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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-24
RAILROADS..

"AmER,cA's GREATEST RAILROAD"
NETWORK
(EN 7 e.! {, r.!
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
THAI sTATioS; va Street, i. ,:siy railroad ''''
EMPIRE STATE EXPHESS.
$50 %S:' iss: slssS s.::s
CHICAGO FAST MAIL.
$40 MrD'y tr tSaDy c naao H e1eSe
ADIRONDACK Il MONTREAL SPECIAL
$40 a. oa Ech ,n SqnfiS TIT Tppcr
GS The S,s "a Paul Sah aon Loon Lake DUO
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
IN no A.M.-Dails, due Chicago o:i3 a m. rsxt day
'o.o~ Complete Wagner Vestioule service.
DAY EXPRESS.
1851 not run wess of c%snd and Detroit
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 ssS:, due SnsasC oo D. H. next Gay
NORTHWESTERN LIMITED.
Ing from Albany.
EXPOSITION FLYER tLmtcd.
Great "O.IIour Train TO Chicago for through pms
scngrrs omiy.
ann r. u. Due Chicago 10 90 a. m. next day. Com;
WV pletc Wagner Le;ti0uied set.ce; new ana
elegant buffet smoking anu library sleeping staeroo'n
and lining cars.
ALBANY TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
2 an +. M.-Esecp; sundays. Due Albany 20.
room through.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
Am p. M.-Daily, due Detroit 30 a. m: Chi'
T'So cago 80 y. m. Complete wagner scr'icc'
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 r: MDGiy dys GcasG 100 pDIn mi s. s. Louis
NORTHERN EXPRESS
6.25 rist,s:burs ; os a. m, Mon,r,al ; IS a. m.
ADIRONDACK s. MONTREAL EXPRESS.
nm r. M.-Daily due Upper Lake Si7' saiana;
0 :cO A. II. solid Wagner Vest bnlc Eufet service.
BUFFALO Il NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL
73O r. MDaIy due E1la ,nDo, 30 so,v,.. m niagara
CINCINNATI AND 1T. LOUIS EMPRESS.
900 P.N:Daiy due cine!nnati 80 p; p, m' M In
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
q m r. N.-Daiy. Slerp.ne.Car passengers for Eoch.
S.OU ester only carried on this train. Due 40 o. M
CHICAGO NIGHT EMPRESS.
o1S P.,!.--Daily for Buffalo Detroit and Chicago OK
S.tC ccr SATURDAY fer CAPE Vincent Il 900 Islands.
pIrr.riELp: LEMON. NOTTII ADAM; ;, AMP THE
Two through trains daily, except sun az 2oL a. M.
due due rstsieid 10 NCitS Adm, 10 ,.
cas- Apply Grand Central station or A. H. 81 4'a
s q. noas % ws'i i; ss wasnsons 70
Tulton..t. and "a DroacN,y. r. D., Drool9no IN ~
A'? a eS;s S r. AG S Sp a. Il 80 sS
Wc.teott Exprc,, calls for ani me - baggage To~
hog 6u nGd NJ cT6c !"'0"s" E6:i H. DANIELS
'o"' General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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miscellaneous.

