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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11
J. sloat Fassett, appointed by President
Harrison collector of the port of
New York,

The highest gift within the federal pa
tronage of the state of New York has been
bestowed upon State Senator j. Sloat
Fassett that of collector of customs of the
port of New York in place OF Joel B.
Erhardt who has just resigned. Mr..
Fassett, was born in Elmira, n. Y, Nov
ember 13, 1858. He entered the uni
versity of Rochester, N. Y, whence he
was graduated, taking afterwards a post
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11
OFFICIAL GOSSIP.

The examination Of public school teach
ers in Rio Arriba county takes place at
TERRA Amarillo on September /.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

to local option, and the last provides for
the establishment of two or more civil
courts of appeal
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

LtIttT LINt.
List OF letters remaining uncalled for in
the postofiice at Santa Fe, New Mexico, for
the week ending August s, 1891. If not
called for within two weeks will be sent to
the dead letter office at Washington
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

In calling please say advertised and
give the date. JACOB WELTMER, p. Nj.
good many Of your friends east have
no idea of the flavor of Santa Fe's april
cots. Get Morton to express a basket to
them TOR you.
Simmons Liver Regulator cured me OF
general debility and loss OF Appetite
Mrs. Edmund Elton, Frankfort Pa.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

The board of trustees of the school of
mines have already had over fifty applica-
tions from parties desiring to attend that
institution.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

1t is said the Grant county board of
county commissioners failed to act in the
matter of levy for the cattle indemnity
fund
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-08-11

Deming has offered the position of prin-
cipal OF public schools to Prof S. A. Dan
ford, OF Forman, N. D. He is highly
r commended.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
ONE LEAGUE FOR 1892.

Baseball Magnates Reach Copclusion-
They Have Practically Decided to Form
. Tweive-Ciub Association.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec 1L-No ef-
fort is omitted to maintain secrecy as
to the doings of the baseball magnates
who are here striving to s:ifle the COM
petition which makes big salaries and
small profits possible. Wednesdays
developments leave no room to
doubt that the league and
association are things Of tae
past and in their places has been
born twslve-city association.
Amalgamation has been effected,
but it remains yet to settle tho
amount due the old association corpo-
rations on the score Of REIN burse-
meat. Boston claims SIS, 600. Philadel-
phia $50. 900. Columbus $50, coo. and
Chicago it is thought should not
ask more than from Sl0. 900 to SIS. COO.
Chicago, however, is putting up q de-
mand for SIS. 000. 1t is ths settlement
of this matter that will prolong tho
conference. The twelve cities Of the
new ccmbinatien are: Boston. New
York. Brooklyn. Philadelphia, Bslti-
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleve-
land. Cincinnati. Louisville, st. Louis
and Chicago Columbus drops out of
the list and will probably be in the
minor league that is talked Of
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
IN NO DANGER.

Judge Clark. Who Was Shot BY . Crasy
Inventor ae Mattoon. Ill, VIII Re.
cover.
MArrooE. Ill. Dec. 1T.-Judge Hor-
ace S. Clark is resting well. his wounds
paining him but little. He Is able TO die.
tate his correspondence while bolstered
up in bed Frank Hornish, who made
the attempt upon his life Tuesday night,
waived exsminati on Wednesday and
was taken to the county Jail in Charles.
ton. His only remark relating to the
affair since his arrest was that he
would have inflicted more serious If not
fatal wounds on Clark had he not
fought him 80 dsterminedly. A spe.
cial grand jury was impaneled and an
indictment for assault with inten& to
murder was found. Judge Wright Is
still sitting on the bench in Charleston
and speedy hearing Of tho case is IN.
ticipatcd
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
CHILL SENDS HER REPLY
Her Statement Regarding the Bal
timors Outrage Presented
LAID BEFORE SECGETlRI BLAINE
she Mfsimisss the Attack eA Ansrieaa
ssilsrs aaa says tAss Nc 9spars-
tiea 10 Due The aan fras.
cisco Ordered Os1

