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GALESA, III, April ll.--A novel matrimo-
nial event occurred here yesterday, mother
and daughter being welded at the same altar
and the grandmother of the junior bride acting
as bridesmaid. The high contracting parties
were Wm. Hammond OF Dubuque and Mrs.
Mary j. Reddington OF this county and Louis
bourinem OF Warren and Miss l. ]. Redding-
ton. The frst-naIned lad, is on the shady sids
OF fifty and her daughter is a comely maiden oS
fNenfN.
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AcTING CHIEF CLERK OF THE CENSUS OFFIcE.-
Mr.. Childs the chief clerk of the Census
Office, has gone to New Mexico on business
trip. During his absence Mr.. James H. Wardle
is acting chief clerk.
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He MAY BE DISMISSED From THE Army
First Lieut.. j. V. s. Paddock of the fifth cav
airy, U.S.A., will. it is understood be dismissed
from the service of the United States for du-
plicating his pay accounts. The findings Of
the court-martial which tried him at Fort
Leavenworth are now in the hands of Gen.
Schofeld. The verdict of the court is DIS
missal, and it is understood that the verdict
meets with the approval OF Gen. Schofield and
Secretary Proctor. As the court-marti:ll recon-
mended dismissal the case will go to the Presi-
dent for his final action, as he alone has the
power OF dismissal. The papers in the ca Sc
will be presented to President Harrison Within
& few days
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HE RETURNED THE BONDS.
How Treasurer Archer Evidently ta>
tended TO DO In all Cases.

BALTIMORE, April ll.-President Richsrdsos
OF the Savings Bank OF Baltimore testified to-
aay before the legislative committee inquirins
into the r,alfeasance OF State Treasurer Archer
.hat Archer had obtained two loans from the
savings bank upon collateral which proved 20
be securities belonging 20 the state. Archer
had repaid the loans and the securities have
been returned to him
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NAVAL ORDERS. --Sailmaker John S. Frank
lin ordered TO the receiving ship Dale. The
orders of Pay Director James D. Murray to the
Navy Pay Office at Norfolk have been revoked
Leave OF absence for one year. with permission
to so beyond sea, is granted Pay Director
James Fulton
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r. o. Sweeton, cashier of the Fosston Ma
tional Bank Of Minnesota, has fed to Canada
with a woman, taking with him about Ss, 600 Of
the banks funds.
The Boston Chamber Of Commerce indorsed
resolutions adopted by the New York Chamber
of Commerce against the proposed Chinese
enumeration law.
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A Visit TO Risnarclr

BERLIN, April 1.-THE emperor called On
Count Herbert Bismarck today. shortly after
the imperial visit Count Herbert kft fse
Erederichsruhs.
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ASSISTANT DISTRICT ATToRSEYs.-Attorney
General Miller today appointed the following
assistant district attorneys Eastern Distr let of
North Carolina, Thos. p Devereaux; Nebraska
Howard II. Balbrige; South Dakota, Chas. H.
Howard.
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ToDAY's BOND OFFERS aggregated Sl3,7e0, as
follows: Registered 4s, $4,000, $4,000, $500 at
122; coupon 415s, $4,000, $780, at 1881 regis
tered AS. S2.250, $3.50 at l035
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STREET MAIL BOXES BROKEN OPEN-A dis
patch was received today at the Post Office De-
partmeut stating that twelve of the street mail
boxes in Dayton, Ohio, were broken open last
night and the contents torn up aud scattered
nh fba
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11

AN ARMY BOARD consisting of Col T. G. Bay
lor, Maj. G. W. Mckee and Capt. ]. E. Greer is
ordered to meet in New York, April 16, for ex-
animation for promotion of First Lieuts II. D.
Borup, l.. l.. Bruff, c. II. Clark Wm CroZier
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS TODAY
were Senators Hoar and Pierce. ex-senator
Chace, Representatives Wickham, Carter, Will
Jams. Cogswell. Mckinley and Clements and
eXMarshal Clayton Mcliichael. Commissioner
Raum, Gen. Martin and Gen Peayy
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CHEF OF D1v1sIoS.-Benjamin::W Worrell, New
Jersey. has been appointed chief of division in
the registers office, Treasury Department.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and l1th e.. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Compant,,
5. II. KAUFMAN, P-csy.

