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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
DELAYED AND MIsDArED DISPATCHES.


SIP. A dispatch sent from Brooklyn at 6
o'clock on September IL. desiring me to come lmme-
aiateIv - never came hand. This partially ex-
cusabe as a mistake in the address would have carried
it to the next block After waiting for hours they
again o'clock sent the second message: d" Come
immediately very sics, etc. This telegram receive
at my Office sunday. the l2th at 1920. after had
left my office In third message. sent that
morning asking why had not come or replied 10 pre-
calls The third Received IN less than hour
sent. They had dated tue seconivhich
was sent ON Saturday. the ilth, at Oclock--unday,
the 18Th down TO the Office OF the Western Union
and the manager and presented the facts TO him.
He took the tell tale dispatch and smiliugly Informed
they would investigate the matter ami conmnni-
with That the as or H. only refrain from
relating other similar from fear OF intrudng
your space. What y desire u know f.. whether
must instruct patrons that they cannot depend
The Western Union carry messages OF importance,
or whether the company will rfcufy such gross
was All OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, as II " - III
tins case Ii cannot certainly be known To the presi
dent and directors the people served IN some
districts, for how II he OF advantage To the
company to employ nnait bful men when faithful
help would more trust You VIII publish ms
10 call the attention of the company Sharply 10 TINS
ma ter. and also the attention OF the pubic to TINS
abuse D. Be- VI. D.
York, Sept. -, l-s6.
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SUGGESTIVE OF EARTHQUAKES.
AN ILLUSTRATION OF THEIR NATURE AND THEIR
EFFECTS

AN ILLUSTRATION OF THEIR NATURE AND THEIR
EFFECTS.
TO the Editor OF The Tribuns.
SIR: The earth is moving on It's axis at the rate
ofsbout thousand miles per hour and orbit about
the distance in minute OF 1t has still other
motions varying periods OF time 1t is thought that
the whole describes tree motions perfectly,
that 10. without the slightest jar But is this sol
would II be So provided some dsarrangemeut OF the
laws OF graviaon should take place where in the
universe We know that the earth, like all heavenly
bodies, holds its place space by nice adjustment OF
such laws. not only existing between our sun and
EARTH but between the various other beyond
Neptune known exist before seen by human
because the perturbaons OF the orbit OF Uranus
indicated that the attraction Of unknown body In
nuenced II.
We thus know bodies at great distance have their
influence upon the earth, and supposng that some
giant more less remote was suddenly Diolleu
again surprising conjunction or some threo OF
four OF the heavenly bodies with the earth In Inc
should experience some little hcb AT the moeht
within this Influence Let ~ roscopr, Whlch
motions like the earth. be made 10 reVol's on
the of a steel arranged with pointers 10 refe
upon a disk tbs parts In m0tioH rrst observe
how true the pointers mark when the gyro
cues undisturbed Now tap IN" See par
with hammer sending a vibration INT" the "nee anu
some curious legged work will he registered May not tn
illustrate the nature and the erect OF
Quakes 80. a. IL 81 III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
JUSTIN McCARrHFS LECTURE TOUR.
PLACES WHERE HE WILL SPEAK IN NEw-ESGLAND-
ADMIRING THE BRIDGE.

