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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

Fifteen special sale surprises tomorrow This series
of special sales but advertisement. Nothing mys
reductions 30 great that couldn't possibly afford
| their permanency. Thus the attractions mentioned
below are for Saturday only.
FRox 8 A. NJ. To 6 p. NJ.
RIBBCNS.-The best bargain we have are the G. g.
: SILK Ribbons with satin edge. marked 2Oc. yard.
They are two tuches wide. all the art shaded Until G
p.m tomorrow for only 15c. yard.
MILLINERY.-Our Prince Of Wales Ostrich Feath.
~ ers marked Soc. bunch are the equal Of thoss
shown at millinery stores at double the price. You
may imagine we can't afford they should be &c. bunch
for more than day.
EOR HOME.-very probably you are one Of the
many who have admired the beauty and variety of
our 15c. Drapery Silks Remember, they 3.
inches wide. and only 69c. yard tomorrow.
| ACEs.-S;lk and other Laces in Cream and White.
as suitable for lamp shades and fancy work as for
dress trimming. Many Soc Laces in the lot offered
for tomorrow at 2s2e. yard.
HANDKERCHIEF The AJl-linen LADIES' Hand
a. kerchiefs. embroidered in the art shades that
hnve been such surprise at 10 cents are to be I2
cents tomorrow.
NECKwEAR.-Boys' or Ladies' surah Silk Wind
ind them displayed tomorrow, with ticket attached
reading: Saturdays bargain. as adpert,sed only l5c
each.
(,LovEs.-Fosters patent. These Gloves are
licensed under the Foster patents and offered ut
less prices than usually quoted for Foster Gloves
Fivehook Undressed Kids at &C.. instead Of 81. is
one OF tomorrow's surprises
T1MBRELLAS.-Genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas. All
those marked 1.25 arc &c. for tomorrow. Those
with 2s+nch paragon frames. marked &l.5O. may be
claimed for 81. %.
MEN's.-Best quality White Cashmere Shirts and
=" Drawers. Such usually retail at 81 are here
marked sL65. Tomorrow's special price, $1.1o.
OSE-Ladies' and Chdren's Hose in autumn
shades; all one color. also boot patterns. Marked
2oc pair. Tomorrow. 3 pairs for CSC. Only two
pairs to each customer and only GOO pairs are in
stock we shall offer them follows: 800 pairs 70 on
sale at 10 m. and remain the counter until sold
The other 800 pairs will be offered at O'Clock, ,phich
IL done to accommodate those Of lady patrons ,rho
are an office.
SOAP.-Our &C. cakes Of Genuine CASTLE Soap are
more than half as large the usual lOc. pieces
Then we have fair quality Brown Windsor and Elder
Soaps at &C. . cake. AL at &c. acake tomorrow.
pURsRs.-No less than a5 different styles of Purses
= are marked rs cents. Take your choice tomorrow
at Is cents.
TRIMMINas.-The new Ribbon Fringes marked
81 80 are few cents less than the prevailing
price. Tomorrow the price is be only 81 "a yard
TEwELRY. Nearly four hundred Lace and Scarf
Pins. marked % cents, at 19c. each for tomorrow
The new enamel bow knots and other late novelties
are in the lot.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23
In HE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

We Will place On sale tomorrow. Saturday.
eighty pieces Of 3s-INCH ENGLISH GRE
TONNES At
Zoe A YARD.
These are an importers entire stock and rep
resent thirty styles and co.orinss Jill
ported to sell ct soc. yard
We viii pu. center tables all our
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
CHINTZES. DlMITIES AND CIR ETONNES
That have been selling at 371s. 40. 30. 1Jc- and
81 4 yard. aud offer you the choice OF more
than NIFTY styles md colorinss at
-25c. A YARD
7his is indeed q Saturdays bargain. A
e. Offering for the close Of the iGost successful
SIX da-s' Upholstery Sale Of our experience. As
this sale Is lust at q time you are In need OF
CREToNNE FOR CURTAINS. FURNITURE
COyERINGS. CHAMBER WALLS, PILLOW
COVERS. SHOE BAGS. FANCY WORK. &C.
EXPECT to see more CretoDne buyers tomor-
row than ever before IN a single day. and have
placed additional sales force at your disposal.
FouriE door, 1lth st. buildins.)
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UNDER TuE G.sL1oHr.-

