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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
TUETARIFF BILL REPORTED


zoos in Florida and Texas II j. the general ~
,n.J the almost universal. opinion however,
I'm Rcpubiicans--an opinion. TOO winch -
rel and expressed hy many Democrats ~ pouIl
ir,,chcs-ihat no future Congress. WIN" i'''VCn
,e,r, al least. Will undertake. 10 fctri,' 'c n'.n'N
nclicv in relation 10 sugar II II sh'" W. ',"t'''.
y TIA, views" of tine l)cmOcral' MUMMY. -
r.n,rcd ami submitted los Mt SIlSW; Vp'''i'i
,,,hing which is new, unless 1t u' =" s '
,i. free traders have become si,'r '"' II
uu"',in and arrogant than heretofore II me
nhle,ns Of human life and civll'zcd government,
r'.vo,1cI solclx ON The Use and m2iilp1l''iOh OF
Ioes;,rols and the parade Of PERCENTAGES me I@u-
orfs and figures of the minority Wou" "c l"'o'-
.o~eriihlc. bui as human society ara -oNcih-
on,s arc now constituted, the aiHrc>lih hgUPs
i , mainly mislcadins and the deductions 'h'l'
,r,u, will not I've likely to carry Great N'i-",.
.,dc the we'll furnished parlors OF W'"'"A nv
onuc rcforu, clubs. whose Wtllie" Wc''''lS' III
their own estimation. represent ''' Nv. ~,
tbc countr,. Ii seems almost Pi'N ''"' VI
Carlisle and his colleagues ShouH ho' navy .V""
tho nuhlished statements OF 'l' pl''''V'l .nc"-
farmers and workingmcn as wen rs n"i"'"'''i :,
, a,,ncorcd before the committee In the
", W" ' nav nntbs before committing to cold type
90 ~ tbr matters set forth in the views oil the
nT cnir,c the conclusions ana estimates oil 'h'
,,irnritv rcSpcfiirr the pfop2hlc cIcf' UPON ,'c
revenues if The bill IN lis present form H1"il c-
come law are very wide of tAc marx lh"l thc
effect will he largely TO reduce 'ic income 81 'r
GovcEplnent all the experience OF me past 'F'rN
shows Whether the reduction VIII he so great
a. the majority cstimatcs-S' t'4.ou"-it'ndlnS
to he seen I'm any event. il will not be likely TO
fall below 500 600. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

