Evening Star Newspaper, December 19, 1895, Page 10

10 THE EVENING STAR, ee DECEMBER 19, 1895-TWELVE PAGES. Open Tonight till 9 and every night until Xmas. 100 miniature Bradbury Up- right Grand Pianos given away tomorrow — Friday —tell the children. Manufac-= turer’s Reduction Sale of Pianos. Every. instrument reduced be- tween now and Xmas. Never before in the history of our business have we been so well stocked with fine new pianos. Carload after carload of the new-style Bradbury Up- right Grands have been arriving each day from our four immense factorie Beautiful New Bradbury Up- rights (this year’s designs), with the new patent full swinging desk and Boston fall board, handsomely decorated — with quaint old colonial hand carv- ing, in all woods. You have a chance this year to buy vour Christmas piano di- rect from the manufacturers, and you ought to do it. Be- cause we make our own pianos. Because we are compelled to stand by them. Because if you come to complain about them we can’t tell you that we are only the agents and somebody else way up north or out west is the manufacturer and respon- sible for the piano. Those are strong points, but they are only a few of the many advantages of buying a piano direct from the manufacturers. We, the manufacturers, sell to YOU, the SUMER. We, as manu- , can sell you a piano easier than any agent, because we own the piano and can wait for our money. You can have your choice of this immense stock of pianos on any terms you wish—all cash—part cash— or $10 monthly installments. Bradbury Factory Warerooms, 1225 Pa. Ave. BORN G. SMITH, » VAN WICKLE, MANUF. MANAGE CTURER. An “All Write” Xma Gift ink always at hand. write with a, Lancast And it's a Pen, for it id gold pen. Silk Handkerchiefs and misters Gilt _ Men. Half Usual tg losin, Prices. P. JT. Sa aa. Effects in High-class NECKWEA R| Each Scarf Prettily Boxed, 50C. HENRY FRANC & SON, 2070-3m,28 YouCan Hire a Doctor, | or the most com- When iad dis CORNER 7TH & D. suri constructed chronometer, it stays repaired Custom-made Shirts For Xmas Gifts! ri 1 each—my pri niers ‘Now. WELLS, irtmaxer. 1401 Pa. Ave. delS-16d. SARA NRA RRR Xmas canes & ~~ umbrellas. Canes of Acacia, Trish Conz0 Wood, Olive ‘Wood, Ei &c.—probably the of them in the etty. for as low (i rolling G! Ha with steel rod, dle equal to most $2 Dot an Umbrella Splendid line CHAS. H. ope Up-to-date hatter, 905 Pa. Ave. aid Cardigan Jackets HALF PRICE. Going to close out every Cardigan Jacket in stock—navy blue and black, and grand qualities. $2 Cardigan Jackets for $1. $5 Cardigan Jackets for $1:50. n Jackets for $2. S Cantiean Jackets for $2.50. Mayer’s, 943 Pa. Ave. ae5-3m,16 “A little printing now and then Is needed by all business men.” I happen to know just a little Yours more than the “other fellow” in my line. You can Bes this pat by trying me on an order—as smal for MIO oe as fatpe bh like fo eke i c Artistic a clever work—qu' Business foo." Small prices, Phone 1679. te Elliott, phic." 506 roth St. del9-16d Give the Boy —a striking bag, $2 up. —a pair of dumb bells or Indian clubs, 25c. up. —a pair of Am. Club ice skates, 50c. up. —a sled, 75¢c. up. Tappan’s, 1013 Pa. Ave. dis-24d Mayer Bros. & Co., Special COAT au CAPE Reductions for Friday & Saturday. 8 52.9 For our $5.00 Beaver Jackets. $4.98 For our $7.98 and $8.49 Boucle _Jackets._ For our $10.98 and $11. 8 Diagonal Jackets. $12.98 For our $175 50 and $18.49 Caterpil- lar Jackets. For our $10.98 Seal Plush Capes. $9.89 For our $15.00 Appliqued Plush _ Capes. _ $12.48 For our $18.49 Jetted Plush Capes. $27.98 For our $42.50 Velour Capes. 27.48 For our 9: vie: Seal Capes. Mayer Bros. & Co., 937 and 939 F St. N. Ww. Epworth League. The Epworth League of Foundry M. E. Church has elected officers for the nine months ending September 30, 1896, as fol- lows: President, W. H. Kerr; first vice president, George F. Cahill; second vice president, Drusa Carroll; third vice presi- dent, Mrs. Irving O. Ball; fourth vice president, Emma Teller; treasurer, Robert L. Bains; secretary, Mabel L. Perry. TO PLAY CHRISTMAS Golumbian's Et Eleven to Meet Univer- sity of Virginia. LOCAL TEAM 10 BE STRENGTHENED Von der Ahe After the Phillies’ Best Men. PILLSBURY LOSES A GAME A meeting of