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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
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Baltimore, Feb. 22.-Mciical Director Marlu5 ouVai
L. :. =. Gcrcdl, died at hi, home in this city yes
tcrlay at the age Of scventy-three years. lie was
born in }Iary land June .. 1915 and was appointed
as an assistant surgeon in the Navy On January 30
l-l2, and ordered 70 the frgltc Constitution COiu
Iron7!des7, in the home squadron. He was engaged
in October following I'm the with the Seminole III
dams in tho everglades of Fvida. lie aitcrWad went
with the Constitution TO the East Indies, visiting M%
sl,car Suuara, BOrneo. CachHChina, etc. lie loiHc1
the Pacific squadron in i-iJ, and few months later
he was transferred ID The ~loop Portsmouth, winch
single vessel captured san francisco on July o. lo4o
lie served on land dUting the Mexican War, ami III
sonora he was medical officer of the expedition, com
posed Of marines, scamcn, artillery men and two com
paucs Of cavalry, which defeated the enemy at santa
lara On New Year; Day. l7l7 lie was also aid to
the commanding officer II tl' expedition. ana dit-g
war;! wa, senior medical DicC OF the expedition under
Commodore STOCKTON which landed al san PEDRO 20
march 20 Los Angelo. lie served IN various sqadr0n'
lie wa, ordered on ,rocill ee'yicc Oh the ironclad
New nDn,idcs and that vessel In the attack
uuon Fort sumter April :, 1903 and lacr In all the
bomb plHc.t, of th" cncmv's work, on CAirc,toh'
IL va, while this Vo,-r! tat be obtained us,lu N
forinat ton for the Novr Department about the WkS
Il ihe enemy and attack of The COniclerites when
wrs pnil- had by tho Navy Department. lie was neet
SURGEON IL the south At 1utic -uadrOn in 1-6-6 ana
wa. ooulml- stoned medical director on December l.
1871! he YRS prt on the retired list on account OF
axe on June o, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
The pl:hy advertisements the ninth page OK Inc
Tribune mention business chances Of various Sorts
THE ALvA SAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steam yacht ALIVE, belonging 10 "H'"'H n
Vanderbilt was one of the many vessels detilheu ~
saturdays for. She left her pier on the North River
as noon ON saturday but 1t was , a. m. Yesterday
before She was signaled rs passing SANDY HOOK on
her way TO the Riviera de Genoa There was s'ther
ing Of friends on board the yacht an hour before me
vessel Left her wharf to bid farewell to the travel
lers W X Vanderbilt. Center Hitchcock. Winfield :.
Hoyt and Frederick Beach. Among those who came
down 10 the Yacht were Mrs W. X. Vanderbilt hr.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walter
Webb and Mrs. Hitchcock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
DIED.

mowELon SUNDAY Februa p 1891 at the Ie'f W.s
sa!..t'. Nc%:Yok Of pneumonia, Edwin Howell IN tic
rs s15 yr' .ct Of h. on tuesday a, o'clock.
injcrScnt AZ JaneSyi'lc. Wisconsin,.
nUETINGon SUNDAY nornp,g reSluls - '''''' 80
runc'aj services ., Boston. a,.
Robert Livingston. tn oon year o. D. "To o attend
his funeral s' on WnS.sy fe6r,iary - at at
the Church q .hr Heavenly Resi- 1'I o''"'''
sP,e5l tra wi c, wa! Gland Central Derqt a: y 10 y, M NJ
Hudson River l.. x. Returning VIII aF'Ic az o., VIZ,
L0WlNY-on sunday, February %. Frank sAe'1''' WIZ
shc1lr is We, Sjti.l. Wednesday, 18th lust at
osToE y knqc Tc3n ye3rsa % william eldest
Fne sec S be h N6a o. # TcEgS % oa ar
VIII he in waiting
Virginia stevens daughter Of he Into Cemnodoro Thomas
Hulduf stevens, and wife Of Horace NJ Rezes,
scare barclay. So g. west 3sth.st, at 10 a. m.' on
STEVENSON supay morning. February o.. DR.. Henry
Funeral ices AZ hs ht residence 1872 cs-st Brock.
lyn TUESDAY az raoon february q, at 80 O'CLOCK
Emma Tatc daughter of the late tai J. Tattle II
a9d af n s e Re, stS@ . the s General $50 g
TYLEEsqddcaly Of pneumonia, on February 90 Edward
FGSr1a viii take place Monday evening at p. m, from
Be,n9i and trG ar n[it To- attend also nembSr.
Of Enterprise Lodge. No. 22s f. and \. M and Polar
1n ,ar 'r'd q. Flushing HS Ing on + tuesday
WILEY onn. at hIs dcncc HaTrsonst East Orange
Funeral at Trinity Congregational Church W,yt d
h eS1 md r soa 81 fercs at 50 ioS Brick
Church station.
EiaLcs6 7. .Wo5.ley. vie o. Eden wocllcy. age 90
rgneiai ate ridcnec Poplar n. j., on Fourth day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

