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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
NOME NEWS.
ppoNI\E\T ARRIVALS Ar TIE HOTELS

Prominent ARRINAl.S AT THE HOTELS
InI y NI:il J,r."> !. III. pt ~If'nt - q" ''f'at
So,,,,r,, r.lNly tnr,liy. III I'll .NL*l l. ~"n,t"r
Wi.i - "f N!rn">,t, an' Il" gresham John
\, Uua~k"niu.h % It 5. y \. ''lL>l Wili'n fnr'
,ri, ,ld '!,r l."l- ii''n y. - III" N'"H"tN S'a'"
U,ard II Nibt',i.nI morn NAN Aler'>-n,n WIiIa"'
70 Il, ann ~ l.d ana. Vt BRAY iNLi.-bsho W. u
w.,.t q, No, Iak, "A, Plo'c--"r W. S'r9n"r. OF
\.N.U,>ru JAMES "ufI"s. nan John SANFORD. ~
Wi>l>''E t"cr'.--Hsn W'l!1m Nri.'n Hey.
r. - ohio tla.l". l!l' " iti " hnth'ie'. Mass
,t.n.ru,t iIr.- NJ Wai,r % tontc tlcut. and LIANT
l.t Harris. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
M OWN THE FALL CAMPAIGN.

This ey. nn by both political parties The Republican
Executive Committee will meet at No: 1873 Lawren'e,
st. and the dates will be selected for the primaries
nominating conventions to name the cancca'es i'r sn
ONCE, to be filed this fall to be ratined oy 'n'
eral Committee next week. ~..,
The September meeting OF the De"oef" ~. Tsnras
Committee will he held this evening ~ te ex.d Sor
Jefferson Building and dates Will propapts ,nnntb
the primaries and conventions to be hcio th'' ino
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

The I-lsnd Atl"tir tlub iactos-" Ia,
dn,tlty nnclng fital- w"ithy - their n"'t.". Y"-.
:. itay'- gam with I'll" Manhattan Atalcii" t.ub
Wa t,cr nor" o wax-ol". foi IN" island than
the play rf III" Lc."r~ against Tho jersey city
~ n. The Manha,iaii- u Grub aud have had
Practice together. torIli hdi, dually thu,
strong Il players. Tn" game y--tridiy To ia
r,nr of staten Island. Ira-ti, Wnlan tn. r,frrrr
Ia" follow IA, wee the plai'f-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
CRICKET MATCH vt PlIILADELPlIl\ \.

Philadelphia sept. l>p"'ial.-Thc 'ri'krt match
between the Gentlemen of Philadelphia and the Brit
i'll. resident, 81 the United states was started on inc
Mannheim grounds to-day. The Encli-inlcn @'tcd
nr,t and ~,ur.d ~ due mainly I" "A beautiful t'and
hy Tln,ni.nn II the staten Island club. and VOID
The Philadelphia, then i"oh the bat ana sr"rrn
.oi for eight w,k"t-. liohcn plav~d sp"ndidN
for l,;. made with few mistakes. The game Will
DO nd l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ORANGE.

The Roy william Richmond. rector :" MI H@'"''
church. Orange Valley, VIII" has been absent >'n'e
early I'm the summer searching for health h'> III
formed HI, vc,try that he will return TINS wee" "
resume III" charge Of the parish His heai'n i rom
plctrly stored.
John o'Ronrkc on" NJ III" wealthy Pari>hi"hc!S Oh
=, Jnhn's Church. ha> given bnlh'lhE i9t ~ d
49,. ,r ,l'ic locality To- the Johns parOtma SCHOOL
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned runs ew.York 6. Buffalo e. First bss ny
erors-NewYork g. Buffalo Left On % "fn '
" o Srelck Stately Whitney. O'Day =
Rrown Cunningham. Home run Vaughn ihi, %.bssc
hJ,Ewinc Two-base hits-tOnnor, R!chaiu>o. houfkr
WISE Sacrifice h Conno r ha d on ,a,tz s,a" s"h
tIa,E Whit Double pla,s-Wi>e ana faat1. Rove anu
WISE q Richardson and Common III ny intcnefpp'."
Tok cunningham. Wild pitch"s-C cunningham D. Tas'"
ia;lNEwinc T. Umpire,-';ai'ney and Sheridan 1ir"-
EOS.
Tho first rau the Eastern Park grounds yesterday
,wncu the brooklyn and Chicago Players League Vah''
r.u,ted I'm an easy victory for the Visitors The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

