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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS


WANTEp-MILBURN's POSITIVE CURE FOR
w Ch1lls, Fever aud Malarious Complaints: never
fails acts upon the liver creates appetite boa of 30
CAPSULES. Doc. AZ NiLbURN'S only. 9TH and q sta
nv. wi Am
wANTED-DR. McGILL's -ORANGE BLOSSOM"
w cures female diseases; ono months treatment
81. sir months,- 81. Also "Anti Bilious povd.r |"
cures malaria; 100 doses. 81. Mira +. A. BAILEY,
0sneral Agent. Ago st.n.w. sl2-lms
wANTED-IT KNOWN THAT SCHOOL BOOKs
w New and Old. are Bought. sold and Exchanged
siO-1m p. C. MERRY. TIC ct NV.
WANTED-HORsEs; KEEPING HORSES WIN
w ter and summer . speciality; order box Prices
Livery stables. i'll 9th 81 farIl 9TH ST. r. sd,
eight miles from city. y. II. y. CLARK. siigo Md.
WANTEp-HIGHEsT CASH VALUE PAID FOR
w Furniture. Carpets. Stoves LARGE and Small
etochs OF Merchandise store and Once Fixtures Call
or address A. &. WINSTON. g37 7ths ST. n IS
WANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE; PLENTY
w xrass spring water, shade; hall and marsh lands;
nve minutes walk from city street R0BEhT L.
MORRIS, l4th aud q sts NV. au2l-lm
WANTED HORSES To PAsTURE AND WIN
w ter. 1 have the best of pasture and running
streams IN every field aud good shade. Z. b. LAP
EEkIf. corner 10Th ct. aud La ave. Telephone call
loOf at lhompsons. au203m
WhNTED-STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Eenovating Works: Feathers Renovated; Mat
Hesses Made Over; Furniture steamed and Moths
Destroyed' !. d. lOCNos. lao: Pa I've. Telephone
iOoS-- III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

f,I,Jr>Tnpv Dr,T Dcr,,rI,
WIN In NEAL ESl "A II
WANTED-To RENT WITH OPTION OF PUR-
must have su 's ss .nses 81 near a
and be re1ns good geSd water
ONCE ~ '> ~e- WV 81 ~.
EoR RiYT-A FARM OF 40 ACRES, IL MILES
bnild,pr. Ssninsc, with Sro0m dwelling and out
m,l.s fro n s;lss.sia n and ont euidnss
a;sOO@ co.t.Ts. mule frOua aisnndsis with acre
An s-room Dwelling a; Brsnchvile station with acre
OF ground. els per month.
~, =; : S..D. -. 81
L Brsnshxiiiee s,as,,o Meh M ga pMpLfs IRON
dMelling o1t buildings aud fruit A desirable lite
Il acres Of good land fronting on public road 1
i aeTe. G as s sna n s5o se 81
brook station $50 Ter acre. On public road.
miles from GienndsIe magnificent land only els Pc
80 scr.s =, seh 10y acres MIN iIrOy.,n n.s sIs
ington part oie.rsI on ps,c rad Dsr wash
si s,,. pUcKErr q FORD 6l7 F.t
hfui sroyesi sai,s S .nI @ m &c nean
q OF mile from q, q se,ots' srsantsgo ~ L ,ie ~,
PRE- hejiy : IN miles les west Of Rockville
si1.3t 's 'fe sTsfT 1l7,,thstnx
DoToMAC RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE BAY
- Farms ar some fine estates. very cheap with abnnd-
Co, iolo St NV, Room Z. aul6-2m'
k.onh NE IN HANDSOME NEW GROOM COT
80 ID "a nroNe' one acre OF ianu; ehceiieut
sl7-lw JANIS 4. CLEMENTS 1871 stn.w.
-,0I, :. = - .
kon, SThLh-fWEN1n-llNE ACRES on BEADTl-
= In Lanu oetNeen tne Ncw iron tree bridge al
ueo,eetoMn ~ C.. ands the Arlington Estate irouts
on nhe military road TO Fort Myers ABOUT 10 minutes
wax from SAID bridge magnificent view Of the city
eeo l.'vt. NSulu suDoNiue hhhusoheIy INTO villa
lators is rariicuary called TO this trac. FuIl in
formation given aud paities taken 10 view property
fire.. of charge JAMES 4. CLEMENIs
slo-lw Office, 1921 ST. n W Wsshinrtom DC
I,OR sALF--FyFRII- TRACTS OF LAM MAN
II and CONVENIENT Ia the A. ~ ~ ,sh,p.I,an ifors
buying purcnnsers are requested Ia caII or scI or
nap OF Nasrgton and surroundin conitrX With ,,st
Oh suburban property and small farms lust issued by
.,elv sAMES l. S III
-.iO-AW i.1-l 81 hN
uNOR SALE-HkNDSOME SEVIN-RODM cor
T tuge; hot and cold water 10 ton floor. nanered
throukhout: heated by furnace; beautiful grounds;
t,nno rsiS =. oMe staeoh' pltore ah1 70
HIT IIn -. II ihi.es ir"in wAsulHs'oh; ~ "
haIL, Nv 81 fauI st. baiuihore, ma. sio-ot
l.OR SALE-LANDS OF THE ESTATE KNOWN
;., as bnsnS Vista situated IN Asxandria county,
49, M 'Is' u re ,,e InsE IRON nSsiaAs az
$3.50 Nj T. T. bhAiN' OK W. franknn SIC beLti'
- ,aoom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
A PoMoLoGICAL FACT.


