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Evening journal., 1892-11-25

In Young Ehrct's stable. Ehret had only
been on the turf three years, but his sue
cess had been so remarkable thar horse
men were amazed when it was announced
that he would dispose Of his string Of swift
horses.
Ehret's reason for this move was because
his father George Ehret objected to his
following tho business Of racing. OF the
other fast horses in Ehretis stable, York
willie Belle went to NJ. r. Dwyer FOR S24,
O00: Dohbins. a yearlng, brother Of Sir
Francis. for $4,000; Fairy for $4,000 and
Demuth for So 800 Sir Francis went to
Marcus DAILY for $4,000
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
ILIIIl

BROWN-At The residence of hs uncle,
William Nv StrOon. ou fle list iuef.. DeIa-
ware.Rudnct. son Of Charles ~. and Jeun.e
n Brown. ago ~ years
BLAND-ln this CITY. on November NJ. 1892
Maggie e. G wife of George ~. Bland, aged
% years.
UEEGILL.-In this city. on November ~,
ls.2 May. wife of Robert Cargin. aged 10
years
DICK UR.--In this city. ON the 2lst instant,
aifirsi lingering Illness. Kate Duckcr. relict
nl James TT. HollingswOrth. aged % yc1fs.
I MATTHEW'S - AT Nurristown, Pa, on
hlanday. November 2l. ln93, Michael Mat
thews, late of Wilmington, Del, aged W
wears
RiNkEB I'm this city on Novcmlrr 22.
l32. Anna r., widow OF the late Henry
hinser, Doe her lQ.h year.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
PREPARE FOR LA GRIPPE.
atod .niif
we Have Had Three Years of Ii A
Warning 60 Prepare Yourself
10 is Coming Agplp.

70 is Co Dee hoped that weHball not have
onotNor visitation from that terrible la grirro
.necouins winter. But thtttN nd reason to
believe % viii mo- again molesf VS. We ought
40 least make preparation iorf by f0rdftinr
lhe system in order to withstaEptftlc ou-
hught.
70 win Doe remembered that tho dise1se was
not Immediately dangerous huf Hisadfht
cnuse OF The death of rroat many ue0ilt
Who were prcviouslv iu dchilitated state.
Ihcdeaih rate in t1is city WAS doubled during
70 prevalence horo.
While tho '4fir" la seldom ever atal.Whcm
DO aiscLs previously healthy person. a.
Norts ionf INJURY tq hose VINO aro constiiu-
Z IoNN W.OE. con- who have any catarrhal
trouble. Ln Orlrpe hH.tens cuiHrrh and con-
sumption tl "a lnttI lssur if allowed o. fnFn
Hiie ers should avail themselves ol ths hest
mNun- oi cure.
taihnwics, Quininc and siimulants should
| Ne avoided. -hun lnfiptretics ustou would
I cnartpd tu Jhc ndministratlnn cot antinyrinr.
| 'he su-ctllef "heart failure Is in iis natural
effect
/ Nr. he nl, of bridgeport Pa. hod severe
nunch ulthc grip two Years urn.ennde fIuu
which he dii nHi fully recover. a cough SIT
iAr leit iung hcrnmc diseasod. During an
/ tms Time DEE wts uuder ihr care of Hrat one
unrinr hnd iicn another, each ftiunH To
arrest ihe prlTiNh- ui the disansc. Consuuu-
iiuu stared Nim iu the Face. In NoVcUi,sr
itri friend advised him to see Df Murstnh
hnd nr thoroughly examined n- Dis opinion
Cnlid n. reliet upon. The suggestion was
ini1"cd. llc wns examined auil 'reafcd hg
ihe doctor Tor tWo months. ANA Is now cured.
M mem pc hrsf came tu Or. AuUsinn De
suffered from "a severe cough, pains iu tho
leIt breast, was very short uf breath. had
night eWeats and Inward fpyen iIs lernnc
very DIN iu flesh. AN these stmni0ms have
disappeared. iie hns glinrd twenty pounds
in weight auu l- DOW working every day.
a warning should Doe given % csOfi person
VINO has become weak, nervous ur suffers
from Imperfect nutrition, uninrrh rr other
urnli ih9ilng difenset tu seek help before they
reach ihIs dreadful state. ur liarsiln cures
these cases always when taken iu time and
before they hnyo been nilod with The poison
Gus aud doYial1ing drugs.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.
The Cause Of Many Supposed lncuraoiq
Cases. OF Dyspepsia.

