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New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
uousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House in Committee Of the Whole (Mr AAICft'
OF Missouri the chair considered tho Dill re'osnne
to the Court Of Claims for adjustment the accounts o
laborcrs workmcn and mechanics Arising uhdor INV
Eight-bour law. A spirited discussion foiiowod
NrTILI.slAN, Of South Carolinss rgsrdeo the mes|
ure as an attack upon the Treasury. he nso o.N
fully considered tho question In 1884. ana u M
time he he'd estimated that tho bill would 'nvove tno
expendture of $50 900, 900. He declared that wnen
ever labor bill was brought Into tho House is "sn
peded the members "a hawk stampcdcd the pigeons
in dove coto. Tho most hurnating thing to him
in connection with his Congressional iabor was tho
way the members nuttered whenever any proposition
came up relating to labor.
Mr.. CUMMINGS Of New York, said that be was not
one OF those who throttlcd labor with his len hand
while he waved tho flag OF labor In nls right Ho
cared not how much money this bill might take ir0m
the Treasury. That not the question. Inc
question was to whom did the money belons-to tho M
question the Court Ol Claims was TO pass upon. ho-
Viewing the history Of the Eght-hOur legslauont no
declared that the bill provided that tho VIII OF Ccn-
gress should be thwarte cd by Government omciss
The workmen had been robbed BY tho Government ON
cals Let those who thought that tho amount i"'
voved justified the robbery vote against the bill.
Mr. TARSNEY moved that the comm,,oc nso,
stating that his intention to let tho bill govern
until April 49, In order that the scntesa VINO wcre
shooting at bird that they did not see ana LAT VA
not there might have an opportunity 70 sxamno tne
record and become better informed as % tne merIs ~
the case than their speeches to day them 70
he The committee then rose and tho bill went ovor'
Bills were passed to prevent the prUduct OF con,
yct labor from being furnished to, or TOT inc uso o
any Department Of the Goverument, ana rom os'ns
used in public buildings or other public WORKS. ann g
prevent the employment Of alien labor on public puld
ings and other public works ana IN Inc various De
partments Of tho Government.
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TO LOOK AFTER THE STATES WARDS.
A COMMITTEE TO INQUIRE INTO TIE CONDITION
OF THE iNpIANS-AMENDING THE


uALY-uOLIpAY BILL
Albany March 21.-The Assembly to-day was asked
BY Mr. whipple, of Csttaraugus County, to pass his
resolution for the appointment OF special comm'''oo
t investigate the condition Of the Indian rcserVatons
NJ thIs state This resolution was avowedly paseo
unon the annual report of Andrew s. Draper, super
intendcnt of Public Instruction, which says
sThero arc eight Indian reservations covering noro
than 1es 600 acres Of land, tllabe and beautiful
as any In tho State. Not an acre ID nuhuiou
ou,t,vatsd Tho reservations arc nets OF uncontrolled
ole. uh.re wedIoch 4, commonly treated with In
where superstition igns supreme and whore
,rnre ceremonies are prsctlsod by pagans, Win an
.,t.ndance OF both sexes and all ages; where the
aling social and Industrial statc is ono Oh CHROME
b.rbarism, and where the English language s ho.
known or spoken by the women and children, ana
nv only . part of the mon Investigation Shouia 90
made action should bs tskon which Will 10 JUST II
not esnerous to the Tribes and to every member Oh
th.m but which will result finally in the breaking up
q, the reservation SYSTEM and the absorption OF these
wards into the citizenship of tho State.'
Mr.. Ainsworth read the foregoing extract anu
earnestly supported Mr.. whipples resolution
MIR whippc spoke as an eyewitness of the wrotched
condition OF the Cattaraugus indian reservation.
Mr. McEvoy, OF Herldmer, astonshed every ono BY
opposing the resolution on the ground OF economy,
Mr. saxton said that be was surprised that man M
like Mr. McEyoy, who had put his arms so lar III tho
state treasury, should bc preaching economy, -.
The resolution for investigation was passeo-'o
to o.
REMOVAL or THE PAUPrR INSANE
The bill of tho state Charities Aid Society Tor the
removal of tho pauper insane from the county poor
houses whsre they III cared for, to the sta.e In
sane Asylum recently introduced by Assembiyman
Curtis, considered publicly by the Assembly coh
mitteo ON Ways and Means and the senate Committee
IN General Laws this afternoon. They gave hear
Ing upon It In the Senate Chamber The room |,. wa'
crowded with those interested In the bill Sonspic
uous among It's supporters were MISS Ellzaue'h ~ ID
Birjngsr, OF Nsv-York; Mrs. Peter A. ronor Mrs
NARROW Mrs Award and Miss Mulligan. OF bunao' ant
Mrs. 6buteidt, Of Kingston A., .r,
Tho committees reserved their decision on the Dill
which, II passed, viii require IN appropriation o.
$500 600.
AMvNprxG rHr uALP-HoLIDAr BILL
| Tho senate Judiciary Committee this AFTERNOON
anne ndsd the bill ln regard to the HafHoliday law p'
making It provide for ksif holidays In the months
Tbs senstl copmiftea op Qsnerh M Law VII ,,rt svt'
hess1ne On nenakor RnQld'o bill IN rulaki0n 70 Husp
- ~ xssssr - SslSssz Gannit2es WI dva asas
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TWO TEST CASES FOR rHE RARLBk oSAffASfl

