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Evening journal., 1892-02-17

letter to the EVENING JOURNAL The
EVENING JOURNAL attempted to advise
the pars n OF the inestimable value and
symmetrical beauty of truth, especially
from the preacher Of the Christian religion
when under oath on the witness stand,
which was not accepted or appreciated.
Quite tao contrary, indeed, the psrson
grew wrothy and wrote the editor a let.
ter, calling him icoundrep and In
dulgiog otherwise In the language Of
intensely superb sial Christianity. Mr..
& lrdesty is no doubt a good man. we
would not impeach his religious or moral
character; but our experience with him,
as a wiluess aud as letter writer, Is
that he is not calm or deliberate in his
statements, and that he Is iraseible and
lntsm perate in Che use Of strong Ian
guage. This being the case, his presence
IN the Wilson Dilworth semi-religious
imbrogHo is unfortunate he win not
sllsy strife.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
me- New steamsnip Maine Coallne.

The large steamship Maine OF the Ston-
iugton Line is having her bunkers filed
with coal. The vessel will make trial
trip from here TO New York in short
time and there she VIII be finished. 1t
Is expected that it will take
the Maine ninsteen hours to go
from the mouth az the ChristiaLa
to New York The contract time
for the delivery OF the vessel Is before
May f." but she may BE accepted by her
owners when she goes to New York. The
vessel will not be pushed TO her full
speed on the ttip The large ship is run
by triple expansion engines and these are
the most economical made IL IL not
thought that they viii consume more
than fovty-eight tons during the trip tC
New York
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
LIVING ON LICK.
Wilmington Division Telegraphers Elect
National Delegates and Omcers.

National Delegates and Ohicers.
A meeting Of Wilmington Division, No
So, Order OF Railroad Telegraphers, was
held at Third aud Market streets last
evening. About forty members were
present.
w. o. Stack Of Middletown and J A..
Ranck OF Joanna, Pa, were elected dele
gates to represent the division at the
sixth aanu al convention Of the
National Order OF Railroad Telegraphers.
which meets in Chattanooga, Tenn. on
Msy 2.
The foll,wining officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Chief telegrspher,
P.Charles Began OF Edge Moor assistant
chief telegrapher, w E. Frszler, of Viii
miugton; senior telegrapher. w Lackey
OF Wilmington; junior telegrapher, W
A Fleming OF Clayton; secretary
aud treasurer, w. J. Hatton OF
Iron Hill Md. inside sentinel, Harry De
Gott Of Wilmington; outside sentinel,
W. o Merfisk Of Middletown. Mr.. Hat
ton has been re elected secretary and
treasurer for three successive years by
aeclsmation. He has made an exem-
plary officer and is very popular with his
fellow telegraphers.
During the evening the refusal Of the
p w. & B. railroad officials to increase
the wages Of block operators between
Philadelphia and Washington was infor-
NAL y discussed
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
THROWN From 4 scAFeoLp
rive Men Fall rhtrty-Flve Feet and Or,
May Die From Bis IDiuries.

samuel Hammond, George Ware, +.
Anderson, William Jones and Frank
Burke were seriously Injured while at
work on the new building Of the vii.
mington Dental Manufacturing Conpanv
on East Thirteenth street yesterday. Tie
ACCIDENT occurred early ia the afternoon
snd II Is remarkable how they escaped
instant death
The men are all bricklayers. They we're
working on scsffold thirty-fve feet from
the ground when the weight Of the
mortar and bricks us-d 10 coping in the
main rafters gave away for some nm
known reason.
Burke was more severely hurt than
any of the other men and ii Is NOT
thought that he will recover. He is
badly cut and bruised about the head and
face, and his left thigh is featured. His
left wrist Is broken. he is now az the
Delaware Hospital. The other men are
badly bruised and cut, but it Is NOT
thought that anything serious win result
from their Injuries.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
FlETY-FouR NgW MEMeeas.
war stories BY Peter y. syars A Pra
tieat rRlk ny W, X Crosby.

