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Name. O. C. Name. O. {
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales = Regular Call-12 O'Clock m: Second
National Bank. 4 at 1s5. Columbia National
Bank, 50 at 1872. Capital National Bank 5 al
1124; at 12O. American Graphophone % al II:
% at IA: 30 at Is: % at 13a: 80 at l3x; Washing
ted Hestera aaI rasrs ig R omit
Government Bonds-C. :. AXIS. 1891. reglsiered
103A bid, 1O4 asked. U. S. 41.s, 1891. coupon,
1885 bid. lO4 asked. Q. S. Is. registered 1907.
l?2 bid, 1928 asked. L. s. As, coupons, I22
bid. 1225. asked.
Distric: OF Columbia Bonds-Per imp ss. 1901.
currency. 1Oi bid. Market stock IS. 1892, cur
rency. los bid. 2O-year fund. Is, 1892 gold,
lo4 bid. 2oyeer fund, 5s, 1893, gold, ll2 bid.
year fund. is. gold, 1902, 124 bid. Water
stock, IS, currency, 1908. 1873 bid. 3-65s, 1874
fund, currency l225 bid.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds,
LIST. zig. 100 bid. Z. 5. Electric Light bonGs I'd &C.
115 bid, l1sH asked. Washington and George
ington and Georgetown Convertible bonds. 81, us
bid. Masonic Hall Association s. 1898, los
bid. Washington Merke: Company LIST mortgage,
Is, ITO bid. Washington Market company bonds.
iInr. Is. lis bid, Washington Light Infantry
first mortgage bonds. o., 1904. lOi bid. Washing
Tonight Infantry bonds, I'd 7s. 1904. 100 bid.
bonds, series A. Is. 100 bid. Washington Gas
Light Company bonds. series Il. is. III bid
l23 asked. hygienic Ice Company, LIST mort
gage. 6s, l03 bid, 1O7 asked.
National Bank stocks-Bank Of Washington AGO
bid, 4s2 asked. Bank Of Republic. $50 bid.
METROPOLITAN. 200 bid, 266 asked. Central. 300
1ss bid. Citizens, l65 bid, $50 asked. Colum bia.
$50 bid. 1s4 asked Capital. 10y bid. West
End. 81 bid, s29s asked. Traders, "a bid, 81
asked. Lincoln. 40 bid.
Railroad Stocks Metropolitan l6O bid l13
asked. Columbia, sc bid. Capitol and North o
Street. 81 bid, % asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 81 bid, - asked. Georgetown and Ten
allytown, so bid. 81 asked. Brightwood 3gsS bid
Insurance StocSS-Firemens, Al bid, 49,. asked
Franklin, bS bid. Metropolitan. SO bid 90 asked
National Union, 20 bid. Arlington, $50 bid. Cor
coran, IS bid. Columbia. 1S1s bid. 10 asked
German-American, $50 bid. Potomac, SIS bid.
Riggs, bid. Peoples, 81 bid. asked
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title l25
bid. Columb ia Title. Ga bid 81 asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
~ bid Georgetown Gas, 40 bid. US. Electric
Light, ia bid. III asked.
Telephone Stocks-Pennsylvania, % bid oS1I
Chesapeake and Potomac. S534 bid, SGI5 asked
American Graphophone Company, 134 bid, 1879
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washington Market Com
psny. Is bid, 20iS asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company. 373 bid. 40 asked. Great Falls
Ice Company. 210 bid 225 asked. Pm Kun Pan.
Drama, % bid. PC asked. National lfe Deposit
Company. 2:3O bid. Washington Safe Deposit Com
pany. 100 bid, 10 asked. National Topographic
20 bid, 30 asked. Mergenthaler. 10 bid. Pneu-
matte Gun Carriage, Is bid, q asked. Wash
ingtcn Loan and Trust Company. 35s bid, 81,
asked. American Security and Trust company
39J< bid, 40E asked. Lincoln Hail. so bid, 100
asked. Hygenic Ice Company, 40 bid.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.
Secretary Window Before the House
Republican Caucus Committee.

