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ing business-paralyzng. wage;reducing Queenre-

ing, business-paralyzing, wagereducing, 1ueeh-re-
storing and un-American Administrator. ,.
reports Of the officers Of the League. the lection
of officers vicc-~res.dents and members OF tae
Executive Committee for the ensuing year the
designation or reference Of the time and place OF
meeting If the next National League Convention;
a general discussion for tn good OF tho party ana
the L-lgue. the adoption Of Platform ana pan
Of campaign FOR the November election, ana tnc
consideration Of an other questions whlcA me
convention may Geer proper. The cali, wnch Is
ISSUED bv President William W. Tracey OF Illinois,
ana Secretary \. r. Humphroy states also that
il becomes the mission ana du.y Of the party, 10
meet National emergency with the highest patrlol,
ism II is charged that Democratic contToi ana
sectional rule ana the policies AMI influences '9ar
dominate The party have resulted in starvation for
lahnr and ruin Tor cApltaI.
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Citn ReaI estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth- st -
Sub,tantial artistic. detached house. low
pRONEMENT CO.. ~ Broadway.
.rO LET. Private dwelling. northwest
,o,p.r NadieDn-ave. and 7Gfh-st: location
and surroundings Unsurpassed. Bfowi-
stone house. fOur-story and basement -
feei wide. % feet deep with extension l"tz
,,., deem. trimmed hardwood throughout .
.ri.r hallway Tiled r. Y. DIETZ.
'yvner. 90 I.aight-st. New YORK.
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Domcsiie Gituatlons Uanteo
Males

