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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-29

Rronehftis. Consu mption.
And all the various diseases OF the Head,
Throat and Chest, including the Eye, Ear
and heart, specially treated by M. Hilton
Williams, NJ. y.
ONCE. 275 North Main street, next the Dia-
mond House, Los Angeles, California.
All diseases of the respiratory organs
treated by the most improved medicated in
halations, thus bringing the remedies into
direct contact with the diseased part lThese
are in all cases combined with proper con-
stitutional remedies for the liver. stomach,
nervous system and blood, etc.
In order to show the afflicted public how
easily and quickly diseases of the respiratory
organs can be cured in this favorable elf
mate-which, IL left to themselves, bring the
following letter from one Of our former pa.
tients, an old resident of the Eastern States
This Is to certify that for several years /
was afflicted with constitutional catarrh,
which gradually grew worse until II finally
reached my lungs. ! was induced to come
to southern California, but finding no per
manent relief | applied to DIR. NJ. Hilton
Williams, who in just one month fully re-
stored me to my former health. ! now feel
like new man andshave been at steady
work upon my ranch Tor nearly two months
and feel no effects from the disease what
ever.
JOSEPH L. TRINKLE.
spadra, CAL. Nov. Is. 1884
Our Eastern friends who are afflicted with
an actual disease of the respiratory organs
should have positive medication and not de-
pend upon climatic influences alone, MS this
Is fatal mistake which many make who
come here in search of health
CONSULTATION FREE. Those who de-
sire to consult with me In regard to their
cases or to location as to climate had better
call at my office for consultation and exam
nation, but II impossible to do so can write
for copy Of my Medical Treatise, contain
Ing list OF questions. Address
N. Hilton Williams, N. D., N. C. P.S O.,
275 North Main street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Ohiee hours-From 10 A. N. to 4P. N.
nov19
REMOVAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WHY THE GOVERNMENTS WE'RE SOLD.

WHY HE tON . W ''''
CLOSE or THE ExAMINAuoN or PRESIDENT popp
OF THE NEWARK SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
pros;dont Daniel Dodd of the Newark Savings
Institution was again on the witness stand ycsler-
dav i'm the proceedings for contempt IN the Icc-
Chancellors chambers, az Newark. ne was SHOWN
letter by eX-Iudge Stcarns and askcdlt ms Ie'tcr
of date March q, 1888, the first cOnll,iuhica-
ton from him to Fisk Hatch relative To tine con
version of 81, 700 600 ofthc loan into Governments
He could not remember. ne said. He never had any
conversation with Mr.. Hatch about GOVernIhehIIs
When the 81 ,O0O. 900 of Governments were sou
the witness had not the slightest intention oI Hah
ing anv loan TO Hartman & Co. They were sod
because they were source of anXiety 10 Tue HlI-
ayers When the money was obtained the ihanaec IT.
did net know what TODD with IT, anu nc Tom ,o ~
Hartman x Co. and requested thch 10 uuiiI Nv
some of il. There was conversation aoouI tnO
loau previous TO making IT. 80. -,
Mr. Dodd was asked what induced him: on April
\ 1854 to direct the sale of 500, 900 of four and
half per cents. He said that he could nOt yen at
this late day what induced him to sci these trans
actions with bonds OF dlereht o5'T H. ,rn
question whether the witness considered III any
business of the bank 10 speculate IN GioNerhmcnI
bonds was overruled 10y the court. Inc quesIlon
was asked. 'Why did You permit those bonus 10
remain with Fisk & Hatch if they were not regis
tered in the name of the Newark savings lnstltu-
ton ?" The witness replied FOR the same rG ,
that we left them in orr own vants-l9f s1ir57hcP
mo had frcourntly been IN the vault of FISK ~
Hatch and at one time brought out the boX OF tn NJ
Savings Institution myself re Co1lu MY ~
when he left the collaterals with FISK ~ liatun'
but Thought that IT was subsequent 10 lo|S. MI
Fisk said that whatever money tho bank had mere
could he had when called Tor. Ihls closed the OK
animation. . -, ..a ,bo+
Mr McCartcr. counsel for Mr.; Dodd stated thal
the right was reserved to call certain witnesses
from New-Nork to show the hnanclal slauolhE w
EisL 4 Hatch NJ the time the various loans were
made. lie also proposed at a later stage OF the
proceedings to raise The question of the jurisdiction
of tho Court of ChanceIy to make an ordel ~ Io
eronce In I ne management of the future affairs OF
the bank treasurer Carter was recalled and teSll-
fled that in making up his reports he was not Ill any
way controlled by President Dodd
Vicc-Prcsidcnt A. Bishop Baldwin was giving teS-
timony when the Court adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

