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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05
EzgI.s1i. iKg!IssX3
CAN Be CURED
4 CURE GUARANTEED
DIR. j. b. MAYER,
l0l5 Arch ST., PhiIa. Pa.

Ease at once, no operation or delay from bus,.
ness attested by thousands of cures endorse.
1 mests o, bnssGs s a,dies ard prominent cit
4 suictly confidential. Send for circulars.
Office Hours H.M. to "a DIV.
! E0 NAMES FOE REFERENCE.
The following area few of the many TIM, povs
I'm entirely cured of Rupture by Dn. J. b.
Jacob G schant; $50 North BROAD st., Phia.
7. g. sheesly, Shelton. Deuphn Co., Pa.
E D. R Ross Ss lhoepiryille, Pa.
John 4 schearer Yellow HouseP. o. ,Berksco., p.
4. :. Kleingema. Lirekiln r, o.. Bcrks Co., Pa.
& Jones Philips, Kennet Square, Pa
z. Heritage, Mulica Hill, N. j..
Z. Z. Hess. Rock hill, Pa.
Y. A. Kreits, Slatington, Pa.
e. NJ Small, Mount Alto Pan
I: II, Kunkel, ISL Linden St. Ailsn.own. ~
Geo. W. Watt, Eorristnwn, Pa.
3. I. Benny. 614 g. 10Th st. Phila . 49,.
Rev. q. II, shermer, sunbury, Pa.
A. P. Lyimore, Woodbury., II. j.
iR saESt H. Ms,1 Il ls'h ST. 5Resdns
l.. 2. DeturE, Jr., Obey, Berks Co, Pa.
!. Genseheimer, Clayton, N. j. ..
e. PIpss ass Ts;II isa t Rs.gs
WIN. Grantland, Gloucester, N. j,
" seaw, winona Avenue. W. Of Morris strsse
Germantown, Phila.
YIN. DIX 1925 MontroEe st. Phila.
THOMAS b. Hartung, New Ringgold, Pa.
y. Leckel, 2231 Reese st., Phila.
y. q. Quimby, 24l Pearl St.. Reading, Pa.
Z. 9. Stanley, 424 Spruce st., Lebanon, n
a. Schneider, Locust Dale, Pa.
y. b. Noll, Limekiln p. o., Berks Co, "a,
Q: A. Deturk. Birtsboro, Berks Co., Pa
VIM. L. Harte nstne, Phoenix Vile Pa,
w. M. Linebach ,62l Washington St., Reading Pa
John G. Lyme, 1910 Howard st., Harrisburg, Pa.
Chas. Smith, Az Greenwich st., Phila.
Q. Burkhard, 439 Locust st., Reading, Pa.
9: G. Keehn, Douglasvilie Bsrks Co., Pa.
Henry L. Rowe, Pottstown. Pa.
@. l.. Swar.2, Poynette, Wis.
WIN. J. 3ibig haus, $40 Taylor st., Camden, Ni:r
Alfred Haley, Phillipsburg, Nj
r. Msgill. Glen Lock, Chester Co., Pa.
MI. 3eckard. Baird ST., Germantown, Phil
John shupe, Telford +. @, .songt. Co., ~
VIM. Ettipger, Leesport Pn.
+. Crabtree, 2904 palethofp st., phila
Il. 8. Greedy, 85l7 North 2nd st., Phs,s.
Philadelphia ONCE is closed on the End satuss
day Of each Llonth, DR.. J. u. Mayer being at tho
Hotel Penn, Reading Pa, to give treatment TO
--arsons in that vicinity on that day.
Z Or. J. b. Mayors terms for treatment ~ In
each of all. Call and get cured.
N. II. Persons from out of town can receIyo
.reatment and return home tho same day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

For cramps, palms. cnolic. diarrh era
eholera and kidney discusses, headache.
&c, use Dr. Sinms' Pain Searchsr. Ii
reileSes ana cures at once. Depot 6O,i
hing street Wilmington. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

