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srA0NArION IN STOCKS.
The Gold shipmsnts Have . Deprsssing EAsc.
on Prices.

The Gold shipmonts Have . Oeproeeing Eject
NEw YoRK, Feb. 13.-The effect Of the gold
shipment wssstin apparent in the stock market
this morning, and opening prices were
almost invariably lower than last evenings
figures, the losses amounting to from
u to u per cent. There was consid-
cradle animation in tho leading stocks
during the first hour, but further declines we're
confined to insignificant fractions, while ~ many
cases slight advances were SCORED aud the trad
ing in the regular list presented NO special
feature Of interest. The indussrials. howevsr,
were again specially weak and the new sugar
stock was very active and dropped away ? per
cont from IL opening Agurs, aftsr opening
down i. The receipts were leas active, bat
after opening Oh y per cent st s6x
they retired TO sSx. There was :
recovery In the last named Of ~ per
cent, but the resi- Of The market remained
at about he same level for ~ remainder Of
the hour. The active stocks o0mpsised St
Paul, Union Pacific, Louisville snd Aashville,
Missouri raeiAc, Northern PAci1e prefsrred,
Atohisoa. BurAineton and The Sugar s3oeks, the
rest q Ne market bsing dull and fsatureleas
outside of he BueQushanna stocka, which
were again slrong, ~ prsfsrred rising feom g
70 S52. Al Il oeaoak be maxhet was dall and
stsady q about opening prizes.
silver opened ut 100; highest snlaV l0Qk,
lowest sals, 100; last salss loo}
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Preso Opinions of tho South and West O
MI. Cleveland's Letter.

Preso Opinions Of tho South and West on
MI. Cleveland's Letter.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 13.-The Republic says re.
garding Mr.. Cleveland anti-free coinage letter
that it is merely the private opinion of a single
democrat and commits neither the party nor
Mr.. Cleveland himself, and that It is possible
though not probable. that the whole matter
may be settled by the administration of free
coinage before 1892.
DEMOCRATS MUST DEFEAT CLEVELAND.
DENVER, COL, Feb. 13.-The Rocky Moa,aain
Ne,os says: The letter raises an issue between
Mr.. Cleveland and the democrats of the west
and south. Free coinage of silver is regarded
by the democratic masses Of these sections az
an imperious necessity of growth and prosper
ity of the country. There is nothing left for
the free coinage democrats Of the country but
to organize to defeat Mr.. Cleveland's NOMINEE
ton. 1t can be and should be done, and it can
be and could be done, and it can and will be
done.
CONSISTENT WITH HIS RECORD.
San Francisco, Feb. 13.-The Examiner says
There il one good thing about Grover Cleve-
land. He never tries to keep the people from
knowing where he stands. Whether his opinions
be popular or unpopular he holds firmly and
states them boldly regardless of consequences
to himself. Mr.. Clevelands course on the
silver quebSlOn ID cOIWlStent Win MS own
record and with that of every President who
ever has occupied the White House within
recent years.
ANOTHER CANDIDATE MUST Re SOUGHT.
KANSAS CRY, No., Feb. 13.-The Times sayl
editorialiy that il Mr. Cleveland is prepared ia
consent to suspend his private Judgment in case
he is elected he may get the nomination. and
will be elected. II not the party must study the
qualifications Of other candidates. Assurediy the
democratic party will not change its attitude.
II there Is any yielding it must be by Mr..
Cleveland.
"UNLUCKuY HONEST"
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 18.-Tbe American
says that it is believed by many that Mr.. Glove.
land wrecked his chance for reelection in 1888
Wy his courage and candor and that the sequel
may prove that he 10 as unluckily honest now
as then. His nomination will handi.
cup the democratic party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