DIED..

ApBATr-At hi, residence Westchester " T., feOfulry
~ ISL William D. Ab51tt. aged z wears l,.A
The funeral Will be htld az ST. Ietels |huIVh
Westchcster
Notice hclegfter
Pou- hH, eusie papers please copy.
FIDIITZ-On Saturday. February 81. Harriet H. WE OF
Iopolt Edltl daughter Of the late cyrus L'Icl'r
WaI.!rr, The G-tl year OF her age ,,t,.o,
Funeral services he: late r'sidence Sth.-i tn NV
siae Drive. Tuesday. February -, az O'Clock p H.
Funeral prN1t.
Please omit hOWcr-
UAGGIN-On Tuesday morning, February IL, at his resi-
drnee 10 Hast J4ti-,t, Ben MI liagG H. 81 pneumonia
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend Il luh, ai
services At st. Georges Church. II a. II. Tuesday,
r. hrunrv II.
TntaTmcLt at WO0dl1Wn.
uICKS-Oa Fist aly norrn1 Second L-nth. 2cd, 1s9;
% his hone. 81 West i-t.-st., NeN-NOrH, Hen.anl
Hes. n the 5Jth year o. his age.
Funeral rNot..
HOPKINS-Nt Gcn Cove Iong Island. saturday. Feb:
ruary -. 1891 Edwin ~ hopkins, In the sd year Of
his age.
Burial ut Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Don't allow yourself to title with cold, and so
encourage the development OF som" latent pulmonary
or bronchial disease. which often ends fatally. ion
had better cure your cough cold by promptly
rcsorng 10 DR.. d. JayncS ESpcctorant an old-t.mo
remedy for all coughs, lung and throat affections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

xyre,b,bv wa, sick. we gave her CastorIa,
Nnrn su. was a ChiiJ, sho cred for OastOrll,
When slr became Miss she chung to Castoria,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
MUSIC,
COMMENT AND CRITICISN.
The musical calendar for tie current wccl. Is a

Tuesday Metropolitan opc,a House assembly '9oi,,:
y D. ~: l'{g , ny H. T. hrgDi'I b, %, Thcar
: 20 p. IT,. panoiortc recital By Naycr SclarTehhi,
ensGrns llail p M Ia; G4nge1 % Il' c19cS@t
b. Ills Emma feeble: Ch,berng Hall. p Ill.,
Wcdnc,diy~ Gc9inan opera. first performance this
Of Tristan und Isolde
rin5 u3 t HGa Inc ." a a5c Of SH e i -a
stenWay Hall, p. m. concert by Ms Anna NJ
rrday-Gcrman opera Tristan und Isolde,
Saturday-Gernan opera matinee, Carmen'
Few approximation, at the Metropolitan opera
House have shown Mr.. scidl and his forces in
brighter light than that OF Die Gocttcrdacmmerlns'
on saturday afternoon. In parts it truly an In
Spcd pcrformancc-nspircd by artistic intelligence
that most admirable. and self sacrificing devotion
tla; was most loyabic and worthy Of respect THO
Hood Of passion which the wand Of ScGI evoked from
thc orchestra poured through the work like Hood
Of lava. The singers caught fire from II. ana Herr
Gudcus and Frau Mclke, in particular sang and acted
with an ardor tlIa was Irresistible Frau Mlche IN
decd coined for time TO forget the limitations which
nature i, put upon her and used her voice 50 prod
Cay I'm thn ,tupondOus oath scene that she had dculy
in finishing the final mOnolocUe. Nicmann alone ot
all local representative, OF S.c@ici in this drama mas
cquau.i IN pHtlos and power with which 6udch''
ufu,c, the death scene. and vo'ay. Gulcms IS vastly
superior. such a combination - GaAchu>, scdl ana
..c Metropolitan Orchestra make; ont Of that scene
IN, most ,upcudous tragic catastrophe that the con-
triuu5,nucous 4pgc can show. The public will await
Icr GuGrhu,'5 impa:sOnaton ~ Tristan on Wednesday
ard Friday Of til. week with profound interest
something was aid in Yesterdays Musical Comment
aho;t thc opera of "T,unlaeU-cr." composed Ly y ~
Nag-oid at ;hc same time that Wagner was at WORK
v' "'' '''""' a., ,o..,,t
U''''' ''''' l'''' '.'l'. '"'' I''''' ~ -. ,.
c'il" "i ihc Ih'f''o 'H'' nc ''I. NIT ''''- v,
"oit"f 'i ieIl' romance III 'i'' 81 '"o 49, , r,I
"' -. '"' ~ "",' ~, ,.. ann, ,,,,u ror-
mus "' q" 49,, e a., u,r
''.'' f''' ''' '" r, -. t ,,.r,,. t,1t
.i'"" ~ 'H' "''"u ""'''' - Cha olI
li' i'" ~ ,.' '"' w., ~. ,,thlug
'"". I'-''' "'''"' '''"' - t. v..,,,.r, which
' ..,... ,,...,,..,. .,,,.r,cs. II, most
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
Religious Notifies.

