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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05
Z ENlLwoRrH OSTRICH FARM.


Near Los Angeles. Unlimited space for picnic
parties. for whion special rates win be given.
Apply G. A, sumner & Co, 81 n, Main street.
Admission 2oc. Sundays Zoe. Round trip
25c Take Temple street cable to Beaudry
ave.. and cars from Sisters Hospital.
MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY.
I'm,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

lseihI act 81 courtesy to the
cenld have been done than
lion. s. NJ. Whste tom
1Asn d The Convention. We
Der that we had but little
reat a consideration. No
\ sthse is saro for oar party.
platform Of principles and
!. D On tho ticket we have an
nce Of carrying all the
Eat barring all uncer-
White is 10 handle
Nh The opening hours Of the
11e Is an able parliamenta-
\ perform the functions de-
a him with grace, prompt
EIfneFs 70 all.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

aud broad are being
[aHe California delegates to
% National Convention at
NJ begins to look as if the
lieut. some figure in National
Il is as 1t should be.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

eds OF persons travelled to Haz-
last night, attracted thither BY
ID a play that would prove sensa-
,,xtreme. For Spectacular effect
~ a success, Tie interest in the
Ia the third and fourth acts,
III the River Thames IL
a The most realistic man-
as 5000 cubic feet Of the
BY means of a huge tank, the
. tel varying from two and a half
Turing these acts q ste1m launch
boats gppear on the stage and
IRE thus represented is further
3 preserce .oi half dozen e
in about as ii in their native
Morrison took the leading role,
~ Miss RosAbel Morrison ap
4 tare, The play VIII hold the
&c remainder OF the week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

D loubsiai stststhis "trip, y
h d quarter u = century.
{sp Governor, will draw an
a. J.. Bell, q great labor
homiiiec for Iienienant-
i'l hopes to draw over
1honsand votes 81 that
The Democratic camp.
3 Of the Democracy
ieBtlon i6 q winning card in
viii draw away from The
Irenglh. Lastly, there viii
bition vote in the "suckef7
which win come from The
aapp. There will be sur
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05


gre reports are at hand from
held yesterday in Oregon,
cane claim the election Of
fe5man by one thousand
That would be a reduced
MI. Herman. He is person
kjn the State, and if he falls
W Of the ticket is pretty
fse, But the returns 10
III were all from the large
Walenet Valley, which are
scublican. From whas may
lam this incomplete informa-
noes are that the State has
|Ntlc,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

II srriSr ircel 6ffacon second end Third.
p z. WyAfi Manager
oNk wHFz bisihalns Monday, June an.
.THf t'isf 81 1lSsTastsy
From the tslantia p 30 reedu lQrlay two
D0enkTADER's
uoeksisder & 9aas prophetofs
From thels own 1hesae, Broadway, New York.
Lgw potesrAnan NJ y. aesAra.s.
bNsY RICE, nAfnr NAxwRLI.
Jssas nlsAeiis. GS5 50 oTnta AnrIsrs.
Doekstaders Mirsireis DO not parade.
IS ARTtsr3 POSITIVELY &c
I[iaea Boo. aud ~, sealB on sale At Bort
let'H Music Store my3O
BAzAHD's PAVILION
McLuh& tEHaAn Iessees and Mauagers.
ENORMOUS RDggEssi HOUSES Packed
AUDIENCES DELIGHTED
The PLAY THAT HAS srAn1LHD rHR WORLD /
"a DARK aECRET..
freues on
A RIVER OF RIAL WATER,
COVERING 1900 cubic feet Of the stage and con
teiuirg 10000 aaliong. A GENUfpE STEAM
LausrH Neai Pleasure Boats Racing Shells
Water Fowl, etc. Woman Battling for Lie in
Ths onfinal California Theatre cast. headed
by Mr. LOWS Morrison.
korR W. Consequence Of tine enormous ex-
pehse entailed IN this production the prices
during this engagement will be 25c., soc. and
7ac, No extra 10 reserve.
Seats now on sale at BIcLain Il Lehmans, 3
Market 81. ie4td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

