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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
CONFIDENCE ~ PROVIDENCE.

III" thought tint constant and rirttcn-
lar Providence is exercised over the world,
Nv the infinitely wis. and l~cnegcl ut Col,
should ltal US ever to y satisfied win ali
Iii, dealings. We are sometimes prone 10
complain of our earthly -, r. t. ln4rnur
a tliiI~f what scem To Z, ii references q our
selves, ''mvSteriols dl-l"ll~aiIen> Of Iroyi-
itnca.' But if we cherish Il tifta, mistaken
!uith in the Scripture doctr'n II l'rovi-
d~nce, W. slall rejoice that = God 81 intiuito
wisdom and goodness ism TN tlro:.e, and
that He orders al things with the wisest
COUNSEL, and for the I"St ends.
Whatever ourtonditie u or circumstances,
whether prosperous OF adVtrs,, Joyous n
affective. we shall r scu4n ize, II tie all t
ment, the Kind hand OF oar II avnnly Father;
and if others are more favored than our
selves. We shall he satisfied tlat II j for tue
| wlScst am best reasons Whatever oar s.;,
ton in life We shall feel that II i. f9r Us. Tia
station Of honor, and titn"~S, and ,ilty. ini
that the iii wine estimate + our character lie
p,nlS hot on the elevation Of our plrle,
sut fn tie manner IN. which We I'll il. not IN
ur circumstances tut oa tho spirit We
cherish iii them.
- too Of thu seeming Inequality Il thu
ictIln4s II Providence. as mtnjfc~t a. lal
us, against which W. are e-nnttt~,ii-u1ts ~
IL mnl,nHr. rs sun u,i IT severe ! rrfrr not.
t. IL! Theoretical object! ~ Il til, iutil.l.
wlich ar. "a.llN ANSWERED.. hut rather tothe
want II 'rtirc Iractletl faith. q: entire
Iprartf al CHI ! irr IN & 4 III tha~ .;.fll
1l~pen>Htlalle II lI> lr"fl!enra, with ~ ich
f">tm ill.,, good are : n~.ntItu@~ t,lntttat i, ia
i,etti>ti 4 - II fhoN "Ii,tl.ts. u.lrI-o,i for
th" letter. With re-nf,i Toad -,.eh ti~len-
>st.n. every il>r45 nalu5r >h,utl
t un"" H. busiei ~ tt- tiut - hat
t.sl I.iatie5teiv l. rfect anl ,t#1tlf spaly Il
his i llnS~ ;tlIti FRO !eats,i .et..tit-
II " npIear uSJu u Gar -. II i 1Gv ie
tltt~e tn y arr ftt s.e, 81 a4 II IT i"i .ti,l~,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
Marriage

i hlt the stepping stone To those iiviaain-
etitutl rs, thu family and the home. which
constitute the very foundation which our
nation rests: ard upon the health and
strength OF the wife, and mother, depends
thu sunshine and enjoyment Of the home.
anu the prosperity uf the family. III u
sans of Nlve>, AMI thousands OF single la
Glt~. drag ont g weary existence il c.m~e-
siIence CT rerpleyin- female Disorder, in
total ignorance of the fact. taat DR.. Iie-ceS
FavoF1te Prescription is q positive eaIe i.r
the most complicated and obstinate ca> : <
ieueorrhea. nroiaI>aS, weak back. 'lema'o
weakness. auteser>ion. retrovcrsA1l, i.ar-
ln--t'Hn sensation chronic co,seOcn, it,
ftfusat!pll. Ei'tratj III, AMI kintlrei alf,neut>.
tru1ranttet - glyr satisfaction or money
REFUNDED. Nj druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
RELIGIOUS READING.
DORCAs-

