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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21
SALE.

pUBLIc SALE.
ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 7. 1890.
WIN be sold at public sale on the premises, In
Pa, the following valuable Real Estate, to vii
No. l, Coal and Lumber Yard, containing ~
acres more or less, with 500 feet OF coal siding,
t5s:ts w0r nearly nth 1n ca
ber siding, twostory Frame Warehouse, 6s by "a
feet, with hve-hOrse power engine and eleva-
tor for hOisting grain and feed, lumber shod 100
stsblins Tor two horses. wagon shed, and all
coal and lumber yard Is the best stand and also
fhs on the line
No. Q, A Lot Of Ground containing three-quar-
erected modern Two-story mick DWELL
such as gas, steam heat, with fixtures, bath
room, hot and cold water, stationary wash
stands, &c. The inside Of the entire house IL
finished Ia hard wood. Modern stable, with
improvements, carriage house, large chicken
house. The lot contains Fruit Trees and vines
OF the best and finest varieties all in good bear
Ing condition M This s,,, in the The most modern
dwelling IN the southern part OF Lancaster
county, without an exception.
Also at the same time and place, win be sold
Finishing boards, German siding, castings,
washboard stuff, hemlock joists, shutters,
blinds, mouldings, doors and sash, porch posts
dressed. 81. S g.. 81 planks, scales, safe office
and odd lots OF lumber Of all descriptions, etc.
Good bargains for farmers and others In need OF
repair lumber.
terms and conditions will be made known by
w. II. ROLAND,
Assignee Of p. BofYenmycr.
JAS. COLLINS, Auctioneer. dls,2l .2s&J4,8d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

DUBLlC SALE OF AN ELEGANT NORTH
JIG Duke street residence.
OK MONDAY, DECEMBER 90, 1889,
at the Leopard Hotel, the two-story prick resi-
dence and large twOStOry brick back building,
No, rs North Duke street, lot a feet inches
BY 2S feet, 70 Christian street. House contains
Is rooms. Best system OF steam heam heating,
bath, gas, hot and cold water, water closet,
whole promises under-drained by sewerage,
rain cistern, beautiful iron fence, street paved
with asphalt blocks, and surrounded by the
most beautiful residences In the city.
Sale to begin At 7:30 o'clock.
LYDIA LANDS.
JOEL L. HAINEs, Auctioneer. diA,l8,2l, 1858
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

OK SATURDAY, JAN. 4, 1890,
Will be sold by virtue of an Order of the Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Lancaster county, Pa. At
the Lion Brewery Hotel Of Jacob Eninger, in
the City OF Lancaster, the following described
real estate situated In said city;
No. I, q Lot OF Ground on Warrington street,
between Dukc and Church streets, containing
In front S6 feet. and in depth northward 81 feet,
on which 10 erected q two-story Brick stable.
No. 2, q Lot OF Ground on the corner Of Church
and Rockland streets, containing In mont on
said Church street 70 feet, and extending In
depth along Rockland street, 96 feet and seven
inches. TO a six feet common alley, on which
are erected a twostory Brick Dwelling House
and Store Property. This has been grocery
store for great many years.
No. 3. A lot Of Ground on Woodward street,
containing In front IL feet and four inches, and
In depth 100 feet to . 10 feet wide common alley.
on whichis erected a twoStory Brick Dwelling
House with Frame back building, No. so.
No. 4. A lot Of Ground on tho corner OF Chris
tian and Woodward streets, containing In front
"a feet, and extending In depth along Christian
street 100 feet to 10 feet wide common alley, on
which are erected two twostory Brick Houses,
with frame back buildings, Nos. 5O2 and 6a2k.
These properties will be offered separately or
together, to suit purchasers.
6ale 70 commence at O'Clock p. M, when
{, A. MILLER,
Assignee OF Henry c. Keller.
JOEL l.. HAINEs, Auct. dl62l, ,2S&Jan4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21
THE BABY sANrIEs.

