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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

ments. When the vehicle is filled to
the brim with laughing gay-clad child
hood, there can be no prettier sight.
But there is certain abnormal ap-
pearance. that reminds one of the old
men striving for youth through the
medium of the deceptive elixir, in the
sight of the little cart more than brim-
full of young wamanhOod. This is also
a familiar sight on NicOllet avenue. and
the thought fits through the mind at
the sight: Probably Papa and Mamma
bought the cart years ago for the little
girl and her dolly. and now that the
equipage is still in existence, with no
other little brothers and sisters to turn
1t over to, the young lady feels she must
wear ii out along with the other posses
Bions of childhood.
very elegantly attlred young man.
in lavender paintings and a black silk
sash, met with a terrible accident while
walking up Hennepin avenue yesterday
afternoon. A great hOrrid coal hole was
open and a sturdy Scandinavian was
shOveling pea coal into it with a steady.
mechanical motto while his eyes were
fastened on the screened windows of a
LIQUID refectory on the other side of the
street. Young Mr.. Wydepants was
walking slowly along reading an even
Ing paper when the sidewalk sud
denly fell away under one of
his feet, and one leg of the
lavender trousers disappeared FROM
sight like flash. while the husky
Swede swung the big shovel around
with easy uncOncern and considerable
force. The shovel caught the fallen
hero in the ribs and tore his sash. while
the dirty coal ratified all over him, and
when he had eXtricated himself he
looked as if lie had beaten the trucks
from Omaha to Frisco" At first he
first he was inclined to act on the basis
that he had personal grievance against
the teamSteT. but thought better of it
after sizing that gentleman up, and
finally went into the store in front of
which the catastrophe took place. When
he went in he was very indignant. but
the proprietor proved to be a kind of
middleweight Hercules in appearance.
so WydepantZ fOrgave him also and
consented to consider it an unavoidable
accident.
Police Commissioner Guile asked yes
terdav whether Minneapolis is city of
200.O00 or big OvergrOwn Yillage?"
Well, the former, but some papers fol-
low course in their treatment of local
events that would indicate the contrary.
A controversy between policeman and
captain of police that was not at all
sensational was given as much space as
report of a council meeting by one
paper. but the Tribune clapped the
climax yesterday by making the dis
charge of two or three mattresses in
restaurant the leading feature in its
local news.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
Take Your Own Horse

And carriage or the motor line, for the
Minnehaha Races. Three frst-class
races, and fast time promised.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
Have You Seen

Those SIS easy chairs, upholstered in
nice plush or good tapestry, that Brad
street, Thurber q Co., Syndicate block,
Minneapolis, are selling for only IS. 50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
Grand Excursion, ST. Paul ard
Minneapolis to ST. Joseph.

On September Is and so. via Chicago.
st. Paul 4 Kansas City Railway. Tickets
good returning ten days. One fare for
the round trim
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
Worth Looking At.

Those beautiful antique oak side
boards. heavy plate mirror and richly
carved, that Bradstreet. Thurber Il CO..
Syndicate block, Minneapolis, are sch
ing for only S27.65.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
New Center Tables.

In antique oak and mahogany finish,
well worth the original price of So.
BIadstreet, Thurber q Co., Syndicate
block, Minneapolis, have cut them to
60
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
THE NEW LANDLORD
OF the Wilson House, Webster
City. 10,

Is Will n. Merrill, son of c. A. Merrill.
the well-known proprietor of the Ma
tional hotel, Minneapolis, and Dan
combe house, Fort Dodge, 10. The
Merrills are becoming famous as fam
lily Of hotelkeepegS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

Evening journal.
The Journal recently threw away its
old pants, with holes in the seat and
natural fringe around the bottoms, and
bought new ones. Yesterday the Even
ing Tribune was seen wearing the same
old clothes the Journal had discarded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
PHASES OF LIFE.

A familiar sight on Minneapolis
streets is the unique little pony carts
with their diminutiye equine attach
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
PAUL & MERWik.

