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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

The Kcni|worth ivy is worry we'll
known ~ d basket plant for houst'
decoration. Very few understand
that it IL perfectly hardy in this eli
mate, and that it will serve tn ol1a
ment old walls just as well as it o,r1,t.
ments tho walls of the celebrated
Kenilworth abbey, from which it
takes it name. W. have recently
seen some on an old wall along Il
roadside, which has evidently been
on the wall for number Of years
1t wills quite HI beautiful On anything
aoon in the Old World ~ Mcelan's
Monthly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

Total,
Which we offer you for, 49,
a Il IA loss TO somebody Of
And a corresponding gain to you.

1t> NEW SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Hui,i.l,tra WIN,
IT, j. vpp uu
~ regatta
VIII furnish he Cosmopolitan
90 o'k a at nt1 NV
Memoirs
the
Fah@ Mtnu tn r. III t.up III million the
will
1"h" "tt W. viii
edition. hy
OF te great lns'r"tt equal and
THE jntK tor
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

~: No ltvl1t. F. in tho world drink 10
muh tta1 ~ 5urfttn ~ tI'** .Jafauc>t<
and Europeans II Japan easily full
!: into llc same hat1it No word is
.evt,1' heard ot til t,tinY Injurious or II
source at indigestion. Init that Ii b..
se'tltt:tt' they tetx. cafe Hot. Il, extract
til" tun1alI frunl tho ton leaves aud
We take g,t>att:arr to do SO. /: That il
why w: ~ persons who tive on ten
unit Trend nn1 hlytor: have Wt.>k di:.
:<t:stlf71l@"@**l British Mcf1ifal Journal.
!: IL: =::=. "*= =. :.
herr. a1setI ttl fr2 1l1uli>,n s0l1,*s
thing |lf<n tlitii>. ::'Ill put !, taos: tl)
YOU. VT: There lSta1l Inventor liz Do
ton VIII t:.l:}% :Atlopted It ~ d MOTIF,
ANIL today no j. enabled tn perform il
with nca;'lts* and tlispatt]l. His t,>n
tl1v>mct. consists Of Il. system TT t1pli
cate springs covered with muslin
painted Il flesh colur. Tie inventor
says Ut it: 1T wis mere accident
my giving any attention tn the matte,
ut nil, a friend Ut minc had lust hiS
nose through IN liberated tooth, aud
asked me to try and make him onc.
| gave much time to thu matter and
finally succeeded III making him
NOSE that fitted his face 10 sn{gly
and gave hum So little trouble that T..
say he WAS delighted with it would
be putting it mildly
THE greatest trouble experienced
was ia getting the artificial nt,st
painted a natural color, and for tia,
purpose my fritnd was Obliged II
pass considerable time i'll thu arti*t'-
chair. HI Is not in this city now.
and tic la',llc where he now resides
would not believe: it 1t toll t1Elt l4'
was wearing Il false t>ne. '~~ Hostun
Herald ..>
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

The first len Of electricity was
given by tho friction Of two globes
of quicksilver in the year 1417.~
Notes and Queries, -. ~.:::::: =: :.*.: H.:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

Il. - Pretty we'll, -.
i: "Nhat wis it alAn1t1":
T." Chickens: '>*' >~"
" "What did SHE s,v:"
J.. Well she said q good many things.
She cracked hun up Il lot, but for my
ls&rt don't >et that he writes better
than ether folks
How does sic tlrcss?" once asked
one woman Of another
: she wears Il train and looks like Il
fashion PLATED That isn't the way to
reform the world. No woman has any
business to lecture who does not wear
short gown" Kate Fields Wash
ingtOn
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

