davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-01-15
.Wieoer n Cbaler."

Die Wfttglteoer eineS bieii9en 6eutic6en
Clubs, tpel6e lt6 tnSgeiammt our6 6obes
Btlien ll1tb 9etlttge 9eglamfeit aus5ei6nen,
lteben gu chamber, Dte bas bon 9eiitig Do9
begabten Wdnnern, bic nit 8orurtDeilen
nicbt bebaftct ftnD, faum anoers gu erz
tparten lteDt, auf benz benfbar freus619aft>
licbitem u1b IiebeDouitem SUB. 0aS Club
Total btl6ct fiir bic WtttglieDer eillen Mittelz
punft Der @eielligfeit un6 bic Soften, ipelcbc
oaS geieItge 2eben, iomie cine nit benz
Stub p%erbunbene &ranfen7 unb Sterbefalie
erforbern, perben itets nit Ser gr0Bten
8ereitmtQtgfeit unb 8iinttlibfeit, obne
borbergebenbe Wtabnbriefe bes Sinansz
lefrctdrs, entrt6tet.
8enn Elm Wfttglie6 6es Clubs, BET aub
in anoeren StG6ten 8erbreilnng bat, fttrbt,
IL berribt inter ben 6tnterbliebencn, ipte
eS BEL Dem augeOeutcten famera6iboft(i1en
8erbaItniB natiirlib nibt anoers moglicb
lit, itets Die 9roBte Irauer, MIR lit eS fir
Die lreingetpetbten b~efremblidb, baB btele
Srauer = Oh et1em etngefit6rten @ebrau6
gemdB o6er Der SDmpotbie glei6geitimmter
Seelen entipre6eno, tpiiien mir ntbt =
itetS einen etDaS lon6erbaren Qus0rud
ftl1oet.
Gernimmt ndmGtb Elm 0fitglie6, 6aB Elm
@lubgenoiie aus bielem ir6iiben Sammers
teal in Die beiieren @efiloe bes Senie;ts
abge3Ogen lit, 10 entfI6rt ibm regclmdBtg
Der Qlusruf: vg8teber II 8baler." @S lit
nicbt gan5 flar, mas 6ieier QtuSruf bebelttct,
ba Die Otitglte0er it6 nicbt 9erne oariibcr
auSipre6en unO 0aS 3artgefiibl eS perbietet,
einen ettpaigen, ~ieOenfaus burb gemtcbtigte
@rinbe gebeiltgten @ebraIcb an'SGagestic6t
gu 5ieben.
D8on einem 6errn, Ser aller6ings Elm
@egncr oteieS CLUBS iii, nurbe uns mttz
get6eilt, DaB Der erndbnte Nu5ruf tpelter
NIGHTS 6e0eute, alS ben Q(u80rud Der @ntz
r%ltltrng barber, Dab man i6on ipieber einen
0ouor = OieS 1T aQer0in8s ser 8etrag ocs
Sterbe9eI6eS fir iebeS Wtitglieb = entz
rtcbten milie; bod etne 10 materialiitii9c
NuSlegung eri6etnt UNI 10 tpelltger glaubz
bait, ais man cS bier erlten5 nit bocbz
inteui9enten Wtenlcben 5u tbun BAT, uno
es 3%peitens ia ieoem Mit9lico iberlalien
1T, ii6, ipenn Die 3ett unD Stunoc iicb
na6t, 3u reDau6tren. g8ir iino Ser feiten
lleber5eueung, 6aB Dem @nsruf v8ieOer N
S6aler" cine bodber5ige, ben gep0bnliden
Menl6en ntbt ertennbarc 8eoeUtung unz
terlie9t.
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Die 8Iattern.

9rei bon Sen 8atienten 6es 8latternz
boipitals itarben in Sen leBten24 Stunben.
Sbre 9tamen itnb: Sames 6urlp, Muguit
6enberion uno @uitaD 6larton. Die fol-
gen6en flint neuen Safe famen geftern GUT
2(n3ct9e.: Grnelt Streu, ~ Sabre alt. ia
WaoiiOnitraBe; Stonetpaa Sodion, %
Sabre, $50 g8eit Wa6iionftraBe; 6. 6.
9iggtns, % Sabre, 172 g8eit @aibingtonz
ftraBe etn Mfann 0tamenS SANFORD, 80
Sabre, 1920 NiblanO 2lpe., un6 8m. Qan6z
berg, 80 Sabre, 81 g. Gl~intpnitroBe. 0ie
Grtranfungen bon Streu unb 2au6bere
f0nnen i~niofern le6r iible Solge baben, aIs
8ei6e in einem Gogirbauie erfrauften, mo-
ielbit bunberte bon Meni6en i6lafen.
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8tlIt0e OeIephons.

