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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-21
p ROBINSON l. CO.,
DESIGNERS OF BOYS CLOTHING,
800 PENNA. AVE. NV.
WHAr Is To Be-.

WuAr Is To Be.
Ladies are more fastidious about their foot
wear than gentlemen, as a rule.-If they've got
a shapely foot-a saucy novelty only increases
its beauty. If it isn't quite so regularly
moulded-a comely shoe will hide the imper-
fectons.-In either case there's tinge Of vari-
ety-but is human nature
The daintest things Oxfords-and the
fancy ones more strongly favored this sea-
son than they were last. There's more variety,
too-rnore elaborate notwithstanding
'ginger bresdy" about single style we've got
and there isn't line in town that can begin to
count styles with US. RUSSETS-in the
half dozen shades, Tightening and darkening
each side of the Tans. Ooze Calf-from Black
TO Light Tan. Russian Leather something
different than has been used in street shoes be-
fore. suedes and Undressed Kid in tried"
and new shades. Talk about 'em is like a col
VEltsS plctufe-lneApresslNe.-N ike 10 snow
them TO you-its not a bit of trouble. May we!
Oh, the prce!-Trust us for theln.-They are
rs low as they can oe-Glcays are.
OTHERS AND OURS.
Want to announce Hanan's Mems Shoes
again. He's sent US his Calf, Cordovans and
more Patent feathers in addition to the Kan
sarooa High or Low shoes and oxford Ties.
II you could realize how much comfort there is
to be taken in any of his shapes-and how salts
factorily they'll wear you-you'd own a pair.
We're Hanan in Washington-with Saks prices.
This season we've made our Black Bottom s .9S
ton, Lace and Congress that won the reputation
they hold. We've a regular clientsgs for this
shoe. Ask Portland don't want any other. It's
the goodness in 'em that sells them.
All our Footwear is shaping for summer-and
it's time. too-The next pair you buy you'll
want in these light weights-all of you Any
time-we're ready. Then here you're safer in
doing it, for we GUARANTEE ALL WE ASK
YOU TO BUY-and it seems to US our prices are
closer shaved. Don't you find them so'
SAKS AND COMPANY.
FOOT COVERINGS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVE AND SEVENTH STREET
ap2l
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L.crs Ar SURPRISE PRrcrs

Asuppementsry bargain are the Tlnsel Runiins
at 10 cents . yard Silver. Gold. Black ana Gold
Black nd silver.
THE TWENTY PIECES OF BLACK FIouScrxGs
AND NEIs THAT ARRIVED THIS MORNING WILL
CAUSE SuRPRIsK PRICES roNoRRnw
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You see? Anything you want in the house, on the
lawn, or about the garden right under roof and
any one to be bought with your small change. We
may not advertise these goods again this week. so,
hadn't you better this list outs Twill be handy to
shop by when you come in.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD Z LoTHRoR.
COR nth AND + Sis. NV.
OFFICE OF
MosDAr, April 2l. 1890.

SDAY, April Zls 1851.
DRESS GooDs.-we are Offer
ing four extraordinary values in
the Dress Goods Department.
Special No. l.-Thres different
styles in . variety Of spring
shades in Plain Serees. with jac-
guard and novelty stripes. Only
sc. so.
Special No. Astonishing new
and handsome in Plain Serees,
in Light Shadings, combin ed
with White Wool Lace Panelings.
This is exceedingly dressy and
attractive. Only 1915.
Special No. 3.-Polka Dot, Fancy
Striped and Plaid Border Serge.
Only $40.
Special No. 4-variegatei silk
Striped and Brocade Plush Front
and Panel Effects in French
Serges. Blue. Tan. Light Green,
Golden Brown. Gray. &c. Only
s12.5o.
tFirst floor, annex)
PARAsOLs.-we quote the fol.
lowing from this we'll stool ed de-
partment:
Ladies' Black Gros-grain Silk
Parasols, black carved handles.
22 inches 1915 each.
Ladies' Black Gros-grain silk
Parasols, lined with black silk,
black carved handles s. each.
Suitable for ladies in mourning.
ladies' Plaid Psrasols. with
grounds of Green, Blue, Gray,
Brownaud Tan. Also an exquisite
lire If White and Black Plaid.
$3.50. 81 25. "a. 80 and S. each.
tFirst foor)
LADIES' vASSAR SHIRTS
TO okDER.-The yassar Shirt
for Ladies has sprung into popu-
lar favor. 1t is the swell shirt Of
the season. We are making them
to order from All Silk, silk and
Wool, English Oxfords. Cheviots.
Madras, &c. The styles an6 pat
terms are exceedingly attractive
and exclusive. We also call special
attention to the attractive dis
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WV. II. NJ KSEws DALY LrrrER

