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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
WAS THE ALARM DELAYED ?
A RUMoR ABOUT THE BIG FIRE IN BROAD
WAY.
THE AUTOMATIC ALARM WAS NOT TRUSTED, 1T

.
Is saba LIST OF THE ASSURANCES.
The insurance companies which had risks the
building, stock and fixtures ruined In the fire at No
392 Broadway, Tuesday night, are investigating
a rumor that there considerable delay before the
fremen got 10 the fire, because the alarm which
rng by the automatic alarm not sent to the Fire
Headquarters Immediately. The Offices of the New
York Automatic Alarm Company are at No. 292 Broad
Many false alarms have been sounded from the
building that burned account of the gas. which
ran the temperature up TO the degree necessary to
ring the alarm. The fremen were called out so
often that they found fault and before an alarm
turned in on the Fire Department wires Tuesday
evening, man sent a to the building
from the Office Of the Automatic Alarm Company. 1t
is said to if there really fire. He got there
in time to turn in alarm the box at Whte-st and
Broadway. If this story is proved TO be true. the
Insurance companies WILL II is said the Automatic
Alarm Company for the amount of the assurances
The following is list OF the companies which had
risks the buildings and their contents. with the
amounts:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
FIVE SHAwLs IMPORTED As MAcAROyT.

Custom House Inspectors sherman and Zimmerman
Yesterday discovered rather and clever scheme
10 wade the tariff. number Of boxes and bag, Of
acaroni had been landed from the Anchor Line ship
bolivia which arrived here from Mediterranean
ports on Monday. During the handling. one OF the
boxes fell and broke open. IL, contents being
srewn about the pier. To the surprise OF all pres MT
several fine shawls appeared, and sherman and Tim
norman Immediately began an investigation, which
resulted I'm the seizure Of 40 boxes and tn bags.
Tho goods all consigned in transit to Chicago.
The affair will be siftcd 10 the bottom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
TIE HUDSON COCNTY Fra UDS.
END OF THE RBcoUNT-wHAT THE INvbsIl"A'
TION HAS REVEALED.


TIoY HAS REVEALED.
Trenton March 5 (spcciaD.-Each member OF mo
committee TO investigate the Hudson County ballo'
box frauds drew a sigh Of relief TO-DAY whch 'he
secretary announced that all the ballots had been III
spected The Xth and last Assembly district OK
amined was OF the cleaDcs. ana therefore INC
work Of the committee was speedy. Before the wee
hawken box was opened. the famous Mayor OF the
place Simon Kellv put on the stand ne Is 4
Democratic committeeman and never fails I" sho" UP
al the Town Hall election day. Ihat Is "hei"
the Weehawken rolls are located. MI hchS s""'o
that he knew nothing about jokers' at all lie mad
never seen or heard Of them until they developed
nv This Investigation. lie shown large and small
ballots on the string taken ont OF the "echa"hv'
box The small tickets were not " )okcrs' ana Hc
was asked why ballots different from thc Er1e
regular ones were issued. THE printers faIl'' NJ
made reply "Our printer isn't supplied with paper
cutting machine and got the tickets all sizes
Mr. Kelly was next asked whether boatinen TEN
porarilv in port were allowed 10 vote, and he SAID
that they were not. No could vote IN Nccia"hch
unless he had the right to do So lie Encw nearly
every voter personally and did the election oicer'
and repeating or other frauds would be stopped al
once For that reason they have no challenscrs In
Weehawken. -
Did the Prohibtonists have worKers al inc poliS
inquired Mr.. Corbn
NO. was Mr. Kcllys reply. "You see. faint
much Of prohibition town. I'm Prohibiton't my
sef-about the only one in Wcehawken, that Is, /
don't drink but I'm not crank enough to vote that
ticket" 49,
The following figures show the vote IN each Assembly
district as returned officially and as found BIZ the re
count:
District I-orcial returns, for Mcdonald, 2S2o for
STUN. az. -. O ... e.., q.
B.,[ss IMe bc%aa 2Ss s sa1@' 90
District N.-Mc Donald. Less stuir, @.o,V
District Wine Donald, 2,51l otuhr. @,ooo;
District NII.-McDonsid, 2,1e9, Sjunr, jon.
district VIII.-McDonald, 2O29; siunr, loo'
District TX Nc Donald. 2.2t3 Stuhr, J, SuS
Di.trict X-McDOnald 2,45o Stuhr, ,slo .,.,-
Total-Nc Donald, "A, e-2 stuhr, Dos McDohads
t,rffv =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
Made His Life a Burden.

