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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
GFyERAL CLAASSEN HEARD FROM AGAIN.

Judge Benedict Of the United States Circuit Court ma
,,,, an ad ourument october Of the hearing on thd
motion for new trial and in arrest OF judgment IN the
as ~ General p the former president Of the
sixth National Bank who convicted oil Vlosuons OK
a., ,-o,,o,oi banking laws General Claassen Is now In
o s,ra.t Jatl and he signed stipulation that he
Will not apply bail until the motion Is argued A W.
T.nney Claassens council asked for the postponfneht'
and United States District Attorney MItchei on"" lbs
-, - 1T, aid that the granting OF the alton
r,d not iniure the cause OF justice Mr.. II = has
made arrangements which prevent his arguing the motion
A. nrsent The time which General Caassen now spsndA
N mil will not be deducted from the term OF mpsonneno
10 which he will be sentenced II the CONVICTION su'heo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

return IL , 40 p. m. and Is due In London At va.
O'Clock. Arthur Perrin is the professional driver 81
the Derling coach, and he not only always t7 Sorg
horses. but knows how TO handle them. The New
Times. owned Jointly by Captain Maude and NancI
schOObrcd, starts at IL a. M, aud goes TO ',ni!ou
by way Of Putney. Kingston Vale. Ihame~ Dlt'"h,
Esher. Gotham, Wisely hcat and Ripley. The Journey
out occupies three hours. Retaining, the start Is AZ
p. H., and London Is reached In time for dinner
During the last twenty years the New llmeS mas
been on the road and not ouly have many AihcFlcahs
pairOnzed IL, but Of the best American coach
men. while occupying its bON-scat. have tlen ana
there obtained their first ideas Of driving fourth ai"
In June. when the surrey Commons are AT thell best
the trip by the New Time IS one which no v'sltor 10
London should mis-.
Most of the coach routes ont Of London arc Gov
erred in day and this m itself recommends tllS
method of seeing rural England to the stranger who
stays but short time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
PLENTY OF BOATS TO-DAY.

rh. Iron Steamboat Company has had 50 lonc an e1'
peri,nce the excursion business, tat ue aoA's " 'n'
care OF heavy travel tells in the arrangements made or hoi
,t,ys and ~ rdays There l. Inconvenience 20 pas
A. there enough steamers TO do the transporting
and there are no passengers at the company pis ~
West Twenty thirdst, North River ana fler Ne" 40
~orth River except bound for Coney Island ana
ono Branch OH the conpany routes The ocean piers AZ
the Island and Branch are also exclusively FOR TIA
Iron Steamboat Conanys patrons The records OF Frday
during the Ia Of the day show regularity on every
Trim The boats today VIII every hreequaters OF an
% =, tho Island and two boats on the Long Branch route
nl the requirements OF four round trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE TARIFF ELL IN THE SENATE.
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL NOT Likely TIC
BE ALLOWED TO INTERfTRE WITH IT'S
pROMPT CONSIDERATION.

Washington, July (Specian-The order OF bnNh'NN
in the senate for the coming week i at present III
something OF a tanglc. Mr.. Morrill, gave n0tcc IH'''
day that he would try 10 have the Tari Dill ten II"
Monday in accordance with thc programme announcer
two weeks or more ago when that measure "''9 -
ported T. the Senate. Mr. Frye. TIE chairman OF '''
Committee on Commerce. Is anxious, however l"
secure the passage the River and Harpr bill before
the long debate on the tariff question h'enN' anu "'
general dissemination 10 allow this always popular
measure ~ be pockccd by the Tariff and the proposed
Federal Election law, NAV prove strong c"'"-" !"
upset Mr.. MOr1lls present plan II would uhoouD"lIl
be better politics to hold up the River and harboI p
in which the Democratic senators are - mu'h I'D
tcre,ted As the Republicans. until alter the pA-si-'
OF the Tariff aud Election acts.
The advi,ahity Of pJstponlnc the River ana llar'
bill for the present least. will be urged sIoheh
by the senate Finance Committee and they VIII AK
direct vote on the question Of precedence II necessary
The Democrats OF course, Will try 10 get some easy
Going Republicans u help them pull their chestnue on
Of the fire b. ordering up the River and liarh"r b
al once. But the general sentiment On tN' i"V',"'"t
side is strongly against any further dviaf WIN ul'
Tariff and Election bills. II the Tarih BIZ J. AN
M formally on Monday il will be laid aside informally
long enough % allow a vote on Mr.. Frye, two shipping
bill, hut after that effort VII 10 made Z" push
the Tariff measure sharply and steadily T. IL hld
| passage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE ROBBER WAS SOON CAUGHT
nnr,KING BANK WINDOW WITH BRICK TO
REACH PILE OF BILLS.


