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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-24
THE MANSIONS
AND MANITOU HOUSE,
Manitou Springs, Col.
oher superior advantages to summer visit
ors this season. For information write TO
GEO NJ. WALKER.
A BEAUTIFUL SUMNER HOME
In the Ozark fountains,
Mt. Nebo, Yell County. Ark.
1000 Feet Above Sea Level.

Well Equipped Hotel. Delightful Climate
Funeral Waters. Music. Dancing Bowling
sNliea OF Bicycle Roads. Rates very reasons
gle Correspondence solicited Address c.
,. IlMBERLAKE, Mount Nebo. Yell county
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AT LEAST ONE EXCURSION

Every week viii leave the Texas Colorado
chantauqua grounds for points Of interest
In the mountains
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RESORTS.
CAPON SPRINGS AND BATHS.
ALKALINE LITHIA WAITED
NE LlThIA WATER

Also Superior Iron Water, This well known
Mountain Resort will be open June l. Air
pure. cool and drv. Water unrivalled In cura-
tive pronerties. Table unexcelled. For rates
pamphlets, ETC.. write to w. II. SALE
PROPRIETOR Canon Springs. West Virginia.
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RHEUMATl,

DR.. Railway & Co. 0AlsA's, NJ
=, J have been a sufferer from ps,.
man SIX months. could not r,Is .'.'
mead or put my hands behind NJ .' !, !, !, Y
own shirt. Before had tinIshs n.y. q 4, IN
bottle OF Railways Ready PsIs., Ts'
arms as vel as ever. You can :. y ~ n
great faith in your relief. Your \, ~, ~
Engineer at A. Mop,elor.,. y. wta
o3q julia Street. II" ~ Y
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Fountain Pens en-,
BaIdwin's Book S '''S Il
MAIL ORDERS CAREFUL

Waco. McLenna ,al,., css'vSH
PA good ram we've WE'VE ss
tine Houston ana .ge he e;
noA reach far aOs ,esst I'D
came from the w bsdlr|
Moody and MeGres0'
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Give 81 Packards Troy Laundry your
next package, ei2 Prairie avenue.
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No mixed drinks such as cocktails, etc.
arc perfect without Red Cross Compound.
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shrt waists and dress skirts a specially.
81 Paekard's Troy Laundry.
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We please the ladies' consequently the
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mer Is the greatest curative power OF the
ge--New York journal.
The phenomenal cures made by Prot S.
4. Weltmer Of Nevada. Mo. have been so
astounding as 10 attract the attention Of
scientists and physicians throughout the
world,--St. Louis POST Dispatch.
Thousands upon thousands OF silins PEG
pie have been cured by Prof. 5. A Welt
mer, the great Nevada, Nc, Magnets
Healer. -Kansas City STAR
Our fellow townsman. who we all love
and honor fer his generosity and Kindness
aud fer making Nevada No famous by
his many noted cures, Is deservlnsiy
termed the worlds greatest senefac;or.--
Nevada tMo1 Mail,
Hon. Press irons. mayor of Nevada
was afflicted with kidney and bladder
troubles for ten years and could End no
relief in the usual remedies, In one week
he was completely restored by Prof Welt
mer.
Mr. John 5, Small, colfax, nj, was deaf
in his lief, year for seven wears, could not
hear 6 watch t.ek when placed sga,ns.
his ear. Was permanently cured in three
DAYS by Prof Wsltmer. Mr.. l. W Rams
; wealthy lumhermau OF Hornbeak. Tenn.
suffered constantly with kidaey trouble
ana prostate troubles. Exhausted the
best medical sNiil hut no relief He for
'npa;ely heard Of Prof. Wel;mer. and was
soon restored % perfect health. and uow
says this treatment will cure anybody.
Ms NJ E Hawkins, LouishurE Kan, was
afflicted twenty years with nrolspsns and
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THE VEL TIMER METHOD TAUGHT TOOTHtRs
This Noble Profession Has Already
brought Fame aud Fortune TO
Many of Its students