gta9 6em 80. Sauuar mir6 man i'm
Stanbe ietn, itb fit pcnige Collars elm
Telep6on 3ulegen 81 fOnnen. O}tt bteiem
Datum erI0i6en nGm(i6 Sic BON Der
american 8eu telephone So. controuirtelt
Batente, mas 3ur 6olge BADEN tpiro, baB
MAJ Bic Sernipredber fOrtan fit Sen Sebnteu
She'll beS 8etrases miro miet6en %fOnnen,
ben man jebt bafiir be8ablen muB,
@s bat ii9 bereits cine Neitern SeIez
p6on Contribution Company init einem be-
trdcbtIicben Capital or9aniiirt, pclcBc licb
baS @r!Oi6en 6eS 8atcntrecbteS gu JfuBe
ma9en mill unb benz 8ublitum einen gan;
biIi0en I%eLepbonbienit Deripri6t.
, 1894-01-15
Wer0en Gntfhd6iauno erbaIten

Oeroen Gnt1 0dot9u119 erhdlten.
Die bur9 BEN Brand i'm Safion 8arf
9ei6dOigten ausldubiiben NusiteQer, MAJ
mentltb Die fron30itidben, tperoen fit tire
Gerluite ieBt Dieaetcbt bod odaenti6G6igt
tper0en, unb 3par bon Der QusiteQungsgez
icui9aft. STANDARDIZATION 9aoi6, Ser cine
9teiie nac5 Dem Sit0en an9etreten bat, bat
Dem fral50iicben Gommiii6r erfldrt, 6oB
ct ber 2lniibt iet, 6ie Interchangeable
i6aft lei fir ben BEN NuSiteuern ertpacGlez
men S6aOen, tpenn AUDI nidt geieBlicb, 10
6O6 moraltidb perantportlidb, Da Ser
Teuers unb 9Oli5eiibuB burcbauS unSu>
rei6cnb gepeleu lci. Die gci1Gbtglen
QuSiteller ieten ais @G1te Ser Ser. Staoten
5u b%etracbten, unb namentlicb bic Sransoien
bdttcn Otel gum @eiammterfolge ber Q(lsz
iteQun9 bctgetrageu, un6 ite biirften NIGHT
beflirCbten, BON Der 8un0cSregierung poer
Der Stabt Chicago un9ere1t be0anoeIt gu
tDer0en.
6err 9abi5 Bat nit Der 3uftimmun9 bcs
Nu%sitelungSz 0ireftoriums bereits eineu
Sa6perltdnbigen nit Der Mb1cbGbung 5uz
nGblt OeS S9aoenS, ben bic 6ran5olen erz
litten Doben, beauitragt.
0enernloireftor OapiS ipuroe Dor Ieinem
6ortgange mach benz Siiben bon Ben Mbz
tbetlungspOrite6ern NIT etnem prGcbtigel1
aus Sob unD Gmaile 9efertigten Qlb3etcben
beicbenft.
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Qufforoeruno.

Der 5OiGbrtge &aufmann Soiepb 9fa6s7
8iepSfp aus Santomtl9eL bel 9Oien, nell
cher i'm Sabre 1876 ober 1877 gum Speiten
MaL nacb Nmcrifa cling uno iicb AUDI in
Chicago aufbielt, mtrb bringen6 eriu6t,
ietne Nbreiie leiner Nicbte Qtuguite @lii1,
0to. 241 Se0gpiGitraBe, Chicago, Su8uz
icnben, GbeniO iinb iOlcbe 2cute, ipel6e
etipa bon benz NufentbaIt bes @eiu6ten
&enntntB baben, bersIi6 g%ebeten, iicb nit
6rau @lii6 in 8erbtnbun9 81 ieBen.
, 1894-01-15
Q1oro.
9ohn 2ob eri9ie6t Sena SYons, neil fe ihr
fem Gelo oeben nil.

