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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
Reduction in Prices!

Cuticura Soap, per cake 10
Pears Unscented Soap, per cake 90
Pears Glycerine Soap, per cake 10
4711 White Rose Soap, per cake 10
Colgate's White CASTLE, per cake 07
Mavina Cream, per jar .35
ReCamier Cream, per jar $100
ZOnWeiss, per tube 10
Pozzonis Powder, per box .35
Lubn's Perfumes in bulk per o. bottle included 36
Iauters Perfumes in bulk per o. bottle included 80
Lubins Toilet Powder, per IA lb. package II
Eau de Ouinine, per S-oz bottle SO
may obtained at ANY DRUG STORE the
the advertised
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best l. cheapest and most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Puson Goodenow I'm very sorry,
Thomas, - have sound one u my best
boys smoking a cigarette. but now that
It has rnade you III VIII simply take
you home and leave your conscience to
panish you Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
A Liberal Husband.

George. DEAR" said loving young
wife, what are you going to give me
for Christmas present"
Il am thinking of insuring your life
for $4,000"
"Oh, you dear, lovely old thing that'.
just be too nice for anything. Judge
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

caoe oranges st Hstcb's, 2o Art E
rer toren.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Try F'acus Pros canned Vegetables
al llcessea s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
Tha Posi- ahandons all serious attemnt q

The Post abandons all serious attempt to
sustain the staten ents which it has made as the
advocate Of a railroad dictatorship for Washing
ton; but, yielding with bad grace, it endeavors
to cover its retreat under q cloud OF opithets.
THE STAR pleads guilty TO the charge of fight
ing to protect tho lives and property Of tho
people of Washington against Illegal encroach-
ments by RAILROADS, not only during the last
three months as specified, but whenever the
occasion has arisen during its whole life. 1t is
retained permanently on tho side of this COM
munity, and matter IN the public interest will
appear in its columns not only for days and
months, but always. Subsidized for an indefi-
mite period by the people Its advocacy is not
subject to the time limit of any of the ordinary
advertising marks. The Posts railroad advocacy
evidently does not possess these characteristics
OF permanence. 1t might even be inferred
from the care which the Post takes to re-
frain from repeating and sustaining the state
ments Of its original editorial. that only
single insertion Of the railroad matter Was in
dicated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
TIE LrADERs o. Tan SE.sos
ssrit e E.' E ERf E Eh W: SIS
s Exs Z kks Z sxs

We are very busy in Ginghsms. Last year q vas
satineS That il tine Way the popular its from
one isshion TO another The tempting patterns that
from your friends of a season ago The demand must
nave surprised the manufscturers-for the best are
sSarSe-except TO q few of us-who import direct We
completc-daplicate orders have been every day
OK Mo. OCk assortment got noised zrouud-and
snS new fsce has 1oiued our long lst Of patrons
pRays 10 Keep clear track to headquarters.
he last of the genuine Scotch CsinshAms are here
.aire orders CON handed attention-and have had
sxe rish OF the market some of the most attract.
glad TO sell Al 30c. and Sc. all along-we have
maj kea now-in these pAtterns-st CSC. The &oc.
c ayard The last are he best In no senses
tlsn one Some Lilac Stripes and rlaids-this Is one
on tns leading shades. you viii remember-xre marked
SStIipe and Plaid Novsties-o5c to 4oc
,,stss s S Bsnds-those instant winners Of good
p smasisS aoS S, and 90 Soc. yard.
satin Stripes-50c q ward
tartan Pl4ids-35c award
pp9Iurel te enects-2)c., 30c and Csc ward
The remaining few pieces Of Printed nrsIp,n,ina
me genuine English soods-we hay. REDUCED frm 20,
stx JSS L1trsms light aud medium shades leit-but
nave you followed advice and ooh al a, hi. pr.
49, ppts We know lots of YOU have by tie
ons h nas SOLD IL has five virtues-Iood many for
To- 10 eIlensre-only Coo yard Blue ami GRAY colors
IT'S n too late to get pattern even now M, il vii
more. DNN"'-~A ID NC Gao set any
Don't delay about the GnghSms-If you want any ~
rnern atena 10 IL az O1ice-and you will want one or
W.. ne nave seen some exceedingly Hastily woven
Oh. a. original and unique We leave them trirh vo,,
- BY the way omorrow-(D Decoration DayS-you
WI. Hase leisure Improve the time, come in and see
oui N0'eaueA We VII De open until O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
LAssBuReH 4 Bnou
DAILY TALKER