warning that Aguero was about to make descen. on
island and had massed large numbers or troops on
the coast Havana. With utter disregard lor inc
fceUgs Of the Captain General Aguero landed NJ otr
place where there troops He started TOT inc
interior Of he island and Joined eyerywuee ny re-
crults. Every village through which he passed gave ls
quota 20 his little army until ut length, when Agneao
reached the mountains he was reported to nave oooo
men under him.
As n censorship Of the press was Immediately estlD-
Ishcd ami the Island practically placed In state OF sege
worthy reports Of what has occurred since that time
have been few but 10 Ia known that several encounters
between The royal troops and AgerOs band nave akcn
and that cOr OF the Government 10 capture
The inslrgcnt leader has proved unavaling since
AguerO Ian ed In Cuba last winter several eXpcd oDs
nav fitted In tho Antilles OF which nave
conveyed aid and comfort the young leader IN ne
shape OF men. money AMI arms Several Of the eXped,
lions have been prevent from leaving the port when
they fitted out. and it Ia probable that the discovery
and suppression of such an expedition lifting out at
Nassau rise to the report of the capture o. AguerO
There at present rumOrs Of large eKpedt on 10
start from Key West, of 10 b. fitted ont In Jamaica
and iu the Bahama General Bon cca has rccen ~
left Vcnezuc a. where he his been engaged in collecting
men and money for expedition. Several or the ON
cias Of the shOr-ved Cuban Republic now living IN
stands within n hon = sail NJ tn Cuban coast ana
Cuban refugees all tn world getting rea1y TO
take up again for 4" Clba Libra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
FAV0RITE PAPER In TOWN
AND COUNTRY.
ENTERPRISlNG AND WIDE AWAKE.

Those who want tho best New-YOrk paper on sunday
morniu have 1t delivered their either
York city elsewhere by any regular Loo al newsletter
TRIBUNE advocates election Blame and
and policy Of protection 10 American industry 1t getting
great increase Of circulation this account
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE generally conceded TO be the best
OF all the New-YOrk sunday pipers At all the Summer
takes leading place 1t has not only all the routine
OF the day. but great variety OF special dispatches
from prominent points at home and abroad u conta1
foreign letters and articles by special connbun
interesting topics Edward Fawcett now writ
ing for SUNDAY series Of Social shouettss
or capital portraits OF characters in Ncwl ork society
They good their way as he AaureF, pcturesm
London Pinch The Broadway Note BooA" clippings from
other paDers literary reviews fiction Home interests'
nd other departments diversity the columns N the paper
1.-THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE is perfectly safe for any family.
THE TRIBUNE. New.YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

has not been trying TO eyade service OF papers IN
any way. He has been at his office NO "a di,v
way. all the week, and Dr. Lewis might .eaa' ho
extremely anxious to meet Mr. Seaman, anu m mr.
Seaman processes to be equally anxious to see r,
Lewis. II seems pity under the eiIGu Goamon
however. wants meeting in the presence 81 COLI,
petent witnesses and he does not want laIk. Ino
admits that he IL match for Dio LOWS ~ a, LIZ
which will show that DIR. Lewiss chargTc yes ~
wholly untrue and he is willing to submit uino tent
dcnce at any time to the Judgment Oh co'i ~ TIE
tribune that papers were ont for Mr; Su ria No
arrest was made on the authority OF Dr. LoS SEAMAN
Went 70 Rochester last night to convince ms irieiuS
there of his innocence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
NEWARK.

