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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-11
WEBB CITY, ARK, BLOOD,

Having tested b. b. b. and found it ia
be ail that IS claimed for it, | commend
1t to any and every one suffering from
blood poison. 1t has done me more
good Tor less money and in q shorter
space OF time than any blood purifier |
ever used. owe the comfort of my
HE TO It's use, for ] have been troubled
with a severe form OF blood poison for
or 4 years and found no relief equal to
hat given 10y the use of Is. b. b.
W. 9. MCGAUmEY.
Webb City, Ark, May B., 1856.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-11

All VINO desire full information aNoui Tho
cause snd cure OF Blood POiSons, Scrofula and
SCioiuionS swellingS, Ulcers, sores, Enouma
llsii, kidney complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
trntcd Book of Wonders, filled with Ito mos
wohuorIuI ana startling proof ever before
known Address, BLOOD BALM o
Atlanta, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-11
PITTS ~CARMINATIVE!
FOR INFANTS AND

TEETHING chill DREN,
An instant relief for collie OF infants,
Cures Dysentery, Diarrhua, Cholera
lniantum or any diseases of the stomach
and bowels. Makes the critical period
OF Teething safe and easy. Is q safe and
pleasant tcaic. For sale by all druggists,
and fo,t@holesale by Howard, WnLBT
d Co, Augusta, Ga.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1888-01-11
Very respectfully,

Tic following letter from Mr.. Schmitl
WAS addressed TO the State House Commits,
sion:
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

As Ena fsstsrs.y zoFsksE.
CslcAso. ocs. As sss promised lsss
Sxlardsy. cars see started tbis msrBiEg
over ths Norts SIDE Lnss al E.s9. 81 epsn
care eEa~n II horsss AID Hannsd by s6osg
q dozen p0liosHsu zach. isfi the cits limits
car b4Fos destined for ths business center.
The ears whleh we're raa ia . bunch. pre-
seeded BY patrol wagon losa of police
men ~sFe Lot mo solr0 ~ Tie tNo ar
three hundred strikers and oG-iooksfs
gathered around TIE oaras. The ocsn tUp
sz< maze sucoessially without suy a. ls-
b1ps 10 spess Of although the cars we're
somewhat hanpeIe1 ~ Tie crowd ol
vslicles when TOOK a. The tr&cks Cars
we're slso started from several " ne O. e.
North side barns 0at n0as 0: tAsm ~srs
pzGronlLsd Dy tae puolie 70 sEy great e1-
tent
Tners seems to be a possibility tonight
that an arrangement msy oe reached 0y
which ths impending West Side strike may
be avsrted and the North side strike
settled. The committees which President
Nerkss refused 10 receive this aftefnoon,
dld not do ss was expected -0raes an inn
mediate strike on the Vest Side lines-bnt.
after remaining in session until O'cl0ck.
decided 10 submit It's report 10 q
fan meeting Ot The men, and a.
low them 10 decide upon the action
70 be taken. Ar. lerses had IA the mean
time. however. called upon the Mayor. ali T.
as result Of the conference. agreed 10 meet
a COMMITTEES from The strikers, STIMULATING
only that the committee must De compose /
of actual strest-car men. He also agreei
st the Mayors suggestion. 10 dispense with
the private detectives. who have been EN-
ployed about the barns Of the railway COM
pany This action will hsye a good effect
ss the presence Of the detectives was highly
irritating 10 the men. The time for tina
conference between Yerkes and the strikers
has not yet been fixed.
CHICAGO, Oct 80 .. NAT o'clock & m
the conference between President lerkes,
Mayor Roche and a committee OF the strlS-
ing North Side street car men. which COM
menced 81 9 O'Clock. had rot been con-
cluded. While nothing positive can be
said as To the result, the information OBJ
tainable is that the conference 50 far has
not resulted in any agreement. and that Il
il not likely one will be reached The
West Side men are still in session, awaiting
the result of the negotiations. and should
they prove fruitless the strike will un-
doubtedy be ordered at once on all la
Wsst Side lines.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
THE CHARLESTON LYNCHlNG.
indictments Found Against PARTIES Con
cerned In tho Hanging of Moore.

