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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17
w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to E. G. Davis
10 Market Space.
Cor. 9Th st.
GREAT SALE Or HOLIDAY
HANDKERCHIETS,

HANDKERCHIEES.
Handkerchief for the thousands Our show.
ing Of Hsndkerchiefs this season is something
marvellous. II you were to look over our as
sOrtinent you would hardly believe your own
eyes. 30 Rreat Is the variety that we have ON
exhibition 1t would seem almost impossible to
desiSn 30 many different styles and patterns,
many Of them exquisite patterns of skilled
handiwork. In Machine Embroidered Goods
the variety Is very great Of course. Machine
Embroidered Handkerchief is not quite 80 nne
a. handwork, but II you put the two together Il
would be difficult for you to tell one from tho
other 50 perfectly Is the machine work DONE
In Linen Handkerchiefs for 12kc. we hayc
hundreds Of styles. printed Lor,lers, heM-
stitched. colOred embroidered. White elm.
broidsred and hemstitched, drawn work All
kinds. in fact. too numerous to mention.
FOR BIC.
The designs are very choice and select; beauti.
full effects in drawn work. embroidered, hem
stitched and embroidered. hemstitched in
fancy patterns. scalloped embroidered edge
colOred borders Of all sorts and patterns.
Beautiful patterns in White Handkerchiefs,
embroidered in many rich aid beautiful de-
signs. scalloped edge, &C., &c, for 3Sc. :JOC
Toe. Sc. 81. S1.35. $1.iO, &l.75. 81. 81 50,
81. IS, %, %. &6. %. $40. S12.
Ladies' Initial Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
all linen. for PIC. each.
Ladies' Initial Henstitched Handkerchiefs.
all linen. Regular price, 0Oc. Special price,
49c.
Mems Initial Hsndkerchiefs. large embroid-
cred initial. unlaundered. Regular price, lie.
Special price. 12hc. each.
Mems Initial Henstitched Handkerchiefs, all
linen. Numbered. Special, PIC.
Mems Initial Hemstitched Handkerchief, all
linen. extra fine. laundered. Special, Soc
Children's COlored Bordered Hsndkerchiefs,
&C.. &c.. l0c., I2c.
Children's Embroidered Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. lac. 18c.. BIC. 5Oc.
Childnen Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes,
Childlens Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes in
shape Of books. u dozen in box. DC. box.
Childrens Handkerchiefs in Fancy Velvet
Boxes, h-doxen boxes 1:Ic. box.
Ladies' japanese Initial Silk Handkerchief,
extra fne 371sc. each or 3 for 81.
Mems japanese Initial Silk Handkefchiefs,
large embroidered initial. Special. 5Oc
Mems japanese Initial Silk Handkerchief.
handsome initial Special price, 7lc.
Mems japanese Initial SILK Handkerchief
opsn-work initial. Special price, u.
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A veil appearing eDl0red man was arrested
Yesterday for vAgrancy-hAving no visible
means Of support He readily put mp $40
easn collateral and went forth With he charge
san against him. L. not money 70 be con-
:sasred . visibie means Of support, when worn
u mans inside pocket2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

frooeeiy The strongest strain upon the po-
NC. hnAsinataon yet required Is that de
handed BY the Milwaukee Journal. which ays
'nss NJ. Cleveland il 80 unanimously the choice
u M party for 1881 that Governor Hill will
nominate him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

eee NE var Senator Hampton has been
nc.sa by . mule, shot by shotgun and de
fssssd BY Farmers Alliance candidate for the
SENATE. The senator ought 10 have o pension.
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OxIr A Few DArs To CHn,srxAs
srosx OPEN IN THE xyxSrSas.

