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DAI4ACE OF FASHION.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
lls AND III n. QUEEN ST.

AAV S1Av0 49, Az NSAAeseN 0As
We have been making extern
sive preparations all week, and
will be ready tomorrow, Satur-
day. with the Grandest Display
Of New Millinery Goods and
Flowers ever shown by US.
We invite all to come and in
spect our goods.
A genuine surprise is in store
for you. Never in the history
Of our business have we been
able to show SO large variety
and prices SO low.
We have a large line Of Mil
linery Laces, in black, white and
all colors, and a full line Of Col
ored Netting, Crepes and
Malines, and are fully prepared
to please the most fastidious
customers.
Our assortment Of Children's
Hats, in Canton, Fancy Straw,
! Black and White, Leghorn and
Chip, is very large.
We furthermore try to call
your attention to our immense
stock of Laces, Laccs, Laccs.
The largest line of Black
Chantilly Laccs ever shown by
us. Prices. 10 to soc. White
Oriental Laces, S to soc. White
Beige, Vandyke Point Laces,
10 to 75c a yard. Black Drap-
cry and Fish Netting. in large
variety. Real Torchon Laces.
Special values at S, 8, 10 and
I2Hc.
Dress Trimmings, black and
colors, Passamenteries, Steel
Points, Gold Points, Black and
Colorcd Points, Black Silk
Fringes, Girdles, in all colors,
at IS, 50 and 75c; Steel Sets
at $3.50 and $I.75; Black Bead
Sets at 7sc and 81 a set.
A new line Of Imitation China
Silks at IaHc a yard ; all the
Newest Patterns. A new line
Of Dotted and Figured Swisses
A full stock Of White India
Linens, at 8 to 25c yard.
| Lisle and Silk Gloves. Fine
Lisle Gloves, at 10, I2H, IS
lo and 25c a pair. Tafete Silk
Gloves, IS, Io and IS to soc
pair. Pure Silk Gloves, IS tc
7sc pair. Finest line Of Kie
Gloves in the city. Another in
voice Of Lupin Lacing kie
Gloves, in tan colors and slate
at 79c a pair. Undressed Mus
quetaires, in tan colors, at IS
a pair.
Bargains in Ladies Ribbe'
Lisle Vests at 10, I2H and I7e
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Every Meal II . Trial

To the dyspeptic. Flatulence. heartburn, OPP
pressive fullness Of the stomach, are the In.
evitable sequences Of his use Of the knife and
fork. To say Of him that he gratines the crav-
ings OF appetite would be genuine satire He
only appeases them. II relief attAinables Ger
tAinly, and by the use Of . pleasant ~ well ~
thorough remedy, Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters.
VIII if cure Immediately? Certainly not 1t
does not effect miracles. But u does give
sisted in, produce an ultimate cure. Not only
does II impart relish TO the food, but promotes
it, conversion by the stomach into rich, health
tIveness OF the nerves, mental depression, and
unQuiet slumber. produced by interruption OF
Il Is the finest preventive and curative OF ma
larial disorders and relieves c0nst patton, rheu-
nfatism, kidney and bladder ailments, and
liver complaint. ap22to29
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A scrap of Paper saves Her Life.

A Scrap OF Paper Saves Her Lie.
It was Just an ordinary scrap Of wrapping
stages OF consumption, told by physicians that
she was incurable and could live only short
On piece OF Wrapping paper she read Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery, and got O sample bottle;
u helped her, she bought large bottle, y helped
continued its use and is now strong, healthy.
rosy, plump, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to w. II. Cole, Druggist,
Fort Smith. Trial bottles OF this wonderful
Discovery Free at w. T. HOch's drug store, lS7
and lS0 North Queen street, Lancaster, PS.
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Mothers, Mothers,! Mothers

Mothers! Mothers !! Mothers ~
Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teethf II
20, 60 at once and get bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediately-depend
upon II; there Is no mistake about II. There 10
mot mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II will regu:
rolled and health to the child, operating like
ma0ic II 10 perfectly safe TO use In all cases and
pl0Ssant TO the taste, and 10 the prescription At
ono OF the Oldest and best female physicians and
nuISss in the United States. Sold everywhere,
8 oents bottle tune6lydAW
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Look Here, Friend, Are You sroks

Do you suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Sour Stomach, Liver Complaint, Nervous De
bility, Lost Appetite, Biliousness, Tired Feel
ing, Pains In the Chest, Night Sweats, Loss of
Power, or any form OF Consumptions Ifso, 60
70 your druggist and purchase a bottle of Flo
raplexion which will quickly restore you to
sound physical health. Florapierion is highly
concentrated fluid extract Of the most valuable
medicinal roots and herbs known 70 science.
and cures where all other remedies fail. Valu-
able book, "Things Worth Knowing" sent free.
Address, Prof. franklin Hart, Warren street,
NY. aprl7-lydAw
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f.,et Of Uncleimed Letters.

