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Evening journal., 1895-10-10

aud roses Mr. ard Mrs. Moore went on
wedding trip st 9 15 They will visit
Br fftlo. Niagara falls, New York and
Atlantic City. They will te at home
after November 10 at No. 100 Madison
street.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs William Thomas. OF
Philadelphia: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Morrison, OF Baltimore j Mrs. Morrls,r
Of Philadelpbia: Herbert Smith. OF
Atlantic City, N j Mr. and Mrs James
Frank. Rowland Vile. Md Mr.. and Mrs.
Kramer, Brooklyn; Joseph sacks.
Alsbams; Mr., and Mrs w A. Fleming,
Smyrna; Mrs. williamson, Mr. and MrF.
Il. Spicer. Philsdelphia: samuel Solo.
mon, Washington, Miss Chillie Rowland,
Mr. aud MI. Agnes Allen. Providence,
R. Mr. and Mrs Hood Wright, New
York: l. W. Walker, New York Ham
ilton Walker, New York George Barnes,
Philadelphia; Joseph Barnes, Pbilsdel-
phia; Miss Libble saieIfeld, Greens q
borough. Md Miss Berthe Frank Philip
Frank, Mrs u. w. Evans. Atlantic City /:
Miss Belle Caldwell, johnson Leslie
Casperson, Mr. and Mrs Lamborn. Mort b
Brook, Pa Mr. and Mrs Daniel Sui,h
Atlantic City; Charles Miller, PhilRdel
phia
Colonel and Mrs Enoeh Moore. Mr.
and Mrs George Moora Miss Dais5
Moore, Miss Elsie NJ M lore, Mr.. and
Nrs. Frank G Robb, Robert w Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs John Miller, Henry
Robinson, George HUxley. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Clayton Massey. Mr. aud Mrs Reynolds,
Mr.. ard Mrs Holssein Harvey, Nc aud
Mrs d Slsl-- De. Josephine White
Mr.. and Mrs George Cleland, Mrs John
NJ Dunn, Mr. and Mrs. Lswis Todi Nc.
and Mrs w Hickmsn, l. 4 layton, Miss
Belsn Woolsioa. John Nssry, Joseph
wilkins. Mr end Mrs David Holton
Mr.. aud Mrs Prsg. Mr.. and Mrs
Carrlat, Mr. and Mrs Frank,
Mr.. and Mrs David Fiizslmmons,
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Bsnade.
MIss Eliz ,bsth and Miss Name Neary,
Miss Mary J. Fitzsimmons. of Phlladel-
phis; Miss Georgie Hayes. Alfred Ras
sell, E Psnrose Robinson. F. Herbert
Maype r @. Linville, George Dsnio,
Harry Blythe. James Feeney, Arthur w
Swartz, Lewis Fell, Stanley F.
Tucbton, Frank Gardner, Mark /
McKennR. Thomas GlbbIua. John Asplp,
James Hsrbart, DR. and Mrs Pyle, Mr.
snd Mrs Ksrsh, Miss Ella Karsh, DR. and
Mrs. HulbuId, D. Wendell Hulburd.
Miss Hulburd, Or. aud Mrs A e Fran 2.
Mr. aud Mrs q McCauslsnd, Mr. aud
Mrs. Barry Schlice. DR. and Mrs Tomlin-
SOP. Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Wier. Mr.
and MR.. Aydou, Miss Emma Aydon,
DR.. and Mrs ]. T v Bocksom, Mr..
aud Mrs George Townsend. William E
Frank. Miss Beatrice Frank, Mr. and
Mrs. William Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
amin L Denio, Mr.. and MRS Levi
B1wer, Or and Mrs George II
Mccall, Dr. and Mrs. Howard
Ose. DR.. and Mrs. W. p
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bower,
Augustus Ten Weges. Mr. and Mrs
William MeKsig, Mr. ana Mrs Winfield
McKsig. Mr.. and Mrs Bsniam McKsig.
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Neary. Misses
Helen aud Clara Scott.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Lost Two Fingers In the Machine.

Lost Two FInRer1 In the Maohtne.
While working in the factory of
McCsbe & DsrrAgh, yesterday afternoon,
A n johnson, living at 652 Poplar
street, had two fingers cut of In the
machinery. DR.. Smith attended him.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
rs Cents Per Bushel.
LIoENsr APPIroArroNa.