.GIa rnSt !: Buffalo T. Lett or bass Ncw.yotk
B buffalo 8. First base on oals-By Ewing L. WING
aoms Bess JTooatr. .,, h' R,.,a.on hC sa
nom stolen bases-Mack Wise w Ewing. >, ID"
psy-Rchardson, unass!st-d Hit by passed
hali~Ewnp Umpres-',anney and sheridan 1''e OIL
game-l 80
The second game contest at all. the Ncwf"fK-
~. outpaying their opponent, at every point and winning
lii D.,hncss stop,ed the fare. at the end OF The
eighth inning. Gore injured by pitched BAH ana
rc,,rd in The fourth inning. An injury t. "h''!
caused that player retire An inning ia"f' App"'u
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned run.Ncw-Ycrk Cleveland T. an fhsses cas-:
WIZ = Cleveland I. iiitt 5asc ta! 90 Er;e 8 on
Young T. sluek klty Thinner 2 psahs!
&oun9 Thl,rtase hts-Ticrnap. Hornung ;Mo-uaSe
bits-G,sa.eck Rlse sa nm hitsHa,,rt h'Tn"h b:
piays-smaey Virtue Bassett GlssscGek a9S S ns
%onnS isssed bal!-Zi,nmcr. Cmpire-Lynch Time
las.
The crowd was sweled to over 5000 when inc SECOND
onme was started at p Like the hr't IL was qu''h!
n,syed and interesting, New-York winning by for'u-
nat. punching of hit. Ccvelands errors although few
were damaging thinner caught III his llOth cohsecu
tive came The score Is follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
ROYAL is the only Baking
Powder Absolutely Pure.

Acc entries-won by W. F. Murphy, Ncw-YorK' III
q $50. .,,,. ortries-WOn BY j. r.
,Jazlrton Philadciphia, In = 80 Ia. .r,r,es-Won
Two mile, q 30 class, ordinary. seven ch'i'e
by W. +. Henry. Of Warren; In :oC mnopship two
ortricsIWon by H. +. Murphy, New-fork' IN W..
The days frollc to close with thca're p"''
given by the syracuse Cycling Club MihS'rei''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
LONG ISLAND.

JAMAICA Julius iIcugrncr. aged thirty years
pcdlrr who lived at 40. 81 Washington ST. New torh
walled IN front Of the sag Iarbor express n" II WAS
entering the Long Island Railroad station herr Nrr
day morning and struck by the locomotive ana
instantly killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned runs-New.York 2. Cleveland o. First "s 10y 0s
.rrors-New.York 2 Cleveland 4. Left on bases
eesGa Fir, SnsS on H %s-tsr 1k
Heotin 2 SharrOtt g. Glks. Nc can Delaney. p mr.,
base ht-TeInan. Twohase hts1Glasscoek whist,cr
Stolen basesIierGan Ho,nung nd boTSG lit By
nitcherHMurphy. Ump:re-Lyhch. Time-1;+o'
The New.York and Buffalo Players League e"'"'
1901 ,wo games ut Brotherh9od Park. the local team
winning both games. The first game was well ana
uu,ck,v playcd and but for Tvitchrns wild pitch'hk
Dunalo would have won. John Ewing al" MS ho'e
srious brother did excellent work The score WAS a.
folln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
Announcements.