Try Evr<r<G STAR Is served 10 subscribers in the
city by carriers their account At 10 cents per
week, or SIC, per month. Copies at the counter, =
cents each By mnl-postaxe prepad-5O cents
month. one year SO, six months, 81
Entered at the Post Office at Washington D. c., as
second-cl3ss mail matterl
The WEEKLY STAR-rublishAd on Friday-s1
year, Postage prepaid Six months so cents.
~ All mail subscriptions must be paid in advancs:
Lopaper sent longer than is paid for.
EAtes of Advertising made known on application
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1e-rSOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, DIS
~ YkiCT OF COLUMBIA. Washington
April 10. 1S9O.-To whom il NAV concern: The Com
IssiOners of the District of Columbia have received
III. oN Fss - hr me- D.d, Mi,i 49,. %
ing on his Di the Conm>s ouerS desire To know what
objections any said proposed legislation and
for that purpose viii hold specisl session o'cloca
TUESDAY, the 10Th instant, TO give hearing &c
IartIeS Interested: bill to Incorporate the tity and
Suburban Railway Company of the District OF CJlIim,
ba. commencing at the intersection OF Rhode Island
avenue sLd 1lth street northwest; thence AlcIs
Rhode Island avenue to Florida avenue or Boundary,
with double single track tn encc Orheasterly along
]thode Island avenue. when the same shall have been
opened and ended, TO brentwood road and tn the
Ivy City. Monteiia and the Reform school and to a
POINT upon the District uc north of the intersection
Or Brentwood road with single or double track at the
aser%I f and md spGe to 1e pprSy q the S9nms T
where the sid lines shall cross any steam railroads
the same snalt cross either 0y Nadhct or below EEae
direction and subject to the approval OF the CommIs
sioners Of the District OF Columbia 1t
R SPIRITUALISM At WONN'S HALL,
49,. 72l 9TH st. NV, TONIGHT FRIDAYJ { 80.
Miss Maggie Gaule of Baltimore, the wonderful test
medium. 1T
- ,THERF WILL BE ASATC OF THE DAISY
- Chain Guild on SATURDAY. April II, at
1910 Connecticut ave at nl for the benefit Of the
interested in children will attend 1he fair under the
management Of Mrs Lodge, MIS-. Rae. Mrs. Wsrder
and Mrs. Davis 1t
~THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
49, subscriber, of fIummelstown, Pa, has OBJ
Iuinbia holding a Special Term for Orphans' Court
business letters Of on the personal es
tate OF Peter Taylor late Of the District Of Columbia
deceas, ID.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned To exhibit the with the yOuCh
ers thereof To the subscriber before the 2h day
OF March next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this - tn day of March, 500
ALLEN III. WALTON, Hummelstown, Pa.
ANDREW b DUNALL. Proctor.
49, IA. NV city. apl1-3t
isxSsEE THAT $40 BLACK CHEyioT OVER
49, coat silk sleeve lined and H. faced very
stylish, il may please you, GEO. SPRANSY,
sPIl 434 9TH st.
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afternoon. The employees who could be spared
were excused at O'Clock that they could
witness the evolutions OF the troops.
PERSONAL Henry Fink of New York. f. G.
Cowerdy OF Milwaukee, Jas. L. Trusiow of
Brooklyn, I. II. Knowles of Rochester, Geo.
c. Hetzel of Philadelphia, Chas ". Young of
Philadelphia, James Martin of Philadelphia
and j. +. Anderson of Chicago, are at the Nor
niandie.--internal Revenue Commissioned
Mason has gone to West Virginia to remain sew
erai days.--Justin j. Ilangiis of New Orleans,
}. W. Ruger OF Buffalo, Isaac NJ. Thomas
OF Wlikesbarre, {. B. krauser of Mil
ton, Pa, and Chas. l.. Furbush of New York
are at Willards.--J. J. Mchahon of Norfolk
Va, DIR. II. LIndley of New Haven and H. f.
Roberts OF Chicago are at the johnson. ii.