DUMAS
At JNppc a Christian woman
Had Iallcn sick ard died,
A Undetermined womai.
Yet all the ~ntiChbors cried:
w hat sail We 80 without herr
And one hai grace To say:
al Itv1lla tarries Te:er,
Fetch Inn without GeIay."
hnf - rcro-- - country
SOM t3ft.tn mites cr more,
II n4cn T. met tn. sunrise
sgd IT IN tie rugged >1ore
~ III" SAINTS WHO dwrlt At I.vffa'-
lILding cofnf.rt in tliefr n-ed.
For gGaters ~ heaven, fal'n-liaen
Cav tie thrc- men 1od-i - d
Warm heart hav" held the picture
For eighteen hundred years.
TIE group within that upIer room,
The sots ltu-nf- aud tears,
lie widow weeping. showing
The coats Tint Size had MA ie.'
Lie Il bit II ancient tapestry
Tine ulcllow-every etal..
This TniitIa, called pnrcas,
Her quiet life tad filled
With good works anl"ith nIm-a.-.x"
w read not. She hti "l!~i
Her frugal lari-caIfittl ~avinss
4 church or scipooi t. found,
That after death ter prri IS
In public might re~uanl.'
All TER sweet life consisted
In sowins loting er,a,
In caring for her !. i-Hit3r-,
IN thought ANA wuit! aItl Iced.
Aud 50 her act>nIc handed i wu
To comfort E";ut t .Ihe ours.
Liz lttt'"lI> laI~ Of sncet perfume
hti'ItS from lpte. WItlIel,"l il"NseT--
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
-s.5 sSA5Ess, s;Asss:

I. is.'f's onc s., Ct nen 80 arpl.ca:eAr ]
'.'f;t"ri 'ps'lt Z nc ia-ner. IL knawt Il 4
si''' I:.13 5lc.e." costs han less par yc,r 4,
~ i>''act' MAJ. Did yen know ii ~ i,
e~ as - '1'rc thc whole ar throaeh \
! 81 ~.i5Aer inakts every day a H. IL
e III Icy owner. 90 anywhere VIZ Il "a
'lh }al, s!>r'. snow. or blow, II is wlfa i
- go. {. . icfs tan rubbtr, and "a
4r:fS = iprr. katbcr Is gcod for ehom =.
- ~ !" 4 week. Ii you war, a coss t.
- al had weather, get th- "i1
91>"T Every sco1 ,iioz has i,z ina
A4' 'ae : tish Itahd Stacker" le,L al
ate 81 worthless Invitations, c.c- gam .
49,. T" tIsh ita:i' Tad. ii.I.. l.rs
~ 'nftfior coat when You ca hav- to b
800 >4taer' delivered ~i'hsc. c,1a 90, s
al. -1i i!rs;'I,so c,alo ga h.-.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
(. and could split open

