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streets-sunday- at 8 P. NJ Praise meet
ing at NJ conducted by Professor &. A.
Spencer. Preaching at 100 P. N. by Mr.. c. A.
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congregational Church, sixth street,

Fourteenth-street Presbyterian Church,
etween O and P. Rev. q. P. Tindall, pastor.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
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The best place in California to have your
printing done A. j. Johnston Co.'s, 40 ]
street. Sacramento, Cal
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TWO EX-GOVERNORS DEAD.
.JANES POLLOCK.


Lock Haven. Penn, April l0.-Ex Governor James
Pollock died this evening at the home Of his son.
tnaw H. +. Harvey, in this city. The funeral viii
be held next Tuesday the intcrment being al Milton,
Penn. Mr. Pollock born at Milton on september
IL, 1910. lie was graduated at Princeton College
with the highest honors Of his class In 1881. he
was admitted TO the bar In 1873. Although a wing
he was elected to the XXVIIlth, XXlXth aid
XXXth Congresses on the Democratic ticket lie
was one OF the first men in Congress to urge egatlon
favorable 10 the construction Of railroad 10 ths
Pacific Coast. on June 90. 1s4o. he introduced a
resolution for the appointment Of committees 70
inouirc into the subject, and as chairman OF ihas
committee he made favorable report In
1850 he was appointed Judge Of the With Judirlh
District Of Pennsylvania, and in 1854 he was eec'eA
Governor of Pennsylvania as Union Repn0ican. ho
held the Office one term. and declined denomination
During his term the debt Of the state was reauced
by nearly $lOOOOOOO. In May, lo6l ne was aP.
nonted by President Lincoln. Director OF the 'n'ed
states Mint at philadelphia. and held the once unui
october l. 1866, when, on the accession oi Hnu'e"
Johnson 70 power he resigned BY his efforts, WIN
be annrova Of Mr. Chase the secretary OF the Treas
urv tbe motto In God We Trust, was placed upon
the National coins lie reinstatcd In ioos by
President Grant in his former place Director oil tne
Mint. On the reorganization Of the mint system Oh
sa United states BY Congress In lo'3' ana
the appoIntment OF DR.. L!nderman "a director
., the minis Ex-Governor Pollock became superlh'
tondent Of the mint at Philadelphia. IN teoraars,
1879 Governor Pollock wae appolnHo os nryns
Hayes as Naval officer at Phaae'Pn'S; os annoln,eS
Fnder, Chief supervisor OF Eiectlons. TINS IS tne
laSt public Office lie held, lie was active III Narioa,
relicous and educational movements lie rc.eNed
,h degree OF LIZ D. from Princeton in 1870 and fror
Jefferson College III 1871
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
ELIZABETH.

VOTING WOMEN AS TARGETS FOR BULLEIS'
A mysterious shooting affair is reported at Eii]a
bctbnort and from the stories told II would appear
that some one had tried to assa,slnate three youns
women Misses Irene and Maud Weber, OF no. 2i3
Franklin st. were out shopping on Thursday hieh' ai'"
on their return home observed tall man acuhs !"
singular manner on the opposite side oi the street.
The fellow tried TO conceal himself behind tree whch
he saw the girls looking at him. They had been az
home about half an hour and sitting IN the par
lc, when 4 ballet struck the window smashing "o
glass and almost grazing Maud webbers head icdgcn
in the panel Of folding gdoor Both girls ran 10 he
door and heard the mscreant running away.
The following night Miss Lottie Dunn dausht'r
Of the Rev Lewis X. Dunn. Of the Methodist church.
,vas sitting in front room Of ncr home, which ad-
ioins the Nchter house. bullet struck the wlndo"'
nasslug through the glass. and dropped inside OF the
curt.in Ml.s Dunn badly frightened ana her
father lost no time in Informing the chief OF pohce'
30 far no cew ha, been found to the unknown MARKS
man.
John Rchill one OF the oldest contractors IN New
Jersey. died yesterday ago cighty-one lie dld tlle
grading for several Of the leading railroads IN TINS
country and in Canada and started all Of his sons In the
same busincss The entire family las become wealthy
nv doing railroad work.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
rur covDorIrRs9 READY TO PIT TO SEA.

