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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
THE POETS GRAVE.
Last Tribute of Respect to James
Russell Lowell.
SIMPLE. IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES
Followed to the Grave by His Only
Living Child and a Large Gather
ing of Men Distinguished in the
World of Literaturc-The Honor
airy Pail Bearers.


World of Literaturc-The Honor
airy Pail Bearers.
BosToN, Aug. 15.-Simple but impres.
sive funeral services over the remains
of the late James Russell Lowell were
held in Appleton chapel, Cambridge.
The chapel was crowded to overfiowing,
and many who desired to be present
were unable to do so. Seldom has there
been witnessed such q gathering of
those distinguished in the literary and
other professions as gathered to pay the
last tribute Of love and respect to the
deceased author, critic, poet and diplo-
matist.
There were no services at Elmwood,
the poets late home. The funeral pro-
cession into the church was led by the
officiating clergy, followed by the pail
bearers, then the body, and behind all
the relatives and family.
His Only Living Child.
Mrs. Burnett, in deepest mourning,
was escorted by her eldest son. Mr..
Burnett and the rest of the children
came next, followed by the nurses and
servants. Bishop Phillips Brooks and
Rev. William Lawrence. dean of the
Episcopal theological school, of Cam
bridge. met the relnainsin in the vestibule,
Rev. Mr.. Lawrence reading II am the
resurrection and the life as they pre-
ceded the c;Isket down the church.
The honorary pail bearers were DR..
Oliver Wendell Homes, Christopher p.
Cranch, John Holmes, brother of DIR.
Holmes Professor Charles Eliot Nor.
ton, Professor Child, c. F. Choate,
George William Curtis, William Dean
Howells, Professor John Bartlett and
President c. w. Eliot, of Harvard Uni
versity The coffin, which was borne by
the undertaker's assistants, was covered
with black broadcloth, and bore silver
plate on which was inscribed : Died
August IL, 1891, James Russell Lowell,
aged T2 years, 8 months"
Simple Floral Tributes.
The floral tributes were few in mum.
Der and modest in character. An ivy
wreath picked at Elmwoed rested on
the head of the casket, another wreath
of ivy from Mrs. Field, hung over one
corner of the reading desk, and wreath
of roses, from Mrs. Putnam, lay ON the
the floor at the base of the pulpit.
The services in the church were very
simple, as beiitted the nature of the
man, consisting solely of the Episcopal
service for the dead.
There were no services at the grave.
While the body was being conveyed to
his last resting place in Mount Auburn,
the church bells throughout the city
were tolled, and the flags displayed at
half mast by order of Mayor Alger.
The grave is in the center of the fam
ily lot, oh the right of Fountain ave
nue., the first avenue on the left of the
entrance. The lot is a double one, con-
tanning the remains Of generations of
Lowells and Putnams, the latter being
Mr.. bowell's only living sisters family.
Ii is conspicuous on account of its eS-
treme simplicity. 1t is uninclosed, be-
ing without granite curbing, hedge, or
even location blocks. No monument
marse the spot, and only small plain
tolnbstones are at the head of each
grave,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

PARIS, Ang, 15.-General Boulanger,
in an interview with an Austrian Jour
nalist, is reported as having asserted
that an offensive and defensive alliance
between France and Russia has been
actually signed. He declared, it is re-
ported, that he himself intends shortly
to return to the field of active politics.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
Great nritain,s Declining Trade.

LONDON, Aug. 15.-The Pail Mail
Gazette says each week this half year
has shown less receipts from the freight
traffic in England and Scotland than
the corresponding period last year.
This is further proof of the decline in
British trade. The total decrease for
the past six weeks is Of, 900 pounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Closing Quotations of the Stock and
prnnmcn ENchnnpes

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l4-rhere WAS a brisk
market throughout the day al high ngnres,
and large volume OF sales at the best prices
The talk of the now certain prospects of heavy
shipments over the Granger roads has put
strength into the buying movement all around
The result Is that the whole situation today
took the aspect of a purely and tyrically bull
market. The high prices ranged all the way
to 2IA rer cent. over Lost nights close. The
n.aftet closed strong at only slight conces-
sions from the highest prices of the day.
ElllL.,..i ,r..rr llr .ln.it,lr hLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
IA, 900 Pounds of Powder Explode.

