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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
TIE ADDITIONAL WATER SUPPLY.

PLANS AND SUGGESTIONS OF CHIEF ENGINEER
CHURCH.
C,iofF,ci,ocr Newton. of the Department of
Public Works at the meeting of the Aqueduct
commissioners yesterday submitted coHmunlea
ton setting forth that the computation OF
required in the Croton BASIN MADE ~ ". ID; d0''oi
at the last meeting was IN error 70 the extent vi
$4,000 gal Ions. lie included ihat amount III ~
The average flow Of the river while III was ledlS
storage drawn during the year IRON lne various
reservoirs. Chief Engineer Church hanue" III " It.
port which was IN substance as IoIIoWo'
ON the question whether water should be admitted or
excluded from the Aqutduct various CONSIDER ar
involved If the Aqueduet tunnel Is TO DO neu M he
water from the CrOtOn River Will he bIouAht 70 me
with only a small aimixturc OF foreign water, 1lI
masonry Of the best description will admit water under
heavy pressure From an ccOnomcal pohl Oh Nc"' -
best 10 admit he ground into the Aqueducr rms
man win save millions of dollars in the cost OF masonry
hc water which will find s way into the a4nednct VIII
itv 10 those OF the CTOtOn River
The commissioners signed the plans and maps for
Tho nronosed a0ueduct submitted by the engineers.
chief Engineer Church submitted report on the
Quaker Bridge Dam, saying III part:
/, ia fallacious to suppose that the building OF the
Sodon Dam together with the Utilization OF slor"ge I'D
eTSIon Lake viii he sufficient satisfy the city for term
Of wears and give time for further increase a. occasion
vcant use Of water the new aqucduct must furnish
enough additional water to insure supply Oh aOoVoo,,
additional storage OF at least 29TS 200 0O5gc2
gallons must be proyifead a. economical and
,i siUonnt the Croton River varies its flow from
i0O0G.O0O gallons to s,0OO,OO00O0 gallons daily Ihi5
irregular flow must be equah2ed ny storage ~
food times As soon "a the new aquedu,t suppcS sun
the pressure required III the mans
and houses there will he greatly increased cohSuhpIoi'
Tie waste in the city because of poor plumbing is great
nud will be greater with increased pressure When me
new work. are completed the consumption VIII noI 19
)cssnan 80 gallons per capita ana the population wiz
be 100000. Coming the Bronx RIVER supply as
lOOOO 900 gallons daily, and the appliances i0d checSng
vse al ,Io gallons per canta, and II leaves l34 gallons
rcr capta a. the required daily Tbs would can
Tor 2Gl 100000 gallons daily The small increase Oh
sorggr rliued from CrOtOn Lake and the Bronx RIVER
Will three years hence more than MAINTAIN the pres
ent conditions. Tho Quaker Bridge Dam should pc
pushed forward and nearly ~ practcaOlc hhsheu a'
TIC sa.ne timo the aQueduct.
ACCOMMODATING the report tabulated state
ment of The flow of the CrOlon hlVer during tntt
GrontG nj 1sSO-SI Based on this and the flow of
The river during the months when the drouth dd
not prevail, Mr.. Church SAID:
To supply the city with lj0O0OOOO gallons daiy there
would have 10 be stored %, 49, l3OSOO gallons Al
present the storage capacity is 1900 100000 gallons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
STATEN ISLAND.

The Staten Island Athletic Clubs oarsmen, and
oll the members who own boats will hold parade
on thc Kill Won Kull Saturday, the procession TO
start from the clubhouse at NeW-bHghton'
y,w.DoRp-William II. Vanderbilt has deeSed
70 tbn NoraVan Church Society ten acres of lanl in
Consideration of 81 900. The land formerly belonged
70 Commodore Vanderbilt, and adoins the Moray Kan
Co,nstrry IN which Is the Vanderbilt mauSOlcSm
hat vas built some years ago. and Will be replaee
his summer by the now one that Richard NJ. lint
has designed to cost $4,000. The property ~
LATELY been improved and laid out IN driVewiys
wallis and plots and contains pretty mnat fre
lake, The deed was recorded on Tuesday. PIE
nrice is considered nominal as tho improyeme is
cost more than the price paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
LONG ISLAND.