THE BABY SANTIES.
Do the little baby ssntics
Have q tree themsslvCss
Frolicking around Il gaily,
Merry mountain elvess
Loading u with precious plumber
From their teeming selves!
Ia II nice TO have old SANITY
In the house always,
Seeing every look and movement,
Noting all one says
Ready with word Of warning
Or pat OF praisef
No; think I'd rather have him
Down the chimney pop,
Bringing me q store Of treasures
From the wondrous shop
When he dwells, the legend tells US,
On themountain top.
Not 10 know what he will bring us,
That indeed is JOY:
Wishing, hoping, half the nun Is
To each girl and boy;
Knowing Sanity well, fear, would
All our dream destroy.
Yet like to think his babies
Have their Christmas store,
All their stockings filled with presents
When his ride is DER
When his reindeer steeds are stabbed
Safe In stall once more
w. Whitman Bailey.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-21

Thousands of people are building up fine
business by pulling down their health. For
such as pursue the course Of Over-work ana In
duce thereby liver disease and dyspepsia. Laxa-
dor is actually a blessing. Price only Is csntsa
package.
that nearly always attend teething, don't delay,
but use at once. DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price
Is cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

Noble settled in st. Louis but not meeting with the
success y the practice Of tho law that be expected, he
removed IN 1855 TO Keoknk, Iowa, whore he soon
became prominent at the bar. In 1s6e'eo he was
CITY Attorney Of Keoluk.
when the war broke out ho enlisted a. private
IN the % Iowa Cavalry. taking part In the battle Of
Athens NO. august g. 1861. before he was mustered
IN. Soon after he became q nrst lieutenant and
adlutant OF his regiment which was actively engaged
untii the close of the war; distinguishing itself In many
haruiought battles For a time ne was Judge
Advocate Of the Army OF the Southwest and afterward
OF tne Department Of tho Missouri. Mr.. Noble rose
steadily IN his regiment unt he became It's colonel
nc TOOK part In the battle Of Pea Ridge Ark. March
o and 9, 1862, and IN the siege OF vcksbmg (sfsy
IS 70 July a. 1885, and served undcr General Andrew
J. smith against Forrest and under James n. wilson
IN Alabama and Georgia. He was mado q brevet
pHganler general N March, 1895, for meTitorfous
services and in August mustered out ut Atlanta
In 1867, after briet residence In kcoiuk General
Noble settled In St Louis, whore, on tho recon-
mendaiion Of Attorney General stanberry, he was
made United States Attorney for the Easern
pstrict OF Missouri By President Johnson. In 1859
no received the thanks Of President Grant before tho
cabinet he held the o6ice until 1870, when he 70
signed and again entered upon the practice OF the law.
AS the head Of the nrm Of Noble OrFick no hes been
prominent at the bar and enjoys a high reputation
Tor proolty, Learning and industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
John wANAMAKER


Iohn wanamaker, Of Penn1yNans' VIZ $1,000.
e pIN - mis- Iq. ieas his father was Nelson
SS"..Asr br,okiayer, and HIS mother was EliEar
w.. Taohs-~,Arper. OF Montgomery County HIS
ss.s. a,sA N 1851 and bis mother, from whom no
5000 many of his qualities. In 1851. founA
hsr had the advantages Of the common Schools
co. abort time but when his fatner olea ne ~
So. ART RIBS against the world BY DOING ooa JOBS
aho,,, br,ekYard. For time he served in
.Iothtnv store, and later became tbs nrss saieneu
s..sa,. a, ths Young Mons Christian Associa'ioh'
- Tsa, bo rave M this position and engaged IN tho
- ,,.6s oiethiur business with Nathan Brown
TstvSeen them they had $500 In cash. IN inc
he had married the sister Of Nathan Brown.
70 business urosperod from the beginning In 1858
Ne nrovu died and Mr.. Wanamaher bought Ihe
arm name since then no has addod other branches
~ business 10 the original one, and no now mas
ors A The largest retail stores In the United ststes
In 1887 Mr.. Wanamaer anop,ou ~ az arst
co. 30 ~ operation over 100000 vas paid e
SmnoyeH IN excess Of salaries. He has also organsea
savinssoAnE for employees on, on nss,tet;on and
a nbr1ry and has built the Hotel walton TOT suSn
OF his feminine employees IS have no homes in 'n'
0''fl 1858 Mr.. wansmAker began 2 Sunday school
m southwest PhflAdelphia, out OF which has erOwn
Bethany Church tbs ao s ; him. nna
Soeg Sos ~ ne founders Of he Christian Commits
Sion and was peEdea. Of The Young Men, Snr II
tan A,sScOn e 1929 and 10 l' S under
building vas A, sEsS,ss q, ,S 10 cASrsn, WING q
n me y dsr M HOSpt Mr. wsnana private
shSritss arc innumerable. His religious and Rhlsns
throp.o work Is extraordinary ano 20 eonunotS ~ ~,
ali The methodicl attention that be gives 10 MS
h,.afw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
Hood's SaEsapaIrllllNIIa,al
100 Doses one gOn,

