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John H~ennessy, Charley stsrksi jake
Cowan, L, KrstS, Charlie Nutch, Joe On;
store, A. Horstman,, w; Lindorter., August
Johnson. Mackin, Smith. Dickens, Seilick
CAPT. J. Brown m~srshalled Raul LindeT-
j. Abel, A. Fest and Manko GugRenheim.
Capt. Toss had the lads who sell papers IN
have no regular places Of business, but sell
on rowing commissions. They we're ONeil,
Davis, EverInrdt, Ryan. Arson, Stevens,
JPc;sph' SSwsll;c belly Farrell AR aIS and f boys in.
Ian, Greenfield, Murray and Priston.
Capt; Joe Morris brought from R risnr
Belllmer and GuRgenheimer.
The stars and Stripes were carried proudly
at the head of the, procession by Capt, Cas-
par Afonson, aud William Langdort, Arthnr
Horstman, John Kelly. James Morris, Will
lam Kelley. James Murray, ii. H.. Trainer
aud Alex Sussman formed q CORPS OF banner
bearers distributed along the line.
".1HE WoRLp, Protector of the PEOPLES
Rights" was the inscription OH one silk
banner.
Az the procession moved down the pier
and into Cuney Islands streets, to the music
of Yankee doodle, crowds OF holiday-makers
Incl the way OH either side. and there, was
many a cheer for. the brave. hne.looklng
boys, while proprietors of museums and
other entertainments came out aud offered
invitations To the lads to enter aud see their
shows free of charge. while NIFTY tI-type
makers offered to make their pictures Tree. :.
But The EyESiNg WORLD had made all
arrangements for the day, and a, programme
had been prepared which would consume
the whole time. and 30 the parade marched
down Surf avenue and mn Tenth street TO l..
ID. Shaw's great elephant and the wonder
full channel chute where twenty httendants
saw the boys safely over the course Of the
greatest toboggan slide in the world. cir
cling the elephant from the top OF a TO-toot
elevator. three-quarters of mile around, at
a forty mile gait to the foot OF the elevator
again. =,
II was a great sight "a the little cars shot
down the chute in .ranid success, OH, the
ads waving their white hats and flags and
The evening world., 1890-06-30
ATHLETES IN REPoSz


H. J. TYpdAls. who Is so popular IN s'nieuo
circles on Staten Island. iE an snthasi-s
yAchtsmsn and oGrsman. - we'll - : sooo-I
around athlete. He Is . Jolly fellow 70 hAFS "
pleasure trips.
Philip sus v said TO Be the right man IN -
right place. He has been recently tnstAIisa
Secretary OF the Staten Island Athletic oiu0.-
has plunged head over heels In business W.
STAGE has installation.
"Biny F" Knapp. who is taking . pE0m
place in lava tennis circles Just now
uats % YAls. He Was IN the class Oh esI1
represented the blues on ths tsnnis -
throughout hiS college e0uEss.
Harry L DouElas, Who now holds down ne
EscretzryshiD Of the Daunusss RoHtns uA-H
wee WrlghtmEn, absent on = western tour ~ =,
also hold down 3 ssAt IN ; shell In good s1yls,
be would but train ; little be would d oAs"
strongest OArsmsn In the Club.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

WORLD Sporting Extras, and twenty extra
little chaps had been taken in by Chief
Richardson. who couldn't bear to leave a
mourning y%oungster behind.
The 120 appeared at the Office promptly
at o o'clock in the morning, and each
youn ester exchanged his headgear for a
white canvas hat. lettered in red: News
boy, EVENING WORLD"
Then, with injunctions to be orderly and
not disturb the Sunday decorum. the lads
were marched down Broadway with pan
The evening world., 1890-06-30

The prevalence of the opium habit in
this city is but family realized. The VIC
Tins Of this inyIdious vice court obscur-
ity. They do not get full of their intoxi-
eating drug and reel about the streets SO
that one may say; There is an opium
eater" No! In silent, sodden secrecy
the hateful juice of the poppy is under
mining the bodies and souls of thousands
Of men and women.
Stamp out the hideous sin!
The evening world., 1890-06-30
This Time.

schoolmarm with ominous look in her
eyel-WhRt made you SO late. Robert Reed q
Robert-Been hghtin'.
schoolmarm advancing furiOusly)-You
have. ELI?
Robert-Yes, nG'am; A boy sed yer wuz
ugly as homemade sin, an Jest give il 20
him.
"well, Bobby. dear. Ill have to pardon
you this time, but control your temper the
best you can"
The evening world., 1890-06-30
M Use OF Books.

