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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
The Catholic churcb the ohurei q: tlproyr.


Frederic L. CouaerD il, the duly L"pum.
ON" n0rr suggestion may be repeated
here which has recently been lnadc in Il
number Of the IoI..D,. Ia account for the
disIaN0r III which Catholics arc held
among certain ciaAscs Of our citizens
In" allegation Is ~ startling one, and
contains in itself such a tribut" Ia the
nobility and beauty Of tAcamclent chnrcl
that 1t Is hardly c0nceiyabl" that it cor
rectl% accounts i'll the slightest degree
1or such dlSihVor. The work OF the
church lmeanlnE the Catholic church,
1t is said, lies largely among Il poor
illiterate' and morally degraded class
and therefore that church naturally
shares III the odlnm OF their faults p If
this be true, then indeed, SO long us the
church retains the slightest claim 10 IL
divine origin and " divine purpose SO
long must that leproaeh be imputed to
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
New Alreral...s. ..... ). :.
.Nal gaaheRRf.
Twelfth Judicial District Court, Parish of
rCaIcasicR state 81 Louisiana.
MRs RAsGY PERKINS vs. &c n. PERklNs
No 2IS4

MI 3IlIS case haylng been regularly placed at
A. Issue after service Of citation 4sa petit
ton, was tl1edf0r trial and tried dune 25th /
1898, and the law aud the eyitlenee being hi
favor Of Plaintiff Mrs Nancy Kirkmaif aud
against defendant Claiborne 7 Perkins, 1t q
adiudged and decreed that there 81 jadg-
meat against Claiborne q sIssflsins and ififaVor
Of hts wife Nancy Hickman. ltssolving tic
community ut aeqlItts and gaiuB renowned
py said plaialih desiring d separation 81 prop
eriy between them Aud Judgments furtiier
giYen3n favor Of SAID Nancy Iflgman, sud
against hef said hGshaBd fpG Gin suH7of sey-
epteen hundred and GftgsBine elglitysstx one
Aundfeaths dollars fS1f59s6|, paraphefnal
fauds received sfd used gy linn t0r his aWn.
pHlpofes apl f4r costs d he taSad ana II Il
ordered that ms iud@meHt liz adFertisea
easieu Parish. III
Jsne feaa ana sigaed n open court Al
ltake Charles Aa,4 ihis &5tl daV rs aane 1854
lsignea) XII A GOURMET.
Judge f3Eh judicial District
Flied june 25til, 1894
tsigned He GILL Clerk.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
g - e. . 60 -. - !.

Pc III Ing described prppaRtY sit4sa4Bd IL LIN
katssl ri aleasieili State III 7 .8flisi4n taWit:
he spAtllNest IsaHleI Ri tile apFt invest jtlartet
at s9Gtiqn numbered enc, tQWAsllip numbered
eight sqili Qf range mice west cotltaihihs ioftY
acres IaeEe qt leass ~ IReppilea it, the piRt and
EeeQ!t books ri eaid H9gish ~ Gatcasian
Seized Hnd aT stsid Witt
IerAls Cash Qn tla5 af saIc
~. y. "a, HARTMAN
gonsialle 4lljFa Ward Galeasieu Parish, E4it
MAY 2aghl 5slA l4Ht
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
lahss Of all in 1savsning PoweEIatest S. Govt Report
WEATHER gRaP BIhIiFEIN,

