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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
HENRY z. ROCHESTER,.

Rochester June CSpeeIaD.Iienry T.. Rochester only
Of the OF this city, ana Of It's leading c
Iens died this evening at the age Of eghtyhree years
lie noted writer and was q prominent member OF
the bar IIe had served Mayor. Assemblyman. Alder
uISn. Supervisor, and in other public Offices.
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HEAVY LOSSES IL THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY

HEAVY LOSSES N THE CUMBERLAND VALLEY.
Carlisle Penn, June tspcciAD.-Tho entire loss
from the rAvasos u the storm IN the Cumberland
Valley % safely placed A S9soooO with no loss
of life. Tho Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad are
heavy losers from washouu or eulvert' and many
miles OF track and roadbed. The oss 10 the Harris
burg and Potomac Railroad Will be great from the
rebuilding OF bridges, culyerh and track. The Cum.
bcrIAEd valley Railroad will lie heavy loser, Ave
spans Of tho Potomac River Bridge, with several
carloads u iron, being washed away. Along the
different streams In This county fifteen bridges have
been swept away, making loss 10 Cumberland
County Of s75. 900. This wGs tho heaviest and most
costly storm that over visited this valley. Mayor
Cutnnan this evening bsa~i proclamation calling
upon tho people fur aid. The call wa responded 30
promptly. News reached the city this evening that
SeNcn persons drowned IN the Potomac River
yoS tsTdsy while attempting 10 rrpSs In boat. Miss
Carrie Dinh Of shppeusburg, Wa among the drowned
at JohnstOwn.
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domestic 6ltuancHs Wantee
Fernales.


NyAETFD.-By a refined American lady
w OF superior education, with two lovely
children, . position In which her services
may relieve dost!tuu0n skillul amanuensls
or hOusckeeper. Address Mrs. NJ. SMITH,
Box l,0ii, Mlcomb. ILL.,
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.- BY
w trst-class North German best ref.
crence no objection 70 the country, Cali
at NJ. BIRCK'S, II 3d-aye. near llth'st.
w AITRESS. A lady going 70 Europe
w desires IN procure u situation for her
waitress, whom she can highly recommend.
Present employers, 10 East 67th.sA
w AITRESS or CHAMBERWoRR.-B
w a frst.class Swedish girl city or coun-
try tFstelaSa reference. Gail Mrs. MAIN.
BERG'S, 952 4th-ave., between 25th and
26th sts,
w AITRESS, by a young girl; nrSt-
w class assist with ehamberwOrk; In
private family beat city refetepoo. II. c.,
Box IS. Tribune Uptown ofheef.2S Bway.
w ASKING. "A respectable woman wishes
w ladies' or GEMS washing or 20 ouy by
the day. Mrs REILLY, 100 West 6oth
st.. ID moor, back.
kNAITREsS.-A lady wishes 10 procure q
w situation for her competent waitTsss,
whom she can highly reconims9d. CA
Tuesday and wednesday Of o East kstlE
~, before 10 3. N. or between ana .. M
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THE WATERS REcEDNG AT WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 3.-Aftrr reaching the highest
mark on record yesterday afternoon tbs Potomac be.
gan TO fall rapidly and this morning the streets In
south Washington wero free from water all along the
river front The people in the flooded districts were
clearing away the rubbish and estimating the>damsgo
thew had suffered Hundreds Of fish were left behind
by the recedng stream, and were caught by boys and
men. who searched through the wet grass OF the
smithsonian grounds and elsewhere for them. Tho
Fish Commission spread large nets out IN the river
near the monument for tho purpose oil recovering as
,,.nr ~ the German carp which escaped from the
hresdlnR station as possible. Besides the carp
u,II,on yourg Shad, two inches long, were set AT
liberty by the food. There has been sufficient
,.cnsson NJ the food 20 permit partial examination
., tbe potomac Flats and Colonel IaDes. tho engineer
In charge, says the dAmags VII 10 muoh less THAN
had beon anticipated.
Thsr. are some tears EXPRESSED that the foundation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
TIE PETROLEC4 MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR1cka
The oil markets at the two New.York Exchanges are
showing an increasing divergence in prices as well a. IN
activity Yesterday the transactions at the Stock En-
change exceeded those at Consolidated Exchange and
The range Of values at the former board cm s2esi DIS
cen,s 70 1918 cents, against range at
the latter board from s27saS2 Ss cents
10 SO is cents There news OF importance beyond
tb broad lnea OF the terrible disaster which has over
Whelmed southcenal Pennsylvania and which viii divert
pubc attention and enterprise from augh else tor some
time Even larger trading az the stock Exehange
y,Ied 20 reach figures OF significance and tho market
i"d v I'M no promise early escape from Its cab
ued condition Renewals we're made At l cents premium
bt Jew beated after thu close paid 8oe4O cents 70
have oil carried. - -, ,.-,,-- -. -.
The rGngs Of prices and the total dealings were Us
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70 TAKE 4 "TRIP DOWN THE POTOMAC

