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Tho forward movement OF the Methodist peope
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u ,s expected that the foreign missionary gH'
,rom Dr. Abbotts church. which has cut user ioOse
- the American Board. will exceed $1,000.
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A Wonderful Remedy.

Much comment has recently been man
ifested in the discovery of a wonderful
remedy for the prevention and cure of
consumption and other diseases. In an
interview with Doctor A. j. Marston the
successful Philadelphia specialist in Ner-
vOus and Chronic Diseases who also is
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"Bacillin' which is solely manufactured
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great. We cannot refrain from mention
ing the Alfred p. Robinson and his as.
'istants chief Of whom, we believe, was ex.
Governor c. c. Stockley. There are many
others too who, with these able
leaders had to guard against treach
cry, poverty and the seductive
arts Of skillful bribers supplied
with money in sums never dreamed
of before by the most corrupt cam
paigners. They won against these great
odds. It is marvellous that they won at
all. There will never be another such
campaign. The brave and persistent
fight these noble men Of Sussex made
against Higginsism at home and Nc
Kinleyism everywhere has won favor
for them and safety for the people Of
Delaware.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

because Of the stupendous folly Of the
ruling element therein. The platform
put forth by this assemDlage, in its es-
sential features, was so contrary
TO dominant and patriotic ideas
that It seemed a waste Of breath
TO try to defend It. Instead,
however, Of the campaign becoming one
Of furious and successful aggressiveness
ON the part Of the Republican organiza-
ton, It was permitted TO Mr.. Cleveland
10 change the whole course Of affairs
Quietly and unostentatiously. aud yet
most effectively, he simply thrust the
work of the Chicago blunderers behind
him, and stepping out into the open he
made his battle-frankly, courageously,
victoriously.
The people refused TO believe MsKin-
ley; he did not talk sensibly. When he
did talk any sense at all it was out Of
harmony with what he had said before
It was soon evident that he could not
support his own statements for he would
not meet an honorable man like Colonel
Mcclure in debate,
Evening journal., 1892-11-10

TnE people here do not feel the same
personal animosity towards President
Harrison that they feel against Senator
Higgins. President Harrison is man
of irreproaehable personal character. He
would not swear vociferously, use vulgar
language in public or 20 into collusion
with two scamps to bribe an election
officer TO betray his trust. He, however
like Senator Higgins, has kept some men
about him who not only should not be in
the public service at all but who should
not be placed in a position where they
could commit frauds themselves OF induce
others to commit frauds. There is a pos
sibility that President Harrison is not
aware Of the frauds of which Raum and
Porter have been guilty; but there is no
possibility Of doubt that Senator Higgins
is ignorant of the deal Bach, Stewart
and Mahaify made with the collectors in
the post Office building; there is no pos.
sibility that he can be in Ignorance
of the aims and purposes Of the poll
tical energies Of those men and Of Mac.
allister and many others, Of the same
class, but Of less prominence, whom he
has elevated. He cannot be ignorant
Of the difference between the universal
popular confidence in Sheriff Simmons
as compared with the universal popular
contempt for Marshal MahafIy and Sup
ervisor Macallister. The people
know that Senator Higgins knows
the objects of the political energies OF
these men and they detest him for Civ
ing them the opportunities they have OF
for assisting them.
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IMMENSE POPULAR MAJORITY.
The entire public Aroused.

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IN an editorial dictated by the good
sense and discretion which have charac-
terized the conduct Of the Philadelphia
Telegraph, seemingly because the editor
had not been Harrisonized with a foreign
mission, ever since McKinleyism became
rampant in the Republican party, the
editor says:
Il was the manifest purpose Of the
Minneapolis convention TO carry the
country with the ceaseless song
Of prosperity, ever pointing TO
the piling up Of riches due to the en-
forcement of an economic policy that, in
its integrity. all patriotic citizens must
appro. Of, but which, abused, must re.
suit in arousing overwhelming public
condemnation. With a clean, honest
and efficient national administration. It
was confidently hoped that the people
would not listen to the song Of the Dem
ocratic siren: and. when the Chicago con.
vention had completed its work, the bat
tie was regarded as more than half won,
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
AT THE ALTAR.

Brilliant Home Wedding at NivindaIe.
Pa-wilmineton Guests See the Ccre-
mony.
A brilliant assemblage met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Lovett. at
Nivindale, Pa, Wednesday at o'clock
TO witness the marriage of their daughter
Miss Madge, to Wilmer Mote, a popular
young man of that neighborhood The
ceremony was performed by Rev Thomas
j. Mckay, of kirkwood, Pa, assisted by
Rev. Deleplaine Galley, of Landenberg.
The bride was attended by the Misses
Annie Lovett of Wilmington, and May
Crossan of Landenberg, while Joseph
Mote and William Lovett acted as best
men, Miss Emily Mitchell acted as maid
of honor, Master Ramoth Mitchell, as
page. The bride was attired in cream mo-
hair and lace while the groom wore the
conventional black.
The following guests were present
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Mote, Mr.. and
Mrs A. f. Lovett, Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bucking-
ham, Mr. Abraham Mote, Mr.. and Mrs
John Pierson, Miss Mary Keso of Kim
bleville, State Senator S. Z. Nivin, Misses
Ella, Evelyn and Sophia Nivin, Mr.. s.
John Pyle and family, Mr. and Mrs
William Reyburn and daughter of West
Grove, Mr. James Swisher and wife, Mrs
Rev. Mckay of Kirkwood, Pa, Ross
Flaharty, Misses Callie and Tishie Hanar.
of oxford, Pa. Mrs. Rev Golley Of Lam
denberg, Pa, Mr.. J. J. Walker, of Phila
delphia, Pa, Joshua Shortlidge and wife.
Wilmer Curry Of Nivindale, Mrs Eliza
Davis. Master Oscar Morrison, Thomas
Davis and wife, Miss Elsie Ferguson of
Wilmington The twain were the recip
lent Of many costly and useful presents.
Evening journal., 1892-11-10
Reading Railroads Winter Time Table.

Twice each year the train service of
the Reading Railroads various lines is
readjusted to meet the exigencies Of the
seasons and the ever-increasing demands
of travel Each successive change of
this sort is marked by greater or less i'm
provement in the conveniences afforded
the public, both in the arrangement of
the trains and in the quickening of their
transit. The autumn and winter time
table on the Readings lines goes into
effect on Sunday 10, inst. There are no
conspicuous changes to be noted but the
slight alterations are all in the direction
of furnishing better service TO the Read
ing's patrons. The new time table can
be obtained at the ticket offices on and
after the 18th inst.