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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-04

Mr. Jacob Lenhart proposes to put a store
room in his new building, on the one Of
Main Cross and Patriot streets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-04

Have we oil and natural ga in somerset
county j. now the much yexed question,
and one We hope soon 10 see decided in the
affirmative.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-04

Mis- Frances l. Brown. who has been Wis
itiug her friend Miss Mamie kantner, Iet
on Tuesday morning for her home in Cum
bertrand
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-04
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

HENRY BRADSwER.
WellerSburg Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-08-04

SoHzzKE Pa. JAY IN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
oUITE AN INTERRUPTIONS.


"One Of the funniest nedents OF any raI .n@v thnrs
that l ever saw-and there are always iulhy -
that one remembers about railroad uls.s.et t0,ae %
after The sad thoughts have passed from nlAu w.
Ihar of a man who was my ttain wheh ~ IaI
through misplaced switch at llVeisne am ,oinrp ~,
with freight train standing on the sue lraek IN,
-peaAor an old tram hdun Oh eHo Nu-
road Continuing hc SAID. 49, 49, .ar.
1T was O terrible smash-up. never 81" "a ~
oiied nm worse Amos Nc Daniels, the engineer
aved his lie By Jumping nom MS ensio @ tS Sre
nan .yas caught between the tank and the OolioI
head OF the engine, where he was held iasU ave, ps
with his legs both crushed anu cOohet; As sun - -
he passengers found that not one OF then "as nult
they swarned out and began helping 70 Ect PooA
AMY out OF bis terrible prison, anu Dy I%e NC way
shall never forget how baveg the poor DoS ti ssau
thai II there was anybody else To save we hau OcsOer
waste any time on him. as De was ~ 10 ,ne that
a dead man anyway. and then, when ne leaIneu @ tiae
every body else out OF the wreck how no gave .
all lhe directions for the wOrk OF rceasins HI' 10 "
he were a dislnterested spectator. - -
But TO return my story nouccu 0hc Pass
senger who worked Like hero, lifting ana pulins anu
hand a. II Il were crippled | noticed IL seseral
times and paid a good deal more heed 10 II enah
Won would expect a to under such clrculis.encrS
but. don't you know under Ihe mo m9'I it nno0 sonl.
such lite thing and never let 20 OF ~ -, h,,d
noticed that man opened his hand to take ho9
under It and kept his thumb and fingers together.
" After we had got Andy out and they had carrIeu
him TO the depot. stood tain. with TINS tassenger
who was as Ths as nT+ Sneei ae aHa toaetSer n U'H
Is your hand crippled \ asked. ,,s- 4.
No, lad he quito astOnished, and, hotilib ~
I'D where could it, he betrayed the iaet ena' "a "a
this time he had been clinglng with hi thump anu all.
Hrst finger TO pin with which he vas Just fastehIn
MS neckue down when the collision occurred AM
yne OF the funniest parts OF the whole perior NJ
saw tho pin he went right on plnnlng the hecAue
down as Il nothing bad happened"
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

OFFICER MILLS KILLED IN THE PILoI 6oOHE'
When the steamship Yemassee. of the Charesto
Line arrived at this city yesterday her flag was at
half mast and the body of her frs-ohcer' george u
Mills WAS living in the stateroom which he had occn-
n,ed on the forward deck Mr.. Mills was killed whue
the vessel was of Barnegat Bay shortly before ore %
O'Clock on FRIDAY night He was IN the pilot-house
;rb sailor al the wheel Captain Pratt having gone
into his staterOon TO put OF hs Wv wet m 10 91nS;
The vessel was carving sail and the po u
80 th. rilot hon,e tuttered in the high wind MT
Mills leaned against one OF The windows OF @ Inc Pl,o
house and looked Suddenly the man al inc r ~
bsaTd crash and Mr. Mills fell at his eet Inc Jio
sheet had broken and It's tackle block had iseh
against the window at which Mr. mis was s.ahuIng'
fI az are da-bed out in an instant by the blow:
CaDtain Pratt was called TO the pilot house 10 uu
his frst officer dead ,, hd ,aa, IN
the employ of the Charleston Line about hlteen % y =
Captain Pratt said yesterday thai mr ms "a ' 10
GOOD ,fcer and had many Ids IN TINS cty anu IN
Charesfou HIS home was in Poughkeepsie, iilo, .n
nation OF his death sent TO his wife ana uu
and bs brother. who was the city, made MraHsc
ments TO take the body TO Poughkeepsle ior ouiiA'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
yp gyRoy.ALLEN's LECTURES.