..,". anu nI,c recommended an advance Of duties
,h t, ~ - renewed VIII AFFORD ample potecton %
'"r l'Ii'rs oi IN. cOun,ry engaged IN "Vo SfO"i"S
hN thc proposed bill the duties ON nret anu seconl
,lt>o ""vs are made at II and IL cents Pouil, As
| '.alhNt I'D and l. under existing law. pn thlid-
class WOOL costing IL cents les. the duty is raised
IRON IRON = cent? pound To- 8 u ,chi, ana upon
Wv"> 81 lhe ihrd class, costing above IL cents 'no
ouN recommended is advance from 70 cents per
pound
the dividing line third 'la~, woods ~ IL cents WIN
! the same rate, OF duty upon all ci --t' 4" wool eN-
| recommended The senate fixed the dntl uppn That
gIadr at cent. Will the committee recommend
rrii' lions, definitions ana r1',ih'l"h~, anu t"o
ADDITION Of port c|irgcs t. IN, foreign cost recon-
mcndcd in the pr posed bill. th> difference VIII he
The | nilcd state ought t, produce all Of the wool
II consumes. aud WILL with ADEQUATE cncl'i- 'W'nt
and defensive legislation. The amour, 81 Wrl COZ,
sumcd in all form, and for ali purposes J, nearly II
not quite. cOo.uOOOoo pourd- annually. In January.
lSS'' there we're in the country i21'o'o >l't3 pre-,
ducing about 2i5.oOr.OpO pprnG~ f un"1-ll.h w'"l
vhilc The imports for the lat fiscal year N all forms
Woo" clothing ard carpet. are mac ~, AMY
$50, 900 900 pounds There were imported Of cloth
ing woods 2o.e.l.529 pounds: of combine w2oIS
G.-1i GGG pounds. and ~ carpet woods. 50 call'n'
90 31l. al pounds. If vast. ~.'2 2OD pound prac
iiclily secured woods. ard -" vain" oi wp'l'h ana
w"r>cd 70 d, imported $50 t,"f2, presenting
duty II ONLY = l = ccui, pound which wa uS'd N
the mauufad ire of clothing. ana Sh"um nave pa"
There ,.cm to lie mo- Doubt chat with Tho protection
afforded hy the increased dUc> r'conm.ndrd III me
hll ~ Or 80. of -hr fi"' ~i' i'- ~ 'r n'ir
ut an early day to supply substantially all ~ III" home
demand and The gat benefit '"'h w,i be be
estimated. The production oi Goooooooo pound, 1t
wool would rcunir. al-on 100 ooonnO sheep or an al
dtion Of than 100 per cent 20 the present mum
Der.
The contcoton that wool rowing in tbs county h9,
not ccn aided or ENCOURAGED by prp'c'lvc unuc. Is
sufficiently answered hy the following statement 81 tho
annual production and production per capn" from
lao to lS-j:
AKA. 81 nE 1yoor pRnDrCTD ~ THE UNITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
THE MAJORITY REPORT.
THE BILL FRAMED IN THE INTEREST OF
THE PEOPLE.

. FILL, EXPLANATION OF THE PROPOSE
cHAXGES-A REDUCTION OF OVER seoooooco
N IMPORT DUTIES EXPECTED, AND OVER
onn Al u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
No business doing, did YOU say!

No business doing, did YOU say.
Then why not 90 a-iishing!
Trout season has opened, and the
catches are remarkably big down on
Long Island and at all the nearby
places.
Trout will bite just as we'll at our
tackle as at any other make-somc-
times better.
Our "Sprlng Styles" are now ready
Split Bamboo Rods, best in the
market, SO; the Knox Rod, warranted,
81 80
Outfits, 81 to $50.
New Mail Bicycles.
Wright Il DitSon'S lawn Tennis
Goods.
(yon understand Of course that VIC keep ALL kinds
Of Sporting roof-l
~ II Xr 81 schoveriins. Daily & Gnir>.
~ ~ NJ " 30s Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
$4,000 FOUND IN AN ASH BARREL.

Thoroughly cleanse and enrich the blood,
by the use Of Dr. fisrccs Golden Medical
Discovery, and good digestion, a fair skin,
buoyant spirits and bodily vigor and health
will be established
For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood,
Shortaess Of Breath, Bronchitis. Asthma,
Severe Coughs, and kindred affections, it Is
an efficient remedy.
"Goiden Medical Discovery" is the only
blood and lung remedy. sold by druggists,
and g,drantccd by its manufacturers. to do
all that it is claimed to accomplish, or
money paid for it will be promptly refunded.
WORiD', DIspENsARY MEDICAL AsSOcIA-
TON. Manufacturers, No. 663 Main Street,
Buffalo Y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

~ Beware 81 imiiatons.-Thc original S'oIi
EMULSION f. put up only In salmon color wi"plT D.
and Is for sale by ALI. DRUGGISTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

A New York rag-picker is reported to
have found $4,000 IN ,,rcenbacis In an ash
barrel. This was a rare pccc II good luck.
bat hOwniuch more fortunate Is The Sufferer
from consumption Who Earns that, although
tho doctors may have pronounced his casc
Hopeless, Dr. r.ercos Golden Medical Dis
coy'ry VII cure him. Consumption is Il
scroiulous disease of the lungs Tic Dis
cJrrry.' which 7, the most point blood
purifier # IT, ago strike right Il, the root
Of the evil and there is 10 resisting ii, if
taken II tre and giYcn fur trial. in
IT, cure - Al s,r3iaious and other blood
ta.ats, no matter from what cause arising
s'aiD di-aa'i. oh sores and swcliings. it
absolutely has no equal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17