Prof s A. Weltmer. the originator of
tho marvellous method, now known as
Wel,merism, Will teach the ar, 10 others
how 20 cure every known disease wijhau.
The aid ~ drugs or the surgeons knife.
ANY one who desires can learn this noble
profession. Any one who learns can prac-
lice u. He has shundantly proven this
by the large number who have been In
s;ruc,ed by him and who are In the active
practice ot heating hy his method Han
dreds Of letters are received from students
who have made big success in the prac.
tce 81 healing by the method which they
learned through Prof S. A wel,mer.
This letter from an eminent preacher has
Just been received,
Prot S 4 Welimer. Nevada, Mo
olney. lll.--Desr Brother weltmer--
With toisy's mail | send yOu my photo
gEph for the jparnal, thank YOU for
The letter. 1t made me happy Yes, am
very busy. and hSve been having wonder
fnl success in Masnelio Healing The doc
tors here have sent ne people they c5uld
not cure, and | have IN nearly every case
brought shou, pleasing results.
With hes. wishes ] remain. respectfully
yours, REV A. KREUTER
Any ore wishing will be taught this
noble profession in ton days either nv
mall or personal Instructions through
which wealth aud fsme can be earned, BY
wri1pg the American School OF Magnetic
Healing. Nevada, No, you viii receive fun
Instructions.
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Prof s, A, Weltmer, the great scientist
Of Nevada, Mo, has made magnetic heal
ing positive science, So many cures
have been made by this srea; invisible
power that medical men and scientists
throughout the civilized world are assured
that weltmerism is destined 10 attain SUI
preme empire over diseases Of all kinds
and thereby revolutioniae the art Of cure
This great science is. indeed. jewnlei
weapon. which makes humanity master
over Its own fate. For. give humanity
pertee; health, and you give 4; the key 10
the gateway Of success. Too often has
the cure ny medicines proven more harm
ful than the disease, Too often has the
surgeons knife proven dangerous. Welt
merism a, last gives TO the world 4 method
whereby the constitution is not ruined With
strong drugs or the limbs crippled by the
deadly knife. for II dispels all Affections
without; the aid 81 either medicines or the
surgeons knife. Eminent preachers
throughout the oountry have made this
boon 10 humanity the text of their SER
mons
The press throughout the country have
gwen favorable notice - Fnoi Melt
mer's great work, a few Of the many han
dreds ara selected
The science az Magnetic Healing as ils.
covered and promulgated by Prof. Welt
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are the same people who. few years
hence, Will Ne telling MS how ohesH GER
tain lands could have been bought before
the teaderfeei aud she town fellevs' went
10 growing tobacco. truck, fruit and other
things the country natives had never
dresmed Of growing And the sQuatter
on the poorest land Ia the country, Stead
ily the sandy Lana people are learning the
value OF cownsas. not only as forage for
stock. hu. as we'll for the huildiar an ~
our lighter sandy lands. They have, sell
en,ifeally and practically. been deter
mined to he as valuable for this Hur.
posc as IS red elaNer IN the North and
East. II has also been asoeriained that
The cowpea, as maker of cheap. early
pork Is uutxcellea, even by corn. ! nave
seen as nice canyassed hams lately AM
as nice. white. arm lara, made from ser-
muda grass ana cowpcas as ! ever saw
made from corn The fast Is ths' 10 TINS
country where Il rains, February gigs may
Ne made ,o weigh 200 70 80 pounds NY
Inc ars, cold spell In December, CHEAPER
