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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09
Daily kenutbet journal.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1882.
GARDINER.

=. VI. Seses. 4. T.. Stephenson, j. y.
White and G.. 4. White attended ia.
Democratic convention at Bangor as GAP
diner Delegates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

Supt. Richard Rich of the A. Rich ice
houses thinks his single crew made u
crack run yesterday. In seven working
hours the boys ran in $50 tons, using two
vessels The best hours work gave i2o
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

Hoods Sarsaparilla has the most MEHrr
Hoods Sarsapariila has won unequalled
SUttEsS.
Hoods Sarsaparilla accomplishcs the
greatest CrIts.
Is it not the medicine for you:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09
BASE ull.
Ths lsasae Gases u Yesterday -Ihs wiaasrs
and IL Scores.
Ar R.sroN.

Boston. It's ell l a-s
chiesge a @ J. q
iiits--Ia>toi,, II: Chiesgo, h Boston
!: Chicago, !. >tnetIs aud Kelly. iaay, Cam
bert ana >chriyer,
Ar Ei;ookLNN.
BROOKLYN, = : 3 o 6-ls
PiftsbH9g, 1 o e . ; e.
iIit>-BreaklyH, Is; riit,bnrg, IL. Ernrs-
i'Foekisn, ), fitt>hnrs. !, Ratieriss-fratz and
pSsy; Baldwin aud Mack.
Al WASHINGTON.
Washington, o D . . n--is
Euuisyire, y o y q
iiits-H aShiugtsn. 10; ioHis, II, :. Errors
Washington, O; Louisville, ;. Ratteries--k tilt n
and MtliIsa4; Fitzgerald and t.uln.
Games wer, postponed Al New York, fhiiadel
pltIa ai.d baltimore account of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK. June :.
Money easy, lalt.
Prime paper at "a ia,
Government bonds dull iirIu.
Railroad bonds, quiet, steady to iirin.
Ii. following are the closing quotations of sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

Lowell, o 4 o 0 Vii
Brockion, o o o o.
Hits-iowell, :; Brock,on. :. Errors-Lowell
!: Brockton. Il. Observation-Disclosures and Me
tauley; Niau and Burke.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

LIVERY ore in need Of iafor nation on tbs sas.e
~ Of advertising will do well 20 OBTAIN eti IN,
Book for Advertisers" 93 pages pfses onr oa 80
Mailed, postage paid. Oh receipt Of pfcf .s.,
careful com lion from the american
Directory If all the best pape, and Class ,s.d
Ifvez thccfrcu alton rating OF every ff hri
deal II forsra ian about rates ard fthfF 1000
perssfut e 20 the business Of adgefttslng -
HoyEfL'SADvEHrisIS BC!sEAU, ID sp'sN
NY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

The JntENM learns that Capt A..
Sprague of this city viii act rs captain OF
the stramrr Islander for the coming season,
Capt, Spragae is one of the best pilots Oh
The river and Is an officer of much ability,
He should make a most popular captain OF
thc steamer. Surely no one mas better
qualifications for the position, The Is
lander sor, Oh tile river for the first time
June l. when she has been chartered By
Richmond parties TO bring up an excursion
io attend the National Home Memorial day
services. She will 90 on her regular route
the latter part of the month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09