IOtBLlC sALE-L. W. Stldham & Sou,
a. nuc, lonesrs No, Eass 9TH sire T..
Wilmington, Del, would inform the pup.
nc that they are prepared to call sales Os
personal properly or roIl estate in tho
9lty or country. Terms moderate, Second
NINA furniture ana carpets bogght.
thohe DO. -4 ....... jls.lm y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

Tar. Deb ARpTs
PisNNYn0vht PILLS
Are the only genuine Pennyroyai Pills
psade. Twenty-Five yonra' experience.
Bold by druggists. 0nlce, 400 N. Ninth
i,reot, Phiia. by mail or at Office, 81.
Advice free. ladies' beware of imita-
sions. us
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

Great bargains In dress goods at
bedaYen's, 306 Market street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

n VI ,a NJ - stahie on May steeet.
Ha oe' "ech en- ana 9TH. Monto, aud
q iua''l Si s,,eels' ny March goth. Apply to
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

h VI, nES I--2sOo and 1907 Market street
"1n rooms ana bath; 1905 Market
s,rss, ropIls, az conveniendes; 18th
n TsI,ni, 70 annals rooms. Apply TO
=. 'huii' az biarkct street. f3.1u
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

LNoR sALE-At a sacrifice. rne 3.story
Il BRINK residence. No. 1917 ". Eighth
street. lot 13!Nsls, 10 rooms and bath
front piazza and yard. large back ward
and rear balcony; tine nelghborhood, ele.
giant view oil tho park. city. country and
tiror $500 cash 5000 mortgage Must
sell. Call or address SOY Washington
street. iS0,im
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

Great bargains In dress goois nj
DeHayen 8. 3O6 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

This Is great opportunity to buy
q good eoat-lass than value. ut Lip
pincotrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

IIIYtM HENFp F.
| n gsa hsth s1-room house, with
class co,,at,,ai anu nellar heater. first
stand AM ou steEant milk and ic
Marl.ct At rpa,S 70 george Bright. 7l1kI
hnhct strect. i91-6
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

pUBLlc SALE-Will be sold Mt pubic
i sale. on the farm OF the late Robert
COOK. deceased, formerly known as the
Alexander Crawford farm. situated shout
ono mile west of Ogletown, In White CLAW
Greek hundred all the personal properly
OF the late Chas. Henry Smith. deceased,
ON WEDNESDAY. FEB. %. 1891.
At 10 O'Clock. n m. sharp.
i head of good work or driving horses
10. !. Dixie. sorrcl horse, years ola
q ilrst-clnss driver and good worker.
10. :. Nellie. a fine brown mare, Year,
'olu wei btoaen TO single and double
No. D. Bette. a dun mare with blaoA
points. 4 years old. This mare promised
10 lie a fine roadster.
No.4 Ned, a dark bay horse. years
iold. an excellent worker.
nc. =; Fannie u large sorrel brood
mare ii years old; an excellent Worries
AID good driver.
No ., Dot, chunky bay colt. 8 years
oldi partially broken.
No. :. Hackey. a sorIe ell, colt. ] year old.
Iot excellent stock.
( u head OF superior home-ra ised milch
cows. many of them with calves by thelf
isldc9' ana the Others either fresh or close
lsprihgers; Durham auil. ayears Old. one.
nall OF ~ head of sheep. many OF taem
win lambs by their sides: y fine shonS
pigs.
Farming implements . farm wsaons
with hay riglrings.i on cart plank roileN
l Deerlns binder, mowers one new;
grain dril' double harruws, 2 sulkey
cuiiiNatprs, hand cuittvntors, / fardo
dearborn, noiop buggy, top buggy.
carria &c pole, sleigh, 1 cora shelter
disk harrow, 3 plows, pra II
trurh. vince barrow, disk com mhrkcn
small peach wagon single and doubil
trees. carriage. wagon and pillow harness
forks, RACES noes, shovels, cow chajuA
grain bags carpenter tools / farm bollcn
creamery. churns, butter boxes. MN
buckets, pans. cook stove. large pprloi
siove with reg isteI, and many other ar
tlcIes not mentioned. one bnlf Iaerose
N w ac' csol wheat In the ground. NJ, IL
rus 9tle is perenDtory, not TO be posf
ppned on Indictment weather, as tbfre ID
abundant shelter on this farm for man
ana beast = lunch will be served hos
tween y and O'Clock.
Terms OF sale On all sums OF saS and
under cash. ON all sums over that a.uounl
a credit OF months will he givcn uy thG
purchaS r giving a hnuknblc notp vitH
an approved endorser no interest 10 ~
demanded II notes are paid when inGI
outlt not pad wnen nae interest Ia 10 I'D
paid from date OF sale.
J; ALFRED SMITH, Administrator. J
u, w. stidhain & Son. Aucts. jaI 4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05
IL ORSES I JDlSEs 4
HORSES IL tRSEs |
Sy E