Tskiag WIN rAesn nd Ftass<i Psssses<
for Their SQuawA

Ioktng WIN Thesm Md ftan1<l fUeetopoD
for Their ssaawe
The Sioux Indians left the city Tins nornino
After visit here Of two weeks. which hey ~
seemed 10 thoroughly enjoy. Through IL
Kindness Of the Indian once each Indian 80
allowed 10 buy sio worth OF goods 10 t.As
home a. presenss 90 his family. The princips
feature Of the purchases made were red asnnsl
petticoass. which is regarded by the Indian. -
handsome present. and by the Indian ofhcials
a. certainly very appropriate gin for thi.
season OF the year. The Indians yin spend ~
day in Philadelphia. and will then continus
their Journey 20 Carlisle, whsre they viii -
their children. They Will then start for thsls
home& No practical result viii come fro1
their visit 10 this city. and the only expectatioe
that the Indian officials entertain 10 that ~
Indians viii 60 home encouraged 90 live pcscs-
ably and 20 exert Q peaceful influence q.
others
The people az North Dakota have applied n
the Indian bureau for permission 20 removs
from the reservation the log cabin which vs-
the home Of Sitting Bull. The purpose Ia y
add Il 20 collection Of Indian cprioe which
VIII form part of the North Dakota exhibit II
the worlds fair. The permission viii BE-
granted, and the house can be removed after \
is paid for.
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THE SIGNAL CORPS.
Its Reorganization Preparatory to Transfe
ing the Weather Bureau.

Its Reorganization Preparatory to Transfer
ing the Weather Bureau.
The reorganization Of the signal corps pre-
paratory to the separation of the weather bu-
reau from the signal corps proper, under the
provisions Of the recent act of Congress, is pro-
crossing.
An order has been issued from the War De-
partment relieving six officers of the army,
late second heutensnts Of the signal
corps, from duty in such capacities and
assigning them to the line Of the army, as fol-
lows Second Lieutenants James A. Swift, cav.
Benjamin NJ. Purssell, inf; Fielder N. NJ. Beall,
inf, and Julius H. Weber, inf. Lieuts. Purssell
and Beall win await further orders.
There are now no vacancies in these arms,
and these officers will have to await their turn
with the unassigned additional second heuten-
ants from the last West Point class to be as
signed to regiments.
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DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.

Measures Considered and Acted Upon by
the Senate Committee Today.
The Senate District committee held its regu-
lar session this morning, there being presen,
Messrs Ingalls,, Mcmillan, Harris, Vance, Faux
ner and Barbour.
Senator Faulkner was authorized to report,
with amendments, the Senate bill providing
for a new assessment law for the District.
The amendment consists in substituting for
the Senate bill the bill on the subject which has
been reported in the House. This is practically
the bill drawn up by the Commissioners.
Senator Vance was authorized 10 report IA
vorably H. r. 7S42, relating to junk dealers.
dealers in secondhand personal property and
pawnbrokers in the District. This is the bill
which has passed the House and provides for a
license for the above mentioned dealers, and
permits pawnbrokers to charge per cent per
month on loans.
favorable report 10 be made by Mr.. In
gals was authorized on the bin which has
passed the House dedicating part Of lots IA and
Is, in squire Sl2. as public alley.
Mr.. Mcmillan was authorized TO report favor
ably Senate bill ASST, incorporating the Ma
tional Conservatory Of Music Of America
Mr.. Barbour was authorized to report favor
authorizing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company or the Potomac and Piedmont Rail-
way Company to acquire and use property for
railway purposes in the District This 10 the
bill providing for the entrance OF these roads
by bridge ct Analostsn Island and thence con-
Meeting with the Alexandria and Washington
road.
The House District committee did not secure
quorum this morning and no meeting was
held.
TO BuI CERTAIN REAL ESTATE
Mr.. Niiliksn In the House today introduced
. bill which provided that in order to prevent
the view Of the Potomac river being shut Oh
from the south wing Of the Capitol and for TIE
purpose Of erecting public buildings the secrs-
larry of the Treasury be instructed 10 acquire
the following real estate;
An Of square 616, excepting lots I, and 3,
which are nov owned and occupied by the
ern parts Of The square adjoining on The
vesk being part q square 655, 70 Wit, lots
I 70 inAusivs and south half Of Lot s, and lots
II 70 n inclusive The lots contain about
loo, 900 fssA and - per foot h authsrissd 70 BE-
paid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
Mclaughlin CONVICTED.
The HofKa Burglary Trial In the Grim
Court Ended Today.