Males
\ Young COLORED BOY. i6 wishes
a situation a- useful hnv around mouse pI
store. or as hr.l-hoy. can or address =. l..
AS West J2l--i.. 81 floor. back care oi
j. Hdmpt. 30.
Rf'TLER or VALET by a trustworthy
Sw,!r with best city references. last EN-
rl.v,r can o.. seen. Please answer 10
SWEDE. Box 81. L2I2 nr.adway.
ul.TIEK or VALET.-By Japancse
Understands r.s business. travelled three
times ~ Europe. WITH . years best refer
cn.e. ERICKSON. AZ West 22th-st.
Bl.TLER. sECoNp.MAN or VALET
Hy German. age 30. willing. ohlsing and
sober. BEST reference. wishes position On
or after 18th JACK. LOGO Avenue y
BUTLER. by a Young man: thoroughly
competent. good appearance. personal ref
,rc,.,-s and good Recommendations. Nd
drrs, Cd, cali T.. G.. care Mrs. Case. III
East >. i-st.
Hl'TIEE.-Hy Young Craftsman In pri-
yafc family. city or country. total alb
stainrr. neat appearance. best city ref"r-
enc,-. Nidress G. H.. care Mrs. Rogers.
9l5 6th-aSs.
BtTLER by competent Ensllshman
Of good character. f. reliable and ~ good
habits. m'iilr.agcd and single: prefers a
slngle-han!eG place Brooklyn and city ref
ei.nc,t. HENl,Y HARRlSON. 33i East
19tn-~t.
Bt'TLER -CDOK-By married couple in
private family. sleep home: references.
tal ar address HENRY. 1873 East 32d-st..
Ear LeNnsion-lve.
COMPANION. Medical student desires
place as travelling companion to elderly
gentleman f.. t.r ..rirg and summer.
AIir-s= y. NJ. los i.0N.nston-ave.. Brook
Iyn
CAPABLE. reliable persons 70 Nh posi-
lions NJ all grades AN De secured ty APP
plyirg m advance ar CHRISTIAN AID TO
EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY. - Bible Hou. e
COOK. Thorough chef; French. German.
Dutch American, all branches. meat. pas
Try: steady. rcliabl. and sober econom-
zeal manager. references, city or country.
ADVERTISER. 263 7th-ave.
COACHMAN Single man. experienced
in care and MANAGEMENT ~ horses. car
iiag,s. etc. careful driver. city or coun-
Try; personal city references. W. 40
West 3Jth-st.
COACHAfAN GARDENER. - Married
small ramuy sober and reliable In every
respect. 5 years best reference: careful
with horses. good driver glass fruits.
flowers. vegetables. etc can milk. Al
Carpenters Bureau. Jos 6th-aVe.
COACHMAN. GARDENER.-En So
Der. single. reliable. careful with horses
good gardener. care furnace. milk. etc
excellent reference. Carpenters Bureau.
los Gth-ave.
COACHMAN. &c-S0ber. reliable: single
man Scotch. understands thoroughly care
81 horses. carriages. harness: careful drlv-
a.; can milk, care lawn. generally use
ful: excellent references. JAMES. Box 20.
Trihua, once
COACHMAN GARDENER. -Trustwor-
Thy single man, thoroughly understands
care OF horses. careful. good driver. good
vegetable gardener. milk attend furnace
generally useful good reference. WILL
lam. BOX 7. Tribune ONCE.
COACHMAN.-By competent, reliable
experienced driver; city or country: under
stands care OF fine horses, carriages, har-
ness generally useful not afraid OF work |,
highly recommended; o years with Cne
gentleman in this city. l.. D.. Box "
Tribune ONCE.
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Orcssmakina.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKGNG. imported
fash.rs. hotel orders az short notice and
moderate prices Mrs " ELROY. ~ East
i1th-st.. between Broadway ana University
IiI'c.
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from 81 up
taIi.f-,lade ALL, ball. evening receipt On
wedding ana theatrical dresses. - East
@otH.-i.. N"w-N ok. ami ) DE Kalb-aye.
hr.nai}u.
ARTISTIC pREssMAKER. style and IT
perfect. ~ home or hy the day. MO
blSTE - West l32i-si.
Az DNrERIENCED drcssmaker. hy the
day. - 90. or home. reasonable" irst-cliss
nff .r. --latest styles. : T.. Tnyl.r'a frs-
tenn. lunch only. CUTTER. 100 East
Competent DHEssMAKER wants
wDre iy day cuts hy system. - Per day.
". STANDBY. 1876 West SiI-st.
DEESsMAEER by day or at home. ele-
giant inter. terms low. Address postal or
cab. - faliaadc-a'c. Jersey city.
URESsMAKEE and SEAMSTREss. Can
cut. 90 ana remodel suits. wraps chill
df,n's nlite. dav or month. city or country.
Mrs NIL. ~ West lath-st.
DHESsMAKER wants work by the day.
can give cift reference. terms reasonable
can ~ address Miss FLYNN. 10 West
e. 50.
uREssMAKER.- cook, private
drc. maker. ~ We 23d-st nrst-class
work. az moderate prices. summer dfrsses
speciality.
oDHsssMAKER.- Thorouehiy competent
filter and '--.suer- over twenty wears ~
perlcurc. dresses in latest STYLES 81 M
air. SMfIH. 100 West "oth-st l. station.
pEEssM AkER.-A superior dressmah.r
nrsf.class litter. desires more enat,. .in.nfs
by the day IN select families, highest ref
erence. H.. 81 s'h-aye.
DREsSMAKE wants a few more Gus
toners at home. quits from s. up IL
FOX. 3l2 West sOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
MME. HORTENSE 2IG Wcs, I5ih-st-
no1r 1fh-ar"., Partisan ,nuturlere. recently
wIth 70. Altman ana sierra Bros. Indies
material used latest Iars anl London
fashion plates. gowns rtulleliei. ,uff,r
from Worth. prices moderate
MADAME HALsALLE makes costume,
from $ up, rcn"Natcs and rcadNlsts any
kind 81 work w dr'ssmtking. references
lrst-class. 2oi West l3th-st
NINE Il. ANTOiNETTE. 200 w.s,
i2ffh-sf.. touturiere Francaiae Newest
Partisan fashions for sp:lng and summer
moderate prices. no delay.
PARTISAN DRESSMAKER 0rsf-cl,sq
cutter. big reputation - filter. wants more
customers. 32 West l5th-st
THIRAUD. Io3 West l0th 81 por,s,.,,..
dressmnker. lnt'st spring. summer STYLE.
fancy and evening waists: moderate price.
VERY ELEGANT Partisan models n
moderate price. 80 Lexingfon-avc. cor
ner 2ith-st-
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBsCRIP.
TlONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIB-
jNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 2l2 Broadway
"a door north u Thirty-hrst-st. and Ab-
VERTlsEMENTS AZ the following Branch
Offices; 81 Eighth-ave.: 700 Third-ave.
corner Forty-seventh-st. l59 Easr Forty
seventh St. corner Third-ave $50 East
l25th-si., near Third-ave. ! OPS Third-a
near sixty first-s'. l7ns First-ay.. 100
West Forty-second-st.: 1917 columbus-avs.
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Eoar0 ano Rooms.

