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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-13
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.

Petition of Sarah A. Dickinson for return
of S14.S1 (including INTEREST,", duplicate pay
ment of personal taxes for 1899.
Received and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
Colonel Hugh H. Abernethy of the Fourth
(4th) Regiment National Guard of this State,
was accorded the privileges of the floor and
made a statement to the effect, that as the
appropriation made by the State for the
erection and equipment of a new armory for
the above named regiment is insufficient, the
lowest bid received for erecting, &C., said
armory being 5000 short of the appropria-
ton, he urged this Board to provide for the
| raising Of the last named sum in order that
the contract may be awarded and the armory
built on the site purchased at corner OF
| Church street and Bergen avenue, the
authority on the part of the Board TO make
this appropriation Of $4,000 being allowed
BY chapter 106, laws of 1899.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMs.
Claims of NJ. Rockford, coal for City
Hall, $27.5 90; and of John Nevin for post
age stamps, Mayors Office, 81.
Received and referred to the Committee
on Printing, Stationery and Supplies.
OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Board of Street and Water Com
m%issioners.
Resolutions as follows
1. Ordering paid certain claims (passed
June 9th, 1888.
g.. Directing the Clerk to advertise for
proposals for furnishing laying and making
80 lineal feet of submerged cast iron water
pipe in accordance with specifications of the
| Chief Engineer.
. AoI.no- f@- -, orn,OD-,o+,o, ri CO Q0l
| to pay for claims for repairs to engine houses
Gin excess of appropriation.
f.. Awarding contract for furnishing TO-.
600 gross tons of coal to Belleville and High
Service, to Haney & Hesser passed May 81
1893.
s.. Awarding the contract to Johr
Mccarthy for trimming about $500 gross
tons of coal at Belleville Water Work:
| passed May 81, 1883.
6. Fixing salary of General Clerk at ST.
per month passed June 9th, 1899.
Z. Payroll of General Superintendent
etc, for May, 1893, 81, 596. so.
Received and referred to the COMMITTEES
on concurrent resolutions.
From the Board of Police Commissioners
asking that certain transfers of %appropria
lions be made.
NeCelVeu anu iSlSllCd " tAS OoiiiiilttSC VI
Finance.
From the Board Of Tax Commissioners
requesting that the monthly appropriation
account of Printing and Stationery b
consolidated.
Received and referred to the Committee o
the Whole.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Concurrent Resolution
reported, recommending the adoption of tn
following resolutions.
l.. Awarding contract for about 1900
gross tons sugar loaf coal to Henry {
Hesser (passed May 81. 1899:
2. Awarding contract to John McCarth
for trimming about $500 lgross) 0 of Goa
at Belleville Water Works (passed May 81
1899.
3. Non-concurring in the fixing Of salary Q
General Clerk in Water Department
appointed June 5, 1898, at $40 per mont
passed June 5. 1898.
a. Authorizing tho Clerk Of the Board t
advertise for proposals for furnishing
making and laying about $40 lineal feet Q
l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-13
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY
BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER CCXLvL

An Act authorizing the board of chosen free.
holders. in counties of the second class to NIL
j. Be it enacted by the Senate and General AS,
sembly OF the State of New Jersey That it shsn Il
counties of the second class. to I'LL vacancies &C.
curing In said board, bH, reason OF death. removal
or otherwise. by majority vote OF said BOARD, Tor
the unexpired term, -
ately.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-13
A OF

Special meeting of the Board of Finance of
Jersey City, held in its rooms at the City
Hall, on Monday, June 9th, 1898, at 4.3O
o'clock, P. M.
Present-President Hitler and Messrs.
Detwiller, Fraser and Simpson (q.
Absent-Mr. Bedell a..
The call for the meeting which was for the
purpose of concurring in awards of contracts
for furnishing and delivering coal at Belle
vile and the trimming of the same, and the
transaction Of general business, was read by
the Clerk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

