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Evening journal., 1894-03-03

are there starving thousands In lrelandf
Because Of the relentless rapaciousness
Of landlordism. Bat these things are ex-
pected Of the old world. Why should we
now find them in the newf The reason IS
that England has fastened upon as her
hateful gold system. II was treason TO
8 rike down the American flag, but ten fold
more treason was the act Of the men who
tried 10 strike down the American dol
lar, the symbol Of liberty"
The reporter does not state whether
Mrs. Lease whistled At the end OF that
higbly-colored verbal photograph, or
paused WbIstling would have been,
perhaps, more expressive OF her feelings.
and more consonant with her surrouud-
ings, but the pause would have been
more eloquent.
Whether she paused or wbistled, how
ever, she resumed again 10 say:
As Nero tiddled while Rome was bura-
ing, 30 did the bad, hateful old political
parties keep up their tariff tinkerlngs
while the workingmen starved
The logic Of that, we are candid enough
to admit. is obsc ure Bat no doubt Mrs
Lease created the impression she wished
TO create That sort of nonsense always
excltes the ignorant.
In another burst Of this spectacular
and whooping eloquence she said:
The Populist party Is the only party
that is I'm accord with the Constitution
the principles OF justice aud the teach.
ings Of Jesus Christ.
That is surely obscure in logic Tne
fact is. the logic Of it is Psychological "
II not sacriligious, It certainly is fool
thing TO say. We cannot think other
wise than that Mrs Lease creates the
impression OF fool talking 10 goose.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
RAILROADS..


DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD-sTAND-
u ARD Railway OF America-Protected
throughout py the lnterlocking Switch and
PHiLADELPHTA. WILMINGTON and BAL
TlMO~E RAILROAD, December "a, 1898.
II aims win leave Wilmington as follows:
Piidlee6elphia express, / 65 50, 20, 30. : 4s.
Ii2 -, 81, %, o., 10. Il. So %. le N.
Accommodation. . %, 9 80, & O5, 10 40, II 33am.
Chester cypress. s. S. s. 4 x. j. s1 n 7ms
Ivy l0Uo' II ~, II 81 a m, 81. . O4, 90, 7Od,
A, ,commodation.e 9 90. 8 IS, SOC, 1O4.il3 3am.
II 81. 70, 3 40. B 20, As, 10 30 pm.
New YORK; 90, 255, 20. 30 o So, s so, 900,
10 o. 10 40 II 81 m ll2 10, 81, %, %, % TO-
~, %, t6 q, fO5, 10 30pm.
y. ston, without change. 10 l6 am. 8 &c d m
Fl ortda and the South, (via Atlantic Coast
Line) u 10 a m. u 5Opm.
New Orleans, Richmond and Danviiie Ex-
tref 3, u Al D m.
Y sst Chester, via Lamokin, 30. 500 am,
Newark Centre and intermediate stations.
40 m, % . IN.
80 Bslt,T9re b I, % and Washlnston, 4s5 sm.q1l,
-6 %, 9 50, Al. % p m, IL 10 night.
4 40, 0 06 p m, and 40 night. ~
Baltimore and Bay Line, 23pm.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. l3, II II "a m, Al. 4So, Q %, $50
LCWes. 3 10 h IN, p m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmar
10, ii O3 m, 2 m, y OF night.
ess sr wv vVSoTays mey se n only, Il m
Express Tor ape Charles, Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk. II O3 q IN, l2 Of night.
mington, express, 90, 20, 725, ssi, Q 10. lO@
II Ia a m. l2 10, 4l2 30, 30, 50, $40, 4Oi 44l
Os, 80, 80 u. 8, % liJ5, ii i6. - m. m
4 03, 4 81, o -. s 80, 10 O3. IL 3s pm.
Sunday Trains-Leave Wilmington for:
Phiiadelphie, express. IS, %. 20. %, 90.
~ a m I r . or
l2pm. Accommodation, z co. t5 q m, u 10,
l 45, %, 20, 10 30 p m.
m, 81. o., s., 7O5 G isp ~ Aecommo,, SS 20,
dation, %. % a N, II 10, i45, o., 20, 7s5.
10 20 . N.
New York, express, l s., g IS, 40, Z 90, 8 80,
10 %, II 81 m, Y 10, 81, 3 O5, O5. IS 10 558,
70 n, Z O6, 10 % pm.
Boston, without change. 81 So pm.
New orleans. Richmond and Danville ex-
West chester, via Lamokin. 8 O5 a m.
New Castle, 81 p m. ls Oe night,
Cape p,s Z, Charles Old Point Comfort and Nor
n Nd, MS,iddless9wn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming,
Laurel and Delmar. u Ol night
For Florida and the SUuth (via Atlantic
Coast line) II 4s m, u 50pm.
Baltimore and Washington, 485, S OIL 10
m. u O4. 1850. %, 70 %, Al, . 52Op m,
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 90
Leave Philadelphia. Bro.d street. for Will
mington, express, 8 30, % 9l0 III is A m.
II 80 m.
Accommodation, s So, 10 80 a m, I2 s5, 2 O5,
| 9 10, 3 3S. 10 03, II ltSpm.
For further information, passengers are re-
/ terred 70 the ticket Office az the station.
| TCengfesslonal Limited Express trains COM
posed entirely Of Pullman Nestibule parlor
/ and Dining Cars. NOextra fare
| sLimited Express Trains. composed Of Pull
man Veslibu Pa lor Cars Vestibule Pas
senger Coaches and Dining Cars. No extra
/ fare.
tRichmond and Danville Express. OSo
/ coaches)
fDining Car attached
| =. NJ, PROVOST. J. r. WOOD,
| General Manager. General Passenger Agt.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

