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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
DIED..

ARROwSMITH-At Albany on Monday Septem,ner iZsaS
Lizzie wife OF Dr. Hubert Arrow smith, OF Brook!h ans
daughter OF the late Henry w. Richmond, Of Albany.
Fune al prlyato. - - . a..
BENNET-Da,id S. B.. Tuesday. 18th irst. in his
73d year. ,u ,,.,.d a. .,,.,a
Relatives and friends respectfully invited astena
tho funeral services at his late residence, Cranord New
Jersey, Friday, 10th inst, ct 3 80 y. III.
From SewYork take 80 D. m. train ~ J. Central
Il. II. foot OF Liberty.st - a.
RREwsTER--At Bayhead ". j. on September 18Th MOP
paret Rlpelje Suydsm, only daughter OF james ~ %
and Margaret Rapee Brewster, age oA2 months,
Funeral from the residence Of her parents - on
a. Tzabeth y. j. Thursday, september 10, a. 'So
D.. ~.
Philadelphia papers please copy
Wood stock. Va, SUNDAY, lin hst.
E. Jones, Of n. Y. City.
In torment IN wood Cemetery.
Notice OF funeral will appear In this paper.
SEYMOUR-In this city, on sptemoer io"' heni' o''-
mour the Goth year OF his age.
Funeral private. r, MI.
INSTRUMENTATION L. Tyson, suddenly at BACK foihts
near sea- ght Monday. September 18th, age o.
Notice OF funeral hereafter .
VAN SINDEREN- Suddenly, September l2th, az ms
home Adrian Van sinderen in the olst year 81 ms AK
Funeral services "Wednesday Septen Der l4h az 90 y. M
az his residence, New Lott road corner OF Juusss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
Mp DIZZY AWAIT 4 WARRANT.

Henry f. Dixey IT, appeared in 'loanthe" at Pal
mer's Theatre Monday night o. trsin'oearr lot ms
,.,h. who nlayed the part OF the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. Stocking the agent OF the Society for the Prevention
1. Cruelty to Children in the house, and last night
no came TO the theatre and told Mr. Dizzy that II the
hoy appeared again would warrant :or his arrest
Mr. DIxey answered that he applied the Mayor
for n pcrnt because he did regard what the boy
did as dancing and be thought he ought 10 be judge
NJ dancing the boy would the sta1e jus, the same
A. thcnrht before. and Mr. Stocking wanted to arc i
him he would find him rehesrsing at IL o'clock to-day
The boy accordingly took his part in the opera before
and Mr. Dixey will be prepared for this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The new Drpcw Opera House at Peekskill will be
opened tomorrow night BY company sent by A. NJ
palmer 10 play Jim the Penmsn." Chouneey NJ Dope"
will give address.
Work on tho new Imperial Theatre, At Broadway and
Forteth.s, Is going on rapidly. handsome erch is
in place over the Broadway entrance, and the wall on
Foe,h.s has risen the height OK several stories
Robert ManteL thinks OF giving some performances OF
..,tarle,- and "Otheo" in the last week OF his en-
c,cemont a. Proctor's Twenty third Street Theatre IL
is said that he has received many requests for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
NICE POINT TO DECIDE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
The tramp WINS before the examining court for steal
ing a horse. Ill, ., .,.. A.. co.
Not chilly yer Honor was the prompt response
Weren't You caught riding the horse ~
ayes yer Honor
Ibid you buy hm1'
"No yer Honor"
"Or borrow him.
"N0 yer Honor
Then you must have stolen him.
al didn't yer Honor
What do YOU call II, then "
"I don't know yer Honor and the prisoner was
puzzled. ats this way ! was gon' along me road
on him an nd him Now. II / had got on him AN
rid him t,other way you might call that stealth but
/ didn't. Now, what do You call H. yer llonor''
The Court took il under Amusement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
The SECRETARY OF STATE ~ TOWN.

Among the visitors the city yesterday was Johh W.
Foster Secretary OF STATE. He was accompanied by MS
vito The Secretary said that he frc on private
business and nothing to say upon the potcal sSua
,lon A ndlnhcr Of well. known Republicans. including
Senator Hisok Collector Hendricks and others called upon
Genea in the course OF the day lie lei' inc Guy
afan last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
1pv.s prprRI1CANs IN CONVENTION.

