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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
IRNY AND ylvY EyrE,LrGgSCE.

washIgon, June l7.-ASslsant Surgeon B. l.. Teneyck
has been ordered from NewYork City TO Fort Loavcn.
worth. Assistant Surgeon J. d. Gardiner has been
relieved from duty Fort LesyeDworth and ordered 10
Fort Reno Assistant Surgeon +. 6. Wales has been
ordered TO Fort Huaehuacs Arrons relieving Assistant
Surgeon NJ c. wytha, who IL orderSd Fort Mcdowell,
Arizona, relieving Assistant Surgeon Leonard Wood,
who ia ordered 10 tho Preside. San francisco. Ten
eoorod recruits have been ordered the 3hh Infantry In
Dakota.
Lieutenant Charles d. Galloway has been ordered "
duty at the Naval Academy. Assistant Surgeon George
Bohgauser has been ordered the Marc Island Naval
Hospital Chaplain Robert HUDSON has been ordered 10
tho Mare Island Navy Yard. Endgns Frsnklin Swift
and George q Evans have been detached from duty In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

At Long Branch. All the camps IN the State wers
reported in a prosperous condition. The annual
election resulted as follows: Colonel, Andrew Dero
IT, OF Paterson; major, J. ID. Hughes OF Red Bank
members OF the state Division Council, G. W. Poucf''
Of Paterson Harry Douglas, Of Trenton, aid Joseph
H. Weston OF Hackensack. The National EncamP
ment will be held next september In Paterson. Dele
gates were elected a. follows: Ar large William o.
Nc powel Of Newark; alternate al large ". l.. Cole,
OF Hlghtstown; delegate Harry Is. Marhbank, Oh
Newark and alternate J. F.. Sodcn. OF Freehold I.
S Grant Post. No. -. OF Long Branch. rendered
camp fire TO the state Division Encampment toniShS
when the new officers were formally installed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
TIE CASE OF TIE CATHOLIC PROFESSORS.

Washington, Juno 1.-The question Of the legality
~ tho proposed importation OF corps OF foreign
theolo tans for the Cathohc University Of america
was recently rr.erpd 10 the Attorney General on an
appeal from the opinion given by the Solicitor OF tho
Treasury that such importation would be violation
Of the provisions OF the Alien Contract Labor law
The Attorney General to-day returned the papers TO
tho Treasury Department with statement that he
docs not consider the case In It's present shape al
rroperly calling for official recognition. The point
iinndr Ly him Is merely technical. This objection Will
probably be overcome nv formal request ny mo
Secretary Of Treasury for an opinion as To the
legality Of the landing OF the persons In question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
BITS OF LEGAL. NEWS.

A. F. Roberts and Others yesterday obtained . YER
dict OF ell6 against Henry T. Smith in the supreme
oour. The plaintiffs in 1888 and 1884 lent the
dcSsndAnt . membership certificate IN tho Produce
Exchange upon an agreement that be should pay 800
and the assessments the certificate for ono year
He returned 1t Ave months after and the plaintiffs
were Obliged 10 pay the assessments.
Surrogate Ransom took testimony yesterday IN
segard to the viii Of Mario Louise Comstock, who
for many years KEPT fashionable school for young
ladies' in this city. II Is contested by her uncle,
George W Cornstock on the ground that she lacked
testamentary capacity. The hearing viii be con-
unucd to-day
reference ordered by Justice Andrews In the
Supreme Court yesterday In the suit OF the first wfe
Of Thomas Francis swoeny, H., for absolute
divorce.
The tatterod colors carried by the Garibadi Guard,
39th Regiment, Esw-York Volunteers, exhibited
IN tho Supreme Court, bcforo Justice D Brson and
Jury yesterday In suit between rival veteran organi
ratIons for possession OF tho flag The plAntin was
Albert f. Scicrt, president OF veteran Organization
composed OF old members Of the regiment who had
withdrawn from Organization over which Alfred
Kraft the defendant presided. The plaintiff failed TO
establish his case ard the complaint dismissed.
Justice Andrews OF the supreme Court, yesterday
denird the application made by Francis E. Wolf.
judgment creditor Of James r. Kecne, to have iudg
mont obtained against the latter by James Iepcnstall
for go, $50 set aside as corusive and fraudulent
4 decree OF absolute divorce granted BY Justice
InSrahan, in the supreme Court, yesterday, 10 Mar
gaIrt j. CoIiord, In her suit against william +. Cox.
fori.
EX Surrogate Daniel G. Rollins has been appointed
BY Justice Ingraham, In the supreme Court referee TO
take testimony In the suit of Frank W. sanger. the
theatrical manager against T. Henry Frepch 10 estab
fish an Interest claimed by the plaintiff in the play
Little Lord FauntieIoy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

