Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 6, 1888, Page 5

REVERSALS RULED THE DAY The Supreme Court Sends Back Every Case Oonsidered. UNINVITED CATHOLICS OBJECT. A Blue-Blood Social Olub Plans an Exclusive Reception to Their New Bishop—Breeders Organize, [PROM THE BER'S LINCOLY BUREAT.] Among the decisions handed down yester day by the supreme court was a reversal opinion in the Boone county murder case rendered by Judge Roeese, and which gives the man Carr a new trial. The points raised ng opinion are of interest, es in their bearing on like murder trials been appealed to the court. It was A day yesterday with the entire court of re- versals, every decision filled being cases re versed from the judgment of the lower court. The decisions are as follows: Carr va State. Error from Boono county. Reversed. Opinion by Reese, Ch 1. On atrial for murder a witness for the state stated in detail the circumstances sur- rounding the tragedy immediately after the killing; that th sed was lying upon the ground and the accused standing near by With a gun in his hand, and that he very sooh walked away, carrying tho gun. He was then asked by the prosccuting attorney why he did not arrest, or assist in arresting, the nccused. Over the objection of the accused, the witness stated that the reason why he did not. attempt the arrcst was that he did not think it safe to follow him. Held, error. 2. As a goneral rule, threats made by the defendant prior to the murder, to kill or in- jure some other person than the deceased, @re not admissible as evidence ogainst him. 3. 1t is not error for the court Lo refuse to repeat an instruction to the jury already sub- stantially given, 4. The guilt of an accused is proven beyond a reasonable doubt, when upon the entire comparison and consideration of all the evi- dence the minds of the jurors are in that con- dition that they can say from the evidence, they have and feel an abiding convietion to a moral certainty of the truth of the charge. A reasonable doubt does not consist of possi- ble or conjectural doubts not growing out of tha evidence: but is one which, when con- sidering the evidence alone, leads the juror %0 hesitate, and upon which he would refuse to act in the important concerns of life. It is error to charge the ¢ that it is a doubt, for the having of which the juror can give a reason derived from the testimon 5, Whero a defendant is on trial upon an indictment charying hir with murder in the first degree, the couniy attorney having made the opening argument to the jury after the testimony is adduced, whether the coun- sel for the accused can cut off further arj ment by refusing to address the jury, quaere. 6. Every person accused of the commission of a crime is guaranteed a fair and impartial trial by the constitution. This right should be carefully protected by trial courts, and the conduct of attorneys and allothers which l;:'nvum such a trial, should not be permitted y the court in which such trial is had. 7. Malice—"A clear, concise and compre- hensive definition of legal ‘malice,’ though often attempted, has not been fully achieved. Approximately it is that condition of the mind which shows a heart regardless of social duty and fatally bent on mischief, the exist- ence of which condition is inferred from acts doune or words spoken.” Harris vs. State, 8 Tex. App., 91. Ostertag vs Galbraith. Error from Hall glkuujy, Roversed. Opinion by Maxwell, 1. A verbal agreement betwoen a debtor ana creditor by which the former gives a lien upon certain property to the latter, is valid botween the parties, but void as to creditors and subsequent purchasers jin good faith. 2. Where a writ is rcturnable on a day in rich the court is precluded from transuct- lug business, such writ will not be void, but thie rewurn day will bo the first day thered fier in which the court may legally transact busi- ness. 8. The statute declares certain days to be legal holidays, and closes the courts on such days, except, ¢te. As such prohibition is in deropation of private rights, the vestriction will be confinea to the days named; and where any of such days fall on Sunday, the “following Mouday will not be a legal holiday, except in 8o far as it relates to commercial paper. l{ub\! v. Sullivan. Error from Cedar county. Reversed. Opinion by Maxwell 1. Where a party has entered land under the homestead law of the United States and made final proof and compliod with the law on his part to entitle him to a patent, he may make a valid dedication of a portion of said Jand for a public road, although the patent has not been issued. 