nave nad scOfula untl It made my ne DuFd sn5
was nexpressibly miserable sick weak seepiess ana
unhappy desiring that the short time which seemed 70
have been this earth wOuld hASteh 70
an end / tired Doctors treatment and medicine, and
travel but OF those did good for the sciouis
grsduay grew worse. One ply scian. whom travelled
hr TO see, and whom paid sl5c gave up he oa ne
took pniy swifrs SPECIFIC IS S. 81 -Four bottles Of
that medcine cured me for the past four years
nave had as excellent health and am rs free from
"Sesse - "'"''' r. NELSON, Fremont. Neb
Treauss oo Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
uJr HIS PTPIL ON THE HEAD WITH A BELL

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday George Stein.
son. a teacher in Grammar School No. 20. at Green
wich and Rector sts.. charged with assault By one
Of his pupils Donald G. Bow Of No. 26 whitohsllst
Row said his cher hit him the head with brass
hell and he displayed cut In his scalp Win sever
Stitches In H. sir stclnson said the boy tried To butt
him In the stomach The case was adjourned unit
10 day and Mr. stcinson held In $500 ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
TO COURT MARTIAL LIEUTENANT STEELE.

Chicago, March 5.-Major-Generl Crook, command
ING the Division Of the Missouri, has issued special
order convenng a court-martial TO meet in this city
on March Il. to try Second Lieutenant Matthew F.
Steele OF the ath Cavalry. The court martial is the
outgrowth OF the Imprisonment in the military prison
81 Fort smelling Of Private Dell. L. Wild.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

terms the Board intends building new armory foI
the 9th Regiment The owners II IS underSt0od wsn a
300 600 but the Board will not 60 above $3.50 900.
The Board authorized the lease Of the list Regm, II
armory az Forty -hfthst. and Broadway for $1,000
a year-a reduction Of $500 Inc latter anlouh.
represented the lease of the part formerly occupied
by the I'd battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
fingered Between Life
and Death,

Mrs A.. q highly cultivated ana est,
maLie lady OF Prescott Ark under date OF April
o. 1883 During the sumner OF 1857 my eyes became
fltarpe d and ms and liver almost hopeless
oisorderd Nothing ate agreed with me ~, took
desrai red by my family. The leading ply 81
the country consulted and the medicines administered
by them never did any permanent good and ] fingered
between life and death the latter being preferable 10
me apones I enduring. In May, 1855, pee ahe
disguised with physicians and their medicines drcpgd
them all and depended solely Swifrs Specnc g. D ol
few bottles OF which made me permanently weii-wen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
POLAND WATER.

The medicinal qualities Of which have no equal Ia inc
United States Europe make 1t for those In search o.
health unequaled. The sales OF this worldieno"hed
water double those Of all the springs a. Saratoga
combined.
NFW.yORK DEPOT 1914 NASSAU ST. Tribune Building.
Send for circulars. HIRAM KICKER Y SoNo'
LOOK OUT FOR INVITATIONS
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4. d c. Meyer. on stock

on fixtures Greenwich $500.
The actual loss TO the insurance companies on inc
stock will foot up TO S172,4oO
II was stated yesterday that Chief McG ana the
other fremen who injured at the fire were DONG
well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06
ARTHUR BALFOUR,
SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT,
JOHN MORLEY,
HENRY LABOUCHERE,
CHARLES BRADLAUGH,
SIR CHARLES RUSSELL.

