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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

One Of the beauties Of the subscription
system OF book selling is this: II the book
is one Of a dozen, say, that you don't
want at any price, the agent. male and
female created, comes after you n your
weakest hours, aud. penetrating to your
most secret lair, demands your piece Of
money or your peace Of mind. Whereas,
If the book be one Of real value and in
terest, one tina. YOU, q man or woman,
cay not less than 1873 per cent. above the
aero of idiocy, would naturally care 10
read and own. then what happens? Why,
then you have 10 seek ont the publisher
yourself, who civilly refers YOU 10 some
general agent, who casually refers you
30 some local agent, who sits in secret
somewhere smiling while you long for IL
Queer, is il not:-New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
FACTS BRIEFLY STATED


la xooher hant nssr FSsE Dodge.
"a. tse - nulng slas So ess0~ t-tls sna
sae erhsr ever 8 o.0
"a w.rsng Bros Company. dealers
IN fs-tsltz,.rs Il Elkten. Al hays failed
stth sabss II ssos ego $
s.,-,a.r.e,a annie Snish. q Canton,
n - IL eresk While crossing Oh
ie.. go - drowned TUESDAY.
pee. NrTasehlin. uliler. aged -
Vs. - .-ashed 10 death ~ slats IN
49, ,.i,s -. Fontanet. la. TUESDAY.
rq- 80 -.>es ~ 6irhthe~a oc-
- .-.., Nferenqo MrH.nry Gown
- FT ss,,lv aaring the last week.
,..y,-,,',I. .-5iler 81 Centsr.ills. Usher
Coontv "A IA. exploded TUESDAY. klll-
ine RnsssII uvre 4ad fatally lu1aung
Flog5 Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
THE TOOTH DOCTORS.
Annual Meeting of the Michigan Assooia-
tion at Jackson

ton at Jackson.
The annual convention Of the Michi-
gan Dental Association viii be held at
the council cham Der in the city of
Jackson. on-Juno ., and .. DR.. +. ;.
owen, OF THIS city, Is . member OF the
executive committee, and is working
earnestly for the success OF the meet
Ing. Among those from this city
who Will take part IN tne
program. are Or. l.. D. Wood,
who Will present i paper on The
Consideration of Dental Patients" ," and
Dr. i. Ward House, who Will take for
his subject, "Dental Ethics, From the
Standpoint of Young Practitioner
In the clinics, ou the afternoon of
June g, Dr. ". a. Dor,aud, of this city,
will demonstrate filing complex cav
itv with gold. Prominent dentists from
Chicago add other cites vii also take
part nm the convention. The late Dr.
G. II. Dver OF th.s city. was first vice
president of the cssOCiauOn. and Or. c.
". McNausa.oa is second ylce-prcsi-
dent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

One Of the "reminiscences which the
queen loves to recall is Of the time when
Louis Napoleon was her guest aboard
the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
The French monarch praised the sunptu-
Gus furnishings of the vessel, and con-
fessed that ne mad never felt able 70 az
ford so great luxury. But for you,
madam" said he, gallantly, you are
tho queen Of the seas." This compli-
ment tickled the queen nightly. The
title was o new one, and j: ~. he: fancy.
---Eugene TiclG.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Contagious Diseases.

The following contagious diseases
were reported yesterday:
julia McRoberts, II Sycamore-st.,
Jeanette Perry. 36l MadIsOn-ave. ,
Melvin and J. W. Burton, corner OF
Front and Sweet-sts.n Henry ParNe,
Lucas and Herman NyhOh, 79S Mad d
,ou-avc., Measles. Frank Parmelco, p
Fourth-ave., dIphthcIa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

ELENBAAS-At her hom-. 80 south Pros
prcl-st-. Say =. l1et. Mrs A4rlana Elrlba4s.
aged 10 years AID m0utDa-
Aoties og funeral hereafter Please omit
rGHers.
M0lLD-At her residence. 81 Pieasantst-.
AZ y -l5 O'clock fh.s morning. Jenaie. 0its u
Thomas W Mould
Notice of funeral hereafter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
ON ANOTHER TACK.

