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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15
Middlebrook News.

We have been having for some time the I'm
est weather imaginable-just as balmy as sum-
mer.
There are several cases of La Grippe here or
at least 1t is thought by the parties 80 afflicted
to be that.
A series of meetings has been in progress at
ST, Johns Church near here for the past week.
Rev. Shuford has been very ably assisted by
Rev. Talhelm. Of Edlnburg, Va. He has deliv-
cred some very able and mastery sermons,
which ought. If the consciences OF his sinner
hearers are not scared as with hot iron, to
bring them to the foot Of the cross. and revive
those of the members that have strayed away
into by. and forbidden.paths,i If there be any OF
that sort. Quite lively interest is manifest
ed by all who attend. The attendance has
been very good, and order and attention good
with the exception of Saturday and Sunday
nights when there was pew full of boys who
Kept up an incessant whispering and laughing
much to the disgust and chagrin Of those
around them. Church is no place to 60 to ex-
hibir bad manners and bad rearing. Common
sense should teach persons better. even they
we're not instructed in infancy that 1t is wrong
1t is surely great lack of something-raising.
manners, or sense. 1t not only annoys the
minister, but order-loving people around them
services. The order of services was changed
somewhat on last Sunday night.
Mrs. King, mother of Mrs. Mcfarland was
buried at Bethel Church last Sunday. A large
concourse of friends attended.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

Mr.. K. c. Murray. ecisor of the Nor folk Lane
MARI. and Gov. McKipney's private secretary
has been appointed Superintendent of public
schools for Norfolk city to succeed Capt Tay.
lOr,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15
MASON g. HAMLIN
ORGAN AND PIANO Co.


BOSTON, NEW YORK, CHICAGO.
NEW Contains a five octave, Nine
Stop Action, furnished In
MODEL large and handsome case OF
solid black walnut. Price sly
ORGAN, cash; also sold on the Easy
/ Hire System at SI2 81 perquae-
STYLE ter for ten quarters, when or
gan becomes property OF per-
.2244. son hiring. xsk9 ztss=4=4
1T Maso & I'm II n
MASON 'Stringe invented and
patented by Mason Hambn
d 1882. is used in the Mason &
Hamlin pianos exclusively.
Ii AMLIN Remarkable Il n e NJ q pf
tone and phenomenal capscl-
PIANOS. ty to stand ia tune charaetss-
lie these instruments.
Popular styles Organs at 81, S3s.c -
$50. 81. $50 and Up.
Organs and Pianos sold for Cash, Easy Pay
ments. and rented. Catalogues free.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

If "a numerous household is the safety o
the Republic it might as well be proclaimed
at once. that the remedy upon which such
household should be reared is DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup.
A good catharttc Is worth Its weight In gold
yet Laxador, the intalhble regulator of the hu
man systen,i is sold only for rs csrts package
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15
- BATHS,

Obituaries are charged for at advertising rat
Notices of deaths published oratuitotsly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

Weak eyes and infiam ed lids Indicate an i'm.
pure condition Of the blood. The best remedy
is Ayers Sarsapariia. 1t vitaiizeg the blood
regulates the seeretions. and expels all scrofl
lous humors From tise system. Try It. Price
m. Worth O. . bottle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

a. Pforr has fuII line of pipes and cigars
and Queen Esther Che wing Tobacco.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

What is wanted in this country in order
to insnre the largest measure of justice is a
jury system in which three-quarters vote
shall either acquit or convict.
As matters stand now one crank in the
jury box or onejuryman who has been Elk
CO., by the defence can render a three
weeks session of the Court null and void
That reform is not far of.-N. Y. Her
aid.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

SCHOOL FRf1nsrENDENTs.-The State
school Boald has Ssarsinated Prof W, W, Rob.
eElson for fe1e.se superintendent OF the
Public Se5ocfa e iiy of staupton. and
Prof e. o. Pes ~ s.Fin'endeut of Public
Schools ior t..s "a Augusta.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1890-01-15

"Mtd pleasure s and palaces though we may
roam be iteyer SO HUMBLE there's no specific
for pain ike Salvation Oil. Price Is cents a
oattle.
The most troublesome companion a person
can have vale being away from home, is a
cough, and / soui1 advise everybody to pro-
cure DR.. Butte goush Syrup before startlng."-
Drummer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
WORK ~ ORGANIZED cHARITT.

