The Buffalo Enquirer from Buffalo, New York • 2

THE ITUTFAliO 'niTQITiniSl: VIIDIICCDAY, fAXWXUY SO, 1C23 KEAL ESTATE. HIGH AIMING II1SAHE LIOTHER. 3TS FOR PLUNDER them, and then went to pay his respects to the Governor and ask h)m. -how he was feeling- after the dinner. Mr.

Piatt had Ion talks with 8upL Al- Is not always the right way to aim- Shooting to hit the mark is better. We are studying continually how to hit the popular idea of quality, assortment and price, and it is this thoughtful care that enables us to every time. The dollars spin to FURNITURE buyers who study economy closely say they save money by dcal-- ing with fTJ in r' nAI I Washiristoa Street, t-VllAo. F. 1ULrLr.

Comer Mohawk. F.F. THE DULUTH FOOD FLOUR! IMPERIAL! MADE AT DULUTH. MINN. Rich! h.

bm tn rluten. ths life-rlTinr prtnclpUof soar. th. bnwin. i ij.4 Hn.

WhMt th. flnat In Wlniud. in IK. machinery; absorbs more water sud make 20 losrss mure of loe moat whitest. rictit bread, to the barrel than anr other flour.

Better thao any of the to-cllel be.t floura Actus! tesx show thstleoaof thU oar will make ii oa. of baked bmd. retsininf its Btotsture longei thsd sn winter wheat broad. Inquire of your srocers for It. had Inslrt on hsvinz it.

Ths cheapest beraus turn be. Any lair trial will convince roa of the absolute perfection of this flout. J. D. LANGNER Wholesale Agents, Buffalo, K.

T. PLANCON Bullse their farthest limit here. F. FOR FAMILIESI Made of the rnem of over sxvrj.000 bohU or tha world, rrown in the Umilleai wbst at ll Of limtf mlnrUt mill In tha WOT id. by the BOOS BKxltrn genuine signature t-sr- jfTfl tuk oLr Ei.Tm.r; PrrriLlT -IRKATH WITH kCrfclKWH oKlXl.

AM) ALL i W.irnui rr I mnoti-rr. rermaneotl ert bUahed ttrtvlance. SAYS: HAVE frequently used the genuine Johaon Hoffs Malt Extract I in France, whenever I myself run down. I use it in America and felt also find rccreous Political KODberies Planned by the Republican Law-Makers. boss platt frowns, 7hjr.AraSo Bold and Daring-Equal Worst Ever Attempted by Old Democratic Machlna.

AUHIDGE HAS A RIOT ON HAND. racaal to the EnauTer, Albany. Jan. SO. A surprisingly great dTerence apoarent to the aitmospihere about the Capitol today.

So far as the measure of this Ivegtelajture 4S concerned Bhere feas been a groat sear ing of ur and thus wjunofl -z cours, too." BimuZvaneaum wdtii the second coming of JCr. PJaitt he cloven foot of the apoOfcamaji and -the Jofobea- 4s every side. For dowvoistit- pcUtioal (higft wayraamsh'JD Che acts now In full toy Che equal oasxhlng ever proposed by the Letf-Sia-ture of "the old Dernocraltie Scute macftiLne after ut bad been 6a ses- tfloa a month. Many of the things proposed are so rank that 'Mr. PaJtthas had to frown on tnean.

because he warucs xnodenajtton In peurtty raOds on Uhe offices and the State treasury imCJl he people gat Seed to it but enough are certain to- be adopted to make a big btot on toe reform record. SAMPLE OF ROBBERY. Having realized that there -are few offices at the disposal of the Governor, unless he makes removals, the straight party men have decided to make some cZ the offices available. by legislation. A sample of how this work Is ta be done la furnished by the bill introduced In both the Senate and As sembly Monday night, to consolidate the Forest Commission and the Commissioner of Fisheries Into one board.

The Forest Commission, dominated as it has been by one man. Col. Wirtlam F. Fox, and pliable aa It has been in the hands of the Delaware Hudson Railroad, Is bad enough. The motheaiten and fogylsh Fish Cqmmiaalon Is only endurable4 because it docj nothing.

