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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-14
SUNDAY READING.
Jndss NOT In Hsste-Lsarn 10 Forgive
The secret Of Hsppiness-orains OF
Wisdom-E'c.. q.

Meier be hasty In your Judgment
Never foremost 10 extend
Evil mention OF a neighbor,
Or OF one you've called friend.
OF two reasons for an action
Choose the better. not The worst.
Off, with some. the meaner motive
Ever strikes The fancy iirst.
Then be gentle with misfortune;
Never foremost 10 extend
Evil mention OF neighbor,
OR OF one you've called friend.
Judge not with detracting spirit;
Speak not with distainful tongue;
Nor with hard aud nasty feclI&g
do one human creature wrong.
Words there are that, sharp ~ winter,
Strip the little left TO cheer;
oh, be yours Tho Kinder mission.
Prone To soothc. not cause tear.
Then be gentle with misfortune,
Never foremost In extend
Evil mention Of a neighbour.
Or Of one you've called friend.
N. \. Ledger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-03-14

No soul was ever lost because It's
fresh beginning broke down; but
thousands OF souls have been lost be-
cause they would not make fresh be-
ginning-. --faber.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
NEWSPAPER oPlNloN.
Easisn atss OF wealth.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The case of the late Johm Plmnkiutou
Of Milwaukee prssentsa striking illustra.
tlon OF the tendency to exaggerate the
size OF big fortunes In this country. dc
was understood to be werth at least &fO. .
OOO,O ,OVU, and his career was often cited as
proof OF the great results that could be
accomplished by a man Of superior busi-
ness sagacity. The country will be sur
prised TO hear that the inventory of his
property real and personal, which has lust
been made by the Probate Courts foots
up only 81 500, 600 This is a consider
able fortune, 20 be sure, but IL comes far
short Of the supposed value of the estate.
Those who were best acquainted with Mr..
Plankinton's affairs would net have
thought for moment Of rating his wealth
at such low figures.
II is almost invariably so In the matter
OF estimating the possessions of promi-
aent capitalists There Is no way of get-
sing a. the actual facts until the man dies
and the courts administer upon his
effects As long as he lives and carries on
large enterprises, he can easily create the
impression that he is worth millions
when he may sot really be worth one;
and rich men as rule are fs-d of prac
tising this deception for va ity sake not
less than for the purpose 81 promoting
their business interests. 1t is only when
the will Is probated and the property is
scheduled at its cash value that we learn
how mHoh the truth has been maanifisd.
In general way, 1t is safe to say that
none Of our conspieuously wealthy men
are worth as much as is represented.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
TO BUILD a coLoRep SCHOOL
The Lot az Fifth and scott Strests Clear
of Mortgage.


The members OF the Board of Educa-
tion met in regular session last evening.
| The Committee onlAccounts reported that
the amount Of salary paid to teachers fer
the month was $7,52e 95, which was
adopted. Mr.. Alexander said that the
accommodations at No school were ex
ceedingly poor, and the furniture dllap-
idated. He therefore moved that a
special committee Of three be appointed
TO consider the sdvisabllity Of remodel
log the school, with the.view Of enlarging
Il. The motion was passed The com.
mittee on plans and specifications for
school at Fifth and Scott streets was
given complete power TO make arrange
ments.
communication was received from
hoifecker & Boffecker stating that q
claim against the lot at Fifth and Du-
Pont streets by the congregation Of ST.
Peters Church had been satisfied since
the last meeting.
Joseph Pyle inqHired II 81 900 could
not be borrowed from the accoRnt Of
Incidental and miscellaneous expenses
for the erection OF this school Presi-
dent Baird answered that the provisions
OF the charter did not give them this
right The price Of the lot, Mr. Pyle
said, was $l,700, not $500, as had been
stated Ia the newspapers.
Dr. Morgan thought the price Of erec-
tlon should be limited to $f2 600 or
SO. VVO so as to save the finances and
enable the committee on school No 5 to
make required additions. he thought
there would not be over eco childrea TO
attend the school at Fifth and Scott
streets.
Joseph Pyle said that It was bis inn
preston that Dr. Morgan was talking At
random without knowledge or his
subject. The colored children were
numerous the people prolific. and
besides that be believed In substantial
building yet ii the COMMITTEES csuld |
build the school for that money. they |
would Be only TO willing to do 50.
Dr. Morgan recitei some Of bis ex-
perieroes 70 convince Mr. Pyls aud the /
board that he was not ignorant on the
wants q the colorsd people. or OF the /
subject which he discussed The matter
then dropped. The COMMITTEES on Il
Manual Training were instructed to in
troduos wood work in No. 16 school. DR.. /
Morgan Invited members and their
wives 2 visit school No. i6 and see how
tie children cook
The resignation Of Miss Ella A Bsason
S2s received and the Committee or
Teachers authorized 70 fll the vacancy
a Communication from Thomas 2
2 Donnell, asking & be excused. as be
sks ~, was received. An invitation t.
axe part in Memorial Day celsbrstiou
vas accepted.
President Baird drew attention TO the
'ece1t death 81 Dr Grimshaw ans
hguEhi The beard shoaid take rscor1f-
lOH % his 6safh
Ar Pyle moved that oom-iftss 81
.Ts bs appoiu,ea 70 t2ke such sstfoz
IAis Vas seconded b D.. Morgan. Via
PoEs tselinEly o. tie 9u8Emss 81 tks
sac physician. President Basrd Jossvk
e, Dr- Morgan, Dr. Sh1rsl5dSs ara
! z Smith we're appointed = eorrnstf4a
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
PsEssY1 sRlan con.on

