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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
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The Keu.York Yacht Rasna Association mos iass even
ing at tic Gnsey House. and completed ie organization
The delegates present were ~ ~
be members q the association include the following yRehs
cluhsl prookiyn, Columbia Jersey CITY Newafk, New
Jersey sing Sing staten Island Afloae Club. TsppAn
~. y, M Srast fyer Harlem. Payona yorkviiIe and
naon pver clubs were nst huthofEcd 10 Join tho 1850
esron rhs sooving onieefs were elected President,
conmodorc prns. Yonksrs cornthi.n yiee.presidsns
Captain r. w. PRnsborn ssrss oiv sssa' Olue tseas.
$50 .sa,s. w parkhii Columbia Yseht Club; trustees,
= vv vasv o. Cameron. u. u. Pisrson, W. W.. Wash.
burn and George T. eartlnnn
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Louisville, March e,-The most damaging fire that
has occurred here In years broke out at noon to-day IN
the basement OF KieInhans q smcnson's clothing
house, Nos. 426-434 West Marltetst In fifteen min
utes after the alarm tho blaze had spread through
Klenhans d smonson's three largo stores and was
iespng from the fourth floor through the roof Soon
after tho roof el and little later two large sections
of the side walls With one Of those the rear Of II.
straass's dry goods house went down, ard the fire
seemed beyond control. After hard Hsht however,
the nremen gained control and confined tho flames 10
the upper rooms OF strauss's place. One fireman was
painfully and another slightly burt One Of Klenhans
d ssmonsons buildings was owned By II. Victor New
comb OF NewYprk, the otaer by the firm. The Strauss
building owned by the W. p. Churchill estate Tho
i sees are K6inhnns q Simouson's stock $685. 900
buildings, eszO0e Neweonb building $4,000 Strauss
stocks, $4,000; Churchill building, e6,00O. In
suI1nees Kienhans q SiTnonson. stock and fixtures,
STE, T49 Newcomb bul,dng, $4,000 Strauss, stock
$3S ,0ooi Churchill building, $4,000. The loss, In
cnding smaller sufferers is $43o,4oo. Total insurance,
tQ1b qTT. f.rls .t.t g.
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In ONO pRoYER MISSING.

Pttsburg, March 9 (spociaD'TrRe, 1tasoqrs poEce
ara nnxzed over tho disappearance OF sabina Ohio
droyer. william Kelso. Kelso sold two Carloads Of
hogs for which no received u .ooo mo same day ho
visited an insurance once in this city and took out
90 600 life policy, and In tho company OF the insr
anco agent walled IN the direction Of tho postoface
VITA the evident intention Of mailing the policy, It
being enclosed in envelope addressed 70 MS whe at
sshlna NE told the Insurance. man that he would 20
hume over the baltimore ard Ohio road, and they
separated just one hour before train time The police
have found a rubber coat and overcoat IN lumber
ward I'm the vicinity OF the b. and " depot Tho
having been worn By Kelso. In the pockets or the
oYefcoat were found private papers bearing ke!sos
name,
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when spring approaches i 70 vsv nporans shss "
h.ve Ron 1sryanIsting for moafhs even years are
liable % manifest themselves and seriously saec. ne
health Hooas ssrssparIs s udoubsedy she Pc. De0o
purifier II sxpols every faint drives ous selOluOss
suors and gives 70 the blood the quality ana 0as
5si % good health -. ,ss.
began n FEBRUARY % take Hoods safsspafiiz asa
Al, ,,,sr "a bsvs noe seen sick GAY sinc&p .. y"
SLOAN, Milton, Mass .s...,o a.,
az h.ha Hoods sarsapara Is use sne ss.~Yss :
women 81 my one who has BAD eioco st@ -,
eMfq1rg t.sa Bfaad Top Penn. -.
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opPosEp 70 THE Episcopal sfsrERHoOD.