There are thousands of men ana Nurnen suf-
ferine aconies from dyspepsia who hnyo re-
sorted io every known remedy for tlat gil-
ment. with no relief Yet their disease h
curablc 10 the cause which produces the aid
order Is FIRST overcome.
20 was left TO DR.. Aiarsion. the spcciaibgltb
discover that large majority of -tomarA
by thus treating it the disease is surely cura-
hle
Dyspepsia, pa many cases 8 The effect %
caiarrh, ana IS removed oni5 0y overcoming
a Case in Point.
Mr Ambrose r. Knight. whoit-le dealet
-ittaher 4nd crackcrs. whose onir and place
uf business is 90 and l32 Mount Vernon
unrknblU storys
"AVhen came to Br. Aiarston for traa1.
ulentof catarrh OF the stomach n February
Hls''i had lost twenty zig pounds % iiesh. and
was 30 constantly troubled with hiarrhUH
( that became $50 we i thar ! cnu-d hardly
walk. Ay stomach would not retniu nuyi
, thing Chat ate. became very nervous and
7 my mind became impaired Through my
Illness / lost over 5iiO0 9y not Nein- able ~
attend TO my business ] was very nearly
I used up. so 20 speak before ! came to Dr
Mar-f0u for treatment, and J was trying tc
aei. mltbusiness, as was unable io attend 90
u, but now can very happily say that after
cured me. & have grown very sfoHt and nuF
wel4l h3 pounds, ann ieellng very good and
weaihor. j have told 90 great number ul
people what Dr. Mar-t0n has doncffor me
and YOU can refer anyone son wish ru nae.
Ny business. Whlch was for sale. ls uo,F not in
ihe marlsei. as 4 ann well now and able tO at
tend io it,
DIR. Marsion has made an cnviahie record
in his practice in the last I'VE years iie can
DEFY anyone io exceed HIM In honest cures.
he D. not sensational advertiser. promising
thedmp0ss' hlo bat manln sympathy with
the afflicted nul despairiug. The many
testimonials given and published. of bis
wonderful skill, are of themselves witnesses
uuqufs rionahle. Dr. Narstnn treats al
chronic diugerincl diseases successfully with
harmless vegetable remedies
Go end see him for yourselves. IN cGSir
nOfhllitIo consulHhim You viii be cunViu.
ced hat Dee isa cdlcated and c0nss ientigu
physician. DE takes your case iu hFn1 hl
vtll treat YOU ton reasonable price, He pres
nares rnd dispenscs bis own remedies.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS.

Or. Marston's success does not depend upon
eSaggeratiun he does what le Cl0ims, cas-
hundreds of living. hreathing,hcaihy aud en-
.thusiastie people win testify. The question
with DR. Marston is; "Can tlls sick man or
woman hc heiped or curcafn when O. ease IS
presented i0 him. and when knowledge. that
comes only from long experience, suggests fu
hiih lhat "a cure ls pos Die. he moves unou the
! enemies works regardless ui the uccuEiary or
.sfaslgi condition OF the sufferer Every one
'dftIcted with any chronic ailment. no mntfer
.T'lile case has been declared iucurahlc.should
AVAIL themselves OF the opportunity offered 90
consult DR. Mafston. either personally or 10y
ieiterwithOut charge.
DR. Marston has made "a special study Of
chronic and nervous diseases. und has cured
hundreds uf patients after other physicians
had iNled. The daily papersof Philadelphia
and other cities have printed. during ihg unbt
iNe yeur-, great many testimonials from Tee
ltanle citizens tesiiiNInE l0 flr wonderful
ability of De- Mar.ton in curing rhcm of
What bad laeu considered incura1Ie Diseases.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

that Miss Duse achieved her greatest tri-
umphs
Ia Duse IS just now the great topic of
discussion ia European theatrical circles,
not alone because OF her great ability bu1
also on account of her departure from CON
venuonal methods and her disregard
amounting almost 10 contempt orlfecc
dent Miss Duse is about forty yeaa old.
She was born in Padua. Her parents were
both stage people who were never known
90 fame, although her paternal prog,niipI
was the son Of great actor Miss Dus.
therefore inhcrits some OF her ability. SD.
WIS remarkable even as child, and va.
soon recognized as the probable successor
of Adelaide Ristori. But her reputation
was confined to Italy, and il was not un
I'd she visited the great European capi
tails this year TINT her pheuomenal emo
tionul powers obtained for her worldwid'
celebrity.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
nrcrrnhon. of tho oinnt..

