Evening Star Newspaper, August 4, 1893, Page 5

“EVERYBODY'S DARLING,” 80 TOSPEAK-OUR ONLY $1.50. das. F. Oyster, Con Ora Avy Px Ave N.W. Contor and K st. markets. Telephone $71. LANSBURGH & BRO. $1.00 CHAMOIS GLOVES...... 81.00 AND 61.25 BLACK 8i GQLOVES. ... -.2-ececeecensenees WRAPPERS FOR 756. ‘Made of reliable calico, square neck, fin~ WRAPPERS FOR $1.59. French Satine Mourning Wrsppers, shirred yoke back and front, full skirt, wide sleeves, deep cuff and turn-over collar, OUR STOCK OF MEN'S LIGHT SUM- MER NECKWEAR INCLUDES SOME HANDSOME DESIGNS, AS WELL AS EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS. ABOUT THE PRETTIEST LINE WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. THEY ARE MADE IN ALL ‘THE SHAPES MOST DESIRABLE FOR SUMMER WEAR. FOUR-IN-HANDS, WINDSORS. WE FROM 50 TO 390, 3 FOR $1.00. 80 YOU SEE THAT IT WILL BE REALLY WISE FOR YOU TO SHOP THIS SATURDAY, BESIDES BEING ECONOMICAL PROBABLY YOU ARE JUST GETTING READY TO TAKE YOUR LEAVE, AND If YOU ARE THIS LIST REPRESENTS SOME VERY NEED- FUL ARTICLES AT SAVING PRICES. If YOU LIVE IN ALEXANDRIA OB BROOKLAND WE DELIVER YOUR PACKAGES. IF OUT OF TOWN WRITE FOR GOODS, SAMPLES OR INFORMA- TION. YOU WILL RECEIVE IMME. DIATE AND INTELLIGENT RE- SPONSES. LANSBURGH BRO., ang 420, 427, 424, 426 7TH STREET. HONES Reductions in Fine and Medium-Priced - FURNITURE. Prices That Touch Rock Bottom. ‘We have made some honest reductions on fine and medium-priced furniture, which are principally remarkable for one thing, that is, THEY ARE GENUINE, hsving been cut down frcm original prices—not previously marked up. The prices speak for themselves: 8400 Parlor Suites out to $275. $265 Parlor Suites cut to $190. ‘8176 Parlor Suites cut to $125. ‘800 Parlor Suites cat to $70. ‘875 Parlor Suites cut to $55. $48. 50 Parlor Suites cut to 35. Fixe & Meow Cusseze Surres. 8250 Chamber Suites cut to $190. $175 Chamber Suites cut to $130. $140 Chamber Suites cut to $100. ‘$75 Chamber Suites cut to #55. $52.50 Chamber Suites eut to $40. 652.50 Chamber Suites cut to $25. & Meprow Lronasr Sorres. $182.50 Library Leather Suites cut to #125. ‘$115 Library Leather Suites cut to $85. $105 Library Leather Suites cut to #80. Fre & Meprow Learaen Covcuzs. €70 Leather Couches cut to $50. $55 Leather Couches cut to 835. $45 Leather Couches cut to $20. {$23 Leather Couches cut to $20, 925 Leather Couches cut to $18. Fixe & Mevrox Har Races. $525 Hat Racks cut to $260. (The above ts undoubtedly the finest Hat Rack on sale in Washington.) $105 Hat Racks cut to $125. $55 Hat Racks cut to 800. ‘$38 Hat Racks cnt to 830. $35 Hat Racks cut to $25. $28 Hat Racks cut to 820, $13.50 Hat Racks cut to 810, $9 Hat Kacks cut to $6.75. HE wise ones will look ahead s little and bay their furniture now even if they have to store it till fall, for such Sarvains as we offer only come once in a life- ‘ime. We will store your purchases for a rea- sonable time free. CRAIG & HARDING F, y SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED FOR Coats, SOc. ; Pants, 2c. : Vests, airing dene iu bevt meaner Goods ‘Telephone ea! 145 Altering and called for and BUTTER, WE MEAN. IT HAS THAT DELICIOUS SMACK TO IT THAT LEAVES IN THE MOUTH A TASTE OF SWEET- NESS AXD PURITY NEVER TO BE FORGOT. TEN. 5LBS. OF BEST CKEAMERY IN A BOX ant ‘early all sizes in A, B, Cand D widths and Blucher Oxfords We have not all sizes of ‘Bedaced from $2, —#150.— ‘Misses’ and Children’s Tan, Goat and Dongols Ox- ford Ties, Reduced from $1 25 and $1.50 to ‘Ladies’ White Canvas Oxtordés, tam trimmings, Be- duced from 62 to —1.0.