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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

II afflicted with sore eyes use Dr.Ieaac Thonp-
sons Eye-water.D Druggists sell az 25c. per bottle
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-10-17

the leaves OF trees.
The plilegm that is
~couglled up is those
parts OF the lungs
W HE have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A DEFENCE OF EURIPIDES.


THE STUDENTS MANUAL OF GREEK TRAGEDY.
Edited with Notes and Introduction; From the
Ltttesatur. BY A. w. VERBAL. PIP. xiv, 324
Macmillan q Co.
The principal part of this work consists of transla
ton by Mr.. d. B. Kitehin Of the chapters In Dr.
Munk's History Of Greek Literature" which relate 10
tragedy, with notes by DR.. Verrall somev hat mn'an
occasionally in Tone but the whole suggestive ana
well put This combination of scholarship in the "oh
is not shown by the inscription on the cover "hi'h
gives at first glance the impression that he mas h'
upon an original work by d.. VerTall Assoc iiV", VI,
general purpose of the book the point OF interest III
is the EDITORS defence of the "Andromache' OF Eu
pides from the charge Of being sloveny IN
lie argues with great force that there is IN ,le Ys
rightly understood no such violation Of the uniues
has been alleged by modern criucism oiuei''''"
ing the ambiguous dialogue between hermohe a'u
Oreses as he there is Ete diihcuy IN conce'ns
the action as straightforward from beginning 10 enu
But even reducing the incidents 10 orderly successoh
in time does not solve all the difficulties which Eu
rip,des left in the tragedy Suppose that oFcstes
wished To supplant the husband Of erDlone and had
ulotted and procured his murder-then, by the conul
lions Of the story Euripides tells IT, the wife wouo
have fallen into his power without reference 10 het
Jealous persecution OF Andromache. ON the other
hand the rescue of Andromache and her could have
been attained without the later incidents of the play
In fact two plots neither Of which thoroughly worked
ont according 10 the modern notions Of art and neither
Of which is necessary to the completeness OF the other
are together. II the play is an attack on inc
system Of slaveholding in Attca then 1t misses IT'S
purpose, for the STAKEHOLDER is killed and his vile
carried off, not because of the slave but by reason OF
circumstances which they have no control More
over Hermiones alarm when she learned the truth
about her husbands death would be unnecessary. II
the episode in which Andromachc figured had been
carried out TO the tragic ending then Hermone would
have sad reason to dread her husbands vengeance.
But Andronache ESCAPED, the husband was killed and
she herself free 10 marry another man. The
drama is effective in its parts, but not as whole and
the general opinion upon its merits is not likely to be
reversed
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Brogsa James H 70 Joseph o McDOnOugh, 2d'ave.
Beal, John and wife. the Citizens Savings Bank.
NeRYSs , ghit o Of ye@ 81
"a MSr1 and w VI Agatha Ke''ch
Crosby. William B, and Others, to Henry KrOp S
cqisSp. Mafg9fs. Henry M@rgsqsAsu l70thst
Callahan LsSSsnes and VIE he title Guarantee
asd sas. q i SSa4s!s IS%s Burn
Fenne John and VIE . the Dry ISeS savings Insti
u' GShn jennie fs and Meyer 70 Louis Jones Grove.
" Cse "a '' Mary + anche to Francis Traves
and another sShst Of F 4ih.nys wilson ,2ot,..
r$Ss.s aSe R s5 S to Nary a555r' Nos 81
De Garmcndla Carlos e. execgtGr Sc to Frederic eric
Gage Edna A ana William J, 70 esOTg rye II Byra.
''' maFSeii Louise ~ John Blsset cOnvent-ave.
aea 4a 10 obS and Vie To- the East River Savings In.
sac 70 q che5yi; s. gSr 10 s1 %ou Ee,orook
No ' $40 East t' i5oh.st years, $1,000
KIP Mary and a mot e Tea Psr % Goo executor
Kelly Edward J to Lewis Morris "Sth'st' OF 9Th
ave LoWndes Thomas F. to Joseph Beams. No 100 East
s ays9s % 70 e. Ssyd ESyd 152dss Of
'r M;i;sn eIs S'f sSi'S S1'sa
Moore ANY + 10 John G. Hufel and another. trus-
tees eto S 5 6gth.st e Of 2dave, year, So 600.
Martha Julia ID end husband, 70 Jone Graham. trus
tee etc n 5 62d.st, OF 4th-ave. years, 80 300
Meyer John aud Frederick to Geo afcheI eSeenvor
md trustee etc, IA s9th.s Of 2dave years elO 900
" Brien Maurice TO VIM Willis referee. l4sth
st. W Of I0thavc 5 years e morts s25 sS5
Polorsky Louis and wife TO Frank kubieek, n 5
Oi !hf TIt 5so Guarantee aid Trust
'0 DUN. Virginia iesoro dc oussada. $50 and COL
Ranbsel salnuei 10 Twelfth Ward Savings Bank. n
l1lst-st w OF 9d-ave, year 80 600.
Richardson, Milo A and wife 70 Horado N Terrei.
n I2oth-st " Of 9th.sye, year. 5000. ,, oo., .
Reilly Patrick, ~ WIN Gnkinson' NO o4l west zothst'
'EtetTss. John G. 70 YIN o Na'O"shi. Gambri'
shortpeier JohaInah II, " Henry morgenthan W 3
| llth.aye n ot 70th-st, 3 years, % 500. -
Smith James n, TO Charles wehe No @27 East l4th-
smith Frank L ard wife, to- Mary Smith. s9th.
| st " Of west End. ave- ! year. o. 900
stocuoole Richard and wife 70 the Seamanf Bank for
Sayinrs " n l6th-st, " OF 0h-ave. year, $1,000.
| St1yart Mary 81, 10 Reuben Ross, j9thst. e Of
| Madison ave 8 yeqrs e rnortsl 600 900
| St " Of sth-ave / year q morts 90 900.
| ." Trede Louis c. 10 August Gref. 5ith-st. Of
| pth.aye 8 Years. $1,000.
| talbot VIoetta and another, Evelyn r Weeks.
| 5tb.qve n W OF 12th.st. wears, $500.
Weisuann. Louis =. u David aud John Jurd. 155th
| st. % AmstsIdam-ave, / year. -.
Wilkes Lizzie T. " Thomas Macko llaf 32d-st. OF
| 5th.ave 5 months Al, 150.
Weiss Domlnck u John ana Nicholas Cotter.
| l3Ttn.ss e Of Alexander-ave / year. $40 600.
| Wroukow. Herman b. Elizabeth Irwin a 18th at
| W OF 1staye years, q, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
REAL ESTATE.
pr-sINEss AT THE EXCHANGE

