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The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24

~TT T ED-The Morphine or .RA.A.AAAWhisky Habits, pain iessly and permanently in ten days to three weeks for $5. Proof of cure be- fore you pay cent will be forwarded Free. Write at once. 5. WILSON, COMANGRE, TEXAS.
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The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24
Thought It a Joke.

A San Francisco physician was asked to call at given address 6 few days ago and perform a delicate surgical operation. The next day, according to appointment, he went to the address given and found it was an undertaker's establishment. He decided that he had been hoaxed and was just about to leave when young man appeared and told him he was wanted upstairs. He went up and found the young medical student who was to assist and two or three more men standing around an improvised operating table in the store room in which the undertaken kept his cof1ins. Baskets and boxes were lying all about the room and big coffin stood upright alongside the table. The surgeon was positive it was all joke then, but he was informed that the pa tient was in a small room adjoining. ready to undergo the operation. He was carried in and laid on the table. The surgeon hesitated. The coffin be- side the operating table was too sug- gestiye, The patient noticed it and re- marked, cheerily: Go ahead, Doc, you ought to be able to stand it if I can" The operation was performed, but l. tried the surgeon's nerve
The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24
DEGENERATION IN BOSTON.
Time-Honored Spots Being Ruthlessly
 Wiped from View.


 Notwithstanding the sentiment in the commonwealth against the demoli- tion of the state house it will have to go, writes G. W. Wilfred Pearce, of Boston, to the New York Sun. The drawings of new building have been completed, and the work of construction will begin next March.
 The process of disfguring the public garden and the common goes merrily on. The old burying ground on the common, wherein rested the bones of many soldiers of the revolution and Julien, the inventor of Julien soup, has been vandalized by the promoters of that queer conception, the subway, in which electric cars running south and west are to go.
 Within short time the common will be grabbed by politicians and real es- tate spectators. Flaws have been dis covered in the title, and, as for ten years it has been suffered to decay, Bostonians take little pride in it; the new parks have given the venerable common a death blow.
 Seven peanut and balloon peddlers and two astronomers who used to cater to the wants of Bostonians have shut up shop, owing to the decay of trade on that famous ground. Even well-bred Boston dogs consider it bad form to bathe in the frog pond where the foun- tain squirts only on Sunday. The good old man who for many years has served the city on Flagstaff hill told me, with tears in his eyes, that the ''Ohld com mon is going to the divil entirely"
The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24
A Negro Superstition.

The following amusing instance of the queer ideas current among the negroes of the south is related in story by Miss E. F. Andrews in the Chatau- quan: De jay bird is de meanes' bird livin'; he is wosser'n crow. He go off ever Friday to de bad place an tell ole Satum everything mean you done endurin' O de week. Dat why you woan never seen no jay birds flyin' about us Friday; dey's all gone off, a carryin' dere tales to de debil, an dey jes' eavesdrop aroun' all de balance O de time to see what dey kin fine out ag;n' you"
The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24

Ear marks: Clean split from root te point left ear. upperbit in right ear. Wattle (vsruga) on jaw, under mouth. c on left jaw (cheek) bulls c on left cheek only. Flooded stock on left cheek and C on left ribs.s
 HENRY HUNlNG Post ofice: Show Low, Arizona. ~VRange: Show Low creek Silver creek, Leguna Ortega and Laguna Salada. xHorse brand L C left shoulder.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-10-24
The Raisc-.s PaIace.

Kaiser Wilhelm is now spending one million five hundred thousand dollars on additions and improvements to his palace in Berlin. which wiu require seven years to finish. Last year three hundred and fifty thousand dollars was spent in rebuilding the northwestern end ot the Pai&ee.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

