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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22

IN reeant letter to the manufactur.
ers MI. A. w. Baldridge. Millersville,
ILL.,, says: "Chamberlain's Cough ROM
e6y giyesthe best satisfaction of any
cough medicine Thandle, and as q seller
leads all other preparations in this.
market, ] recommend 1t because it is
the best medicine / ever handled for
coughs, colds and Group For sale by
@. r. Goetze, w. w. Irwin w. s.
Mccullough, D. MenkemelleE S Il
Briee, ]. Coleman O. schnepf, w. O..
Ambrecht, tho Kurtx Drug Company,
Lincoln & Co, w. E Williams. John.
KlRrf, a. =. scheele and w. IA. Will
iSms, Wheeling; Bower Z Co., Bridge
port o., and b +. Peabody Benwood,
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FINANoE N 4
J Esalases @ tas aleaoy and slosk

me features OF the Atonsy and stock
marlsetA
EEw YolS. Dee aL-Money on eau easler,
rangtng from 8 tos per cent last loan 3 per
cent elosed offered a "a pei cent Prime mess
eantile paper so per cent Sterling exchange
hrmatSl s5tla4 s71f SALES afp.pOl shares
The volume OF bushes 9tthe stock exchange
ishotgeda further falling ufd tosdays Ihespocs
market taken5as whole Was ina more Aettel'
state ant. nc fiolent huetuationsi occurred n
any part OF the1ist The tendency IN prtcesi N
the early trading was upward. Rdeehne OH
sthicaeoGa IA having bad Comparatively Lite IN.
fiuence on the general List. Subsequently Man,
haitian rose X and Canada Southern AZ per
cent In sympathy With these movements q
general Advance occurred the eastern enqwest.
etntrunk lines shares improving 4 70 pen
cent and Chicago Gas aud pistillen selling 2
fraction above last nights nnal quotatonst
tThastrengthiof sterling exchange however, re-
svtyed tho talk about gold shipments, ana on
this the bears made q renewed attack upon the
market during the afternoon Reading was the
hnSt stngledout and theprce was knockeddpWn
fromibJK to6a, partly onYfeppftS that the Pom.
ylvania had acquired con tol OF certain lines.
which would gtyett q itmer hold on me coal
trade and partly on reports that the company
was. selling bonds TO secure funds 70 meet inter
est on the preference income, Aiter the move
AGAINST Reading. Chicago Gas was sold down 2
DStiIling and Cattle Bedding aud Missouri Pa.
cihe l9E, National Land AZ Rock Island and
IAckRRinrn IL. Canada orthetnll and Amer.
lean Sugar 133ks per cent b LOSES otherwise
were les than 4 per cent Speculation let on
steady At o fractional recovery from the lowest
figures OF the afternoon.
Slata and goYernmentbondS dull.
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DANGEROUS ToYs.