IAWRENCF.-Miss GeOrgianna Bikraw. who at
tonnted TO commit suicide on April g, at the house
Of Daniel Jenkins, by cutting her throat with a
razor has recovered. 4 commission will be ap-
nninted to inquire into her sanity.
FLrsuING.-The Nereus Rowing Club has elected
IA. following officers: H. W. Baldwin, president
+ Y W. Rossitor, yice-president; W. II. Clarke
srcretarv: +. NJ. Franklin, treasurer; X. j. Low
den. captains j. II. Embrce, lieutenant, and j..
Breath, j., r. j. Lowden and u. {. Beard mana-
ayers.
PABYLoN-The annual meeting Of the Suffolk
County Teachers Institute began in the Presby-
terian Church on Tuesday; Oyer2OO teachers we're
,rnsent last evening hey were entertained at
ihe sherman House by Henry llayemeyer, the
smear reiiu0r, of Ncw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

Steamer Commonwealth Van Krx, Philsdepbis-John
Roberts.
Steamer Essne s1ass so oso%T ha
Ship Edward (swed, Akermark, Amsterdam Benbam y
Bark Xgostino Rombo Utah. Base, Aner Java for orders
BsrF diiead tNor Hitter Updsaa swedeno TObias
Bark Ringhorn (Nor). Bentsen, Roerdam-Funcn, Edys
BARK Rhine mon, Forenaes. Northumberland, Edge
Brig John Brightman Yeaton Greytown, NicA strout.
Brig Annie Bachelor steelman MatanzasIyvnss sr2s
u" SAILED
die Havre Vertumnus jamaica Karo. Maanzas; Cbatts
hOochee savannah Delaware Charleston Manhattan Now
Bsrks Queen for Orb Island, Klam Apjier Java;
svea AlIcante MOnroyia. Monroyia
Briggs Nette for Wellington Glance, Eberg Den, Amar
da. Turks Island
Also saed-va Long Island sound-shp Elizabeth, for
Bremen. Bark Enterprise for Bboa Brig Ubshins. for
Denerara.
Bark Adolf Enger.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON April l6Arrvsd steamer Lydian Monarch (Br,,
Huggett from Nev.YOrk
QUEENSTOWN April 9saled steamer city ofChcago tsrl.
Leitch from Liverpool hence for New.YOTk.
SOUTHAMPTON April l0Arived. steamer Oder Ger, San
dea from NewYok April on her way TO Bremen land pro-
Ceeded).
PLYMOUTH April l6-Auiyed steamer Ruga Ger, Albers.
from New.YOrk April 3. on her to Hamburg.
MoyLLR April 10 Arrived steamer DeyoDa Brl, Young,
from NewYork April D. on her way 10 glasgow Jana pro-
ceeded) ..,-
HAvRE April lG-saed. steamer Rhaeta (Ger. Yogege-
sang from Hamburg hence for Neg.YOrk.
CHRsTANsAND April 6Arrived steamer Thin gysllatDan',
Laub FROM March 20 on her way to CoPenhsgen
SANTIAGO Dr. CUBA April le-Arved steamer Cienfuesos.
NASSAU April ii-ssiied Santiago, Cotton fos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
4 BROADWAY STAGES BURST OF SPEED.

Broadway stage moved slowly down Broadway
last night. reaching Twelftl-St. at five minutes De
fore eipht o'clock. handsome woman arose ana
standiug on her toes to reach the hole through
which change is passed, addressed the driver thus;
Oh driver if You will drive very last tHl you sel
to Niblo's will give You quarter"
The woman was jcrked to her seat at the crack n6i
the whip and the other passengers smiled ana ltiu
their breath as the stage dashed away. Would ne
na..engers pazcd i'm wonder at tie dying vehicle
which stopped not in its mad rattle over the bumps
and holes of Broadway TIL it stood IN front OF Inc
GardrnU The woman handed up her quarter and
rot ont and the rest of the TIP OF that stage vas
not remarkable for speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
WOvFy AIDING FOREIGN MISSIONS.

