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New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Doar0 am Rooms.

East Side.
At pc DOTH ST. rcar broadway. Hand
a somely furnished for gentlemen summer prices
lesi at
EURNI~UED or uuturuisbed rooms. suitable
ior .lt BUSINESS ludIaC purD snrF OF oiHer
wise. property. 47th overlooking Lr-aoNay
Appv zoo stA-a'e
HANDSOMELY furnished cuitc Of rooms
facing Gramercy Plrk, also sn-r rooms oaih hnt
"'' '' II irv.nF-Diace
A1TPERlOR accomlnodauOns for irst-ci'ss
- parties private b0arnr house on Murray IN Address
REASDN Bl.E Tribune Uptown once l,-i- broadway
XGrALLACE'> ESIATRANT. III 5th-ave
w Handsomely turnls.led rooms !or genucuen also al
90 Irving piico.
-TH.ANE.. 3O7.-ScccHd floor handsomely
eI tnruished with witlout p1vale table relereucr-
"a FAST 0IST-ST.-D. SRA nlc rooms sing V
4 or EN- suite without board. references ex
chaaael
IE~ MADISON-AYE.. cor. 32d-st. - Ele-
I'D giant large VITA board Il reduced
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Gilualions Dgnic0-- Iuales.

TTENDANT. - A medical and surgical
uurse would Ike 10 traf, Nuh Invalid gentle man AIis
M refefeuce. Ens,. ana German sa!sf 20" !
reference At Mr John Parrots, supcfIhch"-
eut OF American Oal Co. No. brO@dway
ABLE COURIER Will pay 1000 lrlhcs 70 70
n persop getting hun place 10 travel In Europa oooa
courier saves tmr. trouble, expense ,,. . .,,., -
~ SCHOOL LLECTRlCIlY. l22 Last 2otAsI
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Counlrn Doaro

Countrn 3oaro
DFATTIFUL private home tor summer
= families or as iret p'rt1 s''SliH
class SIMMER accOmmsdarh- hltn ~. ~. -
,,l.n ltci ItHta. ahnnt one h"h 'o"i -,o ~
- ,,,ut view. arsr aud urautIiui EiO"l"s ."NH 'As
% - ai,r,tuec as cut wAtrtt l+liIN'm' e'
tl-.LS eA-J 's'Ao'A-- L. ~ Tribune Office. New-York
BOARD for two gentlemen on Fallsaues, vo,c 9O
I mlrut.s rom NeW-IorGi - trains caly pilYH.s
Iai : p,Autliul A.Use and grounds, Ia -e i,~
NATSKILL COUNTRY BOARD.-Puvate
residence most ghtfui location hVe h,inuvs -
changed MS. IDA MNlITELSI.f, tOS' OH-Ve h"A 80
90 ski. y. J.
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.-Ap pleasant home
Y Tor summer guests references eAchansc'L AuuSeTys
Dr q. II. ChUBB falcnylLe 1to-h' ~ ~ =.
I'AR ROCkAWAY. l.. |. ,... .u...,.,.,.,
Families or gentlemen wishing pleasant surrnunnlnRs
osttigo ~itiln nFo minnie, ".i~
., 49,, hrh can nav. board al lar Prioo oy AZ"
dre..iug IA A. H., I3a FIRST fAAo pfooAlyh ~. -
an THE HUDSON. opposite BarrytoWn
" First-cIass board home mfors; PiSvnvs u & aath
ehcksns = per week T. T. LONdENDfhE' T. H'"'H'
U lister county, n. y.
DOOMs with board, location unexceplionaDnl,e
IL near Grant ave staton ample shade ifuiI aouHuAS
A<a .-ss III HRA kb Pi.ian~A" ~ -
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
SEwJEnsEl PROPERTY.