5. Kiehl and DIR. Il. h. Fleming of Pittsburg,
L. +. Berje, John G. Hazard and j. W. La
bouisse Of New Orleans. and j. H. Aldrich and
family or New York are at the Riggs.-C. l..
Travis OF Minneapolis, {. J. Fillmore of Buffalo,
Il. 5. Taylor OF Fort Wayne, Geo. Selden of
Erie, Henry A. Buchtel of Denver and Corne-
lius Morrison of New York are at the Ebbitt.---
Peter b. Vermilya of New York and l.. +. AL
den and Charles Eaton of Brockton, Mass, are
at the Hamilton.--Edward NJ. Shepard OF
Brooklyn, James Brown Lord and family
ana Wm: Bayard Cutting OF New York, 7. W:
Smlth OF bridgeport Conn, 8. G. Howell and
Theo. L. Howell of Newark, n. j., are at the
Arno.--Oscar II. Boughart and g. A. Soden of
Chicago, j. A. Buchanan, s. f. Moriarty, E. Z,
Lewis, Frank N. Evans and Dr. o. b. Douglass
OF New York, John b. kenney of Raleigh, j.
q. Farnsworth of Albany and Geo. T. Oliver of
Plttsburg are At the Arlington.-W. L. Sui
livan and L. W. Taylor of New York, J. W.
Shuck OF Cumberland and II. c. Eagon OF St.
Louis are at the National.--M. Z. Rice of
chelsea, Mass, I. B. HarbottIe of New York
and Z. c. A. Earle of Mullan. Idaho, are at the
81 James.--C. W. Jeffreys of North Carolina,
Thomas I'll. Hoyt of Massachusetts and Charles
E. Fogerty of New York are at the Metro
politan. .-Rafael de Gorcoechea Of New York,
L. Martinez Negute and Juan Negute of Mexico
and c. B. Wallack Of Boston are at the
Langham.
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PENSIONS FOR DISTRICT PEoPLE.-Pensions
have been granted TO residents of the District
of Columbia rs follows: Restoration, reissue
and increase. james BeatOn: increase, Wm
German Soldiers Home). Nelson A. Lucas
reissue, John Corcoran (Soldiers' Home).
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ THE ANNUAL MFETING TIM, qf 2o,- HE IN
STOCKHOLDERS of the CITIZENS Etll ~ A.
BILE BITII DINO ASSOCIATION OF GEOEGEEONN.
u. c. for the Eleco On of Oicers and DIRECTORS tapd
10 make any Changes the Constitution that may be
deemed necessary viii BE- held at Godd3rds Hail. Cor
SU.h and VI sts IVES; Washington. MONDAh ~ IN
.piO-4t Secretary.
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A convention instead Of primaries will be
held by the democrats Of Petersburg, Va, for
nominating candidates for municipal honors.
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- EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
ASSETS sl,I19oG2.77.
Offse hours. from am. TO 30 pm. daily. On
The first ednesday in each month the Office will be
open from 20 > O'Clock pm Advances viii be made
PROMPTLY AZ O'Clock The 18th OF stock Is open
Tor subscription
Shares go so per month
$1,000 adyAns ed On each share.
Pamphlets explaining the objects ard advantages Of
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS SOMERyILLE.
JNo JOY EDISON. secry. IA
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n LEAVE OF ABSENCE was granted to men,
bers of the District militia employed in the
Interior Department today in order that they
may take part i'll the review and parade this
afternoon. The employees who could be spared
were excused at O'Clock that they could
witness the evOlutiOns of the troops.
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E~PARAsoLs
We nave Just opened Fine Assortment Of Psrasols,
new styles and coOrs-
Spring styles in Derbys and snk Hats
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A REBATED PENSION OFFICE EMPLoYK Re-
MOvED.-J. Edgar Engle of Pennsylvania, as
sistant chief of the record division in the PEN
sion Office. has been removed Mr. Engle was
one of the employees whose pension was re-
rated during the administration of Mr.. Tanner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-11

