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Evening journal., 1895-04-17
No. 'ao. S . . .

An asilk Brocatee Suit of FIVE pieces spring edge and
full frnged Stylish finely prop otoned and spenddy made
An artistic production Illustrative of the producing power
Of the dollar of the times. 1t will do better Ii IS
doubtful if it will again do we'll This is as il now
in the face of indications of better things Certain
grades OF upholstery fabrics have rising tendency,
brokers say So have springs and tac these and more
into the composition Of paror work important
degree.
The cover than anything else makes the price of the
suit We make order the suit as $50 or as
high $oo We prefer in fact have you select the
coverings and colors your you thus have
them harmonze with carpets and other furnishings
We do own work and do it well We buy the best
materials employ skilled workmen and to great extent
make our own frames
Our Parlor Department is complete-om odd chairs at
S3 to suits at $500.
The things in 3pece reception suits solid ma
hogany frames naid with mother of pearl and precious
woods something well worth seeing and interesting
hey beautiful.
silk Tapestry Suit is just No. I1o-5 pieces
cherry frames polished, and with corner chair at $40
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

Coloael George r wsling, Jr, is
looked upon as one Or The bsasest men IA
New York. for Be not only has couvic.
lions but be dares 10 express them il 70
uncertain tones
Evening journal., 1895-04-17
Twa So ol ID 0nsstlan.

While the man throughout the
country seem 10 BE- more favorsbly dis
posed toward female suffrage the women,
who are opposed to it, ere delivering
themselves of fsome pretty strong argu
ments that At least deserve consfdera
tion. We commend to he attention Of
those who would force the ballot Oh
women. whe eher they want It ol not.
the following sensible words Of Miss
Mary A McIntlre, graduate Of Cornell
University, WHO has recently bsen
speaking against temala saffeags.
After showing that thu law favors
woman quite as much IS it does man,
Miss Mclntire says ia the matter 81
wages the ballot cannot help the working
girl in the way the auGragists claim.
since legislation affects ths business Of
the country only ia general way.
helping OF hurting sll the workers
alike 10 any special Industry The ques
tion Of women's wages viii always
depend upon The amount Of skill ac-
quired BY the mass OF them What
especially Affects womaus wages Is the
temporary character Of her work. The
average age OF working women deter
mined by investigation IS % years. This
means that the ranks ars constantly
being recruited wish raw. unframed
girls, while those who have attained to
skill are constantly dropping out
Women have not, for men have not
any natural rights to vote aud cannot
claim it on fhs gronnd Of taxa
tion without representation II women
vots they should hold office, a
system which tends 10 the dissolution Of
the home. Once holding Is incompatible
with woman'a pgop.r discharge OF her
duties as wife and mother. Many women
there are, It is true, who are not wives
and mothers, and il women vote there
will be more o them. Ifthere are any
womau'a wrongs yet to be redressed, it Is
because we have done our work poorly
Woman's work IS making and moulding
public opinion, while mans share Is to
give shape 70 pubhe opinion ia chat prao-
ticsl form We Gail government.
Let us then, as true-hearted, unset.
fish women, LOCAL citizens 81 the republic
look 70 the beat performance of the
trusts which arc naturally ours, striving
for no false equality, since thsreis 40
question oi comparison between men aud
their duties aud women and theirs They
are not Ike IL like bus like in difference,
each supplemsntinR the other, rising or
falling, but always together"
The Dslawera chri.t3ar p.s.
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