AANNAa OF ANAnr tue AnuuANiun IN Mnlcn
it Leaves People, aud the Only Thing
To Do"
"Itis a very slow process ~
Ihe ceker WAS a prominent physician.
Continuing. De 10;
o. mean getting over the after.cff ects NJ the
grip. ANY one who has seen a. much Of it az
have c-n easily understand H. The z 10 lasfa
for long time and seems 20 take 4 special
hold up u the syst m. Il frequently runs in'O
p eumonia. sometimes leaves the hearing
partially Impaired. the throat with an ir-
rltaiing sorrnees. and the stomach with im-
paired digestion Il seems 10 lake a long tune
q recover the strength. the emerge or tie ans
Oitun fter one.l Rs has = run Z the 1-fp and
20 frequently nnd uenralgia. rheumaffs ID.
and even worse hings fll owing if
"eNW 'rhaf slurlf nrV enrFihin man 90
80 na1 Du rtrrr these oifcnmsfance.f TIE
answer s-elna hHrd. hut ls r,allg easy. slrnnlv
hrIp nature o. crt over tho frouhle- sfif1n-
Gee tlf Rods aul fac lties just little. This
d Whist every luod physician Ga fhe land
iutn' tics in order % drive grip ont of fha
system. ~ should be rememherci. however.
inat the samunlt must be pure, and tina Z
l9ilius Tor NJ ti pufpse is equsi 10 good
wniekey IN o. unf rfunafe. hoeevor. fhat
there q 30 little pure medicinal whi-ley no n.,
lguno. "A a., fact. 70 can he truly said fhaf
there a but one striefiv medicinal VIII '.kav
upon the market and thar Is nunt's pure
Malt it IA not like ordinary whiskey. how
ever much druerist- and grOcers may "a, 80.
II has, Ia fact, properties possessed hy nc
other, and I, beyond questi0 n sumulani
which can safely and effectualiy be taken h
/ prevent the GRIP OF drive away its rnost dis.
aeterons after-shects."
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
rnstmnstor. Annnintea.

WAsHrNcToS, March 3.-The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed;
New Jersey w oodbine. Herman Rosenfleld.
New York Camlus. : n. Cook; Glare. Mrs.
ELLEN Burkc Copsnhagen. p. +. storm; East
E'ma. g. ~. Bulnan; Humphrey e.. :. fiarce;
Aarceilus. -. n. DunuAuc; Winthrop. =. -.
HettinGcr.
penns,lvauia- belmont. A. T., Blose; Hart
loy Hail. u.s.. n. Shacncr. Hillside. VI. B
SAultz. Mechanic Grove. b. r. Hulz Miillgun-
town. n. NJ Artman; Target. q. W. Miller;
Wisox. J. G. ffolcu.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

In passing the seigniorage bill the
Populist hurried and scared Democrats
had an opportunity to vote so rs to create
an impression at home Since voting for
the rspeal Of the Sherman Silver Pur
chase clause. many Of them have been
solicltous Tor their standing at home
hence they use this bill to correct any
bad imprt sion that might have been
made by their previous votes. It is gen
orally understood that either the Senate
or Mr.. Cleveland will block the passage
Of the Be- eigniorage bill. We have more
currency Tow than we need But in any
case this silver sop to the Popnlists is
harmless.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