List Of letters advertised at the postofIlce
Il Lancaster, Pa, April y, 1890. Free de-
livery:
Lodies' List-Mrs Jacob Bleacher, Mra.
Dillan, Miss Lizzie Fornof, Miss Susie NJ.
Haas, Mrs Nancy Noble, Mrs. Estsr o.
man, MrA A. Walker.
Gests' List-Jscob Bleacher. Lloyd Grif-
Hess, Mons. Paul Kspferer, tfor.) }, Jasper
Maufer, G. p. Mesleimen, Samuel Myers,
(carpenter), A. F. Parmalee, Frank Secora,
Skidmore Il Thacher, N. A. Sullivan,
Morris Weston, Samuel Young, Charley
Zeamer.
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Tho GREAT American Cboru,.

Tho Great American Chorus.
SneeEing, snuf1ing and coughing! This IL the
music all over the land just now. "rve got
such an awful cold In my head" Cure 1t with
Ely's Cream Balm or II may end in the toughest
form Of catarrh. Maybe you have catarrh now.
Nothing is more nauseous and dreadful. This
remedy masters II as no other ever did. Not .
snufr nor liquid. Pleasant, certain, radical.
al7-2VdAW
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%pertnl 4nttre4.
Bucklen's Arnica sAlve

THE BEST sALvx IN the world for Cuts, Bruises
Chapped Hands, Chilblains,. Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or
NO pay required. 1t IL guaranteed 70 give per.
cents per box. For sale by w. T. Hoch, Drug
gist, Nos l37 and EU North Queen street, Lam
caster, Pa. iune27-lyd
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Let Truth Prevail,

Let the facts be known. Let us understand
eruption or blemish OF he skin is sure to wear
away and disappear when Burd0ck Blood Btt-
fers are employed. This wonderful medicine
acts directly upon the circulation and the rea.
sons for its use are therefore obvious. For sale
by w. T. Hoch, l7 and lS9 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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Its Equal Yet to Hear From

Its Equal Yet to Hear From.
The movements of a mules hind legs are very
variable and uncertain, but DR.. IhOnsds' Eclec-
tric OIL takes but one courseit heals and cures.
Its equal fo- asthma, diphtheria, catarrh, cold
and sore throat has never yet been aOld. For
sale by w. H. HOch, lS7 and l3o North Queen
street, Lancaster,
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rTooDpaAnaArAaILl.A.
SPRING lTRDIOu(B

0pWIN0 6UlUM8
II Z nsossuaty win ssasly evssyesdy. The run
down, Sirs1 coadiIaon q thls stason h Gus 70
imourttieo ~ ~ SlooA which have acsumula.
aed dufine ~ wintss. and whieh must b ex-
peilsd ifyou w. " ~ well. Meo9s earsar
iaEills thcsoashly purines and vitalisss ths
bloo1, cxeatn good appstats. cures biliousnen
anA hsnAAchs, give healthy aettoA - Ne ki1r
neyS ana livee, end i0pafts 70 the whole b0dy
. iselinG q health and slrsaeth. 1Alsspeine ny
HOODS 8ARaAPARlI.LA
al take Heods 0AroapasiilA every pear - .
spring tonic. with most sAtisfActory T1gults." G.
FAnMHLEn, ~ Bsiagsstrsst Drooklyn, r.
"H00ds 0arapafillA pur0o0 ny blood, gave
me streagth, and oveecame the heaAache and
dissiness, % that I am able 70 work again.
rscommend Flood's earsaparilia 70 oahsss
whose blood b thin o. Impufe. ana who tesl
worn out q run o0wn." LurHRn MASON.
CaEATU AN APPETITE
with the frst bottle q Hood's eaEuaparilla
my headache sntirsly disAppearud, and whsse
before could mot muster up aA appotlts fpe ny
msals, I cannot now GET enough meals 70
satisfy ny appetatA I en- aA present taAine
my second bottle and leel like diMsrsat -.
SON." WlILIAM LANsfN0, Post =, @. A. n,
Nsenah, Wis.
n. B.-ifyoa decide - take Heod's eAssapa-
rilla DO not b induced 70 buy any cthsr.
Hoods SarsAparllla
Sold BY ell druggisaa a.; six h g PrSpassd
only By c. I. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
10 pO0ND 0NE DOLLAR ~
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Suit Yourself.

