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A TENOR Is REMOVED.

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\ perfect cure OF Dyspepsia:
RICHMOND, Va, April 80, 1885
Mr. NJ +. Hardy. Dear sir.-l have been af-
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Leading Physician Of iesup. Ca. Iesiihes
JtsUP, Ga, February Is, ISIS.
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GESrLEHES-i hereby certify thar | saw
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recommended Hunnicuts Rheumatic Cure.
and she has heen improving aiidly ever
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Buffalo COwt,r say. As Secretary of
State Mr. Blaine win bee a dangerous
man When he first held that office hc
showed lack of familiarity with The
Governments foreign affairs that was
discreditable 90 man Who had been In
public lite some twenty years His
vigorous policy came near making
American diplomacy the laughing stock
of the world
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LET HIM TRY AGAIN.-ln view OF all
the circumstances. Colonel Breckenridge
will show his sense OF justice il he r.
signs his seat in Congress and asks the
Governor of Arkansas to appoint a spe-
cial election Colonel Clayton's coward
ly murder at the hands of supposed sup
porlers of Breckenridge cannot but leave
faint on that November election, and
the country, and Arkansas, too, no doubt,
would feel better satisfied If the votes
were cast again Eoeniag Telegram
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Arkansas Dcmoclat says II seems SET
tied at last that MI Blaine is 10 90 into
the Cabinet Ibis is the first mistake Of
General Harrison IL is good for the
Democratic party, but bad for The coun-
Try.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
OPINIONS AND CRITICISMS ON LEAD
ING TOPICS.

States Rights That Letter Bi.marck and
Bayard- Carnegie on Trusts The Pan
anna Canal Trouble President 'ieve-
land.
STATES RfGHTs-We are not little
surprised TO find Democratic POstmas-
ter-General sending TO Congress a labor
ed argument 10 incitt il 10 usurp arb!-
trary powers under that ella isc OF the
constitution which dcvolves upon 1t the
establishment of posloilices and post
roads Ii is p serious and AT the same
time fragrant distortion OF that clause Of
the constitution which vests in Congress
the power to make laws necessary and
proper for carrying into execution the
foregoing powers The proposition OF
the Postmaster General land apparently
backed Boy a majority of the House COM
mittccl is TO compel railway and nayiga-
tion companies 10 carry the mails for
such companies as the Executive or Con-
srcss may prescribe, without regard TO
the value Of the service performed or the
rights of the carrier -Nor Iork STIR.
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RAILROADS,
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ROAD TINE TABLE
I Commencing TUESDAY. f4uuaI. - f..
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The Boston burglar has learned the
aesthetics OF his business He entered
The house skipped with the Doodle, and
left The following note
Il regret TO say that the high cost OF
living, and ms failure 10 receive certain
sums which l had confidently expected,
have put me under the painful necessity
of permanently removing your silver
ware. With all due apology, and wish
ing You She compliments OF the season, |
am respectfully yours, a FRIEND"
Evening journal., 1889-11-04
A CHURCH DEDICATED.
The Handsome House of Worship o
shiloh Baptist Congregation.

The Handsome House Of Worship Of
shiloh Baptist Congregation.
The auditorium of Shiloh Baptist
Church, Twelfth aud Orange streets, was
dedicated yesterday morning. Rev. 4.
d. Miller, d. D., pastor Of the
Cherry street Baptist Church. Phil.
adelphia, preached the dedicatory
sermon. His text was Matthew, xvii, A:
1T is good for us to be here The large
eaudience that filed the church listened
with attention to the discourse. Revs.
H 9. Panes Of Dover and NJ Winston of
this city made remarks after the sermon.
Pev R. B Cook, D. D., pastor Of tho
Second Baptist Church, preached at the
afternoon servlce.fro Isaiah xlii, ls''The
strength Of the church spiritually" A
collection amounting 10 1924 10 was
taken up. Rev. w. 3. Burrows, Of
Chester, Pa, preached at the evening
service. The choir rendered special and
appropriate music during the day. There
will be a reunion of the Sunday school on
Sunday next.
The auditorium has been frescoed and
decorated in handsome harmonizing tints
and the woodwork of the gallery, which
is on three sides Of the church, is painted
in light colors A painting Of Christ
being baptized in the river Jordan 10y
John the Baptist, adorns the wall Of th'
church back OF the pulpit. Thearch over The
pulpit bears the inscription: "One Sod
One Faith, One Baptism, in gold letters
The baptistry is in an alcove back of thu
pulpis. It is constructed of white mar
Bile, and steps lead from il to the Sunda.
school room in the basement. Two larg
stairways give entrance to the sudito
rum, and q small stairway in the bacl
Of the church desceEds to the Sunda
school room.
Orchestra chairs upholstered in re-
plush and arranged in semi-circle, forr
the seating accommodations. The pupi
furniture is upholstered in red plush
The church is lighted by large cathedrl
glass windows Of handsome design, A
night two large brass chandeliers Q
twelve lights each give light, with th
assistance Of two Ave light standards o
the platform.
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MARRIED..

