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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

Ire FJ.rst6i Ia Inter ocean.
/. falttriug, asked the pretty maid
If ! might bee her brother.
~Shepaused. and hlushed, and smiled. and said
i guess III ask NY mother"
Aud 80 She did a thoughtlcSs thing.
Her mother said, An, brother,
The old songs will the children sing
Ny brother was yolr father
She told me what her mother said
she was a foolish mother,
Aud added then. the pretty maid.
Il would you were my brother.
Her brother thence ! vowed 10 be,
In LODGED or falling weather,
But broke my VOW not long ere We
Gan keeping house together.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
Trouble Up Above.

l have two boys, aged respectively ; and
8 years. One night when ! put them 10
bed the younger one said: LESS squash. y
| said, ''You mean 'cuddle.'" The next
night, when their father went up with
them, he said, 'Oh, my: bain't it cold
less Crumhle.'
l have a little girl Just five years old,
aud during a heavy storm last summer she
said Mamma, God viii! give that man
fits making such a noise up there, won't
h. Mrs. w. +. c.:
LOlceN, Fb 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

When our little Ralph WAS four years cid
he was the owner of a yeliow kitty called
"CulTc, " and nolwithst nding lis extreme
humcllnoss, it was very dear 20 him One
day, while holding it, he remarked. Il
know my 'C.ny's' homcly, but she's got a
pretty 'p'crion' complexion J
Mrs. w. X K.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
Answers viii be ppblishei in two weeks.
No MOri Pul'tgn s.,
Sun p.ryngrH Er.rf# Do

sun EN'Ycj.TI chronicle
In Mexico it is customary, ! believe, il
you q 'mire a mans ring, or his horse, or
anything he has, for him to say, 1t is
yours" You, OF course, refuse. An
American engiu er down there had a very
pretty diamond, and a Mexican gentle
man calling on him admired it. With
true native p~oliteness the American
said, 1T is yours
The Mexican, a good deal Of a joker, re-
fused at first, and then said:
We'll, | rW take it.
Pm - if you DO, said the Amefi-
can. falling iIom the extreme polite to TIE
extreme v~crnacular.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
CHILDREN'S CHATTER.
THE NIGHT GOD FORGOT TO HANG OUT
THE MOON.
When the Lynn DresSmaksgs 60! an Unexpected
BlessiDg-Ha Ses2 tho World-A Youth
full Panster'S Joke.


Little four-year-old Charley was being
prepared for ted. The night was very
dark and cloudy. Said he TO his mother,
as he looked out Of the window, 81 guess
God has forgot to hang his moon out to-
night. +. b. H.
Charleston, Feb. %.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

Oar VIVA wanted to know who made
her. When We told hDr God" said he,
what does God do " IN all the babies?
Does He send them Down rs fast - lie
gets them made Mrs. NJ. p. 5.
Harris, Feb. II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

My little niece, aged 4, recently heard
me remark to her mother that | intended
in a few days 10 go to Lutte Rock-the
State Capital-Gn some business. "Oh.
Uncle II, when you dit to Little YJck
WON'T you buy me "A little yocking chair"
II. K NJ.
l-..,I, fl In
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
DID IL Himself.

'Your husband is a selEmade man, I be-
lieve," remarked a gentleman to a Con
gressman's wife.
Yes" she replied, ''her plumage puff
ing up with pride; 'yes, lie is the aDarch-
ist Of his own fortune"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

thcy arc good here IN earth.n Arthur
Styled heavily: mo don't want 20 there,
and | don't want grandma and Aunt Cad
die to 90 there, either, cause then I can't
have any more ginger snaps and oyster
crackers"
Just after this last Christmas one OF our
pa;rhhors lost a beautiful child with scar
let fever. Arthur knew him, and enc day
we were startled 10 hear Arthur eSc'sim.
at was too bad II. died % soou after
Christmas, for yoH see Santa Clause wasted
bil money On him Mrs. S. l.. T..
EaSt Boston,, Ftb. II.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