Two hundred women Yesterday attended the
annual meeting Of the Woman Board OF Foreign MISSIONS
of the Prcsby terrain Church, IN the West IWchty
church. Besides those from the city, there were repre-
sentaives from churches OF Ohio Kentucky fehu-Al-
yania, Massachusetts and Connecticut Mrs o. l. HUI
bard president OF the board made the address OtVec0e
Mr.. 4 J. Nichols OF Rochester responded ana Mrs.
William L. Dodge presided. Mrs Jasper j., ,orning
Mrs H. W Hubbard CORES pondng secretary, and Mrs
C. r. Iartt presented their reports Mrs william Z.
Knox addrc sSed the meeting on tbs comparative ciHnS
Of Foreign Missions II was stated that during the four
teen years OF its existence the society had raSd more
than $500 900 for mission work II has 500 auXllreS
I'm seven states and maintains missionaries IN seventeen
stations in Asia Africa and Mexico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

General Ward, as a court of inquiry, will git
at the list Regiment ArmOry this evening.
The l2th Regiment will parade ar the Arm0rY on MON
day evening for review and presentation Of marAsmehs
badges.
Companies A, b and G, of the 23d Regiment paraded
for battalion drill last NIGHT
The left wing 18th Regiment practised street firing
last evening go r..
battalioH drill this evening, -
court martial vii! meet at the 32d Regiment Arrnory
on Friday evening for the trial OF delnquent members
Lieutenant Coouel Wunder has been detailed as pre6-
dent. ,-....
will take place Saturday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
ASSAULTED IN THE STREET.

About midnight of Tuesday policeman con-
Quoted into Hudnuts Pharmacy velldressed man who
been found staggering along VeseySt weak nom the loss
OF blood. Perry stopped the dow OF blood and tele
graphed for an ambulance The man SAID he was william
J. Read tea merchant OF NOrwalk. Conn" stopping al
the Grand Unioa Hotel lie had been seized be SAID III
Vesey-st by two men, one OF whom struck MN WIN 4
blunt instrument lie carried large Of money and
wore watch and chain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

N Y. and @. w. Choate, of Irvington-on-the- Hnd-
son: Eiders-N G. Pond, Of Portchester n. Y; Ed,
ward Wells OF Peekskil, and A. L. Trowbridge' Oh
New York.
GREENWICH. THE horse of the Rev. b. b. Thurston,
of North Greenwich, became frightened yesterday,
and overturned the carriage. Mr.. Thurston was
thrown out and considerably bruised; Inc
members of Lombard Post, g. A r., entertained
their friends in the arm0ry last evening Addresses
were made by Sheriff Dayton, II. NJ FITZGERALD IL
B. Edwards of The Graphic and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
RETRENCHMENT IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MI. JAsPLR's PLAN-1EACHEkb sALAIILo-OHAI''s
AGAINST PRINCIPAL.

