po1Nrs FoR PARENTS Or BoYs.

We respectfully submit for your calm, unbiased
thought and Judgment few facts that twill be well to
consider carefully before buying your Boys Clothing
We have made the wants of boys the study of our
lives. We only too willing to admit how little we
know outside Of the boys clothing business but in
that are up" We give to the production and sale
of boys belongings all our time and thought. No
other interest claims our attention Our entire build
ins-so9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUES devoted to
BOYS and CHILDREN's CLOTHING. 1t is crowded
noto with the choicest and the best, as well as
the less costly, but always good and serviceabe We
put the question to you point blank-give the
matter few moments thought before you pass
Judgment: Is it not reasonable to suppose that
under the foregoing are better able to
properly provide for the wants of Boys-in our line
than any Department House" in the country? Think
it calmly if you can't view the proposition
from our stand point. Clear. cool, common sense
should come to your aid. Remember that honeyed
phrases but sugar-coa ed pills Plain facts are
what the people want, those are what we deal in
plain, blunt words plainly put-so that those who run
read-and reading be enlightened as to the most
reliable place to properly clothe the Boys
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w HrrE DREss Goops.

WHITE DREss Goops.
Here's list of prices and samples will be given FOL
the asking.
VINO gives best values?
For You to find out.
Pque, fine welt %, %, 30 35c
Pque in large welt figures, and checks, 40
Dress Lawn, IN yards wide, 12ls. l5c.
India Linen 121<. g, 90. 22, 25, 35c
Persian Lawn. 10, 22, %, 35c.
Dress Linen, 25, 30, 45c.
Nainsook. 12,s, L. 20, 25. %, IS, 45c.
French Nainsook l. yards wide %, 80, 35 45c
Jones' Cambria, ID. 20, %, 35, 42c
Check Muslins, g. 10, 121<, 10, 20. 25c
Check and Stripe Nainsooks hemstitched. Is 10 Sc
Swiss, 10, 12. Is. %, %, $50.
Tarlton, all colors. 15c. yard
Continued below.l
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BIG DRIVE.
800 dozen BOYS SHIRTS, suitable for summer
wear, good cotton linen bosoms perfect fitting al
47c.; worth 63c.
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFs.
Gentlemen, we were successful in closing out from
an importer several lots of HANDKERCHIEFS. We
have marked them at the following prices
115 dozen COLORED BORDERED, full size, hem
stitched. at 10c.; worth sc.
90 dozen Elegant Patterns Colored Bordered Linen,
regular size, at 121<c. real value ISc.
rs dozen Nobby Bordered Linen, hemstitched, at
loo a big bargain.
WHY THE L. B. SHIRTS ARE THE BEST.
LIST. Because they are made of Wamsutta Cotton
throughout.
I'd. Because they have reinforced bosoms and
pointed yoke.
Sd. Because every button-hole and eyelet In made
by hand.
4th. Because they have fiat felled seams, making
them perfectly smooth.
5th Because they have new improved patent stays
At opening of sleeves and back.
9th Because they perfect fitting and are cut on
the most improved pattern.
7th Because they are equal to custom made
For sale by us only. Price 79c.; for $3.50
IL VIII remain warm now. Do you want your
Awning put up.
We put them up 49, OF course not the very large
ones.
We can furnish you with estimates for covering your
Furniture with LINEN or REP. any other material
desired.
%NUAOA SiiiPineut oi tuOse hADlNG SCARFS FOR
LADIES' WEAR, which will continue selling TO,
Zoe. In all such colors sas Pink, Cream, Cardinal
orange, Nile New Blue and Black These can be worn
with any fashion of dress. and will wash like YOU,
handkerchief They are made out of crepe de chine
300 dozen NULL TIES for 12lscs. deliberately EN-
broidered ends; 25 different patterns; extra good
value
Send your address and receive FASHION PAPER
every month free of charge. We the sole agents
for the Standard Fashion Patterns. None other as
correct Material and time saved by using these
To do yourself and justice 1t necessary to cali
at our store often Scores of new things are confirm
ally put ON sale which escape advertising man
look does not incur obligations to buy On the con
rary we encourage lockers II IL these very people
who sometimes pan out and become best patrons
Our store IL the only cool store in Warrington We
have nifty patent cooling fans going all day making il
delightful to shop.
Samples and information sent to any part Of the
United States.
LANsBUR0H Z BRO
my11 40. 422, 424. z26 9TH street.
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- No other paper published has anything
like half - many readers in the city of WASH
ington - has TIE EvxSIxe srAl,and no other
one has yet supported it, claims BY an afsdavis
Of ID circulation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11
The Star Out OfATown.