Al ACCOMMODATIONS .-557 5th-aye.
ncar 46th-st., references. ladies preferred
a SECOND-STOnY front room. in FIRST
class Christian family: excellent table. JJ6
dadlson-are.. near D-1-st.
GRAMERCY PARK. l43 EAST 2lst-st.
superior ms list-c.ass board. priNl-
legc q park. references exchanged.
Elegant corner looms southern exposure.
WIKI board strictly nrst-class
1tTH-ST. . EAST. near 5th-ave.-Su-
yc"b large front room. modern convcn-
i'nces choice neighborhOoc; abundant
tanlo.
- EAST 10TH ST Pleasant double and
single rooms: excellent board. all con-
Ncniences. terms moderate.
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furnished Rooms.

FAMILY q 2 persons require or fur
rishcl rooms for housekeeping near River
side. Tribune OH.cc.
IRVING PLACE. corner % i9th-st.. 1872
East Rooms GA "a floor; private bath,
reference.
LADY going abroad wishes 70 LEI apart
irents. rooms and bathroom. furnished
o. u-furnished THE FLORENCE. 4th-
ave. and lSth-zt.. Ncw-York.
.O9 WEST 3>TH-ST.- Parior Moor and
o.her newly furnished rooms. references.
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Real gstaic TO grfban9e.

EXCHANGE OFFICE PROPERTY.
south OK Wall-st.. for Fat property : OF
country seat. J. o. iiOiT. Il Rroadway'
EXCHANGE BROOKLYN PKlEATE
-osiGence elegant location. FOR Nats OF
ro1rtry place. !. o. HOYT. IL b.oai-
N,-A%TEp bus.nc or property any
,rScrc for new house. half acre grDund on
-. ~ minutes out. equity. 50 WO. BOA
~ Ayondale. y.
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DESK.-A -our-foot. roll-top desk. solid
oak for $40 Is. tho largest stock oi.ce
furniture In New-YoriI. Write i3r cat
alogue Empire Dcsk CO.. 100 BrpdiWdy.
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Improvements. Call Room -, 10 Whitchai-
81.
BICYCLE safety. 3O-inch Wheeler;
5000 order, $l5. A. - Ste'ens-S'' As
torls, l.. !.
DESK. A 'our-foot. roll-top desk: solid
OAK. for $40 IS: tho largest Stock 'i.ce
furniture In New-YOril. write l3r cat
aiogue. Empire DcsI co.. JOG broLi|ay.
FOR sALE.-Caul. Address LEN. J.. o.
Box 24JO. Ncw-York. -
FOR sALE.-Upright piano. nearly new new;
warranted years. only 100, cash. an
on or address T. w. HELMlCk' Room ~
265 Gth-ave. ---
FOR SALE. Three roil-top office desks
cheap 81 East 20th-st -
sAFEs.-wc have made UP. 100 hrst
class house safes. guaranteed hreptooI'
our price. SIS: worth $40. CAL ana cN-
anime them. i ". GROSS. 4Oo ID "ay-
SAFES sold direct by the Manufacturer
20 the customers. cheap for cash. hV 80
SIS up: business. So up; cat'nnsne ''sS'
\. Y. SAFE co. ~ Clinton fiae''
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND sUBsC CRIP
TIONS FOR THE NEW-YORk In EiIy,
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al LII mr.
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i,2i2 Brohn"IS'
"a door north II Thirty-nrst-st; apn nn
VERTISEMENTS at tho following branS"
Ofices: 254 Eighth-ave.; 76o Thlfd,sv,r,..
corner Forty-sevcnth-st.: lo9 East ~,
seventh-st. corrsr Third-ave.; I'D Ea.'
j25th-st.. near Thlfd-ave..: OPS J'niro.ar ia
near sixty-frst-st.: 1.70s First-ave.. ~
Vest Forty-second-st.: lo2 ColumDus"
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CARETAKER- BY respectable cou-
pie to take care OF private residence for
the summer, honest and trustworthy.
JOHN. 49, jth-aye.
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n1is1rllaueons.


