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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14
JOB PRINTING

In all its branches done with neatness
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
Job office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14
PHOTOGRAPHS,

PHOTOGRAPHS.
Cabinet size So per dozen until fur.
ther notice at Callaway's gallery, 513
East Houston street. 79tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

What will the San Antonio citizens
cay to the pill that the Express is try.
ing to sugarcoat for them in the shape
of another form for Erine?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14
IT'S ACTUALLY so,

Joske's positive one day bargains
are simply Immense. You get badly
left II you don't take the advantage.
Saturday lie the day for you, men.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14
Last Week Before Stock Taking
- TO-DAY -:
Haaszs& Oppenheimer.
WILL SELL
WILL SELL

A. 81 Ioc English Pins
r;,o. combination
wv fnes' imported Ongham Ioc English Mourning al JU
I..o, A' i9een'S ayaro so doz Genuine
1A0"'eia.s -, Toilet Soap
Tole ord Toilet Soan A. NoS I
Ats Ia cents yard - doz Marbotr ,oo ra,a. ~ ~
NJ Fine hand a ayaho Al dozen Cascarila
pair Sheer Whit. 1,5o NY - QUA
Armstrong; S. ~ ~ - a. on1v .o
For only S2.5 pair 1oc hed o,o-aa 90 ~
Dodge Handterbef oot1eT
Doroo,a r "SPECIA"One of
Boots At only pair wesr iaht na Ea Gna
-'f|N-i Japanese Matng- THAN HALF ACTUAL
special Offering this week
-- Chiffon and fine Point DIreland Laces at
third off regular prices.
50 Piecesf32 inch Fine Figured Pongee at 1oc yd.
f. ALL Remnants ATsLESS THAN COST. :.
Nos.Ii212 and PA Commerce Street. San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

1t is no surprise to the public to see
the Express join it's former playmates
ia politics.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

The public feels relieved now, since
it knows how the Express stands on
the future mayor question. This
could have been anticipated, but it
relieves the minds of the public to
know that it Is safe now, and that 1t
will get rid Of the present mayor at
the next election.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

The people do not want to know
what there is in Brine, it lie sick
enough already from the effects of the
last council swallowing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

Has the ring taken q divorce fret
its legal and lawful cosapanion, tn
News? And has the Express made a
successful effort to recapture it's fol
mer love?
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-07-14

If so, who will be left to settle tn,
cost of the suit? AS q matter o
course, the new love will live IL
abundance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

The revival Of the free coinage issue in Con-
gress was rather unexpected in the shape in
which it vas revived in the Senate. And il NAV
be said Thai the great Success Of the free COIN
age advocates in the preliminary conflict was q
national surprise. That victory. may. however,
be worth very little III deciding the question of
action at this session One OF the pocdliarities
OF this reeradescenoe OF silver is that the anti
silver party in the couutry-that is. the party
having the fewest free eoins &c men in its in
certain manner responsible for the new agitz-
tiOn in 4 body which it controls. while the free
eninage party is ohstruetins silver legislation
where it has control But the country notos
that the democrats in the Senate. with only
three exceptions. have arrayed themselves on
the side Of free silver. and that the Senate $ ac-
ton is largely due to them. Congressional
treatment Of the silver question during this
session Is more likely to consist Of partisan
Inanenyering for position in the presidential
struggle than of actual financial legislation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

Mr.. Cheatham~in yesterdays political vran-
gle in the House confined himself to the dues-
ton, and what he had to say was said to the
combe. In this respect he set worthy exam
pie TO the white Representatives OF both parties
With the interests at heart of the world fair
and the people he represents in 4 certain sense
all over the section from which he halls. and
perhaps in other sections, he let party and fac-
ton go and chung to the larger matter. That
plausible objections can be raised against an
appropriation for a strictly sectional or race
purpose is hot denied. A Scoteh-lrish, a HUI
guenot. n Toutonie. a Scandinavian exhibJt
maintained at national expense would probably
be ruled ont The negroes Of American nurture
and citizenship are under somewhat DIFF erent
classification The great experiment OF self
help and self-sOyernmsnt having been extended
to them By the people of the state and PIE
served by them far IS their circumstances
admit, in other words a national experiment
having been attempted, it is highly desirable to
ascertain what the progress has bcen in some
thing more than the husks Of facts ascertaine, by
dry statistics An exhibit Of The Afro-Ameri-
can moral, mental and industrial advance under
freedom Is a. important as any single depart
ment Of knowledge concerned with the general
progress of The republic and the hemisphere. IL
10 a knowledge that illustrates much othr r
knowledge, and has wide outreach on the
future Of civilization In this philosophic and
national point OF view the appropriation "a one
that might well De made by the Congress of the
United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY FoR MxS,

