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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-09
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Near Shasta City, Cal. gang Of
gold miners were toiling in q gulch
when ragged stranger, evidently
ignorant of mining, came along and
looked on.
The miner near him took out S.
nugget, and anxiety overcame the
ignorant stranger.
Say he asked. where can i 90
to diggin to find it like that"
The hardy miner stopped his
work. and giving the wink to all the
boys 50 that the joke should not be
lost pointed up to the barren rocks
where no gold had ever been found.
You see that rough lookin placer
Yes" said the new hand.
Y well. thar it il rich. Jes' you
stake out claim an go to work, III
when we finish here we'll come VI
too"
The new hand thanked the miner
and the boys all grinned their ap
probation Of the joke. That after
noon a solitary figure was seen pick
ing on the rocky hillside, and every
\ time the miners looked up they roar
! I'd with laughter.
But the next day the new minel
! struck a pocket and took out severa
thousands Of dollars in gold. Their
he came and thanked the miner wh'
had sent him up there and went dowl
into the valley and bought farm
while the other miners dotted tina
same rocky hillside for days withou
finding a pocket. They agreed tina
|, it was joke. but not exactly of TIN
j kind they had intended. Youth
4 COMPANION.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-09
GOlcse. hia 'H'OWMslsip Truss
tees Notice.

VT>ur Undersigned, Trustee Of Col.
4 umbia Tp., Dubois county, Ind.
will attend to Township business AT
his residence on every Saturday. and
persons having township business TO
transact are requested to present II
on that day Of the week.
The townshsp library Is kept nj
the Office Of tho Trustee. where those
entitled. can obtain books.
NELSON HARRIS, Trustee
June 9Th, l6SS-ly.
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.Casioria is the best remedy for Children 81
which am acquainted 1 hope the day Y not
far distant when mothers WILL eons4ief the rca.
interest OF their children. and use casior.a III
steal OF the variousqnaek nostruins y hien are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing OPIUM.
morphine. soothing syrup ana otneF n1riiui
AGENTS down their throats, thereby 2c-Alns
them to premature slAveS.'
d. ]. T. ENcnzLoE,
Conway. Ark
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Castoria.

acastor,a Is SO well adapted 10 children that
recommend IL - - re. ~. - -Iy prescription
II A. AncnEn, n. d..
III 50. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, ~ \.
"our physiciars il Tie chiltren's depart
.ncut lave spoken highly q their expert
.ass b ,heir Outside Ir-cses WIKI castoria,
and although We only have among on.
medical supplies what = known as regular
products. yet We arc free TO confess that the
merits 81 Castos.4 las won " 70 look with
i-s0s upon L."
USlTED Hc1F.-AL AsD DIsPEssAHy,
Boston, Mass
.LLrs C SMITH, Pres.
.au STRAIT Ennr Yark City.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-02-09
What is

astora is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
c- paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
II is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years use by
Millions Of Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and aays
fcverishness Castora prevents vomiting Sour Curd'
curcs Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation ana ha'uency'
Castoria assimilatcs the food. regulates The Stomach
o,a ,,ove,s giving healthy and natural Sleep Cas-.
toria il the Chidren's Panacea-thc Mothers Friend
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Castoria.

.Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
drcn. Mothers have repeatedly tod ne & is
good effect upon lAel. children
d.. c. c. osooap.
l.o9c.i, Mass
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Bainbrilgc Township I
tees Notice.

tees NOtltc.
AWE undersigned, Trustee OF
I cambridge township, Dubois
county. will attend TO Township bus
mess on Saturday Of every week, at
his residence on North Main street,
between Seventh and Eighth la Jas
per.
The Library of said Township is
kept at the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob
Gosmann where persons wanting
books can obtain them al amy time.
JOSEPH ECkSTEIN, Trustee
April 20, l85s-ly.
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Mr.. D1YrOy DECLINES THE HONOR.