Major J. b. Pond, who has the affairs OF MI
Harm Alien m. Young English chcrosoDhist or manu-
reader in charge Las time In introducing h' 70
the public. On FRIDAY evening DeIL NOVEMBER i'' "
Heron Allen will deliver his frat lecture on Ihe 0c'
enco OF the Hand" The lectare Is dvidsd INTO iou'
parts and eonssts rather OF sesutary chat than OF
,,,,sl Ieet,re The young expert FIRST OF hama
aud oustns then dscourses on tne pbJ
amy OF the and relations Win the bralh anu
,, nd cnuseuueut trn.i yortniness index OF
character aud merit. The shapes OF h.nns anu ne.
,udIcn ions acc cneir0-opny are tneh
.na nnally sAsch OF tho art Of cneromsney OF PsIn
ssrrx ts gysu With sxAmpl-s OF the mSthois pursae
a. ac-ut aud modern OF xpsin'hG ths past anu
=, e.snt aud foretsing tDs future besiaes MS papo
scInres Mr. Heron Allan will shortly DO prepsroa 70 ~
se,r hsnds 10 be ex apnrd- he VIII discuss VIZ. ths
sss xe,suce and make drawings OF ths nnos VI ss''
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14


BROWN-At Harlem Friday NoTember IL, 1856. sarah,
infant daughter of Jacob and Harriet Brown. agef4
months and davs.
GoDoNE--on Thursday H. Napoleon Gofone at
his late residence 32S West % after short and So
Illness.
Relatives friends respectfully invited attend
OF ofrequem at 81 Agness Church stist Lexington
ave. ON Monday. November Is, az 10 a
fnterment private.
Please omit flowers.
II suddenly Friday November ~. al the Grand
Central Hotel Noah :. Hunt in the saith OF his
Funeral the house Of brother General samuel
l. Hunt No al West JtthsL, Monday November 10 az
IL O'Clock
Relatives friends are invited 10 attend.
HORRI RIDGE-At West Farms City, wedbes-
day November no. 1885, Joseph Horrdge aged 81 years.
months and day.
The respectfully
yited attend the funeral -uaAy Move Dber IL. st
hall past o'clock from Grace chnrch. West Farms.
Bolton. England. papers please copy
HOOPER-In rye. New the morning of November
H. A. d. 1895 Rachel youngest child Of the Rev. William
and Ida J. Hooper and grsndau Of the late David.
and Rachel W. AllertOn; aged years aud month
MOsFORD-On Thursday November H. at her residence.
No % artsG Brooklyn Florence Wietts wife Of Heary
MOsi0rd
Funeral from her late residence. sunday NJ p.
sFTON-At Madison November I3 william. infant
son o william and sarah r. seton.
THOMPsON-Jonn b. Thompson. Of New-York son ~
Stephen and Eveina Thompson Of Baltnor- ~ sara
toga spa November II. lss6. the 1Oh of his
age
Due notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
uec4BENO1 YETArLIBERTK.

Ex-Alderman McCabe, whom Judge Co"lng
committed 20 the custody OF his ws, but VINO was To-
quired to obtain 800 900 an, all not obtain MS iree
dom yesterday. His wife, who owns larSe amount u
real estate wished 20 the bond nat D'lI'cVA
torney MARITIME declined to accept Ter Doud' ho su
that the interest OF bOndsman ought 10 10 u Aeop
defendant here but the Of vile her nutl, a.
feeling wauli promut ner to allow her husOsnl " %
art n II ere Or his interest. and the loss O lIoP
iu ght MOI a sufficient inlucrmrnt 10 hrI Io opPo
husbands Wishes Mr. NewcOmbe. McCaOes o"""oo'' o..
d not see the force OF Mr.. Marines reasolihS 50
went before Justice Brady yesterday win Nj. Ma
ana I'd TO the Justice that br might desire 10 H@A
aplicsti IN for McCabes release on writ OF HAue'
Brady, no ~-ver, reed win Olr SiaI
tine said tnat Mr.. NewcoDoe wouli gam 10
the formal appcaton for writ was not made aud NC
Cane r.iuai ned In tbe Ludlow street jail
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
DJYgYs DINNER TO WILSON BARRETT.