. other people -cast adriit
sas aneloLsse by thsrctire-
2laine, Hon. Patrick Ford
Il conspicuous figure. What
gipg OF the irish World do
nehor in this storm2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

some editorial genius has invented
appropriated or stolen o cipher which Il
Is generally thought beats Donnelly,s
cryptogram all hollow. If the resds,s
Oh the HERALD will try it they win he
greatly surprised if not thoroughly con.
vinced. Here is the problen..put dow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

weekly r. Vending, who some few
Payllla ,ared a series OF lectures at tic
eiatell were generally pronounced as
study psasls," repeated his mastery
~ onoaIe's greal work last night II
Hal tncourke OF people at Annoy
sfyl lxceilent dramhtic and graphic
andN N the attention OF his large
tnteflt d 1eazly two hours, The only
ne me nsing q iurore o applause al
tien W 'iEdwiu Booth + nume in oOnntc'
The leey 4 I-ying'F Conpany in Hamit
u series a. efven iaef uight nj tbo drst II
though ~ called fhe siar Lectures. ana
VIA not R,c re ret,et TINT Mr. Weadl Ing
AimstroIu lecture here This seae0u Dit
lows en- Hflrre on "G8mheaa," which l0i-
0mmendk hllht next IS nest highly rec
ufie fastcen press
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

Tuesdays aud Saturdays. Sundays only.
A. N. T0WNE, General Manager.
4. ii. GOODMAN,
Gen1 Passenger and Ticket Agt, San Francisco.
y. E. HEWITT,
Superintendent, Los Angeles.
@. Il. SMCRR,
a1-3m Asst. G. P. and r. A., Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

''NFeiG'e iron works net him
,,5otlts q year This is the
findustry which much needs
MIR. Carnegie expressed the
knancy at The withdrawal Of
Pirom the race. Al men
Ppolies owe their existence to
an party regret the refine
party's best exponent. But
probably be able to
fich ia the man who
e that Mr.. Blaine does not
&pew or Senator sherman
|,,Iy not greatly injure these
b year Industries.
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NALIFoRN1A DIME MUSEUM,
" North Main Street. near First.
: y - = >. %
TEE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.


Hamlet and Ills CriticA, Monday. June 4th,
MENDLfEG. "Gambetts." Friday, June 9th,
ARMSTRONG. walks in Rome" Tuesday, June
18Th, SANFORD. '.The Russian Nihilistsn Fri
Italy," Friday, June 22d, ARMSTRONG.
In this novel programme the people of Los
Angeles will have an opportunity 10 enjoy a
varied feast Of oratory such as has never before
beeu offered this public.
Tickets for the course, including reserved
seats, 81; single admission tickets, Soc: re-
served seats 70 single lecture, 25c. Tickets on
sale at Merrill & Cooks. s Spring St.
eazg~ n B. See special circulars my31 st
II EN1LwoRTH OSTRICH FARM.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

and City Of Puebla leave San Pedro for san
Diego on the. dates of their arrival from san
Francisco, and on their trips between san Pedro
Port Hartford (san Luis Obispe) only. The
Eureka and Los Angeles call at all way ports
Cars TO connect with steamers leave g. ?. K. r,
depot Los Angeles, as follows: With Queen OF
the Pacific Santa Rosa and City of Puebla at
gao o'clock A.. N. With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 5:15 O'Clock p NJ
=. EEy- For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points in Europe.
APPLY TO
H. MCCLELLAN, Agent,
Office: No. 9. Commercial st.. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

DIRECTORS.
DIR. W. G. COCHRAN, H.. H. MARKHAM.
PERRY NJ GREEN, JOHN BRYsoN, SR..
DIR. II. SINsABAu6H, f. C. HowEs,
GEORGE H. BoSEBRARE.
Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
of the United States aud Europe. ms
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me "a ia slhurch Coucert.

evening On Family gave concert last
was va &c Grace N. i. Church, which
eompli 'f,3ifsd Mrs. Morgan is & very ac-
~ VufqfA u nian, and succeeded admirably
greIAM4zAI fhe audience. On the pro-
songs. IN several folas, recitation ard
with "Ilz}i flipgs entertainment closed
a. lfAnisa State by Mrs Morgan.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