Boston. July > (Specan.-A bank robbery. startling
l., tts badness was committed about 10 a. IN. to-
do,. in the Lincoln National Bank. \ few minutes
hofore 10 o'clock G.. +. Very, the teller, seated
Of one of the low desks his window, he was
astopished hear the crash of glass. A heavy sub
stance wlizzed past his head. Looking up to see
chat conld have caused this phenomenon, he saw a
hand reach through the aperture In the large window
grab a pile OF bills which were lying the desk. ana
disappear He Immediately gave the alarm and with
the cashier, T.. G. Whitney, started in pursuit of the
thief The latter darted with lightning speed down
the stairs and up Dcvonshre st. to Milk ST.. where he
WAS caught BY j. c. Meyer. Of the firm OF j. G. Never
& Co. of Nos. 2sO-20l DevOnshirc-St. who had been
attracted at the sight Of the fleeing with handful
Of bills and two in hot pursuit. Mr. Meyer held
the man in spite of his desperate struggles
until the arrival Of Mr. Whitney, and then
the thief succumbed 10 the inevitable. He was de
uvercd to Patrolman McGonagc and taken to station
. where he gave the name OF Thomas Coyle and his
residence a. Worcester. on him found $500 in
bills which he had stolen. Coyle is stranger to the
bank people and have used considerable debcra
tion before doing the deed. the instrument with
which he broke the window, bica, wa> carefully
wrapped in brown paper, and had tie appearance oil an
ordil *, parcel He not seen lounEnS about tlle
bank hut must have oh crvcd the pc ~ money While
standing al the bank door. The rascal cho'c enGd
time for the deed ana came near succeeding. IHt
employees were al busy the time. No on" was II
the room but himself and except for the prompt WORK
of the cashier and teller. he would, In an prop
ability have escaped. Coylc is about thirty eight
wears old, slightly built. with brown muSiH %" ana
hair shaded with gray and is believed 10 have come from
New York Inspector HoufltOn, m looking the man
over found concealed in the lining OF his trousers
where the fob pocket is usually put ne stronE ana
intended 10 US In saving his prison bars, should he
happen to be caught.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
yR BE,TTIE TRIES Az OrSCE or PREVENTION

\ r.qnsltlon from The street, leaning Department
was made Yesterday upon supervisor kenny oil Inc
CIV Record" for 10000 copies of circular giving
tic ., +bn uuc Of the purpose 10 enforce the recent
ordinance forldddng the throwing or sweeping "i
paper dirt garbage other rcfn,c I'M" the streets
I,taut Pickett, special force VIII distribute the err
ctir thereafter Under The orders Of Commit ~lourr
u,..te the streets I'm all Of the districts of the city
are tn bs swept every Saturday night the work 10 be
done by : q. m. sunday.
several persons ar7,sted for violating the ordnance
bv svrrpnE paper and other refuse into The street were
,setorday dued ~ each by Police Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
HOW TO SLAUGHTER TIE MICROBES.

william Radam has recently published book en-
titled Microbes and the Micr0be Killer The book
reviews the germ theory of disease eAhaustVeiy' ne-
failing the long series Of experiments made by Mr.
Radam and othrs IL shows the value Of the new
remedies in destroying the microbes Of disease, and
clears away some of the ysteries with which medicine
has long been enshr0uded. The style is slinpnclty
,oIf and The hook is therefore invaluable in the home
and family well Of interest 10 the general reader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
DISCUSSING TIE SILVER ELL.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Republican members Of
the Conference Committee on the silver bill were III
session today. II the intention - hold regular
conference, but Representative Bland, Of The House
confcrcce, and senator Harris Of The senate coiiec
were absent. The principal topic discussed, IL IS
understood in regard - thc amount Of silver 10
be pure d,ed monthly whether il shall De 4,1OO,Vlp
-; 100000 worth The prDpO-uO % strike
out the bullion redemption feature Vac also a sub
icct Of some diScu sion. No final decision Oh either
point arrived At when the meeting adjourned.
II j. expected that the cOnicrec, VIII carly next
week,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
rur xryAGERIE SITE QUESTION.

Tho onroston to the proposed site OF the menagere In
IN. uuor part Of Central Park continues ana the property
- on tt. west side Of the Park uniting To oppose
-, a., f,,or az moving the animals by IA" Board ~
r,,,n.,e and Apportonmcnt. a meeting oil ths Board
,1 N. held carly In the week IL IL thought that the
,iro matter will then 10 referred to The corporation
Counsel asking opinion on granting ths 'sSu' VI '
o,,dea nv the law for transferring the menagere 10
TIC new alto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
TP,CUERS TO START on THEIR TRAVELS.

