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, 1892-04-02
WHY SULLIVAN D1DN,T SIGN.



New YORK, April 2.-'Ihe reason Sui
liyan refused to sign the articles Of agree
ment sent him by the Olympic Club, of
New Orleans, when they were amended,
lies in one clause of the articles" said w.
A. Brady, manager of Jim Corbett, this
evening. "Iti is stipulated in the articles
that the referee can stop the fight if he
thought both principals were in such a
condition as to incapacitate them from
knocking the eother out, or, if too much bru-
tality was displayed to endanger ones life.
Now we don't want draw. What we
have counted on is to see who is the better
man. Corbett will stay in that ring until
he can't fight any longer.
"Corbett has decided upon his training
quarters. They will be at Asbury Park,
NJ. He will start in to train about June
10, Immediately upon his arrival from
Frisco, where he will spend a few weeks
with his parents"
Corbett has weighed himself. He tipped
the scales at exactly 18O pounds. He
states that he never felt better in his life.
, 1892-04-02
The Ascension Prisoners.

SANTA FE, N. N. April 2.-The govern
or has rendered a decision in the extradi-
ton matter of the Ascension prisoners, the
extradition of whom has been asked by the
Mexican authorities. He declines to per-
nit the extradition of Italina Baca, he be-
ing an American citizen, but will grant the
request as respects the other two prisoners,
testimony taken at Las Cruces was very
yoluminous and arguments of counsel GOV.
cred many important points. The govern
or has notified counsel that one week will
be allowed for service of notice of appeal,
before any mandate is issued, and that oh
notice Of appeal all papers will be for
inqtOn
, 1892-04-02
Et was a Terrible storm

Denver, Col, April 2.--Few particulars
have been received here regarding the dam
age done by storms between here and Kan
sas City, and the extent Of the damage can
only be surmised. For a stretch Of over
100 miles between Cheyenne and Kansas
City the telegraph lines are all down, the
poles being literally blown out of the
prOl1nd
, 1892-04-02
Unitarian Social .

The Unitarian social last night met with
its usual success, Refreshments, cards
and dancing were INDUCED in, and the fol-
lowing programme rendered: Recitation,
"Too Late for the Train Miss Chilberg |;
whistling duet, Mrs. Bolton and Miss Burn
TRACER; recitation, 'Little Orphan Annie, -
Row A rDOl6
, 1892-04-02
what She Went or In.

Boston Courier: Caller-Is your mother
at home, my son {?
Boy No mum.
Caller-Did she go out for driver
Boy-Yes, mum.
Caller-I wonder if that was her 1 saw
just now turning the corner? What sort
Of a conveyance did she go out in2 Do
you know2
Boy-Yes mum. / heard pa say Just a
minute ago that she went off in dudgeon.
, 1892-04-02
pronounced MopeIess, Yet saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada B..
Hurd, Of Groton, S. D., we quote: "Was
taken with bad cold, which settled on my
lungs, cough set in and finally terminated
in Consumption. Four doctors gave me
up, saying I could live but short time.
if could pot stay with my friends on earth,
would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. | gave it trial, took in all, eight
bottles; thas cured me, and thank God /
am now well and hearty woman" Trial
bottles free at Marr & Ross, Acme Drug
Store.
, 1892-04-02
WAS TT DYNAMITE /?
A Curious Explosion in the Streets
Of Brooklyn.



Results of ut.
New YORK, April .2.-An explosion on
Willow street, near Cranberry street,
Brooklyn, last night at 1915 awoke the
whole neighborhood, and broke the
windows in all the houses adjoining. The
entire police reserves of the second pre-
cinct were called out by the explosion. The
neighborhood is quite old-fashioned. No.
Al Willow street is the residence Of VIM. #.
Whiting, 81 is the Willard apartment
house, AS is Sam Kecknagel's and Az is
Chas. u. Smiths. Across the street lives
John McDermott at A, Horatio King at 46
and DR.. and Mrs. Lyman live at As. The
powder was exploded in a gutter in front
Of Mr. Recknagel's house, three doors from
Cranberry street corner, 1T left black
mark on the stones of the gutter, and
shook some of the mortar ffoE4a beneath the
mud. The explosive was probably in d tin
can and there were several pounds Of it. A
half-yard Of felt picked up near by may be
taken for wrapping. "a piece of black pow
der fuse was also found. The police could
not learn Of any ybody having been seen on
the street, and no person in the neighbor-
hood is known to have any enemies.
, 1892-04-02
God Bless PhfladeIphfa,


has received the following telegram:
"KRosTRoNA, Russia, March 81.
To Hon. Edwin M. Stuart, Mayor Of Phila-
delphia:
for the good you have done our suffering
people. The memory of your kindness
shall always fill our hearts with gratitude
(Signed) CITIZENS OF KRosTRoNA,
By the MAYOR of the town of Thenoff.n
, 1892-04-02
A Toxvn Completely Wrecked.