Tho line in The GondolersT: Come. lets a"aN'
NV island home awaits me- had more mcah'nS
than usual when IT wa, sung at Palher9 '"o'''.
,, night II was the final performance here oi
A., n,ovly Carte company. and OH Wednesday th'
irccr. will sail away on the city OF Berlin. iheS
have cnioycd the here. and are sorry 10 CO.
and ther, are a good many admirers of the opera VINO
o,, .orry to have them 20. The compan, VIII be
Gin "A tour as soon 1t get, 10 land, which VIII
,nclude "A number Of the larger cities of England,
scotland and ireland. Miss Lcnore snyder. who
incd the company here, will go back with II TO
rnrlaud Miss Esther palliscr. who came with the
original company TO the New Para Theatre. Will stay
IN mi, country and sing under John Stct,on Tor \
"a whIlc but viii finally go back t. Mr.. Carte Miss
Norah phls ha, made so excellent an Impression
here thn Sic has two three offers ol engdg ,mcni>
She woud like to stav too but feels that AZ present
he owes allegiance to Mr.. Carte and will 20 baen
MIR Herbert will stay, and will few members oi
he chO
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
NEWARK.

The Essex Publishing Company filed articles OF IN
cornoration Yesterday with a capital of 100000
The corporaiors arc Moses Blgcow, samuel T. Bieelow
and robn !. LcIdy. The company will assume owner
ship of The Newark Daily Journal
Two hundred teachers attended the Teachers In
s,i,utc at Association Hall yesterday. and listen a
70 an addrcs, on Composition by superintendent
w. H. Maxwell. of Brooklyn. President scth Low.
OF Columbia College spoke OF the importance Oh
doing sound work In the lower schools ana Dr
Nicholas Murray Butler dwelt upon the necessity o
teachers mahing culture prime consideration Oh 'ne
profession.
Ex.Aldcrman Coylc, of Harrison, who was dctea'ei
for reelection has taken steps to contest the cecuo
of his opponent, Patrick McCabe, on Wc sro"nu VI
fraud He has secured list OF persons voting WHO
y. Hectares are not legal voters, and will procure
warrants for their arrest.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
WrSTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE III ,rys-Judce Mill, yesterday appointed
Dr. George H. Masnss OF N,''E Ir,sh o, Mount Yer
non commission to examine and report To- w T 'Gu ite
tmerv way storrs Mr.. storrs j. at present confined
r Inc Wc,che,cr County Jail on charge oi vri'' s
,nei nrcfcrred by hi, sister inlaw, Nlr >iei s'dl-
Ht 49, ~ Nount vernon The Board Of supervisors,
in special session. has authorized te Do,aV"te v t i'm,
g 500 to build an annex 10 the r n;Snrities of
he toun Of North castle also empowered 70 raise
- 400 for the contraction OF new mehwaS va iye
rresHyeraq SHssp The Doll GYS Dr japanese weddns
etc in Lafayette Hall on April 30.
NorrvT yFRNON.-The Rev. DR.. J. Russell iaDer
pastor Of the Unlvcrsast Church, ha, resiSned All All
accepted call to church IN BrooHey"' i'o The
new armory OF the lth separate 'pmpahy. inr
Guard viii be- thrown open to mor.yW c'e'rhe rhe
"rrani1ation now has nearly its NIL complement OF
prlya,es and is in fonrshng condition Leutenant NJ
c,ntain l. \ Pressey is elected. Lieutenant KINDER
viii probably receive unanlmous election - .nS .nS
mdetImc Of the First Presbyterian Church was held on
Thursday night which there was large acnasnSe az b
,oso - ths meeting The Rev Charles : Lane
resided and Elder John Irwin clerk. FncouFag-
ing reports were read ior S Sesev reported tho
cstablshm Of mission at RavenS"ooo o. I'LL. ns,,,
after Mrs MONTAGUE the president o. inc Of ~ In
The church ha, grown from neuDers.ap ~ I - has ~
June lvs7 254 on April the SUNDAY -sehooi has
membership Of 3oi and T-ia haa psen Ec pcc Z
Co.. wa, unanimously elected elder and Jnds%n
Doolits elected elder for three YEAR ''"rn'
lone, was elected deacon to fill va'anc''
rNIONyILLE.-Thc Rev. Mr. Lattice has accepted .
cal, IA the First Church. AZ lODOkcn. y. j., ana VIII
prcach his farewell sermon here to-day
NoxkER~- soldiers and sailors Monument AS
sociaiion /, actively canvas,ng for subscription, 20
| thc 10000 soldiers Monument Fund. Ihe Necgdns
are desrous OF having the memorial monument erected
in front Of Manor Hall next fall = IL, l.aSGr. ,
treasurer ~ Il Johns Episcopal Church. reports Ve
rsce MS during the at Sli473 80 eNpchultlfc
sii.s - 20. The church has mortSaeed deo' Oh
$4,000.
| N\,r\RONFCK. The incorporation OF NamaTohec'
and rye Neck villages borough Is being srrI,
mi 'm considered There il "A population Of LOO
within tho proposed corporation limits
c,ry ISL AND-cap,aln Nathan e. Fell. n well
,,own resident of CITY Island. died Yesterday, aitri
Ir'rf illness lie was born at Cornw all nte-liud
pm A., ,sos and was one ~ the Oldest residents o
,,,y island lie served for yeai, a, Fohcc 'u>u'e
! lie was also we'll known in the oyster trade
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
last prrrIyG IN THEIR OLD CLCB-Hots NJ

