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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

HNev Hampshire doesn't get over the cleo
ton pretty soon large droves of Ku Klux and
focks Of Bull Dozers and hordes Of visiting
statesmen will begin to tramp up and down
her fertile valleys and picturesque mountains
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jerseys.
Lady's Atwood Myrtle Green Jersey, with
molAir braid trimmings Size SO. Regular
pr1ce $3.50. Remnant price. s275.
i Lady's Atwood Cardinal Jersey tucked
yoke. with Elack fancy stitching and full
sleeves Size -. Regular price, t450 Rem
nant price, $3.50.
Lady's Atwood Brown Jersey Size 80.
Regular price. 81. Remnant price. Ell,
Lady's Atwood Mahogany Jersey. hand
somely trimmed with Black soutsche Brad
Size 40. Regular price. $3.50. Remnant
price. $3.50.
Ladies' Atwood Brown Jerseys. trimmed
with Black mohair braid. in military style
Size "a and 80. Regular price. $3.50 Rem
nsnt price, o.. so.
Lady's Atwood Navy Blue Jersey. with
shocked yoke and shocked full sleeves. Size
so Regular price, s4.5o. Remnant price.
e250
Misses All-wool Cardinal Jerseys Sizes
20 u and 80. Regular Price. sl.5o. Rem
nant price, oL
tThird floor. 18th st. building)
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The Cincinnati Commercial CARTE intimates
very strongly that Ben Bu,terworth il free
trader.
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Mr.. Chris Magee of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
10 a prominent republican. who is at present
utilizing all his spare sleeve space for the &C.
commodation Of his laughs.
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An enthusiastic and pc netrative Anacostia
democrat has discovered that the democracy
carried all Of the original thirteen states a.
the last election.
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OFFICE OF
v. A PIERCE 4 CO..
SUCCESSORS 10 z q. DAVIS,
TIC Market spaca
Cor. 9Th q.

Ar Cosr.
Gle. 900 worth Of Black and Gray Dress
Goods 1t ''oost" We must have room for our
immense purchase Of Holiday Goods. which IL
daily ssriving and In order to have some place
TO show them we have decided to mako room in
the rear Of the store. To do this We VIII Be
compelled 70 reduce our large stock Of Mourn.
Ing Dress Goods. % until further notice TO
MAKO roomS We viii give you the pick Of our
choice and superb collection Of Drea Fabrics
1t prime ''cost" This includes al Of the
staples - we'll % novelties. such q "Ecroyds"
Blk Warp Henriettas. prap do Almas, &C., 10,
'Priestley's' full line Of SILK Warp Goods.
'Lupin's" Cashmsres. Cancels Hair Of all
wesves and patterns Black and White and Gray
Goods IN novelties and staples
bisek Silks Of all vesves such % 0ros Grain,
surah. Satin Rhadams. Drsp de Alma. Armurs
AID all OF the novelties in vogue The prices
that You Will set these desirable goods at dur.
ing our cost" sale viii insure you net saving
OF about 25 per cent To give you an illustra-
ton we viii give you few Of the regular prices
and the cost price. % that you can see the
difference:
Aoin Wool Henrietta Regular price, 81 90; cost 500
4o-in Wool Henrietta Regular price. Use. cost 80c
Lapns Cashmere. 40 in. Regular price. 62c cost Soc
42-in Cashmere. Regular price. 75c.; cost Coo.
French Serge, 46-in Regular price. 65c.: cost SOC
Lupns Serge. 46.in- Regular price. 75c.; cost Soc
Cancels Hair. rough effect 54-in. Regular price
$l.25: cost slOO.
camsls Hair. rough effect. 54-in. Regular price, 81
cost SOC.
French Diagonal Cloth. 42-in. Regular price. Toe.
cost Coo.
Wool Armure Cloth. 42.in. Regular price, T5c.
cost 60c.
Lupins Cashmere shswls, all qualities. double and
single.
Lupin's Wells. ill sizes and qualities
That this stock is all new. desirable and Of
this seasons importation il readily seen upon
examination The regular prices quoted We
will guarantee to be the lowest market values.
Yet until further notice you can buy anything
In these desirable Dress Fabrics ct the original
wholesale cost" Naturally this will create
rush" for bargains. 30 IL will be wise to come
early before the cream Of these good things are
picked over.
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IL Ar. Jay Gould has obtained control OF
tho Union Pacific perhaps he will settle some
OF the claims OF tie government against that
road Mr.. Gould surely cannot plead poverty.
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There 10 nothing inharmonious in Thanks
giving proclamation from Cover nor Hill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-13

