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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

- Die Iusiidten fir ben grfols fir
oas Sdnserfeit, bas bonn %. bis rs.
Suli in Iaentopn a~bsebalten piro, tper'
Den INNER ~einitiser. Siels 8ersine
baben bereits idon bic @inlabuns bes
2sbisb SdnserbunoeS anSenommen unb
iben iib elm, I'M an benz YreiSIin9en
uno benz eroBen @borus lid su betbeili'
gen. Mebrere bieier Sereine tperben
iibsr 100 Mann itarf fem unb piele bon
ben Witslieoern iperben ibre Srauen
m~itbrinsen, 70 baB elm iebr bsitereS Seit
su ertparten 1T. Wdbreno ben bier
Sasen beS Seites tperoen bic periaiebe'
men 8ereinen suiammen unb einSeln
Iinsen unb cine 8arabe uno 8icnic auf
benz Sairerunb tpirb ftattfinbsn, pie aud
anbere nnterbaltunsen. Sol9enbes lit
cine Site Der 8ereine, tpeIde bereits
ibre S%eipobnun8 suseiast babsn:
Sarmonie Wdnnerbor unb 2iebers
franz Reabins @~eiansperein Srob'
linn, altoona ; 8eianeperein @ermania
unb Beethoven Wdnner6or, Setblebem ;
gBbite Mias Wannder9or, @bits
Drills 2iebsrtrans, 8ottspiIs @sr'
mania, G%arbonbaIe; Sarmonie, gorf /;
Goncorbia, Cation; Sarmonia unb
Iu~rnuerein, @iaiamsport @ermania
Sdnserbuno, 2ebisbton ; Sdneerbunb
unb 2iebertafel, @iIfes. Barre Gon'
corbia unb Mdnnerdor, SasIeton /;
Sdnserrunbe uno 2iebsrfrana Scranton /;
@dnnerdor. 2ieberfrana unb @ermania
Wdnner6or, 2aneaiter; Rorristopn
Wdnnerdor, Rorristotpn; @oncorbia,
Bilfes.S Barre GaceIia Sanssrbunb
unb 9ermania 2isberfrana Nem gort
Gitp ; 9llpenrbsli, GoIese Yoint, q.
q. Seutf6er Sdnserbunb, Buffalo ;
glaemania, OrpbeuS, Pfdlser Sarmonis,
Sunser Wdnnerdor uub Suffice Sdn.
ger, gbiIabsIpbia @deeIia, 8roptIpn,
y. g.; 9eutfber 2ieberfrana Srieo,
rid @Iud Stub, arion, 8rootISn Sans
serbunb, Sranf GARTH Quartet Stub,
ale bon 8roofIpn Srans gtbt S9dler,
getp gorf Gitp 9boenir, Retparf, q.
S.; 4rion, Seriep @itp, y. s.. @bam.
berSburs 2isberfrana SrentOn, q. S.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Xempelnetbe.

