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Evening journal., 1895-02-07
what John Burns Thinks About Tam.
many.


John Burns, NJ p, the English labor
agitator, has great deal to say about
this country since bis return home and to
an American representative Of Boston
newspaper Mr. Burns did not hesitate
20 speak openly and without hesitation
regarding bis Impressions Of this
country.
Though as a visitor Mr.. Burns has been
somewhat severely criticised by the
press for his expressions OF disap
proval, while hereof many Of our customs
nd,peeuiiarisiss, this distinguished Brltou
appear to have been on the whole much
pleased with what he heard and saw.
He came here as labor representative
and when asked az TO the condition Of
the American workingman said that be
found the skilled artisan while at work
better of than his contemporary in
England. The other wage earners are
no better off The miners and the ua
skilled laborers are worse off
Tnis Is rather unexpected testimony
On the part Of one who knows, when we
recall much that has been said about the
''pauper labor OF free trade England. as
compared With the high wages paid in
this country The statement is true,
however, as has been proved by Htstis
tics time and gain America is faI
from being the paradise Of workingmon
in mills, mines and factories that many
suppose.
On bsing asked how the reform move
ment IN Nav York impressed him Mr
Burns said "It-Htruck me hard IL IN
terested me deeply But l dou't know
which impressed me more, the force OF
the movement or the necessity for it.
Heavens above Think Of such move
ment as DR. Parkhurst's being neces-
sary. Think Of such Investigations 81
the Lsxow being necessary In acivillzst
community Hs then diagnosed til.
situation By Fayinf
Il Do not believe Tammany is dead and
buried. Look yonl After al is said and
done the facts remains that Tamman,
improved New Yosk-supeffcially,
grant. bat stll improved it-but under
the gloss Of Improvement lay & mass ol
rottsnnsss whish ia there still. It is !
kind Of rotteunsss that doesn't make
much smell, and isn't much noticed b
the average voter To remove Il and put
in solid foundation win require lots o.
money and constant york. The cost vii
mean rise IN taken; then the voters vii
grumbls The shrewd politicians vii
play on this grievances and work 1t. The
danger Is that the people win prefer /
moderate meal with Tammany than
steady course Of wholesome diet whicl
will cost little more. However, We sbai
see. Your reformers have tremendous en
thusiaam and any amount Of moral force
What they need Ii the cooperation o
trained business men OF executive abilit,
aud public spirit Given that, and the bel
Of the women and thoy will win all alonl
the line But eternal hard work is tn
price OF good government
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rIadIson &c. ana ssth 81.
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, Wy EsxLN AAiA OAD--syrAND
a AiSD Railway Of America = Prutectes
s4 ss44as9agAout ~ the Interlocking switch anA
6logk Slgnsl system
ElsAlaAA5kLPEIA, NJ IrETOt9 and BAL
F45AyHh RAILROAD, In effect Nov. l8, ls2s
Afelns VIII lsavs Wilmington So follOWs;
fnteqe MA express, 81, 65. 4 81. q N. ~.
81, 50, Sb5 9kR, 10 05, fHi6. ii 4S III .e5 ii al
II 81 3 m., h2 80, 81, SOS. ol 10. "a, O7,
Aeo0mnsod stion, 6 0g. n 90, 3 q. loss 81 Ia So.
So, 3 40. 9 rs. z 40. 10 ESP m.
Chester express, 4 81, a %, $50, sA7h0sB5u
q lnl1 Is5, = u "a. 81, b01, s6s Ta7,
Acnonrnod ation6 6 %. Z 90. > x. 10 s8, IL ls3Rw.
u Is, 2 %, 3 40. > 1b. z 90, 10 e5 p 10.
Nsw York, ] 81, 265, % 8 20, 90 $50, 655.
43, 80 06. lg Q 10 49, u ~ m. El2 80, n. ss
3 l5, 9t 10. 5 60, % 9 12. 10 S5 n.
H0etan, without chan0r. 10 ~ "a. o 81 . 10.
For tho South Southern Railway Express,
Al p N. see ers to augusta, 81 Augustine,
and Ia pa; Al 3 N. Slee. ers 10 Hot Springs,
demph S and New Orleans
MarF hssters T1n aIan4KlN, 81 ln.. ; ~
u.
9ssarA centre enh iassrmseiats stations
I 7 20 n, 81 "a.
aAisini - and Washington, sd8 ca. u
/ 70 le q 0Q "a l2 "a, ~ g2, u i6. rs M, "a
4 gA s All 50, fAl p , N, = - night.
1- saore Bn0 intermediate ssnticas. ~
= e y anai a s. . m.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

Mr. Mowbray seems to want people 70
understand thaths deals In no dynamite
stronger than talk and that be Is per
fectiy hsrmless except as a scold Wen,
ifis were not for tax there would bs less
trouble in the world.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

The woodsman does not expend few
powerful blows upon mighty tres and
then stop, expecting the majestic forest
monarch to fall nor does wise mer-
chant send forth few aaring sds and
then cease, expecting business and a
fortune to come without further Effort.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07
on what Basss ?