THO TEST CASES FOR TIE RARL1H 0IAI1A1IS
A meeting Of tho Harlen olAmAn0s - sne ivy
moro mon and women, who have tor some nms -
irving 70 establish their claims Of ownership 70 sooos
$40 600 900 worth of Manhattan Island ese esnee -
held yesterday, st No. 80 Ubertyst The eoleos -
the meeting was to ddscuss tho question: o. sges
suits. which arc about to be instituted sssnst seves.
occupants Of the dispuEsd tsefAtoey. hepsseess
heirs rom various parts of Tie eou1ezy were ..t.
It was decided ator long discussion 20 ooeaa w.:
msnt proceedings agspas tho Manhattan Eevsssa asf
way Company for property ocsupasd ~ H. 8 ons@@S,
dred, and -ffty -nfth-st, which the hoiss msAn:n
one, to them under the decision In the csse Oh ssH
w. Lock given by Judge Bartlett as tho oeners te.
Of the suprems Court, Last November. II We s.o 0e
oided to bring suit against the consohdssso os'
Company for property occupied esse Of scoono-ev~
several other suits will be brought ons tho W. 0
TONED are tho most important and The hers hold snas
an the questions involved In tho long depusea oas va
h .a,t,sd bv tho deoision them. All the Slemsnss
u, sStsndance seemed In high spiri@ sne mt u @ S"n
adcnce ono Of them stated that H:voU IL ~. ~.
oSerrS nv ono occupant for clear ate uus ve
vas yefrsed case which collatoreuy WI uoo,xSs mi
some of the questions Involved 10 the nan rnuI ~ ~
~ triad in the Supreme Court on Apen - ~ as sns
sct,on ~ Wilmot Jarvis Vs. OConnor tor spocro ~
scrwarce OF contract. O'Conner bought i3no ~ ~
Sisnntod territory without luowedfe o. sn. TX
asw in the title. Being advised OF H. on
be refused tho title.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

Death . Welcome Release.

Must Il nos bs to those who endure lifelong bodily sufer
nri From childhood old many tormsntsd
viii rhsuuss,sm and neuralgia Ordinary medication AMI
se,ss ssusass srs Of ssht ana always Of temporary e
sscv 10 Escape the extreme orturss Of these sgonsns
ec.ys,nss they sheaa bs apa,hatsd at the with
Hsststss stomach Bittsrs whoh expes rsm the system
the ssA Impurities that bssss them The evidence "a To-
ssasy beeA dspursnt In this particular very ample
strongly and eonviscinE In violent forms
shsss diseases the are terribly racksd vino
gasss Of me Bitsss before the hour Of retiring
ussa nslsgs rssss on paia aad enables ths sufferer
ssesse nseh ase1el ropesA m kidney tosslss nsla'
~ sooDa,npa in&isosslsa Iv semylAat "a eoaetSA
- ~ Dtt1on 4 ukoVioo oens1elGh
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cooD PRICES FOR TROTTiNG STOCK.
MANY wrII-KNowN aoRsrMEN AT p G. xELLooc
cos. SALE.

