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:GIP ON THE WANE. a shaiy house. ' late NEWS IN BBIEF.
The Influenza Epidemic in Europe
Shows Signs of Abatement,
YICS ARMY IK THE HOSPITAL.
Bad Effects of the Discovery That Whlskj
Frerenls the Disease.
OTflE FOEEIGN KWS OP INTEREST
fBT CJLSLX TO IBS DISPATCH.:
IiOXDOir, January lL Copyright
The Duke of Cambridge, the Queen's cousin,
and Commander in Chief of her army, and
Viscount 'Wolseley, Adjutant General, ought
10 be thankful that the dispute with Port
ugal is not to be settled by force ot arms, be
cause if called upon at this moment to dis
patch troops to Lisbon they would become
the laughing stock ot Europe, thanks to the
influenza epidemic It is the boast ot the
British War Office that they have on hand
a lully equipped army corps of 25,
000 men, ready to go anywhere
and do anything. There is good reason "to
beliere that even in ordinary times this
normal corps is almost a paper one. At this
snoment 45 per cent of the men are in the
hospital with la grippe, and the remainder
are being so overworked in consequence that
they can hare little stomach for fighting.
At Woolwich, Aldershot, Eounslow, in fact
At all great military centers, temporary
buildings have been erected to supplement
the o ercrowded hospitals, and it the epi
demic lasts much longer Queen Victoria's
home army will be a force ot woebegone in
, Talids, as unmartial as Quakers.
DECIDEDLY ABATIKO.
Happily, the epidemic shows decided
signs of 'abatement. In London reports
from the hospitals, infirmaries and dis
pensaries and private practitioners all tend
to show that the plague is on the wane: but
in regard to its progress and virulence offi
cials of the Odd Fellows, Foresters and
other great friendly societies, numbering' in
the aggregate over 2,000,000 members, state
that the sick list, which for a fortnight past
has been 25 per centum above the average,
has begun to diminish; and the reports from
postal and police departments are equally
icassuricg.
Another American died at the Victoria
Hotef to-day. He was Melville A. Sheldon,
a lawyer of'Glens Falls, N. Y., who was in
London to promote a dairy syndicate. He
died ot pneumonia preceded" by influenza,
and his is the third death at the same hotel
within a week from similar complications.
Another American is dangerously ill of
pneumonia at the Victoria, and Mrs. King,
widow of Andrew IT. King, who died there
"Wednesday, is not yet out of danger.
DUE TO TVEATHEB ALSO.
The damp and changeable weather of
.London tor the last tew weeks is responsi
ble for this mortality, and it is only because
the Victoria is the favorite American hotel
that so much sickness and death among
Americans prevails there. All of these
deaths may be traced to influenza, as, all the
patients had the symptoms of that disease
before the more serious complications set in.
ft The body ot Herbert Bertraui Smith, of
Philadelphia, who died a week ago to-day,
has been embalmed and placed in the cata
comb at Kcnsal Green Cemetery, pending
the arrival of his brother, who is a passenger
on the Etruria, due to-morrow.
It is a sad and demoralizing feature of the
influenza epidemic in Paris that ladies and
gentlemen very partial to alcohol escaped.
while tht - leading temperate lives were the
worst sufferers. The physicians, noting this,
immediately advised the use of warm alco
holic drinks, with the result that 1,500 per
sons were arrested in the streets within
three days for drunkenness. Of this num
ber 1,200 declared that they were simply
following the treatment prescribed for influenza.
!
Another Moto Made Against the En filth
Arittocra.de Law Makers Guesses
as to What Gosehen Will Do
With tho Bin Snrplns.
tBT CASUS TO THE BISrATCH.1
London, January 1L The eventual fall
of the House of Lords is again foreshadowed
in the announcement that the Government
contemplates introducing once more, at the
next session of Parliament, tbe black sheep
bill, the object of which is to keep out from
the Upper Honse those peers who are a dis
credit to their order. The bill will differ from
others, in that it will invest a Committee of
the House, consisting of Judicial peers and
certain lay peers, with power of penal disci
pline over the House of Lords. The action
of the committee will be subject to confirm
ation or rejection bv the Honse itself, but if
the bill is literalfy construed .upon lines
designated, tbe membership of the Honse of
of Lords will be materiallv decreased.