WIN be sold at public sac. at Brodheads
stable Media, Delaware county, Pu.. Oh
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY s. 1894.
Atl.2o p. IN. sharp. q
i2i flne Somerset County Horses. iuojnd.
lng some extra large draft, general put,
pose and fine driv. ing horses These
"a orscs are well broken, thoroughly 40.
ic'tuatrd and can be seen DAYS before
sale. dt Rrodhcads stable. MeiIn. All
horses guaranteed as represented. aand
\ months credit ID. D ZIMMERMAN
ID. u. Cochran. Manager.
l.. W. Stidham & Son, Aucts 1861
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05
{. levy's Con fidential Loan Office

Rooms 4Hnd 5 in lie EXCHANGE Builo
Ing. corner seventh ana Marker 81 reets
advances money on personal property OF
al descriptions. ~ low est rateA Private
consultation room attached. Open even
iilgs until s o'clock. is-,r
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

A UCfIoNEERs' CAhp--w, j. I.ank q
= \ son, Auctioneors, wish to iufor m
Their patrons aud many friends THAI thsv
are prepared to call sales Of real or pefs
sonai property OIL shortest notice aud "a
reasonanIe terms. Call or address LANH
" son. Tenth ana Clayton streets. Wlis
mingtun. Del. nIS-ltn-uod i
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

h M., nN IN 4. eth street. between
Iocatinn anu Ming streets All excellent
lst,,ra az ~. iient business, Will rent
l6ol Wssb"n. ~ ueslred. W. II. Morris
- " ~Shi'ktou street. ik.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

n 'o,S hEN ~ Sir-room brick houaes
in 10y 90, ai . oio ana siS Is 3 xth St.
IN a, goon como tion front yards. Very
owner. John II. Hartman, Ala L. fourth
street. fs.i5,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05
49, q
FOH RENT,

Paiaful tcctn,ng. colic, dInrrhdsaDre-
ttnted and cur ed by lIoopers' auouyne,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05
IoT'ICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

II viii be TO your Interest TO eutrust
any reutable property 10 our care. None
Dat reliable tenants nccepte ed. Best of
care. fersnnnl attention given. Charges
reasonable Cail or send for furthe. par.
tlculars. HAWKINS & CO
pl.4m We il2 Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

htN Nice s,story bricA house,
- iooins hnd oath at Ilo2 Head st.
a. a. Ely W chfIst STUCK, 200 East Front
o'ieoe. f3-3l|
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-05

T AIDES When others have failed 10
IL make success in straighteni my
your hair call AT Mr-. Wllllnmson's where
satisfaction will be guaranteed by her
new preparations. Telms moderate. 2l3
Vest sth street tIl-2It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
PASTOR HENDERSON ARRESTED.
Mrs. Jaeksss. . Member OF hts CeaErsga-
too In Norrissw.. the Aeeus<r.