WASHINGTON. DeA iT.-Misister
Mcnst hzd an interview with secre-
tsry Blaias ~ the state department
Wednesday aud laid before h'n the
statemen Of the Gillian government in
regard 10 the Baltimore onussss The
statement presents thsChilian side OF tho
case. and undertakes to minimize the
attack on the sailors. Minister Mcntt
WAS very conciiiatory, aud the doeu-
mcnts he laid before Secretary Blaine
were free from the offensive tone that
has marked Foreign Minister Malta
But the representations he made
bore out the eaalsgrsm re-
ceived Tuesday from Minister
Exan which fsreshadowea that
the Chiliaa governmeat wss deter
mined net TO make reparation and
would join issue rs 10 facts. As tais
country cannot admit the contention OF
Chilli that there is no outrage 10 make
reparatioa for, tho next step will
bs to have Minister Egan for
mally notify the Chilian govern
ment that its reply Is not satis-
factory. This reply may direct Min
matte relations be broken of. but
circumstances will determine whe ther
this shall be done at once or await the
presidents message to congress- This
message. after giving tbs facts and the
cores ponaenee, will indicate what ac-
ton the president thinks advisable on
the part oi congress- Meantime, tho
navy was never in better TRIM
The members of congress DO not as a
be declared against Chilli. Many Of
them say that it would be punishment
enough to the little req iblic to send
her minister home aud cut OF diplo-
matte relations with the United States.
1t looks as though there might be a
war in congress over the mater before
any blood is shed in Chilli.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 17.-There Is
no doubt among naval officers here
that the cruiser San Francisco will
leave for Chilli this week. She hes
taken on all the provisions she caa
hold, enough for q long cruise,
and it is significant that these
stores include many articles which
would not be bought here if she were
going to the China station. 1t is also a
fact that. in addition to her own sup
plies. she takes large amount of am-
munition and balls for the Charleston's s
guns. The theory of the naval men is
that the San Francisco will take
these stores to Iqnique, where she
viii transfer them to the Charleston.
1t is supposed that the Charleston will
make the direct course to Peru from
honolulu. which port she left on the
18th. II is rumored that Admiral
Brown has received sealed orders to
sail in few days, but this could no:
DC confirmed
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

Ter tAs psst tour ssassas nss
driven them 70 want sna suffer
Tag. Hundreds % these eeaasry homes
are being deserted the neu with their
families hssksss ~ tAs cities saA
msainx dissrictA where thsy make
hssrtrsndiay appeals fes work But
f~w Of them ere saceessfui In getting
en- ploy nsat. and they nad fAsussivss
evsn in . wsrss sisastios thsa IN the
eouawy, - in tbs latter pisss they
could keep alive Ga Wild berries and the
eatlesi
Stories Of dest<usien end suffering il
the Lagunds district sluost surpass b.
lief. The poor people hang around the
railroad camp and pick up The stray
grains Of earn which fall - shs ground
where the mulss are feeding TO save
their children from starvation Others
beg permission to 60 int the corral
and hunt for the grains of cora which
have escaped the process Of mastiea-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
FEDERATION OF LAeoR.
4 1sssluttsa csadsnsniag Psaasytvaata'l
Csaspirsey Laws raAssa-


