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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03
QUEER BRITISH JURIES.
They are About as Intelligent as the Aver
age American Article.

age American Article.
Two examples of the mode in which
iuries sometimes decide may be added.
In one case. at the assizes in Midland
town, a girl was charged with the muir
der of her illegitimate child. The evil
dence clearly pointed to her guilt; but
the circumstances were painful, and to
the general relief of everybody in court
the jury declared her not guilty. Asked
privately how they came to deliver such
a verdict, the foreman stated that he
had seen the black cap lying on the
judges bench and the sight was too
much for him. he hadn't the heart to
bring in verdict of guilty. "And the
others!'' "Oh, WE'LL" said the foreman.
ten Of them were neighbors and Gus
toners of mine, and l easily per-
suaded them "What about the
eleventh man?" Well, he was a
farmer whom I didn't know: and
said to him, Well, Mr.. Chumps. what
do you think about this case?' oh, he
replied, I amt thought nowt about it at
all, sir.'" Yet the trial had lasted for
the whole of day.
The other case is a Welsh one-a trial
for murder The prosecution had broken
down on a point of law, and the judge
directed the jury to find the man not
guilty. But all the same they delivered
a verdict of guilty. His lordship, in a
voice that Numbered with wrath, eX-
planned that he, and not the jury, was
the Judge of the law, and asked them
what they meant by defying his direc-
tions. "Oh. indeed, my lord said the
foreman, with bland Celtic smile, shut
the man at the turnpike ,old us he
knew Peter Jones did it,"-St James
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03

1t appears from the Year Book of
the Church of England that in 1875 the
number of persons confirmed in Eng
land was under $4,000, while for 1883
the corresponding total was over 217,-
600; an increase in thirteen years of
nearly fifty-eight per cent, which is al
most four times as great as the growth
OF the population,
The influence of religion is quiet
and gets little advertising, but il
is potent. 1t is said saloon is the first
thing essential in new town. But it is
not so; the first thing necessary in a
new residence suburb is a church, the
next a school; with these people can be
attracted to dwell there and start up a
little social circle.-ENchange
-Librarianship is the new profession
and an attractive one it is in many ways
A school for training in this direction is
successfully operated in Albany under
the supervision of Columbia College re
gents, and nineteen young men an6
women, chiefly college graduates, ars
there fitting themselves to take entire
charge of the State and public libraries
; which can use; their trained services
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03
Illustrating an Old Adage.

Yeast-Every thing I drink goes right
to my head.
Crimsonbeak-Thato only goes to prove
the truth of the old saying, then.
Yeast-What's that?
Crimsonbeak plenty OF room
at the top.-Yonkers Statesman.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03

~a- iuleresUIng variety of carbon is
gas carbon, obtained from the retorts
in which illuminating gas is manufact-
ured. 1t results from the burning on
OF drops of tar upon the interior walls
of the retort, and the long continued
heating OF the crust thus formed. Gas
carbon is very hard, compact and
dense; it has a metallic lustre and con-
ducts electricity like metal. On &C
count of its high conducting power, it
is employed IN the manufacture of gall
vanic batteries and for the carbon
pencils of the electric lamps
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03
Uncongenial Room-Mates.

1t was late in the evening and the
sleepy passengers on the steamboat
had retired to their respective berths.
A tremendous noise, as of heavy bodies
being flung recklessly about, was heard
IN one of the forward staterooms. min
yled with loud, variegated and I'M
studied profanity, Presently the door
Dew open and a shapeless and dis
aeveled object bearing some resem-
olance to man was fired out into the
main saloon OF the steamer with great
violence.
Captain yelled the man who still
remained in the stateroom as he thrust
ais head out and glared savagely about
aim, "your clerk made mistake when
ae put that man and me in the same
berth. He's one of the leading rascals
n the Sugar Trust and I'm the inventor
Of patent Observation-Disclosures
Tribune
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03

VnmipratiOn of Mosquitoes.