T! phnadeipKfx March & VspscIaf. The VIE 81 Msfy
Norris ne Haven &ea admitted to probate to-day
clause referring to Der daughter who recently joined
the slsterhocd Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
roads al especially order and direct that she shai
receive no share of the income OF my estate A. long a.
she continues TO DO member OF said sisserhooa put
,an income shall DO divided among my other children
:, sha sha cease 70 be 4 member OF said Sisteshood
within two years alter my death, she shah receive her
orton OF nv estate only on condition thst she shan
nnt reioIn said ssferhoods II the dAnghter refuses
IN eTe the sbterhood she "a to receive f5oo, ana DO
noFr The estate h valued at 100000.
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co.,.,sr,oxHR III. OFF FOR EUROPE

:. az Ararsean arr exhibit az tho eoinR international
Txposltlon. AZ Paris win sa ibis morning on the atsAn
shIp "a Bourgogns Tho pictures win not Be sent ur
peAs weeK ms paeking has been entrusted 70 w. s.
Ruaworth. N whose ueferoomA q rrtAays. and Tpar.
tesnsh.. they sse now stored All petufes NUS be on
ne grounds Ia ne champs Mars by Mnfeh 81. II e
now thought that tho American pictures VIII BE- Ia position
by May when the expostisn opeaA There WIN BE- no
handing eonniisss asnt fsen ne 80 70 attend 10 tao
plsesne Of pistbsse, To tskes eonmsMsasts Rli
ssn N ne eesly Esss e Aasn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
Horrr. ouFgTs ALARMED.

At about II 40 last night Gre broke out in the
linen rom on the top floor Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel
1t was discovered by the smoke which poured down
tho stairways and balls. Clerk Llliston and the
porters turned the hose upon the smouldering mass
and thought they had extingushed The fire. Fifteen
minutes later, however. the flames burst out again
ana when discovered this time the roof was on fire.
An alarm was turned In and the fremen came and
extingnished the blaze Meanwhile the proprietor,
julius A. Robinson, had called tho guests and there
was much excitement among them. NO one was hurt-
The damage amounted 10 M,5O0
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ooreRgssxay rowxsHKyD's DEATH EXPECTED

Washington, March tspeciaD'-Last rnuay nisn
REPRESENTATIVE Townshend Of Illinois, was seized vim
a chill. DR.. Stanton was at once sent for ana on
his arrival pronounced It case Of pneumonia DTS
Young ana Townshcnd werc also called In ana inc
three physicians have been at the BEDSIDE OF soe
s,ek man ever since Tonight Mr.. Townshend was
given M by the doctors and hs death Is expccfed NJ
hour
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

CORY, Penn, March Especially Tho wholesale tobacco
works Of N. W. Huh 4 Co., IN washlnstonsst.s were
destroyed this afternoon. stock Of tobacco worth
100000 received short Time ago. with upwards Of
100000 eigsr was destroyed. The aims loss Is
$4,000 with only s6,bO0 insurance. Insurance covers
Che loss tho building.
oarliss. penn. March Especial. 1.-The extensive barn
and outbudfngs Of william KoseE Southampton Town.
ship, near hero, we've destroyed by Gre. Loss e25ooi
rnli. Insured. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

:. a.. ua lin ,.r upon the PRESIDENT and then
~ - Iso.,da wiz Era Plat ana Mr.. ana MIRA W. o.
Armour They VIII visit Mrs Plss's orange grove near
Ieosyflle and spend few days 1t s. Augustine, Fsrna
dlna and Jacksonville They expect TO b away ABOUT
two or three weeka
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THE sPHYsICAL WRECK IN THE SCHEME.
ms coMpIlmrr IN THE PLAN ron THE d.
VISION OF sArARrEs IN THE PENSION
OFFICE.