] read old Rants Critique AMI Reason
Quite often in the Winter season,
And wonder more each RAISING minute
III there n aught OF reason in IL,
! read SOME poet every Surfing,
Aud catch my self a-wondering
IL he, the WRITER, It's thRt's dense,
Or Is It that's lacking sense:
read IN summer some sweet story
OF mAldens loved by men OF glory.
It's very lixht-lke Summer weir
never find ideas there.
But when the Autumn gilds the sheayes,
! gather up the hright-hued leaves:
j VTess them IN mine authors hooks,
And learn at last the use OF books,
-GIfiYiS SaIth. m HaLpsT's BdslT,
The evening world., 1890-06-30
A sure Cure.

Customsr-HsYs o anything ma VI"
cure . eornf
Duggist-Yss. air; here's pEspAt.
that l pas up myself, Its . sure apo essa
cure. Why I've get ; corn th.t al
putting Re On Tor nearly two years. ~
solldn't think Of usAg any othsE fs@sS'
The evening world., 1890-06-30
sPO1LETS
Millions in 1.-THE U. s. Treasury.

Millions in 1.-THE U. s. Treasury.
Tue Gear has gone to the Finnish archipelago.
He hopes they won't nnish hun there with dyna-
mite.
One hundred bushels Of cats have been offered
as a prize for a trottinE race at WillimAntic.
Here's where the horses come in,
-.
Three burglars have broken siI safes in Maine
aud gathered in much Dlunder, They thought
It Was their main chance perhaps.
Print Ferdinand Of Bulgaria, fearing asSas-
s%ination' has gone into hiding In Austria. No
one will say that lie doesn't deserve > hiding.
=.
lis sweet 20 hear = bright-eyed son
SOUND forth q parents praise:
f2T lhsiAnce, when be comments on
hls mother switching Ways.
-BasAiAgfoA Po..
You don't have to swallow a tuning fork to &C
Quire tone.
A woman may make = match. but she don't
know no" to scratch one.
-
what shah I write your" Said the fond hus.
band, whose wife was gong to the country. "a
check for a nsw bonnet" was the prompt reply.
=.
Three children have Just died through drinking
lemonade. II 1t had had q stick IN IL this
wouldn't have happened.
-
Hands wanted on WAists. " is nothing but the
simple apPealof . man Who manufactures lAdlss'
wearing apparel.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
Collected from Friends.

To M Edifor :
Enclosed find al which l collected
among my friends. ! hope il will help to
make some little sick baby better.
HAROLD Y. PELL-
The evening world., 1890-06-30
A Bevy OF Kind Hearts.

To IN Editor: &
TIL inclosed s32. so were collected by
Blanche Hartman, Irene Amster, Jeanette
Cohn, Fannie SulzberRer. Flora sulzberger,
Edna Heyman, Ray Levy. all OF East One
Hundred and Sixteenth street.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
From Five Healthy Babies.

To the Editor
Here Ia fifty cents for the poor sick chill
dren Of New York. from five healthy little
babies Of Rockland Lake. JENNIE, ROBBIE.
RUTH, RICHARD and HOWARD.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
"Ihs Evening World Will Celebrate

the eve OF the Glorious Fourth with
q Red, White ana Blue issue on
July q
The evening world., 1890-06-30
From His Bank.

To me Edfor'
Inclosed please find 10 cents from my
bank for the sick babies. GEoRaIE s.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
Three Little Friends.

To ne EdII0T!
Please accept the inclosed for some Door
baby. BERTHE, FLoRRIK and HAROLD ID.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
HAPPY,EVERYO ONE
Six Score NeHSbOys Spend a Joyful
Sunday at The Beach
All the Delights Of coney Island
Free to the Tiny Merchants.
Glorious Success Of "The Evening
Worlds" Prize Nowsboys'
Excursion.