STORE OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
Sensible and useful holiday gifts q. mod
crate prices.
White Aprons. IN plain and tucked, FUN
she and well made. %, 20 and &c.
French Embruidered Aprons, q. s1.25.
q. 50, e1.75. 81 and O.. %.
Ladies' Skirts. 80. 75c., 81. Good honest
goods.
Wool Skirts. 81. 81. os and sls0.
Mohair and Satin Skirts at 81. 80 and O.
Astrschan Capes Ut $50. % and ESQ.
DIAGONAL Cloth Resfer Jsctess. Is, %,
%. s1O and e13. Perfect fitting.
Lace Cprtains, q mp 10 e12.
Portieres. Is to a12 pr pair.
Umbrellas. One Of the most useful
presents made. Our stock IL complete as
less than regular prices.
Bingham, "a. 9Oc. and q.
Gloria. silver handles, u. sl.25. also,
u. 75 and -.
Union Six, q. q. q. e. 80 and @.
Las.e spun. 10, ~. 75. %. $3.50 and
e4.6O
Guaranteed Silk up to the finest.
Lace Bed Sets, 81. 30 % and el2.
Handkerchiets, Linen. Henstitched. ct 10,
2k. Ii. IL. %, 37k and 5Oc.
Embroidered at Ign. Is. %, 37,S. 80. 75c.
and d.
Initial Handkerchiefs at l2k p and Soc.
Six Embroidered. in coors. at JOc. A
bargain.
Mems Plain White Corded and Hemstitched.
fancy bordered.
Hemstitched SILK. in White and Black.
Fancy Silk and Plain White Mufaers.
Doll Babies of all kinds.
Writing Desks, Ink Stands. Smoking Sets,
Toys. Fancy Baskets, Art Goods, 81.
Hosiery. Gloves, Underwear.
Blankets and Comforts ut less than usual
prices.
Smyrna and Moquette and Persian Goat
Hugs See the quality and price.
OPEN IN THE EVENING.
CARHART LElDY,
dl7 92S 9Th at. and 7O8 X st. Nv.
A M.WOOL HENRIETTA, 42c. YARD.
n Black and white Atwood Serge, 40. yard
DEPARTMENT STORES
d1I-2t l2Al-1143 18th ST se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

Les w entrust the mission to New York and
Ne 'sss s'ss'ns Bull will get his jus. deserts in
tie monument line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

NJ wallace OF Pennsylvania appears 10 have
gone 70 0set 4r. DelAmater In q financial vsy.
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THE MONUMENTAL.
THIS FATHER.

his WEATHER.
Too reminds you Of something else-that s that one
person another among your friends win need Rainy
Weather Goods
Gossamers and
Umbrellas.
The prices that follow will tell you why You must
come tomorrow if you want TO money these
goods. We have laid umbrellas acenter
tomorrow for this special sale you vet ~ them
easily-it will pay you to be in at the start.
THE MONUMENTAL.
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w. M. SHusrEn & Sons.
WE HAVE IN STOCK ONE OF THE
CHOICEST LINES OF LADIES' AND
aENTLEMEN's HANDKERCH1EFs EVER
SHOWN IN WASHINGTON. RANGE IN
PRICE FROM loc TO slO. STYLES, QUAIL
1TY AND DESIGNS UNSURPASSED. JUST
IMPORTED.
ONE LOT OF 100 GENTS PARIS MUF-
FLERs. MAGNIFICENT QUALITY.
ALL OF OUR FRENCH FLANNELs
MARKED DOWN TO 80 CENTS.
SPLENDID LOT OF E1DERDOwN COM
FORTS FROM % TO $40 COMFORT.
ALL OUR 65. 60 AND 5OC PLAIDs RE.
DUCED TO THE Low PRICE OF 45C.
THIS Is A GREAT BARGAIN,
". H. SINISTER SONS,
90 PENN. AVE- NV. dl7
roc. GRAY UNDERWEAR (GENTs), &c.
OC Full Regular Made BalbrfsYan socks l2kc
per pair. >S~
10 DEPARTMENT STORES.
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TINS Is SAks & Coup.xr,.