The Central Council OF the NewNork City Chart,
Organization has issued lis eighth annual report giving
a record Of the work done by the special and dis
trict committees during 1859, and presenting the
plans and an estimate ~ the expenses Of the society for
thi, year This society. which formed and IN
corporatcd in los2 for the purpose Of beginning
system Of help and cooperation between the inde-
pendent charities Of the city, has found il work H.
crcasing from year year Tie estimates FOR l-9O
amount 10 S}i 765 the increase being due 10 tie
addition Of the Harlem tenth district. The Penny
Providcnt Fund shows deposits Of $3.50 by ov9
IL 900 dcposltors. and many increased their accumuh
tons 10 sums large enough To enable them To open
accounts in savings banks. The usual prominence
was given a-l summer 10 the frc>hair charities. Tho
Tribune Fresh Air Fund. the Chlldrcn's Aid society
and the numerous church summer homes responding
promptly and literally 10 the appeals II the so'ey.
The Committee on Mendicancy, which j, charsed
with the duty of supprc>>ng mcndicancy. dealt with
3l3 street bcggar, under the vagrancy statute the
prosecution having been followed hy commitment 20
the city prison Many fraudulent and pretended
benevolent enterprises were broken up by tlc so'lcv
t--9 over 10000 families registered AZ the ccitIA
Office and assistance given IN all cases which Nc
council deemed honestly nrcdful The society ~
tried to show that charity must be progressive an,
keep abreast with the moral, religious aud phNs'H
progress of The age. -,
The officers of the central council are: Robert W.
DE Forest. president: Charles Fachid vice ptesi
dent. Constant H. Andrews, treasurer. otto I. Ban
nard. secretary, and Charles d. Kellogg, general 500
rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
HANDSOME FCRNITU RE SETS.

Tho nopular house Of Baumann Brothers, NO. n
r., Fourteenth st. is exhibiting an immense assert
o,t Of furniture in styles and designs BED
-, cots of oak are shown in great variety OF
a,~h Intending the Crcmona7 malachtc and other
LIE ON tbc floor devoted 10 parlor suits are 10
~, ,opnd set, in French STYLES Of the time OF Ions
Wv and XIV, upholstered In brocatellcs
and plnshes, cabinets in white ana eoio
..nd in brass set with Mexican onyx
and n,atc glass shelves tables and many other dainty
niece. There are gold tables, set win tops oi
,,,s,.hed mahogany clover tables and plush tops
,o,r net! and diamond shaped tables 1dIior sV>
- ,r,,, 80 to $500. 4 handsome suit OF three
,oces j. upholstered in damask and plush III paics'
hi,,s egg blue and rose color. An elaborate LOUIS
Wv suit with pillow back, is upholstered Ill uuh
80 Gotta plush and damask There are dainty olVah
-. %, n-ma vera or white mahogany, with Emp
a,le .pudlc backs for reccpton-roonis. ana quaint
"a mitch dvans of antique mahogany, carved WIN
a,,.r commentator and upholstered In Flemish
tapestries. ho,,, arc richly
carved and upholstered In leather lherc are
convenient combination card tables anu "i ,n,
e"' ',vhicI NAV lie slid together, so tlau
they appear one piece OF iurn'uo o la n
o'., la lowered different angles 10 sun ho
comfort Of the occupant, is new p.0c VI irre
n ds,l.v ~ cnamcllcd bedroom sets i very iarto'
The display Of enameilcd uo"1 La is generally
III - there are Empire sets 0f white enamel dec
s~,,ed win a festoOn and wreath in god' winch arc
1nished with square landscape -snapcu m' T.h
.hn oval glass Hall seats are shown III Ola rothe
tv,cs with Am elaborate display OF metal hinges anu
Y,sn.iseance .tylcs and there are quantity ueseheu
hall stands in Moorish style
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
A Fearful Psoriasis