2. Ten years' uninterrupted uso of a public road will create a presumption of dedication, but a much shorter period will be suflicient where tha act of the owner from which the dedication is inferred isclear and unequivocal and accompanied, or immediately followed, by public use. 3. Unless there is some clear and unequ ocal manifestation of an Inteution, to dedi- cate, dedication will not be presumed until after the lapse of ten years, 4. A purty owning lund, in sauie, loft a strip alon the se or more in width, Apparent the public for u public traveled as such, but there dedication or uny of the land within the inclosure: h without such proof the jury would not justificd in finding that ithin the inclosure had be public use; and thereforo a road overscer who removed the fence as an obstruction to the highway, would be liable for the trespass. King vs Gsantner. Appeal from Douglas conuty. Decrce modified. Opinion by Cobb, J "The parties contracted with each other Juno 2, 1854, for the purchase and sale of certain real estato in Crawford county, Mis- souri, and Council Bluffs, Ia., respectively, executing deeds and depositing them, to gether with defendant's certitied check for 600, additional consideration, in the Mor- chants' National bank, of Omaha, to be paid when the defendant should ascertain that the plaintiff has a_good title to the Crawford county land, the parties agreeing make good any deficiency of titlo ressectively. In an action for specilio performance, held, that the plaintiff in tendering an abstract of title, including a sheriffs deed to purchaser at tax sales; and his own deed of warranty, on the Bth diy of September, 1584, was possessed of n good marketable title; that he had complied with his contract within a reasonable time and that the defendant be re to acecy and specifically perform the terms of the contract, Boone County vs Armstrong. Hoone county. Heversed, Reese, Ch, J, Phe certificate of the judge of the district court that a elaim for compensation to coun sel appointed by sueh court to conduct the dofense of a person chavgea witi felony, hus Sibeon examined and allowed by the cour is mot comclusive upon the counly commissioners, as to the amount which should be allowea for such ser- vices. It is prima facia evidenco that the amount allowed by the district court is cor: roct, but the county board has the right to ro-exumine the account and allow so much as thoy may think just. Brady vs Fiint, F fencing the tion line a rod for the use of road, and it w was Error from Opinion by r from Saline county. Roversed, with directions to overrule de murrer., Opinion by Cobb, J A leaso of a cultivate d farm executed on & printed form, the habendum clause being in the following words: *T'o haye and to hold the samo to the said party of the second part from the FIKST DAY OF Marcu, 1884, to the FINST DAY OF MARCH, 18584, the letters and figures in it being written with pen and ik, and all the balance in type; there being also, and oceur aid clause and near the end of th clause all in pen and ink, in the followimg words: “If either party elect to discontinue the lease the darty elect ing 80 to discontinue skall give the other (6) s1x months' notice prior o the tiume of the ex- piration of the leaso A0 0ld eatate, running ter winable only on six montks' notice Jolinson vs Walker. Error Cass county Afirmed. Opinion by Cobb, J 1. The evidence ved sustain the verdict. 2. An oficer recelving a writ of execul fasied Uy & justice Of the peace or by a county judge, upon a judgment rendered i a non-té statute t endorse thercon the hour of the doy wheu the saue is received 8. Tue sale of property on from year 1o year, and beld exezutivg, '“hi THE OMAHA DAILY BEE a8 those above described, need only be ad- sed “at four of the most public places within the precinct where such . property I8 seizod.” 4. A sheriff or constablo levying an execu- tion upon & feld of growing grain or stand- ing corn need not take manual possession thereof, nor do any actin respect thereto which, were it not for the protection of the it, would make him a trespasser. 5. Instructions given and refused consid- ered and held rightly given and refused Foxworthy vs Hastings. Error from Adams county. Reversed. Opinion by Max- well, J The general provision of the code, limiting the time in which actions may be brought, applies to cities of the second class having more than five thousand inhabitants, etc and an action against such ity for negli- gence, by reason of which a_party has sus tained injury, will lie against it if brought within the time thus limited, notwithstand ing a provision in the act creating such cities that the action shall be brought within six months Bartlett vs Cheesbrough. ley count Reve wel 1. A'son engaged in the mercantile busi , and being heavily indebted, sold his en tire stock of goods to his father for