A well known newspaper man Of Washing
ton, whose custom it is to take long walks in
the country, was out last Sunday As he passed
an orchard he noticed all the trees but one
fairly we'll filled with apples
'Ihat's strange" he remarked to his COM
panion.
Whats the reason, do you imagine?" asked
the other.
Here comes boy. I'll ask him." and the
Journalist tackled tho boy.
Fine apples you have for an off year." he
said, with an air of freedom and acquaintance
with the facts
''kinder," replied the boy.
'Where do you sell them, mostly?"
''Mostly don't sell em. Make cider"
"Ah, are they cider apples?'
''Course; couldn't make cider if they wasn't. u
very true. BY the way, my boy, notice
one tree over there by the fence hasn't an ap-
pie on it. Do you know why that is?''
Il reckon"
well. my friend, here, and I are a little
curious and would like to have you tell us, il
you will
''Cert'nly. It's cause it's a plum tree,
mostly"
The man Of inquiring mind hung his KODAK
over his shoulder and went on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.


IT OST-ACARD CASE, BETwEENF AND AyENIrR
H on IN 81, containing s23. some Postage stamps
sd railroad ticket. Reward Will be given u hinder ON
wing with J. V. McDUffIE, house REPRESENTATIVES,
I osT-BooK OF PUBLIC OPINION" IN 1c-
~ count with Rufus II. Darby. Suitable reward
DAhBl'e Printing Once. 1905 Pa ave NV. sls-3t
EoUND-IN MI. VERNON SQUARE, POCKET
II book containing small sum OF money. owner san
have by proving property and paying this
usenent ~ el4 Rhode Island ave. II"
II osr-IN NINTH STREET WING or CENTER
~ Market At 81 O'Clock the 10th instant q BLACK
focket Book containing from s20 TO ss5. The finder
Will please return 10 Market House Once receive
reward-S5. sl1-3t.
II osT-POCKET BOOK CONTAINING $50 TO ss3
1Lfroin Sd and Ind 20 l4th aud boundary Finder
please return .s.,3 Ind. a. and receive
suitable reward satisfactory 10 hinder. slS-2t'
II osI-GoLD GRIDIRoN CLUB PIN. FINDER
IL viii lie rewarded by returning the same 10 X. NJ
LAhNER. Baltimore Sun Bureau. ST. sl52ts
OK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rom GEORGE
DEL town 10 18th 81. and New York ave. q Large
carbunce shirt stud. Finder please return n So
18th St ~ sl0-3t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