Senator German is busy these days looking
over the democratic assortment OF gifts trying
80 maze up his mind what TO choose.
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The Secretary of the Navy is cautioned to
have all car fats and coal scows and tn gs re-
moved from the premises Of Pensacola bay dur
ing the naval maneuvers in those waters.
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OFFICE on
WOODWARD LorHRop,
ooSToN DRY coo DIS Hon r
WASHINGTON. D. @
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1eo0

Tomorrow Friday, win b our day for the
sale OF all Remnants that have accumulated
during the pest week Some DEPARTMENT. have
unusually attractive offerings for Friday.
among which are BLACK Goods" .Colorsd"
Dress Goods. Blankets" "wrspe" '.Boysr
Ciothins. (" Meas Belonsines," -Muslin Un-
derwear" and Others. We would suggest an
early call possible 90 the best are sold during
the morning. You can md Remnants proni.
nentiy Displayed on tables In front OF their re-
spective Departments
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The bandans is today the reigning rag in
OHIO.
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News FuRsrsHrse DrpAnrxryr.
Spars Mems Atwood " hite FLANNEL DrswerA
One size "a.
One size 40.
One size ~.
Remnant price. ~. so pair.
eMens All-wool Double breasted White y1sn-
mel Shirts Pembroke make.
2s;zs 3D.
2size "a
2size 50.
ssize 40
Remnant price, e.. so each.
Pieces Mems Medium weight full regular
made Underwear In Pawn color.
Drawers. 2 pairs size 20, 2 pairs size 81,
pair size AZ and 2 pairs size ~.
Shirts ! size 3S.
Remnant price, sc piece
pairs DR.. Warmers Best Grade Men, Camel,s
Hair Drawers, medium weight Size 30.
Remnant price. 75c
Atwood shirts and Drawers I Shirt size
80 ana z psirs Of Drawers. size % and size
~ Slightly soiled. Remnant price, al piece
SNstural woolwoven German Night Shirts
collars. cuffs and pockets attached Large.
medium and small sizes. Remnant price $3.50
each.
10Extra Heavy Canton Flannel Night shirts
collars, cuts and pockets attached
y size IA and size 3. Remnant price III,
. Iirst floor: first auuexl
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SHIRTs. SHIRTS! sHlRrs,-Now u THE TINE
to BUY Shirts and the Branch baltimore 5hirt Fac
s:S sa 70, %.as OF sssa
yineible shirt. made Of Wansutts Nusiin ana Snsst
Linen 690,ons 70 cents: for 90 These shirts sre
made ful 70 toe measure. and - good e can BE-
bought at any prtss; Our Oid-time Bhirts. an oid
faso,te open front pieassd bosoms all sixes Oh each
MI .s,0ni sS yos Don't f, e cal. q Ss Branch
(nssr New York avail Mi ~ :
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" EnvANn EN0RAyER AND LITHo0R APHHR
IL 1919 PE1NA. AVE. NM. =
Vi stttng CsSs nesty engrassd from your pIsts 75c.
per 400 n3-H
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PRINT DEPARTMENT.
Friday we shall offer another lot Of those man.
ufacturers' remnants of Fine Wool Dress Goods,
lengths for Chiidren's Dresses and by en-
bining two OF them there will be enough for .
yards. At one half their REGULAR prices. !"
Remnants OF Princess. Cashmeres Ginghsms.
6yards. Remnant prices, 5, Q. : and loo per
tsecond floor. 18th st. building,
DRrss GooDs DEp.RrMEsr.
Specially attractive tn sale of Remnants in this
Remnants Of Cashmere in all the staple color.
Remnants Of Brosdclo.h. in all of the new
shadings in desirable lengths. for Wraps or
Kemnsnts Of Fright Scotch Tartan PIa;dS
IN lengths for Children's school Dresser to
Remnants of Heavy Cloakings, in light and
dark colors. ~ to 3ya-ts.
no comments. and we leave them no for u eer
patrons to soc il they are not cheap.
uirst floor, 10th ST extensionD
IsrAsrs. DEpARrnrsz;
3 Infants India Linon Pillow Cases, with
'usf %orstea Ta@ u'shsPss Se Caps SI in Brown
Blue i a5a T Linton RasSs
style. yoke formed Of embroidery aud tucks.
bsd a and ss WIFI Tsh hing
tucks Sizes to years. Remnant price,
tsscond floor. 10th ST. extensiou.)
GloyE DrgAnrMExr:
Is pairs Ladies, G-button Suede Gloves In
Cream, Pink and White.
ss Psirs, s size &c sc
5pairs Ladies brown Dogsiin Gloves.
2pairs size 81.
Laden Sn Rs5Se say p SaR s Glove, with
feather stitch embroidery. Size on hemnant
WHrrr. GooDs DEPARTMENT.
90 short . Lengths &C, OF laee stripe Lawn.
Lsngths from 1 to yards. Remnant price.
P ssS yi length. Of Dotted and F,ru,sa s~,.s
From 70 Yards At REMNANT amt prasss. 90 S~''s'
Boys CLOTHING DEpAnrxrsr.
70 s sssriS: bs % F.ab DIf so s Waist,
s and Is ys.fs r,,a Remnant sn priSs si
and Regular price, &2-25. Remnant
.Xothers Friend" Outing Flannel Waists.
Sizes 4. 5 and IL. Remnant price, al
2Gray striped Cheviot Suits. sizes and
years Regular price. $3.50 Remnant price.
sI;,! si.y and ;r ans ana Gray Gsssl casyo.
$50 Msinnsnt pr,ce AZ seAr'' i'ssoiAs price,
(Ihird door. 10th 81 extension.)
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
40 short iengths of Pillow Case ana sbeetine
Linens, from ~ TO 3 yards, at remnant prlces
oHuck Toweis with Ned borders Remnant
price, 2Oc. each.
FINE quality Knotted Fringe and Open
work Dsmask TowelA Remnant price. Doc
each
e Turkish Bath Towels. White with eolored
I dozen Damsek Dinner Napkins IArrs
size. ksn.t ant price. e.
(Second noor lth Ut. buiiding.,
MEn1so UspEawrAR DEpAsrxrxr.
pals DR. wsrners White All.Wooi Ossh-
mere lSnts for ladies.
size "a inch.
] siHe SO inch.
Regular price. - 81 Remnant price a. each
DR.: Warner's All. Vests, high neck and
Sis@ ~ - .san.'' Df''s'
stss .. Natural; HE'D. Rsaansnt prics
soc each. Ss
Sfirst aoor. I'd annex,
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
ais Cor. llth aud y 81. nr
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INFANTS. DEPARTMENT.

