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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-10

When Baby was sick. we gave her castora.
When she was q Child. she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss. she elung to Castoria
whsn she had Children. she gave them castoria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-02-10
Notice to Contractors.

Dated Jersey City. January 50. 1891.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-22

(And continuing in like manner as to all
candidates TO be voted for at such cleo
tom
SEC. Is. For all elections to which this
act applies, the county clerks, i'll their re-
spective counties, shall have charge of the
printing of the ballots for all general cleo
tions, and shall furnish them to the Judges
OF election; the city, town or village clerk
shall have charge thereof and furnish
them in all city elections, and the town
clerk in counties under township organic
alton shall have charge thereof and fur
nish the same in all town elections to
which this act applies: Provided, that in
cities, towns or villages having board of
election commissioners. such board shall
have charge of the printing of the ballots
and furnish them to the judges of election
within the territory under their jurisdic-
ton. Ballots shall be printed and in pos
session of the officer charged with their
distribution at least two days before the
election, and subject to the inspection of
candidates and their agents; if any mis-
takes be discovered they shall be corrected
without delay. The officer so charged
with the printing of the ballots shall cause
to be delivered to the judges of election at
the polling place of each precinct or dis
trict, not less than twelve hours before the
time fixed by law for the opening of the
polls therein, 100 ballots of TIE
kind to be voted in such precinct or dis
trict for every fifty votes cast therein at
the last preceding election for state Off
GERS; such ballots shall be put up in sepa-
rate sealed -ackages, with marks on the
outside clearly designating the polling
place for which they are intended, and the
number of ballots enclosed, and receipt
therefor shall be given by the judges of
election to whom they are delivered
which receipt shall be preserved by the
officer charged with the printing of the
ballots. The officer or authorities charged
with the printing and distributing of the
ballots shall provide and retain at his or
their office an ample supply OF ballots, in
addition to those distributed 10 the sew
eral voting precincts or districts, and if at
any time, on or before the day of election
The ballots furnished to any precinct shall
De lost, destroyed or exhausted before the
polls are closed, on written application
signed by majority of the judges of sucn
precinct or district or signed and sworn
10 by one of such judges he shall imme-
diately cause to be delivered to sucn
judges, at the polling place, such addi-
tional supply OF ballots as may be re-
CURED and sufficient to comply with the
provisions of this act.
SEC. Is. Whenever a constitutional
amendment or other public measure is
proposed to be voted upon by the people,
the substance of such amendment or other
public measure shall be clearly indicated
upon the ballot, and two spaces shall be
left upon the margin, one for votes fav-
oring the amendment, or public measure,
TO be designated by the word yes" and
one for votes opposing the amendment or
measure, to be designated by tue word
Hno," a. in tt form herein given:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-22
The elector shall designate his vote by

The elector shall designate his vote by
Grass mark, thus {x).
SEC. Il. 1t may be s. ated in the certifi-
Gates of nomination of candidates for rep
resentatives in the general assembly what
number of votes it is desired shall be
printed as given to such candidate or
candidates, and in such case the ballots
shall lie so printed. In any case where the
certificate of nomination does not so
ST ate, then no number of votes shall be
printed on the ballots as to the candidate
Or candidates named in such certificates
In canvassiny the vote for representatives
il the general assembly if the ballot has
been so marked as to indicate that the
voter intends to vote for one person only
for that office, it shall be counted three
votes for that candidate; if it has been so
marked as to indicate that the voter in
tends tovote for two persons for represent
atives it shall be counted one and one-half
votes for each of such candidates, unless
otherwise on the ballot expressly stated;
and if it has been so marked as to indicate
al intention to vote for three persons for
such Office it shall be counted one vote for
each of such candidates, unless otherwise
OF the ballot expressly stated; and if it
has been so marked as to indicate an at
tempt to vote for more persons for repre-
sentatives than the voter is entitled to Vote
for, the votes for representatives on such
ballo: shall not be counted.
SEC Is. The officer or officers whose
duty it is to have the ballots printed shall
prepare full instructions for the guidance
of voters at each election as to obtaining
ballots, as to the manner of marking
them and the method of gaining assistance
and as to obtaining new ballots in place
of those accidentally spoiled; and they
shall respectively cause the same, together
with copies of sections twenty-one (21,
twenty-five (22), twenty-three (23), TWEEN
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-22

