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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-02

OFFICE or
WOODWARD LorHRon
COR nth AND = sra NV.
SATURDAY. Auausr 2. 1890.
STORE CLOSES THIS EVENING At
Jpn
OTHER EVENINGS AT 5RM
BETTER THAN REDUcTIoNs-sIx
SPECIALS IN DAMAsK. - SO. inch
eieached Irish Damask. extra weight Only
Soc per yard
6oinch German Blesched Dam ask. in
variety OF designs. Only 6ehc pc. yard
e6-inch Irish Damask, excellent value
Only Use. per yard
eo-inch Unbleached Damask. Only 500
per yard.
62-inch unbleached Damask Only 62kc.
per yard.
64-inch Unbleachod Dam.sk. extra value.
Only CSC. per yard
tsecond hoor.)
MISSES AND cHILDREN's WHITE
DREssEs-1 child's White India Linen
Dress Size 10 years. Reduced to s175.
Child's White India Linen Dress Size
4years Reduced to SO.
Misses White India Linen Dress, full
skirt infant waist and sash. Size IA years.
Reduced to g.
l Misses All-over Embroidered Dress.
Size ID years Reduced to g. go
Misses White India Linen Suit Size
IA years. Reduced to 1915.
Children's White India Linen Dresses.
embroidery trimmed. Sizes 4, 6 and 8
years. Reduced to So rs each.
1Misses' Fine Null Hemstitched Dress.
Size IA years. Reduced to s6.75.
(Third aoor)
MEMS NEGLIdEE sHIRTs-This is all
we have left Of this seasons goods An ex-
cellent chance to secure Negligee Shirt at
almost one-half its original value.
20 Mems Fancy Striped Flannel Shirts,
| J IN neat p stterns. Pembroke make Sizes Il
to 15h. Reduced to So each.
Mems Fancy Silk Negligee Shirts, in
desirable styles, Pembroke make. Sizes IA.
14M. 10 and 1G1< Reduced to IS each.
(Men's Department, 1Ol3Fst)
CONTINUATION Of that GREAT SALE
Of ONE and Two-PAIR LOTS Of NOT
TINGHAM. REAL LACE. IRISH POINT,
MADRAS and SILK CURTAINS. This will
give you an opportunity to secure at greatly
reduced prices some of the best patterns we
have had in stock.
AL "short Lengths" of Canton FIannels
Cre.onnes. Felt, Madras. Tamboured Mus
Inns. scrims and Fripges We are Offering at
greatly reduced prices. They are being dis
3 played on center table.
! -g
Fourth foor)
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN
GLOVES.-Ladies' 5-button length Jersey
Silk Gloves in Tan, Black and Gray. Sizes
Band 81. Coo per pair.
Ladies' 6-button length Jersey Silk
Gloves in Tans. Modes and Grays. Coo. per
pair.
Ladies' s-button length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves in assorted shades of Tan, en-
roidered in feather stitch 75c. per pair.
First floor; center.)
IMITATION OF sILK.-These goods have
Grown 90 steadily in favor that they are In
dispensable for screen mountogs. window
and mantel draperies. Only 17c. per yard.
Many excellent values can be secured by
looking over our Nottingham Lace stock.
3lx Yards long Q0c SlC5 nj 30 40
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The above are the exclamation points to the % yet
unuttered remarks-remarks that will be caused by
Mondays attractions At the
! F. 4 4 + E.. | 4 4 + :: ::
# Fl Fl : 7 4 4 { E..
THIRTEhNTH ANNUAL
s55s,:sI {. / /. Fl E! IS:
:: :: a 4 { E.. / /.
CAMBRIA UNDERWEAR.
tTDuring the last two months our buyer has closed
out several stocks Of enabling the quo
tason Of prices low tina, the sale of our regular
stock has suffered. Thus our Thirteenth Annual
Clearing Sale of Cambria Underwear will be Of par.
ticular. interest to you.
THE REASONS WHY
1sT.-All sizes, including the unusually small and
extra large Sizes will be found in all styles prices
2D.-The variety to select from Is unusually large
and especially of the better grades of underwear.
3D.-The reductions in prices never treat
In fact. If will the materials and trim
mings and critically note the qualities you will find
THE GARMENTS ARE OFFERED AT LESS THAN
COST OF PRODUCTION.
sEwe point to the lots below as the bes. barg aims
Of the sale.
COMBINATION LOT No 4.
% CENTS EACH for choice Of Csc. and sl.25 IN
Corset Covers and B!ouses.
COMBINATION LOT No. z.
S1.9S EACH for choice Of Garments worth from
SOS to s5.9S. Some of the Gowns. Skirts and
Drawers are deliberately trimmed with finest Plat VAL
Florentine. Medci and hand made linen lsces. Those
with fine embroidery trimming are made up in the
Ezabethan and Marie Stuart stylcs-the latest Paris
fashions
sg-Summer Corsets ore included in this clearing
sale 7Jo. vENTILATING CoRsETs FOR 80
CENTS indicates that are not afraid to sell even
bel ow cost.
CONTINUED below)
LAST Or TnosE lie. RrBBoss.