h.-WESTLORTOS Detective and Law
Agency divorces specially separations, de-.
scrtions, DAMAGE ,ha1Owing. prl,at. lnfor.
nation furnished; suits prosecuted and de-
fcndei; consultation free. 81 Nas>au.>t.
AT l. PRICE ~ Tanufacturer.-1
bankrupt stock Of trunks. bsfs vslisc-,
basket trunks aud pprkctbOOk~. OF Edward
Simon Bi"-. Eet,lrd NJ CHARLES
- IiWAkiI. OLD established trunk sfo..,
% 4th-aV".. bet. Stn and 9tl 81.
BOILERS Cylinders. 3sN7 feet and
BAL aud feet; . horizontal. i5N1j..
complete; one locomotive; 100 H. 4.
IiOfI MAN. 80 Watcr-s-. Brooklyn.
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trsh quotations follows rlour-FaSy.
nominaly unchanged: No sping wheat "a III
S-sc No 3 spring wheat. o b. j9d 63c: NJ - red.
- l.2o 3sc No corn. 40 1-4c: No 3 o1rn. $50 No
oats 3Oc No 9 rye A. Lee: No barley. nominal
Mo p" "Sse nS ,13 lae prime timothy seed 80 s.
a. n; 81 SO 9, d-oe - 7o shcrt ribs sides Goo'cl
S9q go 30 short clear sides boxed. 81 SOD 50 -
whskey. dis.lers' finished goods, per gal, ~ IL :
sugars cut loaf g lac: granulated 5.1Cc: Standard
4. $40: oats. No . white. b. 33c no 3 d.
81 1898 1-2c barley. No 3. no sales 80 A. q L.
$780, On the Produce Exchange to-day the brtter
market was frmor: creamery. rs 1-2d10 &c: dairy
14d15c; eggs firm: strictly fresh. - I-20 I3
Cincinnati. June 23.-Ffour steady. Wheat No .
red. 6Nc. Corn heavy: No mixed. 40 -oc Osts
firm: No mixed. 33c. RYE quiet; No = 540 j5c
Pori. IN light donant $40 30. Lard frncr'
10 IL H. BulF'ncats steady. - %. Bacon cnev
$40 81 l-2. Whskev In llgh, demand: sales. 37j
sb,s at I'll IL Rutter steady. Sugar easy. Eggs
Milwaukee. June 23.-Flour steady Wheat weak
and lower; July. 60 sc: No. . sirIng. &c: No. /
Northern. gdaG7c Corn dull No. 3. 81 pa Jsc
Oats dull No. white. 346 81 1-oc No 3 do 81 I3c
Barley nominally unchanged No. .. sec: sample
quiet and nominal. Rye quiet No. l. SOC. re
visions steady. Pork. 40 bard 80 IS. 'N
Minneapolis. June 23.Whcnt lost 90 to day from
the closing price Of yesterday and the market closed
weak and without much support. There WAS very
steady change mp 10 noon. Tn" price logan break
Ing gradually and his kept up anil the dos,
Tnde was light Cash easy: No. | Northern
So 1-2d jpc: No. . Northern, 800 IS &c. Close
June. 55c; July opened. % 1-2c: highest SO 5-sc:
lowest, 50 1-ec close 81 It. September opened ana
highest, 60 34c lowest. G3 I-sc: closed 80 lie
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Rooms Uanteo.

TED.-Furnishcd room nut DC
good ioration. Address 81 YVES, lIth.ee.
A GENTLEMAN expecting 10 be away
SUNDAYS desires comfortable room ~ prlNna,ns
ChrIstisn family between ,n,c "a s sns
RIVERSIDE, Tribune ONCE.
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PARTY OCCUPYING deirable suite,
= WIN bath, will sublet zane for summer
months. Apply nfIIcc Hotel Grenobls. Doth
end S7th sts. and 7th-ayc.
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fcIp Uantc0.
Males.

Males
WE WANT AT ONCE iciiablc men
everywhere Cocol or traNeliinp) 10 aGvrr-.se
and kecp our chow card, tackled NJ H.
town. on trees and fences along public
roads. STEADY work IN your own county
$40 a month salary and s3 day expenses
dcposltcd IN your bank when siait.d
FhANcO.GERMAN ELECTRO CO., Boz
SOL, Cincinnati. Ohio.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. II.

BALTIMORE. WtslIiNGTON: CHICAGO. CiNCIN~
NNTl, 81. Lois AND ALI FONTS rWtST'
~ i.INAN Az Nil\ltt bN ALL INAlNS.
Leave Ncv-Yofk. foot Of Libcrtc.-t.
Tor tiIItA',p. II - a III, q D. m. Il ID hieh.
Fo- PII1 SRI EG 20 T. N, T. 10 niGht.
Tor CIStINNhTi. ST. LOUIS. :, =. NJ. u y. m. -
~ wNSiiINGrOX, BALTIMORE, a. IN. O. 80
a. m. DINING car. 80. 3 30 D. m Dining lap, .. u
D. m, T. II night All Z aims run daily. .
Ior NoEFoLK Bay Lpe go r az n rl iM; sunday g
1th -, 400 Grand.st y. Y; 3H Fulton.st. Brooklyn
Station foot Of Llb,rt,.st.. &. j. =; e. " j. $500 -
Nc,v.York rian.f,r Co. viii cali for and check bag.
cage from hotcl or re ,.dencc to destination.
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Uork UanIeo.
Females.

