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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

II had long been seeking relief from catarrh
and lung trouble. as was great sufferer.
was gett ng very weak. appetite gone. cough
ing all the time losing flesh fast. nostrlls filed
up. etc. etc. L watched the course of the
Montague Treatment with suspicion at first.
but when Nh. Spooner and Others knew were
cured. and saw what a large number OF peo-
pie were taking the treatment. and all speak
ing high words OF praise. made up my mind
il was just what wanted. l can hardly tell
the immense amo unit Of relief have expert
enced. my cough is about gone. my strength
coming back. appetite good and gaining in
weight instead of losing. Ny nostrils are
clear and get out OF bed in the morning feel
ing refreshed instead OF worse than when
retired. All the patients l meet say they ex-
perience the same results do. 1 am always
around the building and will gladly state to
anyone the full facts in my case.
"JOHS HERR"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

attorney generals speech was largely
devoted to praise of the work Of the
tiftyfirst congress Tor Its measures In
behalf of farmers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

Fi.s-ce's fa.,Asssn Medscs1 Discovery wil csr-
fafriv esfra
fe r,,,.~s =. .scna Esrurrh the htori - and
a. r{-~s~rrvs r. tke uacss FrFens hi,scsi
"a .-sr,-,er sfrrsrs +t-yestcrer end 6f~'-hridcr
skaf's Known e. clrsi.c-si seienge- flc scrcf-
,,h-zs sffs~-fisrs, Il tha lungs sfats callsd
C.,r-sr,-.rsslsn. and eveTy form q Srrulsla
AT aia'avtaints. Al yicsd u Is FF .ssk
49,. ,ss-ssflrq u Vi.s,l. Bronchitis Asfh-
-. auf 81 sznrs-a. i,ssqrs-fag coughs. - an
,,-,@s,,&Issl rr-rssr ia sha crfa enc ttaf's
s-,..---s4S.~E II i tfesnt aere8f er efrs.
4, ss-v 49,. zen hsrs f1ur HaonsF bacS
Cas- ss-vfkssw el-s. 81 any rrise - rsaliY
a. elsser
va rsv cniv f1r vaile reeesvest
S,.->-shsisz eIen thas ravs t,e teaier -
g. nav - alFerei - jnst ~ god Fx>
hars i a. for ASA. ous 4 a4nt b. fx scs>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Terms for Catarrhal Treatment SIS a Month.
A NOTABLE BENEVOLENT OFFER.

Free treatment given the deserving poor
from $50 a. m. TO $3.50 a. m. on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
THE DAY IN WALL street..
Heavy Purchases Of Reading and
a Rise in Prices
Hardening Tendency OF Money
Causes u Weakness at Close.

Contrary to general expectation In view
Of the proceedings just Instituted against the
coal combine by the Attorncy.Gencralo OF New
Jersey, stocks advanced this morning. Read
ing. on heavy purchases By Hollins & 20,
Pupkc. Walker q Co. aud Others, rose u, to
b1%. The iirst mentioned TOO. upwards OF
10000 shares
IL was reported that the pool in the coalcrs
had given buying order for $4,000 shures
TO be execute ed by three or four brokers.
New England was another strong feature
and sold up TO ~. Jersey central advanced
10, TO l3lh. Among the industrials Dstiil.
crs was the most active Hnd sUli up ABOUT
point. American Tobacco preferred sold AT
1Uo ana was later bid Tor NJ 100
After MIDDAY Omaha was taken In hand and
rose tn 81 under Il sharp demaud.
saies up to noon OF all listed STOCKS wer3
only $4,000 shares.
In the AFTERNOON trading the stock market
was quiet and firm until Just previous TO the
lose, when there was quile little selling M We
ment IN Reading, Omaha comm II, hicago tas
colorado coal. New England ana Missouri
acitlc. which declined about Il TO Ia per
cent, the latter In Colorado Coal 1he weak
ut IS was ascritcu to the hardening tendency
OF money.
1t is reported that the Rock Island gross
earnings Tor september Increased saoO,uuO
The st. Paul & Omaha reports gross earn.
ings for August tTSS,4s3, an increase OF
$lO2, 2,l55.
Money was HrHcT. DOLn OH Cali ulu ou
time. Stock Exchange borrowers : aid AN a
51l per cent. for call loans, while time money
was also shade higher. Bank onlciaiS re-
port n good demand.
| Bankers GO-day bills sold at 4.S5A a 4.Soal,
demand at 4. 81 a 4.Si34 and cables AT 4.S7i4
ai.s1Ia. Aleading house sold block OF 00-day
bills on London. The supply OF commercial
bills Is increasing.
Sterling Exchange closed weaker, with q
downward tendency bankers bills arc In
| better supply.
| The American Sugar Refining company to-
| day made a reduction In most all grades OF
soft refined. The deadlock in supplies OF
| raws has teen broken.
! The statement OF the business OF the Penn.
| syl,ania RR. CO.'S lines east Of PittsDurg and
| Erie for August, as compared with the same
month In 1891. shows an increase In gross
earnings OF $l4 4,232, an Increase In expenses
| OF S24O, TAO and a decrease In net earnings OF
&22G,51T.
All lines west OF Iittsburg and Erie for
August, as compared with the same month IN
! 1891, show an Increase in gross earnings OF
$l00,00S an increase In expenses OF $21S,-
2ol q decrease In net earnings OF $ae, ls:'.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