Monday you'll miss that window display of lie.
Ribbon. and in its place samples Of the Underwear
written Of above
A VALUABLE HINT.
OF course, you know we always display the best we
have in the windows When our show-dresser fixed
that window Of lie. Ribbons he would take those
21@-inch wide. which worth 10 cents a yard. If
worth cent. He also grabbed oil the best SHADES
Gray. Old Rose. Lavenders, Fawn, Pink, Blues and
the ever popular Black, White and Cream The valu-
able hint is that the window is be striped Of these
Ribbons tonight, and that visitors on Monday will
secure them.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
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PARTIES DESIRING BOOK BINDING OF ANY
description viii do well TO call. before giving or
aers, a. =. O. HODGES. 641 La. ave. NV. opposite
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Two observations. at least. are to be made on

Two observations. at least. are to be made on
the subject Of dangers on the line of the cable
cars. The first is that it is imperative to have
the greatest watchfulness on the part Of the
conductor and gripman. However particular
the street passenger on foot or in another
vehicle or the person intending to get on or of
cable car may be, unless there is cooperation
with him or her in carefulness by those in
charge OF the cable car an accident may occur.
Ii is aIaatter, therefore, Of extreme Importance
that the conductors and gripmen should be in
tclligent observant, faithful and in every way
thoroughly competent men for the duties to be
performed On the part OF the car company
the responsibility is very great. Tho second
necessary consideration is that the public
must be thoughtful; any one driving or
walking in the immediate vicinity
should have both eyes open and all
wits at full command. The cable car cannot
stop as easily as other cars, therefore the pub
lie are warned to be more particular than in the
Ease OF other street railways. The strictest at
tention must be paid to signals. In getting on
or OF one should wait until the car has actually
stopped and more than the customary care
must be taken to avoid jumping from one car
Immediately in front of another car approach
ing on the other track. The public, as men,
toned by Senator Hawley in the Senate debate
on the subject, are fools to personal safety
on steamboats,, railroads and street car lines
i'll fact, in public places generally-and are
easily panicked, bringing themselves into po-
sitions Of danger and into actual destruction
very often. You must therefore proceed on
the presumption that they need taking care of.
Senator Spooner's remarks on the same occa-
sion show that the proper care is not taken by
the management of the cable company. He in
s.sts that fGgmen should be stationed at GER
tain important places to warn people of dam
ger. The debate was quite fruitful in valuable
suggestions. The steam railroads should pay
III some way for the franchises extended to
them. These franchises are very valuable.
They have been granted to the local companies
free. The road is constructed. The grade is
made for them. They have only to lay their
tie and rails. Surely with all these advantages
thrown in, which ought to be paid for, the car
companies, as they adopt the improved but
more dangerous motors, should ems ure safety
in greater degree to the users of their lines
and to the general public.
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Worm A THouaHr.-

