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TIE AMERICAN aOMGOpArHIsTs.
About Fear Hundred Of Them in Csnvsn-
tiop Mt niagara Falls.

tiop ut Niagara Falls. 4
NIAGARA FALLS, June "a. The second day
session OF the American Institute Of Hothmopsthy
opened with nearly four hundred physicians In
attendance. The International Hotel ,as
been unable. since . O'Clock jest srday
to accommodate the constantly Increasing
number OF delegates and their friends, and
other hotels are being used. Forty-four new men,
hers were elected. The Bureau Of Pharmacy,
represented by Or. Lewis Sherman, OF Miiv aukee,
and DR.. vonssd wesselhoett, Of Boston, pre-. en,od
or iSSlsnou% xas sens 70 Br. Samuel Giiienshai. Of
san Francisco.
the Bureau Of prdo,nry convened in special
session, vita DR.. y. Y. BAKE, OF n'tsburg, Char
man, and Dt. {. ID. crank, OF Cincinnati, Secre-
,ary. Papers were real by Drs G. Bartlett, OF
crank and &&m:, owens on spinal diseases,
and pos,.d,pn'neIii,e paTsgsiv, In the as;
f G%~.Ha, y 4. =. f; asSyino %ta c, HsnSsai1Fff; ou. GsI'
don Lesyit,s Chicago; ): e; Wood, Ann Arbor; c;
sion covered all the varied phases Of
i ias S,rsss'' BY tT''' rounds q; s on s Sss ,ssa''nDi ~.
Crank gave his experience with geiseminum and
ip,s., mn,, I'm IN po.,;d Tn.n . E .o psra,ys,s' D.; Dam. Me- na
causticum AMI Dr. Allen on alumina. THIS bureau
was marked for Its excellent reports, there being
do II the fullest Justice.
In the sttero con me Surgical Bureau, Dr.. j. =.
!ionai meeting. a NUMBER Of papers were read.
Those by DR.. j. II. McClelland, OF Pittsburg. on
.. ohstructious Of the Intestlnes. :" and Dr.. Charles
NJ. Thomas, OF Philadelphia, on wounds Of the
DR.. o. $. Runne.s, OF indianapolis, opened the
discussion, aud was followed By n. Schneider, OF
Cleveland; Albert Fisher, Montreal; Scott h. Par
sons, ". Louis; Bushrod W. James, Philadelphia;
Z. (. Walton, Cincipnati;. X. Ludlam,. chicago;
4. Boo,hny. Boston; J. X. Warren, worcester;
Boston, and Z. NJ. Thomas. Among the more elo-
quent speakers who were frequently greeted with
and Walton.
This evening the members and their friends took
o specini train to Mas VI a-on-the Lake In Observa-
ton cars aud viii return by boat, q sumptuous
collation. being s'read on the boat, attended BY
the usual social amenities.
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Graduating exercises were held yesterday at the
New YORK Institution for the Instruction Of tue
Deaf aud Dumb, on Wasn,ngton Heights. The
exercises were h Id in the chapel, and q large
number Of the relatives and friends OF the scholars
were In attendance. The programme was very
lnteres lnX, anu many OF Iae siuuents showed q
wonderful inlellig nee. Especially was this tue
case with Richard 4. Clinton, q young man who 10
not only deaf AMI dunIi, but totally bind. Ideas
are communicated 20 HIM ny means OF teIegrH phic
pressure on MS hani. He opera es q tyIewrlting
machine very cieverly, aud an address which he
had printed was read TO the audience. The STU.
dents showed n remarkable APTITUDE for art, an,
the class In paint NJ aud drawing exhibited sew, RAJ
examples OF fair quaiity. Tho graduates FROM
the nigu class course were Rooert Heny Granj
and Frank Marcellus Houck. Mr.. Grant delivered
an able address on - Schools"
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After months OF preparation, the Brighton Beach
Hotel at Coney Island will open next Saturday.
since the hotel was moved last March hundreds Of
painters aud decorators have been hard at work
gett ng the place in order. and Messrs. Cunning
nam 4 C%hstneld, who are to conduct the hotel
This seison. ieei confident that they have now the
finest hotel on the Atlantic coast.
1t has always been thought by the hotel people at
the eastern nd OF the Island, which-by the way,
II the fat hionable tnd-that the season IL never
fully comment cd until the Brighton has opened It's
doors. nnd II seems that that opinion ID The raIne
BRIG too to oprD," To Judge OF the great husi-
ness 10 be done this season. Mr.. Charles n. Cum
amount ttus FAR to SSS, 900.
On the engagement books are many weli-known
names, and, uiging from the popularity OF the
New Workers will dlvi Q their tue This SUMMED
between TINS city and " Brighton by the Sea-"
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Scottish Rite MASON. on nm Excursion.