Arrs. Jaehss.. . Ms.ssr OF Hts CeaErsgs-
tIoa IN Norrisiswp. the Aeess<r.
MoRRIsrowS. n. J.. Feb. 2L-Ths Rev L n
Henderson. pastor OF the Bethel African Meth
odist Episcopal Church Of this city. was Ar
rested to-day on charges preferred before
Police Justice Stillwell He came from Della
ware about TWO years ago. He Is eolorsd
man Of good appearance. dresses well. AID
wears ElasssA Among the members Of the
young married woman. Ella Jackson. the
husband Of the woman. while working ct As
bury Park two summers AFRO was arrested on
Q charge Of bigamy and sent TO State prison
While he was there the Rev. Mr.. Henderson
frequently visited MIRA Jackson at her home
In this city. These visits caused much gossip
s., a. ,S.s ssS.rs n. Der. Of the church
night. that, they found the pastos there. and.
sys-Slssssa several times the Board q
6. pss.ss 9 mend 81: ..s fs. stt. esd
meeting. always resulted In his sIculDatiOn
Ls.s Tsssday night q: Board ST., e Trustees :s.
soo 1s. handed In Sy Gsorss Yssss one Of the
trustees, and the spperintsndsnt q the sab
to return IL. he said be had burnt It mp Yea
tsrdAJ Henderson, left home. and returned last
night bringing with him the Rev Walter
Thompson OF Assury Park and the Rey. Frank
Smith Of Js.sss City This morning e. ne .h dss
her . dosums emit to sign In the document
there was an agreement TO place her In > ma
tsrnity hospital; pAy all her sxpenssS and give
her 400 in cash
II vas also agreed that Ellis Jackson, her
husband. vas TO receive S5O0 In return Mrs
Jack son was to stipulAts that she would N AXE
no criminal charges against the accused pas
tor. MTS Jackson not only refused 10 accept
the money but upon advice OF friends. visited
Police Justice Stillwsll and caused the warrant
for the pastors arrest to be tssusd
The Board OF Trustees met to-day and de-
eided TO lock the doors Of the church to pre-
vent the accused pastor from holding services
In the edincs to- morrow.
Warrants were Issued this morning for the
srr~st OF the Rev Messrs- Thompson and
Smith, charging them With aiding and abet-
ting the aee used pastor In an effort TO bribs
Mrs. Jackson. Neither Of the Waiting minis
tiers will be allowed to preach In the church to-
morrow.
Pastor Henderson was arrested at noon. He
furnished ball to await the action OF the GRAD
Jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
HIsIkR's WORST AND LASx
ThIs 10 FrahsSiJ the F1aAl Processes. As-
ssraiak 20 Prophet DasA.

IhIs is FrahsSiJ the F1aaI Frsss--sp. As-
ssraIak e Prophet DasH-
The sample Of weather that the prophet
Elias b Dunn provided for New York ysstsE-
day was the hnsst thing OF the Kind that he
has given Us this year. He says also that Il IL
the last Nit of the kind that he has In stock.
ana he wanted to get rid Of It before II got out
OF season IL began By smashing the years
record for days drop In the thermomstsE.
The mercury dropped twenty degrees in As
many hours Then tt smashed another record
icT the year By touching six above zero At
o'clock In the morning But twasnt satisfied
Ss 'sa dai 81 SGa aSS to-
gress we're knocked on. lowering the record to
4. The sun, got fair hold On tbs
sunset when the mercury began q fall again.
Nj, Dunn said that IL was CUSTOMARY for
hs to q:i ue s sna seS yss I
that ~hlls this snap might be : surprise 20
s %s%o ad he custom 81 al n. T asatS.l
ofnesEs to do the sane thing and therefore
the e9ld yesterday vas Esasrsl IL sA,sndsd
AVA out to sea. and iI extended, too, from
British America 20 the Gulf Of MsIieo. The
At PsrSS sound to ~ aboSs at Ksy West. NJ,
RGaa sAid thai ne sgIP! 81 I Sd LOUD .s
il would bsEtR 70 get warmer. aAd on Monday
ssid 81 S;'h = tSroSgh lin siPs's S SaIsi'
which is very possible though act pIObA bic"
The wind Yesterday about NsW York varied
cane right IRON uP the Hudson- lt blew the
SAtsT cut Of the river and out Of the bay 10
such AZ extent that the feIryhOAts IN their
slips stood d0Sn 6slOu the DLidgss sndfoOked
a. IL thsT NsTs latsTslEed- The UAtsT il the
oil tax Dssisehisaa sSd be TSs Ms boat
sgrOaBd % ROhbin's Reef; Tue lAAk NOTIAsrA
llEht grounded In ths hill FOA all
e1IT had ESt down 70 ~ AgaiR At midnight
aAd sas stll1 fAlhaE
season lhFoaE bout New YoEk statsl The ihsF-
monster reSistsrsA Ia 70 ~ bsloH ssro Il
sad .sbegt wStsrtSWa, az bsiss p C0EtlsAd
29' 70 % below u sAEateEA 22' below IL
ssfsst sSEIS z I pr ssiS~ "A o%AAisAAEA~ 10
fhs TsElslsFsa lea DsFslaEs Yesterday Aofs.
~ II sts CAssAss8 y.llty 81 estsssa 20
fha tsaEsEsssES e4rlas tAs AZ EaAEsd b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25

