The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1900, Page 4

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, FREE LUNCH FOR KELLER SAYS HE Fun LW) [Lord & Taylor|Bars Dam Grand Street Store. of Esquimaux? , SCHOOL CHILDREN.) DIDN'T FEE OLCOTT.) "90 arith Setudoy Baggins. sive et | i elaill | of the queerest sort of Bsqutmat CHEERS WISE ss of Board of Education Says Gity Dean-Swindler Bernard’s Accusation Against the MARCH 9, 1900. Very Special. whose existence (Be world hi dreamed for sears and years, From 9 A. M. to 3 PM been discovered om a little bit of an Should Provide Food for Poor Special Prosecutor Flatly Denied by | Explosion in Powder Fuse | we will offer you the greatest sland. way up iu the Arete seas, The | Ou! rovide Food Io | Syndicate Part | Works at Pompton bargain ever shown. read abouy were civilized in comparl- Congratulates Fellow- Schol | yngicate artner, 4g-in, Wide Fine French Henriettas, "2 ' (hese poor people, whose lives olars. i 5 | imitive the: @ log-cabin | Lakes, N. J. | in all colors and black; goods we are s0 wont! bave seemed to them more of CAE yom mek me bf the law fru of | ceration in the Tombs for several weed - ee @ palace than the Waldorf-Astoria to ehbbibihebbitkbciie: | which | am a member received a ts nota told Ketlgr,’ Bernard a se ere Wa) 29%, yd, | would to wild Dadian. Se fact’ tnieletoletnt pat Eo had been approached by the! 9. iMMial is Ty | heh 5 tha Naw ory i jpetnining. fee from Mr KeBter, 1) scouted to bedomen Biaie's witnens,| POMPTON LAK Bird Ji: Don't miss this chance, {his city ha» jist obtained possession Jovilt sap, with abt the ler and hi law Abraham | A cceritic et tage ppeee OF jot lots of things belonging to this possible, (Nu) = W La tock thi non on the | K —— |pataiate K. thereon caused my borden (0 91 eee ee ie eesioning Muslin Underwear. {tribe may interest you, So may the Vigorous denials were $n ander this Teg aE OT Undies? Fine Must Chemises; open! Parte Will See | morning of statement made by in ihe Criminal Court @ Losoms, fui) sine, edged with lace; .: Myron 1. Bernard. who was president Known that he offered to tur ] Talmage, tester, Pomp- 25¢.; (value ie) York Ss School Children, . 3 Dean Company, and who. the other members of the Dein firm. iru That is, their photographs. Dh oth the Madera! | and hie as methods of training the children of! sod the State courts for his complicity | who know him as the talk a alts Greater New York in the public fn the affairs of this company. that the | appointed mar fon Lakes. |achcols to be strong and healthy and Prisoner on Happy Escape. _-SAYBD BY A CONFESSION. regularly sell at S0e, yard; ioieieinineitiminiminivivinininim £ of the Said, but Would Die Instead. Domestic Corsets; short hips, four p> and five hook, in drab, pink and blue, edged with Iaee; Je under indictment in rion is termed Hinm Cadman, tester, I Beek er asa firm of Black “The statement of Bernard is a Jobe Hodder, helper, 49c., (value 18¢, practical, as well as to educate them, ward § iso, under renter 1 4.00 said Abraham Levy, Keller® count! | panes, Big A 7 are aw, head of the rest of th depos y ssorted Lot of Petticoats; all ay ahead of @ death for the appa c rT i. the latter to turn States | this morning. ‘Re: Is both a iT! some Merritt, @« + Pompton ha leading shades and stripe ef- world. Therefore, to astonish, in: Beasley, a cabmar n ya witness ward» statement is not and a thief! When he was President of fects; some couble rufife and accor- | *ruct and completely overwhelm ev ago, learned to-day that James redited the Dean company he was caught in| '%e™ dion pleatings jery stranger who visits the great | Exposition at