Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1886, Page 6

THE PONTIFICAL ABLEGATE. A Sketeh of the Prelate Who Brings the Beretta to Cardinal Gibbons. The pontifical ablegate bearing the beretta for Cardinal Gibbons is Monsignor Straniero. His Christian names are Germano Benedetto Fran- cesco Paolo. He is a member ot one of the most aristocratic families in southern Italy. He was born in June, 1853, in Barletta, a city with 40,000 inhabitants. It fs the city where the afida of duel between the French and Italian knights was fought, the victory remaining with the latter. He studied at the Capraniea college in Rome. It ts @ nursery for pontifical diplo- mats. The nuncios at Paris, Vienna, Lisbon and Madrid were ail educated there, some ot them being Monsignor Straniero’s schoolmates. He got his doctor's cap in ufroque jure at the ‘Apoltinare sem Capranica_ eullege having 1 ~ors. He afterward ur years in the Accad- American | prelate, ‘@ pupil at this rades there were r of an Italian general, and now @ bishop in Pie ad Marquis Bisleti and arquis Campori, both private secretaries to ne pope. Camnporl, by the way, Is brother of & son-in-law of the Italian minister of war, Mgr. Straniero was attached to the Segreterta @i Stato for four years with Mgr. Rampolia, Nuneio at Madri m there he was sent td Vienna ned five years as ai an boo o Mgr. Vannuitelli, the Nuncio. nt to Gallicia to repre- sent the Nuncio among the Greek G priests. He acquitted it very creditably. he mons! at the imperial court aad n aristocracy. He . English and German, and was He is ap ex- ert musician ata master of the piano, the Brean, and the ha im. He is now in’ the Bioom of life, Hisscatare is small, but he bas a Temarkable head, fine dark eyes, and an intel- Jeetual east of countenance. You could not mee: him without asking, “Who is he?” He is | 83 years old. He has wany triends in Bulti- more. His selection for this pleasant mission is probably a reward for bis steady labors in | Vienua and Rome. On his return he will most | likely be promoted, He will probably make an | extensive tour of the United States, He will surely impress those he meets, and the pope will be praised for bis appointment, | "Phe monsiznor is accompauied by the young | Count Muccivla, a noble guard, 25 years old. | The count isa Very delicate young man. He lives in Rome at the Borghese palace. He speaks Enzlish fuentiy,and has many friends in Amerie, A graceiul and talented young entleman, he is In every Way a fit companion | jor Mgr. Straniero. Before the monsignor and the count left | Rome his holiness told them that he conterred | upon them the great honor of representing the Pope before the American people, a grand | Christian race living in a generous and power- ful country, where «atholics were devoted to their ebarch and Protestants were just in their dealings with them. —— Lovers in a Creek. AX ELOPING COUPLE NEARLY DROWNED. A telegram irom Richmond, Va., June 19, says: Inteilizence was received here to-day that @ young lady and gentleman, living near the Red Sulphur Springs, and whose names are omitted on account of their families, eloped frou the house ofthe lady's parents for the pur | e of getting married. The flying pair were | Yoo buggy, and. made good. time until Ind creek was ‘react The ereek was very high, but an attempt was made to ford it, when mid: | way of the stream the vehicle was Washed over | and the occu wn in the water, They | lodged against a broken tree in the mid-| die of the creek. young man caught the lady as the rushing “waters were | carrying ber down and field her. For-| tunately, Just at the root of the sufficient toothold for the young so that the water only came u| but on either side of him it was too deep aud {too strong tor him to venture to shore. He he rms for two hours before they were dis- covered. The position was made niore ant by the sun pouring its rays upon them. Fortunately, when the buggy was overturned, an umbrella was thrown in reach of the young man, and he managed to open and hold it over the lady. Novel as was the catastrophe, the Fescue waseven more the risk was. g nd the imperiled lady an ‘on to the animat’s tail and ‘Were brouzht back safely. The tether caught with the pair at the creek, and the wedding ot take place. —o—_———_ | ‘The French Princes Who Are to be| Exiled. From the London Telegraph. Tue members of the house of Bonaparte af fected immediately or prospectively by the vote Of the French chamber are: Prince Nzpoleon and his wife, Princess Ciothilde of Save: ad their children—Prince ‘Victor, Prince Louis and Princess Marie. Priucess Mathilde (Princess de San Donato.) Prince Ro: 1 arte, son of the late Prince Pierre Bonaparte. OF the house ot France (Orleans—Bourbon): Priuce Puilippe (Comte de Paris) and wile, Princess Isabelle de Montpen: ren—Princess Amelie (Crown Pr ai), Priuee Philippe (Duke d’Ori Fielene, Princess Prince Fer Prinee Robert (Due de Chartres) and his wife, Princess Francoise de Joinville, and children} — Heuri, Princess Marguerite, Prince | jean. | Prinee Louis (Due de Nemours) and his wife, | Princess Victoriue de Saxe-Coburg et Gotha, | and ebildren. | Prince Ferdinand Phillippe (Due d’Alencon), his wile, Princess Sophiaot Bavaria, and chil drea; Princess Louise, Prince Emmanuel, Prin- cose Marguerite (Princess Czartoryski), Princess neue. Prince Francols (Prince de Joinville), his wife, Princess Francois of Brazil, and children. Prin- ¢ess Francoise (Duchess de Chartres), Prince Pierre (Duc de Penthievre). Frines Henri (Due d’ Aumale). ches of the Bourbon family are ent in Franc It is believed that, in the event of the Orleans Princes being compelied to quit