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THE COURIER. I'l THURSDAY: JUxNE 8 1898. LOCAL N E W S AND SEASON A B L E J f F m N G S . —Mr, and Mrs. John Emmons have gone to Newark, N. J. -—John McGovern will take in the world!s fair for several weeks. —\George Groesbeok, of Springfield, Mass,, is in town visiting his fath —A number of Lansingburghjh ^ men rode to Cambridge and back wheel- . back Snn- ^G , A, BnfSngton has taken his family to Saoandaga park for the sum- —Officer Willson has as his guest his brotner-in-law, H, W. Lenox, of Tren ton, N, J, —St. Agnes’ guild of Trinity Episco pal church will give an entertainment on the 13th inst. —A four-year-old lad named Kinsman was badly out on the forehead Sunday by falling from a bicycle. -^J. S. Beedmore will be arraigned in police ooiu’t Monday on a charge of mis demeanor made by J. J. Hagan. —Bergmann Brothers are working on a four-oared paper shell for the Grand Trunk Bowing club, of Montreal. —The meetings of St. Stephen’s Brotherhood of Trinility have been disoontinuefed Episcbpt u u ntil fa —Children’s day was observed at ths Olivet Presbyterian church last Sunday evening with appropriate exercises by the children. —A lawn festival will be given soon in under the auspices of the pie’s society of the First Pres- 3 to Oin- eting a u oharg surplice lesday this vilh —Wm. Garo and Daniel Brown were arraigned in police court Monday morn ing on charges of drankenness. Both were discharged. —Hon. A. O. Comstock, who has suf fered for several months with facial neuralgia, went to New York the first of the week for treatment. —Miss Edna Towne will celebrate the anniversary of her birth Saturday by entertaining a number of her young friends at h er home on Second avenue. —The Eddy steamer company will picnic at Young’s grove July 4, and the Fake hooks drill corps have been invited to give an exhibition drill on the ocoas- —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bergmann, of 330 Third avenue, have issued tionsfor a reception next Wednes evening, their silver wedding —Calvin J. Barker and Wm. Gilmore are in New York attending the session of the Masonic grand lodge ns delegates from Phoenix and Jerusalem lodges, of this village. —The members of the Oolah club will give a reception at their club bouse, corner of Second avenue and Nineteenth street, ns soon as all the improvements about the grounds and building have been made, —A picnic was given in Young’s grovi Monday under the auspices of the Dan ish Benefit society. The picnic was given in honor of the adoption of the Danish constitution. —At Eensselaer P ark Monday evening a one mile bicycle race between L. E. G. Gleason, of this village, and Ralph Hudson, of Troy, was won by Gleason after a close contest. —The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Oderkirk Pine, the wife of James Pine, ecciirred Saturday afternoon from the residence of her grandson, Chas. L. Pine, No. 851 Second avenue. Mrs. Pina died Thurs day evening aged 78 years. —Joseph Laundrey, a Mechanioville harness maker, was found in the north ern part of this village early Monday morning suffering from heart failure. He said he was on his way to the hos pital. He was assisted to his destination, —Albert Thomas died Wednesday afternoon a t his home, 640 Fourth ave nue, after a three weeks’ illness with typhoid fever. Deceased was a veteran of the rebellion and a member ot Posl Bolton. He is survived by his wife and one brother, Frank Thomas, of Troy. —When the election day assault case of Calvin E. Keach against ofiioer P eter Flynn was called before Justice Seaman last Saturday morning, an order from Judge Griffith was produced by the de fense certifying the case to the grand y on the ground that Justice Seat —Several licenses were granted by the ixciso board Monday. -R e v . T. S. Rogers has goiii cionatito Visit friends. — P. W. Buvkert is spending a few: weeks at Saranac Lake. —John Robertson, of Sixteenth street, has removed to Newark, N. J. —licfler Hydorn takes in Jacksonville, Fla., and Chicago, 111., this week. ■John Eueeden has removed bis family from Waterford to the ’Burgh. ■Rev. W. H. Main, of Buffalo, for merly of this place, is visiting friends —Harry M. Marlow, of New