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JOSEPH NJ. HART.

Joseph VI. Hart, of No. 10 East Forty first
ST.. died Friday evening o'clock. He born In
Troy about $50, and the OF Richard L. Hart
who forty years ago OF the wealthiest and
prominent residents in that city aud president OF
the principal Troy bank His mother daughter OF
William IIowar for nifty years cashier of the Union
Bank Of NewIOk CITY. Joseph NJ. Hart graduated
al Williams College III 1919 After spending years
abroad he returned America and married Miss George
Rddell OF Newport, who survives him. Mr. Hart livedn
Newport for years but na y removed 10 this city
During the later years OF his life he most patient
and accomplishing invalid. The funeral will take place
at ST. AIMS EpscopaD Church, In West Eighteenth-st,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock The interment will
be ut Troy OH Wednesday morning
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MAID OF THE oALVARY RELIEF rUyD

RINtU eVon-
ing at the University Club Theatre In aid OF the Calvary
Relief Department. highly successful from pecu.
hilary point Of view. The hail was crowded Among
Nose present Mr.. and Mrs Charles
walsh, George de Forest Grant, Miss Adele
grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Palmer,
NJ and Mrs. George Place. Miss Babcock, DIR. and
ln Nefte, J. Hooker Hainerscy, Miss Hamersey,
Ssnee u Livingston, the Misses Livingston. Mrs.
eaz4ck Miss Constance Setback. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Mr& Dr. III. Leroy satteriee, Dr. Walter L. Ran
~ Mr and Mira A. Wakeman and Mrs. Thomas Hicks
lrst part OF the entertainment consisted OF some
ssscssusn H. schlesinger. Miss Bakers delivery was
SSr6eiui and was highly Appreciated by tho
e.AIo Conversaton" BROUGHT forth LAUGHTER and ADJ
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SPRINGFIELD, April IL (SpeciaD.-The Rev.
william A. Braman, a member OF the New-England
Methodist Conference, died suddenly about O'Clock
this afternoon IN parlor OF the Evans House. lie
had just greet brother minister wheh ne ie
back upon sofa and expired IN two or three minutes
Toe canse was narslysis OF the heart Mr. Braman was
about sixty wears OF age and stationed mt Hopkin
ton He Joined the NewEngand Conference forty years
ago had been In constant service ever since anu was
veil known IN yarians portions OF the state Inc death
of MIR Braman announced IN the Conference tnl5
AFTERNOON aud the Rev. W. j. Hambleon, OF Boston anu
the Rev William Peutecos of Upton. were appointed 10
accompan the widow and the remains To hOpklntoh'
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YirinifY
MONUMENT TO SIDNEY 1AS1ER. THE POET

MACON, Ca, April IL (SpeciaD.-The move
ment to erect in this city the memory OF
Sidney Ianer the poet has awakened widespread inter-
est w. Il. Thayer. of the propretors OF The Pha-
defphfa Erening Bulletin, has written to prominent
man OF this city Offering to open and manage subscrip
ZION FOR the purpose in Philadelphia s. Keyser OF Bal
tmore. has also written letter Mayor Price the
subject He that his brother Z. Keyser of Rome,
italy who the sculptor that made bust OF Laner for
party OF Baltmoreans several years is anxious to
secure the contract TO make the monument In Macon
interest In the matter deepens every day meeting OF
large number OF prominent persons will be held in n
Few DAYS. when 1t is expected that Laner Monument
Association viii be formed. They have doubt but
that the monument will be erected within eighteen
months.
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ATHLETES IN PRACTICE.

