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Evening journal., 1894-08-27
HandIeans to nualness.

a huge and ugly looking dog lay in
front OF one of the smaller stores on
Market street. completely blocking the
d0orway. the other afternoon, wnan b
couple Of women stopped On the pave
meut, made few steps as though to
eater, aud then walked away, one of
them Remaining 70 the other ~ don't
care to pass that ugly looking dog, and
will get what | want elsewhere Then
suppose tho owners OF THAT store are
complaining Of hard times, when part
Of it II due to that dog
II was going home the other evening.
said = man TO en EVENING JOURNAL
reporter, when, detirous 81 obtaining a
glass ot beer. / stepped into a saloon Oh
the way white poodle occupied .
position 10 front az the counter and
snarled and Frowled AZ me as though I
was an intsrlorer TIE proprietor
seemed to look on &c as good thing and
made no effort 10 silence tine cur until
suggested that it seemed 10 me he was
handicapped in bis business already BY
having to keep bis window uncurteined,
without keeping 2 snssiinE dog to orive
out shot little trade came to him Then
walked ont. AS l went through ths
door heard The yelp Of the canine as be
felt the toe of his owners boot.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
They can meat ihg afaohine.

A recent addition 10 numerous "thirst
cures" la Wilmington. Is in the shape Of
q music box, operated on the principle
Of the ''nicale In the-sot" machines. a
slide IS pulled cut on the side Of the box,
q common cent laid in cireular dopres
sion. the slide pushed In and the music,
the notes for which ars on revolving
crcnisr metal sheet, begins 30 play At
certain point the cent which has been
balanced on the arm of tue slide is
dumped of and the music stops
In conversation with the owner
Of one Of the mschiues, an
EVENING JoUREAL reporter was informed
that the boxes paid we'll and that from
S2 to IS was the daily yield. Tne young
man about town has discovered way TO
beat the machine however By wettinR
the cent or putting little paste On
mueiage on the under side the coir
sticks on the slide, does NOT drop off iato
The receptacle. aud in consequence tae
machine keeps right on playing until il
ruus down The topof tho box has then L
bs unscrewed aud the cent rem lved. i
is a shreHd trick to get lots Of music fol
a cent.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
rl.hea VII ! sllver nonk.

Did you ever notice the air ot pride
with when the fellow who has bsen
down the bay Oh fishing trip marches
up Market street with long string Of fish
swinging from his right hand, and die
you ever no' Ice what 3 similarity there is
between His catch and the ones inn
madiately preceding and succeeding
him2' asked q man VI no has the name Of
being personally acquaints with more Of
the iony inhabitants Of tn river and
bay than any one in the city to az
EVENING JOURNAL reporter. He will
tell you 3 bookiul Of experiences he had,
how tAia one nearly broke hts line before
lt wns landed ana SO on, bnt Its dollars
10 buttons lie never caught single one.
LIST me put you on TO the scheme The
hshegm goes down say to Bombay Hook
Titi fancy and expensive tackle, plenty
of bait, liquid snd solid, and 3
determination to bring home 8 big
string. He gets to toe fishing
places OH right, bat not bite does he
| ge6 When he gets back to the village
be drops into the hotul, msatiops bis Ill
1 luck to the lsndlotd over glass Of beer,
and Is quickly Supplied with a string of
any size be desires artistically made ur
with e trout or two, crDcue, few
| perch. Cape May goodies. etc, looking al
natural as though he had caught them
| for which he pays according 20 ths sizi
OF the string. No one is the wiser Rs ii
s TO the interest Of both parties TO ksel
mum The fish are caught bY fisher
men down the bay and brought up fiji
cages or on ice / know this 20 be
/ fact because I have"-but the discipll
Of old lzaak Walton recovered himself III
time to escape divulging q state secret.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Autamn waalher la IN the sIr.