debts alleged to be due such father. Held, That it devolved on the father to prove the actual consideration paid, and the bona fides of the transaction 2, Transactions botwoen rolatives by roason of which strangers who have sold goods to such relatives will be deprived of payment therefor, will be scrutinized very closely, and the good faith of the same must rly established he vs Lamb. Appeal from Gage ; motion to sot aside report of Ref- eree, Sustained. Opinion by Reese, Ch, J. A cause was referred to a referee for the purpose of taking testimony and reporting certain facts thereon to the court, Testi- mony was taken and the referce made his re- port. After the report was filed, exceptions wero filed thereto, together with a motion to set the report aside. In support and oppo- sition to these motions afidavits were filed by which it became apparent that there was a clear misunderstanding between the refer and counsel at the time the evidence was taken, and that by reason of such misunder- standing one party to the action was pre- vented from introducing his testimor Held, That notwithstanding the referec xl1'!‘x’>l in good faith, the report would be set asi Error from V° sed. Opinion by N A SOCIAL CRAST, There are lively times evidently in progress among the Catholic people in Lincoln. In that cliurch there is a little dancing club called the Cemus that evidently poises as the blue blood aristocracy of the Catholic church, and this clement Las planned a public tion to Bishop Bonacum, to be held at T hall next Monday evening, and the bishop, who is unacquainted with the mass of the Catholic comuunity here, has accepted the tender of the reception, which will evidently spread it on thick. But the great majority of the good Catholics in Lincoln do not enjoy the idea that a dancing club shall stand out as the only representative of the church in the city, and a great deal of feeling is ex- pressed already regarding the reception. The aristocratic clement has issued invitations to only a portion of the Catholics in the city, and has neglected entirely to invite some of the most prominent among hurch mem- bers, so that what ought to have been a grand united welcome to the bishop will be an_af- fair held by a feeble minori yin the church, BREEDERS ORGANIZ A number of broeders of draft horses in the state have held a meeting in this city and organized the Nebraska Draft Horse Breod- ers’ association. The officers elected for the opening year are: William Erust, Tecumseh, president; William Burgess, Crete, vice president; A, L. Sullivan, Lincoln, secre tary; 1. H. Cushman, Lincoln, treasurer. The ‘executive committce is composed of the offic ssociation and J. J. Keames, 5 Joad, Dodge county and H. S. Read, of the Western Resources of this city. The next meeting of the associa- tion will be held in this city during the state fair. BOUND OV Steve King, the man arrested on election day for fraudulent voting, had his prelim- inary hearing yesterday and was bound over to answer m district court under $500 bonds, which he failed to give, and was taken to the county jail. King asa repeater was a suc- cess, voting several times in the different wards, and_probably more times than have been unearthed yet. He will be made an ex- ample of for the future in the city, and will undoubtedly serve a term in the pen. CITY ITEMS There are numerous inguiries from poli- ticians in the First congressional district as to the calling of the republican First district congressional convention, and the committee, of which D. G. Courtnay, of thi chairman, it is understood “will be ¢ an carly date. The question of lo the convention has been little discussed as yot, but a gentleman from Ashland said that his town would like the convention and that it could furnish as good hotel accommoda- tions and as good 4 weeting hall as any place in the district Major John C. Watson, of Nebraska City, accompanied by the mayor and clerk of his city, was in Lincoln_yesterday interviewing the auditor relative to the registration of the funding bonds of Nebraska City. The B. & M. has given notice that the blockade precipitated by the switchmen's strike has been lifted, and that shipments will be taken for Chicago and other points, for track delivery in Chicago. Mrs, n Potter will Funkc's opera house on Saturday u Julict in **KRomeo and Juliet,” the scats going on sale to-day, “The Alpha war song concert given at tho St. Paul M. . church on Wednesday oven- ing was largely attended and the cxercises were of the most enjoyable character. The Daily New Republic, the wrohibition organ that attempted to re politics, 1ssued @ groaning o after clection that was partic The paper is devoting a great deal of its timo to the work