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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-02-05
BLOOD SKIN 5 s.s5 .ass.

Affecting the Body, Nose, Throat. Skin and Bones, Blotches
Mucous patches In month, Ernptions, Rheumatism, Falling
han, Acne, Eczema, Old Sores, Ulcers, Painful Swellings,. from
whatever cause, posi- lively and forever driven from the system
by Safe, Tlme.Tested Remedies.
l cure SYPHILIS, recent or old cases, for life, safely and
surely, No poisons used. Ny treatment Is the result of SO
Years, Experienoe and the Hot Springs method. Cure guarnn,
tesd, Never to Return. Such cases demand special study.
experience and treatment. Avoid inexperienced hands. -
Send for Question List No. Q fres
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

Halves Brown. aged 50, one of the oldest
residents born in town
Is. Cheney-C alderwood case opened in
county court The trial lasted over two
weeks and was not finished at the opening of
the new year.-Death at Peacham of Andrew
McClary, 63.
20 Death of Mrs E1ery ]. Chamberlin, 90
81 Settlement of the celebrated Ryegate
conspiracy case by the three officers of the To-
cal stonecutters union paying n fine of $50
without costs.
% Christmas observed by the children at
the Methodist and South ciurchcS-Death at
Lower Waterford of AbiaI Richardson, Sc.
"a Christmas observed at the North
church and entertainment by the Episcopal
society-Death at West Concord of Mrs
Alexander Wilson. %; at st. JohnSbury
Mrs =. NJ. Spear, 81 at East Burke. Lemu-
el Walter. 74-Married, Edison Jenkins and
Dora Chapel.
%. Christmas observed at the Catholic
church and trees at the Presbyterian and
Observation-Disclosures at Hardwick Homer
N Penniman of st. Johnsbury and Clara Nj.
Lewis of Hardwick.
90. Public dedication of Knights of Pythi-
as hall followed by a banquet at the Avenue
house
~. At a special village meeting the
tract between the trustees and the Thomson
Houston company was ratified by the village
by vote of 3O1 to so.
%. Death of George r. Alvord's little boy.
aged four years.
80. Christmas Sunday school concerts at
North and Free Baptist churches.
December noted for its mild tempera-
below zero but six mornings in the month,
and there was not snow enough for Seighing
at any one time; very unusual occurrence
in this latitude. Two steamers the Mis-
sissippi were burned with the loss of nearly
100 lives, and q disastrous fire at Marble
head destroyed all the business part of the
town. OF the glad news of the month, the
finding of Stanley in Africa must take prece-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
HE BELIEVED IN DREAMS.

Awoman living in the eastern part
OfPortland lost a fur collar last Feb
ruary, and though a thorough
search was made for the missing arti-
Gle, 1t was never found. Recently her
husband dreamed that it was secreted
under a stump in a lot near his barn.
The next night the dream occurred
again, but the husband did not men
ton 1t to his family. The third time
the dream was repeated, and at last,
actuated more by curiosity than by
faith, the man visited the field and
found the stump. Brushing away
some leaves he discovered a hole. and
placing his hand in it, to his surprise
came III contact with a furry sub
stance, which he proceeded to pull
out. Then he went home. The
skunk cSCaDed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
ALLEGED HUMOR.