Brown. Mr.. Harlan, whose selection was
strongly urged by several senators, Is not
considered by tho president
English jurists have the highest respect
for the learning and impartiality Of our
supreme court, and tho fact that one Of
It's members should temporarily leave the
bench to undertake this delicate task
would be certain, the president thinks, to
add dignity to tho commission.
But a cabinet officer said that Mr..
Cleveland had not positively determined
either this question or the third commits.
sioner.
He realizes that to deprive the supreme
court Of one Of its justices I'm the middle
Of its session would seriously rotnrd the
cases that are now pending before it. II
he decides that litigation between citizens
may well bo delayed until the moro mo.
mentous question between nations Is set
tied, he will selecs either Justice Brown
or Justice Brewer.
Tho appointment of other OF these jus
ticos, together with that of Mr.. Lincoln,
would give the majority Of the commits
sion 70 the Republicans This fact would,
It Is stated relieve the president from any
suspicion thnt he was working for the ag.
grandizemont of his own party in creating
an international issue.
The announcement Of the commission
Is now expected to be made on next Mon
day.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
- rnnllnr hi Iondnn.

LoNnoN Dec. a6.-Tho Times says in
an editorial: "Discarding all oonsidera-
tions Of etiquette and Of punctiiio, the
Prince Of Wales has rendered an important
service to the cause OF peace by replying
with perfect tact coed feeling and dignity
to the New York Worlds appeal. 1t
would be impossible 20 convey in a man
ner moro accurate and authoritative or
acceptable to tho American people the
sentiments Of all classes Of Engiishmon. ="
Sir William des Noeux, who was nt one
time stipcndary magistrate at British
Guiana and who was IN 1857 governor
OF Newfoundland and has held othor Inn
portant positions in tho British colonial
service writes TO The Timos, supporting
Lord Salisubry's views on the Venezuelan
boundary question.
Tho Vienna correspondent 0f Tho
Standard says that Tho Neue Eric Presse's g
Wiener journal has an interview with
General Gu1man Blanco, ox president of
Venezuela, in which be said that he be-
lieved that Russia and the United States
had agreed upon common action against
England, whose uitorior object was 60 be-
como mnstor of the Orlnoco. the Amazon
and the La Plata streams. "lf England
drives matters TO extremes, snys General
Blanco, "war hetwoon England and
America is iroyitnble."
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Delaware oli,'s Social whiri.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY. Dec 20 Miss
Hannah Swan, Of Philadelphia, is visit
ing her mother
Miss Lucy Jackson is visiting relatives
in London Grove.
Miss Cora Bigger Is spending a few
DAYS with friends near st Georges.
Mrs J. II. Brewer 10 entertaining Mr.
aid Mrs. Thomas Blles. OF Philsdolphis
r. Hines Jr., john Warren and son
Harry, spsnt Tuesday IN Wilmington.
Frederick Rsy bold, OF Philadelphia, Is
Wishing his pirents Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Rsy bald
William aud Julian Reeves Of Pitts
burg. are visiting their pa ents Mr. and
Mrs Reeves
The Misses Cunning. Of Phisdslp phia
are spending their Christmas holidays
with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Cunning.
Mr and Mrs George Hutchinson are
entertaining Mr and Mrs Richard Nc
Mullen, Of WILMINGTON
Miss Julia Clark has returned from a
visit 20 Philadelphia
Mrs. s. = Bradway and daughter.
Miss Idle, are visltlng relatives In
P4ilodslphis
P0rsr Messlg, OF Philadelphia, is visit
ing relatives IA tovn
Chsrlss So1'hwick Is visiting bis par
ents at Fort Hsniton.
Gay Bowen, OF Wilmington, IS visiting
10 town
William bigger. Of Philadelphia spent
Yesterday In town,
Miss Nellie swsn spont yesterday In
t0an
Miss B,ssis Pfics has returned to
Wilmington
Miss Alice V.il, Of Dutch Neck, is
spending q few dsys Ia town
Miss Emily Sbith lef5 f-r Alabama
yesterday. whore she has accepted the
position % head nurse Ia hospital Miss
Smith is q graduate OF Bloeklay Hospital,
aud Is well known in and near town.
Messrs William aud James Morris. Of
Philadephia, spent yesterday with their
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs William Morris.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