HIS REASON FOR Not BEING THE GUEST OF
TIL, postal EMPLOYEES AT a DINNER
p,stmaster Dayton has written the following N
-,,,,on 70 the dinner which the postal empoyes Oh
this city wished to give him: ~
Network. June :, 1894.
l.....a W Nsaks Harris Fl.sOn Jonn
- tones and Eugene Chabert Committee.
csn,,.men. The fattering invitation 10 49,.
,.no,s. rendered 10 me by the empoyes Of VIE
oare on the evening OF July p next was cohNr!vi
,bro,igh Messrs Meeks and Jones. OF your Son'its
80 I'm Won not say % the subscribers tntl ~
intended courtesy IL very highly appIeS't,ti n.sng
~, Zee, constrained 10 decline for the foioWms
,as.ons which / hope. Will meet your ana their
'ETrs,-rhe expenses OF such an anar "oun L.
hao,yv Irson many who cou.d III AFFORD 10 ue''aS
n.er heir pro rata share for such a purpose ..
Seront In my opinion such a banquet CoiIleSS
.,,rin ,ha sniri, OF Section L79i ~ the RevisssI
soliciting OF contributions from enpIoy.s u" o.s
Government service FOR GIT or present ~ anx
IN sunerlor Official position. and from insNlhs a.:
doratinn as a gift present - an otNcia
rnost salutary statute IN the principe ana s"'N"
lion OF which | most heartily agree ., +, ,,a
AZ Won are aware. | am deeply interes.e! 10 IA
reOrgauzation OF the Postal Empoyes MUTUAL ~
.ssorIaton IN connection with which TINS lhoukn'
80, occurs 10 me ! am Informed that ne suoscip
,tons n this banquet aggregate about Svp II VIZ
subscrbers shall be wiling 20 pay the amour, VI
,helr subsrriu;ions the treasurer OF ina a9so
clation | viii add 500. thus FORMING y, 6.,s
The Is 20 necessary for the commencement OF pus-
,sss ,nder the proposed Incorporation.
Carving out this suggestion would re or tnaSeia
berenf % the subscribers ana woud give me 20
higher qualification than any form OF trStInoN'a'
which they might think me worthy 10 receive
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pp,crs AVID VOTES ~ me MARKETS.

In the retail FISH marke, this week prices nave
,ec, cheap Fresh mackerel coming In more
uentfu,;y the fleet finally getting run Of luck on
cape cod and shipments OF this staple iooa IL"
from Boston to this market have been heavy flhe
large fresh mackere! retail at 10 to 70 cents
pound In Futon Market
Although the tremendous floods In the TAR
Nor,hwes, have cut of the supply OF sainoh
from that region by washing out the railroad Deus
and destroying the whee.s and traps OF the Hs"ei-
men along the upper Columbia and Fraser rivers,
there IL no scarcity OF salmon in the East ana
there Is not likely TO be for some time, though '"e
pr,ce OF canned salmon later may be higher Just
now the Eastern salmon season is opening anu
Kennebec and Restigouche salmon Is retaining i"
the markets for 20 and & cents pound. ana me
quality OF Eastern salmon IL lar s"P''''' ~ "
Western fish. a., .. On
one result OF the recent Eastern floods was 10
ash down a great deal OF petroleum mo the Delh-
ware and Susquehanna rivers from the oil regions
OF PENNSYLVANIA. and fish caught IN the eS'uat
OF the Chesapeake and Delaware pays espec'aiIy
striped bass and shad. have been returned 10 tne
dealers by their customers because OF the uins'ah
ably oily flavor. , l., r,,,,o,
Market: Southern sheepshead for Is cents, ana ma
tive sheepshead for % cents: Spanish mackere LOT
Is cents weakfsh for l2a cents fresh-caught saInoi
trout l2s cents: Kennebec River roe shad, b cents,
pound; soft crabs. 81 rs a dozen: ponpano 80 cents
pound; prawns, & gallon, ana shrmp' ~
Stra wberries are coming In from NewJersey now
OF nne quality. and the best can be had for ~ cents
a quart A great deal OF grit and sand has been
washed into the fruit by the excessive rains, put
with this exception there Is nothing 10 complain or
Good berries selling for 2,s cents quart call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
GENERAL ELECTRIC AFTER fort WITNE.
IT SECURES \ BIO ATTACHMENT IN IT'S EFFoHr
TO CIT BACH MONEY LOANED