Washington, March fspeciaD,-The dispatch
printed In The Tribune Of yesterday, In which u was
shown how enfployes of tho Pension Bureau were
compelled bsfore receiving promotion, 10 divide their
salary with hungry ard needy Droteges OF the Physical
wreoks ecntahed sample bricks snersly OK . plan
which is Grid to have been carried out to largo
extcnt by tho late Democratic Administration, under
the specious guiss o; Civil Service Reform The
ease Of Messenger Meloney IS rendered d0uby serious
py the fsct that no continued TO make bl-monthly
payments TO Charles tanning for some time after
the latter was discharged had resigned from the
service Representative Thomas wilson, Of Mime
sofa WIN had interested himself for baloney's promo
tion. was very much ineehsed when he heard about
tze division os salary, and promptly called upon
Black, with whom he had exceedingly lively inter-
view. subsequently, on Thursday, February 81, that
offlclal sent for Maloney, and gave him q
regular blowing up.s Maicncy sgerred that he
had made no complaint 70 Representative
wson asost tho division OF BIS salary but Commits
sforef Black replied that his retention In Office was
nothing more nor less than act OF mercy he was
Reyubiaa ana his Chief OF Division had recommended
his Dismissal upon TIE ground of his physical In
capacity to perform his duties; that be had freely con-
serted at tba tire Of his 20, 1883
to the arrangement for the division Of the increase
OF SALARY with charics tanning, and he had no right
70 complain now II he lid not ike ~, he cord resign
Elstk ended by ordering MAlopsy to write hm letter
Al once, explanatory Of his supposed lnsubcrdinaon
er dissatisfaction with the arrangements made. Ma
yoney On tho same day wrote and sent to Black the
Soisonz sttsr upon the subsct 81 issue, which Il OF
abiding interest," h proves beyond doubt that the
Commissioner Of Pensions, Black was prgvy 70 the
aIc nsfarlous and criminal scheue ana also that as
IL maonsy states he admitted bis participation IN 81
81 fhs co1.so Of Ms interview Referred 10:
washington, u. c., fsb. l. 1850
xoa & q niack, conmissioner q Pensions.
Sir n eoap'ispss Win yaas Instructions ne. sessNsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

rrArne tnd,ciat Court; Associate Judges f5ela ss'
Ads,s o,,ver wsndeIi Holmes William Q. hgsss .s,s
John 2owcn, ex.Judge OF the United sa'es oAs
Court and william T. Deftel,
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wryu N4EY uopMor cogygBrsI

topeka, March e--.The Denver express yesterday
had on board the Mornnon Elder tfy. Of salt lake
city. ara 17s converts nom tho South. They oeeus
ped three cars RI has been 9 missionary b tbs
South for three years. His converts were fron tho
bsek woods sf East Tcnnsssos. Northern Georgia and
Alabama ana wsrs for the rnnst part ignorant peope
TIE Elder IS apparently wal eohceted, ana SAYS
that hs WIN giyc Bis pecple new homes Ia the West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
v,,,r ruV pArrH CURE PEOPLE sAfp.

Tho rtce Church Of Christ had lively meeting
last NIGHT In the Republican wigwam at Paramount
and bergen ayes Jersey City. The Rev. Z. Eben Bay
ss ~ ssded. II was known that trouble was brewing
about the appointment OF Mr. seage as suporintend,
ant Of the sunday school. After the prayer and
rrs,se meeting, a business meeting was held. All
rxeet members were ordered to get out and tbs doors
were locked Tho meeting lasted nntil IL O'Clock.
TSsS the uoople came out saving Thank ood It Is
avsr. mo SUNDAY. school and the Church arc dis
Ssntsds soh. why could We not have harmony ~
ssA ons old lady. q Who win carry on tho work y
said another.
~. pavsiss. eve have got I'D OF the
disturbing element and VIII reorsanise the church
here N this buiiding next sunday
ono Of the brothers said; They have net bean
AHA n nav their note for The balance due on the
buildlns.s sister said Oh, am 50 sorry tAat
came Instead Of peace. 4 has been nothing but
Ssahering ard arriving souls away from Christi
The principal trouble socms TO Dc that Mr. asylss
.ass ~ be- tha controlling power Of he FEer Church
" Christ Is Sister Esey y tho High ffiostess 81 mo
hascy VnspeL -
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scials the early Disappearance Of which VIII DO
direct and Substantial benefit 70 TIE Cause Of honest
Civil Service reform

