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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-06
WV III. McKxEws DArrY Lrrrrn.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 9. 1891.

Eager buyers are getting more
numerous As the news Of the heavy
reduction spreads. High class Goats
and Clocks never sold for % little
money to our recollection.
To properly appreciate the enorm
ffD Of this sacrifice on our part Il 70
neeessasY 70 consider that these gar
Msnts are the tafesf. best made and
most peUect- fitting in the city.
Here Ii Q review OF the lines pre-
viously advertised:
Ladies' Goats reduced.
Seal Plush sacques reduced.
Seal Plush Goats reduced.
Ladies' Fancy Cloaks reduced.
ladies' Underwear reduced.
Today we enumerate the heavy re-
ductions in Ladies' Black Long
Cloaks. These garments embrace
this seasons latest and choicest styles
in Cheviots. Rough Diagonals, Twills.
Camel's Hair. Clay Diasonals. &c. and
while many Of them are modestly
trimmed the majority of them are
trimmed with astrakhan. French
seal. wool seal. Coney and other
choice furs. They are lined and un-
lined, and combine the maximum Of
warmth with the minimum Of
weight.
els Black Coaks now e12.
$50 Black Cloaks now els.
$25 Black Cloaks now eco.
427. SO Black Cloaks now SO.
$50 Black Cloaks now $22 so.
e35 Black Cloaks now s25.
e3S. so Black Cloaks now @25.
$50 Black Cloaks now 43o.
$55 Black Cloaks now $40.
e85 Black Cloaks now S67. so.
&c. &c. &c. &c. &c.
We are determined that Jxnuary's
business shall exceed that OF Decem-
Der. and propose to accomplish this
result by reducing prices. Dizziness
Is improbable, and we would rather
be busy without profit than not be
busy. You will probably hear Of
few reduced prices elsewhere. but
keep this in mind: Our Coats and
Cloaks are different from all others
in their construction aud 1T. You
can rely upon those you buy here.
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The Behrins sea dispute has now the appear

The Behring sea dispute has now the appear
ance of o wrsngle over the question: ''wbat
are the real issues involvedY' The disputants
ars not near enough together, it seems, to agree
even a. 70 what they are quarreling about.
England wants arbitration to settle sup
posed dispute as to whether Behring sea
IL closed sea, and whether under in
transitional law the United States can
interfere with foreign vessels outside the three
mile limit If the arbitrator were confined to
this question England thinks that she would
have fair prospect Of success, so that Is the
kind Of arbitration for which she clamors, and
she pooh-poohs the suggestion OF any other
kind The American contention seeks to intro
duce equisab considerations into the arbitra-
ton and bases our claim on our rights under the
purchase from Russia, England's acquiescence
in the exercise Of these rights for a long period
of time and the offense of Canada's action
through her poachers in the breeding season
sRainst international good morals. Englands
practice In respect to the Indian Ocean pearl
fisheries Is such as to make her peculiarly
vulnerable in an attempt to construe tech
nically. enforce strictly and apply to the
seal fisheries the general rule Of interna-
tional law in respect to maritime juris-
diction. The debate has been conducted by
Mr.. Blaine with great skill and vigor, and in
the verbal warfare the republic has a distinct
advantage. But while the interchange Of words
goes on, and time and quantities of paper are
wasted in the reiterstion of positions assumed,
the suggestion on each side of the kind of arbi-
tration desired, and the refusal Of any other,
the days slip by in which measures for the pro-
lection of the seals must be agreed upon
and taken. The goose which lays the golden
eggs both for America and England will be
killed, while the beneficiaries are quarreling
over the details of the best and most appro-
pirate method Of protecting the fowl. The re-
public, however, goes far toward a settlement
of the matter when it indicates a willingness IS
to submit what has been viewed as q domestic
concern to arbitration Of any kind. England
ought not to hesitate to assent to the American
view Of the scope and details of such an arbi-
frafion-
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CONTINUATION Or Ous MARx-Dows

