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SHERrrrs SALE

5000 WORTH OF FINE READY-MADE CLOTH
ING AT NEWARK. NEW JERSEY.
On Monday last, November %. Mr.. J. Haussing,
sheriff OF the city of Newark. n. j.. sold under the
hammer. the entire stock OF the
UNION CLOTHING COMPANY,
Consisting Of Mems. Youths Boys and Childreu's
OVERCOATS
OF all shades, grades and styles.
MEMS SUITS
OF all descriptions
BOYS LONG PANTS SUITS,
BOYS SHORT PANTS SUITS,
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S PANTALOONS
perfect wilderness OF them.
The stock was invoiced at
s61.OOO.
The sale peremptory and the terms CASE
The entire stock was knocked down to us by Sheriff
HaussainS' at q fraction over
S21,O 600.
Less than onehsh the original cost Of manufacture
The lator portion Of these goods have been received
The balance will follow as fast they can be packed
and shipped
Whsa going 70 10 with this immense addition
10 our lYsa,iy tremendous stock: GIVE IT TO YOU
AT ZEN PER CENT ADVANCE OK THE COST
TO Us. VIZ COULD SELL AT AN ADVANCE OF
FIFTY PER CENT AND STILL GIVE YOU TIRE
MENDOGS BARGAINS. but it il ''aginn us to de-
par, from the OLD PATHS-which is TEN PER
CESP, 10 more and no less NECESSITY does no.
compel US 10 give these goods 1t 60 cents the
dollar. hut our HONOR does
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED
Ali day On Monday. November 80. in order that we
may unpsck. assort, classify, mark ami arrange the
goods. 81 that we shall lie properly prepared wait
ON You
Wien our doors will be thrown open promptly at
NiNB O'CLOCK.
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THE BLONDE ART STUDENT
grounds where she had been with iady who
liyed on n street between 18th and llth streets
Mr.. Clagett remarked that that was Decoration
day ana the Marine Band Was at Arlington
cemetery.
Mr.. Cole recalled the defendant and asked
him whether on the morning of Friday. MAY
~, ne was not near the corner of 18th street
and pennsylvania avenue with female LIE
CONT said that such was not the case though
he was In that neighborhood by himself.
MRS. KEIsER's TESTIMONY.
Mrs. Mollie keiser was next called and placed
upon the stand. She testified that she lived at
l749 street and knew LIE CONT by sight
though she had met him but two or three times
She was asked whether on the morning of the
29th of May last she saw him. and if SO. with
whom! The defense again objected, but the
court decided that the question was relevant
and proper.
Mrs keiser stated that she saw lie CONT on
that Friday morning at 10 o'clock ON 18th
street between Pennsylvania avenue and G
street. He Was with tall blonde lady Wit
ness said that she had seen this same young
woman In the court room and identified her as
Miss Grace Eaton, although she had not known
her at the time she first saw her
Mrs. keiser, an you a relative of Mr.. Yeat-
mans family?" asked Mr.. Thomas
II am the widow OF his deceased brother. :"
said the witness
MES. LoTTIE SALES DENIAL
Mrs. Lotto Sales was placed on the stand
and stated that she knew Mr. and Mrs. LIE
CONT. She was asked whether she had ever
carried any proposition for settlement of the
case from Mrs. lie CONT to her hus-
Dand. The witness said that no such
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DIED.