the members of the Ath- letic Association of Columbian University was held yesterday to discuss the pros- pects of a game for Christmas day for the foot ball team. After some discussion the offer of the University of Virginia team to play the local 'Varsity team that day was accepted, and arrangements made for the game. This will take place at 3 o'clock in the afternoon at Capitol Park. Who the officials will be has not been decided. The personnel of the team will be a good deal changed from that of Thanksgiving day. While that team made a fine and some- what unexpected showing against the Co- lumbia Athletic Club, it is expected that the changes made will result in strengthen- ing the University considerably. In the first place, quarter back, where the Uni- versity was weak until Mills got into the game, is to have a man who is one of the best quarters in the city, T. A. Aiton, who captained and played that position for the crack Orients this season, and in the same capacity on the champion Eastern High School team of 1892. Another Orient and former Bastern High School player who is likeiy to make his ap- pearanc on the "Varsity eleven is Avis, the right half of the Orients of this year. Both Aiton and Avis are students of the law department of Columbian. The latter, however, is not so sure of his position, as Donald MacDonald, a good runner, is t ing for the position along with Beard, who played in that place in the November gai Cockrille ts, of course, the other bi the captain, and Weaver the full back. In the line, also, there are to be 5 changes. Eddy Mills, a former s of the Central High School, ts booked for one end, and Carroil, Fugitt and ris for the other, with the odds on the former. Gambrill, regular, Shuster, one of the guards, and Doolittle and Clapp are trying for tackles, with the chances on the two former. For guards there are Busey, Cummings, Cook and Johnson, all heavy men. iusey played Than’ ‘iving day in the ranks of the winged arrow people, and Cummings played in 2 similar position on the oppos: ing side, but both are now likely to be found as the guards on one side. The men trying for center are Johnson of the me‘ cal school and Harlan of the college. John- son played last time. Capt. Penton of the University of Vir- ginia is not able to announce his line up just now, but is counting on having eight of this year's regular players and the other three places filled by three good subs. This will about even matters up, so that a contest may be expected all around. another of the Virginia star is also to be on hand. It is ex- hat the alumni of the University of Virginia in this city will turn out in num- bers to witness their suc: Ors. VON DER AHE'S JOKE. Offered for Pr: the F Bane An agent of the St. Louis club yesterday made the Philadetphia ball club an offer of $30,000 for Pitchers Taylor and Carse Catcher Clements and Outfielders Dela- hanty and Thompson. The offer was m to Secretary William Shettsline. The ter was so astonished that he almost f in a faint. “Why don't you buy the whole club?" he finally ejaculated. “We will; only set your price, and we ‘will send you Chris Von der Ahe’s certified check for the amount,” was the reply of the St. Louis representative. “Well, we might just as well sell the club as these five met said Mr. Shettsline, “for they are a whole team in them: 2 “That is the reason we want them, plied the St. Louis man. Then Secretary Shetisline made a coun- ter proposition, He wanted Pitcher Breit- enstein and Left Fielder Cooley, and he suggested that a trade might be made. But cre trade would not go,. because Mr. 8 J vd that either I nstein er Cooley mat be part of the considera- tion, and the St. Louis representative would not listen to it. Further developments may be looked for. Pillsbury Beaten by Steinitz. The third series of games, which com- pleted the first round of the international re- chess aournament at St. Petersbu: was played Tuesday afternoon and finished in the early hours yesterday morning, when Lasker (black) beat in an Evans’ gambit, after moves, and Steinitz (white) be in a Petroff defense, after s The score up to date lost 1; Pillsbury ‘on 2, los! igorin won 1 1; Steinitz won 1, lost 2. titer for Cup The London