GATLErTsBuRa. Ky, Aug. 15.-An ex-
plosion that shook every building in
town took place yesterday. Soon after
it was learned that the large powder
mill at Central City, twelve miles from
here, was blown up by an accidental
discharge Of powder. George Walls, ],
W. Bowles and Timothy Cooney died Of
thoir injuries. The magazine contained
$4,000 pounds of powder, and was car
ried away entirely, with the exception
of some heavy pieces of machinery. An
other large building was badly shat
tered, The loss will be about S25 900.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
He believes In Faith Cure.

JERSEY City, Aug. 15.-W. G. Foster
is dying at his home in this city of can
Ger of the face. Foster is believer in
cure by faith, and refuses to call in q
physician. The faith curists are pray
ing feryently every day for his release
from suffering, but the cancer is spread
ing rapidly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
BIair viii Go to Russia.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-It is stated
with some positiyeness that ex-senator
Blair will succeed Charles Emory Smith
Senator Squire will go to China. He re-
ceived the offer Of the mission two
tbs ago and declined it,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
Cutie ura ResoIvent

The new Blobd and Skin Purifier and great
es OF Hunor Remedies clcanscs the blood of
all impurities and poisonous elements. and
thus removes the cause, while CuTICuRA
the great skin cure, and CuTICURA SOAP. an
exquisite skin beautiiier, clear the skin and
scalp, and rcstbIes the hair. Thus the CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES cure every species of itching
burning scaly| pimply and blotchy skin. scalp,
and blood diseAscs. from pinples TO scrofulh,
from infancy 10 age, when the best physicians
fail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

CHICAGO, Aug l5.-First race, 5 furlones-
Mill, l; sallie Taslar, >; Patti Rosa, Time,
1.0I.
Second race, furlonss-earus, l. Patrick,
2; Hueneme, .. Time, l5S
Third race, H miles-Dungarven /; Inso-
lence, 2; Eli 8. Time, 2t0.
Fourth race, furlongs-Maud b., l; Ruth,
2; Nsnet, 8. Time, LII
Fifth race, furlongs-Ethel, l; Rival, .;
yattcl, g. Timo, l.E9
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
o'Brien Pays the Costs.

LONDON, Aug. 10. Mr.. William
oBrien, having paid the costs of court
in the action for libel brought by him
against Lord Salisbury, in which action
Mr., O'Brien was non-suited, the action
of the bankruptcy court in declaring him
insolvent because of his refusal to pay
the costs has been annulled.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

PHlLApELpHIA, Aug. 15.-The police
think that in the arrest of Henry Davis,
colored, they have beyond doubt Sc
cured the murderer of Job Haas, who
was killed at Mount Airy, as cireum-
stances all point to him as the guilty
man. Detectives Crawford and Dom
aghy, who were assigned to the case,
have, since tho arrest, made discoveries
that will weigh strongly with jury
when Davis eoGes to trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

SARATOGA n. Y, Aug l5.-First race, 5lS
furlangs-Prineess Bowling, l; Ocypete, 2;
Fearless 3, Time, l.nSIl
Second race, lt8 miles Bermuda, /: Uncle
Bob, =; Palestine, .. Time, l.s5I4
Third race, furlongs-B allyhoo, l; Lord
Harry, :; Belle of Orange, g. Time, La.
Fourth race, milo--Redfellow, /; GastaBay,
2; Burlington, B. Time, LAB
Fifth raee,5 fnrlongss Bustecd, l; Josie Wells,
2; l4eneleaf, 8. Time, LIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
Death from sunstroke.

