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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
April |, 1870 iy

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The Charleston News says that the
new Custom House in that city is one
of the handsomest buildings in the coun-
try.
Graves co., Ky, is a paradise for hus-
bund-hunters. Since January |, there
has been one hundred and two marriages,
Go up girls.
The Spanish Government has decided
to send 10000 troops to Cuba to man-
tiin the peace there, and will make strong
protests against the violation Of neutral
ity by our Government.
II is estimated that 100000 bushels
Of she'll oysters will be taken from Vir-
giuia waters this year. The value of
oysters handled by the Norfolk packers
amount annually to $4,000.
Col Smith, who married Horace
Greelsy's eldest daughter, has entered
the lecture field with the subject, The
True Ideal for American Youth" II
has hepn said Of him that he II the
haudsomest man in America Queen
Victoria going 80 far ~ to say he IL
the hnndsomest man In the word,
Sarah Bprnhordts American on.
garemtnt IL nj least signed and sealed
and the exact terms have been pub
lished hy authority of her manager.
Henry Sarrett, In the London Era.
She iN to gn. not this seasoa, but In
September, 1850, she IL 10 receive 5000
or each performance and $50 day
for her personal expenses, Mr., Jarrett
dcfraying all other charges of every
kind. including steamer passages and
railroad fares Previous to her Amer
can tour, Mile. Bernhardt will play in
Russia, Holland aud Belgium.
As he was ascending the pulpit
sttps one of the elders buttonhOlpd
him to whisper an addition caution
"The liquor dealer hus Just come into
church, and he gives us lift some
times / with you would be particu-
lar not TO alude TO the whlskey bust.
ness or the temperance question. ~
The young minister, getting frighten-
ed to see the moral ground thus stead
lily narrowing before him, inquired
"Whom or what shall speak against
then?p The elders reply came with
an air OF triumph "Preach against
the Mormons; they havn't got friend
in town. y SteubeavH,e, Ind. Hcrd,d.
II is cstlmated that the annual con-
sumption of railroad ties or sleepers IL
40 600, 900; or 30 years growth of To-
000 acres In view of the rapid de-
pletlon Of ouI forests for railrond4 and
other purposes It would be well II we
should hasten In following the exam.
pie Of European States In the adoption
Of iron cross.ties.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
TUESDAY. SEPT, 10, 1879,

SENATOR PAUL in his Nottowav
sneech boosted of the victory for
Kearueyism in California. and said
the same sort of revolution would
sweep Virginia. kearney Is the same
man who stumped Massachusetts last
vear in the interest of Beast Butler.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16

PAUL and DANIEL make very free
with their jokes on the stump. Paul
calls Daniel tramp and Daniel calls
him Paul the Apostate. And yet
these two Johns with the Scripture
surnames don't fight. but get along
as peaceably as the other Daniel did
with the lions
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
Tho Hog Ispmily OF the Cars.

Can have half OF this scat2" "No,
sir" shouted the occupant, who was
trying to spread himself over the whole
of It. III represent whole church, and
am on my way to Petoskcy, TO camp-
ncctingl" "Now, you look here ~
said the man os he reached over aud 60
cured two terrible grips on the selfish
mans body. 81 don't represent nobody
nor nulhin', and stead Of bcln' on my
way 10 camp meetln' | 'spect I'm on
the high rond to blazcs, but you want to
yell out mighty quick which half of this
seat you didn't pay for" It wasn't
thirty seconds before the man on The
high road to bazcs had all the seat he
wanted,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
The PLANETS In Scplembc,

Jupiter IA evening star, and rcigns an.
ptcmc among the gliticring hosts that
on moonles' nights make the ~ trcm.
ulous with brightness. A huge rommo.
tlon is taking place IN his cloud zone,
aud a rent $4,000 miles in diameter ia
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16

A woman who romcs into church half
an hour late In order TO show on her
gool clothes should be looked upon mild
ly. She ls simply making room IN hcay-
en- for two women In calico.-Leiroit
Free ppcss.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
$4,000 In 3 Minutes.