Many wELL-KNowN GoRsRMEN AT r. @. xELLooo
cos. SALE.
rps second day Of p C. Kellogg & Co.'S special COM
a. 49, s.. of trotting stock at the American Institute
NJ, .Ing was in many respects still greater success
han the first The general quality Of tho stock cnered
,,s suctioneers was better than that the day be-
, .,,houch there were crack colts like Csttenden
r., the market The California stock Of Director 1851
ana Monroe chef blood replaced BY some hne horses
~ The celebrated Thorudaia stud The average price
or. than tho average Of tho day before The total
receipts we're s2o, 800
Among those present were: Secretary j. g. f. LAW
renee coney Island Jockey Ciub Secretary " Love-
craft American Jockey Club H. NJ Smith, ones owner
OF Goldsmith Maid Edwin Thosnc, owner Of InormaNe
IT. n Sire. owner Of Harry wilkes; II. 8, Henry,
rrshton; 8. W. Rundie Danburyi Robert stsol fhi's'
depha Charles canrey, Camden Charles Ksrner cis.en'
don Hotel; >. r. Wiser Psesee>A csnadAi J.. PGkms
ClsyelanAi xdsu smith ~ S0eAt = = @sw'1>
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BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS.
PASSING A RETAL1AToRY MEAT BILL

PENSION BILLS IN THE sENATE-LAboR UTTER
ANcgs IN rHr LOWER HOUSE,.
WASHINGTON. March 21.-Mr. BLAIR In the Senate
TODAY In reference to his bill to give preference for
Civil Service appointments to wounded exsodisrs OK
the Confederacy, bctwcen mon who had boon dis
ova said that several Senators, both Sides had 70
ouested him to have the bill lie over still further He
therefore asked It's postponcmont till next Tuesday,
when he would ash to dispose Of the pending
ouestIon-the second reading Of the bill.
Mr. VANCE denied the correctness Of tho statement
made yesterday BY Mr.. BLAIR - 70 thore being
10000 ex-Confederate soldiers In the State Of North
Carolina alone who had lost limbs and many Of whom
were destitute and In almshouses Most Of them were
earning their living in tho various occupations ct lIfe
and were not to be described suffering and In dest
tuition. There were none Of them In almsbouses and
none had died there.
Mr.. BLAIR explained that he bad meant to ~
wounded soldiers.
The bill was laid over. as proposed The 6ensss
then proceeded to take up and act uDon the bills on
the calendar In their regular Order passing such q
were not objected to.
The blu providing for an inspection Of meats for or
portation, and prohibiting the importation OF sdu
terated articles OF food drink passed Tho hfh
section provides that whenever tho President shall Do
satisfied that unjust DETERMINATIONS no msds by or
under the authority Of foreign Stale against the
importation to or sale in such foreign state Of any
product of the United States no may oroct that such
products OF such foreign discriminating against
apv product Of the United states - he may deem
proper shall be excluded from importation TO the
United 6tates
Otbcr public bills passed uero as fellows:
Recurring Judges Of tho Uuitcd States Circuit and
District Courts 10 reduce writing their Instructions
10 iures In all States whero State Judges are required
to do So
To allow soldiers and sailors who have loss both
hands or the use of both hands . pension OF 800
month.
Appropriating $4,000 for tho prosecution OF IN
oulres BIZ the Commissioner Of Fish and Fisheries In
meet TO the destruction Of oysters in tho natural
oyster beds lying within tho watcrs and jurisdiction
OF the United States by star nsh, etc.
The bill allowing pension Of $50 month 70
women enrolled during the Wal as army nurses AND
who rendered six months service, having Deon
reached the report was read In which It was staied
that the benofciares under 1t would not average
mora than six or eight to each State.
Mr. BECK called for the yeas and naysIfemsi III
that OF course this bill Qike all pension biilsl wouo
mass II would apply to every oolored woman VINO
had cooked for soldiers during six months ana. ~
cording to the report Just read, sncn womcn VIZ ~
entitled Roman matrons.7 He eshoo, no"ov.r lor
country. .
| The bill under objection went over. a, . A.,
A hill to grant q pension OF 500 per monsn 70 sns
widow of Major-General Judson hiiparck " - I2asy
reported favoraby by Senator Bodgett. rom tho Vom
| mttee on Pensions.
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sapariIIa,
that he has every reason to believe "
will effect q permanent cure.
Price q; six, oS. Worth % bettsss