4 COMPETENT young lady desires posi-.
ton in stenography and typcwiting salarr
moderate \. r. A., l.22i broadway.
YOUNG LADY wishes position a.
sicnographer aud typewriter; so'ne cSper.
icnce. Address X. W., 81 North Moorc-,t
TNPEWEITEE.-Wou Ike work even.
inc-; experienced. r"lisl L.. prompt; en-
N,loIcs addressed: copying AMI directory
vn.k >" ms mod rate. Can or address y.
EACUMANN, 2.1S) Sth-ayc.
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Gifn Real estate for Sale

ONE LEFT-No 80 WEST o5Tii.sr.--
S.story, IS IT,, extra finish, bathroom. cx-
tension, examine others all prices.
STEVENS. 9th-ayc.. eoYfcf 03d.st.
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Delaware. Incknwnnu1 and Western X. ".
STATIONS In New York loot Ct Barclay and Christie pho
streets.
SLIGHTEST LINE. vE-TIBrIED TRAINS.
III LIMAS COACHES.

Diee; route to NLwAhh. BLOOMFIELD. MONTGLAIR
NH UhANGt.S. summit, 4, INA. ds;Ile, UJs.in;
I.dsc, Madison. Mo.r,tsMn, ras.'ic Fat rson. B:,,
ios. Dc.er' Stinnop', bUpDS lax. iAkE ne
va hington PIII!LlrsBrKG. EA>IoN. wArEa
nos. riTTsTDN. WiLk EsBA !;lE. NXSriCOKF,
MAMlCX, 0@rOi;D NORwiCm; Wawr'.ile, liza
Uswi:G0, irmACA: ow no LLMiGA. ,UENISU
EArN. NASHVILLE. EUfFAI.O AND al ports
ME.E .T"hTmWESr AXn ,SSorTIwESr
0i0C 4. VI. 1T IFNlO. EtHfiELD SPRINGS and
p>N rf,p EMPRESS. Pullmsu Idrng tSn
meets 1T Budao vita train Tor Chici arriving > -,
- neat morning.
1870 A. W. -El.,'.IiANroN NAIL Stops at principal
100 p. M.,SCEANroN, Ei%GifAMToN. and Eli
Mii ArliFSS. Pullman Ia,lur care.
I,iO p. M.slEANToN wIL2EsHAKHE AMI P!.YM
NfIi tXPEi.SS. Pullman plrlos cars
7i30 =. NJ. CDaly).-Hr tFAIh LIMITED EXPRESS.
liar .lrcps'-. Arrives - Is 4.
8iOOiP. ". tDaiiy)-EUfFALO. re HF1tLD SPRINGS
Mn 80 - f'.,1 T@,a
Murrayst snd 80 Braatw,y 1,ket< at Ter, s.a,ors
ave %cN.Y TX; 3a1 wash.nrton,. 100 Ful;on.-,. aud
- Rroaiwav. Brookiyn. Time tables. giving full In
folmlton, at all stations. -
cheek baggage from bonl residence 10 icstina:on.
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Gclp UGntc0.
Nfnlcs

