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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-02

Pacific Lodge No. ), United Order OF LUex1en,
Turned out forty seven strong. and il wss the
first time that lodge Of tue order has ever par
fieiDated IN q parade. The members wore re-
gals aud were fae-iooking Ios OF men, The
foat had telegraph poles aud wires and electric
hgDt wires, lights, etc. in great protasfon.
The barbers' fost Was furnished 10 represent
the interior OF barber shop. II was supplied
with several chairs In which were several long
haired customers being prepared % mingie in
society. from the one who wks just sitting down
for shave 70 the one in the last tnroes Of q dry
shsmIOo.
''oid Sacramento the haad fre-engine.
vhieE the old volunteer FIRE department proudly
pulled through the city. has az interesting his
tory. IL Yves buiit many years ago and first went
into use In San Francisco ia 1550 Ten years
later it was taken to Sacramento. and was the
first FIRE engine that that city ever had. In 1875
IL vss brought TO Seattle, and has done much
good service In this city.
The bEe eTs were represented by two floats,
one from the Bsyview and the other from the
Claessen-Sseeney brewery. manned by bands of
jovial fellows, whose rotundity Of face and form
bespoke their trade. The various implements
OF the craft were represented from the mash Tub
70 the keg OF cool beer, and both Goats were
wreathed with hop vines In fHll bloom and with
loBg-besrded barley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-02
The Road to Wealth

Can not be successfully Travelled without
good health. To reach wealth or any
coveted position in life requires the fnl-
possession and operation of ali the facul.
ties kind nature has endowed us with
These conditions cannot exist unless the
physical beng is in perfecs working order.
and this is impossible when the liver and
spleen are torpid, thus obstructing the Sc
cretions. causing Indigestion and dyspep-
STA. with ali OF their accompanying horrors.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule In effect June 90, 1890
Leave Washi0gton from station corner Of
New Jersey avenue and street.
FoR CHrcAGO and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express daily H.30 m, express
FoR CiNofSSArf, ST. Louis and indianapolis
=, express daily $50 ard ii.S0. m.
o 20 M and $40 y. m.
FoR LIxYeroN ana points in the Shenandoah
Valley, ii.80 a m.
FoR lunAY, $3.50 and $40 pm.
FOR BALTIMORE, week days, 4.o5, 500, 635,
80 40 $50 f5-minutcsl, $50, o.}0, NiO0,
y 90 4t-minutcsl a. m, 1910, 2.t5 (2.tO ~
mnutesl, 8.i5, 45-minutesl, s.25, 4.20, 43O,
4.S2 Hl0, q5-minutesl $50 600, 015, 0. %,
40, 10, 80, g.tO, 1890 and ii.3) .. m
funcays, 4(5, $50, $50, $50, $50 a m.
ueCO, IS nnutes) i.oO. 2.I5. 25O, a5-fnin
utesl 3 25, Az, Z 3a, N.5o, IS minutesl 6.OO.
t.l5, 0,sQ, 30, s.3a. i03e, II ;gpm.
FoR WAY CITATIONS between Washington and
4.32, ecu it.30pm sundays, $50 q m. f01,
q, 4,s2, GO, li.3Q p m.
Trans LEAVE BALTIMoRE for Washington,
week days, $50, G.2b, $50. us, T.e0. 90,
$50, S 85, $50 and 1880, iO85am.; 100,
$40, 10 23', ESQ, i00, AIS, 500, 0 20. go,
5.C0, 7,s0 SEQ, s.30 300 1910, 1920 and II 90
pm SUNDAYS. G 20, 5i5. 30, s.35, 931, l0.an,
l0l5 m. is.OO. 90, 10, 80, 4.t5 500, Q. 20,
go, 30 s.21, $40, 10 10. 1920 and II O0 I'm.
For AkNAroIIs, b.D and SEQ "A m, r. 10 and
Leave RnnsP6iIs Az sSBifIsys yds I2 sas mn, i az 2;
2 m. Sundays, $50 a m, ass pm.
FoR STATIONS on the Metropolitan Brane
fss9 ~ e m. ~ si;i5 4 m. FoE pgiEeipal
pm.
F6R RocKvILLE and Way stations, tfs5 p m.
FoR GAITHERsBURa and intermediate pelnts,
1000, 5000, tli1O a m, ti.00, f3.00, f.35t
t945, $40 %, tlIpOpm.
FoB Boip's and intermediate stations, o
CnuHcn TRAIN leaves Washington on sunda
a. IS m, stopping az all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
FoR FHEnERlcK. t6ao, $3.50, $3.50 ti1.sO m.
sl.l5, $780, ti.3J p m.
FoR HAsELsTows, 1000 a m. and 1880 N.
IHAIhS ARRIVE from Chicago daily HIS a N
and 4lu p M; from Cincinnati and ST. Louis
daiiy 8.tg a n N and 40 M from Pittsbarg
T.iO m, $50 p N daily.
NEW YORK & PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR EEw iuHK, Trenton. hewsrk, y. j., aud
Elizabeth, n. J *405, ts0O, #t0.C0, Fi300
a m. *250, s450 and 1850 D N. Buffet
farlor Cars on GIL day trains. Sleeping Car
on the 10 3O p m, opf az 900 NJ.
FoR PmIAnELPHIA, sit5, ts00, 5000, si2 90
noon, $50, F4-5O, Is is and 1850 p m.
FoR hEWARK, Del Wilmington and Chester
-loa, fs,OJ ~, Flzo0 noon, $50, 49,
F6i5 and 30 80 p m.
fuR INTERMEDIATES POINTS between Baltimore
and Fhl adelphia, f5-05 aud SD IA tsoo,
Trans LEAvE New York for Washington,
.9t0 til.a0 m, eco, s3.sC, 500 m aud
TBkrss LEIyE Philadelphia tor Washington,
F24, fs1h 20 IS. *lls5 a N, tl.i0, q 81,
F3.55 *T.32 pm
FOK BUsToR, - 50 p m, with Pullman Buffet
Sleeping Car running through 70 Boston
without change, via P0ugL keepsie Bridge,
landing passengers iu b. & 81. station at
Boston.
F0R ArIAsrIc CRY, 4O5 and 1000 N, ia.C0
room, sundays, 4 05 M, Y % noon and
1o. 80 m,
fEzcept sunday. FD8ily. SUNDAY only.
Bsggsge called for and checked from no.
tells aud residences bF UHiou Transfer GO. on
orders lett % ticket Offices, Go aud 1851 Pa.
ave, and al depot
y. T. OUELL, CUAS. %. SCULL.
Gen Manager. Gen. Pass "a.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
chIef Ruler rhomas B Marehe with a

