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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20
A Diverted Compliment.

II came pwetty near being compli-
mented to-day" said Willie Wishing
ton.
How was that?" asked his friend.
'Miss Cayenne told me was per-
feet magazine poem"
''Indeed?"
'Y-a-a-s. She said 1 didn't have an
idea in me. "-Washington Star.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20
The Omitted Adjecti

She (Chicagoensis)-Plea
paper. 1 don't like the W
ported my costume, sir.
He editor of the Butterti.
I'm willing to max any correctio
know.
She-Oh, well, then. 1t should ha
read ivory silk with real lace and real
diamonds, sirr-Judge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

What kind of man is Judge Bag
rox?'
Undoubtedly gentleman of the old
school. Why, when l asked him for
his daughters hand he pulled my nose,
form of insult which has not been in
vogue for more than forty years. -
Truth.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

AS Boston street car was blocked
a woman was heard con6ding her do
nestle cares to neighbor. Eyes,
keep a girl awhile to rest my body;
then l go without for awhile to rest
my mind. "-ExchanRe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

Applicant-I ask for the hand of your
daughter.
Parcnt-Have you any prospects for
the future?
"None whatever"
"She hasn't any, either. Take her,
my boy, and be happy. God bless you
both."-Texas Siftings.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20
Not Rich, Either,

Bryce-Algernon Fitz Sappy is one of
those fellows who has more money
than brains, isn't he?
Knowso-Yes, and he is poor, too
Life's Calendar.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

Naggs-Dr. Plz has a practice of fifty
thousand year.
Waggs-Fifty thousand what? Funer-i
als?-Judge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

am somewhat interested in you"
''Yas, that's what the wild turkey
said when she picked up the June bug"
''Ha, ha, quite a fable, assure you.
But come, now, tell me the way to the
MILL
Which one?"
Ether"
whats that?"
81 say ither."
"ReclSon you'd better go on. Man
come round here last fall an said
'ither, an the fust thing we know'd
he'd done run away with a boss"
''Well, did | ever hear the lilzer'
Don't know as you have. Don't
know what you've hearn. ut never
run with you none"
"Well, now, joking aside"
"Ain't jokin' a side nur back,
nuther."
well, then, aside from joking, will
you tell me the way to ither one of
those mills?"
Come round some other time. Pm
busy now"
Look here, my good fellow, you are
getting to be provoking"
"Yas, that's whut the lizard lowed
when the sawlog was drug over him. -
The Englishman sought an easier
position in his saddle, looked at the
squatter, frowned perplexedly, and
then said:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

Mr.. Longlegs-Have you fire escapes
In this hotel?
Clerl1-No, sir, but there's no danger;
I'll put you on the third foor.-St-
Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

-She-"I've had no use for you since
you lost your mustache." He-"And
I've had no use for the mustache since
l lost you. "-Roxbury Gazette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

Oaliley-So you like a yacht with a
centerboard?
Soallley-I like one better with a
well-stocked Observation-Disclosures
Inquirer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20

The bird now tunes his merry lay
With many trill and twist;
And the mosquito, sad to say,
Is next upon the list.
-WaShinpton Star
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-06-20
YOU ARE VERY AMUSING. "

binary man. You are farmer, 1 pre-
sume?"
KANT say am"
What is your calling, then?"
call hogs sometimes, an sometimes
don't call nothln''
What do you do for living?"
Eat sometimes, an then ag'in 1
drink"
"Well, l must say you are the most
peculiar man | ever met"
"Neenter say it unless yer want to.
Amt nobody a-shovin' you"
well, WELL" said the Englishman,
shim another searching look. 81
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
PIckANINNlEs' SWEET MUSIC.

