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New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

Orean Cleaners.
4 TROPICAL TOURS.
R1 and "ns % q a.
ATLAS LINE STEAMERS. ABOUT
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
SS.S So; fs .d99s. y FF' cabin
PIN, FORwOOD CO., Agents. "A State-st. New-fofH'
or Tl!os. COOK & SONS 26l and .225 Broadway
COOKS ORIENTAL TOURS.
Fifteen Tours urd.r Personal Esccrt 70
EGYPT AND PALESTINE.
from Nev.Yok during OF 1892, visiting di aa
cs e free. oeeaS
Ecris by all lines a. lowest rates f1r 8q'lo al
Or, BPhH60S PH0Si n(THH SH0Hk %ESW1?NyioRK.
EsTGHiBLIsHED EsTGi IGf' HALF a ClaSTuaY.
T'0UR TO THE HOLY LAND, S475. ,soo
Monthy excT,cos Italy $3.50 Choices c oeeaa Se5s
acie PoGa%ns q Sp@e Ard Ssu%GE Excursions
H Sole GAzE sSS ioS Xe% SS Ns s
A CUNARD LINE.
A : 5s 5ss
From fen q. RC Sos nj 2e1 foot %
Ss'lsss sS 'A's + ircsa a9& !a The
pany' 'dff SfRSoS r. h'BRS RRGwH t' CO.
I WHITE STAR LINE.
,ie@snlc Jan Il M Ma!ssS.. .Fel F q % e M M
,ASasoaicJsa AGGloflH 20 IL 10 50 ieaioaic
from White s;Gr DOse foo: Of Wst and le 9o Saloon
rates $50 and Upward aecordng e ss4Hei teams am
rom or % si o c6an SSFs 60 @ Boadway
York philadelphia 4hf MAITIXNb fTi qKsERsEY, gent
a NCHOR LINE, u. 5. Mail Steamships
"A FSG FOE fEASfoE fIe4 S. & y' FOOT doaRSSPI 3
Anea.ta iaI Jan; 20 q M n0Gn M
saiSSn fySn" $50 an sss
EST book Of t1gfs ana Shr R6ne rSfmsVG Fce
OHARLESTON, s. c., the South & South wees
y 'AOHiGN TIE CLYDE HLYif sfEAMsHfP c0IrANY::
ALGoNQU1N Chas. and Jacksonville. FriJanl ~ noon
CHEEokEE Chas. ana Jacksonville, NO, Mo9' Jan = D. ~
An steamers Hrstcass accommodation.
ias%Fan'' isss VSai. %M q'96 6EGYDk EGYDk '
T. g. EGER Gcnr Agt. G. S. EFt Lia5. 3t7 broadway.
g5R 5G$5ffbnA9WS STA9EF MAH hNb fTVANFBs TFVF5S
Leave Pier 8s, \. r.: foot Of King::st %
aiada ahsGy jangar1 y%nSfS 20 % boGn b M.
so $50 90 $50 $50 a9s "a GG sSS'dns 4 o% 70
,..'i' ,ote.. A. n. USDERHiLL & CO.. S5 Broadway.
VNMAN LINE, U. S. and Royal Nal Steamers.
L0B &T EENsT82WSGSN 2SGNestay AND 1LLvERp2y0oLs 30 so
CciITTYY cITY OF OF wed%cda January 30 9 80 80 a. %
CITY or CHESTER Wednesdday' JanuaIy p. p m.
Pier a. n r. 3 ad oim9g g S1hrsol4f st. Ferry
tme n1epaid ,Hf"S sS5. sTEERAGE $50 PETER WRIGHT 4
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
CENTRAL R. OF NEw-JERsEY