W,,LIncton June I'm" sec riary OF the Navy
,, ,,.cc,,r ed the r,port Of Commander Whiting on tho
y.rtIc and C,alcna. The lantic was damaged In
hurricane OIL The coast OF Delaware Lately The boar'
ind, that the hull /, not strained. The deck and
ntt,ag, ar, In bal condition. and It Is recommended
that the vessel DO dockcd to allow Of M examination
Of her copper shrathIng The repairs Will IL Is cSfi'
mated cost sl4 $40 and will require ten weeks time.
I'm the case OF the C;alcna which Is lately in from
Iayticn service the estimated cost OF rpas Is plarcl
At sB,sTl, which Is z per rent Of her value, and VIII
place the vessel Ia shape for SIX months service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
TILE COURT OF APPEALS.

saratoga n. T., June lila the Court Of Appeals
to-day the following causes argued:
No. 74l-John /. Lawrence, executor, etc., and
Others appellants, agt. james NJ Whitney and others,
RE pondcnts.
The day calendar for Tuesday Is:
Nos 3es $780, co., So3 sos, 473, 4O5, 4oS.
The motion calendar for Tuesday is
Nos I342, l3Is. l8il l3t3. lSi6. l3I7 1925. 1890,
1891 1902 1850 1888 1855 1884, 1852, 1854 1857.
1866 1907 1853. 1871. 3Si. 1886. 1883, 1862 1869,
1870 1872 1873 1875, 1877. 1873. 1879, 1885, 1896.
1890
In tho Second Division the following were
argued:
No. 42O-Thc Syracuse Water Company, appellant agt
the Cty OF Syracuse respondent and thu Syracuse Water
Company app liant ag- tho city OF Syracuse and the
Central Water Works Company, respondents.
No lo4t-Joab L. CUT. appellant agt Mary E. Moses,
lmpeodcd etc, respondent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
DEEP SORROW ~ THEATRICAL CIRCLES.
APPROPRIATE: ACTION TO DE TAKEN by NEW
yOnK ACTORS CIUBs.

DEEP SORROW ~ THEATRICAL CIRCLES.
APPROPRIATE, ACTION TO DE TAKEN by NEW.
YORK ACTORS CrrBs.
Although John Gilbert personally but httle
known to members OF the profession except moss VINO
had been associated with him at Wallarks and at tho
Lambs Club, deep and general regret was expressed
vcseriay I'm theatrical circles IN this city when II was
learned that all hope OF his recovery had been
abandoned 'IIe had for so many years been without
a rival and almost without competitor IN his own
neculIar field that no hint OF jealousy marred the
unIversa feeling Of SORROW II felt that In him mo
,rofession had lost one OF hs noblest and most COM
handing figures. The rigid upnghtness OF his hie
and the firm, manly and answering way IN which no
bod alvays maintained the dignity OF his art. were Ill
all cases the theme for admiration and comment
Tb.odore Moss said: There never was man moro
oo,,rclv devoted 10 or absorbed in his art The INC
.trs was hls lie and without Il he could not have
hesn conteat. At home in his library no was sur
roupded By mementocs OF bygone players. Their
n,ct,,res. painted or engraved, hung OH the walls
busts were on pedsstas here and there, and nearly
Al. bis hooks related to dramatic matters During the
twenty 1--WE years that he was connected with Wal
lacks I never had a dispute or angry wod with
him. No young man Just beginning his lreor conid
have been more attentive regular at rehearsals
or performances ofen OF late hs Insisted on play
ing when he was physically unequal to IT, but he
would not give up long as he could stand. When
he frat csmo to wsllssks to succeed Blake he was
although known 3 good actor. by no mean2 IA,
nous, ard his salary was not large, even for hose
days. How speedily he established himself In pubic
favor is matter Of history, and each yearihis 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE LAST DAYS OF POMPETT.

PAINS dramatic and pyrotcohnlc spectacle. The
Last Days Of Pompell," which postponed on Satur
day evening account Of the rain. will be given FOR
the first time this soason this evening IN the amphi.
theatre at Manhattan Beach
The tickets issued for saturday evening will DO good
for this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

Washington June 1.-THE Auorucy-Gcnerai has
received the resignation Of George s. Peters, United
states Attorney for the District OF Utah; Peter 81
Knight United states Attorney for the southern DIS.
,rlct o. Florida and f. ~ ROykn. United States
Marshal for SOUTH Carolina. They have all been &C
copied take cect upon the appointment and quail
1catiCn Of theif succcssors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
OFFICERS OF SBwSznsBr SONS OF vnrsRANa

Asbury Park n. j., Juue II tspectaD. There werc
over 100 delegates present ct the seventh annual en-.
campment Of the NewJersey Division Of the Sons Of
Veterans twhsn It, opsned thts morning in Library Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
rorETu.cLAss rosrMAsrERs APPOINTED.