Chief Ruler Thomas 3 Marche with a
red hot closing speech
Those on the platform were Grand
Chief Ruler J. G. Lee Of Cammack
Tent. No Sc Rev. a w. Mather also
Of Cammack Tent, No SO 3 Milsteai Of
Capitol Tent, No 10; J, H. Loveless
of Union Tent No 81; w NJ Hall of
. Htber Tent, No. 49, Philip s. Steele Of
Columbia Tent, No w. w Cordell
Of Salem Tent No tj4; Rosa Poates
and Irene Roche Of Naomi Tent, No. /,
G.. w. Shoemaker cf Anacostia Tent,
No 1873; DR.. +. w Kirby Of Cammack
Tent, No Sc, Hon James A Cunning
ham Of Garfield Tent No. %, Of Iona
coming Md G.. IT, Giles of the late
Western Tent, No. 16j, T. b Marche
of Cammack Tent. No. &C. and High
Secretary John II Mahoney. Every
available foot of space in the tent was
occupied and hundreds stood upon the
outside.
The Commissioners were charged by
j G. Lee with allowing saloon keeper
in AnaCostia TO sell liuuOr ten months In
the year without license, he simply
having his money on deposit; with
measuring up one street and down an
other to make 400 feet and inches so
as TO grant n license TO a saloon keeper
near the Wallach School and with
hre king their promises to the people
as 10 the number of licenses they would
grant for the past year
G.. W Shoemaker Grand Deputy
Ruler Of the District said last evening
The Independent Order Of Rechabites,
OF which l have been a member for
about fifteen years, Is at present flour
ishiDg in the District far beyond the ex-
pectations of all who predicted a grand
revival In the order here Mt the last
High Tent session No less than $50
new members have been added to our
rolls since July /, and the good news
pours in from New York, Ohio.
Georgia, Virginia, Maryland and other
sections that they are doing equally as
vel"
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Mr. Dents ASSIGNMENT
Caused by Failure 90 Collect the
Money Due Him.