OF n. 2. u iIGLN,
NSzhiBE; d. ;
Address Registered Ictirfs u
SgW GREEAEG EEEiHRssGahp
H"R xsf..-4

HEMEHHER thrltreI, ar..
BeaErcgari aud EaTly. w.r 20. 90
drawings, Is pulrGutsy az 50
integrity, that ne chance a.
that no one uAm possibly itiun r
will draw u prize.
RETErEfE fIRttaG pgy.E,n' 10. 80
Is GTARSS'EEEH ~ InEE n''.B'
Al HANKS Of Me- C.i,su-. aud
are signed IS the President Of 4.
whose char. -HH GHLta sEJ rH,pyu.
highest Courts; tr1r''grn r.va-e OF 20.
tons or Anonymous F,'"GCg. i.N.f
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
RchcemInc Tenturc.

O.ecoll AK Feb 1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
No. 800. A Logogram.

As whole / govern the State,
rUrtui!gd uuU Il fish I will be,
Repeat uuu { then hUeume plural,
Again and ysu have a large sen.
ErplfCy my L~ismcmbrTgl members,
Bchuud and YOU have a song;
EchyUi me again, 1t YOU want 20.
You've a river with a name that's not long
Ny c,coud, placed out by itself,
SLOWS what St!npy men give 60 their God
But % this ON" just add my third,
And y0u.yr something exceedingly odd.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

J. Uruta,, e. To bewaIl g. 4 p.rUuiuIy pun.
Ishuuut l. The person To whom q thing As sold,
8 To make beloved. o. Directs
DUELL CYCLONE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
4 NafnrnI OmerN.

n NatuTai Ou''S'
Little Nellie, Sged four years, wa5 out
riding one day. While passing a cemetery
she looked Up to her mother and aid;
Mamma, how long after they bury any
one before the grave stone up
East Marion. FCb. 9. Mrs. l..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

fear 4 Kind Of spiral scroll. u,cdin the Ionic
and composite capitals. Arch 70 escape. e.
Gravel or march with lobtr g.. Small lutts OF
hair under the chin. Ourselves g. \ letter.
OpEtI CYCLONE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11
No. $50 An AnaLrau.

This single word In Webster fits.
Ia.T pay sons dsri IN hfs.
Again the letters mix If YOU prefer,
' IpUl., soon ra' ne Dot, sir. tEs,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-03-11

oc2oroi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The operas at the Metropolitan Opera House this
week will be these Monday, william Tell" Wednes
day, "Fldclio7 and a ballet; Friday, LAficane' :;
Saturday afternoon " LOhengHn."
Tonight concert will be given at Chckeling Hall
for the benefit of t. +. Harrison long years ago a
popular manager of musical entertainments in this
CITY on Monday night there VIII be entertain
meut By the Orpheus Quartet Club al the new build
ing of the Young Mems Christian Association, No. 3
East One hundred and twenty ffthst, at which Miss
Maud Morgan, the Young Ladies' Quartet and others
will assist
.Ierr Rosenthal will give additional concert IN
steinway Hall on Tuesday evening. al which he VIII
play Brahms's variations on a theme by Paganlnl,
said 10 be his most stupendous achievement.
on Friday afternoon and saturday evening the sec
ond public rehearsal and concert of the Philharmonic
Society Will occur in tho Metropolitan 0re.a House
The solo performers will be Madame FurschMadi and
Mr. Richard Arnold. Madame Fursch-Madi will sing
q scene nom Reyers opera. Sigurd," and the other
pieces in tho list are Schumann's Overture scheno
and Finale Srohrs eighth concerto for violin, cX'
cerpts from Massenets Herodiade7 and Rubinsten's
"oceans symphony in fits original shape.
The last of Albert Lester Kings 4 ur subscription
concerts at strnway Hall Will be given next Saturday
evening. -... .
The subscription sale Of tickets tOr the concerts Of
the Boston symphony Society will close at Stelnway
Hall Oh THURSDAY OF this week. The sale has been
large enough 10 insure successful financial outcome
for the Concerts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
Post ONCE Notice.