" ~, Is 30 H3ffl00 SSHIN69SH
,. %. Sundays, q 0e. ~
~ lfill 10 = m, " fg,
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
AND 6aEsrSfT Il sF srs. week v days "a os s.
8e. u lI,f7 b5 s., tS 1919 S 1910, 40 40 III As
"a tls p, g, q 80. a6, 65.iss s5 80 y "a,
4 suaasys, ~ 3 q IS 5s I7l7 IS. eoO mans
%, l26, uso 825. 4b6. IS IS $50 E&
II Pan.2blYiiaIlA, Il v, tSl N TWELFTH AM MAh
KIT 9ThENYS. Week dNyH, f3 03. " n. rs
10 14s rpi s,I e 81 ss y @ 2 M %
= a4AdAbEEAdF A ~ ~ ~ 6lIAt sundeys- s5uo' Y Y. vi
Csestes A. @eeS 81 ID days, q b g. s., 50. a sfa
s. IS a. s9 So q 40, 30 40 I'll Is m; rs - p
q, 30 Is g, 80, v "a, 10, 10 %, III 90 y N.
Chester, sundags B0s, e35 wI5, 7B;
81 30. II 90 m; s5 u 40. ~. S. IS %, az.
q "a l6, 1000, IN % ms
Atlantic City, week days, u II st
slssA = AZ m' sundsFe, ~ II 75shu
WEST BOUND.
snstsmure and Washington. wssa dgss
9 lb, y, g A, n; u2 le. I206, g ;4M
.s 4, i8 10 y 5S 3 "a; Sundays, Al5, 1T
Baltimore and wsy Stations, Y a "a, q
'sewark. Del, weeA Gays, Alb, III, Ra
ID Sundays f4 ID, n, IS AZ 4 "a. 80 l6 na
= %, sb gsl9. So s.. Il 10p N.
Etttanurgl rs ~ q N, t4 ~ "a, dails
Chicago. 81 Az, 6 u; "a 81, ? m, daily.
Qiroinnad and ST. Louis fH 10 q ~,
rs ss q. GEils.
Nsv Orleans, Wis Bristol ana Chssganocgi
is le n dsilr. Through siesper 70 heR %
lsunt
dagsrly accommodation. ~ na- sOa g
r4sdsnhera accommodation. waek dAyn
II, Il Al Al ~ snd 43 N, Sundays 81
Trssas laavs MarRet street sJAuuns
eez New YORK, week days, gs 30 an.
Fg5 fhiauelphlh, wesk days eSV n ~
" u ssi We Az q, % n snndAyn So,
~
Passaears sno Chicego, weeA daps, vi soa
sAIsiguore Teek d1ys' %, Us ~ y ms 49,
~ andenbere and wsY stat,ous, wesk
lE7s 100. u Am; 2 =, g p m sunnNya.
LEAfE PHILAnEIPHlA, TWENTY
E9uaIH ANp CHESTNUT sTs., ECh
VI WkLtidlNfT3h. dnys,fa 81, SIS. 20. fslb
slS 4 Is. 4 4}. r. IS a, r Il, s56 80 Wa
ss 9i, $50, ~ 10 aud ii G5 3 m.
snniasye, g %, el5. ysl5, ssgiog9 ~ y ss
"a, " 40 unous 10 f5, 2tV, 10, fAN NJ
III sIA8 S28 10 10 and II 85 . III.
LkAVh PHIIADELPHIA, TW ELEsgt
AL Al !. MsAh ~ sts ess 4 ahSs' 's snna T sa
fs "a. Y IS. ii p s m; Fs -. 81 y. pm
pelsphons NO 1873
ashsr iins. g. o. Soul t3enu Pass. Agent.
X CAMPBELL. 6erarai NsueDes
YaT lIssIg NOTION AND NtIttTaEhn &c.,
w ROAD Tiina tahls in effect Oct. 2sth.
Trains ieage Wilmington. French str,y,
station, Ter 3 8 Q. Junction, M0ntchAotn,
vi. tarthur, Guyeacourt, STan0xae, C0ssrrt
ChadCs Ford Junction, poeppsau. Wssi
Chester. EpOreeyiiie. h0Ffonvilie CoStsq
vile srd internaediAbe stations, daily eKoepi
unday, A. 85 8 10. . 81, so and S 10 . nl:
gudny MY ~ e: = m; ss, ~ D a.
For WAynesburg junction. sDringneln sus
interuedlate stations, daily, excefsf aEndsv
81 p > q, Z b and 90 m Eanasys arlg =
O. = n. b sud 90 p IA.
fer Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading aud intar.
meciste stations. daily, except Sunday, 81
- ~ srid Y "a. Sunday only At S64
q. g. &eCAUsLAND, supersutsndeut.
bOhAstse BEI66s. Gen. PGaasngsE Agsnp
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

Fond Mo.her--C.a renee didn't over
hear ou psa5iag at bedtime Tor sod u
keep Willie Wiggles from harm during
the n'eh'l Little clarence-Y Yep i
wanted him sptrsd. SOS / could llck the
stufiu' ont o him to-dsy
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