rh, las, meeting which the United Service ''uo VIZ
hold in tho clubhouse now occupied by It was nel" .'
nrht. The club will move from No. - weS' ~" N.Y.,
rlrhthst where It has been for years 70 NO o. ..
rhirty.nrstst on May l. In he ne" q"''','. na',
an N. much moro room. for an entire hoo'' W.,
VIZ M a,,.,tance last night was large inc u"
,or,aut busincs, being the discussion OF Ai""'
en,er,ng tho new building. over which 'n' Hsn'Dr
,,,remely enthusiastic. General Horatio I, Ms ,o,s,
ro,ch NJ the battle Of Five Forks. Wn'h vac Nv
, ,,, s,orou. anecdotes and stories which creates
the utmost merrmeni. , a., ,csn,her
There are $50 members OF the club. ana en' '' -
hin il rapldlv Increasing only conmisSo''"
tho last war and OF the National "uaru ''' ~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
WILLIAM WARNER HOPPIN.
Providence, April 10.-Ex-Governor William warn"
Uoppin died to-day

Mr.. Hoppin was born IN Providence on sep''nioS'
1907 He WAS a brother OF James Mason iioppin.
tho educator and cousin of william Jones Hoppln'
for many years secretary of the United states Lcss
tion In London and of Thomas +. and Augustus
loppin. the artists. He was graduated al laie III
l12s and al the Law school in 1880. lie was seht
o the Rhode Island Senate in 1893 and wac elrc'ed
Governor in 1851. 1855 and 1856. lie declined re-
nomination in 1887. His election As lnl'ed states
senator was assured in sj' but he wi'lurc" III A'''
NJ his friend James F. simmons. In l-o. ne Wa
candidate for the cenatorshp, bat "a' ceeA"n us
Henry B. Anthony. lie returned 10 TIE s'A,e oe'ss @
ia \ -c6 and secured. against much opio>tph ths
ass,co ~ the ten hour law for labor. lie hecainc
register in bankruptcy in 1872. and in 1870 ne sp
in the state Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
SOETiI ORANGE.
A CHURCH DIVIDED OVER ITS PAsToI

CHURCH DIVIDED OVER IFS PASTOR
There is serious trouble in the south orange Pres
bvternn Church. Tie congregation being divided into
two nearly equal portions On the question OF the ~
,entnn Of the Rev. John il. Fisher Is the pastor.
N the recent meeting Of the Prc-bytery Of Morris
and orange a memorial signed by Francis speir, VIII
lam L. Brewer. lr.. I. Z. MllliSan, James h's"i~N'
william NcvIns and seventy one other members of
the congregation presented, asking for tie dis'
solution Of the pa tora relation on the ground that
tho nsos mi irations are not satisfactory and that
he /, not a growing man. The memorial was op'
po.cd hy large number Of the congregation md these
asserted precisely the opposite tate Of affairs lhr
matter was referred 10 special committee OF t'e
prrsbytery for report at IT. next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
c,c.ps svrGGLrD on THE GALENi