The Injunction Dismissed and Law
case Bcznu.
The injunction su't Il Frank NJ
Peters against tne Kent County street
Railway Company and Reeds Lake
Electric Railway Company. has been
a su ssod sn tao Circuit ClIr aud a
Law case commenced % recover the
$500 plaintiff claims - owing him. B.
fore che change was made =. Wessellus
and John ureCg- gave a bond tor II. .0eo
AS security for any judgment that
might bc obtained against tae defend
ant corporation. and then the affairs OF
the company winch were tied Up ~ the
former sIt, were released.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

JoHNSrowS, Pa, May 2a-General
arrangements have been made by the
churches of all denominations Of this
city for memorial services on Saturday
next the anniversary Of the great dis.
aSter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
PLANK WANTS 1T.
The Snmusr Resort Nonopoiixer After
the Ottawa Beach Hotel

The board Of directors of the Ottawa
Beach ASSOCIATION held tvo meet ms
Yesterday and were about O. chose n
manager for the 0ttsVs Beach Hotel
when a te' gram vas receve from
John o. Plank statnr trat he voa 4
81 ze % make bld for she r7frsal Of
the hotel for the season. Ar Plank
srrvsd '1 che city ast evening ard wi
attend the meeting NJ directors today.
Another meeting ~ t-e nosr1 witl ue
he.d this afternoon. It Is br TO means
certain. however, trar 81 Plank WEI.
ref the hotel
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
A New Vanderbilt Road.

VALPARAIzo, Ind, May 2s.-William
X. Vanderbilt and others as directors,
have incorporated railway 10 run from
Chesterton, this county, forty-one miles
from Chicago, 70 Z point in Northern
nbfn
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
THE BALL FORTY.

The Site of a Futore Grand Park for
Grand Rapids.
Alderman Turner Is tearing about IN
the Ball forty like an old settler. He IS
pulling s.umps and clearing away brush
and rubbish, and making the place
quite prcsentable. He says the city Is
gong 20 have a grand park there and
hopes 10 make a good showing before
the present summer Is over with.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
The Nnr,h Shore Limited.

OF the Michigan Central "the Niagara
Falls Route" leaves Chicago daily 1920
.. IN. and runs through 20 New York
Via New York Central q Hudson River
T., Il. through the rich and pictures
one kohawk valley, down the East side
OF the noblest stream IN the world, the
Hudson River, giving beautiful pan
Drama of the Catsk.ll mountains. and
twenty miles of the grand unbroken
precipices of the palisades, arriving al
the Grand Central depot, New York
next day at 300 .. ID. IN time 10 con
nect with trains and steamers 70 New
York suburbs and points on Long Island
Sound and the Jersey coast.
Ii YOU have any doubts about the
elegance luxury and convenience of
this tram, Try II.
Connection is made from Grand
Rapids by train leaving at ll-55 a. IN.
except Sunday with through coach q
Detroit arriving there 0.l5 ?. N. sleep
ing car accommodations from Detroit
can be secured through the Grand Rap
IDS ticket office.
No extra fare VIII be required on this
train. Chicago and Grand Rapids ic
New York. East-bound.
For fGther information call on or ad
dress Mr.F. NJ. Briggs, Genl- Agent, Of
Mr.. e. VI. Munson. city ticket agent,
O. MonIoe-st. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
TAX OR NOT TO TAX.