None Of the Young players who joined
the league ranks during the last half OF
the championship season recently closed
made n better impression than John tt.
McMahon OF the New York Giants.
When the announcement Of bis ongagc-
mcnt was first mate 10 was said in recon-
mendation that 10 had the appearance
al bat Of Mike Tiernan. Such proved 10
be the case. The resemblance was so
striking that the two could not be distin-
guishod one from the other 10y spectators
in the grand stand. lie promises, more
over, TO become as heavy batter and Is
already a better fielder than Tiernan. His
only deficiency is a slowncss in bass run
ming.
McMahon IS twenty-five years old and
lives in Bridgeport, Conn. He lacks one
inoh OF measuring feet in his stocking
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
DO THESE SYMPTOMS APPLY TO YOU 2
How One Feels When suffering From
Disease OF the Nervous system.
HoM Id eET WELL.

You suffer from aches, nains and "a dozen
dfroront troubles. and don't know how to
account for hem. You suffer from pains in
the head and are -o giddy YOU fear you win
fan. Food di.trcsses you. Sometimes you
hlnat with eas; you are troubled with costive-
ness or irregular bowels. you are upset with
nausea. you are nervous irritable ami de-
eplndeni: YOU are restless aud not able to
sleep. yOu have chills with hot nushcs. tho
eyes and sNin take 20 yellow unge; the heart
beats in uu irreeular way; the breath Ia short
ON iho -NrhicF eycrtion. your hunda and
feet sci Clii and clHumr. Non get nrei Oui
easily and hNNp nu "lnl uuur" lcpline. and
iAnst complaints uudersiundiuNif, uid un
uiuffCr Uuw long Yuu iulNa suffered, nr whom.
Or uhRf son have trIcd, he Wiil cure you.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
Thia Dc IN - Nov. b.

if9e Columbus continued io c4piore the
coastne Puerto doi Principe. Cuba, and
The adjacent islands, he named fhe inter
yeuur water .ae Dlli of Nueiia sennrit.
i7fs- isaac Watts, aufhCr oi hymns. eic., diad-
l7-5-ieau io-eph AmaH.r hum1ert. reneh
una American soldier, born in lorraine.
Erance; De commanded The French force
ftot inte-sd roiand in fH snd ln ltlI
led % Revolutionary forces of Americans
INDIANS aui European eNles into .icsioo,
lici In New Orleans, .~i lu'-ries Nein-
t.e,frmoua ocfnr born.
1855 lasnrth piiaier and car'ca'rriaf died.
lrsa-Ine british c,aeuafa Ntu .rk ciiy.
s1t-i Inn Nft.o. nno0s Biblical reho.nr
di.l
1859 Ure-eeedeated siorn m iae Ar-ih
isl, the hoyal llHrer waa wrecked of
uel,-cs ana iJ5 persons were utauaea.
i6f Attempt maia ta hrrn thc principal
hoicis of Sow l.f, eiig
1862 Mime. irisl famous singer. died
ltlfSir ioshur f0re. eS-chiri Justice of
Jamaiea. diea atDl 80.
lt14,- General Iloma- 4 Leslie died in Ncw
Aori, Hgta
ls5- yscc President TAomas a iicMricks
died at indianapolis; horn isi9
i9si ,rastu- BROOKS. ioaenaiAi and politician.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
CONSULTATION FREE.

Sufferers from any chronic ament wishing to know
to durability of their the necessary expense OF treat
ncnt etc. can call upon the doctor his office writes
fun history of their disease when opinion viii be given
and the method to be adopted to effect Dr. Marston
makes charge for consultation either personally or by
letter Send for pamphet containing testimonials Of
cures.
OFFICE, 134 South Ninih ST.. Philadelphia Hours
9 to Evenings TO i Sundays % a.a m
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
ThI. D.ts N Hlstarr-Nor. "a.

