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SHE DROWNED THE PREAC HERS VOICE
WOMAN INTERRUPTS A CHURCH SERVICE
PRAYs ALOUD FOR PASTOR AND PEOPLE

A WOMAN INTERRUPTS CHURCH SERVICE
PRAYs ALOUD FOR PASTOR AND PEOPLE
AND SINGS HYMNS TO POLICEMAN
Mrs Barbara Brown. fifty three years oid' OF NO
"a Segel-,t Eastern District was arraiened III the
Lee Avenue Police Court Yesterday on simple chais'
Of intoxication Policeman Bonn Of the lmr''eh,'
Precinct Police Station. who arrested the WOMAN 'hu
the court how She had disturbed service in the Hop
kips Street PRESBYTERIAN Church. sunday night n"
SAID the woman entered the church While the heV'
Mr. Flman was preaching and marched mp the centre
aisle she stood IN front Of the pulpit ana stretching
forth her hands sail:
81 have the spirit Of God within me. nave come
to save you. Let pray"
Then she dropped on her knees and began 10 pray
I'm q loud tone The pastor went with his sermon
until the woman raised her voice so loud 'ha' ms
voice could not be- heard Then an usher attempted
to remove her. but she turned on him and cried
You are falls shepherd. Leave me mat ma!
carry out the work | am assigned TO do.
Policeman Bonner was summoned ana he lonh'
II necessary 10 remove the intruder by main force
As he dragged her from the church she shriekcd
struggled and prayed. Her hat was torn of In ,hr
struggle. She taken TO the police station and
locked up for the night. She prayed aloud in her
cell great part of the night and while being driven
from the Station court Yesterday morning she sang
n hymn Because Policeman Bonner would not join
in the chorus, she told him no policeman could enter
the kingdom of Heaven.
How do you plead 10 mis- charge Of inoxication p
asked Justice G0etting
Il plead for the salvation Of Gods children. On
January 6 spirit No 2oo entered my soul and took
up It's abode there and il talks through me
. Judge, you should be different. Let me pray with
yeu. II will do yOu good said the woman.
"This woman should net be charged with intoXca
ton. will hold her for cXamnatiO as TO her mental
condition. said the Justice.
Later in the day relatives came 10 court. They
said Mrs. Brown suffered from religion MANIA but
was harmless. They promised to for her and
were permitted to take her home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

The Village Improve mcnt society report, the gross
receipts e.: last year at 5G2 -. AMI g." net receipts
425j -. Justice Jos ph II. Crane will submit
the testimony taken before him relative &, 40" -ho1iing
arair between \. !. Adams a." lawyer and sylvester
sherwood several w"oh, ngp 10 M" W"-tchr-tcr
County Grand Jury. and an attempt VIII d" mad" 10
indic Mr.. adams. The complainant j. lrnh Il.
sherwood On behalf ~ Mr.. Ablam sherwood. adams
ALLEGED ri the time that sherwood abou' 10 make
"a murdcrOu. assault upon him. sherwood argc- That
Adam, ha, brOlcn up H. home
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS


BCCKINGHAM-Thc Rev. DR.. Brsinard OF Auburn.
n Y. GRAND UNION-Major Mori. OF the Japanc.e
Army. and KOaro -akura. of the japanese Navy.
HOFFMAN-Van Leel Pok United States Con ul-t,clcrIl
at Calcutta. HOILAND-J. Sterling Morton. Secretary
Of Agriculture. PLAZA-ExCoyernor David Il. Francis.
Missouri WALDO RF-EX.tioyernor John Lee Carroll.
Maryland and }. j. DE- Groot, Dutch Consul at Port
Prince.
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HE STOLE TIE JUSTICES WATCH.