lawyer have my opinion of
Won Citizen-"Well you can keep
it. The last opinion 1 got from you
cost me $50"
Easily Explained-Ol Lady Ito
grOcer'S boy)-"What makes the
price on them potatoes so stiff, boy ?"
Grocer's Boy-'It'S because there's
so much starch in EN-, mum. y Life
Fastener tin Western town.
don't see any school in this town
Westerner-Youd don't? Guess YOU
must be near-sighted. Don't YOU see
that sign over that there door: Tee
chin Dun Herr"
Now that Stanley is pronounced
safe in the Upper Niger, we desire to
know the name of the White Pasha
who has been gadding about Central
Africa-not necessarily as a guaran-
tee of good faith, but for publication.
Life.
Politics and Religion Mixed. Con-
sonants will get mixed up about cleo
ton time, i'll spite of all endeavors to
keep them straight. y venerable
member of the North church remark
ed, last evening, that he could hardly
realize that the church had paid its
bet springfield Union.
Visitor Ito convict) what are
you in for, my friend ?" Convict: 4
got ten years at hard labor for swind-
ling Visitor: 'Swindling is very
bad. What labor do YOU do ?" Con
Wet; I'm in the shoe department,
sir. | cut pieces of pasteboard that
are put between the soles - Fire
mans Herald.
An Orphan" What is an orphan ?"
asked the teacher of the class in def
nitions.
Nobody seemed to know.
'Well, I'm an Orphan" said the
teacher, seeking an illustration that
would not reveal too much
AT this hand popped up, and the
owner of it exclaimed, AN orphan is
a woman that wants to get married
and can't. - Harper's Magazine
OF an Inquiring Mind-"Keep
away from that" said n restaurant
keeper to an Irishman who was
standing in front of q newly arrived
box of turtles, holding his finger in
evident pain What are you doing
there, anyhow" Il wor Investigate
ing" Investigating what ?" Il
wor trying to see which was the head
and which was the tail ov the haste
over there i'll the corner of the box"
What do you want to know that
for? I've a curiosity to know
whether I've been bit or stung."
II Merchant Traveller.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

About three-fourths of the horse
whips sold in the United States are
manufactured in Westfcld, Mass,
the town being largely given up to
that business. This year the whip
makers report that their trade has
fallen off largely and they see no pros
pcct of future improvement. An eX-
change points to this as an evidence
that mans treatment of dumb
brutes is becoming more humane,
and n proof of the value of societies
for the prevention of cruelty to ami
mails
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
Make Hens Law.

1t is q welI-known fact that most of the
Horse and Cattle powder sold in this conn
try is worthless: that Shcridan'S Condition
Powder is absolutely pure and very valua-
bile. Nothing earth viii make your hens
lay like Shcridan's Condition Powder Dose.
one teaspoonful to each pint of food Sold
cVeryV here sent by mail for % cents in
stamps We furnish il in ia III. cans. price
81 90. BY mail. 81 70. Six cans $500.
press paid Very valuable circulars free.
tmrl l. =. JOHNSON x Co. Boston. Mass
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
SPECIAL SALE AT MRS. D. A. MORRISONS.
LADIES WHITE UNDERWEAR,

This little out of know for white skirts but will
buy for future Our fall stock of 88 be reduced
make for spring goods Our deep Hamburg trimmed skirts
reduced from S87 S2 plain tucked skirt reduced from SO
&c., Fine night dresses ST. All goods marked close
in and see them.
MRS. D. A. MORRISON 30 Railroad Street ST. Tohnsburv
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

n single guava grove at Yalaha.
Fla, comprises $500 tree in full bear
ing. The fruit is made into jelly on
the premises.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
YOU

can he cured by purchasing bottle of ANTI
APOPLECTINE and taking ii according" to
directions. 1t is strongly endorsed by the
leading phi ySicianS of NJ Montreal the only
ApopIcxy preventive. and everywhere regard
cd cure for Paralysis, Heart Dis
ease, Rheumatism, Angina PcctoriS. Chronic
Bronchitis, Liver Complaint, Kidney and
Bladder Troubles, Sciatica, Dyspepsia. &c.
six bottles for So. Send to DIR. Z =. HUTCH
INSON x Co, EnoSburgh Falls, Vt, L.. =. ~,
for circulars and testimonials 100 Elmer
gcncicS'' price IL cents. mailed free 10 the
readers of this paper Tells what to do in
case of accident and what may he the result
of being Iapr 80
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
ParSOn Pills

MAKE NEW RICH BLOOD
Positively cure Constipation. Sick-Headache.
BiHouSncSS, and all Liver and Bowel Com
plants, Blood Poison. and Skin Diseases
one Pill Dose. For Female Complaints
these Pills have equal If all who read
this will send their address on postal they
shall receive FREE by mail advice for which
they will always bc thankful One box Pills
by mail % cents in stamps.
/. s JOHNSON x Co, BOSTON, MASS
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

You sufferer from any of this list of Svmp-
toms some of which you that Won are
liable to an attack Of ApopleNyI dizziness or
Pressure i'll the Head, Spots before the Eyes,
Pain around or Palpitatinn of heart Pain i'll
region of Heart with feeling of Suffocation,
Ringing sound in Ears, NumbncSS Prickly
Sensation of Limbs, especially the Arm, Pain
between Shoulders and in Side. Pain in Small
of Back or Hip, Dry Cough, FIatuIcncc. Sour
Stomach. General DcbilitV. Loss of Appctite.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
DISSOLUTION.