But the proposition which now comes before the Legislature is worthy the brain of a Kneehan or a Murphy. It Is proposed to" create a new, board of five politicians, one of whom shall receive 15,080 a year, and the other four 11,000 each The board shall elect experts In shell fish and other matters, who shall be paid 2,000 each. GOV. MORTON KNOWS IT. This is a plan to place the vast forestry and fishery interests of this State In the bands of a machine politician named Bar net H.

Davis, and it Is bsing carried on with the full knowledge of Gov. Morton. Davis- was yesterday appointed one of the present Forestry Commissioners to succeed Robert Hamilton, resigned, In order to familiarize himself with the work. There is no room for doabting this scheme I have' it on-the best authority, Davis Is to ge; the blare, not 'because he ha th slightest fitnosi or the barest Information Abut fish or forestry, but because he Is defeated candidate for the position of Su perlntendent of public Buildlng3. and must be taken care of by the party.

He has been a pettifogger around the Legislature for years. But the plot against the Fores: and Fisheries does not end here- One E. P. loyle. a Nick Muller Democrat of Btaten Island, v.

ho now holds the pcsl tlon of secretary to the Fish Commission active -this year In trying to "dissuade" unseat Muller's Assemblyman, whose peat was contested. The present bill was drawn by Doyle himself. HORDE OF VULTURES. An example of the greed over the offices ta furnished bv the horde of olace hunters who have pounced down on G. Washington Aldrldge of Rochester, the new Superin tendent of Public Works, arrived yesterday and took charge.

He found many men waiting for him to appoint them Division Superlntend- sentatives of the two warring Onondaga tMmfln 7-Tfvnririrfks And ReMen each in- Bitting: that he should control the Division Superintendent who wCll be stationed at Syracuse. AH told, Mr. Aldridge's first day as SuDerintendeot of Fub.ic Works was a tough cne. He entered the office In the Capitol In the mornlne- and demanded the resignation of tl Some of them refused to rewigra th Kirr.TinUiiidKeit wOU stnr.Tnocily dtfsmtss LOOK OUT FOR A RIOT. tbt is srch th.it Mr.

Platt may have be f'Vil in. as a. fina. arDStrator. The town Is of taSc res-aedln a demand tv the part of certain radlroad itluences it most excellent in clearing my voice.

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nttU LOVE BY TELEPHONE. HOW A ROCHESTER YOUNQ'MAN AN- NIHILATES SPACE. Rochester Herald. Since the days when bold Leander, con sumed with love for the beautiful priestess. Hero, swam the tempestuous waters of the Hellespont, that he might bask In the smiles of his inacnorita, Cupid has laughed at all barriers.

In these days science conies to the assistance of the lover, and through the mediums of postal, telegraph and, lastly. telephone systems, abridges the distance which frequently Intervenes between "two souls with, but a single thought" and "two hearts that beat as one." Love by telephone Is by no means a novel experience, but an Instance of love maklne by the "long distance" that has- recently come under the observation of a Herald reporter, will serve a an Illustration possibilities afforded to lovers In this en. lightened age that were not available in the day of Hero and Leander. Could bravs Leander have "called up" Hero aad told her to look --out for him, the ohaace are that she would not have allowed her light to go out and the 'pathetic story of thelt love and its tragic end might never have been told. But that Is another story, and has nothing to de with the one about to be told.

Somewhere In Rochester, no matter where, is a particular young man who Is engaged to a young lady In a distant city. Having doubtless, in the impatience ef his love, become dissatisfied with process of communication by mall, he prefers to talk to his lady Cove over the long-distance telephone. His office is connected wtwth by a metallic circuit, and at a certain hour each day. which line doe nt vary a minute from one month's end to another, the "trunk line" operator Is "caMed up" and the proper connections made. The unusual regularity and frequency of this call has aroused the woman's curiosity of the "hello girl." and now the se cret is out.

It would be a sacrilege to ai- vuige. the loveiaden messages that dal.y pass, over the wires; out wrmm or paa-vlon. which, could she but hear tt, would cause Ameli'e Rives Chanler to fear that he had lived and written but In valn they re excelled only by the charming freedom with which they are exchanged, and the delightful secrets which they detail. "Hello, Anna, Is this your' Is usually the first and cautious salutation of the. amorous young man.

