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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
The Four-and-a n alt Per Csuts.

Acting Secretary Nettleton this morning said
that the statement circulated last night in re-
gard to Al per cent bonds was mot author
lied, either directly or indirectly, by any OIL
cial Of the Treasury Department"
The statements referrad to were 10 the .eect
that Secretary Fosters plan for containing the
AZ per cent loan at per cent has so far Jailed
to meet with the favor that was suticipsted by
its advocates. There is uncertainty. it was
stated, rs to what will DO done with
s23.0O0, 900 AZ per cents now in the hands of
individuals, and which the department. had
assurances would be taken up by the banks and
used for the purpose Of increasing their circu-
lation. These assurances. it is stated, have not
been made good. While there is no question as
to the ability Of the government TO redeem
these bonds when they mature in September.
the department., it il stated, would prefer TO
continue them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

A Short Cut Acfoss South America.
The important information has been received
by the bureau of American republics that -
short cut" across tho continent of South Amsr.
lea has recently been discovered by the esls-
brated explorer. Carlos Fry. The route a. de-
scribed by him in letter to the project
Of tho Department Of Junin In Perm,
lies from Chanahamayo to good port on the
Of the upper Amazon, and be declares that il
will be possible by this route to reduce the
journey from Lima TO the eastern river ports
from thirty days to four or five. With . few
score laborers he estimates that the road can
be completed in six months at cost Of les
than el,000. The completion Of this road
would work o revolution in tho trade and in
dustry Of the far interior Of the republic Of
Peru, which, although 1t comprises some OF the
richest regions Of the world, u nov compare
lively vslueless, owing to the lack Of practical
BILE means Of transport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
PRESIDENT POLk's WIDOW DEAD.
She Departed This Life Painlessly-Ex-
hausted by Old Age.

NASHVILLE, August l4.-Surrounded by few
loving friends and relatives, Mrs. Jas. X. Polk.
relict Of the tenth President of the United
States, departed this life at 7:3O o'clock this
morning. peacefully and quietly, in the full
possession of her mental faculties
Mrs Polk had been in perfect health until last
Wednesday evening, when, on returning from
a short drive, she was taken with sudden
illness from which she never rallied.
Had she lived until the 4th of Septem-
Der next she would have been eighteen
years beyond the allotted time OF three
score and ten. The cause OF her death
was simply exhaustion, resulting from old age
The bells throughout the city are mourn
fully tolling and sympathy and regret are
heard from the masses of people as they gaze
upon the bulletins announcing the demise OF
the honored and beloved lady, who spent her
years among the people she loved SO well. and
who respected her as one of the nobest Of her
sex. OF course, as yet no arrangements have
been decided upon regarding the interment.
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE JONES'.
Services Held at DIR. NewtOn's Church Il
New York.

New YORK, August 1.-The funeral Of Mr..
George Jones of the New York Times took
place today from. All Souls Church on Madison
avenue. Rev. DIR. Heber Newton officiated.
The edifice was filed with relatives, friends
and business associates of the dead editor.
Delegations were present from all departments
of the Times. AS the funeral procession en-
tered the church DIR. Newton met it and pre-
coded it up the aisle.
The floral decorations were exceedingly beau
tifel. but simple. The pallbearers we're Geo.
W. Childs, Robert Bonner, Augustine Smith.
Thos. G. Acton, David NJ. Stone, John Scott
Boyd, Henry A. Morgan, J. H. Thompson, TheO-
dore l.. Peyerelly and Chas r. Miller.
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Army Orders.

