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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

Al EIDCtED PRICES -JOO second.
"A nauG WOO aud .IoA Wof,.ng ma, hines
4.v gUarAut-. d u.l,hln Bought ana ~.
chang q. GEORGE b. EDDY. 3sS Mad
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
FINANCE INSTEAD OF POLITICS.
The negro Urged 10 Devote more Tim,
TO business.

The negro Urged TO Devote More Time
TO business
At the closing session Of the Grand
Fountain, United order Of True Re.
formers, last night, w. W. Browne,
grand worthy master, made an interest.
ing speech upon the condition Of the
Southern negro. lie urged them 10 let
politics alone and TO freeze to the mighty
dollar and help each other In business.
Mrs. Martha J Williams Of Roanoke
and the Rev j. Anderson also made
short addresses upon the encouraging
wotk Of the order AT the afternoon
session yesterday the following officers
were elected:
Rev. W. w. Browne, g. W. NJ, retained;
Allen J. Harris, v. g. W. NJ; Mrs. +. n.
James, G. W. Mrs; Mrs. +. Monroe, 2. G..
W. Mrs; Rev. {. s. Lucas, G.. W chap
lain; W. z. Bursell, G.. W. s., retained;
Mrs l.. b. Smith, G.. W. A. s retained:
r. L. Robinson, G.. W. treasurer; Mrs NJ.
J. Williams, g. W. guide; I. NJ Griffin,
G.. W. a. g.; g. w. Noble, g. w. sentinel;
G. J.. Tyler G.. W. Z. guard; Rev. W. F.
Graham, G. W. Il. hearald. Mrs. Hannah
Jones, G. W L. Herald.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
LEMON ELIXIR.
\ Pleasant Lemon prInI