HoUsToN, Texas, April "A report has
been received here that the town Of Santa
Ana was almost destroyed last night by a
cyclone. Three persons were killed out
right and score or more seriously injured.
There were hardly building left in the
place uniniured
, 1892-04-02
Room Ia Rent.

A gentleman can have nicely furnished
front room, within block Of Olympia hotel.
Terms, moderate Address K, g. B., this
Office.
, 1892-04-02
TELEGRAPHIC TALES.

The remains of ex-Chief Justice Drake, of
the court of claims, are to be cremated.
Tammany city officials have been indicted
t9r I2 corruption by the grand Jury of New
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Mu8lan0.
DeutfbIdno.

Trob Der ani6einenenben &ube berrI6t
bod I'M poLitti6en 2eben cine rege TbG>
ttafeit uno Die Slbrer Der Yarteien
fomrnen aus Der @ufre9ung gar niGt
beraus. Die gtationalliberalen unb Die
Nreiltnntoen baben Observation-Disclosures
ebaebalten @ritere in @tiena6, Die 2ebz
teren in Mannbeim: 3u Der Der Sretz
~finnioen batten it6 Nbgeoronete aus Jtorbz,
Glib unD Wettteloeutl6lano e%tngefunoen.
Gugen &i6ter legte IN elmer lGngere1
&eoe Die 6altung Der Ge9ierung be3lglt6
Der 9feform in ben Wablen gum preuBtl6en
Qanotage bar, etne Trage, betretfs Del6er
Die Stelung oes preuBil6en Wfinifters
bes Snnern 6errfurtb unri6tt9 6areeiteut
tpor0en mar. Nnltatt Edmli6 cas- 8erz
fpre6en az geben, int 2anotaae cine 8orz
lage gu elmer l1uIgeitaltung Der @ablbez
arfe ein5ubrtngen, ertldrt 6errfurtb utelz
mebr, baB Die Geaierung Das ge9enmGrz
tioe Snitem aufre6t erbalten tDeroe. Ser
Winiiter Lebnt es auf's @nti6ieoenite ab,
ir9eno cine MaBreael einaubringen, burb
tpeI6e cine gfeuetntbeilung Der Wablbe3irfe
al StQnoe gebra6t piroe, uno tpeiit boiler
gntriiitung ben @eoanfen 3urid, bas
SDItem bes aIgemeinen Stimmre9ts
ouf preubti6e Wablen aus5uoebnen. -
BON SpanDau miro ein Oft brutaler
Nobbeit zines b~ortigen Snfanterteofftsiers
aeqen GioilperloneH 9emetoet. Ser Diff
aier, Der allen Nnl9ein na6 betrunfen mar,
mil9te ii1 in etnen Streit, Der atpti6en
einigen @iplliiten e%ntita10en mar, aog letne
8lempe uno i6lu9 Oarnit nah rebts u1b
ltnfs UNI it6, ipobei mebrere 8erionen garz
ftige Wunoen oup%ontrugen. 0te umltebenoe
Menlhenmenge, Del6e ben 8orsans nit
anldb, MAJ nabe oaran, 1t6 boiler Wutb
alf ben uniformtrten 9taufbolb au itiir5en
uno turaen Yr05eB nit benz @lenoen 3u
MAIDEN, tpenn ft6 ni6t Die BoliSei tn's
Wtittel gelegt bGtte. = lieutenant 2ucius,
Der fir5li6 III &oblena einen &aufz
mann nleOer9eito6en bate bat ietnen
Qlbihieo genommen, miro ieoo6 troBoem
por Elm &rt, 9s9ert9t geitelt tperben. =
Der &aiier bat Die &e9tmentss &ommauz
peure auf Dem BriuatiDegs angetpieien, eine
Itrengere Nufii6t iber Die ibnen unter1telz
ten Otft3iere 81 iiibren uno ale eegen @i=
pilpsrionen periibten Nuslhreitungen 1trena
Al beitraten. = Sn 8erl;n berridte am %.
cine afrifanti6e 9iBe, tnoem oer Sbermos
C@9luR uuf Der 8. esite.l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