— BA 2008 «1... 100002: sssseenecee 186 SRDGZ.) ——— Wasa Wearnze Groves. Ladies ¢-button-length Taffeta Silk Gloves, tans, modes, grays and black. —26 and 50c.— Ladies’ Black Silk Mitts. —25, 35, 40, 50, 60 and 750. pair. —2 Anew lot of Ladies’ 6-button-length A jacket usually outwears two or three pairs of pants, Blue pants look well with almost any cost— and if they are fast color (as all ours are) they pre- sent # good appearance as long as there's s piece of ‘them. Ours range in sizes from 4 to 15 years and in Prices from . 81.25 to 62.50. — Bors Samr Wazsrs Percale and Cheviot Waists, strong and durable, for pean ee eee Percale Waista, laundered, good, styliah patterns. fast colora, —TSe. and $1.00.— ‘White Muslin Waists, laundered, plaited besom, ‘wide collar. years, —e.— (Bd M008... 2----eeeeeoeee: 100 dozen Swiss Ribbed. Reduced to 10c.— st 008. ..s-eeeeeteneee- asesseceseee 24 SNBOX.) Separate Skirts, nest pointed patterns. Boe. ‘Two-piece Percale House Dresses, fall waist, turn- down collar, tura-back cuffs, belt, fall skirt, dark colors, —#2.00.— ‘Dark Print Wrappers, princess back, robe front. —$1.00.— Organdte —Redaced from $10 and $12.50 to $5. Individi -—Reduced from $15, $16.50, 18 and $20 to $10. — = $10. — | 6, Band 100. 82.75, $5.00and 87.50.— THE EVENING ‘Woodward & Lothrop, 10TH, TH AND F STS X.W. i REVEXING AT 5. THE THINGS OF SPECIAL INTEREST HERE AED THE SALE OF Dotted and Figured Swisses, THESE SWISSES ARE GENUINE BARGAINS—BARGAINS YOU DON'T MEET WITH EVEBY DAY. JUST NOTE THESE PRICES: wor 1 230. quaurrr, 150 map. vor 2, 250. quaurr, 170. vazv. wor «& 400. ro 450 quaumes, 250. van. IN CONNECTION WITH THIS SALE WE WILL OFFER TOMORBOW SEVENTEEN PIECES 46-INGH BLACK MULL | 960. soe-11th st building. News Fuow Firra Froon Cua Darssrucnr. Several broken lines of Ladies’ Black Oxford Ties | If youexpect extra guests during the session of ‘these, | Congress you may need a Toilet Set or two. Our line 3.50 {ethe largest to be found—prices one-third lees than ordinary. A handsomely decorated set, with jar, for 85.60. A lot of of pieces of Decorated Toilet Ware from which ‘broken sets may be completed, Basins Perhaps the best value in this department is an extre quality Thin Blown Table Tumbler for —S0e. doz— ‘Mousquetaire | eat Pattern Pressed Table Tumblers, —B5e. dos.— ‘Engraved Glass Oli or Vinegar Cruets, —100.— Large Glass Pitchers, hold two quarts, thing for lemonade, iced tea, &c. —Special price, 25c.— Large and handsome Glass Pistes, Columbian pat- a Choice patterns in Goblets at All the best Jelly Tumblers, —25, 30 and 35c. doz. — Mason's Fruit Jars, porcelain tops. Pint size, 75c. dox. Quart size, 90c. dos. ‘Half-gal. size, $1.25 dom Hovszrvsssmxe Dzpanruzsr. “Crown” Stove Mats prevent the burning ef food Fine quality, tucked yoke, finished around neck | *ndcooking utensil. Just the thing for oll or gus ‘and ‘sleeves with ruffle of Hamburg. Sises 2 to 14 | Stoves. —Now 100.— Steam Cookers for gan or ofl stoves. Cook s whole 10th st. bidg.) | *inner on one burner. Three sizes, —$1.50, $1.75 and $2.— Lawn ‘8 few left. To close them out uickly we offer —No. 1 for $2.50, No. 2 for $2.75,— -—No. 3 for $3. — Aamall lot of Heavy Tin Dish Pans, 20-quart size. ‘Beqular 450. kind for 100 dozen Ladies’ Ribbed Lisle Hose. black, tan. vay, cardinal, light blue, pink, lavender and gold. Unusual at —26e. pair. — 1,000 After-dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers, bl ue and white decorations. Usually 10c. i * 500 jual Butters, prettily decorated. Usually —a— 500 After-dinner Coffee and Tea Cups and Saucers, Printed India Silk Waists, neat gray and -— pink | extra thin china, Usually 7oc., $1, $1.26and $1.50. —Reduced to $3.75.— ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT. Art Satin Sofa Pillow Covers. Reduced to —50e. — ‘Tinted Table Covers, newest designs, —_— Laundry Bags, stamped and tinted. —S0e.— ‘Fringed Tray Cloths. —2le. — Hemstitched Tray Cloths. —2le., Ge and 3760. — Hemstitched Linen Scarfa, —T5e. and $1.00.— Momie Scarfs, open worked. —55 and 650. — Linen Scarfs, open-worked and fringed. =e Stamping done while you wait, (24 floor...... .-L0th st. building.) Ae. 200 Shaving Mugs, with soap rest, decorated. .-11th st. building.) | Usually 75c. —300.— 1,000 boxes Japanese Toothploks. —3e. box.— 500 Japanese Dolls, —se.— 100 Scrap Baskets, medium size, good and strong. Usually 500. —280, 25 Hand-painted Screens, four-fold, 6 feet hich, oe bright and beautiful colors, Usually —92.98.-— Strew Stoop Seats, —Te. each, 70c. doz.—— al? ets of Tooth Brush Holder and Mug. Usually 280. set. — A Besutiful Cup and Saucer or Cream Pitcher free with each pound package of Ceylon Planters’ Tea Co.'s Tea. —45, 90e.and $1.25 pound.— Don't forget to ask for the Japanese Toy you are en- titled to. (a floor... ---lnt and 24 snnexes., —o— Craxoxn Ponraarrs. ‘We are turning out the finest Portrait work at the lowest prices. A perfect likeness euarantesd, for #195 — th floor..... -+-10th st, building. ) Tar “Carrrou Sewra Macarse, $19.50. Webelieva it tobe one of the best Sewing Muchines ever offered tothepublic. Its sowing qualities are | everything thatcould by dssired. A fall set 0: the best attachments and a five-year guarantee scoompany | every “*Capitol” See it in opera tion, Cor. 13th and F sts. | wr. 10th st. building.) Woonwarn & Lorsnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STS. N.W. Just the Hurry! lose 1 O'Clock. HURRIED SHOPPING TOMORROW. CLOSE HALF DAY SATURDAY. EVERYTHING AT THE PALAIS ROYAL AND AT REMOVAL SALE PRICES—SAVING YOU TIME, PATIENCE AND MONEY. IF WHAT YOU WANT 18 NOT MENTIONED BELOW IT ISN'T BECAUSE IT'S NOT HERE. Evenysony Mar Waxr TRAVELING BAGS—All kinds here from 50c to 815. Removal sale prices are marked in plain firures on each. Extra 10 per cent discount now allowed. 91.79 for $2.25 Grain Leather Bags—15-inch. 82.30 for $2.08 Real Alligator Bags—16-ineh. 90c for the $1. 15 Imitation Alligator Bags. 94.98 for 85.96 Enelish Cowhide Bags—15-inch. 10 for 25c Pocket Knives. ‘890 for 50c Pocket Knives. ‘1c ia the removal sale price of the 25c Straps. 98c for the $1.50 Combination Card Case and Pocket Book, with warranted sterling silver trimmings. NOVELS. —5e and 7c each for choice of over one thousand novels. Publishers’ price, 250. TOILET ARTICLES. . ‘Toc for $1.30 Sete—Brash, Comb, Mirror. 58c for O6c Sete—Brush, Comb, Mirror. ‘2Be for 3¢ Hand Mirrors. ‘G0 for 36e Celluloid Combs, Se for 8c Cakes Palm Oil Soap. ‘B9c for 48c Pint Bottles Bay Rum. ‘2We for 390 Half Pint Bottles Ray Bum, 126 for 3 cakes Pure Glycerine Soap. 450 for Sozodont—for the teeth. >| Your Favorite Soap and Tooth Powder is here—at removal sale prices. JEWELRY.—€h35 for $2 Sterling Billver Sets, comprising collar and front studs and link cuff but- 190 for the 25c complete sets. 68 for 980 Sterling Silver Link Buttona 120 for 1c sete of ‘Shirt ‘Studs. Mawes Sprott Wars. ‘Removal sale prices for all Men's ‘800 for the 50c Leather Belts with rings. {800 for 50c Knot and Four-in-hand Scarfs. 25e for 3c Flowing End Knot Scarts, G0c for 6 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. 