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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-21
TIE cLARgMoSr TRAPS.
The New Jersey Shooting Club Has six
Events.

The New Jersey Shooting Club Has Six
Events.
Several hours of sport at clay pigeon
shooting were enjoyed yesterday after
noon by the gunners of the New Jersey
Shooting Club before the traps on the
organizations grounds at Claremont.
Six competitions, including two tea m
shoots, were contested. The events an d
their results are ann exed:-
First event Twenty blue rocks EACH
keystone system, for three prizes First
prize--George 8. Virden, sixteen smashed
blue rocks; second prize. Charles A. Pope,
fifteen breaks: j. d. Berdan thirteen
smashes, third prize.
Second Event-A walking match at ten
singles each for three prizes.--G Gorge S.
Virden, first prize, nine breaks; George
w. Purdy, second prize, eight hits;
Charles A. Pope, third trophy, three
smashes.
Third Event-Twenty blue rocks each,
Keystone system. for three prizes
Richard Schaffer, twenty smashes. frs
prize: George S. Virden, seventeen
breaks, second prize; q. d. Pushee,
twelve hits, third prize.
Fourth Eyent-A competition between
four teams OF two men each at twenty
targets each. prizes to the members of
the winning team:-A. +. Compson, is;
Berdan, IS; G. w. Vincent. II; total, 49,
g. Dewitt Smith. IS; George s. Virden,
is: total 81; Charles A. Pope. 10; G. d.
Pushee, Ii; total, SO.
Fifth eveut--A shoot for three prizes at
ten flying disks each from unknown an
glers. First prize. G. d. Pushee ten; sec
oad prize, Richard Schader, nine; third
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TO Investigate immigration.

General Charles Fl. Grosvenor Of Ohio
and Joseph Powderly, father Of Terrence
Y. Powderly, were passengers on the
Cunarder Aurania. for Liverpool from
New York, yesterday.
They are two of the four members of
the committee appointed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury to go to the seaport towns
and cities Of Europe and to investigate
the extent TO which municipalities, So
cieties and government agents encourage
ana aid the emigration 10 the Uniteu
States of criminals and paupers and neo.
pie OF the undesirable class.
The investigation will extend over the
summer, and the report Is expected tosbe
ready for The next Congress.
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sheepshaad Bnx Races.

Russell was de feated again. He was
beaten by Portchester yesterday atSheeps-
head Bay. The results folIows:--
First race. seven furlongs-Saunterer
l; Pagan, 2; Longford. 8. Time, 1-2945
Second race, turf stakes, five furlonas:-
Merry Monarch, l; Airplant, 2; Spin
along. 8. Time. 1:04
Third race. Tidal stakes, one mile:-
Dorchester. 1; Russell, 2; Terrifier, 8.
Time 1:42 As.
Fourth race, Sheepsheads Bay
handicap, mile and a furloug:-Judge
Morrow, l; Banquet. 2; Eon, 8. Time
156 2-5. Fifth race. mile and sixteenth,
Text, l; Rover, 2. Time, 900 sixth
race. mile and a half. MTasterlode, /; st.
Luke. 2; Aigeron. 8, Time, 2.37 rs.
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prize, G. Dewitt Smith, eight. Other
scores-A. T. Compson, seven; Elmer e.
Bigoney, seven; Richard Sundermann,
seven; Charles A. Pope. six; w. Donne.
felser, four
Sixth event--A contest between Two
teams of six men each at twenty singles
each prizes to the highest man in each
team. Team No. 1-G. Dewitt
Smith, 10; George s Virden, 10; Richard
Schaffer, 10; Charles A POPE, 10; Q. w.
Vincent. is; ]. u. Berdan, 20; total, 1OS
Team No. 2--Elmer E. Bigoney, 20; A. f.
Compson, 20; Richard Sunderman, 10; q.
ID. Pushee, Is; George f. Purdy, IS; W.
Donnefelser. 10; total, 100.
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The soldiers Set up an Aiibl.

