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sylvan lodge !. q. O. F., elected off
GERS laSt tuesday evening for the next
oeilli-aalh - y Wy Term as follows:
= - I''-- = =. huSt
Y ''-iil Layman.
re ,Ieo'--", -. Burkhardt.
lfeas'-O, w. antelman.
tiustre--E'. Emanuel
n. illsYalla9loh VIII take place the first
!,
~. Lyman zones, OF Lockwood town
allp !" "neh returning from visit to Mil
paih es attempted TO cross the bridge at
~, martens crossing, but the high water
@A4cA nae beeh running over the bridge
l'f some llao nad loosened some ot the
llalihs aAa tue horse went down Mr.
ooiies nag cargo ot live chickens and
oSneI snlhes "hicA IN the sRipWrecl1
Witch ehsaeo Weat f3oatlng down the
eeistlli' oGl ~ managed 70 get his horse
'1iia Cart our " tAe Aood.
The only troebla with tl,a ran,,,,;oo
party u the tget t,a+ Il ,4,. ..1
iila1efial ,-.. OUT " winch ta make y prcsi-
9ealt 1Hi.iSs r. l3l&iae, fhe PLAN uapre=
leAStouS piasKy Eea Harrison, who says
.' aas' 'Sots ile Fght talng ST the right
litile, 1thd Wl'o haa given the country an
administration Mnlch even h!s political
ehenlles &fe aifa!d t0 cfltclse, Mckinley
q 5hio, heea n Maine, Allison 81 Iowa,
Jerry lsusk 81 Wisconsin, Robert Lincoln,
ana oSpeF ae.e statesmen to choose from,
II IS no Wonaer that the battle Of repub-
ileah Ao6ts " Minneapolis is royal one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-06-10
B0RCERS0N

The independents of certain town
ship IN CLARK county a! a secret meeting
decided 70 boycott Il nelghbor because Of
his outspoken republican principles
We understand that the same kind OF
tactics was attempted last year upon a
republican farmer in this county who re-
fused to be hoodooed by the Loucks-
Wardall patriots Such IS the spirit OF
bigotry and intolerance lnculcated by
these farmers friends politicians, who
to crafty their personal ambition would
institute the boycott as an American in
stitution, and surround the discussion of
political questions with the hatred and
bitterness that characterized the half
civilized tribes OF past ages. The ardor
with which Americans engage IN political
discussions and the fierceness with which
they fight political battles and then for
get and trample down any bitterness that
may have been aroused by the contest is
one OF the distinguishing features Of
American life. A democrat can vote and
advocate the principles OF his party with
all his ability and energy and yet enjoy
the confidence and respect Of his repub-
lican neighbor, and vice versa Never
until the advent Of the new party Of re-
form has the boycott been called into
use as an instrument to disseminate
,o,;t;n,l ;,&.o+,, A. . n,;+;o,1
Po4iiS"i Anou, uooion. Po,'o'.".
measure II IS the weapon OF cOWardS ana
nSSasSins and the DOlitlcal leaders who
od,oca+n = &c uh,,avor ,,r+v 4bay ,,o,,
"Noeaso ~ - Aio.o'oi pa "'
De, are TRAITORS TO american Ireedom.
------
The Teachers institute, under the man
aropon4 ~ Gnrar;n+apdant provav ,vac
.
oPeueu ldsI Nhouudy HloInIHe ioi tWo
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HARRISON :

.potrs. June 10, > p. n. Benla-
sson was nominated on the first
biz vote was. Harrison t35;
b Mckinley, l82 Reed 4.
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VIZ HAPPENINGS.
No. / Northern 70 q.

