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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
GENERAL BrTLER'S CIGAR AND PAPER

A prominent public man who was one Of tn" thousands
., visitors I'm Boston during 'finnd Army week. has
v,c, the following of General Butler IN letter 70
P.ainf,ld (N. j. friend;
e. had just secured accustomed place In the smoking
chr when BEN iutlc the old Veteran entered Tho car aud
|. ,ly threw himself the s"at lust In IRON. OF me. ~
cou.c there wa, difficulty IN recognizing his indivd
u,ltv ard was much Interested in the old man,
cut,y lie produced from the inL, fm"st Processes OF
ri. J,iuc ,r,,uiack Presidential pockrt cigar. TO
i,dce f,ou IL, apirarancr should say IL what is
technically termed 'th"fof ana proceeded to do with
~ i. AZ n s,nn hoy would Sick of licoiicr Without
I,,htnc H. n. would fondr IT, ln>icct then bite at
tndct,v as ONLY old waI.torse could do. When the
conductor APPEARED he gave PLEASANT nod 20 Benny and
.Icnn, r,sDnndd In lieu Of ticket He then demanded
The IIo.ton Globe which the accommodating conductor
FASTENED ~ secure for him. was amused to the old
gentleman the pages until his eve Ut n unn"cr,
In the plural concerning Brr amin, oD,
as YOU until his rested tho baseball col.
umu and scanned he with much Interest
the devoted CRANK who the bleacherics 10
trenbc by his and Excitement when his favoc
makes Q rin.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

more animal and insect life is investigated INC
more probable does it appear that the hypotheSis
which restricts the possession Of intelligence 10
tho human race is a superstition, founded In human
vanity and unsupported by science
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
.rh, hnalih az tho Youthful King Of Spain has COZ

TN, health OF tho youthful King OF spain lms con
slcubly Improved since he went to - Seba ,tian Tho
Ma led by The Queen Regent aud her children Is Oi
The The simplest. they leave the Ayetc Palace every
morning At 10 for rustic pavilion erected on the
hours in digging trrnchc, ~ III: sand A few day
ago he presided at childrcns ictr gwen on ne
nun which ragged around him. After his sic'ta he Is
driven i'm The cool III the evening along the shady
avenues OF the Ayete Park accompanied bv his mother
his governess Countess pcralta,; and General Cor.
dova. who has become his dlmnutive soveregns prime
fsvorito and insaparable companion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