The co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned in the meat business
is this day dissolved by mutual consent H.
A Folsom pays all bills and receives all dues
of said firm.
H. a. FOLSOM.
WILLIAM DANIELS
ST. Johnsbury, Vt, Dec. 20, 1888 $685.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

81 Death of George w Parker. 10; at
Dakota, Peter Labay, 6S, formerly of Lyn-
donville; at Michigan, John NJ. Smith, 65.
formerly OF Barnet.
Rain fell on "a days in the month of Aug
ust. much of the time in large quantities.
Gen. Phil Sheriden died on the 9TH.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03
A YEARS HISTORY.
THE EVENTS IN 1888
That Have Occurred in ST. Johns
bury and Vicinity.

Each year has its startling fea-
lures The year 1888 has been no
exception. Below are grouped to-
gethcr in their order many events of
local interest which are worth pre-
serving. They have cost the compil-
or much labor; if the record proves of
value it will be all the reward he cX-
poets When not otherwise stated
the events noted below occurred in
St Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03


L Secretary Charles l. Page resigned his
position after three years service in the y. Nj
{. A., to accept place of pastors assistant at
the Dudley St church. Boston. He was sue
n. II.
2 Rev C.. II. Bailey closed his pastorate
of st. Andrews Episcopal church to accept
assistant passionate at burlington.
3. Judge Ross issued an injunction on village
trustees to stay proceedings in the Thomson
Houston electric lighting contract.
l. County court cOnVened-NelSOn +. Irish
removed to Albuquerque, y. NJ, and NJ. w.
Angler to Dakota-Gcorge Whitehill of Gro
ton was killed by falling tree-Death at Ada
ma. Turkey, of Rev. Giles +. Montgomery,
% for % years missionary in Turkey.
. DR.. Albert c. Aldrich of Somerville,
Mass, and Julia, daughter of Hon. iona.
Ross were married.
= Levy concert in young mems course.
& Fourteen cars derailed the Lake
road two miles from this place with $1,000
damage to cars and contents but no one
hurt-Thc news that the post office was to
remain the Plain was received.
o. The South church rcoccupied after
ing-NIilard A1drich was buried at Lyndon
he was formerly engineer the Lake road.
10 Deaths of Misses Helen p. Jewett, %,
and Lille Moore, 14-Mrs- Sally Cobleigh
fell and broke her hip at West Burke-Case
of John q. Hale Grand Trunk railway set
tied by paying plaintiff about $1,000,
IL. Death at Walden of Serene NJ ontgom-
cry, seven days after that of his son, Rev.
Giles F. Montgomery. at Adana, Turkey; at
Newbury, DIR. Z, V Watkins, 65-Senior ex-
13. Death at sea of Albert s Wood. u ,
son of Mrs. L. p Wood of st: Johnsbury-
Annual conference of Christian workers,
meetings continuing till the 10Th.
IL e H Walcott left the Caledonian af-
ter three years of faithful service
10 Death at Lyndonville of Chester w
Carpenter, ~; at East Providence. r. l..
Mrs. Betsey Rowland Brown. "a, a native
of St Johnsbury.
IL Death at Centre of Mrs. Hannah
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-01-03

L Adjourned village meeting; tax of %
cents voted; trustees directed to investigate
water question: C NJ Howe appointed
liquor a2cnt-Dr. s c Weeks and wife cele-
brate AID marriage anniversary-Rev- j. r
Franklin of Sheffield resigned pastorate-
,. Organization Knights of Pythias Apol-
10 lodge
T. County conference of prohibitionists
with addresses by Messrs Penniman and
StaffoTd-Death at California of Jessie Abb
bolt Shaw. 3o-Peacham academy exhibition.
.. Arbor day not observed. too much
snow-Death at Mass, of J. Hurd Clement,
Ga formerly of Barnet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14
The Tidal Wave! !