The ADORE are among the "Comin.
Men IN England" whoSe political PROF.
ects are discussed IN a brilliant article
Jy Justin McCWthy, ". p, IN March
Number of " The North 1merican Re.
yiew,' mhich also contains contributions
of extraordinary interest by Senator
Morrill, Speaker Reed, er-Speaker Car
Hsle, Col. MgersOl, Edward Bellamy
Geo. Westinghouse, dr., p. I. Barmum
and Gen. Nelson A. Miles. Price so
cents. For sale ere,ywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-06

Chicago, March 5.-The following communication
has been received by the Associated Press:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

l. the most important crisis Of a
woInan's life. itOccurs usually between
forty and nifty years OF age. Tie
woman who passes Il III sattey N.ll 10 al
probability live many years, enjoying
the best health OF her life. The slight
est neglect or mismanagement means
untold wretchedness the rest OF her
days. Peru-na is the fayoTite remedy
IN these cases, as IL not only pallates
the dlsagreeable symptoms during the
trying ordeal, but guards the system
from the many chronic ailments which
are liable TO set III, Pe-Tu-na promptly
relieves the nervousness, sleeplessnesS,
thrObbing, hemorrnage, rush Of blood
70 the head, palptauon, indigestion
painful menstruauOn, leucOrrh@a, and
faint spells, from which most OF these
patients suffer. ltacts rs a preventive
against dropsy, heart disease, enlarge
ment of the liver. and kidney diseases,
which are so frequently acquired at
this time. No one passing through this
unavoidable epoch ought to be without
Pe-ru-na, for IL is IN every particular
adopted TO the different phases of Il,
and contains no opium Or other narcot-
&c. An instructive lecture 20 women IA
this condition by Or. :. b. Hartman
sent free by the Peruna Medicine Com
pany OF Columbus, Ohio,
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

aoa Harrl-t a,.-.-a ua1le1 IS on ost,
a-rivsI ~ 49, f.etoTy SslAsaa 60
ser bed - - ln detail the prooess of
eAeess- u zlziax ~ath al tie ..zss q "a
cd haad - he buslDess He xeut
sroua3 in q very oonn1entiAl manner. .
sXzIalning the ten pefati-fe 81 TIE ullk
Ia tie l4rze scodsn FAsa Tie oeeese- f
presses. etc., closely crll-~-slag say lit
tls detect
'-Tssts tais be sad - Johnston al
nyselt producing s-Hl-s - nes
cheese. .ThsEs ny oSn m-n 2iscEase. F
~ lat Do Yaa thlnk u itf' ne bOIh
pronounced i Yery Ene, except that Il
zseded axe.
THIS side Of sallivan's character ss
seFtainly nes = ne - the time And
found be hsd gained full knowledge u
the art OF cheese making b. La close Oh
ssrvasion froa day % a2y derived by
dropping into the tactory Tor TIE want
perhaps, of better amusement The
fact Is" said John l.. when se were
leaving the factory. i can make -
good cheese as most any body, and II
give up fighting may be il go into the
business myself some OF these me
days. How would John l. sullivan
champion cheese 20 on the msrketY"
IT might knock out the English
cheese" / answered. Why don't you
Try it?"
There arc few men who care less for
the value OF money than John L sulli-
al 80 fr 30 sar
IL He has undoubtedly made more
money and made II easier than any
other pugillst that has ever lived, and
spent IL with 3 very liberal hand. To
say that he has fairly thrown away
fifty or sixty thousand dollars In year
20 his friends and followers would DO
no exaggeration l remember an Incl
dent that happened in a swell uptown
CAFE in New York shortly after the big
fellows sickness. He was about fnan-
cially wrecked ~ the time
A wealthy young clubman who was a
great admirer of the champion knew Of
this fact and hunted him up in the cafe.
John l.. for some strange reason did not
fancy his admiring wealthy friend, FOR |
noticed he treated him in very indif-
ferent manner. This, however, did not
seem to have any effect on the young
sport. for the first chance he got he
rather surprised me by pulling forth
five hundred dollars in fifty-dollar bills
and Offering them 70 Sullivan, saying:
Here, John, is the dust; want you to
have IT."
NO, / don't want il, thank YOU"
but insist, John you must Why,
bless your soul, you can't go broke while
| I'm well-heeled
Still Sullivan refused. Finally be
agreed to accept fifty dollars, which he
/ slapped on the bar and ordered the bar
keeper 70 put up that many dollars
worth of wine for the crowd.
This reckless action of Sullivan fairly
| Mortified the swell clubman. He stood
| spcechless looking the big fellow over.
/ When he recovered later on he offered
Sullivan the remainder OF the Doodle.
/ but the latter refused.
We'll" he said, John, you're the
! greatest puzzle Iever met with"
Although Sullivan was fairly broke,
/ he wanted TO show that rich young man
/ his contempt for his money. These are
few incidents in the career OF the
/ greatest and strangess character the
world has ever seen in the prize ring.
ARTHUR T. LUMLEY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
SUILlVAN'S ODDITIES.
some True Stories About the Champion.
Never Before seen I'm Print
ICOPYRIGIrT. 1SO1

