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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
ATHLETES MEET FOE BUSINESS.
A. 4: I, MEN DISCUSS BASEBALL AND LACROSSE
ROWING on THE HARLEM.

A. \. L, MIN DISCUSS BASEBALL AND LACkOSSE
ROWING on THE HARLEM.
meeting Of the board Of managers Of the ANA
tour Athletic Union was held last evening In the
Grand Union Hotel. President Mcmillan. \. J. Ste
vens. y. J. A. c.; Walton storm, VI. A. c.; f.
W. Jansen, : /. A. c.; Fred Jerow, American a. G.. ;
J. Harder NcwYorl Turn Ncrein, and J. \. Sullivan
p. a. C., being present. The committee on baseball
reported that teams for the championship series had
been entered by the following clubs Manhattan
New-lork Berkeley. Boston, NcwJeiscy Columbia
Michigan and Detroit The application for reinstate-
ment from Alexander Fraser. OF brooklyn, was re-
fused. The lacrosse committee reported that teams
for the championship series in that sport had been
entered by Company ID. 47th Regiment, brooklyn
the Cornthian Athletic Club Of Staten Island ana The
Wayne Athletic Club of Jersey City. The commit
tee was authorized to inform the various clubs OF the
character and purposes Of the league, the games i'll
which will begin August =, loJo' W. b. 'utis
\. y A. c.. was elected 10 fill the vacancy in the
board caused by the resignation Oh A. IT, NILS ~
was decided that hereafter when an atI-
lete, member Of coliesc' anu VI
club in the Union completes in any championship con-
test. the points made by Inn SlIa DC eoU nen lT
the Athletic Union Club OF which he may ne MEMBER
In computing the points for the Balie PLAGUE.
Messrs. Sullivan. stevens and Danasen were ap,
pointed COMMITTEES to select places for holding tie
Eastern and Western meetings OF The union Ill.,.
At a meeting OF the Harlem keSatla hsaooaIlon
last night in the Grand Union Hotel the programme
Committed ,ras aDponted 10 consider the adVlsahlly
of changing the course TO the od " fnplTe CVursS
from Ninety-sccondst 10 one hundred Ia M th
81 An amendment to increase from one 10 tnicc uio
number of delegates from each club 10 the meetings OF
The ASSOCIATION will be presented at the next meeting
which occurs on April l., at the same place.
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TWO sorvryTRs or ~sBEyAyD0AB -

The souvenir that mark the 25Oth NewYork per.
torrance Of Shenandoah at Proctofs Theatre next
Wednesday evening l. plush and porcelain
paper On the porcelain I'D j. OF the Shenandoah
valley, and on another Of the box letter
uude Eneham that plays important part the story
There VIII be another special souvenir night Of
INC play at Proctors April 10 though the design Of IL
not yet been announced On that nht actors who
nave previously played In " Shenandoah viii appear
'esh ana VIII divide the acts with the members Of the
ieh, cat that Of the psrts will be performed
TWO or three each There Will also be- 100 men
''i me Navy Yard the stage. and two lower Will
o. occupied By General W. T. Sherman aud officers of tho
United States Amy
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A BOZ VINO LISTENED To THE SERMON.
From The Lewiston Journal.

From The LcWIstOn JOnfTuI.
one sunday last fall listened to a morning ~
course delivered by a preacher who woulu PoD"DN
he called sensational lie was enlaisluE on me
destruction of jerusalem Describing me ho,roI "i
nc famine u when the Wrttchcd lnhaDhdi's WrI'
reduced he cited from Josephu- that mcm9ihDic pa
sac which tells how party Of Roman s"lue's M'ir
lcd bv the smell OF meat 10 enter housc' ~"
they demanded the roast. woman brought 0ut INC
remains Of her child, which she had coohcd Tor
food. ton ,rho ovi.
~ this juncture a tow-hcadcd youngstcr' WHO cVi-
IDENTIFY remembered hIs late expert; nce Mi,n inc
Thanksgiving turkey, asked in an audible Whisper
saw marin, was IL stuffed - 80 .,,
some Of Us who heard the query felt Ike rendering
a vote of thanks 10 the artlcss qucstoncr VINO M
given an unexpected turn to the preachers hofrDie
description.
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4 VERY CHEAP STOVE.
Shirley Dare, in The indianapolis Jol