About 800 empoye, of the Domestic Sewing Ma
chine works viii hc discharged to-day: Inns rep
resents onc-fith of the regular force. The company
will also make a reduction of wages. The work
men had been work ing eight hours a day ABOUT
fonr DAYS in the week The dismi-sas are caused
bv depression in business. Some time ago the men
were told TO find work elsewhere. aud some OF them
took advantage OF the hint. 1t Is the purpose OF
the superintendent to keep the retained force at
work ten hours a day for weeks work so that the
men can earn rs much at the reduced wages as be-
fore.
A free excursion for poor children went to Locust
Grove yesterday on the steamer General SrdgWlck
and barge RepubMc. The boats were crowded win
children the youngest being accompanied by
mothers and elder sisters,
George Phillips age thirteen, a son of Wilbur
Phillips of No. 1913 1icheuor-et., was tossed and
gored by mad steer on thursday, which belonged
10 herd of Western cattle unioaGcd at Marke'-st.
Eeconiu = rnmanagcable il rushed wildly through
the streets pursued by men boys and dogs The bot
was PLAYING in the street and the steer ran up"1
the boy and pierced his back and after carrying
him some distance tossed him in the mr. The boy
was picked up inscnsibIc, but yesterday he was
improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
SMALLER NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

SoyrrLuIr.-.TancsV V. Van Pclt. formerly one Of
he partners OF St,uton ~ Van Ielt No. - Wash
ingtoi.-st., New-York, had been boarding 'or few
months for ms health, at the County liotcLWhrIe e.
was formerly ,prictor. He went 10 Newly ork on
Wednesday AMI returned the same day. he next
morning hc vas found lying on his face ia bed
dead
OEANGr.--Gcpigc Nctlcll2n. driver OF an zee
wagon. was instantly killed yesterday near the
Miin-st. crossing of thc Morris ana Essex Ram Id.
Met lei an. with piece 81 ice, attempted To cross
the track IN front of the Nuustown e,p,cs> which
struck him ana throw HIM violently against the
flag house breaking his neck.
BLOOM. The lavinG Of the mains by the
Wafer Company has been completed. The systems
Of Bloomfield and East Orange are now connected.
TATTE-o,-An association has been formed 10
establish an evening technical school for young
mca in which free instruction shall be given in
free-hand drawing aud other industrial knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
THE STRIKE OF THE BRICKLAYERs.

The striking bricklayers say that they nave re-
cclvCd from Robinson and Wallace. one OF INC
in 10 the nine hour demand provided the union VIII
give guarantees that no further demand VII VII. nc
made for a specified time. i is understood thai III
simply as the representatives of large proportion
of the bosses who still hold out. The Committee OF
General Good of the Brcklayers' Union is consdeI-
which IT Is hoped will bring abont an agreement
and end the strike 1t Is reported that van Dolsen
and Arnott have informed their men that thcy may
return 10 work under the nine-hour rule
The strike Committee of the laboTers was IN ses-
sion at No. 1913 Rowcry yesterday. The chairman
said that the number of men on the pay ron was
larrerly reduced in he past week, and that there
were ample funds on hand to pay the strikers OH III
full for next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
BIltltDl(IIN

