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Court CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sunrcme Court--(itneIaI lerm-Kecrss continued.
Sui1r.uc Court AUTHORIZATIONS beach, J-Motion
calendar Nos. 1 10 SO, called AZ II o'clock.
Supreme court-Special Tcrm-PaIts L and u.-Ad.
Ure,e ~Lrcuit-Part I-Adlourned until October
- Supreme Court-CircuIt-Parts ii, III and IV-Ad.
" surrocates Court-Bcfore Ransom. S,-For probate
WINS OF j. j. Hiokert Mortz OchS NJ a Brown. John
Vonl Catbarne Moore John Dorbalc at 10 a. IN c. NJ
Wenovcr John schneider Patrick Carney Charles Grow
law Rafcllo Eunu John Krascr. X. w. Datkcn II. A..
sherwood g. 4. Marsh, Agnes Burns, Catharnc Moore.
iacobnc Boom e.. 49, Mckenney, II. NJ Scheielin Hugh
anita A. Dowdcn NJ. 4. 7. Arnold, VI. Dobson at 10 80
III.
SUPERIOR Court-Specal Tefm-Detore Dugro, J.-Mo.
tions a., IN,
lourted for the term.
" ON mon Pleas-tienera Term-Adjourned for trrn.
Common Pleas-Special Term-BcfOre Bookstavcr, j
Common Pleas-Trial Term-Parts l and II-Adiourned
the term.
CITY Coutt-Speclal Tcrm-Bcfore Van wick J.-Motons
CITY COurt-Irlal Term-Parts i, II, III and IV-Ad.
ourncd for the term.
Court ~ General SessiOns-Parts /, IL and III.-Ad'
lourned for the term.
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THE LAST GENERAL APPRAISER NAMED.
THADDEUs S. sHAREETTs, OF MARYLAND.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE
NEW board.

Washington I!ly 30 (speciaD-The last vacancy on
the Board Of General Appraisers. created by the 'nS
toms Administration bill, was filed this atJnoon the
appointment going to Thaddeus ,. shafrets OF Mary
land Mr. SharIctts has been In the customs service
at the port OF Baltimore for many years, ana during
the Cleveland Administration WAS made one OF cie
auprasers there. HIS nomination was asked b>
near, all the leading business men OF Baltimore ana
senator German and other prominent Democrats sup
ported his candidacy. lie is "a Democrat In poNu'''
The appointment Is received here with sausi"c'!oi
and will no doubt prove highly deserving one. Inc
General Appraisers are 10 meet In New-forK CITY
this week The senate this afternoon confirmed inc
nomination Of Mr. ShaIretts
secretary Window has issued circular 10 ooiIcc'o'
and other officers Of the customs, as follows
ON and after the first day OF August, pFox.' ano
until otherwise directed, the general Appraisers pr"
vided for in the Act Of June 10. l7JO VII! Dc .tA'Do
a, the mort OF New York, with General ApPdi'c'
George {. Tlchcnor In charge 40, ,.,
Collectors az other ports VIII advise inc DsPhlt
ment Of the appeals 70 Teapp dlscneht 81 I.' 1,
~nectiy. pogts, when general appraiser viii U1
assigned 10 the duty Of rropprdisemchl ,,.,,
Advertisement Dis tTicts VIII hereafter De estdOs'''
and General aUpIalsers assigned u Their charge.
ME Board Of three general appraiser asslshed u
durv at the port OF New YORK VIII consist o, "eIrla
Appraisers George II. sharpe, henderson ~ So"'e'
villc and Charles ii. Ham. 49,. .,..o
An additional Board Will be created Wheh Ie4ITeu
by the needs OF the service
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Tried Remedy for Biiiousness.