81 did hit Eat man - she said, doubling up
u plump little pincushion-!ike INST pugna-
ciously.
81 am not one fighting girl, hut when 70
man say he Will XIII me ii cry-zen did hit
him."
suzanne's great eyes OF liaula brown flashed
with excitement as she recalled her enCoun.
ter, and again they suiluscd ms the thought
OF her peril returned. She tod her story with
exquisite simplicity to Justice raintur.
Her picturesque English-Lhe khgiisn OF u
cultured brencnwoman-was given IN voice
that varied with her emotions, now tilliug
like bird notes, now shrill. IN the cxpr, ssion
Of fright, and now ep.hOarse aud tenn lcstu-
Gus with anger. like Dlckenss LATHE vrn-
geAnce" OF Paris
Mile. suzanne has been In America only
ess by Mrs. Mayer, OF 14i West one hun II cd
and Twenty-rst street. Yesterday after
noon she Visited ner sister In sixteenth
street.
T15 o'clock she alighted from Ninth
avenue train at Seyenty-second street inleud-
ing to cross the Park 10 call On friends IA
sevehty-fourth street. In the PARK she lost
AT 7.3O. Park Policeman Isaac Dobson
heard prolonged scream rom near the lake,
between Tho East Drive and the SiAth ave-
nue. entrance.
iiurrying that way he met man who was
also In hurry. lie stopped him, but he de-
MED laving seen or heard any woniun.
Going on with his prisoner, Dooson, now
q CUP by the lakeside, the centre ~ which
Was q beautiful girl VI nineteen summers In
Mysteries. She Was reviveu.lnu screamed that
Dobsons prisoner lnu snatchcd her purse,
containing $lB-all her worldly possessions.
Then the prisoner who said he was Adam
Thompson, OF 3Ol East seventy. .ourth street,
admitted that he had been with Suzanne,
but that she struck MIN In the nose. making
that Memuer bleed on her gown, and screamed
because he hac made Improper advances
towards her. Larer he admitted that he had
had SuzanDes purse, but said that She had
given 1t TO him for saie.keeping, aid he had
thrown 1t away on the approach or the officers.
| A little later searching party. consisting
! OF dozen citizens, the two policemen and
Sergt Dillon, hunted rultle.jsly with lanterns
Tor the purse, and this morning In police court
Thompson denied that lie had had IL.
:. lie ees wan liar T. Indignantly exclaimed
Mile. Suzanne. III was wan bad girl ouId
cry for the police? Would hit wan man
In 1e nosef Would | make hin bleed nnd
r.r-uin my dress? Why did he take Inc py my
shoulders, tear my waist ana run away with
my purse II he did not want to rub Inc. I"
Justice Taintor saw the force Vi this ieini.
nineargument, especially as the officer had
arrested Thompson once be, ore In the Park
young woman screaming that lie had rObbed
her, but attei wards Withdrawing The COM
plaiht.
Thompson, who had nothing but three pawn
tickets In his rockets, was held In $1,000
bail for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
RETURN POSTAL CARDS.
Designs OF the TWO Cards TO Be Is
sued by the Government.
uy AssoCrArEp pRrss.i