square shall be printed. the sides of
which shall not I've less than one-fourth of
an inch in length. The list of candidates
of the several parties and groups of petit
tioners shall be placed in separate col
umns OF the ballot in such order as the
authorities charged with the printing Of
the ballots shall decide
As nearly as practicable the ballot shall
be in the following form:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-07-22

proposed amendment to thek YE
constitution giving judges "a
life term of office and maxi
ing them appointive. N
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
Peace and Good Will.

In this camNahgn there is no
reason for the acrimonious feeling
that is expected by many to pre-
val. Men have differed widely
before this upon political ques-
tons without coming to either
harsh words or blows, and the
common sense of our people will
steer them clear of all wrangling
and quarreling overqncstions that
loud talking and bitter words will
not settle. Convince your neigh
Dor If you can, and if you cannot,
let him go his way as ono having
as much right TO be in error as
you have. If "wrung into" pol,-
teal dispute end it as soon as pes
sible, and he sure when you leave
your opponent that no harsh word
of yours have closed the gate up
on quick return of that peace
and good will that hitherto exist
ed.-B. IL. Truth.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
COnstable's Sale.

The State of 1.oui-iana-Parisho of West
FcIiciana.
First Justices Court.
a. Schlcsinger. for the use of Charles
Wcydcrt vs.. E:inristc Wicker.
by virtue of Il writ of ii ia issued
by the honorable coUr; aforesaid in the
above STYLED suit and to me directed.
have seized and will offer for sale to the
highest bidder ut tn" Court House door.
in the town of st. Francisville, State and
Parish aforesaid. on
Saturday, December 18TH. 1891 =,
ut the hour of II o'clock of said day.
the following described property to- Wit !:
Lot No. lob IN Square No. 9, in
the town of Bayou Sara, La. =,
with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale--Cash with the benefit
of appraiscnent.
GEORGE TOWN.
Constable LIST ward.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
SUCCESSION SALE.
State of uisiana-I'arish of West Fee
liciana-l5 Judicial District Court.
Succession Of Il II Ryland, deceased.

Stafc OF Louis iana-l'arlSh OF West Fe-
liciana-l5 Judicial District Court.
Succession Of Il Fl Ryland, deceased.
No. 169.
In Obedience to Il commission and Or
der of sale to me directed from the 10Th
Judicial District Court in the above styl-
I'd succession. l will offer for sale on
the premises about Ia miles from the
tourt House. ut the hour of II o'clo, !
m. ca Saturday. De. 9Th. lsyl. The
following described properly. to-wit:
A certain plantation situated IN
the parish of West Fcliciana, con-
timing 1900 acres, with all the I'M
provcmcnts thereon Bounded on
the Gor,h by lands of Is Barrow
and Jno 7 Towles. cast toy lands
of Est. Jno TTuwlcs and Big Bay
GU Sara creek, South by Little
Bayou Sara Greek and Bush Hill,
and west by lands of b I Barrow.
Nineteen shares of stock i'm n.
q. Sugar Shed. beng Certificate
No. Sc, Twelve Horses, Seven
Mules, Sixteen Sheep. Two Wag-
OPS. Ono Buggy, Fourteen Plows,
Two New Cnli,vntnrs, Onc Old
CGttiyatur. Two Cotton Planters,
One Moving Machine, One IIar-
row, -Four Full Sets of Gears,
Double and Single Trees. One
Let Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, One Brccch Loading
Shot Gan.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
G. NJ. BARROW. Sheriff.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
DIVISION Worse Sub Division.

