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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-08
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Esta casa admita suscr;pciones s toda
olsse de obras por entregas, y tambien 4
peri6dicos ilustraalos = de modas, encargan
dose igualmente de comisiones perteneceu-
tes al ramo; de completar cuslesouiera
obras que Sc haiIaren truncas; pudisrado los
senores que SO encuentren en- dicho caso,
pssar una nota del dltimo cuaderno enc
hubieren recibido.
ELtra los peri6dcos ilussrados CUE cate
Csntro reparts. 6gura.
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que por la baleza 1e Gus graoados los me-
jores que salen de Barcelona, 10 se.ecto de
sus textos y los magnfhcos regalcs que ca
da tres repartos hace, es ell pe-i6dico de
mayor circulation ca E4paha America
latina. Tambi6n hemos de advertir que
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-08
Especf6co Salvador
de Juan Sierra Urgeu

Con este especi6co desaparecsn los bar
ros Ia picaz6n que producen las syuccion
nes en el cuerpo. Es ell vprdzdAro "quita-
dolnrn. Sc ura en fricriones.
Vendese 81 Ia cal'e de Ia Concersii<
.hnesu 1 = II Jusns Dsaz eL Casa de- ic,
jose Sanchez el platero.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-08
HOTEL FRANCES
FL PROGRESC
CENTRIC DE PUBLICAOIONES
taller de encuadernacidn
DE FRANCISCO TURULL

Hago eabsr los constantes suscr,tores
que honrran esta casa con sus nom bres, y
al pdblioo en- general, que desde esta f-cha
cesa, por oonvenir asi los intereses buen
ordsn de Ia misma, aiente que 10 era Oh 10
ciudad de Ponce su demarcsci6u don
Juan Memo haca Lingo, sustituyendola en-
su lugar 81 active inteigente en ei rame
don Juan Bantists Rodriguez Ramirez,
con quien podran eptanderse los sehores
suscritores, por si tie On que hscer alguna
reclamscion, al mismo tempo pedir lss
obras & que tengan por conveniente suscri-
biree en- 10 sucesivo
Maya. tiez 25 d Noviembre de 1894
Francisco Turull.
NOTA La nueva sgeIcia queda ests ble-
cida en- Pence Ell la cslle de MendeE-Vigo
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-01-08

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p.nca N.,vianh-4 "a do 1894
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
THE IRISH CONVENTION.
O'Donovan Rosa and J. r. lyman. or
Number one" In Attendance.

O'Donovan Rosa and }. T.. lyman. or
Number One" In Attendance.
CHICAGO, Sept, 24--The great national
convention OF the Irish societies was open
ed in the Young Mons Christian Associa-
tion hall this morning with a large repre-
sentation of lrishmen from all parts Of
the country.
John T. Koating, state secretary OF the
Ancient Order of Hibernians and sec
retary Of tho local reception committee,
estimates that there are fully 500 dele
gates in attendance.
Tho convention will last three days.
One general object Is the formation of
united open organization for the further
nnce OF the Irish cause Those who issued
the call for the convention claim that it
Is not contemplated that physical force
shall be used or advised in the attainment
of the independenoy of the Irish people as
nation unless such means be deemed alb
solutely necessary and the object In view
be probable of attainment. IL Is believed
the convention will serve to revive inter
est and infuse new life into the Irish cause
both in America and Great Britain.
Among the many distinguished dele
gates is O'Neill Ryan Of 81. Louis. Mr..
Ryan, who was one Of the signers of the
original call for the convention, Is ex-vice
president of the Irish National league.
Considerable comment Is being aroused
by the fact that among the 90 delegates
from New York city are Jere O'Donoyan
Rossa and J. r. lyman. lyman became
celebrated in 1852 as Number One, " hay
ing in charge tho removal" Of govern
ment officials in Ireland He it was who
was accused of having conducted the kill
ing of Chief Secretary Cavendish and I'm
der Secretary Burk in Phoenix park, Dub
lin. So carefully was his name kept from
his fellow conspirators that even James
Carey, a leading member of the Invinoi-
bles, knew him only as Number One. "
A sensation has been created by the an
nounoement that among other things tho
convention will consider the cases Of tho
Irish political prisoners still held in penal
servitude in England. Lord Salisbury,
IL is stated on high authority, will proha-
bly, be sent formal demand for their re-
lease within a certain period, which, il
not complied with, will be followed by
the carrying out strictly of the old law
an eye for an eye, and a tooth for tooth.
For every prisoner not released the 're-
movai" is promised of a British cabinet
officer or other prominent English govern
mcnt official
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
Yellountons Park eeraera.