MYI:RsrowN, Pa, Aug t4,-Jerenli;lh
Bsrto, a prominent citizen of Myers
town, died from the effects of sun
stroke sustained during the recent hot
wave He was 60 years of age, and
leaves q large family.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
Gen. sherman,s Daughter Engaeed.

MILwAUKEg, Aug. 15.-News has
been received Of the engagement of Dr..
Paul Thorndike, son of tho late Dr. j.
A. Therndike. of this city, to Rachel
Sherman. the youngest daughter OF the
late William Tecnmesh Sherman.
Young DR.. Thorndike is now brilliant
end rising practitioner of Boston.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
The Weather,

Increasing cloudiness and showers in
the afternoon; winds generally south
erly, and slightly warmer during the
day, becoming cooler ut night; showers
are probable Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

The police of Moscow have received
orders which will have the effect of ex-
Polling every jew from the district within
two mouths.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
PRICE ONE CENT.
BAD &c zEMA ON BABY
Head one Solid Sore. Itching Awful
Had to Tie His Hands to Cradle.
Cured by Cuticura.

Our little hoy broke out on his head
with a bad.forIh Of eczema when he was four
months old. We tried three doctors but they
did not helr him we the used your three
CUTICURA REMEDIES sHd after using them II
Meeks eNactlY hccnrding To iilrerl ions. he be.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

Mayor Chaplin, of Brooklyn, who has
been seriously i'll at Tarrytown, N. Y, is
imnroYinR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15
BASEBALL YESTERDAY


At New York Ru,R
New York;. % o 1 o o 01 o. 7 2
Cincinnati 30 o o 0 o o o o.
At Brooklyn RHE
Chicsgo-....-.2 2 o 0 y 0 3-8 6
Boston o 90 90 4 o-5 q
cleyeland.....o 2 o o o. 8 6
At Philadelphia RHE.
Philad'a.......0 2 0 Q 3 o o2 oil II /
Pittsburg ......0 o D 0 o 0 0 2 o. 10 s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICuRA, 59c;
SOAR. a5c. itTsoLvEHT. 81 90. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION,
Boston.
r1- Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases !,
81 pages so i'll |istrations, and 100 testimonials.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-08-15

The New Haven Baseball club has dis.
hanAaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
TRYING TO STIR UP xxs1As1sx.
Circular that IL SAID 70 FAN Fiat Anoss
IrisA.American Asns 1ulerS.

A Circular that 10 Sale 70 Fan Fiat Anosg
IrisA.AmericaA Rene 1ulers.
Twenty years ago the Fenian Brotherhood
was big organization In Ireland and the
United States. Its object, Of course. was to So
cure freedom for Ireland. OF Late years ,
remnant Of the organization has been In ex-
istence. A short time ago the body In Ireland
prepared en- address to Irishmen in this coun-
try. This address has Just been received here.
and the Council Of the Fenian Brotherhood OF
Americs are circulating it.
A circular OF the American FeniAns endors-
Ing As q :S sodd h and sp j.
THE sentiments Of tho address," gays the
q Ss and
u.s. S sI sns s I'll f: Sc ;S
never sit In College Green but yoicss the de.
fhat arch :hSmbue and hypocrtts. William Z
gss s sds s c IF hs s TR 'ss a.
nude through tear Of the Fenisn brptSsrhoed.
sa n thss the R.ys sa e e
Tho address asks for. 10000 trained pSn.
Yh9 will VOW 20 Tsks their c2untry free
That Ire!eads OPPORTUNITY yin come When ths
cloud that Srstx
for home rule fSr many years do not take much
The Fen!an BrothsEhocd" u said enc e them sa
hssn dead nearly twent s Years. FEE so.eaiisd
address comes from no one q any oonse-
md IL HRy n
anything outside Of men Of this character"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
4 0UEER DEAL.