Although the real estate market begins to e4hioi'
Indications of the approaching dull season. the prices
for all good property hold out with considerable nrnF
ness This was shown at the sale yesterday by IL "
JIarnett & Co. Of the estate OF John W. Towt winch
was sold By order OF the executors. The most I'M
portant property consisted Of No. SO Beekman-st.
dve-story brownstonc building on a lot "oxoo. Inc
property is rented at 900 per annum The bidding
started at s35 900 and ran up to $4,000 shorthhd
Brothers & Co. being the buyers.
For the same estate Nos 800 and BOZ state-st,
BROOKLYN were offered. They are three story DICK
dwellings on lots 25x9O each. The houses rent lot
s72O Der annum and sold to E. S. Gregory for Soo2o
each.
No 317 Atlanticave, Brooklyn, is two story DITCH
house on a lot 25xoo The bidding ran from So,ooo
up 10 So 900. p Bonner was the buyer
The same auctioneer offered under foreclosure Nos.
1s1 to 165 West Ninety -thrdst, three-story stone
front dwellings on lots 11x5s each. F. W. BOVINE was
The bnyer Of No 1876 at S16ssO The same buyer also
took Nos 161 and 1863 at S16,05o each.
Bryan L. Kennedy sold under foreclosure NO $40
West Endave, treesory stone front dwe y, on oad
lot 2OxG6 F. H. Wilson the buyer at Slo'9oo
william Kennedy offered under foreclosure nos 10
IN OF Fast Twenty fOurth-st, brick stable with DrcA
dwelling in the rear They brought S44ooo from fiss
John r. B. smyth sold under foreclosure Nos. $40
40 and 544 West Fifty thrdst, hve-st0ry DICK the
mens on full lots. No $40 brought $500. ana tne
other two $500 ana 1000 Inc 0''
John J. Clancy has sold two lots OF his own on
the scuth side OF Sixty seventh-st 10 feet west OF
Eighth-ave to William s. Baldwin, of the Plaza HOTEL
The stock Of the company brought sl2O at pu6Ic
auction yesterday increase Of thirteen points since
the last public sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
Qearhers.