-..u... a, oodsgosy he enlisted In the s4th
After SIX mon.as .s,.s.moutbs' regiment, which was
Ohio Eesinsns -. We Virginia campaign and never
disbAndso si'sI En- .So,t year after his return 10
nS waite evsd chs Justice !. r :. s s ssross
states supreme Court In 1888 ns sSSres :, tSs
~. State line 20 Peru Ind, . -" two yesrs rad
public schools. There be 'ans - ,sss he was ad-
ing law IN his ssA ss prcsns Law MIN n Peru r6 ps
about year NJ MILE 0 %sas reputation as an
WAyne. where no IN tie course Of bis sisht years
sTSssS here Sc frequently % Ssr Uf aasSn
and in 1874 he received al 1,s AZ once accepted and
from SS 1t h Els isS ns ss q
became intimate friends s o. 1n HnSs &Micr and
tSs ne sy q hns 4 Esn 'f SceS@nS
HARRISON Miller Elt'1b cSe@ssr General 1srrisOn
the new psIsnor; IN. arm, which has had fcr many
wthdrs y. i sp% law practice in Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

subordsuated in the sctt 2 ryednce n ee sss7 he
ss,6 ynS,,sns al Political Discussions, az
5Diomsc snd 0puls r. nv Which , %ss pU ysss
crenm Of his public dsc.slons os When bo entered
fnarrss IN 1868 and he Is not milllonaire nyT
For abot,s twenty-five years he has owne1 hs-d
some income Tor many years before he enteIea th
srcss His business affairs have been nm ssNdscue
hrfsins His homo 81 Augusta Is . plan two-ssssD2y
house he siso owns handsome house 20 mssas
ton Several institutions have reeve @ npe
ssted A. his home In his own house DO = man o.
culture and refinement genial hoss ~ ,rtler
And woman Of strong Judgment. quick perception aoa
and heroic courage. Mr. Blaine hes t1lee Prnns
and James e. Blaine, jr The tsec aausnte1s nee
named Alice, Margaret and Harriet Anes apu I'm
arc married. Alice being the wife OF Colonei % -
min ger. H.. g. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
COLONEL REDFIELD PROCTOR.
SECRETARY OF WAR.

Colonel Eedfeld Proctor, who has been appointed
Secretary OF War; was born on June i, 1881, in the
town Of Cavendish. Yt which IL divided into three
villages Proctorsville FOUNDED by the Coioneps
grandiathegS, DuttonSvlie and Whitosville-eaoh
named In honor of old Puritan or Pilgrim settlers
He was graduated at Dartsmorth College In 1881, and
for several years afterward was Woodworking and
successful farmer. He then began the study Of Law
and graduated In 1850 at the Albany Law School
He in Doston--in the once OF his cousin, Isaac
r. Redheld, long CefJustce Of the Vermont Supreme
courtwaen lincoln issued bis first call for troops In
1861. Colonel Proctor at rendered his services
TO the Government as private soldier, but General
George =. Davis of Cavendish. then ousrtermasser-
General Of Vermont, knowing his honesty, capacity
and spirit, had him made Qusrtetmaster OF the Cd
Vermont Regiment, with tho rank OF lieutenant. lie
soon had chance TO show his mettle IN an engage
ment at townsville, va (september IL 1901. under
the eye Of General Mcclellan, who complmentd him
snd recommended him for promotion Soon after no was
made major of the s Vermont but befors having much
opportunity for service no was Frustrated tn the win
ter Of lse1-el BY typhoid fever, and for long time
his ife was despaiied Of Upon his recovery In iSs
fan Of 1862, he reolned hs regiment ON tho Ponin.
nous election as colonel 's q The 18th vermont nAi IN
this position he served faithfully and
ssssD.s ss sa PECULIAR &c s. S y;
rsmsd The praess q law It RatsSd in Which toWH
he has continued to make his home. lie practise1
4 v a aSSSh d P'q sarsdRa rr F Fl ~ saS
Company became involved IN utlgation In 1860, NJ
was appointed receiver he took hold Of It's affair
with energy, rescued the company from Us emhaf
rassments and doubled Its means and value. ne
has not acquited wealth, but he is known as kind
cohsideraie and popular employer. He was select
man OF Rutland IN 1sB5-'66. Representative Of tn
town IN 1e87l6si Representative OF Proctor IN 1888
and member OF the State Senate for Rutland Count,
In 1874, serving as president pro tempore. IN sep
tcnber, 1876, he was elected Heutenant0 Governor o
Proctor was delegate afaafge 10 the Republican Cor
yenton Of 1884 and was chairman IN 1885 OF Che Yer
mont delegation, which east rs solid vote for Hafriso1
On each ballot lie IS president OF tho Vefznont ia
pubiic&n League. Last year The Legslatnre iinsnl
nlousy recommended him for Cabinet posifion
Colonel Proctor Wis marrcd about 1858 fo Mis- Dnt
ton, OF nuttoasville, and has several children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
:, wv,r.rY os THE TRIAL OF TIE YoRKrovs