chsster n r. John Dnscon. raYkville ysRAi Jeen -
Goldsmith California, II. 8. IvsA Denousys O. = -
Nsw.York, Jshn Q. UazkA Of Hsw'1sunswasss -
The soilowins horses brought svsr Soo. :
NikotA b. m, 1851 Sire. Bslnont 'oAt - ~
Nuce. Estate Of Edwin Dasss Bought " ss"ess
Gamble San Francisco. cS ESQ.,
whalebons. 7s72 b. c.. 1888 Sire AbdanaA witkse!
ysaa dam Magic o. Estate Of Edwin Bsss@ Soughl
BIZ NJ D. Baldwin, Derby Conn. e71o
Nellie wiikea b. T., 1662. Sire AbdeuAA WiHe4
7sea; dam nellie g (by Eecasness. 1879. ENsee q
Edwin Bates Bought by Thomas n Azmisss~ NEW
York. s1.270.
Wae wilkes, b. T., 1854 eirA Abdsllsh wiikea
1882: dam Cymbal. Estate Of Edwta Dsssa bossAs
By John W. Atwood, Brookyn seso -
Boomerang. b. G., 1855 sre Inomds'e ~
e 20 Ia; dam, Country hAd Edwin Th'rne' n'sen
By Jimmy Goldsmith' si,1oo
Msrksnan. il. b. =. 1877 stss. Aarkman ~
dam. Araape Edwin ThsrDA Doushs By wnusn
Thorns, Nsw.York $3.50
Juno. Edwin ThomA Bought b. O. 4 xAAsss 1s~
yoih. s-70
Msrksmsn, ss9, .. ls72 SRA ThesnasiA ~
dau Lady Patriot Edwin Therns. boushs oy . ~
Wheeler. Chicago. Ill s1s2oo .... 49,.
Musketeer b g., 1880. Size. Msrxman' VA 80
Country Maid Edwin Thorne. Bought By J. q Anen'
Salt Point N. r. s7eo
rhorndae BOY. b. q. 1884 sise Thosndsl~ sesi
dam. Morning Mist Edwin Inem~ S''s'' I" -
Kiddsr Plymouth. n. =. ed17G
Nettis Thorns. b N, 1s7& sire Thoraa'N soet
aar. Young capsy. Edwin ThcznA Ssushs " -
Frank Coo Nsw.York e1.2oo
Nh pespcrsndumA 1Seo, b. Z. 1sn q ~ o. ro.3sW
Psrp Sire Belmont %. dam lay hsA1 .o.. vs.n.
Thorns Bought ~ h'ekSuA . S'''s' WV
DAsydss. b. m, ls7s q 10 ~. Sir. rso,sa,,s
COS; dam Daisy Edwtn Thena Soash' I" !" We
Green. MvrnsviiA Penn. e1,s1o
wsteAwerd, Dr. q. 1895. sise mn oesg9
I. NJ: dsm. psasvdais. Edwin TAsenA 1sse,s "
Oakley Thorne. Nsw.Yofh, s1.7oo
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
PREPARING CAMPAIGN MATERIAL.

WASHINGTON, March FL Specialization Manuel
Dickinson has taken time by the forelock and
through his subordnates is busily engaged In the
preparation of Democratic campaign material for
the Presidential contest. Clerks have
been detailed who are working night
and day to prepare lists OF Republi-
can postinasters whose accounts have not been
adjusted and finally settled 1t is understood that
ali OK. postmasters whose accounts have not becn
settled are to be sued together with their bonds
men 1t seems to be tho Impression OF the astutS
Postmaster General that he WILL be abe W n1
suits. he thinks will deter Republican ex'post
masters and their Republican bondsmen from ex'
hbting that pernicious activity 50 greatly dspss,
Gated in President Clevelands famous Sracr OF
Jnlv isss At the same timc, the publication
Of garbled statements derived from the onicisl
records is expected to impress tho country with
the belief that in Dickinson great reformer mss
at last been discovered.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

Of such vital Importance to New-York ana 'he
commerce Of the country. -, ssod
The understanding IL that the bill Will pe P1sseo Gu
earlv tomorrow. The provisions Of the Dill nave nav
been hsretofore noted in dispatches 10 A"I
TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

position in Australia. Mr.. Coleman e : Lawyer
and a business man of excellent standing. he y
about thirty-eight. To those who recommended
him the President clearly intimated that ne wouia
hold them responsible. To use his WORDS, no DID
not want any more Mexico In this
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
ing on Mayor Hewis rapid transit bill next Thursday
afternoon.
A MODEST SUPPLY BILL.