Conspiracy Laws PaAssa-
BnniSsnAa. Ala, Dec. II. - The
convention Of the Federation OF Labor
adopted . resolution which condemns
the conspiracy laws of Peansyl-
vaniA and Of the recent decision Of
the Allegheny court Ia connection with
the present strike Of Pittsburgh print
ers, and empowers the executive coun-
ell 70 expsnd %. ooo in prosecuting the
injunction cases should they be taken
10 the highest court. or TO make test
of any other such injunction case as
they may deem advisable.
A report was adopted condemniny
the decision Of the secretary of the
treasury in allowing musicians to como
into the country rs artists A report
WAS adopted condemning the sweatisg
system and providing label for union
made clothing. Congress was petitioned
to put trades union labels on the same
legal footing as trade marks
At the morning session the president
announced special committees on high
dues, unfair immigration, Knights of
Labor proposition. eighthour ques-
ton, and woman's federation Re-
ports OF committees being in order,
Senator j. q. Mcneil, of the common
sessions read the majority report on
the motion to appropriate 5000 to
help the Pittsburgh typographical
union fight the injunction or conspiracy
cases in the courts After long dis
cussicn it was adopted
At the afternoon session a request
for aid for the striking Indiana miners
was referred TO . committee. James
Hughes. master workman of the New
York District Knights of Labor. sent
in . communication asking to be heard
on the questions at issue sbetween his
order and the United Garmentwork-
crs His request was referred to q
committee
Resolutions have been adop.,d
against open barber shops on Sunday
or after o'clock p. m; authorizing
the harness makers union to use q
label, and especially in Tennessee,
Missouri and Illinois where convicts
make harness; boycotting Ehretts
bear. and authorizing label for union
made clothing. A resolution was
adopted protesting against an exccp-
tion Of immigration labor law in the
case of musicians on the pretense that
they are artists. The discussions on
all these resolutions are lively, and
some of them have been protracted.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
MINERS GOING TO WORK.

End Of the Strike In sisht-Two Mines at
Brsxi, Ind, Resume Work On the Old
TsrsAs.
mines will resume operations today.
A committee OF miners called on the
Brazil Block Coal Company and
asked for work at the old price
The Sherburne Coal Company
acceded to the miners demands
lad resumed work Wednesday morn
ing. The company only operates one
mine, which is almost exhausted. It
is claimed that this mine viii DO
worked out in a few months and the
owners thought it advisable to
pay the advance and work . full
force of men, with an eye to clos
ing down the Minis. permanently at
the earliest opportunity. It will give
employment to from Hfty to seventy.
five men. A report reached hero
Wednesday tina. Woodruff. Brown.
lee s. Wilton have closed down
their mine at Carbon. Tho
cause is attributed to their N.
ability to find a market fer their coal.
As the weather is pleas IT the do
mestic trade is light and the Chicago
markets are flooded with Ohio. Illinois
and Kentucky coal By the closing
down of this mine 200 miners are
thrown out of employment No re-.
mittance has been received by the
miners from their association, which
leaves hundreds Of families on
the verge of starvation The
miners officials admit that unless
assistance is soon secured the miners
will be forced to work or starve. Mat
ters ure becoming alarming and rumors
are numerous to the effect that quite
a number of miners will return to
work to-day. If this be true the strike
is virtually ended.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

Great Suffering In Durango Through .
Failure Of tne Crops.

Great Suffering In Durango Threugh .
Failure Of tne Crops.
DURASGo. Mex, Dvc. 1.-THE dis
tress among the people of this city and
throughout the state Of Durango on ac-
count of drought Is on the increase.
The suffering among the lower classes
cannot be described II is famine of
the worst kind. and the pIeadings and
cries of the hungry horde for food are
becoming more pitiablc with each suc-
ceeding day.
Small riots in the villages through
out the state are Of daily occurrence.
In . number Of instances storehouses
have been attacked by mobs Of men
women and children, made desperate
by the pspes Of hunger. and robbed OF
cora There are hundreds Of people
actually starving In this city and there
hsv. been many deaths attributed d.
rectiy to that cause.
The state government several days
ago contracted FOR 100. oae bushels Of
corn. and tina. order las now been
doubled The grain will come from
Kansas This city purchased several
tn3a~Aa9 SnsNrts Va t1tu >Ssas ~ "&S ~ "
for her pser, sut the supply Is now
about exhausted II Is dealt oat % the
needy. who arc provided with tickets
according e the nufa ssr is the family.
They nsss. hswevef pay ct the rata
Of s9.so psr hushel which is the cost
prics. This rcsuetiea in price
wsuid be of arsA, senefis - tse suffer
ss II they had money with which 10
bay a, bat. N il L. these Of them and
hey nam ssr la the thsnsAsAs--whs
are sassis ts purchase tssir feed sss-
siy ssss stxrve IL - estinsted that
4 wilt s.ss no less shan Lee ses bash
els ct essn saA beans to sssrv the suf-
sersrs sf thss state sisas tarsaeh ths
ssnssr Aad aata ssxt years essps ere
a&tnfsa.
In the rssA valleys where reed ersrs
has always bses raises sp - the ssas
u ths pssssas dfsught al 10 asw Asse-
i.ssss faFneFs che had threash theis
lahsfs maze far thezssivss eessfsrt-
sssEe hsass have s<ssns atteriy
4sstltsts. Thar stsak have died
aiaa . ssnnlsts failure ot erers
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

