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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-03-27
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
And Furnishings.

Try Barnes $3.50 shoes, in seven
different styles, all solid, and is we'll
worth $500.
Barnes $500 custom made and
every pair warranted in mems and
ladies', the best value ever offered.
Barnes $3.50 calf shoes for men
warranted equal to any $500 adver-
tised shoe on the market.
Try Barnes $500 shoes they are
the best.
A Bargain 800 pair of woman's
heavy shoes reduced from S1.00 to
75cts., to close them out. This
shoe Is cheap at $l.OO.
In furnishings we carry q large
line, correct styles and prices.
GEM CITY SHOE STORE.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25
HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
q guaranteed specific for Hvster1a Dizziness,
Commissions. Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache
or tobacco, Wakefulness Mental Depression. Soft
enng OF the Brain resulting in insanity and lead
ing to misery. decay and death. Premature Old
age, BarrenneS', Loss OF Power in cit her SEX In
Voluntary Losses and Spermatorrhma caused by
1-exerton OF the brain, self-abuse or over-in-
dulf ence. Each box contains one months treat
ment. 81 a box, or six boxes for So sent by mail
prerald on receipt of price WE GUARANTEE
SIN BOXES to cure any case With each order
rec ived by. US for six boxes accompanied with
800 we will send the purchaser our written guar
antee to refund the money if the treatment does
not effect cue. Guarantees issued only by
JOS. Il. HOFFLIN. Druggist
Cor. Sd st. & LIST Ave S. MjpneaDolis
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25
THE PURPOSE OF THE ALLIANCE

s n p4es Af TN s ea5
@ So in ii & S. @ q ME s ass T s an:
the It'll they We hope to have thousand
% mn % n a s hd h s @ M
s. s. + sS,S e. ss $s @ :ss5s
s. ss
] sors sse ss 9s @ nof s s Alliance engaged
: ,
psHa s s Tna
nS yss fsS sas s zsH Sn % MIMI the
glad Of
S N.Y. as r. ssf$sn a, 1s;
sas sS nsS .1 % % re S6
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sa % % 1s fas sa 4 an % alliance This will
lance the &C.,
Secretary
the rs %
s1s S4sts q s ss %
s e
s e Il $ the VIZ a :ss sss
A
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Correspond deputy
until
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25
NATURAU IsENEO1 VV6
Epileptic Fits, Falling Sickness, Hyster.
les, st. Vitus Dance. Nervousness,
Hypochondria, Melancholia, In
ebrity, Sleeplessness, Dizzi-
ness, Brain and Spinal
Weakness.

This medicine has direct action upon
the nerve centers, allaying all irrita-
bilities and increasing the flow and power
OF nerve fluid. It is perfectly harmless
and leaves no unpleasant effects. > !,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25

lst Dst-H W Roche
A.
e Mp
SC West Union
1. H.. Donuely,
JUDICIAL DISTRICT LECTURERS.
R.
Dist-A.
tt al
ST E..
legislative should
The will be glad the Of good
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25
|. s., ST. P. & U. P.
1hese Letters are the Initials of the
New Line through Wyoming and
Idaho to the Pacific Northwest

This line is composed OF the Chica
go, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and Union Pacific Railways, and
reaches more Far Western Cities than
any other line, as follows:
HALEY, Boise City, Lewiston, Mos
COW and principal Idaho points.
Walla Walla, Colfax, Pennington.
Rockford, Spokane Falls and numer-
Gus Washington points.
Baker City, Pendleton, Portland
and principal Oregon points.
Ogden and Salt Lake CITY. the
largest points in Utah.
San Francisco, Los Angeles and all
California points from Mt. Shasta to
San Diego.
And this line also reaches Butte.
Anaconda and many other points in
Montana.
Also note that by this line accom-
modations are furnished in Pullman.
Family Sleeping Cars at very low
rates to holders OF second-class
tickets going to Washington, Oregon
and California.
When YOU get ready to go West, be-
fore deciding upon your route, call
on agents OF c., st. p, NJ. & o. Ry.,
who will furnish rates and informal
ton about through car service over
the "Lake Superior, st. Paul d Union
Pac1fc Line" and connections, or for
pamphlets and maps, address
T. W. TEASDALE.
Genera! Passenger Agent, St Paul.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1890-04-25
LECTURE BUREAU-
OF THE
MINI. State Farmers Alliance.
STATE LECTURER.
HON. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, H