indictments Found Against PARTIES Con-
cerned In the Hanging of Moore.
CHARLEsToS, ILL.,, Oct. 6.-The suspense
on account ofthe special grand jury's action
in regard to the lynching of the colored
man Moore in this city last summer is at
az end. and that body has returned nine in
dictments against as many persons, most of
whom live. or did live. in Mattoon. J. h.
Benefel, II. NJ. o. Thorpe and ID. l..
Weaver. of that city, have given heavy
bonds for their appearance at the coming
term of the Circuit Court in November,
while several of the others wanted have
been missing for weeks. some leaving i'm
medately after the hanging.
A woman Of unenvIabie repute. Mary
Bsumgardner. arrived in Mattoon in the
night aud alleged that she was decoyed aud
assaulted by William Moore, colored. Her
story was believed, and some hot-hesds
came from Mattoon. or elsewhere, broke
into the jail, took Moore out aud hanged
him to the water tank in this city.
II is alleged probable that the indicted
parties will be held to answer for their part
Ia the commission of the crime.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

The standing.


.tsfvs ztlssassssss
OpEsss. Oct S.-A goodiy number from
out ofto~n went 70 Grand Rapids today 70
Sc the man from Maine. Lester 4 Co are
building = new brick.-R A. Aieer will
speaK here tomorrow. An immense crowd
- expect ID. Misses Grace ana Joss9hin =
Marvin. of Grand Rapids are visiting ~ A.
-. Hswiev' s--A contract - bB III s. 0f1
school house 70 be cora pieted IA sixtv Gays,
bss been let 10 Ir0up 4 seslsy y---
A. 3 Johnson's tssm became ffighfsn~1
and ran susv. No damage the
damage sus q william Myers ~ CSss
Gissg0x So 1as ail0ws3 Myers Glasgow
sDpealed Great Surprise = expressed ~
every stranger Who visits oUr fown on
sccount Df "a size and sppsaTancs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

able weather is reported from q section of
Colleton county, this State. about twenty
miles square. For fourteen months
following the great earthquake of Au-
continuous drought, during which
tims the total rainfall did
not exceed two inches. Streams
and springs dried up. crops and cattle per
ished for want of water. and II was difficult
for the people to obtain good drinking
water. A little over two months ago rain
began falling steadily in that section, and
for City seven consecutive days there were
only two on which il did not rain. All the
l0vlsnds have been turned into lakes. no
crops have been made, and the people are
consequently in q deplorable condition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
A TEXAS FRACAS.
Little Shooting and Clubbing Episode ut
Galveston.


GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. s.-Between and
3 O'Clock last night difficulty occurred on
East Strand, near Seventeenth-st.. resulting
in the shooting of two white men, cotton
tanners by trade. named w. J. Jackson
and Otto Olsen. aad the serious clubbing of
colored police Office. Henry Shaw, who
did the shooting in attempting to arrest one
of the men, who had been complained of
for disturbing public worship at the Ses-
mems Bethel, corner of Seventeenth
st. and the Strard. The two
men were under the influence OF
LIQUOR, and Jackson had been elected from
tine church by the minister. who appealed
to the officer to arrest him. Jack on re-
sisted arrest on the groupd that the officer
was a nees0 ss6 &c snaf others, according
to the officers statement, disarmed him OF
his club and was applying it to his head
very vigorously when be pulled his pistol
and fred three shots. the first taking effect
in Jackson's right breast, passing through
bis lung and iDficting what may prove a
fatal wound. Olsen was shot through the
hand Before other officers arrive large
crowd had congI egated, and the officer was
being severely beaten and threats TO hang
him were loud and determined. The Off.
Ger was taken 10 Jail as soon As possible. TO
protect him from the violence of the mob.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

An estmabe widow called at the Tower one day last week
search of employment She desired plain sewing (hand
machne which she do at home whereby she en-
abed to perform her household duties The aiy has
better days Bereft of kind husband with small
house paid for her being small she
ing enough pay the and keep the wolf the
Will kind lady having for the Of
interest themselves You Will get reliable work and
worthy person. Call The TOWER for the address
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