- "A sa.6n
s -. s-<~ ~ S~iS - ~ 49, -
-. --.s.s1 ~. ..'....sS - - - 49,
4 - ~ -h;t- k~s.-- e-e>-5 49,
49, - s-'.''...- - :. ~ ---r
- - .'-...Ia - 49, = "a 80
~ 49, - - -. - 4. 80.
-. 49, - - - ~.
s. - - -L...-. a. - -. - -
San 80. -. S-.-:S.
ss's -. -, s's--s:.- ~
$500 - 80, 1870.
sssssss s
We psss over ana oovn 70 Asdleoa
the count{ sal ~ ssuersoa eoassy,
Indiana- Madison - lnst one nueorsu
miles oesos Caesnnsu and cue a we
principal cisses IN me STATE a. ~ papoier
tson and Importance. IL y the south
eastern terminus OF me Jehersoov iie.
asdisoa : indiznspolss raiisosds yesch
wus compicted Ia lSsA Tho cry -
beautifully located IN valley nearly
three miles N length. IL y lnrioned on
the north oy rugged hills q about 4us
feet high. The sight has M elevation "
shout forty feet above the nighses
nos<iA 30 Tar rs known SiauisUp -
substantially built and has IT. me
public buildings and private residences
The streets are substantially pase'i aud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

- ehtpciso pork. ais1nnee . o.
dorookin1 letng cut tbsoeCh - -
~ epoo1 portioa q IN dkn1nnce ~
- nj dpep = nnne pioceA = 80 49,
shoue 80 q lsaesh 70 sseA ~. -
thsse ~ tbsso u saabes-
Hsu A1ha.ys IsanlertsA
TAis sruis eoaviacsd ~ that Il vosld
t.e very ens>y - deepen Grand rispr. ard
What : hssln 10 would giyo our city.
i would thea teoaoe . natiouAl city,
Two brid8es spnn the river brtuesa
Iouiesille and Je9orsouvilie. $545 feoe
over the chsnnci psopes aud 49, feee
Including the xpproachea. and ninety-
two 9est high. IL Ohio Falls bride
is a:cD fect long As,d ninsty -six fsss
high.
The river hsiug very high II the tine
q our passing down. Ne had the stimuli,
Gus pleasure AZ going over the fallA
Co oar return trip the water had fallen
about eigkteen feet. % that We had 10
pssu through the canal. which took ~
about four houra
Neu Albany il i've miles down The
rives. GA the opposite aidc frOm Louis
vttbCs ia 4A<AA0UU< ~ - Wv - eaAV R4os@
cipal commercial cities on the Ohio
river and nicely heated. West Point.
Kentucky. lice about twenty tuo miles
below Louisville. Ut the mouth At Salt
river. Ii was at ono time great print
tor boat building. Our NEXT step vas
Brandcnburg. kentucky, which " situ.
xtesl On = high blum. afE0sding 6ne
views a the river and surrounding
country. IL was 1t THE point where the
Confederate general. John Morgan,
csossed the river on bic crIe-
bratcd raid through Indisna and
Ohio during our cruel civil war. We
pass On to Mankport and Amsterdam.
thence tn Leavenworth and Rome. In
diana. and Stephensport. Kentucky. all
u which are hourishing river towna
| Next cDmes Cannclton. Indiana. thriv.
ing little place with cotton and wooden
| factories. which give employment b
about 400 banda lite hanks arc full al
| fine Sandstone, lire clay and coal. We
passed Concordia. Cloverport and othel
small points II local interest. Our next
stop Is Hawesyille, Kentucky. the
county scat Of Hancock county.
COS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
ON THE BROAD OHIO
c,nclmwArrs GREAT saIosf.