cAHooNE Suddenly. in Chicago. Saturday No.
seE,oer -, 1881. Al pm. MAJ. ". ]. CAHlsoNT.
axed Ifty seven. beloNet. husband CahooUs
ulee Maggie lSersl slO New Jersey Northwest
Funeral Viii ta&e place IRON ABOVE residence suIs
Jay. December .. 81 pm heatiyes and friends in
cox. On Wednesday. December ., 1891. ct IL "A
y m, PHILLIP. the youngest of Richard J. and
neoecca NJ. Coz, aged one Year. eight nonths an4
twenty days.
B.LP
Funeral from his late residence eOl yirginis syenu.
sonth~est Friday. December 4. at PM Intermsus
al MI. OIiyet cemetery.
tAleaandriA Gazette please copyl
DAkNALL. IN Tuesday. December L. lspl a
IL 10 Am. in the twentieth year her Ase slseF
short and PAINFUL illness, SAkAH DAhNAl.L me-
he,thleyl, beloved vile OF Jhsddeus DArnsll.
"a pnsrsI rdaS At 80 = N iroia her late residencs
tAiexAndria. Va. papers please copyl
FLYNN. on Thursday, December g. 1891 NJ 4
Am, WILLIAM, beloved husband OF Naes1e frxpr,
sullivan. the forty FIRST year OF his ss nsfl "
Of Castle Island. County Kerry. ireland
May his soul rest in peace.
Funeral from late Residence. corner North Cspstol
and q Streets on saturday. Decemter &. Al " a m
Solemn hlsh mass al -. Aloyslus Church Hel.r
JOHNSON. In Seorzetown. ID. C. Thur~a.x ps-
cenber > 1881. 80 o clock a m ioiSisf ss,,,s.
daughter OF spencer and Mary JohnsoI s.red four
Year, and nine months. 49, w.
Fanersl will take place from Residence Of p.r.p,.
ls%V thns fourth street. GeorEefown, Friday DE
Chapel. Montgomery county, Md
a, IsmhsNBULh On Monday. November 20. 1881. Of
aipnther1a, at her residence, No. West sixteenth
street. New fork CITY, hkL-EN NJ, wife OF William
stone.
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MR.. LE oorsr's DEMONSTRATION.


Here there was another startling occurresce
Az Mr.. Clagett spoke thus in defense Of Mrs
lie Cont and referred 20 her Ne a ehaste woman,
her husband, who was sitting back in
his char IN nonchalRnt manner and
not paying very close attention 30
tne prosecuting attorneys estimate OF his ae-
Mons jumped up with his chair and then AT
oo"n IN u hard. making loud noise. IL -sid
as piainiNas words could have done that be
olon believe a word that Mr. Clagett was sav-
few minutes
Mr tlageu paid no attention 20 this interrup-
tloh, ana went on Ia speak Of the absardify 81
sapposlng that married woman with the oh
lect That the defehse had alleged would 80 into
q rear room uat had AN open unlocked door
through which her husband might come at aar
moment and leave IN tine adioining rosn a
woman who would be a living and lively witness
70 her indiscrenon- After briefly summing M
the testimony air. Clagett closed his address a
z'lS 0 CLOCK, having spoken Gor abou, an hour
Mr.. 8ESEsrE sPrAKs FoR rHs bKFfNss
Mr.. Geneste made the first address for On.
defense. He spoke of the defendant as A snan
OF high and uncomfortable passions. who
had but slight control over himself when
excited. He was In this state when Vie
shooting occurred. and on this ground
they cislmed an acquittal
AS15 the lie CONT case adjourned SnsI
tomorrow morning.
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IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
The Market Showed FIrmness and a slight
Advance,

1nc HANxAcs SAcWeH EiFmneSe ana q slight
Advance.
NEW YoRK, Dec. s.-New York Central North
err Pacific preferred, Missouri Pacific and
Burlington were the features Of the dealings
on the stock exchange this morning.
The principal trading was In those
stocks. Up TO noon los, 800 shares were
sold. The opening Of the market was
firm with prices slightly higher in majority
OF cases. Missouri Pacific was an exception,
being weak and u FER cent lower. The strong
est stock was Milwaukee, Lake Shore and
Western preferred, which rose rapidly on
slight transact tons from III to ll3. Burlington
came next with an advance from lO2 to 1903
The whole list was strong near II o'clock. Even
Missouri Pacific recovered it's decline. At IL
o'clock the advance ranged from to IL per
cent The market continued firm in tho hour
to noon and in some cases further advances
were noted. At this writing q 80 PM the
market is dull but firm.
Money loaned ut 81 per cent. Exchange
steady; posted rates, 4S2a4S5; actual rates,
4s1"4si4 for sixty days and 4s4a4s414 for de-
mana. Governments steady; currency &C.,
l0s}4 bid; 4s, coup, INK bid; extended %,
registered, l00jS bid
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LIE CONT on THE STAND.


