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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
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MARK THESE PRICES. Cdilds
Good suits from q to 10 years, 81 90.
tLg1, sgul and s2so. a much better
Suit, $500, $3.50 and 400.
Boys Dress Suits, S 90 and 5000,
We also have a full line OF Boys
Suits, 4 TO rs years, with coat pair
pants and cap, from i5.5J 60 % SO.
]. ?. Gardner.
1885,, 1888 MAIN STREET
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
BOYS CLOTHING

Is uucgulled in town. Values speak
Tor themselves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20

Safety deposit boxes iH our BURGLAR
proof vault Tor rem, al very low rate
Open Nr deposits Saturday night
until o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-20
FOR ONE NIGHT

And a day, aud have all the com.
forts Of home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

memory OF the late Dr. McDonough. who' tnoukn
a colored man. acquired such skill In his profes-
sion that he numbered among his patients large
number Of well-known social people ana whose crew
erness was so generally acknowledged that ne was
frequently called In as consulting physician by emil
nent white doctors In many respects, Dr. McDon-
oughs history was a remarkable one. He was bora
a slave In New-Orleans about 1873. and as boy
was apprenticed to the painting trade. HIS edu-
cation grew out IF a heated discussion his master
had with friend. In a controversy as to the men,
tai capabilities OF the negro the latter contendeu
that the colOre1 was not susceptible OF hisn
scholastic attanments. and offered TO back ms
opinion by substantial wager: The challenge was
accepted and young McDonou2h was selected by ni3
master to undergo the experiment. He was sent 10
Lafayette College, Eastcn. PENN and was gradu-
ated at the age OF seventeen he afterward came
TO New-Yorls and studied medicine under DR. Jona
kearney Rogers, AZ the College OF Physicians ana
Surgeons and also studied the Ear and Eye
Hospital He practsed IN his profession Tor nearly
forty-fve years and died couple 81 years ago.
He and DR.. James McCune Smith were tno
first coored physicians admitted TO practice In tnis
n,trf.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

each county shall ex ciiico, ON becoming neihper
OF this club, be the representative of his county Oh
the Executive Committee; and until such chailiruh
shall become n member Of this club the trustees
shall select and appoint n member or such EAeou-
tive Committee for such county. to serve until such
chairman shall become a member OF this club ana
no longer
The officers of this club shall comprise presi-
dent. eight vice-presdens Zone to be selected from
judicial district In the State). two secretaries
and treasurer. all of whom shall be elected al the
regular annual meeting 10y ballot.
The duties of the officers are then prescribed.
The treasurer shall give bonds and shall, among
other things keep separate accounts Of moneys re-
ceved and DISTURBED for political purposes.
Continuing the bylaws provide:
The regular annual meeting Of hs club sha ica be
beginning with the year 1896. Sp' 'iil meetings 10
Sen n or B sca METER 5 w 4 Of G the ~ s toe
tx ecutive Committee, ffty members OF the ciui,
call shall be consiierel AZ such specai meeings
The regular annua! election OF officers sha'! De
when there shall a.so be selected by ballot three
Inspectors Of elections who with the secretaries anu
treasurer, shall constitute Elections COMMITTEE
to canvass the votes east every election he'd by
the club during the ensuing year and declare the re-
An elections shall be by ballot and each ballot
and an n member Of the club may transmt his BAL
tary and such ballot shah be considered and counted
by the Elections Committee as legal ballot me
same as If /, had been cast by the member In pei,
son at tho said meeting All ballots sent by mall
be deposited In the postoliice MT later than
week prior to the day on which SUCH lection
shall have been called be- held. and for The pur-
poses II a quorum TO constitute 4 'eal meeting at
which election may properly bc he'd. each ballot
so transmitted by mail shall bee equivalent 10 the
personal presence Of the member by whom II may
be signed.
40 member shall be permitted 10 vote at any
election who may he tho day OF election or Al
the time OF presenting his ballot IN arrears 10 the
club.
The trustees chosen by the iuc1r,orators shall at
their first meeting hereafter held divide their mum
Der into four class. serve one, two, thr'" ana
four years rcspectit f and. beginning AT TIE reg
ular annual ncctl- ln l.H. i've trustees thall be
chosen at each annual rcciion. 10 serve four years
each. Vacancies occurring during tho year may b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
DIED.