of malking christian ministers responsible to the political prohibitionists rather than to upreme Ruler, H. C. Ritchic of Plattsmouth, M. Co i of York, John Wilson of Kearney, W. H Newbury of Lincoln, N. Herron of Beatrice, members of the State Piremen’s association, were in the day for the purpose of locating the rnament. As Beatrlce is the only point that has asked for it the tourney was located at that place. M. A. Hartigan, of Plattsmouth, was in attendance at supreme court yestel y arpuing a damago case against the Missouri Pacific road for stock kitled in Cass county. Verdict of the Judges Of the American exhibitio mere Bouquet toilet souap unexce quality and fragrance.” A Timely Subje At the nsual Friday night services in the wgogue, this evening, Rabbi Ben son will s and Sorrows of Sprin lor excellonce provon in mil for 1nore than quarter of sthe United Slates Go Laads of 7he Gr lions of ury Ity uking Powder Qoes not eor Alum. 8 Wy in © i BAKING LERCO i B4 Louls WORKS FOR THE PUBLIO. The Garbage Float and New Paving Blocks. Chairman Balcombe of the board of public works went down to the river yesterday at the request of the contractor who has been calking the dumping barges, to locate & ring-post for the purpose of mooring those essentials. The water had risen consider- ably during the night, and the bo: risen with it, threatening to bid an ui monious adieu to the anchorage, which has been the railroad track, and go on a trip down the stream. The boats are located at the foot of Davenport street and the expected rise in the river will probaoly t them floating above their old anchorage. Specimens of three kinds, of paving v ided yesterday evening to those already on exhibition at the office of the board of public One of these is a_cypress block, of no particular shape, which has_been placed on exhibition by J. C. Regan. It was upon this kind of wood that this contractor off bids & short time ago, at $1.50 per yard claimed that the sample is a soction of a tie which has been used in the ground for five years past by the horse railway com- pany of the city. Tho block seems to be about in as good a state of preservation as it was when it was first placed in the ground. A petition has alrcady been circulated in soveral parts of the city in_the interost of cypress, and that it has been selected by about eleven blocks of property owners on Leavenworth street. he vitrified paving block is another sam- ple, the name of the exhibitor, however, not being given. This is & little longer and wider than a brick, and seemingly of the samo material as sewer pipe and looking as if it had also undergone the same vitrifaction, One side there is a grove which is pressed out on the other into a convex ridge. The block is quite heavy and is intended to stand on end. It is intended to match with others making a very solid roadway. There is another brick on exhibition, which is intended for walks. It looks on the side like a loaf of “cream” bread while the sur- face has the appearance of a section of chocolate cuke. It is about twelve inches in length, four in hei and four in thickness. It is compact, w made and seemingly durable and has been placed on exhibition by McCague brothers of this city who are its manufacturers, Secratary Wappich says that there at least fifty applications per day at the ofic of the board of public works for work in paving or upon the sidewalks now in course of con- struction. It would seem as if there has been unusual influx of labor this year occa- sioned by the work of last season. The board will meet this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock to open bids for the construc- tion of the sewer in district forty, being that bounded by Seventeenth and Eighteenth and Charles streets. Tt will also consider bids for the curbing ordered, the present year, a listof which has already been published in these columns That Tired Feeling Aflicts nearly every one in the spring. The system having become aceustomed to the bracing air of winter, is we ened by the warm days of the changing season, and readily yields to attacks of disease. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is just the medicine needed. It tones and builds up every part of the body, and also pels all impurities from ihe blood. it this scason. OMAHA Y GET IT. Favorable Signs For the Establish- ment of a Glucose Works. J. Firmenich, the heavy manufacturer of glucose, whose name has figured promi- nently in the BEg for the past few days as likely to locate a factory in this city, spoken so favorably of his confidence in Omaha as a desirable point for his business that the members of the board of trade who have been diligent in sccording the gentle- man every information in their powor, are cnthusiastic over the belicf that befor many days Mr. Firmeineh will formally ac ceptasite deemed favorable by him for his business. The exact location is still a secret, and it is thought best nterested p.u'nm not to disclose it for fear that real estate men 1 take advantage of the promised enterprise and spoil the deal by raising the price of property, something that has been done dozens of times before to the detri- wment of the city. Yesterday Mr. Firmenich took his parture for Marshalltoyvn, I extensive works in which his sons are inter- ested with him. Before going away he said he aeemed it expedient to consult with them bofore going any further into details. He was well pleased with his reception and tho courtesy he received at the hands of the board of trade. Try de- where he has Are you restless at night and har- rassed by a bad cough? Use Dr.J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm, it will secure you sound sleep and effect a prompt and radical cure. ———— KNIGH!' SJIMMY. Their Condescending Calls Seem to Be But lNlly Requited Everywhe Wednesday night burglars attempted to gain entrance to the store of Heafey & Heafey Fourteenth near Farnam street, but wero frightened away by Willie Ross, who mounts guard over the interior at night. Yesterday morning it was discovered that they had cut the chain which locks the iron gate between the store and George-Duncan’s saloon and were working at the iron door in the rear when they were discovered. It is thought that the follows had intended to make aw some of the gold and silver chalices which the fivin carry in stock. Not long ago, another attempt to effect an catrance o the same place, but without the success, the prowlers contenting themselves, later, with getling into MoClurg's eracker' warchouse next door and taking some books of trifling valuo. MeC: pastor of St. Philomena’s al, wh as visited on Easter Sun- day night' by some sacreligious scoundrels, says hie desires to return thanks to the s. s aforesaid, because they aid not do a tho church casily have done after they had bec pointed 1n their search for money. ers them gentlemen—in thel sired the Bee to say as much, that it might reach the eyes of the energetic but unsuccessful scamps. on disap- He consid- line—and d What Constitutes a Family Medicine? 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GLADSTON I T SIONT 1IN mnTH- WESTEBN Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul R'y, The Best Route Omaha, Coungil Bluffs And Chicagg, Tho only F9ad t0 take for Des Motnes, Marshaltows linton, Dixon, Chicago, M [ the pedple of Noi Tduhio, Neva, O or through tickets ington wod rifi, 1t Offers superOr ad vanta, Farnai stre 0Ot possible by any otier Depot Among a few of th or joyed by the patrons of this road betwi and Chicago, are ity two traina a COACHES, which are the finest that ingenuit 18 PALACE SL which are m OR DIAW v s witoly colebr 0 equal 0f which Council Biufts, the trains way congect Tn union ¢ K0 & Northwestern Ry. ©i Chicago the trains of this ilne muke close connection with thoss of all other Eastern liy For Detroit, Col Ningaru Falls, T Boston, New ' York, Philis ington, and wil points 1o the the “NORTH- ou wish the best ac apeiyts sl tioxets via tuls AT Gen'l Mannger. and Wine Merchants Everywhere, hysicians that o 3 er) lflnl Of the Missourt State Musium of Anatomy, Lowss, Mo., University College Hospl don, Ge and New York, devoted tneirattention, SPECIALLY 10 1HE TREATIENT OF Nervous Chronic and Blood DISEASES. HE— “We 4o hereby certify that wa supervis montbly and ttery ( drawings th Foneat from Omaha and Council Blaffs to —===THE EAST==— TWO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUKFS —AND— Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Rapids, 2ock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubugue, Davenport, Elgin, Tadison, resville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And all other [mportant points East, Northeust and More especially those arfsing from fmpru- dence, nvite all o sufforing to correspond with our delay. Diseases of infection and coutagion cured safely and speedily without use of dan- gerous drugs. Patlents whose cases have bee neglected, badly tr od or pronounced incu able, should not fail write us concerning their symptoms, All letters receive immediate attons tion, Chicago, COMMISSIONERS. We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers will payall Prizes drawn in the Louisianu Statg Lotleries whiich may be presentod at our counters. J.H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisia tional Bank. PIERKE LANAUX, Pres. State Nutional Bank. A BALDWIN, Pres. Now Orleans National Bauk. CARL KOHN, Pres. Union National