than anywhere on earth. II you can men
tinn necessary condition that Is lack
,ns. please do so. Yours fer Texas
''s' clardeo,
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he iied, Why, no one eeer knew l; was q
notion ot a.s--lasi that snd notnins else;
Once Nj. EonIeT wanted place 10 West.
chester. He found ope that Was satisfaction.
aud asked whether there WAS mAistis ia the
DeigAHoghood. The agent said no, there WAS
nc malaria ~ WcStcasStet, hut over Across
tae line there was pleaty. RSefy Householder
20 tbs county told hiia sAa same thioS So Nj
kenner hogeAt the place and promptly set
malaria \ few days sitcrNard an advertise
taeAt appeared IL tAe New York newspapers.
Mr. Bonner offered hts place tor sale. Ia me
advertisement he enlarged upon ;hs fact that
IL WAS tie caly place In the entire county
Where malaria could ae caught, but, nctel1E'
standing this great and uncommon advantage,
be would sell Il az reasonable price 10 SUP
pori 81 his statement Mt. Boages calico at
tenUon TO the assertion Of every real estate
dealer IN Tbs ne,shhorhood tast there Wss 20
malaria IN The CcUatV. lie Sold the place
ITS too had" said a friend 70 hlTa one
morninr that Charles Dickens wont write
sor American publications
.llo Wont eb;H cried Mr.. hoaner, Jus,
"a rushed down to his office, wrote TO Dick
ems asking for = story, sre With the letter
sent draft Tor $500 Dickens was carried 81
ais feet He accepted sud st the same time
askca whether this Mas the way Aneriosn
publishers ai3 hGsiness-
It's the way this orr does, answered MI
Eanner Awhile atiesHsld NJ, Bonner cap
tgred Tennyscn by The ssnie ria1.
Mr Bonner, with an the tens az thousands
a. stories he published, never read nenoa. The
anlr stories nc ever finished we're plcScns
Hunted Dawn" aud Syiranps Cobb, ~ =
'tThf uuamaeer o. Nosecw." l, WAS his Gus
ram 10 read merely The crcnine charter, AnA
II BE found It satisfactory 10 have the story
read ;sreueh by hts readers
aner whtn Mr.. Eonrers capital vas fast
ssesa. he Determined to make certain adSer-
ns.re when she estimate WAS brought -
h4ga " was sietno
TOO much saia be 70 thc advertising
seert ''Cut t aewr 10 tSaa. That's all the
money have
Cant 40 H. satd tAe sftnt ~eet III trust
YOU Tor the SsaaA
4 kanw that said Mr.. Eonaer but
wcat lti ron.
The Asent eat the difference
Am / teetststlstt No" sa,d Mr. Bonnie
esce N aasper te the question Ne. am
rot a fsesss2!ief I hal a glass o. sherry waco
rsmo 10 >fw Nnrk ~ lsst
II i no, 81 record ,asi he ever took an,
either
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did most Of the youths OF ,hst day, OF
educational advantages, But his story was
told with rugged eloqDcnce and sincerity
that moved his listeners. and there wa.
truth in his tones and paihos In his hp-
peals. In Houston Joe Iarbroagh q poor
man, but with his heart in his mission.
Is doing q work whioh foT Nsluo might pui
the well paid preacher o, many fashion.
able noek 10 shame He goes among the
slunis and ;he poor lie Ass selected the
,ougas and tho vicious, The sick and the
poor, The orphan caildren Q; poverty, the
fallen women. as those among whom he la
hors aad We have good authority for the
statement that be has 5one vast good and
welded helpful influence. And ne does
this with a modos,y TIA; is yefreshlas All
honor 10 YOU. Joe Yea may mover be
bishop or set = conggfssaaa's salary, hut
II Won keep np The REGARD yoG are now
making you Will Re Is welcome sad happy
10 heaven SIS any aish0q who ever soi
,hsTe--sna VIC think you VII keep M the
record
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Joe ysrnerossA.
waco Tribune