FsOUR REDUCTION IN LUMBER
- from IA per 1000 IT. TO S1l.JG
has revolutionizdd the Lumber trade and
Will make AL enormous increase in building
this year.
LIBBEY, BITTINGER MILLER,
ap11 6th ST. and New York ave.
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The SncoTT's DEFICIENCY BILL APPROVED
The President today approved the act making
an appropriation to supply the deficiency occa-
stoned by the defalcation in the Office of the
Sergeant-at-Arms of tho House.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internal
revenue, s45i, ,109; customs. s636.548
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TREASURER HUSTON returned to the city yes
terday afternoon from his trip to indianapolis
Ito look after his live stock"
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~ MERTZS DRUG STORE,
1O14 + st. NV
For the cOnve ience of
mycustUmers and the pub
lie my Drug Store viii
hereafter be open all night
in charge Of registered
pharmacists.
EDWARD p. MERIT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RSTHISK 1T OVER.

E~THISK 1T OVER
Some Tailor is going to make
you yCur Spring SUIT. Who! My
Spring Stock OF TrUuserings and
SuitinVs combine Iightuess OF
weight strength and beauty To
better attyantagt than any have
ever shown and yet my prices aro
considerably less than those OF
any OtdCs FlTst-ciass Tailor Look
elsewhere and then drop in and
see my stock and get my pFlces |
know who will get yOur order, but
modesty forbids my telling.
Deep. Rich Blue MildleseN Flan-
mel suits TO measure for S22
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers,
Cor 18th and q sis uw
aps-tukf
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B. II. sTINEMETZ 4 SONS,

