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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
OSMOND'S STORY OF THE MURDER
HE SAYS HE WAS DRUNK AND EXCITED WHEN
HE KILLED HIS WIFE.

HE SAYS HE WAS DRUNK AND EXCITED WHEN
HE KILLED HIS WIFE.
John Lewis Osmond who murdered his wife Mary
and shot /boardcr John C. Burchen, at NO ooo
Third-ave late on Saturday night, was brought 10
the Yorkve Court yesterday. AS he entered the
court room John Murphy, the brother OF the murdered
woman. sprang toward him with his hands clenched.
but before he could strike Osmond he was seized
by Court Officer Armstrong and taken away.
Tho prisoner was then led into the private exam
nation room, where Justice McMahon TOOK the
evidence Osmond I'm his formal examination, said
that he was twenty eight years Old brass nnisher
nv trade and lived at No. G10 Secondave. He had
nothing to say to the charge. TO the reporters
afterward Osmond said The primary cause Of this
and myself wdnt to live with Durchell noticed that
she was too intimate with him. One day last April
caught them I'm a compromising position. In July
took sick and went to Bellevue Hospital, where re-
NAMED some time When came home again my
wife and Burchell treated me cooly that they
finally forced me to leave the house. After had left
I endeavored to get my wife to come and live with
me hut she refused, saying, Pm staying where the
most money Isl She had me served with divorce
papers went there on, Saturday night to see II we
could not come 30 some amlcabe settlement but she
would not listen to me. l was drunk, and got ex
cited. and drawing my revolver l fred
Osmopd was committed without bail to await the
action OF the Grand Jury.
The inquest in the Osmond will be held before
Coroner MESSENGER tomorrow morning. The jury was
sworn in yesterday morning and taken to the scene
M the shooting They also viewed the body 81 Mrs
osmond which sim lies at the residence John q;
Rurchell, the second victim, was reported as DohlS
Slightly improved at Bellevue Hospital yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
THE COUNTS.
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

All the courts in the County Court House were
opened Yesterday after the usual summer vacation
of three months. All the judges were in their places
except Judge Andrews in the supreme Court ana
Chief Judge Sedggicl, in the superior Court IheSe
two jlidges are Ill, but not dangerously 50.
Pearl Inman OF the Inman sisters the actresses
vos the defendant in suit for absolute divorce before
1udoe Truax In the Supreme Court yesterday. Charles
Robinson is the plaintiff. There was no defence.
Decision was reserved
Judge Beach, in the Supreme Court, Part l, t1eh
Yesterday the suit OF Arthur Rati for an absolute
divorce from Gertrude L. R0th. Mrs. Rath kept
musical studio under her maiden name of Gertrude L.
Ranks after she was married. Mr.. Rath discovered a
bundle of letters written to his wife, which disclosed
tho fact that she had lived with another man at a
French clearinghouse after her marriage The suit
was not defended. Decision was reserved;
sheridan Shook fined 300 by Judge Patterson
in the Supreme Court, yesterday, for nattendancc
after being summoned for jury duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
p,,s1yrss N THE COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany. oct 5-Both divisions Of the Court OF Ap-
peals convened here today. In the First Division
the following motions were heard:
Julia Hurlehy, appellant, agt. Godfrey n. Martin
and another, respondents. Motion to dismiss appeal
The People eX rel William E. Demarest, appellant
agt John !. German, as sheriff. Motion to dismiss
C5e People respondents agt the New York. Chicago
respondents agt. the Ftchburg Railroad Company aIr
pellant. ordered Oh the calendar, ana set down Tor
The citizens Bank of Perry, a Helen 4: Williams
and another, appellants three cases. MouOhs 10
modify remittlturs. Argned.
The following appeals from orders we're argued:
W. p. Chase, agt. f. A. Defendon, appellant:
Thomas l.. Iurlburt agt. the same appellant 49,.
The People rel. e. ii. Wilson, appellant, agt.
the Board Of Trustees of the village of Mount Vernon
The People OK rel. ]. W. Cochrane, administrator.
etc, agt. NJ. Coleman, and Others, Commissioner OF
In he matter OF the application OF Eliza W. Clarke.
administrative, etc, Of David Clarke, TO mortgage
The People ex rel Anna NJ Dean. respondent agt
tbc Boarl If Assessors of New-Yorl CITY appellants.
case dismissed, not appaaabe.
The Of de0Ps S re Of c
Mary Kiefer ADMINISTRATIVE. etc, respondent,
ag 1 1ne Dt" Woo S reipondent aSt the New
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, appellant.
The People etc, ex rel. Nicola Trezza appellant,
AFT 4. A. Brush. as agent and warden OF Sing Sing
Prison Trezzd was to have been executed by cleo
tricty on April 81, at Sing Sing. Pending his ex-
ground Of newly discovered evidence, which trial was
denied him by. the General Term. This appeal is
from that denial.
Tho People, etc, ex rel Nicola Trezza, appellant,
agt a. A. Brush, as warden, etc This IS an appeal
from the General Term: Second Department Affirming
the order of Judge Cullen refusing to discharge APP
reliant and dlsmissng the writ OF habess corpus.
The following is the calendar for tomorrow: Nos.
10. "a, 40. 81, a. 49, 70 and 20.
In the Second Division to-day the following motions
were submitted
Jean Barton and another, respondents, agt. !. S.
Korn appellant: Charles II. Adams, appellant, agt
the city of Cohocs. respondent. Motions by appel
lants for rpargument.
c. II. Hunter AT. the New-York. Ontario and
Western Railroad Company. Motion by respondent to
advance calendar.
W. II. IIussey, respondent. AIT. Weeks W. Culver
end another. appellants. Motion by appellants TO
strike cause from calendar.
j. f. Crisfeld ne supervisor, ETC.. respondent agt.
John Hyland impleaded. eir. appellant. Motion by
appellant for return Of remlttitur, etc.
This appeal argued
Julia Rhneandcr Dodge ct al, appellants, agt.
Mary l.. Gallan ct al, respondents.
The following Is the calendar Of the Second Division
for tomorrow: Nos. 272, 3s7, 41o, 422, 423, 424
426 and 42s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