TAia Date ia History Nov, "a
ilo2 Ca'~mhus erected b. .crass on the haelt
above irDrio fu.e.ge. liha. fols posses.
sion and began an exploration of the a.ii' O.
cent coat alu maiulana' .u fAe Wagnia-
cent forests De lalciei tlat hs discovered
wustio ana alQas' t1 glurp oi isli,uls
nttr by he gave tie name of Eilarcu de.
Res,nt the .A-s s1fden. boz tae nest cone
tury dis necale llc notorious pralrs
uet"
iS2J- Co-tea KINNEY. poet. author and mem oef
ol tat Ohio lislaturc, born near Penn
yam. Yates county. ~ y.
lSls-N ildaui kachlouse -Asfor, SOD a1d fr.n-
cipai heiruf The original John Jacob Astar.
dltd in New York; aged So.
la4I- rugrst belmont, banker. diplomat and
Democratic leader, died iH Ncw lors riiyi
ng-d li Queen Regent Emma issued d
proclamation declaring the Princess WA.
hslmila queen oi the NCthcr.ands.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

by competent Lu
r0nean CRITICS as
Sarah Bernhaeils
only serious Glval
There are those
even who gos0 FAR
as To assert that
she IS The great
FrenchNgoman $
supcriWin hi hlg
emotional roie
Vienna is general
j. recognized as
the most critica.
city in the world.
and 10 was tllprl
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
- rhousand noIIar non AIonsa.

This4y Thousand Dollar Don AIonzo.
At the recent sale of Frank A. Ehret's
racing stable the horse that brought the
highest price WAS Don Alonzo, the big
2-year-old. Piunger Michael Z. Dwyer Sc
cured him, paying $4,000 FOR the priv
ileee. Don Alonzo is a bay colt by Long
Taw-Round Dance, by War Dance and
has bt en- one OF the most successful horses
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
rniarging the Muscle.

Professor John Stannari The well.
known light-weight boxer has opened a
boxing academy at y Market street. He
aifeaiy aas a large class 0f welllnowr
yohng men who Ee tanidly becoming
proficient 10 lhe w Of scifdefense.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

When Boyle was injured, however, lie
went to first base, where his excellent
work was so much appreciated thar he lil
isnrd tho season on chat bag. It Is ques
tionable, however whether he VIII be-
kept there next year, since his value to the
team as a catcher win be much more ap-
r,t.arfnta1
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
IMPORTANT TO OUT-OF-TOWN
PATIENTS.

DR. Marson has been wonderfully successful In rcane
patients residing out of town Persons residing distance
and nconvenen TO come to the city consult DR. Maston
personally and wishing to know TO the durability of their
disease write to the Doctor stating fully thc history of
their case and its symptoms when opinion will be given
and the method to be adopted TO effect cure
OFFICE "a SoNi Nihth ST., Philadelphia Hous,
Q TO Evenings, o to s Sundays. Q TO f2 a. m.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
NnTInNs

NOTICE. OFFICE or DELINQ ENT
- Tax Collector. Court House, November
%, lsle All persons ow ing county inXe, for
year 1891 are hereby notified tO pay the sume
within ten Gays. All taxes remaining unpaid
ti the expiration of cen days viii be collected
bE law with costs. GEORGE j. EfNCk.
collector.
De responsible i0r nny debt contracted hv
her. CHARLES o.. JOHNSON.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

whence he went 70 Kansas City and played
until the breaking up OF the Western
league in July Ills PLAYING IN tbe lattef
place attracted Manager Powers' atten-
tion. and his engagement With the Sew
York club followed.
nicMaAon's place on a nine mp TO ta.s
summer was behind the bat. and his first
a1rrico for the Giapts was as d catcher
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

feet, and his play
ing weight is l65
pounds. lie played
bis FIRST profes-
sionalengigement
with the Sagi-
naws, Of Saginaw
City, Mich, in
1889 The follow
ing year he got an
engagement with
the iienisteeclub
Of the same state
Lne season OF 1871
found him play
ing with tho st.
Paul club. of the
Nveatorn 1ncrur.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
sERNHARpTls RlvAL

Ticanorn Dusc, the Great Actress, Who
WIN visit Anerion.
Eleanora Duse, who VIII begin sn Arer-
can tour in New York during january
1893, is an Italian actress. who sIcgarica
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
PFFSnNAr.

MARRIED lADfkS SEND 30 CENTS
vi lOr "nfaliu|e SsffeOlIlr nO medicine
no deceptioua i1st what sou want. LADIES
bAlAlis Kansas lllJ, 4lo
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
REnIsIEn,s nnnTR.
pEGIsTEHs ORDER.
nEaI.IEH.s nrFIcE
Nov CanIe county, 0cio65r ai. 4, i8il.


