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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13
Christmas
 Slippers.

We have a large and care fully selected stock of these goods in all grades and prices, from the low priced Velvet Embroidered Slippers to the genuine hand sewed Seal Skin and Russia Leather Slippers. These goods were purchased from the leading manufactur. CTS for Spot Cash. The de- signs arc tasteful, and the price put upon them cannot fail to attract the careful buyer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

1~ Those reap who sew. Merchants who advertise in she KvRNINa DEMOCRAT SOW the seeds of success.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13
A SIGN OVER A STORE

Is an advertisement only to those who are on the street where it is. An "Ad" in the EVENING DEMOCRAT attracts the at- tention of people all over the city, hundreds of whom read no other daily paper.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

A N ordinance relating to the salary of A. the City Treasurer.
 Be it ordained by the Court of Common Council of the city or Waterbury:
 That from and after the first day of Jan- uary 1891, the salary of the City Treasurer of the city of Waterbury shall De the ann of five hundred dollars per annum. tha same to be in lieu of all fees or other com pensetion whatever,
 Passed in Court of Common Council Dec l, 1890, and approved by Charles R. Baldwin, Mayor, Dec 9, 1890.
 Attest: E. G. KILDUFF,
 City Clerk.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

. Perhaps, dear reader, you are not sub- scriber ts the EVENING DEMOCRAT.
 If not, why not ?
 While the price of the DEMocRA1,i is less than that of our local contemporaries, the foreign news field is fully covered, while as chronlcler of local happenings it claims the first position, and confidently chal- lenges public opinion in that respect. The DEMOCRAT is essentially family paper, and anything unfit to be read at the fire side is rigidly excluded.
 The best writers of the age contribute to it's miscellaneous department. A feature of especial interest to the ladies, is the publication of copyrighted serial stories by the best authors.
 If you are not already reader, out of curiosity subscribe for one or three months. telephone or send postal card. ''
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13
FOR SALE

Look at No; 80 Maple street also the lot east of t. Do you like Hayden streetY An old house on Bridge street, will sell 1t, make me an offer N. vain street places must be unlOade !, call in On West Side houses and lots, on south Main small place for 61 5Ob, East Main $1, 400. In Woodtick house of rooms barn 1S X IS, sheds wagon house, chicken cOops 75 feet long, 6 acres, besides pond on which ducks could swim, al for SI.0 O. Two old houses and piece of land with them, 1 minutes walk from Center SSSIsre all $sOG near cr0n it n6nss niSe Gossett street with all the Improvements necessary for comfort, ease and profit. Field street, one of the rare chances to get home which Is at once convenient to the center, shops and railroad stat ons and at the sane time in polite neivhborhood the owner has got the wes ern fever, the 6 is a bargain for some one You know all about the Naugatuck tramway company's line. am sellng lots on the line and a few steps east of it. l aIso have some very nice lots all round the new, park which will be the pride of the city of rolls, presses and wire blocks. have received a new batch of houses farms and building lots, also a few business stands near the center, also a small lot just right for shop.
 TIERNEY'S Real Estate Office,
 Tierneys Block, 131 Bank Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13
HOW OLD

A RE you, little girl?'' asked Cambridge A school teacher of new pupil. "Please marm," she replied, ''Tm seven, except on the horse cars, and then I'm only i've" The age of the G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Pure Rye WniskeY, when bottled by Q. H. GRAVES & SONS, Boston, is just the age to make it pure, mellow and wholel some. Your Druggist and Grocer will guarantee it's purity and excellence.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

At from $50 to $75 less than wholesale prices.
 We gave our order last August before the advance in Seal, and can give gool bar gains in such Seal Garments as we have on hand. This ad- vance in the price of Seal is not speculative but a legitimate ad, vance, caused by tke rapidly growing scarcity of Seals.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

MTANTED-Everyone having a house
 w for rent, anything to sell or in want of anything to know that they can adver- tise it in this column at one cent a word.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13
It is coming. What? !? "Chris.

