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Evening journal., 1895-04-10
M. A. WHITCRAFT,
61O KING STREET.
A BUSY WEEK
IN MILLINERY.

This-before Easter-week
is strikingly busy in our Mil
linery Department. All hands
are on the alert-trimmers and
sellers. There isn't a popular
nor exclusive style that you'll
not find displayed in our
show-rooms.
The Easter Millinery Dis
play will be continued all the
week.
All the leading styles repre-
sented-the Dashing Gains
borough, the Dainty Dutch
Bonnet and untrimmed Hats.
One might imagine that we
were doing half the Untrimmed
Hat business of the city.
At 2oc Fancy Straw Hats
in twenty different shapes.
The 4oc kind at SIC.
Fancy Chips and newest
Braid Hats in every shape at
75c.
Dutch Bonnet and Colonial
styles in Fancy Gimps and
| Chips.
Misses and Children's Hats,
100 styles, at ACC, 75c, SIC.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
SPRING SHOES

With all the lightness and
beauty of Springtime in the
makeup. Come in and let us
show you some of these early
corners. Dozens of new shapes
came in to-day-all of them
pretty-and hard to tell which
excels the other. These are
Fuld's Shoes-that means
maximum of quality and mini
mum of price. Here are
few of to-day's new ones:
S. oo-Ladies' Fine Kid
Shoes, button and lace, elegant
lly fnished-a So value
So 5o-Ladies French Glaze
Button Shoes, hand-turned.
new imperial shapes with pat
ent tips-you cannot match
them under $4.
Mems Patent Leather Shoes,
2 kinds, very natty shapes,
well made Of finest calf stock
$3.50 for the SIS kind.
$500 for the 81 kind.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Acute Dyspepsia,
SYMPATHETIC HEART DISEASE
OFTEN ATTENDS 1T.
The Modern Treatment Consists In RE-
moving the Cause.