Caused by Failure 90 collect the
Money Due uim
Mention was made IN THE Carrie
yesterday Of the assignment Of Edward
L. Dent to w A. Gordon and J. H.
Taylor Mr. Dent is a resident of
Georgetown and the assignment In.
cludes an Of his property amounting
90 about $500, 600, which includes the
Architectural Iron Works. located on
both sides Of Water street and at Thirty
third street, GEORGETOWN, and real
estate IN Georgetown including the
family mansion at the head Of Thirty.
first street aud property In the suburbs.
Some time ago Mr.. Dent completed a
contract for the iron work Of Claus
Spreckle's large sugar refinery In
Philadelphia. The cause Of Mr. Dent &
assignment as stated yesterday, was
caused by his inability to collect debts
due him. He had just completed a
large contract for the heating apparatus
Of The IntorOccau Building on Ninth
street, the rcmodcling Of the heating
apparatus Of the Corcoran Art Gallery,
iron work for the new Riggs Library Of
Georgetown College, the heating ap-
paratus Of the new National Union In
surance building on F street and con.
tracts for fire plugs for the District.
Mr.. Taylor, the son in-law Of Mr.
Dent, places the assets at $500 900,
which will more than cover the liabili.
ties. The creditors, he SAYS, will be
paid In full and there will be no inter
iuption at the iron works as the as.
signees will continue It's operation as II
nothing had happened.
The assignment caused quite a sen.
saiion when II became known yesterday
afternoon as Mr Dent Is so well known
in the District lie Is son OF eX Com.
missioner Dent.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

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 a home AS an investment 1t is unrivaled
TERMS One-quarter cash, balance In one two
and three years. with interest at per cent per
Fifty dollars earnest money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to 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 cent will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
to making Improvements.
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
cuar and feel confident that your investment will prove
{ ne OF profit in very short time.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
rather fntiher CeiehrntInn-

The Catholic Total Abstinence So
cieiy is making extensive Preparations
for the celebration Of the Tooth anniver-
sary Of the birth Of Father Theobald
Matthew, who was born In Ireland Octo-
Der TO- 1890. The character of the
celebration here has not yet been def
nitely decided upon, but Il will prob
ably take the shape Of a monster mass.
meeting, to which temperance people Of
every denomination will be invited.
Father Elliot of New York Archbishop
Ireland, Bishop Keane and Rev. Or.
Garrigan are among the prominent
temperance advocates who have been
invited TO speak. The preparations for
the celebration are under the charge Of
Mcssrs. Paul Cromelein and John A.
Doupherty, who will endeavor to make
the affair the largest Of It's kind ever
held ia Washington.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
d. I.I.c-aE-e nl..el,-

The Southern brewery h4siness 81
tie Robert Pouu-r Br.ug Company
has Grown 10 such dimensions that the
Girectors- Messrs FoHner president,
G. A SlTangbmau, secretary, AMI Frank
l. Madigau maHageF-bagg decided 70
erect an immense brewery % the s1ulh-
east corner 81 TliTteenth street and
MaTy land avenue southwest It's esd-
mated cost will be S250. 00O. aud IL will
have a capacity Of 100000 barrels a
year. The railroad tracks 0f the Rich
u.ond and D4nvi.le Railroad viii be run
into the building with a yigw o. facili-
laling Tie shipping business.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
LEMON ELIXIR.
a Pleasant Lemon Drink.

For hniousness aud constipation, take
cmou Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness aud nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, chills aud malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you "a any OF
The above diseases, all OF which arise from
d torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys,
towels or blood.
Prepared only by Dr. H. MozLEY, At
lauta, Ga.
5oc, aud sl.oO per bottle. Sold by drug
gists.
a Prominent Minister Writes.
hfter ten years or great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous pTostratiou,
bniousness, disordered kidneys aud consti-
patton, have been cured by DR., Mozley's
Lemon Elixir and am now a well man.
Rev q. q. DAVIS,
Ed. VI +. Church, South,
No . Tatnall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
sousa's Compositions 90 lie Played.