Die 3Oidbrige, farbige Gena 9Dons tpur6e
geitern bon ibrem &acsgenoiien Sobn 93oB,
nit benz tie iett mcbreren QBodben in Dem
6auie 1924 Nrntour 2tOe. 3uiammen Elm
3immer b%etpo6nte, eri6oiien. Der Wf0rz
Der enttam. Wtan JAP baS 9aar flr3 porz
Der beftig miteinanDer ltreite1to auf benz
Seitentpege ite6en; 9oB perlan9te @el6,
unb ais ibm bieS 6artnGdig beripctgert
tpur0e, padte i'm Die 8ut6, ct rib einen
GepoIDer aus Der Gal9e un6 icboB lte
nieber. Sic mar nacb menigen Nugene
blifen toot uno tire &etcbe tpurbe na6
Stgmunb's Mor9ue an oer 8ift6 2(oe. gsz
bra6t. @s beiBt, oaB Der @atte Der Go6ten
III ct. 2puis lebt.
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&leine Mn5eigen in Der electromagnetic
BET SQinots Stats ettun9 foIten, tpenn
nicbt mebr pie 8eDn 8Orte, 10 Gents, iebes
peitere QSort l Sent.
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lin Steuungiucbenben Bel ser geaenz
tpartt9en 9fotbla9e OaS @rlongen BON 8ez
i6dftigung 3l crleicbtern, nimmt 0os
MbenbbIatt Der SuinoiS Staatssettunq
Steaengeiucbe uneutgeltltcb auf.
, 1894-01-15

= Die g. SO. Gerra Gotta So. BAT 6em
6ieI6 Muieum ibren int ser NuSiteuung i'm
SnbuitrtezB alat Otelfa9 be>punoerten Ba@
billion, Der etnen @crtb bon $4,000 re-
prGientirt, gum Gei6ent 9ema6t. !0ieitge
iopobl tpie beuti4lGnoil9e SocbIeute be-
3etcbneten ietner 3eit Sic Qlrbeit ais Elm
MciiteritId in ber 2tuSfiibrun9 unb Elm
&ul1ittpert ser Qtrcbtteftur.
, 1894-01-15

Mtlpautee 9tDe. Sub 9iOil. Gotten
$3.50, tpertb $500. So 2tnsabGung un0 So
monatti5. 8errp NuiieQ, 1872 g8aI6tngz
ton Str, 3immer 50.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL Natamnnt of the FOREST CITY INsU.
nhnu"I OlotumUHt n of Rock
ford, in the State of Illinois, on the 31St day of
December, 1892: made to the Auditor of Public
Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-01-15
The Vim. Schmidt Baking Company

8roS, Graders It. feittes SaGaperf
nnerreidt an &einbeit gtohrfraftu Il. S6madbaftgteit
Vragt Cure Srocers oarnedl.
Dfrce uu0 Sabrit: 1871 ClybOurn Ave-
27m3,s Selepbone Gortb 241.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
Deafness Cannot be Cured


by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infiamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inhamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.
and when it is entirely closed deafness
is the result, and unless this inf1amma-
ton can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to it's normal condition, hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
A Profitable Dairy Cow.

A profitable dairy cow is one that
yields not less than 600 gallons Of milk
year. the milk containing not less
than per cent ofbutter fat A cow
yielding 600 gallons year ought to
give during the % earlier weeks Of her
milk-flow about 40 gallons, which. at
the rate of pound of cheese to each
gallon of milk, would amount, after
allowing for shrinka9e, to cwt
Of cheese. And If the milk is
TOR the butter dairy, the produce Of
800 gallons containing 4 per cent of fat
ought to be $40 pounds Of butter. The
best means of developing snd improv-
ing the milking capacity Of COWS are
selection and breeding. Tho lives of
good mixers should be preserved as
long as possible. Statistics show that
Of all the animals subjected during the
last eight or nine years to public test
at milking trials those which were
over six years old gave from 20 to Is
per cent more milk and from 20 to %
per cent richer milk than those under
that age.-Farm and Home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

There is at least one Repuoiiean IN
Iowa county who refuses to De recon
.tructed in his views regarding the
late lamented Bennett school law TO-
wit-Editor j. w. Taylor, OF Inc
Southwest Wisconsin, a weekly paper
lately issued, and ably and vigorously
edited. In his last weeks ISSUE unoer
the heading, zone Flag, One Language
One Country" after extonmg the
sentiment therein expressed. ne pro-
ceeds to read both the great political
narties OF Wisconsin q lecture for
having, as he alleges, in the last four
years abiured Americanism and stood
for foreignizing the country. He lets
the Democrats down comparatively
easy, but laahes the republicans in .
terrible manner; and, after holding
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
Ipomoea Sinuata New Morning
Glory.