The commanding officer at Willet's Point, n.
Y, will grant furlough for one month to Hos
pital Steward Henry Miller.
Musician John Tegler, company A. twenty
first infantry, now with his company at Fort
Sidney, Neb., will be discharged the service of
the United States, under the provisions of
paragraphs l and 8, general orders, No. 81,
July rs, 1880.
The following transfers of officers in the ar
tillery arm are ordered: Second Lieut.. Maurice
q. krayenbuhl, from the fifth artillery to the
second artillery; Second Lieut.. VIM. c. Davis,
from the third artillery to the fifth artillery;
Second Lieut.. Frank G. Mauldin, from the
second artillery to the third artillery; second
Lieut.. VIM. s. McNair, from the fifth artillery
to the third artillery; Second Lieut. George q.
Gately, from the third artillery to the fifth ar
tillery.
The following named officers are relieved
from their present duties and will proceed to
join the regiment and batteries to which they
have heretofore been assigned: First Lieut.
Louis Ostheim, second artillery: Second Lieut.
Golden LII. Ruggles, third artillery.
So much of general orders of April %, 1891,
as relates to the two companies of the fifth
infantry, now in the department Of Texas, 10
amended to direct that Capt Edward L. RAN
dall's company. A, proceed for station to Fort
Leavenworth, Kan, the movement, however,
not to be made earlier than October /.
Capt Chas. Hay, commissary Of subsistence,
will proceed from Denver, Col, to Longmont
Col, on official business.
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DISTRICT GOVERN MENT.

ONE BUILDING PERMIT.
building permit was issued today to Ed
ward Temple to erect two houses, Nos 1851
and 1888 ID street. at a cost of 81, 1901
WILL NOT REOPEN THE CASES.
The Commissioners today decided not to
reopen the cases of Police Officers Cotton, Work
and Simpson. The three officers will be dis
missed from the force.
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Name
Washington Stock Exchange.

saes-Reguiar call-l2 o'clock m: lexington
and soldiers Home Railroad Is, 10 at 100.
Government Bonds-U.S As, registered, 1907. ll6L
Did, l7ss asked L. S. IS, 1907 1l6 bid 1I7s. asked
district of Columbia Bonds-Y9Aye year fund. 6s,
gold, lO5A bid, asked. 3O-year fund. Is, gold,
1872, 1l5la bid, - asked. $685. 1924. fund, cur
rency, in4 bidlls asked ss, reg. 2lOs, 1883 1901,
Miscellaneous Bonds-W asning1on ana George
town Railroad, l0-ao, 6s los1 bid LOG asked. wash
ington and georgetown Railroad Convertible -.
SIS, 1905, 1903 bid. loo asked. Washington Market
Company, list mortgage ID, bid, - asked WASH
lnSSl Security ana rus s. SS
- asked. Washington Light Infantry lst mortgage
es. 1904. 100 bid. asked Washington Light In
Gas Light Company, series A, 60, I2I bid, -
asked. Washington Gas Light Company, series
b, is, l2s bid, = asked Washington Gas Com
ton Railroad 6s. 70 bid. - asked. Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone list mortgage IS, IOi bid,
asked. Capitol and North street Railroad LIST
mortgage IS, lo4 bid,.-asked. Metropolitan Rail-
road Convertible Is, 1873 bid ls0 asked u. s. Eec-
tric Light Convertible es, los bid. lis asked.
National Bank Stocks-Bank OF Washington 40
bid, asked. Metropolitan. 265 bid, - asked.
Second. Isl bid. 200 asked Farmers and Me-
chsucs. 1870 bid: - asked Citizens. 40 bid.
tai. lzo bid. asked. west End. 81 bid.
lo4 asked; Traders. ia bid..- asieL Lincoln, IS
railroad stocks-washington and Georgetown,
bid, $40 asked Metropolitan. lo4 bid, = asked
Columbia, - bid. 72 asked: Capitol and North o
Street, IS bid, ~ asked. lexington and Soldiers
Home, 30 bid, IL asked. Georgetown and TenIey-
town, 81 bid. "a asked
Insurance stocks = Franklin, - bid, 81 asked
National Union, IL bid, - asked. Columbia, - bid
IL asked. standardization. 1I6 bid, - asked
Potomac, 20 bid, - asked. Riggs az bid sx
asked. Peoples, bid. = asked lincoln, 5 DID, -
asked. CoiImercial, bid. - asked.
Title Insurance Stocks-COulnDla Title, 6h bid,
6E asked.
Gas and Electric Light Stocks-Washington Gas
AZ. bid. 431s asked Georgetown Gas SO bid. -
asked. U. -. Electric Light, I43 b:d, 1S5 asked
Telephone Stocks-AInerican Graphophone AZ
bid asked. "
Miscellaneous Stocks-Washngton Market Com
pany, md, Is asked. PneumatIc Gun Carriage 4
bid, Y asked. lnterocean Building Company, -
did, ~ asked
safe Deposit and Trust Compaales-Washington
Safe Deposit Company, liz bid, asked Wash-
ingtOn loan anu trust Company, "a bid IS
asked. american Security and Irusr Company,
~ bid g asked.
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I. B. Tovyrx & Soy,
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