France, the Comte de Pu ain taki up his residence al weil Known mansions at Twiekenbam. Se: in the neigborhived have aiready been placed ‘at his disposal. ‘Tue Comte de Pari House, where which’ is new Hon. formerly oceupied York Amelie was born, and possession of the ight Grant-Dutt, rot Madras, gE in Their Steep. A YALE JUNIOR AND SENIOR IN A FIT oF SOMNAMBULISM, A New Haven special June 21st says: Clar- enee G. Morse, of Chicago, Yale 87, narrowly escaped death while walking in his sleep early this moruing. His sitting room looks out on the campus and is on the fourth floor. Before inand. | | lo retiring he removed the sashes of one of the windows. Within reaching distance of this Window astoue water pipe runs frum the roof to the ground. He climLed out of the window While under the impression that some one was | chasing him, and thinks that he succeeded In Jetting hin a by the pipe until he ot withi feet of the ground | Phen he mest have slipped and tumbled the Test of the way he says, he it by somebody w. on the top floor. He was not yet awake. door of his room was locked, and with un being chased ‘The | ral strength he burst it in. Afler stagger: | jug around a uazed condition tor a | few mei he awoke and discovered himself in a most pitiable condition. | 32 ‘The end of his nose was bent, one of his wrists Was struiued, his lips were cui, one side of his face was bi: his legs were all bruived and his hands were skinned. A phy- ciam wie 4 to attend him found bis i miul, but not serious, Morse Is treasc busy buying articies for t In addition { bis prepat tions ior examination he has pub- lished « di, hology and geology for s. His talents and ed hum an election About tise row an escap 8 Mills Day, of Hartiord, a member of the senior class aud a member of Skull aod Bones, was discovered the window He imagined that ming aud Was about to dive on to the tw his room-mate pulled him bis room. Unlike Morse, Day bas a @somnaimbulist, see Atremrr To Bare a Jupue.—Indge Nott snnouuced tu the Albany county, N. \., court esterday that he had beea approaciied by riutendeat McEwen, of the Albany pent tentiary, with au offer of fiity dollars apiece for ack long-term prisoner sent to that tostitu- tion. This attempt at bribery hes created @ profound sensation at Albany. +e RoLLEp From His Bep Axp Was Krnzxp. Mr. Fraak Ligon, a weli-koown grocer, oi Rieh- mond, Va, bas been in the aabitor making a paliev‘on “his porch hot nights und’ sleeping there. Mouday night the rain caused bliin to rouse suddenly, and he fell off to the ground, recetving inj from whieh he died yester- —se0—___ Sire oF THE RictoxD Moxcmest To LEE. The board of managers of the propased mouu- Ment to Gen. Robert E. Lee in Ricumond have who has feet square for the pose, @ud other property owuers in. the Fietutty have agreed 0 zive us mucb ground as may be Wanted. This sic Is on the western suburbs of the city, and is in a most fashionable quarter, at the weld of the prineipal drive and near tbe Confederate Soldiers’ Home. It ix Propesed to make the monument the enter oF @ handsome square, which wiil be known as the Lee squa The work of obtaining @ jury in Caicago fo the trie! of the anarehists is in progress, ‘An ecclesiastica! convention represeating the Lutheran synod in Virginia, Nocth Careliua, South Carolina, Mississippl aud Ten’ Bemee is in session at Hoanoke, Va. ‘ion Seema sd WL eons Sangre vention nomina’ 3 we that he will decline, Egreed to deed. forty truck the ground, | ne rushed back to his room | tae | | | rot the navy, and has been | W.W. Dudiey. President. | Smart Alecks. From the Detroit Free Press. There is to be found in every community, ong every class, a superserviceable few so smart In their own conceit, that to appear wiser than their fellows they adopt the rule to believe nothing that is said, and agree with no one in ‘Qnything they do. Among the thousand things which they deprecate in business it is a special fashion, where their ignorance is most conspi- cuous, to criticise adversely all advertised arti- cies. They “spread themselves” on these as thelr « torte.” The compass of their wisdom is this: that because an article is exten- sivel; ivertised it must necessarily bea fraud; for, as uey say, it it was nota fraud the pro- Prietors could’ not afford tospend such enor- mous sums in making their wares known to the pubiie, The absurdity of such a pretense Prltbe bost illustrated by @ conversation which .¢ writer had a few days ago, with a member Of a large concern, in which this very question Was discussed, “Why,” said the atleman, “take our own case, for’ instance: We are spending two bup- dred and flity thousand dollars ‘@yearin ing our goods betore the trade and public. is it reasonable to suppose that we earn ee this amount of mouey, or risk It, in advertisi: &® worthless article, without merit of any kim when by the mere outlay of $1,000, or less, wé conid buy the best reach jon or formula? No, sir, you can depend upon It, there is not an ar: ticle on the market to-day which bas stood the test of years and is in general use that haso’t an undisputed value and intrinsic virtue. Ad- Vertising serves to introduce and make known such an article, and supersedes theemploy ment fa how: of expensive ‘agenis and. ceuvansery which # business not vertised employs, an‘ which is another way of spending money for this purpose. But ‘advertising docs the work most eflectively and prompuy, “My long experience and observation,” he continued, as been that a person trying an article that bas no merit, upon the strength of nowsbaper, advertising, ‘and talking against such an article, can do more harm than col- umn of advertising in Its