Yes, George, dear, and then something like S-P-W-E-E-P, S-P-W-E-E-P comes over the wires that Talrty makes the switch board Jingle. "Wasn't that sweet, dear." replies George and then he goes on to tell Anna how much better It would be If he were only with her and finally assures her that he will be with her next Sunday. 'Do you remember what a nice time we had the last time you were here: oh. I shall never forret It." and here the conversation lanses into incomprehensible secrets of which this raunlt have not a few. The date of the wedding has not oeen de termined upon, but Anna has promised to fix the matter up not less than May, and now they, are trying to decide upon the George wants to take his own good dominie from Kocnesier, wnne Anna fears that her mamma will not near to such an arrangement.

The tete-a-tete winds up with that chirping sound that makes th switchboard Jingle again ana tne instruments are hung up with a click. This love affair over tne teiepnene nas been going on for some time, and dally furnishes rare amusement for those who are in position to hear It. DIRECTORS ELECTED. At the annual election of the Queen City Mutual Fire Insurance Company held Tues day the following directors were eiectea: Valentine Jacob Scheu. Jacob Mos-chell, John Hayn, William Sauerbeck.

The Inspectors of election cbesen are Theodore H. Klelnschmldt, Frank A. Kuhn and John Bertele. The following officers the company have been appointed: Christ Rebmann. president: Anton Steffan.

"vice-president. Edward J. Eisele. treasurer: D. C.

Elsbetn. secretary. The finance committee is composed of Phlfip C. Retnhardt. Valentine Frank.

John Hayn. COMPANY HAD CAUSE. The actions of John Henrietta and John Flannery against the Buffalo Railway Company for damages for wrongful dismissal from the service of the Street Rail way Company were non-suited yesterday by Judge Braunleln. as it was shown that the company had goo cause for dismissing tiiem. -7 FREE LECTURES ON ELECTRICITY.

Prof. Albert L. Arey will deliver a series of 10 lectures on "Practical Electrical Engineering" before the Buffalo Electrical anri.tv at It. mnmm in the Library Build ing. Prof.

Arey teaches physics In the Rochester Free Academy and Is a University Extension lecturer. The course begins on Feb. 2. and wlU be free to the pubuc THAT THEATER HAT LAW. (Air: The Mikado's song In "The Xikado.) A more wise legislator never Did in New York ealst.

To nobody second. I'm bound to be reckoned A true philanthropist. I'll pass a law that the girl whoever At theaters wears a hat That acts as a blinder To those behind her Won't know where she Is at! CHORUS. This righteous war I'll wage; I'll elevate tbe stsce. By punishing girls who cause us rage.

Each one must bare Wer head (She'll do it if she's well-bred). Or out of the theater she'll be led From the theater she'll be led! All theater parties who keep up a clatter, And Interrupt the play. Will straight be ejected. And by law directed A suitable fine to pay And that clove-eating exasperater, Who always, without fall. Kv'ry act fayas Hs a V'" VV x.i -v -w: ridge and with ex-8enator Hlscock.

He sent for Assemblyman Philip KecK, wno has been a great friend of ex-Speaker Mal ty, and sought to woo Jveca, out j-eca would not be wooed. ASSAULT, THIRD DEGREE. JOHN ORLOWSKI WAS CONVICTED OF THAT CRIME. John Orlowskl, who killed Adam Eberle with a blow of hi fist was convicted of assault In the third degree before Judge Hatch In the Superior Court. He will be sentenced on Friday.

KILLED ON A BOB-SLED. DRIVER FELL OFF AND THE HORSES RAN -Rochester. Jan. 30. Last evening Emma Mestler, a bright and vivacious girl aged years, with golden hair, daughter of Jo seph Mestler, sought a sleigh ride with neighbor on a bob sleigh.

Some boys threw a snow ball at the driver. In attempting to dodge one of the missile be lost hi balance ahd fell from the sleigh. The horses then started on a breakneck speed up Mon roe Avenue. The little girl clung to the sleigh until a snow bank was struck, throwing her off to the curb, killing her Instant ly. TO END A SAD LIFE.

Catherine Mathias, a Young Rochester Woman, Shot Herself Twice. She First Attempted to Kill Her Un faithful Lover, But the Pistol Failed. Rochester. Jan. 30.

