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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-30
And as quickly ss can safsiy be done
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL, TERMS

Injurious drug used the doctor cures permanently
And as quickly ss can safeiy bs done.
LIBERAL AND SPECIAL TERMS
fhs Dr has started special department
,rr treatment by mail He viii for the present tfsst
patients applying b. lester for the nnr al charge Of
b Dollars per months treatmert, inelading
medicines and ali letter consultations dasing thst
tins reguifsd .his /. far below the usaai ehar4s-
usi his New York Office and s .ho only ospoftnn'ts
eysr ed obiaiping the ssrvieeso an expert
at stf.iibEeHp<use. Tha DF Tsn naksthis oer as ne
is not dspenhept on his tnaii dspartuenti having
large nsrAa fr,s kia New York Guy praftce, where
paid hpi specialist among the ar est
and h xheat raid in the city. The Drs his stand
ing ard reputation In New York for years IL TIE oss
guarantee 10 patients. -
sr'ipslors, patent medieino- called medsAi ageu
companies AND the Ike who hand your oaseosW
Ia insspsrepeed assistants Those who hare suffered
for years, spent money and lost all hcpe shcp.a
write T. Or. BnnschHr. Zach casa has the Pr's PER
souai attention. Write at once stating -sss sne
.aeso.inE SIS for months treatment. os wriS
'or ssmptnn blank, enclosing stamp for reply Al
communications strictly eenndeatlAl ess sdvsrsiss
usnt - v wedncsdsy ard Saturday
~ T. obtain bsspeeisl terms. ssr fsor s1's e~0a
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-30

WAa DnrARrnSsr,
OEce Of the Chief Signal Of1csT,
EAsHnerop, April 80. 1 AM
For Maine Fair Thursday and Friday !;
warmer, souihwesserly wir do.
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Pfssidsnsias Perry Co0siouss the
Journey From San Fssnoisoo.

SAs FsArcIsco, April 2s.-Presidsnt
and Mrs. Harrison scd party lsH Ssn
Francieco st Q this moFnina for Palo Afro
on cps cih train, accompanied By Mayor
Sanderson ard committee Of San Fran
cisco citizens Short stops were made ..
San Msteo and Redwood Cisy. where large
and enthusiastic crowds we're gathered.
The President briefly addressed them.
Men!o Park was reached ct 10. whore 6en-
asor and Mrs. Stanford, Senator FELTON,,
Governor and Mrs. Markham, with party
Of friends vefs wsiuns at the station = lib
carriages. The Pfesidcas, accompanied BY
Others, visited the stanford University
buildings and Paio Alio stables and stock
farm.
~ Gan Joss.
eAN joss. CAL. April 20.-Ths Pred
Dental train svJived ~ 6An Jose at =
o'clock this afternoon. 4 issgs crowd vas
gathered q the station and chssssd Justify.
Ths visitors vefs escorted - The Hotel
vendome. where ths addssss Of welcome
vss responded 70 By The PSssidsnt. Pess.
master General Wanamsksf and Secretary
Rusk made shors speeches. A street. ps-
Yade followed
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sronAL SERVICE
wnpprAxrursr.

wsathss Indioafions sos the Next Z.
HouSA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-04-30

son 3, ulcers ,sweilings.
plsnplr., blotehes. ecrcfu-
la. rnsrcurtsl poisoning,
rhoumatisui- stubborn and
chfopic sktn eruptiona.
etc Diseases OF the kid
ney. bladder. and other
organsi disch arges
giset. structure, stcl
Also, nervous debility.
lost vtgor, vAricocele,
epllepsy, decrease OF yltei
power. aud alt sffscts Of sx-
cesses. tndlscrstior. ar
overwork. Asadingto gen
easl nerv1usiIsss. hystsfis
snd psrslyfie conditions,
Recent cases cured In one Il,
Tires weeks. Stubborn and
chronic cases solicited. af-
ter ell others frtL De,
Bsrschnr has cure. many
casas given 10 as ti1palsss-
both By American ans
Foreign physicians. Fa
=. a - = 80. ca. s..srtt, a gant1T
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-24
Ratk fiji MHtter!

