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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Candidates for once.

Only competent aud popular men
should be nominated for the different OF.
fees to be filled at the coming election.
BY following this advice the Republicans
will continue 20 control the government
OF our city. Unpopular mon should not
endcayor to force themselves upon the
ticket. or in any way endanger party sue
cess. Those who persist in pushing their
claims when they know that their cleo.
tion lie very improbable, are poor Repub.
ilcans. 1t would be good thing II all
would allow the Office to seek the man in.
stead OF having men pulling and hauling
to fill the office, as then the public will be
better served. Let the unpopular aud In.
competent stand aside. and allow the
more unpretentlous citlzens to come to
the front.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
N Crndca Mntrr .lrnIr.

The Board af Water Comm tssIoners has
adopted graded scaie. Tho adoption vi
such IA scale WAS considered more thnu
Ilkely after the recent decision of city
Solicitor i,lttot and ladwafd c. Bradford.
The new scale was ns follows.
Two thousand cubic feat or iess per
three months. - cents per 1000 fset,
Tor mex ae5l cubic 1eot OF less per Aiee
months Gl rauts par HOO feat.
For next 56O0 cutie feet or less per three
months. - cents por lnlU fact.
Fer nrEt 1850 cnbl,' foot OF ies5 per three
months, 30 caIltA per l9)J ieot.
For ueAl $4,000 cubic feat or less per
three lugHtits 39esnts per 1000 feet.
For next 80 DgJ cubic feet or less Dor
tGree months, - criIta pGt lJJJ feet.
For ueNt le3, O90 cubic iget or less per
three meuihe, 36 cguts per luJU iset.
All Ia excess Uf !JO $50 Ga3ie feet or less
per lhree months, - cents per 1909 fest.
The new scale gOgs into elleeG iinmeli.
btaly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
..s.v IN. o.s,r n.,s I.i,...,, I


How the Other Halt Lives.r wAs the
subject OF Jacob A. Riis' lecture 70 tho
New Century Club last night. Mr.. Hils
u OF New York and his talk was neIta.
tive oil bis cxperleuos In the siums Of shat
city. He began at the old tenemsnt
houses and took bis audience through
eoutts and sllsys and endod In the boys
lodging houses. public kin dergartcns
and foundilng hospitals.
EIho leofurerer used q stereoptlcon and
tlons of the narrow dark, dirty. crowded
alleys. flats and back yards OF tenement
houses. tho like OF which could scarcely
be Imagined but Tor the evidences Of these
pictures and the facts aud figures given
from the lacturer's experiences and obssr-
vations. Tho first picture was an alley
only q few hundred feet lonR--and as
wide ''as drunken man Ia long" In which
there lived between 800 and 700 people
Following this were pictures OF blind
Mans Alley" "Ragmans Alley" "Bandits'
Row. !" a fiat 10 "Helrs Kitchen" the names
of which describe their condition bettor
than any written word.
These pictures forming the fret part OF
tho lecture were simply an addition sand
multiplication of horrors, ending appr o.
prlately at the Potters field with picture
oi u trench in which the paup or dead Of
New York are buried three tiers deep.pnd
In which the lecturer said one.tenth OF all
the people who died In New York arc bur-
led.
Tart second OF the Illustration began
with tho picture OF a beautiful statue OF
Christ. represented by the speaker as cay.
ing: "Inasmuch as ye have done 1t unto
the least OF one Of these ye have done 1t
unto me" Tho pictures which followed
were those showing the work OF the ben.
evolent associations OF New York city
among tho children, One OF thesc, founded
by woman. the speaker said, had rescu cd
2l. 600 children from the slums IN twenty
years; and another-The Childrens Aid
Society. rescued 10000 children In forty
yeur5,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
SATURDAY. ArRiLo. 1898.
RcductIon OF Water Itent..