A Gar Load Of CoIored Orphans From
South Carolina Attracts much Attention
A carload OF orphan pickaninniea from
South Oarolina passed through the city
on the 10 % Southern express this morn
ing. Their destination is New York city
where during the next month they will
hold series OF concerts
as the big train rolled into the station
strains OF music-not unlike that which
emanates from a full fedged symphony
orehestrs-tingled In the ears of the
passengers on the platform. At first
everyone thought q sheet iron band from
Hedgeville had rendered It's gratuitous
services to Rev Drs Howard and Watt
in their Parkhurstic crusade.
When the ponderous wheels Of the giant
locomotive ceased their revolutions and
the train came 90 standstill
be mystery was solved. Seated
with their chaperones In one
Of the cars were these little black
urchins, each blowing or pounding
upon an instrument Of some sort. Even
while the train waited they kept Rt IL
Attrac led BY. the .desultory sounds the oc
cupants Of the waiting rooms .meandered
out to catch a glimpse of the youthful
performers. At times some of the high
notes waited on the breeze which stirred
In the vicinity, bore striking repem-
blsnce, to Chopin In the Fifth
Nocturne Before the music stopped
however, the by-stsnders all agreed that
the little pickaninnles had been reading
the notes Of Sweet Marie upside down
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
AN OPEN LETTER.
PnILApELrnrA. Jnne Is. 1sas


PHILADELPHIA, juno e5 1895.
Mn 5. bwARTz
Manager Of Manufacturer Sale.
DEAR SIR:
We wish you to keep store. No. ops
Market street. for only ten days longer
therefore, sell the balance OF the stock on
hand at Whatever they msy bring "a we
do not want any goods shipped back
hsre Trusting you will be able TO sell
the whole stock,
We remain. respectfully.
s. WEYL & co.
The above spCsks for itself.
Remember We stay but 10 days more.
You can buy Clothing ct your own
price.
Mems Business Suits $500, worth
5000
Mems Snlts $4 80, worth $1,000.
Mems Elegant Clay Worsted Suits at
s. 30 worth 800 90
Mems Elegant llsek and Blue Cbeviot
Suits at 81 go worth S13 90
Mems Cashmere Suits at 1920, worth
S13 so
Boys Elegant Suits at 69c. and 81 90,
worth SO 50
Boys Suits at SLIGO. So 90. SO 4s
worth from So 20 TO $6 90.
Thousands OF Mems Heavy Working
Pants at 59e.
Elegant Cashmere Pants at 0Oc
worth $3.50
Fine Dress Pants 81 so, worth $4 90.
Fine Dress Pants 50 90. worth SIS 90.
Childrens Jersey aud Velvet Suits at
less than cost OF the goods.
Spring Ogercoats al your own price
Fine Serge Suits ct 50 80, worth $l4.OO
Elegant Imported Serge Suits at 50. 90
worth $16 90.
Thousands Of Kues Pants at 13c
And many other bargains too numerous
to mention.
Remember this sale lasts for only 1C
days longer.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Highest of all in Leavcnng Power-Lae u. s. Govt Report
R>!a!l! q! Rskassi! BRaklI's
ABSOLUTEEY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Epworth League rendered its regular
monthly program in the Nj E. Sunday
school room last night Interesting
readings and recitations from Longfellow
were given by the members Of the
League.
Superini endent Dougherty Is beautify.
ing the Leslie estate for the July 4
visitors and the long hedge Is being
nicely trimmed.
Spring chickens at Williams's.
Bridget Connor, VINO was cursed and
struck by Boarder johnnie Clark, sued
her assailsnt before Mayor Boyd last
night and Clark was hned So and costs.
De swofe that ha WAS intoxicated at the
time and seemed very repentant.
Personal Events.
Miss Belle Megginson is visiting rela-
tives in Wilmington.
Rev w. A Wise. OF North East, Md.
is visiting relatives here
Mrs Sarah Postles, Of Wilmington, is
la this city to-day.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
CRoKER Drinks IL.