Mr.. Freeman Became Postmaster, bat He
Didn't Keep his oacs-ssokiss ASreenent.
BINaHAMroN. Dec. 1a-when tho Cleveland
Administration began in 1885 bitter contest
arose among Democratic leaders In this city
for the Postmastership. Prominent among
them were A. W. Carl. editor Of tho Btnohemton
Leader. and T. H. freeman. city editor Of tho
same paper. Although be seemed to be lead
ny in the race. Carl finally withdrew In favor
Of Freeman. and the latter was appointed.
Two or three years previously Corl and his
wife had given note TO z A. Clarke to secure
the payment Of $4,000 This note was pur-
chased OF Clarke In 1884 by E. H Rreeman's
wife Subsequent Developments gsye. good
ground for tho Impression that the holding Of
t 81 vet r. tEs s. g.. s
Postmaster. Carl died p year OF: % ago. and
soon soon siteTwsId Mrs; Fres%an bro9eht suit
sss &c H feSqsss s' with
The The suit was defended OF the teSt
hy fcrnar y WisSarawns rom sGe
dorse AZ payment on the note 500 Of his ssl-
fToemsn sdnsitted that speh an agreement
had been made. and told Lawyer Edmund
On soss ~ r. ess
u ss;sa j. %%ds I'd SEs!E Ss:s az
g soas va. t .nd Sss
m efasu sui sh w. BACK NOTE. sSd
sS e ssas . H. mot s sso q
II, Ment her husband bad 70 right e make e g
4h ass W.
argued 10 the Brooms Cifcait Court this week.
md has Just been decided In favor Of IRA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

SATURDAY. Dec. 1p-rLouR Asn MKAl--QUo.ed: Flour.
6ol.1Fins. $a9Ss0 20; sopernno. s340SSs.l6: "a J
extra; S3Mbea3an; No. I extra, e4@SAN,: cleaf..
tssss5S Siasss. "a si,y niiis .s,spiss s;
As5.lo, Corn meal. y hbi-tls 66S a..0 for Wsstsra
and 500 for BrandSwins. Buckxhrat hour, SLIGO
CoTos1Futures opened quite unsettled, then advanc.
due almost wholly 10 the more active spot market Al
Liverpool The safes there OF 13O balrs were excsp
Esom. circular that ths C1ntinsns has ineresssd ~
posits believed to DO the truth But ali depends up
on the movement OF our crop for the next few weeks
the stati.ttcsi position severely adverse ~ y now is
markets may confidently be predicted After Change he
market weakened under report Of inrEs rocspts At
for March. and 1oc for April Spot cotton auii:
miiddlinS uP!,nHS g.; DO Gaifs ssss The ro9,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
KinEston's PIundered Bank Wants to Re.
'-' Suno DusineSs.

TROY. Dec. 19.-Before Justice Fursman at
noon to-day application was made for an order
allowing the Ulster County Savings Institu-
ton Of Kingston. which Is now 10 tho hands Of
Areceiver. to resume business on basis Of
IS per cent Of the deposits. Judge schoon-
maker. who appeared for the trustees. said
that the Attorney General. Bank Supsrintend-
ent Preston. tho trustees. and nearly all the
depositors Of the bank that could be reached
fagorod the plan, IFS proposed to resume at
date q resnmpti9n 70 Per cent Of al accounts
poslts remaining.
Judge Bchoonmaker said the Indebtedness
e depositors amounts t. ABOUT *. A9& Oo0. and
t as,s sissSH & &c ssSfS s0o Ihs actual
Jucties Rufsmep said hs would sign the
order II he found that he had the power to take
such action.
Bank ease. where there was = resumption un:
der similar circum stances, He also said that
at least four bank supertntendents had ia.
vorod the plan.
Justice FursmRn SAID he would give his deci-
sion next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
LAaHkD TIRE E1-FoREMAM.
Miss 0shnssenheFGsr says LnekeAbAek
Had 9lauaerea Her.