Or OuR MARk-nows
SALE OF LADIES' NEwMARKETs.
We have Al few Newmarkets left and offer them
TO You at the unheard-of reductions below:
One Handsomely Braided Mahogany Beaver
Cloth Newmarket. Size g.
$1,000. Former price. 445.-
One Handsomely Braided Dark Green Beaver
Cloth Newmarket. Size 80.
$1,000 Former price. 94O.OO.-
One satin-lined Black Broadcloth Newman
ket, with monkey fur trimmings. Size ~.
$4,000. Former price. e35. Co.,
One line Of Beaver Cloth Nswnarkets in
Black. Dark Green and Navy with plush collar
and cuffs.
--S12.50 Former price. s2O. o.
One line of Fancy Cheviot Newmarksts In
Plaies and Stripes.
-s12. SO. Former prices. els. 90 and e1&O0-
One line of Fine Black Striped Cloth New.
markets, medium weight.
$1,000. Former price, els. Co.,
One line of Beaver Cloth Newmarkets In
Brown. Navy and Green. with applique trim
ming.
Marked down to s20.o0.-
Onelins Of Handsomely Braided Broadcloth
Newmar2ets in Navy and Gray.
-e2ao0. Former price. $50 90. -
One line Of Dark Green Beaver Cloth New
markets with applique collar and cuffs.
--e25.00 Former price. e35.00-
One Goth Newmarket. Jacquard a Black %
Mahogany. Sim %
-s25.00. Former pa }. o56oo-
One Inns Of Imported BrosdclOth Nsw-
markets. in Navy end Dlaak. slsssntiy braided
and satin lined 10 waist.
$500. Former prize. elhoo--
tThird noor. llth =. buiidinx.,
WOODWARD : Lorzaof.
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In the force bill coup detat in the Senate yes
terday IL Vas evident that Senator Hear and his
sonfrsrss knewno south and no west, whatever
their knowledge may have been concerning the
other points Of the compass
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SrRAseE SCENES Ar GAR. Hail..

A LARGE AUDIENCE WITNESS WONDERFUL
CURES By THE LAYING On OF HANDS.
As announced In our columns the Drs. French have
begun Of public healings at q. A. X. Hall froa
10 TO IL today. The people saw what TO them was
novel method OF After a plain statement aboui
the OF medicine and magnetism applied 10 din
the doctors invited the sick 20 upon the
At first hut few volunteered To
forward. but their hands were full of business
with many more than could lie accommodated. Prom
the evidence of what and heard the results
remarkable. and those who came out OF Idle Gun
osty departed full of belief IN their power 20 do al
they advertise What Their gilt OF healing N cannot b.
fully understood. They themselves do not attempt q
eyes and his hear. They Propose 20 hole
these public he4linrs every day from TO 10 10 III
O'Clock. that the sick of Washington receive the
wonderful benefits Of the magnetic power possessed b.
them They will devote hour every day 20 the pub
lie the hal. They that In other cities the people
in crowds 20 be healed, and the best people
their work upon the stage. A gentleman whe
had be hsied the stage stated TO the auienc@
that years he had suffered from rheumstfsna. and
that sleep had almost LETT him bsuse of such constant
pain he could hardly permit the doctor 10 touch hnf
at FIRST. but less thnn nve minutes he walked and
about the stage apparently as well as sny one pro-
several years. He perfectly cured IN . fec
minutes. Numerous cases of neuralgia. headache.
rheumatism. dyspepsia. paralysis, &C., were cured
and sent on tleir way rejoicing Drs french VII &C
cupy q. A. r. Hall. opposite Willards hotel. ever
morning from 10 70 III. where all he treated frse
They have oice parors 5l3 18th 1t. where al
may consult them tree. and all who able &C. pay may
he treated privately from a. M 70 pm Admis.on
TO the hall also free. lA3-d
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b. HI. S1rsExrrz & Soss.
1877 Penna. ave. through Alb 18th ct.
HATTERs AND FURRIERs.

WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS WE
WILL OFFER FOR FEW DAYS:
SIBERIAN LINED CIRCULAR. $50; FORMER
PRICE. $50. 9 SIBERIAN LINED WRAPS uM-
PoRTED). $50; FORMER PRICE. s75. 1GENTLE-
MANS MINK LINED ovERCoAT. FACING AND
COLLAR NATURAL OTTER, sI25; FORMER
PRlCE.-e1 1 SEAL sACQUE, SIZE 32, 40 IN
DEEP, $40; FORMER PRICE, $l75. I SEAL
SACQUE. SIZE 80. 40 IN. DEEP. 600; FORMER
PRICE, ESQ. SEAL JACKETS. SIZE 80. "a IN.
DEEP. LAST YEARS STYLE. 800. SEAL JACK
Els. RAISED SHOULDERS. LARGE ROLLING
COLLARS. $50. ASTRACHAN CUFFS AND
SLEEVES, IS. -. 50. IMITATION SEAL
SLEEVES. 90. PLUSH SACQUES. Sl5. $50 els;
ABOUT ONE-HALF FORMER PRICES. PLUSH
JACKETS. aS. S10. s15; ABOUT ONE-HALF FOR
MEk PRICES. LARGE STOCK OF MUFFS IN
SEAL, PERSIAN LAMB. ASTkACHAN MARTEN
MINK. BEAvER. MONKEY. WOOL SEAL, ETC
FUR TRIMMINGS IN EDGES AND ALL WIDTHS
FROM TO 6 INCHES. ia6
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Afssr all Of Senator Hears efforts and anxiety
In getting them here in time to be used when
most needed the Idaho Senators voted against
The elections bill. oh, thankless ingratituds,
thy name is Shoup and Mcconnell
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New IDEAS In EMBRo1pER1Es.
In this department we have just received and
are showing some Of the newest effects in
embroideries. We have secured the very latest
novelties in Embroidered Robes and Flouncngs
in Black. White and Colors. Following is q
brief description of few of the latest novelties
We invite an early inspection OF them.
DRESS ROBES
Lot 1 are Dress Robes of French Zephyr.
in Colors: Watermelon, French Gray, Elec-
trio Blue Lavender, Ecru. Old Rose Black
and White. embroidered in White
These Robes consist of yards of plain mate
rial. IS inches wide ~ yards of founcing, 4S
inches wide. and IN yards of au-over EN-
broidery to match.
-$25 per pattern
Lot 2 are 4S-inch Flouncings, in combine ,
tons Of Black and Yellow. Black and Red,
Black and White. Black and Lavender and all
Black.
-s3. 70 per yard
Lot 3 are 4s-inch Black Flouncings. embroid-
cred in Black. Gold. Red and White.
-s2 per yard
We also have the materials to match for waists,
The latest productions in 45-inch White and
Ecru Flouncings are daily arriving Large
variety Of styles and designs.
I'll to 90 per yard
New ideas in "a and 38-inch Swiss Flounc-
ings-machine and hand work.
500. to 81. % per yard
(First floor, I'd annex.)
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W,srra Wars.

All our Winter Wraps II Low prices sEAlsK1N
CAPES. SEAL SKIN JACKETS. sEALsKIN
sAcQUEs AND vIsITEs, all ct September prices.
These goods lower in prics now than they win b.
next year. owing 10 the limited catch Of scala.
Persan Lamb. Marten. Astrachau. Wool neal ana
Krmmsr capes q reduced prices.
Fur Tr1mmings
DUNLArs new Yoax HArA
UMBRELLAS AID cANRR
wuIETT RU0FF,
/. HATrERs AND FuRRIKHa.
10 COS Rennsyiv1nfa asA
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No wonder the Sioux Indian is bloodthirstv.
A soon q he il born he is placed on the ira
ton ror' by the United States government
and draws pound and half Of raw beef every
day
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y Brick, GU and 1ne; F1us Lintn9, III 80;
q ~ R5 s1,, 81 rsssf. ldslY qSs,9aasa ~.
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The vote in the Senate on the federal cleo.
lions bill slmoss shows nucleus for . third
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-06

Il b now the turn of the conservative anti.
in1htiou statesmen TO choke extreme financial
lsgislstion, Just - the elections bin has been
choked.
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I. B. Towxrn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.
lS16 7rH ST, NV.

