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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-20


a pound.
The station at Washington received its
first appropriation in 1884. They receive
this year see, 900, and not $50, 900, as l see
the papers have it.
The Women's Silk Culture association
at Philadelphia has government appro-
prlation of 5000; Joseph Newman of
California $500; and the Ldaies' Silk
Culture association $4,000 more.
Silk culture was established in Sicily
when it was a part of Italy, some two
hundred years ago, and subsequently, in
France and Italy proper. The first five
years, beginning with 1870, they spent
to encourage silk culture $3.50, 900 a
year. The Italian government
has ninety stations. The central
station at Padua oversees the others
and has an appropriation annually of
$4,000. Their best experimental produc-
ton of silk was $50 pounds fresh cocoons
from an ounce Of eggs. France has one
governmental silk station which is at
Montpelier, with an annual appropria-
ton of 81 800. The boards of trade in
all the different cities and villages as far
as silk culture is concerned are under
Its supervision and control. Silk culture
has been of great and inestimable benefit
to France, Italy and Switzerland and
will be as much more so TO America as
she is greater in capacity for natural
and acquired adaptability for silk cult
ure.
1t is pity that state making an ap-
preparation should fool it away. 1t does
more harm to the industry than benefit.
The help often employed are not Ameri-
cans and are no benefit to the progressive
American. You have got TO increase the
skill TO Offset the price of labor in Eu-
rope. The old European reel requires too
much hand labor TO be profitable in
America We want a reel that will
wind several skeinS at once-they might
be wound direct on to bobbins ready Tor
the manufacturer and save Il 10 accents
for winding. improvements. too.have re-
The evening world., 1889-10-10
Extraordinary Story that Rivals In In
tereSt the Hamilton Conspiracy.
All Responsibility and Detail As
sumed for a Money Consideration.
Child and Doctor Furnished, as Well
~ False Registration In the
Bureau Of Vital Statistics.

The interesting exposure Of the traffic In chill
dren made by TIL EVENING Womb a year ago
WAS nearly forgotten when the Hamilton scan
dal recalled IL. TIL EVENING WORLDS series
of articles told only of the buying and selling
of babies. The Hamilton story had a deeper
Mot. Here was q bought child foisted upon n
man as his own, and used as q means OF coerc-
ing him.
The case seemed unusual, but a word let drop
by Mrs. Swiuton, Evn HAmilton's partner in
crime, made it appear that such q proceeding
was by no means sporadic.
Indeed, the surrentitious adoption OF newly
born children by women who desired to make
them appear their own was not az uncommon as
the public supposed.
THE EVENING WORLD determined TO use the
clue dropped by the Swinton woman, and OBJ
tanned information that Of the three persons
from whom Mrs. Hamilton obtained infants
Nine imire, Of 22O West Forty-eiRhth street,
was by far the cleverest, and that interesting
facts could be obtained there.
Only q woman could get the story, and
The EVENING WORLD assigned to 1t q member Of
its staff whose work Is well known to the public.
The result proves that a child may be bought
by any interruptions woman. that 1t may be
palmed off as her own, registered i'll the Blu
reau Of Vital Statistics ~ hers, and her tracks
no covered that, barring accident or treachery,
the fraud will never be discovered.
The startling details are told in the appended
report.
The evening world., 1889-10-10
it will grow fair, as you say. 1 will adopt it thi.