1130 for 190 Polka Dot Border Handkerchiefs, 420 for 50c Tailor-made Jean Drawers. 50 for 75e **Palais Royal":Nieht Shirt, @8cfor choice of Pala's Royal Dress Shirts and Fancy Percale and Madras Shirts, made to retail up to $1.50 each. ‘800 for G6e and 7Ge Summer Balbriggan Shirts end Drawers. 10c for 15 Balbriggan Half Hose. 10 for 19¢ Fast Black Socks. ‘290 for 35c Half Hose, all styles. 50 to $15 e2. ‘each are now in four lots, at @1. 81.08, $2.98 and 8d for choice, And he:e are the Red Umbrelias with Dresden handles, ‘$2.48 and now 82. 15 for choice. (Continued above.) ——— THE PALAIS ROYAL, 12TH ST. AND PA. AVE. PRICES AGAIN LOWERED ON SECON 85e Sateon Waists for 750 Percale Waists for and Blue'Silk Sun 62.98, 68e Lawn Waists for STAR: WASHINGTON. D. ©, FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1893. LEADING ESTABLISHMENTS | Lanes) Wanrs continues. SUITS.—This announcement was written 11 o'clock this morning. At time of writing 250 of those Duck Eton Suits were being opened. This a fact ‘accompanied with no promise, Twice 250 ladies are ‘waiting for these Suits. First come Arat served 91.98, as previously advertised. LACES.—Not more than sufficient for Saturday’ @eomand of the following: Cut pieces of White and Ecru Laces. Reduoed from 2Be to 15e. yard. - Cut pieces of 12 to 15-Inch-wide Black Silk Nor- mandy Val., Bourdon, Chantilly and Point 4’Ireland Tace reduced from $1 to 68 yard. Those that were $1.35 to $1.75 are reduced to 98c. yard. VRILS.—White Veils from 20c to $1.25 yard—the latter reduced from $1.48 yard. The best collection im town, and Removal Sale prices are fifteen per cent Jess than prevailing. HOSE. —2le for 25e Fast Black Boot-pattern Hose, and $1.98 for $2.68 Silk Hose give an idea of the many intermediate prices of the RemovalSale. 190 for 25c Swiss Ribbed Vests, and 20 per cent discount on Phyllis’ Combination Suits that were up to $10. Extreme prices that are united with s hundred and be for 25c Bik Windsor Scarts, e for 12c and 15c Linen Collars. ‘85c for $1 French Organdy Dress Fronts, ‘e for 440 Pique Dress Front and Scart. 91.59 for $1.98 Laundered French Percale Shirts, 22¢ for 48c and 680 Linen Chemisettes. 19 for 22c boxes—6 yards—Tourist Ruching. ‘Lace Neckwear st 20 per cent @iscount. GLovss. LADIES are familier with Palais Royal Gloves and will recognize the following as Removal Sale prices: 800 for $I Gloves, which include Foster Kid Gloves, button French Kid Gloves, 8-button Suede Mous- qneteires. 85c for 96c Pigskin or Bivrrits Mousque- taires. $1.15 for choice of $1.25 Gloves, These are {mall sizes and colors, Broken lots are made in toons ‘and choice offered for only 500, Kid Gloves that were 1.25 may be had for only 50c a pair. Among the Silk Gloves reduced to 50 cents are the BUX Gauntlets that were $1 and the Mousquetaires, fm English tan, red, blue and green. ~ Ze. A combination lot of Welsts that include all sizes—over three hundred to select from. See long table opposite you as you step from the elevator. For $1.25 Chambray Wrap: pers. For $1.25 Indigo Wrappers. °* For $1.26 Mourning Wrap= pers. ‘Wrappers of best material and finished in » superior manner. Note fromt. Try the Wattean beck and yoke ‘admire the style and ft. $15 Serge Suits for $18 Serge Suits for $20 Serge Suits for LADIES’ AND CHILDREN'S 8 QUOTED. $1 Lawn Waists for $1 Lawn Waists for $1 Lawn Waists for ‘The Palais Royal's $1 Waists are too well knot to nced descriptions, stilt have all sizes in the eight different