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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
SERVICE ANO SONG At AseURY.

Professor Gabriel, of Chicago tho Singer.
Rev. Naylor to Leave Here saturday.
Professor Gabriel, of Chicago, sang at
the services conducted by Rev. Isaac
Naylor. the English evangelist, at Asoury
Church last night Before the sermon he
sang I'll | Were Voice and The SIN
ner and the Song His selection after
the sermon was "Where VIII You Speno
Eternity" which was rendered with
much effect
There will be no service at Asbury
this afterho Don. as Mr.. Naylor will be out
Of the city. He will return in time to
preach as usual to night. His subject
TO morrow afternoon will be UPS
and Downs In the Life of an Evangelist.
He will preach for the last time in this
city tomorrow evening On Saturday
he win leave here for Lewiston. Me.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

81 thought you said you were going
20 bring a friend home 10 dinner with
You" said Mrs. Chugwater.
"He couldn't come, samantha re
nlicd MIR. Chugwater as Inc sat down
with great satisfaction Co the first good
dinner he had had "a chance to attack
Cor a long time.-Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

DENNsYivANla HAfLBOAD STAND
4 ARD Halfway Uf America Pro .ecIti
rhroushout ny the lncrlockiny saiicl and
pHiIAnFIPHi 4. yFlL1nNGTONa BALI
rlNOaE RAILROAD. 1901 90 M. September
Trains WIN leave Wilmington az foliov
Philadelphia express 30. %. % w, FL
CD. $3.50. 0lN 90 81. 1905 1910 u 20. - % BIN.
Accommodation, Q lN.t ll OBJ. ln %, II iiam.
l2 ai. - %. 3 3d. b 20. is. lutlp m
Chester cypress 81. al. . i', %. p, ~,
10 lnuli ID 20, d bl o. no, 81. o. 81, ''li
Northumberland co. 6 %. sO6.l05uDam
10 BIB. . 90. lO b 90 fs l0dl % M.
New York, D. 2ii. 2i. g $50. il. 5 20 ~ 81.
no fi. 10 90. % % m. .i' DID, 80, Nl. % ll nj.
b i9. fb "a, foB. al., i0tnpm
Boston. without change. lO il a. 10, li p ll.
Florida and che sonth, via atlantic Coast
| Line D. ie o. nm. - 5lp m.
/ New Orleans, Richmond and Dangii'e rz-
rtss. II b M All sleeping cars ana lining
West Chester via Lamokiu. oao, 500 m-.
Newark Centre and intermediate stations.
Baltimore AVID Washington. ass son. aii
no %. y Ol,am. l2ub. De- 30, % ti,2 us, ffi li.
zoos. 9 81, 40. ~ pm, - 49, night
li. 600 % mo. and De- B night
Baltimore and Bay line, 2l IN.
| Trains for Delaware Division leave for
Ncw Castle %. u i-U m, . 30 1870 Wi, ~
% 81 m, j. oi night
Lewcs, b i3 n 900, 20 % m.
Express Tor Dover. Harrington and De'ma b..
| 3 tl II ii o. m. % % li, /. ID night
huuinRion, DelmAr and way stations, 70
"a m. Harrington Hnl way stations, p N' % fn.
For Rehoboth and intermediate sta IONS.
llnm. Roiurning leave Rehoboth at 8 ff pan.
hNpress lor Wyoming, CONN.,
| Express for Cape Htries, UII Point GONE
fort and Norfolk, N tin n, l2 Ol night.
. lcnNc Philadelphia. liroHd street. for WI.
m ~, is ls eNe3g 4 4, a ~ NJ VS.
1l, ll. O. 10, CO. ID iH. 1880 m. Do u3 nIHht.
Accommodate ,t .u. .i ll.s am, l..iln,
q q Nl. ffI 20 as. ONi ii ai D m.
sunday Trims leave Wimiuriun ilr.
Philadelphia. rxrra.. 'i % 80. A ai, .s n 10.
80 %. 1908. % ll ami E. 800. 1Ni, 1900. b.
| q 20, q r. 90 ni. Accom- mounuuns 90 d N'u Nit
chester. esplos.. SIS fso. sN0lo. l0ofll,I,
dntion, 1to. oja n', lelo, tl, ioi, a'. %.
Sew York. express. 65. e6f. AGO. 7ol. ~,
,nii. l0M, u 81 @ m. l4 lo, 81, Jo'' iN.f1 20
0i. iu ~, OBJ, luW pnl,
Boston. without chauge. so m.
Sew Orleans. Rich uoud aud hanFilo t--
press, 40 pm. All accepting cars and dining
. Woot Chester via Iamokin. 500 81,
o New Castlc.05lp u. 1905 nieht
f Cape Charles. cd poiut Comfort and nrr
.| fOlk. % Ol night.
d. Mlddletown. clayton. poyer, Wyomire
FELTON,, Hurngtuu. hrIdgcyillc, t.f'N
g. Fo- Fioidn and the south lyia t'hne
Coast Lime ID as n in, j. sd p n-
Do baltimore nui Washington, I'D, 500, li
ui. D. ud, 10 FAD, 5ej. iOl. d, $50 D m,l 2
haitluore and intermediate atations ''s
p ieaveihnsdelohia. pmsd street, i.r i
miurfon. cVarc.s. 10. 2l. Niu lIlHH f
lslet o, 5os.o55, 50 n. sa'. ID io' ~ p 30 o'
.Acr,mmodatln sN, JOSS q m, ieah. H
IHItNAs 1908. ID .a in,
ID Dor further Information, i- serrer 1920 De-
Ga H a. I'D HH II o. d. d.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
ALLEGED emBezzLeR AND THIEF
Johu Callahan Arraigned Before Maels-
trate Monaghan ON Two Charges.