Those suffer from disorder nactIon Of the liver
will get the upper hand Of the unruly long
they such irrational remedies blue pills, calOme
and podophyln. tried and popular medicine
ostetters Stomach Bitt6rs. they expect relief with
certainty Of obtaining It, The influence OF tho Bitters
upoa the great hillary gland Is direct powerful and speed
fly felt The relief afforded is not spasmOdIc, but COM
plete and permanent The saowness Of the skin furred
appcarancc tongue Indigestion costivcness head
ache nausea pains through the right side and shoulder In
fact every accompaniment Of the obstinate complaint
entirely and promptly removed by course Of this ines
Unable medicine. behalf Of which testimony is
SANITY enanatng from every quarter and from all classes
Il koslsf-
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NOMINATIONS by THE PRESIDENT.

Washington, July Bottle President to-day sent to
the senate the following nominations:
Louis Desmarais Of Louisiana, 10 be coiner OF the
mini of the nitcd states at New orleans.
Postmasters- observation-disclosures l.. Bartlett, at
Natick.
Rhode Island-llenry H. Fay, Newport.
Connect cut Chester Johnson, Temp ,Onville.
Pcnnsylvnnia-John z. Teagarden; Waynesburg
Virglna-Thomas II. smith. Manchester.
West Virglnia-Charlcs +. Anderson, Weston.
Louisiana stephen NJ Eaton, New Orleans.
Ohio-Jonn Berger IlCRsvile william p. Bentley,
BluftOn
Mathematician ID. Lawrence Tecumsch.
Iowa Henry Clay Bulls, DEBORAH.
Mnne.o,a-Charles H. schoreeeo Sleepy Eye.
Withdawn-Mrs. Minnie y. Taylor, Hicksvlc,
Ohio, (at her requesD.
Rcgisiers Of Land Oficcrs--Edmund W. Roberts. Of
California at Sacramento: Samuel Gordon. Of Mon
tana at Miles City. Mont.
Receivers Of Public Moncys-Richard J. Monroe OF
Idaho at Lewiston. Idaho: Alexander c. Coble. Of
wyoming, at Buffalo, Wyo
Indian Agents-Daniel F. Rover. of South Dakota.
at the Pine Ridge agency. South Dakota: George
Steel Of Montana. at the Blackieet agency Montana
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sBrpwREcKED SAILORS PICKED Up.

Tho marine authorities here received intelligence
-o.,e,dav N the loss a. sea Of the bark ESper-
ann from Boston for Falmouth. Several of
the crew are supposed To have been lost
with the ship the day the Esperanln sailed away
fran Ho.tn she encountered continuous bing winds and
.,,th,, which umna:cd In the complete destruction OF
the vessel on June IL Port holes we're stove In matches
we're torn or and all portable deck fittings swept
a,av When IL was decided that the bark doomed
her captain and crew prepared IN abandon her shortly
,,er This was done rolled and sank. One II the
mall oa:, containing four Of the crew drfted from
the other, and lost Two DAYS later the Norwegian
bark Askoy picked up the other and landed them
Quebec ON Tuesday.
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Washington, july 30.-n response to n resolution
Of inquiry by the House, secretary Window las trans
mttcd letter from T.. 0. cech Director Of the Mint.
respecting the coinage OF Trade dollars into subsidiary
CON- as required by the act Of March ). 1857. Mr.
Leech says the total number Of trade dollars redeemed
under that act $50 03G Of this number G03.00D
were redeemed at Francisco, and converted Into
subsidiary coin. part only q those redeemed at
other sub Treasures has been converted into the
rest being stored In NewYork and Philadelphia. The
Director adds 1T Is the Intention OF the Depart
meut 10 coin the trade-ddllaf bullion on hand INTO
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OFFERING TWO AMENDMENTS To TIE BILL

OFFERING TWO AMENDMENTS To THE BILL
Washington. July 3O.-Seuaror George today pro
posed two amendments 10 the Tariff bill, "a separate
sections BY the first the President Is authorized To
reduce the duty rate not exceeding 20 per cent
ad valorem any imported article when II appear
that the manufacturers producers Of the same
article in this country fail or refuse 10 pay to their
workmen engaged in such production the full sum
realized in sales by them in excess Of the wholesale
price in the city Of New York, of similar and com
pcting articles made in any foreign country, such
wholesale price being diminished by reduction theIc
from of the amount OF duty said foreign article.
By the second the President is authorized TO suS-
pend for period Il ninety DAYS the collection OF duty
on any article which has become the subject OF q
trust or combination with respect 10 the sale or trans
portatiOn thereof
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AGREEING on An "oRIGINAL PACKAGE BILL