A min opou : large and comfostzblss
.s.z-.~hs.i ,....~n.,e< .te.a,~x sn the
ok:- u....--..'.s .,x.x. nth their
frs ---.-,s. -.
49, ves@ s1~"s"s -.
e<ys sHh ett'sr' '~s
On The rissf banks oesomrs ~
once . pssasurabie delight and rational
sa>oxpent which j. rarely ever fofgottcn
a. a.. .r,x.r..tizfix. Tourist Who - out
-. h..l,,. - ..~,..x.l s...r~>xi.,u.
- - a-.~.,,u.
IN 'as 'a'. 'esss' W -
tns ohp n'ef y" $50
s1ncs iis tanks from ftttsDufx. tns
Iron City. at IL h.'s.si- 10 tineinnati. the
Queen City. a.. midway station. Ia ats
mouth. We vii ssmply cootinue the
49,, 1.x,xar.f AMI when therr wc will
49,. ,.,....,,,.,.a en-. s..r AMI ~,th
- r.. a..
10 - ss,s 49,,
.s 1- ~ ''h - - ,h.xss,
80 $500 -. ,s-.un M. These lei.
tes- has. ben xsiftea with spme de
cree n exre. ~s,npk. In language and
r,tasn "A their cen@r.lf .tntementsL They
wer- written noFe Tor school children
than oisss.r per-,n-. and 10 followed by
Then. xlfk MAJ. an hsnsl. As SOME have
sio,e they Will hay. accom- piishe.f some
rs->i. an.t the Intentions III the writer
Mi, have been met. We haze tried for
correctness in figures. AZ a. locations and
y.aeranhical distances. tho population
az s.tses. With their improvements and
general progress. a. we'll as tho abiding
results. according 10 the substantial
character IL the work done.
rx.,, . ..rh.. N~~ s.,~sh--
~ -, 80 -.
" 10y "v ~s MI ny ~
s'es@ ""' '-'P az, a. -, -
so'ns ~ ~ a h,'. -. a.
a =. 'ne -, s S.s a. ~.s
me r''e".s' " - - :"
"a e. ""s '... -. -
- re. 49,.
-, W" 80 nc" .sot
ns' ~ sa ~
r.se' u 80 | 81 "a
"asn'~S sH's' 80 - 'ss l sn..s -
-. cs.'s.:. 49, -, - - 49,
III, cr,s.'., 49, .,s
~ ~" - 'N..':.. - -
-, '' a.. - ~
s 800 - !" $500 ~ - so.s :.'sS5
- 'ns III a ~. - ~ ". 49,
"e ny ~ r:rs-. a..
s.s 49, :" 49, ~ Ia -. A. S...; -.
..~~,rr~k.s In xs~,,.ras;<,r ,,,y,n m. return
% oar previous upper Ohio river trip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
SPECIAL SHOE SALE
TUESDAY. JUNE -.
Commencing NJ Ehrmans Blue Front Shoe House,
% Canal Street

failure of Howard Nelson Garrick, wholesale
shoe manufacturers fortunate again in buying
fourth their which consisted of goods
made expressly for western trade If Shoes attend
this sale If want to buy bargains attend this sale Every
thing sold this day BE and early; first
One dollar in cash will buy s. worth of shoes
this great SALE READ! READ! READ!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

For that "out.of sorts feeling take
Bromo Scltzer. Trial bottle 10 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

The first hizh water mark known 20
she Cincinsiiabs was taken February
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Furnished Rooms Wanted,

FURNISHED ROOM WANTED in private family;
moderate rent Particulars to West, boz 81
World.
GENTLEMAN wants, Monday. furnished hall
room, near 18th st. state terms Ana location.
j., boz 46& World.
LADY just returned from abroad would like .
home with private family; part pay msut in vocal
lessonsi references. i. l.. boz $50 World. uptown.
wANTED-By married couple, = large front room,
with running water. bet wesn 30th and b0th sts,
east side. Address X. Y, boz l2l Post Once.
Path Beach. L.
wANfED-A room, furnished or unfurnishsd; ;
best IsfeIsnoe gwen and required. Address
Ford, World, uptown.
peis hborhood; best references Addrsss j.
SnAisI, Is John st.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate for Saie-City.

one TiD,e, 200. per me; second 7fDte, $50.
per Hne; Thfrd aud Subsequent times, 500.
per me. No eItr0 charge On Snndd -.
Above ,Ath ST. sth Ave. to North River.
For SALE-Two large double fats, south side
123d ST., between TIN ard nth avss.. which rent
for %, 500 each liberal smount left on mortgage.
7. y. WALKER. 80 Nassau st
FOR SALf-Ptivate residence. <-toty brown.
stons front, No. 7 West l24th ST, opposite
Mount Morris Park. OWNER
NEAR RIVERSIDE DRIVE Eleeant 2O.foo T..
story tesidences; all improvements: hardwood
oAbinet trim throughout, plumbing special fsa-
ture fns view OF Hudson. For terms and circu.
lars, 323 West sd at
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Bushes. Property Wanted.