When William Eater-, hold, a clerk in a Conkey Avenue drug store, returned from supper last evening. a tad Informed him that Catherine Mathias, a young lady who occupied rooms In the same block, was waiting for him. Esterhold had paid attentions to Miss Mathias. and she had recently threatened to sue him for breach of promise. The clerk found the girl secreted In the ckseet.

and she promptly produced, a ptotoL Esterhold started for the front door, and the girl snapped the revolver at him. The weaoon failed to explode, and Esterhold had Just reached the street when he heard two shots. He returned to the etore with MUs Math-las' sister, and the girl was found lying on the floor, having shot herself twice In the breast. She was taken to the City Hospital, and It was announced that she not recover. Miss Matnias is Zo years or axe.

and is prepossessing in appearance. Her Intention was probably to kiH Ester hold and herself. LILLA LIVELY WEDS. SAMUEL- PRATT KING'S ONE TIME FI ANCEE WHO GOT $60,000. Special to The Enquirer.

New York. Jan. 30. Announcement is made today of the marriage of UJLa Vane, the actress, to George Goodrich, a wealthy young man of Yonkers. Miss Lilla Lively, as she was once known, was some year engaged to Samuel Pratt King of Buffalo, who upon his death at his home In that city In 1892 left Lilla some $60,000 in cash, besides his books, jewels, pictures.

4a fact, all his personal effects. Samuel Pratt King was a brother of William J. King, and he made a record in York and in Continental Europe as a star of great magnitude among the hlgh- i oilers. His eteath was due to paresis. Oh a visit to New York about 1887, Sam became acquainted with Miss Vane and fell in love with her.

She was at the time un der the management of Mr. Frohman, hav ing been the leading lady of "All the Com- Unn-iA anrl a 1 an In "RhMlftndflflh'8" cast. It is said that she partially reformed the young man. At all events he paid assiduous court to her. and It was announced that they were engaged to be married.

Four. years ago "Sam" King was taken with Daresis and the match was forbidden arid Miss Vane was given 323.000 and after his death his will showed the munificent be quest of S30.C00, etc. THE "ALTOGETHER." A BOSTON MODEL'S FIRST EXPER IENCE WAS EMBARRASSING. "Yes, it was awful at first." she replied. In answer to a question.

"I thought I should die. and I sort of made the plunge all at once, too. "It was this way. There were one or two artists In the room when I went behind the screen to get ready: two or three more came In. ad I tboueht I never could do it.

I was all ready, but I did not come out. I stood there. Then I began to jump into my clothes as fast as I could. I was eoine to run home. "One of the artists, who knew it was my first time and suspected from the length of time I took what was the matter, asked me if I was not nearly ready.

"I told him. in a trembling voice, I could not, "They all laughed at me, and they said It was merely a matter of business, and I might as well get over my embarrass-. mcnt first as last. was quite dark In the room, and this, together with a little silken scarf thev threw over to me. relieved my fell- uig a trifle.

I fancied they could not-see verv clainlv. I wound the scarf carefully around myself, and th-n came out hesitatingly, not quite decided yet whether I rhould not run for the door and hom, silk innrf and all. "I stood up on the platform, where the modal sits or stands, and felt comparative ly secure, as it grew darker all the time. Suddenly they turned the electric lights full unon me. and I thought I should die.

Oh! von can't imao-ine what an awful feeling it was. Finally I had to even drop my bit of silk scarf that 1 had clung to, like a drowning man to a straw. Do you know, reallv I did not feel so "had without it as I had. trying to hide behind It. "They commented and criticised me as though I had merely been a statue or a painting In the most matter-of-fact way imaelnable.

so nradually I forgot my self- consciousness and began to take an interest in what they were saying." Boston Post. THEY CHARGE USURY. In the action of the German American Bank of Tonawanda against Cornelius Daly, John" Charlton and Thomas Charlton, the defendants raise the defense of miiT-v. The suit Is broueht to recover TllOd on a note made by the defendants, who alleite that the piatntitr cnargca per cent, interest, and that therefore the note is void. MEMBERS FTfl P7 VFTA CA 1 11 0- Please take notice iTiat the annual caucus for nominating two regular tickets of candidates for officers of the Institute will be held in its library, corner of Main and Chippewa streets, in the City of Buffalo, on Wednesday evening.