STATE LECTURER.
HON. IGNATIUS DONNELLY, HASTINGS.
DEPUTY STATE LECTURER AT LARGE
EVERETT W. 7ss ST. PAUL
DEPUTY STATE LECTURERS:
G
LIS Snow Mart
lam v island.
oml
RobertEc
Hon B.
40
H E. Cooke
Hon. W.
Hon P. Underwood
Hon.
Hon.
Hon.H Henry
J
Fred.M Mani
Ara Baro ,Farba
A. E.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

@enn nIes anbere nit5ts bilff, DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy beilt. so
in 4pOtbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28
WmslGaoiiMes

0~nmburg, "a. Mou. Stuf Nci6luf
Der ,9nbaf- mo GigorreuIabrifautcr
liuo bier, in S%tltunn, Sttcnlcn unn
&dnpsbed 70 5abrifrn gcIh1oiicn por-
Den, iup0ur1 5000 Nrteiter iGre&eIGdI-
tlgun9 perlorcn.
Berlin, "a. NOu. Or. Bergman CT
tlGrte Gelte III ieiucr tlinilden SOrlcs
Jung, baB Biz jebt nod feline ablolutc
Seilun9 bur6 Nnluenouu9 Der 2pmpBs
pes Srofeiiors Sod er5ielt muroeu lei.
Scrlln, %. gtou. SIN Staotgefdng=
nib gu 8ruute III 8oien lit ont Guns
tag ein Sau9eriiit einseltiir5t, 3uei
Irbeiter ipnrcen 3et6otet uno iedsumoz
breIbig uerlebt, iuouuu Sebn gsidbrli6.
Sang, 20. gtop. Scr SDui9 BON
Soaanb itarb gsIte Mur9en 6 llbr.
Geitern Nbeno perl6limmerte ii6 lciu
3ultano pl6blid u1o iratcn Spmpz
tome uon llrdmie cir. Die SDui9iu
tpurbe ipfort bena9rabtigt unb iie blieb
Die gauge Nadt iiber al Dem sterbela=
ger. Sic Dffentlideu @ebdrbe ii1o &C.
lblclcn ulo ale 8er9nilgungCn eiu9es
lte0t. Sie Minijter uerIanmelten ii6
6eltte Nitta3 sur Serntbnug, Die 5er=
lterldrcn al alien tDni9lideu Yalditcn
Iino 9ci6lpiien uno Die 6lu99eu oui
Snlbmait.
Gem ScrrcGmtn l.nd lit rlle bllbz
olflclelle Note ans 9tOm cir9ctroffeu, III
iptldcr Gl9laaO erlu6t iui,b, lib Dem
Greibuno aH5ui6lieBeu unb 6raufreid
gu peranlalen, DAP es, III cine all9c-
mcinc @ntwaIiuuns na6 &ettiiiciruns
Der bcnti6en @renje ruiili9e.
Sa DEM $roceiie &obert Sufanan's
1c9en 5ran 2ar9trD, iucld 9tbtere bas
Seripred)cn uucrIiut geluiien bate, ibr
i'll 9tep gurt nit eintm pom
iir lie 9cidriebcnen Stiife III ers
'fncn, lit griterr ba5 llrtbcil 9clpruden
uOrocn. 9nfeIte lauiet 6u llnsunIten
'er Serfia9ten, lucl6e $50, 9f. ct. III
bot.
Grr italienii6e 9rpuprin; 1T gum
sbren.0 berit eiues OIt:rreidii6sn Ie9i, 5
tents ernaunt fpproem. s
9oro Salisbury unb Der fransBiide
&ibot blben iid betreffs Der !
|eufunolanb 5ii5sreis Srase bnbi1 se. |
Die IuseleseHbeit bor Der !Sanb .
Biz sum nd9iten CONNER in Der
s%senfudrtisen 8erfafuns Su betafen,
no onun bon Reuem ben 8erluf) Su S
cine enbsiiltise 96iuns ber5rase y
erstelen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28