NANlED-To rent store with oven attached
or will buy small bakery In brooklyn.
COkLEY. $40 Warren ST., BROOKLYN.
WANTFD-1o lease good corner store for liquor
business got hC~n.e aud hIture-I in good To-
calty. Apply H. boz b2l World, BTOOIiyn.
WANTED To rent private stable. three or four
rtais i7th to bath st, east or west state price.
Address A. g., ~ taNt +9th At.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate for sale-st.ten island

YOU CAN HrY a beautiful new cottage at
Err tina Park, Erastina, y. L., easy terms and
monthly payments. nhout what you would pay
grand. wide ioul.vnri: commands n heautif,i
view CT tb" lay. nsighhorhpod supplied with,
sci nos, Churches electric lights, hydrant water
and stores; dry cellars. For all particulars al.
dress Or call on ALBERT LUTON, ~ Broad.
wav New York.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Business Property to Let.


TWO FLOORS TO let, suitAbis for apufaoturinE
purposes Cali At Ga West 3tthst
12tt BROADWAY, between 3i.t And 32d sts
adjoining Hotel lmporsl--bArgo or small suits
for Offices. business OF dwelling, to rooms. $40
to $50 yer month, OTIS elevator every COuvsn.
sBce. best location In New YORK.
North Of iasth Street.
HOTEL, no,r.. b0roO air and light tciinlpu,
ali kR. and bridges, store aud basement. lbi'
100 Fast l4yth At.
Misesiisneous.
EXCELLENT LIGHT OFFICES. fine order. ole-
vstor, every con vouiencs. September rent Tree
immediate posses, on. can 2JJ broadway.
Brookiyn.
TO LEASE-A new hotel in Brboklyn,
Nos. 3I7 to 81 FnIton IT..
running through to Washington st. the finest
location In the CITY opposite tnr newspaper oitces
aud nearly opposite tho fsderal Bu,dus anh Post.
Once two doors from Clarendon lioteI and few
MINUTES walk from tho bridge near tho CITY Hail
and financial centre. hotel contains las bedrooms.
bathrooms, phrlor, teadins.room. and a nAgnin.
cent hrst floor tor offices, cafe rrstaurabt. &c.
elevator. steam heat. gas aud electric light.
Apply to tho ....
u. a 81 CHATNGEY II. J.. co. Uti.D,
20I Montague at, b., brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Board Wanted,

BROTHER AND SISTER desire part Of fiat II
board with private family: moderate term
Lemon, l242 Broadway.
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire front or ba al
parlor aud bedroom. with board, between OF
and AID sts. references exchanged. N. b., box !.
World.
PARTIAL or full board Young CONT; east sid
below Dad at. hest referen noes; state family AZ
terms; permanent; clerk. Address Sooiability
495 Hudson st.
YOUNG MAN wishes perfect home In q priyat
family; downtown preferred. charge, must b
moderate. Address for days, s. o., box 10
World.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
MARRIED.

LovINt;--TABB.- On Wednesday. Sept. IS, 1898,
by the Rsv. George 3. Webster. Misc MARY
ARGYLE Tam. Of LynchburE. Va. 10 Rop.
InicK l. Lovisa. Of Bula, Va
The evening world., 1893-09-15
oIgp.
&c.. oigp.
nARI.ON On tha 18th mat. WILLIAM Il. BAA

Ie.-- 0tko.
BARLOW. -on the 18th inst. WILLIAM H. BAn
Low. aged 81 yesss.
the relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral. from
his late residence, 3o8 West 4th st.. on Friday
Al 1880 A. NJ. Interment At Oak Hill. Nyack.
BARNEs.-At Dyksmsns. n. ", on Wednesday.
ssp. Is. JAMEs T. BARSEs, iu the 92d year Of
his age
Funeral from late residence at IL A. M. Sept.
10. Relatives and friends respectfully invited.
BECK. Sept. Is, ANDRE, BEcx. assd II years.
niece OF Nine. A. Lsc,rd.
The funeral will take place from 23d 81.
church.
CHAMBERLAIN. At her residence, The
Orchards. Chappaaua, westchsster Co.
MARY D.. widow OF Ivory Chamberlain, on
Tussday, Sept. IL.
Funeral from st. Johns Church. Pleasant
Vile. to-day tfridayJ. at4P. H. Trains leave
Gvand Central depot at 2.l6. Carriages will
be In waiting At Pleasantville. Intorment At
Coopsrstowp. N. "
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate to Let-New Jersey.