Dsllcks ID, of N, s0s West street, is
announced
Mr.. and Mrs. ELMER P. Taylor, OF
Dover, are tbs guests OF Wilmington
relatives.
Alfred @. Hopkins is being entertained
oy his parents near D)ver.
Mr. and Mrs. Bacon aud son. Of this
city, are spending the holidays With Mr.
and Mrs. JAS Crouch. at B5hemia Manor.
This evening tho young men OF
sesford viii awe o Chrlstmss-tide dance.
Mr. ard Mrs john Gibbons. Of No
235 Bfoome street, have gone On an
ex'end d tour throught the Southern
States.
Rev Robert Short, Of Gunboro. Is
visiting la the city os tho guest Of his
brother, Rev. F. 3 Short.
sherman Watts and Mlas Tabitbs
Watts have gone on visit to friends In
lower New Castle county.
- Ex Magis.rsre L A Bsrtslette' hs1
gone on visit down the state.
George 7 Hepburn, physicll director
OF the Eastern District Of the Y. ~. @. A.
Of Brooklyn, Is viaItlng his parents
here
William s. Hlllos Is duck shooting on
Indian river. Hs has several friends
With him on his sailing yacht Si6run.
william S. Prickest and family have
returned from Fsgg's Manor. Pc where
they Lave bein visiting relatives.
Professor Jules Reg ybold, who IS now
engaged IN teaching music at Crii Geld.
Nd spent Christmas with his family Ia
this city
John < Sher wood, Of the Delaware
Construction Conpaug's forcss now
engaged st the Brooklyn Navy Yard Is
spending the holidays g. his home IA
this city.
Chlries Cock nan, formerly acting
general secretary Of the Y. NJ G A OF
this city, but nov engaged In association
work among the colleges OF the South
and West, is homs for the holidays
T Howard Lewis. OF Albany, is IN
town
Dsputy Sheriff Thomas Gfha spent a
quiet night, bat complained Of being
both tired and weak this morning.
Mrs Levi C Bi d 10 slowly recovering
from an attack OF sickness which has
kept her coDfaed to her rom for
several weeks.
Eugene l. Toy, Of the clerical staff OF
the Hotel Brig Atlantic City, spent
Christmas with his mother Ia this city.
Harry V. Lyone, OF Lswes. registered
a. the Clayton House Tuesday evening
Clarence p litter, OF Chesapeake City,
Nd, is registered at The Clayton House
Il v Brltton and wife. OF Rshoboth,
were 10 town to-day.
Charles Tolsnd is visiting his parents
near Dover.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Progressive Euohre at soekessln.

The Misses Thompson, OF Hookessin,
gave an enjoyable progressive euchrs
party at their home last evening. Those
= bo played 81 the six tables were: Miss
Nery Pyle, Miss Marion Burgess. Mics
Chembels. the Misses MsYaugh.
Mss Hughes, Miss Bucking CHAM,
Mss Snoderaas, Thomas Walker,
Charles MeVaugh Julian Walker,
saarpless Walker. DR. Johu Ball, George
Thompson. Charles Thompson, Philip l.
Garrett and Frank Baldwin. Refresh
ments were served during tho eveoing
Misses Pgls aud Burgess won the drst
pr zss, while Miss Buckingham was the
gianer ot ths consolation prizs
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Post-ChrIetmas WeddIDgs.

This Is Hymen's busy day in Del
aware, as the following list Of weddings
70 take place to day will show:
William NJ George and Miss Annie @
Jackson. both Of Magnolia
Miss Katie Boggs. Of Cheswold. snd
John Thompson, OF near smyrna Ths
ceremony will take place ia the NJ e
Church at Cheswold
John Higgins to Miss Aunie NJ
Brown. The ceremony will be performed
at the home Of Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph
Brown, near Newark, at o'clock
Miss Florence B. Bryan and j. Edward
Still. the ceremony to take place at the
home of Mrs. Benjsmin Campbell at
Newsrk
Sarah daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs N.
Il Or flu, OF nssr Kentol, will be united
10 marriage to Harry Pratt
Dr. 5. p Manship. formerly Of this
city but now Of Nagnolis, to Miss
Amanda 3. Anderson, daughter OF James
Anderson. Of Rising Sun The cere-
mony will take place st noon, at the
home Of the brides parents.
Annie @ daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. "
H. Jackson Of Magnolia, to William NJ.
George
Maryland will also contribute her
share TO the work OF the god of double
bliss Cards have bsep issued ANNOUNCE
ing tho marriage Of Mss Mamie Snow
Wilson. daughter OF the late United
States Senator z. X Wilson. to Edward
Dufheld Martin, Of Baltimore, at the
Mackenzie Memorial Presby terian Church,
Snow Hill, Nd, December 90. Mr.
Martin is connected ia @ legal capacity
with the Fidelity and Deposit Company,
Of MRrYlsnd and at one time vas
private secretary TO Senator Wilson,
Miss Wilson Is a half sister Of W. Sidney
Wilson, Of SaoW Hill The bride and
groom will make their home on Mary
iGad avenue, Baltimore
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
TWO HAVE BEEN NAMED
Phelps and Lincoln Invited to
Act as Commissioners.
ON THE VENBzUEIAN QUESTION.