The Nash2ille AMERICAN Of Tues
day last makee the following remarks
touching w. j. Berlin, n prominent
member OF the Ancient Order Of uni
ted Workmen and Vice President oi
the knights Of Honor Relief Board,
died of yellow fever Sunday last, Mt
g o'clock, after ten days sickness A
fortunate aud praIseworthy event con-
nectcd with his last moments, occur
red on the third day of his plckness.--
lie had n life insurance policy of ten
thousand dollars In the Connecticut
Mutual Payment of the premium
was due, aud Mr. Berlin was unable
to meet II. The President Of the
knights Of Honor Relief Board, IN
company with g. A CASTOR md How
ell Slgler. both of the Western y ion
Telegraph Company, apd j. T. b.
affected arrangements to take ~ The
note through the Kindness Of the act
ing cashier of thn Bank Of Commerce,
James W Croker They had only
five minutes I, 20 on when Mr. Crock
er came To their aid This generous
act saves to The family of Mr. Berlin
ten thousand dollars Mr. Crockpr IN
also "A knight 0f Honor.
The Southern Planter and Farmer
for August, II nm unusually good mum.
ber Every article II contains is OF
vital Importance 10 the farmer. 'l,.
teresilnx Experiences In the cultiva.
tlon of Wheat Rcst Vorletiea. Fertlli
zpts de-" Nv number Of the best
fo'ninr, 'u 'hr country II worth doub-
lc ip u. .nrip'iun Also. Or Ell
znh 1trpor Green Fallow Crops
Aunu Nnnufp4 aud Commercial
F,u,iHpu ls strong paper. and
ought 100 be read hy every farmer
Spud S2tOto Dr H. II DlCKENsoN.
Richmond Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16

Il Il said that the sword worn by the
Prince Imperial when killed by the zu-
lus will be presented to the Empress by
Lord Chelmsford.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16
write 1hem a Letler ro-n.g..l
nY y - y

Don't 90 to the theatre, grange or ball,
But stay in your room tonight;
Deny yourself Of the friends that call,
And Il good long letter write
Write TO the sad old folks at home,
Who sit when the day is done,
With folded hands and downcasI eyes,
And think Of the absent one.
Don't sclhshly scribble 'cScusc my haste,
I've scarcely the time TO write
Least their brooding thoughts 90 wan
derng back.
10 many II by-gone night,
When they lost their needed sleep and
rest,
And every breath was a prayer
That God would leave their delicate babe
To their tender love and care.
Don't Jet them feel that you've no more
need
OF their love aud counsel wise;
For the heart grows strongly sensitive
When age has dlmmed the eyes
II might be well to let them believe
You never forgot them quito;
That you deem TIA pleasure when far
away,
A good long letter to write.
Don't think that the young and giddy
friends,
Who make your past time gay,
Have half the anxious thoughts for you
That the old folks have to-day;
The duty of writing do not put on;
Let sleep or pleasure walt,
Lest the letter for which they looked and
longed
De n dNy or IN hour too late.
For the sad old folks ut home,
With locks fast turning white
Are longing to hear of the absent one
Write them u letter Tonight.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16

Zulu cousins we presume Cetewayo
aud Cetesmith,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-16

For the sad old folks ut home,
With locks fast turning white,
Are longing to hear of the absent one
Write them u letter Tonight
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
BOYTON'S TRIP.
PINNED TO THE SHORE DY LARGE CAKES OF
ICE-BABY NINE INJURED.

