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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

The diagram shoS the bsromsca variations 10 this city y tenhs
ofnches The lines divisions me for the ~ hours
preceding midnight The irregular white line the OSCILLATIONS
the mercury during those h0u The broken dotted line
the variations In Temperature indicated by the thermometer a. Hui
nuts Pharmacy, Broadway
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through the courts that the nuisance OF the bell OF the
Church Of st. Mary the Virgin should be stopped at least
during the early morning hours, EVERYBODY"
Nelr- York, Oct IL, 1888.
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msCELLANEOUs RAILROADINTELLIGENCE.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT, Oct. ls.-Ihc annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Vermont and Canada
Railroad was to-day adjourned 10 December - the OBJ
Too, h, Tn allow the Central Vermont to remove certain
obstacles sim in the way OF the completion Of Of the pend
Ing compromise.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. 1s-At tho annual meeting oI
e stockholders OF tho Columbus, Springfield and Cncin
nan Railroad Company held here to-day, the following
directors were elected j. g. FarlOw n w Pierce and j.
d. Farnsworh, of Boston; j. A jeffrey, Of Columbusi j.
H. Thomas of Springfield; J. L. Moore aud }. d. Cham-
brrInn of sandusy. The directors organized by eeCtlg
Fnrlow president; j. ID. FarnswOth, yice-presldent
T l. Moore secretary and treasurer, and o. r. sampson,
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DIED

An notices Of marriages D,lst Be Endorsed rih G1
name and address.
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TAPPED EIGHT TIMES.

Feeling deeply grateful for the benefi received
from the use of Hunts Remedy, | feel pl oud to
inform you ofthe good it has done me for he
great suffering I.baye past and am now saved by
Hunts Remedy. desire to state my cass to the
cubic so thato sufferers may obtain the
benefit of Its wonderful curative powers some
time. began to suffer excruciatng pains In the
region of my kidneys had the mos intense
agony. / was confined to nv bed and tota ly
unable to change nay. position or moye in any
way. was tapped eight times. l then heard
of Hunts Remedy l bought q bottle and alter
taking,s few spoonfuls the result was magical,
and 10 few days my pain was gone aid my wa.
ter passed freely. and could eat most sny hing:
my swelling disappeared | was a new person
altogether. The doctors had given mo up to die,
said there was no hope for me / mad one hun
bred and fifty -six pounds of water taken cut OF
me was treated by seventeen different doctors
and Hunts Remedy has cured me- | feel proud
over yeur medicine, Those who suffer with the
dropsy hope will give 1t trial, and see the
goo it will do 1t works like charm. Iwould
ad Wis., those having difficulty with their kidneys
to give Hunts Rem Gy a tria. ! am sure that IL
will give them instant relief and give them q
permsnent cure. am willog 10 give all infor
nation in my power in regard to this most valu-
BILE medit inc. Yours truly,
Mrs. DAVID NORTH.
ECoRsE, Wayne county. Mich, May 30, 1888.
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AT THE TaKATKE.