The third ties of the first-class handicap
series OF the Racquet Court Club will be played of this
week The first game will be on Wednesday between
y. la Moptagne. jr. and David Lydig On Ihnrsiay H.
. boyt VIII play Is. b. Kirkland; Friday l. M. Ruth
erIord, IT,, will play q. Hyde Clarke.
The Williamsburg BrookiyD)Athetic Club Is busy en-
ghged IN putting s grounds III order The spring gaines
as usual, viii be held Decoration Day. For the
benefit OF the gymnasium however, the cub will give,
time prior TO that date athletic entertainment
IN Temperance Hail. keDtave fBrookiyn).
John Meagber welknown walker. Ii training on the
Williamsburg grounds for his match with tho English
man, Raby. The race Will be ten miles for Q stake VI
$500.
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PLATING BALL INA syoWsroRM

When the game of baseball was begun at the
Polo grounds yesterday 1t showing hard The con
test sted only three Innings and the fall OF did
not cease the mpre called the The MetroI
Club scored In the first inning Nelson led of
with a hit and scored long two-bagger by Brady.
The New York players did until the third In
ming when hits by OkOurke Ewing aEdCpnnOr secured
two runs As the game started in the snow, many
OF The spectators grumbled because Umpire Quinn
stopped Il before AT least five innings had been played
The proposed opening OF the baseball at wash
ingfOn Park. Brooklyn, postponed until tomorrow
on account OF the The Brooklyn and Princeton
College clubs we're scheduled 10 play The Brooklyn
aud Newark clubs viii plny Tomorrow.
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PROSPEROUS WEEK FOR GERMAN OPERA.

BOSTON, April IT IHptcldTJ.-IHe UtTIIaH
Opera Company. under the direction OF Walter Dam
rosch has created genuine furore among the musical
people of Boston, and large houses have been the rule at
the Boston Theatre the past week The performances
are praised on every hand and the engagement
will prove a success financially ns well as
nusicaly This afternoon " Tannhauser" was gwen,
with Frau Maerna. Fraulen Slach Herren scnott and
Robinson I'm the cast The theatre literally packed
at least 900 people witnessing the performance To
night Gluck's Orpheus will be given for the first time
in America The receipts for the week have been large
amounting S27. O0O aud the advance sales for the
second week give promise OF large houses
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,.rsa The secopd part of the entertainment was the
of The Legend of Prenzberg" drama In
three acts written By Mrs William Stewart Maciarane
tn principal parts were Allied by Joseph o. Crane g.
Trimble Davidson. Miss Gorreu, Mrs. Frank schies-
niger and Mrs. w. g. Macfarlane.
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A VIOLENT STORM IN VIRGINIA.

PETERSBURG, April 11.-There was heavy
frost throughout this region last night and there was
rain this morning, and In neIgkborhoods light
snow fears are entertained for the safety OF the fruit
crop the indications that there will be full crop
damaged by frost cold weather before the lst OF
May.
uusIManoS Penn April ll.-spoY fell hare to-day
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ANOTHER WRESTLING MATCH ARRANGED

The fnaI deposit, YI0U, IN INC CarI ADS-
Matsada sorakchi wrestling match made yesterday
at Tie Police Gazette Office Max Stern is Abss hacker.
and Il. X Fox Sroakichfs. The full amount of
stakes is $3.50. The match will come
on at Turn Hall, in East Fourh-st
den OF winning this time. There Is great difference
In the size OF the men. Abs weighing go pounds while
the previous contestsa bogus 1920 bill taken In
at the deor. In a division OF the spoIls It
fell 10 the share OF sorakichi. The day after
receiving it he passed IL of on
furniture company not knowing 1t to be spurious No
trouble given him. however, AS c easily accounted
for his possession of the bill.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LocKpoRT April IL (SpecidD. John F. Fra
lick age sixty proprietor OF the American Hotel dropped
dead to-day lie was well known throughout western
New-York. -
roov ADru II -Gerothman W. Cornell. sheriff for
,yo terms and postmaster for seven years at Lansing
burg died to-day He retired from public life severai
years ago. ,,....,
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Commissioner Oh ihte'"'
Revenue is Informed that Charles W. shcA' Coi'eo'o v
,.l p,a FOR the District OF Boston, died in that
cit this morning
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THEODORE Z. sMALLEY.

