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Evening journal., 1892-10-07
TElEeRAPHIc sREvlrlEs.

woburn, Mass, celebrated its a5oth en-.
riyorsary.
Secretary Noble has asked the war de-
partment for more troops in the Choctaw
nntion.
One man was killed and six injured in
freight wreck on the Erie, near Bingham
ton.
The Allan line steamer State Of Georgia.
ashore near Cape La Roche, will prove n
total wreck.
The Six Companies have taxed the Chi.
nese Of Cincinnati from one dollar TO three
dollars TO contest the exclusion act.
c. 4. PETER a son of Senator PETER, OF
Kansas, and engineer ON the Missouri Pa.
cihc, was killed in an accident.
Peter Berthiaume, a hneman, grasped
both ends Of a live wire loaded with 2,0OO
volts at Springfield and is dead
An armed sheriff's posse is guarding the
Nebraska shore Of the Missouri river 70
prevent lowans from changing the channel,
A British force has captured the Asian
town Of Balo in order TO punish the Black
mountain tribes for their depredations Oh
British territory.
Mrs. Charles Osborne Of Athens, Pa.
went up one Of the hillsides near that place
TO gather herbs. She did not return, aud
a searching party found her dead body in
the woods The doctors say apopleXy was
the cause of death.
Alexander Krucks and William Otto
while at work on the fourth story Of New
ellis hotel, Pittsburg, fell from the scailold
to the cellar, a distance of seventy feet
They were fatally injured
Daniel Logan, one of the most prominent
horsemen in Pennsylvania, was run ovei
by the cars in the Pennsylvania railroad
station at Lancaster and his legs were ter
ribly mangled His condition is critical
The dead body of Patrick Collins, OF
| Haverstraw, was found in the Hudson
river at Scarborough yesterday. lie was
employed ON a brick barge and fell OIL @
dock Sunday night while asleep and was
| drowned.
Harry Brill, elevator boy and William
! Bryant, ianitor Of a Kansas City building,
| quarreled over a girl, and Brill shot thg
! janitOr fatally.
The steam barge Nashua, which has been
adrift on Lake Huron since Monday night
was found bottom side up. 1t is feared all
| hands were lost.
Private Secretary Halford has acknowl
edged for Mrs. Harrison the receipt of IA,
souvenir badge sent to her by the ladies
citizens committee Of the q. A. r. re
union.
A number Of lives have been lost in th,
Italian province of Genoa by flood.
Natives of Victoria Nyanza are being tor
tured TO make them abjure Catholicism
Editor Valentine, Of the Patria Italiana
in Buenos Ayres was killed in that city il
pistol duel
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

Mr.. Mosher was a born tifer, as were
his father and grandfather before him.
He was a native of Ohio. and was born
in Lake county in 1919. His grandfather
served in the Revolutionary war, his
father in the war of 1912, and he com
pleted the family war record by nearly
two years service in the Union army
during the civil war Each of the three
generations furnished a fifer IN the
armies of their country, and the grand
Ton refused to lay his favorite instrl-
nent aside when peace was restored.
For years he had been familiar figure
at public celebrations, reunions, politi-
cal gatherings and county fairs through
out the Western Reserve, and had liter
ally flied his way into the affections Of
the people Of this part of the country.
1t was at one of these gatherings
that the attention of Painter Willard
was drawn to Mr.. Mosher, who was in
duced to serve as the model of the
Revolutionary fifer.
For many years Mr.. Mosher did little
else than visit surrounding towns, in re-
sponse to urgent requests, and no gather
ing of old soldiers could be voted a
really successful and enjoyable one that
did not count among those present tho
venerable old fifer of Brighton.
FREDERIC X. KINNEY.
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HAEs.ss;sa..s.