Meeting q the BoArd q investigation
hsieer" ksheAraals + Military Dis
charges.
special Cor espondenoe EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Nay Is A board Of in
xestigation, ordered By the New Castle
Presbytery. arrived hsys yesterday after
noon aad At once proceeded 70 the Pres
oyterian Church, where the congregation
was assembled The mEmbers 81 ths
board were pr Gayley chairman Revs
4. N keigwin and j. n. Vallandipham
William M Candy and two others. me
meeting opened with devotional ever
cises after which the chairman
announced that the purpose Of the meet
ing was 70 inquire into the spiri.ual and
financial condition OF the church ara hear
reasons for and against the retention N
It's pastor, Rev. w P Patterson. Tire
Investigation lasted until few minutes
before the departure OF the night train.
when All the visitors left. The mem
bers Of the congregation were examined
individually In private room by tbs
investigation board.
A full rehearsal will be
Opera Hou-v this evening for : tbs
tsatorio OF Esther The ehlldren's
marches ard the entire program viii be
gone through with. To morrow altar
nocn the costumes will be distributed
and In the evening the dress rehearsal
will be held. Should this be as sue VS..
ful as is now promised, the Opera Hoase
will be dark on Thursday night. The
sale OF seats for Saturday evening opens
tomorrow morning
Sergeant B. r Lancaster. CORPORAL w
w. Dalhy, Privates w. K. Whitelock
William ). Watts, Albert Taylor. Fred
w. Hoffman, Arthur Murray. Thomas g
Morgan, and William r. s. Barr. ha,e
CD.
Manager Madden OF the Nsw Castle
Club is making every effort to arrange A
game with the Elkton, Nd, team In this
city on Saturday, Memorial Dayl He
has made the club liberal guarantee
and expects TO receive a favorable answer
from DR.. Bratton, its manager. by this
evening
John +. Sheridan, the telegrapber. Ia,
received the position o. operator on tbe
r, w. B. railroad at Landlith station
A handsome desk and music case has
been placed In the rooms OF the Husba-
beck Orehestra by @. H. Clewell
John sherman Of New York cltv rem
resents the firm Of h. NJ Rogers x CO
wholesale fish dealers, for their Delaware
snad business. Mr.. Sherman Is AZ the
Gilpin House
Mahlen T. Lancaster the electrician.
viii remove his family from ]. M Val
lettes house on Harmony street 10 A.
Orange street residence.
Hathaway & %. have four bile drivers
row At work on the Firms Point iettv
New York fish merchants want 600
Delaware shad every day until the season
closes
Only about 300 shad were caught bv
the New Castle fishermen all day yester- |
day.
Frank Moore, q well known younv
farmer, is lying seriously IN at his home
with typhoid pneumonia.
Frank dulick and Miss Estella Dea.
kyns have been chosen TO represent title
N Z. Church Of this city at the Epwortb
League convention in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
- Ia.i ID FIeht 81 ! -.