Professor John Philip Sousa will
play none but his own compositions at
the last concert this afternoon at the
White House grounds. The programme
Is as follows:
March-"Tbe Gladiator" Composed In
Is-5.
Overture TO D'Eunery's Drama-"Eau-
tour Composed IN 1851,
'MyrTha." Composed in 1877,
Selection from comic opera -"Desiree, -
Composed ia Iss3.
''Paroles D'Amourn Composed In 1850
Characteristic Dance 'The COquette." ."
Composed IN ,ss7.
Nalse-"La Rune de Ia Mer,n Composed
In i-s6
Descriptive Fantasie-"E Episode In a Sol
dieTs Life" Arranged in 1890,
MaTch-"Ihe High school Cadets. -
Composed In ls9O.
National Air-"IIail Columbia Har-
moLized and arranged Ia ls,2,
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
a...nI..d - -.

Frank. b-lter known IS Bull
Brooks IS under arrest agala I1is
Tine he Is charged with assault aud
battery upon I'D year Old colonel girl,
Layiuia Lld1Lel3n. Bro9ks has q BAD
reputation ana Is known q Lhe police
- 81 cd offender
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Catarrh Cured.

from that lQatls0me disease, C4L4rrl, and
YaiulY trying every known remedy, az last
found q prescription Which completely
cured and saved him from death. Amy suf-
fargr from This dreadful disease sending
d sglfaIlTessed stamped envelope % Pro-
fessor J "A. Lawrence, SIS Warren street,
AeW York WiII receive the recipe free 0f
charge
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Ap ora repsiausr IHsaue.

A aempuled ola soldier was taken
into custody by Officer Barney yesteT
cay afternoon, and On The oTder Of
Judge Miller, lie Was sent % The hos
pilaL lie gave The name Of jeremiah
Gucu, aud fe is supposed % have come
fllm New York Last night one 1f
tbe ldiceTs of the Third PF-ciuC. fuuad
tbe man sa'elcl, containing clothing
end pension papers lu Washington
CIcie
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
COLD WATER DISCIPLES
ENTHUSIASTIC AND WELL-ATTENDED
MEETINGS OF THE RECHABITES.
The order Experiencing Room Many
Application for Admission.
what Is Going on IN the
various Tents.

Salem Tent. No. 1ji, conferred the
frst second and third degrees upon
Henry Eckhart Tuesday night Under
good Of the order" remarks were
made by J, z. Minnix, Thomas w.
Scott, James Canter, Z. NJ. Van Ness,
John NJ Cantcr, Henson Beach, j T.
Harrison. Leon Milstead VIM. Web.
stcr, w. W Cordell, J. Catterton and
j. C. Eler and other members Of Co.
lumbia Tent No. 1
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
MYSTERIOUS VISITORS
Nlo ContTive to Make Unpleasant
Nocturnal Calls on Mr. ChtIds.

Nio Contrive to Make Unpleasant
Nocturnal Calls on Mr. Childs.
Joseph s Childs, who for thirty
years has been the occupant Of a pleas
unt little bone near Linden, on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railway, has OF
late been n uch annoyed by people who
G,Clsre the htmselves White Caps.
On Monday September 10, there be
gan a series ut uuaCCountablo and mys.
ttfiOus visits To tie house, and at un-
seasouahle hours Of the night. Some
time after the family had retired Mr..
Childs was awakened by loud noise,
ard he got up 10 ascertain the cause.
AS be approached the door In the
kitchen some one shouted at him from
the outside. lie asked who was there,
but not receiving a reply again retired
hut was awakened several times during
the night by peculiar noises about the
house
Last Tuesday night the same disturb.
ance was repeated. Some one came 20
the door and called for his son William,
but upon going % the door Mr. Chllds
found no one there. Shortly some one
came and ratified the door again This
time Mr Childs rushed out but upon
reaching the porch heard pistol shot
Ia the yard aud some one remark:
Now, sou have killed him" A
thorough search of the premises was
made, but no one could be found.
On Wednesday night there were uni
yeIsal noises about the house again and
BiT Childs has received two communi.
cations sigued White Caps.
lie and bis ueighbors are very anxious
90 iud out Who II is that Is mOlesting
tie household Ia this wav.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

John Rudden the pioneer instalmclt man,
centrally located at93 and 132 seventh street
northwest has lust returned from the east.
etu markets with am immense supply 30 all
kinds of housekeeping goods carpets, stoves,
rugs, etc. lOu can furnish your house ftom
cellar Co garrct, no Tins store, with cash
prices on the instailment plan.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
-. Il nL.LE.I..