FOOT OF LlBERTYsT., NORTH oI;T RI RIvEH
Scranton IO Reading rs6aEg, Pottsys sa..
SkG; Gaa;ch SSnnHy cRSHEy wiaesoars and
sS0 a. a. m % for @ Eaton and Maacn GhSnF On Sundays
Easton Maqch Chahk aach inu cSk wEcsb.rrs
seen RGsd SfCgsa fGSyae eO1e lamSq@s @a Rai
fSr EfSS SaF3h aP$
SR S9 suPdd sadn e' and aaiiS SlgSn CnuI
burg NnkssUarEe, scranton, Tamaqua Po'1sNiIe' shN
s fS fSF EaS E:tSR So a'3sSTR Reading H.A
burg sS s. !. ' sn"s'iE sr Es!es & g
'i9 a 80 G9 so S $50 5G @ o j g. s.
SS 5SS S s 3S5 20 H no. no. o5 I % 100 '5'S 5S5 49,
iOS2 hgua Brook 80 eSO sS i 9o 5G 45 az a. O.
1902 oS. 30. o0 200, 80. :9o oI5. go 90
S. $50, ZOO 90 $50. Coo 900. 1000 p M
o5S 10 5S i rs a' 3S f2S ?2S 3 s, 2$S
s3c gis so 10 d5 o. 4 80 50 Ss Ts2 1GSd 90
15lGs Ia6S H.. co rs oo sO co. 90 90 io0d
D. AanS; 90 OEshand's e m sssd:y s ss0 e. sa.
r$.:;a ''' ssni ;s9h
ay S2 and mo- Assa1y y PIX G0 POO ~ 700 nS'' NJ ''
FOR LAKEWOOD.
AZ 4:3O 10 a. m, / 80. 3.45, 20 p. M Peror
car, are on train, leaving at 1913 L. n' :So S+S.
a 90 n NJ. No sunday trains a.
For Toms River. narnegat Pai~ and Barnegas' 49,
f Fos a Atlantic oO city. Snosnd Brldseoa " $50
a. For For Monmouth Beach and seabrghs at +:so. shs.
II :15 a NJ. 80. 4 90. 20 D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
For phlad ,luhi Al 80 40, wv, 10 90. IL 80 M
80 10 80 90, 5 100 90. I 80 y m, IL 10
night SUNDAYS. 800, 10 oV, IL ~ ~ H. i oV gov.
9 90, :OO p. M. II 10 nlsht - =, IA ,.
For B4tore and Washington daily az O0 IL 80, via
Diing Car a m., ! 80 $3.50 DINING Can. 100 D. n'
- Taihs Ieaying at rs a. M :3o 100, 90. 7 40
in II 10 night except saturday night sundays ~ ~
A. m. 80, 90, 200 have connections Tor Ae'i
.ne Harrisburg. Pot.shile, &c. 81, n.,.,,., =, ,..s
a. m, 80, 80 p. II lj midnight except sa'rNS
night Sundays 90 y. m. , ., 80,
Tickets and Patorcar seats can be procured az a. Ial
2Sl' 4S, ott IA gF,S, iS5,'St New. York Couftsi,
500 Fuiton.s:., 90 Broadway. BROOKLYN; .,,
New York Transfer Company Will call for snd eh,ck oas-
gage from hotel or residence
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
COTTON MARKEIS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Dec 80 p m1hs alss Of So.s the DAY aydE r.
Amcroon middiing low mlddllns clause, December de-
livery 5.GlaI 7Gid December and January delivery;
sellers Febrgir% and March deliver ioeiat otd; di
March and April delivery 1464d4 1504d; jAprii ana
Nav delivery ls-GiG4 iG64d May and June delivery
422-Gid sellers June and July delivery 90 25S9idG
GaNcs:on' Dec. 8o-CottOn quiet middling, 7,sc; low
cepts 5549 exports to Great Britain, G276 bales
10 France 5,253 bales; sales G32 bales stock 1l9l'3
bales. ,,,
Norfolk. Dec. 30Coon steady; mddling, l;lec net
receipts, 322 tales; gross, 9622 bales exots coast
wisa COS baes sales h52 bales; stock, @, 155 bales
Savannah Dec. 3o1Cotton quet middting,, , 7,sc low
cepts 5e2I bales exports Tie Continent $500 bales;
sales 700 bales. stock PSI bales.
Neworsns Dec SO.CotOqe firm IN mddnag 7c lSg nTs
bales gross Is GIG tales exports to France, 1000 bales
sales 10 $50 balcs. stock, 490, j65 tales.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Hlusital 1nsirnmeuts.