ME WHITNEY on THE TRIAL Or TIE 49, -.
washington, March 5.-Arangemenu WIZ 80
nletes At the Navy Department SATURDAY wr ny 49,,
Am tsnsa az the gunbos Yorktown including iosaass
wh,asv Endorsed the documents as follows:
rhsss reports epbodsing tho results OF me 'r'si
A.. vcrStown are satisfactory. but hnd action my
',,,h nronrety DO taken By my successor. Inc cva.
c,.,a.s ~ te trial to which the Yorktown has oss~
s.,,ss,,a arc much moro severe than those rsQusa
esv,ous trial This trial has bean q so y,
~ so - snaooth wstsn mo results OF thr ~
- -. .eeditxble 10 the contractors. The eueeA
sls ,ss,ch tncy were required to prodses ana eAss
49, 49,. 80 more than aouhls that exactod prsv0v'v
.n.sS .crs,sotort Of the Department unui ne ~
49,. =, 10 yorktown was entered into. the
= ~. Yerarsnent had been Eve horsepower pcf W. =
n.ss,ssrs. and Of tho four shlpsshuif uno7f ~
"a two failed to roach evon that result sno 80.
s.~aned By tho Department Notwithstanding -
vor<fovn, With GAO tons Of mAeninesy, hss pfea
iron he trial sa9s indiSatcd 80
fen horsepower per ton Of mschinsrys ana 81.
!. directly dependent upon mis- ~ ~
portaacc % ths Department cannot bs a y "a ~
sspsed rrservifs 5000 q security for shs
matters yet un0nished. but ~ y, pfs1s< -
leave the nsstef 70 sny suoesssesr :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
GENERAL JOHN WILCOX NOBLE.
srroyrARY OF THE INTERIOR

General John wilocs Noble u Missouri, who has becn
named as Secretary Of tho Interior, was born IN Ian.
cater Ohio on October 60, 1881, and was the eighth
n nine children born to John and Catherine Noble.
e,z boyhood was passed IN Columbus and Cincinnati
where be enjoyed good educational advantages He
was student Cor . year Of Mama Upiver-
sity oxford, Ohio, President Hsrson's alma mater,
and In 1851 no graduated at Yale College, having
entered ~ Junior After leaving Yale no studied law
with his brother, Hsnry G. Noble prominent lawyer
Of oolumbus, and with Henry ssnberry Of Cincinnati
who ives afieswar distinguished e Attorney General
tn pr.siAers Johnson's Cabinet 10 1855 General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
Cuticura Remedies

spss or blsmish. cUTrcURA REsorvENT TIE 50
bocd puriAss ciesnsss the blood Of an impurities NJ
poisonous elements and thus removes the GAUGE
Hence the cuucuRA REMEDIES cure every species
d ssohislng, Illuminating itching bufnins. sealy saa
pmpy diseases Of the SKIN. scalp and blood wish les
Of hair. from pimpies to scsofuls-
seid sverywhers Price cUTrouRA, soc. SOAR.
csc. RFsoLyENT. 81. Prepared by the porrER
pzus AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
Send for " How to Cure Skin Dissassss "a pages
"a iIastratiouk and 100 testinonials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