iIy ASSOCIATED PRrss.
WASHINGTON, sept. a9.-About Oct. 10 the
new return post al card Will lie placed Oh sale
at posi- -oflices. one design Is Tor the dOmes-
tic aud the other ior the international Iostal
un'On service. TEc half u the double card,
Continuing the mes 5 ,gc 10 which rcEly Is
desired. Is 10 Inches wide 10y Ole invhe, long.
Al tht lup y. me card to the lett %. the CEN
tire are engraved, One above the othrr, the
words" Postal Cara with PAD Reply.
United stats OF America ana ~ IN, side
Is iOr Adire SONY" Int,eri'ht nand upper
20: ncr |, viguette or Gen. Grant enclrcled
by the leIcnd " Message card" zone Cent"
AZ he lower lett hand come nie the words,
"Drlach AnnpNeI card Tor Answer"
I he whole rs inClUsed ~ t'sieIul border.
The Ia OF the return card, III general effect,
Is similar 10 the message card, the words
Reply Postal 'a'd" aud "Rcply Card
Deing suCstliu''d fIr" Message ard"
The Internal ma card Is .. nlewLa smaller
than thit Tor II, me nc use. ON NE card +.
pear the word Postal card VITA PIll
krply," ~ n.versai Tts'al Union" ana
"unil.d STATS oI America" win their
french equiv alents. a iiDeity head occu les
the righl hand upper corner with the legend
1.-Two Cents" Black Ink VIII De used on
both.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
LAWYER LOWENSTEIN MISSING.
Hts Former Partner Swears Out @
Warrant for His Arrt ct.

Lawy er Louis l.owcnstcin, OF ia Nassau
street, ana formerly associated with Lawyer
Edwin f. Stern in Temple Court, Is missing,
ana tc-nay the talk In legal circles was that
he would not return TO New York for some
time.
Counsellor Stern has procured writ OF
tiachlnent on Lowenstein's available assets,
which appear to consist OF .orlice fixtures
only, TO cover u loan or 81 ,OSO which he made
TO Lowenstein last WinTer The writ was
granted GU The alle2 cation that Lowenstcin
had lett the sta,c with intent 10 defraud his
creditors.
Ine missing lawyer has not been al HIS
ONCE for a week, and the Janitor or the hat at
347 West TVeRty-cignIh str,et where lie
lived vii h has vie and family, SAID the Locw-
ensteius furniture was removed last Tues
day, US he thought, to Boston.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
THICK DUST ON THE PACIFIC.
It May Mean a Volcanic Eruption or
an Islands Birth.
Iry ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. go Advices from
ounalaska state that the supply steamer st.
Paul, which reached there Sept from this
port, reported that on Aug. 2s 1t steamed for
four hours through cloud so black and dense
that lamps had to be lighted
When the steamer emerged from the cloud
its decks were covered TO depth OF several
inches with volcanic dust The nearest ac-
tive crater to the steamers position is Pab-
lon Mountain, 26o miles away.
1t is thought at Ounalaska that there has
been an upheaval on the shore or that new
island has emerged from the sea, as did
Bogasluf Island six years ago
The evening world., 1892-09-29
No Cholera OH the slavonia.

QUARANTINE, S. l., Sept. 20 The Ham,
burg liner slavonia arrived at Upper Quaran-
tine At 11.4O A. NJ. She had no yellow mag
nying, and as she was not detained at Lower
Quarantine 1t is believed that all on board
are we'll
) The Dania arrived at Quarantine at 1896
Z. ~ She was not detained al Lower Quar-
aatine and signalled =" Al wen ON board
ship now at Upper Quarantine. All except
the Polaria, from Stettin. are from Hamburg.
The Noordland was released at O'Clock.
- The Luhn was released at l.4OP.M
. There were 93 rrst cabin passengers
On the Dania. She passed the Gotha this
morning. and the latter signalled +" AL well
on hOnrd.n
The evening world., 1892-09-29
SUSPICIOUS CASES,
Health Board Investigating Them
=, at Reception Hospital.
One Patient Is Dead and His Home
Guaranteed.
No More Deaths or Cholera Cases
; Reported Down tho Bay.