PLACES WHERE HE WILL SPEAK IN NEw-ENGLAND-
ADMIRING THE BRIDGE.
Justin Mccarthy made up yesterday for a
good deal Of devoted the previous day to receiv
ing callers and deputaions from irish American socie
ties He arose early and with his cola orer. Mrs
Campbell Prsei, added seral chapters TO the new
novel, Tue Laiies Gallery" which they are Jointly
writing A drive in Central Park Tut the member Tor
LOnsford in good humOr for the resumption OF his
literary He spent tue greater part OF the after
noon in visiting his sistern-isw, Mrs. Frank Mccarthy
who lives IN Brooklyn. Mrs. Mccarthy herself Is a
woman Of literary and is frequent contributor to
HGTDey'S M0ga-tHe. Mrs Campbell ffaed and MT
Mccarthy walKod :he Brooklyn Brdge. about which
he enthusiastic way. lucy sald theN Ma 4
never anything all ike II before, anu cOn-l iered
II worth Will come distance To vsit New-Nork
II il only 10 II lie great thorOugAlafc ahd 70
listen ~ the traffic the elevated railroads
They at the ,stonisning hustle and ira on
Bowery. through which they III sde brief run ana
4 coBnleted on wltncsslng
what Mr. McCartAy cannot he seen III any otter
city world. tue almost countless thousands OF
people burrylng a. break meek pace 10
gain big bridge mount the steps OF Tue
City Han Elevated Railroad station.
Mr.. Mccarthy Will receive a population this evening
$50 o'clock and a. u. M oaturiay tue Municipal
COaucil Irish National League Will wall upon MN
aud present an address, He Will stars for Boston Gu
Tuesday evening, from there 10 New BE ford,
al ami Worcester, ~poakiig IN eacl place rs
turning Will deliver lee ure Ia the Boston Iheart
from oatnrd evening and Dr treated 10 puOlc
dinner the following Monday. He then resumes uI-
Occurring 10 Lynn, Lowell. Lawrence. salem
several other New Engiand towns, returning once
to Boston and again speaking there. Afierwirl
lie will speak Maine. -ake in Canada. run through
Pennsylvania this state and finally start for tue
West He thinks all of ais hgeDents Will be covered
MuIc l
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sPARRows AND ELM TREE Pests

10 me gator OF The Trtb unc
SIR: There is a great deal of ink wasted and
very little knowledge disseminated the subject Of the
elm tree pest. Your corresponding r. r. OF West
Point IN THE TRIBUNE of September % is entirey cor
rect You may well put SUI phnr plug IL your barn
door 10 keep out rats sht elm tree beetles IN the
way o. E. g." suggested Neither will girdies around
the tree destroy them The elm pest called, Is
very lively insert with wings and does not crawl up the
rec hui flies up. and lays Its eggs IN the barz The
Cruz is eaten great avdy By -parrOws ana robins
| counted over thirty sparrOws nj one time on one
branch a front OF house. eating the gruOs
n The sparrows will only rid OF this pest they are
worth all they cost l. NJ
West Farms Sept p. 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
MRS LASGrRY AyDA CUSTOMS OFFICER

Surely Mrs Langtry little too severe on the luce~s
Custom House Official examined her travelling bag 20
Doverl The unhappy 10 have done more than
duty The rules 81 the Custom House may be spd anf
extremely to ladies' but thea. the iocti ~
do DO al uuicr penalty ~
losng their employment Ia them out Ms langy "a
bag with two silver powder boxes and handishfpt AMI
silver plate everybody knows, j. nos
allowed 10 Accordingly the officer who opened
Mr. Iangfrys baggage required her 10 sign TIE PECULIAR
official declaration that these articles were hce ied Tot 10
purposes only and accompanied her DE vas hon
Custom House for that purpose. Nhai 'ifs
could them for Mrs ianetry and ungen.f"u-y
that her guide had been break1stng early Hr
ladies' logic II. rrefliable bat u VIII hardy m
duce the Custom House alter then rnfs Al customs
officers conrme msogynists long and sad experience
said has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
LIQUOR MEN ELECTED IN ATLANTA.

ATLANTA. sept . (SpecaD. Ever since the Prohlbl
ton election November Atlanta has been agtated
over the liquor question Efforts were made TO set
aside election results but the ProhD tonsts pre-
vailed Then an attempt was made to defy the law or
evade technicaes, bn again the Prohi0tionist
element out victorious. The anti PrOhlbitonists
proceeded organize themselves under the title OF
Conservatives" To-day primary election was held
fcr nominations for the STATE LEGISLATURE The Pro-
hIbtonIss put in the field ticket composed OF men
pledged ght Tor the most stringent prohibition laws.
opposition conservative ticket was placed IN Tue
nelc neade By CLARK Howell, night editor OF me Con-
SfiitlOu and a pronounced "hign license" man. The
campaign hot. short and bitter. AMI both sides all
day worked for AL they were WORTH The returns show
the defeat OF the 'PrnhiOiOnlst- They are utterly
swept and the Howell ticket majority 10 900 out Of
a total vote of 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

