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The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Mrs. Fuller,s Statement.

WASHINGTON, March Mrs. Fuller
made n brief statement last evening. She
said that she was at a loss to understand
her daughters conduct. There was no
necessity for an elopement. If she had
said she wanted to marry, there would
have been no opposition. She and her
husband would be welcome at her
fathers homo.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
liuil' Gives LIN.

WASHINGTON. March ly.-Gen. Golf
has arrived in town from West Nir-
ginia aud has called on the president
and told him of the political situation in
West Virginia so far as it relates to the
g%oycrnorship. Gen. Golf said that there
was virtually no hope of his securing
the office in view of the supreme courts
decisions against both Coil and Carr.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
p. stot,,ce Hobberie,,

ST. LOUIS, March .l.-The South st.
Louis (Carondeleb postoffice was entered
and safe robbed of $3.50. The robbery is
q very mysterious one. This is the sec
ond time the C%arondelet office has been
visited by safe robbers. the first robbery
having occurred several years ago, on
which occasion the safe vas blown
omen.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Wolfiey Is Endorscd.

WASHINGTON. March 21.-Lewis Wolf
ley, recently nominated for governor of
Arizona by President Harrison, has re-
ceived information that the Republican
members Of the Arizona legislature had
forwarded to the president a unanimous
endorsement of his nomination.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Same Privilege. for parnell.

LONDON, March 2l.-1n the house of
commons to-day, Mr.. Mathews, the
home secretary, announced that Par
nell's counsel would be allowed the same
freedom of access to convicts in Irish
prisons as was allowed the counsel for
the Times in working up their case for
presentation before the Parnell commits
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

broken in several places, and his skull
fractured. He will die. William Smith,
of New York, aged 90 years, was Sc
riously hurt about the head, though his
injuries are not necessarily fatal. The
remainder escaped with slight bruises.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Electric Cab. in Wnsh,prton.

WASHINGTON, March 2l.-It is stated
that a company has been formed to run
electric cabs over the asphalt pavements
! and that it will have its cabs in service
in a few months.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

McAuliffe. who was recently whipped 10y
Peter jackson. the Australian pugiiist,
was referee. The second fight was be-
tween Charles Turner and lille Hall,
colored, They battled away for fourteen
rounds. Turner was the victor.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Mrs. Althousc Will Die.

ATrIcA. N. V, March 21.-Mrs. Alt
house is now in a worse condition than
she has ever been before. She awoke
from a six days nap on Tuesday and i'm
mediatelv after began to suffer from ex-
cessive bleeding from the nose. Her
condition is So BAD that no visitors are
admitted to see her, ami it is thought her
| end ia near.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

X chief engineer: to be passed as
I>,ant engineers: Assistant Engineers
Reynold. y. Hall and Ira Hollis:
q be ~lieutenants: Junior grade
ieutsnan,s. Frank F. Fletcher. AleXan-
ier 81 arp and harry II. Hosley: to be
~.irutenun,s junior grade: Ensigns p. J.
Werlich. Simon Cook and John II. Fill
ore
Edward Rhodes Stitt, of South Caro-
ina, to be an assistant surgeon in the
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Who Forged Growers Name?

BUFFALO,, y. ", March 20.-The Off
GERS of the Buffalo Athletic club We'd
nesday morning received Il prief letter
from ex-l'resident Cleveland. in which
he states that the signature to his sup
posed application for membership was a
laundering forgery.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
TIL. 500 VIII, Soon he Omen.

SAuLT STE. MARIE, Mich. March 21.-
Vessel men give April Is as the date
which Will open navigation. There is
not much ice in the 500 river, and ON
Mud lake the now is all gone. With a
week more of this weather the river will
open with the first gale of wind.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Col. Canaday Recoycri;

Col. Cannday Recovering.
WASHINGTON, March ly.-Col. Cana
day. sergeant-at.ar arms of the senate is
slowly recovering from his attack of
pneumonia. He is still confined to his
ho6
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

PRESIDENT Harrison is making a
good record in his appointments t"
the prominent offices. The appainteeS
are men of high reputation and stand
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Pelted tho Premier.

