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New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

NEW YEARS DAY AND THE ROMAN CHURCH.
To the FditOr OF the Tribune.
Sir: In todays Hibunc | notice a paragraph
which state, that New Years Day Is "A holiday of
otu-,tion i'm the Catholic Church. | beg little
spacc 10 set your reporter straight on that point
New Year, Day Is purely civil holiday, unrccog
,i,cd bv thc Catholic Church ON January /, being
the eighth day after the Feast of the Nativity the
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
Comcstic 5ituatlons Wanteo
Females

Females
~ TRSF or WAITRESS.-By Young hoat
y American girl. best references neat
chamberuuid tidy waitress retcl eli, - 40
nurse city or country. with Mrs. IL LEN,
3SS 6th-aVc.
NURSE. &c.-By Young German Gll,
y q, nurse for one child OF years "u,
and assist With chsmberWork no Wasnllls
city or country city preferred no cnius
good references. Call Monday, at So Maui
.on.aNc TcmpkinsNillc. =. |.
NURSE.-By mddlc-aged woman oi eN'
y pcrience, to take care OF any l3rm
of sickness careful reliable day or nlght
reference. Call one week, Mrs o. ~
West 34th-st.
NURSE and ATTENDANT-To an invald
y lady; ) years references no objections
to country or 70 travel. Address Al EN d.
Ant. i2l West isth.st.
NTRSE. Sc.--By an American lady of cN-
" p,rlcncc. as nurse or companion To IN
valid: best recommendations given: Nd
dress with particulars, Miss NEWTON,
Dov So. Woodbridge. y. j.
w DIRK in private families, by day. week
w or month. W. L.. l06 West i2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

POISONOUS YELLOW DYES.-The investigation
which has followed the epidemic which occurred at
Lyons. France. among female spoilers working par
ticular yellow cotton yarn used for gold making Is
regarded as confirming NM Arloing and Cazeneuves ;
conclusions respecting the poisonous character Of some
aniine dyes and the harmlessncss Of Others There were
exhibited in these weakness dyspepsia and vomit-
ngs coupled with blush gray cOoration of the gums
The yarn on winding emitted considerable dust, and
medical examination showed that, while the ailments
were caused by the dye, some yellows were very
poisonous others less So and quite harmless, but
no trouble arose during summer when the windows
were open. Three different specimens Of the dust
were subjected 10 analysis by Professor Pouchot, VINO
found that though lead absent there were traces
Of antmony used as "A mordant. The first specimen
the most poisonous, found 10 have been dyed Win
sodium binitronsphtlol, generally known as Martin
yellow the second less poisonous, with POlrcrs ghI
bnitrona phthol and the third. quite harmless, WIN
sOdic sulpho-cOni niueated binltronaphthol. uIcs
not appear that goods thus dyed dangerous 10 e
wearers. though certainly to the wcaNers, tact
necessating the substitution Of another ana harmless
yellow or else thorough ventilation Of the working
rooms.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

while the theft was committed. Doubtless they
after my purse, but for a wonder II was In another
pocket"
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05
domestic 9ituations fOlnteo
Females.

WASuING.-A respectable colored WON.
w an wishes washing at 15 cents a
dozen. Mrs. JACKSON 2is West 18th.
st., rear, 80 floor.
XNASHING.-By a colOred lsundr,sss /;
w families. gentlcmen's, or ladies' wash.
ing 10 take home good reference. pa West
47th-st., = flights up. front. \. TUCKER.
NlAITRESS.-By a IL ste ass wai.r.s, !;
w understands all salads, w.nc,, care
silver and china; years city reference.
Call lOl7 6th-ave.. between 57th and
5sth sts.
ASHiNG IRONING or HOUSE,
w CLEANING.-By a respectable WON.
an; by the day. Mrs. McKERNAN, 20
East i06th.st., Room 10.
AZ ASHING.-By colored womab 70 DO 81
w home. JACKSON, $50 East 9sth-st-
VA ET NURSES. Trained and profession:
w al male and female nurses supplied
at all hours. HANSEN'S NJ RISE AGEN-
CY, I44 East 3ed-st., near LeNingtcn-avs.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