By what strange accident the nickel novel
piece entitled Lillian Browns Jolli-
ties, struck the fremont opera.house
in Galveston, ana received a
glorious eulogium in the News, and
subsequently secured admission to our
Dallas opera-bouse, dedicated to the fine
arts of the drama and music may ever re-
main mystery, but nevertheless truly
astonishing one. As much as 1t pains
us to throw the slightest obstacle
in the way of any person or persons work.
ing for living and doing the best with
Their limited facilities and abilities, yet
csndor compels us to announce that the
exhibition of last evening was The most
on any stage, not excepting the
fourth ra concert performances OF third
rate country circus. 1t is to be lamented
that this troupe with this play has been
permitted in our new opera. house in the
very incipiency of its openingpetitions for
favor and patronage, and trust
it will be the last of its sort
Not that there is anything immodest in
the drsmatization of this German doll
making children's story; not that there is
no latent talent in some OF the company,
but that the piece is a travesty on common
sense, as presented, and that there was no
even middliDg fair acting whatever in the
two ac's with only one scene The Dallas
play-going public will not merely be dis
sati,fied with such selections, but democrat
lied in advance, and disgusted with and
prejudiced against possible future ones
that they do not happen to positively
know all about. Let us trust that the
lesson taught last evening by slim house
at the opening, nearly emptied long before
the close, will be at once awaited OF by the
man agement.
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trains day osch way were run, aud as a
geiltiein ~ remarked ihs other day, IL was
uncertain when they would come along. II
one wished TO take passage the only safe
way was to 70 TO the depot In the morning
and remain until the train came along. An
old engineer who was employed by the Nor.
folk county company, relates now men
were sometimes put on the tender with u
sawhorse and saw to cut the wood necessa-
~ 10 make steam for the trip, becnn-'
there was no supply on hand md no MONEY
nor credit TO provide any. " Is said that
an official once gave up his gold watch u, =
security when train was sexed for debt
while en- route. People of The vicinity
could reach Providence at night quite sc
via Waterford, but II they started in The
morning it involved wait of two OF
three hours at that place, or four or five
hours ride in numbering stage coach
Now an hours ride brings passengers "a
that city without change OF cars, with the
chance of FIVE or six trains daily, while the
facilities for reaching other points are
equally improved.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 23.-At the general
convention of the Pnot slant ZIP ssoTal
church, house deputies and trustees were
named for the ensuing year for the general
Theological seminary and the memorial oil
deceased members was adopted. Rev. DIR.
Benedict, of southern Ohio offered reso-
luton that the house Of bishops concurring
that the sessions OF the convention con-
tinue for the purpose Of considering the re-.
port Of the Joint committee on the Book OF
Common Prayer. or AZ long as there shall
be quorum In both houses, or until the
consideration OF the report shall nave been
completed. An objection being made, the
resolution was placed on the calendar. A
resolution that The general convention adj
iourn October 18th was Refereed The re.
port against the texstive use Of any per
ton Of the book Of common prayer was
adopted.
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HArLno AIDING rnInrY-oNE YgAns.


I have been troubled for considerable timo
with kidney and bladder affection. had 80.
we're palns Ia tho back and lolns. considerable
ick.dust deposit In my urine. and general
weakness OF the Moneys a complaint / find
very general with our railroad men. az the jar
aud constant strain on the body as well ~ the
mind Is very detrimental to those troubled with
weakness of the kidneys. About one yesr
ago was stating my case to friend Of mine
eho had similar case once. lie used HUNS
Re,aedy with wonderful success and recon-
nia2dtd me to use 1t. purchased u bottle at
one Of our druggists here in Rochester. and
used it according to directions, and 1t has Gu ed
me, and have had 10 occasion to use 1t since,
ana can gladly recommend 1t to any IN need II
akidney medicine Of re | merit.
JOSEPH HARRISON Locomotive Engineer.
81 years with N Y. Central & II II. r.,
SS Ambrose street, Rochester. N. Y.
JUNE Is, 1855
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FROM MR. q. W. H. MARTIN, OF ALTON DEPOT,

AFroH DEPOT. NELSON COUNTY, VA,
Sept. l3, 1S79.-Dr. j. H. Schenck, Phila.
deiphia, Pa. Dear Sir: l feel it to be my
du'y to You and to all who may be suffer-
ing With that awful disease consumption
TO write to you of the change for the better
that has been made in my wife's condition
by you and your great medicines. On
August 20 1878, nav wife was taken down
with the consumption. | called in one OF
the best doctors in this county. He attend
ed her as faithfully as man could, dong
everything in his power, but she got worse
every day. In October called in another
doctor. They both SAID she could possibly
pot live, for she had consumption. and
that her lungs were nearly gone. she
was at this time the most pitiiul OBJECT any
person had ever seen--a perfect skeleton,
coughing and splitting large quantities OF
matter. tried all kinds of latent medi-
cines that were sold to cure consumption
but not rothing did her any good. On the
list of October the doctors and all her
friends gave her up. 1t was their opinion
that she could not live five days longer-By
Chance | got one of your books describing
many similar csses and their cure, and Oh
the 9Th of November wrote 70 you, des-
cr,biug, her case. You wrote me to give
my wife your medicine according to the
printed directions, and you thought she
could be cured. at once bought some VI
YOUR Pulmonc Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, and gave them TO her.
She began to improve at once, although
the doctors and her friends said was
throwing money away. In few Gays
sne got SO she could lay down and sleep-a
thing she had not been able to do since
she was first taken sick; her APPETITE inn
proved and never saw such wonderful
change. Every body who saw her was as
tonished, for the like had never been seen
in this county.
On the 23d of January You came and ex-
amined her lungs with your respirometer.
You pronounced her right lung nearly
gone, and the left badly affected Sthe tane
thing her former physician had said,
but you said she was improving as last as
possible.
attending to her household duties. and has
cont nued to do 30 ever since, doing all her
own cooking and sewing for herself and hve
and to-day she looks better than
she has tor ten years.
NV wife's case is looked on by the many
who saw her as the most wonderful cnre
that has been made In the state of Vir
glnia; it was like raising the dead. Some
of the medicines you sent me have sold
and thew have never failed in giving entire
There is great deal OF the
sold in this vicinity now, and 1t
has made other cares almost as wonderful as
that of my wife.
Nv purpose in thus writing 10 you is to
benefit Others who may be suffering from |
nat dreadful diseas -consumption-and l
answer all inquiries that may be
a 4de OF me, whether BY correspondence or
personally, and l can refer to thirty or
orty persons OF the highest standing. in
his community who will vouch for ali that |
have written. Yours, etc,
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ADemocratic Address,