style, Hurry, for those with colored embroidery and those with ruffled jabote—at 70 cents they will sell only too ‘quickly. For $1.68 Lawn Waists. For $1.68 French Skirts. For $1.75 Cambric Gowns. ‘The $1.63 Waistsare finest India Linon, with ruffles of colored embroidery. ‘The $1.68 Skirts have the deep ¢mbroidery flounce that when starched kesps the ‘The $1.75 Gowns have the new style sailor collar and cuffs, with ruffles. ‘These and other garments at US cents will ao increase the outer skirt as it should be. demand that you must call this week. COTTON AND CAMBRIC UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, CHILDREN’S GOUDS MUST BE CLEARED OFF THIS SECOND FLOOR VERY QUICKLY. YOU HAVE ONLY TO LEARN OF THE REMOVAL SALE PRICES, AND YOULL BE AS EAGER A PURCHASER AS ANY ONE OF THE CROWDS WHICH DAILY GATHER HERE. ‘THESE ARE PRICE HINTS: 98e for $1.68 Pink and Blue Chambray Waist, 290 for 50c Ladies’ Percale Shirt Waists. Be for 8c Lace-trimmed Corset Covers. ‘e for 30c Embroidery-trimmed Corset Covers, ‘Be for 0c Embroidery-trimmed Drawers. THE PALAIS ROYAL, A. LISNER, Corner 12th St. and Pa. Ave. S75 ‘These Eton Serge Suits are sold at the manufecturers’ loss. Those with braid and taflor finished were intended to retail at $18 and $20. All sizes, but not sufficient supply for more than this week's demand. ITS, TRAVELING ULSTERS, CAPES, JACKETS, SILK WAISTS AND SKIRTS—IN FACT THE ENTIRE STOCK IN THE WRAP AND SUIT DEPARTMENTS 18 TO BE RAPIDLY CLOSED OUT, AT REMOVAL SALE PRICES AS SURPRISINGLY LOW AS ABOVE one on, and you cannot but TGe 500 for 750 French Cambric Drawers. ‘B¥e for T5c Children’s Fauatleroy Blouses. 0c for $1.68 Children’s Nainsook Dresses, 5c for 75e Children's Mull Caps. And a thousand other price surprises, A Popular SHOE SALE. JHE PUBLIC evidently soe the Gifference between a genuine “MARE DOWN” of Honest, Be- liable, Well-made and Comfort- able-fitting Shoes—and the many Fake Bales of Shoddy, Oldstock and Undesirable Shoes now tn progress. While these other sales are gradually “GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE" Increases im popular fevor from day to day. 6Qe. a Par FOB TAN, RED, BLACK OB WHITE OXFORD TIES. Ladies’ Sizes. ‘Misses’ Sizes. Children's Bizes, Marked Down from $1, 61.25 and @1.80. 9Q5e. a Patr FOR FINE BLACK AND BUSSET RLUCHER AND OXFORD TIES Ladies’, all sizes and widths Misses’ Spring Heel. Also LOVELY RED GOAT SANDALA, ‘Misses’ amd Children's Marked Down from @1.60 and @L76. Wom. Hahn & Go.’s BELIABLE SHOE HOUSES, 990 AND 082 7TH 8T., 1914 AND 1916 PA. AVR, 1PA AVR ER Osx A Few Dars Mons AND OUR GREAT DISCOUNT “SALE Of new and desirable DEY GOODS, &c., will have deen « thing of the past. We offer you s uniform discount of Which in many instances is below the wholesale cost. ‘This ia without doubt the most favorable opporta- nity ever presented to the purchasing public of Wesh- ington. Don't take our word for it, but comein and see for yourself, or ask your friends. J&L. Jouxsoxn & Lorranu, ‘713 Market space The Better QUALITIES only areto be found in oar stock of SHORS, were $1.50and EDMONSTON xew—1334 F Sz. N.W.