Our friends Of the McEncry
and Adams pcrsuusions did not
enter into or take the kindly adj
vice VIC rendered them incur issue
of last week, on the eve of the
meeting of the Parish Executive
Committee.
We counscllcd moderation. and
y spirit OF harmony. even of self
abncgation. if necessary to secure
unity and prevent the disruption
of the Democratic Party Of West
rFeliciana. Bust seems t hat per-
sonal ambitions and individual in
tercsts were deemed paramount TO
every other consideration. party
unity included. and to our intense
regret the boys didn't adlsiGotc
worth cent. About thc only
thing they did ogree upon was to
disagree, and tins determination
resulted in disi,iegyatac,a instead
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS !. the forma
ton of dual Committees. the pro-
ccedings of each OF which will be
found III the present issue.
In the interests of good order,
and by the mutual agreement of
the rival factions, none save mem
bers were permitted to- be present
ut the meeting, and us we were
excluded together with the public
generally. and as neither side has
furnished us with statement of
proceedings held previous to the
split, we arc unable to specify the
part icular ground of dissolution.
No doubt each side will present
its version la the State Conven-
tion when they carry their confess
ting delegations before that body.
For ourself we earnestly advo-
cate the candidacy of McEnery,
and urge tho election of delegates
favorable to his nomination. As
to the parish and ward Offices. as
we said in the beginning of this
campaign we support no particu-
lar man, and hold all candidates
ON an equal footing i'll our col
unns by preserving strict ncutral-
ity,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
For Senator.

We arc authorized TO announce
ID. w. PIPES, of East Fcl,ci.na.
us Il candidate for State Senator
from this the Fifteenth Senatori-
I'll District, subject to the action
of the Democratic Party.
We arc authorized to announce
Hon. W. +. HERMAN, of East Fc-
liciana, as Il candidate for Senator
from tins the Fifteenth Scn:,tori-
1T district, subject to the nonlina-
ton of The Democratic Convcn-
ton
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28

COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.
lst ward, Bayou .Sara-Ilcnry
Eandcrslicc, j. +. Irvinc,jr. Tom
Muller. LIST ward, st. Francis
viIlc-A G We'll, Ton, Lawson. f.
Newman.
End waid-Chcston Foxes,
Walter Hamilton, NJ Daniels.
Bird war,!-El Daincs. + ID IIar-
Alison. Geo Mathews.
4th ward-Chas. Argue, I,obt
Stirling, Clarence Percy.
9th ward-C b Austin. Wyhc
Barrow, y j Bcckhan.
9th ward-J A Shul,z, Andrew
No!and, Jno Dawson.
9TH ward, Tun,ca-H W Jones,
Chas Samu"ls, ia Row. Rae
courci-Warren Folks, Sam DOH
crty, Calvin Goodman.
9Th ward-Jack Halle, Chas
Percy. Ed Halle.
9Th ward-W q Nuilcau, w ~
briggs, Eugene Taylor.
10th ward-Jas Mcpherson. Joe
d Smith, Seymour Lavctgnc.
&. NJ. BARRON,
G. >. BIENvENuE, Chairman.
Spt., rf.,-,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
Meeting Democratic Executive
Committee.

In accordance with "a resolution
to that effect, notice is hereby gi-
ven that at Il regular meeting of
the Democratic. Parish Executive
Committee Of the Parish of West
Fcliciana, hcl,lat the Court House
on Monday, tho 23rd day of Nov.
1891 s; 1t was ordered that ~ prima-
~ election l,c held on tho 3rl day
of December next ut the usual vo-
ting places throughout the parish
in winch all white Democratic vo-
ters of this parish shall participate
under tho rules and regulations as
fixed by said committee, for the
purpose:
LIST Of eiect,ng two delegates to
the State Nominating Convention.
Said two delegates to be voted
for throughout the PARISH.
2nd-Of clccting one delegate
from each ward to the Senatorial
AMI Judicial nominating convcn-
ton, to he held between tho par
ishcs Of East and West Fcliciana.
-3rd-Of clcrtingthrcc delegates
from each ward 10 II parish con-
vcn,"n to he tshl on the 9th day
Of December. 1891. TO nominate
II member of tho legislature and
all parisl, and ward officers, and
also to select Il new parish Exccu-.
tive Committee.
j. i. MCGEIlEE,
l.. W. BRANDON, pHEsI1EN-.
Secretary.
1000 Gallon Cistcrn SIX:
1900 - 500
a. RIGGS s. Bros. 80 Pcrdido, st.
New Orleans.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
For District Attorney.