s. The Health Boards bulletin. Issued n. 10
O'Clock this forenoon. stated that no cases of
cholera had appeared in this city since
Sent. TO-
/ Half an hour later 4, wos announced thu,
;vo very suspicious cases were being inyesti.
gated to-day nj the Recent,on uospitoI.
The first case was tnat OF BENJAMIN De
Scent, seventeen years old, who had been
found II, on the street and taken n f,ouver.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
COLORADO COAL FOR CHICAGO.
It Can Be Shipped as Cheaply as
Fuel from Pennsylvania.
ffy ASSOCIATED PRESS. I

DENVER, Col. Sept 29.-In view OF the eX-
tOrtions OF the Pennsylvania coal barons. the
RcckU Mountain Nr,os says: There is no
reason why the bi:uminous coal OF the II cky
Mountains should not be carried 10 Chicago
vania
lit is almost as hard; equal In heating
power, and, when prices are considered, Is n,
cheap as the Eastern product. Colorado coal
Will drive the Pennsy lvunia robbers out
of the Missouri River market II can meet
them on equal terms IN Chicago
ait Is the opportunity Oi the Chicago.
Burlington and quincy, Rock Island, nj, u
Fe and Union Pacific. Taeir rails all run d.
rect from the cool tanks tu the Lake City.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
ROBBERY AT ROGERs,PEETa CO.'S,
Man Caught F.underina the S:o.e
Accuses an ORcor.

John Curtis, an alleged member OF the
cherry iiil gang and resident OF ~ Oak
street, was held IN the Tomts Court this
morning Ia $1,000 tail on the charge OF burg
larry referred b, T. Policeman Brownell, OF the
church street squad.
Erowncll SAY 5 he heard the and q smash-
inS gas, at . O'Clock THIS morning. Eunniny
IN The directio OF thc sound, Ec IoGnd ca! It's
leisure!y rcmJNius UNe.coa.S fu!a tue
smashed plate glis, wind ~ or lie store of
Il gers Pret Co, 80 Br adway.
curtis Submitted 10 arrest, uut when
crowd gatnc,cI declared that Brownt,!,
hnling u broken window On Li, pos. nad 10
account tor II To his superior o1lcer, that he
hi upon the idea Ui seillIg hlm curtis, and
accusing him oI burglary
Ihe policeman luugned and said curtis was
an awiul liar. curtis did uot ofIer this novel
delense when arTaigned In police court
The evening world., 1892-09-29
NO CHOLERA DOWN THE BAY.
Or. Byrsn's Assuring Report from tn
Bohemia and the Islands.

Dr. Byrsn's Assuring Report from the
Bohemia and the Islands.
QUARANTINE, s. l., Sept. 2o.-Dr. Byron's
IL O'Clock bullatin says "NOthing new on
Bohemia Sick patients still Improving.
"ByRoS."
At IL O'Clock Drs. jenkins and Walzer went
down the bay on the sewaren to superin-
tend the removal OF the Bohemias passengers
to Hoffman Island
Three more cases OF measles have been re-
moved from Hoffman Island to the steamer
Htonington. but only one child Is seriously Ill
from that cause.
- About six hundred OF the Scandals passen.
yesterday for lack OF transportation facilities
were removed there this afternoon.
The fleet OF steamships anchored of Upper
Quarantine this morning comprised the
kugia, Moravia, Nevada, hermann, Polaria,
NoOrdland, Newminster, BremerhaveD, cyril,
Indiana, scGndia, Manhenset and the LAIN.
with 3O5 first cabin passengers from Bremen,
but none In the steerage.
y The Noordland and Lain Will be released
This afternoon. The SCandia Is expected to
sail for Baltimore to-day to dischai ge cargo.
The Hermann, which was stopped from
going to her dock Yesterday to undergo ex.
authorities, may not be released to-day. DR..
Kenyon, OF that service, has gone to Wash.
ington. but would not state what his report
would be.
The Rugia and Moravia are still being light
cred and will be ready lor sea BY sunday
The Polaria will be detained few days
longer, though there are no signs OF cholera
among her l40 Steerage passengers and crew,
The Gallia aud France arrived this morning
from Liverpool, and the DE Ruyter from Ant
werp via Boston.
Three Hamburg. american liners are due
To-day, the Dania from Hamburg Sept. Is
the Slavonia, from Hamburg sept Ia, and the
GUtha, from Stettin sept. 13. Neither brings
any steerage passengers.
The Gallia brings l03 first and 28l second
cabin passengers. Among the former are
DR.. Henry HulZt, Lieut.. 4. B. NJ. Mason, u. S
N, and DR.. Faneuil ID. Wise. All on board
are we'll
The evening world., 1892-09-29
SUICIDE AT THE ALTAR.
Deacon Danielly Shoots Himself in
Baptist Church.
Irr ASSOCIATED PRESS. /