On redirect examination lie CONT sasd fba.
the condition upon which he was to publish an
apology was that Mrs lie CONT and Frost would
explain their attitude on that night The Wit
ness interjected the request that if all these let
tiers were placed in evidence it would be only
Justice to him that his letters to his wife be also
placed in evidence. Mr. Cole said they were
not IN his possession and he could not produce
them. Furthermore they were not competent
evidence, and If they we're brought forward by
the defense he would object to them. This was
Judge Bradley's decision in the matter also
ihis-ciosed lie Coiuts testimony. He wan
on the stand for nearly four hours and bore the
ordeal In remarkable manner, giving his
story in cold. calculating way that surprised
everybody.
MAGGIE PARKINSON RECALLED.
The defense recalled the chAmbermsid.
Maggie Parkerson, for the purpose Of proving
by her that lie CONT suspected an intimacy be-
ween his wife and Frost Judge Bradley again
ruled that proof of such intimacy. even If it
could be furnished. wouid be OF no Importance
as having bearing upon this case. The de-
tense noted an exception and announced that
this closed their case.
A brief delay ensued this morning after
court convened while the vacancies in the reg
uIsr panel OF the jury were filled.
Miss Grace Eaton, who has takeL the part Of
ieadins Lady III this curious drama, OCCUPIED q
1 'hC rpcSlatOEs tcuay ana was an In
terested listener TO all thst was said. Hereto
lore she had been excluded from the court
room along with all the witnesses and was de-
tanned outside in the witness room, sc that this
was her first public appearance outside of the
witness box. As Usual she was stylshly dressed
and WIGS even more attractive than she was last
spring whe1 the shooting took place. She had
on the Same cloth costume, drab tailor made
top coat. with bocret 70 match, that she has
worn throughout the trial, but each day she
has worn different silk tie under her stand-up
white collar. This morning she showed her
preference for pale pearl shade, with little
gold pin stuck in one corner
GRACE EATON RECALLED.
The first regular work of the trial today was
the hearing of rebuttal testimony introduced
by the government. Miss Eaton was recalled
and asked il she had told Mrs lie CONT, about
her meeting with Mr.. lie CONT on that Satur-
day afternoon at the corner of 18th and H
streets. The defense objected, but after argu-
ment 1t was allowed, ana Miss Eaton said that
she did not remember whether or not she told
her. but was inclined to the belief that she had
done SO.
MIR. Thomas asked the witness how she came
to be at that corner that afternoon, but Judge
Bradley held that the question had been already
answered. She was on her way home from the
Marine Band concert at the White House
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Washington stock Exchnnre.