We are authorized to announce
l. ID. WALL, of East Feliciana
parish, us can,li,inte for District
Attorney, for the Thirteenth Ju-
diciai District. Subject to Demo-
cratic Nomination.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
For Representative.

We are authorized to announce
A. 5. j. EVANS as Il candidate
for Representative in the State
Legislature from the Parish of
West Fcliciana, subject to the
action of the Democratic Party.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28

As preventative aud cure for Group.
Chanberiain's Cough remedy has no
rival. 1t is. In fact, the only remedy
that can always be depended upon and
that is pleasant and safe to take. There
is not the least danger in giving it to
children, as it contains no Injurious
substance. For sale 80 cents per bottle
by l.. j. kilbourne ~ Go. druggists.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
W. aEniIlK.

ENEOM an,l after This date, all hunti
4 OF Hny in,', either With Rcd. ~
or Gina, 81. leg the LouDoS nr Brow y
ConAEi; pla"taii,'us ia Ills I.a,i>h "
u" considered ir"srassiug ami VIOLA 10
VIII II" proNt cI,rr,; ~ lie fulicst cx tent
the law.
Ci!ESrG% ;'DLKES.
Nat u. 90 y AGENT
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
ANNOUNCEMENTS {!
For Judge.

Hon. WILLIAM W. LEAKE, of
West Fei,ciana Parish, authoriz-
es us to announce HIM rs a candi-
date for Judge of the 18th judi
cial District, subject to the action
of the Democratic Party,
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
COnstable's Sale.

Stata Of Louis;ana-Parish of West Fell
ciana.
Third Justices Court.
a. Dciches vs.. Willis duncan.
by Virtue of writ of Il fa Issued
by the honorable { art aforesaid in the
above styled sui! and to me directed,
have seized aud will offerfor sale to the
highest bidder at the Court Hous. door
in thc town of st. F'rancsviIte, State
and parish aforesaid, on
Saturday, December 18th. 1891 .
at the hour of IL O'Clock of said day,
the following described property to-
wit:
OncD Jumper.
Terms of safc-Cash.
EDWARD BA1NES.
Constable Bird Ward.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1891-11-28
DIED.

HALE.-At Bayou Sale, La.
on Friday, November 10, 1891
MARTHA TEMrEL, wife OF Joseph
l.. HaIe,aged 40 years, 8 months
and 4 days.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
The Electric MinaIann.

The windlasses or reels ON the electfi IL
poles, used in hosting and lowering the
mr. hAhts in tho middle Of the streets
are dangerous in vet or damp weather
Last night number OF tho clty's pre-
cocious kids sscertained that the wind
lasses were strongly charged with cleo,
tricIty, and at the corner ~ Railroad
avenue and Third street, where one OF
the windlasses are, thsboys had oonRrs-
gated for victims. The fret To approach
WAS Policeman Peiily, and one brave Kid
asked him TO place his hand on the
windlass. unm,ndful that the KID had q
Joke IN store for him and little thinking
It was charged with electricity, hs laid
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

This afternoon at 80 o'clock in the
parlor Of the Windsor hotel, ". II. Ca,
tis, popular brakeman on the Atlantic
4 Pacific, and Mics Hattie Poe were
united in the holy bonds u wedlock by
Rev, Beattie before few intimate
friends, George II, Moore aud Miss
Ionic Fletcher stood up with the couple
and on the conclusion Of tho ceremony
Mr., Moore stepped forward, pr, sentinR
the pretty bride with a. elegant bou
quet. The groom Was pleasantly attired
in u handsome black suit, while the
bride wore cream white drcss. Tn
CITIzEN extends congratu lstions.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
starting Night.