favor. On the con- trary, a good opinion expressed in like manner, from ‘oue to another,on an article that has merit, Is the best form of advertising, Hence, au advertised article inust bave merit to begin with, and upon the strength of its virtues news paper advertising ean subdue prejudice and atd in forming good opinions, which, repeated in manitold Ways, spreads the popularity and etfects the sule Of & good article. “In the past tour months we Have received over 3,000 unsolicited testimonials unquall- fiedly endorsing the merits ot our specialty, Duity’s pure mait whiskey, all of whieh are on fle among the most valuable records ‘ot our house and open to the inspection of any one interested—and out of this entire number fully 2,600 of the writers state that they were in- duced to take it upon the recommendation of friends who had also tried it, and only 500 who had taken it on the strength of the newspaper notices alone. Yet,” said the geutieman, as he Walked away, “we are, provauly doing the argest newspaper advertising in this country.” Waar Clothing. Where? Corner 10th and F streets, Who? Oak Hall. What kind? The Best Qualities How much? THE VERY LOWEST PRICES, sSRERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $1.60, worth $252 8SUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $2.25, worth | SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, at $2.75, worth SEERSUCKER NORFOLK COATS and VESTS, at ‘$3, worth $5. FANCY PATTERNS IN MOHAIR COATS and VESTS, at $3.75. worth $6. KE COATS, trom $3.50 up. A ial line of BLACK ALPACA and DRAP D'ETE COATSand VESTS, trom $1.25 up. WHITE VESTS, immense line, from 75e. up. ODD PANTS, 1,000 pairs, trom $1.25 up. GOOD BUSINESS SUITS, at 96.50, worth $10. | gAbt-WOor Cassi ER SUInS, at 87.50, worth A fine ALL-WOOL CHEVIOT SUIT, made up in first-class style, a $910, cannot be matched under $15. A GOOD FLANNEL SUIT, ai $7.60, worth $10. A fasi-color FLANNEL SUIT, at $8.50, worth $12. A fine YACHT CLOTH, at $12, worth $16.50. 4-but ton CUTAWAY aud SACK SUITS, in Black, Brown amd Blue, at $10, worth $15. PRINCE ALBERT SUITS, at $15, worth $25. NORFOLK JACKETS, at $3.50, §5, $7.50, cannot de equalied for less than SU cents advaiice. For Boys, 4to 13.—A full line of PLALN and NOR- FOLK SUITS, from $2.50 up: bargainr, SHIRT WalSTS must be closed out ut once, and 35, 50, 76 ,Ue. and $1 will do it. For Boys, 13 to 1R—A beautiful stock of SUITS DD PANTS, SEERSUCKER COATS and VESTS, Stpriocsentsheory Dall ‘Our Motto—No trouble to show goods at OAK HALL CORNER 10TH AND F STREETS. Jes Swers Srscirc Is nature's own remedy, made from roots gathered from the forests orGeorgia. The method by which it Is made was obtained bya balfbreed from the Creek Indians who inhabited @ certain portion ot Georzia, which was communicated to one ofthe early settlers, and thus the formula has been handed down to the present day. The demand has been grad- wally Inereasing until # $100,000 laboratory is now necessary to supply the trade A foreign demand has been created, and enlarged facilities will be necessary to meet it, This great VEGETABLE BLOOD PURIFIER CURES ~y CANCER, CATARRH, SCROFULA, ECZEMA, ULCERS, RHEUMATISM, BLOOD TALNT, hereditary of otherwise, without the use of Mercury or Potash, Books on “Contagious Blood Poison” and on “Blood and Skin Diseases,” mailed free. For sale by all druggists THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. | Wx. Lassows HAIR-ELIXIR. Undoubtedly the best means for the preservation of the Hair, Recommended by the most renowned physicians. Positively harmless, made of vegetable matter only ‘and wholly free from any metallic ingredient. Sold by all the principal Chemists and Wholesale Druggiste. my2¢-was3m "Tuer is xormrne scnpnrsixe im the fct that Benson's Capeme Plasters are widely imitated; that cheap and worthless pias ters with names of similar sound and similar ap- pearance in type are freely offered for sale. Articies of great and original mer.t always have to compete with trashy imitations. But as they become known they die out through deserved negiect. Meanwhile’ Public against the so-called “ are made to sell on the reputation of Benson's. When Fehasing ask for Besson's, deal with respectable ‘ouly and you caunot be deceived. ihe gen- uine has the “Three Seals” trademark on the eoth ‘aud the word “Capeine” cut in the center, ki Tue Noartoxat Morvat Lie ASSOCIATION, OFFICE 1420 F 8t John it Magruder, VE, Sonik: lisail secretary. Frank J. Tibbits, Geo. Man, Z FOR A POLICY OF $1,000, Admission fee and medical examination, $5.00. A receip. will be given in full fur five assessments paid in advance for ote year's ineuranes, as follows: Dr. RALPH WALSH, Medical Atage E ~ cabiame i s ae a a 3 , 12 560 3 46, 12 9 i 5a = bo 32 45, 4 Bw 49, 4 & 860 50, 15 00 = 38 & #88 F 92 20 e sb 8 88 = #8 & (8s 41, lle iy 3600 a2 11 wo oo, 38 Ou ‘With reference to purchasing READY-MADE CLOTHING 1s somewhat divided. Some goto one place and some to another to Diy, and it will always bese: bus you will hear it expressed on all sides that if a person asks another where to produce good and reilable clothing, ready made of made to order, our house is the Girst one mentioned to buy—becaase its seuerally Known that we manufacture the best that can be produced and carry e large awortment from the finest in quality tp the lowest in price, It ts noediess to sell and at what BOY, OF OUR. ~ EDUCATIONAL. DRY GOODS. ILL GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE N: D. L. - to fe @ crayon rait in 15, peas EW ‘ENTELLE iAINES, rye saving weceary. 