The Ho6a Burglary Trial In the Criminal
Court Ended Today.
This morning in the Criminal Court. Judge
Hagner, the trial Of Andrew Mclaughlin,
alias Yank Mclaughlin, alias Andrew
Muller Qndicted with Joseph, alias Rory
Simms), for HOUSEKEEPING and larceny
at the store of Frank Hoffa on Octo-
Der II last, was resumed. Mr.. Clagett
concluded his argument for the government at
Jury, said there was mot enough testimony to
convict the first and third counts housebreak-
ing in day and larceny, but there was sufi-
cient evidence under the second count (house-
breaking in the night for the jury to convict
The defense noted exceptions to certain por-
tions of the charge.
The jury retired ct lilo o'clock and returned
ct 1:l5 o'clock With Q verdict Of guilty on the
second count and not guilty on the Others. Mr..
Mpscomb gave notice Of . motion for new
trial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

NINE. A. RUPpERTs OPENING.-NME RUP-
1u PERT begs TO auhouncc to her patrons in Wash,
tngton that she has opened pariors at ~
street northwest. where all her genuine preparations
can ee mad 10 every caller on OPENING day. Mol
DAY. February To- she will present Tree bsr of her
COMPILATION SOAP. the only soap manufactured
from the pure oil OF sweet anOnas. These pariors
have connection with xblishiuent Ith
west. where many OF patrons have recently
6ssn deceived by goods OF inferior quality having
sold mine. causing great annoyance both to and
my ratruns. give guarantees OF so OO that all NY
preparations harmless aud beneficial to the
skin. This 10 my ONLY Washington branch. IAdiee.
come to my Opening and receive bar of my COM
PLEX1ON SOAP, also valuable information tree.
Those living at distance would he pleased to hear
from by letter. Mime. A. RUPERT, Complexion
Specialist 9o street northwest, Washington. ID. G.
fclJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

An Onlcisl Announcement Issued By q
Secretary OF the Navy.

An Omcial Announcement Issued by the
Secretary Of the Navy.
The following general order was issued from
the Navy Department this afternoon: The sec-
Rotary Of the Navy has the painful duty of an
nouncing to the navy and the country the
death Of the highest officer Of the service.
David Dixon Porter, admiral Of the navy.
died at Warrington, D. O., ct SIS o'clock this
morning, in the seventy eighth year Of his ere.
Sixty yeaxs Of Admiral pcfters life were
actively devoted 70 the service Of his country.
The record Of his deeds forms one Of the
brightest pages Of il history. His achieve
ments while in command Of the NOR
ar hotilla at the attack on the New
Orleans forts, Of the Mississippi neet q the
fan Of vicksburB, and Of the North Atlantic
squadron 1t tlls capture Of Fort Fisher, have
given him plsce among Ne foremost Of the
worlds naval commanders. He dies lamented
by the whole country, and his memory viii
forever b chexished and hsld In honor By Ne
service.
On the day Of IL funeral fhs Navy Depart
mont win be clossd, NJ Aag WIN Be dip1aysd
ut half mast atAn navy yards and stations end
on board al shipsin eoaninnipn, and seVsntesu
minute gsns wan b Arsd - nooa IRON sacA
h Navy Dspnxtnen1 vHl h. drapsd snd IN
olBcero of he navy and uak1no eogpo WI voar
~ badg0 a uoufnfng for thirty days
RI. GaAc1s oosrs>aEy q ~ usvy.
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DEATH OF Ex-sECRETARY sTUAk1.
virEinian Who Was . Member Of Rah-
morc's Cabinet.