PINNED TO THE SHORE DY LARGE CAKES OF
IcE-BABY NINE INJURED.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
wELLsvuLE. Ohio, Feb. 20. 1879.
Captain Paul Boyton entered the water at East
Liverpool at twenty minutes past this afternoon
In rising stream filled with shore ice forced from its
position by the recent thaw. AS tho .
short one. Boyton brought with him his little boat.
baby Nine" in which rockets and
his water gun. An enthusiastic crowd watched
his departure. which was made In the
face Of a terrible head wind which came
In contact with the current and threw Q
binding spray into the swimmers eyes, AS to-day
was selected day of rest the Captain calculated
ON making the four miles in about hour. but
is large river bend. from the east shore Of which
the ice was frozen two-thirds across thus throw
ing the river into narrow channel. filled
with very heavy ice. which rendered passage
through 1t one Of extreme difficulty and danger.
When the captain entered this gorge the shore was
lined with people, who looked on in silence as
For over half hour he struggled through the pass.
being held from time to time by huge cakes OF ice
which pinned him fast to the shore.
pERILOUs PASSAGE.
Finally he mounted one Of the cakes, dragging his
boat after him. and attempted to fire distress sig
nal from his gum which he found frozen fast. In
wsys aoe hau'es Of the enc hand to the sympa;hct,c mp
spectators Boyton plunged In again and padded
ahead. Several other dangerous places were passed.
and after two hours of the hardest work he has OK
pcrienced yet he struck into wellsville
and effected landing amid loud cheering
from the populace. number Of sslutcs were
hill. When the Captain reached his hotel it was
found that Baby Mine was badly injured and half
filled with water. The Captain will rest tonight and
start q twenty-one mile run to stcubenvillc to-
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

the exMinister OF Lopez in London triumphed in
September. 1878. and on the 25th of that
month Bsrriero installed az President.
The Vice President is Don Adolfo Saguier.
man of Intelligence wealth and probity. of a
Frenchnan who visited Paraguay as a naturalist
about 1885, and detained there the of his
life by the Dictator Francia.
RIyARoLA's RECENT CAREER.
Sefior Rivarols had lately been engaged
in revolutionary enterprises but returned to
Asnncion in December last by virtue of
political amnesty. but. rs is seen by
the above telegram from Montevideo. his career
bas been suddenly cut short by the hand of
sssassins. He was man of undoubted talent and
political capacity. and with him is extinauished
OF the hopes Of the liberal party in Paraguay.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEpAnTMRx
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THK CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. Feb. I'll A. NJ.


OFFICE OF THR CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Feb. I'll A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle States colder northerly to westerly
Winds rising barometer and clearing weather. pre-
ceded during the morning BY light snow in New
York md New Jersey.
For New England. decidedly colder northwest to
southwest winds. rising barometer and light rain or
snow. followed by partly cloudy weather.
For the south Atlantic States colder partly cloudy
weather. northerly to westerly winds and rising
barometer. possibly light rains the North Caro-.
lima coast during the morning.
For tho North Pacific coast region. cloudy weather
and rain.
FOR tho Southern and Central Pacific coast regions.
clear fair weather.
The lower Mississippi River will fall slowly. {.
Cautionary on-shorc signals continue at Galveston.
Indianola, Savannah. Charleston. Smithvillc, Will
mington Macon. Cape Lookout Cape Hstteras. Kitty
Hawk Cape Henry. Norfolk, Lewcs, Cape May,
Atlantic City. Barnegat. sandy Hook and New York.
Cautionary signals continue at New Orleans. Port
Eads. New Haven. New London. Newport, Wood s
Hole. Boston and Section 3. Portland and Section 2
and Eastport.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

to the assistance OF the bark. The waves
still running very high rendering it
impossible for the rescuing crew 10 board
the bark The crew We're unable TO save anything
bnt the clothing they wore. One by one thcy
leaped into the and We're hauled into the
boat from the steamer. Captain SchwlnBs was
the last to leave the sinking bark. The
Zeal encountered second heavy storm IN
q few hours. in which the i'll fated bark undoubtedly
went down. The King Harold 409 tons register
and built in June. 1866 She insured Ut Bergen.
Norway. where she-beonged. The cargo was insured
for S11, 900 in the American Lloyds.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
CONKLIN'S DEFALCATION.

OswEGo, N. Y, Feb. 90, 1879.
The Board OF Supervisors met here tonight TO
ceve the report Of the special committee appointed
to examine the accounts of the late treasurer T. II.
Conklin. After making some corrections the COM
mttee reported defalcation of s111.S67 G7. II is
reported that the bondsmen will employ expert to
ascertain il the deficit Is correct.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours. In
parison with the corresponding date of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudson's pharmacy.
HERALD Building, No. 2ls Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE RICHMOND AT NAPLES.