Jacksonville Fla. April ia Key Wsl oisp'''"
N Tho Times Union" says "CG-,onS Wspc''o.
Norcro,s made a raid to-day on smiths saloon a'.
seized the biggest lot OF smue-ed cigars ever caps'''
ncrc There were over $1,000. valued at S-''oV :"
~ s,,ro ~ thcn were Of .he very finest grades:
worth sl-O a thousand. smith had ,atcn 'l'n W n v'
he tinted state ship Galcna the day before ~ pun,
boats, concealed in bags. pacAage> anu o"'''''' VIZ
labelled "W Popplc. Master al Arms
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Ex.Jndgc Garrlck. counsel for Nelson D. Coyhenoai'
who was convicted on Thursday OF conspiracy wiz" ,''
""o ,a, 1obn n. Van Loan, to rob the second Ma
naI rank gave notice to Judge Lpplncott yesterday
.na, he would move for new trial. The Judge gave
counsel until next Wednesday to prepare the neceS
sary papers.
Thomas J. Grant the young man who was arrested
oha,,cd bv Thomas j. O'Donahue, Of Bangor. Me-. with
having robbed him Of $500, was discharged by Police
.Justice stilsing yesterday morning. oDonahue con
fc.sed that he was drunk When he caused Grants ar
rcst and did not know wha. he was doing lie SAID hc
did not have more than 5000 when he left Bangor
week ago. and that he had spent most OF the money
y cccl,ratlng.'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
PIANO AND ORGAN aANUFACTrRERs 10 DINE.

A meeting of the dinner committee OF '"e i''"o
ra ORGAN Mnnufacturcrs' Association Of tho tnitei
states WAS held at the Union Square Hotel Yesterday
,n.rnoon. william Stcinway presiding, and Henry
rhninr IT, acting as secretary The tiea>uicf tichN
pehr reported that all arrangements were completed
tor the dinner at the Hotel Brunswick on Thursday
next. that applications had already been received TO
,,e number Of $50 and that the dinner promised %
no a great success Those who Will respond 70 the
,o,s,s Of the evening are the following ""elcomc'
william sclnway; our American inn"'''e'' "roNc,
C,oy.,nd: Development Of Music in America carr
IN. =. CITY of New York. Hugh J. Grant Amer
aSn"" a. '" achounccv NJ Dcpew: "our Judiciary John Il
"'rhr Press General James X. o'bcnnr
rr r'tip Merchants" f. y. Thurber; American Artists
aon comno,cr>.' DR.. G.. j. stocchel, of Yale; "uf
ui"drcd Trades" j. p. Jardinc, The Ladies' H. VI
Walters
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
upPPy PSI EPSILON uEN.

The meeting OF the Psi Epsilon Club at No. 80
wcs, Forty. second st. last evening, was full oi h'
terest 10 lis visitors and many members. Iher' was
An attractive programme Of college songs, banlo ana
ari,ar solos, Edward Faes Coward also enter'ai''ci
his comrades with some topical songs when pr'"s'.
forth rounds Of applause. The meeting wa, fo'"ee
hy a supper. after which bowl oi 'hc ia'"ouS ~ -
uunch was prcwcd. - ~, r.~ov
Among those present were Nahlon Iay' III M xo,,
W Hubbard. Dr. Dillingham;, ~ Ming, W, ME- n,rs
= = Joci,,on ir Frederick Bake. Norman n.Ac,
iorrasicr Morgan pr william q. >chauncr. Nilhan
Wctmorc and Herbert l.. Bridgnian
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
A BEVTLDERING ARRAY OF ATTRACTIONS
SOME OF THE INTERESTING THINGS THAT oAN
mr. srES AT BARNuM BAILEY's SHOW.