ANTHRAROBIN.-The new remedy OF thlS name
manufactured by Liebermann, Berlin chemist IL
appears was first employed on theoretical grounds on
account of It's resemblance to other remedies OF known
value Alizarne belongs TO the same class and from
th, anthrarobin IS formed by simple process Oh
reduction and is a powerful oXdizng agent; II Is a
ycllowlsh white granular powder, sparingly soluble
in chloroform and ether. readily soluble in alcohol
and weak alkaline solutions mixes readily with fats
I'm the formation of salveS, and the presence OF an
akal Increases the reducing effect Cases Of psoriasis
have been successfully treated with this, apply ing
the anthrarobn on the right side oi the Dody ana
chrvsarobin on the left side. il was used in 10
per cent mixture with vaseline, and once day an
alkaline bath was given before the application. out
II eight cases thus treated. the first five were some
what surprising improvement beginning sooner and
going on more rapidly on the right SIDE while after
The applications were stopped, there were more re-
currences on the right side In the three other cases
the alkaline baths were omitted, and the improvement
was more marked the eft side but as soon as
the baths were begun, the right side began TO
improve more rapidly.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-05

SUBSTITUTE FOR GUN ARABIC.-The high price
of gum acacia has led Troanowsly to seek for sub
stitute and this lie believes may be found IN the
mucage Of naxsced. BY boiling the seed with water
and precipatng the strained decOctOn with twice It's
volume Of alcohol he obtained substance when, after
drying consisted Of Opaque, ycowiShbrown irregular
fragments somewhat brittle but not easily reduced TO
powder di,sOlving in water to turbid mucilaginouS
solution: of this five grains were sufficient to emul
slonize an ounce Of cod liver oil. The large quantity
of alcohol however required for the precipitation anu
the difficulty Of drying the adhesive product being Such
serious objections, further experiments were made
and by still employing laxseed as the source OF the
mucagc and treating with sulphunc acid, gum
more closely resembling acacia was obtained HIS
method is to boil part Of 1aXseed with eght OF OF
dilute sulphurc acid and eight parts OF water uti w
m mixture which at first thlckcns, becomes qute nulu
This is then strained through muslin, and to the
strained fluid is added four times its volume OF sdTQnS
alcohol the precipitate being collected on inter-
washed with alcohol and dried. The gum Is IN tlle
form of translucent grayisbrown brittle fIagn@shts @
easily puverizcd and without OdOr or taste ana thy
grains will emu,ionize an ounce OF cod liver OIL
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
A SHAkY THRONE.
mat OF Spain Undoustsdiy n =
Tottes1ns Condition
SIGNS Of THE COMING REVOLUTION.
gepa6siesas Are Strsas saa nsPstsi 81
Accomplishing the Chang mtte-
est the sksaaias 81
AEsR sf Mead.
NAH hS oyEKlHEowN

LoxDos. April is-TAsrs Is little
seubt thai the present spaElsh Cabinet
all - eserthrown sEo.tly, sRs psssl sly
bsiors The Jaiy rsosss Tksrs "a q strsng
opluion 100. thsg ssisTs ia Tssssen-
bling tie monarchy Viii De over
thrown for . second uGle IN thls
generation and repu bllesHism given
another trial. The ooolness sne aelib-
srat.on with which ne leaders of me
Republican party are AcEag. and the
subOrdination Of ths rsnk sad tie give
hope of = revolution ss oomplsts sna
blOOdless as that ia which ths brazilian
monarch sss Disposed There are R0
sifRs 0f general rioung BY pree0hoeTL
nor % there any promise e thrsatsn-
ing prOnuhcismentos out there IL .
calm consciousness OF strength unaeTly-
ing al the hspN bllcsE movements that
shows profound belief that the people
sre With them er masso ssgasta viii
be ousted from the Premiership 30 omueh
appears 10 be settled; and thoug h
Canoyas del Castillo is oonadently
spoken of 80 his successor. Msg1nez
Campos will probably be selected ~ h!l
the place n the digestion 70 military
man can be overcome. Singularly
enough, in sons parts Of spain IL q
still firmly believed that the rOy.l IN
fant died of his attack Of Influenza and
that pretender Is being foist@d upon
tie Spanish people
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
iOWA'S DYING LEGISLATURE.
The Senate Passes the Pharmacy Bin,
and the House Indorsss the Worlds
Fair Measure.