Johu Callahan Arraigned Before MaEls-
trate MONAGHAN ON Two Charges.
john Callahan was before Magistrate
Monaghan this afternoon on the charges
OF embezzling and the theft Of a horse
lie was held in 5000 bail ia each case for
the upper court.
Callahan was intrusted with the
huckstsr wagon aud 80 worth Of oysters
belonging to Richard Mahoney. aud a
horse belonging 60 ARE. Mary MahoneY,
the wife of the former. no went down
the state TO sell the oysters
When Callahan returned be gave
Mahouey "a Mrs Mahoney's horse was
missing. It is said be traded IL of for
another animal The compliments live
in s. nth Wilmington.
Callahan WAS committed in default OF
[ bail
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Miss Maude Adams is a very young
woman to be holding 80 prominent a
position on the American stage. When
Mr. Frohman selected Miss Adams from
his stock company 20 become John
Drew leading lady. 10 surprised a great
many. Miss Adams has been more than
equal to Ell exegeucies. however and her
work in "The Masked BALI has added
materially 90 the entertaining qualities
of tha rlnv
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

A. G. B Anderson. colored, was arrested
last evening on warrant sworn out BY
James Farley, charging him with assault
and battery The assault is said TO have
occurred at the last municipal election
M the Twelfth ward polls. Andersen
gave bail for his appearance for hear
ing on Monday night IN the Municipal
Court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Jacob C. Hess was srraigned Ia Magis-
trate Smiths Office this morning on the
charge of failing TO support his wife.
Mrs Lydia G.. Hess. Mrs Hess has been
compelled 20 leave her home, so she
stated, and work ia the hosiery factory
q, No. PHI Shipley street On the evil
dencs the magistrate he d Hess in 5000
bal for his appearance az the upper
court. u. G. Conrad was the counsel
for the complainant
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Mrs. Fangle-havo you secured q
lolger for your second floor yet, AR
aOslins
Goslin (horrifed ~ haven't been look
ing for "a lodger. madam.
Mrs. Fangle-Why, Pm certain my
husband told me You had rooms TO let in
your upper sgory.-Waif.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

The Fountain jury disagreed yesterday
afternoon. after having been ont from
10 40 I'm the morning TO . IS ia the after
noon. This completed The criminal
work As none of the lawyers were
ready with civil cases the jury panel was
discharged from further attendance, ana
court adjourned
The November term will begin on
fT.,,Tnr-
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
UNITED REvIVAL sERVIoEs.
Asbury. scott and Epworth NJ. +. Churches
VIII Worship AS One.