Hill Yipi Hurrahi
One hundred and twenty EVENING WORLD
newsboys yelled a. one. and each one like
100. az they descended yesterday morning
upon the good ship Pegasus. OF the Iron
Steamboat line.
They warmed to the urp,r deck, that
heaven OF the Juvenile excu sioni t, ke
bees around a sugar barrel. And what a
lot they were. to be Surei
A bright red banner in the hands Of Will
lam Langdorf told who they we're in the
inscription:
ONE HUNDRED CHAMPION :
EVENING WORLD NEwsBoYs. :
They were selected for their hard work
during the past month, being the lads who
had made the largest sales Of The EVENING
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a Matter Of Faunibrium.

lFFS- AeAsegs hsekig.l
heS haven Girl touizzieallyl-What makes
yog p4It your hair In the niddlsf
Nj fale-10u forgst-d0aB ] ROW on the
The evening world., 1890-06-30
Good Health

You cannot have without pure blood therefore.
TO keep well. purity the blood b. takins Hoods
sarsaTaHllI. This medicine assists nature to
eIpel from the system all bumOrs, impure paTtl-
eles. and snets matter through the lunn, liver,
bowels. kidneys and skin. IL shectually aida
WeAk. impaired and debilitAtsd oIEsns. tnuEo-
rates the nervous system. tones the digestion.
Hoods ~SaFsapanIIa
SOLD b. all drdEEistA- 81 siI for IS. Prepared
b. c. 1. HOOD 4 CO.. Losell. Aass-
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Hands wanted on waists. +" IL nothing but the
simple appealed man who manufactures ladies'
wearing apparel.
The evening world., 1890-06-30
WAS MORE DEAD THAN ALIVE.

SUFFERED WITH CArARRH.
He Says That. Que Good TMrn Dsse,,..
another, aid Tells a Reporter No..
Doctors Mccoy and Wifdman Mo-.
Hin, Feet Like Somebody Else tn.
stead of HE Old SELF.
Mr.. Mien,el Anker resides At op3 list Az. M.
10 the stockkeeper in the manuiaoturins d.,.ns
ment Of big umbrella firm on Wslker street. Hi.
an Intelligent man and an entertaining tAlxsr ~
made this remark TO = reporter the other evsnin,9s
One good turn deserves another,n
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Three children have Just died through ddnLinE
lemonade. II 1t had had q stick an n thIs
wouldn't have happened.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

As sleeves grow longer gloves are shorter.
The rule is that no part OF the arm shall be
exposed, and the glove must extend up I'M
der the sleeve. suede and Saxony gloves
are much worn and have a delicate stitching
OF the same color. Wide embroidery on the
backs of gloves is altogether passe.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

what shall write your" Said the fond hus.
band whose wife was going to the country. "a
check for a new bonnet" was the prompt reply.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

midsummer novelty ia Greek net. which
has meshes three-eighths Of an inch across.
1t has . pattern OF stripes or Hprigs. or is
finished with a border and is made over silk
OF either a harmonizing or contrasting
color. When the dress has a train the not ia
used only for the front and the train is of
silk.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Miss Ella Ewing. living near Rainbow,
Mo-. eighteen old, is now 7 feet 4
inches high, weighs 225 pounds. wears q
No Is shoe, which OF course she has to
have made to order. and her shoemaker had
to order a special last. The girls parents
are of about the usual size. the father being
possibly n little taller than the average man.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Extracts OF beef mutton and RAmc are
for sale in the delioatessen shops for making
soup. sauce, bouillon and %gravies.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. fearing assas-
s~ination, has gone into hiding In Austria. Nc
one Will say that lie doesn't deserve . hiding.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Tho Cayese girl natures early and gene
rally marries at the age Of fourteen or fif-
teen. From sixteen to nineteen she is In her
prime. At twenty she is beginning
to become a shade passe. At thirty
she is an old and at forty she ia a
withered crone. A lady from - the States.
who by ONE freak OF fortune had Glanced
to stray into these forgotten waters some
years ago. was chaperoned by q married
woman of thirteen.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Golden hair wash has had a setback.
Jobbers offer it at 20 cents a pint, former
price s5. Verify, all things have but .
TINA
The evening world., 1890-06-30

The prettiest, girlest girl among the Belle
yue trained nurses IN Miss Glare Spence, a
plump. graceful. little woman with mis-
chievous eyes. brown hair that Rrows in
spiral curls, and = manner as irresistibly
sunny az n summers dav. This ministering
beauty comes from Canada, and when she
goes home there will DO several hearts in
Bellevue sadly in need OF balm.
The evening world., 1890-06-30

Tue Gear has gone to the Finnish archipelago.
He hopes they won't finish hun there with dyna-
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
$4,000 REWARD $4,000
Or. J. {. keuncdy's Bona ride oner.