NEw YoEK, May e6 The often post
poned prize fight between Dick Bnrge. II
Newcastle, and Jenny Carney. II Bir.
mlngham, for al.0o0 and the liahtweigbt
championship of England. was decided
yesterday Betting was 100 To 80 ID Car
ney. Carney had the best 81 the frbt
from the start, and punished Rurge ter.
ribly ia the eleventh round Burpe clinob-
ed Carney. Desperate fighting followed
until they broke ground, when Carney
shocked Burge down BY tremendous
blow on the left ear Burgess seconds. on
seeing their man defeated, shouted foul;
and, TO the surprise Of all present. the
referee awarded the fight TO BRrge In
tense excitement was t.ITec t..ITess's sod az the de-
cision. Carney cried like a child al ;he fh,
Justice done him.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
EasIasd H.. sns Industry.

louisville Coarier-Jaurnal.
knglsnd' : concern in the matter is vsry
lsrEs. a. Chilian industry and Gillian
nnAnei2l Affairs are chiefly ia the hands
ot knElishmen. Two recent series 81
letters. enc printed in ths New York
lribuas aad the other IN the London
Times have enlightened the public con-
slosrably concerning ths causes and
issues Of the Chllian war. From the
the time sns threw of the Spanish woke
until the presidency of Balmaeeda Chill
was ruled by an eligarchy Of great
families consisting chiefly OF landed pro-
prietoHs. In certain stages Of a peopleas
progress such rulership is the best that
cen be devised; as exsmpliied ID the
case Of England Ia centuries before the
present, end IN ancient times IN the case
Of Athens, before the Athenians had
reached the degree OF enlightenmeRt
that entitled them to general Democracy
Tie South Americans are not ft for
Democracy as We know 1t in this country.
although they have endeavored ia
initiate as, and their inadequRcy is sx
emplihed in the care of Chilli which
ander the rule Of an oligarchy was. with
tbe exception Of Brazil, the Only peaceful
COUNT Of solth America. sixty yssrs
passing without single reyolu-
tion. remarkable fact in tie history Of
Latin America, as Uruguay, for instance.
had twenty six in twenty one years.
Life and property we're safe in Chilli. and
progress was universal.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
The New England seaahore

The Boston snd Maize Railroad Com
pauys Passenger Department has Just
issued another handsome pamphlet con
tanning beautiful scenes along It's line
and along the coast Of Maine to Hassa
chusetts. The views are very clearly
executed, and the verses from j. q
Whittier. Il. w. Longfellow, ]. T. Trow.
bridge, Matthew Arnold, Elizabeth F
Merrill. z. A. Allen, e. c. Stedman and
an introduction by M. f. Sweetzer and
Lucy Lsrcom which accompany them are
most appropriately descriptive, and add
an element of poetic thought that but
aecentuates the manifold beauties Of the
places themselves The whole pamphlet
Is fully wtrth the price. BY sending 10
cents In stamps to the above named com.
pany a copy can be secured
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
The NEWS IN sRlEF.
aeams Of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.

aesns Of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
Farmer Ramsey. Of Ramseys. n. III. was
robbed Of several hundred dollars by bunoo
mneB
Eugene III, Cowlcs. the recently Divorced
husband 81 Alice Cowies. a. Cleveland
privately married Claire R LuenoschlaSs
on Saturday Claire was the woman who
saueed the trouble between Cowles and his
wxfe
Sentiment il favor q ~. Briggs appears
- D growing little ia the Prashyssri5n
Seneral 1sssmllF in session al Detroit
Interested raiiraz1 men are preparing ts
nrEe fae granting q permission Is enla
rs@sls through the AzirQntaeks before she
hand commission Thursday.
On The arrival q The crzrswfteh 4
NssaiEustaek 81 imperial ukase viii give
TIA eanTarts ln Sii.ria many VERY i1rrar-
ts.1i privileges sreallF asaeilaratinr their
cwUarun
CutnaEls A King. business rsanaz4r
saF tha hlnlhizfe Bros large brewing
srrazu 81 Paterson. n q. and ! Wei
sacF-1 1aftzau 81 that rify, Is sid q ., =
lasfollasr O. sa9 oN
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
Where 90 thn IlnelIl.l..