Globe says that it is rumored that the Hendersons of Glasgow received an order today for a yacht, designed by George L. Watson, which'{s to compete in races for the America’s cup. Another Co America's Roger Conror ns With Louis, Roger Cornor has signed a contract to play first base for the St. Louis Club next season. Frank Donahue of Waterbury, Conn., has signed a contract to pitch for St. Louis. Light Infantry Won. The Washington: Light Infantry basket “MAYER & PETTIT. FURNITURE BARGAINS That will make handsome Holiday presents are sure to interest you at this time, and if you haven’t the CASH it makes no difference to us. We give you all the CREDIT you want. One of our greatest bargains for Friday only This large size Handsome Rocker, broad arms, rattan seat, only g9c. No notes, no security. See our bargains in Rockers, See our bargains in Desks. See our bargains in Fancy Tables. See our bargainsin = - Onyx Tables & Lamps. See our bargains in Couches. See our bargains in China Closets. See our bargains in Everything. Visit our Clothing and Cloak Departments. MAYER & PETTIT, Reliable Outfitters, 415 7th St. N. W. Washington Mili- night’s game at fantry armory, by a iss Orients Won Again. The Orient A. C. fgot bali eleven de- feated the Shamrocks yesterday afternoon at National Park by 40 to 0. The Orients went through the season without defeat. —-eei_—___—_ SHOPPERS OUT IN FORCE. tary Cyclists in la: Washington Light In score of 7 to 0. ball team defeated re The Holiday Tradei#ints for Christ- mas Bayers. The streets are thrbnged with shoppers. From this time on’ ‘tili Christmas t he crowds in the stores wijl grow denser. Wise people all do their buying this week and avoid the Christmas eve crush. Washing- ton people are fortunate in having stores that rank with the best in the country. They are filled now with the most attrac- tive Christmas displays. Below will be found some valuable hints to those who have presents to buy: If a person cannot secure a satisfactory Christmas present at the Palais Royal it can safely be set down as a fact that that individual is not as “other mortals are.” The managers of the handsome tablshment at the corner of llth ard G streets this year surpass all their pre- vious efforts to supply the holiday trade, and they have secured a collection of beautiful and useful goods that has never before been equaled in this vicinity. The rush of trade is so great that a gentle hint is given that the best time to call is between the hours of 8 and 11 a.m. and 6 and p.m. You will receive polite atten- tion during all business hours, but unless you take advantage of the suggestion above given you may find the lively com- pe e tax on your patience, A large section of the hasement floor is de- Voted to an unexcelle: ay of cut glass ware, china brass goods and a celluneous assortment of ary house- hold articles of al! kinds. These are all useful articles of an ornamental character and are offered at cut prices. On the fourth floor is displayed a splendid assort- ment of furniture and curtains at prices that put them within the reach of every- . reduction of 25 per cent Is made on all articles In the two classes last nam- ed compared with t ulation schedule, and the art 2 whit as good in every {1 as those offered by the higher- priced specialists. Interesting details as and prices may be found in the advertisement of the Palais Royal on an- other page. A fine stock Chr érate of articles suitable for tmas presents may be had at mod- prices at Oppenheimer’ oth street. Dress patterns, wraps, table cov- ers, fancy and plain, handsome sets of plated knives, forks, spoons and other ta- ble settings, and a thousand and one other things of good value may be had there at extraordinarily low prices. For Oppenheimer is offering ladies’ and tea gowns, made in the Ia some made of ‘flanneleite, cloths, These are valued at fri cents are offered } covers. Unlor suits n $l to a ome chenille table are sold for 3: cents, and fast black lac hose three pairs for 2 cents. These are samples of some of the remarkably low prices. If you are hunting suitable presents for your friends you want to go where you will find a g varlety of articles to from. H. Davison, the jeweler, s for his