NJ. QTNCKI Nu0> lPlGHNNNNfit
Arohd"aoYn MaohiN smith. thr Rev. pr. I'hn W.
>hschl"fori ana the Icy. Arthur Brooks constituting
the ecclesiastical sagu ~ thr Protestant tp'-'"pil
Diocese ~ Ncv \orn. mri 81. d." 49," House, 80.
- Lafayette ils.' y.toeiay afternoon 10 investigate
%" charge, against ur. j. ID. h,ln.e pf.i'r IF II.
Marks. made -oiac time s-o lv N'l"!tS Cua'hcnbV'
The mccu-. when VA -"ci,f. VT held Oh ~"er u
q request made rs Dr. Kyl'i0" several months ago
Ou account ~ the suit al Dr. I, lance. however against
Mr.. Quachcnbc~. the ecclesiastical court could not
meet sooner. In speaking NJ tic meeting Yesterday
the doctor aid ilaf l lad written to i've Of ;le Oli
vcsiry who had requested him To resign. asking them
to appear hcf0ir the board yesterday They. hO|cvcr
had not como To tine meeting.
NJ. Qulshen'o- alone appeared" added hc doctor
with A statement that Wa not lrcrm.uatng. but
.N,alpaiue. lie -.i ntN tha@, which
did not know aud which Wa glad
10 hear caunoi say anything about the matter
NJ present II will Gee mtl" public. however, ln
about ore wees aer t.c Bishop BOO, been informed OF
fi.. hearing Should % not p" made public shall
make 4 statement niy
When ..lea BOO -iri p, Dds part n tlc proceedings
,..f..l.A. Mr. DNlfh'f ...- answered "l VIII ONLY
,,v That the Biblical pu'fif1l 'i1i n'l Your farm 20
PRINCE. -Auud read 'iu nN your iti DO princes or
Ticr,. viii be no other mcfn: = the ecclesiastical
court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17


'cn', n,' ~ I I /" 3D., r"'''" - ".c ,,rr ~
Is~4. to M" chairman f ir Committee of Wa and
means oi lhc h',,.r ihNi;.u l,r "''rn' , ~ c,,n
lion Of t.. cxi.n. law So, to-, :. 100 ,>cc PAGE Il.
Appendix - Report II the secretary 81 the treasury
Oh ,hc ,"lircn"n 9i Hu'l, ~. -, - ~, ,ctin,
sccrc,r, Ear hid ,rron,,n.,drd q ,nl>iitntc for tho
present law, the parin.c ci nn!'h explained III
! ms letter I" VIZ. Hewitt. d'icd FEBRUARY 49, '
w.. H. ',.,, 81, ,,,,c,s, in .uis; ,i,cc of The
socall.d ,miltudc section 81 the pre- cnt law vi tie
addition If '.ai,' eAplhrin- 'h'' ,'"''m, VI I'D
ppr,'rliu = ',ulc zhrr'iv ~, -an,- B. 10 BE- deter
mined The alb nee 81 ~i,h rule heretofore ha, been
fruitful oi dlih'ulil'> IN ad, ih-'.iti , ''' ,t t
tn t, i, - u,,1i, :a,+ r tendency ~ N h,
| tn nrcy.rf fir evasion ~ las mi aufir-.~
The section thus r'o"niinr'"rl wa, l'' 'l''' - ID,
VIZ, ,i 'd'" ", . a. an" 81 =" - w.. - Con.,,e.
In his annual rcuort fpr -. secretary IalTc'nd
said ,.t,
VIVA, Is nr''' p' ''' ~ ,i, ,,'.,, ~,
~ ~. .i,n,rdr ,;.u-n -i,lid pc. un.c ci,.in, is
Defined
section IL; II has r'n '' 'HN ''a' 'ti '., ~ n.y..
man. t '.' .i '..., ,.. 81 ,~d ,,t,,r,c,i al IS
be i.furrc! fr.r 4 dsf. 30. t'e msuui.'fur- = 'N
juii"3 states. cN' 'p' IN" ''\ in" 81 10 ~" DID,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
81 OF WOOL rRoDrcrp IL THE UNITED