TIE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired, at the
rate Of fifty cents per month. eSBm al
such orders must be accompanied by the money,
or TIE paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
Kept toith mail subscriptions.
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Considering how clean the streets of the city
we're washed by the heavy rains of a couple of
weeks ago. it is surprising how indescribably
dirty they are now. 1t would seem that moth
ing but the maximum Of natural forces for
creating filth joined to the minimum of effort
on the part of the District authorities and con-
tractors could produce such state of things as
exists to-day. ,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11

IL VIII not raise our estimate OF human
nature very much, but it will carry a certain
kind Of comfort to our long-suffering national
vanity to learn that as candid a philosopher az
Herbert Spencer puts the public morals in
England and America, where railroads are con-
cerned, upon practically the same level The
habit our cousins on the other side of the water
have got into of decrying American free insti-
buttons in general because a powerful lobby is
found at work among the Ibembers of every
important legislative body is absurd on the face
of it. No sensible critic denounces a principle
as valueless because i'll effects follow depart.
ure from it; and no person who knows the
world makes the childish mistake of supposing
that our race differs greatly in its general char
acteristics according to the soil it treads upon
and the skies that arch over it. Things are
simply called by diverse names. He who is a
lobbyist In America is a parliamentary lawyer
In Great Britain, and so on. Where the prac-
tlce differs most between the two countries is
In the way they treat this matter of undue in
fuence. In England they make show OF in
dlgnant virtue at the bare idea of the existence
OF such a thing, and a thousand scandals are
hushed IN their infancy. In this country we
smile cynically as each fresh case is exposed:
but ofense and offender are dragged into the
light Of day wherever found, and the higher
the station of the culprit the more publicity is
given to his ng-doing.
The spirit Of the age is not favorable to the
successful labors of self-constituted iudpes
juries and sheriffs, acting secretly and outside
of the law. Volunteer dispensers of retribn-
tive justice, including volunteer executioners
are unpopular. The White Caps have been
dispersed, the leaders Of the Bald Knobbers
were hanged yesterday, and in the yarious
states where, under other names. the same
sort Of organization has been formed. indi-
cations Of lack Of public favor have not
been wanting. The right to dispose of hia life
liberty and property under certain conditions
for the benefit Of society in general. which the
individual citizen yields to the government of
his choice. is not to be exercised by volunteers.
unchecked by the restrictions with which the
Law accompanies the grant. Such volunteers
though they may be in occasional instances
DETER men and more vigorous promoters Of
morality than the recognized officers of the law.
assault in effect the individual rights of Ameri-
can citizens, and are liable to be shot while en-
gagged IN their reformatory HOUSEKEEPING
lsbors, or to be imprisoned, or hanged like the
Bald Knobbers.
1t must be admitted, however, that the Bald
Knoboe-s method of execution yrife or shot
gun Is less barbarous than the laws method by
hanging, and the bungling work of the hang
man in yesterdays executions emphasizes this
contrast The general adoption of electricity
Is the medium Of infiicting capital punishment
may be expected TO relieve the legal execu-
TONER from the disadvantage in this respect
under which he labors in comparison with his
volunteer competitors.
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Judge Bradley, of the District Suprem,

