Evening Star Newspaper, April 13, 1886, Page 6

LIFE IN NEW YORK. Glimpses .at. Fashionable Life by An Insider. From the New York Sun. The smug-visaged person who acts as a facto- tum at the social entertainments of the people who compose the more showy grade of society in New York city unbent himself sufficiently a few nights ago to give voice to some of his in- formation on the question of the growing sayety and carelessness of New York women. He bas before this contributed certain reftec- tons about the society people to the Sun with entire acceptance. He is a superintendent of entertainments, and # man whose life is passed im serving people of abundant and liberal hos- pltality. In stature he is small, in manner abrupt, and in attire modest in the extreme. “The question is often asked,” he said with great deliberation, “whother New York women &re growing faster now than they were afew Years ago. Everybody is aware of the decline in chureh going, and the briskness of the sea- son after it is once started. Rumors of poker parties in which women play for high stakes are numerous, aud there are many other indi- cations of a general laxity on the part of the morals of New York women which are dis- cussed by the citizens at large. To begiu with, the word ast, as used in Atuerica and as com: monly employed in England, has very diifer- gnt meanings. On the other ‘side of the water I have heard one sister speak of another as being very fast, while the sentiment was en- dorsed by the mother who stood near. The term does not carry an idea of wickedness, low moral tone, or questionable habits with It at al When'an English girl «peaks of another as fast, sue means that she is a daring horse- Woman, and indefatigable dancer, an enthusi- astic tennis player, and fond of entertainments of every sort. In New York the word implies much more than this, although the bug. lish set here use It freely alter the mapner of their cousins across the pond. When I speak of che manners and habits of New York women 4 use the word ‘{ast’ in the American sense. “That many of the old safeguards and con- ventional barriers against fligitiness and care- lessness have been removed of recent years in w York is plain. It is easy enough for all of us to remember when young girls—by which Imean debutants of from sevenween to twenty- two years of age—were not allowed to appear in decoliette dresses. They usually dressed simply in white, with the forearm bare and the corsage cut slightly V shaped at the neck and filed in with lace. Gradually the V widened at the top and deepened at the point, while the sleeves shrunk up, until now it is the com- mon sight to see girl whose bast and arms | Justity such exposure, wearing a corsage that rivals that of a Hussian princess in frankness and in the lavish display of nature’s charn seagon or two, girls have taken to low costumes of this sort at dinners asat and they even attend the opera clad ‘a the samie manner. Of course this does not imply any idea of reiaxed morais in special in- stances, but it does show that the general tone —_— it ee ret tlemen in New York with as much of a how! as it does in London. “Does any man reall: believe that theatricals have an ennobling and elevating effect? I know there js a lot of eant of that sort, but I honestly doubtif even the men who indulge in it the most really believe in It even to the slightest extent. Servants and maids couid teil some queer stories of the frolics that occur at rehear- sals, and the love making of a married woman Yo a'man other than ber husband. The dancin, the tender passage between the soubrette an the comedian, the quiet and confidential talks e final supper in the wings during the waits, and the general dispersion to or 2 in the morning may all be conducive to a closer attention to the more earnest affection for home ties, but [doubt it. So I count the dramatic craze, as it is at pres- ent carried on, as one more evidence of the fust- ness of New York women. That th is i like what it w: ‘The owner of the small pocket book containing the gublolued notes can recover his to the Sun office his name and the ni ing age indubitable, but their losses an the game are unknown except to a limited number of confidential iriends, In #geueral Way It may be said that the former rigid and severe notions concerning what was and what ‘was not proper for a woman in good society to doin New York have been stretched and ex- tended until soctety here is to-da: , twenty years ago,’ nn eee lomestic duties and a ‘The Diary of » Mourner. From the New York Sun. roperty stamps. It was picked up four days flooence. Tubbs will stay in ola. am ian yet. Houp-lal jong humerous other Maxcti 12.—Made @ feeling speech in the House in eulogy of the lamented M—. Sobs from the colored citizens in the gallery were distinctly audible. “The nation’s grief,” said 1 ling things, “will shortly follow the dead statesman Potouiac’s shore to the Golden Ue band of his late associates, with and soiema mien, will go forth from these legis lative hails to bear itm company in his last ly Journey to the distant Pacitic. As a gifted member of the other House of Congress melanely has truly and beautifully sald: Rather, neat! I got the lines out of the cyclo- Piedia off Practical Quotati “The Grave, of society has been much lowered in the matter of dress alone of recent years, It will, of | course, be plain to anybody who takes the | trouble to think, that going to a dance or the opera under the protecting eye of mother or | chaperone is very different trom going to a | three-hour dinner in a corsage that is pro- | bouneedly low. It was also at one tme con- | sidered a little risky for a girl to touch wine of | any sort, but a great many society girls are pre- vailed upon to sip a glass of wine nowadays | without much urging. As for the subjects that | are discussed at dinner, ig is simply ainazing. | Somehow the old idea’ of modgst, retiring a: girlish innocence has gone completely, and tue | girl who ‘knowsit all’ is the most