Wednesiay June H. 1895 Melissa Hitchcock. widow OF
Allan clark. aged ~ years
Notice Of funeial hereafter
noDD-on Tusslay June IS winfred Parker. Youngest
dausher Of Martha Parker and Frank H. Dodd' III he'
Funeral Services at % 7Othsi. Thursday, June
-. a . 80 ?. N. 40,
HENCkEN-on Tuesday. June Is, after lingering "'-
r,eral se-ticer xiii he held his late residence -
w. Sei-s, Thursday evening June -. at O'Clock.
,,~Dprr q, Ian. Il 1895 william II. Hoople. Of
queens l. l. Of New-Nork cry in the eo'h year
rnes srces from the residence OF his daughter MIA
Van wyck nrnckerhor l@nsIe ", we hAs'nss-0n-
Ir,ernen, II sleepy Hollow Cemetery at convenience OF
Depot at 22o g. On returning leave Hastings AZ
Friends are kindly requested not to send flowers
PALMER AT Asbury Park y. j.. on Monday June
nth 1872 Leila V. Palmer daughter Of the late Gilbert
Funeral services will he'd her late residence No.
4,6 Four,h-aye.. AsbUry PARK on Thursday, June ~
AZ o'clock ,. IN.
PEEr-sudieniy on June l7,h. william Peet. aged ~
Fsnersi services on THURSDAY 10th. 10 a. M ct
81 AIMS church Clinton and Livingston SITS. Brooklyn
TAYI.oR-on Wednesday. June H. I-avinia widow OF
Funeral irom II son william F. Taylor,
3o> pu'nam-ayc., Brooklyn, on Friday June Il. at
o'clock
VAN WYcK-suddenly Earls y. Y. June IS. 1898.
Cornelius > Van WycA. aged "a years months and
Funeral from residence Earls. Friday June
nicrnieni al IIopewell y. 7. Saturday. June o.
The kcn-ico Cemetery. located on the, Harlem
Railroad f,ryegh minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Oaice - East 42dst
Hillside Cemetery.
Beautiful location among he Hudson Highlands.
Peekskil. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

10: treasurer. General samuel Thomas X New K
secretaries Frank II ravey AMI Frci"rirh g. g, j.
ncy. ot NcwYork vcepresl leni i. 'I i'' a.. LIS,
district Char.cs \. Moor 4 i'rg. kyn: illd JUL
rlal District General Frederick VoNusrnl. or NJ
hnuv The choice or tho c"-pr"-ll"n,e TOR me
IVth. Vth With. Win and villa Judicial 'is,
ircis OF the state WAS referred t. ihc hoarb 81
Trustees ,,.., ~ ,,,...
gcstcd the appointment OF SPECIAL committee 10
nrrrnre an aidrcss 20 the Republican voters - ne
Stnin and ON motion the chairman appointed tnr
following members. Who. h VIII be- admitted; are
,vru qualified To perform tle duty assignD ! thcm.
Isaac H. bromley. El.hu Root. George Urban Jr,
Danforth T. Answorth ami Llcgtemant-Go'cfn0r
Charles r. SaXton. .,, ,
hts friends 81 club and the people OF the StAtc
on the bright AVA Frightening pro-pect for better
condition OF politics in the Empire state. Mr. HISS
said that he was highly grafincl with such "A large
Attendance on a warm summer niEht ne was
pleased. too. with the spirit shown 10y Eeinp.rs "a
Tho letters sent with their proxies. All ths WAS
Indicative on an aroused sentiment among I'puNn-
cans and determination t. assume control oi NOR
own affairs II vas prophetic also of that harmony
which the Republicans of Ncw-YorlS have 80 long
hoped fcG. J.,
< large numocr Of applications for membership
were received. and referred TO the Board oil l'uS-
tees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