Or. y. 4. henncuy', Bona tde Ouer.
SO failure 10 cure. even bad or renuted u-
cllrabr cases. having occurred since Dis iuftu-
uon a..d pcrt-ct OF ot tn "Ntw Method cure
Pos Electro % -.le machinery remedies applt
aurt- dtialrt1nu and lmpactiUu W fn o-0 ID .lri
and mcdicat-d a.r. therefore. he iee., Justified
n Offering thr following Amount as Is reward
Tor "a ease thar cannot De- cured hN if-D prov ldtd
tlat the organs or their functions have mot
been destroyed Pos diSease. jury. neglect cog
improper treatment. THIS uurr Is bona fdr
The money 10 Doe deposited under written con-
ditioHs Thar r4l b11 al clubbing.
sl.uN. For aGy case OF 1atarIh. Catarrhal
deafness. Asthma. Bronchitis. Cough. iuarse-
ness on Consumption That Electro ozone dlla-
fatI0u and lmpaction with oZoniLed ana mrc
Gated air VIII NOT cure. lOnicc In the Hermi-
tagc Grand iapids'.
so. For any ease OF dyspepsia ind igesti0
cOuSt patlou or diseases of the liver. stomach
or bowels that the y cw Method Elecfro-OLouc
remedies and appliances VIII not cure.
SlUIu. For any case OF nervous disease. heart
disease blood disease. sAtu disease or diseases
OF the muscles. ligamentS. bones or Joints that
TIE New Method LlectrO-OZOne remedies aud
appliances wlll not cure once. corner Canal
S-0l For any case Of disease of the kidney.
bladder. urethrd OF rectum tuatthe Ncw Meth
OF Elrctro-Olone VIII not ci,rr.
SlwH. For any other disease. weakness dis
ability or deformity hat may arlict man. wo-
man or child that the ElectroOzone remedies
machinery appliances, dllataiion and imuar
Consultation, examination ana AN Electro
ozone treatment 81. Electro-Chemical treat
neut 3 TO -.
Call al the office. or send stamps or silver TO
prepay postage, etc, on New Method Cure
books.
Part J. contains 22S pages over 2V illustrs-
tons. symptoms of diseases and reports of
over 1850 cures. Prescriptions for the cure OF
acute diseases. hyeienlc instructions foT every
family mailed on receipt OF - --ceut stamps.
OF - cents Iu silver.
Part II. private information for men and
boys. Young and Old mailed sealed iu plain on
tclope ou receipt Oi e .nt STAMPS or 10 cents
lu silver.
Part III, Information and instruction for Ia
dies. mariled or single. Il cOlorcd illustrati !u.
symptoms. advice and reports of cures: mail "a
o. ladies only. sealed in plain envelope, On re-
ceipt ot --crnt stamps, or lO cents i'm SILVER.
Tile three books VIII DE mailed for - 3ceut
stamps. O. 80 cents lu silver. or viii bc dgliy-
cred at tine office.
inYalids are being cured IN All patts of the
nited states and Canada bv the Ncw Method
Electro ozone Kcmedies and Appliances. which
we send by mail or express VIII fUll directions
Tor Their Use. AID letter., must Bee addressed 10
Dr. j. g. Kennedy. Hermtagr block. corner
Canal and Bridge sts., Grand Rapids Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
THE LAWMAKERS.
Whzt Was Done n Congress On
Monday.
MEASURES INTRODUCED.
A Bal - szxs Caeis ssa f~g teF Ess
Losses - CgaE ess sea Hnrsesh So
eotf's fe4Etsn-ff0 f0po4sA
Skztss $50 Hllssa