Il safe to assert that there isn't day but
hundreds Of dollars to the least are expended in
ths city for furniture and house decorations II not
expended t1dsciously then poorly spent; and II not
disbursed in the light Of all possible economy then
not expended judc iously The papers contain daily
counsel the prudence and this house is among
the rest in saving suggestions" But it takes much
and frequent argument to influence some minds, and
often the most forcibe kind Of logic Yet sometimes
gentle hint Will kindle productive reflection. and
that is the hint we here aim to impart.
Worth Q thouahtf Yes. It is worth q long. large
thought that whether buying stri city
able goods such as Baby carriagss. Refrigerstors,
Water Coolers, Bed Canopies. Lace Curtains. Gauze
Hanzings &C., or whether you would be induced to
invests in Furniture, Carpets, Rugs Tapestries Por-
there's. and so forth and on. provided there were
ample considerations Of prices We wish to stamp in
deby upon your ind the fact that rs ample Is is
spacious store equally ready to extend to the
wise and frseeing investor of cash considerations of
price Just as ample and abundant
All this means that are selling goods very cheap
Isn't this worth . thought
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LEE BREArn Or TIE HAr
AND THE CLOVER

The odor that sweeps from tho new-mown
hay. mingled with that Of the flowers Of the
held. will give you somewhat Of . suggestion
CT the truth and sweetness Of the odor Of our
QUEEN ANNE COLOGNE. This fsvorite per-
fums meets the most e1Acting requirements
of what true perfume should be. 1t Is .
blend Of the richest character with no single
oder predominant, and Jet ell the odors enter
Ing into its composition so harmoniously inter.
mixed as to give a sense of the largest gratihca-
ton as we'll - Of refreshing. Coo. and q 90
bottlea
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AuERBAcH.
oUTFlTTER-HATTER
OF the large number who will during the month Of
August enjoy their annual vacation we may hope to
such as:
NEGLfGEE OUTFITS,
t2O per cent discouno.
WASHABLE NECKwEAR. ...
Gro per cent discounO. NM =
STRAW HATS.
$50 per cent discounn.
LIGHT DERBYs.
tFrom s3 80 and "a to s1.9O,.
sATCHELs,
tThe CLUB" Cabinet" and Gladstonel
These are what you'll need
You might forget something.
Therefore We aim TO remind you
AT BOTH STORES
AUERBACH,
oUTFITTER-HATTER,
623 PENN AVE.
AND COR. 18TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE. 1t
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z. p. MERTZ. l0l4 r u,
Druggist and Psrflmer. Washington. IL
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~ i wv H II \
E E E F. ! T. t.. a 4 :: ::
Our stock Of Umbrellas is carefully selected with
the purpose in view Of giving to every customer the
best value for the money expended.
Any Umbrella found defective will be cheerfuly sx-
changed for perfect one
BEST QUALITY GLORIA
Natural Wood Stick, 20 inch ,,,,.,,....s co. 80
Natural Wood Stick. 2s-inch 90
Oxidized Crsok. 26-inch rs
Sterling Silver Crook. 26-inch. 70
Gold Cap or Crook, 26-inch ...............sl0S
Silver Cap or Crook. 2S-inch .0S
Gold. Silver or Horn Handle. S-inch .....-..&29 90
Weachsal and Oak Handle. 90 inch .......sl.e 90
Wsachsal and Oak Handle 2S.inch So 40
Mourning Handle 26nch. l25
UNION SILK.
FINE LYONS SILK.
Unique and tasteful Handles In Natural Sticks with
Silver Patches
Handles of Olive Wood, English Hazel. Knotted Oak
and Cherry. Gold and Silver Caps and Crooks.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
SMITH wARDwELL,
au2to1o 7o5. 7o7. 700 Market Space.
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sEAroN PERRY,
PERRY BUILpINa.~
NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
=