By inserting a one.cent tax on sugar 10
obtain the votes Of the Louisiana Sens
tors, and a. income tax to btsin the votes
Of the Popu lists, the TariH Reform bin can
be passed without the aid Of Hill, Mur
ply. German, Brice and the Republicans
Senator HI is a conservative" protector
Of anything that Cleveland proposes 80
destroy" Senator Murphy's heart bleeds
for the cuff and collars industry; Sena
tor Gormah has interests In the coal
mining industry Senator Brice has sud
denly developed a tender sympathy foi
the politicsl wool-clip OF Ohio II these
recalcitrant "conserystiyea" propose really
10 stand h. ne way Of tariff reform and
block the passage Of bin, IS Senator
Edmunds blocked the passage Of III,
Mckinley bill tin maple sugar wal
bountied ihen Il would be well to def,
these CONSERVATIVES and look for NOR,
important votes elsewhere
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

II they Ike that sort of thing. the
Pennsylv0li may make the vote for
Mr. Grow unanimous That will not
alter the situation We expect to lose
PenDsylvs ia; we don't care how much
the majority is.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

SuPPosr the Republicans put up or
shut up about Hawaii. II they are ~
anxious as they profess TO be to annex
Dole and hose American interests "
why do they not invent some decent and
RESPECTABLE plan for annexatIon2
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

THREE G lses of brandy shipped to
senstor C,ueron In Florida, were seized
while passing Beaufort, S. G II Cover
nor Tnlmsn wanted brandy he should
have ash ID for IL; 30 that Senator
Cameron ould not have to suffer from
lhirai
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

SENATOR CuiLoM, Of Illinois, has
introduced bill to appoint tariff com
mission. and directing that the commits
sion shall construct a system Of tariff
duties based on the difference between
the cost Of American and foreign labor
De specifies the kind Of commission be
wants, and goes into voluminous de
tails about the work the commission
shall do. Perhaps Senator Cullom has
forgotten that lis party friends ere
ated such a commission In 1892. That
commission Travelled throughout the
country, asked condolences, interviewed
manufacturers. sympsthizsd with
workingmen, hobnobbed with million
aires, ate expensive dinners, drank
great deal Of champagne, went TO
w ssbinRton. and recommended that
the tariff duties be reduo, d TO abont 20
per cent sometimes more, sometimes less
he commission really did its work well.
Iis recommendations were Just aud
reasonable The commission decided
that the tariff duties we're too high, ano
that they should be reduced But that
ia not what happened The protection
lists, msnufso urers and capitalists
swoopsd down upon Congress in palace
cars. gave dinners TO the committees and
represent,d that the reduction Of the
duties recommended b, that commission
would destroy their industries. Their
pleas and dinners we're s, effective. their
arguments 30 cogent, that instead OF
doing what every Republican President,
every real statesman. every Republies an
Secretary Of the Treasury. every candid
and honest man, and what the COM
mission appointed by the Republicans
had recommended should be done th,
Republican Congress actually turned
about to increase the tariff. giving us
he tariff Of 1883. an aversge Of 42i pei
cent "A higher tariff than had ever beer
proposed or thought OF before. II Seua
tor Cullom remembers that bit OF bic
tory, be certainly introduces this bill a
a ghastly piece Of hnmor.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Don't fsl to save your coupons so as
to secure "a the parts Of that great work,
"sights and Scenes Of the World, " which
we are nov Offering to our readers.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

THE mos remarkable faith cure method
ever practcei was introduced by Dr. Nc
Fadden Who has just died In Chicago
His faith sure was not the orthodox
method. Instead OF praying to relieve
the patient $ sickness, he pretended to be
able to scare the devils away by cursing
them His profanity is said TO have
been comp ehensive, original and volum
( inous Il vas not potent. however, to
save his own life; for though the air
about him is said to have been redoleni
with brims one. and Of deep azure hue,
he died Ie is stu dead. or as the
Every Evening would ssy, "stone dead "
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

We make new and relay old carpets,
also npholstsr and repair furniture Of all
kinds, at lowest prices. Valentine &
Handy, 1is King street. Telephone 6l2.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Tar OPT nents Of the administration
are clingirg to the Hawaiian bone as If
they never expected to find any meat
again.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