It rtl"rI ar a2hih>t -i,l n 49, a.
II 49, ~ -. rr.s r. c1na,1ne him
"a H. ~ 49, !, =. :. .r;+. him PM
So ch;r,r'1 ~ t;.1 are on every
n.-t3
crowns ~ H'Sts'h ar
'1" 4 thr hrl ~ - Si'Fl - L.;
'. a VINO W. .fasHi "''''i anu 4aith'3H
'1s ~9.it-si n a.'it 81. ! =.
IL pr =.
*r a2H' 49, .h"F tHnptat'oiiS
3f "t 4'3t ar.'s@r45'F. ana Hi3i@J
taah9.' !
As5a -" ~tr'+,t lu1prt>~es Ihe "i'n nc
facf tfatt iIielsfa!l | professions ahd siam.
y hat s4tty+ f.d-9 .'l, aJ4o-e tiedt!l1, "iac
t"ofa"o.n Inc ~ al fHc pe2pie IN wish
E5l Z Il II. mug Tsasif hop, Tor you a
iial "a. IT, =. IL f@.l.e VINO SHAKE
hatir 10Y" .~solt 'tfl.r1 are all those
az .ot~ about ttHlF .tl "h" inquire con
s.4is S it,4ti t.ta* T. SO You who ASK
f'4 te"i' I'n "4 'Ae "Dil4 kho" haI
.at5a al l. ,@ts!@ t. now i
~ f,t n.,. i r1t%a.sI stock
q. a. fsta Il bTl3f"uf now
"a ....- Ha anl eanu ,acs. street.
/. .saei Gs5..s ss,t ,aur "nli,. ar vou not
IJ, e. ..a.j ttIafr =. dat much Of society
natE. aas Lat thofe ~ sulterfns' aud
e#aa %. i.7' many there are who
so -s ..l S. 4t. and boss f." people are
~taa lai "at walk Hhile f"F- eirniar. aud
fool, cil1,.,Ic AMI sitnpsc,ons 1is-i-, how lew
people are ~i.atu54I AMI laugh III" rplrtc
San osaI TIA" ll,rrtlnc - down IN"
stre-i IN =, 'u,Iial triaf,'. "hii1 ~
=. "a" l'-tt th.r' are .'ieas''' !" -
s.'H 't'7n'il!ii- III" ~ - /"
t. Z! -litl'' -, ~ - -
f4".t-itl> 81 l4tpl% a @I'it 's4i - ','-.
80 80: - ! ! - ~ ~" ~ ~ ,",' i, :
Gar i"f l1'' '2siI' 81 i,i'n ~ . u
f'i'"N thi9 - !, h"' i'iH -
i'.tlilI1 - pay NJ L. % IN 80 -
"hii, ie 1laiEl@ ~ ii9hl - ,H' - 49,,
i.at 'nr'AEa ."l,i . 4aS-'F tli,i ~, M.
"fht 7! 4ilei me hii-t '"''N
h'9'fi IN =
~. nv ILL., ln,Pt.I4 =. 49,. =
80 = - ! '''t r 49,,
eAai1l5 iH'ie ~ !i.ho'l ~ :. : :. -.
"ahi anu i." ~ - ny 2'"i ~ : ~.
- : ~ - .rln,, r,ro,.} Is. ,3,i
I,1n.i 49, -, a,.l .iau,t v i,ss. AMI
- 49, ..r,,.t -,1aIi1 md u, r,r il most
- 49,. IIIr .ia, ,,..,' ,r,nr al,,f, q stree,
- y"rt. ~ r.,r mi and H.. TONED
.s.. -, IL, =. tn.v how To
-, . ,.,it.1, m, hoy mad. ~ answer,
lh.'~an ,.t,,l the u~u.,iiHn tvi,r and rrri,.e:
.t.., IT,, rn.l or.l writ anil then HE 10y
1 ,jtb :. tor rIashir~ on Tho
49, ~ han3 II. ..II IN de
.',".. ~ SIR. can,t rcai nor write.
-. 90 sr lnn't want M t.
,r,I ,nl y.riie. Didn't he take away
.n~ f.t.,.. !. lonr 400 never rci.nni-
49,, ~ nav, ,,4n him. mi haven't had
!, =, 80 Tia street to ret somcthing to
t.tl6 sa,nn to eat for the folks and
,G.t,t ~ s,,n ., couIl carry =
I,.,.t toIn IL 10 ont and pick up
a. 1n1 nr..- ~ no srlo1fnr sir?
,tn4 a,3.t z,ant III to read, sir. can't read
nor write neither, On, these poor wanderers!
They }.4ye no chance Born in degra-
lat,,, ns. thnv ec, M from thair hands and
w. ~ road to n,.,.ii. Let US 90 firth in in the
nance the Lord Jesus Christ to rescue them.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
MY oH \ III It RE

- .to-t. III Christians var lu<t TX" me-,
= rat would irctIn. OF ttle ~ Ibit Suppose
nom PRAYED ::nte, q more trrtrutIy, how
liair i nor, W. nd t.. avthcit.lz How
ta1fn}ui ~ e>te- ia Ii. impt1.it"lt. how
H.alI> y tai - .tltotiII~it ii none cvincel
Mattst t.. power 1uI ait If holiness III
'.'.t j.. .l.N ln3tN assay = ANA skeptlcS
netit II. cons rcs,t titet lUt 10 : I"nc,2 If
nom Y~eleniatr Uh-tatt4an | am, it" would
to, past /" su,sstImd tte I i, / spread.
IT,. hiu.,!"lt ri 1Ils i;etieentor ext itIe IL
rle - Is If ~. ,s.'t2 III short. If All Chris
i,,ts urIe I~u~tlsr" IN, wijcti Weu.d tie nil
tcatItut come tie 'tl1N of /lo3ts triurnptl.
w5.cn thee 9irtll be- ca" Iura and Lis name
one estty kne b"wIi:g, aihi .Ncry toESue
ronie~.iia to t.iun done Alas, fHxe not
tna mach / a93u - fear That ttat iGtppy dav
i vet f4t distant, If no one is { h" more If
f lent III hti,ging il abont tttaIl | am On,
if ny faith and my lloersilty We're he meas
ure for III. Wivl Church, there would be IA
"a mo,t,ct for tIiiS dark, ruined world.
Who would t1kecire OF our country, il 10 one
was more willing to sacrifice lis own case
and comfort for it than | am? Who would
give the water Of eternal life To furnishing
millions III heather lands, if no one had
more bowels OF compassion than ] have.
And why should any one feel more RESPONSE
l,ility III tins matter than | do? If [ can
free my skirts, Why not others Have Wa
not All one Master, omeJud@ To whom WcInust
render our ucc~unt: If then l can
answer for my delinqn~ncia~, other viii
have no more difficulty. There is no justice
in easing one, while the It's, are burtIcnel.
If | can ret any deposition to serve Mann
mon, or ha}Ial, or self, why may not others?
II may love the Lord with less then my
whole soul, and mind, and strength, and my
ucigllhur less than myself, so Eiay every
discf,,lo of Jesus. And if | may seek til.
qualification Of my own desires as The first
end of my hegianing, SO may ailiho world
beside. And Satan NAV riot amid universal
ruin and death, till the last trump shall
wake u, all to receive according b. deeds
~~ir-titr good or bad
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
4 Russian >lgE-Slberia.
tregou. The Paradise OF Farmers