Michael REYNOLDS arraigned Yesterday be
fore Justice Goptting the charge OF stealing The
watch of Justice koehler, Of No 5O4 Marcy ave, Oil
Sunday. As the Justice was passing broadway ana
Hsyemeyerst. two men jotIcd against him. One
of the men uaspcd his watch and ran away
Justic. Koehler started in pursuit, and was joined
nv RaIpb B. WILCOX OF No. :i7 south Ninths'. who
caught the fugitive and turned him over to Police
man Schasner. The watch was found Oh the street
near where Reynolds was captured lie was hcs 70
answer charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

The fire department j. 70 hc equipped with l'oj
feet ~ additional ho," TO MORO" do" PARISH 'n'r'
# the Church of Our Lady OF Mercy will hbd W'ni.
I'm Iurly'- Grove. on ihlrElIN evening lh'
rricklavcr.'. Pa,'.rors' ard Vi n Itcmaional
ruion 40 a. viii hold ,hcir annual picnic AZ FoN
ISLAND. John ". lpuI-hurY has ben elected
president. william j. Ab.riroh vice pr .ld"it ann
Chester Water Company
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IINRIe ItNIl

The old road leading into Hart -d1l" >iiiion,
Immediately east 4 IN" Harlem Railroad track. wa,
Officially closed yc-eriuv bv ord ~ ~ David Cromwell
william II. Hustled and Frederick Clark. commits
sinners APPOINTED for thar purpose or The applicant
Of Charl"~ Butler ana "rl'0m g.. Hitchcock Who
have recently spent 10000 in the buliins Of new
approach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

Trouble may result from the great century run
from Fast Orange 10 Princeton and return last sat
urday under the auspices Of the ATLANTA Club The
Kings County Whcclm"n are It l. said. TO make pro
test AGAINST the award 20 the Newark Wleclmcn Of
the prize for the club having the most riders at the
finish of the run. The Ncwark Whcclmcn had thirty
two rider tn" finish line. and the Kings county
Wh,clmrn had seventeen. On behalf Of the latter,
il + now aid. that two Of the Newark men were
ineligible 10 compete, according to The rules Of the
League + American VIII. eimcn II j. also ass rtel
other men who rode under tn" Newark Wh@men >
color, do not belong 10 Hat club. and only twenty
one who ran were qualified.
Receiver George Wilkinson. Of the dcfunct Newark
SAVINGS Institution, nlrl with the County Clerk Yes
tcrday h- quarterly port. II cover, from April
to July l. and il showed that he has S-1.2-j 30. The
assets Ct the old accounts" ar" Sn1 BIS ~. The
total of stocks valued ls HIi2j67 30 He reports
nidie, Of the account ms dividend, due dcpOsitpr,
and not called for. -. 80 90. The balance hand
for the new recount Is 81. 1874 30. The assets
$j53l9 50. There is due dcpastors 81 1856 30.
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TAnRNTOWN

The twenty FIN annual excursion ~ solomon
Lodge +. and \. W., I, booked 20 take place on
Wednesday, August .. The Westminster
County saving, Bank reports II, deposit, a 81 ZIG,
sI7 81. and It's surplus l-J.2j6 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
ADMIRAL KAzNAKOFF To VISIT SEA GIRT.

sea Grit. y. J.. July Il (spccial).-Admirnl Kama
sof Of the Rus sian fleet now in NewYork IIarbor
together with his complete staff, will come here on
saturday and will remain here for several days. The
party will De- the guests of Governor Wers. and will
be received at the State camp with military ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
NEWARK

PATIENT ESCAPES FROM AN ASYLUM
1t was learned Mt Newark yesterday that John T.
Ferry. lawyer who confined I'm the Essex ,nnty
Asylum for the Insane. escaped from that institution
on Friday last and that he Is at present ia NewYor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
HELD FOR PAwNINCi J. II. DICKS PROPERTY

Rudolph Waebberking, the janor ana general over
seer OF the home of J. IL. and William Dlcb. the
wealthy sugar refners. at Nos. l36 ana 'H South
Ninth-st who was arrested Oh saturday, was hen
yesterday to await the action OF the Grand Jury oy
Justice Goetng, Il charge OF grshd larceny "he"
Waebberlng WAS arralgned William Dick was In court
ana told IN. Justice that several members OF his
family had come into the city from the country 10
make an examination OF the houses in order 10 edrh
how much property wacbberking had pawned' Inc
prisoner made several attempts 10 speak to MI DicR
and when latter refused 10 listen 10 him ne broke
out crying He declared 10 the court that he III
tended to redeem all the articles which he had pledged
Waebberking's wife In court carrying young
babe. She wept bitterly and appealed In vain TO Mr
Dick to withdraw the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

lie mas wIitten to. Captain Hnckey, asking for his
discharge. lie was only patient In temporary
custody and the asylum authorities will not pursue
him. Mr. Perry at time ono Of the best
known lawyers In New-JerScy. lie is fifty years DID,
native Of sussex County. and graduate Of lrince'oh
Willie practising In NcvIcrsey he twice elected
10 The legislature. Later he moved To New YORK. anu
in Is became identified with the New-l0rk bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