~.S5-.nSTsI-a@ys
uAN1sfooe1o9s
Aystaj Painted aud ytfnlshed Ptaythines
For Nnrsery psnlzenS4stono Blocks for
Wee Arehits ets-Meehanisai and rlayor-
iessroyt-colorsd s~vssts-Littis wines
Tragic Death.
n seasv enoueh ON tho surface
$500 nI-tst-ss Ia. a. .Ltil.a.
to setsss E tsAS.H
With the shops full, as they are ut the
holiday season, of Everything to delight
tba most exaeting younoster there
i;gxt :
should be no ditacaIty IN makins .
choice.
AS o rule, the papya OF eltner sex de-
hghtsini blocks. lndeed, are usu-
ally popular With 5chtidren o. larger
growth, and Ike other good things. itis
hardly possible to have TOO many otthe
squares, cubes or trtangIes that make
up the building materials OF the wee
architects.
Insthis day, when the study OF chill:
drenib toibles and tancies: 9 advanced
to the dignity OF al SCIENCE sets .otl
blocks are offered for q that might
furnish amusement and instruction 70
boys and girls who have long since
Quilted the nursery. Such blocks are
OF wood, stone and composition, and
come In shapes that enable their owner
to build anything ON 2pe Anne
cottage to q Cathedral Motetnan mere
amusement can be gained rom hand.
ling these blocks under the direction OF
an older person, and they may serve as
q valuable means OF imparting intortla;
ton respecting architectural terms n
proportions.
There are other toys which n may
be tolerably sure Will give pleasure:
Nearly every boy delights IN 2 tram o.
car, Q fire engine, q steamboat, and
seldom Is there algirltound VINO talis 70
find enjoyment in O well stocked TIN
titchan or a mfniature dairy.farm.
Do - a.arsns niyat} IL ohiI.
am boxes ana ctayonb give no lcNlAs
dren OF both sexes that always dear
pleasure OF makinga mess.
Games, toe, are excellentin 9; family
where there Is more than n child,
and Tor both boys and girls, pig md
little. books are always aud altogethes
admirable. The choice OF these should
not be Q mere haphazards affair:
The purchase OF mechanical toysiis
usually wasteot money. The delicate
machinery will not bear unharmedst the
energetic handling OF the ayeragesmall
boy or girl, and a play thing that can
only be enjoyed under parental super
vision is q disappointment 70 the child
and O nuisancest TO his guardians.
One caution should be especially OBJ
served in the choice OF toys Tor very
I1fNklAL ahfIa H0nH HA nv H0h nfIlh hA AnnhI
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CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec Is-cattle, receipts 1000
mead. shipments 5000 heed; market l0agQc
higher o n best gradest choice native 80 1bs
kt6ckcrs q 60a3 q cowS $45Q19 2. Hogs. receipts
$1,000 head: shipments $500 head; mlRtket weak
and talQc loWer: mixed and packer - ga
& ~: brine heavy 50 60lG 90: prime llght SO e1l
SD Sheep. receipts 600 head; lhipmbnn1,500
head; market kllghtty higheft natives 9Sia
62S, wethers 9t4oai So lambs T6aS ~.
R1Sr I.tlElTY. PA. Dec. M!-cattle. receipts
go head shipments 690held; market Eteadys
VI 61aSa6; a0cke1s2 gQa9 T5f feeders S 2a8 %;
frcsh COWS SIS 70 So. Hog1 feeelpp 800 head.
Shipments loo bead market allow and fair;
,iieht o. best PhiladelphiaE s b9ae 90 Sheep,
receipts 100 head; shipnentSf 800 head; mar.
Eet Irm on R0odnnl SLOW IN common; prime
isTS0a5 sSttnfto good St2iatG0 common 81 Goa
801S lambs 81 0Ql6 %; ye4lcalyes 81 p1a6 70.
orSerNS1ft4 O., pee M=Hoga lower At s. ia
9 n reeeIpa 500 leadf shipmenls l 800 head
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NfvYonr. D6of9l-BuSinoEs In dry goods
.WhS m0denstoAs fegnrdsnow demands, but with
steady movement inle3eoutlon OF otdefs,
Thore were no now developments Tho market
8 Epopg at bothdt and second hands.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec. uL-wheat weak: No. 3
rcdSpotand December 72aT2Ae; January 7alEc:
February 7l6; May 7SEEe. Cornweak; mixed
spot and year 40; January TIC; Febru'
any 47NG Oats steady No. 2 white western
4Saflc. Ryo quiet: No.2 $50 Butter firm;
faney esc. ohers unchanged. Coffee quiet;
Rio t6%e.
TOLEDO, o., Dec. 21-wheat active and firm.
Ndg9tkSh and December 11he; May 7Sc, Corn
dull No 2 cash &c. Oats dullacash 85c Clio.
January 81 s.; FebruaryS 81 ooi March sTl9a.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22
HELpPuI ~suddEsrIoNs.

