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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

A rHoUsAND-DoILAR engagement ring is
no bar against en-thousand-dollar di-
yorce
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

No 0pi,sm in Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail 25c
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

ELEVEN children out of twelve need DIR.
Bulls Worm Destroyers occasionally. These
dainty little candies are always safe and
sure
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

SOCIETY lions are generally men who are
able to lie on their roars.-Elmira Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

FoR any case Of nervousness, sleepless-
ness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia,
relief is sure in Carriers Little Liver Pills
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

THE man who is too fond of his ante usu-
ally makes the acquaintance OF his uncle
Boston Post
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

Frw men sow their wild oats without get
ting more or less rye mixed in with them.
-Atchison Globe
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

LADIES whopossess the finestcompiexions
are patrons Of Glenn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, soc.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

LAWYERS are men who work with will.
Doctors often put them in tho way OF it,
Florida Times Union.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

Much harm has been done III the
church by mon whose whole religion
has consisted ia theorszing. or. in other
words, living for the one sole purpose Of
discussing What they call their theology.
The soundest thcolcgy Will decay in the
soul shsf has NO prompting 20 earnest.
practical services "a nited preshyte-
Eian.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

"SERIAL" buildings are what they call
those high ones, because they are continued
stories.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

In commercial circles they have what are
called cast iron notes. 1t seems as Though
1t would be hard to forge them.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

fn England s4g Woaneu sWinE heavy
haug@lers rs prae.sea8 alaeksmlsass
wAAs q (s1 eemsa ~se en plsgc2 y zAlls
mzRsasl Nka mkss aaiis ~ as4sel
sasas
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29
catarrh can,t ma Cured

WHEN man goes home loaded there Is
likely to be an explosion IN the house
Buffalo Courier.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29

pnfortune what SAD pngne Ie
onc that Many once tuneiu,
voice among belong genus homo = u'' So
~ tbe For the above menuonu
croaker remedy was ever dse 49,. = ana
keep their heads c Medical
u and Dr. Plerces uoaen ~
Of sold by druggists a. rYoaa No
DR. the worst cases OF - Wy
matter standing for all laryngea a
Pierces Discovery IS posuse
builds the heh ana ~
1t is guaran'seu "
in recommended taken Az s N1N
tralo moneyp 1t will be refunded
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29
Faox tho Herald q Faith, St, Louis, Mis-

WIEN the inpecuniops man takes his
watch 10 the pawnbrokcr he realizes that
time is money.-Buffal0 Courier.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-05-29
PHYSICIANS recommend 'Tansilps Punch

WIyErye at sin-lowering the eyelid at
the ggist.-Leadville Herald
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Ayers Pills
Prove cHrttIyr

prove effective.
"In thp SUMMER n. isul I wa, sent tu the
Annapolis hospital suffering with chronic
liauhDI. While there. I hrgamr sU re-
durrl lu strength that I could mot spruk Iud
WJ, compelled tu write everything wanted
90 ,Iy was rliru having some % or "a
stools prr dHy The doctor, urlrrrt q medic
riue that ! WIs satisfied would br Ol no
benefit fn ms ! did not take TO- bat per-
sWiiru my Har-e tu srr ulr some ui DE
Ayers Pills Ahuuf iwu U'riork Boo rHr after
noon too. -iN u' These pills, and hy midi
uigHf began ll frtl better. DO ibr morning
thr dustnI, eanir again, Hud after deciding
that Wy symptom. were more favorable gave
ne "a different medicine. which Iid uUt Use.
but luDs iulr mnge uf tHe pIil, instead Ths
uHKt dHg lua dugiur, ramf 90 -rr ur. aut
Thought ! was dn.u- nicely. aud ,o dld d..
/ then tool, ONE '.Il a day fora week Al the
end oi tlHt time, Z considered myself CURED
and chat Ayers p.'is had saved any lie.
was Chem NeIa Lut had uu return of the
disease, and gained W strength as fast as
could hr respected q e. lIre. Late Lieut..
aIh lta-r Mass. Nu. Infantry
Aver. IHsIf. #ra
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
PLACED IVY ON his CRAVE.
The sirma Chl Fraternity Honor the
Memory OF Warrington