Theodore F. Smalley, of the firm of l.. H.
Bigow Co.. died at Dunellen. ~ j. on Thursday Alter
noon OF consumption OF the bowels. lie well known
To the mercantile community In the lower part OF this
city, and universally respected for his upright char
actcr The funeral services were held IN the Bap lst
Church In Rosev, tNewarh yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Mr. sIualley u deacon OF this church for
mi.
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LEON VINCENT GALLAGHER.

Leon Vincent Gallagher, age forty seven,
died yesterday after sickness OF three months, at the
Rockingham fats In Broadway. He was born in the
Seventh ard. and after serving altar boy at St.
Mary's Church, he entered upon business career In
1886 In ISL he formed partnership with j. W.
Pruge and A. LGOndran the firm succeeding the house
Uf j. G. Kune Co.. importers OF wines IN Liberty ST
He leaves and one daughter The funeral VIII
take place at 81. Leo's Church Tuesday AT 10 a.
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tribune oyyrcr. April 12-l a m-Tho movement %
the barometer yesterday downward Clear "ea'ne,
was followed In tho afternoon by cloudy weather. an.
,,n, .no, M ,ucbes when meltedJ The temperature
ranged netween 35s and 49, the average t394 pcins
7ito lower than the corresponding aay iA'' seAi
and 2aso higher than on Friday. ..,. ,ououas
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NIEDER Settlers WATER.

The many years during which the celebrated
waters above mentioned have been used has gwen OPP
potunty to spread their reputation the ends Of the
earth Artificial waters may answer the purpose of some,
but there is always class which insist upon having the
genuine If possible, and to the latter commend the
notice in another column of Mr. Anthony Oechs 81 War
res sole agents the sale of these waters IN the
United statcs-tJournal OF Commerce. =.
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OTER-PRODUCTIOy IN CLOTH MA0UFA CTURE.
FAIL RIVER, April II lSpeciaA.-The print

cloth market to-day reported firm at % for Sos,
and 3s cents for CAS- There has been reduction in the
stock on hand from last week of II 900 pieces the
following figures will show Production, 10000
pieces deliveries 19l 900, stock 399 0O0 sales
written agreement OH shutting down the mills has
been received from the Rhode manufacturers
YET but Judging from conferences held by manufacturers
OF TINS city and that state IS pot improbable that such
an agreement will he foI warded by Monday and that "a
few of the mills here will stop Wednesday night for
period OF two weeks.
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DIED.


ARNoLD-On Ipnl IL. in Brooklyn. Annie D.. wife of
George Arnold and daughter OF David and Cementinc
Funeral Monday $780, at her parents residence iS
Btdfordaver Brooklyn.
BEBEE-On April 10, Abigail D. Beeee. widow OF stanton
rom e her late No 1l2 sookIyn
sunday, April Il. at O'Clock.
Providence X. I. papers please copy.
Funeral services at 10 East 26tst, at
RS SSiGSS "a and friends Invited to attend
Interment private
Members Of the Homeopathic Medical society Of the
above at 245 M TO pay honor As body to the mem
A. b. NORTON. NJ: p: President
DAY-suddeny at catskil April s. sherwood Day. aged
Fu IN ysar service. rVH *, Monday at 4pm
pRURY-In Rhineb ok ~ Y. April 9, 1885, Alfred Drury
In the S0th year OF his age
FUlEkToN-on Friday April TO- George H.. infant Of
Gilbert II. and Mary $. Fullerton
Funeral private
GALLAHG ER At tho Rocking ham Broadway and 56thst
on saturday msrnng It'll ns- Leon Vincent Gallagher
Fri, nds invited attend the funeral from St Leos
day l4ih inst, at 10 a m.
KINDLY out flowers.
April 10, Joseph NJ hart youngest son oil tho ~'o cnau
The funeral services viii take place St AIMS Church
West lsth;s to-, on tuesday Afternoon at O'CLOCK
uosKINs-At her residence In Seneca Falls n. Y. on
Tuesday Apr = May kzabeth Woosey wife OF Charles
l.. Hoskns. IN tbs 18th year OF her aye.
MILLER-At New.Rochela April TO- Charles g. Miller. in
his 6lst year
Funeral at Buffalo Monday at p. m.
sEAwARD-On Saturday morning: Emma Louise. wife OF
Benamn Seward and daughter Of Mary NJ and the late
Captain B. Francis,
Funeral services viii be held Christ Church. Bedford ave.
brooklyn, Il. d.. on Monday, April Ii, at O'Clock p m
sNow-on Saturday, the nth inst, wynnefrod Wnsicw
daughter Of Frederick A and Mary Paen SNOW aged 'en
months.
Funeral services will be held No 81 Irving ON Mon
day April IL ut 10 o'clock q IN.
sINEY-on friday, April TO- Mrs Nancy siney, rehct OF
Robert Sney. In the 95th OF her age; . =. Ar.
friends invited 10 attend the
residence Of her son, John smey. 2t3 south 'n ~
BROOKLYN. H. ID ,on Monday 18th insk at p N.
1nterment at Cypress Hills
TINGUE -suddeniy, at Milford Conn., on the iith nsI'
John III. Tingue. OF seymour, Conn, ago 40 years
Notice of funeral ON Monday.
wILLTs-on April TO- Purdy NJ beloved husband Of Sarah
I. Wilts aged a. ... A..
Relatives and friends ere respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral nj his residence. No 81 loe-ave, nookuh
Il. D., at o'clock D. N. SHARP. sunday, April IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-12