Feb. 6, 1835, at 8 o'clock, and that the annual election will be held In the same place enW'ednes-dav evening, Feb. 13, IB, between the hours of 6 and 9 o'clock. The annual meeting takes place on the first Monday following said election at 8 o'clock "In the ere-fklB. jauey ft a ity six a at Throws Her Young Baby Into Water and Attempts to j.

Drown It. Cut Off and Burned Her Hair, Also Burned Money and Did Other f-Crazy Acts. Oyster Bay. I Jan, 30. Mrs.

Nathaniel Haines, 29 years old, wife of a carpenter, attempted to drown' her youngest child In tub of water yesterday, She had been subject to attacks of Insan and had been acting strangely for sev eral days. On Sunday afternoon she cut off her hair and burned it and Monday after noon she threw S5 In bank notes In the lire. She appeared to be herself again yesterday morning and her husband left her at home with their two boys, aged two ana years respectively. Vut.ntitv afternoon Mrs, Maines ran from her houee. only partly clad and with child almost naked In her arms.

Arriving Ft. H11L she ran Into the cellar of house occupied by a family named Gould and threw her child Into a tubf ul of water While she was trying to drown the chl.a Mr. Gould appeared. He grabbed the chiio. The woman holding the child with one hand, tried to stab Gould with a carving knife.

which she held In the other hand He dodared each lunge made at him, aH the time hold In it on to the child. Mr. Gould's screams brought neighbors and the child waa rescued. Mr. Haines said that on go ing into the ceHar on Monday afternoon he discovered three ropes with nooeea In the end of each, hansrlmr from beams.

He be lieves the nooses were prepared by his wife. with the Intention of hanging herself ana both of her children. THREE ACCIDENTS. COLLISIONS OF THE RACERS ON RICH MOND AVENUE. Three accidents were the results of racing on Richmond Avenue yesterday.

Assessor Albert Beyer's horsa ran away and struck a hitching post, throwing him self out and smashing the cutter. Mr. Beyer was thrown out on Richmond Avenue, but was not hurt. About the same time the cuttere of George Helnhold of Nov 213 Broadway and George McDonald of the Driving Park, collided near Summer Street. Mr.

Helnho.d cutter was smashed and Mr. McDonalds ho: hurt about the legs. Half an hour later the rig of William rsar-ilf the Drivlnc Park ran into that of E. G. Block of No.

957 Delaware Avenue near Connecticut Street. The latter cut ter was badly wrecked. AGAINST IT. LUMBER EXCHANGE OFFOSJES CI 1 DISTRIBUTION OF POWER. The Lumber Exchange Committee on Electric Power for Buffalo naa aeoarru ttself as disapproving city distribution, and the report Is as foHows: "We beMeve the capitalists who have fur nished the capital to create the necessary power by using the water of Niagara Falls should be well compensated for their Investment and risk.

We think the least pos sible hindrance and expense should be In curred between the manufacturers or tne power and the users thereof. We fully believe that it is for the city's interest to allow the power to be transmitted through the city to the users without any rurxner tax than such as would provide for any damage caused to the city by the laying and use of the electric wires, vv aiso believe that If the cJty authorities thUnk It advisable to assume the responsibility of receiving the power from the electric company and furnishing it to the ushers, that thev should do so on the aoove Dasu en abling the producers and users of the power to be mutually 1 nc power com pany should agree that the power so fur nished by It should oe at least, one-iiuru less in cost to the users than the pressnt steam power, furnished by the most ap- pioved method, in order to induce a general use of such power, and also to draw manufacturers to our city. We would fur ther suggest that the power company also aree to make such further reductions as its Income will allow, after paying an an nual dividend of 10 per cent, on the" actual investment made by It." BLACK ROCK MEN. ACTION UPON TELEPHONE AND STREET CAR MATTERS. A special" meeting of the Black Rock Business Men's Association was held Tues day night to discuss the subjects of tele phone charges and rapid transit.