twill grew, fair, as you say. I will adopt it this
""ltell you the girl is a fair child. The mother
whose ron is the father Of the child. He IL far
and lighter eyes thai yours, The mother is mp
stair. Isn't shc, Pilatco? l would not deceive
'"''LSt me see the mother. then. and Judge for
myse,l,, ,0u,, ..o uo,+ rovoi+r
let nc ace her hand. an arm, her hair, l
don't care to look at her face. l won't know her
and Inn ure shg won't know me-"
In dve minutes she came back to the Office and
said: The lady will see yon;'
We went upstairs aud into the hall-room,
which was carefully darkened to blind ME.
NOT TIE MOTHER OF THE CHILD.
The woman in the bed lay with her face under
a black knitted shawl tIE r o the m"T mnth OF
Of my prospective daughter was not the mother
Of the child At all PIT a FAR y1nnS creature r. shs
wa not delicious to the seiISes nor beautiful, TO
look upon. save TOR the charm of youth, which
10 s,ibseanently learned that my baby was the
child of a Cuban girl WHO occupied the adloin: 4
Errli,h il, Tie woman 7 saw looked and talked
like a hlgl-toned scullery maid, ~
takinns the Ia6y downtown aud ash the doctor
| about It's uture beauty. and madame could not
have glided through a minuet more easily than
Skii irisht. lake Il to the doctor. but the
nurse must 90 with you."
LIE lHt EbN l'lIp 'bt. 'lilN $500 W.
her ME c for the brown little ,wnif.
What will you do the child RESI-,
paregGric or a bit Of toothing syrup will stop
Baby and nurse and eam,S, rolling dGwItownA
! stra'ght to the Office of THE EvENlNd WoRIp.
Cabby had directions to pull mp before the side
iIoye to the nurse while wdiEsd | , Was ,S SS1 TyS wisn shS
of a swiss watch.
ROLLED IN A SHAWL.
En- route, nurse told me that the babies usually
came to her naked-simpiy rolled up III n shawl:
that that gray blanket shawl had been in car
RACES and cabs at all hours of The day and night,
in doctors and messengers arms; mat y haa
becn borrowed by a score OF nice ladies VINO Al
many doctors preferred 20 carry the child naked
in a il9mnel Hnei 9aH' 1n@f i%n1es as and "a t that t once
n baby had been taken home ~ a shawI s'Ihp
twenty minutes after birth. she told me enc
only received SO ceuts a day from madame for
boarding the childr II. and that last week she
had handled five hn plcSs mite OF mortality.
From her standpGint it di9hn't KY Hy; m but ths sFs Fry
bame OF bGbyhool was the mistake OF changinR
food. Her own children she raised on the
bottle, but the b lSye- Csn 6' ef we're son1e s,srded MIX iii c %ni
better for a hand-ralsed baby IMAM u pasture oi
BADY's PICTURE TAKEN.
had a bandbcx under the carriage seat, anC
when we reached the corner OF Fark Row anC
81 ckman street | ~unrolled the sleeping brunette,
put her in the bandbox, put on the cover AM
the book shop, down PARK, Row and up, to th!
artist, leaving Cabby and the nurse drawing
e"TTihi e S STt carried her back to nurse, and a
doctor informed hor that the child would b
darker than the Diva Patti when hhe grew up
and the little unfortunate was taken uptown, u
be Inspected by others OF MING. Dlmires Gus
toners. NELL NELsoN'
The evening world., 1889-10-10
HOW THE SCHEME IS WORKED.

Child, Doctor and False Repatriation In
Health Board All Furnished.
A very pale young woman in a very white
gown answered my ring at the door OF DR.. or
MADAME "Dimire's house, 22e West Forty
eighth street. and admitted me to the parlor. The
house is handsome and delightfully."- located on
the sunny side Of the street and very comfort
ably furnished. There was q luxuriantly flow
The evening world., 1889-10-10
4 strong support.