Paris this summer, “1 Bweeney woo fled from the polfce at] Ex-Judge Willlam Mo K Oleott, a | several pilferings trem the p Hires: da ‘ ae the time of the murder, had, while member of the firm, t* the special Dis: | account of the firm. A jos er and had a narrow excape from oe 8g¢.; (value $1.50.) | photographs have been taken of our dying in Landon, confessel thar he trlet-Atto appointed to prosecuie! was not (oo small for him ro steal owned. He war ved with much —,. {iittle ones at work in school, and will 5 and not Wise was the murderer ; the members (rm, James B. Kel) | Vernon M. Davis wel for James | MMeulty a Ladies’ and Children’s be placed on exhibition in the French i Wire occuples the conflemned cel and Keller B, Kellogg, who {¢ now on trial lefore| Ordinarily nine men are employed G ti [eapital If you have @ young hopeful i next to Murdrer Kennedy at Sing Sing Farnard's statement | Recorder Goft for his share in the the Works, Only four had re | ee Bah alr Cr » pretty little girl, It may interest | ‘ Roland 1B. Molineux is in a cel! opporite ening Word reporter) swindle, refuspd to discuss Herjard's, Kiday meal a ih’ Children’s Spring Reefers;very pr: ity | yon to see if their pletures are among 3 Warden Johnson read she alleged con: | o have pald a member | charge ex irred. One cf the lester? taney mixtures, sailor collar trim-jthe lot, This you may do, You may cc fession of Sweeney this morning, Wut : | aw firm) $24) In cash and (| "Judge Olcott.” Mr. Davis cad, vie) WAP te the fue deotuis es med with braid; sizes 4 to 12 yrs.,/also learn that a hesitated to toll Wise. Wise ie very [have given a due note for $3,000 lebove any such thing wig ROOEY ene RE gah Sportal Actors Are ae Nervous, and the Warden feared the I make thix statement,” Bernardeaid, | If there was an angry man tn sh , $1.08, clOrs Sy ed the: story .<Wanld prove to: be + ton the sith of Kelle hime, He | wera this morning, Sam Keller wax (he pinta ina ee vedditaaGovet Gk Skirts; in black Something Like Wooden, * mm prothe: la vl id em N. ! oX~ mt m1 f1 i E Bhortly after noon, however, the wife nienselt i Bernard te a ilar, a thief an jae LAST ltl Nee ea lla ao i appaiguea ‘ werk Jointed lel a Er iicacly cause to. the prison to oe Koller is the man who got all the| blackmailer,* Keller shouted. j ounaRtiOn. sak fA in | aera etna Se) pe pptta when {t comes to teaching them aay- Py Te vekans, Pur Warden Knew oe money from the business, He has got] Year I have supported him and is) oe bic erpuna’ bie bags Ao ‘ i) thing. To do this successfully ree Pi Would tell he susband of the story a It yet, buried in a aafesdepott yault, | famity. Why he never earned an honest | Martie! | Window panes hag elt $2.98. [res A Rial of Uratte, Ren ee foe peneny in his life. He is « card sharp| nt crockery and glassware tossed from who are willing to devote their lives ty Ladies’ Spring jacket consisting of kerses in tans and castors, @ special lot, and coverts lined through- value from .. tha W NOt Warn her {6 may ne ‘This is just exactly what Mra Kenne een. ee, te bet 1 | ta tatatatatatotatelantainteineieeetleintBrieltiil-lbeleleieleielerlelelrielek | Herold me once that the amount was The inhabitants were gre snd the shattered fuse works ded by a large throng, to the tash ere so worthy of note that you ought to like to hear about them, | When the curtain rises on a theatres and owes every thivg to do with The work of getting a jury to try! * he ever had any- early $1,000,100," Written for The Bvening World, | chiliren between the ages prescribed by Hernand alleges that he has not been @y did. Bhe said law shall attend the sessions of the properly treated by bia