VIII Worship as One.
Asbury. Scott and Eoworlh NJ Z
Churches, beginning next week, will bod
united revival services. The first services
will be held AL next week at Asbury
Church. Rev J. E France aud Rev. Isaac
Jewell preaching alternately.
The second week Of services will b
held in Scott Church, Revs. Jewell an1
Hanna preaching. The third week
service will be at Epworth, with Revs
Hanna and France Ia charge. II interes
continues the services will then begiI
again at Asbury, the three churche
worshiping as one.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

The fuel supply of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad FOR the present winter has
been distributed az the stations along
their lines Il is coke this year, and
this the stoves will burn instead OF coal.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE can
Bic had At FHE COUNTING ROOM or
TIE vENIRe JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
on AND NORTH ERN Rail
w HnAD Tlme tahle ln elIell juno y

WHINING on AND NORTH EliN Raj -
w hOAD. Time table in effect June ID.
1898
Trains leave Wilmington. French 81 rect
station for r. a. % junction, Montchauip,
Nfuterthur. Huyencuurt. 6ranogue, Cusstr
Uhadds' Fori Junction, PocQpson. Wesi
Chester. Emhreevillr, MortonVille. Coates
Vile and inter mediate stations. daily, except
sunday. 90 ,t and 81 "a pa. 80, % ana %
10 m: sunday only, at eil q lhi Qt, 90 ana
% sd D IN
Hor XVavrtshurg Junction, Springfield ana
Intermediate stations. daily. except sunday
at C6 m. 3i and 5 30 p nl. sunday oniy at
sO4 "a M. 900 aud As p m
.ror Joauun. Bird-6oro. Reading and inter-
/ mediate stations daily. except sunday, at
| 3 U6a m and l3 % M. sunday only at q" %
/ No. and l9 p IN.
"a. e. NcCAUSLAND. superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Agent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

The Brownsou Library Association viii
Give social ia its gymnasium on
Thanksgiving afternoon. Dancing will
be the principal feature.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Passenger traffic on the r., W. q B. raj
road was unusually heavy this morning.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
DEGisrEh's ORDER.


New Castle County. Del. October 2s. lts3.
Upon the application of j tno ftnneBan
and John a. tInncEan, executors OF
Iohn Finnegru, late OF WILMINGTON hun
drod. 300 said county, deceased, DO
ordered and directed by the r. geter Thai the
executors aforesaid give notice ut granting OK
letters tcsiaWontary urun tho estate OF de-
crasiil. with fhe date of granting thcrcuh uy
causing auNri tiscmcuts to De posted within
forty dave from fhr date Of such letters 1 D six
of the most public places of the county .ot
Nen Castle. requiring AN persons having de-
innnds against The estate 90 present the snmei
or abide by uu set uf Assembly Ia such case
mnde ANA provided; and also cause the same
60 he inserted within the same period IN The
fvEeINO JOURNAL. "a newspaper published Dog
Wilmington. Del, and % De continued
therein three weeks. fe o. d.l
Given under the hand and seal
oil office of the Register Aforesaid
a. Wilmington, Ina New Castle
l. s.. County aforesaid, the day auo
year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that letters Tesla.
mcnfary were in due form OF law grant co
unto the undersigned. on the tFcnty-eil htl
day OF Oc obcr, a ID. 1888, and that an persons
having claims against the estate or the ue
ceased must present the same. duly attcsted
tothe said exc utors, on or before the twenty
eighth day OF October. 1894, or abide the ac
OF Assembly iu such case made ana provided
LANE FINNhGAN,
JOHN A. tlNNtGAN,
EXECUTORS
Address. sls Spruce street. Wilmington. Del
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

DANK STOCK WILL BE SOLD AT
- public auction, Ht SudhamH auction
rooms. No. 300 East Fourth street, on Wed.
trdnV. November .,. 1858. nt IN m.. siE
shares nt stock First National Bank; nNe
shares National Bank of Wilmington, and
NruudYwino. Terms rnsh. ~ElI kllA
TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
L...uLur Of .-IlL = .L.Irun. MD-.---l.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

The West Philadelphia football eleven
did not arrive IN time TO begin yester-
DAYS game at Riverview The Deia"ar
Field Club colts had 70 refund the moe.
TO the spectators
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. 502 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington, Delaware,