Scr GigentbImer Der Stem Oorfer
Staats3eitung, 6err OsmaLo Otten0orfer,
bat nit Dem 0ampfer vSiirit 8ismard"
cine Idnsere @~rbolungsretle na9 9eutldz
LAMB al getreten. Wttt bemielben 9anlfer
retlt aud 0err Biuiam StetnmaD na1
europa.
Wdt benz 0ampfer v@ermanic" Don
Der Wbtte Star Gtnie trat bleier Sage feil1
0ertn9erer ais 9o6niirben Or. 8arf6urit
neblt 0emabltn cine @rboIungsretie mad
Guropa an, uno 5par auf Dem un1tpege
uber Gn9lano nah 8ebe1 am 0enferlee.
Sb Or. Yartburit fid bieier v@rbolungsz
relle" mebr freuen miro, oils oas Stem gorz
ter Yublttum ieiner @bneienbsit, mag oa>
btn9eiteut bletben, iebenfaIIs lit 3u boffen,
oaB &C. 0o6Dlroen ftp unter ben ~lultigen
SeDobtern SeneD's reAt LANCE wohl fIblt.
gus 6ouftOn in Seras miro SOL
genSes 8elneloet: Ser gerein Der 9eutihz
Nnlertfaner bon Seras bat in ieiner SiBung
Sel6lu11e getaBt, DDrtn CT ben GrlaB frei>
ltnltt9er @eleBe oerlangt uno ft6 inSbez
lonoere 9e1en Gle 9ur6fI6rung purt=
tanll9er Sonnta9sgeieBe ertIGrt. 3ugletb
iprt9t lt6 Der gerein, tpeI6er 80, 900
Oeutlbe in Seras p~ertritt, bagegen aus,
pap DIE Oeutl0en tr9en0 etnen &a10toaten
tIr Die Staatsgelebgebung pber elm 6frentz
ltdes An1t unterltitBen, Der ni9t fir iolhe
fretltnntge @eleBe lit, uno Derlangt bon
betOen polttii6en 8arteien Die Nnnabme
oerorttger Gelebe. gu 8eamten fir oas
l%aufenOe Sabr tpurbeI ertpGblt: NLs BrGitz
bent q. Bpl6etsfp BON Nuftin; als 8lcez
Brditoenten >. &ntttelt bon 8renbaln, g..
S. S6atot BON 9ouiton uno s.. 8ebrens
BON @alpefton; ais torr~eiponoirenber
SefretGr 6. u. @oetb bon San Qntonio;
ais Shabmeiiter S. Gopett.
= SIM @cgeniab gu Der &alte, nit nell
der Der Wonat SUM- iib in Dem n0roli6en
SGinois ein9efibrt bat, berri6te am 2.
Stunt in Stem gorf bridenbe 9tbe. Morz
gems UNI l6t 5eigte Der thermometer bes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " @rob, unb
Sea6mitta9s UNI 3met 81 @rao. mGbrenO
in ben StraBen Die 6iBe auf go @ra0 itieg.
Gter gerionen purben bonn Sonnenfti9
setrOffen. BON benen cine balo baraWf ftarb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

ReiiebiIoer pom bermdnn BATTER.
Ser bon 5ablret6en 2eiern brinseno
aus9eipro6ene @unid,, Elm deficiencies Qlnz
benfen an bermanu 0taiter 81 beitBen, bat
Die San1ilte bes 8eritorbenen neranlaBt,
inter obigem SiteL Die getitnouen uno
intereiianten 8riefe in 8ud,form gu perz
Dfentli6en, tpelde unier tooter Sreunb in
ieinen lebten 2sbenSiabren (aus Merito
1884, aus SeutlhIanb 1886, aus Oeutl1z
lamb, SdDets uub Stolien 1890-91) an
Die 2eier Der vSntnojs Staots3eituna" sez
ri6tet bat, barunter aud ben leBten PLUS
benz grauen @len6", nit Dem er in boiler
@rteratntB ieiner balo beporitebenben Nufz
I6iung bon ibnen @bi9ieo nabm. 8orgez
fI9t lit benz iebr bibi9 ausgeftatteten, 318
Seiten ftarfen Suhe Elm tpobl9elungenes
Bib uno Elm fur3er 2~ebensabrtB bes Ser
1torbenen.
9te vSatnois Staats3eitune" ienbet bies
pert6uoae 8u6 unertgeltLth allen ibren
Gelern, weI6e bas 8Iatt Elm Sabr i1
ROraus be3ablen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
I1nIere Sommerz HrGmie.

