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ALONG THE SOUND.

pRIp0RpoRT.-Th salvation Army. when mas
been hero for nearly ten years, hAS tS.nF T.
rome 10 New-Haveu. NoIohs s.r,,a.,sd veS.
nolt who has boon sick over year. sppeared Sc|
isrdsy A. his ONCE for the first time.
wTsTpoRT Warden Edward II: Nash mas con on
v.,tsd ,bn ola Christ Church edihcc, USED oy IN, INC
r,,,,h Tor half a century q place OF worship into
An attractive summer hotel
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70 PUSH TIE rRApE WITH soUrH AMERIoA!

TO PUSH THE TRADE WITH SOUTH AAEhloA'
As the result Of meeting at Delmonlco's on harch
l. an association OF bankers merchants and shippers
who do business with Spanish America is being formed
for the purpose OF promoting tho development OF the
commercial relations between this country and us
neghbors OF Central and South America and the West
India Islands. IL will last only until May leo0
when n A. has been successful IL will DO permanently
organized J. NJ. CebAllos Is temporary president ana
r. q. Pierra, OF No. 81 New.st., "a secretary
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70 lnanE rnr rRrUNp pEMuRRnR.

Tho demurrer to the Indictment found against Mira
YYeund and her associates for completely IN the Electric
Sugar Refining swindle win be argued TUESDAY The
counsel for the dafendauu agreed with the District
Attorney yesterday that Tho trial should proceed on
kprii I, Il tho demurrer was oyerruledJ
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HOME NEWS.


pp0M1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
aTrFM 4 nLE-Consressinan JOHN z. Heard, OF MIS-
...s-a NEWFOUNDLAND O. Built and O, b. Wright
y ,s,,.seloaisL CI4ARENDoN-o CONGRESSMAN John A..
,1s,asrssn AZ Kansss C0LoNNADE-Chief Engineer w.
= p,,esier U g. Navy. GILSEY-Slr A. T. Calf Of
xeatrsal carron z Smith, Of Syracuse, and Ex-Governor
sns6deus q. Pound, OF Wisconsin. GRAND-colonel
risehseI W. sheridan o. s. Army. MURRAY HILL
genera Wil,apa r. franklin, Of Hartford, and the Rev.
S1evcsiyr Pratt, Of Norwich, Conn.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
n,S,cprrNENr ABOUT a LICENSE.

A PROTEST FROM THE REV. DIR. ALMoN SuNNi
SOMA RESIDENT SINCE MARCH H.
The SEQUEL to Police and Excise Commissioner
pelps protest against the action OF EXCISE oomnliS,
s,oDers schliemann and Cunningham in granting
Nccnse tn r. W. Pfaender for liquor shop al NO
1so pedford ave., near the AmphIon Academy ana Az
Souls Church. camo yesterday. At the meeting OF inc
chrch rrcsented an additional protest against the
granting of the license the grounds mat no hOuc0
Of their meeting had been given by the Two Con q.
nissioners, when they granted tho license, anu ~
was Illegal because Pfaender was nonresident anu
nember of the Board was personally interested IN inc
property where the shop was to be kept
At this point Commissioner schhemanh SprHnS u ~
and said. That is an insult; won't slt mere anu
ho ,nsuIted or listen to any more such rgmaroie.
He then for executive session. s o anq propose to
Let the matter drop Tho Board then resC!haeu @
license granted to Pfaender last %ees S from
SIr, that he now lived at No. 400 BedfoTd-aye STU
hh mn been resident since March H. Commissioners
Rell voted against the actoh.
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COLONEL FELLOWS GOING WEST.