Are actively engaged in their sale Of dry goods prior TO
the enlargement Of their store All goods reduced
IN pricemany Of them under cost Special attention
10 given to Dress Goods. many Of them offered for less
than Wholesale price, Now h the time to buy Ladies'
and Gents Underwear; all fresh soods. but we are
determined 70 eel them. for mus have the room
We ere Offering special inducements In Table Linen.
Towels and Napkins. all bought before the tariff
went into eject. Don't fzfl to prices Cor
sses thsy below the lowest also 0inghsms. Flan
neAs, CAieo. shestfng. Csssimsrs foe bcys' wear.
Cents Ilnsn Collass auA CuGs -
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MATRRIAIs FOR MAKING PAPxp yIOwIns.
fictu!sa Jspaneee 0oods Nsp13ns~ lsus. Toys; h.
eesd f BET g: r. scsse; Qola 4sipt sI;5s3,
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Ell Ell E. nA E Efh E ERf y SIS
+ EEEE kkkk ssss--
We have always prided ourselves on the extent and
variety of the Black Fabrics have carried Every
time the fantest breath would fit effect
the fashion horizon have circle of supply
around it. PRIESTLEY and LUPIN have been the
two great favorites-but do you know that in
England there is a manufacturer that bows to
perior? Since 1141-neariy a century and a half of
fame-ECROYD'S SILK WAR;. HENRIETTAS have
been dear to the Brittons Sir Edward Ripley Sons
of Bradford the dyers-and every English dame
counts a royal possession an EcRoYD gown. wha. is
the best for them is none too good for you. and
have imported line of the patriarch of 1t
has most firm shade. particularly even surface and
finish about it that wes to your favor and first &C.
quaintance40 inches wile 81. 81 p, 81. 80. 81 -
and 81 yard. PRIESTLEY is great-so is LUPIN.
but ECROYD is the peer of both o; them.
But not to forget PRIESTLEY. We have his BLUE
BLACK and JET BLACK SILK WARP HENRI
ETTAS limited in variety only by the of the
mills. No doubt about the reliablity-we guarantee
it-yard by yard.
We told you stock taking" was an early future-and
that would rather count dollars than goods. The
day of reckoning is dra wing and it whets the
blade to keener edge for such stock standards
Black Goods Hold your attention while We rehearse
Q few of the genuine bargains"
sE-BLAcK ROBES that were $40 ARE ONLY $50
NOW.
eE-BLACK ROBES that were s37 ARE ONLY $50
NOW
ss-BLAcK ROBES that were se5 ARE ONLY go
NOW.
xTBLAcK ROBES that were s22 30 ARE ONLY
ego NOW.
As-There are two pieces of BLACK CHEvIoT. 4s
inches wide. as stylish they can be. They were
sl.25--the thought Of stock taking has made them
only 81 yard
r1-An the BLACK BoRDERED effects suffer the
same decapitation BORDERED LA
PERLE drops from 81. 80 to ga yard.
3-Just q few pieces Of 46-inch FRENCH WOOL
HENRIETTA-dyed fast. perfect in finish and will
not gloss in wear. drop to Zoe. yard Only make
them cash instead Of cloth.
RS-Two pieces BR0CHE CAMEL'S HAIR--heavy
enough for winter and light enough for spring wraps
AZ inches wide-and recent production as you viii
fnd-reduced from % to 81 80 yard.
A3-One riece-no more-of BROCHE CHEvICT in
. large patten-excelent for wrap wear-cut down
half dollar d yard-from g. so to g.
aTFour pieces of BLACK ENGLISH SERGE-4O
inches wide-NOw ONLY SOC. YARD.
gs-Three pieces of BLACK FRENCH SERGE-42
inches wiie-ONLY 75C- A YARD NOW.
A5-A single piece 40 inches wide BLACK CAMEL'S
HAIR-worth 81. but marked NOW ONLY ;s7,sC. A
YARD.
grin fact in all the CAMEL'S HAIR-from Toe to
81. 50-you will find there has been profitable pur-
chasing avenue opened to you.
46-The bits LETT from the cuttings running from
single yard to ~ yards lon-penty for lots of uses
D'ALMAS. CASHMEREs, MOHAIRS. SEBAsTA-
Polls, &C.. you viii ind to be big REMNANTS" In
price as in piece.
This state Of affairs leaves matters your own way
merciles point. The wreck" 10 ornnipresent.
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with tomorrow dies our THREE DAYS
BARGAIN CARNIVAL. It's shoosier.~
Comes right home to you with things you
can use nose. Not lot Of stun TO put away
but to PUT oN-and IL wiz close q e
sAKs AND COMPANY.