Die vSatnoiS Staatss 3eitung" bat IS BON
ieber als ibre 8fli6t betrabtet, Die 2eier in
Der DoIitdnotgiten uro auperIGiitgiten8etle
I6er Interchangeable unb miiIenstuertbe
8orgGnge gu unterrihten unb beren &ennt>
nib nit allen tbr 81 @ebote itebenben Mitz
teln gu fOrbern. &ein @reigniB ober barf
nit grOBsrem 9e6t fir Dieies un6 bas
fomn1enoe Sabr Die aIgenetne Nufmerfiamz
felt uno Sbellnabme fir fi9 in 9lnipru6
neDnler1, als Die Notwithstanding gu Gbi>
ca9o i'm Sabre 1893. Sour nod Elm nerz
baltntBmaBi8 furSer !3ettraum trennt uns
BON Der sur @rinnerung an Die @ntoe&ung
DteleS 9roBen 2anbes eeplanten @inz
tpetbungSieier. 8is gu jener !3eit perbeit
Die 6aupt9ebGu6e tbetls aufsefIbrt, tbeils
Der gouenbune 10 nabe sebra9t ieit, oaB
Die 9epaLtigeu lniaeen i6on ben @inorud
zines etnbettliden @an5en MAIDEN. Wftt
benz Sorti6reiten res 9roBen Srie0ensz
iperfes itetgert it6 naturgemdB au6 Die
S%6etlnabme an allen balielbe berihrenoen
8Or9Gn9er in INNER tpeiteren Sreiien, 10
0aB es fat ieBt ldon fem @ebiet gtebt,
Incident man i'm grpBen Bublifln1 mebr
NuImerfiamfeit e~ntgeeenbringt, ais oielenl.
9te erndhnten Sbatiaden 9aben Die Ser>
a%nlaiiun9 Oa5u, OaB Die vSainOis Stats
3ettun9" Dur9 etnen betpGbrten Slnitler.
0errn Wtar Srieoerang, cine Imfallenoe
un0 ltreng naturgetreue 3etdnung Der GEE
Ian1rnten 8auli1feiten Der 8eltausftelung
anfertigen IieB, welde bon oemleIben i'm
Gerein nit Serrn Sans @eiBler 9raoirt
unb fir Die @erpielidltigung bergeri6tet
mur0e. Die auf GuBerit 9~eipiiien bate Weiie
getponnene 9aritelung barf bis jebt nit
8eAt als Die ein5ig pabrbeitsgetreue, ben
nirfli6en 8erbaltniilen eenou entipre6enOe
betraohtet tper0en. sic muroe ZEN 6auptz
Ieitern uuD 8aumeiitern Der Weltausltelz
lung Dorgelegt uno BON i6nen einitimn1Ig
ais polfommen uno 3utrefteno be3etdbnet.
gGas Die GuBerli6e 9lusidmiidung ans
b%eIanQt, 10 lit aIf bieielbe iorgfdltiger @ez
iGmaf Dcrnenbet tporoen. 0as Bib lit
niGt auf benz biuigen Iitbograpbiiden
Mege, ionoern bur6 bas neuere gerfabren
Der @bromozSppograpbie ber9elteut. Oie
Sarben Itno natirlih unb bauerbaft. pie
iiberbaupt Die san3e Nusitattung Der in
OtaB genauen unb in peripectiuii@er Nnz
Iage finltlerti6 ptrflamen Srteinalaufz
nabnte mirOig lit. 9as Bib bat Die
@rDBennerbGltniiie bon Is gu 25 uno
biirite ii9 por3iigli6 gum 3immeri@mud
ooer fir Gbnlihe 3mefe eigneu.
Die rSuinois Staatsaeitun9" ma6t bass
ieIbe ibren 2eiern unter foIgenOeH See
bin9ungen 3ugGnglid:
@bonnenten, uelde ibr Nbonnement fir
elm Sa9r i'm Goraus beaabIen, miro bas
Bib auf 0uni9 portOfret 3uaeianot.
2eier, tpeIde feline @orausbe3abIun9 9ez
I~eiitet, ODER tbre grdmie bereits e%mpfan9en
Daben, t0nnen IS 9e9en g~inlenouns bes gez
ringen Betra9es bon % Gts., tuel6er ben
9eriteuungsfolten entipri9t, ebenfaus
pprtofret erbalten.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18
THE BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
big Reading Deal Causes some Excite
mont in Financial Circles.