Bauk. NPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION. OVER HALF A MILLION DISTRIBUTED. Louisiana State Lottery Company. Incorporated in 183, for 2 years, by the Le for educational and charitable purpos tal ‘of $LOK.0—( W’ foscrvo fund of over JUST PUBLISHED, And will be mailed FREE to any address on re- colpt of one 2-cent stamp. “Practical Observas ns on Nervous Debility and Physical haus. o which 1 add ed an ssay on Mar- ortant chapters on disvases of Organs, the whole forming a reatise 'which should be read Address 10 tickot agent at 1991 Block, or &t Unlon Pacitie Dining hain 1w ot the Gy taiiway, wnd every al % Ly Courteous employ by ll young men DRS. S. & D. DAVIESON, 1742 Lawrence St., Denver Col. company. 10 MILLER, General Manag al Mannger. jeral Pussol on Pacille itail PEAKPORD, Assistant General was mado o December 2 The only lottery people of any state. ILuever scales or DOSLPONOS. Ita Grand Sungle Number Drawings monthly, and the Grand Quarterly Draw larly every three months (March, and Do ] A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR ai Vourth Grand Drawlog. Cluss D, 1n tiie Acad: gy Gt Musle, Now Orlcaus, Tacaday A pril 10, 3= #15th Montily Deawing. CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,000. & Notice---Tickets are Ten Dollars Cnly. BHalves, §5; Fifths, $2; Tenths, $1, LIST OF PRIZES: CAPITAL PRIZE OF §150.0 i) PRIZE OF 000 1 PRIZE OF K PRIZES OF WK Goneral Superintendent., er voted on and endorsed by the . Indianapolis, Cineinnat! ‘tsburg, Toronto, Montreal, . Baitimore, Wash! Ask for Uckets via inke place s Te June, Septembor ou'l Pass'r Agent 18, n Agent, Ckot Agun ity Omaha, Neb, W. N, BABCOCK, Go D. K. KIMBAL W 1401 Farnam Bt., ssoan 2000 L 200 0000 W00 o o0 200 00 | Percherons, Clydeadales and Shire, also home bred colts. Every animal guaranteed a bresder Our gtock has boen select with reference L both individual ‘merit and pedigres. Some o these horses have tuken first prize st the Ne- braska State Feir, 1847, All our horses are &o- DR.E C. WEST 8 NERVE AND Bn MENT, a glaranteed specifio. for Hy Nervous L ous_Prostration, caused by th use of alchol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental AVPROXIMATION PRIZES Depression, Softening of (he Brain, restiting i 100 Approximation Prizesof 8§10 .. 0 Insanity,and leading to misery,decay and death, climated, and colis of thelr got can bo shown, B “ s f{e:l{r(“{fi“l«]‘ Ags. larrenness, Loss of Power Friossrensonsble and syey tarins, 1o Aceeusttis 3 ¢ i n cither sex, Involintary Losses and Sperma: 39 Lhras Laac R O thoe state, B, 100 Termiaat torThasa caused by over wxertion of the Lrald, Proprietor Omaha Business College, ¥, B &N ¥ qnd 5. 0. &0, 207 Prizes, amounting to ... self-abuse or over-indulgence. Each box con: T Ay FIY & FAHRBAM, York, Neb Appiication for aten (o clubs touid' U’ idde suly Lfl';";;"-;-";wh-r‘r;u""*;'l',,""';; bog, or aix o — 10tho ofice of tho tompany in New Orleans, ox0s fo sent by mall Prepaid on I A For funaes fufeamhan! da b woets z W ik Book - Keeping, Penmanshi — ) ] express (ai our expen To sure any caso. With esch order recsived by Commercial Law, Shorthand, Talegraphing E.T. A"en' M. D" us for six boxes, accompaniod wiih .00, we will send tho purchaser our Written gUArantee Lo re. o8 Gth & a v gANhlll’u;.fln( Sole Ageat, 1110 Farnaiw Streey S E "‘" 16th and Ca ‘“""l Avenie mals, . 4 Spectacles Accurately Prescribed. 21,829,850 | & AMGE BI’K., OMAHA U yeats, without & dr e our'omploy Mo othior in the 'mh] CAn truthe wantod 18 eaeh town BOLD BY LEAUING BRUDCIST! R.W.TANSILL &CO.,55 State BL.Chicago, arly, kiving full AT DAGEIN, W URLEANS, Lo, OrM. A. DAUPHIN, - WASHINGTON, D. O, Addross Registered Letters ta NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK, tbe presence of ¢ rd NEW ORLEANS, LA, REMEMBE R Jars e and Barty, wbo are lo cbarge of the drawin wuten Of ute' fairoess and loegri chauoes are all equal. and that Do 006 caD POssHlY Qivine what number will deaw & Prize. HEMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is GUANANTEED BY FOUR NATI( BANKS OF ¥EW CMLEANN aad he Uckels arg signud by the presiaeat of an astitution whoss chartersd rigbts are recog: Bized o Lhe bighest courts e{ore. beware ol aay L1 LALIOAS OF ABULTIACUS BOR N J. GALBRAITH, Surgggn and Physlclan, Omce N. W nglas St Oftice oalz) tolephione, 465, Kesidence teleplione, 468, PEERLESS DYES Aissislist ire POSTAL NOT of price, lnd Typewriting. Howmopatbic Specialist, l’uml the inc onsy if the treatment does not effect Tanslll S Punch Cigars fully make such a showing. ow York Excianye | WE GUARANTEE 81X BOXES o e dasoars e tieaimiatont AR | Cp e Gow Toth aad. EYE % EAR were shipped during tha past W, One (deaier GLUCK & TS T S S GREE S e S e e SRS ———