AGAINST A PRINCIPAL.
Commissioner Patterson presided at the Board of
Fducation meetug g Yesterday. School Superinten-
dent Jasper recommended number OF cuaHSes III
The public schools. which would save the CITY, ne
sad S2G. 900 a year. and greatly improve the
method of instruction. He suggested that IN the
First Ward the male and female departments oil
School No. 80 be consolidated, as well as thc Two
male and two female departments respectively III
tbr Win Ward that IN the vim Nald inc maze
deuarimcnt of School No. 81 DO discontinued, ana
fLa Ieachcr5 aud pupils transferred to NO ~ thaJ
III male and female departments OF SchOOl 40 ,,
~ tLn With Ward be consolidated that Primary
School No. Is, IN the lAth Ward, De dlsc9htlhuGGu
sud tho teachers and pupils transferred TO inc
urinary department Of No. 10 that the TWO IHale
and female departments respectively III INC -XXiInrt
Ward be consolidated and that IN the ~ llth
Wnrd Primary School No. % be discontinued ana
tl,e teachers and pupils transferred 10 PRIMARY
School No % The report ordered printed Tor
consideration ut the next meeting. -, ..,o,t. G,,o
petition was received IRON inc lNcI1I. ff,inII
teachers in Primary School No. IL, III the ANilth
Ward, asking that the Board at once auulI IncH
bills for February and March. which have not DeGl
maid The reason is that the name of Miss AnnlcIl;
several grades at Trustee Horgans instance ana
the Board ordered her restored with full pay. Ihq
teachers urge their necessities and say That seNela
Of them have others dependant upon tnenl. INC
netitjOn was referred to the Committee or by-laws
: Charges recently preferred by Superintendent
Jasper against John j. DOane principal OF inc male
denartmcnt of Grammar School NO: ~, aAegmS
neglect of duty and conduct un0ecOmlng Ieacher'
and snecifying that he was absent from MS posi-
from Nav 20 10 June 20, 1883 October to ~,
1854 and February 20 to March IA. 1854. ING
Ward Trustees looked for him, but could NOT ma
him Mr. DOane admitted charge OF lnto1lca-
tIOn as TO October but SAID that Oh to 5 oof
c4sion Inc was sick. The committee fOund pIopI
that he was also intoxicated IN June, ana InaI no
went TO NeW-Hayen. Connecticut 10 nave ms
-sprce" OUT. They recommended that hot"I'n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Joubat Union Club suit, Supreme Court
Eh,riT DAyidsuns case before Judge Barrett 10 a. m
Uoyt will contest SurrOgate's Court . . .,
ANIMAL meeting of uugutnot Society, Y NJ c. \. Build
lag 10 a. IN. , ,,,...t.. C,or,o,.il, I.,,.ioo
L. l. 49, ,.s.... r,,,,,,,n
Farewell reception 10 Robert Gordon Academy 81 De-
Court of Inquiry, list Regiment Arm0ry.
Tanmany society meeting p. III. 80
i"i,n sygnton before McAdam Political Science Club,
New York Metropolitan baseball match Polo Grounds,
A L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

standing bis long and faithful service, as his ex-
ample to the younger teachers and pupils was DAN
he DO dismissed Tho resolution was iaia oSgi MI
under the rule for action ut the next meeting; III
Doane is seventy-two years old, and has Deen III Inc
public school service for about thirty years WIN
Short inteTmissiOn He was elected Register a. ONE
time, and was we'll off, but he had to9 n Iras
obliged to return to teaching; Assistant treas
nrer Thomas Acton was once his hacker
The Board adjourned to meet next wednesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
WrsTCHESTER QOrNTY.

UARRlsoy.-"Tramp Rock" which was favO-
rife camplug-ground for ramps last year, has again
become infested by dangerous gang. Sheriff H0r-
Ton has instructed some oi his deputies ~ Keep
sharp lookout after thom.
NEW ROCHELLE. The annual election for char
fer officers took place on Tuesday, and resulted III
the election of Edward Lambden, tho Republican
candidate for Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
TAKING ALFAP IN THE DARK.

John c. Kennedy, of No. % West Eleyenth-st,
while standing on a ferry;boat at hunters Point;
man walk TO tho bow of the boat and jump into the
water. The boat, which had Just started, was m
mediately stopped and su effort made TO rescue {ne
suicide No trace of him was discovered, ana II
is not known who he was.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fitth Arenue Hotel-Senator Arthur P, Cor
man OF Maryland; Colonel Robert C. lnges Oh =
pbia w Windsor Hotsi-Gcorge de b. Ken' OF fAi9-
deinbia: Richard T. Merick, OF Washington, ana L. ).
Seadrgeant Of Montreal 49, BreU0or HOuS>-Robert Gar
retf of baltimore Denis Hoe'-Roswell A. Par,
mentor Of Troy Victoria H'e'-JohA 7Hy III Vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
LUNDBORG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Before packing away | will offer splendid
bargains Seaskn sacques Paleots Newmarkets and Do
mans You can from s3J TO 81 90 reliable garnenv
purchased Furs repaired and recey on storage anu
insured against all loss. ,.C Z; shAhSE -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
AIONa TIE SOUNn.

STAMFoRD.-The Westchester Presbytery yester-
day elected the following delegates to the General
Assembly, at Saratoga Clergymen-J. Aspi9wall
Hodge. Of Hartford. Conn; John Reed. OF Yonkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
ARRESTED FOR sCALDING A CHILD.