DR. ROSELL'S ZEDOAKY. the great
remedy FOR chilblains. corns. burlons.
sweating. tender aai tired feet. is sold hy
EAREY & JAMES 1"N Sth-atr.
-,,.sTsGE STAMPS WANTED.-Dls-
c,.ied album collections bought. also en-
v-lnpcs. II rare. write particulars prica.
etc. appointment oy iet'e' only. WARD.
- East lOth-st
SILK PORTlFRES strong .nl tastefui.y
woven or OF lll scraps "a tnc wra. ins
establishment. 9i2 East |th-st, circula:
mailed On Applicant 20.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRiP-
TiONs FOR TIL. NEW,1oRK TIKI itii;-
lows OFrICE 40. Ia broadway,
q door north q Thirty-h[.i-s,; and Az
Gfr-a,: - E.gbtu-aye.; 40 Th'rd-as-.
corner Forty-scyenth-s'.: IS? Eas, Forty
seyenth-st.. corner Third-a 10 East
l-5th-st. near Third ave-, o2O Th.-d-ayc .
r-ar Sixty-hrst. st.; Los Flrst-aye: 100
West Forty second-s;.. 1872 Coiumhus-aye.
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FOR sALE-Upright piano. nearly new;
warranted years. only s95. cash. can
on or address I. w. HELMICK. Room ~
265 Gth-ave.
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VISITING GoVERNESs.-Young English
,,Sv desires engagements. literature, nat
u-ai science. etc Fluent Frencn fariS;
music. drawing Latin. mathematics; ex.
cellent references. MADEMOlSELlsE, ID
West l04th-st.
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THE WITH DISTRICT SITUATION.
A REPLY TO THE ASSERTIONS OF GEORGE w
LYON. SECRETARY oF TIE COMMITTEE
Thirty