Eseh r. T-r- C,,-s.s % h. .-s I,s.ses
Il Il = Peal Rsan NinAnz

4, "A . Poe, R,,- vv,,s.,-
s..-.. r. .,
mi: long , Island !, town who h.a t.sem: YEAR,
OF the duinsss Of Lent sought diversion last
night In rather unusual fashion and came to
ersL All ~ 'osn lns soou, ,o,o ,.
ana one OF the young women Is doing little
49, az. ,.s,s,.... :. a." 80, ~.
plored ths teuieusness OF the times. Ihey
were all bright. vsll-educated. and veil-brel
Girls Init thev ware vofuIlv denressad and
80 .s.s -. =, - ~ -
,h.n me- nssO'U H " some 'O'' " ene''
what .a, -. ao "a h.v. ann. IN, ., the,
asked one another. and finally one Of them
laid out for her com panions q most amazing
sohsms. II vas notbjn9 I..s than 10 20 10 a
S...i. -, -. :. .s -,,,. 49, -.
young men Of their acquaintance wsr. in the
habit Of visiting, and peep in 10 see what they
49, a. ,,,s.,. 80 80. - ~ 49,, a.
vereooing. without Stopping 10 CONSIDER the
scheme the girls set out for the POOL room.
A iittl. alley runs along one side Of this
alley the girls entered and crowded around
On. -t,dov. On. ~ IN. giris .u0g.at.d that
.ss ,..u = 1890 -.-
tney nsd pettsr AL 20 into the ysro anu psep
in from the rear to avoid being detected py
booi room. The Windows here we're rather
high, and the lower halt OF each was screened
on the inside One Of the girls got an empty
box that Was standing IN . corner Of the yard,
and. placing it under the window. stepped
upon Il and peeped In.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25

There are two great spoehs In child life. that
Of loag ago and that Of the present For the
long ago We 60 back 20 Greece. No nation
ever so fully realized that the child 10 father
to the man They appreciated the influence
Of environment. and the child was surrounded
with pictu-es. statues, music and poetry The
growth Of the mind was not allowed to inter
fsTs with the development OF tho body.
What are We doing to-day for the child
What are We as nation doing for our chill
dren Every child. whether the con Of . mil
lionaire or the daughter Of Q laborer. 10 in .
sense the ward OF the State. for upop the child
OF to-day depends the future streHgth OF the
nation and the welfare Of the rae& Holmes
sars the physical culture OF the child should
begin 300 years before the child 10 born
Only better men and women can create .
new and better condition The physical
condition Of the child 10 the nrst thing to
b attended to. The nrst efforts Of the
physical culture We should first pAy attention.
and dress the child accordingly. Dress 10 one
OF tae hrst thlngs that greet US whom Ne come
Into the world. and Il remains with US until
death From the cradle to the kiudsrga ften 10
. tryine time 10 clothing the child The
heslthful The shoes should be made to pro-
teet the foot instead Of simply ornamenting
l.. runover heel should never be allowed In
the house Mothers are not careful enough
aboqt the little things that are tnnusnetng the
Savs heard 81 he es.Ids dus, to Il. psrsnt.
let US hssr semsthing OF the duty Of the
Parents to the child. Ia. s-... .4. ..t tf- te ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
RELIEYISs zHH xkEDK.
D,s,risuae.s Nsss ~ sAe s-IY-ss Ci-s .,
the Actors Funa.