TWALKER SONS 2o4 10TH ST N.w,-As
q bestos Goods Moth proof PAPER and Wax l. y md
3-ply Prepared hoonig flue Lining and Tops Nv d
Lime. Ceins hts. White ash lrusIe scncal, apl6
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81 Summer Corsets ore included in this clearing
sale 7Jc. VENTILATING CoRSETS FOR SO
CENTS indicates that We are not afraid to sell even
bel ow cost.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
nj l,oin =
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SD.-The reductions in prices were never so treat
In fact, If you will measure the materials and trim
mings and critically note the qualities you will find
THE GARMENTS ARE OFFERED AT LESS THAN
COST OF PRODUCTION.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
CpIIt Gold Coins.

1.-TWO tens for twenty, please" said
gentleman 70 the cashier in the county
treasurer's Office.
The cashier took the twenty" and
rang it on the counter. 1t had that pc
culiar dull ring that characterizes coun-
terfeit coins. He rung it 4 second time
and then inspected it critically.
"Is that bogusl" asked the owner of
the coin.
"Oh. no." answered the cashier; it's
good as wheat, but split.
Continuing, he said: That is the first
split twenty / ever ran across. The
stamping machine at the mint some
times comes down too hard on the coins
and splits them; but it is seldom the
larger coins split. It's mostly 'fives' that
suffer. But they are very careful at the
mint and stop every split coin they de-
tect. Now, in the thousands of dollars
handled here every year ! rarely find
split coin. ! don't think I've found more
than four or five in year. and, a5 say
the coins were mostly s. pieces"
The split SEQ piece looked perfect, and,
so far as the eye could detect, bore no
flaw of any kind. The only fault with
it was in the ring and the split made
it sound dead" when thrown on the
counter.-San Francisco Examiner.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
Fun for Arithmetlcians.

Talk about mathematical puzzles! Here
is one that beats out the hen-and-a-half,
egg -and-a-half algebraical nightmare. On
a Rondo street car Alderman Patrick
kavanagh put quarter into the change
box In the front door. An instant be-
fore n young lady had deposited dime
in the same sub-treasury. The driver
returned from the outside two change
packages, a blue and a white one, stimuli
taueously. With true gallantry Mr. Kav-
anagh waited for the young lady 70 help
herself, which she did, Inadvertently
taking out the blue one, and. by mis-
take dropping two dimes into the Pay
Here lock box. Kavanagh demanded
his change, bat the driver obdurately re-
fused TO give any mo-e. Hard words
eusued, 20 the great embarrassment or
the lady, and the alderman refused to
take the ten cent package. which re-
mained in the possession Of the com
pany. Kavanagh, Of course, paid no
more for his ride; the young lady paid
twenty cents, and now how much was
tho company ahead on the deal?-Ches-
ter Pa Local News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

4 small h0T had dog that was rough,
~ most small bo7s dogs are. and 4 Young
zirl xho li-eJ next door had a kitten. sly
1s All cats are. one day the snail bov
ana rouchalantlv into tho girls pres
ance. ard after some desultory con7erss-
I--l ha soii.
"You know ny do- Barca and your
-st Darling
f'T7-
wen ny dog had piece - meat.
s0i he thought To-r Cat vas going -
axe II sws7 from him
'.Th0uzht exclaimed ~ viss LITTLE
yiri What makes ron sa7 that tha dog
.rourhf1 Tou know dog don't think.
siev instinct
wen. ssid 80 boz. '1 don't ca-r
whether hs thoacht II or whsthsr Re i-
uincted II. hnt anyhow be killed rorr
AZ - Rector Tra~e--f-*
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
somrthinr Aheut GOD lex.