admired. This is unquestionably owing to a very large exten to the fact that i has nearly all of her fun before she is married, Whereas On the other side of the water her tree- dom doesn’t begin untilafter the wedding cere- mony. “A far more significant indication, however, of the decline of society people trom the oid Puritan and Knickerbocker standard is found athe sway which women of decidediy que> tionable reputations manage to exercise in cireles from which one would natu: them to be excluded. In this respeet, other, it is certain that demoralization has set in, The stern old society leaders, who once ab- horred scandal as they did death, have disap- peared from the Held and a lot of irisky young iatrons who have not the moral stamina of the eldersociety arbitrators have tal The result of all this is decidedly queer when ‘we compare the condition of things to-day with | shat of thirty yearsago. I could run overadozen | fast enough to have caused their instant ban- isament in Boston or Philadelphia, but who are in as good stanaing in society here as they sare to be. One of them fs a woman of such wonounced beauty that her picture has been published in a number of the English society magazines, and the sale of her photographs in Paris and London rivals that of the pictures of the most famous of the English professional beauties. She has a superb ficure, and is a capital whip. Most New Yorkers ‘who have promenaded Fifth avenue know her by sight, | sor she often drives alittle team of jet black horses in a cart which was built for her in Lon- | don,and which is exactly similar to the on grounds of Sandringham, She divides her time the year round among New York, Newport, London, Paris and Pau. Once in a’ while her husband accompanies her, but only when it is wbsolutely necessary for propriety’s sake. At ther times she manages to join parties of friends, and, as she is ciever as well as beau- Yiful and the possessor of at least a million dollars, she is not exactly a drug in the mar- “But the husband?” “Ob, there's no trouble at all with him; he’s pensioued, you know. He has more or less in- terest in borse aifuirs, and he manages to live very comfortably on "an allowance which she gives him of $12,000 a year. It isn'ta very hoble thing to do, perhaps, bui he isa man ab- solutely without professional or business ¢a- pacity, and Knows enough to realize that he | couldn't earn bis living if thrown upon his own Tesources. Consequently be lis way and allows bis wife to go hers. He occupies a suite of two rooras in the house, aud she las the run Of the rest of the establishment to herself. ‘He mmakes live or six appearances with her during the season, sitting in her box on the opening night at the opera, and chatting comfortably at her side on a drag’ on coaching day. This, you see, is an entirely harmonious abd pleasant arrangement. The other feature of it Is a tall tonhole and aa air of languid indiiterence to- Ward every woman on earil except Unis partic. ular oue. He is with her constantly.” travel trom place to place, and it is slinply as- Yonishing that she Is still tolerated in good society—doubly so as be is the ith or sixth man Whose name bas been linked with hers within the past half dozen years. “This is only one of numberless instances. The effort which New Yor society is making toad the brilliancy and dash which prevail in London to its amusements is having the same effect, only ina lesser degree, which tie introduction of metropolitan custom has upon the society of @ provincial town. Solid wort, good blood, and respectable attainments give ‘way to the dash and glitter of the protessional oF amateur entertainments. It takes fashion sears and years to cross the ocean, no matter whether it’ concerns a pastime ora garment. They wore the beli-crown beaver hat ive years in London betore it got the held here, and just ‘about the time that we adopted it it went oat of fashion on tbe other side. Estheticism was bora, rose, flourished and was in its death throes when Du Maurier began to caricature It. ‘Not till then did we get itover here, Amateur theatricals have been the pet particular fad of Londoners for many years. ‘Ihe eraze has firm foothold in New York now, and it grows more violent every day.’ “is it purely @ matter of fashion?” The iuce of society's tuctotum took on a shrewd and selt-satistied 1 He nodded his head sagely several tim then said: “It is my own opinion that a iarge number of the Young men and women who plunge so violently inw amateur theatricals do it tor « very sub- stantial and selfisu sort of a reason.” “Do you mean money?” “By no means. A much greater incentive than money is the prospeet Of social position to the average young man or woman on the Outskirts of Society. It is this prospect that, tomy mind, urges iully two-thirds of the ana? teurs on. Who would ever have heard of @ doaen of the young leading amateur wetorsit It had not been for this particular craze? They sive Up their time and attention wholly to tie Matter, and.as a result they are asked every where;' their names get into the society col- wns Of the papers, aud they pose as howling wells The extent tw which the thing Is car Tied can be imagyned when you reflect that there is @ regular traveling company of ama- teur actors. They go w Washington, Philadel lis, Baltimore, Orange, e., aud play almost Bs Well as proiéssiouais do. They are iu de- mand everywhere because they are in. the fashion. Bat whatan asionisuing thing it is, When you cuusider that ladies anit geutiemen ould yo about tue country playing iu this way. Last week no lest than tive Sporto ances were given in New York, including the presentation of w new piay by’ a. lady who is well know in amateur ci Everybody in society 1s taiking about the elaborate tableaux whieh Mr. Harry Cannon is supervising, aud whieh are to be given at the Metropolitan Upers House sboruy. The women who are to Pose as ali surts of characters, from a peasant woman to the Ductess of Devoushire, expen hundreds of dollars ou their