MY love, what magic spell is thrown
Upon your facet Its charm l own
Whence came thy pure and pcarly trcth
Thy rosy lip.! Tiny ~rfum,d 6rrath ~
She said In accent, sweet and clear.
Ills only SOZODONr. my dear"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned runs-PItt,burg 2. brooklyn :" Fir,t DaT , ."
erroisrtsburg .. brooklyn o. hre on rinkncy.
smith and Toatz stolen b,sesp@rke JGdnn' C s1nsk
onDay burke Decker lcekr o ha. on S0r baHf
Anderson j. Hit by Itt hcr-Sales Passsd ball
Decker. Umpircs-Strl6 and Fike. 1ime-i o.
The pittshurg could not stand the strain ana ~
n result the Brldegrooms won thu third game rather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
NEW ENGLAND ROWING; CONTESTS.

Boston. sept. 1.Tivc thousand people witnessed the
second fall championship regatta of the New England
Aniatrnr Row inC Association la day. The Worcester
Boat club the honoIs leading In every In
which they entered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Cape May Athlrtics.... " -, ,,n
Earned runs AthStics .; (nr Nay CIT on hs-D--
on crror,-S. l. Athletics cape NAY l. ,ou I'm vel,
- l. AtHTh, I'll arsnr Struck Van Zant. Sire
Shannon pA-u!,i lnrh,rE.r t,dmu. Fountain, Dana
DtiHh "vr. RENTAL stolen bases -Wac'nhurst &
Shann0n' Soa nnuh. n,ayt 'admu>. Stlcbcgh ana
Willard Sacrifice hitsDana '"arhar h,nInr -innir,-
base hits-van Zint g. Wild ptch-fouh'ai"'
Hopkins. Tmc-l 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

r; ssfH sss 81 s sSt EEH1 xEsNS
INC. with PEEEEcr SUCCESS Il SooTHEs The
CURES VIM COLO: and I. az beat rSneay ioi
Wefd. twenty-five cents . bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Faded hair RECEIVERS its youthful color and soft
nos, by the u,r " larkrr's Hair Bal>anl.
parNcr's Ginger Tonic cures Inward pains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned runs Plttsbure Blook{n . F,rst JET I'LL on
Pittsburg l. Brooklyn Left on i's"s-t'i!ts'
burg s. Dro.klyn 4 ncmt runIBus I% s,, hit h
Anderson Struck out Decker. And rson sales fi,st
has, bas-on Anderson = . on a"ar Terrv
Cmptrs-Striet and Pike. Time-l "A
Fuly 5000 peOpc witnessed vest day's game 'ctween
tho Staten IsI,nd Athletics and Cape Nays at West
Zew Brirhton The score As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Tho New.York and Cleveland League "'nh
,,iu MAY at the Polo Grounds today. two games WA
be played at brotherhood Park between tn Ne"io"
and Duculo Players teams
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

Earned runs-Bro1kI!h J, tnTusg -.s uroo11Ivn q
chicago First Joyce ;sS
hits-Cook J. Pfcner. Boylc three base htsaSh1t,, &c.,,
O,Neil. Stolen bases-Duny Ryan, Sacrlme zinc, h'. d
Tfen,r. Passed hall Boyle L. Wild ptch-heh"hs l.
Umpircs-Joncs and Knight Timc-2:lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

HENRY A. DANIELS. Il. D..
90 WEST S0TA.ST.
D,::.:: 2: =: Ns,yeu' 3 orsana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02

crro-s-pittsburg brooklyn q Left on basss.fHt:Tals
. BrooKlyn s. Threeba.. hits-Miler t S;nsn ,.sss
Collins. OBrlcn Foatz Terry Burns sa aIs. WHOA
and Iicckcr Collins unass,trd struck 9un.Fou','
Saruhers ., Wilson. FIRST base on baisoOn BAKER L.
OF Caruthcr, Hit by pitchcr-Burke Osboi Turns.
Wild mchcs-B1ker g. Cmpire-Strief. Tinr-l 81.
Tho second game was tho best Of the day. the home
..,.,.. &C.,. . h. ~, h.,,,o with nothing @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
Brooklyn did better In the second game Inc