District Attorney Follows announced yesterday that he
would so 70 Cincinnati tomorrow and would be absent
from the city tor week two His visit 10 thewes said
10 be partly due TO desire 70 learn facts In relation
20 the Ives staynef ease, developed IN tho trial hAd in
Cincinnati last year. MI Fellows. II Is asc SAID feels
the need Of vacation and win snioy period Of rest ana
seefs&aeA.
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limitations abound, but, except in ono
other place, the real Macintosh Goats
cannot be bought in this city outside
of our two stores. At least that is our
understanding with Charles Macintosh
& Co., of Manchester, England, whose
trade mark is rooster, printed On every
garment. You can tell what you are
buying by this simple test.
Our Spring importation OF Macin-
toshes is open. The handsomest ones
are plain black or Oxford, with capes.
Such coats as Haberdashers ask $50 and
$50 for we are content to sell at s1S,
800 and $22. Lower prices down to
80. The seams are stitched, the fabric
is steam vulcanized and warranted to
stand any climate, and all the coats
have Byer's patent ventilated shoulders.
The merit of the Macintosh is that ID
looks like cloth overcOat, and wears
like one, but has an interlining of rub
Der to keep out moisture.
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Announcements
IN GEORGIAN WALES

ns sUeetest rses grow Keep your breath fragrant az ~
eTumod gales OF this enchanting land and your ceth
a. tho pearls tho Orient by using SoZoDoNI
that most charming apd wonderful denufrlce' winch
lady's toilet should DO without
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NEWARK TO HAVE PLENTY OF WATER!


The subject OF general interest In Newark yesterday
was the action OF the Common Council on Tuesday
night in approving a contract entered into BY the
Aaucduct Board with the Lehlgh Valley Railroad
Company for a now water supply, to cost S9ooo,oOo'
pay able in bonds OF the city at four pcr cent The
verdict seemed to DO one Of general approval The
question Of a new water supply has been before
the Newark Commonslty since 1879, when Cross ani
Howell, civil engineers, submitted report on The
Passaic watershed showing tho sources OF supply
and the estimated cost The report was pigeonhoiod
and nothing was done
In the. meantime many available sources OF supply
have been bought up by the bartlett syndicate About
a year ago Mr.. Bartlett made proposals TO soil water
TO Newark and Jersey City by tho gallon Thi'
brought out propositions from other water owner
Including tho Lehigh valley Railroad company, ths
lessccs OF tho Morris Canal the water rights OF when
property arc 10 be utilized In carrying out tho contract
The company engages 10 capitalize a wafer company
for S3 OOO, 900, TO build dams and reservoirs, ano
conduits and keep them IN order for i've years, u
guarantee tho water rights, and TO assume all hably
be city TO purchase tho plant upon It's compilation
and after approval a special committee OF ths
Nevard Council will ask the Legislature for tho author
ity 10 issue 10000, 600 Of bonds Tho Lehgh valley
Company promise TO lave tho plant ready 10 deliver
q, SOC, 900 gallons inside Of two years.
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=. ONCE PROSPEROUS MAN A BURGLAR.

Arthur Kennedy, Of No. 1e1 statest., formerly the
head of firm Of billiard table makers, pleaded guilty.
TO a charge of attempted burglary yesterday IN inc
Court Of Sessions. his downfall came nom u[IhA'
70 which he became addicted five years ago. Ken
nedy. who is about fifty years DID, presented sorry
aupearance at the bar OF the court The articles
he had stolen were tools from carpenter shops Judge
Moore thus addressed him al know nothing moro
pitiful than to see man like you, once prosperous
and the head Of q respectable firm, arraigned mus
for felony feel sorry for you, but your Critic
Was / must say. very mean one Aou ~i0 ~
nnnhnd for Eentence0
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n0IrMard H0Ys nd GIVE 4 FAIR.

1ns junicrs OF tho schosl Of Mines Of Columbia
College win give three days bazaar in the Rotfier
q et7mus RuiIdips. Fishsse., near Fprts-seconds'.,
her4sninx this evening Fifty wolltnown women Of
~ xitx hare gwen them aid patfoncsses 70 the
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A Plan TO LIBERATE A PRISONER.