costumes, and a the heroes of the bour. Nearly all of these amateur dramatic companies have some con: Yenient and moneyed foul to act as secretary aod treasurer, and he makes up any dedclene that may arise from his own purse, as a hun bie return for being recognized by’ people whi awve achieved social success. of course, # number of stage- struck girls in consequence of all this, but tii most striking resuit of it ali is the sudden pron inence which it has yiven to profession: actors. There is a great dea! of talk about the injustice with which the average actor is treated by society. Men of the world don't weep bitter tears over it, though, for it needs a very cursory Acquaintance with the men on the stage to con- vines anybody of averaxe shrewdness of the t- tal undesirability of actors as companions or guests in private families. As a rnie they are eaten up With conceit, thelr origin ts unknown, and all the finer and jaore honorable points 1s their character have been worn off by their con- tact with tue world; and yet the instances are growing more and more frequent every day of actors who are received by reully decent peuple tn New York,auc itis not ar uncommon sight io see one of Ulese stage peacocks strutting about “sure, ‘tis a serious thing to die— ‘That awful guifno mortal eer repassed. He drops into the dark and nolsome grave, Like a disabled pitcher of nov: admirable. Have had to buy notl ‘The tives’ families. Jellison of Ma velo} long. He has kept the party ina roar € since we left Pittsburg. You'd never have sus- pected him. In Washington he’s the grimmest, Silentest man in Congress. He rises to the occa | sion, however, on this trip, and 1s opening up beautifully. Maneu 18, pray was in the cereais stile anc hine, the thou: y most ferven! again that speech on river and harbor bill. Manci named It the “Weeper's Joy.” MARCH 21.—San tor return to Washin, the Orleans, Maxcut 28.—The people of this city are the in the world. They fairly put sin the hands of distinguished Visitors and tell you to go ahead and paint the town red. Did ‘the Chinese quarter and the siun Tue bail, and w. mou Dini called the Merry Thei thin | regular ord They | Fegular or last A king funeral of the THE DISEASE CREEPING INTO NEW ENGLAND It is curious to note how little seems to be really known about such a common and trow- blesome disorder as the old-fashioned “tever- and-ague,” called in modern phrase “the mala- hough various other theories have been loped respecting 1t, The Hartford ‘times ys: That there really is a “germ” in that produces this depressing and life cheapen™ in so many regions, m all parts of is the firm conviction of those physi- ans Wwilo are the best microscopists.” The sim theory” sees to inelude a germ for the cause of all ihe zy motic diseases—diseases that contagious, epidemie, ete., and produced, 1a tue language Of Dunglison, by “some morvitle on the system like @ ferment.” ‘egetable growth, of a re, and the theory Is that during the say ing the are rincipie actin fuey are claimed to be vi fungoid ni process, 01 8 of viceon Mon bb Hill. Stag part; 3 council ed there as e's noting like it at the e% nik of 1 Ing objections, T suulle PRIL osc fhe unanimous verdict ts 1 us. They are irom by Senator Biair of New Hamp- shire. “Mem!—If Blair should under during my term | whote poom effectively. Mancu 14.—The 4 ppen to knock, I might ring iu the ral arrangements are hing except a linen duster and a dozen euchre packs. Our Part of the cortége consists of a Pullman sleeper and dining car, and every mourner has section to himself. The steward is a daisy. party is uncommonly congenial, the Weather perfect, the time of year the best possi- ble for visiting the wonders of the Pacitic slope, and not a d—d cent to pay. My | with anti Jeuny and t Maken 17. heart tion. ‘The ‘only “regret is that children can’t come along. On the whole, perhaps it's best | that the funeral arrangements didn’t include accommodations for the iadies of Repro lawaska has de- ped an unexpected talent tor story telling, wing wo & very large extent | Sid his narratives aro aboutas broad as, tins An awkward thing occurred at Council Bluffs. Jim, our nigger, forgot to pull down the window shudes as usual when we ap- Ly expect | Proached a station, and three or four of us who 3 SRPSES | were absorbed ind decorous game of poker In | the smoking compartment didn’t tumbie to the situation until the train started again. ‘The ine cideat threw a gloom over the entire party. I that no infernal reporter | in the crowd thitt stood on the platforu, : laces, | Watching the draped cars, + quer when | _SARcH 19.—As'we have traversed the broad wheat flelds of filinols and Iowa, the finest agricultural land in the world, and soon wo be = - no en | Solden with the wealth of another harvest; as Fen cece ee ene eae Ce ney eee | So have hurried across the newer pestrion vite their ililmitable horizons, the seat of empire States in the not distant ‘future; as we have climbed the steep ascent of the glorious rockies, the backbone of Lhe continent, the rich moun tain storehouse of gold, silver and unknown mineral resources; as We have glided down through mysterious canons Into the wonderfal Oceident, the land of vine and wine, where the the purple grapes drink sun- nt has recurred to me again 1e proudest title ever claimed by mortal man is that of Ameriean citizen, and solemnest responsibility that of American ator. Mem.