Memory OF washtnrton.
4 large number of the members
vt the Sigma Chi fraternity under
The charge Of Epsilon Alumni
Chapter visited Mount Vernon
Yesterday on the steamer Charles Mac
alcsior While at the tomb of Wash.
inciCu an ivy plant was procured by
Mr.. RCcinal Icudall. president of Ep
silou Chapter and permission was
given by Superintendent Dodge To-
plant 20 at the tomb The ceremony
vas performed by Miss Helen a. Cal
hCun. daughter Of Rear Admiral Cal
hCun Of this city, amid the applause Of
The fraternity men After visiting the
mansion a luncheon was served ON the
boat and the party returned 10 this
city.
Immediately after their arrival
husirCss meeting was hell Go Willard
Hall Committees were appointed to
consider the question OF adopting
fraternity flower and flag. and rc~0m.
lion was adopted thanking the Epsilon
Chapter Tor the many hOspiialitit. ex,
tended 10 the visiting members.
Last evening the convention was
closed by a banquet. 20 which seventy
five men sat down The table was beau
tiiully decorated and many toasts were
drunk TO the success and prosperity of
The fraternity The convention was
formally adjourned by President Fen.
dali, and to day the members are lgav.
ing for home.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
THE GREATEST KNOCKOUT
CLOTHING SALE

on record. Prices blown sky high Values
scattered 10 the four winds. Inis will be the
phenomenal sale ut the century. such values
as We will give VIII never be given again.
Now is your opportunity
Mems Heavy Melton Oyercoats, s. '5; re-
duCed from IS
Mems Chiuchilla Oyerc1ats, s3s-; reduced
Mems fine Kerscys. s575 reduced from sls
Elegant Fur trimmed listers, s., reduced
Handsome Chiuchila Ovsrcoats satin
lued IS; reduced from 81,
CarF's Melton Oyercoats, lap seams velvet
collar lined with double warp, Italian and
elk faced, SO. reduced from g..
Mems Black Allw Che7iots $3.50 re-
Mems Good, solid Business suits, $3.50; re
Mems Wor isd suits sacks ana euf4ways
2, and $40 reduced from n, ana sD
Tie finest Ia aluI-male Dress suits, sacks
Getaways and Prince Alnrrt-, si.h.lius {
throughout, reduced from - so, $50 aui sa5
Children. oyereoats, long eapes, gl.s,; re-
Zine Blue Cblneuua Cape ove-eolt-, 81 So
Faneg Cheriot oyercoats, $3.50; reduced
Boys Cape Oysrsost-, lst 10 Is years. sg50.
reduced from $50.
Chfdfen,s suits, 81 e1.. reduced from s9s0
tlildEel' suits s-i reduced from 81 -o-
leo Children OVsrguats, 3iu.
$40 pairs Knee Pants al $50
E1lQ Mems Pants uf our own manufacture
o. He feralled 40 wholesale prices.
-l0 Mems Cape UFerCuats 90 Sas SOLD IRA
every store for elT
The goods we uIar al the prices uamei
GhuEe Wi.I a-touI-L the most skeHficaI Ne
more than fllHI our advertisement and
guarantee fhe a'ues we advertise.
COR. gTH AND = SIS \. ~.
Riley Building.
H. FRIEDLANDER,
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Going IIack 10 n. OId Quarter.