Peer in mind re are the Only erc'u-
siUe ''Lddics FURNISHINGS H0ltse" in
tie city.
We have made mere reductions to-
day. You Will find il to your interest
to look through our stock ii in need
of jackets, Capes, ClOaks. Suits, Jer-
seys, Biou es, Gloves, Hosiery, In
derw, ar, Corsets, &c.
Eerc ate q few NCwmarkets which
we reduced this morning:
Ladies' Fancy Cloth Newmarkets,
in stripes and plaids. Sizes 81. "a
and 36. Reduced from Sl2 90, Sl4
and Sl5 SO 20 80 each
6 Ladies' Black Chovot and dag
ORAL Cloth Newmarkets. Reduced
from SO, $3.50 aud S2l.5O to
$40.
3 Ladies' Fine Black English Dag
onal Newmarkets, very stylish. lie
duced from $50 to $40.
These Garments are of Spring
weight and very desirable.
Just opeued-New Print Wrappers
at SID, ana an exquisite line of
Novelties in ParasoIs.
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Ia K FULTON. LOAN OFFICE. l2ls PA Avg
III Established 1870. . be only lcen $50 fAsn
broker llstricf. Money loaned On Matelss
llanlonds yeNelry. silver Ware ala otter VA uatoA
g. Gold Matches other laetgcs -
treat N1Ilety seEy low prlces- s44o-OA~'
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WARRINGTON BEFORE

Every one Of ths above goods Is fun width. EVERY
THkE.sD SILK. and the latest ohtainable patterns
NALESQUE LACES, entirely new, Tor trimmings,
tr N handsomely and styllAhly. DOC To s2.ab
YARD.
cHAhIILLY LACEs. new patterns. to is iDehss
wide, loo. % Sl.2 q yard.
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REMNANTS AT COST PRICE

REMNANTS AT COST PRICE
The Embroidery season has set in in earnest and
each evening We mud many remnants. which are put
on sale the next day at price You Will constantly
find remnants Of the best selling styles in lengths
suitable for fronts of skirts and chidren's dresses
and such variety Of lengths in narrower widths that
you ever need may be supplied from the remnant
counter.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Is 90 90 ~ I LIZ

Those who read advertiser ents we are very r.
to favor. Here the best barsains Of the new
Flouncinss: Two pieces OF 42-inch Black Sils Chan.
lilly Lace Flouncings that would be gooe value q,
sl.75 FOR ONLY Sl.35 YARD. Three pieces At
sl-25 that would b. cheap at $50 We are certain
these will be the first 10 sell Not only the de-
signs new and really beautiful. but the silk while
heavy. 10 not harsh and WHY. and will dr4pe grace
fully.
There are other entirely styles and Of such su
perior quality for the prices that what thought
xood vaue on Saturday think differently Of this
morning.
REDUCED PRICES
Many 81 our patrons know selling on Satur.
day the 4inch Chantilly Flouncing Of block pattern
with n2ured Vandyke border for SECS The pr.ce il
now reduced to 81 5Oa yard
The 81 Figured Chantilly Flouncing. with scaIlope
and polka dot borders. 10 e. yard
morrow to Sl3a Saturdays price wa 81 ayard
All styles of Black Spanish Capture Lace Flouncings
are reduced follows:
From 81 80 SO sl25 yard
To 81 so 81 sl25 81 ayard
ES-Our regular patrons will admit aud others should
know that the qualities the prices we're Al
good generally little better than could be procured
elsewhere II is this mornings arrival OF unusual bar
gains that force tomVrrow's change IN prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL
lCOnfipued halou
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PROPER SELECTIONS IL USDERwEAR
P PPf FFFH ERR R R ERR R W. ssss
PIP EE RRR RRR Wy oSSs
LEE X K K L ssSs