Much sympathy is expressed at Far Rockaway,
L. l. for Estella the ten-yelr-old daughterot lheo-
dore Pelt. who was so terribly scalded on Monday,
as is charged. by Mrs. Elyira Burtbell. MIS- Psht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
An APPEAL FOR
IMPROVED CATTLE CARS

The United states protect animals during transports
aton by ran provides when they carried In cars 81
which they be fed watered and ma rest us
animals shall be unlOadd y h0urs and then lave
hours shall not apply 10 animali such cars Ih$
law prevents starvation aud too long confinement IN care 80
FAR AS IT - OBEY I'D Oy the IIOau COMPANIES, s ~
and enforcement the Tst necessity while hd
common used but the reoadng at the stopPs
places attended with much cruelty II being naturally bari
back in where they have az
ready SO suffered, without blows or worse , w.,
offered OF five thousand dollar. $4,000 for
such In 1850, 10 stimulate the nsehuNe aby OF 10
OF its conditions tat the patents on NO
should be TO the Association that the car
might be offered to the railroad companies by II Tree Va
Bat the oSnes Of tho inventions decided not 10
prize thinking that their would prove moro
Valuable TO them than thousand dollars Accordingly,
tue construction OF CARS WHICH MEET III REQUIRE
MENTS OF HE LAW and the trustees OF the ipnd tass
and Of Railroad Con panios an 10 all humsnS
whose hearts have been touched by the atrocities Sr
GOLD MEDALS HAVE BEEN GIVEN TO THE PER-
SONS AND COMPANIES named le.OW Inc names 40
given IN the order that the several cars were examined
A. c MATHER, Chicago Illinois.
". STUART HUNTER Beeyille, Canada.
j. ". LINCOLN, Providence, Rhode Island
MONTGOMERY PALACE CAR Co. New-Yolk city.
THOMAS CLARK, Truro, Nova Scotia.
JOHN " STREET, Chicago, Illinois
So long as the used the words Of seuasf
Mcpherson of NewJeIsey viii continue true declare ths
feng the West to the East" The sanitary objections
a also of the grayest character
animals transported alive but there must always
main such traffic In them az TO make the Improved ear yer.
mHnent necessity
10 avoid all Interpretations the subject add tat
neither the association Of its officers have pecunsy
interest IN any OF the cars above named. - -,
EDWIN LEE BROWN, Chicago, Ill,
Mrs. EMILY W. APPLETON,
Trus, Prize Fund of American Humane Association
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
PORT OF NEw.YoRK...w WEDNESDAY, APRIL &C. 1884