Mild ..llai'e climate. certain AMI ahnn-
iant 'ror. fie,t fruit, gam. srt-S .nf
stock "ountry II the world. i'ui, If rna
t'"n frt~-. Address, Oregon lal.aisrat "n
! ar3, I Ttilrd, Ore.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12
REV. Or TALMAGE.
NJ l!Hn>

TEXT. 'tt3fGBl cf3FtH UtLtpD' So h.
te4eth her roicc ~ ue StrsetS PROV j.. -
We arr ail ready - lietl t. the voices
Of the voice ~ IA noun ain. tie
voices Of the ga, tFo .ei. II the Storm, tie
voices If thc tar. - hi some ~ lie
cathedral in EuTyir. t'.r an organ 4
either cll II -. baiLlas and the ~.
instrument r.@gaud- uu-soaIy ~ TIC
other, ~ III The graf c4iL-ll4l e fa,t.Fs
day responds t. DIV aal night T. nlgas,
and flower t. fafer. aAd tar % star,
IL the great harmonic" Ky! ta ualE rs.
The FIrin9 ,.- 81 "a
blossoms pr"afitht 9. '94 It AM 'ae
winter is a arha' -Huits = lr3el
denouncing Ha1 aett4 Htt Sizes aIe
all ready - l.f.t Il, ta- voices "a a..ale,
but tlDyv -" - u learn ~ st]sH fal
the voir,s - the NOISY and ta-t, s'F""t.
You go ~ your merchant. and Epfr fne".-
anisIn, and IT, y0ur VOL. and ,a4c a DtNs
again and II y vito an iHdI. !sat heart
You pas through the streets hre her. 10
thing. Tor ua t. lelra frea fhc.a II Ha'a.Rt
over which wc pas .tIe RE 10 tlei-of
truth growing ~ irt f.ral th@- ep'tIs i'ae
tratrn witil tl4 feet ~ tp!l uii iu,u, and
pleasure. the aip" tr~&i II jIt go and the
quick step of childhood, tse t.al er 4rt}t
haryc,ta t. t@rssI~t. and na" ffe y ~.
sickle bonus. tn. itrs. rip Wisdom
crmth without y. utta-tta i@r Fp,4 N tn
street..
In Tia fr-t p.aes Tia sr,.t .apf I'M
with ttc fact tFtt t,Is at" Is q ra.e III tttI
and strusat" r. AZ tt.,3". .rrt -, Tn:
city Is lafrtl with .a..t. aHl battling
wits f"ct. and hontutsr altH EsH 4nl
covered witiI o.. brcsI,u ii -usl sta .&,, an!
n rush wit4i trl1liirasr5. Dlsa ln 4 t4tia YEA
find a man Loin% a!naI "ilI 1911 i"c.Is anl
with leisneiE step "a, n ,u2A ie had moth
ing ~ do bat for I'll neaj part, a. jpa hpi
men gong daHI ti.. stra OH ti, way
to busincss, taare j. ari<lety ia tst.I ta"~,
as thou,h tine. t@l ~"l4c efr"lli
which must l. It'll A ia. first
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12