Pheasant Lemon brlnks
For bnlousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion aud foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness, take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss OF appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chillsa aud malaria, take Lemon
Elixir.
Lemon Elixir will not fail you In any OF
the above diseases, all Of which arise from
a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys,
bowels or blood.
Prepared only by DR.. Il. MOTLEY. At
lauta, Ga.
sec. aud si.OO per bottle. Sold by drug
gists.
Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years OF great suffering from
indigestion, with great nervous prostratiOu,
biliousucss, disordcrcd kidneys aud cousti-
patton, have been cured by Dr. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir, aud am now a well man.
Rev. g. q. DAVIS,
Ed. VI. +. Church, South,
No. 2S Tatuall g., Atlanta, Ga,
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Schedule in effect June 20, 1870.
Leave Washington from station corner OF
New Jerse7 avenue and e street.
FoR CmcAao and Northwest Vestlbuled
United express daily ii.30 m, express
FoR CiNCtsNArt, 81. Louis and Indianapolis
express daily $3.50 and n 80 p N.
FOR fiTTsnUIg and Cleveland, express dlil
FoR IExINeroS and points in the Shenandoah
valley, ii.sO a m.
Fon WiScnrsrTR and way stations, $3.50 m.
FoR LuRAY, 1850 and $40 m.
FoR BALTIMORE, week days, fo5, 500, 6.35,
~ - t5'lO Fminutesl $50, 9.30, ut.00,
1890 i5-mlnutesl a, m 1910, 2i5 (2.sO IS,
mnutesk (d.i5, f5-minutesl, 3.25, 420, 40,
4.92 Nt0, f5.minutesl, $50 coo, CTS, co,
90, 1.5J, s.35, 30, 1880 and ii30 .. IN.
sundays, I 05, 5.eo, $50, $50, 0 20 a m.
u2C0, IS mlnutes) 100, ais t2.50, 45-mln
utesl B. ., an, 80, a50 IS mlnufesl 500.
OBS, 6.20, 40, s.3a. 1913, ti.30 pm.
fOR WAY STATIONS bet ween washington aud
BaltimOre, 5c0, 6.35, $50 q m. f2.i0, .,
az, %, il.30p m. Sundays, $50 m., 100,
3 20, 4.32, 60, 30 m.
TRANS LEAvE BALTIMoRE for Washington,
VS. SsSS 9s'5' a. SnS IA n % SsG % q ~ 559S
T. 10, 2i0, 2.3n, $50, 4 %, AIS, 5 90 8 00 O. a0
7.cO, 80, SO, $50, 900. iOi0, 1870 and III .Oj
pomn sgnd;ays 30 Is, 50, SIS, Q ., io.so,
200, 80, s -. 80, 10 10, 10. 70 and II O0 pm
toH AENAPoLIs. 6.3S and $50 a m, n. 10 and
30 N. sundays. sS0 a m, 4.ia m.
m. sundays, $50 a m, 3.55 p m.
Fon STATIONS on the Metropolitan Brane
70 -, S. % M, stsl5 p N. For pFiL cipak
stations only 1000 m, tao aud t5-&
Fon ROCKVILLE and Way stations, tt85pm.
foR GAITuERsBURa and intermediate points
~ s,9t9' Ill1o m, fi.oO, 100, IS.
FoB BorD's snd intermediate stations,
2 IN
CnuRCn TRAIN leaves Washington on sunda
az IS p m., stopping az all stations on
FoE FllDERick. t6.3O, $3.50, $3.50 tii.so m..
sl.l3, t3,3l, f48J p m.
FOR HAGEEsTows, 1000 a m. and t5.80pm.
TEAMS AERIYE from Chicago daily it.45 a IA
and 4.i0 = NJ: from Cincinnati aHd 81 Louis
daiiy $50 q N and z. .05 M from Pittsburg
f,lJ m, $50 m daily.
NEW YORK s. PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
FoR NEW YoRK, Trenton. Newark n J., aud
Elizabeth, n. j ~ u3, p 90, 5000, slz %
a m s250. sf.50 and 1850 p 20. Buffet
Parlor Cars on all day trains. Sleeping Car
on the 1919 . m, optn al 30 p 10.
foR PHILAuELrHIA, HfC5, IS 90, 1000, Fis %
noon, fl.50, t4.50 F6.l5 and *t0.39 . N.
FoB hEEARks Del, Wilmington and Chester
.io5, ts00 M, fl2 " noon, $50, si50,
FOB INTERMEDIATE Points between Baltimore
aud Phi adelphia, t5.oo and SD a "a ts-5o.
Ff-=0 "a.
TRAINs LEAVE New York for Washington,
TRATss IEAyE Philadelphia tor washington,
.tsl. tslh s9.l5, 'll.35 a u, lilo, +i3i,
FoR BosTos. - 50 D M with Pullman Buffet
sleeping Car running through g Boston
without change, via fOuzhkeeps.e Bird 20,
landing passengers IN B. & n. station at
Foa ATL1SrIc CIrr, 405 ana 1870 N. Il. 90
noon, Sundays o. N, - % noon ana
le-a0 m,
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
NATIONAL GUARD DONGS.
Tho Men who viii Represent the
District at Ureedmore.

Tho Men Who viii Represent the
District at Ureedmore.
An order has been issued from the
headquarters Of the District National
Guard directing that the following men
should represent the Guard at the rifle
practice at Crccdmorc next week.
Major J. NJ Pollard, inspector general
Of rifle practices Captains W. L Cash
and James r Bell. inspectors Of rifle
practice Of the First and Second Rcgi
mtnts, respectively; First Lieutenants
Thomas ID Singleton, George II
Harries, +. l.. Graham and W. p.
Vale, inspectors Of rifle practice Of the
First. Second Fourth and Sixth Bat
talions, respectively First Lieutenant
w B. Johnstone, Company A. Fifth
Battalion. Sergeant Peter Rennie
First Separate Company; W. A. Ed.
wards, color sergeant OF the Fifth Bat.
talon Corporals NJ Stewart, Com.
paDy A. Fifth Battalion and A. o.
Hutierly, Company A, Sixth Battalion
Pfivates Henry S. Kirwin Engineer
Company; Robert B. Smythc, Com.
pany B. Fourth Battalion and Walter
S. Cash, Company d, First Battalion.
The team will leave here next Monday
and return on Saturday, Practice at
Creedmore will begin on Tuesday.
The name Of Il. A. O'Brien, captain
Of the Emmett Guards. was sent TO the
President yesterday for commission as
major Of the Fifth Battalion, vice Long
resigned.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Ihe CnInInr Cnmef-