THE RICHMOND AT NAPLES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON. Feb. 26. 1879.
The United States steamer Richmond has arrived AZ
Naples.
THE CONSTITUTION GOING INTO DOCK.
despatch from Lisbon to the Daily Ne,os says the
United States frigate Constitution go into dock
for about month for repairs.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
SHIPWRECKS.

WRECK AT CoRUNNA, sPAIN-REPOkr THAT
THIRTY MEN WERE DROWNED
(BY CABLE 10 THE HERALD.1
LONDON Feb. 26. 1870.
bark. name unknown. was recently wrecked at
Corunna. 1t is feared that thirty lives were lost
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
CREW OF TWELVE REsCUED-Two LIVES LOST
IN TERRITIc sToRM-rHE BARK KONG
HERALD GOES DOWN AT SEA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BALTIMORE Nd. Feb. 26, 1872
Captain Robert Court of the steamship Zeal. which
reached here to-day, the frst of new
freight line between BALTIMORE and Liverpool estab
lishcd by Drexcl. Rauschenbcrg & Co., and reports
tho drowning at sea OF his first and third mates
and the rescue Of Captain Schwings and crew Of
eleven men of tho Norwegian bark Kong Har-
aid. q terrific storm was prevailing when
the first mate. J. W. Firth. and third mate, L.
W. Partridge were swept from the deck of the Zeal
and lost. A tremendous wave struck tho vessel and
mem mem and two of the boats. The chart room aud
wheclhousc were badly damaged the water making
clean sweep Of the decks. Firth. the first mate.
forty-nine years old and was from Liverpool.
The third mate twenty-tour years old and
sided ut Salcome. England. The vessel despite the
the ia fell in with the Norwegian bark Kong Harold.
from Baltimore for Drogheda, in sinking condition.
The Teal took OF her crew, twelve in number and
brought them into this port.
THE KONG HARALDs VOYAGE.
Kong ITarald sailcs from this port February IL
for Droghcda, with corn. valued at sioo9s, shipped
February Is, and on the following day On
eouniersa heavy northeast gale. accom-. com.
Increased in violence. and as night the
sci was pitching heavily and being repeatedly swept
by the enormous waves that came crasng % oyer over hsr
at night the bark was hove to n
this juncturc the pumps sounded and the dis
covery mado that the vessel had sprung q bad leak
and had nearly foot OF water in her hold. Captain
Schwings at once manned pump. but the
water still gained. and early the next morning
second pump was rugged and all hands put to
work. Meanwhile the storm continued and the de-
sparing and almost exhausted crew abandoned
hope II intensely cold. and several of the crew
became exhausted and almost inscnsible after pass
ing night of terrible suffering, rendering every
almost helpless and scarcely able to stand.
sAIx SIGHT.
The Zeal sighted and signals of distress
hpssfe1 Iha Steamship DrOmnlv resunuiei and
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
THE CADET ENGINEERS PRACTICALLY TESTING
THEIR MECHANICAL SKILL.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
ANNAPOLIS Nd, Feb. &c, 1879.
Yesterday the first iron casting made here was
successfully done at the Naval Academy, being
weight of ffty-fve pounds fcs cutoff
for the United States steamer Mayhower. The
steam engineering department, under the immediate
supervision OF Passed Assistant Engineer Charles H.
Grcenleaf, is repairing the Mayfower, and at
the tinle giving the cadet engineers practical
instruction in their profession. Recently this de-
partment put Stevens cutoff the United
States steamer Phlox. The two jobs saved the
government nearly four hundred dollars. As is
customary with the graduates, the class of cadet
engineers Of 1879 is building steam engine to leave
behind them a monument OF their efficiency in
their profession. This engine will have Stevens
new reversing it.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Attorney General Augustus Schoonmaker. Jr., Of
Albany; Ex-Governor Frederick Smyth, Of New
Hampshire. and ex-Mayor j. J. Grouse of Syracuse.
at the Fifth Avenue. Comptroller Frederic p.
Olcott. Of Albany and Ex-Governor H. d. Cooke. of
the District of Columbia. at the St. James, Sully
de Souza. Brazilian Consul at Baltimore. is at the
Brunswick. Henry H. Person. of Albany. and Rufus
.. Frost OF Boston. are at the Windsor. Mayor
Henry Bedow. OF Newport X. l.. is at the Everett.
Alfred Gather. of Cincinnati, is ct the Gilsey.
William W. Wright. Of Geneva. N " is at the
Sturtcvant.
THOUSANDS DIE EVERY YEAR OF CONSUME.
tion, bronchitis diphthcrla and lung fcver, whom few
doses of HALks IoSEy HoRknouSD TAR. given in
time would have saved from u premature grave CRIT
TENTOS'S, 6th Sold by NIL druggists. PIKE's
ToorHAcns DnoPs cure In one minute
A COUGH COLD OR HOARsENESS INSTANTLY
relieved by the Of Browns BEoScurAL TRocnRs 25c
CHAMOMILE BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS DR.
Chandler dyspepsia heartburn dizziness. oLprcs-
sive breathing cotivcncss sick headache pains
tions nervous debility Impurities of the blood coated
tongue and build brokendo~n constitutions % cents;
all druggists. Principal depot. 30 West 34th St
CHINESE EAT RICE OFF OF SHARP POINTED
sticks but swallow DR. BrLL's Coucu svgrr naturally
FINE SILK HATS, 50 20, WORTH s5; NoBBY
DsnBys, 81 90 worth S3 Is New Church St. up stairs
SMALL. ONE BOTTLE OF ORIENTAL CREAM.
GtIARD'S. % Bond ST. liorE's GksaAS COLOGNE. as
BLOOMS
TO PURIFY APARTMENTS. SICK ROOMS. TO
GiRoSDsS DIsSrncraSr Ask your druggist for pan-
phlct
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