Patent Attorneys and Solicitors. Offices; 10
German American Bank Building, ST Paul:
657-6GO Temple Court Minneapolis: 925F
street Washington D.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

Gigantic purchase of Chill
dren's Cloaks, worth $3.50 to
$3.50 each. For st. Paul
Thursday
Only St4S.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

The Famous Minnehaha Track
Was never faster. Go and see the
horses. The motor takes you direct to
the track.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
BETHESDA BAPTIST CHURCH
The Ceremony of Official Recogni-
ton and a Banquet.

The recently organized Bethesda (col-
ored) church was. last night officially
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

10000 Pure Candy, put up
IN fancy tinsel boxes, one
pound in each box, worth Csc.
for St Paul. Thursday f5c
= per box
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

5-button Kid Gloves, in all
the new shades, worth 81 per
pair.
re- For st. Paul Thursday, Soc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

Fancy Silk Brocade, new
and stylish, regular price,
$1.25 per yard.
For St. Paul, Thursday, Csc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
Patent Laws Jas. F. Williamson.

Rooms sO7 and sos Wright Rlosk, Mime
apolis Solicitor of Patents, Counsellor in
Patent cases. Two years an examiner in
L. 5. Patent office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28
.D|0NA[DSOkSS
Glass Block.
THURSDAY
ST. PAUL
BARGAIN DAY..
All goods delivered in st.
Paul and Suburban points on
Friday morning by our own
wagons.
Pure Atwood White Blank
cts from the North Star
Mills, Minneapolis. worth
$3.50.
thursdays price, s2.9S a paii

Ladies' Jersey Vests, Fine
Merino, fall and winter
weight, high neck, long
sleeves, worth 69c each.
For St Paul, Thursday 48c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

Mems all-silk Neck Scarfs,
very fine quality and usually
sold for Csc eacn.
FOR St. Pau, Thursday 2 for
s. 25c.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

1s42-inch Black Spanish Gui-
pure Skirting, worth $1.25
per yard.
For Thursday, only Soc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-28

Colored Silk Corded Gal
loon Trimming to match all
the new fall shades, 2 IA
inches wide, regular price,
75c per yard.
St. Paul, THURSDAY, only Soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

ton squares 30 not have bands near each Other
letter put two together side and side. close up' s.a
have them play sltcrnaely-Iuck time always. ANY
Organization that can s,ng National OF larouC ~
the rvute lot them do 30. especially Tor tho frc''
dent -, ,.o.s
very fast - Gear III. Wy -. u-o Do' or ,rr,,,'l
assistance can can lc provided III case ui pfFi.
Organizations moving north 20 Join the comm "u~t
west OF seva.uiavo after passing fotr 'nin'h't' 80
a. TO inierfcre with formations IN c0lam" ,.rtoo
souare between fourr,enth and Filtr'nh %
kicacr5ockrr Ice Company rrnsh zee, sac ot pan
Waferca!1crs o4u leave c0iunIn a. lii""nih-si. ana
Hroaiway, get water, aud rcion ~ column "'nce
around Union square.
Al a general conference OF presidents and repre-
sentalivcs Of civil Industrial and pusncao Irs a ,'
cations " tie c,;y, gold medal. saver El'o"I a."
banners were provided - be AWARDED the organize
None in The columns which should stand hrs see'"u,
third, fourth NTH aud s.Aia Ia o!Gt d ne'l.. -
god medal To TIE r,'. TIE SILVER medal 70 lt
ard the banner TO the others nc nca -. 80
banners "a be awarded Tor compliance ia oose.Nn't
proper distance. prowpn',> "i n'Iencn,; .9, Ig
marching. good orslu!L'ti"n best tppctairr ,ff"'-
out aud opsdlence t, oitcrs Ihe GsfauI1aH.""II ~,
wA!ca t."se awards viii O' rlv.l val D' U'S',u ~
consolidating reports Of fifty judges cioaeH nOH W.
National Guard, stationed At d!Icr'Ht points ai"Ie
The line 70 mark m.rt. numbers and MAKE report
Uniforms or march IA step WI; not codnt III 49,
marks, best time aud closest distances got highest
DIVISION marshAs will solec, aud to their
command, aay deputy u.ar.ha they desire. and IA
theIr sales and marks FOX their respective divisions
different however,, from chief marshall aides ana
Tho artillery detail VIII fro each one gun as tho
head OF the column moves. Wlcu hc head o. INC
coln reaches the President, salute o. one hundred
guns. Al ,.,
Narsbals salute with the emblem OF Office 1.-THE
baton the Pre- ideni. Mayor and the representative,
az tho clvn and indl, tlai Interests Aides VIII h1l
salute. , ma,
commanders Ot each organization. unless armed
vrl I'M their hats The President and Nepresehr
aives: armed officers salute with tho sabre.
General Buttcrhcld met the chiefs OF the v'rlons
sections a. the 9TH Regiment AriaoN lhS'
nirht and the foregoing orders were read 10 tle;n
Hey were also drilled in some military hc'cs
that must be observed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Low WATER ~ IKE GEE1T LAkES