I7or 5flia week ending Monday, Julg.2,
1881. fAe weather was lfottcr, dryer
and more suushiney than usual .inring
the past several days, themean5 tenlpara-
tarc Tor fllo week averaging several a.
s.rres lrfglrT tlfttf for fl1e nsarnc period OF
-Igraler y eArs, and tho Latter part Of the
week showing excessively high maNim
temperatures, III some portions Of east
Louisiana being the highest on record
since temperature observations began,
The showers Of pasl seven days were
generally light and very local III cAarau-
tel, and confined principally to the more
eastern part OF the state.
such It week, while excellent for cult
walton OF crops and TIA" growtt whcr"
thu soil was sufficiently wet, o. where
rains fell, and to cotton, cane, curling
cloyer and saving hay, i'll particular. was
yet nniavorabIc to many portions Of the
stat" that lacked moisture.
Early planted corn i'll the druuthy STE
| tions of the state Jared the worst ANA is
NOW il very precarioua condition; and
even the late plant stands greatly in need
of rain in such localities. In other pur-
tions Of the state though the corn crop
necds rain, generally, yet it Is in good
condition, and particularly soIu themorc
southern Parishes.
Cotton Las continued to improve. bul
even tins hardy suu plant shows some
! signs OF willing from the hot and dry
weather in some few localities A. IL
rule, huWeyer, cotton II doing Hnei}; mas
attained a growth waist-high Ill places.
il fall Of blooms, aud gives promise Of !,
good yield. Showers W0uIG nuNcN e.
prove highly beneficial 10 this ar with
other crops. The crop is remarkable
clean
Cane is IN generally excellent voudl-
ton and Is pretty much all Laid Icy. The
crop Is growing well has Il good color,
but is rather small tOr Ia, season IN some
localities
Rice II reported rather variability: In
the sections visited by rains an iniproy G
n4ent is reported, bH5 where the weather
Las Deen dry IIec planters are appleAeu-
sive that the Weld will be- cut short M
less generous showers come sool and IRE
quentiy
The weather Of the week Was pIrticu-
Larry favorable Ia curing Of clover and
saving hay which work is progressing
rapidly.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-07-06
Sheriff. SAKE.

Civil, District Court for the Parish Of Orleans,
STATE OF Luuisiana.-Nu. 430lg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
SEEksiEE-S SALE.

by virtue Of special execution and fee bill No.
654e Issued out Of the clerks o!ce OF the circuit
court of Rick Island comfy. and state of liinos.
snd to NE directed. wtcrebyi au commanded TO
make the amount OF n certain Judgment recently
Obtained araiust G W. Nosher in favor Of The
Peoples National Bank os Rock Island, ,ll .out oil
the lands, 'cncmrnts. goods and chittlcs OF the
said ccfendsnt, G. ". Mosher. ! have levied
upon the following property. towit: All that plrt
or portion Of Big Island living in Rock river that
hes between tn west line 81 the right OF way OF
the Poe Island ana Peoria Railway company,
ard the east line Of section numb fifteen (5 and
twenty-five (s2l in township number seventeen
,I11 north range two I2l west of the fourth prn-
clpal mcridian, in the county of Rock Island and
state of II nos.
Therefore, according tossia command I shall cx
,ose for sale Ct pabla anciion all the right. title
and interest of the above named. G. W. Moehei
In and to The above described property, on rti
day. the 2jth day OF January, at o'clock p. IN
a. the rorih door &c the Court House. ia TIC
civ vi Rock Islam. IN the county OF Rock island
and state o! Illinois, for cash In hand, satisfy
said Exec ton and fac bill.
Dated q, Rock Island this 2ri day ~ January
A. u. 1854 CYRUS ID. GORDON.
Sheriff OF Rock Island County. Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

student OF nervous diseases and a.rthcf
~ many noted trcai ises on the latter sub gees.
long since rcaitzai the truth OF the tirs-
statement. and his Restorative Nerylue
J. prepared on that principle. It's success
N caring all diseases arising from dcranGC-
mont pt the nervous system Il wonder
f.I, as tho Thousand of unsolicited test inc
mails TN possession OF Tie company ia2nuiac-
tIr.Ay re remedy amply prove.
remedy for all nervous disease such -
e adgche. nervous debility. prost IA Ion,
fecp.cssicss, dizziness Lysterin, sexual dc
Liiitv, 81, Niigs dance, epiierSy. etc. u Is
soid ny all druggists On Positive guarantee,
Y sent direct by The br. Miles Medical Co.
tikhart, Ind. rcccl ;is OF price, Il pee bot
.., six bottles ,or s., express prepaid.
restorative Ncrvinc positively .aiE5 no
spl3 - Og GSrgegous drugs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
ABBREVIATED TeleeRAMs.