—Can Use this thought with which the Princess of Wales drives around the | little or no change when I get back; It!s made of old. ‘ranciseo! The first half of our mournful tasic nearly accomplished. A brief sojourn for rest after the fatigues of travel and we shall resume our sad journey, turnin; our faces now eastward, or rather southward, we have decided, by a vote of 13 tw 0, to ton by way of the Yosemite, Southern Pacific, Tueson, El Paso and New ay. Dined at Lumpy’s, Jellison was immense. jay: Saw billiard tournament In. Platts e entertained at luncheon by com- ; drove out to the Clif house; it ts about seven’ cocktails distant from. the city. uests of @ local organization ionks of Mount Diablo, Re- | turned to town and occupfed box at” Bush Strect theater to see “Skipped by the Light of dlase and handsome man of the worid, who has | ‘he Moon.” Afterward dropped in at the Foun- a iandie tp hie names red cbbon to nis uae | Hun, the Wigwann and twoor tarecouey vast, nbbs, of Arizona, digging away at the ter, and listening to Holman’s ever- |—Expect to reach New Orle: ¥. Sorry weare too late for the Carn understand there is a good deal to see, peless. Whatever stiffness and restraint ras on the outward trip las entirely dis red. thas been red hot all along the hat thi past twenty years, Malaria’s Movements. PLACES FOR THE FIRST TIME. aiitic globe, ‘period” of eaeh—a per! tod of like mildew—the vietim is a sufferer more or less violent tever; vari one sho! growth may be spores. igh inysteries which, ho ies—in typhoid it is assa1 that this period med to be twenty- days, fn other forms of fever perhaps “a ker nd the se of utterly un- by forward- se ago ia New Orleans, ou Rampart street, near Espiands MARCH 11, 1886.—Hooray! ‘The speaker has assigned me toa place on the House commit- tee to accompany the remains of the lamented M— toCalifornia, I hear that seventy or eighty members have been tugging for the chance. Tubbs of Arizona worked like the very devil to head me off, but he didn’t have the in- Washington while I skim the continent. It’s not a warm day when your uncle gets left, an a _please re- member tlie fact. There’s some blood in the aud alit- ed heads perhaps in 20.—Jellison has invented a novel and ingenious rum punch. 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It is equal in quailty to « great RoW Host and you will not be decelvéd. ‘The genuine Ber ordered and @ liberal discount made from the retail | Rightin the height of a Busy Season we have many high-priced Patent Flours, whilst t can be Sails Thursday, April 13, May 20, hhas the “Three Seals" trade-mark and the word “Cap- | prices es marked these very low prices on the following arti- — Dought for considerable less money. We defy competi- Ralls Thareday” April So Sane 7k ane : = les, whieh are in continuous use, FRESOOING AND STAINED GLASS tors to bring forth any Flour supetior to CERES, | (jar ren A Salle Thureday, April 20 June R 14 1205 Pennsylvania Therefore scrutinize well the lst of bargain: STERLING, GILT-EDGE, RELIANCE or GOLDEN fale Thureday, Nay 13: due 1 = —— | ee —s sid, $0 wud FLOW: Interaiediave, Sd EVOLUTION TOG CHGIAL petal, Baio. wit Beran tae. fe. S HILL, and we tol sarared Spend mancaepee wae n i paris of rope at IN THE UNITED STATES TEA TRADE. Pestana ctebetere teas ae ah. wha Torehon Lage, 14s oan aa by al grocers. ‘ Se Coe — SUDUELOPAR, staiglent mod ton ned men a Suen Glee ‘Wholesale Depot, corner 1st st. and Indiana ava, iP oo. Swag Diewystom tn the world, ‘Classes forintng “huytion By caRPETa sel WM. M.GALT & CO. 9 Neato wtreet. Lenton, BLENDED TEAS THE TEAS OF THE FUTURE. | correspondence. Call for prospectus. “021 Fst. pronirisis uashinig; 1001 pas boi Messrs OTIS BIGELOW & CO. ep7-1w* | aching, {Fours Rughinss 10e. per box, —_ ST —= _ GUD Teh sttvet, Washington, Ms Te Bat ot toe caoal Bae Sere Tween ching, BGe, per yard. ocl-6m__615 FIFTEENTH ST. N. W. _ SEWING MACHINES, &e. ATLANTIC AND WEST LNDIA LINK. d Sci001 o mand Dra? . i = SE = — BARBOUR & HAMILTON, matic Artz algo private class in Yogilsa branches with | _ One lot of Jet Dassemtenterts Ona be. Many G N G N, HE SELPTHREADING NEW AMERICAN Cc Ww 7 ‘ es teuchers for French and Mathematica. apg-2w¢ | among these sold for Oe. and noue less than 15, oop News: oop INEws | SORE. “sapere D HARMING iter ‘Pours WHOLESALE GROCERS AND IMPORTERS, M's VAN DuZ pores 2% in. wide, 15c. per yard. Tt rans pertectiy al and polseiees, _ Stuaplicity British and dia Islands, da, d anperial and’ Mo nting. . a a dara ie highest degree. “No liies to oy ° ee emer rania avenne| soctina, ep2aw — Studlor ¥, MG A. Hal Worsted | $5 P06 16g Per yee ce read emir apne So ag-vine, Hieguat | SA DARRACOUTA, sling 1th apr, 2 YM . e, Sarees Soapical Rk a S. MORNCA, sailing April, Haye secured the Sole Agency for the District of SGCTION-IN-LATIN-GRERK ae | |i is, Bde- per yard. ROGAN'S INSTALLMENT Hethreading sbuttle holds more thread than aus | Stopping a dey or more at St. Kitts, Antigua, Marti pat SS2RUCTION IN LATIN, GREEK, MaTHe So ta. wide, $1.46 per yard. Gnogars INeT. minnnad Giller. “A cifid can tearn to operate onthe No. 7 in | niguetinfinses, hemor an Sk eats Am wo Columbia for the sale of a prrgsios ane uate, Dy; Seek FASEB ER, aa ear 1 five m.nutes. Call at office and see indorsements of ed pawscuger accoNUMOEdation, ELerl ll Service Lxatuiner. nis for examina iS 250. sing the Stic — mee CARLTON’S ENGLISH BLENDED TEAS. prenarca, “AppIy for circulars ‘and information, 433 Some ene 7 at LOOLE TURRET DOE Oren | ee Resecae ak, adele Caen on enees | ena, ea eet mAYCHArT @ ¢ Never, perhaps, in the history of the tea trade has | Fea aor mse I EN geno asin Soa ocala DUBE Goel ee sO mec aA Ne eR and Hate Saeko. | eiOetushom "140 Varta New Yor dtotece ota ay, Rllowed the introduction of a new | "Tis now forming new clmsee in french German | Gloves, Uebunon Unite ote ee because they bave not got the cash wo spare, New Automatic, New Domestic, New Singer ahd RAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY Aletetic article as in the case of these celebrated blends, | and Spanish. Apply to prielpal, Le DUM ALN E030. other standard machines at bottom prices. No drum Butwaan New Yoke any Havun, which, within the short space of one year, have been | St 8 in. wide All-silk Sash Ribbon, 50c. per yard. ‘We are determined to knock tie bottom out of high | inere.