An aggrcs CATION of Augusta hail tu.ser,
played in Ibis city Yesterday af-
tcrnoon against the Gardiner high
school team. The visitors were much
hraIhr thin the home team and AT
the commencement of the gauc it looked
very mucl, n though the high school BOYS
might hr easily defeated. NJ the end Of
thu third inning tho score stood eight IL
four in favor of Augusta. The home team
PLAYED stead, game and ended the nine
lnulng, with the score % to Ii in theii
favor. 1t was u game abouuding in good
plays at critical points quite crowd Wa.
present The batteries were Ware,
Phillips AMI Simpson for Augusta. AMI
Wehler aHd Monroe for the high school
team. The homr team plays it, next game
with the Portland Y. NJ. {. \. team on the
common, SATURDAY afternoon at { O'Clock
The following is the programme for thu
graduating exercise, of the senior class OF
the high school at the opera house, Thurs.
dty afternoon, June 18th.
Mu-ir. March, "l;oll,r' Wrisnid
Prayer.
Music. "Edrlwoi--, -"ug for e"rnrtl -, rrn,che
>aHiainry .''ortrnde T. Morgan
E>say, "IalryrAid'- Nl-it 10 'ariner,"......
Mime li"mr.
t-say- .........-..--.. Nice Ilbhcii'
Music, tN orturr. Life Dream, .EIicnbprg
Essay, "t himS ef Drtt. L""r"rr Dnuglrs,
t,raion. worth Make- the Man. '..Mam Cob,
MUSIC. Hungarian t'uta.ie". robtnj
lass History. Ret,
E,say. "uNey the tlp- Nv It,l, Lic-,"..,....,
.-..--.....-.-.....-...... Mabel Cove"
la-s r'-,n ,;,.-..-.. .''ertntdy ilathawas
e.. 10. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-09
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill.
dren- Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good effect upon their children"
Dr.. G. c. Osaoon,
Lowell. Mass
Evening journal., 1892-01-20
NEWSPAPER OPINION
The jews r slialous Comm nifty.

The jews q Religious Comm nifty.
Jewish Tidings Rochester, MY.
There Is no jewish race This is 0
fact which the Tidings desires to impress
upon Its readers, and this feet once unl-
versally understood and recognized, pre-
iudice against tho Jewa will entirely
disappear. We insist that In this decla-
ration we fairly represent the great
majority Of the intelligent Jews OF
America. They do not wish to be sepa.
rated from rhe rest Of the citizenship Of
the countries In which they abide. by
such distinctions as Jewish race" OF
Hebrew nation The Jew are q relig
ions community having the same hopes
and aspirations.of, Christians. and differing
from them only Ia their belief Tbs Jews
OF to-day believe there Is one God and nc
sther. They repudiHte the doctrine that
Messiah has come or is coming, but
they accord TO every one freedom Of con
science. They want to be treated upor
equal terms with their neighbors, no bet
ter, no worse. When their co-religi MIST
Ia distant countries are prosecuted from
motives Of bigotry and intolerance, they
feel they have a duty to perform, AM
they bestow all the aid possible upol
Il their oppressed brethren. Ihey supper
their own poor and ask no favors Of All.
one. They Insist upsn just treAtmen
/ and freedom from class distinctions. Il
/ America, the land OF freedom and justice
they have found a refuge, In which con
4 tentment and prosperity are afforded
them. The only evil which now remain
to be fought Is the popular idea tha
Jews are a separate body Of people, 9
different manners, customs, minds
aud character, than other people. 1t
unnecessary to mention the religion
identity Of Jew every time he doe
something cyeditable or diaereditabl'
sud that is present newspaper prai
tiee whish should cease, The Tiding
OF ali tho Jewish journals. is alone /
urging the Importance Of the poli
named, and we feel that we have alread
accomplished some good.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

Rider Haggard pronounces his name
"Reeder"
Nine. Carnot, wife Of the President OF
France. spent. this Christmas, $4,000 In
practical charities her benetActions
entailed comfort to hundreds ofspoor
mothers.
Mrs Augus Ia Evans Wilson is living
quietly at Spring Hill, a suburb Of Mo
BILE. The author Of "Bsulah" is said "a
be l0ath TO welcome Amelia Rives as 4
rival in Southern literature
The handwriting Of the late General
Meigs was so illegible that General Sher.
man once wrote under one OF the officla
papers Il heartily concur in the endorse
ment OF the quartermasterg general, but
don't know what he says.
Schiller liked to write on DISK which
had rotting apples hid away in IL, and
surrogste's jury might quite likely in'
him non compos nowadays on the scor
OF that same strange taste. But julie
Verne's avowed preference for cider owe
vine must seem almost as strange t
Frenchmem.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps has an EN-
nently versatile and practical husband
de practically takes entire charge of III
arrsngamt nts with editors and publisl
ers for bis wife's writings; he can wri
clever story himself aud sell 1t TO Il
best advantage, and Is q partner in
real estate frm.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20
HAVE YOU THE 6E1PPE +?

