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The evening world., 1894-06-05
naptists In Conference ut Newark.

NEWARK. June b,-The nfty-third anniversary
OF the East New Jersey DGptis, Association.
composed OF the thIrty-eIght BAPTIST churches in
tho northern part of the State, is being GEE.
broted to-day in the South Baptist Church. The
services will last two DAYS. +. l.. Marsh called
the meeting to order. Rev, Dr. II. NJ. Luther
made the visitors welcome, and an Introductory
sermon was preached by Rev. DR.. Albert Fos'e r.
OF Roseville. Rev. q. X. Allen, OF Perth AmbOy.
was elected Moderator.
The evening world., 1894-06-05
Altered Pln-Snntcher Held.

Thomas Williams. who saws he lives at .s5
Sixth avenue. New York, waivci examination this
morning an was hold Tor the Grand Jury by
Justice Tia the Butter Street Police Court.
Brooklyn. Stiam 2. Rae. OF the Real Estate
Exchange. .iO1.agre stree. charges Williams
with stealing his $3.50 diamond pin on tho bridge
street station o! the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
on Saturday night last.
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Anarchist 10 Have n Hearing.

u FVgV'
LONDON, June 5.-The hearing OF
the appeal of Charles Meunier, the An
archist, against his extradition, which
was asked for and granted Upon the
charge OF having been connected with
the Cafe Very explosion in Paris. has
been ixed for Monday next.
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a U poWM -

and "uscd-up" feeling is the first warn
ing that your liver in't doing its work.
With q torpid liver and the impure blood
that follows it, you're ar easy prey to oil
sorts Of ailments. DR.. Piorce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures every one Of
them.
can truthfully say that I believe your
The evening world., 1894-06-05

A Latter-Day Shakespeare.

Professor-We have several special
courses. n the one you are to choose
must depend on the trade or profession
you desire to follow.
Aspiring Youth-My father wants me
to be a bridge builder. but I should like
to be a dramatist.
Professor-very well; take the course
Of mechanical engineering. That will
az you for both.
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~Enlivsning business.
From Good News

From Good News)
First Boy-Why did you throw that
dead cat into that yard for?
Second Boy-Don't say a word. They'll
think he next door %neighbors threw Il
In.
''s'pose they do"
my pops a lawyer. and I -want =
bicycle"
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suatched "a watch IN the Crowd.

Matthew Hayes, seventeen years old. OF Ss
Cherry street. was held In $500 bail in the Tombs
Police Court this morning charged with stealing
a watch valued at IS from Hslmuth sommsr. OF
ISL Prospect avenue. Brooklyn. The complain
ant was In q crowd on Park Row yesterday.
when he felt a tug az his watch, Looking down
he saw the chain dangling. Policeman Flay says
he saw Hayes commit the theft.
The evening world., 1894-06-05
BANDITS KILL AN AMERICAN.
Leroy II. Pritchard, of Michigan,
Loses Life in Mexico.
tBy Associated Presa.)

LINAREs. Mex. June 5.-An Ameri-
can. Leroy H. Pritchard. Of Michigan.
en- route to the hacienda OF Francisco
Lopez. was waylaid. killed and robbed
by bandits.
Mr.. Pritchard IL said to have had a
large amount OF money in his posses
sion.
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WEKERLE MAY BE PREMIER.
He Conferred with Emperor Fran
els Joseph To-day.
(Dy Associated Pressl

BUDAPEST. June 5.-Dr. Wekerle
spent an hour this morning with En-
peror Francis joseph at the Royal Castle.
1t is believed that DR.. Wekerle viii be
charged to form a Cabinet in the place
of the one which resigned. and 1t is added
that he will submit to the Emperor the
names Of his late colleagues.
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Rolled Overheard While AsIecp.

- John Colllgan, twenty four, ot 1871 Columbia
street, Brooklyn. fell asleep on Roberts dock on
Eurman street this morning, and rolled into the
water. He vas hshed out by a couple OF watch
men and sent to the hospital. He recovered
nom the effects OF his bath ami went home.
The evening world., 1894-06-05
sneak-Thief Got Her Money.