A small and select crowd Of spectators stood
in front Of Carl Luckenbacker's account book
mandatory at 273 Canal street about 8 PM
on Doc Is and watched Ottilie schnoren
berger whip Mr. Luckenbacker with largo.
heavy dog whip. They were especially invited
for the occasion. and showed every mark Of
lively appreciation.
go it."thsy yelled with .fervor. Cut him
in the eye" slash his heart out" Good
work. Ottie." Don't give him no show: do
finally. according to Luck nb acker's state
ataei and Ss ME- Sn m
Slrest relieved and ct The Tom6s ySsterday
xsss ass s 19.s the Case ss
sssd to Be- Ter iore.nan Ia Gsri Evsrss's shop al
ns, sess eo and
she had been wording against him 81 the shoIl
character. and shs dsssrmined 70 horsew hip
ss sh s sas s 81 ahe sssn intel
Xhsp 10 game out Some 2, ths sisI. IL lis
a sSe at set [s % H tRs
ssss Ssss ts ~ SsjS
was 'goins to strite" me. when others inscr-
hsn " an e
good ns I'm away without getting somethingin
at Tie time ii the assault. and vailed away
shs SaVna ara he
mproper and hst sSS had BEEN E1sriss
guest at Lake HopatSong. ,
Justice Diver adjourned the examination
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
TRAGEDY IN TEE err HA11.
Ths Mayors Secretary New Ovsreest
Btesen Twice = Nay Now.

Willis Holly. who was. recently appointed
private secretary to the Mayor. owns q brown
overcoat that reaches ss far down a. his
knees Mr. Thomas Reynolds. d shabby man.
snvfed Mr.. Holly. The shabby man appeared
in tho Mayors Office several weeks ago In tho
Rnise OF poor but honest book csnvasser. He
wsntod Mr.. Holly to subscribe for a "Lifc Of
parnsll." and Mr.. Holly dissembled He didn't
say no" natiy. but with honied words and
courtly bearing, led the man to believe that
maybe sometime he would perhaps put his
name down. Thus eheered with the hope Of
future business the, canyasser made freanent
csilss End M. Holly grow to like him very
Just Ssiopo noon ,yesterday; while Mr.. Holly
int th9 5s{e se% s6e wn Ssoy
az ss 1pensa & aoy that
sss IN R e sss h p SsS s ~ az
H: $sssss NJ sIss.p s.ss sss
Sss sss S:ss
S Ess es . sas 4 sss
lis hand Wss On tss sSos When Mr. Holly
As ss ssGss
slid out quickly END was Ia The. sto1e. 6agged
hall before Mr.: Holly caught him. Then III.
i Holly laid d., heavy hand upon the agents
Come back with that overcoat"
is It yoursp asked tho agent with much
"tli show you said M. Holly. and he led the
h% a e Srd .Id
man. arrived at the Tombs about half pat IL
Mr.. Holly was now in full possession OF his
overcoat and he faced. Justice Diver aid
swore that the staten snt he was shout to make
was complimentary true, Then he told how
from him again before he had time to put his |
hands into tho pockets. The prisoner was .
book agent, no said and therefore entitled to |
Tho prisoner. shivered and looked mourn |
hs At Mr. aoS Il
s;sissa & been sf ssn ssseSds aSslefsr
He Vas S he ID in II 900 to answer. The court |
officers say that he has served time before for !
ts It's D me- better than It did you." said Mr.
Holly to the prisoner reproaehfully,
When Mr.. Holly got back to the Mayors |
office he look ed, very proud. and said that no |
man could steal ANYTHING from him without |
A few minutes later reporter threw the |
hour hour a afterWnrd Nj. Mr. Holly Cooked disturbed.
He put the 9verooat on. and buttontng 1t up |
" Let me see anybody steal IL now"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

BosroN. Dec. 10.-Miss Margaret 7. Russell
who kseps s.groesry storo In Cambridge. was
awakened at 8 o'clock yesterday by two men
who were ranssoking hsr room. Miss Russell
Jumped up aud. seising lHrge bell that she
Kept on chair by the bedside. STACKED tho
men. poundlng their heads with her unlqus
Gus use Of the bell upon tbsir heads and faces
kHt then them on The run spd they Jumped threpgh
badly used.np man. james Brown. alias Burke.
and Frank Meehan, alias CumpinGa. were ar
rested later and were identified By Miss Bus.
sell a. the burglarn. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20