News was received at the Interior Depart
ment today that ex-sscretary A. X. II. ssaaft
died at his home, staunton, Va, today ~ 10.
pm.
Mr.. Stuart was Secretary Of the Intsrier ia
Falmore's cabinet He Was born in ssaunssG.
Va. April 2, 1901, and Was educated - . lawyer.
In 1885 he was elected . member OF the viz
ginia house Of delegates from Augusta cosnts
and was reelected in 1887 and 1855 In lsss
he declined a reelection and went hscs
TO practicing Law. He took an active part
in the canvass Of 1870 for President haf-
rison- In ls4i he was elected 90 represent
ative In Congress from Virginia and seryea
until 1913. In ls44 he delivered the snnuH.i
address before the American Institute in Nes
York. He was presidential elector On the Oay
ticket in 1874, having been from his early wear.
personal friend OF Clay. He wss also q pre-
idential elector i'm ls4s.
In 1850 he was invited by President FILLMORE
TO be Secretary Of the Interior, which once BE-
held till 1853 and then returned % StAunton b.
the practice Of Law. In 1856 be Vas a membef
OF the convention which nominated FILLMORE
for the presidency. In 1857 he was elected o.
the Virginia state senate for four yeArs snd
devoted himself especially 10 the study Of
internal improvements. He was q deleesie o.
the Philadelphia National Union convention in
1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRArIOu.
Committees Appointed by President Chsss
to Cosnpiss< Arrnnw~m~uea

Sommitsees Appotnted ny President Chons
te Complete Arrangements.
Mr.. W. Calvin Chase, president Of ~
twenty-ninth anniversary OF the emancipsssen
OF slaves in the District Of Columbia, has az
pointed the following committees 90 psrfsss
arrangements for the celebration: Arr~nes-
ments-chas. X wssson, chairman; ". n.
Jones. Robt r. Browne, Geo. X. Boston, VIM.
H. Brown. Mortimore Dorsey, J. n. Douglas.
Robert Toles, John X. Harris. Lon.
Williams. C. q. Mosby. r. n. Chisolu..
Capt VIM p. Gray, J. b. Ballard, Walter wes-
borne. Col. Geo. NJ. Arnold, Gus Nelson, Ber-
nard West, ID. W. Butler, J. McRoeers, A. 81 A
smith. Msrcellus West, Daniel Waller, Hamil-
ton Turkey. Finance-E. b. welborne, chair
man; +. b. Cooper, J. W. Fowler. simoa
Packer, Maj. w. {. Cox, james Turner, W. a.
Dupee, Fred. Fowler, Lieut. Collins Fred Coz
lins. P-J. Crensbaw. Daniel stillyard. speSkerp-
W. II. jackson, chairman; Capt. J. g. Coolidge
X. j. Rush, DIR. q. Ii. Crueor, Moses Anderson
Music-William X. Lee. chairman; r. A
Dixon and II. p. Pryer. Military-Mai. e. A.
Fleetwood, Capt. I. 4. Coolidge. Capt jaime.
A. Perry, Capt I. 8. Kelly, Capt ogie~by.
Execuuye-Geo. II. Boston. chairman; Malos
w. c. Cox, W. u. jackson, A ST. A. smith
W. II. Simpson, Robert M. Browne, b. and
M. West, Gus Nelson, James Turner. Lognn
Williams, Vim. Crawford.
An order has been issued stating that no dls-
trict organization or any citizen OF a district
Is authorized 20 collect funds for the emancip.-
tion ceiebration unless by authority Of he
committee.
No book IL genuine unless it contains the
names OF the committee on finance and a
countersigned by the president and secretary .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
PALMEWs SUPPORT FIRM,

Tho Other Senatorial Candidates In Illinois
Lose Votes.
srRISoFrELD, H., Feb. la.-The eighty-Afth
Joint ballot for United States Senator in the
joint assembly showed a break in republican
and F.M.B.A. ranks. The ballot resulted az
follows: Palmer, 101; Oelesby, 81; Linley, i6;
N. w. Matthews, 1, and p. II. Donnelly, 1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
.DIEn.