zlgas - sxpocte1 sroegat sa.rsss
n,s1 tas ssasrs - t1s t><sess ssrts ss<s
& 10 ooGszy. kizzsa0a- HaaSv~s. s.
yss0T. Prsaes hoY.L Ft-sEz- tfps.s1
sad u4a- Ger - scAsr sr@e<s asps.r,s<
iH "a lLsE 81 asa sllsazs 80 "a fss-
r'l-ry ~ Secretary k~cz 2>sssc "a ssz
gErsGg4 tas.F a2z8e. sa1 L.fE AE r4Asz-
fsrs -greaE litLs aorss, tsnay. -
carr 80 se4xlz. a.s@e4y, - pe2a14
TenaF h&s osysrsd Ehis 4isssnes ia
Ia Ia Aagsss - ass ye.Es eIrsrlEg Ia
polaaa So~ be = @sksS g esFTy nA
teen DoaaEs s40ss. oo1oedt1z -siyat -
sach 2ovsas as B~2zs, Proctor kEosS
Gorzo, Vo.an seor n. 3Tit4Ealc sna Oth-
era s4IIl { ooas~ss iiks as sA.roes-
for. eesD! - als s-4y s4ez. he aAs sh0Ea
hls a0LEy ~ carry ~sixsI L@ss ysax
esly started tarss -lIsss as ta-ee-9 z2r-
tsrs 90 -aIls aad ssa - &C.
Sszs - Ieuay. n ne list % -eixasS.
cones Bri-sunle, nE Morris aOfse. ear
ryllg 80 pounds. He hsifs tbs resori
for ave-eig .bs q 1lie. bas al shrse-
g-argess hs started siK ttnes lAzs year
al1 o4.g .og sns brackeL Besides. xs
must ta6s iEto consiasrarion tAas be
bod several times IA as races AT year
shea 4saed % q dIsgsnce. sna rsPorts
rs4ss Ee tA@l hs n2s beea lane al
spF-ag
Foiantee- H. with ia pounds up,
might b. iangcE0us. pa IS he dli not
Ela = t-rce-q carter nile race i4st rear
o. ~ l-As s.$r-s. / csa hardly think s..
Next ~ him ss.nos Proctor KNOTT
slso Nlth - pO4als iruposL Ever since
IA lwO-y year-ol1 fern snd LIS Sia o.
tAs J4nlor Champion and kuturiEy
slAke2. An9lE Las Alsays shoSa him
selt ~ DO /. arss-clAss horse a. shroe-
quarters u . mils Last season bs only
s.arJed once a. sHIs distance aud carry
tag l1s1 pounds covered the ToOoggsn
slide course Ia LA Il would seem
a Il ia weigat In this race would hard
y stop h!La.
Badge aAs tie saos vesghs and bis
recenl Ela - tho New JOrssy jockey
club SHOWS ghaL hs has Wintored we'll
AM ~lll b. = good race horse this year
lie does not appeal however 10 like
three-q lArJsr 9ashes FOR hs started
L-4eo -AAArs A. year n t1-s Alas1LSo
snd did NOS place a ~ln % bis credit
Gorzo. wita her l33 pounds should
b well 10. sac Il undoubtedly fast
Tor LAat distance ous she did not start
~ it i4st yeas. Next ~ GorgO. Gragorys
showed himself 70 20 an exceptionally
I high class colt last year. and won q
greater percentage Of threo-qusTtor rails
races shAn any horse in the -scing
calendar. lie started thirteen times
And won tsn-a record hsrd 20 best
considering his cOnpeatorA Those
who would ~ fortune Ia this oven.
would DO we'll 20 remember Gregorys
record
Recls-e. TOO. mus, not be forgotten.
FOR this good daughter os Reform
started ten times last year and scored
soven winning brackets
o, the ligh, weights. Punster. Jr.,
+ s. John and CastAway IL appear &c
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

stx shs grsas Whiss Plaias H.adiosD
rae - Be tecited Il r.s "a important
svsns In n0rs -sys shAa one. f0r & Rio
tsy, M Wiassrs great California E~o-
'ar-o4d had been Asksd - c2yry 10
s,o@nis And eoaeeds ten pounds % ever
A. ~eAgas ~ nsld of youngsters sh.s
sasssed a TIA sess l' ths ysAk
A aanf N.s aid iighuy on my shOal-
der sad - / turned. a Ehise-halre1.
no1rtlI ! al Zentlsm.a stood beside ns
-nd iooksd hAlf rasFssfaliy .eEoss ne
kF>ck
Racing "a changing sonderfuily. Is IL
nHosT~ sAid be, Qaistly. II 1ldn't thiak
shat ved ever run our korses s1 aaa
dom hiu hxs thas Ia shls county,
kactDg h4d chAnged lndsst. sinos
this zrznd-old s1rfIn4n MAJOR Bar2k u
fsomAA, Of ksos0cky. hsd been nrss
fnttlased inso "a aysoerieA Own
Tag. breeding A8d rssisZ his horses sp
20 ysar o. t~O AGO. Tor more saAn four
decades. sn1 cOnaactlsz Ia stable u
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