pieces Fast Black Pure SILK Underwear
Shirts. % and 40: Drawers. 30 and -. Re-
dnced from IS TO 81 garment
2pairs Light Brown Pure Silk Drawers. Size
q. Reduced from 81 TO So pair
5pairs White Pure Silk Drawers. six thread
Sizes 80 and 81. Reduced from IS 10 o.
pair.
Pure Silk Shirts. Sire Is. Reduced from
g 10 IL each.
pieces silk and Wool Underwear Shirts.
10 Drawers. ~. Reduced from 90 TO sl.5o a
garment.
6pieees Fine Striped Balb-iEgan Underwear.
Shirts. 20; Drawers. -. Reduced from al 30
to doc. a garment.
Fancy Bosom Shirts. Sizes IA and l5k
Reduced from 81 TO 15c
Puf Bosom Shirts. Sizes Is and l6 Re-
dnced from Sl.s5 to Sl.25.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

SUIT DEPARTMENT.

SLIGHT Wrappers. slightly sailed and mussed
Sizes ~. 40. AZ and Al Reduced 10 eOc each
A small lot of Saline Waists, Black with White
polka dots-nearly all sizes. hsduced to .5c.
each.
= Black India Silk Shirt Waists. Sizes j. and
"a. Reduced from 81 to g. 30. q, u.s. ,'iS
Fine Imported Taffets Silk Pettieoat. one
Old hose and Black and one Lilac stripes Re-
duced from $40 to $40 each
i Fine Old Rose Silk Petticoat trimned with
from SO 20 Sl2. - -.
at reduced prices.
from "a to -. Do each.
CD hoor .....................1lt TN NJ buil.fing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

The meeting Of the silver free coinage con-
ventiOn today is an event Of national .ignih-
canoe. This Is u commonplace remark that
covers the situation precisely in a way that no
other form Of words could. but it Is also true
that the significance Of free silver as an issue is
sEbordinated in the necessary work Of both Of
the party national conventions to other con-
siderations- IL is not now likely that either of
the great parties viii adopt square declaration
for free coinage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
CLoAk DEPARTMENT.

Atwood French Flannel Blazcrs-wl
with Blue and Black stripes. Sizes :lS and
Reduced from IS. 90 to 81 80
3 Finest Grade Jersey Jackets-tailor aYte
Slzes ~, IA and 30. Reduced from 81 10
81. 30 each.
Mixed Novelty Cloth Cape-Tan effec4size
80 Redueed from BIB, 80 70 $500.
Fine Beaded Mantle Wrap. Size He
duced from $40 90 10 81 30. ..s,
i Fine Black Armure silk Wrap, fnmed
with silk gimp and fringe-silk lined ize "a.
Reduced from 80 90 TO IS. p
i Black Striped Chevron Cloth Sng Gar.
ment Size 81. Reduced from R.5o to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

rairS Ecru nottingham Lace Curtains.
soiled Reduced from s. to 50
70 Nottingham. Irish Point, Muslin and Swiss
Tamboured Curtain Ends. p 70 Doc. each.
Silk-stri ped Grenadine Remnants. sto SOC.
each.
Also an unusual number of Madras, Muslin
ard Cretonne Remnants at greatly reduced
prices
S4th Moor. .1lth st. bldg)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

Christian TX Of Denmark, the royal father in
law Of Europe, so to speak, celebrates with his
queen today the anniversary Of their golden
wedding. As they have been a good couple and
their children have been fairly good, too. the
world heartily wishes them happiness In the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
Misses, DEPARTMENT.