The best plan to pursue, considering
all things, is to buy Christmas gifts
early in the season, andIto pick up lit
tie tribes that commend themselves by
their beauty, and cheapness. After you
examine your purchases you will sci.
dom fail of ud that many OF them will
lust suit friends concerning whose gifts
Won hayo been in uncertainty. A
pretty cup and saucer for this one, a
memorandum book for another, q letter
opener or q court plaster case for a
third, q paper weight OF q letter clip tor
aiourth.
While large and handsome Ritts, Ike
sofa-cushions, worked to%ot-rests, table
covers, and the like, cannot be made
except at considerable expense. there
ara smaller gifts that cost less. The
oma who knows how to do drawn-
work, hem Stitching rs wellas enlbroidt
cry. eau work wonders with q piece Of
fine iiaensand d handful of silks. She
produces bureau and sideboard covers,
toilet sets, doilies, centre-pieress cary.
ing-cloths. trayscloths, and asvartety OF
dainty trities. Thciehiei expense about
many Of theso Sthingsis the Htamptng-.
m eSoenseth That ia remoyedAin the case
Of woman who can draw her own de
signs or possesses a Stamping ouths
10 cousTRY pwi1IxRs
But someone may say An this is
very nice for the people who are IN.
town, but what shall be done inprcpas-
ing Christmas gifts by those who live.
Ia the country and cannot pick up bar
gains aEevery corner2
Then send what you can get
wonler that more country people.
do not appreciate how much they can
do with what they have. They are few
CITY people who would NOT appreciate.
die gift aof. a box or bag u chestnrts
walnutS hickory nuts butternutsh hazel
nuts. OF beech nuts. stu fewer are
there who would not delight in the ar
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Fsompittsbureh l0:UOfa m. daily and l2tN
m, daily, exceptsunday; $50 and 9;le M
Washington accommodation. 7ss9a m daaf
except SUNDAY,
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MN YonH. pee 4tl-Petrolnum was dun, only
300 barrels changing hands az 62 clos
ing at B2Hc bid and v feRaked. Pennsylvania
6iE. spot 5alns none; January option sales 1000
barrel,
ouScfrY Pa. pee T-opaned and lowest
Ssd.Highost $40 closedaf h2tfc; sales u.010'
cicarancaE 1tg0Q0f baITelsi shipments
500 barrels; runs ss6f4 barrels.
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NV Yoll pec. M.-Pif Iron dullt American.
81 0dafb "a, Copper iirmt lake. S2 q Load
Etgedy. domcstief0 So Tin steadyi straits
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-12-22
SOME G0MMONSENSE SUGGESTIONS
Aase.Ionate elylag.-useeal Hama