[FrOnI Drdke'N MngdEine.J
Mrs. Nooly-I see Mrs. Hot will be at
the Grand next week, supported by a strong
company.
Mir. Nooly-Sho {! Firm the way they say she
dresses. l reckon they had to form a syndicate
to support her.
The evening world., 1889-10-10

A Chemical Analysis.
From Judge.
Why is repentance like ammonia? Because
when it gets hold of you you feel that q little OF
it will go q great ways.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Ser pradtpoae Suilfaat bss a6niss

pon Spanisn, alfonio KILL, weI6er bss
rsits nit % Sabren cine 8ieneridaft wie
tsin 3wsitss &tnb i'm Nbsnblaubs befist
unb bshsn Sofitaat, wis Der neusite Cos
tba'f4e SuIsnber melbst, iosar elm 9ebeims
iecretdr sinusrIsibt 1T, purbe nur uon benz
bss Raiiers uon @biua ibertroffsn, ais biss
fee nod Elm Rinb mar. Oisisr sroBe Pos
tsntat bate In isiuer fribstsn Rinbbeit gu
ieiner psriSnli9sn Sebienuns mebr ais 500
Seute. Wosu m6seu bic aas perpenbet
porben isin2 Nur Elm WitsIisb bss dimes
fiden Sofss tSnnte Nufi9IuB iber bic
Sunctionsn all bisisr 2suts ssbsn. Die
2ifte fab folssnbsrmaBen aus: so @drte'
rinnsn, 25 Sd&srtrdser, 10 Sonnsni4irms
TRIGGER, 80 aIsrste unb Wunbdrste (lD, 7
Rode, 80 &i@enssbaIfeu, so Oiener unb
Boten, so NntIsiber, wel9s bic Nufsabs
bss Nntlsibsns unb Aufbspabrsns Der tais
ferIi9su Rlsibsr battsn. IS Nitrolossn, l6
@ouuerueurs unb 90 Yrisfter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Sbre bOje Sunae bat elm iunses Wdb5sn

Sbre bOis Sunae bat elm iunses Mab5sn
Namsns Ilma @rssn, in bsr llmsessnb
pom SaIem, i'm ueitliden Ranias, CUR 0fOrs
berlin ssma6t. sic bate iber sinen gea9:
bar in 9sssnpart zines iuusen Rannes,
Gamens Gam. OubIsp, cine ie5r b6Ie, UNI
nidt ;u iassn unanifinbise Serertuns ses
ma1t. DUDLEY bate bas meter er5dblt,
IS CAB cine sroBe Rsbsrei in Der llmsesenb,
un6 i9lisBIi9 Ieusnete SRI. Green, ienes
Wort ssipro9en au baben unb nannte Dub
Isp einen 2isner. Oils es isr bieies Wort
3uriifsab. ersriff fe tbren &euoIuer unb
e:i6oB i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
QGerfet SpaR uno grnf.
Ser 3eritreute Broieiior.

t., 2ebrsr in elmer ldnbIi9en iibbeuti9en
l1niueritdtsfabt, remit auf Der StraBe 9es
gen cine porbeisetrisbene Cub an, reiBt
raid ben 5ut berunter unb iast: ,,gttis
taulenbmal INN gnti9ulOisuns!" Sur9
bas @sld9tsr Der in Der Rdbe SsfinbIi4en
pirb Der grofsfor aber auf lsinsn Srrtbum
aufmertiam ssma9t unb drsert ii9 iest
ben aan3sn Des iiber feline tlnsei9idli9teit.
Oariber ~psrlisrt er fi9 aber bermaBen piss
Der in @sbanteu, baB er tn Der na4ften
Strase sesen bic Srau gommercisnrdtbin
Srummbubsr anrennt. v9immel, i9rsit
Der Yrofshor, 1T bas Beet i4on DieOsr
hal"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
@erpe EFT tptr nod etnen &rie8
erIebeu.