The republican caucus committee having
under consideration the questions of legisla-
ton on the silver question had another meet.
ing today. The whole subject was thoroughly
discussed with view of arriving at some COM
mon ground upon which all can stand.
1t is not expected that a vote will be taken
on any proposition today, but that another
meeting will be held before the meeting of the
republican caucus Monday night. Secretary
Window was before the committee today by
invitation.
SECRETARY WINDOWS POSITION.
Secretary Window remained with the COM
mittee about two hours and engaged in the dis
cussion. He was not disposed to insist upon the
terms of his original bill but expressed himself
willing to accept the terms of the measure
reported by the House committee. The ses-
sion of the committee lasted until o'clock and
then an adjournment was taken until Monday
morning No vote was taken on any propo-
sItion and no conclusion has been reached
The entire time was consumed in discussion.
POSITION OF THE SILVER MEN.
The delay in arriving at an agreement
appears to be caused by the insistence of the
extreme silver men upon absolute free
coinage. The conservative element favors
the House committee bill. and there
A section OF the House bill which is par
ticularly attacked by the silver men. is that
making the Treasury notes issued in payment
for bullion redeemable in bullion. They
agreed this morning that the effect
OF this section would be to pile up
bullion in the Treasury and to give some war
rant for the demand of a radical farmers
element for great government ware houses
in which their agricultural products
may be stored and government notes
issued thereon. They want the Treasury notes
redeemed In lawful money, which may be pro.
cured by coming the bullion purchased
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Death OF Major Hungerford,

Major Philip c. Hungerford died last even
ing after lingering illness of pneumonia. Mr.
Hungerford contracted the grip during its
prevalency here early in February, and
although he has been up and ont ON three or
four occasions he was never able to shake it
off and only succumbed after long and deter
mined struggle. He was major gem
eral in the confederate army and upon
his return from the war to his home in
Montross, Va, he found his estate in ruins, the
result OF the raids in that county. He then
came to Washington and embarked in BUSH
ness and for the past five or six years has been
q commercial broker. His brother is a mem
Der of the firm of Rust 4 Hungerford, real es.
tate agents The major leaves three sons, J.
Harry, William A. and Philip c. Hungerford
jr., and four daughters. He was an active
member OF St. Johns Lodge of Masons and
treasurer of the Virginia Democratic Associa.
ton. He was highly respected by all who
knew him. and the family have the profound
sympathy of 4 large circle of friends and &C.
quaintances.
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Lively Times In the Pit,

CHICAGO, April 12.-The provision pit on the
Board Of Trade which has been almost deserted
for several weeks, owing to the dullness in
hog products, has been filed since
the opening of the board this
morning with a frantic crowd of yelling
dealers. As soon as the board opened
it became rumored that there was a corner in
pork in contemplation and wild scramble of
shorts to cover followed, while, on the other
hand, the men supposed to represent the syn
dicate engaged in running the corner took all
that was offered
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DgErl