WALLA WALLA, Wash, June 90 1S91.--
The trial of the six soldiers for lynching
A. J. Hunt so far as the taking of testi-
mouy is concerned, was concluded last
evening. The trial OF Patrick McKena-
mon. the remaining prisoner, who de-
manded a separate trial, will probably
begin Monday.
Charles +. Cutler and Bernard Miller,
two of the defendants, have presented
alibis backed by more than thirty wit
nesses. 1t is thought that all the prisoners
will be acquitted.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-06-21

At Bergen Point yesterday afternoo n
the cricket eleven met with its first re-
verse for the championship of the Metro
politan District Cricket League and its
second defeat of the week and season
The victorious eleven was that of the
Staten Island Cricket and Baseball Club.
and its winning margin was exactly a
score of runs. The features OF the match
were Poole's bowling and fielding and
Barton's stand for one ever three dozen
runs. Here is the scorer
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sha,d Loarnt snmethinr

* suppose. you've studied accounts
to the young man who had come home
from school.
Yes, sir.u
w nat do You consider the best method
of keeping booksfv
Don't LEI your friends know you have
any, was the prompt response. = Wasl-
ta9ton Post.
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for gold badge offered by Court Lafay
etta for selling the most tickets for the
excursion. Court Triuinph's ball
team will play against ours at
Idlewild Grove Suburban Dan.
Tickets are going lively for
the exclusion. Brother Moran says
Brother D. J. Smith Is entitled to con
gratuiations- Brother James Sheeha n
has a voice ia the Court. Lord Faunule :
roy is suffering from ennuL Excellent
officers were chosen Brother ID. Dever
failed on the 62.-Brother Lewis let go or
sure thing. Counsellor Byrne has a
strong baseball aggregation Brother
w. Finlon will join the benedicts on
July 15.--Brother James Tanner officiated
at religious services last Sunday. Eight
candidates on the list. THAI ladies
circle is tediously slow. = An occ asional
change in committees would do no
harm.-Brother John Iyens is going to
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NEW Jersey ATHLrrIc rIrp

RUNS AT THE FALL OF EACH WICKET
). l. G. CD II 10 26 35 AZ 45 81 GO 81
Y. j A. c....5 10 II 10 20 % az 40 So 81
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Philadelphia. A: New YORK, 2. Brook
lyn, 6; Boston; 5. Iroquois A. c., IA
Brooklyn I. M. G. A., IL Seaboards, IL
Summit, TO- Standards, Is; Meadows, 10
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RAILROADS.
ERIE RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.
TRAIN SCHEDULE.


WEST SHORE RAIIRoAD-N. Y G.; 4 b. R.
w Il. Co., iessee- Trains Leave West Forty,
twenty mnnt Is earlier the foot Of Jay sree!
New Sorx = Hamflton London, Detroit and chi
eago sl0i5 a. nj. ISIS p. M. 'sls p ms ST. Louis
SIS sai5p M; Toronto. HOBS a mr. y iS g IS D.
~ 1ntffafo Rochester. syracuse. Utica Suspen-
Sion Bridse. Niagara falls :so 'iols a a, ssl5
"a y, Isl 10 is aii9t s4cO 70. Is and ai5 p.
M catsk nj and Albany. 10 t7.l5 sol5 all. 81 a.
~ a III X Isl 81 is d M, Cranstons Vest Point
Cornwall n Sewburg ,lsa *;is SIS. slol5. .la.al
:, I'M NJ Montreal and Canada East, lis a. M
AIS g. M Elegant sleeping cars for Bufyalo
Sfaeara Fails. Detroit Chicago and st. Louis.
on ali through trains l, q s-leave nrooklyn
f,ifv N III r. station aIf2J a. m, sAs5 3. nj
sIatly tDaiIy except Saturday. Ali other traina
dniiv xeeuI sunday. For tickets, time table. par.
ier aud sIespins car seeogmodstions Or inforiae
stree 4 No. 72s Fulton street and Annex once foot
OF fulton street. New York city, Nos Ell. .BS ss5
"a Broud way. M. 1ts Bowerys No. y Park place
No. s. West ias,n street, and Vest shore station
street. North River. Q. Il: LAMENT, Genern ii Pay
senger Ageuts No. Vanderbilt avenue. New York.
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He IS now free from the cares and respon-
slbilities OF office. He has served long.
faithfully and intelligently.
Trustee Smith has taken his diamonds
out Of eamphor. The moths did not
harm tneln.
Brother Clements Is busy with the ex-
cursion and Glenwood Circle, but is will
ling to serve MS assistant to Dominic
Bowling.
Court Glenwood's charter is again
draped. Brother Walter III. Dick son was
buried last Supdey. Three hundred For
ents. Mccormack N. O'Brien, j. o. Brien.
Deyoursney and Corrfg an were the pail
bearers
r. G. r. D'Neill is about to establish an
annex Is MY Place
There are tweuty-tbree nsilitiamen and
nfteen policemen In Court Glenwood
Y. X Traphagen has earned the honor
He succeeds young man who has made
an enTtabie record.
Do not forget the annual joint excur-
sion q Courts Lafayette and Glenwood
DOC Dunn's hard work has been recog-
nized. He may be the next G. r.
Brother Boyle is an energetic Wood
ward.
The representatives to the High Court
meet every two weeks TO discuss legisla-
ton Brother Mason Is the chairman and
Brother MoCoobery the secretary OF the
delegation
sibIe successor OF d. s. @. n. Mason.
Brpther Weed fockthe FIRST degree in the
Y, @. g. Brother Vessels being an expert
skater took the threedegrees. p. III. C. r.
p'Me1ia will be initiated at the next meet
ing
Court Pride Of the Hill chat: John 3.
Moran cannot be beaten. The Blonde is
1o1J{I<x n31r for Gs1<sa =. a. r Tst1 ~, E,,f1
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
HYGIENIC RULES.