A reao lutkm offered by Secretary Gorsllne con deirned the proposal to run electric cars at the rate of six miles an hour ana minted- the Erie County members of fe- ttie State Legislature to use meir defeat the peasage of such i resolution was adopted. efforts to bill. The A committee, -consisting or Messrs. Mur phy. Gorsllne and Peaeoclc was appointed tr.

nntt-r with the SuDerintendeot' of the Buffalo Railway Company with a view ot obtaining improved car service on Niagara Strest. A vote of thanks for the company's good service during the last ndoDted. The telephone system was discussed for seme time and President Humphrey waa appointed to attend the hearing on Senator Person's bill before the Senate Committee next Tuesday. GRANTED AN ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. Referee W.

W. Tlcknor reported to Judge Spring this morning in the Special Term of the Supreme Court the evidence taken In the case of Mary E. Aldrlch against her husband, Frank W. Aldrlch, in her action for absolute divorce. Upon the mo tion of Attorney D.

V. Murphy, the coun sel for the lady in the case, she was granted a bill of absolute divorce as asked. JUDGE STERN'S DECISION. Judge Stern has handed down a decision decreeing that under the will of the late Frederlcka W. Kupferschlaeger the 18,000 mortgage, both Interest and principal, mu o- tha (Iprma Kva irpTlral Luthel Missionary Society as provided by her will, but the residum of tbe estate, which la valued at nz.uuo, wui De aiviueu tween her three sisters.

F. P. LITTLE'S WILL ADMITTED. The wUl of Franklin P. Little of No.

19 Prospect Avenue was admitted to probate today. He died Jan. 7 and left bis estate, valued at to bis wife. J. R.

Baldwin Is now located next build Ing south of the White Building. MBS. WIXSLOWS BQOTH1VO MTKV FIFTY YEARS v.TTi Wi MOTHERS for their MitrAoru miltP TEETHING. With PERFECT SUCCFtsX it9 gOTHES the the GTf ALljAYS tbe best remedy for DIAjpHC U.fld by Dra-glts la every svs sod eels and tlTo vh suffer from ths effrts Overwork, ths Foliis TsntH rw.4,,. i c-h I I-HtitT.

f- .1 cVJ Twt r.ir.rl.n has proves that lr. UwWa C.l X.ST BX 1 1 xtm.il ran l.p.nill nwi with ciuisUf to L'rlAj-1 perfect and psrsaaasat Call of write fur ree UwiiUa Lksl aad boot. 345 MAIN, cor. North Division St, BUFFALO, N. Y.

DR. UNH'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 345 MAIN COR. N. D1Y.

1 and opens A. St. to 10 P.M. Srvecial matin lor Ladles oa 5 to a T. M.

Lady In a WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT DOCTOR HEWLIN TEAKS MUCTKS. OMLT. Ctsraltation Free aud ConMenUaL Fparsts Koota (or Each PsUest FR1VATE. Krrroua rhronit Blood. Skin and TVastiag rHasss vJ Mso.

twlf Abuse. UeakDcss from Yvalhfttl Error, or lmmt sf later ran. Mi-tat Emissions, f.rk-ta.a, Gouorrhora, ums aol ej pUii-it, positively aud pt-rxnacently cored. Call or Writs for FRTE BOOK, HEWLIN MEDICAL COMPANY, ABB hfiam nrr itrtrcpontan Eack. Buffalo.

N.Y to be consulted in th? rsimlnr of dlvsVon As sc.n afl offices ara th-sre wlU be something akfc to a riot here, because 99 wtll li disappointed The Superlcter.4s.t also expects to nave a very rericus bout wCtfi the Civil Service! Mojr'v- of the Kfi nlaces oa cars! todsr civil eervice His friend's declare that he. will mike bis appointments awd removals without regard to civil svr-vice, awi this may explain the Republic activity for a sppady reorganization OLDEST AND ESTABLISHED YEAR 1880. Dr. WARREN, 431 jncmaiir sTRar. C'ar C.lotoo Street! Regular orsdus'e-su-thcrlzed by ths Ststa and conceded to bs ths leading and most sue ceasful Specialist lit BLOOD.