shoud be read by Interested changes may
Letters or foreign countries need specially Addressed
Tor dispatch Dy any particular steamer etees. wnen IS to
specially addressed being sent ~ LAO isto' 'os
avAilIDle
Foreign mails for the week ending October VIII cl'ss
PROslrrLY IA all casesl Al TINS ONCE as follows
and r Sr srV stts sS; "T iIs sa
be .4reetea per SALE , ~ . a. IN or Irelsn, oor
an European countries must DO direetec
town YsG 4 sSanes ssvana ETC. per Steamship xisns al
p tot lIosreso seASo per s.esiasip lhorahil al
THuKsDAf-At4 ~ tor Europe per steamship Britain.
me etIers Tor France. Germany. etc.
must per oI1t.line . a. IA. france.
steamship tiamiaoaaa Wa plymouth,
otner s'alope4n countries psr liam.
mona raes ~ M ss &C.,. a ana S".a per
per steamship sanl4aso al VA Ior Yer. Graz Gam
oI " ashllg l0H-
FRIDAY-AtJ a. tor ST Pierre Miqaelon. steamer
iAsiaA a. IL IA. tor central America AMI south
raeae Orss poi ss1 's nv % s4 s''er' LOO Mex
va 9aeeastown letters lor France. etc, nust
pei steAansaip Aneaors VIA GlAssow is..ers
steamship Ia cascos.s wa assro az a ~ ,sr arS 10
per sleaAsip h,os wa sos..-.pon snd nrs.Isa =.
werp deter, mast 70 sureeisi per isaynAad"D All
VIA Anstcraa ustsers irscIsl yer sells.AI1
Al u 40. ,ae n.~a la s.-A;s yer sIe.nsap orr,
Professor aorse from New-OrlsanA
sUNDAY-At IA. Para Pernalnbuco AndCcara Brazil.
per steamship FortUenso, At b.aeneas. per
steanlsi1p L. a. Mile. iron New-OrlesnA
Mails Tor CHINA steamship city OF NewYork
lfroln riAAclsco close - ~ m.
MAS lac o-atsca islands per steamship Leaians
lIIO,n OSsooor ~ I y
Malls AUSTRALIA Nsw-LcA<Snd. sandwich. and
samoan isaAaas per steamship Alameda
CISCO close acre octoOcr 10 al arriva e
New iors steamship Ceti1 vain Sr1tssi malls Tor us
tIaAL siaiis ooccsY lsiAaix lior sap IIty
Pa.e,t. iron tr.ncscol, close
p Mans or CuDA Oy rail- 10 Tampa Fla, and
b, steamer hey wosl Fla daily
al z5VL u
The schedule OF closing OF Trans Pacific malls
the presumption OF then erland
Aails the ng AZ san
Francesca on the 'ay OF sai1g
thence The tay
| HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Once New-fork. n. " september "a, los6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
Membe Ex. Com. Kan. state Ten perance MON.
EASwOrth, Kan. Sept. - 1856.
BUSINESS PRECAUTIONS HERE AND IN ENGLAND.