Of law The practice Of gerrymanderng was serious
evil and one that should be condemned. but IN thls
| case no had no power change the apportionment
and e did moi think that the difference was more than
| 10 y cent The motion was denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

MILIIONAIREs.-A complete list OF the l.041 mile
smares Of the Uni cd and how they made thsP
money Only list ever compiled. Valuable TO studsnfs
economists and promoters Of new eAtsrprissA. ~
cents "a copy. Infe xibie cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

WAR sTORIEs.-Over 10 tales OF tho Civil War. By
Mon soldiers. Inspiring thrilling and pathetic. West
of them written ior Tribune cash prizes Is ceuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

TRUsTs-Argnmeuts In their favor by =. c. T. Dodd
solicitor ofthe standard oil Company, and argument
against by 7. v. Pswdery, Grand Master Workman IL
the knights Of Labor. 5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

VILLAGE IMPROvENENT.-Two charmns nrticlss
BY Is. &. Nsrfhrsp the prime In this work. New.
York City men who to help bsautify their native
country shsuld read tnis. cents csHg.
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PAMPHLETS.

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for two months
in successive issues of The Weekly Tribune betweeu
VIM. W. stewart. 4. :. senator. for tree silver on
the basis Of 1 to 10, and Roswell &. Horr against.
Now repubshed In pamphlet form. 10 pages. -
cents Il copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

ALMANAC. 1s93.-Third Edition. revised 10 the first
Of April. A really splendid number First Of the
grest Almanacs tho market. 3JO pages New
ready Facts about the Worlds Fair. % csats =
couy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribunc's pamphIef has great pop.
uIar value. All the new wnrships described. with
number Of guns, dimensions, ETC.. etc. This number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d

E & W "OCTA.' SHATTEMuC" f. & w
l. Either style you wear u low collar.
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BIG IsSUES.-The best Of Roswell g. Horr's Vrti.
cIcs In Weekly Tribune on the Tariff, Finance Lil
silver. An education in itself ID cents
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Announcer 1ts.

rrowns Camphorlt"d Synonymous Drntilricc is
81, i.-f iooin lnNdrf i IN" world Tor D.e>er,InQ the
,ct, "llfrc~hng and delicious" - cents lotte.
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR THH
UNION.-A new collection april, 1899 Of stories
written by actual participants riliing pathetic sad
true. - cents "a COPY.
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TlIrESDtN. LrLY 20.

columbia, columbian. Colon ........ ......... 90
Nlai state f'tt--,
Kansas SaNatia . 90
.lrlIuIia ll1uib iiImbur-.. II 90 ~
firifurp tu,l.r. I..IHuda .......... o.,
SANTIAGO y Cuba. Nassau .... .......... .
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w, DO not like badness gray hair, danIrnn nor
,h, Locks Avoid thee rrratic OF the hair by
using Parkers Hair Balsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

Saratoga Springs, Kelley Institute for tho cure
~ o"eboli-m ana opium hahit l. open RAPIDLY
g, ,, For and Information write Kerl,y In.ti
,mtn saratoga -prine-, y. Y Saratoga and ret Troy
boats - 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise - sun 1S Moon sets 10 Al Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 N-Sandv II 81 Gov. l. II 40 Hell Gate AZ
MSandy IIooA Gov Island l. O2 Hell Gate 30
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CHAUTACQUA. 1SSl.-Profascy illustrated. The
story tho Sol - a copy.
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HOW To WIN FORrUNE.-Audrew Carnesies col.
ebrated easay In The Tribune In which he declared
college alton essential business success ans
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

"Congress will be called 70 deal with Q
financial condition, which IL the only menace -
the country's welfare and prosperity."-Presi
dent Cleveland, June ), 1893. in his declare
ton TINT Congress will be called 10 meet la extra
session to repeal the silver bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18
HE SAYS THE COUNTY WAS GERRyMANDERED.