The Modern Treatment Consists In Re-
moving the Cause.
(Trom the Republican, Cedar Rapids Io,ral
Mrs v. Curley who has resided in Clar-
erce, Iowa, for the past twenty-five years,
tells an interesting story Of what she consid-
ers rescue from premature death. Her mar
rative is as follows;
" For ten wears prior 10 1894, | was a con-
slant sufferer from acute stomach trouble.
J had all the manifold symptoms OF acute
dyspepsia, and at times other troubles were
present in complication-l did not know
what it was to enjoy a meal. No matter
how careful 1 might be as to the quality,
quantity and preparation Of my food, dis.
tress always followed eating. ! was despon-
dent and blue. Almost to the point Of in
sanity at times and would have been glad
~ die Often and often | could not sleep.
Sympathetic heart trouble set in and time
and again was Obliged TO call doctor in
tie night 70 relieve sudden attacks Of suflo-
cation which would come on without mo-
ment's warning.
MY troubles increased as time wore on and
| / spent large sums in doctor bills, being com.
| pelled TO have medical attendants almost
| constantly. During 1892 and 1898, IL was
| impossible for me to retain food, and water
| brashes plagued me. ! was reduced TO a
/ skeleton. consultation Of physicians was
| unable TO determine just what did all me.
4 The doctors gave us as their opinion that
| the probable trouble was liberation Of the
/ coats Of the stomach and held out no hope
Of recovery. One doctor said, " All can do
to relieve your suffering is by the use Of
opium"
About this time a friend Of mine, Mrs.
| Symantha Smith, Of Glidden. Iowa. told
me about the case Of Mrs. Thurston Of OK
ford Junction, Iowa This lady said she
had been afflicted much the same as | had.
She had consulted local physicians without
relief, and had gone TO Davenport for treat.
ment Giving up all hope Of recovery, she
was persuaded by friend to take DIR. Viii
liams Pink Pills. The result was almost
magical.
was led 70 fry them from her experience
and before many months felt better thar
I had for a dozen years. I am now almos
free from trouble, and If through some error
, o. diet / feel badly, this splendid remedy
! sets me right again. 1 have regained my
strength and am once more in my usua
: hssh. ] sleep well and can eat without dis
tiess. I have no doubt that l owe my re
\ covery to DIR. Williams Pink Pills onl,
/ I wish that had heard Of them years agl
/ thereby saving myself ten years Of suffering
and much money!
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all tn
y elements necessary to give new life AM
F; richness 10 the blood and restore shattere,
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists
/, or may be had by mail from DR.. Williams
Y Medicine Company, Schenectady, n. l., fo
60c. per box, CT six boxes tor $50.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
FUID'S
226 MARKET STREET.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-SrANIl
II ARD Railway OF America = Protected
Throughout ny the Interlocking Switch anc
PHI s'IS EbEIPHff1. WILMINGTON and BAL
TTMORE RAILROAD, in effect Nov. Is. 1894
dla5 I'M issSg sli 81 ss H s
60, 80 b6, 43, 10 05, 10 10, 10 4b 70. II oe,
il 81 q. m, ii2 IS, 81, s'O6, 5o4. bio, $50, 70,
AZ Accommodation, 8 90. 7 %. 8 Oe. lO4sAu.n .nss,
d Chester 1ss express, II s., 20. $50 Z1!@gm.
s@. lgn6. II 20. IL 81 . m. ! 81. SOS' SN'SD o.
AZ % o1i 90, co. 0s. .1Os llssAm
u @, , g, 90. IS, 90 loa5pm:.o 20 -
Q lS, 10 0S. ioi8, I'D 45. II 81 e m. i1s IS. 81
is. 10. Bbs, q OF, Q u. 10 6bpm.
Boston, without change. 10 ~ am, 30 p No
For the 9outh-S southern Railway Express,
Al D m. Sleepers to Augusta, Vile and
ST. Augustine Al p m, Eleepers 10 Hot Springs.
Memphis and New Orleans.
west Chester. via Lamokin. 30 m. SO
Newark Centre and intermediate stations
Baitiniors tn q knd a. washington, 4ss,sm.sn.
10 1e. II 90 m. IL on, 10 %, IL ID 0e, a. 80,
tc9ss s4l.6bs. TIs9 nj y ~ night. s. "a,
Iesve Philadelphia, Broad street. for VII
TlRFt0 n e II express sssaS n ~ e. ~ 81 lpn
sos, so 55, bbe. siT, SIS. IAO, lilo, nls'
m, IL Oh night.
63, l08, Is7. 9 q. s 80. 10 %, II 9s p m.
Sunday Trains-IeaYe Wilmington fors
PhilsdslphiA, express, g, 25s ~ ~ %,
fM, 906 IL o rn. Accommodation 7OOs III
= m. u 10, 30. 40S. ) is, 10 80 D m.
Chester. express, 55 ~ = o.. %, u OS.1 nls
dntIon. zoo, $40 m. Il 10, l 40. 4OS, Bio 7a0.
:" ssp Y M York. 1H, a@, $50, 100. 50. "a.
10 0s. 10 IS, Ii 81 m. 81, 90, 4Os, o., . Oos
T0T. 9 e12, 10 30 p m.
sastan, without change. . B6 m.
For the SOuth-Southern Railway Express,
Al pm, seepers to Augusta, Jacksonville and
Springs, Memphis, and New Orleans:
Wees CHESTER yia L&mokin. 90 "a
B Baltimore ana Washington, AS, s.g1. 1918
a. NJ. u o., II %, 20, 70 O6, Il. TAI, 70 p N.
Baitimors and intsrmediAte stations. s.Os
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stress, for w; y q
a n. u. SOS, 5 b6, 8 S.. 40. ssS, II To- II is
Aooommod AZ % ~ alton. 49, 10, IO& m. IL 81.
trains for Delaware Division leave tos
New Castle, 10, II Is m. 50, $50, Is, e%
abl . M, 10 u 0 night.
Lowes. 5 Is = m. " ? m.
Express Tor Dover, Harrington and DalmAg.
u Il @ m AZ s2 M stat,dns = " n1s6s;l onlv
Express Tor Cape Charles, Old Point Conc
| tort and Norfolk. IL 0S m, IL Ol asght.
4 Sunday trains for:
| New OMstla. II 06 night,
| Cape Charles, Old Point Oomfo1t and Nu9s
ia, 1e On night.
Middletown. Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
geIton, Harrington. Bridgeville. sesfords
| laurel and DelmRr, II Of night.
| %OongreeeionRl Limited Expreee trains conn
| posed entirely of Pullman Vestihule Parlox
| and Dining Cars; no extra fare other than the
1 usual Pullman charge.
| sl1imited Express Trains. composed of Pulls
| man Veetibu1e Parlor Cars, Vest1buie Pas
4 fare.
Tor further information, passengers eKs re-
fsrred 20 the ticket agent at the station.
e. M. PROVOST. J. r WOOl<S
| GenSrAl MAnnxes. General Passenger AgS,
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
M. A. WHITCRAFT 7
$40 KING STREET.
sHERIFF,s SALE.


q HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of Levari Facias TO me directed, will
be evuossd TO public sale at the Court House,
on Mara et street between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the City of Wilmington, New Castle
county, State Of Delaware.
Or TUESDAY,
THE 23d DAY OF APRIL, 1896,
at O'Clock p. M.
The following described real estate, viz All
that certain lot or piece of land with two
story dwelling house thereon erected, situate
in the city OF Wilmington, aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to v IL:
BEGINNING at the intersection formed by the
northerlY side of Maple street and the east.
erly side of Connell street; thence northerly
by said side of Connell street 100 fes I; thence
easterly and parallel with Maple street. LOG
feet; thence southerly and parallel with Con-
ne Il street 100 feet to the said side Of Maple
street. and th- nee thereby Yves erly 100 feet ia
the place of beginning, be the contents what
they may.
Seized snd taken In execution as the prop.
erty nf George w. Roberts and Hpporah
q. Roberts, his wife, and t. tie and TO be
sold by
PAUL GILLIS. SherIff.
sheritf's ofice, Wilmington, Delaware
April 4, 1895.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Personal Events

Messrs. Collins. George Hutchinson,
Kane, William Hutchinson and Francis,
OF Delaware City, we're in town last
evening attending the meeting of Odd
Fellows In the Opera House building
Station Agent George Whitfield, OF
State Road. was In the city last evening
on a visit TO old friends
William Farley and Michael Sullivan,
row occupying official positions at the
national capital, were in the city yes
terday looking about their former home.
Engineer Richard q Conway, Of tbs
UuIted States Fish Commission, and
81 stationed at Washington, spent very
easant visit to his old home yesterday
and returned last night to Wilmington
whence he continued later, on bis j,urney
home.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
RAILROADS,