10 ne razor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The rapidity with which one instance
of de cation saccssied another compared with
the rarity OF similar events IN England, provoSes The
duery whether there he anything in the difference Of
systems adopted countries tending to produce
these events in and to restrict them in tue
other When we come compare the different systems
,dopted we are met the threshold By entire con-
disposition In this country being TO concentrate
the 10 ger and responsibility in one hand aud IL
England TO divide IL much as possible In the
instance OF the insurance companies in Eng
and the administrative and the executive departme t.
are entirely distinct. The board OF directors deiue
the policy OF the institution direct the investment OF
funds control operations; but no memier OF the
board dollar Of its funds or except In combina
ton with several otner Is competent 10 sign cneck Tor
even a trlfing Again. tns 81 stem OF auditing
adopted Is which almost prevents the possibility
raui or It's dcioctlon highly pr0raDlr
before gone very far. Cddor THIS system Tue
accounts every company checke Twice year oy
independent au iitors VINO are nomlalted oy the
stockholders ana not ny the board Ihey are men VINO
nave reputation 'or this class OF business 10 which any
gross Instance. sucn tnnt ty Mr. B@rthoiomrw. OF
,versa on the Iart O. an oibcer il unIe -cted
would fatal They NAV thersort be depended upon
10y stockholders, FOR telr own sake 10 report any
thing irregular Ia tho conduct OF the company.
Turning tue jeaicatlons by prrsliing ohcers u
tuOse by emit Dyes. hnd another great distinction
the metz DDS adop ed III the TWO countries and
that Is the REMUNERATION pad 10 endon 10 inO,e
VIII are clothed Win important sI 'na ,eSi
cOupared w'h the sc"nty ahi inadequate incomes VI
Anerican employees Maniosty, IN view OF tnis
Injustice II common Practice 10 endeayor to nix the
Consequences OF any fraud upon Ine lrlenus Vi tne
puting him ana his relatives unusr heaNy
donas the amount OF VIII Gu bear no relation 10 MS scan
salary and often proves that sven lbs pt'vis on Is
ineffective to protect the company frou loss AS the
transactions OF tails country INCREASE In maxnltudr and
completely 1t VIII Drconu NECESSARY uhrss Tue suea.
del is to become perennial to adopt system
Old World. pay the e1ploye In proportion 10 hl-
ana TO insist upon independent audit
as stall provide effective watcL on the conduct OF
the president as on that o' the hunDlest einp9ye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
WHY DOES LAMAR WAN A HOUSEf

Wilmington DlspdtcH 70 T1e BdItiDi0rs dIhsrtean.
Up present Secretary Lamar has occupied apart
sixth the Portland flats The
small but they splendid OF the heavens.
said Secretary Lamar was fond OF sitting IN the window still
and the poetry. But be that
may N con O. out today secretary Lamar suddenly
changed living, and lac has leased house II
the house Captain l. breese u . NJ who 10
manang the flagship Lancaster south Atlantic Squadron
bg dor me Portland high during these
earthquake and then people that SEQ Rotary
iamar DrepaF little bring the Charming and
people stl say that secretary Lamar
IA 20 be married and hr himself the rumor IL
any the leasing OF the house has caused
tab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
PRoFEs.oR MENpENHALL LEcrUREs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S SpeciaD. Professor
T. C. Mendenha. OF tue United States signal Service
delivered interesting here tonight for the
benefit OF the Charleston Fund the scientific aspects
of recent earthquakes IN the addresses Of Sir
william Dawson and Professor George Oar win. Mr.
Mendenha evidences that the views Of physicists
and BIOLOGISTS coming together the question OF
the rglty OF the Whether solid Quid inside.
however, the eartn Is constantly losing heat aud the
~hrinkage which accompanies this lass produces the
phenomena OF earthqu .kes The lecturer closed with
Interesting display a screen OF tho most remark
able earthquake phenomena observed at Charleston.
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DR. Bsysros FAILS TO ogrA vyaprcr

Brstor the Methodist minister who charged SONS
as-aalting DowDes sHit for $4,000
damages yesterday at New City ROckaBd County In tho
Supreme Court. beore Bartlett stephen H.
Burr Alfred smith and Chsres Fisher for alleged unlawful
from the Methodist March 10 Dr.
stated his which cobfradic that
he violently the threshold the presence ~
crowd that his wife snl hi. children including infant
four months old were put out in Ike manner that tnint
20 belonging Bristor family. 1T
that occasion and has been etnTnes > Judge
charged ejury ia favor Of the plaintiff The jury
failed upon verdict standing eleven 10 one, n y
said against granting damages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
CLEVELAND CHOSEN IN CONNECTICUT.