acials the early disappearance o. swnich W.. !.
Civil Service sr reform =
- :. s-s-. - .~r. ,,r,r~r,reyr
AhAAooS ~ s1VNAh,s A' t1-sf- {. !. Z
The number OF candidates for Public Printer
hs neguh 70 aiminisn' Wnien = ~ ~
ilcn as far as could be ascefeainea e',e sso
:o-day stood as follows: A. r, Hart New-forK;
-, ss. - f,o,as.,,,, Nfrhols
y, u hoxipna1. Anslsa-s', -. n 9
North Carolina; A. r. ShiiQs, oh'os - -. y
s.'.s gaa so',, ,saspr eandidates seem 70 be
samn tho tvrs s5s = 49, ~ go Ys,,- a. ar
hessts Hart heteu,s a'.
order nn1nsd. MP fihrb - IVfeuna'e ~ na,'.s
strong support from nis owe - ,,e =
soa thas he has influential friends 10 New.hng-
land and IN Hnnsyavsaia and IA some o. enc
Westexp atsscsl captain msfeuilh nas 1913 =
support In the West end enjoys tnc advansaee u
having been SOLDIER N sensIai haslisens a asa
men, me- Ss,,. 4 st,,, VIZ ehsnnned by exCon
,sssesasr faiS,r, ssy NJ ~ SFiampshire. who was
The Republican member Ct the committee which
inyestigated and exposed Beneaisys a s nst
Easlqn ana gs.,esl nr;rTss ami honT
sineS vas ! meraber al the last Congress. and hes
The support Of many Rspubliean members of that
body. . -
NO PHYSICAL w laAa - 49, ssl-
For me q $3.50 -
80 - a.. 500, ,s,,,fd trae na,nes
ana Asprssenoauves nave r 800, M q s,ssa,
ss zen s,a uaals : Srp WITH 81 ), whom Pres
,dsns Harrison served u the army and Is person
oily scauanssa 1ho oam. an, of #
1870 49,, -, ral..oI T r.
tne army minus poeh iess anu Soions s, e. -
Poole, extension Agent az Syracuse, another vet
arau with An honorable record The Indiana can
S,ds,. ~ ,psn,sse,nsasi,s Jobnstone. another
Union veteran. The Illinois candidates are Judge
J. w. langley and Or. w. r Pierce. Iowa has
candidates IN the person OF ftrIvate vaughan, q
one-armed Union veteran whose case has been es-
poused By the Senators and REPRESENTATIVES from
that State. Ii is understood that General Sher-
mar desires 10 see his old antagonist General 10.
eeph q. Johnston; eteined as Commissioners Of
Railroads, place which General james Long
street, another distinguished cx-Confcderate,
The Office Of First Assistant Postmaster General
Of musn ponuSal lm2ortance. "a ma ~, Ser'n III
Of eandidates already in the field is rather formid
sps ~ inciuass sosr os1o h,f'sd If Gin.
cinnati; ex-Postmasser Shegwin OF Cleveland,
ard @. ia Poormsn, Of Beliaire AN LIMOS
candfdate fs General CiarR ~ SIr 1890 ~
master OF oaiespurg, VINO caisu ao 'o .V's
onaee sssas: %. sscand Assistant
p.. 1890 49, 5aenerai arc w Trhompsoa of
Tsnnessee who held the Office under President
Arthur he Is Union veteran, and son-in-iaw
ef ex-P Postmaster General Key VINO Is now IN
Washington. ,.,s...s a.. i. n rJazen ~
9 gseisSfh ~, Nave b3s od oflce Of Third
xss;ss ne Pssssna ,enerai If he wants IL The
present head OF the Office is inefficient, and o
Change is desirable. :,
For the C6mmis 81 Eauestloh , rasss
MANY GDpflcHntS. Inc OliiO HUI Aofp uiAAsN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
GENERAL HARRISON AND TEE sourH.