but there Ia no other remedy for sick headache,
dizziness, constipation, biliousness, or tn re.
store . regular, healthy action Of the liver
stomach and bowels, equal 70 those reliable lit.
tie +" Pleasant Purgative Pellets " prepared by
DIR. Pierce. OF druggists. M,TuAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-28
V,HE MT. GRETNA
Narrow Gauge Railway
win be opened for the sumner season on
MONDAY, MAY 5th!

This road extends from the entrance OF the
Park to the summit OF the South Mountain
(0overpor Dick), q distance ofabout four miles.
Its miniature trains connect with all the regu-
lar passenger trains ON the Cornwall q Leoa-
non Railroad arriving at the Park, ana return
ing from the summit Of the mountain In time
70 connect with trains leaving the Park
From points on Penna II. u. and Philadel-
phia 4 Reading X. r., within 100 miles, the trip
can be Accomplished Ia one day.
II is the NARROWEST GAUGE In the world,
4, r. the most PERFECT IN ITS CONSTRUC-
TIoN, II has also the MOST COMPLETE
EQUIPMENT. Its engines are perfect little
and It's cars are especially adapted to anord an
unobstructed view Of the magnificent scenery
along the line. Steel Rails. Stone Ballast. 1t
is one OF the features OF
Mt. Gretna Park,
| the finest day resort In Central Pennsylvania,
Church and School, Military and Civic organs
cations, Clubs aud Tourist Parties can secure
cation TO NED IRISH,
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Carriages.
S,rANDARp CARRIAGE WORK.
EDW. EDGERLEY,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
n q. q Is MARKET STREET, (Rsar OF the
FostomOe), LANCASTER, PA.

All the latest styles In Buggies. Family Car
riages, Ph2tons, Surreys, CabriOet, Phetons,
buck boards, Trotting Wagons, Station Wagons,
Market Wagons, ETC., now ready tor the spring
Trade.
Now Is the time TO order for Spring. Strictly
drst-class work and all work fully guaranteed
NV prices are the lowest In the county for ths
same quality Of work. Give me call and ex'
anime my work.
Repainting and Repairing promptly at
tended 70 and done In a frst-cIass manner One
set Of workmen especially employed for that
purpose.
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tThs only trains which run daily.
On sunday the Mall train west funsby Way
Columbia.
]. 4. WOOD, osnssa passsaesr Aeon !.
CHAH. E. PU0A. General slanAg6F.
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Ornnelers' Osstbe.

Il In effect nom Nov. 10. 10oo.
Traina L1Ay1 LANOADT11 and lonyo on1 =
five at Philadelphia - fulloWus - 4 1
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TAKE
S. S. S.
In the Spring


SWlFT'S SPECIFIC is a
remedy whose frame is wide
spread over two continents,
which has retained its popu-
larity for over half a century,
its demand increasing at home,
and orders coming for It where
the English language is never
spoken. This speaks volumes
for its efficacy, and is worth
more to q sick person than a
shipload Of argument.
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Avery Old Man,

John Funk, OF Springfield, Ohio, writes !: 81
was tramped upon by q horse. and for a year
the pain through my hips was SO bad could
not rise on my feet. Thomas Eciectric on
helped me beyond description. II will do wonders
for those who suffer from colds" For sale by
W. T. Hoch, 1877 and Lao North Queen street.
Lancaster.
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y TAKE
S. S. S.
In the SPRING