Gloves Are Mot Made Of Rntsktns.
It has often been sud that the
glovemakers Of Puris make use in
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-23

r.. H>w did: >o>l like ttt*"ltv't>,re:
asked Il woman Ut Il >sllttn. hoth OF
whom Were'. >lttill9 ln.fUle .ne lla;s tls
f411t, ttyy H. 81. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Two courses that mean peace are open to
England, either to cooperate to protect the
seals PENDING arbitration or to indicate that
she viii keep her hands off the sealing
matter entirely pending arbitration. If
aftsr overthrowing the modus rireadi she
should bring her vessels into forcible collision
with our vessels engaged in arresting poach-
ers, war would be certain. The suggestion at
tributed to SIR Charles Upper that in this
event President Harrison would not be
backed by the American people is ridicu-
lous. The average American citizen, outside
OF his infinitesimal interest in the sealing
rentals paid 20 the government, has not i. is
true, that direct pecuniary interest in the
reals which, according to the British idea. is
necessary to arouse anybody to fight for them.
But If the worlds bully among nations
should, pending arbitration. forcibly interfere
with alleged rights which We have ex-
ercised for years every American would
Be found promptly arraying himself o.. his
eountrys side without the slightest reference to
the merits of the international controversy or
to his own personal Indifference to the fate of
the seals The suggestion to the contrary is a
most absurd misconception of the American
character. based On newspaper discussions of the
legal questions involved in the dispute.
viii result unfavorabiy to the national conten-
tlon would not be the last to place himself his life
and resources at the disposal OF his country. if
the latter's claims were attacked by cannon
instead of lawyers briefs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Contrary to general expectation the anti
silver men were more than once on the thresh-
old o. final and absolute victory in the House
last night 1t seems incredible, but it actually
required the Speaker vote TO make tie on the
question. The anti-siiver men. had they been
able to Keep all their men in the hall. would. ii
seems, have scored full triumph. As it was
the result of the heated preliminary contes;
Was decidedly advantageous to the anti-silver-
ties This fact is significant 1t may decide
the conflict in this way: The committee on
rules is composed of three democrats and two
republicans The committee has once given
free coinage the right of way for three days.
Those DAYS having expired without action the
committee may refuse to assign further
time to the committee on coinage, weights and
measures. The standing out OF a single member
would kill the bill then and there. But I'M
fortunately for this point of view there is
nothing in the record made by the individuals
composing the rules committee on this question
TO justify it. On the contrary the two members
of the majority present. the Speaker and Mr..
McNillin. voted last night for free silver, and
it is well known that the absent member, Mr..
GAtchings would have done so if he had been
presen. The vital matter then is. can the full
anti-silver vote claimed be polled when the
question comes up again. or can the silver men
maintain their vote of last night in the face of
. possible reaction due to the recent defeat of
Mr.. Bland tactics?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The acton Of the republicans on SILVER when
ever the question was squarely presented had
not been in doubt and was demonstrated in
yesterdays session OF the House Nearly hall
Of the anti-silver strength was derived from
chat party ard only ten republicans voted with
the democratic majority and the farmers al
lance for free coinage A curious feature OF
the remarkable night session was the big part
taken By the little group of republicans. The
motion to table the bill was made by a repub.
lean parliamentarisn. Mr.. Burrows, ard il
was eI-Speaker Reed. the ''czar" OF the 5Ist
Congress. who undid the sn.r; into which the
House had worked itself when the Speake,
ruled that ballot could not be reeapitulated
unless the request for the recapitulation had
been made before the announcement Of the
ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
The lifting Of the veil Of secrecy from til,