CHURCH UF CHRIST (Scentst). IIartman Hall,
nor l9th-st and 5th-avc. entrance West hse)-
Preaching service Sunday 10 80 Bible class -
Evening service D. at the Reading Room, No sS 5h'
Open daily. Service every Tuesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

,,ia, I'm search o, WORK workers.. horses or car
,coa hoard or rooms, real estate. consult lho
1riSS6Tnes little advertisements Of the people, You
SiIi find them on tile ninth page TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
Sper,al Notices.

Al the American Art Galleries,
6 East 23dst (Niadlson SqvarcD
on EXHIBITION DAILY
SUNDAYS TO 5 80 p NJ,
THE COLLECTIONS OF
MIR. BRAYTON IVES.
RARE AND COSTLY
BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS.
INCLUDING THE MOST REMARKABLE OF ALI
PRINTED BOOKS,
THE GUTENBERG BIBLE,
THE FIRST PRINTED BOOK,
pEMBGoKE MIssAL. FIRST COLUMBUS LEI
TIERS, &C.. &C.
Also,
HIGH QUALITY
ORIENTAL PORCELAINS,
INCLUDING a SERIES OF EXTRAORDINARY
SPECIMENS or
"PEACHBLoY,"
also
RARE JADEs, CRYSTALS
JAPANESE SWORDS. LACoUERs.
Sc. &c.
,-.Iours Of exhibition . a. m. to 6, and 80 to 10
D. m. SUNDAYS % , 80 j. III.
.,Dlt. Of ,.le THrRsDAY.. March ). and following
days a. the American Art Galleries.
-"CArALoGUE or THE BOOKS, AND MANY.
SCRIPTS ONE DOLLAR CATALOGIE - 0islEN;
TAI ARf. FIFTY GEMS, MAILED on RECEIPT OF
THOMAS z. KIRBY Aucticncer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION,
MANAGERS
EAST 23D.sT.. MADISON SQUARE
A. Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
90 SHAVE.
C. F. wETMoRE, Auctloncer.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
February 20 and p. at s o'clock the
PAINTINGS IN OIL
OF
Mr.. ]. CRAWFORD TuoM.
pupil Of Henri Pi,on, J. d. Corot. George lnnes' ano
T,ouarl Frers Diploma and medal Lcndon International
Exhibition. Prize London AT Union
Ny. WILLIAM b. NORMAN will eordlct the SHE.
Bangs & Co..
733 and al Broadway.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ILLUSTRATED, ,xn vr,1c,n
LITERATURE
Including
THE LlBRARY,cEr,cI . {. CO. C. yINroN' NJ D.
rr T2 BE- sq &I6 A IE AbE2GlI526XH
fsifly "a %@SS y &[ at p H.
TIL r-DAN AFTERNOON, At - ~, $3.50
ETCHINGS,
AmcY ,ana, Biblio1Hphy. Biography History, Fiction.
POETRY french Literature.
Executors sale. .
OIL PAIN JHrIiGy Gs1T ASP y &oMI MODERN.
A-os ot HNiITY OF PiCfCRE FRAMES,
viii Do sold re auction AZ tne .,,
IEANTTr Al.T ROOMS, 81 BROADWAY,
"Wednesday afternoon For %. a : so
tx !ibilion
OF SCCLPI iiS By
{. Il. IVES, .-..
From . a. m. 70 6 p. NJ. at 2oi 5thaye
Portrait of Prince Bi-march.'
PAINTED By FRANZ VON LlNEACH,
on exhibition 80 tie International Art Gsery SO 9th
a,c. onuo,to tic Windsor Hot !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Wilmington. D,L, rob. @2.-Georsc Johnston, we'll
iuotn historian. dI 81 Iacumo.ia IN LAton, Nc, TO-
d4y a. tuc as. OF siaty-tno years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