WAsHIgaToS jan - In the Houss
Mondzy Mr Adams .lllf. chairman Of
tee >ileorE Investigation committee,
Submitted = report cccmpanleo cy
bill zppropzl4ung soVJV FOR
ne purpose o. Supplying de-
nciengy ~ ths sppropr' alon for tse
pzv and mileage of members ana dele
gates. occ4sionsd ~ the recent defa-ca-
tioa of the sergeant-at-Arms Messfs
Hemphill - C. and Mr.. Holman tln- }
submitted minority reports. They were
al ordered printed In the Record and
recommittec-
Mr Cummings \. - introduced a
resolution AppVopriAtng $4,000 FOR a
bronze statue OF the late samuel j. Til
den % 90 erected In The center Of tho
rotunda % the capitol, bearing the in
scriptiun.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
sANCEL TuDEN
SIS ErkESIH FAESIDENr or IHE UNlTED
efATGa
ELgCTEO. ECT NoT SEATED


The introduction OF the resolution
net with much app ause on the Demo
cratic side. The Republicans applaud
ed heartily when Mr. sweeney Ia in
quired whether the gentleman expected
the inscription 10 be IN cipher
Bills were introduced and referred as
follows.
FOR the Introduction Of spelling reform IN
Government publications. making Rock Isl
srd. H.. port % entry Tor public building
al Rockford. III directing the committee on
ways aEd means 10 report separate bill
placing lumner. SAT-. inte hemp MANILA and
sisai grass on uc free list for TIE admission OF
Wyoming and idaho into the Union FOR pub
tic ouildlag AZ OsHaloosa. Ia fsr TIE nUint--
rance OF an Indian Industrial school "a Michi.
gan
Mr.. Stewart (Vt) introduced a bill
declaring that no Mormon shall be
civil Office in the Territories OF tho
United States, or DC naturalized as q
citizen OF the United States or settle
upon any p0blic lands. Voters are re-
quired 70 make oath that they do not
belong to tho Mormon church as pre-
liminary to exercising the right OF
suffrage.
The House then proceeded in com
mittee OF the whole, Mr.. Burrows
Mich in the chair, 70 the considera-
tion Of the bill 20 provide for town
site entry OF lands in oklahoma Mr.
Culbertson Tex gave notice OF pro-
posed amendment providing that
the claim OF any person for any
town site or town lot shall be-
deemed invalid il such person en-
tered the Territory or took possession OF
such town site or town lot in advance OF
the date fixed by the Presidents procla-
nation for entering the Territory. No
action was taken, the committee arose
and the House ad djourned.
SENATE.
In the Senate Senator Plumb Kan J
introduced bill 20 repeal so much OF
tho act Of July I, 1870, as authorizes the
leasing Of the rights 20 engage in taking
fur seals from tho islands Of
s. Paul and 81 George, Alaska.
Bills were reported for public
buildings in ST. Paul, MINI. (sl 800
O0ol; Sioux City, ia. $500 00O); and
Cedar Rapids. Ia. $500 OOOl Senator
Mitchell (Ore introduced bill to pro
hibit the coming of Chinese into the
United States whether subjects Of the
Chinese empire or otherwise. Those
who are now within the limits OF the
United States. and who may hereaftaI
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

Ma Nosz, j4u. 1s-Ths 90 Nfll
ionslrs Jo1u \ saosu5srgsr v4s flee
for probate Monday Af.er pros.aIr.
literally for ris A" -ao,g I'D u1s. Ter i
rel4ayes be teq Ae&ths Ee1rlv . ooo eos
fer ths establishment a. P.us54rsb
tas So Margaret Memorial Hospital O.
as4uemoglsl - MS vite He slso be
oaeAtis eiat o. ground and ne s4sl
~ $50 600 Tor the erection of the bo.d.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

say FHANrfsCo. Jan. Il Th. swhs
- 6nish between Ike Weir "a ss,-
'sst So a. ard Bli7 Murphy t.sth.--
nsiEas champ.on - = s-ralia fo- a
purse 20 g 17o. took 7iscs - re roo~s
'f ne a for0is a.. et- 0l1H W-nda7
Z. che foartesn round Wai- -.osrs5
r1-~s cu- hrow
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
RHEUMATISM QUICKLY Cured

ra
n me- furnf 4. ID srf a. .uft
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