man ~ho devoted Is Year.
OF : = n .pC0sDCCfIN0
\ POULTRY YARD A5 4
BUSHES. nc. Is q PAS
:ac- AS lie ,!v.Hg o. Gu-
az ard family GerndeA
O. Z. he gave Tia sutje4
szch attention - caIy .
need O. brad VIII cam
ratd. and TIC resa.. vas0
frand syccs.s. after he la
sp~n, much MONEY and io1o
HUNDREDS. Of valuable chicA
ea.in~ "hA&
b. earned n I'll ,aee- vea.S
I. embodied Ii this bosk.
~Ach we 'end postpaid fer
rs cents n stamp Is
+ aches yoa how 20 Detect
aad Cure Diseases. how -
Feed for Egg aad aso for
Fs',-n'ng. which Fous 70
s..e ior R-eetng P1sses
a. y.1Ig. indeed. yoa
gao. xLG~ oa tA.s aoje&
y . PUB. HOUSE
- LAAAard s.. a Z. CO
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-10-12

II. ilerce~ P-llrt->iaauS, All regulate
til" >o7!na"h Doves and Sr~t an generally.
Guc . dose. purely vegetable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21

were conducted by the Rev. DR.. Samuel d. AleAahuoi
of the Phillips Presbyterian Church. and the Rev Dr
T. W. Chambers, of the Reformed Collegiate Mlduio
Church. Tho burial will DO at Woodlawn THIS mori-
Ing.
District Attorney Fellows went TO Police hcadluai-
tiers yesterday, and had long consult alton win IN
spector Byrnes Neither Of the officials wouiu 'ep
reporters the subject of the conversation. such III
terviews at Headquarters have been frequent lately
The Magnetic and New-York Telegraph clubs last
night gave dinner TO James D. Reid. the recently
appointed Consul to Dunfcrrninc Scotland, at Mar
tinelIPs In Fffth-ave. Mr.. Reid has been closely
identified with telcgraphy since its INVENTION ana was
a friend Of Professor Morse
The Northwestern Medical and Surgical Society OF
New York City held its regular monthly meeting al
Thirty third and Fifh-ave. last evening Dr. ia
cobus presided. a paper entitled FRI lures AT tho
Elbow was read by DR.. s. d. Powell. After the
business meeting the members present were enter
tanned by Dr. William stevens.
The annual meeting of the New-York Society for
the Relief of widows and Orphans of Medical Men
wa, held last night at No. l. West Thirty firstst
The following officers elected DR.. Henry Tuck
president Drs. J. J. Mhau Z. Elliott and h. Her
rick, vice presidents; DR.. Andrew F. Cu1rier secle-
tary and DR.. J. II. Hinton, treasurer
The third of a series of eleven lectures given by
Mrs NJ F. Hoagand president of the New-YorR
Club, "Shakepeare's Life and WORKS.
will be given tonight in the parors of Madam Van
Norman, No. 90 Central Park West; subject for to-
night, " A Winters Tale"
The William H. seward Club will meet at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel in Parlor DIR on Saturday even
ing at p. IN. The club is the outgrowth of polit-
ical organization formed in the last Presidential cam
paign. The object of its reorganization Is the
collection of historical relics records. mcmenos and
facts of interest connected with Mr. scward's personal
and political career.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

nocR D.nartment Investigation. City Hail
American Society OF Mechanical Engineers ''"'
Races at Gutennburg. n. j., AV p HI
Races at clifton. n. j.. 80 D. IN, r.,.o0,oo,s
Navyoyk Jewellers Association dinner. DennomVo >
evening ,,rn beneat Metropoitan
Opera AMHERST football match. Berkeley Oval
y. ..,..,o, M 100 Eas. SIx.eenth
St., 3 y. m - A. .r,hr- Hall Ienox.avo q
- Committee OF New-York Presbytery on westminster
contessIon NO % West Torty-siNthst p. m
U,s,oricai Sicety Eleventh-st. and Second-ave. s
y. 1870, ~ - r.. ,,,,oo.r sooors a,
6 p. m. ,, 4, $50. ., 49, ,v,r.
Fair Cooper Union. p. m.
Catholic Diocesan synod st. Patrcks Cathedral.
Concert aid OF Harlem Eye. Ear and Throat 1nrnary
Mt Morris Baptist Church y. m.
Memorial services to Isaac T. Chambers Church OF
the Holy Trinity, y.
Company d. 71st Regiment. drill and reception.
Amory. p. m.
Manhattan Athletic Club ladies' day musicale. p. m
Ohio Society ladies' reception. No. 2S6 Fifthsve.
p m
Dock Commissioners meeting.
DIR. William NJ. Polk. before Academy OF Medicine.
No Il West Thirty .nrst-st.. p m.
American order OF Foresters convention. Lyceum
Opera House.
Mt. washington Collegiate Association dinner. Hotel
Brunswick. 80 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
ADMIRAL GHERARDps ORDERS TO SAIL