Sales-Regular calI-l2 O'Clock m: lexington
Railroad Is 500 ats5. Washington and Georgetown
Railroad, J at rs. National Union Insurance, 81
at ISL; 50 at Is Washington Loan and Trust
Company. at IosH. Lincoln National Bank, II
Government Bonds-U. y. q. registered, 1907,
iiG bid, ll.h asked. U. s. -, coupons, 1907.
III bid, ilsa asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock, Is,
1872. gold, l0l4 bid, = asked 2O-ycar fund is, 1894
gold, LOG bid, - asked. Water stock, Is, cur
rency, 1901, 100 bid : asked. S8-year fund Is goad
rency. l25 bid. : asked. s.6ss, 1924, fund. cur
rency. MY bid. ia aske'L 34s, reg. 2-lOs. lsss-
Miscellaneous Bends-washtnrto and George.
own Railroad 1910, Is, 1o4 Did asked. Wash
lngton ana Georgetown Railroad Convertible IS.
IsS bid, asked; Washington Market Com
Washington Market Company imp. O.. 1i5 bid,
90 asked; American Security and Trust Com
es Light G nian s1 is, m assss % w. ss
s' bid. = asked Washington Light infantry I'd
Is vs. bid. asked Washington Gas Com
pany, series A, es, ~ bid. = asked. Wash.
. asked. Washington Gas Company Converti-
bic is. 1901, lac bid. $50 asked. Eckington Rail-
Potomac Telephone list mortgage IS, = bid,
los asked. capitol and NorthO Street Railroad
lst mortgage IS, lol bid, - asked. Metropolitan
Electric Light Convertible 5s, iO7 bid, ITO asked.
Anacostia Railroad -, Ie4 Did.
NatiOndl Bank St0cks-Bank OF " ashinQtOn. 40
bid. - asked. Bank Of Republic, 275 bid. -
asked. Metropolitan. 2G3 bid. zS5 asked Gen.
tral, 300 BID. = asked. Second. l1s bid. Is5
asked. Farmers and Mechanics, 1870 bid. - asked
Citizens 40 bid, 1855 asked. Columbia. l4s bid l5s
asked. Capital. ia bid. - asked. West End,
sG1a oid,9st asked Traders, llz bid Il6 asked lin
coin. 991a bid. 93Ss asked.
Railroad Stocks - Washington and Georgetown,
800 bid rs asked. METROPOLITAN, 81 bid rs
asked. Columbia, CO bid. " asked Capitol and
North Street, So bid AZ asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, 81 bid, ~ asked. Georgetown and
Tenleytown, 81 bid. 80 ASKED Rock Creek. 100
bid. - asked.
Insurance StOcks-Firemens ~ bid - asked.
Franklin, 81 bid. CD asked. National Cnion il a
bid. rs. asked. Carcurau, 61Js bid, 10 asked CO.
asked. Riggs, bid, y asked Peoples 81. Did,
q asked. Lincoln, i bid. 81. asked. Co,nmerciat,
A.. bid. s asked.
Title INSURANCE Stocks--Rea Estate Title, I2s
bid, - asked Columbia Title, CIs bid, - asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-W ASH ngton Cas-
Al bid. ~ asked. L. $. Electric Lights l45 bid
l5o asked Georgetown Gas Is bid. - asked.
Telephone Stocks-Chcsapeake and Potomac, SO
BID, Gu asked -Aineii lean Graphophone, 81 bid, ga
asked.
Miscellaneous stocks-washngto Market Com.
i4l bid, $50 asked. bull Run Panorama Company,
is bid IS asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage :
bid "a asked Lincoln Hall, - bid. lOo asked.
lhterocean Building Company, bid, 10 asked.
safe deposit and Trust companies - Washing
ton Loan and 1rus. Company. los I'd. 10 asked.
American security and trust Tin ,rn.. loo bid
10 asked Washington Safe Deposit Company,
- bid, 1875 asked
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Dec 8. = Flour unchanged-re-
ceipts, a,si2 barrels; shipments, i5i6s barrels:
sales. s25 barrels. Wheat nrmer-NO. red, spdf
Aal.nlX; December, 10Y sai0Ih; January,
iOSssal.0sE; February, L.0bls l.o35: May, l.0s4a
l.osx: steamer, No. 2, red, sGs, as61 Arecepts,
st,5S4 bushels: shipments, 10000 bushels stock,
1.s6s 205 bushels sales. $4,000 bushels. Southern
wheat steaty-Futz, 31a1.o3; Longberry, I.opal.8a.
Corn strong-mtxed, spot, 81; year, 81: January,
steamer mixed, 5sa65s-receipis, 25,I7: bushels;
STOCK l46si2 bushels sales. 00o bushels south
ern corn firm - white, t0a6Ih; yellow,
5oaj1I%. Oats strong and fairly active = No.
white western, 40 asked; No. mixed western,
ssx hld-receip,s, 1000 bushels; stock, Ia, 2s5
bushels kye dull and easy-No. 2. SS--receipts,
l4,szl bushels; stock, 1ls,ses bushels. Hay nrnl-
good TO choice timothy, l3Vyal4.vU. Grain freights
nrmer, unchanged Cotton Notwithstanding g.
Provisions 1rm. Butter rrm. Eggs steady. Cofee
steady-Riv cargoes, fair, II; No. :, i3hals..
Sugar steady. Copper firm. Whisky nrm Pea
nuts unchanged.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 8.-firginia consols, 40a45;
do ten-fortes, 30 hid; do. threes 69E bid; Balti-
more and Ohio stock, s2ass ex-dividend North
ern Central stock. 20 asked; baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern rrsts, i0ik bid; do. second in
comes y9a33: DO. third Incomes, i8.sa,0y; Consoli-
dated gas bonds, lib asked; do. stocks, 43l. a44.
Chicago Markets. ..
CHICAGO,' Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m
Der, 90sI; May, yix. C0rn-December, Is; Janu-
airy, s2a; May, 49,. Oais-December, sit.; MAY,
50. -Pork-Decesuber, sos; January, u.OJk: Nav,
1l.56. Lard-January, 61t; May 6.45. Hibs-De.
cembSr, 5s5 January, oio; May, 5.s5.
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II 10 Believed That Negotiations Are Pro
gressing Without Notable Incident.