F4sTH, March 2l.-As Premier Tissea
was leaving the chamber in the after
noon, he was pelted with stones by a
group of political opponents.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

PRESIDENT HARRISON says: ut i
my intention t" stand ~Squarcly upon
the plank in ON platform regarding
home rr,le i'm the territories"
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

Russell Harrison, son of the president,
has purchased an interest in Frank Les
lies Weekly, and will take charge of
the paper from Chicago to the Pacific
coast
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Postponed the Walk

NEW YORK. March 21.-The seventy
two hour pedestrian contest set down for
last evening was postponed until Mon
. day night, on account OF darts illness.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Endemic Typhoid Fever

WlLKEsBARRE., Pa, March co.
Typhoid fever is epidemic in the village
of Luzern. Doctors fear a repetition
there of the Plymouth scourge. Forty
cases are reported.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Sentenced for Intimjdation

DUBLIN, March 2l.-O. Mahony. editor
of The Tipperary Nationalist, has been
nenr-nced to two months imprisonment
for intimidation.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

Fricke. Of Texas.
to be marshal for
the western dis
trict of Texas;
Seligman Broth.
els at London.
England, to be
special Fl seal
agents of the
navy department
"a L II d o n;
! ,'assed Assistant
! engineer David
Jones, to be a
chief engineer:
( Passed Assistant
| engineer James
Il lhaSnlar 10
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

Hon. FRANK I.A1KEN> has received
the appointment us Judge in the >iouA
Falls district to succeed Judge CHl-
land.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23
Judgment Against Dorsey.

~JuuHHfeut EcHfHsT D0rSey:
New YORK. March 21.-A judgment
has been entered at the county clerks
No. 4, against Ex-senator Stephen w.
Dorsey for $4,525 in favor of the Nevada
bank.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-23

-: 3JE IV7 ,
"; while as convenient VSSLssAssseMS
~ TO the buyer as any .N>Iw5!SEGN&SWGI
M system to Us The CMaS1WW1|
eo;opsrasion ef the NMSe9w@
,.4 sS watches in each PHtLR. ,.-.
E,sEd S3sWatch Club and we getcash from Is5s4
is5si the Club for each watch before it goes 1IlGS
iI3sl out, though each member only pays
ttSSaa 81 a week. This is why we give you ssEl
EtGs1SS more for your money than any ono else fSSS
Hsats and why we are doing the largest ksEz3
llfFNrrIIAl watch business in the world. We sell EEL
I|%HElxy only first quality goods, but ou' tsaafTE$#hiia]
A3a prices are about what others get fer sec N8RSsf
BssSSsa ond quality. Our $40 SilveryVateh H..Sggt
* is a substanulSi Silver (no. imitation Of Hfssj
lkS43 any Kind Stem-Wind American Lever fSSlS
aEzl Watch-cither hunting case or open. ksEE
81 Our Ss5.UO WntClAis q Stem-wind. kssyIA
EsSss1 OpenFace. first G.; Ely, st.fcnet Gold E55sS9n
Wal Ame-icanLever Watch ,s1aranteedho HaaS&
Gasfsrfl spea> 20 gears. Ii is f:.!y equal to any kdllssEE1i
EHshAAsEE1l watch sold for sss by Others. We find iWEErtSsl
FHs1fEE9 a frst-class Stlened Gold Case much teSS:f
HSaf more satisfactory and scrviceat!e than l1zsSi
HssSSSa any Solid Gold Case thatcan be scld ct "a
SEN less than double the money, as cheap |Ssfsl
AS9ddS solid cases are invariably thin, we ak. K5Ea
HGnfI o! low quality, ard worthless alter faaS3
REE5sss short use. Our So Watch contains HJHs5sl
nrovemen Of VITAL i,nncr.nnee TO accur. ta=4R@
ate ti.n:ng-Paheut Dus.S,cef, Ea.fa. s.e,x tssEsf
Wind, Sc. which we controlexclusively. ltlSSS5
isfully e~qualfor accuracy. appearance. dura- sS..i
bii.y and service. to any s5s Wash oh si.hsE
road Watch is especially constructed for NJ!
the mostcxactns use, and is %thel:e>t Rail ~;
road Watch made. Open Face CT H.nling tssf
All these prices are either all cash or iii clubs, tE1Sk
's ts!:I.!.' = grew st r: eli; ~" :4:s r .s:s' ss}s> I'D
The Keystone Watch Club i
Main Cd ice Ia Co.'S own euiidias GUN EssSsjt
loc4 WALNUT ST. fallA3A. PA. &-1A sSEEi;
Agents Wanted. /S\ fIsst.I
Ajax Watch l|nsulato-, Si.00 "a u u
A perfect protec;:on against magnetism. u ia
'Pt an. Watch. Sen. ~ mas. Of receipt ~s &TIV3
81 price. q. rtns-: "a a"y r.~nt-eis, 4oene 81 ...--
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

