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pOSSIUl0 value tudt Ouly IOOSC
engaged in trade can understand.
The saving Of one day in the transmission of
mails betweenN New York and San Francisco,
which has recently been accomplished, is
an incident worthy Of mention. The plan
suggested of a supervision Of the post Offices
in separate districts that shall involve in.
structiOn and suggestion and a range OF the
efficiency OF the postmasters. would. l have
no doubt, greatly improve the service.
The unsatisfactory condition of the Law re-
lating to the Transmission through the mails
of lottery advertisements and remittances
is clearly stated by the Postmaster General,
and his suggestion as to amendments should
have your favorable consideration.
THE NAvY.
The report of the Secretary of the Navy
shows a reorganization Of the bureaus OF the
department that will, I do not doubt, pro.
mote the efficiency OF each. In general,
satisfactory progress has been a in the
construction of the new ships of war author
ICED by Congress. The first vessel of the
new navy, the Dolphin, was subjected to
very severe trial tests and to very much
adverse criticism. But it is gratifying to be
able to state that q cruise arOund the
world, from which she has recently
returned, has demonstrated hat she Is q
first class vessel OF her rate. The report of
the Secretary shows that while the effective
force of the nav Is rapidly increasing by
reason of the improved build and armament
of the new ships, the humble Of our ships
lit for sea duty grows very slowly. We had
OF the 9Th Of March last thirty seven ser.
viceable ships, and though four have since
been added to the list the total has
not been increased, because in the
meantime four have been lost or con.
demned. T~wenty-six additional vessels
have been authorized and appropriated for,
but IL Is probable that when they are com.
pleted our list will only be increased to s., .
gain of i've. The old wooden ships are dis.
appearing almost - fast as the new ones are
added. The facts carry their own argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
vAR1o7S NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

FTIZABETH.-Frank Westervelt, sentenced to State
Prison for three years Saturday, tried TO dig his
way out Of the jail yesterday, but tho plot was dscov
cred.
PLAINFIELD- Carey, constable, yester-
day PLAYED havoc with the telephone and telegraph
system by cutting down two thirty hve-foot poles IN
Eightl-st Each pole had forty wires on IT, The ac-
ton Of the officer was due to a lawsuit now pending
between Mr. Winter, the owner of the property In
front Of which they planted, and the Sew-YorR
and New-Jersey Telephone Company. The case IS
now before the Supreme Court
A1LBURN-The rededicahon of the FIRST Baptist
Church VIII take place tomorrow. At p. N. the
memorial window viii be unveiled. The Rev. Dr.
W. H. Par1Iy of jersey City, Will deliver the address,
and the Rev Dr. Joseph T. Elder will read the scr
mon In the evening addresses VIII be delivered by
ministers from Orange and New-York
BERGEN POINT-The Rev. c. f. Maxfeld pastor
Of the Baptist Church, began series of illustrated
sermons on sunday evening on =" The Parable Of the
Prodiga Son.
CONSTABLE HOoK.-At about o'clock yesterday
morning two highwaymen attacked two citizens IN
East Fourtoenthst., and relieved one of them Of a
new suit Of clothes and his hat
BAYONNE-Revival services viii be continued all
the week in the Madison Methodist Episcopal Church
Last night Thomas keenan,. Of Newark. delivered an
address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
SpAr1sH EpIrORS At LAW.