For two years I was affected with
general debility, and was fast becom.
ing physical wreck. Itook quantities
Of every medicine could hear Of, but
they did not have any effect on me. AZ
length I commenced taking 6WIFT'6'
SPECIFIC Is. =. S.), and was . we'll
man after taking few bottles. 1t -
without an equal for building up tho'
general health. Had Il mot been ~
sWIFTS SPECIFIC (S. 8. S.) / wOdI&l
undoubtedly have been In my ravo -
day. J. T. BRYANT,
Hendersonville, n. G.
Treatise Of Blood and Skin Dissaeeo'
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Cd.
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1satlltnsrp Uoons
TINE BON TON MILLINERY STORE.
-THE-
BON NTON
Millinery,
13 East King Street.
Tie Reihest Bonnet Fashions
Originate Here.
You get the first look in the
ever changing mirror Of fashion
right here.
Our Bonnets are liked be-
cause they are newer and
prettier and unlike the hack
neyed styles you see on the
street.
The work Of our trimmers is
a luxury, our low prices a joy.
With one of our hats or bon
nets you'll be right in the
fashion," and not much "out oi
pocket"
We Trim TO order
With distinguished success. We
suit your individual style and
taste. and our prices satisfy your
notions Of economy.
NeaO Skyaav Shapes.
Many new styles on our coun.
tcrs to-day. New shapes and
colors in Lace Straws and Mi.
lans. Pretty Turban Toques,
&c., 73c., S7c. Open Work
Large Hats, 4Sc., 63c., 73c. and
o8c. each. ivan Dyke .
Straws, &c., oSc. and $I.23
each. Children's Hats Trimmed
and Untrimmed. Hundreds to
select from ; every shape and
color. Prices remarkably low.
Lace Caps, a5c., 37c., 5Sc. and
75c. New Styles and New De
signs.
Hatand Bonnet Trimmings.
Ribbons, Flowers, Crepe Lisse
Laces. Gold and Silver Bullior
Gallons, Gold Laces ane
Braids, ETC., ETC., at less thar
any other store in the city.
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THANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID OR GAS
q soas 81 s1s SnSfp 81 81 Il Es:R FULTON street i@7t
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s'Fire Him Out.'
This IL common remark when roughs and
rowdys insult public decency by their un-
ssemiy ways Dyspepsia Is horrfd bore. Fire
IL out with Burdock Blood Biters. You can do
il. For sale by W T. Hoch, lT and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15