Even a hereditary House divided against
itself cannot stand.
The minds of English politicians and
traders are just now occupied with guesses
as to what Mr. Goschen will do with the
handsome surplus which the revival of
trade is putting into the treasury. The
amount of this snrplns mav be anvtbing be
tween 3.000.000 and 5X00.000, "and vari
ous trades are already laying themselves
out to get remission of taxes. There is a
notion that the tax will be taken off from
tea entirely, and that income taxpayers will
receive some relief, and that provision may
be made for tree education for the masses.
The Tory Government is threatened with
serious trouble over a matter which all
sensible people regard as trifling. The new
Minister of Agriculture, has renewed the
order for the muzzling of dogs in some
special places, and from the counties in
vicinity of London. Tory dog owners have
bowled and threaten to transfer their votes
to tbe other side, unless the obnoxious order
is withdrawn. The agitation is such that
the Government is pretty certain to give
way, but as these restrictions were "honestly
intended to stamp out hydrophobia, this
result will not reflect credit upon the
patriotism of the ordinary Tory.
Tbe United States steamship Enterprise
has sailed from Plymouth for Antwerp.
One of the Messrs. Vanderbilt, of New
York, bas-purchased from the Earl of Dudley
tbe famous picture. "The Grand Canal of J
v eDice.'' xne price paw j.or we painting was
2Q.O00t .
While engaging In leading
nihilistic club In Moscow, ai.
ALL ENGLAND AFFECTED.
The Cleveland ritreel Scandal Overshadows
the Whole of the Inland.
fBT CABLE TO TnE DISPATCH.!
LONDON, January 11. All England to
day is under the shadow of the cloud that
the disgusting scandals in Cleveland street
have caused. The trial of Newton has
demonstrated this week that the hideous
rumors which have been circulating for sev
eral months past are not only founded on
fact, bnt are almost short of the facts, and
that members of the first families of the
Kingdom are criminally implicated. But
the storm has not burst yet,
and until Parliament opens all
of the horrible details will not
be known. After that will be the deluge.
It is not pleasing to a country that prides
itself so much on its hereditary aristocracy
to think of policemen waiting outside of the
most fashionable London clnbs with the
boys who had been inmates of the Clevtv
land street den of infamy, to identify the
lords and gentlemen who had frequented
the place. "
It is not pleasing, either, to the lords and
gentlemen who belong to the best clubs, to,
be compelled to watch from their windows
to ascertain if the coast is clear for exit'and
then not to venture to walk in Pall Mall or
Piccadilly, but to go around by way of un
fashionable streets in cabs. Tremendous
efforts are still being made to avoid further
publicity in the matter, but nothing can
avail to prevent complete exposure now.
a raid on a
Solotonchine.
Chief of the Secret Police, was shot bra wo
man named Oljja unarenco. xne woman men
committed suicide.
Mrs. Mary For, who was 80 years old last
Christmas, and who claimed kinship with tbe
Calhonn family, of Virginia, died In the BDrinc
field. Mass, almshouse Friday evening, and
will mi a paupers grave.
A cablegram received by the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, of San Francisco, an
nounces the arrival of the steamer China tit
Yokohama, Japan, after a voyage of ten days
and 13 hours, which beats the record.
A fire occurred at the Old Dominion Iron
Works, on Belle Isle, Richmond, Va., in winch
one man was fatally, and three others seri
ously injured. Robert Pearman was struck
on the head by a falling beam, and will not
live.
It is altogether probable that the two
women alleged to be Mrs. John and Kate Ben
der, who are now confined in Labette county,
Kan., jail awaiting trial for tha, murder of Dr.