Mary Papstcrt Of 90 Fayette street, Brooklyn.
reported TO the police to-day that some THIEF hal
sneaked into her apartments and stolen 500
from her bureau drawer
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
DUE TO-DAY
FOREIGN PORTS.
(By Cable.)
ARRIVED,

GREENocK, June 6,-Arrived. steamer Mas
sasoit. from New York.
GLASGOW. June 5.-Arrived. steamer Milton.
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. June 6.-Arrived yesterday. steam
er Arizona, from New York.
SIGHTED.
sCILLY. June 5.-PasSed yesterday. steamer
yeendam. from New York for Bologne and Rot
terdam.
Lizard. June 5.-Passed. steamer OLDHAM.
from New York for Rotterdam.
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Accused of Theft In Jersey city.

william II Clark. alias ''Foxey.'' alias Sport
Mckenzie. was remanded in jefferson Market
Court to-day by Justice Mcmahon. Clark is a
sneak thief. and Is wanted In Jersey city on
the charge Of grand larceny. lie vas arrested by
Central once detectives last night.
The evening world., 1894-06-05

Beaver Fails, Pa, minsrs refused 10 allow any
coal 70 leave the tippiss for domestic consumption,
AID all nfuufsetoFfes IN the Beaver Valley have
70 shut down his week for want Of coal
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PART /
PART II.
ChiId's Body in the Gutter.

The body of a newly born male child was found
in the gutter In front OF 500 West Seventy eighth
street this morning. It was taken to the Morgua.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
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STEAMSHIP TEXAS WRECKED,
Lost OF Prepnsscy, N. r., While
Hound for bristol.

ST. JOHNS. n. F., June 5.-The steam
ship Texas, with a general cargo and n
decklcad OF cattle. was wrecked last
night off Prepassey, She was bound from
Montreal for Bristol.
The Texas was n British vessel, and
belonged to the Dominion line. She was
long in the trade between Montreal and
Bristol. She left Montreal May 30 under
command of Capt. Hunter. Prepassey Is
a port of New Foundland. eighty miles
southwest Of st. Johns.
The Texas was quilt at Dumbarton,
Scotland, in 1872. by A. Mcmillan. She
was 2, S53 tons gross, 1926 feet s inches long.
80 feet 3 inches beam. and had a depth
Of % feet 4 Inches. Her haiiing port was
LIVERPOOL.
The evening world., 1894-06-05

"GOIdcn MeulCul
Discovery" saved my
life. When l began
your treatment two
years ago. | had been
given up by the Doc
tor, and my friends
had lost all hope Of
my recovery. i had
suffered for years
with torpid liver; I
had chronic pleurisy
and oatarrh IN . very
bad form - attended
with hemorrhages-
was confined to my
bed two months. In
q few days after be-
ginning your mcdi-
o q slight change for
felt Almost
q TRANSPORT
N~1liGnabsisa W. I'd
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
WIN. B. SHARP
81 CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.

In a big deal for cash with
the Importer we were enabled
to secure a magnificent line oi
Wash Silks. They represent
seventy-hve different patterns
of most beautiful colorings
and combinations and such
as will be hard to get later.
No like combination of real
Wash Silks was ever before
displayed in our city-37H,
As and soc; worth fully one
third more 0 land.
A most charming and dainty
lot of Dimities we are now
offering for sale. Every one
new and stylish for the coming
season-I2H, IS and IS cents
per yard.
Is your bathroom outfit
complete? If not here's a few
suggestions: A great big
Turkish Towel is always in
order, IS inches wide, 54 inches
long-Turkish luxury personi-
feds cents. All Linen Wash
Crash. 10 inches wide, s cents
per yard-from Belgium.
We shall start our Apron
Department off with a rush.
Que ihousand-that you
wouldn't sit down and make
for the price-of India de
Dacca, sweet and pi.tly as a
ripe peach -25 cents from so
Our new Spring Carpets are
coming in daily. In Tapestry
Brussels we have elegant new
things from As cents TO Is.
In Body Brussels 90 cents &c
$I.25. In Moquette &C
cents to $I25. In Administer
81 to Sr.So, making a combi
nation of Carpets not excelleC
any where.
Our new Spring Capes anC
jackets are received with ad.
miration. Our saleshave beer
early and quick. The article:
are stylish, good quality anC
low in price. What more
could you ask?
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Ineldsnts OF the nav.