The ladies who bathe at Newport aud
Narragsnse,t, as well as Long Branch,
feel themselves lifted above and beyond
criticism, while The religious tenden-
cies o. the majority Of the Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park summer visitors lift
them above criticism, no matter what
they do, 80 that il devolves upon the
simple, plain, honest folks to maintain
the proprieties.
1t is so well understood that the bene-
fetal influence of sea bathing is SO great
as TO make even a few baths felt as a po-
tent health factor, that almost every wo-
man whose circumstances lift her above
actual want has her bathing costume.
In this letter are presented few neat
and genteel bathing suits, all feasible for
the home dress maker. The materials
generally employed are dark blue iian-
mel or serge, though lately IL has been
found that Turkish toweling or linen
bed ticking are preferable, as they do
not hold the water SO nor cling SO closely
to the figure. Bed ticking is really ex-
cellent, and has the advantage of being
cheap and pretty, particularly for chill
dren, though they should not be allowed
to remain in the wet garments, as they
chill more rapidly than in flannel Dark
blue is the commonest color, trimmed
with white, black or red braid, or bands
put on in fanciful fashion, according to
taste.
The very fact Of the costume being
for bathing ought to be the reason for
quiet taste, as the wearer Is sufficiently
conspicuous without trying To make her
self more so by startling styles in dress.
The illustrations TO this article show the
best styles for papa and mamma, the
baby and young sister-thosc for the
parents in blue flannel. with white braid,
and those for the sister and little one in
maroon serge. The wrap is OF gray
toweling. with scarlet cords The dark
blue costume needs eight yards of fan
mel and eighteen yards of braid and
fifty-eight buttons, and requires no pat
tern, as any lady can make so simple a
garment. The wrap needs eight yards
of toweling about twenty-six inches
wide.
Though it is not absolutely necessary
to wear stockings and shoes it is better
to do so, as the sharp shells and pebbles
may cut the feet; but in Newport and
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
FIRE AND POLICE.
TRANSACTIONS of the samsn ission.s. y-.-
tordny Afternoon


tordny Afternoon.
Bills were allowed amounting 70
something over $4,000, of which the po-
Ice pay roll used S5o9I.75, and the FIRE
department roll S359ile.
4 communication from the secretary
relative to the sale of unclaimed goods
in his hands was referred Ia the presl-
dent of the board.
4 cncck for $50 was received from
the Sullivan Lumber Company. 40 token
ol appreciation 81 thc work of the de-
paItuicut at the recent Gre, and the
amount wa transferred 10 tile relief
fund.
Alltit l. Reynolds was appointed
SPECIAL constable lot the FIRST Wesleyan
Church.
Thc applications of Charles McGfecn
and .au,s Cunningham Ter places Ou
shr police force were placed on file.
4 compliant WAS received from Mrs.
Glars Bliss. against Olhcef Reeves. for
alleged illegal arrest. aud was referred
to the Committee ou Men aud Dlsci-
phuc.
Ninety dollars received for cid hose
was otdcr,d deposited wla toe city
treasurer.
A pcttion for a police beat ou Grand
Vile avcnuc was rolcffea So the Com
nliticc ou Mcu and Discipline.
The iiIcmcu were gwen permission %
change thci5 iat que costs for double
breasted coats - rapidly as new ones
sIc nccGcd
Ihc telephone at the pumping house
CONNECTED with tho iirc department line
was ordered discontinued. az d might
.mItalr the iiIc department bcrFlcc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
Yesterdays HORSE rsor.


