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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

Mrs. Edward Renshaw Jones's reception WIN
dancing. for their young daughter Miss MaDei
Irving Jones. at Sherry's. on Friday afternoon
was a great crush or "a resurrection party. as
. woman expressed IT. Mrs Jones, In the kiho-
ness OF her heart. having invited her ehure ''s'
Ing list. However. with light music cap''ai
buffet and all the means and appliances TOT en-
joyment the guests made the best OF 1t and every
thing fully appreciated by the young people
The marriage o: Miss Charlotte Lamson daush-
ter OF the late Charles Lamson. to Edward Daie
Appleton Wednesday afternoon was pretty
affair. The Church Of the Heavenly Rest ~ not
good church for fashionable show, ana "hu'
country people call falling weather cast lis shado"
over this wedding as IL has done nearly all
the others this autumn. Consequently there was
Prevalence of listers and waterproois anu u
pryading odor OF umbrellas and damp columns
which had not enlivenng effect Ihe or'ue "as
S.,sy cosumed in white sa ,nrethsr With the
veil also OF point applique. was oreii,aiy W" ~, her
% %SsneF on on h esr wssdns days diamond
s,ar. gift from the bridegroom hriu .,o cd 40
id the 1Toe as they walked aisle
together that after all is the best sha AT ne
The reception at the home of Mrs; Frederic Len,
man the BRIDES sister was ,d Jolly sr one sapphire
and ring from Mrs she moSe Of
sseG 1om com rn Suite of early Colonial
mahogany dining furniture IRON CS S Florez
a tail Egyptian screen OF rare workmanship ana
design from George Perkins. one OF me ushe a,
large deliberately inlad mahogany caDinet iroa,,
Charles A. Appleton. and half dozen silver o's"e'
and sets OF silver from relatives , -, >,ise
On Wednesday afternoon the marriage 4s o, p pn,
Nary Potter. the younger daughter OF IT, Grace
ter. 10 William H. Hyde. will take place ~ 1ia ~,
Church A general reception VIII be gi ga W s ny
Bishop and Mrs Potter at their home. No ~ W aS -,
intton Square North Mr.. Hyde Is br9tne 10 " VI
J:E Hindon Hyde. a lawyer or TINS city' WIN '
RED Miss Williams OF Baltimore a., ,a ,tre
Invitations have been sent out by MI ana M ,.
Uriah Lott. OF No. % West Eighty ,s 90 10
ne marriage OF their daughter Miss Juu,on Ii
70 John T. Bodine Of Chicago. The ceremony VIII
take place at All Angels Protestant Eplscop pa
Church. Yves, End-ave. and Eghty-1rs.,st'. o'
Wednesday OF week, December Is IRE r npa,
rage Of Miss Olive Wood Condt 10 EDWARD t Svr,
s9 Hall OF this city will take place in the 81
SL the Heavenly Rest THURSDAY. Decempoe,, ~ 4,
The ceremony. which will take place at 9ciocn
vii be performed by the rector the Rev III III ~
rarker Morgan and IL will be followed by dlnhet -,
tor the bridal party and relatives at the home OF
NE brides parents No. q West Fifty eighth1,ss,
az, Made Mabley win be the maid Of honor mar an
m.iinam States will attend Mr. Hall az best n,a,
Ne es gshers Will be Arthur G. CLAYTON JIseR'
nnait Charles G. Hail. Howard T.. Dodge FRANK J"
oooge and Frank NJ. Black
AZ me wedding Of Miss Dorothy Eagleson. niece
- inomas W. Keene. of Castleton corners, - i.
I" James Wright. Of Port Richmond will take place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-16

cember 49, 1894 at lii3 a. m. lecture by Mr. ~ ~
NANUAsARIAN. at Carnegie Music Hail. corner o!th-st
and 5h-ave Subject: What Ia inhdeir' All In
ed
The herald., 1894-09-19
REDLANDs.