f''. In Loa,s Vesicr + %.
l.o,n c.o2n. 800 It " o' l'u'--ye' -,1'i $1,000
NEwJEHsEl PROPERTY
81 A. d. Ei,ftte"s son q o."
le.-as Lou.c Iot u aaa Oh highland ave at ooo
,r.ns Of-g"," ".,..s,.- T. e. ,o,.fa.
4 oarleG sat Of ols c. -4Inoti place 80 " a1a. 10
'~-'
rr~,porD REAL ESTATE rKAVsFEes-1. =. cry.
Tie ,viar sa,va -l, rs. So tcll'l;,'l' r'c'rel
- .'e 1e- ..iers o4-cs Today
s.t.-s, sos 3 s AMI .-5 last .ox~5' "ar' Z, o,o
OBJ. "A y ie-t m ~ o,, SOS la2 ano 80 l65y-,.
l'o' 5iTs - + , S.,i .-., ..N,.' 'eo9
,4'lss so. ~ "'s 81 A'' ... 1880
-aa'e " S. N nj ,.Ss6 y, H. ' Io5oo
es,., n, aarney. W.. ................., G5oo
'' - ,. ,a 49, "a IA a1,,....' u ..'''' @ 2i5oo
Ave.t v 8. Tom II 10 -,tl.-t u lzss- Morltz
'l-s s. T s. d. 1 ;4.l Il a d. '' 100 lc5oo
'-i 81, p, ii lee 49, ..'. 800
Az A. a. ia :, f. - Kaemmener an 1850
tbeaan 81 IL, A Nc esnpi 2s.oJ0
1Ooth-st s. l4V 70 e o. % ave 4oL, M 'no 80
,,st,..l1 o.1,l a4e,r2. - 2. to g. 4rIel 2coO
ls''i--'. ,-'y 10 90 " Sd -'A''-- l4.25o
se.i.it.i re n iitl-aye 751l'2.2i Meyer
s, q W. e. = r. J, ~ ave-. iioo5ioo. Wiii
W ra M
'at'- ~ 30 --a 40 est A'''.' 10000
s-sr .lT q. - 81 Sd -- 10000
s--'e $ s'i o. "a 80 =. ','''1 M Ca5oo
'aA.e C. ,' nm oi '''- o. ~ 100000
.f -~ n ID of - III e. ..-.sxll l.. J Holmes
.... s.u- % Hail TIE .rI4t a. 4iVp'
So 81. s,, 'O' " co.. 1900
l.s '..,g sI al .n 2ysi viz 20 6ooo
Na.ali.uc svc. " = LOT NO 80, . x-DO' = " t4-h-
l.lg tl at bior u--.--- e
ut > t.ats,Hsrr ~ ...T-. $500
mn, -o' -'D -. --.- 8 '''' ''''''-- $4,000
ssl q, at " " Dli'''e AIN, $3.50
-. q. 50 80 rsst -D1IU..-i X l. lynn t. Marie ,,.
..-l.s ~ 4.i 81, 1iEill L. NJ l.f~iy a-d ,
....-. - l.otte o. -o-.ve. 1loO. Lano'erA I'D -
r.II l'r --''"'
81. ',-... .' Vie A. 10 &, IL i.n i.ley..-. $500
'..''..' ", Man; - 5cooO
'-', r b. Z. + " ...T l 81 80 10000
.' Gan l..1to ,'a : 4 pi.e, ana 4ao.ner - e.ooo
-, y., ,o am; <g ,s. mt 10000
l.i-4ye. DO e. COZ o.. ! list -3ltt Moore and vile
d. J. .---- .---- --fvVN
l''a,e c, .. . i 81 II ',, % - .''''' I..5O
o. .1o - ,.,e. .' 49,. C. --'' 1000
s-tf.-i . a15 n lptb-ast, 50xsS3; Joan an o
f.r ohsT i, co,oed 7g,lsfe,s .ss o.'a sage.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
fla.s ano Rooms O. Eet.

fo,s ano Rooms @ Eet.
OIFT-APARTN FNTs II TIE
ABSOLUTELY FIKEPLOOF
CENIKNI. TsIfiN Bii ID ~.
ccp,rT, 5STIi 4 y J. qrH SG~ AND 7rH-AVE.
PACING CENTRAL PAkh.
PFNT- FROM $1,000 TO = nVN
Anr,v 70 IFSPlNASSk ~ FRIEDMAN. IL Brosl"sN
orc. CIu,on sui. p.rHtrraeD- ai Dnidlhgs-
~ NTS and APARTMENTS. furnished end
uufrrushed at rec Cd rnfs N al pars of tiic city
FOLSOM BIOS. 90 East .atl 81. near E4lau"h-
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
xEw-N oGK. Tuesday. June l. 1895.