The alleged lack of 5000 900 in bonds
belonging to the Stanford estate has been
explained. The bends are all right and are
held jointly by the estate and G. p. Hunt
ingtou.
Colawash Indians of Washington have
asscd government permission to burn one
OF their medicine men at the stake because
he failed to cure a sick chief.
in the Cadiz district OF Spain a band Of
men well armed and well mounted recently
entered the village OF Sentepi and abducted
rich farmer whom they took to the noun
tains with the intention OF holding him .
prisoner until a heavy ransom was paid.
Application has been made at New York
for a temporary receiver for the Thomson
Houston Electric company.
Adyiccs from Brazil say that the insur-
gent leaders are willing to settle the dis
pu:c by arbitration.
Lillian Russell and Sig. Perugin; an.
noance that they will be married at New
/ York tomorrow.
Joseph McNaUgho-, OF PittsbGrg. was
appointed receiver for the pittsburg Brass
company by Judsc Achcson. Of the United
States circuit court. The company manu-
features brass ana ether metal goods ans.
has been operating an extensive plant in
Allegheny, employing 800 men. The as
sets are place! at SiC9,OG) and liabilities
$1,000.
Frank Bcebe was driven out Of town by
Indignant citizens Of Gordon, Wis, be
cause he slanGerci women.
The unions OF the American Railway
uni0n alaGg the line of the Union Pacific
are filing petitions with Judge Dundy ask
| !rg him - instruct the receivers Of tbs
Union Paa:Gc 10 maintain tie Old schcdul.
Of wages.
Obituary: ~ Birmingham, Ala. Col
oEel > ohE - Branch, who gave che orde
10 Ere the FIRST gun at Fort Sumter in IS0l
At Milwaukee,, DR.. Rudolph y. Moss, age,
a.. At Peru. Ind. William Constant
aged 90. - Owineco, His, Napoleon Tur
geun. aged g.. At New York, George Bart
.e;t Prescott the electrician.
An enterrris:ng manager i endeavorin.
10 ret Dloadin. the veteran tight rope per
former. to revisit Niagara next summe
and repeat E:s feat u! carrying a man acro-
the falls a.. his shoulders upon a tigh
rope.
Colorado Springs contains the residence
Of tweniy-one millionaire
Dirizulu. tie son. and UndabukG
brother, OF the I-:lu king, Ce.awayo. u.
, ON the Island of 1t. Helena.
: At Irisht )yvn. "a rural district n short Iii!
lance from Carlyle, Ills. a number Of pc
: SONS were iavitel to attend n wedding, an
: when they were assembled Were iniorme
that couple had been married n year.
Supreme Court Justice Gaynor. OF Me-
York. has ic.idcd that street carCon du
tors canno. be required 10 make cham
iOT pas seiIgcrs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

CONGRESSMAN SPRINGER. in his
speech on the Wilson bill. asked
.'1f protection has done so much foi
wages. will my colleagues on th'
other side please tell why wages are
lower in protected countries than IL
countries having free trade? IN
every protected country with thu
single exception Of the United states
the rate Of wages is lower than IL
free trade countries" The Louis
vile Courier-Journal comments o'
the question ~ follows: MIR
Springer may ask that question
every day of the session and every
session Of the century. and he vii
get no answer. II has been asked
and asked time and again for years
and never yet has 1t received nm an
sWer. nor. so far NJ We have eve
seen. has any protection speaker o
organ attempted to answer It,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

REPRESENTATIVE Of manufacturing
interests are a. thick around iac
door Of the ways and means commit
tee room ut Washington rs flies on n
molassos barrel. Oaly few Of them
get inside the door. Nearly every
interest affected b. the bill. and thst
means every interest in the country.
has . representative there now. and
o. the senate MAJ make changes IN
the bill they arc likely TO camp in
the capitol all winter. and will prob
ably see the trees burs. forth into
Loaf next spring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