Dunbar James Douglas. sixth Earl Of selkrk was born
on April % 1909. and succeeded his father In leZo
He was educated at Eon and al Christ Church College
o,fori lie WAS Keeper OF the Groat seal Of Scotland
IrI Lieutenant of Kirkendbrisht and some time Rep
rescnfave Peer OF scotland. lie married In 1873
10 ticcy louisa daughter OF Sic Philip de Mapas Grey
Egruon. Bart. who survives hnl. The Earl leaves no
Children
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from a. until D. to the depth of q foot Toward
evening however. tho rapidly melted, owing to
the mild temperature.
BALTIMORE, April 11.-Ths city visited for the
greater part of the day by snowstorm 1t began about
o'clock and continued steadily for five hours cold
southeast wind prevailed.
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TILE WEATHER REPORT.
oovppNNENr INDICATIONS.

WAsnIsGroN. April 11.-For New-England'
,atlv cloudy weather and occasional rain or snow
southerly to westerly Winds nearly stationary temper
ature. followed by colder weather on Sunday laiis
followed on Sunday by rising barometer. .,....,
For Middle Atlantic States fair weather III @ D the
ern portion local rains followed by lar noriion
nearly stationary Temperature the northern portoh'
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n diagram s~on.'es vsis'ion IN n g =. hun,
breeding midnight Th irregular line repr.s.n 'h
81 during hours The broker 90 ae.'ea nn ~
variations tnsfho""
pharmacy. SIS BfosdvN.
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GEORGE BASIL ORWELL.

BosroN, April 11.-ieorge Basil Dixwell
died yesterday his house in this city OF pneumonia
age seventy large portion OF his life was passed III
china where he occupied prominent commereial
position lie was also Consul General Tor hussla
Hong Kong and at one ttne the chei ihuhi0iP"i 0 -
the Foreign Concession ar Shanghai
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PRIZES FOR SKATING COSTUMES.

TF HttOIII IfIII0y uItoo VfII NV III THISVI'IHO
and ball OF the KnickerbOcker Roller Skating Club Will
be held Tuesday evening Prizes offered for the
most excellent In the various classes The
niyal Will be followed by dance.
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MARRIED.