I5-buiton NOuSQUETAIRE SUEDE IN
White. Pearl. Mode. Black and al the Tans
$50.
IG-button MoCsoUETAIRE SUEDE in
White. Pearl. Ts-. MODE. Black. Lemon.
Nile Gro-n. Lavender. Rcse-tints TO suit
the toilet-S5.
cU-but,on MoUsQUETAIRE SUEDE
'.Evening Shsdss--S3-50
So far it has been news for the Ladies'
about their own ''Hsndvear." We can help
the men out.
STREET GLOVES in Tan. Bisck. Pearl,
White Giace and Tan suede. These are
rixht-vell eut--sood skins-correct shades.
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w ILL

YOU NOT ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS!
We respectfully request logical reply. and there
fore invite to the store this week to look through
the stock. ~itAout reference to an Immediate pur-
cLase.
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LOGICAL Talk ABOUT Wars.

Ladies' will agree with the writer that the merchant
who il not burdened witch the losses attending busi
ness that is largely credit should be able to afford the
smallest profits. The Palais Royal claims therefore,
that as the only important representative Of caah
business. its prices for Wraps iower than those
quoted elsewhsre.
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Y OUR
COMFORT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

Salespeople Of experience. politeness and patience
Proper mirrors dtting rooms. It has been said that
the appointments Of tho Palais Royal Wrap Depart.
mont not sxce!lsd. Being situated on the second
hoor away from the noise and hustle Of the somewhat
crowded first AoOr we can offer You comfortable chairs
and plenty Of room SO that the garments may b
leisurely and critically examined.
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Dos.r b. CAnr1rsa

DoaT b TOO carsaas 10 sxamins closaay vhsa yuaa
10 buy . bossasse cAkrEaY LITTLE LIVE Pr1Is.
Many unprineiplsa dsslso yin had 20 bssns -
~ n Red vraUp9 snA elossay instssa.s .o-A-l-
T-E-E-&s
Doss On - ssanins 0svealy. - lnS - - -
VIII seosthins juss - eood - cAkrE11
xhas b sOsAans % gooa - cA1rKRN n -
sss1h = sssssas ~ sssss.s oAxrKHv Ixfxz1
LLvLR FILA
A. fos c-A1f11ss "a - Wyss - 60
PoolTIvH cU1I YoR s1cx RxADAcn
s, 49, rz1I. SMALL DOSE mAILsnn
J: d. FI.sAeAn
re- = Xc@ aaj.1s -. y
Cxups.. C.z
sss ssss.ss's
oAssessAs
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS ell PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA- Sold by Druzyists in every Part of the
world Be sure and ask for Mrs. wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take NO other kind. % cents bottle.
d15-1y
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MusLIs UsprnwEAn