Open daily from o o'clock, n, M, until %
~, and on Tuesdays and saturdays from tQ
10. m.
Aascta n0a6,6BB.Os
Dennfitn. Set ,atS ca
Surplus, Hll1,eo0. 80
Interest allowed on deposits of money TO-
one or more calendar months nc Che rate o'
Z per cent. per annum. Money loaned Ca
mortgage ou real estate.
GfOEtff w. BUSH. President.
y. AUGUSTUS McOAUiLEN. Vice prea't
d. n. TAYLOR, fec'y and Treas.
JOSEPH 81 MATHER. Auditor
MAY O.. is8.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Notice D. hereby given that Letters OF ADJ
minisirnfion were lu due form of law granted
unto the undersigned, on the seventh day
eff November. A. d., lNn, and that nll persons
having claims auHiusf The estate OF the de-
censed must present the same, duly ntteatld,
90 the said Administrators, un or before TIE
seventh day of November. lhll. or abide
the Act of Assembly Boz such case made and
provided. SUSAN a. CARNAGN,
WILLIAM @. l. CAkNA6A,
Administrator.
Address w T. LYMAN, Fsu.. Attornry-at Law
Wilmington. Del
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
NnrInEs
DED MEN. NOrICF.

II
Members oi MrQua Tribe. 80. b. Improved
%. Is. Men. and an members of sister trhes
are earnestly requested 90 meet at Ken Mems
Wigwnm. So go Shiulcy street on the 18TH
sun oi present moon, at the lst run after high
sun, Saturday. Nor. 18TH, O'Clock b. mo for
the pur .ose OF attending the funeral oi our
late Brother Charles Deputy. Iiy order of
the sachem. ID. o.. RGEANr, O.. oi 70.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Mrs Elizabeth Wollaston smith. wife
of Albert w. Smith. was buried this
afternoon at o'clock. lnierment was
made in the Wilmington and BrandyWine
Tauafarv
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

M .H..# O. %. NNN |.HHI D.
sleeping ears running through 20 Bosi9n eiii.
oui change MA InuNihtel-it Hli1tNf i''''t'H
pa.senrers in b 4 nj. stalon Boston
,IiilhAl lii D. p N hlt ili q ~
khl STREETS. Wfek DAYS, s o. % 'ii
no ai ui, E. 800 % 3D., aA, nv mss rNt-
de,. rs % 1872 iVHN I'D .-4'' .'''' '''
.lit W na'rgr,t,f. r,t-t.,1,v r.rfe4.ff
ia ',,,r,i, y ti W. Ia,
~ ,a ~. p. II go .- rs ia i ra ..In .nln
y ~ eW! 90, u ai't i'',. eo y m w.
w. .-., IN '- ia ~ D.. 0fn IA ~ ,. .a
Win N, M fr,dtfii . .,' .lta ra,
! W tii , N lia,e.. ~ d io p , IA .I
/ ,,.f y. y n. ..1s q ss s-.n sa5 i6tn' tfnl-
/ ~, ''' DUO ''''' '-''
/ pm, &c.,. .ao, ea, nr. -r
] ~ neaiti. mt,N e.- r. tf. FL III
| NV la ''' ~ a. ans rsi n s.
ut. IF iN, rNl' Voc ''' tf '
| iNtt' ~ " y nli .,n, ga. f- Id. .r a.D
nee #, eunn"3 "a ta,s 9o .r
Mf'. li 'N .l- ~. b, b., P. - oa = ~
u-s Hi, ~, pUl. .ii w ni'
/ htinric WY, Me'a "fl7' ''''
r ~ D ihi 7Ahuhs ni N '.' ,.lH i''
WEST hDiNb-
baltimore and Wishinfion woe'- lat..
"a ii lO2 us Sc o. m. Il2 lG. tU' -'Ni Do,
lH.H 1872 ql6p n. sundays, y in. N'.
1s III ann: ug i6. eos sos. 0ili, .1ab.
llglHnm
Baltimore aud Way Stations. 10 ani.H|1
d. mdaily.
/ Newark. Del, week DAYS = .N 1tl
m. Hi2 $3.50. 10 %. .j3i, So .s -. li % N
| n n. sunday 400. zoe So am. I- iu, li
iGaf G5. sl2. % o.. N 10 D. m.
pitt4hurn, B 30 "a no. 50 81 p m, da.lr.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16
nnnIsrrn,s oRpnns.
RtGlsrER's ORDER.