Boston. Oct. 23.-The following address
will be issued tomorrow by the old line
democrats: without abating our oppo-
sition to the POLITICAL views and me hcds Of
The republican party, we believe that demo.
cratic success in the future can
be neither deserved nor achieved,
unless we .ree ourselves from the
charge of supporting candidates
who have lowered the standard of political
morality and will appeal to your palrot-
ism and C ,mmon sense to oppose re-elec
ton of Benjamin f. Butler caring nothing
for party or principles, he sub
ordlnates every public interest to
his own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT should he
be again elected, the democratic party
of Massachusetts, will be held responsible
for his admin ,tra'ive acts and eccentIie.-
ties OF past and future, while no response
hty rests upon us for any acts ofMr Robio-
SOD, such being our belief we cannot
hesitate to declare that we intend tn
do all that may be in our
power 70 secure the defeat of General But
Ter, and we urge all democrats to join with
us in such an action. The Herald says t
was announced on the best, but not official
authority, that S A. B. Abbott will be
nominated TO the second place on the
democratic state ticket. Abbott informed
fti.nds that he had no sympathy with
Butler.
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ROBBED ON rae HIGHWAY.

Mr.. ]. G. 'Purciller. a farmer who re
sides few miles west Of the city, brought
"a load Of hay which he cold for SIS. and
started home about dark. When be
reached the saIail bridge near the Last
Chance store he was halted by Two men
afnot, Who thrust their reviewers into iyis
face and commanded him 20 'shel out.
which he did. swing them about 80. al
be hsd. He thinks that he would recognize
one u ths psrties shonid he realm again
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PsR1s. Of. % The 1sllo- BOOK re
counts the operation Of the frsDch forces
a. Tonquin. IL says Their posi-
TO, hsre materially improved. They
nov can move Tree 70 AZ
-srts of fbe Red river Delta
ri hoid ali strategic points in that terri
49, The nandarfus Who resist the
X<snrb Authorities viii Be removed
The AnDan people are reEainine conh-
ser~e. Tbs Auuamits troops disosuos9
<nd he black fses Tstrsnted. The French
rrny row only svnin rem
foresrsrfs 70 oomplsts ne pec-
n ~ rsvrs ~ length the details Of The ne
~rlI<fl1nr Win China. Which hsvs been
o>1rirssl, a j. ssld. rlth rod tsmp>r On
go FS@r Trnr> fruly demanding
~ It~sr-f.r<r.< q ckirs n Tie Tcr1uln
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Disciples of Christ.

CINCINNATI, Oct. % The three nationa
conventions of the Disciples of Christ
wi b 400 delegates, some from foreign couD
tries, met here this week in annual session
The Christian Women's Board of Mission
began session this afternoon, Mrs, V. H
Jameson, of indianapolis, in the chair
The annual report shows healt y growth
by the board. India, ia.
rilaica and the western states,
and the territories of the United States
The disbursements for the year are $13 665;
showing an increase in receipts of more than
81 900.
The Foreign Christian Missionary Society
begins its sessions to orrow evening.
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Criminals sentenced.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 23,-Kate douglas, a
negress, for the murder, and Joseph
Miller and Charles Rose, negroes,
for the killing of George Ingrahem
April. 1881, was sentenced to-day by
Judge Vanwaeoper, OF the criminal court,
{ be hanged FRIDAY December ith; Frank
Braggs, for the killing of Richard Jackson,
August, 1882, and John Nelson, for the
stabbing of John Smith, are respectively
sentenced 10 ninety-nine and twenty years
Ia tho nenitantiarv
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sAs FEAsoisoo, Oct. 23-Inspectors
Hsnsooun and Skslton. Of the Boston police,
arrived 10 DAY with q reqnisition from Gov
eruor Bn,ler for &. u. Dewey, alias H1l-
pcrt the celebrated bill Of lsding forger
from Bostoa and Montreal On the arrival
OF he r.i1tls hey ATTACHED 81 go iounu IN
DswsF'f -a11e- ior, bat found that the
suerrv fad bsen tireadT assigned 70 Cen
eraI Barres the prisoners counsel. The
inspecAors are expected 10 leave with Dewey
Tor Boston tomorrow, unless nsbeas cor
rIus futerrrrrE.
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ARRESTS roe TaEFr