sss ssT Sss, sos. co., sis 7's' ESQ., 0S' 0'0
0ec supreme pref 20 Iygstors Barrett, ssS
Soc 800 so7 500 49, seS ss Gil 1878 s2' 727 2S'
e; Sss SsS9'i
f. sss 1 Srgs.. y
Wyburn Betz and John g. Sisgnos nnt October
Superior cOurt-General Tern-Aa'0urneu u'"' 0''O0
~ superior COurt-special Term-Bef0re Duero' '-M'
gss ass so ci s ss 9s
- upsriOr court-Tral Term-Part I-Adjourned until
oc saScS S courtTrs Tepart II-BefOre Freedman
snoero goV Go1rTra rem-Par III-Bs;Ore McAdam
JNo Ira-7eneral Adjourned for the term
Common Pcas-spcefsl Term-BeOro Ahen' J'-N0S' "a
Common IgBcf tTsa p1 30 iieI
sS 2d s9 s 80 SG sSt fyo
c't ccm& 70 S' i peTa erPnr I11-Ad0urn0d until
Common PlcseEqty Terngsfoge BischSn J0Noi
~ 44ss ~ e, Is, H. 49, e. Is % x SSsS
g. e. g. g. g. g. g. g. g. g. g. a. cs T. r. a.
81 IT, 81; nGI Ten-Befors wyck. JMO-
yo CITY 2 ssn5 s6 so a'i se Zoo cs to'
iOle 4o47 4o4s 1850, 4051 1852 p.,ore MCGOWAN, j.
900 go. .s . 1913 . 1885,
1870 1879 t tS2 1926 1927 '02s 1890 'Osi
co t sSo7 sss7 57so, do5s 1904 toss 1901 1882
1923 1873 1899 sSs 1855 to55 1914 1905
Civ corTfaI Tcrm-Part vBefOre Newburger. J.
court Of NGeSeSi sessons-psr I-Before Martins' w.
and Assistant Dlstrct-Attoney weeks-Nos 10 &c. In
Court General SsiSrs r.,Nsss'd
70 Court GeSera sessionpst IIIBeoro GSwng j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Registration day in this city, a. m. TO 0 D. m
Registration day in Brooklyn, a. M to 10 D. m
Trial OF DR.. Briggs before Presbytery oil New-forh
New.York Jockey Club races, Jerome Park 2 D. m
Board Of Estimate and Apporttonment
international cricket match, Livingston, s. l., ii a. n.
Rapid Transit Commissioners. No. % William-st'' :
p.
Meeting OF theatrical managers, Actors Fund rooms
3 p m. .,
womans Christen Temperance Union annual mec'ins'
Broadway Tabernacle.
Republican County Convention, White Plains.
Institute OF Christian Philosophy, Hamilton Hail. o
D. m.
Historical Society. Eleventhst. and Second-a'e' D. III
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
9TH Regiment Veterans annual dinner, Manhattan Atm
letic Club theatre evening.
Epworth League Egyptian entertainment Fhty-seventh
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. 8 p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
\, nrv Jr,p1IEE OF HOLY TRINITY.