ap9lm 1887 Pa. ave.
RDR W T. HARRIS, US. COM OF EDC-
- cation. at the Congregational Church FRI
DAY. April IL, at . pm Address TO the business
School Of the MICA. The pubic daily invited
Organ voluntary BY Prof. BischOf Come early and
hear the music spS-4t-
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a11-Gt
r-TrLIME! LIME! LINE.!!
We have in charge of our lime business Mr.. 4. z.
All orders left with Mr.. Beall l24l $50 St. at our
warehouse Will have prompt sttenton
WN. & LENIS CO.,
Phone 1880 tm1"-lmI IO6-Il 6 1t. ne.
NOTICE-THE COkCORAN GALLERY
VIII be open to the public, free, on
FRIDAY EVENING,
April IL, from s to 10 80.
Children under six years of Will not be admitted
and none under fourteen, unless accompanied 10y
parent or guardian
By order of the Board of Trustees:
apl0-2t r. S. BARBARIN, Curator
ls~---, Observation-Disclosures. WEGIANS
50 SwedeS and Danes are cordially invited 10
attend a meeting the Chapel OF the Lutheran Ne
morial church, cor Vermont ave. and IAN ST.
for the purpose OI forming organization, FRI
DAY. Ar:il IL, at oc.ock pm. THE COMMITTEE.
aplO-2t-
,3.S,PKOF. y. FELLOWS LECTURES on
~ Faces or PhySiOGIoIuy at the Spencerian
Business Coeye ON j. II. between 9TH and >th. FRI
DAY, April l1th at = pm aplU-2t'
r., THk ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE SEUCk-
49, holders o: the Peoples Ere INSURANCE. Com
panS Of tine District ot Cotulbid Election of
Fifteen 1rustees will be held the office the con-
Iary, ;;05 PeuLsyIyauiI ave : @, Oh MONDAY, May
L., 1880. Polls open 10 o'clock Close , o'clock
pm aplO-3t
te~S ME-. CABEL1. OF THE EXECUTIVE COM
g. mittee desires alumni OF the ~. of Va. -
who willing % contribute Te dILer tomorrow
at the SOrehGu anu have received nu f q
to II has been i C-sble get ali the names
Cf alumni IL IhIs great cIt,. api0-2I.
1
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COMPANY.
CAPITAL S1.0UOOOO.
TEMPORARY OFFICES, 1901 + st NV.
Previous 20 The erection Of the Com pany's building,
corner 9Th and j sfs. IL W.
MONEY LOANED ON COLLATERAL AND ON
REAL ESTATE
Wen Secured Loans guaranteed by the Company.
fOr sale.
INTEREST PAID.
Cal on or correspond with us.
i. Ii. WARNER, President.
N.B Robson, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles b Bsiley George T. Schafer,
James l. Barbour. Thomas SoIueryllle,
GeOrge +. Rsrt1!. John \ SNOIe,
RiSharL W. Clay. .. =. Swormstedt,
II. y. CummIngS Hattersley W. abbott
J. j. DarlILg LgtOn, George TruesdelL
John Joy Edison. d. H. Warner,
Charles J. EaulkDer, A. A. Wilson,
Albert r. fO1. J.. u. Wine,
-. 4. Green b ". Woodward
William l.. Gurley Chzs. Benz. Wilkinson,
John b. LArueE. A y MOrthingtOn.
f24-Jn
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21
Is. Is. Is. Botanic Blood Balm.

If you try this remedy you will
say as many others have said
that it is the best blood purifier
and tome. Write Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for book of conylnc,
ing testimony.
): L. Davis, Atlanta, Ga. (West
End, writes. "I consider that
+. &. 3. has permanently cured
me OF rheumatism and sciatica,"
Il. r. Saulter, Athens, Ga., says:
"B. B. B. cured me of an ulcer
that had resisted all other treat
ment."
E. G. Tinsley, Columbian, Ala,
writes: "My mother and sister
had liberated sore throat and
scrofula. B. B. B. cured them"
Jacob F. Sponcler, Newman,
Ca, writes: ''B. B. B. entirely
cured me Of rheumatism in nv
shoulders. l used six bottles"
Chas. Relnhardt, No. 2026
Fountain Street, Baltimore, Md.,
writes: II suffered with bleeding
piles two years, and am glad to
say that one bottle of B. B. B.
cured me-
J. J.. Hardy, Toccoa, Ca, writes:
"B. b. B. is a quick cure for
catarrh. Three bottles cured me.
l had been troubled several
years"
A. Splnk, Atlanta, Ca, says:
Zone bottle Of B. D. B. completely
cured mr. cLild of eczema.v
W. A. Pepper, Fredonia, Ala,
writes: "B. B. B, cured my moth
er of liberated sore throat"
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21
Epoch,

The transition from long, llnger.
ing and painful sickness to robust
health marks an epoch in The life
of the individual. Such a remarka-
Die event ls treasured in the
memory and the agency whereby
the good health has been attained
is gratefully blessed, Hence it is
that so much is heard in praise of
Electric Bitters. So many feel
they owe thelr restoration to health
to the use of the Great Alternative
and Tonic. If you are troubled
with any disease of Kidneys, Liver
or Stomach, of long or short stand
ing you will surely find reliet by
use Of Electric Bitters. Sold at
soc and 81 per bottle at J. c. Willis
d Co.'S Drugstore.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21
How to Kiss.

