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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

The big city bond issue and the Controller; ar
Cument before Justice Cohen, Supreme Court. II
n. m.
Fourth annual outing Of The Tribune Chapel at
Dexter Park.
Funeral Of the Rcv. DR. Edward A. Bradley at
81. Agness Chapel. West Ninety-second-s''' 10
n
Coney Island Jockey Clubs Tu,urity Day racing.
2:3o p. m.
Flag Committee Of the Sons OF the Revolution
20 be present at review Of the troops AT camp
Black.
Sale by public auction At Per A. Battery Place;
Of the franchises Of the Thirty-four'h-st ana
Jamcs-s ferries. noon.
Twelfth National convention Of the Philatelists OF
North America. No. 25l Fourih-ave.
Funeral Of Sergeant Alfred NJ. Judson. r., OF
Troop T.. Rough Riders No. 1872 West Eighty
ninth-st.. 10 a m.
The Guy REYNOLDS bigamy case. and Mrs. Cor
nell's alleged perjury. before Magistrate flaInmer
Cen'rc-st. police court, afternoon.
The transport Relief starts FOR Ponce. Porto
Rico. with supplies for tho army 'hcrc.
TIE Hon Charles Russell. the personal repre-
SENTATIVE Of Sir Thomas J. Upton. 70 arrive with
the challenge 20 the NcwYork Yacht club Tor n
race by the yacht Shamrock for the Americas
Cup.
Music a, Tompkns Square ard Mount Morris
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Men are training daily at the HOLLYWOOD Inn
Recreation Field. Dunwoodie. for the all-around
chamnonship games for points. he held on Labor
Day The contests Will be seventy-fNe-yard dash,
2eO-yard hurdle race. ii0-yard run. haf-mile run.
throwing twelve pound hammer. and running nlsh
sunni They are open to all local amateurs. The
entrance single contests is IS cents; or u !.
a person enters in all Competitors VIII receive
evening there will be nbers tainrnent IN
the hall. Tickets may now be had al the once OF
The superntendent The programme includes Illus
traied songs. pictures and music by local tai
ent. -.
Wouan's Institute club enjoyed the thlrtcenti
summer outing on SATURDAY when the parry sdlleu
far Stony Point. The anair was planned ps
the Outing Committee. - $500, -,
Captain John J. Pruyn OF Company h. 41d fseel-
meni spent Sunday with his family in TINS city.
The captain looks well. and his short furlough enns
tO-daY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
MOUNT VERNON.

Mr. and Mrs Franklin Starr OF No. AIS Franklin
ave. attended the naval parade In Now-forK lily
on Saturday. and when they returned at midnight
they found that some one had forced open IA win
dow and pl.ndered the house. The thief had
taken nearly all the silverware and valuable brio
a-brac Mr. Starr Informed ;he police. and search
made missing property. yesterday
morning "A found everything That Was
missing stored away in folding sofi, In the diil-
ing room 1t is supposed that the thief was plum
dering the house, when some one approached ana.
thinking II the owner. he hid his booty, cN-
peciing 10 return for IL later at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
RECEITER FOR PETIT REFUSED.
JUSTICE BEEKMAN DENIES CALHOUN'S APP
PLICATION-TIIE MISSING MAN
NOT Found