when will your squadron be ready 70 saii. Ad-
miral'' asked Secretary Tracy Of Rear Admiral Cher
au Just before the Secretary starred for Washington
on Monday. That IS for you to sayo responded the
Admiral The Dolphin needs some few repairs. but
II you give the orders TO be ready az certain date
the vessels will go. II only needs your command to
set the ball rolling" And everybody within hearing
OF The Admiral knew that he meant just what he said
II cannot be recalled that Admiral GherardI oyer
pleaded sickness anything else urgent to keen him
from going TO sea whenever the Department wished
him 10 go. At one time when some OF the menbcrs
of his family were critically Ill and his squadron Wa
about 70 start for the Navy Department suggested
that he might wish 20 go TO under the circum-
stances To this he answered e have never vet
asked 10 be relieved from any important duty from
personal preference, 1t Is the duty OF an officer TO
obey and when he Is not inclined 10 he should either
be retired or resign. No, sir / cannot ask b have
my orders changed because Of sickness IN my family,
Notwithstanding my personal wishes The Admiral
Yesterday received orders from Secretary Tracy that
fhA squadron must DO ready TO sail on December =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21


Tho Convention OF the New-York Department. OF
the Ancient Order OF Foresters OF America openeo
yesterday morning at the Lyccum Opera House. III
East Thirty fourthst, with about 200 delegates iroh
the various courts in the State. AT yesterday SEES
sion Ernst Roebcr of Brooklyn, was chosen supreme
chief ranger and Michael Martin of New-York deputy
supreme chief ranger The convention Will reassemoio
at 10 O'Clock this morning and Will probably h'iSh
its work to-day. This is the first year OF sno
dcpendeslce OF the order in this country as IL $3.50
from Tho Grand High Court of England last AIgus,;
The New-Jersey State Convention was I mrnoin|
Roches Hail. Jersey City, YESTERDAY or lb b P cre
Of organizing high court for the sta,e the tbirty
fifty oight delegates present repIesens session was
devoted 10 discussing and adopting rules OF order anu
makng nominations for the various o,rs VS. elected
igh chief ranger james, oMesha OF Iersey civ civ
hieh SUI. ,roas,,r John r. Feency, of Jersey CITY
bish court secretary, Frank La Pol1ie OF RoooEgn
ish imnior woodward. John r. Murray OF Jersey CITY
hish senior boadle, A II. Fletcher, Of Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
THE COUNTY CANVASS ENDED.
RESULTS DO NOT DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM
THOSE ALREADY PUBLISHED.