After Thomas Conraty, Of No. 81 'ay,s~, "ho NO.
caught his wife in company win ano'nor nlau
night ON a charge Of carrying concealed weapon,
search was made in his rooms, where large amount
Of POWDER fuses and number of burglars tools were
found. Among his letters was one rom franA
Rtchie alias John Flood, who is in jail at SPRING
field, Mass, for burglary and attempted murder AZ
Long Meadow, Mass The letter details plan LOT
releasing him by saving into bar Oh t"o-s''r'
raty and his wife were sent TO jail 6y Ponce ~,
Walsh yesterday for having burglars TOOLS ID 'n0'
possession,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
sun risOs 6b7 Sets rises HOS Moons age 20
HIGH WATER
M-SamG IfooS 69 Gov isaad il;33 Hell Gate 065
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d,
slp WEST l26TH-sT
Y,seasea Of the Nervous system genito Urinary organs
Impotenco and SterillU. Hours; 70 IL bS
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G PECIAL BARGAINS in Sealskin Garments.
- Plush Sseques and Fufs before slowing ary tasnion
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEw.yoRK WEDNESDAY. MARCH &c. 1889
ARRIVED fis.
nss AM abi rssssnssr Funch, kdys 90 Arrived tAs
81 sssslsss Ssls,AAna sRsls. Grant Antvrs Marc, win
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DIR. SANFoRD's LIVER INvIgoRAroE ',
bayn health the Liver must DO In order
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BETTER TRAIN SERVICE FOR ENGLEwooD


1. P. Farmer, General Passenger Agent OF the Erie
road which operates tho Northern Railroad OF New
Jersey, denied yesterday the published report that
the time tables for the coming summer would slight
the residents Of EngIewood. It was not Intended,
he said 10 reduce tho number Of Englewood trains.
On the contrary they would be Increased by tho ad-
ditlon Of several express trains each way between
Englewood and this city.
The express train from Nyack which leaves Enge-
who'd At .oI a. m and arrives in jersey City at AZ
win not stop at Engewood under the new arrange
ment but another train especially for the aceommo-
dalton OF Engcwood passengcm win leave that place
at :o7 A. m. ard arravo In Jersey City at sA7.
Tho s:2l a. m. train, composed Of eight or nine
coaches, is nearly always crowded when Enslewood
10 reached and, because tho train N so heavy us
running time Is slower than Is deemed requisite.
Tho train will be divided and the running time between
both Nyank and Englewood and the city lessened,
and seating accommodations provided FOR the pas
sepgers from both places The Eneewood passcn gors
viii catch the same boat MS formerly, although
leaving their homes six minutes later. -
At night the train which now leaves jersey City AZ
s .o5 O'clock and reaches Englewood at o ~ VIII
run through to Nyaek without stopping, but an ex-
press train Will loave Jersey City nj ;O2 O'clock
reaching Englewood az 5;aA ms reaiD ihIPFONos
tho Englewood service.
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Al
BoUTLLoS hAooi,
LIeUrp EXTRACT OF BEKR

Al
BoUuLoS MAo9i, ,,ovr, ryrp,or op prKp
cup after ths ride,
cup after tho theatre
cup frat thing In the morning.
A cup before retiring.
cup for tho visitor.
cup when feeling blase. ..,--.-.-...
tul 30 cup Of hot water trouble o. DOT
,Iss aop quart bottles 81 u.s. Grocers aud drugBs Be
Gnra Of imil ntionG Ask Maggie" Bouluon-
I'm SANRnRnis LIVER INvIGoRArOR
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
IN JAIL FOR FORGERY.
., ,,,,rxr ryrrpx OF HoBoKEN UN