the brides residence, No. 1918 West seventh
street, by the Rev. w T.. :. Murray. Harvey
Haines Bowden and Miss Mary Taggart, both
OF this city.
MONTGOMERY AT the resi-
dence of the brides parents, No. lul East
Sixth street. on Wednesday evening, October
30, 1889, by the Rev. ouis ~. Barrett, Wliliam
l.. Cochran of Philadelphia and Sadie ..
Montgomery OF Wilmington.
HOPE-MAHLE.- this city, on October
30, by the Rev John ID. q. Hanna, Arthur w I.
Hope Of Dover and Miss Sophia Mahle OF
Wilmington
MARTYR YN-PETERS.-At the residence Of
the brides parents. on Thursday evening,
October 81. by the Rev Adam Stengle, Ernest
II Martyr and Miss Eva Peters. both OF TINS
city.
O'BRIEN-W ARLINGTON .-AtSt. Peters
parsonage, on October 81, by the hev; Father
Lyons, Daniel O'Brien Of Philadelphia ana
Addie T.. Warrington of Wilmington.
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SUNDAY W0RSHIPPERS.
Shiloh Congregation Dedi-
Gates a Handsome Church.
ST. Johns aIsT BIRTHDAY.

bishop Coleman breaches the Com
memorative sermon From Its Found
er's ravorite Wilmington re-
male bible society's Anniversary.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal Church
celebrated its thirty first anniversary
Yesterday. Special musical exercises
were held. Right Rev Leighton Coleman,
Bishop Of the Diocese, preached the an
niversary sermon in the morning. He
chose as text, favorite text of Victor
Dupont, founder Of the church. The
text is from ST. John, tx, A 81 must
work the works of him that sent me,
while it is yet day the night cometh
when no man can work" He congratu-
lated the congregation on starting another
year in the history of the church, and
urged prompt energetic and thorough
work for the progress of the church. He
desired to see greater progress all along
the line, that members realize their in
dividual relations In the work to be
done
DO your duty. do the right,
Ere the darkness, ere the night
"Iet us 20 onward and upward in this
work, so that, when the night cometh,
we may rest thankful Of the opportunity
we have had to do something for the
Master
At the evening service, Choir Master
William J. Fisher, presented the NTH
annual report OF the choir. II now con
tains, twenty-five boys and eight men.
it has attended ninety services on
Sunday and eight on Holy days. During
the last six months six members have
left and fourteen have Joined the choir.
Prizes were awarded to the best behaved
and most punctual. Mr.. Fisher praised
Mr. Roberts, organist, for his efficient work
for ten successive years. He stated that
4he choir needs several things to make II
more useful and better able to fulfil It's
duties.
Rev. w. B. Gordon delivered his In
teresting lecture on Mexico. There are
four clergymen, eight evangelists and
twelve teachers in the whole district Of
100 900 square miles. The work is now
systematically arranged and the results
are good. but funds are needed. The
Delaware Branch of the Women's Auxili
ary 60 the Board of Missions supports a
young Mexican who is studying for the
ministry
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CARPET 1 s. So :

Our second offer is in Wool
Extra Super Ingram Carpets.
We give you these Carpets at
soc per yard. You pay that
much for cotton carpets. Look
around your friends before
buying, examine what is offer
ed you, then look at what we
give you for soc, and wonder
how we do it. Simple enough,
we are on the bottom floor of
carpet prices and want to put
you there with us. The shrewd-
est shopper will at once consid-
er it a bargain to get a good
carpet for soc.
Our third offer is in 80 inch
Smyrna Rugs. We have an
overstock Of this size Rug and
have concluded to place this
lot at the very low price Of
$2.5o. Every body knows a
Smyrna Rug can be turned,
wear iton this side and then on
that, and still its good.
Can you crowd SO much
service and reliability into any
other Rug? No not for $2.5c
nor SIS.
Is such a Rug worth So. 5c
to you? Come while we have
them for you, as we cannor
always give them to you a
this price.
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Letters nom slnnlev.

LoNpcS, Nov 4.--Mr. Macsinnon, the or
ga4szer OF the expedition 70 relieve Emil
Pacha, has received the following dispatch
from Zanzibar; Letters have been received
from Stanley dated Victoria Nyanza Aug
%. With him were Emin, Casati, Marco, a
Greek merchant; Osman Efendi Hassan, a
Tunisinn apothecary; Stairs, Nelson, Jeph-
SON. Parkc and Bonny. Eight hundred peo-
pie accompany him toward Mpwapwa. All
we're we'll Stanley reports Wadelai in the
hands Of the Mahdistsn
wissmann Meets staniey's Messengers.
A dispatch from Zanzibar to The Sunday
Herald says: capt. Wissmann met Stanley's
messengers at Mpwapwa on Oct. l3 The ex-
pedition had numerous fights in the uzalIuma
country. The messengers recognized Wiss-
mann's Maxim gun as similar TO Stanley's.
Wissmann sent a letter 20 Enlin Pasha, say
ing that stores would await the expedition al
Mpwapwa. Wisman nexpects the arrival OF
the expedition about the middle of Novem
bern
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An Artis,.s suicide.