sfSsH>.-
TIE Tol.nng mstinee At the fair
grounds Yesterday afteraoea -
.....,.sl.,. -, . -
: .''1'NA 's''os i'~@e''Nte
TIA" f'0e3sNas &s Nte races were
closely cor tcsted, aud there Was = good
exhibition If Spaced. There wer, ahott
4sa :, t4... -,.,.s sts....s - a.. ,.......
>-'N.s ".'e ''te4 NJ AAaiasSiA's 'ef'a-
cats. In the Judges stand Nj. }.
oaiiitF acted a. ssAflef and Mas assisted
ts John ASlntfIt, +. lmmen, treeTge
Nesfss. a.. -. Nsssts6 fr4ncis lslliey, &.
J. opfoat and several other nurse
iatseiefs IA usv lgve-ior-all there Nere
nfe starters, Ai4 ~ Oswald l.. ln-
Kentucky fly, 3 Williams Ia. b.
lianlbls ton, dF.. Mlies Aorgon's kuiAs
oeeisy : g. 4 laan =, aud ANUS kath-
ban if 8. biA1 hckoriy thls race
nAs inhs-llesls, isesi tao ln three
Ae hist titat tfiteo - feiio~s'
h"'s heNeIlA' i.itai = hanhlesoa,
Si-5 p hthtH'kA tt, I, Aud Dan = p.
Dan Was ufa"a after the trsi heat,
- lhr COMPANY Mas TOO i@sl ior hiln.
second heat- hanbieien, il, J, hiiiy
bsNeiits 2, huos oi kentneAs fit, l.
ihlfd ieai--flig Beverly, D. kaby,
hainhletan, j., <, kentucky Fls, !.
liae~- 81 2'3t, @,53t-
Ilie mitch Ma a close one between
the uifee nrst named horses, and
might have resulted efficiently hat
foF the lowering oi Iec0Tds. kulst Il a
powerful and speedy mare. WITH a
record of 2.59, and this iact y prob
ably the reason Why she DID not take
heat, as il MAS very evident she could
have done ~ had she been pushed.
The three-ninute race had ~ entries,
but toiemaueh aud Athlete We're
drawn alter ule first heat Ihis race
was hAlt-nlllc heats, best two IA three.
Tie Lo1ors MeFc carried OF by Dr.
1rswOid's handsome mare, Ellen
Wilkes, who WAS well hand led hy J.. l..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

pain through the forehead. and ringing In his
ears but that was NOT as bad aS his stomach.
There was a bad taste In his mouth all The time.
Ills appetite got So bad be- could not eat any
thing. and Indeed did not want 10. as e caused
bin ~ much pain after eating
lie doctored. but BE- kept getting worse ali
the time until his physicians gave him up a.
a hopeless case. telling him that they could do
nothing for him aud that he mus prepare 10
die
On being told that ne thought be would Try
some one else. and seeing hF fhc daily papers
that there wrre persons Who aple sred to He
troubled something liee himself. Do were le
ing treated successfully hy Dr. tpsllan- De
concluded T. 20 aud see the doctor aud see n
De could do anything Tor hiu.
We'll could h@ do anything fnr Vogf
Yes. / should say he could. arl tit- ! WAS
feeling pretty despuudfut when went to hi =
ofice tle FIRST time. ] can aHf .slk FeTF good
Eugiisu SET. So had o. have nnr % Wv friends
uifn me The doctor examined Iar carefully y
ani said that iae most ~ m' trouble VAS due
fn rifsr.h of Che -' HWt.n n fIl bowels. Nut
rnar uF bead aut Throat Uf- also srui' 20
fr asI a.4 fI.tf lr r.IIl HfIH rr. As hat
was vlat h1t been seeking Il vain. placed
myself under his care ana started Treatment
( have b~rn treating some fIme and ara nov
working every daY ] fee. searnfher person
Mv head and throat feei frsf rate. aud there is
cone almost as good as if efer sHs. MV arpP
tite IS fr~f rate. Iu fart feel Ike myself
once more. and fhat IS al due g. ne exec eut
skill and treatment I received ~ fhe hands If
DR. Cosman and vaH.d most certainly recon
mend ang person suil lerine as was 20 - and
srf him.
~ Anderson can Pc found pr No - W rs'
Ttiri 81 where ~ or any of ti= friends
ehee-fuv eorrohorate t1- above Ou.-i-
"a ureh
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
PERrLs OF PEDESTRIANS.
som. i"mPs md i.usnrs that should he
Attended a. ist the Council.