Mexico was never troubled by mosque
toes until the summer of 1885, and since
then these annoying little insects have
been steadily increasing not only in this
city, but in many towns and other cities
of the table lands. Queretaro is the
last place to be invaded, and the local
paper there is endeavoring to explain
the why and wherefore of the intliction.
1t finally traces the mosquitoes to car
load of pineapples side-tracked for day
or two at the central railway station OF
that city. This may be the true ex-
PLANTATION, but we doubt it. Many hum
dred carloads of pineapples were brought
to this city before it was invaded by
moso uitoes in 1885, and If these pests
could have been introduced in that way
they would have swarmed here soon
after the completion of the Mexican
railway in 1872. In our opinion 1t IS
much more important to learn how to
get rid of the mosquitoes than to ac-
count for their coming.-City OF Mexico
Two Republics.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03
WIT AND WISDOM.

"A soft yet persistent answer turneth
away a borrowing neighbor.
The reason some people think they
are unhappy is because they think 9TH
ers are happier.
To be satisfied, or at all events rec.
onciled, with our occupation is the first
essential to mental health.
When charity walks into the lowest
places of want, we see the beautiful
purity of her robes most distinctly.
The best committee in the world Is
a committee of three, Of whom one does
not attend at all and the other Is 81
home sick. -SpYygeon. 80 80
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03

Some of the novelties at recent
Philadelphia wedding are thus described
bv the Press of that town: 1.-The parlor
was arranged in roses and chrysanthe-
NUNS to represent the interior OF a
drawing room car. The bride stood un-
der a marriage bell, ard at six o'clock
six whistles were blown and bells were
rung all over the house denoting that
the bride was starting in her journey
through life
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03

Fan 0b;. -----
|apsa 'aio lady found, written in a
Aer hn uand' on the back of the tag
leasn husbands new vest, the words;
kntv.sUDesr this vest was made for
i ats st cents" This text is its
|raais a, Aaitghanistan, Tarkestan and
sI 4 th are Practically closed to t tbs
Fl.' 90 ,le PRESENT time. ''' 10 'n'
h,n' s Mne. to Rev. c. Beard. O,
found asS,, the Unitarian explorers
pin Co.. great deal of ..unortbo.
ast OoSthni.ecticut, but sur Fortunate rr ate
\ VI it leans towards Spiritual Spiritual
' s sts. IN Siam are being n,acsa
s t aSs0 a4 financial foundation p1
II, ID dollars have 's been rsndrsd
stas, rs Xxi King and others, for .s sceools
|sias y Missionary work. Siam 10
sa'den Of the East. siam Is
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-03
AMERICAN EDUCATION.

/ Of Its Defects Pointed Out by
Prominent Irish Scholar.
bat intelligent visiting foreigners
Of manners and customs in our re-
Hc is always interesting to the
ghtful citizen. The latest of such
is Prof. Mahaffy, of Dublin, who
Ped particularly certain aspects OF
erslty education in this country.
frdlng one, at least, of his subjects
pdy, he came to distinct conclusions
p have direct interest for Amer.
q professor maintains that there is
pearly cut standard of culture among
he intimates that wealth is in all
few of the larger cities either the
potent factor in determining de-
lOf culture, or is a satisfactory So
substitute for the charm of mind,
nVfs and conversation which should
assessed by cultured persons. After
H,h'hg that most American college
'aents and instructors are under
riot Mahaffy writes:
sOlity OF nation will not run into such
anu narrow channels, but will surely seek
nOe paths which lead to wealth in a
Nnere wealth is the only aristocracy."
aeprolessor is much troubled by what
mus Is the vagueness of the American
.aia OF culture, and with apparent
w. smuch as a graduate of our
gaeohvges
uu' enjoy the rank to which he ia en-.
ouFn some hundred other colleges CON
'sae name Ia. b. Bachelor of Artist
~ I1ereht educated students. In some
IT,. Van graduate as an A. b. without
w.t., VI Word of Greek or even Latin. n
~,A when understood in Europe will
'A' US suspicious of all American de.
das. - enough truth in the profess
A., u''iohs to make them worthy OF
% scrutiny. 1t can not be doubted
s,. n' Standard of culture in America
WIZ, aStV'ommodating than it is in Eu.
ftn,n ~" v, us centuries of governmental
N VI learning. But, on the other
[psa s''ellcal education is more widely
kns N our republic than it is
na+o ~ is also true that more and
Non NJ w. Is paid to university edu
Srb - =. 'he broadcast kinda fact
|tbe rl. proven by the increasing siz.
ky asses Tss entering our Universities
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
NEJTC.