Yoik, is visiting old friends in the ’Burgh this —The Sunday afternoon meetinj the Y. M. O. A. room will be in ot F rank Barton. ■The assault case of Milton O’Meara Chris. Nicholson will be in police court next Tuesday. —Lincoln Bramhall, of Cohoes, will hereafter assist the si Trinity Episcopal ohurcl ■The members of the Limburger Cheese club diove out to Melrose Wed nesday evening for an airing. Winchester, who is charged with wife beating, will be arraigned be fore Justice Gallagher Monday. Mrs. Robert Widmer, of the Boule vard is entertaining Misses Emily and Anna Widmer, of Holyoke, Maas. ■The plans prepared for the club house of the Riverside olub have been returned to New York for correction. —The fire commissioners have appoint ed Messrs. Butler and Snyder a com mittee to ascertain the cost of hose and exercise wagon. —The first concert of the Lansini burgh choral union will be give 15th inst. Some of the beat musical talent of this and neighboring plaees will appe.ar. —One of Patrick CNeill’s teams while engaged drawing dirt in Oakwood ceme tery Tuesday afternoon, ran away. The driver, John Olute, was thrown from the wagon and quite badly injured. —The annual picnic of St. Augustine’s congregation will be held in Youni grove on Saturday afternoon, July : A rare list of sports will be on the pi gram, and a pleasant afternoon may anticipated. —The regular monthly meeting of the Fake hooks was held Monday evening. J. W. \Wike was appointed delegate to the State firemen’s convention wi E. Carter alternate. Five applications for membership were referred to i mittee. Augustine O’Brien and Miss Emma 0. Myer will be united in mar- je next Wednesday afternoon, June at St. ^ liaaged ^ a game will b I of July 4. XtAStli; BAKiL BVL&ISVIIV, \Troy and Springfield will play at Pleasure Island on the 18th inst. ■The schedule has been ohaas that ths 'Troy-Provideuoe played oa J luo 36 instead of ■'The Delaneys, of Troy, will play tho- ingbui'gh, at Pleas- 11th inst. Fagan and Wilson will occupy the points for the Haymakers, ■Troy is playing good ball away from home and still keeps a good lead in the pennant. Monday’s game Was between the Buffalos, and they laid out the Bisons by a score of 9 to i I by a score of 9 to 0. 'Tuesday the Bisons rallied and won game by a score of 6 to 5. I t fequi eleven innings to decide the contest. Wednesday’s game witn the Bisons was a p retty one. Troy play( error and won the game. aiety Another Grand Athletic Stag Gaiety Theatre. The athletic stag given in the Gaie theatre recently gave such for next Monday evening. I t will be under the management of Prof. Norton of the B. A. C., and promises to eclipse ormer one in ing hav f a suitable Oolah club house. —At the last meeting of the water immissioners the advisability of ' inding the Seventh avenue water ma from Thirteenth to Fourteenth stret t. Augustine’s church. Mr. and Brien will receive their friends Lib hor igland Haymakers, of Lansingl ure Island on the 1 1 without an Score, 7 to 6. A Ti'ottIi>K OlrcuU A rrangedi i An inovation will be introduced this fill! by which a circuit of trials of has bean formed between three soi viz: New Y'ork and New Engl Agricultural society, the Cambridge Valley Agricultural society and the WashingtonOounty Agricultural society. The fair of the first named society will; will be held at Rensselaer Park, this village, Aug. 39 to Sept. 3. Premiui aggregating $3,800 will be offered, as' follows : Tuesday, Aug. 29.—Gentlemen’s driv ing horses. Conditions; Horses must never have trotted for money; must be driven to harness, to road wagon, by mile heats, best two in three; premium, $75; $50 to first $35 to second. Two-year-olds, trotting and pacing; pre mium, $150. Wednesday, Aug. 30.—3:35 class, trot- imium $350; four-year-olds, and pacing, premium $150. Aug. 31.-3:37 class, trot- semium$250; 3:40 class, trotting, premium $250. 3pt. 1.