NfaIa NEFarIW
Christmas Donations From Country
Friends.
leorH1doTTEp, ls22 M eH1isrtsE TEAHusr l1Ee,
nick
There are several confederation that
90 TO make nnthe yaiueiofa Christmas
IA $50 "a 4So nrsca.
paldlorH
One Of these Is the spirit inwhich It
ia given dutv nresent-one that Ia
-. hi. ...sa,ad and.
\
not pecause ola rehabilitation OF esteem
that flowers out in theshape Of agift-
iayalneiess mn matter howmuch money
cost
Another consideration IS the appro-
~priateness. You may, love Your friends
imost dovotadIv INT n ,nr nrasent n
M ues' pu 9u pssssus :
mAap 70 man VINO nsset
smokes, or Q teapot to q woman who
sne spsI asao
sssy vii 1sobably oas snd HI ali nnitsia
thiakine that your good viii is mex
cessGt your %perceptiye qualities;
sun lthlrd eonsleefattoa eaes value
20 ~ gn sSmesnsng tnu aIe mSA
y sas ~ ta.. "a a.. ~
pgssesses yatqe ~ yes " " .
clplens 9ptIe .S Pup sSS
y teleSsioa ~ tSEs
noukn sons tn sns y
g5s iSs iii esfs a.
.ne MI1;s an WIsa y ~
pucnsss ~ ahSe N laH
mouaI ss ~ 1870 az stsss
.eswno ,Isa1 ~ sssSil lssoign in tbs
y pSa y ns ~ e ~
pta s.aassSsSs s fssn, ~
saiS t9r ~ " " .Sns
moNye eAseps .naS - esi hos y Us 3
napPLness - sons yns sn t 49, ~
nonoEi ~ seSolu Paass, " ss sSo@
snosgn oi ahais ~sm
Io Ls sS;.annsn aaS
snemseiYes gy snshl apHes eisI ,tats
tass; pus hos sess, W NJ !. nes
MI Aaues 90 VIZ AS
o
COMMON skNsh ~ sg4tss
christmas CUTS s9ouio never pe
burden; but alasi they often are.
Many woman Of lghs purse toSAs LOT
watd,to tne ,hollaay season WIN PCS.
NV Sreaa, s.oEesssln tne eApeHs sne
a w ~ a algs1 " ~, dc a4s,. "a
aon,p lton ~ snsV ssss,
Sgrissaas hoE tnfeso nntss.snat
lanent one ~ utastss ~ avs,
whose gehetosllyal y
pofI.onsto 9 ine9me. =
only tlne ~ Ine year mnsI s
WISH Ina tnnlaa tIlen y
yes ~ q, Snristmas s4sps an-
tne o. t9s same IMP
- allsMtong. ths plesseas psa
l ll 81 lns yeas I Sassnt. y ~ 'bSsse
Mllnlt VOC y pyIne.
1et whas Y one 70 ao w M tn SEg
lamily etIele an9 Maiy she
Goes hot WISH heEseat opeh NV
suspssl9n 81 nsss' ns.; as SsssaI;
Ieei tna sne VIII! us.lse
ana otnsE Apenu 5uPoh s,5 49,
glvlns tue Monty sne tsss
u Juss uepss aea tSs
thepnrcnaseot h~ecesssrAes
NEAT HOME PRODUCTIONS.
"A common answer Offered TO- such q
nrobiem h the sneeestion that the
- Tha
presents suat9 y
woman who is skilled with brush or
pencil may, indeed, evolve calendars,
photograph:cases, picture-trames and.
easels, panels, card-trays, and: scores Of
other pretty and dainty gttts from card
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For Pittsburgh. 61o and7;2oa M. dally; ~
n M. daily. except Sunday.
gFor Pittsburgh and the East 6;g9, p m. 9aaa1Mty
Washington Accommodation 50ops M dAll
except Sunday.
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Cotton.
cscnnkn, Q nee a-ccttonS teadyi mid
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When Babyiwns sci, ve gave her cassortA
Whom Shswasa Child. she cried for castoria
wher che became Ms, She chung 70 castoria.
when she had caldren, sSs sayoth them cassOria
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CINCINNATI, o., Dec. 2l.-Fourfrm aud quiet.
Wheat stronger No. 2 red CSC; receipts 1900
bushels; shipments 900 lbusheiE Corn dull and
easier; mixed axe. oat3 steady; No. > mixed
$1,000. Lard strong at $40 % Bulk meats
steady at$s62k Bacon steady atS976 .Whisky
steady at 81 90. Bntter, egg, sugar and cheese
steady and unchanged.
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Made and Home.p esigned Presents.
Make EARLY Pnrchases--YaIued
christmas Donations From Country.
Friends.

.e=oralaanEEg. q ~ snls.stsE EEaHgssas /
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The provision traders who sold all products
onthe decline yesterday, In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hogs to-day were busy most Of b day getting
the tul fback, and tho market closed ati Us high
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PRESENTS.
tobe Conaideredin select-

ing Appropriate Gifts.
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wHEEnNa 9 GITrsBURaH pIyIsIoN

ef ~ PGIsiTHviiis accommodation 12pSp mani
ib:a5 M, daily, except Sunday.
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ASH S.sIsia sss.i { Il. G i:I5 S.:i...3
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time OF the year ought not to bring
with it burdens too heavy to be. borne.
Yet what isone to do who has a large
circle and many friends? She.
does not wish to lay herself open to the
suspicion OF stinginess, neither does she
feel that she can with justice 70 herself
and others expend upon the luxury OF
giving the money she should reserve
for the payment OF just debts and for
the purchasaof necessaries.
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potroIoum,

,otSorSNGffe e. Dec M-Hoga lower q 81 -
Is; leeeipt 700 head shipments ! 500 head
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hard upon her purse.
Istood IN a Broadway shop one day
during the last holidays, and in the in
taryal of waiting that elapsed between
theipayment for my purchase and the
return OF my parcel and change /
watched with INTEREST," the mental strug:
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SENSE N BUYING.