IS ONE OF OUR STRONGEST POINTS,
The materials. the finish and the strength Of all
the garments are RIGHT. even in the lower
grades. The prices are remarkably low. In many
cases you get the garment 8 Tor about wkat the
material rouad cost. Tie better yoa under
stand what It takes Of cloth and trimming and
WORK to produce MUSLIN UNDERWEAR the
more you'll wonder at the prices we've made.
Take any one thing quoted here. count what it
would cost you to make it-then see what
our price IS That's the whole story. Eco
nomical folks are the ones who will be the atlcS.
est to appreciate what We offer tomorrow read:
Muslin Drawers. with = cluster of tucks and
Hamburg edge,
-25c. pair
Good Quality Muslin Chem.sss, with corded
band-weli finished
-37%c-
French Perelle Chentises-hGnd era5ro,d-
Our popular Muslin Gown. With Hubbard
yoke OF sig clusters o: tucxs aad capabric rune
around neck and sleeves.
-JOc.-
Better Quality Muslin Gowns. with Hubbard
yoke Of two Hamburg insertings and fine tucks
and Hamburg ruffie around neck and sleeves,
TO
Woven Cotton Skirts. in several colon,
Melton c.ssh Skirts. with DO, plating around
the bottom.
Lawn Aprons, withtieep hems four rows o.
drawn WORK above and wide ties,
-l0c.---
Lawn Aprons. with cotton lace inserting.
edge and wide ties.
(ssconi door. 10th st. buildins.)
YELLING DEPARTMENT.
"HELYETT~
Is the name Of our latest styles Of yeilinQs
The mesh Is large. with inmate woven spots
ons-hslf inch apart The eoors are White,
Black. Brown. Navy Blue. Tan. Gray and
Cardinal
-13H-inch width. zoe. . Yard
--27-inch width, CO., yx-d-
tFirst floor. second annex.)
GooD VALUES IL Groves.
Misses Biarrits Gloves, in assorted shades
Of Tan
81 pair.--
ladies' 5-button 'Imperisl" French Kid
Gloves. in Tsns. Browns. drzys aud Black.
with pinked wrists.
al. so pair.--
Ladies s-button-length Mousqustaire Suede
Gloves. In Tans, Browns. Grays AMI Black,
with embroidered backs.
-Sl.o5 a pair
Uirst aoor. 11th 81. buildins)
WOODWARD x LOTHROP.
0c23 10TH, uIH AND SITS. NV.
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OuR BOYS, AND GIRLS, DrpARr.

Are now In possession Of the most complete and
desirable stocks of Clothing for Fall and Winter
wear ever brought into our house. and painstak-
INK attention to every detail has made it one Of
the most confortab y fitting and sty lish an we'll
We are fully aware that there are three inn
portant and positive requirements in the pur-
chase of READY MADE CLOTHING.
1-Sensible, weilsppearing garments
2-Durable. well-nlade garments
SLOW priced garments.
The Boys AH-rooi Suits in good sesviceable
coorings BEGIN at
s35O
Better Grades at "a so. 81. 90. &C. 90 to s10. 90.
Sizes to Is years.
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BOYS EXTRA INDIGO BLUE JERSEY
TROUSERS
And
INDIGO FLANNEL BLOUSES AND SHIRT
WAISTS.
For school wear especially. indeed for all oc-
casions. no color is better more durable than
Dark Blue- The indigo" never fades but re-
mains fixed" as long as there is q thread left.
The prices on these are just right
Indigo Blue Blouse Kilt Suits navy cut and
prettIy trimmed with silk cords and brsids,
ga Is
Indigo Blue Blouse Kilt SHIFTS, navy fashioned
and handsomely trimmed with Black silk cords
and braid. ''boatswain's" whistle &c.
Indigo Blue Jersey Pants Suits, made plain
Sizes up to 10 years.
-s4W.-
breasted jackets and officers buttons-very
warm. sizes up to 10 years.
"a To-
Indigo Blue Jersey Pants Suits jackets well
covered with silk cord and braid very warm
Sizes up 20 10 years.
Indigo Blue Jersey Extra Pants-very heavy.
Sizes Up to years
-Si.75 and 50. O0-
Indigo Blue Flannel Blous.s and Shirt
Waists, In all sizes up to 10 years
-Sl.25.-
(Third floor, 10th st. buildin2)
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Dosr Decay To