10 cleanse the skin. scaip and blood Of bumcrA
blOtches erupsiOnS sores scales and erust whetAsr
simple, scrciuous or Contagious agency In the world
e. medicine Is speedy sure and economical the
oUTIoURA REMEDIES
cUTrcUEA, tho great skin cure, Instantly sisys the
most sEOnring itching and inflammation, elcsss the akin
and scalp Of every trace Of disease heals ulcers and
sores crasts snd scales and restores the hair
CUTJcURA SOAP, the grestet Of skin besutlners. b.
indispensable In treating axin diseases sna beby
humOrA n produces the whitess eiessess sktn
and sOftsss hends even free from pnpla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON MILLER.
nNEY GENERAL

william Henry Harrison Miller. who has been an
pointed Attorney General by President Harrison wes.
born at Augusta Oneida County, n y. IN 1871. HIS
faiher was wetodo farmer, and his early ne was
speDt tho home farm lie got his schooling undsr
the country schoomss,er. dc entered Hamilton
cnilsEo when sixteen gears old End was graduated
tn 1851. while In the eeiissa he taught Curing tie
vacations, and aftsr his graduation ne removed 10
Mslmos CITY, Ohio. 70 tain charge o. public school,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

80 Nj Dennis Downing sa yssss bssssr IN
dug and scratched son tairy-sehs years hsd wsae h
termed mufius and have suffered everything. noe ~
number Il doctors bus got no relief Aayssdy Ssis
have sos ESQ Ind thsy cured me. rns cuTIcuAR
REMEDrEs eussG me-. God bless the man vhs iavsaisa
oUI1cuRS CHENEY GREEN,
q rrowbndgesa Cambridge, Nas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

-. X vhioh ), pufi1 yoaf blood, foI
Are me Dese 40 tha sysam 10 much need The aia
At no e.hef IKE Hoods sArspsrs - now
q reliable S 'ons cola winter nc blood Des'ss. thin sss
Var s BODY become. weak sne Sssas, ssSd
may 8 os. gcSd. - s1sod 70 Greats good appetite
D ssS Z ,. Ss sssh 'Ps assS Ssa
"Farly las. spring g. ulssrsbis end all that
nervous ss Ss much bsnsd @ ISsass + T49o
recommend Il % ny tri DsIsDs Ohio
lis Eueiid-syp, Cleveland. .ss
Hoods SarsaparrllIIlla,a. :,
Sy q. I. HOOD q Co., Apo'nen .,I.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
,rnr.NA SATISFIED WITH THE cAnIsRE.

Indianapolis, March tspecian.-rhs announce
nan, 20 the Cabinet appointments occasioned no sur
prise In indianapolis Six Of the eight sslss.es ~,
were made public two weeks ago The following .sr
sgrare was sent TO the President nom here w0ss'
signed BY john c. New. General lew wallace, inoy
Sore II. Haughey, J. A. wiedmsn, L. c. W1mL .na
william wsliace;a Az cid friends ana '..,,,,.
soisr ~ president and we cordially ndorse s'S@
ssieetion Of q Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

Psoriasis years ssvssfss face head sne sals 10y
Win vhIts scubs. sfia red iichyaad biseans Hsif
ali gone. spent hanarees Of deiiars Fs0rsa'ss~
incurahle. Cured BY Criieura Remedies
Ny disease tpsors FIRST broks out on my 'l0 s''e's
spreading across my nose and almost covering my iso'
II ran into my eyes, ana tho physaan was sait Tood
lose my eyssghs altogether 1t spread all over ny aes''
and my hair ID tell out unsi en- irsy
IL then broke out on my arms ana Shoulders una my
arms ware Just one sore II covered entire oooy my
faco head and shoulders being tho worst inc wa''s
scabs fell constantly IRON my head, shoulders ana
the ssn would chicken and be red sad vary issns Aa
would crack ana bleed u scratched. After H'naios
many handreh Of dollars was pronounced ineufaeis
heard Of the cUTIouRA REMEDrEs. aid alter u'lDs
two bottles ourAcuRA aEsoLvEsr. could see
change; and stssr he'd taken four bottles vas sif''s
cured, ana when had used ok bottles Of ouIlouHA
REsoLvENT and ono box Of cuTrcuRA, ana ono eAao
Of cUTrcURA SOAP. was cured Of the dreadful
disease nom which kad suffered Cor ave yesrA
thought tho disease would leave ysry deep scar bus the
cuTIcURA REMEDIES cured Il without any scais-
cannot express with pen what suffered before using
the cUTIcURA REMEDIES. They saved my ihe' ana
feel my duty to recommend them. Ny hair Is Restored
as good as ever. and 20 Is my eyeaisht Know
number Of different persons VINO have used the CUTIcUkA
REMEDIEs, and an have received great benefit nom
their use. Mrs. ROSA KELLY,
e.s Rockwell City, Calhoun Co., lowA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
Maroh April May