YAK LENNEP-TRC NIB Lion saturday, Fotr any ~
is9I, 40 New Haven Conn., by the Key. pT. dwight;
incident " Yale University, frederic Van Lfih,p az
(.wYork and Ante. laughter Of the late Rev Dg.
David Tfumbul OF Valparaiso. chile.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with ruh
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Minors Cement repairs china glass me scams vases
to-. Cc Ia. .5c. and Majors 1Lbb.r Cement, Loo
N,o?'s I,a,I,r cement ljc. sod By druggist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

ADMIRAL l.. H. PINZON AWARE.
Nl4rd, f,b. -2-ttul,ll T.. II. P!azon y Alvarez,
conn r.n.e nief Of tac spanish navy, Is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

WOODLAwN CEMETERY.
Woodlawn station (-A:h Ward, Harlem railroad
Office. No. 20 T. 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
NEWS NOTES.

Mr. 81. j. Henderson viii Lecture On " ln.
Cl,..i. aud roinanT.r I'm Pianof0r;c Ius!c7 al thc
Lyccum r.oatrc on March 10, Mr. Ldmbcrt supply
ing III. Illustrations Nf. houcli 'oluDc' "a,
K0,ni cr. Prussia preparing 20 produce an opera Oh
M, como, lion. lie is also busy conipoalng ana re-
entity carried off the fr-t prize IN competition Win
,.,rnf,.t.. niece entitled Mexican Dances. -;
mo ilu,ic Hall Company announce that tue ne" nan
III b. ,ro,'i bv festival in which the Russian com
narr rthakow. ky. Frau Miclkc, Mis- DE We're, FRAU
Ei;to,.1;ocizc, Campauin Dpp,l. E"lcfmann ilstnc'
'l'u "' .r,,o' az arc moi .rt =" Poor iona
il1tr viii have been performed 100 times ~ u,c
t i, a., March o aud the event VIII be- celebrated
II H. ,lcI, ant 10 record pronounced success ~ a
ru.rei l., duc 20 the mGsic and not Il" hbr'lto ~
drco,nticu, Next year Mr. ArOusOn promises 10 pro-
Grcn only opcrc;tas from the Ncnno.c school .. =. f.,
XIV. Henrietta Hocbc LawtOns pupils may hc Hcaiu
a conc,r 40 Hartman ian OF "edhc'day a''cr''o''
. OCloch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
THE PRESIDENT SATISFIED WITH THE
STATE OF TIE SILVER QUESTION.

s-cprrARY FOSTERS CAREER IN CONGRESS
GOVERNOR HILLS PHOTOGRAPHS - MIR
uLLss CANVASS FOR THE SPEAKER
sHIP-INwEREsTIN PORTRAITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Al q recent luncheon OF 4 wei lnOWn ciah O! woAc
. number OF speeches were made bf IhNUcl tdt'
and others. one Of tho speakers TOOK occ''i"h
ouotc an old Greek prOycrb 70 the elect thdt "/rG
nate, those who attempt too muclL' The speech va
iricay referred t. In the new papers o: the tow
where lie meeting took place. To the surprise an
amusement Of the speaker. she read IN one OF ihci
thc next day that her quoted pgovcsb declared tln
- tho delcc takes those Who undertake. too muc ~ AN
In another that What she had said was That ou
l,;n, those who attempt TOO MUCH
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
STORY OF SCHLIEMANN.