Many books have been written. and
much more has been said about wha: .
sick person should eat IN order TO nour-
lsh the body ana not interfere with the
action Of the medicines prescribed by
the physician; but every one knows the
foil wing articles are not good 10 est.
namely: Opium, Morphine. Belladons,
Atropia or Deadly Nightshade. Cocaine,
Chiorai, Calomrl, Dlgitslis. Fo1g'ov,.
Arsenic and its preparations. pas.
phorus tmakes excellent fricasa
matches) and Its preparations. Phosr
phltes, Hypo-Phosphites. Sux Nom "a
and its active principe. S,rychn ne, fly-
oscyamus Niger, Black Henbane, oleum
ngiii, Croton Oil, etc.
How unfortunate the physician who
knows no other remedies (g} than tac
above poisons. and how much more nn.
fortunate the Dear People who- tDsnk
they are obliged 10 take the dose. In
above poisons produce nervous orostsa.
ton, death by heart failure AID iu.
tiammation of thr bowels, also eau~o
most of the suicides and all the inssa.
sanity. They cure nothing. oniy pre-
vent people from recovering their
health.
DR.. =. Clay Todd, the famous spsclai-
ist of 10 North DIVISION street, GRAND
Rapids, Mich, does not are the stA,se
poisons, but 10y the use Of his new. pleas.
ant and health ciylng remedies. he
cures all curzbie diseases at The earliest
possible minute.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
What caa | % b St nh Il
This Complalnt?

Iweald like 10 appear IN my formsr
role.
Iwonid like to be . man again in the
enjoyment Of al my powsrs-
To those with shss desire ss can only
say, 20 al once 70 DR.. Clay Ioad. ls
Norsh DIVISION street. Grand R1psas.
Mich. His success ~ unsurpassed: hi
remedies fcomponnded aud saia onls
by hinself) are dong more for sAe
public than al the various iszas and
palAies combined.
1t could mol be otherwise, he vii an.
derstsnd your complaints and VII give
you such remedses only - will imnaedl.
ately remove the c&nse Of the com.
plants and restore your lest strength
and vigor.
You vii stay we'll. there can be nc
react ON. as be does net give nerssao,
fdepsesantsl or nerve stsmuiants.
You vail therefore remain parma.
nenily we'll.
Thousands throughout the country
are every day testfylng 10 Dr. s. Clay
Todd's xonderful success In curis,e
them. after they had tried from three to
= dozen other physiciAns without relief
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