Cernean Consistory, No. l, OF the s. p. II. s.. &c
degrees, Of this city, gave an excursion 10 the Sow
ereign Grand Consistory and its Supreme Council
yesterday. 1t was nearly II. 30 O'Clock when the
8 eamer Pomona, Rayly decorated, was reaGy 10
sail with the rieasureseesers from tire foot OF
West Twen'y-nrst street. Ten minutes before
starting time he sudden trunder-stur m Arose, and
tine rain came down in torrents. IIuudrcds OF the
excursion sts hal to seek shelter In nearby houses,
q full br..s blni, the steamers bow VS. turned
toward West Point; Among those VINO were on
{. Armbruster. W. ". Downep, j., II. baistom,
W. D. Crist, J. n. Cummin, K Glib. u. q. Cooper,
L. G. Johnston. Z. +. Barnes, Fred J. Brown.
Hubbard, ". X. schmidt. +. j. Brown, NJ. W.
Goodyear, Paul II. GRIMM and X. Lowensiein.
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vhs Happy Picnic Which IL Hold Last Night
10 Raise Funds for q Worth, Treasury
The Lady Fulton Council Alse Makes nm
Especially Pleasant Evcnins for Its
Numerous Friends.
When an EVENING WORLD reporter wan
dered into Suffers Park last night, on his
round of duty. he found there a large crowd
of pretty girls with their escorts.
The Fortuna Society was holding a picnic
and all truly fortunate people were there.
The Fortuna is q society Of ladies, and
when one of its members marries she receives
$3.50 tho moment the minister has said II
pronounce you man and wife," II q member
dies $50 is allowed towards burial expenses.
The object Of the picnic was to procure
funds for the treasury, as three or four of the
young ladies were recently married and the
combination nearly broke the bank of the
young society.
The grand march was led by Floor Manager
A. Danziger. with Miss Paula Josephson, as
sisted by Charles Littmann and Adelaide
Davidson, jacob NJ. Lewis with Miss Lima
Ter.
Among the many guests were:
Miss Sadie Harris. Miss Lena Josephson, Miss
Rosa Abraham, Miss Lena Groneman. Miss Katie
Miss Minnie Bernstein, Miss Mary Kallecher, Miss
Bessie Cohen, A. Alexander, miss Pauline Kali
Iecher, Sam Kallecher, Bernard Alderman. Abe
Goldinger. Misses Rosa and Anna Lichenstein.
Miss Ray Cohen, Joe Finckelstein. Eide Levy, Sam
Conen, Henry Lang, Miss Mary suttner, Paul
NJ. Goldschmidth, Mise Bessie Wolf, Miss Racnael
Wolf, Miss Eva Ruth, Miss s. Ruth, Mrs. -Msrths
Conn, l.. sternberg, Miss Title Wachen-
helm, Louis Himberger, Miss Lena Hamburger,
Miss Carrie Goldman. Miss Annie Mayer, Miss
Lena Dresher, Miss N. Pohlman, Miss P. Joseph
son, MISS Dora Siberstein,. Louis Hirsn, Max
schiesinger, M: Grossrnan, Miss Ida SLberstein,
Regina Schlesinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Sohle-
singer, Mrs. K. Goldman, Miss A. Goldman,
Miss Bertha Stein, Ferdinand FoItmer, Ernat
Behrens, Dan Seggebruch, Morris Silbtr stein, Gus
Lowenthal, Miss Rosa Winter, Max Wels, A. o.
Pearl, Miss Ella Goldstein, K. II. Redler, Miss
Annie Horn. '
LADY FULTON UNC
The first summer-night's festival, under the
auspices of Lady Fulton Council, No. 8, d. OF
L., occurred ut Suffers Harlem River Park
last evening.
The grand march was led by Judson Hunt,
who was floor manager, with Miss Eva Grin
nell, assisted by Charles A. Bush, with Miss
Ida Caplin. Others present were
Mrs. L. Burnett, Mrs. Sarah B,nnenger, Mrs.
G. Binnenger, Miss annie Hrrst, Mrs. q. 7.
Bush, Miss Z. A. Smith, Mrs. John Zimmerman,
Mrs. @. Sey, Miss Flossie Baxter, Mrs.. Rober
Love, Miss j. MARITIME, Miss Alice MARITIME.
Coming Events.
Summer.mght festival and exhibition drill OF tn,
Excelsior Legion No. 81, Select Knights, A. y. U.
W., At Lion Park, Friday, June 20.
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EVENING WORLD N.,osboys against Philadel
phia Call boys, Polo Grounds. 4 P. M. to-day
Admission 10 cents.
News Summary.