MIroS, Wis, Jan a PROT Charles
A. Clarke. principal % the Allison
Academy. died Sunday nlgat ~ What j.
believed 20 have been hy3rophobia He
was bitten by cat last March. bat nc
serious resu. = were feared AZ the time
Recently, however unmistakable sign,
of hydrephobia appeared, ana his des b
Vs. a painful one.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

JACKSON, Miss, Jan. a John Mar
shall Store mas inaugl5ated Governor
Monday The Inaugural address was
concise and patriotic. Special reference
was made - the reunion next May Al
Vicksburg Blue and Gray. 2 he Gov
ernor expressed tho wish tsot hearty
cooperation be given the movement
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15

ls2vs ssa stssmPs te rstars. srs slss
sxc C1s1
ca Thurs1sy next pSllf.c2l Ssbats
- . coEus encs3 in tAe senate IA sirA
5 ltksly g lsst f9r seus 8ays senate,
ButlsF = @ proposes - make 4 saeeek
c. shs nsgro gdsstlon and senator In
gals Kan sill answer kn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
80, on Ms..aehu.elt. school- nous...

BoSroN. Jan. y. - An oroer was
adopted in the Massachusetts, Senate
Monday afternoon requiring cities and
towns 70 place the United states Gas on
every schOol-Aouse
, 1890-03-02
win Work Ion Cnnnda,. Freedom.

New YORK, March IA Montreal
special says: a league has been formed
here to bring about the Independence OF
Canada by 1892. All the American DOW
ers are to be asked to exert their moral
influence, and if needs be, concerted &C.
ton to free the country from the last
vestige OF European rule on the continent.
The league will have united with it all the
Liberal clubs in the country. The Amer
ican universities are to be invited to CO
operate, as well as political bodies. They
have for their object the bringing about
of the final triumph of democratic insti.
]tutions throughout the world. The league
will be under the control of a supreme
council, whose actions will be kept secret.
This new departure, coming after the re-
cent actions eff the liberal clubs in declar.
ing for independence, causes much com
mpnt here
, 1890-03-02

If one may be INDUCED in the use of q
little slang, it makes q wise man tired to
see how persistenLy his compeers run
after and are beguiled by the latest
shams, and seem never so happy as when
they are being deceived. Especially is
this trait noticeable in the matter of
physical ailments. The family physician
may measure out his prescribed doses of
q%uinine or SIENNA, give the patient a
plain, practical talk, and depart with the
consciousness of duty done and the GER
tainty that the subject will leave the
powders untouched on the mantel, un-
less he becomes frightened, and that his
reputation as a physician will suffer in
consequence.
But let some travelling fakir come
along, pitch his tent, swing out his Gag,
with ringing of bells and blowing of
horns, and 10! the public is at his feet
ready to be healed, willing to swallow
the most nauseous mixtures, if only they
be christened with unpronounceable and
untranslatable names, anxious to pay
double the fees of "A respectable, respon-
sible physician, and bold to assert after
weeks diet of bread pills and rain water
sweetened with molasses, that they are
perfectly cured Of imagined ailments,
and are urgent that their friends shall
share in their good fortune.
Science doesn't always receive thesup-
port of the universal public; humbug-
gerry does. The street wizard, with
tangled hair and picturesque garb, can
extract teeth painlessly by the same pro
cess which nearly murders the patient if
performedb by an educated dentist, dressed
in Nineteenth century clothes and located
in a well appointed office. The noble
aborigine, in war paint and feathers,
dealing out "Sagwa" and mystic oils,
will carry Off all the spare change of a
community, while the village physician
grows poverty ricken.-Milwaukee Sen
tinel.
, 1890-03-02

Document in poor Photographic condition.
, 1890-03-02

Prof. Z. Clarke, the world famous taxi
dermist and %furrier, has Just received the
last of the electrical machinery for the
mounting of animals, birds etc, which
will give him results never before attained
in taxidermy. All persons having ami
mails, animal heads or birds to mount
send them OF call and see it go through
the machine. Office and laboratory SIT
West Sixteenth street and don't you for
get the electrical process.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-03-13

City government organizes SATURDAY
afternoon.