THAT SECTION NoT GREATLY ALARMED.
Fran The Nev.orleans Times Democrat (Dem3 y.
n ME- Harrison aaheros TO The course he has opt.
lined In his Inaugural there w be less cnsnSn ~ Az
policy Of the Government thsn We eApo>A w"
change OF administration.
HAVE you GUILTY CoNscIENoEi
From The Atlanta Constitution
Ms Harrison says that no President can na s,,ss
sectional policy but he makes II very pisn W ~
WIN have ears that no Is in fun symps'ny ws -
NJ Norss mssnan that lie negro vote asa LAX
suppressed nj the South HIS ADDRESS uess va nS 1r-
subject very pleasantly, but the nnsorms
tisansnip cannot be con~aieo' -
A rRrrLE ANXIOUS ABOUT THE NEGRO velh
From Tho Mobile Register !. ,,,ss
mn nssSo ssnteIs ai the SOUTH can 90 n' AVER
more than 10 adopt general laws OF state
c 6soEbcx which Win apply 70 sns safto 70 e se
Sey can embsrrsss oi tho sosh without ws is
and antagonzing tho states q zoe an srct eva
Z that President rSss h iy va
he sleveloped and answered wheu Conzress ssS.t he
e stands stand Sg b so thrown sps's against s
extreme partisan Regulation.
THAT rRREpREssIBLE RACE QUESTION.
From, The Macon ical Telegraph tpenh ~. ).
IN more general way, he rsmarks 1917, INV xhich
caramel threstens education Is me T0 sS,,,l6 nrt
s equivalent e SAYING ,naI SAC as governments and
ne ns ne.ynr 10 educate him that be may err
wisely While the sxpcrimsni Y h Iens our people
s SssSn sySs sss q
ReRaesSSs s pss Harrison s '.
IS an sn ossa s sns ana bus hs doc 20
rss,,,e he disasters which he wcula v,'u S Sssrs
large section OF his 70 ashnowisiee that hero
q ~ binds fhe ignorant o. the sossh
ia ignores the race qaesss"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
THAT fRREPREssis3IsE hASn 3o
From The Macon lGai Telegraph ipcnhs =
,4x uEoEssIrIEs or PoIIrIos'

From The fswiEton Journal -, p,,,,,, svax.
after ca ssstsEins Der husband n tue aS' = s g
airsd s's h as.ri snl II was political assssss'
"a m R,,tte;wax soothnsly. x ~ ..seA ur,l q.
ses. ,s,ssf 40 you meau you monster l,sth a dare
naa y. ~ lar husband through her tear VIII Fl
Rss sImoss hissed lise sedhos n0'sss'
brsfst q ~ wa'sr NV dcars ss!d Euttrrwsxs } 'as
Ive for Mayor, this pear. and men mn' "a asf9
nn;ns Tor Mayor ns 70 RESORT Y nF2 whsta ~
n pa Is e ssi BOXED a9op = having pus's
ssnificaucc,s u Il. - 49, voursa wa elt1eo
IN tte next =. moiaeus ~ 20 ~ mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

speedily be made for them General Tracy a sxptsh4
home from Washington this morning. 10 Is possible ut
the Hamilton Club dinner in his honor viii be given ~
evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
srcRErAnY wINpoM AT ass pEsK.

Washington March s.-secretary Window assumed
actual charge Of the Treasury Department to-day 40
was busy with callers during most OF tho day and fouhd
difficulty Ia transaeng the necessary routine business
of the Department He informed an Assoeiatcd freSs
reporter that the purchase of bonds WIN be continued
for the present at least and added that no had not yet
had time to give the subject proper consideration.
Among his callers this morning were two delegations
nterested In appointments 10 Federal oices In MARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

m povoR sEcRsrABY TRACY IN BRo0KLTx.
ina ts,srese h ne appcntment Of Gsnefs p >. Tracy
nse,eAry 81 te Navy h ~ no meaas confined % poll
slsns. The Hasalsga and ne proosiyn Clubs g which
ssc,sessy Tsaoy ~ member eash nYilaa ma sseeP.
ne sompliaans q 2 aannsh saa stfsessa 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

LARGE RECEIPTS FROM TIE INAUGURAL BALL
washington, March (speclal. Captain George D.
lemon, chairman Of the finance committee OF the M
sugurai ceremonies, has Just completed hs report
1t is as follows: Receipts nom sale OF oa uckoss
sss ,ooo; from supper $3.50. There were io'sof
persons who attended the promenade concert on 700
night following the ball, and tho conimt.oe reA1Ao
from this source 81 Dos So Extra souvenirs were
sold to the amount Of q, 488 so. which. with mo
guarantees fand Of sso1i paid IN previous to the pa
makes the total receipts trom the ball $lelo4s %;
Adding thereto the amount received nom tho sale ..
privileges s35oo the grand total OF receipts s"saiou
TO efeS,o4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

tween Mr. tanning and me- HIS hthsr Is n,sHs IA
Was colder with ths Confederate Army while my Ah
served in the Union Army Company A. 5th ONO iniann
Volunteers was wounded while lighting tor nus s,
try from the effects Of which he died General noos
would state these facts ss LIDO not think you are sMs
AZ Nom rruenr this win prove satisfactory 20 Sou'
yefy respectfully, JOHN II M.A.e.'-".,,.
II Is reasonable to snpposs that after this
OF Blacks completely in these nefarous schemes ,h
now Administration viii lose no time N eurn4ns w
Physical Wreck out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
wnAr nn. HuNTINaTON sAYs.