NoTICE.-I. WILLIAM MAILER. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the Louise sltu-
eted at No; llss Vest second st,eet in the
Tenth ward OF the city OF Wilmington.
coonty ~ New Castle and State OF Delaware,
IN compliance with the requirements, Of the
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that l she'll apply IN writing 10 the Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and jail J'e-
livery OF the state OF nelsware, 10 and for
OF November 1895. being the next term OF said
court fJr n license for said house a. an inn OF
tavern. for the sale therein Of in,o5icstihg y, h
drnnk on the premises, and the foilowing re-
spectacle citizens ~ least twelve or whom
are eubstaL tial freeholdere OF said ward,
recommend the said application, VIZ;
Christian Histerheim William Mal0noy
Wilhelm loeher Gotihold VA. ger
George Haas amuel 2. vickarI
Rinaldo lhmen John GIL
lanes A. Glllgore W. ii. PuRh
Harry Wheeler David Dange
John G. Fahey. M. ID. VIM Schneider
Norris A. Grubb william J. Snyder
Lewis Dickoy Hyland Price
Harry r. sher Wm OOlburne
~ 81 Hnrrie Nj d. John Banthem
August j. Bermann George q Smith
Charles Kohlbecker William Harkins
FREQ - 9'''''' witLIAM MAILER.
NToTICe-I. MARTIN LEONARD. THE
~ owner aud occupant Of the Louise situ-
ated Al New Castle. ia 5 'hool District No 5,
New Castle hundred, county or New Castle
and state OF Delaware. IN compliance with
the requirements Of the ac's OF the 6eneI al
Assembly in such case made and provided,
do hereby give notics that shall Apply IN
writing 10 the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and jail Dsallvery ot tne stste
on Monday, the 18th day Of November, 1895,
being the next term OF said court, for a
license Tot ssia hous- a. en M or Idsean, a
In less quantities that one quart 10 be drunk
on the premises, and the following respec-
table citizens Of said hundred. A. least six o. oi
whom are substantial freeholders Of said
hundred. recommend the said applics-
tiOn, viz
James McGrory John J hey ynolds
john M Valette Michael Griffin
M II, Chase John Carlin
Hugh @. Smith Michael j heedy
John i. Boyle tichard mcbiln
MARTIN LEONARD.
NToTIoE-I JOHN McGLINN. THE
N tenant and occupant Of the house situat.
I'd at Rising sun. In school Dlstrlct, ~ cos, 81 %
and ~. hrlstiana hundred, county Of New
f,satle and state OF Delaware, in compliance
with the requirements OF the acts OF tue Cen
eral Assembly In such case made ana pro,ylq-
,Vrifinq 10 the Court OF General sens ons OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF tho state OF
Delaware. in and for New Castle county, 1a on
the next term Of said court. 70 a license for
said house. A. An inn OF tavern, for the sale
therein Of intoxicating liquors IN less quaint
ties than one quart 70 be drunk on the prem
ises. ard the following res rect BILE citizens or
said districts. At lea~t six OF whom are SUB
stantis freeholders, recommend the SAID ap-
ulicat!on. viz
William Rowe, ST =. L. bonoel
James Thompson lnomAs 10y
Victor B0ubel Neal !. 10y
Joseph COnsOne llaniel "a ey
"A ,vs-d DonQhertv Francis Bradley
Iohn Mahonev Michael D0ugherty
fl.orge NcIntyre Thomas J. Lawless
JOHN McGL'NN.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
TENS OF IN ER EST.

Professor-"To what did Xenaphon owe his
reputation student Principally 20 10 the
fact that his name commenced with an y
and came in 80 handy for headlines In
alphabetical copy books. ."-Pearson's Weekly.
Wonderful are the cures accomplished By
HOod's Sarsaparilla snd yet Il Is only bees use
Hood'a Sar aparilla. the one true blood purif-
er, makes pure, rich. healthy blood.
Hoods Pills for the liver and bowels act easi-
ly yet promptly and efficiently
"Do you know can tell a mans character
pretty accurately by the way he smoke- his
cigar" "But suppose he happens to be 9
cigarette smoker2" "Oh. then, he hasn't any
character TO tell. l."-Indianapolis Journal.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
New oentury-olub Season Opened.
. At a Port deposit wedding.