gressing Without Notable Incident.
LONDON, Dec. S.-There has been no definite
news or regular through telesraphic communi-
cation with the independent Brazilian state Of
Rio Grande do Sui
The conservative view taken Of the situs-
ton is that there is absolutely nc news Of in
portance enough to cell for its Transmission to
Europe. and that the negotiations which have
been in progress for some Ame past between
the president and the insurgents in Rio Grande
do Sui are still in progress and that mo news
is better than bad news" 81.
VALrARAiso. CHIIg, Dec. Brio Janeiro ad-
vices state that the governors of Rio Grande
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M. Robert Downinr's Afi,ct,on.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Downing arrived. in this
city this morning and went direct to their home
on the Benning road. Mr.. Downing was
obliged to suddenly close his season at Pitts
burg, having lost his voice By paralysis Of the
vocal chords. HIS physicians say, however.
be overcome by rest and careful attention.
Mr.. Downing's season thus far had been the
most successful In his whole career, and he
feels keeniy his present enforced idiencss He
hopes to be ab!c TO al his Pbiiadeiphia date In
about two weeks and then make mp the time
lostAt the close OF his regular season.
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MAKIflicR

BEAcH-BofER ON December p 1881, 1t "a
a H. al the Ninth street. Christian Church. nv ti,e
~ hen /, T.; h; bagty. HAIRY -. BEACH aud STELLA
W. bOhEh. both OF Washington. ID. &.
bride. No 81 street southeast December 3. fsrsI
EMMA L. TIPfErT. NOcards.
TRlflf1r-McCAR1Hl On "Wednesday even.
us Decslnter 1881. at 4 O'Clock. ~ the Rev.
FATHER MAndolari Of St. AlOysius Church. AIBFR1
B. TkifLkfT 10 LOWE a. j. MccARI By hytS :.
WASHINGTON. u C. -
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ID. SHEPHERD WHITE.
His Case Nay Ee Called For Trial To-
morrow.

morrow.
Should the LIE CONT case, on trial in the
Criminal Court, be concluded this evening or
early tomorrow it is probable that the case of
b shepherd-White, charged with forgery and
embezzlement, will be called tomorrow for trial.
White was arrested July l6, 1890, but gave bail
on August IS following. Mr. David Michigan.
his security, failing to appear his bond was for
feited and execution issued against the bonds
man. Mr.. Michigan, however. on September "A
sus 9 ,ede in locating him and getting him here
in september last.
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NT rs. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over II iY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF NOfHfiS Tor their CHILDHEN WHILE TEETH
ING, With IElsFECr SUCCESS. IL SOOTHES tine
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all PAIN.
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DIARkEEA. Sold by Druggists in every par, OF the
world BE and ash for MIR. winslow's Soothing
syrup' and tale no other kind. 10 cents bottle.
ul5-ly
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Highest Of all in LeaSsnng POweLAtest U. Govt Report
Re-! B BsM5sgg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Eaton's door. a. was her custom. Miss Eaton
said she would let her in ~ soon rs she was
dressed and later did SO. Witness did not GO
in the rear room. She and Miss Eaton later
started to breakfast aud Miss Eaton locked her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-03

DANDkuff is an eNudation from the pores Of the
scalp that spreads aud dries, forming scurf al
causing the hair to fall out Halls Hair Renewsr
cures IL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market
TIE following tbe orening and closing prices Of
the New 1orh STOCK Market. as reported by special
MIle to Corson and Macartney. lA1v street.
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UnsAsy Under the Arxumest q Mr.. Caas~ss
for the Prosecution.