Parliament lndorsss the Crimes act
Canadian politicians are glad that Blaine was do
feated.
Ex-Mayor Low. Of Brooklyn, secedes from the
Republican party.
nan emigrant ship founders on the Cape Of Good
Hope and all hanus are lost.
william II. Barnum Ia reelected Chairman OF the
National Democratic Committee.
The Yale Freshmen rev burrows the University
of Pennsylvania az New London.
A woman has been arrested for repeated attempts
10 burn the town OF Anderson, 8. G.
Major A., b. Desanties, the Olyphant pa iron
and coke man, Is mysteriouHly mlsslng.
Two towns 10 the iumter district Of sweden are
deSt OS ed Dy IRE, with q loss OF S. 700, 0O0.
A church in Galicia IL struck by lightning during
service and three persons are killed and 100 In
jured.
Milwaukee tries to ratify the Republican nomina.
ton, but the speeches are drowned by Democratic
snoutR
AbscoudinR Teller Pitcher, OF the Providence
Union Bank, IL arrested at Montreal with $7OO, OOU
10 cash AMI securities In his possession.
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Dohm, Wells and G. j. Bradish.
The Clan Ma Gael Association OF Brooklyn
has made extensive arrangements Tor tne
Fourth of July picnic and games, which VII
be held at Ridgewood Park. Brooklyn. An
elegant silver cup will be given to the winning
ball nine. The game is to be one of hve mn
ings and to at 2 O'Clock p. N. UNI
formed amateur clubs wishing to compete
should enter ut once.
Captains of the ball teams will send records
and standing of the club, with application
for entries, to Thomas McGrial. Chairman OF
the Games Committee, 1914 Third avenue,
are Standing. broad jump. scratch mile
walk, scratch hop, step, and jump; loo-yara
round glove contest, c~lub-swinging exnipi-
ton and o catch-a as. catch-can wrestling
match. Handsome gold and silver medals
will be awarded first and second In each
event.
The following members of the New York
Lacrosse Club have recently Joined tho Staten
Island Athleti C Club, and hereafter will repre-,
sent this org imitation in all competitions
A. d: Ritchey. I. NJ: Marson, J. 2; Gerndt'
Ed Merritt, j. F. McClain, David Brown
W. D. Goodwin, W. J. Meharg, W. mitchell a
i. @. Drysdale, II: d n Matthews, W. o.
mond, j. ii. Ainslie. Q. Sears and Q. M.
Digges. II,
The following well-known athletes will
also represent the, 8. !. A: Q. heneeforth
G. A. j. Queckberner, h. X. P~ritchard and
W. M. Norris, high jumpers w. I: Ihomp'
son, the cross-country runner ". II. WI.
son, IT., who won third prize in Inst years
championship one-mile race Stewart barr,
F. A. Gilmore, Charles l.. Jncquelin, II. L.
Hussey and H. Graf.
The i. 1. A. @. has Just adopted o new
emblem which will shorty appear on the
breast in every department. II Is q horse
head and neck, the body and tail OF o hsh,
with the wing of a bird stretched from the
body, the whoe representing speed on land
water and in air.
Dominick McCaffrey, the boxer, who wa
in town last night, says there Is no truth IL
the report of q match between himself anc
Jack Fogarty. McCaffrey claims TO- b'
matched against some one of the leading
English pugillsts. but is not ayerse to
match with Jack Dempsey or with sullivan
after the latter is through with tho circus.
Tom Costello, the Cleveland (O.0 sporting
man and backer of Reddy Gallagher, Is spend
ing the week In town. . -.
Dan Dwyer, the heavyweight, who ono
gave Sullivan q hard 60, Ii doing special OH
Ger duty at Coney Island.
A two-mile swimming race between tn
English swimmer, John Robinson, and j. II
Johnson for n $500 cup will take place on til
HUI dson, above Nyack, on July 4. Visitor
can go on the propeller John Lennox, leavln
Eleventh street anu North River ut II A. N.
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JUBILRBs
A Great Day fer Graduates and Prize-w win
nera-HIAr.anannled nnnnara Wave.