HaRRIsBURs. Va, Oct. SIN April last
executions were issued upon judgments
against about eighty persons in this county
Who offered Virgins coupons ia payment
OF state taxes. These coupons were pur-
chased of James F. Cooper. agents for the
foreign bondhoiders Of London. Who vas
20 bs responsible for ali damages Cooper
rendered the oo1DoDs IN June lsst in psy-
ment of thsse executions and costs. TIE
Sheris refused the tender. sad the State
hss sxsin instituted suit against TIE sane
parties IN our Circuit Court here The
sane tender ~ill sgsin Be made by Cooper
sbo1id judgments Dc rendered sgsins: those
uarfies
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

CrrT 81 NzxEco Oct. :. 80 Hs1rg
Evring. rsprssen ,sevs bsrs Of n. Nor
non colonies IA the State Of Chih5shua.
denies ths rsport thai ths Nornasr CAsrh
hss bought 80 90 scrss of laui in shst
Sis-s Formerly tbe property of ths Zani
Tafisrs he siso denies 80 chsrxs rat
Norrnons con tern pisfs nsoviag - n7ss.e 20
thls eounsry The NoFmoas aers no~
number onlY fso fsrsilies. ocCup7ioE %. o.
90 srrs~ IN Chih1shus- srs il mach
discussion IN to prezs regarding Mormon
i'm naigrsffoo. and tbs genera sentiment =
.s~aFsa - IL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

J.cKsoKynLK. Fla. Oct s.-Dr. Neal
Mitchell. President Of the Board OF Health,
reports fifty Dew cases of yellow fever for
twenty-four hours snding 81 o p. m. today
There were only four deaths Robert A.
hayes, Mira l. l.. Elliott Au. {. Hare
Mack Barres. (coloFedl. OF the fifty pew
cases thirteen were white and thirty seven
cOlored. The following are the names OF
the whites: J.. -. Smith. Miss juliet Syl-
vester. Mrs. Sarah Hsrbridre. Mrs. Chas.
Gilman. Frank Bryan. Ms 5. J. Anthony
oven Linn, Mrs. y Godfrey. Annie Mief-
sult Louis Bellsire. Ada Husgins, J. {.
Hanford. kudolph Howard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

abs sdsress-s ~ Jan~- g. blaine
e~arral Kgax sad oshers.

Asi- sdsres.-s ~ James q EiaIns.
ts-arrsl Kiag sad ofhers.
BY i2 o cicck the people began % gather
IN front o. Hsrtmsus Hall Al $50 ihs
doors ~ers opened. Ia two minutes the
centrsl part o. the suditonum vas filed.
IN fonr minutes the zsiisrY vas invaded
and in twelve ninufes fhsra va not stand
ing room for snotb-- rersnn in TIE bail.
fhs =. sgr vas decorated very .sstelollv
A. eifhsr side there xas bar isons clumD
81 -. ns AMI ferns. Allows these xers por-
rats 1f fne csni isrss and shields ~ ear.
natirns tean1s taeir names. Al The foot
of the sreszsr = tahie vss smother group of
tropical plants. sod gpon "a pillow II
neaunInl resss and ctrnaf 0ns. fhrouxh
al was pretty minglins os the red. whits
md 'iue.
Alter he SPEAKERS were -sfherea On ths
ssgs a Iusr.et 81 Young ieaa sang 4 song
-hIeh sV2kei sn encore. add contained -
tutieus - hf ttne
Hon 1essuh nii1n hen stepred % the
hc1s sri vifhalf enr sceeis. sf1rts st Or
sfrrY inuod1eed nr. Slams
NJ nrire ssia Nr jhSirosn sn3 Fel-
lew Ci1zeus 0f N7ehizsn hsvs no doubt
fAst ven oara ID IN 1asri fhat tba srsssra
81 /. rrafecf rs rsrf ~ss devised for he
osn-at al eeT Esq 7rTt fnat 80 East
erfcvs a. fhe atFsufsFe srd ne VEST So
ta1ns Ell the nur'fen ~ it rhst has been
the rr7 81 taa revenue ref1rr.ers svsr since
here vas an kast znd Nts' and yst
srfsr ttat srsian tas Wsst 1re- sare.
kcw. keen fer eses in ne .gsat run 81
prngre-s sni. n refnt af rsu'dlr sxna1d-
tne enterprise and Of = e5nstsut sr1Ii siticr
ef vesifh. soeE. fr ne szE-sEate. seer
shssd ef re Esst 8rrisrse
"a sn esrefssfr moved. his sffsrurcn. -
cal rrnf arenEen 90 taa iss1e inFairad
in t1at chsrre after resdi0E ~ a Detroit
rewsrsrer ~ ssa ranrsr ~ vhich tae
Hen. D1r. y Eiektr~rn. Past7assfsr Gen
srsl orfsf Pres t-rf Csra.sus* hss So. ?
ceer ceIi az sinissI a nat suaiect
aucfe ir7sn srorg ether rhines - hss
sd. fae frl'0w aR N-~ Enz sni - ash =
tengs On Re coav reliiic. sh~crelnR "a
~>>ith aad ssisg esthing n s~saE.. -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
BAYARD ON THE STUMP.
The Secretary Undertakes to Prove Pro-
lection UncoDstitutionxl