Males
WANTTD.-A man Tor coachman ana
groom e. % a. the country. Apply ~ pr
son. with references on sturdy HOrnins at
. a. ~. - - Wr-' lrth-st.
WANTED ia = vorllcn conn' -iOIl
h0u-". az active h.v about lN y'it> r
age: must rrsi1" vi Il hv parent in thi'
citr oi ironatn. salary hr-t year 500.
Addr-s ia writing ~ applicant. bon LIS.
4. q.
WANTED -r'ui.man To- tat" care -
horse. COW. Garden. lawn, and 10 max"
hiul-,lf generally u-cful about the hou-c
aad place: must d" honest temperate" ana
faithful fair WAGES AMI permanent hon"
~ the right rian gi,c full particular abou.
voDr-rlf ard references NdGrei, =. t..
CLARK. Oxford. Chonanco Co, y. y.
Fcmales.
GIRL WANTED ior genera homework
in small quiet family ,ity reference lc-
aurcd. 80 We, li1th-St
WNNIfD.-Gifl ~ ch,mbcrmald ami
waitress IN American family four persons
az Elbcr,nn. y. j.. IS the -. rail or
adGfcS, = iIowari.st.. y. y, German.
Swcdc or American profclrd.
wASTFD-Laiics a. write ~ home IN.
close stamped envelope. ELLA WHIST.
secretary South Bend. I'd.
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW-JERSEY
Anthrncitc Coal used vcy insuring
and COmforf.)
Four Trnc ks. Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Tnbic IN effect Jnne -. IsOs.

IS 90 90 a. $50 r. ~ \ 5 nsh: h. ei,S 'S
saturday night. sunday II 80 4. NJ %. 3 80, 3d.
30 O :CO =. NJ. l. ~ night.
tor lIa,rishur: at 200 ,;n?: ~ 4. n. 90 80,
nighi sundays IL 80 4. NJ. 90, 3 90. . 80 =. NJ.
For ioiisviic at co. 100. 81, A. ~. / co. 30
100 30 T.. NJ. l2:l5 night cNccpt saturday night.
sundays. II 80 A. NJ, 90. 3 80. 600 4. NJ. Il Ia
night.
For Sunbury Icwisbyrc and Wramspot 90
90 S:4j \. NJ. 90. 30 Z 80 L. NJ. II - nght
cXcep SATURDAY. night. SUNDAYS. 10 a. NJ 90 l.. NJ
II ia midnight.
70 Ea.on nethl'hem. Allentow1. Mauch Chunk. &c..
90 10 $ 40 A. NJ. go 30. -. 80 Allen
town =. NJ Sun1ay>. 20 IL \. NJ. :oo. $40 l.. "
For WlEcstarrc Pitts'on AMI Scranton s a i. NJ.
A Nn..in,.. II
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FROM PIER s. y. H.. FOOT EECTOI-sT
For Atlantic Ilighinds, Highland Beach scabrigrt.
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, at 80. 900 100
\. NJ. o.. 3Aj, 40. go i. NJ. Sundays, $50 4.
FOR ElLeron. Ocean Gr,ye. A.bury PARK and Point
Pleasant. II 90 a: NJ. 90, 3t5 80, ) 30 +. ".
For Lakewood, Toms River and Bsnesat. 4 30 A. NJ,
] :0c. 3 As l.. NJ.
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Dreesmakinq.


A.-AKIISIIC DKfSSMAklNG.-
unique designs: evening dresses special
~; motel orders at short notice: ana nod
crate charges. Mrs. McELROY. 81 East
vth.st.. opposite stewart Euil1inc
DRESSMAKER wishes few moro
customers stylish suit. 90 up; perfect
filter 90 years. experience. Mrs. SMYT1.
100 West 50th.st.. III" station On corner.
DRESsMAKER would like more custom
cYs ut hone VERY reasonable. y. Il.
ADAMS. IL Fast S7th-s..
DRESSNAKEE wants few more Gus
toners a. home suits from &c up. u.
FOX. 3l2 Yves; S0th-st.. near hvcrsile
Drive.
I,KESSMAKEis.-Jun July. August;
summer DIRE Sos latest fashions very low
piices short Do;irc. 103 West 4Oth-st.
repaiye1 redrcd rciin.d. altered and re-.
modelled To new shapes estimates given.
GWtIG. 1871 West :2d-st.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For BED I;ank Loae nr'nch and points south 70 Point
4. NJ. 4 20 SATURDAY: oaly 80. 2:l5 $50. 100
80. 5 80. G:i5 T.. ". sunday. except Ocean
and Astury PARK g:Ij II 30 \. NJ. 4 90 j. NJ
For Lakewood Toms Rive. ll9rrceat Park and Barne.
cat 30 S1j \. NJ. 80 80 y. NJ.
For Atlantic city, Vneiard and BI!1gcton. 20 A. NJ.
40 l.. NJ.
q s, 4 NJ a 4 IF.
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ROYAL BLUE Line.