“Hepairin FO pelea PE a fier, Nov a2 North liver, foot of Morton supplied to every leading hotel 1n Philadelphia, New | G(PENCERIAN B prices, = Canada, Padel, Wednesday, Apri York, Boston and ‘New: Orleans, and by them pro- and D sts. n.w. Spring sessions. A practica! busi- Seven different styles METAL BUCKLES, 13c, K. a re) A: van jor Derler & Hautesive Woasecdey ‘ape 2, nounced vastly superior to any straight teas they had | Hee cducutlon that qualifies young cieh anid women Shite eee wo Or Ar habe . been accustomed to use. heave Guties of itm “thorongh inrveton gives in | Bazeains to (One lot slighty solied Colored Rordered, The Light Running Siient New Home Sewing | Ti Wermalu, Hover, Wednesday, April 25, 1 p.m. Write to BARBOUR & HAMILTON for test id Writing, the nglish Language, Correspon- | Chief” only Se- 482. Black bordered only wee “- Machine, the latest, simplest, easiest operated, best | Chacha vate acinus Mas . monials, Give these teas a trial, aud you will never , Rapid Calculations, BookKeeplig, Isustuess Sennen Ae Ter ACA Se ROUCUS SOND as aie iaatee Ubiguing Permentona at coer | ee eatiantique of Paria, LOGS Die Bae Use any other mibG-stuyih,amade | Eracice, Commercial aw, Pollcal Fosiouy: Ste-| @oe, AND-BAGSnow 37. machion. We lite cil fom, ove aod | BlaN agin Nera ivmiltg crea, Kot Toe z AvhuP corps of teachers. 1h SEWING SILK VEILING, 250 per yard. WHERE FOR CASE. all to examine thls ‘msohive and ‘ove the Seaetneaeet a pn W: ui pat MREUSaRA AL SPENC a ‘ wide range of Work that can be produced, We will | Washington, D.c, net & Linney, Cat jel oe dc INITIAL WRITING PAPER, 25c. | 44 we make thisextraordinary offer that customers | send one to your house {or trial free of charge. ems can make thelr own terms In regard to payments, S$ OFFENULIMEN & BUD, COR. ST. AN NI ve - 528 street n.w. uilaing. erate eng CORK AYE rp BERLTTZ scHOOL oF LaNGvAGES SPECIAL OFFERING IN JERSEYS. Come and see the largest store in the United Staten. | 41 vinds of machines sented and pepaived, a ALL Wagad tia prison ctr che’ Having closed out the entire lot of large Eastern | Jeet roms en Neen ADS MOS Varied sock lose | = SFr ENT WHITE Is THE EST AND Cm E other & een a ‘ Seer ALLEL, ‘Trial jessons free. New terms begin wage: Manufacturer of Jerseys cuubles Us to sell Sou See A most complete Sewing Machine; has more points ary PS AOUS ABUT Eon at celock, cor | ereeye North $1.50. Come after you bave posted yourselves on prices | inds ite own botoins! pula on tis Gwu bent Kiaest Us. MAGNIV MILL WORK OF ALL KINDS ‘By Prof. PrERRar, of Baltimore. 'mb6 ie y sepeere Roch 75 | fibre ‘and terms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you that | Capinet work: lock ‘The White Automatic is = IS EPEC T A. gle thread machin Trains leave Washingion 2. os 134 ‘at prices you can afford. Also t 1.25, | Jerseys we p25. | $1.2 ;ROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE, . ih dH sireets, ay follow O26 [Jereega worth gabe) ® @ -} New Households, $10 jess than list All kinds ‘and #5 street i AND HARDWARPOF ALL KINDS. = aay sy > 5 For Pittsburg aud the Westy Chleako Limited Express Miinctatter the truo italian methods Chase aed (THE OLD RINK), - Fe SCENTS gf alace Sleeping Carsat toy 4M anil ast 4 : EF 7 Line, G20 A.M dally to Cluciuuadl aiid St Moder alusic, good German, French ahd italan'ty | Gents Full Regular Made Unbleached BALBRIG- | | soli Ava: 3. B RICHMOND, Mauage . Fy And as you see our Yard and Warerooms are ahandy | #nsurpassed methods. 12100 st. n.W.wha8” | GAN HOSE, 16e NEW YO! BETWEEN 13TH hatardage tb Place to get anythinx you want inthe building line SCHEEL, ORGANIST, TEACHER OF PIANO | Remnant Jnsook, 8c., worth 12%¢. AND 14TH STREETS N. W., FINANCIAL ‘iicagee and you avold the trouble of running about to make | & » aad-VOCAt, MUSIC. -Pardcolar atendon ie ve | PeMRAN (Striped Nainsook, Se. worth 1Ptye : FINANC hs rat. erent ly, “ chases of vari i InBers. ne well ag those wishing to be queued for | White | Check Nainsook, L2i,t wortir doe. Is the place you were looking for. Come and be con Se with Bleeping Cars: Wasbinctor to Chicago tom are seo Meseeberrites eH ar ae vertormers and Readers. Terms easy. 7 i2thsto. | Goods, (Plain Nalusook, 12ig¢., warth 20e. Yinced that what we say are facts and notrembug. We Ges PRO D at Harrisburg with Wester Express, with n ing wwery- | w: ps0) 0th = ener wisville and St toute. ee eee eer ete Coe " HARRY © TOWERS & CO., os Stee thing, besides furnishing first-class material, and pro- JPRENCH LESSONS, THE QUICKEST. EASIEST | ew shades Doublewidth BOUCLE DRESS Goons | “PS come sud make your own terms—at BROKERS. and the Went with Harrisburg 06 ee Frarevia et enceapyitan, Poe ROGER | oda, na CSREES Ser Ae ie eal eee etc a FRENCH LANGUAGE. 19141 stu fedme AOE STRIPED SREESUCKEES, 1340 per yar, Boards of Trade of Chicago, New Yorkand other |», BALTIMOKE AND, POTOMAC RAILROAD WILLET & LIBBEY, rs CHOO}, OF FHONOGRAPEY. ro % Josr Recerven, Jurge markets—for cash or ov margin. 10s PR dats except Sanday, with flee ci Ty PE ING. Onekal sermernes : : Gare Washington to ikocnester Lomber, Sash, Doors, Blinds and Hardware Mer- SCHOOL OF ‘ROORREEEING. er f Que ior Ze, worth 106. A CAB LOAD OF OUR mh26-1m, eth For Wiblaniapa id Elmira, at 0.50 N ib me lot, Se, Worth 12 ate chants, All ghorthand Books and Suppiieg Embrolderies./ O86 ot ae oe Tae IMITATION MAUOGANY CHAMBER SUITES | Pursce QW urrerx, 00 and 1.00 Ae mb31 Cor. 6th street and New Yorkave. n.w. | _n16 624 H STREET N.W. oe ete een BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS, STOCK BROKERS, = er iVATE 1 IN BOOKKEEPING, | CRAZY CLOTH in Figured and Plain. These goods 64 Brosdway, | xew York, “xpress inn Parlor Care, Mathematics, Penmanship, snd in ail Knglish’ | will retain their crinkled appearance even after long ‘which we are selling at $20.76, 30 1509 ees caun | Sem pend ea a Heavevanrers For Tue Pans ee ao, er ae BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED PRIVATE STOCK TELKUKAPH WL For Brookiyn, 8.4. all Uiromg Uainn counect ab ‘ CELEBRATED WHITNEY Bay coact Es, | iG RENCE Giasens FOR BUGIS patterns» CANVAS CLOTHS ina desitablelineot | Capers AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS WasaiNoTON, RALTINORE: PHILADELPHIA in aire tama to el aioe F ners and advanced puplis now. form! : ae rS Ao BICYCLES, TRICYCLES and VELOCIPEDES, | 17thst, between Kt and Hsia. Also, mofuing ead | spring Shades Ladies! LISLE GLOVES, 250 ae AT COST PRICES. (Seng wh For Puadelpns, Tb, B00 and L100" A. M cea a z Adenine Ro tinio: eee , set ye ince Sa Oe 100b ee tee Ee te 4 BOYS' WAGONS and WHEELBARROWS. ao bs M «| 4:80 p. Parisian datiow, Rractical and | Our stock of Spring and Summer DRESS GOODS W. H. HOFER Marna © Eyak BA00'A. 4. 