NV disease (psoasis broke out on my LEFT cheeA
snraadq across my nose and almost covering my race
II ran into my eyes and the physician was afraid "ouu
lose nv eyesght altogether 1t spread all over my hc'u
and nv hair all fell out until was entirely Oad'heaucu
a. then broke out on my and shoulders until MY a
were lust ono sore covered my entire body my iaoc
head and shoulders the worst The white scao' c
constantly from my head shoulders and arms inc sA"
would thicken and be red and very itchy ana "ou'u
crack and bleed II scratched. After spending many nun"
dr,ds OF dollars | pronounced incurablc' ho'ru
Of the CUTICURA REMEDIES and after using TWO
hotties CUTICURA RESOLvENT, could see change
and after had taken four bottles. was almost o'''u'
and when ! had used six bottles Of CuT1CuKA hrSoh'
VENT and one box Of CUTICUEA. and one cake OF
cr-TICrRA SOAP. cured Of the dreadful disease
from which | had suffered for i've years thought Dle
disease would leave very deep but the q llCuA
REMEDIES cured IL without any sears. cannot eN'
,rcss with pen what suffered before using the 'oIi'
crpA REMEDIES. They saved my life, ana feel IL
ny duty 10 recommend them. My hair l. restored 40
rood a. ever and 81 is my cyesght kno" oil otherS
Win hive received great benefit from their use.
Mrs ROSA KELLY Rockwell CITY, Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
An Awful Sore Limb

For three years / was almost crippled with an AWFUL
ore leg from nv knee down to my ankles the skin was
entirely gone and the one mass OF disease some
physicians pronounced ncuaole. II had diminished
about onehird tho size the other and was IN nope
less condition After trying all kinds Of remedies ana
spendine hundreds Of dollars from which got no RELIEF
whatever was persuaded to try your CCTlCCHA REM
EDIEs and the result follows After three days
noticed decided change for the better ard at the ehd OF
two months was completely cured My hesh was pufi-
fed and the bone (Which had been exposed Tor over year,
got sound The flesh began to grow. and today and for
nearly years past my leg Is a. wei" a. e''r ""S'
sound 4, e,crv rs.c and sign Of the disease to be
seen. s. g. AHEitN' DuooS' DVusc' w. ""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Covered with Sores

have used your CUTICuRA REMEDIES in Two
cases where It proved be successful The first was In
the case Of boy year and half old His face and
body were in terrible condition. the former being COM
pletely covered with took him to the Massena
sulphur Springs. but ne did not improve any. 1 was
then advised to try the CUT1CURA REMEDIES. which
did He took and one-haif bottles OF CuTICuRA
RESOLvENT, when his skin was as smooth as could
no and Is TODAY I used the CUTICURA his sores
and the CUTICURA SOAP in washing him. He Is
now five years OF age, and all right The other case
WAS disease of the scalp which cured by washing
with the CUTICURA SOAP and rubbing in the CuTI'
crRA. one bottle Of CUTICURA RESOLvENT being
used They have proved successful In every case IL
is surprising rapidly child will improve under
their treatment.
JOHN p. BERO Hogansburgh n. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27