York, will be liberated in a few days. An alibi
will likely be proven for tbem.
Maggie and Michael Joyce, who were pas
sengers On tbe steamer Serria on her last trip
to Qneenstown from New York, were arrested,
in the former city xornaving mtneir possession
a revolver and a quantity of cartridges. They
were remanded for examination.
At Madison, S. D., the Bank of South Da
kota has assigned to M. W. Daly. The assets
are claimed to be 8150,000 and the liabilities are
unknown. The assignment of the (ank forced
the La Belle 'Ranche Horse Importing Com
pany to assign, as the ranche and bank were
closely connected.
At Dearborn, Mich., the family of Morrill
Griffin all bad the influenza and took strych
nine instead, or quinine. Mr. Griffin, bis wife,
a daughter aged 13 and a son aged 9, were the
victims. The daughter has died, and there is
no bopetfor Mr. Griffin. Mrs. Griffin's son has
a bare chance to pull through.
There teems" to be a feeling among New
York merchants Interested in trade with the
Sao Bias coast, which has been so seriously In
terrupted by tbe arbitrary acts of tbe Colom
bian Government, that the State Department
NEW PUBIJCATIONS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OEIGIN OF A POPULAE SONG.
In London, also, a quiet tip has been cir
culated that whisky is a medicine for tbe
grip, but the increase in drunken arrests has
not been made known. But then in London,
policemen stop making arrests for drunken
ness when the cells are full, which in some
districts is the case every night. sTnprac
tice usually adopted then is to put the
inebriated one into some quiet doorway,
loosen his collar to prevent suffocation, and
then relieve him of hi watch, if he has one,
In case professional thieves might be about,
whereupon is based the popular hall song of
U to-aay: "it you want to Know the time
2f ask a policeman."
" On the continent the disease is spreading
m in the Balkan States, Italy and Greece, and
is evidently on the march to Constantinople,
jk tut elsewhere in Europe is abating, al-
j . ivuugu uui bu quickly as in .England.
x, The royalties have been luckier this
ni., wuij "ii iuku uiumer oi JrortUgal
two or three Austrian archdukes, and a
few petty -German princes having fallen
victims, but one of the last-named class.
Prince Adolph of Thun and Taxis, aged
40, died of influenza, after onlv three days'
illness. The Dowager Empress Augusta's
death was only remotely due to the grip.
0SCAE WILDE ON WHISTLEB.
The Sunflower Apostle Tears His Critic All
to Pieces.
IBT CABLX TO THE DISPATCH.!
. Lonoon. January 1L Whistler and
, Oscar Wilde.'who once loved each other with
fourteenth century frenzy, have fallen out,
nd are calling each other namesT Whistler,
inaJLondon letter to last week's Truth,
intimated that "Wilde was a liar and a
plagiarist, apropos to his article on "The
Decay of Lying," in the Mneteenth Cen
tura. Oscar responds gently in this week's
Truth:
I can hardly imagine that the public are in
the very smallest degree interested in tho i,ihm
Shrieks of the plagiarist thatproceed from time
to time ont of the lips of silly vanitv or incom
petent mediocrity. However, as Mr. James
Whistler has had the impertinence to attack
xne. with both venom and vulgarity in your col
umns, I hope you will allow me to state that
the assertions contained in bis letter are as de
liberately untrue as they are deliberately of
fensive. The definition of a disciple as one
who has the courage of the opinions of his
roaster is really too old. even for Mr. Whistler
to be allowed to claim it and as for borrowing
Mr. Whistler's ideas about art. the nm th
onghly original ideas I have ever heard him J
ujjicbi uAro uki leiereuve ui iiis own superi
ority as a painter over painters greater man
.himself. It is trouble for any gentleman to
have to notice the lncgbrations of a so ill-bred
aid ignorant a person as Mr. Whistler, but
yonr publication of his insolent letter left me
no option In the matter.
KING MILAN GOOD NATDEED.
Bnt the Czar Is bahJ to be a Victim of
t Epileptic Fits.