BosroN. Nov. 13 lSDeciaD.-A dinner was
given last evening the Hotel Voudome by Henry Z.
Dixsy 10 Wilson Barrett. the eminent English actor
nov playing an engagement In this city The dinner
gwen In return for a similar courtesy extended Mr..
Dt,.v nv Mr. Barrett In London and all that mouey
ould do to randsr affair success VAS chssrfuily
sv.p Among those preseut wer" Lieutenanr Governor
s.- al A Brackett. Lieutensnt-Goyern"r eject
Hs", O;Bri.u Leopold Morse. Cougr"ssman eject :,
Tinotny j. Luosy. Auatans Genera peiIqn S-soan ps
n. - ,no pvI. O Reilly Mr. st-paen O'Meara, Epen
% Jordan IT, Captain p frost W. Suimvs' W,lsan
a. &c. .onsn Eugene rompgins. Isaac L. h!on, 4"
II Rec Jonn CooD. tue n.n*Ssr ior as s,,.n sna
faSrA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Post Once Notice.

should be read All interested a, changes nay''
cur al any time
Oy DarteuAr stoa neF except shsn rs y.
letters specially addressed eens sent Oy the ssSs
sels available
Foreixn mails snding November 20 vail essss
(PEoMPTLY IN AL cases. at this nee ~ tolo~s
MoNDAY-At 10 m for central Americ. and s9uth =.
for Guatemala Costa Kica and Mexico must be directed
"per Newport y.
TUEsDAY-At 10 N for Para AAranhAm and ceArA' per
EpNEsDAY-At7a a m for Europe per stsanshiV Elder.
VA southampton Bremen At IL a. N for veaezuelA
and an is .n Der Ssmsa ss .ea%ssp
y N. for Bueaeds pei sIsAn-aip p, = =, als & ',oa
ouaIsnaia per steamship wsndersr. row New Oris~as
sAru FOR s9rSDs as' osraass .'sa%sae & as
directed per Ta1rA ~ a. M Sa 0si-Iy sna .asa s
letter, Great Britain and 9tnet European eosSsss %
a,rscs per Steamship la Champagne va a.yre a. 10
sS;s.d ars.r asss.: per Dsr
or Ssrw.y arseh Per ''sans1p :. io M Zoe ns.a
dTser pei Steamship Noordand via Aeswsre .ssrs
mus os directed pet Nooril.ndl. a. ~ a N Tor ths
NeIhsrands direct per stssnsaIg rsss- Va h|.
edAg dsSsers aus, Ss IrssIs ,,.s.h.u Ss os, II
a n Tor st DOMINGO Cape Hayu and Iurxs IAlAac.
rHURsDAY-At7a IN for Europe per steamship Repub-
no vi. Queenstowu deiters iot France Germany etc.
must 90 Der s,sspsS,p wsana VA plysoas
CherOolrg and Hamburg ueters for Great Britain saa
iaaa" At II = of Haytl per steamship Apes st
.. m for Bermuda. per steamship rnnidAst
PRIDAY-At5 a IA Newfoundland per steamer nom
HA.Iax; Al y u fo' TruxIlo and RnatAA- Yer steam
shlp CITY Mexico. New Orleans
Mails tor China and Japan steamship Oceanic sAn
FrAncsco. close here november - - " " -~.. -
society Islands per shig 4hia v,o .ss~si.s
elose h,rs November "a Al " IN Mails "f n"sss~ss.
New Zealand FDi Ana sN.s-n 49, ~
Francisco csoso ncte bc
c,mu,r IN Al IN on srriss ~
.onbuc wlsh BRUSH malls Tot AastfAi1t
M.f,. Tor cuDs rali 20 tampa rA, anu Aonos ~
steamer. va ksy "ss@ 8 -" S'"'' - ' ~" ~"'
23UA IN
.chsdule Of closing Trans Pacific mails srraaxsk
- "a sr-snnpuon uninterrupted overland transit -
81 Mails tae ksst arriving oS une ~ >s4
the day sans oi soA nors are s>sszsi
thence lse same d2y. ... =. -. -.
Post once. New.York. \. " November Il. 1855
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
A LETTER FROM MRS. JAMES BROWN POTTER
TUXEDO CLUB TUXEDO PARK, !
NEW-YORK. Oct. %. )