An invention was shown In New OK ,Ity iaHV
snrne which meets the wants Of housenoids Dctter
tksn any other warming apparatus. Perhaps Us eA,
ccllence +, the very why IL was hustlco ouo
M the way - that ito present address cannot PC
found II would not be the rst Invention so uscrl
1, had IN be killed for fear of its supersedng every
thtng else Of its kind. 4 shcetirOn tank ioldlns
several gallons of kerosene was fixed on me wall WIN
onsr1er-inch pipe leading 10 hrebox OF porous
CLAW or stone, through which the oil Uttered Mica
tho Vlox with fame. Any more complete economy
a fnel Is not 10 be found, and the ease with WHICH
N was regulated was great recommendation nc
room once warm with quick fire, Tie oil couiu 10
tnrned of 10 mcrcst drihblc sufficient, WIN -. a
sicht flame TO keep the house at an even warmth
ali day or night without attention. IL was sala "
oe so safe that the insurance companies charSeu A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
rnn A yoX.pAnrIsAY poLIcE BOARD.

Albany. April cspccap.- Asscnblyman lloag, OF
Now. York. at the request Of the Republican County
Committce of that city, introduced bill today to make
,hc BOARD Of Police Of that city non partisan Board
The bill is as follows
,,or ~ the city Of Ncw-Y0Fk hereafter mads shall
D., made a. to preserve non-lartsan Board OF IoN'e
commits sinners for said city. Two such commissioner
shau always at the time OF their appointment orons 70
the party which. at the last preceding ec'~O" IVA
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Albany Aprll 3.-Thc Assembly Judiciary 'o"
mit,oc continued this afternoon the inve'uS'''o" "a
the conduc OF Judge Hook-tavcr in the Flach uNor'e
ca.e William T. Hagen. Of Troy, an expert IN mana
writing WAS first examined. He gave the reasons lor
nt. former testimony that he Thought the changes
in the complaint were all made al the same '"''
John IT, Standfa,t, the stcnographcr oi INC 'o"ro
~ Common Pleas I'm New York city, sad lie re'o''
leced nothing Of Mr. Mccks about July l71'', ana he
did not know all Of Judge Dookstavcr' oh'iii DuSi'
ness lie knew nothing Of the Fack case tn ac'
commits Of II appeared in the newspapers
Lewis Zimmerman heard the conversation IN "l'n
Iud,,c Kook.,aver was said to have told reporter
that he appointed Mccks referee because Neens
WAS rlack's friend. The Judge llad mercy S"i'
Mecl.s was in my mind
Dclc. McCrlty. counsel for Judge l'oohsiAVer' Sai
he wanted to present his last witness N',"'i"''
Jarvis. the clerk Of Judge noolstavcr' court pn1
Jarvi, was sick Jarvi,s testimony "oulu DC So'cN
As to the papers I'm the Fllck case.
Mr. McCurdy read transcript from Judge BOOB
Saver, testimony before the Bar Association.
tndrc Countrynlan questioned the pr0priciy OF re-
ccyine testimony Judge BOOhsilNcr hid tN'h DoH"'o
another body. go M, i, NJ Mo
Curdy. all Of Judge Boohsiavcrs tcsuhohy, leu'7
thr committee accept or reject II all or make such
NC of If as they tit, else will produce judge
I,oo,staver I'm person. lie /, now In tl, city, ana
viii bring him before the committee In ten minutes Il
tlc committee dcridc-. =,
TIT. was deemed unnecessary. and Mr.. Met uruN
va allowed 20 read Judge BOokstavcrs testimony
DENYING Mec,ss statement as 10 his POSSESSION OF t'
papcrs In the Flack case. -. 80 -
> o'clock in the Assembly Library. when the counsel
m
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AN ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON.