Is any Peope Have 1t aud DO Not Know
1t. Bow to Recognize the Symptoms
and Row to Treat Them.
Hundreds Of people have the Grips who
do not know It. Not necessarily tie final
stages, but the first stages. They feel pains
Ia the head and bad taste in the mouth. get
tired and respondent, have chilly sensations;
limbs and muscles ache. In some cases these
things are overlooked. In most cases perhaps
they are considered only slight cod. Ia
nearly every case they indicate the coming of
Grippe.
There is but one thing to do when these
symptoms appear, and that is to take prt mpt
and vigorous measures, 20 fortify nature to
repel the enemy. A little we'll directed effort
at just the right time will accomplish very
much mere than labored efforts afterwards
There Is but enc thing to be done. and that Is
TO use pure stimulant, something that will
promptly arrest, and IN no way injure, some
1 thing endors cd by scientists. recommended
1 ient-Duffy's fure Matt Whiskey. Two years
/ ago and last year wAen the Grippe was raging
4 this was the standard remedy used, and
1 recommended by the profession. II did more
| TO prevent the Grippe than all other Known
or recommended remedies. It preserved
4 many peo pie IN heath who would otherwise
l nave been griev usly sick, pei haps even
4 worse, u IL MS efficient to- day as ever lt
| shouts be borne in mind that other so called
| whiskies may not be so efficient, and ii any
/ dealer asserts that such WHISTLES are the
same, dis trust him at once. There il but o. 4
medicinal whiskey. and that is Duffy's Pare
1 Malt
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

SENATOR QUAY on the witness stand
trying 70 get 500, 600 worth Of character !:
Didn't you complain bitterly to the
comptroller Of currency about that cir
tiHcste being publisher
II did
"Didu't YOU write lin strong. bit
ter letter.
II did
"Why did you do that theng'
because it was violation OF the
United States laws to give IL ont for
publication. l believe that the United
States authorities are now investigating
the matter to fad out who gave Il
on.
But YOU haven't answered my ques
ton. What made you complain about
that certificate II 1t was an honest trans
actionf"
because It was an outrage and gros
| violation Of the law for anybody 1
steali { aud give it to the Democratic Stat
committee for publication. +"
OH
| II that wss the objection and til
august statesman had punished the oomI
trollsr in a strong and sitter let's
, why was he not satisfied Why inai'
punishment on the publisher Of Il
{ Beaver start
Evening journal., 1892-01-20
STORIES or THE DAY.
"HslI Fire Jake,su Dnemma,

About ''movin' time" 1t keeps Magis-
trate sasse busy answering the questions
OF "cullud individuals" who are In
trouble with their landlords
Yesterday efternoonf Hell Fire Jake"
Austin, negro who halls from Smyrna,
walked Into the office. Under his arm he
carried an olo phosphate sack A half
starved ana whining setter dog followed
at MS heels. The negro carefully de-
posted the empty sack upon the floor
The setter became a setter in the true
sense Of the word He squatted. a home
less and detected cur, with sll of tina
misery and none of the intelligence thar
characterized Roger" in Trow BRIDGES
"Vagabonds
Hell Fire Jake" approached the maeis.
trate's desk and, leaning his arms
akimbo on the ra ling, rolled his ewes
with the grace Of legal wisescre, said
"Squleh, guess you know more law
n do. ! wants ter ak you quessh un y
We'll, what is it?' asked the magis
trate.
"Hez euy man got de right to go inter
my house au' throw my goods inter de
street2'
"Well, it depends entirely upon who
that man is Where do you live?i
In Tsylors row. on de New Castl,
causewssy. jist ober Market stree
bridge
"Who do you rent fromYp
Andrew Gordon Taylor
lis he the man who threw your good
out2'
Eyes. sab Now hez be de rite ter d
hit when hain't ter homer
1T depends upon circumstances Unde
what inditions did you rent the house?
well, l rented it this way like:
was ter pay 81 25 week. have bee
there three weeks. He give me de fus
week fur cleanin de house; heah's d
receipt fur de secon' week an OBJ co Sc
doan' bab ter pay fur de week Use notise
out'n de honse.
Yes you do"
"Dol Is dat sol"
Eyes. When were you warned out
Yesterday week.
"When were the goods thrown out !"
Yesterday ebenln
What was the agreement about beir
4 warned outY'
HE SEE to me, SEE he, I'll take a week
notice when you wan ter leave an L
! give you 3 weeks notice when you doa
0 suit like. Now had he de right ter thro
me out inter de street"
& "But he didn't throw you out"
v mo Not me. hits good thing
didn't try TO throw me out. Eff / hi
% bin dsr and Mr.. Taylor had tried t
Is throwsdis niggah out, | wouldn't a |
O. him, you kin bet"
What would You have donef"
= 'T-I re 8 walked out spec you'd
had ter SEN me ter Newcastle county j
G Hal hai ha"
9 well, Mr.. Taylor gave you notice a
D you did not heed IT, de had the right
D. enter the house and remove your goods
IT Hell Fire Jake" whistled for his p
and left the Office a sadder bat a vii
at man.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20
A WARM TIME EXPECTED.
Electric Railroad Men Preparing TO Go
Before the Chancellor-An Old Citizen
Dead.