For BREAKING UP A COLD use DIR. ID. Jaynes
Expectorant which subdues the innammafion ed
heals the soreness, relieving Throat ana LunesL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

CosrIvExEss
II not relieved By tudseous and timely treatment Il
liable to result In chronic constipation. Asan spsrnt
that mag Be used WITH perfect ssssy and satisfaction.
AYERS PILLS ere UNSURPASSED. Unliks most cashar-
tics these pills. while they relax and cleanse.
tonic influence on ths stomach liver and bowels
ing these organs to perform their functions with
healthy regularity and comfort. Being purely we're
table and free from mineral drug Of any kind their use
CURED BIZ
ID not sttsndsd with injurious effects Good for old
ndyoune of every climate Ayers Pills
the favorite. g. W. Bowman. % East Main street,
Carlisle. Pa. says: Having been subject for years.
to constipation. without being able to and much relief
At last tried Ayers Pills. and deem IT both duty
and pleasure testify that have derived great ben
eat from their use would not willingly bs without
them"
AYERS cATHARTIC PILLS
Prepared by
Dr.. J. C. AVER CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists and dealers in medicine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

Csavssoasa b . Rsa1ey Cass.
In IL Criminal Court today Edward Inern-
ham vs. trisd fer vioaating ~ policy nv ed
found guilty On ths Arst count He - -
tenced 70 tvo months In I'D end 70 paS A.
At - and - - oomuit1sa u sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13
HreH Class NOVELTIES In EssRorD
EREp ROBES.

Art and skill ars beautifully blended in these
creations for womens vsar and ssiornment.
The handsome enecte now obtainsd were un-
known even a few seasons axo. Our magnih-
cent stock of Psrisian Novelties 10 nov ready
for your Inspection. Exclusive styles in fabrics
and coiorinss. comprising French rweeds In
wide t~iils. with figured Camsl's Hsir Trim
ming in droops. pzstelss. n. soue OF the
colors are Beige. China, Amethyst. Tans and
Grsys. silk Poplin. In all the new shadinas,
with novel and attractive effects IN trimming.
henrietta in ar. shades. with embroidered
front. sleeves and collar. and Oriental Trim
min. for skirt. Cuffs and Waist.
1Ftrs. door. IOah 81. haiidinx.)
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Range Of the Thermometer.

The following were the readings at the sig.al
Office today: an, 80; pm. a; maximum,
AZ; minimum. 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-13

BALTIMORE. Feb. la-Coston nominal-nid-
ding, ". Flour duh. unchanged wheat-south-
err, nrm; Fals.' loos' .oS Lonsberry: ia3sl g
February, Lax; Nay, Lesk: Corn = southern
quIes white sisss yellow, slsss western yellow,
O. Oen quiet. unchanged kye nominal. Hay
nrn-choice timothy. iesoatl-0es good 70 prime.
creamery fancy, 81 do. fsir to choice, alasa; Do
imftafion, - isdied, fancy. aiasS Do. good "a
choice, lsals rolls, me. i5sles DO. fair 70 good,
nrm. sugar active. Cooper nm. WHISKY steady.
Frdshis 70 Ayeryool Pc ssesmer arm. gnchanged
Esessp-sseess,s 49, se1rs, wssss 49, sS ~.
msuts-Aonr, ASlS barrelk sales-wheot 1Ase1
buahelT corn. ASS bu6Ae1a
BALTIMORE Feh. ik-vllginis conso1s. ten
stock. o. NWthern Centr1I stook. - C1ncin1Axi,
washington ara baltimore arsn. - Consolidased
- bo01a liz - ecoeks ~.
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If You HAVE