Liquor and wines at wholesale prices during the holidays, at Sam Munch's warehouse, Grand street. .>
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

Before Christmas everybody is ex- pected to call at Upson, Singleton & Co.'S and examine their large line ot presents. Cheap prices prevail.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

Holiday goods for everyone can be found at I.Chase's millinery store. They are showing a most carefully selected stock in Persian, silver, plush anG leather goods.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

For coughs and colds use syrup tolu tar and wild cherry, 25 and 30 cents a b, tile at Res's pharmacy, 12 Baldwin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-12-13

Christmas slippers, large and care fully selected stock, in ali grades and prices, at Damon & Shippy's. They can not fail to attract careful buyers.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
PERSONAL

Nls Custer the widow 10; ibn lnIsn
fighter. is black barred woman O. ms-
dunn height and gracious presence.
Her complexion Is IDsy, ANA she is tlH
piriwJ uf Lga,th aud yOuhfa.uess.
Clarence b R4udleit. who. bv tho
death of Mr.. Thompsuu, becomes secrc
probably 'bc yolngcs, man who ever
filled such 9til1c. Tie s. hut o.
Rev John Jasper, Who has made
himself and The sun famous hv his lee
iure 90 The latter uminury, has been
invited 90 deliver an address at the
emancipation anniversary On the 18Th
instant az l,iChmnnd, Va.
John Hicks, United States Minister
tO Peru, after 8 short wish ag his home.
Oshkosh. Wis has Stated iu rH,urn to
his post of duty, 10y way uf Seattle aud
San francisco, He tlayels alone hav
Ing left his wife ard son 10 Peru last
summer.
one Of The principal leaders Of lie
enpeuuce movement Ia Great britain
l. Mr. WyuIham Poral. the proprietor
of the LaversiUke Paper Mills, where
the paper that the Bank 0g Engl and
E0ICs and ihe postal orders are made OF
l. manufactured.
W. 4. Sartoris OF England, an uncle
of Nellie Grant Sar'0ris, has been on a
uuiet tour uf the West with view Of
making some investments IL Is his
first visit io America, a0d be expresses
himself ls hring much surprised AZ the
great mineral wealth and natural al
vEniages Of The West,
Prince Bismarck has q strong super
stition concerning the number 8, which
be considers has always played an inn
pnTlaut part In his life. The arms of
[ bis family bear over the motto Ia
trinilate ruhnT' three tFefoil leaves aud
three oak leaves an caricatures 0f him
represent him with three hairs On his
head he bas three Chiliren-!leThet,
Wilhelm and Marie; he has three es
tales - FredTichsTuhe. NarLiu and
SchouhBuseu he has fought in three
w3rs ana signed three treaties Of peace
he arranged The meeting of the three
empeI1rs and established the triple e
lance. Finally, be has under him
ihIee political paTlies-lhe Conserya-
lives, the National Liberals aad the
IlUamoHtsnes- -sud be has served
three German emperOTs.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
..nutinrl- lnr Nnr,mh.r

Autumnal sports are richly treated in
"Outing" fur November This popu-
lar magazine has been a surprising aud
gratifying success recently, aud devoted
as Il Is 10 healthy outdoor sport and
travel has made field peculiarly its
own.
The contents are as follows; "Sniping
on the South Side OF Long Island r.
7 Brasher; "Turtliug in Florida" j..
n. Murphy, Football Studies for Cap
tain 8nd Coach " Walter Camp. "Clli-
faInia on Horseback" Charles Howard
Slim; A Canoe Trip Down tue Chip
pewa. " George p. Mathes Wrestling.
Professor IIitcbc ck, PhotogTaling
Interiors, O. IIeadley g.; The Royal
Canadian Yacht Club of Toronto. 70
Frank G. Draper; Ny First Nor.
wegian Salmon, Mrs l.. Kennedy.
The Champion OF The salmon sea
son, G. B B The National Guari
If Minnesota, Lieutenant En- r.
Glenn 4. s. A.; Athletics at VII
lisms College, SanboTn Grove Ten
ney fiction, Rsnch1 dgl Mueuo,
Capfsin Charles King. L :. A.; The
Hidden Law, cyclists story, Henry
Francis, Editors open Wiud1y- out
inz Record
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
DON'T GuY
ne Nov Uo as Dangerous ns Pooling
win On Empty Gun.