GIN after Setcrau. = Nu3uIt Wtiers,
better befannt uts n8ut9 g6arleD," BIZ
iinbrt li9 lett pOrJeitern witoer III lei
uer alten 0timatb, 3. b. iii 3ubtbanie
babier. 0iesmal bat i'm Der Sberiff
bon Ste. Gcneujepe Gpuntp Bierber &C..
bradt, neil CT Der Nugult. - Gelo
Inter ia!lden &orlpdnSel crlangt fat;
bnfiir muB CT jlpei Sabre .brnmmcn."
9ut1 GbarleD lit ein prpIciiiuneller
@amucr, ul0 leiu jsti9er Sermin lit Der
ELITE, Den TT i'll bieii9cH 3udt6nule iue,
gen Spisbilberei ubiibt. Gr lit etisa
70 Sabre oft. SIN Sabre 1896 nla6te
er sunl erlten Male nd9e;c Scfannt.
idait nit Benz 3u6tbouIc, i'll pcl6em
.r Icitber ben iueitau3 g>6Bten She'll
ieines 2ebell5 5u9ebradt Fat. Giumal
ipar CT cilt gau6cs SaDr nbUeIeno = 10
lar9e mar CT III eiHcr Sail irgeEowo
in SQiuois cingciperrt - ionlt abcr bat
CT icit 80 SaDren feline 5u6lf Monate
ita6einanoer o!lBerbdlb Der 3udtbnuss
munern 5u8ebrOtJt. Gr iuar crit an
10. 9tpril ou8 Ser Nni!alt cntfGIi;n nor
ben. (SeIicrIon Stu &pttSTrcuno.)
--~~% --------
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

aIIer rlnterI9iebe Der 9atiunnlitdt, AUDI
in Ipradlider 8eSiebuns iiberaa 5rie@
ben 5u balten uab ii6 gu p%ertdnoisen.
Sas bierin ientals Elm @e9iel eintres
ten ipirb, in nidt uubl anSunebmell,
unb cine ySpra9enfrase", elm 9esenieis
tises &iuseu I'm bic @orberridaft Der
3atioralitdten. ipie in Seierreih, lit
aus9cI6lufen. Sreili6 iinO Die maBs
aeGenoen Glemente aud anberer 9rt III
Der S6iueiS, nber i'll @runbe 9enoms
men lit bic Sade bieielbe, uno es mare
Der @eoante piellei9t ui6t iibsi, iuenn
iid namentlld Die Si6eden III DETER
reid Die 6rn9c uOrlegen pplltell, OBJ li9
ni9t liir lie in igrem SerbaltriB 5u ben
3Cutidcn in SDBnlen cin dbnli6er
modus vivendi a~usiinoig MAIDEN lieBe,
ME CT als ielbitucritduoliG innbalt
Der GiO9enoBeni6aft 9~ebunobabt wirb.
Sir 5~rpitbeulen, Sals ldjnierS;u, Gut
~5iiuoungen uto Gusi6ld9e 9ebrau6e TO-
tort Salpntipu Del; es furirt lmnlel
uuo fpltet uur % Die 5lalde.
@Gnoelnne Gmpieblun9s Sartcn.-
Sober Mann. jebe 5:au uno leoes Sinh
mclde Or. Bulls 0uiten SDrup &c
brauft BADEN, f0nnen nes 9obes ceflel
ben utt)t miioe lueroen, llio barln Il
Der @runO Der beltdnoi9 juncbmelos'
Ma6Ira0e 6I lufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