Nxw Yesx. Dec i7.-Thsrs 10 .
romance atts~aed 10 ths history Of
Lawrence and Barbara stoahr. IN
aged couple who were buried from
their residences in Harlem wednes-
zay. They we're born within q
few hours Of each other in
Berlin. Germany, were plsynates aud
schoosmates. wsrs confirmed together,
married. came here thirsy-one years
ago. ard lived Ia this city from that
time ga. She died % Sunday ~ pneu-
'raonis ard he few hears after Of
t-caehisis They wers both laid In
sac xrave.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
A BIG REWARD.

Ussls Sam VIII Pay o9.5oo for the Cap
turs 81 the Ohicago Mail Robbers.
CHICAGO. Dec. l7.-Postmaster GEN.
oral Wanamaker has placed = price on
the head of each of the five men that
committed the recent mail robbery.
Under instructions from the Post
master General Inspector Stuart has
issued the following:
-. 500 REWARD.
Tho United States will pay 500 each for
any inform alton that viii, lead to the arrest and
conviction Of each OF the men engaged In the
robbery Of the United States mail wagon on
MAther street Chicaxa on the night OF Decem
Der Is 1891 BY order OF
'JoHN WANAMAHER, Postmaster General"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
A SANK CLOSES.

Tns BuSsuss DSs 90 Former ssspsssasa
aaa . Rseeas kaA-
Inwu. Pa. Dee s.-Ths Irwin bank
did business up 70 the usual hour Tues
day. bat failed to open in the norn-
ing ?. 5. Pool & Son. the proprietora.
have made en- sssixnment Mr. Pool
said the baak could not recover from
the shssk ssused by former suspea-
SION IL v said between s7s.eoo and
sIec. ees have been drawn out within
the past week The Pools elaifa that
every dollar ef the deposits VIII
be psil The exeiteaeat u ~ fever
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

rAsaa. y. q. Dec. l7.-The North
nsks.a MiIgera' association, in session
here. has issaea circular Ia which IL
Il stated tbax he aniii>rs of Sorsa Ds-
kets have sub<sri ssf 50. geo pcurss OF
aoar. sus,sst - "a s.cresss OF double
ne asasuat, with 4 view - giving the
p-epss - ia. stats an eppor'uaify to
sontribuss 70 she sal plead being So
cured Tor ths stsrvias Russian peas-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
A stssnship Burned.

CUoAeo. Dec 17.-The big steam
ship Horace b. Tuttle was badly
damaged BY Ere 1T 8 o'clock A. m.
Tho steamer lay in .her winter
berth and had been chained up for the
season Of suspended navigation when
the IRE broke out Tho damage to
the big freighter will reach, It is
thought Sso. 900. The Tuttle was built
at Cleveland in 1887. was of 1885 tons
burthen. and valued at sos. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

CxrcAso, Dec. i7.-Thomas Porter
who had not good reputation in police
circles. was saot and instantly killed
in John Hcey's saloon ~ ~
south Halsted street at $50 q m.
by william RAY. who sfterward es-
capped Porter and RAY bad bees on q
aieht's dissipation together. and =
quarrel between them resulted In the
tragedy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