Attended a. ss the Council.
Two 90 three oI Ne Monroe fdreet
prcpciy Owntrs are making haste -
construct new vaiE rtorc the ofdi-
nance can take ontH requiring Their
construction ol eioue 1lr new walks
Ar, bullt alsD without ans reference 90
uniformity oi grade. each usu ffne
grade to conform ~ the floor of his
silac, or as ho thinks % ought to bo.
ln consequence ise ups and downs
which have 80 long dfsigured the street
aud impericd the lie and limhs Of De
dfsiTisus 8fe likely o. BE- perpetustfd-
1lls city g tbc only town ol so inhabl-
uuf. or over In the State which does
NOT laVe the grade 0l its streets and
walks bVed hy crfy surveyors and com
pd property owners g. conform 80 f.
Iae property oHurra 0n Lyon street
hire also goi ln anfla of ihe ordinance
with the result tIai lHR od oi Canal
street fhero Is au unprotected flse Oi
fcur of fFe inches. stumbled over by al
fas 2eH uuHarF people every dar
greatly g. 3he pef ~ f'0ul iheH bn's
and tafr SOUL > 50 .rat0n- Ine ne'ae
Ftv for a. ordinance frIng the CTaae
of walks patent, and it j. surpr.srrig
fhst t4e council docs not adopt one.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
AHope|ess Case
GIVEN UP TO DIE
A Change in Treat
ment and w hat
Came Of 1t.

The reporter on a hunt for news found Mr.
John Anderson. OF No. l22 West Third ST.. VINO
related 10 him very interesting history In his
case.
Sweden a little over one year ago. and since
then has not found everything smooth here.
He said he had typhoid fever last November.
recovered slowly, and in February went 10
work not feeling very well then. He was
working for Mr. Hamilton. the contractor and
builder but was unable To work but two
weeks when he got SO bad that he could do
nothing. His trouble appeared 10 be IN the
stomach and bowels mostly As after eating
anything he would have belching of wind
anti great distress through the stomach, was
biOaicd good deal. ON arising in the morn
ing there WAS a good deal of trouble 10 clear
his head and throat and had a dull. heavy
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

IA
other fashionable resorts u Is considered
the mark Of respectability 10 wear silk
stockings and fancy shoes Skeleton
corsets are also worn by those " ho battle
fer display.
saw a bathing dress made for
wealthy married lady. now ia Newport.
of white felt flannel. with q rica EN-
hroiderv of coral in red silk inteTmiugied
with gold sea plants. There we're 10
sleeves and the belt was one mass q gold
embroidery, with here and there hit Il
the red. Buckskin shOes 10 match and
coral pink silk stockings were 10 be worn
with this. also coral gold bracelets.
Many other daring fsDcies were worked
out for bathing dresses for those whose
wealth enables theua - defy public opin-
ion. but / have no patience - write q
them, nor DO nay readers care b hear of
them. am sure OIIvE HAEFzs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
BEAUTY IN THE BATH.


nsoe.sy IL E&tkieE costsases IA Largely
Conventional.
sss.-lSa Csrrssxoeae.oe.l
Sxw losk. Jane S.-Tksre AWAY lbs
ts~a sna always vii bs certain fs.ss.sssIa-
able wosaen ~hs dslighs IL ecoeatsso
e4rkias costumes. bal - say wonaAls a
taste aud FernsGneng ths bathing sAI
th2E attracts tbs least notice is the enc
naoss desirable. Ar Asbars Para ana
Ocean Grove tie costumes are sis@2s
more deooroas than many worn IL Long
branch. Newport aud AzFTsE~f1se't,
~hile these worn al Consy lsi@Ild ana
Eockz~ay sEe positively llo1ess for ths
uaost pzIt Ia f@ct. hzve noticed Ia
this. IS III many other natter, tie PoN'r-
eT the class that fre9UeAts place The
more modest ana circuAspect tAe attire
and manner u ghe u olaeaa-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
no. 105 M0NR0E-ST
Grand Rapids, Mich.

where aI .lrsr.e esses Are treated slth sae.
cess
W.sf-aI seasas treated veeesSsfruv Cen
,---rflar Rrsa-s f..assa IrsEaf.sa a Rhen-
-tss..m al3 NERVOUS EI-Et t-s- A.
f.r..sSrs 0er1 ~ 10 the sexes a ere stg
G8TkERH "a RID
DNSF LrATTaN sr -f1re or ~ r1sf 3
oF tears re- So arr. Eros 8 ~ asd 81
m- >aa1ay rs g c n.
Address Al mal - TT ~ Cesnan. Pens
fsrs SO. Is Manrae sf 6-sad Ese.fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
TaE EnERsoa.~