A vine growing from seed that will
cover a fence in no time, a rampant
grower, and then it is beautiful vine,
with its huge leaves, dark prickly
stems and immense rose colored flow
ers from three to four inches across,
and costs only 20 cents per packet.
Every one interested in climbers or
new and good things for the garden
should send 10 cents to James Vick's
Sons, Rochester, N. Y, for Vick's
Floral Guide, 1898, which is a perfect
beauty in its gold cover. As the 10
cents may be deducted from the first
order it really costs nothing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

Inc house Of commons on Tuesday
y : vote OF 147 to 145 passed Henry
Laooucnere's amendment to the speech
rom the throne, demanding the
abolition of the house of lords.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup.

Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

In the Easter number Of Harper's
Bazaar, issued March 18th, there will
be a story by Marion Harland, entitled
"A Distinction and Difference"
illustrated by Lucius w. Hitchcock,
and a clever sketch by Kate Epson
Clark, entitled Easter Hats" Illus
trated by w. II. Hyde. Sketches and
articles by other writers will be full
of Easter suggestions.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

Canaoians ar making a strong
ngn1 Tor lower tariff, and the
domlnian parliament which opens in
o1tawa' today. Thursday, will be called
upon to deal with the question.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

GOV. Peck has designated Friday,
Aprl a. as Arbor Day for 1894, and
recommends that the usefulness of the
oay % widened by more general
observance on the part of all our
citizens.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

Begg'S Cherry Cough Syrup.
The greatest and best Cough Syrup.
It will relieve cough quicker, surer
and more effectually than anything on
the market. Sold and warranted by
w. 81. Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16

Jay March 10, contains the following
assuring intelligence in regard to the
political condition of the country:
Things are all right again in this
country. ow-thinking, bull-headed
Grover Cleveland, and vindictiye. small
trousers Gresham have returned from
= Two weeks ride on a government
boat and hunting excursion. How
In this world did the government at
washington stand while these sham
statesmen were away"
The campaign of 1894 has surely
opened up in good earnest, when such
powerful arguments as contained in
the above are being advanced against
the Democratic party and the chosen
representatives of the people. What
weight OF argument there is in such
words as "Slow-thinking, bull-headed
Grover Cleveland, and vindictive, small
trousers Gresham
In another part of the same issue of
The Telegraph the president is referred
to as
"The Buffalo brute, who
through thefts was once made presi-
dent, and through the most shameful
lying was again put into an Office he is
no more fit for than a chimpanzee is
for bishop"
Such convincing reasoning! Such
logicl How just the cause that rests
its defense upon such utterancesl
But seriously, Mr.. Telegraph Editor,
is this kind of abuse in orderf Is it
manly? Is it tolerant? Is it patriotic!
Does it not remind you of the treason
able epithets heaped upon the mar
tyred Lincoln by ultra Democrats who
opposed his methods of putting down
the unholy rebellion? You say:
"For shame Hoke Smith and Com
missioner Lochran, for executing the
orders of the Buffalo brute"
In your better moments, are you
proud of using such language and
giving utterance to such disloyal senti-
mentsY
You profess great love for the
American flag and have, time and
again. expressed the desire to see it
floating from every school house, every
church, every public building in the
land. Would it not be well to give a
practical demonstration of your love
for the flag. by respecting the con-
stituted authority for which it stands?
Is not counselling resistance to civil
authority being against the govern
ment? Is it not melting political
anarchy? Tens of thousands of
your fellow citizens, who are just
as honest, just as intelligent and
just as loyal to the country as you
are, endorse Grover Cleveland's
financial policy, his tariff policy, and
and his pension policy, believe
that he is as good president as the
country has ever had, conscientious
and fearless in the discharge OF the
duties of his high office. You have a
perfect right to disagree with each and
all of your fellow citizens upon every
point; but you must not become
abusive when they exercise the right
of disagreeing with you. And cniehy'
you must obey-and advise others TO
obey-the civil authority,-no matter
what your political opinions may BE-
Frank and fearless criticism oy the
press of political measures ana puolic
men, is always in order; mlsrepfesen'
tation and abuse, never. Give Us
reason; give us sense; give us argu-
ment,-if you have these to offer; ou'
If abnse we have had quite enough.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1894.

a summary of the changes made by
.ne senate committee in the Wilson
this paper. ~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-03-16
Makes more bread
Makes whittier bread
Makes better bread