—3:35 class, trotting, premium $300; 3:80 class, trotting ami pacing, premium $350. it. 3. —Doubleteam race, trotting, premium $100; three-year-olds, trotting and pacing, premium $300. Horses called a t 3 ;30 3 already agreed to appear: Kid 3f Brooklyn and Danny Connor apoint a t 114 pounds, Billy Clark klynilyn andnd Mikeike Srullivan a M S of Bos ton a t 145 pounds, Mike Haugh of Brook lyn and Dick Tower of New York at 110 inds, Paddy Gallagher ot Brooklyn I Buffalo Eagan of Buffalo at 105 inds, Tim Campbell of Brooklyn and ider Kelly of New York at 113 pounds, Benny Addier of Albany and Tom Duf fy ol Fishkill at 135 pounds. Jack Watts of Cohoes and Jack Burns of West Troy at catch weights. Admission, balcony, 50 cents; parqnette, $1; reserved seats, $1.50; box and stage seats, |8. dent of the N.’ y . &N. J. C. Ouyler of No. 445 Broadway, Al bany, is secretary. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all others put to gether, and until the last few years was lupposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local reme- by constant!y constantl failing to cure local treatment, pronounced it in curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and there fore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cura, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Go., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 Urops to a teaspoonful. It acts direi on tho blood and mucous surfaces of system. They offer one hundred dollars for any ease it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address. F. J. C heney & Co., Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all druggists, 75o. reetly bell will be cast at trotting ai Thursday, I ting, prem”— and pacini “ :iday. Sept, uium $300; ing, premi aturday, S ■ ulalo ____ _ ____ _ 2 800 00 Stock and Bonds, as per Scliedulo.. Interest............................. 1,«93 i l ia bil it ie s Bue depositors as follows, viz : is place, is presi- N. E. Booiety, and It is an error to suppose that drunk enness, morphine and tobacco habit oannot be cured. The Double Chloride of Gold is known to be a positive anti dote for these habits, or rather diseases, and the wonderful cures effected through agency have given the remedy a national reputation. Until reoai ‘Gold Treatment” was only give sensive sanitariums, but at the present lime it can ho had of any first-class drug gist. Hill’s Chlorida of Gold Tablets are guaranteed to cure any case of drunk- 1 , morphine or tobacco habit, and irt whatever is requu'ed from the person taking them. The use of tobac- lermitted until tl ting them. The liquor or the drug is pe ih time as they are voluntarily given up. These Tablets may also be given without the knowledge of the patient, and a permanent cure is sure to follow their use. The price of the Tablets— $1.00-certainly places them within the reach of all. If your druggist does not keep them write for full particulars to I Ohio Chemical Co., Lima, Ohio. H ood ’ s Sarsaparilla positively cures even w’hen all others fail. I t has a rec ord of successes unequalled by any other medicine. . Saved is TSc. E a r u e tl. u want to feel good use the great and from Second street 300 feet The matter was quite favorably consider ed, but no definite action was ti lerts, Holloway & Go., proprie tors of ths Lansingburgh machina works at Seyenteenth street and Seventh ave nue, are prepared to repair bicycles, sharpen lawn mowers and do jobbing of rery description. Give them a call hen in need of anything in this lino. —The fourth annual outing of the Y. M. C. A, will be given Monday evening, 26, down the Hudson on the steam er Belle Horton. The steamer will leave Fulton street dock at 7 o’clock, and re turn about 11 o’clock. Refreshments will be served on board. Tickets, 50 cents. The great libi the Clinton H. Meneely foundry, Troy, this Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Cleve land will press an electric button in the White House in Washington which will release the mass of molten metal and allow it to run into the mould prepared for i t The bell will weigh 13,000 pounds. It will be shipped to Chicago where Mrs. Wagner, the author of the poem, “Liberty Bell,” will ring it on the Fourth of July. June Wide Awake a “School-ma’am in Hawai several years instructor in one ichool ! experienc w aii,” was m .... rARTEKLY REPORT OF THE PEOPLES bank op LANSINGBURUH, on tho ling o( tUo First day of June, 1893 ; RESOURCES. I discounts, loss due from ■\ai ’ 510 02 30,461 0 16,800 00 10,622 00= 1,693 54 $597,169 M *50,''CO 00, 120,525 79 203!G3 000 0 20,807 50' 208,038 