REpLANDs, S pit. 15.--Last night two bows
John Sewer and Clement Moya, it is alleged
conceived the idea OF making So in a most ne
farious way. They were laboring under the
false impression that when an alarm of fire
was given the one who rang the frebell first
received reward of the amount stated above
Accordingly Moya fired the house belonging
10 w. J. JReese on Citrus avenue and SevieI
rang the bell The result was the total dc.
struction OF the house with all its contents.
and the two perpetrators lodged in Jail. The
fire took place about 10 80 O'clock The
house was vacant at the time. Tho
boys were arraigned this morning before
Judge Camp, and will be given hearing Z
at y am tomorrow. young lad by the
name OF Mace who was asked to be an accom-.
pice but refused is held as a witness Tie
boys had p'lfered the house during the dav
The detective work was done by Constahie
Shepherd. The loss will probably not exceed
$500. 'Neeou
IA surprise party was given to A. N. Dixie at
Mrs, Hastngs's home on Fourth street last
night, previous to his departure TODAY to take
COT rse at the university of Southern Califor-
mia at Los Angeles.
The Epworth league presented him with
gold league badge, showing the high esteem
in which he was held
The Young Peoples society of the First Con-
gregational church is going to hold social at
the home OF Mrs. Williams on Nordina street.
Friday night.
The herald., 1894-09-19
POMONA.

POMONA, Sept. 1s.-'rhe local Democracy ex
pect large crowd at the opera house thi
evening to greet the Hon. George s Patton
and other county nominees who accompan,
him. on the occasion OF his address upon The
vital issues at stake in this state campaign. II
is also anticipated that sharp and telling
talk will be given by Col. Messmore.
The Democrats of this section are also urged
to come ont to q man on Wednesday evening.
the 10Th inst. to Union hall for the purpose Of
organizing local Democratic campaign club,
SO us to further the Interests OF the party in
Pomona valley. Interest in these matters Is
beginning to be manifested, and the leaders
desire that the feeling take shape in an organ
lied form.
1t is thought that the meeting OF the trustees
of this city in their hall, this evening will be
of deep interest to Pomona and her citizens,
in a sanitary point of view at least as the
board OF health is to be present on this occa-
sion and present its report on the conditio OF
certain back yards, alleys, etc. about the bust
ness center and make c-riain suggestions as
20 she remedy ioi scch existing c,ils.
From The way watermeo have been
thrown on this market Tor the past two weeks
II won appear that the crop is later than
usual in this section and that the iatest erop
The herald., 1894-09-19
rnE NATIONAL GAME.
Summary of Ysstsrday's Games {
League Diamonds.

Summary of Ysstsrday's Games on
League Diamonds.
LOUISVILLE, Sept 1e.-Wadsworth was very
wild today. giving nine bases on balls, four OF
them in the third inning, and three of them
counted. Mercer kept the home teams hits
scattered.
Washington, 0; base hits, z; errors, L.
Louisville, A; base hits, g.; errors, 2.
Batteries-Wadsworth and Lake; Dugdale
and Mercer.
CINCINNATI Sept. 18.-The Philadelphias'
strong batting made up for their weak fielding
and they won the days game with the greatest
ease.
Cincinnati, a base hits, 8; errors, ..
Batteries~Fisher and Merritt; Taylor and
Clements.
CHICAGO. Sept 1910 the disappoi ntment
OF a large crowd the Colts were twice defeated
today. The second game was called at the end
OF the sixth inning on account of darkness.
First game: New York A.; base hits, Il er-
rors, A.
Chicago, 3; base hits, S; errors, S.
Umpire Lynch.
Batteres-Rusie and Farrell; Terry and
Schriver.
Second game: Chicago. S. base hits. IL; err
rors B.
New York, 9; base hits, IL errors, O..
Full er.
PITTsBURa, Sept. ls.-score: Pittsburg, 81;
base hits, ID; errors, 2.
Baltimore. 10; base hits, 18; errors, a.
Batteries,,C Colclough, Gumbert and Weaver;
Gleason and Clark
CLEVELAND, Sept 1s.-First game: oleve-
land 8: base hits 49,; errors, 1.
Brooklyn 4; base hits, 9; errors, 6.
Batteries-Young and Zimmer Dauh> and
Daily.
Second game: Cleveland, ]; ; base hits, 49,;
errors, a.
Brooklyn, z: base hits, Is; errors, o.
Batteries-Cuppy and O'Connor; Lucid and
Kinslow.
ST. LOUIS Sept. 1s.-st. Louis, 5; base hits, a;
errors, 3.
Boston, A; base hits, TO- errors, l.
Batteries - Breitenstein and Twinehsm; /;
Stivetts and CAMEL.
The herald., 1894-09-19
SANTA MONICA.