Washington, juno iT.-fourth clAss postmasHrS
were 70 day appointed as follows:
prnp,vly.nia-D H. Acksr, Acker; NJ. H. Messimer,
pIslne; \. G. IIendrll. Dempseymwn. Mrs y TEN
ME pnnnrlcy', Mills ". J. r Mclan, DrAvosourE
j. r. Ars. DuucausvilIe r. g. Jones Ehnnct'sSS.r,s
Henry Knapp, Fcrtigs; T.. r. Herhay FlorIn Setuo
Fsh. Hamnlcrslcy's Fork; c D. Andrews, Hudson
dale: J. X Esby. lntnroms" Ella ll9'1ck, hS %r.
A. ". nil Lumber city F. + Mcpeeh, Mount GOO
John c. ruruI,un Murray; j. T. Hc msn norm
TooE: Franklin schwartz, North Fem = ~ y, 30
NJ pi,nryylllc: " r. Hair, Roaring spring;
Hannah siruhgcn saHonburs; ". r. llsrriek Sterling
INN ~ II Eapp, Union Deposit; IL. H. Bean. Upper
Black Eddy: J. VI. Prime, Utica . -, .,.,
New Jrr,ry-Jason Buck. Anglcsca; J. y Ashmea'
uccseley's Point; +. II. Risdon Bloom!ngiale;
Munday Marunvillc; ". II. Horner. Neshanlo ".
n wheaton Pcunsvile George iicrrick, Port MOTIFS
J. L smpkns Turuersvile; Jacob 5. Roc "aip%N
centre =, 49, p,..L
Xcw.York-E d. Grim. Amber; p " Poor w Risek
river. W A. Spponrr Rockville; W. H. Mcnn'
iti,.bcr Fails; John r. PAR, Bud lovi o. Jones:
Inr william Ding. Flackvlll" John A. Milice w !Vr'
IIuuter Charles Fuller Fucrvlllc Iron Works W -
ra,tr Uarlnt + =. Fccry SkaneatrleS rams, ~ " ~
warner Memphis. Z. T. Clark North RnNseu n, u
Rnvnpr OnurrlAga 7 Il. Covenry. sherman H. t tHco.
smlthvIll": Joseph fayol. Theresa l. N"Suo'' "'''
HAMPTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE FACTS ABoCT LIEUTENANT HEATH
v,s ILLNESS NOT KNOWN IN. WASHINGTON

MA ILLNESS NOT KNOWN IN, WASHINGTON
WHEN HE WAS ASSIGNED TO sF1. DUTY
Washington Jups 17-Inauiry at the Navy Depart
.rt with regard TO the article published few days
ago which calls attention to the death OF Lieutenant
Heath one Of the survivors Of the wrocKeo 'annaha
and accuses the Department of unfArness in asngn
Ing him to duty board tho lroquos' aeVeiops uao
fact that Lieutenant Heath was ordered 10 lno
Mohlcan attlnS for at Marc Island. eepumoor 20
last Before that ship went 10 sea. however, no was
transferred to the yaud,la January Ia last and was
I'm that ship at the time Of the disaster a. eehoa NO
report has ever been received at the Department Is
to Lieutenant Hcaths illheah, and nothing was KNOWN
of his illness until a telegram received announ'
cling his death
several Of the officers who had been but short
time attached 10 the wrecked ships were detained AZ
Marc Island for dury In other vessels. some because
they requested 10 BE- assigned anil others oecsose
they had been but few months on sea duV ana
their services were needed at that point. 10 nave
ordered thcn TO their homes and replaced them win
other officers wosld havo cnaled largo expense upon
the Government. OF tho number so assigned I'd uutS
Lieutenant Heath one, but 1t Is not oolieVeh AZ
the Department that his assignment entaed hardship
Relative to the published statement that tho scameh
OF the vandaila have been discharged in san Fran
cisco without pay and are dependent upon charity II
is said at tho Navy Department that no suoh men have
been discharged except In OF few special service
stewards cooks. servants etc. living on the racine
coast Tho scamcn wcre transferred TO q receiving
ship upon their arrival at san Francisco.
The accounts OF tho Trenton and Npsc were saved.
80 thai there has been difficulty in issuing money
10 the crews OF those ships. The Vandalias accounts
were lost new rolls were. therefore, opened dating
from tho disaster, and there has been issued money
accrued TO tho credit OF the mon since that date
Amounts due prior to tho wreck must undergo adjust
mcnt by tho accounting officers OF tho Treasury. IL
T.. said at the Department that II any OF the Van
dallas men arc knocking about san Francisco" n
described they must be stragGlcrs without leave OF
men liberty amusing themselves accoulhS !"
their wont .
The law authorizes settlement with enlisted men
In case Of q casualty whereby n ship may haVo oeen
sunk together with rolls and papers. based upon inc
last quarterly accounts received at III" Treasury eon
al.o provides for paying TO pity ooerS. seamen anu
others not officers. whose pSrSohh oHocts hA'o pooH
lost 4 sum not exceeding $50 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
JOHN g. GILBERT DEAD.
EHE ACTOR PASSES AWAY PEACEFULLY.
zp DIES IN HIS NATIVE CITY sUaRousDEo BY
Hs rAMr1Y--THE FUNERAL APPOINTED
FOR THURSDAY AFTERNOON.