GOLDEN JUBILEE OF HOLY TRlNlIh'
The golden jubilee of Holy Trinity Catholic Church
In Monrose-ave. was continued yesterday with high
mass in honor Of the Blessed Virgin. The mass was
celebrated at O'Clock in the morning. and the church
was filled with a large congregation. Bishop Loughlh
assisted at the celebration Of the mass with many
priests. Father Anton Arnold, OF All Salts Church,
BROOKLYN was celebrant, Father John HOFFMAN, OF
81 Yicholas Church. deacon and Father John IIansel
man. of St. Benedictus Church, subdeacon. The ser
mon was delivered BY vcarGeneral May. the pastor
OF the church.
At the close OF the mass the women and children
OF the parish formed the sidewalk In ront OF the
church and psraded through a number OF the streets
in the neghborhoOd. over 1000 were In line. Last
might there was a big torchlight parade. in which
nearly 5000 men and boys took part The pro
cession was headed BY the uniformed Union Guard
vifh dies During the remainder OF the week the
sxsrcises win inclnde celebration OF mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
METHODISTS HAVE A RECEPTION.
MEMBERS OF THE FcUMENICAL CONFERENCE
WELCOMED At MUSIC HALL.

MEMBERS OF THE FCUMENICAL CONFERENCE
WELCOMED AT MUSIC HALL.
The Methodists of Ncw-York and its vicinity gave
a reception to the members OF the Ecumencal Con-
ference Music Hall last night. About 1000 per-
sons were present. From to 8 o'clock there was
a reception with luncheon at Recital Hall. At the
meeting, which called to order by j. d. Slayback
chairman OF the Joint Entertainment and Reception
Committee, speeches made by Bishops Foss, VII
son and Petty, the Rev. Drs King, Carman, Joseph
Odell, the Rev. Messrs. Morley Myers Marshall, Lel
cora and Stephenson and Hugh Price Hughes, OF Lon
don.
Among those who subscribed for boxes were Bishop
Andrews, Lemuel SkidmOre, j. A. Tackaberry the Rev.
James Montgomery, George |. Seney, John r. Young
the Rev. DR.. J. VI. Buckley, DIR. l.. b. Bangs, J.. j.
Chamberlin, Joseph Van Week. T. L. Durant, Hiram
Merritt. BOwles Colgate, q. Waldo Smith. Mrs. G. b.
Fisk Mrs. James Wood J. VI. Cornell, A. IL. DE Haven
A. c. Brummell ID. b. Van Emburgh, Joseph Fettrech,
ID. Il. stevens and ). G. Pullman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
LACES.

We have placed on sale, this
week. our Fall Importation OF
Real and Imitation Laces, con-
sisting of Point Gauze, Duchesse
and Valenciennes Laces, FlOun-
ces, Handkerchief, Shawls and
Bridal Wells.
Real Applique Laces, Flounces
and Over Dresses. Black Lace
FlOunces, AZ inches wide, with
Demi FlOunces and Trimming
Laces to match.
A special line of Black Drapery
Netts, 40 and As inches wide, at
ST 90 per yard and upwards.
Chiffon Laces i'm Black, Cream
and all the leading shades. Tor
chOn, Medici, Cluny and Nor
mandy Val Laces, with Insertions
to match. Novelties in Neck
Ruchings and Neck Wear, in the
latest designs and cOlOrs.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
ALEXANDER 9. sTUDWELL DEAD.