ROYAL Bl lie: LIN e
EAfIt-sa TRAINS leave station Central ka!ircad u:
NeM.J, rsey. ,oot Of LIbcI ty.st.. North River
~ P0E IN iLApI;LrliIA week days ;oO. 90 9;oos
Dining Car. zoe (Brcot Iarior Cor 90. go -
ssS D. ny ~ rsh sr n o. 10 s9;o II 80 80
y. ]. rs neht.
For BALTIMORE AND WASIlINGTOE, week days
ard SUNDAYS BOO - 80 Dining carr 40 3 80
Dining Carr. D co. q go -. 20. l. Is night.
Pullman erlor Car, on day trains ana Pullman Sleep
Tickets ard PaIlor Car BE- procured 112,
o35, oG1 AIS 9f4 Ito 1923 Broadway. 7S7 Slxthave.
~ East 1fthst. 2bl ComtusGve.. 13i Fast i.jthst.
"a West l2jh.t Now ork Courtst. $50 Fulton-st..
Brooklyn and % Br' ndway. Williams burg.
The Eew-York Transfer Co. VIII call for and chec-
baggage from hotel or residence &c destinat.Cn.
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Railroads.

pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals and lnterl0cllny. Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbr0sses and Cortiandt streets.
In Eject JUNE 2l,h. 1898.
THE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS.
eaeo ond Cincinnati, Dining snesng c1I Fa',e"Ss'
ossSes 10 c9eas0 Sco5a i 10 G5 x dy
FAST LINE.
900 A.M.-Fcr ,riusburc and Central feh"S'N'h'a'
Pailor Car 70 Pittsburg
TIE pennsylvania LIMITED.
1900 NOON. composed exclusively Of Pullman Ve':.'
hu!e Drawing and state Room sleepIns DINING slys
Stsnosr1phcrs ana typcwritri,. bathroom, To-, both
seize. ladies maid baroe:shop 10 ary "d all ,ne yy
and able electric lights. Arrive C'iear' J.. 20 noo
At. LOUIS. CINCiNNATI AND CHICAGO ENPRE'-.
St Louis. Cincinnati and Chirago Nestibule smok,
ng Gar ana fas'enser OGsfhe No 30 ~ M and
Chicago ) 80 y. III.
THE WESTERN ENPkE~S.
$50 Pullman Vcstibule Sleeping Cars TO Pttsbu e.
Rag e% %"S S a. n c ssa g Sac H.
SOUTHWESTERN EMPRESS.
80 NJ Weekday, "a! m Snnd ns,nh'v aaa
$; L%". Dining Car AItSqSa EIshmoHd ATiys Z,
Louis zoo a. M second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 S nr S,s s'DT Car ecnd
ci sS S Wcck .ay g Go D. No. p
r yA aIa KoTrE for r Fonts S % S0
daily, with Sleeper to Ecw.orlcans and is5 night with
wAsnISGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1coo Imi,cd Tc'ay' b yS,
500 +. Congressional I.mi'cd" daily. Ves,iuc
Pullman raror cars and Dining Car, arriving Washing
% s sp< s Ts"T' 8 sSe sG 'a ana 90
ISL aS1 * B. Tiprr sg'5y ana a aco 70 and
Ia nisS fST nae sna 0p p,nl 9o s M DIV
If,oueh sleeper to Au.us'a. Memphis Hot Srrng :.
A,h WE i"d oSc w"fea"' Dining Gar to Mont
SOP =. M.mDaly for al point. on Che.apcakc & Ohio
for OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK Via C'pc
' ih ArT TSa6. rssl ca 40 n + b % Tf' win
FOR TYPE NAV. r., n. yccs. a,ys'.'
F' Point 1" rd .1"A 30 20 aTf e % 90 Grove 'f
and 90 90 3'"'ay w S" C,y 80 s SD ~ 80 10
and , 10 u. N. fDr stop ~ AfSurv Par. 1f1
Ocean Grove ~unG1ysl
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENlr,ss: 20, 90. go 80 on $40 70 90 wash
ington Limited. with Dining car aud ~ 90 =. ~.
y 20 90 10 3 90 80. oa 80. !; o., 90
$50 30 = 90. 'nd o 80 y. and /, L. n.rht
Accommodation II 90 y. H.. 80 and , 90 J.. SYN
days ENpio>-. 0;l". : 20 . 90. ?.3O 10 60 Il. D..
s nSoH a !o' ~ % soa "a 81 n,sai 49, ASs 3
rotation. : o, aud % p H..
For Tim -.tntics - q loa' points The Penn
syvnnia l;aiinud system april, - The follow Tirkc.
uhrcs Nos, 1873 80. 1876 1923. li3 an! .oi Hr.1.
way A>Or licu-c l3l rs, 18TH street Wr~-
l@1th street 81 Coiur,lg. Avenue az >iNth Avrnu"
a'd foot Of DrslrJs."s ard tofrindt >t-,ct-: ,our
street 500 Fulton Str - o. Bro,i Nav lfCoei,h
AnncN S'ation. loot NJ Fulton street pfOrtltn 100
IiudsCn street ilotNtcn ~ alton. jersey
The New YORK transfer COMPANY viii cal for and
check baggage from hotels and r1.nccs through
nation.
=. NJ. PETNOSI. 7. r.. WOOD
tcnciai Nanrccf. General nassr Ac Mt
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Amuscmcnto.