The lifting Of the veil of secrecy from the
Bsring sea correspondence shows that the chief
point in the British statement was the rejec-
ZION OF the proposed extension of the modus
vivendi coupled with the suggestion that the
owners of vessels continuing to catch seals
shall give security for satisfaction Of damages
n the arbitrators shall decide against them.
The gravamen of the American reply is the
destruction by these poachers Of our rights
pending arbitration. The government of the
United States does not see how the damages
suggested are TO be found or collected. This
suggestion that security should be exacted OF
the Canadian sealers comes, it should be recoi-
lected, after the Canadians have got to sea
and begun their work OF destruction
IL Is Of course inadmissible and Was known to
Be % when it was made. The correspondence
AIDES 70 the impression already formed IN TINS
country on the strength of outgivings OF what
4. contained The President Is fully justihed
in the tone and substance of the so-cailed uiti-
na.um- vigorous assertion Of the republic
rights was called for but the same time
NO departure from the digRifed attitude here
tofore maintained would have comported
either with the occasion or the national feeling
The position of the United States on this ques-
ton Is one that must challenge the re-
speet OF tie world, poachers excepted.
Is calls for nothing that is unfair. 1t
simpIy demands that until the questions at
jssus are decided by arbitration England and
America shall cooperate to stop the slaughter
of the subject matter of the arbitration, and in
Inmates that If England will not cooperate in
this task the republic will. OF course. proceed
TO perform it sloEe. In other words, reduced
TO its last analysis England denies our rights,
and. while Offering to leave them to arbitrator.
refuses to permit the rights to be kept in being
long enough 10 ascertain what they This
is the eynicism of highway robbery applied to
an International dispute.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Without regard TO its effect on the fate of
parties OF Of conssnding candidates for presi-
dental nomination. the setback which the
movement toward revolutionizing and vitiatiug
the republic currency has received is bless
ing 10 every citizen, except the owners of silver
mines and those dependent upon them, whether
said citizen recognizes and appreciates the
bench. or not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The District democrats have chosen delegates
10 the national convention with becoming en-
thusiasm- The District is not in position to
claim recognition as a political power, but
neither party permits patriotic interest 10
waiver on that account
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Judge Miller's severity with the man-who-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is TO be commended
In spite Of the Recommendation Of the jury for
lsrieney he gave a representative Of this too
Numerous class the outside limit Of punish
mont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Talking too much 10 commonly referred to as
. grievoas fA1li by philosophers. At the same
time il vas this trait that led Chicago aldermen
10 confer lasting benefit the community
by exposing their own erookedness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

EChicago managed TO arrest her crooked alder
nm without the aid Of DR.. ParkhursI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The old JOKE about the periIs of the base ball
umpire bids fair TO be renovated for use IN con-
nection with the speasership.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The silver question may be pointed to By Mr..
Hills friends as public matter which he did
not undertake to di-ect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

The modern duel is greatly to be condemned
bscauss Of its cruelty to newspaper readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
The NOVELTY BERSHArpr CAFES

The following prices will give you faint idea OF
the immensely and the variety Of the styles We are
showing:
$3.50. s25 to s45
Bernhardt Capes in Light Tans, Grays. Browns
and Cream. No less than about 40 styles IS. so,
$3.50, SIS. sI6.5O. s11.JO. SIS. $50. sesa.. 80.
SIS, s2S So $50 and s35 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
More New SPRING CoArs.

We have Just added this morning elegant line
of Ladies' Lined Goats. of the popular cheviots and
other semi-rough fabrics in Black and Navy, at
$3.50 each.
Splendid lire Of Black and Tan Coats at IS.
$50. $40. sl2 30 and SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