loo 5 IAThrcush, row 81 Heus;cn. ha,
for many years a resident 81 Waco. spent
several days here recea,ly, visiting his
another. 6s,rse NArsrpash, on last sun
sas loe yararcush ieetarea to the men
a.a sas scys q, she Young Men's Christian
Association roams. ana !, WAS ,sis laas
n NJ rem emberea. sam Jones couldn't
NAVE heat il. II vas = candid oonfessioa
~ : life miss7en, aad wicked for years
ALTHOUGH ne think Joe fsrhroaeh in his
ranss,uce uskes h.msoif cnt as worse
,hss Ne really wass, ef conversion ana sin.
-. .ne rsxs. He Is not a. etaca;oa or
.s.iss "a man. for The poverty ~ the South
~, sf,er nc civil war deprived him. as It
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rom or ROBERT BONNER.
,hr only Time lie Ever Made Hr'
or Took Drink,

New York Journal.
A starry io,d q the late Robert senner =
sometimes laid 90 the niu'hle wit ~ ne m
,y,t,e,e William r Trsvers, Mr. senneF ~ss
,ts,ns IN street car one 6sy With his SON
,neo /. vttlo hoy, The gar was crowded, ard
NJ, manner hsa taken the little boy on ms
49, presently handsome and s'Shsh
,,,,,ns woman entered ana Mr.. Ronrer nadsed
his son nom ais snes
IA, hoy. h. ssia sravels, rset w AMI
s,ve tho yoaas lsdy your seat
svon tho young woman had 10 io'n IN 'ae
after that followed,
rhe only sime n bis ne that NJ honHs'
aver made bet WAS ~hor he Was 'NEess''e'
an m. Ga Hartford coarapt A sour ~ vac
,sn,. a, loan Hard came down tbs l'ne WIZ
an sA,snee reputation % heins the sNli'es'
e,npSsi,or Oh earth
,,NAyhe, said the Ceutaai Hea' sa' w.
h.,.n,, ,riea R,anef yet -.
S"sah s4is sAe nssar,~ I'm ws hsm se'
Wy " s s,s net. said MI, fcnarr,
4yeu better aes, laakhee nc Shssleaker ~,
~ manner chsskei his mind. hf HAs w
<,e 81 acwr 10 wefk, Aad besides eess@ss
fns I've rieses 81 custsra PIC, So iD.sN ers
~ ssi,a atntoa sspt ~ twenty n9a's 49,
seeats-sishl m,satys The se@' aes n''''
" ~ ~ gcarsT,s greatest pride eas snsi y
49,, enrroe-ea 81 owed. The onis talns ne
ever borrowed Was nsasssa tssn ss ~. I. ~,
w ,.,t~s sna ts6e At7f ise dsA MNtn,
~. ~, ~ MATED snyihins be rails ~ I y.
49, s.,,ee,is,es came high, Bat NJ, e@snfs
eos il ali the saisst v.-,...,.a "a. ons
~ sr,st tfsaftng fzrsas SO me feNhits
~, ssrnrss 10 relate, ~ neFsf spen' hf ~,
49, s,,,,s Ia ssgns Ae bought II uh ne nss
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enlargement OF the womb. Indigestion and
perpetual headache. Tried everything that
offered relief and gave up In despair.
Heard OF Pref weltmer. took his treat
fnent one week and was permanently re-
stored to health.
Prof Weltmer also possesses the re-
markable ability 10 cure people at a dts
lance. and hundreds have been restored
IN this way, My. q. w. Hightawer. TIN
city, Mo. was total wreck having suf.
Tered many years with stomach, liver and
kindred troubles. Tried everything with.
cut relief Fully restored by Prof Welt
mcr's Absent Method.
Mrs. Minnie Porter, Texarkana Texas
was afflicted fof eighteen months with
Kidney aud other diseases. and for twelve
months unable to get gu, of her bed Was
expected to die at any time. Permanently
cured by Prof Weitmer's Absent Method
and has gained sixty Ave pounds.
Mrs. Lavish Dudley, Barry, Ill., suffered
fer thirty years with neuralgia and Atom.
aoh troubles. Nothing but morphine would
relieve her. Permanently cured in a few
weeks by the Absent Method OF Treat
ment.
Mrs. NJ. A. pevaun Defiance. Ohio. was
afflicted five years with dropsy, stomach
aud kidney troubles, Could get no relief
ircm medical science. Was fully restored
by Absent Treatment In ton days.
Mrs. NJ NJ Walker. Poca. w Va, sui.
fered with eczema. Indigestion and fe-
male troubles, Dozens of doctors failed
70 give any relief She was permanently
restored by Prof Weltmer's Absent
Method in two months.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Linoh. Lakeylew Mo.
was for two years afflicted with uleera
ton OF the womb. heart and stomach
troubles and general debility: was reduced
10 mero-skeleton After taking gallons
Of obnoxious medicines without, relief. she
tried the wel,mer Absent Treatment, In
less than thirty days she was entirely re.
lieved and gained fifteen pounds,
Fret 5, A. Weltmer's Absent Treatment
Is, indeed. the sensation OF the age and
on account of Il he can be beneficial TO
all classes OF people. for neither distance
or condition makes any difference to him.
The Weltmer method never disappeints II
can be positively stated to ihose unable
TO - 20 Nevada, Mo-, that this method
viii reach and give relief. no matter where
they live, no matter what their affection.
thousands OF people in every section OF
the United States and even In foreign
countries who were invalids and sufferers
from various diseases are now well and
happy through the power OF Prof Welt
mers Absent Treatment for this wonder.
ful method annthllates space. An can ba
ass<red that no matter what their all.
meniS or at what distance they live they
can get relief from the Weltmer Method.
ANY one writing to Prof s, A. Weltmer
Nevada, Mo. Will receive a forty-page H.
Illustrated magazine and list OF ;osti-
monials from men and women who owe
their health and happiness 10 Wetmerlsn:
also much Information on this science OF
healing,
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A DEFENSE or THE JEWS.
Facts Witch Seem 10 show thn'
They Need No Defense.