To the Editor Of I he Tribune.
sir: repetition Of the phenomenon described IN
The Tribune a l,tlc year ago-Fcbruary - or 81
1--9-occurrcd here this morning with some additional
features BESIDES bright sundos on each side II the
sun, connected iih more distant and les brilliant
spot by a long arm Of light. there were two distinct
rings around the ju,i inside the sundos, ana
the other abont double the distance from the sun.
Directly above the SUM- the outcr ring surmountcd
with most brilliant arc Of "a rainbow. fifteen or twenty
degrees IN length about the that last year.
with the convex side and the violet ray. toward the
sun. The display Wa very beautiful l.. RYDER
BrcWstcrS y. y, March 81. l-yO
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ELECTED 10 / corxrr coMNI1TEr rAcNcr.

The Republican Committee Of the XXI Assembly
District held its regular monthly meeting lat night al
tie Headquarters SO. East Ifiy ninthst Tie
resignation from The Comfy Committee Of Charlie T.
Sanford who ha- moved out Of the district was ie.
celyed and b. Morgan lildrch. ir. vas elected ~ W
Tie vacancy. on the motion 81 Charlie, j. Butler a
committee Of three appointed by william L"'rf.
chairman Of the committee. 10 obtain the name, ~
those IN that Assembly district who have been ap
pointed office during the present Admins i"l
The committee appointed consists ~ Charles J. buIri
Chairman surveyor George W. Lyon and X. j. j.
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officers the largest number OF votes for its candidate
and the two others shall always at the time Of their APP
poinment belong party which such preceding
State election the largest number Of votes for
its candidates.
Sec. .. This act shall take eject immedatel~
This act says to preserve the non parts irac
ter Of the Board Of Poce.n The act should Je en-
titled to restore the partisan character OF the
Board Of Police"
Asscmblyman Hoag also introduced bill provd-
ing that the Republican candidate for Mayor at the
last election in New York shall be a member Of tie
Board Of Estimate and AppOrtionment.
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Carpet Cleansing,
po.:ocirQ Notice.
SHOULD be daily by all Interested as changes may

fShOild be read uy He~.cSseN' 40 ny
Occur ,,rs or foreign countries need no. be specially ad
Inv by particular steamer, except
80 il desired to send duplicates OF banking ana COM
- Iv IN. fastest vessel, aNailacle
ror.irn for the week enuing .Aprli Will Gloss
'uflv i'm ali cases. al TIL, oni,e a. follows
" WITHDRAWN a. III for france. Switzer4nc ltalys
III, ,,d Portugal per La Normandie, VIA Hayre;
ss 80 a aa iS' hS5SsS
diaetcd ..per fbc); at a. m. Tor Norway direct.
w., Thiae,alla tlettrrs must be directed per lhng.
a. H. m. for Fortune Island ana Jamaica. also
s,mci and AuN,ayes. li2yu per s. . v Asne; AZ p M
- Washington Qet,ers Tor Cuba and Iampico direct
.rs for other Mexican S;a;es va vera Srut must %
drs,ed pcr CHS OF Washington az p M or Iruxille
ar rwatan pr D. : Prot Morse, rom Neworeansj %
anu h"' Sor Truxillo per j. Oteri, IT, from New.
p. ~ ~ ~, rs D. M Tor Scotland direct per 5.
Snnn, Ma Glasgow Oc.tcfs must DC directed per An
% me IA Plata countries Via Rio dc Janeiro, per ..
M tSr cot a. s9a VIA fd liT TSnsR Re-
$ ;. foAx xxSiihaven from New orleans
PEI, ,or Australia New-Zeaand. Hawaiian, FIJI and
s.an lands Der ;. Alameda from san Fraacisco),
xo.e n , Rsthnia With British mails for Austraa).
III III lar China aud japan, per Oceanic from San
FFranclsco close here April 10 az p m. Mails for the
i,waian Islands per AUSTRALIA iron San Francisco)
API Sp s S,n at Of ape hS' s ssf fas sS
So.c here and thence by steamer via Key West Fla
close at this office daily at 80 a. N MIA III
ranged presumption o. their uninterrupted overland
,s5s 10 san Francisco. Malls from the East arriving
On time Francisco on the day OF sailing OF steamer;
ave dispatched thence the same day. Registered mau
closes ~ u = CORNELIUS VAN CoTT. Postmaster.
Postonice. New.York. N. Y. March 20. 1850.
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,,,,,nht, ,nru l-B. Andrew Knight president
-, 49,. ttrr,inaton and Broad Top Mountain Coal CO.,
d, suddenly At hi, in this city this morning at
,no ,,,. If ,iNtv.siN years lie was for number OF
r president Of the Susquchanna and Tlde"ater 'ah''
COMPANY and managed It's analr' VIII, 'o''''5 "'- '
.,, Il, ,,, le,..d by the Reading Railroad Company.
ia ,,. a director in several insurance companies ana
,. co,,e..cd with many charitable institutions lie
vas in every respect active and puohe'SpirNcu oe@'
,,.,,s ,.i,n, II Dale Benson, Edward >. Clark and
,,. gentlemen Mr. knight owned shooting.
, -, ueniie. ON the Chesapeake Bay. Just TWO weeks
aoo lie entertained the President Of the United States there
'rh v, President Harrison, second Nisit' a. he was
entertained by the people, last iall
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Mr. DEPEE WILL BE HONE TO-DAY.