The Ex-Tammany Chief Says He Is Very
Much In tho Social Swim.
LONDON, June 26.-Mr. Richard Croker
has returned from Newmarket, where he
has been since Saturday and where he
had Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh J Grant of New
York as his guests. Mr., and Mrs. Grant
left yesterday for Switzerland 90 spend a
few weeks. While at Newmarket, Mr.
Croker saw all his horses tried and decid-
cd not to race them at present. He said
Il would as soon run horses on asphalt
as ON the turf in its present condition.
Our American horses are unsuited to the
dry, solid earth, and the risk is too great.
i expect to run one or two horses at the
I'd of July meeting at Newmarket / am
most Interested at the present moment
in my trotter Shy Wilkes, which brought
from Lichtleld. I have entered him for
the Dublin fair during the horse show
week in August. He win be driven to
an American sullSy, and / believe he
stands good chance Of winning"
Respecting the recent trip to ireland,
Mr.. Croker said he had had a delightful
time. At Limerick on the day he arriv-
ed the mayor invited him TO be his guest
at the Garryowen fair, over which Lady
Dunraven presided Mr.. Croker stood AZ
the stall with her ladyship for some time.
The latter spoke about her delightful visit
to America.
Mr., Croker has decided not to purchase
the estate near Limerick which he intend
ed to convert into a stud farm, though his
brother had almost concluded the nogo-
tiations for the purchase. He said he
would not buy it If he could get it for a
song for he discovered that the purchase
would mean the eviction of poor tonants.
When the place was sold, they would be
likely to be thrown out.
q may lease place. Mr. Croker went
on, but have not made any arrangements
and shall not decide until l return to Ire
land in August. With all the delight Of
my visit to Ireland, it was not without its
sad side. / found great distress among
the peasantry. They simply cannot make
the rent, and their prospects are not
bright 1t is heartrending to SEQ the con-
dition Of some Of these poor people. The
younger ones are emigrating wherever
they can, leaving the old ones behind.
Owing to the bad times in America, little
money is being sent back TO Ireland" "
Mr. Croker was here shown the New
York papers which told of the success he
was making in society.
Yes, said Mr.. Croker, IT am getting
20 be as great a tea drinl1er as my friend
Senator Murphy is in Washington during
the social season. am trying to get him
over here to accompany me when l 20 to
afternoon teas
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
THE N.Y.STOcK MARKET
T. D. Hooper & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
TIE LATEST WALL STREET ERwa
speeial pispatch Evenlng Journal.

Special Dispatch Evening journal.
New York. June 26-3 p. m.-The
stock market was tame and uuint crest
ing to-day, ard with the exception of a
few spssms Of activity in Reading aud
some OF the low priced specialties
including Wheeling and Lake Erie Com
mon and Kansas aud Texas Preferred
there was little disposition to operate
on the long side Of the account.
London was moderate seller Of st.
Paul and Louisville and Nashville. the
latter on the decrease Of $22 900 in earn
ings for tho third week of Jane.
Reading enjoyed short lived squirt on
the rumor that Banker Morgan had
asked the coal presidents to confer with
him with . view OF settling the coal
trade troubles
Sugar WAS soft spot and although
several feeble rallies were ensineered
there was continuous supply OF long
stock and the break in the certificates
finally Affected the remainder Of the
market
Chicago Gas was feverish and
Western sdgices intmated that another
boddle ordnance will shortly be .intro-
duced into the City Counci.
st Paul was tribe lower on the I'M
sssaonable weather IN the Dakotas and
Minnesota and there WAS some profit
taking In Northwest and Chicago, Bur
lington aud Quincy.
There was lively break in New Eng
land due to denial Of recent sensational
reports.
The strength Of Western and Lake
Erie WAS based upon semi official
statement that the earnings for the syeer
will show surplus OF $l61 600 appll-
cable to dividends Oh preferred stock
Big FOur's May statement showed'an
increase Of sS, ZOO in surplus.
The new Chicago per cent. loan is
quoted ct per cent. premium.
Carpet manufacturers have bought
within the past week 145. GOO pounds Of
China wool
Tennessee Coal and Iron was irmer on
what was considered buying by con.
trolling interests
Money a trias sitter at II per cent.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26