NERVOUS and URINARY DIS- EASES Nervous Debility vn.h Us many Glwotay Cars. Lost Vitality rerfeesly aavd praaAaawtly Bsord. Stricture Oalckly EUUoe4 ssd TWrwagaly Cared Syphilis Cured for Life. a a gm is Dr. Warrss tararlablr sne- frf eaafol Beeanss fc.

m.ksi Will raalM at be J. raiou. 1 eheap earw-alis eeasoltDr. Wsrres Is r-rsa or fcy sttsrlsis-Ib srmptoras; sad reeeive tbeasdld optleet UmoO skill and stsrUog latsgrtty. MKUICIKC fmrs for ea laNaratrtry ar-Blabod at smsJl cost snd aoywhsrs sure from ooeervatioo.

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and BSILIUta tHI mm FRENCH BAKERY AXD CONFECTIONERY Jem rmm rharlotts Rosse. rrrsck and Alsa- Uaa Exsad a Specialtr. Faacy Cakes Made ts Order ea Saort Hsiks Gosas rrww.ptly DeUrered to AU Farts of Us AUG. YOUNG, --rat ctrczz. -REVIVO RESTORES VTTUJTY.

Made a Well Man of Me. prodoe the above resmlta ta'SO days. Berts poasifimy sad qolcxly. Coras wasa all ocacs ialL Tonne asea will rasaia thoir lost rosnhood. sad oki naa wlU raowr thair yoathrsi vicor by r.ini BET Va I onicslT sad avrtly tsatorss Herroas-Dssa.

Las Tttailty, Itapotsacr. Mistitlr Kmiastoer. Lost Powae, ratline liMnory. Wsstiae Pliis.n. sad all aSscts of aslf-sbass or sxtsm sad lBdlsttvUso.

which nafits sos for mdy.bsstasss or it Botooljeorrsby sarunssthssax of diasass, Is a (Tsst Btrrs tonle sod bloMd bwUder, brlns-lnc back ths pink glow to Pal ebswks sod rs-storina' ths fire of yoath. wards ot fttrsnitr sad rimssisiil is lnslrt oa bstIb Kt VIVO, othsr. It can Ss esrrlsd la sms pocks. Br mail. 1K pr pacsaca.

or six tor wrta a boss tlvw wrrittea gaaraatee to can as- relaa ths vaoamj. rwculartrsa. Addrass ROYAL HEDICIsE CO, 63 EKer R. CXICMO. UL For sals at Buffalo.

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Horace Him No. all Klk Street and No. North Divtstoa oirm. WHY SUFFER The disfigurements and discomforts of SKIN DISEASES? Why begin the daj in drtad and end in dejected ir eariness from NERVOUS DEBILITY Why rise from the table laden with the food of an epicure, starved by the fear of DYSPEPSIA? Why shiver and sneete at the first puff of winter, torrocnted sleeping and waking by that vile enemy, i-A 1 AKiOl Hehp for any and all bad at the Buffalo office of THE EKIE HEDICAL 64 Nig" rl 1 srw.SiL? antll i ta 1 mm TMC GREAT SCto. Day.

Jg'AjrrtNTOJJL rf te Board of Civil Service Commission- $3,000. 0C0 DAM. Ttd appearance of Supt. AWrldge yester-'Ckt caused, something of a boom in the notorious Mount. Morris dam project.

This setteaae iJ an old one and is backed by a Zpm mrtt owners nc.ir Rochester. It involves the danunins of the Genesee River the tntlre Laci. wiil eos-t the State V.3.0CO. Mr. headed the lobby Seh pushed, the cam last winter, but it tras defeated.

The bill this year has been by Senator Parsaas, aitd it only srtis for J15O06O as a "feeler." The full mount to finish the dam will be asked VM ta; year. fr the dam is that it Is be used as a feeder for the Erie Canal laoiaey will be- expf'lcd under the su- fusion of the Superintendent of Public and the anti-Pla-tt men say that Is Sir. Aldrldge sought the office. No se-Vf-Rade of the fact by members of the iattre who opposed the Mount Mor-- vab last that Mr. Al-dridge will to pass the bill year by tne if the canal I PLATT AND PLUNDER.

Platt had a busy time looking after this patronage and into all the schemes for spoils detailed above. He rose ear- he sat up late Monday night Moa with friends. He saw a ibers jt tne Legislature as Iwa'ttt mna then rod I i Lexow- at4 nlal.