INFANTS IMPAIRMENT.
3 Infants India Lnon Pillow Cases with
tucked ruffie. Remnant price, oOc.
Worsted Tam O'Shanter Caps, in Brown
Blue and " bite Remnant price, 25c.
z India Linon Dresses, Mother Hubbards
style. yoke formed of embroidery and tucks
neck and sleeves finished with herring bone
braid and embroidery. skirt with deep hem and
tucks Sizes to years. Remnant price,
Toe
tsscond floor. 10th st. extension)
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Discovered by6 AI ip.s.nsig T rsss..s and
x 4 4si eminent phy-q -.spsed,ly cures essarrh,
70 oCois On intsliible cure
SOLD 81 e. CHRISTIANL WHOLESALE and Retail
hlttu.th.s.3m - Penna. ave
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READr-MADs BrDwrAn DrpAnr.
MENT.
< pairs sealloped and Hand-embroidered
Linen Pillow Shama Remnant price. 90.
i pair scsloped and Hsnd-embroidered
Linen Pillow Shsms. Remnant price, a..
= pairs Muslin Pillow Shama trimmed with
Hamburg embroidery Remnant price, 81 SO
and S5
6 pairs Braided Initial Pillow shams, slishtiy
soiled. Remnant price, Zoe.
Hemstitched Linen Bolster Cases 25x12
inches. Remnant price. s225
flew pairs soiled Linen Sheets at remnant
prices.
tsecond floor. 18th st. building,
BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.
We have left about "a Remnants in this de-
partment. comprising
Remnants Of Henrietta. Serge and Camels
Hair. in length from TO "a yards
q Remnants Of Diagonal. Serge and Cancels
Hair. 80 to So yards.
Remnants Cancels Hair and Serge, 5a.to
81 yards.
Remnants Black Mohair. 2k to .. yards.
4Remnants Black and White mixed 4 to TX
yards.
These are all desirable goods and have been
marked down to low remnant prices.
First DOR, second annex; under skylight)
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
1pdr 10-4 White Wool Blankets Remnant
price. 83. SO.
3psirs ia White Wool Blankets. Remnant
price. e4.37 pair.
2pairs ia White All wool Blankets Rem.
nant price. e5. "a pair.
2 pairs l2-4 White Wool Bls ntets Remnant
price. SIS pair
Extra Size Cotton filled Comforts Rem.
nant price, e. 75 each
Fourth floor. 18th ST. buildingD
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
COCHRAD|S GRAND SPRING OPENING!
We call the attention of cash and close time
buyers to our large stock of Dry Goods, Boots'
Shoes, hats caps, clothing notions, Millinery etc.,