brother-in-law, ‘ out with fancy taffeti ‘ i ‘ prom eaten «| Kel Was restimed this morning be- packing house, whicn was atnae uy eves h “Phere ix a sore in The World this By Charles B, Hubbell. ab I. aia nl panes ion in otha and says the latter caused his Incar- | fore mr Gee orning be fifty, yards from the main. building, $10.00 to $12.00, apectal, ees igi ie Fatt th om morning to the effect thar « man |) |pasPrestdent Hoard of Education, | Wit provided. On the other hand | — --— = - — —- s blown up. 4 , y Riahdon named Gaeeney had dled. and — ba must ve borne in mind that there are ' Mo t nie lg ag Pe $3.08. everything goes, you don't realize SE Acisee no died he Gontemned tim be wae . in the city of New York several thou- | Pliny Jewell, who lives in Hartford. | qty men and. girls. weer emploved © Spectal Line of Sults;al! woo! mace. that a ian, « sivgle Tite man, has the real murderer of Cabman Beasley T have been asked to et sand children provided with Instruction | Conn, next door to Mark Twan aa Within ns beck at the deatroved uid. Teale; full tailor made, The actua! | taken weeks to whio the big he 4 Wild gave vent to dis feeling in One | to my views on the questo ¥ e ence, who e immediate neighborhood of Har- ft ew value of these was from $12.00 to) Dany into sone ts your delle he be hoe kg oti , te h me time f ed with bar 4 i e Ratir 15.00, so, however, and in a,case 7 : sa k : “4 is irik werk ted, half -— ed sida | nose me ia od and with : eatary clot Nog : Van pe Pri ume ead the the '. $6.98. is a man who can neither write, ( pew it 1 knew be or elf) at our public xchools. ‘This proporition rrow escape. The damage ts 98. paint, compose, sing, act, dance, play, y These children start in ite with @ by the Jewels und from | at sobbing. “Its prue. Oh, isn't it £004 fe one that hs been discussed tn a tente a a under a grant from | Sa g : ; a 9 tan », becAume they have been char- f “ “ . 2 kick, “make-up,” talk dialect or do ‘shy h reid age epee Lh ia Bg toreyted In pubic ie natare "Theusent ot bon neal renty ge 4 rf sebe wi 4 gam: l eieine Consent Big Dew A Useful Souvenir Free to every anything of ihe Ind, yet can teach n + agerors the corridor, “ ¥ school affaire for some time past % adi age jel) owned gam ¥ urchaser of one dollar ti . he ey te 7 ertectly. } . ree ae Seema of thie, Mandl | Diing-hou-es in this city. His headquar-| The schedules of the Mount Vernon! )y Fa ea ore be: j others how to do them all perfectly. , gratulations, 1 wish t Americans have always taken a dee h 9A. M.and3 P.M. 4 My own case would come along preity i ca the i. publle ogi ot and have Lecome useful, prosperous ters Were over Owney Geogheghan's sa-|Consumers’ Brewing Company, fied |n March in ville Mi Aearahe, Gen. Grant for Bs aoek, It can't come too quick, alther.”| other reason, because white they were |2tm® 48 all those who are familiar with loon, at WT Bowery. That place is now | bankruptey veding* to-day, show Vice Presid Wine Ald Kennedy ou ute al free schools they were In no sense! it records of the Children’s Ald So known as MoGurk's concert hall. He had | liabil'ties « 700.63, of which 1.80.22 | ait 1 yclock Skitindy ula ice President. i fucky fellow, und I sincerely: hope yOu; chariiy achoole, ‘The children of the | °C) wiil readily recognize. J. Jewell, Once Wealthy, | pisces on Broadway, Pution street and ie speared if ree UB Gclock Saturday wight. | Vice-president Grant.” That would | |) has jong been my opinion that ali other localities, He had a dozen gam- ound strange, wouldn't it? Sull, it's vn Wil) get out ali right. Tonever thowght teh ang © poo comma: d th y ee my Hel and the poor meet on & COMMON | chidron whuse