Final arrangements made yesterday for the teach'
Or, excursions which will leave the city on "Wednesday
,r Saratoga and Paul. That for Saratoga VIII 20 oy
the iron steamboat Cepheus from West twenty 'hirsS "
n m under the direction OF II. ;. Johnson More us
tbou.aud teachers will make up this party, which VIII
afcrward 90 10 Paul and return the latter pat' Oh @
week The Lunquist party takes more than a huhuI.N
teachers who will visit the Natona Edu''',on ,r :,
-, ~ California and several others to Alashs' ANEW
teachers Will not return until September
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
TILE RE. ENTRY OF cn1xE-E INTO THIS COUNTRY

Washington, July J.-Acting Sccl -'aTy Bdtchcll"r
has issued instructions In regard % the recnry into
the United states Of Chinese persons after vlsit 10
China such instructions being in part follows ::
Cinnamon who labOrcIS are under the Exclusion
act Of October l. 1885, absolutely debarrcd from land
ing IN the United States unless II be for transit
United States territory, under Departments regulations
of July, september and December, 1889. Cinnamon
who are not laborers and who may have heretofore
lived in the United states are not prevented by
liiuQ law treaty from returning 10 the United htc>
after visiting China elsew here. No certificates Or
other DaDer5 however are issued but il Is suggested
that suci persons should. before leaving the United
slate provide themselves with such proofs Of identity
- may be deemed proper, showing that they have
been residents OF the United states, and that they are
,ot lal,Orcrs Chinese persons, not labOrcrs, who
n.v come to the United State for the first time.
rmtled 10 land only upon compliance with section .
of the act of July 5, 1oe4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
cu,vcr FOR SOME ONE TO DO GOOD.

The committee Of the Kings Daughters IN Tor
- ,,,rk want a secondhand baby carriage iof
me- win nye children Houston-,t teneneh'-hou'c'
% TWO Youngest children who are twins ana m one neA'
- mem not vet able walk sick Tor the want OF Fosh
air Inc physician has prescribed oaOs 'aIl ~
comm,tree No. ] Henry-st. and Rseaea l@msaistsxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Henry G. Robinson va, appointed receiver Of the
security Mutual benefit society by JUDI Inrralmm
of Tire supreme court yesterday. The society was
dissolved.
Adam g. ~chatz. Edward G.. Donncl and Alo, T.
Klein have obtained An injunction froLl Judge Beach.
-. training the Fr,i.rlck ". Wolf Company, of CHI
,o, nom a. posing ~ s21O,OOO uf capital stock u
Now orh CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

old lie was held in $500 bail for trial The reason
MIR simon gave for not posting the Factory laws III
his sh0p was that would schpoi der bapcr on der
vail" -, -,
The women deputy inspectors begin work this week,
ono in Rronklvn and Two in this city. Many manu-
factTcrs who are pIeiudccd against female inspectors
asccrt that they do want 10 have any Olhclal
bnsincsS with them. and if necessary Will discharge
all their female employee -
states in Inc Union will be held in the Common Council
Chamber Of the City Hail. in this CITY. on August %
A. tie convention the latest inventions in connection
vim The improvements in factories will be shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
yr,nrv Paw INTO AN ICEBERG.

-...,. rinnas o. steamship La rAiiufe' i'
,aps ronorted Yesterday that his vessel mad mario"
Ssrope from collision with ceberes Of the oanS'
toundlond heavy fog surrounded inc 49,. =, ,ss
30 '"''H 49,, , ,n shin was ploughing along at hsh
r a o, ,,cd the fog suddenly f'd showing a." l.sSes
I'V, Va , length ahead BY putting the helm marc I"
,.,oa-d =. collision was narrowly avoided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
A RATTRO.D COMPANY CENSURED BY JURY.