DEAR MADAM: -
am using the pot of Recam1er Cream you st, SO
kindly .ent me aud fnd t all you claim II TO be- IL VIII
be one OF my articles of toilet from this tune fortI
consider 1t = luxury ami necessity 70 every woinau,
Young or old With renewed thanks for introducing NE
10 your delightru Racami-r Cream, am. truly
CORA URQUHART POTTER
Mrs JAMES BROWN POIILhl
To Mrs Fl. II. AVER
Recamier Cream and Recamier Balm are, as mrs LoS
tor says necessities 10 the toilet or every lsuy
old. These DESIGNATIONS are positively made lrom
recipe used for many years og tDe peauHtul tuo-
De Recanisr. Mrs. Aver bought THIS iormuI. Iron
factur.d for sale for the first time. Guaranteed useo
according 10 drectious remove all Olotche reuness
and of the skin rendering II SOFT fresh
and o-autu II your druggist docs not keep the 10
c.mler obtain them from tho
propretor and manufacturer, Harriet Hubbard AVER
81 Union Square NswYOrk CITY. -
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoSs-FoR "a HoCKA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-For Maine, Ne"
Hampshire and Eastern Massachusetts. rain OF sno"
followed by fair weather. decided change l" 'o"
perature, northw westerly winds - ,oi
For Vermont and Western Massachusetts,. snoW, ior
lowed by fair weather nearly stationary temperature
nOrJherly winds becoming variable. u..rv
For Rhode Island ond Connecticut fair weather. nearly
81 aionary Temperature. north westerly winds -, hv
For Eastern New-Y0rE. fair weather. precono.. ~
,no ia the northern portion decided change III so
perature. winds generally souheriy
TPIpUSF LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
yvs PITT ErPEorsD TO-DAY

This morning Nine Patti rs expected 10 ar
rive hers OH the umbria after An aosono' iio"
=, 90. ,n.. 80 xaar. she will be accompanied by
bsr husband ssnor Hioooini. and by Henry L. Ao"e?'
Mrx Abbsy, ana the of her concert o'hp.",.
Including sgnor Arditl mms. Patti will drive
from the wharf TO hotel ami Afer dAy rss' 80 ~
Ea-ton where she sings this ws~k- On InuFs"sf
noos ans appsxrs tbs Acadets6 Of Music, - -
rssdr nesn anaoaased On Saturday AitsrnooH '"s
S1vsss q m mat,Des perf0rmancs at the Sans plees.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Wn,thrm Watches.

The 5000, ,OOOth watch made by the AMERICAN WATCH
COMPANY Of wALTHAM completed on the 2ith OF
The watch which marked the first million pro-
duced by AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY was CON-
peted May 1871 having taken 25 year, TO reach this
number The 2.O0QOOOth movement hnlshei In Feb
ruary 1883 3OO0OOOth May "a 1885 Thus there has
been constant the production Of the factory,
and bids million movements year before
long
GOLD wALrHAM WATCHES. SIS. $50. SIS. SO. $50.
$50 S75.
A new Ladies' GOLD wALrHAM WATCH, much smaller
than any made before. s25 and 80.
GOLD wALTHAM cHRONoGRAPHs. or Timing
Watches. $50 500 500.
SILVER wALTHAM WATCHES 50. So sl3 SIS. $40.
s25 and an excellent WALTHAM WATCH FOR travelling.
ashng hunting movement as the others. eat "a
strong, well-dnished nickel case. 81.
AnwALrHASG WATCHES made 70 wiad AMI set
without key.
HOWARD 6 COMPANY.
20. Fifth Avenue. New-Ycrk
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
w1yry 10 RE pOURgD IN THE SEWER

Sanitary Superintendent Day, Counsel men 'ios '"r
DIR. Cyrus Edison, of the Health Department "'1
consultation Yesterday regarding the 5000 gallons OF
socaIed wine which Dr. Edison had seized
at the factory OF W. E. Booraem; No. 81
Froni-st The result that Dr. Edison was .s
directed to Mr. booraem ana ask -a.n.oI nm -
destrov the condemned fluid. In OF n refusal IL
was said that Dr. Edison might have policemen pour
the al eyed VINE into the or might Desn PIo
ceedings against Nr. BOoraem In the cour's
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

After having arranged with complete sa'ls
faction TO ALI concerned an important series o' o"
gagements for Mr Irving. Bran stoKer sAhou 90.
ter,ay morning for home the Cunara OF
-.rvia Besides transscting . great Letter
wr,ghf, bustn. darfnx MS fortng ghrs stay mr an
nas moi ne co cd MS social duties Before 10
board the steamer Friday night he lsuknIhkJ Jh,en
"ln ten days nave dined tueniV-seven hmss' "
take n IL a fair average
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

WILSON BA KRETPs SUCCESS IN Bos1o''
John stetson's representative in this city re-
.,xa ..t n,xnt st the Fifth Avenue Theatre the io'
loving telegram: ...u.
Wilson Barrett is playing 20 an averags on wv" 'A
dollars mig htly Is NE Siops Theatre, bossoh-
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
DR.. LYoS's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
An Elegant Toilet Luxury. 25 cents
FRIEND OF WOMAN.