A, daily b. Daily except Sunday C, Tues
days Thursdays andsaturdays; s, sundays only.
Depot ut foot OF First street
City Ticket Office No $50 North Main street.
D McCOOL Gen. Manager, San Bernardino.
II B WILKINS. Gen. Pass. Agent, San Diego.
10
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MI inf4HQat teHuH Iif ihffe
ga fai fifaie e Nttk sHu muu
(. 81 b ~ i1t NIIaNfrl sff fdeiIas
n 'ie, 4he Haasf eafs lh4tifs
"a M NJ Qns ihft ialJ IL fnMpeaf,
Af3 ftiee nefitY core
a. MIC onIftHnrfe ffllne aHd
y ala4lf Aeer 4nift
81 jteishpaf, snd shame
TIE litnAiD bas done
yoa assert y has. The
81 contemporaries are all
= hnd uille experience. kll
BEL Is that tley cease u
tngelas to De a den 81
liieug prsperg isnel safe
III nv pbt Of your experi-
lif opinion lhis city ia worse
M "a bad, as tie average
oi eighty tboupand inhaoi-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

Especially faiicfta ..
keafffAs1rs thouid 81 maj
fpfiulcc order - postal IA
should 10 seft lof aii aiiIas fssl 81
JQAyrIFriNe nNfAxfNi
pnf rfefily intraat n III. 4i7llt. ~
TO rsecits iii hlhiis ~ y
mennef nFefiai ntidrtIdh !
CON ..1efciai snn iefsl printing | n
VIII 10 promptly filed at lhodf
70 qaielei liz; 81 I.cttesa ranl +
Mcudny. - wy
=. Vttitt o. rrnllfk4for. 1898 N
''foes pe'ween Phi ns aud foii. II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

UV'NHTa00F8 HI77ITalH 90 not pafade
50 ARIisTa POSITIVELY &c
Prices Soc. aud ~ sealH on sale At Bnrt.
eift Music Store my3O
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California Central Railway,

sssANTA FEE ROUTE"
On and after Nav 20. 1888, trains leave
and arrive at First Street Station as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-05

A She
fMPgOy
Contrac
Tin
The City
osfday mo
present:
Ghaudler.
Cohn, 10y
Hanley.
The repo
May was r
4 The rcpo
4 Cisy Justi
had ,a.lec
H. hMa a
Mr. l.ufl
ce.vts al q
returned
hcknowlet
BY moving
City Atior
city houl'
The repd
read and
A contra
on Pearl
proved.
The m q
provemen
and Il was
Second to
viding for
the ether
Tile con
bits for bl
and on I'd
approved,
Ninety day
The urdi
Inspector,
for buIldil
A conn
ing that h
Hhme his
The Sire
N 9arret
Bienerhns
motion til
The repd
ers was re
A man to
b Heights al
n poz{pontt
/ was
purpose o.
] dnced to
Mr.. Cha
SIS. but I
lie the IND
Captain
instructed
gine hous
Of $50 ON
The repd
published
sefiatsm.
Rea4luti
Mozdf an
ado11ed.
OXtain
BIZ, jtruc
nj an 4
NJ First
eff4fand
e drni
bu hings
wi III 1t 4
]od Ting h
keep an b
exit <uis
Board OF
Mr.. Cob
on the tab
q private
guisher.
Captain
Cohn, an
would tax
without b
extln guis
The mot
put and, d
nance was
vote OF z
Mr.. Cha
property
the grade
signed by
= Attorney
the grade
4 Captain
best inter,
and he We
table.
Mr.. Coll
thfjpeoplf
as 6ght as
boSSsi
: col
Board of
Mr.. q
motion,
TO the Cit
at tho ne
roll being
xied.
, A draft
Of the Sid
was read.
property
room for
and 1t wo
the preset
The Cit
set fol-.
cOrrect,
ing OF Bel
A motto
with the
Mr.. Cob
with the
their com
for the fu
90 that NO
out know
Cn'(tain
inpUAtio
ovSHuey
completed
city's offid
Mr.. Glib
the contr
shall be
Council d
The CIT
yided tha
his work
AsBeBAme Ell
notices nd
no contra
Rtte3tion
had ts3pt
ago
erred ba
He hat p
tefests OF
Ia afi0rde
the street
tracts and
city woul
streets In
water con
The mo
for again
that all cd
the next
drawn an
ried.
As DR..
Chandler
Works I'M
On mot
instructed
hall lot.
The poi
ordered D
pound, II
0rdInent+
to Finand
Mr.. Boz
OF the pa
tracks of
ufhted the
about to
Captain
Police I'M
at Sixth {
use the pI
wheels.
1he Gle
weeks f0i
cpived bl
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supplies on north side of Austin. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth streets The
firm will be Known as Gwvun. Buch,
anan Il Co., the personnel of same be-
ing L. X G"ynne, Al. b. Buchanan
and A. PAYERS.
In the call carriage and transfer
business Waco has now in Messrs,
Higgins Il Green's establishment what
ii has long needed--a concern with
money enough and facilities tor NOV
Ing large crowds on short notice,
giving universal satisfaction.
The firm OF Baker a. Moser has
been dissolved by mutual consent,
Capt Baker retiring. MIR. Moser w II
continue the business. Capt. Baker
will remain in Waco, it is hoped. as
he has many warm personal and bust
ness friends who should regret to wit
ness his departure.
Communications are TO be heard on
every hand from the ladies' who at
tended the leap year ball Thursday
night OF the prompt and careful at
entlon paid to tleir orders by Messrs
higgins ~ Greeu, the transfer men
Their carriages were on the 90
throughout the evening, and perfect
satisfaction was given to all parties
Judge j. N. Lyle, secretary of the
Peopl Is Building aud Loan ascot
a ion, was presented at bis office by
the board of directors OF the associ-
alton, with d magnificent guldneaded
Caue as u mark OF the esteem ia which
ne IS held bY them rs business man
aud u gentleman. The presentation
speech was neatly made by MIR. Frank
| Steiner for the directors. Judge
| Lyle was taken completely by sur
prise, but soon rallied and PROVED
himself tqud to the emergency, by
responding in most appr pirate
speech of two minutes. 1t is Away
pl asant to be remembered, aho
Judge Lyle will doubtless cherist
this memento of esteem Throughout
the balance of his lite.
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No en Desperndn Sh0l