n Is faucied by grateful patron that the
next comet win appear no the form Of a
huge lOttle, having Golden Medical Dis
tuNeryh inscribed upon 10 iu bold ChaTaC-
ters. Whether this CouCeit and high com
Ilimgut viii be verified remains 10 be ssla,
ut Dr. Pierce WilI continue 10 seud forth
% at wonderful vegetable compound and
Uteut eradiC4t1r OF disease. lt has n0equal
iu medicinal and health-giyiug properties,
Tor imTaItiug igor and tone tl the liver
and bIdLeys 90 purifying the bio ld, and
through it cleansing and renewing The
50 hole system. For scrgfulOus hum0rs aud
JCu-Uu VtiCu- or lung scrOfula iu It's early
sisgesi n Is q positive specific. Druggists.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
IN her OLD AGg
Woman cruelty Treated and Dc
serted by Her Husband.

Woman Cruelty treated and Dc
serted BY Her Husband.
Mrs. Mary Bayly, between 80 and 60
years Of age, was a caller at the Fifth
precinct station last night She told
Station Keeper Noss a story Of her
troubles and the manner ia which she
had been neglected and treated. She
claimed that she had not had anything
20 eat all day. and she was supplied
with some food. Mrs. Bayly told how
she had married unhappily, and Of the
dcscriOn Of her husband
Since that time she has been making
her living by dressmaking at Baltimore,
and came TO Washington her native
home with a desire to see some old
friends here
After hsving been furnished some.
thing 10 eat az the station she was given
a comfortable bod Mrs Bayly said she
bad been refused anything at the
WCman's Christian Home, where she
told that she had nomoney. Steps will
be taken to- odav TO have her returned 20
her home in Baltimore, otherwise she
may be sent TO the almShOuse
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
a NeIghborhood nuarreI.

Edith Jones was IN Police Court TO-
day, charged with disOrderly conduct
The charge had been brought on ac-
occurred 10 Collins alley on Monday.
Yesterday one Of the five Witnesses who
appeared this morning against Edith
Jones had a case for dis0rdeTly conduct
dismissed Mary StTatter, the witness
who first took the stand, was So demon
sIauye that District Attorney DumOut
said that there was very evidently a
ueighbOThOOd quarrel and he would
ask fCT the dismissal of The charge
Officer Clinton stated there was a per
Teiual quarrel between the residents Of
tie alley.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
panrerou. PasiIme

There have been a number Of com
plants made Of late about stone-thFow-
ing al passing passenger trains on both
The Baltimore and Potomac and Bilti-
more and Ohio Railroads Yesterday
AFTERNOON, as a train was pulling out Of
the B & o. Depot, some BOYS began
luIiug stones al the train the
Wiuduw near which Mrs. Price OF
TsbOma Park was seated Was shattered
and She hsd narrow escape from being
hit iu he bead with The stone Her
CimLing was covered with fragments Of
mokeu glass An attempt will be made
81 prosecute the boys. If IL can be as
CeIlaiued who they ReTe.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
CLOSE OF TIE FAIR.
The Rockville Exhibition winds up
win Good Racing.

AhN ANNhNAAAh "AMua w
win Good Racing
Yesterday was the last day Of the
Rockville Fair, which was highly sue.
cessful In every respect The display
of bovine and CquiGc stock was cs
Itcially fine.
In the troiting races Buuch Of Roses
won In the first In three straight heats
In 24it. 24Ot. 242i In the second
Cumming raccl Trowscrs won the two
heats IN i.Oi and Oii Four heats
weio Necessary 10 decide the third Urot.
tinr) race. The first and second heats
wCic Won by Harry Bashaw. the third
by Fannie r., and the fourth By
Bashaw. Time, 2i9i, 2iii, e3jf
25Ol
The last race, a one third mile dash
for all, two heats In three, was won by
Rowdy Boy 10 two straight heats.
,32 and 33i
The racing part OF the fair having
proven So attractive and interesting. the
association will, By next year, have the
traCk enlarged 10 half mile, and other
Improvements will be made.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Buoy sneak Thieves.