IT SECURES 4 BIO ATTACHMENT IN IT'S EFrOHi
TO CIT BACH MONEY LOANED.
The General Electric Company has obtained an a.
,achnent for Nco0o against property In TINS STATE
belonging 10 the Fort Wayne Electric company IN
Indiana corporation. The attachment IL 10 rem
hurs. the General Electric FOR money advanced rom
MAY l. $50 - May !. 1894. Justice Andrews OF ule
Supreme Court. granted the attachment II was Is
sued Yesterday morning but when the S7rver OF the
papers arrived at the Fort Wayne Company once
In the Edison building he was Informed by the man
aver that on Wednesday the Fort Wayne Electric
CORPORATION hal bought from the Fort WGyni
Electric Company's receivers the plant. Tools ana
ofrce f1rn,t,ire The sheriff served copies OF he a.;
,achment upon the officers % the Naionai froad-
account and upon a number ~ brokers
pr.sidert colin ~ the General Electric Company
seI that money was owed TO the company ny we
For, WAYNE Company and his corporation was tax
ing proceedings 20 attach all the property u couIh
reach The Genera! Electric Company ownei ma
iorf,v Of the capital stock pf the Fort Wayne COM
many and advanced money - II during the monetary
strngencv as, year The General Electric people pc
eve that the recent reccvership proceedings and the
transfer OF the Fort Wayne Company % me new
organization were only dev'ce 20 evade 'he pay
men, ~ the debt due 70 the General Electric. .
r Mcdonald who IL largely Interested IN the
Fort WAYNE Company. was director of the detInct
Madison cqUare Bank. AMI was one OF N" clique
which loaned 20 Itself the funds OF the bank on
frivlious collateral security.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

THE SUPERINTENDENT MUST WAIT
DIRECTED by THE POLICE BOARD TO POSTPONE
HIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAUGHEf
ON LEAVE FOR "ILL-HEALTH"
Superintendent Byrnes yesterday sent to the 70
uca commissioners at their meeting statement OF
tho resut Of his conference with the Lexow COM
,,,,os on the subject OF an immediate Investigation
nv the Superintendent In his report he inc.osed
letter from Chairman Lexow. who said. among o'ner
things "
I'VE are convinced that any investigation OF uia'
OF CHARGES based upon testimony Of witnesses "ho
have been subpoenaed by the committee, II no"
undertaken by the Police Commissioners wou.d nam
nor and nred,ce the successful continuance OF ourn
vestlgatlon The witnesses appearing before our com
mittce are performing public duty ana snou. -
be protected from annoyance or embarrassment. VI
any kind ami should specially not De cOthPei W
nm lergo the hardship Of another examination JILL
another tribunal The department WI. nave 49,
opportunity 10 defend issf before this conihIt.e,,
and 10 dlsprove any fa.s" charges tha may d. "uo
during the course OF the investigation. ,
Commissioner Murray moved that tne souPe. IN.
iendent suspend for the time being me ihNe -;
OF the charges. President Mar IN salu. ca ~
favor OF Commissioner Murrays motion. lht gu
pern,endcnt vii, proceed however with ms in'esI-
Ca ion OF The condition ard efficiency OF the pre-
cincts The motion was 80 adopted .oo, .,
Tho tria, OF Captain James X Price tor nesevSt VI
dntv In falling 10 suppress alleged gambling
house a, no rs West Thirty nrSt,st was Sc; ior
Monday. To Captain william Il Haughey OF me
West FOr;y-seventh-st. station was granIeu 1919
DAYS vacation and twenty days ahditional ,e'Ns
on account n. i.l-hea.th. To Captain Westervet o,
he hundred -fourth-st station. was granted
twenty days and 20 Detective-Sergeant stephen
O'Br!en given fifteen days
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NOT HlkF or THE MONEY rSED.
HOW TIE PARK BOARD MANAGED THE FUND
THAT WAS PIT At ITS DISPOSAL TO
HELP THE UNEMPLOYED