ID L OWNER GO kJON,
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
1916 1th Of. u. ".
Black Henristta Cashmere. Is. 37k so. g. 75c. and
el.
Black Brilliantine. %. 10 and Soc
10-4 Unbleachsd Sheetinx, l5c.
1O-4 Bieacned sleeting. lie.
Good Unb!eached Cotton, &c.
Gents Night Shirts. embroidered fronts, 80, 75c
and 81.
White Bed Spreads. so. 90. 15c. and 81
Large SIZE Beo Comforts. SJc. and 81
Boys Knee Pants and Shirt Waists.
ami 81. so.
Good he'd Twilled FLANNEL, 2Oc.
brew srs hAiebone Corsets. extra long, q.
biamond Shir,s, the best in the market. FL
bUrtree,S Duplex Corsets. Ell
Pillow Case Cotton, H.
FLANNEL Suitinx, y yards wide, Soc.
Black satine. IL, I'm. - and Zoe.
jus, received new lot Fast Colored Lawns PIC
He'd Table Linen. last coiors, re.
suN
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A Sermons Accidenf.

Timothy Allen, hod carrier, sixty years
old, living at No. 3l4 II street northeast, met
with q serious accident while at work on the
new library building today. He fell from a
scaffold and sustained fracture of the left
arm and number of bruises about the face.
The fifth precinct patrol wagon was sent for
and the injured man was removed to Provi-
dence Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

Mn MAnsRALL CUSHING, the private secre-
hry Of Postmaster General wsnamaker, left
the city today Tor his annual vacation. He in
tends to spend few days at the country resi-
dsncs Of Nr. WanAmaksr pear Philadelphia
and will then 60 70 New Yofk and make Gen.
portion Of his vacation ct his home near Bos-
Ton.
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For LADIES AND CHILDREN.

All summer Goods at greatly reduced prices. which
includes tn. Lately purchased Handkerchief stock.
The Hsr styles 0r LGGies Pare Linen HGHdkereAtets
dye ossreu ~ Oaig r.. 70 and 81 cents The newly
in;EudGy al Hose :Or ladies' in shades that
guaranteed r'tssss also reiuced in price. All the
new Chiffon Rulings. Iaces. NeCkwesr. Fast Black
Hose. JsNery. &c. alsu included glance down
the list below viii give t-a but not 8 proper idea
Of the many Bargains offered
THE PAL.AIS ROYAL
(Ilead below
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10 PEn CEsr D1scouSr.

Fast black Hose for ladies' mems and ckldren's
shavls Of all kinds. Laces Of every description. AL
Dress Trimmings and Buttons. AL Fans marked at
prices ranging from 81 to s35. Kid Gloves OF every
description Real Gold and Shell Jewelry. Choice of
all Embroideries. Hand-embroidersd and Lace Hand
kerchie:s. Black Silks and silk Grenadines AL Rib
bons. Choice o: all Chiffon Ruf,ing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

CARLSBAD SpRuDEL SALT
Is not purgstivs. 1t b su Alternative ana con.
stitutional remedy. obtain the genuine imported
article. Do not be imposed upon by unsrupulous
dealers. The genuine must have shs sae>ssus, q
xlsNER 4 MKSDELsoN CO..
Sole Agents.
. ebarclsy g.. n. y. on svsry bOttis.
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MANY LIVES REPORTED LOST.