DALrlMOhh O -
] !. !: !. O.
D OHIO RAIL- E
ROAD. Schedulein
effect Nov. Is, 1894 <TES ~
Trains leave Della &1~ISN
ware Avenue Depot MSN " AW.MN.
East Bound. @Aa9TMWL$3hNSN&
or Express trains SI SSl%A 3z1 1D0s- u
New York. week 1A WI "
IS ls, n04Oam;Iissl Wts4llAsHlAlllsS6Ss.W
u 40. 10 30. " BAIL 90 9AINoA%
p. M. Sundays. i3 0es
" l7,E11 40 q M; "a AZ.
is 80, ~ "a. I'll 90 p m
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY EUuhTb
AND CHESTNUT s'rS. Week days, I3 03, IS,
~ "a II ~ bSs N 81 e e ~ y s q ss5 o Is s5 9 g. o. n * 4
81 s1nds9s n AZ ii Ia % os IS. 7l7 5s. 800 ns
. al; Is6, n4o, Bsb, 41, bSb, eS0.. Y "a
jSI PIHII1nELPHI1, u IA Ok n I TWELFTH AND MAR.
KET STREETS. Week days, % 03. " II, % 48
" paiIApELpiA N B is u bunGSys IN a. d o. H. nj
Chester, week days, ls g, $50, $50. 2 I7,i!@
gss ~ @ iS @ II h "a a. g II u II y os Fl ri g 3; Y N y
III %, Ii . n; 5, y q, ss. 4bS, IS d, %
Hs., s sIs, 10 g, ~ lllOo n. 49,. ~. :.
IIzA, nAa D m; Sundays, " II, Tbsa mi
"~pnS WEST BOUND,
Baltimore and Washington, week days
q lb, III. 49, a, m; n2 l6, " %. Qe, AN
IA, 1872 % 6s M. Sundays, q 10, TIL
IS AZ m; Il2 l8 % 05, %, VI 81 Ie 10, rs b8 D m
Baltimore and Way Stations, IL M O
NewaTk, Del, week days, "A Is. III, ss q
N; liz 10, %, A87, 70 Il, 30, IS 49, fe 68y y
1 p m. Sundays "a is, Z II, f8 Al g m. flz 10 O8
NH, z T86. rs 10, Ss 5S, II 10 o IA.
Fittsburgl IS AZ N. "a 81 p m, daily.
! Chicago, IS AZ, 3 m; "a 81, p "a, daily.
Qnoinnah and st. Louis. 1ls 10 m. ane
i rs Is D N. daily.
New Orleans. via Bristol and ChAttAnoogs
Is y M daily. Through sleeper 70 New ui
singerly accommodation. 7 II 8 m. 0o, Q
LAndenberIx accommodation. week dAya
II. ~ N; s5 and % p IN. sunnayps w
I Trains leave Market street staSioni
J Tor New York, week days, ss 30 70.
FOR Philadelphia, week days, 20. y g
70 ID, I'll sQn mi b6, " m. Sundays. 30
pfftsburr And Chtcaeo, week days, IS 80 N
Baltimore, week days, GO, fa 90 NJ; 81
70 40 D m, Sunday b p N.
days, 10. ssSI. 90 m: SO. SO m. sundsyi
TX PIEHTs M ~ RPHHifLADELPHIA, III TWENTY
] FOURTH AND CHESTNUf SITS, Fol
| WILMINGTON,wee days, ,T8 81. Is, 7 20. 1S.l
! 10 %, III ls a M; l2 90 poon; Hs5, u 40. 20l
| 8IB, TACO, 40, $500, IS Il, s so. 30. " A
rs 50, $50, 10 10 and 11a5 pm.
Sundays, SO 81, 8 15, fsl5, 90, 10 %. III y
SO, T7Ss, 1873, 10 10 and ii s5 , m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWELETl
AND MARKET SITS. Week days. W ~ " q
81 g. n; a, y SstS. ,aISxP N; n m sundays
Rate ~ Western points lower than via an
! other line. q. o. SCUIILa. Gent Pass. Agent.
E b CAAPBELL. General Manager
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
smnIInos cnrrIea In Rag..

CLEVELAND, April l0.--A case Of viru-
lent smallpox was discovered in house
on Milford street on the south side. The
victim is Anna Settina, a Bohemian girl
who was employed as rag sorter ID
wooden mill About l5o girls worked
with her and it Is believed that others
will take the disease from the rags, where
she Is supposed to have contracted IT,
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Area ,T,n uanred uim,olf.

ROCHESTER April 10. John p Call,
aged 20 years respected resident Of Bs-
tavia, committed suicide there by hang
ing
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Embe,1ier n the chicago PostofIice,

CHICAGO, April TO- patrick Q. Crane,
teller Of the money order division Of the
Chicago postofiice, was arrested, charged
with and oonfessng 20 the emhezzlement
Of 81, 4l6 He said he was heavily in debt
when he entered the Office and took tho
money to satisfy his debtors
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
l1ipr nreneiel. Preparing For War.

BERLIN, April 10. -Menelek II, king of
Abyssinia, has postponed his visit to Eu-
rope He intends to attack the Italians
in the autumn. His troops, who are arm
ed with French rifles, arc being drilled by
a Frenchman.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
General Grants Chaplain Dead.

LINcoLN, Ills. April 10. The Rov. Il.
ID. wilken, who was chaplain Of Grant :
regiment and prominent in the G. A. +.
and the Methodist church, died suddenly
here of heart failure
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