Electric Railroad Men Preparing to Go
Before the ChanceIlor-An Old Citizen
Dead.
$ eeial Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLeTowE, Jan 20.--Great interest
Is still being manifested by the residents
Of st. Georges hundred. in the move
ments OF the Odessa and Middletown
railroad men and their opponents. AS
Mr. Polk cannot do anything until the
restraining orders which were granted
few days ego are withdrawn by Chan
cellor Salisbury at Dover after the argu
ment next Friday. He expects to make 1t
warm for the commissioners at Dover on
that day. Their plans and work being
blockaded again the railroad men still
entertain strong hopes of knocking the
road commissioners out OF their game.
In the meantime the Road Commission
ers says that Chancellor salisbury
decision on Friday will make the
railroad men abandon the idea of laying
the track down the public road. The
people Of this hundred will watch for the
decision With profound interest
William NJ. Rosin, an aged resident of
this place, who was stricken with paral-
ysis about ten days ago at his home on
East Main street, died at o'clock last
evening. When Il bee m known thr, ugh
Middletown several days ago that Mr..
Rosii iads he third stroke. all expectations
Of recovery from the illness vanished
and his friends awaited III sad expectancy
the news of his death. Mr.. Resin was
50 years of age aud was well-known In
this vicinity, where he has resided for /
number OF years. His remains will b
buried in Forest Cemetery on THURSDAY
afternoon.
Thomas Johnson, who has been host
Ter and driver for Lattomus Brothers q
To wnssnd, for a number of years
severed his connection With that firm o.
Monday.
James B. Cochran. the we'll know
young man who left this place on Satur
day for San Domingo, manages a larg
plantation in that far off country 70
Tyson Jones & Co, New York City.
Messrs Howell and Wilson took a
excellent photo of a fast moving pas
sepeer train at st Annes Curve nes
town on Monday. They intend to exhibi
IL at the Volunteer Hose Company
.. fair and supper to be held in the Oper
House beginning February 2, and closin
. FEBRUARY 9.
Sheriff Simmons has seized the farI
4
Thomas @. Murphy.
Edward Coppage Of Dover is visitir
! friends on South Broad street for fe
e days.
8 Rev. Richaad @. Jones of Odessa, WI
' Is now at Clifton Springs, N Y, for l
j health, is improving and expects to I
' turn home on March 10, next
n Levi Vanhorn of Odessa killed fst
q | two rnualrrata on Monday
d William Hovington. residing near NJ
Q Donough, will sell his stock and farmir
10 utensils next month and after March
,, will reside on Daniel Corbit's farl
lately tenanted by John Darby, ne
Odessa.
,r William w. Black, freight agent
! the station here, spent yesterday wi
Il friends In Philadelphia.
q Fred s. Donnell is visiting friends
1t Boston, Mass.
q Edward ePierson Of Philadelphia is '
~ itinR friends 10 town.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