WILMINeroN, Del, Oct. s. - Secretary
Baysrd spoke here tonight to fully 5000
persons in the Opera House. Almost the
entire speech wa, devoted 10 defense of
the Mills bill aud criticism of the propo-
sition of the Republican Senate. The tariff
had nothing to do with wages, said the
speaker; they depended on the productive
'ness of labor. High wages in America pro-
duced cheaper goods than low wages in In
dia. 1t was folly to believe that laws were
necessary TO enable somebody else TO make
a living. The benefit Of law never got any
further than the manufacturers. The
only protection the American citizen
needed was that of just and equal laws
Mr.. Bayard treated the tariff as z tax dur
ing his entire argument and. IN conclusion,
cited legal decisions TO prove the illegaliiy
and unconstitutiOnality Of tax that took
. cent more than was needed for public
purposes. The constitution Of State had
far wider sweep of power than the Consti-
tuition of the United states. The Senate
bill was clearly a proposition 10 use pubiic
powers for private ends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

AHxErEzx. Miss. Oct s--Y estsr5ss
morning shso Anderson. . oolored butcher.
met 20 ornOn Ccp~ =. q neg-o farmer, in
front G fbs Nsthosist church. Aodszon
sccossd CopslT of plsnfng ''corjurins
naftses ard vgoJoo roots s-0un6 nis
hoass. C8re'r dfItis3 tie ekargs csEns
An5arsrn flsr Anderson drsr rsvoI rar
snd f-s5 tFrg fsope ? instanfIv The
uar3ere~ surrso 1sred Ins nsgrgss "a ra
that An5srsor 5id rlFbt - CoreT wss -.
rsr8sf b. fhsB ss . professional cori Ersr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

fany ave D.ys IA saese.sisa- ~sa a. stan
Esias

ColENElA :. G.. Oct s-S0ms remsrks
he weather "a reported froKn . scctiou OF
Collision eounty. seoOt twens mlies
square. foF fosrtesn months following shs
EEsss earthquake ~ August. lss6 there
~ss slmost = conunueas afouekI durnE
s1lch uGs sas total Fsiuf4ii ala uol "a
oeea I've inches streams and springs
dried up CrOps sn1 cattle perlshed
for TIE wEnl ~ wster ana Il wss difficult
tor tie peopis to Obtain good drinking
ssief. a Auis over ts0 months sEo rkin
BEGAN fsiluE sissalF 10 that section and
tor bfty-ssTea consecutive dsss there weTt
only tso GO which Il cla naI rain. Al tbs
lowl4nos hsss been tuined into lakes No
crops have Oesu raised and the people sTt
consequently ln a deploEable condition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

N>eefft - ftt rsNetaas <FtS>s
MsBcuETTE. Oct. S-Ths most riEii
sesrch fails 20 6nd trace of The missing
mining school graduate. J. D. Steele Who
mvsteriously DISAPPEARED from ChsnaPioa.
Being immensely popalss. ris s1d5so
dropping ous Of sight craasest the grssisst
Interest His books are cor rscf be cves
nothing; has money fns bin; IS 10 f.
msls companies, and f0ul pay is US
uected-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

urcarrs -. Oct s-Ts.-s vas o..
dssta so5sF DT Williams. fbs fearth
psvssessn uts hss sosxarr-A.s1 - 70 ow
sever No rsN csses hsFe aea1 Y~rrsrte6
snes sssar1ar. Wft1 ths erection 81
Lszzse 5ssxssr rho is thoarhf - - SVlnz
- SO srs now ryoEressiag fevorsszF
wikn s1a5 c6~- 81 rse1xsFx.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