2. W. ae SEATON PERRY, (@UCCESSOR TO PERRY # BROTHER}, ‘HAS NOW OPEN BIS A} OF PENTEL CATR ES OR a4 sl ND 1D SUK. "HAND REVOLUTIONIZBD—SLOAN S BLS Tas imprese mort rapaand moet system in the forming. Tultion by cor- Te-pondence. Cali for prospectus. 921 Fst.0.W. Je HORTHAND—A FEW SCHOLARS TO COM- ete classes, ‘moruing, afternoon aud evening: every alternate day; $3 pér month, Ben Piimans | CHES WIDE system, Address bos 645, Post office. jel7-1we WHEN _ COMBI rH PHE EXERCISES OF WAVERLY SEMINARY | }7,4MINES SOMAHS | OR ot wil be resumed on SEPTEMBER 25ih withaful | Pa prac io. COMELS me teachers, THE DESIRABLE COLORA THE PRICES Jeleim MIS8 LIPSCOMB, Princtpel. RANGE FROM $1 10 @200 PER YARD THENEUM OF FRENCH LANGUAGE, 1314 Tat-rAicos Latin, Greek, Spotish, tallan, Gor @c.. by the most able teachers. Prot H. LAI |UK, "A.M... 0: Paris, Sorbonne. JelL-iint "fo lwrite & neat, rapid hand, without cramp or weariness. Learn to write short-hand on the Steno reph—easy to learn, aay to write, easy to read, and ite one for NEW_SPANISH AND GUIPI ADINES, FROM $8 TO NEW ENGLISH AND TW VIOTS AND FRENCH ALL-WOQOL SU. AND HAMIT CLOTHS “FOR TRA’ profitable employment in three months’ Os TE time Learn to, oper te the Type Writer.” Trained | NEW, WHITE AND CREAM ALL WOOL DB Sperstorsare indemhand. Insiracifoninthese branches | EABKICS KMBRACING ETAMINES, CAN. shiz treoagh the suminer monte moraing’ ane | VAS CLOTHS, SENOS -CHUDDAR “ALBA: Boon, und night, at the SPENCENIAN BUSINESS | this YACHT AND TENNIS (LOLS, LLEGE, coruer bh and D sts nw. Airy hails, | NOVEL’ LN TIN SHAWLS, ates of tuition. jelo™ | SEW, SILK, CHUDDA” AND” CASHMERE NEW EMBUOIDERED PARIS FICHUS AT LOW: \HE BEST AND CHEAPEST WAY TO LEARN ’ FRENCH OR GERMAN | spend summer agreeably at Piymouth, Masa ee Send for circulars to THR BERLIIZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES, EST PRICES, STYLES AND SIZER. Washinsto, (723 Lithest. nw. is fi ‘Which will be open all suinuier. Great reduction in| 4%27CLOSING PRIC:8 ON PARABOLA, rices for the summer. mys ASHINGTON CONSERVATORY 0} ‘St. Clond Building, cor. 9th 2 SEATON PERRY, Peasy Burpme, iF MUSIC, dF sts Seventeenth year Piano, Organ, Voice. Penn. Avenue, Corner 9th street, Cornet, a. Free advantages 0. BU Established 1840. Je10 HE THIRD SUMMER will open at ke Park, Mu.,JULY 1st, 1886. Board | Seong ake, pare, at TURN ES Aes, art) Winrre Groons Axo Camere Mrs. M. STE! AME RFs 904 M stu. rOR—Ge Penmarship, Bookkee ‘We will open on MONDAY a Job lot of White Goods Bi BROOS 12 and 15 cents, which have been selling at 20 and 25 cents, Some beautiful pattern See them ILLUSTRATED SCHOOL CATALOGUE, _/ early to get the best, pamphlet, showing engravings of differ- A 32. amy aut coleses and seniinaries, sey: roorns, artistic | (AIO fine assortment of New Patterns in | CRINKLES, at 12Ig¢. ndscapes of college grounds, with cost of sketching and engraving, wheules tor avertising purp: i engraving: whether tor auvertising purbs ew Styles in SATINES, at 3240 Also, {he best papers, sent Free on applications ns Sew Patterns in FRENCH SATINES, at 80, EvWIN ALDES | 85 and 37x Ee Gcreaat eh i | A fun tine of UNDERWEAR OSIERY . Nase A full line of UNDERWEAR and 11 a " je1e-wastm ow | popular prices. SW ENGLAN N*EVE We have decided to close out s lot of LACE The Largest and Best Equipped in the World—100 instructors, 2,005 students last year. Thorough in- struction in Vocal and Tustrumental Mu: and Organ Toning, Fine Arts, Oratory, Literature, French, German and Italiai ges, isnglish | Branches, Gysunastics, ete. 35 to $20; board and rooms with steam ‘tient and electric lig't, $43. t0 ‘Sper term. Fall Term bezins ~epzemver'®, 1886, r illustrated caieudar, with fi HAWLS and JACKETS at 260. on the dollar, and ave sold off quite a lot of them, Our whole stock at the very lowest prices, si hi JOHNSON & LUTTRELL, ‘718 Market Space Je19 T ‘wz Braxce Barrons Sumt gatien reopens etc” Circulars at 1224 12th st, FACTORY, may 29-1: "| Isstll selling the Msatery Shirt (the old favorite) at NABANE Sz feo, The Comiort Shirt (reinforced) aud, made of the ee a arg 1 (finished), only 860. the Sitrt ie ees as yoo where at aay price. Food Ge the time to leave your measure Yor Shirts metliods, Dress Nhiets (made to order). solid, bosons, eens etther open back or open frout. Six fines. (0 order, (pleated bosolhs), £0F gL any number of picats desired. Pertect it gaaranteed. reopens Octobe } facilities for'a thorough edu 1 At the | Languages, Music ‘and Art. Address BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY, | 1916 sonst. wig ap2 1002 F STREET NORTHWEST, RENCH LESS! SUMMER ThE: —————Sa=ESEE Ee 26th, Mornin classes tor Children. 9 a. uh 1 B Z ing clusses for Adults, Gly p. in. Succeastul aude 7 4 system. MILLE. V. FRU D ROMME, eels ee n.w., betwee: L | 4 PURE MALT FX TRACT. Possesses the highest merit. 111s manufaeture éfrutn the choicest nawerials, and Conblues We most pale fabie qualities ofa retresmung Grin, wikis ty MVvigue- Pu wuolesoIne Properties Gs ue best Dusit tak under the churg: of Mile lars, address 17334 I stree true tonic and delightful beverage, alike desir. a] sble tor invedids and persons in health. “Will be found upon Lrial to Le a plegwauit und complete substisute for fo : silulcoholic drinks, laost of While afe too sunUlaLiDg office « ‘Steuographer ict Gelicuteconstitutions, my6 | bite beverage, "var ixcellence” for nursing Sete extes an ubundance of milk, while and invigorates the entire system, wiysis, Wilbur G, Hall, Ph. 'D., New id Bread isa redreshing, nourtshing Gand a, Nuolesone invigotuting toute avte to the taste, cand Of engy asimtation.