Hoods Safsap9Fia IL prepared from naSsep
Dandelion Mandrake Dock, Juniper Berries and over
w5D-known vegetable remedies In such pccunas
manner 70 derve the full medicinal value o. esen.
II will cure when IN the power OF medicine, scsciuiA
salt fhenE. sores, bolls pples al huofs, dyspepss
bioueness SICK headache indigestion general depintyl
evereonss sbas eTsreme ss ,sa,,as s.sed b. change
Of climate season or Hfe and imparss life and strength
to the whole system
II take Hoofs ssrhspasiila every year as 4 spring
ten:c. With mott satisfactory resuss o. pARMELEE,
$40 BYidge-st, Brooklyn, ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

IN AMMO Soft white and tree from chaps and nd
mANMo meas By using cUTICuRA SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

me cUrtcURA RE,fEp1Es have permanently cured
Of dapdrua snd fsciai sroptOns whs ali othsf rune
dies had failed Fer nins months my head has been en-
reiy free from the slightest sgns Of dandrur. end my
skin 70 Is clear as whsn was boy.
LOU THOMPSON, New. britain, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

OoMPLEs blackhe red, rough, chappcd end oily
~ Itt siun prevented By oUTIcURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06
Hoods SarsapaFIlIa

al uruggists. 81 SIX for 90. prepared Only
HOOD & Co., Apothscaries, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-06

INA ssea s%ssS sRs
Soyeraasnt hsd bound itself ~ If enssgslaspts IN
Ss g % As ' s g sss s any,
psoys decisiva The teasy,' he said. acomnlsnd:
ms I. sssss. 9G' e Il VIII re
nsscsaa GENIAL ba. g surrender s tss Tsnso ne
bots q Tie paper was rnanswerablc from sn Amer-
can POINT ss q m nsx strenuous sxerons 70 bring sSO
ssu s' ssa KS q sn ss ssSSs
q psse md nsenaag 81. syIng z en- SasSls
nnssc 81 AZ IA nj romots the ends
az s unssa asis WI E. eseoi and
walker Rssine-were accordingly sent 70 south AmeE
ian VIZ g SEC ns SsseGet Powers into sS
relations. Alter they set cut on their mlssoa OF
e. s apsns policy INV a such
isis basts hat The snyOys ariy.ng az ther dsst
s sss fairs s sss ssr ~ had sssn
nsaded. ana Inst slg IpIssion az ldle farce BY
s pefposes he nrsse q ne Snised stSsss on the
.a ssi ] @ hs e e 1 policy Y Ss
Sssa 4 siroSs AMI y yss iSilowsa Y
eo1susrors terms with the conquered aud 10 seize as
muck territory g pleased its sspaeloas generals
ss es H. sss Dspsrsnt was a rs nsiton
"a ~ pence Congress which was 10 DO composed OF
81 North snd South America The representatives OF
All the minor Governments on this continent were
10 Agree n0ssfbe, upon DoD,e conpr9h ensiYe plan
DOR sverftf;n war by neais Of ar5!tFetInn, and fcr
rr<sf4ifor f< intfiEues Of european diplomacy. Mr.
Frrllnr}vsca lost no time in undertaking this uplo
matte rongrtse a3!e the msstins meyer seo. psse
voiysr 6sd dore rs work, Mr.. Bia,ne's devotion g
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sosjtion' zSs sdmirslo precision d tho bulietin'
Faich = ksvsd e ses press and through M l
fks rsfzes which be dciafed 10 Official expires
~ rs11pafhr III home ind abroad, still yIvidlf
SernSarEtsed br the people, In February, 1859. Nc
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nichansrt ana admirable address upon the mnrtgri