If You HAVE
CONSUMPTION.
BRONCHITIS.
SCROFULA.
COUGH COLD.
THROAT AFFECTION.
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Ask for SCOTS Emulsion. and let explanation OF
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Sold by all Druggists.
no6 SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. NY.
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Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular call-l2 O'Clock M: Georgetown
and Tenley,owa Railroad 20 at COZ. Great Falls
Government Bonds-U. 8. 4xs, 1891, registered,
los bid. L. s. AVS, 1891, coupon, IOIs. bid. q. s.
registered, 1901, 40 bid, INV asked U. 8. q.
District of Columbia Bonds-Per imp Cd, 1891,
gold, iolx bid, los asked. Per imp. Is, 1891 cur
rency, 1oiA bid, ;. asked. Market stock, 7s 1899,
bid, asked so-year fund, Sc, 1899, gold. 1os bid.
Water stock, 7s 1901, currency, 129 bid lss asked
Sssr fund g. gold 1902 s
scss. 1924, fund, Currency, III bid, 1is1 asked.
Miscellaneous Bonds-wsshington ana George
inSton and Georgetown Railroad Convertible q.
1<O bid. $50 asked Masonic Hall Association 5s 1884
100 bid, - asked: Warrington Market Company,
ket Company, imp. 6. lie bid American security
and Trust Company, %, 100 bid, 10s asked. WASH
Ing ton Light Infantry LIST mortgage, e. 1904 100 bid
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
A, o., 1l5 bid, = asked. washington GSs Tie6t
Company, series =. e, ZIG BID. - asked. WASH
asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank of Washington. go
@ 10 bid 100 asSed CeDps so asf S;S
cSsnics, 100 bid. asked citisens, i iaS S ae.
tai. 10 bid. lsSN asked West End. ss,. bid, %
asked Traders, lis bid. 122 asked. Lincoln, 1Oz
Kaiiroad stocks-washington and Georpetovn.
2lt bid, s45 asked Metropolitan. Ito bid III asked
Columbia, 66 bid, % asked: Capitol and North o
Street, " bid, IS asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, So bid, 50 asked Georgetown and Ten
leytown, % bid. 6Sk asked.
insurance Stocks tiremens. 4sk bid, SLY asked.
saisd National Unon BID ssssd A ~ Saa
It's bid, - asked. Corcoran, ss bid, - asked. Co
lunbla, Is bid, i5,s asked. Gsrman-American.
Ress. * bid. 81 asked Peopis s ~ s. bid sks Sc
asked Lincoln, 81 bid, W asked. Commercial,
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NV SILKS.
Rich AND ELEGANT iAPORTATIoNs.
BMBRACING THE VERY CHOICEST OF
SPRING AND SUMMER FABRICS.
e inch Black fonrss. with coiozed brochs
ssripe effects.
FL Is . yard
% inch Figured and Striped Black India silf,
81. 90. 81. 10 and 81. q yard
MACK Hahusai sllk-Lyons dyed-fast color.
-oOc.. 85c-, poe. si.0O.---
81 % and 81. 5os yard
Rlaeh Canton Snk-Lyons dysd-fssf color.
NJ. It's. pO~-. Loo
and 81. % yard -
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I'll . yard---
White Habussi Silks.
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and 81. 50 yard
white Canton silks
co.. T5c. gOr. and 81 90 q yard
- inch wash Surahs-Guarantsed all silk and
sast coIors- entirely new designs.
Ell .OOa yard
Dress Lengths Of white HSbutai Silka.
$40 90 fog piscs Of II yares.-
Drsss Lensths Of White Shanehai silks.
-eI0. 90 for piece Of 10 20 IL yards
Since We opened tines OF PRINTED
AaIArIC SILKS and CHINA TwILIa. we
have rscesved additional dss,sns anil are sow in
a position TO show q larger line than ever be-
fore.
- See tsss styles 0ad eoierinos displayed
n y seyess vusdop-
(First foor. under styiisht.)
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AIRS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP

M rs. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING BHKUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES
the CHILD, sOFTENS the G UMs. ALLAYSal PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, and 10 the best remedy for
DIARRHEA. Sold BY Druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for MRS. wnslow's Soothing
Syrup" and take no other kiud. 70 cents bottle.
d15-1y.