Every now and then. a. we journey
through this vale from tie cradle 10 the
grave, IL becomes necessary for las TO
say good-by. Generally II Is sad IA sad
ness and with sigh. We wiring the
hand Of the departing friend, The Sor-
rowful tears are shed. then the bell rings
and the train goes around the curve.
This Is the good-by that sticks IN the
throat like a large three coTnered lump
and persistently refuses 70 be swallowed.
After this kind OF farewell we so home
feeling that something has gone out of
life. We are like the man who puts his
foot for another step at the top OF the
dark stairway and finds suddenly that II
isn't there.
Then there is the farewell that is said
with a hilarious chuckle Of JOY. We say
il 10 the bill collector, whom we have
with US always, or have had for long
time. We say IL 10 the bore. the spring
poet, 10 the man who reads the exchanges
and 10 the writer who Invariably refers
10 a bear as bruin.
The sweetest good-by is that OF the
girl al her fathers front gate, when only
you OF l and the girl and twinkling stars
are present. To some of US j, is only a
memory, this kind Of a farewell, but il
is a memory that will remain fresh and
green long after we have passed that
callOw age.
The saddest good-by is the one that is
said by the side Of an open grave
Richard S. Graves in National Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
Cowhfde Uorr~.hos-.

IN England, and on many parts Of tho
continent, they have been for a long
time using the Yates horseshoe, one
made by COMPRISING common cowhide.
Il is composed of three thicknesses Of
the COW skin pressed into a steel mould,
ard then subjected % chemical prep
arstion. Il is claimed for It that il is
much lighter. that 1t lasts longer, and
that split hoofs are never known in horses
using H. II is perfectly smooth on The
bottom. no cslks being required. the shoe
adhering firmly on the most polished
surface. Its elasticity prevents many
sprains The horses steps being tighter
and surer. Straw. treated with cheini-
Gals unknown. has been used fer horse
shoes for centuries in Japan. Perhaps
some American genius VIII give us =
paper horseshoe. who knows,-St. ] louis
Perlbli,an-
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

TIE hszrzhStone AZ tAs 1szas
Frazu sac.r1g sluleS o4Eas 2s~A
Lac E.sAxreoe 1f Srlzlsa ss1s1s
Tt.zI -uso.s.1s - ero~A
shs po-s ~.aes 1a verse
HlA krasr Sea1aa l-s I<sLns
Aua s.sot - lsr.ssc - laclska Eslsss
Taat aroue raa-u fEeE1 - 1ze>a@
r.a l. le1s 3xs = S4&nss
IElzs c-li..sales tEse acss
Far4a.iaE Azalts step a. -
Ano srusI las ls.rFea&
IzspToEezaent = - lz@=
Cl.Is se1-lszaos is - SAroas.
AAd fbyuliag sriseEs lass t1eiE srxp
HbS1 so1L-aacuE Las nos2
Fox now sre coSlus2oss houa7
Exlssd wllAlH tie nzs
WAT fa-ale pQ--g Las tas nerve
IL ~ As caaEl2 "a I14Sf
Anc heArghstal.eS are baf Fepz
bsca IE tAe coraeT 80.
Ruas fles 70 a. all8rng t1oaskx
Ttsg dancing flames b~gzN
TIE Imagery ~ s&ch
Is bsnsshed frou o1ses eraAra.
When home = hirsi per month 81 SITE
And TIE besrhstoue holds the steam
- + Al1sn iR bosgon rransc1pS
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

The best salye IL the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, tctter, cAapped hands, chlb.slns,
corns and all SKIN eruptlons, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL is guaranteed 10 give perfect saustac-
ton or money refunded. Prlce 25ccnts
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, corner Monroe and Divlslon-sts.
Beecham's Pills cures CosLyeness and
Indigestion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Temperance lecturer in New England
Mrs. John Barton says; was subject 70
those deathly SEX headaches and also
dyspepsia sulphur BItters cured me
Ahcn an other remedies failed. Mrs.
Barton is the wife OF John Barton,
supertendent Of Repairs, Paeltc Mills,
Lawrence, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Most complexion powders have Nul-
gar stare, bat PolL0n's il true beau
uneT. whose efects ave lastne.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
WEAK STOMACH;
IMPAIRED DIGESTION;
SICK HEkDAcnE
DIS0HDERED LIVER |;