a Great Day fer Graduates and Prize-NNin-
ners-star-spansled Hanpers Wave.
Teachers and scholars whose faces beamed
with gladness, filled the large room Of the
female department OF Grammar School No.
4. In Rivinetou street, this morning. II was
the day fixed for the distribution Of diplomas
n certificates to the graduates.
The children sang many beautiful choruses
and Miss Rachel and Nettie Phillips played
s sssa in Stun Pisa. duet samn Miss Max M XIV, Vincent %s1pt
Black, After the singing Of the "Star-
Spangled Banner" DR.. N. s. Roberts ad-
dressed the graduates and distributed the
certificates and diplomas. The Principal,
MISS Jeanette Robertson, conducted the ex-
e~rcises.
The Alumni Association Of st. Francis IA.
vfer's College met last evening at belmont
co.'s to welcome the members Of the gradual
ing, class Of 'ss. An address Of welcome was
delivered by the President of the Alumni, to
which Joseph P. A. Mccormick, A. B., re-
sponded in the name of '8S. An excellent re.
past was then partaken Of, in the course OF
which q. number of speeches were made.
Among those present beside the Alumni and
the Glass Of 'SS were the members of the col.
lege Faculty.
A fine stand Of flags was presented by ex-
Judge Gedney to-day to Grammar School No.
A, in North Moore strert. Tho presentation
was made in the male department Of the
siasm. Trustees David b. Fleming, John B.
Shea, Michael j.. Dufey, Frederick Win.
mer and Adam Schwab were present, to.
| gether with Miss NJ. I. Dowlin. Miss Jane
| Ebbets and Mr.. Samuel Morehouse, the
principals Of the various departments Of the
school,.
Trustees Hiram Merritt, George H. Boyer
Charles Miehling. Henry Allen and Henri,
II. Haight, Of the Seventeenth Ward. pre-
sented two large and handsome American
flags to Grammar school No. 10. in Eas
Fourteenth street, today. There was a larg,
attendance and the closing exercises of thu
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Bond. offered aud Accepted.

WASHINGTON. June H.-In response ~ q Senate
resolution, the Secretary Of the Treasury yes erdsy
sent to that body a statement showing the amounts
OF ,onds offered for sale to the Government and
accepted from April 20 to june IS inclusive. The
statement gives the Names OF the individuals, nrinB
aud associations Offering the bombs. their ies,-
dence or place OF business, the price asked, &c.
The offerings were more than I'VE hundred In
number, and came from all sections Of the coun-
Try. The ! ecapitu Att n shown In round numbers
an aggregate Of vi, 600, 900 fvprs and S2s. 9C0, 700
81. 800 700 iour-and-a.half accepted Tne accrued
interest and premiums paid amount TO q, zoo, $50
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Knew Them Only by Numbers.

