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Name.
Washington stock EXCHANGE

Sales - Regular Call-l2 o'clock m: Columbia
National Bank II at ls2h; Is at 1888. Columbia
railroad, ID at 7S5S. American Graphophone, 20
at l3,4; Bull Run Panorama, 10 at .5b. Ameri-
can security and Trust company, 10 at 4Oa;
Government Bonds-U. S. AVS. 1891. registered,
1885 bid, 104 asked. y. s. AVS, 1891. coupon,
1893. bid, 1O4 asked. U. 8. As. registered. ivo7
lZ2 bid l22]s asked. U. S. As, coupons, 122 bid
1924 asked.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp es.
1891, coin. lo3JT bid. loiH asked. Per imp.
1892, currency. los bid. 2o-year fund. o.,
1892, gold, 104 bid. Cougar fund, 5s, 1885
gold, il2 bid o Water stock, Is, 1901; currency
1924. fund. currency, l2a bid, l2ah asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-U. s. Electric Light bonds.
ia bid, lis asked. Washington and George
town Railroad. lo-4o, Is, 1904 bid. Wash
bid. 20S asked Masonic Hall. Association 5s.
1898, los bid. 10 asked Washington Marke:
Company LIST mortgage, is. ITO bid. Washington
asked. Washington Light Infantry arst mort
gage bonds. is, 1904. 1913 bid. Washing
ion asked "a Cas- Lss o1
ington Gas Light Company bonds; series b. Is,
LIST mortgage, Is, lO2H bid los asked.
National bank Stocds-Bank Of Washington. $50
bid 400 asked. Bank of Republic, go bid.
Metropolitan, 26O bid, 267 asked. Central, $50
bid Second. 1855 bid. Farmers and Mechsnics
1855 bid 200 asked Citizens l85 bid, 1873 asked
Columbia, lS2k bid. 1884, asked. Capital ll9
bid. 100 asked West End. so bid, SO asked
Traders, "a bid, 81 asked. Lincoln, II Bid 10
asked.
railroad Stocks-W Washington and Georgetown.
275 bid, 300 asked. Metropolitan. l6S bid IA
asked Columbia, 20 bid, 81 ASKED. Capitol and
North o Street, 6s bid, ~ asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home. Is bid, "A asked Georgetown
and Tenallytown, 49x bid, 81 asked. Brghtwood.
40 bid GO asked
Insurance Stocks-Firemens, Al bid, 40 asked,
Franklin, 81 bid Metropolitan. 80 bid. National
Union, POS bid. Arlington, $50 bid. Corcoran
63 bid, 6S asked. Columbia, lsb bid. 10 asked.
German-AmericRn, $50 bid, 30 asked. Potomac
SOY bid, 100 asked. Riggs, bid, 81 asked. Peo-
pies, 5k bid. asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-Real Estate Title, Io6
bid, l34 asked. Columbia 11tle, 81 bid, z
asked
Gas and Electric Light Stocks--w Washington Gas,
43k bid, ~ asked. Georgetown Cas- As bid. U.
S. Electric Light, ll2 bid III asked
Telephone Stocks-PeL sylvania. 25 bid Chesa-
peake and Potomac. 81 bid, S6 asked. American
Graphophone Company, l3L bid. IA asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-WasningtOn Market Com
pany. IL bid, 20ss asked. Washington Brick Ma
chine Company, 30 bid, 40 asked Great Falls
Ice Company. 215 bid 222 asked Bun Run PIANO.
rama, "a bid. 25s4 asked. National safe Deposit
Company. 2;,0 bid. Washington Safe Deposit Com.
pany, 100 bid, 40 asked. National Topographic
~ bid, b asked. Mergenthalec, 10 bid o5 asked
Pneumatic Gun Carriage. q bid, :, asked. WASH
ington Loan and Trust Company. 33s bid, 3L
asked American Security and Trust COMPANY
40 bid, 40X asked. Lincoln Hail. so bid, 100 ask cd
Hygienic Ice Company, 40 bid.
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TALKING ABOUT SILVER.
Secretary Window Before the Senate
Republican Silver Committee Today.