The Delaware Christian Endeavcr
Herald made ita frst appearance on
Monday II Is an attractive, four-pae
sheet, full of well written articles On
Christian Endeavor topics The initial
number eontains articles from the pen Of
Rev William p Swsrlz Rev a IT.
Moore. Of Middietown, and Mrs. j. b.
Burns, Of this city Rsv S. B Meeser
Of the Second Baptist Church is editor.in
chief, with Il Burns. Of Wilmington
and 9 Evang, Jr, d Milford. Is as
soclates Miss Florence B. Upton IS
business manager
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

The Asiof zeal estate ia New York
rents for about three and half miliions
Of dollars annually The sxsmption oi
rents fFom the income tax On THIS Prep
srty alone viii therefore ssys the
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

Now they "a \ q bailllng an elevate d
railroad from TIE Atlantic to the Pacific.
Theespiial e 20 be only ss0o 600 COO
Don't mird triass ike tnst Get abosrd
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

ApEn weather is just sbent Is Il used
70 be-
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

The fact that be executive mansion Of
the late Oonfederacy ia now used for
colored school house Is calculated 20
make the lost cause turn over ia its cofia
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

AkaAattIatstkh a
- OHIO Rail-
ktsn. Schedule tn
afteos Nov. Is. 1884
Trains cave Della
4ars Avenue Depot
East Bound.
y : Enpreae ErNlnas
New York Week
lays, ie l3, f717,
IS q. tl0Wa IN; fl2 "A
~ ~ Is 30. ~ 3f,til ll
.. %. Sundays, g 0a.
~ t7,ill 10 = 70; y iq,
* "a e. "a All falrt "a
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

ated with Pintsch Light.
+, IAf ENa A1A asAE
IT'S. Week dAys, % GO, 8 So,
s 1919 30, l0.40, 40 40, III As
J. 8 %, 1 55. i5 IS. 8 90 y "a,
/, l7I7. Z S., 9 o.. III 20, ia
IS. Asa. IS IS $50 " "a
/, TWELFTH AM MAR
Yeek deys, i3 03. " u. rs Is
=, III 90 pm,
syas - q rarss 40 no ~ - ~ a
Evening journal., 1895-04-17

n' y 4y, - "a, u " 3 ~.
Chester. week days. l2 08, 50, 80. q 1871 81
81, Is 42, s9 80, q 40 80 40, Ill t5 m; IS " M
B, 50 Is a5 6 80, u a. 5 10. l0O 90, III 90 , N.
Chester, aundays B03. IS, 81 ~, 76S.
~ 40. III 90 N; s5 fs a. 5 81. So, IS %, 3 az
y "a, 9 1E, 10 co. fl % b.
Aflantic City, week days. mn
t1s%. ee2 m' sundsY8, S7l7 75shu
Ee eQ y n.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. FEB. 27.--1.5e1 bales
cotton, 1 car oats. / car grits cars flour,
] car poultry, 5 cars meat, ] car wood,
car car links, cars coal / car wheels
cars lumber. 782 bbls rosin, 142 bbls
spirits turpentinc, G5 bbls cotton seed oil,
as bbls pitch, A tons pig iron, 504 pkgs
mdse.
Per Florida Central and Peninsular
Railroad, Feb. FL cars mdse 2 cars
cotton seed, cars lumber, cars wood,
/ car cross ties, 1876 bbls rosin, q bbls
spirits turpentine, 423 bales cotton.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western
Railway. Feb. 27.-308 bales cotton, 800
boxes fruit s cars lumber. 10 cars rock,
II cars phosphate, cars wood, cars coal,
8 cars castings, ! car chops. ] car hay.
cars mdse. Is bdls hides. 2s9 bbls rosin.
% bbls spirits turpentine, ? cars cotton
seed oil
Fer Charleston and Savannah railroad.
Feb N.-154 bales cotton, l car castings,
/ car cotton seed, cars corn, ! car wood,
cars mdse.
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New York and New England. 225s; Nor
Io-k and Western preferred, ID; Northern
racine, rs, do preferred. 1855, Northw est
eln, eaes, so preferred, lSs. Pacific Nail.
"a; Reading, gia, Rock Island. 6l5s. St
raul, 53ls- do preferred, HIS. Silver Ger
tiucates 00As; Tennessee Coal and Iron,
q; do do preferred. % asked; Texas Pa
enc. So, Union Pacilc. SIS, Wabash, ST.
l. x F.. 5, 60 do preferred. l2'l. Western
Union, SAs, Wheeling and Lake Erie, So,
90 DO preferred, 60; Southern Railway -,
80. southern Railway. common. 10,
Carolina flas. fa3.
state Bonds-Alabama A. l0f; 90 B, los;
60 ., s5 bid. Louisiana stamped Is. loo.
North Carolina IS. 20; North Carolina IS,
10, Tennessee new set 3s s., Virginia
s., preferred. sil Virginia Trust Receipts,
o.; Virginia Funding DeDt 81
Government Bonds-United States IS.
registered, Il2i4. United States As. cou-
pons, nZi4. United States IS, registered,
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Baltimore, Feb 27.-Flour, duh, un-
changed Wheat firm; No. red spot
February and March. 5SAM5SSsc; May, 59ss
ern, by sample, 5SQ59c; southern, on grade
52a4@5osc Corn firm; mixed spot and
February, 4l2 p7Hc; March 47MG477sc;
May. 4Si2c. bid. steamer mixed, SLm4Sikc :
southern white, iS5149c southern yellow,
4S@49c. oats, steady to firm No. white
western, 352M3Gc; No. mixed western
55l2a3lc; Rye. steady: No. 3 56d57c Hay
steady; good TO choice timothy. $4,000
1850 Ocean freights, firm. unchanged.
Provisions, steady; mess pork. $500. short
ribs sides, &c; sugar cured shoulders, 7hc;
clear sides &c; ham, 1917 alOikc. Refined
lard, Sc. other articles unchanged.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
MEMORANDA.