sAKs AND COMPANY.
We've had suit sales-and seen people scramble pell
NELL after thsm-but the busiest time our mems cloth
ing floor has known must give way to this o. 50
sale. The people know which side their bread in
buttered on" Its side by side with genuine coin you
easiest detect the counterfeit All the ara
but limitations STILL They lack the very virtues that
are our foundation-QUALITY and VARIETY. When
wessy these els, s16 So els s1a so and 2 suits
reduced to $3.50 you are as sure of 1t - you
are breathing. That's confidence that comes from
never trins The few Black cheviot and Black Cork
screws are pretty well appropriated-but there are
soodly number of taking" fancy effects in Cashmere,
Cheviot. Tweed. Homespun and worsssd still here.
Both Sacks and Cutawsys-.nd only
$3.50 SUIT.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
These BOYS and CHILDRENs ovKRcoArs that
in this sale fast getting out of -and YOU
taking them out.
The 81, 90. $3.50. % and $40 qualisiss-Chil-
dren's Cape Coats are s5.
The IS, 90. st. 90 qualities are $3.50.
The s12. $3.50 ar s15 Boys co.ssare % 60
The sS, $3.50. % and $40 qualities are "a.
The s.. &c. o. and %. so qualities are a.
You'll keep in mind these are odds and ends" of our
best lines and II the size you want il missing you'll
not be disappointed-but congratulate yourselves If
you're fortunate.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
The So 50 Derbys still 81. As. There are about
27s of them LEFT. All the shapes. The best quality
and this price won't buy them at wholesale.
The Jockey Caps are down" to . couple of DOZEN
you know punched two qualities. 81 Is aud 81 4s
at 81 cents That did the business They're soins.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
The two lines Of Mems Shoes-one, Q Hand-sewed
French Calf walkenphast's Bal Of the So so order
sold like hot cakes at the reduced price-s3 90 One
day more.
The other-a Calf. Goodyear Welt. Button and Con-
gress-plain tipped-cut from $3.50 to a. 90
dwindled the supply to half. Still another day.
SAKS AND COMPANY.
The best Unlaundered Shirt in Washington for &c.
is OURS. 'Tisnt fair to call it &c. shirt-because
others can't show you sry better for 75c But that's
OUR REGULAR PRICE-4s CENTS.
sAKs AND COMPANY
Tomorrow night says ''goodbye" to these prices Its
the Thursday morning disappointments were trying
to guard you against. Heed the warning
IN TIME UF PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR.
The weather today invites storm coats
and none beckon more friendly than ours.
We've grand lot Of the cosiest form envel-
opers you can finland there isn't Chinese
wall Of price built around them either.
Don't wait until it positively storms but
''hedge' against the possibility. Have on
hand when you need it-and see OURS before
you spend cent, 1t may be the means Of
saving youa few That's equal to earning
them.
ssss .
LAST OF THE THREE DAYS SALE.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PERSONAL COMFORTS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEW
ENTH STREET.
80
SAKS AND COMPANY. 80
1900.
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Johnson, GARNER & Co.,
636 PA. AVE. NV.
REDUCTION IN CARPETS.
We have too many Carpets and don't want to carry
them over, hence reduction.
pieces reduced to Csc.
Body Brussels reduced to SIC. and 81. Ingram
Carpets reduced to 33c. Acc. My Best Quality 62c.
Rugs. Ingram Art Squares and Druggets all at re-
duced prices.
HOUsE-FURNISHING GOODS.
1874 Bleach Sheeting. splendid quality. 25c. 54
and "a Pillow Case Cotton. l2H. ID and 1sc. Table
Linens %, 81 and SOC. Special 6inch Fine Beached
Damssk. &c. White, Bed Quilts. q. 81. %. 81. so.
o..
SOME SPECIAL THINGS IN DRESS GOODS,
We mention 80 inch Wool Mixed Plaid, in all col
ors, at 3lc. regular price. 4Oc. 4O-inch Atwood
Plads and serxes. Soc. Black Henrietta Cloth 5Oc.
75c.. 81.
FOR GENTLEMEN
The best Unlaundered Shirt in the city for the
money. Made of New York mills cotton. reinforced
linen bosom, full length, only &c.
BLANKETS.
Large White Wool Blankets, g.. 50. o.
Comforts. 81, S1.25.
JOHNSON, GARNER CO.,
ja9-1m 636 PA. AVE NV.
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summer by"
GRAsrrs Double STORES.
No use in trying to buy the same goods for less
money. Nobody Is going to give you 81. % for 81.
every time and that is ali you can yet anywhere, and Il
you will compare his prices You will where your
interest lies Wherever you see the greatest reduc
bieYest profits. Don't be insied by cash disconnts
Be- very easy to put on % per cent and take OF
l5 Here are prices you can't beat:
Atwood Art Squares, 3Isx3 yards ..,.... 59S
iAl-wool Art squares, 3x5 yards. ........... g. D5
Atwood. 3x3H yards. S.95
Extra Fine Continuation Fur Rugs. white. bl.cS
and gray centers, padded and hned $3.50. You can't
3very Handsome Oak Suites; regular price. eos
our price. $69 These will surprise you Zine Che
val suite, ldsh century, bronze trimmings. French
plate al 30; sold elsewhere, S65. 100 Dinner Sets
which We ersas the Set. AND ave yos anything you
want 80 dozen Initial Tunblers Just received, 1Oc
Don't you them! 600 dozen Clear Crystal Tum-
ask you to see them Tea Sets 81 pisces. Noah
ing In Washington to match them. Come and zee. Is
Tea Sets hsauliul new style and rch dscoration-al
decoration entirely shape, with festoon plates
a gold sp only neg 0 cane s s
st lowest possible prces. Remember we don't pretend
TO ve 81 - FOR u. but do say that no matter
what ycn buy from US. you get 100 cents worth for
where you live viii refund the money for snytSiss
and Ion't propose y drive anybody swsS. Ne In
tend 70 do business rGht - not At AL. Don't DOUBT
s .- g snsAsTr. gGnsas sss..- -~,,.,
xothins on instsiimsnt; fSsryshasx ohsap for cash
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The democratic 'possum dinner was eaten, it
sppeaxA on silver plate.
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$500 $500 sssss sss .
800 TOMORROW ENDS IT. 49,
The BARens Bee Is Buzz1se.