New York, Feb, t2.-R. @. Dun & Co. s
weekly review OF trade says: The great
combination OF coal carriers and Che wild
excitement and unprecedented transactions
In the stock market have monopolizsd at
tentiop in Wall street. Outside of specula-
tive circles there is some doubt whether the
effects will be beneficial. Many apprehond
that the price of coal may be advanced.
TO manufacturing establishments and other
consumers; others interpret the enormo is
sales In the light of the sudden advance in
sterling exchange from $i.S7 TO 81 50 and
question whether the great sales of such So
curltles 10y foreign holders may not involve
some embarrassment. On the other hand
the consolidated companies will have no
more power to control the price of coal
tnan they have had through their combine
I ton, and the market continues unusually
duii, the nominal price being not often OBJ
tanned. With superabundance OF money
in circulation and practically unlimited
supplies of grain, cotton and wheat to be
sold, this country could well afford to buy
back many Of its securities from Europe
especially if they are to become moro valu-
able.
Reports from other cities indcat, a gen
eral Improvement in trade At Boston
trade is on the whole satisfactory, in dry
goods equal to last years, the cotton mills
are busy, and u steady increase appears in
orders for woollens and shoes. The sales of
wool for the year are thus far 8, 0O0 600
pounds less than last years to tho sam
date
The failures occurring during the past
seven days, as reported to r. q. Dun * Co.
ana t. Russell x Co, number for The United
States 80. For the CORE ,pondlng week of
last year the figures represent 262 failures
| IN the United States
NEW YORK, Feb. II. -Bradstreets' SAYS
There were PA bueiness failures in the
United States this week, against 26J in the
week year ago. Out of the total for the
week 50. per cent are of concerns employ
ing 5000 capital or lass, and IL. + per cent
with 5000 to $20, 600 capital. Only one
failed this week vita capital equal to or in
excess of $50 900.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18

Authorizes the President to Invite an
international Conference told Must
he crowded to the wail-lhe Govern-
mcnt Compelled to Buy silver at Nearly
Double it's Marke Price.
WAsIuEGIOH, Feb. 10. Tie report OF
tho minority members of the committee on
coinage, weights AMI measures against the
passage of the BiGni free coinage bill, re-
comnendS the passage of Il measure AUTHOR
ians the presidsnt 10 invite an interna-
Jionnl monetary conference.
Tho report says that the first eight lines
OF the Bland hili develop Its true purpose.
They provide Tor two different dollars and
n cOmpu.son upoa the ctlzcn to receive
either in payment of debts due him. at
does not require any knowledge of moneta-
ny or financial views,h the report says, ito
demonstrate that the conpuisiou OF the legal
tender power must force upon tine creditor
cheaper ami deba,eI dollar. Few debtors
will pay 100 cents to discharge their obIisa-
tione when 20 cents win suffice in law
Continuing, the minority say, "Ihis bill,
converts all EXISTING government paper into
paper which may be paid in silver, and
leaves no paper which must be paid in gold.
Ii ID eyideAtly intended to Gear away all
Instructions in the form of plaiges TO pay
god, and without n dlstluct dec erntlOn OF
reputation, to provide an easy track on
which we may descend to the silver mon
otallic standard.
Iuis bill compels the government to buy
silver rs bullion and pay for it nearly
90 per cont more than its present market
value with IA coin note which will be re-
deeinab!c in god so long as we maintain
both metals in circulation at the fixed
ratio
The minority OF this committee submit
that the only possible result OF the legislation
proposed in TINS bill is the prompt suspen-
sion OF god payments by this government
and the Immediate adoption Of the cheaper
monetary standard of silver. The minority
argue that the Bland bill will bring silver
from foreign countries.
The minority makes a strong plea for an
international monetary conference as tn,
only means OF settling the question fairly
and concludes with an argument in sub.
stance that the bill is unwarrantable to rick
and Is without advantage to the country.
Appended to the report is a bill authorizing
the president to invite an international
monetary conference.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18
m TINE WINDY CITY.
Senator Cu1lom Grasps the Opportunity
to Nominate Himself for the Presi-
daDcy