parents arc inclined 1 Begged ''a Clean Place | iiing-tiouses tn atl. In 18, when sik the | fo boagt3 88 ena ™ Cor, Grand & Chrystie Sts, Grand & Chrystie Sts, & pweaibility, At least, Gen, i Were guilty, and now 1am sure of footing, 4 Le well known how pon- % f ditlens ti By A ih waoveed te send them fo the public schools ah: t Die.” Kambling-houses closed, he went to ler | ——== | Grant, the son of the great command- Warden Johnson went into the con-| genegations, The children of rich {'#¥@ the opportunity of attending such ‘o sey City and opened a room in Taylor's Qpeo Rerenings, — ler, who js now in the Philippiues, a demned chamber after Mrs Kennely| parents in one: generation become the | ‘CRU and that where it In found that Paths. Hotel. From there he drifted South, | blished Twenty-tive Years. would not object to sneh a nomina- a had gone, He found Wike pacing UD parents in the next generation of those | facle in the way of attendance | and became a race-track follower. Ie | | tion at the hands of the American =) and doWn his cell, wildly excited. ThE| Wno ate claeced among the poor, Itty 2 teuillcleat nourishment, 1am aot at) Joseph Jewell, an old-time gambler,| had always been a generou. liver and | | people. So he tells Frank G. Carpen- Warden ventured to hope the news W#*) q familiar aphoriem in tile country that |2L Ceetain but that the Btate, sult act | the workhouse this morning| apender and his money soon melted | ° 4 a ‘rer, along with so many other inter- true. hehe tte cal ne penerations between itt WAKler the controlling principle that| from ihe Yorkville Police Court. He) away MANUFACTURING JEWELLER, | ’ ' esting things, that Mr, Carpenter has Py wash ik te trun” enla Wine, “| tere af eee ee ee een vicrnaye (Lave mentioned, should remove the! ie seventy years old Big months ago he landed in New| 93) EIGHTH AVE. °%,%%,'*° t put them into the moat entertaining heniew all the ime that tt was Bwesrey (ies, teag inet the ecaititity at ime oWmtacle by furntahing each day a meal] “He in ii! and penniless, We has no] {ore with §® On that money he irae | 00,000.00 Worth of Jewel . story on the Philippines that has yet who struck the fatal boy. 1am £4 droog di lans Hage tienregpl Al Reagrt ( simple, wholesome food. | friends, He has rich relatives, but is) Mnally taken il and, having no mon 3 ial of appeared in print. ithat he tx dead, te wax ane of the best | One op the arent, se for the weneray | LUntersaend fully the oajections that! too proud to beg assistance. “Tam aat-| WAX forced to go to the Muni | at 50 Cents on the Do’ H F imen I aver Kngw and at the same tine one OF tH Rrent reasone for the foneral wii) te rough to tear ayainat Uhl | feted with inp’ tec” he, sald pathet.|eceriionse, There a dikposi r We ahe alt | Madras Has Mrs, Wm. K. ‘ onaetithe wild. Gabino orice: prow v9 olf and 1 ie hand mere Of | teally, “and all 1 want now {9 a olean he was arr ine J in cor apd see_omr magnificent selection | Vanderbilt, jhe a 4 “His dewih vermits me to talk unre 8 ‘i i ney. (Be Aiflicuities attending its adoption. | place to dic He be treaties on the \ wervediy, | ave kept allent fiyin, a NR etge ne Piatt that toe woeabtses Oi Netther am 1 @t all sure that the time "ite was shabby, but serupulonsly | Unter special oF from the Magis: | or percale goods | New Stepmother ? false; sense of honor. Sweeney did me | gon ie entitied to demand, whatever may het ae for the recognition of this/clean, One could easily understand why ' in new fancy| if the i alestione re serene the a faver o long time ago, and I kept, e ‘o * . this old man had but one request to ‘ | Fairs have submitted to the claim her Because 1 thought T would go free | than “ondition tn Wfw: nd there tae! France No tsample. fae and that war clean place to] 47 MAY BE DROWNED, colors and designs. viva. Nottie Craven that she is tho and at the same tine belriend him.” | that there are any ctrenmstances present |,,!