DENNSYLVANfA RAILROAD STAND.
ARD Railway OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ihrourhout by the Interlocking switch and
pniIADELPHIA, WILMINGTON and BAL
VINOkE RAILROAD. $50 a. M. Oct l. 1892
Trains VIII leave Wilmington as follows;
Philadelphia, express %, . o., 4 -, o 30,7 IS.
90, o. 200 AZ, ln05, 40 10. II 20, n 83, II 81
a m, sl2 ~, 80, Q 05 0i, 10, o II, . 81, o O6
Aecommodati6n. n q 6e q rs. 7os. 3 os. ioRam.
l2 3S, 2 %, 3 IS, %, s ~, 6 IN, 40, i030pm.
Chester, express, 55, 4 20. $40, 7 As, 80. $50,
go, st5, 1905, II 20, llbl' m, 500, So O6,
Accommodation.6 @ 90. 9 bs,7 O5. s Os, 10 a., 1i@
20. u 3s, 20, 3 i6, 25 ~, i0S 90 10 80 p m.
!, New n York 10 ,S g. 3s4ss sS, 90 l9qs
o l6, q O0, 20 "a. O0. ls. 8 -, lOm p m.
Boston without change, 10 l6 m, 0 10 , IN.
West Chester Via Lamokin. s%, sB m
Newark Center and intermediate stations.
Z 40 m, " "a, 63pm.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 lt
a m, H. %, . AZ, AZ, 500 y m, l2 03 night.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 23p m.
baltimore and Washington, 40, sol, em
10 10, II ~ q m, 1908, 81 70, 2ts, f26, 8 2,t6 W
o ~, ~, 20 y m, - 40 night.
New Castle, 5 10, II sia IN. DO, 10, 4 40, Is
@ ei, 80 p m, le o. night.
l.ewes, 10 n m. % pm.
Harrington, Delnar and way stations. 4
N. Harrineton and way stations, % p m.
Express Tor Dover, Harrington and Delmar
| II rs u m, 30 . m, ~ on night.
Express for Wyoming and SMYRNA, Bpm
| Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
/ fort and Norfolk. II Ia a. M. ~ ul night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street for VIII
miugton, express 50 al, ~, 3 81, 2 10, 10 ~,
20 81 II u m, si2 30 3n2 o., Oi8 46. b34 OF.
a.. hMt W h8O, b9. o II, 81, 40, II 10. II 3
Accommodation, 6 257 A., 1913. 55am, Ia2.
22e, 10, 419, 46, o -, A l0m 10 40, II 3s p m
1 sunday Trains-Leavc Wilmington FOR;
! Philadelphia express. 20. 81, 4 20, 80. O0,
l0u5,l n 81 MI Wa ui.a nih luf 6B O6, O6. %.
/ ~ pm. Accommodation. o. 3 uh a m. II 10.
! ih, iOb, 3 p. luGn p m.
Chester, express. hA, t2n. 5o aO0,1005. II 81,
"A m. 3 0i. 8 b6. Z 90. ~ p ma. Accommodation,
2 on 05 m, n 10, 45 Z o.. 9 ~ 20, l05l p m.
New York, express, %, = %, 4 20, 200, ) 81
II 81 a m, ~ 70, ~, 81 90. %, 10, 90, O6
% 81, 90, 10 80 p m.
Boston, without change, 8 so pm.
West Chester,yia lamekin, ob am, 20 p m
New Castle, oQ p m, ~ 90 night.
Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort and Nor.
| folk. 1901 night.
Middleiown, Clayton. Dover, Wyoming. Eel
ton, Harrington. brldgevllle, Seaford, Laure
Baltimore and Washington. f8. s0l, 10 u
q IN, " 90. %, ~ Oh : an, $40 y m, y iq night
| Baltimore only. D ~ % m. II i3 night
! Leave Philadelphia. BROAD street. for VII
mlngton, express, 10, Z 2u, 8 10, II ~ a m. Al
8 0s, 1,7 iOs N, II 49, II BOP m, " 0l night.
Accommodation, 3 30, 10 81 a m, II %, 90, o II
| 3 3S, no O3 and II iS pm.
For further information, passengers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket ofiice az the station.
congressional Limited Express trains, com
pused entirely OF Pullman Nestihule Parlo
and Dining Cars.
Himitod Express trains, composed OF Pull
man Nestihule paror Cars, Nestibule Passen
ger Coaches and Dining Cars.
| AHAS. II. HlGH, !. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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THE ORIGINAL YANKEE DOODLE
Fifer Hugh AIosher the Model for Will
lard's Celebrated Painting.
fCnoofal Corraeuondanoa