CHICAGO HERALD well says tn
Wilson bill cNempts from dutic
wearing apparel and the like Of per
sons arriving in the country To thu
value ~ $500. IL the American tour
list attempts to bring clothing from
abroad To more than that value h.
must pay duty on the excess. Thi
will he hard on our republican friend
Of American labor who have been il
the habit Of saving enough to pa,
their passage both ways 10y bringin:
home Saratoga trunks crammed will
the products Of European paupc
labor. ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
EXECUTION OF boMsEReeR.
ue Murdered Father. Mother and -Four
Little Children.

ae Murdered u Father. Mother and -Four
Little Children.
CASDo, y. D.. Jan. 20.-Albert Bomber
ger. the sextupic murderer. was hanged
here in the presence Of q large crowd Of
people.
Bombcrycr's crime was one of the most
hcinous known TO the criminal calendar.
DAME. > krcider. Mrs. Krcider, his wife,
Bcrn;cc, Merby. May, and David, aged re-
.pectively 10. II, q. md years, were all
brutality murdered by him. On July he
attempted a criminal assault on Annie
Nrci,ier. 10 years old.
July the thought struck him that Inc
must Kill the whole family in order to
keep Annie from telling the story Of his
assault 60 her mother. Without rejecting
over the awfulness OF such crime he de.
iiberately went into the house and, going
to the hook. took down al old shotgun
and commenced the work kreider and
his vile were sleeping In the downstairs
bedroom and opening the door, he took
deliberate aim at krcider's head. and be.
ing at such close range, literally blew IL
INTO fragments, and brains and hair were
scattered MI! over the wall and bed.
Mrs. krcider jumped up aud attempted
| to run out Of the room hut he fired ut hei
and sent the second load through her body
and she fell lifelcss Mt his feet. The chill
dren who were sleeping upstairs wcrt
awakened by the shooting and had started
to come down stairs. Bomberger met
them ut the door and lac commanded then
10 go back. he following them. Annie wa:
driven into his room and he Their com
mences! slaughter If the remaining ones
Nerby IVES shgt IN the bed. Mary wa,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
IL France u. this moment the en-

IL France n. this moment the en-
pire Is In the lead. Everything is
Napoleon Men are talking about
Napoleon. writing about Napoleon.
holding up Napoleon and Napoleonic
methods M the best Of all things for
that country. Plays ON Napolco u $
career. on episodes of Napoleon :
life. on periods and pcrsonagcs OF
the first empire are coming out one
upon another in the thcaters; and
the worship Of the house - Bona
purte Is once moro live issue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

pcaraace in this
state. some six
years since. was
naked up ia one
of the bloodiest
vcnt,cttas known
in Kentucky.
The crime which
brought hiia 10
the ga!lov. was
the murder Of n
deaf mute named
Thomas NcN!ich-
ael IN Mari,s
cogrty H. -
The uUFlgIs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
$25 i'm Gold!
To be absolutely given away.
How it will BE- done!

We have had made for number of keys.
ONE of which will open the heavy burglar proof
safety money box. We have placed in this box .$25
in Gold and on and after March 1894, each holder
of one of these keys will be permitted to try to
lock and open the box The person whose key opens
the box will be given the SIS gold absolutely free.
How to Get key-Every cash purchaser will
be given one key with each purchase, gratuitously,
and and after March 1894 be entitled try the
key to open the box To the person holding the key
that fits the box. the contents will be given without
reserve conditions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
l.E.(iAL
No,ic- or Ftnai SETH. ment.

Estatc of Daniel O. Brien, deceased.
Public motto. Is hereby given that the under
signed David Rrcwn, has this day fled his fpal
report and settlement as such IL The county court
of Rock leland county. and that order has
been euts red by sand court approving the said re-
port. un css objections thereto cause to the
contrary be shawn or bel fore the fret Monday
Of Feb uary. A. u. 1927, and upon the final APP
provsl OF said report. the said David Brown will
ask for an order of distribution. aiid will also
To be Gi sharged. All persons interested are no.
tiled 70 attend.
Rock Island, Ill, Ian. II, 1894.
DAVID Brown.
Executor of The last will and testament of Dam
t., O-Rr;en.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