The result of the elections last
week in Virginia and the other
States has been ioyou>ly received.
We were prepared TO believe that
the Democrats, with the dissatisfied
Republicans, would bury Mah"nc
under IN avalanche of votes. Col.
Mckinney has been elected Governor
10y more than 10000 ma aiority, and
the Legislature is Overwhelmingly
Democratic. Bu, the result it, Ohio
and Iowa is a surprise. Obi" elects
Campbell, Democrat, Governor, and
il majority OF the Legislature is
Democratic, insuriny the election of
q Democratic United States Senator.
Iowa elects Il Democratic Governor,
and large gains have been made
throughout the State. New York
remains in line by an increased ma
inri,y. New Jersey j. always Dem
orratic, but she increased the ma.
,jority this time. Last year Ma>>a-
chuScttS went RrruhIica" 10y more
than "0,"A3 votes, i"W tir ma i"rity
OF the Republican candidate for
Governor is less than 1000. In fact,
the Democrats have madr gains in
all the States, cities and towns where
elections have been held. We hail
the rc>ul, with delight. 1t is the
best evidence that tn" people are
tired "i Republican mi>rul", and
that the party, when we'll led, will
he successful throughout the country.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14
Masters Sales.
STATE. OF SDl'TII tAROIINA.
b,nNEE fnINTN I

STATE or SOITII CAROLINA.
b'nNEE County. !
IN TIlEtOl'RT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PIE.>JANrtn judgments ri foreclosures
and IcrrrrS Of sale in ilc following emit
fl"d eases. will sell. ON SalcSday in
De- rEMEEH NEXT. to the highest bid
,lrr in front ui Walhalla Court House. at
puhlir "utrry. during the legal hours of
sale. lac following described real estate.
on tine lrrnH specified in the respective
'iNrS. t"-wit:
II. :. N:nDivi"r.. rln;utin.
against
Mary Palmer. Defendant.
All thai piece. parcel or TRACT or
LAND. situate. lying and hrin" in the
county and State aforesaid. adjninin"
lands oi Abhcrmirc. thaStain. Wrndrlkin
and others, whrrr"n Mary Palmer now
resides. containing
Ten Acres,
more or less. and more particularly de
>crihrd hy plat made 10y ". +. Erwin ON
III" 10th day Of January, ISL, and al
id'It'l 10 'tt'l from '. NtN'itIkln lp
Mary Palmer
TERMS or SAI.E--C;,~h. Purchaser
/" pay extra for papcrs.
Johanna :. EaumGartrl. Plaintin.
against
Thr"durr Wcmtzrl. Defendant.
All lhnS" two pieces. parcels OF
TRACTS OF LAND. situate, lying and
being in the County and State aforesaid.
near the town ul Walhalla. the one con
tanning
Thirty-Four Acres,
more or less nd di"ininG lands Of Throdor,
WrmIrl. {. W"nlrlkim. Mrs. WamlIrr and
others and the other containing
Thirty-Five Acres,
more "r less. adjoining lands of Theodore
WrniIcl. II. -. \. Birmann. Mrs. Wan
u"r and others. to me this day cnnvryc,
hy said Mrs. j. :. Baumgartcl.
TERMS OF SALE--O -Onr-half cash an,
balance in one year. credit portion - u,
scrur,d by bond and mortgage Of the
premises. Purchaser t" pay extra fol
papers.
GSrcn under my hand anh seal The 5tl
day Of November \. d., lNS'.
/ |" :. EltIlAED LEWIS. Master.
\"vcmhrr :. 1850. ij~It
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14

Among tn" "ncw business enter
prI>r>, noted in the mi. i'ut,f uIui
D''"J H"p"r/rt, ar" tw" companies
formed To work the phosphate lanlS
of Fiorila: one with - ,unu.u capi-
tai L" operate in \rra,lia, and the
other with %l.2Ho,oGu To work l3,,
oon acres OF land ON the Nilhla-
r""rhic River. .mc;r Duuucllnn. The
trustees Of tn" first are men from
Canada, New York amL Grnr.yia: the
second, with one exception, Il Scot
lanl man, are q! l'luri,ia.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14
CITATION.