—st0se ID YOU EVER stop tothink Bow much real delicate, skillful work there was to mood set af teeth, the time it must take to make them and how wonderfully low our famous *‘natura™ Teeth are at $8 per ect? Just think of it, the very best ‘Teeth for $8 Come and take © look st some of our work. TEETH, ¢8. U.S. Dexrat Avex. 401 Trm Sr. Baltimore Office: 1 N. Charles st. §@-ALL WORK BY GRADUATED EXPERTS. ou3 You Dowr Go Ix Dzsr ‘When you buy from us on creait. Our ee Eoorrase CazorrSrergu Isn't an asylum for improvident People. Nor for people who cannot Pay their bills, It is purely and simply a helper—s bridge that spans time—and waits for your income to do what your bank account couldn't o—or we don't expect it to do. We don’t want cash—that is the truth. Credit is our business--and we have 0 eystematized and perfected the plan that the accommodation costs nothing extra, You cannot stand in need of a thing for housekeeping that our stock won't supply-—-the best of it-FURNITURE, CAR- PETS, MATTINGS, REFRIGER- ATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, STOVES—Eversthing. All we want isa little down at the =1-1=1-1-1-1- i= i— T=131-1- 1-11 Ie ei i i 1=1=1-1= 1-1 1- 1s 1— =1=1=1= I= 1-15 1 I= I= 1 1-1 I= or monthly as you may arrange. ‘Everything hinges on that prom- ise. It is our protection and your capital. Employ it. S1s1s 151 = ge ead ak a a Sad add dd dd de Hover saxo Hernwaxs, 917, 919, 921, 923 7TH ST. 636 MASS. AVE. &. W. 329 HIeteI=1- Sa ee ae a Pd dd Pl dd Pd dd ed dd ld dd dd ed dd A CONSTANT MENACE. (Continuelt from First Page.) Saat prometing Se Sntereste of nati uation of fencing south of broken across street from the west gate post of 7th Ses post of ith street to the east bepe3 i 4 Fe ga Fi ie i He j if f i i £8 e { i ny 4 i d i i i ie i et # i aj Fi i i f i 8 Ls E f i | : i i i H f fi Us i i it | i z if ta H i i Be it | it a nip al i f SREBR iteeh R A “ | u i i | ; i Lt i i # i H i ie Wi rf i i i I ia don Times telegraphs as follows: Admiral Humann's command the captati of the French gunboat Lion has made an unreserved apology to Capt. McLeod of the cruiser Pallas for having steam- F upon The Pallas, Svnich was out: out, 4 seakaees pee_and coolness ‘alone = armed conflict. a her similar instance of, the 's conduct justified taken at a disadvantage.” —_——__+e+. . | i | | : | Hy gra ile gigl ah! 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MORFIT, At ber in Reltimore, M4. the 34 of August, I8MR. in the rte at aen, taSiallase Inter Gongreasioant cemetery Ba ie eee aay eet PALMER. On Angust 1898. at his beme. Frien@- te ee Se ‘The State Department is informed that the world’s peace congress, formed for the purpose of securing the settlement of all international disputes by arbitration. will Chicago op the i8th inst., and that ail’ the prin- American Notes. The New York Herald's special from Panama says: Patrick Egan, formerly minister of the United States to Chile, is a passenger on the steamer Colombia which sailed for New York on Wednesday. The foreign office of Colombia has for- mally apologized to British Minister Wen- for, the attéck made upon him by the « News has been recetved here from Teev- cigalps. Honduras, that Ponciann Leiva has ly renounced the presidency of that ii iblic. "Prom La» Libertas, Sal comes the ator. ex THE RED FLAG 18 FLYING. ‘Weare obliged to hancomt the “danger siensl.* ‘The people have always been our friends, aud they bali not be deceived. if we cau help it. HEED THE WARNING. imitations and simulations of CARTEWS LIVER PILLS are beinz offered, and ites duty to raise the “danger sicual.”” DONT BE DECEIVED, nt be too car ful: Fou cannet soratintne ss ee Ween you aes for CARTERS LITTOR LIVER PILLS you want “CA-R-T-E-R-8." Dog te caredeas: seo that you get “CARTER” ferune allotuers: take nothing but she genuine Ga. This LATTE LIVER PILLS. A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK BEADACHE Small POL Small Doe Small Price, CHILDREN CRE FOR PITCHER’S CasToBia.