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Evening journal., 1895-01-11
The Gun Casting Trands.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ia final hear
ing was had before United States Com
missioner Bell in the case Of Mortimer H.
Buckley. president; Frederick Baldt, man
nger, and John T. Anderson, foreman, Of
the Pennsylvania Steel Casting and Ma
chine company of Chester charged with
conspiracy and fraud in supplying gun
castings to the government. Commissioner
Bell decided that the charge against Pres
ident Buckley had not been made out
and he was discharged Baldt and Andcr-
son were, however, each held in 81, 600 for
trial
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
TAYLQR IN HIplNG.
The DcfauitiaS State Treasurer of south
Dakota Carried Away Lots of Cash.


Tho Dcfanltlag State Treasurer of south
Dakota Carried Away Lots of Cash.
PIERRE. s. D.. Jan. ll.-All sorts OF
rumors have been set anoat here by tho
friends OF Taylor the defaulting state
treasurer, to prevent rigid prosecution IL
is said that the shortage was due 10 tho
libcraliiy with which he supported va
rious banks during the panic and received
rates on which he has realized nothing.
The state officials are making strenuous
efforts to raise sufficient cash 20 keep tho
various state institutions running, and q
peremptory call for taxes is expected to
produce enough TO tide over the difficulty
for some time. but tho state auditor feels
positive that South Dakota must default
on the bond interest due In June Mean
while effort Is being made to apprehond
Taylor.
The attorney general has brought suit
on the bond OF Treasurer Taylor It Is
understood that the bond win be contest.
cd. Ex- x-Governor Mollcttc, who qualified
for $50 GOO, wires that ho will be hero
and will straighten out tho shortage It
is said his property, however. is only 10
per cent OF the defalcation. The state Off
cials do not place much reliance in It.
II Is believed that Taylor is hiding in
the cast. Ii is known he had when he left
here fully $3.50, GOO In cash. and he could
have drawn in New York fully s1OO 600
more. 1t Is believed that he has certain
confederates here who are keeping him
advised Of the proceedings a strong at
tempt is being mado hore to throw doubt
on the validity OF tho bonds, and it is sup
posed that the plan is to force the state
into a compromise with the bondsmon for
moderate sum, and then when O settle
ment is completed and Taylor is promised
immunity he will make good the losses Of
his bondsmen
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Floods In Georgia.

ATLANTA, Jan. 11.--Reports from the
river districts of Georgia indicate over
flows that may cause serious damage. At
Augusta and Rome the rivers are rapidly
rising and have already reached high wa
ter mark. In Cherokee county the streams
have flooded the valleys, and great dam
age has been done TO the crops. 1t is still
raining in many portions Of the state. and
a further rise Of the rivers is feared. In
the upper Savannah valley the following
rainfalls are reported: Greenwood. g. 80
inches; Tocooa, 2. 06; Anderson, /. 81, and
Mount Carmel I. O5.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Dance IN Honor Of q Gnest.