D,strfbutie.s Hasae ~ the e-1S4se CI-s s.a
the Aetorvf Funs.
The Cisco Club distributed yesterday
among various organisations for the relief Of
the Door $500. The General Committee re-
ports that 200 clubs are now Registered. and
that contributions from these average between
500 and $500 weekly. Besides relieving
many persons directly. they have an employ
mont bureau at the Cremorns Mission One
Of the latest additions to their sources Of in
come Il . list Of subscribers containing the
names Of e21 employees Of TIFFANY 4 Co, who
One thousand three hundred and thirteen
bursemsnt. This 10 the heaviest weekly pay
mont made this year. the previous payments
having averaged about 81 600 None Of the
actors hssitated to take the money because Of
the odd sequence Of the fgureA
The Tammany Fall General Committee Of
the Seventh Assembly district collected 81 500
for the relief OF the needy poor, and Yesterday
Alderman Joseph Martin and william p. Mitch
ell distri buted the sum among the organized
charities OF the dietrict.
The Comanohe Club Of the Third district viii
hold . ball lat the GermaniA Asasm oily Rooms
to- morrow evening to raise funds for the des-
tituts Of the district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
DIDs,r PUr UP LIScoLS's CABIN
The Logs wbish the -aAn sPlIttsF" sPHt
Lie IL . Chicago Alley.

The Logs Wbish the -aAn spiIttsF" sPnt
Lie IL . Chicago Alley.
CHICAGO Feb 24.-Ia the alley between
Michigan and Wabash avenues. near Four
tenth street Is pile OF old loEL They have
been there for nearly two years. uneared for
and unpEotsetei Not dozen people in Chi
esEo know the real value Of that log pIla but
II 1T we're generally known that almost every
one Of these logs we're split BIZ an axe In the
hands OF Abraham Lincoln. there probably
would lie little left to show, as q whole. the
famous log ca hia built In $50 ~ Lincoln and
his father For years this ese4a served the
The pTo!seI az bringing the leg cabin 20
Chicago was a eommeEeial one because
LibDY Prison Was brought here and was sue
there we're msnT other historical structures
that would be equally attIaeuye, 20 the John
BrOwn foEt az HgE2eTs feTTI vas t3Tn from
itE home and set up - shoS- ~ vas
failure, Thea az Casls loE eaeia Eas
ioTn as that Of tie igTL Before these fall
GsoTzs N Bozus decides that Lin.
eola's old log cabin hone would put
thousands Of dollars ia Their pOckets tuEing
the Worlds Fair season. TheY sought the
structure for $1,000 and sent george q
GATbssJ down 70 Coles county, IL. u take the
cabin down AAd shlP II % CHEESE De per
formed the SOIk. and marked the loZs eta
would bs no trouble IN putting the material
tOEsthsT again 10 tta OEiginAl form, Two ysars
ago the material reached Chicago. but before
; EAtisiAet0rS ate vas secured the hackers Of
WAs never placed On exkibidOn- AeAntins
the logs ssEe stacked 10 piis IN the rear u
the John Brown fort building. AID there thsJ
AES t0-eAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-25
TALKED ALL DAY OF BABIES
,gg CLOSING THEHs OF ZEE Wo-
MANs cOEaREsG

Vr.rs. 81 ss--s Asvts. g. sss Netsers -
Tosus Penalties tro. Theee Whs 0ssht
- Essv-Ths Results 90 ths Congress.
tn. last symposium Of the womsn's Cen-
sr.s, for Improved Dress was held YESTERDAY.
The subject fer the day vas The Child and
II. Environment" Mrs Z NJ. Hudders was
10 have opened the discussion. but illness pre-
vented her from being present. Her paper
va. read By Miss z Marguerite UndlsJ the
Chairman. In II she said:
The baby Of the human family IL the N ost
h.ipless OF all living things. Think OF che
misfortune offbeinR the FIRST child Of an insx-
psr;eneed mother. Even more unfortunate 10
the child Of the mother whose emotional love
causes indulgence in over feeding. In continual
saressina. and exhibiting the sensitive little
mortal whose body and mind should be LETT In
rsposs; Of tire indifferent mother. who gives
ever the care OF her child to help whose inter-
81 IL oaiy In the money received for service