What comfort is derived from rood fttinr cOres
those bes, know that wear them but how many ladies'
are today wearing IN hitting and uncomfortable Cor
sets. and how detrimental this is 10 their health n
Is assolu'ely necessary TO procure . correct at in
Corset and whore better can this be accomplished
than with IN We certainly carry the largest stock.
We hsvs the choicest assortment. We a. corsets an
have experienced sales people 10 advise you
wefuily and freely guarantee the wear Of al eus
Corsets no matter wha; price What more can We dof
COOL coksETs.-we carry PONCE Corset g nsht
oafesther. but ss durable 40 II uads of
any heavy material We are the Washing
ton Agents for these sOods We recon-
mend these like our other nne cor.e.a
Should they not prove satisfactory NE givs
You another pair. Price. s3sa
OTHER SUMNER coRsErs.-The SO P,4os sos
The r. r. Price ell
The Thompson. Price s5c.
ThecP. Pricssl.2
All guaranteed as to At aud wear
OTHER coRsErs-Any reliable brand that Is made
for We allow only such Cor-ets to enter our
shelves tina, we feel satisfied are worth the
guarantee We put upon them.
coRsErs LAUNDRIEp AND REBoNEp.
FANs-FOr all occasions
From the Palm Leaf to The zines, SIX onea,
Fans for street wear
Fans for house wear.
Fans 20 match all dresses
Fans for confirmation PURPOSES
Fans for graduating purposes
AL the pretty novelties in air stirrers''
represented With US
We are the selling the Crown Pan.
patent folding in Black or colors for loo
Regular price PC.
LADIES' MOUNTAIN Made of silk Null I'm BLACK
AND White. Cream aud Pink.
sEAsHoRE Positively the newest cres-
HATS tons Price Sass
CHLDREN's HATs-In chAmbray. Null and Corded
Hats for Soc; price asked elsewhere 81:
half the amount saved. They have the fun
length lawn strings.
INFANTS CHRISTENING RoBEs.-Made OF en-
broidered French lawn. Handsomely trim
med, Sass
Hemstitched Swiss Robe 81 es
Swiss Embroidered Robe s39s.
All over Embroidered Robe s5.eS.
Nsinsook Robe with Gin. Embroidery. clus-
ter Of tucks above, $685.
Finer ones mp TO s25. 90 and $500.
INFANTS BooTEEs. INFANTS SKIRTS, IN.
FANTs' SLIPS. INFANTS JACKETS. INFANTS,
CAPS
INFANTS ENTIRE OUTFITS.
GENTS FLANNEL sHIRTs.-In q bewildering as
sortment Of beautiful patterns, each one
pret,ier than the other. the Finish on these
il as near perfect workmanship of that
sort can be. We keep the Belts and sashes
20 wear with these. likewise the ties
Our store is kept delightfully."- cooLa genuine pleas
ure TO shop with us. No annoyance suffered from
heat flies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE LEGITIMATE MERCHANTS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
m29 STREET.
BRopHEAp.s BAReA1ss.

BRopHEAps BARGAINS.
UNHEARD,OF REDUCrIoN IN PRICES,
81 Henrietta Cloth (46 inchi. now Csc
7ic. Atwood Gray Goods, now 31I<c.
6oc styles Side band Fabrics now soc.
81. 90 Embroidered Gingham Dress patterns nov
S1.75; ,$l.g5 Embroidered India Linen Patterns
Lovely New Ginghams. &c. TO 25c. yard.
Real French Satines, exquisite designs, 2jc
Outing Flannels and Challies In great varietys
90 per cent discount allowed on PxrasolA
Doc. All-linen Table Damask now 37i<c
DIT. wsrner's Balls. r. O. Corsets, Csc
1onsdale Cambria, genuine, sc.
Monarch Shirt, VIC. shaw Knit Hose, 25c
BkoDHKAO Co.
- 907 + st. Masonic TempIeA
Estaonsneo loo1s mx9h3ts
II ERvAND ENdRAvER AND LTHO0RAPHRR
n 1012 Pa. ave-
hundred "a Sn -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