Mrs. E Tatnall Warner. of No. 903
Delaware avenue, gave an enjoyable dance
in the New-Century Club pArlors laet
night Il was given In honor OF her
niece, Miss Louise N Corbit, of Odessa,
who is her guest.
Dancing began at 80 o'clock, and At
ii o'clock supper wRs served, the cafe
being rrettily decorated with cut flowers
The hostess was assisted Ia receiving
by Miss Alice Lea, Miss Edith Bring
hurst. Miss Emma Swift, Mlss Mary
Swift, Miss Louise Corbit, Mics Sarah
Corbit, Miss Emile McIlvaine and Mics
Aimee DUPONT
These were among the guests: Miss
Julia Maull, Miss Marie Morse, Miss
Mazle Dunning. Miss Julia McIlvaine,
Miss Annie Jackson, Miss Lily Bancroft,
Miss Carrie Bush, Miss Jennie Lea, Miss
Agnes Richardson. Miss Belle Wales,
Miss Bessie Wales, Miss Martha Kuo owles,
Miss Nellie Mendinhall. Miss Spruance,
the Missss Bradford, the Misses Warner,
Miss Sawyer. Miss Cause Miss Penny
well, Miss Smith. the Misses Hoffscker,
Miss Wilson, the Misses Black, Miss
Bertha Smith, the Mi ses Cooper, the
Misses DUPONT, the Misses Johnston, the
Misses Csnby, Miss Brlnghurst, Miss
Knight.
DR.. and Mrs. james A Draper, Mr.. aud
Mrs James H. Wilson, Mr. aud Mrs. ]
A Dailett, Mr.. and Mrs Alexis Dupont,
Mr. aud Mrs Walter D. Bush, Mr. and
Mrs, l. Z Vandegrift, Mr. and Mrs j.
7. Winchester Ar and Mrs. James E
Hofecker, Mr.. and Mrs Philip
MRrluand, Mr and Mrs ]. Ernest
Smith. Mr. and Mrs Henry @ Morse,
Lieutenant and Mrs. John G Frier,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Sellars,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin b. 0ayley, Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Dupont, Mr and Mrs John
Biggs, Mr. and Mrs Charles 3D. Curtis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Canning, Mr. and
Mrs Edward Andrews Leonard e
Waies, Jr, Joseph P Wales, Harry
Lattimer, Harry Morse, Lea McIlvaine.
Joseph A Richardson, A. f.
g. Barrie George A Eiott,C a. Cope
land, Roger Wilson, James w. Ponder,
Henderson Wier Thomas + Bayard. Jr +,
Mahlon Belts, Christopher L. Ward,
Charles Smith, John Richardson, @. T. R.
Bates
Branch n Giles, John Constable, O.
Gibson. Harry Bringhurst, John Bird,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Brlnghurst. Mr.
and Mrs Eugene Dupont, Mrs George
w. Sparks, Mr.. and Mrs Charles g.
Rupert. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Cause, Mr. and Mrs. H. B Brad
ford, Mr. and Mrs William H
Swift. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Swift,
Colonel and Mrs. Robert M Floyd, Alr.
and Mrs. Charles R Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
e 7. Candy, Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand L
Gilpin, Mr. and Mrs. George h
Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ban
croft, Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs F. n.
Buck Mr.. and Mrs Harry Cause,
Mr. and Mrs. w O. Spruance, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S Heger, Mr.. and Mrs, e. y.
Belts, Mrs. LsMotte Dupont, S. Bring
hurst, Percy Nields, s Rumford, Edward
Grubb and John Kane.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

brides parents Among tho guests
were Mes ames l. Willis j. Writ
Willis, Harry P Willis, WILMINGTON;
Mr AID Mrs Lewis Hayes. Mr. aud Mrs
Price Smith, Mrs Morely. Philadelphis;
hr and Mrs George w Bolton, Csnrre
vile; Miss Leua Ireland, Miss Maggie
Bnyes Miss Rens Goodlng, Miss Mollie
Hayes dalena; Miss Scotten, Locust
.srove, Nd; Harry Reading. Frank Ruth,
Lewis Hayes, Jr J Ireland. Rev. Nelson,
Galena; August Money, Chestertosn, and
Joseph Weir Kennedyville
Mr. and Mis- Money will make their
home at Locust Grove, Nd.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
SPECTACULAR TRAGEDY.
Pawling Summoned Ills Mother-in-law Il
See Him KIN His Family.

LEwIsBuRG, Pa, Jan. 11-Wesley Paw
ling, a well to do farmer Giving about
mile west of New Columbia went TO the
house of his mother-in-law. half a mile
distant, and induced her to accompany
him back home TO witness grand
shooting match .
Upon their arrival at the Pawling home
stead he took a revolver from his pocket
and shot his 4-year-old child. killing IL
instantly. He then fired at his wife, IN
fii~ting a serious but not fatal wound.
Immediately after the shooting he went
to the barn and hanged himself Jealousy
is thought TO have been the cause Of the
crime.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
social and Psrsopal Notes.