Tho large sum paid by the Water Com.
mssloners into tho City Treasury, has
led TO an un effort on the part OF certain
parties to have the water Iates reduced
oneIourth. The citizens generally favor
reduction of taxes, hut in this case we do
not see that the tax payers will be greatly
benefited by tho proposed change as the
abatement on the water. would require an
increase on property. In fact by keeping
tho water tax at the present rate several
hundred dollars are saved In the coilec-
tions, as the employees in the Water De-
partment will receive just as much salary
whether the excess of receipts over OK.
penses shall he 500 0OC or only $1,000. In.
decd we think 1t better that the tax on
property should be kept down rs low ae
possible as the July payments are niue b
more onerous than the January ones. For
our part We had much rather that the
water tax should remain rs 1t is than to
have 1t lessened and the tax on property
Increased. The Legislature should there.
fore 60 slow on this matter unless the
members wish to increase our burde 9
Instead OF trying to render them less
difficult to be borne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

at others not as much.
"But DIR Greenss Nervura blood and
nerve remedy has helped me more than
any other or all the rest of medicines l
have taken. ...... ..
Il cannot speak in too high praise OF
Or. Greenes Nervura blood ard nerve
remedy. and have used sixteen bottles"
DO not be a nerveiess hesltatinH, ambi-
tionless weakiing despairlDg OF q cure
from your weakness and dlseass, but DO
strong Of mind and iudomltahie OF cour-
age-eourage to mako yourself strong aud
vigorous again by using the great health
restorer. DIR. Groene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy. Remember that u Iesoluts
determination aud the use of this remedy
will make you WE'LL 1t should be used at
this season by all means, for 1t is the best
OF all spring medicines.
IL is not patent medicine, but the pre-
scrption OF the most successfu u 9 pc cialist
in curing nervous anu chronic diseases. DR..
Greene of 35 West 18th street, New York
City. He has the largest practice in the
world and this grand medical discovery
is the result OF Lis vast experience. The
great reputation OF DR.. Greene is a guar
| aDtee that this medicine will cure. and the
| fact that he can be consulted by anyone
| at any time. free o. Charge personally or
| by letter. gives absolute assurance OF tho
heneilaial action of this wonderful medl.
cine.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
wb,ttIer I.iterary Society.

The Whittier Literary society OF Friends
YESTERDAY afternoon gavo an entertain
ment in Friends School building. - Ihe
programmes most interesting number
was the session OF the Delaware house OF
Representatives. The speaker was q.
Sellers Smith, reading clerk. William IL
Thatcher and Representatives Henry ..
Pyle, Henry s. tanby, IL. Il A. Jackson, j..
W, Bully Ii. Q. Garrett and Henry McAlis.
ter reprosenting New castle county.
w. W. Pusey George Porter. Reuben
G. Sntterthwait, Andrew q, Wilson, Jr
Pierca Cam, Harry Bush, and II. w. Pal.
NOR, representing Kent county.
lekoy G. Kendall. ii. a. GawthrOp.
Arthur /. Cookm9n, W. Poyntell johnson,
Aired Gawthrop, Michael l4allerLy aud
Eugene Taylor, representing Sussex
county. Cyrus Eyla was the page -.
The House WAS called TO order the bill
now pending In the General Assembly was
reported favorably from tho CoDmittee
on Constitutional Reform, was read. dis
cussed by seGtions and pahsad IN thirty
live .minutes, the members from New
Castle county voting against the Diil be.
cause OF Its not giving the county larger
increase OF representation IN tie General
Assembly.
The session was spirited one, the mem.
bers from New Castle county cohtendhg
Lotly for an equality % citizenship. When
tho bill had been disposed OF the House
adopted motion to Ko into Joint session
| with the Senate to elect United States
4 Senator.
The exercises concluded by ieccptiO L
/ In the drawing room of the school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
COLONEL BOYD FOR MAYOR,
a Dnngerams plncr.