Mossrs Locke Davis, theatrical agents of
New York, write to US to say: THE Shatchen
has been very successful on the road. having
already netted its managers five thousand dol
lars in as many weeks" II this isn't cam
paign lie on q three-sheet poster, how many
years is five thousand weeks?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

The House Judiciary Committee has decided
that Mr.. Kennedy's speech shall appear only in
the extra" and not in the regular edition of
our esteemed contemporary, the Congressional
Record Now is the time to subscribe. BY the
way does this determine who edits the Record,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

vNOR SALE-oO HEAD OF HORSES JTsI Ar
IL rived from Lexington, Ky pair iron gruys. can
f3t mile 10 Pole in three minutes sadd hOrsss
DAY isre 10 - can trVt mile m three minutes: 4
sofreI 10 hands can trOt mile IN 10. brown mare
Ia Inch, can pace mile IA . ~. Several OF Khs
Others can trut ia three minutes one of these
horses has ever been handled tor speed To DC seen
JDHN afAiAONSf Ill S,.l,..s
SLOW 81 18th ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
I,Oh sALE-A GOOD cHIcKERINa PIANO.
IL JUST iHE ThIN1 FoE A BEGINNER.

E0R sALE-THE FURNITURE, &C. or A LAksE
y, house almost new and in i'rrfec, order. Mould
nk 10 sen all To one person Just stands Only
cash purchasers need apply. Address q. n o. star
ONCE - - ~ a,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

tsoh sALE-ONE BEAUTIFUL ROsIOgOOD g.
II octave square Piano. with stool and cover a,Sr
sOo cash. al q. L. WILD a BRO =. 200 7th II q "
sl3-Ut. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

bsok sALE-A NEAT BAY Tram. l5Lt HANDS;
- aSes and prompt, SAFE and pleasant drivers.
ene Handsome Bsy. all black pOints l5Is hands axe
good steiler suitable Tor business rUad horse
One Brown Mare, o. LIS hands gbout roo pounds:
without bleuishi thoroughly broken; suitable ior
fEhilly use. One Bright bay. weight, l. ..,U pounds:
axe d. Nery sty llsh AID Prompt driver one Dappls
Brown Mare hands. years old. suitable for coupe
/ or NlctuTlL Also Number Horses suitable Tor
peneral Use; hone but sound horscs bought OF sold
DOMNEi'S sale Stables. l. st bet 10Th ana 9TH sta
sl.t-.,f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

All menus are oystercized since September
FIRST
Ducks and Kentuckians know that water is O
quack medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

t.Oh sALE-Bt FAMILY GOING ABkoAD-ENu-
bsh Side saddle ana liridle with Curb aud other
BIT. 50; cost cas-: Habit and Hat. sl5: Cloth
Livery Coat aud Lap Isobe, 80; Horse Covers 6r.,
cheal. Also ehtiGe warlruba. fall HaLs. az to a..
slk ana ether presses 81 10 $50. Patterns silk not
cut ~ hall cort: Plush and other Wraps.
Address. with inclosed stamp,
sl.-StT Roy 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