AZ ASSORTMENT Of secondhand grand. upright and
n square pianos Of our own make, in perfect condition
aud fully warranted also number Of secondhand pianos
Of ether prominent makers at yeyy low prices.
WIN. KNABE CO.,
1&6 sth ave-. near .Qthsh Ntw.XWk
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Railroads..

pennsylvania
q RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the WesJ'
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot OF
Desbrosses and COrtlaudt streets,
as fOIiOws:-
On and after DECEMBER 1st 1891.
THE FAST LINE.
900 yss'suS seepns eDpnSas and pas0i 80 G
%%s"aS ns od II M 40 mex, day. c"S1 for Toledo
'A''p' THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M-Composed exclusively Of Pullman Vssaegs Vn
!%d Di"9S aS S"'f e0%
esas9h' s9ss m:a :nf otPRSsHSR
c1sSe sSsPfs' eecG G hGf ss Sf once Arrives
Indianapolis IL 40 a. m' ana Chcoso "''' a. "'
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
oo ,d bnRa c,y XefSHG 16@ sP@kE g st.
Arrives Cine cnnaa 10 as a. M, and St. Louis 80
y "' THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS,
soo p yeHni rosd sdfePe: P4a:bDe
Coaches from to Chicago Arrives in Chi
cago S15 p. m next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. M.-Puiman We: thule Sleeping Car New1 oh nS ID
5naS 81 hSu Cars ehss9 o
FsBaTs chSpaS Arrives cseaSssi "a GISss
a4a 30 , u No. 40 csg%s5 & % SolSTSqs By s
100 second morning. Connects for Toledo daHS'
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 MPulTan Bue SiesPng ya Gar The sScnSndoaS
Valley arrives weekdays at Columbus; G;,v R 40 cRcacc
eSean$ 80 q mornSs no. Psss %
tor Cleveland and Gogmbq except a6 Through
'yS snifc. r. SLEEPER to New orle,ns. .,
43o Southern E5pTess d1y and nvnys wa r. r.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Limited Express Of Pullman Paf" 5n6sr
oa9o oao InqS Car arrive to b9gSSEsS WasSHsOa 5o T Nj 1
Limited" daily 6wa 4nng regSa Tr o az
Sr;s SSS 20, TO- s556s s56 80 and 90 NJ 2io 20
200 and 200 p. NJ and l2i night nd @Sf 99 NJ
PS ON? ,3S 20 e 6o n faDaaG{ SnG p n Is p& niahs
For I&VTTASTTo CITY, loo r. NJ. week'day'. with
TRAE5dETS n Tf.ffsY: with
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 30 100. 49, 100 90 20 Pennsylyans
a6 'f6 sitR soo B$ 70 5oS goo go % s1d
So B and fonSoSys o So M HPse;cc 90 o. % $S 9
500 G 80 100 and 90 p. m, and II rs night Ac-
commodafion 7 90 p. m.
For Time Of trains to local points On the
Sfnie Sie hs.o's So, ss5 siS and r5R
ssS ssS SS Fulton M ST. and BrOokya Annex station foot
fSltonts E IT, Brooklyn Is Hdd'On't' HOoOken Station.
Ge Transfer Company Win call =, for and check
NHASii General nc Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
2 RE Lines,