2200, 4:20, 6:00, 1000, mad Lhe20. . Largest Toy and Fancy Goods House in Washington. | original system. MLLE: UDTOMME fea | , QUE Stock of Spring op pee SI Bs qieany Hy Boner Sashingign, pic Se ihaltea xp a0 A Bes and SLO 8M DOLLS : is SHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIG 801 Space. TULIAM 1 Teaviths, Spee ; except 5 DOLLS A. SPECIALTY “W ASHEROEGS, CONBERVATOUY OF MUSIC | "ov sau orateize roping and tammer wea. po cei ee ee | eee Pee Sot eoesavaniagee 0. SULLA RD Daten” = PIANOS AND ORGANS, _| "ix u. vopox, resident Partner. Bigs, and 11 o E ri CHRISTIAN RUPPERT, ja2-ame a = —— _ e000, 7H, tomb, 3 a ee BS = . notations of Stocks and Bonds and information re | 11:20 M- snip taught bye stenographer and protasor.ateen | AA XN §. EL COUABE, GHAND sad UPRIGHT & Se eS ‘Excha ‘excipt Sunday. Peaperiente, ‘Mondays, Wednesday, "88, early new, all fully ted, avers bees sopeshes pomp For Annapolis, 725 A.M. 12:05 and 4:27 P. a L B dase, oi duck ptm Tie Columbian Cotter fu 244 BAN Sss8 For sale trom $5 10 $10 per month Sorders ex : auliy. anceps Sunday Bobdaye, Vino. maui J>neap School. 1335 1 st. n.w. qezlame a P.M.” ~ 2 ‘ Resi 80D, Hines a Gezl-4me apl0-1m a ; ; ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL 4 PURE MALT FXTRACE. bate aod Series caamiice of be wee ee BBB U U RRR «GG #H BR ‘ALLET & DAVIS’ PIANOS, NEW STYLES OF a ~ WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING: id certified examiner of the New Engiang Fader ——- : Fossesses the highest merit. Itts manufacture ¢from | Conservatory. Plano technique, harmony and voice BoUU So Ban {bese Celebrated Pianos Just recel All double ANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE TON RalLROAD, the ‘choicest’ materials, aud combiues the mosepala: | culture, 1012 10m st h.w res os PS EY EM Gog HUH | sumed new roveating Action. Low prices” an of two of Du. BROTHERS Invigorating CF | por Alexandria, 0:00. 7205.02, 1101 and 11:85 A. ating Sod wnosanne eee en the NYO PRIVATE Eessons IN ALL GRADES oF Bs UT RB GGG HOH | BrL'suMNaR'ia Ghatge S11 Sth ste hw. aplo™ | OM, Will cure any cane of nervous debility and low Bunday mond ooh 1D a Mae eae se pon Suen hcs ater tx | siudy; teedulte contidential: prepares for college & E ‘aprO-dme | poy Hicmnaond andthe’ South, O00, 101 A aaa it true tonicand delight fil beverage alike dene. | Apap, ot Polit al exanstnattog B. “ ae TONGS aD ‘a : : . able for invalids aad perce ee graeG, alike deste, | “TVPINSTITUTE, aw. corner Sth end Kete nw, cy RRR, (00 ECKER JDRos,, MSE.DE FORST, LONG ESTABLISHED 4: 00. 600, Upon tral Yo bewpictsaat und complete substuatetor | 2! homes Acar ee one “fe Boe Rett 8 8 FISCHER, ESTEY, atber residence, 1245 Ribst wer Ollce hours froek 0, 7:9 and for dellcaroorinks; most of which are tuo stimulating | Evening Classes, $3 and $5 amonin >" AGS ate HP EOE OP- - . 21 eyauee 109 p.m. with Ladies only. aplo-s7te : ps Monday Is the beverage “Par Excellence” for nui =< Yort3 Pa. mothers, ‘ci ‘abundance of rae LEON, THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND | rycyeis aid information af the office, northeast cor- ‘ Strengthens and invigorates the entire yatem.” __GENTLEMEN’S GOODS, PSL eS ae, ESTEY ORGANS. only rellable Ladies’ Physician tn the city. can | ner of 18th street and Pennsylvania inven at . York, sages Lane aay Arsh eniee sacha IEE OE 9p 420-422-424-426 7th at. Sold on easy installments, ented, old instruments | be consulied ally, 404 Calvo Stgand whist om. | the ution, Whire orders cube eft for tech heck table ‘beverage, and a wholewme invigstasng tone | FOLLERY's, 1112 F Srrren} a 4 taken in exchange, tuning aud repairing. Jeon conndentisl ‘Reparase rooms for ladies. | °! ne ta Jt palatable to the taste, and of easy aasiiullution.” | ~ We lave opened a compicte ine ot Serasonante Dry Goons. SANDERS & STAYMAN, Ofticealways open. apo-irs Geberal Mahager, General Passenger agent oe Tank 1; James ii Do MD. Bt Louls, after analy. sists) 5S SUMMER UNDERWEAR, | z — Garvis Butler in charge), ~ as: roettage of siconot ite elferver | cousisting of French, Balbriggan Gauzo wid Sum-| EW SPRINGDRESS GOODS, 210, 12% 18, 250. General MME, SELDEN, 1921 19TH ST. Now. | > cerice, its delightful taste aud odor, all: combine to © Merfuo. Gauze Shirts ant’ Drawers forge cum, | NE b : Mauagers, AND MME. A ALTIMORE AND OMIO RAILROAD. Cotsuiwnd Sicholuon's Atait: Saucer as beings tuosi | Senn Deewera Soe sane aoe VeaweRs ESE aaull: | Sein maicOn, Boe, 994 F st n.w., Washington. Estaflished 1855. Special treatment for indies: | J} Poutlshing beverage, and the best article of the sort | hirts and Drawers at $1 each, orgl.7oanuit a | Ladica’ FLANNEL SUITING in spring weights,25e. hat has ever come Under iny examination’? lable; advice tree and cont aes 15 N. Charles st., Baltimore. apb-im_ | Temedies prompt and reliable; savi 2p6-ws, | Schedule effect SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13tn, 1885, wter term, tll the maiscroscopical fungold may not) be to the professional always puzzling to a layman. diseages—old-tashioned —fever-and-ague—these pot hetical spores (if not artfully killed medic ly in the nick of time) will sprout. uj tke their method in scarlet fever, dip\ bah uni ele, and ha miserable vietim a suffexer 101 Ubrough life, like the erable people who make s ance at the doors of the! and southern states. Wh: of “malaria” should beha’ in “mi aid to eifloresce, and shed its here appears one of’ the seeming wever clear they may (or bysician, alarial” anew, theria, ‘another run—thus ‘keeping the © years, itmay be tens of thousands of