BRIGHTON, o., Oct. Thousands Of
Americans are familiar with Artist Will
lard's celebrated painting, yankee Doo-
de" with its three Revolutionary vol
unteers with fife and drum, calling out
the defenders Of American liberty.
When Artist Willard painted that pa
triotic picture he took for his original
Revolutionary hero Hugh Mosher, the
famous ffer Of the Western Reserve.
Mr. Mosher paid the last debt Of nature
at his home in this village at the ripe
old age Of seventy-three years. His
funeral was attended by hundreds Of
old soldiers whom he had delighted with
his fife; and TO whom his death was re-
garded as little less than a personal loss.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

and knOtted bison IN all the sOlt and
pleasing new shades, and there is an
endless array of plaid. Tweeds and
cheviots are also spread out for the
choice Of the wise woman who wants
something to outlast one season and give
her the worth Of her money.
There are plain goods, and there are
stripes, and there are mixtures wherein
several tints are interviewer in such a
manner that one can scarcely tell what
colors there are. They are like the wild
heather or the DISQUALIFICATION you
examine them closely you find that there
are ten or more colors and shades, all
harmonized or blended into one pleasing
surface Of no particular color.
Some Of the woolens-only a few,
though-havew woven patterns Of flowers
or byzantine borderings, and some again
have horizontal stripes, but ! think the
plain goods and plaids win be preferred,
though stripes always have their devo-
tees.
noticed some of the shot bengalines
that had a sort Of frosty vine over the
surface, as though Jack Frost had
thrown little white sheen over it. II
was indescribably beautiful.
For the benefit of those who do not
exactly know a bengaline from any
other silk, will say it has a ground
like Irish poplin, with heavy cords close
together crowning the fabric. 1t is NOT
all silk, as the filling is wool, but i:
makes one of the most superb fabrics
we have, so far as looks go. It is used
occasionally for very dressy wraps, and
! it shows up fine trimming magnifcently.
In the first illustration is an entire
carriage or visiting costume of stone
! gray bengaline, the skirt having no
trimming whatever. The wrap has a
| plain front under the shoulder cape and
is made with a Vatican plait in the
back, and the little cape has a border
ing Of Russian sable. There are cuffs Of
the same, and six buttons in front made
with tiny sable heads. The collar is
lined with it. The entire costume is a
model in quiet, good taste, and could be
copied with good effect in cloth or
camers hair. The hat is covered with
the same material, and has a tuft of os-
trich plumes shading from white to tan.
Tan is the color Of the walking suit
on the other figure. It is made of dag
onal winter cheviot and has three rows
of stitching around the bottom, tailor
finished. The box coat is severely plain
and rigidly correct. The back is cut
straight across and seamless. With this
is worn a turban Of brown stitched felt
and brown velvet bows and some
trimmed hen feathers, altogether n
stylish costume and suitable for women
of almost any age.
The trimming Of a corsage nowadays
is almost work of art, and it is GER
tainly one of great difficulty; and as it
will not always be convenient TO get a
dressmaker to arrange in a new manner
on an old gown, 1 here present two novel
and effective styles. For the upper one
it requires five-eighths of a yard of silk
and three yards Of ribbon. The silk is
gauffered in front and back half around
the waist and held straight by long
buckles. The three bands lined with
buckram will easily hold their places,
The bow is made with three loops and
two fshtail ends.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

Mrs. James Thompson. living near Stan.
ton, while in market the other day, pur.
chased bottle Of Tri-Phosa for a trial
or. as she puts it "Just TO see what it
was. She says: II soon found out its
Ie'si ','e "a ,'. 81, ,,.a. 20 ~ ~ PV's s1' ~
there is any thing in this world to equal
it. For cleaning milk pals it is really
wonderful. 1t docs the work required Of
il and leaves no odor. like that old am
monia that almost chokes woman while
she is using it.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07


the other day. y.-punsen- the editor ace, pt
ity-Ferdd No. lie said there was nothing
90 it, Brooklyn Life.
/ have been great sufferer from dry ca
tnrrh for many years. and tried many rouie-
dies, but none did me so much benefit as Ely's
Cream Balm. II completely cured me- NJ
J. Laly, 30 Woodward avenue, Boston High
lands, Mass.
After using Fly's Cream Balm two months
was surprised TO find that the right nostiil,
which was closed for over twenty years, WAS
open and free as the other, and can use it now
as ] ould not do FOR many years. ] feel very
thankful-R. n. Cressengham, g55 Eight
eenth street, Brooklyn.
Minister-And so you read the Bible every
nig't-iittle Boy-Nessir. That's the only
way can keep from bein' sent TO bed before
I'm sleepy. Good News.
Wanted To buy or loan money onIifeInsur-
ance and kndowme policies. Anson A.
Mnher, room 2o2, Equitable building.
The Poet-"This little poem was indited
only yesterday, and" The Rude Editor Qn-
terrupting)-"l did it get outi On hail ~
brooklyn Life.
w. Q. ID. r. n.
Spring clothing cleaned and repaired
Skilled workmen. No. all Market street
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
neaodt.s Annual Excursion

To Reading and the Neversinl Mountains,
with their proverbial attractions.is announced
for Saturday, October s, A ride over the
mountains tops BY gravity OF electricity
among the most delightful resorts and mag
nificent scenery in America Is extremely
fascinating. Special train leaves Whining
ton and Northern railroad station az 2 10 a. m.
Tickets good for three days., sl.50. For sale at
the station.
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a hundred miles an Hour.