Should daily by all interested changes may ocnr
Letters foreign countr. need be specially atdre,,ei
for dispatch by any plrcnr saneL eA,ept WET !, 1
letters specially addressed being seat b. tue fastest vessels
FOREIGN mails for me Te.s s0sDf , december Will ''''
AncLoTi9 ettsr. ilasi De- dlr,ced per Anchora %
m. for Porto Rico direct per steamship Harold p
Of Dallas from New.o ORLEANS
TUEsDAY-At go tor Europe per steamship Ar.
mark sweden norway Russia and Turkey must b. directed
per Arizona y Tor Jamaica, Grrytown Buenflds
and del Torn per steamship Nd.naek let'.ss ioF
daGs isF s,o ,g PER ',ea%'ag ,,e, oo, i
be directed per NJ l. Nillayerie 10
wEDNEsDAY-At a m. for Ireland per steamship Ger.
manic Via queenstown de,iers oF Great bn,an ana otles
so a. ~ ior l EoIs grsn @ be directed IT.
at p. for Ciu'iad Bolivar per steamship Amioita
THURSDAY u BOA m Tor venezuela and CnrlcoA per
steamship Valencia geites ier y Of colombia va oSA
mGda per steamship trinidad p FOR Nassau, y P.
i for %Hn"d pei steamer oS Hasy at so p isr
II. Pierre Mique.oh peg steamer ifom HALIFAX
FRIDAY AT 3 p. hs Buea'its peg steamship Gnsse.
sATURpAY-At $50 a. m. for Euo2e per steamship
italy spain and Portugal must De directed per Cmbuag
Iagai per steamship l., Brelasne i,vre letlers cog
Great britain amt other EUROPEAN 'onni ue. n. =. ai go
steamship hey5aa VIA glasgow Gci;es ru'i dirsctoi
slip SHORTHAND via Antwerp letters directed ~p,r
NuNriaut' al % a VA ili Ahf fftiNfitiNH vs. No.
terrain, per steamship Amsterdam tettrrs must De directed
per Amsterdam % at a NJ. Tor Jamaica per steam,
shin Acue rffers SlVuuiil must lc directed
per Aenc"l. m. Tor Campeche chapas Iholsco ant
Yucatan per Steamship Dyui Alexandria letters Dr ptirr
Mexican states directed "P'r tty"i t AIn---
SVNDAY-AtBp M for Costa H,a. iinon, p0T
ship FoNltll. from New )rletns
Mail, for China and Jlnan. por steamship city q,
Ro See Jauero from san Francisco. close hero
Decembrr - st D. M. Mails Australia New
Zealand Hawaiian. Fi and samoan Islands per steamship
Narnsl from Francisco close hero lrtrnf 90, Al.
D. M lor on arrival York ~ steamship Aurnt Nt1
british mails for Australia Mails FOR he Society Islands
per ship rrOplc Francisco. close here
c.ml.r % al m NAL. for tnc q rliAn islnis. per
steamship Australia lil0m Francesca, cu-r here De-
,embsr go 40 7 D. M. Mails hg tuhA 1y raj -
Tampa Fla and thence 10y steamer hey Mesi tia. clJss
his Office daily 40 40 A.
The schedule closlg of Trans Pacific q. u arranged
the presumption ~ thCf uninterrupted overland uanst
Francisco Mails the Fast arriving on time AZ -al
Francisco day sailing OF steamers are dispatched
thence the day. Registered mail CLOSES AZ $50 D. IA pro
virus lay.
Post once New York. November 30 1883
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
4 IL EDDING