3 Fine White India Lawn Hts.es-piain' ssd
tucked skirts-body trimmed kh 6ne Rzinsonk
embroidery. Sizes and 8. teduced 70 81. rs
each. !.
/ Fine White French Nains>k Dress, trimmed
with fine embroidery to mat8. Sine II years.
Reduced from %. 40 70 ESQ
stitched skirt, with fne cisier turks' sizes
4 and III years. Reduce from el2. 50 to
$50.
1 Tan Jacket with cane efct, slightly faded
from display; Size II vets. Reduced f,omi
$40 90 to $500.
Cd moor. ....11th ST. biogD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

The fact that there is q great deal in name
was illustrated by the manner in which the
death Of the college lad VIM H. Vanderbilt
Affected The prices OF stocks in England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

The old question whittier are We drifting"
has .ri~sn with peculiar significance along the
banks Of the Mississippi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
UxpERwrAn DEPARTMENT

small lot of Muslir Gowns, Huhbar
yoke Of Hamburg insertirgs. surpljced necl
finished with Hamburg rtfhe. Reduced fro
I'll. - To 81. Il
2 Muslin Gowns. points yoke Of fine tuch
rufie OF colored embuidery around pec
sleeves and yoke. Reduced from 81. 30 to Z
Negligee Wrappers; one of Pink opera a.
back. plated front, finished with RIB
soiled. Reduced from 80 70 So. III
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

There Is al evident determination on the part
of the House to see TINT the position Of deputy
sergean.-st-arras il no sinecure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
WOODWARD AND LorHRop.
10Th. 18th AND + SIS. NV.
REMNANT Day
TosoRRow. FKrp,Y

Useful and seasonabie things wiz be found in
every department. Hundreds Of '.short
Lengths. ""BrOken Lines. Odd and Extreme
sizes" Small Lots" and ecodly number Of
Fancy pieces of China. Bric-a-brae &c chirped,
scratched or otherwise defaced-thinys mussed
and tumeled from display. &C. An uncom-
monty favorable opportunity for economical
buyers. Make known your wants az any de-
paftment-you can have them gfstined al q
very small outlay. as ''Re,and ats" are marked
ut the lowest prices you've ever known
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

Notwithstanding the forte which is prescribed
By the leaders Mr.. Hill sticks TO his piaaisano
% The silver question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

New Jersey instructed for the ex-Prssideut;
Kentucky didn't And 90 honors are easy In
- dsmoezasic nomination gama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
HAMBURG DypARrurxr

HAMBURG DEPARTMENT.
To dispose of the odds and ends Of thatsp@cial
lot o. :Soc. Printed Hemstitched Lawn Skirtings
advertised few days since we have marked
them l5c. a yard. Lengths B TO ) yards
Also an unusually large accumulation of
remnants Of Cambria. Nainsook and swiss
Embroideries on center tables in front o.
department.
First door 10Th ST by,5l5ing,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
REMNANTS Or LACE.

OF LACE
siss yards 4s-inch BLACK SILK GArzE.
STRIPED with POLKA sPOT effect Tor,-aa..,
Price s4.61 REMNANT PRICE. as Tor
hi yards 4s-inch BLACK SILK rNppo,n-
k HER SfY pRicr Former ss ice. sises
SriIPED EFFECT. Former price 4 -
hENNANT PRICE. o. % Tor riece. 80
fsrlaer price. ss 20. REMNANT PRICK
"a yards 4s-inch. BLACK SILK GArzr
Former price. ss.3l REMNANT PRICE,
Lot cLuNY LACE and INSERTING. 4 and
inches wide Former price 26c tlr ara
4oc. yard REMNANT PRICE. IL y,rd sHe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
INFANTS DEPARTMENT,

3Odd White Null Hats, full crown large
briIn; can be easily laundered Red from
Iieht-weirht Cream flannel q with
pin stripes of Navy Blue and brownSu ced
Odd China SIX Coat-Bleck GA with
Brown and Yellow fgures. Very ser0e and
can be easily laundersd. Redacedffl2.5o
q Navy Blue ard Red Checked trim
med with Navy Blue braid. full 81 Re-
duced from $Sto 3D.
3 Navy. Blue Rsefers Sizes 3 Sears.
Reduced from 10 90 to "a. Ill.,
(Second floor -1oth epang.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
9pairs S-button. length Tan Chamois Oh
faded. Sizes Ga and "a. Reduced 70 2
pair.
; pairs 4-button Brown Kid Cloves
5A. Reduced to s5c. a pair. Il,
dst floor. ................r...11th 1t. az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
BLACK Goops DEp,nrNrsr. =