When BailiH Hoe adjourned court at
Lieutenant Kelley. precinct this morn
ing be notified the Witnesses and others
that on Monday morning court would
convene in the old court building al
the corner of Sixth and ID streets The
worEmcu have not completed the work
there hut Judge Miller says that he g
determined not 10 dispense Justice on
wheels any longer lie feels that
the longer be waits the longer he may
have 90 wait. and that work may he
continued ON The old temple until the
leaves come in the spring There are a
large number OF continued cases 90 Doe
disposed Of that have been adjourned
from time 10 time.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

The Dynamo machine. IN theory
ard practice, was The subject Of the
Rev. Dr.. Woodman lecture at the
Catholic University yesterday after,
noon lie explained the mechanism
and principles Of this wonderful iuven-
tion, and described lhc successive i'm
prOyemgnis which it has undergone
since, PiXits inst experiment In ls33
down to the famous Brush aud Ellison
dynsmos Of o. d1yp Dr. Woodmlu
left for New York this morning. but
will return later IN the winter 10 deliver
a course Of scientific lectures al the
University
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
MortEarsd lhnrch 40 be soId

The Virginia Avenue Baptist Churcl
is likely 10 hc sold at auction on mex
Tuesday unless the congregation sue
CtCd iu raising considerable sum be
tween EUW and lhat time The church
Is situated at the curnerof First and ii
streets southwest, and Is built of brick
tWC stories high lt was erected some
years ago upon borrowed money, Sc
cured by decd ul trust 90 Watson J.
Newton and Irving Williamson. who
new waHttheir mnney Rev Dr. CBg.
pasIur ut The cturch, has been working
bard for some time lU save the building.
and sill has hopes of misiug the neces-
-HY funds
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
wAsnINeToN SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad.

schedule In eject November 10. 1899.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and e. street.
Fon CWCADo and Northwest, Nestlbuled
$50 b m.
FouCiNuNS,rt. 81. Louis and IndIauapo f..
cNpttss daily, 3 20 ard ii.30 nm.
FOU PtII-HurU and Cleveland, express daily,
N'u n and 20 p M.
Fuu tAINGIuN and points I'm the Shenadoah
ToRWisun.ftg and way stations, $3.50 m.
For LtUNN, FS 80 pm.
FoH BAiTtN7Hr. week days, O5. %. Gg1.
3 90 20, 800 i5miuutesl $50. .35 400.
O2 % a. miuutCsl.a m. l4l0, s15. . 90 B a.,
tlmlnutcsI 3 23. IS, 40, Is 90. 4j minutes
5V2, .30, 600, 81 rs, $50. l5, i,3l %. i0J
aId u 20 pm. sundays, t00, 80, 30, 5 -,
Ia1 $50 bC0, q minutusl. sos, 600, .lI,
CSC. 80, 900 10 30, ii30pm.
Ton MAt srNIloNs between Washington aud
baltimore, so 80 $50 Q m. 1910, 3.25, 30.
biu' ao, 10 . m. sundays, $50 a m, TOO,
a.-1 Z 81, $50, 30 ii.9O 9 NJ.
IhAiN. LtA1E Baltimore for Washington
week days, 500, G,9O. ESQ 4.l1. 80 500
$50. s35 9.30. lee0. loss a NJ; i2.0l isi0.
2lo, $50. 2jc, l,l5, 500, GOO, G.2O, 5.15, 80,
80 sA, ht5; lnio i0sl and 100 N. sun
m; i2oo, 1o1, 2te. ESQ, 4.15. 500, o b. 7O5,
go, s,fo 500, 1910, 1880 aud n 90 .. m
fog ASNArous 6;5 and $50 a m, ls.lO and
Leave Annapolis Gt5, s87 a m. l3UT. 85lp
m. sundays, SO m, 3 IS p m.
For STATIONS on the Metropolitan Branch
100 ss.5J a M, l.l' M, For principal
stations only, 100 a m, it3 30 and $3.50
q m
FuB GAIrHEE-HuBa and intermediate points,
TOGO 1900, a m. tl2.50 1885, i,33, *5,35,
5000. ~ 85 D m.
FoU Bulp's aud intermediate stations, 200
M,
CiiUUru ruAs leaves Washington on sunday
a l.l5 p M. stopping at am stations on
MetroTolitan Bran D.
Fog EisgEalgs Z %, ss 20, $3.50, fii.8o m,
HN.IN r NH..I %
FoE HAoEEsTouS, 10 20 m aud $3.50 pm.
TRAJNs arrive from Chicago deily 1850 "a m
anu q ia ms from Cincinnati and ~. Louis
daily 3 - d m and ao5 ms from Pittsburg
'.lo m, ; 10 D. m daily.
ROY BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
PHILADELPHIA.
rs6O. 10 0i. fIs05am. 80. a5dtaud sij5 b
IN. Buffet parlGT Cars on am dag trains
sleeping Car ca the 1850 b 40, open at 900
pm.
Fig Bo-r0s, '9FO = M with PuIIm am BuHst
Sleeping Car running through o. Boston
without change, E.a PDughkeeTsie Bridge,
landing passengers 10 b. & n. station az
FoH IHIIauEIrmA. sI0s. 500 1000 slsO0
noon 25h, , 90, sd.l5 and lo30pm.
fuH Mn AnE, Del, Wilmington and Chester
a4oi. 500 m, ~ co noon, 3.E0, .5.tg, els,
and 10, % D m. Limited press stopping
90 Wilmington, " ouly rll-tJ a M.
For lNFEENEulNTE points between BAlti-
more and Philadelphia. 500 and 20 a N,
r4 li, 3 80 b m
TRANS leave New 3 OTIS Tor washington.
500. lao a %, goo 5 ~, 500 m and
Hls rs night.
THAH- leave Philadelphia for Washington,
l-t, IS q, -lls5 m, 40 lal. 6l1
Fl- b m-
FoE AILA>rIa ClTr. f0l and 100 "a m, 1900
noon. sundays, u5 u, i+tl noon.
fENrgUt sunday. HpaIIy. s-uUlay OUly.
Baggage called Tor aud checked frum hotels
ana residences by Union Transfer Co. 90 or-
deIs left al ticket offices Ula and 1851 Pa ave-
and 30 depot.
~ o. uDELL, CHAs. o. SCULL.
Gen. Manager. Geu Pass. Ag't.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Onoiai Vi,ii Nv a Ar Men.