THERE has been long and bitter
contest between some Of the preachers
and the women Of Kingston, n. r, con-
cernlpg a proposed Kirmess for the bene-
ft Of q hospital. The preachers said II
was wicked. the women said they sup
posed they knew how to behave them.
selves and that no gowns should DO more
than six inches from the floor. The
women held meeting and the preachers
sent the oldest and bravest man OF thei
numb 10 read protest. He read y
and retired and the women resolved (
hold the Kirmess the sh Of next month
What's the use Of opposing them2 WheI
they will they will and there's an era Q
It with a prudent man.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


January Is, 1882.
Trains viii leave Wilmington as follows
Philadelphia teXpressl, 3d. 30, 20 81. As
50. So, %, III OC5, 1916 ii 20, II 81 II 81.
a 10 Fl2.f9, 80. 452, 5 o. 8 10, II, s 30. 06.
Accommodatioii, . 90, 8 IS, 7O5, SIS. lO4Am.
" b, g, 81 35, 3 ~ Q AZ, 40, and 10 80p m
For Chester fexDress), I So, 20, s 80. As,
90, Goss o. 1905, II 70, II 81 IN, "a, ~,
Acconniodatloa, ooO. %, TO6. 8 Is. 10 as,
u g m. Il es,s 25 3 As, So, 8 90 $40. 20 and
Now YORK, 55. ? IS, ! 20 8 q, eN.. $50, 10 o5.
~ ia II o. "a i n m ~ ~ ls y y. 81 %,
For Boston, without change, g. M.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 80 and
| 9 e8 a m, 25 and 46pm.
For Newark tCentrel and intermediate
l stations, Z 40 a ~, u 81 and 80 . m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. 10 10
m. u o6, 2 a, 4 IS and 06 pm and u 10 night.
Baltimore and Bay Line. % D N.
Baltimore and Washington, 4 40. s.ol, 0 II.
10 Is, and II 90 m, 10 06. IL 30, 4 ID, zoe, 44
! S23 s6l3, 6 So, 10, 8 ~ p m and l2 40 night.
Trains for Delaware division lsevs ~
New Castle, 10, LIS q M. 30, 3 50,4 400 II,
4 8.53, Q 80 p m, and IL % night.
4 For Lewes, 6.15 q. ma 81 D. m.
Harrington. DelmAr. and wav stations. 10
m. Harrington and way stations, 2 50 p N.
Express for Dover, Harrington ana .sainl /,
l II IS m, 4 81 p m. and IL OF night
Express for Wyoming and Smyrna g b3 p IA.
Express for Cape Charles, ulu POM UoIn
tort, and Norfolk, Il Is n and u o. nights.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for. WI
1 mington, (eXpressl $50, ~, 7 n, 81, 3 10 n ~,
IL 49, II is, N, 1910 4l3 351 30 023 Of 4s, 50,
40, "A, 50s 6sQ, $50, II, ia. II TO- II ~.
Accommodation, rs, 40, 10 50, II 30 8 N
%, Sse, TO- 90, 46. 20. 3S. 10 O.. ~ 70 AID
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (expressl. ! 65, So, 40
1913 COLO o. IL 6l,a NIL 1914 az 045 10 @ 08
Aceommodation. zoo. SOS. m. lslO.14
405, 20 and 10 so D m.
FOR Chester texpressl. IS. 490, so, 90
1 q 81 n, q 04, 5 56, % and ~ y m.
4 Accommodation, z %. %. m. u 10 / As
tC5. 8 20. % and 1890 p m.
1 For New York (expressl, IS. 2 IS. 80 y
$50, u 81 M, LILO, L39, t2, %. Q 90, % 2
, and o. pm.
: For Boston, without change, 55p "a.
For West Chester, via Lamoktn, 05 n
! 1 and - pm.
For New Castle, Q 50 D m and Il O. night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
1 / Norfolk, ~ o. night.
: For MiddletOwn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
s I FELTON,, Harrington, Briugeville, Seaford
y Laurel and Delmar, II Oh night.
Baltimore and WaehtnRbons 20, @ o.. 10 10
M, ls O8, u 90 %, 20 o., 40, 70 M and II a
baltimore. only Q CO D m and IL 10 night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, fer WI
mington (expresel. 8 60 20, l0.11 Is IA IL 10
r a. OS, 667, 90, 3d. II Is, II % m. and y
4 | night.
se5, $40, 8 38, 10 O8and II BS y m.
| For further information passengers are re
| ferred to the ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited Eyrreea
4 / composed entirely Of Vestibule Pullman Pan
q Tor nd Dining Cars.
Z General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agen
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