The meeting q. the ladies OF the Ii.
brary association, together with mum
her OF gentlemen who had been brought
th,iher by urgent invitation, at the San
Felipe ho,cl last evening, WAS largely at.
tended and much enthusiasm exhibited
IN the scheme. Discussion OF the ways
and me ans Of maintaining u public libra
ry was carried on for some time, and q
motion was finally made and carried that
the president OF the library association
appoint u committee OF eight persons 10
confer with the city council at the next
regular meeting OF the board IN regard
10 making It II free library to be support
ed by IA taI Tor that purpose az they are
empowered by law ~ to do. A cub.
scription 81 $500 from Joshua Reynolds,
the barker, wac announced to help
along the enterprise. IL WAS accepted
with thanks. Numerous other sub.
scriptions OF large amounts in the way
OF u permanent endowment fnnd can be
secured il tho institution cen bs put on
q substantial, permanent basis. The
question 81 location was also discussed
at some length, but left open for the
time being. The association then nd.
journed 10 meet ut an early day to be
announced IN due time by the officers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
Proved nil Right.

Several days ago Mrs. l., NJ klnc, re-.
siding on TiIcrns street near Fourth, had
Frank Hart and wife, neghbors, Hrres
el Tor threatening To take her hic. The
case came ny before Justice Madden,
aud Hart aud his wife We're placed under
Slm bonds g. keep the peace toward
Mrs. King for six months. In tetalla.
ton, Hart and wife yesterday swore on,
u warrant against Mrs. King. charging
her with keeping II disreputable and lie.
orderly house and tins morning the trial
took place before Justice Denham
Both parties we're pres.n, aud some very
rich and racy testimony was expr ted
but II was a calm trial, the testimony
being conclusive that Mrs. Kin. was a
good woman, conducted herself properly
and did not keep such house rs was
charged by the llntts. The csss was
therefore dismissed, the costs ~ winch
was assosscl against the complanants
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

30 t'Ireus telebritiss-SO0 Men, Women and
Children 80 bor-e- iio Savage. and sraas-
~ Educated El.phants- u, OuO, UO Cash lnvestsl
-sa.au Dsily ESpen-.s Ia hallway CNs-.s
Waterproof lonts IS Glittcrins thaTiats- 90,
90 IrpnIie IRE ned Bronchue . Circus Hing
Elevated STAG; iiands ~ Music lnnumessbz
Acts In the circus 40 instruments.ists-I3 fsk
ORATORS 900 People DAILY Attend aiss.
proof rcn's- siOuS Canine Circus-S A's
facing tOuirc.
Among oar illustrions performers ws call ~
tentinn Ia col BOONE, Lion King, MlBS Az.
kEfS Sn qEs . .a1, PEI s., s .s:s
TOXIC Tn0UPk yAPksEsE JUG6 i.EHs-
fkENtH'S TkOUrE BICYCLE AHflsTs-
u. MNiAkDUS champion Wing Shot AMP
FAMILY. And Just run Your eye over the To-
lowing speciAlists who. In addition TO mani
Others all appear in the three great ARENAS u VA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
CaiCA.oA' rRAiNtSa aaoUSDn.
idheiy 20 he Albuquerque The Quea.
tlon OF n Terrl,ortnl uall t.eAnue


