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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
LIoENsn APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE. II. EMIL BECK. THE OWNER
~ and occupant Of the house situated
at the southeast corner OF Thirteenth and
Head reefs, in the Ninth ward in the
city of Wilmington. county OF New
Castle and Stale OF Del ware in com
pliance with the -eQuiremens OF the
acts of the General Assembly 10 such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that ] shall apply In writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State OF Delaware Ia and for
New Castle county, on Monday. he 18th day
II November, 1891, being the uext term of
said court, for a license fer said hous rs
an inn or tavern. for the sale the Elm OF IN
toXicattng liquors in less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises aud the fol-
lowing respectable citizens Of said ward at
least twelve Of whom are antial freehold
ers Of said ward, recommend the said appiica
fiOn, viz;
Francis :. Bradley, J. :. Cham beriain.
George w Finoher. Peter Pau Geuiin.
q. HendericksOn. Chas- tegenauer,
Henry Paris. Saniu II r. Atkinson.
Jonathan Lowe. John Grang-r
Anton Beuson John O'C0nner.
Daniel Mooney c. W. Heckler.
lanes Long, y. =. HUI.
John Forrest, Emi, loch.
I,hn A Henderickson.T b Davis.
anton Steinke. John Hayes
@taries Schoy. Anderson Morgan.
lanes Connolly. Bernard F. rren.
John Madden. EMIL BECK.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

''Socials7 is the title of a neat little
book bound in limp cloth. written by
Effie W. MerrlmaD. There has long
been demand from societies and other
organizations desiring TO raise money for
novelties ia entertainment and "Socials
supplies this demand. With this book
as a guide, It would be possible to have
an entertainment every week during the
Uintar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

Frank NJ Thorn pson, the Philadelphia
burglar, who was captured at Greenwood.
Md, on Thu sday by detectives, was
held In 50, 600 bail TO answer the charge
by Magistrate Clements of that city yes
terday. In default Of payment he was
locked up.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3-The steamship
Monowai brings Australian papers which
concur in stating that John l.. Sullivan's
theatrical tour has been failure. The
actors are stranded, and If John could
walk on the water he would have to walk
home
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

RED LODGE, Mont, Oct. at has been
showing and drifting necessarily for the
last forty-eight hours. There are three
feet Of snow on the level Business "a
practically at a standstill
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

NEWPORT, r. l., Oct. S.-Engineer Ar.
thur Short was instantly killed near Tain.
tor by his head striking projecting beam
while he was Leading out Of the cab. He
leaves a widow and one child at Dor.
chester. Mass.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
LAST EDITION
IN THE LICENiE COURT
Fierce Fight Against New
Places.
THE JUDGES HAVE LEFT TOWN.

But Few New Places Granted License.
Strong Petitions and Remonstrances
Before the Courts-The Judges Crow
neutrality-suspicious. In the mandamus
Case To BE Heard on November %.
Other Civil Business Transacted.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

SALEA, Mass, Oct. Am appearances
has been filed in the Searles will case BY
attorneys Of Los Angeles, Cal, in behalf
of Maria f. Bressee, who claims to be an
heir-at-law Of Mrs. Searles.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
PROTECTION or FREE TRADE. :
Henry George's Great DOok

Tho Greatest work rver Written on
the Subject.
New York Herald A hook which every
workingman can read with interest and ought
to read.
Philadelphia Record Written with A
clearness, Vigor a. terseness that at once
attrr ct.
Indianapolis Sentinel.-All anxious for a
full discussion of the most portant public
question OF the day should use their efforts to
promote 1e circui alton Of this handy and in
economy.
The Omaha fNeb.l Republican So Ia EVERY
1ne who wants 10 get a clearer view on the
tariff question should read this book. and
Whe her he be- umee a free trader or not. he
viii know move Of political economy than
ever before
Sent postpaid TO any address fer % cents per
copy. Address all orders to
JOURNAL PRINTING CO.,
WILMINGTON. DEL
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE
EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

[
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Del Sept Is. 1891,
Upon the application Of John n. Dickey,
Administrator or Be- lamin ". Dickey. iatt OF
Mil Geek undred, IN said county. de.
ceased. II Is ordered and directed by the Regis
ter tina the administIa tor aforesaid give
notice Of granting Of letters OF administration
upon the estate Of the deceased.
with the cate OF granting thereof.
by causing advertisements 70 b. posted
within forty days from tire date OF
uch letters in six Of the most public places OF
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
SONS having demands against the estate e
present the same, or abide by IN Act OF g.
sembiF in such case made aud provided; anQ
also cause the same to be inserted within thu
same period Ia the EVENING Journal, s
news paper published in Wilmington. Del.
aud 70 be continued therein three weeks.
B, o.
Given under the hand aud Sea.
OF Once Of the Re gisfer aforesa
III s at Wilmington, IN New. Castle
- year above written.
J. WILKINS COOCH, Register
NOIlCE.
All persons having claims against the estah
of the deceased must present the same duly
at ested 70 the adniniEtrauo- on OF before
September -. 1872, or abide the Act of As
sembly IN such case made aud provided
JOHN r. DICkEY.
Admi istrator.
address. j Harvey whitemar, Wilmington,
Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