-
80 sAKs AND COMPANY. 49,
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French EMBROIDERED H.xpkERcH1Er,

Its an art exhibition. Such embroidery seems too
delicate for mortal hands Stop TO think of the time
and patience and skill employed in the production of
these dainty Handkerchieis and you'll wonder the
more at the prices
In asking you to this exhibition Of Hand -embrod-
cred French Linen Handkerchiefs point the enor
nous variety.as well the beauty OF the goods AND
TO THE PRICES. Comparison with elsewhere will
best tell Of the small prohts our cash business
enables
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below.)
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Ten 10000 THOUSAND
WILLIAMS PRUssIAN SYRUP
Sold in the last year 30 great has been the sale of h.
FAMILY REMEDY
Without much effort on our part that we deem 1t q
dnty to suffering humanity to place it within the
knowledge and reach of every family in the CITY,
WILLIAMS PRUssIAN SYRUP OF TAR. WILD
CHERRY and other vegetable substances is a remedy
that has been thoroughly tried and proven the most
ecacious yet discovered for the certain and speedy
cure of Coughs. Colds and Pulmonary Complaints of
all descriptions.
Never has any medicine met with more popular favor
Az ~ SnoAe tiiAos aAu al W ltS OWL
simple remedy. composed of vegetable substances,
carefully and scientifically combined under the most
skillful supervision. and while its action is always
prompt and certain it leaves no bad effects on the sys
TEN. Give it trial and you will use no other
remedy for Coughs or Colds. 15c per bottle.
Manufactured and for sale by
F. 8. WILLIAMS co.,
Druggists,
Under Masonic Temple,
ts6eo Cor. F and 9th sts NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-06
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