BT CABLI TO THIS PIbPATCH.l
London, January 11. King Milan, of
Serria, althongh nominally a son of the
Greek Church, has been celebrating the
Protestant Christmas and New Year and
the orthodox holidays with equal enthusi
asm and vigor. The enjoyment made him
good natured, and he has allowed the
puppet King at Belgrade to receive two
visits from his mother. Simultaneously
comes the news that the Montenegrin in
trigues are beginning to bear fruit. The re
gents and ministers are quarreling desper
ately among themselves, and cool-headed
observers predict a revolution and the plac
ing or Prince Karageorgevitch, son-in-law
of the ruler of Montenegro, on the Servian
throne, sooner or later this year. The Bus
sian rouble is again becoming plentiful in
Bervia, and Milan is said to draw bills regu
larlv upon St. Petersburg.
The latest discovery in regard to the Czar
U-that lie has suffered "from recurrent epi
lepsy since the Borfci Bailway accident
' 'That there is something serious the matter
tiVwitn nun seems certain, for he has ten
cely seen outside the triple-guarded
uaicnin
fits
BEARING HEE M0UENING BKATELT.
One of the Elegant Costames Worn by the
Queen of Portugal.
tBT CABLE TO TBX DLSPATCH.I
London, January 11. The new King
and Qneen of Portugal are bearing their
mourning with fortitude. The Queen held a
drawing room party this week, at which she
wore pink brocade, trimmed with old lace,
and the royal mantle fastened at the shoul
ders by diamond clasps. The train was hand
embroidered, with bunches of silver wheat
ears, which were also mixed with diamonds
in the corsage. The head dress was a tiara
of diamonds and pearls. One enthusiast
writes that the Queen has a placid and very
sweet face, like the Madonna Delia Sedia,
who has pale chestnut hair, brown eyes, and
a graceiul carriage of head.
Until her marriage, Queen Amelie, then
the Princess of Orleans, lived with her
father, Comte Paris, at Twickenham, near
London, where she was born. In those days
she appeared a not over-healthy and some
what insipid young woman, but perhaps
balmy Lisbon has developed the latent beau
ties hidden by the fogs of London.
at Washington is acting rather slowly in pro
tecting the rights of American citizens.
It is teared that three, and perhaps four, ot
those injured by tbe explosion of tbe boiler in
the Moms building, at Chicago, will die.
Charles Wilson, tho engineer, is terribly
scalded, and George Folsoin, A, C. Balch and
George Burgess are so badly cut and bruised
that tbe physicians regard their recovery as
doubtful.
The Pentecost band of faith healers at
Tuscola, I1L, are in trouble again. The citizens
living in the vicinity of the church where they
hold forth, having become provoked by their
Doisterous manner oi noioing meetings, wnicn
continue up to2 o'clock in the morning, had
warrants issued yesterday for tbe arrest ot 20
members of tbe band. Over 60 witnesses have
been summoned on the side of the prosecution.
Messrs. Sanders and Powers, who were
elected United States Senators from Montana
by the Republican House and Senate, made
formal application to Governor Toole tor cer
tificates ot election. Their request was de
nied on tbe ground that their election was
illegal, and also because of tbe fact that Gov
ernor Toole had already given certificates of
election to Messrs. Clark and Maginnu, elected
by the Democrats.
New facts In regard to the influx of Chi
nese to California from across the border are
made public by Charles Scott, a resident of
Ensenada, Lower California. He says tbe
heathen are coming to that port in considera
ble numbers tram Aiaztaian oy steamer, ana
are thence brought to tbe American side by
men who make a business of such transporta
tion. Mr. Scott thinks tbe coolies come direct
from China to the coast of Mexico on French
steamers.