The death of Alexander 5 studwelI, Of No. II Mon
roe Place, Brooklyn which occurred at the country
home OF his son George, at Great harrington, Mass.
was made known Yesterday. Mr.. studwcll one Of
the Oldest and bestknown residents Of Brooklyn. For
many years he engaged in the leather business In
the swamp" in NewYOrk. He q director in
the Brooklyn City Railroad Company from It's organi-
zation In 1854 and served acting president In e6
lie was connected with the New York Life Insurance
Company and other corporations. lie was a brother
John Studwel the former president Of the Brooklyn
National City Bank The death OF Mr.. Studwe was
due to malarial pneumonia. He left two daughters
and three sons. Dr. Lyman Abbott will preach the
funeral sermon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
COURT CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Supreme Court,-6rDeral Tem--Bfora Van Prunt
p. j. Daniels and Ipgraham, JJ.--Nos. so, So 81, g.
IS. %, 95. 3d. 100 no. III, liz, ia, 49, 1928 1875
l27 125, 1875, 1870. 137.
supreme tourt-Chsmbetsa sfoTe o'grlen. J.-No,loa
calender. Nos 10 ~, called at IL o'clock
supreme coggt-spesisl Tern1Pa5t I-pefore TraaX,
300 so7, e7l. $50 go, ia. 2Oa, eOS 2o7, eos 200
oil, as 2l6. 2l7, 2ls.
Supreme Court-SIccial Terfn-Plrt II-Beforo Beach,
J-Nos 575 90 Oh oJ3, 254 255, 25g. 257 25s
2Ss 200. eol, o6?, eG3 26i 205. 200, 9G7, 2Gs 2Go
279, 273 lei, l42 277.
supreme Court-Orcult-Part -Beior, Smith. j.
Nos si5 go 20es, 1000 702, 773. l75, 7i6 767 500
So, ~, Gas. 49, SOC, sOi, ST. $50, s3l, 1892 1888
Supreme Court ircult-Part II-Before Lawrence IL
Nos. 7o5 co. 0co, COS, 200 OO1 90s, 900, olO OIL
9Iy eB. 94 3d. 9S4, go, 0e. 823. 02+. $50 TO Ot7
inclusive.
NOs ao2a 1915 2ios alo7 5s3. :ios 2Ioe 2o7O. 1919
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
NEWARK.

Mrs. Adde Reid the wife of n young lawyer Oh
Tacoma. Wash, has been visiting her sister, hrs'
Jeptha Van vliet ut No. 3o6 Bellesie-ave. ON sun
day she swallowed mixture Of aconite' huoahu',
and chloroform by mistake, thinking 1t was cough
mixture. The preparation had been pnt up por OK
ternal application, and 1t was contained III OoV@'
having the same marks as bottle Of the same SIZE
hitch WIS alongside IL on q shelf Physicians were
srmmoned and heroic means were adopted 70 save
the W0man's life. Tuesday she was OUT Vi ua"eN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
UACKENSACK.

The Bergen County Board Of Freeholders pos''Veiy
refused yesterday to permit the Paterson Citoh nld
passalc Electric Railroad to cross into Bergen oou
over the county bridge that connects the d na
Garfield with PasSalc. Inc neDt mas poon '' Wv
and was begun last spring.
Robert Henry siebold, Of Hackensack was urown nIt
Yesterday afternoon by falling OvcrbOafc from ia
in Jamaica Raw siebold was twenty one years Old
IIis hnhr WIS not recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
HOROKEN,