Advlcss just received at the Northern
Pacific Offices from Mr.. w r. Howe, in
charge Of the lunch station at the Upper
Geyser Basin, state that the geysera are
playing better than ever. They are much
finer than last year. The Giant. one Of the
finest In the Park plays to height Of
about 250 feet Last year its eruptions
took place once in about Eve days and
continued for 90 minutes This year IL is
playing more frequently. Mr. Howe is
regularly noting the temperature of the
Giantess, another of the large geyssrs
It is also playing frequently and its tenn
perature at time Of playing ranges from
1913 to 19S degrees Fahrenheit. For six
cents sent 20 Charles 3. Fec, general
passenger agent Northern Pacific rail
road. st Paul. MINI you will receive a
fne tourist book thateontains.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
BLOODY STREET TRAGEDIES
simplsins Cut Mrs. Dudley's Throat with
Razor and Then His own.

STAMFORD, Conn, Sept. 24-Alrs. Hen
~ L. Dudley, young mulatto woman,
was murdered by Mack Simpkins, a col
ored plumber, who afterward ended his
own life by cutting his throat with ra-
Eor
Simpkins, q widower with three chill
dren, had been very attentive to Mrs.
Dudley. Her husband who is a truclzman,
the city dog catcher and prosperous citi-
zen, resented Simpkins' attentions 20 his
wife, and for a time the latter rofratmed
from seeing the woman. Monday he got
drunk and told several Of his friends that
he intended TO commit suicide.
He met Mrs Dudley on Atlantic street,
one of the principal thoroughfares of the
city. He accosted her, and aftor speaking
a few words suddenly pulled razor from
his pocket and drew it across her throat
making q cash several inches deep and ex-
tending from ear to ear.
fr. Francis J. Rogers, who witnessed
the murder attempted to capture Simp-
sins, who fed, still holding the bloody
razor in his hand. When the murderer
had gone but a short distance down a side
street, he stopped, and with the razor cut
his own throat, dying almost Immediate
ly Mrs. Dudley, having been taken home,
expired half an hour later.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
THE DOCTORS COLUMN.

i. @. NJ. New York-Have suffered with
throst trouble for some time. The least thing
Is sufficient 10 make IL worse and il has weak
ened my whole syt TEN. Please advise.
Take Pulmoline according to directions
Read circular carefully. Ceretrlne, extract
OF the brain. will strengthen the nerves.
Five drops on the tongue. twice day.
B.F.C., West Troy. .N.N.-Haye cramps In my
legs. What ig goOdl
NRtrolithlc salt-a teaspoonful In half
tumbler OF hot water each morning and
one Febricide Pill, three times day.
H.G. q. Minnenrolis-AIy hair Is falling out
badly. What can dor
Use Petroleine. Read circular carefully
and follow directions.
Jull. 4. G.. syracuse-Am constinated aud
have spells OF acute Indigestion. What would
you adviarf
Begin with Natrolithic Salts. teaspoon
ful in q half tnmbler Of hot water, twics q
week, before breakfast. After breakfast
and dinner take teaspooDful OF Gastrine.
Avoid highly seasoned and greasy foods.
G. FAILING BROWN, A. NJ, NJ, ID.
Med. Dept, Col. .Chem.Co., Wash, ID @
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
sportinr News Notes.

