Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1893, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTO D. ©, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1893—TWELVE PAGES. 7 December Miracle Sale At Moses! Everything In Our MAMMOTH STORES Greatly Reduced. Bedroom Suites. F009 $100-00 Solid Oak, maasive,3 pieces.$170. 00. Solid Ouk; massive, 3 pleces. 200.00 Pe vw Birch, massive, 3 pieces. .- ro ‘Twin’ M a ~ = Eye the 3 pieces. eed Jahogany. leces. 2 ABtijque ‘Sak. mas pow SOO. 00) Mahogany. pie S Trima Vera. 3 pieces. Prima bie 3 pleces. Bireb, 3 pieces. --- piew Curly Birch, 3 pieces Cheval, Antique O2k, Solld Onk, 3 pieces. Solid Oak, 3 pieces pieces... White Mupte, 3 pleces. Oak, 3 pleces. pieces. pieces * 3 pleces, Maple, ti Asu, Cheval, 3 pieces Odd Bureaus. Solid Oak, polish finish. hb Ceutury English Oak. Cheval. 0000125 3 Many others reduced in proportion. 50 $7.00 Solid Oak Washstands French Dressing Tables. Marked Down fro to S00. f ie Autigque viple 5, Eumpire Mahogany, Louis XVi Mahogany’ .. Cheval Glasses. Mahogany . Bireh .. Bird's Eye Maple. Mupie . Birea, Oak. EF Many others reduced in W. 1B. MOSES & SONS, | All-Brass Bedsteads. Extension Tables. Marked Marked Down from to Double Brass Bed... $50.00 uartered Oak, : $10.00 Double Brass 27708 uartered “Oak, é 1) Double Brass 48.00 Quartered Oak. 6- . 4.25 Double Brass 2 66-00 ed Oak, S-foot. sc... 5.50 Double Brass > 8 6.75, Double Brass 2 ee. 25.00 Doubie Brass . 19.50 +foot Brass 3 5-00 B-foot Brass Antiqite Oxk, 12 54.00 B-foot Brass Quartered Ouk, 12-foot . 30.00 $foot Brass nak, S"ft-.round top. 16.00 3-foot G-inch Brass Bed ee 00 White And Brass Bedsteads Marked = Down g Room Chairs. Marked from ++ $3.50 7.00 70 4.00 6.50 4.50 7.00 7.00 Solid Ouk, cane seat Solld Oak,’ sole 7 Arm Chat Oak Chal China Closets. English Oak, corner. = Antique = « er. +4 Antique Oak, corner: Costumers. Anthive Oak. ‘co Aatique Oak, cor Antique Oak. corner. Autique Oak, bent ends. Down to $1 1 Se High | 6 peg, Solid Oak.. a Anttiqu seas ape. a — Wardrobes. FA Antiqu 16. Antique Oak. uble door: Ww. Many others reduced in proportion. Book Cases. Antique Antinue Antique Antique Antique He Double Sold Mal Solid Oak, Nolld, Ant Solid Oak, ds Secretary Book Cases. arked Down - « Sotid Oak . . 2 Solid Onk, double bookcase Bolid Oak Solid Oak, double. Solid Mabogany tinish.combinat’n, bination combination Office Desks. Marked ik, single pedestal... $20.00 ik, dou pedestal... 40.00 Solid Ouk, doub pedestal... 00, Solid Oak dbl. pedestal.d-ft.. 00 Solid Oak, single pedestal... 00 se mik, double pedestal. . 00 Che -ft.. |. pedestal. Solid Uak, double pedestal. . China Silks. 300 yds. S$2-In, Figured, 9 colors. $I 230 yds. lors. 230" yds, colors. 200 yds, uy combinat’n, combination. iers. Antique Oak ... Antique Oak 2 Antique Oak ¢ Antique Oak > Natural Cherry Autique Oak . Antique Oak’ Antique Oak . colors 200 yds. Japanese, 6 colors Handsome Plushes. 25 yds. 24-41 Mohair Comb. S. B. & China Case... Antique Oak ... Antijue Oak + Antique Oak - | and oli Was’... .$1.50. Now $0.75 Antique Ouk . . Villosat Flush, * Antique Oxk : 5 Now 0.35 wtique Onk ina Cioset. 3 2hin. Antique Oak = ee Plush, in colors. Now 0.35 . 24-In. Marbled Plush, all, de: colors. Was. 2 Now 2.50 1.50 Momie Cloth. Antique Oak WAS. NOW. Antique Oak Antique Oak Antique Oak Antique Oak + Antique Oak Antique Oak 7 Antique Oaic Antique Oak Antique Oak Antique Ouk Antique Gak Antique Oak Antique Oak Antique Ouk | Solid Oak .. ‘Many others reduced in 40 yds. _50-In, ‘Terra Cotta Blue. $2 50 yds. 50-0. 35 “yds. 50-in, Terra ‘and Olive 30 yds. 50-in Cretonne. Herringbone. .