Washington, April ,>pcciaN.-'hauh.cE VI pcP'N
arrived in Washington this evening on his way homo
after an absence Of a couple Of weeks spent in The
soutb for regeneration and rest made necessary by
severe attack # the prevailing grippe !" inc
many friends and acquaintance who greeted nm al
the Arlington he expressed himself a. feeling IN cN
cellcnt spirits and much benefited by his recent ZIP
Waving spent several nights in sleeping cars OF hf
he rel ircl early with the intention OF taxing Inc
{" Limted' for New York on the PENNSYLVANIA Eail
road in the morning lie is accompanied 10y MIS-
Dcpew.
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SENTENCES ~ THE rLAcK CASE.

Id u
sir: turned 10 The Tribune to-day 10 SEQ what its
view would be- g. 10 the sentence in the imok oa.c
and have adopted u. Ny own fret impressions wcn
that the sentences were mild bat Your estimate b.
calmer and more Just The recommendation T. cX
trcmr mercy hv o. fury $3.50. entitled 90 respect aaf ,A
reflection one cam what judicial courage g. fr-
qured in Judge Barrett not io weld fo the hue end
cfv flr severe -crf,nce- We aic Republicans. lif
vc are also Sew loiArr-. and 1ou afc rllat for iAe
honor 81 The cty sustain Co., admin. tr'1u OF Justice
when deserved WILLIAM litNlt lilEI..
Ncw-ioik. Apfil /, 900.
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WHIT \" CHEEK =


From The Detroit Free Press.
Well. I'll be hanged - he gaspcd he sat on the
window sill in the post0ce yesterday with an open let
ter in his hand
What's the matter - qucrlcd the friend with him.
"Xhv. | advertised for lady correspondent moi
over twenty -lvcly-bnncttc preferred. Here /,
my first answer"
ANY signed ~
Yes Nfaudc but know the writing. It's my own
vife's hand and she is q blonde dull. aud over
ing such an adl No wonder orr sex has lost it's
confidence in women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
EASILY SATISFIED.


Years ago. at certain church IN Bath "A
pcripatctic missionary bcggar was permitted 10 al
dress the sunday school lie related the usual an"c-
dotcs about heather children. told Of the missionary
Iabors In foreign lands. ana kept talking To the
tcss little before him for nearly two honr,.
Al last he remarked
Nv dear children have told you all about those
poor suffering heather. and what more can
say
In the pause which followed. bad boy-who had
taken n back seat-was heard to mnttcr:
say amen. and let il at that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
GOOD GARMENTS FOR WET WEATHER.