RE SEEN At BARNUM BAILEY's SHOW
No doubt can possibly exist in the NINA OF hn'
ncrson witnessing this seasons performances oi b'r
num g. BaiIcy's Greatest show on Earth. now on inc
old Polo Grounds. that IL Is MOI better th'l ever re-
fore TI addition Of Kiralfys Nero. with its I""o
elegantly costumed performers. renders the entertain"
ment unryalled. NO such spectacle was ever seen
here before is what the English press sad OF IT, ana
thc remorl is even more true of this country. There
is a procession fully hall mile long with solid pht
Ianxes Of soldiers vesali virgins dancers male ana
female choristers eunuchs slaves. high priests beau
tifl maidcns horscmcn In real coats-oinail elegant
charots with flaming brass lamps. elephants with
hovdahs camels sacred beasts. men IN arno. chorus
sin gers and hundreds of Others all arrasci IN the most
costly and magnificent costumes Of ancient days. and
ALL assembled i'm the tent nt one time to the actual
numbep OF 200. IL is great .isht: Following
this Is the bc%dcrlngly bcautlful ballet III which 1oV
foreign dancers are seen IN one single line
an a stage $50 feet org IcfOfr tins the circus
is given consisting OF eighty acts. and incidentally the
thrilling races place before Nero and his Court
i'm the Circns Maximus The whole entertainment
snrpasses any description and II II no wonder that the
Prince of Wales and ROYAL Family were delighted
making I've visits 10 the show when 10 was In London
Peopic are going 10 Curicyss
In Stste.st., Brooklyn, ter
nne carriages.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
ALONG THE SOUND.

THREE VICTIMS OF 4 DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
roscnh +. sherwood of t,lenville. Conn, who mas
long bcen engaged in blasting operations on froay
afternoon placed a dynamite cartridge in the oven OF
he stove 70 thaw. An explosion followed, blowing the
tove and one side Of the house ~ pieces. Nr' Srrr %
,oo6 vos hadly injured and may not recover n sol,
ah"mt twenty wears old waS injured, II Is isd!en
fatally and a little girl about ten years oid an ,r,
ih, -, hoth hcr eyes entirely DESTROYED. sherwood
Int one n his arms in wooien mill at "lehwood
twenty wear,
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

"Ihaye used Ayers Sarsaparilla. from time to
,,re Tor ffteen or twenty years past, and have
found il 10 be the best Of bood-purifiers.
think very highly of 1t IS spring medicine. 1t
clears the blood from all oad humors' ana I'M
nsr,s a vonderful feeling Of strength and
yi,.li,v Ira Leonard. Lowell. Mass.
Last spring suffered from general debility
and ,o.s OF appetite. I commenced to take
Ayers sarsaparilla. and soon felt much better.
By ,,s continued use my strength was fully re-
stored. other members OF my family have been
greatly benefited by it"-samuei Brown South
Merrimack. y. II.
.Iwasa great sufferer from low condition
n, the blood and general debility. becoming.
6nally. so reduced that was unfit for work.
Nothing that did for the complaint helped me
so much as Ayers Sarsaparilla, few bottles Of
which restored me 20 health and strength.
take every opportunity to recommend this
medicine in similar cases."-C. Evick, IA L.
Main a.. Chillicothe. Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

a., ,,,o...a tho militiamen They say
,s~. Tho rivaIrles between the different companies
,aye c1 to the decided improvement OF The service
rho m,lItinmen of New Brunswick are much dsap-
ponted at the order abolIshing the Inspections az
ihev and the Grand Army men had male extensive
nrenaratlous for the reception OF the 81 Regiment al
Tho ins spectiOn here
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
JCALOrS HVSB.ND NVRDERED.

Asa Il. Waterman. manager of Jacobs Lyeeu"l
Theatre shot and killed Peter Doran, Of No. oo3
Wytheave. Brooklyn at 10 :i5 O'Clock last evening"
Doran met Waterman at Lorlmcr and Meserole sts.'
In company with his (Doran's) wife. whom lie was
accompanying horne from the theatre Maduen'"'
II is supposed by jealousy. Doran Knocked
Waterman down. Waterman then drew his revolver
and shot DOran who died before ambulance coud DC
summoned. Waterman arrested by Ioh,sH'h
John Lear and taken 10 the Stagg ST. police statoli
where the body Of Doran also placed
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