Temperature Of CufinE-Room.
The best dairymen differ in opinions
respecting the best degree Of heat for
cheese curing; some place the proper
temperature at IS degrees, others as
high as IS degrees As these are sx-
IRENE points. the best temperature IL
between the two, and accords with
other experiments, In having the heat
70 or Is degrees Whatever degree Of
temperature is determined upon, 1t
should be kept uniform Ventilation
should not be neglected. but currents
of cold air should not be allowed TO
pass over the cheeseA The rind Of .
now cheese will check into thousands
of fine sections il exposed but for few
minutes to q draue hit Of cold air. The
room should not be kept close.-Farun-
ers' Voice
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
nTEl

COFNbIIa-ln this city, on the 18th in
siaut. Mary -cudder. witc OF the late Israel
Cornell, aged -i.ycars.
COrTINpHAM.-ln this city. ON the llth
instant, Wichael J.. son Of hohert n. and
Wniired Cotungham, aged 70 seafs.
HARklNS In tlis city.un the 8ih instant,
Frank. SON of Frank and Maggie harkins.
aged years.
JhNNI NGS.-in this city. on February -,
Mary, wife of the late Miles Jennings.
Relatives aud friends are invited To attend
the ful eral from her late silence, 9W Reed
street, ON Thur day, February i5, AT = p IN.
lOFLANp Near New Castle, Del, on Feb
ruaiy H., ltni, John ID. J. iiand, In his 47th
year
Relatives and fienGs are invited 20 attend
lis iuncral from Dis late home on Spencer
Evcs's lnrn. near Sew Castle, on Friday
morning. February %. Services a. the house
at I ~ a. m sharp. iuttrmeut 90 ST. Georges
| Cemetery, ~. Georges, Del
MaRIs. On The l0lh ii slant, OF pncu ronia,
Mary n. wiie oi John Maris, aged 81 years.
/ RIDINGS.-In this city. ou February i3,
Thnmta Eldings. aged Gi years.
| Relatives ana friends. ln. mhers OF Warwick
| Castle No. o Is. g.. u. and the employees Of
cu 20 attend the funeral from BIZ lot. resi-.
| luiermont at u ver' lew Cemetery.
! RlTrENUOCsE.-l this city, on the lltt
| iue ant. Will tm III. hitteuhousc. son OF raf nl
/ =. and the late " iliiam II. tittenhouse, aged
/ li years.
Evening journal., 1894-02-14

fering from stomach trouble. His case is
not serions, but Mr. Challenger has come
home TO recuperate and fight OF any
dangerous turn in his malady.
Company H's gymnasium and nrmory
Is now Ia fine shape and the purchasing
committee will probably recommend
other improvements tonight al the reg
ular meeting.
Comluuion scry ices will be held a.
the Methodist Protestant Church 10.
night
Miss Annie Fleming Is teaching school
this week ss a substitute for Miss Mary
Lohand, detained vt home by the death
of her brother, John Lohand.
At st. Peters r O. Church next
Sunday-the second Sabbath In Lent-a
collection will be taken for the benefit Of
the United Charities. One will also be
taken mp at lmmannel Church and at
several others during the month.
In the moonlight OF last evening hun
dreds of young pleRsure-seekers took
advantage OF the splendid shedding on
the market square.
Tho q A. g Double Quartet held its
final private rehearsal last night at the
residence of Dr. w II Kuntz, before It's
first appearance in the Opera House here
next Saturday night
Every mill in The city Is now running
aud two-the Delaware Iron Works and
the Lea -four mill8-are In operation day
aud night The town now looks brighter
than 10 has for year.
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
A LINCOLN NAN DEAD.
James mcIIinsay, 20 Years Old, Died
shortly After "a Fail.

James McKinsay, 20 Years Old, Died
shortly After "a Fail
ELKTON, Md, Feb. "A james Nc
Kinsey, formerly a resident Of Elkton
died Monday afternoon la Philadelphia
He fell on the street while suffering
from vertigo aud struck on his head His
death occurred a short time aflorward
Mr. McKiusey was born in Ellyton 81
years ago, and was a leading citizen OF
the town ia his time
lie was q member Of the frea.soll party.
but afterwards became identified with
the union party. He was appointed post
master OF Elkton in 1861 by President
Abraham Lincoln and served out hi.
term. In late years he lived in philadel
phia widow and two sons surviv,
him. One son Is Warner McKinsey
employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
/ Company, near PHILADELPHIA The othol
"a Folger McKiusey, editor Of the News
at Frederick
Evening journal., 1894-02-14

& bash,
2I9 Market Street,
Linen and Cotton LaC0S.
Linen and Cotton LaC0S.
Hamburg and Swiss
EmbrOidGriGS.
SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEK.