New Castle County, Del, Soy. ., 1879
Upon application of Susan a. Narnagy lnu
William a.. b curnngy, administrations OF
Alexander I Carnagy. late of go. George
hundred. iu said county. deceased, 10 ia ore
dered and directed by ihe Register that the
Administrator aforesaid give uuiice OF grant
ing of Letter of Administration upon me
estate OF the deceased. with the date oi
granting THEREOF, hy causing advertisements
10 Doe posted within forty days from The date
of such letters in SIX OF the most public place
of the county of sew Castle, requiring nl
persons having demands against the estate io
present the same, or abide by nn act of AZ iu-
bly, ln such case mnde md nr0tideui and also
cause the same Co Dee Inserted within the same
period in the Evening journal, newspaper
published Zoo Wilmington. Del. and 90 necun'
f.unCd therein three wees ga. %. d.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

ROADZ"Royal koute' heintcu iiuFt-
d.lphia and Atlantic Clty-Ihc un D4aN.n
track line. . ,......,..-
Leave Philadelphia. Chestnut STREE hNt
and south street WlAlf
FOR ATLANTIC CITY
Week nara.-f Vprt ss, 8 ul. a. tN Dr., f-fiNf-
davs. l.3W 2OO. $50, 4ul. 4M. '. r. ar-
commodaiiou. $ 90 "a mi ,l, - b. in
sundays Expires, tah eW. WV Ii-
Accommodation S 90 8 mn aud il % 1i.
RefurninE leave Atlantic liiy ocpU'. rnfi"I
OF Atlantic ana Arkansas ofenne- We
dnys.-Fxpress. Mondays only't ili ,fNh
o ,ai IA rn and 3 li. q Il. an. go No. a ru.it-
mediation. 5 90 s lu. a m. and 3D. pn.
Sundays EXpi ess, 90. D. 90 nN'. ~, Pr
ID ny Accommodation - ,ai q ln nnd 'i ID iii.
- A. SAEIGAhD. a.. ii. ANtNt d..
GenI Suparintend Gen Pass. Agent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Misses Edna and Ellen Williams, OF
this city. are visiting Miss Florence
Caulk, at Camden, Del.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-16

Miss Bette G. Barr and Howard II
Feaster were married last night at tho
home Of Mrs H. X Watson, sister Of the
groom. No 2O3 West Ninth street, Miss
Alice Watson was maid Of honor ano
Miss Annie Greenleaf was bridesmaid.
William Il. Isler acted as best man Rev.
H. S Dulany, of Kipgswood NJ +
Church. performed the ceremon5.
The bride wore a white silk gown. made
en- train and trimmed with point lace
She wore tulle veil fastened with
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25

silent to the music of peace. The
architects of the Auditorium are
converting the great drill hall and
its winding galleries into an audi
forum that will have a seating ca
pacity for about 5000 people. This
great room is 100 by It's feet, with
out pillar or partition, the three
stories above being suspended by
great rods from the steel trusses that
support the roof. AS a place of en-
tertainment it will worthy of its
famous namesake, the Trocadero Of
Paris. 1t will be furnished with Ia
complete and beautiful stage; and
the ventilation electric lighting, and
acoustics will incorporate all the
latest and best devices. The great
banquet hall will be utilized as a
restaurant, from which the music
can be heard
If Chicagos great buildings will
attract attention by day they will
take new interest with the shining
lamps of nightfall; the great boule-
wards thronging with a restless
multitude will blaze with light; the
huge buildings, seemingly towering
up among the stars, will cast strange
fantastic shadows; circles of light
will illumine the tower of the North
ern; the Trocadero will appear like
some grand old feudal castle, whose
outlines blaze with electric lights;
powerful flash lights will fash from
the top Of the Masonic Temple miles
out over the scintillatng waves OF
the lake, and every great archi-
tectural wonder will serve as the
basis of some bright beacon and show
that the spirit Of Chicago never
sleeps, and that the wtehery Of the
night will outcharm the day in pre-
senting attractions outside the walls
OF the White City.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25