The growth Of the custom Of wearing rubber ana
waterproof apparel marked during the ast ie"
years the quality and Of the go"os h"''
improved equal Most Of the stores u''''IH
..cusycly In rubber goods have been and stl are ia
the downtown business district but DECIDED o"'''
has just been made by the Hodgman Rubber COMPANY
which opened attractive establishment IL w
Twcnty.tnrd-st adjoining the Fifth Avenue lio'L III"
situation Of the the heart Of the most la''n-
able retail district in tho greatest city In America "c
worthy d
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Maine towns. A Sunday-school teacher asked her
class who betrayed the saviour 2"
The little ones. who had not been thoroughly In
structed IN theology failed to answer correctly Finally
little girl guessed lnpeter-Pau-Job," but be-
ing assured by the teacher that she had not named the
right party, added well, then, 1t must have been
Cleveland
That girls father is Republican" whispered
astute rciaber of the Bible cws who had overheard
the remark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
BATTLE OF THE BULLFROGS.

'cahed from japanese papers by The Alta.Calforna.
strange battle Is reported TO have taken place in
tvsi stream runs through the compound Of robu.
t~s.... temple at Sugamo, and few days ago some
S1oreds OF tullfrogs gathered either bank. Then
snx r.nc battle ensued lasting from a. m TO D. M.
- stated that when the combat was finished the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
RAIN INTERFERING WITH SEVERAL GAMES

Merden, Conn. April 4-Thc game between the
New-Yorl Brotherhood team and the Meriden Reso
lutes here this morning had hardly started when u
began 10 rain. Tho game was stopped IN the second
Inning but was resumed. and five innings wero
pllved Kelly. of tho New orks, pitched for the
home nine. The score by innings was:
New York .......-....-..........'..-"ad
Dasehits-New York 5, Resolutcs l. Two-base hit
slattery Errors-Ncw York ,. Resoutes Z. batteries
-O'Day and Vaughn, Kelly and gardner. umpire
Linnehan.
Boston. April 4-President Soden this morning
signed Martin sullivan OF Lowell, formerly OF the
indianapolis and Chicago teams, as an outneider ior
the Boston League team.
Hartford Conn. April 4.-Rain stopped the Boston,
Hartford game this morning. Hartford had played
two innings and Boston one. No runs were scored
by either side.
The scheduled games at Baltimore. Philadelphia ane
Cincinnati were prevented by the rain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
DECLINING THE PRESIDENCY Of swAfrHNoRE

PHILADELPHIA April 4.-Pr0fcssor william HYDE Ap
peton today declined TO accept the presidency ~
swarhnlore College, to which Office he was recently
elected In letter 10 the Board Of Managers ne say
the Office would not BE cDncenal 20 him. ana that c
prefers t. continue in what nc considers his lne-worA-
IL 81 Il .clLn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
No yrsTiKTyG THIS CHILD'S POLITICS.

From The Lewiston Journal
,r,o drou savings of children usually crop ont IN
,nrxrcce, rlaccs-in sunday schools or at religious
nccttnas where "A man would rather give 9vc dollar
.,,' he cnurht laughing | am reminded Of this by
am incident which occurred recently In one OF our
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

brook blocked to such an extent with the bodies
of the slain that the course of the wafer almost
totally impeded Large numbers of people have visited
the place 10 witness the strange spectacle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

por,,a,s Conn., April Mrs. Isaac H. Day, mother
-, p,es,dent J. b. Day OF the New-York Baseball Club.
dd Of pneumonia here to-day at the age of Seventy-four
wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
For Easter
Use Lundborg's Famous Perfume
GOya Lily.
Vosr,,an.s 13d street Rubber Store

equipped with stock OF goods carefully selected
from the Ifodgnan Rubber Companys main store, and AZ
both establishments be found I'm great variety every
thing ncCdfu useful In the way OF india
Rubber Goods. fIodgman Rubber Company, Manuiact-
urers Broadway. Grandst and Il west z3c-sts
adjoining Fifth Avenue Ho.el
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Memphis. Tenn. April 4-Eenlsmlh f. ha'ler' "rahd
Master Mason Of Tennessee dleu at MS hohc III '"s
city TODAY after a lingering Illness
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extra risk for it, and one gallon Of oil enough TO
keep fifteen foot room warm for twenty -four hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

claimed for Blookcrs Dutch Cocoa. I'm, !. sulcI
true for this Is the equally delicious ana
nutritious whether made with water or milk Regular
users prefer the former.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
The scheduled games at Baltimore Philadelphia and
Cincinnati were prevented by the rain.

