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Evening journal., 1892-04-13
THE MYERS voTINe MAGAZINE.
It Told the Result OF an Election the
Moment the Polls Closed.

It Told the Result OF an Election the
Moment the Polls Closed.
A despatch from Lockport, N. y, says
that the town Of Lockport used the
Myers voting machine in voting at its
annual election to-day There were three
tickets In the field besides ballots for and
against several appropriations. The nov
city of the voting by machine brought
out very large number OF voters, but
Notwithstanding the severity OF the test
the result was most remarkable. The
voting progressed rapidly from the start,
aud nothing but praise has been heard
from any voter. The press has been
largely represented. AMI all agree that
nothing disIaraging TO the machine has
been heard from any one who tested 1t.
The despatch further says; The polls
closed at precisely g. 3S p No and the
actual votes polled aud the number which
each candidate received were instantly
exposed by opening the locked and sealed
sliding doors. Five minutes later the re-
suit was Transcribed on the return tally
sheets Thus closed the frst legalzed cleo
tion which inaugurates a system Of ballot
reform which all who have tested IL or
witnessed It's operation would be glad to
have universal. Among its demon
strated advantages are It's economy, as
It requires only two inspectors, one
asting as doorkeeper of the machine
and the other keeping record or poll list
All re also satisfied that il Affords abso
lutte ascrecy. and It Is practically i'm
possible 10 falsifv the returns.
Among the incidents Of the day was
the success Of crippled voter who had
not voted for several years, but went
assistance.
The machine used here to-day is the
one that Mr. Myers has exhibited at
various places during the past two years
and has recorded over 182, 600 votes and
has not yet been broken or made an
error. The citizens Of Lockport are
highly elated over the distinc .ion Of hav-
ing been the FIRST to demonstrate the
success Of the machine"
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
LA GRIPPE is FOLLOWED
BY CAtarrb, Bronchitis, General Debility
and Consumption, n Neglected
or Badly Treated

The history Of the past two years proves
that, while la grippe is, not usually fatal
tackled. the effects upon the system pro-
drced BY II are exceedingly dar gerous.
Hundreds Of sufferers from Catarrh Cough,
Bronchitis or Consumption date the first
symptoms Of their trouble from the time they
were first attacked with la grippe.
How many have complained of IN hea tn
strong. They have suffered from hacking
cough, from pains and soreness OF the
breast, Of great debility. Of shortness
their former &C cd health, yet do nc realize
the condition into which they are gradually,
but surely, drifting; condition beyond the
reach Of medicine.
A warning should be given to gevery person
who has bad la grippe. even II the symptoms
above mentioned have not appeared, 10 pre-
pare themselves against such results
Especially should those who are constitu-
tionally weak OF have catarrh or bronchial
trouble take immediate heed before the sys-
tenn has become too weak to respond TO the
Sufferers from imperfect digestion, or any
other debilitating disease. should seek help
before they have reached this dreadful state.
The well known specialist In chronic and
nervous diseases, Mr.. Marston, at l34 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, has made a study
OF thls disease and its effects, and his great
success proves that such cases are curable II
taken In time. He has cured hundreds af.
nlc.ed with this complaint-even when giveI
up Dy other physicians as beyond help. SenC
Ter testimonials of cures. DR.. Ma1stOn use,
/ no pOlsons. but makes permanent cures Will
harmless vegetable remedies only.
Dr. M arston has been wonderfully success
lul treating patients residing out OF town
| Sufferers residing ct a distance and incon
venlent 70 come to the city to consult DR.
Marston personally, and wishing TO know a
/ 10 the durability Of their disease, also tn
| necessary expenses for treatment, etc. ca
write 20 the doctor, stating fully the histor
OF thelr case and its symptoms, when al
/ to effect cure. -
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
The New Park 70 ne Lirhtsa.