= RE (! /! |! ,,. LIN LIN! ES. E:S''... ,.,
SRfcRG9 SGftR ESA!fs VIZ tHASTAWeEh his hAkE
e AAGAMkAA AsMA 6T EsLhs LMhovNTASs SoREsfs 1 ASb
STREAMS.
Direct route to Pas,aiG, Paterson Tuxedo. Neyburg
dale scranton, Binghanton Elmlra Corning, Watkins
a ss saso Ssssf F da
Lake, Cleveland; Cincinnati ST. Louis, Chicago and all
pen: c& a Ave. ro% Vest
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
yOy % to F S Connects 70 II fs ..
union station, except Sunday for Monticello
yEsTIBULED LIMITED.
RaysCSd SIn train ss for ShSsEo via Chaatau
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 E Ed NJ Msassso sasSRi NS''n'''' h'h''''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNk EXPRESS.
e On P. NJ Dally-sOd train to Chicago va Niagara
Sudalo Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
Daya seeSs, Ess sns %
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERyIs.
WEEK DAYs-s m. a. M 10 80 a. m, p a nj I'd
SS supetd9s pt % $50 & % S "0 OO p % D. m p 90 80 D M M
FOR NEWBURG.
xxTEEK DAYs-9 a. m 3:45 p. m., 4t5 p. M, $3.50
w D. m. Sund1ys-9 a. M, = p M. 0;30 p IL
SPECIAL INFORMATION
Al APPS AND TIMETABLES may be obtained from
vi ticket Offices Also copies OF sumner Homes" con.
tainng select list Of hotels and boardnghouseS Suburbo
Homes" describing vicinity OF ewYork; "Chautauqua
Lake Souvenir and summer ENcur onsh
m, ICKEIS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
4ol 5l7. and 951 iSroacSSay GnamoefS ana Vest
i0T Broadway Williamsburg corner Newark snd Hudson
sts Iobokcn and jersey City station. Erie Transfer
Company calls and checks baggage from hotels and real
dences through to destination.
ID. l. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
STONINGTON LINE.

,,TD ITeIDE BoUTE ALL pkGIsnRTPg HAGES nRRTT2PgcEPa
woHRcE99ffEES' So 25 Steamers p leave new Per &c.
y. Il, block above Canai-st. st r. NJ daily, exceps
Sunday.
A ONLY $500 to BOSTON via FALL
"A. RIVER LINE-The most popular usyel route in in tho
MOUTH and pkoXIDENCt. in % commission Leave Pier
sunday trips win b. resumed April 1892. Connection
by Annex Boat from Brooklyn 80 D. jersey City
4 p. III.
n ATSKILL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE
- boats leave daily SUNDAY excepted from Pier SO.
foot Of Jayst.. NJ r., az p. connecting at Hudson
with Boston and Albany Il. r. for all points East.
N W-HAVEN.-Steamer leave Peck Slip
~ Per 2j, Z. r. at p. and IL p. Sundays
rcptedj. arriving IN time for trains North and East
u AMSDELL Line;-Strs leave Pier "a, N. B.,
Fshki Landing. Newbufs. daily .. IN. Sunday
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
REAL ESTATE.
p,ys,ursc AT THE EXCHANGE.