DLAth oOODS DEPARTMENT.
~ yards organdie. Was SLo3 Now Soc
"a yards Serge. Was S1.25. Now ane
1ss yards 4o-inch Serge. Was 81 e. Now a5c
~ yards Fancy Weave. Was S22a Now
$l15.
is yards Cashmere. Was So 40. Now 81 90.
ia yards Crepon. Was g. 25 Nov so2
o4 yards Black and White Challis- Was
81 -. Now ~. 80.
yards Bedford Cord. Was s525. Now
$3.50. a
~ yards Silk Warp Bedford Cord. Was
&i.l3. Now "a. -.
64 yards Crepon- Was SIS. A. Now Is. CO.
REMNANTS OF GRENADINES.
~ yards Silk and Wool. Was Sc - Now
ESQ. - -.-' =
Oh yards Plaid. Was s72o Now s4.15. -
yards Iron Frame, colored agares. Was
el0. Now 81.
oyards Satin Stripe. Was Sc %. Now So
~ yards silk and Wool. striped. Was So 81.
Now 90.
ga yards Plain Mesh. Was SIS. 0S. Now a..
S1e yards Striped Was SLIGO. Now 81 20
Syards Striped. Was Sl2. Now IS.
Qst noor........ .Annexto 10th ST, eulding)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
Bows, CLOTHING.

BOYS CLOTHING.
Blue jersey Fsuntleroy suie. 81 Re-
drced from && 80 to %. 90. sl
White Duck (pure linen) sailor ssizes
Band 10, soiled- Reduced from - u. 80.
White Flannel Yacht Cap. Restrom
Is Wide Peccale Collars. soileA hced,
from % to &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
NEckwE.R DEPARTMENT

Ii Chemisettes. white linen standing collars
and small-hgured bosoms Sizes, Il, I25x and
10. All somewhat soiled Reduced 10 I2sSc.
Black Coque Feather Conarettes. Reduced
to oUc.
Vust moor. Second annex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
REMNANTS BLACK AND GnAr
:. DRrss Goons

n5yaids 42-inch ALL-wooL STEEL GRAY
NANT PRICE. 80. 30 for piece. ." h"-
pSrysrd yards 4Qineh AlL-MooI. GRAY CHECK
PRI1F a, t 90. price. 60. REMNANT
,S yards 42-inch ALL-wooL GRAY WHIP
pppfhp; Former price. IS. REMNANT
IN yards 40-inch CREAM ENGLISH MO-
p,5AiiIhE sforlner price. sd. as. REMNANT
o. yards 4o-ipch GRAY MoHaIR. Former
price' ESQ. REMNANT PRICE, 81 Tor
re Yards 40 inch ALI-wooL WIDE VALE
pprrA I'M ~, AZ, BLACK Former Price. sIo.d S
q yards 46,inch ALi-NooL FRENCH
HHtENkiETTA, BLACK, Former price. al
hLMNANT PRICE, g. for piece.
M Yards 40.inch ALL-MOOL FRENCH
ENkihrIA, BLACK. Former price. al "a
LEMNANT pllIlE- 81 fnr IIin..a .~' D'.-'-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
JOHNSON. GAnxEn & Co..
636 PENNA. AVE. NV.


WE OFFER THIS WEEK EXTRA GOOD BARGAINe
IN PLAIN AND PLAID DRESS GOODS;
20 PIECES OF BEAuTIfUL DRESS GOODS. IN
MAT CHEGKs AND RiAips, rsdyeed 70 l5c-
3tin- Twtlled De0eise rsducsd 70 he
3-ia. SeEtpsd ouitinY redprsd 70 3Sr.
ai8Sc dif sf IisiSsa z I'm sxRezs
WAsH D.xss Goops.
sSS sss:ib s:s RE .Ssss E: .fa r.
ss..a Ayr. and S6sniss. e.
nlsrk Hsa4 os(aedtss ~ lDAia Ijlsas. ls<c .l6c.
FRENCH Fzfb ss oS2kpss.a Fl fds AxD lsse
Gxsrr Axp BoYy Nra1.o. Sui.rs.
Cents Madras end Qhsytot shArss. BQe,
tSSSs Ysiaikfs tsf sou *iiai&: &C.. So.
iSss 1ilss s51 an ME- IN xspsss.
JOHNSON. 0ARNIR CO..
ny2o g HsAnA syA ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