What - 0sssg oa In and Aesss she
Dspsss sss Oae~s.
seven hieaigan Csatrai bsAkemsn
we're appointed - conductors posi-
tons last week.
w. II. Gurrin Of Chicago, Michigan
passenger agent for the e. 4 w. NJ. was
In the city yesterday.
Hugston, travelling freight agent for
the Union Pacific, Visited the general
freight offices yesterday.
c. A. Lucas, of Toledo, travelling
freight agent for the Lackzwanna Line,
Was IN the city yesterday.
K. w. Prince. general agent for the
Rome, WAtertown and Oydsnsburg
road, wSs IN the city yesterday.
The q. X. & |. reports SIS, ,443 90 the
ending November IA. In the corres-
ponding week Of 1890, the road earned
$63,7
The Chicago train on the c. & W. NJ.
due here ~ $3.50 yesterday afternoon
WAS delayed two hours and half by
the dersiling of some freight cars near
Benton Harbor.
J.G. Tenant. Of Fort Wayne. travel
ing freight agent for the New York,
Chicago and st. Louis road, was at the
general freight Offices yesterday. Mr..
Tenant 10 the successor of J. II. Grant,
VINO was we'll known in the railroad
circles Of Grand Rapids.
The Michigan Central road has jus,
added tweaty new engines TO its equip
ment OF rolling stock, aud twenty more
are being built. The new engines are
TO be used on tho main line, and some
of the back numbers on that part Of
the road will put on this DIVISION to
acquire reputation A. "fiyers."
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

- Aiss Mamie s,reng yesterday ~ the
home OF tue BRIDES par-Ets IN Aonta-
gus- ksv. q. Van der yesn. d. D.. OF
this city performed sns ceremony.
Thase present fsom thls city vef- Hes-
~ Stxsag. brotaer ct the bride, ClaF-
snes vaa Ettsa. sad Aiss Rose Van
der SiulG
Miss Edith Hspf has returned from
Battle crssk. Her cousin. Nlss Della
Leag accompanied her aoms and viii
spsnd ssserzi ueasas here.
u. n. Watsfman. of Minneapolis. wAs
IN The city yesterday 70 act ~ bsss man
at the Foreusn- Moore wedding. Mr..
wstsrman formerly rsssde1 here.
Mr.. Poztms leaves today for New
York and from there hs viii sail IN the
steamer Ood2m for ths Netherlands.
where he will spend the winter waiting
re at!vesL
Niss Flora Moor. daughter of Capt
and Nfs. Ii. n. Moore and Frank ID
ForoGsn were married yesterd Ay noou
~ ST. AArx's church. They have goae
east on . weddldg trip.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

We authorize our advertised druggist
te sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. coughs and colds, upon
this condition. II you are afflicted with
. cough. cold or any lung. throat or
chest trouble. and will use this remedy
- directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you n, j return
the bottle and have your money re-
funded. We could not make this Offer
did We not know that DR.. King's New
Discovery could b relied on. Il never
diappoints. Trial bottles 10 cents at
Peck Bros drug store. Large bottles
so cents and 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Lsssas pssse~s 90 Perssss We Move
Ansus ~ Cell 90 pseassre
Al. Brown vsited Chicago yester
DAP.
Mo May Morrson he's returned from
Lansing.
Mr.. L. o. say,sr hss returned ~ Ira
verse City.
Ma. NePhee vent 10 Chicago ysster-
DAY morning.
Nv. Hsman vss in Detroit 90 busi-
oess yestsrfsv.
Henry Ives he's gone 10 New Yerk snd
Philsdesphis 90 ousnesss
Mr. and Mrs Sidney =. Stevens have
returned from an snssn4sd Sap ssusa
and east.
Nrs william Weed has returned
from Cnlcaxo where she v1ntsa ner
daughter, Mra william peugiao.
benjamin. 4. Hoffnaa. eierk ~ TIE
cav. u. gsasrsi sfncses Ne ws6ssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT.