Several singers who can delight any audlehce
have volunteered their services for the concert
which is 10 take place at p M to-day In the gal
leries OF the American Art Association at NO.
East Twenty-thrd-st. in connection with the e~hl-
h,,ion Of paintings in aid of The Tribune Fresh
Air Irund and The Herald Ice Fund. Tickets
aaroi,,iny nersons TO the galleries during the con-
Gov, as AZ other times during the exhibition. cost
oorl,, o. crnis each. The exhibition Is TO remain
oma, daily except Sundays, during July and
August Following Is the programme Tor the con-
cert this afternoon
,,oo ..pcvare fa'ton
"'''' ''Our own" Glee Club.
BALLAD because Of Thee Tours
i"''"'' Lucia Nola.
''"e' Harry l.. Traub
Violin solo, { (b Mazurka ........... Zsrzycki
Miss Geraldine Morgan
nv kind permission Of Mr. &. H. GranD
r,,e, .oi That We Two Were Maying Smith
' ~ Miss Nola and Mr.. Tranb
~, (a) NarcisBus .................. go. N"Vln
iIano SOLO, ! % Air de Ballet. Moszkows ski
Miss Celia Schiller
pau.a Victor Herbert
''' Miss Lucia Nola.
Cee 9TH. owl and the Pussy Cat ''ihgrahan
49, " 'Our own Glcc Club.
The accompanist will be Charles I. Howell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
NOTES or THE STAG +.

The amateur performance OF Saints and Sinners"
which WAS TO be given at Ialmcrs Theatre yester-
da,, af,crnoon for the benefit OF ST. Bcucdics Home
,nry Co,orcI children is postponed TIL tomorrow
night
Miss Vcsta Tillcy sailed for England yesterday
on the Majestic. She is to return ana appear AT
Tony Pastors Theatre next season
Victor Herbert will conduct Gilmores Band dur
, ,,o s.,son Of the Atlanta Exposition next
autumn Mr. Herbert has arranged for "A leave OF
absence from his duties as bandmaster for the last
", ",,"nd IA. production OF '"rhe wizard OF the
,'ue he comic opera which he has composed for
.pi.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
postOtiice Notice.