New CaWIe County October %, 1892.
Upon fhca application NJ clayton e.. Collins
administrator ul Edward B. Collins. late OF
Wilmington hundred, Boa said county. de-
ceased, 30 /. ordered and directed Boy the Reg
istct that the Administrator aiori said give
notice oi granting oi Letters of Administrl-
uen upon ilc estate OF the deceased.
with TIE date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements 20 De posted
within forty days from the date Ol
such letters In -ieaf ihc most public places of
the county OF ncu Castle, requiring am pef-
SONS having demands against Che estate Cd
present Ufu same. Or abide hN AN Act ui Ass
semhly in such case made aud provided. and
also cause the same % he inserted within the
same period in thc Evening Journal. "a NEWS
paper published in Wilmington, Del. and
10 he continued therein three weeks. e.. %. d.
- Given under fhc hand and Seal
OF oMcc of the Register aforesaid
L. S. at Wilmington, in New Castle
county aforesaid. The day ana
year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given That letters on ad-
mini-frHfIou were iu due form of lau grruled
unto the undersigned, 0n llr Twenty y-f0urt %
day oft October A. ID. 1872 and that AN per-
sons having claims against the estate
of the deceased must present the same. dulf
atlested to the said Administration or before
the Twenty day ui October. iagl. of
abide the Act of Assembly ia such case made
CLAYTON g. COLLINS.
Administration.
Address. Wilmington. nel.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
M 7. Clothing House.
Wnmlngton, Fridsy, November %, 1899.
Meetings For This Evening.

Meetings For This Evening.
Brondywine Lodge. $. of IT.
brandywine Castle. *. C.. u.
Camp 3. =. %. S. of a..
Canton Delaware. 40. 7. p. VI.
Columbia Lodge. !. q. =.
Delaware Tribe. ]. %. R. NJ
Excelsior Lodge. k. of J..
fairfaN Lodge, l. %. %. =.
Friendship ConciaVe, $. w. NJ.
Humboldt Castle IS O.. E.
Home Loan Association.
Journeymen stone Masons' Association.
John a. Logan Camp, S.Of NJ
Laurel Council q. +. of A.
Local Branch .u1 Iron Hall.
Liberty lodge. a. o. u. W..
ST. Georges Castle r. O.. +.
SD. joAus Chapter. r. a. NJ.
Temple Council. l.. of q. G..
Washington Council, %. u. A. NJ.
Wilmington Castle, X. G. L.
These are the DAYS that grow
the Overcoat thoughts.
Not a more delightful bit Of
our business is our Overcoat
selling. We sella hdlf hundred a
/ day many a day We sell Over
/ coats that are mistaken every
hour forMcrchant tailored Over
/ coats. With good reason too.
| Luxury they are. and shapcly,
and no mark OF ready made ON
them except the price.
More than eighty styles OF
Mems Overcoats at $40 and
! $I2.
More thana hundredof other
styles as low as SIS and up to
$as
Do you appreciate elegance
lin your Suit? We serve many
Imen who do. We shape oui
/ Suits fashionably. We tailor
them perfectly. 1t will do you
good to see them.
Riverside Worsted Suit, ST..
Black Chcviot Suits mad,
from Merchant woolen Cos
Cloth and guaranteed all WOO
either single on double breast
ed, SI2.
Clay Diagonal Suits SIS
SIS.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

from ioNl HifNnd EarflNAu tuUNAN EiuNEF
waiter are absorbed Nl ils .t.lUm nuI dr. .o.-
iinu in some NI.N| nrrln a fIs NNIt IierD4.a
ihe action nnN alrtuTfh uI IlN-u DHtfelOfN
pi-tl Nnn Iuu ufrro0mD lhr NI.efn NnnF
o. mhf Wuu hNt suffered Tor VNnIa Ifnn llaH-
Nc q Nnu nHs iHhrn oVrIa tnoHn "LHildncha
lneuitl.r without nFlN. D.uid NI UII-
mohrnily cnreu f Nc vuNl tanHif n uhlti
clnn Who has studied into tue OtHet. ind lltn
luDu lnu unull Tho u-uIL- --u--L.
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
THE LIVER And KIDNEYS
Tho cause orniany Ailments THE proper
Ircnfmonl.
There are very