CHICAGO, May 2d.-The whereabouts oi
Baron Rudolph kalnoky, who is reported
% have fought duel in Jackson park, is
unknown save 20 few, who will not tailr.
Neither is the name nor whereabouts og
ois opponent obtainable. AZ the Richeleu
3otel no additional inforroation can be se
cured, everybody being in a state Of ignor-
ance. Manager Carlson was told that the
auel had been fought, But he positively
neclines a. state who told him, for the rea.
son that he gave his word Of honor he
sould keep silent on that part of the tale.
ne declares that he knows nothing about
The identity Of the counts opponent; that
neither IS in the hotel, and that their pres.
cnt location is 70 him unknown.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
ueirs ~ ~ vic,,,,,. ~.

BALTIMORE, May 26 -Thirty-nve dam
age suits were yesterday begun in the
United States district court against the
steamers Louisa. Of the colchester lime
and the Virginia, Of the Bay line. The
suits were instituted in thirteen eases IN
the beneiiciaries Of drowned people. ana
m the rest by the persons injured IN the
fatal collision Of the 2sth Of last July. Tine
aggregate claimed by those injured is
$4,000 while the benefciaries of The thir-
teen persons who were drowned claim
80 ooo Twenty lawyers represent the
thirty-fve contestants
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
The ThIrs Party in the south.

Atlanta Constitution.
As for the Southern farmers, IL is
absurd to ask them to join third party.
and thereby destroy political and social
solidity. which is essential 10 the safety
OF their property and their institutions
The farmers here are not dissatisfied With
the Democratic party In any particular.
Tor they constitute q majority OF its
voters and have control Of its orQaniza
tion. A third party Ia the South would
be farolsl in its conception and traglcal
Ia its results, for IL would be In the
nature Of an invitation to ignorance to
step In and take charge of affairs. The
Southern Alliance men perceive that ID is
only through the Democratic party thev
can carry out their plans OF reform. and
this faes, We predict, will be made clear
70 sll those elements IN the West which
have cut loose from the Republican
organization When the Northwestern
Alliance men threaten that they will not
draw their votes from the Republican
party unless the solid South is broken
up, they show their hands too plainly
IL what respect dees the Republicau
policy commend itself to Alliance meng
II they are in favor Of high tariff taxa
TOE, ths contraction Of the currency
the 1sesssment OF silver. and the ex
traFag4nce that has marked the later
career ot the Republican party, culminat
iaE in tAe billion dollar Congress. then
faey are Republicans aud ought to vote
Elih that organization.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
nTEr.

ARMSTRONG On the Esd instant, Ben
jamin Armstrong, in the sTth year Of his nEe
DINNEEN. -on May 20, Mary Dinneen,
aged months.
McNAlR.- On May "A, William S. McNair.
aged AZ years.
PfLE,-In Philadelphia, On the 20th in.
stant' Il. a. l.. Pyle, in the f4th year Of his
THQMPSON.-On the 24th instant, Della
ware N. Thompson, aged "A years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
lhNlted 70 attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. S02 West Tenth street on
Wednesday, fternoon. Services at the house
AZ ! 30 O'clock
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
The Greed of Gain

It is reported that Harry Ewell. a young
man who was formerly employed In
Mullen's morocco factory in this citv. was
arrested in Philadelphia several eays ago
Tor obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and sent up" for eighteen
months.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
- serure NJ n,na.,,.

NEW HAVEN, May 2s-Owing 10 tie dis
astrous failure Of the banking house of
Bunnell & Scranton a bill has been pre-
pared at the instance of financiers which
viii be submitted to the legislature next
IAN The bin q intended 70 secure de-
posits q money with persons or copart-
nerships not Incorporated as banking H.
.l---l.-rr.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
FNE HANGING n T4E cELLaa.