The Woman's Home and the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Societies will hold a
sociabe this evening at the NJ g. par
sonage
The Epworth League will give Mrs.
jarleys wax works IN the NJ q Sunday
school room Tuesday evening, March 3
Contractor h. r. Morrison has begun
the work Of rebuilding the wrecked Del
awere street wharf aud docks belonging
TO the William Lea and Sons Company.
and the city OF New Castle. 10 is
earnestly hoped that Superintendent
| Holiday will a. once order the tearing
away or rebuilding Of the old railroad
wharf
&c morrow afternoon the funeral Of
Mrs y II. Sentman will bs held. and
nterment will be made in the new
Episcopal Cemetery on the Glebs farm
Services will bs held at the house at
o'clock
Presiding Elder Barrett arrived here
yesterday on his fourth quarterly visit
and Ciiiciated at the "a Church in the
morning, while DR. Martindsle preached
OF stanton. The presiding elder viii
conduct the fourth quarterly conference
IN the Sunday school room this oven
ing
Palm Sunday and Essier,ide prepara
tions are already being made I'm st
Peters Church aud Miss Pauline Roger
will have charge Of the specia, music. AN
of which VIII be elaborate ana difficult.
A prominent young man allowed The
lowing bowl too much latitude In his
carriage last night, and the vehicle ives
wrecked at Delaware and Fourth street.
aud the youug man had TO be taken
home by Policemen Harrington and
Iobin
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
PeraonnlEronts.

Miss Lola Nuesslen, Of VIII mngton.
was here LAST evening on a visit 90 Mrs.
W J.. Willis.
Miss Jnlia Atkinson, of Baltimore. Is
the guest of Miss Maria Booth. on Del.
aware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w c. Worthineton. now
Of Philadelphia, came down to-day for q
brief business visit.
Miss Ella Wolstenhome, Of Bancroft s
Banks, was IN the city yesterday as the
guest Of the Misses Crimes.
Colonel Giles b. Lambson. who is nov
visiting bis uucle. exSherin Lambson,
on his farm IN this hundred, WAS a gues,
Of John Z Lambson yesterday. as was
also Miss Bartie Lambson and Oskford
Lsmbson The colonel has Visited all
the large Western states in the interest
Of the United States Fish Commission.
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The Long search at the oalor5 ,ii

WmKEsDARRE. Pa, March 5.--lt is thrc,
weeks today since Che iu fatcd l3 m.n cn.
tered the Gaylord mine al piyu.l,h Ih,
search for their bodies was co.'s lcrcr3 a
few hours after the hig csyoiu tool. place
10 was thea predicted by the best iudcc4
that ID would lake at least three Wcel. b.
fore the re-cuing party could reach th,
place where the men were aD work and
where they met their death in nall probahil
ity. The three weeks have expired and
still there Is no trace of Che missing ones
IL is now generally believed that il will
take ut lenst eight days more before amy OF
the bodies are recovered.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
rrHra

BOWLEN.- In this city, on March 3. 1885,,
Charles Wesley Bowlen.
CROOKS.--In this city. on March ., 1874.
Helen Marie. daue hter OF James and Matilda
Crooks. aged months.
KENYON.-In this city. on the 9th instant.
Oliver. sou of Robert ana Eliza Kenyon,
aged l0 yeare.
LOBDFLL. ON the lst instant. George e..
Lobrell, ga the 18th year OF his ag-.
QUILi.-in this city. on the 9th instant.
Annie. daughter of Daniel aud Ellen Quill.
aged 20 months.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05

