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VOL. EfcrNO. 90. newberne;n. g. Tuesday, july 15, 1890. PRICE 5 CENTS, BUSINESS LOCALS. . JjJL in the city for a few days only, thii week. Any one desiring hli ier . ioea as piano or organ Juner or re pairer, or wishing to purchase a piano or organ at lowest figures, win piease lavrders at Hotel Albert. - jlMt, f JOB PRINTING executed at the , , (J jotrBHAL office with neatness and HAIR BRUSHES, tooth brashes, nail bruBhes.fleeh brushes,bath brushes, : bath towels, 4TU ooloane, Gooding's x- Cologne. Imnortel Ba Rum. and a full . line of- JJrugs, patent medicines, eto . Special attention paid to family ' recipes and prescriptions. at : ? jiy2-tf --- - : R. J.GooDisaV- xjL,7 pounds at John Dunn's. -tf. , CODA WATER on, draught today at JOHN DUNN 8. y - - tr. NEW HATH HOUSE Wow open at the foot of Broal tttreet.- Towels furnished.'. Gentlemen, 9ov .Bp) a. Do. Season ticket. 81 50. , tniijtf , ft t - . ; 1 v ? ; A Biti baa passed the House of 'vi PanMuantaH tract mnotitnttnof Aforiir UVFI VUVMOVO ' W WMWMWMV.M , W.f, " w nonra ft dav'u wort for all laborers ' . AinnlnvAd b tha Government." , 4 r tz " Gen. Palavita has leea ap- . tin! n tail rtantafn ftanArQl aF. flnrta Ther annexation of Cuba to the ' United States is again being agi taieo. '-,... ... ; Quay is said to be against the Force bjl.1 because he believes 'that If it passes Patterson will be elected -: Governor and Pennsylvania become . a Democratic State. ' . " Fire Near Aurora, " ' . ' " ,- A correspondent at' Aurora writes as follows, under date of July U: , "The dwelling on the Guilford (or Linkey) farm, about two. miles from Aurora, owned by Col. A. W. Sheffle, of Ral- resolution in the-House, which was referred to the Committee on Eulee,i providing that the Presidentof the Senate and the Speaker of the House be authorized to close the present session of the Fifty-first Congress by" adjourning 'their respective Houses on Jnly3t at 2 P. M. The . Democratic Congressional Convention of the Sixteenth Ohio district met at Orrvilleon the 10th nst. and nominated Jno. G. War- wick. This 1st Congressman Mc- ""VJ " . In a publio street out of a walk, nor I CratiO by about 2,000 in a total vote shall the driver of any vehlole on thai 6f 40,000. McKinley has been Heet wantonly wiih his whip or other. , ' . wise, annoy others, or suffer his vehicle elected to Congress SIX. times but to stand or pass on any business street always from a Republican district. without oldin8 the eins, exoept in tta 4 r Aw. tbe oaae of a wagon, cart or dray while w uvn m m iouiuuam uuiiiw, dfilivflrinff or reoeivinff a load. When ; ' THERE 18 no necessity lor any '- nnnrrAl hAtwAAtt ihft AlllAnftA and - ( , ... ,.- who attempt to stir dp 'strife be- xt tween the two organizations, and , nni rrnA friAnrla t.o ithAr. Monroft "'Register, r'. , .'rJ ,' '' ' S . . ll HI) III. II 1 ; v Y- The .House . Committee on the Library have . reported favorably the bill introduced by Representa' ior tue erection ui a memuriai muuu ' mAnfc Infthfillft I ' hf 8nAin. who pledged her jewels to enable Col "1 UUIUUB IiU UllinDUULD . Ulfl , U OED Ul diecoyery., : V ' Shipments of gold oontinne very large.' On Friday the director ef the mfnt authorized the exchange of one million doljars In gold bars for gold coin at the New York essay office for shipment to Europe . 