Christmas gifts should never be a
burden; but, alasl they often are.
Many a woman of light purse looks for
wardto the holiday season with posi-
tive dread, ~toreseeing the expense she
iii affnrd 10 ihear
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
MADAME, LULU, AND EMMA
An Interesting Trio who Have Left the

An Interesting Trio who Have Left the
City.
Madame Ulrich, the ladies' hair-dress-
er, and her daughters Lulu and Emma
have left Los Angeles. 1t is said that
the madame has gone to New York, but
she neglected on her departure to leave
her exact address, and she left her
numerous creditors in the lurch. Nine.
Ulrich first started in delicatessen In
Los Angeles with her husband about
a year ago. This did not prove
great financial success. So about
February last she stopped selling cooked
meats and opened ladies' hairdressing
and manicure parlors on North Spring
street, near First. Here she advertised
to do everything that was impossible, in
cluoipg the restoring of gray hairs to
their natural colors. After being in
business about month and not seeing
enough in sight to take her to the
worlds fair, she began advertising for
partner with small capital. When the
much-wanted partner would put in an
appearance madame would explain that
her business had grown to such large
proportions that it was too much Tor
one, notwithstanding the fact that che
had two daughters to assist her. She
would then make an appointment for
the intended purchaser to come to her
place of business on a certain day to see
her large trade.
In the meanwhile she would hustle
around and get all her friends to call
and have their hair fixed the day the
partner was to come. Somehow OF
other she never made her play success
fully for the reason, it is said, that she,
woman like, talked too much.
The last party whom she negotiated
with saw through the game, and desir.
ing the store she occupied she offered
Madame Ulrich about the price of the
furniture that was in her manicure and
hair dressing parlors, and the offer was
accepted. On Monday Madame tried to
get her trunks out of Mrs. Jones's
house, on Broadway and First street
but the lady declined to give them up
till Madame ponied up what was owing
her. She finally paid up and shipped
her boxes east on Tuesday, and left with
her daughters on Wednesday. She was
very anxious that no one should know
that she sold out her business, but the
woman who bought her out refused te
lie for her, as requested, when the
numerous bill collectors were searching
for her.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
THE ANGELS SHUT OUT.

Peaehb1Ow Hoffman's Curves COuldn't
Be Hit With Safety.
Special to the HERALD.
OAKLAND, April 22.-The Angels suf-
fered defeat at the hands of "Peach-
blow" Hoffman and his band of fielders
today. The game was short one. The
Angels hit the ball into che hands of a
Frisco man nearly every time they
came to the bat. Hassamaer, Glenalvin
and Hanley did some nice fielding.
Hofman's work in the boz was the feat
ure of the game. Stafford also pitched
a good game and was accorded good sup
port. The Oakland grounds seem to be
the Jonah of the Los Angeles club.
Lohman and Smith have been let out
of the Oakland club and four more will
have to 60 next week.
WIN. M. EDWARDS.
By the Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, April 22.-The game
at Oakland this afternoon resulted in
the Los Angeles team being shut out
without run. The superb pitching of
Hoffman, backed by the splendid field
Ing OF Frisco, was the snag that the
southern men encountered. The game
was well played throughout. The score !:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
'1sain Prevents Two OF tho Six National
League Games.

Rain Prevents Two Of tho Six National
League Games.
CLEVELAND, April ga pitchers
game, Mullaney having little the best
of it. Doyle's two errors at short-stop
lost the game at Cincinnati. Cleveland,
l; Cincinnati, 4. Batteries: Davis,
thinner; Malioney, Carrigan.
BROOKLYN, April 22.-Brooklyns won
by punching of hits in the first. Brook
lyn, 81 Philadelphia, 5. Batteries :
Foutz, Daley; Thornton, Clements.
LOUISVILLE, April 22.-Louisville took
the lead in the second and was never
headed The game abounded in bril-
liant plays. Louisville, 3; Chicago, l..
Batteries: Stratton, Weaver; Hutchin-
son, Kittredge.
PGrrsBURa, April 22.-Bretenstein
was knocked out OF the box in the first.
Calvin was brilliantly supported. Pitts
burg, IA; st. Louis, 3. Batteries: Gal
vim, Mack; Bretenstein, Caruthers,
Buckley.
New YORK. April 22.-Washington
game postponed; rain.
Boston, April c22.-Baltimore game
postponed; rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
THERE WILL BE FUN.
The 'Crackerjacks" who VIII Play
Ball.