A number of WilmingtonIAns attended
the marriage Of Miss Lulu V Gerry, OF
Port Deposit, Nd, aud Rev Harry A. q
Wesi6eld, member Of the Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
LIoENsr APpIIoArIoNs.

NoTlCE. =. WILLIAM GARTLAND. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house alt
uattd at No. "a Ehst Second street, IN
the Second ward In the city or WIZ
mington, county Of New Castle, and state OF
Delaware. IN compliance with the reuuire-
ments OF the acts OF the General Assembly
give Iotice that shall apply In writing 10
the Court Of General sessions OF tho Peace
and jail delivery Of the Stste OF delaware, In
and for New Castle. county. on Monday, the
term OF the said court, for a linenae for said
house As an inn or tavern. for the sale thevein
OF Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
the following respectable citizens OF said
ware. Al least twelve OF whom are subetRn-
iial freeholders OF said ward recommend said
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

NOTICE.. BARTLEX. LEN. THE
~ tenant and occupant OF the house situated
At southeast corner Fifth and Pop-
lsar inr strteeu, IN the rourtn ward ~ me
state OF Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements of the acta OF the General As
hepln "a such case ,,ss NAV n ana pioviuea. 70
ing ID the Court OF General Sessions OF tho
PeaCe and jail Delivery OF the State Of Della
day, the 18th day OF November, 1895. being the
next term Of said court. for license for said
house A. an inn or tavern. for the sale thof9in
or lntokle@.lnR liquors IA less quantltlee tnAn
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward. at leaat twelve OF whom are aubstan-
tiel freeboldere Of said ward, recommend the
Evening journal., 1895-10-10
Barnette-Wilkinson. .

DENTON, Md, Oct. l0.-Mlss Lizzie P.
Wilkinson, daughter Of Mrs Mary E.
Wilkinson. and Kepler M Bsrnette, Of
Baltimore, and assistant purser on the
steamer Avalon, Of the Baltimore.
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway Com
pany, were married at noon yesterday In
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church by
Rev. Samuel Edison, rector. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occa
sion with fern and palms and roses.
Harvey l. Cooper and Charles McShane
were ushers, and Miss Emma P Rsdden
played Mendelssohns wedding march.
The bride was given away be her brother,
DR.. Howard Wilkinson, of Dover, Del 4,
and William h. Anderson. an uncle Of
the bride, was best man The bridal
party took the boat at 10 o'clock for
Baltimore. They will reside In Denton.
New Century-Olub Season Opened.
The New. Century Club held its 6rat
meeting Of the season yesterday after
noon. After routine business the mem
bers were entertained with music by
Mrs. Joseph Swift and Miss Blanche
Weldin and short address by Mrs
Isabelle Craven, president OF the
w mans Club OF Salem, N. and Miss
Higsinbothom. Of the Drexel Institute,
PHI ladelphia Afterward tea was served
In the club parlors
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

NOTICE. DSNNls LUCEY, THE
IN tenant and occupant OF the house sit
uated ~ Northwest corner Fifth aud
L,etnasl, streets. In the First ward n the
State OF Delaware. in compliance with tie
requirements OF the acts OF the General As
ing TO the Court OF General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF Della
day. the 18th day Of November 1895, being
the next term OF said court for a license for
said house as an inn or tavern. for the sale
titles than one quart. to be drunk on the
premises. and the following respectable ciii-
zens OF said ward. at least twelve OF whom
are substantiel freeholdera Of said ward;
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

NOTICE-I. MICHAEL WALSH. THE
IN owner aud occupant OF the house situated
At No. 62i East Third street. In the
Second ward In the city OF Wiminuou.
county of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements OF tbs
acts OF the General Ass. mbly In such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice
that shall apply In writing otho Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and jail pellv-
cry OF the State Of Delaware. In and for New
Castle county, on Monday. the 18th day 0
November, 1895. being the next ter 10 of said
court. for a license for said house a. hu l0nor
tavern, for the sale therein OF intoxic ting
liq rors in less quantities than one a art. 10
be drunk on The premises. ard the folio Ink
respectable citizens OF said waid AZ lsahr
twelve OF whom are substantial fr ehnidersof
said ward. recommend the said az plicatiou.
viz
James p. Reilly William Coniey
Daniel Byrne John King
Gustave konitzar NJ. Sullivan
Mathew Spaigelhalter Toward Reed
=. II. Durstein Benz. q. Gam
samuel @. Reed Moses smith
Thomas Logan James IaeRart
John Tully Henry h ed
samuel Hockheimer John CanaVan
William III. Quinn Martin Monroe
Henry Blouth Michael J. Gillespie
John Farnan George Davis
ChAs. b. Dougherty H. B. Martin
MICBAkL WALSH.
Evening journal., 1895-10-10