MR. EpfroR: Passing along Washington
street ami noting tIe improvements of
that beautiful thuroughfare there was
one thing tha impressed me WI tn feel
ing OF dread not as much for myself as
Tor tue older persons auu children, espP.
clally the little ones that attend Union NJ
L. sunday School, II you take notice the
fence around the church yard has been
iaAen away and across the Washington
street front an IRON rail- has been Hdbstl.
tuted.
l should Judge this rail is Ave inches
high aud at Intervals Of not more than an
inch IRON spnds or spikes ON plates arc
screwed to the railing, forming what or
any other person that would think twice
belore acting once wOud see at glance
10 very dangerous, especially Cus | haYe
said bofore) to the little oues playing and
pushing one another az they do at all
tunes Not consuming the trustees oil the
CherCh at all
can hardly realize that thoy, as fathers
oil tine ones that attend. lO9kel at the evil
IN Tho Eight 1t Is now presented to them.
do eincereIy hon0 thoy VIII remove those
top pieces before tHoV may regret 1t. Ihs
moral of this lttlie article IL:
Remove those spikes amt avoid what
sohIo day may Ue al expense to the church.
ORC who ls Interested IN the welfare oil the
church }. G. Nj.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

One of Nanoleon's ger erals. whom lie
had commanded to capture a certain for
tress, sent back word that 1t was an i'm
possibility. Instantly the great warrior
returned his answer: Tell him the order
comes from man who conquers impos.
sbilities !" The assault was made and
the fortress won.
How many people who are click or out
OF order. who are run down in health and
strength and who. from repeated failures
to be cured are discouraged and hopeless,
have come to believe cure an impossible
ity! Ii such people had a single particle
Of the courage OF the great Napoleon they
would know that a cure is possiUle-thnt
IL Is only necessary to take the right rem
edy to make the cure All assured fact. To
take. 10 fact. Dr. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy.
Hon Nathaniel II. Pond. OF Warwick.
Mass. says in regard to himself and the
remarkable curative effect OF this great
medicine:
Il have been afflicted with liver dis
ease caused by malarial poisoning while
IN the army. For about thirty years
have suffered untold agonies and have
taken great amount OF medlcinee. My
disease has become chronic, and do not
expect ever To he entirely cured. j have
taken Dir. Greene's Nervura for some
time. and can truly say that while / am
using II / am quite comfortable. and
some days am able to work good deal,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
School M 20 EptertnI,..

About 400 children gathered yesterday
in school No. 20 to enjoy the annual en-
tertainment. Flowers, potted plants and
ribbons with the colors OF the school were
predominant
Mr. Frank Baldwin deserves great cred.
1t for the delightful program he arrang-
eu. Rev. l.. W. Lay lield delivered a neat
address. after which Frederic Beaston
delighted all with the rendition OF man
dolin solo.
Dr. James II. Morgan Interested the
children with chat on eggs. de told
them about sparrow eggs ostrich eggs
ana mule eggs. The children were really
delighted. Miss Mary {. Morrow sang in
a pleasing rain the solo annie Laurie. 4"
George W. Roberts lad the children deep
ly.nterested in cog stories. The school
sang America" aud 'Freedon's Flag"
while Superintendent Harlan created 4
good laugh by speaking OF "a blue bluck.
blTdi5 egg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Duncan. Brutal A,,nu,t.

After Judge Ball rated two drunks in
the Municipal Court this morning ut 81
ard So he sentenced Harry AIck"own to
pay fine of $40 and costs for assault on
william A, Moore.
The charge of larceny against William
mckinley was dismissed. When he left
the cell yesterday morning he wore a
coat he got from Croft and Higgins and
which had been stolen.
William L. Parody was fined 81 and
costa for iminoderate drlving. Judge
Ball called the attention OF Councilman
Smith to the fact that the antiquarian
ordinance governing sucha case should
be wiped out by new one.
Jonathan @. Swiggett, colored. was
held in s200 bail for the upper court on
tho charge OF larceny. Maggie Bland
saw him In Levi Wallace's house with the
coat and saw him come out the window
and go away with 1t under his arm.
Frank Duncan was fined F25 and costs
for assault and battery on Charles Dor
schsll. The row took place In the King
street fish market yesterday. huncan
knocked Dorschell down and Kicked him
while he lay en the ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
BARGAINS
AT
DeHAVEN N $
FOR This WEEK ONLY.