Judge Bradley, of the District Supreme
Court, deserves, as he is sure to receive, the
thanks Of the people Of Washington and vicin-
ity for his vigorous and proper treatment of
the crime OF HOUSEKEEPING, as shown in the
sentence given to party Of burglars yester-
day. In the short time he has been upon the
bench, and particularly in this respect, Judge
Bradley has fully justified the high expecta-
tions 30 generally entertained in regard to his
ability and fitness for the place, as expressed
by The STAR at the time of his appointment,
and there are good reasons for believing that
this sentiment will grow rather than diminish
with the lapse of time.
In the opinion of most persons who have
thoughtfully studied the serious problems of
the day, the crime of HOUSEKEEPING should be
made a capital offense, punished by the ex-
tremest penalty of the law relating thereto,
since it is a clearly premeditated crime. carry
ing with it always the means and usually the
intent to commit mlhder; but since the stat
utes do not so declare it the only safety of So
ciety lies in the uniform enforcement of the
EXTREMIST penalty provided. Fortunately for
this community, Judge Bradley has proven
himself equal to the demands-of his high posi-
ton in this respect, and is able to divest his
niinu VI the TOO common ldea tnat crlml-
nails are proper objects of sympathy and
coddling instead of punishment. 1t cannot
be doubted that on account of the
leniency Of some of the gentlemen who have
preceded Judge Bradley on the bench the crime
of burglary has been more common in this
city than in other places of equal size and con-
stantly increasing. Happily for this commm-
ity there is a prospect now that this state of
things will no longer continue. When crimi-
nails learn from experience that they will re-
ceive in any given place prompt punishment
fully proportional to their offense and that the
interests of general society are to be held above
those of the dangerous classes, and especially
that no leniency is shown to housebreakers.
they surely give such place a wide berth when
pursuing their vocation.
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An ABRIDGED L1sr.

ONLY A PARTIAL ENUMERATION OF THE
THIN GOODS WE'VE GOT. IF YOU'RE WANT
ING ANYTHING IN THIS LINE FOR IMMEDIATE
USE YOU CAN GET TIFF YOU WANT TO POST
YOURSELVES FOR FUTURE PURCHASE HAVE
LOOK AT THE GOODS Now-ExAMINE PRICES.
QUALITY, FIT AND FINIsH-THEN WHEN YOU
DO GET READY YOU'LL KNOW JUST WHERE
YOU CAN GET WHAT YOU WANT.
sERGEs-Complete suits in a dozen qualities and
shades-lined, half lined or skeleton.
ENGLISH CRICKETING sUITs-Imported-w
or Striped Flannel-correct in cut and ..regu-
lation" to the letter.
WHITE FLANNEL sUITs-For seashore or noun
tain-Thoroughly shrunken before made up
sEERsUCKER sUITS-The genuine imported CAL
cutta seersuckers-or very fine grade of imi-
tation-al colors-wide and narrow stripes.
COATS AND vEsTs-serges. Alpacas. seersuckers-
genuine and imitation, Mohairs. sicillisns,
Pongee Silks, Japanese Silks. Grosgrain Silks
Flannels, Blazers, Ottoman Silks, Rhademas
Silks, Brazlans. Egyptians, Linens, etc.
TRowsERs-Tennis. Linen, Duck. seersucker
wAIsTCoATs-Pain and fancy Piques, Ducks, Mar
settles. Silks. worsteds, Canvas.
TRAVELLING DUsTERs-Long Linen. Alapaca. or
Mohair Travelling Robes
OFFICE CoATs-Thin, light, airy affairs in all the
proper fabrics at all prices from SOC. up.
THESE ARE NOT ALIVE COULDN'T BEGIN
TO NAME THEM NOR TO DESCRIBE THE PAT.
TERNs-wE CAN ONLY SAY WE'VE SELECTED
CAREFULLY - ARE THOROUGHLY SATISFIED
WITH THE QUALITIES AND ARE SORE THE
PRICES WILL SUIT.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
COMFORT ESSENTIALS,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
my1l
HA1su V41Aes.
V6b talk ABOUT = MATING sAIk We
fhs6S4 n %st. ~ fsoF $40 fCa ap kA011AMs
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HA1p1s VILLAGE.

REsT QUALITY OF NO. 1, FLOOR OIL CLoTT
Dnext in thickness to linoieum, "A for 25c g.
3se "a 2Qc one hundred pieces in this lot KAUF
my11-3t - -
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EMBRo1DER1rs Or ALL K1NDs.

Amatchless stock of Hemstitched Embroideries for
Suits and Underwear Sixty-inch Directoire effects,
and the finest variety Of 45-inch Flouncings you'll
hnd here Prices as high IS yard. The folloxin
prices don't really belong TO the goods:
22-inch Embroideries at Soc, should be 75c.
30-inch Elnbroideries at &c., should be 75c.
45-inch Embroideries at Csc, should be 81
ss- Several different patterns each at above quoted
prices.
(Continued telov
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CSC. USDERwEAR Fon SIC.