BOYD. On Thursday evening April IL, 1880 NJ
Socioek. REBEccA BOYD. beloved wife OF fh0m.s
Funeral from Mount Zion Church, Georgetoun sun
DAY at 8 y M. FRIENDS and Relatives invited.
at h. sts rfsdeS 91 t te %Srnns ATr iss
H, beloved husband OF Mary A. Falconer in the
Relatives friends the family are respectfully
Invited 10 attend the funeral services his late
private.
HARBIsLY. On A prl Il, 1880. at 1890 O'Clock
koss A Hsrdisty. aged twenty-three months aud
Little hands 10 neelly folded
Little heart In we loHsd Sc four S.s fS''
Beats no more-she ~ al rcst.
Another little lamb has gone
Another little darling tabs
Is sheltered IN the grave.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band.
And 80 He bent with loving smile
And clasped our darling's hand
Funeral from her parent. residence jackson street
Anacostia, DC. on Monday APRIL u. O'Clock In'
HfE sad Ip,eFsd into rsss on Friday Aprll
eldest son OF the late Geo. d. HarlestCn
street northwest. Monday, i4th instant. pm.
HUNGERFoRD. Entered into rest the evening
in the sixty FIRST 'S Year Of his age. 'f
His funeral viii take place from his late residence
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited 90 attend
McNEIT. ON Friday, April II, 1890. 3 As ..
m. thAhltS NJ MCNEIL IN the forty second year
of his
Funeral from his late residence 500 Fourth street
northwest, on Monday afternoon the l4th instant at
O'Clock. Relatives aud friends invited lnteruent
at hsck Creek cemetery.
Pitt. ON Thursday April 10, 1890. AUGUST
Pitt, beloved son Of Theodore and Dora Pitt.
tuleral from Residence sixth aud = streets north
west Sunday. April Is. at O'Clock pm Services q
Aun Church, sixth and streets northwest Friends
invited. g.
SCHOEMAKER. ON Friday, April IL, 1890 a.
80 after . long Illness. DAVID NM. beloved
husband OF Katie schoemaker, aged thirty three
years
Gneral from his late residence, No. 6s2 Fourth
street northeast, sunday. April IL at O'Clock y.
M belsnyes and friend. are respectfully invited 10
attend. Interinent in OAK Hill cemetery.
O'Clock pm, HANNAH SINGLETON, ia the forty
fifth year Of her age.
Funeral will take place from her late residence,
1905 twelfth street northwest Sunday afternoon
8 o'clock Friends are Invited. lCharleston payers
please copyl
THURM ON Thursday morning April 10. 1890.
at y: 10 O'Clock, PAUL THURM, aged twenty-niu
years.
Funeral from his fathers residence Good HOPE HILL
Anscostia- Sunday al O'Clock pm. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. -
WADE On Friday. April II. 1890 at 10 O'Clock O.
m. after long and painful illness. ELAGAKE MADE
departed this life. in the forty year his
Funeral on Monday. AIrIl 4. from ms late resi-
dence No. lo3s 4 street, at Y:l5 sharp. kcqulem
at ST. Augustine church at 10 O'CLOCK Relatives
and friends are respectfully invited.
ZUNCKER, On Saturday morning, April -, 1880.
at 7:30 O'Clock. MATTHIAS ZUNCktk. aged nfty
years.
Funeral on Tuesday, At O'Clock. from Sill Fourth
street northwest
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THE CABLE CARS STARTED.
The First Trip Made at Noon Today.

At noon today the 7th street cable
line started four sections OF three
cars each, and they have been
running all the afternoon with entire satisfac-
ton. At present they can run no faster than the
horse cars still on the line, but will eventually
make the round trip from the boundary to the
wharf in fifty minutes.
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A Struggle Over a Child,

Today petition for writ of habeas corpus
was filed by Ida Hopkins to require Frederick
W. Hopkins to produce Vim. Edward Hopkins,
their child of nine years, whose custody she
claims. Messrs. Padgett and Forrest appear
tor the petitioner, who states that her husband
forcibly took the child from her yesterday
afternoon, and that it is now at 40 Q street
Northwest She sets forth that the father has
frequently ill-treated the child and is not the
proper person to have the charge.
Judge Hagner directed the writ to issue, re-
turnable at / o'clock on Monday.
w G. King and S. S. Edmonston have filed
suits against the District to recover amounts
paid as license as commercial agents.
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D1cRr.srsa TIE DEATH Rate.