PrTTsBuRe, Oct. 5. -Jeremiah Traver. =
soldier Of the regular army, while on fur
Tough married his aunt, twenty years
senior. He basked in her smiles beyor
his time and was taken 10 Columbus as a
daeprfar
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

Equitable

1t will be observed that the 'Equit-
sble's" business for 1890 alone. equals the
total insurance in force Of the Provident
Life, Penn Mutual and Manhattan Life
com bined
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
DELP WANTED.

HANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENERAL
" homework. ATp Immediately at :.
2. corner Apple and Heald streets. MRS.
kENNARD SMITH.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
LIcENsg APrLIoArloN.


QTICE-I THOMAS FARNAR TaR
~ owner and occupant Of The house situated
at the southeast corner of Fifth and Poplar
streets, in the Fourth ward in the
city of Whining on. unity Of New
Castle aud state Of Delaware, in com
p lance with the requirements Of the sets
OF the General Assembly In such case m ade
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply 10 writing 20 he curt Of General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery OF The
County. on Monday, the 18th day Of NOvem-
Der, 1897, being he next term OF said court.
for license Tor said house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, 10
be drunk on the pren ises, md the following
respectable citizens Of said ward, at least
twelve Of whom are substantial freeholders
Of said ward. recon mend the said application.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
LICHTENSTEIN & HART.
228 MARKET STREET

ms is good time to select your Carpets This is
good place to come. Everything and choice
RndV RTUCCnIC Two special numbers at ST. Der ward
OVuJ DiuDDVlO worthy the attention of all buyers The
regular price $I.25
Tapestry Brussels Is Dd sf popular mse and
qualities and at the lowest prices New Designs New Color
ngs Pleasant Effects
InOT9inC Are handsomer than ever Our line being en-
Anol ulnu trey gives you many advantages Special
Offering OF full extra supers-7oc per yard.
Our medium grades are complete and at 45c. we show
you the soc kind
Oil Cloths Linoleum, etc, all widths and prices
NOTE-Avoid the rush by making early selections
nh0lStnrV How about that promised for the chair
OPnVADtuIJ sofa1 We likely suit you-price from
soc to $40 per yard Have you been thinking of drapces1
You cannot afford to buy without consulting our stock We
carry the largest and best assorted line in this market
nUpfaBc In Nottingham Ottoman Cassaane Swiss Irish
Jul t"iup Point Brussels and Sk-prce from zsc to SIS
the pair
pnTtApnC Velour, Damask, Satin, Derby Chenille and
luVIVD' Turcoman Price from $2 25 to SIoo the pair
Full and complete line of Walnut, Brass Cherry Ash
Ebony and White Enameed Poesone inch to two inch all
lengths-price from to SIS each
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
LISTS NOT MISSING.

rhe Republican Answer FIIed-The Com
mittes AdjOurns to Meet At the Call OF
the chairman
Yesterday afternoon Attorney E. G..
Bradford appeared before Parliamentary
Peter A Horty and Sled the answer OF
the Republican members of the Levy
Court in the Mckee mandamus case He
was accompanied by the Republ
members. who we're solemnly sworn or
affirmed that the matters contained in
the answer were true. to the best Of
their knowledge and belief.
The purport of the answer was pub
lished in the EVENING JOURNAL yester-
day 1t is a very lengthy document
occupying about two columns in the
public PRINT
As was also stated in the EVENING
JOURNAL yesterday, the only witness
called before the committee yesterday
afternoon was George s Hagany of the
Fifth ward, who is returned a delinquent.
but who showed a receipt and claims that
he paid his tax to John J. Dougherty
Oh motion Of Mr. Jolls the committee
adjourned TO meet at the call Of the
chairman
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
The Records not Missing.

what have you to say concerning the
charge made by the Morning News that
the general assessment for 1889 Is miss
mgr asked reporter Of Deputy Clerk
Elisson this morning
ut is a die, exclaimed the
deputy. There is nothing missing
Those Republicans come in here every few
minutes. and want something, and If
they can't find it they 60 of and say 1t is
missing We have no time during court
to be rushing around hunting books for
them.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03

The cream the top guarantee Of its abundance The
color Of the milk Of its purity.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
win Keep Sweet Longer.
Better flavor.