AGREEING on An ORIGINAL PACKAGE BILL
Washington, July 80 (specialJ-Ihc coIiciecS on ''c
Original Package" bill today decided To 20 BACK
10 the first form taken by this rather peraeXng pocc
~ legsIaton-that in which 1t passed the 'cHdtc
MAY 20. This narrOws the scope Of the measure 10
traffic Nh alcoholic liquors solely, leaving all otler
vexed questions arising out Of the conflict Of uNIe
stricted commerce and tie police powers OF the
states b. adjust themselves in the future The House
had substituted a bill Of a general character ioi te
Senate draft bat the conerces from the more nun cronS
branch yielded thc position entirely after talking
the matter over The conference ILL viii conse-
quently read as follows;
That all fcrmcnted, distilled or other Intoxicating
liouors or quids transported into any state or lcIf
tory for use cOusuml ton. sale o. storage snail on
arrival in such state Territory COR remaining
thcrcjn) DE subject the operation ana erect OF inc
laws OF such state Territory, enacted IN the exercise
OF the police powers TO the same cAtcnt, ana IN inc
same manner as though such liquors or liquids Lao
becn produced IN sucl state OF Territory, ana slalI
moi be exempt thcrefrOm by reason Of being INTRO
duced there in original packages or otherwise.
This bill has generally been regarded as meeting
successfully the suggestion made by the supreme
Court at the its decision was given. No broader
measure seems to be acceptable TO the majority In
tLe senate.
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STRIKES ON THIRTY SCHOOLS
THE WALKING DELEGATES RAMPANT.
TRYING TO IMPRESS THE TRUSTEES WITH

THEIR AUTHoRTY-MoRE TO FOLLOW.
The Board OF Walking Delegates is Impatient NJ
= r,eeting held at No. SO East Thireenth-st yesef-
dav il was decided TO continue to agitae the schoo
question and in its own peculiar way to make IL
mathematical whether the majority Of schools IN .ni'
ty will be able TO accommodate scholars on oepteuo
O. when they should open again after VACATION ino
session of the board long one and there was
some diversity of opinion the necessity OF orues
a general strike on all the school buildings "hcre 10
par. or alterations being made. III Was Only ai"
long discussion, in which strong feeling III ia'o
sf general strike was apparent, that IL was assercu
that every effort being made by tho'e cohud""i
who employ non.unon men to finish thelr contracts
before the conference of the Board Of Walking Delegates
with the school Trustees takes place THIS cohiechoe
* set for Monday when, 1t is hoped, some ARRANGEMENT
will be made u settle the strike. IL was thegeioIo
determined 10 make the school trustees realle inc
,ovcr of the walking delegates aud the necessity iVr
hurrying peaceful settlement OF The trouble sup
wa. conceded To the conservative deIeBa'cS W
agreeing " strike only few schools each uay' anu
with this understanding all started oil To can out INC
carpenters, painters trainers, Gas hters ana steam
filters Altogether about 300 union men went Oh suihe
in seventeen schools yesterday, which, Win those
where strikes formerly occurred, make over thirty
schools where work is delayed. They are a. follows
GRAMMAR
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A REFRACTORY POSTMASTER SUPERSEDED