Chicago Tribune.
Rev. Madison c. Peters ~ Nee yak
has been eAAmp,oaine the Jew al tae eS-
rense ~ Shakespeare and ;se ena-sem
Tics. In combating the senseless race
prejudice against the Jews neS On tRe-
ciAl exhibition in France, MI Peters
marshsls hos, Of Interesting facts some
Of witch are not generally Sne~h' tie e.
Inmates the total nurabes ~ Jews IA we
world at li.oea. see. There are usArlF
{ l. on6. 600 Ia the uaitea sisies, where taeg
have The same rsgh,s az cArlsiAas knf'
STA and RopmSais contain neAriy oas-hai'
The presea, Jewish race. and ~ these ooaS-
,ries the descendants a Abraham are .--.
itct TO lnvidieas lave aaa are deased tAe
rights Of cisiseassl9 -
heen among the mcst psirsotse Of AMcri-
csns liz revelgiionSrr iixns taes save
more than iheiT share as lirts @Aa 81
money for tie cause .. freedom ia 'se
civil war they took Conspicuous "a. !,
New reTk alone furnished more tasA ~
Jewish soldiers Dsrsns ne spAnsss.
American war mare thAn seys $500
we're granted 10 Jews wao sssaea " 's's'
hrate tao Jewish holidays q; home
Ia the ar.s and Professions ne aewlsa
natlas has a naofe or lsss sSnillsr rSA y
homer, Acine, ANtrbach. 1trAf-e h~Se
w and lsngwsl, are eeil-knswB examples
~ Jewish talent Rachel he actress 80
the daughter o. Jewish pesdles- sAlAA
ncrahardt and SaDneaihs1 are q lac Se'
spisca race Mr. retsrx also SAYS N-A'
gunsas isruigs Daosh Was jew u ms
sic The nantes az MenaeissoAS, Nessras,li =
Johsan Strauss Sir Arikef s1ilisAn t'A1a-
aaa Joachim attest tAe saare1ses 81 .ht
lew sa this Eead. A glance al tse f&eai-
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ss'eshfse to me | Though, Of the wandering
A,r--t,s rurerssss which Is tia beauty, The az
tosaAet NE and saAe ne snmesAsnS 81 sssesf.
srehe 70 the seas though % tar. in rry .nsns
saw IL. eEsea AZ The rim OF the e4rsA ana
hHs n desser ocean. ! 5eslrra 10 hare IN,
srenssh. - mystery ana glory. Then 1 at
q essea me su4, dssirtrg the sca. AQaixAieni
81 HIS lsSht Aaa hrt:ssx IRE hss snaurAnrt args
nnefsrie1 race turned ~ fhs Nus Acaytn
orer. eaalaE iass its death. Anhxfias IL *
ea,slic color ara kwesesest. vhe rark nipe 81
tnt nnhtiA,nhhss nSrtr ~ the sky drew ug
cSieT y REST n heart az AL tkes< prAyeA.
ifas AZ tnpssnn 81 the seal keycnA al 1sA-
1itsony rraysr - parry tAine Is ii ana tAe
nc ether,
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he lews contribute aanuAlly about s7ea,.

the Jswt contribute annually about ssee,-
raA for their ;peiee leading Institutions.
Nj Peters SAYS shyiock IS a rryth and
foul and enduring slancer" the Pro-
ducs az The xatl Semitic prejudice ihsi had
driven all gers nus az EagianA 81 Shakes
pnaTe's time lie remarks shkt the Jew
10 almost q stranger 70 the prssors and
states thai She AwerAKe length Of yesssh
life ~ thirty <erta years ~ egsinss
twenty -ssx for 0eztises with these and
similar statistics TIE Christian preacher
makes q good exhihit tor the Jew. rAe
onls thsae ne tails IL state Is his reasnn
FOR shss elaborate championship " his
figures show Anything iaes show taAt the
Jew is perteeiiy able d make Als way n
The porlA without any eetsnse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
BICYCLE TOER N EIROPE.