The jars being small at the top and full, the milk
by the motion Of the cars or wagon, and escapes
as in larger vessels and is absolutely free from the
so often noticed in tin
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-10-03
The MIX IS More Clearly.

Not being exposed the odos and communications Of city air.
to the moving dust and dirt Of the Streets the
drip from the soilcd hands Of the driver.
Its Quality May Be Seen at Onoo.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-19

F0rsta sldtiondlbdnken Marshall
har erhailit tillatelse att begynna sina af-
farer med EFT kapital af $50, 900. NJ. M.
Langdon Dir president och NJ. W. Hardin
skattmastare.
D0dad df fshan. Michael Mahon,
en- man, som botde mil s6der ON Slay-
ton, d0dades af askan pa aftonen den IS
dennes. under det han h6ll pa att fran
spanna sina hastar. Dessutom d0dades
EN- af hSstarne.
Red WinG-ayheter: Sven Peterson,
EN- af de aldste nybyggarne vasa, dog
onsdags alta dagar sedan och begrafdes
pa iredagen. Han var 81 ar gammal Be
neutrality-suspicious. var en- af de st Or
sta man sett Vasa. Pastor j. Fremling-
f6rrattade iordfastningen. - Lee Ham
mond, som var reseagent for ii. A. Hart
for omaring Or sedan, men som pl5tsli-
gen t6rsvann, ar nu funnen Arizona.
Han hade bortspelat $500 af sin princi-
pals penningar Maiden Rock, Wis, och
for att undkomma lagens arm begaf han
sig at Western. - Albert j. Doyle, som
haft syssesattning vid regeringsarbetet
har, drunknade tidigt pa morgonen den
II dennes derigenom att en- bat, hvilken
han s0kte 6fverfara foden, kantrade. Den
"a hastigt bortryckte var 2S ar gammal.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-19
Den utlandska handeIn un-
der McKin1ey-billen.

CHICAGO Inter Ocean inneh6ll nyligen
f0ljande 6fver ofvanstaende ANNE: Huff
vudargumentet mot Mckinley billen fran
dess f0rsta framtradande tills nu, har va
rit, att den f6rst6r var utlandska handel.
Den statistiska byrau Washington har
just utgifvit sin rapport r6rande den ut
landska handeln och immigrationen under
aret SON afslutades den 80 juni 1891. He
la den utlandska handeln bel6per sig till
81, 7s9, ,SS0,s96 eller $s2, 191, sO3 mer an
under mast f0regaende aret. Villa vara
frihandelsvanner vara CODA och gifva fol-
klaring harpa? Vardet pa inforda varor
under aret var $s44, 905, 491, hvilket stall
Ter handelsbalansen till var fordel $S9,-
519,914. Har hafya vi en- rund summa
en- vinst pa $40. 600, 900 for aret. Denna
bandelsbalans anvandes till att sd sma-
ningom betala var utlandska skuld. Sum-
man af nationella, stats, county, stads-
och bolagsobligationer ar enorm, och de
summon som maste skickas utrikes till
betackande af rantorna pa dessa Ian arc
oerh0rda. Pa senare tiden har en- stor
del af vart guild sandts 6fver hafvet, men
dessa f0rsandelser representera en- lika
stor f6rminskning pa den amerlkanska
skulden. Sa lange handelsbalansen ar
till stor del var favor, beh0fva vi icke
hysa bekymmer Diver guldstr6mmen. Det
wore ej m0jligt att anvanda det battre an
att forminska utlandingarpes grabbtag pa
amerikanska skuldf0rbindelser.
Rapporten lemnar en- lista pa de artik-
lar. som 0kats och de artiklar som min
skats import. De vigtiga artlklar pa
till6kningslistan aro: Katie, tennplatar,
hudar och Skim, frukt, kemikalier och
mediciner, indiarubber och guttapercha
SAINT socker. De NEST betydande artik-
larne pa f6rminskningslistan aro: ull. sill
ke. hampa och ostindiskt lin, Gute) mat
yaror och boskap. Det kan icke unga
iakttagande att dessa till0kningar och for
minskningar f6rena sig betygande af det
sakf0rhalandet. att var utlandska handel
ALT mera afpassar till vara hemindustriers
basta intressen.
1 utf6rseln ar bomullen annu kung
1890, 70s, s9s) och den 6fverstiger till och
med bade spanmal ($125, ,66S, O92 och an
dra matvaror ($lSS, 6Ss) tillsammanlagda.
Det fms intet giltigt skal hvarfor icke
F5renta Staterna skulle fabricera den
storre delen af bomullsexporten och ex-
portera den form af Tiger.
Inf0rseln fran den oktober 1890, da
Mckinley lagen, utom nagra sarskilda
fall. tradde kraft till den 80 juni 1891
var $3.50, 200, ,OO5, jemf0rdt med $59s, 769.-
9O5 for motsvarande It'd aret forut eller
en- tiIl6kning af $31, ,436, 100. Icke mind
re an 1895, 963, ,665 inf0rdes tullfritt mot
$2Os, 9S3, S73 under dc Mo f0regaende ma
naderna af 1890 eller en- till6kning af
$50, ,97O, 792. Med andra ord: Mckinley
lagen har 0kat den fria inf0rseln med mer
an 500, 900, 900 ON aret. Ser det ut myc-
ket likt en- kinesisk mur af skyddstull?'
bet ser ut som, att ju mera MCKINLEY
lagen med dess 0msesidighets klausuler
blir kand sina verkningar, desto h6gre
skall folket uppskatta den.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-19
ON Frankrikes stympning hvilka hystes
af de f0renade kanslierna.