The house Of John Leonard al the
corner n Third and ! streets southwest,
was entered by an uuku0Bu thlef last
night and a gold WatCh aud a quantity
Of wearing apparel stolen The theft
vas committed while the family were
gathered il front of The house. Dir
Leouard seems satisfied that the thief
Jumped over Tie back fence aud obs
tained Lis Pluuder and escaped with it
iu tLe same way
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
omrer. ELECTED

The following officers were reelected
10y the members Of the Mutual Invest
ment Company at a meeting held last
evening at the bank Of William Maysc
& Co, 5lG Ninth street northwest
President William Maysei vice Dresi-
dent, NJ. /. Weller; secretary and treas
urer, George I, Haslam trustees, James
+ Hood and Joseph +. Baichelder
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
A MOTHERS CRUELTY.
IIied for Inhumsn Treatment OF Hei
Little Children.

AAANh AAA ANfAAuANhA OF
Little Children.
Bertha Day, colored. a resident Of X
street, near the b. & T. tunnel, was be.
fore Judge Mills to-day charged with
cruel and inhumau treatment toward
her two children. neither Of whom was
over years Of age.
The children, other uvighbors aud
OaiceT Wall testified 90 her beating and
whipping the children almost every
day. The mother In her own behalf
admitted that she had Chasiised and
corrected her children, and argued that
Il was her duty so 20 do. The Judge
held the evidence showed that her con.
duct was cruel aud inhuman and un-
usual and imposed a fine Of $40 Tue
woman was consigned 10 the dock, and
the children will have 90 be cared for
by the District authorities.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Sick Headache

is a complaint from which many suffer
/ and few are entirely free. It's cause
is Indigestion and a sluggish liver, the
cure for which is readily found IN the
use Of Ayers Pills.
- have found that for sicE headache,
caused by a disorleTed condition OF the
stomach, Ayers Pills are the most re-
liable remedy - Samuel q, BradburnI
WOrthingtou, Mass
"After the use Of Ayers Pills for
many years, IN my practice ana laLhllgt
/ am justified in saying that they are an
excellent cathartiC and liver medicine
sustaining an the claims made for them
w. A. Westfall, M. D., V, 7. Austin
4 n. W. Railway Co.. burnet, Texas
ayers Pills are the best medicine
known 20 me for regulating TIE b4Wstsi
and for all diseases caused 1y rs,
ordered stomach aud liver. l suffered
for over three years from headache, IN
digestion, aud constipation. had no
appetite and was weak and nervous
most Of the time. By using three boxes
Of Ayers Pills, and al the same time
dieting myself, 1 was completely cured
Philip Lockwood, Topeka kansas
Il was troubled for years with indi-
gesti0n, constipation, and heaqacLe' "A
few boxes Of Ayers tlI!s, used ~ sLlaII
daHv d0ses. restored me % health
They are prompt aud effective, w ii.
Srout, Meadyille, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
FEEFARED 81
Or. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell Mass.
sgld By al DTuggiais AID Dealers in lsdisias.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
TLs Perfectloa Of RalIway travel

u0W Iu1niug between N ashIugt0u Balu-
mOIe, Philadelphia and New York via B &
ID. II, r. Each car iu every train Is vest-
buled including baggage cars, day coaches,
IarlCr cars aud sleepers, AN are heated
ty steam and lighted by Piuiasch gas. The
auti-tele5COpiug device Is attached 10 every
cor. Around the ordinary traveller riding
iu the day coach Is therefore thrown the
same degree ot safety as guards the more
exclusive passenger occupying the parIor
or sleeping cars, The comforts "a tLe coach
passenger are further provided Tor through
The separate laYatud-s i1r gentlemen and
ladies iu each car A separate smoking
compartment iH each car is also "a uew
feature that win commend itself tl the
lovers Of tlc weed.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
WIN Nnt Rnmnyn-

II now looks as II the Police Court
sessions will continue to be heldln the
building at the corner Of Sixth and ID
streets. Building Inspector Entwisle
thinks that the proposed improvements
can be made without interfering with
the work Of the court
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Marine Iiand Concert.