PLANTS Grvr Away.
Il. NATHANsONAnl 1--WE away . 800 Plants 20
SATURDAYS customs. Sis eth st. HS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
ODD SIZES liz SUMNER Uyprrwr,n

RExNANrs HosrrRy.
IL pairs CARDINAL DROP STITCH HOSE.
~. ., 80. SLIGHTLY FADED from win
gov Former price. &c. REMNANT PRICE
Also LARGE COLLECTION OF LADIES,
S nl1, TS1HfdnLLDkENS HOSE in odd sizes at RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
Constr DEPARTMENT.

pair French Woven Cfsets. long waists.
% and %. Reduced from n 70 SOC.
cd hoor.. Annex 4 10th st. building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

MILrsEnr.
What is left Of our 25c. Flowers will be closed
out tomorrow at loc. a bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

REMNANTS liz Norross.
s2h sPonLs GROVER a BAKERS n n
2oc, spool. REMEANT PRicE. t ze sad Ires'
WHIT srpo OF cs stNa MAKE. j o.. .izs. in
REMNANT PRICE, lec. seooi ''''' Vi '''"i-
SHORT LENGTHS IN BETTING. GARTER
NANT PRICES @
ONE LOT REMNANTS OF BRArps I'm dff.
terent coiors In Lengths from 2 20 az yarda
bSr,nsr prices, q, 20 2Oo. yard kEikAXf
&c. PIECE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

+. III Is {! !s: '; :;
F. A 4 { E.. 4 s. s. IS T. I.
FE EIIBB.sEE REEssssssssFF SAFE.
I'm + Il
$s|sSS: s ~ g.;
II ST.; pI;s: sa VITA
RUNE. Regular price. o9c. Special
H. ~, ;s;,s, ss ss, .
tSshs sboye ,utie; EssulAr price,
IT, .ss sss' s;,s s s.:s man,
S With RI;s ys .ts lace r.I infS S1s
y: $:s
sleeves with tucks and Tnfie. good
guallty cotton Former price. Jc
rs, Eqss.,
in clusters, finished around neck
down front with Hamburg eiging
sleeves trimmed with tucks and
Hamburg embroidery. Former
NO s.s sss :,:s:., sst:s E nss:
with b tucks inserted by pretty
patterns of Hamburg embroidery.
OF this Gown there are three hand
some styles. Former price. Csc
DRAWERS DEkAA%%EEkkss: DRAWERS.
srEca IL. eos S Iss s..D Gssass
Regular price. SOC. Special price,
Bic.
SPECIAL NO. 2 Handsome Drawers, with pretty
Acc. patterns of Hamburg embroidery
around bottom, headed by cluster
O. tneks; Regular price. SIC
CSSkkssEETT C9SyyEEkkss C99kk sEETT C9 9yyEEkkss
SPECIAL NO. /, 100 dozen Of those, weil-made
oi!lss SSssss f:ssEs 81 Cambria
round, trimmed with Hamburg
embroidery. hemstitching and
tueks. Former price. 3lc Special
GREAT CLEAR1se SALE Or MILLINERY
Now In PRosRrss
Special prices in all departments.
l. K sss.si. 7 RAE As
ROSE BUSHES FREE To PURCHASERS
Saturday at R. NATHANsoNs. s1s 7thst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

WOODWARD 1 LoTtd
10TH. llrH AND sI 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
WAsH Goons DEp.nrMrxr

w Ash OOOUS IIEPAHIMEN
Remnants Light-weight Percales. ~
yards. Reduced from I2,< to loo. 70.
Remnants Ginghslns. IL ~ 638 yarne-
duced from In TO 10c.
Remnants Percale, Batiste. Wash g. and
Llama Cloth ut reduced prices.
(Second floor lSex-1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26
Our SrrcrM REMNANT SALE Foa
THIS FRIDAY.