X. GorpscHxrp.
lO07-IOO9 + ST n. w.
SuoH Pnrcrs As Tunsr MArr U.
DO TIE BusISrss
oPrz STOCK DINNER WARE REDUCED
Below you nnd our quotations on . me open .soct
Dinner Set reduced much prie. The china the best
irnperial china. the dvcorzsicns exquisite. Select
what yon ~ant-a dozen Piss---or Pisse-s fun
Dinner Pet or half Dinner Set-tle-s quotations for
tomorro'r only.
Dinner Plates. 81 doren. A sau-~ Tur.sns si.cS
breakfast Plstes. si. IS each.
dozen. Pickle Dishes. zoe each
s 80 r .' LEU dozen covd Vegetable Dishes.
s. .P ,ia"ss .'oaosen sll5esch.
-. r'"'es. si@S uncovd resstsbis
1....- Dishes. 3oc. each
Bone Pisces. sl 30 dozen. oo,nr.,t a, -
80, W.T. w. l. "'N- covd Butter Dish. 7De.
,,.,. each.
- ~'e'' w. = "'o- Cups and ssucer~ 81
doxen
1a, '"'e'' NO. D. 'ec' A. ID. CUPS and ssucsrs.
Meat Pist,er. No. 4. Ts.nH 49, e ss,
t1.S each. ! - ~, -
Meat Platter. No. !, -. a. ",
sL75 esch -, 80 esch-
SOUP Tureens g. rs is,,-. ssI ssch,
Gravy Dish. <oc. cssh.
RARE BARGAIN IN TOILET SETS.
20 Toilet Sets with such blending Of colors ed
richness of sold seldom found on toilet wsrS
They are beauties. We have them -ia color. sp--
cisl Price. s49a Real value. so.Jo.
Splendid Toilet Sets q: good china. hand pAintsA
decorations. finished In FURNISHED gold Special prlcs
s3se Regularly. Is 50.
PLATES THAT SELL AT Isc. FOR loe.
These Plate. are thin china. hand p.ip,., a.co,..
tons. finished In gold. Tomorrow loc. Monday. Isc
Fine Decorated Bread aud Batter Plates. loc. Rexu-
lar. lie.
oatmeal Bowls. richly decorated iec Regular. l.e.
DID You EVER BUY LUNDBoRe's EXTRACTS
AT Such Low PRICES AS THESE
s, swlss Lilac We, Tea H Ro.s
Club Cub, New Mown Hay, REGULAR at Sc. and a.s
INV heh"'roPH--. .--.-J
loS. lie rarisenne Glycerine soap. Co
Colgate Turkish Bath soap, A..
blue Seal vsselihe. Re-
Finest Bay Rum Soar, loo.
Florida Water Soar, Toe.
YOU NEVER BOUGHT AN UMBRELLA SO CHEAP
Fine Gloria silk umireilas. Paragon frames. .u.
rerb selection Of handles Tomorrow. si. 2a Resu-
lar. el.13.
SURPRISING HOW CHEAP WE SELL JEwEIRy.
worth as
Violet Stick Pins. entirely new only loo
l.ssAI Hail m
Solid Gold Rinss tall sizes, noe -s,ti., ss vain.
81 p and al 20
nm, -,
anE ITEMS BELOW WILL KEEP OUR COM
I'LL lohs NUMBERING At The LOW PRICES
We SooIE:
sl % Jardin,ars. .n co,o.s os
al % sewing T.ta. -, 60. ..,., -. -
ure. 'se
sugar sn'ers' with nickel-rlated toIs. PC. value.
| &c. package Smiths Res, S..sl.s ac
Pelican Hooks and ~. HI.rl ,.na ,,,,,.. n. o..
| doxen
| Stocking Darpers with h.rsl. a,
Photoyraph fratn-s with the ms, ,.o,, k,o, o..
Lamp shade ..But,e-fi,s D. yslu. "a
65c Fine FEATHER Pans. all co,or,. .,,c'
Compositiou pauer 10 .hee,. 80 :.
Memorandum Books. sc. worth lie. and lie.
Dixon Pencils. with rubber. TO- dozen. value l5c.
Box Payer Of superior qua ity Iac worth lie
Pk-kon all colors. 81. a botc1e.
'soc' farior brooms. 4-strins. choice stock. &c.
Fine An.oni. Clocks. mad. ., iron richly finished =.
having e.insdf.I SONS. with .is5 top a b ao:
..r. e., T1 S.5s. Doll '.s' pap. and
Dc. resi value. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
Nov A Conuos Occussrsor.