Time h brsdrinr the rap 10 Christina. with Q sh~s
spsn nov. You ought 10 rrt yonr srr.ns~n.ss
under way - soon . possible. we're INSIDE the
holiday circle ''hc, and heavy The rurui.hi.r
Department couldn't hold any more We ~oulans
exchange . novelty we've rot either Tor any ve,vs
s-en anywhere ei... We natter our-,y-. vh.. N
comes to selecting In Mens matters our ,uarm~.s
ION the top Of the heap"
We've housed here four time. any variety Va,
nnd. That's imperative to-sor ~y-r,poay
IL bound to look into ''saks'- t<ssre they buy
anywhere and its very few turn their b.cls o.
what weshow them. Gentlemen who sr~ soi,r
20 rive 10 gentlemen don't need our ADVICE. tn
all In their iine-thsy know. But its ''erpss-
70 the lsdies-and our counsel can he had for tls
asking. NEcKwEAR. FANCY susPENpERs,
HANpKERcHIErs. MUrFIERs. cASEs,
uMBREII.As. GLOVES. FULL DRESS
SHIRTS. MAcINTosHEs. FANCY sLuM.
Der ROBES. ETc.-the~s are the thins yosT
In plenty.
sAKs AND COMPANY
sAhdwiched In with the Furnishing Goods lust s~r
the holiday time-sre the HOUSE COATS
Short SMOKING JACKETS. Long ROBES
DcHAMBRE and BATH ROBES with IN.
SLIPPERS. nyou'd been alons when We wet
hunting for the original patterns you'd Appreciate
the peculiar merit of these WE'RE sho~ins.-clssr
around the world for them-some English. some
German and away OF I'm japan. They are e.
trr'nely proper n sifts-make elesant sprs.r-
ance-dont cost much. and you can drpend upos
II they'll be used. Don't waste your time LOOKING
Of sample line when there's COMPLETE STOCK
20 handy.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
MEMS HOLIDAY sL1PPERs on the SECOND
FLooR-like everything else We handle-pER-
FEcT-cheap. too-and where there are % many
things to be bought. that's an item.
Both the CLOTHING FLooRs-tbe BOYS and
cHrLDREN's and the MEN,s-are full stocked.
The closer you stick to thines to wear in your
gifts the more satisfactory itTl be- ali around
cLoAKs and FURs are on the FOURTH
FLooR-Donr fopret them because they're nsu
with ms.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
We pay for the engraving work on the Heads Of
Canes and Umbrellas you buy Of us-Give you pretty
boxes to hold purchase will be oIen even
ings up to Christmas to serve the belated.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
WHERE SMALL MONEY COUNTS.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. AND SEVENTH ST. u
BALTIMORE HOUSE.
law. Lexington 81.
THE MONUMENTAL.
g3s AND 500 ST. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS.
We could no, erpect the ladies i'm such westhes
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"DRue News" By E. p. MKnrz.
WEDNESDAY. December II. 1890.

WEDNESDAY. December II. 1890
Ladies' desiring soft, re-
fined and fragrant odor for
| their handkerchiefs will Sc
| cure the finest ever brought
| NIoLET. to this city in our Quadruple
| Extracts They really have
hELIOTROPE no equal and are superior in
| every manner - sweetness
WHITE HELlOThOPE. and strensth-to the extracts
| sold by dry goods and fancy
| MARY STUAbT. stores. For years have
| given special attention to
WILD OLIVE. selecting these Qpadruple
| Extracts and they represent
fLANG YLANG. al that can possibly be de-
| s.fsd. You may buy dozen
| WHITE ROSE. different Violet Extracts
| from dozen different stores
| NEW-MOWN HAY. and get a dozen different
grades Of Violet. and that is
| TRAILING ARBUTUS. the reason desire i'm
| press upon your minds that
| LILY OF THE VALLEY the Violet Extract sell is
| not TO be COMPARED with the
STEPHANOTIS. Violet Extract secured ANY,
| where else. as ours Is far SUI
| WHITE LILAC. perior in every way. II you
| wish the best true Violet Ex-
| JOCKEY CLUB. tract or any other high
| grade Extracts you
| ESS. BOQUET. cure them here. i o., Soc ;
| 2oE.. 90c.. and o., OIL. so
| QUEEN ANNE. We have these matchless
| Quadruple Extracts put I'M
in attractive boxes contain
ing and two bottles of
various sizes.
| ORRIS.- Two more barrels of the
| ORRlS.-- True Violet Granulated Or
| ORRlS.- ris-the unequaled Sachet
| ORRIS.- whew! how IL has sold. Yet
| ORRIS.- il to be expected. No
| ORRIS.-- lady be without il after
| ORRlS.- once using it. nor she
| ORRIS.-- refrain from telling her
| ORRIS.- friends about IL. The strang-
| ORRIS.- est thing Of all Is the price
! ORR1S.- pic for big blue envelope
| ORRIS.-- full. No more this season
| 0RRIS.-- after these two barrels are
| ORRIS.-- gone.
| . . . . .
| CHAMOIs.-- Calls are growing more
! CHAMOIS.- frequent the time gruws
CHAMOIS.- shorter. Twenty four or
| CHAMOIS.- more art shades In Colored
| CHAMOls.- Chamois, In two sizes. for
| CHAMOlS.-- fancy work, SIC. and tl.24
| CHAMOIS.- each
MERITS DRUG STORE,
Sc. COR. 18TH AND SITS. NV. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17
CHRlsrxAs Is AprRoAcurse,