Boston. June l7-John Gibbs Gilbert. the
veteran actor, who had been. sick In
this city for several weeks, died at
Y D. m. to-day He passed away peacefully. sur
rounded by his family. Mr.. Gilbert was SO low
last night that Dr. Jermyn did not expect that he
would survive the night. and the newspaper men
kept watch about his shouse till o'clock this
morning The funeral will take place on Thurs
dsy in the Church Of the Unity at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
yrrp vopK n.uy TRIBUNE JUNE Is AVE-.

the ooa.s survey snt placed waiting erdsr
Frank Thompson has been detached rom 'n' '
Navy Yard and placed on waiting orters1 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
HENRY CLEws MUST RETURN THE EAR.RINGs

HENRY CLEws MUST RETURN THE EARRINGS
In replovtn suit brought by Alfred II. Smith d
Co, 70 recover from Henry CLOVIS q pair OF diamond
earnngs which the defendant purchased In 1879 from
third person, whom the plaintiffs had entrusted
them and who sold them without their authority, =
Jury the Supreme Court after trial before Justice
Beach yesterday, decided that the earrings must be
returned tho plaintiffs together with 1928 costs and
interest. The earrings were worth 81 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18
THE COTRTS.

COL. STEWART NOT FORCED TO ACCOUNT
In tho proceeding by the Veteran Association OF
the recently dIsbanded 18th Regiment Of tho National
Guard against Colonel Albert p Stewart for an ac-
counting OF tho repmenta fund OF $4,000, which nc
holds as trustee under decree Of the Supreme Court
for tho benefit Of sick membrs Of the regiment or the
families OF dead members Justice Iusraham yester-
day gave Judgment for the defendant on demurrer.
The ground Of the decision Is the failure OF the COM
plant to allegc that the plaintiff has any title or
interest IN the hInd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

: .~c, whose theatric days fly ever feeter,
whose gaze along the past grows faint and dim,
Have seen our last Sir Robert and Sir Peter
Poionius dies with him." a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-18

time courtesy OF manner-how tonce r,a.d scholar -
nster eptlemsn Long may be be spared 20 o,gf n
and adorn the stag s9otne so our lives tho Eds
., G., our ~ ~ ago and Of our affections
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
Whrt Al. Ynn9

10 vou have duu, heavy headache,
obstruction of the nasal passages. dis
charges falling from the head into the
throat. sometimes profuse. watery. and
scrit. ar others. thick. tenacious, mu-
coss. purllcut, bloody and potrd. ewes
vcak. waterv. and nfamed ringing 'u
the ears. deafness. hacking or cough
irg go clear the throat, expeetoraton
ot ofeus. ve matter. together with scehs
from ulcers; voice changed and r8saI
tuarE breath offensive, smell AMI
tl.te muar red. s there q sensation Of
q rsne-s. with mental depression. a
hsckrr cough ard general DEBILITY
u vu have an. or any Con-
siderable numher of these synp-
trms. vsu are suffering from Nasal Ca
tllrh- The more cCmpIcateti yonr Dis
ease ass necnn1e the greater rne num-
Per ann diversity ~ symptoms. Thou
s.f.ls ~ cases annually. without mani
t- oa-t ~ the above symptoms,
m sumption. and end ln tae
SD .scaea - sr common more
tefrn su8 dangerous less unfer-
H- or nsore unslcccssfullv treated
ht nsVsitaaus. The manufacturers of
fefarrh Reuetv rfer. n
et ath- reward ~ 500 for case
rt Cess disease wh-cl fnev can not r1tre
1sr Remedy Is sid by druggists, at
.e1ly - cents
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16