SeidisSsue politii6s RrOpbttsu bebauptsu, OGB oisS Der
Sua ieiu wtrO. 0tas BEN nun isin ME ibm MOLE; Der
pom Der msOtsiniidsu @ilienidait 9sssH bas Sssr Der
srantbeitsu ssiibrte Sampi wirO uidt %auiboren, bis mir
has utoptide SeitaItsr srret6t bobeu psrOsn, in psIbsrbaS
Reuideussialsdt uidt msbr Ourd tSrperIi6e sstosn bsims
seiu6t psrbsn pirS. Cine Der mddtisitsn 8aTen aus Der
Rlittammer Der Ssiltuu6e lit Soitetter's Vsassubittsrs,
pel6es db oils 5amtlieumsoiStu uuu ipsSteusm Nusen ers
wieien bat, oa IS ioiortige Einoerlng uno idlteBll6e pei
ben bringt. pelde am b~dufeiten u%ortommsr. Ssroaus
~uugsibpdde, Guueubeidweroen uno SeritoptuH9 lno nm
Sertrenulihe c~eidbrteu uno oieie SIaSeu meroeu eur4 pas
Ritters poatommeu ausaerottet. aber bic beiltraittss
&trtune oieier uui6ertrsltid Sutrdsliheu uno seiunoen
DieoiSiu eritrett iit aud ai usruoie Sutaus. 6heimattsS
mus uuo RitrenIeioeu; oas ShoIattsrtitttum letnsr nieS
ueriaaenoeu ieaensrci6en ASirtuuu rt cic uHperoletdtltde
Griinolidteit, nil Der IS nit oieer wte alen dnoeTsH aHs
aeilhrten INTERCHANGEABLE auiIaum:.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
glonS ODER briinett?

Batter: vGlara, meiu &inb, i'd mub
Dir cine isbr erfreuItds Wsittbetluns MAIDEN.
Sd babe einsn Brdutisam fir bid einen
lebr nettsn, brauen Weni9en!" Clara:
0irtIi9, Yapa2 8is itebt CT benin
aus 2" - Batter: rSa, ME ioa i'd BIZ
has bei9reiben 2" Clara: sd meine,
Oh er bIonb 1T ober briinstt." Batter
.Gr lit ni9t briinett unb aud nidt bIonb !"
- Clara: ,9Iio bat sr i@uar3es Sara
- Batter: vgteiu, f9par3 1T es aud
ni6t!" - CLARA: inns 5tmmelspiuen,
er wir6 bod ni9t am gnoe rotbe 9aars
baben2"- Batter: uau9 bas nt4t -
er bat iberbaupt tsine Saare!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Gin bstannter grootIpnsr abuotat iat

Gin %bsfannter grootIpuer abuotat iaB
bisisr Gage sifris arbsitsnb in isinem Bus
reau unb a9tete gar ni9t baraui, wie fi9
bic Sbir leiie Ofiuste, unb bemsrtte nidt
bas 9OtsrtOpfdsn, peI6ss bsrein ipibte.
Sin untsroridtes S9Iu65sn IdBt i'm aufs
blifsn. Sin tlsines Mdb1sn NIT tbrd:
usnibsrtr6mtsm @siidte ftsbt Dor ibm.
,Wiuft Du gu mir, &Isine2 frast sr tbsiIs
Hebmenb. - nSift 0u elm aouotat2" =
uSa! Was ptaft Ou pon mira" - sd
piu", un6 bier pirb bic Gimme Der tlsir
men RIisntin fsft unb bsitimmt, mid Don
Wama i9eiben Iafen! Seit uorissm Sabre
Isbt fe aud pom Yapa sstrennt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Ssm Nuadialbsrtbum min bas gunbss.