PORT OF SEW.l DIRK MONDAY. JAN 6 1880
ARRIVED.
Steamer Iirth. DAM Thomson. Copenhagen with nd,o
nj A'srnsciep Punch, EdJc co Arrived the Bar at
steamer or rctiu,i, tBD. DcI.c Dcmcrarn with md,e
nnd passenger 10 MIrr Bun GO Arrived the Ear At
steamer EgNa ,Bp BembOh, Cuidad Bolivar with md,s
10 Ihciaui
Steamer seneca SicScns MltRnEas CArdonas and U.v
ana with mtscaud passengers 10 Jas Ward Co. Arrived
at The bar al So
steamer u4utO tEr Bownrrg. Grcytown &C. with nd.o
nud pH'enErs to Williams 4 Rankin at tho Bar nt
steamer Sew York Parker Galveston days with miss
pJohn Nan -ickI"
Steamer Delaware. Chchcstcr Jacksonville dnys via
Charleston with mdse ld passengers VIM CLYDE A 60
Steamer Seminole Plat jacksonville VIA Charleston day.
with mdso and passengers to VIM T. clyde Il g.. '-'
steamer Aarnborn Lewis Baltimore with mdso nc Eos
stcan'f Caroline Miller Ryder West Point Va with mdse
10 old dominion =, co.
ship Maria lano. UtaD. TerAno Amsterdam " IN ndse
To ordrf. vessel To Vernon II Brown 70 co
ship Joy. Lowell san Francisco with mdso John
BARK T. w Stctson. Knight Dantllc ~ days with mdss
Ia order, vessel 10 Thomas DunhHms Nephew a co.
liik Ami" stafford tBrl Koblnsou singapore
with ndBc To order. vessel TOD " PlrAerE Co
BARK l. Dixon. Carver. Pasg 81 DAYS with nitrate of
soda L. RtiTacrV co. vessel To Brown a. kccnc
BARR Mohlru. h"iry t,tgui $50 d.N.. nitrate Of
soda io Winter a. smile vessel t. Iuuci. tdye 4
Hrk lrmrch lt. MAiela. OTau a. day vegetable
hair Ia order vessel TOD w Parker Co.
SuNSET-Wud at sandy HOOK modey~ta, SW; cloudy Al
CITY Island, WIND iIeSh WSW cloudy.
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A HITCH IN THE OrSTING oFL j. oBRIEN
COLONEL GILON REFUSES THE PLACE AID O&LY
A MUGWUMP AND A REPUBLICAN RI
NAN ~ THE TLIGIBLE LIST.

il looked Yesterday a. If the plans q" send John
J. O'Erlcn ont Of the Bureau Il Elections had mis-
carried. Police Commissioner Voorhi, was annoyed
by the sudden resolution Of Colonel Edward GIlon
not 10 accept an appointment in Mr. o'Lron- place,
the ground That the appointment would bc re
gardcd as the price Of VI. Noorhi-s vote ly which
Commissioner Ma"Lcau was elected president Of the
Police Loard. Mr. NoorhS said that Was not good
reason for the withdrawal Of Colonel Gon. II would
be reasonable he thought for Colonel Glon t" refuse
to give up his permanent place I'm the Tax Depart
mcnt for place which he might lose IN fcw years
After the withdrawal Of Colonel GilOn, the eligible
list Will contain Only the names Of Theodore +.
Eourupougn. Mugwump, and Richard J.. Mott, a
Rcpuhlican. II j. not list from which three Demo-
cratic Comm, ~iOncr, can make an appointment with
any great degree OF tat-iactOu and Mr. OHrcn ;aav
have TO hold over Il little longer The appointment
Of Mr.. Gion a. Chief # the Hufcau 81 Elections
probably would have been carried through tOday If
he had been willing 10 take the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Charity Ball Metropolitan Opera House, evening
Inouest by Coroner Levy Ralph Kellar' hu
American institute Farmers Club, Clinton HAM,
3 y. II. ,-, o.,nc,
Openipg of the Homeopathic Medlcal Oonoso anu
Hospital SiNtyfourth-st. and Boulevard p M
Address by James MacAlister. No University
Place, p. IN. , ,aDoua, Hon.
man House, p. m. ,. wasbing,on
Heights. y. m. - a..,on,re and con.
,truction clubhouse 8 80 p. m.
Alpba Delta Phi dinner, MoTello's evening" . o
Historical Society Second-ave. and EleVeh'hs''' o
y. IN. . ,-s..a. rooner Union
N. ,,-,. -r.~.u,o @ n m
KINGS County Republican Executive Oonnl''eo
Brooklyn, p. M 49,, .,o Newark
IInxncie Club installation OF officers. No a4S Gates
Mr. BallnCton Booths address on the salvation
Army Association Hall. D. m ,. .orr
Company G. 18th Regiment. annual meeulhE' N'i"o'''
S p. IN. ,o,ta,ton,s annual
Kings County Ballot Reform AssoclauohS annual
meeting No. 81 Concord-st., s p m
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CHANGES FoR coLrMBIA COLLEGE.