A Extensive and Varied Program Pre-
pared sor the Evening.
Finn's Hall, 80 Plsinfield avenue,
near the ID. 4 NJ. depot. will no doub,
be crowded this evening Is an attract
i've musicsl program will inter-perss
DR.. Campbell Fairs lecture on "Ire-
land" A CHOIR under the training of
Mrs. J. H. Horton will render "My
Country, IT'S Of Thee" 1.-THE Green
Little Shamrock" "God Bless Our Ma
tive Land. "The Last Rose OF Sum
mer." "Pm From Old Ireland" "The
Star Spangled Banner" etc.
The Irish Brogue" will be given in
recitation by Florence Mahoney, Alder.
man Msboney's attractive little daught.
er. Miss Nahoney will wear . necklet
of Irish spar or diamonds. DR.. Camp
bell FAIRS lecture is described ~ "a
full description of Ireland and its peo-
pie, their customs, manners. popula-
ton, religion, government aud chsrac-
teristics, with several amusing annec-
dotes Of Irish wit and wisdom"
Ten cents will be charged for admis-
sion and the proceeds gwen to the
"world's FAIR in the Fifth ward, De-
cember 9th TO 18th.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Since its hrst introduction, Electric
Btters has gained rapidly in popular
faves. until now il - clearly in shs
MISUNDERSTANDING nothing which
permits its uss - . beverage or intsxi.
cant, IL 10 recognized - the beet And
purest med oins for eli ailments ol
stomach, liver o. kidnsys-1s viii cure
ssck hesdachs, indigessiVo, coasipesseu
and drive malaria from ths sysesm.
Satisfaction guaranteed With sacA eessle
or the money will b. refunded. Pnes
only 20 cents pr bottle. Seil ~ Peel
Broe
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Catarrh Cured.
HAVE YOU CiTfRRH9

Have you pains Over the eyes
Are your eyes ~stNfsl
Have you dry cough every night
Are you sick st tie stoaachY
fs there a contfnuoBs dropping OF
mucus in the back OF youf t'fpsc
You eau be cured quck y am pef-
manenty by Dr. 4. Ciss Tosd, is Nsfth
Divison street, 90 stsifs, rooms 1. ssnd
4. Grand Rapids, hich. Call or write,
frce, st Office. or by mail. Medicsnes
sent sverywhere.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Hendnk Tiddens. of Wyoming town.
ship, took calf from the pasture of b.
Degrood. neighbor, thinking il be-
louged 10 him. ~ his own bad recently
ssrsyed away. Degrood sAid he raised
The animal and wanted his neighbor to
return is, and upon meeting with . re-
fusAl swore out = warrant in Justice
Dewolf's court for the arrest of Tid.
dena Shortly afterwards Tiddens'
calf came home end stopped further
proceedings, for The young bovine in
question vas turned over 70 the possss-
sion Of the complainant
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
SOLD AT JENNIsoN.

Lumaa Jennissn Purchases the Machiu.
cry % shs Pnsanssie Gate Company.
The extensive plant Of the Pneu.
matte power aud railway gate company
located st Jennison, will soon be
started in operation again. The ms
chinery WAS sold yesterday to iiqui-
date . judgment held BY Luman Jen.
nison and purchased the property for
$500. Mr. Jennison holds Judgments
TO the amount Of $2l 900 against the
concern and he will probably take
possession OF IL ~ soon - the necessary
process of law has been complied with.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, ch,Iblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t isguaranteed 10 to give perfect satisfsc-
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug.
Qlats. ocrner Monroe and Diyaion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
IT WILL BE ON THE HILL.
The Site Of the Deaconsss Home Locate,
on Lyon Street.


on Lyon Street.
The committee appointed by the
Michigan NJ. E. Conference to procure
site in this city for the Deaeoness
Home closed bargain with A. r. An
tisdel ysstsrday for the lot on the cor
ner of Lyon street and Antisdel court.
The lot is 56xll0 feel. Plans for the
Home are completed and work on tine
foundation will begin At once. The
buIldsng will be . duplicats of the new
Methodist parsonage on Barclay street
and It 10 the intention Of the conference
TO erect o building in the near future to
be- occupied rs = training school for
nurses. This institution will be for the
exclusive benefit Of workers in the
Methodist Episcopal churches through
out the territory embraced by the Mich
igan conference. The Detroit confer
ence has similar retreat located IN
Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
The Firse symptons Of Death

Tired feeling, dull headache. pains In
various parts of the bUiy sinking 1t the
pit of the stomach. LOSE OF appetite,
feverishness, dimples or sores, are all
positive evidence Of poisoned blood.
No matter how it became poisoned II
must be purified to avoid death. DR..
Acker's English Blood Elixir has never
failed to remove scrofulous or syphilit-
ic polsons. Sold under positive guar
antAa
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
Stomach Troubles Cured,