EDNBuRG, Ills, Oct T. - All Ed.n.
burg gathered in the wheat field near the
mine and power house Of the Chicago and
st. Louis Electric Railroad company to see
little Alice Adams strike the first blow
into the earth and break ground for the
construction Of the electric line over which
cars are to run at the rate Of 100 miles an
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Lsneolnl Corresnondence.1

New YORK, Oct. 6.-Ladies, your fail
and early winter gowns-if you follow
the fashion strictly-will be made Of
changeable cords, woolens interviewer
with velvet and several of the grades of
velours now in vogue. Or if you want
something palmer there is camel's hair,
and there is poplini there are heavy rep
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
SneciaIt

Saturday. Oct. sth. we viii give beautiful
Idaho Night Lamp with each pound Of
Grand Union Baking Powder. Grand Union
Tea Co., 100 King street. Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
LIKE JOSEPH'S COAT.
WONDERFUL MIXTURE OF coLoRs IN
FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS.

Many Tints Are interviewer So Intri-
cateiy That One Can Scarcely Tell what
CoIors There Are-The Trimming OF a
Corsage.
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Escnncd the NInhlcnn.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct THE sealing
schooner willard Ainsworth returned
from her maiden sealing cruise with $50
skins. The Ainsworth had an exciting
brush with the United States steamship
Mohicau
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The nnltnn Gang.

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan. Oct 7.-Emmet Dad
ton. the wounded member Of the bandit
gang, is still alive, but it is not believed
that he can recover The robber who sue
ceeded in escaping has not been recaptured
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Rohhed nnd Drowned.

FREEHOLD, n. J.. Oct. THE coroner's
inquest over the body Of Edward l.. Rue
found in the canal near Bound Brook re-
suited in a verdict that Rue was murder
ously assaulted, robbed and then drowned
in the canal
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Colombia-CanadIan reciprocity.
NArIoNAL IrAnrr oAMrs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T is understood
that Minister Abbott has succeeded in ne
gotiating a reciprocity treaty with the
government of the republic Of Colombia
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Uheesmaster LasIIer Hero.

NEW YORK, Oct Emanuel Lasker,
the famous chess player, has arrived here.
He expressed his hope OF making good
record against his American opponents
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rived to re Over 1Oe.

ToRoNTo. Oct. John Merryweather
Finley (colored), a native Of Richmond,
Va, died in this city yesterday, aged 100
years, 3 months and days.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