IT, NOV No ns Dangerous us Pooling
With en- Empty Gun.
From HsH rro rr.az
som. day twill come Co be under.
stood 'bat euginr a moody, irritable
man D 1s dangerous is toying with
gun which may OF may not be loaded
temporary insanity is, with some
fnrtDngnis the sure result of ion g.
Dlniinu end iurcssaui rilicuic. The
surt uf madness which seized Private
Simmons i1 Eulyir1 kiplinr's story
Y0-s,ss. Ihe victim and murder CLEANS
from tis eye ot man Heretofore
rolceabie and irofensivc enough.
A blind fury suddenly converts his help
weakness into sG0trhumsn strength.
Win equal sglluuuo.s, disdiu anil
contempt for him are changed o. fear
and respect
Every fsw Javs Dbl. crime columns of
the newspapers contain accounts OF
tragedies growing from such % cause
Revolver OF kuii. sends some nrucn
TOR Go his account ard ihc real victim
go, fu prison fur life rr ishnrgl
ilsl cruel, covardly iostiu which
prompts Q combination against one man.
The others enjoy q brui8i spOit az The
expense of his feelings. Such an nm.
fortunate man, when driven % despera.
zion, Is entitled 20 lenient treatment bv
judge and jury II is hardly a crime
which he has committed. 10 IS more
the decd of q mailman who Is not re
sponsihe for bis action. lie needs
imprisonment under conditions which
will change his nature and teach him
wisdom and sclf-COntrOl IL Is generally
an iil naiured and unsociablc man who
Is made the object OF rijiCuie hy his
fellows. "Ue doesn't know how 70
take a joke, and his impotent resent
ment s,iIs up feeling 3gainst him. Tie
is not strong enough TO give as well as
take. lie Is NOT strong enough 90
master bis own hatred lie shows his
feelings and adds TO The persistence Of
his tUmyntors.
a little more of the milk Of human
kindness and little more of self.
control would save millions Of hours
of sharp torture. would slvc many q
man from injury ond death, and many
another from a prison cell or the .Jl-
lows. The pliIanthropist who can In
vent some anlidote fnr this teasing
instinct will bC one Of the worlds bene
factors
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
HOTEL IRRIHALS.

81 Tmr-Heury Z. NaJe. rhuaIe-
lhiq; y p. Conway. y s. au.N,.e1 y.
New York; Mrs De- 10. Perkins Athens.
Pa; D. w. HnyhoU. TeNas. Mrs J. Gale.
TaDomB. wash; b.. Bgbarls0n. Green
Vide, Pa. Andrew Graf, ErJoslyu.
,I tu-J II. Gould. Nel6ell, Mass.
W 90. Morse arl party, New York. Mrs.
VI. w. urgs'rU.f, Annapolis, G. VI. Hewitt,
CM.l-o.
l,t-u1au-A. C. knapp ari wife,
Macon. Ga. st. U. Wolf. New York;
cherries Decker, IaGrCuceaurg, Inda d =.
j.. Beatue, South Carolina.
NaHauf-N. H. Dyer Charleston, rs.
Va H Marcus and Preston Kenyon. New
York. j. 70. shelly, Grand Rapids. r.
Nichols, Newark, T.. g. Russell AMI vile.
Lowell. Mass
HaiI Jaiasa n e.. White and d. j.
Field. Belfast Me- No. p. Toussliuf. Sew
York, G.. II storm, New York Henry
Weber, Misses L. G.. and J. C. Price, Cecil
ton, Nd
roIf.y' -U p. Beatty, Connecticut; c.
W Roustcn and Il. G.. Roberts. Baltimore,
Normm3is-C. q. Perry and T. u. Poole,
New York, George A Bevel, Philadelphia
w. a. willard, New York.
E5bn'-J =. Iloyner and c. w. Nfluor
Alton, Ill.,: e. %. Weston, Rochester; W.
=. Gibbons, Cleveland. a z. IL. Nowru and
II. Warwick, Chicago Chester Wells, I.
s. Navy; T.. g.. Forsyth, g. " steele, Il. T.
Gibbs, George Smith and Z. q. Gurcrty.
iHu1Wg-M. Auerba,h. New York
Charles Page. England; ~ ~ Rogers. H.
NerGe, Philadelphia 81 B Dohc utd wife,
Washington G.. IT,. ohio. Edward stack,
tsmhridge, Mass.
NNurFg-Gcorge Yoger Watertowu,
u. Y. Noah Clark, Bru0klyn J.. 4.
SpOn0r1, s. g.. Austin, T.. g. sehcmorhUru
aud MAJ FHelhuu, New York; !. Is Clarke,
savannah. Ca, W. G. OBrieu and wife
W G.. Hasbiu-, Boston, Arthur Parko
Detroit.
tfnmlrfe- Edwin stpygus. y u. Booth
and VI. j.. Cutter. New York: p Henry
Baltimore. Dr. VI 4. Bartlett, Nyw YORK
Robert NlrshiIl and wife, Georgia.
Er1s-Rouert Wud, New York: John
a Barnard, Ashcuilic, ~ c.: l.. !. Lail
law !. H. Buchau, w. g. Coats H T.
Nilli,Ws and p. % Ryder ot y. s. a. e.
o. Everett. Portland, Conn
ll .tsfv-N Arthur Moore. Il. G.. Watson
and g.. KintCy, New York Thomas y
NUrr'sOu aud rgrCmo trut, ir g. Louis
2. vs.. Winter, Iuruutu, Canada
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
as Yot sEF