If You play with fire you must EXPECT to get scorched
The Post" this morning hits the nail on the head il
the following editorial:
STICK TO YOUR HOME MERCHANTS.
If there IS not already law to that effect one
auire the itinerant merchants who Temporarily
set up IN business i'll this city to pay . license
~ Is not Just 10 our permanent merchants that
these wandering trsdesmen should be allowed
TO come IA here and do business for a short
them. Tie resident merchants who own prop
srow and pay Of To the
tisg h to pr pts and they should hayeit
readers to siyefheir trade tn our own estab-
Nshed merSHants. No outside itinerant sales
Consideration, do better for you than our own own
merchants. whom You know and who are al
way here to deserve Your patronage by fair
The home merchants are not only entitled to
they are entitled to the trade OF MasLingtopiapa
Thanks-friend POST"
If the local traders tried to perpetrate onebaf NJ
the scandalous schemes en- you that these com.
mercid Migrants do-you'd mob 'em. Let ,em
alone.
We don't cross our hands-look pious-and say
we are the only legitimate merchants Not by q
long chalk. Any of the other traders here-that
nave grown up with you-employ your friends
spend their money with you-wiIl serve you con.
scienuousiy. But It's the circus wagon stores
that move in in the morning-and out when thu
darkness of night will conceal their fight taking
their plumber with them-you want to look out for.
What do you know of 'em? You never saw them
beforehand they don't want to see vou again. They
occupy the position of the small boy on the
bank with the bent pin. You don't want to be the
suckers" Not an elegant term-but expressive.
They're here today-and who knows where they
are tomorrow! To listen to their announcements
you'd think that nearly every clothing manufac-
tory in the country had been reduced to ashes-and
those not burned had failed. The more sensational
the bat-the further you want to get away from
them,
They're Fire Sales in one end of the city-and un-
der another cloak-Syndieate Sales, Bankrupt
Sales-Asssgnee Ssles-and goodness knows what
not-somewhere else. They are warts on the hand
of trade-and ought to be burnt Of with the causto
Of your contempt.
It's not in line alone-but In all the legitimate
branches Of business--that these folks make their
appearance-and if you'll only he warned in time
you'll save yourselves the humiliation Of being the
victimso of humbug.
WE are here to supply you and 90 are scores Of
others-citizens-all Of us. We're here todsv.
tomorrow and every serving you to the best Of
our sbility-honestly and faithfully-re.dy with
our guarantee to insure you in your purchases
cause you know who and Whist we ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

There IS strong feeling prevalent that
Speaker Reed is no half way man aud that
when he says no intoyicants shall be sold In the
House restaurant, he means what he says. The
Speaker is right and he will have the hearty
support of the best element of the country re-
CARELESS Of politics. National egislative prohi-
bition, like charity, should begin at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

Many members of the House are already
prepared to support the proposed bill to Greet
rapid transit railroad from the south wing of
the Capitol 70 the Senate restauran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

After the quiet life Mr.. yaux has led in Phil
adsiphla he finds the impetuosity of Congress
just little disturbing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

The Confederate emb!ens carried away from
Richmond today rs sacred souvenirs were all
manufactured in Connecticut. Thus do we see
sectional prejudices removed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

Today the South lauds the virtues of Lee.
Tomorrow the Union will land the virtues of
the Union-saycrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

WI. Bayne cannot compare with Mr.. Bynum
&c the representative Of an earthquake state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

IL Is respectfully suggested to Mr.. Cleveland
that q sun bath is good for the rheumatism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
Souvenirs FoR CHlLDHrs.
Continued.

oos' 'efasoAs' 81 Zoe
25c. Fast Black Hose. all sizes...oo c
25c. Swiss Ribbed Vests. all sizes. .1ec
700. "nise Dresses' W N years.
&c. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs ....... d.
CSC. Windsor scarfs all styles. ....,2 oc
SOC Lace and Embroidery Collars . %,
Toe. Laundered Shirt Waists, all Styles &C
SOC. Shirt Waists. ell styles. .44c
SOC. Corset Waists. all styles. &c
Socs onirfeu oun nats.... SAC
4l-9S Imported Novelty Hats. rs
10 por cent discount-l0 per cont OF the marked
prices Of all Jackets. Coats Connemaras Flannel and
Cloth suits American Hosiery Company's underwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

Earthquakes in Indiana seem to come in
blocks of nine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

The man whom the South honors today IS one
Of the most impressive characters the world
has ever seen. lie rose superior to defeat and
supreme over disaster and ruin. 1t does not
matter in contemplating such man as Lee
what opinion is held of the cause for which he
fought. This leader was. in the general view,
greater than the cause. If he had fourishcd
In an earlier aud happier period he might have
today the homage of every American as he has
the homage Of the South.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
WASHINGTON D. c. THURSDAY MAY % 1890
. We close at noon t0norro'p. Friday.