III AsbOolAIHH FkHbH.I
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.-John William
Danielly, aged fifty-six. q shoe dealer and
who is deacon OF the East Baptist Church
and chaplain Of Newhall Post No. z, g. A. L.,
left his home yesterday to see to some repairs
that were being made at the church.
lie went Immediately TO the front OF the
communion rails and shot himself twice In
the head with q revolver. Danielly was taken
to st. Mary's Hospital, and died an hour
later.
lie was victim OF neuralgia, and fre-
Quently delared that there was no better
place tO die than the church.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
HARRIOTT TO BE EXTRADlTED.
Vain Effort OF Els Father to Hold
Tim in Massachusetts,.
Ir1 LsrocIATEp rnEsr.


PROVIDENCE. sept nO.-lhe supreme Court
yesterday handed down q decision denying
the petition OF Horace ". Harriott for a writ
OF habeas corpus After serving sentence
for larceny, writ Of assrlnlsit Tor 500 Was
served Z. Ii The prisoner by his father, John
uarriUtI, of Boston.
Sheriff Wan Was ordered by GOV. ladd u
arrest IarIlOtt and turn him over 10 the Sew
YORK Ruihofi,le5 iOr ana larceny. Eairiptt
gave a ball bond May ~. upon the WI II Issued
agaiIs 81 aim by his ,ath, r, IN rdcr |, render
mugs. .ur5 he extra iltion granted by Gov.
LaIi. TnarriOtt wiil now b. given into the
nanIs OF New York authorities
The evening world., 1892-09-29
PILOT BLACKS DEATH.
No Ground for the RumOr that He Had
PerIshed from CHOLERA.

Feftsutu IF0m CHUTeTt.
II was reported In this city this morning
that Capt. william ", Black, a steamship
Eliot, had died at his home, 0l7 Willoughby
avenue, Brooklyn, yesterday, OF q disease
saspiciously like cholera. 1t was also said
that hc was the pilot who had brought in the
pest ship Rugia.
Al 617 wiiloughby avenue q son OF capt.
Black told an EVENING WORLD reporter that
his father had died OF Inflammation OF the
bowels, and that he had for years suffered
from chrome dJ Jsentery. He also denied that
Cap. Black had brought IN The kugia The
last vessel brought In by him was The Ger
manic. That was last SATURDAY. Ten days
before he mad brought In "A French steamship,
but there VAS Lo sickness on board and she
was on held In quar- titlnc Ior one day.
Dr. j. s. johnson, ~ l53 Joraiemon street,
Capt. black. he d 'clares that iLe
latter illness Was no, cholera.
!. The real cause 81 death was li!tous collie.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
SHE FOUGHT The FO07PAO.
A Pretty Girls Adventure with q
Central Park Robber
Her Story In Court Causes Him 20
30 Held for tho Grand Jury.

Mile. suzanne Foul'oin trcmoled like an
asren leaf when she tried to tell an EVENING
WORLD reporter this morning how she
fought OF a highway robber In central Park
last evening, and when Adam Thompson, the
man who assaulted her, was brought into
Yorkviiie Police court the little French gov
CrncsS shuddcred.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Not Surprising.

From Bro0klyH LVs.T
81 was going TO bed the other night at ny
hotel at Sea Beach when streak or light
ming came In through the window and struck
my mattress"
"What was the eject =
.Bent the lightning double"
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Mics sehrens's Alleged Contempt.