Gloves and laces,
Mirrors, large and small,
Clocks, Stoves, Churns, Jugs
Garden seeds, et., ETC., etc.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
IS CONSUMPTION INCURABLEf

Read the following: Mr., c, Fl. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: "Wns down with
Abscess of the Lungs, and friends and
physicians pronounced ne an Incurable
Consumptive. Began taking DR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, AIN
now on my third bottle. and able to over
see the work on my farm. 1t is the fin
est medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would have
died of Lung Trouble. Was given ul
by doctors. Am now in best of health y
Try it. Sample bottles free at j. R.
Metealfs drug store.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13

fault The congressman elect under
took to play lawyer in his own case.
Pitted against him were Dudley and
Mcclure with packed jury. The
end could plainly be seen from the
beginning, and the end has come.
We shall know better another time.
We subjoin the following para
graph from the BatesviIle Guard On
the same subject as fitting conclu~
sion to the thoughts given above:
"This is democratic district upon
any fair and honorable test; and the
next election must show it. Feath-
erstone was not only not elected, but
his being thrust into Gates seat is as
gross fraud as if Mcclure, Dudley
and Clayton had stood by the ballot
boxes of the district and deliberate"
ly stuffed them with republican
tickets. 70 repudiate this fraud and
send democrat to the next con-
gress by majority so large and so
unimpeachable that our opponents
dare not attack it is the duty dem~
ocracy owe the state and the district
but first of all themselves. Let the
work of organization begin at once.
Put the clubs in line. Let it be en-
phaticalIy shown that Dudley can
Tot control Arkansas and that Clay
ton and Mcclure do not again hold
the state, or any part of it, IN the
hollow of their hands"
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
EPOCH.

The transition from long, lingering and
painful sickness to robust health marks an
epoch in the life of the individual. Such
a remarkable event is treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby the
good health has been attained is grateful
ly blessed, Hence it is that so much has
been said in praise of Electric Bitters.
So many feel they owe their restoration
to health, to the use of the great altera-
tive and tonic. If you are troubled with
any disease of the kidneys, liver or stom
ach, of long or short standing you will
surely find relief by use of Electric Bit
ters, Sold at SOC and 81 per bottle at
j r Metcalf's drugstore.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
State Items,
Compiled by the Record Scribe
from State Exchanges,
And No Paragraphs Copied Without the
Proper Credit Given.