AEa&Al nestias ~ ss Hs4a ssaasy
Attrsaooa.
The snn0z naest.aS 81 tsss kmel son
q onse Assoc stlen Nil he held st $
o'clesA Sunday atlcfnoeu AZ t.sv leciufV
aoon II tie Park Congregational
Church T0e yearly reports Nil taea t.e
made. snd ofhoers wlA be chosen tor
It's ensuing ysaf
AfrcBa 81 giae home haaas us the
fellow lne aBucSls
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14


Do you have dull, heavy headache
obstruction OF the nasal passages, dis
charges falling from the head INTO the
throat, sometimes pTOfuse, watery, and
acrld, at others, thick, tenacious, mu-
cous, purulent, bloody and potrid; eyes
weak, watery, aud iniiamed; ringing IN
the ears, deafness, hacking or cough
lng to clear the throat, expectOratlOn
OF offensive matter, together with scabs
from ulcers; voice changed and nasal
twang; breath offensive; smell and
taste impaired; is there IA sensation OF
dizziness, with mental depression, a
hacking cough and general DEBILITY
Ii You have all, or any con
siderable number OF these symp-
toms, you are suffering from Nasal Ca
tarrh. The more complicated your dis
ease has become the greater the num-
Der aud diversity OF symptoms. Thou
sands of cases annually, without mani
Testing half OF the above symptoms,
result IN consumption, and end III the
grave. No disease IS so common, more
deceptive and dangerous, less under
stood, or more unsuccesstully treated
by physicians. The manufacturers of
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offer, III
good faith, reward OF 800 for case
OF this disease which they can not cure.
The Remedy is sold 10y druggists, at
only 80 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

r. S.-Dont delay much longer as
the Goods goes very fast, and a. We
don't intend "a carry such ever from
cre season to another. ne WI rather
sell them at the lowest Frees possible
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

fsr4zrFs' Fso4acs.
ApEies - - c2ss<l
fetAtss,S 5as- - . 1Ns4ci.
LsttsEe-- - ' ss444 LoF h4< ho1te, ~. y
: @s2zi la z5Tdaa-
kEzs-li sg to1ea.
E-stxf- e. 80 aelaa-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

rss ~-rrnv.f =, MS rav treating RzrlorS A. 81
fs-sf ~ - ma t-rf1nel Flork. ever N srr-
burg = An .l.sts store where AZ sil - pleased
e rerf hes trt-ris fnt tA n~rsees siffrrns
fT-s-n enrsaft ee7@rs ~ es7eTv fereri ptss1.
Consultation 1rer. 10 neaicl4e zsea-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

H3dss-
eraea sh<i r. = goaaa-
tfft sFe.l -. , q51z9.
l.- Nisti-si a-~ - pe4a2
tfFf -.s4 sasEaa-
ieNlas -. ~ apiece
r1eep rsius peaaa Ter -eOi. 30.
ttil-t afei -ssa-f - g94aa-
iaitQs sle Daaad
y sei-h zs1sa. - -ac p0gn4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14
Those 1880 Suits

Just as we Thought-It's not the !'has
been" prices that rivet public at
tention, its the present figures.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

jobDsTs' Prices.
Apples -s5e Dashel
b4aHs-s 8 3aal 81 = busheL
Buttcr-lss lzc : pound.
hszs -lissi-c p dozen.
Honey ltse l1 , pound
f0lzloes--.ss19r = basheL
Dried Fruits
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1889-11-28
WITH THREE NAPOLEONS.

c. E. Bolton delivered an illustrat-
ed lecture in Music hall last Friday
night, the fourth evening in the Y
M. c. A. course The lecturer was
introduced by Principal Putnev, pres
ident of the association. After few
remarks complimentary to St. Johns
bury and its citizens, he proceeded to
his lecture upon the four Napoleons
The views were among the finest
ever shown here, paintings, busts
and photographs of palaces being
very accurately reproduced on the
screen. Most of the evening was
spent with Napoleon Bonaparte and
Napoleon III. Just before Mr.. Boil
ton introduced Napoleon " to the
audience the supply of hydrogen
gave out and the lecture was brought
to a sudden close, but not until one
hour had been pleasantly and profit
ably spent with three Napoleons.