8ora iiber 50Sabren idon purbe Mts.
MinsloD's SDotbing Sprup bon Milz
lionen BON Mittern beim 3abnen BET
Giaber a~u9etren5et. MirI Nu I'm
S9lafe bur1 6as S9reier zines Gin5es
gefbrt, bas i'm 3abneu lit un5 Dor
S9meraen trelnta Mena 10, iaije Iofnrt
etae Glofde bOn sWfrs. M~insIoD's Soo'
thing Gprup@ IDltn. Eein Wsrtb iii uns
be3abIbor. gs wirb BEN fteinet 2eiben.
ben fofort 2inosrune besf@aHen. Ser.
laBt SUD barauf, Mitter, es III tein
3weifel bartber. SO beiIt Spienterp
unb OiarrbOe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nierer, befeitiet @ino aoIit, ers
uei9t BEN @aumen, berbinbert gntatns
5ung unb fidrtt bas gan3e Spleen.
vWirs. Winslotps Soothing Syrup
fir 3obnenbe Rinber lift angenebm In
@ei@mad unb bas &e3ept ftammt bon
einem Der befen meibliGen Mer3te In
ben Ser. 5taaten. @s 1T bet allen
Srugeiifen in ber gansen @elt az boz
ben. prets Is Ste. per GIaf6e.
2auft nidts anheres aIs Mrs. Wias,
Ions Soothing Gprub.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-24
anfrnf!

Mer bon ben 2efern Der ,Greier
preheA Nustunft 3u geben tpeiB iber
ben 0etbleib bon MIbertsGteir n
meb, Der felt Sabren berf1olen lit,
tpirb bon ben In Gbicaso onIdifgeu
8ermanbten befelben inftdn6iaf er'
fu@t, bariiber Der sGreie preHe" Mit,
tbeiIung ausebeR gu laReu. Die leBte
Ibre6e 6es Gefu9ten mar: gilbert
Steinmeb. 8rempnb, &obertion Co..
3eras, care of 8. S9miOt. Steinmeb
ftanlmt aus benz 6urientbum Walbed.
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na- Der WIumber 3. 6. altfias

n9- Ser pIumber S. 6. altfias,
20. 20 Goenue 8 nabe poft : Office,
bat, un ben gefteigerten Nniprti@en,
bic on iein @ei@dft 9effelt tperben,
na9tommen gu f6nnen, f9 NIT einem
tti@tisen Ga9manne, Germ SbDmas,
0Rociirt unb nirb mie een6bnli9 aur
3ufriebenbeit bes BubIitums ole Nuf.
fridge raid erleoigen. 9elepboa 427.
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@abl Mn5ei9e.

Die .5rsie grsfe" 1T autpriiirt, Serrn
Mlbert e. Sebtne ais &anbioat fir
bas Nmt beS Siitrifts@ lertS BET Der bepprites
beuOen 8abl an3utinbieen.
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Reifenbe Ngenten:
s. g. 8ui@.
no. Sd,probinb.
Mat;milian GntDr.
6 . T q | s.
9a9es GbrDnif.
"a. iSebruar.

"a. Sebruar.
1863. Sobann Gutenberg, GrfinOer Sc,
8u9oruderfunit, gu Maina 9etorben.
1926. S4la9t Bel 9abta; @efanaennabm'
6ran3 L. foniss bon Gronfreid.
1880. Earl V. in Bologna Sur6 Clemens
VII. gum rDmiiden &aiier sefr5nt lette &ai.
ierfrDnung bur9 ben 9apft.
1887. lln~terSeidnuns bes S9malfalbilder
Nrtitels 6urd bic p:pteitanttiden SbepIo9en,
1886. SEQ. ST, SanbeI 3u 9aIe 9ebpren
&apeameiiter in 2pnbon.
1777. Sofepb emanuel +, aBnis bon Nor.
tusal, geft. @ertreiber Der Seiuiten.
1856. @iIbelm &arl @rimm gu &afiel seb
1913. StraBenfampf in 8arts s3uriid5ie:
ben oer Sruppen; snbpi9 9biIipp abbieiri
pabrenb bes Strasenfampfes Yrptlamirunf
Der &epnblif.
1862. Unions : Grrppen beieten Ga1bpiae
Eennefee.
1853. 9as Serritoriam Iri3pna prganiiirt
1867. @rffer con{tituirenoer ReidStag sbes
Norbbeutlhen Bunbes.
1874. GiSilseiet I'M 4bseoronetenbauie an:
QettDfttlner.
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@aTaae ua@ @nruYa.