A REPLY TO THE ASSERTIONS OF GEORGE W.
LYON. SECRETARY OF TIE COMMITTEE
or THIRTY
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: am gratIdcI beyond expression to read In
"The Mail and Express" Of Friday that Secretary
Lyon Of the Committee OF Thirty finds that the
claims Of the antl-machine Republicans are not real
and justified by the facts Of the on the con-
trary | wish to say that the claims Of that or
ganization are true and just. Mr. Lyon ana the
Committee OF Thirty td the contrary notwithstand-
ing we. the regular Republican organization OF the
With Assembly District. have resoried TO no subter-
fuse to prevent the socalled volunteers from act
ing as enrolling officers for tho defnct County Com
mittce ] doub, IL Mr. liilliard could get ten VOL
untTerS it havinF come 10 my cn fr thdir
trouble IN making the enrolment That does not
some six weeks ago my friend John Murphy
made a standing offer that II Mr.. Hlliarf could
Tv.antv-siXth he would present Mr. billiard with
twenty cold dollars To this he received no relH.
Mir Lyon think, it would be interesting 70 know
district. -Four Of ,he-. were the names OF Demo
rr,tt Who had become diygusted with the methods
Of Tammany Hall. and who would not have given
their names to the Mnhoand faction had they not
horn convinced that IL was to be conducted on the
broadest possible representative basis. ENrry Uue
Republican knows the knavcry ana yenalty OF the
OH worthless machine. Its corrupuhle party mnn-
agcment viii be no longer tolerated. Honest r.
Xix s.6cknr semen, OF the party any onEer. and
have started out win the" worIs on ther banner:
"A Party Of the People" thereby inc. ltns the PLAN
people who regret 10 say. have usually been Kept
outside the breastNorks
Further on Mr. Lyon says that our movement,
was inaugurat,l In the dark and viii be completed
there The opportunity for thorough criticism Of
our enrolment, Is oien o. Mr. Lyon and his as
sociates ~ any time ami Ne defy the entire Com
mittee Of Thirty. from G'.r,e Bliss down to Mr.
Blanchard TO find any dishonest or sIrrertit!ous
methods In our district organization that Will not
stand the test OF public scrutiny.
WILLIAM HAWLEY.
No s3e sxth-st.. New-York. March - 1891
With Assembly District Fourteenth Election Dis
t-fcf
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Gnrsfs an0 Carnage.

FOR SALE or TO HIRE FOR THE
dress Or. O q. JACKSON. Pony Breeder
7 D Roy lnl- Lal-nloa. /. /
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SAFEs. We have made up, I'D NY
class house safes. guaranteed hreproor'
our price SIS: worth $50. can an, ana eN-
anime them. + ". GROSS. 400 - way
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SAFES sold direct by the mahuihStua.
20 the customers. cheap for cash; hV 80
SIS up: business. So Up: cataInsue i'ee'
y. Y SAFE co. ~ Clinton flao'
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WAITRESS. BY neat German Ameri.
can nerson: first-class: long experience;
city or country. KLoETZ. 40 Chrystls-
tsf foOr store.
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FOR sALE.-Caul. Address Len T. o.
Box 24J0. Ncw-York.
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,}ronklnu Real Csiaic 90 Ert

ron RFNT-A fine. large house ~
- rcwiv papered and painted. on the
North Branch River. Bedminster; s9mG,-
~, 90. " J.. % miles out on y. L. ~.
n rcnt 5000. Apply 20 A. :: Ia"
PHEAR, is8 Montagle-s, BrooElsn:--
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uomestir Gitnatlons Oanteo

Females.
AT MRS MALMBEkGS Original Sved-
ish Bureau. frst-class Swedish help for pri-
bureau. first-ciass Swedish help for pri-
vate families only: references. Call S52
4th-ave., upstairs.
A-FRENCH nurses. governesses. In
fants' nurses. maids; cooks OF all nations,
French cook for country; buffers. Wallets;
German dressmaker. waitress, parlOr-
maids; French hOusemaids; hrstclass laun-
dress on fsnnels and shirts. BON
GRAND'S. 5 West i2d-st.
CHAHBERnAID and WAITRESS.-By
a respectable colored girl: experienced. 237
West 5Sd-st.
CHAMrERMAID. BY colored girl In
boarding house: references. 81 West 44th-
ST.. bells.
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REPU BLICAN HOSTS TO MEET ~ DENVER
Chicago March 1.-THE annual convention ~ TIE
National Republican League Will be held in Denver
June 25 and continue for several days. The day
was changed from May T. allow of a monster
demonstration on the Fourth OF July. The CALL
which will b- issued tomorrow says that the ratio
Of representation Will be SIX dele gltes-i large
from each State and Territory, four from cacn
Congressional district ami one from each college
Republican club In the United States. TINS gives
each state practically ten delegates-at-arse in al
ditiOn the four from each Congressional district
The total representation Will exceed -v1 delr-af~-
4 large part OF The call IS devoted 10 arrdIen-
ment OF the Democratic party. which Is s1iI -
have made the public Of This 'arn tinker
ing bond-issung. dcbt-increas!ng, Treasury depict
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iDort iOantco.
Males
Males.
VIM l.. HARTUNC,
Fxp-r, Account ant and Auditor,
v,arrrs Guilding. Room 90 q Park Row.