BLAKF-BALLARD-On Aprl 9, at the residence ofthe
brides father Penn, by tho Rev Addison Ballard
D. D. assisted by the Rev. Joseph Blake, Nj francis u
Blake To Miss Wnifred z. Ballard.
HAM-REkCE-At the residence OF the brides parents on
Wednesday the Stn inst by the Rev Francis LODI
dell Edward Il. Ham and Miss Blanche f. Reece, all
OF this city.
TOwER-CARPENTER-A st Pauls Church Poughkeep
sic April by the Right Rev. John scarborough. d. d.,
Bishop Of ersey by the Rev stephen IL syn
mott ana the Henry L. Ziegenfuss. Albert EDWARD
Tower to elder aaughter of the Hon. b. Plat Car
pentor, Governor Of Montana
al notices of marriages must be Endorsed cih fall
name and address
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EDWIN BOOTH TO Be EyTERTATyED

PHILADELPHIA, April IL Especial. The Penn
Club OF this city composed Of the wcalthest residents
will give "A banquet 10 Edwin Booth on Friday night.
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The Newly ork Association


For
IMPROVING THE CONDITION OF THE POOR
after winters hardship. during which
S724 families consisting of il,757 persons relieved
42Ss made poor their no SOC medical
its and prescriptions given and over
400 INSPECTIONS OF TENEMENTHoUsEs MADE
now appeals contributions
its work
The aim and purposes OF the Association are:
l. To reduce vagrancy and paupesm and 70 ascertain is
true
g To prevent indiscriminate and dup cate giving
3. To the community from imposure
ali deserving OF destutoI promptly
relieved.
o. To make employment the basis OF relief
g. To elevate the home he health and habits OF the poor
The work OF Association throughout the
year
Contributions may be the Treasurer. Mt ROBERT
B. MINTURN IS soutlrst to the General Agent Mr..
JOHN BOVINE. 10 4th,ave
MI. GEORGE H. HANsELL and MT. FRANK LAWSON
Collectors for the Assoc
alton.
Vino dc Alelia.-A delicious pure and healthy Spanish
S6 per sent Z. o. ID. WM A ZELL-
81 WaLst, Newlok
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DRINK UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER.
Ask your druggist or grocer for IT,
The Best IN the World.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

HOURS. MORNING. Night inches
; Il2s4ss splo 70 2 - q ; $500 30
ITTNIlFffi
t--a l -1r-r-frtrt1
NY trnn TtiTtrrTfFs1
itr1 T4 f M II Il s-a H 2o.5
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

Dveing and Cleaning high grade work. Lord,
l5th.st, adjoining Tiffany. Cos 6th.aya
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SUMNER TOURISTS FIND
Much Lyons Fragrant Tooth Tab
tets. No wasting or spilhnS.
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Ing OF ptufIsy
George Swan Nottage descended from the family
Of the Nottages. of Notage OF Glamorganshire. who
afierward settled In Essex which county Sir Noitage
spent his early youth. lie for many years engaged
Ia the When the storeoscope was invented
Mr. Nottlge established the London StereOscopic Com
pany. which has since grown TO he the largest com
cern the in the world In 1879 he elected as
Alderman ~ London FOR the COrdwalucr Ward ana Two
years later he chosen, with Alderman John staples
~ sheriff OF London. lie elected Lord Mayor IN
l~@I Mr. Notagc some years ago published, under the
de plume OF " Pcrsus Junior, scros OF shttches
character. and lie also produced The shakesperean
Diary"
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Post Once Notice.

Letters for Europe need specially directed for
patch by PARTICULAR steamer Ia orier 60 sesare spe
at desn all Transatlantic mails
warned by the fastest vessels available.
Foreign mails tor tho eniiny April IL. Will ;iJb
(PROAPILi IN ai caSeSl attlIs O.hce a. f5low3
SUNDAY-At $50 p. ior Vera Cruz direct per 3.
Whitney via dreams letters must be directed Dor
steamer New-Orleans"
Mails Tor China ami Japan, per San Pablo (via
Fragclsc0l close here April - at d. Ia.
haiIs for AusIralia NeY-Zealand sandwich ana FIJI
Islands. australia oal FrincissJl cJss hore
hay =. a. Z ID. NJ. N3y-YJrx SIS
AJIlatic British mails Tor Australia.
aThe schedule oicosn OF rrllsPsclee mails arrl1y,i
lnt transit
FranClsc0 Mails Gao ElsS arrylig os flal A
San Francisco the 1f sailing VI az, ~
day.
'"'N''N HENHY q. PEARSON. Post Dis.Dc
lost Once. New ora. y. \, April s. 1855
HANDBAGS aud holders (patentedl foe
Ladies' Gentlemen and Children TO correct the form Eas-
Lady attendance ladies' Correct treatment
]. T.. ScHNOfER. Manufacturer.
523 and 525 Gth-ave between and sts NewYork
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Hotel Ientione.