obsrssridt tsiusn Goribub ~lsiifsu. gs
bat iosbsn sntidieben, baB iebsr Staat has
perfah ~uussmdBiss &e8t bat, pOn ben in
isinem @sbists pratti,irsnben asrstsn sinsn
gsidbisunssna9psis gu p~srIansen. Der
Staat Meif:Sirsiuia bate elm @eist err
Iahsu, bemtufoIse Sebermann. Der inner
baIb bsfsIbsn ben drstIi9en Beirut ausiibsn
MIL, bic grlaubniB bisrsu pom Stats. 9ss
iunbbsitsratbe erpirten muB. 2sssrer BARI
bisie 9%enebmisuns III ertbeiIeu, wsnn
Der 9eperbsr Elm gertifcat pon sinsm anse'
isbsnen vgOusss~ bsibrinssn obsr ben
8spsis Iisfsru tam, baB CT minbsfsns 10
Sabre Dor grlaB bsS 9sisbss i'm Staate
pratti3iert bat. Gin sspihsr Or. Dent
srbIitte In bisism 9sisbs cine 8srtirsuus
isinsr barsIi9en &s9te unb fo9t Go In ben
@sri9ten an. Der bO9ite @sri9tsbof
absr mites i'm enbsiItis ab unb srlsbists
bamit slei4Ssttis sine 6rase, bic i9on In
pisIsn StaatsIssisIatursn aufssworfen wOrs
ben III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
!Serr WHaer hebt ieinen Sreunb, ben

QtII WtIutr Ne9t TeV'eH O's""O' w"
Germ Weper, eiIfertis BITE Strabe beranfs
tommen unb NIT Iiitsrnen Sliden DOR Der
gusIase elmer sroBsn Wilbbanbluns Salt
MAIDEN. Wsper 1T 10 u~ertieft. baB er fets
men Srsunb gar ni9t bemertt, bis bisier
ibm auf ben Riden i6ldst nnb ausrutt:
Sra, Sis ba, Serr Reper-wo Iaufsns
bsnn i9on bin - in aler 5rib?
Wsper: Sd tauf' msinsr Srau gum
@eburtstus eiuen 9aien.
WiIler: v@obl ibr 2eibsfen2"
Weper: ,,Rein - absr metnes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
@as Serrain (SoSsn, GroHa6e.) III.

llnterOff,ier: .Soloat 9impsI, iassn
ste mir, mas 1T Eerraiu2" (Soloat iisbt
ii4 frasenb UNI unb i9weist.)
unterofijier: Isle @ieI! 9duft Der
&erI cen san3en Gag brin berum unb wsiB
ni9t, mas Ssrratn 1T! Sea, isst werben
sic es bod wifsn!~- SoIpat @impeI
6osernb): ~ Paar Stiefel!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Gin @aiieufin6.

$50 baft Du benn Define llbr binses
bra9t, &nsipbubsr2"
vMsine l1br2 Die 1T Ieiber iest Elm
Waiisntinb!~
,8as, Elm 0aiientinb2 giit Su
perriitt2"
,Our5aus ni6t, lieber 5reunb ; meine
l1br pirb sbsn isst uOn frsmosn 2sutsn
au~fsssossn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Wooerae &0hin.

R69in lin ben WssssrIaben sintretenb) a:
v9uten Gas!"
Wssssr: r@uten Gag, Sic piniden7"
&69in: ,,gtnen re9t iuftisen 8raten,
absr nit isbr uisIen Rno4sn."
Mssssr: ,,gtanu?l 0arum bas7"
SOdin: nBsiI has 8nO4ensslb mir
geb6rt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29

Sd mar in 5OIse zines uerrsnttsn gsns
tells sespunssn susi Wodsn an Sridsn gu
ssnsn. Sd ssbraudte ct. Satobs Ssl
unb purbs ssbsiIt. Ssit bieier 3eit babe
i'd tsins SdmerSsu wieoer ssbabt. -
Wm. Dan, Cambridge, 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Barter Wiaf'

9ams: ,gtun, metn Sunss, iass nur
Dsinsm SntsI, bag i'd fur bas 9eburtss
tassssi9snf beitens Santsn lafe. Saste
er iouif stuas?"
Sunge: ySa er iaste, i9 mS6ts
tsin Stit pom Der 9sburtstaestorts fors
bern, ionbern rubis wartsn, bis i'd ems
betdme!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29

Gin Sausmittel, wOrauf man f& usr'
IaiIsn Tam. fnb obne 8wsifeI Or. Musuff
ROnts's Samburser Eropfen ssssu Slut'
f~ranfbsttsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Gin autes SHUTTER.