SANTA MONICA, Sept. 1S.-Dr. Elswood Chat
fey and others are agitating the question OF
having receiving hospital at Santa Monica 9
petition setting forth the necessity for such an
institution having been circulated to some ex.
tent. 1t is a'good move and if it could be
built, or suitable quarters rented, and the in.
stitution properly maintained, it would prove
OF inestimable value to the saving of life.
should critical accidents occur.
A grand ODD Fellows Rebekah excursion to
Los Angeles and return over the Santa lse takes
place Wednesday, the 18th, leaving here at
III 80 am, the return train leaving Los Ange-
les at D 10 +, III. There will be parade of nj /
lodges in southern California and Santa Mont
ca will particp pate.
The ladies OF the South Side mission gave an
ice cream social and entertainment
The ladies OF the w. X. C. give an entertain
ment at G. A. K. hail on Thursday evening.
called butterfly and social.
H. d suits received a carload of cattle from
Arizona today.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Davis have returned and
returned royal welcome home
The British ship Elginshire, from Liverpool
is at the Mammoth wharf unloading a miscel
laneous cargo, having been out from Salnar
also since July 18th,
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Russell have left for th cir
winter residence on Carroll avenue, Ange emo
Heights MISS Hortense Whiteley will spend
the winter with them,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mooser have left fol- visit
to the Golden state, which their many friends \
hope will prove beneficial to Mr.. Mooser.
Miss Bassett has accepted the position of
teacher OF photography and type writing It
Gated here and is popularizing this branch of
learning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Powell OF Cleveland. O.. are
enjoying few days here
The herald., 1894-09-19
CURRENT SP lRT|NG EVENTS.
A Hitch in the Programme at
Stockton.
DR.. Wise Backed Out Of the She
Jennie June Match.
Opening Of the Southern California Cir
cult at ssAts Bsrbara-Eastern
Turf Events - Baseball
and Cricket.
BY the Associated Press.

STOCKTON, CAL, Sept. 13.-The second day s
races were not so interesting as on the opening
day, and the great event. the mtach race be-
tween g. w. Smiths She and DR., wise's Jennie
June was not trotted, owing to a misunder-
standing which will probably result in law
suit. Captain Harris who is managing for
Adolph Spreckels the packer of She, came here
to press the race, but the hacker of Jennie
June claimed no notice had been given of the
time of the contest and his mare had been fed
and was untitled for the race. He protested
and secured lawyer to stop the payment of
their bet OF $500 side. The men are disput-
ing and promise 10 carry matters into the
courts.
Threequarters nile handicap for two-year-
olds, stake with $50 Oadded-Appleby's Laurel
lby Duke Of Norfok) won, Scholars MY Sweet
heart (by Major Ban) second. George Polhemus
third; time, 1SM.
Three-year-old, trotting, 2 80 class, 5000
added-Won in three straight heats by John
Busy, Rayenscroit second, Bet Madison third !;
time, 2:2314; 2:2412, :233l,
Trotting for 2:27 class, purse Ss0o-won by
Nellie W.. in three straight heats Antie Wilkes
second, Mamie Griffin third; El Pastor dis
tanced in the first heat; time, 2:21s4; 2:2215,
2:21A.
AT SANTA BARBARA.
SANTA BARBARA, Sept. 1S.-The first meeting
OF the southern circuit, Nineteenth District
Agricultural association, commenced here to-
day. The races were well contested and ex-
citing.
Running, threeiourths of mile and repeat,
purse $20U-Lottie L. won. Moses B. second,
Idle Bell third; time 1:17, 1:I715, 1:l7s1
Billy f. and Vendome also started
The 2 80 trot, purse y2O0-Paloma Prince
won, Thompson second, FL Molino third; time
2:2612 III, 2:27l5.
The 2:20 stallion racc-First heat won by II.
M. Stanley in 222l2 now the track record.
The next two heats were won by Gen. Miles in
2:2412, 2:23l5. The race was postponed until
tomorrow.
AT MARTINEZ.
MARTINEZ, Cal, Sept. 1S.-The racing to-
day was:
Trotting, three-minute class-Won by A. G..
Gurnetps mare Mamie G. in straight heats;
time, 1863, 2:3515 and 2 :37.
Half-mile running race-Won by s. Bran
nan S mare Mariners Daughter; time, DOL,
0:S2. :
Tomorrow the free-for-all trot and free-for-
all running race takes place, also the bicycle
race
The herald., 1894-09-19
AxEkIoAN TURF CONGRESS.
California Jockey Ciub to BE Admitted
to Membsrship.