¢ Ms Deen ataied by those favorite die." widow of the late Col. James @, Fair. . Wide expects. a spendy. release. from the proposition that the shoals of | ie » hale I In this case, his daughter, Virginia, } c peedy which deprive any child jn such families | France have fora jong. time. i T gen satlofied with my life,” he re-| ot stesesee Cuvier Sank in , oJ, ° i sang Williem K the condemned chamber lof enjoying the advantages that free|provinion referred to. But the French | peated, “I have been a gambler, it is | whose marriage to young m K. = ————————— education extends. public schools are more like the old! true, But I never ruined a home. 1 do stow M1d-Orean—Three malate 10K | Vanderbilt, jv., wae such a wondrous B* jchaclty echoula of Rngland. Se they fF | a believe I can recall a single wicked of the Crew faved. fo ring, with & | affair bas found a stepmother, and A Calamity ¢ mesly existed, and can furnish ny ex- y cmerald or tur her nushand a mother-in-law. This i . F } te us in dealing with this proo|act in my whole life. Tam not disap- | CAAI®, France, March %—The Brit. § 1 pet get baht paps Med th hi Ul every) ” n - pointed al. my end and fee! no shame. Ish steamer Windsor, from Leith, Beot- " into any of these family puzzles, So ¢ i i Hime thet a child is prevented from |. Ht is gute ain (har | availing Itself of the advantages of «| Fy of the publt he advantage “}no heed of any such proviston | “T used to run a domen gambling houses in this city twenty years ago, and s&s ; much has been told you simply to Three 13th BROADWAY | Cor. Canal &. prevare you for a most interesting Stores. r Accep' omination by Soci with Job Harriman for land, reports that the Hriten steamer pubtte sehoot education. The reat jostif. | under discussion and would do et Eh fae th day | CHYI, Capt. Quinton, from Antwerp 0 ‘ A ViewoP reste: ation of education at the expe ot | decline, Jo accept aay cuah yet ave walked the streets al Y | for Brasil, wes sunk in collision with Near Chambem, story of the great Fair will case, INDIANAPOLB, March 9% Bugene | the State is wot to provide for iis youth | would Hiely follow. | therego t}long seeking for @ familar face, some} A unknown steamer. | which has just been up in the courts 4 V. Debs, after having declined she | ihe means of livelinoold, ut tit it thon created Bz having food provided for friend with whom 1 could talk over old] “phe Windeor picked up the second | again. nation for President by Am. | tay tw trained In auch a way ws UOT ae eabarlener te cetnectiee: wien | Em But | never found ome. Rela-}mate and :wo seamen belongiog to the | “Let Me Introduce : : ae the ol teen! the department of pubiic education in| tiv Yes, I've plenty of relatives and|Cuvier, the rest of whose crex, it is ‘ Boated Socialists, to-day consented 10] ship and honestly discharge tts duties. | the Uite titles the tllet that. there| well-inaio, but {| have never asked them | feared. were drowned, My Friend, fag " | The tnot te (1) is enabled | are many children in our public school 2 : . —— — = | ! f arn : | better: g:muake Jean Inobfent in [22b9_ ate not somMctenthy "ourlahed ro [for wesistance Nos I never would do nuvi ‘Trotter 7 | Mr. Rattlesnake ! Job Harriman will be nominated for a fe i secure benefits that would otherwise| that | am satiafieh | have no com: For Fashionable Women, ‘There's a man down in the moun- Vice-Presiient. Wisleh the State snould rejoice, Out it follow hate attendance. A fal Tend paw eenthamcrseay ite ter ‘The National Power and Manutactur- eid ines et sth gemine ! 