war stories BY Peter u. syaFs A Prac-
tieai ralk nv W, X Crosby.
The monthly meeting Of the members
OF the Y NJ @ A., was held last night
President Charles Baird was not present.
Wilham Tatnall presided f. Baldwin
n Springer was made secretary pro TEN.
The various committees made encourag
ing reports. Fifty-four active, sustain
ing and associate members were elected
After the meeting there was short en-
tertainment Harry VanDeventer re
cited, and Deputy Collector OF the Porl
Peter B. Ayars told bis WAR Stories.n
"rhs American Young Man, bis
Privileges and Opportunities. will b
the subj ct Of William K Crosby 5 frs
practlesl talk.
Invitations 20 attend the Washing
toms birthday open-house are being sen
4 ont
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
MOTHER BACH CONFIDENTIAL. :

He ovsrrescbss Himself and Tres TO
FIX Delinquent Tax Collector Finck's
ONCE Hours.
Frederick Eden Bach, chairman OF the
Republican First District Committee, has
again overreached himself Senator
Anthony higgins is IN Washington
Chairman Bach left 10 his own resources,
does not know what TO do to put in the
time aud Keep his Republican hot headed
followers out Of mischief. Any person
who IL On the street can see his bench.
men plotting negroes 10 Republican head
quarters and rerfor ming other edifying
duties TO which they were assigned by
Mr. Bach.
WANTS THE NUMBER OF THE RECEIPT.
One OF his latest pieces Of Enterprise Is
the following circular let er which has
been sent Sut to all Republican deln-
quents in Wilmington hundred:
REpunIcAN HEADQUARTERS,
No w. cEvEErH STREET, ID FLooW,
WITMINGTuE DEL.
February 18th. 1872
DEAR SIR: You are assessed for the year
1892 in the Seventh ward - John HuntHman.
Your tax for that year Is 30 CENTS, or ol.42.
Unless YOU have already paid tais tax, you
Collector Of Delinquent Tax 81 George J.
Finck, rs now sitting daily 20 No. 225 Market
sire T. tReceiverof Taxes Dlckey's storel. be-
tween the hours OF snd II In tic morning,
hetwet ] and 8 I'm the afternoon, and 7 snd
Ia the evening. On Tue saay and saturday
ever ings he sits until . o'clock.
II you want ang further Information Or
help, call at headqu srters and bring THIS
letter along. Headquarters are open daily
from to T. a. IN from 1 20 9 y. M, aud from
2 to- b. m All questions Will be promptly
and gladly answered.
In You have q ready paid tau fr 1921,
please call here and show us your receipt.
We want 20 copy the number OF IL.
Yours very respectfully.
FREDERIcK e. BACH, Chairman
WHAT FINCK HAS TO SAY.
Whea the matter was referred TO Col
leotor Of Delinquent Taxes George J.
Flpck this morning, he said
a want Chairman r. Eden Bach to dis
tinctly understand that he or any other
Republican commi teeman cannot SET my
Office hours for me He has taken too
much upon himself. It Is true that for
some time I have been at the Office
streetng my books, and making cut IN y
bills. That work is now completed ana
/ will 10 upon the street. and do my col
Letting
During March will conform TO the
law aud sit at stated places during stated
hours. can assure you that when that
time comes Mr. Bach will not be con
suited as to what those places or hours
will be. !"
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
rratsrnal Order organizsd.

Wilmington Commsndary, No $40 OF
the Peoples Five Year Benefit Order
on Massachusetts, was instituted last
night at hall, No East Fourth street,
The following officers were elected: w.
P. @ George @. McKay W. q William
A Holt; W V o., Thomas R. Brown
W. secretary, Miss Carrie Shaw; w
treasurer, Clarence Holt; W. prelate
Miss Mary v Chamberlain; W. marshal,
William cote; trustees, James A
Brown, Harry J. Emerson and Miss
lamar d. Shaw.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
~. n1onIoA'. on,ld oelebrates

The FIRST anniversary Of st Monica {
Guild Of the So Matthew'S Colored Mis-.
sion was celebrated last night. The ex.
ereises were interesting throughout, and
a number Of the Episcopal clergy made
remarks The president Of the Day
Nursery Ass citation. Mrs. Jeremish Rob.
inson, read a poit Of the work Of th,
guild and the day nursery Cash doua-
tons 70 the amount Of ti03 81 have beer
received. and sl03. 80 has been expended
leaving a balance OF 81 conts Donation
OF groceries and furniture we're also re
cffVed
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