Foreign mails fsr week ending June - VIII close
THtKSDHY~Ats a. N. ,supPlenieaary e:2o a. M for
afl Panama per Ahanca 0et1ers must be directed
CENTRAL 1msre at f 80 Costa Rca and south Pacific
ports per Newpor via Colon IeteIs Tor Guatemala
%s,5 per ar's' conda t'f or other part. Next
Soag '' and nd VITAL Naa per S HabSak s,fss be H.
rcssl 'ler HuSbaek1 .. n.n,o~.r. or.o, mr.
gnN a, & f@i Santa 1af %a1Sa Ss ' Tunu
FpAyM ., f.r T ,1, switzerland Is1ly
r1s 1 Tg WsSe ana ?, s' M i" az and Ia Pais
Countries, per Hsyegs. wa pernan eueo BAHIA an!
& Hrysss s a. q c f wcr ' d pr ~ w ssgn
I'rem.n Istters for o,heT PATS ~ Eur "a S1namp
' M ,sappiementary 1890 a M for Fortune Island
cs R ana via mo I mus, Sr se,ea per s' Nsa5
at 1880 a. m. for campeche chans. Tahaseo ts2ami
Mesco "' and for cuba must be directed per senecaJ
a. Pn S wem ' dees T osc ana pa pa ventuas
curacao Trinidad. Rr1ish and Dutch Guiana mus be d.:
direct per Island Geters must be directed per
spaarndam Rotterdam desters be directed per
S r ve%ea and caracs s ssya"s Via aracac
must be directed per rnladspGia:S: a, = m
@ 1 f or ES PER direct Er
via sSsTS~ 1 ss r peer steamer ::
sNTAy asD a., a., for barbados direct ale:
letters for other parts OF Brazil must be directed per
Cametense').
Mails for China and Japan, per 5. S. Tacoma 0rom
Tacoma), close here daily up 70 June 'l6 $50
Mails for China and Japan especially addressed only,
Empress Of Japan .om Vancouver close here daily
up June III $50 p. Mails Tor China and Japan
per csptc from san FRANCISCO close here daily up
10 June ~ at $50 p. IN. Malls for the Society
Islands per ship Tropic Bird 0rom san Fran.
CISCO. close here daily up to June "a at $50 2.
Malls for Hawaii. Australia Glom fran.
cisco close here daily w July at $50 p. m. Malls
for Australia except West Australab. Hawaii and Fiji
islands per Miowera 0rcm Vancouver. close here
daily June 81 and July 90 At C3o y. m Mails
for Newfoundland by ran 10 Halifax, and thence by
steamer close this Office daily $50 Malls for
Australia except those West which are for.
warded via Europs,. New-zsaand. Hawaii. FIJI ana
Samoan Islands. Monowai tfrom San Franciscan
close here daily June '2i $50 on arrival
at NewYork Of Campania with British mails for
as Mails for Mauelon by rail- 70 Bs,9n and thence BY
Cuba close At this Office daily at M for forwarding
by sailing Mondays and Thursdays) Port
Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico. overland unless
addressed for dispatch by close at this daily
at 7S0 a.
sRegstered mail closes at p. m previous day.
CHARLES w. DAYTON. Postmastea
Postofnce. New-York. N. Y. June ~ 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
pBOuIyEyr ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

BRUNsWICK-John De koven' OF Chicago.
pIrcKINGHAM-Joh Russell. Young. OF Philadel-
mia COMMUNICATIONS 4. Won Schwerln, Of
Germany CI.ARENDON-John s. Sargent. Of Paris.
FIFTH AVENUE-Mayor Jacob Amos OF Syracuse.
and l. Freeman Raisn, OF Maryland HOLLAND
Congressman william w. Grape OF Massachusetts.
and Aldace f. Walker and Leroy u. Ihonan. OF
Cbicago HOFFMAN-Professor Charles A. Collin.
., ithaca NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. X. NJ Mel
so, ~ Alabama PARK AVENUE-Gcneral Thorn
az l.. Casey. Chief OF Engineers. u. s. A. SAVOY
count dAdhemar OF Paris WALDORF-Jujge
lanes r.. Masterson. of Texas; Colonel George f..
Genn. L. g. A.: Samuel p. Colt. OF Rhoie Island.
r.ra..man James j. Belden. OF Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
NiREiED.

BrRNsrDE-TAYIoR-At Milford Conn June TO- isys.
hy Rev DR. KIDD. pastor Mary Taylor memorial u, r.:
church Frederick Villain burnside to Mary E"Zaoe'"
Taylcr. both II New-loff CITY
CARTER-wEBi,-C TUESDAY. June Is. at ST. JOINS
church Hartford. Conn. ~ the Rev; Dr. J. iSwls
parks rector q e. Peters. lhade1Ha, assisted ~
the Rev J. " Rradin Helen Ispcnard daughter OK
Mrs Watson webb. Lawson Averell Carter 81 Coop
crstown. y. !.
Dr-NfrAN-DE VIII DE NARCO-On Tuesday, June =
n, Villa Fonfaliera. Fl renee by the Rev Hsrpert =.
VeratIos rector II the American Epsc PAL 'hllSh ~
Florence Eta Lathrop oid daSghte u jams H. aha
tho late Harriet La,hop Durham, u Now YORK; 70 ths
Marluls Antonio de Viii de Marco. Of II me-
IAWYER-GRI'MBACT-O Wednesday. lvne 10 AZ ne
home the brides sister jersey g. hfibS' ~ -
Alylna Grumbnch 20 George Lawyer
NORTHUMBERLAND the Church OF the TransnRura-
ton New-York 49, 1895. Dave Hennen MOTIFS
and Alice Vanderbilt shepard ~ the KEY DF 'e1,se
n Uouch,on assisted BY the Rev. Or g. he WIZ
Iridrinan. * the Church u the Holy lrihl'y
so.r-DDFR-yATI-On "wednesday. June 10 1870. az ne
residence II the brides mother. Vest l23i ST. New-
York BY Rev W. :. Ballou Emma II. Van TO Cnafies
H. scuider. Of huntington, " j.
NJ cards. -
vARNrM-BRADFORD- on Tuesday. June IS 1872 az
IN. residence 4 Edmund Hamilton Smltn, Albany
hy the Rev Samuel Mics Hopkins. D. D. Louise bis.
lnrston daughter u the late John VI Bradford. OK
Geneva ~ Y, 70 Parker NaInum, OF l'oehsster'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
SOCIETY OF TIE VAR or iSE.