HE SAYS THE COUNTY WAS GERRYMANDERED.
An argument heard by Judge Cullen yesterday
In the Supreme Court, upon motion made by Jesse
Johnson TO have the second apportonment OF the
Assembly districts by the Supervisors set aside on the
sound that the Supervisors had compiled with the
order OF the court In the matter He said that the
supervisors were required to meet and divide the
ceupty into eighteen Assembly districts. equal In
population. and each composed Of convenient and
contiguous territory" lie submitted map TO Show
how the county was gerrymand'red
After looking at 1t Judge Cullen said that If per
40. rn.v nothing Of the political complexion OF the
ststrtcts the,s would be no complaint. The court
eouA not interfere unless there direct violation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

TRIBUNE JUBILEE.-Spceches Of Chauncey n.
Depew, Geo. william Curtis. Charles A. DAM. Gov.
Mckinley. and X. e. Horr. and poem by stedman, Is
the 5Uth ami versary oil The Tribune. l5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-18

sPEECHEs-The best OF tho after. dinner oratory 81
one wiuIer this city. % cents.
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,...s.I of the Nervous system Gento. rnary Oreans
IN ,n,cnry and Stcrlty. Hours. y 20 1 8 To g.
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7 : = = y - = = T T = = y Vt
FOKEIGN FORTS.

Won t.n--'l, New York fng Bremen
arrived 1T -outh1npton Jul, =.
steamer Eg, No.n ,~r% %. lGyd , from Rrem'"
>trau~, lI"mh',t ,',r Iim-,9m' from Nc"'YorN July
,ca,ocr Nuaida an mr.. McNirol. Ncw.York arrived
srl,.i lar a. iiur July ID.
St-1uc, I,laq Mqla1.' lnr. MORGAN; sailed from
"' l.r 'o' vl.oas d. ractcy. nam NrvYork July
osal S 0 ri. !, E Trc,; ,d fS% N''-"' for
N :" ' kannr i'SG er . Ia JEW r6
Sr1 FI pa "a b"5r >'is sa JUN 5o ic New" 'N "
steamer Lir7f1e ll,. Dler from Hamburg FOR New
Steamer larn ,Br. Watkins. for Ncw.York; passed
Si,a1c, po'shoun, IN James. from NowYork July
> arri,c a. i,IamcaG Jgl' W,.so,. for Neryor,
passed. fiu-hmr = m July IT,, .,,,o, fran, ,ouoor
=, * xS si' york ImIy u.s.
' >camcr 'l-ata cpr. Emerson. from New-York June
- siam, nrr,." NoiTcria1 n; dali.uc from NcwYork
Sr.an"r Portuguese Prince rr And r.on nom New
YoiG June = arrived at Lclih July L..
"'li a'"cr nohrmIn CGtu >cnEocdc for NewYork.
st-,ncr Gcllcrt ,Gcn. Ka-mpn. sailed from Hamburg
Jun - arr,Acd a lI,m.,re Jrla rs ,.,. >.,. >...,
june ~ arrived al iIan''uig. Jul, 70.
,o N, ,2rG a. a'T Fr"%n ialv y ' " 'o'N
- steamer ,lagdsr'Ss"r nr cr,'G4I from Nc"Yorf
Strlmcr Ietimiro Otan. III Marco from Mediterranean
unrt- Tor Nrw-York passed. tihr,lfIr Juiy rs.
= amcr Castc Eden lIm sailed from Gibraltar for
S,.,urr I;vial water f'ri. Palermo July
T., \,,. Wort, pissed ,iiIh mar IuIt H.
Steamer >arfnn t'tr. Srharub"rg sailed from Rio
Ian. frn for Ncw-Nok Juv Ia.
tiam"r GalIco tnclc nraithwat" SAILED from Rio
M. ,r, f,r N'N-Noik Jul' Ii.
S,na,,"r Ma-selync ~ ~ Gca,rv New York July l.
,rri,.i Al Pcrnambuco July II.
Refer STAY NJ IIom".-Mrs. WattS-So Won have
boru PLAYING poker again have YOU have II
,,ro,f notion 10 90 home 10 father.
- MIR Watt--Bctor STAY whcr" yon The old
man lost al he hl1 and all he could borrow last
nd nnl Inlrunl
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n.ttrr STAY NJ Home Mr.. Watts 30 Won have
h,nu plaving poker again. have You | have II
,,r,at notion ~ 90 home to father.
- Mir Watts Better STAY where yon are. The old
man lost al ne hli and all he could borrow last
rirh, indianapolis Journal
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SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. July II. 1893.
ARRIVED.