Washington, July 30 (specaD.-The President TO
day nominated Henry II. Tay 10 be postmaster at
Newport. I'm place OF the refractory Official, Dir.
Brown, who the other day declined 10 comply with
some directions sent on by the Postmaster General
Mr.. Wanamakcr IT Is said, instructed Postmaster
brown 20 put additional letter carriers on his
force and Brown refused 10 do So saying that the
change was unnecessary aud inadvisablc. The
senate this afternoon confirmed Mr.. Tays nomination.
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BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington. July 3O-1he bond offerings today ag
grcgatcd 1862 900, follows:
Registered 4s-Sll .OOO $4,000. $500, $1,000,
100000, $4,000. 100000. 200 81 900. $1,000.
ST. 900 $500 100000. 5000, 1880. $1,000,
10000 S25 OOO $50 900, $4,000, $4,000 $4,000,
REGISTERED i-3s-s3 400, $500. $4,000, so,75o.
Sl3 900 al 103 "a.
All the offers were accepted.
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THE WEATHER. REPORT
ro,vc,sr TILL p. NJ. THURSDAY.

FORFCAST Till 8 T " iTtOI'111-
.,-,.,,, I,ly so-For Northern New'hhssos'
showers. cooler. ..,,.,, fair. ,ou,hreserly
,.,ras. stationary temperature. ..,,..,,
-rx Eastern NcwNorA. warmer ana falr m ~,
~" -. and cooler IN the northern souh"ese'S
winds. 49,. ro,.ov delaware Aad
Maryinnd warner. fair; southwestern ~'nas. a,
ror virginia and North Carolina, fair "'rm n ana
For south Carolina. Georgia. f''f'u-'
T"n,,,ona Eastern Texas Tennessee ken'"'S'
,,..ou4 and Arkansas, fair.
ror Ohio Indiana Illinois and Iowa fair
For Michigan and Wisconsin showers WIN ,r.,.
-, western Pennsylvania snd Wet virginia "''"'
iaiI 80 vestern Ncw.Yort showers 1890, ., h,shu
i r Minnesota and the Dakocas far sato'''
tomperaturc I'm. .,a,torarv ~ lower temperature.
Eor Kansas and Colorado, cooler, with sho"ef''
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n,-rs ov THE CEDAR POINT CLUB.

s,uea.n,k Conn July 80 tspccia'i-Ihe Wis" o' '"'
>.,,york Yacht Racing Association to'a'S VS. -,
..on Of a special yacht race by the ''Ds' i'n' Il.
''. o,er the clubs triangular course oil hl'se" -.
80 -, ,,.ro remnants offered by The elno i"s
Inv ~ - rho winner In each class beins-'A
,o.. Rival Of greenwich; class 2 Dephu'e S'' -.
Ada. class l. Rival of sausatncN' u'er a. = q, 50
1,n.,,,,v being > 81 "a. 20:lt, 2I- ~ w -
rrspo''',' ,,,eo lanes X Crofut. s. > DAYTON ana
"' S,odford. acted. a, judges W. NJ Thomas 'As
J. Il; Cannon tlmekeepers
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PIGEON sHoOrTyC HArCH AT LONG BRANCH

Astmrv Park. July 30 CSpecial.-Tho live pigeon
ehootinr match between Captain John ;. Brewer oil
philadelphia and Frank Glass, Of Pmebrook' ~ j.
vas held M Long Branch 10 day. The shoot was ior
, nurse of 300 n side. 100 birds each. Captain
urcwcr shot AT thirty yards rise and Class AZ twenty
,ht Cap,ain Brewer scored ninety seven birds and
Gas, scored ninety five. Tile other three bHus "
Couiain Brewer all Tell dead over the ionco.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
san Francisco. July 80. 1890.
HALF RATES TO CHICAGO AND RETURN, VIA
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

The New-york Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company announces the sale Of excursion tickets 70
Chicago August 10 q, valid for return nnu
August H. 800 at single fare for the round trip
for the benefit Of persons desiring b. visit thcaEo
during the meeting Of the PatriaIcls Militant
l. .. o. f., August 10 10. Tickets VIII not 10
honored for return passage from CMcago hciore
August Z and the purchaser must be Identified ana
the tickets stamped at Chicago TO validate the re
turn a.
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MORE MONEY FOR MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY.