DUNELLEN, n. J.--Far rent. by . widow lady.
part OF = beautiful country home; furnished or
nnfui nishod, 40 per month ono hour from Now
York. Address Mrs. T.. A, H.. p. q. boz 80, Dun.
ellen, N, j.
ROCHELLE PARK. N. J.-7.room house, barn.
Communication S5 90 psr month John q,
BECKER. ~ 80 Watts St. New York.
TO LET-Glrn Ridge. N, D., near N ,ntclair. now
lO-roon house. all improvement with or WITH
out siabie very low rent to Desirable tenant,
W. X. BRYANT co.. 20 Maiden lAue. N. Y.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Flats and Apsrtme nts to Let


unfurnished-Wsst Side.
10TH ST., 227 22y wIspZ Elegant apartments;
2lsT 81. si7 JiO, ,Sll wtsr Decorated apart
nsnts four rooYs and bath; rent" s2i to s2t.
27TH STREET. y07 wEST-fis,s three aud ionr
ro"'n., sit to@'S' uewl, pspered aud decorated.
iSli III 4Ek } Al r. saa iRooMs MD
3sTn 81, 2Gi WEST -soveu large light rooms ;
baths rent moderate.
3sTH 81, 252 wrsr thrthurl = Handsome
hAts. rooms. bath; perfect order; $50. $40.
3srH ST. 275 wISr = Physic,.n'. once aud
dwelling combined eitra ~ids, lfilhant light
old stand rooms and bath rent. 80 possession
any time.
39rH 81. 200 WEST. near sth sve.-EleGant
nats. all light decorntod Al improvements b
room, aud bath. extra lArns. low rent. Janitor.
ADD ST., 343 WEST. 81 and 80 Hats-FIvs nne.
large. tight rooms. washtnbs. ranges sly $40.
+lTh ST.. 3f9 WEST Nav bro~n.,on-, = light
msntH hall. heated.
4lTH ST.. 35l wEsT-fine flat Of 4 roons in
a.. me ords. ne. house combination baths reat
+5Ti ST.. 1853 AND 3GO wES1-Eiersnt apart
msnt. nat, snh > al l,sht rooms; decorated
siy. s2j. JAni'of.
10TH ST. 12O WEST Elegant parlor ha,i extra
large, light rooms. suitable Tor !. doctor.
O2i ST 5s3 70 537 WEST i ,ceptionAi for
5priSs tht.s'room apartments light, painted
6ITH ST, ~ wFsr-Ai light. elegant large
rooms. steam heat; near park and l., strong in
7.rn 81 . iOi " EsT.........r TIE CRAWLING.
corner HAT. elegant sunny apartment. q and 7
rooms and bath ssO.sC6. Appy hall boy.
4Tii ST.. 100 " fsT Corner h,'. sunny room.
service.
oO1 II 81 80 WEST. The Lean, nrton-tizht light
rooms" all improvements rent s35 TO 1 SSgs;
l0OTH IT 100 wESr-Corner fats, g and Z
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Real Estate Wanted
Musical.

MANDOLIN. banjo, guitar, violins, 81 upward:
course. HORTON, l57 West ?3d ST.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Flat. and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnIshsd.
LONE LADY wants dry. sunny. hrst fat. first
class location. west side, steam heat; moderate
rent: references Eivep. Address Mrs. BROWN,
40 West 9th 81.
WANTED--Four or f,e-room fiat, with bath. in
. Ioboken. N. y. rent NOT to exceed 8lo moe
location. W., toI World.
Furnished.
FAMILY Of three wants small furnished FIAT; all
improvements! good location; rent $40 to S2k
per month. Address y. 81. o.. Robebank r. o..
staten Island.
FURNiSHED FLAT, Z rooms. in respectable
neirhborhood, wanted: two adults Address
G.. boz III. l2t2 broadway.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

9TH AVE. 336-Two large rooms. with closets
aud running wator, for dressmaking or light
houseksep ping.
18TH st 267 WESr-Upfurnished, large I'D
story room an acoys bedroom and closets; con-
yenent and In fine order In private house adults;
&l< per month.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

42D At. 30 WEST.
Newly decorated and renovated house. with sx-
cslisnt board; table speciality terms mod crate
references sxehAngtd.
The evening world., 1893-09-15
Boarcjers Wanted.

