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The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07

DonelsOn has quantity of new sui
kies, surries and buggies OF the newest
and most popular patterns and at very
reasonable figures. s.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07

Senator Mcmillan has introduced II
bill to authorize the Detroit Railroad
and Tunnel Company TO construct a
tunnel under the Detroit river, between
the city of Detroit and Canada. for the
passage of railroad trains.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07
Cottages for Rent.

Two fOur-rOOm cottages Gu E. Street
In course of construction. Ready May
lst. (44-) e. T. WELLS.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07
live sTocK MARKET REPoRT

By GREENE & EMBRY,
Live stock Commission Merchants at Ciucin
natl Union Stock Yards and CoYingtOn
Stock Yards.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07

FoR sick headache. female troubles.
neuralgia pains 10 the head take DR..
IL McLean's Little Liver snd Kidney
Pellets. p cents VIAL 40-52
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07

Kentucky had 76,6OO men in the
army and it is estimated that 1900 Of
them draw pensions.
The climax. [volume] (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1887-1897, 1890-05-07
II Cured Bright's Disease.

SPEEDwELL, KY, May 4, 1ss9.-This
is to certify that had Bright's Disease,
or something Sery much like it, and
was IN very feeble health. This was in
the year of 1887. / used one dozen
bottles of Smiths Kidney Tonic. and
| am now in better health than have
been for years.
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EVERIOHEACORHER LOT.
Only q Limited Quantity on Hand
and for Sale Only by
H.J.Streng.

You are at liberty to make a thorough
examination before purchasing. No ar
gument necessary 10 prove to you that our
LOTS ARE BARGAINS, as we aret
only ones that have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-31

A GOOD ORCHARD.
ne Experience of Farmer I'm Mort
Kansas.

ne Experience of Farmer I'm North
one OF the first things 90 consider in
opening" farm or founding a home. is
we establishment Of an orchard. Not
uefely tree planting for sake of covering
pace. regardless of kind aud quality. hu,
sne selection and setting ont of such var
knes As will he of value for eating. cook
mg, marketing and keeping. A specimen
orchard in North Kansas fronts 10 the
seath, aud is $50 icet square with space
ioxl6o feet reserved fer dwelling house.
AVN. garden. small fruits. etc. Before
PAINTING see that the soil is in good condi.
ucn and everything in readiness. Stock TO
% planted must be sound in every way,
any tree with trunk liable 20 split down
oe'ng thrown aside. The perfect tree has
= vertical trunk with limbs protrnding
tnersiron At an acute angie, or nearly So
NAVE an orchard record and list each var
kty with name and label number: cost of
ssme. from whom purchased, and time OF
painting. In this way there will be no
se'uee in after years about the name and
variety of fruit planted: aud one can at
once 80 10 any desired tree. gather its fruit.
aud teci the realization of knowing IL Is
last a. represented
ihe orchard IN question contains lis
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TIE KYK


pse IL. and How Sou Abase IL.
The most dreadful and sad OF all hui
man affections il the loss 81 eyesight The
swiudows of the soul, Is the eyes have
been termed. are the most important OF
the facial features The loss of their use
leaves one more helpless than babe. and
deprived Of nine-teutsis OF the pleasures
and BEAUTIES of life. Every form and
variety OF disease Of this delicate and i'm
poytant organ ~ treated By l'r. barrin
Nth unpsralleled success. Many hun
dreds OF eases which had hitherto resisted
every appliance OF the meaiesl faculty.
ana had been pronounced sneursble, he
has had the proud satisfaction al bringing
~ 4 staredy and successful tsrmlnafioa. In
fact. during the whole period Of his pro-
fes<;enal career. be has never lost an eye.
,hnurh the most aggravated cases have
come to him for treatment
pr<. D2rrin make specially 81 defse-
tive vision and failing eyesighs. an q can
rassa-e the SIGHT in most all cases. They
are The Only specialists on the coast thas
r,,aasure and test the eyes on scsentinc
PRINCIPLES. AMI have lenses cut and ground
l., az each particular case where glasses
ara reo,trxd. ard vii. guarantee the Mt
sinr 10 lie absolutely perfect They hsve
the most complete instruments 10 meas
IRE the streagth 81 the eve that science
has produced. ard viii gave use eAaes
ar.,,.nt of imper;ections in one sisat
They perform all the various sleascs'e
o,er.t,ons REQUIRED n,on the eye IN the
mos, modern and sg.issai manner ~
uonla ray any enc suffering from deiss-
ira EYES 10 consult the doctors. - they
make examinations free 81 charge
nss. nsRasS's FEAcS or BUSINESS
hrs nsrrsn can ne consulted free ST
,y.sh.n~ton building Pacific avenue. be-
sven Eleycnsh ard Twelfth streets. Ia.
coma. WASH. offies hoars. from ~ To I;
asrsock daily: evenings. To :: SUNDAYS.
Il, 20 u .All carable acute ehro'ssc ana
nrixs.e diseases, catarrh ard deafness. are
.rnnfisieutsaiiy and successfully treated
ss,,res Of private diseases guarantees saa
never Published n sse paps 80. asss
49,, "a IN. DEBTORS oEtics. inquiries
ansxered and circulars seat Tree
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sr.rrIr. February is. 1900.