! No. | Northern 10 9.
adjes' Benevolent society will
| Mrs. Let's, on Thursday, June
E30 \. n.
Finley and 4 number OF other
koorts left Thursday TO attend
Hi Graaeyille, Mimi.
{ay the prtonvilie brewer was
shaking hands Tuesday with
| transactlng business.
tnDan 5 auction sale OF trotting
Ken took place last week the
(ed very low.
Dunham, Of Melrose, returned
four weeks visit to Jackson
tich., last Wednesday.
| Emery of Mazeppa. remained
last Sunday us delegate OF
N Sunday school convention.
kursior. rate To the state lnde-
convention to be held at Red
be 2lst, on G. Nj. q St. p. Ry.,
e fare for round trip.
nes Croal and wife Of James
D., IRE visiting friends III the
ire the guests OF l.. NJ. hGrcher
y,
mcfarland has secured Geo.
bne Uf the rustlers Tor the Oak
insurance company for this
Brown Of Big Stone township
self quite severely last week
noving some large stones from d
be farm.
thafer. Of Owatonna, one OF the
lars in Grant county, spent a
last week with his Mllbank
oking after his property inter
lis vicinity.
man received through George
/. agent Of the State Insurance
of pesMoines, Iowa, full insur-
he mare killed by lightning a
be since.
|st Annual Convention of the
hkota Dairymen's Association
ld at NatertoWn, South Oak
bencins June 2slh at 2 o'clock
continuing 3 days.
interesting game of base bal
Fec lust Saturday between the
Rnd Mllbank mines on the home
bi the latter. The visitors car
|he honors by score Of IA to 10.
unday is children's day at the
and very interesting program
been arranged for at both the
q Congregational churches, by
ren.
Gold and wife, Clayton IIarrine.
Miss Jennie ialcoit and Miss
hipple, all Of Big Stone City
Tors IN the city last Sunday at.
ne Sunday school convention.
hnk Roark, who has had charge
Vator at Nassau. Mimi, tor the
Flern Elevator Company was ir
us week to spend d few days
(tlyes and friends.
the visitors to Minneapolis this
ending the republican conven
e y &. Wood and wife, N. j
nd wife, ] l.. Lockhart S. M
= J ". Ross, w. l. Lowthlar
McCollum.
leaFs are entertained for man.
aeat lleids IN the low lands. The
lhaing IN these fields have III
areas already, and even Will
weather and the drying up o
cts, the grain in such localitie.
apoor way to produce a good
ioal ca the railroad occnrres
'Ne niles west OF here, and th,
! passenger was unable to con
run west Of this city, single
sent with mail and passengers
Ple transferred at the Washout
'ahlng on the other side. Tn
was temporarily repaired ant
running as usual today.
assett, who was the republican
LOT governor Of New York las
"a lae temporary chairman ant
s.. Governor Mckinley of Onio
q the Mckinley bill, was tn
y chairman Of the Republican
convention.
a''o. OF little misses from III!
= visiting in Mi'bank last week
Ses Edith and Ruth Gold an,
'Iu hate Thorndike were tn
sessle Downie and Miss Edn
visiting her friend Florenc,
ass aayeE OF Twin Brooks, left las
y bhsenlng Tor q trip to the Pacid
y Rone some weeks. He ex
spend day or two in Mime
s'U.e y, leaving tor the west ant
IL NJ TN. 10 m.lghsy gathering Of repuh
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Among all the various clubs ara o.
ranization III Minneapolis tins week,
shere was one more than any o1aer tllas
anpealed to the sober judgment q ,he
smerIcan citizens and told story 'hat
no amount ot tneorizlns can gaihsas !,
This organization was the lin Linen His ana
paar, Button club Of EauClaiTe, WIS.
rhe members we're dressed ia long ii'len
busters and linen pants. with linen 'o"el- s..
inc bound around their hats, ana lheif
coats ornamented with pearl buttons
both the linen and buttons manulaelureu
n factories built up in EauClaire oy VI
,ne ot the Mckinley tariff law; y = =
sucb indispntable facts as these lha' az az
awakening people to a true view o. ,ne
benifrient policy Of protection 70 amer
can industries. o b.llot
At the hour Of going to press no . pai.o.
that that Harrison was in the lead With woes u,
enough to nominate on the lirst pa.'u'' ,
which will probably be taken THIS even
ing. |
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Recent developments "a me :ai.. lla. +hat
snrance business prove conclusivelyy Iiiao i;no
DISCRIMINATION, unpaid losses, anu IN ,sne
% lie are due not so much to poor l Msn, :
era;,,n agemnu notes 40 secured only on the crop.
R1ssh Rha cash plan IS the only safe one. me
na,,,.a ne c"s Hail A Association Of Mitchell, IS
the only coupo' 42w2.
adopted it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
n1,sINEsS IN TIE SENATE.