$0.73 $0.25 in, Two: EGINNING TO- MORROW MORN- INGAT 90’CLOCK, the greatest values in the history of any busi- ness will be place before economic buyers. It won't last long, for our incomparable stocks would becomeexhausted before the terrific on- slaught that’s sure to result. The prices speak for themselves. The goods are all seasonable and in flawless condi= tion. Note well these CON= DITIONS: EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL IS GUAR- ANTEED, WHETHER SOLD AT A LOSS * OR A PROFIT. WE CANNOT PROMISE TO DELIVER ANY ORDERS ON THE DAY RE- CEIVED, OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WILL PLEASE NOT ASK FOR CREDIT, AS THE LOW PRI AT WHICH THE GOODS ARE OFFERED DEMAND Casi PAYMENTS. NOTHING CAN BE RESERVED. Our Store will remain open until 1 P.M. THANKSGIVING DAY. A Big List Of Reductions. On Parlor Furniture, Easy and Reclining Chairs, Parlor, Library and Bed Room Ta- bles, Parlor and Mantel Cabinets, Couches snd Lounges and Hall Racks WILL APPEAR TOMORROW, Carpets, Rugs, Mattings, Lincleums, Oilcloths, Art Squares And The Like Far Under Their Usually Low Prices, 25 pieces Gobelin and Axminster Carpets in the newest designs and colorings. Regular price, $1.i0 pe yard. During this sale. 10 patterns Axminster Carpets in lengths from 10 to 30 yards each, Regular price, $1.75 yard, thin iets Se Tard Porn Sr Og 11 pieces Heavy Wilton Carpet, Rew patterns, Regular price, $2.00 $1 25 . $1.25 yard. During this sale... 20 pieces Best Five Frame Body Brussels, Hartford and other well known makes. Regular price,$1. During this sale, meai* $1.00 10 pleces Best Quality Body Brussels Stair Carpets. Regular price $1.25 apd $1.35 yard. During this sal os 75C. 15 patterns Wilton Velvet Car- pets Uthat were $1.35 yard during $1 0o = $1. this wale.......eeceeees 10 patterns Best Wilton Velvet Carpets, in lengths from 10 to 40 yards. Regular price, $1.85 yard. During this sale... 15 patterns Best Quality Tapes- try Brussels. Regular. price, During this wale. . 2% rolis Good Heavy Tapestry Brussels, uew patterns. Regularly 0c, yard. During this vale....... 50 rolls Tapestry Brussels, new patterns and colors, Regular price, Te. yard. During this sale. . 1o pieces Tapestry Brusels.« Regularly Ge. yard. During this sale. g 42¢c. INANTS of all kinds of Carpeting.at about HALB PRICE. 1,000 yards of our Famous Agra Carpets. Regularly $1.00 vard. During this sale. 75¢. 1,500 yards Best All-wool Ex-su- per Ingrain Carpet. | Regular price, 57¢c. ing 85c. 75¢c. 65¢c. 50c. Te. yard. During this sale. 1,117 yards Imperial Union In- grain Carpet. Regu Gc. yard. During thi 150° swinples Ingrain about 1 yard long. 37¢. 25C. Carpets,in lengths of 5 t . Regular. price. @5c. ond SSc. yard. During this sale. . : 35¢. LINOLEUMS. 980 yards Heavy Linoleum, in new patterns. Regular price for this grade Te. yard. During oe soc. yd th, formerly 30e, yard. During this ‘sale. . 20. Rug Department. 2 bales Smyrna Mats. size 18x36 inches. Regular price $1.50 each. During this sale. RG . $1.00 1 bale Smyrna Rugs, size “21x42 inches. Regular price, During th $1.50 Rezular price, $3.50 each. During this sale a $2.25 2 bales Smyrna Rugs, size 30x60 inches. Regular price, $4.25 each. During this sale’. =" $2.75 Inches. Regular price, $6.25. Dur- $3 90 2 bales Smyrna Rugs, size 36x’ ing this sale. Regular price, $10.25. During th Regular price, $10.25, Ing this $6.25 1 bale Smyrna Rugs, size 4x7 5 Smyrna Carpets, size 6x9 feet. Regular price, $23. During this $15, oo eee peter 5 Smyrna Carpets, size 7 ft. 6 In. by 10 ft. 6 iu. Regular price, During this sale. 4 Smyrna Carpets, size 9x12 Regular price, $50. During sale... 20... oe RUSSIAN RUGS. A new invoice of Russian Rugs has just arrived. The designs and finish are superior to any We've yet shown. The reductions we made on thelr predecessors are good on these also. Regular During Price, 3 1.50 Sseeenk B8eow Ox12 feet Largest Exclusively Retail Upholstery, Drapery and Wali Paper House ‘in America. GOAT SKIN RUGS. 23 an SO Goat Skin Rugs, size 28x64 4 1.6 Inches, in all the new effects, plain 1 and combination. Regula: i 26 $5.50. This week . econo $5.00 27 zB 50 White and Gray Goat Skin 2 ~” Rugs, 28x64 inches, selected and ” = Tate week NT Pre, $2.00. $2.25 | 30 1 MOQUETTE RUGS. 32 = 2 bales Mats, 18x36 inches. Ws 3 $1.50. Now | Hate $1.00 |: ead 1 bale Ri x8. Wi 75, . xi uss, Were $3.75, $2.50 Fa BZ 1 ot Rugs, 363 Ws BO New creer 93°75 | ar 1.75 188 KENSINOTOX ART SQUARES AND SELECT = Ay ands ¥sloar, io to Regular Reduced | 40 2% yards Velour, 10 2B Price. Price. $1 115 yards Velour, 130 (1.0 5 Extra Heavy Art = nee eee = Lew STE Extra, Hteary ad 8044 glteae Neri tess: Be Squares, size Bx3% rds. 7.00 5.00 | 4615, sande Chenille, pink: ie its 11 Extra Heavy Art +78 yards Velour, lue- [ihe Bee. Squares, size 3x4 vds.... 8.00 6.00 | 48 2% yards Velour, blue. 1300 Lo 3 Extra Heavy Art 4 i* yards Velour, imperial blue. 2.75 2.00 Squares, size 3x5 yde.... | 12. 7.50 Sate Shae, O88. DS 8 Extra Quality All-wool 51 r 4 2 Kensingtou Art Squares, be ae size 4x6 rds. 4 322i panda 3 actch Qube Game Be 54 My yards Velour, light biue..... is F 55 3 Sands Velour, double-face gold. 1 1 Oriental Patterns and Col- {56 8 yards Velour, salmon... ; orings, 31x yds......... 24.50 20.00 ST 1% yards Velour, tmperial terra 1% yards Velour, imperial terra 1 Seotch Cairo Rugs, in votta..... ean 0 - Oriental Patterns and Col- bad 3 4 59 3% yards Velour, ashes . ings, 4x3 yds - 35.00 30.00 : ws “po Hand-made Wo Vew- a ino tom fo tibuie Door Mats. aoe 2.00 wd 62-2 yarts Velour, tue. oe By yards Velour. blue _ a oo Hordes of Bargains od ae From the Uphoistery And 1 yard Cocailie Soa'sese. 727-7 3 yards Silk Chenille, Drapery Departments. : 3.00 WOOL TAPESTRIES.__ 1 24, yards Velour, double-face old 3% yards Velour, terra cotta 3% yards Velour, light green. Bly yards Chenille, green... 3% yards Chenille, terra cotta. 3%, yards Chenille, gold. . 3% yards Chenille, reseda 3% yards Chenille, old ruse, 3% yards Chenille, gal. brown, ‘By yards Chenille, light blue. Bly yards Chenille, gold > yards Chenille, E. blue. 3% yards Shetla, EF. blue. 216 yards Shella, olf rome. 3% yards Shella, fawn. 2% yards T2-in, Chenille, 31, yards 724. Chenille, gold. . 50-in. Dark Blue. M2 od UASe S58 aw bhikhadadesaaakes a aes Seeeenananin . B0-in. Old Red, SATIN TAP eoee & wees sen e Geueath see Blue Ground Cream and Kose ‘30-in. Cream and Blue. MEDALLION | TAVESTRI 50-in. Old Gold. 50-tn. Blue Petty Print . 50-in. Gold and Ilue. 18 ‘yds. 50-in. Pink and Gold 33 yds. 50-in. Blue aud Terra Cotta .. si | 1B yas. C01 FATE THS. «6 =| Fringed Valances. SZALGLAELE SZ Pn SATIN TAPESTRY. anh sheath oni abou! yds. long, with velour back ground. =—" the thing for mantel or odd wim Was. NOW, ne Fawn, with slik and worsted fringe ..... a : a 30 ya ee Fawn, with silk and” worsted FIGURED JAPANESE CREPE. Fringe one-one $00 2.25 250 yds. 36-in. 3 colors. - 2B 1% Gold, with worsted r-» 5.00 1.00 350 yds. 32-ta. Tinsel, 7 colors. . 2 Blue, with gold tnsel 825 1.08 75 ‘yds. 36-in. 8 colors. : Bive, with silk and worsted frinze ssnenn O25 225 50 yds. 36-in. Figured. . Blue, with silk and worsted 40 yds. 36-10 Figured: . fhe, bs oaseeceacsss MEET RED © yds. 36-in. Figured E Cream, with silt fringe. .22130.00 35y 100 yds. Fawn. with worsted frnge.. 3.00 126 45 yds, 45-in. White ¢ Maroon, with worsted fringe. 4.00 1.09 40 yds. 40-in. White Coin Gold, with worsted fringe.. 200 0.78 55 yds. 45-in. Blue Coin Bine, with worsted fringe. 4.50 1.30 50 yds. 45-in. ¥ds, 45-in. Cotm Spot. . B yds. 45-in.White Fleur de Lis Bo rus Son ieee de Lan Handsome Fringes. sds, One and one-half yards will make @ Odds and Ends : 31.00 At Largely Reduced Prices. in ; é 135 1° 2 yards Velour, light green —_ 2 My garde Velour, pink | 0.20 3 ards Velour, green... 4 1% yards Velour, double-face ou terra cotta 5 2% yards Velour, green. $2 sanls Velour, imperial rei se yal ‘elour, beage. 8 3% yards Velour, blue... :| Table Covers. 