Oer Orben Der Sonberbaren 8rIber
6. D. D. g., Der ftdrtite 8ebeim'Or'
ben in ben 8ereinisten Staaten, erbhs
nete am porIebten Dienitaa ieinen neuen
IempeI an Der Slboit.g d bon 8roab
unb Gberrp Strabe in 9biIabeIpbia init
elmer entipredenpen 5eier. Sieier srobe
Bradtbau 1T unitreitis bas srDbte uno
impoianteite @sbaube ieiner 4rt i'm
2anbe. SO 1T elm arditettoniideS
Wonument, auf tpeldeS bic Irditeften,
bic @rbauer, bic 8aumeiiter unb bic
Stabt, in tpeIder es erriatet tpurbe,
sIsid ftoIs fem f6nnsn.
@ie bas @abrSeiden bes Orbens, bic
brsi 8~ettensIieper, oarauf binbeutet, bab
nur burd 3uiammenbaIten bas 3iel cts
reidt iperpen fam, bab @iniSteit tart
ma6t. 10 1T bisier berrIide 8au, beiien
9~luffabrung cine unsebeure @eloiumme,
mebr oils cine Miaion Dollars, eefoitet
unb bic opferfreubise Witpirtun8 bon
S~auienben erbsiidt bat, Der bette 9ss
tpsis bon benz einisen barmoniiden Gus
i%ammenbaIten unb Streben Der Srbenss
brieer. auf ben 8ordbsrsebenben
ma6t baS @ebdube nit ieinen fintleiis
iden Saeabsn unb ieinen foloiialen uno
bod barmoniiden unb iGDnen Bropors
tionen einen iebr 9initisen ginbrud, Der
beim Idnseren 8etradten nod erbDbt
tpirb.
Der Orben bate in ben lebten SABRE
sebnten 70 unsebeure Sortidritte 8e'
ma9t, baB bic sebn Obj Selotps SaIen,
peI6e in Der StaOt peritreut paren, fur
feline Spede LANCE nidt mebr ausreias
ten. 8or neun Sabren puroe beSbalb
Der 8lan ansereet, cine in ieber Sinliht
tpiirbise unb allen 4nfproerunsen ees
niisenbe Sale su erridten. DieS 1T iebt
ssi9ebsn unb bic Seitlidfeiten tpurben
berantaItet, UNI ben ginsus in bieien
9radtbau in piirbiser Weiie su fe;ern.
BbilabeIpbia bat nabesu 10000 Obos
SeaopS. b%arunter etpa 5000 Deutf6e.
Sebe 2ose, bic in elmer @ntfernuns bon
200 MeiIen bon YbiIaoeIpbia it:tIonirt
1T, ianbte ftarfe DeIesutionen ieIbit
bic entfernteiten Staaten Der Union
tparen bertreten. In Der 8arabe, bic
am Nadmittas itattinOen foate, tpiirosn
permutbIib 10000 bis 10000 Wtitslie'
Der unb 100 Muiif. Soups %tbeiIsenommen
baben. 2eiber tpurbe bieier @Ianspunft
psrresnet unb ct unterbIieb gang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

e. 1.-The Bell, $50 2adapanna 2lpe.
nue. id6ner i6tparser Spnntassansue
81 rs, bsr anberparts s12.00 toitet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
|IsilIjjljI'5;|IAI1IAl'!|!A|1a!;S5
70. Wlat 1895.

!3iss p%srlafsn SCRANTON fir philadelphia unb
Ntp 9Jorf per . s. 8 & 81 nm las Morgens,
1915, 100, 2.3S une 1 .3S Nahm., per .. {.
s. ~. 81. ". 600, sos, 1t.20 %. unb 80 q.
8srlafen Scranton fir pittstpn unb @ilfes-
barre per .. {. & W. U. R. 600, sos, tt.20
Mprssns, 3,55, COZ, $50 Radnt.
0srlalitn Scranton fir " bite Saper, Sa3le-
ton, ppttspile unp alien punften Der 8faptr
Msabptp unp louisville 3peisen, per 6. s. @.
3. Gao W., per . & 8 7.45 R, 1905, t.2O,
2.38, 400 Ha6nt. per .. {. & g8. ". ". am
$40, S.0S, 1f.20 Wprgens, 1870, 3 SIS Rabm.
gerlalen scranton fir 9etbltbsm, Cation,
Rsabina Sarrisburs unb allen 3piitenpunfttn
Der .. s. 8. &. U am 7.45 W., 1905, 100,
2.3s, 400, 1913 Hatmittags, per D. &. s. W.
600, sos, tf.20 Dr. 1870 Habm.
8erlalsn Scranton fir 5uufbannpd. Irtpan-
ba, Glmira, Stbaea, @enepa unb 3piIb.npunf-
ten per .. s. 8. U. u. I'M S45 Dr., 1905 unb
1913 Ra@m., per . { @ 8 U am sos W
1870 Na6mitiass.
gsrlaHen Scranton fir Rp&sfsr, Buffalo,
Niasara SGIen, Detroit. Chicago unb peifli6sn
punfteu per D&S&& S.45 0, IL 05, 9.t5,
tt.3S Ha6m., per D { & 80 & q unb gittstOn
Sunetion s 0S, 9.55 M, 1870, $50 Nabm, per
6. & @ " " 3.4t Rabm.
Sir Glmira uub Wsifsn per Salamanca, per
D&SR& S.45 Dr.. 1906, Cos Ia9mittas,
per . { & Us sos 9,55 Dr., 1870, 6.07 Ratm.
pulmann parlOr une S6laf- pbtr {. 9.
SsFslpassn auf alien 3isen spii6en {. s. 8I.
Sunction oeer Wilfssb0rre unb Nsp gcrf, pbt>
l%aptIpbia, Buffalo uup Suspsnipn Sriife.
&oain 3. @ilbur, Gen. Cup.
Gbas. Q. &c., Sen. paf. assnt. pbilabsI,
pbia, pa.
u. %. Ronnsma&sr, aft. Gen. paF. assnt,
Sib 9stbltbsrt, ga.
@sittrt @usfunft trtbsilt g8. {. prppr, Stabt.
Ngtnt, 800 9ad'a 2psnue, scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Sans itnb Spf.