HSon, not at all alarmed. maintained his pull the
aNo Srencly confident that h. could lose Salc at any
moment 10y ASKING Russ ~ for IL long
ifor" he was obliged 20 call hi, mount the ny
headed Russell a furonc and half from home and seemed
bent on duel. Ru,>"l's Response was feeble that
The snapper Iorked out his whip and used IL with much
apparent unea-in's and little uncertainty. still tn"
lilly gained. Russell failed to rally. Garrison curlcd
his bhck and tlhd 70 ift the cowardly along but
KusseN feet glued ground. The grand stand
shiN"r"d with apprehension. Sallc McClcand slipped
and fell back, Ru,srNs head showing front. but sh"
gathered herself together and HEADED him again in three
strides. Han furlong she stumbled second
time losing before but she rallied and
fought A. they passed the judges her head In
front and the Eclipse Stakes. worth f2 3s5 TO the
winner, the property Of Byron McCelland Reckon.
third, was tcatcn ten lengths.
FOURTH RACE-WEsTCHE>TER CUP 800 EACH.
$4,000 ADDED. IL MILF
D. T. rusifor' b. e. denny by Kayon dorCBcle Of
e. wag.uu- en- e. sorrento bv Joe Hookcr-Eoosa b. D
Betting To- vin-Tenhf 'fa1orise, 1 to 20. Sorrento II
Nutlai,-Tcnuv straight s. -
Sorrento wa n front the start and Bergen tried
keep hn There by riding hard from, tie fail q tt'
f,c hut T'nrv used him in quarter Of mile and
railoped home alone winning by dozen !encth, That
first quarter 24L seconds. Tcnny then
s1cAonod HI speed The second quarter in 70
>aI'a'.. F.ronH ana cone-to-Ia" weie withdT'"n
Fifth RACE sELLIN" SWEEPSTAKES, TWO
YEARoLDS. SIS EACH, 800 ADDED. SIX
FUELoNGS.
", g}', =. Eya'r.'ine. ny Wand -L4i,oa.
Sera.r wssra: Eie,yr" IL . .E ,..sa
g. Rcd sons Oh. 'e''i JOG ..-...-...' Marlin
Betting 70 viu-Tytn-c.ln" . - %. Eclipse ~ J.
CONSTITUTION .fatpr.t ef'l,. Ps'er 10 20 J.
Bert ug fol place Etau .'lns 20 . Lril-c 3 IN .,
Contribution 20 3. Pctr io
Mltoat--ttaug olinr straight 81 -. place > 50
Eclipse iiar. slu 30.
L,snc,ln, mad me whole Of the running. and won
by Two enqrh-. Felipe Second. bead before oon-9-.
button "Ate" ',ar-on bought the winner Tor 5000
Adventure a.d no. start
~IAIH I.AtL-ANNIE>WOoD HANDICAP. go EACH.
$1,000 ADDED. J.. MILES.
". G D,lv'> D. z,phyr4-. by KinchsheT- Favon.a.
EN,eI4or stable bm. ',ip-e Qusea.4 III Thompson.
IifDFn'- ur r. B.4ili-t 4. llj 'oNiugtonI 3
Excelsior ~'Ahl.- Oh. b. Btrr-t"r >. lof .- JONES
lime -.
Betting 20 win ze,hr-u- a,or't. Q to s. G.p,y
Quo. b. ,o . Buddhist II 20 .. Biir.ter 20 /.
Betting f.r place Z"lhFrl- ~ .. Gpsy Queen 70
Buddh..t 20 Barr-t.r 70 $500
Nufla..-Zrpnvr- straight ti3 90 pac" ;" 30 kNce''
si.r stable place g. j..
Dlp.y Queen Jed up the hn. over the MaterfoFn and
lno the horlc.tetch nghtng Tor her had all Tie way
Then hc .'opd and iet zrrl, and win hy four
'ef 9TH. Gpsy Queen second cgh length. h''or" Budd
hist Charley Drcn Wlfr'd. KEp1n aud Admiral I'D
not start
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inevitably be promoted by these favorable cor.
4 third point on which Mr. Renberg laid stress
was the necessity of having American steamships
on this coast. Last year four New-fork sailing
vessels owned by Flint * Co. and the Graces,
came into this port That was The extent OF the
American carrying trade. English, lillian,
French and German steamships are constantly IN
tie harb0r. The American nag IS rarely eeh
Where a nations flag IS a familiar OBJECT IN Ine
harbor prestige is impaired To the trade OF tlat
country American commerce on this coast has
not the moral advantage which Is derived rom
tie presence of the flag. All the mcrchahdlse
except that carried by the Flint and Grace sail
ing vessels thlou4h the Straits has TO be sent
to the Ishmus by the English or Chillan steam
ers Mr.. ReinbCrg Enormously advocated the es>
adjustment Of American lines OF steamships, elthe!
from san Francisco to Guayaqull, CaIIao ana
Valparaiso, or from the lsthmGs soufhward: ne
did not make use OF This illustration, when 10
furnished by one of the latest English consular
rep,fts: In lss6-S7 communications with Shlil
were broken of in consequence OF the prevalence
Of cholera in the South, and supplies OF nour
had 10 be obtained elsewhere. California hour
was imported for two years in considerable guam
titles bur as soon rs the quarantine restrictions
with Chilli were removed this trade decllned.
Freights on California -four we're higher than
those on Chlian -four because 1t had to be
transshpped NJ Panama. II there haG peeh
direct line of steamers running between San fran-
cisco and Guayaquil Americans might have per-
manently displaced the Southern breadstuns:
Cheap freights from the Istlimns have promotea
an expansion of American trade: but line q
irnpart new life and active movement 10 our
commercial interests. For such vessels mere
will he supplies Of coal in Chill mines az Lota
and elsewhere. which viii materially reduce the
cost of operating the line. II is not rich coal,
about 25 per cent more of il being required n
order 10 obtain the same steam as from oardlH
coal. hut II is used by I'll the West Coast steam.
crs with satisfactory results and with marKed
saving of expense. II is an important e,emenc
respecting The practcability Of establishing
Wcst Coast line L. ~ =
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n1.APrERSTRETCH MOTIFS.