From accounts that come by the
way of England of the situation in
the Balkans. 10 seems that the low
mercury hasn't chilled the ambition
Of Russia IL is trday's intelligence
that tho bear declines TO hibernate
quietly. but continues c, growl and
show symptoms of u purpose 20 star,
for Constantinoplc. When the shaggy
animal stirs. there is co;nmo:ion in
every European capital
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

In view Of the fact that Monday IS
thc Greek sunday. Tuesday the day
Of rest among tho Pcrsians. Wcdncs-
day among the Assyfians. Thursday
among the Egyptians. Friday among
the Turks and saturday among the
Jews. IL lie plain that the man who
has conscientious scruplcs against
working on sunday cant do anything
else than join the noble order OF the
Sons of Rest
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

PROFESSOR GARNER is now back
from Africa. bringing his monkey
Ian guage with him. We can now
learn the tongue that our ancestors
dsccording to Darwinism) talked
thousands. perhaps millions. Of years
before they talked sanscrit. Phiiol-
oeists have long been seeking Il
vain to find the earliest tongue of the
race. Professor Garner has found it.
II Darwin was right.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

Jrsr IA prisoner came into court
In san Francisco to- have q date set
for trial lawyer was citing the rec
ord Of u Michigan murder ease. in
which the defendant had been the
very prisoner in question. Some
people call this a coincidence. in
Che mind Of the prisoner. however.
u is ranked rs bcastly bad luck. i,
spoiled his angelic pose.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

Immediately he pulled his knife and cut
her throat from ear to ear. DAME. was next
killed, and then Bern;ce. He then ASSAULT
Annie, after first compelling her to cook .
meal for him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

wills HowAnc HANGED.

Be Murdered "a Deaf Mute for ;hc Purpose
of I.aLbcry.
LEnANoS. Mo. Jan Owls Howard
was hanged here ~ g:i5 a III Tor the murder
Of deaf mute liz Mares cu-;nty. Mo. How
ard was kcrtac..ial. AID prior TO his ap-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
Sewer Pipe Combine Finally Dead.

STEUBENv!LLE. O, Jan. 20-The Ohio
Valley Sewer Pipe association, the con-
biner the manufacturers have been trying
u form for six months. i finally dead. The
sewer pipe men meeting 1t Toronto have
adjourned sine die
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

' TuE people OF Brszil a;c weary. no
doubt. but they should not be dis
eouragcd. Mcllo will have to die
some day and then the revolution
Vill come to an end.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20


SIN Worse Ca.c-.A Kentucky Vendetta
wills Howard.
JoLirr. Ills. Jan. e1-Tbe brutal muir.
der Of Nellie Byron has been avenged. The
Jaw has taken its course and Ernest La
core has paid the dire penalty. The pris-
oner passed the night as vel, rs could be
expected. considering II was 20 be his last
on earth For many day. he has devoted
much time 90 prayer and scripture read
ing. anil he was assiGuors IN these prac-
tices lie took his la; leave OF his mother
Mt O'Clock. She bore up with remarka-
be ior;itulc. but when the end came she
had to bc almost carried from the jail
y.scorr's Terrific Crime.
The crime which l.acore expiatei was
the muricr OF Mary Ellen Byron en- Aug.
6 in the town OF Wesley, near Wilmington,
this county. In the forenoon c. that sun.
/ lay she attended mas, =; WILMINGTON a-:d
went home with her aunt ~ spend the aft.
ernoon. About 3 O'ciocS LacG-e. who was
farmland working for James Clark
about mite frus Mary Byron'- home,
came To- her huu.c; during the few minutes
he remained lac inquired particularly about
her and where she had gone. Being told
ne went tn fish with her brothers. but soon
left and was last seen going in the direc
| ton Mary wouil cone FROM in going HON,
from her autts.
Broke the Girls Neck.
In confessions made by I.acorc after hi
arrest he stated that he cnticcd the L.
ycar-old girl into = thickct by story O
n dead steer belonging u her father. Mt
tempted To scluce her. but, on her rcsi>:
ing. took her head In his hands and threw
her down. Ii was shown by tie coroner
inquest that her neck had been broker
by the blow. l.acorc narrowly escape
lyrch.ng by the Infatuated mobs both a
Wilmington and in Joliet. At his tria!
notwithstanding his confession. he plcadc
no; guilty. but the case was too stron
against him. From the first he appeare
utterly indifferent 10 his fate. Cool an
collected. he often lagchingly declare
that IL he oould have enough to eat al
smoke he was satisfied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20