* = Alter ¢ York, says: table ‘be pared. Apply for eh th st. n. CHOO!. iF: ‘M.D, St Louis, atter analy- YP! -WRITING, tage Of alcohol, its efferves: SCHOOL OF ENGLISH, v, its deiighiful taste aud odor, all combine wa re- SCHOOL GF “00K-KEEPINO, d Nicholson's Mait Lxtraet & most AN! Shorthand Books and Supplies. beverage, and the best article of the sort Ap Waiting stuchines aud Solio er come under iny exainintion.”” nie WNT ara DAVID NICHOLSON. ‘Prop’r, ST. LOUIS Mitte ain cert! Conservatory. Piano tech culture, 1012 10th st. n.w. At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, ique, harmony and voice as alice 918 STH ST.. WASHINGTON olnt, all STITUTE, sw, corner Sil. sts. n.w. = Mathematical, Clagsicai, Business, HE TEE? 222 P wSSg SW. FLYNN, A.M HH OE it of 2” Bgg. Eveuing Classes, $3. and oc | at ot F 3 u ioe Zs ys MILWAUKEE LAGER Sez Ove Buve Asp Brack SERGE COAT AND VEST, THE BEST IN THE DISTRICE (COLOR FINE) COAT UNEINED. PRICE $7.50 | ¥0 Sle by Dealers generally, or by the Ageok, FOR WARM WEATHER TUIs Is JUST THE | THING. | SUMMER STOCK COMPLETE. taM’L © PALMER 1224 29th Street Northwest, Telephone. 454 025 GEORGE SPRANSY, ONE-PRICE CLOTHIER, 607 SEVENTH ST. N.w. Opp. U.S. Post Office, KKeystoxs Mace Winsxey. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONTO, PERPECTS DIGESTION ‘Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitations. None genuine without the Jet FPacrs: Facts: | SOLID FACTS! | ‘That are vouched tor by the public at large that the | “Clothing Palace” Is the Hen 'iquarters for harpasns In | Clothing: Hatsand Furnish, &. Aud w give you un flea of What you can secure by cailing on us we Will quote a few prices bel Siguatureol EISNER & MENDELSON, cuidreg ANY, RANTS, PANTS fole Agentsior tue UA Pulte, 2a Boys’ Long Panis ui Shand up, — ‘Men's Working Pan ‘Men's All Wool Pants at ‘Men's Fine Dress Punts at $3.50 SUITS! SUITS! Children's Schoo! Suits a: ‘Chilaren’s Fine sits at $: Boys’ School Suits at $3, 53. Boys: Dress Suits at $5, $6, Be 3. and Ub. FOR SALEBY Stott, Cromwell & Co, ‘Teeultiely & Evans, Burbour ée Haul MBn.wat } wemntnaton, 2.0 2.00 and ‘ea nn Up, ‘Working Sults at $4 Men's Business sults 3 en's Hine Flannel’ (ndiiy) ye and up. i ‘Men's Fine All Wool Suits av au HATS! HATS! Children's Hats at 10, + Boys’ Hats at 25, 50, AMeu's Hats at 40, 56, 706. and up. A full line of Furnlsbings st astonishingly low fg- ures. ‘Keep this fact constantly in mind: We clothe both man and boy stylishly, comfortably and satisiactorlly ‘at lowest living prices, M. KAUFMAN's ‘Giothing Paiace, Cor. Sth aid Tsts. ne. We close at 7 pm., Saturdays and Eves of Hol labfaexcopteas ptstatnt Norice TO GROCERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS) Dr. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIO BELT, of Regeners- tor, is made expressly for the cure of derangements of the procreative organs. Whenever atty debility of the generative organs occurs, from whatever cause, the continuous stream of electricity permesting through the parts must restore them to healthy ao tion, ‘There is no mistake about this instrument. ‘Years of use have tested it, and thousands of cures are testified to, Weakness from Indiscretion, In- capacity, Lack of Vigor, Sterility—in thet, any trouble ‘of these organs is cured. Do not confound this with elécuric belts advertised to cure all ills from head te we, ‘lus is 1oF the ONE specified purpose bur clr- culars giving tull imormation address— CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT 00, aus-wés 103 Washington street, Chicaga. Mos Jour Consox Sara BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF one RR FRR ghSy In an article entitled “Family Living on $500 Year? Bee Re LS ee ee “Fuel for acooking Stove and two other fires, and Sok E BE te ery lights, would cost about $8 per month, provided OC KE Coo KEE were used in 1” de, ‘THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, Tt Yswithout a doubt the most Beavriror and the WE ARE DELIVERING CRUSHED COKE TO ANY PART OF WASHINGTON Mile ler ve nt Ul tbe ee: pertet ty ee & Flour UNSURPASSED by any mill in the world. ‘To 25 Bushels for $2.50. iy'Srihis wacnitornt eae nee manele COKE Nor CRUSHED- pt char bescae oa? scmeetinged ba gad’ 40 Boshels for $2.00, batyaddre 25 Bnahels for $2.00 Like everything else that has ned ren some ti are urving to fake advantage of the Feputation i has gained by imitating tue Newe and WASHINGTON G48 LIGHT COMPANY, Brand. and ‘attenipring thereby to palm olf an ine | ox 411 and 413 10th street ‘THEREFORE, Be sure and seo tot that oither sacks or barrels read | LD) RUN K EWN EBS, “CERES ‘and have the imprint of TWO GOLD MEDALS attached. None genuine without the two gold medals, ‘WM. M. GALT & Co, Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers, have struck: the LOW GST PRICES for SHOES as last," Wee, Soft, Baay and we at mere nominal a lot of ‘now. at ved Fates, Call and to show A few those. ‘Satchels und Va" hand, ‘are cheap as LADIES’ GOODs. Ff THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDA®, J “OS EwPIAS STOCK. > 907 Pennaytvanie aveace, ‘Usual reduction of SEASONAELE Goopa, MILLINERY, LACES, EMBROIDERIES, DRESS TRDOAINGS, BUTTONS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, ck COLLARS, NOVELTIES IN BLat EADED 81 HANDKERCHIEFS, N CK BEADED SILK GREN- DK. ‘WRAPS and JACKETS at half price WHITE SUITS. Selected line from $4.50 to $20, FOSTER KID GLOVES ‘Every pair Atted and warrant ‘$1 per pair, apwards ed, ‘The opportunity to secure BARGAINS for the next bo a in J ae P. Pana THE BEST MAKES oF Lapire, centiemen's | Mux oJ. ‘ALL IMPORTER, 1107 ¥ STREWT NORTHWEST, #@ PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICES | Will ¢love out the balance of her importation of PARIS BONNETS and LONDON HANS, together with her UNTRIMMED @TOCK, at greatly reduced