mis uch a disinal appear- cabins In the western y these alleged spores ve tn this way, while those of other diseases don’t is one of the co- nun mudruins that few, outside of “the professio have ever solved. ibe. disease, whatever it Is, has bee usto N ing in other and totally separated and in Massachusetts. People it the drawing rooms of families who twenty years Wo Would fave adborred the idea of entertain- sug & professional glare. There are stages stables, in back parlors, and in couservatories all over New York, and the rage for everything ds im wel makes a 9 ew England “since the war, "gud n ereeping ‘appear- in localities where its presence never was known before. Since the days of Geor; ingtom hothing seems to have been it in Connecticut, for instance, until some time im about the last twenty-five years. It was not unl some years afler the war that it began to spread over Jarge parts of the state—mov: ing io & sporadic and highly eccentric way, leaping over large arcas of twenty miles, and appearing Wash- ‘own of localities, here have been in- clined in every instance to attribute its ‘uce to some local cause—some defect in drain. ppear- age, some neighboring pond or marsh; but Ube’ truth secims to be that its cau While fs no doubt 1m the air, is nevertheless: largely generic. It visits the tops of - the uire hills as well as the levels of the Con- cticut Valley. A little pampble uue, “The Epidemic of M: Southwestern New England,” wold, of Rocky Hill, traces’ the disorder in Connecticut, and in chusetts and Rhode Isiand. Il this state In the last centur; seventy years down to the outb: war it seems to have been unk: ders. It came, mostly after the war, bi itseifover the state in the most eccentric way. it appeared in Sprii 1570, when bo case exisied In this the valley toa point below Hartiord. Marlboro, Mass., @ distance of forty iniles suuth. eared. It ls now apparently d siowly. cision of the sapreme court. 2 | what the decision 1s,” he says: “all reas th and to do that Ls another that is dramatic goes on among ladies aud gen | hardon the jury.—Mucon ft, bearing the fal’ Diseases In by Dr. B. Grie- ‘course of this parts of Mapua was know in ; but for about Freak of the etvil nown {n our bor- but spread » Partial, ingiield in state down At New it appeared in 1874, when for it bad not ap- isappearing— A Macon lawyer declares that he shat the bar without eagles don’t care I ‘one will d ry a 5 ble. Cail or Write, De full regular made French Balbriggan Shirt and | SILK and WOOL COMBINATION SUITING,62&e. Sane: ee Sees LO ee unt Drawersat 1 bu : ae — DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, 8T. LOULS wool Undershigp at @l omch CA All une of'Eamy | ALL-WOOL COLORED CASHMERES, 60, "Over 15,000 told end uot m dissatisd Ree a ppesres Leave Washington from Station, corner of New Hostery. The latest style in Collars, Cuffs and N 86 ALL-WOOL FOULE, 50c. a ‘wonderful Self-play! he is the O1 Rateblished Rupes: Speciale, te shis | Jersey avensasd Casen. At wholesale by Paks Ai ghe lowent prices: 4 inige asortment of | | ALLWOOL BLACK CASHMERES, Gc, 0c, | Luncumente, sfezand rl omens coral cone of private | or Chicaey est} am. sd 1020, aly. Toe WM MUEHLEISEN, Order. $0. Shirts tourder is our spectanry. © SHIT % | O2uc., 75 Si ee eee Srerancaiin aod advice free st any boer duting the | Chicage arriving in, Pitisburgee 7.00 penn tnhons ‘upldy ELLERY S11 BLACK and COLORED SILKS, 76c., 85c., $1. Fine noe aie nacre Seale Orteee oy. ‘Subecribed ‘and sworn, me. Dr. ‘ai 255, ‘No extra fare is charged om oe Se eee MIGUEED BACAR re new Tops tifmoet and aks” | SHorwens SAMUEL Ce AIEL Las 8 Notary r fast time, FIGURED NAINSOOKS, beautiful styles,12%, 150, K ip and for the D. of C., this 34 day of July, 1885. For Cincinnati, Lodievie and St. Louls daily at DENTISTRY. PIKA, Oy, 8,10, 12,0 ‘OHN F, ELLIS & 00, aneame ‘ Patel Clespiog Care toabovepeime Simon teneee Miss Jurmr Corson Says, SS eS PLAID and STRIPED GINGHAMS, 10, 12%. ‘987 Penusylvanis ave; near 10th st, 1, MOTTS FRENCH POWDERS CURE Ar | ee oe sed trade to Cine ae STARR PARSONS, COR 9TH AND EN. CRINKER SEERSUCKERS, 12% 15¢, Urinary Diseases in 48 hours. | Nervous Debility, | Touis, arriving in Cincinnat! uext morning at em Im anarticle éntitied “Fumily Living 00 $500 a Year? Dice eqapecilty; glen, te care of toothache | 1 tnon TABLE DAMAGE, 20. 20, ST 600, The Oldest and Largest Minis House in 2G. | Organic Wenknen caused by, Indigorction, Polanows | S<"LGus ot pan No extra tare i charged ou this extracting. se 20, a as 4 ipa “Fuel for acooking Stove and two other fires, and | guiis, alleviates pain of extracting Gas given, “Uns | HUCK and DAMASK TOWELS, 12% ite PIANOS and ORGANS tor rent or Sold mM STANDIFOKDS, Se Cloud Pharmacy, Othand | RIO, fae te Uehte.would cost about $8 per month, provided LEE | J yi‘. M. TALBOTT, i aay Tem wr, | Beeyethl Siig in SATING 12,15, 205, ore nee hist, Music, Books” asd Atusicall Frets Price, 63. coved mnt. 50 | wt pm. daily to Pitisbare Cleveland and Delray » 5 doors tre mer ¥. ' Deni in ail LOT! : 20, Ni . PINAL CURE IN 10 | wit ng aOR were used in eties,” a ih, Uranches "tenth inserted $7 pet set wore Te See Sane “Gailend ae out glock before purchasing, Piikeand never returma Ro’ pores eee For Belmore cy week dayy 5,0:20,0:40, 720.820 = warrant SEYS) 9-91.25, $1.50, < oF a ‘ f ty UNDE! SHIRTS, 50c., $1. Telephone No 18. ‘Suppository. . y 540, 5:40, 6:40, 7:00, 8:25 and 11 an WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO = alates sent and Gaildvek's UNDERWEAR, | Welose st six pm. eee Freer adéresaing © 3. MASON, 78 Nemaueb, BY. | 5:30.) mds oe ee ts ses 4 ae. g 5-00. 