Washington April 22Mr. lioar. from the Juu''lnI'
Committee reported bill today to aincnn sc'l'Vn
FOG Of the Revised statutes (which authorizes hppcS
,o the Circuit Court OF the United states from o'ao
courts in cases where the person cohVictcu cancu ~
have acted under tho authority OF any statute oil the
limited States or under tho authority OF any ioIclgh
,ove,, The amendment istO add 10 the section TIC
words provldcd that said appeal shall not STAY eA
ccrtion I'm caIata cases. unless accompanied by an
order from the Judge from whose dccsl"h such appear
&c taken restraining the sheriff or otOcr ohccr from
executing the sentence Of the trlal JUDGE Inc pi'
was passed with an additional amendment "or nhIeS'
such order be obtained from such lnstoc Vi oo ""po
Cont OF the United States"
senate bill approprlatng $4,000 for william and
Mary College OF Virginia for occupation ana ua'hhBcs
by United states troops during the war was taken
from the calendar and passed.
The Urgent Deficiency bill then taken up and
some Of the amendments agreed to were these
Appropratlng 800 for the expense Of representa-
ton Of Tie United states at the Columbian Historical
Exposition at Madrid In 1892 ,, ,, .,
Appropriaung SlOO,OOo fcr continuing V"c "o'N VI
the Eleventh Census
Tic bill as amended then passed ana the caieh-
dar was then taken up Bills upon 1t were disposed
Of as follows:
House bill to amend tho act Of January H. r l99p
poWdg cr me e., d Snbs c Ti ' by proydnq that The
Secretary Of Agriculture shall come In after tbs seorc
tary Of the Interior Passed -.
Senate Joint resolution extending an invitation to
the King and Queen Regent of spain ana lh desceiu
ants Of Columbus to participate In the NOrds colu''
blan Exposition. Passed.
Joint resolution requesting the loan from spain OF
certain articles Columbian relies for the WOFli
Columbian Exposition. Passed.
Extending IN invitation tn the Presidents Of the
American Republics md the Governors Of the Amer
can Colonies to participate In the Worlds Columbian
Exposition. Passed
\ discussion On the pension question was prcclpi.
tatcd by bill increasing the pension Of soldier OF
the Mexican War John kinney from ~ 10 s2O a
month. Mr. Villas moved substitute for the bin,
which agreed TO-. and the bill passed. II anihor
ICES the Secretary Of the Interior 90 Increase to III
month the pension Of every pcnsnncr who Is on
the rolls al - month account Of services In the
Mexican War, and who Is wholly disabled for manual
labor and is in such destitute circumstances that ~
month Is insufficient 10 provide him with the neccs
sares OF life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
CHARLES II. MrRRAY's REMOVAL.

Washington. April % (Spacal).-The removal Of
Charles H. Murray special attorney for the Immigra
ZION Bureau In the Office Of Unltod States District
Attorney Mitchell Is interpreted in quarters
an attempt the part of the Administration 10 serve
notice upon ofhcchoding asrifants for the honor OF
going TO Minneapolis delegates that they must either
10 In favor Of the denomination Of General Harrison
or else be prepared fall victims Of the official wrath
or course, nothing could be further from the truth
and IL Is almost needless to add that the Admnstr;t-
lion pursnes no such suicidal policy. AS matter OF
fact the services OF Mr. Murray were dispensed with
because OF the necessity Of reducing expenditures In
addition to this there work TO be done which
would have warranted the further employment OF Mr.
Murray and II was upon statement TO that erect
made by tho DistrIctAttorney that Mr. Murray was
removed This removal itsel; was determined on more
than three weeks ago. The fact that Mr.. Murray Is
friend Of Mr.. Piaft had nothing whatever 10 90 WITH
his removal within week or ten days az the ut
most further removals the immigration bureau VIII
be ordered all I'm the line OF rctrenchmcnt ana economy
such a course is deemed necessary In view Oh the
r,ohabty that Congress viii order the fund derived
hon the collection OF the headtax 10 be covered hee
sfier into the general Treasury In other wofus, une
Immigration Bureau will find Itself Obliged To ask III
the future for specific appropriations, and VIII no
longer be able 10 draw upon the head money fuhd io'
any and every purpose II sees IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
rorrc,sr FOR TO-DAY IN DETAIL.