- LAs Fie. AsS. sat g iessrs1cs -
ths fssllags u esrtAla Vsc4li-rlF 49,
Euss pessls, tAs ssnic . zen Lite
lo1xer - a. ns1rly - a-de Ehs nascl-
Las x.rEasa- El= zs@1 -1rsss l. : LltLls
ns- ssr. zad u A1-lEeu. . s1axs i4cket
Is sora. Ia &rsss = esrEai1ly ncs
ss1rssq zs. 54E % means - az end,
e S.-ss * rs 4sI9s. --es19E- ot ne
Tea al ssE-z-cg s--sa-s. Is = 5e-
y0ad a. pr.lss. Nevertheless, ths
soEasn themselves ars conscious u "a
tnconxr1lty. zB4 tAzs L1s earliest op-
Eort4nlsy of eGsa.sag Il tsr erdln4rF
tsEzls attire as sooa Ss they geE lone
tom ~srx i. h4s hagpsasd before
Eos .Lst ~nlls Psoees1ing - or fron
work. shey asFs. ssGe u them. beea
made tie subject Of At..e2 b. some
body Sita a. aad zs pr0Dor tl0n ~ tongue
~ brsl2. Cus-Lhls Usy - sd slgh
safety never mors tasn once b the
sane individual Ia addition - possess
ing hlzhly vigorous vocabulary. they
are So hardened DlIh exposure % tns
weather, 4Dd developed 5y The nature
Of their work. that they can give .
goc4 account u themselves, even though
nZ1r sh0ald ens4s, and the oppoueuG
nay AzFe reason ~ admit With bene-
huux humility. the wisdom OF Proyi-
1aucs IN end0wiEg WOmea general. y
with the all ana keeping from them
the poAsr. -CasseI's saturday journal
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
THE QUEENS SIGNATURE.
Despits Her Age ~ L. Still Model OF
Flrmass. and Lexibtiity.

Despits Her Age ~ L. Stili q Model OF
Furnaces and LeKibtiity.
James Burbank. an e1-meabe OF the
Canadian Parliament. IS 81 the Hoffman
House in company with a party Of
wealthy Canadians Who are going South
"a pleasure trip. According 70 Mr..
Burbank, the Canadians are = happy.
prosperous people, 80 we'll satisfied with
English rule and si,h such great love
for Queen Victoria that they Will never
think seriously OF annexation. He told
many interesting facts about the
Queens signature.
The Queens signature 20 state dOcu-
nen.s, said ne. Is still model Of
nrmuess and legibili,y. no sign of Her
Majesty advanced age being discerni-
bic IN The bOldly-written Victoria r
which She attaches - such papers As
have % bear the royal autograph The
question Of the signing OF state docu-
ments in England by the sovereign be-
came one OF great importance in the
last months OF George ". 5 reign. Dur
ing this period His Majesty was in
such a debilitlted state that the
writing OF numerous autographs was an
impossibillty, and unler these circum-
stances short bill was hurled y
passed through Parliament authorizing
the King 70 affiK fac-simile OF mis-
autograph by means OF an linked stamp.
Itwas also provided that George should,
before stamping each document give
bis verbal assent 70 IL In = specified
form. The Duke OF Wellington was in
osice a. the time. and IL was his duty "a
Law certain documents before the King
for his approval. One day the Iron
Duke. noticing that His Majesty was
stamping the papers before him with
out repeating the prescribed verbal
formality, ventured TO enter respect
ful but arm protest
Your Majesty forgets TO repeat the
verbal formslity?'
"'Iang il, what can II signify? re-
piled the King, In a. irritated voice.
Only this, sir replied the Duke
that the law requires it
George ". said no more, but at once
began 10 repeat the requisite formalitJ
as he stamped each OF the documents.
". Y. Star.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
SAM 30 ON DUTY.
He had Beth Eyes on the Crowd and
Kept Things In Order.


There 1, only ono man in the South
moro erYicd than the colored fireman
on q locomotive. and he, says tho New
York Sun, IS tho colorcd policeman. He
is fully cognizant OF this fact and
governs himself accordingly. One court
day" in an Alabama town seven or eight
dusky citizens stood staring AZ an officer
who had jus, got into his uniform for
the first time that Day. He passed and
repassed thcm several times without \
look, although bis own father and
several old friends wore among them.
His desire % hear what they had to sey
finally led him 20 stop and demand:
What 20 all doin' yrrs?"
"Lookin'." replied o1a Of the crowd
What 20 al lookiL az
"Lookin' Al yO'."
What about nc?''
"Yo' IS a. Ano SIS silk. HUI But
wouldn't l dua Ike TO be in % place
"Yo' nebber kin gitup dis high. James
Johnson" answered tho officer.
But your ladder kin"
No; be can T."
NAn ~ ~ ~sSsk DAANthSf Eppc1Atu
the young man
'Rookon mouEAt III was younger, g"
answered the father. who was old and
so~-legget and bow-backed-
"YOa will dun cum long vid met
saH lie son as be collared him.
whoa whas fur 20 'rest me, 3il2"
Fur stealth"
But I hain't dun stole nuClu'F'
"Yos 20 bovi Six y'ars ago 20 an
To aa jim stOlc dat ar white hog from
Nara Bon jackson al cut him up in de
woods, A. ISe had NJ ere on Tou ebor
since yistsrdaT Nov. den. kin 20 be .
D keenan, in dis town
no. Bili-nor'
"Kin J1iias. Or James Johnson7-
"No-noi-
"Eln ar of 3e rest of dis crovs7"
No.
Dan III ICE you g, bzt - nigh v
l<eeTfsi n Il fucher Tze zot ho.f ero-
on dis crowd -. Izs g-vins 60 oon.dowa
Nd AZ arfsl smash vhsR JumR -
United S.si - diin't dun MAKE 10 r.is-
aks rhsn ssT csllod on ne - h-lp -
Aoid 4. oosstit1Sbuz Yo' alrr~r.
s.anA b.ek sui kr-D As sids-als crar
or II. make desc st-sets swim vf.h
49,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