Last night young nan BY the name Of
Phillips vss nrrssied By Ofhcsr ksehsn
and locked up on the charge 81 Their Of
sons steam erfins fixtures from George
Bsrrsr, the engineer o. steam IRE engine
50. l.
Police Of6csr estes arrestsd two parties
rho-< names wsrs not lenrned, N East
D.llrs, 1t q late hour issi night, and bdEsd
them IN the courfy jsl. On the charge q
.brr Of . lot q clOfbss Ron ssTsrn rrilroto
kxn1H
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HkKE1s BUHs. Pa. OCT. 23.-The New
York, LsckswsnDs & Western Railroad
company bss obs0rbed the Pennsylvania
cOmusnT Of sane name. and the erticles
Of merger bsVe bees sled. Among the
directors Of he nsr rss'i are icy Gould.
Samuel Sloan, william T.. Dodge, GtOrfe
Bliss, Ednfy Dillon. Russell Sage and
John r. DutfSn. Of Nev York.
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SPECIMEN LETTERS
From Those Who Have Used DR.
Schenck's Medicines,
Uadoubied Cures Of Consumption.
CURED or CONSUMPTION AFTER TWO YEAR
pF SEVERE ILLNESS

CURED OF CONSUMPTION AFTER TWO YEARS
Of SEVERE ILLNESS.
NEwBUsG, ~. Y, March 4, 1S79-Dr. d.
II. schenck. Dear sir: | feel that l am
doing good to others by telling you what
your medicines have done for me. was
sick with consumption for over two years,
and after trying many medicines and en-
pioying the hest physicians In this city,
without benefit, / was induced to use your
medicines. / had hardly taken the first
bottle before felt much better, and after
continuing their use for some time was en-
tireJy cured. This was over six years ago,
and as / have continued to enjoy good
health since. | feel that my cnre is perma-
nent. | am happy to add my testimony,
with many others, to the efficacy of your
medicines. kpow many others in New
burg, who have been benefited by their
use. MRS. SOPHIA M LAWSON.
No. so Ann Street. Newburg, N. Y.
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ter Medicine Co.
send me Little Liver Pills ss before, as /
am nearly out and do not wish 10 try 10 do
without them, ss they have benefited me
more than any and all other medicines I
hsye ever taken Although I do not ex-
ped 10 be entirely cured OF Sick Headache,
- nh me II IL hereditary. yet have been
successful IN preventing any severe rttack
since last March by watching prernonitOry
rested. Gratefully You're. &c.
:. 4 NORTON.
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CRGSToEDsvTLLE, IND, Oct. D.-The
rear car OF passenger train on the India.
napoIis. Bloomington & Western railroad
Was thrown from the track this afternoon,
near Raintown, twenty-five miles east OF
here. DR.. J. c. Walker and W. Q. White
head, OF indianapolis, were badly hurt and
Ieft near the some Of the accident. Il.
freedman, Of Cincinnati. was brought here
with a Fash on the head over the eye. The
company's physician vent on west with
fght other passengers, but was unable 10
4ravel,
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Supposed Lost .