HOW TIE PARK BOARD MANAGED THE FUND
THAT WAS PIT AT ITS DISPOSAL TO
HELP THE UNEMPLOYED
A supplemental statement made 70 Controller
Fitch by the Park Board yesterday shows that
more than half or about SjOco. OF the amount
authorized for the unemployed under the 100000
nc, l. stu uneypended. and That H.7so has not
been appropriated. The total appropriated by the
Board OF Estimate In pursuance Of the plans OF the
Park Commissioners was 1895 2sO The Park Boards
bills FOR material. etc. as audited by the Park Com
missioners and sent 10 the Controller amounted 10
s G72 additional liabilities reported. 2e6 "; total
usos2ss s The sum paid out on payrolls was SZa-
rs g. making the actual expenditure 70 date Sit-
ItH This leaves ISL 80 OF the Board OF EST
mates appropriatlons under the act still unex-
pended. -, .
sued general orders for suspending payment on all
The sicllian Asphalt COmpany's bills for material
purchased by the Park Department under ne
81 600 oo appropriation act This instruction. the
c'ontroller said was intended to apply not only 70
asphalt bur 10 al material bought by the PARK
pepartrnent where the purchase exceeded Sl.VD,
There was no doubt the Controller thought. about
IN. PARK ComrnssiOners' authority under the 81
10 ON act 20 employ aborers by the day but the
act dld not permit the Commissioners 10 purchase
asnhalt implements or material OF any descrip-
tion without competitive bidding The Sicilian com,
many and other concerns which had sold material
bv private sale 10 the Park Department under
Cbopter H. Laws ~ 1894. the 100000 act IN guam
titics OF over 81 0o0 I'm value. would have 10 80 10
the courts for their money.
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MEYER SENTENCED FOR LIFE
THE RECORDER SAYS HIS CRIME WAS '''
THE MOST ATRocEous on KEcoND-
TAKEN To SING SING.

THE RECORDER SAYS HIS CRIME WAS o''
~ r,,t. MOST ArRocIoUs on RECORD
TAKEN To SING SING
s,..h IN part III OF the General ~
aa,,,a,c., DR.. Henry c. F. Meyer 70 's -.
s.T"s. :, sing sing Prison YESTERDAY, -. -.
p''.y.''. .,s TANNED. The Recorder en'e'.' ~
=. IA o'clock. and took his seat '. =.
so.n, D,s,rict-Attorney Fellows appeal.' 49, A.
49,. hsb,nd the bar. accompanied " -.
80, nis,rlct-Attorney Mcintyre Ce'A
s'S'A"s ~. .ttenrv {. +. Meyer 10 the 0a'' 49,,
p.' - rols as he looked all through .s , n,
aa o,,ickly TO the bar. Behind n'" =, 81 n-,ot.
~,s,',,,,..n and AZ his side was Charies '" Ia nj
.r,,n., have Won TO say why sentence
10 nasssl upon YOU" said the elerA' s.vs eou-
- 49,. r,se" said Mr. Brooke we rid AL
o,,tal 'i - Withdraw our motion f0r "'"
arrest OF Judgment =, 4. HE chair and span
II; Ths Recorder leaned back IN hss e"'''
i,r Slowly and distinctly, s1.ai rial before )lu
up, iris case after protractett $50 conducted n
~ great Intelligence and 's ,b1t YOU were g1aI!
W " .r,nscl Il was concluded INA, aeeree II Z
ape eon r, -, murder In the second ssI,ssdy st
OF the GRIM ~ repeat What have ssnmr.risnhoss
cnncsrning the verdict II NJ va ,,r, could nw
finding ai.nouS" ,nmrler in the first esr Inc III
would have resulted IN YOU hevs been warrant
dence such a verdict wOu.u -" CONVICTED Is one .
~ RIM Of which you stani coe ~ my knovleC
Inc ctl,'c ,,coms that ever came 70 np canned tt
a %sre mary az thy p named tn: cut ysa
sa%a you s sSp Sod n' ana S9'ls '
Sa sshat tie dFssS & mis- Ds:Sa $
cruel or Sgs cannot be you
tsnss Of the court in P-s ns 's 9of the sou
confined in state fr's'"
natural life. ia was taken
, Msy, shrrln Browne to Sing Sing IN wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
EyCTHSION or UNION VETERANS.
h.lyr Tuors,ND GRAND ARMY MEN ENJOY THEIR
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL. OUTING AS GUESTS
OF InIN IL STAKIN