mids of old Egypt One can hardly
credit that clayey and uncertain soil
could be made to sustain on a com
paratively small foundation a tower
$50 feet high, such as ornaments the
Northern Pacific Railway Station,
each pile in its foundation supporting
tons. This tower is 28x28x250, and
weighs 1852 tons Few people are
familiar with the fact that the tower
OF the Auditorium weighs twice as
much as the famous Eiffel Tower of
Paris, and is on an area Of founda-
tion fractional compared with that
of the Partisan wonder, standing firm
as rock on floats Of steel rails an
chored far below the level Of the
lake, that is only a stones throw
distant.
To the eye accustomed to harmoni-
GUS proportion, these great buildings
naturally impress more by their mag
nitude than their artistic grace; but
connoisseurs will involuntarily admire
the new Woman's Temple or the
Pullman Building as graceful and
artistic massive compositions in gran
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25

took the strange resolution of enlist
ing as a soldier. She served as
marine on one of the vessels of fleet
bound for the West Indies, and
showed so much courage that she was
repeatedly promoted. Her sex was
unknown, and therefore it could never
be claimed that Hannah Smells sue
cess was due to Partially or fayorit-
ism. Once, when dangerously wound
ed, she extracted the ball herself,
fearing that she might be discovered
and discharged. After long service
she returned to her native home at
Worcester, England, where her adj
ventures soon became spread abroad.
The government on investigation of
her really great career granted her a
pension Of ego. She died full Of
years and laden with honors in an
inn near Mapping.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25

This Is the utost novelty promised Tor
scientific display An English sriontist
describes how This Is possible without
cost, and how beneficial the plan would
be II is simply che joining ul ordinary
copper ahuthlug to tho negative pole oi
4 ga.wn,c mii0ry aud iu amaimmltnl
thf whole external surface % tha copper
U.th mercury "Julef th0 .aHuuO. oI
t4a e.eeu.c nuuuia passing traces pl tAr
precious mrn. .o.l ani H.tag wII hu
81 .ntNoI iruu thU NHfHf 4pn fh.
tHHthua aHI uUI m ih.u h.Hl hr th.
H H Hmf.aH Fhe H-t tH.t
U..H#. .llfm nh. #st.aUI t..
Hn.f H.H I.I il.H mst b.
lH.N. ..NH 4. e. N..h
.a H Ii H.
I...4
$500 |." NH
H.
"a fl. ..
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25

Any girl of II who is not deformed
can make herself attractive and even
beautiful If she will, says a we'll
known New York physician. A light
course of gymnastics and plenty Of
outdoor exercise will make the figure
round and elastic and develop the
limbs Tight shoes, corsets, heavy
wells and late hours must be dis
carded, and every effort made to
avoid excuses and live in a rational
manner. Those having a thick oily
skin, broken by pimples or come
dones or black-headed worms, there
is no other alternative but a careful
diet, if they would have it grow
smooth and flne-grained. But little
butter must be eaten, and no fat
meat, and the food consist for the
most part of vegetables and fruit. A
tablespoonful of sulphur in honey
taken every other morning for a week,
then omitted three mornings ana
taken again, will clear the com
plexion in a couple of months, but
will probably make the black specks
more numerous for a week or two. A
mixture of powdered sulphur in
diluted glycerine, rubbed on at night
with the other treatment, will soon
cause them to disappear Wash off
carefully in the morning with soap
and water, in which there is little
ammonia. After this, if the face
seems oily, wash it at night with
spirits of camphor, reduced with half
as much glycerine and a few drops Of
ammonia, In the morning, battle
the face as before in water with
ammonia in it, and after wiping it
carefully sponge it over with cam
phor and water, and in short time
the fairness of your complexion will
delight you and surprise your friends.
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-03-25
Two Weddings.

The late Duke Macmillan, father
Of the Empress Of Austria, was one
of the most simple and affable of
men. One day, as he was travelling
on the train between his country resi-
dence and Vienna, he fell into con-
versation with a banker from Stutt-
CART.
"Are you going to Vienna?" asked
the Duke.
Eyes; to see my daughter. She has
just been married"
"Ah!" said the Duke "mine has
just married, also, Was it good
match?"
Excellent! And that Of your
daughter"
Not bad either"
my daughter married the Banker
Goldschmidt.
"Mlne, the Emperor Of Austria"