Ramon Verea, proprietor Of the Spanish semi monthly
newspaper Fl ProTosso" published in this city, has
brought an action through his counsel, Wingate
Cullen of No. 90 Nassau4st in the Supreme Court
to recover $4,000 from Jose G. Garcia, editor OF the
spanish newspaper Las NovedadeS" for alleged defa
nation Of character Tho defendants counsel Is the
firm Of Olcott Mcsterc Sc Gonzalez, of No 80 Broad
way. II IS set forth that the plaintiff believes that
Las Novedadesn is subsidized By tho different gov
crnmcnts of countries where Spanish IS spoken, to
publish such matter as the several governments desire
have appear in the Spanish language In this country
II further alleged that drunkenness, which is con-
sldercd a heinous offence among spanards, has been
charged against the plaintiff in humorous articles
printed in Las NOvedadcs' The constant reiteraton OF
these and other similar charges the plaintiff alleges
has caused his paper 10 lose respect in countries where
II was formerly largely read The defendant In his
answer denies every damaging allegation and makes
counter charges against the plantus paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A statement was attributed yesterday to Colonel
A. D. Baird. who ran for Mayor In 1887, In which
be said am not candidate for office and VIII NOT
again accept a nomination for Mayor have MADE
up my mind to this and shall allow nothing 10 alter
my determination
Corporation Counsel jerks yesterday recommended
10 the Board of Aldermen the payment OF judg
ment for Sl3,813 20, awarded in suit for damages
brought by bernhard Dele on condition mat nvc
other cases brought similar grounds, for S4o ooo
In all be discontinued. 1t was referred 10 the Law
Committee.
George EhIers entered the iewelry store OF William
McNfG at No. 327 GTand-st, yesterday afternoon ana
asked TO sec diamond stud. One worth Sl1o was
shown him and he out of the store with IT, he
was captured
Romer Best, the colored burglar, pleaded guilty
Yesterday I'm the Court of Sessions 10 the charges
Of burglary and grand larceny In robbng the house
Of Congressman Campbell on January l."
The Aldermen yesterday approved bill authorizing
the expenditure Of s25 900 by Brooklyn for Its share
in the celebration OF the centennial Of the Inaugural
lion OF Washington in New-York on April 30.
The testing of the sight and hearing Of Bridge car
conductors was begun yesterday by DR.. +. a. Lewis.
Frank whiting, a of r. NJ whiting, ex-Com-
missioner OF City Works, died on Saturday at NO.
IS Fourth Place. after severe sickness, at the age
of thfrty-nine. The funeral was held last evening
In January there were forty fires. and loss OF
FiC2. go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
-, t,r.c,,on, 20 get It oa.hod, and that King dld

with directions get Ct Gained, and that King ala
as requested, but paid over no money.
Loon Wah, a Iaundryman, OF No. 30 Greenwich ST.,
was robbed OF SO by footpads at Broadway and
Pr,nce-st carly yesterday morning Only one arrest
was made and the prisoner, John Boland, age twenty
seven n, No 90 Bowery, held at the Tombs
Police Court in 81 900 bail for trial
Ever since Sunday morning there have been four
deputv sber4as at the Tombs keeping guard over
Ferdinand CAROLYN. the wife-muiderer and Henry
CarIton. who killed Policeman Brennan Both men
have been sentenced to be hanged on February 10,
but the sentence is a mere Formally as an appeal
carries with 1t a postponement of execution.
The Board Of Managers of the Coffee Exchange
Yesterday met 70 organize. The president of the
Exchange John F. Scott appointed the standing and
special committees Louis selgsbers was appointed
secretary of the Board and Of the Exchange
The Atlas Line steamer Avo reached here yester-
day from trip to the West Indies having touched
at the Haytian ports Of Prince, Jacmei and
Jeremie on her outward voyage, but she brought no
fresh news from the revolutionary island having left
port-au. Prince on January 4, and Jeremie January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05