CAUTIONED NJ THE JUDGE TO BEHAVE or sHl
WOULD BE REMOVED FRoH TIE COURT BOON
MORE TESTIMONY OFFERED m rHr CASE roma,
By THE GOVERNMENT
The hearing in the lie CONT assault case Wa
resumed in the Criminal Court this morning
at 10 o'clock. TWAS expected that this would
be the final day of the trial, and the result,
was that the Spectators. who were 30 lucky a.
to be allowed within the court room. we're IN
usually prompt in putting in an appearance.
Inc most interesting feature Of Yesterday
Was perhaps the introduction Of the letters
from lie CONT and the draf. Of an apology
which be bad agreed to make on certain condi-
tions.
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A CORNER STONE LAID.

What Was Placed In That Portion OF the Ne,v
typographical Union Bniidinx To-day.
UnostentAtiously, with all necessary effective
ness, the corner stone Of the Typographical
Union building was laid today. There were
no ceremonies, NOR was there any big crowd
present. The trustees, some Of the union Off.
GERS and few members were on the
site on G street shortly before the
hour OF noon, and as the whistles and bells
were sounding tho stone was lowered into DO
ition.
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Il IL stated that Hirschfeld 4 Wolf. In
Berlin bankers, can pay 70 per cent II allow.
time, and 80 per cent Y compelled to hqui.il
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Range of the THERMOMETERS.
The following we're the readings at the ofsos
OF the weather bureau today: ss M, 81; Ann.
d; maximum. "a: minimum %
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TALKS OF DEALS,
But tho Combinations Don't Seem to
Materialize.
MILLER AND CRISP CLAIMS

What the Friends of the Two Candidates As
sert as to Figures-Col. Jones Has q Confer
ence With Mills-Mr. Herbert's Confidence
In Crisp-A New Candidate for Doorkeeper.
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wuk @. Allison, president Of the Allison Car
Msnufaet.stng Company of Philadelphia. died
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CONSUMPTION
Carries OF of its victims nesdisssly. II can 10
stopped sometimes; sometimes It cannot
1t cruel to raise hopes r weak to yield
to false fears.
There is way 10 help within the reach of most who
are ACKNOWLEDGMENT living aud SCOTS EMUL-
SION Of coi-Iivsr OIL
Let US send you book on the subject; free.
SCOTT h BOVINE. Chemists, I32 South 5th ave-.
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
liver oI-ail druggists svsry whore do. 81.
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7 AIDES ARE GREATLY BENEFIrEp az THE
II use Of Anzostuya Bitten. the south Ainsficnn
tonic Vt Dr. J. U. y. siexszt SOMA Asa your drug-
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The Copserx.,,on 81 ~,

The Conservation Of Nerve Force.
Tomorrow afternoon Mrs Clara Holbroas
Smith will give u free lecture for wousuiy
women" on The Conservation of Mere
Force. Wimodaughsis psrlors, 1925 ssrsst
Is the place and o clock the hour.
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GENTs SU1rs OCCURRED
AND PRESSED FOR q,

Coats. SOC. Pants. ,ssc yesss. .5c Altering and
JsReirns dcns IN bs.t msnner Goods called ,or and
IA j. HAHN. sUb Ssh II. NV:
40 And Al N. Eutau a. Balyfmoru Nd
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VICTOR 2. ADLER,s
10 PR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Or AND 0o8 9TH ST. NV,
CORNER MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE
STRICTLY ONE PRICE

sH Cnil after the holidays this store viii 30 open
'reninss until 10 O'Clock. Saturdays until II Pm.
loJO-sr
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-04-25
ARRIVES AT HONOLULU,

Arrives on Tuesday in order to
connect with outgoing mails for San
Francisco.
~ No Freight will be received
after IL noon of day of sailing.