Ma M. J. Hor: 1809 ¥ STREET N. w., OFFERS COLORED MILAN HATS AND BON- NETS, KID GLOVES THREAD GLOVES, SILK GLOVES Ait AND BELOW COST TO CLOSE, FRENCH BONNETS AND ENGLISH HATS (ast importation) BELOW Cost. 12 05 Tas Foon Dares Sriexvs Are tecommended by the leading Dressmakers. re absolutely impervious, "Tuousows es & 9 ‘OU. For fineen years thi and with nales constat PATENT myioetuathsin” Gove Frenxo 00 RRR o ae 3 R o 2"k iy =) TS ARE STILL TRIUMPHANT: have steadily gained In favor, ily inePeasing have becom e tl mest popular Corset throughout the United Mates, ‘The @q1 ordinary ty 18 watranved is, We 10 teur twice as long oe lately introduced the @ and 8 Agrades. with Extra Jong Wuiet, aud we can furnish them wi dilghest awards preferred. rom all ine World's: Fairs, ‘orl found worthless, he last medal received tn tur Firat Degree oy Meri, rom the tate Exposition held at New Orlcans. Wille scores of patents have been the prineiples oft uabie, Glove-Fitting have proved inval: Retailers are authorized to refund money if, on ex- amination, these Corsets do not prove as represented. For tale everywhere, Catalogue free on application, THOMSON, LANGDON @ co, oc27-tu.tdesAie TPHOMSON'S “GUOVE-FITTIN ‘tall depot for Washington isthe Complete stock. mh27-5,tu,4h,3m 1117-19 Penna ave. polite attention assured, 1 10 Pre Cexr Orr. For the next $0 dass we will all cash gales on our complete an BURG EMBROIDERL SIERY, GLOVES, M. WEAR’ Children's Jong and short DRESSES, SUITS and ¢ Normands ds of CHILDREN'S ¥ DAK! LACES, (Ts, SUM and Shirred URNISHL J select stock of FA: EMBROLDERIES and Ive 10 per cent off for id fresh stock of ASC CORSETS, HO- Stk ONDER PS, and all @ GOOD MRS. SELMA RUPPERT, ‘nso of our I LINEN” Goobs, ALT WORSTED GUO! ap24-dma 608 9th st., opposite Patent Omlce H. WHEATLEY's DY! Judging from, we ‘Established 1831. ORKS, past experience, the rush of work this fall will be so great that It willbe impowslbie to skilled \ orkmen enough todo {t as promptly as de sired. Gur many patrons will consult their own inter- eats and do us a great favor by sending. and Winter garments immediately, or io their Fall luring the sum- mer months, to be cleaned or dved'as desired. | Work F ceived and otal car I Bs i MOCAFFRRTY, 4 AGO et Die delivered at residence upon wotice by OF at the office, 1068 Jefferson 6, G Soe n. wy Shapes over Ladies’ Straw Hats and Bonnets in the latest styles, my27-1m BY Highiy vecoramemed or peawte es o¢ hiy recoratoen sicians: ail atyles Gitigrows dnd Bisses’ Corsets, at BAUME Magireots Kstablishment, 7th st. myl7-3m. M. @ fall nue Corsets an ‘wadete order. V. KANE, 507 11TH ST, N. W.—CORSETS A perfect fit guaranteed, Also, boulder Braces, Reform Waista, French. Bustles. Corsets'launderied. myS-2m* 8 ap? 1 HAL GARMENTS ALTERED, DYED AND LINED. Furs of all kinds repaired. ‘Miss CUNNINGHAM, 1810 5th sf vw. Mos B. M. Mesorer, 419 NINTH 8T. NW. Materials ofall kinds for ART inest grade of Zephy! Bilk, Arrugeue Crewel And Clilidren’s Lace Caj Colum! ‘Chenille LACES ‘AN. Stamping done promptly. “Anguane. Sha SB HIBLON EMBROIDERY. Knitting Yaroa, wis, ete, cy apl3m i French Hand-made Uni Patent Shoulder Braces, aud all Dress Children’s Corsets and. make) a 18S ANNIE K. HUMPHERY, 430 TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, Corsets to order ii wud ‘every style and material, arantegs perfect fit and comfort TER SPECIALTIES ARE— loLulg, MerinoUnderwear ‘finest imported Hosier ‘and Reform Goods French Opreets and Busties, $1 Corset that for the price ts unsur; French, German and Spanish spoken. mrl4 (Miss H.'s own RENCH DYEING, SCOURING AND DRY CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT, 1205 NEW YORK AVENUE NORTHWEsr?. Evening Dresses, Laces, Lace Curtains, Crape Vella, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Fisnnel and Pongee our specialty. Gent’s Garments Dyed, Cleaned and Repaired. Ladies Dresses Dyed and Cleaned without ripping. ANTON 4 CAROLINE LERCH, formerly with A. Fischor and Maison Yriese, Rue Rivolie, Paris, od Mi) RAND! DIS" Mig Vox Baer, Moet ing Dressca. ‘Bridal peclaity, aan ‘820 14ih st, between fad THE TRADES. ‘KIDMAN @ WARNESON, Moe oo Bantictares, nt eee ocl3 420 and 442 11th st. ow, Gears ta AiS8 Poonsylvanie avenue, Washi Da xa-Fibe Priuuus aspectalyy. neon DD OUIBIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. CAPITAL PRIZE, 57 ‘a he that we and ‘ate Eel 15.000. Proportion, the arrange Dreet rand th por 4 28, 1886-SUPPLEMENT. EES 10 Pa Cun Goon Newx Gon Niwe Repvonos. FRow GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE For alltn need of FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES and HOUSB-FURNISHING GOODS in general, ‘anno one need be without @ weil-furaished home Decause they have not got the cash to spare, ‘We are determined to knock the Sottom Out ef bigh rices, and will sell nike cs a so eat if ne GOODS ON INSTALLMENTS } ig Ee 7 And we make this extraordinary offer that customers ‘can make their own terms in regard to payments, Come and see the largest store in the United States, (Come and see the largest and most varied stock tose ect from. Come after you have posted yourselves on prices andterms elsewhere, and we will guarantee you tnat GROGAN'S INSTALLMENT HOUSER (THE OLD RINK) ON NEW YORK AVENUK BETWEEN 19TH AND 14TH STREETS N. W., Ia the place you were looking for. Come and be con ‘vinced that what we say are facts and nohumbug. We repeat, come and moeke your own terme~at FefEte \vanis Ave. _2p20 478 A Sy © lal Boor: Booxsa ap26 Booxs aT cost, T destre to close out at cost ALL BOOKS ON MY Tovml trade in se18 crocawa, FINS" ARB cone Wictar drationshy. Hind lew a fibreries f"ne collection ‘ot