IS sibt faum Elm perbrieBIi6erss nebeI
Bel ben Sibnern, aIS bas aufre0en bon
@iern. Cine Senne Iernt eS bon Der
anberen unb oft frbbn. Der eanse 8eitanb
oieiem llnbeiI. Sn ben meiiten Salen
1T ioI4es barauf suridsufibren, baB ben
Sdbnern bic sansen @ierfdalen, an
oenen baS gipeib nod baftet. porsetpor.
fen fperben unb bic Sibner fpenie falls
baltise Stoffe finben. Das SineinIesen
bon @Iaseiern unb bas 8eidneiben Der
SdndbeI bift tpenis. Die IestsTs Re.
tbobe 1T ben Sbieren gum Nadtbeil
i'm Sammeln Der 8irmer. Sim beiten
1T eS, Sibnern senisenoe ~faltbaltise
Stpfe, uno bic GieridaIen on Der Sfen'
bite setrodnet unb gut serfIeinert porsus
tperfen. ST baS gierfrefen BEL ben
Siibnern our 2eibenidaft setporben uni
ale WiitteI idlasen febI, bann 1T bai
S6Iadten Elm 8abitalmitteI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Sobm &laien, Ssr sSa.;s.r,

STI WHICH
Suoem i'd allen areunoen CUR an3eise brin9e,
BOB i'd mid am obi9en plate etablirt babe,
gebe i'd Die 8eriderun9 bab id meme Uertbe
&unoen in Sduitt. Aualitdt bee 5udes nno
Brsiieu 3ufrieoen fteleu ueroe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

Baraiiten, tpeI6e ii1 aqerbinss nur
ieIten bel gut ssbaItenen Saustbisren
einfinoen, laHen iid bur6 bsridisoens
einfade MitteI s%ntfernen. 9epbbnIid
8eniist cine tpiebsrboIte ginreibuns nit
elmer aus SdpeinsidmaIs unb AusdiiI.
Der subereiteten Salbe, ober cine @ai9s
uns nit elmer gbfOduns bon Tabaf,
ober elm 8eitreuen nit Snieften.B uIper,
nobel bauptiadIid gals unb 9taden be,
2biere su berldiidtlsen iinb. lRit gr.
fols 1T aud bic @inreibuns nit elmer
Dtiiduns bon sepbhnIidem 8ib6l une
SpsoI anSutpenben, unb nadberisem
8eitreuen nit 3ieseIitaub. Cine ipdtert
Abpaiduns NIT Seifenpafer 1T ielbft.
peritdnblid. Spr Antpenbuns bon
MineralDlen 9etroleum. 8eroiine) If
entiaieben au tparnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