Judge Gresham has handed down his de
cision in the United States Court in the case
of the Citizens' Saving and Loan Association,,
ot uieveiana, u., vs. tne county oi irerry. xne
decision is in favor of Perry county. The suit
involved the validity ot $100,000 of bonds issued
in aid of the Hebter and Tamaroa Railroad,
and a like sum In aid of the Belleville and
Sonthern Railroad. Tha, county claimed tbe
bonds to be invalid, ana refused to pay tbem
on tbe ground that they were issued without
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London-, January 1L Kaiser Wilhelm's
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the funeral preparations this week. Baron
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IBT CABLE TO THX DISPATCH.
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Qneen Victoria Hobbling- About.
IBT CABLE TO Till PISFATCH.l
London, January 1L Queen "Victoria is
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Worms taken in 52 weeks.
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On the same day came a lady who had taken 14
doses for tapeworm, bnt all failed. I cured her
In a few hours. On December 15 I treated
Chas: Lampns and a small child of Mrs. Gross,
of Spring Garden ava., Allegheny, for tape
worm, belnc success! nl in both cases; and on
December 29 1 removed a large tapeworm from
Charles Maeder, of Bennett station. Pa. They
will all testify to the mildness of my treatment.
In reference to the head of a tapeworm I
will state that it Is no cure unless tbe head is
removed. Come to my office and I will show
von hundreds that I have removed, head and
all. Since I am here I have enred hundreds 81
cases of catarrh, stomach, kidney and liver
troubles, and many of rheumatism, falling fits,
paralysis, eczema, hemorrhoids and secret dis
eases. 1 also cure cancer without the aid of
knife.
My remedies are 10 In number, and will be
come standard family medicines wheneverthey
are given a trial. One especially I call your at
tention to. That is my SYSTEM RENOVA-
xutt, a combination of lv different roots and
herbs that work in harmony on the human sys
tem and lay a foundation for the core or all
chronic diseases, and will cure seven cases out
of ten of tbem. Call tor Dr. Burgoon's System
Renovator at all drug stores. If they have not
got it send t7 Ohio st, Allegheny, Pa., for it,
and von will' save monev. SnCFerlnp and vonr
lives.
I will refund yonr money if yon ever had its
equal in your family. Send stamp for circular
to DR.-BURGOON.
47 Ohio street, '
jalMl Allegheny City, Pa.
At 25c:
White and Fancy China Silk "Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs, 1 inch hem; fancy
Roods, i yard square, sold- at 40c, SOo
f and 62Kc
At 25c:
Boys' Silk "Windsor Ties, "prettiest pat-terns,-all
ready bowed, sold at 40c
At 10c:
Ladies' Fine Linen Chemisettes, white or
fancy, down from 25c
At 25c :
Ladies' Mourning Sets, fine Roods, fait
colors. Onr regular price was 60s.
At 50c:
A few Head Bests, made of Fancy Silks
and very pretty.
At 25c Per Yard:-
sC
Ho. 40 Pure Silk Watered Eibbons: Satin
uiavy, Cardinal,
lesirable shades;
Edge, in "White, Cream, jNavy, Cardinal,
desi
Bronze, Brown and 'all
sold at 48c until now,
AtlOc:
Boys' Bnre Linen Sailor
sold at less than 25c
Collars; niTex
At 25c.
At 35c:
Onr regular Corded Corset; aoldUt We;
aU sizes. '
At 75c:
j
Pine French "Woven Corsets, embroidered,
drab and white; now down from $1 35.
At 98c:
Finest, perfect-fitting Sateen Corsets, high -bust,
.white only, 'and gold till now at
5150.
At 98c:
Patent Self-Opening Corsets, a great eon
venience, and a first-class Corset; priaa
heretofore, $1 SO.
At 75c:
Children's Fancy Plnsh Caps; best shape
and colors; were cheap when we told them
at?125.
At 25c.
All onr Children's Felt Sailor Eats, trimmed, sold at $1 and $1 25. This is the only real
bargain in Hata we can offer to-morrow. "We have had a wonderfully successful season in
Millinery. Sold out of all Trimmed Hats, and offer nothing; bnt newest styles in Ladies
and Hisses' Trimmed Hats.