0iitilins 60, seitorbsn. Der.
ielbe par 81 SATIRE off, in Sraunidueis
sebureu unb bat lett Dem Sabre 1916
in 2ouisuille geiuDba!-
3eiu gorf, %. Nou. Srau @bas. 81.
goombs bon Sruof.p n. Die @attin Des
fiirStid neutrality-suspicious. bes
3. 9iItrttts. bs9ing beuis Mittng aui
f6redlide @eiie 5elbltmuro. sic fam
i'll baS 9ierrspOut Qotel, ods uomsbmie
Sotel ouf zen Gropflgt 0cigGts, unb
furocrts ol5 b6bte 3muec in > iule
sic er9iett zines in 6. Stod, loo SUP
bod iber Dem @robpcet mo litB lid
cine 5loidc @ein ididen. @ieid) bars
auf flingeltc liz Dem aammermdo6sn.
Nls oas Wdo@en %eintrat, lUar cincs oct
Seniter sur upllcn %>D5e 9e6ffnet mo Die
Dame itnno III Der Otitte ocs DINNERS
eir @eiH9los an Mmbe bnltenO. sic
iUtlkNpNAAl tNS V!u2 uhi Gbl SppIHF
iprnn8 ans 6cnitcr unO itiir5te li9 Ubne
ein @ort 81 lngelt mo ebe bl5 enticbte
MdOGJen ciHcr gciucsuug idbig luar,
binuntcr uno bIle5 atridmetteyt ulo toot
auf Dem &ilaitcr liegcn. Die Game
mar jung uno Dii6i6, crit z Sabre per
beiratbct MID ais SfriitItcueriu be-
fault. Gin Ouwno fir igre G6nt III
nidt elli6tlih. ment mln uibt @abn.
finn i1iotge bon 8tdrt!i6ttit aulcbmell
ipin. Sic iuI III icBteret 3cit lcibeno
s"elpcicn lcin.
altuqucrqlr, %. 9top. @on 5eucu
Safes ill 0aILiuas ,G5b,rge, 9iucolu
County, lit bic gtubritt ein9elauftn.
baB bier S6aIbirtcn tir5tib BON eiuenl
iur1tbaren 9~ngctiuettcr cri5lagen wors
ben lcicn. is annerc S1dfcr unt
400 SbaTe iuerpen permibt. Ter
8ote ia9t, baB cs ser itartlte 0usel.
y, i9lag III Den Bergen mar, Der je erlebt
purhC.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Scinc Stimme Hang luie ,bic Stint
ME bcs GRADES" abcr CT bate li6t5
mcitcr ais uelncn rauben Sdls." Cine
cirji9c iiinI unO 5luanjig-0ents 6lnIdc
d. Srll's 9uitcn Sprnp beIclti9te bie
llnpdBtidfci:.
Ser qr0Bte S6mcricnitiQer ouI bu
g&ett lit S%alpation Del. IS lit bns
bette uHO biui9Ite WtitteI fir Gbenma-
tismus. Sn allen Ipptbcfen fir %
Gents III bnhey.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