And No Paragraphs Copied Without tht
Proper Credit Given.
Hon. Jacob Fro,ich is favorably
mentioned for state treasurer.
Democratic slate.making is in
order throughout the state.
Batesvlle is threatening her cltl.
zens with water works ard electric
light plants.
Hon. Elisha Baxter has been men,
toned as a candidate for governor
on the union labor ticket.
Prof. J. III. Shinn of Little Rock,
will be candidate for Superinten
dent of Public Instruction.
The democratic county central
committee of Independence county
will meet next Saturday to take steps
for the coming campaign.
A fifteen-year old daughter of the
widow Rhodes at Argenta was fore
ed to marry black negro the other
day to save berself from worse dis
grace. The negro has skipped from
the town.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
TIA EoFeon End 6
siy 4 Nq w rA~a>S
a =
with FeatlerStOle in Judge
Gates Seat.
A VICTORY FOR CLAYTONISM.

The republicans IN the house on
Wednesday seated Featherstone and
ousted Cate by vote of l45 to 1875,
and the First congressional district
for the remainder of the 5lst con-
gress will be misrepresented by a
republican, wearing the collar of
Clayton, and pledged to do his b i'd
ding, says the Newport Herald. This
is the crowniug outrage of the sesN
sion tn at has been singularly MOTORS
Gus for repeated insults to, and a
rackless disregard for, popular gov
ernment, not only IN the South, but
to the whole country. Featherstone
is no democrat and never was. The
poll tical wheel made common cause
with the devil and the Clayton gang
and the majority of the people have
been cheated and defrauded t,of reps
resentation. Such a combination it
was that produced the juck~snipe
that slipped into Gates seat and will
masquerade as congressman until
the end of the term. You white
men of the First district who, in an
evil hour, broke away from the dem
ocratic fold and went to worship at
the Clayton temple, see what you
have done ! You have played into
the hand that for six long, weary
years robbed and scourged you.
What have you to show for your
treachery? A Feather stone. You
have the ''stone" and Clayton the
"feather." A grand reward is it not?
Get you to sack~cloth and heap ashes
on your heads. And are democrats
wholly blameless in this ? Nay.
verify. They blundered from the
beginning. First in the nominating
convention, then at the polls. The
canvass preceding the election, was
so far as congressman was concern
ed, farce and a failure. Our chosen
leader himself felt too certain of
bis game. Matters were allowed to
drag along as they would, and all
the while the enemy was working
day and night. If we had done our
duty the vote and majority would
have been so large that no ground
or shadow of it could have been
found for a contest. And when the
contest came it almost went by de-.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
The Arkansas Democrat remarked

The Arkansas Democrat remarked
when Featherstone's democracy was
questioned, that the gentleman
should be credited with honesty"
What Call a man honest whose
onlv title to the seat he now holds Is
a republican majority IN the house
Mr.. Cate was honestly and fairly
elected, and the republican majority
voted him out and Featherstone in,
No; don't question bis honesty. 1t
would be shame.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13

In speaking of the outrages per-
petrated upon the south by the res
publican majority in congress, IN
the unseating of republicans and
scalawags, the Memphis Appeal
.verv tri,thfullv asysS "It paw 81
wolves He the southern democrats
to make preparations for next Nov>
ember's congressional election and to
demonstrate by the vote polled then
that the districts now forclbly taken
belong to the democrats by an acta-
al count and poll of votes.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
!, nemncrats of Sharp County:
For Assessor.

We are authorized to announce that IL: A.
Marsh is a candidate for assessor OF sharp
county at the ensuing election, subject TO the
action of the democratic county convention
We are authorized to announce that Joseph
Ault is candidate for assessor OF Sharp county
at the ensuing election, and is subject to the ac-
tion of the democracy Of the county at the COM
ing primaries or convention.
To the voters of Sharp County:
hereby announce myself candidate Tor tax
assessor of your county and am subject TO the
action of the democratic party. thlnk pos
sess the necessary DUAL alfcatiOns to make salts
factory officer and would be thankful for your
support. Respectfully n,nwo
n IL. De hHDiSC W ~
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
For Circuit Clerk.