Washington, June 3-Mrs. Harrison and the other
ladies OF tho White Honse have invited few friends
to Join them IN trip Down the Potomac tomorrow af-
ternoOn, on Mr.. SIngery's yacht Restless, which has
been placed al their disposal for the rp Neither the
President nor any Of his Cabinet Will be able 20 go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows The barometer
fluctuations yesterday observed at the United States
Signal Service station this city. Tho dashes indicate
tempe nature noted 1t Perry's Pharmacy Sun Building.
TRIBUNE OYFicE, June4-l m Fair weather yesterday
was followed by ooudiness at evening The temperature
between 500 aud 49, the average (67) being $40
higher tho corresponding day last year. aud $40
lower than sunday.
In and near this city to-day thcre will probably be
slightly warmer cloudy partly cloudy aud "muESy 4"
weather with showery tendency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Saratoga, n. Y, June AIN the Court Of Appeals
today the following CAUSES were argued
No. l,S56.-Tbe people, respondents, against John
Gillian, appellant
No. 257.-Lauren C. Woodruff, appellant against
Hugh J. Jowett. receiver, respondent
No 294.-IIenry Warner, sgnee, etc, respondent
against the Fourth National Bank Of the City Of
New York aud another, appellants.
No 72s-IIenry l.. rerson and others, respondents,
against Robert CROOKS and another, appellants.
No. 43l-Elyira J. Bennett, respdt, agt. Oliver
Bennett, nppt
40. I7G-Carr and Hobsou, limited, spplts.. agt
Anna J. A. sterling, FcSpdi
No. 4S4-Dsvh II. Suriam, respdt, sgt. John Hud.
son. applt submitted.
no. 57O-CharleS Robinson, applt., agt. Hugh J.
Jewctt receiver, etc, respdt.
Following IS the day calendar for June 9 Nos. 29e,
207, $50. 25l, 2s3, 49, 1877 and 721.
Following Is the day calendar OF the Second Dr.
vision for June ~ Nos 4Ge, 462, 466 4Sl, 40, 457
474 and l,iO2.
Following Is tho motion calendar Of tho Court Of
Appeals for Juno I Nos. 1874, ,33o, 500, JOG
1a2, l.IsO, ,2G3. 1880, 1910, 1872 3I4 345
.34s, l,34l. l,343, 1,348, l347 1925, 3GO 36l,
3Bn $50, .963 1888 1881 49, 1854, 357,
1864, 1903, J ,367, 1863 and ,37l
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TOLEDO June S.-whoat active, nrmer, cash 7s1seo,
june 70,o July 1880 August 70 Pc Corn dull steady!
quiet cash "a So Cioversced
UeSisCfed Receips-wheaI 1000 bush Coru 5000 ensA
ns1s SOOO bush. Shipmeats-Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn
$4,000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04
THE PRESIDENTS ACTIVE SYMPATHY