'This is in addition to a million dol U lars shipped the. day .before.',. (; Senator Fete was interviewed on last ;f hursdai. night and said ' that unless forty-three Republican ; Senators wonld pledge themselves to remain on duty night and day. .! sleeping and eating in the Cipltol . if jiece'asary, ready to vote to, put '..the election, bill through, .it would ' ; be absurd to. take it pp at all, ' Notice to Mariners. The following changes have taken plaoe in the buoyage on the North Caro Una coast Albemarle Sound Edeuton Bay. Tha H. 8. day-beaoon off Reedy Point ... , , T I t 1)A A I wvou iuvtuu wv an yvoiuvu j tutiVD -v"" "t I a. w. t S from Edenton Rear Range was toiauy aesiroyea oy nre sunaay. Light thn 1.1th. Alt tha familr wer at A black soar buOT has been sub church and notbing was sayed. No "JJS thS i'y;teacn rm.ey Attention, Drivers. The Mayor calls attention to the fol lowing city ordinance: Chap. 3. Sko. 14. No person shall drive any loaded dray, cart or wagon and will be defeated. There are remarkable stories from Armenia. One comes by way w. , th nnr. Of Constantinople to the effect tTiat I fending against the provisions of this a uuiuiwr 111 xv.iiueuiau peaeauiB "bleach offense Alakilas. who failed to Dav their axes were burned alive by Turkish armaceut18tsi 'aminn D A AtltAn ASAer anro I that "The authorities of Trebizond hcad Ja8t week the following officers have Bent 26,000 cases OL parafine were elected for the ensuing year: President, E. V. Zoeller, Tarboro, Vioe-Presidents, W. H. Wesrn, Ohar lotte; H. R. Chears, Reidsville; N. D. Fetzer, foncoH. Seoretary, F. W. Hancock, Ne Bflrne. Treasurer, A. S. Lee, Raleigh, Local Secretary, J. R. Gooding, New shown 800 yards S from the same light. A red spar buoy has been substituted for the day-beaoon formerly shown 450 yards 8. i W. from the same light. Black spar buoy No. I has been moved to a position 4S0 yards S. S. W. f W. from the same light. This affects charts 141 and 408. Croatan Sound Roanoke Island Bodie'e Island Anohorage New Buoy. A tr. a. nun buoy has been placed to serve as anchorage buoy in Bodie'e Island Anchorage, at the Bouth end of Roanoke Island. The buoy is in 8 feet of water, 21 miles W. S. W. f W. from Bodie's Island Light. This affects ohartsHO, 143, and 408. Hatteras Inlet Change in Buoyage. The P. S. nun buoy known as the Outer Buoy has been moved to a position 1 mile 8. E. I E. from Ocracoke Life- Saving Station The P. S. nun buoy known as the Bar Buoy has been moved to a position on a line between the Outer Buoy and red nnn K.mv Ma Q nd 4 ff a mia inalrla .ai. i ... . a . . .MUM J A 1 V 1 M , HUM 4 V. M U. 1 1 W .UW.UWI ai tne meeting or ine norm uarounai trie former vehicles meet each shall go to the right; when going in the same direction and one passes another it shall pass to the right, and the driver passed shall give Any person of- SHIPPING NEWS. ASBIVED. . Sohr. Gertrude T. Browning, Capt. Sabiston, from Philadelphia, with car go of ooal consigned to Watson & Daniels. Schr. Effie J. Betts worth, Capt. Peters, from Baltimore, light CLEARED. Str. Vesper, of E. C. D. line, for E. City, with cargo of general exports. Schr. C. C. Davidson, Capt. Hunter. for Vandemere, where will load lum ber for Philadelphia. SCHOONEUS IN PORT. Schr. Peoora, Capt. Douglass. Schr. Addie Henry, Capt. Hill. Schr. Three Friends, Capt. Phillips. Schr. Gertrude T. Browning, Capt. Sabiston. Schr. Eflie J. Bettsworth, Capt Peters NOTES. The Htoamer Eaglet, of E. . D. line, willjaail tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock for E, City. Old For Sale, One Share in A. & N. O. Railroad. Two Shares in East Carolina Fair Asso ciation, Apply at H JOURNAL OFJICE. . to Dersem for the- purpose of firing I an extensive dense forest which is ikely to serve as a refuse for Armenians if pursued by Turkish troops, r v - American freeman are not yet Berne. read p for imDerialism. however A correspondent carefully the . Radical party has been to promulgate the doctrines of an absolute monarchy. Any measure, as the force bill, calcu lated to make it impossible to dis lodge a party when once in power. of the Raleigh Chronicle says: "Morehead City will doubtless be made the permanent place of meeting and a muoh needed muBeum library, and laboratory will be added." Baseball This Afternoon. The Kinstop baseball club will play the Elm City's at the Fair grounds