Psins IN stomach. teiching vind-
Raising water, food of ess.
Paine before and sftsf e<fine.
Constant psins ~ stofnsrh.
Old or ysune pe0pls cured.
Dyspepsia cured.
Nervous Dyspepsis cured.
All stomach troubles cured ~ Df =.
Clay TODD, of5cs is North Divssssn
street. up starr, rosbss 4. 8 sns 4, sfsnd
Rapids. Mich.
Consultations free at he e'sise ~ ~
letter. Medicines rsnt evtff shsre.
Cal or write, free.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
DROPPED DeAl


Dropped Dead He vas hasasso Dan .
nsonz yea yes<sruAg. bat hs ssgisesea shs
nsrv Gus weakness UAieh 1nakly resulted N
Hesrs Failure
fea are warned. - be vss. By nsrvossasss.
vssx. usary. diazv snA srraaaA lAins fssi
tn<. loss Of msmsry. sssfussa niaa. trsms'
ha-. siaxiax ssasstiea- ssidasss Of feet and
legs. paisitAtisa. issiaag u soDrsheesisa.
sasKisry. sfowsiaes dAyCnsa siesplsssassa
nishfs.
ifees have thsss svnpssas zee Duos q
eaee use the sare preventive Of Heart Il are
-tAs Greatest ef 81 nerve strsngShers. Dr'
oreeses ServurA 1t 10 the only sestzte rsin
edy fof heart aud nerve troubles. pas should
be used when the very arst symt ssms sf Der
vsssnsss saa weakness appeAr. snA thas pre-
vent ths fatal rsssiI Purssy vesstAsas sst
harmless. Sold b. drugslss4 Via
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

Tue foIIsvisg - . iise sf to noryia9e
lic-ssss issaed snss lass published, vsth the
sam>a residences twhea eussAs the ssky, cad
49, q shs pafsaess
Ass.
-ornslia 0ssuss ssd JeAsnns s-..x BE
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

The Rev, VIM. Stout, Wharton, Ont,
states: After being Intellectually treat
ed by seventeen different doctors for
scrofula and blood disease, / was cured
bv Burdock Blood Bitters. Write him
for nrOnf
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

BALL-Eairh Brsness daughter "a Mr.. snd
Mrs. o. A. Bal. Assd e fs>rs
Faasr4l from tas residence. II Ashiassea
ssrssS. Thursday ~ D. N
cAsrrynsa Bsusa. funeral airsesers .
ysaas assla-sL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
.aow to Cure All Skin Dissasss.' =

Simply apply ''SwAYxE's OINTMENT
No internal medicine required. Cures
letter. eczema, itch, all sruptions On
the face, hands, nose, etc., leaving the
skin clear. white and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are
possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggists for SwAYNE's O1Hr.
NENT"
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
FOOT FORM SHOES}} Ss',!:s IS s.a.ie::: s.:;:
For Ovor Fifty Yoaro

MRs. wNsLow's SooruMo SYRUP has been used
for children teething. 1t soothes the ohlld,
softers the gums. allayS all pain. cures wind
coic and b the best remedy 1oe dtarrhooa.
TNansH.dYe cAnta bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

S. B. Durfey, mate of steamer Ari-
zona. had his foot badly jammed.
Thomas Electric OIL cured 1t. Moth
ing equal to 1t for . quick pain re-
lever
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

The Valley City Milling Company hal
no peer in the manufacture Of -four
Try 'he LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19
Consumption Cured
IN HASTINGS. MICH.

Or. S. Clay Todd. Grand Rapids
Dear Su:-l am well. You can put
any testimonial in print thai you want
" for bad everything.
MRS ". Il. AIL0xo.
State Street. Hastings. Mich.
Oct. "a. 1891.
NorE-Mrs. Allgeo had Consumption,
TubercuIar Consumption, with all its
complications. and Was cured by DIR. \.
Clay Todd. after her case wac gwen up
as hopeless by her physIclans, falaiiy
and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

"lf your son asked for bread would
you give him . stoury'
IF you are slck and depend on .
physician for relief, would hs .ise you
polsony'
In order to elevate the profession We
will give few
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-19

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provemsnt has been continuous and rapid.
Toe pain aad pslpttatien arc gone. ! sioep
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8. A. DySARr,
Nortondale. YORK o.. N. B."
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giving advice. ETC.. will be returned free.