SHANoKIE, Pa, June q. Last ni2h tat 8
o'clock u wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania
schuylEill Valley Railroad at Cable CITY, q village
norm Of tais y ace, by which Blk laburers were
Killed aud four fatally injured. ihe names OF the
un ,ortuhates are unknown. They were Slavs and
K own ouly ~ Numbers. A fIelght IRAN wa
shifting cars when = gravel train ran into is re n.
aud ten OUT VI eleven laborers seated on the from
Car OF the gravel ira n were buried In the wreck.
Six dead bodies, horribly manRleJ, and four utheIs
10 baliy tajurr u that It u not believed .h"y can
live, were iaken from the wreck. abe trAinmen
escaped ~ junping.
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to know who she can be. Now, If you can
give me the ~much-coveted information, you
will lay me under on everlasting debt Of
gratitude to yon."
well, my dear fellow. I shall be happy to
do so. Her name is Georgia Maybe. and she
Is o sort OF cousin Of mine"
"A cousin, Ell! Very good. Now you can
Introduce me-"
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IRON Pecks Sun.l
Jinks-Are you gong TO oconomowoc this sum-
mer. Jones, a. you did LIST?
J~ones-Heaveu foruid; that place 10 too quiet.
JInIs-Too quiet. Why, I thought that was one
OF its principal attractions.
Jones-So Il ID for some families, but you never
heard nv wife hcoid. l an ro'ng TO NiAgara Falls,
where the roar Of the waters u 30 loud that It
browns every Other noise.
Jinks. who 10 con'empIat uR matrimony, begins
to whistle 10 q low tone, and the exp asion IN mis-
eyea has u far-away look that 10 painful
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Cure sick headache. bilioususss, liver complaint, dys-
p.pSiA. heartburn. Indigestion, malaria. pimplss ON face
and body. impure blood. &e.. BY using regularly Dr. O.
MoLAsE'S CELEBRAIID LIVER PILLS. prepared only
by Fleming Bros. PittsburE. Pc. Price. % csnts. Sold
by all druEGiSts. Insist upon having the genuine DIR. O.
MoIAHE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros.
IittsbntE. Pa, tbs M ,rket bong fun Of limitations OF
the nsms McIASE, spelled differently, but Of the same
pronunciatinn. Always make SURE of the words - Elem
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O amateur athlete has

o amateur athlete has
tried harder or been
more successful than
the u man in the
accompanying cut.
Il. Norton. Young Nor
ton. who is but twen-
ty-one years Of age,
stands 5 feet Z inches
and scales l40 pounds.
He began with the Mas
saus, then joined the
Brooklyns and finally
became q Manhattan
Athletic Club man.
His favorite contest Is
the quar,er-mile run,
in which he rank
close to Ii. NJ. Banks,
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Thrust HI. Head Under the Wheels.
ESPECIAL TO THE WORLD

TUFEOTAL To WUHLD'T
LoCKPoRT, June "a. Train No. 81 on the Grand
Trunk road. due at Suspension Bridge at s. IS A. NJ,
yesterday instantly killed Geo. Hopkins, a farmer.
aged seventy-iour years, near Hamilton. Ont.
Charles Domvnie, the engineer, says that the old
man was lying near the track. md as the train ap
preached raised himself upon his knees and delib
erAtely thr uHt his head aid shoulders In front o
the en- In o. His son saw the acrideLt from q neld
and TOOK his fathera remains to the house.
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CHICAGO. June q. Tho rate on dressed Reef
from Chicago to New York. which was reduced
from 65 cents to 4ok cents per 100 pounds on Mon
day, was further reduced TO 20 cents yes erday by the
Vanderbilt lines. All the other roads In the asso-
ciation followed su {. The alleged reason for this
drop was tnat the Chicago and Atlantic ana Ere
roads put their rate down TO 40 cents In order TO
preserve the d nerentiai which they have heretofore
been allowed. The 40-cen cut rate on dressed
beef applies on TO New YoIk business. the Boston
rate Remaining Al A6h canta.
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War ship. Ordered to bridgeport.

TuPECLAL 10 TIE WUHLDsT
BRIDGEPORT, June "a. -Co.lec,or Goddard, of ibis
port received an ofncial letter from Secretary
whitney yesterday Informing him that the North
Atlantic Squadron mas been ordered here for July 8
anu I 10 take part In the naval display and celebra-
t0D. INSTRUCTIONS have been iorwarde 10 the
commander OF the squadron 10 participate In the
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MRS. VANE'S new YEARS PARTY.