The Senate republican silver committee held
a meeting this morning, at which Secretary
Window was present and expressed his
views. He said the reason for
his advocating the redemption in bull
lion OF the certificates issued for the pur-
chase Of bullion was that it would make the
certificates more valuable. To require
their redemption in silver dollars
to discredit them, while to require their re-
demption in gold coin might seriously en-
barrass the government He was willing. how
ever, as measure Of compromise, to give the
holder o, the certificate an option on the cur
rency in which it should be redeemed
THE MONEY IN CIRCULATION
After the Secretary had given his views upon
the bill and the basis for them a discussion
rather desultory in its nature took place
upon the subject of the sufficiency
OF the circulation. Secretary Window
had stated to the committee that the total cir
culation was 81 ,426, 600, 000-an average of
s2l1O per capita on basis of Sc, 900 900 popula-
tion: Actually, however, this sum was subject to
ammunition by the several amounts that are
tied up In various ways, reserves, held for re-
demption of notes, &C., SO that the
per capita amount Of circulation was
".
agreed with the Senators as he had with Rep
resentatives that an addition to the circulation
was necessary, but in the conference today no
definite sum was named by any one.
NO RESULTS REACHED AS YET.
Another meeting of the committee will prob
ably be held this afternoon in order to ar
rive at an agreement upon the basis for sill
yer bill. Some of the committee we're in favor
this morning OF conceding the point insisted on
by the Secretary, that of making the purchase
certificates redeemabie in bullion. but to
this the silver men say they will not agree un-
der any circumstances.
There Is also difference Of opinion among
the committeeman upon the proposition TO
make the purchase certificates legal tender.
The silver men, who advocate this, saw
that based upon actual purchases of bullion, as
they will be, the certificates would have a
greater value behind them than do the S346.
O00.000 greenbacks for the redemption OF
which but SlOO, OOO, 600 in gold are provided.
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He KEpr HEN THERE
FOR MANY YEARS

FOR MANY YEARS
did this modern Cerber1s not a myth, but mortal.
The trpehes led monster. with the tail of q serpent.
guarded well the entrance 10 the hOe into whic he
had pnt THE PEOPLE, bat Orpheus charmed him and
Hercules seized him, thereby releasing THE PEOPLE
from their bondage and relieved them of their blind
that they the wretch in all his hideous
deformity and turn from HIM with lOathing and dis
gust.
According TO the legend Orpheus put him to sleep
with his Tyre and these were the tunes he played:
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-SACK COATS,
s355. 1915. $50. 1878. $3.50, 1915.
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-CCTAwAY
COATS. s7.75. 1915. s9.75. s1O75. s1l.5o,
sI225
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR MEN-PRINCE ALBERT
COATS. S1225. $3.50. sl7 40. $40. so.
SUITS OF CLOTHES FOR BOYS-Sizes IL to IS
years-COATS. VESTS AND LONG PANTS, 81. 90.
s4.5c, $3.50, So, $3.50. 81.
Snort PANTS SUITS.
Sizes to II years. s1.75. $3.50. 81 81. 90. s325.
S3JO. 50 81, 81.
Just here CERBERUS falls asleep and Is made pris-
OneT by HERCULES. He swakes, finding himself
helpless in the viseike grip Of the Giant and his
ssOnishmen that the real representatives of THE
PEOPLE have carried the war into his dominions
with full line Of
MEMS AND BOYS HATS AND CAPS
ALL SHAPES, ALL SHADES. ALL GRADES.
RETAILING THEM AT JoBBERs' PRICES
Also Mammoth Stock of
GESTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which for variety and elegance is unequaled
500 dozen All-linen Collars, guaranteed, at &C.
apiece. or zoe per dozen. Cuffs. lie q pair.
White shirts. unlaundried. from SOC to 81 apiece.
White Shirts, laundried. from 69c. to 81 apiece.
Beautiful Line Of Neckwear from 2.jc to soc.
Gendine Balbrigzan Underwear. full regular made,
with silk trimmings only soc garment
Everything in the line Of Gentlemen's Furnishings
ST twenty per cent less than elsewhere.
To the strategy Of Orpheus and the strength Of Her
cules the people indebtedfor the betterment Of
their condttiOn-and the overthrow of their common
enemy. the modern Cerberus.
We claim modest share Of the honors.
VICTOR E ADLER & BROTHER,
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
HATS
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
927 AND 929 7TH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, Avenue.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
apis Open saturday until IL pm
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AYERS