Lake City last Tuesday evening in the
Episcopal Chapel at Deer Park. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. DR.. Buell. of
Cumberland assisted by Rev. Lewis Brown OF
Westernport Md Immed iately after the we'd
ding large reception was held at Mrs Davis
cottage. which was brightly illuminated by
Japanese lanterns. The parlors and dining
Room we're beautifully decorated. The bride
has been very popular at Deer Park for several
seasons past. After an extended tour through
out the vest MIR. and Mrs. Downey will make
their home in Salt Lake City.
Miss Lizzie McGinniss, who has been visit
ing her uncle. Maj. McGinniss, U.SA, at
Oiney, H., has returned home.
The Cincinnati Commercial Garette saws: s.Miss
Mary Butterworth, the majors charming
daughter, II TO be married in November to
Haughnaut Howe Of the State Department.
Washington. ID. c., who will be remembers d
here as IN charge of the State Department ex-
hibit at the Centennial Exposition. Howe is a
handsome fellow, and has the reputation OF
being one Of the most fascinating men in ,ha,
nursery OF good form and good manners, the
departments of diplomacy. Mary Butterworth
Is lovely girl and very greatly beloved by her
friends here, who think nobody under the rank
Of APlenipo-extraordnar Is quite good enough
Ior the Cincinnati girl"
Rear Admiral Phelps and Mrs. Phelps are
stiil ut Concord, Mass., where they will remain
through the month of September before re.
turning to Washington
The Boston Herald says: Secretary Window
md especially the Misses Window, are so much
pleased with Williamstown, where they have
passed the summer. that n Is rumored the Sec
Rotary will purchase q residence there for fu.
snre occupancy during the summers. Mrs
Window Is also very fond Of the country sur
rounding the pretty Massachusetts town. and
Der daughters have created quite fiutter OF
soeaAi excitement among the summer colon J
here"
Another Of the pretty weddings Of last even
ng vas that OF Mr.. J. Bernard Colclazer and
tiss May p. Grimm, with Miss Carrie swarta
p Winchester, Va, as bridesmaid and Mr.
Paschal Plant 40 best man. The ceremony wa,
performed BY Rev. Father O'Neil Of the Immac
hhte Conception parish, at the residence Of
The brides parents. The bride and bridesmaid
vers each attired in . rich cream surah silk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
SHOOTING STARS.

SHOOTING STARS.
The Dom Pedro gerrymanders didn't get in
their work and the Republicans carried Brazil.
The only stage, Mary Anderson Navarro will
return TO will be tally no driven by her Tony
husband.
The U. s. Senate only uses the revised YER
sion of Bob Kennedy.
The Knights Of Labor ought to have smoke.
less Povderly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18

| 1tok sALE-A SOUND AND GENTIE HOksf,
years Old: suitable for business, lady %
| nrive al,o Phaeton Buggy In best condition, and
hArness Apply /. u. VILE, McFarlaEds stables.
| tIvorgctOwu. DC sl3U
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-18
WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-OCT. /. 1890, BY LADY IN OFFICE,
w Board, with Two Communicating Medium sized
or One Large Furnished kooni with closet, third
door permanent suited; price OF no at,entiou
given. Address MEG, star ofhceL sl8-ats
wANTED1bOAhD FOR MAN AND WIFE WITH
w Two Children 3 and Years Old; two email
rooms; private family preferred; references eY-
WANTED VIlTC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
A Hint for Young GIrIA

When your sweetheart comes 10 see
you, don't be foolish enough to confine
your sweetness to him alone. Have him
in where all of the rest Of the household
are. Let the talk and the chatter and
the music and the playing of games be
in the home circle. Then the few min
utes that he gets with you by yourself
will seem all the more delightful, and be
will think you the most loving little
creature in the world. Men are much
more observant than they are credited
with being, and the man worth having
as a husband is the one who will appre-
ciate your love for those of your own
people and will see that as you make a
small part in one home. you are becom-
ing adapted for the central figure in an
other.
Never say that you don't expect man
to marry your whole family. It's vul-
gar. You do. That is. il you are good
daughter and loving sister. You want
him TO be one with you in sympathy and
in affection, and as you take his name,
so you assume responsibilities as far az
his people are concerned. You two are
the most to each other-your love for
each should be the greatest, but you can
not isolate yourselves and insist that you
have no duties outside your own home.
II you do this you become narrow and
selfish, and you are quito too nice girl
for that. SO remember when he comes,
this bridegroom Of yours, that his heart
is bound the tighter TO you II the ribbon
used TO hold it has written upon it in
golden letters, Glove and consideration
toxthose at home. Ladies Home Jour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
Truth Not Always Pleasant.