Inc action brought by william Calhoun for the
appointment OF receiver for the property OF John
fcttt the organizer Of the John Petit Realty
Company pending the trial OF the suit Instituted
by calhoun FOR the recovery OF real property valued
at S.C","c which he says he owns but which
Petit transferred 20 Or Henry r. Waite was
denied by Justice Beekman in the Supreme Court
yesterday. The details OF Calhouns claim have
peen published several times in connection with
fettits disappearance Or. Wates reply as
Pettrs representative. 10 Cahoun's action was
mat Calhoun had no interest Ia the property. and
that he was merely employe OF Petit who had
used his name the deeds In the ordinary course
OF business. as many real estate brokers dI.
Justice Beekman. in denying Calhouns applica
ton FOR n temporary receiver. says that he moves
upon his verified complaint and affidavit. which
does not however, contain any evidence In support
OF the allegations contained In the complaint
These allegations" says Justice Beckman. are to
large extent made upon Information and belief
and cannot. therefore. under familiar rules be
cepted as proc, OF what they contain Assuming
that the complaint. even In the form IN which II u.s.
may be considered as an af'ilavi OF opinion
tina; the proofs presented by tho defendant, are
decidedly prcpondcring md quite in accordance
with the probabilities of the case. The motion
calhoun said yesterday that he put no crodencc
es from sn"a pTn IN soe me, Of me b m9r 5do
there The description OF the man published he
shli di not ttlf Win the appearance oi the John
Pciiit ~ H. seeking
The man who called on George Robinson Cal
houn,s lawyer. lat week and said that Pettt was
sick forty miles from Chicago. called again Sat
urday and acSel ont ~ his ofer to take Mr. Rob
inson 20 Pcttif ~ his own expense He said ne
would prolIc" The missing real esiat" man In New
York within weeks time.
Marion Mckay Greenwood and isaac I Green
wood as "Necg'riN and executor respectively ~ the
vii ~ Isaac Greenwood. have begun suit IN
the Suprem" Court to foreclose "a mortgage on the
property az Nos. ~ and lol FIlion-si said 10 be
owned by John Petit The mortgage was ex-
ecutcd last August FOR $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
WHITE PLAINS.

Commander Edward r. Long OF Cromwell Post.
G. A. r.. has been appointed aide-de-camp by De-
partment Commander Arson S. Wood Of tho De-
partment of New-York.
On Sunday the body Of a man was found in a
barn on the farm Of lanes II. Landers in the
town of Greenburg, west of this village. The man
had evidently been dead for some time. The barn
is used for the storage Of hay. and is seldom en-
tered az this season.
The Greenburg and Mount Pleasant Outing and
Pleasure Club will hold Its first annual outing on
the Fair Grounds. west Of this village. to-day.
There will be horse-racing and athletic sports.
bicycle races. and Rhode Island clambake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
SSACHT SETS BONDS SOLD.

Boston. jug 22-Rids for 100000 worth OF State
bonds opened by State Treasurer Shaw a;
noon to-day. and the Whole lot was awarded u
Boston bankers. The series follows:
War 81 10000 per cent due April !. $780, grade
crossings. 81 10000. 81. per cent due May J. 1893,
Metropolitan Park. N,loOco. 3la per cent due july
J. 1898. There only TWO bidders. u. l.. Day a.
co. and Blake Brothers. of Boston bidding jointly.
and Pepper & Sicarn. OF New-York on NE per
cent bonds the Boston bankers bid Sl0l3 90 FOR a
81 600 bond. and on al the others NlO 80. and were
ava rded the bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
PORT CHESTER.

Mrs. Mary A. Berran. ninety three years old.
Of New-York CRY died suddenly on Saturday from
accidental poisoning while visiting at the home
OF her granadauch:er. Mrs F w Shutes OF Palace
Place. Mrs Shutes had been cleaning the house
and had left bottle of carAolic acid In the ROOM
when ner grandmother supposins II 10 be some
medicine which had beer prescribed for her drank
the contents. She WAS taken violently i'll az once
and although physicians were summoned. she die1
in a few hours Mrs. Berrian was born in Geneva
n Y and her husband died several years ago
The funeral will be held this morning AZ the hor:e
OF MIS- Snutcs. the Rev. W. T. Pray OF the SUM
rner0eld Methodist Episcopal Church Officiating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
SING SING.