cus- to select from. There are dreamy from the orient, mysterious opals from Ceylon,blushing rutMes from the mites of Golconda, dazzling, "brilliant diamonds and eme from the Indies. These and other precious stones are set as rings, stars, taras, earrings, brooches, pendants, ete. There a’ ering: silver novelties so tus to eatch the eye of the tore has be tefully form most fastidio' crowded durin ing a popular place fer Christmas shoppers. The art of washing cJothes—for the tem has advanced to the distinction of art—is a difficult one to master even in these ays of electricity and steam and the im- proved mechantc Ss operated by The chief, requ the ne ef clothes is to mike tand to completely Girt, while az the shail not be in the! ft fabric re. At the Y p large plant of which is located at Street northwe: with main i. ohi . SL Wth and Tot 14th stre se conditions are ob ts, with remarcable sus and Me: Walker & Co. have attained a which only the best service and the best work could command and_prese selves responsible for in their In every brat pestal card or a call for bring a wagon for your w no time. The old philosophy has it that the surest way to a man’s heart is through his stom- stion if a due et would not result. The busy man ed all day knows what than ening he welcomes his $s he does his dinner. ject to thi same What gift could be more appro- priate, then this cheerful season, or could be depended upon to give the most lasting remombrance of the donor, than E The tired woman conditions. pair of warm, comfortable slippers? Such articles may be found in true modern va- riety at the famous establishment of B. Rich's Sons, No. 1002 F street. This firm has won bigh favor among the society people here and those who know what's what in footwear by its enterprising readi- ress to cater to the public’s wants,and in the slipper and general fcot comfort line it is presenting a stock admirably adapted for the choosing of sensible holiday gifts. In doubt as to what to buy for holiday gifts? If so, pay a visit to R. Harris & Co.'s big Jewelry store at 7th and D streets, lcok over their immense stock of gold and silver ware, and it will be surprising if you don’t find a dozen things that appea] to your taste and pocket. Gold link cuff but- tons at $2. Does that suit you? Or for a re set in silver, a handsome pin, erling silver scissors, or a silver trimmed mirror. Satistied now? If you are not, go have a look at the stock yourself, and you soon will be. The best holiday gift one can make is something useful—something, for instance, that can be worn and which will give com- fort of the continual sort to the recipient and thus keep the cockles of his heart warm toward the donor. A husband, brother, father or sweetheart will like nothing bet- ter and appreciate nothing more at this son than a smoking jacket. That's a g2 ment that means solid, steady comfort until its buttons fall off and its elbows are worn out. There is one place in town re these necessar be obtained in a variety of ics at a general price of their former figures, and that is c Co.’s, Pennsylvania avénue and 7th street. It is’ scarcely neeesfary to this, how- ever, as Saks keepszevérything in the line of men’s, youths’, bo¥s’ and children's wear, and any size of male-that walks can be equipped there withga jcomplete wardrobe, from his skin to the Outer atmosphere, in less time almost tha it’takes to tell about it. The pri at Saks!, too, are like the goojs and styles—modern—and that means moderate. ‘ ‘There is probably~ fitted establishment, in the great store of Me Son, the old. house furnishing fp avenue, The hou nojmore handsome Gos goninecon J, Bi y It would ate the ex- ‘pe elmiporslitg to enume f the fitm's imm ‘s not only all the or line, bit all the > and foreign novelties. > for rare and t est dome and their dain The siore open Step in and examine its oa ening. stock. every matchles One of the widest and most favorably equipped one, with tensive and slegant 2! In fact, just now © to even less than This is particularly true o se stock of jackets, capes, silk waists kiris: No one desiring to make a gift in price. duced which will be appreciated, one which will give the utmost tion, can afford to neglect to visit