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The daily critic., 1890-06-10
Houehton = co.'s Unprecedented In
ducementa

The cheapest vet Just read their bargains
iu furniture. OAK bureau. bedstcad, wash
stand, pair Of feather pillows, / extra arge
OAK table, due reed chairs, { wire mattress b
AT these serviceabie and desirable articles,
useful every day. for the small sum Of s35 90
Again they offer chairs and siy foot ey-
tension table for the surprising and unprece
dented price Of $1,000. And again. can You
spare The small sum OF SOY n So, see our q
plcce oak dining room suite, It Is a daisy, aud
the price is almost nominal
". II. HorgUroN & Co
l4fs e f33U 81 N w
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Storage for Silverware. Jewelry Laces
Fine Goods and valuables OF an kinds
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
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Ou account d Christian EuIeaeql Con
Fgutiou eoaEauiag ~ sd Louis. J4ul d b
l5. ne b. & D. r. ~ alI cell excursion
tickets lu1 ald ID, good returning uutl
June "a az rate 81 sl3 l1F the round trip.
Secure your tickets ~ IL & v. Offices 1la
ana 1854 Ee-us5 lFaaia avenue aHI a,
depot
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THE DAILY CRITIC
0TTY spF0rtDs


hang GAFriaEes huu AeAflk eNAtotHs
Having had a great run on those s35 par,or
suils of seven pieces, we turn our attention
70 baby carriages and refrigerators Mans
VIII want them, and MO family should, tor
minute De without them. Tho stock we dis.
play embraces the newer styles. Che best
makes and the lowest prices, The benefits
OF our credit system are always at the dis
posal OF our customers. Therefore, bring
what money you have and buy what you
want. That Is the rule at Rudden's Furni
ture. Carpet and Stove stores, az $50 and 932
an street northwest
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Tho Patrol sy,tsm In ooorgelowu.

Engineer Commissioner Robert, in a
conversation to. day with Mr.. 4. II.
Chapman. general manager Of the Mu-
nieipal Signal Company Of Boston.
Mass, and Msjor Of Police Moore. said
that he had decided 10 give Georgetown
the best and highest priced police and
tire-alarm system that could be pro
yided Colonel Robert approved the
selection made by Captain Rossel on
his recent tour in several Of the leading
Cities-the Municipal Signal Company's
system. Their bid was 81, 600. and that
Of the Gamewell Company So, 100. The
official award of the contract was made
this morning By Captain Rossell. The
apparatus viii be ready for adjustment
and operation in about two weeks
The Municipal system is IN operation IN
Boston. Providence. X. l. Fall River,
Mass. Newark, n J and other smaller
towns. Tie company has just received
contracts for Minneapolis and San
Francisco
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ss.sion ol De NalionaI rnIon.

The ninth annual session Of the Sen
ate will be held 10 the red parloT Of the
Ebbitt House beginning on June n at
10 a. m. The Senate is the supreme
body Of the National Union, a secret.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT association. iacOU
r0Tated under the laws of Ohio. with
Headquarters AZ Toledo. The objects
of The order are 90 associate white male
persons Of coed moral character who
are socially acceptable, and If for bene-
fCial membership, IF sound bodily
health. between 20 aud "a years Of age,
10 give material air 10 and advance its
members morally, socially aud iutel-
j, equally 20 establish a fund for the
relief Of sick and distressed beneficial
members. and 10 pay s. 600 10 the law
tUl representative Of a deceased mem
Der. The membership aggregates q. 600
distributed among twenty two States
and Canada. There are nearly 600
members Of the order IN Washington
The daily critic., 1890-06-10

For spring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go 70 y. r, Kelly, Ninth street wing,
Centre Market, and N, L. Market, Fifth and
streets.
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Poundmasier EiHsteiu gives as his
opinion that no epidemic Of rabies need
be feared 10 Washington. lie has held
his present position for seventeen years,
and cannot recall single ease % rabies
In Tie District During that period
il the neigbb0rh0od of 40 900 dog
have been sacrificed Mr Eiustein
places the present number Of licensed
dogs Ia the District al 10 600
Mr Green. Of The Washington Ken
Eell Club. suggests that 10 insure the
safety ~ other dogs that po0dles. Spit
and other species Of long haired dogs
ought 90 be suppressed a. they cannot
Withstand a warm climate. AS rule.
be says. settlers. pointers aud other bird
dogs are not subject 70 hydrophgbia
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Anhsuser-Busoh.
Nnw HavEx. December Is. lssa.