The Board Of Water Commissioners
met in regular session last night. The
matter Of putting meters In the morocco
factories was discussed and laid over
uutll the next meeting Patrick
j. Long was granted 2 permission
20 lay water pipes on Chestnut street
between franklin and Broome II was
decided TO light Cool Spring Park by
electricity and the chief engineer was
authorized to make the necessary
arrangements.
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The whirligig Of speculation, some say
gambling. has brought another man to
the front on the Chicago Board Of Trade
Heretofore Harper appeared as bull and
disappeared in an Ohio penitentiary /,
Jim" Keene came and lost; "Old
Hutch ran long career, during which
his personal idiosyncrasies were as
famous as his deals were gIgan-
tic; Deacon" White rose and fell
Bloom had q brief sntree and possibly a
safe exit; now Pardrid &c comes on the
scene IS bear and carries away cool
$500, 900 on drop In wheat. So the
world Of speculation wags. One day this
man appears, another day that man ap
pears; and then-Weil thereby hangs .
tale. One loses everything, including
his reputation; another loses and goes K
jail It is rare that anyon,
goes to glory il Is still rarel
that anyone holds his gaius. hil
winnings, OF his commerci al honor
From time to time we have chronicle,
one In prison, another insane. while still
another hobbies away equally broken il
fcrtune, in mind and In body. Il is feV
years, sometimes only months, yea
sometimes days only, Of fabulous wealtl
and then, and then-Eell often the en-
is too startling to be pathetic. The IF
Of a Board Of Trade man is fckle teve
Of fanclful fortune which lures the un
wary to inevitable disaster.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

THE Amser Of Afghanistan has issued
an address to the Noble Chiefs OF
Afghanlstan advising them not to trust
Russia That indicates that Russian in.
huenee is stronger with the chiefs and
the people, while English influence Is
stronger with the Amesr. Russia and
England. both are bent on advancing
their own interests, but the English will
likely promote the interests Of the peopl.
more aud secure them a better govern
ment than Russia. But neither power
will consider the interests OF the peopl,
Of Afghanistan. except as the means o.
advancing her own interests, hence tb'
Ameer is either foolish or dishonest
ruler, in advising his chiefs to favor
either. Either he overlooks the selfish
ness Of the English or his favor has beei
bought.
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neighborhood has long been without a
representative in Council He is a 2e-
publican. hut ran far ahead OF his ticket.
Thomas Frazer. the other cou acilmRn, is
a well-known Delaware street merchant
and the retiring president Of Council.
He has family, but Is also a young man
in local politics aud opular official. he
is Prohibitionist. hut a strong sup
porter of the Citizens Reform ticket
City Treasurer Ferris is kuYwn to every
voter ia the city. he has ably discharged
the duties OF that Office since the death
OF Treasurer William T. Lane several
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

WHILE the EVENING JOURNAL Is pc.
fsctly ready 90 condemn any injustice or
partisanship in the actions OF the levy
courtmen we ara not willing to condemn
them for everything they do as II they
did nothing, whatever, honestly or fairly.
There is a great deal Of routine
business connected with the. as.
sessment for them to do and
when they are attending to that the
EVENING JOURNAL is unwilling to sus.
pect them of doing It in partisan man
ner or for partisan purposes.
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may win in another contest.
In any event, under all conditions no
man will lose any thing by accepting the
inevitable with cheerful resignation.
The fighting is done gentlemen shakei
There is other fighting to be done
shortly. Any man who has not had
enough will soon have another chance. so
shake, and put yourselves in readiness.
Shakei and give us all rest
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Mr.. HERBERT DID DO IT.
lie Swept the Field in the MAJOR
atty Contest.

Twas the Biggest City Election Ever
Known-Candidate Frank E. Herbert
Goes in with a Neat Plurality The
Evening Journals Estimates.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE, April l3-Th!s evening
Frank e. aerbert will be sworn ia ss
mayor of the city. William }. Etehells
and Thomas Frazer, as members OF City
Council William J. Ferris as treasurer
and Edward Dalbv. as assessor. Each
Of these will make competent officials
and 1t Is felt throughout the city, except
among some of the most prominent Of
the defeated mems supporters, that a
good ticket has been chosen.
The great contest is over and the citi-
zeDs, who, this morning, have no sore
throats, feet. hands or hearts are few and
far between. IL was the greatest in the
history Of the city of New Castle, SO2
voters placing ballots, representing their
sentiments, in the box. Towards even
ing the crowd around the old Court
House Increased greatly, and. when In
spector Jemison closed the polls at Z
o'clock the crowd covered nearly the
whole pavement The interest was
not confined TO the citizens. OF
New Castle, either, as. all day long,
political visitors from Wilmington aud
all over the county, wound through the
crowd, gree ling old friends and new
friends. Every body was In the best Of
spirits and the candidates for county
honors next fall got their hooks in
Among the candidates who struck town
during tba day was Mr.. Hallman. candi-
date for coroner from one of the lower
hundreds Five minutes after he arrived
he found out that New Castle hundred
was solid for Clewell. he then left for
other fields.
The force OF the election officers was
efficient In every particular aud the
eountlngwas done with skill and accuracy.
This brought about the result much
sooner than WAS anticipated as the tickets
were so split that they could hardly be
classified. MeAtime the crowd ostled
and moved In and out Of the mayors
Office, where the counting was done, in the
widest suspense. Finally all voices hushed
and even the intoxicated cit zens stood
In breathless silence Election Clerks
Franklin n. Gulick and Daniel p. Wolfe
we're adding the tallies Then Inspector
Jemison announced the result and the
enthusiasm for time was unbounded.
10 was midnight. the moon shone brightly,
and Il was a season that will not soon be
forgotten
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Local Firms Receive Contracts