We probably have the most
extensive and popular line
of these goods 10 be found in
this city-running up into the
thousands of yards, and all
offered at such low prices only
found with us. For instance,
Hamburg Edging, good cloth,
substantial work
inch to "a inch wide, sc,
&C and sc.
~ inch to ~ inch wide, sc,
6c and &c.
? inch to 5 inch wide, &c, SC
and oc
219 inch to 51l inch wide, Ioc,
I2%c and I5c.
9 inch to 10 inch wide, 25c.
Dainty STYLES in Nainsook
Embroidcries, Colored En-
bro'deries, all at prices pro-
poluJnately as cheap.
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
IN Lnnn.. r..--.-nr -

bosroN, Ech is pau Jones. the az.
letic Young co.leg'au who ~iaricd yester-
day go win wager ly going around Gle
world and earning $500 ia g. months. left
the Boston Press club Tor the Boston tay-
ern clad in % suit manufactured out of Old
wrapping paper. Az th. Boston tavern his
total assets were s!5. llr expended a .gs
Tor blanket aud o cents far u,oIie and
thread, and Ae manufactured 90 sort oi t0gi.
Al q hig clothing srHrt h. received $40 fof
the paper suit ana ruDr-.t complete
outnt for $3.50 ii.I.,i -.. 70 Job To- wait
on "a table at rr-t.ufut urar hy. and
many people paid q cents api,ee go -hak,
hands with him. he made "a contract with
firm 10 wear an advertising placard th,
remainder OF tine day lor slu
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
MIN Not 10 ~ Adultsraiad

Tho executive officers OF the Board 90
Health were instructed. 40 meeting last
night, 20 stop farmers from gathering
garbage In this city a number of farm.
ers living near the city gather garbage,
take 20 TO the country ana feed not only
TO the hogs, but TO the cows as we'll
This is bad business that IS fraught
with danger, but IS also detrimental TO
public health as much cot the milk is
sold this city TIE country garbage
carts will be "boycutted
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
AS FRIEND MEETS FRIEND.
There is the Same Greeting in
All Countries.

The FIRST snlutatiop 81 Invariably an In
quiry About Hsnlth--Tno Danger oi
Oi0scd Doors and Wlndows-The One
Cure for Neuralgia.
bow do you dor" is the phrase all
over the world. Ia every language the
hr-t greeting inquiries about the health.
Winter With closed doors and windows,
coal stovos and in door life endsngers
health, brings a bad condition Of the
blood and lowering tons to the nervous
system.
"The most certain indication Of badly
nouiished nerves" say Dr. Weir Mitch
oil, "is ncuraleia
Nothing robs tired, aching nerves OF
all irritation like appropriate nerve food.
Paiue's celery compound best meets hi.
need Neuralgia. rheumatism, lumbagC
ard kidney troubles, due TO poor blood
yield 20 Palne's celery compound wher
nothing else gives relief
Evening journal., 1894-02-14
Irelaents Of the pay.

Miss Hattie Challenger has returned
from a visit to friends in Baltimore
This is Postmaster Gordou's busy day.
There was q rush % terris's last night
sor seats for the A. G Minstrels
Scenes from the Emerald Isle were dis
played on canvas. last night in the
lecture room Of the Presbyterian Church.
Fred W. Hoffman, George w. Hast
ings, jr. and four other young men have
been elected members Of the Columbia
Athletic Club
Since the beginning Of the recent
blizzard q number Of vessels have beeI
driven into the harbor, and last NIGH
TWO Boston and Newburyport steamer
were in the list Of delayed ones.
Edward Z. Challenger, OF one Of the Phil
adeipaia city transportation companies
has arrived here ht the home Of his par
enfs. Mr and Mrs. Ed ward Challenger, SUI
Evening journal., 1894-02-14

Mrs l. Van Zle, Of No. 2G2 Liberty
street, Paterson, n ! whose portrait Is
given above. writes as follows:
81 enclose you one o. my pictures, that
you may show IL TO suffering humanity
and tell what Paines celery compound IS
doing Tor me- am still using il. aud Il
Is doing great work In my family |
have recommended the remedy to several
sufferers
Am taking lt for renralgia, with
great benefit
Pines celery compound Is the one
true specific for al diseases resulting
from on impaired nervous system or i'm
roverisbed blood. Try H.