And every one 10 anxious TO know vhers thss ehnnd
what they want. So we suerest visit 20 our Art D.
psrtmens where you are sur~ to nnd something Jon
want. II only idea sureession. which ere always
freely Eiven.
First in order are the HANpKERCHrEF CASES.
satin. han, painted oner for the children. ct sll5.
Morr elsbora,s ones for e. Is, e. 20 and q.
Next are the SATIN GLOVE CASES. with Glove
stretcher, for only $50
Handsome Hsnd-psinsed KID PHOTOGRAPH
CASES. something beautiful and seryic~~hle. for a.
Lovely SATIN OPERA GLASS BAGS only q.
Very pretty SEA SHELL sAcHEr BAGS for Q, and
ooc. each; all cOiOs.
Handsome Hand-embroidered BUREAU SETS.
Scarf AID Pin Cushion TO match.
81 SET.
BEAUTIFUL PIN CUSHION made to order for
81. In any color you wish.
In HEAD RESTS we have every color and every
shape. Satin PAINTED once for o. %. Covered with
China Silk for sl.I5.
Handsome fau-shaped oues, with white lace or linen
tors, for a.
Round ones for 40 o.
LACE TOPS for Pin Cushions from &c. nm.
LINEN or LACE TOPS for Head Rests from Soc up.
In SOFA PILLOWS we have every size and price.
covered uncovered. We can make you 20 order
LOVELY DOWN PILLOW. covered with China silk.
for 81
We have CHINA SILK scARFs. too many to
enumerate. In Plain and Figured China silk, em-
broiderei and hand painted from &C. 70 Is apiece
For the Christmas dinner table or New Year recep-
ton We have FINE LINEN SILK EMBROIDERED
CENTER MATS. "a inches square. only $3.50.
Also. FINK LINEN EMBROIDERED CENTER
MATS. for s4.50. with DOyLIEs to match at Sc.
each.
FINE LINEN TRAY COVERS. hemssitched. for
49c., and with drawn work bord. for &c.
VERY PRETTY TABLE COVERS, As inches square.
with colored or white borders, only 15c each.
We have plenty of FINE LINEN or MONTE CLOTH
BUREAU scARFs. that Ye not stamped. from Soc.
up. These scarfs bargains and please everybody
II is not too late to leave your orders for EMBRoID
ERY and all such orders will be promptly executed.
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THr COMBINATION.
ETH AND = SIS. nv.
CONTINUATION OF SPECIAL HOLIDAY
orFERrNea
OFFERiNGa