Is st. Johns Orphan Asylum Taxable
Property?
The question as to whether st. Johns
Orphan Asylum and Catholic school Is
taxable property or not is now agltat-
ING the Board Of Review and the city
supervisors. 1t is claimed that the asy-
lum is i'm the nature Of public school,
but some claim that As st. Marks hos
pltal is taxed the first named lnstltu-
ton should fare likewise.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Every sack n LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture OF our mill None genuine
without lt.
VALLEY CRY NrIrrVs co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Flora A. Jones "Blush of Roses is
the finest of toilet articles. For sac by
Peek Bros.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

There wl.l &c a grand matinee A.
SMITHS Opera House Decoration Dav.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Some Remarkable Cures ~ deafness
are recorded n Dr. Thomas Electro
Nr. Nerer fa.-s 70 Clra esr1rle-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
Office OF THE MILLINERY PARLoRs,
- Canai-st.,
(r,A.-rn Il ufrns M-cn

Thereby inform the public that Miss
Clara Broglie is and has been my head
trimmer tor some time, and any hats
or bonnetts entrusted 10 my care viii
received the utmost attention on her
part. as she is one OF the finest mllhn-
cry trimmcrs in the West.
Respectfully yours,
q. 4. BFRwTV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
THE MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc.

CHICAGO. May -
FIoUR-Uuchangcd but firm. Spring Pat
snts. g. O0Q5 80. Bakers s33JG3s); Stralghts.
o. 251475. Winter Patents, S4.59G5.50; Clears
s. 3Od460
WHEAr-Ruled unsettled No cash ard
May. s3isfoiAc July sold s3A4qisc; No 4
o5175c; No. 3 o03o0c.
CoRx-Actiye and stronger. No ? S3's033Zc;
No. 9 yellow, 334c. 40. 3, 55o. No. yellow,
334c; June, s3' 9S3'.c; 3l'sG2i'tc' Au.
gust. 85a85itc; September. S5a895%c.
OArs-Active and steady. No cash and
May. 2sl02sac; June. 28a4ft274e July, 25ilG;
qGzc. August 2i'fd2fNc. Samples easier No
2 271Q2stc. Nc. White. = l31c, 10. 2,
s5a2Qc: No. White. 2s8330Tc
RTE-Firm. No cash and May. Sc; June.
SAC Samples. 54855c for no. 2. and <s9a2c
for No. 3
BARIEY-A triac easy. Common. thin Iowa
No. 4 and No 3. 500 95c; good 70 choice. 4ol;
sc Northwestern No = thin. SS1s2c good "a
choice. <s14sc fancy. % zH2c
MISS PoRK-cu.ei, at higher prices, ranging
a. ei3oDai305 Tor cash. sisio3I3e0 for Juac.
si3 o5ai8 42is for July and Si3 'oGi360 for Sep.
temOer
LARp-ouist and prices ruled steady. ranging
az e. 0oG6O2,s fcT cash. s1 02H9G1s Tor June
SI548l7is foT July. ard te3r6lc.5ls ioT Sep
Ter heT
BU1rrR-Creamerv, 43i3o; Dairy. 49ioo;
Packing stock 2t5c
Por1-aY-Live sr-'nF chickens isai7c
per 9 TURKEYS. GG 5. ueF ? Dgeks. S8sc PEI
= Geese q 1o7f ~ pr Dozen
Lrc~oRs- Distilled spirits firm OF the basis
oislo9 io1 8Dishet goods
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

wRrAr-Lizht local trading fru,. ,sabc
higher May 1pr -c. Je1e ekapac July,
psa aaasAr. August s5Gss1.c September -
p5ac. Deceuhc- 2sA0r 3 Iac
CCRv-Q iet IN i1c higher frm. 10 2
4pat1l.~. steamer mixed sgaf14c
oa-V-Ca.st frurr Western Gf1s0c
PnovIsToss Eest frr. Pate 3 "a n
Era Mes g. c0- - Pork c-.st an6 STEADY
N,ss "a -safs2 2- Ertra Prr. alI00 Lsr3
auI a1d essy. steam endsred ssz74
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
rramr Ridden psnnsrlranla.