Philadelphia. June l9-The first annual session
of the General Society Of the War OF ISL. the MEM
bershiD Of which Is comprised Of the descendants
Of veterans OF that war; begun here today IN
historic Carpenters Hall, the meeting pace OF inc
frs, Continental Congress John Cadwa.iader, OF
Philadelphia. president OF the society, ca..ed .nee
meeting order. and the dclesa,es then proceeded
TO INDEPENDENCE Hal, whore they grouped them
selves about the Liberty Bel and shook hands with
Mayor Warwick. who delivered a patriotic ADDRESS
OF We come. The session was resumed IN Carpen'
ters Hall this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
FOR 4 MEMORIAL HOSPITAL.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION FOR AN iNsTfrU
TION IN MEMORY OF DIR. MDONorGH FILED
TILE WORK OF COLORED PEOPLE.

THE WORK OF CoLORED PEOPLE.
II McCants Stewart. the well-known coored law
yer OF Cedarst. has just filed the articles OF In
CORPORATION OF the McDonoush Memorial Hospital
No practical work toward the establishment OF
the hospital has yet been accomplished but Nc
Donough Hospital Association has been formed
Its officers are DR.. L. A. johnson. president; Dr.
y : Miller vice-presdent; Dr. w. NJ Lively. Sec
rotary and DIR. q. Henderson. assisted by d.
rectorate OF nine men and women, occupying re-
sponsble positions among tho colored Inhabitants
Of this city. There IL already a large sum OF
money in readiness for the work. and It Is proposed
70 lose no time In selecting site and erecting
the building How large or what It's capacity
will be the directors have not yet determined. 1t
has however been decided that the hospital shall
be thrown open TO all classes without regard to
race creed.
one OF the interesting features attaching to
the new hospital will be Its perpetuation OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
rvD or THE REUNION ~ YEw-AOyDo1

xow-Iordon Conn., June f9-The annual reunion
NJ the Army Of the Potomac came to close TINS
evening at the Pcquot House. where the veterans
entovel a banquet. To-day they had sail on
ing Island Sound on the steamer city OF lowel'
THE freedom OF the cruiser Cincinnati ana Atlanta
u'as extended TO the veterans to-day by the com
,man.ling officers. and launches We're run 10 me
civ TO accommodate them. The officers or 'ho
cruiser were present at the banquet tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
FAHu HIyD MURDBRED.

Albany June l9-Philp Rchtmyer was found
dcad near some bushes on Magazine-st.. of the
western turnpike, yesterday afternoon. lie was a
farmland. employed by Frederick schwartz In a {,
from The Schwartz home. robbed and muriere !.
and the police searching Tor George smltn. OF
East urtinswIck Rensselaer, County. who formerly
worked with him as he Is believed to be the muir
derer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
Gperial Notifies.