In many ways the protectionists ira
verse or enounee their contentious
Thus the New York Tribune referring TO
Csrnegle's advice to pass a moderate
tariff bill So as not to endanger "the peace
Of the country" has discovered a con-
spiracy which explains, 10 says, "she iron
kings sudden conversion from'a disciple
and benefl lry OF protection into an ad-
vocate pleading gratuitously the cause Of
a free trade measure This admits that
Carnegie s the beneficiary Of the
measure which was passed for the bene-
at Of the american workingmen end to
preserve tn iron industry from destrue-
tion IL Is another admission to refer to
him as Coz tending "gratuitously" for a
free trsde measure. OF course we all
know that be coatentions for the work
ingmen ana for the industries are non
sense and ahsms, but Il Is seldom taat
the protect 1nists admit either.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

A Bull 20 protect senillty has been
passed by the Massachusetts, Leeisla
ture Tais is a measure intended TO re-
duoe in sous cases. aud abolish In other
cases, the amount Of damages in breach
OF promise suits, where the men are
over 60 years Of age. It is the plea Of the
advocates e the bill that men Of this
ripe age nre too susceptible. When
matched against the gay young blonde
or the frolicsome widow, the skirt
dancer OF the hitherto highly respect
able woman who wants a home, with a
fat purse On the side, they are apt L
fall victims The members Of the Massa
chusetts Legislature lament this frailty
They have concocted a bill to prevent
excessive dausgss to the old fools
purses. BIT they acknowledge 1t is i'm
possible to prevent the damage that ma
be incident to the old fellows hearts.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

MANY OF the protection papers, rely
ing on the news" sent to them by cor
respondent In Washington have been
telling their readers that the Wilson
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Parlor organs. slightly used, for SEQ,
$50. $40, $50 and $50 RoBELEN & 20 :,
No 40 Market street
Sole agency for the Wilcox q White
self playing symP Nony organs.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Cummings, the photographer, 1909
Market street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

EVEN the respectable negroes near New
Franklin, N. j., are incensed at the
murder OF Mr. Bakers wife and child
The civilized world Is startled by such an
awful tragedy. But the Morning News
is sp,logetic The negroes are voters:
the Republican party cannot exist with
out their votes Hence the News must
condone. II II cannot excuse, their crimes
In this case the editor apparently could
not conceive, or II he conceived, did not
dare TO make direct defense; but he
adopted the plan of making Sr Baker.
the VIII te man, pRrticeps criminls The
man whose wife aud child we're mur-
dered must bear his share In the crime
The News says:
The careless and very foolish display
Of money before the two negroes was the
Immediate incentive for the tragedy
which followed The ignorant fellows
had their cupldity aroused by the sight
~ what TO them was a fortune. and that
infEmed their brutal instincts TO the
point where robbery aud murder was
suggested to their weak minds They
we're tempted aud their worst passions
we're aroused
They were tempted they fell. It was
the victims fault What right mas a
white man upon earth anyhow, II he does
not draw a pension and vote not to de-
stroy the 'fnfant industries2" A woman
too. what should she do but conceal her
sex with bieeches and a beard? She
shall not 60 abroad as a deienseless
woman lest she tempt a Republican
voters lust Children, too, they should
walk on stills and never 60 abroad with
innocent and childish prattle lest they
tempt these .inearnate iends aud Gin
huenoe their brutal Instincts" What
logic What a monstrous misconcep
tion Of political loyalty to the black
bridge that saves the Republi can party
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
ATLANTTC CITY DIVISION,
Leaves Philadelphia Chestnut Street W arr
and south street W harf - -.