Lessons Dearly Bought Not Regarded,
The self constituted leaders Of the
ring, oebsl, clique or gang, call it what
ycu mey, which has dominated tho
Democratic party IN this stata and nots-
bly, ia this city, persist in their disregard
81 the lessons taught in the last few
months ia other states md With q rule
or ruin policy seem determined by fair
or foul means % court the administration
Of another rebuke al the hands of the
people by ioisting upon them the noml-
nation OF Mr. Samuel Bancroft, Jr. To
the state Of New York the same plan
was tried Less than year ago, The
name Of man, who had, for one reason
or another, rendered himself obnoxious to
the rank and fle Of the party was forced
upon the ssate ticket The handwriting
on the wall was plain. bat the sutoctats
Of che ring, with confidence born Of
long authority, refused to read it, The
result was The election Of the entire Re.
publican state ticket, and the placing Of
both branches Of the Legislature ia the
hands Of that party.
The lesson was not regarded, however,
aud in Albany the same tactics were
pursued Again the party nominees
were snowsd under, a Democratic ma
iorlty Of some eight hundred overturned
and Republican mayor elected by a
plurality Of thirty-four hundred In the
Gravesend district 10 Brooklyn, in Buffalo
and other cities Of the state the lesson
was repeated, until, afraid to logger dis
regard the warning, the political bosses
sought refuge in resignation.
Lessons have not been wanting here.
There are no accidents IN politics. The
people demand that they shall be rep
resented by man OF the people, from
the people, and who win act for the peo-
Pile. Such Mr.. Samuel Bancroft, Jr., Is
not. Hs has nothing In common with
the masses His wealth, drawn from the
masses, is not even spent ia this state
The luxuriea and even the necessities oi
his every day life are purchased outside
the state, and he bears the same relative
position to the party as the sutler did tc
the armies Of the late war. Tho fact that
he can supply the money to carry out
the designs Of the ring IS al that com
mends him to them and in the event 81
election, he would, perforce, be the ser
want Of the men who created him. Il
there was any doubt on this score h
would never receive their support, Com
mon sense teaches that aud history con
/ firms it
Tho Democratic party IN thia atati
cannot afford to disregard the warning
longer. Some Of the voters can be foole,
all Of tie time, all Of the voters soml
81 the time, but all Of tho voters no
any Of the time, and TO elect their ticke
this year the Democratic party In thi
state must have the solid vote Of all Q
the voters.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
rnnsd 40 nenda on. the crah..

A member Of the Brownson Library
Association bad tho opportunity few
days aga Of Witnessing some men catch
crabs fiji the Ghriatieua creek II was
bis first time to SEQ how these undevilsd
fish were caught Ha WAS Interested in
the method of one Of the crsbheis and
watched him make several haela H
observed that the crabs we're snatched
from the bait when the net was brought
70 thu wharf and he was pnzzled That
evening when a,uumber of bis friends nad
congregated he began to tell them of the
sights he he'd econ on the wharf, and il
due time he said IN . perfectly innocent
manner: They caught the crabs down
there and pulled their heads off as soon
as they got ON shore This remark
brought forth q shout and this Ssocia
tion boys need only say rs they pass by
''Whensare yon going grabbing again 2
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
SYORIEg OF EHg DAY.
NIistooh tho Ouner ofthe Whistle.

a young woman residing on Delaware
avenue, who "a both modest and pretty,
had q lniicrous and somewhat annoying
adventure ii few evenings ago She was
standing half way Of the block between
Fourth and Fifth streets. waiting for a
car AS Ii passed her she waved her
parasol to the motorman, bus he wss
busy and didn't ses her just as she
was about giving it up newsboy, with
4 bundle OF papers under his arm. let
eut enc Of those piarcina feg horn
whistles, which seemed to fairly reAd
the drum of ones ear, and which only
tho street Arab cao clneoet The pass
srsby stopped and 'ooksd at tie young
womau In mingled surprise an admira
iion, while the csnduetcg Of the car rang
up couple If fsres ID bis anxiety ts
stop After she had passed into the cal
the conductor ren4ggsd TO tbs mar
nearest him, "lf had 4 whistle like
that girl, blow me il | wouldn't get ]
Job as q siren
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
THE LoRps MusT &c.
Monster Demonstration Against Them N
London.