SEATTLE. February Is. 1900.
Our little girl was sick with cerebro-spinal
meningitis and, believing in Aliopathy. We
sent for d.. Smart. who instantly said
there Was no hope: however. he did his
bsst. Subsequently We called DR.. E. L.
Smith in consultation and they botN said
there never was . case on record Of this
kind that ever recovered: that even If she
did she would die OF consumption in three
months. She was then SIX about eigh.
weeks and was blind and paralyxed and
mere skeleton, and was expected by the
doctors 10 die any minute When the last
vest:ge Of hope had fed we sent for Dr. J.
Eugene Jordan. and under his tJeatmen
she entirely recovered. The Allopath is
now at a discount in our family. The His
togenetic system Of medicine. the only
rational system, has by practical results
proved its theoretical accuracy.
GEO. +. CLANCY.
MRS. GEO. f. CLANCY.
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WEsr SEATTLE FERRY
pAcIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For san Francisco, via Port Townsend ana
Vietoria: At p. M. passengers received on
hoard ~ p. m-1 NY 5, rs, Is, ., 3, and
every hve days thereafter.
For Alaska: May aud ~ q m.
From San Francisco. for Victoria Ind Puget
found ports: At Q q IN. MAY 3 10, Is, 20. -
B.. and every ive days thereafter.
Tickets may Be- obtained ~ the once Of tho
company IT Ocean Dock. Seattle.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., San Francisco
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent Seattle.
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Boston. May % -wooi-Fum. Usah and Wy
omsng woods have been striving and selling a.
lease for mediums. some OF the new territory
wsols are selling - high "a &c secured Tor FAC,
new srring California ranges issasee
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IRON TERMINAL OR INTERIOR POINTS
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
Is the line 70 take 10 oil points East and
South. IL Is the DINING CAR RorrE. IL
runs through vestibuied Trains every
cay In the year TO
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
NO chare, Of cars
Composed Of Dining Cara unsnrpssssi. Full
man Drawing Room S,eapers Of
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Best that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ars both FREE and furnished
for holders Of first or eecond-clau tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A continuous line connecting with oil lines
enosding direct and uninterrupted service.
Pullman sleeper reservations ran be secured
In advance through any agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from ell points in America. England
and Europe can be purchased at any ticket
Leave seattle az SOS a m. daily; arrive at
Minneapolis or 81. Pant al $40 p. m.
PACIFIC DIVISION Arrive Al seattle .: IS a m.
throush train from East and South: Hiss a m.
Olympia and Chehalis exprsss. as y m. Ia
coma express: s:5s m. Portland and South.
Leave Seattle SOS m. through train for
2:i5 p. m. Olympia and Chehalis express : .
m, Portland and South.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars ele
giant day coaches. finest palace dining cas- be-
tween Seattle, Tacoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning ssses. time OF
trains routes and other details furnished on
application TO
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. Gen. Pass. Aqt.,
.i2l First s.. Cor, Washington. Portland, Or.
l. A. NsDfAu. Gerer-f Agent. Sestti
A. cHILBERG. City Ticket Agent, TIC Second
street. Boston block, Seattle. Wash.
T. TONKIN Ticket Agent.
Seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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CLEANER aSsELEs