- c,wrncl gland showers. clearing In the a'erNo0n VI
=. r,,hsrly winds shifting northwest; aisnAy
no", eycept stationary temperature on Long lsaha 0unN
and in Eastern Maine fair Sunday. A..
For Eastern NewYOrk. rain in the morning iAE ~ VOC
ftcrnoon fair sunday cooler Saturday night "'nu' We
coming northwesteriy' - o,..., Mary
.d and virginia fair days. presided by rain on mo
-. cooler saturday night: winds becoming northwest
ery. 49,, ,, ,- s,owe,s
For the Caro,nas. fair Two days. pfeceaeu oy
on the coast; cooler
ro, Georgia Florida and Alabama fair and cooler
For Mississippi Louisiana ana Eastern Texas iAi''
Tor icnnesseo two days cooler in the Last ..,
;.nturkv fair DAYS warmer Saturday nlght
~, or Wcssr,n New York Western pennsylvana, Wess
v,rn,a and Ohio fair two DAYS warmer saturday hsnA
EEnr indiana illinois. Michigan and Wisconsin. hri
slightly warmer. -, 49, noso,,s aud Nehasxa
la 10, Missouri and Kansas. AIR; warmer.
For colorado fair followed by showers In the west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
Has cured others, will cure you

bill carried total appropriation Of S24,26o'7o9, an"
reported 10 the Senate, the total Is F-iolifo' Il"
Increase OF s25iCOO The most important change
was the excelsior OF the clause prohibiting the payment
81 money FOR transportation OF troops over non
bonded lines owned operated By the Union racine
Railroad Company. The committee also struck out
tho clause cutting of the extra pay OF aduantS ana
Inserting m allowance elui to that Of mounted
officer Of the rink Of the adiuan'. IL also struck
out tho paragraph assigning tic duty OF p1ymasterS
10 acting paymasters and officers acting as quarter
masters and commissaries ana fixed the number OF
oniccrs NJ thc my CORPS nj TWENTY-FIVE instead Of
twenty rs liked By the House. The only new item
f interest Is one appWprlatng $4,000 for the pgr
chase OF machine guns musket cahDlc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
or,rrrE NATIONAL SILVER COMMITTEE.


Washington, April 29.-The Nntonal Silver Com
mtcc a It's meeting to-day, decided TO call national
bmcallic convention. to meet In this city on lhurS
d,v. May 90 is0I The formal call, which VIII b.
accompanied by a brief address, Will be issued to-
n /. nsccrtalned from talks with members OF Con
encss who attended By Invitation the meeting OF hc
harmonoms and that the Interest In, and the demand
Tor. silver legislation by this Congress SHOWS no
Ga, .n,nt Indeed the hop. expressed that an
"pnortmnlty might get be afforded during the present.
Ion Tor some action the Bland BILL or II mat
4, nn, nnSslllr on other measure. Inc pTppo-
on Cor an international monetary conference to con
dcr The silver question received niue attention from
ncr.ors who addressed the meeting, ana, Indeed, IL
De- only Incidentally mentioned. rhora were mum
her Of public men other than those already mentiord
y, ,b meeting last night, including senator's stewart,
so,d"rs Powers Daniel, Shoup, and Mr. Barune. OF
Nnvndo 4 number Of strong expressions were heard
-, mon who declared that they would not vote for
- Ireedcntiai candidate who was against free coinage
4 Timetable lcaguc was n topic OF discussion ana
tho general impression was that su'h league ought
To la, fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

Tribune Onlce Apri 81 a. m.-Idght but rather per
sstent rain fog ard high humidity prevailed Yesterday
The lotaamed element about .95 all dav What little
wind there varied between southeasterv and south
westerly temperature ranged between ~ and % de-
rrcs the average 5iTs) being 0 lower than the corr
responding dav and lie higher than THURSDAY
In and this city to-day there viii probably be iar
weather preceded by fog and possibly sprinkle OF rau
cooler at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
- uorEL, FROM HEART DIsE4sE.