DEs MONIES. Ia, April 14-Governor
Bots on Saturday appointed and the
Senate confirmed J. s. Russell. Of Jeser-
son, and \. A. Merrill, OF Dewitt, 10 be
Commissioners Of the Soldiers Home;
State Mine Inspectors. First district.
Thomas Binks, Ottumwa; Second, James
Gildroy, What Cheer; Third, Morgan q.
Thomas, Muchachinock. All these are
reappointments.
The Senate spent Saturday forenoon
on the committee pharmacy bill, and
after voting down the Bayless substi
tute the bill was passed. Appropris-
tion bills were then taken up and passed
as follows: For the support Of the Iowa
National Guards, $50, 900; for the State
library to purchase session laws OF other
States, 81. 900; for the removal and care
OF battle-fags and other relics in cap
itol buildings, So, 900; for the interment
and monument 10 victims Of the Spirit
Lake massacre, 81, 500.
The House Saturday afternoon passed
the Senate worlds fair bill without
amendment by vote Of so TO 6. The
determination was expressed by mem
bers in their speeches TO make the Iowa
exhibit equal to that OF any other State
in the Union. The bill appropriates
$50, 600 to be expended BY a commission
OF eleven. The Agricultural Institute
bill passed tho House. and will undoub BIT
edly get through the crush of bills in the
Senate
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
BiTs OF INFORMATION.

Ewls Pas1A ls sd q - sersring
sroas cstsrsess 2n1 shzt 10 wtl * sla3
sgkE!a .s@f
F.tAes g4sA. of Lyoas. la sks piAn-
az "a sAs AIT tor slso &c ss@ln.s
R-sAsy HeaasAsy, sie1 Saturday
seventy saieea- ksspers At Beaver,
Col, hAEs sssR arFsssss tor ss4ing
tiq s0z % sssa4y
ne Nifs oi Nilham Pullen. &gea -
years. 80 strack sad ALLIED - sn sn-
glns s4tsrdsy e. hf4IiL lHG
Tts reports e.Feuiatss regarding re-
volrs IN Brazil are aBfosadsd. TIE
ns~s received fEom Tie Pr0Ylass is pa
ioc
Bosefznsng oheials a. s@s FrSBeisoo
are maSlsg detsrniaed sffofss 10 stop
ice inngx Of coolies from MeElco into
California.
The livery stable Of crilly & Grams
toa al LsavsnsNosgs. KAn-, wAs burned
en- Saturday snd thifty-ssyen horses
persisted in The f.mss
Wkile removing pillars ia min' No.
10 nesE CO1ville. Ind, on Saturday VIII
ian Sandsrs miner. VAS Killed aud
two others we're fatally Aurt.
la aeoartroo II at BrunsNiek, Ga, on
Saturday william Belden shot and
killed chlefo,-Poiies Houston and ON
esr Massey and then killed himself
A movement ls on foot for simul-
taneous later rSational European labor
mOvemsns May next, in which 1000, =
coo workingnen are expected to psrtiei-
pate
The Highland Presbytery, composed
OF the Presbyterian churches In North
western Kansas, voted unanimously in
favor Of revision Of the confession Of
faith.
The reservoir st St Louis IS leaking
and repairs can not bs made without
turning the water OF. which would leave
the city without 9 supply Tor several
weeks.
Alexander L. Martinez Deputy Min
lister Of Education Of Ontario, died Fri
day evening from pneumonia lie bad
been connected With the Department OF
Education for thirty-six years
A fierce prairie fire near Emporia,
Kan. Friday devastated the farms OF
D. Il. Wise, Randolph Wirts and Henry
Plumberger, all of whom lost their
barns and some OF .heir cattle. Mrs.
Wise was badly burned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
IN CONGRESS.

The House Gives the seat of Mr. Wise
(Dem.), of Virginia. To Mr. WaddiIl
(Rep-).
WAsHISGroN, April 14.-In the House
Saturday the contested election case
from the Third district OF Virginia was
decided By the seating of Edmund Wad-
dill, Jr. (Rep.) in the place of George
d. Wise.
Bills were passed in the Senate Sat-
urday 70 increase pensions for certain
cases of deafness 10 $40 month; giving
South Dakota, North Dakota, Washing
ion and Montana per cent on the sale
of public lands; transferring the weather
bureau TO the Agricultural Department
and reorganizing the signal service.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
RAIN AND hkiL.
rhey Are tks Cause of ksuch Damage at
Several Points Ia Wnssnsan, liiinois
snd NJ Michigan.