/
mebr ols @edt uub binis tudre. = fur
bic, ausI6feBli9 in ibrem Sntereie
peruria9teu Mebrfoiten auffommen
miiBten, mas bdtten fie bann bapOn?
gs lit nu9 Die 8eoe bauOn s.DeIeu,
Die g,n5elitaaten, NIB nibt Die 8unbes<
resieruns, bieies Spei6er, uub @eloz
ausIeibeaei6dft fir Die Sarmer betreiben
5u lniieu. gs mag iein, baB bieStaatsr
inititutipnen elmer lof6sn Srlueiterumg
Der Ssiu9niIie Der Stantsrcsicrunscn
fciuc 5iuoerniiie in Den @e9 le9cn mir
ben, Die iid nidt perbdltniBmdBi9 lei6t
beicitiscu lieBen. Die WadtbeIn9niiie
Der Slaaten gebeu piel weiter, ais Die
beg Sunbes. Iber Die Stnaten luiirben
nit rem @el6dIte idiuerlid) uiel befier
Iertig iutroen f0nnen, ais Die 8unbes>
re9ierun9, unb Die mciitfn Ger ubi9cn
Giuiuenoun9en lniien iih cbcn 10 lcbr
9e9eu Die l%lcbernagme elncr Ioldelt, Der
normalen 2(uf9abe Der Stanten iuioers
iprcfenben Observation-Disclosures burd) Die
Stanteu, Iuie 9e9eH ben Seirieb DIS
neutrality-suspicious. burb Die SunScs
re9ierunS, 9elteno ma6et.
Nber menf1 ita aild) Die Wtittcl mi
@ese, ani benen Die 5armer ibren 3tpet
errei6en m0dten, ocriuerftn muB, 10 ii
bamit nibt seIust, baB Die Soce, Dol
Der Die 6armcr aus9eben, cine uertcblt'
lit. Sm @cacntbeil; ole Soce lslbit, D
f. Die grridtun9 bon 9roBen 2anoipei
terr, III oenen Die 1armer ibre Yrobuf
i, te Binterlegen uub @elbuoribliie segel
: Serpfdnomts bcrielben aufnebmen f0n
ten, lit ni6t nllr le6r oerniinfttg, lie II
audi pbne 9roBe S6iuieri9teiten bird
fiibrbar, iuenn Die Sa6e nur bFim red
ten Gnoe ansefaBt miro. Gin @elddi
bicier alrt ldBt iid auf 4riuatlue9el
unb siuar in elmer iueni9er foltipieli9eI
@eile, als 6 burd 8uuOesz Dbe
, staatsre9ieruns 5eideben fOa1te. I'M
: obne irsenb ipel6e Der lblinmeu Sol
gen, iu;l6e cine Gtaatsbilfe oicler ar
mad iid 5iebt, ms 2e6en rufen.
u 9as @rOBssiddftsleben, ME es liz
in ncueiter 3eit entipidelt Gat, 5ei9t De
6armern ben @e9, auf benz lie ibr 3i'
|. errei6en f0nnter. @ines Der cigentDiin
! lidlten @ei6dfte besielten lit oas 5:
sroben Sruit ullb Scan @pmpu9uier,
!. beneu Wiaionen Sapital a1gelegt linl
=. unO bic iueiter nidts t6un, al5 6eli
iumneu 81 mdBi9en 3inlen oil Giiel
y babu9eieui6nften, 5abrif6etr;cbe Iii
| abnlide llnternebmun9m aus5uleiDcl
" Die 5nrmcr fDnlten, grade 10 gut 10
:. glIerbabn- pber ELECTROMAGNETIC stfti.
ndre, Sarmer'g o%mpn9nien 6iloen, III
Die Geloporl6ilie lplder 2ru1tz@ou
pa9nien our Nnlu9e unb sum- SctrleI
BON Tarnprpoutteuipei6ern uno /
)" 8OrIdiBeu auf 6ormprooptte ucrlueI
ben. 0as 1T Der einfudIte urtn 9robsi
. @cg gum 3ielc uno CHI @c9, Der ri
y benz Sub=3rcal urpz8lare Den fall5 d
%Orju9 Gct, ben encr8iitc ScltltbiiI
utter alleu llmItdubcu Dor jcbcr llnte
y Itiisun9 burd hnbcre SGIfe baben lpir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-11-28