g., . historic Work in the
Original Greek.
mot Schliemann one day on board
steamer in the Gulf of Corinth. lie was
.>.n;no the deck, apart from the. other
passengers, absorbed IN Perus'n -
bpno o I asked him what he was reao-
40 can account of the navai engage
Want " he replied, and Went on W it
LIZ, 100 limo He seemed to think that
t ti,e naval engagement was all thaI II
t .,lns nnressary to explain. and was ie1t
W. NV own coniectures to deterlllliTt e
whether he was Interes1lliis f Traf,i-
VIII itT' an account of the battle OF itaIal-
WY W. or some other modern achleVe-
snrt soon after he came up 10 me- a9
1nT u,as seated some distance from nun
tLa main deck, in an eNclteu h'"ii
ner, and exclaimed, 10 os, WINS
ne .tW that wonderful man he was was
he not?' 81, slod
aWnV Themistocles. Nhat lole-
u;xht, What astonishing power OF con
eention and adaptation TO ''i'''
s'a mo Was reading from the orsss Eai
ne vi" tha account of the battle OF oal-
Greek, .tIe vas "a much excited by II as
e. for the first time, IN ms aie historical
hecome acquainted win n as tamii-
PEI With which he was really a Ne 81 En-
iae' oS child with his c'-1'e0 1~"
N1uu -l1lS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
The Grippe IN Japan.

The remarkable popularity Of the
grippe in Japan was its prevalence among
the upper classes, whereas the cholera
selected it's victims among the poorer
people. Some idea of the extent of the
epidemic may be gathered from the fact
that, at Yokohama, the sufferers
officially reported numbered over
$4,000, and it is estimated that the unre
ported cases throughout the prefecture
were nearly twice as great. OF the
1870, 900 inhabitants of Kobe, $4,000 were
attacked by the disease. In Toxic he
epidemic ragged with great virulence,
and similar reports come from some of
the Chinese cities.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
NAVAL GUNS.
Inc Class on the italian War Vessels
Have Proved a Failure

Inc Class on the italian War Vessels
Have Proved "a Failure.
III Will be observed, says the New
York Tribune, that in the list of the
Italian war vessels published by us
yesterday the ten battle ships are armed
with lO6-ton and 110-ton Tor l75-inch
caliber) Armstrong guns. These are
the same size guns which have given So
much trouble in the British navy for
the last three years; in fact, they have
proved failure. All naval men who
nave had any experience with these
great guns are agreed that they are
monstrous abortion; and probably the
Italians Will come to the same conclusion
II they ever get chance to fire them.
lhey have 'drOoped at the muzzle,"
and "klnked at the bore" they have
become disabled after firing the third
round" and they have not yet been
found sufficiently strong or scientifically
built to stand the shocks, even when
hred with reduced charges. In several
instances also the guns crews have
Deen fatally reduced in number. The
attle-ships themselves have been seri-
ously damaged from the conclusion of
hrlng, as, tor instance, in the cases of
the Sanparell, the Victoria, the Blake
and others which might be named. 1t
is hard to see how anyone can be found
to advocate such big guns for war ships.
That the United States naval ordnance
experts have followed the most sens
bic idea in making their largest guns of
10 and Finch calibers is proven by ac-
tual experiment. For instance, at a
recent test with the English S-inch gun
the projectiles pierced twenty-one
inches of steel armOr, and this is about
the extreme thickness of armor belt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
SHE WANTED A NICE PICTURE.
A Young Lady's scheme to Make Her
Girl Friends EnViouS.

"A Young Lady's scheme to Make Her
Girl Friends Envious.
A local photographer tells story in
the Boston Traveller of a young man
who came into the studio one day and
asked nervously if he might have a lit
tie conversation with him.
The visitor was painfully ugly, and
after some awkward blushing and in
definite illusions, he asked the artist if
he supposed he had among his samples
a picture Of any young man who looked
like him, but was better looking.
What do you mean, young man ?'
asked the photographer.
"Well," replied he, making clean
breast of it, II am just engaged to be
married. The young lady lives out
West. She is going home tomorrow.
She says she thinks Pm SO good she
doesn't mind my being homely, but she
wants a good-looking picture to take
home with her to show the girls"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
Time Changes Some.