APRopos to the trial Of local mer
chaut for selling oleomargarine without
compiling with the Federal laws, there
Is story from Louisville Of gentle
farmer, who went through the city In a
large country waPon making contracts to
furnish country butter at 80 cents =
pound, to be delivered weekly "A few
days ago, says the Courier Journal, the
wife OF q prominent politician discovered
that her beautiful golden country
butter was olsomargarine. When
the man returned on the next
trip she accused him selling her oleo-
margarine de laughingly ACKNOWLEDGED
that he had been doing SO. He wa'
asked IL he did not know 1t was against
the law, aud answered that he did not
that be was simply delivering the goods
for a farmer named Price. Thai
liz Is eviden. that the farmers
appreciate the fact that the oleomarga
rlne law was enacted for their benefit.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20
LEMON ELIXIR.

Pleasant, Elegant, keliabIe.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
Eor fevsrs, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness, nervousness and pal
pitation OF the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural aud thorough or
gauic regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir will not fat
You in any Of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from a torpid or dis
essed liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. a. MOTLEY, At
lanta, Ga. SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug
| rists
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

FRANCE has determined upon q more
energetic policy Ia tue Eass. She has
sent neet 10 The Lsvant for cruise q
veral months She has sent cruiser
Aud an iron clad to . angler With instru1-
ions 10 protect her citizens The
trouble in the province o. Tangier has
been caused By the unpopularity Of ma.
tive pasha, who ia too d apotic, and the
agitation ngsinst him is serious menace
% ali European residents. ID case there
should Do any danger to French residents
or In case the crews Of other ships ai'
landed The French commanders have In
struetions to land troops It Is main
tanned il Paris that 10 other nation vii
be allowed to gain foothold In Nc
rocco In advance Of France. This senti-
ment has been applauded and the people
are euthusias ic concerning the progress
sive attitude of the government.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

A Wonderful Preparation Discovered by
a Successful speciaiisr.
"Bacillin," the wonderful anti-con-
sumption remedy which has bscoms
world widely known on account Of its
great curative powers was discovered BY
DR.. ], A. Marston Of Philadelphia, the
successful specialist in Nervous and
Chronic Diseases The results produced
from its use by sufferes In the FIRST stages
OF consumption have been remarkably
gratifying DR.. Marston says there II
nothing better than "Baeillin for Bron
chial and Lung troubles. Basillin is I
perfectly harmless medicine. Sufferer
can consult him personally or by lette
without charge. His Office Is No. 10
South Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1892-01-20

signifed their willingness to support
President Harrison In any proper demands
to secure the protection Of our sailors
and preserve the dignity Of our
Government. But there Is nothing
but cruelty and destruction in even q
small war, except cheap glory to dress
parade officers and immense profits to
contractors Any war. big or little, will
entail vast expense, viii ieopardize many
valuable lives, bring the keenest sorrow
to many homes ana be. Ia short national
calamity Hence being an affair Of the
people for which the people are to. suffer
and then pay for, It cannot be regarded as
the special enterprise Of any particular po.
litical party or Of this administration. 1t
the peoples Affair not the affair Of con
tractors bounty jumpers, suffers
ana pension seekers. These classes
should not be heard at al. Their inter
ests are hostile TO the interests Of the
people, especially Of the plain
people-the cool, sensible, brave
patriotic men who viii bear the bruni
and burden OF the fighting ane
the taxation to pay for It There Is NJ
fun and no profit In a war There Il
honor and good sense In arbitration and
1t seems scarcely credible that the people
OF listle Chill would attempt to stan
out against any rea enable demands o
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