ION, Thomas. Frazer aud George wv
Eckles, three other good men who have
worked zealously TO advance the inter
ests Of the public schools. just 3l3
votes were cast and Mr. Deslyyne ra-
ceived the highest number-1SS Mr.
Reynolds being a good second with III
BY accident aud as the result Of neglect
Oh he psrt Of the Democrats. James
mclvor-a man who has no interest I'm
tho city except 30 write penny line and
ungrsmmafical abuse of 10 and It's Off
oials-was allowed to get in on the one
year term This accident has been
deeply regretted since by the best people
Of the city because prompt action instead
Of inaction last week would have pre-.
served the honor aud dignity Of the
board
The EVENING JOURNAL. would regret
the appearance Of Mclvor ia any Gdnciary
capacity but particularly in the school
board because be Is not such a man as
would add either Intelligence or dignity
no thar body. He has become prominent
la ways ana by characteristics which do
not make men either useful 10 tho com
munity or creditable TO themselves AS
an instance Of this. while doing some
temporary work for the EVENING jour
NAL long time ago he wrote scurrilous
articles concerning the EVENING JOURNAL,
for another paper That did not hurt
the EVENING JOURNAL but it revealed
his character aud "fred" him
President Ferris aud Secretary Eckles.
This evening the new board will meet
10 qualify its new myns oers aud organize
From present indications, William j. Fer
rls who made an exemplary chairman in
1892 will be elected president. @.
Edwin Eekles, the dgnidod and efficient
secretary, will doubtless be re elected
az every body recognizes the fact that he
Is the right man in the right place.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
A .nnrl sln...

NEW LoSp0N, March D. Eight freight
handlers employed ON Che Central Yer.
mont road steamboat wharf here went on
strike against reduction 0f wuges. 'rhey
were called hack. however 0n q promise
that old rates would he maintained
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
nnriaInfnir.. Nnl.n

Mrs. Margaret Nolen. who died Satur
day 81 the home Of John R. Hudson, No.
ol6 Madison street. viii be buried to.
morrow. She wss 20 years old and had
lived IN this Jity for some time.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
NEWsPAPER oPlNloN.
No policy. but a chronic aroan.

No Policy. But a Chronic 0roan.
Dover Delawarean.
What would become Of the typical
Delaware Republican without grlsv-
auce2 Tho only thing grievances don't
seem 10 do for them rs so cause their
increase Grievances don't seem TO make
any moro Republicans, Hno We regret
sincerely that il makes the Republicans
we have very much smaller individu-
ally aBd collectively everything but
Numbers Is there anything for ex-
ample, more disgusting than a perpetual
whine about conditions which many
men would, II they had honest csuse Of
complaint, rectify for themselves in few
years Take the crying. whining aud
vituperntion that has taken our assess-
meut and collection laws ne p text For
years they were the great bug q boo A
Democratic legislature 40 last listened TO
the groans and walls OF those who seem
perretually condemned 10 be IN q
minority, aud repealed them; then
10 the next election She Democrats met
the walters ana comp'aiuers ON the very
field and ON the very FERNS they had se-
lected for the hght The result is well
known. Every county ia the s'ate went
Democratic. and this great. griegiug ag-
gregation was left 20 MOURN stiN. bnt
mourn for what2 Boo hoo they wouldn't
let us use the vile laws we had so long
bewailed. What anawiul grievance that
was
Evening journal., 1894-03-05

State of Delawa'e e, County OF New Castle. s.s.
l. Henry Bush. cashier OF the above
named bank, do soiemnly swear that the above
statement is true. 90 the best OF my knowledge
ana belief. - -
HENRY BUSa, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this Sd
LEWIS SASSE.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest;
SAMUEL B BANCRorr. Jl,
Il JAmES BE,T. Directors.
JANIS p. MTNCHUsrEl
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy vas Foiled