Special Dispatch to The Examiner
Ell PAso, Jan. 6 Jim Barrlck, well
known in this city and VINO was one
of tho first persons arrested for train
robbing in Arizona and afterwards
acquitted, was killed last night by a
notorious character named "Dend-
shot" Barrick was g4mbler and a
bad man aud owned a saloon at Bea-
son, Arizona, before his arrest rs q
train robber Barrick fired four shots
at "Dead--hot" before the latter could
use his gun, which tiualy ant a bull
let through Barrick's heart.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

Special Dispatch TO The Examiner.
DALLAS, Jan. 6.-The district court
last night continued the trial of Viii
liam Bell, charged with rape, until it
was finished.
The detendant's witnesses were
mostly cOl0red people, who testified
of the whereabouts of Bell on the
night of the alleged Park GU
rage. The jury was given the case,
but alter being out an hour or more,
discovered they could not agree at
once, and the court adjourned.
The jury at the opening of the
court this morning reported that they
had arrived at a verdict. The pri on
or was sept for and came into the
court in all unconcerned manner ap-
psrenlly less agjta'ed than many III
the court room, The court room was
nlled with people aud When the fore
man handed the verdicl to the Judge
there was perfect silance and when
the 81 ,rk read the verdict "not gull
| ty'there was universal expression OF
approval. Bell who had deposited
| his hat on the floor by the side OF
| his chair reached for 1t and without
any change of expression, not even q
smile crossing his face, was about to
walk out of the court room when
Sheriff Lewis informed hum there was
another charge against him, that OF
robbery. "Robbing Barlow" and to-
gether they proceeded to the jail
Bel proved to the satisfaction OF the
jury q complete slibi in the charge o.
rape and of course if not convicted
of the one he cannot lie convicted o
the other.
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Special Dispatch to The Examiner,
HUNTSVILLE, Ian. 6 ---Reports from
Madison county to-day are conflict
ing. Some state that the mob has
dispersed, while others report directly
to the contrary. 1t is d tinitaly learn
ed, however, that only two persons
have been killed outright, though
others have been shot at and
some male to leave the county.
Judge Kittrcll arrived from the sceue
of action this evening and thinks the
trouble at an end 1t is learned
that the Navasota Guard detachment
stacked arms and went into the town
uuarmed, acting under the ADVICE OF
the district judge and others.
The mob is said to be gathering
strength, now numbering five hun
drcQ
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Round ABOUT TOWN.