VIII lesvs Hataest & coiEzsa y a at fsr Pert
Icwnsezt -e0ai-. Our esn~ss fnFt Anxeass
suss ~ &C a. Bay. TWe,d sal Friday. u Es I.
ses@rBfsx Seaxe Pr Angles Nuffsy &aa
IhArsdSy. a - arriving .. sesEsse SANE eve
alag. yassylsg fFssxaS &Ea pSsss-Ee.-
IN WHk1E Nss.e<
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0UIcKEsr TINE 70 OLYMPIA.
EAMILCHIE AND GRAY's HARBoR
THE PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNONAH

0he opposition boat
Leaves Tacoma from the n. r. wharf daily, ex.
eept SUNDAY. q m sharp. Returning,
leaves Kamilchie i2:45 p m: Olympia, 2 D. m (;
arriving In Tacoma p m. connecting with
steamers reaching Seattle At .. m, aud " hich
ore through boats for whatcom and war pointa
Leaves Baker 4 Bacon's dock. foot OF Union
street, seattle, for Tacoma, 1t 3 =. m, Sunday.
~ B.-This boat must be taken from Ts-
coma for Gray's Harbor country, being Tie
only 1naOUGH BOAT.
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STEAaER KIRKLAND
LEAVES FoxEg HOUSE
Fer iaanita ant way ports At sss q N. and ;
= III
a; n for Kirkland. Hoasbsoa and war
Ports
AZ q. n gad y. NJ .og Neyaenasuer View
caSsse ana way rscrss exewrs sa bsre ball 6sys.
J. II. LUEGHEAn. NAasser
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I,xc,r,oi Grain Market.

l4yxsroot. May @-wheai-ontei. holders
Offer noler ,,eiy; California No !. - "a per
Genital. red Western spring. "a
cosn-Dall. lower. mixed wesiesa. IS per
GENITAL
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is AT THE
RESIDENCE OF EX.MAYoR YESLER.
THIRD AND JAMES.

consultation and prescriptions abscl utely
rRsg.
Send for free book explaining the Histogeneiic
System.
CAuTIoN-The Histogenc,ic medicines are
sold in but one agency in each town. The label
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: DIR. J. Eugene Jordans Histogenctlc
Medicine" Every other device is . fraud
Sole depot for medicines. J. A. Armstrong;.
CARRIED. Wrsh.
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MouNrAlNEER

Harrington d Smiths wharf. foot of Washing
ton street, . A. m daily. and returning.
except sundays. for
BRICKYARDs. MIGCHELLs POINT. SIDNEY
and head of FORT ORCHARD.
ARRIVES AT SEATTLE. sop. VI.
~
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ITO MoNTEsANo AND ALL POINTS on
GRAY's HARBoR

VIA
PUGET SOUND GRAY's HARBoR Z =
Through In one day from Seattle.
Trains couusct caiiv ct kam.lchie e p -
viii steamer from seattle.
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CEArTLE, KIRKLAND. HoU0HToN AND
- YAERUW FdRRY.

~ IaIsRoV oRhl
On sud after April . 1890. steamer EDITH T.
viii leave her dock NORTH of Jackson street
rable power hocse. Lake Washington, for KiPk-
land. Houghton and fafrow daily
Leave cable house Leave Kirkland
Al Ga, q IN Al 7sSo q. m.
Al $40 a. - A. a.s5 T. N.
At 1915 p. m. At loo p. m.
At 80 y m. Al 3.l5 D. m.
At $50 p. N. At Sis p. M
Parties intending 20 return BY O'Clock morn.
ing boat can secure berth and meals by apply.
ing to the pursor O. the steamer.
G. r. KRAFT. Master
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iEAvr. ARarvH
ysnccuser. Nouesy and 13wnsend. 1nnrsdsy
Tbundsy q asd Mooday II - p n
Thurycay mi 4 srsss Tuesday 3 N
seattle TUESDAY AMI Tacoma. Frieay and
FRIDAY = Tuesday 70 . =
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THAN ron 4 YEAR.
n rsssass Asst In the Nssks %
hundred Hsrborea sea-stlent
Wnissiis< Buoy on KIassery.