LOST NEAR LONG BEAcH-THE SCHOONER
DAVID H. ToLcK RUNS AGROUND IN ROC
HER CREW SAVED
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LONG BEACH. N. j.. Fob. 26. 1870
The schooner David H. Tolck. Captain Sawyer.
with cargo of sugar. lies stranded six
miles south of Barnegat Signal Office and
head station No. p at, Long Beach.
She first discerned at O'Clock this morning
by the south patrol of the life saving station No. 20
from Ships Bottom. deep fog veiled the coast
and it by her lights that she tossing
III the trough of the inside Of the bar. Signal
ing to her that aid ut hand. the patrol
to his station house and gave the
alarm OF "Ship's ashore!" In the meantime Captain
Crane. Of station No. a. had received word from his
patrol that vessel stranded just below Long
Beach Both life saving on the
spot, hut the tossing ship was 400 yards from the
shore and the sea WAS such that boat could live in
it a second The only knowledge the coastguarl had
of the vessels position was gained by view of her
dipping lights, now and then seen through the fog.
THE CREW SAFELY LANDED.
1t impossible TO bespeak the vessel, and her
location was not long enough known TO permit a
shot line being thrown to her. All hour after
ward the fog cleared and tho seen
ei1ging to the rigging gin signals S were S exchanged
| gcther. The life saving men signalled that they
would remain by her until the tide lowered and then
| go 10 ncr ulu. by tWc1Nc clocA Inc crew were
safely landed, when the OF the schooner was
asccrtained. She was loaded with u cargo of sugar
| from Sagua, W. l. l.. consigned to $. x W. Wclch
and Swami X Co., of New YORK.
The statement of Captain Sawyer is that he left
sagus on February Is. with $50 hogsheads and 1lO
| boxes OF sugar He experienced bad weather aud
contrary winds throughout the entire voyage, and
sighted Absecoin light ut ten O'clock last night The
weather very thick and the vessel was
| encirclcd in q dense fog She struck the beach
| ut three o'clock this morning. She is of
| 445 tons custom House measuremant rates Ia and
| is valued ut $1,000; insured. She biilt in
| Millbridge. Me- in 1873. and is owned by John
Zittlosen and Others Captain Young Of the
| Coast Wreckng Company, arrived here this after
noon, and says the steamer Relief has left Sandy
| Hook for the wreck Tonight the schooner is full
OF water and begins to break up. But little hopes
entertained OF saving either vessel cargo The
vessel lies where the schooner Cuba loaded
with molasses, was lost last month
The New York herald., 1879-02-27