Tra-cps rule the roosc at Elwyn, al
though since Sheriff Green made an ar
rest lsst week they are not SO bold in
theis depredations. Eatables have been
stolen st tie residence OF John Kelly and
Ellwood Lawrence, on the Rockdale road
aud they nearly worry the life out Of
Farmer John Smith. One CT them
scared Miss Lizzie Sotners by trying TO
force rosary upon her, and Mrs. W. j..
Benson scaldeo another fellow with pan
Of hot starch The farmers say some-
thing has got 70 be done Mr.. Smith
suggests that ball aud chain be put
on the men tramp3 who should lie set
to roaI-neueins ana the women tram i
do the Almshouse washing and ironing
Chester Times
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
A Trlrhtfnl rrelght Wool.

SARATOGA, n ", Aug. 20 "A Delaware
and Hudson engine drawing freight
train jumped the track at point near
Port Henry, on Lake Champlain, last
evening, and the engine and eight cars
rolled down an embanlment, making a
terrible aud costly wreck. The engineer,
Frank Carrier, Fireman Parks and the
head brakeman, Frank Terry, were buried
in the wreck. Carrier and Terry were in
stantly killed and Fireman PARKS was so
badly crushed that his life is despaired OF.
Carrier lived at Schenectady and mad only
recently been promoted to be an engineer
His sister and sweetheart are ia Saratoga
with the Brotherhood Of Locomotive En-
gineers' excursion from Schenectady, and
had expected TO meet Carrier when his
train came down. Brakeman Terry's home
was at Whitehall ana Fireman Parks is
from Sandy Hill. The road is blocked
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 20. The president
has approved the following complete list
OF the board Of control and management
of the government exhibit OF the Worlds
fair: Sevellon a. Brown 10 represent the
state department; a. Is Nettleton assist
ant secretary Of the treasury, to represent
the treasury department; Maj Clifton
Comfy, Y. S. A., 70 represent the war de-
partmenti Capt. r. w Meade, Y. S. N, to
represent the navy department; A. d.
Hazen, third assistant postmaster general,
to represent the postoflice department.;
Horace A. Taylor, commissioner OF rail-
roads, to represent the interior departments;
Edwin Willets, assistant secretary OF agri-
culture, to represent the department Of
agriculture; Professor g. Brown Goods
assistant secretary Smithsonian institute,
70 represent that department and the Ma
tional museum; J. W. Collins, assistant in
charge division Of fisheries, TO represent
the fish commission; Mr. Willets has been
designated as chairman OF the board
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
killed win 4 Hoe.

TRENTON, n j., Aug. 20--F. Schroeder
was killed last night at Morristown, Just
across the Delaware. by James Hall, a
wealthy Englishman Schroeder and Hall
were neighbors, but there was considerable
feeling existing between them on account
Of money matters, Schroeder being in
Halls debt While Hall was in his gar
den hoeing Schroeder began abusing him
about the fence. and started e. 20 across
and strike Hall To prevent him Hall
made pass with his hoe and struck him
on the forehead. Schroeder fell GDconsci-
Gus aud died ia about an hour. Hall gave
himself up, and is now IN custoGy.
Schroeder's reputation WAS not very good.
Il was Junk dealer and was disposed 10
be quarrelsome Hall recently came fro
Philadelphia
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

LONDON, Aug. 20-The funeral Of Car
dnal Newman which took place in the
oratory at Edgbaston, Birmingham, Tues
day, was the most impressive. burial serv-
ice that has occurred in England for
many years. An eminently distinguished
congregation wnp present aud the church
was filled to its utmost capacity. The serv-
ice occupied two hours and its severe sim
plicity served to heighten its grandeur A
Gregorian mass was rendered by a selected
choir. Included in the great number OF
mourners present were n body OF 100 PRIESTS
and sixteen bishops who occupied ffppro-
pirate places az the altar. There were also
present number Of clergyEen Of the
Church OF England, Representatives % Ok
ford university and other religious and
educational institutions The closing cere-
monies At the grave were OF family char
acter, only chosen ones being present I'm.
nense crowds Of people congregated about
the church and ia the vicinity Of the Gene
tary added greatly TO the solemnity OF the
occasion by their respectful demeunor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