The following graphic statement viii ho
rCao with intense Interest: 81 cannot dcecrfha
the numb, creepy sensation thatpNistcd in nv
arms, hauus and legs, lhad TO rub and beat
those parts until they Werc sore 90 overcome
ih % measure the dead feeling that had taken
possession % them. In addition. ] had n
strange weakness in my back and around my
NHi,b to9elher with an indcscrihahie gOnn
leeiing ln my stomach. Physicians gaid o.
was creeplus paralysis, from which. accord
ln4 % their universal conclusion. there is NO
fehcl. Once 10 tastens upon % person. they
ea} DO continues Its insldiOus progress until
Do reaches vital point and fhr sufferer dies.
rNcn was my prospect had boon Co.tr.ln.
~ year ana half steadily bat with no mn
truiar benefit when / saw ana ndvort i4ernanf
on it Miles. restorative NcrYiue rr0curad N
uottie ana began using f. Marvellous aa 81
may seem, but few days had passed before
every nis or that creepy feeling had icft no.
ana there has not been even tho SLIGHTEST
Indication OF lts return. D now fnei as
Wen as i ever did, and have gainpd son
Nouuus IN weight though 4 had run down
from ipio ldL -Four Others hnFo used pr.
Miles Restorative Nervine on mv reconon.
uation ana 10 has been as safi .fa.forv GA nshci-
cases ~ in talne, "-Jameg Kane Ia Rue. %.
lr. Niles Restorative Norvine is sold bs an
9fuA-isls on q positive gunrartoc, on SOM
.iiect ny the lr. Miles Medical Co.. d .harf.
ina.i on receipt of price. q pcl ho,tc, Six
vttie- TOT -, express prepaid. 40 j. igCc frliu
oplltes OF dangerous drusa
Sold BY Druggists svsrywbese,
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
The cabla Arnln In nnerntIon.

The cable Of the Philadelphia Mari
time Exchange. connecting the Delaware
Breakwater with the mainland. which
was broken by the schooner Reindeer
has been repaired, and service was com.
plete yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
motorlnen ON strike.

CLEVELAND. March 5.-All the employees
OF the electric railways at Youngstown
struck because of Che discharge Of the en-
gineer of the power house. who refused to-
accept a reduction in wayo4
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Disnafrr ina 1Terirnu NJ, N.

EsCALON, Mexico, Narc.- 3. Adviccs
were received here chat % -jremature eX-
plOsion occurred In one of the mines 40
Sierra Moiada. Three of the minors we.e
killed and several injured.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
ro lIanare ~ rnhlIc schnol..

Saturdays Board OF Elucaiion election
resulted in the choice Of three good men
William Deakyne. John j. Reynolds
and Thomas Frazer-for the three year
term. to succeed William C Worthiug-
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
big Improvement at Reedy Island.

The Treasury Department has ordered
the immediate erection Of a hospital at
the United States Marine Hospital station
at Refdy Island. Surgeons quarters
aud suitable quarters for others con
nected with the service are now i'm course
OF erection, DR. Purviance and DR.. Glen.
non are ia charge Of the work
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Moro lilsslonary Entertalnments

There will be two more missionary en-
tertainments given by NJ E Sunday
school classes this week prior to the
annual missionary day which will be
next Sunday. Thomas Frazers class
will entertain distinguished guests" at
bis home on Delaware street tomorrow
evening, and Mrs. paxon's class will
give an entertainment in Hermann's hall
Friday evening,
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Fine Sermons to Large Congregations

Bishop Coleman was greeted by the
largest congregation OF the year at In.
manuel Church yesterday AS usual. the
bishop was eloquent and impressive in
his discourses. his morning sermon, on
"lhat Msu's Religion is Vain, being ex.
ceptionally hno. At the close OF the
morning service the bishop confirmed a
class Of ten Many visitors in the city
and country people visited the church
during the day
Evening journal., 1894-03-05

Before applying for lie insurance in
any other company coll or send Ia the
Office OF The Mutual Li'e Insurance Com
pany Of New York, No s31 Market
street, Tor full information as 20 the
actual results paid daily TO policy holders
In the Oldest largest, stronges. and best
dividend paying company in the world.
4 Howard Lewis general agent, No
S31 Market street, Wilmington, Del
p B. ellis. H. j. Mlnim aud +. l.
Mitchell, baggage masters Of tho Della
ware division were sent this morning TO
the Fourth street ofEca OF the penusyl-
vania railroad at Pbiladelphis, 20 be
prepared for passenger condnelors.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