NIFNU Uf " OlIH@''
This title is often applied TO Mrs. Lydia T. PinKam Oh
Lynn. Mass. by happy wives and mothers VIM HA' 80
cured and relieved pain and suffer
ing by Mrs Pnknam's Vegetable Compound Mrs. L. ID.
-. strother 3 C.. says recent letter; Your meoi
cine good that don't think can stop
taking ii until entirely well. owe al my good ieensS
to yOu The docior can't get any for curing me- IL
meiic that has done good than anytning
have ever taken" A Dressmaker IN Finday. o. says
derived so great benefit the OF your Nege-
table Compound that recommend II IN the strongest
with the utmost onhdeuce and am sure ~ WIN cure so
stubborn consider II very much better tuA any
other preparation made for all Female Complaints
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

PICKS PArRsT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR DRUMS perIecu
me hearing and perform work OF the tra Drum
Invisible Comfortable always position All eonvsrs.
and whispers heard distinctly oenu .oi IIsy
hook with testmonals free Address call on r. d4SCOA
s5S Broadway, n. Y. Mention this paper.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Religious Notices.

Chsrul ltsuv service and Anhes Ais O'Clock. charch
OF the M oily spirit Maison-ave corner SothsI husas
Mr.. George and choir OF thirty male vossSs
Other X IL 7aA strangers e"r'Astv AsiseI
- pasrs Ey.ssrlcel Shsrch 2se " s.s sss a
Rev MARTYN SCM dEtBELI. PASTOR WI PSos"@ -
io45 a. IN aud TAD y All sre wsiosxsN
~. isn.riss Cs.rcA, totss: sss. sS;sx "a "a -: -
Ii = m. 4 D. N dally-7. $50 . a. ? NJ Nv o
BrdAys ~ q n sxuA
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

Tho fifth annual convention OF the Church Temperance 81
cety will begin to-day and continue three days Simultaneous
tsnerance sermons will preached all the doceses 70
t, nd tbe nrst session the VIII be hetu ~
Annex Hall at tomorrow Sessions VII De Lsnon
fternoou and evening throughout the conference
Dudey OF Kentucky will preside at the Monday eNenNs
IN Union
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

ONLY 5 CENrs-Take Broadway Cars 70 -. y.
G. sHATNEs manufactory. iO3 Prncest ana Saw 7- ~ ~
price OF a seaiakn garment
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

BRYAN G. McswYSY. 24o BRoADwAY.
s,rs Soua health Flse SHOES AL low pricoR ..
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
L.undberg's Perfume, Edenia
MARRIEU

BOwLEvD-TAYLOr-N0ve 13, by tho ROY Theo
d0re C. Williams Edward Bowleni 10 Adde w. Taylor.
BRAMwELI-MOFFAT-On Thursday, November u. ae
the residence Of the brie by the Rev Dr. Morxan o. 81
Thomas Church. Washington Bramueu 70 Cora
Mofaf. ghfer Of the late DR. william B. Nofaf.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

PespIe Who Were Oun In TIE Stern
obtain prompt relief and prevent pneumonia by apply
ing where there u any pain
Refuse quack lmations None bat Benscns are really
alive. AK for Benson's
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
.EIecfrsc service"

"EIecfrfc SERVICE
.n.x.c. . perature guaranteet Roomsksps
at any tenn desired thers0y sAylhg uol soo
III -.,L IL OF furnitare pictures Eo
well for ns OF heating ani vent4tns
~ hernn,aster tn tho AUTOMATICALLY yoVorlng t3
Invaluable IN tesienoeA Caurche% uospAs
schools ConsorvatOres &c illustrated skpiAnsory eA@
ys aud eon,os sent aay aiiress GA tp
eaon National Electric service Co. doO broadway N
Inn.e n J., Real kssaic, Including all the stataens
known "a The Oranges" Property sAo improved and
nnmprossd kdwsrd p Hamilton a Co.. 30 breAawAy.
soc Pieces knslish keyai Wilssa Csrpr,s
and placed sAle At exceednev low
BHEPPAkD KNAPP = CO. Uth-Ave and 4stn-se
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

"MRs wISsLows SOOTHING sfkSP iS, ,inS ~ w
p.is n a. % s,s5 eIc Twenty nye cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