The attendance u; the Prohibition Camp Meet
hag at this place. yesterday was light but the
programme for the day carried out as an
bounced and the address and other exercises were
interesting To-day vii. be observed Womans
Christian Temperance Union Day. when large
gathering Of people Of Westminster County, par
ticularly o. the women interested in this cause. IS
expected. In the morning Mrs. T. /. Burgess. pres
!dert OF the Ulster County Union will speak Inc
Rev A. Ostrander OF The Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church. New-York will give an address
In .hc ~. 4rnoon at . ana in tn. evening at Mrs
Burgss, viii again he the speaker The fine wea her
aud The ease WIKI which the camp grounds can he
reached by trolley-cars make the place a pleasant
SPOT 70 visit at this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
Mr.. WCTLLAGH'S APPOINTMENTS.

John McCullagh the State Superintendent OF
Elections In the metropolitan district, Is getting
ready to send out notices to the political organza-
lions to recommend Republicans and Democrats for
appointment deputies and inspectors. The Re
publican list will be ready II Is asked
for. but since Tammany has decided to submit no
lists Mr.. McCullagh will have to make his own Sc
lections among the Democrats.
Marion NJ Miller. who was prominent In the
Henry George Democracy last fall has sent out cir
culars TO members OF that organization asking
them to submit lists OF five men from each Asse M
bly, district for appointment by Superintendent Nc
Cullagh.
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SHOT AND KILLED HER SISTER,
YOUNG CANADIAN WOMAN THOUGHT TO BE IN
SANE WHEN SHE COMMITTED THE DEED.

New Market Ont. Aug. 22-Mlnnie Sexton to-day
deliberately fired four bullets into the body OF her
elder sister. Susan Sexton. killing her Instantly.
The girls were orphans living together. George
Partridge passing Just before the murder heard the
two girls laughing ioyously. Immediately after
committing the deed the woman gave herself up
The Young murderess was at time confined In
the Iunatic asylum and OF late has been acting
strangely.
The age OF the dead woman was thirty-nve. and
she was to have been married shortly. though her
sister opposed the match and declared II should
never take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Abou, forty members of Relief Engine Company
started yesterday for a week IN camp at Bay
Shore. More of the members and their friends
will follow Wednesday George NJ. Davis
treasurer OF the company. has reported that the
receipts of the recent excursion given by the
pany were about sl.lJg. OF this amount the COM
pany will receive abou, s4is in profit. portion
OF the money will probably lie used in improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Absolutely Pure
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Edwin S Cramp. Of Philadelphia.
and Senator +. ". Higgins. OF Olean. y. \.
HOFFMAN-Charles Nelson. Of Maryland. ex Sec
ond Assistant POstmaster-CencraL HOLLAND
Major John A. Logan. of Youngstown. Ohio I'M
PERIAIl-Senator Redficld Proctor. Of Vermont.
NHATTAN-Ex- Governor Alonzo r. Cornell.
OF Ithaca y. Y. and cx-Congressman &. u.
Haincs Of Undertook. " Y. METROPOLE-
Colonel u. NJ. Steward Of Chattanooga. MUIR
RAY HILL. J. Banigan. Of Providence. and
G. &. Wooworth OF Albany NETIiERLAND-
Colonel G. ~ Miner United States Army PARK
AVENUE-Dr. II. u. Frisscll. president OF Hamp-
ton Institute Virginia. WALDORF-J. c. and I.
W. Cramp. Of Philadelphia.
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NEW FREIGHT CARS FOR THE b. AND q

Within the last sixty days the receivers Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad have ordered almost
5000 freightcars. OF which the Pullman COM
pany is building loo box and 1000 drop-end gon-
dolas. Michigan Peninsular 5000 boxcars and
the South Baltimore Car Works goo boxcars 5aO
Hopper cOalcars and 70 four-whec cabooses making
a total of % 135 frcightcars ordered In less than
two years. These all OF modern construc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
BATTLE-SHIP ANCHORAGE EYCTPSTONS

me steamer Albany OF the Albany Day Line
VIII make a special trip to the batt.c-ship anchor
age this evening at o'clock. from the Desbrosscs
81 pier returning at 90 This will be a rare op-
Pol unit ior neighful sunset sail. The rcstati-
rant on the main deck will be open affordine an
opportunity for passengers to dine on board To
morrow evening the steamer New-York will m, h.
similar Trip leaving Disbursement at c O'CLOCK
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END or PROSECUTION or MRS. ATKINSON.