'3fys me- hslf dozen a those 'inviscdbis shiFss
": sss ga sss :nS S..
and never have lad sEfs ssieh 81 - ~. fsli =
Sood nsSs : I'm. s 70 ssrSosd sncs cosvss
toe e - s6css - eom1on 9crnrsncs; In ;. =
We 1evo dOaea neck 49, and . half ooesq aeese
ls.eths @ 81 nssk siee-eo asyer slnes me
ru1 ;.:fs4f AZ SsS E. Is. 5:rT z IRELAND.
Managsn. DnasA 1s,ba Nh yss1oU.
ou eth u. n ". near y. l. svs Juncs1oa nn>5sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
X. GorpscHxrp.
lO07-I009 + ST n. w.
SuoH Pnrors As Tunsr M.rr u.
DO TIE Buslxrs..

oPrS STOCK DINNER WARE REDUCED.
Below you md our quotations on q me open .toct
Dinner Set reduced much N prce The china the best
tinperiAl china. the dvcorzsions exquisite. Select
what You ~ant-a dozen Plss-s-or pisse-a fun
Dinner s~f or half Dinner set-tle-s quotations for
tonorro'r only:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
! j. c. HurcHrxsox.
9O7 PEssA Ave. N. w.

N.B.-while here you mag see . ans lot Of nov.
ELTY DRESS GOODS. Also exclusive patterns 10
INDIA SILKS. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Dinner Plates. 81 ioren.
breakfast Plstes. o.. ss
dozen.
Tea Plates. cleo dozen.
Soup Plates. 81 No dozen.
Preserve Plates. sl.a5
dozen.
Butter = stes. 0Or. dozen.
Bone lsaes. 81 80 dozen.
Meat Plaster. No. I. Sc.
each.
Meat Platter. No. .. Toe.
each.
Mea, Pia,ter. No. 3. SOC.
each.
Meat Pisttcr. No. 4.
tl.3 each.
Meat Platter. No. =
si.75 each.
SOUP Tur~ens g. rs
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
EE11HffIE|.'EE|;;EE Z T. w ::
E. E. 4 4 4 E. 7 :
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Ours being the only house making . specially OF
Coats, Cloaks and Suits We naturally carry the
richest largest. latest and handsomest stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
CHuprs,s REFERS AND CLoAKs.

We have Just received this morning heavy ship
nent of Childrens Spring Refers and Long Gosks.
giving Us the most extensive, attractive and popu-
lar priced stock we have ever shown.
Children's Navy Blue Refers. full sailor collars
bras buttons and anchor collars. Sizes.4 to IL
years Only 81 -. The best value ever offered at
this price.
Children's Mixed Cheviot Refers. in Tans and
6rays brass buttons. Sizes:
Sizes ........4 9 10 IL
Prices $50 s2.25 s2.25 $3.50 o.. so
Misses Plain Tan Double-breasted Refer Coat.
Sizes:
10 12
s2.75 &2.75 50 s3 50
Exquisite line of Light Novelty Cloth Refers.
in various Checks. Mixed Tans, Browns. G rays.
&c. Sizes: to IL years. 80 to S1O.
For the little ones at 3 and years Of age We are
showing variety of cute little Gretchen Cloaks,
stylishly and becominxly made. at 81. So, 80 and
SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

Trunk FAcronY
SPECIAL.
TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC WE OFFER;
Three ca hundred OF our No. 3 flat-top Canvas.
covered Travellers Trunks. steel clamps corners and
knees. extra strong hinges. handles. Sc. two good
trays. cloth lined. covered with heavy canvas.
Special Regular pric>
So-ncn - ~.
1O-ioCu -
32-inch 1t %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sa25
Call or sspd order to Fsctory. s3 7th q. a. w. hst
and II. p. q. SEWARD 4 CO. mh25-N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

WIZ Pay 5t
E1oRBrrAsr PmcEs
whsn SHEETz IL selling the PUREsT
Your AND MOST DELICfOUSLY FLAW.
choice ORED CANDIES made ut the popular
for price Of IS cents per pssnds This i tor
IS 20 days only. however. The regular price
CENTS 10 0Dc. pound. TOMORROW the
per demand viii be unusually large.
pouad Try our OPERA CARANELS-some-
thsn0 neU.
SHzETZ, y-'ev AZ Fiaex csafsefioas,
COR 10TH ANc n STREETS.
WELCKERS HOTEL. 18TH ST. nh2j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