OSHKOSH. Wis, April "a - Reports
from New London, q city q about 1000
people seventy-fve miles north of
Oshkosh, are 10 the eject that the en-
tire business portion OF the place -
under water the Fox river OF that
point having overhowed Us banks.
The continued rains of the last few
days have caused the snow Ia The woods
and at the headquarters II the Fox 70
melt more rapidly than usual, and the
result is food that promises 10 exceed
that OF 1856.
BIooMNGToS, IL, April ia won
derful fall OF rain Sunday raised tie
streams out Of their banks and carried
away many bridges or country roads.
-Four inches OF rain fell in Bloomington
in less than an hour. There WAS = re-
markable fall Of hail, the stones be-
ing as large as hickory nnts and
wslnuts. The glass in the greenhouses
here was demolished by the hall Al
Minior, seventeen miles west Of this
city. nearly every pane Of glass In town
was broken. Tie country between Min
ier and here WAS deluged and considers
bic injury was done 70 the Chicago
Alton track. Section men were sent 20
remove distractions washed on the
track. Piles OF ties were fosted away,
many Of them being lodged on rails
The young wheat and garden vegetables
were crushed fat
KASKAKEE. IL. April 1.-THE beav-
lest rain-storIn that has visited this sec
tion in years descended Sunday after
noon. The streets in the lower portion
Of the city were flooded, sewers dam
aged and sidewal alks destroyed The
storm was general all over the county.
The damage 10 crops VIII be large.
CovINGToS. Ind. April H.-About
$50 Sunday afternoon this vicinity was
visited by one Of the most severe hail
storms experienced for many years
The storm came from tie west
and lasted about twenty minutes
Hail as large IS wAlnuts and
many as large as hens eggs fell, cover
ing the ground 10 the depth Oi about
foJr inches and was accom- panied BY a
hard wind and rain. Many window
lights were broken by the hail. il also
did considerable damage TO fruit and
the outgrowing crops
CHICAGO. April "a The signal serv-
ice officer in this city saws there was q
very heavy thunder-storn al Nsnistee.
Mich, SUNDAY. where the rainfall was
reported al I20 inches. There was
snow in the NoTthwe territory
and at Ssvl;e Ste. Marie The
rain oItended throughout Illinois,
and it was either raining Or
showing all The wsy from tie British
Northwest territory into Dakota Ninn-
esota. Wisconsin. Michigan. Ohio and
Canada. In nearly al portions q Ilh-
nois and Michigan the rain WAS -
compsnied By hiFh winds
Nzw orr EsNs. April i The break
in ne Atchaf' lzya leve~. which occurred
Wednesday 10 miles south q Sins
Port in Pointe Coupee parish. 10 now
800 feet vide and seven fest deep The
town 81 Sims Port - sad n be
about two feet under water. Tbs Ma
son levee. on the west bank about
seventeen miles north q AelvilIs. broke
about o 6. ocs SATURDAY morning This
break IS said 10 be 600 fest vide and tor
fee deep Aovicea were also received
that the Big BEND lsve. of Bayou dss
C5lslses. eight miles west % Sims Port
vas h.d.y broke
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Half a Million for Hennepin.

WAsHINGToS, April 1.-THE House
committee on rivers and harbors has
completed Its appropriation bill FOR the
next fiscal year. Hennepin canal gets
$500, 900, enough 10 start the work
which the Government engineer esti-
mates viii require $4,000 900 TO com
plete. The total amount appropriated
by the bill is 81, 900, oOO about one
third the estimates OF the department
There is no reason TO doubt that the
$500. 900 for Hennepin Will be voted BY
the House
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