CADEMY OF MUSIC,
"A Sundays at to 80 p. M. Every seat rec '.ds
Nr.l, >pnrs Addresses. ksy. {. II. N1tnan Ifadel'
METROPOLITAN MEETINGS,
cot the People For tAc People, BY the People
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1893-05-25

,-,srs for Subscription, Advertising and Job
vo'' Work will receive prompt attention.
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from
practice, having had placed in his
hands by an East India missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and perma
nent cure of Consumption, Bron
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all
throat and Lung Affections, also a
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all nervous Complaints
after having tested its wonderful cur
alive powers in thousands of cases,
has felt 1t his duty to make 1t known
to his suffering fellows. Actuated
by this motive and a desire to re
leve human suffering, l will send
free of charge, to all who desire it
this recipe, in German, French OF
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail b,
addrssing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. Noyes, $40 Powers
Block, Rochester, N. Y.
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Rates OF ADVERTISING.

~. souare tten lnes) First Insertion. ....s5 90
% u.sh snbseouent Insertion. .............. 90
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The Verdict UnaninsOus.

w, d Suit. Druggist. Bippus, Ind,
testifes: ~ can recommend Electric
Biiters as the very best remedy. Ever,
bottle sold has given relief in every
case, One man took SIX bottles, ant
was cured of Rheumatism OF 10 year,
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
beilevilie, Ohio. affirms. s'The bes
selling medicine I have ever handled in
my 70 years experience. is Electric
bitters. Thousands of Others have
ADDED their testimony, so that the YER
uict Is unanimous that Electric Bitters
% % cure all diseases of the Liver
Moneys or Blood. Only half dollar &
oottie at Blossom 4 Blossoms.
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Peculiar

IN Combination, Propnrtion, and Process OF
preparation, llood's Sarsalnrilla possesses the
'uii curative value OF tie best known rene
dies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in strength and economy- Hoods
Sarsaiar.la is the only medicine of which
can truly he said, "1CO doses one dollar"
other medicines require larper doses, and Go
not produce as good results as
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar In its medicinal merit, Hoods
'srsarariila accomplishes cures hitherto un-
known. and has won the title of "The great
est blood purifier ever discovered
Peculiar in its "good name at home -
there is more Of Hoods Sarsl oarilla sold in
Lowell, where it is made, than of all other
blood purifiers.
Peculiar in its phenomenal record OF sales
abroad, no other preparation has attained
such popularity in so short time 1t
Is Peculiar to Itself.
Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness
ofits advertising, its methods are continually
being copied by competitors.
Peculiar in the way It wins the peoples
confidence, one bottle always sells another.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
sold by druggists 81; six for IS. Prepared
only by c. l. HOOD 4 CO., Apothecaries,
lowell Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1893-05-25
Well Recon, ,l,le e n tle.l.