ssrsaparills. Your life, that Of near and
dear to you, may depend the use of this well sp.
proved remedy in preference any other preparation
of similar name. It compounded Of Honduras sar-
saparila Cthe variety most rich in curative proper
ties,. stillingia, mandrake. yellow dock and the
iodides. The process of manufacture is original.
skillful scrupulously clean and such the
very best medicinal qualities of each Ingredient. This
medicine is not boiled heated and is therefore.
not decoction; but it is q compound extract. OBJ
tanned by method exclusively our own. of the best
and most powerful Alternatives, tonics and duretics
known to pharmacy. For the last forty years Ayers
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no BLACK DRESS GOODS RIO
SILKS,
GRENADINES,
WOOL GOODS

We invite special attention this department which
has just been replenshed by the addition of latest
elites. We mention few special bargains worthy your
attention:
:%o-ineh surahs tall silk, 5cc and 75c,
i intt 90 do sSe;' and si;;:3;a
2l-ineh Armures, regular price 81 %. now Sl.I0.
/ sllle trancals, 81 20. 81; 90; 81 n5, 81 $40
S5Gs s e. s& asf 30 3d. % slia s2'' si''o
Che eli IN number Is 24-inch, good value for
a inch China Silks. Black. White zoe.
Z. -iueh do. Back, White. S1-These are the
best shanghai silk.
2s-inch India Silks tBlack only. 1925. worth
27-.nch Sewing silk Hermann extra quality. 20,
2o-ihcl Sewing SILK Grenadines, 81. $40. Sl.o0.
sIa5. 'A 'An''H crepe VII BLACK anu 'fs"in 0n''''
21-inch Crepe de Chine. in Black and White. Sl.25.
BLACK WOOL DRESS GOODS.
42-inch Nuns Yelling. Atwood. soc.
,apanas, the new weave, silk and wool sl.:5.
: rs-inch Baanois tBack only, Sl.25.
4!-neh Albatros. in BLACK. White and Cream, Soc.
42-inch Ar1nure Cloth, sI Sl.25
4o-inch Henr.ettas (all wool and light weghD, 75c
4 49h do, extra hue. /,
43-nch Mohar Briliiantine. Lnglish make. SOC 75c.
42-inch 90. best quality, Black and Cream. 81.
large assortment OF Gray Dress Materials IN all
wool aud silk and wool. Soc. to 81
WHITE GOODS
We have just received complete line Of these goods
India Linens. l2,sc.. I5c. zoe. 25c.. SOC. 33c.
3119e, Acc.
Persian Lawns. zoe. Poe. SOC, 35e., 37,Se. 4Oc.
Chez ked and striped India Din ity, Doc and 35c
Checked Nainsooks. l21Sc. and 25c.
large variety Of Lace Stripes and Plaid Musns
from l21<c. to 25c.
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THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS

THE WONDERFUL CARLSBAD SPRINGS
an Excellent Aperient Laxative and Diuretic
1t clears the complexion. pu-ifes the blood II IL
easily soluble. pleasant take and permanent IN
action. Each bottle comes in light blue paper car
toon. and has the signature of -Esner a Mendelsou
Co.." sole agents. Barclay st.. New York on every
bottle.
Beware Of limitations. Sold everywhere or msilsd
upon receipts Of one dollar. DR. Toboldts leetur,
mailed free upon application
EIsNER 4 MENDEIsoN co.
Sole Agents. Barclay st, New YORK.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.