GhifagS a. ,v La on
s% chicago rll,s ba:S Q" banIa"S warq
v.n ns,ren W%yhinc oyle sh9scr acric" h,s
Secry ltyan Pfriirr Double plays--Wcvhihe;
~ and orr Shugcr and oyic Williamson rf"h"r ana
Hny,o Three.base hts-1aucr Farrell OIL .oSsn
1sy.o hh,,.'Ward Wild prh-W~NhinR. StOiti
49,. Nr, Joycc Andrews Cmprcs-Jones ana Knight
Ttmc-2 III.
The Brdcsroorns accomplished the unusual ic"t ycr
day Of playing three games ana ""''',i u,'' ".' ~
.u.s ,xers between the Brooklyn and Pttsburg teams
ana eoodsized crowds Journeyed u Washington rar" 70
witness the battles. In the first game the brdeeoos
had lead Of 10 TO when the ninth inning was pcP"h'
Here the Psburgcrs rallied and scored nine runs oorc
~, the necessary three
mt The scOre follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
EIGHT HOME VICTORIES.
NINE BASEBALL GAMES PLAYED.
EXCELLENT RECORDS MADE BY THE LOCAL
TEAMS-TIIC SCORES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cew.York 4, Cleveland o; Chicago 4, Boston i; nrst
New.York j. Cleveland / Chicago Is. Boston II; sec.
second game Ond
Broosiyn TO- pitt,bug .; Phiadiphia .. Cincinnati
HrUosSn 3 Pittsburc .; Cincinnati a. Philadelphia s;
second guIne second game
Brooklyn s. pittsburg 4;
third game.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
New.York z Buffalo 5 first B,soa H. Cleveland (1rst
game
N.wWorx 10 Runalo fscc Boso H. Cleveland 9 (scc.
cb; S I3 nrookvp art Pittsbuig g. Philadelphia
game first game) .
p,sorwn Ch,coao ,.econd P1ttsbure o. Philadelphia
oame1 (sccOnd game)
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Syracuse = Toledo first Rochester TO- Louis'ihc
oamcI y tsecOnd game.
Toledo Ii. Syracuse 10 (sec. Columbus T.. baltimore o
Ros che si Louisville . Baltimore 8, Columbus
fnrst esme). second vamel.
| s Athletic 7, st. Louis :"
There were pine professional baseball games paSod W
Sew.York klyn yesterday. and large crowds wiz
messed the contests, especially the games played III JIG
afternoon The local mode excellent records VIII
ming eight OF the nine games.
Two games played the Poo Grounds between "e
Ncw.York and Cleveland League teams foth sapes were
well naytd and each resulted In victory Tor the nome
nine The first game stare! at y. Ill., with f"sie
ncbinp for NcwYork and Young for Cleveland l'usie
his bulky rival and Cleveland did not get
run in fact but one Ohoan got far third base VIZ
tue made the two hits for Cleveland. Buckley Whistler
md Davis did the best fielding and Glasscock and Burkett
the beat batting. The as follows:
IxE.A al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-02
TOMORROW

correct Fall STYLES In entcmen's Hats will DO issued
By Espenscheid, lis Nassau.st
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NI't.ps nnsfr W. S.p psnY s sssma WI"