How cunning it is to see little bit of
a baby holding out the fare to the
conductor! How delighted the little
fellow is to hand over the money! You
see that man over there, reading his
paper so intently, and with his ticket
hidden in the palm of his hand? Well,
that man is engaged in the operation
known as SHINING ride, and mayhap
he was at one time little boy who was
eager to pay the conductor as he now is
to beat him out OF fare. Really, how
time changes one !-B0ston Transcript.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
4 FACE ! SEE IN DREAMS

A Co., TN "7NNI Ed URIFFITU
y s" t often see in dreams,
"A lace SO regal so fair.
so So one orea IN all the wide. wide world
Bright nl as We, wonderful expression,
bright as the stars that elittfor.
II Eyes Ikea wonderful fawu A'
HAIR that ripples like tinv ,n,,
on a mat face. that lovely face VIC sea-
Ahat Is always visiting me
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

ouckskln sack fastened to a string
around his neck and resting on his left
breast. Drew objected to being
searched, and did not want the money
taken from him, but was treasured
"hen told he was with friends, and his
money was put In the Jail safe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
SHll, OTIS
ONSU UPTON
CUR {:

NccesS of this Great Cough Cure is
q parallel IN the history of medicine.
|@SS are authorized to sell it on a pos.
~"nee, Attest that no other cure can Sue
| Soo' That it may become known,
!, %S'orS' at an enormous expense, are
= sample Bottle Free into every home
!. S",ca states and Canada. If you have
va Sore throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
, WY YOU II your child has the Group,
.TGS cough, use it promptly, and relief
Il you dread that insidious disease
..,.s use ii. Ask your Druggist for
~ r. OlkF, Price 10 cts, 50 cts. and
81 your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
''"S IorouS PLASTER, Price IS cts.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23
n,;pd Fiddler's Treasure

x,os Drew. a blind fiddler VINO
Charles Tom nf town to town and play; on
ing ing hs o0 The was n Tss sf fef 0 To-
s sbe 9so hOs Ra1a iSl 81 on
a nis person srs The money was ''0n' ~ "
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

A JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD brake
men fell from the car and was dragged
five miles over the stones and ties,
clinging to the brake-chain, and, Won
derful to relate, sustained no injuries
beyond a few bruises.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

THE Grand Duke Michael, who has
bv marrying the woman he wanted Of
Tended the Gar, is so years of age. He
was sent to England in 1887 with hope
that he would fancy a daughter of the
Prince of Wales, and make match.
AS soon as it was discovered IN ST.
Petersburg that he had no such inten-
ton he fell into disfavor. The mother
of his bride was a Russian woman, and
before morganatically marrying Duke
Nicholas of Nassau secured divorce
from her first husband.
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Up Life's Il Igged Hill.

With youth vigor, ambition and an indomi-
table will to help us, is no such grievous mat
ter, but tottering down again, afflicted by the
ailments which beset old age-our backs bent
with lumbago, our elastic muscles and joints
stiff and painful Is a woeful piece of business.
For the inhrmities which the decline of life too
often brings, Hostetters Stomach Bitters Is q
benefcent source of relief. mitigating solacc
always to be depended upon. No regulating
tonic evolved by botanic medical discovery is so
we'll calculated, SO thoroughly able, but with
out undue stimulative effect, TO help the
aged the delicate and the conyalescent-to
resuscitate the vitality of frame which time
and physical decline have impaired as this.
Kidney and bladder weakness and disorder,
costlveness, malarial complaints, dyspepsia and
rheumatism are among the bodily atfilctlons
which this sterling recuperant and regulator
oYerComes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

Do not repine because the strawberry
box has its bottom SO near the top. If
the boxes contained more berries they
would contain more acid and more grit.
No, my dear sir or madam, you have no
reason to complain, but rather to re-
joice.-B0Ston TRANSCRIPT.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

MOTHERS. don't let your children suffer
with ll-health. Try DR.. Bulls Worm De-
stroyers-dainty candy lozenges. 1t will
do them no harm. and may be just the rom
edy they need. By mail, Is cents. John
u. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-04-23

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
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F. J. CHENEY & co, Props. Toledo. Ohio
We, the undersigned. have known F. }. Cheney
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honorable in all business Transactions and
financially able to carry out any obligations
made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
giSts, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
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Price rs cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.