Wuttsr: ,Sunse, Dir mifen bic
Saare ssi6nitten weroeu, wie wtait Ou
fe babsn2"
SarIden: u@an3 wte Der Bapa, Oben
In Der Otitte Elm 2o1."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Gin Hauher.

Srsmbsr: ,8ann ipeit Der 8eiuu 2"
Sibrsr: ,,Wenn CT fart rau3t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
Heingefanen.

9sbrer: ,Seben sic, Meter, Sbr gas
ter qudIt fi5 uon Worssns bis abenbs, UNI
sic gu erndbrsn, unb sic MAIDEN foI9e
Strei9e. @as 1T Sbr 8atsr2"
Weier: ,,8entier."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-29
geriammlungen Oer9uremburaer Sereine.

S"uEeMpur8er neutrality-suspicious.
tn Chicago Ctorofeite).
[@eeriinbet am 6. Sebruur 1870
geriammlun9en:
Qm erfteu Sounta9 i'm gpril, b. 8. neil OFert
auf ben Gag f6lt, am 8. aprtl
slm eriten Sonnta9 i'm SSult:
Dim erften Sonnta9 i'm October, 8earntsurpabi.
am erften SOuutaS i'm Sanuar, @%inieSun9 Der
neuen geamten.
y. 8etter, 8rGioent.
SD. groft, SetretGr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
DIR. T. HEMAs BRrHxKR. an eminent

DR.. T. HEMAN BRKHMER, an eminent Ger
man authority, says; Consumption is always
due to deficient nutrition Of the lungs, caused
by bad blood" At the Brompton Hospital for
consumptives, London, Eng, a statement has
been published that 50 per cent. OF the patients
Of that Institution have unsuspected kidney
disorder. This explains why the proprietors Of
Warmers Safe Cure claim that they have re-
cetved many testimonials which they have not
published, because of the Incredibly with
which they would be received were II claimed
that Warmers Safe Cure cures consumption.
But the fact is that II your kidneys be cured
and put In q healthy condition they expel the
uric acid and poisonous waste matter, and pre-
vent the irritation OF the delicate substances of
the lungs, thereby removing the cause. When
the effect IL removed the symptoms OF kidney
disease, which Is called consumption disnp-
pears, and with 1t the irritation which caused
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24

II was just an ordinary scrap OF wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was In the last
stages of consumption, told BY physicians tina!
time she weighed less than seventy pounds.
On piece OF wrapping paper she read OF pr.
it hei ped her she bought large bottle II helped
her more, bought another and grew better fast,
continued its use and IL now strong, healthy,
rosy, plump, weighing liO pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to W. II. Cole, Druggist,
Fort Smith. Trial bottles of this wonderful
Discovery Free at ii. B. Cochran's drugstore,
1877 and l59 North Queen street, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilbains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by III. B. Cochran,
Druggist, Nos. 1877 and laS North Queen street,
Lancaster Pa. juneE-lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
Mothers! Mothers Mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth IL
So, go at once and get bottle of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon IL there Is no mistake about II. There Is
not a mother ON earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II win regu-
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health Ia the child, operating like
magic Ii Is perfectly safe To in all cases and
pleasant to the taste, and Is the prescription OF
one of the oldest and best female phi y sicians and
nurses in the United States. sold everywhere
25 cents bottle. maylslyd1w
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
A Postal (nPd.

From Mrs. Dennis smith, Louisville, KY, says:
For blood impurities Burdock Blood Bitfers
seem particularly adapted. Never before had
complexion so clear. Use all the time. For sale
by II. b. Cochran, druggist, l31 and l3s North
Queen street. Lancaster,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-05-24
A Good Talker.

On the stage or platform, In society or at home,
mus. not only possess brains but a clear, strong
voice. Catarrh, or "a severe cold, Is almost GER
tain TO injure the voice. But these complaints
may be completely eradicated with a few APP
plications OF DR.. 7nomds' Eclectric OIL uil-
rivaled In Its specialties For sale by II. b.
Cochran, druggist, l5 and ls9 North Queen
street Lancaster.
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Eupepsy.