Gents Laundried Percale
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, only
49c. Same style goods unlaun-
dried 39c.
White Bed Spreads, bargain
at G9c, large size. Better quail
lily at 79c, large size. Extra
heavy 99c, large size.
Bargains in Corsets only SOC.
Extra good quality 49c, from
69c. Extra fine quality 69c,
reduced from Sl.00.
Large, Heavy Turkish Tow
els 10c and l24c. .....
Awning Stripes 10c and lac
Fast Colors. Bright Patterns.
Great Bargain in Silkaline
Drapery, only Sc yd. Best
quality l0c yd, l yd wide.
Bargain lot of Trimming
Laces 10, ,l24 and l5c, entirely
new and snowy styles. .
Swiss and Null Caps, extra
fine quality, 25c~each.
Bargain lot of combs 25c,
extra fine quality. .....
All goods at lowest prices at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
DeHHuRN'S.
306 Market street,
Y E.5,

Ladies' 4 button kid gloves,
excellent value at $l.O0. Our
price rs cents.
Ladies' genuine kid gloves, 4
large pearl buttons, embroider.
ed back, worth Sl.25. Our
price SI.00.
Ladies' extra fine kid gloves.
large pearl buttons, $l.25.
Ladies' genuine French kid
gloves, fine embroidered back,
tans, modes, white and black,
regular price, So. Our price,
$l,68.
Ladies Foster I hook kid
gloves, brown and black, worth
81. Our price rs cents.
Ladies' Foster Z hook gloves,
tans only, would be a bargain
at S100 Our price 85 CENTS.
Ladies' genuine Foster s,
hook gloves, black, brown, tan
ard mode, at 81, Sl.5O and
SL69.
We have a full assortment of
the well-known Kayser.fnger
tipped silk gloves, black and
colors, at SO, rs and $l.00.
Every pair guaranteed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Rev. II. :. pulapy Received.

Rev. H. s. Duany was given warm
reception by his parlshioners on arriving
at Onancock. Va. lhe goods had been
delivered at the parsonage which Tho
ladies' had frightened up. aud about ILL.,.
teen carriages wero In the yard. The pao.
pie gave their new pastor = iouslng re.
ceptlon and all sat down TO a rapast OF
ehickon, ham. fruit a the finest biscuit,
1he people at UnancocK are kind hearted.
Edward Clark. who was hurt some two
months ago, Id now able to be out, and ex
poets to enter upon Ills duties of clerkng
at Edge Moor next Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Asucee..fuIi.anuch

The natty little pleasure yacht of Capt.
John r. Mari was launched tfis morning
q few minutes after Q O'Clock. at Pussy "
Jones Oompany's shipyard. About fifty
OF MIR. Narr's friends were present TO see
the launch. As the boat slid down the
ways, In ow OF the tug Rambler II was
chrstened by Mr.. Marr's youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Sem Marr. in the name Of her
mother. "Ester,' upon her brenklng u
bottle OF wine on Its bow as 1t slid grace.
fully Into the water,
The boat is Indeed littlelbeauty being
thirty.three feet in length with 9-foot
beam and sits "a inches In the water. 1t
will be driven by a two.hurse power Globe
Gas Naptha engine. being lit by an electric
spark. 1t will lie upholstered in plush
and hBs all the conveniences OF large
boat. IL will be taken alter few weeks
and used on the North East River. Mr..
Mari has very pleasant SUNNI 4r house
aud will be used for pleasure, fishing and
ducklng. The boat wnB built by the Deia'
ware Yacht Company. OF which Dir. IL. V.
Hysore Is the leading spirit
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
twenty-five yssrl 4 Sufferer
COMPLETE RECOVERY a SIMPLE
REMEDY.
From Advance Argus. evuenyills. Mercer
Co., Pa.