West Somers y. Y, Dec. miss Emma Osburn
daughter Of j. Allen Osburn, married TO Daniel
b. DeyO, Of Kingston, at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday afternoon The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. William J. Cummings,
of the Presbyterian Church. The bride trained
dress of white ialle with full dIaperes of tulle
and veil Of tue, held in place with white Puritan
rosebuds The ornaments diamonds. The
bridesmaids were Miss Carrie Newton, OF Geneva,
n. Y, who wore light blue silk and tue with
diamond ornaments, and Miss Maggie II. Wiles, Of
Haverstraw " y, who wore light pink silk and ulle
The bridesmaids carried bouquets Of Marechal Nell
roses The ushers were David II. Fsrrand OF Brook
lyn. and Jesse s. sitterly, of Fonda, y. Y. Guests
were present from NewYork City, Brooklyn, Auburn,
Eewbtirg and Kingston. The presents were numerous
and costly After a wedding tour south, the pair VIII
take up their residence al Kingston, y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
DIED..
December, 1. 1888, Mary

BRrsToL-on Saturday morning December l. 1883 Mary
Brainard, VIE OF Albert Bristol p,.,mon, y on
Mandy w P1e9 mes az 81 Northern r. r. of
train leaving Chambcrs-st at 10 P m. ,ou.. -, ,So
In,emcnt in Greenwood Cemetery OF convenience OF the
Western papers please copy.
BELKNAP-On December 1. 1888 at newark. MARY
Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence. q Halseyst Ne"aiN on LUIS
Interment at RAILWAY n j. convenience ~ tho family
BERGERA Baldwin Place weitsheser Souy ;he soS
Funeral serSees at his late residence Tuesday Deem
caSe' a. c i0 md IN Y otya p aroaa
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 70 attend
DEvoE-At spotswood n. j.. November 80 Isaac Devoe
Funeral al ST. Peters Church Monday. December 8. at
Train leaves cortlandts 9io returning atep m
GILIIs-On Friday morning November go 1857 Katherine
Funeral service will held her late residence ia East
Dterpsn on an Cemetery the cOnvsnence of tho
FrendsIxlndly omit flowers
GOLDSMITH AT Trenton on TS1r,dny November
20 Anne Iigbee widow o Or A,s d, scp nenheu Edward
Green 23i West safest, Trenton NJ OH MONDAY DC
oember 3. at IL O'Clock IN. ~
uoTBRooK-rn brooklyn on Friday evening November &c.
Joseph perry Holbrook in the G7th year o. asg Mon
day morning December g. al ! oe,ock,
rnterment at the convenience OF the family
Please omit flowers. "a ,,..
Livingston In the I'D year OF ms age
Funeral service. ~ Jamess Chuicn flue f"A ~" I'M"
mast twelve O'Clock. on Sunday, December 49, ,r,,.o,
Srecal leaves the Grand tenual NHuoh y" H"''"
River road. q o'clock sunday morning
PUTMAN-On Friday. November 30 1855 Ed"lh ru'ni'''
the 5ith OF his age -. ..u.-ot .o-,tc.s
Relatives and friends invited to attend me inn.i s ~
from his residence No go OuentalsI' No"@iA' " -
Monday the Sd inst at = p m
sPEER-At Jersey CITY, y. j. on thursday So y
90 1879 clara Louise daughter OF William II ana Eleanor
G. Speer aged % years -, -, 80. o..
Relatives and friends invited 10 aenn h'r inl VI '
day at . 80 m. from Parkst, corner OF Commuhl@"
ave. Jersey City Heights.
sCOTr-On Friday November 30. Mary Louisa. widow Of
the late Richard Scott and daughter of the ae CAPTAIN
Daniel J.. Porter formerly of New Haven conn a.,
Funeral services the residence % Mr. samuel Scott Il
Fast I3Othst Monday the "a Inst. a. half past 10
O'Clock q. m.
Interment In Greenwood AZ convenience Of The family
MAN-Suddenly, November 30. a. his residence
at Nan.on " j.. Frederick \. Seaman. I'm tho 7cth
year Of his age. .., ,---, 49,.
Relatives and friends invited attend funeral services
from nj. residence az p. m on MONDAY DecefnDtf -
Carriages will be IN waiting upon the asrNal OF We uah
leaving ferries foot u Barclay and Christopher SIS
at II
Interment at the convenience Of the family
Kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
THE GOLDEN GATE SPECIAL.