Postmaster McIocr stated Yesterday that the
new Assistant Postmaster would he on duty ON
Monday mOfuiug lie did NOT give his name
There will bc music in Prospect Park tonottow
from to u ~ IN. hy tuntDtnuR military hnnd.
tunsrnt to placing n mortgage of H4O.OOO en- tho
unfinished Elephant restaurant vt t0upN hland,
was yesterday hlel ~ the County tctl "a uliro
hy tipstcrH ldNhd u, ttaggefa. ALBION J., Man. Al,
Virh u Man, Mary L. lpilrtlY. James V lnnpiIy
George ", Akon !, u, Fletcher. -, Uunipun nnd
George W, hloakooupp,
Andrew &, hlack, manager of the Long Ihland
Water, Steam und bah Cock Mandatory AT Non,
% aud 100 flfht-nt,, brooklyn, T.. ~ Was yrstrr-
day held by Justice Naeher ia 1900 bail Tor Tho
Grand jury, on charge preferred by AIe1apdnr
Wadron of bartholomew x 90. of No Va Marian
ST.. New-(0rk, 0t cOuntericltlng that hlms trade
marks on goods
silas b. butcher, while attending the meeting at
the Rink on Thursday night, had his gold watch
valued at 800, taken from his pocket. 1t had hIs
name engraved on one side.
Patrick Gmartin, Of No. 40 Carroll-st., president
of the Vendors Protective Association, was held by
Justice Bergen yesterday, III 500 on charge Of
Incorporating go OF the Associations receipts
from picnic
The body of James MacGahan was removed from
the United states ship Powhatan yesterday, to the
large store-ToOm of the Equipment Department,
whittier a de al Of sailors bore II and placed II on
platform built for lis reception, tho room
where Belongs body lay the night before burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
LONG ISLAND.

FGUSHiSG.- Captain IIancc at n early hour yes
tcrdav arrested John l. smith coiorcd on suspicion
Of being the pcrpetrat OF many burgari,s recent
" committed in The village. several pawn tickets
were found.
HrupsrrAD-Cooucl Jay yesterday lost two
horses valued at 5000 from lock jaw...... seymour
Abram, Yesterday was sentenced TO six months m
the Kings Comfy Ienitcntiary for stealing
chickens
GLEN Covr.-Jom Miller who was arrested on
the charge of rohhing the japanese Prince Kari
an apprentice on the school ship It. Mary, was ar
IA pnrl Yesterday AID committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
RUMoRED ARRhsr or CARLOS AGUERo
HIS REPORTED CAPTURE IN NASSAU DIsCRrDI1Ep
HIS OPERATIONS II CUBA

A report was brought 10 this city Yesterday
by the steaIner CieuucgOs, from Cieufego. aud Nas
that Carries AgLerO the Cuban revoutionary lender
had captured the latter port lie partnp
fr witt ,rn- and Tie report not iryej
by The Cubans IN this ~ 10y the friends OF Agro
Since Aeuero went tuba asst winter n Is he eyed ta
he has beer out Of the Island. Agucro Il "A common
in Cuba aud several no bear II are among he in
hurscnts. Carlos Asucro II young vet thirty
years old aud has been In arms for the Independence Of
his native island almost continually his fifteenth
year He he Onrs to family OF wealth and position i'm
Puerto Principe Last winter no came 10 This
country aud for time IN thus city.
IN February he went Ia Key West. where he was
arrested the request Of the Spanish Minister At WASH.
ngtou and mpr sOned To await trial oI tho question
OF his eXtadItion for highway robbery and acts
OF bandit Inc charges against him could not he proven
aud he liberated. one day. with Ices thau dozen
other Cubans H. went board the schooner ShOers at
Key West and started OseDsibly for pleasure trip.
When outside OF the harbOr AGuerO placed pistol the
head OF the who htecred the ho0ner and order
him " sail for Cuba Tue CAPTAIN General had Teeeiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
ALONG rlIl; SOUND.

tmrdtrouta H. r. Uudrthil of oyntrr lay,
L. l., aud PARTY ut nnu prtnuun ~ Tally Ito,
reached bridgeport Yesterday hy steamer ituul
Font Je1cfnun, aud dfuNr To- New Haven un thor
way a. the White MonntAins,,.,,.Au unknoWn
man tell from tho alcpH OF tho l9iO express train
tiom Now-i orb a. II was oiuaHing tho hi idgr and
TocoiN cd Hotiouh miuficH,
GRnrNwIon-lho Rev. Mr. Warrington. rector
for iOrty-iye years OF Christ Church has returned
from his annual visit 10 Saratoga springs aud will
preach To morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
CATCHING A BURGLAR.