Mr. Hammer teln.s new Columbus Theatre Is expected
10 omen on october 6.
In two weeks moro "Thc old Homestead VII,
again be AT the end OF a season at INV -
Music This i, thing that has happened p'i''' anu
II Is Intended tina; 1t shall happen "i"'h' ~ -
4, The Old Homestead Is withdrawn inc IN" 'P''"
COMPANY will take possession Of the mouse u" P'''
IL NJ : Plnaforc' ard possibly some 'i 'h' ''"''
earlier Gilbert ara s"i'l'"" 'f'''' .,..,,,- Gael
At the Amherg Theatre &" MORO" "'''"e
srolimann Will appear hy spe'' f"q''' }"
seven suabian-.- ON Tuesday evening '''''
Will have benefit ana the i"l'' luz -,
be- PLAYED for the nr-t time ms VIII IT, ''r''''
ON Wednesday and Thursday. ana h"lp "P'"
Mora' wili be given for me hr>' "n' J" ''''''''
on Friday night and repeated or HainN'N'
The County Pair viii 'ho" IL STAYING p'"''
at the Union square Theatre ~ ''A''n- ~, "-'.,
month. It viii thus hold the Stage " wee" ''
later than any Of III. "ihcr p'''' ""' nav
the whole season. II MS Ut """"' "'' wv '
!, not usually devoted to real county iAr' ]" INV
country ,
The Grand opera House VII" IT, '''"'
offer 'onv'n'cnc'' '"f INC m"'' '"'' wv pa
Of such piece A. kalanNh' "''" VIII d. seen UNIV
this week. This l. the tM" appearance VI '''
spectacle IN ihi' cry ms S''''n' ...-
There viii Doe one more week ~ INV ''rP'"H
stone AZ Ptlmcrs lhef'i'' All" mimi W."
given on Thursday ana 9''u'"",
due at th' honsc on NAY d. Nj '"'''''
that the piece has the elements oil success III IT, anu
Will he attractive. II Is not IN" present lh'chr"h'
however 10 probing its engagement beyond thrcc OF
four weeks
An entertainment VIII be gwen Z" Miss Florence
Evan. ~ the Union square Theatre this evening N
her professional friends. Many novel frhinT' VIII
be- presented and among the artist who VIII positively
ap,,ear are Mis- May Howard. Weber and Field, ana
I parnev REYNOLDS.
Io.euh Murphy makes hi appearance Al the -Four
,aortb street Theatre a week from 70 morrow night.
u., mo win hc ,cen IN his Irish play shaun Euhc.n
supported by Mis-, Belle Melville.
| .liai ,c,for,o,ncc will he piycn to Robert
| = 's"H'"''' .......
A. Duncan the ADVERTISING agent VI ''o NV" 'i"'''
Theatre. on sunday evening May -.
-, = pie. Ia, h..n in the West hooking
dates for The World. faii' INC ne" iai'' ''h''">
! hy pauI VI Potter There VIII b, miniature re-
| , g.. rincl .rnv.r nrismotc fountains.
piohu'u"h ~ ''o ' ,,
| 'aPu'' ""i'''"'' ,....,, .a,,;.... and 49,,
| -, ,.co..ion svmbnlizing the Triumph of
| dl'fpfl'al pi"c99''" ''" 7 ~
the Republic
| At the benefit Of the Press club AZ the "a mo 10
! 90 Wv ,,o,, IL. ro,,unio~ uul lac sun.,
nleh 'nchba'h
by Miss Lillian Russell and tlc iull Casino 'ola MISS
i Florence Il John Will sing Enn>h ballads, Miss
George Drew Barrymore viii give humorous Tclta-
,,. a., Fanny Rice Will be heard in a speciality
"''''' '' ,a nrcn,r,d for the occasion Little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Not a PimpIe on Baby

cannot say enough in praise Of the CCTlCuRA
,r,,rnrrs Nv boy when year Of age. wa 20 bad
With oc,em, that h. lost all Of his hair His scalp was
covered with cruptons which tho doctor said was s'@
hc,d and that his would never grow again. Despair
,oc ~ cure from physicians. began the use OF INC
crrrcrRA REMEDIES. and. ! am happy to say win
tho most perfect His har Is now splendid ana
,ho-o T. not a pimpc him. l recommend the Gu
crpA REMEDIES to mothers as NE most speedy eco
pocal and sure for all skin diseases Of infants anu
children aud feel that every mother VINO mas an "'u
child Will thank for 50 doing
Mrs. NJ T. woODsUM, Norway Ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Awful Blood Humor

contracted terrible blood poisoning year ago.
doctorcd with good physicians neither OF whom did
mo any GOOD suffered all a and live.
Hearing of your CUTICrRA REMEDIES. l concluded
to try them knowing If they did me no good they
could make me no have been using them about
ten weeks and most happy to say that am almost
rid OF the awful sores my face and body.
NV face was as bad II not worse. than that Of Miss
Bovnton spoken Of in your book, and would say 10
any one In the same condition to use Cr1CURA. and
they will surely be cured You may use this letter in
the interests OF suffering humanity
T.. w. REYNOLDS. Ashland. Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
THE INSURANCE CLAIM NOT AUARDED
DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY ~ THE REYNOLDS.
LONDON ASSURANCE SUIT.
MAR tIH AVE.
WEDDING GIFTS 4 SPECIALITY.