J 800
! 49,, a'oo.o,on -
80, .-..---..-. .,, o. 90, 50
| t.si e,- o.nr'o -
| is~i .-3o.ro"
it, VII be nc~' TIA, in i-co a@r f'nr NJ, ,'. '''Tc
/ , va, ,o ~ or. ,,,.,a , pound. PEE c,"itl.
lh' '' P'.''' M ,.t This incr,.,-.,
/ .t. &c., .r,.. ~ r,fi'.. 49,. i,,.uor.lut aerirrl
/ n..i r-. ',,. ~d..frrfc "r,'o.'i,n
r'r 10y, rc r w. ''''- ,'or,ti'. no, ooIv
- ts. f5-t ~, il,, l.,.r - itc ',.t The r~'i'-
for ~ ~ooi- under pow n'nrt aud frn~ ." "'"i1
]" .'l 'n'i"- MES ",'n N'r T''' p'' ,,,.,, ,-,.,.
c,.' 49,, v... r.,n... a,t ,,,f,. have boom 'a
ported i"'' thf. co'"frv 80 %" drt" oH nn"'-
v" J.. "rrn lh~f W''" i',' "'.Na ' .,- D. ~,
! !, l..c,.t IT. +. H.. ,~.v' IN. 81 tNl~ hii 80
"A p.oa ih,-c Violation. vil p" prevented anf i'''
"-'.- n''-t'' - the wool -i""'F' 81 "'' ''''''
r' p.~ - thc ,o.r.,,,v ~ ,rr,cr't.ro ur'"r
a.. o, ~ -.r, o.. $780, ,,u.n il" ,-,raho- ~ IBIS
country o. i'"'rn' ''i f'T'"- ni ''"l i'ii '' WV
nestle Manufacture - attached - '' report
WDoIIrN g. .ri~
Tho irc-c,sc I'm t',c duf, on clothing wool and
,i t,.,.. f,~ wool =, p~,'.ci no wool crfw"rs ~
.l- ...... an. .i. we'll tod f,ct that tho
,i., , ,-, AID tue .... .,~,ie.inn given - thr
,..., ,f.r.. ,.treel t,c lnf 90. o1 many grades
...,,.. ..t - , ,ofrf ff,t invited Increasing
i,,,...,,.... Fl, a.. ..rar- ininr, - ON wo,li,n
.,t.,,.,. ,.t r..i .-~.,r... noco. .if,t. raising
3d., ... i. ,-, .fl. ,.4 i-.s r.oi. to
$50, . OLE. f.,,,,,. , ..- l..,,
, .... g.. . much ...,..r
tf .r, ,......t,, ~ ti,,.
.... ~ ,f.. f,a. fat ,,-.,av stated
d, ,.. 3D., ,.. ,.,i ,...~ ,i..ro ,,..,, iri,,,-t~ ~
, t ,~.t... ,.,fna ~ 49,
.f ..,,.,. .,f,,1 i.,,i.o. and
30 3D., ..,..,o.o o,
i'i" r-tl vtlr" lh orr iNtir'i III N'AN i-'''''''
n.i. nr. Fourth ,, afr tni-e Nlr.r COW sumption.
.,,.lr, - AZ, i.,,r,+t ~ m least isooOo 900 pounis
.., ..,
'i wa" '' ''' ''.' ~ g.
Ir r..i lax Ole. vnNlirn -o-.s -'l"iur So A. -
al fiI ti llt'' iiIN''f l"' ''' '''i ''''' ''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
IN ANTIQUE STYLE.
Colonial Patterns reproduced in Beautiful
Modern Furniture.