pain through the forehead. and ringing IN his
ears but that was not - bad as his stomach
There Was a bad taste in his month all the time.
His appetite got so bad he could not eat any
thing. and indeed did not want 10. as II caused
him SO much pain after eating.
lie doctored. but he kept getting worse all
the time. until his physicians gave him up as
hopeless case. telling him that they could DO
nothing for him and that he must prepare 10
die.
Un being told that. he thought he would try
some one else. and seeing by the daily papers
that there were persons who appeared 10 De
troubled something like himself. who were be-
Ing treated successfully by DIR. Cosnan. he
concluded 10 20 and see the doctor and see IL
he could do anything for him.
Well. could he do anything for you?
Yes, | should say he could. and did. was
feeling pretty despondent when went 10 ms
office the first time. | can not talk very good
English yet, SO | had 10 have one OF my friends
with me The doctor examined me carefully
10 catarrh of the stomach and bowels, but
that my head and throat was also some M
fected. and that he could help me. As that
was what had been seeking In vain, placed
myself under his care and started treatment.
/ have been treating some time and am now
working every day ! feel like another person.
My head and throat feel frst~rate. and there Is
no ringing in my ears. Ny stomach has be
come almost as good as IL ever was. My appe-
tite is irst-rate. In fact | feel Ike myself
once more. and that is all due To the excellent
skill and treatment | received at the hands of
DR. CoSman. and would most certainly recon
mend any person. suffering as WAS, To 90 and
see him.
Mr.. Anderson can be found at No. 122 West
cheerfully corroborate the aboye.-Duluth
DailV Tribune
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16

A handsome complexion Is one of
the greatest charms a woman can pos
sess. POzzoni's Complexion Powder
gives It.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
SANFORD'S
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To be freed from the dangers of sufocation
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SANFORDs RADICAL CURE meets every phase
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Sanford's Radical Cure. for Catarrh
Consists of one bottle of the Radical Cure. one
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
AHope|ess Case
GIVEN Up TO DIE
A Change in Treat
ment and What
Came OF 1t.

The Fepefter 0a bUnf foT news found MI
Jeha Anderson II No. II West fhird 81. ~ 40
r.iated 10 hlfn very iateErsiRg history la hts
CAsr
ne ssia Ne cane g this eouRiry frem
- eden 4 little oKgF one sc1r &go, aud s4nc~
thea has uet found every lhug Sneeth here.
tie said he hAd typhoid lever last November.
WORK uot feeling very well then lie w&s
~oTkiIg for MI. Hamilton. the contractor AID
builder tut Was unable 10 work bat to-
weeks NheR hs gotsO had that he cs,gld DO
BottiuE. Has trouble appeared 10 be Ia ht
stomach and bowels mostly, - alter eating
alSthing he would haze beiching 81 wiHd
aud great distress through the stomach. u as
bloated coed deal. on arising IN thr morn
Tag there Mas good deal ef tTouble - clear
his head aud throat, and had oull heavy
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16
PIMPlEs TO ScR0fULA.
A Positive Cure for every SKIN,
Scalp. aud Blood Disease
except Iehthyosls-

P.srsa.ls > ss4rs- Head. aFnss. aaa breast
. sslia se<b. b@sA covered /. ith sast ss.
ftssa dssstoss &sd as4esstSiess f&kL s1fea
b. SutssaFa Remedies a. a e<sst "a - -
haze ss...a Az fffsrgzs ksz ssiks wita the
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terfibir skin &na sealp q ssssr kne~b a. i's.'it
ass. b4a lt Tor eighf ye2rs IL sqaia go
better and verse ~ times Sometimes 90
Ee11 08aia hs q slid Ssh. aHa n - Al iie
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~ arms Wsrv covered wite seSbs fFoE elbows ;
a. shoulders mS breast - a. flio>i elas >9isa
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- size fFe8l penny to aoliaf l hsa
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LET. sa1 used mAaY alnerent medicines vita
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from the n ~ application - tEfiCrkS.
ARt HrR ri IS>EIL. Doshief. oAto-
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- pages. "a Illustrations. and loo testimO-
malls.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16

A dirty, ragged, unkempt fellow
named +. B. Washburn. of Three Oaks,
lives in a filthy hovel and refuses To
allow his two children, aged about
twelve years, to attend school. The
Otner night a lot of Three Oaks citizens,
burn, and IN spite of his vigorous resist
ance, cut his hair, clipped his beard
and washed him clean, if they did
change the water only three times
Kalama-oo Telegraph.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-16

pINPLES. black head. red. rough. chapped.
l. VI and only skin prevented by CUricuRA