l:N kI'n NED LEWIS jIn,E "r lEnn\lE.
Whereas. j. i. Marct has made suit to
me !" grant him Letters of Administration. of
the E-tat" amd Effects of Cleveland Marrt, dc
C"i>iu
Thr-" aI" therefore. to cite and a'ln"ni~h AL
.nd singular tn" kindred and creditors "G the
>l,i Cleveland Mtrr,. deceased. that they he
and a1rrar l,'i"i" me-, III the Court at Probate.
I" hr held at WaihLlla Court House, :. C.. ON
Mnn,ay. The :d day of December. lSN!' after
publication ii"ic"f. u, IL "r"ck in the forenoon.
- show cau>,'. if any They have, why III" said
administration should mrt hr gitniCd.
Given uuG"c my hlud and seal this ih" llih
day Of \"I"nIl"f Ann" Dnmini lNN''.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Iud.r of Probate Of prnnrr tounty.
November !. '>Nn II II
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1889-11-14
NOV {. E. E. y.

A. ha,, HI"a'jl been stated IN the C"l,-
EIIE. Wr have moved uIi ~l",il ni DRUGS.
Medicines and Fancy G"uG> t" oar mrw
,lIarlCl~ at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
As We VIEW IT.

J. T. Chapman In The Acalcny.
londcr landscape, rgal In T." splendor,
Smiling with a look half proud, half tonicr.
seems Nhruulcd CORPSE when dense foSs roll
Life i glorious when tho rays Of duty
shine upon II from loving soul
II a selfish mist hangs Ger N" whole.
SCOulng t.is great fact the base man loses
Truths best diamond, priceless IL he knew It:
Life Is good or bad, a. each one chooses,
Life IS - We view H.
Wanting wealth Of heart. the mScr'S treasure,
Now too small 10 purchase lofty pleasure.
soon VIII he a dcathhed pang. or worse.
Loy% c"nc c E sisncr tbo%gS hts purse
Vastly rirhci Than the whole material,
star. illumrd. unconscious universe.
Mental wralfh who's" very touch entrances
bundles lies for all whose minds pursue 10;
Man Is rich or poor, Just a. he fanceS:
Wealth Is as We view IT,
Llm's flame nichcrlnS feebly in tho strongest dn,
or blown on IS soon burnt az the ,,r r'n ,Eayes
Almost awful now. yet daily heighienlns,
Is our power that rides rho IGrmnS h wHyes'
"STSH n1r ,n" R's and ETH ar to doco siaySs
Man can humb!" Nature II she darrS hin'
Man f. weaker than the stced that bears him
Power i Hs We view H.
Knowing not where Truths first step commences.
since The sages say our very senses
Teach hut hcilons, dark we i've and die
Priceless thoughts that time IN Us long travels
Through past ages gathered. open lie
science shows the cipher that unravcls
Natures secrets, writ on earth and sky,
PM the wondlOuS volume spread before us
Needs eternity TO read right through II:
All is darkness Floods OF light hOat "a" usl
Truth Is as view II.
One faint gasp. and then the low death.rsttel
Thus We end IT, beaten IN the battle,
Losing all things with our parting breath.
life has gOfIcs but Intensely brighter
Is The glory ~ a noble death,
When the soul, us load each moment lighter.
Ucedless now OF what the vain world saith,
seeIng visions. pain subllmely scorning,
Feels tho ley haHd, yet dares TO WOO II;
Death Ii stArlesE night, or radiant mornings
Death Is as We View It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19

NEITHER SHARK NOR OSTRICH, BUT Gov.
Minneapolis Telegram TO The Pttsbnrg DspsWn
Meat Inspector Richardson condemned Gov ssortsfa
SaiuHiay, IN South Minneapolis ana 20 Sound
held When the stomach was Opened ,,r hon .
to contain handful OF nails ranging ,raI beer cJrhs.
sleeve button, paper chip and ~ old leather.
bar check No 80 besides sNstor 70 sossn m sUw
the cow came swallow ' .sr haans into v asss
OF unpaIstable thine. sn nas.Sssed be dissevsFoo
the animal, =, Fec ed mos NOS psSs hotel sS'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