EAsroN, Nd. Feb 1.-THE Great
Council Of Maryland, Independent Order
of Red Men, will have It's annual meet
ing this year in the Masonic Hail. in
Easton. beginning on Wednesday even
ing and continuing through Thursday
and Friday. Charles C. Connolly, OF
Philadelphia, chief OF records OF the
Great Council Of the United States, aud
Rev, Joseph Pyle, Of Wilmington. great
keeper ot wsmpum Of the Great Council
Of the United States will, It is expected
attend
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
Poor Rnllrond rncIlltlen

A despatch to the Baltimore Sun Cot
to-day from Chestertown, Nd, says.
1.-THE citizens of Chestertown are very
much interested IN the subject Of better
railroad facilities. The new deal In rail
reading places the Kent road, or, as 1t is
called, the Baltimore and Della
ware Bay railroad, into the
hands Of the Reading, and
It Is hoped the miserable road that now
runs 70 Chestertown win he improved
It's profits the past fruit season we're not
less than SO. 600 aud it gets 81, 100 foi
carrying the mails What is needed il
through liae, ard a move has beer
made IN this direction. The Eastern
Shore Trunk Line, to run from
Singerly's, in Cecil. to Elkton, thence tC
Masseys, to Chestertown, Centrevill'
and on down toward he Eastern Shore
sections, is already chartered, and Messrs
James A Pesrce and William s. Walker
are the directors on the part Of Kent, and
are now actively pushing forward th'
enterprise"
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

JERRY SIMPSON got an opportunity 20
tell Congress how the farmers Of Kansas
had burned their corn FOR fuel and had
read The history Of the Republican party
BY ths light q the FIRE: and be told the
story 50 graphically, with such vivid word
psinting. that those who read 10 will not
forge : Mr.. Funston OF Kansas, the
only Republican who escaped The Alliance
cyclone. attempted to show that the Nc
Kinley bin had caused the great crops.
but he succeeded only in making him Ell
ridiculous
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
RATLnnAna
RAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON. An
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