English Lady WORKED q mile and quarter IN ia
DO, t. mud A. Sb..r.h,ad Bay Yesterday and pulled mp
lame II &, said that Ike Gregory she always pulls Wy
lame II - one Of her tricks with Gregory. ho""Vf
milling up larie wa 30 IN" colt ha- been sent 10
DR. ShlpIard- hospital 10 hc ''n"rN"d y" on" oou"'9
now that h. L. q hoIclcs, cripple
Garrison b. 10 have the mount Prince Royal IN INC
suburban and Hamilton VIII ride Rac'and
Between the third and fourth race At Morris faf" sal
,o rarc out f,f an airing Few recognized the ,up'rn
-, o., M. .,ntered slowly down the main-stFc,ch. Hc
has grown in every way hi retirement a"t season
aud now looks the perfection Of Thoroughbred d
,hc highest typ. Though he appears ." DE- '''A''
what on the big do hi, flesh il A. hard - muscle te r.
suit OF a most careful preparation Tor tn" ~''"nN cam.
t,oiuy III, eve l. q, The ~ an cage, anu
he carries himself with loness that bo"hens s'""
diee.t.on and 4 hearty appetite. Salvador and fI'hhl
a, bS.n training together In their latest tTal -h' p'
him length and hall ia mile ana quarter Inv '''
wa, 1872.
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THIS ASSURES PURE FOOD.

For raising bread biscuit other food only the very best and
pure baking powder should be employed The of the ord
nary cream and soda, Of baking powder containing
me alum phosphae carries deeerou ingredients into the
food
The absolute purity of the Royal Baking Powder makes pre-
emnetv the useful and wholesome eavenug agent known
1t contains lime alum phop ae other aueran
alkaline or acid esdum the food and its Use nsues pure
cb and sweet bread biscuit and cake that perfectly dgest
ble and wholesome whether hot cold fresh or stale
The t. S Government Chemist says "The ROYAL Baking
Powder undoubtedly the pes and reliable baking pow
der offered to the public 1t is absolutely pure"
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~ Wost 14th.st., near 6th.aVe., NeW.N OK.

- West l4th.st., near ou-aN'' NeN-i OH
xrWrST STYLES N COITFUHES FOR FRONT
,xD RACK HAIR JUST RECEIVED
MY SKELETON BANG OR WAVE. WITH or
w1TUOr-T PARTING. PATENTED NOVEMBER -.
,ss- FEATHER LIGHT IIFELIKE AND EEATTI
rT-I. PRICE $500 AND UPWARD. THE LATEST
IN THIS STYLE OF BANG Is THE MARGUERITE.
WEIGHS LESS THAN ONE-SIXTEENTH OF An
OUNCE. ALWAYS IN ORDER.
MY IMMENSE STOCK OF HAIR GOODS CON.
PRISES THE RAREST SHADES, NOT ONLY OF
GRAY AND SILVER WHITE HAIR. BUT or ALL
OTHERS PROCURABLE IN THIS AND EUROPEAN
MARKETS. | CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD By COM
PETITORS. ALL Long CONVENT HAIR SWITCHES
FROM 500 UPWARD; $1,000 ELSEWHERE
NOTHING CAN EQUAL MY COCoANUT BAN
FOR THE COMPLEXION, PRICE slOO PEk hoA,
AND TURKISH ROSE LEAVES, FOR Ihh Lii"
AND FACE. PRICE $l00 AND $50 PER BoIILi''
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO MY FAIL"
Tiles FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN hAif.
CUTTING, CURLING. SHAMPOoING BLEACHlN"
AND DYEING. TWENTY EXPERT ARTISTS IN
ATTENDANCE. PARLoRs COOLED WITH RENoiN'
ING FANS.
SEND FOR MY NEW SPRING CATALOGUE NOW
READY.
l.. SHAW,
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
.ccrnryr on THE RICHMOND AND DAyvTLLE

,shevtlIe. V c. June 1.-THE westbonnd mall
train on the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad when
left here at % this afternoon. was deraled two miles
Ire 49, 80 Marshal Ten persons were hurt, some
seriously Information Of the disaster Is meagre o~.
ing 70 rhe ret!cence of the railroad authorizes
special train conveying surgeons has gone from TINS
place 10 the scene Of the accident.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-15
pP0vryEyT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EVERETT Congressman William +. Mason, Of Chicago
FIFTH ANENI E-Charlo, 4 rfllsbury. Of Minneapolis
ar senator George T.. Sloane Of OswcSO y. y.
UOFFM Az heValler Hcidcr- Eecregg Austrian
Cbarc. dAnalres at Washin rton. WINDSOR Congress
man Rodney Wallace Of Massachusetts, and George NJ.
rullman Of Chicago.