Professor II. e. Northrop, OF the Polytechnic In
stitute, has again organized a bicycle party. COM
posed of his students and friends. to spend the
summer vacation wheeling through some OF the
most interesting portions OF Central Europe The
party is composed of the following members Pro
fessor X. E. Northrop. Kenneth r. Otis. Joseph
Keller George b. MacComber. Wheeler H. Peck
ham and DR.. Herbert Dixon
The party sails July 5 on the Red Star Lin.
steamer for Antwerp direct. Then the bicyclistn
will take train 10 Brussels. wheel to the battle
field of Waterloo. then to Namur on the River
Mouse They will follow the valley OF the Mouse
to the battlefield OF Sedan and possibly to Metz
Crossing the intervening highlands. they will de-
scend the valley OF the Moselle making a detour
10 the old town Of Luxembourg and visiting the
ancient Roman city OF Trier. They will reach
the Rhine Cobenz. go down to Cologne
the cathedral and back up the Rhine Valley again
past the ruined castles to Bngen, Wiesbaden.
Mainz and Frankfurt. Thence they will wheel 10
Heidelberg and on TO Baden Baden Here begins
glorious run through the Black Forest. justly
famed for its roads as well its scenery. At
Schafhausen. where are the Falls Of the Rhine.
the party will enter Switzerland. wheeling 10
Zurich, along Lake Zug 70 Lake Lower, where
whole town was buried by a landslide, and on 10
Lucerne
Pass to Lake Brienz and Interlaken. thence over
me Geneva Pass to the W. valley 81 me Rh9nc ana
the members climb the Geneva Pass. After visit
ing Geneva ana running out 10 thamounlN 10 SEQ
Mont Blanc. the wheelmen Will traverse Upper
Savoy. often called French Switzerland. coming out
at Lyons. Then through the farming dis
trict of France brings the party 20 Paris After
short stay In the capital the wheemen will run
up through Northern France to Brussels and Ant
werp. where they take the Red Star Line steamer
Noordand. sailing September g. and due in New
York September 49,
Professor Northrop has been engaged 20 deliver
course OF lectures France and the French people
before the members OF the Brooklyn Institute OF
Arts and Sciences and the observations OF this trip
VIII contribute 10 the subject matter OF these ect
ures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
SOME BROOKLYN HOMES.
THE "VINECLAD DISTRICT" IN THE
TWENTY-THIRD WARD.

WHERE b 'AUTY OUTSIDE AND WITHIN THE
HOUSES FORMS A DISTINCTIVE AND
ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.
There are few lovelier residential districts
than certain parts of the Twenty-third Ward
Take Verona Place. between Fulton and Ma
con SITS The houses, old and new. In brick and
brownstone. GRO, ded together or detached. are
covered with vines. which creep over the sides
and roofs of churches and private houses with
the same kindly impartiality. Residents here
with pardonable pride call it the "vineclad dis
trict."
The homes here have elegant appointments
and modern sanitation, and the surroundings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-02
THEY SAY 1T rs STMNER COMPLAINT

DOCTORS 10 NOT THINK MILK HAS CAUSED THE
HIGH DEATH RATE AMONG CHILDREN.
Reputable physicians in Brooklyn believe that
Commissioner Murphy. of the Health Board, Is far
astray In his conclusions that the recent high death
rate OF children under five years old in Brooklyn
is due TO impure milk. They place the on
summer complaints and the startling changes in
the weather
Several physicians in the Long Island College
Hospital after a careful consideration Of the ques-
ton have made the following statement.
The death rate has not been caused by the milk
supply We are certain OF that. Summer complaint
Is the main cause OF mortality among children Ex-
cessve heat, despite recent spells OF cool weather
Is responsible for the extraordinary mortality In
our experience heat has been the cause Of fitness
and death"
other doctors confirmed these statements They
disagree with President Murphy. and maintain that
Brooklyn has pure milk supply any other
place.