BALTIMORE RAILROAD
January IS. 1859.
trelng VIII leave Wilmington as follow,
rniiacelphia gexpressl, 81. IS, 4 81. 8 20, rs
%, 69, o. AZ, 10 60, 10 10 II %, il 80, Ii 81
IA s g ~ ~ " 20 0W 10, II, 90. o..
.Accommodation, 90, 8 IS, 7OS,gts Nissan
u - 81 SS 40 S5 y, ~, 90 snd 10 80 m.
50. 5n9 %, 47.10O5, ii e. ii 81 a 9 IN -
O6, IS and 9l2pm " . ~
:, Aecomm,o q e Is go G5s 1O sts 1O45.
New York. I S., 2 s.. 4sO, 80, sS. sso,oos
10. II. IS, 70 81 o., IS ls. and 10 ~ A.
For Boston, without change, 1915 a. m. ana
For West Chester, via Lsmokln. 30 ana
8 0S a IN. 2 % and 45 pm
For Newark tCentrel and intermediate
stations, 40 m, IL "a and 6 SO D "a
Baltimore and intermediate stations l01k
m, lSt6, II, 45 and 90 p M and 12 10 nighx.
baltimore and Bay Line, 8 % "a.
Baltimore and Washingtnu. 4lG 8g1 III
~ 70, and Y " g n, " 06, IL so. 81 is. 2ps IA
Is -! ., os, AO, ~ IN ana l2 19 night
Trains for Delaware Division letvs 30
New Castle, .. lI.23 m, 2 SO 35O.440615.
6.53, 9 90 y N, and l2 90 night. 49,
For Lewes, 6i5 a. ma 81 D. m
harrington. felfnAr. ann wav stations. 8 Is
m. Harrington and way stations. $50 D m
Express for Lover, Harrington and lleti,,,
Il 1, y a m, y ? N, and u o. night
cypress Tor wyoming and Smyrns g 90 p ma.
Express for Cape Charles, Uio f-oiut tjol,,
Tort and Norfolk. Il Is n ana u Of nighs
Leave Philadelphia, broad srreet, for WU
10 49, 49, N, ~ 10 sls ISL 80, Ga,s o. 4s, So
40l, a, 6Ot, 80, $50. NJ, g. NJ 74O, IL Id.
II ~. D ~. anf u t3 night
accommodation, 8 20, 40, 1913 II 20 A IN
Ics s2S, 10, o., 40. %, 90. 10 ca Nv 70 aud
II 81 III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (express), B 25b am
1908 %. 10 05 II ola M 89,4 81 Is o. 10 5s6 O8
Z W. % and IL m.
Accommodation, 2 90, sos, a M. lglp.IH
| 4o5, 20 and 10 80 D M.
For Chester iexpresel. IS. ago. $50. 90.
/ II 81 a u o o., 5 50, 90 and 9 ~ m.
accom- 4 w, . O5, m. II 10 40,
For New York (expresal, I 65, 365, 49, 7W
800, u 81 am, l2.lU. l.5s, ~, Us, 606, 20 n
| and 08 p m.
For Boston, without change, 555pm.
/ For West Chester, via LamolKin, 8 05 a M
1 and "a y m
For New Castle, 50 pm and is Oe night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort anc
4 Norfolk, - Oh night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover. wyonipr
1 FELTON,, Harrington, Briugevilie, Seaford
4 Laurel and Delmar, IL o. night.
4 Baltimore and Washington, As. OF. 10 Is 8
m, u O6, II 90, 70, % %, 40 20 p N and II ~
Baltimore, only 8 90 m end II 10 night.
| Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for wiz
mington (exprese), 3 30, 70, TO- 10 NJ IL 10,
~ Os, 6b7, 40, 30. II 49, II 20 m. and u %
Accommodation. 1875, 10 SO, M, I23G
| 2 05, Q 10. 8 38, 10 03and II 80 D N.
For further information pases1gera are re-
| ferred to the ticket ONCE at the station
4 o. Congressional Ltmitrn Nyi IS trains
1 composed entirely Of Pullman Nestibule Par
| lor Gnd Dining Cars
Gl Limited Express traius, composed OF
| Pullman Nestibule Parlor Cars Vestibule
OHAS. K, PU0h. ,. y. WOOD,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent,
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

PARIa has had new sensation 10 G
snow Storm II Lieutenant Totten's sp'
preheusone are correct as to the end Of
the world being st haad the PArisisns
shonld pack away al the snow al Ice
they can get to allay the iatcnse heat Of
the next world
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
CathoIlc semInnrr Id Ell.rnn

Srsoial CORRESPONDENCE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKToN Md, Feb 16-The De Goey
mansion and farm called 'Belle Fill. ?
between this town and McNeild's corner,
has been purchased by the Catholic
Church of this town. The farm con
tsins ~ acres and is beautifully situated.
The mansion house is large one. II is
the purpose Of the purchasers to erect q
seminary on the place. The price paid
WIS about SO 600
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

THE New York Democracy for ten
years has accepted an the results Of
David B Hiii's methods, and still enjoys
them The obiseiion made to them now
c'mes too late to rid the party Of respon.
sibili Y, Philadelphia Press.
So lor e IS his efforts were directed
agsinst Plattism and Republican frauds
HIS conduct wss commentaries he
was &c citing the devil With FIRE Il is
wrong to XIII fellow man. but there are
emergencies when IL is neces.
sary TO equip great bodies Of
men with the means for killing
each other by thousands. That Is war
Hin Vas waging war against the enemies
Of the justice, order. economy. AID tn,
popular win Of the people of New York
he c,uld not have fought the Republican
devil - any other means of.imes thai
by counter frauds When be FRO
poses TO turn these engines 70
fighting the devil against Cleye
land and the members OF his ow
psfy-when the skirmishers at tn
fr5t turn to Ere on the main body G
Ups advancing behind-the Democrat
naturally and properly object
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