The following is the programme for
the Marine Band concert at the White
House grounds at p. m 10 day:
March-"Father Of Victory, "............ Came
Invocation 10 Battle, from "Rieuzi,n
Wagner
selectiou-"Phuce Minamoto, ..,..Fillette
NalsC-'luiagliO' ,-...... .sOusa
Comet sOlU-''Capuce de Concert"
Hartman
Mr. William GrOsskursh.
MOsaic-"La File De Madam AngOt"
Lecocq
Episode iu a Soldiers Life"
by general request)
March "Gigerl, ...... .................. Wagner
National Hail'COlumbia, n......., Fyles
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Whatths CITY Fathers are DoiuE

Engineer Comm is5i0Hgr Robert spent
the day yesterday at the Rockville Fair,
and C0umissioDeF HinG left during the
afternoon fQr New York The decision
iu tLe Guy case viii DOT be made public
until after lhe return 0t Bin Hiue on
MONDAY next
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
w n Houehton s. cos Immense
Reductions

Go and examine their lovely parIor Suites
Six piece for 500 Either i0 Cherry or solid
oak. Half price fer an unreasonable goo d.
such patterns Of Carpets that cannot 1a
duplicated, AZ prices which vii. slrpr.se
room Suites, pieces. for si6. Also their e2t,
pieces, of solid oak Bedroom suites.
These Suites are all DAISIES, and will. uO
doubt please the most f8-tili0u- purchaser.
All orders for Wall u3uer.u- for The next
two weeks at 25 per cent diso1uHt 40
vs. III. H0rGHr1y s. Co.'s,
12f-.f2ll street northwest.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
Who National safe Deposit Company,
Cor. 18th st. and n. Y. Ave1ue.

Storage FOR suverware. Iewe.ry, L8ces,
Fine Goods and va'ulh.es of an Kinds.
Charges moderate. safe deposit boxes for
rent at the very lowest rates
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

A tourist agent and ohiperou will ac-
company the Pennsylvania Railroad eXcur-
sion 90 Niagara Falls on September H.
Rate Is only so for the round trip. Tickets
good for ten days
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
49,. ~ -.nLr.r.-

Mr hiEsloH's Soothing syrup sl11.d
soQllea Laa child, s0ltels the gums, aliaga
~ pam, cures Wtld colo, aud ID Is lle lea-
raIadY lgE laIllsA- l5e. q hlLlls
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

This Is the time of the year 10 20 10
Niagara. Don't miss The chance gf going
on September IN, via Pennsylvania Rails
read. flT $40. Good TO return lu ten days.
SHlCi4l train With parlur cars.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
RIasara FaIIs.

PglusgIvaua RAILROAD. September H.
Eu It1 IsTs. Special taiu. Pullman
cans. La7- Qi NE season. Personally cons
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
smaII Number Il Arresls.

There have been fewer cases before
Judge Mills iu DE Police Court this
week than on any other week This year,
and ibe court has every day adjourned
before I clock
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

when applied mo
Tie n0sIril-, WIlbe
absorbed, enectu
Oily cleansing the
tLe head uf cafar
rLaI virus, causing
healthy seCreti1us
It aLlay iufamma
tiuu protects the
membrane Of tho
ua5sal pas sa en-
fIum aldit No 10 a 3
colds. completely
le4. the sores
aHd restore sense
Ultaste and smell
TRY THE CURE
The daily critic., 1890-09-06
THE DAILY CRITIC
UIrr sPFOFAIs
Rndden,a New Eam Goods.

John Uuddcu, the pioneer i1st3Iment man,
centrally located at 930aud l3l seventh street
northwest. has lust returned from The east.
clu markets with an immense supply %, aN
Kinds of housekeeping goods. carpets, stoves.
rugs, etc You can furnish your house from
cellar to carrct, 40 tins store, with cash
prices, on the instalIweut plan.
The daily critic., 1890-09-06

"A particle ls applied into each u1itril alt Is
agreeable, Price, 51 cents, an Druggists. bT
mail, registered OBJ cents. ELi BROTH ER5,
5l Warren s-.. New York,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
Who is the Champion Hair-Cutter ?