Miss Whitford, of this city, is visiting
friends at Kenneth Square.
Miss F. p Knox is visiting Mrs Il. p
Swsyne at Ksnnett Square.
The Hawthorne Literary Society will
celebrate its first anniversary in March
by giving literary aud musical enter
tsinment followed by a supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Clark, of Lancaster,
Ps., are registered at the Hotel jennings
REPRESENTATIVE Walter s. Money, OF
Blackbird, was in this city to day.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
s.prinr nv Sweetheart ),

DENVER, Jan. IL" Bring back my
sweetheart were the last words Of August
Samuelson, formerly clerk at the Brown
Palace hotel who committed suicide at
the Hotel Logan by cutting his throat.
He had been Tilted by a woman for whom
he deserted his wife and children
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Pleasantly surprised Her Friends.

A bride aud groom left the city for
OlevelaLd. o, last night after causing no
little pleasant astonishmenJ among the
friend of the bride and the social circles
In which 1he moved. Miss May Hus
bands has been visiting in Wilmington
for several weeks as the guest OF Mrs
Frank White on West Tenth street
During her stay here. Miss
Husbands became very popular
by her pleasing manner aud
prepossessing appearance To the surprise
Of all her friends here, especially some
new admirers, Miss Husbands received a
visit ON Wednesday from William p
Crozier. Of Cleveland, who, though iu
was not known here, was an OLD friend
aud sdmlrer They went to Camden
yesterday, where they were united In
matrimony and returned to Wilmington,
leaving at midnight last night for
Cleveland
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Doctors In a Deadly Duo,.

WEnIAR, Tex, Jan. IA desperate
shooting aifray occurred here between
Drs. J. e. Grace and Eugene Pottot. Dr.
Grace received two shots through the
breast and died a few seconds afterward.
Dr. Pottot received three wounds and was
seriously injured, but may recover.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
A TEN-YEAR-oLD AvENeER.
He Seized His Dead Fathers Pistol and
KILLED the Latter's slnver.

PERRY, O. H.. Jan. ll.-John Swain,
a deputy United States marshal who mar
ried a Chickasaw Indian, had quarrel
with Carl Vincent, another deputy, at pur-
cell Vincent shot at Swain, but missed
him. Swain drew six shooter and killed
Vincent on the spot
About this time Charley Vincent. 10
years old, son Of Carl, ran up. When no
saw that Swain had killed his father, ho
seized the latter's pistol and shot Swain
through the head killing him instantly.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
ronna nead m rhelr HONG.

MINNEAPOLIS Jan. 1.-THE dead bod
les Of Mr.. and Mrs 0. Rollins were found
in their home here. They had not been
seen since Monday, and the awful discov-
cry was made by neighbors, who broke
into the house to investigate. They may
have been suffocated by coal gas. but the
cause Of death will not be known until
the coroner completes his investigation.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
scarcblpe For scott,s podv.

O'NEILL, Neb., Jan. 1.-THE sheriff s
posse has left here for the scene OF tho
Scott lynching TO renew the search. There
is talk of petitioning the legislature to
offer a reward for the apprehension Of the
culprits The movement has not taken
definite form yet, but it has been strongly
talked upon the streets.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
noted nortlcnlturlst nean.

PRovIDENoE Jan. 11.-Cyrus c. Arm
strong was found dead in the Arlington
hotel. Mr.. Armstrong was one Of the best
known horticulturists in New England
and was secretary and treasurer Of the
Rhode Island society. A few days ago he
suffered from an attack of tho grip which
was Of peculiar and dangerous typo.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
schooltencher Hangs Her.elf.

MINNEAPoLIs, Jan. IL. ~ Deliah H.
Haines, a sister Of Professor A. Il. Haines
of the University of Minnesota, was found
dead in her room, having committed sui
eide. She had unhraided a rug which was
in the apartment and wound It several
times about her throat tying the ends
firmly. She was formerly teacher in the
public schools of Michigan.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
rmhennler cnntnren Anrnnd.

NEw YORK. Jan. 11.-Word was receiv-
ed here that Curgio l.. Garmignnni.
fugitive from justice had been captured
in Woerden, Netherlands He was in the
employ Of Raymond & Whitmore the
tourist agents and levanted several months
ago taking with him several thousand
dollnrs
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Guests at a Maryland weddine. .
acial TO the Evening Journal.