strangers i'm the city might spend part Of
their time ND inspecting the specimens II the
furniture of the colonial times which may 10
found u th' wdn'roOm> of GEO. 4.
TIINEsO.. lof. lO5 and los West Four
irenih- There may be found the deli
cate uncarved frames and richly upholstered
cushions Of Nashinetons day. every >tal or
spindle having graceful lines. Yet complet-
ing a chair or sofa which may be sat upon
without danger of reaching the floor BY air
line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-17
STEAMBOATS,.

A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
"A. OF TROY leave lrr AZ. y a.. foot West 0uh-st..
1au except saturday, p ~ Electric light, and bells.
et,au. h,1t IN roJm, Connect with trains OF Delaware
aud HUDSON and tltchbuig riil"zys sunday steamer
touches AZ Albany
A LII FARES REDUCED VIA STON!NG-
~ ToS ILNE.-The inside route: Boston. s.; Provi
1,,. - . Worcester o. so Steamers leave new Plea
&, y H., block above Canal-st, at . " m' sundays
excepted.
A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.
" St,ancls DREW and DEAN RICHMOND for Albany
leave OLD PIER Il, y. K. foot Canal-st. at D. m
for ali points heat and electric lights throughout
NALL RIVER LlNE-Boston, $500, for
nr-t.eas- limited ticket; FARES EEptCED TO
nAiIY SUNDAYS INCLl DED. at 3 D. m. Connection
Ly Annex Brooklyn Al = 80 Jersey City at
- N. steamers Pl kiIAN ana PhoN iDENCE IN CON-
mission. An orchestra on each steamer
NATSKIL. HUDSON, AND COXSACkIE.
4 roat, leave daily, sunday excepted from Pier 80
K t. for ali points east Also Lebanon Springs
l.. f.. direct TO bennington VI
IL lNGSTON. RONDOUT and way landingA
IA MONDAYS Wednesday, and Fridays Commencing
March "a boat from foot OF ilarrisons; at
After Airi ri"cN fHs' rREMPER STEAMBOAT CO.
NJ ORWICH LINE - FAVORITE INSIDE
~ HOrTF.-Farr- reduced. To Boston. - Worcester.
- sponcng redue lions TO all points Fast Steamers
S.tc pr 40 odd number North River OF Wattsst
next above Desb.ossessL Ferrv daily. Sunday
cppted' ut 80 y. m q. w. BRADY. Agent.
NJ EW- HANEN-Steamers leave Peck Slip
~ Per rs. f.. r. at y. and IL m. (Sundays exc
eeped Steamers arrive in time for trains north and sas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