Yesterday was eaosser sl0ck day at the Rea hs@'c m
Exchange. r., v. Harnet Co offered uhoef
vacant lot with two-story frame building IN Wash'hs
tsnays near onehundrcd- and ofousn'
so76o from NJ o.esrnaan. similar mn,i t0s VIA m far
two-story frame bnildns anu s'Soio "N''e' ~ "
$500 TO the same buyer. -. ax.s,o,v hrsek tsns.
No. Sle West sixty ninst. Ts'ssof{k {k,Ism Hm Ken.
,ent with store on full lot was sofa Dy W,iusn hch'
nelly the plaintn in The ptoseeainss aOs Is Coo from
the psinta IN the proceedings. A... ~ ,h. Nsvyerk
NY. Ia JNtrSst and Chemical Company, unonS iout
derent actions at $3.50 per share making total OF
slf2,o50.
Nev.York wednesday, Doc 80
hs following sales held at the Exchanse ana AUG
ss,ovv huiains with lot, Ne S}e West ogth,sh
OK W IL N ave LOT s5xioo5; Charles IL Noyes ana
Cornelius WIsssSinStonave 70 IT 10+tAst 2sx1ooi
lot WssSnstonsve l5 IT 16'tA-ss 2Sxlo0
snn,e purchaser, SO SOC. 80 "a "a .r rna,sv,s
man Woodstock near Foresavo and lootnss az ooo
irTsg Robe.s II Thompson and Henry N0iOA' ~V'N'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
Gteambod
NORWICH LINE,

F.N9fte INSiPE HUU EHEIiS a. HyyUyEp
TER 500 BOSTON, $3.50. corresponding reduction 20
al points East Steamers l%aye Pier 40, North River
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily Sundays excepted. at
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
HOTEL
OR. STR0NG'S SANITARIUM,

StKNTUtfA NFKINtfS.
popular resort fcg health. change rest or recreation
ell the year Elevator. electric bells steam, open ne.
places .parlor and promenade the roof Dry tonic
air; marvellous winter sports MASSAGE IuIRasn;
Russian Roman Electro all baths and ell remedial
auDllances. Send for illustrated circular.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

- NoRDpEuTSClHi,E.E;, u, ,6 Lloyd INA, NAIL s. s.
c,san,sr- sati from piorS IobOken,
FAST EXPRESS .rEAMEilS.
liz fnss Jaa H. m. EIDE; Tue. Jan %. pm
SAALE, Tue Jan. 10, o am ALLER SatJan. 80 am
First cabin s75 aud upwards berth second cabin so
Oef'" oIIi;iCHs 3 Co, no = Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
IL UT UYiTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,

ION ,VTEENsT0wSsSS. S..A5 ANDI LIVE I,LIYERpQy06Lso 20
CITY OF BEI,LIN.. Weduc csday, January 90 80 m.
CITY OF CHESTER. go. wednesday ganuary 27. p. IN.
CtIV CHICAGO. "Wednesday. kclruory 3. q a H..
From Pier 43, n. r., adjoining Chrstophe st. Ferry.
FIHST CABIN so anu upward, according 70 steamer
and locatiul OF room. SECOND CABIN, 30 aad s35;
prepaid So. sTEERAGE so PETER WRIGHT
SOES General agents. d Bowling Green. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31
WHITE STAR LINE.

" JACKSONVILLE AND ELL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FT1m Pier 20, T.. X. Zoo; Roosevelt stl VIZ:
AIGONQUIN Chas. and Jacksonville, FTl.Jnn1, 2noon
CHEROKEl3 Chas. and Jacksonville Mon, Jan g. D. M
SFNINoLFi Chas. and Jacksonville We'd, Jon y. NJ.
An have hrstclass passenger aceonpnodatons
policy effected onenfh OF per
cent. WM L. tLi LIE O. ~, .i5neIH 1Ake'
~ a FGTR Gen'l Art. g. S. Frt Line 3f7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

L WUIt To II1D I1VIl IIf4NI, Vt 'V' ,eoo
/ Selec. party sails February 6 and Nlrch Q. 1882
Monthly excursions Italy 1890 Choicest ocean beiui
all lines secured without extra charge besL tciSslh
facilities Programmes OF Spring and sumner hAGursl0h
10 Europe ready, send for Tourist GaLette,a
II. GAZE 4 SON 940 Broadway ~. Y (Estab. 1S4tl'
Sole Agents for New ThewIkieh Nile steamship D Co.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-31