45.IScH E,issofpEav FLousc1sos
AT HALF PRICE
sAfs AT t. Go,
THE BON MARcHE.
Today We place sale 500 pieces Of 45.inch En-
orodery Dress Fiouncings In very latest pstterps
including hemstitched scsllopped edges scsilopped
ssns At about half value. We make the price so low
we can only sell them in regular 4yard strips bpt
we feel sure IL you will examine them you will 6na
you can secure a. yards for the price that 2k or
yarus Will cost you elsewhere. We have divid cd them
into
ct the following prices:
LOT 1.
e for strip Of AZ yards-about 45c yard.
LOT
% for strip Of AZ yards-about &c yard.
LOT 3.
s375 for strip Of AZ yards-about S3c. yard
Lor4
"a for strip of IA yards-abou, Soc yard.
s5 for strip Of ~ ysrds-lb ,ut 81 IL yard
LOT g.
&c for strip of AZ yards--about Al ri . yard
Look at these Flouncngs the cheapest ever offered.
THE BON MARcHz.
TRIMMED MILLINERY.
We have Just received large line Of Midsummer
Styles in Trimmed Hats. Some very handsome and
stylish effects and at moderate prices; worth your
while to look them over.
THE BON MARCHE.
NULL HATS.-Just opened line of Silk Null Hats
for Ladies and Misses in various shapes
at low prices. We show them in
Black. White. Cream. Pink. Blue, Car
dinal Gray, Navy Brown and Old
Rose: large assortment Prices guar.
anteed.
TIT #HEEEr BBfsoo 90 MN
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

NEW UNIVERSAL HAMMOND TYPEwRITER..
nd .sxsmise lie uHifERsAL HAMMOND TYPE
JOHN C. Parker,
Agent for District Of Columbia,
m22-1m el7 and 6le sth st n ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

There is enc imper.sha5le though! il the
minds of tho people Of the United S:a.as--the
Union of the States. On no occasion does this
thought have more potency CT soar higher
than on the ANIMAL recurrence of the period
when loving tongues and tender hands remake
in symbol the battle and the victory for the
Union and consccrate anew tie temple of our
liberties. At Gettysburg, ct Arlington and a
thousand other places the voice of gratitude,
Of pride and patriotism is raised and the
praises Of whole people are lifted to the
heavens, because our Union has been pre-
served and our grand national future assured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
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III assa
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F E e. f E e. 4 4 u
! FL Il BDb , "A ! =

This will be the last moment we can hold the
following great "space-giving" figures. because by
Saturday morning those new invoices Of Low Shoes
and Russell Goods must be in place.
Al 1878. All sizes Of our ladies' Best French Kid
Hand-turnsd Boots. and all Of our Mems
custom-msds French Calf and Kanga-
roo Laced, Congress and Button Boots
These are just the very goods others get
g. ard s.. 80 for
Al S2.S7. All sizes Of our Ladies' Finest Donsola
Hsnd-turn and Hand-welt Button Boots
Cat least IL different styles: and all sizes
Mems Fine Calf and Genuine Kangaroo
Handscwed Shoes, laced, button and Con-
gress Cat least o different stylesl. And
this is what others get 81 for
Watch for some large announcements in Friday
Rvapip0,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

This is a gray day in Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

Open this evening and until aooR--tonnrop- Decora.
ton DJy -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29
F1eHr Say Or FAXES.

You play with fire you must EXPECT to get scorched
The POST this morning hits the nail on the head in
the following editorial:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-29

EINE JOB BOOK BINDING AT THF yERy INV
est figures at the National Binderr 6ii fonisi.rs
my5-1m' JOAN q Hopors. Prop.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-20
The Battle of Life

The true hero will en.ieayor to make the most of life, and to this end the first consideration Is a robust constitution. Like good general on the battle plain, who. when expecting an attack from tsfe enemy. will iutrench himself in tets tes tions. so hr. when disease ls n ii9e st mosphere ar lowering in amhush amid climatic changes, will fortify his system against every eneroaehment the grin monster may seek 10 make. Many il grand life has ended fer want Of timely preeaution in the honr of need, When lever and influenza are abroad. when the damp. chilly days touch the marrow bones, when e;iuyia and malaria walk hand in hand. then it is that the system should he fortified hy a use of that su- perb strengthening tonic alieraiiye, DF, John Bulfs Sarsaparilla, which keeps the blood pure and the functions regulated. so that disease cannot enter the citadel of life.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-20
MONEY. AND Nor BONDS.