The mortality among Consumptives has been mate
rally decreased of late years by many excellent pull
monies. Foremost among these is SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of Cod Liver Oh with Hypophosphites of Lime
and Soda Phthsis Bronchitis. Abcess of the Lungs.
Pneumonia. Weakness and soreness of the Chest are
completely su5iugated by timely resort to this
csssful combination Of highly purified cod liver oil
with the salts named which themselves among tine
fnes. rsparstves of exhausted energy Not only Lung
and Bronchial troubles but Rheumatism, General De-
bity, the Wasting away of Children and Adults scro-
fals and Lumbar Abcesses and Feebeness removed
by this standard preparation. For Anaemis and all
impoverished conditions of the blood 1t is the best
possible remedy and since the favor Of Cod Liver Oil
isnulihed it. children and delicate lady invalds
perisnce no repusnance IN taknsit %
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Receiver APPOINTED.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Judge Barrett of the
supreme court has appointed Vim. II. Baker
permanent receiver of the Commercial Tele-
graph Company in representations proceedings
by John W. Mackey, who mas Judgment of
S2S7. 600 against the company.
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IT FETcHES ONE Up VERY SHORT 90 he seized
with pleurisy. pneumonia. or any acute throat or
lung affection DIR JRynes ENpectorant proves q
handy help in such attacks. and is besides n good
oldfashioned remedy for all coughs and colds.
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slARRIFst.

MULLEN-BERRY. At ST. Nincent's Church par-
soneee Baltimore, Nd April 10. lv tie ReN Thorn -
Z. stspleton. JOHN q. MUILEN 90 JlssiE M
BERRY. both of Washington, 4.
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CouaEs. Sore TuRo.r.

The highest medicsi authorities OF the world pre-
fcr1be and recommend the SODEN MINERAL. PAS
1lLlES diseases Of the Throat. Chest and Lungs
AID also for CONSUMPTION.
The Soden Mineral Pastilles and Waters proved
quite as useful you claimed the which
employed them. one Of gastric cstarrh."
WM. +. WAUGH,
Prof Of the Medico- Chirurgicai College at Phila
81 used the Soten Mineral Pastiles with excellent
results Cneerfully recommend them Tor all Throat
troubles" /. X. CLAUSEN. MI
Supervising PLY stefan at PhilA
At all Druggists at % and 90 cents q box
Pamphlets gratis Application.
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO., LIMITED,
oc29. t.thSs-6m 10 Cedar st, New York
ENHANCEMENT OF THE LIVER, WITH CON-
Asrpation Injuries the com plexon, induce plnIIes,
saow skin Remove the by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills. One dose. Try them.
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GEN. KELroS Our OF DANGER.-Gen. Kelton,
who has been i'll for couple of weeks, is con-
siderably improved. Last hight he began
to bleed copiously at the nose, which
gave him great relief from the pain in his head,
and this morning he was far better than at any
time since his illness began. His brother. who
has been at his bedside for some days, returned
home today. DR.. Yarrow considers that there
is now no danger whatever.
Mrs. Harrison's Afternoon Reception.
Mrs. Harrison's afternoon reception took
place today at 8 o'clock. The people be-
gan to form in line on the
west walk as early as o'clock,
and by the time the doors we're opened the
line reached beyond the gates. The Marine
Band was in attendance. Mrs. Harrison re-
ceived the callers in the blue parlor assisted
by number Of young ladies.
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Mrs. Harrisou's Afternoon Receptio

Fifteen members of the Massachusetts leRis-
lature arrived in the city today from the south
en- route home, and are registered ut the Eb-
bitt
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Prosecution Ended-

Some weeks ago in the Criminal Court Will
lam Boswell and Edward Archer were convicted
OF horse stealing. They moved for a new trial
through their counsel. Mr.. Shillngton. which
was allowed. This morning the District Attor-
ney called Judge Bngham's attention TO the
case and asked leave TO enter mol pros which
was granted and thus the matter is at an end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-12
AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and closing prices of
the New York stock Market, rs reported by special
wire 10 Corson and Mccartney, 1i1O street:
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AYERS PMS