AWE Trlors,ND GRAND ARMY MEN ENJOY THEIR
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL OUTING AS GUESTS
OF JOHN H. srARIN.
over 800 veterans OF the Union Army assembled
Yesterday morning board the steamers Laura
II and Mynlert Starin. Back Bird ana Lenox' anu
even ,mmodlous barges stationed at various points
in this city. Brooklyn and Jersey city. to convey
the battle Scared heroes 70 Oaklale. near Hart
ings-on- hudson. for their sixteenth annual outing
generously given to them by John II. Starin The
boats massel AZ the battery whence they s'h''ea
Dor THAR destination at 10 o'clock. when an official
inc battery on Governors Island. Four military
h,,ds ACCOMPANIED the Jolly Boys In Blue" and
enlvened the occasion with patriotic and classical
music
At Oakdale the usual Rotations were enjoyed ana
bountfu refreshments were served Many witty
sneeches were made both at Oakdae and on the
boats Among the Grand Army posts represented
were n. & Hellfetz Post. No. 75l; George Washing
tan Post No 1913; John A. Dix Post. No 1875: Dupont
post NO 49,: Koltes Post, No. -; Lincoln Post 80.
IL: Sumner Post No. "a; W: J. Barry Post No iZs;
post. NO 259 Among the prominent members OF
apdr Jchn Shots Or Dsey Mar, ST09 Y e.
Sho,tuck DR. William o. Meagher Colonel John 1.
PRYOR Commanders William j. Barry. Isaac ID; FOX,
Z. {. Walters colonel Edw nen,y Mn nrs "s'oI
OBrlen and John Dwyer and Past Commander l.
Stockton Halstead. .,. ~
mittee OF twelve well-known veterans. with II. j;
Atkinson as chairman. Mr. Starin was represented
by his private secretary, Mr.. Hornoy, ana EDWARD
beats. The veterans returned In good order ana
cheerful spirits after most enjoyable excursion
with no depletion OF Their ranks. Mr. Starn was
heartily cheered by his martial guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
METHODIST CHILDRENS DAY
EXERCISES TOMORROW IN THE SUN
DAY-SCHOOLS.
TO BE TAKEN TO HELP IN
YOUTH OF THE CHURCH PREPARE
FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.

YOUTH OF THE CHURCH PREPARE
FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.
Tho Methodist Episcopal Church has SET apiH
one Sunday in each year for inspiring the youth u
lts Sunday-schools WITH desire 10 prepare them
selves for effective Christian work and Of aiding
them in making the necessary preparation. Tie
l.st General Conference made It a duty incun5ett
unon every pas,or 20 see that Sunday-schoos Under
his charge properly observe this day. called CHI
dren's Day" AMI this duty includes the taking Of
a collection for the "Children's Fund" for the sn
o. needy students. "Children's Day this year u
tomorrow. and says the corresponding secretary
% the ye..oilst Church Board Of Education. The
pev. DIR. c. II. Payne. there vii. be at least ITO
and a third millions Of Methods, youths 10 nM
sunday-schools the world over celebrating IN
happy occasion
The last annual report published b. the board
shows that that body u now aiding over w s'u;
1ents annually IN more than ~ lnstl,ulons ~
learning throughout the world Inc toia. sn' ;s-
OF money loaned up 10 date oy the ooall slce nss
for the all o, 5.lss students IS stol.OS- W. s,.5
made up OF small sums wnica nave gee" 'a "a
ana returned many times over. The pan 10, az,
ing needy stuOrlts Is committed 70 tEr dual "
Education. The fnnq cauel , w Ts,. ,,,j a
connection with the general iund OF eM sI y,
amounted % $500 and has since growl unn u-, ~
day the board has on hand aoou. 1870 ~ ,,o,sy
the General Conference directs ma ae .,n %srt
h,U he IN the form OF loans. SIN the board Is ~
yested win authority to cancel such cans u PIT ~.
or in whole for prOtracted !l-heara " w NV
wears missionary service. a. =. ~. pcs,a IL
hs folionrng are the officers 81 tne p c. I.
Education OF the Methods, Episscopea.. v 0I pr
Bishop E G. Andrews: president 6! ns RS Stout
> nun. ,5e Rev Dr. c Payne corressnsa,s!
ss,rssarv Committee on Approprla,on' s D'r nrs
Andrews and Hurst Joseph > SCI Einanc. John
sioxbark s Stout Mark Hoyt ne s Hsy
C n PAYNE: Auditing Committee j. ~ say
Mark HOY, and o. II. Burre1L
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royy MATTHEW'S FOUND GUILTY.

rohn Matthews the New-York representative OF
PIT g. scotts Foreign Express. at NO. 50 broa"-
vav was found guilty in Judge Benedicts Federal
C,,nr, on Thursday OF having defrauded the United
states Government, out OF several thousand doars in
au,ies The maximum penalty Is two years IN prison
and 900 fine Matthews was indicted IN N2Veln-
~ 1902 and was arrested January OF thls
year THE loss 10 the Government - probaoy great,
for IN three instances alone duties amounting "
a 20 were not paid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
noesrH AND THE MAYNARD CASE.