We ere tarlir- Ribbons again.
And we don't intend TO stop until SO IS uni
y,rsalIy admitted by competent and unbiased
Judges that the largest and beet selected
stock q Ribbons at the most moderate prices
90 be found IN the city is shown by W. A.
PIERCE s co AFTER you have tried ell over
Washington for tiU shade yOu want IN Rib
hon without being successful cone 90 Us.
The uezt time you will cone 10 US FIRST, for
our assortment Of shades lsmort thau double
that OF any other house in the city. We keep
every shade that ls manufactured. Every
time rev shade Is brought OPT We got IT, no
matter how uoar q is 10 what We have ln
toch already SoH you cannot match tie
srad of your goods here Go i- not made and
b. viii not be worth while 90 waste your tim-
trying
That Joh iu Ilbbous that we adycstised 80
yesterday "Critg" Is selling rHt
when you Ict an Am siIk Ribbon o.. 81. ?
aul . inches wiJa for 3, b, as uul lyu pei
var1, it rs bound Co. move. the lr.sc nlssslt.
ll son ere interested iH NUcSvclr you
should examine ou styck OF Rur'l0gs. Tlcrs
o. perfect gem 20 narrow Ribbon RuchjuE
'H i2aiherolt eulus Cor l.. por yard.
Then we are shuulrg pretty novelty i1
CeIc shell pattern, Ia cardinal, white,
Hltt Inf hlatEs ME EftNn1 NHNl uIunt lNFcNlcl
and maize finished, with gold and silver TIM
sel, ai Sc per yard.
satin Band Ruchlns, white With cut silver
beads, black y lth cut silver and gold beads
Reduced from $3.50 20 csc pCryarl,
Faile aud sursh windsor Ties in new col
oIinps. extra width. 80 each.
Small lot II Plain ana Embroidered crepe
tC Chine syarfs Reduced from g. and $3.50
Go zee and si each
Hand Embroidered Mull Ties. Reduced
from tis5 % si each,
Of TSTEREsr r TO EVERY WOMAN.
All woIen are yeSed with tho Insecurity
Of the dress hook now in use We thus in.
trodues the DeLons Patent Hook. showing
the following matches and extraordinary
merits: Easy ad diustmentuuezcelled.streaglh
rare durability This hook Is mauufa ciure .
IN si1 en-, black and drib, with eyes 20 match.
Al Fab Hook and Eyo IS new and most vel
come Accession 10 woman dress, TIE De
Lons Hook can be found in our Notion De-
paTtment. Price lsc card
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
A W0MAE 5 WAY