London.
LoNn0N, Aug 2T Hyde park was the
scene 81 q demonstration by the National
League For tho Abolition Of the House Of
Lords Those who took an actual part IN
tho proceedings assembled on the Thames
emhankmont and thor marched In pro-
cession 90 the park, whoro L platforms
hnd beon erected. 1t is estimated that
10, u00 persons were ia the park, but the
number was largely made up Of curious
onloosers who took ne part whatever in
The prooeodings
"a Joint resolution was adopted at al.
the platforms declaring that as the gov
crnment was unable - give any definite
pledge As t0 its action regarding the house
of lords it he demanded THAT tile useless
hereditary chamber bo abolished.
Tho resolutions also called upon this
electors Is only support candidates for par
lamont WHO wouM pledge themselves q
veto for the ahulition of the house oi lords.
Among the speakers were Messrs. Briuu
and Tanner momhers oi the house q
commons.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Last Excursion o. the Season to Beautiful
hay Ridge.

The signal success Of the previous cx-
cur Ions, and the numerous req aests from
their enthusiastic patrons, has induced
the B q o. r r 90, to announce inal
excursion 70 this popular resort Sunday,
September 2nd Those who have not
avaled themselves of the former exeur
slons should not fail TO take advantage
OF this last opportunity to see Baltimore
and ils charming bsy-sids resort.
Bathing, sailiag, fishing, Grabbing and
special concert by Military Band, and an
excellent cafe, where choice meals can he
procured at reasonable rates, are among
the attractions.
The special train win leave B & o.
Depot, Wilmington (Market street, at
7.20 q M and Delaware avenue at so,
/ for Baltimore, whers connection Is made
with the palace steamer Columbia for Bay
Ridge, afiording sxcursionists delight
F., ful sail Of 80 miles on the ChesGpeaks.
Returning ,ll RAID, train win leave Bay
Ridge at so p IA and arrive at Market
street. Wilmington, at 10 p m. Round
trip 81
Remember the date Sunday, Sept. 2nd.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The only thing in this country that has
fully satisfied the heroic soul Of Ansr-
chist Mowbray was a Jersey mosquito -
New York World.
Having STEADY" keeps girl at home
as close evenings as II sue was married
and had a baby. y.--Atchison Globe.
There is a dark, Plutonian shadow
over .the United States Senate that
neither sunshine nor calcium lights can
Chase away. st. Louis Post-Dispstch.
An investigation will undoubtedly
show that the woman IN the Sugar Trust
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
coNTEMpoRAaY opINIoN.
RIne Rnla 81 RuIn.


From The Morning News.
The Democratic ring has its own way
III this city in the selection Of delegates
20 attend the Democratic State convention
tomorrow ll spite of the effort 70 d..
feat Mr. Samuel Bincroft, jr. In the
selection Of delegates, that gentlemen
esrrled every werd ia tho city He win
80 to Dover with 2l delegates from New
Castle county out Of q total Of 60 There
are IL given as uupledged l9 for Mr..
Gooch, 8 FOR Mr. Handy. for Mr. White.
man and for Mr Cochran Several Of
he unpledged are Tor Mn Bancroft, sna
it is altogether probable that no viii
capture the nomination in the New Castle
county caucus OH the second or third
ballot. aa some of the Handy delegates
are for him ss second choice u Stands
therefore tAa Mr. Bancroft will be
named for Congress, which eariles also
the selection OF Mr. Tunnel for governor
that being the slate of The mauagers,
endorsed By Mr. Bayard There VIII be
no opposition 70 Mr. Bancroft III tAe
lower counties and none for Mr. Tunnel
III New Castle
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Writing az the doubtful states Ia
which United States Senator'S are TO be
elected a Washington correspondent says
Ia Delaware the Republicans have 70
contend against unfair election laws, but
there ought to be no doubt OF Mr.
Higgina's return TO the Senate. He bias
been one Of the most useful members Of
tina, body, and hits vote has been Of great
Importance to the Republicans. STILL
tho Congressional Committee recognizes
that the chances In New Jersey are
better than those ia Delaware.
Tha Republican County Executive Com
mittea has organized by electing ths
following officers Chairman, Martin B.
Burris Of Middletown; vice chairman for
the First district Frederick p. Bach
Woe chairman FOR the Second district
Richard & Buckingham of Mill Greek
hundred; secretary, Edmund Mitchell
jr. Of Wilmington; treasurer, Seth II
Feaster, OF Wilmington d. Il II Day
4 Robert S Woodward and Charles Greer
were named 10 represent the northern
district Of Brandywine hundred
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Aitgeld's Opportunity.
,hlladalnhla Record.