Remember the number, 734 and 7. th street. | ‘ale | Xmas Candies to our Juvenile Patrons. Lucky $ Friday Hours Fer People are sees to our regular Friday price- reductions —and_ although we are in the midst of the Holiday rush—they shall not be disappointed. Fix these “lucky hours” firmly in your mind—there’s a jin- gle of money SAVED in every minute. Tomorrow Se iesheoectnateoetiogetnatectetnegeedpegeciay Grete rope : At 48c. Chil's G to 12) 75 Velvet House Pretty Child's (S to 11) $1.25 Amber Goat Cute “Little Man's"? Slippers. At 5c. About 50° pairs Men's $1.50, $2 and &: » Genuine Alligator—Un- dressed if and Finest Plush Toilet s ors in various pretty 18 pairs Boys? ‘Tan Fine Leather Slippers. At $1.35. 20 pairs Men's Calf snd Kid “Faust” Slippers. i From 12 to 6 p.m.: At $3.65. Ladic ine Bt sostostoezeatoetont urn tr Welt I six different style ees So Soaee Seton From 6 to 9 p.m.: rateate Hahn & Co.’s JIABLE SHOE HOUSES, j | Open evenings | (Pretty Presents At Pleasing ‘PRICES. Christmas. (Photo Frames two phot ames In real leather \Pocket —— We we Dest mad: the mor a5 Bill Books and. ecg Cases In all Good pr Plenty of room the assortment, 0Pocket Knives. (J2BC. TO. A new tot Just tn. ferent sty Many di Price ‘ind iver mounted-$5. DOUB! PORE, M4 6 it SAS OOD SosoRse “Christmas ‘Delicacies FACTORY, 12! Est. Shoe Buyers Only We Shall Sells: 0) iG all kinds and colors — some v4 plain, some silver mounted—9se, 95:00 to $5.00. for a choice in and quality Close-rotting mateh, TIPS PCRS OSS SHES ODES wos r a. I \ | { ssestonzee, pcienboertezonterioen rarer Sots pleepotet ea Oe —We'll take the moderately () & Priced presents to tell you () about today. There are lots of) ¢ them’ here—many that have() () just arrived—many that yous © won't find anywhere else in() \) town. We've put prices “close.” & The goods must make up for () lost time and be out baton of f- TOPHAM’S 1231-1233 Pa. Avenue. " e Grapes eanad cis vas tufted $ £1413 New York Avenue. 3 Bancy. cree s, Wines, ete. oer o Takes Out W rinkles! jackheads—cures: Ce aa Bae wakes skin white and_ sot ‘Tha ie use BRIGHTW is comtLaixtos M._ 25c. box. (7 Samples vara! Drug Store, 938 Bist Wholesale and Retail. al4-84 SPPI9OSsseoese SSeS oCeessceoo Good Old Time sFruit Cake 4 $ 3 > 3 Bde by the old, generous ] ee und for “poun¢ and best of Ingredien's, thoroughly cleaned and seeded. Wholesome ricb—delicous. | Will Keep ‘ fresh for a year. 2% Be. pound. "Phone orders promptly filled. Caterer, 4 37. Jarvis, Confectioner. #426 9th St. ’Phone 1000. 2 dely-284 2 SLsesesesoeoeseoeseseezeee’ FPFLESSOTSSSOSTIOSODSOVTS ‘GORGEOUS : ba Lg iDIATION D e & ‘EXHIBI Tr. 3 Ps = 3 oii, 269, the, most gorgeous, exhilit 4 f and Tare gel od 3 brought to ington. ee © zat = 3 One Magnificent Diamond Necklace, of 3 P4 large pure white ‘old mine’ dia- @, Dd monds, weighing nearly 40 carats, 25 pe © 3 $2,000. $ g 1 Gorgeous Diamond Sunburst of 105 $} rd pure white ‘S876. diamonds, 4 * $ e 4 ° iJ bs B $ ACODS IDOS., ¢ $ e ¢Diamonds, 1229 Pa. Ave.e SECVP OSEIOSOSELISE SPOS OEE oe SRS CPVORSS TEASER TOOT ET IES aad ‘Easy 2 x 4 ‘Shopping here, for we have selected the hundred, and ‘che things suitable for Chi Presents with “the same it OOOO ht as though wow make the gifts and not 3 y to help you giv cho a very. little cont that could p article prices this store the i place. favorite ‘Xoas 949-09-008 00-00 00 6000004 now " delivered” ‘when @ Store open evenings. es €/3 € H. H $ - Hl. Hoeke,3 g CARPETS, FURNITURE AND DRAPERIES, 3 $ COR, STH AND PA. AVE. . POO SEII00 0H SLOOP POPISSSOOH SOS OOSOSDOIIOCS World's Fair! HIGEEST AWARD. IMPERIAL GRANUM, tees The STANDARD and BEST prepared FOOD A very palatable food! A most wholesome food. Delicate children, and delicate, infirm and aged persons, INVALIDS and convalescents praise the ! virtues of this food! Mothers know its value preceding childbirth and while nourishing their off- spring. Infants from birth thrive on it! Sold by DRUGGISTS EVERY WHERE! John Carle & Sons, New York. Our Windows Are decorated with a fine line of Tish and Cel- oN Gifts, such as Toilet and Manicure tions a's Shaving Sets, ‘y, Gentle ots, Perfumes, s lower than’ the lowest. yourself, Our store Is open for your inspection. We lead low pricy es