Fort Worth Tex Sept. 13.-The Republican state
corventio, was called 20 order ~ IL 80 p TO-DAY
bv Chairman Fred Mcdaniel Six hundred and MY
delegates were present, and it was evident mat inc
majority OF them favored no nominations but favored
the Endorsement Of George Clark, the Independent
Democratic candidate for Governor. There was a
strong ecmcst opposed this and II looked as II
milf could not be avoided The question was setted
I,y electng r. b. Howley. OF Galveston, temporary
chairman who Is n Clark man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
JUSTICE DwIGHr's STRONG STATEMENT
Judge DWIGHT In his memorandum concurring
!, tho amman Of Justice Lewis saws:

in the opinion OF JUSTICE lewis NiNH.
concur I'm the afirmance OF the order below on
the ground that the legislative act In question In
wolves a palpahle violation Of that requirement OF
tho Constitution 81 the State which Is Intended 10
secure 10 the people nearly practicable equality
of representation IN their legislature. Tn" require
mrni {, clear. positive and mandatory that " The mem
bers Of the Assembly shall be appOriioned among the
several counties Of the state as nearly ne may be
hahitans7 An appoi'ionm which gives additional
representation 10 Tho County o. New York for an
excess ~ population 81 only IL per cent OF the ratio
II represent tlon and wfholds II from the county
~ Monroe with OF 20 per cent OF the ratio
which gives ~ Albany County. With an excess Of II
per cent the additional representation which II denies
10 Lawrence with excess ~ 80 per cent, ana 10
Rensselaer, with ~ 40 per cent. the
rept,sentatlon which belonged 10 Chaufnuqua with 81
pcr cent papaby violates the constitutional Injunction
From II result such anomalies n that Duchess
County with n population loss than that OF -: Law
renee receives double the representation OF the latter
that Albany County with less thnn twice the popula-
ton 81 81 Lawrence receives four times It's representa-
population than Albany. receives one less representa-
i've
There Il no room for the theory o' mistake or In
adveriancc. The Just method Of apportonment.
which mp 70 n certain point. had been followed was
deliberately abandoned and. instead ~ awarding the
three remaining members ~ Assembly 20 those
counties. which. amcng the six had the largest
fractions ~ population. they awarded 10 those
which had tie cn.i. Shall II be said that the vice
~ this apportlonmeni did not attach 10 the method
employed and Their, fore T. subject 10 the condemna
ton ~ the court The Vice resulted from the abandon
mcnt Of method and the substitution OF might for right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
DIsGRACBFuL GATHERING BY DEMOCRATS.

Mlddletown, Conn, Sept. IL (speclai'-lhe DEM"
Graf. In this district having II cat and dog ume
ove, the nomination for Congress. The methods
sed I'm the scramble for the nomination are The most
shameful that have dlsgrnccd the party mere
Money IS being freely used To change delegates In
one town in this county the delegates who were
elected as Pigot men have been Offered go each 10
support Wood. careful canvass Is peihg maze o'
,h. pigo,t delegates to ascertain who can be IN
Gropced nv a money consideration. Honest men of
hn,b u,rtcs are thoroughly disguised with She un
mi SDcctncle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
First REPUBLICAN BANNER IN METucHEN.

Ore OF the largest and most enthusiastic hepuoican
,Ir.. ever held I'm Rarltan Township. n. j.. was held
nv the Young Meas Republican League Club at their
banner raising on Monday night ct Metuchen The club
n,tcd from their and marched TO the place OF meet
Amid fhc glare OF fireworks the strains OF the Star.
Kramer and the Of the enthusiastic crowd
ssembed the first Republican banner ever raised IN
p,ltan township was flung TO the breeze The PRESIDENT
~ rho club r. NJ Orton then introduced the speaker OF
the evening. O. Frank Sutherland. Oh 'e1s" ivy '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
M sTATE OFFICIALS IN ALBANY.

Albany Sept. I3.-Thcrc are no STAT" officials In
Albany ot present and only few deputies, so 1t IS
Impossble to get any expression OF opinion from them
az 10 the effect Of the decision handed down Today by
the General Term Of the supreme Court In Buffalo,
oyerthrowlng the outrageous gerymandcr OF the STATE
passed by the last legislature The cas-" VIII now go
before the Court Of Appeals. That body VIII meet
4, rcouIar session on October 5, and there secns
~ he little likelihood Of It's being called In extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

,rho members Of the Federal Republican Club OF the
entve,pht Ward Of Brooklyn held their regular weekly
meeting on Monday evening. which was attended oy
, and enthusiatic gathering The president. Thomas
,nn n,cA,ded and Robert Nmmo moved the indorse
ept Of Charles Bennett as the candidate OF the he
mh,,o., Marty for Congress from that district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
WEST SIDE MEN ACTIVE.
ENTHUsI MEETING OF THEIl
(IIIR
LOGIC APPLAUDED.