CHrcAso. Oct. s-Nine citizens Of Mat
toOn, H., hsv. been indicted BY the grand
jury Of tbs Coles county Circuit Court on
the charge Of murder. for having hanged a
voiorsd man named Moore. ~ ChsrlesioB.
last Summer. without trisl or legsi jnsiibca-
ton. Moore ~ss accused Of sn outrage bY
woman Of bad reDute. and tbs mob
lvncbed him without investigating the
fasts 10 The case
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

CHICAGO, Oct S.-Peter &ersch, the son OF
a wealthy and well-known citizen OF South
Evanston, in this csu0ty. shot and instant
IL killed q young man named KoOuse, OF
Crosse Point, near Winnetks, last evening.
koeuse was one Of party Of young tOughs
who ssssi ed Mersch with stones on the
public highway, and the latter claims to
have acted in self-defense. He scknOwl-
edges the killing and has surrendered 70
the authorities.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

GsASB HsvEs. Auz. 6.-A gsms - bsii
~ss plsged hs~s yesterday between GrsnS
Hs~sa sB6 Sp~izx Iske foT TIE casrsrsoD-
ssir - ske cesn1Fs rssalting - vi1sorT for
6~scd Hs~sn - sc1~s - 10 - 8
B.rteEies-f7-auH Hsvs1. f4isHe sna Al
sssss- eSrsas Lzks Allss ard = esa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

M0ssrs. IL. Oct Sim Kelly shot sod
fsfallY wounded Tom Reynolds 5uring
ensrrsl as night Thsy bsd besu psrtns-s
N kusiosss Kelly Gains thsi RsyDo. fs
vss shoyf n - socoorfs thst to isfler
had fsreatene6 - stoof hlns, and tat bs
shct bis TREND n ssif-Ssfez ss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

Ths pstrci ~sgoa ~ss cs3ed % - scufh
fsnis-st yesterday, q sccouut q Mrs n
Fr@shouss asserti-x her 80 6ff's q a~su
Nrs Frrencuse s-rRrste5 frozH bsv hnshsr5
40 y-srs sz3 Ths chldrs7 we're tara.d
sssr - s1sir sskosT
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

wine merchants and importers at i.l29
Broadway. have MADE o general assignment
for the benefit of creditors 10 Simon sand
ers. with preferences agyrefsting s., ,2s6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
DROWNED cAiNAMeh.
A beat Oas Thses4sd Ge Ds~s. .sa Ntns
Mliites Dollars Ssss.

kfiiitos Dollars Gone
SAs fKANusoO. Oct :. - From sdvioes
reot lived ey The steamer BeiEio Il is learned
thai The whole OF the new smhsnkmsnt OF
the yellow River at Chang Chou. begun
Leaf autumn aud carried on al = cost of 81,
90 loo. has been completely swept away
by recent food. OF the 500 Inca ieet
Of river val. recently Completed, rot one
inch remains aud the water is pouring
through the Immense gap into honsD uD-
checked. From $50 10 900 isb0rers. who
were on the baak we're swept away and
drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09
Eos1pLRlSslfNs
DAILY "pOI\TERSo