WIZ Nk0VO USVueN.
The other day WAS one of party
that attended the mldwinter scssion of
the Wisconsin Press Association, which
met at Jancsville, an oil aud attractive
town .nugly lying on each eide Of the
Rock River.
On. pecaliirity of Janesville IL the
length of time every man has llvcd there.
\ negv barber dsviarr,l that be had
llv-l there forty -uinr years.
"ioa don't appear Ia h. that old" !
remarked"
"lIat I Il, .ah, over DAY a. hit. sum
IN cul. dsisr way in our family. We
all looks young I'll We git. erbout eighty
year. oil, an den we sortsr falls Into
de Ways q ole age"
ESQ You have li,cl 10 this town for
foriy-nlnc y-sr.f"
"ic., sah, ever mInl, u lie time, putty
nigh"
B "Dilnr see you In Arksnsswy'
''Dcsn .cc how you couli Ven uet'-
ter wus iar."
.crn YOU there. u strik. me that YOU
once k-l, shop 10 Little Rock aud that
owe yoa two dollars"
"whit iii you .ayy'' be a.kci with
dcyitlszl Interest.
Little Rock"
"Look ,crc, dat sln't In irkspsaw, 4.
hY'
lit I. the capital II the state"
avail. I drvlsr'. q. larnln g'ogafy
nov. sho. I u.l-r III dar, "a dat. whut
you ialkin cfip0ut--lil.ci dar api u.trr
shaw you. Il alnt mighty on In NV
mine. ani knparl LAT some gcn.rnin
doen liar oNcl ne tao dollars, hut l
coalint 'a'ctly IN him 10 my riccolIIck-
.huu."
II suppose you woaIL Ike to have the
noneyf'
"Na., q you please. .ih, care 90,
To pay de taxes on ny property ~. c,vp-
7 lug"
"i.c, mr .cc boat owe you thrr-
lall,r., Instead of twur'
lIr b-g,n a. scratch III. head. ~
,lcclarr. .,h. NV rigollc k.hun iln't l--u
az powerful guoi slnr had dat .Irll ~
,lc foil icl,-r. fiY- u, 81 i've ani tslyv
! ten !. tNcnty, vii nothing ter carry.
>lN e. !. ten. aui aothing %. b'lc,c,
e. gtr.hou.. s,l. dat IL wus ,hrv- dol.
lsr.-yas, know nov dat suI Why,
you's ut ~ poNeriul mcmoy, bos.,
anl I'll luisr comIUrmrn' you Ou H..
pIts bcrn ~ g'oI slillc ergo, anl dun
almoI fargui 70. Gininy," be- add-,l,
boiling out h,s hint.
Iilcu l.-g, ~ a. laugh AZ him. toll
hlm that h- sas li,r aud "a. about Ia
leave tho shpp whrn b. babe ne stop.
"uimmy lat money"
n don't oee YOU ans thing"
"Wall. veil .-v alpat dat. Jlm," hc
a,l,lcl. tunlng 4" fylluw Who at near,
'.lilnt yuu yrrr ~. man .ay lat %" dun
oac M thr,- dollar. Tar q hong timer
"l-. ! hrarl him icknoslcige u,
Jim insscuSi.
''Jim u ~ lc.tig- ~ lie I@acr," the
hlfl--t ,Nplsin~i, "sni lees you pat ul'
lat mon~y right nos yell take YOU az
i,-io' tl,- couu lat !. 80 .iitlng sni 90
waiting fur lc.,irc ~. mluli. .. YOU
gsln- ter piyT
| thegtnto argue The ci.r, but soon siS
u "a. 20 ua usc. Ilin pat hi. arm on nay
shoulder AMI tlsn I reached Zoe th. Tea
dimr. had i,orruWs~i on the tfaln. !
lh,krl iiiy c,nl. 81 htying enough, bat
/ the htfisr uls grurfvus enough q"
kneck ~ that smpant. Walk~l about
lufing tie snllf- afternoon, hat iii not
attsmpi aupihcr shan trick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

se..ly siringrr-i have here y couple
~ ariitlr. which think would Interest
your readers.
E,lltor-wcli, sir. what are their sub
ject.f
ssrly stringrr-rhey are editorials,
Que 1. on the "Ilu.incss siiuaiion, and
the other ".,l,icc Ia Young Men AZ IL
Getting ON In Life"
Eallior-if lou vii leave them We
will look them over. =.
sce.ly strsng.r-rhank you; but u
YOU wouli only advance me i've cent. u
wouli le grrat favor. ! shoull llk'
To buy a neat bat not gaudy sandwich.-
America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
Ayers Pills.