WHITE PLAINS-The February term Of lhe Co dIay
o,rt and Court Of So slOns began yesterday peIoi
onty Judge l. N Mills and Associate Justices John
II Baxter and Henry d. Carey. ; =, H.
Zane Of New Rochelle yesterday filed In the Sutlo-
a,e's Court for probate tho Will Of David Carl LOT
merry Of City Island. His real and personal estate
IN New York and Florida is estimated TO DC worm
1000 600 which he has left TO his widow during per
life or as long she remains unmarried eAceP,
two thirds interest In of his orange GROVE %ch
bc gives 10 his SON David Carl, tr. ~ ms WIDOW
death or her marriage his estate IS TO pc divided
equally among his four children or their heirs
MOUNT VERNON.-The fruits OF the union revival
servces held here recently were gathered IN on sun
dsy Thirty persons were received In the FIRST Pres
byierian Church, and about twenty were baptized in
the Baptist Church An a,templ was maze
On Sunday night to destroy frame building in First
st by setting It fire. il Is occupied by W. W.
Mcclellan, proprietor OF The Argus" as printing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
LONG leland.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-The annual meeting Of the
executive committee Of the Queens County G.. A. Il.
took place on Saturday evening The subcommittee
an cnnIovment Of relief reported excellent progress.
Tho following were reelected officers; President,
Commander John :. Power vice president, Past Com
nandrr Thomas Y. smith. secretary, Captain l.. A.
Ftrnev: treasurer. Commander Alexander simpson.
The employees Of the Wafer Department r.
cc,Ced thcir back pay yesterday, AMI all fears of
tie.up have now been di,pclled. This was brought
abouf at a epccial meeting Of the Water Commits
.one,s held at the city Han yesterday morning The
MAYOR moved that the men be paid out Of the extra
wsfer rate fund.- and this carried by o vote Of
three 10 two.
has taken the ante norton statement Of little Leo
Ciosis who IL dying from the effects OF kick the
righf leg Leo, who IS but ten years old. I'm a game
Of Tag on December chased Charles Mcdonald
lad 81 about the same age into rub OF water. This
enrarcd The Mcdonald boys brother James who Is
fourteen years old aud it IS alleged that the elder
Mcdonald kicked Leo
GRAVEsEND-The John Y. NcKane Association
will accompany the NJ. J, Dsdy Legion 10 Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs

LACES AND EMBROIDEhIES.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Will have a special sale this week
of Black Chantilly, Hand-hun
Spanish, Spanish Guipnre ana
Marquise Laces and FlOunces.
Drapery Netts, 4S and 81 1nches
wide, in Chantilly, Tuscan. Rus
sian, Brussels and Point d'Espr1G,
in Black, Cream and all the lead
ing shades for Evening Wear.
Duchesse and Point Lace
FlOunces, Handkerchiefs, Bridal
Wells and Shawls. TOrchO |,
Medici, Florentine and Point de
Gene Trimming Laces in all
widths.
The Spring Importations OF En-
brOideries in NainsOOk and Gam,
brio Edgings, Insertions an
FlOunces, Neck Ruching, etc., are
now ready for examination.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Stewart will contest before Surrogate Ranfom.
poard OF Aldermen. City Hall

Stewart will contest before Surrogate Ranfom
Board OF Aldermen, City Hall
ton Hall, p. IN. , ,
y. Costume reception Academy Of Design, evening
Investiaaton OF West Washington Market by Com
mssioners OF Accounts. ,
Convention OF Merchant Tailors' Asseeianon' Masonic
Temple. -, ,,,,..,.
class OF 's5, Columbia College, dinner, Deimonicos'
evening. - ,
French Cooks ball Metropolitan Opera House. evening
Marion Legion No. . 400 Secondave., p. m
historical Society Eeventh-st and Secondave, D. m
Chauncey NJ. Depew League, Adelphi Hall, p m -
German Republican County Committee, No. IL 81
Merk's Place, p. m. 49,.
A. X Yirgil's lecture before Conservatory OF MUSIC.
D. .,.. rvn.op
Hall, p m
Pilot and Police Commissioners meetings
Lecture by Robert Bridges No. 222 Bowery q p. m
American Institute Farmers CLUB cooper uioor p M
Installation OF the Rev Jesse W. Brooks, Reformed
Dutch Church East New-York p m
Company II, list Regiment reception Armory ,, m
Investgaton OF Philip Millgan before Excise COM
nissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRIDG EPORT.-It has been ascertaned that the
e.. In p r Barnum's new dwelling was caused by
an oil stove used by the contractors Longsan Hurd,
who were fully insured. A large number OF
nevspaper men representing the Connecticut Press
association and representatives OF several New-YorR
CIV Journals last evening had dinner al the Atlantic
foiei given TO them by Colonel W. II. Stevenson,
yice- president Of the Housatonc Railroad, a former
president of the association.
NORwAIK.-Town Clerk sclleck reports thirty-six
deaths during the year Of persons eighty years old
and over
sTAMFORD.-The Oratorio Society Will sing Han
des Judas Maccabaeus' in the Presbyterian Church
on Friday evening
NEW. CANAAN. Senator Mead has introduced a
hill in the Legislature asking that 81, 900 be paid
nv the state TO the widow OF Louis Drucker, who was
murdered last winter while IN discharge of duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
srucrDE OF A VOTING GERMAN.