Washington, June 3.-President Harrison will pre-
sde o. meeting In this city tomorrow to help the
hood sufferers The President has already made q
generous contribution toward aiding tho sufferers
On saturday morning Immediately upon read
ing the news Of tho terrible disaster
and while yet at the breakfast table he sent
. telegram 10 the Mayor OF Jobnstown, in care Of
Governor Beaver expressing sympathy with the peo-
PIE In their appalling calamity, and saying that any
relief which the Government could properly Afford
would be extended and authorized the Mayor % draw
% him for 800 as contribution 20 the relief fund
lie District Commissioners have issued an appeal
~ @d. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
"a SHered to transport free and with tbs utmost dis
Vseeh All contributions OF maierfaB.
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THE STORM THROUGH THE STATE.
GREAT DAMAGE AT ELMIRA AND IN sTEUDEl
CoUSTY-MANY LIVES LOST.

CoUETY-MANY LIVES LOST.
ElmIra, n. Y, Juno 3.-The damage In this city
alone from tho food Will exceed 100000. Trains
on all the railroads entering bere, except the
Northern Central, arc beginning 10 move though
slowly. Erie trains that reached hero Friday night
and Saturday are Just going west on the LaokawSu42
here.
Corning, n. Y, June 3.-The food in this section
was the greatest known. Probably hundred
lives were imperiled here Saturday afternoon, the
houses being surrounded by the angry current, but
all were rescued W boats except ono, yOlng boy
named O'Brcn, who drowned In his house
Immense damage 90 farming lands has been done
Almost all the country from hero TO HornelSville was
under water The los in Stcuben County viii prob
ably exceed 81 900 900. The Fall Brook Coal Com.
pany Is Of tho heaviest losers. They succeeded
In getting tralE out for Geneva, but south OF VIII
Transport tho condition Is fearful. From Ansona,
Penn, Jersey Shore. the Prince Creek division,
tho track is said to DO almost entirely washed away
for distance Of my miles. II VIII be weeks before
ing says that In tho eight miles from stokesdao
Junction AnSonia the bodies Of thirteen drowned
persons nave ave CrSn o1n He EsiI ' RrS Com
pany, and tho worst Is not known regarding the loss
Of lifo ON the Pine Creek division.
Olean, y. V, juno 3.--An dagger from tho fool
s past. The high water, are rcellng Several houses
and many small buildings have been swept away
or NrCkNl Boih brHHth over lbe Al"SsnN hNrE
have been carried away. The city water works are
SIM useless On account OF the hoDi.
Rochester. y. Y, June 3-1hs GeneSee River
continues TO rise at this point though It Is falling
up the valley. Cellars along FruntSt. arc flooded
but the damage Will DO small special dispatch
from Dan,vIlle says tho damage there will amc0nt
TO 900 900 At Avon tho damage Will not amount
20 much. Tho river /, two miles wide At that point
tsualy at this time Ot the year 70 Il $50 feet wide
IN the Wyoming Valley the crooks fell rapidly a.
hey had risen and all danger Is now over.
Rondont, v Y. June 3-The EsopuS Greek over.
Hovoi It's banks on saturday night and caused much
damage 10 the crops on The Kingston low lands The
wafer fell rapidly Il
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HAVANA MARKETS.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

HAVANA. Juno s-spanish gold 50 S5s9 EIesAsss
oulet Firm! centrifugal w degrees pogisAnoh
sold to-day at IS 90 gold per QuintaL
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domestic 5iluaiionS f)anlrN'
Females