Nearly so different styles of Embroidered and Lace
Trimmed Cotton and Cambria Under-Garmentsa at csc.
apiece. The many patrons who have bought this I'm
derwear for the last few days at Sac sending their
friends. who notified that the special price Of Sc
Is continued By special request. and is for Monday only
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11

The wind yesterday, as Bishop Potter would
say, just got mp and busted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11

PHILADELPHIA STORE
Will offer great bargain in Wash Dress
Goods.
One case. about $500 yards, Batiste
Lawns, beautiful Styles and 80 inches wide,
never sold less than 1870, we will offer the
entire lot at &c. I'd.
We believe this to be one of the best bar
gains ever offered.
Hemstitched Flouncings in 81 and As in
widths, choice patterns, good goods and
moderate prices.
Special bargains in India Linons, Persian
Lawns, Linen Laws, Nansooks, Mulls, Plaid
and Striped Lawns, &C., at 12kc.
CHALLIS. CHALLIS.
Beautiful styles, fine goods, big variety,
and 18c.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas. All the
latest novelties.
Silk Mitts. Special values at 25 and Soc.
Mattings and Oil Cloths.
CARHART LEIDY.
mall s2s 9TH and 7oe st NV.
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Dnrss TRrxxrse BAneArss.

DRrss TR1xx1se BAReArxs.
Persian band trimming At e2 IS that has sold at
yard.
Soc for sih braid band trimming that formerly sold
,25c; for Tinsel band Trimming In many color COM
binatfons.
"a The rush for Embroideries forces down the
price Of colored dress trmminga hence above quoted
reduced prices
CONTINUED belowJ
A CoIuxs In SEVEN LnsEs
Wear q ssashors and Mountain q 10 per cant dis
count.
shoe o. 20 psg cent discount
Art Goods q ] Per cent discount
A column Of deseElpeons might b written 81 thsss
THE PALAIs ROYAL
a. LIGNEB.
my1l Oognoe 18th sn6 RsnnGyivanis sva
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Dos'r Mss TINS Chance.

Read Of the special prices below and we need not ask
you to can MONDAY at the
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Rather is it better to remind You the busy hour,
are from 8 to 10 am. and to and to opm Need
We add the following prices for MONDAY. May ID
only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-11

FRANK NJ. LEWIS,
JEwELER, SILvERSMITH
AND
DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY.
A LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK OF
STERLING SILVER AND sILvER-PLATED
BRUSHES AND COMBS AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES.
1915 PENNA AVE.
ja4-6m
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01
IN. o. rse, shay,~

oe d.. Holmes, = fal q Tie genial
anthorb ex1bseant humoc. IT. fan =
superAeial and obvious; but uoee =
meant than mests tho ear q eya The
vehicle which ran for . hundred yeazs
and . day without . break, typi6ss .
hsalthy human body, and rsprsssnts the
natural term Of it, service II, howsver,
. man has catarrhal, bronchial, asthma-
to, oe pulmonary dissase, b cannot live
out half hi days, unless b eredioatss
tho scrofulous humoE0 whose presence
causes these lqoal troablsaL The great
blood cleansing Alternative Of Dr. Pisrca
known . The Golden Medical Dis-
covssy," rids tho blood oe sorofulous
pollutionA and, by improving tho nutri-
ton, gives now vigor to The debilitated
system, and cures these diseasea
Unequalled-Dr. SageS Catarrh Rem
A1v
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

'eThe peerless empire Of form and color
i found in Colorado, says . great artist.
So arc many other very wonderful e6ecta
There i that grand triumph Of engineer
ing slill the Bow Knot Loop, famed al
over the world; the pretty town Of Gray
mont nestled against the base OF 0ray's
Peak, tho. giant prince Of the range;
sunrise On Gfays Peak-a sight once
witnessed never to b forgotten; Idaho
Springs the beautiful . restful spot
blessed With the healing waters for all
who come, within two houIs ride Of
young lsvithian Denver; the storied gold
camp Of Georgetown perchsd in the
upper air Of the mountains ever fresh
and cool and clear-these arc . few Of
the delightful spots in the "American
Alps" reached by tho Colorado Central
Division Of the Union Pacific Railway
in Colombo.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01
4ea MIND NOT MADE UP VET.