Il
THE ASSISTANT CITY chEIRK. OF HoBoAAN YIN
ABLE TO FIND BoNDsMEN.
william J. Mausen, the Assistant CITY olerA VI
Boboken. who is charged with having ioisou na"
~. ~ Improvement certificates was Arraigned before
In,o.dsy MoDonough yesterday. formal charge
- toroery was made against him. hauseh ueohno"
- nal. any statement and was remandeo until the
.t,ornoon 10 give him an opportunity OF procuring
hail which was fixed at $4,000. lie was unao'' "
Get bondsnen and was sent TO the county l@i "a tno
e,onina. Ma,isell was an Intimate irlend enu as
scciaie OF cx-Couector John MeAiaho"' "Hv 80
n term in state prison for emoczznng inc 0'' '''
"a NJ ex.Water Register Michael MURPHY
1,o Eyranco Committee OF the Common COUNCIL
ctro,,or Kaufman and City Clerk hcDermott
suent Yesterday In trying TO ascertain Inc nuOo u
forced certificates that been issued ihey touno
nm n close examination OF tho ceruncaOo po'N '"a'
tventy-Ave blank certificates were missing, Is
not known that they have al Deoh usou' ou' 'D 1
exnosure will clear the matter up In few days, as
az the holders of Improvement certificates WIN 1850
NO time in asceralulng whether they are genuine OF
sorecd The four certificates on when th9 co"pian'
Is based arc held By Leon Dalton, executor VI INC
estate OF his father, Robert j. Dalton !uSu0e Vi
the peace and broker in Jersey CITY DaNoh says
That his father and Mausell had frequent business
.nsnsan,tons DaIton had the utmost confidence In
wo,sau Than are sx Of tho forged certificates
homecoming 81 500 among the assets OF tho estate
The torger,es were discovered on Tuesday after
Non when a certificate was presented for payment.
II was drawn in favor of Patrick p Punkett for work
dono on the, Jcaersoust sewer, and Its face value
vas $3.50. Comptroller Kaufman could not find the
corresponding stub in the certificate book and Sos,
pected something wrong An examination mSc1,
hsd bean removed from the book. The certifc ates
produced by Dalton show that the t9rser nad i0gSt
To names of Mayor Kerr City clerk McDermott
AMI 1'o1trantor Plnnlet Tho total amount OF the
,rIl he
nor are examined II Will probably not
otnomnt m mora than $4,000. The Common Council
win hold special meeting tonight 10 take action
On the matter
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NANr1cokE." Z. NV. "NANTIcoKE'
new collar
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Rogers, Peet & Go.

Broadway and Prinee-sA
A Broadway and a2dse
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photographs Of Real War Scenes.
1866;
al


b to the
andsec of
axtho
wrcen made
priceless by
a hc n 1t is ngings
with the
ito is and
profitable absolutely ii
catalogue andc catalogue,
in ande rviewson
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pEIRS' FORCE SPRINKLER puts out sres vZasbe.
A Queer Wine OF Valuable Wood.
New Orleans Times Democrai. /

t"e~ NfteotS 4W7esOefnoeTnSI
Forty miles above New Orleans is the old
bed of the Bonnet Care Crevasse Fifteen
years ago the Father of Waters burst his bonds
and swept through there to Lake Pontehar-
train. Five years ago the State of Louisiana,
with the assistance of the Mississippi Valley
Railroad, rebuilt the Bonnet Carre Ievee, bat
it could not restore altogether the conditions
prevailing anteRedent to the creTasse. The
river in the 10 years it passed through the
swamp piled up its sands against the big cypress
forests there. 1t has left behind buried forest
The piled mp sand has deadened nearly ali the
trees, and shinEle mill is now at work there
manufacturing them into shingles with all the
rapidity with which that machine works.
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mass meeting and resolved to keep open In de-
fance of the Sunday law. Those who may be
arrested will march to tho police court with
bands and banners.--EvR Adkins, of Chico,
Cal eloped Sunday night with Neil Hubbs,
who was to have been best man at her marriage
next day to Raymond Bierce. On Friday Bicrce
encountered the couple and fierce pistol duel
followed. Hubs was dangerously and his wife
seriously wounded. Biercc, while badly wound
cd, blew his brains out.-Zina Pitcher King,
a hitherto highly respectable lawyer of Ann
Arbor, Is accused of emhezzling $4,000 from
the fund for the support of superannuated pro-
fessors of Michigan University. lie was treas
urer of the fund.
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THE ARGENTINE TRENTON