w, EcKlos, Nltllem w CoOpef.
After the meeting q Bible reading,
commsmoratIng Tuesday Of passion week,
was given.
Incidents of the Day.
Tomorrow evening, the @ A. O.
baseball team will 90 to Wilmington
to play the strong West End Club at the
w. e reading rooms The New Castle
players will be Newlove, King. Taylor,
X. Newlove, Bridgewater, Hastings,
Weggenman, Counti.s, Wilhelme sub.
stitutes. Tlmms and Hunter.
Manager Huehebeck has secured the
Allen GrAya, of Philadelphia, for q
baseball game here on May 4 This is
another et~ong team, an evidence that
the new management Intends to import
nothing but the best
The Board OF Education's standing
committees were formally notified yes
tarday. They are as follows Teachers
Ferris, Stewart, EliRson; textbooks
Frazer, Dsakyne. BorIe; school property
Ellison, Stewart, Frazer; finance
Herbert, Reynolds, Manlovs; Waiting
No. l, Ferris, Manlove, Eliason; No. 2.
Borie, Deakyne, Herbert; No. 3, Stewart,
REYNOLDS, Frazer
Yesterday. although not a general
election, and only an unlnteresting city
election going slowly on. all the seloona
were closed and no liquor could be bought
In town.
ShRd Agent William Dsakyne has beer
shipping great many fish to Chester, |
comparatively new market for Delaware
BhRd
shad were bought for $50 hundred
az fast as they could be landed here. Thl
average catch was forty to boat.
The Spring concert of the City Oorne
Band has been decided upon for Saturday
evening, May Is
Millard f. Mtlls, the P. w. n B
freight brakeman. had the fatal fall from
his car at the New Castle Woolen Mills
aud not at the second high bridge, as ha
been stated
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Election Officers--Charles Shearer, in
Frazer Judge: William Deakyne, William
tiuilfoil.
Evan G. Boyd wac born in Chester
county, Pa, about 33 years ago, but has
spent nearly all bis life In New Castle.
He came to this city after completing
his stndles In pharmacy and soon after
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
oot.on-Nsw York IOloalnE PrIoea.

April. 6 % bid: 6A asked; May. 6.a5 bid;
s4g asked: June, AZ bid. a., asked; July.
$40 bid; 647 asked; August, os bid; o ~
a. k4d
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
ChIsaro Oloalnr prIoea.

Wheat. May. k5155ls; July Wheat. .5ol4 q 5ost;
9aik S, s9ys my, O9rh & Usts'
" a. July. Pork. ~ 90 Lard, NAY. O5; July,
Lsrd. 1900; Ribs. May, q 350e6 81; July,
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
s.venteen Horses burned.

KINesroN. \. Y, April 10.-Seventeen
horses were burned TO death in a fire that
destroyed Metzger's livery stable here.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
MAYOR EVAN q. BOYD.

ward ielned Company II, First Infsntry,
N. q. ID as a private, but was soon
afterwMrd elected Lieutenant He She
ceeded Captain George w. Eckeln as
commandment OF the company, and gained
great popularity among the young men
while In this capacity. Later he was
appointed ieutenant-colonel on the staff
OF Governor REYNOLDS and is now com.
missary of the First Regiment, N. G. ID.
He has been Jail commissioner for nearly
two terms. and is one of the leading
incorporators OF the New Castle-Wil-
mington Electric Railway Company.
Councilman Francis Fagan
Is another young office holder, being only
about "a years old aud a new man in
public office He Is native Of New
Castle and was educated in the public
schools here. Twenty years ago he
entered the employ cf James G. Knowles
at the New Castle Woolen Mills, where
he has worked constantly until he Is now
the boss dyer there. He Is president Of
Division No 3, A. 0 II and the Del
aware state treasurer Of that order He
has q wife ard family.
Although q Philadelphia by birth,
Councilman elect John A Schuhardt has
lived here since 1875, having removed
from the Quaker City two years after the
big iron works located here, TO follow bis
trade About q year ago he purchased a
coey home on the Button woods--the
northern limits Of town.
Councilman William Morrison Is Q
descendant Of an old Delaware family
and New Castle man by birth. He was
educated in the public schools here and
is thrifty workman but never before
held public office He is a married man
with family and owns some real estate
here
Assessor elect Meredith moved here
from Maryland 3 few years ago with his
family. He has not been in robust
health for several months.
City Treasurer Ferris Is well kaowr
as trusted and efficient public official
He has held the Office OF treasurer, b,
successive reelection. since the death o
William r Lane.
To BE sworn In Tonight.
All the City Councilmen. the assesso
and treasurer will take the oath OF ofiic
tonight, and Mayor Boyd will doubles
swear them In. Council will organize b
electing president and clerk Of Council
The other city officials will be chosen q
the May meeting.
Mourning Mayor aud Governor.
Company as armory ct the old CouI
House is draped out OF respect for th
dead eommander-in-c chief OF the Nations
Guard, Governor Marvil. Flags at tn
Leaaps engine house, school building M
jefferson House and Maritime Exchanf
are st half mast. and these, with ii
dKaperies Of city buildings and halls
msmoriam OF Mayor Herbert. give Il
city an appearance Of deep mourning.
a Ewo-daxa' Convention Next Month.
An important and interesting meetir
Of ihe Epworth League was held st q
M 4 Church last night Several ne
names were proposed as members. A
rApgementa wsrs made for the convel
tl0n Of the Wilmington District Z
worth League to be held here
Wednesday aud Thursday, May % Al
29, aud the following committees
entertainment we're sppointed.
To secure homes, Mrs ]. B MRnloy
Miss Rebs Saunders, Miss May Gocdls
as escort. Mlss Lucy Taliaferro,
4. ssntman. Jefferson DownhA
Mise Lillian Meredith. Hat
A2s~s dith, ushsrs. Samuel
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
Lime and Sand
or best quality.
George II. Mccall Company,
Eighth and hhipley streets.