Sc III %befannt, bab bic Staten ben
&die iebr lieben, uno bebbalb tpenbet
man ibn aud an, I'm ben Sbieren su
2eibe su ridden. Man ibneibe pahenbe
Stide uno ~fittere su elmer beitlmmten
3eit 2-3mal oeS Cages INNER genau
an bemielben PIaBe bic Staten. Sat
man oieies "a Gage setban, 70 bee
itreue man ben 8die nit S9peripatb
(fobleniaureS &arpt), leee ibn Den Stats
ten an benz beitimmten Sutterplass Dor,
unb man pirb srfabrsn, baB Die gauge
Sippe au @sunbe Sebt.
gu empfeblen 1T foIsenbes poIfoms
men probates Wittel, baS bon ben cons
%Seiiionirten &ammerid8ern in Berlin
unb anbern beutiden Stdbten sebrau6t
pirb Man idnsibet 8orfs in Der
@rbbe bon Sobnen, lGbt bieie in Seti
ober Butter Ourdbrutsn unb lset tie babin.
no bic Staten iib ~aufbaltsn. Die
8orfitide iperben bon ben Staten unses
mein germ sefreisn. Das 3bier mub
aber berenOen, neil eS bisielben nibi
perbauen fann.
SIN WGbIen unO 8streibeipsi6eri
tpiro cine 0tiihun8 bon 0tebl uno @ppe
a~nespanbt. 0tan mub aber Elm @efab
NIT Waher baneben blnfteuen. Sobalr
bic Sbiere Oapon SenOiisn uno 8etrunfen
baben. erhartet oas Sips uno lte Beben
Su @runbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31

I'm 9ettfebsrn gu reinisen, Ieet nan
iie 8 bis A Gage lang in cine fawa4e,
Iautparme Iuilbiuns bon tObleniaurem
9tatrpn (Sooa). Damn pirft man ite
auf elm Sisb. labt bic 5Iifisteit abtrOp'
fen, ipGidt iie nit reinem Wafer unb
irodnst fie auf Nsssn.-@in anoeres
9~erfabren 1T foIsenoes: 10 bis 30
Pfuuo rein sepaidene tpeiBe aieielitein.
den, tpelde in einem eiiernen &eiiel iber
&~oblenfeuer erbist tuurben, brinst man
nit ben Jebern IN einen sroben reinen
Sad uno rlbrt beioe bis gum grfalten
anbaItenb bur6elnanber, mas pUbI am
beiten eei6iebt, ipenn Der Sad, an bets
ben @noen bon spei 8erionen 8efabt, bin
unb Der 9eidpunpen unb sutpeilen UNI
eetpenoet ipirb. Aaes muB RAID eef6e'
ben, bamit bic Stein6en nitt au iebr
absefdbIt iinb, ebe is NIT ben Seoern in
8srlbruns fommen. Die Ssbern tpers
ben u nit ben SGnben auf8elcdert uno
rein absenommen ODER mittels zines ios
senannten Seberforbes bon ben aiefel'
i~teinen, tpomit nun aaer SdmuB bers
mifht 1T, Setrennt. Sierauf perben iie
cine Belt lang auseeleet uno bann tpies
Der in ben porber ebenfaas ~eereinieten
8ettabersus sefhat. SI4tises GuS'
fIopfen bes eefIatsn 9ettes in Der freien
Guft ODER bel offensm 5enfter 1T iebr gu
em%pfeblen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
Nptbfobl nit 8affauteu.

Nan bObIe bic &OtbfObIfbpfs. nadbem
bic Striinfe beraussenommen, fein,
bdmpfe fie in Butter nit feinseidnittensn
3plebeln, eebe ettpas Wetneiiis unb
rotben @ein, nebt stpei mtirbsn seidaI'
ten unb in Sdsiben sei6nittenen Nsps
feIn basu uno bampfe eS peid. Damn
riGte man es in &ransform an unb Iess
in bic Diitte sebdmpfte 8%aitanien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-05-31
SeilmitteI BEL s6peine. Sbplera.

SeilmitteI BEL S6weines Gbplera.
Das gderbau'D Department bat iid
nit Der S1tpeines @boIera befabt, bic in
psridiebenen Sbellen DeS 2anoes graf.
iirt. Die 8erluite, ipel6e bteie @bolera
uno bic %iOsenannte S%GDeinepet idbrIid
perurfaden, ioaen splihen 10 unO 25
Wilionen Dollars idpanfen. 0ie 8els
treter bes Departements baben oas aus
fOlsenben SnsrepIensen beitebsnoe Seils
mittel ais am pirtiamiten eefunben :
@barcoal, SULPHUR, Sobium Sulpbate
unb Nntimonp Sulpbioe, BON iebem 2lr'
iitel l Yfuno; SOOium Gbloripe. Sos
blum Sicarbonate unb Sodium Sppps
iulpbite, bon ieoem Irtitel 2 Yfunb.
Dieie Saden mllen 9ebbrls pulpertiirt
unb ben Sdpeinen i'm gutter psrabreibt
tperben, unb stpar elm GROCER gBlDfel
boil fir iebes eiipa 200 Bfunb i4pere
Sbpein. Aae Sdpeine Der Seeroe
miiien bamit .seilttert tperben. Ser
Gbolera pOrsubeusen, 1T eS ratbiam, ben
Sdpeinen bon 3eit su .3eit ettpas bon
Der Miidune ;u seben. RCtbmenois
1T eS aud, fir trOdsne uno bsquems
StaIune su iorsen. llniere Sdpeines
Siidtsr psrben pobItbun, ii4 bisies auss
Suidneiben.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
DIED