BLACK wELL.--In this city. on August IS,
Rehecca BLACK we'll, aged 81 years.
CHANDLME In this city. on August IA.
bic j. Chandler OF Strickerville, Pa.
DIAMO Nd On Thursday, August ~,
james Diamond. son OF Patr OK J i, and Mary
j. Diamond, aged four months.
DONCHUE In this city, on August "A,
Matthew. son Of Mlchael and Mary Bonohue,
aged Is months.
LU1TON.-At DuP0nt's Bsnks on August
Is, 10 tie O.. daughter Of William II. and
Mary o. luton, aged rs years.
MAXWELL. In this city, on August Il,
Christiana Maxwell, aged - years.
ST0CkHILL In this city, on ugust Is,
Joseph q. Stockhill. aged IS years.
NANSAN'n.--Tn this city, on August Is
Eln0ia IA daughter of Edward ard hate M
Nansant, aged months.
WHITMAN I'm this city. on Monday
August Is, Charles Ellis Nhiteman, aged q
years
WILSON In this city. on August IL, DR.
PkW De- Wilson, aged 70 years.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

Americans coming home from Ger
many still bring coins commemorative of
the year of three Emperors-'88 Old
William died in February, Frederick
reigned but three months. and then came
restless young William. OF course, the
coins with the image and snperscription
Of Frederick are rare. In fact. they viii,
soon command a very high premium. 1t
Is the thing to have love pin made with
three coins so arranged that the three
imperial heads. each so different from
the other, shall be plainly visible Sa-
moan Commissioner Bates, who was some
months IN Germany during the year Of
the threeEEmperors, brought home sew
eral of these coins, and he says that Ger
mans we're prophesying that half the
coinage of Frederiek's short reign would
be brought to the United States by lrio
hunters New York Sun.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

Sam. DO your folks use those little neck
CLAIMS cold at 500 King street? No we don't
don't krow what's what, they make my mouth
water tn think Of the clam filters they make.
Pre- sident Harrison use them. and Sam you
are the best things he ever tas cd Look here
Pomp when you use big words it is not ericac
1t il tpcure Wei, they We're cured; you
cured tell You and the way they disappear
off the plate show they are cured say Il is
epiesc, for don't yOu call for more filters,
made Of little neck clans, from sO9 King st.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

ALBANY, Aug. 20-The strikers were
quiet all day, owing perhaps to the strong
police guard along the tracks. The Pink
erton guards were, as a rule, removed from
the freight trains. Il is said that the COM
pany are willing to remove them entirely
II they are assured Of sufficient police pro
all Knights Of Labor, left their engines at
West Albany.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Aug. 20-The Lake
Shore railroad here has refused all eastern
freight handed them on account OF tn,
New York Central strike The mills arr
also experiencing much difficulty owing t
iron being delayed and tied ny for an in
definite tiI~ e.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

The Board Of Water Com missioners
held their regular session last evening
amounts TO s 2,49l 50; special, 80. sos 32 /;
total, $74 500 "a An order for 81. 2S0
was drawn 70 pay interest on loan No.
20. The weekly pay roll Of 1914 rs was
ordered paid A petition from ] G Cor
rel for water pipe on Ford street between
Scott and Lincoln streets was granted
A communication was ordered to be sent
TO the Street and Sewer Department d.
recting them to remove the waste water
pipe from the race at West street, as it
obstlucted the low OF water
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

Sandy Hook A small cool wave"will form
on the storms rear and be felt tonight
and tomorrow In the northern parts of
this section, Temperature was nearly
stationary In the United States yester
day. but rose slightly on the Atlantic
seaboard, with large increase Of abso-
Lutte humidity, due to the storms heavy
ndraught of vapor from the Gulf
Stream. The chief thermal minima were
SO degrees Fahrenheit at Fort Buford.
N. D., and 40 at Mortified Vermont /;
the chief maxima were 81 at Vicksburg
and Meridian, Miss, and Augusta, Ca,
and 100 at Rio Grande City, Texas.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
A Isumor Denied.