Bob Fitzsimmons is giving exhibitions
on his way South aud his bag-punohing
act is taking the people by storm
Phladelphia's big ball club viii proba
bly, play here next Tuesday, at Dover
Wednesday aud Thursday, at Salisbury.
Nd. Friday, and at Nav Castle Oh
Snturdsy-thns filing the frst week Of
October.
The annual road race over the New
Castle course, now known es the Pyle
road race, will be run on October TO-
In the bicycle parade now being ar
ranged In this city it is proposed to
charge q small entrance fee TO all who
participate, and purchase pr.zss with
the proceeds.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
sooIaI and PersonaI IIotes.

Robert P. Sesrcy. lskding solored
man OF Washington, D. G, was in the
city yesterday.
Fifth Auditor Thomas Holcomb was in
the city yesterday.
Samuel M REYNOLDS, Of Middletown,
Was in town for short time yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Cottingham and daughter,
OF this city, have gone 20 Syracuse, n.
T., for a visit 70 friends.
Miss Lille Howell Of No. 229 Walnut
street, has returned home from Edge
Moor, where she has been spending a few
weeks with her sister, Mrs Joseph Bregg
B. H. b. Eanis has returned from q
visit TO relatives In West Chester
Thomas O'Conner and daughter have
been visiting friends In West Chester.
Arthur Darlington is the guest OF
West Chester friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dantz have re
turned from visit to friends at Wash
ington. Pa.
Mrs II. E. Flynn, of Lancaster, has re
turned home after a visit to friends in
this city.
Colonel John Wainwright has returned
from visit to Sussex county.
Mr. and Mrs Harris Of Newark are
visiting friends just outside the city
Miss Jano E Moody has returned to
her home at Newark after an extended
tour Of the New England States.
Mrs. Merritt Hulburd will 60 to New
York on Thursday, where she will meet
her daughter. Miss Anna Hulhurd, who
has been summerlng among the
mountains.
The excessive heat OF the last few days
has bad such bRd,effect upon the health
OF City Treasurer Adams that he ia
unable to be az the Office
Cards have beon issued announcing
the marriage Of z James Belt, of this
city, and Mrs. Beggs, Of Virginia,
j. II. Vinsinger has returned from hil
vacation TO his vocation at the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company east gates.
Magistrate Charles q. McWhorter has
gone down the state for brief visit.
G Hearn Laws has returned home from
three weeks visit at Chincoteagus
island Va, and Harrington.
secretary OF State j. harvey WhiJe
man Is in Dover TO day, this being Gov
ernor Wstson's day st the State House.
Frank L. speakman, law student in thi
ofiics Of EexCity Solicitor William T.
Lyman, left here for Yale Law Behoo
tble morning. He will join party o.
friends from York at Philadelphia and
go down East in their company.
Mrs. hid and Miss AliceEwilson havl
returnd from Atlantic City.
Miss Edith Corneliuson, Of Philasel-
phis. who has been visiting Miss kllll
Mckee, Of Middletown, passed through
this city to day on her way home.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
HichorIes Row AN Ready.

The Hickory A. O. football team is open
to play any team ia the state whose
average weight is l22 pounds. Address
challenges 10 N J. Lannsn. No. 1903
Lancaster avenue His team is as fol
lows: centre, j. BecklsY; right guard,
w Kirk; left guard, a Kirk; right
tackle, Adams, W. Fitzpatrick; left
tsokle. r. smith; right end, d
O'Meara; left end, G McGovern; quarter
back. W. Lanuan; left half back, w
Mcmahon; right half back, L Conner
full back, H. Kay. SalloWsy; subs
L. Dehan, F. Cox, J Hayes.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
Reduced Rates to the Delaware state Fall
at Dover