The greatest pounding I ever re-
.cived in my life" said John L. Sui
ivan 20 me ono day recently while re-
sailing incidents Of his life on tho road,
was near Wilkesbarre, Pa a COM
mit.eo from Celtic society waited on
me and offered three hundred dollars to
me II I would simply sit on z platform
a: their annual picnic TO be held in o
neit thboring grove IN few days l
thought il was a dead cinch and agreed
% show UP on the festive occasion.
Along in the afternoon on tho appoint
I'd day | made my appearance at the
-rOvo. AS soon as tho crowd recognized
me they swooped down on me in a body
with welcome that almost smothered
me. was pulled. dragged and finally
hustled to tho platform in the most
lively manner.
II felt as though I had passed through
q cyclone and / believe nv clothes
looked as though they had Then for
three Of tho longest hours of my life,
they pounded me on the back. hit me
good. hard punches IN the stomach. rung
my hands almost Of ne. stepped all
over nv feet poured beer. wine. liquor
and lemonade down ny neck. OF course
they were all good fellows-the best
in the world Strong, honest farmers
and miners. gooi-ustured and fall Of
fun. but IL vas Tho toughest Struggle of
ny life would rather fight tuo or
three ring fFhts than 20 through an
other such experience. Why. when
was covered with black and blue spots
from the porndinEs 7 received from tho
vhole-souled crowd that ranted - let
me- know 7 vas welcome that afternoon Pc
Wien The big chaup pion vas training
really very hard last SUMNER on Nal-
doons farm a. Belfast y +. for his
Frea. battie with Kilrsin 20 foari his
every day rural lie rather tireso--o
This quiet country SPOT rad vorv few
charms Tor sullivan. be- loves avrl To-
mont sra thercfors much prefers %
live rizht i1 -te heart % q big -i ty.
Nu'doon's tr1se star ts i- n -vcee6
in0i7 lonely -orne~ - the r~a+t7 Gown
directly opuoslse fsrlorsi-z grave.
rar1. thst made the 80 fc .'ow feel sisf
every time De- looked s-ross enc rad.
Hs -old ne 10 ttcurht 30 ~oui1 e
--ssv the f-st fe~ n.zhta 30 was ~
fhsre. f-r the-e va nobody ar-u~d he
krrw er~cr+ Mridoen. as to V-~t 81
tra --i En- ere ~fioke~s Dnf after " 81
Css-v a0s Els frte~8 ard t-si--4s r-a-
ax~r 1seE Ha~nitA efle~staf sfth a .n
BE- he~are RI srh r.rrr -e~ ta-tr
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
BEATS THE SEA-SERPENT.
4 Winged Monster That Two Ranclimcn
Killed IN y Desert.