s1zs o>ss 4tteE tes s<f1tsz = S&s @4eroe e&Se
sz5 ssessas - p4rss ze< - - t@ks Rlses
seses. ks1tt1E 49, his Fslsze2e2; ~4s go
s-aeee2 aeesss4rs AfteT Aslae-As - n9r Ca
s--s@s - @sse-ss@k EAs sltle 81 tAe esr~a4 "a
Ma 49, A4xass Al - As1 1~s4 Fizses- s-sas =
a-44s estzlSAs4s ane 50 - - sazR Eszl-.es "a
12ar<1ez. Az f4E1ss coxs-a1@1,
81 ~s s4s4 - IA as s.e-as - tsss
slta Ee9 er sarFsaaer so tnaeEs14sEee. ,
tEskae1 ssxs ~ 111a 'sk@>4aa@ se&f pl&s< -
ls@1eF - ye4r p@rly. esek ~ yoes a4tksrtls.
sE1 sssa yaz ksse pst ye-gse1 i tke y4stsizsn
* a. izaspeE2sat lsazef s4ss - ears - theE-
aa1 HI eut1l thsa. 49, 4llss oGr lssAcF -
tfsat szI1 yea uPsn taoss eaeei tera2s ~sAcz
E.sRe eaz esssFs ; lsSllas seitaszaeEt wilh
prQaise q IsrU&ae2cy,
Mr Parcel oo1iAA4s1 rs speso4 ~ ssyias
tA4l Z tAe sress0sas 4S3LEst 4AEe "a AaAest
he se-sd yista lEams1lstsiy he s4la-
hgt IS = noFe4snk q 1ypecrtsy - NAn
~kass koaas r1le wss skil 1sSR hNt ~kcse
kztrsc q freiAaa - nos 81 N deep Ias Ezla
fSzt2res q t1s n9scnens are absrrstaoH of
gaas nsat aza i1flaeikis sEeegsaee. Is aepeRas
o. oEs siaea tsssiRoHy. % soa thiak there Is
- ether si1et llhoefs ] lecI 1Q1 oNxl ca
ny dsfezse, Il sin es S0ewu sone asy lPro-
iensed eAeerlEg sna wayinK a bats l
could act ee1ne sUoag yea and lc~k you n the
f4ee % Hlght aAiess kaes lhsa EheEe ss an
other side - tas QUsStloE ano hat yea wes1la
Be contest 10 wait before deciding thsi 1 an.
worthy ss am lcFies of sNosl sm 10 uHsor.
tAy 70 yak via y0a even IN slght OF Tie Pron-
ised lana Shle1 piesse God 1 Nil enter vita
yoa-" tCrisS q .'PaEne.l foreFers'i
II Ireland leaves tkls port 90 watch have
led her almost in sight of yict0Fy " IA nol Tor
ny part SAY sAat viii accompany her future.
lCt6sH But ! shall ciAim ny riThg 10 os
warned o. MISTAKES 0f tie past snd shape my
course accordingly. Yea may ask The meaning
OF this-ahetner l ihtend 10 cross the Rabl.
con and burn nay b0ats 1 viii cross
10 Rubieon eud / have no beats 10
burn. Bat my positis9 IS that ~ lss0
snd ] say 20 al Irishmea, beware While the
power Is still in your hands before you surFen-
der forever 20 forces which you can nct con
troll the illimifabie power OF our race which
has shown itself 10 these streets 10 night and
sithout which l should be worthless snd use
hess, but With which sm strong ana with
" h.eh on my side pleage myself 10 push FOR
ward I'll l have reached the goal or Until =
majority Of the Irish people tell me that the
goal is hot theirs and that / must Try some
other method" lCheersl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
PLEADING FOR JEWS.
Prominent Men In knglsnd Decide 90 In
terc.de " IA the Czar.

terc-de W "A the Czar.
LONDON. Dec. ll.-At q meeting held
at the Mansion House. Wednesday. a
resolution offered by the Duke Of West
minister was adopted declaring that the
renewed suferings Of the Jews in Rus
sia from the operations OF the severe
and exceptional edicts against them
and the disabilities placed upon them
are deeply TO be deplored, and that in
this last decade OF the nineteenth CEN
tury religious liberty is a principle
which should be recognized by every
Christian community as among natural
human rights
In asking the adoption OF this resolu-
ton the Duke pointed out that the per-
secutions to which the Jews were sub
jected in Russia were without paral-
lei in any other European country. In
America or even in Asia The anti
Jewish laws OF 1882. he declared, were
a lasting monument 10 the infamy OF
their inventor, Count Ignatief. He
said ne believed that the Gar was hu-
name man and that he excelled in all
the domestic virtues, but that he and
the Czarina were ignorant OF the condi-
tions under which the Jews eked out
their miserable lives. A committee
was appointed TO convey the views of
the meeting TO the Gar.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 1.-The Gov
ernment Will probably promulgate the
anti-Jewish law at the beginning OF the
coming year. One of the most important
clauses of the new measure forbids the
selling, leasing or mortgaging to
Jews of any real estate in any
part of the Enpire. Hitherto
such regulation has applied only
to Poland Another clause provides that
Jews shall be dispossessed of any real
estate they may he'd. Jewish artisans
are also to be deprived OF certain rights
and are to be kept strictly within the
limits assigned to the Jewish population
Repressive measures will be taken
against Jews infringing the new law, as
well as against Christians who may be
found abetting the.i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
Tng INDIANS PEACEFUL.