fhrT ACT LIKE MAGIC "a Isfr doses vi
worf vorsers upon she VITAL 0rusrs
S'renoihsninr The fnusculsr system restoring
long lost CerrisBicn bringing hacs fts
Isrn rdos q sppetfs- snd srousinf Win
the ROstBUD or htklTr the .c'ole fs'sE-
sf~0T eacrrfs ~ fhe human frame. Ibes.
-. .fs-fs admitted ~ fhuussu1s ~
81 efsssee 70 sorietT srd rre n Size hess
e-ss--~frrs - the nervous suf nefi fsteA
is tbsf PFECHEws PILLS NAVE THF LkHe-
EST SALE or bkf ptFEkT sE0iclsf ~ THE
N0plu Tul directions Win each Box
prepares only nv THa-- HEEfHAS.
1T. psirns, tancashire, Fnrl Hand.
Sold b7f fl~vg1ists generally.
~ flIEks CO 5es 3e7 csnsi s. ss~
gosk Eol@ Agents - 81. Hrife1 States
,sso ~ Yossr Druggist does not tesr tt"n' P
VIA FiB EFEUlY8 rms O. RErEIf7 y
HHT q frvTglraL Esstm lhH fuH.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
Jobbsss' Frioss

Appies & .a1tl y barrel
Beans 81 -.se 400 3 busAol.
EgEs-ls.s 1r = dozen
Butter -lszgtc > pound.
Potatoes sar 8 huShtl
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Draln. TIonr 80 Feed.

Il heat f-NeR. sac = bashel
toru-fal-f p luShei
tf4ls-N NEH, -s.s1ll 3 b4S1cl.
Corn Neal-siSt0 ~ = ton
hSer-a.c 3 buSarl
bGTley-sl nis ~ hundred
DroGn6 feed-Sla .ts1a la.eU . tou.
kran--Sl9 p ION
NladuURs-t .Hs e ten
fogT- Lly ~ Ale. s-lo, Patent $ ~ = hau
drtI
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

J. VI. Loose Red Clover Co.. Detroit.
| eli, ,erfuily furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. /, age So, cancerous face loell
cancer1, has tried many physicians and
on presentation 10 ne was horrible
SIGHT 10 look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits ID checks. forehead
and chin. A. last hope / pat her on
LoOSe's Extract OF Red ClOver-iaTgo
doses internally, and as a local appll-
cation, [ used the solid extract IN
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and IN four
months was entirely well Now eight
cen months since first treatment and
10 signs of return.
JOHN j. WEAVER.
liberation OF leg Indolont Ulcer
Recovered entirely alter three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract and
solid Extract Dressing. Now one year
since treatment and no sign OF return.
Cancer OF LIP and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract
and Solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no sign of return. II. B.Scc-
ondary syphilis was entirely cured 10y
Red Clover Extract ID three months,
with mono of the after results such a.
are left bv Mercury n such cases.
II YOU have any doubling physicians,
they can write 10 me and ] Will give
them "a full history OF each case. Dr..
". II. NARNALL.
Write for testimonials. For sale by
White q White.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
STATESMEN n SOCIETY.
sgsLgc aEN A0sT CHOOSE BETWEEN
PLEASURE AID SUCCESS.

E.lLsr &sllsa4E So DS~E - tie E~ss
hoaza sss s-44lss sso-ssy 4s sea a.
Nh1ss Bsss@ Hl~espsa0aA Brlgns Goa
xr~-.aa.s Dssesa6~s His ExpsrseaSsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13

Tho peculiar medical properties of
Hood s ~arsanari 'ls are soou ap.aroul
ffcr taking lf fmo lady SAYS "Tt
shows ms good effects quicker thsu any
other medicine ever SAM. Trrrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-13
IloodIs The Lie 2.

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
Dlpxlou