Late issues.
AL Leah; Woman OF Fashion by Annie Edwards. 200
40 The Fortunes OF Gcncore by Charles Lever 2Oc
%3 Rupert Goodwin. by Miss VI Brnddon. ...... 2uc
49, tdsi Pill. by George Mauvillc Fonn. Ito
4GI Edina by Mrs. Henry Wood ................ 2Uc
ft6 Great Noy ages and Great Navigatvrs. by Jules
Verne Cnrst hal u. ....................... 100
4,S Great Voyages and Great Naviestors, by jules
Ncrnc tsccond hal ~ .................... log
~, Monsieur Leeoq by Emilc Gabofian hrst haln.. o
4,il Gerald Fitzgerald hy Charles Lever ...... 2Oc
ell Tho Arabian Nights Part I................ ~ loo
4UO The Arabian Nights Part iuu
15g The Doctors Wife b, Miss VI t. Braddon.. 2uc
45S Nancy, by Rhoda Btonghton. ne
AT The Last the RuthNens by Miss Muock. loo
4,3 Paul Fahcr Surgeon BY ,;cvrtc Mae Donald 2uc
f5i Little barefoot Bcrthoid Aucfbach. lOc
453 The Princess thc Moor by H. Mstiitt 2c
A,2 An Odd Couple. by Mrs. Oliphant ........ fOc
4Si Lady Siverdncs Sweetheart, By VIM Black4.. tuf
For sale sdealerS Mt above prices aud
paid ON receipt of " cents Tor IL numbcs aud ~
cents for ~ cent numbers by GEORGE MUNRO. " and
~ tanda~ sfsr st New York.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS
a -TiiE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Out to day In clear. bold, handsome type
GREAT VOYAGES AND GREAT NAvIGArORS tsecons
half, by J LES VERNE. NE................... iuo
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
THE SOUTH ATLANTIC STATION.

MoSTRvIDEo, Jan. 2l, 1879.
The United States corvette Essex. Commander
Schley. sailed from this port ou the 10th inst
cruise to the Falkland Islands and the east coast of
Patagonia
The United States frgate Hartford. Rear Admiral
Nichols. is ut this place. All well on board.
The New York herald., 1879-02-27
EUROPE.

EUROPE.
CO1.DEN HAIR.-ROBARE's AUREOLINE PRO-
NJ duccs by two three apple the beautiful golden
color much admired IL Is perfectly harmless To be had
ot all apothecare and fancy goods dealers Sole agents.
II. HoVENDEN A son, London. England.
7 IEBIG CONPANy's EXTRACT OF MEAT-FtNEsr
IL and cheapest meat havoring stock for soups made
dishes and sauces.
7 lEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT or MEAT ITS A
IL and boon tor which nations should feel
grateful See Medical Press Lancet. British
Mesiica al journal. DC
r IEB1G COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT-CAU-
IL ton-Genuinc only with fac snilc OF Baron Lie
tg's signature. In blue ink label. Con-
sumption In England increased tenfod In ten
years.
II IEBIG CONPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT-TO BE
IL had OF all storckcepers and chemists Soa
agents FOR the United Statos wholesale onlyl g.
DAVID 4 CO, 43 Mark lane. London. England.
r ONGS HOTEL BOND ST., LONDON.
lIEstahlised upward Of This well known aud
arstocratc house is situated la the OF the
fashionable of the West End Celebrated for its
cuisine and cellar Of the choicest wines
RIO MANUFACTURERS AND INyENrORs-TrE
Hall Of Commerce.. oxford ST. London, W. has been
opened and depot the exhibition aud sale OF
Manufactures Merchandise. Machinery Inventions and
Novelties For particulars o. spaces
sales apply to A. H. LLOYD Secretary Electric
lights aud steam posor on the premisas.