4 Winged Monster That Two R.nclimcn
Killed il Desert.
a winged monster resembling n huge
alligator, with an extremely elongated
tail and an immense pair Of wings, was
found on the desert between Wheta&one
and Huaobuca mountains last Sunday by
two ronchers who were returning home
from tho HCachncas, says tho Tomb
stone (A. IT, Epitaph. Tho creature
was evidently exhausted by long fight,
and when discovered was able TO fy but
short distance alta time.
After the first shock OF wild amaze
ment had passed the two men, who were
on horseback and armed with ,'inches-
ter rites, regained courage to pursue
the monster, and after an exciting chase
Of several miles succeeded in getting
near enough to open fire with their RI
fes, wounding it. The creature then
turned on the men, but owing 70 its ex-
hauste1 condition they were able TO
keep out Of its way. and after a fow
well-directcd shots the monster partly
rolled over and remained notionlcss.
Tho men cautiously approached, their
horses suort!ng With terror, ana found
that the creature was dead.
They then proceeded 70 mako al ex-
animation. and found that it measured
about ninoty-two feet in length and
tho greatest diameter was about fifty
inches. Tho monster had only two
feet, thoso being situated a short dis
tanco in front Of where tho wings joined
70 the body. Tho head. as near as thcy
could Judge. was about eight feet long;
tho jaws wcro thickly set with strong,
sharp teeth It's eyes we're as large a.
dinne--plate. and protrudoi about
half way from the head. They had somo
/ difficulty in measuring The wings, as
they wore partly folded under the body
but finally got ono straightened sufi-
cicRtly 70 get measurement Of = feet,
making he total length from tip % tip
about 100 feet Tie wings were com
. poeod of thick and nearly transparent Z
membrane. arG ere devoid ~ feathers
or hair Tho skin ~ ;he body was com
F psrativolT smooth and easily penetrated
F BIZ bullet
The men cut o<T q snail portion oi the
F tp oi one wi1- and took u home wi
F them. Late last night one OF them A.
. rived in thls city for supplies and -
make the necessary preparations "a
SKIN tie creature. wbe7 the hide will b
sent Last for examination hy the chi
ncnt sclcnttefs of the da~.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

49, se-nlleE T1o5e q IS 40
A-sw sze na- Eaex 5esssrs bat there
Is l-r1ls 1a1bs trzs thess iafalQas ~
rz-Es l1oa 11a N-9 tor -1rss years Las
s. - .e-a4adea 4aa --ssas eoaq 1sred
q. tlllsles s-eh - leS lel sFsr 14Es
La 81 ea1ollL Lsr. srs..ses- sense cf i1-
dt.rn4uan iu his breast Aor sas rhls
il1lzualon uslL6sd - als 50 hssa 4ent
tl---re to el-e-t pop-lsE Interest lpon
t1e lecture platform, tL4s f4ll4rs beng
largely Brought 410ut - the adverse
q. lL-tsus refarred To- H. Elst be con
f.sse1 however that Stanley - thzE
t.1-e Eas lot csiealztet - establish =
sacceas a. . pzblle speaker He sEer-
clsed n9 personal a4gnetisnas his treat
mzls ~ the Subject II African travel
49, Geographical. statistical aad dry
Tlere aere bis u description here and
there. shlch. eloqaeAsly delivered.
Would have aroused enthusiasm. bgt
they cane from aim Win cosal1on place
eEscr and The audiences dispersed feel
iug lttle better ssrIsGed than Il they
lad spsat the evenlng studying map
% Africa or going through 2 museum q
equatorial c-riosities
An Offset - these disappointment =
was o. ID found IN the social honor5
thas our best citizens GA every hand de-
sired % pay Llm strange 70 say. how
ever stanley rarely showed TO sdvan-
tlgs ID any public gathering In .
tarong of ladies' an gentlemen be was
painfully lirllent and shy, while in tho
sa-.ety u tao or three chosen spirits ho
xas q delightful companion, conversing
with easo and charmfal grace such as
those Who enjoyed these condolences
Eiu never forget
There vas one residence IN New YORK
where - AS especially welcome and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
fupcpsy.