Special 70 the Evening journal.
GALEEA, Md. Jan. 1.-THE marriage
of Miss Lizzie Hayes and William Money
took place at the Oliver NJ. E. Church,
this town, yesterday. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. William Stone,
of Georgetown, Md The ushers were
]. Writ Willis, Of Wilmington; August
Money, Of Chestertown; Joseph Wier. of
henneiyville and Frank Ruth, Of GaleDa
The bride wore a pretty gown Of brown
silk, and carried bunch of white roses.
Immediately following the ceremony a
reception followed at the home OF the
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
TrIed 70 rhaw out Nl,roeIvcerln.

TOLEDO, Jan. 11.-Throe oil men were
instantly killed on tho Prosser farm, three
miles west of Wapakuneta. Frank Logan,
John pettigrew and W. j. McNally en-
deavored to thaw out 100 quarts Of frozen
nitroglyoorin with hot water when it ex-
ploded, tearing them to fragments, with a
team of horses.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
"Yleid Not % NIIsfortune. .

/ was afflicted with catarrh last autumn
During the month OF October / could neither
q ste or smell and could hear but little kly's
Cream Balm cured it.-Marcus George
Shautz Ranway. N. y.
l suffered from catarrh OF the worst kind
ever since n boy, and never hopei for cure.
but Ely's Cream Balm seems 60 do even that
Many acQuaintances have used 10 With ex-
cellent results.-UfcRr Catrum. Az Warren ave-
nue., Chicago, III. Cream balm is agreeable.
Mrs Gobhler-"Children, see that man over
there with the fun vsstfn Young Gobblers
Yes Mrs Gohbler-, Well, your poor father
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
q Married by the Preceding Elder.

w @ Brooks, of Newark, aud Miss
Mollie E johnson. of Glasgow, wers
married by Presiding Elder l. e Bar
rett, at his residence in this city, on
Wednesday evening After the ceremony
Mr.. aud Mrs. Brooks we're rendered a
reception by DR.. and Mrs. Sherwood, at
their home on Washington street, after
which the bride and groom left for an
extended southern tour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks will reside near Newark.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Mrs. Astor's FuneraI.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE funeral Of
Mrs. William Waldorf Astor will be held
from Trinity chapel. on West Twenty-sixth
street, at Il 80 n m. Saturday. Tho body
will be buried in the family plot in Trini-
ty cemetery on Washington heights There
will be ten pallbearers sele,eed from
among friends of the family
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
An italian Murder.

NEW HAVEN, Jan. 11.--Raphael Delgre-
60, an Italian, aged 20 years, was murder
ed by Lorenzo Gabrusso, another Italian,
in the formers saloon at "a Hin street.
Gabrusso had been elected from the prem
ises. Delgrego attempted to prevent his
return when Gabrusso drew a long dirk.
plunged it into the other breast and fed
The murderer is still at large He had
just completed a months Imprisonment
for an assault with a razor.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
senator Chandler Renominated.

CONCORD, n. H., Jan. 1.-The Hon.
William f. Chandler was nominated in a
Republican caucus of the legislature TO
succeed himself as Unitad States senator
for the term of six years.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Fatal snowstorm In Italy.

ROME, Jan. ia snowstorm, accom-
panied by a heavy wind, destroyed four
houses at Celeuza, in the province Of Fog
gie. Sixteen persons were buried in tho
ruins of the houses. Eight of them were
dead when extricated A woman was
frozen to death at Plstoja, province Of
Elorence
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
RIVERS RISING AGAIN.
Another Flood Threatens Penn
sylvania Towns.
HEAVY RAINS MELTED THE SNOW.

Three Freight Trains Buried by Landslides,
Which Were Caused by the storm--Geor-
gia Streams Are Overlooking Their Banks.
and Much Damage Has Been Done.
PITTsBURG. Jan. f1.-Forecaster Stewart
predicts another food shortly which will
reach the height Of Tuesdays rise, OF at
least 25 feet here The bureaus report
from Monongahela river points show that
ut Fairmount the river has risen six feet
since morning and is still going up. At
lock No 4 ~ feet is recorded and rising
at the rate Of three inches an hour
Reports from along the Allegheny river
do not show any material rise as yet but
the observers say the warm rain Of the
past "a hours, which has been general. is
bound to melt the large quantities Of snow
that withstood the last thaw and swell
the Allegheny river to flood height.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Sporting News Notes.