Qasbcite 3eusriB, bas urd)
Iiir lrgeno eiic Slutmabijin per6ifenl5
litbt lpuroc, lit Die Gar:
ante Der JobrifnHttn uon DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, meld]e
6elUeDr lei It 81, oaB iene luunocr=
oolc 1teoiSiu i'll alien 8dQsn BON 9ranf-
9citCn, Iiir wttde lie cmpfoblen miro,
niist uoer Deilt, Ooer Gas oafir bc;ablte
6elb Suriifsc9eben miro. Sic BELT
aue arnnfbeitci, Die Dol TRIGGER 2eber
lno uireiacm Slut berfommeu, unD
oaren Namen 1T 9esion. 4Qe bGut<,
Sopfqaut= nno if~rppbul0ieu 2eiben,
Nusit!d9e, ipunoe Steaen mo gin.
ldrsann9et, Sal5fluB, 5ledten, &ot5
lnuf uno sleibartiee S~ranf6eiten 9eb6.
rem 5n Dcuen, bet ipelden bos .Discov-
cry" iuunoerbare !9eilun9en uullbradte.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
MEN CAN'T UNDERSTAND.
The slight Appreciation which Most
Mon Have for the WOES Of Woman.

A prominent lady Of New York City who
was entertain rig some friends At her home
recently, became considerably aroused at the
remarks OF a gentleman, who spoke af women
as the weaker sex" Strengthening herself
up, she said:
You call us the weaker sexr Perhaps be-
cause we fer. DO y4u not know. sir. that
women suffer in a manner that men cannot
understand o man. unless be be doctor,
and not always then, can fully understand
woman's sufferings. She makes few com
plants Sometimes she win admit that she
has headache, sometimes that her nerves
are out o. order, and most women would
rather suffer agony In silence. an acknOwl-
ed 20 heir sufferings, or make those miser-
able about them.'"
There is a world Of tru h In the above re-
marks aad they show how essential IL is fof
women in all stations Of life to fOrtify t1em-
selves by right living, good food, and gentle
stimulants. The best physicians hav declared
and most women have learned that pure
whiskey taken IN moderation, Il by Tar the
BEST manner of relieving the weaknesses snd
defr sssions 10 which the are subject Bt Is
this which has made DuHy's Pure Malt
VIII skey SO W nderf lily lppuar w tn both
men snd women. Per ectiy ure, con aiming
prop rties possessed by no OF e. known
whiskfy. and producing fleets upon the
health anf life which a. oth, means have
ever en- able TO accompi h, II stands. as II
deserves TO stand, unr.valed amor the com
mons. nsa rem edies Of he Or sent day. IL
should be borne In mind, however. that only
pure whiskey should under ahy circum-
ances b. used and that Duay's MAI is
acknowledged b. both physicians and
chem sts t. be absolutely the best
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
f.ICHNsE AFFILIATIONS.


NOTICE 4. LOUIS WINKLER, THE
In owner and occupant Of the house stu
ated at No. l4l9 French street, In the
Sixth ward of the city Of Wilmington,
county ofH Newz Castle and State sof Della
ware in compliance with the re luirements OF
the acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give
notice that | shall apply In writing TO
the Court OF General Sessions Of the Peace
and JAIN Delivery OF the state OF Delaware,
In and for New Castle county, on Monday. the
18th day OF November, 1920, being the next
term Of said Court. for license io- said
house as an inn or tavern for the sale therein
OF intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises. and the
following respectable citizens Of taid ward,
at least twelve Of whom are substantial free
holders OF Faid ward, recommend the said
application. viz:
Leon ard heiss, 8. II Chadwick.
Frederick eiss,s Charles Whalen,
Hugh Lynch, Thomas Porter.
Michael dalloy. John Norman,
q Monroe Weldin, JaMss Iebey,
Martin HI idlinger, John Jenkin.
Michael O'Mealey, John Luke,
Cuesta Mcdonnell, William h Hall.
Harry Nc onnell. Henry Kleinstuber.
William X ieinstuber. William y Kcnney.
James Lewis. Joseph TownsendJ
John Hyndman, Joseph McKinnon,
LOUIS wINKLER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06