wing TO our GREAT RIARK-DowN SALE.
VII be Of EXTRAORDINARY INTEREST. To 20
those who are LOOKING for REMNANT RAR
"AiNs and who wish to ECONOMIZE tlis IN
truly ScleNar means 10 SAkE nnr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-26

RKxxAxrs In NEckwrAn Drr.xr.
MENr.
LOT OF EXTRA QUALIrY. SILK rIEaL
SLIGHTLY sOILED from window For.,c
price. SOC. REMNANT PRICE.
ssc. EACH.
kpN-These arc washable TIA.
MMNANTs OF SKIRT kUCHTN0 con.
LARS. &C.. at LOW REMNANT PRICis
w. A. PIERCE & Co.
s1e MARKET SPACE
II Cor. eth u. and Pa ava
GryEx Away
a:.s.s:s VIII Z Al 6: ss f sis E r.s
Music, Mus,cn NJ.
rHoAsoSs nUsicsTokE.Ssssi1k isvs.a =. .eza>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24

DIR. J. f. Blaine, chief of staff, where
he IS subjected to an examination COW
ering his indulgences, supplemented by
careful inquiry as to his general health
and physical intirmities, if any exist.
Here, too, any whisky he may have
brought with him IS taken by the doc
tor. A yellow slip of paper, bearing
memoranda, is given him and he again
repairs 10 the treatment ball. where he
receives four ounce bottle of the rem.
edy and his first injection Of Bl-chloIide
OF Gold. If he desires it, or his condi-
ton demands it, he is given a bottle of
pure Bourbon whisky.
Took the Wrong Bottls.
The writer complied with all the
foregoing requirements TO tie letter.
When the tlngle OF the first hypoder-
mic injection awakened INN to the fact
that he was under treatment, he
FASTENED TO get all there was 10 be had,
and of course. armed himself with a
bottle of Bourbon. 1t heing night lie
repaired to the Livingston Hotel,
where he WAS received Ly the guests
with cordial expressions of welcome.
Accompanied 10y the attendant he went
at once 10 the room assigned them.
The medicine and the whisky were
placed on the dresser and in n few
minutes the new patient relapstd into
sleep. An hour later he awoke With ten
thousand fires raging III his throat.
He sprang 10 the dresser and seizIng n
bottle, drank hastily. In the uncertain
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-24
Wonderful Transformation Wrought by the Gold Cure REM
edIes of Or. Leslie E. Kelley
PERSONAL EXPERIENCE AND OBSERVATIONS OF A PATIENT
curedTh
Answer Dwight

II IL not the writer's purpose to bur
den this article with trite and time
worn stories depicting the misery. die
grace and crime of drunkenness. In
every home the skeleton of debauched
manhood and dIshonored intellect tells
the tale of sorrow, repeats the story
OF humiliation and death. In every
soeial circle the spectre of the demon
drink il present to mar and blemish
the happiness of the innocent and
lighthearted. In the business world
the fend stands a. the entrance to
the countingroom and Office where
his dominion over mems wills and souls
i. complete and witherng. Wealth,
culture and station are alike without
refuge from mans ehiefest foe-for
]. drsgs the savant down into the
depths along with millionaire and
paupcr. Drunkenness is so universal
IN extent and 90 much the same in
effect that what Is true at home is
equally true everywhere else, whether
the victims Of its tyrannous power are
gwen to the use Of "hasheesh" or
whisky. Unlike every and any other
weakness of men and women, drunk
enness has not single virtue. 1t can
not justify itself, nor be justified, as
contributing one iota to the intelligence
or happiness of anybody. II is the
parent of grief, the insugator of all
kinds of revolving and disgusting
crimss-the primal source of all human
misery. Drunkenness comes home to
Us al 20 forcibly that it is not strange
or unnatural that our interest should
be great in any means that may be sug-
gested to check, il not wholly to stop
it. Therefore attention is invited to
the description of the treatment known
a. the "Keeley cure" which, 20 far as
actual results can establish. is the most
wideIy-known and positive remedy for
che redemption of drunksrds ever put
into practical operation.