The Eighteenth Annual Delaware State
Fair 60 bs held at Fairvisw Park, Dover,
September 30 and October 70 5, promises
to be one OF great interest
The Inducements offered this year to
successful competitors will be greatly iu
the increase Of those Of previous years and
the many special premiums TO be given
ont will act as q strong card towards
securing a great number Of exhibitors TO
the fair. The grand display Of cereals and
live stock Will be most Interesting ana
instructive to the visitor.
Racing. as usual. viii be & striking and
drawing feature OF the occasion. This
part Of the program has been much i'm
proved by the addition OF new blood.
Ia sll the fair this year will be exceed
ingly interesting aud the attsndancs will
unuoubted be larger than ever before
AS g further inducsmsnt towards max
Ing the affair q grand success the Phlla-
delphia Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad will sell excursion tickets,
Including admission 10 the ground. from
principal stations on the Maryland
Division and from all points on the
Delaware Division aud Branches and
Queen Anne's and Kent r. r. at greatly
reduced rates Tickets will be- sold from
September 30 and October to 5inclusite,
good to return until October z inclusive.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND onara Housa.


Had It not been for the unprecedented
heat. there would have been a much
larger audience at the Grand Opera
House last night to see "The Merchant
Of Venice As It WAS, the house was
comfortably filed Charles Hanford,
Eihu r. Spencer and Miss Nora O'Brlen,
the Joint stars, achieved complete
triumph, and we're obliged TO respond to
numerous curtain calls At the end Of
the fourth act, Miss OBrien received
handsome basket of sweet peas aud
roses. Charles B Hanford, as Shylock
was especially clever. hc showed
thorough appreciation OF the difficult
rvle, and presented It ia strong, fiery
and oiieiusl manner Elihu r Spencer
gave O fne presentation of the chars
Of Basssnio, Portals sweetheart. He is
tall and good locking, aud a capable
artist He made an admirable friend and
g devoted lover James Gardens concep
tIon Of the role OF Merchant Of Venice
WAS very intelligent His delivery was
unusually distinct. there bsing a pro-
nounced absence Of tendency TO mouth
his lines.
The moss interest, however, was
oeutered In Miss Nora O'Brl6n. She ia q
young Baltimore girl who made her
debut only last season. but who
undoubtedly has great future. She is
uudenisbly pretty. with the fascinating
eyes that her name would indicate, and
graceful movements. She showed real
power and finish in the court scene, and
sweet, natural grace Ia the love
passages lt is said that number OF
her Baltimore friends were ia the audi
ence. Last night was Miss O'Bnen's
second appearance on the professional
stage, shs hsving hrst appeared IS Juliot
Ia August Of last year 10 Baltimore.
The company throughout is excellent,
and carries magnificent costumes and
acenery.
At a certain point In the action Of ''The
White Rat, tine comedy drama Of New
York night life bv R n Stephens. which
will be disclosed at the Grand Opera
House the coming Friday night as pro.
duced by Managers Davis and Ksogb, tbs
hero learns that his sweetheart has been
lured into q cab, which has been driven
off By O crook hsckinau. Knowing that
she is in danger, he has the terrible seuse
OF his inability 70 dnd cut where she has
been taken. A vsgab0nd who saw the
cab drive of rene nbers that the wheel
passed through some tar left In a bucket
by some italian rOoi-men0er5
Upon no Shskespesreen character.za-
tiou have such radically opposite inter
pretati 1ns been as on the rolls Of "Oshello "
II satisfied the requirements Of the time
when terrible tragedies and terrific
impsrsonetions were or public taste
With the rehnements Of latter day
civilization came an "Othello" with al
the grsces and costly panoply Of a
Venetian courtler, devoid OF the rugged
characteristics thst Shakespeare painted
with such master hand. Louis James
has created q Moor with all the
lsten5 nobility, the splendid authority
the tenderness of a man who could be
loved By fair Dssdemona. a barbarian,
but aubdued by the urbsne Influences Of
the court of Venice. characterization
consistent with the racial characters
tics, the environment and the poets
ideal Of the general Mr.. James will be
seen at the Grand Opera House Saturday,
September 2S
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
Drueeists and Preachers Meet.

A meeting Of druggists and repre-
sentativss OF the Miniserisl Uoion was
held this morning at the Y. M @ A
rooms, TO consider the desirability OF
closing the drug stores for certain hongs
on Sunday. The subject WAS thoroughly
and favorsbly discussed. q paper was
adopted recommending concert OF action
on the part of the druggists to this end,
and committees ware sppointsd TO
prraent this pspsr TO all the druggists of
the city for their approval
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
The Riiou.