ERIE, Pa, Nov. 4-George Kimball,
well known sign writer and artist, committed
suicide by taking laudanhm Sunday because
his wife had taken their child and left his
home Mr.. Kimball had--wrongfully, it is
said-uphraided his wife for receiving the
attentions of a young swell, and this caused
her 70 leave home Her husband sought a
reconciliation, but failed and then took his
life The young wife is crazed with grief
and il is feared viii take her own life.
Evening journal., 1889-11-04
CHURCH NOTES.

Calvary Guild will meet tomorrow
night for organization.
The course of lectures at st. Andrews 8
Church will be resumed on Friday after
noon.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of st
Paul's NJ. 4. Church will meet on Tues
day night.
Rev. William P. Swartz conducted the
Gospel services at the Y. Nj. G. A. rooms
yesterday afternoon.
Bishop Coleman preached at St.
Michaels Mission, Front and Madison
streets, last evening.
The pastoral letter Of the House Of
Bishops win be read in the Episcopal
Churches next Sunday.
The Protestant Episcopal Churches
will take up a collection next Sunday for
the Church Building Fund.
The Young Peoples Association Of ST..
Pauls M. e. Church win give an enters
tainment next Thursday evening.
Rev. NJ H. Richards Of Muhlenberg
College, Altoona, Pa, preached at St.
Stephens Lutheran Church yesterday.
A box for Rev DR.. Beale of Johnstown,
Pa, will be packed in Hanover Presbyte-
rian Church on Wednesday evening
next.
The twenty.sixth anniversary of
Epworth M. e. Sunday school will take
place In the church on Friday evening
next.
Rev. William p. Swartz will entertain
the senior and junior normal classes OF
Central Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evening next
The Christian Endeavor Society of st.
Pauls M. e. Church will celebrate It's
third anniversary on Wednesday even
ing. Harry Emmons, Esq, and Rev. L.
T.. Barrett win be the speakers.
The missionary meeting Of the Society
Of Christian Endeavor Of Central Presby
terian Church win be held in the church
parlors this evening Mrs q. II. Ferris
a missionary TO India, will be present anc
speak Of her work.
Rev. +. L, Hubbard, ph. D.. will lee
ture on "What | Saw and Heard il
Europe, in Brandywine VI. b. Church OF
Thursday evening, November IA. On
the same occasion J. I. Mullin win give
bries' address, illustrated by stereoptioaI
views.
Rev. Dr. Jessup, missionary to Syria
preached at Central Presbyterian Churcl
| yesterday morning, and at West Presby
terian Church IN the evening He de
scribed the work of the Syrian mission
Of the Presbyterian Church in mos
interesting manner.
Rev. George II. Ferris, a returne'
| Presbyterian missionary from Kalapur
India, spoke on his work at Hanove
Presbyterian Church yesterday morning
and at the First PRESBYTERIAN Church las
evening. He viii speak at Centrs
Church on Wednesday evening.
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chnrIe. shnlhnn nnnd.

RUTLAND, VT, Nov, 4-Charles Sheldon,
senior member Of the Sheldon Marble com
pany, and one of the best known business
men Of the city, died Sunday Of pneumonia,
at the age of 76 years. His early life was
spent in New York state where he was
prominant in politics with Thurlow Weed
He came here in 1850 and entered the marble
business He was a close friend OF James G.
Blaine. He leaves a widow and six sons.
Evening journal., 1889-11-04

being Links Between Time and Etor-
nifty The church was crowded and all
listened with close attention to this elo-
quent and earnest address. The pastor
pointed ont plainly how the words,
thoughts and actions Of the present life
will bear fruit either for good or evil in
the world to come. He showed how the
sinner in this life is still wandering
further and further away from God. He
earnestly pleaded with them to return
like the prodigal son and seek a fathers
fnca md marcy
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G. WOREELL-,
Fifth and ShipIey Sis.
Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS.

We represent all the leading
makes and retail them at a
small advance on the manu-
facturerS cost-compare our
cash prices with those asked by
credit houses, and see if you
can afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Roxbury
carpet or a Io-wire Smith, or a
Stinson, Our price for these
goods is S5c per yard, csc
made, laid and lined. We
have other makes at the same
price. If you want a cheaper
carpet we give you the grade
that you can scarcely tell from
Roxbury for 85c made, laid
and lined. Another good lined
from so to 7oc and 75c on the
floor.
We do not advertise glitter
ing generalities, but give make;
and prices. Can show you
almost every new patterr
made. AS far as possible kind
| ly bring sizes of rooms witt
you.
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cnIen Knocks out HAYES.

PITTsBURG, Nov. A FIVE round prize
fight took place at an early hour at Nc
KEGS Rocks between George Gillen, Of Mans
field, Pa, and Jack Hayes, Of this city, for a
purse Of 500 and the gate receipts, amount
ing to $780, In the fifth round Gillen got in
a swinging right-hander under Hayes ear,
dropping him with such force that he could
not respond when "timen was called Hayes
stripped at 40 and Gillen few pounds
ltaIta,.