this This affeots charts 143, 145, 10,'and 11 Pamlioo Sounds Royal Shoal Buoy Moved. Blaok can buoy No. 9 has been moved to a position 2 6 10 miles N. E. by 4 E. from Royal Shoal N. W. Point Light. This affects chart 143. Core Sound Change in Buoys. Black spar buoy No. 3, at the western entranoe to Core Sound, has been changed to a black can buoy. The tr. a. spar buoy 1 8-10 miles 3 E. from Beaufort Tower has been ohanged to a P. 8. nun buoy. This affects charts 420 and 147. Beaufort Harbor Entrance Buoy Moved New Buoy. Red nun buoy No 21 has been' moved to a position 2 miles 8.1 W. from Beaufort Tower. A red nun buoy, No. 2i, has been placed to a position 21 miles S. s W. from the Tower. This affects charts 420 and 147. J J S - J 1 i! L. J. .. i .... .1 I J tmi Mtwitfueu W buuhh uuin iurcu auu afternoon at five o'clock. The Kinston fraud for the proper expression Of boys have always beaten our boys be Murdered by the HatAelds. : , ' ' r " a., , ... , . . .... ... ... I wijaiv, II I a, V UJ lu. imou tna will 91 tne people acme Daiioi tore ana mis win pui me cimuity son the lifeless body of Dave Stratton, one box is i worse than imperialism. White men will never submit to espionage of their ballots and coer cion of their privileges. Richmond Times.: ' - LOCAL NEWS. 'NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Journal For sale. . G. H. Wbitk Address, f R. N. DuTFl Drunkenness. Granville Female Institute. . F. Douglass County convention. , F, E. Morion Piano tuning, etc i their mettle. A fine game may be ex pected. Following are the "nines": kinston. elm city. Lewis, W. Bragaw, 8b. Stanly, Yates, o. Lewis, E. Clark, G. ,1b. Cameron, Daniels, 2b. i Dunn, Manly, o.f . Hadley, Neal, s.b. Herbert, MoSorley, r.f . iPridgen, Clark, E,l.f. Coleman, King, p. Admission 25 cents. Ladiee, and children under 15 years of age, 10 cents. Carriages free. Office of the Dominiou Steamship Company. New Berne, N. C. June 8, 1890. The steamer Manteo will sail from Norfolk for Newborn, via Washington, N. C: Wednesday July 'Jth. Monday " 14th Friday " 18th. Wednesday 11 23d. Monday " 28th. Friday August 1st. Returning, wdl sail from Newborn for Norfolk directat 12 m. Friday July 11th. Wednesdav " 16th. Monday ' 21st. Friday " 25th. Wednesday " 30th. The above is the Old Dominiou July Calendar. Pioasa olip and paste on your shots. E B. Roberts, Agent. What Docs It Mean I ' ' 100 Doses One Dollar" means simply that Hood s Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, because it gives moro for the money than any i other preparation. Each bottle contains 1UU closes and will averaee to last a month, while other preparations taken according to directions are gone in a week. Therefore, be sure to get Hood a Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier. 2 Here 17 e Come Again I With a fresh lot of those fine Gold Plated Chains, which we give a written guarantee to last for six years. Com and see those nice Aluminum Framed Spectacles and lEye Glasses, the best Speck and Eye Glasses ever brought to New Berne. Ask to be shown Pane E. Wert's Fountain Pen: the best Fountain Pen in the world. Come and see me. ; v stock ia way up Price way down 'ome early to avoid the crowd. Don 't forget the place. EATON'S, Middle Street, opp. Baptist Church, New Berne, N. O. S."P. HOLLY, FASHION A It LE TAILOR. Next door to P. M. Draney 's Hardware Store, SOUTH FRONT STREET. Large stock of fine samples. Clothing made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Rates reasonable Also, cleaning and ayeing done in neatest style. 