and south street W hart ,.,.,,
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Week Days-EXpress. bU. WV a M (catur-
days, i 800, CO. 3 %. 20, a. 10 ,. m. Ac-
commodation co q N; 81 B % pm.
SundaVs-f Xuress, % " p 10 M
Accommodation. 8 90 N; % p m.
Returning, leave Atlantic City depot, corner
of Atlantic and Arkansas avenues. Week
daVs xpress Monday only. o 45) 90, IS.
q .i6 N m. and o To- 90, 53O. z 80 m. Accom-
n,odetion- 5 30. 8 10 a m. and Upm.
Sundavs-Express. 100, 500, 800, SnO 0 30
n m Accommodation, 30 a m and % % m. Z
A. SWf IGARD, g. g. HADCOCK,
Gen'i Superintendent. Gen. Pass Agent.
a IIMiNGTON AND NUhlHEkN RAIL
w ROAD. Time table In effect November
i'lI, Tr,sins ms leave Wilmington. French street
STATION. for b. & o. Junction. Montchanin
WI terthur, Guy encourt. GTeanoRue -Cossart
Chadds' Ford Junction, Pocopson, West
Chest-r r Fmbreeville. MOrtOnville, Coates
Vile and intermediate stations, daily. except
Sunday, at IS M, IS, 45 and 8 80 d IN:
SUNDAY only at o. m; i5, 50pm.
For u ayneshurR Junction, Spungfeld and
Intermediate stations. daily. except SUNDAY.
af78jam. 2 d5 and IS p N. sundays only ~
sOTa am, I % and 70 2 IN.
For Joanna, Birdsh0ru, Reading and inter-
Z, ediate stations, daily, except Sunday. at
Z 85 a ~ aud 80 y N. sunday only at sU5 a
u a. q. McIlAUsLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESs BklEtsS. Gen. Paseeneer Agent.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
NOTICES

NTOTICE.-DIVISION NO. 6. a. o. II. ALL
~ members are requested To- be present al
meeting on Monday evening. MAJ ich ., as
business Of Importance r. To be transacted
By order OF finance committee.
n. \. nOHkh TN. Chn rman.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

NOTICE -UNDAR AND PURsU Ant TO
- the act Of the General assembly OF the
state OF Delaware. entitled "An act Concern
ing Private Corporations passed At Dover
March l4fh. 1888, notice is hereby given that
an applicn ton will be made 70 the Hon lg-
nnfius a. Gruhb. Associate Judge Of the SUI
periOr COu of ihe stale OF lelaware. residing
IL New Castle COUNT on SATURDAY, the
10Th day Of March. A. ID, 1884, AZ 10 O'Clock IN
the morning. a. Chambers. in the city OF VIII
mingfon, for the INCORPORATION OF "a soci ~ TO
b- & He'd "rhe sarah White Home Tor AGED
Color, Pers Ms" tue object OF which Is to
adopt and carr into effect suitable measures
10 afford relief and employment 10 indlgen at
cOlored persons. LEVI c. BIRD.
kttornev FIR uroposed fncorporAtors
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

PHILAbELPHIA, TWENTY FOURTH
AND lHESTNUT Sis. Week days, o %. S IS,
a M ne "a. 25, y 4s, 80, 4 IS. 555. 81. E@,
%, 10 90, III 10 . m.
m; / 9, ie 4s, $50, ! IS, Is So. 63i, Ess,
TFsfitffLSbELFEHiIi,Ai, TWELFTH AND MAR
KEg STL EETS. Week days, I3 C8. 70 u, " 30,
Is 40, 40 30. m; 2 AZ Z 80, nj 90 pm.
PHILADELPHIA, sundays, I3 OS. Io p, no 80
n ester week days. i3 o8. 5 45.B2l, 685. H3O,
90 Is 40, IS, II %, 40 80. lll bOa M 2i " 40,
3 80 55. IS 35, 81, u 80. 25, 10 90 IN % m.
no 8i ii 40 m; 25. Y 49, 30, IS, 10 35. 81,
u 80, s25, 10 OQ, Ill % 2 m. 100
| Atlantic City, week days, " 30 m; Y 40,
p M; Sundays, 85, m; y 49 pm.
Baltimore and Washington. week days
t4E z 02. l6 a. a N; il2 10, " %, 3Oi, H4I
1851. 1912. % 93s p N. sundays, "a AZ, 70s
Il 3, M ~ l6 e %, %, a a, ls - no 30 pm.
Baltimore and Way Stations, u a m. 3o5
Ns SsFS & . Del; week days M45 5oos @G
. M sundays "a a, ZOE. IS Il a m. SIC l6, O5,
| IA A., 735, fs 1e, TIO35. II 1Opm.
Pittsourg; g a m. q q ? IL daily,
80 IS p m, daily except Sunday; flO 35 Sunday
New Orleans. via Bristol and Chattanooga,
IS Il m, daily. Through sleeper to New Or
slpgerly accommodation, Z O2 am. 3O5, IS
and II 10 N, daily.
| Iandenberg accommodation, week days,
OF, II 20 a m; 3 % and Al p m. Sundays, 9 %
q m; ~ I'M.
Trsins leave Market street station:
For New York, week days, 81 l0am,
For Philadelphia, week days, 20 - l0fll IS
am 3 %, 3 45 m. Sundays 9 20, M 90,
For baltimore, week days, $50 m.
2 90. p m.
For Landenberg and way stations, week
Gays. 90, 20 30 m; 55, GO pm. Sundays.
025 a "a; O0pm.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY
| FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SITS, FOR
| IWiLMlNGTON,week daysy4 % 600,7 x, IS Is,
100, 81 AZ a M y 20 noon; Il 35. II As, zoo
10. "a 10 % % %, 70 IL 30, 20 10, 80 = IS.
20 az. Q 80 and II IS D IN.
Sundays. "a O5 o 90, IS 10. S3o, 1000, I'll l2
m; II 10 noon; 81 30, 200, 3 Is. f4l0, 480.
6 so, f738, ~, so 05 and II 35 D m.
LEAVE TWELFTH AND MARKET srS.
Weeks day, 20 45. T65. fl1 2d. m; f304.
= %. 40 Sundays. 80 45, = 50. III 70
a m; % "a. - %. T9 5s pm.
| telephone No 1873.
Rates TO Western points lower than via any
other line. q. o. SCuLL. Genl Pass. Agent.
r. y. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
DHILADELPH1A AND HEADING RAIL
Il ROAD-"Royal Route" between Phile-
delphia and Atlantic City-lhe only double
track line. -
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