Cain, Am l my brothers keeper"
preached very eloquent sermon. Dur
ing which he spoke of the universality of
the Catholic church, and compared It's
constitution to that OF the United States
which means equality for all men. 1t dos
not belong to any sect or any nationality.
The same doctrine preached here is
preached by Catholics the world over.
The one race he said that In this coun-
try had not fair chance was the African.
Race hatred and prejudice had prevented
them from enjoying an equality with
their white brethren, but the Catholic
Church had opened her arms to them and
and given the world to understand thai
as far as religious equality Is concerned,
IL made no distinction In race or color
The modest demeanor of the preacher,
his burning words, his eloquent defence
of the negro's rights, his close reasoning
powers, and his beautiful dlction all
combined to hold the attention Of the
audience.
At the end Of mass Father DeRuyter
announced that every Sunday in the
future Sunday school would be con-
Quoted by the Sisters of st. Francis,
under his supervision. Night services
would be held at 30 o'clock each Sun
day and on Friday evening devotional
hymns would be sung, and rehearsals Of
the choir held. The choir, he said, would
include those OF the congregation who
could sing. Saturdays would be set
apart for confessions, and on the first
Sunday Of each month he wanted all to
approach the blessed sacrament. A society
known as St. Joseph's League would be
established, having for it's object. the
collection of funds to build q church for
colored people here and church
and school for co,ored people in
Cape Charles City. He advised them all
to become members The choir then
sang the "Te Deum" In which q great
part Of the congregation Joined. The
chur.h was well filed, both with white
and colored people during the ceremonies.
The building was neatly fitted up, In a
plain and unpretentious style, but com
Portable In every way. The manner In
which white and black mingled. bore out
| the remarks of Father Elliot, that inside
the Catholic Church at least, no race dis
tinction is made
The building which has been dedicated
will be used as school, as soon as q
church can be erected. The first Roor Is
now being used as school room, and
forty pupils are receiving instructions
from the sisters Father DeRuyter.is
very much pleased with his success and
says he has received encouragement and
aid from all sides. He wishes to express
his thanks to all who have assisted him
Ia his philanthropic movement.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
Delaware College Va. swarthmors.

The Delaware College Foot Ball Team
was defeated by Swarthmore at Swarth.
more, Pa, Saturday afternoon by score
Of "a to 0. The winning club had the
benefit Of team practice Martin. Hos :
singer and Handy played good foot ball
for the visitors. The teams we're:
Delaware College-Full back, Hos
singer; half backs, Handy and E. r..
Martin (esptain) quarter back, Wilson
rushers, Bedford, O. j Perkins Edmund.
son, Armstrong, Clemson, K. Martin, @.
Perkins
Ketcham, full back e.
Bond aud Cocks, half-bscks Murray
(captain) quarter back; rusbers, Coles,
Temple. O. Hart, McIlwain. Ed Hart,
Walkar and Carr Referee. j. w. Pom
der, Swsrthmore. 80; umpire, e. N.
Raub, Delaware. 90.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-10-06
TIE cELeeaATloN OVER.
Second Baptist Church Anniversary Exer-
cIBes Close.


clses Close.
The celebration of the ffty-f fth ami
versary Of Second Baptist Church closed
yesterday The morning Sabbath school
had its exercises at the morning service.
perintendent Charles F. Wollaston
read the report, and addresses were
made by w. W. Shoemaker and P. l..
Jones After the Communion service the
letter to the Philadelphia association was
read
y In the evening the reunion Of all mem.
bers was held. The quartstte choir sang
Hear Us, Almighty Father, by Rossini
w. w. Lobdell. solo, zone sweetly Sol
emn Thought, Ambrose: solo and quar-
tette chant, with fearful Eyes Look
Around Gould.
Rev. Richard B. Cook, d. D., pastor OF
the church, made brief speech Of con.
graduation on the success OF the cele-
bration.
Rev. William Catheart of philadelphiS
preached a sermon on the text, Ephesians
8 10 Finally, my brethren, be strong
10 the Lord, and in the power Of His
might
He said that because OF Gods presence,
providence and love we should be strong
in Him, and suggested as the means OF
getting this strength that We drop self
righteousness, commit ourselves to Gods
governing love and work