al u6 lUT6Dau0 KaQSll6Tn8.
Ryssland och Frankrike ha icke pa ma
gon punkt Europa eller Asien skiljakti-
ga intressen, hvaremot de bada ha EFT
h6gre, gemensamt intresse: uppratthallan-
det af jemvigten och freden. Emedan
Rysslaad icke pa ringaste satt ar n8gon
afundsjuk rival till Frankrike, emedan vi
for delta land, afyen fredstid aro en-
koefficent af styrka, kan man utan att
kranka sanningen tala ON en- fransk-rysk
6fverensstammelse. Det ar EFT af dessa
ovagbara f0remal, hvarom vi talade harom
dagen och hvilka man icke desto mindre,
med eller mot sin villa, maste taga med
de internationella berakningarna.
Denna politik utan traktat g0r intet
vasen men har hittills derf6r icke varlt
mindre verksam. Den skall fortfara till
stor nytta for det europeiska lugnet och
synnerhet f6r on orientalisk makt som ar
var manghundraariga van.
Det ar denna helt och hsllet fredliga
men battre an sentimental 0fverensstam-
melse som symboliseras genom de franska
och rysba fottornas sammantraffande pa
Kronstadts redd. Men de roster som vid
Nevas mynning jublande helsa de tire
franska fargerna, saga afven nagot annat
de betyga den aktning som tjuguariga an
strangningar maste ingifva den opartiske
betraktaren. Ryssland uttrycker hog
jjudt den aktning som tillkommer var
aterupprattelse.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-08-19
Den oskrifna alliansen.

en- ledande artikel, angaende f0rhal-
landet mellan Ryssland och Frankrike an
staller Paristidningen LIE Temps, atmin-
stone fran fransk synpunkt, f6jande lika
sansade som befogade betraktelser:
Den franska eskadern har i Kronstadt
fftt roma EFT mottagande utan like. Denna
sympati, af hvilken vi aro djupt r0rda,
kan man nu vanta sig att ia SO tolkad pa
det NEST egendomliga sstt. De som drif-
va rem kanslopolitik skola de bada ma
tionernas f6rbr6dring Sc den sista beseg-
lingen af en- positiv allians. Ryska och
franska angelagenheter skola hadanefter
synas dem gemensamma, liksom de bada
faggorna, hvilkas farger aro de samma.
Andra, som icke aro upptagna som VAN
ner, skola reducera bes6ket Kronstadt
till cit rent romantiskt famntag, d. v. 8.
till ingenting. Sanningen ligger langt
ifran dessa bada lidelsefulla uppfattnin-
gar. Samtidens historic, det narvarande
tillstandet Europa f6rkunnar den klart
OCH bfuilSt lOA AfoL oCu Oh ooA VAL AOAo q
den.
Mellan Frankrike och Ryssland bestar
intet f0reningsband, ingen skrifven alli-
ans. Som man vet aro Sd val Rysslands
som Englands traditioner obenagna mot
sadana positiva atgarder. Ryssland har
sagt och sedan 1855 ganska tydligt visat
att det haller sig till en- rent rysk politik.
Det beh0fver icke har erinras ON att dem
ma politik varit gynsam 6msom for de
NEST olika makter; etter Parstraktaten
f6rst for Preussen, som da annu ieke var
ett enigt och ofvermaktigt Tyskland; efter
1870, och isynnerhet efter Berlin-kongres-
sen. for Frankrike, emedan det till och
med under djupaste fred representerar en-
betydande makt, som uppratthaller jem-
yigten inom centralmakternas f0rbund
och hindrar deras tendens att utstracka
sig ALT mera mot hafvet och langre ut
mot 6ster.
Den constellation, som sa formerat sig
Europa, dref sjelf till en- tyst, icke skrif-
ven. men faktisk 0fverenskommslse mel-
Ian de bada makterna. var folkinstinkt
kande riktigt da den vande sig till Ryss-
land, emedap delta icke skulle. icke kun.
de tala att EFT angrepp gjordes mot Frank.
rikes makt. Och kejsar Alexander Ills
Intervention Or 1875 utgick fran samms
politiskss skansla som Alexander LIS inter
vention ar 1916: motviljan mot dc ideel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-30
Death and the Future.