JEDlTERRANEAN LINE.
Nl Express Passenger Steamer Service.
NewYork % Genoa IN less than Eleven Daya
NoRDDEUTSCHER LLOYD $ s., CO..
DIRECT ROUTE TO SOUTH OF FRANCE,
RIVIERA, AND ITALY.
Touchlng Gibraltar, ~ land passengers 70 spain.
Avodine the Northern tattudes Of Atlantic Channel
Crossing and LoaE r; y. Rides
DEPARTURES:
Fuida .sss Jan. 2p.m. Vera % Sat Feb e. 2pm
Tuida sat Teb pm s,S6 Vera sat Sat apr q pm
clpse cennections for EGYPT By NORDDEUTSChER
LLOYD STEAMERS Nov. 8 and every fortnight there
afier from GENOA % ISMAILIA, q ...-- 49,
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

The best saIve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chIlblsIns,
coTns and AL skin eTuptsons, and pos
tlFesy cures psiss' or no psy required
ton or money refunded. Price Is cents
per box. For sale BY Peck Bros, drug
gsts. ocrner Monroe and Divsioz-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
-------------------
Symptoms of Catarrh

Is your nose plugged with thickencd
nasal secretions, anu do you have much
frontal headache? Ii so, you have got
catarrh. Is there dropping from the
back part OF the nasal passages into the
throat, or does dry, dark seabs form III
your nose? In either case you have
chronic catarrh. Are you troubled
with persistent sore throat, hoarse-
ness or cough? The chances are ten TO
one you have catarrh then. Ii
you are a dyspeptic, or are
troubled with billiousness and irregular
bowels, catarrh is doubtless the cause.
Catarrh OF the kidneys, bladder, urin-
ary and sexual organs is so common
that If you have any trouble of this
sort you should begin treatment for
cstarrh. Pe-ru-na is the only remedy
which the science of medicine has been
able to produce that can be relied on 10
cure catarrh wherever located, and in
all stages and varieties. Pe-ru-na cures
by removing the cause; thus u acts
slowly, but permanently. Full diree-
tons for use on each bottle. For sale
by leading druggists. A medical work
on catarrh and kindred diseases sent
free by The Peruna Medicine Com
pany, of Columbus, Ohio.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
in Prices!

Cuticura Soap per cake ~
Pears Unscented Soap per cake 10
Pears Gycerine Soap, per cake ID
All White Rose Soap. per cake ID
Colgates White CASTLE, per cake "a
Malyina Cream per jar ID
Rccamicr Cream, per jar $l00
Zonwciss per tube 10
Pozzonis Powder, per box %
Lubin's Perfumes in bulk, per or, bottle included 36
Lautiers Perfumes in bulk per oz bottle included 30
Lubins Toilet Powder per IA ID. package Ii
Eau de Ouinne per S-oz bottle 50
obtained ANY DRUG STORE The
the prices advertised
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

LOOKING FOR r. YRANKLIS'S GRAVE.
Fen now see the able space writer
remove his overcoat and cuffs. the latter
being fastened inside the sleeves Of the
former. Now he is rolling up his sleeves
and preparing to wash of the battery" !"
As be does so hear him quote a maxim
from his almanac, and the able print"
from Camden who is assisting him TO
set up the tax hst sIspes gayfy ON tho
edge of his case with his rule in order to
show his contempt for the proverb for
which Chestuus street was named
Mr.. Franklin wss notonly q great, big.
hrainy man, but be was . thorough
American. and tied hs spectacles on
with piece Of blue yarn. He did not
use a single eyeglass. but believed in
freedom and delivered his own parcels
/ wish that be could see how things have
changed now.
A Boston grocer told ne not long sgo
that Boston coon. when he tried. could
be little bit csdsEer cad than any other
color Of American. "veryoften. he said.
II sell q one cent bunch of kindfinx 70 =
colored man who lives up Eve or ax
fights. and be always wants isdekvered.
We also handle kerueene, and is would
make old Ben Franklin or Horace Ore
ley cuss 70 $50 tail. robust negro. wear
ing Chunley o~~rooas anda new mich
cane. bayiag an ink hotsse fun of kero-
sn>. and getting IL sent home 70 hiz
lodgings"
Benjamin Franklin was not sbov>
honest tou, and be wasn't ashamed II
be cau9ht in the act He had Prisss
which held its hend high IN the presescs
Of royal lszinees. and n,ost besrtsiy
shock hands with paehefan industry. n
times gos close be was nos too proud "a
di~harze the nurse and let has wife tsks
cara of the children He w& never
ashamed - dischzrge . eervsuS or q
pubic duty
Franklin visited fores<n powers dur.
ina has -sfEcaA enpgsfzs - JsfseA. N
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