A TUTORS Professors Teachers Governesses OF all
n. branches supplied universities colleges schools and
families. Circulars schools parene Modern languages
spoken. MIRIAM COYIIERE Room IA. $50 SHAVE.
"A supplies Professors Teachers; Tutors, GoveraesseA
Mrs.. NJ. J. YoUNG-FULroN, % Union Square.
II EST TEACHERS supplied for ali branches, in any
ID locality NO FEE for registration. Form for scamp.
Z. V. HUYsSO0N American School Bureau w. l4th-st.
II ESsE'S TEACHERS AGENCY p East 1eucst.,
supplies competent teachers tutors Governessoe must
clans artists. &C. all branches. resident and visiting
English German French Spanish spoken.
IT MON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school onicers
u with tachers teachers with positions.
II NJ HARRINGTON. PROP. 80 Lafayette Pr. " Y.
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miscellaneous

xVANTED.-NEw OR sEcoSD,HAND
w 100 H. =. Boiler.
100 III. H. Lneine.
For use I'm electric lighting plant Address giving full
particulars OF make kind condition and length Of time
IN use. Name lowest cash price delivered o. b. sars
Jersey City CiIAs. Ii. ROYCE, No. broadway, City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
New. York, Wednesday, June 10.

New.York Wednesday, June TO-
The following auction sales were made at the EXCHANGE
and Auction Room to-day: -
5storv buildings with lots, Nos $40 TO olf w o3d,s
= I75 IL OF 11.have, lots 25xlOO5 each; spencer
astory dwelling with lot, No 3i3 West End Day s.
n Of Sist-st lot 20x00; ii Wilson, SD 9oo o,-
similar house with plot OF and Nos 10 20 ~ so6
24th-st Of 3dave plot 81 ri 1Dgr
AZ r. Of (ioldst lot 25xs7 Shorthand brothers Co.,
Sstory dwellings, with lots Nos le1 e iSo gSa-ss
Soie Of the .hree buildings with lots, Nos 1O4 TO loS
Was d Hgpi5etu with lot No As cOnvenve
withdrawn.
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Droposals.