Alfred Hertz, German, age thirty-sx, OF Stenway,
L. L. committed suicide yesterday afternoon by shoot
ing himself in the head Hertz, who was practical
chemist, had been for the last year employed as a
salesman for the Manhattan Vinegar Company, Of
East One hundreds nd-twenty-ninth-st, New-York.
lie was the victim Of a severe case Of neuralgia. He
doctored himself for it, but could secure no relief
Dependency caused by constant sickness is the only
cause that can be attributed for the act. commit
tee from Herman Lodge, United Workmen, Of Stein
wav called ar the house. viewed the body and In
formed the widow that they would send her a check
for - 600 in a few days. Hertz was prominent
member Of this lodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
TOOK POISON INSTEAD OF QUINNE.

TOOK POISON lNSlDa Or OOlNlNb.
The main topic discussed yesterday In Mount yer
non was the death of william ii. Hills. who died In
the morning. at his home rom tho effects OF swai
lowing dose Of strychnine, winch no look by mis-
take for morphlne. Mr. Hills, who was for years
,rpe,od ennIove of the firm Of Inn Daniels & Son.
~ nroadvvav and Eighthst.. New-York. removed 10
Nount yernon about four years ago, where he pur
chased a small cottage subsequently he found his
bouse infested with rats and purchased a quantity
NJ etrvchnine 10 exterminate them. He used a POT
tion Of the poIson for that purpose and then placed
Tho remainder in a paper and kept tho package for
time under the carpet in one Of the rooms, and
when the Garnet was taken up he careessly put the
uackaee in his poclet On Sunday night Mr.. Hills
feeling Sick told his wife 10 go to the closet and take
powder out of his pocket Earlier In the day he
ad taken small dose of quin1ne. When Mrs. HIS
brought the package he told her that 1t was quinine
he having forgotten that the package contained srych
nine.
After no had taken somo Of the powder no com
claimed of pains in his stomach, and suggested TO his
Wife that perhaps he had taken the wrong medicine.
Mrs Hills tasted some Of the contents of the package
and assured her husband that what he had taken was
ouinine She told him that the powder tasted Ike
ouiniue and was of the same color. While Mrs. Illls
was endcavorlna to alleviate tho suferings of her
husband she was herself seized with violent pains
and soon experienced tho symptoms her
husband only in A milder FORM DIS. Campbell
Goodwin and Green were summoned, but when they
arrived al The house Mr. His was beyond human
aid and died in terrible agony at o'clock yester
day morning. The doctors succeeded In saving the
life of Mrs Hills. ilr HIS was thirty-six years
old was born in Haverhil Mass, and leaves three
children. the youngest being six weeks. old. Mr.
Hills al the time OF bis death held responslbe po
sitl0n in the employ Of r. H. Macy q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CUT HIS THROAT WITH A PENKNIPR

CUT HIS THROAT WITH A PENKNIPE.
An attempt at suicide was made yesterday morn
ing by ex-superv1sor Waters, Of the Eighth Ward ut
his home, No. 217 Twentteth-st He had been drink
ing deeply Of late. and was respondent because he
failed OF denomination as Supervisor last autumn.
He cut his throat with penknfe and inflicted a
serious wound. 1t treated at the senoy Hos
ptal, where ho is not expected TO 1--we more than a
few days. Waters was formerly a street~car con-
ductor and was active IN labor matters, serving on
the Executive Committee Of District Assembly M.
rs, Knights of Labor. Two years ago last autumn
be was nominated as the Labor candidate for Super
veor In his ard, and defeated the Democratic can
ddate by a large vote. He IS twenty-seyen years
nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
SlMLIPOx on IA NORMAYDIE.