01 517,917 45 t ^ W i i SKRPTICISIH VS. TRU T H . t Ig a S e iuo u s trated T r u t h T liat H a g - netlsm W ill Cure VTlleu H cdlclnea T a ll, Yet Some Are SllII Skeptical. Never were truer words written than There are more truths in heaven [MEBTENStPHALENI Are now reGeiving daity large invoices of New Spring C lothing, Direct troni their Manufacturing House, and will show the largest stock of stylish garments tor Men, Youths, Boys and Children in Troy or Albany. The very latest oifects, and at prices below those of all competitors. Mertens JUNUFjtCmaEBS AND lEADINO BETAILERS, RIVCR,GRAND & F O URTHSts.. TROY. these. There are more is'HiSfilSrsS do not or will not* comprehend, is the fact proven over and over again that the PEOPLE’S CREDIT p a r l o r s , S74 R iver Street, Troy, ____ ____ io ailments known to men are deeper-seated than in tue muscles and tissues. They are first manifes in the great sympathetic nervous syst —that system of nerves which controls all of the internal organs and receives as its force or life an innate power from the invisible. This is proven again, for a radical cure or correction of this syst< of nerves has caused the cure of thoi ancls of chronic diseases, which wt_. entirely unaffected by the use of power ful diugs in the hands of physicians who were continually treating the symptoms native schools of the island kingdom. Mertons & Phalen, Rr ;icu, invc!!, Grand and Fourth streets, Troy, have the largest and finest stock of light-weight clothing for summer wear to be found in four counties. Every garment is guaranteed to be of the best quality, and made in the best style. See their assortment of children’s olothii lino bargains for and caps. y A. Denio, a well-knowi ular school teacher of this vil iral wgs church this Thurs- beingg c fied from acting.ii 30UtiO] It was quite a surprise oyer 70 years of age was disquali- from act to the prcseoi —The Trouillogan camping club is the m* of a new organization with the wing officers: Dr. John Magee, president; Jas. Brooker, vice-president; Wm. Cramer, treasurer; Wm. Star —Miss Mary and popula lage, died suddenly at Pulaski, N. Y., where she was visiting, on Tuesds Deceased was a daughter of Cole Trinity E day morning. Barrett, a former resident of this villai but a t present of Vermillion, S. D., i Ellsworth Dawson, of the latter place, is announced. The ceramo*y will be performed on the 15th inst. and Mr. and Mrs. Dawson will come east on their wedding tour, visiting this village before their reto —The water commissioners have awarded Gray & Temple the contract for constructing a lateral sewer in the Lucia Chase Bell, Oscar Fay Adams, Nora A. Smith, Wm. O. Stoddard, An nie Sawyer Downs, Elizabeth Cumings, Willis Boyd Allen, Marietta Ambrosi, Julias A. Palmer, Susan Coolidge and Mary Elizabeth Blake are among the popular writers for young people who have stories or verses in the Juno Wide Awake. hing. ’They or the little ones show some o in suits Acting Superintendent of the Poor H. Dearstyne died at Aibury Park had been Dearstyne died at Aibi early Tuesday morning, in failing health for some time past, and went to the Park about four weeks ago. Mr. Dearstyne was one of the best known itpopular men in the county, an his death will be universally regretted. able to properly diagnose disease, take the effect as the disease and fail to reach the cause. Is it any wonder that they fail so often? The magnetic phyr* cians treat the disease itself—the oau —and the effect or symptoms take cave of themselves. This has been demon strated in thousands of oases cured by them after all others have failed. Re member, the great sympathetic netvoua system, so little understood by the ordi nary physician, is controlled by magne tism, and its derangement is the cause of a very large proportion of chronic diseases. Therefore, if you are suffering from any form of chronic disease consult the Magnetic Physicians, NO. 6 U.NlON PLACE, BROADWAY, TROY, N. Y. Hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. each week day, and from 7 to 9 p. m. Tuesdays and Saturdays; closed Sunday. CON SULTATION ALWAYS FREJ CLOAKS, SUITS, DRESS ES, MACKINTOSHES, SILK WAISTS, BOYS’ and CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. CASH