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 23.-The schooner Reed
Case, which is reported ashore on north
bass Island, len this port a week aga
last night, with 2l 900 bushels OF
wheat, shipped by @. ]. Kershaw
6 o.. and insured in the Big -Four Of Chi
csgo. Cheboygan's dispatch says Barge
Lilly May was picked up adrift on lake
Huron and towed into sand beach and
the propeller Fountain City was towed IL.
20 Dun City. having been found adrift
owing 10 disabled machinery.
A Glen Haven, Michigan, dispatch says
fishermen picked up a sign painted green,
bearing gilt letters Alaska, and there is an
Alaska in the Anchor line, but II is not
known that she Is missing, as nothing has
been heard from Chicago as yet in answer
10 q telegram OF inquiry concerning her.
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lad not much faith In in IA. and IN tbraa
days my cough entirely left me hnt I tevf
ootue OF the syrup In my house for twosr
lhfee years, 30 that whenever toot cold
or had little tickling 10 NV throat
would takea swallow Of II when / want In
pea ana that was the last ofit. NV throat
now 49, and has been for several wears. ne
wei as eyer II was and now seldom take
s Ho,u or - 40, itonly lasts some twenty.
syrup. have recommended IT. to creat
many persons in the last eighteen years.
anolt pas given general satisfaction. Very
respectfully yours. 70 W.vrrs e'y
NO. 1875 north Twenty First street. phi'a-
delphia, Pennsylvania,
ANn THIS LETTER FROM THE HOW. DANIEL r.
beatty MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, N. j.
PHILADELPHIA. June 81, 1882 DIR. j. H
Schenck. Dear Sir-I send VIM tbis 1at,ar
as tribute OF the regard in which I hold
your valuable medicines. II oives mo
ptasure to.tsstify in favor of what nosseesas
genuine worth. Several cases proylnc ths
encDcy OF your medicit o. have come Under
my llqt'ce one OF Them being that of MI.
yusepn tooaIe. gentleman employed in
what was supposed to be consum ntion The
local physician did not appear to heip him.
l got him to use your Pulmo nic Svrrn
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake pills rom
which he received immedjste hejn c.r
now happily state that he has been ahls To
return to his office duties. and thar his
health Is better than it bad been for vears
MY brother, Captain Mansfield II Beatty
IS also firm believer in the healing mower
OF Your medicines, he having freoientiv
used them in his family. Hopine that hi.
testimonial may. influence some poor suf.
ferer to seek relief In your remedies. 7 am
yours truly, DANIEL r, Rr.TTy
Manufacturer of Pianos and Organs.
Dr. sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
do notproduce sickness at the stomach. nan
sea or gripping. On the contrary they are so
mild and agreeable in their action that a
person suffering from sick headache. sour
stomach, or pain in the bowels, is speedily
relieved OF these distressing symptoms.
They act directly on the liver. The organ
which, when in healthy condition. purifies
the blood for the whole BODY.
In all cases of liver complaint or dyspep.
sia. when there is great weakness or de-
oiiity, Or. Schenck's Seawead tonic should
De USED in connection with these pills.
DIR. sCHENCK's MEDICINES MANDRAKE PILLS.
sEAwEED TONIC, PULMoNIo SYRUP,
are SOLO by all druggists, and full directions
Tor their use are printed on the wrappers of
Every package. His book on assumption.
liver complaint and dyspepsia, is sent free
10 all post paid Address DR.. J Fl, Schenck
U Son, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania,
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In GENERAL.
st. Lonis Election No,es--An Extensive
CCEhagrati0n.
Bost0l's sold Line" Democrats De-
nOunce Ben Batter.
A,d Other Interesting General News.
Election Fire,

I1ectiOh -cTo,
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 23.-At tho election TO-
day for president of the board of assessors,
Robert LANCE, republican. was elected
over THOMAS Ryan, democrat. by ma
iority OF about |, 600. The vote Yves very
light. The immense medicine factory S
packing house, and office of Dr. J y
Mclean, corner Broadway and Biddle
street, caught fire little after 10 O'CLOCK
tS-nisht, and at midnight was pretty
nearly destroyed. The fire is now burning
the property and premises, and hes swept
dow, most of the block between Biddie
and Carr streets.
The loss on McLean's building is esti-
mated at $4,000; on contents.
$45, COO. A large ""''"' IRA
implement house adj Icing " . q, sra
s,royed, but the loss cannot be ascertain, d
tonight. The burned property on Broad
way, eouth of McLean's. is not valuable.
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August q, 1878 Carter Medicine

Gentlemen-This is TO certify, that hav-
ing been afflicted for the last thirty years
with the sick headache, at least three times
week. was induced TO try a bottle of
Csrter's Little Liver Pills. which pur-
chased from Messrs. Potts & Co., druggists.
OF this city. / found one bottle to effect
speedy cure. | now feel as well as | ever
did in my life, and can cheerfully rec
ommcnd them TO any one suffering from
the same cause. Respectfully.
MRS. e ROCK,
1882 Parrish Street.
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Disease, propensity and passion bring
bility and unnatural weakness OF genera
tive organs Aliens Brain Food successfully
overconsee these troubles and restores the
sufferer to his former vigqr. At drug
MI of