Stop that cowgirl Ess the heonchiai tubes YIN he en-
iarsed and the delicate tissues Of the i, exposed
injury No other medicine % speedily operative in
throat and lung troubles - AYERS CHERRY PEG
ToRAL- A few doses have been known to break IN an
obstinate and dissressns cough. suaerss from
asthma. broochitia Group. consumption sore shros,
and vhoopins cough find sure relief In the use Of
this preparation 1t soothss the innAmed membrane,
promotes expectosation and induces reposs Don't b
without it in the house. sallie E Stone Hurts store
Va. WHITES II have found. in my family that Ayers
Cherry Pectoral was always certain cure for cold.
and coushs."
Five years arc had . constant cough. nigh,
sweats. was greatly reduced in flesh and had been
given mp BY my physicians. Ibcgan to take Ayers
Cherry Pectofal and was completely cured. "-Ansa
Lewis. Ricard. NY.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared By DR.. J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mas
Sold By all Druggists. Price. 81; six bottles. s.
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f,OTTAGE RAG CARPET. 1ec
S2-ply Extra super Ingram Carpet. 371Sc.
kAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
oc22-3t 124l 18th ST. sc
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CH1LpREN,s

OUTER GARMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
OF course baby comes rst and Cloaks and Coats are
here from az to e35 each.
Then youngsters from TO years Of age. Thess
children have department all 10 themselves. Costs
from e2.25 to e14.9S each are here. Of Eiderdown.
Cashmere. Flannel. Bedford Cord and silk. Would
Ike you to ths Cheviot Goats We offer at e.. o.;
also the four special styles 1t Is EACH mads to our
order.
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Bur

You naturally first look to the STYLE quality, 1T and
finish Of your Wrap The Palais Royal asks the iogi-
cal reader these questons Cannot the merchant with
cash business buy as tOeI as sell advantaseousIy.
not more So than the merchant who gives and asks
credit! Cannot the Palais Royals buyer with twelve
years. experience Of Washington trade. make sslec-
tons as cleverly as others!
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THEREFORE

Is IT ILLOGICAL TO CONCLUDE
That the Palais Royal Garments may be the equal In
respect Of those shown at othe. hrscass esab
lishments! Of course if Judge bv prizes only you
may come to the conclusion that they no.
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M1ssrs.
Z TO 10 YEARS OF AGE.

We think the Palais Royals stock Of listers will b
quoted a. the best collection in town They shown
with plsated cspes, military capes. and trimmed with
furs and braids in latest London and Paris sylsA q
- go tho price extremes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

AL wool Blue. Green and Brown mixed
Chevio; Dresses, with fancy plated waists and
tastefuliy trimmed with pretty narrow ginap-S
to Il years.
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NARPET LINING, SIC.
~ Body Brussels Bordering. 49c.
RAFF'S ENTERPRISE,
oc22-3t 1241 18th st. Sc.
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,ioon VALUES IL Crows.

WOODWARD x LorHRoP.
10TH, llIH AND y STs. NV.
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NARR0ten

Second Edition Continued on sixth Pc.
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Prices sG.75 "a. so IS. % and $40 80
Children's Plaid Novelty Cloth
Long Cloaks. with stylish cape.
Sizes 9 = 10 and IL
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Fnox
So @ S0SE 90 90 ssOSSkIr
90 90 90 s6 OS LIZ z 90 SOS k
e. SO" SS'SSE 8 % $ S0S z
g 90 S SoS EE11. 90 % ooS <
Tomorrow.
SATURDAY.
OCTOBER "a.

Fifteen special sale surprises tomorrow This series
Of special sales ID but Nothing mys-
tefsous We tempt to the Palais Royal with price
reductions 90 great that we couldn't possibly afford
their permanency. Thus the attractions mentioned
below are for Saturday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-23

Prices ss.75 50 so SIO.25 and s11
Many other styles in Children's
and Misses Long Cloaks at equally
low prices. We were never before
% well prepared to meet your wants
In this line.
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Reticent Red Man.