Frank NJ Roberts. .sd to be an iron ~. c,.r, HOUSE
pu,.hu,v wee found dead in his room ~ Ue 80 We
rHeOufs' 80 y" had been staying since April H. he
years old and had wife and two CHILDREN
.,arna a, III, Glsey House on his VISITS % TINS es
seemed perfectly we'll when he went 70 Oea :" a-1os
in pasing through the hall noticed nsa'
Snrnlur IN Mr. KObcrss roOm and reported He '1'' !"
,,e oc,e,. Tho clerk broke open the door.
Dr. J. A. Irwin. of No. Is "ess $50 80, 1,.ss,e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
s.rcr,r CLASS FOR YAwIs CREATED.

meeting OF the Ncw.York Yacht Racing Ass0'' ',
lion held at o'Neis. in sixtl,aye' a't nsn, - .a
c,s. wa, created for yawls. IL was resolved 70 INV
0 ,.o nccinniny at tine to be named by CoTn'S'
So,o prime the president OF the association me Sono
49,, Intuated that he would name July a. 'ne VI! W
the beginning the cruise There was
sd ,nonr the delegates in favor OF having the cruz"
,,o"nS Inc Narrows this year instead Of up uas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
.orcrpr orvEy By 4 GLEE CLUB.

The yewYorS Bank Gee Club gave a. , a"nso vas
1cnox Lyceum night Every sas III - pleasing
- Tho club was heard in numoeF 81 49,
occupied Inv ,o .,s we're Madam Lillian Bsuvc' soprano.
g9e IN tns suSarska pianist Frederick Harvey tenor
charles Roberts. tlocutlOnis' E. D. ''''i''
accompcnist. u h. Given to H. p
A complimentary concert VIII .. ~ I.,oy Iveeum
,,,o. On. conductor Of the club. at the LehoA H'S
on May "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
cy.vnrs N EyPREss BUSINESS.

Tho ovnress, business Of the Reading Railroad sys'e"
,n "a caodpcted by wetcott's Express after Nay l.
Tns Change Is partly rendered necessary by the leases
~ rho New-Jerscy Central and the Lensn 49,, ~.
The retiring company Is DoHds rApie' 49,,
necars n, the Reading ray that there ID n0~" WV
oonnnonomical sigihcance In tie ch'hse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
CONFERENCE ON THE BANK BILL.

Washington, April 22.-ln Jle House today, on
motion OF MIR. Bacon, OF Ncw-York the Senate amend
mcnts to the Ionsc bill to promote the safety OF Ma
tional banks were concnrrcd In, and conference
committee was ordered. The principal point Of DIFF
ference between the two houses is the Senate amend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
ny,r ,e.rrrc,TION OF MAILS.

WASHINGTON April 22.-Thc House Committee on
r..,o,ccs and ro.troads to day ordered favorable
report upon the bin consolidating third and fourth
,a.s mail matter under Ia head OF third class, and
oxlnc the rate Of postage at l cent Tor each two
ounces or fraction thereof All The conditions MS 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
THE VEATHER REPORT.
THE EASTERN STORM VIRTUALLY OVER