Charleston w. Va. Aug. 22.-The indictment
against Mrs. Myra Atkinson. wife OF Governor At
k!nson for forgery. has been quashed. and the
case dismissed by Judge Blizzard on the grounds
that the Indictment failed to allege guilty intent
and further that The dismissal OF J. i. Owens
pr,ncipaI would necessarily acduit Mrs Atkinson
who was only charged as accessory. This is be-
lleved 10 be the end OF the prosecution OF Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
MAMARONECK .

a double funeral service was held yesterday
morning in Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church
over the bodies of Ms. Bridget Murphy thirty
seven years old Of Quaker Ridge. and her sister.
Miss NJ. A. Costello of Bedford. Both women died
o. Saturday. less than hour apart. Miss COS
tcllo owned house and lot, which she bequeatheu
70 Mrs Murphy. and Mrs. Murphy beQueathcd a
portion of her farm 70 Miss Costello Burial was
H. the Catholic Cemetery in w-Rochee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
THE IRON AND STEEL CONSOLIDATION.

Adyiccs from Saratoga received yesterday showed
tina, all details fo- the consolidation of the Mime
sofa Iron and Illinois Steel companies have been
arranged. ard that meeting will soon be held TO
cleo, officers and directors. No representatives OF
other companies than those so far included In the
combination present the meeting yeStci-
day. fer the reason that they rot directly con-
eerned In The present stage OF the proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
TECEAHOE.

The assessors have given several hearings on ap-
pl!cat.ors for reductions Some OF the owners or
property ,he value Of which has been increased by
the expenditure of $1,000 for new roads have pro
tested against their taxes. Among the claimants
for lower valuations are the North End Land CON-
pa,y the Bronx Manor Company, Mrs. catherine
Dorahoe Dr.. Granger. George Hunt and W. ii.
Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
DIVIDENDS FOR BANK CREDITORS.

Washington. Aug 22-The Controller of the Cur
rency has declared dividends in favor OF the cred
Tors OF nsolvent National banks follows: Seven
per cent. Missouri National Bank, OF Kansas City ::
% per cent First National Bank OF wellington
kan: 10 per cent. Sumner National Bank. of Well
ington. Kan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
PEEKSKILL.

The funeral Of Benjamin =. Squires was held
Sunday afternoon. Tho lad. who ten years
old died at the Helping Hand Hospital on Friday
from the effects Of fracture Of the skull. The
injury caused by coal which fell from a pass
ing train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Henry l.. Meyer. nquidating partner 81 Meyer &
Dickinson. drygoods commission merchants Of New
York and PHILADELPHIA at the store In this city
AT Nos ~ and s. Greenc-st. yesterday. II" said
he could give particulars yet TO The condition
OF the firms affairs. He was Strengthening out
matters TO how It stands Asked II he could
give an ap roxmate estimate OF the liabilities he
said that he could not now. as they were not
known The Messrs Meyer have heea for many
wears Interested In the Miesch Manufacturing Com
pary silk ribbons at Paterson. H.nrv l.. Meyer
having been president and Charles II. Meyer treas
urer and were rega rded as the principal owners ~
the 81 1ck Of me company. which Is capitalized at
10000 Mr. Meyer said yesterday that Il IL sepa-
rate business and will 70 on as heretofore.
Schedules OF the Wilson Brothers Woodenwarc
and Toy Company, { No. 1l9 Chambers-st.. show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
SATINET MILLS START UD

Millbury Mass. Aug. 2-Thc c. r Ailrlch cat,
met mills here resumed operations to-day after q
shutdown of two weeks. The market f. sim d,,1
but n is stated that the mills vii probably r,o
steadily now. About one hundred hands en-
p.oye ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-23
SWIM MING.
w. J. DUFFY COVERS THE DISTANCE BETwEE,
PIER 40 5. EAST RIVER AND NOR
TONS POINT IN FOUR HOURS