,TC-RIDlNG AND EGULATING.-Proposaiss,
u for improving Streets and Avenue; n sss D"
D. D. c. w BE
G s m T@ y SslSss Streets ire and
blank forms spsassoOs o cen BE- %s al
ns SSf TSe and Sd apda these
considered F ESs s1t ~ 'i p6Tstas 5't W ROSS
P r. NJ Or REo'fBsERr Commissioner, p G
IIYING ASPHALT BLOCK AND GRAN.
streets and avenues H tRS CRY q iss
ocock m Wednaay June - sS Sws sGs apa Toaa
1 Dpqt S S sse aSDS nss
iS Goo 'Gfe ese forms T: vii Be dere right r:eTyed
= Any Ross P9S g. Gd Of REH SEE Com
ROPOSALo FOR BLANK POSTAL NOTES
MoXEYoEDER q pl Ds9ssff
W Be w yseeTsG a. H b Dc a until
EGSy Ps, AN s Gsy and ae Money SD
The Rearm nay order during gerIssa iOT Ts cn
R he S Sas Of TFs ssGS
is a Tsq Ut ,E By se pss to submit
s ST Sis Work in Win bidders thereof BLANK
forms ,0a did, smps Cae SSa rSDs
Application 20 the q me 81
The right Eeectp any 6d or estimate is reserved JOHN
RoPosAL&S9 F0R Or PR3yISQN NV CfoTa
Nav l 81 proposals ndcrsed proposals for
c a viii III rscta Hs se
sa n?4 Sa}H Pff'sa'
opened Immediately hessfter fnlsh at The New c, Y"Th
ao Y SGapS 2OO %h eSa ou pounds salt
ESsndis cr asd ms,G S
coed beef 1000 p999 od SS%n sSeS 6
JSsG ni$S J sGs Sc5 ES s9 900
bseIS6 small 6 B Ss p Scs 80
candies. 10000 Yards unbeaehed dIsE oXOO ysIus
sSs$nis S:os ss rss.
Inspection Black Win R Be Sly %yn YSsd up Se
GntSq 5P SDg Sens ea T% Sy & The
S right 60 TaSs Sse e T dy3 SG
% Sa4 or 81 ED% vi ny SSr& fSSiS
p R3PoSALs FOR Or THE ANNUAh s y
$sos f $Sa sns "a G5Sas wig aa S Sp
s sa .Hd SaSS d opened S until Sos
6 coal coke T9Od s aos Shar Mss. at
!Ss f:SS g hsasag SSin2s
folk Va PgHsacoa Fla Mare Isand o Come Kew
S %ss T Ns sn2 the Naval
s s supply Of coal Island the Java
CHEESE .a Msi' Pa hioG MsshnSo
Fla e. and Nsfs anS su St
s"i w S H
Yards or TO the Navy Pay Onlces Inc tusi "s IL o.
naval inspection Tie bids all other thinss being equal
decided BY lot The Department reserves the right 70
waive defects or reject all bids not deesa az
vantageous to the Government EDWIN STEWART
Pay1naste General. U. S. Navy.
a DvERTISEMENTs FOR THE NEWiYYoRlKzn THyluB2;
UME WILL BE RESGsIoED corner thirty nrsts
lao broadway, corner 2Gth.st until p m 972 VEST
ave-, corner Foreenth $50 Third ave- corner FOr az
Thir near SlNty lIOo
Flrstave 100 West Fory.seconds 1902 Coumbus-ave.
Ito Nlnh.ave cor 72dst 90 Lt6ertyst 81 ATenue A.
one.hundred. and twenty .fthst 20 D. M. and 206
West Observation-Disclosures at regular once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
nRonKLYN PROPERTY.

3story dwellings with lots Nos 800 70 ooz oIa'e's''
Iots osxg0 each : Z Gregory, sl3, 800. 49, -.
Similar house. with lot No BIZ Atiantlc-ss' II D. " Vi
Uoyt-st lot 25x9O; Z B0liner, $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
= 1AING ASPHALT RLONK AND GRAN

ITE BLOCK PAVEMENTS-Proposals Ior Ial.
streets and Avenues In thu CITY q washington Isei
sesed proposals win be received at this Office until ~
o,cIo"k M On Wednesday June "a 1891. for improving
and avenues with curb cutters sidewalks anu f9ao
wa pavements Blank forms q proposals ana spee,nS
10, ca he nj tanned at Office upon application ucIs
for together with oil necessary Information ana oa Us
mon ,6ese forms wiz be considered The right j. resetseu
~ ~ let any and all bids or parts OF bids w DQUS
TTASS w ROSS II VI. ROBERT COrnni ssloners u =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11

A NCHOR ITNE, O. ,. oItdUsuIpH
A N0iFa FOR GLASGOW via LoND0NDEERY:.
fr0I tune Ps' IL 10 a. m Ethiopia July I,
Ancser!a g Poa M D. FSrne S sent aus
VIII ~ " Rates for Saloon Passage
nv 6 6. CITY OF ROME. $50 and upward.
sccofdins to accommodation and location Of Room
Other Steamers OF line $50 and upward.
Second Cabin, $40. seerage 80
tasaeooers booked through ~ from siJ u
ha''e"@ Great Britain the Continent
For book OF tours and further Information. apply .
1inEgNDTRS0N BROTHERS. Bowling Green. N. z.
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or THE NEW-Y0RR TRIB.

"A me Will BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
6fFiCEs No l3s5 broadway, Thrift; asss;s
twenty tRrdss corner SHAVE 52 ehave i5s Fourth
aye corner Fot rteenh-st $50 Third ave. corner Forty,
sevenh.st O26 Thriave, near sixty hrst-st llVS
Flrstave. 100 West io92 C9umousave'
1928 ThiTd.ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE. 1SO E 5os
0nehund red and. -h-st, 20 D. m. ana 2Oo
Nest Onehundrcd .andtwenty fth-st at regular ONCE
rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
Jnslrnttion.