Who is the Champion Hair-Cutter +?
Among the local professors of the tonsorial
art there is considerable rivalry as to which one
is the "boss' at haircutting. Each shop has
its champion and last week two challenges were
sent out, one in behalf of Mr.. Sargent and the
other in the interest of Mr.. Warren Guy, of the
star Office shop, both being directed to Mr.
Nelson Wade, of the Central Building shop,
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue. The
challenges were for three hundred dollars and
at once Mr., Wade, now the recognized cham
pion of the District, sent word back to those
who wished TO meet him to post deposit. At
the time fixed the Messrs. Sargent and Guy
failed to show up, and they had to ''eat crow"
as Professor Wade puts ii. That wielder of the
razor is now ready to meet all corners, and it is
probable a match will be made this week with
some other wOuldbe champion.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
SOME SOCIETY STORIES
WHICH FLOAT ABoUTNEw YORK AND
ARE PICKED UP BY "BAB."

Women who Try to Get Into Society
Cutting a Woman You Do Not Know
Roses That Bloom Unseen-How She
Wore Mourning Mrs. Kendal's New
Frocks and Her Pretty Daughter.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
THE SONG OF THE SHIRT.

Rub Rub Rub
IT'LL the arms are weary and sore;
And the more we rub the worse they get
Those shirts from Baltimore.
Rip Rip Rip
And we get in terrible rage,
For those brand new shirts we bought last month
Are nothing but tatters and rags.
Grin Grin! Grin
We have found our haven at last,
For Miller will make you a perfect shirt,
With every stitch tied fast.
Run Run Run.
To him if you would be wise,
And lay in a stock of his beautiful shirts
Six for nine dollars-in any size.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02

-"Wilis Peyton's Inheritance" realistic
Washington story, is for sale at all neWsdealers
and the trade can be supplied at the Washington
News Company.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
DOLLS WHICH MEAN HAPPINESS.

saw doll dressed as a pansy. Its gown
was made of boiling cloth hand painted with
yellow and purple pansies, the bodice was deco
rated in the same way, and the little bonnet on
its head was large purple pansy demurely tied
under its chin. On its hands were white kid
gloves and in one was a cluster of the flowers
that she so successfully initiated. It's good
thing to have women do this bit of sewing re-
quired to dress doll, because every stitch
means little bit of happiness for some sick
child, and don't you think that whatever you do
for child is marked down in the Judgment
Book and stands to your credit and may blot
out some great SIM
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
WHAT IS A MAN ?

had letter the other day, evidently from a
woman, and she said: ''Would you mind telling
me what is a man p" A more or less init
mate acquaintance with mankind makes me
feel that can reply to this question.
a man is an animal who would scorn divided
skirts and yet spend two hours selecting the
kind of cloth he wants used for his trousers.
a man is an animal who can be fattered and
coaxed into anything, but once you start to
drive him the mule-like nature is uppermost.
man is an animal who thinks he is a little
tin god on wheels, and never realizes that he
isn't until he is down fiat on his back with the
malaria and woman has to wait on him.
A man is an animal who is desirable when you
are in trouble, because, the brute in him being
greater, he can swear more and hit out straighter
from the shoulder than you can.
A man is an animal who eats the very best he
can get and who prefers to drink the same quail
ity, but frequently becomes tank for holding
bad whisky
man is an animal made for the benefit of
woman, and the more she can get out of him In
the way of kindness and love the more has he
fulfilled his duty in life, but-wlth all his faults
we love him still. BAB.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
THE COMBINATION.
TWELFTH AND f STREETS N. w.

10 say that our expectations fully realized would
be mere mockery. 1t was beyond comprehension At the
same time offer thousand apologies many friends
and customers and trust that they will overlook any short
coming that should have transpred to-day, Opening a
house like machnery-it takes little time before the
crude part of its castings we'll down. before gdes
smoothly and is with little patience and we will
endeavor to place before shopping place that will be
like and where you always find goods
and at prices that will increase trade from day to day.
Thanking you again, respectfully yours,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-02
DAY IN FURS MONDAY

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