1 Tere atcunth: Weneka, ee a does not furnish a justifiontto ith ty stomach is not # \ s *o , reanized in J ~ cowl not be | } tains of Pik y ‘ oy 4° e, vrai a Mifentton for with an senply. 9 Tally. [that trae] ‘The Magistrate wae deeply moved by | Ing Company was o in Joma bought elsewhere for $20, | | could say this and mean it. Snakes TALK GOT Hid LONG TERY PRL tiadten Aaa sioahs jamong cbildven. If a eMlld te to bel the old man's story. He tol tt atmply| City thie morning with $0006 capital, $10.00 | Keodtrsahcretragirw cerem hse sl po haggle |Rorery, toa ho camcruens atone And without borsting ‘The Company is to fornieh light, hea ingraved Solid $3.00 lives with them, belongs. to their aa WiMeutt unr to dispiee of, On tae one | Umetive.» The. power of concentration | Jewell (x a relative of the family of | and PR be nn envering wenige for (cr it nota tlk How } club, as it were, and is #0 “en-rap- Convicted Robber Blamed Womam |i) veo save sie pruvinione of com aepication can be acquired only] Aurehal Jewolh who was Postmaster. pany Rb Tere ete Naw ternary to tne ‘ hy port” with them (as yon will say if for Mis Trumble and Exette@ — | pulsory education which that ali | exceptions 7 General under President Grant, Marshal | ghanjey Pence, Which now controls! wb peor | [ > {von learn to eperk French) that the Judge's Ir ‘ Jowell later war Ambassador to Russia. [nearly all the lighting und trotiey tur: | Engraving done f ‘Open ev YOUR |) other people cell him “the man-snake re Fee —_—_—— — —-_= J gambler Is alee a relative of } Iness in Northern New Jersey Mail orders promptly attended to le | eM oe the mountains.” An astonishing Waiter Brown, allas Walter Jones j GAELS Tl tite for a man to jead, isn't it? Was atraigned before Judge MeManon HERE'S A NT VAN wi \ | _ ia =n ss Prom $1 vpward. fn Part Ji1., of General Sexsions, this| Hl ’ ‘ French Gored: Blas Seane Parisian Model. | The Fireman ee a Scone eemaen, : 0m cole tithes ars Had Small-Po. Z les nie ie ue ¢ i ad for robbery, Mrs Jeinie Taaw the} ‘ay Coenetlnen Aa Reve Bi a COMAET COMP AN' To 4, Keeper of 4 saloon at 15 Monroe stseet, now . | | Henee the engineer made the en- ‘ Was he complainant | partment for a Crelser to Take | Pereonal. laine go faster. Not that he hoped to eee ye | THE LATEST OF TREATMENTS GRRE erecrae ane Romie tetra waile 1 wan refors Heb Aldermen won't gp th ° | _Kives ames, dates, coming prowpeets. chante. ie was anxtots to get him to a place @ny other woman ti wal Unleas to give Or stalatmen tripe? Ken hit. 3 ! eT he did it forms a tale of striking tae tne Sige 1 ie Ko net et od | a | tok Ray heme | OR sae | Fx xe AS Helo Wanted—Mase. terest that you should read. with a Hight term Now I'll send you (ol ae, (Byeria The Evening Wortt Yo Ray el or five years Fay Pervene oy va wan . * Bris for tive » | Tidal Wave Swept Block} joensuu vanetines | Perens Cvugaer pres tosis winiehs wate OB Bist, Big Heart / a A SIENKEWICZ LOVER Island Every Four- [enarice 4 Horrigan, of Wort Three | A —————! That's what doctors say, They r also wax into a story-telling mood, teen Minutes. [Lelieves that if a committee of the Choy Council le to attend the exposition sometimes, and tell you things about The World | your heart you are —— = ee, they wi in! I | More Than Double ! toe wae tg 4 with bullets, dag- Paid Help Wants in To-Day’s World, bombs, falne-t Paid Help Wants in the | yours =< ‘This \* « pleture of handsome jewer Mary behind in Poland whe: her away to America acroms New York Hor’ 2! Parts it should the irip