from tha Fhlladelphla kec0ru.
Governor Altgeld. OF Illinois, has at
last fonud path Of action ia which be
should have a popuiar following His
appeal for assistance for the families Of
8ttil1ers st Pullman who are suffering
for want OF food should meet with
prompt response Tho merits of che
strike may be discussed and ha blame
put where It belongs AZ leisure; but tho
case Of innocent women and children. 10
not permit Of delay or arbitration.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
New organ for the Ueitarian Church.

The handsome new organ which has
Just been completed for the First Unitar
len Church WAS tested At an Informal
recital on Saturday evening John Craig
was the organist, and w. r Walters
sang a solo from Eliiah The Instrument
which was built by John Brown, Is sweet
ln tone, aud has All tha latest Improve
ments, stops, etc lt viii ba operated BY
electricity ana j. D. Kurtz, Jr, VIII be
the 0rRsnist.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
- Hnns 80. Ksaur.Ion.

TO all parts Of the West aud Northwest
via the Chicago Milmaukee & 81. Paul
railway at practically half rates. Round
trip tickets good for return passage with
ia twenty days from date OF sale, will be
sold on September IL and - and October
3 1894
For further Information apply TO the
nearest coupon ticket agent OF address
Jno r pott. District Passenger Agent,
Wiilamsport Pa
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

lobby was Sweet Msris New York
journal.
Prosperity IS thrusiing itself upon the
psople al alon tee line The clouds
have rolled By Detroit Free Press,
No man will ever succeed ia giving TO
Tho people al they want. The appetite
for more will never bs satisfied --Dailas
News
There wonld b no obissiion TO sleet.
iug Coxey member Of Good Rcads
Congress Chicago Tribune
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
I,.e1lv on,rrsI ovor a. Al.

MEgrms, ANg. a7-In the littlo town
81 Pine Tonn, William Shaw ana Bob
Conslor brathsrs-in-lnw, had difficulty
over an ax shaw shot Constcr through
tho cheek tho ban passing under the
tongue III the meantime Henry Conater
BOh's brother. came running up, il is sup.
posed, to Interfere. Shaw, seeing lienry
coming opened fire on him, shooting him
through tho stomach, killing him instant.
Iv SHAW cseapaa.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
anll -. 5 clear sI.Y.

ATLANTIC CITY. Aug. aT.-A single
flash of lightning coming from a cloudless
sky killed William Carr, aged 20, of this
city. who was bathing naar the foot q
Georgia ayonue and SO shocked Mrs.
Rachel Fammer wAn WAS bathing with
him. that her condition is extremely crit
sa.F
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

Indication Of the wishes Of the mass q
The Democratic voters Everybody knows
that the primaries arc controlled entirely
by tho machine. which IS bound 70 Re
turn majority for their own candidates,
10 matter how many votes may be cast
for the opponents. So well is this known
that hundreds Of voters never attend the
primary elections.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
80 the AntI.Anerehl.t nnI.

From the Philadelphia Times.
Congressman Warner, Of New York,
has done himself no credit. and cannot
hope to render any service to the country,
by obsiructing she passage Of tho bill TO
prevent Anarchists from entering onr
country, and TO provide for their depor
tation after they shall have developed
themselvea ID our midat.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
4 ramiiy rnourslaa Is nay Rldsc.

ONipg % popular demand The i 4 q
will run another excursion 70 Bay Ridge.
Sunday, September , Trains leave
Market street station at 7 "a d m.
Delaware avenue, 90 m september
rs the best month in which 10 enjoy a.
san 81 the Chesapeake, and no excursion
leaving Wilmington affords botter
opportunity FOR day oi genuine pleasure
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
n.onen ln IrleotIona.