18d2m SUMMER SCHEDULE Steamer "Beaufort." For the boncfit of those who ,IRir ( visit Ocracoke dunn tho maxou, th r.aauiuiil' will run tli Schedule : following' Leave Washington of the famous McCoy gang of outlaws, was found near the railroad tract at Brownston, several weeks ago, the pub lio generally supposed that he bad been run over by a train and killed. some persons, nowever, suspected jne To Ulc Tllx rojcrg of Cmen County. Election of County mittee. Executive Com- Among these was J. W. Napier, a de tective, better known as "Kentucky Bui," who armed with warrants fori the arrest of certain of the Hatfields, started out a few weeks ago with the declaration that he would not return without them. Not a word has been received from him, but yesterday word came that bis body, cold in death, with a bullet hole in his heart, had been found near the home of the Hathelds. y SuliirilHV 1 1 p. in. Monday (1 a.m. " Widneartay !) a,m. Closo connections with the at from Greenville and Tarboro. anil thn train from JamoHviile that connartu with the Wilmington and Yt'uldon Railroad. On intermediate days tho BEAIIFOU'I' will touch at New Heriv leaving there 4 a.m. lueBdavH and 11 ti.rn. Tlinrdc connecting with Atlantic Railroad. and re in A partial lest of the Senator who are now ana at an times op posed to any attempt to pass the election - bill includes Messrs. Ingalls, Plumb, Hale, JPeddock, MoMiliUty Farwell, Washburn, Stockbridge, Quay and ' JJawley. These Senators (lay there is no sen; timeht among- their constituents in favor ol the passage of a force .bill now cr at' any other time. ' . i. Politics oa the "boom." .Cantaloupes are being Shipped great numbers. -i Tne steamer Beaufort is now making regular trips from this city to Ocracoke. See schedule published elsewhere. The Republican county convention will meet Thursday, July 81st. The official call will ba found in this issue. Statesville is going to . have water works' ' Ia voting for them the people were overwhelming in favor of the enterprise. How - we do need them here! ' A telegram was received from Wind- Bor,. Bertie, county, yesterday wnicn reads as follows: "Bertie sends only one delegate (to the' convention) who is '4 f - , Teoxjble emroinent. between Salvador and Guatemala. " The Ranger and the TLct'.n, now at San Francisco, have been ordered .to rcceed at once to the weet coast tf Ccr.tral America. TLcno vc."nc!3 f,l t.t 1 3 expected to estcrfcre in tie t:r..!l:i tctween the two countries, exTj-fto far as Day be necessary to tl a protection of Americr.a i.r . .;. - '- In til dt:t3 ca Silver in the ' j Ilr. I.Ior;an went on to ' ; , I nidation on all importsnt ' now . entirely con- ' -i?A9 comrittcs- ' "'- .won, vhecs f: ro .that, i 1-iLci to ; ' ' f.nd it .i r v.i It was impossible last night to verify tha rnnnrr. hnr. iti tin I invert to hn trim. At a meeting or tne graven county a8 ni8 friends would otherwise have executive committee held at the court I heard from him. house Saturday the following gentle- i men were elected for the ensuing two years r . No. 1 Township B. I. Willis, W. P. Lancaster, Eph. Askins, John Forest, I R. W. Smith. No. 2 Township Josiah Tingle, A. Everington, Brioe Roe, F. P. Gaskins, F.S. Ernul. No. 3 Township M. H. Carr, J.J. Bryan, Joel Kinsey, J. W. Lane, Jos. Einsey. No.. 5 Township John S. Morton, D, W. Morton, jr., B, F. Borden, E. W. I Taylor, L. M. Giddens, James L. Taylor, No. 6 Township A. L. Heath, L. H. Banks, B. E. Williams, W. Z. Boyd, I J. J. Ballard. No. 7 Township-H. H. Perry, J. W. A Youth Hanged. Columbia, S. C, July 12. Armistead Jones, colored, was hanged at Grange- burg yesterday. He was one- of the youngest persons ever hanged in this State, his age being between 16 and 17 years. His crime was the murder of his step-mother. He and a younger brother quarreled with the step-mother one day last February and the boys agreed to kill her.' . Armistead shot her in a most brutal manner. Both broth ers were sentenced to death, but the sentence of the younger was commuted to imprisonment for ten years. Attention. Chapter 8. section 3, of the Ordi nances of the city of New Berne: "Every owner of a house on a street which has a cellar door, vault