Dc 10. q ayy-tlis. hilious troubles, eeu'u-
tstlas,. ln.ilsssllsf. AMI sisk Lsaasei's, thsss
Pills arr Unsurpassed
"Tsf q lnng time ! vas sufsfyf if"m
.iau,aeh. liver. AIT kiansy uvahlss, stIs-
ri~nclng mush dlniculiJ IN diErstioa. .ith
.sesfv pain. la tn iuInisf fesissn siri o,i'rf
Iaft. q ths t--iy Having Ind variety ~
remedies. inrin.iias warm taths. ~lh coli
tsml-Yfafy ryllsf. ai-Iai thfrs mathis aEo
b,sah m l.- q Ayers i'ilis. AL ny hsAiih
!. - msrh lmyfv,cd that I siasiiy testify "
use .ul-fiaf mrrits - THIS msdicine -
Msl.si J0fg~ r,ryifa. rufto. fufiuEal
sfuf M cure u hssslashs. Ay,r's CatiiAf.
o. ITIl. are tn na.t snsstiss Hssiisine !
ever u,.d~-H n. james. Dofrhsstsf. Mass.
-whsn issi M bc.i u caihafiic, tale
Aysfs rni.. and hni tism a. - Hnfs snec-
tl,s than any othsf plil ever toas."- Mrs..
o. q Truth. nur~slitilis. Va
u hasv fuaBd In Aysr', fili.. an invaius,
~ windy Coo eoss.tlpatiou. h,iioasnsss, AIT
kln.irvd dlsardsfs, prcuilAf 10 mlssniAne
lprAlllis.. Taken IN snail Ani frs,lssnl
dss.rs thTss fIlis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

VIM. o.. Durgin ~ ihr BOSTON Loan Co..
s;i Washington street, .,ys: ! rvcpm.
mrnl Sulphur Hitter. ss the very beet
m~lirin- I have ever u.ei. There I.
uothlns like tirm a. give an appetite.
tone up the .v.irm, aud do away With
ihit angili FEELING which !. az fr-qucnt
among those couhuci In doors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

rmE Brsr medical writers claim that
the .uccessfal rrmeiy for n,sal caiarrf
must be- non-irritsiing. easy OF applies
tion. and one that Will reach al the ~
mote sorrs and liberated surfaces. The
history of the Efforts to treat catarri
during the past obliges us Ia admit that
only one remedy has met these condI'
tions. and that Il Eiy's Cream Balm.
Til. pleasant rvmcsiy has mastered a..
tarrh a. nothing else has ever done, and
both phrsicians and patients freely con-
ce<is sh.s fact. The moot distresslns
syupsous yisld 70 if.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

"Afisr varied experience With miny
so-csllel cathartic remedies, am con
wheel that AYERS I'LL. give the mo.i
ssii.fagtorv results. I rely exclusively
on these pill. for the cure 80 liver aud
stomach complainis."--,iohn u. He'll.
>r., Abilene, Texa..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22

TAksa pis,. q thics bro-n IaJ-r Abuui .
f,.lt ~luars sai b-ai Z The nrv. Wbsu
bot. I',0- u "A The iahl- AMI ral' u -ith {
claths. bfash for at-rgt hAf . uiiauie. Tssu
bal N lrusu taf-r uy~r = 80 snail hgh'
b.slis.-littis rs-rs. q ~ siilng laf~r -tli i.
-anI the ught iri,e. sil iaaip al-,gt la Z
MT striici maun-f % ibe trusu pll.r 1.
bsll over -tBsi.siys t...t. -vsral hair 81
lmmeilAis,y .iAni ga ihrif suls, greatly q
Tie AIggssmeut " the sg-ciAi0rA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-04-22
nur1nryxr..-l,aroW uAnIr

pS. IIaise.' .stisn sy-sinc.
"a ian ~ xiysa ~ Q cap ~ TEA 80 oof-s ~ithsu
The knaw - ~ uf Tie I~r-.n ukinE u. ercstinl
. .,.r.si, aBi pefunaaeut esw. sbcthsr The 70
tent A. tn.stsfsts iftnker an alcot,"lic srcs
Thsa.an.t. 90 lruaksrl. have l--sn ssrci Oh
have taken The ,.oiisa >T<.lac In t.sir c.nr
xltl,.,,,t thslr lnsslss lsr ami tsisy t~ls,e the
aalt slTinkinx 20 their osn free uiil No hsfmfa
srest ts.alt. frtsm u. atmini.trsti"n. Cur
xuafahtesst seat for ,ifvulsr sni fail Isstisu
AR. A.hlw-s In c"as Lease, Gotlsn sIrsih
ga. Is Rec -tfvst ttssiasstt. -