NrUpsE.-py d respectable Scotch Girl p
~ nurse and do plain sewlng FOND OF chill
dfen. mak" herself useful good reference
Address lBl gth.Aye., near 5Uth-st
NIIiUSE aud CHAMBERMAID. by a
~ Young American gir, Protestant Aoo
wcst bOih.sL, room 10
NTURsE'--Infanrs nurse Of many years
rNnrrtence; thoroughly unders'amns
LIN. teedlng; competent 10 take enuFe
Sborg, excellent references. eau NJ
Dol West 15th'st.
nrTpSE--By a nFst- class, competent and
" trustworthy nurse wiling ana ooils'
ing. nrst.class reference, l'OlI oth'h'''
near 67th-st. ----------------
HTURgE. roughly compotont % take
~ FUN charge good seamssrpss Oos' ~ W.
sorsi refrrenres city OF country h'i@
COILiEn, 1913 West 2Sd.sl ----------
nrUE6ERY GOVERN kss.-By q young
~ NoTth German; well eduoated, spoakins
p,sneh and English fSiriy 70 growing ehii.
d,n can sew neatly would be found viii
n snS and obiIEing Call at COZ 8th'aFe.' up
Siairs. JACQulN's. ---------.
HTuPsE.-By English Protestant eompe.
~ tent chIlfs nurse, excellent sehnsttes7
s,d nTst-olAss chambeTm1ld NAget moaef-
Sc, sity OF country, AMERICAN TRAIN
Inc SCHOOL. asa Sd-sVe'
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domestic 5iluations h)anteo
Females.

Females.
ELIARLE COLORED HELP 10 Ill
IL every capacity, for city and country
male ana female. PORrERS. l64 w. S4d.st,
I, NALL FAMILY wants the care Of
- private house for the summer or longer
references given. Address AMERICAN,
SO7 SlNth.aNe. "
=, EAMSrREsS. Experienced; under.
- stands dfcE making wishes WORK Dy
tie day or week private family under
siands her business thoroughly. SEAN
STRESS, Box 272, Tribune Uptown Ollce'
23o Broadway. ----
:, EAMSTRFSs. ny q German woman;
- ia an American private family nrgt'
class city references. Address l,l32 9th.
ave. top Moor.
:, EANsTRESS.-fy young Swiss woman
- for nne handsewlnR ORIGINATING, &c.
by the day, week or month city or country.
please address Mira SCHROEDER, lob
Graham. ave, brooklyn, f. ID,
SEAMsTREsS. by the day or week, IN
- American family dressea and gil kinds
Of sewing good operator. 59s 9th.aye
XxJAITREsS. by young girl nrs,- class;
w understands all kinds Ut salads Wiling
epi obliglng; city references. Apply sOS
East 3Tth.sL. hights, back.
XlyAsHER and IRoNER- FtrSt:clast BY
w the d1yi EOed Fofessnse a2o Eass
B2d-sI
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bPIWIIo UE 7 WV TN Z Nv 1Is
CHARIysroN June 3--Turpeuttne firm at $50
SAyASXAu June 3.-Turpentine arm at Doe
WILMINGTON, june 3.-Tlrpentlhe hTm ~ 80 40,
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Domeshc sitnR!icns h)ante6
Females.

Females,
SIZING. by u respectable woman 70
w do washing and iroplng for ladies' and
gentlemen, or family; by the dozen OF
month; best references. Mrs McCOR-
NJ ACk. 2S2 East 70th-st.
w AITRESs and PARLoRMAID.-By
w competent person; best references,
city or country. 749 6th.ave.. near 42dcst
WAITRESS by a ffsl.elass American
w Protestant girl; willing and obllglng
best city reference. Call or address 1ss
West 6Istst.
AZ ASKING and ironing done BY a dolores
w woman by the-we or doFen. ~
West 26th.st, basement
WASHING and sCRUBBIN6.-By . 70.
w Specialize woman, or 70 90 any Hoo VI
work. SSl Fast S2d-st -------------
sxTASIIlNt3,-B a eolorei woman; to 40
w at her home. 500 7th.aye.
WI ASKING, respectable woman 70 g
w by the day, or take washing nopio ~
n,ivatS family. 52s East seth,st. Room ~.
xToUNC, colosed widow, desires 70 sesys
u lady eoipx ahroad Us inIeinRs si ~, ~
an expsft noedlewoman sefsiees Atvol .of
ssnetses; best Of refe renees. Aodtes MI
q SMITH, o35 chayiotee-sf', Kansas my.
Fer ether sltastioas Wanted ace oh pass
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GIVING PROVISIONS AND cLorH1Nc.