DISAGREEMENT OF THE JURY N THE REYNOLDS.
LONDON ASSURANCE SUIT.
In civil suit brought in the supreme Court before
Judge Patterson by DR.. William NJ Reynolds and lis
wife, OF Flushing, L. l., against the London AssIr.
ance Corporation 10 the amount Of fire IN.
surance policy, the jury reported yesterday morning
that they had failed 10 agree a verdict but stood
IL TO | for the defendants. This suit covers the
same ground as covered by criminal action
in which the insurance company were the complain
ing witnesses against the Rcynoldses. The litigation
IN this way On February 20, 1oo7, house in
Broadway station Flushing. the title Of which stood
in the name OF Mrs. Reynolds was burned and losses
of 900 900 the building and over $1,000 On its
contents claimed policies in several
panies. In April l-o7, d.. and Mrs.. Reynolds were
charge Of presenting fraudulent claims.
After number of hearings in police court, they wers
held 10 await the action of the Grand jury.
An Indictment followed and at the tal
in oyer and Terminer, February. l--9.
counsel for the defendants introduced checks and
vouchers to show that the building cost much as
the ReynoIdses had claimed. The London company
maintained that attempt to defrud them had been
made by the presentation Of false plan, and spccid-
cations Of the house, which they said worth less
than $4,000 The trial resulted in an acqulttaI
The RcyBoldses Immediately began suit against tho
company. which the jury yesterday reported their
disagreement. The company defended this suit on
the ground that "A fraud had been attempted ~
proof Of this. IL maintained that the dates Il many
Of the checks and vouchers used evidence M me
trial in oyer aud Terminer had been altered
make them appear To- have been given during the time
when the Reynolds house was building. \, one cN-
ample Of this alleged manipulation u cheeks, the
Insurance company produced one which hId b.sn pau
In evidence los In" KeynOld>c> IN the former SAT-.
This chc,h drawn the order OF "A woman Who
had been employed 10 decorate tiles for the Flushing
house and was dated in August. lr-i. II Wa> shown
that the payce whose Signature appeared on tac bah
tn. ciccK. had died early I'm July i--i. >A weeks
before the date of the check. and counsel for the
company declared that the che'h had really been
drawn lndorsod By the layce in August. l,-3 al
which time the old Charlick mansion. which VA
burned November 20, l--3. was ,tN standing
on the site which the Reynold, house was after.
ward built ON the final result Of this suit several
Others still pending. which involve other insurance
compSnes. viii depend
John y. Townsend and J. 7. Richanis were counsel
for the Reynoldses In both trials. Delaney NlcoI
and @. p. Gould appeared for the London company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
THE BISEB1LL OUTLOOK.
LITTLE TO ENCOURAGE TIE cLrBowNERs
GAME, HAVE BEEN INTENDED BY DI>COURAG
INGIY SMALL. CEOWDs-THE SCHEDULE
FOR THE WEEK.
FOR THE WEEK

The present outlook for baseball IN this country Is
discouragng say the least There Is something the
matter IN the ha chall world. for the enthusiast, have
rcfu ed 10 get enthusiastic There !, not that Wild
rush II spectators 10 the variou, ground, that
cNpcctcd docs not hear the powers and records
" certain player talked about street and
In public conv,Nanccs. a, formerly The attendance
at the game, ina most of the League and Brotherhood
cite, IN. been far below what had been expected.
Il loOh, rs if the between the League and Broth
crhood had Disguised or at lra, wcaicd many people
who formerly went Ia the game 80 far the Brother
hood club, have PLAYED 10 larger crowds than the
League but the crowd, At neither ground, have been
large enough 10 pay than tine running expenses
Of the clubs Ia tai, city and Boston the crowds AT
fine Two rival game, have not cquallcd those that for
merry turned 10 game. The intelligence comes
from Pi>burg that the interest IN baseball there II
waning and that the combined crowds at the two
ground, on Friday not more than one third
large a. the average attendance at game last year.
II lcloovcs tie old and the new cubowncrs to put
their heads together and to do strong thinking
Then the action should he prompt There may be-
cnnuch room IN the several cities for two clubs II
the games do not conflict. There certainly H. not
room enough when they do. II schedules not
uuickly changed, many men Will be the losers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
A Grateful Mother