WAsH1NeroS, Dec. IT, lr-Reprcsenta-
tive Culbsrson tTex) has informed
President Harrison that he would not
accept the position of interstate CON-
msrce commissioner. which has been
tspdsrsd him and which ne once before
declined. II Is understood that Mr..
Culssrssa intends to return 70 Texas
and contest with Mr. Mills the election
for United States senator to succeed
Mr. Chiffon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
Hsss the nalssiersrles.

sHAroHAL Dec. sT.--Placards have
been posted In many parts Of the
provinces of Shan-SL West China. urg-
ing . general mAssaors Of the Christisn
missionaries A ferecious attack has
been made en- the missionaries ia HUI
nan. but ne details have ssyet reached
Shanghai The rcbelliss in the north.
however, has apparently been subdued-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

AussaA. H.. Dec iT-Ths fseierg
Of the Sew Msnitsr wer<s n this city
ssughs Gre Wednesday rsrsssg sas
~ss totally Destroyed Ths ovisin Of
the Gre 10 thought 20 be iscendisrs
The ssssi loss was spwsrs. Of Sc. ssa
Tn esmrsar msaafacsarsd the Lead
.r wa.hiss n sehizs ass sthsr aovsi.
siss aax w.s esa pisyisg twenty msn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

WAsarHsroN, Dec iy.--Rsv. 6eoas-
tiap Msssner. who has been appointed
bishop Of Green BAY, Wis, said he
should proba bly, declias the bishopric-
He prefsrred his present position as
professor of canon law in the Catholic
university. and nothing but the COM
mand OF his ecclesiastical supsriors
would cause him TO give il up
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
MANY FIRMS CAUoHT.

&c IL said the Liabilities Of shs usaasiA
Company ~ wsuksshs. wis-, wiz Reach
of.oo0.ooo.
MuwAuKKE. Wis. Dec 1E.-rhe
weight of the Hsifeld coal failure viii
tall heaviest on the coal eompA-
nies. Nearly every producing com
pany Is said 70 bs interested TO z
greater or lcss extent The heav.
lest unsecured creditor Is the Le-
high VALLEY Coal Company. which is
,aught for sleo,ooo Other heavy
losers are the Philadelphia and Read
ing and tlse Hydraulic Coal Company.
Of Chicago, which each have dropped
$50, 900 in the slot 1t is stated by coal
men that the liabilities of the company
will be found 70 reach 81. 900. 900. This
Is 100 per cent above the estimate
made by the members of tho defunct
company. Few OF the creditors expec
more than ffty cents on tac dollar, and
most OF them will be glad to get that
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

Afros, III. Dee iT.--Ths motion for
q new trial In the case of stsrksy and
Frswn, convisted Of the murder Of
Senator Ggibs-n. has been sverroled hy
Judxs wiiiernsn aad they we're san
fenced in accordance with the verdict
sssA<tv years la the p-niseatiary. Pat.
rick Boyle wa seatsacsa TO ss hanged
January 10. leDa
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-THE exports
of bresdstafs for the eleven months
ended November 60, 1891, amounted in
value W siss.e''.so7. against si2s 7is,-
Ice for the same period in issa The
exports Of BEET hog and dairy products
during the sane time we're sles s2s. sIs.
~ compared with eliaiss.ss5 for the
ssfne tlme IN fea3
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. IL. Mirod
Gutzel. an Illicit distiller, has beer
held in 1900 bail by United States
Commissioner Colburn in this city.
Gutzel WAS arrested on Tuesday by
United States Marshal Barring in the
mountains of Potter county, and his
stiil was DESTROYED.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
s..y WIN CIV. o. nelr . prut,..,

New York, Dec l7-An evening
paper states that the famous case Of
the Adams Exp. .ss Company against
ex-Presidens Hoey viii be settled out
of court 1t says that the terms of the
compromise will involve the return of
about sSoo, 600 to the company BY kr.
uoey.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

c~csss. Dee if.--Jeha bocsen, .
w.tcaaaa al shasedewead a Lees
tvp- fsandry 10 tAss sisy. wss foasd
dead n the wesss Of tsss esmpsny
wiss kss ts~.~: ess sn1 skal frscsnFe2
ma-s~r FER sss sosps~s Of ressery 10
the psiics th-sry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

stones wss est sefors him By ths
clark Another maa catered and
threw cayenne pepper into tAs clerks
eyea The usa thea left with the
dlsnsaAs sai 80 Tar have eiadsd the
nuth~rts.oA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