The effect Of nght snowfall during the w!n'cr and
DIV su,ing T., seen fn Il remarkably low water level
on the chan II Great Lakes. III downward bound
grain feet La experienced great delay AMI som" los
from tll, cause TIE mUrn.nS dispatches !cPVlf
twelve vessels aground Last night whi many olncr,
have been on and been released. The greatest dfi-
Guilty IS experienced IN the ~. Clair Canal aud Il.
the Hvers
The groundngs In the g. Clair Canal have been
80 numerous that General PIE. tie United States eli
snrer IN charge, has ISSUED order. that no vessel
WI De- al!Op ct " eater that channel drawing TuT
than hfeen feet Of water. several have been OOgr,
TO cllten already The lOW water VIII be anoihri
serious impcdRent IN the way Of profitable ,raSon's
business TIE heavy curriers'. With alone make
money In dull tines, cannot carry full loads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
THE GALLANT LOUISVILLE LEGTC

TIN, c,rrAvT LOUISVILLE LEGION ARRIVES.
Go,ornor simon r. BucAncr ami stan Of kei'"'" ~
arrived At tho Grand Central station at o CLOCK S'S
dav afternoon and with his panty cane the i@H'Vu' i'
Vile LEGION $50 strong. ne party !eft Lo''V.'- a. .
o'clock Friday morning They Drought WIN - -
.h.c tuturky t,soughnreia which the mounted "m''r
WIFI ride Io,ai {. Murray and several members % ''
coulr,,,. Of 1ilangrucnto wen" ON Lana To "''''" Wv
strangers The regimen. marched in IN" s'y' - y"
comfortable quarters provided tor them or Lyric HUI
The Governor and his parry went u inc '"'h -',
If,I n, l. -ta0 an, Ehpai..r General Samuel +. iiL
chief ~ s,aH Colonel Einc't Macpherson, ludg
general Colonel H. Northrup quartermasJeF general
Colonel ~ H. Crump Inspector gon9fal
The officers OF the regiment ar J"hh H. 'a''''''"i'
cau,ain; W. H. Cosn ltutCn1ni-colOnc and james u
G,,v major. This Oily u ,.d.rir - he "ert'" req
ucn and WIZ p" o., only ftpf"."i'' 90
ths great u,rain Oh Tlesdny The rogiucHiui Nhoh-I
lax ihry carry Won o toriTtvtoh ia I.i' A.,
In 1855. Another nag tAat ihF 4" 10 carry III -. i,,,
- ~. orsen which heir prodecs bore Throughout
M NnNlcan Mar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
BAsrEALL RsPoarDHs FAIRLY AT WORK.

From The chicago News.
The trouble on the baseball diamonds Of his gcat
republic has begun In earnest and tho baseball le.
porter Is IN his glory lie Is as peture,quc
a ever. ana U!lnilI VI enthusiasm. Behold few
samples OF his work. cucd from the Sunday ncwspa-
per-:
The ball went UP shrehinc-
sound !ike The swapping o, a nlaiunlaSt told
that carroll had made aaOthe. three base hit'
me ball tore over the field. chuI-llng the air into
bpark' u seemed. and dOning Ike a circular avs
hthlon slappeI his bat on the uec Of a ball
u j. evident hat the boys IN good form, and II
cy do not succeed II making their stories u tho bali
ma suHcl,nty startling 10 Jar the attention Of TIE
caou' ptbhr, y Viii DC tie fault o. the English Ian.
gag. and not theirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