Upon -lY wu-I s,il a.ugs rs slads taru
The g5iysg lHa. Of lgz that dared t75
tb.tsa ! guessed with fever they were
sl|iC-
This vaytara heart T HaI repslled tae.r
raIel-
B only snow taar e5az n melting spIsuIgE
VITA -yi- guTe4tF every visa cone
- ma. tlrau more deadly tsu-
aasl never ge @
I-.. . a.. lraaa, ysl shrink
ar-.. SD ..u1er t1 recall
l.a -rr every szh Pc pat
n-a --l- II9rsay.a llsas gave sa
Ware -lI F-- ag. a- a-- ea-l aoa-
saaar.i cope lack lsf eaas
Al {. @ I saa lead tl
r-srLe beneath -s san.
pow dare pa
goa als-
loss asas
e al
-cs stu 8t,aga Iraaa. RssFa.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity to the heart OF
the city, The electric pass within few hundred
yards OF the place. 1t Is high and dry and the great
panorama ever presented to view Of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
WESLEY HEIGHTS a most charming and attractive
place for home AS an investment 1t Is unrivaled.
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in one two
and three years with interest at per cent per annum
Fifty dollars earnest money will be required upon each
lot and viii be applied purchase when settlement is
made Deed to be passed free Of all expense with alb
stract of property. From the gross sales, seven-7 =
per will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
to making Improvements
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
ticuar and feel confident that your investment will prove
one OF profit in a very short time.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
A REAL PRElICAHEEr
what Happened To Two Athletes Fond
Of HathipE

Of BathinE
fl1D. Us " laft sHa.
Thee Is one poiutin favor Of athlct.
i,s which cannot be disputed, an athlete
Gun never be an Anarchist lie is too
fond Of cold water Herr Most would
have had % 10 could he have seen the
trouble, two prominent athletes prac.
tiCing az the grounds Of the National
Athletic Club, 40 Ridgewo0d ParE took
lost sunday Upfning 90 obtain the lax
NY ~ bath Ore Of these athletes
vas prominent member Of the Nl
tiouals known gs The silver tongued an
rrUrCCr the other Is chiefly noted for
the wear ard ',ar he constantly imposes
on The 4 s | h0atu OF managers 90
fr' chlt-,s ag1iU-' him.
The story Us tHd ly 1n eye witness
wa. is As lEC club hal no shower.
baths 30 rlCu.E 90 lLe time, the
athletes performed their ahiu.ig1s as
htsrtlry could UJlur q rUap iN fnni
9f The Gd ilCcui hotel. On lhc two lfJIg.
said athletes w,ya not satisfied with
uyiliug less Than total sulmersion, sp
lEty filled the h1rs. trough With water,
carried {; hohild The hotel aud omuilel
20 into an empty h1gshcld which was
standing there. After ihc latter had
been illlCd he of the metallic ,ongue Un
dressed and jumped in 4 moment af
trr two Young ladies appeared, Just In
riuc 90 see some handsome features aud
q neatly C0mbrd hang disappear behind
the edge Of the casL Tie head reap,
peuTcd shortly, however, and from The
Cask came The announcement This
event will be found on page 80 OF the
programme, An attempt 10 beat the
record for staying under water Z min.
utgs, 20 seconds. by Jsu es Finney.
whrroat the head disappeared again
aud SD dld the ladies. The attempt
came within . minutes, % seconds, of
the record.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

popular winir three of hc crsa. States
of ne Union by their negro col0nila
Hou iufamv is 70 because they fear
the President r1 tuowle1Ee OF and
approved herots Ifso. all the greater
is tue reason why they should be swift
60 expose arj uusr1rI1E iu deuunei-
alton of 60.
Tur r0rrair CAMPAIGN I'm South
South C6o'Iua is warming up. The
auGTuIWAN Democratic candidate for
Governor was burned u e.DEy az ker-
shaw last riah
WAsuTNoToN I- IS verg athletic
mood 90 day.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Are Hops ; ecssssry

tEHH. a.s h-G 41fA Ersatfg ll9r.4.
What short hop crop porieuds may
Dc realized when the TOO. to5 brief
giasz of lager Is yended f0T d dime.
This yeaT the crop is very short,
both il this country and la Egglaud,
aud lle price 0f hops will Use very
greatly. Beer drinking has become a
practice So common with all ualiouali-
ties ia America that q notable rs.luc-
t.uH il lager would Pc widely felL
We have bleWeTies enough, 5.t what
are they without fha due supply Of
hops rs aH nl Year ia ghe bop CGJp.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
tn rHEsIDENTN 4 DILEmIA-