NEw HAvBN, December IS, 1889.
The Anheuser Busch Brewing Association,
St Louis, Mo:
Gentlemen-The sample Of Faust Beer
lately received from you tor analysis has IN
100 parts by weight the following compost
tion;
Total solid extraot............... 6.ss0
Alcohol. ,.,...,,..,....,..,....,,, $500
Carbonio acid gas......................, .355
Water. ,....,,,.....,,........... s9.375
10000
systematic search has failed TO show the
presence Of any adulterant, and the compo
s'tion Is very similar 20 that Of the Best Beer
OF Munich and Vienna. Yours, etc.,
s. W. JOHNSON,
Professor OF Chemistry. Yale College.
Washington Branch:
Fir street and Virginia avenue southwest,
FRANK sCHwARz,
Manager.
'rhone sal.
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Amusement Printing.

Tickets. Programmes Journals COupo
and Hangers.
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Double Track. Splendid Scenery.
steel Rails. Magnificent Equipment
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Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.

Schedule IN eject June 90, 1890.
Leave Washington nom station corner OF
New JERSEY avenue and street.
F0n CmcAaO and Northwest, Vestibuled
Limited express daily ii.3O m, express
$50 0p N.
FoR CiscTsSArr, st. Louis aud indianapolis
express daily $50 aud ii,50pm
FOB PITTsRURG and Cleveland, express AL
ea0 a m and $40 y. m.
F0R lKNiHgToE ana points In the Shenandoah
FoR WiscnrsrTR and way stations, n. 80 D m.
Fon LUWAY, f3.30 and IS 40 m
FuH baltimore, week days, 4.05, 500, 8S,
80 $50 $50 i5-minutcs), $50, go, Qt 90,
eco 4s-minutesl a. m, 1910, 2,i5 (2.50 IS
minutesl 8i5, 45-mlnutesl, 825, 420 49,
434 Nk0, ab-mlnutesl $50 600, 615, $50,
10. ,58O, b, go 1880 and ii.so .. IN.
Sundays, 4 O., 20, 7.30 $50, 030 a m.
U200, % miuutesl 100. 2i5, l2.50, a5-min
utesl 10 80 81, 4.b0, % minutesl GOO.
Up, e,eQ Z 50, ~. io.3., u 80 pm.
Baltimore, $50, b.35, $50 m, 1910, SIS,
asa @ -, i1.H0 ? m. Sundays, SO z m, 90.
2t, 4.3a, 0.20, ii.30 m.
TRAINS LEAvE BALrIMoRE for Washington.
$50, s 35, $50 and 1870, 1885 a m; t2.00,
1910, 40, $50, ESQ 90 AIS, 500, 8 20, 6.e0
TOO, z so, $50, 80, 90, 1910, 1000 and 90
p m. sundays, 30, 7.l5, 80, SIS, $50, 10. -.
I0.35 m. 1900. ,O5, ? 10, 2 80, Alb 500, ~
200, 7.30, S.20. $50, 10 10, 1870 and II 90 m
fOR AENAPoLts, 6. IS and $50 a m, - 10 and
40 p m. Sundays. s 80 a M, asa p IA.
Leave Annapolis 685, s87 a m, Il. .O5, s.ss
p m, Sundays 20 a M, 3.55 p m.
FoR STATIONS on the Metropolitan Brano
stations tt se ohy M o5 m m S FSS GRSd R5dirqpss tJS
F6R RocKvIL1z and Way stations. tl85pm.
FoH GAITHEhsBUHa and intermediate points
f9.00, 5000, fllu0 a M, fi.00, 100. l.8s
f9.45, $1,000 fIt0o pm.
FoR BoHD's and intermediate stations, o
ChuRcH TRAIN leaves Washlngton on sunda
at IS . m, stopping az all stations on
Metropolitan Branch.
FoR FREDERIcK. t68o $3.50. $3.50 tii.s0 m.
FoR HAaERsiowR, 1000 a m. and $3.50 pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE iron Chicago daily Has q m
and 8.lU IN; from Cincinnati aad ST. Louis
daily $40 IA and s,oo M from tittsDarg
Ti0 m. $50 D N daily.
NEW YORK q PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR NEW oRK. Trenton, Newark, N. j., and
Elizabeth, N. j. FA05, fso0, 5000, %lsuo
m. $50 s4.5o and 80 30 D m. Buffet
Parl0r Cars on all day trains, sleeping Car
on the 10 30 p m, open az 900 n.
F0A PHIADELPHIA, R4o5, ts.00. 1000. az %
noon, st.50. s4.h0. s6.15 and 5000 D N.
FoH NEWARK, Del Wilmington and Chester
#405. f5.00 IN, FI2.00 noon, ssb1, +f.h0,
sd.i5 and 30 80 p m.
and Philadelphia, t5.0 .0O aud 81 a N, ts.50,
Trans LEAyE New York for Washington,
eco til30 IA, - 90, 's.sC, 800 p u aud
TRAIRs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA tor Washington,
80, sis ss.i5, slla5 N, tl-f0, $751;
$3.50 - 81 pm.
F0R BosToS, $3.50 , m, with Pullman Buffet
sleeping Car running through % Boston
without change, via Poughkeepsie Bridge
landing passengers iu b. 8 M. station az
Boston.
FoR ATLANTIC CRY, Z 05 and 1000 q m. n 90
noon, sundays, o5 N, y " noon aud
10 80 . %.
tEzCept sunday. FDaIIy. sSunday only.
Baggage called for and checked from no
= "a .
orders left az ticket Offices, 6i9 and 1851 Pa.
ave. and az depot
j. a. ODELL, CHAs. o. sCULLs
Gen Manager Gen. Pass. gt.
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GrnnIte 100 Rnnnhlio.n.