"For several years past have regularly taken
Ayers sarsaparilla. not to cure any spec'nc as
ease. but 10 tone up the system preparatory to
the heated term. 1t always relieves that teehng
of languor so prevalent curing ne 'P''"s
months"-Henry II. Davis. Nashua y. H.
ar any who suGer from general debility,
want Of appetite. depression Of spirits. and lass-
,ude. will use Ayers sarsaparlla' am conf.
dent it will cure them. for have used II, ana
speak from experience. 1t Is the oest remedy
ever knew and have used great many
7. O. Lowering. Brockton Mass
ct suffered for over three years with female
veaknesses, without being able TO obtain rehef
II was supposed by the doctors that was IN
consumption; but ! did rot agree with this
opinion' as none Of our family had ever been
af,icted with that disease. and therefore de-
termined to see what virtue there was IN ayers
sarsaparilla Before had taken three bottles.
cured lean now do my work with case"
Mrs. i. Creighton, Highgate. Ontario.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
N suxDAY.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ SUNDAY,
w,.h,,cton April l9.-For Maine, New'ha"l'".s
,,..moo, MASSACHUSETTS. Rhode Island 0onne'.'"
ra.,ern New.York fair; warmer souu'erN VIM and
ror western New.York. Western PennslNsn's
~, v'.,,nIa fair; warmer northIly winds oec""".'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
VARIOUS YEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

wrsT UOBOKEN.-The Citizens Association had
, uvelv meeting on Friday night Captain Peter
uucbn. charged that fraud had been committed al inc
late election In the Interest OF Nayoreic'' f"nvt""'
nemoct,, other members cited Instances of fraud
and il Was decided tc apply 10 the courts for re
cr,, - tno bal,ots Ex- Mayor Collins, Of Jersey
CIV. Will be retained hy the association.
VERONA.-Mis, May Kenyon. daughter OF Mr' anu
Mr.. g. = Kenyon. married at Verona on lhurN
dav. The Rev. Charles H. Pool oniciated Among
the guests were Mr. and Mn J. H. kenyon, Mt ana
Mr., George lunc,s r., Appraiser Marvelle '" cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. BroAa", DR. anu MtS' oy'h"V'
Crane. Nr. and Mr.. W. " Pchbrooh Ar' anu MS
Malcolm Peters Mr. and Nrs. Charles A. koggins'
vr and Mrs. Charlie, II. Nash. Mr. and Mrs II. ;,
yau Dcveer Mr.. aud Mrs X. T. Eddowes, Mr. ana
Mrs. Gcorsc Lcary. Mr. aud Mrs. T. T. Barton and
Mrs. A. ". Train.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Perfect Health

headaches
tuance vear uncomfortable no'o
which
health and strength o anu '
Of lowell Mass WIaIIe
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

NEW-RRU UNSWICK.
The revocation q, the orders calling for the an
nual inspection Of the 81 Regiment y. g., y. j.. IN
thl, city on Memorial Day ty MalorGcncral Plume.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

r,,Duue ONCE. April 20. 1 a. m.-fair and eca
weather prevailed yesterday. The te"pe's''e !. .o-
between 81 and 81 degrees, the average or , 49,
lover than on the corresponding day last y'N' '"'
lower ~u on ar and warmer weather. may be eNpe'~
and near city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
King of Medicines
ts the Title Its Wonderful Cures Have Fairly
Won for
Hoods SarsapariIla
pead What 1t Did for Young Man in Kenda|IviIIe,
Indiana

With the success Of this medicine in cases similar TO
mine that | decided TO try II. 30 bottle was
bought and to my great qualification tho sores soon
decreased, and I
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

~ y llru
In the diagram a continuous line shows i,,,s "a, s,,tes
vs,terday observed at the M. ,d,Sats
n,nna Srryice station this city. The a',nn,ldimr
,,.r,,re noted at Perry's Pharmacy, sun D""r
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Hoods SarsaparilIa

sold by druggists. 81; six for ~. Prepared only
by G. ]. HOOD CO., Apcthccarics, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses ono Dollar
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
hcnuuilNili', III
What More Is Necessary

Surely. after reading the above. not even the most
skcptical can doubt the peculiar power OF Hoods
sarsnparllla In purifying the blood. driving out
disease. and imparling health and vigor. "rle
rrcater includes the less" and N Hoods Sarsaparlla
will accomplish such IA cure this II viii certainly
curc other cases Of scrofula salt rheum and all
diseases or affections arising from impure or poison
ous state Of the blood Try Hoods sarsaparilla.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

People are going % Curlcy'ss
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