A palatial hotel on wheels. Weekly trips TO Cali
fornla Secure your accommodations quick for the
Golden Gate Special which leaves Council Bluffs
every "wednesday commencing December 5, at O'Clock
a. M for san Francisco via Union Pacific, " Tho
Overland Route and the Central Pacific Railways
DO not forget december 5-that Is the date II tho
first trlp of the finest train In the world, SURPRISING
the best Of modern hotels aud furnished especially
for this service by PullUan's Palace Car Company
There are accommodations for SHY people ana me
lighted by electric Hight and heated by steam from the
locomotive Hot and cold water supplied through
out the train elegant meals viii be served IN the
dinlng-car. which accompanies the train tho whole
\ hdrbcf-shop, obserNaIloh ruon HordI9 ;
smoking room. private bathrooms for ladies' and
gentlemen and fun corps Of skilled servants are some
Of tho novel features Of tho train lady attendant
win look after ladies and children trav' Hing alOno
without escorts thus supplying a want long fell.
Fare one hundred dollars WlO0l Council Bluffs 10
San Francisco, which includes every thing Bag
gage will only be checked through al Council Bluffs,
where II must be- Identified. and only ono hundred
and 1ftv 10 each full and scycny-ive pounds Of
baggage 10 each halftcket VIII be carried on this train
Full Information and accommodations can be OBJ
talned AZ the Union Pacific, The Overland Route
Office 2s7 Broadway. Call early and secure choice
accornmOdat lions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
HALL McILLTSTER DEAD.
sUCCUMBING TO AN ATTACK OF PARALYs1s-HE
STOOD AT THE HEAD OF THE CALL
FORNIA BAR

san Francisco, Dec. l tspcciall.-Hal McAlstcr
died early this morning at his home In san Rafael
PARALYSIS set in yesterday and falnting fits were
numerous Yet his strength had been so great that
the family did not expect sudden an end and some
Of the members were not with him when he died
Mr. McAllstcr married daughter Of the late samuel
Gicrmann and had a largo family. One of his daugh-
ters. Edith. married Francis c. Newlands, son-in-
law of the late Senator Sharon, and ono OF
the executors OF tho Sharon estate, who now makes
bs home I'm New-Yorl Mr.. McAnistcr had been In
continuous practice OF law here since ls49 lie came
ont around Cape Horn and speedily established a
good practice For years he hau been regarded as
head OF the California bar Among his great cases
were tho COLON case. IN which ho appeared for tho
southern Pacific Company, and the Water Right case
of Miller and Lux against Haggn and Carr. Mr.
Ward McAlllster, Of New-York, IS a brother Of the
deceased man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
TO KEEP UP THE RABBIrCOURSING.
HENRY BERGH SAYS IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO
GET FAIR TRIAL UNDER THE
CIRCUMSTANCES.