Charleston. S. c.. Feb 27.-Arrived.
steamship Alonquin, Plat, New York
schooner Centennial, Somers, New York.
Sailed, schooner Ann j. Traint, Little,
New York.
Georgetown, S. C.. Feb. 2s.-ArrIved.
schooner Nellie Floyd, Johnson, New
York.
Jacksonville Fla. Feb. 2s.-CIeared,
steamship Cherokee, Bearse, New York.
New Orleans, Feb. 2S.-ArriVed. steam
ship Louis, Wallace, Liverpool steamship
Henry Dumois (Nor), Horgen, Port Limon.
Cleared steamer Eldorado, Percy, New
York.
New York. Feb. 25.-Arrlved. schooner
John II. Tongue, Burdge, Charleston: d.
X. Baker, Hewitt Charleston Adele
ThaclIery, Mexican, Port Royal.
Brunswick, Feb. 25.-Arrived, bark Bo-
rinquin Span, Linaes. Sapelo; schooners
city Of Jacksonville, Steelman, Lambert
Point, Va: Alice Archer. Gibbs New
York for Satilla (and sailed; Helen l..
Martin, Fountain, Portland.
Deal, Feb. 25.-Passed, bark Eliezer
(Nor), Andreasen, London for Tybee.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
GRAM. PROVISIONS. ETC.

New York. Feb. 27.-Flour steady; win
yer Whesd 10y cruces Si.Soqz0' 90 c lar 20 70
Minnesota clear, S2.25d2.60; low extras
81 90G2. go Southern flour quiet and steady;
choice S2.S06t3.25 Wheat quiet and firm I:
nc lower; No. red store and elevator
5Sc; ahoat, 591a059s4c; options advanced
&c, fell kaye, rallied 14052c, fell Csc and
with trading more active; No. ? red, Feb
ruary and March, 5Sisc; May, SOC; June
591sc; July, 591zc; August $3.50; Decem-
49iLc elevator; 509tc ahoat; steamer mixed
49, 04sMc; options were dun and irregu-
lar. closing easy at sc decline. Febru-
her. 49a{c oats quiet and easier; options
dull and easier; February, March April
and May. 832sc; No. white, March. $50;
spot NO q 332sc; No. white, 373a6375sc:
mixed western, 34lzQ36c. Hay quiet and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
THE MARKETS QUIET.
SMALL IN ALL THE
LEADING DEPARTMENTS.