Carl II. Schultz's CarbOnic, settlers, Ntchy
shipped ~ my quarts also assorted Tor SIX dois
lars. Remember that impure water ana country weHs
often produce malaria and vph0., :eier.
lhcSe waters are chemically pure distilled OF ms
taste and lasting eeryescsnre. and the comp ston Of
settlers and Vichy guaranteed with the analysis
on the label. orders t. 40 ist-aye.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

The Highest awni

"
AT K1cbucks. ls2 Fulton-st.
The Highest rd for artificial teeth at Worlfo
I air was granted Henry r. pcane Dentist 45t lexs
ton a5th-st. Specially. ARTIFICIAL teeth. tx
preston rcstofe administered. Telephone 30 BSsth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

Just such club this proposes to be-h c'"p 'n't
would bring members Of the party together ana
cement friendships ard promote Republican inter-
osts ! stand ready to do al IN my power to place
this association on an enduring basis" Mr. Roots
address was greeted by a round OF hearty APP
plause
EA-Judge Dexter. Of Elmira. followed Mt Root
and congratulated his fcllOw-membcrs on the found
alton o a club IN which the k"rulhchna OF Inc
and each other. lie urged that special attention
be given To bringing young men into me nc" ahso
citation, and hoped that all who came mo IL Would
labor together for better government MI dexter
was enthusiastically applauGei - ,
John II Van Wormcr. Of this city, was next called
up.n and made some capital suRBc stoIs Tor prose
citing the work for which the club has been formed
Being a former countryman Mr.. Van Noriner said
thst he realized tho value OF institution where
rural Republicans could come when here IN New
York and meet earnest men Of the party belonging
10 the city and other cities ana towns throughout
Inc state He said that country RcpubicanS got
into IN. habit Of going to one certain place when
they came to NcwYOrk because they hai no other
nlaces TO 20. (Checrs.) This club would open the
hrtyycen city and country Republicans which had
long been desired Npplause)
THE BYLAWS ADOPTED.
The Committee on Bylaws tfen made the follow
ing report through cx-untei States Distric-Attor-
ney Mitchell;
The government, control and management OF all
the property and affairs OF this club shall be vested
I'm the trustees. twenty in number.
An Executive Coinmittee TO consist OF sixty MEM
hers and to be constituted OF one member from
each county In the State. shall be clothed with
such powers In political matters as the club the
trustees may from time to time determine Tho
chairman OF the Republican County Committee In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

0 ' L.
.... sos,
In memory 4 Charles Klngstufy MaeNay".... I "
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10 h1'-- '''''''''''''''''' ,............ 300
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second ROOM Company Mofavan Seminary 90.
b,til,,.,e'' i'"N' P'' 80 ............... 300
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J. {, N..-..''.''
= ~
10 name stup
ma. az. -" il'' '''''-'' 800
InIr school II the Frs, Congregational 'nHitn
Rlnciamion. y. y. 'tNir'ns bhy ""''" ., o,
per j. X. Noyts. treasured -. .. 81 80
Tic children q The Pilgrim land or I."l,y
Congregational Church Of East 'fatS. y. go ,oco
por Ciertruce Dewey. secretary and treasurer ""
~ 800, 900
ia memory Msdaiine T. Mciiarg l'., 80
NM D"No''''
Aiala " Thayor, Roslyn. l.. I.............''' 90 ~
J. Hubert
". w. Tyndsl "a nn
A T. r. ,
Mrs Charles f. Isnpeyea. Eimira, y f...'.... D,D
y. Naudam '''''''''''' AN,
friend Nv,
ire.rt C.oss Il the Second COngregational sun
dav-school Waterbury. Conn. per A. NJ iHthe- - 10
-, 1870 Observation-Disclosures. COZ -
No., ,. "a 100, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 200 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-20

Get goetpuck'x

VIZ: Red. should adorn the mouth q every:
body Tn, teeth should be white ivory, the gums red
as rubies ami they VIII be SO. II brushed daily with
~tDZDDONI.