F. O. Beach was happy last evening over his
acqultta together with August Belmont, William
Rutherford, william Rcard0n, all club men, and
John Doty one OF Mr. Bcmonrs employees, In tho
case brought against them by the Society for The
Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals charging them
with violating the statute by coursing rabbits at
the meeting Of the Hampstead Club at Garden City
on Wednesday. Mr. Beach said to Tribune reporter
who called at his house:
We are making arrangements for cOurslng again.
understand hey are proposing to r-arIe't rs II We
attempt II. The sherins ought not 10 be allowed 10
make arrests for coursiAg outside Of the city. or
course it all right for them to make arrests here
IN the city when they see horse Inistreaicd IN inc
street, but they have much freedom outside OF
the city. The audience was with US all The time ara
gave a shout When the decision was reached. Why,
In England rabbit-c0urslng IS common thing.
thousands Of people go to see the contest or tne
II Is also wcllknOwn sport IN the West, especially
I'm California There few sports In the world
rabbits gets away. be gets away scot free and If
he is killed he dies instantly. We gave abundant
proof Of this in the trial. We shall probably have
another rabbit coursng match in about woeks,
although | cannot speak definitely on this point
Henry Borgh, president Of the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Animals, by whose in
structions the arrests made also seen at
his home last evening He said
The decision Of the jury does not affect our making
arrests II does not repeal the law. The law
stands ,hole !, Win his ra'n and sf u hat
down there It was impossible to got jury that di
not know DOtY and some OF The other defendants.
To get a fair Interpretation OF the law nom men
who al knew Doy was not 70 be expected.
What do you think about The proposition TO have
ralbItcoursi l.galzed, which is loi talked about -
was asked.
IL would not do the Legislature the injustice to
believe that they would pass act OF such wantOn
cuelfyp was the reply. don't see the difference
between rabbit cOufsne aud dog lighting and cock
fighting This custom is English and they are try
ing 10 Introduce 1t here, but propose to show them
that II IL unhmcrican. | am not English; ! am
American
ON Inc elghih and ninth pages Of Tho Tribnne To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

Miss Mary AndersOns last appearance at Palmcrs
Theatre will be on Saturday evening December Do Al
every performance between and that evening
excepting Saturday evenings, December aud 10, and
the matinee on December %, Tho Winters Tale
Will be given On Wednesday morning next, Mr..
Abbey Will place on SAT- all seats for any Of the re
naming perform ances OF her engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

1.-The Lscksnith Of Lyons" Ivy Prof VIM Horny Peck,
should be read by every lsver OF romance II is fall OF
exciting Incident and extremely fascinating throughout
smith. publishers For sale oy all ne wsaeaiers
Drt.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

Headers Of Tie Tribune who want 10 hire servants
Or find situations, let hire houses, TO buy or sell
real estate 10 lind work or workers Of one kind on
anOther. should study our eighth and ninth pages
his morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

For crisp and Interesting announcements about ser
wants situations houses for sale and To rent turn 10
tic numerous advertisements the eighth and ninth
pages Of to-day Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
HARRIED.

SNEDECOR-HTCKS-A Westbury long Island on the
2Sth nit by Inc Rev n T. Burns James r. snedecor Of
brooklyn q " Emma Hicks granddaughter Jackson Pow
e. u WestDury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

See the eighth and ninth pages of The Tribune for
many columns Of short definite advertisements Of sit
nations 10 be fl,d and persons 10 I'LL them Of houses
sell and houses wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
RIKER's FXPECTORANT,

For the positive Of coughs colds &c beyond question
very article In existence 30 sure are hey OF s en-
ry that they IN" money II are not cured
with one bottle Prepared only by Wa B RlkER soy.
Druggists aud Manufacturing Chemists bthave near 2ih
where they have been established forty hree years rice
por bottle haf pin 80 cents All he preparations -od on
Same conditions Inslst having RikEhs ENPECIORANT
and Won are sure Of cure. Sold almost everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

NO CHRISTMAS TABLE
,hould be without n bottle OF Angostura Bltters tho
word-resowned appetizer OF exquisite flavor Beware
af coun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

THACKERAY AND WALLACE.
See Walacks "reminiscences OF the great novelist in
scribner's for Christmas. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

II you want anything look at the Wants" in The
Tribune see the mary Columns Of them on the
eighth and ninth pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02

Mile Soule 20 West 21ihst prelaraofy 10 gong aON u
selling elegant stnc 81 Imported Wraps Dresses anu MA
torals without regard to cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-02
Z. g. w. SEwANEE. (. &
Unequaled In quality. nRlsh and form.
(. & W
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D
Wricht's Myrrh Tooth Soap. The

0IV WIS.,
Disease. o. the Nervous system Genito Urinary Organs
Impotence and stcrAty. Hours 10 IL, to-.