Last evening the initial perform ance
Of the great melo- o-dTamatic success 'rhe
Midnight SpeoiEl" VAS given Ia the B "a
The company Is remarkably fine one
aud the play itself full of startling
situations and enjoyable dialogue. The
members OF the cast are Conrad CRutzer,
Harry s. Healey Henry Tragister,
Thomas K DePew. Millard Curtis, James
Jackson, William d. Smith, Frank Bur
ton, Harold Douglas, Ed. Wiebic. Miss
Florence French and Miss Lillian Long
more. The stage setting was very fine
and added much TO the entertainment.
1.-THE Midnight Special will run to nigh
and tomorrow night with q matinee Trip
tomorrow.
Walter 3. Perkins, who will bs seen
at The Biiou in 'All the Comforts OF
Home on Monday evening, was in the
original New York production OF this
great success He Is comedian whose
characteristics may bs summed up in the
one word quaint, and his laugh-produc-
ing methods are entirely legitimate. The
clever spscislties which he introduces in
the third and fourth acts OF the pls are
overwhelmingly funny. because he HOLDS
the mirror mp to nature, as the greatest
OF Our comedians have done Whether
In "Men and Women "Ths Country
Fair, "Hsld By the Enemy" OF 1.-The
Lost Paradise, with which his name has
been associated, Mr. Perkins has invari
ably made q splendid impression.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
IN FALL MONTHS.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Can Now be Cured.
Old Time Obstinate Diseases
are Easily Durable,
Paine's Celery Compound
is the Great Specific.
1t Restores the Neglected,
Famished Nerve Parts.
1t Replaces worn out Tissues
with New, Vigorous Ones.

Paine's celery compound Is the one
assured remedy for rheumatism and
neuralgia that is every day accomplishing
all that physicians claim for Il.
Both of these old-tlme. obstinate dis
eases are to day speedily and perms.
nently cured by Professor Edward e..
Phelps great prescription.
Neuralgia and rheumatism are merely
names for q certain reduced state OF the
nervous tissues. AS far as causes 60.
they do not much differ from nervous
debility, headaches, dyspepsia and sleep.
lesHness
The mischief Is the eame In every case,
a nervous system robbed OF life aud
substance by over-exsrtion and scanty
nutrition The cure for all these Is like
wise la the same direction. Strengthen
and restore the nerves TO their normal
condition with Paiue's celery compound
IL is the advice Of the ablost physicians
everywhere.
As soon 80 all the countless nerve
centers and hbers have been made SOUND
and strong, not only rheumatism and
neuralgio, but low spiritg. kidney trouble
diaorderad liver and heart palpitRtion
vanish without trace 10 remind one
that their presence WAS not all fearful
dream
Paine's celery compound does III
curative work IN simple. straight.
forward way IL wastes little time OF
the minute and przzling classification O
diseases, but bends all its energies a
once TO feeding the worn out shattered
nervous track, filing the arteries Will
rich, new blood, and building up thl
body for it's tight against disease.
Low spirits lose their power when th
system feels the buoyancy OF returnlul
health, such rs soon comes from taklnl
| PGine's celery compound Tho rapii
gain In wolght that follows its use is
reaEonIble Indication OF the strengthen
ing processes that are going on lmonl
the vital organs.
Many men aud women who recommenl
Paines celery compound do 80 In what
TO others, may sometimes seem extrava
CANT words. But Paine's celery com
pound has made them we'll
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
IlINIl