Henry Ullrch thirty years old, OF NO. ~ ehel
man-ave, Jersey City, was arrested early 10Y
.,a-.ina ro was accused of being "Jack the
poonar and WAS found at 80 O'Clock a. m. peenng
throurh the window OF the house OF Mrs; l. Nlckes
burg in Newar1-st She screamed for heipi anu ,he
policeman locked the man up lie was SeN' - "''
county JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALREMARIE-A Won Mumm, German Charge DAT
fairies at wash.ngto Congressman Charles s. Rahoai
OF Massachusetts, and Cadcron Carlisle, o. Washington
BREVOORT-Generol John G.. Parker u b Army.
FIFTH AVENUE-Vfce- Admiral Pasrhen OF the Ger
man Navy: the Rev Dr. J. l.. NJ. Curry, OF Richmond
Va; William A. Courtenay, Of Charleston, s. Co. ana
Dudley Farlin Of Albony. GILSEY-Judee Charles Dan
itls Of Buffalo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scott
wike Of Illinois. PARK AVENUE-EcutenaaeuO,
emo, EAvs-I r ZONES OF Binghamton. WESTMINSTER
Isaac H. MAYNARD Of Albany WINDSOR-Lod and
Lady MountStephen Of Montreal, and w. c. Van Horne
nresident OF the Canadian Pacific Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS,
PORT OF NEw.YoRK... MONDAY.

PORT OF NEW YoRK.............MoNDAY. OCT D. 1891
ARRIVED.
Steamer America (Br) Pearce London Sept 20 with mdse
and passengers Hurst. Arrived at tho Bar a. 2ls
Steamer Lydan Monarch ODD. Morgan; London Sept is
steamer chenston DID, Martin Shields sept H. in ballast
10 Boaring & Archbad. Arrived the Bar $40 m;
Steamer sueya Ger, Bsu[ halnenrs sept 20 HARE ~
Steamer Knloch (Br Gibson. Hneiva Sept 10 Gibraltar
10 Pennsylvania salt CO. vessel to master
AsoameT ori.aDa Mcinto.h Vera Cruz &C. via Havana
with mdse and TO Jas Ward Co. Arrived
co9eho BSger a%lvs'Sn days via Key West
WIN ,ms s9 aS Psso 9n,cS NewoTeaHs 81 days with
STEAMER state Of Tcxas Williams Fernanana Bruins.
wick Ga mdse ami passengers to II Mallory q &C.
and S I S% Savanna" days. win m'''
WyanoE BIZ RGh%one 4. aGS Norfolk with
steamer Lucy P Miller ltome' Bangor with mdso and
SIM Baltimore tGer Tr.ese Hamburg as days with mdse
ship Charmer Holmes havre 81 days in ballast 10 John
20 master
sUNsET-windn SANDY AccSs. fresh. NV; clear,
AtCiy ls!and-wnd fresh, NV clear
Arrived yesterday
Apra1a S5 1 waGsr yeIP"o Susep
sIo.%cT Sty q Rome on Youue e..;cw Sen, g. NO
steamer Wiisommen tsr Sci as6er Shields Sept is in
ballast 70 Gusrv Heys Arrived At the bar at ilyOpm
steamer Ayepa Br Evans Port On Prince wa pcr, Lipon
WOOD q Co. Arrived at the Bsr at 7pn
CLEARED.
steamer Gloucester city Br Jones' Bri'tol-James Ar
Steamer Have teer, JungsL Bremen via Southampton
s!e,@sT Roees 5BE! Lash. lgs%'pIJOsp ssaseT
steamer Hudson. Kemble. New.orleans-s II seaman
Steamer Chattahoocnee. DagGett savannan-a Walker,
steamer seminole Plat- Charleston ana Jaoksonvs-wm
steamer Manhattan. Bragg POrtland-HOrauo Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

The two quarreed and Franz hit Gosserwich on '''o
head with a natirOn, fracturing his SKULL
The state Board Of Railroad Commissioners mas
granted the application OF the Brooklyn Heights Rail
road Company for permission 10 increase It's cap'ai
from $4,000 to 100000. The increase Is TO DC useo
to retire s7s 900 of bonds of the company now
outstanding,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
SAILED.