Khs Bodies We're Thnse 81 Mrs. pea~r-
epn and Her Children.
EAEl-ANs la4. May 2a-Ahaut 4 zre..k
src tne husband 81 Mrs Christian Ps3er-
sci was taken tO the insane asylum HIS
Hrlte and their flur childreu were found
hrhas hanging in the cellar 81 THEIR home
Esz'erday The family lived about shree
miles northeast 81 this town. X i -
r'fred THAI the woman WAS also insane
Ane that after hauEing her children sh4
rummitted suicide by the same meaus.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
PhiiadelphIa Invites ~ Pr..,a,,,,

WAsHNGT0S, May 26 "A committee
from Meade Post, 6. "A. ri. Philadelpbis
consisting of Comrades Ridgeway sber.
man and LANCER, called On the president
in the morning and invited him to be their
guest On Decoration Day. The president
said he would be pleased 10 accept the in-
yitation and would 90 10 Philadelphia
Decoration Day az the guest Of tie post.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
TRUSTEES ELECTED.
A Cape Charles Minister wins a Do
Brlds-enarvrInsa Trb.n~.. :,

A Cape Charles Minister wins a Dove,
Brids-"Darwin's Theory
special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, May 20. AT a meeting OF the
congregation Of the NJ E Church yester
day afternoon, the following trustee.
were elected to serve for the term OF
three years: e M. Stevenson. William
Fisher, A Cowgirl and J n. Bateman.
cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Miss Linda Farrow OF this town. 10
Rev. Oliver w. Devenish Of Cape Charles
City, in the M. f. Church on Tuesday
June %. ''-'
Dr. W. q. A. Bonwill Of PHILADELPHIA
VIII deliver lecture here to-morrow
evening for the benefit Of the Dover
library. on the subject "The Fallacv Of
Darwins Theory OF Evolution.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
Vxford Spring Fafr--Reduoa@ Rates aud
special Train Service.

For the benefit of those desiring to
attend the Spring Fair at 0xf ord, Pa,
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad Company will on June s.
1891, run special train leaving Oxford
as p. M. for WawR aud intermediate
stations, connecting at Wawa with train
for Philadelphia, West Chester and inter
mediate stations.
Excursion tickets will be sold on June
:, 4 and 5, good to return until June 6.
from Philadelphia. Chester and points on
the Central Division at greatly reduced
rates Children tickets at half rates.
This years fair gives promise of great
success, not only from an agricultural.
horticultural and live stock exhibit. but
from the fact of exceptional races and
many new and attractive features
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
TIE BASEBALL WORLD.
abe League aud Association Champion
ship Games.
NATIoNAL LEAGrF

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT pittsburg
Pitssburg.. 0 0 o.
Eosson..--........ 0 0 0 0 l.
Base hits. pittsburg Q; Boston. o Errors
Riftsburg, 4; Boston, Batteries: Strattor
and Mack, Nichols and Bennett.
AT Cincinnati
Cincinnati. ...........1 ] 90 0 2 0 o.
Phslsdclphia. ........0 0 2 o. :
Base hits; Cincinnati z; Philadelphia. a. Err
rors: Cincinnati, g Philadelphia /. Batteries;
Muilane and Harrington, Gleason and Clements.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ...........5 o 0 0 o o 9 o o. 5
BROOKLYN .....-.......i 0 0 0 o x-l2
Base hits; Cleveland, 2; Brooklyn, b. Errors:
cleveland, 4; Brooklyn L Batteries. Viau and
zimmer, Lovett and Bailey.
A. Chicago there was no game on account Of
rasa.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
at Cincinnati
Cincinnati .......U 0s1lo oOl- S
Athletic. ..... 81 0 o 0 l0l o. 4
Ease hits Cincinnati. o: Athletic. 6. Errors.
Caneinnati, 5; Athletic, g Batteries: Crane
And Hurley, Chamberlain and Milligan
EASTERN LEAGUE.
At Syracuse
syracuse. ...........s o % s0oi OF
Providence. 0 0 0 o IL
Hase hits; Syracuse, :; Providenoe, g. Err
rurs; Syracuse. 1; Providence. 4 Batteries:
ke<son and Quinn; sullivan Murphy and
Burke
AT Rochester
Roehester ............O 01 O. o 0 0 0 O-l
Troy 10 o Ox-s
H@se hits. Rochester. 8; Troy. :. Errors:
&echester, 2; Troy. q Batteries. eastman
and Bowman, Day and Cole
Al Buffalo
'A1sfsio ..............0 5000 n-s
lebanon. ...........0 OF 40 0-s
Base hits: Buffalo. q; Lebanon H. Errors
Buffalo, 2; Lebanon. . Batteries. Barr, Oer.
aaan and Murphy; Anderson and McCaarey
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