From ihe New York Herald.
The proposed amendment to the con
stitution reported by the Judiciary
Gommittee for the suppression Of bribery
at elections is timely and significant As
every body knows there are practically
other forms Of bribery than that 81
giving a voter SO or s. Tor his vote. and
it Is these other forms, at which the
amendment is specially aimed.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
nnav nran,

"A enterprising 0usiness man is Preston
~ Yeager. 81 4oS King street. By maxi
ing prices ia conformity with Che times,
ha has been able TO keep his heuds busy
all during the dull season Take = look
at lis stock Of paper hangings ia the
newest patterns All sorts Of interior
decorations. wiadow shades, etc
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Ont of sleht.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Tire old diatioh "Tha Spanish neet yon
cannot see, because tis not ia sight,
might be applied to day 70 the Chinese
aud Japanese navies Neither one Of
them seems to be able 70 find the other
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Nebr..I,a vefernns n camn,

GRASn ISLAND. Ncb., Aug e7 Tho
annual Grand Army state encampmant
opened here today. The city = crowded
~ith Veterans Cne thousand tents arc
occupied in camp.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
nallrnnd l,rc.l.lent nena.

CLEvRLANp, Aug 2T-John Newell
precedent OF the Lake shore and Miehi
pan Southern milroaa, died at 4oungs
town. o., 81 apoplcxy.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

Only to think OF Madeline Pollard on
thestege ia Boston Is enough to make
the old Puritans turn ia their graves
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

The farce Of electing delegates from
fbis city to the State convention was
gone through on Saturday and, as hes
expected. the pins wsse SET up andNs
ten Strike ugde by the machine But ST
must not be supposed that the result Of
the primary elections in this city is any
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
The lawyers hav0 pumped Deba dry.

Tho marriage Of Mrs. Ronalas At the
ags OF ssventy-three, and worth round
million. TO an actor aged twenty seven, is
the most interesting bit Of society talk
just at present. Mrs Ronslds belonged
10 the ola set who ruled New Yorh
r0ciaty nearly half century sgo %nd
Of late years she has led a quiet life
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

It is mistake for business men to lcfe
courage in dun times and to imagine
that trade is SO bad that it is useless TO
attempt TO work it up by commanding
public attention through sdvertising
AS the concurrent testimony Of the
most energetic advertisers that returns
from advertising were never more
direct and speedy than they have been
during the past year of depression
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

Little skeptic-Papa, is Mr.. Samuel
Bancroft Jr about whom hear 50 much,
q Democrat? Papa-Why certainly he
IS oy SON. Little Sksptic-Why is be Z
Democrat, papag Papa Because Mr
John y. Dlckey and Mr.. Patrick Near,
cay SO, my boy.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Clayton H0lSG,
FIFTH AND MARKET SITS.

The Clayton House is now well
appointed hostlery whore families
can find all the conyeniences Of a
arat class hotel without sacrificing
the comforts Of home. The dining
room is tastefally furnished and first
class service is assured. A Cafe is
attached where light lunches can be
had at any time.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
Half Rates 10 Washington via PennsyI-
vanfn Raigroad

Tickets on sale up TO August IS. inclu-
siva good to return untii September 5,
So 25 for the round trip from vii
mington..
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

in 4 short time was Etraug and wall. Misry
friends are taking your WeaigiAeH, becinB
what they have cone ior NE.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
WEST HOUND,