CLUB.
The members OF the West Side Republican CluD are
we'll grounded in the faith, they showed AT 'he'
FIRST active meeting OF the campaign last Night heu a
No. iOo West Eighty second st. Among those pres
ent were J. l.. n. Hunt, L. VI. Stanton, o. e. froS''
J. L. Taintor, j. NJ. Stevens, G.. =. Kingsbury, W. a.
Daley Dr. W. 0. Pnmpton and DR.. A. W. Lozlcr'
At the business session several members were al
mitted TO the club, and amendment to the consul
tuition was submitted to enable young Republicans,
not yet OF voting age, become members OF the club
After the business session the members adjourned 70
the large audience and listened TO able addresses
made by Robert W. Taylor Colonel Charles ii. Denni-
son and Colonel T. c. Campbell, president OF the liam
ton Republican Club. President Taintor first spoke
briefly showing how much is at stake in the present
caTnpagn and urging hard work. lie followed by
Robert W. Taylor who said in part ave ned Or
ganized enthusiasm In this campaign activity that will
cal out votes for the Republican party. The Repub
lcans when they once become aroused, can accom-
nllsh wonders. The task Is TO awaken them TO a
,Iizaton OF what Is necessary and TO inspire In them
the sprit which Rhode Island and Oregon Repub
leans have shown" Mr.. Taylor went on to give an
ab,e exposition Of the Mckinley law and the pin-
,lples which undere it, lie compared the labOrlng
classes of the United States and foreign countries, and
discussed the philosophy OF their relationship to the
tariff
Colonel Dennison and Colonel Campbell both made
brief and telling speeches, and the club unanimously
adopted resolutions approving President liawson's
letter Of acceptance The officers OF the club are as
follows: President, Charles n. fainter; first vice
president John L. y. Hunt. second vlce-prcsdcnt
J. Edgar Leaycraft third vice president, l.. NJ. Stan
secretary, Frank Brainerd treasurer, Austin NJ. slau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
THEY LEARNED HOW cor SHE WAS.
rnorn The Minneapolis Tribune.

I'm an as ouet rin generally considered lacking In
,hosa qualities that characterize coquette, or even
practical Joker but she was popular g,ri as .ne isr n
6pcd thousand consequently certain amount OF AT
tenton was never missing. During the summer DAYS.
ha |. 81 10 tho woods was the universal cry, u
canning PARTY pitched Its tents on the shores OF one
- ,b nriIest lakes that dot the country ard OF me
dozen members aba was easily one Oh the most Ia'oeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Tribune ONCE. sept. a. q. m-The skies were
sunny until the middle OF the afternoon and thereafter
there were occasional spnkes OF rain southeestery
$50. ,i.no a. one time 20 velocity OF 70 miles al
nan, nreyailed Humidity above so most OF the
lime The temperature ranged between "a and 40
degrees the average (1Os) bong II lever than Oh me
and higher than on MondaN
In and this city to-day there VIII ptoSaol, , DC
~ ohv warmer most OF the day cooler, perhaps at hgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
MIST TIE RAINBOW REMAIN UNCHASED?

san FyDING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC PLAN To
SWEEP THE wE:TJTHE MONEY GIVES OUT
Chicago Sent 10 (Specan.-Iinois Is the ohc
Western State which the Democratic Nntiohai 'o"'
mitee Is 10 try TO capture this fall. lhht iN'
developed this morning as the result OF the cohi''
ercu whlnh Chairman Gable, OF the "W"sterh brahrh
has been holding with the Democratic S'hte '"'"
r,ttoe Whom Congressman Gable first brought M
"Western Granch- here and dumped 1t In 'hc'2o'
II was Announced that It's purpose was to secure NV
electoral votes II long list OF western sUhteS w
Cleveland and Stevenson. 1t was TO carry l'nhoiS'
Iowa Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota LOT t"'
Democrats and might reach over ana gro NeDr'lSA''
Kansas and tho Dakotas II II had time ana felt SO
disposed To-day oil this programme Is changed
According TO the present plans OF Chairman 'aDl''
Illinois f. tbc only State he Intends % put any uhe
and labor into and II Is In Illinois that the Deinocra'
viii concentrate all their money and all their work
I, was ont Of the usual squabbe about money that
tbis determination When Congre 'smnn Cable
came out here It was popularity supposed that he had
brought large fund With him This was lar from the
truth. The Chicago contingent was clamorous ana
aid with some show Of reason. that II foreigners were
IN no noturalzed lodging house voters registered the
utcrate Taught how 10 use the Australian ballot ana
other methods for bringing ont The Democratic Vo''
employed the leaders must have cash ana plenty o' -
The state Committee Wa also lmportuha'e' ]"
showed that IL had arranged for nm expensive cam
paign, had practically dstouh'cu MI u,
resources was out Of cash and must have help' Inv
Comfy Committee said It was dead broke tina, u
hoped 10 get about 800 900 from IT. canddatcs-u"
what was that In n big city like Chicago anu "''o
appealed for aid 5000, ue
Then Mr. Gable took an account OF stock lie
egurod I'm 400 900 which a New York newspaper hAh
collected for the Western campaign but when II sun
holds. He figured his own personal contributor ~
the fund which Is considerable. aud then he stopPou
Material aid had been promised HIM by ha,nDgf ~,
ich democrats I'm Chicago, but they had silphlilcl
hat whatever they subscribed must be 5rht IN ,ni'
-i.te and the money would not be a'alhDic ei'
wher. This morning a decision WAS arrived at At
vas plain that there was not money eh.u-h 10 ,.t ,
around but with tie Chicago contributions terr n n
Ie ,nough TO satisfy Illinois. 80 II was dcclucN ~
~. nnIv WAY out OF the difficulty, that Iowa he
passed by. Wisconsin neglected. Minnesota iIrso,r
aod Michigan left work ont IT, own hhiNhll"l j.
lille the light would he made I'm Illinois. ana inc VAN
attempt made 20 carry IT. electoral votes for the Demo
cratic ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
is OF England 10 adopt free trade,