That is what you ought 10 have; in
fact, YOU must have il, 10 fully enjoy
life. Thousands are searching for il
daily, and mourning because they find
it not. Thousands upon thousands of
dollars are spent annually by our peO-
pie IN the hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet i may be had by
all We guarantee that Electric Bittcrs,
Is used according TO directions and the
use persisted in, will bring you Good
Digcstionand oust the demon Dyspepsia
and install instead Eupepsy. We rec
ommend Electric Bitters Tor Dyspepsia
and all diseases OF Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. Sold at soc and 81 per bottle
by Peck Bros, Druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
A scrap of Paper saves Her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of
wrapping paper, bat il saved her hfe.
She was IN the last stages Of consump-
ton, told by physicians that she was
ncurable and could live only a short
time; she weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece OF wrapping paper
She read of Dr. Kings New Discovery,
and got sample bottle; II helped her.
She bought large bottle, il helped her
more, bought another and grew better
fast, continued It's use and il now
strong. healthy, rosy, plump, weighing
40 pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp 10 W. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
smith. Trial Bottles of tins wonderful
Discovery 10 cents, at Peck Bros Drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
Hold to the Light.

The man who tells you contidentially
Just what will cure your cold i pre-
scnbing Kemp's Balsam tins year. In
the preparation of this remarkable
medicine for coughs and colds no eK-
pente is spared to combine only the
best and purest ingredients. Hold n
Bottle of Kemp's Balsam TO the light
and look through Il; notice the bright,
clear look; then compare il with other
remedies. Large bottles at all drug
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Mrs WinslGw'F Soothing Syrup shoulf A.
vavs usnd for children feethipE il sYothes
the chiif. Foftcns tho gurs a.iay9 AZ pain.
crrrs uiHd collie. ana is the best remedy for
diarrh0ea = Cepts q BEETLE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
pucklen,s Arnica saIve

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhenm, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns and all skim eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, OF 10 pay required.
1t is guaranteed 10 give perfect ssusfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DIysiOn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Stated by II. b. Cocnran, druggist
Lancaster, Pa. Haqe guaranteed over
800 bottles Of Burdock Clood Btters for
dyspepsia, sour stomach, bsliOus attacks
liver and kidney trouble.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01


Stanley las been -lder en-
garement q marriage. liaeaslY sweet
beast aoN tFes % AeE York CITY,
aal cla actacan snE .5r her sAs highly
roa.anac.
a .eu years ago he xas only plain
naasuaoer m4A, p.oUing 1ls Eay
Through tte usual fegortorial yieissl-
tldaa. lal soaa ~ us sslll well reuem-
ser ra rale- 1e4a.le.s follow aho,
aIsaa.el scclaI With The crowd.
earaeo-ed et.a Laoks of s-eelr % his
friends To-day re "a houorct among the
priaes of enc worlds be- left us young.
~ corona. l.aefl 80 has returned co
elgu.1.-ou prell. .tarely ogd exhausted
e1t p -vnlc-4l because ~ a woman
Courern.lg bis early carecr. stanley
las been e4asq sqc-atlns.y reucent. bat
saol1l has leaked out from one source
aad tuotaer o. warrant Gao assertion
vaal at aulusat men be-an life under
less r-o1lalag conditions than those
Walsh surrounded ham I'm ais youth. Ns
knoH cha. ae was bora ln Denbigh.
W4l=B La tle gear 1850. -nac bis parents
we.e lbFcr.v poor, and un-u the age
ef tA.r-ren che boy was practically a
uatuc cl-r~a EVsu a. ibis early ago
however. lo exhibited tho sturdy traits
fnat have charac torized bis later years
ia father beias dead tnd his mother
having remarked. home thereafter be-
came a 14tei-l spot on account of bis
brutal treatment by . ncw master
Naturally urighI h9 picked up hero
und there bits 90 useful know edge and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01
70 Mother

For disordcred liver try Bcccbam's
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-01

Pears Soap is the most elegant tolo
adjunct