II 10 = ~ =
Ca--TE MarE-. -ofe-stelv sc-vs h-
- y rather Hesz rwr7 tc fhe large
slrr.r Prices e4v lie lowsr ~n-taslcrs -
-snzaf st q Tef 2l Pr -tct-a - fsErv STRIP
rr7 -t~~~s so ss f,~ Sod - cnof-s c. E
3 sFes a. teT oourc- 70 fai- =. - ss2S . f-F
rrt-ra~-- Steers - e112 p ~ srerEers q p
$40 ser TEXANS g - - 20 fo~ Feeders q 90
sE f,r csws -s1-5 e for Burs saG p Sos x
PIP Us. caves
H.es-Marsst fsr,7 act~s rariT ssiss
vs-- rsfe ~ sseef a8ra1re r-+ vesSsT
-.s'.~R r-srsfer aee~ Sa1es ~s-e usfe a.
D. rsss ,1r So A. 20 p ss- ro1sF TAX
rs e Eaf0 e - -ret 49, - zssz-se f'r
sea~g pslt sg arf lzg a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
klnc o. TnE CuF.

sehs.fsr wir. IN. ri-st Priv. ~ 30. mn
isrs Tournament 80 ChieaF.-Isss GU.
second sns slossan Third.
CHICAGO. April "a The fourtsen inch
bslk-lius billiard t0Brnsmtnt closed or
Saturday night viii : game bstvsen
the old rivals. Schssfer and siossob.
Zach vas 70 pisv 800 points Ths gsms
vas won hy Sch aefsr in seventeen IN
nings The score stand dlng Schssfsr.
SOC. slosson. 20. Averages. Srhssf-
o. - ~. slossgn. - 30 Bigh-
est runs sehssfer, III; slosson.
- ~ fhs sftsrnoon Ives OTIS
hsst DslT f3ooI In slsvsn innings
the oonte lasting inst City Eve n O.
utss score Ives 1-5. Dsly. 80 Aver
ages Ives -. Day. 3 Highest runs
Ives - DslY - The result 81 %.
tournament Fives scksefsr he chsn
iorshiD. vita Ivss n second plso. sns
slosson tnira Ire stsusing ~ so.
players IS 80 follow
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Drrrorr. Wl-h. AprI At hss
t-s-rri-s8 t1at harles y Brysr Pres
Isert ~ the Dst-oit Boa~s - Trade. tss
o-5s-e5 a. bis vhsat For MsT- Zans.
JeIv snd Az g.st delivery bouEht IN ard
tast be is short Men 5srs - ths board
ssv tsst he has besn = bod specai stTr
snl Is short fror- zo98. 90 - s.099 20
tssfsls he asait lu Chicago. NsE
Yo-k Detroit sns Tois5o. sua s a. Z
30 - sho-t III 81 ths nsrssts HI
lossss. it is ssis wil bs bstsssB $50
09C sa5 S.sf 90
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Two Men Killed.

POLAR BLUFF, Mo, April 1.-THE
middle span of the new iron bridge
which is being built across Black river
fell Sunday afternoon, carrying two men
down. Both were killed, and their
bodies are still beneath the wreck at
the bottom of the river. Their names
are Thomas Brown and James Ross, and
they came from ST. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provlsions. Etc.

CHICAGO. April ~
FLoUR-Firmer. Patents, s45Oa475, Bak
ers. - so2225. Straight-, t375GAe5; Winter
Patents 81 3OGf 20; Clears s360130.
WHEAT-Actiye ana pgioss again excited At
irregular prices. 70. cash, ss5xGa2c: May de-
livery, sa293c; July, s5Aas7Bc 10. 4 Spring
So sc; No. Spring. e32soc.
CoRN-Active, excited and stronger. No. 2
32is Gs2l.c. No. yellow about S3sc: No. 2
3lQ32c; No. 8. yellow. &c asked. May. 32HG
CSC July. 52s 33isc; August, 2ihc3iEC; Sep
ember ShaS5ss.
Moderately active and unsettled. No
. s3.s E238.c Nay. 8N9ei.c, June. p a
24isc: July, 23HGetlsc. Samples firm Demand
good No J 2Sh92fHc, 80. 3 White 2ia.
Ge51o; No 2 "a, &c24he. No. 2 White "a
aR7c.
RYE-Firr but quiet. No. cash, sc: May,
fSae4c. Samples about 47isefssc &C for No g.
4l045c Tor No J
BABLEY-Salable but not 80 firm Common
thin Iowa No. aud No. 3. ease, good TO
choice RF4 Soc. Northvestcrn-N0. r thin. g :
&c. good 20 choice - 50o. fancy 5sG62c
MEss PoRK-Hsrket unsettled, with fair
trading Al Irregular prices Prices ranged a.
"a 0oai32s for cash si2 Sea i2 = FOR Nav si3c
ais 20 FOR June and 81 oo'al3g7>. for July.
LARD-FsirlY active aud prices irregular
advanced roc sud then receded 2',a5c. Prices
ranged ~ 3 aOG.6 - for cash, S.f1ssG Gss7s f7r
May. p 5}Gss 80 Tor June, s8d - ss1ss7li for
July.
BUTTrE-Crssrsry. felsc; Dairy. "a .
Pscs ng stock, $40
Escs-F Frssh l0Ac
PorL1RY Live Chickens 7afsc per ~
TURKEYS. o<7lfc per 10 Ducks I1Gf2t 4c PEI ih .
Ceese- e ne 59 p-r dczeu
LFQUoRs-Distli 20 splrits steady Al SO ior
fai'asd goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Crossed the Dark River.