THE DEMOCRATS CAPTURED BY THE KNIGHTS OF
LABoR-A 1EMPERAyCE PLANK.
Nrw-HAvEN Conn. Sept. % Special The Dem.
ocratic State Convention met at the New Haven
Oucra House this morning at IL o'clock. A +. Burr
ot Hartford was made temp orary chairman. and was
retained at the head OF the permanent organization.
After the routine business had teen disposed Of
Edward spicer Cleveland. of Hartford, nomi-
mated for Governor on the first informal ballot
Cleveland received $40 OF the 800 ballots cast and
was nominated by reclamation. General l.. h. Brad
lev OF New Haven was nominated Dy reclamation Tor
Lieutenant Governor. and b. F. Mahan OF Newton
don was nominated for Secretary OF State in the same
manner w w. Skiddy. Of Stamford. was nominated
for treasurer W. r. Griswod. OF Stafford, controller
The ticket was a cut aud dried affair. One hundred
of the old live Democrats from the country towns
refused 10 take part r the proceedings at all and
l,housb the convention had the outward appearance
OF being harmonious, there il probably more ex-
tended feeling OF hostility toward the ticket than was
ever before ielt by the better portion OF the Demo-
cratic party.
The whole ticket may be said to be The hands of
IN. Kmgbts of Labor The Germans OF the STATE are
,dignan. because Edmund Zachcr, of New-Haven
was not nominated for secretary OF State ihey hed
a mass meeting tonight and voted to support inc
Renub licau nominees Tor State officers. Aiier "a
s,,irfed discusslon the following section was put
INTO the platform A.. r,... ,.
In legislative enactments the Dehlocra a P1IIA
nays due regard to the fu lest liberty OF The mdVid
rao33s;stent with Law and order. We rocoPnize the
trt that no law 10 prevent the abuse III the use oil
alcoholic liquors be enforced against public -ent,
ment and adhere to the views heretofore exPre~eu
NV tbe Democratic party that well regulated ilcehSe
law thoroughly executed will best promote the csuse
~ temperance and good order III society, Dut
I;.sn.e law under the control of exclusive partisan
Rnaro of County Commissioners, VINO act for Their
nartv rather then the welfare o. society," Will Ian oil
its primary Oh ect c,1
Aho,t 400 Democrats serenaded T. ;. Ciefeiahu
,b;s evening atlg him upon his nomination
tar Goyeruor He read a short speech from manu-
script accepting the candidacy, rs q duty 10 inc
party"
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A DEFECT OF THE LETTER SHEETS.

TO The kditOr or Tn Tribune.
SIR: May suggest that you make a note in
your paper that the letter sheets great bother
unless edges cut To uniform With. THIS
- one OF package all OF which the Same.
fol ling tho lower eftuand part OF the sheet
the perforatoDs AMI may be torn opening Yours
resi- eclfuiiy, A. L. CLIFFORD.
Jefferson Highlands. N. H.. Sept "a, 1886.
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TAYLoRvILLE. H., Sept. 2S.-As a result of
the note Emma Bond case flee farm owned by the
Pottus ners advertised for sale under foreclosure Of
mortgage. In order defend himself from charge
of assautng Miss Bond Lee Psttus OF the accused
men, borrowed : 200 farm all the heirs to the
estate stgning the mortgage. The amount raised to
satisfy the mortgage insufficient for the purpose
al the must Montgomery and Ciements. Eel
ow-defeudants PrtCus, also Impoverished In
attempting 10 prove their The prosecution
cost tie state many thousands OF dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
LAMONT oORRoBoRAIEs THE PRESIDENTS
Prom The Washington Critic.