The screams of servant girl at the h9nse OF
Fleeman Edwards. No. 239 Atlantlc-ayc., Brook
lyn. at 3 a. N. YESTERDAY, aroused the household,
t"rned ont and a man dashed by him, downstairs
and H ont Of doors. Mrs. Edwards screamed for the
police and Night Waterman, Sandy" Ray, hear
ing the noise ran TO the rear OF the mouse ana d-
long chase r the man was caught lie proved to be
a short, stout negro, who fought desperately but
twcntv-fhreo wears old and not known to the
police. The servant identified him. lie had not
fakcn ANYTHING from the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

CAPTAIN Jack HusSev age fifty-hve Wh" mas
earned distinction by the number of persons tdt nc
ha~ rescued from drowning. and who IS keeper AT
Castle Garden. was arrested In a beer snop al NO.
"A Jackson ST. on Thursday evening lie was i 1Il
he informed William alias :" Red" Eagan: that h,
was the only man that could down sullivan, ana
he intended 10 go TO Boston TO meet nm Laedl1
that il would he more judicIous TO defer the VISIT
Iussey regarded this remark as an insult ana
planted a singing blow on Eagans lace WGil Was
returned In his fury Husscv threw n tumbler at
Eagan. which struck Emma Willis daughter OF the
proprietor, iuflicting slight scalp wound Hussey
terdav al the Essex Market Police Court. zap
tain Jack was discharged. Eagan was hned %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
STEALING ARCTIC RELICS.

Commander schlcy has been courteous IN per
hitting visitors Go the HrooAlYn Navy Yard 10
freely inspect the Ihctis and The Bear, Of the
Greedy Relief iiect without the usual tuuuallty of
a pass but hc hnds that his courtesy has been
abused bv persons with no moral sense, who have
stolen many valuable ATCtC relics. Many of the
visitors and the ships have been OVerfun with
them were friends and relatives Of officers or men
OF the fleet, but far more evidently have come only
for plumber. Commander Schcy was am angry
man. Yesterday when 0 found that be had lost two
walTess tusks a Kayack, lor Esquimaux boatl and
other articles elected IN TIE far North for which
he saws he would not have taken $500. Captain
Coffin lost two NOrwhai horns and a dog harness,
ana Dr. Ames Lieutenant COlyllle and other OFF,
Gers have also suffered losses No watch has been kept
on the ships since they have been at the Navy Yard.
Commander Schcy saws that he does not believe
that the sailors stole the articles, as they are not
allowed ia the cabin. and these things were taken
from the officers quarters.
Commander schley has issued an order fOrbdd-
inIany visitors 20 the Bear Iheis, OF Alert, except
bha pass iIOm himself or Commodore FIllebI0wn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
Jersey CITY.

While playing with revolver at No. 347 Grove
ST. yesterday Robert Kelly, age sixteen years. ac-
cidentally shot himself in the right breast.
Tho oicht rufians who created fight on the Ia
briska Post excursion from Greenwood Lake on
Thursday were ARA oucd Yesterday. superintendent
Smith of the Greenwood Lake Railroad charged
them with attempting to incic riot, but as The
disturbance occurred in Pa>sais County, the prls-
Oncrs will be sent to Paterson for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Rhuelauder Lunacy Commission. Recorders chambers
IL "A. 49,. -,
Application for the appointment OF Commissioners OF
Appraisal, White Plans, noon
Prvat. exhibition OF Phallas and
Park Fair Grounds
Meeting of Iude pendent Democrats, Ncw-York Hotel,
evening
NeN-York against Buffalo. baseball. Folo Grounds.
metropolitan against Athletics, baseball, Metropolitan
Park
Monmou Park Races $50 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
MrsrcuESrER COUNTY