NOTlCE-I, BERNARD BONNER, THE
Al No. 6f0 East Fifth street.
10 the Fourth ward IN the city Of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and state OF Delaware,
acts OF the General Assembly In such case
made and provided. do hereby sive notice that
| shall apply IN writing 20 the Court OF Gem
the state Of Delaware. In and for Nav Castle
county, on Monday, The 18th day of November.
1870. being the next term Of raid court; for 3
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors In less
quantities than one quart 10 be Drunk on the
premises and the following respectable citi-
substantial f,eehoiders OF said ward, recon-
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06
Big Fish Are Not Found in Shallow Waters!

Big values found in small stocks. Our stocks being
by far the largest values all times The greatest
And the less great because refrain from bragg adoco
Rememt er, empty vessels make the oudest noise The
biggest values in the store to day
GLENCARNOCK PLALDS, handsome 4o-inch n YER
equaled below 7. now Soc.
SILK AND WOOL NOVELTIES handsome beyond
belief considering the price value SOC, 81 &C.
GERMAN and FRENCH PLAIDS, all wool, 40 and a.
inches such quality has invariably be- 81 yard posi-
BILE 75c.
SHEPHERD CHECKS and Diagonal Checks very taste
full very desirable inch 81 worth of quality every yard
price pen, 75c.
PARKKILL NGHAAHS always SC gng hams in past
opened IL l2c Last seasons best
IL &c Gngha now, in patterns and colorngs 0c.
The before best LAC Ginghams all now at SC.
DRESDEN (Flgured) BLACK GROUND SA7EEMS,
same quality heretofore IL I-2c now at l0c.
NEW SPRING DI1NI7ZES, the rage of last season at
&C, 0C.
tans and browns, regular $25 quality offered $I00
Standard 81 90 Glaze Goves be and sold
regularly at $500 f w pairs left to-day at Csc.
MONARCH ENGLISH WALKING CLIO YES, pique
black welt self black embroidered patent clasp all spring
shades, at $75. Fresh spring shades in fine French
real kid gloves pearl buttons tinted match the tint Of the
kid, at $L50.
SILK CLOVES in evening 81 AIDES, very handsome, value
75o pair, Soc.
PURE LINEN DADIASK TRAY CLOTHS OPEN
worked borde frnged fair SIZE regular value sc each
day IOC.
TURKISH ZOWELS.-Evey body's regular SC (1oc in
place unbe ached Turkish Towels to-day Sc. Big
Turkish Towels 5Ix22 inches soft sponge to day IL 2c
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06

FIVE THOUSAND Chinese have recently
passed Chez Foo fleeing from the Japanese.
The Chinese inhabitants of Minghai are
welcoming the Japanese. No mails are
allowed TO leave that city. The wells in the
surrounding country are filed with the
bodies of women and children, who, having
heard of the atrocities at Port Arthur, threw
themselves in, through fear Of the approach
ing Japanese.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06

NOTWITHSTANDING the published reports
to the contrary, Miss Auna Gould, daughter
OF the late Jay Gould, did not join the Cath
Ollie church when she married Count Castel-
lane. Miss Gould is member of st. Bar
tholomew's Episcopal church, New York.
The nuptials consisted Of civil contract
preceding the regular Catholic service,
which was performed by Archbishop Cor
rigan.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1895-03-06


Col. III. e. Chamberlin has bought out the
interest Of Charlie Craig in the grist-mill at
Bradford.
A little one came to gladden. the hearts Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bragg, Thursday
night. and the mother, Mrs. William Bragg,
passed away the same night.
Mrs e Lovewell Rice visited her mother
on Saturday it being her eighty sixth birth
day. Her mind shows her to be woman
of education and refinement.
Mrs. Sarah Adams is critically i'll with
pneumonia. Mrs. w. III. Long was
able to attend church on Sunday. -
Ada McIndoe returned to Thetford Acad-
envy on Monday. - George McIn doe,
Jr, 49, Dartmouth College, spent Sunday
al home.
West Fairlee.
Miss Ambia Evans. one of our oldest resi-
dents, died March at an advanced age.
Funeral services held in the church, Mon
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24