have two little grand children v no are
teething this hot Summer weather aud 81
troubled with bowel complaint give
them Cham berlsin's Collie, Cholera aud
DarrhmA Remedy aud It acts like a charm
earnestly recommend It for children with
bowel troubles. ! was myse taken with a
severe attack Of bio idy fnx, with cramps
and pains in my stomach, one-third OF 4
bottle Of this remedy cured me. Within
twenty four hours WAS out Of bed and do
ing my house work Mrs w l. Dunagan.
Bon-aqua, Hickman, Co., Tenn. For sale
by z James Belt.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
INSTRUClIHG YOUNG MINISTER'S.

DR.. Hniburd Delivers the Last of the Lee
tures Before studont-ministers &C Dover.
other Speakers.
Rev. Merritt Hulburd. d D. returned
to this city to day from Dover where he
leotured last night before the "June
Assembly" in the Conference Academy
The June Assembly is a meeting fer
the Methodist ministers who have not yet
completed the full course Of study
assigned to them IL has bsen In session
all this week at Dover, the young
men being subjected to rigid examina-
tions during the day and la the evenings
listened TO addresses by older ministers
Of the conference.
Rev. s J. Morris, ID. d Rsv. Robert
Watt, d D.. and Dr. Hulburd were the
lecturers and each address was listened
TO by large audience.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
THE AMoRIrA cos lo Ngw YoRk

Started Out This Afternoon with Her
Owners, messrs. Gould aud Brokaw,
Aboard.
This afternoon the pretty schooner
yacht Amorita, recently launched at the
Harlan and Hollingsworth Company :
yard, left the Chrlstiana on
her way TO New York.
A few days ago Frank ! Gould
and w. Gould Bsokaw. OF New York,
the owners OF the yacht were in VIII
mington aud made arrangements with
the builders sor to day 3 trip
While at New York she will be com
pletely equipped from stem TO stern.
The Amorita will return to Wilmington
within the next two week. for the
finishing touches.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
WIlh DO nIereh ant alarlne.

German ship I.ika. Captain Pesle.
cleared for Philsdelphia this morning
to unload l zoo bags OF nitrata
Of soda, the balance or her
cargo, for DuPont's Illinois works She
will go ia ballast to the Cape Veide
islands whore She will load for Europo
The British steamer Duhield, from
Oelte, France entered In ballast and
will losd with OIL for Rouen, France.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Trancn Coo = Chlncsn -

LoNDoN juno 26-A dispatch to The
Times from Tien-tsin says that France has
concluded the convention With China
sanctioniug an unlimited r2tension of the
ronquin railways into Chineserterritory.
There are alarming reports thar the Japa.
neSe are fortfying the Lao Tung frortier.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
A Little reud on tbe rl,born.

SERGENT, KY, June 26-News comes
here from the mouth Of the Elkhorn river.
Pike county. that early on Friday morn
ing the DusSin boys, Charley and Tom,
and Joe and Pete Edgerton engaged in a
battle near the little town of ElShorn
City, which resulted in the death Of Pete
Edgerton and Charley Duskin and the
probable fatal wounding of Joe Edgerton.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
vale Whltewashgs uoryard.

NEW HAVEN, june 26.-Yale won her
second baseball game from Harvard hero
"a q Walkovor with the score 8 70 Q. Car
ter s curves were puzzle, only two hits
being made from his delivery, and those
Were a bunt ana a long Nv which Lctton
sadly misiudgcd. Harvard played from
beginning 70 end without snap and as if
they had no interest in trying to win
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Trom Loo stsnIlnr N nInrder.

BLUEFELns, W. Va, juno 26-News
has just reached here Of the murder OF
Mrs Faulkner by a man named Johnson
near Blamwoll, W Va johnson was to
be tried for the stealing Of hog, and
Mrs Faulkner was the chief witness
against him. He went to the house OF
Mrs Faulkner and shot the woman kill
ing her instantly. johnson is now i'm the
Inpuufains
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
rhe IIawaIlan rnlhnslers.