or pave mnnt of wood, .stone or brick, shall tooth and toe nail for Simmons. " That's Conner. G. L. Hardison. J. C. Thomas, keep the same in repair. If he shall, rights. - ; . - It . Fiahar. Macon Portor. O. b n.0t,fied ..t0 d0 by lhe .j ,! , vV a - i i - , mayor, a memoer or tne street commit- t The ; board . ol county qommissionef s Conner. ' ,A , iv the mamhal. fail for th Sn..nB were in ' BesBion : yesterday' and will be No. 8 , Township-vS. R. Street, Aia of five days to repair the same, he shall today 'until July 19,', inoluaive, for Jones, "J. J.. Baxter, Nathan Tisdale, be fined live dollars. And every day the purpose of revising h. tax list for E. W Small wood, Mat Manly, Edward iSSS!& 1990. It you have any complaint to Gerock, Enoch Wadsworth, O. H. tinot offence. If there be several own make, now,ia the time to make it. V Guion, J. K. Willis, E.H. Meadows, 6rs of suoh house it shall be sufficient Durham promises T grand reception M'JeW '$lyn . w a iTl We th" Otioe 80 V! Ji them,;-" tO the PreBS Association Which meetS in PJ 9:.,irrTUla.'''M.''W'.'riraian. 1Tnr haolvan tn Ma iitnrtn tho nn. mat city on me zj, K4tn ana xoin. x, tlurtt, J. C. Moore, W. W PreBcott- cupant of the bouse Notice is hereby given that the com miesioners of Craven county will be in session from July the 14th to the lOtb inclusive, for t'le purpose of revising the tax list for as provided in sec tion 27, machinery act. All persons haying complaints are notified to ap pear and make them to said board during (heir said session. Jas. A. Bryan, Ch'm Board Com J. A. Richardson, Clerk. July 7. 1890. jly 8-1 w, GRANVILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, OXFORD, N. O. TIIK ADVENT TERM WILL BEGIN SEPT. 4. I80O. Careful alid thorough Instruction In every (lenftrtmeiit. 1 Lie lureuior ui huiii: ( piano una urKiiu;, m eraduate of tne Mew England Oonservawrv and 1h an experienced and enthusiastic teacher, nndtthe high reputation of the school In this department will tie fully sua. tuined. Class Instruction In voice culture and Blulit BlnKine free to the music pupils, The Art leachor is a lauyoi unusual taieni and won man; distinctions while a student of the (Jooper union Art school. Thehealthfulnessof the Institute is such among boarding pupils or teaohers slnoe the 1 fie lierman Antl-KnCUmatlC eetabllehmenl oi the scnoQi. TKHMaKoard Tuition In tho Academic Dept , Including Latin, Music. Calisthenics, for BecBton of forty weeks. VM. For catalogue or further Information ap ply to or address jiyl'ideod&wlm. FriHoipal. FAKE -'rom Washington to Ocracolte turn, $'J 50. From New IWiu to Ocracnkt anil turn, $i!.."iO Single trip tickets, $1,;"0. From Washington to New l'.orne, $'3 From New Berne to Washington. AMPLE ACCOMMODATION, SPKNCHIt IIKOS., Mima gei s The steamer BKAUFuRT hw heon re built and made larger, and is now n com fortable and seaworthy boat, and lia n. permit to carry 250 passengers. jylOdwiini. Wonderful Discovery! JtllQUORllADI umujve womb maersunoitc au D! HilrfEGOLDEll SFEClFlCi Tt ran hn el ven In coffee, tea.or.in articles ot food. without the knowledge of patient If necessary; It Is absolutely harmless ana will effect a perma nent ana speeuy cure, wueuier ne uaueu, ih b moderatedrlnlceroran alcobollcwrecfc. IT NKV v.u VAT r.H. Itnneraten so ouletlv and with such rtprt.fLlntv that the Datlent undergoes no incon venience, and soon Ida complete reformation la euecieu. 9 IJU UUUlk free, IV UU WHU Uk R. N.O. After the session is over the Association will take an excursion ' to Morehead where they will be guests at the At lantic hotel a few days. . .