To -osns sales were helt az tls xca'A%s AL Alcon
ftCl te--H- ....... 4 10
,r,., . rr,f,n. ST. so Il " oil lotllsve 2.15'; = "
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

o-s.a L0u.c rs IT, Iot .i an" Oh h-"i@iU a'' u =, M
Drl- = Graham. 4A'V
a, .aru,G SCAT Of lois -aIuCt place 80 Masd 10
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Summer nesoris.
ADfRONDACKs
LAX e HOUSE,


THIS ropular hotel pcnanty located but short distance
ron "a nh at asfns June 10, l-,O under new
A l.. BARNETT
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

rvclRprD REAL ESTATE rKANsFE2s-V. =. CT'T
TIE ,3, vier IVA %, rsl az -cA4'l;)1' r'c'r'
81 Lodi. It- .-ter o-ce today
4 % i.npHr vs. ii. .-.'' D.. go
.lf.-t "a s. uGrt uf uis Nos i.- nnn 40 iOoN-'7-7
ICE lt.v 10 alu ~ie 10 t hth9Si -----------
1.Dfl., /. d -, q u 0l ..l.l.--so. l-xta; Thomas
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

NVRSE.-Bv a c0lored man as professional
rur.e aud massage operator oy the hour Gay of "eN
the very best AddEoss A. H. ~ w St' "e''
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

COACuMAN and >Et L. MA N.-Dy s.n-
" 1eman. age }a: thoroughly lnier.taAds hls husin 4
in All brancnes careful driver strcty sober hone T.
cheerful Origug BEST 'icy amt country references ron
ss and former employers wnO be seen. CA Or add
T. D.. IA " Oo-ter st
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Che Curt
G.iuG.ion5 WaRle0--Hla.es

DVTLER-Hy n Young Engiiihm2n recOm-
ended hv hi. Drcsout employ who breaking
housekeeping oapab sJDcr ALL rustS Jrtny 30 Cpl" c On
fy ne cnuutr. all IL ooZ otAave a.in,t. ups
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

GDACHMAN.-Bg "A young man; thorough
understand. ls business references VIII u
ouud wllng and JD sing ct0n 70 C1ultry asst en
rvrr can he seen al address Il H. III E-sf 81 III
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
ADsROMDACKS.

IAYLDN 10 81 ANU II DIII 4 1NH''
at. View Point ecaroon locafse schroon ave m
shsdv rte grove scenery unsurpassed puro moahtan
,pr ne WAFER peri CT open anc trst eAs- 10y
Aeis''"S' 90 C. r. r ILOK A son,
south scnroou Office. Essex County. \. Z:
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

NrVRSE.-Bv experienced nurse. also massage
operator To attend scx gentleman bo o5leetion -
Iraveng Arst hospla sic.4Ls ani aniicn lni
srnce WAGES mOisrate Address u. X, Boa ), Itibu-s
| h pfown Ofuce l,-.so broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
GUNNER ncsorl5.


1ave omen delight resort the line fthc e
Nacv RlrnaOI 1000 feet elevation ir" ar ana wafer
Magnificent scenery. rumpluOuS ioic accommodations y
Ret invalid recreation for me pie eure seek r. al
aDv a Il o iIc AZ moderate pIlc"s IN
euuaied railroad itioA Draw cars on every
tram from all Darts VI the country
or etc. address above
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02
Real Gstetc agents.

Tor Country and City Properly OF or near tn
Iiuc. II River 20 send 10 NA AN DICkIN
5 IS. t,.. sa4te Agen. Pougll-e. pse y y
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

HOUSE and GARDEN WORK and NJ r Il
4 4 aud NBENA D. BY respeei ABLE neat FIelcI
man ard vie m4u spea~s French ana some IN sn wonl
- bin wfc ,resSs
sr-ncI aneuIy niat.ons eiS VI country
nriya.e family summer hoenL 49,.
New-York tribune., 1886-06-02

vbnR pFR-Ry a young man, IN store or
""1hO"'o N" Cottage No g.
MATCHMAKER a young man seaklna
w Engl,.n German and Russian ~ night Waterman o
10 wait on az xcntrmaa geed rsisrenceA Aaafoss
h. X. Tribune OHeA
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