We drove I'D % the house and
found he MASTER of Dintans In
his ssndY. surrounded by paintings
of ths famoas horses shat have so
often carried ths "buf' and silver
Ssokss - ths front And IL is hero
that ho "a soen at bis best. sor there IA
nothing DO likes better than 20 tSSe the
visitor round The paddoc<S showing tbs
ysariings and chatting % the doinss OF
klnz ban. LslapA Hlmyar and othsr
h.sr - q The guar tsr-ssr9-ch-
Tr~aa Nfayor u houaas who trsf oTouShs
into 80 tha systom u haFtns ,ae NUN
t.rrs on the iooNsT's arns- 40 iaA' tns
.,,e.tasors raixhs "a abe 20 dat -
g-tsh shen Hls racinx cap Ia curl
osftr ia l,setf Is - solid silver. ths
heaA piece being plated vish gold
WAY 40 yoa hAvs such = capS~
ssksd. ~hsn hs arst showed Il - ma
well you So, said tAs cd tnrfnan.
IT am gsstiag almost 100 ussr-sigh I'D
20 Distinguish sbs aan GERS aOr. snd
tl.is cap Alrsgs x1s,sns In shs sun. -
can AiEkys tou -Asrs nj sOrss Ia IN
the rscs.~
TIE Tobcgs<Nn slide Haodjoso s.<ss
So name from The great dsclivfsy that
exists IA ne thr~e-q zar-sr u lie sz>1xhs
course shat hhs been aid out at Morris
Pars IN places ths horses s<s running
d0sn htll. shsn = slight rass In sbs
ground about haf wAT down tbs
str.ssca z.ves th~n ut.le hii-olin biss
e. DO, sf'sr ascending Ehich ahsy maks
thsir finish on he down Ersts. Is v>s
tn Ehs racs Esan-lo0.d az sbe ooss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

tAe manner OF ths old school OF Ken
tocky turtrnsn. IL 10 nos - % wondered
az hat ths MAJOR "a looked up % aad 70
spoeted by every one ~aO hAs he honor
- his soquAiasAnce
To spend . pleasant tsT In Ne -B'us
Grass region know no better place
xhAn -DzniAnA.- MAJOR Thomas bea0tt
III Esock farm Bat ths MAJOR IL some
vh4s psculiar and his z1os. must % .
iover % shs -aoer Else the thsnces srs
xhs Two vii not 20 Is Damon and Py-
fAlaA
have . vivid recoilsction o, ny srss
visit - DtnianA had driven Ou' saers
from Llningsoa In oomPany with Me-
James Clay. . grandson u The greA;
Kentucky stAsssmsn Wien We A.
rived a. The avenue gase. . notice In
iGgzs lettering on The post caught ~
ere Ts read something s,ser shis style
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
GLEvN CAfks
LANCASHIRE PIT WOMEN.
Ther Are sh- str.uz--s s-t of Femsi
nrrrsrs IN Al Fnrnp--