Washington. April 22-rhe storm hAs ~ tbe
man 70 the ST. Lawrence Valley. Inc couc % @
huron on1,,,o, has moved from Colorado TO EAssesh
Ealn has fallen lower lake region sna .s'
80, s,,te. The temperature has risen IN 'he N''NA
~, Atlantic States: IL has fallen slightly OF Iii ~,
west anu stationary elsewhere. The wtethu 80
malneG Tho ,t,satc Coast and be generally clear e
xbRr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

ing TO suffer fer It, with DR.. herccs Pleasans
Pellets. Not merely temporary good, bue
help that lasts. In perfectly easy and nat
ural way they cleanse and regulate the whole
system, md keep 1t regulated. Sick and
Bilious Headache, Constipation, Indigestion,
liver, stomach and bowels arc promptly re-
lievcd and permanently cured: =,
They're the original Liver Pulls, tho small
est, easiest and best to tako--and they're the
cheapest, for they're Oacranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is returned.
You pay only for the good you got Ibis
Is true only Of DR.. Horce's medicines :.
A perfect vest-pockct romedy, IN srnaA
Walls, end emily one necesaory Tor . eeeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

ooxsr,s NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington. April 22.-Thc President To-Day sent "
tho senate the following nominations:
consuls-Dwight Moore now viceconSuil' at Adeh.
Arabia George Lincoln Of now consul at
Adeil Alabia) at zanzibar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
THE SENATE AND ARMY APPROPRIATIONS.

Washington. April 22.-Tho Army Approp alton
BILL reported 10 the Senate to-day by Mr.. stewart from
tho Committee on Appropriations. shows n smaller pro-
tlonatc increase than any OF the regular appropria-
ton bills that have passed through the hands Of the
committee this session As II passed the House the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and Skin Purifier and creates, OF hnos
mdies Internally ito cleanse the blood OF an
CUTfCURA the great skin Cure and c IA SoA t
an exquisite Skin Beauer externally (to eier III snn
and scap and restore the hairl, speedily ana perhney
cure every species OF itching, burning scaS IA humo,'
Il ON infancy TO age from pmpes TO seroiuia'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

hendcd from the Chinese that l could not refrain
from it, ~ -
At the close OF Mr.. Davis speech without any
action on the Chinese bill tie senate went into cNec
tive session and at D. IN. 0umed until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

s q piece cot Of sticking plaster oil Il. Inside
OF a week | had a trdble leg. My
wife became frightened anu adylsed mo
tortd for two months, but no, good was
done me, besides costing me big money.
My leg had by this time formed into
an uicer. and got worse every day. 1
could not stand IL any longer. aud made
ND nv mind 70 60 to a hospital and sec
II / could be helped; l went % seyerss
do me any good. / had terrible leg.
with a hole In IL as big as dollar: and
pain that almos. set me crazy. 1 got
scared about lt and determined 70 Try
CUTICURA REMEDIES. L obtained .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
TIE MoDus vIvEYDI PROCLAIMED.

Washington. April 22.-Tho President has Issued an
executive order pTomulgating the new modus vivendI
between the United States and Great Britain for the
protection Of seals In Bchrlng Sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

wrapping permissible printing, etc, now applicable
n fourthclass matter to apply to the tiriciss
matter In addition to the privilege conferred upon
that class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcURA. SOC. soAr,
CSC; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the FoiiI"
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, nos'"
~ Send for "How TO Cure Skin diseases VI p"o"'
81 Illustrations and 100 testimonials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

act, and INSIDE Of i've weeks my Ieg vas Hea1 " Wet
II ever was except the terrible scar IL left for
rsmnder ~ what was once terrible sore leg. Thes,
REMEDIES are worth their weight ~ gold .
JOHN THIEL 243 f.. 93d-st.. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

He-rins'. Copcnhaxcn Cherry Cordial.
Delicate In BOUQUET rich In body, superb La effect.
AL Leading GroceIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
useless. CraZed with Pain. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies.

.bo,,, oi,b, wars ago wrote from Wiikesbarre Pa
describing low your wonderful remedies completely cured
10 ~ torrlle OF eczema or salt Ileup must
now = oi YOU what CUTIOC RA REMEDIES have again
done Tor me. ON the 22d OF lost sept mor nad hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

IAN, allowing the banks 70 extend their circuiauoh 10
the tuIl amount OF bonds deposited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS:

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure, ndca.ed BY The Tribunes self
recording barometer The broken line represents the tom
pcra.ure observed at Perrys Pharmacy.