Die Ngsntuten bes 9errr. SO. s.
Ooung, go. l Commerce StraBe,
Gan Antonio, unb So. 603 Mains
StraBe, DALLAS, bertreten nur bic
Gnertanut beften eurOpdiiGen 0ampfers
2inien. Serr Ooung lit i'm Gtanbe bic
bfIIi9fen& aten au geben, ers
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpini@te Nuss
tunft unb bei0rst ftbr proApt alIe ibm
ii~bergebenen Nuftrdge. Wer nod gus
ropa gu reiien ptnf9t, Dber @erwaabte
beribertOmnten lafen min, tuenbe R6
On trsenb cine BET 9enannteu Nsentureit.
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gtaats . 2esislatmr.
ufti n, 20. Gsbruar 1891.
GenQt.

~ AOs ONV%N"b 1--WE
GenQt.
Der Senat bot bic 8il bes Senators
Clemens, bur6 tpel9e bic 5umme bon
$1,000 3u 8eriu9en bertpenbet merben
foa, Oh unb auf pel6e MeiIe fi6 bic
teranifde 8raunfoble (2ignit) gu in,
buhrisIen 3rDeden berpeuben laRe, an
geuDmmer
Gcales Bill dber bic Nnfelung bon
@tenoeropben fir bic 9iiiritt : Gsri9te
nit einem @ebalte bon 1.200 per Sabr
mufbe engroffrt.
0a@oem nod bic Bin CUR Gefffeaune
Der @ren3eu unorganiRrter @ouniies
angenommen morben mar, erfolgte Der.
taguag.
9aus.
Das &eptdfentantenbaus belt bes
.8aumpfan3unestaees" (ni6t etmo
bes MaIbington 3agesi) megen feline
reeuldre GiBung ab. Die Mitglieoet
BIS 6auies batten einen Nusfug mad
Wiarble Sails iibernpmmeu.
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6 e II II

STIR bic gsmeraIoa. Stand, Is Mei=
len bon pieoras Negras, tperben Elm
Mann unb befen Grau gefu@t, bic lebz
tere fir aagemeiie Sausarbeit unb Der
Mann fir Geloarbeit (aui 4utbeil)
ooer fur Nrbeit oIf Der Stand FIR 2obn.
Die Grau erbdlt monatIid $40 2obn.
Wegen Der ndberen @in3elnbeiten
tpenoe man f9 an
2ouis s. 9DI@,
eagle paB, Seras.
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GaIifprnia.Weiue.

@einliebbaber inben Elm sroBes ga'
GET bon feinen California Deinen Bel
9errn S. 5. Meper am Nlauto
plasa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Metne
an Ort unb Ste0e aus uth tatft brett
aug Dem Seller ter 8einah6ter. Mls
gutem 2enner selingt es Tim iieis, bic
beften Sctten ausauwdblen. ct fann
feine 2unben unr 0amiiien nit einen,
gute1 Sropfen Derieben. &otbs unb
Welbpeine in por3hsI,6er Nualitat
bon tebt ab $1.00 per @allone : fret
tns 0aus geliefert.
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Serr 6. $. aaaaer, $50. 217 81.
6OuftDn .StraBe bdIt ftets bas bolz
tDmmenile Eager in 3ei6enmateria.
lien, 3apeten, Garben, @las, @piegeI.
gIas, 8iIoerrobmen, Girni1ea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Nalersl 1tenflien. Stint.
lerif9 ausgefRbrte 8ilber uno 5tatuet=
ten &c. fnb in cine; Reconsideration @ols
lerie CUR Inf6t uab gum 8erfauf ouss
gefeat. Sn 9apeten ua0 3immerbetos
rationen 1T bas @ei@madppafe uno
Reuef1s bort gu finben.
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sy Sic Morgan City Fish and
Oyster Company bat fo~rtmdbrenb
frii9e 4uifern uno Slide, fOpie Wilb
aler Mrt an Sanb. Grii9e 3ufubren
ieben Sag. Beftelunger BON Sunni:
lien merben prompt aIsgefibrt unb fret
abgelisfest. Srebino Noenue. aDii6en
Main> unb Wilitdr pla5a. SeIcpbon
$50. 81.
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peiratbsimeine.
Seorg 9eiari& unb gmilie S@reut.