- TowxsExp, May 30 --Complaint il
~ slippers that the whistiing buoy
- Fiattery has not been blowing for
SNost four months. Complaint was
Is the lighthouse Inspector At Port
ut nothing has bccn done in the
w. The buoy of Neah bay il In the
cuodition. and unless something ID
~ results may b serious.
! IN b seen by the shipping list given
rv. fhese are but twenty mine vessels
Isoding st Northwestern ports. which
& smallest number that has been In
- waters for the past twelve months.
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For rates. maps ana particular ealI On go.
c. q. MccoRp.
No. Warrington street, Portland a
=. W. XcGINSIsS, seattle, wash
". FCARSOS. Tacoma, WASH
D. = BROWN, Asst Gea Fright ana Rnn,
ger Agent. Vancouver. B. G.
Correspondence respectfully solicited
Canadian Pacific Co. postofdce.
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DANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
incorporated BY royal charter ls62,
Now open for business IN the starr block.
Capita p&f1 400 -
Power 90 increase 100000
sefpfus..... 5sA,No

J. KEITH WILSON. Manager.
Branches: San Francisco. Cal, Portland, Or.
Tacoma, WASH. Vic oria, Vancouver, New West.
minister. Nanamo snd kamloops, r. C.
General banking business trans acted: foreign
exchanges bought snd sold: drafts and feie.
graphic tTans's rs sold on tue hanks branches;
also on New YcgS, Chicago, Canada and Hong
Kong Deposits reeeived subject to check. isi-
terest paid on time deposits
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

-TU-AVC. THEATRE. Last Week
,o,, t,vcnine at 5 Matinee saturday at .
lula MARLOWE,
~ PARrnENIA IN
INGOMAR.
summarized ~ FBEN PLYMPTON
And company directed by Ariel Barney
- TN AVE. THEATRE Tonight at 8.
D pEnF In his Grand Iilu,,rltd Lecture.
Cro,iWTTI I IRELAND THE EMERALD ISLE.
CRONWiIL IRELAND THE FMERALD ISLE.
prices a5r. SOC. ~. iioN office op,n SUNDAY. IL
odd REGIMENT RECEPTION.
- METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE,
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 10. 1890.
TICKETS. -.
ON sale no Brcnton0s, Union square; 1ysons, Flfth
Avenue Hotel Major w. Il Pryor. IS rarkave. ex-
Lieutenant, olonel u. :. brown lhon asst. "A
juant ". Il. smith. Consolidated Exchange %
Broadway: Major W. V. King. Cotton ~
change and Of all the members OF
the Regiment.
Boxes. A. Wilkinson. National Express. lao Broadway
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
financial.
AP0SITIVElY SAFE 6 PER CENT.
5O-Year First Mortgage Gold Bond
financial.
OF TIE
SPOKANE FALLS AND NORTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY,

issued the Of 10000 per mile. Interest payable
January and July.
The undersigned are now placing the balance OF the
bonds that for sale.
This road Is finished and running from Spokane Falls
to the Columbia River and j. already earning NET more
than the fixed charges.
Boats will soon be placed on the Columbia River, which
VIII connect with the Canadian Pacific Railway Company
the additional traffic from which, it Is expected VIII!
double the present carnlncs.
large business is row derived from the hne agri-
cultural valley OF the Coylilc also fOm lumber lme
granite and silver This portion Of the new state
Of Washington IS growing very rapidly. The company
owns eleven acres Of terminal property IN the city Of
spokane Falls which is very valuable The unprcc' dented
growth Spokane Iall, the metropolis Of the Eastern
rortion Of ue Sta,0 Is indication Of the present
and future value Of the road.
We unhcstatnsy recommend these bonds 10 our Trends
as very desirable and o the cheapest investments
and likely to 60 to a HIGH premium
GRANT BROTHERS. SO BROADWAY
TURNER, MANUEL & CO.. 35 WHILST
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
United States Trust Co., Trustee.