The following l. UupIvu iI".n the report
of the senate committee on agriculture. on
Imitation DairN Products" " pages 91i dmu
pa. b. +. Nan Nalkemburg. assistant
dairy commissioner of New York. who fu. =
ni,htd the samples of counterfeit butter
analyzed by the chemist OF the department
OF agriculture the results uf the analys, :
of which are given below, says:
The experts in the emp!ny Of Ihr state dair,
commission have purchased more than ty,
hundre samples Of these rounterfeits ant
Tor butter during The past eighteen months
and IN not over five cases have they found the
grocer selling II Tor what Il WAS, and Ten nnly
when they were suspicious that they were deal
ing with a state expert and liable 10 BE- ar
rested. The aver age Urire paid by the eNp'rt>
for five hundred >ampl : was for OleOmargarlne
twenty 10 twenty-five cents. and for JuIJrr..t
larger Sharr Of the samples were butterinr
During the said period olrpmarEarIne sold az
IrlialGSps from eight To thirteen cent PEE
p ,uud. and butterne al sixteen To twenty
cents per pound The pTrsrut ruling price ol
oirOmarEarinr ~ seven 70 nine cents. aud ul
bIttrTine ten cents per pound at wholesale.
An official rep"rt from the commissioner
OF agriculture of an analysis of ten samples
OF U.eumargarine shows that they were all
uufit for human foud. One had "a vtIN
disagrreable acid odnr and also that Of d, .
cav ing cheese" Several of the samples
were in i state of fermentation. One
sample was highly charged with blue
mold e
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
Our Gro,v-nor rAp,a,ns.

The AsSs.idted Press the other day did
the Hon. Charles II. Cirnsvenur. of Ohio. Il
grievance. il seems. This is it, in the Ian
guage OF the gentleman himself a. reported
IN the Congressional Rscuni:
II went far aud VIDE all over the United
States through the agency OF the Associated
Press the other night that | had said in
speech at GharleStogn. III West Virginia. thal
the people of my state of OHIO had some ,ri
of prejudice OF bitterness against the people
uI New England. aud other words Of deuun
citation of New England were put into nv
mouth in that report. When | came back hrr,.
l., my seat IN the house my colleagues from
ohio. locuIarly. IL Is true, warned me that my
friends from the New England states were.
irelinE something Of unpleasantneSs in rrgar,
To what should have said.
Il do not want 10 spend hut brief moment
Of the time of the house. but | desrr 10 SAY
that the speech ! made Al tharleStOWu Ut
tered no language that by any fair interprpta
tiou could ne tortured To mean that the people
OF ohio had any ll-feelinG toward the prOpl.
OF New England.
But dIa SAY taat | regretted to state that
the opposition to the improvement Of the way
OF western water transportation came from
-. eastern section OF the country. that section.
said which clamOrrd for the largest appru
priatiuHs, ana yet refused tu aid their western
brothers n their necessities.
Again, in speaking upon the subject of tariff.
] did say there WAS less danger TO the indus
trial interests of the country from the tgnor
ant men Of the west. 70 which reference had
been made by another. than there was from
the action Of the Oyrr-rducatrd prOYiucialists
OF the east.
With that A. 5. report for text the
Gil LOBE REPUBIIC INDUCED in a little ia t
tious lunar caustic on Mr.. GroSyenOr. With
his explanation We are satisfied and we are
willing to he forgiven for our innocent
i,,.u.ity in that regard
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
THG STATUE.

As perfect In their symmetry as thine.
o inartiCulate marble lips, were those
My love once raised to mine yet tinged
with rOs"
And freighted with redolence divine.
Her pOse of head was queenly, fair and
fine
Her alabaster arms that shamed the
SHOWS,
Her gracious bearing had thy pure re-
pose,
And stately WAS she as the forest pine.
knowledge sat throned upon her regal
brow
Round which her tresses rippled bright
aS gold;
sweet as songbirds ON a budding bough
The liquid voice that from her lips out
rolled.
But To- there came an awful change, and
now
Thou, in thine icy hush, art not more
cold!
I C'lininu Scnllarl
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
San Francisco Examiner

Consul ito stowaway who had been
brought before him Y gu have just been
discharged from prison in Hong Yong.
and believe il was not the first Oc. aston
~towaway-l had that misfortune. sir,
but loon ye here. Sir Ia sing his voice
its a 'ard case. | can dance liz on a
cellar flap from morning to night I'm
tattUOed all over: ! can whistle any toou
in all creation-but yet cant .uake a
living Its a ard case sir,
One of the best Latin and Greek schoI.
ars in Athens is working for 20 cents per
lay sodding grass. Which college he
graduated from is not stated. o, serves
Tie Philadelphia Call This shows how
Little The Call really knows about col
lcSes IL this man were a college gradu-
ate he Wouldn know anything about
suu or Greek, and he would be earning
81 800 q year in base ball club.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

The speech of Mr. Hughes, Ghe India a
prohibition leader. made at Yellow Springs.
SATURDAY, IL fair specimen of puhibi
tlun statement and logic. He assumes that
the periods for personal reformation arI'
for persuading men not Ia drink have passed
away and that the time for partisan polit-
ical work has come. All that has ever been
done or will ever be done in beiralt ut iht.
Temperance 'au>e will be done by reforming
drinking men and by convincing pei >ulr,
who do not drink that they ought not 10
begin. and perSIlading them not Ia. Thi
leaves the prohibitioni,tS ont of the rank
Of real refOrmtr y their own showing.
MI Hughes claims. also. that the gred.
mass nf men, outside Of his own party. AT,
without principle This Is all that need b,
SAID of Mr. HugheS'> lup-Sded and illibrra
Fourth-Of-July address.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
Paper for Resisting Fire aud Damp
rS.sr..t,ft.f..