Washington, July Ex-senator Sherman, from the
Committee on Foreign Relations. to day reported an
amendment TO the Deficiency bill, approprtatine $50,
co., In addition 10 the 100000 already available,
for the purpose Of carrying out the treaties between
the United States and Mexico providing for the re
location Of the boundary line between the two ooun-
tS.s Tie Senator laid before the Senate commRn1:
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c,,1 tn THE REV DIR. MCULLAGH,

Worcester Mass. July 80 (speciaD.-Plymouth Con
rrcratona Church tonight voted TO extend call "a
the Rev. Archibald McCulagh OF the Ross Presby
terian Church. brooklyn n. y. This action Is snplcc
- tine approval Of the parish but there is no doubt
that IL VIII be unanimously gwen Dr' MoO"iaS'
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FOURTHCLhbS PUoIMAoIrrSo III L O''' -
Washington July 3O-Fourthclass postmastegS nave
been appointed as follows: u,,,.
Pennsylvania-W. F. Cole. Macedonia F. l. "hiV
ing West Lenox. ,.., ~ot. T. r
New. York-B. W. schenck, Little Neck F. T.
Young Rldgewood.
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THE SENATE TO MEET HEREAFTER AT 10 a. NJ

THE SENATE TO MEET HEREAFTER At 10 4. NJ.
Washington. July 80 C>pec!ali.-Ihe senate decdeh
this morning 30 meet hereafter at 10 a. NJ instead OF
II and as the daily sessions are 10 last until D. m q"
later more rapid progIcss on the Iarih bill may per
haps be looked for Nobody voted against thus e1
tending the workng-hours Of the body but Mr. Cock
rel of Missouri made a speech N which he attempted
20 show that. far this session, 10 tne had been
consumed ia dilatOry discussion by the Democratic
senators. II would be- interesting Ia know what Mr.:
(ocHcll's idea Of really dhtOry discussion Is. IL
may be that with hi, notion of unlimited debate pui
I'm practice. eternity, a. "a weary Republican
leader has remarked, would not be able ~ wait on
the Senate
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FOR EXTENDING TIE FREE DELIVERY -YsTEM.

Washington, July Ex-senator Mitchell from the
Committee on Po5tofce and Post Roads has reported
favorably. with amendments. the bill 10 extend the
frcedelvcry system. The bill as presented proposed
TO Introduce the system into towns and cities OF not
less than 1900 population, or where the postoricc
receipts were not Jess than $1,000 for the previous
fiscal year. Tho COMMITTEE changed these figures 10
1000 population and az 900 postorlce receipts. A
cttor from the Postmaster General shows that there
are 2e4 cities and towns that would be entitled u the
FREE; delivery system under the provisions OF tho bill.
and the estimated expense Of putting II In operation IS
1919 200. The committee saye that appropriation
Of $3.50 900 Wold be amply sufficient for the present
fiscal year provided the bill should be enacted into
law at an early date.
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st,ver coins OF the United states as iast as uG
and,toTy business OF tho Mint at Phllaoepla WI,
nsrmit and the demands Of the Department require
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TIE EXPORT OF GOLD BARS.

Washington July 3O.-Eight hundred thousand dol
lars in gold paid out at the NewYork Assay
ONCE today in exchange for gold coin. The bars
were intended for shipment % Europe This makes
SlO4aOO00 in gold bars shipped 10 Europe since
June 10.
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Swih's Specific
S S S

Is NOT Of the old worm cut, potash. mercury.
l. sarsapariila, thousand doses for a shilling msaI.
cine. II is q remedy which never fails In Bleed
Diseases, asa always builds up the general health
Of the patient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-31

rcnJ 81 an Infant unless contains material u supply
he waste OF ntrogenous tissues. Mclln's Food snp-
niles ,oube nitrogrnous matter and promotes healthy
growth, full development and vigorous consh'
Ion
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o,,.. ,., h, a. m.-Gcneslly fair weather
tribune IN r,th somewhat than the norma,
prevailed ses~ ge temperature ranged between Z.
relative @ ,he ok.race tsls,l being 20 higher tnAs
ana - jday last year, and "a higher IMAM
o Tuesday. 49, ,,y to-day there will probably "
In and near TINS Guy IS 90 vaather
slightly warmer, g'lieFaly Id"
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PROCEEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.
THE sUNpRY CIVIL BILIl-REsP oNSIBILlTY FOL
DELAY IN PASSAGE OF APPRoPKIA-
TlON BILLS.