The Assaults of Winter the lungs only be repulsed
By using Ifale's Honey OF HOrehound ant Tar
Pixies roothache Drops cure IN minute.
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-Excellent work
Lords l5hst, adjoining Tiffany Gos 6thave, 39th-st
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THE CASES OFBURTON AND CUNNINGHAM

LETTER PROM SECRETARY BAYARD
The following is Secretary Bayard's letter III
reply to request made 10 him TO take action In regard
10 the Burton and Cunningham. who are await
ing trial London for completely in the recent dynamite
admission:
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.rndborg's Rhenish Cologne.

IA Lexin gton-aYe. between 5Dt1 All 1871 w.
Hours 70 20 7. Diseases Of tbs Nervous system.
Gento- rinary organs Impotence anissseillsE
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Announcements.
EASY WAYS OF CATCHING COLD.


Then the cold aud they OF pneumonia"
Not long since the writer asked the fol owing question
DIT. W. a. Hammond the surgeon specialist
at his residence this city, Doctor why lung diseases
20 much more common and fatal than they used to ber
There several reasons he answered But the chief
in this country that people will persist living in
Overheaed when they out, you SEQ the cold
penetrates and they die OF pneumonia"
phyiean large practice city
ton days ago. 81 people careless Of their
health they TO have been during past season
fact, as 1 see them now, almost every day"
" In what ways :" inquired gentleman the company.
In many" answered the doctor. omen are perhaps
more careless men They will come out of heated
supperrooms opera houses when all in and
stand unpro IN cold draughts Of air Or they will Jump
into carriages nsucienty wrapped aud simply in riding
few blocks take chill that often develops into pneumonia
lingering disease o. the throat and lungs And society
much more sensible, ana suffer in proportion"
what protection against taking cold Docorr,
In such weather thsthlt winter spring ana fall
the best plan IS plaster the lungs the
and back changing when advise that and
Benson Capcne Plaster by all means the best
purpose We avoid all chances Of taking
cold careful and Benson's Plaster is
the safeguard know Of II everybody would
them for month should hear but few
Of pneumonia"
buying Plasters he you get you
for the genuine the Three Red Seals Trademarks
Look for H. The plaster will protect you from cold but
must protect yourself against mistake or imposition.
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA
composed sarslparila Dandelon Yellow Dock Bur-
Chamonile Gentiln. Rbubarb Mandrake Iron &c;
you judge for yoursefi be good As Blood Purifier
spring Medicine
1T HAS No EQUAL
Entire sasfac guaranteed money refunded Extra
bottles 17i2 IS cents bottles 81. sold only
at RIKEg's Drug store. 353 6th.ave. 22d-st
Before storing away j will sell fashionable
Seaskn Garments and furs at greatly reduced prices Call
this week. e. Z. shayne. turrier. l03 Prince-st
y. III have no travelling agents
Earl & w ilsons T.. e. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns the best Sold every whore,
DYEING AND characterization work.
Lords. l5hst, adjoining Tiffany Goo 6thaye, 39thst
SUMNER TOURISTS FIND
Much satisfaction in using Dr. Lyons Fragrant Tooth Tab
tets. No wasting or spilhnx.
DRINK UNDERWOOD SPRING WATER.
Ask your druggist or grocer for IL
The Best IN the World
Dveing and Cleaning high grade work. Lord
l5th.st., adjoining Tiffany, Cos 6thaye
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Earl & W ilson's f. g. w. brand of Men
Collars and Guns are the best Sold every where.
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4lstst and broadway. the American plan; superior
accommodations and transient parties private
bath toilet connected with every apartment
LOUIS L. TODD, Proprietor