-.;' . Hollowell & Petereon,,B annual ex cursion from uoldsboro to Morehead will take place today. A large number of people from all along the line of the raliroai will take a trip to the sea, We suppose. Hollowell & Peterson gen erally have the biggest excursion of the season. The train will pass through New Berne about noon. '. . , This Ordinance will be rigidly en- Iforoed after five days from this publica tion. -' - O. A, Battle. Mayor, by J. M. Habqet, Marshal- Personal. Mr. Baxter Davidson, of Charlotte, is in the city, viBiting Mr. C. E. Foy . Clement Manly, Eeq., -returned last niLt from the North.' " Mr. S. C. Bragaw has returned frcm 7ehington. '' . ' K; 3 L'aude Annette vcnttoMcre- heal Lst c;;V.t. ." ' N. J. Eoii 'ii, E-q . of Kinston, arrivtd ci last eveipg't? tm:.i on professional -t list of Letters ; r Remaining in . the postofSoe' at New Berne, . Craven - county, July 12th, isnn. j 1 , . a.-Mt n.., t rr or South . America' Financial Troubles. John Cathie, Nathaniel Cradle. Henry BUENOS Ayres, July 12.--The finan flnhA.'R; W. Onnnnr: RinhnrI P.lliann Cial DanlO here IS Subsiding, or Riobard S. Mason, Mrs. ArBeney Moktevideo, July 18. Bank notes Forst. F.'A. Fuloher, T. J. Green, Frank !ed yesterday at .20 per cent, dis- Hill, car a of Job Baann. lint finaa. count, after reaching Bo per cent, dis Obo. W. Houston (21. Jama Tfnntxii. oount. The president today declined Miss Mary Jane Koonoe, J, W. Larkin, to accept the resignation of Minister of Georire V. Midirett. Marv Ann Mitchell. Finance. S; U. farifyMr.M. K. Roberts. Jennie Sprinner, Mary Simmons, M. A, Cloy . IE. TSilf. J. W. Telfoir. J. W. Thdrne. Miss At her home in Portsmouth. N. O. P. Tunstall, G. W. West, Miss L. S. I July 4th, 1890, in the Blst year of her Wallaoe.'Miss Luoy Williams.- , - , age. Mrs.' Holland Gasklll, the widow Persons calling for above letters; will Gaskill, Say advertised.and give date of list. The regulations now require that one cent shall be collected ou the delivery oi eacn letter advertised, i - - Wir, E. Claeke.P. M. : 'An Address. , ,V Hon.; Geo. H, White will deliver an address at the "Teachers Institute" this 9.30 a. ro. Subjoot, "Law and Or.lnr ia the School Room." rut'.Io Mrs. Gaskill had been lingering for a considerable length of ' time. though persevering. ' Finally she was taken to her bed and continued to grow weaker and weaker until she died in the hope of a bliaaful immortality. She leaves two sons and two daughters and several grandchildren and a host of friends to mourn their loss, but their loss is her Ring! 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' v Agents desiring territorv.' addres isnove. iv6iwtf SIstdayof July, 1890. at 12 o'clock, M., ft f n ..-.L M ' at the Court House, for the purpose of UUl IV S uQllKIl UIXlLSrC. m,t!nir TAiintv Offiftrii. and elect- . t O", log delegates and Rernates tp the state A prom t and ffi - t . f nAnrtvaan Atilil mnA .Til Hint a I (VinVAne tions; and it was suggested that the lOTignS, COldS, ' CrOttB, Bron-" the 24th dav of July. 1890.' WUfclB, pore-inroatS, UlpH- FREDERICK DOUGLASS, Oh'n. L. W.HAM, Sec 'y. ' . jylSdtd At a meeting of the Republican Oountv Executive Committee, held the 4th dav of July, 1890, it was ordered that a Oountv uonvention be ueia in the Oity of New Berne, N, O., on the theria, Catarrh, Etc. I have tried DUFFt'd OODOS MlXTltkM .-' .-. .!.... auu wu pmnuv in reoommanainc It be cause I believe tt wm do all that 1 claimf! rorn ny Mr. Uutry, the proprietor, jrt, n drugglat of long experience andjfuentlemttn ot highest integrity. - LAtfnt believe h woma aaveruae anywng that'wat nnt- oeptlo&atly goo4,-"l'hU Keruedy ha certain ly anawerecr the purposa In mv cusn n. TYLER CES:JS-200 Mew f-JySrt. urJ oid. an obstinate oold Jhad, arte I TYLER ROYAlTTOBWRniaCABlSEia, TA-had tried a -number of tha principal eov BIES, OiiAIRS.BOOKOASKS, to., at K-dHOftdEsbsslremedleSWUhoUt benefit. ' ISO pages, IUustratsi. Bookfin) Postsire Wd. .1' ' . Li W. d. BR1X-1 CiMqnuiii'ii 'iw. i'"r i'i..is ht rnhrs I 1 I? TT ' r " 1 .M work of Arti I6 ft B ..i....iwli M, li J j. ., , isuauissco,. ,Sr.iu:3,L.J.,T.8.A, aplBdwly T invit 1. eicnml gain. 1