4M kerchief extracts specially at
0poonor ~ Cor. drug store.
Ane clerk issued marriage license
steI DAY to l.. ). Mcclellan and Miss
vile Ethcridge.
Eards are out for Leap Year par
~ me residence Of Judge j. G.
s.ae thursday evening Jan. l2th,,
M No. looking through the sta bles
4 nes'rs X. Z Green IL Co.. declare
~. 49, one of the best managed and
~. ss EQUIPPED establishment of the
lnd in Texas. - '"'
H -ne pulliing on south side of Aus
scc zee, between Fifth and Sixth,
@upied by }, a. Allen, with a rest
= ,ssanl Is being overhauled, and viii
n ~ DE- Iautially improved.
| Ea euort Is being made by the bus
Z ~ men OF Waco to get the Central
,nS D U 'he Brazos and put freight
I 'h' passenger depot on this side. II
'sssh van De done it will be big
,ssa.1 III the Central's cap and
4 - benefit Waco business Interest
sed a ae grocery firm has been organ.
IA put IN a stock of family
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Dispatch to The Examiner.

Special UlspaICh TO The EXAMINER.
SHERMAN, Tex, Jan. GA fire
started early this morning in the
kitchen OF the Sou hern hotel and
was not gotten under control until
the hotel aud two dwelling houses
with their contents were destroyed.
The adjoining dwellings were badly
damaged. Several Of the hotel guests
barely escaped with their lives, and
two of the tiremen received serious
injuries. Ii. Il Leard, proprietor of
the Southern hotel, was badly burned
about the face aud arms while rescu-
ing his wife, whose life he saved by
leaping with her from a second story
window The to.sl loss is $4,000 ;
insurance, $4,000.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

The partnership heretofore existing
between j. b. Aveilhe and M. N. Ros-
enthal, doing business IN the city of
Waco under the firm name of j. b.
Aveilhe & Co.. has this day been dis
olyed, NJ. n. Rosenthal retiring from
the firm. The business will be con-
tinued by j. Il. Aveilhe IL Co., and
the new firm will assume the liabili-
ties and succeed TO the assets of the
old firm. NJ. n. Rosenthal
j. B. Aveilhe Il Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

.isl Dispatch to The Examiner.
Ans, Jau. 6.--Several children
Mi. Kirkpauiek's, in tins city,
% PLAYING to-day, when one OF
b. discovered small pistol in "a
Iing machine drawer and pulled it
VA glrl, whose name is unknown.
pped the pistol several times. The
le son of Mr.. Anthony Marx
CHI the pistol which fired, the ball
oiDg through the ilesAy part OF the
striking Simmie in the left
lple passing through the head
q which he died in about two
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

q Dispatch to The Examiner.
gBBARD CITY, Tex, Jan. 6 The
lon hands on the Cotton Belt
AAthis morning, when about two
n north OF Mt Calm, found the
y mutilated remains OF an un-
IN negro man y ing scattered
q the track, Esquire T. b. Whar-
1oi this place, has been summoned
ga al inquest of the body. No
;lculars OF the xii ing.
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as christianity prevailed IN the empire
many hospitals were founded, and the
charity hospital of today is the exclusive
product of Christian faith and love
The truth of his closing statement il
well illustrated in the development of this
hospital, for with the ladies and gentle.
men who have devoted themselves to it,
1t has indeed been n labor of love DR.
Lewis :. Pitcher, president of the medical
board and attending surgeon Of the insti
tuition, has devoted his spare time and
energies to 1t tor five years has made two
voyages to Europe to secure the latest de
signs in hospital finishing and furnishing.
and has probably done more than any
other except the donor to make it a sue
cess This gentleman is native Of
Michigan, graduate both OF the literary
and medical departments of the tuiver-
sity of Ann Arbor, but was located Mt
Brooklyn as a United States navy surgeon
and has remained there ever since He
was an a B. at the age of II, an NJ. D..
ut 10, in the medical service Of the United
States army at 90 and Il commissioned
surgeon in the navy as soon as his age
would admit; and as he Is still young,
with firm nerves and good health, the
friends of the hospital may reasonably an
ticipate a long and useful term for him
there. Miss Elizabeth NJ Preston, the
matron, and Miss Mary Il. futile
the sister supervisor of nurses have hac
valuable experience in the hospitals
of Boston j. > Breckenridge, of No. 2lC
Garfield place, Brooklyn, is the superin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07