Mays Landing n. j. July (speciaD.-Ihc cor
Oncr's Jury IN the Of Joseph H. "idaAlhscf' VINO
was killed by falling from moving trdHi Oh 'hc "o't
Jersey paiIroad broucht I'm a verdict Of accidental
death caused by falling from moving taln ana
striking against platform The Jury ocnsuIeu tnc
railroad company for not having suiheien' huH'Oel ~
cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
sorAnRoN oE EynL-TI0N HOrND rOE NEWN OEt

Washington. July "a telegram Wa, received al
the Navy Department today from Rear Admiral
Walker, saying thar the squadron Of evolution sailed
from Rio de Janciro day for New York. II Val
touch PcrnaInbuco and II Thomas, ana Is expected
10 reach Now Iorh about August /. The departure
Of the squadron leaves the Tallapoo-a, no" a.
Eoca alone on that station. She vii soon lie joined,
however By the Pensacola. Enterprise ana I'rcA,
now being fitted at New York for service on That
station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
$50. 3Is.s4e siO4. 396,1io els. o77,7s&
o7.Moes5 s11aois. o2o s5.o7e oea

not Included ia
u
poratons 49,. s1O7, so 9j5 sI13 oi3.o2o s5.o72 o8a
I'm yaluing property in the seventh, Tenth, Eleventh,
Thirteenth and seventeenth wards, the assessments
which had previously been regarded as too low have
been equazed 10 conform 10 the valuations In other
PARTS Of the city After the Board of Aldermen mas
approved the work If the Department OF Taxes the tax
ron, Will be open for the Inspection of the public FOR
ten DAYS al the Office of the Tax Commissioners in the
Staatz Zeitung" Building. The taXrate Will be COM
peted after time has been allowed for the correction
and final approval by the Board OF Estimate. Last
year on Total valuation Of Fl $685. lib the rate
was | 90 the year before II 2.22 in 1887. 2l6;
IN ls-G 900 only three time, In thirty wears has the
TAX rate fallen below per cenbst year. when II was
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Washington July 5.-Thc Postma ter-G,neral to-day
anpo. ntcd tn following fourth cla,s postmastcrs:
Itnn,yvana-w keiner Beach iIaVcn >. f n r.
Gcrman.vlc Mrs. >. Dcemcr, NORTH SANDY, H. u
$50. uarL Place. A. y. stewart, 0uakake,
New Y0rk-Mrs q. l.. Butt, West Allen; Florence L.
Brown, Daysvlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
NETWORKS GREAT WEALTH
NEARLY ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS MORE.
TAX ROLLS OF 1890 NOW READY FOR THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.

President Coleman and his associates Of the Do
partnent Of Taxes and Assessments have completed
their work of valuation Tor assessment Of the real ana
personal Of the city and county of New-fork Tor
the year, and will tomorrow submit the taxrols Oh
to the Board Of Aldermen "a the law provides.
The result shows the fattering increase in the citys
real and personal property for the year OF nearly
SloOOOOOOo The subj cined table gives the relative
assessed valuation by wards for 1850 and 1905
L. ENrArE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
TREASURER HUSTON AGAIN AT HIS DESK.

Washington July j-TTcdsurcr Huston, VINO mas
bcen III for long time, has recovered sufficiently 10
resume his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
Assessed valuation, Assessed valuation.
Total real All SIS POI 8os 800 OO7 s067ll,7ls

Total real estate 81 33l POI 81 3S 2JOOUI tOb IIII1
PERSONAL ESTATE.
RestGcn. ... s1oi as3 Sol s2l7 i3l 100 s2s 1859
Nonresident g9f3,115 ll,.4OOfl TO-
Sh'eh'd'Is OF b'ks $780, GAG 691O5loZ I'oil'-oo
STATE 'a 1912 26o,s22 sos sss 1888 s2ja27,5 SOL
Total real and . 49, 49,. -. .oo ~, ~,
personal estates COB S39 l13 II b'oJS $50 $50 io'-
affons is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

ONE BOND OFFER RECEIVED AND ACCEPTED
Washington, July 3.-Thcrc were no bond offers
rece we'd al the Treasury Department up 70 l. O'Clock
IN day Later an oilcr Of ST.. 800 registered four
and a halls at 1O3, received and accepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
soze oan.s22 s2es. SIS. ssa s2l. .27 .5sI

As follows for the two years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

r. tai resident
POrfOr4t. ans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24
To Our Subscribers /.

The special announcement which sp-
peared Ia our columns some time since, an :
nouncing q special arrangement with DR..
b J. Kendall, Co., Of Enosbnrgh Falls.
Vt. publishers Of "A Treatise on the
Horse and bis Diseases, whereby our sub.
scribers were enabled to have a copy OF
that valuable work free by sending their
address lenclosiDg two cent stamp for
mailing ssme) is renewed for II limited
period We uust all will avail themselves
Of ibe opportunity Of obtaining this value
able work To every lover Of the Horse it
IL Indispensable, as II treats 10 simple
msDner all the diseases which sfflict this
noble snimsl Its phenominal sale through
out the United States and Canals. make it
standard authority. Mention this pepper
when sending for Treatise" 26l3w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24