THE FREE BRIDGE AND THE RAILROAD.
The Commissioners this afternoon gave n
nearing to those parties Interested IN senate
oiil S4oO' to incorporate the '-Georgetown MON
Bridge and Railway Company"
APPROVED THE BURTON BILL.
The District Commissioners this aftarnoon
IN board session considered the Burton railroad
bill and decided 10 report favorably upon il.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
DEMANDS

That only honest and reliable medicines should be
placed upon the market 1t cannot. therefore. be
stated too emphstically repeated too often that
all who in need Of . GENUINE BLOOD PURI-
FIER should be sure ard ask for
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z. g. DAVIS
ap16
sl9 Market Space. corner sth 1t.

X ING's WINDSOR CEMENT FOR PLASTER
tensile strength; 200 per cent harder than lime and
ma plaster houses can be occupied in from tour TO
SIX weeks earlier than finished in the old method
Does OF cnip PIT or crack Endorsed and used by the
Jest srchltects builders and paserers 80 barrels
PRESIDENT Morton's house psstered with 1t: also
the theater portion of Lincoln Music hail. About 500
barrels were used Oh the extension Of the Arlington
notet makes twice ss strong Job AZ the old fash.
oneu pi1ster1ng and only costs hye cents yard
For further particulars apply TO JAMES H. McGILL.
DEALER IN BUILDING SUPPLIES sos to 9l4 @ st.
II ncQ .lrn
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sHlRCLIfF-W1LSON. on Thursday Aprfl II
1880 at the residence Of her PARENTS IN this civ Nv
keN J; I: Mlghtman. ID. b., NELLIE h. MILSON 70
WILLIAM Ii. SHIRCLlFF of ONO,
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VICE PRESIDENT GREEN OF THE ROAD Apvo-
GATES ITS INTERESTS AND MEssRs. NJ L. Parker
AND I. ". SoYKs OF THE WASHINGTON BOARD
OF TRADE SPEAK IN BEHALF OF THE INTER
Esrs OF THE PEOPLE OF THE DISTRICT.
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kincaid's Application for Rain.

The Charles E. kincaid, who is under in
dlctment for the killing of the late
ex-Congressman Jaulbee will occupy the
attention of Chef Justice Bing-
ham tomorrow. The case will come M on
motion to admit the prisoner to bail and he
may be Hrraigned. To support the application
afhdavits from several physiciaus have been
submitted, setting forth in substance that
hlncaid's physical condition is such that his
life Is endangered by prolonged imprisonment
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RIIiTII.
MARRIED.,

WOOD. Al st. Louis, NO, April Il, 1890 TO the
sOn N' >'S-NT
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IMPURE WATER. THE CAUSE OF Sd MUCH ILL
Il health 10 made harmless by adding little Angos-
tura Bttera Manufactured BY DR.. j. u. y. sisgsrt
Sons. At all druggists.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the siy-
nal Office today: Sam. 50, 2 pm, 62; maxi
mum. "a: minimum. a.
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livery WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IL ters Little Liver Pills specific for sick head
ache. Only one pill dose. woman can't stand
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BIOLOGISTS OF THE WORLD.
Congress Of 1S91-The Committee of
Arrangements Meet Here.