Actress Charlotte Behrens will have to
show cause why she should not be- punished
for contempt OF Court. She failed to appear
yesterday before referee appointed by the
Judgment OF s25O obtained against her by
Robert B. Mantell for money lent
The evening world., 1892-09-29
F. G. Norton's Funeral

The funeral services OF Frederick q. Norton,
the cement manufacture, took place IRON
the Cnurcn Of the Ascension, Filth avenue
and Tenth street, to-day.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

TIME FORTHCOMING Columbus Cele-
braton has aroused no end of interest in
the personality of the great dscoverer.
The two Columbus pictures which have
been issued by the SUNDAY WORLD have
been preserved in thousands of homes. @e
The SUNDAY WORLD of Oct 2 will
contain tirst-clasS ART SUPPLEMENT
showing Columbus as he first trod the soil of
America The picture is by Cribayedoff, and
is reproduction of rare print
w. CLARK RUSSELLS new story will
also appear in the SUNDAY WORLD, fol- !
lowed by delightful sketch by ROSWELL
FIELD
Better 60 without your Sunday breakfast
than without the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

when Baby was sick. we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
whsn abe became Miss, she clung TO Castoria
whsn shs had Children. she gave them Cossoris
The evening world., 1892-09-29
cus,om.House Appointment.

collector Hendricks to-day appointed
Patrick J. Leany clerk at $1,000 year, and
reinst Ated Michael J. Butler as assistant
welgher at 81 . day.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Mining Stocks.
I'D. Asked.

The following are the closing quotations OF
mining stocks at The Consolidated Exchange
L. AlA
The evening world., 1892-09-29
"oal THOSE TERRIBLE PALMS,"
MRS. FEIGLE THOUGHT HEREYkS
WOULD DROP our.
Shr 1s the Jani'rrss Of the Nev Iori
Mercantile Erch rnDc Rmi'di"g- Me
Ucnffo Doctors Nc Cay 0nd Uiidmn",
aud She Says 7hrir Treatment uaS
Magic IN Its EB,c.

Mrs. Elizabeth fciale Is
the jAnitr~-s ~ the New
York Mercantile Exchange
hu Hiding, at the corner uf
huoscu and Hartisun
str c.-. hatles feiglv,
her husbaiI. ~ the lani-
tor. NV. s,tsIo,vli Nrc-
porter the Utnrr morning
h " she nat - iTtr'd iwfui
mi'c.y ,OT .cyrs. This IL
w"at she saiu ~ vas
troubled with cA'ntrh for
AZ east ci ,ht or nine
y,Ats. | tried different
pn,cn, medicines that
wcic Sai I to be remedies.
hu, they d!dnt 10 me any
good.
4
The evening world., 1892-09-29

fEiuLE after that Il q ca'atrh u took
held OF me wuise than ever. u-sd to sit up and
cough half the night and oh, those terrible paius
In IN, al right over my eyos 1 used to think
my eyes wonld drop out. Tbprs wa, q continual
dropping VI mucus into INV throat, aud was al
ways ~ itting aud hawking yet tii Of II. Well,
two riouth, ago ] weht to Doctors Mccoy and
wi, man. hal hoard of thor eur,nt j. X! km.
met. the actor. II "asa lGc.y day Tor me that l
went to them N twJ weeks those Irr,l 10 pai IS
were all snn'. an have rever hal nAia siuce.
Then my "ongh disarpcarad and now am cured
OH iecl tognni. feel 30 mnch better now
feel ,pleudd. The medicine Doctors Mccoy an I
Mil'man gave me acted like magic. IL anybo W
have done or m'; lot them cai' ON mo and wi',
gladly tell them. "
Doctor. Aictuy and Wildman make a sp, ciR tv of
tho ,rratmc mt ~ ali chronic discA-rI, incirdiuv
ratnrrh They furnish al insiicnea free aud thoir
charles TO treatment are mudciatb that they
within the reach - all
The evening world., 1892-09-29

John Burns, discussing the sweating sys-
TEN In British Government factories. hus
said that skilled wOrkmen In nrseDas and
dOcI-yards are rcvelliny In the luxurious
wages OF e3.5O and t4.T5 per week.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

The Coopsrs International Union has at
present forty-elght local organizations. 1hc
Union Las adopted new label, ana the nem-
bers are taking vote upon The proposition
TO create bench. and insurance funds.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

The Pittsburs Branch OF the German
American National Typoyrnphicai Union has
proposed an amendment 10 the constitutI II
OF that body. making II compulsory Tor ali
members 10 Withdraw from The Mllltil.