W J Duffy in 1878 was the long-dsiance
amateur champion runner OF the NewYork Ath-
letic Clue, swan on last Saturday from Pier Ne.
g. East River. to Norton's Point. Coney Island. q
distance of about ten miles. In hours ana min
uies Several friends Of ;hc swimmer. who were
In A row0oat. kept close 10 him from the time he
divcd into the water until h. clambered land
again. Duffy is forty years old and Is II member
OF the New-York Athletic Club.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise rs Sunset Gar Moon sets m 81 Moons aga
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AN sandy Hook II os Gov. Island II 30 He'll Gate AZ
PM-sandy Hooy lilo Gcv Island HAS Hell Gate al
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THURSDAY. AUGUST IS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRY-MoNDAY. AUGUST ., ,sA


ARRIVED.
Steamer Menantic 90, Mann. London August s, swan
sea TO- in ballast With cabin PASSENGERS to Hogan
steamer Helene Rlckmers. Rebeemun stet,in Ausu.
e3 an. Line. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m
August y. with fru, to Edgar G,dney. Arrived tho
steamer Beiyernon eNon. Hansen. ror, Antonio and
Anneto BAY august 10 and Kingston To- with fruit ard
- psssensefI 70 American Fruit Company. Arrived at
sa S1msr Ailss9sny d1 2we Kiass'Sn Angus:
and cobiL passengers Pm Forwood a KelNk
Steamer FL Monte. Parker. New Orleans August IS
.. steamer leo, state q Texas Young BrinsVick Ca August
L" sa MIN I mess and ND Psss.nsers to j. Mary CO.
breeze clear.
CLEARED
. Steamer Ariandearg Brl. knley. South Amooy. J.
-. steamer Philadelphia. Chambers. Hayaus-James
steamer servia (Br, Watt. Liverpool-v II Brown =
Steamer Albyn oBr. Williams Yokohama-r Hogan .
steamer rraye Ger. Chris,oners Bremen via South
Steamer Chicago city osD. sendeu. Brstol-James
rs, Steamer Ben.on ,Bn. Staples. Inasua. AUX Cages
Steamer Tartar Prince nsr) Fothergl r<ghorn.
Naples etcJohn { seagcr
Steamer rlIer Nor. Kars Sanchez Bay
Steamer Pacific dBr,. Young. Rotterdam-c Richard
Steamer yesper. Gosln. Philadeiph!a-w clyde ca
steamer RlueGelds Catharne. Newport News ana Rich
IS
steamer Old Dominion Tapley Norfolk and Newport
Nsws-old Dominion IS Co;
WHIP Emp county Of hinross ,Br). Collins. Calcutta
Bark Lillian CBr). Delano. Georgetown pem-LwAP
Armstrong.
SAILED
Steamers Aigcrs. for New Orleans Old Dominion Nor
folk and Newport News Philadelphia. Havana.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Lon, London: Aug 22Arryed steamers Astrakhan On
Lizard; Aug 2orasscd. steamers Astrakhan lBr.
Davies New York Tor Dover Fist. La TIc.bale Dutch
southampton Aug 2?-Arriyed. steamer Kaiser wilhen
Ger Hrosse Ger, Enseloart New York for brensn,'
sailed steamer I'arharossa GER. Richter 0rom Bre.en
liristo. Aug Arrived. steamer Brooklyn city C''
Prawle Point, Aug Passed steamer Southwark CBrh
Dqnseness; Aug 2e-Pnssed steamer Phrnicia Gsrs
sSy Aus ,'suIs scr Kaiser Wilhelm a
crosse GER Engelhar New-fork for SOUTHAMPTON sna
s'etn. Aug io-saied. steamer Hekla dam. Thorn
,Antwerp. Aug ?l-Arrlved steamer wesernand CBesh
l,r. men Aug Arrived steamer KoenIsen Luise 'der
Hamburg. Aug 2l-Sailed. steamer PhGnica ,Ge'h
Marseilles. Aug 9O-Arrived, steamer Britannia FD
Fourier New-york
NewrYork pass. steamer Titana dr. Crate. Calcutta
Adsn Aug 22-Arriyed steamer John sandsrson d'T'.
,o aume Avg lo-saiIed steamer Pawnee tbr) ASe"-
Montevldeo Aug so-saei steamer Kahir Prince C'r'.
Ro sn rem nasnSs Assrs or yerna Geo
> santos Aug 2l.sailed. steamer Port Adelaide 'Br'
Pernambuco. Aug Arrived steamer Heveius tBeo'
Fisher Orion arom Rio Rio Janelr Ss Sci, New S'
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SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted int thess al
anna nre recommended 10 the reader ~
THU tribune as thoroughly reitnLie
business he done BIZ mntt with H.: ~ ~
vertisern with perfect safety. -
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Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Tie popular summer collar.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST ..
Sharp County record., 1898-10-28
three children.