Explosion Of q Powder MIL at Central City,
KY, This Morning.
CINCINNATI, August IA special from Cat
lettsburg, KY, says: AN explosion that shook
every building in town took place at o'clock
this morning. Soon after it was learned that the
large powder mill at Central City, twelve miles
from here, was blown by an accidental dis
charge OF powder. A large number VI lives are
reported lost and q number OF buildings were
destroyed Central City is town Of about 500
inhabitants and is on tho Newport News and
Mississippi Valley railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, August 14.-Just before
the steamer Buffalo left this city for the illumi-
mated feet display at Chautauqua last evening
a section of the dock crowded with excursion
lists gave way, preeipitating about thirty per-
sons into the water. A scene OF the widest
were rescued alive. A few received slight
injuries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

Charlie Tstro, the Connseticut engineer who
on Juns Is abducted sixteeu-ysar old Augusta
Ormsinga and took her to New Haven, vas yss-
terday seutsncsd to four years imprtsonmsat
Mrs.. Catherine Ooody Of 8lss end Raeo
streets. Philadslphia, was killed BY lightning
Wedne sday aftornoon Will elosilg window
IN heg house.
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August l4.-Flour steady and firm,
unchanged-receipts, 12.249 barrels: Shipments
Abs barrels sales, SIS barrels. Wheat unsettled
aud higher-spOt, l.o6ai.O65s; the mouth, LOS "a
Los; September, 1O5xa1.C6: October, Local, O6L:
December, 1.Osal.0s1a; steamer, No. 2, red, Lola
l.'': southern wheat, active; Futx, Local 90:
l. ng cry, 06-receipts, 2U5 bushels shin.
III none; stock, l.ss5,6'l bushels; sales. ST.
ooc bushels. Corn dull-spot, ~ the month, 20;
September, IS asked; southern corn, firm: white
10; yellow. IeaIl-receipts, s,426 bushels; ship
ments, none; stock, 6a,s2l bushels. Osts frm-
No. white western. S. asked; No. mixed
western, ~ asked-receipts, 5000 bushels; ship
ments, none; stock, 2I,Isd bushels Rye strong
and higher, Nunder active European and local de-
mand-No. T. 95-receipts, 6,a42 bushels; shin
ments, none; stock, O,5S6 bushels. Hay steady 10
nrm-goOd 10 choice timothy, lAeOaiS.0O. Grain
freights active, unchanged. Concentrating,
weak. st. Provisions, unchanged. Butter no
change: ,Es4s,IlsH. Coffee, lfm.Ro cargoes,
per, unchanged. Whisky, unchanged.
BALTIMORE, August lA-Baltmore and Ohio
stock, IS bid, 50 asked: Northern Central stocf
ID bid; Baltimore and Ohio Southw esteru frat
incomes, IS asked; do. third incomes, bid: Con.
solidased gas bonds. ll2< bid; do stock. az bid,
AK asked.
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Gave n Bosus Ch~ck.

tall stout man entered L. b. Darnum's
clothing house little after noon today and -
lected so suit of clothes. He gave dirsc-
lions " have IL sent at once 20 y. q. Smith .,
lzi6 4 street. where the bail would be paid.
lhls ~ the rear entrance OF the h. q. smith
piano house, fronting ON the avenue. Ihe boy
who took the suit Of clothes met the man st the
door ON l. street The man gave the boy .
check for go on the Traders Bank, s,gned ~.
u. Smith, took the bundle and disappcsred-
The boy took the check TO Harnum . and was
sent TO bank. IL WAS found that r. a. smith
had no account there, ~ the house deposits in
another bank. and this led 10 the further dir
coyery that the check wss y forgery.
The individual who ordered the clothes and
gave the check had no connection with Y. q.
smith, but had used his name and place Of
business to give FEASIBILITY 10 his fraud. The
detectives are now looking for him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
Nex Adiutant Gcneral. q. A.R.