Aren't ssLsushiia says Ther. IA sso
Danger of az outbresk sss Never Has
Been
hfNNyGPoLrs. MINI. Dee iI---ns
Journals Bismarck (N. d special
says: Major MeLsuRklin. agent at the
Standing Rock Indian agency. Is tn
town- He says there Is 30 danger of
an outbreak and that fhere never
has been sitting Bull and kis
followers are stili keeping up TIE fhcst
dance on Grand river. but their wild
snthasiasu is rapidly sbstinR The
Major thinkss sees more of cold wsath.
er will wind Up the dancing lie says
that be osn arrest Sitting Bell With
out any trosble. bet that .hers IL no
occasion for taking him into custody.
Had Buffalo Bill unesrtsksn to arrest
sitting Bull there would have been
serious trouble without . seubt for
when the old chief heard thst Bill vas
after him be gathered Together strong
body of vsrriors who we're dsteruined
10 fight fef their chiefs freedom
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
FOR MANY YEARS DIR.
TODD HAS CURED
CONSUMPTION.

Fosr WAVE. LAD. sept. II, 1S77.-For the
beaeat of those wbe think CONSUMPTION IN
cursb =. slu mskra statement Of ny cure;
On the n q lasf March Was taken " "a the
Luaz Fever or a. tac doctors called Nc. p euro
Pneumonia. l wss attended By on whom /
had considered the most eminent physician
0f tbs citT fer three moaths and IA {. during
VII b fin- ~ employed Eve ether 2 rsiciant
IS counsui Ffr about three weeks / taouzhf
( NsS Estiing better vheR an absc - began 80
form ir nv eH ipug and he pAysie ans pre-
pouaeed it euiek C0nsu mpIlen. Prom "a
sine I fsfie1 ~ "a = aad "a I'D from q Pinr o.
had niGhf SWesfs Ry the 18th Il June I bad
Got weas az ] esQid ret 90 : sss Of
wst~l 81 mE mouth aRd was CEN net % y bed.
wzs redne-d "a = ske stan except nv lezs snd
feer. ehich we're Eresfly Sweif-a. Atthls time
~ vie seetnG hr. :. car ] Iadt's eirsalar. err
pIsysd am. ard I ar free 20 say I IMP ovsd
stead ireu th tiws I or naBces faEfag as
aedic nes In three DAYS ne swelling hzd
Ecae saf q nv im3s snt in three wsess
ess zsie e. - - and Wax eat aeers lifffe
an ia Ten sesks Z vas shis ts wax fes niles.
aas fsIf ss rgn - 7 ever tis. View rs from
tArse 60 feur IaiieS sach dsY. neither eouxh Het
spit I sa4e 10 pair ard thins nv iu.g
JOHN A MILLER.
"a " Gre ehton ave - Wsvne. Ios.
NJ Miller 7ow ~ izhs i7s pansta
Hr n 'er e ever vesrs aia
Nr Niusf vas eured ever ia Years 80
TaiS shows thar c11surnrtfe1 can e crr
rranentIv rursn ~ Dr. s Casr Todd
paaeIs a. xainE hzrNeen htrs and Ffft
Wsvua ever dzv f4af sone friens - 60 ~.
NJ Mffer sad learn ne part easrs % his
eure It vas the taik q the tewn f1r menths
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