The RECORD is authorized to announce that :.
T. Estes is candidate for circuit CLERK oil sharp
county. subject to county oemocralic holiii-
mating convention,
70 the Democrats Of Sharp County:
Gentlemen:-I am candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for circuit clerk of your
cnnntv nt the ensuing primary election or con-
] venticn, Having had nearly two years., expee-
rience in the Office think l am competent to
discharge the duties to the entire satisfaction OF
the neople. To fill the clerks office requires
canability, sobriety and energy. If elected
promise that whatever ability, possess shall be
ipndustriously devoted to the duties of the office,
and it win be my pride to di. charge those duties
in such a manner as TO reflect credit both upon
mvselt and the democracy Of Sharp county; l
hope 1 YOU viii give me your favorable consider
atipn. and should you honor me with your suf-
frage / shall ever be thankful; but should you
choose to nominate another, will give him my
heartiest support, Yours obediently.
i~ W. DAVE l.. KING.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13

School Books,
Stationery of all kinds,
Peifumery, hair oil,
Toilet soaps and other articles,
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
'N' Your obedient servant,
JOHN Il, METCALF.
10 the voters of sharp County.

Fellow -Cittzens:-I announce myself for the
FIRST time as candidate for The office OF 5herln
Of your county subject to the fcTloW Si ie %
10T feel myseIf Gualied for the position and should
i'h he YOUR choice | promise youl.a faithful dls-
rbsrge uu of the duties of the Office. Thanking you
for past taVors, ,,:on
A. G. HIGGlNB OTTOM.
Sharp County record., 1890-03-13
THE RECO RID.
. ,1pUDFPSON Editor
ANNOU N CE N I n rs.
For Sheriff.
m 49,, uo+orc of Sharp County.

TO the voters of Sharp County o,,oi.,.ion
Gentlemen: t I'm response to many solicitation
in various parts of the county announce chnyn my
sen onnty fnr the ensuing term, subject to the &C,
GUu"t tion If tn the democratic county convention.
uo,i VI nseIf n if nominated and elected to make
Pleusf nn faithful officer, one who will always be
found at his post and who will know " mo man nriyn IN
ineo to Ask his at your hands, and it is yours TO
rant tV or reject as You think best and promise
Q Snn that will cheerfuly abide by your decision.
III Hoping you will consider my claims ;Sos ana give
me Your support, am with best Wishes
''' Your obedent servant,
JOHN Il. METCALF.
The Press., 1890-08-21

MILES NERVE & LIVER PILLs.-An important dis covery. They act on the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new principle. They speed fly cure bousness, bad taste, torpid ver piles and dren. Smallest mildest, surest 30 doses for 25 cts Samples free at w. D. HEALD'S Drug Store
 How repulsive is bad breath, and yet how many otherwise, attractive, polite and partic. lar people affiict their friends with the foul odor of their breath. If there was no remedy for this, it might excite our sympathy, but as there is no need of having foul breath, it is an unpardonable breach of good manners to obtrude such an offence on good society.
 Foul breath arises from disordered digestion which can be corrected by using Sulphur Bit ters, and the result will be pure. sweet breath.
The Press., 1890-08-21

A maker that makes a cor set to suit nine-tenths of the women o.gAt to know how to suit nine-tenths of the girls as well.
 A woman can go to a store every store in the country that sells corsets at all-and get Balls corset, wear it a week or two or three, and then go back and get her money again if she wants it. So can a girl.
 A mighty good corset that
 The store has a primer on Corsets for you.
 CHICAGO CORSET Co, Chicago and New York. A. W. WALKER.
The Press., 1890-08-21

The breath of chronic catarrh patient ia often so offensive that he bcomes an object of disgust. After time ulceration sets in. the spongy bones are attacked and frequently en- tirely destroyed. A constant source of dis comfort is the dripping of the purulent secre tions into the throat, sometimes producing inveterate bronchitis, which in it's turn has been the exciting cause of pulmonary disease. The brilliant results which have attended its use for years past properly designate Ely's Cream Balm as by far the best and only cure.