ALBANY, N. Y, August Accommodates
chief Palmer has announced the appointment
Of Col Frederick fhisterer, the present ell
cient assistant adjutant general Of the state, a.
sdiutant general Of the u. A. r.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MRS. wINSLOwS 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. AI.LAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND collie, aud II the best remedy for
DIARRHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part Of the
world. Be and ask for ''Nrs winslows Soothing
syrup" and take NO other kind. 70 cents bottle
dlS-ly
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CA.uAnr 4 LrrDr.
cas- 7TH ct. and 7Oe L ST. y. y.

Tbs extn siss Hopsyoomb Bed sprssAs =
" cents are hers.
Unexpectedy We have reosiyed another 100
OF those extra size sid ~easht Of tho 81 -
quality white Bed spFesds 70 30 OF 81
Men D Inc sstteen shirts reduced 20 75c.
Fine Madras shirts reduced 70 FL D.
Fine STA snd Linen shirts reduced frea
o.. 50 TO clio.
Abs drive I'm scent An-afk windsor Tie
toEost is4 oenfs-
Abarysin IN shiri Waists nsrcsie and whfss,
were 7kc and TO-. ssduced 90 20 cents.
Mems whits uniaunier~d shir1s. Nee Tcrs
Mills muslin. linsa bcss1. hsnds AMI exna.
only % o~nfal
AhsNssn in 10 pseces ef Dr-~ occ1s. es~~.es
colon cad aasissy. rsaucsd frca ~. ~ e.
Sshse2S esass.
oARnAsr
sa's ssahs,. and 7os =. No.
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RzpErr1 & Co.

RzpErr1 & Go.
INDUCEMENTS
Ladies' Black and Colored SILK Giovss:
:loc- and BIC. quality 13c.
5Oc. =. - .,....,........ -. pc
Ladies' Shirt Waists In Percais White and Black India
Linen:
4Sc. quality for &c
All Six Ribbons at less than half their valLe
Numbers. . IL 10
Price ......- DC. &c. &c. sc. &c. DC. l3c.
To start our customers the p. N Corsets We offer
them AZ the following low prices:
styie AIS, 416 and AL reg ulAr price, p0c now &C.
- III. 4S3 and ;l<3 - LIS 80 SIC
A9 ST. D T.. CAPITOL HILL,
Opposite U. s. Library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

G.. E Nanbauer. convicted In Milwaukee Of
mailing lottery tickets, has paid his 6ae Of
e3,0o0 In the eastern Wisconsiu district federal
court and has been released.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
The Encsmp,neut Fund.

The following additional subscriptions 10 the
q. A. H. encampment fund were reported to-
day: N. NJ Parker, sl0O; Lawrence sands, ESQ.
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Fon Tnr TorLrr

There Is useful elegant article than Ayers
Hair visor-the most popular and economical hair
dressing in the market It cAusss the hair to grow
abundantly and retaiue beauty andtexture Of youth
prevents badness. heals Troublesome hunors of the
scalp and keeps Clean cool and healthy. Both ladies
and gentlemen every where prefer Ayers Hair visor to
any other dressing for the hair. Mrs. Lydia o.
Moody E. Pttsson. Ms.. writes: ~ have used Ayers
Ask FOB
Hair vlsor for some TINA ed 10 hss worked wonders
for me- was troubled with dandrun and falling hair
so that was rapidly becoming bald. but since using
the visor my head :. perfectly clear Of dsndruf. the
hair has ceased coming out and now have good
growth Of the sams color a. vhsn vas young
woman. can heartily recommend the use Of Ayers
Hair vieor to any one suffering from dandruf loss
Of hair.
AYERS HAIR vIoo1
Prepared by Dr.. >. C. Aver 4 Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY Druggists and Perfumers.
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20 Pen Cent DIscousr.