The Street and Sewer Department met
In regular session last night. Patrick
Carberry was awarded the contract Of
paving Clayton street from Lancaster
avenue TO Chestnut street, he having bid
IL cent per square yard. Tbe
Delaware Electric and Supply Company
was awarded the contract for
wiring the building at Sixth and King
streets The contract for cement was
awarded to the Charles Warner Com
pany. and for sand to the Coombs Goa
and Lumber Company The contract for
catch buckets was awarded TO &c John
son & Son. and for iron work to the Har-
Ian and Hollingsworth Company. The
board will hold a special meeting to
night to decide whether an assistant sec
rttary Is needed
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

THE Democrats Of New Castle have had
their fight; nov, let them shake and
make up. All men cannot think alike /;
there is no reason why they should. But
they may agree to differ kindly and for.
givinglY. When there is q contest we
believe 1t is every mans duty to contend
earnestly for his side. for his convictions
II be hss not been unfair OF
dishonest there Is no shame tc
him and no resentment among
his opponents Then, the lcontesi
being over. the fighting should cease.
There Is nothing more to fight for.
There is nothing for brave and manly
man to do but shake and make up. The
men who have been beaten may come tc
the contest sound and strong another
time. II they fought hard and
honestly they have gained respect.
sven froq thelE opponents, They
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

The Western Republican Senators and
sllver-mine owners are incensed at the
defeat Of the silver bill. They are the
real movers in the recent silver craze, be-
cause they have the silver and they are
interested In Increasing the price Of IT,
They already sell seven tons day to the
Government at a stipulated price Why
should not the Government maintain the
price Of wheat or Of peaches in the same
manner2
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

There's a Lansdowne love-
illness as peculiar to itself as
the soft light of a pearl and
the blaze of a diamond are
peculiar to them. Tints soft
as in the heart of a shell or
the petals of a rose or the
faint flush on beauty's cheek.
Only a patrician stuff could
take such dyes The Silk, the
Wool, the spinning. the weav-
ing-all must be of the very
best.
We have the only complete
stock of Lansdownes to be
found in Philadelphia If the
makers bring out a new ele.
gance in it you'll find it only
on our counters. More than
fouyty Shaaesto day 4oin. $I.25
Northeast Of centre.
The beautiful Ribbed Lans-
downes are AZ inches, $I.5o.
French weave wit was never
happier than in the delicate
Atwood Crepons. Handsome,
only. half says, good. Two
special lots: A rousing ST.
quality at 75c-I7 shades
and $I.25 quality at $I-II
shades. Each sort 40 inches.
To look into our Women's
Dress and Wrap store is like
getting a peep at the Champs
Elysees, Inter den Linden OF
Rotten Row at the hour fol
| fashionables'
Whatever is most elegant
and most in favor at the fash
ion centres of the civilized
world has an instant echo here
with no grace lost, no beauty
miSsing-but with the price
tempered to tempt thriftytastes
Second floor, Chestnut street.
JOHN WAEAMARER.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
WHEN NOT TO USE QUINIEE.
How One Feels when kunerinE from
Diseases OF the Nervous system.
How to Get Well.