3 pentile, terra cotta CHENILLE COVERS, 11% yard Chenille, terra cot WERE NOW. 12° 3% yurds 50-in. Plush, gal. about 1 yd. square.....$0.80 80. 1314 yards Velour, straw ‘0 | aiout 1% yds. syuare.-.. 138 14 8% yards Chenill : 133 15 1 yards Selon, ‘green f 4 278 1 yard Velour, maroon. a 17 2% yards 50-1, Plush, 12, about 1% fs « 19% yard Velour, imperial green._ 1.75 about 3\p yds. square... 5.60 203i yards Velour, double-tace — i Pr -4 1 ate vaca ayaes — - 2 yards Velour, oid. Nee ; 32 13) yards 50-in. Plush, olive.... 6.00 i Ey Fag r-4 | Certificates Authorized. ALEXANDRIA. through this city today en route to the Real Estate Matters. WOMEN IN SOCIETY % The Equity Court, division Justice , Staunton Insane Asylum, in charge of| M. Lauphelmer of Baltimore has pur- ~often need the Hagner, has authorized the receivers of| The subject of extending streets south of | Guard Miller. chased for $32,750 of B. H. Warder subs | jening support of a gener- ni e tates Academ the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com-| the city, which is now attracting con- i eee 5 to 10, square 727, 160 feet 2 inches on A, | al tonic and Peny to Issue $52,000 in certificates of in-| siderable attention here, was called up at Marriage Licenses. They're tired out or debtedness to pay for real estate, the bonds to bear date of January 1 next, at two years, with 6 per cent interest. ONE ENJOYS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts genily yet promptly on the Kidneys, «iver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro- duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt ia its action and truly beneficial in iw effects, —— only from the moss healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most Ly sa remedy known. yrup of Figs is for sale in 50c and $1 bottles by all leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- | cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. MOUISVILLE, Ky. WEW YORK. MV. the meeting of the congregation of St.] Marriage licenses have been issued by the Mary's Church last night and the following | clerk of the court to the following: Ander- memorial was submitted as a basis of ac-|son McCoy and Celia Jones: Michael Cur- tion: tin of New York, N. Y., and Abbie A. Cady; The congregation of St. Mary’s Church | John H. Pearson and Laura Hood; Charles respectfully represent to the city council | J. Pengoy of Baltimore and Nellie B. Lynch of Alexandria that the recent: order for the | 0f Toledo, Ohio. extension of Pitt street south to the cor- ee poration line will occupy land which they Estler Divorce Case. have purchased and paid for. in view of| In Equity Court, division 2, Justice Hag- the fact that some misapprehension exists | ner yesterday delivered his opinion in the on the subject of the right to open streets | case of ‘T. W. Estler agt. Ida C. Estler, through what was lately known as Yeates’ | granting a divorce to the husband, dismiss- garden they respectfully ask that all fur-|ing the wife's cross-bill and continuing ther proceedings for the opening of Pitt | the alimony of $ a month for the support Street south be temporarily suspended and | of the wife and two children and giving that the subject of opening streets south be | the custody of the children to the grand- referred to the corporation attorney to re- | mother. port: First. When and how the streets passing through Yeates’ garden were dedicated or DUFFY'S P R condemned for public use, Second. When and hew such dedications, if made, were accepted by the corporation of Alexandria. | The congregation is quite willing to afford | an opening through their land té the Mt. Vernon railroad bridge and they tender to the corporation of Alexandria free, through their land, the right of way along Royal street extended, sixty-six fe wide, from F ranklin street to the south corporation line. | the corporation court will hold a session | | Rext Wednesday, and the counsel for Jet- | ferson Phillips, convicted of manslaughter | for killing George Smith, will ask that Phillips shall be kept in the upper story of | the jail by night as well as by day. it is alleged wae . health is suffering in con- Sequence of being compell ep in a| cell on the first floor. ee An interesting concert was given at the First Baptist Church last night. All pres- ent were delighted, and a considerable sum Was raised for church purposes. wit yncare rier wtartte | FOR MEDICINAL USE : H NO FUSEL OIL and Columbus for $400. The Ebbitt House Hotel Company met | here yesterday and elected its officers. This is the time of the year when The sult of City Sergeaat Smith against |there is a chill in the at the city for $1.19 on account of fuel fur-| malaria in the air, an nished the city jail during the past twelve | and ainfally years will be heard in the corporation court | YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NEGL this week. | A COLD. Nothing which has ever been A lecture will be delivered before the | discovered hax equaled Duffy's Pare Young Men's Sodality um here tonight | Malt Whiskey for counteract ww Rev. Dr. Mackin of St. Paul's Catholic | first approach of any cold, | Chureh, Washington. jmalnria symptoms. It is for sale ‘The mission at Grace P. E. Church is|druggists and grocers universally, | Still im progress, and is largely attended. | but ere should be exe Rey. Mr. James of Loudeun county, Va.,| mone but Duffy's in secur cined that Send for whose fanaticism in ‘d to liquor { our Ulustrated hook, hir to break the windows and bottles ota DUPFY MALT W¥ SKEY Co., | Washington saloon some weeks ago, Passed Rochester, N. Y. 158 feet on Maryland avenue and 40 feet fronting on Ist street northeast. Minerva E, Yoder has bought of S. J. Block for $6,000 sub 5%, square 988, iS by ‘SO. feet on 1lth between A and B streets northeast. Catherine Fitzgerald has purchased of F. Hale for $5,300 sub 37, square 622, 7 1-2 by 100 feet on Ist between I and K streets northwest. : — The Hyattsville Depot Robbed. ‘The ticket office of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Hyattsville was entered by thieves Sunday night. Their entrance was effected by cutting the upper sash of the window, raising the latch which fastens it, and shoving open the inside blinds, The money drawer was then opened and rifled of about $1.25. The thieves tried to break open the large safe in the office, but were frightened off by a noise before they could accomplish their object. The office was evi- dently entered by parties who were familiar with the place. Bailiff Barr is now on the track of the robbers, Before Justice McComas Criminal Court, Division 1, and James Burley, jr., (indicted with Chas. Harris), were acquitted of a charge of lar- ceny from the person. What Is the use to state the unple: of dyspepsia, The nutrition of the upon the food. Yet the food the body not well sant symptoms body depends be right and . That's only true, | when ti impaired digestion—dys- pepsia—affecting the nutritive functions, affects | the gereral health so much, That tells why dys- pepsia means other fllness so often. There fs a harmless relief of dyspepsia, a general tonle for the system, too, in the genuine JOHANN HOFF'S | Malt Extract, which cortains ull the nutritious | and t elements of malt extracted. Reware of imitations. | genuine has the signature of “JOHANN | on neck label of bottle. Our booklet, | sent free, tells in an interesting way about this | Extract. EISN 154 Frovklin st., New | ued at 8s6. “run-down.” This is frequently the result of “weaknes Are you weak, ais ous, or ailing Then Dr. ih Pierce's Favorite Pre- scription brings you special help. Ades ¢ remedy prescribed for delicate women, for all tho derangements, disorders, and diseases of the sex. For regulating and promoting all the j per