a
NEARLY HALF MILLION LESS THAN LAsf fhAh-
CHIEF ITEMS.
ALBANY March 21.-Mr. Answorth, frop the conF
mlttee on Appropriations presented the enua supply
bill to-day. Tho total amount appropriated 10
81 29s as against 81 45112l last year. decroaso
of s431 s23 The total aggregate Of items presented
to and disallowed by the committee was $34e'o2A
The bill Is the smallest presented In severA yeaIs'
Following arc some OF the principal items'
willard Asylum for the insane H1,37 state us US.
todial Asylum $4,000; Bingnamton ssy
lum SS9 900; state Asylum, Utica Sl6,ais Sumsc non
Asylum Sl06 House OF Refuge, New-York @4e,VUW,
Industrial school, Rochester, S15,0OOi state Asylum
for Idiots go, ,75O Thomas Asylum, $40oo; soialeT
sci ,ooO Indian schools and Reservations !totaD,
$4,000 for tho National Guard for the PurCnase P %
oyercoats in addition to the item OF SlOoOV IN ~
years bi S28 600; for repairs to armor1es SIOVsy
for deficiency for legislative printing, So,Oy, iSr
si1s75O for the deficiency In the Department OF PUB
lie Buildings S23, ,623 for the maintcnance OF arm
ers, insitutes $40 900 for completing tables IN tno
Insurance Department, $4,000: for Normal Schoon
deficiencies and repalrs as follows Cortland $iO00V
oswcgo 1921 for completing tho public or po
laeontoogy Of the State and for the puoIceuon 0t
reports OF tho Adirondack survey ordered py rosoiu
ton of the last House, S16, ,0OOi for eectric n9ns
plant In the north wing Of the CAPITOL SlI ooo Is
expenses Of experts for examination OF the Assem-
fees to Leslie W Russell, Roscoe ConMlng anu EaS az
Rsley S6 900; for the improvement OF nvcrs ana sv
erection Of bridges and walls on tho Ene """~'
s34342.
The rest of the bill consists Of items for various
State departments and smaller miscellaneous ITEMS
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

We once heard conpa. et ssel!ns bsdH "A yea.
sered whst aed him. hunorous fsisud sajd, DIVE
(scisF sz ana ss hn sas.s was sustlsR sst,r. ea
fusss what as vixen fosd as.t dGs vhse ysns
beyes ead stemsh s 80 L.eS sSr 49, sesss
e: q. e I! E. ;:;s:; s::5': :1 s:'':S s re S'
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

Which u caused by an acid In the
blood, IL oured BY Ayers SsrsapsriIlas
Hundreds have found relief in the use
Of this wonderful remedy, when every
other treatment proved worthless.
"I suffered from rheumatism in my
side and shoulders for several months
Ayers 6arsaparilla has entirely cureQ
pe."--Enen Connaghton, A o., Lowell
Mass.
John d. Duffy, 50 Green st., Boston
Mass, certifies that Ayers 6arsapari!Is
cured him OF rheumatism, pains In thu
back, and general debility.
"I have been troubled with rhsumss
tism 90 - 70 be confined 70 the house
for weeks; but Ayers 6arsaperilla sfs
fected . complete euro" A. e. Reed
II Telegraph st., So. Boston. Mass.
at vas for many months aflicts4
18th chronic rheumatism, and suhere4
intensely. in spite Of oil the remedies
avsiIsbje. Ayers 6srsaporilla, being
recommended, has oompletely rsmcye9
every symptom OF my old complaint"
j. Fream, Independence, Va.
"When doctors had failed, Aysf!
asysapsrilIa cured me Of rheumatism"
Bernard Brown, la Adams st, LOWELL
Mass.
Tbos. Daily, Watsstown. nas:., long
4 sufferer from lumbego ana rne1@es
tism, has been 20 greatly improveo ssn'V
using Ayers Sax-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Inflammation Of the Bladder,

ps ss.. assss %snn 'f,s VA
sssna g. ana went Rsms o de esyes esS Dr.
David Kenncdy's Favorile Remedy o. Eondout N. X,
ana IT, Soon the medicine began 70 help
me- the pain and distress cssened In two months tme
Jeff my bed, and In SIX months w9s ROBUST
and strong Many wit viii subssspuats .tst say
remedy which can do this for 20 neax otatk va
sss's y SssoS1 s & H .:S.S,,. ;S, !. n
pr. 3. Konnody'O FAvosIto nomodv$
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
The Best Cure

For Catarrh is Ayers sarsaparilla. II
eradicates the virus nom the blood, and
thus removes the cause OF the disease.
Begin treatment at once, before the
nasal tissues are destroyed and tho
whole system poisoned.
"I have been more or less troubled
1t .-os,lo h,,t uevor varv aerfOlISlY
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
WENT HOME TO Die.