with ar Ryecial to The Evening Wert) VT che pomp and dignity that che im. NEW HAVEN. Maroy 9 Block Island, [portance of such an excursion warra’ f Therefore in the Common unit last essen, off New ne he offered an order that a in its hte mmittee of seven be appolatel » ve and fell! wait on the Secretary of the Navy and mmencing at | P to a teed | toe to entirely at 2 {him thar be town the cruiser | the purpose of transporting A committee represen 12 = ouncil of the Paris Bap | ing che coming sur me "S| GRIPS AWFUL WORK. WAV SASS 14 Other New York Papers Combined. The Great $10,000 Koch hemes haw ati wep m™ weet and lel} ten tee a od th wer n oof the islam BONNAZ wo Rising same slamage to houses. | Cawwed 7,000 Deaths to New York State At the Koch Lung Cure.at 48 W. 22d St, N. Y. faanens 0g : Sing sae toeheabe Bigiee e ‘ in Four Months Last Year. | No. 1 Represents the first and original Koch machine for the cure of eonsumption. one «See ek ae m water) ¢ALMANY The annual tuiletin ot the) No, 2 and 8 is the latest invention showing how patients breathe the healing, oily vapors of the Koch Inhalation ‘wercnens . CLADIRE TAILORS. 5 | emulate Jwne s eter than rua) ad at tbo] Soret gecuee. fem Orie ty maabcower ee at the Koch Lung Cure instead of takiny medicine into the stonarh SEAMGERIASID .. 0 | REASAERY * sunrise, taepiag the ocean rose nda | F400 from January to Apel, 110 No. 3 Isa picture of Dr. Edward Koch, who is treasurer of the German-American Co, of the Koch Lung Cure. (awvacsuns ” t xeexwnan pag voy ts ot ie om the K. WILLARD H. MORSE, F. 8. Be..| Hundreds of patients consulted him during his 30-day consu‘tation visit al 48 W. 22d St, MY, City, csaresrene OPERATORS calling eae ee eT Tast month. He is the inventor of the abovr machine, and regularly visits the New York fo consu’t, fouromrons Hiren 4 is the J wait Whiskey \« tie oniy| 40. + Ls a picture of the machine waed in the great French treatmen: used in connection with the Koch treatment. Suvriers. t panoa = sredck. tory mule gouth ani tat | Srp Params Brecht Cooeapins| > ecat eben ela ofeetreaahing heating eit! popores Pravaic ooh ere eniakad ook cea nt leas Tasty” § momeouaraess ai falacd about the same hour, | ond wanting Glecsien tesa whonerer ng pat i ivate are , case. 4 5 sighing and praying tor | St ‘he nu | se going Sess im Caner cm | ay. @ kan cad chow the Keah inhaled aah of tae Podadogh Ipenaxp ‘eaes. 1: 3|STaomman Bicuktewies, whose mar. | The seiamic dirturbances | ‘ office. } CYPR@AITERS odiiced Vadin” has | minutes and (he rise 0 tbe water coi TT er aml, Take © tanicopventu:) No, 8, 13 and 14 Shows the nebuliz , with patients breathing the healing, oily vapors into the ii | RVPLOVMENT TAIARE Rediges: Story os Marys climes ut oa va Ppa A ‘en say bad storie Wht the No. Il Represents the great pm) we'd which cost $2,000 to Sid, cobshowsted of ead ates, sieeee ins... oh ea Bile. ts wonderful werin|caegay' ana ome guetis nave hi" | nein ies preven Coneuimpea a kM air tight, and is capable vine diseased lungs of expectoration at one sitting, leaving the tub2s \rrevmns 0 ¢) wasrkas < 1S, Tes post 0 RATRA CHARGE FOR IT the germ, Dultys Pure Malt .Waisieg to a clean for the entry of from the Inhalation. ; : GIRLS... . 16) MISORLLANBOUE. Tig ie Brcubice | Atrerternens tr TE wom . | lest ueorts seare and’ has aiuaye ‘nee | NOTICE, — You are invited to cal! and see Of testimonials of patients cured in this city. Over ome Sonne vornene 2) ike “Que Vadis you | iris, Aer Amman, Dwar, em 08" found abaelutely pure. All dreguaee and hundred have bron published, per ag ap i Call and. hove axpleined what pou do neb undor- Fn a [ OMFt Fetes, Call 6 messager if you have