. .ss -.. ,: :s. rs
so'c'e.'S1
The Financial Chronicle com ptlte0 6roBA cam.
tHt. Sln AZ incress ~ ~ III SS8377 az ann.
pared With the same month OF last year. and
The gross carnings of iS2 roads FOR the ten
months ending Oct, ~ were t51l. go, 1858 an
increase OF S52 265, 1854 a. compared with the
ssSss an H inessas e, Of ana h''
The peortn and Ea,tarn RAILROAD reports
gross earnings for October Of SlSl ,08l. an In
month Of Inst. year. and net Sl1.Q53. an In
Oct. 81 the gross earnings were 5000 $40. an
rSspondine period Of last year. ana G net Siga..
%S4. an increase OF S68S47.
The receipts from opstoms for tho week wero
&aol3.e02. and from internal revenue S2.g45.:;
last week, and making the total since July j.
S152.8l1.5O6
siTS68S,876; received duriSg the week Tor
ssay.az6. and Destroyed. Ssss.b1A Balance
ISnal bank notes. s$aSS67.637. decrease q
sSUs.svo ior he week
The amount Of AZ " ent; bonds redeemedto.
day was Sle: 20O. making the total redemptions
~ gia HS ia aho lowing ouessanoins
rr.s.. .,,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
F.seA to vlsisnt Deaths. 'zsS ~,

DASsv1LLE. n. Y. Dec. 1e.-The Slater family
OF this town seem fated to death by violence.
The head Of the family was Robert Slater.
His eldest son James was killed In the late
rar. Hs himself was killed by o falling tree
four Of hye years ago. Since then hia wife died
,db ss rS% sx The ss sW Ss sas S
EfA &. n Pssse, dauehtef. was killed on the
EAtlroad the other day ~ Kalamazoo, Mich.
Bater, was shot IN ono lung and both legs
while in the army; Hs carried the bullet IN
sssaf aasns u sff wAass s os
o. these wounds 70 .sn ALMOST hslpless cripple.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
HeImer's Bi.ozone Cure

AZ the meeting Of the Central Dental Association 81
var fsss eess nj rom WE Ss
~ q g.
blood shronHh the air cells Of the lungs He maintained
that this healthy and tonisa blood would wash ana cool
nosips 81 morbiac from the through the
proper channels wonld restore all ulceratins In
hsmed internAi surfaces to their normal functons He
'a y IL eaS
epoi and he said that An ideal tonic known
g have no rSastion whs.sser would reach this dis
SUMMIT. n. j.. DECEMBER Is. 1901.
DsAi Bib /, HsviRs. listened to your very able and
Dental Associstton OF Northern New Jersey, take
rrt n ts rs. Sf "a hss M BIZ:
S6vsEy : and :sa.ne wn,cn Ss hope viii rsvs.s
st,uetton OF that must deadly of all orransms-ths
Z az 70 tina.
ssiSs 4 sS ss 6I H VIZ.
is hsy; sGa ssss K
q tIs mo.t didsail ana complicated manner pssslss
wv EGr CHI I, sssmpioty ITSELF and GOD SPEED YOU
ySa
'''"s 'AA' " :" ''sA' remain b. soS .. j. HARDY.
HUNDREDS have been and are being cured and hun.
dreds Of Thousands will be cured by Helners BOzone
s:f ny Sss In HR's4Sdbss 4 Sor 9 lfn s s.
agents wanted IN every state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-20
a..s. 4 M,...lr !. II. M.sLoas..

Alexander Howarth. young lsborer. de-
ysloped acute mania at his homo at 70 Second
street early last week. and after short stay
at Bellevue Hospital. where his insanity was
pronounced permanent. was transferred on
w sSds Island When Or. Gasmpesii vent Z?
visit him yesterday his dead body dangled
ITo% enc q the appeF len bars q windS dow
his neck. had jumped from tbs window all.
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