Tho Third Commissioners Not 70 10 So
looted Until tho first Two Formally
Aecop.--A supreme Court Justice Is De-
sired Tor tho Othor.
WAsHfXGroy, Dec 2G--Tho president
has tonlorod places on tho None1ucla high
commission TO Edward j. Phelps Of Ner-
mont ox-minister 20 England, and Rob
er5 n. Lincoln Of Illinois, cx.minister 10
England.
Ihoir accoptances have not boon reoeiv.
cd, and the third place ON tho high com
mission will not be filed until Mr. Phelps
and Mr.. Lincoln accept
10 IS stated that Mr.. Lincoln was Sccro-
tary Olncy's own selection, and that
Chief Justice Fuller Of Illinois also strong
ly recommended him on the ground that
report signed by two former American
ministers TO England, both Of whom have
been warmly praised BY tho British press
for many years, will have much weight
In Great Britain. 10 IS urged that public
opinion in England cannot asoriho 90 such
men as Pholpg and Lincoln any prejudice
against England, whcro they arc both
very popular
The third mcmbcr Of the commission Is
likely TO bo one OF the associate justices Of
the United States supreme court, proba-
bly, either Justice Brewer or Justice
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Hymen nelps ssnta oIans.

Santa Claus and gymen worked hand
In hand at East Lake Presbyterian
Church last evening Alvin Bupbse, Of
Trenton, n j., and Miss Ieanis, oldest
daughter OF James Watson. o' Rvsrviow
we're united ia marriage by Rev William
Mac Farlsne. The bride was attended
by Miss Lizzie Craig as maid Of honor
and Newton Bugbse, brother OF the
groom. was best man The bride was
atiirsd IN tan silk with cream silk
trimming and were bride roses The
maid OF honor was dfessed ia cream
color and carried pink f3wers After the
cere onv reception was held. Mr.
and Mr. Bagbso will live ia Trenton.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

JaliY O.d Chums az the Opera Houfe.
rhera wss large attendance A. the
Graud O5era House both yesterday after
noon and evening TO witness jolly Cd
Chums roo much praise cam Oh be
accorded uch q clever artist as Thomas
} Grady the popular exponent Of
eccentric comeiy, who hes heen long and
iavoraoly known ca hout the length
aud breadth OF 10. HIS sueosse
vith leadiag sttrso Sas established
him az one Of th ling come disue Of
tho present era. GO Ross Is also q
prime fovor,te with theatre eoers wher
ever be has appeared. He is q clever
aomedlsn and excellent singer. and a
graceful dancer, endowed with pa'ural
ease ard magnetism makes bin
popular With al. Miss LILLIAN Still
man Is an exceptionally valuable
texture with the Jolly Old Caums " She
10 without q doubt one Of tho best
eccentric character actresses on tue
atsge to-day Carrie Lament grows
more and more pleasing every day and
adds 10 her long list Of admirers scores At
a time. She Is bewltching IN everything z
she does She sings artlstlcally, dances
gracefully and her lovely features COM
plete the fascination. Miss Lamont has
q po Terful soprano voice. well,- -eulti-
waited Ths balance OF the company are
equal 10 ths different roles assigned to
them Jolly Chums' Will be repeated
70 night.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