Brooklyn.
rv,ur pRooKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY SaeSsn ~,
] I'd Dav School for Girls. 41st year. xuuross' i0
,,scnisrs ms 40 Montague.st. BrooKyn' N l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-11
'oRDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD S. S. co.

NEW.YOKK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BHItr'Ir.S'
FAST EXPKESs STEAMERS 40
Elder Sat June 10 10 a. m Saale Sat. June 20 o. ~
TT1ye Tues June is noon. Spree. Tues June % an
Fulda We'd June Il. pm Vera We'd June - s a AZ
aud $50 berth according 70 location stsSr1eS S S"s
r,tes THE LOW WINTER PRICES WILL ~ ~
IoRCE II FIRST CABIN or AND AFTER July 9
fXCFpTING on 5. 5. TRAVE, JULY IA. AND D %
srNiE AoEfRICHs CO.. No. Bowling Green.
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leaving West o3dst y. r., hourly. from a. m. until
p N, and Pier new no !. H. (B9ttery Place station
elevated roads, half hour later Boats leave COney
Island hourly from 10 40 IN. until 20 j. m.
FARE TO CONEY ISLAND AND RETURN, so CENTS
tickets sold all downtrack stations
roads with transfer between South Ferry and Battery
Place for I'd and Sd ave. passengerA
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RED sT AZ XIV kNTM,ERp AND PARIS.
Sailing for Hew-York ana Antwerp weekly.
WESTERN w ednesfay, June II, D. m.
N0ORDI,A d. "Wednesday. June "a a.
500 and upwsri Second Cabin, SO and $40 Excuf'
Sion 40 ana ISL Steerage at very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Genl Agts.. Bowling Green.
DOlAL NAIL TO The NEIHERLANDS.
Departures wednesdays Saturdays Of large and
commedIous mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdam.
cailing both ways Boulogne M ianong passengers
within ys4 hours OF Paris and London N. .,,
,nrSST Son rate to London Excursion tickets favorable
terms some good cabins still left. oo
Didam 10 a. m Amsterasm '}S ne 81 M.
FOR illustrated guide, passage, &C. apply az 49,, v..s
nFO "DD LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR LAGUAYRAs PUERTO CABBBTLLLo CURACAO.
MARACAIBO AND COhO.
Pier 80, East River
SATURDAY, June ID ul'
S. VENLZU Ella SATURDAY, June 20 p NJ
SS pUILADELPHIA....-.. Wednesday. July L, D. m
go For Curacao, MaracabO and Coro,
&C >ApACtTRO --....... Tuesday, June 10 IL G.. m.
these America steamships specially built for se trade
'"'' 'S'' 'N'0 BOULTON BLISS DALLETE
rorrs,s Aqents General Managers, II Wause
MOS COOK g. SON. POI Broadway.
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Cbeap excursion to Paris and back We offer speci.,
axcursion on above date NewYork 10 Paris and return
for $780, Immediate application must be made 70
this accommodation. Special programme Of general Eurs
lean Tours. illustrated. on application.
THos. COOK SON.
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three wears course for both sexes. including IN ad'
duion In the usual studies OF high school academy,
systematic instruction 10 drawing ana In manual WORK.
Examinations for admission viii be held Saturday ana
Nondav une 30 and % beginning az O'Clock each day
Candidates win be examined IN srhmetc slseo r., as
far as 10 simple equations geography, UnlVd eiatcs
history grammar and spelling -. -. A., -, -., ,>sa.
Application blanks may be 0Otlheo III tue Ueneal O0o
0i 'he ''''''''"' VI +. B. PRATT. see'y.
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STEAMBOATS,.

INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE,
WORCESTER. AND THE East; ,,e,,,,r
Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud NAkRAGA NSi1IT
leave pier new 80, N r., one block above Canalst.
at ID. IN daily. except sunday.
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- ESr 9ss tea@sSp CITY Of 'eoEUMBa s every
Tuesday at nj 1ro a Pier ~ L. H. u00' o. fiNe'~
rr3eaSerS EAsTPoRT fof st. Andrews. Robbn.ton,
ST. stephens Calais and p 0sfs n9th a ,S
Prince Island EefEsns Ra'' OF gcs sSe0m"od
IONS euPei" ~ H. H. WARNER, President
~ -, vryCOMB Gen. Mgr, 90 Broadway ". Y
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POI and 1,225 Broadway.

AMBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
4 EXPRESS SERVICE 10 London and HarioJrs -
tolnmbia ..June IL Augusta Victoria. June %
Fuerss is t SqFTa 9Iaa. :.
U,eand 10 80 a. m June 49, Ruga-..,f M, June 20.
First cabin, $50 and upward aeeording 70
f iPHAScsET GoMPASY. 9; p ,d R,cHAR2 CO,
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Bound for Africa.

Thomas Peek, Owen Poore, Luke
Hammock and others want to civilize the
dark continent.
They wish to be incorporated under the
name and style of the Independent Afri.
can Missionary Emigration Society.
In Atlanta the company asks to have
its principal Office with the privilege of
establishing branch Offices at any town
or place in the State.
The capital stock of the society is
placed at $4,000, to be divided into
1000 shares at $40 each, with the priVi-
lege of increasing to $4,000.
In view of the objects of the company
the applicants ask that they be not re-
quired to state the actual amount Of
capital paid in.
For the purposes of its business of
transporting colored emigrants from any
port in the United States to any port on
the west coast of Africa, the company
wants the power to receive donations by
gift or will, to buy, hold, lease, or char
ter such ships or other vessels as may be
necessary.
The society also wants the power of
holding such lands as may be necessary,
together with the general corporate
powers ofhaving seal, and ofsuing and
being sued.
The applicants who seek to be incor-
porated were prominent leaders of the
recent African craze.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
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eHaersa,t gntelligettter.
A $50 Pound Angel.

New YORK, May 24.-When Margaret
Mulbaney used to wobble through the
East Side streets everybody stopped and
stared at her. Margaret weighed $50
pounds::and lived with cousin at No. 43
Hamilton Street. Three months ago the
small boys in the vicinity began to notice
the stout woman's absence. Her fesh has
accumulated at such rate that she was
unable to move about. Heart failure set
in and DR.. Campbell, of the New York
Dispenssry, who prescribed for her, saw
that death was not far off.
Early on Saturday morning Mrs. Mul-
haney died. She was fifty five years old.
Undertaken McC Callum found itimpossible
to properly care for the body except by
embalmiug. The funeral took place at 2
o'clock this afternoon, A crowd gathered
in tho street expecting serious difficulty
in getting the casket out of the house,
and they we're not mistaken. An ordinary
coffin is sixteen inches wide and thirteen
inches high. A plain cloth covered box
thirty. seven inches wide and twenty
inches high enclosed Mrs. Mulhaney's
body. The hallway of the house being
only thirty.fve inches wide the box had
to be tipped sideways, while twelve
brawny men strained every muscle to
carry it through. This required twenty
minutes of hard work.
No hearse MAS big enough to accom-
modate the coffin, and an undertaker's
wagon was in readiness, which carried
the remains to Calvary Cemetery. A
grave is dug ordinarily twenty-four
inches vide. Ground has been bought
for two graves, giving width of forty.
eight inches. Sixteen of the cemetery
employees laid hold of and lowered the
gigantic box into the double grase.
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Bncklen,s Arnica SalYe

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Hill Bros.
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eITNE EfGNJO Y ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-06-11

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II have used Ayers sarsaparllla, from time to
t,rno, for fifteen or twenty years past, and nave
found 1t to be the best Of blooa-purihers' !
think very highly Of 1t as spring medicine. II
clears the blood from all bad humors, and I'M,
parts O wonderful feeling of strength and
yitaiity.n-1ra Leonard, Lowell, Mass.
sLast spring suffered from general debility
and loss Of appetite. commenced to take
Ayers Sarsapari!la, and soon felt much better
by its continued use my strength was fully re-
stored. Other members of my family have been
greatly benefited by it."-Samuel Brown, South
Merrimac1k, n. Fl.
"IEas q great sufferer from low condition
of the blood and general debility, becoming
finally, 80 reduced that was unfit for work
Nothing TINT did for the complaint helped me
SO much as Ayers Sarsaparilla, few bottles OF
which restored mo to health and strength.
take every opportunity to recommend this
medicine in similar cases."-C. Eyick, II E.
Main st., Chillicothe, Ohio.