BUFFALO, Aug GA sensational report
was published here that the strike on the
New York Central railroad had been set
tied and that Superintendent Burrows had
been ordered to take the strikers back. II
was stated that the Information was given
by director Of the road in the city Sher-
man S. Jewett, the only local director Of
the road, said to reporter who called on
him: II know nothing Of such a story ex-
cept what have read in the newspapers.
know have not made such q statement.
II may be that some other director is here
and gave out the Information, but l know
nothluq Of IL
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
weth-Himmel.

George ve'h, secretary Of the VII.
mingion Turngeminde, WAS married last
evening to Miss Lena Himmel Of Can on,
OHIO. The ceremony was performed in
the psrsousge adjoining the Church Of
the sacred Heart, after which the party
ADJOURNED to the hall Of the Turner So
ciety, where a sunniu7us feast was
served 10 a large company Of invited
guests. Music. singing and dancing were
kept up til late hour, the guests en-
joying themselves in a truly German
! fashion.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

indications for Delaware and Maryland
N. Partly cloudy, slightly cooler
weather, and fresh southwesterly 10
northwesterly winds will prevail. pre-
ceded BY rain near the upper coast line.
New York forecasts. "A depression
formed on Monday night near Lake Erie,
showed rapidly to the eastward yesterday,
causing general rains in this section and
New England and tornado storm at
Wilkesbarre, Pa. The storm is now
passing over the New England coast,
where 3 will probably be severe. causing
rough seas, which will ex iend south OF
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
The Favorite Route to Atlantic CITY.

There Is no more pleasant route. and none
more attractive, to Atlantic City than by the
steamer hristina via Pennsgrove N. j. That
was very clearly demonstrated on last Sun
day morning by the large and orderly crowd
which crowded the steamer, bent on pie sure
and recre1tion for the day in the city by the
sea. The present arrangement admits of
almost an entire day on the shore, and yet
excursionists are land d safely at home at a
very reasonable hour. The fare too. is very
low. Persons desiring to visit Atlantic City
should consult the regular time card in an
OIL her column of the EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-The president
sent ITO the senate the following nomina-
tions' Levi 3. Wright. Of the District Il
Columbia, 10 be register Of wills in the
District Of Columbia, vice Dorsey ClAgget,
resigned; w. p. Hall. Of California, to he
receiver OF public moneys st Sanville, Cal;
w. +. Sims OF Virginia, TO be consul at
Colon. AsDinwal
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COMMISSIONERS
We theupdersigned Banks and Banker will
pay ali Prizes drawn ia the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
r. II. WALNsLEY Pres. Louisiana Nat. Blk
PIERRE LANAux, Pres. state National Blk.
A. BALDWIN, Tres. New Orleans Natl Blk.
CARL kOHN, Pres. Union National Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY ORA WING,
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, septic her 8, 1890,
CAPT. l. PaIZE, 100000.
100000 Tickets at Twenty Dollars each
Halves Sls Quarters s.; Tenths 81:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20

To the man or woman who has never been
i'll, the word "Healthm is meaningless. But
to the one VIII has suffered ard desp AZ ed.
health app, ars as a priceless boon. To the
thous nds of unfortunate women who art suf-
ferng from SOME If the many forms of weak
nesses or Irregularities peculiar to their sey,
DIR Pierce's Favori Prescription holds forth
the promise Of a speedy restoration of this
priceless boon
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-08-20
nenf ,Iutes in conyrn,inn.

BUFFALO, Aug. p, The Empire State
Association Of Deaf Mutes began its thir-
tenth convention ia this city yesterday.
Its membership includes the best repre-
sentatives of the deaf of the state and its
prime object is the education of the public
concerning the condition and needs Of the
deaf nlIlns