As once OF old from Idas lofty height
The flaming signal flashed across ne night
6o Harvsr,ts beacon sheds vs. unspent rays
TIL every watch tower shows It's kndihs Ols]o
Caught from q spark aud iauned Dy e,sJ sA'o'
4 brighteI ra aDce gilds the roofs OF faei
Amberst and Williams bid their nambeaus shlns'
And Bpwdoin answers through her groves OF plAei
Ger Pr,nceton'- sands the Ia renectlo - steal.
Where mighty Edwards stamped his IRON heel
Nav on the h whore old beliefs were bound
PAST as 4 StvI had grit them nine times round
bursts such a light that tremDing Souls inquire
II the whole church OF CALVIN IA on hrt
Well NAV they ask. for what 80 Drlghtlv Durhs
A. drv creed that nothing ever learns
Thns INK bv Ink is knit The flaming chain
Iii nv the tor ch of Harvard haliowed PLAIN
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

MAcMAHAN's HANDICAP TOOTH POWDER.
Best world. You hnd II what You want sou W
ali druggists anu iancy goods dealers
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
ur,-nr A DANIELS. NJ. |
To MOTHERS,

l44 Lexllgton-aye. between an ~ Ssryons svstem
HouTs-5Io SIo7 Diseases OF the Nei eisous n s.eni
ms1,o NJ fns - 70 orpans Impotence and sterty
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
DEPARTURE OF BRAN SroKER

In and near this city to day thers viii prooAo' W
fair aud slightly warmer weather
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

hands. a. well give shem written account OF svs
he dscover. IN readiug their hands. He WITH also Hve
lessons chelrosophy aud instruct his pups III e''
branch of ft.
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
sscinway Hall.
LECTURE BIZ DIR. GREENE, OF IS WEST l4TH-sr-
NETWORK.

NERVOUS DISEASES OF MEN-THEIR CAUSE AND
CURE
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
5yerial N,liees.

WALL PAPERS.
WARREN FULLER & LANCE.
MANUFACTURER
l29 East t2d-st Grand Central Depot
oer their Fall productions and mportaons vhics
are unequalIed for novelty Of design. variety. aai
moderate cost including hangings
ESPECIALLY DESIGNED BY
THE ASSOCIATED ARTISTS.
large selection Of japanese French English
and German goods recently imported
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
Announcements
A TorrpT TUVCRY
,rnr rnn THE DEAI

TOILET LUXURY -
For TEETH and BREATH, BRowS'S CAhPh lhAIhD SAr0NA
CKoUs DESTIPRIcE. Twenty five cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
SIrnkespeareania

Have you tried the new cuvee veuve Clequot'
yellow label -
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

sLet the CALLED Jade vince our wthers arc unwruns
auY hs grs P0meroy Peyone Plaster and Do restored 70
Dsrfsct heath
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
IIIELI

Al notices Of mvriage must be siorssi otif fsH nams
ana address
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14

SECURE SOFT AND GLOSSY Tanf' ~ M Hy Arru
stops falling hAlr renews the coiol y1ntons. log
KILL CORSn kils hard OF soii cOfh> O"NA'
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
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thaBDagne

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Having occasion nvestg question Of wholesome
beverages analysis Of the pront
nent brands Of Champagne.
find c. H. Mumm Co.'S Extra Dry to contain in marked
degree Others therefore most cori
ally purity but the most whole
some of the Champagnes
r. OGDEN DOREMCs. N. D. LID.
Prof Chemistry Bellevue Hospital Med. cor- y. Y.
Champagne with minimum Of Alcohol Il BY far TIE whoA
somest and possesses remarkable exhilarAting power
THOMAS KING CHAMBERS. ~ D., F.RCP,
Honorary Physician o II. r. Il. the Prince Of wsieA
Champagne whilst only possessing the alcoholic strength
OF natural wines useful FOR exciting ggng powers
case Of exhaustion.
F. W. PAVY. NJ. D.. F. r. g.
Lecturer on Physiology at Guys Hospital. London
Champagne containing smallest percentage OF spts
the most wholesome.
JOHN sWINBURNE. NJ d,
Former Health Officer OF Port OF New-Ycrk
New-York tribune., 1886-11-14
nR. EoLMEs,s cAUsTIC VERSES.

DIR. Holmes poem at the Harvard celebra-
- ni,.hat in full In the Decr Atlantic. issued
v~sr.rday The nes to which DR.. Mccosh took excep-