- Sn Maco tpurbe Der Saloon.
@efber Wreelaub unter benz 8erba9te
Der 8rano flftung berbaftet, aber gegert
Ytrsi&aft uieber freiseIaGen.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
FEDERAL CLUB.

The members of the Federal Club are
anticipating a jolly time on November II.
when they will hold the second stag" OF
the season. An excellent programme
will be provided and there will be an
abundance of good things to eat and
drink.
The Federal Club is perhaps the most
musical OF any of the semi political clubs
in the city. 1t has a brass band of con
siderable merit and an excellent fife and
drum corps. The band and tife corps
will always turn out with the Federal
Guard, which is part and parcel Of the
club.
During the past week the club house
has been the head quarters of j. Herbert
PotJs, candidate for member of Assembly
in the Second District, and a member OF
the Federal Club. A large number Of
the members nave been doing volunteer
clerical work and have sent out many
campaign documents.
President Bonn of the North Hudson
County Railway Company promised
some time ago to have the Federal
Clubhouse painted and a new fence built,
beside making much needed improve
ments. For some reason this work has
not been done. The lease OF the Climb does
not expire until about three years from
now, and the members have recently ex-
pended much money in ~renovating the
interior of the building. They are now
becoming impatient for the railway COM
pany, which owns the building, to make
tine improvements promised.
1t now seems that for want of push on
the part of the members the long talked
of entertainment to be given by the Fed
eral Club will not take place.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
LOCAL CHURCH NOTES.
MIR. scudder on ''sweet S~ixteen"-Fairs
and Entertainments.

MIR. scudder on "Sweet Si~xteen,-Fairs
and Entertainments.
The Rev. William Eakins Of Simpson
M. E. Church will preach the second OF a
course OF sermons tonight on ''The Prose
and Poetry of Christian Ldfe.r rne sub
iect will be Upon the Mountain Top OF
Christian E%xaltation."
The Rev. DIR. Cornelius Brett will
preach tonight the fourth of a series OF
sermors on 1.-The Ten commandments"
Reformation Day will be celebrated In
the st. Johns German Reformed Church
today. There will be a celebration OF the
Holy Communion this morning, n to-
night the pastor, Rev. q. Anuraea will
discourse on the topic, "When and Whore
the Reformation was Born"
The parsonage OF the First Presby-
terian Church has been handsomely
In the South Bergen Reformed Church
tonight there will be 4 Sunday school
service with song. IL will consist OF
responsive reading and Addresses. srhsro
will DO an address commenced by the
Rev. w. ID. Grant on the subject. "Ye
are the Salt OF the EARTH Aui lnlAheh
By Mr. W. II. Beach, OF West Side ave-
nue..
papized In Sc. Mary's Protestant Episoo-
The Rsv. DR.. Van Cleet will onleiNte IN
che Free Reformed Church today,
Weekly Union meetings for hiple study
are being held avery Thursday nlght IN
the Bergen Daptiat Church.
The Ladies' social uplen OF the himp.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
ECZEMA ON A LADY.
Stubborn Case of Skin Disease 10Y
cree her Face and Body. Many
Doctors Bafi1ed.
Cuticura. Six Years have Flap
sed and No Return.