One Time, roc. per line; Second Tina, r7d
per line; 7htrd ana Subseqtiep, Times, $50
par line No extra charge on suNddvs.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR IT-Advertisements
for The World may be left at aay Americas
District Messenger Once N the city. where the
charges will be the same a. those At the mails
once.
The evening world., 1893-09-15

NO EXTRA CHARGE FUR Tr-Acvertisemrnts
for The World may he left at any America q
District Messenger Once In the city. where the
CHARGES will bs the sarne those At the main
p[ica
The evening world., 1893-09-15
unfurnished Rooms Wanted.
Furnished Rooms to Let.

one TiDtr, sO,. per iip; Second Tiu,p, lie
per iihe: 1hL'd and subsequent Times, $50
per me. No eLtrd chdryr on sundays
The evening world., 1893-09-15

HOTEL, no,rs, b0rHO air and light! nlpu,
all kR. and bridges, store aud basement. 1bt.
lid Fast lgyth At
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24

in form. for building, for both exteri-
Or and interior use, carvings in West
Rutland marble, eopings and urns.
$4,000 was expended upon this exhib-
1t.
The Wells Il Richardson company
Of burlington have erected a small and
attractive pavilion in which they ex-
hibit their butter color.
Details Of the various Vermont STOCK
exhibits, which begin on the DIST of
August, viii be given al a future time.
The entries are not completed. 1t Is
believed this viii comprise some Of the
best animals on the Fair grounds, but
aside from the live stock exhibit, YER
monier- have reason to be proud Of The
part she ha, borne in the great Expo
sition.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment wheK
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant TO The taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect AZ
Gtiye; effectually cleansing the syst
dispelling colds, headaches and feve
and permanently curing constipation
It has given satisfaction to millions ana
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is mar.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24
What Congress shonId DO.

Repeal at once the purchase clause
of the so-called Sherman act.
Pledge the government 90 maintain
on an equality with gold, our entire
stock of money, viz: gold, silver,
silver certificates, greenbacks and ev-
cry obligation Of the government.
Authorize and direct the Secretary
of the Treasury to sell gold bonds
when necessary to protect this pledge.
Permit and require National banks
TO issue notes to the full par value
of the bonds deposited by them to Sc
cure circulation.
Pass a joint resolution moi to dis
turb the tariff for two years.-Inter
Ocean.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1893-08-24
THE VERMONT STATE NEWS.

Another allotment of money has
been made by the Secretary of War
for the construction Of buildings and
walks at Fort Ethan Allen, the esti-
mated cost of which is 5000
The outlook nov is that there will
not be a marble quarry, mill or manu-
featuring establishment in operation
in Rutland or Proctor. Sept. !, accord
ing 10 the Rutland correspondent Of
the Poultney Journal He says the
suffering among laboring men or
their families win be severe, should
such indications be confirmed.
Editor Walter Of the st. Johnsbury
Republican was suspended from the
paper by the director, Of the publish
ing company, and soon after was ar
rested on charge Of forgery. He
waived examination and went 10 jail
in default of -. 000 bonds. II is re-
ported that he may procure bail. He
has forged the name OF 7. G. Fletcher
TO various notes. amounting in AL to
-. 700. and his indebtedness is said 10
be 1900. Walter is about 80 wears
old. of pleasant and courteous ways
and did not spend his borrowed mon
ey by fast living on in speculation. lie
lived beyond his income and kept bor-
rowing 10 keep up.
Vermont will be well represented 1T
the Pam American Medical Congress,
to be held in Washington. September
) TO :, which will be one of the most
important medical meetings ever as
.embled in this country. Congress
$4,000 and authorized
and requested the President TO invite
the several governments Of the West
aln Hemisphere 10 send delegates.
The United States government will
be represented by six delegates. Sew
anty-six delegates have thus far been
appointed. and many more will be,
from the States in the Inited States.
lv the governors. Those from Yer
mont. appointed BY Gov. Fuller. are
Or. u. {. Ilawley Of Burlington. DR..
J. y. Jennc Of ST. Albans and Dr. ID.
r.. Kemp of Montpelier DR.. II. -.
liolton j. treasurer OF the congress.