Dear friendT cried the willow, as she
bent over the stream, and gazed on her
beautiful form reflected on the CLASSY
surface, chow tender and how true you
srel and the flowers around me have
not single charm that is not mirrored
on your faithful bosom" And, as the
breeze played gently among her branches,
they bent to the stream and kissed the
placid waters.
Summer passed, and winter; summer
and winter; summer and winter; and the
willow grew old. Its leaves were few,
its branches witbered, thehowers around
faded.
"How changed you arel' she cried
peevishly 10 the stream. "Once never
looked on you but TO rejoice, for all you
showed me was pleasant and full OF
praise. Now, when J. try TO bend 10
catch a glimpse, I turn away sad and
sorrowful; for what do you bring before
me? Not verdure. not symmetry, not
grace; but baroness, deformity and de-
cay. You are greatly changed"
Foolish willowt" answered the
stream, II am too true-that Is my
fault. There is a change, but il Is not
In me; but you are not the only one that
looks coldly on the truth when it offends
the liking"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

The umbrella SUCKS arc lOut ohN ~
feet long, some even more, and the nan.
dies are enormously large, twisted ana
tortured into every shape when Of wood
and carved and chased in the most as.
tonishing and elaborate patterns when OF
metal. There are half moons whose tips
are certainly six inches apart, and there
are grotesque fancy heads carved oil bone
on the ends of many of the umbrellas de-
signed not only for men but for women
some of them ugly enough to brighten
children. Several Of them have the ends
finished off with pistols in metal, which
NAV be the real thing for all l know;
and others have swords, daggers ana
cat o. nine tails in different metals, ana
one of them / noticed had real cunning
little oxidized flask on the end with
screw top. OF course this is to hold CO.
logne, we know.
These umbrellas are carried by the
ultra fashionable and by dudes and the
girls of the period, and while an UNI
brella is usually an unobtrusiye neces-
sity the present remarkable styles make
them take an undue prominence, and
one would be very apt to notice such an
umbrella more than the person who car
ried it. These fancy styles and highly
decorated handles make them very cost
Iv. and some of them really are beauti-
fully wrought, but where the ownership
of a nice umbrella is such precarious
thing it is more sensible TO buy cheaper
ones. and in better taste TO have less OBJ
trusive styles.
In this city there are several large
houses which make a specially OF lace
accessories to the toilet, and as such
dressy little trihes are very necessary to
a lady's wardrobe, and very dear to buy
ready made, l present some models
which are easily made, and If done at
home will cost certainly four times less
and be quite as pretty.
There are many ladies who always
wear crepe lisse ruching, others who
find that plain linen is more becoming,
and others again who prefer ribbon, with
a feather edge in white or color, and who
wear nothing else. 1t is quite admissi-
bic to dispense with any kind of neck
wear with high necked outdoor wear,
but all ladies would gain by having a
narrow line Of white between the severe
outing Of her dress and her neck. The
plain stiff collars are for outdoor wear,
but in the house the lace trimmings and
fancy styles are far preferable and more
dressy and becoming.
The jabots Of silk null in cream OF
white, with or without ribbon bows, are
always pretty and can be worn with any
home toilet. Those who have pretty
necks can make them without a band,
the frill falling on the shoulder from the
base Of the neck.
A very pretty fancy is to make plain
collar by turning the points, and where
the collar meets in front have a short
plated fall of the same lace. Cuffs to
match can be made. Another can have
a ribbon band over which is fulled d
piece of lace, and in front it is made into
a cascade jabot, with bow Of the same
kind of ribbon,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
BITS OF SCIENCE.

In the purest air subjected to test for
the causes which produce the dimming
effect Of haze, there were about "a, 900
dust particles found in each cubic inch.
The new metallic packing for piston
rods permits the rods TO move freely
within it, is simple and strong, and may
be removed and taken 10 pieces with
ease.
II is said that 10 per cent. Of alum,
added TO plaster Of paris while being
burned, renders it as hard as marble on
setting, and capable of taking a fine
polish.
A color test for railway employees has
been introduced in the shape Of a device
consisting OF a revolving series Of col
ored glasses lighted from behind by q
flame and tinted like the lamps Of the
signal boxes
In tanning by electricity the ordinary
tan liquid is employed, and the hides re-
volve slowly through 1t. while tho cur
rent from dynamo traverHs the vat,
and helps the tannin 10 combine with
the gelatine Of the akin,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Another very pretty fancy for a young
girl is TO make a foundation of silk ana
cover it with dotted net in a square
pompadour shape and bind the edges all
around with a fiat band Of ribbon. a
standing collar covered with lace has 3
dainty bow on the left side Of the neck.
This gives the effect Of a low cut dress.
A very pretty fichu is made with .
band one inch wide which reachea
around the neck, and from the top edge
falls a frill Of deeply pointed point lace
At the front Of the neck are fastened
two hemstitched falls Of silk tissue like
a bishops tie. These are long enough tc
tie in a full bow with ends or 10 reach &c
the bottom of the waist and fasten with
a sibbon OF bar pin.
OLIVE HARPER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