= ~ y m. w
Boston, - as p m daily. with Pullman uufiei
sleeping cars running through 20 Boston With
out change via Puughkccpsie bridge. lanuinc
passeugers ia Il. a NJ. station, Boston.
Philadelphia, week days, t3us D 40, q Al, y 20.
n, - ., - Al, sou ~ Dl. H. 80. 4luad, III 81
M tl22 "A, lOJ, q go. sos, Al. 10. 70 ~, i5
s. ae, . 25, 0OO, tll 0Opm
philadelphia. Sundays t9Qh. a. ho, p
p lO, 80 80 u 40 "a m; ~ "a, / 90. - 30, 80.
%, +5 3s, G fb, - % 8 2b, 20, 81 0Opm.
Chester, week days, - u. NN. . n. u f, 30
~ 2 81 ~ 200, - 81 10 30, 40 90, I'll M
or; e 700. a0s, 4l0, boz. q o., 81. s7ae. 0,
Chester. Z. sundays. 70 os. e4b, 7FO, 4sBl.
Z 10, tlO96 i a M; 90. Y 30, 30b, 4l0, o %,
Atlantic City. week days 800. 645, " 40
~, flsa. y ~, 300, go p m; Sundays t5.
ol, fe ~ a M, y 81 p. M.
WEST BOUND.
baltimore and W. gton, a "a, 2lTO2 ? 81
a mi tigi0, 600, sos, ffiO, 10 "a fi7 80, .
Baiti@ore and Way stations, : oa a m. sos
Newark. Del. +tA 7os+ i7am; +l2 10. Q O5.
e ~. 20 "a, 35. ha fge II 10 d m.
rittsburg, rs a. m. a 40 y m, daily.
Chicago, Is Ja - 40 y m, daily
Cincinnati and {. Louis, fl2 10 m and
slngeriy acc decentralization, 7oeaur. sos. 7ss
Iandenberg accom- odatlon. Neei days.
az, llW ~, vf and 6p m. SUI days
q 20 m ana 30 ana 4Opm,
Trains leave Market ctitt lffifIs
For New ork week e. ys,f1 81 2Ofe33 am.
For Philadelphia. week days,l D ~
days, 80 a m; l. h. vas p. m
For Baltimore. week days 80, 20. q "a.
z 80 ms .l, pm. Sunday 6J IN;
2 30 and ft|f ui.
For Landenber, Rn, " ST rcrs week
days o o., lg.5.,e m;e5 %, b0pm. Sundays,
Ciiessio and Pitistmg ,seo r. daily ez.
cept Sundays. % " m, df o.
Cincinnati am ST. Louis. al 20 a m dali
except sunday.
Leave Philadelphia or " iminrtOn.
Week days "A D, coo, 530. sis. 40, 10 90
III 3 go; h noon. "a A. o. BOO, "A O5, "a ~
a., 20, O., % 5l, @ 20, q "A, 10, - 40, 10
and IA ~ pm.
SUNDAYS. Is, 0O1. IS 10. san, 100, +ll 85 .
N. /. noon 90, 800, "A 05, 30, IS 81, 20, 81 "a
T.. rs i5, J. o., alo II t0pu.
and Express trains. Telephone. No. 1913
Retcs o Western nouts lower than via any
her line. &. q. NtIlL. Gci Pass. Agent.
j. N. ODLLL. Genernl Manager.
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Thousands saw the HanrInq.

LAFAYETTE, Ga, Oct. 7--Rosooe Mara
ble (colored) was hanged here for killing
Rev Nehemiah Witt. Twenty-Five hun.
dred people witnessed the execution.
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WHMINGToN AND NoRTHERN RAnc

WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Timetable In effect june 10 leG
Trains leave Wilmington, French street sta
ton. fer k. a %. Junction, Muntchonin, Guyen-
sourt. Granogue, Cossart, Chadds' Ford juno
tion, pocopaon. West Chester, Embreeyille,
MortOnviile. COatesville Waynesburg june
ton, Springfield. Joanna, BrdahOrO, Reading
and intermediate stations, daily, except sun
day, - M. 2 pm; SUNDAY only, % a. ~.
and % pm.
b. a. o. junction, Montchanin. Guyencouru
Granogue. CCssarl Chadd's Ford Junction,
POcopson. WCst hester, Embreeville, Nor
tunville. lOattsinc. Wnynesburg Junction,
Sprin~nei and intermediate stations, daily,
except Sunday. 3 % D M, sunday. % p m.
COatesville. West Chester and intermediate
stations daily except Sunday, B 30 la IN, 10 y nj.
Sunday only. az 20 and 90 m.
Trains arrive at Wilmington, French street
station. from Reading, BirdshpTO, Joanna,
springfield. Waynesburg Junction, Coates
Vile, MOrtOnville, Embreeville, West Chester,
Pocopson Chadd's Ford Junction. Coasart,
Granogue, GuyencOurt, Montohanin, b, a o.
Junction and intermediate stations, daily, eX-
except Sunday. lOM m, Is m; sunday
only, 10 "a m and 30 y m.
Prom Springfield. Waynesburg Junction,
COatesville, Mortonville, fmbreeville Pocop-
son. West Chester, Chadd's Ford Junction,
COssart, GranOgue, Guyencourt, Montchanin,
q. a. %. Junction and intermediate stations,
u lily. < 81 and 10 3i am.
krom Coatesville, West Chester and inter.
mediate stations, daily, except Sunday, Y
o m. Daily at 5 80 and 10 "a a m, and 2. m
A. q. .McCAUsLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGS. General Passenger Agt.
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ments, each cost s1.O0 per bottle, and bis
Pleasant Pellets tho original little Liver
Pills, - cents a vial, and no Discount
These genuine medicines ara now sold only
through druggists, regularly authorized ~
agents, and ut tho above longeltahlishud
prices But II you get tho genuine, they're
the cheapest medicines you can buy at any
price. They're sold on a peculiar plan
value received or no payn In every case
they're guaranteed TO benefit or cnrc, or the
money is refunded
Unauthorized dealers mny ofcr spurious
limitations or substitutes at lower prices than
above Beware OF oil such.
Discovery is q perfect romedy for Ecrof-
ula in all its something that pulg,s
the blood ss wen as claims TO- That, il it's
taken in time, win cure Consumption.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Street Car Men strike.