The General Mortgage dated May I. 1889 under which
the bonds offered covers all the railway
property and franchises Of the company subject % prior
The object OF this mortgage unity the
Conn anys debt. take OF its current liabilities
and to provide for future extensions OF It's lines
and for additions 10 and Improvements Of !tS property
Only the above s6,00000O Bonds have far been
issued under this mortgage, which issue made in
mbur>ement of the amounts expended in constructing
several extensions OF the total length about 7s miles
which not covered by any mortgage and
her expenditure in taking up and paying $4,000 900
Of the First Mortgage Bonds Chicago Evanston
and Lake superior Hallway ComIanythc sole lien upon
all the property and franchises OF n dOubcrack suburban
railroad about II miles in length having independent
entrance into and very valuable terminal tcs the
city Of Chcago-which line had been previously acquired
by the Chicago. Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway Com
pany and Is covered by the General Mortgage first
lien.
An amount OF sleI $40 900 Of the General Mortgage
Bonds is by the terms Of the MORTGAGE reserved retire
dollar for dollar funded Indebtedness and
further issues Of General MORTGAGE Bond, only be
made under restrictions specified in the mortgage
Coupon Bonds may be registered IN The owners name
and may DE rerccstcrcd 10 baror the bonds may De
permanently REGISTERED by Of the coupons
when interest viii become payable quarterly.
During the five years ending Jan l. lss9 the company
has pad on it, capital stock cash dividend, amounting to
sl4 296 53s 95.
The NET EARNINGS for 1859 show a considerable
increase those Of the preceding year having been
after dcducting taxes for the first eleven months
sS13s CAB s. increase tho period Of s,S
Of 81, 76l 357 90.
Copies Of the mortgage and official statements q the
company from which the above data have been taken
giving fuller details financial and physical
condition. Will be furnished upon application.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

~. MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 20 ,,,,s
ndb,iar 5ri sforS TILE PRINCE AND THE PAU ti S.
t,,+a j.i.ie I.,s.,c dramntlZed by NJ A!DN pa
ard nrcscntrd urdar the ,tage direction ot
Dl,d iaSco. scenery anS costumes de,,sle9 ,9 ~
" H. Day. Il the Lyceum IheaLi. ,p',lr.a'' II ~ ~
by Daz!ln. sc.aery laated oy Matt No gan mmusl:
by H. Puerner An efficient cast Of Characters
ID
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Dipi0cn0 y oilcce.

f-ilblbl ~ NbAtAbD'
THE MISSOURI Pacific RAILWAY co.
DINIuEND SO 5S.
S4N-i Jf.k, D-.cn.her l. 1889.
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one PER
~ CENT fht 0ll 'd --0. 0 '..- company las itlh
ti' been der.af Ias''- on J'n.l'r 10 lS+' .,'
$50 3 o'co.. .. ara r.0i..l on " cac,lay jan.
4 -. CALrF Tr.a-arr
EDISON ELECTRIC MLrNfNATING co. OF NLw.
NNLh.
10 AID i BI.DAD.sI, NIW-YOR6.
January o. 1900
II He REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
L Of one p,f cl.f on the lapal stock ~ rli, cone
lanv E, q d. it.. ff- i- .' ~.
az p. n.. ana lto. o " .n-a.. .fl'l q. i-'o.
D. D.. >NiuNN. It1-4..r.
ClTIzLNs, INstEANOa COMPANY o. ALWloRK.
''' -. ..h. Jan . $500
So iElRENP,TA Nj s. ii,iiro3 N ~, 9i !. liHit IT,
au la,.-e-, Dt.t.al u IlI .tl A>D b HALE rLR
tl.NT o. t.. E.-....4 lLad. fH.I f.lHi
D. 20 FtEti.i. ..t.'afr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR S5.OOO.CO0 or THE ABOVE CHICAGO. MIL.
WAUKEE AND ST PAUL RY co. PER CENT
GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS or 1888 At
THE PRICE or % Upper CENT And ACCRUED
INTEREST. THESE BONDS AL LISTED ON TIE
NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED OF THURS
DAY. JAN. 16. UNTIL O'CLOCK p NJ. THE RIGHT
BEING RESERVED TO Reject ANY APPLICATION
AND TO AWARD \ SMALLER AMOUNT THAN AP-
Piled FOR.
A SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE or THESE BONDS
WILL BE MADE II LONDON BY ME~sR~. SPEYER
BROTHERS. AND IL FRANKFORT on IHE-ItIN
BY MIR. LAZ. ~PEYER EILIs>EN,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
Ccrturcs an mcc!iass.