At Stockholm, Sweden, it is 1871 hours
in length.
At Spitzbergen the longest day is three
and half months.
At London, England, and Bremen,
Prussia, the longest day has 16i hours.
At Hamburg, in Germany, and Dant-
zic, in Prussia, the longest day has II
hours.
At Wardbury, Norway, the longest day
lasts from May 81 to July %, without
interruption.
AtSt. Petersburg, Russia, and Tobolsk,
Siberia, the longest day is 10 hours and
the shortest 3 hours.
At Tornea, Finland. June 81 brings a
day nearly % hours long and Christmas
one less than three hours in length.
At St. Louis the longest day is som Q
what less than 10 hours, and at Montreal,
Canada, it is l6.-St. Louis Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
The FLIGHT OF DUCKS.

The redhead can fly all day at the rate
Of 30 miles an hour.
The blue wing and green wing teals
can do 100 miles an hour and take it
easy.
The gadwsll can do 90 miles. The
Eight of the wild goose is 100 miles per
hour.
A canvasback duck flies at an habitual
rate OF 50 miles per hour, which is In
creased in an emergency to 1870.
The mallard has fight OF 4s miles an
hour; the black duck, pintail, widgeon
and wood duck cannot do much better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

Sweet Little Daughter Papa, isn't
mamma dreadfully strong?
Papa-No, dear. She's small, you
know. It's your papa that is the strong
one Of the family.
8. L. D.-But, then, heard mamma
telling Mrs. Tellytall last evening that
she could just wind you around her fin
ger.-Httsburg Bulletin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

r,fcr. JANIS ST.. re- voNr. vac
- an / WAS attacked With b ."'
inne. soon followed h' Ni' ..Nt
heath great emnCiaii1n. DOES NI
,,ight svesfs I grew wore rII't
tresfmeni. and my ease 'fcmoi '"r.
,,,,r.lies fotry A. 81 g. Tonic end It'..'....'
T., N+rrh. have used fnn A li o. Tonic.
~, ,,,,,h soon loft lue. and f.''NIN'
tha Fruocforauf. ana aIr fuiif .H'
a.. I have not used ini other rHr''I .'
Tonic and Ftnecfnrlrf owe ml
Them Gratefully lun.ai H'NH HilN..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12

No 2u s. LAUREL ST. RfcHNoSD VA Oct z; lses
cannot too strongly recommend \. Is. I. Aliera-
tge hoth a. an Alternative aud tonic. tried the rem
az In ms family for impure blood evidenced BY Doh.
b0tches a. Its first effects were 70 increase me Dos
and eruptions, but they soon all disappeareo X - s
tife and digestive powers wonderfully improved
would not hesitate 20 recommend this remedy 70 De USED
In any siiHA'' ''''' John :. WALTERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-12
CURRENT FASHION NEWS.
olive Harper Writes OF Neck L.os' NV
Umbrella sticks-

Especial CorrespohueD'o'I
NEW YORK, Jan. e.-"Theres noanls
20 very new in fools, but II you'd IKE 70
look at the latest in umbrella handles
now you'd see novelties" the very pol.e
salesman said in a leading jewelry house.
and 40 I left the wonderful array OF
flashing diamonds behind me and took a
look at the umbrella handles, which
ou;ts justified the clerks enthusiasm.