Department Commander Utcll AMI
siaH, accompanied by Commando IN.
Chief Nealey and Post Department
Commander Evans Of Massachusetts,.
rarc an official visit 10 the Potomac
lil',i Corps at its regular meeting last
night Speeches were made by General
NCalcy, Major Urcll, Colonel Cook.
Major Burke Major Evans, Colonel
Llncolu, Chaplain Bradford. Senior
Niee Commander FauuCc and Junior
Nicc.Commandcr Farusworth Six ap.
plicanis for membership were Initiated.
and fourteen applications for member.
ship were received The Carnival of
Nations viii begin Tuesday Dccem
lDr D
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
747EGiGG !lfiS:yii1izl !: l!yit.5i =. !
TsNNec YacaNco RANVNN Ec ~ cJsF Foe -
~ b-sSN9 NsNSeANNs 9,SSSsNN = Oe feSS4LARRso
MM WWEwE = 81 DRiS ~
Anwr THE POSITIVE CURE, LSaS%
St.
rs DIDN'T FORGET IT.
Woman's Startling Reminder for
Her Absent Minded Husband

a Woman's Startling Reminder for
her bseut-Minded Husband
A wife recently cave her husband a
sealed letter begging him not to open
itull he got 10 his place of business.
says the Sheffield lEngl telegram.
When he did so he read
i am forced 10 tell you something
that | know will trouble you, bur il IS
my duty 20 do So am determined YOU
shall know, let the result be what may.
lhave known for week thatitwas com.
inC, but kept 10 to myself until to-day.
when 10 has reached crisis, and I can
not keep Il any longer You mus. not
ceusure me TO harshly, for you must
reap the results as well as myself. | do
hone u won't crush YOU
by this time the cold persniraiiOn
stood on his forehead with the fear of
some terrible unknown calamity. He
turned the page his hair slowly rising,
az read
The coal is all used up Please call
aud ask for some 20 be sent this after
noon I thought by this method YOU
would not forget 70 lie didn't
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
New Order In.tltnted