.fr. and Mrs. Harry c. Adams returned
home from their wedding Trip yesterday
ami In The evening they held reception
In Eden Hall. As the guests entered the
banquet room Mr.. and Mre. Adams re-
ceived their congratulations, and they
were assisted by Harry Il. klund. Roy q.
LiHvile. Mr.. and Mira. J, NJ. Thomas. Miss
Elsie Thomas and Miss Carrie Adams.
Dancing was INDUCED in until after 10
O'clock. and the banquet was served. Tho
guests included:
Nr.and Mrs. }. NJ. Thomas Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph X Adams MIR. and Mrs. Baldwin,
MIR. and Mrs. William Adams, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred KIund. Jr.. AIr and Mrs. har-
vey J. Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs. John Mullin,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas, S1r. and
Mrs. Wesley Vernon, Mr.. and Mira l.. Ii.
Lee. MIR. and Mrs, a. =. Jones. the Rey.
JosIyn, Mr.. and Mrs: Harry Crawford.
Mira. Lendermau, Mrs. James saw.
don, MIR. anu Mrs. j. IL. John.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Weaver,
Mta. A. S. Webster. Air and Mrs. Harry
Lowe. Mr.. and Mrs; A. $. Kelley; Mr., and
Mrs. Granville Alexander, Miss Elsie
Johnson. Miss Fannie Divine Miss Carrie
Howell, Miss Mamie wentz, Miss Lille
Hance, Miss Elsie Thomas Hiss Carrie
Adams. Miss Nellie Blunkcn, hisses Elsie
and Kate Horn, Miss Ida Stewart. Miss
Floronee Chalfaut, Miss Nellia Sipple. Mis-
Laura Watson. Msa Emma Lane Miss Car
rie AIKEN. Mrs. Mary Resag, Miss Lille
Lunn. Thomas Cooper, Harry Johnson.
Guy Wells. Harry Blythe, George DEMO,
Charles Banks. thomas Smith. Leslie
Bard, Joseph Gould. Itay q. Llnvllle.
Harry Kiund, Elmer Klund. Owen Wyatt.
Joseph Montgomery, Joshua Howell,
Dagid Aiken, Charles Howell. James T..
Prentiss. William Kirk, Howard Webster,
Harry johnson,
The following guests were present from
a distance: Mrs. Edward Willlams and
Miss Nellie Williams. Brooklyn; MIR. Rich.
mond, Mrs. Bella Talbot. MIR. Thompson,
MIR. bIashhoder aud Miss Thompson OF
PhllaGelphia; Miss Sarah Miies Chester
5iiss blatnie dickson, West Chester
Frank and David K. thomas, Oxford.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The Treasury Emergency tho Main Theme
Before the Senate.

betofe the 5ohhtos
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.--The treasury
emergency was the main theme before the
senate yesterday, and for the time being
the Hawaiian question was laid aside, Mr.
Jones ARK and Mr.. Smith IN. J), each
representing most influential element In
the majority of the senate presented plans
for meeting the currency complication.
The propositions differed widely, MIR.
Smiths providing for temporary bond
issue pending an investigation by mon
etary commission" composed OF senators,
members OF the house and civilians, while
Mr.. Jones' plan provides for bond issue
and o conditional restoration of silver.
The two senators urged their respective
measures in speeches which received close
attention from woll filled senate and
crowded galleries. Mr.. Turpie (Ind.) con-
cluded his speech against the Nicaragua
, canal bill, becoming bitterly personal at
the close against Mr.. Morgan, the author
Of the bill, and against the measure itself
as the contamination Of Cheap John, Peter
Funk legislation.
Mr.. Dingley (Mo) called the attention
| OF the house TO what he termed the utter
failure of the Paris tribunals regulations
for the protection of the Alaskan seal
herd, and to the probability OF the com
plete extinction of the herd unless steps
wero Immediately taken to secure the CO.
operation of Great Britain for the protec-
| tion of tho seals. The remainder of the
day was devoted to the consideration or
the sundry civil appropriation bill. Rapid
progress was made. Fifty five pages OF
the 105 of the bill were disposed Of without
amendment before adjournment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
PROBABLY LOST ON THE LAKE.