Are everywhere considered the most effective remedy
sor costivenese indigestion and sick headache Being
sugar-costed and purely vegetable they without
equal . family medicine For all arrangements Of
he digestive and e1crstory other pills are
- universally approved
For long time my wife . sufferer from dysen-
tsry the best hysicAns in this section being unable
10 sford her any relief. At length we concluded to
Try Ayers Pills and after taking three boxes she was
Sured"-J. B. Smith. Blue Ridge SPRING. Va
"Durug the past twenty-eish years / have used
Ayers Pills in my family for all dsransemenss OF the
stomach. liver and bowels and also for coIds They
have never failed 70 benefit Prof. Chauncy Herds
nan, A. NJ. Business College. woodside, Newark. Nj.
ayers Pills the best have ever used for head
Aches and they act ike charm relieving any diss-
0reeable sensation in the stomach after estingMrs
Il. J. Ferguson. Pullens, Va
u am never without box Of Ayersi Pills in the
houss"-Mrs Edwin Barlow. AIS Bristol st., Buffalo,
H.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLA
Prepared BY
DR. J. C AVER b CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold By al Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE so BY ITS
NATURAL ISGREDiKSTs.
Nor BY PxRFUMkRY.

So mild and pure is Fsls's
Germicide soap that even
the tender SKIN OF the baby
gains tone and health
from its constant usa.
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AMONG the Presidents callers today were
Senators Moody and Pettigrew, Secretary Proc.
tor, ex-senator Ferry and Mr.. John A. King.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-12

The ONLY BOND offer received at the Treas
| ury Department up to - o'clock today was
$3.50. 600 registered As at 122.
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OuR CRrprr Plan.

FURNITURE. CARPETS. MATTrNGs. OIL
CLOTHS. RUGS BABY CARRIAGES. REFRIG-
ORATORS. STOVES and HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS IN GENERAL LOW FOR CASH Oh On
EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENra
Poplar Bed boom Suites from sl5up
Oak Bed Room Suites from S25 up.
Walnut Bed Room Suites from $40 up.
Farlor Suites in Hair Cloth or Plush. s35 uR
Ingram Carpet from Pc. per yard ny.
Brussels CARPET from sc. per yard up
Oil Cloths from 2oc. per yard ny.
6PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH
All Carpets Sewed and Laid Free OF Charge. We
guarantee the customer against any loss in matching
We charge only for the net number Of yards
sary TO cover the floor.
1t viii pay you 10 call before purchasing else
where as you will find our Prices Lower and Terms
Easier than any other house in the city.
CASH DISCOUNT ALLOWED on ALL BILLS
SETTLED IN THIRTY DAYa
s.
r. oRoGAN
73sand 74l 9TH stnv
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10 SPRING 7
RRIyALS
7 10
10
EABROIDERIEs.


Fine Cambria and Nsinsook Edzings and Insertings,
DC to 4Oc. Ditto 27inch fOE Chdren's Dresses, o0c
10 So 45-inch Flouncings in Hemstitched. Tucked.
Plated aud Vandykes 65c. to "a Cor plete lines of
Sainsook and Swiss Match Sets in Yandyke. Tucks
and Hsmstiteh. New designs in Irish Point Edgings.
skir nngs and flouncngs in Vankyke and Hemstitch.
Also full line Of the new drawn work Embroidery.
30 and 45-nch. with narrow to match
CHANTILLY FLoUSCEs.
We call special attention 10 the reductions made in
these goods: 45-ineh FIouncings sl.5O, reduced
from s2-25; s1.15 from $3.50. 81 from e3. e. IS
froun IS. 15; s325 from 81 80; s475 from SO.
65-irch ditto, 81. IS FROM $3.50.
DRAPERY NETS
mo~t desirable goods. IN all tbs newest designs Of
stripes aud figures. 4S-ineh wide from 81 to 81 60
4Sinch la ToseA Nets. figured and striped 20 and
ell So.
PARAsOLS
In this department we are daily receiving new and
choice goods in C0lored China SIX Plain and Fancy
Striped surshs Brocsdes &c, selected from the best
manufacturer Mourning PsrAsols and Carriage
Shades n great variety.
GLOVES
Wea offering Real Kid Glove for 81. In Black.
Light and Dark Tans. &C. The best the trade Regu-
larry sold for sl.25. livery pair warranted
HANDKERCHIEFs.
We have Just opened special lot for Easter in Fancy
Printed Corded, Revere and Tucked Bordsrs At 24c
Another lot Richly Embroidered. with Fancy Hem
sssehsi Block Desasns. 25c.
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A BURe1AR rv