-. $50: :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25

About the best value We have ever offered came
this morning. 1t IS new style with knife plait-
Ell Jabot down the front Will compare favor
ably with any Waist heretofore sold for o. and IS.
Black and Navy, only 81 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-03-25
...I=Is,....I=


The young" fashions of the world have conferred
in our BOYS and CHILDRHNs DEPARTMENT
again this The best that's made in America
England Francs-Germany- touch sides with each
other in our immense VARSITY Las. year We had the
largest stock We had ever carried. Was true then.
Truer now. The novelties are piled higher.
Our resources bound extend With our increasing
trade. More are cominR here be ssrvsd than ever
greater provisions have been made for them. We
draw on the representative makers only. We are the
highway over which they are all brought into your
service No else here In. recourse to their latest
and best productions. Best and Company is one Of
the houses who give us exclusive control over their
makinss
Ist any wonder We AL our store to OVERLOOKING. Il
it any wonder that We are the satisfying place
trade!
Changing time Is at hand. Take advantage Of to-
morrows leisure hours and choose from stock that
cannot be eQualed this wide world It's great
show-worth seeing Incomparablel
SAKs AND CoMrAxY.
Fl Bows: Il I,.. /
+ r...: s,...:
We've made it study to strike that degree of man.
ishness in Boys Clothes that isn't beyond their years
Here you in hundred styles;
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS, with
DOUBLE BREASTED VESTS, in light and dark
mixtures, plads. checks stripes plain effects. All
suitable suit cloths-Cheyiots, Homespuns. Serges.
Cassimeres CLAY wORsTED and DIAGONAL
CUTAwAY COATS AND vEsTs-with plenty Of
pants patterns to make out the suit. Made and
trimmed in the best possible manner.
All sizes. Is to 10 years.
S5 to s25
Clay Coats and vests-s1l to SIG.
Fl sa.'r Il Pant. =Isr'r.. :
Some want Suits with ve.ts-some without. 'Tisn't
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-13

The modern houses are paint
ed in better taste than the
house Of nifty years ago,and the
improvement is in great measure
due 10 the manufacturers of mixed
paint, who have produced colors
that properly contrast with each
other, and the whole harmonizes
with the surroundings of the house.
The public has become familiar
with the Color Cards that can be
obtained at the paint stores, and
when the house is to be painted, the
colors are selected from the card.
We haze the color cards of the
Chiffon Manuf'g Co., whose pure
linseed oil paints, on account of their
good wearing qualities, have become
the Standard from which other paints
are judged.
We shall be glad to give you one,
and if you are going to paint, to sell
you the Chiffon paints, (which we can
not recommend too highly to those
who wish for first-cIass article.
Chiffon Paint Co., Boston or New
York.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-13
Tn. E,,, or sub.t,tut,on.

Do you ever think when buying a
patent medicine that you take chances OF
being imposed upon by merccnary and
INSCRIPTIONS dealers2 II you demand
time-,ried and stood-ihe-test medicines
you take no chances IL you take sub
siiiute you may be putting poison Into
your system, that will result 10 temporary
relief and the subsequent wrecking OF
your health forever. Think It over. Did
you ever hear complaint about DR..
Pierce's Medicines Pierce's Golden Med
lcal Discovery, for the liver, the blood
aud the lungs, or DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for weakly women, falling
TO do just as they are advertised TO dol
Men who spend millions OF dollars In
advertising a remedy that is a bencfactol
to humanity, do not take these chances
when there Is not sterling force, a great
remedy back Of their advertisements. DR..
Pierce's remedies are guaranteed to give
"value received or no pay" and the
Journal is doing you kindness. aud not
seeking to advertise DR.. Pierce, when Il
calls your attention to the reliability oil
such standard medicines. LA Sale and
Peru Qll,) 7toin CITY Journal