No one knows where an Indian is go-
ing. Travelling across the plain in q
stage or an army ambulance you will sea
him afar off galloping as if he had Assn
sent for the doctor and was afraid he
wouldn't find him at home. Approach
ing you as the two paths cross he will
usually rein up, exchange salutations,
study your outfit closely, checking his
pony to the slowest of walks, and with
out asking q question viii know just
where you are going, what you are GO
ing to do and what food you will proba-
bly, give him II he calls upon you at your
evening fire. Then he Is of again,
ranging easily in the saddle, and soon
disappearing from sight. The land
from which he came Is as empty as that
into which he has vanished. There is
not sign Of human habitation In either
direction. Hehas probably come tWenty
miles since dawn, and will, unless he
concludes to camp with you, make an
other twenty before drawing rein. Chi
cago Herald.
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clared the execution to have been success
ful and satisfactory, Three applications
of the current were used.
Tuesday, December 8.

The first day of the most democratic
house of representatives ever assembled
was the most interesting congressional
opening in years The thirty-ballot con-
test, with all its tenseness, closeness and
bitterness, heightened the interest usually
attaching to newly-elected speaker.
The fact that Speaker Reed, shorn of his
great power, found it necessary to ask
that two blocks of seats out of their side
in the hall be reserved for the remnant of
his former majority, and that while he
smilingly voted M his code of rules was
swept out of sight in motion by the de-
spised Springer, which simply ignored
their existence and went back to the last
democratic house for the basis of the new
rules, made the contrast between the
opening of two years ago and that of to-
day more marked.
Ex-Governor N. L. Stearns of Florida
died at Canajoharie, N. Y.
The house of representatives has pass
ed the Childs bill to prohibit the manu-
facture and sale of spirits and intoxicat-
ing liquors in South Carolina except under
certain restrictions.
The executive committee of the demo
cratic national committee to-day decided
to call meeting of the national commit
tee to be held at the Arlington hotel at
Washington, on January 2, 1892, to de-
eide upon the time and place for holding
the democratic national convention.
Speaker Crisp's first invitation after his
election was from the Hibernian Society
of Philadelphia to attend it's annual din
ner in January. 1t was informally pres
ented by Representative McAleer after
the house adjourned. The speaker said
that he did not know what he would be
able to do in the way of leaving the
house. He had only one trip planned,
and that was to go to Americus and bring
his wife on during the holiday recess.
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Two Sorts Of Boys,

1WO SOE6b Oh 0OyDs
First City Boy-I hope we won't take
Q country house again. I hate it.
Second City Boy-What! Hate the
country?
"No, the country is good enough, but
there's always garden; and ma and pa
60 bout crazy over 1t, plantin things In
the spring, and then, when the hot
weather comes, they get tired and stop
botherin bout it, and then the weeds
come up, and then they always want me
70 weed garden, cause it's good, health
full outdoor exercise for boys Of my age.
I hate tt"
"Well, you're chump. We have q
garden every summer, too. bat J don't
do any wedding; NOT much don't"
Have you gardener"
"No."
"Then how do you get ont Of it.
"Well, you see. I never can learn the
difference between weeds and other
things. and by the time I've dug up a
lot OF flowers an veg'tables mother comes
runnin out and says amt big enough
to weed garden. Then I go fshin. ~
Good News.
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The Cause OF Rheuaatfsrn.

An acid which exists in sour milk and
cider, called Tactic acid, is believed by
physicians to be the cause of rheumatism
Accommodating in the blood. it ateeks ths
sibrous tisues In the joints, and causes
agonizing pains. What Is needed is q
remedy to neutralize the acid, and to 30 in.
vigorate the kidneys and liver that all
waste will be carried Off Hoods Sarsap-
arilla is heartily recommended by many
whom it has cured of rheumatism. 1t pos.
sesses just the desired qualities, and &c
thoroughly purifes the blood as to prevent
occurrence of rheumatic attacks. We sug
gest trial Of Hoods Sarsaparilla by al
who suffer from rheumatism.
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Irrelevant Theft.