FRANCE has gained the demands she
m Id d son Morocco. BY the terms Of the
agreement, whi,h hiss been arrived at,
France viii hencefor.h have the right to
estabiish small garrisons in that district
10 control the caravans passing through
the country and to levy small tax on
meIcsaniise That means, OF course,
more than It says. France will not BE-
content with controlling the caravans,
she Eili put troops enough there to con
trol Morocco. These are prosperous times
for great republics to bulldozs lite
countries
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Sos,E epanfanta, with experience, az.
clare lss the systems for gambling 10
win. i Monte Carlo, are humbugs.
There are many fools vino cannot learn
wisdom from any othor teacher than sx-
perienee.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

The place to get one quart or ffty
quarts Of milk Is at Porters, corner
Seventh aud Madison streets. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed or money refunded De-
lIyered or sold AZ store. Telephone e4l
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

IT. rshal Mahsify is decent but not
resp able, would IL be proper to dehn'
Bach respectable but not dfcenti Mr.
Ms fs's physiological teehnicalities are
paf.a x-eal o plain. honest folk.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Pors LEO XIII preaohes PEACE to
Freauamer. and advises them to cease
fighting the republic az offers the
United states as q model Tor the divorce
Of church and state They have separate
missions TO perform and they should not
clash, ii y should not interfere with
each others work.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

TnE people IN some parts Of New Jer
sey hsvs become psnic stricken ia re-
gar5 10 iyphus The pOulc is not much
better than the disease, II any.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Rev GEORGE L. HaKDssrY, whose
name is connected with the WilpOn Dill
worth wrangle and law suit, is the par
son who took the witness-stand here a
short time ago and gave some startling
evidence on disorder and beating.
which be con.rAdieted the next day in q
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Ointment. cures Skin Humors, Pimples
Flesh Wocms, Ring Worm, letter, Sail
Rheum, Frosted Feet. Chilblsin, Itch
Ivy Poison, BRrber's Itch, scald Head
Eczema. SOC. Druggists or mail E. s
Wells, Jersey City
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

To neutralize the injurious effect Of any
powder or liquid, use "LEAURELLE On
BALM" If the powder is used at night,
apply "LEAURELLE' in day time; If dur
ing day apply 1t at night, or first battle
the neck aud face with "LEAU-
RELLE OH BALM. then apply the DOW
der. The effect is most elegant Keeps
skin soft, smooth and pliable. SOC. and
$l.OO at Druggists, large size prepaid by
express for S100 <. s. Wells, Jersey
City.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

MARSHAL MAHAFFY is not the only
loca Republican politician who can claim
to Be decent but not respectable Some oi
them ere not partlcnlas to be either
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

ONE dive keeper after another has
gone from New York to prison and the
atmos here viii ba purified, for a time
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

THE editorial paragraph Of the News
saylng things concerning the Wilson
Dilworth imbroglio, which had TO be ex-
planned and Modified the next day is ore
Of ths peou'isrities O.; editorial freshness,
which come undeg he general classified
ton o previousne indicates imm
turllr 81 lhouEht.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

coRBETT fulfilled bis contract to knock
out Splllings IN less than two minutes
rud % settling chaffee in city seconds.
These events occurred IN Madison square
Garden, NeT York. and attracted an i'm
msnse throug o. people Il was he great
est boxing show ever seen 10 New York
aud Diana, the sporting maiden on the
tower, never had 50 many people about
her temple before Tor any event Corbeti
did not have scratsh or mark on Biz
Psrson ct the end o. the encounter
Diana must te proud Of him. but hei
coppes stare did not indicate it.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

So much has been stated IN
this column of the glories of
the rich, rare and beautiful
stock of very fine Dress Goods
that you may perhaps doubt
whethar the palmer and simpler
goods have equal care. Dis
miss that notion. Call upon
the cheaper stuffs and see what
IS and 3714 cents will do
Neat mixes at 25c, SO inches
half cotton to be sure, but
price considered, none the
worse for that, and the big
range of brown and gray
Tweeds and KnickerbockeTs
at 371lc, SO inches. Extremes
do not meet in Dress Goods
here. We have both and al
the intermediate grades Toe
many between for them K
meet.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Headache, Bilious Headache CONSTIPATION,
Indigestion. Bilious Attacks, and an derange-
ments Of the liver, stomach, and bowels are
promptly relieved and permanently cured.
take-Gnd tho cheapest pill YOU can buy, for
they're guaranteed TO give satisfaction, or
your money is returned You pay only for
the good you get
Can you ask more OF better proof Of The
superiority Of these little pills
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
wANAmAKER's


PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday Feb. II 1862.
lite zOeafEes. today as lskslJ
10 BE- dear.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

IT 4 passing strange that the r, publ
cans Ia Congress opposed an investlgs
tion the effects Of tie Mckinley bill
on nc s.culture II the Mckinley bill is
msk'ag he farmer prosperous aud happy
an Investigation may prove hat the tariff
duties should be McKinleyed some more
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Mrs. julius Bien died IL New York on
Friday. She was formerly Miss Lille
Lehtenstein OF this city and WAS .
daughter Of NJ. L Lchtenstein.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

IT is cot necessary for self made man
to have q homemade look
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

A gross, rough, red face or hauds. or q
coarse grained, uneven or muddy skin
destroy the pleasing effect of the most
handsome faces LEAURELLE OIL BALM
will assure q clear smooth skin and com.
plsxiou, tones down the red nose, banishes
Pimples, Blackheads, Blotchers, Freckles
Prevents tendency to Wrinkles, Ageing OF
whitening Of the. skin. drying up OF the
flesh SOC. and s 90 at Druggists
Large size prepaid by express for 81 .0C
E. S Wells, Jersey City
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

Flannel weather sure enough.
The whole Flannel family is in
royal readiness for you. Start
with the cousins and half cous
ins-the Flannelettes and
Knock abouters-and 60 STEP
by step along the wonderful
line OF Wash Flannels, French
Printed Flannels, up to the
daintiest stuffs Of finest wool:
exquisitely embroidered. Note:
from the price tune:
Printed Flannelettes, I2Hc
81 inches wide.
Woven Cottons for Outing
and Yachting. I21ac.
90 inch Cotton and Woo
Wash Flannelette, size
32-inch extra heavy for Sac
ques and Coatings, SOC.
90 inch imported Llama
Flannels, soc.
32.inch very fine Wash Elan
nels, Csc.
81 inch very fine Wash Elan
nels with silk stripes, CSC
32.inch heavier and better
75c.
French Printed Flannels, 8
styles of fine quality
3715c; a great variety 6oc
and a very high grade q
75c. .
81 inch Plain Colored Twi
Flannels, soc.
27 inch PlainColoTed Frenc
Twill FIannels, Coo.
Full line of white EmbroiC
cred Flannels from CSC
$I.5o.
Northeast of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

The bgzaar OF the Shields Library
Association, now being held In the
Crosby & Hill building. contains many
valuable and useful articles.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

slNSf ffifC cfrcfi-tcDFh
-that's the way your
whole system moves
along, when d octor
Fierce's Pleasant Pellets
have put it in order
That's what they're
made f0r-to regulate
tie System as well as
Cleouge end renovata il.
The ore the original
Little Liver Pills, tiny,
sugar-couted, end1hiii-
Gus granules; mild and
gentle in their action,
but thorough and effec-
tive-no pain, no grip
ing, One little Pellet
for a lgxative - three
for a cathartic. Sick
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

SMALL CHANGE CAN BIZ HAD at THE
EVENING Jo-RNAL cFFICR.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

pl RogoH % or cORSs. Liquid. Sc. salve and
Evening journal., 1892-02-17

s, Well Health Renewer'Fcures Sexual In
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
ROUGH ON TooTHAoHE. Instant relief. Ii

Don't die in the house. Rough on
Rats" clears out rats, mice, flies, cock
reaches, bedbugs. Never falls. Sold all
around the world; used by all civilized
nations, everywhere.
Evening journal., 1892-02-17
BAL lMORE & OgIO
RAILROAD.

Schedule in eject November IS. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Az. DEPOT
EAST hound