Senator Cu1lom Grasps the Opportunity
to Nominate Himself for the Presi-
dency.
CHICAGO Feb. 12.-The Marquette club
celebrated the birthday OF Abraham Lincoln
with a banquet at the Auditorium Hotel
tonight at which covers were laid for over
500 persons. A number of men OF national
reputation were present. President Harri-
son, Seuator Sherman, Hon. William Nc
Knley, Chauncsy NJ. Depew, Hon. Thomas
Reed, Gen. Russell A. Ager, Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge and others sent letters of re-
greet.
The principal address was delivered by
Senator Shelby NJ. Cullom, who announced
himself as candidate for the presidency Of
the United States, and responded to the toast
abraham Lincoln" Among other thi3rs
he said that if Lincoln were still alive 10
would urge us to hold fast to the doctI e
OF protection, as modified by reciprocity and
to bring about at an early d. the
re-eatablshment Of silver in its former T.
nifty as a money metal, the equal OF gold in
coinage and tender. He thought Lincoln
would also advise the party to continue to
insist upon, and il necessary compel in some
way the recognition Of the equality of all
citizens before the law. Tho address vss
frequently applauded.
Henry d. Estabrooke Gen. Benjamin
Butterworth and Hon. jonathan 2. Dolliyor
also made speeches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18

When person with delicate constiu-
ton has tendency to catarrh or consump-
ton whether this tendency is inherited or
results from taking cold easly--jt is notice
able that that person invariably loses flesh
and loses strength, showing that the nutri-
ton is interfered with.
1t is to be ramemb red that in every case
the presence OF catarrh is evidence of
predspositon to consumption, and no mat
ter how slight tho attack may be, it should
DO trestei with the greatest care, and the
treatment should be continued until all
traces of the catarrh have Disappeared
If the catarrh is allowed to reach the
smaller tubes in the lungs-wAich condition
is indicated By the splitting up OF yellow
inaterial-thel immediate att ntlon to the
malady is demanded or serious lung trouble
will result.
Catarrh il. in nine cases out OF ten, the
cause Of consumption, and hence no one can
afford to neglect b case of catarrh, however
slight. 1t is durable il taken it time and
treate2 correctly by specialist. II left to
elf, IT is rarely cured without q change
OF climate, but with each new cold it gets
more and mere troub .eson!e, extending al
ways little deeper into the lungs, until q
cure becomes difficult and sometimes i'm
possible
In such climate as this the throat should
as carefully and frequently looked after as
the teeth Yes, much more carefully ut.
tended to, n trou ulas Of tue throat are more
numerous than dental troubles and while
tho latter causes only annoyance and pain,
consumptlon--the result of cattarrh-kills
one out o, every seven human deings born
ON the entire globe.
VIM. Hall OF Westfeld Mass, says
For several years | suffered from catarrh.
| For "A while il did net bother me- much,
then began to rapidly grow worse and
my appetite; my breath had terrible
Cdor always felt lnasuid and tired
also got 80 deaf l could not hear unles,
shouted at | had terrible headaches and
my nose was clo.ged up SO could not
breath through ii.
Three months ago l placed myself under
| Drs. Royce ~ Hollands care and now
am well 1t is wonderful what they did
me- l can hear as we'll as / eyed did and
my health is better than it has been for
| years.
Drs. Royce & Holland are located at the
! Van Ness House, burlington, Vt They
make specially OF all chronic diseases.
| Consultation FREE. DIV.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-02-18

"Tt1E PLAIN PEOpLE.D


Senp tor Plntt'' Toast set tho D,rquet OF
Gotham Rcpubiic,"t
New YORK, Fob. 12.-Tbree hundred re.
publicans here 10 night celebrated the ami
versrry OF Lincoln's birth at n dmncr given
by the Republican club Of the city of New
York. james y. Blanchard presided, ami
seated Mt the table with him were Chaunccy
NJ. Dcpow Gen. Horace Porter. Eov. Or.
Robert Collier, Senator OrNulc, Senator
Hisccck, Senate: PlatL OF Connecticut, AK
Gov. PhneuS c. Lruns6ury of Connecticut
Senator Warren of Wyoming and other
prominent men.
Letters Of regret were read from Presi
dent Harrison, Secretary Blaine, Gov.
Page OF Vermont and others.
PRESIDENT Blanchard and Rev Dr. G. T.
Strobridge made speeches eulog,sic Of Lin
coin, Senator Plate sposs to the toast
Tho plain people" Tae speaker sh ,tch ed
the character OF Lincoln and asserted tina,
his reliance was upon tho part CT his coun-
trymen whom he delighted to refer to u,
1.-THE plain people" Thus he built up the
republican party and thus we must do if we
would maintain the republican party.