BEBNr. Dec Il-A united meeting o,
the State Council and the National
Council wss held for the purpose
OF electing President and Vice
President OF the Republic for
the year 1891. Or. Welt. who
Is at present Vice-Presidsnt vas
elected President and NJ. Hsussr,
Vioe-Presieent They viii assume Of
fee on Jsauarr L General Freri. who
VAS formerly Swiss kinister At Wash.
ingtoa. has hsen elected . member Of
the Federal Council.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

CerDswetns Tern~rrev 90 fsss sswpit
shv. Co.. fe1 Casa str-~t
Ths isrgs wholesale bouss Of wake.
- Tor cast bss stripped - % ever 80
cssss - first-olsss foofvesf - dispose
- fef tAsrn. IN orasz tssf tbsT shsSis
rssiize isrRs sun - nsoDfF wltnin
re Dert tnrty GAYS tbeT 80 Sc tnif
stesF sf ~ psT cert. isss thsr cost -
rrsnufscturs. 1hs Fnesrs money n
yo1f Tssckst. Ire Ersstest chsucs 81
your ffs swsits got. keu,erotr vs
frsssn fBs Des srsc rust furx sfs etssck
Ipto ostf vzthr the nsyt ttIrtT dsvs
etfsr~ise tss vhoiessis feoss q sbls
- a uTs. 1c1f trns nas eorIs 81
iss. ef7t Dfss a. Eeuerlb&r tfss
epeLlEE som1EToE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

csTc.ss. Dee f1.-Jo8fe oreshsr
kss rsleS thst Cbsflss csassslusn -
ths Csiosge Boars - Tr&6e. sns Tr.as-
srsF Fsssslv. q TIE Bgriirgton rail
ssv. zsst sss~sr ths ssssfions - the
Federal Trsn1 iurv teuskinf alleged
violseons Of ~ iRter-ststs eonBsrcs
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
HEALTH IS WEALTH

DA b. G.. Esf's MAYS ASD BHsIS TKEAf-
aENr. guaranteed sPecine t9f hfsteFia u iEzi-
ness t4nF 4lsi0aa TITS. Nervous Neuralgia.
Head che, Ne Fals ff0strati9n caused 0y the
Use 4f cohui of tobacco. ~ tkctulncss. Mental
bepressi0a. .ofteniag q the Brain resg ting
~ Insanity and leadiaE q uisrrV. d.cay aud
death. Premature Old Axe. barFeaness. Loss
% Power Ga either sex. Involuntary Losses aad
cpefmatorfhcea caused By oFer-exerti0n ofthe
traln. sclf-a1usc 0F oVer-iudui uigence. Each box
coataihs ooe fDohta's treatment sl.0o a Box.
o. SIX eotss Tor 500. sent b. aal prepaid on
receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEES SIN BOXES
10 cure any ease. With each order received
~ as Tor 81 boxes. accompanied by 500. We
vii send the purchaser one written guarantee
- refaHa the moaey n the treatment does not
eject cure. Guarantees tssueG Only 0y
WHITE & WHITE,
Msftoa House Pharmacy. sole Ageats.
80 MOnrOe-street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12

nkDrseN. Wis. Dec IL Ths snrusi
sale 81 STATE lands vss beld Wednesday
and sbout "a 600 acres we're oferee
Better prices thar psssl were realised
sons ispos selling IS higf ss tl7 pef
to-s. vail. the minimUm lsrsi rsts "a
srlvsa TIE inne 10 siDsst exclusive.
IN r,lusfss Ger the pine ppon IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-12
s.s.tatlsss ef IN. rstloesi Re~rs 81
Trade

EEw oxIrArs. Dee 1I-Ths Estios-
al Besra Of Trade or Wednesday passed
resolutions in favor ef reciprocal trade
banking laws. 81 a postal telegraph sna
penny postage on local delivery letters
and in fsvog 81 unisestion 81 tbe snon-
st>rT systems ef tss lsssihK cen usreisl
rzfleus