The Rev DR.. w, r. huntington OIL Grace
church "a the leader Of the movement in favor OF
che Archdeacon. lie was seen at Grace ohuren
rcctory last night, and he said;
when we heard Of this memorial We considered that teo
,tho,es OF Christian gentleman were being eus'ansu
Az not want to state the Of the gentlemen VINO pro
aa the protest. bseauAe have not seen inc paper ea
Ieht not state It correctly, but they seem 70 tnN,
sor what know Of rs contents, that the episcopal
S,eh was being subordinatsa 10 the Evangelical Aanss
saa n any such movement a. the Alliance Wss ~
s,v,ea on al ALL Il should be done BY the Epscopa.
rhureh alone We dncr from them In mat opinion, Ane
"a nrepared this memorial Witch is being signed uy
r,e.s many o, tie osrgymen Of this diocese we 90 noe
n that the Arekdaacon ought % 50 into sne movsnehs
IA representative Of thA church. but ne eersaS na'
re,rect rIsAt to 90 10 a. q private Individual
The Rev. DE- H. Y Satterlec said:
we feel thas the Archdeaeon had PERFECT nghs 70 70
into the movement as private individual. I @arSea
r "A az nrst bus Withdrew, thinking that inc movsen.
ca ntIle liLtimsd and because is was on radically
a,lefcnt Inca flofa my regular work But wshe \ e
an Individual, dld care 90 90 with y certainly
recognize The Archdsaeons right 70 go ahead ~ en- hu
yiauai 1 consider that u would be an infringemens
on the liberty Of any 70 Interfere with MS Hghs %
onsor sush movement, Il he Wished 70 90 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09

eXhamSbou anu eaoAo
Is nothing to work
on. Begin at once
the use OF this medi-
cine, and be sure
YOU take no other
to coun:eraot its
effects.
. aAyer's 6arsapa-
rilla cured me OF 2
bad case OF blood
| poisoning and re-
stored me to health.
Ny system was
saturated WITH O
poison which all or.
y ~. kaWNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-09
IT AIKEN in Season,

Ayers sarsaparilIa arrests piooo'
poisoning before it peryades tho sys'em y
Don't delay TIL the forces OF nature arg
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-12-06
Hard at Work.

Nearly one hundred eminent persons are
now engaged in preparing valuable and I'M
portant contributions for the The Youths
Companion for 1890.
Mr., Gladstone is getting together his
"reminiscences OF Motley, the Historian;
Justin Mccarthy Is writing all his personal
rec0lectiOns of Prime Minister'S; Sir Morell
Mckenzie Is thinking of what he shall say
to The Companion readers on the training
! OF their voices In youth, Captain Kennedy
is recalling the exciting episodes OF MS I'VE
hundred different trips across the Atlantic,
and making notes of his articles; Il. L. Bar
mum is preparing the account of how he Sc
cured his white elephant; General Wolseley
| is arranging to tell the boys how they can
endure hardships; Carroll ID. Wright Is Sc
curing statistics about the boy and girl Ia
borers of America, what they do and what
| they earn: Hon. James G.. Blaine Is writing
| a paper for our young politicians; popular
authors are at work on serial stories; the
presidents of three leading American col
| leges will give advice to boys on their fu-
ture; Tyndall and Shaler are to talk about
the wonders of nature; Marion Harand
promises to entertain the girls, while Lieut..
Schwatka will take the boys in imagination
| to the loneiest place in the United States.
| There are hundreds of pleasures in store
| for The Companion readers of 1890. Every
one is hard at work, as you see. $1.75 will
admit you to SO weeks of these entertain
ments. Send for full prospectus for 1890 to
The Youths Companion, Boston, Mass.