Wilmington Cars for south America.
A large shipment of knock down cars
for South America was made from the
pusey and Jones Company CO. day on the
lsrge schooner Aloha These cars were
built by the jackson and Sharp Company
and were handed down to the Pusey
shears 60 be loaded on the schooner there
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Do not forget the anniversary supper Of
Gilbert Presbyterian Church, Thursday
evening, April IL.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
BOYD ELECTED MAYOR.
The Colonel and the Entire
Democratic Ticket Won.
THREE NEW OITY OoUEoTIHBN

rhcy win BE sworn In and Organized
This Evening-O he Events About
Town-GettinK Ready to Entertain
Epworth League Delegates at Two
daYe' Convention.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE. April 10 Gen eral
apathy ruled at the municipal electio In
this city yesterday aud, while the result
was anticipated last Saturday VIXEN the
successful ticket WAS agreed upon,
there we're two sides to the contest but
very few workers, especially for the
Citizens ticket which fell far short OF a
respectable vote The official result is
amended
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

WHICH Clothing that wears
well, made from good
COSTS cloths, clothing that
fits well because care
lESSp fully cut and n ade,
clothing that keeps in
good shape because the cloths
have been thoroughly sponged,
garments not skimped and
stinted for the sake of saving
few cents in the making and
trimming, or clothing made
from any cloth that Is cheap
and will sell wear never thought
Of, clothing cut over any kind
OF patterns SO that trey can be
out in hurry, clothing that
will hardly hold in shape until
you get it home, let alone ever
be caught in a shower, but made
anyway by anybody and poorest
OF trimmings. Which is cheap
est? Which costs the most in
the endP The first we try to
keep; the stcond kind YOU
don't want F; neither do we.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10
The Lewis Building Disappearing.

The Lewis Building Disappearing.
Work on the tearing down Of the
Lewis building, Seventh and Market
streets. is rapidly progressing aud la a
short time this historic building will
soon have disappeared The contract
was awarded TO Lynn & Phillips, for
500.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Anthracite Coal
For fancy uss. hand picked.
George Fl. Mccall Company,
Eighth end Shiplsy streets.
Evening journal., 1895-04-10

Roberts. Loomis o Wise, Harry Hughes,
Harry Meredith, Thomas Frazer, George
w. Eckles, William w Cooper
After the meeting q Bible reading,
commsmoratlng Tuesday Of passion week,
was given.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1895-04-05

Indicate as surely as any physical symp-
tom shows anything, that the organs
and tissues of the body are not satisfied
with their nourishment.
They draw their sustenance from the
blood, and if the blood is thin, impure,
or insufficient, they are in q state of re-
volt. Their complaints are made to
the brain, the king of the body, through
the nervous system, and the result Of
the general dissatisfaction is what we
call Nervousness.
This is q concise, reasonable explana-
ton of the whole matter.
The cure for Nervousness, then, is
simple. Purify and enrich your blood
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
nerves, tissues and organs will have the
healthful nourishment they crave. Ner-
and Weakness will then give
way to strength and health,
That this is not theory but fact is
proven by the voluntary statements of
thousands cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Read the next column.