,ion OF n Trrri,uriai natl t.~AHur
l,"r"n,ly tho manager ~ the Maroon
bnsc tai club received n lctter from
Jam"a A, Hart. ptrslden, ~ the Chicago
base ball club. the remnant leaders Va
the league Rseuctntrun, stating that II was
likely thai the Chicngos would next
eptin. make Albuquerque their training
grounds. " suitable arrangements cuuld
be made To that cnd. There N no reason
Why the Ch,cNgos could nn, ec, them.
s-lvcN IN active trim Tor the next years
leegue race here Us yell aH NJ tho Hot
Sprung ~ Arkansas, whore they have
heretofore mad. their .pring training
grounds. The climate here Tor two
months before the olchiDg % the base
bail r,Hsun IN tie cast is iiue, aud warm
enough for outdoor spotto, especially the
p.nIlug ~ base bail. aud the Chicago
club will bc invited Ia cone aud do their
training ~ the Rio Grandc valley.
, Shuu'd they accept the invitation Ia
uuk" ih,- city their .prlng headquarters
ti's' c'Hss pImrusium will he estHb
, ,,-,,i. ahd AL the distinguished promo
/ too Il tie rational spott will b- eeen
. Uuuu eur citizens. T. would bring con
/ a i'Iahtr capital NOW speut every spring
| elsewhere, To- the citl, and the amount
/ 90 ,d,"i,sIrg the town would rcceN,
/ wa i be- ~ ihcelculahlc benefit.
! Surc bns" hnl hRs been such sue
,n.r 80 N" metropolis this year, there ~
! e mpu,'rst disposition on the part 81
/ '.''r- - the game u Las Vogue, Santa
/ r. .ud Il paeu To- organize early ne1,
/ frur c'uh-, uuu .sa.gricd players, making
q sru'dul' tnr saturday aud Sunda,
satu,- exclusively, and once more put
toward aud MAINTAIN the great natlona
srutn - tputt in the southwest.
lut tIrIIIN seconds the idea - es
'abushIrg II territorial league 81 loca
players. but hits lie voice. aud thnt IL
strenuous ,onos, 10 urpos,t,on To the In
lu'tuf AND paying uf professional play
crr III Tact the salary list Tor b-!ut,
a." prutcssiuunls ~ four years ago cam,
To- the southwest. barc bail wa run ol
Ia" squatr, IA 1t has been this year II
toe games ~ which the Maroous tool
rnr', aud the match games between III,
tpWus u the suuthwcs; then Wero legiti
mat" and exciting. When the pro!es
,u.nls lett aud the Territorial leagu
rnnv - an rnl IT took tw,
years to icyiyc hHse ball III New
heNrn, and not until the Maruous u
,rGtfa, NrW Mexico and the Browns q
T.. l'aru organized and ct into tue field
4, du tlo p,urlr manifest any leslto 4
n.H.u interest th"IuseiN"s IA the nat'ons
sport TIE r"rp,r need summer 9pur
and hatn bhl ILLS the bill Let Ia
, league, constituting las Vegas. Saut
F", T., Pas, AID Albuquerque be organ
t,ci ear! NEXT rp'iue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26
TREMENDOUS CIRCUS
NO ONE DARES DISPUTE

runs three times NJ many cara. sreets tvtes =
large ,ants NJ Any othsr show, give three urs
Er~a,er circus, daily sIIen.ss thfee time rssss.
sI~clal fsaturra, oldest eIhibItion In Ams.isA
makes ten time. the be.t parade, owns and ~
hibits moFc I'D bessts, employees four time ~
most people and IL the
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-09-26

The oldest, largest, richest, Erande.t, mo-
novel and IA even fe~Iect tho very lpoat tsntsl
exhibition In tho whole world. Don't erpert !.
Ia enum-raic tho uuH-thouHand,h tart % the,
vast aud ynriel attractions In this brief aaite,
I s~ncnt lead am 81 our different publi ia,.
cpuntry With four palace Aivetii.lns care, earn.
ing Us experienced agents anil tons ulon tobs 4
printed matter and Juu 0ill hnd detailed hss
tory ~ ". whole show. Hrirtiy ve will lol diva
. few ~ the distinguished features ~ the Adsr
furrunugh Elbows