S-lu.r I;o.r BIZ Thorn, -ou. Liverpool July :. with
mi 70 II Maitland kcf-"i. Arrived At Ia" lsr at II -
q
steamer State ~ Nebraska l.r Brown Glasgow July
o. Mnti" n.ti nd" and 20 cabin ana 10 ,t"'rogr
lni--'tr'l- g. Austin. BSliwin Co. Arrived a. the
Tar d.. -
II am.- Ethiopia CBr Boothty. Glasgow july 9
ana Neville =. wish ul1-r and ~ Hrs c1bh 3 ~cond
lut q ot-r Passengers 10 Hen irr.on Bros. Al
~ anlrf Amsterdam Dutch Sicinc"r Rotterdam Juy
with mi-c and 50 .lhiu AMI iG storage Passengers
iuucb. Iitr s. %. Arrived AZ the Bir at noon.
~f'.i.r'r Nopil-n Prince ,lr Morgan. I'di June -
.--lna 20 ~, fuo y with fruit {" j Neae"r Ar
ttrI q the Iaf
steamer Plaza lltaII rainl Palermo June ~ ana
i,h r.l'r july , with nd" Ia Ih"ip, Hos AffiNeg at
ann san o-gio tItal. Janen'. Palermo jun %
SON .uto - ani "lralar july . with md'" To- Fh"p'
BIO. tfil'.d - Do Pa ~ = ~.
steamer SIMON burY Nor Christie. Ho.p d'l Iott~
tuiy with ml- 10 rll"-pic Bros Arrived al inc l'ar
IT ~, NJ.
torir - Ttluc.fDu 20 Car. Grac'~ 30 |rNto"n july
EanFirc Arrived ~ tn Hlr at 20 m g., III
steamer saratoga leighton Havana Jnlr lS WIN
nd. and 81 pa--cngor- 10 Jam,, l. Watd & Co. Az
..,,d at IL. Bir n 10
shin Alexander Yrlr- lprl. ~ 8 Johns. Durham.
Calct Bucna - dave. with utrat" Of -od' . ofi'i YES
SSam'r II Sai HIGGINS. Neworeans days. with
md-a a. ! ] Van - &c., ,
steamer C!W 90, Augusta Dlcg"tc. Sayannah. with
rd.e ana p, ,.cn ger. 10 !, !. Walker.
>,nmcr il7ir henderson. Van XIX. Philadelphia.
>l.iv II,-t y ! Juh l.. - m-wnd east. LIGHT
ni- cloudy. rlct hr1r
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.