A score of young athletes of more or
less renown are announced to appear at
the Diamond State Clubs next exhihi.
ton
At the Chester Bicycle Clubs smoker
to their friends on Tuesday evening, the
program consisted Of q guitar duet, by
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

Morrow and Pierce. of Wilmington; ac-
cordeon duet. by McKenna and Hines. Of
Chester; guitar and harmonicas by Mar.
vel, Of the G B O., aud Pier e, OF vii
mington; songs by Messrs Hnkle,
Clark, Parks and Bruce, and recitation
by George Hinkle
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
coeI.lng aIain Ends ID ] RIot.

TROY, n. Y, Jan. 1l.-Sports from
North Adams and Pittstield Mass, at
tempted to hold cooking main at Peters.
burg junction, in this county. An at
tempt was made to stop the main, and a
free for all fight ensued. Sheriff Collins
was called upon at late hour last night
F,r ala
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Coal Trains wrecked.

CARBoNDALE, Pa, Jan. ia $40, 600
loss resulted from the collision of coal
cars on a wrought iron bridge spanning
the Erie tracks about five miles north OF
this city.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Mrs. Langtry Sued.

BOSTON, Jan. Lilly Langtry, the
actress has been sued for S439 by Frank
Carlos Grifllths, who was her manager
during the season of 1s91-92. and who
claims this amount to be due him for ex-
nancna
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
aIassaohusetts' LerlsIature.

Boston, Jan. ll.-Beyond the introduc-
tion Of a few bills and petitions but very
little important business was transact
cd at the statehouse.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Heavy SNOW In tennessee.

MEMPHIS, Jan. Dispatches from all
points on the Tennessee Midland road.
show heavy fall of snow.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
To Manufacture smokeIess Powder.

NEWPORT, r. l., Jan. 1.-The work OF
manufacturing smokeless powder will be
begun at the torpedo station next week,
the new plant having been completed.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Another Church wedding Tor Georgetown

The marriage has been announced of
Miss Martha Cliff Purnell, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles 7.
Purnell, Of Georgetown, and Dr. George
Edwin Messick, of Brldgeville, formerly
OF Georgetown. The ceremony will take
place on Wednesday, January 90, at 9
o'clock p. M, in the Georgetown NJ. e.
Church, Rev. G A. Grlcs, Phi. d
officiating,
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

The most remarkable cures of ecrofula on
record have been accomplished by Hoods
Sa' saparilla. This medicine Is unequaiied for
diseases OF the blood. Take only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are handmade and perfect In
rorortion and appearance. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
FrlcIs Gets Into the Union League Club.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l-At the regular
meeting Of the Union League club Henry
c. Frick, the manager Of the Carnegie
works, was elected q member.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Sheriff ION the morning OF the execution
WAS the prisoner impudent when you told
"Er-he told me he'd be hanged II he would y
Buffalo Courier.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
h Brussels to BE LexowIzedq

BRUSSELS, Jan 1.-THE magistrates
have offered that all the gambling houses
in the city be closed.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Dairylnen's Convention.

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 1.-THE National
Dairy union began its second annual meet
ing here
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
Three Months Abroad.

Mr.. anu Mrs Gillespie, of Plttsburg,
Pa, will sail for Europe on February 3,
and remain abroad for three months.
Mrs Gillespie was Miss Darlington. of
this city
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

Mrs. Grannis wears tights, but Il must be
understood that's she's no living picture -
Evening World.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
Interesting Social Events
About the City.
DANCE AT THE NBw-OENTURY CLUB

Given Last Evening BY MIRA. E.iTatnall
Warner in Honor Of Miss Corbit, of
odessa, Her Niece and 0uest-An-
nouncement rof Another Georgetown
Wedding Wilmington Guests at a
GaIena Marriage.
hll communications intended for insertion
this column should be addressed 10 Societv
kdltSr, care of the EvHNIno JOURNAL. Corn.
nnnieetions should be written on one aide &
s1e pzI er onig
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
KENNARD& co
62t-62S Market Street.