cuf. Tho little
white lines Il 4 o
-he nerves which
convey the neryo
sre from til o
rcrTc ccntcrs to
every part Of tho
BODY, Just as tho
electric CURRENTS
conveyed along
thc telegraph
wires 20 every
station, largo or
small. Ordinary
ply icians failto
regard this fact:
Instead OF frcat-
,uC TIE nerve con-
:crs Cor tliccariso
Of the disorders
arising thcrSfrom
ECv treat tho
part Affected.
franklin Miles.
". D.. L.. t.. the
ITCHY celebrated
specfaiise and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
ATTORNEYS.

JACKSON d HURST,
ATTORNEYS AT LAw-Oaire ~ Rcck Island
~ Naticna. Bank building, Rock Island, III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
SURROUNDED By MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake.

a fcccrt discovery Ia that h>3dacl,s,
dizziness GuilneSs. confusion OF The ,E.a-
et-.. a7c due 10 arrangement OF The n-r-c
ccntcrs which supply the brain with nJ:y,
force; tina; Indigestion, Dyspepsia. ncCr.lsii.
wind f. stomach. ctr., arise from the Geran-c-
1lcns or the nerve coItcrs supp yi:3- tllc5c O..
Eans with nerve fluid or force. Til. Is lt,-o..i.,
trt.e on many disca7e= OF thc hear. and lung
Tie nerve syst m - like "a telegraph system
~ VII DO scea by tho accom- pa! a. 4.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
HAPPY RADIANCE.
Two Brutal Miscreants and q
Thug Hanged.
AND TEE SHERIFF DOES TIE WORK.

Im.s-aa cf the ''Bc.t Ci;iscn.' snd Judge
Lynei-Erncst Lacore's Fate aud His 1n-
famous Crimc-Thc Eombcrscr brute .
st,i Worse Ca.c-.A Kentucky Vendetta
That VIII Have TO Wag Aloug without
wills Howard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-20
Highly Successful!
Sufferers and Patients Regain Per
feet Health.

Since the establishment OF the Me iical ana
Su < cal Inrtlu'c OF DR.. An erson ard Rose n
Ryan bloc. hundreds cf the .ureIers from
chronic diseases, ana inva ids OF the 'ricIiics ana
vicinity have called M Ihe Institute. and have
found that rnce- ihe skilinl irs atncnt pre-
scTihcd, they have been restored TO p rcSt
hcanh
ncz-ns ard dozens cf Testimonials NIGH he
pr nicd, but on can lie con irced bv cal,lnc IN
per, on ST he institute, where yea vii tnd that
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-01-31
NO BREAD TOMORROW.

No bread will be furnished tomorrow.
The NEWS proposes to keep its Bread
Fund ahead OF the demand and it also be-
lieves that the demand has grown to be
unnecessarily large. IL proposes to
handle it's fund with due regard to the
public sentiment. That its dispensation
is not to encourage medicancy but TO fill
real want. The hundreds who have en-
joyed the benificence of the Bread Fund
for ten days can perhaps sacrifice for q
day or two while opportunity will be
afforded to cut down and weed out the
natural development in the ranks of those
who would use the Bread Fund as con-
venience more than necessity.
THE NEWS believes these frank words
will be understood exactly as they are in
tended, and that contributors and bene-
ficiaries will act accordingly. II contri-
buttons should slacken the distribution
must slacken, but The News proposes to
maintain the distribution on basis that
shall command contributions and the full
confidence OF the contributors who have
done SO much.