TO UcmDbr%np.
CINCINNATI, Sept IS.-The American Turf
congress met in special session at the Burnet
house here tonight. The application OF the
California Jockey club was then taken up and
the club admitted to membership. Later. how
ever. I. II. Williams. representing the Cal
ifornia Racing association, asked to have the
application withdrawn.
The following resolution, offered by Colonel
Clark, was then adopted:
lnasmuch as the California Jockey club and
other racing associations west OF the
Rocky mountains have not had suf-
fclent time to perfect an organization; and
Whereas, Their customs and racing require
more time in which to conform to the rules OF
the Turf congress- it is hereby agreed that all
OF the racing and acts of such said association
shall be recognized by the Turf congress, and
all forfeits and rulings OF the Jockey club and
Turf congress shall be enforced by said associ-
alton in California, and the rulings and forfeits
OF the California association shall be enforced
by members OF the Turf congress and Jockey
clubs for a term of IL months, at the expira-
on of which time or before, the California
associations shall confer with and submit TO
the Turf clubs plan for the fusion OF the two
territories under one set of rules.
Inc new rule was passed.
The herald., 1894-09-19

crossing Olive and Citrus avenues, a suit oi
clothes and two sacks OF tobacco, which were
found under the guidance OF Mace Then
Moro, according to Mace, urged him to assist
him in burning the house. saying that the city
gives So to the one who first rings the bell for
an alarm of re. (Tnis is a mistaken idea,
and 1t is hoped no more fires will be started to
gain such reward.) Mace says he refused to
have anything to do with it.
shepherd went back to the Jail and told
Moro that he had learned about the affair and
that it might go easier with him il he made
clean breast of it, Moro then said that both
the other boys were in the deal; that he was
to get 81. so and the others $l.25 each. Moro
ignited the house with a cigarette, then started
.on run, yelling fire, and Morrell of course
jumped for the bell rope Mace steadfastly
denies that he had any part in the affair, but
Shepherd is holding him as witness. The
other boys have spent the night behind the
bars. Moro is said to be an old offender, hav-
ing once before been arrested for stealing.
THE fire boys Immediately after the alarm,
had out their apparatus and made for the
building, but before thay got into working
order the flames had licked up the entire
structure"
The herald., 1894-09-19
SAN BERNARDINo.

SAN BERNARDINo. Sept. 18.-Harry Brunr
will so to Philadelphia to finish his regula,
medical course and then to Germany for an
advanced course and to visit the leading hos
pitals of the old world before entering upon
the practice OF his chosen profession.
The following from the last issue of the Red
lands Facts will occasion sincere regret among
the newspaper men OF this section: Owing
to continued II health the editor has been
compelled to withdraw from active newspaper
work, and has disoosed of the Facts TO Messrs.
J. P. Durbin and Il. L. Howe The new propri-
etors will take charge October 1st'
This morning Constable Shepherd came over
from Redlands with three young men and
committed Them to the county jail TO answer
to the charge Of burglary and arson. The Red
lands Leader OF this morning gives the follow
ing account OF the crime:
"rhe fire department. was called ont last
night about ! O'Clock to attend to the burn
ing OF small house on Olive avenue belong
ing to Billy Reese, a contracting stone masos,
who has been away with his family for the
past two months. There was deep shade of
mystery as to how an unoccupied house ca me fo
catch fire. and 'Old Sleuth' shepherd. whose
detective instinct is ever on the alert. promntlv
set to work to unravel the mystery. being abiy
assisted by Chief Levy. The investigation do.
yeloped the fact that youthful band OF Dill
terers and frebugs nave been in operation
ne ne Chief Of which Is young Mexican named
Clemente Moro. Closely associated in the no
iarlous work is another young man. who gave
bis name as Ed Morrell, and says he cane from
chn D1eGO.
"a third party, but one who rendered most
valuable service to Detective Shepherd is lin
Mace, young man OF about ls formerly Of
Phoenix, who has been soliciting work in the
city for the past two weeks. The alarm OF fire
was given by Moro and the bell was rung bv
Morrell, who was lettering in the vicinity IL
ing the frs. to ring the bell, Chief Levy held
these two boys and Constable Shepherd put
them under arrest and conducted Them to The
lookup. When searched. handful OF MATS
and key were found upon the person of Nor
reell, but nothing suspicious in the pockets of
Moro. "
Chief Levy in the meanwhile had been con-
versing wit Moro, who had something Inter
estng to tell in regard to the matter, which
was as t0llows. Mace has apparently been
rooping the house for some time aud yester-
DAY morning he secreted undes the BRIDGES
The herald., 1894-09-19
has been decidedly larger and better than tn,