you are ct loss what to bug you better this
iiss carefully. II h what we claim thorough shop
ping guide for this week. II will enable you to make
your purchases without any delay and with perfect
satisfaction.
ON THE FOURTH FLOOR.
Take the elevssoe.
You will find:
Madras Scarfs. tinsel Of gold border 15e.
Madras Scarfs. tinsel Of silk border DC.
China SIX Scarfs. with silk frinse 4Sc.
Raw sink Table scarfs. special colorinss &c.
Mascasca Art Panels. 81 ~ and 1sc.
200 Screens. imitation China silk filing cherry and
ash. Sc.
200 Easels. highly polished in cherry s,d oak full
brass trimmed. Sl@.
japanese Screens. in Black cloth, embroidered in
heavy gold bullion, a3.24
Polished Oak and Cherry Square TOP Tables. 81. 10.
Brass Tables. highly polished with silk plush top
S224
Brass Piano Lamps. highly polished. with colored
shade top. $3.50.
Piano Lamps. with marble top and center very hand
some. e1O.4S
NOTTINGHAM Bed Sets shan,s and spresd. 81 9s
and &224
Antique Bed Sets. 3 pieces. sl0 a.
Antique Bed Sets, pieces. al9.9S.
Irish Point Bed Sets Spices. sl1.4s. S20.0s and
e.So. ~
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GREAr F1RE AND WAFER SALE
TOYS. TOYS. TOYS.
FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
All goods must be sold by January I.
NO SUCH SALE EVER BEFORE HELD
IN THE CITY.
Prices no object.
Now Is the chance for Sunday Schools.
CHI. RUPERT.
4s4o5 It'll st. NV.
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We could mot erpecf the ladies ont i'm such westhes
as this, 80 We continue all sales for today 10
tomorrow and Friday. and thes-. with the special
offerings in this issue, will make the balance Of this
week "a hummer."
THE MONUMENTAL
Refer to yesterdays Star and today Post
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~ lie. EACH.
Window shades (Holland), all colors, olc EACH
4Sc. DADO Shades. ~.
DEPARTMENT STORES,
d11-2t 1241-l243 18th s.e.
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nR, WARMERS CAROLINE CORsETs. G9c.
~ Kabo and Balls Corsets, (Ht.
All our :JOc. Corsets. :Ec.
For 3 days only. "
DEPARTMENT STORES,
dlI-f 124l-124:B 18th st. g. e.
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GOC, GRAY UNDERWEAR (GENTs), 4oc.
W Full Regular Made Balbrigran Socks l2Lc
per pair. '>
DEPARTMENT STORES,
olI-I 1241-1243 18th Sc.
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A LL-wOOL HENRIETTA, 42c. YARD.
n Black and white Atwood Serge, AZ. yard.
36-inch Atwood flannes, :Er. yard
DEPARTMENT STORES.
d1I-2t 124l-1243 lltb st Sc
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WHAT SHALL / GIVE HIM.

Gloves'-Palais Royal Gloves are warranted.
An Cmbrella.-Then 70 to the Palais Royal.
Handkerchiefs.- The Palais Royal is Headquarters
suspenders.-An kinds at the Palsis Royal.
Underwear Reduced prices at the Palais Royal.
Toilet Case'-No trash 1t the Palais Royal.
Pocket Book.-The Palais Royal has Thousands.
Scarf:-Read about the new STARTS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

WILLIAM II. McKNEw
Successor to r. H. Taylor,
&s3 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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BALTIMORE HOUSE.
law. Lexington 81.
THE MONUMENTAL.
So AND 800 ST. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-17

OF SWISS Lawn and India Linon Aprons that we show
surely pleasure to look at There not style made
that have not in stock, with Lace Embroidery or
Silk Ribbon Trimm;ng-and the prices! Well. We know
they are correct the way the trade il buying them
DosLOn this floor we also have line Of Dolls; to
be sure we have sold a great many OF Them both
cheap and fine, but our assortment holds out very
nicely on account Of our good selections. You can
find Dolls here from pc. up to elO.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

The sad death of Mrs. Secretary
Tracy and the unseltishness of her last
hour call TO mind an incident which
came 10 my knowledge two years ago
through woman whom she aided.
says the N. Y. Epoch. Mrs. Tracy was
known TO be most conscientiously
charitable, but she concealed from
her left hand that which her right
hand did. and II panied her to
hear some one commenting on the
lack Of real charity displayed by
the rich-their deeds of charity costing
them nothing. inasmuch as no personal
sacrifice was involved. The words
clung TO Mrs Tracy's mind, and she
decided that her next act of charity
would cost her some trouble. The wo-
man TO whom | have above referred
was one OF Mrs. Tracy's humblcst pen
sioners. and ut the time she was great
iy la need OF careful nursing. for her
disease was cancer and OF most pain
full character. Day after day Mrs.
Tracy went on foot to the poor crea-
lures home, cared for her i'm every
way. swept and cleaned her room. and
saw that she was comfortable. return
ing to her home with some triiing ex-
cuse 20 account for her absence. Her
protege would never have known the
cause of so much unselfish kindness
had she not one dnv demonstrated with
her for what SEQ d needless waste of
time and labor o relieve her mind
Mrs. Tracy told that II was her
only way Of really paying her debt to
God. Mrs. Tracy's last act OF self
sacrificing kindness to her husband.
when In the midst ~ smoke and
flame. attests the sincerity OF those
words.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17
Tn. stat. OF wyoming.