At the meeting Of the trustee, o! Columbia College
yesterday the action OF the committee on the install
laton Of Dr. seth Low president Of the college In
changing the date Of the ceremony TO
February 3. was ratified. The trustees dc
clded 10 have course Of seven free public
lectures the study Of the literature Of the early
epics Of spain. France and Germany and the old
Morse literature the college by Professor Charles
spnguc Smith.
1t resolved to abolish the profcssorship Of real
estate and equity jur prudence in the Law school
after July J. 1850. Two adjunct profcs >Or,hips In
private law formed, for three years. beginning
July /. The title Of Professor II. H. Hoyc~cu has
been changed TO Gcbhard Professor Of the Gcrmluic
Language and Literature, and the title Of Prufc-
Charlie -prasuc smith viii hc hereafter Professor Of
the Romance Languages and Literature. Dr. l.. IT,
JacOby. who is absent on the African eclipse cXpcd-
ton, received an extended leave Of absence until
June J. Alfred j. No-c-, Instructor in blow piping, re
ceived the degree Of Doctor Of Philosophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

gave an interesting lecture in his place, on "Micro-
scopical Photography"
Professor Whtam H. Van Meter read interesting
paper on Tho Legal status Of Slaves as Property
During the Civil War" before the Academy Of Political
Science in Hamilton Hail. Columbia College last night
Subscriber. The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is
free 10 the public on all holidays, and Tuesdays.
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and saturdays.
Isidor Wormscr, the wellbnown banker. has given
the house No. East sixty-nnhst 10 his daughtor'
Mrs. Julia Scligman. Mr.. Normscr bought the house
in 1885. and has had il handsomely fitted up and
decorated.
Recorder Smyth Yesterday appointed George q.
Haven as the foreman Of the January Grand Jury.
5. v White has subscribed 800 to the Washington
Memorial Arch Fund, which now amounts 10 S65,-
554 81.
The Enrolled Republican. Of the XVIII Assembly
District held their regular monthly meeting at the
rooms of the Lincoln Club No. 223 Third ave, last
evening President John II. CavanaGh in the chair,
James DAILY acting secretary. \ committee OF
nine. with Henry KTopf "a chairman was appointed
to nominate ticket to be voted for at the annual
primary election, to be held next Tuesday.
Ferdinand J. S. Gorcas, who among the scottish
Rite Masons is STYLED the SOVEREIGN Grand Com
mander Of the Ccrneau Rite. has issued a proclamation
TO the peers and princes Of the order, in which he
declares his firm allegiance to the order. hut also
saws that he must resi- IN his present rank
and name. Nasons who read the manifesto yc>tcr-
day laughed when asked If there was any trouble
among the Nasons Of ths state. \ vellEnown Mason
said last night The MasonS in this state were never
more harmonious than now"
Officers of the Children's Md society ncd yc,tcr-
day at the Bureau Of the Inspection 4 Buildings
plans for the erection 81 schOoIhou.c I'm Eighty
eighthst.. little west Of Fir~tavc The new build
D. T. .
in this section Of the city who come under the care
Of the society," will be four storic, h-h. The ma
terial will be brick and stone and TIE estimated cost
Is S47 900.
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DOM pEDEo AID ErrrE1IclNIsM:


/ THE FIRST BENHlI|N" I.'i '.''''
EUROPEAN ALLIANCE I'D CRUSH "'I 1iiH
NEWLY MADE ErruHLio~ Is AMERICA
The brazilian revolution Hi' '''' ''''.' '''''
greeted by all liberal paper /" ih' 9'''" Ni.'' O."
rcpubiio,. They say u ir one more guar '''' ''' '
maintenance q a republic 800 i"ih "i government ''
their countro,. ana they recall th' "''''' "'''' 'l
i-aO ly Dom Pedro J. ariiiri ir Ir'N 'I'h' iP'''l
c,lonc, u spain. Th" same ptpr. rc'dh' ADMIT ii'
uo danger Of That KIND could Rave bee" reared AZ 'l'
hands Of Dom pedro H. whom tht pi'.' ara 'd
mirc -tiu they DO not r'-rei thc & . Of -"''rrif"
who. they SAY, should not have recognized a. i"''N
rs he dd The Imperial Government ''Wp'''''" ''l'''
upon Mexico hy the unfortunate N'N'...''''' ''''
/ is "prcccdcnt' "m'h 'i"-'' '' ''''' -'". ~ d"
press 10 breathe easier since lhr ''Iir'Ii' 'i DOT"
Pedro H. who though praised for h, HlciaI 'in' was
a sovereign after all. and might have been compelled
under certain circumstances. TO folio" nap somewhat
/ Tho anti rcputli lean policy outlined ly his father.
! aTbe characterization II America va, evidently
one Of Tie clauses "l "' '''''''''' VI '' ''' -
Just The final conquest OF ''h-'MtN'pI' "i' one
! ~ the aims attributed 10 Peter the Great, and con
! ~, ~, ~ ,..o,l. q. ,n,rr,pb,I IN, hitter
9"'f'' Nv 49,. ,.,..,,,,. .
understood that h''''a h''''" iI "' "''I'''' o.
dircct and free ont lei - the Mediterranean just rs
| r ,r ,.,r,.d that I'm. "a tencc of rcpuIl.c,
INC I"'H'T ' -, , ,.' ,,
around ITa|" wa f''' ~ -" wv '''" ~ '''''' ''
Institution, ID America. Therefore, clIN a. I'D I7''
ID, wears after the battles Of uuin Ayacucho. etc.
10, ,1 r.,,,li.,r irde,cudcuc, for tle farmer
'''' e"'" 49,, . cha ,,..t,.
Spanish colonies, Dom PEDRO sent tic I"Hp"HE
/ document 10 hi, representative in London:
~ an.
SECRET lNSIEi tIIONS IT'D MAHO'I pi' "NNI'
.,,,,n
,.,
.... HIS lWpciIal MdI'N H'' u'l''W"'n I" 'i
trust urgent negotiations 10 the experienced real,
,,id,,, aud Ioyaltv Of Your ENocll.ucy. The I'm
"''" 49, - ,,., ,.,., ,.... ,,,.. 200.
pcrlal Government j. ""d'' '.' P''l''''' '''"~ '
creigns in Europe intend L" occupy tHch''N''
With fine means Of paclfyuc tie portion 81 America
WI" u, -.i D. 9Th. = =, .,t,i,tr ,.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
SILKS AND VELVETS, 1890.