Wa II Ftrsf has been sddioe still mote
siyl,s 10 bic already large sssofsment o.
ebslsiaise bags. II vili sell repay you
uhile al The Baaasr 10 stop aud eIsniue
Fresr immen SO line Of ibss goods, Haad
some bags At tfiy ecuis. one dollar TO four
dollsu each, ia all styles Of leather
Tweoiy jiiieFen, les al one dollar each.
Fresr also has large line OF lunch bags
from eisbth-ase cents to o0e dollar and
twenty five eeuts each Ia all leather and
ies,her iined, The largest assor,men, q
these goods a, the loves, prices will always
be found al FREARs BaEAAR
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24
AdyIcetO Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken
of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain OF cutting teetb2 If so,
send at oucesnd get bottle of Mrs, Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing 1t cures dysentery, diarrhoea, regu-
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums, reduces innama.
tion, and gives tone and energy to the
whole system. Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup for Children Teetbing is pleasant
to the taste and is the prescription OF one
OF the Oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and is for
sale by all druggists throughout the world.
Price. 25 cents a bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24

Country merchants, butchers, peddlers,
produce dealers, tipmen, msrkeimen and
traders generally will often find the col
Letting OF calf skins profitable addition to
their other business. ] desire TO arrange
with some good man or firm 10 every village
10 the U0ited States aud Cansdas to take
10 and ship to me the cali skins taken of
IN their vicinity. Cash furnished on salts
factory guaranty. For particulars address
mentioning this paper, Carroll y, Page
HYDE Park, VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24
NIATE NEWS.

Col A 5. Tracy gives notice that tber,
will be reunion oi The old Vermont bn
| gade 10 Boston Iufing the nsiional enc.mp
ment there neIi August, Toe ball will bs
named later on All members OF the orga .
| liz ,,ion are inyited.
I Ia connection with the ues eleystor put
up by the Central Vermont hoe at 0sdens-
burg. il is expected tha, at least four mil
lion more bushels OF grain will be handled
there this season than ever before aud that
there viii also be large Increase 10 both
east aud IVES, bound ireigh'.
The Ludlow Tfibune states ths, deed
Of conveyance OF Spring Lake 10 Cuttings
vile. to wealthy Boston parties has been
recorded 10 the town clerks Office, and 1t
is said there will be a club house built,
walks laid out aud other Improvements
made on ITS shores 10 the near future. 1t
is the coolest, purest body of water IN
Vermont. Lying in a bowl on the mount.
ain. $50 feet above Mill river which re
ceives it's water 10 a passage OF less than
one-hslf mile. Its shores sre dry and fer
tile and 1t receives no surface water but is
fed by springs IN the deep, rocky cbasm
aud has been sounded to the depth of GOO
feet. /, is the home OF the trout aud the
water fowl,oflen rests his weary
wing on its soft bosom.
The largest Congreg ationa church mem.
bership and Sunday school in the state is
claimed by the Rutland church. Rev. q W
Phillips, ID. D.. pastor, the former having
reached 633, and the latter 4i0. During !
The last year S42ll were raised for benev
oeut purposes, and S592s for home expen-
,es Forty siI united with the church.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24
FREAR's Troy BAZAAR


are bane to society, out many of us feel
lazy. used up, played out aud languid at
this season of the year when we simply
need an Invigorating Tonic, These bad
feelings eau be cured by the use OF one
bottle AntiApoplectine, the great Spring
Medicine Sold at yonr druggists for
Sl.00. +. L. freeman, OF Johnson, Vt,
says. "Anti.ApSplectine" gave me an ap
petite and dii me the most good of any
rmedy / ever took
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24

-Haa. X. Btichel5sr hs, taken some
refy sss specimens o. marble ltom los
prsf ihs village Az sstsf poser sbi lts
Railroad station ueaf by there % good go.
sah - believe that u @sy b. probably
wuites sbd Ne hope tbs msfbie hesirc's
msy be aided 10 the iaduauss Of ArilBs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-04-24

WhA, iss cold 10 the hesdf Medical
authorities say il is due 10 nbeyen clothing
Of the body. rapid cooling when 10 psrs
piraiiop. sc. The important point is. that
cold 10 the bead is 40 Inflammation Of
The liuips membrane Of the nose. which.
when unchecked. is certain 10 produce .
catarrhal copdiiion for ebtsrrh IL essen,
jsly cold" which nature is DO logger
sble 10 resolve" or throw of. Ely's
Cream Balm has proved i,s superiority.
aad sufferers should reeon TO j, before
that common silnesi becomes seated aud
ends 10 obstinate ca.srrh.