stawtare Sud isco Srxctat Low RICES poops works, Doa’s mise i if want to be bene —— ‘ny buok or books ip moe PaeRRATORS (best makes), ICE CHESTS, | ordered @ liberal discount ‘the: Ww, 00} f Cl CREA. FI EI prices, Bike AwInDOW “ehEmis Lace cckrain Ga wmirarer fifim sie runa, tthnoumatovefaave | 24 ____ 3203 renaerivania ara Ty You Wasr A __SEWING MACHINES, é&c. ‘VAPOR STOVE = ‘ = sae NERS OF SEWING MACHINES WICH and - | Nei odie tn tau sity Naas be ied Provemmuterwileh "Job. can find" in ous tel auaum- | Neediew Olly attachments and Repairs he ait Glee. Breat oralt tile Celebrated CROWN JEWEL, | St makes af AURUBACHS, Tih and i sts. AQ 3 ANFORTH constantly on hand See THE SILEN 1 NEW A: CAN, No. %. of which —— LA Reet er Sant uit Saptari tag ert | "™ySee stan ted Sat 2° Mee Be TOPS INCE aba oon pee | acm t niboae “and wihnout ‘A. M., 2300, 434 1000 abd Liew Pe poeple ad Reale) COFFE POT, | (ihrcia its shuttle eine Cwice as "large asformerge | Limited Expres 00. at. nud Sib0 ft act Pye ounce tie ors ‘os abe viaaplest igh estat 85, 7:15, 090. 9:40. 0:50, 1190.36 se rar ravo_| Bit cl aycngenanee | acy ah A ARO a Ww She New No does cooreel quot courolery werk | WO. 4:10; 6 Gang tied Pm « H. Hovourox & Co, we one Seu to Your house fOr 10- SOC aa a0 Pa than auy other, Hay . Spection and trial. Tostructions free. Ail kinds soid, | dal 1914 F STREET N. W,, For Annapolie £15 4 5.1205 and 4:98 Pt Tepalred and w C. AUBHBACH, atiy, ree cg + Bin ‘A.M. 4:15 P- Zolicits orders for destroying moth and thetr germ st a 7 = rag | ALLRANDMIA AND FREUEMICKMOUIG HiAtite i gdivies emeiie neetiaaney ‘aed | PAE WHITE 18 KING! THE ACME OF PER aNd ALEXANDRIA AND Wy Pp onees, g1 if FURS, carpets ‘of se > WANHING any other materials against destruction during entire | A tection in the: re Machines. A NT Rar ROAD, Year without removing waine from residences, Hest | Concentration and, {ion of mechanical genius | For Alexandria, 6:00, 7:05,9:25, 10:55,and 1185 a, of references, sie ato 3 Bs 288. 4:20, 4:8, 1 malo, and 132 Fa. Os, WALL PAPER, STRAW MATEINGS AND WIN- | {5 BCELENE = For Richmond aud che South, 0, 10:50 A. aatly nan font biitcctase repairing dove, “Also, eutral OG | rat's eS Ase ee NNT ag $400, are raves ERS aT LowRer | ©F The Universul Paterns, See them my2e 10.00, 10:10 A. MG h Wh, hs" B10. Soe, eee POs Oe 28-11 and 10:87 P. M-,and 12:10 midnight (exer 7 PRICES, Se" | Asus Or Ace Orson = Se ‘tnd OA Hs 88, ust Recerv: as ‘Tickets aad information at the offlce, northeast cor. on ‘The Light Running NEW HOME Machine Pennsyivanis aveuur, apd at A CAR LOAD OP OUB ‘the latest, simplest and in the we . Every canbe let for theckeates lady should call at our ‘and see the destination from hotels and residencon, CHAS. PUGH. G:neral Manger. J. R_ WOOD, General Passenger Agent Jeak ALTIMORE AND O11 IMITATION MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITEA BEVEL GLASS AND BRASS CANDELABRAS which we are selling at $29.75, BEST VALUE EVER OFFERED CARPETS AND ALL FLOOR COVERINGS AT CUST PRICES, W. 1. HORKE ‘801 Market Space. 308 and 310 8th st. nw, POEK done on this Machine Embroidery work of Kinds done without the use ofany atachment, ‘Siructions given free at & UPPENBEIMER @ BROS, 526 9th street n.w., Sole Agent for the Light-Ranning New Home sewing jachine, Olu Machines taken in exchange. my29 POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. to NoRvOLK AND FORTRESS MONROR, 19:004.m. amd 10:20 p.m. daily, ‘The m. tee Fest Limited Express for Pi And Chicago, arriving iu Pittsburgh at 7:35 ‘cag next morning at 8:35. Ou Unis train for that time. m., C No extra dure is charged ns For Cincinnatt, invite St. Louls dally at 3-30 STEAMER GEURGE LEARY, 10:10 with through coact ! MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at 5:90 p | Eot'sicoping Gare io above poles, oitioet ate * m, trom 7th. t wi tr ae ~~ P. Haxcoxs His & Ca Leave Norful TUESDAY, URMUAY and SAT. Te. ate ded ale ve —S ison ; |_PIANOS AND ORGANS. | Enwanp FE Dacor, ecare tiokwn sus taceats ABST ane a0 NCLagie Bad pag Ne extra fare tacharged on unis SPRING LINE Yauia avenue, st. Mare hotel and Knox's Ex; "For Pittsburgh at 20:00 a.m. and 8:55 p.m. > \ Pennsylt i wh uy eck By = =p Seren paras nade tno ch Hevelund and Getta with ouaren Fae WALL PAPERS Piers “> woe. p WELCH, General Agent, ‘with Bleeping Cake dane eae een {OR ALL PUTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Lace: Stations 6:40 am., dally, EN’ Buaday. and 1¢:1Y p.m. daily. FRESCOING AND STAINED GLAS& b STEAMER JOHN Wr THOMPBON, week i, 6540, 7:90, 8:80 ae: londay, We inerday and Friday, st 7 om. as far ns 12:10, 12, 819 (46-minute train), Ne Dy ry Bad Leonaidiown and all intermediate 40, 6:40, 7:00, B25 Ro HT FABRICS landings, “Commencing une 31,1008. Jel Haro Sandie 8. 70.0 and Ba N Eg eer ae Moa aE ao hentnpinpslonan camera | CADYUFTHW LAKE cov of which tearantin tetost 13: Tota has Bicepes frost : — qhees Washinton, dally at 6290 pm Buopping at Gricane 650 pom meeps ee myl $16 FIFTEENTH 8T.,N. W. Colonial Beacu. Piney Foiut veld } fobs and, fetirning. Fare, Are-ciaa, G1. Mound For Annapolis @40 a.m. and 12:10 and 4:30 pm, ‘az Rieway ae he ations ‘between Washington an¢ Baits SOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LENE . ; DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR poet ae z | more 6 $'40. 6:30 am. 12:10 pum. 30, 440. 