Cleveland Juno 3.-Cleveland is taking active steps
10 aid In the relief Of the sufferers at Johnstown.
meeting was held at the ONCE OF Mayor Gardner yes.
buttons Of money and supplies came in all day.
About so 900 raised at the Mayors meeting In
side OF fifteen minutes and collections taken up
IN all the churches much $500 being contributed
by some congregations. 4 carload OF provisions was
sent forward at IL O'Clock last night and another
shipped to-day. A special effort will be made to
collect supplies Of clothing, etc.
Columbus. juno 3-Columbus forwarded her first
nstslment of clothing TO the yohnstown sufferers last
night. Several thousand dollars have been raisd
bach IN response 20 the Governors proclamation
Helena. Mont, June tSpeclall.-A public meeting
will be held at the Board of Trade rooms tomorroS
night to raise money for the relief OF the Eastern hood
sufferers.
ST. louis. juno 3-Mayor Noonan last night Issued
Of immediate action 10 relieve the suffering in Psnnsyl
yenia.
Kansas City, No, June 3.-Mayor Davenport issued
approximation to-day calling masSmseting to enable
the people Of Kansas City TO unite In plan for send
ing relief 20 the stricken people Of Pennsylvania
Cincinnati, June "a meeting has been called. to
assemble At the Chamber Of Commerce, TO formulate
plan for The relief Of the JohnstOwn sufferers
Texre Eauie, Ind, June IA call issued this
morning 20 the Masons Of this state 10 help the Ma
sonh sufferers in Pennsylvania
Warrington. June 3.-Presdeut Harrison at the
inssnee o. r; MeQuatd, president Of the Jacksonville
10Y eSVoo OF the yellowfever trust funds I'm their
nsnos which had been appropriated for the relief OF
G senser OF johnstown and other places devastated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

SPECIAL. PENSIONS FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS
Washington, june 3.-Penslon Commissioner Tanner
to-day sent tho following telegram 10 the United States
Pension agent al Pttsburg:
Make special any current vouchers from the
towns I'm Pennsylvania ruined by foods and nav a,
once on their receipt. Where certificates have hoen
list in foods send permit to execute new voucher
Without presenting certificate to magistrate Permits
signed In blank forwarded to-day. Make sueclaI All
original certificates OF pensioners residing In those
towns and pay on receipt Of vouchers regardless Of
my instruction Of May H." -
Commissioner Tanner has Instructed ali Iension
sgents 10 forward 10 hruA the names and addresses
Of al pensioners who drawing a pension on lsss
Nsu four dollars per month. notice win then he
sct TO each OF such pensioners directing him 10 90
before the proper medical board for re-e4aminstfon
and rerating. This action Is taken by the Commits.
Hoper with q view TO raising 10 a per month Ali
n1ngs below that amount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-04

THE CHESAPEAKE CANAL PRACTICALLY GONE.
Annapolis, Nd, june 3.--The report Of President
oamhri, CT tha Chesapeake and Ohio Canal s1bmttsd
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

Phillipsohn. THAT man Boodler is
a keen speculator."
Sonnenfll. "Why SOP"
Phillipsohn. ''He cornered the
celtic medicine market as soon as he
knew we were to have a good fruit
year."-Er.
Miss May Davis, an Oregon girl only
is years old can crack walnut with
her tie eth or lift barrel OF flour with
her hands.
Glazed note paper is no longer in
favor.
Very tall women should not wear
perfectly plain skirts.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

Mr.. John Britton shot a strang e
bird yesterday morning, in the woods,
about two miles from town. 1t seems
that the Night Heron class and is a
wader. 1t measured three feet in
height and four feet from tip to tip OF
wings. The piumage on the principle
part OF the body is grey to white, the
wings pale blue, the back and tuiI
on the crest blue black, legs slender
and bright yellow, two long slender
white plumes or pendants hang from
crest down the neck GreeneojiIe Re
publican.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16
Is Consumption Tncurable,