~ A.. go. s.-.,x-., a.. 81 F...,.
worrsr, - All Europa
Tho Ta7-asbf-~ women. a. leas.. ars
che -1el-st. strongest set = women
f-srf-aSTe- -ttat e IN SUNDAYS s7d
f-rs.vs rh-n repeated uasbfrxs s7d
So hbi-rs havs removed seve-sl layers
90 -nal dust. snd "a snoto~fsus. lc.aII7.
ths- "a -i-rh NO.. - thsr srs fully
equal in 1hvsiraI pow.- - sheir .usca-
lfre ,oiIe.rues A. hon. ss.7 a. rot
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
w1ruavrr

~--r~eue-s - this u-ici- tsss
Il Rio RsF s-okr 80 -srit's -
~-S frr th-s~.-1 1s--ers 90 ni>
rarrrinz - pouBds, perfo--n 49,
.hss hss never hen @arsi>d iu shts %
- other ,currT As shss ar'e it va
.lie,--s - many tha, the pe-vi Ar cen
f,r--asicr ~ the -rack ers5isd him 80
-. "a a,d era r1rf rri-er ~ent sc fsF
=. =, .h-fs-sn Alta coar-s ths -EoeoT-
- sfife.sR nans -hirh be- has I'D
ever sinca
Mar ass rr-r-is hsve been mssis
,.-s- it fnrir7 the iast season q rscins.
p-eanrlr and Fc-ihan both covered
e-.-airhths of nile In - 49,
-. ard Geraldine. LHckT Bad .
a. rear-oid surinter. carrTtng -
....,-.is. ~ tr~, hslfrnlis -sc~s cT'z e
"A a. 49, seoCnis. r@specsire - :.
e-,.Ef-x az rrsvie1s recorts
These facas probably. iudncea -
.--.,.s~- ~ ere Nsw YORK icekeY RI -
I've she rahcggsn slide Hsudicap =
..-.,.,-s.,ls-s 81 500 each ~ "a 49,,
-. ~-.--s ~.sna 81 ~ ssa<>- a. - as
- s1o, ca he NaacqncsUest a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Electric Bittcrs.

This remedy IS becoming so well
known and 50 popular as TO need no
special mention. AL who have used
Electric B.tters sing tho same song OF
pra.se-A pHrer medicine does not ex-
1T and i IS guaranteed 20 do all that Is
claimed. Electric BittcTs VIII cure all
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, VII.
remove Pimples. Boiis, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood. VIII drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure al
Malarial feyers.-FOr cure Of Headache,
Constipation and Indigestion try Flee
TIC Bitter-Entlre satisfaction cuaran-
toed. or money refunded. Price 50 cts.
and 81 90 per bottle at Peck Bros Drug
rfCrn
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Paps-Thich q yssr suitors n ~
sAiax yo1 ~ accert. Mars. Jones o-
erfzh7
Msr.=-Fhich voui - fs~,-. pars7
-"-iL s-ith has fae Trin %
hur-c-
Bat T7--s h.zs fre ~si- - s-th-.-
-i-e -Cai ucoa "a fRr--. paps thirk
ia taxs hin
Sensible Eirl---Tsras SftinES
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
=. Cou.nmption IncurabIe9

Read the following: Nr c. II. Nor
RS. Newark, Ark, SAYS WAS down
with At.-cess Of Lungs, and friends and
phys.c.an pronounced nle AL incurable
consumptiYe Began taking Or. Klng's
New Discovery foi Consumption. am
now on my third bottle, and able =
oversee tine work on my farm. Ii ls
tnc finest medicine ever made"
Jesse MlddlcwaTt, Decatur, Ono,
saws. Had il not been for Or. KING =
New Discover FOR Consumption
would have died OF Lung Troubles.
was gwen up by doctors. Am now IN
best ~ health" Try IL. sample bottle
10 cents AT Peck Bros Drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.