has been decidedly larger and better than III,
earlier one.
There is more inquiry at present for houses
to rent than for some weeks pasta sure sigT
OF an increase of temporary or Heating popu
lation.
Miss Louise Gilbert, cousin OF Mrs H. G
Tinslcy, who by her many winsome ways has
made host of friends during her visit here,
leaves this week for her home in the east.
May she carry with her such pleasant memo
ries OF and such kind wishes for our little city
rs to induce her return.
John Wasson OF the Pomona Times was one
OF the Pomona visitors to Los Angeles today
Mr. Carter, who was SO badly hurt in the
sprinkling cart runaway yesterday, is reported
by his physicians to be resting all right with
good chances of recovery.
j, r. Ray came home from the Goler mining
district for few days, but will return tnis
week
The Lorbeer Bros. have arranged to com
mence on tomorrow the rebuilding OF their
steam laundry and grist mill. The lat or VIII
be much increased in capacity and some i'm
provements made on the former Now, If Il
start would only be made by Messrs. Ruton
and Judge on their property in the other
burned district, it would look like business.
Among the days arrivals from the east are
the following from .anesyille Wis, who are
relatives OF {. c. N rse'S family OF this city:
MI and Mrs. Il; T. Fiheid ana two daughters.
and Mrs. Eliza Fifield
uoDe OF Pomona lodge |. 0. &. I. will give
The herald., 1894-09-19
w HITE WINGS.
The New York Yacht Clubs Autumn
Sweepstakes Regatta.

NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-The New York Yacht
clubs autumn sweepstakes regatta was sailed
over the cup course today outside Sandy Hook
i'll a spanking breeze anda heavy sea. In the
contest between the Emerald and Ariel the
former won only by IA seconds over 3O-mile
triangular course.
At IL :32 a. m. the boats crossed in this Or
der: Wasp Queen Nab. Ariel Emerald,
Shamrock. Elsle Marie. On the beat to the
outer mark the Ariel maintained hes lead and
weathered the Emerald when the latter tackled
to round. BY so doing she overshot the mark
and lost IL seconds, which cost her the race,
as she eventually lost IA seconds at the finish.
This mark was rounded as follows: Emerald,
.25 ;As. Arjal l:24 Il ppeape NJ ;2e Z,
erald, 2s4:25; Ariel, 2:26 100. The Ariel
takes second prize of 800, and Queen Nab
wins the prize for sloops $500.
The herald., 1894-09-19
International crickstsrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18.-The second DAYS
play in the international cricket match ue
tween the Canadians and Americans was be
gun at IL a. m at the grounds of the Philadel
phla Cricket club. A heavy downpour OF rain
put a stop TO the game shortly after o'clock,
but in that time the locals had run their score
up to l72, with nine wickets down. At the
be stopped.
The runs at the fall of each wicket we're:
Canada-36, AZ, so. 93, 95, 10A, 104, 139,
Philadelphia-s, As. SO, s6, 81, 81, l5O, 1855
The herald., 1894-09-19
Cure for Headache e.

As remedy for all forms OF headache
Electric Bitters has proved to oe the very best
II effects permanent cure and the most dread
ed habltual sick. headaches yield to It's irlu-
bottle and give this remedy II fair trial. In
case OF habiiual constipation Electric Blttcrs
cnres by giving the needed tone 10 the bowels,
aud few cases long resist the use OF this medi.
cine. Try it once. Large bottles oaiy Fiftv
ceuts ate. f. Heinzeman's drug store. 222 N.
Main streei.
The herald., 1894-09-19
Oarbine C.mpatitian.