Read the following: Mr., C. II. Nor
ris, Newark, Ark, says "Was down
with Abscessof Lungs, and friends
and physicians pronounced me an In
durable Consumptive. Began taking
Dr. Kings new discovery for Con
sumption, am now on my third bottle
and able to oversee the work on my
farm. II is the finest medicine eyel
made"
Jessie Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio
says: "Had it not been for Dr.. King
New Discovery for Consumption
would have died Of Lung Troubles
Was given up by doctors. Am now il
best OF health" Try it. Sample bot
ties free at M. A. McFarland's Dru
Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16
Epoch.

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks an epoch in the life Of the in
dividual. Such remarkable event is
treasured in. the memory aud the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained is gratefully blessed,
Hence it is that so much is heard in
praise OF Electc Bilters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, to the use OF the Great Altera'
tive and Tonic. If you are troubled
with any disease of Kidneys, Liver OF
Stomach, Of long or short standing YOU
will surely find relief by use Of Flee
trio Bitters. Sold at SOC, and 81 pei
bottle at NJ A. McFarland's Drug
Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

A few days ago a pig was born on
w. G. Nice's farm, near this place,
which is perfect monstrosity. 1t
has well developed head with four
years, two Of them at their proper
places. The other two are directly on
top of the head with the butts together
1t has eight legs aud two tails. 1t has
two spines. When found it was dead
but it was well developed pig. HaC
it lived it would have been fortue tC
the owner-RogerSvilIe Review.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16
Electric Bitter.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular AZ to need 10
special mention, All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist and it is guaranteed to do all chat
is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure,
all diseases Of the Liver and Kidneyst
will remove Pimples, Bois, Sally
Rheum and ether affections caused ba
impure blood Will drive Malarie
from the system and prevent as well
as cure all Malarial levers. For cure
of Headache, Constipation and Indi'
gestion try Electric Bitters-Entire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money re
funded. Pricd scots. and 800 pei
bottle at NJ. A, McFarlarnd's Drul
Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

Among the few appointments that
Harrison has found time to make
since his return from the New York
celebration was that OF his brother
Carter B. Harrison, to the Uuited
States Marshal for the middle district
OF Tennessee. IfMr. Cleveland ha(
appointed his brother to Il position ey
cry republican editor in the country
would have roared for months, bu
they will discreaHy overlook this it'll
bit Of nepoti,m. Verify it does max,
Il difference whose OK is gored.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

Samuel Morse. of Ess en- Mass is an
unhappy man, because be is always
eating and is always eating ahd is al
ways hungry. He will eat ravenonsly
nearly every hour If the twenty-four,
getting up several times during the
night to appeaso his HUNGER He has
been examined by many prominent
physicians, ncne o. whom can give
him any relief He is not at all par
ticular what it is, ii only something tc
eat.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

A Paris is making a fortune by ad.
yertising cure for corpulency which
will, without injury tohealtb, take off
two pounds in ten minutes. In re-
turn for franc he advises a trip up
the Ei1l tower at the top Of which
reduced atmospheric pressure reduces
theaverago mans weight temporarily
by about two pounds.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16
A New Oklahoma.

Chamberlain, Oak, May ia
number OF prairie schooners arrived
in this city yesterday from Oklahoma
and arc camped north OF town on
American creek where they intend to
remain until The Sioux reservation is
thrown open to settlement,
Judging from reports that are being
received from the line these arrivals
are but the beginning OF considera
Bile exodus from the Oklahoma coun
try.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16
Bucklen's Arnioa saIye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilbains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
Lions, and positively cures Piles, or 1T
pay required. guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money reluad
ed. Price % cents per box, For snlt
at NJ. a. Netherlands Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1889-05-16

A Dodge county, Georgia, midwife
has ofiiciated at the debut Of forty
eight babies during the last two
years. Forty of them were girls. #
that keeps on marriage will BE- a fail
ure in that section, unless polygany
is restored to.