The Rev. Edward Holyoke of the
Friendship Baptist Church preached the
last Of the series of sermons on Life :"
last evening. His subject was Death
and the Future" and his text was from
Job XIV. IA, "If man die shall he live
again ?" and John H.: 1926, Jesus said
unto her, am the resurrection and the
life /; he that believeth in me, though he
were dead yet shall he live; and whose
ever liveth and believeth in me shall never
die.p The first, he said, were the words of
an fold man TO when the future was
an uncertainty, the second the assurance
OF Christ as to the life hereafter. In all
ages there has been the fear of death and
one of the hardest things for Christianity
TO overcome has been this fear The fear
of death is not the physical suffering, but
the dread of the hereafter-the uncertainty
which confronts him who is almost to
finish with this life.
To the believer In Christ there is no un-
certainty ~ to the future. In fact every
nation on the globe, even the barbarians,
have their idea of the life hereafter. IL
takes different forms with different peo-
pie, but all agree that there Is "a hereafter.
Death is but the key which unlocks the
mysteries OF the future. Christ said: "She
Is not dead, but sleeping" and the other
assurances which he has given tells us
that there is n home hereafter, and that
there rs nothing TO fear In death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-30

The service of song at the Y. NJ. c. A,
yesterday afternoon was lead as usual by
the Association orchestra.
The address was made by the Rev. j. A.
McBain, pastor of the Clifford Street
Presbyterian Church. The text was taken
from Solomon v. 10: This is my friend"
Mr.. McBain spoke as follows: "This is
the church that speaks and it speaks of a
friend. What the church as a whole
speaks of is true individually. This friend
is Jesus Christ and we all need a friend
whatever our condition. Many a man has
gone to ruin because no one could call
him brother"
Jesus is friend to the saint and the
sinner He is rich friend. He Is pos
sessed with unlimited wealth. The earth
is his and the fulness thereof.
4" He is a liberal friend. The work Of
evangelizing the world has been carried
on by men and women in the ordinary
walks of life, but not one of them can
compare with Jesus Christ i'm liberality."
Jesus Christ is tender hearted. There
is no human being so touched with the
wants and needs Of the children of men as
He is"
Jesus Christ is an almighty friend
There is no want in ones heart that is be-
yond the reach Of Jesus Christ to move
out of the way"
He is faithful friend. He does not
shrink in the least from the duty of cor
recting us when we go astray.
"When we think of Jesus Christ as our
friend it gives the soul sense of salts
faction at the present time and of pleasure
for the future. There is no man or woman
in this world that can take the place of
Jesus Christ as a friend"
At the conclusion Of the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Bain's address many of the audience testi-
fled of Jesus Christ as their friend.
The meeting then came to an end by q
benediction by Mr. McBain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-11-30
Mr.. BLAINE'S CONDITION.
His Physician Says He is Enjoying
Health,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 30.-The Press
to day says that the prime object of Mr..
Blaine's trip to Philadelphia was to con-
suit his medical adviser. DIR. Madison
Taylor thoroughly examined Mr.. Blaine
during the latter's visit to this city. The
doctor says:
"Mr. Blaine is well man For his
years he is sturdy. When began to at
tend Mr.. Blaine last spring he was suffer
ing from an acute illness. He was in a
very bad condition and completely broken
down by overwork. did not know what
the outcome would lie. Now there is no
doubt in my mind, for Mr.. Blaine's health
is excellent. He is back to his normal
weight. He has good appetite and
sleeps well.
MIR. Blaine has got we'll by the exercise
of common sense, not medicines. Before
his illness, he was not a man who would
take much exercise. Now he is the oppo-
site. He has grown to like 1t.
IF Mr.. Blaine continues to take care of
himself, as he is doing now, / see no rea-
son why he should not live many years
longer. He has entered upon a ripe age,
being 81 years old, and he takes pleasure
in his present strength"