1t is to the interests Of England adopt trade
but it would be political suicide for 10 do So"
Colonel Fairman mentioned also the percentage OF
paupers in the State OF New-York during the time in
1854 when the United States under a free trade
administration. at the end OF that time" he said
was one pauper to every thirteen people," His
address throughout interpreted with many torcible
lustr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
THE p,nprroRp ELECTION TO BE CONTESTED.

p,dhotord Ne.. Sept I3.-The Republicans will con-
49,, ,nrdavs election in this city, alleging fraud
in that the Warden elected from the enclosure the
election clerks and ballot clerks after the polls
closed. The Republicans claim that these officers
were entitled TO witness the count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Ye Editor Gets Even.-From The Blunkville Bugles
our esteemed contemporary has tit TO publish
an ALLEGED picture OF ouse looking through the bars OF
a jaildODr. We wish to say that the opportunity Tor
viewing us after such manner may come to our
esteemed contemporary than he expects-buu
we will be on the outside. '-(lndannpols journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Is the only line that maintains a strictly frstclass
limI ed trnin between New York and Chicago. All
other Limited express trains are merely imita-
lions NJ .hA celebrated Pennsylvania Limited. >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
.rx,rop pETrIGREw CONFIDENT or NEW YORK

Washington, sept. - (spccIall.-scnator Pe'tigrc"
was I'm Washington for a short time odhy' ana ie
,urncd 10 New York this afternoon. speaking Oh ue
political outlook 10 "siar' reporter he s""
our folks are greatly encouraged We thihk We
o co,,c IN carry Ncw-York The betting Is In favor
% uorrison | think the result Of the Maine election
will, do US good If the minority does not get too large.
4 small minority - Maine Is what we want 10 "orh
nur folks and tO wake them mp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
FORECAST FOR WEDNESDAY.

For England rain; brisk to high southe1stcrlv
winds.
For Eastern Ncw.York rain brisk 10. high south
ea.tery winds slightly cooler in the southern portion.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA, Ncw-Jersey and Delaware.
rain probably CLEARING wednesday evening slightly
cooler I'm Eastern Pennsylvania and Northern NewJescy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

When baby was sick, we pave her Castofia,
When she was Child she cried for Costora,
When she became Miss, she chung TO Oastoria,
When she had children, she gave them Castoriss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Don't irr1tae your lungs with stubborn cough
when a safe and certain remedy can be had In Dr..
Jayne's Expectorant. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Ianoline Soap contains Lanolne, the fat natural N
the skin The only soap for skin irritation the toes eoa
the nursery Ask your druggist for Lanollne SOAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

1rihaus Elixir Of Casaya, famous for over 90 800
family tonic, IS posltiVeiy sne oIienss'
Refuse the worthless limitations. Mnhau le3 B'"sy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
COLONEL. FAIRMAN IN THE lid DISTRICT.