II, HE ANNUAL DINNER of the Yale Alumni
Association win take place at Delmoa!co's, 2Osh'st
and 5th.aNc on Friday. Jan. l7th, az hafp1St p m.
Tickets s6 each. may ho obtliagd fton WM 4. CoFP'
rca.u,or No II Rload.st. Hon. Chauncey NJ. Delew.
President will preside and speeches are expected IRON
President Dwight and others
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

FcIu Uante>.
IGENTs WANTED We have au original plan 100 dcol-
y ne with uur agents. NhI.h thtt -l'atf appreciate
furnish them Wh amy quantity ol our 'aiaiuAu'0 Miih
fl.Ir mann. exclusive agents Tor ilfif
fnuut, Nt,Yf- merely 60 that thc t01lofn'N
,rc IoprTs -tbut,d and tr result i- marvellous. an
ts.u also establish large halt tiddr
Fun particular, mailed r,c' pi " ''ii- h -t' l
IISItN PAYNE co. I''ti' creek Mich. -
WISH no EMPLOY a few laln, on salary t. nle
l cnal-c az my business az tlc homo. I.lshli 'tF1
f.,.O lnaflns ami hrl thfu. Mag sln week. ic-
cu,. eyel cool Dl, for pert tine Aidc- with stanp.
MI MARION WALKER. Lou sNll,, k}.
ANTED.-Iadic, aud gentlemen in city or country
w WISHING fo earn q q day 40 ih"ir own homes .
ro cnr,a-- nr: wola furnished ,nl clt ly maj Any d1
trucr. Adde'S With stamp CENNIAIlAt-D IhoIO
co. ~ West tth,f. Cincinnati. ONO
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
STEAMBOATS,.

EIHUWUUUI9.
LII FARES REDUCED VIA STONlNG-
~ ID% IINi.-rh. Inside route. boston. -; ProyI-
oruc, q. - Worcester - %. steamers leave new Pier
t6 y A.. block above canal.st., at 80 y. M.
sundays excepted.
NALL El\ER LINE.-Boston, $500, for
4 ui,Jcla-, limited tcAct.. IAHlN NEpl tLD 10
I'LL rDlNI Leave pier oS. y. r. foot 90 Murr1y-etJ
Mo-. !ay. ONLY y. ui tSubdny trips viii nc
,,n."a ,ary n NprilI Connection hy Annex boat from
uIo.t y snd I,r.ty Clty at 90 Steamers Pl III.
IAN and PROVIDENCE IN commission. An Orchestra
each ~ amer.
NJ EW-HANEN.-Steamci leave Peck Slip
~ pier - H. r. az 3 p m. ani II p. sundays ex'
ceptd Steamers arrive La tine fo ttan' hoth ana e''t
NJ ORWICH LlNE-FAVORITE INSIDE
~ KOUTE-Fares reduced to Boston. %; Worcester.
fe corresponding reductions al points East Steamer.
fold North River foot oil Wats 81
ineIs pier Goye Desbrosses.st Ferry. daily. Sundays
excepted. at 80 y. IA. q. W. bhApl' AE"h'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Times" The performance FAR better than the original
production" .,,
Herald" Lillian Russell looked more than usually
charming. She brilliantly and acted with sufficient
Journal" welcomed home again with flowers and pen
tlful applause" .
World Judging from the reception accorded last even
ing. another long may be predicted"
Admission 80 Cents. SCAT reserved weeks N advance