Fr.-.. n sfsV Is fsl- -T0aH
-. RI ,..v &c. I be- r.s
,e~fift fnnt arIrIel fHr
sr... 80 = 80 of o. "a
80 r.r-.r v-frI rInf lsaf
-. .,t...--..f..rr.rIat..e usIr
..r,s -, 49,. lffrf. trrrff. ..
-, 49,. and tf f1IInerr Ila
l-...t'-r IA fte bone IfstrcF
.......f.. ..tff|r sf..f q tnr.f
.t,t.t.~e vFe-It .I.-far re.f
I'D rfrf fr a r..f .f
y ...I. r.r..s q
iI'.. -. ..s ....r f-os' 4. ..e "a.
.f rtr'ef .f' rertf. s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

f,e he.i - virzi- - -oso-~i hsfr
VI b-i7E f-oz $50 - 500. scco-3ia :
- = lsnr-s snS laruriar-~, E-d -
sao>- rho ks~s is s.3 49, snSsoss -
c11Ts-t it iss ka-i 49, - naT -
pi-ssi-z - s.sr thst th--- A. o-ssrs
n AZ -snc- - a ihst - - I'D s-ed
= as ss.crip-ioa for - nsT- fvs
y.srx
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
EnckIen,. ArnIea snIxe

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblalns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
IL i guaranteed 70 give perfect satisiac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For -alc by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corLCr Monroe and Dlvlaon-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

havo tho best chances. and the half
bred Rod Elm. with his lO5 pounds.
must not DO overlooked.
arpond table showing the horses
that romain. in this event, with the
weights thcy will carry. II they do not
incur further inPosts by reason OF their
winnings OF course. it Is problemat-
ical as ret as % vho viii be tho start
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Don'tPay Till You Are Cured.

Blind, bleeding. internal and externa
plles, fissure, fistuls and rectal ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds Of
references. Examination free. Lake
SIDE physicians room %, Porter block,
1924 MonrOe-st. Hours 70 5, daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 3 to .;
SUNDAYS. 10 10 |.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
RIcnmoNn. Ind. Jnlv 50.

]. VI. T00sr Red IIOve- Co, DofrOIt.
I have used your Extract Of Red
Clover n NY family a number Of wears
as a spring medicine 70 tho exclusion
Of everything else. IN my Judgment.
q Is the best hing on the market.
IHos. Cl. GARvfS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
DIR. =. CLAY TODD,

once and DisprnsSry koou e. lmrncu BLOCK 4 5
honroe-st Grand Rapids Mich.
Cares Deafness. Noises "a the hCaa CatArr1
BTOncblus. khcgiDAtlsm. Nervous Debility. I'm
pstence BArrcuacss aud els s6sos frs4lti4g To ~
early inaisc retlOus and excessrs of manhood. a.
diseases Of the Urinary OK as. Blood, 80 trl
Lungs. rye aud LAr. tlts uit Sores. PEI p "a q
Dyspepsia, Nerve. spine. Liver. kidney. tea
u Dissas@s rh0rlucfs - Breath. BACK ~ "A rat.
Small 81 Back. al disease. 0f women al G coil irsa
and Al clrBnl clsesa-s.
One hours q. m - o. h N'h'l -, TO.
ana no charge far services until cured. Medicines
sent everywhere Nase CAL u possible. D4ssc-
tons N AL languages
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

~ taor0 e e0urse q IA-ca-pi-s- A
5ets e c4ss q suEspssed cancer. gwen
~ - ekp~r.eneoa - yssolzns T. de,
clrea by la-c2- pa, Sl.i Il sept free
"a spplcaUoA. Adcfess Columbus,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

The man who tells You cOnfidentially
Just what Will cure your cold Is pre-
scnb.ng Kemp's Balsam tins year. In
the preparation of ths remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds DO eI-
pente is spared to combine only the
best and purest Ingredients. Hold a
Bottle of KenIp's Bsisam TO the light
and look through It; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare IT with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
The secret art of beauty lies not IN
cosmetics, but IS only IN pure blood and
a healthy performance OF the vita
functions, t. be obtained by using Bur
dock Blood BIttcrs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Ahticeto Ma.het.