rs. ,t{s4,s,re srr WASHINGTON, week daA :,
II is, Z 02. rs 81. 2 u; ~ l6, ~ %, ", u n.
9 Qs, 1912 ls6Sp ms sgsaday95l5 b X a le' ls'
Baltimore and WAY stations, R g ~, II.
NeTsrk. Del, week days, Mlb, 7g2, ie9
m; ~ ~. e3 . 5ss't IA II II w ~ oa, Il II
"a 85 IS. t8l2, Fs 81, u 10 p m.
Pittsburg, IS b q ~, 81 "a p lp, deily
UhlcaRo. fe 81, 2 nli 81 H, l. ~, oal4y.
Cincinnati ana st. LcEis, 4i9 - ? n AAN
New Ufiesns, via Bristol and Chattanoog
1855 p n, daily. Through eleepcf 70 NeW ~
leans. - ,ss
Iandenherg Accommodation. week dsys
O, az q N; 25 and 8 - p m. Sundays ~
Irsios leave Market street station.
Tor New York, week days, 81 19 q N. -. i,
N0r Philadelphia. week asye. 9 20, ~ al.fb A's
/ fll 80 q ul; 65. 2 i5 p NJ. Sundays, ~ . lAi
| pilisbure ana Chicago. week days, is % ms
/ Baltimore, week de9a. 81, fc ~ nj eu.s
4 ib 90 j ia, sunday 81 = m , ..t
/ For LandehterQ and way etatona, Wet
I aeva $50 81 ms le. ~ II a1AaAs p
- pHasADEIPBIA. TWENTY
i EHIfgWN AND CHEaINDH atH.i Elt
Z WaIAlINGION,Wee days,ld III s0Up.l ~ y t's
/ 100, sl q n " " NOON. .,3 n "a n AZ
! 81 aJ 10 10 sud 80 u. - -, IL. i,
sundays, f8 81, Q %, $500 8 81, 10 @. sil q ,
! M lGNN nQ1ni u 81, ~ 3 ~ Avys Asse
| LEAVE pHILaADELPEIA, IWELka4A
I AND MARKET SIS, Weeks day " 2a, " ~
/ fll Gi. 3 ms 10 su IS 1d, III a4s Y it. SUNDAY D.
ss la. "a ~ fllsg e n; fs ig, = =, p ~.
| lalauhCne 30 80.
fatea io Western points lower than via an
| oilsar line o.. C. aCtAls. 6gnfl Pass. Agent.
q. =. CAMPBELL General nanaaer-
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
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ALIANDffE q
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule in
effect May 20, 1894
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
East Bound.
tor s Express trains
New York, week
days. t3 o3. E7il,
is 20, l10g8a IA; Ei2 "a
~ 38, i5 35, ~ 34.iil 90
r. n. Sundays, iS 03,
10 l7,ii0 80 a mi &c 40,
l5 So, 81 AZ, III 90 q u.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT (
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s 10; M "a, i rs, ia a
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80 2di II 40 s M W.
iY ~ 5 25, iJtN kll us
Atlsutic City.
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IL ss i "a
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

Is lt not about time to choke on The
Anarchistie spsechifying in New NorEG
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
TIUfpe7nV r0TTTTI !

TWENTY FOURJ !
rs. Week days, f3 03, 5 bi,
8 40,93 50, 10.J3, DO da, lli i1
J, 3 -, Z IS D 30, 5 81, IL AZ,
l7I7. g o., 3 90. 40 70. u 90
Is, 1855, @ p, o 81, "
+. TWELFTH AND MA r.
7esk days. Is l3, " ", Is Aii,
"A, I'D OQ pm
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Z. i8U8, 635. II u, SNt,
!. l2s9, 8 20, 4 IS, IS 85, 2 84
= ~.
{. Sundays, 81 IL, 3 W = a.
Evening journal., 1894-08-27
TEE scH00L RaY

Miss BERTHA WOLFE,
Of Daut0n, CuilardliG.tS
So. AZ. l.. writes
suffered from less OF
appetite, constipation,
ncuraiela, ard great
wcakngss. and had ter
rihie attacks OF siak
headache ~ety tre-
Quentlys also nose
bleed. Aiy hselth WAS
so poor that J VISA
not ahio to 20 TO school
for two years. ! took
Df. piercc'a Piclsaat
Pellets ard Golden
TNa..I.|..1 1aIs..4r4 .tIfI4
Evening journal., 1894-08-27

nENnsS YI,VANIA AN4a.
ARD Railroad Of America = PrDte att &
Ihrourhout 6y the lnterlockiRg Switch ssle
Hlnrk Signsi @ygiefn