: Mrs. NiEsloWs Soothing syrup should
always be Used tQr children lletllus, ll
soas6as tha ehiId. sQftsns Lha gums, allays
81 naia. eur=a SIND colo, al1 j e lae 9aat
HsMsdF lqI 4aEEaasz. z3es 8 sQElss
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

Capitol Tent No. 10 Junior), had a
wide awake meeting Monday evening,
initiating four young men. This Is
f,w ere Of the largest junior tents in
the country, and Its prosperity Is due
in a large measure to the personal su.
pervislon OF Mr. b. Milstead of Salem
Tent, No 1ji
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Tbe National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. I 5th st. and ~ v. Avenue.

storage Tor Si.verwaro, Jewelry, Laces,
Fine Goods and valuahlcs OF an kinds.
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

$3.50 Reward offered bE TIE ur0Hr.eaqE5
~ Dr. sage Catarrl Remedy f4E aa ll-
lLr4lie laae. Fifty cents.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
THE DAILY CRITIC
oIrr SPECIALS.
W n nonehton 3 ID.

W ~ AV"h AhoH = N'"sf
decorators and Furnishers, t2iS and i2M Z
street northwest How is this for a Bargain.
A Three Piece Bedroom Set Solid oak Large
Glass SIC We will sell yOu the same Set,
with Spring and Mattress for sisF1 Our
hest Body Brussels Carpet al 10 pcr yard.
yard. our best Moquette Carpet, 81 p per
yard, 10 you want honest, reliable goods DO
reasonable priccs, our Store IS fall Of them.
All prices guaranteed
W. IT, tI0rsuroN s. Co.,
1lIs l23O Z street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
pisappeared win mis- vince money.

IIF"EIt afHu VIII HIa y IIe-s HtuHs3 .
Only a short time ago DR. Charles Ill.
Rhem met Maud IIilleaFy at her home,
14l2 Thirty second street. Georgetown,
and last week they went 10 Baltimore
and were married The doctor repre-
senied that he was the pOssessOF of val
liable ranch properties aud herds Of
cattle and horses In Wyoming. Shortly
after the ceremony khem represented
that lie was Ia immediate need Of some
money, aud succeeded in obtaining
$500 that his wife had accumulated
lie al once disappeared aud has not
ben seen siuCe
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

Tor l1rgFgi aud
eml cookery.
Use f. fqr Soaps
sauces Made Shes
. Game Fish aa4
-plcer Meat Jelly
] Keeps perfect ely iu
1 climates for a1g
. length 81 Time ANA
cheaper uu ol
hueE flavor than
any uer stEk
one pound HHuaI
10 forty pound f
AN bea afQf ts sal
] ue Qf about
Genuine only
Wua Justus Fou
UFabf rrfrra
As ahg
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Our Low Prices Keep Us Busy
Fall CverCoats Are a Necessity Now.
| 10 Suits We VIII AgrabI Surprise Yol i You Call 0

Mems Krockabout Suits Sack Cutaway $3.50 sold every
where at $40.
everywhere at SIS.
Mems AIwoot Suits in 90 styles at sl25O everywhere
at SIT.
Mems Prince Albert Suits styles s15 sold every
where at S22.
We show the Most Complete Line Of Odd Pants in the city
Knockabout Pants, 81 50 sold everywhere at 81 2j.
Awool Pants 90 styles So 50 sold everywhere $3.50
Knobby Pants 40 styles $4 sold every where $3.50
Elegant Dress Pants 40 styles 50, SO and $ sold every
where at 81, $S and $40.
and Chidrens Suits Stock and
Prices Stand Beyond All Competition
mind trading here buy direct from the
faourer thereby saving the wholesale dealers and obbers
profit
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

DR. + w. Kirby has had two pre-
liminary meetings Of the new tent on
FOuri, enth street, which viii soon be IN
regular working order.
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