Mr.. John Caraghar, merchant OF
Oaragher, Fulton Co., Ohio, says that
Nt. fatrick's Pills are the best selling
pliis he handles. The reason is that
'ney produce pleasant cathartic effect
@ anu are certain and thorough in their
a,, action. Try them when you want a
d Blossom.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1893-05-25

nYour children are subject to Group,
"ays keep bottle of Cham berlain's s
o0usa Remedy at hand. 1t Is a
f'o"pt and certain cure, If given as
oa as the croupy cough appears it
y, =" prevent the attack. For sale by
o'oasom & Blossom.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1893-05-25
CAicago Fire.

The most remarkable art produc
tion of modern times is said to be
the new Cyclorama of the Chicago
Fire located on Michigan Avenue,
in that enterprising city, The great
work is reported to have cost nearly
A quarter of a million of dollars, and
shows in a very realistic and wonder
full manner the great fire Of 1874,
The observer Is placed in an ele.
yated position on the site Of old Fort
Dearborn, Immediately south of the
Rush St. Bridge, and feom this his
,oric spot views this grand and awe
inspiring scene. To the southwest
lies the business portion of the city,
smouldering mass of red hot ruins,
the great north side is sea OF
flames, while along the lake shore
are two or three streets that are
doomed, but not yet destroyed, Civ
,ne here a glimpse of the old Chi
cago of ante-fre days. The scene
along the lake shore in and about
the old U. S. Marine Hospital and
the Rush Street Bridge is one OF in
descr1bable contusion-thousands Of
helpless and homeless in wild and
furious flight for safety. The whole
effect is sublime and awful in the
extreme
Unusual care was taken tc make
this grand work worthy of the sub
iect, and above all, to have Il his
torically correct. Professor David
Swing and other eminent authorities
pronounce the whole faithful por-
rayal OF this great historic event. 1t
will remain as one OF the sights Of
.he city until after the Worlds Fair.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1893-05-25
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for
the production of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost uniimA
tied, and when Syrup of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative knewn, as IL
is the only remedy which IS truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-tims
or, in fact, at any time, and. the better
it is known the more popular 1t be-
comes. -
The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-24

Bank cashiers and tellers are in
variably great sticklerS for ldentlnca-
ton. Even when their Judgment
aided by some peculiar circumstance
tells them that an absolute personal
Identification is unnecessary they In
sist upon going through the form.
A gentleman Of high character, who
lives in New York, found himself
obliged to get a draft chaShed at
bank in small New England town
some time ago The Town was the
place of the gcntleman's early home,
and. he was known and respected oy
almost every resident. But the tel
Ter, after glancing at the signature
on the draft, said briskly: You
will have to be identified.
Don't you know me-" asked the
presenter Of the draft
NO, SIR" replied the teller.
"Weu, | am acquainted with
prettv nearly everybody in town, "
said the gentleman. There is Mr.
H" mentioning the name Of the
leading merchant Of the place, whose
store was a few rods from the bank
IAN right" said the teller oblig-
ingly. Il will go over there with
YOU" and locking the money drawer
he put on his hat and walked across
| the street with the presenter OF the
draft The merchant was summing
himself in the doorway Of his store.
Say, do you know this MANI" asked
the teller. Yes sir, l am proud K
know him." was the quick reply
Without another word the teller re
turned to the bank and cashed Tho
draft. The New York man, .consld
erably amused, asked, as he pocketec
the money: rs that what you cal
identification? Why you did no
| even ask Mr.. H what my name
was
"Oh, that's all night" answered
the teller genially. II just wantet
TO find somebody who knew you =
New York Tines