You suffer from aches. pains and a dozen
dinere "a I troubles and cont know how 10 ac
count Tor them. You suffer from pains IN the
head and are so giddy you fear you will fall.
Food distresses you. Sometimes you bloat
with gas; you are troubled with cost.venees
or irregular bowels; you are upset with
nausea you are nervous, irritable and de-
spOndent; you are restless and not able TO
sleep; you have chills with hot nas hes: the
eyes and skin take yellow tinge; the heart
beats In an irregular way: the breath ia short
on the slightest exer ion: Your hands and
feet get cold and cl ammy: you get tired ont
easily aud have an ~all-gone' feeling, and
you have lost all energy. DR.. MarstOn treats
these complaints understandingly; and no
matter how long you have suffered or whom
or what you have tried. he will cure you.
MRS. MARY WILLIAMS, a lady living at
1881 Croskey street, PHILADELPHIA gives the
particulars of her treatment:
Il had been III for several years from what
the doctors called m alaria ] used to have
chills nearly every day. followed by fever;
my nervous ystem became shattered. and /
was dreadfully weak. the slightest exertion
would cause me to tremble and my heart to
palpitate, l would get very giddy IN my
head. My skin got eallOw; my appetite was
variable; sometimes voraoious, then again,
nothing would tempt me to eat. ! consulted
and was treated by as many as nine physi-
clans, but none gave me any relief. In fact,
/ grew worse.
'It seemed that all they could think OF was
quinine. and so / was dosed with Il until my
system was fairly saturated with the drug.
/ became well nigh discouraged OF ever being
better, but friend, who had been greatly
benefited ! by the vegetable remedies pre-.
scribed by DIR. MarstOn. Induced me to give
him trial. The result wac most happy. II
Is now yesr since i first went to him, and
after a weeks treatment to the present time
| have not had one of the so called mRlarial
attacks or any Of the bad feelings before de-
scribed. have also.gained eleven pounds in
weight.
Il gladly report the result of my experience
with the different. treatments. II is due to
DR.. Marston that owe nv present health"
DR.. Marston, 1874 South Ninth street, Phila-
delphia, is a specialist In the diseases above
mentioned. and hiss made many remarkable
cures. His patients can be seen.
bis endoraers are not located in some far-off
country; they are right here in this town, and
will gladly testify to his ability in curing
them. These testimonials can be seen at his
offies or will be sent by mail if desired
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

years ago, and his reports are so explicit
that he never has any strong opposition.
Assessor Edward Daily is Republican
and was elected because of the many op..
ponents who c1t up the vote on the
Democratic side. BE is a machinist in
the Delaware Iron Works aud a promi-
nent e. A. r. man.
when In the Evening journal 'ris So.
The estimate given in the EVENING
JOURNAL last week, and which caused
many to be greatly amused, has proved
correct 10 rank and proportion If not exact
10 size. The.most sanguine had no idea
that the poll would be so large Because
the full vote Of the city was polled, each
man received more votes, but the pro-
portion estimated in the EVENING JoUR-
NAL was maintained.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

Catarrh is driven from the head by such
means, something else is sure 10 suffer
Usually, nine times out Of ten, it's the lungs.
With DR.. Sage's Remedy, there's a perfect
and permanent cure, by sensible methods.
The worst chronic cases yield 10 its mild,
soothing, cleansing and healing properties.
Not only CatarTh itself, but Catarrhal Head
ache, Cold in the Head-an the troubles that
may cause CatarTh OF may come from IT,
There's either a perfect and permanent
cure, no matter how bad your case, or of
how long standing - or there's $500 in cash
for you.
The proprietors Of Dr.. Sage's Remedy, IN
perfect good faith, agree and contract 70 give
you one or the other.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

THE wild and uncomfortable assurance
and insolenoe with which these protec-
tion newspapers urge that the people
should be taAed 30 support industries
when they are absolutely ignorant
whether these industries need support OF
not. is one of the phenomena Of the
century.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
A wuminrtop yioe-Pr.s,dant

E. Tatnsll Warner OF this city has
been elected vice-president of the Quaker
City Company of Philadelphia. The com
pany was recently incorporated and has
a capital stock Of 5000. 0O0 The concern
will deal in machine mixed mortar. and
the daily output is expected to be
]. .O00. 600 pounds.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

In attempting 10 make Cleveland re
sponsIble for the failure Of the Demo-
Gratis In Rhode Island. the Hill papers
unconseiously put Bill in the same po-
sition that he was In when he and Harri.
son won and Cleveland and Miller were
defeated in 1889. In New York II Hill
and the Hill men can save the party
why don't they do itf Do they prefer to
have Republicans winf
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

In was = sad mistake Howard Pyle
rade in referring TO Blackstone as a
brilliant" editor. Blackstone took 1t
seriously and has been writing longer
aud duller essays on less interesting sub
iects than ever before.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Caught In . Grinding machine.

John V. Darroll had his right leg
crushed at Alvin Aliens Drickyard at
Elsmere yesterday afternoon. Young
Darroll was working near a clay grinding
machine. when the belt caught bis cloth.
ing and dew his leg into the machine.
Is was found necessary to Rmputate the
leg above the ankle. Drs Pierce and
Draper performed the operation.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

box Of good cigars, carefully used,
will cure a disappointment in love but II
requires trip to Dakota to cure dis.
appointment In marriage.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

IT is moot question whether a woman
can suffer In silence or not; but no
body doubts that she suffers from
silence
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
Ladies' who Use Face Powders.