This IL what you ought to have, In fact, you
must have 1t, To fully enjoy life. Thousands are
searching for IL daily, and mourning because
they find II not. Thousands upon thousands Of
dollars are spent annually by our people In the
hope that they may y::attain this boon. And yet
It may be had by all. We guarantee that Elec.
trio Bitters, IL used according to directions and
tion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install
instead Eupepsy. We recommend Electric Bit
tiers for Dyspepsia, and all diseases Of Liver
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold AT 5Oc and 81 per
bottle by II. b. Cochran, druggist, Isl and l'%
North q ueen street, Lancaster, Pa. ~
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILRoADsCHE
Il In effect nom May Is, l660. ~
Trains LEAyE LANCAsTER and leave and Ar.
rive ut Philadelphia a. follows;
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9prrial atrttrrs.
Let US Tell YOll.

LOT Us TeII 4 OH.
Let us tell you that person who Is bilious or
cOnstipated Is not "a well person, and further,
that nearly everyone Is subject TO these irregu-
Bihers are one of the finest diuretics and
aperients ever yet devised. For sale by II. Is.
Cochran, druggist, l5 and lD North Queen
street. Lancaster.
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DHrLApELParA 4 READING RAILRO1
READING 4 COLUMBIA DIVISION.

On and amer sunday, May - ~, szsinp
For Reading and intermediate polnta, 49,
nsys o. ~ 9. M, iHa5, ss5 p. M; Sunday, - -
Tcs fEiisdelph,a. week days, 10 4. m., ~
IS Ne. Yess Via 'is Phfi.a:lph,., Il % week Says
81! New w Soss s Il. u N. Allentown, week ~
For Allentown, week days, 70 a. M, ~ y
sII 70, roisi::yiiie. Week days, 70a M, sss ,. n
For lebanon. week days, 100 q. M, lass, ss6t
"l saa1sSass ssSad:g s :; "ess " ss ssyps 2 ~ so ~ No.
,JS -: s! !SSstsyyiss vsst days, s.ss, ESQ :. =,
TRAINS FoR LANCASTER.
b1S p. m Sunday, !:2o a. M; &iO p m.
Le:xe Az f,hiindeiphia, week days, els. 100 -
Leave New York via rh,ladelph,a, week days
leave New Soss & = Via a.. Allentown, week a.y,l
Is:rs xiisnto~n. lien e w week days, ssa q. M; -
!. Leave Pot,svills. week days. $50 .. M. ~
s Tsys s I;ss"s. sns.; US. ssy ID s,s = a 4 ~ 's
Leave s.so harrisburx week days. Ss5 a M; Sum
Lssys aaarryyIlle week days. GO, ss .. m..
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
IA assvs s Ph%ilsdeiphla, % Chestnut street wharf
For Atlantic CITY, week days, express,
S0 .. m. and 400 and 500 p. M; Accommodates
and sSs g. imn me-. x. xsdS%Sds.iSn Snsss ss Ss1prs x m
p. m.
Returning leave Atlantic City. depot coenev.
Atlantic and ArkAnaaa Avenues. Week days,-S
Express IO and 1919 q. m. and p. m. ACCOM-.
modaslou, 800 2; IN. and 80 p. m. Sunday
q. m. and 4O6 p. m. N
Detailed time tables can be obtained At ticket
Onlcea. -
A. a. Mcleod, c. @. HANCOCK,
Vice Pres. 4 dcnr Mgr. 0eni pass'f AIT.
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Tells What He Knows.

Best thing for burns I have ever tried.
Heals grandly." l.. =. Follett, Marion. Ohio,
speaking of Thomas Eciectric Oh For sale by
IL. B. Cochran, druggist, l37 and l39 North
Queen street, Lancaster.