WASHINGTON, June a6-No action has
yet been taken by the navy department
looking TO the stopping of nlibusters said
TO be fitting out at Seattle. The Mohican
is the only vessel Of the navy cruising in
those waters She could easily look after
the filibusrers II the department finds II
necessary.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Express struck a Gravel Train,

REVERE, Mass, june 26-An open
switch caused a bad collision ON the east
ern division Of the Boston and Maine rail
road here. An express out Of Boston
crashed into the gravel train sido tracked
here, and both engines were badly wreck
ed and the gravel ears scattered across the
tricks. No one was seriously hurt, but
both engineers We're bruised and passen-
gers on the express shaken up.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Went tn No scnfrnld IInnrrr.

CoLumus o., june 26.-John Molnar
the Cleveland murderer was hanged at
the penitentiary at 1903 this morning.
His neck was broken, and the heart beats
ceased in just 13 minutes. Molnar did
not eat anything all day, but stood the
ordeal bravelv.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
DIR. MaoGreror NYedn rndnr.

PHkADELPmA, June 26-Rev. DR.
Duncan MacGrcgor who was expelled
from the Association of Baptist Ministers
and compelled to resign from the Centen-
ninl Baptist church, viii wed Miss Sallie
George at noon today II was his aifec-
tion for Miss George that caused his wife
TO get a divorce, his people 20 demand his
retirement and his fellow Baptists to drop
him from their rolls
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Lineman IAilIed ~ the Ar.

PHILADELPHIA. Juno ~. BENJAMIN
Hoffman, aged 45 years, an inspector fof
the Brush Electric Light company. climb.
ed TO the top OF a pole at Third street and
Millings alley TO see why the lamp had
gone out His hand inadvertently touch.
ed the wire, terrific shock passed through
him. and he toppled over 20 the ground
below, dying few moments afterward.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
LIIIIan Rnsseu Nvenrs Red Iilnnmers.

NEW YORK, June 26-Miss Lillian Rus
sell has taken the Ewing cottage at Great
Neck, \. y, for the summer Miss Rus.
sell, with her little daughter servants,
dogs and ponies, arrived last Saturday.
Miss Russell Is an enthusiastic hicyclist
and wears a dark red suit Of bloomcrs and
"A derby hat 10 match.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
a Royal wedding.

LoNpON, june 26.-Prince Emanuele
Filiborte duke Of Aosta, nephew OF King
Humbcrt Of Italy. was married at the
Church of st. Raphael Kingston-on.
to the Princess Helene of or.
leans, second daughter of the Countess Of
Paris and sister of the Duke of Orleans.
head Of the royal family Of France.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Ther Nm nnos ror cold.

WALrnAM, Mass, Juno 26.--It was an
nounced by the management Of the Wal.
than bicycle track that Sanger, johnson
and Tyler would signal their advent into
the ranks of professionals by engaging in
a match race on the Waltham track July
for purse Of 81, 600 in gold
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
A New York Mans suioldo.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Goorge W. Rouis
81 years old, living at the Alpine build
ing, 90 West Thirty-third street. shot him.
self in the head with revolver with the
intention Of committing suicide He was
taken to the New York hospital, where
IL was said that he could not recover
Business reyerses were the cause.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
nc Bupkoed ! slot nIacI,ino.

ROCHESTER,, June 26.-Joseph sharp
was arrested here by Deputy United
States Marshals Bardwell and Shaw on
the charge Of passing spurious money
Sharp played a slot machine in Thomas
Mc6mw's saloon with washers, winning
many cigars
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
rrn In.nrnent cnlnnol. -

HAVANA, June 2G.-The insurgent colo
nels Fernandino and Bello, wounded in
the battle at Becas dc dos Rios, in which
Jose Marti was killed, are dead 1t Is esti-
mated that their band was the best or
gani2ed in tho island, and they are not
charged with having committed any
rrimp
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
NIalno.s snadIsh colnnr.