How about the prudence of allowing cough to run
on raspng the pulmonary and bronchial organs, when
that approved and speedy remedy DR.. d. Jayne's Ex
pectorant can be obtained from any apothecary. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05

Lafayctfe Ba,h.-Russian and Turkish
IS Lafayette Place Finest In America. Exeft specia
influence rheumatism, G0ut Catarrh and lnogeston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
pIrrs THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS.

BILLS THAT HAVE BECOME LAWS
Albany, April 1.-The following bills have become
laws:
Chapter o2-Amcnding the charter OF bngham'on.
chan,er o3-Appropriatng 800 900 for the support
and maintenance OF the NcwYork state Soldiers ana
sailors Home.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-30
A Perfect Revolution

In prices at our store. We have organized
the greatest sacrifice of fine clothing ever
held in this United States. The time to give
the public bargains is when they can use the
goods. Other stores start and mark down
their goods when the season is over. We
shall do it right now, when the season is at
its height. Our big stock of clothing must
be sold, and we have cut prices away down
to do it. Mems fine suits which we sold
last week at S18, $40 and s24, are now marked
SO and S12. We still have left about ], 800
mems spring overcoats. They were marked
from SIS to SIS. Now come and take your
choice at $40 and S12. Don't forget that we
present real French clock with every sale
OF S15 or over, Tree. P. G. G. c.,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp. the
Court House.
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Dyspepsia of Five Long Years Cured.


DEAR SIR-For five wears I was badly
afflicted with liver and kidney complaints,
and was also great sufferer from dyspepsia,
nervousness and general debility. 1 had
been treated by several eminent doctors, and
have spent great amount of money trying
to get cured, but failed to receive any relief
from suffering until l commenced using
your Essence of Health, and in a short time
I could see and feel that my health was return
ing. 1 continued its use for several weeks,
and am now entirely cured, and am to-day
as sound and we'll as 1 ever was. 1 had be-
come very much discouraged previous to
using your medicine, but am now truly
thankful for the benefit I have received,
and advise all others suffering from any
chronic disease to give banners Essence of
Health fair trial before giving up all hope
of being cured. A. BLAcKwooD,
Rose St., near Robinson st, Allegheny, Pa.
For sale bv druggists and the Danner
Medical Co., 242 Federal street, Allegheny,
Pa
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What Camp Says.
w INIT NHIEIU s-lIy bs
Fort Scott (Kan. Monitor


While talking with D. A. Camp, the pop
ular bookkeeper at Pages Implement
House, the subject of cough medicines was
brought up. Says Camp: There is one to
which feel deeply indebted. 1t has given
relief time and time again to nv wife and
children. In fact, 1 feel under the greatest
obligations to Prichard Bros, druggists, for
persuading me to buy bottle Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. L would not be
without bottle of it in the house ior twice
its cost. In regard to all throat complaints
of children and for colds 1t is unsurpassed.
You just try it once and you will be sur
prised at the results.
For sale by E. G. Stucky 1701 and 2401
Penn ave.; E. G. Stucky & Co., cor. Wylie
ave. and Fulton ST.; Markell Bros, cor
Penn and Faulkston aves.; Theo. E. Ihrig,
3610 Fifth ave.; Carl Rartwig. 4016 Butler
ST.; John C. Smith, cor. Penn ave. and
Main ST.. Jas. L. Mcconnell & Co., ass
Fifth ave-, Pittsburg; and in Allegheny by
Z. E. Heck, 72 and 1914 Federal ST.; Thos.
r. Morris, cor. Hanover and Preble aves !;
F. H. Eggers. 172 Ohio st., and f. H.
Eggers s. Son, 1879 Ohio st. and II Smith
field ST. WSu