three CnllQren.
Two months ago he began
suffering from violent head
aches. On his physicians
advice he submitted to an
operation, during which a
splinter of bone was removed
from inside his skull, where
it had been pressing against
his brain for more than a
quarter Of a century. He
passed froul under the in
fluence of the anaesthetic,
however, not the same man
he has been since his fall, )ut
as he was before the acci,
dent. Ee swears he was
never married, and that,
even though such was the
case, the ceremony was in
valid owing to his unbalauc-
ed mental condition. So he
demands a separation, and
declines even to provide for
his alleged wife.
The latter says her maid
en- name was Kecgau. that
her relatives are all dead,
and that she has no papers to
prove the genuineness of her
marriage, which, she says,
was performed by a justice
whose name she never knew.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-28

The following communica-
ton was received by the
Burlington Independent from
one Of its patrons: Send
me a few copies Of the paper
which had the obituary and
verses about the death OF my
little child a month or two
ago. You will publish the
enclosed clipping about my
niece's marriage; and | wish
you would mention, if it don't
cost anything, that | am go
ing to have a public sale and
will rent my farm; also that
! have a few extra calves to
sell at public auction. Send
me a couple Of extra copies
thisweek, but as my time is
out you might stop my paper
as times are too hard to
waste money on a neWspa'
Sharp County record., 1898-10-28
NINMAsNN OF TnE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarlng Incl.
iout to eczema, tettoE Nlt,rhem and other
d&easea ofthc skin ID instantly alhyed by
applying Chmberlams Eye and Skin
Ointment Many very bad cases have beer
permanently cured by IT, II is equally
Efficient Tor itching piles and . &yoritcrrm.
ody for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
hlains frost bites, and chronic sore eyes
For cole by druggists ut % cents per box,
Thy d. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are iuNwhat0 horse nccdswhen in bad Cond
ton Tonic, blood puHderOnd vemrucc
Sharp County record., 1898-10-28

a preacher in a neai by
town is said to have announc'
ed that he would discuss a
family scandal from his pull
pit, and as a result every
sea. in his church was filed
long before the time Tor
church service, many stand
ing up in the aisle and . look
of satisfaction on the faces OF
the entire congregations
The shrewd master OF the
flock then proceeded to dis.
course on Adam and Eye and
the serpent
Sharp County record., 1898-10-28

rhave used Rinols TgSIlo3 with 50 much salts
faction that l can cEteIu.-y fecOmnent theH'
Fave been troubled for about three years WIN
what called bilious attacks canning on regularly
orce n week. Was tcd by different physicians
that II was caused by bad teeth, OF which had
several. had the teeth extracted, but tie IT..
tactg continued. l had seen advertisements, of
Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no tailh
IN them. but about SIX weeks since friend In
duced me 70 try them. Have taken but two ut the
small scent boxes Of the TGbuie3 and haEchad
no recurrence Of tho attacks. Have never gwen a
testimonial for onything before. but the great
snoupt of good which believe has been done me
nv Rlpans Tabules induces me to add mine 70 the
many testimonials you doubtless have in Your
nnss,szro, now. AT. DEWITT.