CARIBOU, Me, june 26.-New sweden.
prosperous town ten miles from here
celebrated the quarter centennial of its
founding ms a Swedish colony the first
~ the United States. The colony was
formed under the direction of w. W.
Ihomas .Ir.. who was the orator of tho dAH.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
IncIdents of the DIV.

Presbyterian Sunday school workers
and scholars went down the bay on their
annual outing at Woodland Beach to day.
g. ID. Williams has watermelons.
Active young athletes Of the Columbia
Athletic Club are working industrlously
70 capture some Of the prizes at the
sports
The literary department Of the
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
A. TnvnIid sboot. uImsolr

MEDINA, y. Y, june 26.-Manley Gay
lord, prominent resident of this village,
committed suicide by shooting. Mr. Cay
lord had been confined to his bed for some
time suffering from paralysis, and in a
delirious spell fired the fatal shot
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Kidnaped His cbua

ROCHESTER, june 2G.--A woman about
% years Of age, giving the namo of Mrs
Gum Of Pittsburg, complained to the po-
lice here that her divorced husband had
kidnapped their 2-year-old daughter while
walking with its aunt on West avenue.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Inmned Intn 40 cnnnl.

PRINCETON, n. j., June 2G IL Eva
Thomas colored woman, p years old.
committed suicide by jumping from the
bridge into the Delaware and Raritan ca
nal No cause for tho decd is assignod.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Tho pre.Ident Vol. 3 -.

BUzzARDs BAY, Mass, June 90. -
Stormy weather kept the president in
doors, and Mr. Cleveland devoted the time
TO official matters called 10 his attention
by visit of Private Secretary Thurbor.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
CoIIlaIon nn rrnnt street.

A collision occurred this morning Oh
Front street near Sbipley between
August Biekta's wagon and one owned
by farmer named Pasehall The latter's
vehicle was damaged sbont $40
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
A stay For Cherokee Bill.

FORT SMITH, Ark, June 26.-Chorokee
Bin was not hanged here, stay of execu-
tion having been granted pending his APP
peal to the supreme court Of the United
States
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Has Mgr. O'connelI Resignodg

IoNDoN, June 26.-rhe correspondent
Of The Chronicle at Rome telegraphs that
10 is rumored that Mgr. O'Connell has re-
signed the rectorship Of the American col
lnftn
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Ohioago CIosIng PrIce,.

Wheat, July. 1874; Sept. 7aG Corn.
July, 4s1e Sept, 4al6; Oats, July, 26l8;
sept, 2t4; lard, July. e086 G2Js: Sent. g. So
July, %; Sept, @ So.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Electrical Engineers Meet.

NIAGARA FALhs, June 26.-The twelfth
general meeting of the American Insti.
tutc q Electrical Engineers opened at the
Cataract uonse
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Dotton-New York olos,pe pr,cs.

june b.oJ bidi @; ~ asked; July. 6.79 bid; G so
asked; August, "a Did: q. SO askea Senfem
her IS bids 6.sg asked October. 093 bid; o.
asked.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
IRON works TO Resnme.

PHIEADELPHA, juno 26.-The Wellman
iron and steel works at Thurlow, which
have been idle for two years, win resume
operations in tho fall.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26

Yeagsr, 4os King, wan Papers and Shades
Evening journal., 1895-06-26
Artisans Savings Bank
NO. sa2 MAgEsT gTsEET.
Wilmington, II a,swxre.
alI7.7aa az

Interest Allowed "a deposits OF money TO-
one OF more cAleni months At the rats o.
psr cent. per sni um. Money l0an8l o.
mortgages on rea ate.
Evening journal., 1895-06-26

Sometime ago was troubled with an at
tack OF rheumatism used Chamberlain
Pain Balm and was completely cured /
have since advised many Of my friends aud
customers TO try the remedy and al speak
highly of It. Simon 6oldbsum, San Luis
Reg, Cal For sale by z. ], Belt, druggist.