WE SEND MONEY TO ALL PARTS OF
the world and sell tickets for all ocean
steamship lines at lowest rates.
MAX SCHAMBERG 4 CO
627 Smithfleld st, Pittsburg.
Established I860, deSO-wsa
iNESSnnd HEAD NOISES
liu.tt.isjj or reel's rot. In.
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JB bV" aTA Is- -visibln Taimlir V.nr f'n.h
SBr BBB314J m f ntl. Whisn6TW hnTd fllfftmf-
Saccejsfnl when sll remedies fuL Write or call for
ft
853 Broadmjr, cor. MthSC, Smr
nol&til-TTSSuwk
Initiated book FREE. Sold only by F. HISCOX.
swYork. Ho scents.
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510, 512:514 MARKET ST. AND 27 FIFTH AVENUE.
Send your ordersby mail for any of the above bargains if yon can't come, bnt come
yourself if yon can.
I3TIN ACTIVE PBEPA RATION "We shall very soon devote our Basement to
our Retail Department, and will fix np the coziest and nicest shopping place in the city.
la!2-TTsaa
Latest improved Spectacles and Eye-Glasses;
will fit any nose with ease and comfort The
largest and best stock of Optical Instruments
and Artificial Eyes.
KORNBLTJM, Theoretical and
Practical Qptioian.
No 0 Fifth avenne, near Wood street
Telephone No. ISSS. de&8
J. DIAMOND,
PRACTICAL OPTICIAN,
22 SIXTH STREET. The Eye examined freti
of charge. Spectacles perfectly fitted. Arti
ficial eyes inserted and warranted to suit.
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The iig trade enjoyed by ns is not the re
sult of accident or good luck. It is the di
rect result of selling reliable goods at lowest
possible prices, of giving people the oppor
tunity of buying- whatever they needed on1
terms to suit them, of treating everybody
with the utmost fairness and honesty and of
living up to onr advertisements every hour
in the day, every day in the week, eVery
week in"the year.'TAnyone desiring to pur
chase Parlor, -Kitbue.n or Bedroom Furniture
of any description, as well as Lace Curtains,
Carpets, etc., cannot do better than visit ns
early. "We're naming some remarkably low
prices in goods of the "finest description
none better or finer in the city, and we -
EXTEND TO ALL - :
the benefits of onr"13asy Payment System.
Be sure you call and see us. You'll be
jileased with onr goods, onr prices, onr
terms. "We shall b'e pleased to receive your
Tiflt.rnnfterfl
Specially Low Prices in LADIES'
CLOAKS and MEN'S OVERC04.TS.
.Kl J) 1 IP I
WE'VE: WORKED: LIKE: TURKS
PICKERING'S
Old Reliable House.
Cor. Tenth and Perm.
jaU
MARVELOUS TRIUMPH
OYERBISEASE
Without Medicine.
Dr. Wilford Hall's Health Pamphlet nn
folds a treatment by which Incipient Consump
tion, Colds, Influenza, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
Constipation, Piles, Fevers or almost any
ailment is promptly conquered without medi
cine of -any kino, promoting; health and
longevity. Cost trifling, and, will last a person
for life. TJsedand heartily Indorsed by lead
ing clergymen, physicians and others. For
particulars and indorsements send 2c stamp to
jiiuiniu urtiAj..MiinA uu. i Agent i, tr.
CUTTING DOWN PRICES
WITH OUR KEEN DAMASCUS BLADE
As our final and greatest "effort preparatory to stock taking, we've gone through every department and cut the .
very life out of prices. Our knife was unrelenting. It gaveno quarter. It knew no mercy. The cold steel went
through the prices of the best and choicest garments with the same promptitude as it pierced those of the less
desirable ones. You can actually come during this the third week of our
: GREATS: JANUARY : MARK-DOWN : SALE : ,
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and buy any garment or article in our establishment at a positive saving of from 33 to -50 pervcent. This great
sale, is no ordinary affair. It's something that could only have been brought about by this unparalleled and dis
astrous backward season. . Here's the twelfth of January, and we've hardly had a week of genuine winter weather.