Isaac Cans, presidents Jerome Lang,
past president; !. r. Ninton, vice presi.
dent II u. Lctcher secretary S. l..
kohn. treasurer. Henry G. Shute.
marshal. and William Baum. guard.
have been elected officers Of the branch
organization In the District Of the Pro.
grCssive Benefit Order OF Boston. The
lodge was instituted At Scottish Rite
Hall 10y State Deputy Hauce, w. b.
Rcd OF Baltimore aud District Organ
ilcr l.. l.. kohn. The motto OF the
urtci Is Friendship. Protection. Prog
Itss Ladies and gentlemen are both
tIieihlc tu mem hcrship.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
- I.uaTInE Fare.. II

Be- ihe term Ee often hear applied % fg.
modem lIiaIuy jury Tie Trial ur Ur
Pierce tHNurjie ffrsg1Hr. hy "a IurF of
Thousands uf women aHf red aIrh .-feuaIe
mUisiufs. hl- teeu uu farce. ON It has
established lie iaut lhar tl- remedy e. %
rs l..t. .ur aI "lIaH.. ae4sue-se- n0.lIIlr
Iu ilc -gN- The uuls ueiIIGe lHrWuuru.
-u'l u} druggists, HfJ.r G H.sfr. gaHH#frs
Hum tae manufacturers that DO W,ll give
rati-iagltnu iu every case, Cr money aift De
eiUEata This guarantee has been prilreI
lH the haitlC-wupPer aul faithfully car
IL. on q. mLu. ...r.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
an nIh solhIer Rreaks lis NecI,
rtmrernnce Mas MeetInr

At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon the
W. c. 4. L Of the District will hold a
meeting at the Congregational
Church, Tenth and G. streets northwest
Mrs Bessie Starr Eeefer Of Toronto
will speak upon the topic "a Nation s
Peril aud the Remedy. Reports will
bc made Of the National W. G. T. L.
Convention recently held at Atlanta,
Ga. The music will be a special fea-
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Berkeley pure
Mseting Of a KspabIloan cIub.

mteuns Of The Maryland Repub
licau Association. beld al 900 & street
last night, several applications fol
membership were received and laid
over until the next meeting A report
Of The financial condition of tue ass0.
CialiOn VAS read by The financial secre-
iay. The annual election Uf officers
Was announced 90 take place 90 the
EeNt meeting After reading seyera.
communications the association al-
louILcd until Friday December ie
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Ry All Odds

The most generally useful medicine IS Ayers
Pills. AsHremedy for the various diseases
Of the stomach liver, and bowels, these
Pills huyp no equal Their sugarcon' ing
causes them not only tu De- easy aud
plels3u, tO take bat preserves their Wcdi.
cmlI integrity m 900 climates aud tur any
reasonable length ol time. The best family
medicine. Ayers rlls are, also, unsurpassed
tor tbr use of travellers, soldiers, sailors,
campers, and piouprr-. lu some ui the
most critical eases when au other remedies
have Failed.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
lamnn Hnt Drar-.

For coughs ana COILS take Lemon Hot
uTuI-.
For sore Throat aal bronchitis. take
Lemon lUl uuEs
For IEeauura auI argHzatis, take
Lemon liaf lu..-
Hot Drops.
For u. .lroat ana lung diseases, take
Lemon lIul Drops
Am elegant lad reliable preparation.
sod ~ druggists - cents per bottle.
Prepared Is I'LL. Motley. 80. D.. Atlanta 4a.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
EsIsa.sd rrnnl L.II.