BIDDLE.-In Philadelphia, on the 2lth In
slant. after a long tllness, Clement Biddle, IN
the 10th year OF his Rse.
FOsTER-In New Castle, lei, Juns %,
Helen b.. daughter of Arthur Il. and Laura
M. Foster.
GALLAGHER. In this city, on July lst,
Martin Gallagher, aged bo years.
Relatives aud friends are invited 20 attend
his funeral from the residence Of his son-in-
law, Jonn +. Ford, No. 1906 West Fourth
street, Friday the 5th instant, at = O'Clock.
High Mass at St-Paurs Church. lnterment
Newark, Del,
GRAHAM.-In New York. June o. 1895.
Ida A., daughter Of Henry and Ellen Gra-
ham.
KELLEY I'm this city. on the 81 Instant
at her home, No. 423 East Ninth street. Ellen
J . eldest daughter of Edward u and Mary
Q. Kelley. in tbs 18th year of her age.
Relatives and friends and the children ol
50 Mary's School are respectfully invited Il
attend her funeral from the above residence
| on Friday morning at O'Clock. High Mass o
Requiem at st. Mary's Church. lnterment al
/ New Cathedral Cemetery.
May she rest la peace.
| McCAULLEY .-On June 28 1896, Samue
| Sinclair McUaulley, aged 50 years
McFARLIN. .-On July 2, 1895, Robert Nc
/ Farlin.
! SANDS In this city on the 2sth instant
/ Mary e., daughter OF George w. and Laurl
| 4. Sands, aged l3 months.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
MAY SAVE YOU TROUBLE.
seasonable Knowledge for This Time OF
blazing sixties aud wIlted Bodies.

Seasonable Knowledge for This Time OF
Blazing sixties aud wiited Bodies.
cabbage leaf In your hat is q time-honor. d
rrecaution against sunstroke. A little season
able knowledge in the brain that the hat pro-
tects win serve the same good purpose. Never
is excess Of labor, eating. fretting or drinking
more severely punished than in hot weather.
Never are good sen'e and self restraint more
promptly rewarded.
The system demands relatively large quali-
ties of fluids. and the problem OF Summer
drinks is important. Ice-water is generally
condemned by the doctors who say there is
nothing quite so refreshing as Dutfy's Pure
Malt Whiskey taken with lol water not iced
The effect Of this whiskeg is 20 tone the
stomach and bowels. which suffer Ia Summer
as the lungs and throat do in the Winter
months. The organs of digestion should never
be chilled no matter how warm the surface o.
the body may be.
Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey stimulates them
so that food is quickly disested and you dcn'
feel that dreadful weight in the stomach
which follows the imprudent use Of ice-colC
drinks. To endure the manifold discomfort
Of heated term sound elastic nerves arr
necessary The folk with shnky nerves weaker
and wither as the mercury crawls upward II
l the tube. Dunys Pure Malt Whiskey Is res
and peaca for the nerves. AS Il Is free from
fusel oil, it does not sting and burn whel
swallowed
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
RUNAWAY AT DOVER.

Horse Hurt, Carriage Demolished. But
the Occupants Escape Injury.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
DOVER, July 3-Harry johnson, of
Five Points. and Miss Edith Vanorman,
Of Lebanon, came in town early last
night driving a spirited horse AS they
turned the corner of State aud LOCKER
man streets, the horse became frightened
and the team collided with some
unknown person going in the
opposite direction. The carriage
turned over and both Miss Vanor-
man and johnson were thrown out
Mr. johnson, in trying to hold the horse,
became entangled in the wreck and was
dragged several yards down the street.
He soon got loose and the horse dragged
the carriage TO the other side of the
ssrset and there coliided with the lamp
Pest and broke loose from the carriage
The horse was caught after running a
long way around town Both Mr.. john
sen and Miss Vanorman escaped without
serious injuries, but the horse was
severely hurt, and the carriage com
pletely demolished.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
soolal and PeIaonal Notes.