The New Hampshire Republican As
sociatIon had largely attended meet
ing last night at l4li F street north.
west Officers were elected as follows:
President, ex Senator Aaron II. Cragin;
vice. president. George J. n. Patterson;
secretary, George w. Sargent, treas
urer. John Coughlin. Messrs. Sargent.
Coughlin and Tenny were appointed a
committee on transportation A letter
was read from Senator William L
Chandler. In which he Informs the as
sociation there Is perfect union and har.
moBy among the Republicans OF New
Hampshire, with bright prospects Tor q
c. mpltte victory Ia November I'VE
must not" the Senator saws. relax
our exertious or omit 20 do anything
which can wisely and fairly be done 10
achieve success"
Much enthusiasm was manifested al
the meeting. The next meeting will he
held Tuesday evening next at 0l4 F
street northwest.
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Police Court improvements. :.

As intimated in The CRITIC some
DAYS ego the improvements 70 the Po-
lice Court will not begin for some
time. The plans which Building In
speeloF EntWisle has had approved pro-
vide for three cells on the leased ground
IN The rear Of the Webster building
The two-stoTy building ia the rear 0f
the same block will be set apart for the
use Of Judge Miller and The clerks All
Of The rooms will be newly furnished.
About s.. 500 will be spent Ia this way.
and $500 viii be used in painting and
TeBeVatlng lhe old court room.
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OFFICE OF
w. A. PIERCE 81 CO.,
Successors to Z. G.. Davis,
TIC MARKET SPACE,
Corner Eighth Street.
We Have Excellent Reason

To believe that the largest Mourning Goods
business done In the city Is done here. And
why shouldn't we9 We make a speciality Of
Il. II there is anything new we are the first
10 show e. y hen you start ont 20 buy a
Black Dress 20 Is not az n you wanted a coll
ored one. for all You have to do then Is 70 find
the right shade with Black Goods II Is very
different, You may lack Judgment or expert
ence. You don't know which will wear well
or which Is a good Black In such cases you
have 10 rely on the frm Of which you make
your purchase. Certainly it Is much more TO
your ADVANTAGE to deal where you are sure Of
what Won are buying and that the color will
be guaranteed to be all right. We don't hest
tate to say that we have the best, the fullest.
the newest stock Of Mourning Goods in the
city-the most attractive to look at and the
most considerate Of your pocketbook.
The frst thing that attracts your attention
Is a huge pile Of Black and white Goods, in
Plaids, stripes and Fsncys Of all kinds. They
are well worth the former price Of g0c; but we
have marked them out at SOC per yard.
A little farther on is another pile marked
sec. These are all Black and comprise stripes
Of all sizes, Plalds, Figured, Plain and Rough
Effects. You should see these bargains-they
are well worth your Inspection.
We are showing some beautiful effects IN
50-inch Goods,
5oinoh Black and White Double-striped Hin.
doc Clotht..... 81 .25 yard
50-inch Black and white Single-striped Hin.
dOo GlOth.ss.ss .sssss ssssss sss,ss tls2o yard
5Oinch Black and White Plaids Hlndoo Cloth
st25 yard
5O-lnch Black and white Striped Royal surah
ClOthss..s.s.ssss. s.ss ssssss...sts..ssN " . yard
54-inch Nuns Serge IN Black .........si yard
5i-inoh Camel's Hair Serge, rough effect,
81 yard
5G-inoh Camel's Hair Serge, rough effect.
si.25 yard
SC inch Csmel's hair Serge, fine weave,
Sis yard
5iinoh Plain Camel's Halr..........st.s .s5 ga ri
54-inch Broadcloth..,..,....si 81 and 81 % yard
dinch Broa dcloth. th..........,.......si7 Is yard
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To vote ln aLlttIa Rhody. .