OR CREDIT. $1.00 PER WEEK PAYMENTS. S. S. Shimberg & C©. Open evenint,s u n til 9 o’clock. USE DANA’S SARSAPARILLA, : “THE KIND THAT CURES.” IT S Bean’s Rheumatic Pills are a sure cure for all forms of Chronic Rheumatism and sly vegetable, always and Inflammatory Neuralgia. Entirely TO L E T . GILT WALL PAPER! [TCTSTPERMID USE DANA’S SARSAPARILLA, ITS “THE KIND THAT CUBES.” id Twenl followii n t; Jas. Brc urer; V secretary; Jules Saehrig and Chai Weaver, trustees. The olub has pur chased land on the shore of Saratoga Lake, south of Snake hill, and Bergman Bros., have the contract for a two-story frame building on the lot. The mem bership of the olub is limited to thirty- '.five and it already has twenty-six names enrolled. The first camping party will go u p on the 18th inst. —The Albany Argus pays the compliment to Braine Wal place: “ A splendidly Deo by Braine Walsh, of Lansingburgh, was sungJn St. Paiil’s church last Sun day, and everyone was pleased with the composition. It is written in the key of F and opens with a broad and melodious chorus in three-quarter time. This is followed by an exquisite soprano solo, ‘Be Ye S ure,’ The next movement is a very pretty quartette preceded by a florid organ prelude. The gloria patri splendid bit of p a rt writing and is one of the best movements in the canticle. Mr. Walsh is an old-time musician and jour nalist and this composition reflects great, ■credit on his ability as a composer.” 's t following Valsb, of this ‘ ‘A splendidly written Jubilate ity-flftl 'cets, at $3.55 per lineal 10 'have the contract and Twenty-sixth li foot. They .ot for a eatoh basin at the northwest corner of Fifth avenue and Twelfth street, and a man hole at $60 and a lamp hole a t $6. science at studio, at 47 Third street, Troy, and for that reason the business done by Mr. Towne is n ot to be wondered at. You 1 procure anything in the line of pic- :es from Mr. Towne, from a miniature to a life size, and you will make no mis take by giving him a call. His patrons' number some of the most isartieular people in this section, and they all awayfn You will be give him a trial. “ XoUettes.” The summer number of that splendid fashion magazine “Toilettes” is on our table; it is as usual handsomely illus- jtylish garments for ei occasion. This fashion magazine met the success it deserves—it is low- priced (15 cents a number), and the styles have not even been higher-priced journals. All newsdeal have a large and ir Published by T oilettes P ublishing C o ., 130 West 23d street, N ew Y oek . When Baby was aide, we gava bar Outorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Csstoris. When aha bM»ma Kiaa, the clung to Caatorl*. When ahe had Children, ahe gave them OasWria A Strong Recommendation. _ A lady called on W. Cunningham, 143 River street. Troy, the furniture repair- and said: “The manner in wliicb re covered that parlor set has in duced me to have some beds and two chamber suits done over, if you attend to such work,” Cunningham does all work in the way of repairing furnitr - and h e is g lad to receive orders. I equaled by II newsdealers I increasing demand for xperiencing tl iie throat peer tography has been reduced to a at W. H. Towne’s ground floor 5 Troy, n his studio perfectly sa } of good work if you I have not used all of one bottle yet. I suflered from catarrh for twelve years, the nauseating dropping in it peculiar to th a t disease, and nose bleed almost daily. I tried various remedies without benefit until last A] when I saw Ely’s Cream Balm advert! in the Boston Budget, I procured a b ot tle, and since the first days’ use have had no more bleeding—tho soreness is ..iiduet. foi Journal. From Frlciul to Friend Goes the story of the excellence of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and what it has ac complished, and this is the strongest advertising which is dona in behalf of this meclicina. We endeavor to tell hon estly what Hood’s Sarsaparilla is and what it will do, b u t what it has done is far more important and far more petent. Its imeqnaUed record of cures is sure to convince those who have never tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla that it is an excel lent meclicinei F o r Over F i f t y Y ears. USE