In the spring Of 1873 taken with sharp pains IN
the lower part Of my bowels In tho region OF the bladder
weeks later had an attack Of brown gravel tried
number Of doctors One said IL vas gravel Anothes sad
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

WILL MIR. COLEMAN STAND THE TESrf
WASHINGTON, March 2i Special. DIT Is under
stood that the President will appoint j. v; Cole
man. OF San Francisco. as Commissioner to the Ex-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
rxyUr1oN By ELECTRICITY.

Albany, March 81 (speciap.-The bill TO proVndo sn
electric msthod Of executing condemned murderes was
discussed st length in the Assembly tonight 1t was
reported from the Judiciary Committee favorahly ana
without amendment. Objections were made to some
of its provisions, however, and several amendments
were accepted all of which were satisfactory to Mr:
Gerry who was present The bill VII bc reported
again and in its present condition will bo acceptable
to the Assembly and will undoubtedly be unanimously
nassp1
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
REPUBLICAN SENATOR'S CONFER
THE QUARANTINE NATTER UP AGAIN BUT sIiLi
CNsETTLED.

ALBANY, March o1 (spccial)-The Republican son-
ators held conference tonight at the Capitol upon
various measures before the Legislature, among them
being the ouarsntino Commission bill. The fourteen
Senators WHO attended the late caucus suggested as
compromise 10 the seven dissidents who did not AZ
tend it. that bill should be passed conferrns upon
the Legislature tho authority to elect the Quarantine
Commissioners. Tho seven in reply said that they
would Like to consider carefully such Dill Deiore
deciding upon Its merits Tho Consideration OK 'no
,h,o.t thoresore was deferred until tie next con-
ference Meanwhile Senator vedder win postpone his
bill for the appointment of Colonel f. ID Gfant, Ea
ward Kearpey and Dennis L. Burke as commssioners
There was a unanimous decision to oppose tho Dill
TO create now officers and increase the salaries "
present officials.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

w III oNhOANs~
until the spring OF
1852. At that time,
I took a severe cold
which, notwith-
standing all efforts
to cure, gre W
worse, and finally
became a chronic
catarrh. / tried
many Of the so
called specifics, but
obtained no relief
until l began the
use Of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. After using
nearly two bottles
OF this medicine, l
noticed an improve
ment. When 1 had
taken six bottles,
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22
Ayers Sar

separilla." Jesse NJ. Boggs, Holman's
Mills, Albemarle, N. G.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver b Co., Lowell. Nass.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-22

all traces OF catarrh mad uIbaPpvatou
and / was restored to perfect health"
"A. b. Cornell, Fairfield, Iowa.
az was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. tried various remedies
and was treated by q number Of physi-
clans, but received no benefit until j
commenced taking
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-17
ZONES Arm-Locked Bed Spring.

The latest thing in town is the Jones
Arm locked Bed Spring, introduced by
w. l.. Antes, General Agent. This spring
cheap. Price 81 to So. The terms will
suit any fair-minded person. You can
have it put on your bed on trial for sew.
eral days; if not entirely satisfactory it
will be removed promptly have ma
chine for making these springs at the rate
of two a minute. Am located for the
present at 80 State Circle, under Tenn
perance Hall. Any one who would
like their bed more comfortable, or would
like good paying business for reason.
ably small investment, should call at once
and investigate, w. l.. ANTEs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-01-17
Preaching at Eastport.

Rev. A. J. Rowland, D. D., of Frank
lin Square Baptist Church, of Baltimore
city, will preach for the Baptist congrega-
ton at Eastport on Thursday evening of
this week at n o'clock. This will be the
Doctors first visit to this new mission,
and it is hoped he will have large turn
out and hearty welcome. The residents
of the village have no church on the point
and those who are religiously inclined
have been attending worship in Annapo-
lis, until Mr.. Rayfeld, established mis-
sion in the village few months ago
which has grown to be quite cangrega-
ton. A building lot has been rendered
them and it is said efforts will be made
in the Spring to erect chapel for their
use.