lhlDU NE DIlCA lIONOs
PAMPHLETS.
JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for months
in successive issues of The Weekly Tribune between
VIM. VI. stewart. 4. =. Senator, for free silver on
the basis Of 1 to 10, and Roswell c. Horr against.
Now republished In pamphlet form. 10 pages. -
cents Il copy.
NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribune's pamphIet has great pop.
uIar value. All the new warships described. with
number Of guns, dimensions. etc., etc. This number
also contains the Gillian complication. ID ceuts =
copy.
BIG IsSUES.-The best of Roswell G. Horr's rrti.
Gle. In Weekly Tribune ON the Tariff Finance iit
silver An education in itself ID cents
NORTHFIELD. 1872. - The exercises there 10
cenisn copy.
CHAUTACQUA. 1sss.-Profusciy illustrated The
story oil tho season. - cents IA copy.
WAR sTORIEs.-Over 10 tales OF tho Civil War. By
Union soldiers Inspiring. thrilling and pathetic Nest
OF them written Tor Tribune cash prizes. 2jcsuts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In their favor BY =. c. T. Dodd.
solicitor ofthe standard oil Company. and argument
against by v. Pswdcrly, Grand Master Workman IL
the knights Of Labor. cents.
ALMANAC 1s93.--Third Edition. revised to the first
Of April. A renily splendid number. First Of ths
srept Almanacs On tho marAoI. 3JO pages New
ready Facts about the Worlds Fair. % csats =
copy.
VILLAGE IMPROvENENT.-Two charmus artciss
BY Is. e. Nsrhrsp. the prime In this work. New.
York City who want to help bsautfy their native
In ths country Should read tais. eeuts csS.
snares Of the Un I'D States and how they made thslp
money. Only list complied. Valuable to s'adsnfa
economists aud promoters Of new eAtsrprisss. ~
cents copy. Infe Xibe cloth. 81.
TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR THH
uNION.-A new collection april, 1899 OF stories
written actual participants THrilling pathetic sad
true. ID cents u copy.
HOW To WIN PORTUNE-Andrew Carnegio's eel.
cbrated essay In The Tribune In which he declared
oege educ essenal 10 business success ans
ihat there are many for men ever.
cents.
sPEECHES-The best o the after. dinner oratory 81
o wiuIer ~ this city. 23 cents.
TRIBUNE JUBIIEE.-Spceches Of Chauncey NJ
Depew Geo william Curtis. Charles A. Dam. Gov
KinIcy. and K. q. Horr. and poem by stedman, as
the 5Uih ami ver,ary OF The Tribune. Is cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-06-15
SICKHEADACHE

~ AXENSNts offered by the mnnufactur-
NJ MA ers OF DIR. Sase's Catarrh
~ xM Remedy, for a case OF ca.
IA tnrrh I'm the Head which
NF&Ey they cannot cure
xysEPTOWs OF CATARRH.-Dull. heavy
ascharres falling from the head into the throat
sometimes profuse, waterS and acrid az othersi
thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, ~ 9ldy ana
< ringing In the ears, deafness, hacking or
crughilg 10 clear the throat, expect Grafton OF
offensive matter toSetneS VII S h rom nas u,l
fwang"; the breath is c.ensive; smell ana
taste are impaired there Is sensation OF dizzi-
TIess with mental depression, hacking cough
nd general debility. Only q few OF the above
,aamed symptoms are likely TO De present ~
bly, one case Thousands OF cases anhually,
Without Tr.,aiiestlng half OF he above symp-
eo-ls RS II IN consumption AID end IN the
crave 10 disease Is so common, more decep-
a, - and dangerous, or less understood by phN-
3sals-
By its mild, roothing and healing properties,
Or. SaZs's Catarrh Remedy cures the worst
eases Of Cafarrh, Cold In the Hend
GoryZ. n.ic CatSrrhAI Heaoachc-
SCI druggists everywhere; so cants-
Untold Agony from Catarrh-"
Prof. w. HAUsNEz, the hmous mesmerist,
o. Ithaca, N. Y, writes: Some ten years ago
tarrh Nv family physician CAV. n ~ as
ilfcurafle and said 1 must die Nv Case was
Ruch n bid one, that every uRys - tIt.s SuLSet!
NV ~ = could become 50 N"s-se L could
p1cI .e;,S above O whisper. e morning
a .,cuShing and clearing OF y throat would
Almost sIrangle NE. BY the SSe OF Dr. Sages
Ia.arrh Remedy, IN three months, was Wen
v,-r and the cure has been permanent
ScastantIy Hawking and Splitting"
THoNNs ]. RusHISe, Esq, 29o2 Pine Street.
81 Louis No. writes: "a was u great sunerer
from C.,iRrrh for three years. Az times could
hardly breathe, az was constantly hawking
and spittiIg, and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostris- 1 Thought
nothing could be done for me. Luckily, was
advised to try DR.. Sages Catarrh REMEDY, ana
j am now a well man. l believe It TO be the
only sure remedy for catar-h now manui,c-
tured and one has only to give It . mir trial to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure"
A complete Treatise on Catzrrh, giving vala-
Able hints as to clothing. diet 1-u other matters
of Importance, will be mailed. postpaid 70 any
address on receipt Of 9 two-cent pse.sSe stamp
Address,
worlds DispennarY Medical Association,
70 eos Main Street. BUFFALO =. Es
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