single shipment ef shifsesn Tar loads
~ Stoves manufactured ~ ths Belfaii nioNe
Works Sc ulsae ils either usx io AatNefp.
belEiUIa. Prominent railroad officials AID
isFee nuWbsf oi oihsrs inisIesssa IA the
export business uf l,strait wfft \ iaeseat ta
witness thls rare occufrtnos pholoa
rsphsr ~Ss on hand and soaE 49, vlews 81
the irain reAds Ia siart Ihe tsiroii papers
reported A. The pointer iu thls case t. ttls
IL tlirteen caf loads oi stoves lrf eufil e to
such auenticu 1hen Iht nuuihcr 81 Car
loads necessary tor oaf al tfshf elnpie le
entitled 30 brsss bands. sky rockets aua a
toTchiiGht pfooesslan Aou uiss h-raly
credit Il. bus ID ~lll tAss a. ieast
f~easy Ca s.ssas
o. Jewell Stoves 90 ensbls as CD take oars ~
ouf customers this se6snB. We haNF oeen
handling thess Detroit Stoves tot more
than twenty Fesrs. snu ouf irsde iu them
has increased 80 < saaHiiy end eatlg we
scarcely realized ths enorulliV 0f car basi.
ness ourselves Well il mav uoi be aalte
ss many ~ Su the resi- 0f The ipsr sells put
together bui u comes pretty Deer IT, snd
speaks volumes for the stoves ws sell
Foster, Stevens & Co.
10 and IL Monroe-st.
33, 35, 81, 80 al Louis-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

suppose you are q married msn-ss perhaps
you and had q good busiDess-sk We uusi
you heye-and yog were not laying Up much
MONEYS you often declare you are not and
have sud your wife would wake lp crying some
nig1f-Gs We trust fhe may not aud says pos
you were sd and that We were TUNED oui OF
the house and the bsuy was sick and 2 bad 40
money 10 pay the doctor and Hangs ciolbos
were ragged and had no way 10 gef more. and
Minnie had gone 10 the orphan asylum On
oesr' I'm - glad II wa ODiy dream Nbai
would you oo ia such a easel
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-09

As NJ. Psssne took hss ses1 Hs-. J. e
FstEx.r.sa ssppss for~srd sEa insruduoss
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-10-13
Simple Life for Children.

Happiness is the natural condition
of every normal child, and if the
small boy or girl has a peculiar
facility for any one thing, it is for
self-entertainment; with certain
granted conditions, ofcourse. One of
these is physical freedom, and a few
rude and simple playthings. Agree
able occupation is as great a necessity
for children as for adults, and beyond
this almost nothing can be contributed
to the real happiness of child.
"I try SO hard to make my children
happy" said mother, with sigh,
one day, in despair at her efforts.
"Stop trying" exclaimed prac-
teal friend at her elbow, land do as a
neighbor of mine does"
"And how is that ?" she asked,
dolefully.
"Why, she simply lets her children
grow and develop naturally, only
directing their growth properly.
She has always thrown them, as far
as practical, upon their own resources,
taught them to wait upon themselves
no matter how many servants she
had-and to construct their own play
things. When she returns home
from an absence they await but one
thing-their mothers kiss. What
ever has been brought for them is
bestowed when the needed time
comes. Nothing exciting is allowed
them at night, and they go to bed
and to sleep in wholesome mental
state that insufes restful slumber.
They are taught to love nature,
and to feel that there is nothing
arrayed so finely as the lily of the
field, the bees and the butterflies !;
that there is nothing so mean as lie,
nor anything so miserable as disobedi-
ence; that it is disgrace to be sick,
and that good health, good teeth, and
good temper come from plain food,
plenty of sleep, and being good"
In order to thrive, children require
certain amount of "letting alone"
Supreme faith in mother, a few
toys, no flnery, plain food, no drugs,
and early to bed are the best things
for making them happy.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-10-13
Mustard Plasters for Truants.


The Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society has Just issued its report for
1887. The lady president said that
at present there are 200 boys and
girls in the institution, while 362
have been cared for during the past
year. Considerable difficulty has been
experienced of late with the young
boys who play truant from the insti-
tuition, climbing fences and going
bathing at North Beach, or running
around the neighborhood. Various
remedies have been tried, among them
the dressing of the boys in girls
clothes, but the latest device has
proved effective. Half a doze n young
sters played truant the other day, and
on returning received q warm well
come. The matron quietly ordered
the boys TO take off their jackets, and
then she applied mustard plaster to
each of the boys backs, and now they
stop at home. San Francisco Ckroa-
ioLe.
Every day is Il little life and our
whole life is but day repeated. IT'S
not best to suffer pain for even one
little day, when one application of
Warmers Log Cabin Extract will
drive it quick away. Nothing bet
ter for external or internal applica-
ton.