To the Editor ~ The Tribune.
Sir: Is the Hon. George f. Koesch' WHO AZ
cepteI 800 Zee from Mrs Truro" LOT
ad,ice :. tho same person who chairman OF the
committee which wh,ewashei Isaac II MaynarrH.
and who was afterward rejected as cshuina' 80 ~
rre,,hcrshin IN the Bar Association Of New-lork
city II. - - 1900
one hundred and fourtecnth-st ana LehoA-a'''
New-York. June :. 1894
(Te IS the same person. EcJ
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ENLlGHTEN emit
.pah,ax tho more advanced

enables the more advanced
and Conservative Sur.
geons OF to-day to cure
many diseases without cut
ting, which were formerly
regarded as incurablc with
out resort to the knife.
RUPTURE or Breach. is
now radically cured with
out the knife and without
pain. Clumsy Trusscs eau
be thrown away!
TuM CRS, Ovarian. FL
broid Uterinc) and many
others. are now removed
without the pcrils OF cut
ting operations.
lETuM QRSs how:
ever large, Fistu1a aud
other diseases Of the lower
bowel. are permanently
cured without pain or ro-
sort to the knife.
STONE in the Bladder. no
MATER how large. 10 crush
ed, pulvcrixed. washed out
and perfectly removed
without cutting.
For pamphlet, references
and all particulars. send 10
cents lin stamps) TO Worlds
Dispensary Medical AssN
citation. No. ee3 Main Street.
buifalo. N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

MrRDERER or A DEPUTY SHERIFF LrNCHED
Cape Charles. Va. June s-Isaac Kemp one OF
the negroes who killel Deputy Sheriff Carver on
Wednesday night near Westover, Nd. was taken
from jail at Princess Anne to-day by a mob or 10Y
men, carried a short distance from the jail ana
shot 10 death. His body was rddled with bullets
and buckshot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09
GIVEN Up ALL HOPE
Eczema Turning to Blood Poison.
Treated by Specialists Seven Months
without One Particle OF Success.
D0DY RUNNING SORES.
Condition Terrible. Life Burden.
Tried CntIcuru. In Three Days At
tends to Business. Cure Permanent.

In the spring Of 1891 took that dreadful skin
disease. Eczema. which turned inio blood poison.
I consulted the best known specialists III thls
CITY. They treated me for seven months never
derived 4 particle Of Sooi from any OF mem.
They had given IL up - hopeless cure. ~as
covered with cores from head 10 foot, had
running sores all over me- some Of ticn as large
asa box of your CUrlcURh. ltcost ine hundreds
OF dollars with these so-cal,ed specialists. Ny
condition was terrible, life was almost burden
10 me. / conld not cat, DRINK or sleep, was
unable TO walk and had given myself lip as dead;
/ tried ;ll medicines Imaginable, until friend
who had cot relief advised ne 10 Try trrIcvRA
NrMrpIr-. ! sent out ard got them. nhd when
/ took the si-st dose OF your CurlcrM kgsoL,
VENT felt iit'lc better, WIN lhrec boxes OF
your most valuable Cr1Ict1A aud one bo'tic OF
CUTICURA RT4oLNrNr | was new man. IA
three davs was m walking around md attend
ing 70 ms business, and IL Is the CrTirVnA ana
CUriCrRA ETsOiV ESr that saved me from ING
laws Of death. This is two years ago. wanted
10 see II II had icen driven out OF my tyNem'
and can ~ay have never had any troull 10 since
for two years gro. y. bright,
4a.4 Main 81, Pittsburgh, Ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-09

fornia cherries cos. q cents a pound; California
anrIcots, % cents a DOZEN Georgia watermelon 4
and rs cents eacn, and florida Bidwe.l peaches
cents a basket
Annles are extremely scarce and russets are soou,
the on.y variety TO be found on the market I'm
sell FOR 81 and s a barrel.