Prom The Washington Critic.
81 understand M. President" said a newspaper
White House Last evening that you shot deer while
you away"
.Oh yea very one too" responded the Chief Exeou
tive. with smile.
There's story there :" continued the
Doubling Thomas"
Certainly III call Colonel Lamont corroborate
Here Colonel hc when the i. 81 had
TINS has his doubts ABOUT kali Ing deer"
Pshaw i" said the Colonel
particle OF doubt mind about IT, him with
thc loaded the morning and when he back l. u
empty could clear through both barTel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

BosroN, Sept. 2S.-A cable dispatch from
the Cape of Good Hope through Dr. Kruezer. at Kie,
Germany, announces the discovery Of comet at the
Cape September 20 by Professor Finley Its position
September 20, eight hours Greenwich time, right
ascension II hours minutes 10 seconds; declina-
south 20 degrees. minutes. seconds Its daily
motion pus 50 mIbues OF arc In right ascene on
aud minutes south IL is described circular, one
minute IN diameter with come central condensation aud
ain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
GENERAL ARTHUR SOMEWHAT DEPRESSED

xPreseut Arthur yesterday felt the effect Of h journey
from New London aud and depressed He re-
NAMED in bed and had but little appetite
He did sleep trip but IL thought tat
soon te he will be able sleep
better Many called during the day and evening and
acs who desired him we're permitted 70 DO 40 He
fDoke ohseruy admitted thai he felt
stef 81 the sehore than and thought that perhaps he
eesed have longer away Dr. Peters called n the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

he suggested the amendment OF the resolution
so as only suspend Harvey the others for week
or until they repented OF their opposition to the wshes
OF the COMMITTEES which he represented or the County
committee delegation OF twenty, Donln asserts tnat
only two. Ktterer and Degran. against him. ana
that the district committee all IN his favor ex-
cent Harvey and the other four. Hsrneys followers
divided in district The Harvey members will meet
Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
Ner- York, Sept q, 1856.
ARE NEW WORKERS DISSEMINATING

To the EtttDr Or rae Tr t1aas
SIR Your article Oh the Fifth Avenue pan
demonium suggests this note The same work In
Chicago would DE 90 mple ed in week There seems
TO be 10 move TO completion have been in this city
til rty days but progress. came here Tor the
purpose Of making this my future home, bat can't help
seeing great Of energy. New YORK ~ one tine
had n reputation for aiacrity, but alas, 1t
has STEPHEN fAkkkE
Arp York Sent. p. 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
COUNTY DEMOCRACY FACTION FIGHT.

The fiction of the County Democracy In tne
v,n Assembly District led By Dr. Donln aud recognized
r,yuiar" By the County Co nmittee on Credentials
ms. ast evening at No. 2l7 springst 70 dill vacancies
EXISTING in the District Committee Willard Van bi-r
com presdod The chief interest of the meeting was IN
The resolution introduced by Richard Butler urging the
e1pul sion OF William Harvey. Jashnes OLD a's"cA'o.
James Deenan. Louis McDermott' ChArie' hs''e' "1a
-, E,ru.r the leaders Of the riv al faction. In
an, a,.cn..ou of tho resolution these men were spoken
NJ =. CARPET. baggers and almost everything else tha'
might be termed abusive One member. Charles CA'nn,
vnt an far AZ TO say that Kitterer threatened 10 se"
The $500 belonging to ths association ~hicn NO ~
treasurer hsd In his possession inese
- al .nnrovsd py Dr. Donlin himself, get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
DESTROYS OF HgAkfxG MRS LzSGrRY

for the first week OF Mrs LlBgrys season
the Fifth Avenue opened yesterday the box
Office Despite the and the other strong attractions
promised first days highly
s0uTagng LaRgry herself appeared fresh rigt at
II until nearly the lines and stua
tons Of Peri" through with diligence Then her
door and stepping into IT, she
led vi lori er usua afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29

Sure, prompt thorough-may be safely and
ruy sad be the Characteristics OF Dr. Jaynes Car
minatve Balsam. It's merit mas made It known every
where for years as a standard curative for cramps,
diarrhGa cholera and all diseases OF the owes
1t Is besides easily administered to children, being
pleasant to the taste. and Is entirely safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-29
4 VERSATILE SEXTON.


4 correspondent who passed his vacation In New Hamp-
shire town saws early to church Sunday. and
janor busiy at work sweeping and dust
ing the pess and the
making about hundred present at the hour
ior service When the sexton hai nnsh ioing the bell he
the pulpit and sad the paste
ton duy dey eloped him and with
out apology explanation proceeded with
conducting 10 the evident sat slcon Of the
entire congregation