In the autumn of 1891 an important meeting
Of biologists from all points of the world will
be held in this country. 1t will be known as
the International Geological Congress and will
be the fifth meeting of the kind ever held A
committee was appointed some time ago to make
arrangements for this meeting, and as many OF
the members of the committee are also mem
bers Of the National Academy Of Sciences advan-
tage was taken Of their presence in this city
to hold meeting. The committee met this
afternoon at the National Museum Prof New
bury of New York is the chairman, and other
members present we're as follows: Prof. James
Hall Of Albany, NY, Prof. ]. p. Lesley, Prof
E. d. Cope and Prof. Frazer and DIR. Joseph
Leidy of Philadelphia, Prof ]. J. Stevenson of
New York, Major ]. W. Powell,
Prof G. K. Gilbert, Prof Arnold Hague
and Prof. G. d. Walcott Of this city,
Prof Alex. Winchell of Ann Arbor, Mich, Prof.
H. s. Williams of Cornell College, and Prof
o. c. Marsh of New Haven. Philadelphia has
been selected as the meeting place for the con-
gress, but it is possible that the committee will
make a change in that part of the arrange
ments.
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LIEUT.. L. b. NJ. Mason was at the Navy De-
partment this afternoon bidding goodbye to
the Secretary and his friends in the depart
ment prior to his departure for Europe on sick
leave. He and Mrs. Mason go 20 New York to-
morrow and sail on the 23d for one Of the Ger
man ports.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to CorsOn and Macartney l4lS street:
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A VOID HARSH PURGATIYE PILLS. THEY
"A make you sick ana then leave you constipated.
Carters Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and
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The Negro Who Shot Mrs. Barnett Jailed
James Harrison, the negro who was arrested
for the shooting Of Mrs. Julia Barnett two
weeks ago, was taken to the Police Court this
morning and charged with assault and battery
with intent to kill Az Mrs. Barnett is not vet
able to leave the hospital the case was indefi-
nitely postponed and the prisoner was COM
mittsd to Jail
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SARSAPARILLA

Has been the standard blood purifier Of the worldno
other approaching it in popular confidence univer
sal demand. Its formula is approved by the leading
physicians and druggists Being pure aud highly
concentrated it is the of possible
blood medicine. Every purchaser of Sarsapsrilla
should insist upon having this preparation and
that each bottle bears the well known name Of
J. G. AVER CO..
LOWELL. MASS
In quarter Of the globe Ayers Sarsapsrlla is
proved to lie the best remedy for all diseases Of the
blood Lowell druggists unite in testifying to the
peror excellence of this medicine and to its great
ularity in the city of its manufacture.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
PREPARED By
DIR. J. c. AVER CO., LOWELL. MASS
Sold by druggists. 81 for s.. Worth So bottle. !
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A Suit for Divorce.

Today Mr.. A. L. Merriam for Jane A. Messer
Cby her next friend, Isaac g. stswart) fled a bill
against Andrew Messer for decree OF divorce
alleging that he has neglected her and failed 10
support her,
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WHY You SHOULD USE Scorrs
EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs.
Its used and endorsed by physicians because is the
tits Palatable IS Milk.
It'll three times as efhcacious Us plain Cod Liver
OIL.
III far superior TO all other so-caled Emulsions
1t is q perfect Emulsion does not separate OF
change.
Tits wonderful as Flesh Producer.
tits the best remedy for Consumption Scrofula,
Bronchitis, Wasting Diseases, Chr onic Coughs an
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists
do SCOTT l. BOVINE Chemists NY.
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dicinal able themselves and the pleasure
in its use Is unaloyed with irritating perfumery.
Beyond compare for DaDys bath. Ask dealers for it.
m20-156t FELS CO.. Philadelphia.
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WHY DON'T YOU TRY CARRIERS LITTLE
w Liver Pills? They positive cure for sick
headache and all the ills produced by dsordered liver
only pill dose
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The CHrSAxAS ON TIE BRIDGE. -Secretary
Window has directed that the case of the
Chnsman Who IL on the bridge at Niagara
Falls, N. Y, and who IL not allowed to return
70 THIS country nor to enter Canada, be called
to the attention OF the United States District
Attorney for such action % he may think proper.
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F. F $ % EE En9
U 90 L
~ 7577 Geo
A. - e. @
4it+A - e. c.
~ 81 CCC
FEE a. Z y M Nm III = ssss
iEbs ~ a UpT aaNNN ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR THAT.

WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR THAT
Two Of the most extraordinary items put on
sale Millinery Department.
=NOt tAi-eud-SeasOn bargain-thGt IL, when nearly
every one has bought their spring head gear-but q
bla cvt made when y0u want the goods.
800 Hats, mostly all Black still there few col
them Any variety Of large fats and fancy
shares. New fancy braid straw. Worth CSC aud Use,
every one Of them.
UNTIL CLOSED OUT. 47c EACH.
100 boxes Of Wreaths Of Flowers Daisies Butter
cups. sc. &c. Not one worth less than 15c and all
Low Put Oh sale FOR 41c. each
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THREE Reasons Our Or
AHUNDRED WHY YOU SHOULD WANT
FE1s's GERM1crDE Soar.
FELs,s GERM1c1DE SOAP.
FELss GERMrc1DE Soar.

OF PECULIAR VALUE in
skin and scalp affections
destroying those germs tina.
cause the disease. 1t pre-
vents the pores from clog
glng and Keeps them in cou-
dition for healthy and Wig
orous action. Sore, itching
and Irritating places ure
soOthed aud healed. The
Application of a thick lather
OF Felss Gcrmiclde soap
directions around each cake)
allows fu!l sway to its ant
septic and healing proper
ties.
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FELS'S GERMICIDESOAP
does its work not only sue
cessfully but also delight
fully. The ingredients that
make il antiseptic and me-
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WOODWARD L LorHRoP.
Corner llih and + SITS. nw
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Fell Dead While Eating His Dinner.
Davis Jones, white man about forty-fve
years OF age, while eating dinner at his home
corner Of 18th and Water street,, about O'Clock
today, fell dead
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A SECOND REASON
Fels's GerInicide Soap pro-
tects from cutaneous dis
e1ses and keeps.the skin soft,
smooth aud vigorous. 1t 10
thus both u curative and q
preventive agent. Its cura-
tive powers are well shown
i'll the eradlca lion OF blotches,
p III y les, freckles, &C.
Chapped hands and arms
yield quickly to its power.
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MIR. Green resisted this suggestion and said
that the railroad could not tell what to rely on.
The people Of the District, he said, had got on
their knees and begged'the road to come here.
Now the road had money rights here that must
be considered.
They had come here at the petition OF the
people and had spent their money acquiring
rights they should not be deprived Of.
Mr.. CIRCUIT ASKED HIM TO EXPLAIN
about these money rights. He asked il the
road paid for the streets or paid the govern
ment for the ground occupied by the depot.
Mr.. Green admitted that they had not paid
for this ground.
Mr.. Grout then asked il he thought that be-
cause the road was permitted to occupy this
ground they had right to occupy it for
all time.
MIR. Green replied that he thought they
should Mr.. Green described with some pic
turesqueness the Disagreement Of the avenues
and streets the sinking of the tracks
would effect, and said he thought that
the people would soon be dissatisfied
with it The road, he said, wanted some Sc
curity and did not want to be bundled out in
response to changing sentiment or within.
At the close of Mr.. Green's remarks a re-
cess Of twenty minutes was taken.
Mr.. PARKER OF THE BOARD OF TRADE REPLIES TO
Mr. GREEN.
After recess Mr.. NJ. NJ. Parker spoke for the
Board Of Trade. he said, with regard to the
statement OF Col. Green, that the people of this
city got on their knees to ask the road to come
here; that the roads coming here
was due 70 the efforts of the road more than to
any desire of the people 10 have it. Some peo-
pie had protested against the road entering
the city.
He did not pretend to say that most of the
people did not want the road, but what he did
say was that the road entered the city because
it wanted 70 and not because the people
wanted it
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ARSENIC AND PoTAsH THREE TINES A
DAY FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS. had SUI
fered for long, long time with what the
doctors called Herpes tan eruption OF the
skim. forming scales and blotches, which
wa. horrible TO endure. Under the advice
of physicians took thirty drops OF Fowl
er's Solution of Arsenic every day Tor 20
wears, besides many other kinds oil medl-
cines. without a cure. l have been taking
:. :. =. for about two months, and the
eruption and unpleasant symptoms have all
disappeared, and | am continuing 1t TO COM
pletely root it cut of my hood.
X. L. ROUSE, Indianapolis, Ind.