tn art Holiday Goods, as dn everything else. res a . SPE TO LADIE wires = duced to 9c. will make him an excellent gift. KOLB PHARMACY, 438 7th st. mw., cor. EL del6-tf M eeeeestacs * Just out of the bothor : t lot of 2 r grown, them for Xmas gifts at $1.50 a ih Gude & Bro., fEi"?at @elS-12d very Fine Mixed )|Candies 20c. a Ib! And mark this fact cual i eae are . in tractive boxes eminently “time givi r splendid delivery promptest attention to tail or telep Phone 1101 c. W. aeons F St. a18-280 DOs We'll Crown ‘That BrokenTooth Sand, make 1 and most siz tooth vou! A good gold or “he scundest © got. porcelain erown, stich as we'll put on, will sta lifetime. And the cost won't tax heavily form ‘a less extraction, 50 cents. Evans Dental! Parlors, siz17 Penna. Ave. N. W. delS-244 wane Xmas Umbrellas To please every lady, $2.50 to $10. s either, All the operations absolutely painless. Pain- B. H. Stinemetz & Son, 1237 Pa. Ave. de18-208 grereoceroeserecoocossones, : sooeoeees ?Tons of ‘Pure Candy, Z10c. Ib. = =tud the only thing that’s cheay about ‘it ts th ce. PYLE MIXTURE” posed of sev Finds of delicious candies, in- cuding Caramels, Cream" Al- monds, Buttere Chocolate Drops, etc.—and it's all FRESH— ard ly 0c. 8 pound: ‘Think of it pound! cP Sinita? mixtures cost double elsewhere, J. T. D. Pyles, FIVE 412 41h st. “ Af it comes tro af ies" von. > = (=) if ave. ne. i aaa Nebel STORES. }AWasvingion Sau" Monroe sts, ae Anacost’a Sossseooosoceese. sooeorcooes 3 Floors of W onderful Bargains. We're making a new record “for ourselves—with this great DISSOLU- ‘ALE. Never before have we been able to offer such tempting val- ues--28 now. We bought for such phenomenally low prices—that wo want to share our good fortune with you. But you must hurry. We've been crowded for days—and the greatest values are going fast. MEN’S PANTS.........$1.50 —— __ We've about 700 pairs of the latest, neatest patterns. They're worth §5— —— and we ought not to “cut” prices so —— nuch—but you get the benefit. MEN’S SUITS. ..$3.50 to $10 Our $3.50 prises to Sults will be big sur- you. They're wonderfal At $5 we've OXFORD and SILK ——— MIXTURES. At $6 we've BLACK CHEVIOT —— Sults—elegantiy made and finished. GRAY WORSTED SUITS for $5.75 —- te $10. OVERGCOATS | c-2n02.2 7-50 $18 and $20 would be what they're worth. Blue and Black Kerseys. —— All wool. Worsted body Iintng—with —— satin in sleeves. BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS. Long Pants Suits from $4 to $7.50. — Bor’ TEN PER CENT Seo HOUSE. STRICTLY ONE PRICE. :Qhen evenings till 9; Saturdays ti 11, de18-100d DMA! Furniture— Carpets— Mattings— Draperies— Stoves— Ranges— Bric-a-Brac— Banquet Lamps— Reception Chairs— China Closets— = Bookcases— + Office Furniture— Pictures. Etc.—Ete —Ete.— —and what adds to the im- portance of coming here are the enormous sacrifices made by our -Removal Sale and our proffer to await your convenience for the pay- ments. Credit always will be an im- ortant factor here. e Best Stock. ithe Lowest Prices. ral The Most Generous Accommodation. House & Herrmann, Leading Housefurnishers, 221 AND 928 7TH ST. ‘636 MAS a. oly, eetetbeocneaenes a-S4d Beef Plalt. BEEF, MALT, CELERY. Three natural foods, simply combined in Seeeeeeeeetetetatatutetetedetetectnceeete proportions best adapted to present the full strength of each, ‘ncreased by the com- in connection with your gift- giving. Can you imagine anything more suitable—or that would be more accep- table—than a picking from bined strength of all. For Body, Blood & ° Brain. It makes new BLOOD and TISSUE, sturdy stuff for the sick and corvalescent, vigorous thinking easy to the well nourished. The our stock? thin and pale win color and strength; AN EASY CURE FOR NERVOUS PROSTRA- TION, GENERAL DEBILITY, MENTAL DE- PRESSION, DYSPEPSIA, WEAKNESS AND LOSS OF APPETITE. It 4s especially adapted for ail 1ureing mothers and in cases of ccnvalescence where @ nutritive is re- quired. It ts just what the tired and'sick system craves. For sale by all leading DRUG- GISTS and grocers. 35c. per bottle, BEEF MALT CO., 938 F N.W. 3-e0110,70 WALKER SONS, 204 J0TS St. N-W. CAR 702; Ling, Felts. Fire Brick and Clay, Asbesten, ‘ints, Brushes, Lime, Cement, two and three Bly Kovtng Material ol