MANY engaged In mines, mills. farms or I'm
Ill other active pursuits need heavier watch thEa
we have been Offering heretofore, and We have mads
arrangements to meet this demand.
We have a special watch for the purpose which wa
warrant to be perfect tmckeeper and II receives
IN good running order t be returned 70 as and
will make it good
The case is made by the famous Dueber Compaag
and the works by the Trenton Company. The eaHm
weighs three ounces. and is dust tght and solid aa
rock. 10 Is made OF compound metal. the chief cor
p0EeHt Of which Is silver and Is the clear throu
It Is good silver, being somewhat harder ana
scratching less readily and like coin silver
IL Is called the Argentine case and looks ss like wha9
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acquired q competence which has enabled them
20 travel extensively. Weary of wandering
about the face OF the earth; desiring 10 live in
their own country and yet unwilling 90 re-
turn 10 the quiet little places where they have
passed the greater part Of their lives, they set
tie down here in Washington at hotel, where
they have pleasant rooms, and see an amending
procession OF people, more or less distinguished,
who are CHARTERED in the hotel while in the
city.
The old ladies know a great many people
by sight and q few intimately. They do not
ususally make much exertion TO widen their
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0lApiAN Oh hAhuibitha
and other personal or
naments. He is quite
likely to imagine that
they are wives OF
Cabinet officers, JUS
tices Of the Supreme
Court, Senators, and
other high officers OF
Government. They
are nothing of the
kind. They are ladies
whose hushands-gen-
orally departed-have
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

A Lake Shore conductor reported at Laport,
Ind, Friday morning the finding of tho bodies
of three unknown men, two white and one
eolored, between the Baltimore & Ohio and
Lake Shore tracks Mt Pine, a small station west
OF there. All three Of the mems heads we're
crushed, and IL Ia supposed they were murdered
while asleep and that the deed was committed
by tramps.--The Eve prisoners who arc held
for completely In the Cronin murder were ar
raigned In Chicago, and NIL except ex-Detective
Conghlin were ready for trial. The arragn-
mcnt was made TO prevent the prisoners taking
advantage Of tho statute by which indicted
persons cannot be held without trial for more
than two terms Of court.---While Justice W.
A. Settle and james Bireh6eld were riding
from Fayetteville 10 Fayette Station, w. Va,
large tree fell on them. killing Squire Settle
and seriously injurihg. MIR. BiEchfield. ---Sup't
u. l.. Tyler. Of The QUEEN Il Crescent Railroad,
WAS arrested in New Orleans upon q Fequisi-
ton from Governor OF Lowery for violating
the laws of Mississippi. in carrying passengers
10 the Sullivan X ilrain fight. ---Ex senator
Stephen w. Dorsey IN held prisoner ut his
house In New York for contempt of court In
falling to answer an attachment issued in the
suit Of the Nevada Bank. Of California. TO COM
pei him TO pay the balance of note for
which he holds he il not rcsponsible.--ch
cago divorces were made easier 10 obtain than
ever by decision repeated tn the case of
Mary Gottaehslk, Of Pennsylvania, that tho
applicant for divorce need neither live in ILL.,
nois nor appear in person before the court
Several efforts 10 dergil passenger trains have
been made recently In tho vicinity of Wheel
ing, W. Va, but each time have been ayerted
by the vigilance Of the engineors.-Three
silver spoons that were stolen from the resi-
denec, ia bingham, Mass, of ex-Gov. Long.
were returned by the burglars who wrote on
the package b. +. Butler" by way of jest
Laura Roberts, "a religious fanatic ia Wathour-
VILE. Ga He'd her tHo nieceS in order 10 offer
sacrifice to the Divine Power.---Wesley El-
kins, an ii-yeaF-old boy, living near Edge
wood. Iowa, IL under arrest, charged with the
murder Of his parents on July f7.--FTederick
William Stokes Palmer, an Engishman of dis
tinGaished appearance, was arrested ia New
York for giFiGR bogus draft for Ss05 to Marsh
Jacobs, ticket specalator.-A number of
acres Of land on the Appomattox River in
Prince George County, Va, have mysteriously
sunk GO and 90 feet below their natural level.
A deep lake has formed and a bar has appeared
in the river, which has slightly changed its
course. Cincinnati saloon keepers held
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circle of acquaintance,
but seem content with
their little coteries,
with a comfortable seat
in the hotel parlors,
from which to study
the buzZing throng. and
their own chair and
waiter in the dining
room. Their dinners
cost them more worry
apparently than any
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
The Weeks DOingS at the Ma
tlOnal Capital