BELLEVUE, Neb., Sept. 1s.-At the annual
the East. Platte and California today some sur.
prising records were made. Results:
J. X. Lindsey, first lieutenant Ninth cavalry,
won, I64
Miller Toler, sergeant Company D, Ninth
cavalry, 1875. second
Jacob stultz, sergeant Troop d, Sixth cav
airy. 153, third.
r. A. Bradley, sergeant Company c, Fourth
cavalry, 153. fourth
Baker, sergeant Troop Sixth cavalry, 1853,
The herald., 1894-09-19
EAtries at Gravesend.

.foilowing are the entries and weights for
Ino % Eravesend races today, furnished by the
Los Angeles Turf club, 1i5b South Sprine
events: A' va 'io "oo'e
FIRST race, five and one-half furlongs--sir
1iaoh pi [eprer, Rosedale date Favora colt, h.
Hins 7 i1,s Eolo Marcola colt 108; Monotony, Glen
nEuy, do95 Nlcolini, Chicot, Bright Phnbus.
honuo, 20 Emulate filly, 95.
oecohd race, mile and one-stxteentb handi-
1a 11aaP-Saaragossa, a la; Live Oak los; Horn pipe.
InlId race, three-fourths of mile-Adel-
pert pert Io9; Torchbearer. cd Dominion. los:
5impo, Leonawell. Soundmore. IO7l PLENTY
lo4; Canvass. Beansy, Nero. (;allatin ~; ;
Lou f. ster, Hibernia Queen. IO0. Mendicsnt
foiydora, ~; lronsides SO: Clementina "a
Fourth race. Greenfield stakes. ibree .fnnrthe Iv
m1le-ku blcon, Peter the Great lin. paw.
clan, 10y; Galilee, Hydsrabad. Jack Of snades
l05; Prig, LOB; Figaro, Hmrlipsbsu' NJ 'pWaeus Wern
Busirus, 95 a"A' 90
Fifth race, four and half furongs n.,dors
1Samaritan, Forager, Canterbury Navaboe'
bartow, Milton D., Enchanter. Bright rhobus
SSnmeerry Sne Blossom, liz; Fannie B., Tree 1op.
Sixth race, four and half furlongs. moidaps
--Aleena, Parthenia, Pepper Rye Iucs ja
Jonah. Derelict, High Point Belle Nincvah'
Countess, La Paz, 1O9 an'
seventh race, one mile. selling-Adelbert
lu9; Charade, Leonawell, sandowne 10,
Now or Never, lu6; Assignee, I05; Chafta,
nooga, Marsha ], Galloping King, Chiswiet
Ao2i lnsomar, 80; Clarus, %.
The herald., 1894-09-19

another of their open meetings next Friday
evening, September 2lst. Pie Will be'the order
OF the evening. All are invited.
Miss Maude PiersOn OF Ontario was visiting
friends here yesterday.
The herald., 1894-09-19
Eiiott Again Defeats Carver,

KANSAS City, Sept. 1871 A. r. Elliott TODAY
defeated DR.. w. Il. carver in the three match
shoots at 100 live birds EACH Elliot scored
Elliott the winner of the entire stake Of S4o0
the wager being 800 a shoot and an addition.
al bet of 800 on the match
The herald., 1894-09-19

Lsug-Distauce Cvc,,n~

ERIE, Pa, Sept 1S-R P. Searles reached
here today, having ridden about 600 miles
from Chicago in 75la hours, including 7 hours
hour OF actual riding fN-
The herald., 1894-09-19
Black n. Ink

Are the prejudices which some people cherish
sgAinst what IL good for them. They reason,
as our OLD friend Artemas Ward says, thusly
$50 and SO has been taking medicine for long
time and isn't any BETTER" They only know Of
individual cases. Many could bs cited to their
astonishment, in which Hoste.ter's Stomach
Bitters has brought about complete chang
In the physical condition of persons suffering
from general III health. This thorough stom-
achic, besides having the decid ID recommend.
alton OF the medical profession, is voiced by
the general public as the possessor of oualttie,
as an invigorant and restorative OF health not
found anywhere else. In bndly troubles
caused by the liver, stomach and bowels, in In.
stances whore rheumatic tendencies are ex.
perienced, and when the kidneys are weak. il
Is the true resort
The herald., 1894-09-19

$50 envelopes, SOC; Iar m writing paper. 25c
Langstsdtor 214 W. scond Hollenbeck hotei.
The herald., 1894-09-19

Largest stock OF wa Aper ut Eckstry N s. 80
s. Mair at. Right piice-good taste.