Miss Miriam Collins, of Brookfsld,
Missouri, left this city for her home
Sunday evening after q visit of year
aud q half among her many friends and
relatives
Joseph d. Martin, Of Norfolk Is visit
ing among former Wilmington friends.
Rev. w. G. Koons, of Cookmsn NJ f..
Church, has returned from Chattanooga,
where be attended the convention Of the
Epworth League.
Miss Robb, OF this city. Is entertaining
Miss Brearley, Of Philadelphia
Miss Harrlett Bolen has returned to
Elkton, after a visit to friends In the
city
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Crawford, Of
Albany, N. Y, are the guests of hr. and
Mrs. S. N Smeltz.
Mrs. james Ball has returned from
Marcus Hook
Miss Reba Robb ard Miss sarRl
Wilson, physical director of the fonkerl
public schools, have been on q bicycle
tour through the country surrounding
PhiladelpEis.
Miss May Robelen aud Miss Ella Hof
tou. are visiting Miss Minnie Robinson
Of Philadelphia
Miss Nora Barrett, Of Dover, who ha
been very sick is slightly improving
Orlsy W. Twigg and 6. Hcwar'
Work man spent last evening in Chester
Miss Jennie Busbsnds, OF this city,
spending the Fourth Of July with friend
st Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
The TerrOrs Of Paralysis.
OVERCOME AT LAST BY THE AID.
VANCE OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.
The Testimony OF a Man Who Was Half
Dead Tor Four YeRrs-To-Day as
Wen and Strong as Ever.

(From the OslUego ~ J., Pallodium.)
Despite his sixty-five years of age, and the
intense mental and bodily Affections, he has
been obliged to endure for nearly five years,
Mr.. Theo. j. Wheeler Of Oswego, n r., is
still fine looking man. lie answered the
reporters ring at the door bell and invited
him into his cozy sitting room, where he told
the following story:
It was on the morning of Nov q, 1883,
that was stricken down. / attempted to get
Hp in the morning as usual, when found that
! could not use my limbs or feet At first /
thought they were asleep and rubbed them
briskly with my hands for several minutes,
but without result. Finally got back into
bed and sent for Dr. S. NJ Bennett Of this
village. He informed me that / had suffered
what is commonly called stroke Of paral-
ysis.' The numbness continued to spread,
accompanied by a prickling sensation, until
the entire lower half Of my body, as well as
my legs, was affected. Ny bowels and kid
news refused to perform their functions and
] was only relieved by mechanical process.
] was not satisfied with DR. Benefits dag
nosis, and sent for DR.. Low, of Pulaski. He
only confirmed DIR. Benefits statement and
advised me to get ready TO die. e For six
months l lay in bed at the home of my
niece, Mrs. G. A. Penfeld, unable to turn
over in bed, hardly, and requiring constant
attention and care. Finally | grew used to
bed, and getting partially dressed would
drag my body about the house, using my
hands like an infant when creeping, but
unable to help myself in the least with my
lower limbs. There was not the slightest
feeling in the lower part Of my body and a
needle thrust into my afflicted parts would
not produce the slightest pain. This went
on until eight months ago. One day ] read
in the Palladium of a Canadian gentleman
who suffered from paralysis and who had
found relief in DR.. Williams Pink Pills.
] determined to give the medicine trial
Before / could hardly hope for results be.
gan to feel a marked improvement in my
condition First my kidneys and then my
bowels began again, after lapse of over
four years, to perform their natural fune.
tions. The numbDess left my body and the
sense of feeling returned. This continued
until the numbness had left my limbs en-.
tirely. Now l can go up to the village
with one cane and in the house go around
without any. 1t is with the greatest pleas
ure that ] recommend DIR. Williams Pink
Pills to the public"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary to give new life and
richness to the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by all druggists
or may be had by mail from DIR. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, n. Y, for SOC
per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03
Az Ency yolopmdia for 81. rs.