lfyou are tall and she is short,
says a st. Louis paper, you must
stand erect, draw her close to
your side, bend your head some
what, so that your lips will rest
resignod|y on her forehead, place
her right hand on your shoulder,
then your left around her waist,
By this time her left hand will be
snusly Imprisoned In your right
hand. She Will raise her face to
look up at you. Draw your arm
for a moment from around her
waist and gently tip her hta
backward and then-well, that is
one way.
The other is, if she is tall and
you are short, stand on your toes,
not on her toes, mind. Draw her
head down nicely until her lips |
are on a level with her diamond |
collar button. You will look up
to her, ofcourse. Your eyes, from
The proximity to her lips, will
read what she is about to say.
If their motion bodies any good,
'hen it is safe for you to make the
'xertlon. If they bode evil, why,
! la Aunt Bridget, ''stay where
'ou are--stay where you are"
This is the other way.
Next, if you are both the same
'elght and proportion. you will
'ut there, space is valuable.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21

pal business was shooting tyrants,
but who had a moment to spare
now and then for the muse, We
can go further and tell you some
thing else you do not know-Will.
lam is dead; yes, been dead quite
q little time, and all requests for
autographs will be time thrown
away. Mlr. Tell was q Iaw.abldinc
citizen, always closing his saloon
on holidays and Sundays, and as
far as we know he died happy and
made all arrangements to pay off
his debts in hard cash.--Detroit
Free Press.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21
The Voyage OF Life.

Life Is beset by evils and chang
es on every side. From birth to-
manhood and from manhood until
old age eternal vigilance Is the
price ofhealth. There is one RENE
dy that has saved many rickety,
headachlng. blood poisoned, dys.
peptic mortal to life of useful
ness and robust health. 1t is
known as DR.. Bulls Sarsaparilla,
and it is Sarsaparilla that Is q
Sarsaparilla. Not a thousand
doses of molasses and water for a
dollar, but concentrated essence
OF the best virtues of sarsaparilla
and other alternative herbs. 1t
heals, it cures where other sarsa.
parilla and blood remedies have
no more effect than so much stag
nant water. Ifyour system Graves
an Alternative, ifyou value life you
40 yourself great injustice if you
fail to try this excellent remedy.
Demand 1t of your druggist and:
take no other.-sidney Times.
l have looked ever the list of
ingredients in Bulls Sarsaparllla
and have no hesitation in pro-
nouncing it safe compound that
promises well in diseases to which
1t is applicable L. Y. Yandell,.
NJ. D.
Get the Best! DR. Bulls Worm
Destroyers are the best. They
taste good. They are safe. They
are sure.
Homer guardian., 1890-03-21
How Can Boys And Girls do
Good to Animals!

There is probably no one of YOU
"oys and girls who read this who
may not, if you will, do some
kindness to animals. Every month
alter you have read this paper
yourselves let your playmates read
1t, and you will thus be teaching
them to love the beautiful Great
ures God has given us, and loving
them to love Him who made them.
When you see boys robblng
olrds' nests or stonlng birds, or
squirrels, or other harmless ami.
mails, or shooting them, or catch
ing, destroying or tormentine
them, tell such boys that all these
have their mates and companions
Jnst as we have, and feel pain as
we do, and are perhaps as fond OF
life and liberty as we are, and
were all created and put here for
useful purposes, and ask them
what fun there can be in killing
or wounding them or making them
suffer. Ask them whether it is
brave to torment the weak, wheth-
er it would not be noblcr and more
honorable to protect, and more
pleasing to our Father in Heaven.
who created and cares tor them
all? And the larger animals, you
will have many chances of doing
them good. Feed them, give them
water. speak kindly to them, try
W iiaAe them nappy, and see how
grateful they will be, and how
much they will love you for it,
and how happy it viii! make you
TO see them happy. My young
friends, every kind act you can
do for the weak and defenceless.
and every kind word you say to
them, will make you happier,
and better; all good peo-
pie will love you and respect you
the more for it, and as your bodies
grow your hearts will grow larger
and richer, to bless the world
SEQ. L. Angel.