Washington July 3O.-Thc speaker laid before the
House today fifteen requests for leave OF absence
The red;ic>ts were passed over for the present.
Mr.. McComas II Maryland. called up the confer
cucc report on the District Of Columbia Appropriation
bill
Mr. Mutchler, Of Pennsylvania. opposed the report
Mr. McMll.n, OF Tennessee. sarca.ucaly com
mentcd upon the speed with which the House uhucr
the new rules Lad passed the regular Appropriation
hills and was replied ~ ly Nj. Peter. 81 Kansas.
Mr. Cannon. u Illinois, said that the statement
had been made-in some place ne W0Id not ih'HIo"
abiding 10 the atel-tat 1t was an unhcaId ol
thing to extend the appropriations Tor more ina" "'
days and In this placc-wmch hc "OHld not mo''u""
the rcspo-nanty the delay IN tie passage OF Tie
n,ronr,tion hills was lad upon the Hons. in thi'
,,ia,-Ohrh he would not ment.onit h@d been sia''a
that there was SOME place under the SHINING sun u"'
there Wa, dcllbcratton. and 30 on And 30 on -
i.Ggc by the record. without answering any pony TN
cas the isct about II During the hrst session o. ''
LtA Congress an extension resolution i"F nine VI ''
regular Appropriation bills had been passed io' inv"
davs This Aad locn further extended thirty a"' -
then thirty days more, then fifteen days uen ="
DAYS, and again inccn days. Inc p'o''u' Nv
I'D p.sscd the -undry CYL bill on June u. Two
wear, ago Il, had been pa.scd June =. Two E''I'
ago the District " Columbia bill had pasacd ''' -
mi, year IL pa,,cd tie House January - A''"ou.
THIS House lsarcastcalyJ could not be called ucO
erauyo body, could stand by The rccoN II D1'
The conference r,por; was agreed TO- ana the iou-
went into Committee Of the Whole (>ir AIleA oil M'h'
-n I'm lin, chair ilr the further consideration oil u'
sc,',,n smcuducuts 20 the Sundry tlvll Appropna
tOn bill .-. .-.,,..,,,, o,,.,d
,urrt Mr. Cummings. OF Ncw-N ork. nude al att|oa
upon the director Of 2e Geological 7ufeS @
lie work Of the Bur,au, aud rdlcuns the preparation
OF the typographical maps , L., q,
- ~ muddy The waters IL swan In. The gentle
nan from New York had much the power OF The cutie
| fish
pending action. the committee rose.
The speaker announced the appointment ol inc iOl
| loving incmher, the committee 10 luNe'ush" u'
| f,arp.s AGAINST COmni. -Oncr Rauu M"ssr,. MOrTIl
| saver ~myscr, Goodnight and Martin, OF Indiana.
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FAST TRAINS FOR NIAGARA fALE
800 cen,tal station via New.lork censts I'd
leao y. IN on a m, 80 p m, . 'oJ y. aaasvs -
daily AZ io 81, n, M, also daily, except SUNDAY
10 so a.. N.
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Cured Herself and Her Child.

s. S. s has relieved OF terrible sercfula from
which had suffered for years II affected my nose nrSs
catsrrh then Of the bone and continued 10 sas
until IL had destroyed The soft tone right side Of The
nose, then went TO throat and later my lungs
and IL looked II doomed. S. s. 5. has cured ma
and has also cured my little daughter the same disease
MRS. " RITCHEY, Maekey Ind
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed fres
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta Ga.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

= ,-..,,,. continuous line shows ue ps'
In the dIakl1n a. observed a. the Jnited ss."
s S.y,es station a. this city Inc ~
n,ai,rs no,ed al Pesrys Pharmacy sun Duuas