The Memphis Commercial, which is generally alive to the interests of the people. has the following timely and truly good suggestions on the eondi- ton of our finances.
 Senator John sherman has been Il curse to his country as the ageut of the monopclists and national bapks in the United States senate. Brought by the existing condition of things to admit d necessity for more currency. he can think of no other means than a , per cent. convertibla bond for the use of the national banks in carrying out their obligations tc the government under the national banking act. To this the democrats should iuterpose a ccaseless and vigilant opposition.
 They must insist, according to demo- cratic precedent. and to be consistent. on the simpliicalion of the financial operations of the government, and conlining them to it's own agencies the treasury and the sub treasuries To this end silver should be made as free as gold. and eventually be put on t par with it by an arrangement with the nations of Europe Greenbacks ought to be substituted for the nation al bank issues, and banks everywhere be left to the operation of state laws. and come under state control, ohserva- ton and examination. And.i addition to this, all outstanding issues of bonds ought to be redeemed by greeubacks as soon as is possible, without distur- bance in any degree fl the business of the country. The government should cut itself clear from all alli- ances with banks of any kind. and by the redemption of it's pended indebt. edness, cut aloof from spectators and Wall street. Collecting it's revenues at the custom houses. and paying it's expenses at it's treasury and sub-treas- uries, 1t would be aloof from all com mereial and financial agencies, and the people be left to their own enterprise and their own shifts of capital for growth and advancement The federal as well as the state governments. must be hands off as to trade and finances. Commerce and money must, In the interests of the people. he absolutely free. With the free coinage of silver and gold, and greenhacks proportinn' ed to the per capita needs and demands of the people. the, may safely be left to their own deyisemenis in trade and traffic and finances. They do not need paternal hand to help them. They do not need assistance from the public treasury. nor advice from con gressmen. They have been. and still are, the intelligent architects of the coun- try's fortunes, and are as capable as ever of going 1t alone. No more bonds should be the rallying cry of the democrats in the fifty second con- gress.
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-20
Interesting Information
CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEKI
 Packages and all matter mailed at less than letter rates of postage should, in addition to the name and address of the sender upon the eavrl- ope or wrapper. rear in connection herewith a request for it's return in the event of non delivery. in which case it is also returnable directly to the sender from the postoilice ad- dressed. charged with return postage at the rate required for the class of matter to which 1t belongs.
 The distinction. under the postal regulations. as regards the return of unclaimed and undelivered matter is that letters and other matter m epaid tt fnlI letter rates are returnalblr free, whereas matter mallahle at less than letter postage requires the payment of eturn postage.
 If il be borne in mind that only such unclaimed and ulitlelivered letters aad other matter prepaid at full letter rates of postage as do not bear the name and address of the sender. and such other matter mailrd at less than letter rates of postage as does not bear d request for it's return. is required to te sent tn the dead lelter olllce, the Bfi hHtf1t VI lilf SltGEfNilftlS III lt- spect to placing the name and address of the sender on all matter mailed is apparent.
 All matter mailable at less than let ter rates of postage must be so wrapped or iuc'osed that it can be readily examined at the office of de. livery. as well as at the mailing office, without destroying the wraI pr; other wise it is suhjrct to letter postage.
 Much of the package and parcel mat ter received Ut the dead letter office is that which has been deposited for mailing sealed and closed against in. speciion and prepaid Ut less than letter rate; being unnaiiahle in such condi- tiop. and the name and address of the sender not appeaEg upon the cover. whereby il might be returned for cor. reetion and proper compliance with postal conditions. it necessarily is sent to the dead letter office.
 tTD sf. IsnNrINfTED
The Forrest City times., 1890-12-20
Standard Remedies.

''ls this the bestPn is a question asked often when medicine is wanted The following are few If the medi- cines of known reliability sold by II Evans X Co.,. druggists. They have many other excellent medicines, but these are worthy of especial mention;
 Chamberlain Cough Remedy fa- nous for it's cures of severe co ds an as a preventative for croup. l1l,e D cents per bottle.
 Chamberlain Pain Balm. general family liniment. and especially yalu- able for rheumatism. Price 50 cents per bottle
 Chambeilain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhna Remedy, the most reliable known medicine far bowel complaints, IL is especially priZed by persons sub iect To collie. IL has cured many cases of chronic dianll1a. Price ao and 5o cents p'r bottle.
 St patsick' Pills. for disorders of the liver and bowels. \ vigorous but gentle physic that cleanses and reno yates the whole system. Price 2a cents per box,
 Clanherlain's Eye and Skin Oint- ment, for letter, salt rheum. sealfl- head. eczema and chronic sore eyes Price n cents per box.