In the Congressional report upon the ad-
mission OF Wyoming. many facts were given
going 10 show her 40 richer IN resources than
anv OF her sisters. and no territory ever APP
pied for statehood 10 thoroughly qualified.
This report shows the capital, CHEY-
ENNE, TO be one OF the wealthiest cities OF
her size In the world. ~ she IL the most
favored and prosperous. The Union Pacific
Railway il now constructing shops there, to
cost $4,000, 900 and employ 10000 men. This
fact, coupled with the early admission OF the
State, is causing N rush 10 CHEYENNE,
but her realty IL sim low. We have the best
residence property In the city. and offer lib
eral inducements 10 those who will build
dwellings TO supply the immediate demand,
and which will net twenty-five per cent. To
induce n quick response, we will. on liml-
ted number OF blocks, take two-hftbs in
clear lands or chattles, q small cash pay
ment In one, two and three years. Call AT
our Cheyenne office, or address Interior
Land and Immigration Company, Depart
ment Il, Denver, Colorado.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

One morning. as We were driving
through q sage brush region, writes .
western traveller, we saw large coy
ote stop suddenly. as II he had met
something which required his serious
attention. He mad arrived within a
yard or two OF the hole Of a badger.
That the proprietor was at home was
certain for we could see his little head
protruding from the front door. After
\ little hesitation the coyote stepped
forward and at the same time the bad
GER advanced quite out Of his hole and
stood with his nose close up into the
face OF his visitor. We regarded them
with interest. expected in "a minute
or two 10 see we'll whipped wolf. But
not SO. The badger remained firm, but
the wolf turned away. had once seen
large dog under just such circum-
stances as with this wolf. The dogs
self-conceit forced a collision, and in "A
minute he discovered his mistake. He
returned TO his master with nose and
side well slaslied The badger is the
most industrious Of animals. Often he
digs half dozen holes in one night. and
from one 10 two feet in depth. in the
hardest clay and gravel, and as often in
the road as elsewhere. These pits be-
come traps for bugs, crickets. lizards
and other insects, and furnish the bad
ger with the food he expects when Inc
1igs the pits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

Orders have been given for the work
to proceed by night as we'll as day. The
company have purchased "A large stock
OF lights OF the Lucigen type, in order
TO facilitate the work after dusk.
Twelve thousand men are now employed
and ninety.six steam navvies, the lat
ter supposed TO do the work OF several
thousand men. Two hundred miles OF
the temporary rails are laid, on which
1876 locomotives are running daily. The
locks are progressing rapidly, and the
docks at Stafford are nearly completed.
The former are sufficiently large TO ac-
commodate the largest Atlantic liner,
and around the Manchester and Stafford
docks are five miles OF quay space.
The contract expires at the end Of 1891,
and the representatives OF the con
tractor are liable TO heavy penalties il
the work is not completed by that time.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-17

and did IL because she looked so hand
some - the very picture OF beauty and
health What is the secret OF IL Z"
"Well," replied Green, "since you ask
IT, / viii tell you; she uses DR. Pierce's Fa-
yorite Prescription accept your apology.
Good night
An unhealthy woman Is rarely, II ever,
beautiful The peculiar diseases 20 which
20 many Of the sex are subject, are prolific
causes OF pale, sallow faces, blotched with
unsightly pimples, dull, lustreless eyes and
emaciated forms Women 40 afflicted,
can be permanently cured by using DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription; and with
the restoration OF health comes that beauty
which, combined with good qualities OF head
and heart, makes women angels OF lovliness-
Favorite Prescription Is the only medi-
cine for women, sold by druggists, under n
positive guarantee from the manufacture
ers, that II will give satisfaction In every
case, or money viii be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the bottle