thank YOU for your CvTICURA REMEDIES. and
fee that in doing might be able To person
from a heavy doctors bill which know IL has done for
me- Ny baby seven weeks old when began to try
the CUTICURA REMEDIES for disease which had
spread itself all its head and face was nearly
distracted had been the Doctors but got satisfac
ton Before two days use Of the CrTICuRA RENE
DIES the scabs began TO loosen and in three weeks
could hardly believe that II the baby used dread
people seeing He is perfectly cured and has beautiful
growth OF hair coming. grateful to you.
Mrs GEO. MOREMAN.
verdun Lower Lachine. Montreal, r. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27

Edward -,hullc. Mis- susie Russell and william har
per. ,,.. H. o,. ,l.vfup
TIA. ftv Directory viii next season nave pee
e,iicd Ea-v street which has been engaged ioi
.nc Iiiou Theatre for SIX months. - 49,.
F.~in Booth and Nine. Modlcska close tlcir '"ur
an NAV 10 IN Buffalo. During the present Wc'h theN
are 10 mn an engagement al the Ampltheatic Nuo'
forum I'm Louisville. , -,
rn.cph Jefferson and ". j. Florence are nearing ll'
e,d If their wonderfully successful tour. 'h fIln"'
.,.1 saturday evenings ard A. the saturday matinee
tn- vaei the, ar 10 prT-rut The klN"l. AZ hl'
,ufnhtor Academy In IIorhlyn. where they Close
,h.,r season. which tho management estimates VIII
.iow a net profit Of 30 600 49,
Ia morrow ul.ht Miss Marie WAINWRIGHT begin, an
c,,r.,u.nf - NsNishrr'- Theatre lu Chicago, wNcr"
,l. ,l.... her long tour IN Twelfth night Next
..,-,u Ni.. wainwright J, to make another tour 81
A.. ,,in,ry uudcr the management Of Julian Nasnu>.
among tho uo,clile. promised for next season !, an
,~,ii,r ul,t which II g.. said viii Dee given Al one
- The utiown theatres with a cast including twenty
Artiitu-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
A REchEr. SHOP RANkRE PIT.

Pittsburg PENN April 26.-rhc Plusburg Com
mission COMPANY the largest bucket shop in the
state suspended payment this morning. The COM
pany's business was larger than that of any three
similar In this city. The capital stock was
only $4,000, but the amount handled by them was
at least $500 900 year. Their liabilities are es'
mated at $4,000. 1t is said that the company
paid ont 1850 900 In the last weeks. >uperin'
tendent Campo said that the bulge in grain and pork
sadly crippled the concern and the continued advance
In the stock market rendered abOrtiVc all efforts 70
recover lie thought the prospects for resUmns were
poor The company had special wire connections
with New York, Chicago and the principal towns OF
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-27
Cuticura

poc,c words from grateful hearts tell the story o'
, ,h,.ic, suffering Of mental anguish. By r'a-on Of
Au,,,ng di.ncuraons and Of threatened dangers hap
rny and speedily ended. By tho CrTICURA REMEDIES
the creates, Skin Cures Blood Purifiers and HumoT "e
dies the world has ever known
CrTICURA the great skin cure. instantly alAy' 'he
most aeonzine itching and Inflammation clears the sNh
aud SCALP o, every Of d-'ase heals ulcers ana sores
,ovcs crusts and scales and restores tho nan Ct IL
ct-KA SOAP the greatest of skin purifiers and hauu-
ters Indispensable IN treating skin diseases ana p'o
hunors. produces the whi,os ,i'aT''t sNih anu N'
hands ire. from pnple spot or oi'ni'h' ~ ~ l."