ARRIVED
Steamer Crcassia BIZ Campbell Glasgow April via Mo.
Vile ii DAYS viii passens gers henderson Bros
steamer Labrador FIR, Coner Havre IL days, with mdse
steamer SoI Britain gr Roberts Messiua Mach p, via
Palermo D. with fruit to Phelps Bros Co vessel to Austin
SScT libapo (Rr) Hughes Liverpool March 10 via
Kingston April and POtAntonio Gays with mdsc to Pn
to II Damos vessel to BeiIoni 3 60
steamer Loeb ray }r. Robe Kingston March "a, Porto
Cortez April and Belize days with mdse and passengers 10
steamer Edith Golden Br, Bennett st AIMS Bay days
with fluit 10 @ Vessel, 4 20. o ,,or ,,, .l, ror
terra s. Campeehe g. PIoyIGso an! Havana " win md'o
Steamer Alamo BoIgGr Galveston 81 APln9 wa Key West
49, with mdse and P3ssi9gers I@C u H1loiy q o2 an,
passengers 10 old Dominion - Go.
u5 SSS9eT 10 oiG Bonnien ' ''
steamer Eeanoa bragg Portland, with lsc and passen
Ship Hermann Ger Ludwss London days With mdso
ship lheodoe i Rand m Norris London 80 ,ay, with
clA aR3 empty 9aci5 eT rTrTp OF g pna london
with empty Osrrels to order vessel TO Herman Koop
snip City Of Montreal Goss Antwerp SO days with empty
barrels order; yesse 10 Thomas Dunhams Nephew GO
saltt5J q Robinson; vessel TO VI Pickering Co On
DAYS with coal 10 order vessel 70 Benham 6 Boyrscn Nth
ma Sa't TO F oTGef 7s. aspS to oa Go5aah
Rank Ruth (N0r Andersen MRrseiles 81 days with mdse
TO lager htoi Dam MESiaen Hanbur, go days with
bark saal Doe Mcrrman, Bristol 90 days with empty
Bark Emciie GER sobunse Hull 81 days, wi;l chalk
BsTz idsTi Scrl Dahl AfacAd 40 days with sugar to
order: vessel 10 master.
Bark Atlantic of NowIaycn' Iauiare Barbados Is days.
with sugar TO IL TTOwbrdgc8 Sons. .,,-.
Bark Joseph Baker smith, guantanamo - ule Win muso
| 10 order. vessel to Miller & HoughtOn
sUNSEr-wnd st sandy Hook. light sW cloudy Al CITY
| Island, the same -
steamer Elm lBr). Ghtiths, LOnd0n-F Hurst
! Steamer Rose IBr). Dixon, LoudOn-Hlsk & JeyOns
steamer CITY OF Montreal lBr Lewis, Liverpool via queens,
steamer state OF Pennsylvania lBp, Richie, Glasgow
Steamer Le,siag dor voss Hamburg via Plymouth, etc
| KuyaIdt d GO. -,
STEAMER Louise IL Gsrl Noss Buenos Ayre3Fuach, Edye
| 4 Go.
steamer Vertumnus (Br Logoe Montego Bay-G Vessels
| & Co.
| steamer Saxon OBJ Wyman. Baracoa-Gomez Pearsall
Steamer Lone star Quick 0alyestOn-J T Naa Sickcn
Steamer Delaware. Winneu. Char eston-Jas W Guntard
| & Go.
steamer ] W Garrett. Foster BALTIMORE KronA
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NERVOUS Weakness, Dyspepsia, Leanness and
Debility, cured by Wells Health ReneWeI" 81
RoUGH or RAILS" clears out Rats, Mice ljc.
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MARINE INIELLLHENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sunrlsss 5l3 setsG3s Moon rises OO5 Mcoa5 agNls q
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 M-sandv HOOK. O.O2'Gov. Island, 029 He Gl-R 2ls
PN.-sandy hook 0.27.GoT Island. Oo3 iloh uito' 2l2
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE IT THIS POHT
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Announcements.

Johann HOs Malt Extract has signature ottoman.
Hon NOTtZ Esne neck OF every bottle lniQrsenDy
all ply scians, general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
HtLexinQtsn.ave. between 18th AMI })tLst
Hours 3 to |, toll Diseases 81 tbs Nervous 3y3,, 4
Gentle. L rlnsry organs. Impotence and 3tsrulsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17
This is the Season

which 10 purify the blood ana nyigorate the body. AT no
other season the system susceptible 10 the benai
effects OF reliable blood purifier regulator and tonic hke
Hoo IS SarsaplIa The approach OF warmer weather mas
peculiarly depressing effect which manests itself in thatex'
IRENE tired feeling debility. lauguOr and duness Nows
the time 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Sarsapaulla tones up my system purihes my
blood and seems to make Oyer'-W. ]. BLAIR, Corn
ing " Y.
have been troubled With general debility and my blood
was all out OF ORDER Holds ssrssparilla and am iee
ing perfectly well 1t has been great benefit tome"
FINLEY A. FEE, Lima Ohio.
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
Ny wife has been troubled with Indigestion and her blood
has been in poor condition She has used several bottles f
Hoods Sarsaparilla been great benefit 10 her,
II. DICKSON, Kont0n Ohio.
floods sarsapaiilla did great deal OF good had DO
particular disease tired out from Ogerwork AMI
toned me night up
Mrs g. Z. SIMMONS, Harmony Hotel ColIoes, N. Y
Hoods Sarsapariila
sold by all druggists. 81 six for So Made only ~
c. l. HOOD & co, Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-17

vouaness and dyspepsia should CarteTs Little Nerve P
which male expressly FOR seepess nervous dyspepu
sufferers. Price 20 cents. all druggists.