DID you aut out the coupon tO-dayi
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
OOMMON-sBNsB TRUTHS.

An Able Physician Explains the After-
Effects Of Grip, the Condition In which
10 Leaves People, aud the Only Thing
To Do"
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

DALTiMOkE a.
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect Feb. is, 1924.
Trains leave Della
wave Avenue Depot
East Bound
orf Express trains
New York week
day., q % 70 81 l73l,
rs 40, ll036a m; ll2 "A
" ~. I5 g.. u 80. III %
p. m Sundays, % 03,
70 d 40 81 a m; " 40,
l5 35 u 30, III 90 d m.
pHILADEIpHlA a
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT An
" application viii be made % Hon. lena
tius q. lrubh. Associate Judge ~ the SUPER
ior ourt of the state of Delaware, residing
in New castle county. on saturday. the lVth
day of March, A ID d, lsei, 81 ~ O'Clock a. m,
al I hambcrs. ia the city Of Wilminlton, for
certificate incorporating a company % De
allied Tie elawarr Wood rending om-
Many. HOFrRCKER & HOFFECKER,
Aftorney for pr.pns-d incorporainrs.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

DHILADELPHIA AND HEADING RAIL
Il ROAD-"Royal Route" between Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City-The only double
track line
The herald., 1894-11-13
Foods and Lofty Thoughts.

A distinguished member of tho New
York vegetarians says: mo woman is toe
poor to afford tho foods that will aid in
developing mental, physical and moral
beauty. 1 deny that the so called plain
living is conducive to high thinking.
What is plain living as generally under
stood? Steak, potatoes and white bread.
Such a diet is conducive to early death and
productive of stomach and nervous trou.
bles. If people think high on this un-
hygienic diet, it is in spite of it and not
because of it. High thought operates
through lofticr things than the carcasses
of butchered animals, starch, roots and
stimulating drinks. These things lack
not only vitality and vegetable fragrance
necessary to lofty thought, aspiration and
action, but chemical matter needed by
nature. Frdits travel the 33 feet of the
digestive canal in S5 minutes. 1t takes
animal food from three to five hours. -
New York World.
The herald., 1894-11-13
Prices of English Novels.

In 1850 tom Jones' was published in
four volumes Mt shillings volume, and
the next year ''Peregrine Pickle" appeared
at the samo price. The rise in prices be-
gan early in this century For instance,
Miss Edgeworth's s 'Tales of Fashionable
Life, published In 1910, were in three vol
umes at the rate Of shillings volume.
Guy Mannering' was priced at a guinea
for three volumes. 1t is thought that
"The Pirate, 1923, was the first three vol
ume novel published at the now familiar
price of guinea and half. BY 1860 the
price Of half guinea for each volume had
become an almost invariable rule. The
second and cheap edition of novel at 6s.
or 3s. Cd. is a thing of not moro than 80
years duration. Miss Braddon is chiefly
responsible for the yellow backed shil-
ling novcl.--St. James Gazette.