For making paper capable of resisting
fire and damp, Iterr W. HERE PROPOSES /.
add TO the pulp during the prncess Of
grinding in the ra- engine solutions ui
certain salt, which. 10y mutual drcumposi
tion, form insulube COmruundS The 50
tution which is added first contains zinc
>ulphate or chloride. or calcium chloride.
or acetate. whrreupOn taIlow. soap. clue.
and alum are added. After la ing been
thoroughly mi ed ,hc mass i, formed into
paper. which however. before being dried
is on, e more passed through IA bath of tn,
same Or similar composition 10 The solu
ton used for mixing with tie pulp in the
rag engine. and ultimately Impregnated
with a solution of CatcChu
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
"Haukry'> Polly.


The Queen Anne mansion in London,
which is intended to meet the growing
preference for flats which prevails
there and in Paris Is a hi cnravanscrai
about thirteen stories high. aud with some
hundreds Of rooms 1t was bu 1t by "A
wealthy man named llankcy. and il is
often called Ilankeys Folly lie spent
vast sum of money on the undertaking,
and when ii Wa, finished SO was he /
number of VI. T.. : aud actols have re
sided there. Among the latter was Dion
BOuCiCault
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
New Use, of EIerIrICIty.


The possibilities of electricity have
beeu known TO men of sCicuce for many
wears but lis aCtuulities are being realized
only in our own times 1t i nDW being
introduced into mines for great variet
of uses. especially rs an illuminaut but
also rs motive power and means OF
COmmuni alton. ii has replaced the old
tal,ow candle. and there is no longer any
need of the safety lamp. Tor the light can
be carried in hand and is So brilliant that
labor can be continued for the whole
twcnty-fOur hours Its use in lighting
cities has had one curious result 1t has
diminished crime. Tor deeds Of murder
and robbery are usually accomplished
under cover of darkness Statistics prove
that crime of all kinds has diminished in
the portions OF cities that have been well
lighted
Another fact of great interest is that
plant life ihrivcS besi under continuous
electrical light. Ii j. super or to sun
light, because the latter is necessarily in.
tcrmittcnt lants it should be rcmem
bcrcd require moisture. heat and light
10 mature Ii has long been noticed tina,
the foliage subject 10 the midnight sun OF
Norway was exceptionally brilliant and
vital. due TO the fact OF there being no
night for half the year to Ob cure the
rays of the great luminary. 1t is now
suspected that in hot houses and cOuserva
tories the Use of electricity IA ter the sun
goes down will produce remarkable re.
suits in tn way of plant ,eyclOpmeut. not
withstanding the wonders alrcal, brought
IL light by this subtitle power Of nature
CHEMISTS sa that we now know only the
A b Cs of electricity. When all its fac
tors are combined for the use OF man
there will be created for him new and
wonderful environment
Your thought Is your real strength. W nef
you lift a weight you put your thought Oh
the muscle tn ut lifts The heavier til,
weigh the more of YOUR thought do YOU
put on it Ii IN 80 lifting, a part of your
thought is turned in some other direction, il
some one talk, to you, if something fright,
ems or annoys you. part of your strength
or thought leaves you Prentice Mulford
A Team with GiIded Hooss.
A New York woman has had the hoofs
of her horses gilded and they create sen
sation when driven in Central park
Vermont has more cultivated acres
thsA any other New England state
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

Young or middle-aged men suffering from
nervous debility, loss of memory. premature
old age, as the result Of bad habits, should
send 10 cents in stamps for large illustrated
treatise suggesting unfaling cure. Address
Worlds DiSpenSary Medical Association,
Buffalo, Y. Y.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

We have received a pamphlet copy Of the
very interesting and able address of Hon.
Samuel Shellabarger. formerly of this city
delivered at the annual commencement of
the law school of the Columbian University.
at Washington. ID. C.. June 5. lSs6. Mr..
Shellabarger gives critical attention in th,
address 10 the word genius" and gives a.
the best definition of its meaning ever writ
ten. ur that ever will be written. ''aS aP-
Piled TO the grand averages OF history
thus: Genius iS the cOnSummation of TIN
faculty of taking pains"
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

Cattle from Arizona now pass through
New Mexico with through bills Of lading
without inspection.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05

In Mexico they fine theatrical managers
who omit any part Of an advertised per-
formalCe,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
Attend to it Now.