From The Lewiston journal
Yes" said Colonel Ngt TAYLOR, inc Jolly ioU'
fr,p, VIRGINIA VIM vas ln lAs1 ls'un last week.
iolsht TO the a,t against you, and Is Jccn's lIco
never surrendered so sir
t,1cd 10 run me down with drawn sabre N Ms hah
I hadn't heard what had talon place va h9'A:n
but a private. SURRENDER you blamed r'p. .'W
Yankee cried, but wouldn't do H. hsH a pclicc
horror Of Northern prisons from VIA, nos 'D mI
hair IL You get mo- ard ran for the woods
Ile put after me and HI, ne twice acr,Ss m
az n Was | got 10 thr woods ard escaped hin.
Yes. gentlemen, | run wen, but h"'eT SUI
rendered. nNo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
FAIR WEATHER PREDICTED.
THE RINsroRM WILL Br OUT At SEA To
MORROW

THE RAINsToRM WILL Br OUT At SEA TO
MORROW.
Probably millions Of people at tho present
moment anNiou,'v awaiting the verdict Of the
silnaI sorvice office for against rho chances OF
Gnc weather during the days Of "a" Crntonnii 'He
brof,on sergeant Dinn's report OF yesterday IS bei
but Significant and may BE left speak for Itself lie
say:
"Trom all Indications 10 hand consider II certain
thu, MONDAYS weather will be- fair and warner anu
indeed everything points 10 exceptionally me DAYS
during the earlier part of the work. on coIF'H. OS
tween now and Monday TlnS lay fresh ana rdp"
dovc!opments may arise alter completely
the present conditions. bur, anyway, they Woih "c
rather TOO late to affect the fairness Of Monday ana
Tuesday, Tie storm which Is now Worrying rs w"
centred last nl.ht OF the Delaware caps ana f'r
twenty four hours has been moving slowly IN norm
c,storlv direction Iy tonight II viii tc "n me coast
If Massachusetts. T. morrow l anticipate cl'HHnI
,,ath.r ard hy Monday tbs storm viii hav" gone
y -bt out upoa the ocean. Washington AMI baltimore
have suffered most heavily from rain. and I'D y ~
York the total lq!l up to the present uH'e r"-"''
lltilc OVER four inches. . ,,,
" Storm signals are fyug all along ne coast rom
Norfolk ~ F1,toort. 1he velocity II ~" wlFi 10 u4N
has ranged i"om ten 70 twenty MUGS an I iI tH
be the rule. over to Tst OF the county; cNcpui
~, lower lakes whlv there has been Er!e rain me
weather l. rpOi cieAr' . A., ,,,,
All FRIDAY night and YESTERDAY morning w" VIII
staten Island crryboatS experienced much dnicIty N
entering thr slip at -. George. OWING to th' nav IN
The mTalovs at south icach were Headed and con
siderable damage done By The overflow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
100 Eoses One Dollar

,tlcr and hayc ordered The bells Of charges 10 be
rury a, sunrise noon ani sunset on April 30
The tel in the u the church al Fi'h'aFe' ana
Forty,.ghthst which Is Of those 10 Dee FHhg en-
this occa-on ha, history eNtentng FAR BACK IN" P"
,,cr,t,ou, having been ca- Amst Tdam In 173l ana
,r.4cprd 70 ha church corporation by Colonel Abrohan
D.. r,v,ter a prominent citizen Of New-Nork at tna'
time for me U.s. Of the Middle Dutch Church. which
stood a. Nassau and Cedar -, on mo ground now &c
cuplei by the building OF the Mutual Lie Ihs"1'H''
COMPANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
TWO prcrvry7s From PrrrsBuRG.