nj, The OnIy Market That Showed
,,v Activfty-Spirits Turpentine
scarce and the Demand Good at
rirrn Prices-CotfOn Steady and
fachunEed, But DuII-OtIier Mar
kcts steady.
savannah. Feb. 27.-Activity in the rosin
mas the only feature in the local markets
.,-f4v. There was a sOod demand and
-.-,.ss held firm. The receipts of spirits
-,---n-ine were light and the price re-
NAMED unchanged. There was very lit
n. doing in the cotton market. The gen
s-7r Wholesale markets We're steady, with
fair movement. The following resume
NJ -fe different markets will show the tone
s-I the quotations for the day:
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stock same day last year . IN SO ia oa,
Receipts same day last vea- IL ~
Cnarleston. s c.. Feb. 27.-Turpentine
aothlng Offering; receipts, 5 CASKS: rosin
hIni good strained, sl-l5; receipts. POI
Wilmington. n ~ Teb u r7,ss-,
stea1y; strained, SL15. good 10. $50.
spirits turpentlne steady at 3gsc: tar
nrin al sl-ul: crude turpentine firm. hard
casks -@' 80
New York. Fe5. 27-Rosin firm
strained common % good. Sl4jdI.s5 Tur-
pentine quiet and firm; 33iaaStc.
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leading futures ranged as IOIIOWs'
Opening Highest. Lowest.C CLOSING


Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
was firm; some of the northwest mills
advanced prices 5G10c to-day; No. 2
spring wheat, 537sd5Sc; No. red, 51Ac.
No. corn 1880. No. 2 oats, 28%@29c.
Pork, 10.OOG1O2O; lard, $6.3006.35; short
ribs sides, S5100515; dry sailed shoulders,
$i.e2iA6l4.75; short clear sides, $5.4OG5.45.
Cincinnati, Feb. 27.-FIour quiet; winter
patent. s255029O; family, $205N215; ex-
ira 81. 854I1 80 Wheat fair demand; No. 2
red track. 54Mc Corn fairly active; No. 2
mixed track 420421zc. Oats quiet and act
i've; No. 2 mixed track. 30%WSlc. Pork.
quiet and STEADY, mess, $3.50 Lard firm
steam leaf. 800 kettle lard, S6T5. Dry
sailed meats steady; loose shoulders. PC;
short ribs. SIC, short clear, size; box
meats &c more Bacon steady; better de-
mand: loose shoulders, A.871z; short ribs,
SIC; short clear $6l21z; boxed meats
worth &c more. Whisky firm: SIPS.
St. Louis, Feb. 27.-Flour steady and
firm; patents, 81. 45d2. Go; fancy. S2.COa2. 70;
choice Sl.S0Nl90. Wheat lower; Febru-
airy, 52Ac; May, 52s8M527sc; July, SIC Corn,
lower; February, 41#c; MAY, 42Ikc; July,
42skc Oats lower; February 30c: May
30isc. Pork, standard mess. S10.25. Lard,
prime steam, $780, choice, $3.50. Dry salt
ed meats. shoulders. &c; long clear SIC;
clear ribs, SIC shortclear SIC Bacon.
packed shoulders, SIC; ribs, sac, short
clear, &C. High wines, Sl.2o.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
He-Dear Clara. win You be nv VIII.

He-Dear Clara, will you be my wife?
She-Harry 1 have tried every sort Of
way to bring you TO a proposal / have
experimental with the baby stare reck-
oned by friends as particularly fetching
/ have tried the soulful glance, and also
the housekeeping lid; ] have with APP
parent artlessness led the conversation
up 10 a point where il seemed impossible
for you to avoid asking for my hand and
heart: but all without avail. Harry,
will not answer you at once. / will
think the matter over. / will give you
time1 / feel that to accept you at once
were too sud1en.-Boston Transcript.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
NOTICE TO MARINERs.

Pilot charts and all photographic in
formation will be furnished masters Of
vessels free Of charge in United States
photographic Office in custom house
Captains are requested to call at the Of
flee.
Reports of wrecks and derelicts received
for transmission to the navy department
For additional shipping news see other
columns.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
RICE

The market was steady. The following
quotations are posted At the Board OF
Clean Rice
Common. 5i2G3s,c per pound: fair. ssta
Sc good. ftNfi2c; prime a., U5c. choice
hgad, 9e5,sc; small lots, sale higher.
Rough Rice
49, Upland, 45G5jc per bushel; tide water,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2s-Steamer city Of
the river on Saturday, stove starboard and
port bow plates. She has repaired and will
sail this morning for Savannah
Steamer Elihu Thomson. hence for
Lynn, with COAL while proceeding down
the river on Sunday, cracked two bow
plates, and returned to Port Richmond
for repairs. She Will discharge part of
her cargo.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28
NAVAL STORES.