Wurrr PIN>s-R 6. Emmett. of New Rochelle.
Yesterday filed an appeal against the accounting
rendered Nv the executors of the estate Of David
Jones.
Mr. VrnNoV.-1hc Eleventh Separate Company,
~ g. &. \. Y, has been ordered 10 parade for drll
ON Monday.
NoNKTR-- Petty fphhrrics are becoming COM
mon rncg Nogiimau reported to the police yes
ptdov that his house in lrntra-aVc. had been en-
tered hy n snrsk thief and tohhcd oi two new suits
of cluthoH two pairs OF trousers aud two pairs of
ghitpta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House Congressman l.. {. Houk, OF
Tenuess e. and Lloyd Tevs OF san Franci o. 81
Jamcs observation-disclosures Odcn Bowie. j. Alexander
Pr Il N. and Washington Booth, Of Mary land, ana
Charles A. Gould Collector OF Customs a. Bu1d o..
GiLSev H0use-Ex-Govcrnor Georgr L. Anthony OF Nan
"a buckingham Hptei-E J. Potter Nlce-presldeu' OF
49,. Errreu HOuse-PrOfcssor X. c. Jtbh. OF England
and Comma der W. b lloh Tn ted states Navy.
Asfor H5nse-Crncral H. Grosvenor, Of Ohio. Grdnd
Hoiei-Gcneral A. .tarriug o. Baltimore. HtretdHt
JEouS,-udce william IOughridge or Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
THE STRIKE IN TIE COMMERcIAL OFFICE.

III FVIIhV OF IIIU yPUFI dTIIIUdI UHIOH COHI-
pOsitoTs cOupe led the publishers Of lie CODerciGl
Adpctser yesterday 10 condense the first and second
editions into One but they able 10 fourth
nDd nth lime At the office Of the paper IL was
stated that the strkers, in he morning. had Induced
few OF the hands to Join them. The nagement
anticipates difficulty for few days until their
men get used 10 the Office bat they confident u win
ming The hKht On the Other hand the union men say
that they expect ~ 60 back sfew days AT 40 cents
thousand ems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

for forced marches wblskey, rum, and other alcoholic
stimulants were regarded M OF little benefit,
The party slept well during their long stay at tho
North except during the last Few months OF physioog
ca misery, when tho psngs OF hunger and the weak
ened dls0rdered condition OF their an9mic brains pre-
cluded refreshing sleeps In the OF OF them tho
horrors OF scurYY Ide the state deplOrable still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
STkTEN-ISLAVD.

PoRT Observation-Disclosures Balbo, the brother of
the wife murderer who was hanged in the New
York Tombs two years AGO. was aprsonrr Yesterday
before Justice liU.sc. lle became drunk and when
he was taken 10 the police station a loaded pistol
and "a stIcttO were iOuud on him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
no LEWIS AND ms PUBLISHER.

Frank Segnan against whom Dr. bio Lewis
made some charges, called at lHR TRIBUNE Office
Yesterday to tay that th6Te was no truth in Dr.
lewis's statement that any order OF arrest war
rant had been taken out a.ainst Lm. Mr. Seaman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALdANh'
Sunrtses 10 sets.642 Moon .ett sos Moons ds
ufGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN-sandy Hook 900 GOV Island, 800 Hell Cato. llA4
P.M.-Sandy Hook. 9:2J GOV Island. 1918 Hell Gate.
FOREIGN STEAMERS Due HI ms PORT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Purely Vegetable Perfectly Tasteess Elegantly Coated free
the system from diseases and prOtraced and
dangerous malades By tOninR up the internal secreOns
healthy action Sold by Druggists % cts box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

When the skin Ia yellow with bile or thick and rnna,
careless living less than tie Of Parker Ionic IN
IL look fresh and clear again. vi" nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-23

" RoUGH on ITcH" cures humors eruption.
ringwOrm, letter salt rleum frosted feet chlbana '"s
Trough on COrns." for COrns Buni0ns. LOO