SAILED.
s,e.m,, Robns for Bremen; Marlborough Monteso Bay
Chattahoochee, Savannah.
Ship Falkland. for Melbourne po,ar,a lava:
Barks Natant for Liverpooli Bonheor DA~''-
man Pasha Brisbane
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON Oct b-Saied steamer SaaIe t1cf' n'Ai'
from Bremen hence for New YORK. ,.,. mar, winck
HiHBURo Oct 5-Arrived. steamer Morsua teer' "inoA
ler from New. York. -. $500. ,,.r ocsr, Chris.
BREMERHAvyN Oct 6-ArIived steamer Aher 'Hcf' oA''
toners from Eew.York Southampton, mali, ard
ANTWERP Oct b-Arrivcd. steamers Rhynlano tneis" anu
Bernicia Br). from New.York ,n.,u, nx.r, far New.
YORK, , $500 po,x,a fPr, Baxter
from New. York . MIA, a,ror, Pr, Brown.
from New.T0rk.
JANEIRo. Oct A-Saned steafnor hAp'~e' W."
for Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
PLAINFIELD.

"The COURIER Plain1elds new Republican nh'S
manor was issued for the first time yesterday after
noon. Its appearance on the street was the seniH
for considerable enthusiasm: 1t was eenea ils,s "
that the paper gave evidence in Its first issue OF
wdrfb to- its party and prosperity to It's puoilsher
Frank " RunyOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
LORD HAWKES. TEAM.
BOWLING ANALYSIS.

200. 345.
Lord Hawke his cricket will be guests OF tne
New. York Jockey Club at Morris Park Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
ETJZABETH.

Ex-Mayor Joseph II. Grier yesterday removed WIN
his family to Black Rock, Conn, where he VIII hVe
in future Financial reverses in Wall Street, coupeo
with bad health have caused Mr. Grier to leave the ely
In which he passed the greater part OF an hohoHDlo
lie lie was Mayor from January l. 1882, to January
I90O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY.
Sun risos b5s sets63o Moon sets 1926 m Moon'age
HIGH WATER.
4 Sandy Hook 92S Gov. Island 955 Hen gaze il;so
p Gsandy Hook 1908 Gov. Isiaud lOi1 Hell 1ASo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup for children I1l'1,
,.-tbino softens the gums, reduces Inflammation snrs
nsis cures wind collie darrhcea. 70 cents ooeie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

HEALTH FOOD CoMPANY's GLUTEN SUPpSo C
IToKIIiS cure constipation and piles. BY mall oV'
al Fifth Avenue New.York and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
Furnishes nutriment ana aids digesuon.
Does not distress and adds flesh and weight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, M d.,
80 WEST S9TH-ST. -.
Diseases Of Nervous System Gentle Urinary ofgan''
Impotency and Sterility Hour 3 10 L. D 70 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous DsnMiri sss
sesh sIiefreshing and delicious" % cents oottie'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
Announcements.

,'-Our American Belles-Our American beiies-
How sweet is the story their beauty tells.
They are wise bellies, too for it Is their "ohs
To use every day their SoZ0DONT Ill
Which sweetens breath and keeps TEEN wei;
No wonder we're proud OF our American Bellies
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-17
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Rinber a~nge,renbet. Wirf Du i'm
S9lafe bur9 bas SGreien zines Rinbes
geftbrt. bas i'm 3abnen III unb Dor
S9mersea trelnts Wenn 70, lafe fcfort
eine Glafde bon sNtrs. Minslon's SOP.
thing gprup" 1olta. Gsin Wertb III I'M.
be3ablbar. Gs nirb benz tleineu 2eiben.
ben fOfort 2iuberuug beri9aHen. Ser.
laBt Gu9 barauL Mittet, es III tein
3peifel bariber. IS beilt 9plenterp
unb 9iarrbpe, regulirt BEN Mogen umS
bic Rteren, beieitist Minb 2cIit, cts
tpsi6t ben @aumen, berbinbert @ntstins
Sung unb ftdrft bas gauge SpHem.
vNtrs. Winslpips Soothing Syrup"
fir aabnenbe &in6er 1T angenebm tn
@ei@mad unb bas &e3ept Fammt BON
eineri Der beIten tDeibIiGen Merate In
ben Ser. Staten. IS III BET allen
9rusgiiten in Der ean3en Welt sa bas
ben. 8reis IS gts. per GIaide.
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