aal Dispatch to The E1awiner.
IUsq1N, Jan. 6.-ilon. John f.
nan, form.rly county Judge OF
leo county, who died there Isl
Ersday, was born and raised in
Min where he was for several
Iatoreman of th3 Statesman com
tinp room. He was a man OF Tine
Sfsry tasta, and for some time was
hecial correspondent tor the New
X Sun. Ia 1917 he married Miss
IL Brown, the eldest daughter OF
.Frauk Brown, clerk OF the county
1rt of this equity. lie had been Ill
d ht attn tor some years, on account
which he had resigned his Judge
ID. HIS wife, son and two daugn'
NJ Survive him.
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A BIG VI. L. HOSPITAL.
iT IS NOW ONE OF THE lNST-
TUTlONS OF BROOKLYN.
Facts About Its Tounders-tts Recent
Dedication. which Was An Event in
Methodist Circles-Dr Lewis =. Pitcher,
Attending Surgeon, and His Work.
HE MethodiSts OF

HE MethodiSts OF
Brooklyn, y. Y,
have taken n new
departure, a n d
one SO COnSOnant
with the spirit of
that denomina-
ton that their
example has al
ready been imi-
tated in Portland,
Ore, and un-
doubtedly will be
in many other
places, They have
erected and re-
Gently dedicated
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-07
NkTHS ARE BANK NOTES COilNT.
w EKEEIrE .NlmnLY hanHLIAn lhnN


are valuable ami for the same reason Ben
sons Pasters are being Initiated ana couut-
erfeited by many inscriptions manu- 'acturers
In this country who know the superiority Of
Benson's over all otler pla'ters now offered
for the relief ana cure of bodily aches spralns
and pains OF every kind Minister'S lawyers
and public speakers pronounce hem superior
to lozenges or cough medicines for tue prompt
cure OF sore throai, hoarseness and br0uch It's
These plasters, although a powerful COUNTER
lrritant, do not burn or in any way injure tho
most delicate skin Ask for Benson's Piasters
and avoid limitations. Sold by druggis.s
every where,
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hOnored and active minister Of that de-
nomination., and it was strongly urged
that the name should be 1.-The Seney
Hospital but the donor emphatcally
negatvel this.
The dedication ceremonies We're beauti-
full and impressive, and the eminent men
who ohiciHtcd gave many instructive facts
In regard to the development of charity
hospitals The address by Professor
Horatio c. Wood Of the University Of
Pennsylvania the opening prayer by Rev
Theodore !. Cuyler, the historical sketch
by Professor Luther r. Townsend, the
report 10y eX-Mayor Samuel l.. Booth and
the remarks, both grave and witty. of DR.
James NJ l}uckly president of The board
of managers, were heard with intense
interest by an assembly of gentle
men and ladies filing the largest hall.
The short and simple dedication address
by NJ T.. Bishop John f. Hurst, of But
falo. was peculiarly effective, and III clos
ing he said. "With gratitude to God,
who has supremely blessed his servants
who have erected this noble institution,
we dedicate this hospital, to be open to
Jew and Gentle Protestant ana Catholic
alike" Though this was in the form OF
Il prayer. the audience was irresistibly
moved to gentle murmur OF applause
or it might have been an impromptu re-
Spouse in the Methodist fashion
The question as to whether charity hos
pitfalls were known before the advent OF
Christianity has been much discussed ana
generally answered in the negative; but
Professor Townsend, in his scholarly ad-
dress, showed that n sort of hospital was
in Jerusalem as early Mt least ms the time
/ of Solomon and in India soon after the
rise of Buddhism, and rs direct result OF
its teachings Asoka, one Of the early
Aryan rulers of India, made a most gen
erous provision for the wounded and dis
eased poor: but buddhist hospitals long
ago ceased to be, and only Christianity
can re-estahlish such an institution III
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