Twenty-six Evidently Perishcd In tile
Wreck of the Steamer Chicora.
BENTON HARBoR, Mich, Jan. 2i.-The
mystery regarding the fate OF tho steamer
Chicora, which left Milwaukee on Mon
day morning last, Ia cleared up by tho re-
cuipt of telegram from South Havon.
Mich, stating that some of the vessels
upper works had bren found in the leo of
that port, and adding that there is no
doubt the steamer has foundered. Tho
complete list of those on board the Chi
cora when she left Milwaukee, nil of whom
have probably perishod, is as follows:
Captain Edward Stines, st. Joseph;
c. D. Simons, first mate. Benton Harbor;
Benjamin Stines, second mate, st Joseph
Joseph Marks, whcelman, Benton llarbor;
Thomas Robertson and John Hodges,
watchmen; Robert Mcclure, chief engi-
ncer, Detroit; A. Writ second engineer.
Detroit; Grant A Duwney, oller, Detroit;
Nate Lynch, cook St. Joseph; james Ma
! lone, pantrynan, Chicago, w. NJ. Nor
gan, head waiter, Benton Harbor; James
Il. Clark, clerk, St. Joseph; Jesse Davis,
porter, Benton Harbor; Josoph Pearl, pas
senger, st Joseph; eight deck bands, two
flrcmcn and one coal passer, names un-
! known.
James X. Clark, Captain Stines. Mate
Smuns, ENGINEER Mcclure and Nate
Lynch the cook, leave families.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24
AN AWFUL YssclGAAEST,
She Don't Know How She Got
."s Into 1t
But She Does Know How She Got
Out. ..
And That is the Most Curious and
Interesting Part of it.

She never could tell hcW she got INTO
the terrible pTedicament.
No ono can ever tell exactly how trouble
comes about
But with Shakespeare we realize:
Zone woe doth tread upon another's heel.
So fast they follow"
And Mrs. Eva Dyer. OF 40 South orange
Ave-. Newark. N. j., who tells the follow.
Ing interesting story, indeed, felt the
truth OF this
About five years ago" she began. Il
was taken suddenly sick. and continued
10 grow worse until / was until was
unable to do any work at all. My nerves
got so bad that / would have spasms
nearly every day. and / would feel SO I
was dying. in every one had.
MY stomach was in such a weak con-
dition that it wouldn't contain the light
eet food, and altogether was SO weak
and run down that was obliged to re.
main In bed tho greater part of the time.
II tried doctor alter doctor. but their
medicines did me no good, and / was
ready to give up hopes OF ever getting
better. wnen friend advised me to try
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy.
80 l resolved TO try 1t, and have found
IT success. The first bottle l TOOK 1
felt some better. and SO l continued
taking 1t. have LOW taken seven boz.
ties, ami feel that am cured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-24

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 23.-Tlour dull; winter
super, 81, lG62-20 do, extras, g., ,s5D2.40; No
winter family, 81. JO1tl Pennsylvania roller
straight, s23Ob2.T5; western winter, clear,
g. 5DG270. Wheat dull lower, with 5s94c. bid
and Doc. asked for January. Corn quicts
steady, with 47c bid and 47lsc. asked for Jan.
uary. Oats dull unchanged, with 35ssc. bid and
855sc, asked for january. Hay quiet, steady.
good to choice timothy. sl25oal3. Beef quiet.
Pork easy; extra mess, Sll.6012. Lard
lower; western steam, so.sOD6.85; city. s6.a5
Butter dull: western dairy, l0ni7c.; western
creamery, l5fs23c.i Elgins, 25c.; Pennsylv0
mia creamery prints, fancy wholesale lotss
25c.; creamery tubs. extra, Ao; do. good u
choice, 22db24o. jobbing, 2I6sac. Cheese dull
large, g9llL4c.; small. eI6Glls4c.; part skima
3lk69c.; full skins 218c. Eggs weak New
York and Pennsylvania. z2G22lac.; western
2ld2lIbc.