VII Tie PreIdeuJ remove Treasurer
HUsToS This question Is nov beiag
very freely discussed hy a great many
people Almost alI appear 30 think The
President ought 10 sick him ONT a-
once q "a kilglrc but the consensus Of
opinion seems % be that the President
WiIl rot a1fs t9 40 b.
Tits safe % say that 10 gIaycE charge
was ever made against any one in high
place tEan he charge tual las been
not only made and pfars3 against, but
virtually confessed by Treasurer H-s-
ros
The charge Is that Qun He's
r0S, DUDLE LEa-E- auI other
leadiug Republicans deliberately az
tissa and entered into q conspiracy o.
aeHszs three 0i the great States of this
Union namely llIiara Connecticut
and West Virginia. the sI object
being 10 securely Etpa,aeIai-s them
and thus make sure OF twenty even
electoral votes for Mr HAEEI-lN iu
1882. Wbois supposed tO l5 very anxious
r succeed himself The ill-uT ~
tlis bald conspiracy, presumably b. il-
Interest gl Nm President HaEEE5S
las beeu very EEeatly Intensified Dr. tls
recent declarations of HUSTON ana pCD-
IEg in tbelr aaar.le gTrs t1 gEp. lil
aWay .lei lame Tleir explanations
- lol ezEIail. lu. gpi.7ml1sl lrs %
ihe eject rhal l lis graEE and
scheme U-s ~ 1- ears
fel forward n completion il tae ual9
ItaahIcqF OBS. uelCy t.r-I1s
ana DluIE engaged u b scheme 9i
paaa1lhralhs Wly l1l arc tls m1s.
pronounced believers n pEill.aal pole
ues. al1 the latter iu he CQlgIeLe
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
MISS BAYABD's INSTITUTE
EugWaLE, Conn
NJIss ATKINS SCHOOL TOR GIRLS.
lanlosd claa

Established u 1850. Prepares l1l college,
travel ana loue- Tle method b. which laa
mental tacutirs are s1ufaisd VIA be found
ia tas seegad g1Hloa Qf Mlas AiEel'z pam
Ghlsl 81 "Cgulsu-rat1d Attention. nov
ready t9r sa-s % BEeutaH9's, Union square
New ICIk
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
OF course Hs -

||"|- y T-T-TTH-ITI T"T"T
The Irish people are pr0claiming 10
he world that they are 10 want and ask
for food 10 drive away starvation. Mr.
BaIfour declares there is no danger Of
famine. and lhat am want will De sup
piled through The usual channels. AS
Dir. Baliour Is toe iuyeterate enemy Of
Ireland, D. is more than probable thal
be is flls.fynE lhs facts.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
THE WANAMAkER BOOK CATA-
LOGJE.
Books, like other merchaBlise, a.
Pair FFiees.
IauS NANAHAEEE,
Philadelphia,

What a splendid instance of WANA.
NARERsM is this Bool are uo'hlog blI
merchandise IN WANANAKERIAN eyes.
Literature Is mere merchandise. WAsA-
NAKEEIs1l permitted the sale OF the
"KTeuizeT Sonata, provided the dis
count was bic enough, but as i- WASH
WANAMAEEEIsu demanded its suppress
sion
NANAMAkERIsM makes merchandise
Of everything Art literature. politics,
honor. public place, official station, are
All merchandise under tle WAyt-
lIAEERIAS system
j. GEsEEAL BJ-sEl was appointed
Assistant Secretary OF The Interior for
iLe express purpose Of relieving lltbc
7rstHlrs from their disabilities aud pen
siouing them, hs is certainly carrying
out BIS part Of the contract His latest
decision which permits the peusi0ninE
of q soldier Who enlisted iu the Con
fedeTate Army t1 escape Imprisonment
hos excited much adverse criticism
among honorable veterans If that slr,
Of hing IN time Of war is 20 bs CON
mended OF even allowed under lY cir
Cumstances. It would utterly advert an
discipline. Il puts The bEaad of folly
upon sl prisoners of war who remain
true 10 their colors and face tie =uHar
iugs and dangers af imprisonment
rather thau desert 10 the eEemy.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
WANA3IAKERIs1I.

A fat pamphlet IS published 10 phila-
Jelpbi8, which bears on ils title page
The following,