The Rhode Island Republican Asso-
citation had q meeting last night at the
Ebbiit House with view % completing
arrangements 10 60 home and vote
hr Henry A. Pierce. a clerk In the
Senate disbuTsing Office, presided The
committee on transportation reported
that they had secured reduced rates Of
fare. and The club elected hye new
mfmbeTs. Vacancies in The executive
cCmmiiiee were filled by the election Of
John Z. Noyes and samuel III SimOns.
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voters Ia The Old Dominion.

The Virginia Republican League held
its regular meeting last evening, which
was largely attended. Messrs. 7. j.
Edmondson, L. " Luisenbery and j.
A Wade were appointed q committee
on transportation. Mr. Luisenbery Of
the Eighth Congressional district said
that on Tuesday evening next he would
move a suspension Of the regular order
Of business and ask the consideration
and adoption Of what Is known 10 the
league as the Hume" resolutions,
which were tabled At the last regular
meeting
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GroeeEs oa az EEenE.Iaa.

An excursion party Of 300 grocers
from New England arrived IN Wash
ington yesterday on a sight seeing trip.
and 70 day are quariered al Willard S
Riggs and the Ebbitt The party IS
under the charge 0f Benjamin Johu-
son. publisher Of The NsE England
Grocer, and. after visiting the points 1f
interest 10 This clty and making q trip n
Mount Vernon will leave for home
70 morrow morning
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FAMILY BURNED
a Gasoline stove Exptodes aud Mrs
Bentley Loses ner Life


Yesterday afternoon Mrs Ada y.
Bentley. wife Of E. j. Bentley, an en-.
ploye Of the War Department was
fatally burned by having her clothes
ignited from a gasoline stove.
She went into the basement Of her
home. 1859 Florida avenue, for the pur
pose Of heating some water on the gas.
oline stove. Shortly afterward her
daughter heard some distressing screams,
and upon going downstairs found her
mothers clothing enveloped In flames.
She Immediately cried for help and a
number Of the neighbors came In, but
too late 10 render material assistance ss
Mira Bentley's clothing were almost
completely burned from her body. She
suffered the utmost agony until about 6
O'Clock when she died. Mr.. Bentley
and his family came to Washington
from Kenosha, Wis, and his wifes re.
mains will probably be taken there for
intCrment
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
Rndden.s 20 FalI aoods.

John Ridden. the pioneer instaument man,
centrally located at $50 and a32 seventh street
northwest, has lust returned from the east
ern markets with an immense supply OF all
Kinds Of housekeeping goods carpets, stoves,
rugs, etc. You can furnish your house from
cellar 60 garrett, at this store, with cash
prices, on the installment plan.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
Maryland Republicans Discuss the
Campaign

AT the regular meeting Of the Mary.
land Republican Association last even
ing a number Of applicants were elected
10 membership. President Bond made
few remarks on tie campaign duties
Of the members, after which = cam
paign committee was appointed. A
committee was also appointed 20 secure
a new hall instead OF the Monumental
Hall, where the meetings are now held.
On motion Of Mr. Forrest a committee
Of three was appointed 10 report TO
Commander O'Neil of the Navy Yard
in the matter of d. III Beaumont,
charged with violation Of the Civil
Service laws. The meeting was cou-
eluded with an address by Mr George
w Sellers Of Baltimore.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
Lsst saaasaIg Ml.h ass