The great Of Mrs Harriet Hubbard Aver In tAe
Introduction Recanicr Cream, made from the original
formula Madame Reeamr has produced such crop Of
mitators Them working under the names OF
women that It really become exceedingly annoying
be classed with such persons that nom
this time henceforth persons psng tho Hecamer Prep
writing 70 Mrs Aver business in eonnee
ton with em including applications for free samples
powder their letters and get postal orders
the order The Manufacturing COmpsoy 81 ans
81 Park Place, Eew-York City.
From after this date attention VIII be paid p
business letters not addressed 70
THE RECAMIER MFG. CO.,
81 and 81 PARK Place. SewXo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
Mrs, HARRIET UURpARD AVER.
PRACTICAL CHARITY.
The Work OF some of New Yorks Charitable Instisu'
tion-
ST. GEORGES CnAPErILav

ST. GEORGES CHAPELa, I
chI Iso Css!rH AZ IN! FtNsT ESW.9oRK' )
MRS. HARRIET IL. AVER
DEAR MADAM: For some months have been ushs
your Vita Nuoya among our poor and SICK WITH eNeehe'
results but buying retail makes II rather expensive tor
charity work although never buy less than onehaf
dozen bottles at time WIN supply this Mission
Chapel direct your mandatory a. wholesale rates tor
such small purchases a. dozen bottles az az oru0f'
Yours truly, {. SCADDiN"' NHs'cT III OhaINe
Dcc. II. 1888
NETWORK, Aug. Ia 1888.
DEAR MRS. AVER: Having tried your vita NuOvs
with perfect satisfaction cheenully recommend It's use
IN All persons suffering the Ills mentioned In your
danger signals Wishing Gods blessing. yours ever
gratefully, Little e''"'s U' ,nT fou,; ,
ST. GEORGES MEMORIAL HOUSE
oOG EAST lGTU.ST. NETWORK. Dec. 81 1883.
MRS UARRIET HUBBARD AVER,
DEAR MADAM tn" Rev Dr. Rainsford has desires
mo L, write and ask you favor. Last
generously donatoI large quantity OF Vita Nuova for the
,arlsh Door IL been carefully dispensed and has
proved most beneficial " many.
The last bottle given a few days ago. and the
,,yor 7 am desired u Would you again kindly
remember the poor sick by contributing for their
more OF your excellent tonic
with sincere Tor the benefit you have conierrsa
by your gift remain dear madam, yours truly.
J. f. FORNERET.
Vita Nuova Is the best remedy for dyspepsia nervous
ness sleepessness and II will the weak
stomach 1t will rest the BRAIN II viii brace ups
shattered nerves A. is made from the prescription
famous physician, you not taking Quaek medi.
line As It is made by honest Manufacturer you ara
assured OF pure ingredients As It Is used and Endorsed
~ and you know and respect you are uos
using unknown untried remedy only be careful 70
yet the genuine; refuse substitutes
TO INSURE PROMPT ATTENTION DO NOT FAIL
70 ADDRESS ALL LETTERS TO THE REcAMIER
COMPANY So AND 81 PARK
PLACE. NETWORK CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-19
n.nnlnR OF PERSKPEONE.

STEPHEN Temple. aous
In DAYS far off on Enna's pam,
MA roses IN Siclllan bowers,
pine cornnowers In the golden gram
Soyy where Deaths sombre shadows stsAn
,Ns light OF day, Persephone,.
N earthly blooms thou sun arr IAN!
An that Is fair flows down TO thee
pecsuse In happy bygone hours
Thou once did listen to the strain
n, hIris made glad by April showers,
vi And hear the nlghtingales complain;
Nnu yea.ning for their voice again
To- nisees where NJ singers be,
ThotI callcst our sonGbllds TO my lano'
An mat is fair flows down 10 thee.
psrausc where mighty Etna towers
Iovo whispered thee, and not in Vain'
Ere .bt stern gods RESTLESS powers
Reft thee 30 share his gloomy reign
still seeking solace for thy pam
ThO,, summOnest increasingly
Maiden and youth 10 join thy tralh'
All that is fair flows down 10 thee
ENVOI.
Queen OF Deaths measureless inane,
As rivers hasten 10 the sea
Our loved ones seek thy dim donaln'
All that is fair flows down to thee