y
Barnes Guildins. Room 40. p Park Row.
80. r,,.,r,.,frp .rels
y..e,.i lia,i, ros.ton. city or country.
go ,,f.r..cap 4 BON. go l.. 'i
i4l.-e,
-. r..,..T.rf,,, .fg--r1
-. ,.,,h -,,.r.., .'rpl.,e-. I'D, .a-l wee
,,nf,r.lr attempted husno-t aul tlleti
H.. streti,e. married. god "a. s.. g.. -
Beu'iej ave. jersey cry.
,cc0t-%rs AUDITED. Eighteen years.
,.,.r,....l rn'lr.Il.is fr-,l.--.l K.l-
s.,,if. rates 4. y FELLOWS. ". A..
~ uc.flri-ave.. EF"o"i' D. -
- GENTLEMAN N refinement business
,....t.,, All .iin.rlor ability In h1rticu..-
ur. and agriculture. guided hy 10 years
practical experience, WlHIl a-''i p's.l'.,' ~
as secretary ana 'N' 81" -, y,,,'-,D.,t,
or prlvsie 'sta,e. Nti,rSs NJ i''-''~O'
o. 49,, ,,,,,1,.pt. ro,o,re- v,oi,
Antique h.'I f'r- l'p'.'' W - ,S
"oi" rom li'."'- ,,i 49, al
.si.art wo-k done. HANSON. 81 W.T.
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BAKER -Fifsi-ci1ss 'or"fnhn IN orrad
and rolls. can ~ - ITO. Sag ave. De
tween l3n't ana l3lst 3d.. .lri.r.
---...,-,.t. -.f baud .. ..,ta. steady
al ,.I.. Address J.. d. POST. Rock
g. li- con r". J.. J.
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f,..-.-. 2, .gll. wants situation
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
1rooklnu Real Gstate for Sale

coon tNVEsTMENT.- -Four STORY brick.
p,,,-trlrrod store and three hats. rented'
sf,'a,n halls. all Improvements; keih-aNe'
oIvNER. 1876 Madison-st. l.-.-n l--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12
for Sale.

AI L4ILI'S IOOL sIORI.. 81 Fulton.
~. NeW-lO.k workshop machinery NOOt
power, H.: ire; WOOd-c8rNlng tools. =, roll
saws designs aud fancy woods incubatofs
80 ticOGsrs ia Operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-12

BICYCLE Safety. 3O-inch Wheeler:
foof order. $l5. A. - steEens-st'' As
tcr!a L. l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-09
ELECTRIC BITTERS.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric BitterS
sing the same song of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, BoilS.
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood.-Will drive Malaria
from the system and prevent as we'll as
cure all Malarial fevers For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Bitters-Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded Price 80
CTS. and S1.00 per bottle at F. Kalteyer &
Sons and A. Dreiss' drug store.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-09

1t is not to the credit of the
Democracy in Congress that the
San Angelo Democrats could not
find single one of thom whom it
would be safe to trust with a petit
tion against the free wool schedule
of the Wilson bill. The Houston
Post makes mistake in trying to
reflect upon the petitioners be-
cause they would not send their
petition to Democrat. San
Angelo knew her business.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-01-09
1T SHOULD BE IN EVERY HOUSE

j. B Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
Pa, says he will not be without DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, that it cured his wife, who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an at
tack of LA Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber. of Cooks
Eort, Pa, claims that DIR. Kings New
Discovery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like it. Try it Free Trial Bot
ties at f. Kalteyer & Sons and A. Dreiss'
drug store. Large bottles SOC. and 500.