Only few copies left OF Rand Nc
Nally & Co. 8 Ency clop@ lila and Gazeteer,
which will be disposed Of at 50 % which
is barely the cost of manufecture. This
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addition OF much original matter treating
Of American subjects. Il contains eighty
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Yeager, 4Os King. wan Papers and Shades.

Last June Dios Crawford brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
inf3ntila diarrhmt, TO ne 1t had been
wean, d at four months old and mad always
been sickly gave it the usual treatment
in such cases but without benefit. The child
kept growing thinner until it weighed but
little more than when born, or perhaps ten
pouuds then started the father to giving
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrh@a
Remedy Before one bottle OF the25 cent
sizs had been used marked improvement
was seen and IT. continued use cured the
child It's weakness aud puny condition dis
appeared and It's father and myself believe
the cbild's life WAS saved By this Remedy.
J. T NARROW, NJ ID Tamaroa Ill For sale
by z James Belt, corner 9Th and Market
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Pennsarove and Atlantic CITY Via New
Jersey aud Wilmington Jerry Com
pRnYs steamer UIrica.
On aud after Tuesday, July q the
steamer "Ulrica" will MAKE four round
Tips daily between Wilmington aud
Pannsgrove, leaving Wilmington at
90 a m 100, 3 80 and 90 p m
Excursion Fare % cents Special ar
rsngements made FOR Sunday school.
and moonlight excursions. Regular
trips TO Atlantic City via Pennsgrove
will begin on Sunday, July z. Fare foI
round trip. 81 30 Boat leave Klne
street wharf at 2 20 N arrive ri
Atlantic Cny a. 10 10 q m (sundayi
only giving seyen hours at the
sea shore
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nay Ridge E1cursion, sunday, July !.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny will run its next popular excursion
TO Bay Ridge on Sunday, July7, Trains
will leave Market street station at 20 a.
N Delaware avenue. 80 a m Fare for
the round trip 81. Trains will run to Can.
ton, thence down the Chesapeake bsy by
steamer Columbia. Numerous improve.
ments have been made at Bay Ridge this
season, snd many new attractions added.
The return trip will bs all rail, arriving
at Wilmington about o'clock. p n. For
a days outing this excursion exceeds all
ethers leaving Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03

A horse kicked H S Shafer, Of the Free
myer House, Middleburg. N Y on the knee
which laid him up in bed and caused the
knee Joint to become stiff friend recon-
mended him to use Ohsm5erlain's Pain
Balm, which he did, and in two days was
able to be arouLd Mr. Shafer has recon
mended it to many others and says 1t is
excellent for any kind of 3 bruise or sprain,
This same Remedy is also famous for its
cures Of rheumatism For sale by z.James
Belt. corner Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-07-03

and always retailed for SIS in
this quality goods.
These goods we have sold
all the season for S. and no
better waists were ever offered
for that money. We now have
a fine assortment in the most
popular new shades, such as
pinks, light blues, dark grays,
cadets, green's, etc 4, and the
price until this lot is sold will
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mARRIED.

GRAMAfER- R-BECHTEL. AT the residence
Of the bride, No. 1915 West eighth street.
Wilmington, on Thui sday, June %, 1885, by
Rev. Calvin :. Gerhard, -. d., of Reading,
Pa. assisted by Rev. A. N. keigwin. George
Il. Grammer ana Naleria Il. Becntel, both uf
Wilmington, Del.
JONES-IRONS AT the residence OF the
bride, June 27, 1895. by Rev. John ID. q Hanna,
Miss Florence E.ltons andsEverett Jones both
of Wilmington.
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LOCAL SOCIETY eEWs
Choir Singers Indulge in the
Delights Of a Picnic.
PLEASANT HOME WEDDING

OF which Ariss Etha Parsons was the
Pretty Bride and George Yoh the
Proud aud Happy Groom-Personai
News OF Wilmington People and Their
FrIends
si stati a,HntF-ft0oe iugrnr ~ Cor is-pri.'sf
stiE column should he addressed - -oEiefv
alt0r sre II the HvsNTpe Joua fAt- ~, ;
3pnifAhouf should b written on enc aide Of
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