N-s Wfrsow's soothing syrup a. h71ii al
WAYS he used ior children feething. 10 soothss
the enid. soliens the guns ,sys Al %
c7srss wird collie. s0d = the best rene y for
disrThuA sfcenfsA bot.ls.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Complexion Powder is az absolute
Deces,ity Of the refined toilet n TINS
climate. PCzzOnfs combines every ele-
meut OF beauty snd purity.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion aud
Constipation. pc per box, . boxes for
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Wheat-A bite. s4c y hushel.
(err-ses..t Z hushel
CON -slooe ? ton.
E.-f Feed-& .1.Vy l0u.
IA F~rt-tlff9 > toE.
Nt ffnzs-slsyV , tan.
Bran-sl400 = ten.
TiSg-Iiiy Nh.te. s2l5; Patent. s2-65 : hun.
drrc.
Osts-2se p tushsl
Pv~-Ele ' sushel
larley- q t1sl-0 = hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

STOOD
Ens L.Ez ef
fhs Nsr
fGFk Jock-
81 Clubs .
track "A
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fsr o a .
saturday
in August
Isl Estch-
tnz Ehs
crowd th4s
w4itsd In
pattsaslY
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
A FAT PURSE
a crand Array nz ehs -rooox>
gan 5Lds Haad.czn

fs1ny. Brf1-@4ls. rrsss~F Ezsta, z.ax-
ssEss .aa Ftfty Oensrs E4sas-a-
a. E&s- Sos - o4s-~ sAz.-z.-.
Tk-@@s % ota- F14.- a@sa-z
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

-rc-rrry0 B-r ooop aaCs EoRsss
warrEo arts BOOK ASsrrA md
rnkkk LEoxrNrEC sOD ar>, sr-rso
nACHrgE AGENTs AID AL gEeeoss or
rHAr Class Alsa sAEEzD or rHe
FNEsTEra ~ TRrN-na sss ALWAYS
sELCos2 cn<R CP TO rHs HoCsA
=. O. TaoAAk
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
nlses


prff,r-l ls.a1.eF pouHS
Krgs-loe eo4ea-
.rs-s-33.3 & = busael
- ashEsyf--Tac , doEen
f,,lpITs- . = PEI bashel.
B--f, -fol y taSael
p. saips zoe tus8el
0~faR.-se Oh tush~i
arnIrs-s b y = tuskel
T-ffuae-l fuRa.
E4sns-S 50 1esh 1
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Hold 81 to the Light.

Pears Soap secures a beautiful com
uleKIOu
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27
Jebbsn' Prices.

A,rieS-ss 08as-5 > Barrel
Eetns-sl -rL-f { rusbSi.
Frrs- q s. dozen.
kg.l.r-lIe i'e 2 pauga.
p.fsro~s--agc 2 tushel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-27

Dressed Beef-ss SeSsa
7.r~-s-s Fsrk-tt s.
nr~~sea 4 Naftea-sSz Douna.
lTessos - - paal :.
Dresssa Poa-tT1 ssrtak Solckess Hsfsc >
D5sui fsw.A lss ss21e, GarkeyS y sls1
p.lnd e-ekS. = psGEe
hiees
Green's. - - ? psuRa.
p-~t rafsd -sssr EsUl1
EI.-l eur~a-stas s. psg1d
U~,-4 ~ gsgbs-
90 skIns a. RsUBa
~h~sa S.lus- So D. ezch
Ts.lsoN-s.ess.s Eeuna
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-01
Persian Bribery.

4 traveller in Persia relates the fol.
lowing incident: Il was on "a visit To
a Judgr when "A lau wa> bDu-ul ia
who >t8atly denied the u.rcnse with
wnicu An WAS charged The btg,oFu.g
Judg srnl for "A Wulp,
II vow ann innocent. sand the ac.
cu>cd. ~ he crossed his hands over
hiS breast, al the same Time stretching
forward uur "l ms iiHacr,. Tine m.n.
ION Of justice stood reldy To >tlIac at a
signal from the judge, who liked his
eyes "n the breast of the prisoner and
exclaimed:
"lm are guilty"
BY thy venerable head, lvow | am
not guilty, protested the accused,
now raising two fingers.
This process was continued until he
at last stretched out five fingers on
each hand, when the beglerbeg re.
marked:
Good. let him 20; he is innocent. .
learned aftprwaFd that by raising
his finger the prisonermelull the Judge
to understand that he offered one To.
man taDout ten shillingsl for his re
lease. and had been compelled to raise
the amount by successive bids 10 ten
tUWaUs - IN ortyr ip satisfy the de.
rnands of the Persian justice. -Ex.
change.