COCHRAN.-On the 18th Instant Earl L.,
infant son Of james and Matilda Cochran.
DUG AN.--In this city, on the 23rd instant,
Bessie Dugan. aged years.
Relatives and friends are invited 20 attend
the funeral ON the residence OF her parents.
of A and Townsend sire. Is. south Whining
ton. on Wednesday rfternOOn at o clock. In
terment as Cathedral Cemetery.
FURROWH.- On September Is. 1875, Leah
w, wife OF w. Il. Furrowh, aged 4j years.
GORMLEY.--In this city, ON September 10.
1875, Patrick Gormley.
GROVES.-On September %, 1923, Ann B.
Groves, in her sOlh year.
HEHb.-In this city, September 10, 1895,
George w. He'll. son of the late Mrs. Louise
w. Kopl. In his Eth year.
HUSBANDS On September "a. 1896.
Rachel Husbands. In her elst year.
KELLEY.-In this city on the alth instant.
Catherine Cecilia, infant daughter Of Neil
Kelley.
lnterment Cathedral Cemetery.
KIERNAN.-In this city. on tho 11th in
slant, Annie, wife OF the late Patrick kier-
nan.
LOCKARD. On September %. 1895. Mary
A. bockaru, aged years.
MCMILLAN. On September 90. 1925. Edith
Blanche, daughter of Moro and Anna McAlil-
Ian, aged months.
PIE.-on the 23rd instant, Justin Joseph
Pie. lged "a years
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend bis funeral on Thursday,
st. Johns r.. Y. Church. Newark, Delaware,
at 10 30 o'clock.
STIDHAM.-On September el, 1885, John i.
Stidham, In his 6sth year.
TINSLEY - Suddenly, on September 20
1886. James Iinsley. aged 90 years.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
His Jaws Looked whno drinking Beer.

NEW York, Sept 2l.-While drinking
beer in a saloon James Potts was taken
with lockjaw and had to be removed to
Manhattan hospital IN an ambulance.
Tho glasses in which the beer is served at
the place are very large Potts had a glass
10 his mouth, and had thrown back his
head to swallow the contents, when he
suddenly uttered a cry, and tho glass
dropped to the floor. The jaws Of the
man were firmly locked, so that he could
not close his mouth.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
PEARY is THROUGH.
The Explorer Says Ho WIN Not visit the
Arctics Again.

ArctIcs Again.
ST JoHNs, n. r., Sept. 24.-No new
matter has developed with reference to the
peary expedition. All the mombers viii
go from here by tho steamer Silvia leav-
ing on Wednesday, and reaching New
York next Monday. They are engaged to-
day in packing specimens which Will be
transferred TO the Silvia on her arrival
from Pilley's island, where she Is now
loading ore.
In an interview Lieutenant Peary says
that he will not undertake any further
arctic work He denies that any of the
bones of General Greeleys party were
found at Capo Sabine, but tho officers, en-
gineer fireman and sailors Of the Kite
contradict his statement The matter is
WILDLY discussed hore.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
AocIdontnllr Kinnd IIIa nrothnr.

HAZLEToS, Pa. Sept 24.-Charles Coop
er, aged 10 years, shot and accidentally
killed his mother at Harwood. She had
arisen from her bed and gone to the win
dow. The son, hearing a noise, grasped his
revolver and rushed downstairs. He could
see no one but being under the impress
sion that it was a burglar, fired. The bull
let passed through his mothers head.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
Pleasant weddine=Anniversary.

Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEWARK Sept. "a Mr.. and Mrs
Clarkson Psxson were pleasantly sur
prlsed st their home here last night, it
being the eighteenth anniversary Of their
wedding. The bride and groom received
a number of beautiful gifts, among them
q handsome oak rocking chair. Some Of
those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Worth, Mr. and Mrs. Mclaughlin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Fisher,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Moore. Mrs Barton,
Miss Carrie Bryan, the Misses Fader, Mrs
Fsder, John Bowen, Levi Paxson. all OF
Newark, aud Mr.. and Mrs A. G Brown
and Conrad z Davidson, Of Bear. A
bountiful repast was served, sfter which
the guests left wishing Mr and Mrs
Paxson many happy returns Of the
occasion.
Evening journal., 1895-09-24
Relief In sI1 Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lieved In ak hours by the "New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
Is great surprise On account Of Its exceeding
promptness In relieving pain In the bladder,
kidneys, back and every part OF the urinary
pa sages IN male or female II relieves reten-
ton Of water and paiu in passing II almost
immediately. II you want quick relief and cure
q. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del.