Underwear is something about which we all hold our
personal lndlvi i9al views ashton stakes of hand
ful OF styles-and ont of that select that
best NEE our ~Ants-and stic To it. The only SER
wee We can b. to you is TO suggest grade
vonr 10y quiiy ~ ~ ~ ssu . he pre- uowl wthln
would oe like trying 10 uunook the curtain that
We tell you truths about tn goones of the
lines We carry that will be as interesting their
merits are superior.
THE LADIES.
Ribbed Vests in White. Ecru. PINK and Blue-2O cts.
such qualIti have been - CTS.
Libbel Balbrigsau-fnished carefully-25 cts.
Gauze Nests-high neck and long or snort eeves-
SWISS Ribbed Isle vests-in White and Ecru-5Octs
Isle in Checks-J0 cts.
KbJed Ba brix half -half-ueitherh heavy nor
Plain BSiSrEgan Vests and Pants-5O cts
Ihda9 9s stu Sq 1eIi be BIZ Ter
SILK Iests-White aud the mellow tnts-75 cts.
As long as We have nenu0ned the six Vests let
Low neck aud no sleeves-s1.
A better grade, same Stylr-S2.
A AD sI, In, h, ner IN qlatyzs2
Iii neck and long seeyes-S3.
hese are all based No. 3. Ifyou need
larger add quarter for each
The GENTLEMEN
II you want Gauze Vest our 5Uc. India will suit
you The uetwixt and between weight MerinO 5 uirs
apiece. q. BonOol & Co.'s french BalIriggSn. 81
lac lion heavy as Bon byn's designing and weayirg
THE CHILDREN
Our 25-cent grades you will md holding what you
the suit singly-toSeth with the styles ANA pat
terms presented BY the American hosiery Company.
lou know uer 1Tdde OF tooTth-yOu know prices.
As We said DefOre-UndeTwear j. private matter
What style: Is aswersOie only By yourselves But in
our house you from the inferior aud Doubt
fuL livery stitch is 20 d-4nd every garment
Ierfect We cannot believe that our people here
want anytnx that has been by the nlaiufac-
turer not worthy. Those 'seconds' axain
Look OUT fer tneuI-keep the 3 distance The are
Ae moths IA Acoat-Iuy er0as-tgBer give you satis-
faction lou wll hear of them herAlded as Ldr0f s.
II you VIII compare our prices 10 the With other
peoples askings Tor these
/ you Will md there are not msLy 'Olds"-n any
frlce ought not 10 be the only iuducemeut-it isn't
| In our house-only :he best known lnaEe-and the
~ they turn out proper enough tor Us 10 .how
S0I.
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Wur Nor,
WHY NOT CHANGE YOUR BOYS WIN
TER SUIT Fox ONE THAT Is MORE SUIT
ABLE TO THE SEASON AND WEATHER?
II IS ALMOST CRUEL TO KEEP II HEAVY
CLOTH NC NOW WHEN YOU CAN GET
SUCH NOBBY AND SERVICEABLE SPRING
GARMENTS FOR SUCH A SMALL AMOUNT
OF MONEY AT b. LOBINSON co.'s, 900
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NV.
YOU WILL WANT To GET SOME SHIRT
WAISTS AL~O.AND HERE Is The PLACETO
BUY THEM LOTS OF PRETTY Eff CTS IN
STRIPES, PLAIDS, CHECKS AND FANCY
FIGURES; ALL COLORS AND COMBINA-
TONS. IN PERCALES, LINENS, FLAN-
MEL AND CHEYIOT THE BEST-FIITING
SHIRT WAISTS TO BE FOUND ANY
WHERE; ALL SIZES; PRICES REASONA-
BILE
NOW is THE TIME WHEN THE BOYS AND
CHILD In NEED LIGHTER OUTSIDE
GARMENT SEE THE STYLISH SPRING
ONERCOATS AND NOBBY LIGHTWEIGHT
REFERS THAT WE HAVE IN ALMOST
ENDLESS VARIETY; ALL SIZES AND MOD
ERATE PRICES
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Today we announce two days wooden and
Willow Ware Ssle-that ia. from Tuesday morning
until closing time Wednesday night. We don't call it
special" sale, because it isn't unless you choose to
make it so. There of the bargains here we
promised you in yesterdays Post: but we are good
deal on the bargain question the man who said
he didn't sneeze unless he had cod You'll find
something of the bargain color in every Of our
"ads" Remember this please And also bear in
mind that it is of inconvenience to us to
send q &c. box of toothpicks to your house-if you
don't wish to carry it-than it would be to deliver
refrigerator which you couldn't carry if you wanted
to.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-21

You can select from our twenty styles of
both Ladies' and Mems Goods. These are
sentially warm weather shoeS-light, easy and
durab.e-and You can't we'll neglect such an
opportunity.
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SEA TON PERRY

9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established 1870. II
II AIDES AND MISSES SWISS KIBBFD VESTS
IL &C.: Scotch Dress Ginghams, lse. worth 55c,
A. me iercale SHIRT aists soc Metal Dress Buttons
21sc. dozen. kEfETII 4 CO., Capitol Hill. Asst
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WM. HAHN & CO.'S
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
SIG 7th st. NV,
1922 Penn. ave. NV,
23l Penn. ave. Sc.

y YDS. TORCHON LACE. lOc.; LARGE WHITE
= Bed spreads. 1Jc.; Fosters D. button Kid Gloves
ell; Narne.'s Coraline Corsets, S5c. kEIETI IL i
CO., l49 u st. Sc. aplS-3t
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
AsHEvLLE c., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1890.
THE PARNEI.L. SENSATION.
4 Reaction in His Favor Now
Setting iIi.