Ross has removed from 116 Market
street to his new store, ,210 Market street
With q large stock of latest styles Of
Hats. White Shirts, Neckwear, Hosiery,
Underwear and Notions at the lowest
city prices. Money returned if goods
are not satisfactory.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

APPoLLo-''N hat seekest thou in the
Temple Of the SUM- Shade OF Mr Pop
gum Permission to drive thy chariot
for day. !" Appollo--"I possible" I"
Shade Of Mr.. Popgun-"Why2 l used
to drive the tantivy along Fifth ayenoo,
yeh know. New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
ITEMS OF INTER zsr

No SPARE HoURs Mr.. Hayseed lar
irving at city hotell-"I s'pose kin hear
the gong here when It rings fer dinner.
can't lGF Clerk-"We have no gong
We have breakfast from to II, dinner
from ~ to 8, supper from to H." Mr..
Hsyseed-"Jehoshaphatl How am to
git time to see the clty?'-New York
Weekly.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
Great Invention

Professor We'll. No. sO5 Market street
has been recently awarded a patent for
Eye Glasses, which seem to be the best
ever known. Call and see for yourself and
have your eyes examined free and get a
pair Of his glasses.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
81 niare rIrl,lln. ~ -.

LIsBoN, May 23.-An official dispatch
from Beira. East Africa. says that the rov.
ernor Of Mozambique and the British CON.
sui at Beira have agreed upon measures 10
prevent further conflicts between the Brit
ash and Portuguese.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
KENNETT SQuARE. Pa. Nav IA 1so1

hhNNhti SQUARE, ia. May IA, 1891.
DR JOSEPH H. CHANDLER, Archon Of
Washington Conclave, No 1l9. Cen
treville, Del, Improved Order Of
Heptasophs:
DEAR SIR: ] have received TODAY
through ysur treasurer, A B. Entriken.
check for So, 900. being the amount OF
endowment upon the life Of my husband.
George w, Walker, who was member
OF your oonclave Coming so shortly
after the proof Of death the check havi sg
been drawn on the eighteenth day, feel
that grateful acknowledgement Of the
promptness with which your order
has responded should be made. You
Will therefore convey to your order
and eonclave my sinsere and heartfelt
thanks for the promptness and kindness
IN paying the amount in advance of the
time promised by the law Of couclsve
Let me In conclusion bear nv apprecia
ton and praise Of your Institution. That
Il may live long to bless other homes is
the wish Of one who has been the re-
cipient Of its henefaction.
Very respectfully,
MARY g. WALKER.
Beneficiary Of George w. Walker.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

JAcK-"You look well in that blazer. 2
Iom--"fesi | am going TO wear it this
summer ard see # cant capture my Old
fame New York Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

DON'T feel well, and yet you are not
sick enough to consult doctor-we will
tell you just what you need 1t is
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which win lift You
out OF that uncertain. uncomfortable
dangerous condition, into a state Of good
health, confidence and cheerfulness,
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

The Equitable Life holds larger
surplus, writes larger annual business.
has larger amount Of insurance in force
4no pays larger dividend than any
other company in the world
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

JACK WTHERsPooN-"why do YOU
sing all the time?' Jim Westball-aTo
XIII time. Jack Witherspoon-"Y
have good weapon. Princeton Tiger
Evening journal., 1891-05-26

WE have had the Norwegian fad. the
Russian fad and row CONES the Danish
dramatic fad. Isn't 1t about time for the
common sense brain fad to have it's turnS
New York Recorder
Evening journal., 1891-05-26
mARRIED.

TRIAIBLE- BECKER. On the 2lst II s,ant
AZ Reading, Pa William NJ. Trimble of
NoTthprook and Olive r. Becker Of Doe Run.
both Of Chester county, Pa.