An Arkansas man Is seeking the pas
sage of q law which shall punish what
he calls irrelevant theft" more severe
ly than other species of larceny. The
stealing of a valuable copy of Shake
speare by q teamster first moved him to
advocate such statute. Among other
things he says:
II would say nothing if blacksmith
were to steal bellows, or if q plumber
were to purloin roll of lead pipe, but I
do cry out in just denunciation when q
carter, who couldn't read his name even
If it were thrown with calcium light on
the bosom Of Lake Michigan, steals a
rare volume of Shakespeare" New
York Recorder.
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judgment is apparently sound, and he dis
cusees political matters as ably and inteili-
gently as ever. His remarks, however, do
not flow with the freedom of yore, and are
Physically he Is ID much better condition
than for years. The ex-senator Is denied
to all visitors, even his most intimate
friends On pleasant days he 'is permitted
to stroll about the grounds and never at-
tempts to net away. He has lost none oi
his old-time dignity. Hope for his ulti.
mate cure has been abandoned"
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.uF DoNGS OF THE DAY TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHH
TOPICS OFF INTEREST.
AND NIsHAPs-CAsCALTIE AND ODD
-,c,nrNTs TOLD BY THE TICKING OF
uup TELEGRAPH INsTRUMENTa


Seventeen ballots were taken in the
..oolersbip contest without result,
though Crisp led. The caucus ad-
;ourned until Monday.
Secretary Proctor severed his connec-
49,, With the war department this after
.ooD and took official leave of all of the
.#oers of that department.. He will
49, his seat in the senate Monday, and
ii, .oon thereafter be called upon to act
ou tbe nomination of his successor.
The accounts of the scenes at the death
h.d of ex-Emperor Dom Pedro show that
b the very last his thoughts were of the
country over which he had SO long ruled
and whose welfare, despite the treatment
,..orded TO him and his family, he had so
closely at heart. The ex-emperor was
conscious to the end.
The president is still working on his
message, taking it to the seclusion OF his
BEDROOM to avoid corruption.
Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell, mother OF
the late Charles Stewart Parnell, sailed
for England to-day on the Cunard steamer
Aurania, accompanied by her son. John
Parnell
The Journal Official to-day publishes a
dacree authorizing the importation of
American pork into France. The ports
Of entry, however, are limited and inn
pOltations can be made only at Dunkirk,
Havre, Bordeaux and Marseilles.
The postofice department. is now OPEN
ing proposals for all the mail service on
sar and steamboat routes in the states OF
forth Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
IIoida Alabama, Mississippi. Keutpcks
"a tennessee for four years from July 1,
1892. The number of routes advertised
vas 4@5, representing an annual travel
d 22,846,6 ,694 miles, and over 81, 900 bids
fr this sci vice have been received. The
"a O3Cnt lOIl1dl UluO6IS 1OI LuC OldG1Ou
xagon mail messenger transfer and mail
astion service in the larger cities are az
folowg Wilmington, N. c., G. D. Jack
On Of Eustis, Fla., 1881 per annum;
Charleston, S. c., E. Parr of Eustis,
ia. g, 300 per annum; Atlanta, GA, G.
Y. Jackson of Eustis, Fla, S1,918 pei
mum; Macon, Ga, G. D.: Jackson Of
kustis, Fla, at $3.50 per annum; Savan,
nsh, Ca, E. Parr of Eustis, Fla, al
AeSO per annum; Jacksonville, Fla, G
Y Jackson of Eus'is, Fla, at 81, ,286 pei
mum; Chattanooga, Tenn, E.. Parr o.
1astis, Fla, atS1, $50 per annum; Knox
pae, Tenn, G. b. Jackson of EustB
sia at $3.50 per annum. Contracts fol
e service for four years from July 1,
will probably be awarded to tn,
soose named persons.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effsctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of it's kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt "a
il action and truly beneficial "a its
ELECTS, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, III
many excellsnt quali litieG command &
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