ITttsburg. April II (SpeciaD-Apont l'loo f'uS
burg miIitiamcn started for Ncw-lork tonight U"
particlpate in the grand parole on Tuesday; me me
commands are the l4th Regiment, conmahded by Uy
lnlnucl p ID. Parchment, Win 800 men ana d truhi
CONS ~ th~ty-two pieces, Battery b. CAPT ain ltua'
vltk atty men: the lsth Ecc'neuf Colonel norman
NJ smith, with 90 men ana drum corps VI "''1
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

which socraeH % be- nuan!ment o. the as
e1-e called three different physician and the feVe'
was broken up but the Leg became very badly s"o'h'
causing great suffering, and The muscles so contractor
that his * was drawn up right angles lie was o.
cours. unah. wax. could NOT bear TO be haieh
and cons iernd I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

Out Of the ear,h's tceulns n!Nons OF NV ~, ,a,,
a,,yeIv few have uer,ee,y pure hea:try blood me i.
Of hereditary scrotuia exists f. the hlo'a u wv 49,,
icrity OF people While many others ar1ulf NV -,
impure air Improper food and cSc'sS"' h'n' -
ne,ntiye necessity for reliable hluod pur!f" h'o no
sss,n,,,uo tlch .raacae. every .mpurty, ma give,
to .he boo! vitality and hcs Ia. 1t cures scroin''
rheum hunors. toi,s. pmv AMI al o'heI -
caused b. impurities or posorous germ IN tho n'''
We ask Of any sufferer Is that Ho1u's Sar@spsHa u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
yIHG1YINNs COMING ~ LAND AND WATER

VUgGININNS COMING 81 LAND AND "AI E''
Norfo!k Va April 47.-Thc Norfolk Light AriH'ry
rIuc. win, n,ll ranks I,n on tho ulI Dominion
steamer this evening for New-lorh Colonel IL. t.
UudIing, viii command thu Vhslnia troops az 'I'
trntrunipl Twn hundred ami Nity ADDITIONAL men
from thi, section OF tho >t4o viii Leave hcro N-"''
.nM Ait.lnOUn W rlll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
srrAnY srrEANs OF NEW ArnlvAIs

The streams Of people, taal hayc been steadily passing
into the biz hotels all tc week Increased materially
Yesterday and afor he arrival Of tic evening trains
Tie corrlor, Of all ~ principal house were lled with
people from all section, of d" country. >tatcSmrn
farmers. merchant, and manufacturers ioat'"d one
another ia Golr efforts 70 get al The desk 10 r''r
Those Who lad taken III" pmcauton To engage r"n''
In advance congratulated themselves GA th"r fore
thought. t.r nearly every l-' had 20 PM mp WtH
cots or seek accommodations rl>cVAcre Most Il tAcm
went down to The bureau Of Public Comfort, No 30
Cniou squa,r, whcr' tAoy found plenty Of roomS and
boarding places despite n" large number II those
places hat haze already been taken
TX p, sidcut Rutherford b. Hayes arrived ycs'cr
d,v A. tne Fifth Aveuuc HOTEL remain uHtll nn"r
th, crlebratiou H., -"rurl Greatly l.a--l VITA I'll"
r.,raratlIi> that aye hcins upr 10 cyIcMV'air tl"
,l.2f cccasiDn and a!s0 a. On" conspicuous paF ONO
I, taking IN Nh" demonstration. S"Laur Spoon"r u
Wl.cou-u, and GoNcra.r IMrnn"r. az hcAluthy, al
rived about thc same time NJ Hays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
This Testimonial
The Physicians said Iii, Leg Wouls
Have to be Cut Oh.

NeaIv two years ago hal hTn.r .o-as Il q, -
leg /, i7ouorl occasionally tlr y.As an -. -
seemed 70 become ENyd. aad rla,'l sd. ga q, p,
Ia D,ccnbcr las, had sHan're e." ~ 80. a.
o5.cent piece. and all around ar - ft.-e v,. - =,
so-c- which L2i rot been heact g. 's-.e -. %,
hai RED medicine for scTofuia. bvt 8. go .,
n, good and = physician tod l would a., .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
A Fair Trial,

"a no have ncr-cc, confidence IN Us awe powers one
o, the mos. 4sroYs forms % >crotua IS that popnaFN
known q. "NhiH swelling" II Is exceedingly oi'"cu'
70 cure ard unless specify It VII heeoia'
chronic ard incurabe W. hn7o al who srfcr 'rH II"
pure blood Of scrof,la o- VIII T'af TIE fo' own"
st,,oment which came I, rs cn''re'y unsolicited;
I do not write this the request OF Any one bur be-
CAUSE l feel .t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
A CONFIRMED CRIPPLE.