A BURGLAR IT.
burglar without bis courage Johann Hoffs Malt Ex-
tract 80 popular that has been initiated See that
the signature of Johann Ho' the neck of every
bottle. :EIsNER MENDELsoN CO.. Sole Agents 8
Barclsy Street. New York Is
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" WV 'o"setcE hoiay.
The following were the readings at the sis-
nal Office today; Sam. &s; 2p.m-. "A. maxi
mum. "a: minimum Sc
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T. G. DAVIS

'l9 Market Space. corner sth st.
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DAN FROM INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. AND
Too Hearty Eating il relieved at by taking one
Of Carter's Little Liver Pills Immediately after dinner
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DR PHIcr.
Cream
BAK1sa
Powder.
MOST PERFEcT MADE.
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Its superior excellence proven In millions OF homes
for more than quarter Of century. Tits used byths
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the Great Universities the Strongest Purest. AMI
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does not contain Ammonia. Lime or Alum. SOLD only
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CAnE FoR THE SKIs.

ARRESTS
THE DEVELOPMENT OF
DISEASE PRODUCING
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Where trouble already
exists II c!sanseS the sore
and affected parts. opens
the Pores, allowing fee
scope to the wonderful
healing power of the soap.
PHYSICIANS USE
EEIs's 4EkAICIDE soAP
IN THAR PRACTICE,
Because il IL the best me-
dunn whereby the anti
septics and germicides
Necessary to the cure Of
cutaneous affections can
be employed
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Price 20 cents.
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NEVER PAIL TO CURE SICK HEADACHE, OF.
IN ten the FIRST dose This what il said by Ali
Who Carers NIte Liver Pills. = =
The Opelousas courier., 1890-09-06
4 statue with q Pretty History.

Queen Victoria has received q pen
and-ink sketch of q statue just raised II
Germany which, says the London cores
nondsnt Of the Liverpool Posi-, has 2
pretty history. II is set up ct KaiaeEs-
~fautcrn To the memory Of the late nm
neror Frederick. Some years $50, Wills
still Grown Prince, he paid . VISIT 60 the
hospital at Kaiserslautern, where Q mum
har IL Protestant ladies care Tor sick chill
dreu. The Grown Prince went about e
his kindly way, STOPPING his tall form 70
talk ID some Of the little ones. Among
them wa 1 little cripple, son Of 20 m
fantrv Sergeant. Tho Grown Prince
aakei his name, and when the little feI-
law shyly said it was Frederick, ne
pr;nca took his little naEnesake ~ his
sr,,a and caressed hirn. The little 10Y
waa attracted By the stars 2 crosses
wh;ch fhe Crown Prince twho was IN
,,,;farnaa wore On his breast y Degss,
anesrinc them while the Prince cnatseo
viii him. This little episode Was nessE
snvs,,ffsn at Kaissrslaubprn and when fais
Frs,,eror died tsrey rails cd hs statue w..n
! fha Iittls Dor ii his avms playing wa1n
nv me1nIa On his breast. Ine sOasus,
which Is al bronze and . little over I.ls
ND. stsnds Id tho quadrangle q ne nos
Mai close b. the spot whore ne sook u
| fhe littls erippies