There are very
few healthy per
sons, got not Uue
iu n thousand
can elltiitrnus
ul his ailments
They ore HpnIg
ing medicine lnl
some trouble
some eYmptOinn OBJ
a. disease, fha
cause of which
is lOCnfod iu th0
liver ur hilinDNa
Wasting di
eases aro very
nften kept elise
lr dis ordered
kidneys COR litai
The iularItl
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
rItIN rACT

lhe vnr'ms salts 0f lhe l0ir aro cnrrira
nli ni lho kidneys inNIug li Irum lNs NnoI
uuH volncd fhr0uFA ihc llndicr aud w0lei
nasstee When ihafp O. wuaknca. of the
urunfN urerns these uHIti0ict In not rfss
of. hut lodge aul eiye rlao ID Inflammation.
pam, heAi Hnd often ufeue suffering ln
passing NNinr Sometimes tNN irritation If.
go Hioni tt tu produce ainuNHHU n' lir 4s=trt.
te4uifine he use ui nu 'nslr1menf i1 enrli
lNe h inNct iNnrr ufa uulNs m iIc small nf
the hHch, bins uu .NiEhs dc-ife
90 pas. Wnicr often. nnrHInf. tmarlin..
iuuesfriNnbe HaunICa which rHuinr llIr huf-
den enmeumfs blood WII pass with iha
Mnler ln such tss iNe nf.1c contains
-nrck dust sentiment ul Ii deposit
Analysis of tlo Netr thn0li ie nAae ia
the.e case- io l.tn ihffnuae " rue dIseaaf.
ifntienia should iNkf smHN unnuiUy i0 lIr.
Na-ion fog examination. in which no chareo
VIII he mNupI
sufferers sholii rot Gclay ireaimeni in
sven cases -en9 ii' hintsIon gee nertguiar.
of your aiiueut Nau cannot DTlI Ni IIs lINre.
although @ personal Interview i hetIff fie
VII tNamlnn your taHr rufcuiN fld give nis
opinion Hs lu ihU cnfn Hud eo.l nf ffcnImnuf.
without CHARGE. AIT ufees Ifr lrn1ind with
harmless vegetable raaeAia4 anlf
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IInlL NnII.L-
IInI UHAN0H.

noR FlRE INSURANCE IN TIa Efi
81 "a "a 1its A ~--.
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A,rrsE,irNrs.
HFIP WANTED.
-NAIARY ~ COAINIIssInN.

oAIAttI VIt NVW NIto0IVN.
To accents to handle the Patent Chemical
lnE Erasing Pencil. The most useful and
novel invention oi the age, Era-es iul
magic. au Co Jm per cent. profit Agents
making $50 per week. We Also want gene
eral agont tn take charge of territory. and
appoint sub agents. A rare chance 90 make
money. Write for terms and sample ~ er1--
ing. Monroe trnsing Mfg Co.., box 5le Ia
.Iu-.l. VIZ.
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noAllr ~ RnnMs.

HANDSONEIN FlRNiSHFu FRONT
4 rnnus VIII Enod board; al c1nvenienc0 s.
~ tnsi Scventhst'cct
DOONS FOR RENT AND pOAHDHUe
~ lazea s. W. CORNER 4tn and inneroa.
WANTED -IOANDFRs. GOOD ACCOM-
Evening journal., 1892-11-25

choly, neuralgia and scores OF other sNmp-
toms are constant ATTENDANTS OF thousands
OF ofphiladelphia's men and women. ia fact.
There are very few who are not taking mudi-
cine. yet with no permanent benefit.
Tho following testimonial is from Miss
Mary Anderson. Berlin. Md. who says: "for
many years Twas greatly afflicted with neurat
gia IN my head : Eas treated los snnlo of the
best doctors. buf AL failed to make "a Cure,and
thslonly RELIEF / got from the intense pain
was by the use OF morphine Physicians pre-
scribcd morphine, saying That by
DO other means in 6helr power could they re-
lieve my suiiorings. ! becamp addicted to
the use OF the Drug which was gradually 1et-
ting me more ana more in its powes. WHOM
was fortunately Induced by "a friend. who was
cured by Dr.Marston, 10 conaah him and try
his vegetable remedies. From That time TO-
the present have. not taken "a particle o.
morphine or opium ia any of iis forms slve
once. Neither have I had recurrence oi the
severe neuralgia pains in Che head. 1ly friends
all say I am looking very much better, and /
really DO uotfeel like tho same person"
Evening journal., 1892-11-25
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Evening journal., 1892-11-25
Is there any disease

ls there any disease
more distressing than
neryous debility liIe
victim of this terrible
complaint IS eyerunan
the ragged edge oL doc
spair Dyspepsia, head-
ache.sleepiessnees,o Dear
ing down paius. noise
in the head. .0illousuess.
c0nstipatiOn,wearines
forgctfulness, melan-