ON September 9 Judge Miller sent
Ecsebery Jones. young CcI0red ai,
10 JAN for larceny II was NOT bis lg-
size 90 give Jones B jan sentence, bur
was compelled Ia 10 so. as there w4suu
IGCm iug him 10 the Reform school AS
~ yaCaECy since lhal ime has 0C
CURED Ia tLe school Judge Miller hal
lbe boy brought before him today and
took bis personal bond
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
LEMON ELIXIR.

stomach, B"Usls, Kidue- and Blood.
Dr. NDzleV lemon rHUr Is pleas mt
ltmuu driHk that positively cures all
bii0usuess, Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, Diz-
z.Less Colds, Loss Uf Appetite, FeFers,
ClIls Bloighes Fimples Pain iu B4ek,
PaiTifatiou of Heart all all other diseases
caused bF dislrjerel liver stomach and
Kidneys the fr5t great cause qf an fatal
diseases. Fifty cents aud One dollar per
bottle. sold ly druggists. Prepared only
IS IL. lgz.ey, NJ. d.. Atlanta ti4-
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
Esrsel-y pure rye WHISKY
cola weather aud vaEraut..

These frosty mornings bHiag glg an-
fHuuHales into tue Police Court To-
da5 Judge Miller LAD before him Eir-
-ua Hawks John Thornton. Thomas
ltllor Eliza eJl Williams ald
Thomas Mitchell. ll CHARGED wilL
ka-Iauly Ile -four frt banned were
sent ta fbe wureL gs. far sixty lavs
each iu. MilAe.I was allowed 3 - au
Dis personal bond
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
peaEh 81 George 81 Conway

Dir George rs Conway father Of
Mrs Perry s Heath OF lhls g5.y, and Of
Ni Ge.r-ia Conway wla bias been
aftauiIu- school 20 Mount Vernon
Academy died - Lis home at Lagi=
si-e ky several days since. Tie ws-
enc ut Louisville leading citizens.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

fuhu Ruddeu, The pioneer Iusfl1mcnf man,
centrally loc4'ei at o}0and 1}l seventh street
uuffUwc-f has lust returned from The east.
grn markets with du immense supply 0f all
kiuu. ut housekeeping goods. carpets stoves.
rugs. eiC. You can furnish y0ur house from
'rI.fr io garrett q TINS store, with cash
IIi.C. on he insfaIlmrnt plan
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
THEY WANT SUFFRAGE

I Northeast Washington citizens Asso-
CintlOn Pass a Series Of Resoiutions.
The Northeast Washington Citizens
Association held q meeting last night at
The Peabody School Builiinc. and trans.
acted considerable routine business. a
series of resolutions offered by Mr. S. G..
lark were adopted They were 90 the
eject that taxation without representa-.
tion is oppressive and tyranical and that
the association are earnestly In favor of
q muniCipsI government for the Dis.
trict republican iu form, In which the
people may have some voice in the man
sCemCnt of their own municipal affairs
Ihis resolution with another In re-
gard 20 street Improvements In The
District. (which for many years have
lCen made exclusively at public eN.
ptLsc opposition to q special tax on
aiut'irg property for forthcoming inn
ptuvcmenis, unless similar tax he
charged back on all property benefited
NN corresponding improvements since
1851, viii I've furnished for appropriate
reference 10 the Senate the House of
Representatives and the President by a
committee, consisting Of the president
.' .I.. .l|N''IIH tANN7I Aa A.INl N
and W c Dodge
Vice President DR. Thomas Taylor
was elected president TO succeed Mr.
Josiah Millard resigned Mr.. Thomas
w Smith was elected 90 succeed DR.
Taylor as vice president Mr T. H.
Brown was chosen temporary secretary.
vice A Girouard, resigned
An uId soldier Breaks his Seek
For three years past George w
Tucker who was formerly a surgeon at
Font Meyer has been living in a small
house near the fort Yesterday he was
found dead i'm the hallway Of the house.
with his neck broken Near the body
there was a trunk and broken lamp, and
the general impression is that Tucker
attempted 10 carry both lamp and trunk
down stairs and missed his footing and
fell No one can remember having
seen Tucker since a week ago yesterday,
and 10 is thought that the accident oc-
CURED either on Saturday or Sunday.
The body was buried by the military
authorities al Fort Never.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