ON /" - -
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs il taken; ii Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
tenn e6ectually. dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitnal
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable 10 the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in ia
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, ii
many excellent quslities commend il
to all and have made it the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 5os
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gis.s. Any riiable druggist whs
may not have it on hand wiz pro
cure it promptly for any one wht
wishes 10 try it. Do not accept an.
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic cY2UP co.
SAN fRAscisco. car.
LOUISVILLE. ~. keB fo6S. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

LornvuIs. Ky Dee i7.-octs-s
Bss.iner, proprietor OF the kesel
Kassiaer. snd three sssrovss, failed
Tuesday. Assets unknavn. liabilities
viii probably reach ess. ess
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

EAsr Lsvssrosf- o. Dee lT--An OF
well wss ss<aek On tAs GesFFs Massn
eropefsy Tuesday ss< 70 ns- aewiss D.
pes barrels . asy. There is much sxsss<-
cent cad shs price 81 ssai "a essssiss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

ReAsesx Va, Dee Il A ssses-eut-
ter in this city. named kheier, hes re-
sei*ta ~sre that his wife 10 heir - - :
esa. so hy the sestA Of sa sasis IN
sfattsna
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
A PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person whe is opposed TO Free TRADE
elsvery and fsvors Americas Industrial Inds-
peadence secured through the policy OF FRO
tectios. shosid read the documents Published
By the American Protective Tarss League. AS
patriotic citizen u 10 your duty 20 place ,sese
documents tn the hands of ycpr friends. They
are interesting and instrrctive. and eubrscs
discusslons OF al phases Of the Tariff question.
The League publishes over 20 different aocs-
nents. comprising nearly Gp pages Of risinly
printed. carefully edited and reliable fnforms-
tion. Among he authors cf these doonmsnss
ere Hon. Jar-es q. rsssne. wn. N.Einle-. Jr.
Svsernsg OF OHIO; s~7istor e n. suions, of HI
noisi Senator 5c>s9s y. polFh.. ~ oreern
Trse, ~ Maine senstor Csrs. of Nsrth Dakots;
fenstor insftn <. LorTiL - Vermont ets'rtor
Nel-0n w ssarica. - Rhode leland. Hen.
Thomas IL. Dsclef, - Eev Jersey Hon. nsbert
.en, eomnseors s slsshs.. mn, .' pet u
Hsrtsh1rn. Of Nee fert tone rft.arstr l)0iliwe.r
q iosAi ssa. y. y Sones Sst "a lseli p 60. II
Dr. v. r. NlEier q ts~ Yefbs ti.g = sh I,ra5,s'r
Of Mass Bnn. G. J.. Rewards. - 1e.ns. aases
Nu. Layf.'cs, % ohics Ee5r. y. g. LgsI.r'sn.
81 Ne- Ycrk 4cn. Geo. s. hcut~sii - a'ast.i
.soH. E r. AnarptecSn. Of fssE tost; kss-s
fnsiey. of Tennessee.
Tbis ccurlste Get of docv.e-ts vIH be s<ss
20 sny seeres.. pest raad. for rsfty &C csufs
Address. wEbur y. wssesssn. see'y. no. .
west TsentJ-Third s;rott, New Tor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18

To the yenns faces fsfsoai's Carn-
piex1aa Powder gives fressef charms 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-18
ALL DISEASES Of MEN

esf tFo4tass 6s iissslgtseiy Sea rsa cs3s cn-es
ell i~rms ef seFveas 6lsereers un.sfursl
ASss<es. s~xas aee.lAs kiret @srfeee~. .stn
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