functions, building up and invi the entire system, and restoring th and strength, this ig the only remedy that can be guaranteed to benefit or cure, or the money will be refunded. | It has stood the test of a quarter of a century of cures—Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. That's why the proprietors take the risk; they say: “If we can't cure your Catarrh, we will pay you— $500 in cash!” Ald for the Poor. The following contributions for the Cen- tral Union Mission Thanksgiving dinner for the poor of the District have been received at The Star office Charity Two busy women dno. G. ada. Mrs. J. G. Judd.. ME. For the Jenkins family: Heretofore ackn Cash oe 100 Mrs. F, H. A.W 500 E. G. 100 Total to date. $27 00 ———— An Assignment. Edwin B. Jones, trading as the Columbia Pickling Company, has made an assign- ment for the benefit of creditors to Willard C, Grigsby. The assets consist of a stock of pickles, extracts, &c., at 312 Pennsylva- nla avenne, with tools, good will, &c.. val- .47, and the liabilities, $3,957.36. aa Ue SSS Arthur M. Waite has, by Mr. Samuel Maddox, filed a bill ogainst G. W. Waite et ai. for the sale of part lot 1s, square 16), and distribution of the proceeds. Evan Lewis won three out of five wrest- R & MENDELSON CO., Agents, 152 bl bouts against Chas, Wittmer, in Cin- cinnati, Saturday night. + $16 00 | Kind, and espectaliy “among the American peuple. 100) Three-fourths of the chronic complaints which or MEDICINE AND SURGERY, 807-809-811 14th St. N.W., between H and I Sts., WASHINGTON, D.C. A PERMANENT INSTITUTION FoR THE SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT AND CURE OF NERVOUS and SPECIAL DISEASES. THE PHYSICIANS IN CHARGE have had many years’ experience in hospital and private practice; are regular graduates of the most eminent medical colleges, and give their special attex tion to the treatment of all forms of NERVOUS DISEASES. We recognize the 6 T PRINCIPLE that genius, or talent, or exceptional skill tn any profession, and especially jn the medical profession, IS A GREAT PUBLIC TRUST, to be executed fer the Sreatest good of the greatest number. Heuce we call your attention as to what you may expect frow our treatment. WE HAVE DEVOTED YEARS TO THE STUDY AND TREATMENT OF Nervous and Complicated Diseases, Which other physiciant have failed io treat success(ally. ‘Those DELICATE FUNCTIONS of the buman frawe, whose derangements have for centuries de! have in wany cases yielded to the patient investigation and untiring perseverance of our physicians, and thousands of sufferers trum diseases heretofore jpronounced incufalie have consulted us and have been restored to Health And Usefulness. Nervous 1 vera we mat om! The Middie-Aged, “™,%* er lifie souzce of disease a aa Debility tsa sagerinz among man ded human ski ened by the traces of oid complaints which ua- skiilfal physiciams Lad perhaps relieved, but whieb time hax Woazht back at a peflod when they are most xuney ing. make life miserable can be traced to some form of 3.00» nervous weakness. It is confined to uo age. uo sex. | Tine Olid *% “ovis send their dectioiag Who, through ignorance or years in peace and comfort, but The Young, the careless exuberance of find their bodies racked with pains at time when youthful spirits, have been unfortunate, and fia’ they require all thelr strength for the sective themselves in danger of lowing their beaith and duties Of life will all find it to thelr advastege embittering their lives. to consult us. Our Cures Are Thorough and Permanent. No Experiments or Failures. A Cure Warranted. PERSONS RUINED IX HESLTID BY UNLEARNED PRETENDERS WHO KEEP TRIFLING WITH THEM MONTH AFTER MONTH, GIVING POISONOUS AND INIURIOUS ‘ COMPOUNDS, SHOULD APPLY IMMEDIATELY. Office Hours: 9 to 3 and 6 to 8. Sundays, 10 to 2. Saturday evenings ustil 9, C7 Fourteenth Street Cable Cars pass the door. 028,620