A lady customer of ours (Miss Fanny Atwood,
of Caroline Depot. n. Y.,) has been cured of O
stubborn case of skin disease by the Use of CuTI
cURA REMEDIES. She remarked that her case
had baffied the skill of many welLkuown ply
sicians. They unanimously pronounced it Ec-
zema, with Rheumatism lurking in the blood.
Some predicted that any treatment strong
enough to cure the Eczema would surely in
crease the Rheumatism. She used two sets OF
the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES. The effect was mar
vellous. Her case of Eczema was not only
completely cured, but her Rheumatism was
greatly relieved during the treatment. Six
years have elapsed since the cure was per
formed, her Rheumatism has since never in.
creased by the treatment. but rather diminished,
aud she sees no symptoms of the return of the
Eczema which once so completely took posses
sion of her face aud body. Miss Atwood de-
fights in telling of the good effects that he
CuTIcuRA treatment had upon her. and recon-
mends unsolicited the CuTIcURA REMEDIES for
Eczema and all kindred ailments, Your prepar.
atoms find ready SAFE; indeed. CuricuRA SoAP is
on the list to buy almost continuously.
HASKIN & TODD, Druggists, Ithaca, NY.
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son NJ. e. Church have purchased new
for the parsonage. They cost
5000.
The Society of Christian Endeavor OF
the Bergen Reformed Church will give
an entertainment on November IL.
The ladies of the st. Johns German
Reformed Church are arranging to hold
a fair.
There will be an entertainment in the
Emory NJ. e. Church Thursday night.
The Christian Endeavor Society of tue
First Baptist Church are arranging to
open a library and reading room in the
lecture room of the church.
All Saints Dav will be celebrated in all
the Roman Catholic aud Episcopal
churches today.
Rev. Thomas Houston, the pastor Of
the John Knox Presbyterian Church. will
discuss tonight Oh the "Parables OF the
Bible"
The Rev. John l.. Scudder will con
tipue a course of sermons tonight or
Domestic Problems" taking for his sub.
ject This Side OF Sweet Sixteen"
Tomorrow being "Ail Souls" Day
special masses will be heard in all the
Roman Catholic Churches
The Tuesday night Young peoples
meetings in Simpson M. +. Church, in
charge of Mrs. L.. Q. Cooke, are largely
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
PALMA CLUB.

The proposition TO raise the roof of the
Palma club house which was warmly dis
oussed last spring, and which dried out
when the warm weather set in. has not
been revived this fall as it was expected
IL would be. Where the discussion was
called for only a few inches raise in
the roof and it was thought
that the cost which such an alteration
involved was too great for the benefit
which would be derived. The plan which
meets with the most favor proposes to
elevate the roof far enough to make the
entire top floor, Il large, airy ballroom.
1t is probable that before long some def
mite action will be taken.
Rynier Wortendyke and John Keller of
the riding club are coquetting with
another steed and there are rumors about
that they will soon transfer their affec-
lions from the fiery Hoboken steed to the
wiry New York bicycle. Almost every
Saturday afternoon these two search
lights of the legal profession wend their
way up to the entrance to Central Park,
where they take weekly lessons.
Yesterday they took their first ride
through the Park, and as they spun
along. "oh, mys!'' and other expressions
OF admiration which burst from the lips
of the pretty girls. nude John Keller
blush so wildly that his glasses look ed
like two railroad danger signals.
The Riding Club did not elect its Off
GERS Monday for the second time. The
storm was too much for the boys, and
only eight of the tanners of the wild
steed were present. They are going to
make another attempt tomorrow even
ing.
George Brown gave a stag party at his
home the other evening which was q
chrysanthemum. Hud Clark was there,
and they say he made the punch.
Among the other high license devotees
| present observation-disclosures Hero Potts,
w. II. Carrick. Fred Tilden, DR.. Barlow.
j. Clarke. William Clarke, Il. G. Pen
dexter. Justice Frank I. Lockwood. Fred
c. Wolbert, A. E. Vnltee. j. Gopsill,
Samuel Hathaway. Frank Baldwin,
Joseph Harrison aud Fred Jeanne.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
CLUB life IN OUR City
What is Going on Among
the Various Organi-
cations.
THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY.