After time had tho swelling lunccd. midway between
the knee and ankle. and IL would -rharge over pnt
q, pa, az times. decided 70 TAX him u Cincinnati u
Anyo leg operated upon, expecting he would los" IT,
But he became 20 poor and T thought would
.e him gather strength Il pos bic. and bought
bottle Of Hoods slrsaparla ana began giving 1t n him
Tit, medicine woke up his appetite AMI he ate mora
heartily Than for long uo. AZ this time the sore was
rrfu re. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
A DUTY TO HUMANITY.

81 thai Others lf'ctci boy was may kE'"
where nnd ie.of
In tho spring Of lSs7, nv son. seven years on
began 20 complain ot IN mis- right leg. whi'o
swelling appeared jns. below the knee Joint atd
extended from the % the ankle AZ the same ti''
10 was with attack OF t'fef'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
PIECES OF home

hogan % como or. O: T. have IN oHce on piece q
tho bone long by nearly hflf inch broad
which came GU. Of the sore. seemed - b. doing him
much good ucd giving HIM H)od- arsapariia
Tho discharge The dccrcasci the swelling went
down. the .cg strairhtru"d and he had perfect
use u his ,g lie everywhere as Ivy
a. any boy ard apparently a. VEL q, ever, except
that the leg docs not seem strong a
Tho other probably becaue OF losing tn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

CLOSING PRICES or cALIFoRNl' sT'rhS
San Frsncla. %. Ays.. -, l'7'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
g OLD ? &C 7 s

have my leg OF. 7 WOMB o. c-1ss.' :. .'.. ,.,
began 70 t.su. Hoods sar,apprtHa u ,.ou. .-. r..
I noticed that the sores is4an ~ ia. 49, "a -,
.ould and steep wcll wher"a- before hal 3D. 49,.
and did noc soep much. In! cont trei .,,.v
/ also uscd uoots olive o.nin. ., 30 fa- >.... ..
three y f'HF months was '''''. '.'' i'+ r ~
general health never was root a.r n. 4, s.,
xlparia has dom much for mo nat ifok .. ..,
#, weigh, In gold" ANDREW lACKLLY R9x .,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

THE COUNTY pENpt RAi CA i.tItAIt9
"Wo wcr, frozen ont yesterday, aid W. are drowned
on. 10 nishrH said we'll known County Democracy
potlcian last evening 10 contemplated the hori'l'
weather which threatened ~" SUCCESS Of III gathering
Of his or25nAa.!un for opennr ~" CcD'e2H'a' Cc!'-
hyation at cooper Union The rain prevented the lis
PLAY Of fireworks promised. and se"pci Ia pui dapirt-
ing tones into tic music of haynes Goth Regiment
band, usually full OF marital VIM Police Comm'a-
soucr John r. Vourhls ~ chairman Of n" County
Democracy County COMMITTEES, calod tn meeting ~
orler and tried quite unsuccesSfully. to breathe some
M, into H.
Nrcr he reading according - tlr programme "t
Wa,hWrtou's Inaugural aldr. - District Attorney john
H. Follows was Introduced. Tho Colonel iii liz best
To tr,,e tae minds ~ d., ...' fa.'r present
frlorn condition, political u'r- 20 iAr
glorious event ~ 100 yeats - ser" caiIrd
to celebrate. 1ur fact Na r ., rHl ParA
Departments, o, we'll a. ne 'I'nt "f Pn'li'
Work. were a'unt 20 D." tl.Du fti. ltl"r them ~ "u.
fell ,'roln cIlM rut h' tu--"'I tfri Vth i''rYrd
worl-, however. ami 'hc cfrrr, vlih ooca~iruaIy
e,-lr,l Tine u.aiur> most flowing Grrpi, wcr' dismal
Representation, ~ genuine cniLJ.--s'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
Sores on tho Face.

last Deceuher an ciol wi'h .-'-'.'.rs 49,,
on the loft side 81 ny face AMI around my ~ .s-
was obliged leaNr woi@. Rod >aEtspsr VI,
recommended and after taxing le-s 'aAn 80 l.,. . A.
he sore, disappeared l sincerely ~ 4rr .. -..
with scrofula 70 give Uo"t'> >Nr-.flrria ...,. g.
JOSEPH V. A. FRATES. 2cG Hollis. oar.a, a..