100 Jackets and.
Capes Of the very lat
est styles and incest
qualities at greatly
reduced prices.
1t is we'll known
among our patrons
that we do not carry
goods over from one
season to another, and
it is a rare thing to
find a garment in our
Cloak Department
brought over from a
former year.
Therefore do not
expect to see any but
the very latest, the
very best, and the very
cheapest. We want
to sell these 100 gar
ments in the next 16
days, and we think
the prices put upon
them will do it.
Call and look them
over.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

These make the cheapest and best
holiday presents, and no more are to
be had when these are gone. -.--...
Copies may be seen at thessEvENINo
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-01-11
80 COIOred Maps
and 1000 EngraVings.

We have only few copies, which
we offer at 1926. Made to sell at
at $3.50.
Bound in maroon cloth, marbled
edges and gilt. 500 pages
Evening journal., 1895-01-11

We also have a few copies, bound
in cloth and gold, Of most beautiful
Portfolio of Artistic Masterpieces It
contains 326 paintings and is Of
fered Eat $1.75.
The morning times., 1895-12-11
HOW BIG ARE THEY?
SpeculatioI,s Upon the Size of Supposed
Planetary niiabitnnts.
ST IDtIi. RepuhliC.


1t is common to hear people speak of the
possibility OF the planets being inha bited.
and the discussion Of the question often
brings ont some curious ideas concerning
the supposed planetary beings.
The majority of people never imagine
that it is possible that the great worlds
which we know only as shining points or
light can be peopled by others than crca-
lures resembling The highest type of animal
life on this globe.
Such persons, although they may be able
to tell you the exact weight et the earth
i'll tons, pounds and ounces, the minimum and
ma ximum temperature OF the surface or
the sun at different seasons and the exact
day upon which the moon became an arid
waste. never stop 10 think what would be
the effect on stature Of persons living on
such gigantic worlds as some OF the stars
are know to be-
The dark planet which accompanies the
giant star Al.ol is known to be more than
/ 100000 times larger than this earth,
but its density is SO slight that it is only
about so 900 times heavier than our globe.
You are now thinking that thc inhabitants
OF this monster planet must be at least
5,0Oo. 900 feet in height tif they are CON
structed on such plan as the world on
which they resiie) but such is probably not
the case. The density of the planet world
have a great deal to do when it came 10 a
question OF size and weight.
Figuring with density and size both as q
basis. Vo-el came to the conclusion that
the eavcragc niln on AIgorscompaniun world
would he 81 "A feet in height and weigh
700 and 500 pounds. Arnold and Metterci
both figured upon the same data, adding
that of the in ensity of gravity. and gave
string of CORRECTED caicuiations in proof
of the assertion that Il man on that planet
could never grow to exceed fifteen inches
in height but would spread out over
quarter of an acre OF ground!
The morning times., 1895-12-11
S5 A MONTH
To Be Cured Of ANY
Disease!

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trying 10 be cured-of the enormous doc
tors biils-and bills for medicines. Think
OF the suffering you have undergone while
physicians have endeayored to give You
relief. Think OF tie mental agony OF feel
ing that your case was hopeless. Then
think-that for but So month you can
be cured Only SO month for all medi-
cincs-tr rcatment-and necessary appI
ances. Don't delay in accepting DR..
WALKERS magnificent offer. Don't be
skeptical OF this great physician S powers.
He shows-in the hundreds of cases
he daily treats-that his knowledge and
power is beyond question-that his cures
are marvellous. DIR. WALKER courts
diseases pronounced hopeless by all others
1t is In those that his wonderful skill
is best shown-tspeciHiiy in Nervous and
Private diseases OF both seXes-P renia-
turen ess, Hydroccie, Varicocele. Ennis
sions Catarrh, Asthma. Constipation. Kid
ney and Liver Diseases, etc, etc. Consult
this great physician today He is at his
private sanitarium, III Pennsylvania ave-
nue., daily from 10 to 8: also on Wcdnes-
days and Saturdays from Z to 8, and
S''nIarS from 10 to IL.