HO was that lovely
girl whom I saw with
you yesterday ?" ear
nestly inquired Milton
Gale of his chum and
conddant. Alfred Les
lie, as they l~eisurely
slipped their coffee at
Delmonico's. II have
seen her frequently OF
late, and am just dying
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A Woman and Cu,ld suaoe.,ed.

ST. Paul. June "a. by the burning OF q small
frame house on Edwards streeT, occupied by Lad
Burmeister aud family, yesterday, Burmeister's
hirte en-y ear-old daughter Maud and Mr.. Maggie
koss, o relative, from Chippewa Falls. Wis, were
sunocAted. Burmeisier and three younger children
had 4 narrow escape.
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Now ,hr RrpubIIcnna Win RnufY.

Now the Republicans VIII RHtify.
There viii be q mass meeting Of Republicans at
the Metropolitan orera-House next Friday night TO
ratify the Republican nomination. Great efforfs
are being made by Inc Republican Club 10 make
the meeting q memorable one. Cnauncey DeJew,
Congressman Reed, OF Name, and william Walter
Phelps will be the principal speakers.
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Turned by Gas.

James MCCOY, aged seventeen. OF II Columbia
place. brooklyn, % q tobacco-stripper at II Bur-
lngton SLIP. He opened the door OF the sweating
room this morning, when there was an explosion
of gas. his ace and hands were badly burned.
He was taken TO 81. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn.
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HIS RECORD WELL BEGUN.
TIE GOOD PROMISE OF YOUNG NORTON AS
AN AMATEUR RUYNtR.

Staten leland Athletic Clubs Lacrosse
Acquisitions and Its New Ciub Rubisms-
An Interesting Series 81 Games 70 Gene
- General Amateur aud Professional
Athletic Notes and Comment.
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From Dakota.


TLEMTNU bHUHs
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your Dr.. O. McLASE's o. LIBERATED LIVER PILLS
found quick and satisfactory relief. A yery fsu doses
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hiouK Falls. Dakota. GEO.H n. HARRIS.
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To meet the demand for q new verb to DC the
new legal method Of capital punishment II Is sug-
gested that crininals executed By electricity shall
be said 10 be - elected.
Woull that dor
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ECZEM MA
AND EVERY SPECIES OF ITCHING Ann
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CUTiCURA.

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self cured, in gratitude for which I make this public
statement. MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Broad Brook, Conn.
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EVENING WORLD Ne'rsboys against Philadsl-
phia Cal boys, POLO Grounds, 4 T. M, To-Day,
admission Is cents.
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ECXEMA.

Your most valuable CuTiouRA RxxEprHs have dops
my child so much good that I feel like saying this fov tbs
benefit OF those troubled with skin disease. Ny lttls
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gratefully Acknowledge . cure Of kcssma, or Salt
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teen years; not able to walk, except on hands and knees.
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case hopeless; permanently cured By the CurrcunA
REMEDIES.
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! Twas afflicted with Eczema on the Scalp. Face. EsFs
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face cured. HERMAN sLADE 100 Fast ltn st., n. n,
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FORTUNES FAVORED ONES.
PECULIAR ENDOWMENT SOCIETY AMONG
TIE MEMBERS OF TIE FAIR SEX.

vhe Happy Picnic which II Hold Last Night
TO Raise Funds for q Worth, Treasury
The Lady Fulton Council Aise Makes mn
Especially Pleasant Evening for Its
Numerous Friends.
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Deaf Mute. Graduate with flo,

The Broadway Theatre closes, after all, Satur
day night Heat. lhou arl Il mighty conquerorl
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ummer. night festival and exhibition drill OF the
Legion No. %, Select kulghts, A. y. U.
W., ut Lion Fark, Friday, June 70.
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The monster spectacle OF "The Great IRE u
London, ~ exhibited BY MeAsrs. Pain 4 Son a. MAE
haitian Beach, Is already among the establiahed
successes OF the popular ocean resort Tue greas
scenic picture reproduees with most careful ndslity
shipling, quays, the Tower aud other features o.
tine city as they existed about the year 1o0o Thel
the destruction Of the city by nte u ropreoente4
one OF the most gorgeously beautiful ever a.
tempted,