DANA’S s a r s a p a r i l l a , ITS “THE KIND THAT CUBES.” ASEHTS WANTED for thi only AUTHOS- IZED MIS 0 . BlMSi, HAIH;iX.Y05r. hta Iltetarv oxeeater, y troubled for some I had been seriously time with indigestion, a weak stomach, my systei all run down, and losing fifty pounds I had about given up hopes being a well man, when I cat digestion, constipation and nach, my system becoming light. :ain be Dyspepsia Pills, w soon restored me to health, I gaining twenty-five pounds in three weeks. Give them a trial and see what they will do for you. C ai ’ t . K obbrt C ook , Camden, N. Capt. Julius A. Palmer, the well known authority on sea questions and problems, contributes to the J u n e Wide Awake an excellent collection of “Hints to Yachtmen.” MONET, write immediately for terms to HENBY B ILL PUB. CQ. N obwioh , C onn . and silver wall papers Every roll warranted full length (16; bright ai are specif hung. Every pattern new, 11 : ment o! all grades of fine wall and coiling papo Window Shades. Send 8 c e n ts for large liook o f sauaples. der specially designed ally adaj 1 ceiling xapers [E FREl the goods at your railroad depot, o! all grades of fine wall and coiling PAY TH E liver the goods at HOUSE LOTS ON ToirOw&tas. S i o I> 0 ^ 7 ^ 2 Srv Balance in Weekly or Monthly Pay ments ; two years to pay tt in ; warrantee deed with clear title. No Taxes, No Interest, Ten per cent, off for cash. Situated on 7th, 8th and 9th Avenues, between 14th and 15th Streets, one block from Fitohburgh depot, and five min utes’ walk from Electric railroad. Will be on grounds every day from 10 a. to 7:30 p. m. to show lots. ST O C K W E IiL , MURDOCK & CO, Room 3, Keenan Building, Troy. Office open daily, and Monday and Sat urday evenings. Here is the greatest bargain ever offered In Wall Papers. 350,000 rolls of gilt id silver wall papers a t 8 and 5 cents per single roll, with borders to match. yards to double roll), white back and easilisily ind handsome. Every paper has a 9 inch ' a new, brighl d and made to 3 and 5 cent g Io t match it perfectly, rate handsomely at id to match our 3 and 5 cent goods. WE rail papers for six rooms o r more, and de- We alw.ays have in stock a large ors; also ii;i siz-is a lially designt ially adapted for rooms you wish to deaorate handsomely at small cost. We have ceiling p specially designed FRE IG H T on all orders of wt i lar assort- and colors of G eorge J. B rennan , WALL PAPER UERCHANT, 62 Congress street Troy, N. Y. “The world is even as we take it, I And life, good sir, is what we make it.” To make the best of life go to No liquor on the Premises. Why do not people who 'Move money\ buy their HOTBL eccommodations same as they buy Ripans Tabules cui’O nausea. QUANDT BREWING CO., EXPORT The Science of Brewing Ami the improved metlioda of Bottling are exhibi ted to the higUool degree by the reinarlcaule in- creasinK demand and the preference ot Lager Drinkers for our browing, which is tho best avl- deuce of superiority. T n Y A. Office: Oor. Glen nve. and River s t., Troy. [ Brewery, 846 to 800 River st., Troy. RUPTURES CURED. One of the meat wonderful diaeoverios of th ajie is the new method of curing Ruptures. D.. tl. D. Ure, of Utica, N. Y., has opened an office in, the Union Bank Building, Troy, where he will make a specialty of this one great trouble, with BANK I Comstock & Beadle’s LADIES' AND GENT’S PICK lllliCII ROOMS. 409 FEDIMLSt.,TROY,lJ,l 416 and 418 BroadMay, Albany. Where good service and seasonable food awaits you. The pleasantest din ing room in the two cities. Mil CTil\ BO M most money. £ tion in the buiii THE EUROPEAN G. H . B ECKUR, 764 Second Ave., Lansingburgh JUST ABOVE TWENTY-FIEST ST., groceries of ■ted and No. 292 Dearborn Street, OOBNBK V A N BITBEN. i Dearborn St., Rook Islai luren St. Baliroad Stations. Bloeks fi Genial, Homelike, Economical and Safe, B dg I light And Air. Ftontt onThrea Streeti. the Landlord of Brewster who lives to do good. ROOMS, ONE DOLUR PER DAY UP. O A P A C ITY 600 G UESTS. Value ol Premises One-half Million Dolltrs. NO MORE EYE-OLASSE^ DR. V ^ I E ' MORE WEAK EYES. ;|E*3 TKBATa , B y e B e i t e m ^ ^ H * DiSEASSlt Of th* eye Bassett k fimwaghim, Albany M in > FO R CiRCIfXiARS. PhjldrjinCiyfor pitohor’sOastorlae