Spirits Turpentine-The market was firm
with very little offering. At the Board of
Trade, at the first call, the market was
builetined firm at 3llzc, with sales of 10
casks; at the last call 1t closed firm and
unchanged, with no further sales report
cd.
Rosin-There was a good demand at I'M
changed quotations, and the sales greatly
oVerbalanced the receipts. At the Board
IT Trade, at the first call. at II o'clock,
he market was bulletined firm and I'M
changed, with sales of PSI BARRELS a the
las call, at o'clock p. m, it closed firm
and unchanged, with sales of 2,763 barrels.
The following were the official quotations:
- .-.-................ L 10 x .............. 20
.--............... ] 20 NJ ............... so
=, -..--.......-..... 1 % ............... 20
- .................. 1 50 w G............ IS
Ii .................. so. w W........... 2 s.
Naval Stores Statement
Spirits Rosn.
Stock on hand April 1 -. II ,63l l09 81
deceived yesterday .......... 1854 1OS1
Heceived previously ........ .263, SIT 81, EOS
Total ........................2 Us. AS LOSE 763
Exports to-day ................ 5s5 $40
exports previously ........... 1853 443 908 756
Total .......................... 269.97S e15.226
stock on hand and on ship
board this day ..,............ 5,IS7 1861
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-28

Bark Veritas (Nor). Danzlg.
Schooner Emily f. Northam, Philadei-
phia.
Schooner John C. Schmidt Philadelphia.
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NIAKINE INTELLIGnNCE.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Bark Neptune (NoD. Backer, Copen-
hagen, via st. Thomas-J. c. Andersen &
Co.
Schooner Jas j. Boyce, Jr., Tilton, New
York, with coal to c. l. Taggart, vessel to
George Harriss & Co.
Steamer Alpha, Finney. Beaufort and
Port Royal-C. II. Medlock, Agent.
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Augusta q
rains
o
orm in o 4
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer y. II. Miller, James, Baltimore
j. j. Carolan, Agent.
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THE FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PENNSDLIR RHIROADCl

lime Table in Es ST Jan. 81. 1895 ''' ''
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Connections Via A. & w. BranC


OF
epto on Sun
b N depart
for arsln
PARROTT
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all northwest
Nos and ilrunso oil een Ion gOm n
CECIL
j. L
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PLANT SYSTEM.

CONG SoTTH-R GAP DOW
81 81 s b s
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-04-13
TORTURED THIRTY YEARS.
His SuferinsS Ended After Using Nun
yon'S Rheumatism Cure.

Mr.. George Smith. of Tacony, Pa, says:
81 suffered from rheumatism for thirty
years. and had so many severe attacks
that some of my joints were twisted out
OF shape. AT times / suffered terrible pain,
and. although / tried many remedies,
never obtained any permanent relief until
procured Munyon's rheumatism Cure.
che action of this remedy was wonderfully
quick, and, although / have only taken a
sraal quantity, consider myself perrna-
neatly cured
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guaranteed
to cure rheumatism in any part of the
body Acute or muscular rheumatism
cured in from one to five days. 1t never
fails to cure sharp, shooting pains In the
arms, legs, Sides back or breast, or sore
ness in any part of the body in from one
TO three hours. Tt is guaranteed to prompt
Iy cure lan1enesS, stiff and swollen joints.
stiff back and all pains in the hips and
loins. Chronic rheumatism, sciatica, lum-
bago or pain in the back are speedily
cured
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
Company, of Philadelphia, put up specifics
for nearly every disease, which are sold
by all druggists, mostly for Is cents a bot
tie.
Those who are in doubt as to the nature
of their disease should address Professor
Munyon, 1906 Arch street, Philadelphia.
giving full symptoms of their disease.
Professor Munyon will carefully diagnose
the case and give you the benefit of his
advice absolutely free of all charge. The
Remedies will be sent to any address on
receipt of retail price.