The casual guest Mt any Of the hotels in
Washington is certain TO see enter the dining
room, with an air OF familiarity and authority,
several elderly, well dressed, well-fed-very
well-fed- women, who usually wear quite a
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A NY member OF Co. K 9Th u :. IaE Who Ia sprsaR
IA Of lsd5 crossed the plains from Fort LeaEenWoE#
Kan. 70 Fort Union, n 8l., and who knew Jamss A
SEDAN. address The National Tribune,
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LOng-Standing

Blood Diseases are cured by
the persevering use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
This medicine Il AN Alternative, and
causes radical change in tho system.
The process, in some cases, may not DO
quite SO rapid as in others but, with
persistence, the result 10 certain.
Read these testimonials -
For two years I suffered from a Sc
we're pain ia my right side, and had
other troubles caused by torpid liver
and dyspepsia. After giving several
medicines fair trial without cure, L
began TO take Ayers Sarsaparilla,
was greatly benefited by the first bottle.
and after taking five bottles was COM
pietely cured. - John w. Benson, 10
Lawrence ST., Lowell, Mass.
Last May large carbuncie broke out
on my arm. The usual remedies Ind no
eject and was confined to my bed for
eight weeks. A friend induced me 10 try
Ayers Sarsaparllla. Less than three
bottles healed the sore. In all my expe-
rience with mediUlnei never saw more
Wonderful Results.
Another marked effect OF the use OF this
medicine was the strengthening OF my
sight ~ Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly
Springs, Texas.
:" had dry scaly humor for years.
ana suffered terriblys and. as my broth-
or and sister were similarly afflicted, I
presume the malady II hereditary. Last
winter, DIR. Tyronst (oi Fernandina,
Fla',) recommended me to take Ayers
sarsaparilla andie0ntinue IL for year.
For i've months took IL daily. 1 have
not had blemish upon my body for the
last three months." Il. Il. Wiley, l46
Chambers st., New York City.
/" Last fall aud winter was troubled
win dull, heavy pain In my side. I
d1d not notice IL much at first, but it
gradually grew worse until IL became
almost unbearable. During the latter
part OF this time, disorders OF the stom-
ach and liver increased my troubles. I
began taking Ayers Sarsaparilla, and,
after faithfully continuing the use Oh
this medicine for some months, the pain
disappeared and / was completely
cured. - Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush,
Hayerhill, Mass.
Ayers SarsapariIla,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Frice sii six bottles, Oh. Worth % bottle.
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WANTED-ADDREssEa

WANTED-iss Battalion. l1th RegulaTs-Ths nAaaa
w and addresses OF comrades 20 completes Roster "a
forthcoming History our Association Reuni0a wl&
be NJ Milwaukee,, Wis, lass week in August win IA
coming National GAR EncanpmenG Address
500 26t JOSEPH L. H0RR Dnhuqas. lows
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