Anyone who has children will reioics
with L B Milford, OF PlRin6eld, N J. His
little boy Eve years Of age, Was sick with
Group. For two days and nights he tried
various remedies recommended by friends
and nelghbors Hs says: 81 thought sure ]
would lose him. had seen Chsmberlain's
Cough Remedy advertised and thought !
would try It as last hope aud sm happy
to say that after two doses he slept until
morning gave il 20 him mex. day and q
cure was effected / keep this remedy 10
the house now and as soon as any Of my
children show signs OF Group I give it to
them and that ls the last Of T. " % and
90 cent bottles for sale by James
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
wedding Bells 10 areensboro'

GREENsBoao, Nd, Dec 26-A home
wedding was solemnizsd st 8 o'clock last
night at the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr and Mrs Samuel Fitzler
Pearson, in Greensboro. The parties
were Mr. q L A. Almond. Of Elberton,
Ga. and Miss Sarah Catharine Pesrsoo,
Of Greensboro. The parlors had been
Handsomely decorated for the occasion
Rev ] a Arters performed the cere =
mony The bride was becomlnglY at
tired ia a brown orepon cloth. trimmed
with velvet aud Psgsisn silk.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
nIarried at Union Patronage.

John Saith, a we'll known clerk In
the store rooms OF the P. w & B. rail
rosd here. Was quietly married to Miss
Emma Mahsn AZ Unisn NJ E parsonage
By Rev j. d G Hanna Me-. Smith has
been employed in tho store rooms for
four years aud Is a son Of Special stec
tive B p Smith, OF the Wilmington
station. Tue couple will reside in this
city.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
uncla Tom sntnrdar.

stetson's "Uncle Toms Cabin" will
appear both afternoon and evening At the
Grand Opera House ON Saturday,,
December % at special prices Every
one who appears on the stage. including
pony and hounds, are frst- class, leaving
nothing 70 be desired. Topsy 10
irrepresHlble, while this Kersand' jubilee
singers elicit the utmost epthueissm-
tears, however, filling the eyes Of many
when the "swanee River" is rendered.
Both Merks keep the audience In
convulslye laughters.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Gomez Nearing Havana.

HAVANA, Doc. 2G-General Campos
has arrived here on a special train from
Matanzas. His arrival was entirely un-
expected. Traffic is now suspended ON
the Matanzas and Union de Reyes rail.
way. Suarcz Valdez occupies Union with
], 800 men. The insurgents have burned
the Mediums station on the Carden0s line
Gomez and his forces are reported 60 be
advancing almost unchecked and viii un-
doubtodly bosioge tho city.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Tomorrow Nlrht at The opOra HOu,,

Hoey presents his new play. Tho
Globe Trottsr." at the Grerd Opera
House TO- morrow night and his old
admlrers will have on opportunity TO
hear orcs again their old favorite. The
Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte
Carlo. We hre told that Hoey has a
new song entilled"I Went 20 tPsris With
Papa which is fast becoming as p5pu-
lsr ag its forerunner Hoey has a com
pany OF excellent artists In his support
ard is fitted With part himself, which
gives him ample opportunity for his
partlenlar limo Of comedy.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Tnnntr.tno -. Loo.

ST. JOINS, n. H.. Dec. 26-Twenty-
two persons lost their lives ON the schooner
Victoria, Captain Bridhury believed to
have foundorod with all or board or
Cabot island on the Newfoundland coast
q few days ago. Among them were a
family named Noseworthy and
wife and Eve children. The stem OF the
Victoria has. been picked up az Horse Is
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
claimed He was Hlt by a rraln

Yesterday morning Charles W Cook
reported at The police station In badly
bruised condition He said ne WAS drlv
log a skittish horse in South WiluiDg
Ten. when, in crossing the railroad. his
carriags wss bit by train, throwing
him out and causing hls horse 20 run
away officer Reinhollz found the horse
suee-deep Ia the creek bat not injured
The buggy showed NJ aigns OF being
hit By any trsin. lovever Cook was
only slightiy injured.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
social and PorsonaI Notes.