From Advance Argus Grsenyills. Mercer
Co., Pa.
With feelings OF uncertainty Mrs. wilt be-
gan the use OF DR. kennedy's Favorite Rene
dy. but to-day 1t has no better friend thhn
she. Mrs, Wilt IS well known here, for she
has lived for years Within n few miles o
Greenvlte. The following letter. addressed
10 DIR. Kennedy, will DO interesting reading
Tor many Sick person.
"Dear Sir: For IS years have been trou-
bled with sick and nervous headaches. 80 bad
that much OF the time was utterly pros
traied | tried many medicines, but they
failed to do me any good. asst spring my
sou was using Favorite Remedy, and he In.
sisted on my trying IL. | did SO. and used
less than bottle and found 1t was Just the
medicine needed, ior l have not had
healache since. . .-
II also benefited me in other ways. for my
health was poor and it ncied as tonic. 1
hope this letter will roach the eye OF some
poor sufferer, for know il they will only
try Favorite Remedy they will lie thankful
for IL. Yours truly. Mrs Lizzie Z. VIII
Greeneville. Penn.'
Such a mark of commentator proves the
great value of this me dcine.
DIR. David kennudys Favorlte Remedy ls
pronounced uy physicians as the superior OF
ali blood ine diones and nerve rcstorers. u
cuTes rheumatism. neuralgia, nervous ana
bilious headaches and nervous prostitution Il
ia II specific for scrutula eryslpclaS. dyspep'
sls, and for tito troubles peculiar to the fe
III ale system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
sri tits
Ansrement<
GRAND orERA nousr.


sFrom Slre to Son." very ambitious
drama, wns presented at the Grand Opera
House last evening by Milton Mobiles, up-
ported by Dolly Nobies and n standard
company. before an appreclatiye audi
ence.
among the many attractions patronized
by local theatre.goers during the present
season there have been few that have pre-
serited such an absolute change from the
ordinary routine as that promised In the
forthcoming engagement oil Alexander
Salvlnl at the Grand Opera House on Mon.
day evening. Since his last appearance
hers he has added much to his ever.in.
creasing fame. both from the natural
ripenipg OF his powers aud from hts sev.
erul successes in new and radical depart
ures.
The prime factor In his rapid rise to
dislIncton is of course his brilliant revl-
val or the drama of romance and II he
accom- plished nothing else IL will be SUM.
Client TO associate him very uniquely with
the present era of the American stage
Tho romantic drama, 1t Is true, deals In
exaggerated and fictitious types and its
atmosphere Is artificial, but whom sifted
down Its main elements are found to be
those OF coursge, love and loyalty. The
favcrite themes Of the playwright OF Co.
day however. have a tendency to appeal
to the sentiments which 1t were we'll to
leave to the gutter noYellsts OF La Belle
France
1t is, therefore, quito an open question
whether the school OF Dumas is not more
worth encouraging than that of Pinero
or Henry Arthur Jones. and equally an
open question whether the M odern drama
is becoming u healthy educator as 1t is
claimed by many Of the latters adhere nts.
BE thia as 1t may, local patrons Of the dra-
ma are no doubt anxious and ready to once
more seek the plots and counter plots OF
the stage. Developed by action, II only
us chance from the miles OF endless talk
| so characteristic OF the play OF the period,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
s.r.r,h ,vara R.rnslle....

Ths Seventh Ward Republican club held
an Interesting meeting In the club room.
Eighteenth and Union streets. last night.
The reports OF thei officers showed Tie
club to DO In a flouIishinG condition both
In finances and membership IL was ar.
ranged to open the coming campaign
next Friday night and to make the meet
ing the most enthuslaAtlo ono ever held
In the ward. A large number OF prominent
Republicans will be invited and addresses
made. To the meeting all Seventh ward
Republicans are especially invited. The
speakers wllt be announced later.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
rnn mae-t ,Infnlr rrnnrlrlnr.

Greater Inducements tl4n ever before
In everything IN marble ana stone Tor
cemeteries and hnl'dtuFa at the electric
Marble Works. Ninth ami KlHg. The is
Rny ing much. as the proprietor. Mn.
Davidson thirty 1.-Two years ago founded
the marble MOTHS SO long established at
F.Ith ard King strG5ts whcra ha had his
brother III pH tucrship fifteen years IN
1881 he built ut Ninth and King, wherO
everything desired in his line can be
plompLIy Mad at satlsfaet0ry prLces.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
IoCAL nn,rs

The annual meeting of the Eew Castle
Presbytory will be held at Lewes, oA Apr.i
10th.
A meeting Of tho congregation of the
German Lutheran Church was held ON
thursday night 10 decida whela to locate
the new church building \ decision
was not reuched, but tho building WIN
no. he erected at Fifth ana Jackson
streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Tn. cityCeu.us.