Yoa ~ thae yoa lovenA Jon e0sr yor Asare
AID yuu 81 = cseuD 6er NJ own;
You spoak q fbeWo without paia q csOo
4 future - @otal ~ n0W1
But aso Jon quite csssaln ~ L am thooaA
10 hslp you 70 live li9b 0iGAti
lvuuA ~ deeais0 yoa. Wu1d noe df1appotA
60 dcnt ask IN answer eoaigAtl
Ido noe disesue you. aor doahe oas swsse wusd
Oftho beautiful things yoa havo I'D:
But think & vssO bse6er % I've 6ar apas&
Than 70 - thaso 6air Aopo Hhg deaA
For vsdlock. Jon k1ow, = . klal q 6aith.
WheeO love Hahes eoch Gha6ow seem ngAA
50 doar think No csuGl q eold when lev
Oh. doot aGk n answer toalgAti
For u you ingise. mus oaI ~ na
Though & bseaks NJ hsaFt tAns % decide:
For I'D rather 20 loosly and I'D hsEo below
Than to VAN mistaks b yew dda
You see. but caution. and a1k vou % Walk
Unt1 10 both know What b right:
And doot think mo heartleR. though aU -
peat
Oh, doa't ask IN answer soaight
Oh, don't aak IN answer tonight!
Nay, don't elk an answer tonight!
Just wait TN you're snf0 my heart = oecuA
And don't ask an answer tonight
-Nasy Z Buell. in Inter Ocean.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

"For peculiarly soft yet penetrating
shades of color, marvellous grouping in
form, fantastic, solemn and tender shsp-
ing Of rugged cliff and mountain and
valley" Gays q distinguished artist, 'the
wonderful empire Of Colorado stands
peerless The Alpine scenery along the
line OF the South Park Division Of the
Union Pacific in Colorado is the most
maRnifcent in the United States.
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

WAoyur road seems excessively rocav -
EeagA
A,6 di3sesr cones booming alone;
~ tAs humdrum a No = dscidedH tough
AaA OveEy big vunemO goeD WFuaS;
WhQ 6air WeaGhr nEiends aFO no longer yuW
nsnd4
Asd yoa lose - yoa naks 4 saoh bst; :
WAa 10 hsap up yo~ tsoub's od Nick hi I'd
lsndA
Hbvisdm. ny bog. % fosgse
WIN tAs frown you msse daily dispeese IN your
A.dyor nsrve b inclined to cry quits:
WIN yon fan . soet victim 70 coqusezyS wfsA
And asO nearly beGeft q your Wits;
Wh0yuw down O yow lnek and ths desnS %
A,d yo~ eyes With dsspairs tsan ars vse
J& gse . good grip On your collar and ~
m = Wisdom. my boy. 70 fosTek"
who . lo1g chsrishsd pro5scs = knochsd u ths
A,d yous, lssa ady holding ths bas:"
Wlm Che takes its fight and Gloom In - ssaad
Nakss subject of you for the wag:
When there int siSn Of . rift In the cloud
Nor sip oe svese soaace 70 Gee:
When yuu 6eel IN alone IN . big bua2lng crowd.
H = wisdom. my boy. to forget
WIEN you - - you i6ok o'er your shouidsF. .
0eeahmif,es trailing along.
Ard theaU mt ths lsaae Bit oe cheer in ths sfzais
Thae you dismally pipe to your song;
When existence b hollow and ta1te1eO and G1mn.
And your soul b consumed with regret;
who you're tempssd to Apss from The man 10
tho 'bum,"
Il = wisdom. my boy. TO foesee
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01

The ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINi
MENT - only put up in large two ounce
tin boxes, and 10 an absolute euro for
old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands
and al kinds Of skin eruptions. Will
positively cure al kinds Of piles. AJAX for
the ORIGINAL ABTTINEO OINTMENT
Sold by Dowty 4 Becher at 25 cents per
box-by mail 80 centA marty
The Columbus journal., 1889-05-01
Money wants no followers.

The splendors Of the american Alps"
are beginning to be appreciated by our
people, and . visit to Switzerland for
gorgeous scenery is unnecessary. The
picturesque mountain resorts on the
South Park Division Of tho Union Pacific
in COLORADO arc absolutely unrivalled on
this continent,