LoNpoN, Nov. 19.-The runor is cur.
rent that Parnell will retire from active
political lie, and that he will marry Mrs.
O'Shca as soon as the law will permit
him to do so. II is also said that he has
promised to give continuous advise To
his successor in the leadership of the ma
tionalist party. 1t is an undeniable fact
that the virulencc against Parncll by the
tory papers in their editorials is causing
n reaction OF public sentiment in his ia.
vor.
The Star lO'Connor's paperl says
"Parnell does not intend to resign the
leadership OF the Irish parliamentary
party"
The Pail Mall Gazette says: at is
Parnel's duty to the Irish people, their
English allies, his own character and his
cause to resign his leadership"
The Evening News SAYS: "lrcland's
uncrowned king has been crowned with
intamy."
"Thc l'reeman's journal SAYS: at is
imperative that Parncll continue as the
leader of the Irish parliamentary party"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
JULIA MARI.OwE DYING.
Almost no Hope for the Reautifu,
and Talented Actress.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l9.-Aliss Julia
Marlowe, the actress, is lying at the
point of death with the only hope for her
life depending ON an almost hopeless sur
gical operation.
Miss Marlowe was taken with ty.
phoid fever three weeks ago aud last
Friday passed the crisis oi the disease
in safety and but for complications would,
by this time. have been on u fair way to
recovery. On Sunday the glands in her
throat began to swell, and Assesses
formed from which blood poisoning set
IN aud she is now in imminent danger oi
death. Her physicians have hesitatcd to
operate upon the absccsscs as in her
weakened condition. they considered she
would not be able to survive ii. This
afternoon at 3 O'Clock they will hold u
consultation aud as she will inevitably
die il the operation is not performed
they will probably decide to open thr
absccsscs although her chances ol living
through the operation are small.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
DR.. KOCH IS CHAGRlNED.
NO PERMANENT CURE VET
RECORDED.
Doctors Returning From berlin
Express Doubts aS to the New
Remedy for Consulnp ptiOn.

VIENNA, Nov. 19.--The doctors wn
have returned FROM Berlin express doubts
AS to the radical cure OF lupus by korh's
treatment. Thev say that in some oi til,
cases declared to bccured suspicious look
ing pustulcs were seen breaking out aircsl
near the cicarized wounds. Leading Aus
trian specialists warn thciacully agains
over-eslimaling the efficacy of Koch
methods, and affirm that up to the pres
cnt time not a single case of undoubtco
and permanent cure has been recorded,
They also think il possible that the strong
reaction OF the remedy on the diseased
tissue may prove dangerous to weak
lungs and interfere with respiration
Three deaths, attributed to this cause,
ha vc already been reported.
BERLIN, Nov. lS.-Prof. Koch is cha
grined over the reappearancc oi lupus in
a patient reported as cured. This Is tn,
only instance, however, of a return oi th,
disease after supposed cure.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
GUILTY AND NOT GUILTY..
O'lsricn ana Dillon sentenced to
DatI for % ycnr.

DrnLlN, Nov. Io.-ln court ut Clonmit
to-day n vcrdic, OF guilty was rendered
against Wm. O'Bricn, John Dillon. Pat.
rick O'Bricn all OF whom are members
oi parliament: John Culinanc. Thomas
Walsh, Patrick Mccklcr aud MIR. Bolton,
who were indicted on charges Of con.
spring to induce tenants ON Smith Bar.
rvs estates not To pay rcnt.
William O'Bricn aud Dillon were each
sentenced to two terms imprisonment oi
six months each. but the sentences nrc To
run concurrcntly. Patrick o'Bricn and
Cullinarc were each sentenced to siN
monthsimprisonmcnt, aud Walsh, Mccck.
Ter aud Bolton to four months each.
All the sentences were without labor,
Father Humphrey, Thos. J. Cundon. u
member OF parliament, Dave Kelley and
David Shelby, member Of parliament,
indicted on the same charges, were found
not guilty and discharged.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
GEN. GORDON WON EASILY.
WHERE WAS THE ALLIANCE
OPPOSITION
4 Tremendous Sensation Ia ~.
Ianta-spceches, Marching, Fire.
works, and, of Course, yelling.