E number ~ ery physicians AS.
uisLt formed Washington arziIary
t1lhe A.umuI A=s citation % The Hibul-
mann Medical College HI Philadelphia
Officers Her- elected AS follows Pl-si
dent DI q ~ Verdi vice president
DI 4 = Gilbert secretary lE Isl E
King treasurer ur B -Horuslll-
The annual meeting Hi ag held iu
March 81 each year.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

Forever iflr Faars SITS Is H.a-IHH salrl-
~ 55Iup las hlll used llr .l.IIreg aaarl-
n- % soothes tle dl..l saf-ea5 t.e zEu-
IaEs ail paiu cuHe- aul aHa aH- .s
ttst remedy Tor laIl.Ha. IHeltE-0rr
lluLs a llLle
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
THE DAILY CRITIC
CITY SPECIALS.
foayo,nc,.p a,soollrc c,.n.,
Rndden.. New ran Gnod..

Thc best chance vou ever had tr buy plr
lCr ute for Week cncinc November
w U WnrarfrnN Is I'...
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
HomeopatElc FbysIcIau- Alumni

l aaa- 81 asr aura 71a aar
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
40 Interesting Lecture

Try BcrkuIry
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

CHAs o. SCULL
ten Pass. Agt.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
OVAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AND
TIILADFT pTTA

FUH NEw IoEE Trenton ant the East sIO5,
r~to, 0.0i, fl20ua m. Es 90. 40 and 30 Il
m. bUtut rarlpT Cars ou am day trains
Sleeping Car ul the 1850 4 m, open al 900
D m.
FuE Bo-Tus- s-.F0 D M With PUllm an BuHet
Sleeping Car running through o. Boston
without change, Yla P,ughkeeTsie Bridge.
landing passengers iu b. & M. station az
The daily critic., 1890-11-29
$l.98

That is The price we have placed on
tadies' Zine UougOla Button Boot iu
four different styles, narrow medium
and broad toe.
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

ave New YOrb for Washington,
q %, eco, . -, 5.t0p m and
The daily critic., 1890-11-29

.lcTUhia f1r Wa-IinRt1n,
$ 9 m, ts0, IaI. sos,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-11-07
NEWS AND NOTES.

Six years agothere were scarcely
a hundred electric motors in oper-
alton in the United States for any
purpose to-day there are not less
than $4,000 motors in use, applied
TO not less than two hundred diff
ferent industries, and an industrial
revolution is taxing place equaling,
if not surprising, in Importance
that attending the introduction of
the steam engine, and marvellous in
the rapidity of its growth.
He was a genius, surely, who
struck the idea of lighting his res
taurant and cafe with pink-tinted
electricity. The story goes that
lady visitors are so delighted at
at the happy effect on their COM
plexions that the place is thronged
continually. The proprietor made
ga hit, palpable hit" whether he
designed it or not. The idea is not
planted. The ladies will not OBJ.
ject.
There Is an old story told OF a
shrewd merchant who made the
choice of a husband for his daugh-
ter depend upon which of her two
suitors should write the best news
paper advertisement. Although
the skeptic may be disposed to dis
pute the truth of this alleged cir
cumstance, it carries with it as
good and as true a moral as one
will find in most of the fables Of
Esop. The farseelng merchant
recognized that in newspaper ad
vertising was the secret of mercan
tile success, and that the man who
showed the greatest ability in con
structing an advertisement would
be the better able to provide fo1
his wife.