Can anybody be surprised that, although oiir trade generally has been very good, we are now burdened' with a
heavy .winter stock? And who doubts our good judgment in tryiner to disribse of this- bier surplus at a severe loss,
instead of carrying-the goods over f!o next year, as old fogy clothiers do. But why not call at our store and see
for yourself. You can't surely go on a more interesting errand.
. . OJJR GREAT . .
SrCUIML. OAL.C. m M A WWi
will continue to-morrow and should attract every saving and sensible man in search of a first-class garment at an
unequaled low price.' Samples of these goods are conspicuously displayed in our large corner window.
$4 98, $8 75. $12'-
OF MEN'S SUITS
AND OVERCOATS,
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ATTENTION PARENTS! COMMENCING TO-MORROW WE SHALL OFFER
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MEDICINE . j?sar ui-aox
For Billons and Nervous Disorders, such bs Wind and Pain in the Stomach, Sick
Headache, Giddiness, Fulness, and Swelling after Meals, Dizziness and Drowsiness,
Cold Chills, Flashings of Heat, Zmu of Appetite, Shortness of "Breath, Costtreness,
Scurry, Blotches on the Skin, Disturbed Sleep, Frightful Dreams, and aUNerrons
andTrembline Sensations, &c THE FIRST DOSE WILE GIVE BELIEF IN TWENTY
MINUTES. This Is no Action. Every sufferer is emestl r Invited to fay one Box of these Pills,
d. to be a Wonderful Meateine." worth a guinea a box."
All former $2 50 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at $1 75.
All former 3 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at $2. ,
All former $4 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at $2 ,75.
All former $5Boys' Suits and Overcoats .at $3 50.
All former $6 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at; $4. '
All former'S7 56 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at $5.
A11 former $10 Boys' Suits and Overcoats at $7.
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DISCOUNT . :.
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33 PER
We have about 1,000 of those handsome Sleds and small Saratoga Trunks
left, and, as long as they'll last (two days at the furthest) we will give either one
tW TPT-P.TTlTn with every Boy's Suitor Overcoat H ' rViTTiTT
end 3,per pair; the besvi
TT33a
Huobs & Hacks.
wnA trml tti.IL Am X)KtuitrTiVT(-Z tr Itm
pF.Ty.fi A IT'S PTTsfsS, txbtm m , i r)wH -arm qfofttly restore fetnalem ia complete hftalth. PVw
WEAK STOUT, IMPAIRED. DIGESTION; DISORDERED LIVER;
tberACT :ulh- joauiu j a-jeto at
ming the muscular System; restoring
nnnntif n. n.nd aroufiincr with thA ROSib
human frame. These are "facts" admitted by thousands in all Classes, of society, and "one bf the
best truarantees to the Nervous and Debilitated is that BESCHAJI'3 FILLS SATO lEfl LA2S5S2 BALI
OT iSl PATSMT H2DICHJE IH TSS 03LD. Full direcUona with each Box.
PreparecTonlr by TBOS. BEECHAM, St. Helens, Lancashire, England.
Bld by Druggittt generally . B. F. AIXKN & CO., 365 and 367 Canal St., NevTerk,
Bole Atnts for the United States, tcno Inquire flrtt), If your drugglM aoes not keep them,
WILL MAIL BEECHAM' S FILLS ON RECEIPT OF PRICE. 25 CENTS A BOX.
PT 0 A TT T. PP A T? THrTF WT 'bristling with better fcarg-1"15 than ever "before. Every Newmarket,
vJuUjCjlJa. llli'I AJftjlMJul), 1 Wrap or Jacket has undergone a reduction of not less than 33 per cent J
'SHOE.-HAT AND FURNISHING GOODS .DEPARTMENT. '."
Not an, article in these departments but what has been considerably reduced. 'If you- waited for a favorable 1 3
opportunity to buy, make your purchases without delay. , f , "S
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