The police will begin taking the census
OF the city on Tuesday. Chief Dolan has
received the blanks and has seleoted
Patrol Sergeant HowRate as chief super
visor. His assistants will be Speoial OH
Ger =. p. DouRherty. Sergeants W. A.
Shields, Thomas Bayley. Charles Evans.
Harry G. Welcb, George Black and Eu.
gene Massey,
Tho officers received instructions this
afternoon. They will mako returns
every evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Snnr1hfnd nnd iyppvrnina ronr,c.

special evening courae will be given.
Tor bJta aeEes any ago, at GOiIag Com =
IGereal ard Shorthand College. tAEittA
ana AtuEst, beginning A7gA sta. two
nights u weak, a. special reasonable
rate, Instruction entirely lndviiual not
In chsze5 Also iHlIFlIutl Ga5.Eess anil
shorthand COURSES IN day sessions begin
AMg Nly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
snnlaIng,- Iin-c tnIl t;mde.

spalhinI'4 Official basa liall Guide for
1890 IS uut to-lay, Tho Guide lis edited by
the vaternn Henry Chadwick. and IL tho
mo YutGahIe statistical Look and refer.
enrc aHllH eyer i5tncd lhls yBui's book
II ,arg than ever, Rnd coH,ains = half.
tene pnge pictures OF all the leading hlau
ball teams oil the country IAe ne@ rulas
Hra pubIshch III fuIl, This wears G,ltdc
shDuld be in tho hunds OF all tile cranks.
FIiCe 10 cents, fIDm ans newsletier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

Goldoy Commercial and Shorthand Col,
legs Sth 4 Market, owing TO tho lndivi1-
ual not cluss system OF instruction. Full
Commercial and Shorthand courses OF
special branches. Graduates of both
sexes aided to positions. Call or write
for catalogue. Day and evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

American products. -Bnlted StntSs Con.
auI German at Zurich, Taports TO the
State department that Alnerloan wood
makiug machinery and tools could he In
troduced in Switzerland II good expert
agents able to speak ttonch and German,
were sent out to visit tie different manu-
taUtories and shups. He Is confident thRt
large orders could he securOd The pnu
pie still uss old methods, as they prefer
to mike their own woodwork, but th1y
would gladly use proper machinery If
they could obtain 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06

Now Is thu time Tor coughs, coils.
hoaIseuess and the laying of the seeds FOR
cousuiu ption. Dr. SIElms white pu lir on.
ri balsan Is the finest and best remedy
ever ruade, Is lust tho medicine to pro.
vent ttase caiatnites aud cure the dsaa go.
6UG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
$3.50 ,s %a. !.

q oEa Wanted party VINO ~ willing
4p@Oo 10 invest above sum in new en-.
tsfprisr, out OF Which $1,000 to $500 eAn be
nude IA next months. A very useful
specially without competition and uur.
thaser Will have control Tor 10 years ga
sold at candy exposition m Philadelphia by
one LADY in ~ dnye over g01 per cent pTo.
fit. IL will pay any one having money 10 in
YestiRate tlIis opportunity for good, safe
and leg Eltimnte business. l.. NJ. Bayne, 8 W.
fth street. wilmington, q-St-eoltr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-06
Anrnn NIL

The l.adies' Sewing CHo.o Of " Yest Pres.
nyteTan huron Viii nave an apron sale at
the houGe OF Mira Rebsaca 3lafr. M az
Orange street. on lbutslAy and Friday
sfLeruoons and even ,Egs Tie 18Th and 49, n
Inst Tneir friends are invited to extend
. helping hand. Proceeds for tue benefit
or the church deUt.