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ana psaf oi posseshAhoAefenieis 'a,'e
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So' pair OF ZIP BOOTS taeso '"o
yesS ago ,ha. arc sooa YET ann you csn
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Happy HoosIers.

VIM. Timmons, postmaster OF Ida
vile, Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has
done more for me than all other medI-
cines combined, for that bad feeling
arising from Kidney and Liver trou-
ble." John Leslie, farmer and stock
man of same place says; ''Find Electric
Bitters TO be the best Kidney aud Liver
medicine: made me feel like a new
man" j. w. Gardner, hardware nier-
chant, same town says: "Electric Biz
ters is Just the thing for man who IS
all run down and don't care whether
he lives or dies" lie found new
strength, good appetite, and felt just
ike he had new lease on life. Only
soc a bottle, at Peck Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
@1A 2W
There's blessing i'll the bottle on whose
label ne can read

There's blessing i'll the bottle on whose
label ne can read
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for
the woman who has need
OF . remedy for troubles none but
women ever know.
'ris her best and truest friend, and
happy thousands cali it so,
As they think OF years of suif'ring that
were theirs before il came,
Bring them the balm of healing, and
they bless-the very name
OF this wonderfully, and deservedly,
popular remedy for the various ills
woman IS heir to. "Favoritc Prescrip-
ton" is the only medicine for women,
sold by druggists, under positive
guarantee, from the manufacturers.
that IT will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. This
guarantee has been printed on the
bottle-wrapper. and faithfully carried
out for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
Remarkable EeScu.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Piainfeld, H.,
makes the statement that she caught
cold. which settled IN her lungs: she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told
her that she was hopeless victim of
consumption and that no med,sine
could cure her. Her druggist suggest
ed DIR. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption; she bought a bottle and to
her delight fourd herself benefited
from first dose, She continued It's use
and after taking ten bottles, found her
self sound and well, now does her own
homework ard - as well as she ever
was. Toe trial bottle Of this Great Dis
covery At Peck Bros. drug store; large
bottles SOC and sI.o0.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Ms. wlnslev's Sceshise Syrap sSeufs Al
vsys ssed fer eh1l4rea t>>shsng. ft @estaes
tne ehs1d saffsa< The fn~s. aslays 81 rair
en~rs wind csifc and = tae beSt rcuef7 soE
asaxrheeA. = cents bcft<as
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08
kYE IN QUAKERTOWN
us vlsin tho ntaid Csnssnnial
Casy Again ana
lEyIvEs TnE HENoRlES or IHEPisI
1hs Place -. sssaksis Msias 4. usssssy
aaa tks hsiss<Aesy nsns@tis~s sag
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osss ths Eispaaas


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mnrh >E<snensn - aDw beGng astxaes<z1
oDwaxd ttzs eSsy bscsass II ths recus-
rng watfs h<fr. os u wnaeh wss e
this pts1 1f1ssn years EGO conze nszt
July. WWAfs FAIRS may come and
Wostfs fssu nAy -. bss IN ths gentle
hlsDm a tns hsnrA Phahn<1akphn. PA. !.
~ mads no dssD tor any more u thosA
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Peckham's Group Remedy cures
Waoouznx Cough.