Anacostia Tent, No. l3s, initiated one
candidate on Tuesday night aud had
interesting remarks from Messrs. G.. w.
Shoemaker, j II Goddard. j. w. Bart
ley, L. B. Redd, H. w. T. Baker, Robert
Mundell and members Of Columbia
Tent, No. 1
Salem and Anacostia Tents have inlti.
ated thirty five members this quarter
AuaCostia leading by one
The daily critic., 1890-09-27
Rnddenls New FniI Goods.

w 1T. IlOUsuroN s. Cos
1l1S l23O Z street northwest 3
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

preliminary meeting will be held
In Colunllia Tent rooms, corner of
Fourth and East Capitol streets, Mon
day evening, preparatory TO organizing
another junior tent
The daily critic., 1890-09-27

CaHmack Tent, jr, had an excel.
lent meeting on Tuesday evening.
Several new members applied for al.
mission and the necessity for meeting
night of their own being SO apparent,
II Will be arranged al once.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-08
DIR. KOCH'S TRIUMPH
His Cure for Consumption Pro-
 n0unced a Success.
GERMANY's RULER TO AID HIM.
The Kaiser Ragards the D.soovsry as a
 Subject for National Pride. a

Closure to be Applied i'm the British
 Parliament-Lord sackvilIe's Nephew
 Drowned - Balfour We'll Received in . Ireland-NIiss RiOrdan Shot pr. Bright.
 Want President Harrison to Resign.
 BERLIN, Nov. S.-The interview between Professor Robert Koch and the Emperor resulted in the drafting of a bill for pre- sentation to the Reichstag on it's reas- sembling, empowering the government to appropriate a large sum to enable Dr. Koch to devote himself entirely to the task of educating the staff of army physi- clans in the methods of preparing the lymph and administering it to patients
 A central depot will be established in every province for the preparation of lymph, which will have connected with it a hospital where the poor will be treated gratuitously.
 The Kaiser regards the discovery as q proper subject for national pride, and considers it to be his duty not only to secure it for his own countrymen, but to enable the whole world to share in it's beneficial results. As statistics prove that quite one-half of all the sickness in the German army arises from consump- tion, the Emperor is also interested in the new method of curing that disease from a military point of view
 Dr. Hirschwald, the publie,,n, ;mself medical authority, says th2 scien- tific man of repute in German, tertains any doubt of Dr. Koch's triuna .5aant and complete success. Since beginning his experiments the latter has found that it is not necessary to use metallic substances in preparing the lymph, and has there fore discarded them.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-11-08
Reid < Hughes
Our Third Special Bargain Day

Occurs to-day, Saturday, when the fol- lowing catalogue of. bargains will be of fered. On previous occasions some have been disappointed in their expectation of securing these special bargains on succeed ing days, but we would emphasize as strongly as possible that we mean just what we say, viz: That the reductions are genuine in every case, and that they are FOR ONE DAY ONLY.
 A lot of Dress Goods, in plaids and stripes, at 19c from %.
 A lot of French Serges and Henriettas. all wool, at 30 from 5Oc
 One case 1t-4 Western Blankets at s4. 37 from 800.
 One case 36 inch Fruit of theLoom Cot ton at 74c yard
 9 dozen all linen Towels, 9 A at 124 from 19c.
 A lot of bleached and unbleached Table Linen at 423 from 50, 55 and 624c.
 All our 124, 19 and 25c Dress Bingham at 10c.
 Best quality Smyrna Rugs at 2 29 from
 Ladies' Diagonal Cheviot Reefers, D. B. at $50 from $4 50.
 Astrachan Cloth Capes at 1 25 from S1. 75
 All our children's Cloaks at 10 per cent off for one day only.
 100 dozen ladies' Fancy Bordered Hand- kerchiefs at One Cent each from 5c.
 40 dozen children's Wool Hose at 15c from %.
 25 dozen ladies' black Cashmere Hose at 35c, or three pairs for S1 %, regular price, 50c.
 25 dozen Black Silk Mittsns, in plain and fancy black, at soc from 75.
 Mems Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers at 45c from 65.
 Mems Scotch Lambs Wool Socks at 3Sc from AS.
 o All our Moire crown edge Ribbons, No 9, 12 and 16 widths at 10c yard.