We have commenced our Jan
uary Sale of Silks and NelvetS,
by Offering 5000 yards of Rich
Fancy Nelvets at $1.OO, $1.5O,
$500 and $500 per yard. The
original prices were $3.50, 800,
$500 and 800.
Also, 10000 yards of Novelty
Silks, from 800 to $3.50 per
yard they are reduced to less
than Onc-half the regular prices.
JAMES cCREE RY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

" = ' IID VIII II' VI 'IIrJ' =
everything and couldn't git no sort Oh
relief. VERIFY believe It was old satan
tryin' to aggravatc meinto dom somethln'
wicked And would il 1t hadn't been for
Rogers Royal Norvine. Oh, the relief tho
good sound sleep, the quittin' OF the PAIN,
AID tie gettin' rid Of ;he swellin'. Well,
/ a;nt got done praisin' ''re staff yet, and
I'm carrvin' bottle rioht il my coat tail
pocket this blessed minute, which cost
me but 81 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

Instructions Your EXccllcncy IS authorized by His
Majesty Tie Emperor negotiate ard conclude with
the great Power, of Europe convention or treaty
which shall be- submitted To- the approval Of the same
August ~cuor.
tud guard Your Eyccllcncy.
Palace OF Rio de Jaucro ON the cst OF April, 17JO
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TEE TRIBUNE
CLEARED.

Steamer Nevada tBp. Gushing. Livorpool-A Underhln
s.
Steamer Marcngo ,Br. Wilton. Hun -Sanleson son.
Steamer OUHnlU tBrl. lunggod. Newcastle Sanderson IS
Son.
steamer Panama (Fr) Ch,Oo Bordeaux Fuuch Eyde a GO
Steamer HI CaiOa (Br. SCHULTZ Newport News rhebaud
Bros
steamer Cherokee, Bearse. Charleston and jacksonville
VIM L CLYDE a Co
steamer Caroline Miller. Ryder West Point Na-Old Do
mlulon o..
Steamer Gaucus Coleman Bo,ton-H Dlmock.
BARR George Washington ltirr ITobst George
J. rr,luIauu
Bark Marie Sedenberg Ger Stucge Cotto-Pheo Ringer
~ 9N'
SAILED.
Steamers Illinois for Antwerp city Savannah ssyan.
nah, kanAwha, Newport Newa '
ship Josephine. DantEic.
BARK Lillian. for Bucnos Ayres
THE NOV EMENTS OF STEAMERS
tpEriDN PORTS
DOVER J-p G-Pta, q. steamer Ocean tun No., ,r,m
Bremen un hor "a . Now Nur - 80 "
rkaHLE rolNr Jan u Passed steamer Lumcn OBJ Brow
from New YORK on her a Antwerp
bsEMss Jan s-sAled steamer Wuotaa lGeg) lphfeQer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sun rises 20 sessG5 r,c 0s pm Moons aEclS
WAFER
4 H--sAndy y GOV Island = 20 Hell Gate. 90 u
T. M--sanGy vlU Gov Island w Hell usto. 10 bj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

70 Keep box ~ H-lnnr- Cough Drops in the house.
sure r.I..f ~ irritation ~ the ttoIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

CoRNrII's BrSZoIS Co-NTrIC SOAP
r. -an soap ulte sure .-re lor chappod hands.
81 trlrFi-ts. - .t-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI. D..
SlJ WEST lo0TII-Sr
Nervous Sysfeu- bt nibO 1nAry OTeAnA
impotence aid betllly. Hours y ~ II " 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07

for 80 Gents. Also rules f1r
Dumohe.ls 10 develop every
muscle az The limbs ant body
for 30 Cents additional fniiy
4 lustratet Prot. ID. l.,
DOW -. scientific. PHYSICAL
ant Vocal culture. Aiir~ss
NJ. p. school. . East it,l a..
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
FACIAL
DEVELOPMENT

VIII mail
You rulesto
81" velop
muscles OF
'.l',As and
nee to
make them
pump AMI
rosy fi.ly
llIfi.fr.f..f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
Deacon Jones':
gQufxoc1-ryxz&zz<fnzfz
y His Opinion.

Wall, you may laugh, bnt /
tell you it was blamed serious
to me. I've been a proiessln'
member for nigh onto fifty
year, and = deacon for oTer
thirty o 'em, but if ever n man
was tempted TO say cuss words
and dance a hornpipe, 1t was
- lei penr,lGv Tried
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-06-03
Wus Mama qeiaQt bat.

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mir winidsn biz au9 uisl Slid gum Nas
menstas, unb Wama bat sefast, wenn bu
Ssbsm pom uns einsn EbaIsr i9euff, ioaen
mir TIN auf benz Riduese aud ia ni&t
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