To neutralize the injurious effect Of any
powder or liquid, use "LEAURELLE OIL
BALM" If the powder is used at night,
apply "LEAURELLE" In day time; IL dur
ing day apply 1t at night, or first bathe
the neck and face with ''LEAu-
RRLLK OIL BALM. then apply the DOW
der The effect is most elegant. Keeps
skin soft, smooth and pliable. SOC, and
81. 90 at Druggists, large size prepaid by
express for 81 CO. E. 5. Wells, Jersey
City.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

LOVE is desirable anywhere, cottage
is no advantage, palace is no dlsad-
vantage.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

DIR PARKHURsT is not willing to await
the slow process of woman's sins In find
ing her out; he wants to do the hunting
himself
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

DIR PARxHsRsT is trying to teach one
half Of the world how the Gother half
sins.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

W. D. PAynter is the only salesman
from Delaware In the clothing depart
ment OF John Wanamaker's Grand
Depot, City Hall Square. Philadelphia
The Blue Hens Chicken will give YOU a
splendid ht in spring outfits at prices
that cannot be equalled.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

THE woman who prefers the truth
has little experience in the delicious
Sweetness Of earefullY modulated lies.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13
LIoENsE APPLICATIONS


NOTICE. I, DANIEL MELARKE YTrE.
~ tenant and occupant Of the house Sit
aJed at northwest corner Water and MarFet
streets, IN the Frs ward iD the city of Will
mington. county Of New Castle and
state OF Delaware In compliance with
the requirements OF the acts OF the
General Assembly in such case made aud
pIoylded. do hereby give notice that I shall
apply IN writing 70 tho Court of General Ses-
slons OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
state OF Delaware, in ami for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 9th day OF NAV, leQ2
being the next term of said court,for a license
LOT SAID house as an inn or tavern, for the
safe therein Of Intoxicating LIQUORS in less
quantities than one quart, 20 be drunk on the
premises. ana the follOwiig respectable citi-
zena OF said warn. at least twelve of whom
are snbstantial freehOlders of said ward, re-
commend the said npn6cation viz.
p ). McManus A. Neunaver
James McKenna Iohn Bader
James II. Harkins ThomasF Cassidy
] )hn Zweifsl John pyle
Jacob Schieber Michael Rfiev
A. Bickta James Cook
Charles Corrigln L Il, Meesick
6e0rge Stein1cken Patrick Monaghan5
p. &. Holland Bernard McHUpb
Aharles a. Winslow Ludwig Hen tricks.
Ibomas MulroOney Thomas McHugh
". bubenzer Philip G Plunkett
=. Neumayer Lemuel Peeky
John Murphy Fred. H0ldman
DANIEL MELARkEf.
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Ointment. cures Skin Humors. Pimples,
Flesh Worms, Ring Worm, Tettef, Salt
Rheum, Frosted Feet. Chilblain, Itch,
Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch, Scald Head
Eczema. SOC. Druggists or mail. Z. 8.
Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

A gross, rough, red face or hands, or a
coarse grained, uneven or muddy skin
destroy the pleasing effect Of the most
handsome faces. LEAURELLE OIL BALM
will assure \ clear, smooth skin and com.
plexion, tones down the red nose, bsnishes
Pimples, Blackheads, Blotchers, Freckles
Prevents tendency to Wrinkles, Ageing or
Whitening Of the. skin. drying up Of the
flesh. SOC. and 81 90 at Druggists.
Large size prepaid by express for 81 90
e. S Wells, Jersey City.
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

You see the last
OF Catarrh, II
you'll take Doctor
Sage's Catnrrh
Remedy. With
the poisonous, ir-
ritating snufs,
strong caustic so
lutions, creams, ~
balms, and the
like you don't
They may, per
haps, help you for
a time. But when
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

SMALL CHANGE CAN BE HAD AT TEE
KvKsIEe JOURNAL oVVIcs
Evening journal., 1892-04-13

1t is time you should be looking after your Baby
Carriages Our here and the trade has begun
and this very fine weather will create brisk demand for them
We have added many improvements in the style and up
hosterngs of carriages, and the prices right This
offering this beautiful Carriage for $1,000 1t
has large roomy rattan body, upholstered in sateen and
plush with lace edge satin paaso steel wood wheels The
carriage well worth FIVE dollars more From this the price
advances dollar for dollar to $45 You find
carriage to suit your idea of price The uphoeDgs consist of