RESULTS DO NOT DIFFER MATERIALLY FROM
THOSE ALREADY PUBLISHED
The Board of Aldermen, acting county canvassers,
Yesterday completed their work and declared the
official vote cast In the county at the last election
The official canvass of the vote for Congressman,
senator's Assembymen and Aldermen does not differ
materially from the returns heretofore published in
The Tribune There are, of course. changes,
but not such as would affect the result in case.
The official canvass shows the for the other Offices
to have been as follows:
Secretary Of State-Frank Rice DEM, 130,696; John
l. Gilbert (Rep), 81 1907 Jesse II. Grifen Pro). 77S
Thomas X. Beecher Green), 81; defective 1o2; blans;
Controller-Edwar1 Wemple Dem). 127.G1O; Martin
w (iep). 90 $50 Benjamin l.. Rand tPro). s13;
John Sullivan (Grcen). 81 detective 200 blank, $50
For TIeaSurcr-Elliot Daniorth (Dem.), 129O91 IRA
NJ Hedges rep, 50 7j6: Joseph w Bruce (Pro.),
ISL; J. Madison Hal Greenback), Az defective, us
blank 3O1.
For Tabor DEM, 127 0ss
James " Varnum ,6O3 Colcrdge A. Hart (Pro). sO7
James Wright (Greentack), 4o; defective, 1885, blank
so.
State Engineer and suyeyor-John Bogart tD,m),
l3O.345: william " Van Rensselaer, Qsep), G749d /;
Alpheus p Kenyon pro, 777 Leonard Henkle Green
back 10; defective. %; blank, 213
For Associate Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-Denis
oBren Dem.). ,290; Albert Haight (Rep), 664l1 ;
Walter Harrington (Pro 767 defective. pa blank. 80
Regiser-Frank I. Fitzgerald CDem). 105,s1s William
791 defective. 1879 blank. 692
President Board Of Aldermen-John III. v Arnold
DEM, 1Oi $50 Charles ]. Canda (Citizens), % 80
Alfred H. b. Hopper (Pro) 500; defective. 1sS blank
800
Judge Of the Court q Common Pleas-lIenry Bischoh
IT, (Dem) LOG 273; Thomas Allison (Citizens) 90G72;
Nelson Zabrskie Io), 742 defective 233; blank 1369
Judge Of Of General Se,sions-James Fitzgcr
aid (Citizens) 9s929 Henry A. Glderseeve Dem).
81 500; Andrew J. Rogers Pro). 747; defective $50
blank, ! 172.
Justices OF the City Court-Clrrcs ]. Nehrbas Dcm)
1903 s35 Robert A. Van Wyck (Dem) .0S3; Joseph f.
NewburRer (CtreDs'), 1870; Frederick g. Gedney
iCitizens) 81 $50 Roswell S. Cheves Pro) 1877 Henry
H. Hadey pro-. ~ defective $50; blank 6.097.
Recorder Frederick Smyth (Dem) 427 James NJ Liddy
lIndl 81 John NJ. Liddy (Ind) >.
Justice Of the District Court for the First Judicial Dis
trict.-Peter Mitchell CDem.), 5S21 Joseph l. McKeon
CRep). $50 defective. 7 blank, ..
The total the county for each once fol-
lows: Secretary Of State 1873 9l9 Controller 19S,92S
Treasurer 1879 093 Attorney General 1913 Gil Stale En-
gineer and Surveyor 1895 Associate Judge Court Of
Appeals 100 Coz Register. 19S, 500; President OF the
Board Of Aldermen 1873 $50 Judge OF the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, 1919 2S9; Judge OF the Court Of General
Sessions 19s 992; Justices OF City Court, 1896 gu Re-
cordcr Justice Of District Court the First Judicial
District 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21

DELAYS are dangerous What is simply nervous
Irritabiity to-day may De mental alteration o.
morrow To-day's headache may mean brain fever
tonight This mornings sciatica may end in
PARALYSIS this evening. Last nights sleeplesS
restless tossing night may result in rupture OF
blood vessel or ap0plexy tomorrow.
II you need brain and nerve tonic get Rogers
ROYAL Nervinc now this very hour. II you are
stingy and a dollar looks as big as cart-wheeI
now il will look as small as a mustard seed wher
you can't use IT, Don't delay. Rogers ROYAL
Nervine is worth 81 900 bottle. Get it. Get
IL right of. Swap your dollar for a solid chunk
of health. You won't get cheated, either There
81 Q little fairy in every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLION
Of MOTHERS fof their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH
ING; with PERFEcT SUCCESS. Il sooTHE = z
CURES WIND COLO. aud Is the best remedy Z
DIARRHOEA Sold by Druggists In every part Of Il
world Twenty Two cents q bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
Announcements


Who use SOzODONT have only TO open their lips b prove
its excellence Their white cleaning, spoess teeth and
fragrant breath VIII tell the story There demand
this wholesome and Xccptonablc preparation than
for any other dcntlfrlce In the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21

DIR. LYONS PERFECT ToOTa POWDER
Keeps the teeth aud white and purhes tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury sold everywhere 70 centA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
Sun rises so Sets 4S4 Moon RISE 44o Moons age IS
WATER
AN-sandy Hook 6:b7 Gov. Island 6ia Hon 1ste s;o8
PA-Sandy Hook 500 Gov Island eifS heu uA'o. o'SA
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