Things are growing more lively each
night at the Hudson Democratic Society.
The new life which has been infused into
this organization is a most healthy and
vigorous one. The members are more
frequent in their attendance. and the in
t%erchange of vie WIS upon the current
political topics is both instructive and en-
tertaining.
John McMasters occasionally drops
into the club and is always a welcomed
visitor Those who expect to have busi-
ness in the Executive Department at
Trenton had better cultivate John, for
when George Werts succeeds Governor
Albeit, Johu will sit at the desk In the
outer office now occupied by the genial
and popular Lon Albeit.
George Heaney modestlv bears his hon
ors of being the oply member of the club
running for the Assembly. He has prom
Used to take care of all the members of
the society who come to Trenton mex
winter, and promised to pilot them to the
Shreaves aud other places of interest in
the CAPITAL.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
UNION LEAGUE.

The members of the Union League
Club have been so active in politics dur
ing the past week that social matters at
the club house have been entirely neg
lected. Many of the members have been
engaged in addressing meetings in the In
terests of the Republican party. while
Others have been kept from the club
nights because they We're engaged In cam
wasting for votes. After election Is over
the club will again resume its place ia
the social world, and a series of entertain
ments viii be given which will be very
enjoyable.
Arrangements have been completed by
the Union League Club TO have the COM
plete election returns from Ohio, New
York and this city and State. received at
the club house. A large number of promf +
nent citizens has been invited to be-
present and learn the results.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
BERKELEY CLUB.

During the past week the Berkeley
Club has been deserted. After election
the club affairs will brighten up. The
annual reception will occur probably
some time during this month
James Lillis, who is so popular with
club members, is one of the leading men
in the Fourth District Democratic Assoc
citation.
Charles Esterbrook has been sick re-
Gently. He was confined To the house
with II serious abscess in the arm. His
friends will be pleased to know taat he Is
about, He is able to be ut work altkoukh
he has not yet completely recovered.
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day as heretofore. The change has been
made for the convenience of the members
and some others who desire to join. ss1sSs
The Glee Club is msKing great strides,
and is fast becoming a body of excelienr
singers. The lei rehearsal will be held
on Friday, when some new music will be
discussed.
On election night the boys are going to
have a stag that is a stag. There will be
lots of music, singing, funny stories and
the usual attractions served in new forms.
In addition to that the election returns
will be read from the stage as rapidly as
they come in, and those who a bets on
The result can lose no time in taking
them In.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
ARION CLUB.

The committee for the winter work in
the Arion Club Swill be appointed very
soon, There is much preparatory work
TO be lone for the numerous entertain
ment aud social events for which the
club Is famous.
nobly to the call for funds for the Ger
man American School. which has been
made through Eessler's Hall. Messrs.
Mehl, rrankenoaoh. Won Cleef and Maur-
ice Hammerschlag have been ~persevering
in spending to help the fair along.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01

A man who has praeticed mediciua for 20
years ought to now salt from sugar; read what
he sAySs@
ToIRrA q, Jan. 10 1857,
McSsrS r. J. ChenAy 4 CN-Gea csaeas-I
have been In the general practice az medicine
for n,oas 40 years and woald say thai ia all my
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01

The Jersey City Rangers met at Lena
hans Assembly Room. at Twelfth aud
Grove streets a few nights ago n en
dersea the Democratic ticket. Over fifty
members were in attendance. Speeches
We're INSIDE ny President Arthur Egan
anu Treasurer L4anaAAn.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier aud greatest Of
Humor Remedies, informally, 10 cleanse the
blood of all impurities, aud thus remove the
cause, aud CuriCuRA, the great Skin Cure, aud
CurrcuRA Soar. an exquisite Skin Reaulinor, ex'
ternally, To clear the skin and scalp and restore
tho han, cure every species of agoniNtng, itching,
burning, scaly and pimple diseases OF the skin.
scalp and blood.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01

committee has spared no pains to make
this, the first venture OF their newly
organized club, a success:-John Multi
gan, Chairman; P. j. Smith, Secretary;
NJ. Smith, B. A. McGovern and Andrew
! Cullen.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-11-01
The Joseph FRIEND Light Guard.

The Joseph Friend Light Guard, nearly
five hundred strong. went on its annual
excursion to Passaic Fails today. The
Guard was uniformed in blue shirts aud
caps and white belts, aud carried bouqets
in the muzzle of their rifle barrels. A
coupe containing the standard bearer ana
other officers led the procession. preceded
hY Il band.