On Monday afternoon Edward Gil
liHgham lie keeper of a restaurant Al
No. el2 F street northwest. sent one Of
LIS walters b q eighb0riug store WiLh
s5 and Instructed him 10 obtain small
change The waiter did not return,
and Ar GllIugham m0urus The loss 9f
his #85
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n Haa HIm mere
~ 81 TaFk

Chicago Aan Go Plilldslphiaul-0b,
youFold town is too sl0w
Phnadelphia Man-Ne may be sl0B,
hui please remember that sc bad our ez-
position b celebrate HE Centennial IN
laaclly huudfed years after Tie Dec
lafalleu 81 Independence
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
Wise ia Their Generation
- b. s9nlr.L.L. Lau-nlI.

did you ever write any poetry.
jack" asked one young man Of an
olher
Well. said Jack. frankly, II
thought It was poetry, aud she agreed
with me, but we never ventured to sub
NIT il for an expert opinion. +"
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
The Largest sailing ship.

The France, the largest sailing vessel
10 the world, was launched at Partiek
yesterday. She has five masts. and her
tonnage is 1850 She Is intended for
the nitrate trade between South Amer
fCa and France
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
The National Safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18Th ST. and " Y. Avenua.

Storage FOR srverware, Jewelry Lsces,
Fine Goods and valuables OF an Kinds.
Charges moderate. Safe deposit boxes for
rent az the very lowest rates
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DaaE aaHk basis 1lgH apl 4l4 4la-
gus eFerF hadF s-th Fquf offensive breath.
~ uaa nT sagea Cataul Kennedy sua
90 A Fag eeuia. p 1rugslala.
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New York Clothing House.
Everybody Talking" Clothing.

while this tal going don't have to say much
our
can per
cent atexuin N
an
bby fall weight overooats that are selling al
@ elegant without silk facing welet
chevo and wore all shades
s Psf ae s s SnrIn OF ocs range
lay material that may wish
OurP end udren'sD
Small
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IL AIahs. : pIRsrancs-

Prom ne NsU York Press
At baseball or tennis or pulling au oar.
The youth une0mplaining viii spend the
whole daY,
But when asked a bundle 10 bring from tho
store
He'll sigh o'er the task 10 the mcst dismal
way.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08

54.lnch Broadcloth, extra fine quality,
42-inch Polka striped Henrietta. 81 a5 yard
4e-inch Arunure striped Henrietta 81 yard
~ inch HerrinR-bone Chudda..,.......siy 81 yard
42inch Camel's Hair IN rough effect. 81 yard
s2-inch Epingle.,.......,.... ...,.......s 81 yard
42inch Brooade Henrietta .......... 81 g yard
42-inch Brocade mure............si.2 yard
42inch Granite Cloth. 81 yard
We will call .your attention TO a special value
In f6inch SILK Warp Henrietta at si25
yard. This would bevery low at st.5O.
Also a Royal Hindoo Cloth, &c inches, at 81
yard.
42inch French Cord rd..................sfya yard
46-inch Royal Surah Especial. D.........si yard
46-inch Royal Diagonal. 81 25 yard
Have you seen that 54-inch Homespun In
rough effectf IL Is very new and taking 81
a yard is all we ask for II.
4O-inch Wool Henriettas, 80 and CSC a yard
4G-inch Wool Henrietta, Is, ste and 81 yard
4o-inch SILK Warp Henriettas. si.2J, $780,
81 IS and 81 a yard.
You should get dress OF one Of these; the
price is advancing
Then there is a French Serge, 20 inches
wide, all wool 500. We have them In 46-inch
at 60, 75c and 81. They are splendid values.
In our SILK Department you will find all the
newest weaves at way. down values. They
ure Armures, Peau de sole Failles, Indlas,
Japanese, Satin Duchess, Rhadame. Mervell-
leux, Hemstitohed surah, Plain Surah, Gros-
Grain, Mourning Gros Grains, Canton Crepes,
Japanese Crepes, Crepe de Chine Brocades,
Black and white Striped Armure, Black and
White Striped Faille, Black and white Striped
surah, Black and Lavender Striped Armure.
In Cream we have surah, India and Japa-
nese silks and Canton and japanese Crepe
and CIepe de Chine.
5O-inch Astraohans in Black and Black and
Gray for trimmings from So TO $40 per yard.
SPECIAL.
20 pieces Fine All-wooi saxouy Flannel for
Wrappers In Stripes and Plaid and Checks at
80 yard
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
W N uonenfon 4 %