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov. l9.-Gordon is
Gcorgia's senator tor the next six years.
The vote OF the house was taken amidst
great excitement. The galleries and lob
bies were packed with Gordon men and
women, all Atlanta being for him. Every
Gordon vote was checred and other
names were hisscd. When roll call was
complci cd the vote stood: Gordon. SO /:
opposed, 50. Then there were several
changes and the vote showed that Tor.
don lacked one of majority. Speaker
Howell then cast his vote for Gordon. \
dramatic scene followed. Men went
wild. the crowds i'll The lobbics broke
through the doors aud the widest en-.
thusiasm prevailed. Mcmb,rs who had
changed 20 Gordon were mounted
ON the shoulders Of others aud carried
about the halls amid the widest con.
fusion and enthusiastic cnc,ring.
Atlanta is turned inside out 4 great
Gordon demonstration occurred last
night at the artcsian well, with Gordon.
and other speakers bonhrcs. fireworks.
artillery salrtes. crowds marching the
streets with brass bands, tin horn brig.
AIDES. and all yelling for Gordon. The to.
tnl vptt ni the ,ya houses yys,s.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
LARGE LUMBER DEAL.
Gushing II Chapman sscii out io
the y. 4. Dcsiicns Company.

The =. 4. Dcmcns wood working com.
pany have purchased the lumber business
and saw mills Of Mcssrs. Gushing and
Chapman, and will conduct that business
in connection with their present one.
The old firm has been carrying on an rx.
tcnsive business in Western North Caro-.
liua and have had saw mills in Buucombc.
Madison and ianccy counties aud else.
where through the west.
The unsettled business of the old firm
will be closed up bv Cushing and Chap
man at their present office. The iirIn GO
ing out Of business has made an cnviablc
reputation by their correct business
methods, politcncss andpromptncssinall all
transactions.
Mr., S, +, Chapman is a stockholder in
he L. 4, Demcns wood working compa.
ny aud has been elected secretary oi that
company, lie will devote his time to
their interests. Mr.. {. u. Gushing will
return to ST. John, New Brunswick. his
old home, to take an interest with his
father in the extensive lumber business OF
a. Gushing Il Co.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
WHITLOCK'S,
CORNER EAGLE BLOCK.
l6 SOUTH MAIN STREET L,

We are showing the best
stock of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Winter Wraps in
the city.
Our display oflong Wraps,
Jackets, Plush and Fur
Goods, cannot he matched
elsewhere. Our garments fit
and givegeneral sa tisfaction.
We are constantly receiv-
ing new additions in Dress
Goods in black and cOlored
novelties.
A full supply of "Cente-
meri" and genuine "Foster"
Kid Gloves, Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings just receiv-
ed. 200 dozen Handker-
chiefs from SOC. to $50 per
dozen, also full line OF Corsets
in best makes, Hosiery and
Gloves for Ladies, Misses
and Children.
A complete stock OF Ladies'
and Misses Underwear in all
grades, also Blankets, Com
forts, Shawls, Household
Linens, Curtain Materials,
&c. Our stock Of Fancy
Goods is larger than ever.
Latest designs in China Silks,
Felts and Wash Silks. Ladies
wishing to buy the best Dry
Goods in Asheville will do
well to call on us. Corner
Eagle Block, 46 8. Main st.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
rI.EAsANTs.RIcHARDs.
\ private wedding on French
BrOad Avenue To-day.

There was a very pretty quiet wedding
on French broad avenue to-day at IL
O'Clock. The contracting parties were
Miss Mary NJ, rlcasants, daughter OF
Mrs. {. l.. Peasants aud Mr., Oscar n.
Richardson, OF High Point. \. <. Rev
l.. Carroll. pastor oi the French Broad
baptist church, performed the ceremony
in the presence oi few friends OF the
family
The couple lett on the . o'clock train,
after lunch at the hoiisc, Tor a northern
trip. They will travel for month and
viii return to High Point where they
will make their home.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-11-19
ANT|M|CRA|NE.
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NEVER FAILING CURE FOR
HEADACHE.
TRADE MARK REGISTERED.
ABSOLUTELY SAFE, PERFECTLY SURE ANs
ALWAYS SPEEDY.
AND NOTHING ELSR.
. Has earned for itself
|. the enviable reputa.
ANTIMIGRAINE

S...N''9,'o,... the enviable reputa.
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that common trouble. HEADACHE. The
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he without.
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pend upon the subtle influences Of such
poisonous drugs as
ANTIPYRINE, MORPHINE.
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no unpleasant OF annoying afterefects,
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