The steamer La Nomandie arrived at Quarantine
yesterday from Havre, January 20, with two of her
down with tho smallpox The vessel was de-
tanned at Quarantine 10 enable the Health Officer 10
take the usual precautions The cabin passengers
were transferred AT late hour yesterday. Among
the passengers were Charles 4. d'Aubgny Consul
far Uruguay AZ Port Prince; Il. +. Fernandez
Comie de BIcssOn g. A. Rothschid and three Italian
priests. Fathers Lazaro Gaudolh, Giuseppe Martini
and Creste Muzzi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
THE FUNERAL OF FREDERICK NJ. STEMS.

The funeral of Frederick NJ Stems was held In the
Unitarian Church Of the Saviour In Perrepontst yes
terday afternoon Among those present were Cen
ersl J. b. woodward, A W. White, II. B. scharmsnn,
c. T. Eiscnach DR.. W. J. schildge, Julius Lehren-
hauss, c. Reusch George Farremann, H. Pabst' r.
Haas, George Lang Ernest Keller, and f. Robert
Keller Representatives of the German Liedcrkrans,
the Brooklyn saengerbund and the Leasing Quartet
we're also present Tho United Singers OF Brookly n
sang in chorus and the members of the uederkranz
also Addresses were made by the Rev H. Price
Caller and the Rev DE- b. Krusl, of the Madison
street Lutheran Church, Of New-Yorh The burial
wa Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
Jersey CITY.

The Isaac Rphraim congregation is collecting funds
for the erection of new synagogue, and $1,000 has
already been subscribed.
County Physician Converse and the physicians
throughout the city report that scarlet fever which
has been prevalent in certain parts of tho city for
week or two, is decreasing, and thero IS now no
danger Of an epidemic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
FOR AssA1UTING AN EX-AsSEMBLYMAN

FUN Ao1AOLI I1'V NV I@7N3f'''I7-'T I'I1 4'I4f''
The trial of George S. Record for assault and bat
terry on Edward T. Mclaughlin came of in the Hud-
son County Court OF General Sessions In jersey City
Yesterday Mclaughlin IS ono Of the richest men in
Jersey city and an ex-Assemblyman, and Record Is
a lawyer, one of tho counsel for the Bartlett Water
Syndicate On December 3, al meeting Of the Board
of Public Works, when a public hearing was given on
the question OF awarding 10 Bartlett contract for
supplying Jersey City with water Mclaughlin, who
strongly opposed THE plan was so violent in his de-
nunciaons OF its promoters that the sergeant alarms
of the Board Mr. Conway, was ordered to eject him.
Conway unable to de this alone and called for
help Record jumped to his aid, and between them
cIaucblin was forced down the stairs. McLaugh-
lin had Record arrested the charge of assault and
battery. The jury was out about four hours ana
brought in a verdict of guilty OF simple assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
HOME NEWS.
rJponf1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AIBEM RI4E-Medical Director H. o. Dean u ..
Navy nRUNSwICK-Adm A. McLennsn lyons OF
the British Navy, and Count de Ericsson Oh France
BUCKINGHAM-EX-C Congressman Alfred by, Oh nocn-
ester and Sidney H. Falrchld, Of Cazenova ~ T.
FIFTH AVENUE.-Washingto Mclean OF Olnelnnaau,,
and smith NJ Weed, Of Platsburg n. T. ONloN
SoIIIR General Thomas L. R0ssef. OF virginia w.
TSPs.colsnel Henry c. Hodges, u. S. Army, and
coI.hei James G.. Berret, Of Washington. "iNDSOI.-
General John MeNua, Receiver OF the "apa7h N'u"s9
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK MONDAY FEB 4. 1855