MEMPHIS, Oct. All Of the street car
conductors and motormen struck for an
increase Of wages from fourteen 10 eighteen
cents an hour.
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Postomoe Finances.

WASHINGTON. Oct. THE postofiice de
partment receipts for the fourth quarter Of
the last fiscal year were Si7,50s, ,692 and the
expenditures $40, 9,766,922.
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TENS oE INTEREST.
no prerent the Grin

Or any q, her similar epidemic the blood and
the whole system should be kept Ia heaii hy
condition. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla to give
strength, purify the blood and prevent dis
eilsc.
IIona,s rIns cnre liver ma.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Mhnt stronger Proof

Is needed Of the merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla
than the hundreds Of letters continually
coming in telling Of marvellous cures 10 has
effected after all other remedies had failed
Hoods Pills cure CONSTIPATION.
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ne Rtaed the Mails.

BosToN, Oct. Postal Clerk f. II.
Philip, Of the Providence and Willimantic
route, has been arrested for rihing the
mills
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NODES OF APPLYING WAIST TRIMMING.
The other requires the same amount
Of silk, and is sewed ON at the back side
team at the arm size, and drawn down
to a point, and is there finished off with
two windmill loops and two short ends.
fastened with a jeweled buckle. The silk
does not go on the back at all. Ribbons
TO match, with full rosettes, can be put
upon collar, sleeves or corsage, or wind
mill bows can be set upon the skirt if it
is desired to make the gown more dressy.
A short hour will suffice for it all.
OLIVE HARPER.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

We will be pleased to have you
look, aed you will be pleased when
you buy-MUTUAL ADVANT-
AGE
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Stoves of Am Kinds

And sizes repaired al George II. Hollis's
stove store. . east Fourth streets
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AN INDIAN VILLAGE.
OUR CORRESPONDENT VISITS THE
ST. REGIS RESERVATION.

Order Maintained without Assistance Of
Courts. Police or Constables-How the
Indians Live-Thcir EmpIoyments and
Amnsements-AP Prosperous Community
Especial Correspondcnce.l
st. REGIS. Quebec, Oct. CA quaint
old village, leading from point Of land
between the s.. Lawrence and st. Regis
rivers. and struggling thence along the
the st. Regis bank for about the dis
tance of q mile.
The houses Of log or frame, in irreg-
ular lines, or, more irregular still, set
down without regard to any line what
ever.
Some Of the houses have fences in
front and some have none. The main
street. largely oyergrown with grass,
winds twistingly, giving an odd effect.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

DHIIADELPHIA AND READING RAJ; .
4 ROADE"ROyal Route between Philade,- ?
phiA and Atlantic City-Tha only double track
line.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut street wharf,
and South street wharf.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY,
Week days, express, Q 90 a. m, 200, 800. 400,
bO0p. m. Accommodation, $40 a. m, and
IS 5.3l, 63) p. m.
suuday~express, 100, 9 On, 1913 a. m. Accom-
mediation, s oO a. IN. and 4.45 p. m.
Returning. leave Atlantic City depot, corner
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Week Express. 100. 500. s.Ol a. m
and 9. .l5 $50 p. m. Accommodation, 4 10,
$50. $40 a. m. and 430 p. m.
Sunday-Express. 400, 500. 800 p m. Accom-
Inodation 1.aO a. IN and 3 % p. N
i. A. SWEIGARD, q. e.. HANCOCK,
General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
WHERE
DO YOU
GET YOUR
HATS?

cry week. Notice carefully
the qualities, make up and
styles and particularly the
prices. The young men in
the department will be de-
lighted to show you
through even if you are
not ready to buy. Ask to
see the nobby shapes in
the $3.50 and $3.50 quail
tiles and see if you ever
saw more style or quality
for the money anywhere.
Your initials put in all
hats without extra cost.
JAMES T. MULLIN a son,
Clothing, Men,
Hats, for Young Men,
Shoes, Boys
9th and Market. Wi mington.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

" Chcdp-Johil "
prices won't buy
the genuine med
icines. DR.. Piorcs's
Golden Medical
Discovery for tho
Liver, Blood and
lungs) aud Or.
Plerce's Favorito
Prescription ,for
wonnn's weak
ncesnc and nil-
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

.,ssH. Cummings the photographer SOC Market