"Gemmens thinks we poriers make n heap
oh money, but we don't,' complsiucd n sable
attendant on Pullman car els that sou
replied the passenger "ir-, sab. Use only
made Sf tu-d day, sah."-P. A s. $. $. Cos
Bulletin.
Tho blood is the source of health. Keep 10
pare hy taking Hoods Sarsaparilia. wli is
peculiar TO ITSELF and superior in strength,
economy, and medicinal merit.
HOODS l'illf are purely vegetable. careful y
prepared lrcm the best ingredients 2i cents.
NMiss Snappy-"I wonder why Maud gave
her nge as - when she married old Money
btrsf" Miss Gappy-"Oh. ] suppose She made
discount Tor cash. '-Harper'r Baztr.
The breath of q chronic catarrh patient IS
often $50 offensive thqt Do becomes and object
Of disgust. Alter "a time liberation sets m,
the spnngy bones are attacked. aud req rent-
ly destroy ed. A constant source OF di-com-
fort is the dripping of Tie pur lent secretions
lnto the throat sometimes producing invoter-
ate bronchitis which ls usualiy the tNcitng
cause OF pniinorery disease. The brilliaat re-
suits by IT'S use for yeats past property desig-
nate hly b ream fnlm ns hy iltr tht best and
only cue. CaI upon your druggist for 80.
"I am not aware that ! have Joined any
Temperance society, said the eiuor. "W lmt's
up now" "Hpl, wrote, 'Lcf tine CALLED Jade
.queak,' and 10 reads, 'tet the gallon Jug
leak. W. tlanfa Constitution.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05

VIM. B. SHARP s. co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Rank srATEMRNT.

DEpORr OF THIS CONDITION OF THE
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK o. Will
MtNGruN. AT WILMINGTON, IN THE
STATE or DELAWARE. AT THE CLOSE
OF BUSINESS, FEBRUARY 2s. 1924.
Evening journal., 1894-03-05

In the Carpet Department we ran short of few of the
bargains but have again stocked up and ready for
all comers, CSC for the best quality Tapestry Roxbuy
Stensons, Sanfords and Smiths
Good Tapestry Carpets in pretty designs 45c heavier
and better than the usual run of 6Oc Taps
Allwool Ingrans, 45c.
Cotton chain Ingrains. 35c
Full line Of Mattings ready much lower
prices than before
Evening journal., 1894-03-05
Moods Sarsaparllla Cave Robust
Health and Strength.

r-H - HNf ~ 0NNa
Is well known blacksmith OF Trenton. n. J.
lie writes Illustrating the great building up.
blood purifying powers OF Hoods sarsapariia
after serious Illness:
C. 7. Hood & Co.. Lowell. Mass.
am pleased t6 make q statement of nv ev-
perience with Hoods sarsaparna am
blacksmith and contracted severe cold which
developed into pneumonia. Before got over
the illness, tao large absoesses gathered on nv
limbs. Dinercnimedlcines failed 90 do me any
good. Catarrh and dyspepsia
Made Me Very Weak
and lost flesh. was advised 10 take Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Before had used a bottle began
% feel better. I continued and have taken 1--WE
bottles and b has cured me of am nv troubles
and made me perfectly wei. ] now have good
HOOd'Sirsss;aIfi' Cures
appetite and weigh fve pounds heavier than
ever before. / cannot recommend Hoods Sar-
saparilla TOO highly" WM W. Orls, 800
hoeblins Street, Trenton. Sew Jersey.
Hoods Fnlscnreau Liver Ills. Biiiousness.
daUlalcc, = slstlon Sick Headache ejc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-12-22
PERSONAL.


David Owens is home to spend the holi-
days
Charles Weaver has moved his family
from Nuremberg to town.
Editor Albert Arnold, of the Girard.
vile Press and Times, was town visitor
last evening.
Elmer Tempest, student at Girard
College, Philadelphia, is spending the
holidays with his relatives in town.
John +. Lewis who is taking course
at the Lawrenceville, n. j., preparatory
school, is spending the holidays with his
parents at VIM. Penn.
Col. j. K p. Scheifly, who was confined
to his home for a number of weeks by ill
ness, was able to walk about the streets
yesterday and paid visit to the HERALD
Office
William Weand, state secretary of the
P. o. 5. of A, spent this afternoon in
town talking over matters in connection
with the order with State Vice President
S. l.. Brown.