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MONDAY. FEB. .. 1859
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arizona Obj, Brooks, Liverpool with mdse and
passengers 10 \ NJ TudeThll * co.
Steamer Lyian Monarch OBJ. Hugge, London with mdse
passengers 10 SaudeTsOn q
IA Normandie orr, De kersabiec Havre, with
mfse and passengers TO A Forget.
Steamer Of Texas Willams Fernandina via Bruins
wick aud Port Royal with mdse and passengers 10
Mallory a. co
Steamer Cherokee Jack willie Charleston days
with mdse and passengers 10 VIM clyde a Co
Steamer Commonwealth, Van Kirk Philadelphia with mdSe
20 Roberts * King.
sUNsET-At sandy Hook, wind strong. NV; clear. At
City Island. WIND fresh, NJ cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Olympia OBI. sayin Mediterranean pOrtsHender
Bros.
steamer GuoAnui Ger. szymAnski Bremen-Goepel d
TTuDrT.
steamer Edith Golden (Br Bennett st AIMS Bay Ja-Gso
Vessels d co.
SAILED.
Steamers Olympia for Mediterranean ports Habana Hav
ana.
THE MOVEMENTS oP STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Feb 4-saied Umbria (Brl for New
York
H.NBuRd Feb4 Sailed wioland GER. Kaempr,
for New York
SOUTHAMPTON Feb tsaed steamer Ebe ger. Sanders,
for New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
NEWARK

Plans for the new Methodist church building In
Roseville have been completed. The architecture
will be Romanesque The cost viii be $4,000.
The subscriptions for the statue TO Seth Boyden are
completed and the contract for the work will shortly
be given out The fund started in 1871, when
few hundred dollars we're raised. To seth Boyden's
inventive genius is due in large measure the indus
trial prosperity Of Newark Inc statue VIII propaOy
stand In Washington Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
DISCUSSING BROOKLYN MErHoDIsM.

At the February session of The Brooklyn and Long
Island Preachers Meeting in the Young Mems
Christian Association Building yesterday, the Rev /
simmons oad a paper entitled Are there any proofs
that Methodsn IS waning IN Broohyn7' In dis
cussng the paper the treatment of church affairs In
newspapers was referred to- and IL was proposed e
Withdraw Mr. slmmons's paper from publication until
II had been revised by fine association. 1t was re-
ferrcd 10 DIS Kendg and Pardngton for consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
STATEN ISLAND.


STApT FTON<-George Brand arrested last
nigh on charge Of assault I'm the second degree in
having assaulted William Stabb in the south Beach
Hotel, Of which StabD Is tho proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-05
AnuounccrnsnM

Al
'' 'AA-' Lieym EXTRACT or BsEy.
cup after the ride
cup after the theatre
cup first thing in tho morning
A cup before retiring
A cup for the visitor
A cup when feeling blase ,,..
VIII be found 10 be Just what needed 10 nvgores9
teasp0Oniu cup Of hot water no uouole On yos
ties 60c bottles S27 Grocers ana urues''s do
OF limitations Ask Maggi's BOuillon
CoRNRLLs BENzoIN COSMETIC SOAP;
Best skin soap made Sure cure for ohapPea nnn"'' "
All Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers 20 Genus
DR.. SANPORD's LIVER INvIGoRAIoR
Is vegetable for Rheumatism when caused " al '
acid condition Of the system.
HENRY A. DANIELS, n u,
SlQ WEST l26THsr. $1,000 o,~sn.
Diseases OF tbs Nervous System, Genvo VrinnV O'e'
Impotence and sterility. Hours; 8 to H. D VOC
USE BRUMMHLL's CELEBRATED C0rGH DhV Srls.
Be and keep box OF them IN the house
A. II. B. on each drop Sold at all Elevated H. n eD'