Many suffering people drag themselves about
Win ItIuug strength, feeling that they are
steadily sinking into the grave when Ivy using
Parkrr'S Tonic they would mud cure com
mrnCiug with the first dose. and vitality and
strength surely coming back To them.
''l am 81 wears old, have been sick nearly all
my life. and ought To- know something about
medicine hy This time. 4 nave used Parker :
Tonic freely for more than year. and consider
il the best remedy have ever known. In fact,
now find no other medicine necessary. For
weakness, debility. rheumatism. and that dis
trrsSing all -gonenrSS ard pain trnm which |
suffered so long. II has no equal. | do not see
how any one can afford To do without 50 yalua-
bic a medicine. Mas HhTTIF y. Graves, cor
East and Front streets. Providence, X. |.
Parker. Tonic
Prepared by HiscOx i Co. Y. y
Sold by all druggistsin large bottles at one
Dollar.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
scdTeaS oA o0-t-HssscAso~A "
SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CO..
SPRINGFIELD. O.
Telephone No. 2Sn.

The ink with which tni> P..I'.r -. .--.~'-
was bought OF Geo. II. Morrill, Co, % and
2. Rose street New York.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
MEDICINAL.
BILIOUSNE ESS
MEDICINAL.

MAY BE PROPsR,Y TERMED AN AZ
FELTON, o. THE Liver, ANO CAN B.
THOROU0HLYCU~ EOSY The GRAND
REGULATOR : THE LlVEt AND Bl-
llARY ORGANS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
Crawling cat ui IN, S<In.


The big boa constructor shed his skin in
Central ark one spring afternoon Ike
WAS stiff from the long win;cr see :, and
as his head SWAY ed from side to side the
notified sAln began 10 break iust lack of
bis neck The head swung from side t.
.ide more violently still, and the rent bac
of his neck grew larger. \ piece of skin
transparent, and looking like pure honey
comb dropped off and fell to the bottoI l
nf the cage. Ev this time great crow
of curiou, visitors pressed about the gloSs
inclosurc. watching the bOas efforts Ia
peel off the old skin.
Sliding up TO the wooden sash that hold
the panes Of glass he pulled his len 9Th
along. scraping the old skin off against
the sharp partition crv slowly the sin
uous folds move by. and it was tiftecr
minutes before strip of tiaNy skin. come
what like the scales of big fish was
peeled off. This showed a narrow STRIP
Of new shiny skin beneath but the sIri
peeled of WAS only about Two inches wide
so the numbering snake turned around and
began scraping off the flakes in the same
way on the other side SO the process
was kept up until he finally emerged
looking fresh and Shiny and gIIstening in
h : new notified dress The other boa ha>
not yet parted with its last years skin
The saIvstionists of Great Britain.
During the past year S35OOOO have been
contributed To the salvation army in Great
Britain alone, and 1860 girls have been
rescued from the streets. and nineteen
homes for the friendless established
inter Ocean.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
EIGHTH DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

The Rep hlican electors ot the Eighth Con.
gTrsSioual district are hereby notlhed thar
convention Will be held in Springnru, ONO. OF
Tuesdry, August 18th, 1856,
AT II O'Clock a. m. for the purpose Of n"ml
mating candidate for Representative IN TIT
EtItirth Congress of the United states.
The basis Of Representation in the convrn-
tiou hall be- one delegate for every one hun
drrd votes cast for J. b. Foraker for Governor
Al the October elect on. lssa and one ior every
fraction thereof of nifty or more.
The several counties in the strict shall De
entitled. respectively. 10 the following number
0i delegates. viz:
Clark ... -..-----....-..-......--- %
Cham pal gIl--....- -
Logan ..-. --.--.--
Madison ...--. -
f1gkINaN .---.
Total ...-.. ...... ...-. ......--.- 10
By order Of the District Committee.
o. +. SERNlSS. Chairman.
HARRY & LUZ Secretary.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-05
MONDAY tvENING. JU.r .. .o.~,

The small boy having had three days in
which 10 work off his ebullient patriotism,
it is now believed. with fear and trembling
that by twelve tonight he will have hred
himself empty