William 7. Giles Of Elkton, Nd, Is
entertaining Mrs Clinton Rove and
children, Of this city.
Press s.cut Is visiting his parents near
Dover
Mrs John H. Sehl. OF Dover, is visiting
ner mother in this city.
The engagement Of Andrew E San
oosn. one OF the prominent Young
lawyers OF this city. and Miss Isabsiia
Derriekson, daughter Of Dr.. Jscob
Evening journal., 1895-12-26

PoKoMoKE CITY, ND, Dec 25. -Cuth-
bert 5. Slocomb. z merchant o. Guam
cook, Va. and Miss Mollls Irene School
field, only daughter Of the late Samuel j.
Sohoolfa'd Of Psc9moke City, were
m .rrisd In Pitts Greek Baptist Church
this afternoon BY Rev De Booker,
pastor OF the Oasncock NJ. z. Church
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
KENNARD & co
62t.62S Market Street.
ooIy a Few Moro Left.

We have few copies OF a beautiful
work. handsomely bound, containing saw
eral hundred pictures of high artistic
merit. which will be sold at 81 70 a-c'py,
which is about one fourth the publlca-
tlon price Also some copies of Rand and
AcNally's Cyclopedla at 81 20, worth
four times the price asked Can be seen
nt the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
TarEn.

BOWERS-On December 20, 1895 Flla v.
daughter of Sarah A. and the late Thomas W.
Bowers.
HUGHES-On the 10Th inst. Margaret widow
Of tho late Patrick Hughes, No. lluO West
sixth street. Aged lsyears.
LABANTE,-O December 26, 1895 Dcbora
Y widow OF Henry Celesiine QUARTER La
DAnte.
MARIs In this city, on December %, 1875.
Ann b., widow Of the late Norris MaIis, in
the DIST year OF her axe.
kCuULTS.-On December %, 1895, Charles
A. Schultz, aged l3 years.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Fmb1a1ndore 1Iay Re1irn.

BERLIN, Dec e0-lt Is rumored in dip
lomatic circles that a number Of unitod
States emhnssadors, who disapproye Of
President Cioyeland's policy on the None-
zuolan question intend to resign II 1t Is
persisted in. Information received from
Vienna states that no proposals have been
made to Emperor Francis Joseph that he
should arbitrate between England and
Venezuela
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Pretty Girls ana Ginger Cake.

Rev. +. BurEhetto Short pastor Of
Harrison Street NJ K. Church. returned
home this morning from q holiday visit
down the state Mr. short sp mt Chtist
mas among Sussex county friends where
gi iger cake and pretty girls abounaed.
Mr shors won't after Lhe gIngsr cake.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
ZEN ana Cut His Head

Robert File. aged years. had bad
fall at Fourth aud Market streets yestsr-
day morning and cut his head. His
jniury was dressed In a nearby drug store
and he was then taken to his home at
Second and Adams streets.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
BrJsht sosial Event n mnford.

There was a foe social affair at Milford
last night AbVut sixty psrsons at
tended the dance 40 Milford Ball, given
by Miss Prsttyman and others Of Mil
ford's young society folk. OglesbJ s
Orchestra, Of Chester, furnished tho
music The dance continued uutu well
Into the morning hours.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
"Whito Oroohu AZ tho BlIou.

The pretty little Biou Thestrs was
dlled Yesterday afternoon and evening
the white Crook" being the attraction
The Ed F. Rush Spectacular Company
giving Il Is remarkably strong one, the
music Is Of the latest aud most catchy
character, there Is new scenery. plenty
OF handsome women. some Of the best
comedians Ia tbs business and there Is
nothing In the whole performance TO
displease the most fastidious The
"White Crook" Is bound to be a drawing
card curing the rest Of the week.
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
Rnth Ions amnntntnd.

Providence. Dec e6 John p Jones,
80 years old. OF New London. Conn, q
brakeman on the Consolidated railroad
had both ses cut OF ~ freight train.
He cannot recover
Evening journal., 1895-12-26
RelIef In - nonrs.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lioVed la six hours by Che "Ncw Crest rOuih d
Amsrican Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is aRreat surprise "a account Of ite exceeding
pr1-1ptness in relieving pain ia the bladder,
kiddcys. hack and every part Of Tie urinary
passages IN -aie or female. IL relieves retel-
lion OF water a1c rain IN passing 10 almost
Immediately. II you w6ltquick relief and uIe
z. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington. Del