The regular monthly meeting OF the I'D Assembly
District Republican Organization was held last evening at
No. 4G6 Pearst. After routine business was transacted
Colonel James Farrnan introduced by Philip Van
wyck president Of the Organization The speaker gave
address the vital questions now up Tor pubic con
alteration in manner which held the attention OF those
who heard him for over hour. Colonci fairmAh' u
speaking the tariff, said about all the countries OF
Europe. except England have. result OF ther On
perienee in political economy adopted protection as ue
only policy Whereby the interests OF their people
be served. There is cosent reason why Ehel""u
should adopt free trade. England Is country whose
territory Is too small raise enough 10 eed
her people, and hence she look to some OUTSIDE
Jor that necessity Upon European nsuohs her
trade doctrines make impression and IL ~ Only
In this country that England Ind listening car
That country has market for her manufactured sooas
cad 10 obliged to look other countries for market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Bnrys Tricophcrous for the hair has been SefoS ~
nubc for over 90 and Il to-day the most popuAs
toilet article in the United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

The Cambridge, 6thavs. and asd;sss Ba HISS
model hotel. Cuisine unsurpassed. LORENz hElCAs
Proprietor.-( Home Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14

Sutherland gave forcble and clear presentation Oh Ao
important State issues and lucdly explained 'he u
between Tariff for Revenue and Protection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
Gueeial Notifies.
Post once Notice.

Every home should have bottle ,,, ~.
f the famous Crown Lavender salts e sure you se' 'ns
,anuine AZ there are worthless limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
Bar.
Inch.
500
800

In this diagram q continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure Indicated by The Tribunes sell
recording bal The broken line represents the ten
persture as obser,ed at Periys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
VAR NEWS FROM TENEZCELA.
prsrxrss Much DI'TUGBED BY A REBELLION
NOW ALMOST PIT DOWN.

now ALMOST PIT DOWN.
Tho steamship Philadelphia. which arrived here
yesterday from In Guayra brought news Of the troubles
In yenezuela The Bolleiin de NotIcas,' the Gov
crnmcnt organ published In Caracas. on April shid
That the Government troops had been everywhere We
,orlon, and int General Crespo was In full Night WIZ
600 mon. Valera and Carvnjal. two towns which wer'
held by thc rebels had been captured by the Govern
mint troops under General Truilo. who occupied th'
cities after A short conflict on April q. The towhs Oh
Arour. and Acarigua had also been captured by the
Government troops under Generals Diego H. ferfai
md Rafael Planes. General Nen2ano. prominent
rebel chief was said to have suffered disastrous
d,ot General, Bacz and Uarrillo had gone TO attach
the town Of san Juan.
Tho Consul. General Of Venezuela I'm this city said
Yesterday that peace had been restored In venezuela
and the attempt q General Crespo to seize the "oV
ernm.nt had met VIII disaster. lie said that Tho
r,lrnor, Of nchung I'm Venezuela had been mnch eN'
orcernted His advccs showed that the rebels had
been everywhere defeated and peace restored Cap
tain ChambGrs Of the Philadelphia snid that every
thing was quiet In La GUayra when the steamer sailed
on April o. IIr was Oi the opinion that Tie uOuU"S
IN the interior were Mt an end
The largcs, body Of men under aims in Venezuela
now Is the force under General Rodriguez. which con-
.,sts ~ 600 Infantry and $50 cavalry. The Govern
nent organ saws that General Ccspo Is fleeing toward
the ranos OF The Ornoco and Is anxious to give mp
hi, fight Carlos VI. Burn, who was passenger on
the PHILADELPHIA SAIL that business almost AT a
s,and,,ln In Caracas owing TO the disturbed state Of
,be country lie said that on March 30 fierce con.
nlc between the rebels and tie Government troops
took place at TruIio. a town about go miles nom
coracas In which 80 ~ the rebels were killed and
many wounded. The Government troops made u
forced march and attacked the rebels about daybrcak.
The latter we're badly organized and were overcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
The Collapse of a Rotten Tenement.

with crumbns foundation and shaty bulsng walls is
more certaify to be looked for than sudden giving
way OF constitution sapped by oyerwork, unremt.ng
anxiety or exposure To hardship msgn climatic In.
nuences Against the disastrous effects OF each and all Of
these Hostrttcrs Stomach Bltters is All erectua safe.
guard. It iortncs the system against Chem by infusng
into It fresh Ngor begoten OF renewed and complete
digestion and assimilation OF the food and
reparative action upon the exhausted tissues and i'm.
roverlshod circulation No preparatve for the under
going without injury OF unusual amount OF bodily or
mental work no means of avertng lnalara Infection or
disorders born OF oad diet and impure water equals this
super at.,cy fine dfensv, invicorlnt Tlko 70 for dvs
pcps!a constpatlol bil!oa mes, kiay troub
10 grippe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Francisco. ADrl 1892.

SEVEN TRAINS TO CLEVELAND
| every day New-York Central. best route. =