90 MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIO caTHE STEAMER SUR, | gna Wed Oa Sundays te on eee ee TOR MIL, Pr. A Grogugaan, 7 be = — Caeinis WrtHour A PEER sOLViNa | bestmamed her itm been Washington ana main | tn iret Gb acm aly xcept Sunda yand ba TRE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF BE- UNDAY, 4pm. and ‘every FRIDAY. o¢ Battin cm letropoiliga ranch #40 a.m. daily FRIGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON. B= Se Sunday slope etal stallons. Fur Galiherebing and TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE pe a8 Biver, Lendings received om Sab | fnisrmediate poluts 10:0 a.m. 12:30 apd ji2 psa. PERIOD IX ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH 4 | "830 only, and must be ENSON @ BRO, | 440 p.m. dally, except Sunday. ™ f MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OP ICE IN mihGém —_12mand Peave and die wher | —F ‘mand 581 p.m. dally, em ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE: MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BUT PURE AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE OR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS NEW IRON STRAMI “Wi ‘7th- ins afrive trom the West daily, 6:20, 7:20 a.m. 1:15, 6:30 and 10:30 p.m. Liwle Kock’ Express. iis 8:30 a.m. and 1:50 and 605 p.m.. From Annapo!! MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY | [eaves 7ibatrest whart on MONDAYS “THURS. | Sunday, 1035 a.m. 6:85 i. OBTAINED IN THE RIDGWAY, PoEsDAvS FulDavs andouNBAY p. mer oucs | medal, nd Sh wan ani rept Suwings 20% lla orn puna, Var te Clemeens Bap ae nial rk, end Sib pan datiy except sonaay Pons OS Am son. BRO. . | and'et pexcapt bana eA i00 Geran arece mre o_ | Comneaw ih a Ogi eben rar euedns | ori Nes tino” or Waoiuen ot 620, apie Role Avents for the District | _C. W. RIDLRY, Manager te | $80 kere ea eae Tae a azae, 2:90.38, | $20, S.00 and #08 ata: 1290 bo, 4-20 eHe be Si teninn frown, Vashington stop at Relay Stat “Ai trains from Washington | excepe 1:25, 818 and dad nan, — For further int ion apply at the Baltimore and Jo Ticket OfficeWashinsion Station, O19 nad i351 Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Tath. st PRIA PORTS Eee a teens VERNON MT. VERNON ea aah hime here orders will be tak ncgplorhte Seebate leiden) : 2 STEAMER WW, CORCORAN | fadeceived et any'point in the : Mga Age Bo , Decker & | satreet wharf’ dally (except Sunday) > RD, | son, SuetSoant te Wendel, Hatlets oa and Me eetoe SiG "clock ‘a, ms returning, resabes |” Gen. Baltimore. _Tlel) Ge Pek. Other Planos Sterling Organs, A.usic and Musical Mer- | Washington about 30 Bm, Tpstram pts gold, on moptaly payment | sels i. 1, BLAKE. Captaia, Exchanged, Rented, Tuned, Repalred, Moved, ATTORNEYS. Ms = = eae! See as emia Mand Fianes of ether males always STEAMERS. ‘AVING DEVOTED SEVERAL YEARS TO ‘Telephone, 347.2 se18 TLLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. eeu a sosicact now retara te cones AKGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND — sted by J. HARRY ROGERS Bag, a Te, fegularly from BALTIMORE for LIVERPOOL = ROGERS, J iterratamranar ch aeons ve ee oy Meroe 4, oy, $5 10 $10 per month. — bac 26 Corcoran Butid 8 Treasury. WO, METZEROTT & 00, Calling at Halifas, XS, and St. Joboa, Ni: : Parthevon Hi Je1G-1m_—_ 008 Perin. ave., 2d door from Oth st, part pe ron ‘apzo-ime 3. WEBB ROGERS, D. GAMBRILL & CO., 1015 11TH STREET ‘Cabin, rmedia‘e, p0. YAMPBELL | CARRING’ i A KY-a' T, borthves Biase fg organ toning, re. Glangow fe Pullaceiphie via Dect” Cian Practise tn ‘ail the Oouren, “Uther ain Laat, 5 co : eyed Barbour Law Building.) Prompiy attended’c: work guna Jei-im = seant Losemaneaii fone juexcelled, now tik eat 0 surther Tmation ty MILLER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Saxverss & Sravacax, SR Wage ee ee. N ° Rooms ant 4. Game ‘Ta Bc GARVIS BUTLER in charge), mylSeo3m Jas BEULEW, 633 New Jersey ave | hesidence, 618 at nw. ne ane SPORE ROUTE TO LONDON AND CONTINENT 984 F street northwest, NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS. 8 CO, ————————————— MEDICAL, &. DECKER FISCHER and ESTEY PIANO8, . Southam! rey OhGANS moss stoqanere of tule Company eal event WER ES: necrumenta PSP PH | Pay asd earunvay, ia rotate DUCTAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Seamors are celebrated Pianos ‘for uae ai seaside, in the mountains, | fort at pamengers. gogat ahi Sommer Resor, or any, lengtr of nat : ‘ re eek | taiihe: EAD AND UE WISE—DR. BROTHERS, 000 8 FINANCIAL fore me and made oat t sh 8 Ww. the KAIAB E in Consultation and advice free at any hour and will in all cases. Sixaceofmenand forslah. medicine oF ‘subscribed and sworn before dar! me ty’ De Praxo Fonras aon a aa artian } er Tore i, Sate Rag pee a ORNS ASE REE TT | aerie wu. In hie Dm. BROPHL! ‘Cor WASHINGTON, RALTIMUKE, PHILADELPHIA, = Exe evigorating, SHIP AND DURABILITY, NEW York, , ae il cure ‘OF BeTVoUs debility end lows ‘Gutunat’ Pantxnas. Brnerve power, Hl inparts vigor Wo ihe whole eye dame WHITRLE | dt Chcome Oamiae Ba. és. = —_ Bae Has BREN CONTRADICTED ee. ee giitiny 8 booen Wentlngen, Dc BE SABRE be pe oc eases ae PIANOS FOR RENT. Buy and sell om. Cine OF hadhway iat count Da, Bwotyisian toe Bae SPECIALLY ADAPTED FUR COUNTRY AND ‘H. HB. DODGE, Resident Pastner. ‘married or single. “All suoceasiully unaiee WM. KNABE & CO. the mark. arn ‘our wires ib \URES GUARANTE|D TO MEN WHO SURFER ly, direct frum the New ‘york Sock a tyes LF by. or, mys S17 Market Space | 4 orders: ‘promptly. Bott, wich Mareen Feceipt of two stamps. oe NERVINE, Nu. 2—A PERMANE! Euit,You see Th ‘tia Agael age, mute cmnatay gt pean | Gre ior Sevees an fata! Bey bow atte frapen suramee ane ifouble ou Guar a am 10 | ‘Sedat SIAN DIFOUDS, Se Clood Pharmacy, oor ti prion "Over 41,000 bow in te cates a : ber tn and F sts, by mail toSien Bolt ca emai moutaly papain 7 we ‘Largest amertmens of 5c. music in the city. Pasvious To Rexovine T ‘Wo will nef? all goods at cost, except BOW. COLLARS AWD COFFE ae SB ELEY,