Bre-a-brsc. which includes Vases and other useful
AMI ornamental articles from the poteres Enzland
Germany and Japan Choice of ali Lace Scarfs and
fiehus. White. Bingham and Flannel wrappers-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14

t~Io appreciate these reduced prices remember
that the orisinal-the regular-prces are below pre-
vans quotations.
SHIkIS--Ihs prices of Nesligs Shirts again
lowered, but for Saturday only. from to 1
O'Clock.
Imported Madras and Cheviot Nssliss Shirts.
marked Ell So. 81. 6s. 81. 30. Reduced CSC for
choice.
Domestic Madras and cheviot Shirts. marked l.25
and 9s cents. Reduced to 59c. for choice.
The REGULAR price and the quality Of the Paais
Royal Dress shirt is known to thousands of men
Those wno have heretofore worn custOm-made are
invited to experiment. Saturdays special price is ss
rersts- We asa comparison with 80 to order Shirts
compare the quality of muslin and linen, the 1T and
finish Three lengths of sleeves to each neck size.
that you need not he troubled in that respect Try
Palais Roy al Shirt. and not satisfactory the Is
cents viii lie promptly refunded
sH-This 20 our regular Customers Nc: more than
three ShDts I,H b. sold to each customer at the re-
duesd price.
vTNDERwEAE.-Jean Drawers. sizes % TO 40 inches
waist and all lengths Of leg measurements Re-
ducsl from - to ~ cents.
BaIbrrran Shirts. sizes "a to A. Silk bound. &c
Reduced from 81 to - cents
GoSsanler and Feather weight Bal Shirts with long
and short sleeves Reduced from 80 TO % cents.
silk Isle Hail Hose. in all colors Reduced from
j. amt 20 cents TO II cents pair.
Fast Back Half Hose. wArrantel indelible or money
refunded Reduced from - and 50 to 81 cents pair
French Bal. Half Hose. two-thread double toes and
heels Retired 70 I5c. OF : pairs for .5c
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowJ
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing price, Of
fhe New York Stock Market. as reported BY special
wire to CorsOn and Mccartney, 1410 + street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-14
so Per CExr DISCOUNT.

AL Flowers, which incIuie sprays and wreaths for
lexhOrn hats punches of Flowers. Flower Hats,
Flowers fur mourning wear.
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MANY FORMS OF NERVOUS DEBILITY IN
vi yleid ~ the CArtors IAite Liver Pills.
auaDle for nervous weakness. night sweats- Try
them.
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% PER Cent DIscousr.

Al Lssiies' White and Bingham Suits and FIsnne
Sailor BoEses- Misses and Childrsn's White Cling
ham AMI Flannel Suits LADIES' Black and Cream
Embroidered Nain>ook Robes.
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Range Of the Therwouce.,

The following were the readings at oshce OF
weather bureau today; - H.. 60; z p N. o..
Maximum, IS; minimum. 81.
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NJ. w. BrvrR1Der.
Nos. I2l5 1t. and 1914 oA,
HAS HIS STORE FULL OF
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL 6oopaL
Such q delight housskeepers and 0th9a
NOW IN SEASON.
FREEZERS-wHITE MOUNTAIN.
REF RIGERATORS-EDDY with slate stons shelves.
DO LORILLARD's. for hotels and clubs.
FRUIT JARS-MAsON'S
JELLY TUMBLERS-TIN TOP
WATER COOLERS-PORCELA1N LINED,
ICE PITCHERS-PiA1ED PORCELAIN LINED.
GLASS WARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Tunblers from &c. each to $50 per dozen.
WHITE STONE CHINA, all kinds.
DECORATED POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, FROM
RICH DESIGNS to very simple and insxvsnaivs.
stors closes as 5 .. m during August.
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