0200, an 40, 640, 790 ANY PART OF WASHINGTON PROFESSIONAL. HAMBULG EMBROIDERY at reduced prices 997 Pennayivania ave, neas 10thst. "ADIES REQUIRING THE SERVICES OF Aw | sso atuupm.” OR GEORGETOWN— = SS CARPETS OIL CLOTHS SATTINGS. msm z tperiencad Female should consult | “Por shenandoah Valley Railroad aud points South, Cc? ce = ae Inloren ni a HOLLAN, ES with Patent Roller, = KS, SAE eed Park Place, 11th tet ee. daily, with P Sleeper, Washington to cmememneantd gilne, best promote health aud longevity" hence the | JOHNSON, GARNER & 00., TSIANO SALE AND RENT WaRERooms, | eet GHG For Annapolis, 6:40 and #:30 a.m.,and 12:10 and ss Ghoushnds that vise Die "WiTTRES ectauenceee SOL ore OE, W. ADIESPERNYROYAL. FILLS, “OHICHES- | 420 'pm. cn sunday SOR Sao Bushels for $2.50. 4316, Pennsylvania ave., Washington, and 11 North 636 Pennsylvania Avenue, Plano and Organ Tuning and Repairing Patan tar's Kogllsh.. Tt Sagllaky Make mp | For way mations beoween Wasblneton ig Maite COKE NOT CRUSHED— or Corns," Bunions, Diseased Nats ant aiser hes | apo South Side, Near 7th Street. | Specialty. Work warranted, diiter, ‘oF inclove 4c. (stamps) to us for are by | 40 Bushels for $2.90. ailments.’ 40th year of practice. $1 sitting. apo Se Sa Co. oa Gand 12:00 pm. For — Nb MMU, SELDEN, 1921 19TH STN, myenere __eaeminnbe | os Bw. ally, eX 26 Bushels for $2.00 Dibbstabtiated 186508 cola treaiment for nate: | Seana axv Suaner Dares Goons, RAKAUER AND GD. PRASES, SpA {CORDS, VITAL RESTORATIVE, OF THE a dai 44 da . Fee Gential; terms feasouable, Call Ur Write,” ang-fou AT 808 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUEJ restonsbl price Pianos. Pent, cuning SIGESMOND'S leuna Eradicator, for wale" at & Send itm at all aon oF exit WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, “ _ = ND HUSBAND, SUR- r a ee one of ie pert ines: of nee and | pair, at G. H. KU! 'S, 407 1 oo n ns hie 'S, Druggist, 454 Pena. on. on S —~ ea (ha om. A oa rama gAS 1Omareot | isle of toston Corus go eta No Detmutoligs, | to do since here in business, 5 EX ESE A BPR gee REE TO MEN—WHO SUFFER FROM NEE | Bondsy. vor Prederick, S40 aur ait wie ee - oautitul Nails makebeagtifulhands. Ofices1222 F | ype Je°¥e aide, of COMBINATION SUITINGS in all EE RENE A B Fi vous Debluty, Lost Vigor, Exhausted Vitality, 4c. sy coo Ho PRE 0g og ee NY Bain | OMESPUNS In Plain aid Mlxtares, 60 to $2.25 B. Sith scaled creatise and veuisnouiais, oH H H Ty Ze ADAME PAYN, per yard, saclegant Ite Fy Be Teoeipt of 10 cents in stamps. 8° Hall |. Gee eee ite: ay TI porter ay GEO CHIROPODIST, | aginch TRICOTS in Plain and Mixtures—Special = Sof AH Hi, HF ds sued | Pony abst ane Maseiciey sc gna | oR Piano Fonrza wnascosm EMS NET CT anq00MS 6 ANDO VERNON HOWE ETAMINES in all the new shades, only 6240. a #E DODD'E NERVINE. NO. 2A PERMANENT mrne ie bauce eck fq »,__ #45 Fennsyivanioave | Latest Novelties in SATIN STRIPE PONGEE | oxmquaLep IN TONE TOUCH, WORKMAN Gare ior Nervous, and Physical Debutty, Lows 5 MA. FRENCH, MAGNETIC HEALER | _A large lino of KORCHLIN’S FRENCH SATINES, Aon a ey cor: ae Miron OEM goes | RUE ay eoane see Sen UST, negbttind ote ren Bt oe fr P aw. CAN eat mb2-tu,thsen os IN THE DISTRICE tomect ner many friendsand patrons." “hme | NEW FRENCH GINGHAMS in Plain and Stripes, | SECOND-HAND PIANOS AT ALL PRICES a ‘TUFTED ZEPHYRS—new lot Just received, PIANOS FOR RENT — ‘For sale by Dealers generally, or by the Ageat, SPECIALTIES. NEW BATISTE in Stripes and Figures, ‘WM. KNABE & 00, BR pres — ——— Another lot of CRINKLES in New Effects, pay Sp BS Bg (AML O PALMER | ])E AND MME SELDEN 1921 198i BT. NW. | | Large asortment of PLAIN DRESS GOODS, from WAREROOMB Fen Zoune. op, who are sullering fro Nervous remedies prompt and reliable: advice tree con aus iteie Goons m vari Balttmore—204-206 W. Baltimore Street, Deniigy, ser Vi tality, and those discanes of personal 1226 29th | N dential: rms Call or write.” apé-lw® ICON TRE 113 Fith A: Patera er est Street Nortiweet Fins FeNso Ue args neck GCl ERECT ot ntecetiss setoes! New York—113 Fifth Avenue. oe restoration to bealth, vigor MF, ROSS THE RELIABLE CLAIRVOYANT a Nes in PARASO! ‘WASHINGTON—S17 Market manhood guaranieed. Send aie BELT Co ee kum “> | MAARH iy arvana | oittnttes “mine Svi= ie Faiatove ana] _WAREIROTOR Seats epe | RS ber ilar Vast ua age ve an ny Years iu this city: all im iN ak: . 1, ssc Excnsox = 7 | Stouts gil setaicsion guareiveeh Ontes oat win lines of SPRING HOSTERY and UNDER- yuh s6000 NOW IN USE Has NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTED THAT Keeysroxs Matr Wausxev. tor itu, : EF, ey iy SH ‘DEAFNESS Its causES AND CURE. BYONE consult Dr: BROT r. ‘Ka New goods arriving daily. A thoroughly first-ciaseund reliable planostamedium ee See Tales you can & L. HEMPSTONE, Eee. ‘mi7-imt no was deaf twenty-eight. years ‘attention. to ait Stans pecullat ve SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE, mont ofthe noted {specialise in wien tra f11-¢08m 803 Pennsylvania avenoe, Sait os and Organs ex poe a — oe aiagie. Aa treated, d since ‘and most complete music. STRICTLY PURE. Hundreds of others by same process,” si ample | Tax B; B. S 2 Dies CONSULTING MME DR DINERS, ‘BEST \d successful home treatment Address." ae Drance Darmmore Sarmr ky SBERRACE, ADI "PRREROns he yrcer, Ms tuhsisw LS PAGK. 128 East Biker N.Y Chty FACTORY, See wR ‘Lreguiar steduaie from barin France. will reoatvs Skillful confidential treatment, 67 west PILES—DR. MUHLEMAN CURES PILES BY Yppstill selling the 7 Shirt (the old favorite) at | moo Managing Partner of the late firm of Ellis & Ca. Soth ec. New York, between Sth and th avenues Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and | 2 direct wresdment, without the use of knife, canatic | 7Oc. The Com Shirts a---=4 ure. Cure guaran a rf. 213 fast nw. trout to 6 pa. “Spiga Beware of Imitation, None genuine without the | imei 50 ectts exch see, Las ee Be Sota open face "giana ) Signarureof EISNER & MENDELSON, —_ | Distrests northwest Tyédowe™ | any number of pleats desired Periecr At ga Bole Agentstor the Uk Phila, Pas "8 CALF Mites once or Sa Prorih gar 8250 Stott Cromwell & Cay }w ike i schol sire Geld) ee Se Thn fF Tehineton ‘fbm.wat MEMORIAM.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Pinion and Amritan ‘Marble Monuments, and of he latest style the best of Bulah, i uow offered St RD & CO.’ Corner 21st st. and Pa Ave. Please call, inapect' aiid be oon He from 96 up.