The ''Crackerjaeks" Who VIII Play
Ball.
The insurance men play this afternoon
at Athletic park for charity, the sum of
one dime being charged for admission.
The game will be called at 2:30. and
those who will don baseball costumes
are:
Benedicts: Wachtel. C; Hicks, p;
Hart, 1b; Webb, 2b: Yates, 3b; Bon
sail, IS; Silent, rf; Lyndall. CT; Scott,
If. Substitutes We. L. Blanchard, Ben
IL. Ward, w. Campbell, Theo Summer
1land.
Bachelors: Montgomery, 3b; Fleish-
man. C; Hicks, p; Urmston, 1b; Work
man, CT; Greening, 2b; Wheeler, If;
Conant, rf; Vetter, IS. Substitutes
w. B. Dean, J. T. Griffith, II. R. Hanna,
David Munroe, Will Sabichi.
The double umpire system will be
tried, II. w. O'Melveny and W. F. x.
Parker being the victims.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
THE Y. w. G. A.
Opening Of the Second Annual Conven-


Opening Of the Second Annual Conven-
tiOn.
The young ladies of the Y. w. G. A. oi
Southern California opened the second
annual convention at the university last
evening. There was a large attendance
and good eprinkling Of the sterner sex
The students of the university of South
ern California gave royal welcome to
these delegates.
The meeting was opened with Mrs.
Julia E. Whitcomb of Glendora in the
chair. Blessed Assurance was sung and
Mr.. Ball, secretary of the Y. M. G. A.
in Los Angeles led in prayer.
Professor A. Hardy welcomed the del
egates in behalf of the university in his
pleasing manner. The university quar-
tette, Misses Strong and Cook and Messrs.
Hall and Robinson sang song, to the
edification of the convention.
Miss Nettie Ward of Pomona college,
Claremont, responded in a neatsmanner
to the welcome. in behalf Of the dele
gates.
Miss Lillian Bovard of the 10. S. G..
rendered a piano solo.
Miss Smith, Pacific coast secretary OF
the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton, made an address on the needs OF
the work. She urged the Importance OF
strong bodies in young women. and a
special work in life. The object of this
association supplies the demand for the
elevation of womankind.
Mics Winans and Mrs. Carver rem
dered q piano duet.
Or. ]. P. Widney, president OF the
University of Southern California, spoke
on the subject, The College Women OF
Tomorrow. He urged the Importance OF
the united work of the Y. w. G. A. and
Y. M. G. A. in their grand work. He
drew picture in eloquent words of the
journey of life from Paradise Lost to
Paradise Regained, the man and the
woman hand in hand the whole wey.
Another song was sung by the Uni
versity quartette.
The remainder of the evening was
spent in hand-shaking and social inter.
course.
The following officers were elected
Mrs. w. @. Whitcomb, president; Miss
Mayhem, first vice-president; Miss
Webster, second vice-president; Miss
Noble. .,secretary; Miss Jones, assistant
recording secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-23
Il Pioneers Experience W3fh
Hoods S0rSdp0riIEO.

Il Pioneers Experience W3fh
H0oGs S0rSap0riIl0.
"I am pioneer in this county, having been
here 80 years. Four years ago my little son
Enery became blood-poisoned by impure virus in
vaccination. His arm swelled terribly, causing
great agony; physicians said the arm must be
amputated, and even then his recovery would
be doubtful One day I read about blood puri.
der, new to me, and was surprised to learn that II
was prepared by G. L Hood, with whom used IA
20 to school in Chelsea, Vt decided to have
my boy try Hoods Sarsaparilla, and was much
gratifed when 1t seemed to help him. He CON
tnued to grew better as we gave him the Sarsa,
parilla, and having used bottles is now entirely
cured. As Hoods sarsaparilla has accomplished
such wonderful results, recommend it all DOS.
hbly can" JEROME NJ. SLEEPER, Upper Lake,
Lake Co., Cal.
The City Treasurer
OF Lowell, Mass, says: "Yhe above is from my
brother, whose signature recognized. lam also
glad to testify to the excellence of Hoods Sarsa-
parlla, and to say that G. I. Hood & Co. are con-
sidered one of the most reliable firms in New
England" VAN B. SLEEPER, City Treasurer,
Lowell, Mass
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists 81; SIX for IS. Prepared only
BY G. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Masa
100 OOaeS One Dollar