GhEENCAsTLE, Ind, April 14-James
NJ. Bucklin died here Saturday. aged 81
years He was well known throughout
Illinois, having served IS State engineer
in 1880, at which time he surveyed the
Illinois and Michigan canal. He also
helped lay out portion of Chicago and
received for his services eighty acres OF
land near the site of the present Dear
born street depot, which he afterward
sold for 5000
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

AsHTvI1IE. \. C.. April IA horn
be murder has been con mittsd three
niles west O. tbs city. Harriet VIII
fans. coiored woman ard former slave
of Senator Xsnce's family, vas found
lr.ng upon the f0cr q her house Sun
dsv morning with seven terrible wounds
CT her BODY The murder vss evident 2
IT, work q . would be robher
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Rhode I.Iand Democrat. win.

PRov1DrScE. K l., April THE
postponed city election Saturday result
ed in = Democratic victory, giving that
party Senator ana eight representa-
tives. The compilation of The incoming
Legislature shows fftv-ssven Democrats
and ffty Republicans. which gives the
Democrats working n ajoritv. with two
% spare. ana insuTes the election Of the
De~-o~rs4f~ State ticket
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

NEwARK. y. J., April ~ Fred Lentz
was crushed 10 death sunday while al
tempting to jump from the elevator in
1refz's brewery while the car was 10
motion This is the second fatai acci-
dent IN this elevator within twenty
four hours, Adolph Hinderer having
been killed by falling down the shaft
Saturday
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
Big Fire at Omaha.

OMAHA, Neb., April 14.-Fire has
destroyed the clothing store OF Brown
ing. King & Co. and damaged the stocks
Of y. B. Falconer, dry goods, and Mrs.
J. Benson, millinery. Loss, Sl15, OcO;
insurance, s75,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
TREAsURER's NOTICE


Cry TRv4 sr7rr's 0rrr-r
eftVT RsgTrs N en-. arr D. i@-l
Notice hereby sven that the assessment
ffr .n- ID a..- abs ettrrs t,s
sr-r- fror tfffn avenue NrnnF--
street rna ftrr ~f t~ar1 Rapids ia
row ir nv hands. ard rNaf VIZ rarai va oav
ment thereon for fhe period ~ twenty Gays
from tfls date. a. tFe cf8ce II fhe Clry Treas
rrer lf-g haL
cF0RGF r PERRY
Arr titv Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

1sass - Capitol
hill N hea 1 q a.
gresham Ssn -e4 ;.
Randall expire q
sunday morning,
last - tie bells of
= n eigh b orin z
church were toliing
5 . clock Around
the bedside we're
gathered the fsmi.
~, the physician
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

PtrrrrsFrse, " Va 1p-1 IA
ssnuel shinu. aged % Tssrs. snd
hrs Jane Patterson. srs6 50 vszrs
we're msrT q here Saturday. This sss
the gfeon FIRST marriage
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs u taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing 20 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the kidEeys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tsra efeetually, dispels colds. head
aches aud levers and cures hsbitaal
constipation Syrup Of Figs Is the
Only rensdy Of It's kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptsbls TO the stomach, prompt In
is action and truly beneficial Ia its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all and have made Ii the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale In 500
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not havo IL on hand viii pro-
cure il promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15

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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-15
A PEACEFUL END.
Painless Cloes Of the Life O.
Sasnae. J. Randall
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