street northwest How is this for a Bar-ains
A Three Piece Bedroom Set Solid OAK Large
Glass SIC We viii sell you the same Set,
with Spring and Mattress, for $3.50 Ont
Our best Tapestry Brussels Carpet. 71c per
yard. Our best Moquotte Carpet z % per
yard. If you want honest reliable goods az
reasonable prices, Our store is full Of them.
All prices guaranteed
W. m H0uGurov g CO.,
I3fs1221 F street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
THE DAILY CRITIC
nrrr aprnT1rh.

For Nervousness and Loss OF vicor,
sleeulessuess, malarial exhaustion and
kindred troubles Kings Tonic Wine Of Coca
is q sure cure. 75cents PER pint bottle only
ai kbbitt House Drug Store
The daily critic., 1890-10-08
K s v 2

Il > y.
From ne Hss YORK s4H.
4 want you 10 tell me something" "
Wen. what is H.
" hen a man says Go 10, 60 TO-,
where does be wish you 10 90 tor
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-20
The Christmas Wide Awake.

A high order of stories, poems, articles
and pictures fill the Christmas WIDE
AWAKE from cover to cover, while brilliant
uew type and the discardment of columns
give the pages very fresh and attractive
look, and we learn that the magazine is
permanently enlarged to one hundred
pages. Leading attractions include new
Peppers serial by Margaret Sidney, the
promised railroad serial, ''Cab and Ca
boose," by Kirk Munroe, drawing the
Child Figure the first of twelve pictorial
drawing lesson papers with monthly
prizes) by Miss Caroline Rimmer, daugh-
ter Of DR.. Rimmer, the art-anatomist and
sculptor, and 'sMarietta's Good Times" an
Italian serial by well known Italian
woman in Boston. The short stories, papers
and poems land there is full treasury OF
them, making a Christmas stocking book
In fact( are by Sallie Pratt Mclean Greene,
Emma Sherwood Chester, Graham r. Tom
son, Ethelwyn Wetherald, Charlotte M.
Vail, Elizabeth Robins Pennell, Rev. George
Whyte, Miss Hawley, John c. Carpenter,
Margaret Eytinge, Miss Poulsson, Mrs.
Clafiin and Prof. Otis T. Mason. A special
feature is the fac-simile reproduction OF
Mrs. Hemans's original manuscript of ''The
Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers which
was brought to America by James 7.
Fields.
The price of WIDE AWAKE will remain at
$40 a year, only 20 cents number. d.
Lothrop Company, Publishers, Boston.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-20
ISLANDS OF THE SEA.

THH one part Of the world in which
no native pipes and no native smokers
have been found is Australia
! The cultivation of indigo is becoming
80 extensive in Japan that the Govern
mcnt has passed law regulating it
! THERE are to-day in Australia 4,ooo
more Chinese than nine years ago.
There are over 10000 Chinese in
Australia and 1900 in Tasmania and
New Zealand; rather large pigtail
population, considering the size Of the
islands.
THE Australian rabbit pest does not
lessen, although immense numbers OF
the prolific rodent are killed daily.
As many as 5000, 900 rabbit skins
have been exported from New South
Wales in one year, and the number, in
stead of diminishing, is said to be in
creasing by leaps and bounds.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-12-20
me Battle Of Iif..

The true hero viii endeavor to make the
most Of life, and to this end the first con
sideration is robust constitution. Like q
good general on the battle plain, who, when
expecting an attack from the enemy, will
entrench himself in Notifications, so he
when disease is in the atmosphere or hover
ing in ambush amid climatic changes, will
fortify his system against every encroach-
ment the grim monster may seek to make.
isv Mns srscan.ion le nI IN the hour Of need
When fever and influenza are abroad, when
the damp chilly days touch the marrow
bones, when effiuvia and malaria walk
hand in hand, then it is that the system
should be fortified by use of that superb
strengthening tonic Alternative Of DIR. John
BULBS Sarsaparilla, which keeps the blood
pure and the functions regulated, so that
disease can not enter the citadel Of life.