From the st. faul Pioneer Press.
A particularly idioti0 expression which
Is common in observations on VI. Oleve
lands message aud the propositions con-
taiued ia II, is that this would place
the country on a gold basis When a
CO 1grosamen has said that he closes his
yes Ia bsatifc viaion to listsn to the
harmonious roll Of the words, and
thinks himself statesman 1t is
enough, so the silver men and the
trimmers think, to say that We would
have the gold STANDARD II this idea
we're carried ont That settles II Some
others, who own = thinking apparatus,
would be pleased to have these parties
tell the a what standard now prevails In
tue United States, and on what basis our
currency now rests Il rests insecursly
enough, heaven knows, and threatens
every moment to topple over. That is
the whole trouble with it, But the
basis, insufficient though it be, .is the
gold basis, aud the standard money Of
the country now. as for the last forty
years Is gold Itneeds no new suggestion
or legislation TO settle that
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

lse8vs Philadelphia. Broad street. foF VT
nAa4ssn express q "a, 20, 25. 81. 20, 10 q
y ~ IA Il Sa aii ~ "a go ~ S45 gl Il
sie "a s. 1s, u. sab, 10 Il lG Il ls.
seccur9a@slan 6 20. 2 81. los5 70. .Iss. eO3
O3, 81. 8 g. 81 81. 70 o, u 8 u.
sunday TraiDs-- Leave Washington r0rs
Philadelphia, express. i 81 z s., Z 20 8 20. 55
3 45, h 10 tS. Y 81 70. 81 0Si 5ps e, o7,
5, 8, . n. Accommodation, 7 % 3 10 a %,
y ~ | 30, e5. 8 Is. 10 25 y M
Jhcstei. express. 81 ! j, & Sc. s., 10 cb.1Ia
q, l ll q, 50 F0is 9lB = p. Accommo.
dAtio8. REQ slaa ~. y 10 = 90, ot. bls. 7sd.
Scv 7orA. lH. SO, 4a. TO-
1905 l94S u q M y 10, 81. g o5s A0s, So
Be hoot change, 8 Sc pm.
For the South-Snuthern Railway Express,
and ramps; { Il p m, sieeppra to Hot Springs,
Memphis. and New Orlea s.
WsEs hester, giA 1NmokIn. % n,
9alfim0re ana Washington, as. s.,n. Ole
4 e. x, Y e x. - o5 Il, ys&i. ~ .. N.
Baltimore and inssrIpsdiate stArionA. sOs
leave Philadelphia Broad stsees, for WI
s''1s' : q. u s& 5w e55' % Sas i "a. liz g
Ascolaulodsdioa. ) 5 so. i9Ss a. N 1ts,
rra.ns. +. 5, IS, s. lsv IS III Division leays 70,
ssN 0sa7l- ~ II ib %, 5e. Z 50, : y. 8 %
g b ~ u Il aiznF.
ssseas, t5 \ ~. y j IA.
HgprssE tor DoYer, Harrinzson and Daine1
: %. u 9s q na. 4 81 3 "a, II % night
Darlington and wRY stations only. 81 b n
4ApFsas fgr Wyoming, 3 SO \ m
ExDeoss leg fape Charles, Old Point Corr
'ott aga Norfulk. 4 @ n, y a Right.
sunday trains for:
| Few lastte " % tlsAts
sve gNsfieSi aid Friut Comfort And Eol
/ Hlk &c % aiQht
| Miadiesawn, Clagron, DnvSr, Wyoming
/ cotton, darlington. Br1dgeFiile, Seafurts
/ 4anfci suit Dslner, ~ 81 night.
/ ffioneresai0nAI Limited fgE1reHs arains cnrn-
| .csGn entirely OF Pullman Vessfhnis psrtny
ena Dining Cars. Noextsa Tore other than the
/ usual Pullman charge.
s.4llltB1 ES rrsiss rrslrs. composed Of pull
'ua1 Vssch1lo Farlcr Oars, Nestibule Pas-
/ -snaef Bn@eiise and Dining Oar. No extra
! -rEs
( Eoz furtasg snfuYrJsi ii1n, pa6eensgIa sre re-
/ ,errsc o the sicast AIsat 81 this Ets1cn.
/ &. Il FREVGsl. b. II. WOOD
| 2arernl Manrve1- e-sne-sl Psssen2or AGt
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

football among the Armeulaus With .
view to the. ultimate extinction Of that
hated people = Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

sal2m0re and Washington, week dsyes
q y. flz, @47 p; us. il0s q 4 sl,
u II n: lie ie' y IS. sts, H@. Il II isS IL
Baltimore and Way stations. u 9 %. @
Newark. Del, week aays, s4I5, III, mH
"a li9 Isl 03. u 81. s6 u, IS, IS 10, Sc ns i
a sundays s. l6 7 ~ rs AZ "a. W ls 3 1s'
wsI s5 Hs.l9, s y, 4 ~ "a. ~
rlslaturg, 50 a g q, fss7 p q, daily,
Chlcsgc. ~ AZ. s at IA 81. n, daily.
IiHcinnea ana s.. Iouis Sa 10 n. ano
TeR y, 5s,ssHs. ,.s u. Bristol ana ChartAoooga
9 l9 3 n aAiiY, Thrnngh siseper 70 New ssf
7sis, iSrsrn accommodation. III . "a. b %
ssssasnhere accommodation. weeA dsys
II ~ m. IS and g 70 snndaye 81
f9sins ieATe Market etreet atnltoa
Eos NzE York, week days, IL 30 sm
. is aii 5a 81 11s q sB.s i ys' M gunSsys ssS,
~. r h5. IS "a,
riftaiurg and Chioago. Veek GAYS. " 30 a 9
Baltimore, week days, : o. Ss 90 a; st.
- % . In. sunday 80 N.
ags z %, s 81 8 "a: z - ~ . M SunaAya'
IEktE PHiLA pEl,pHIA. TWENTY.
f0gHTE AND CHESTHuT sTs-a Eoh
| MS. "a "a. 40. TBOO. rs Al 500 $50 - 14B
- . $50, 10 10 snd II 3h n.
81 ism noon: gl86. 800. sis VSo0 Is1
~ W43 SO a3 10 10 aud II IS p ui.
haAvE PHILADELPHIA. TWnLFrb
AND MARKET SIS. Week DAYS, fs 20, 81 s.,
x IS 81 5' y IS II q n. - q y,
/ All trains Illuminated with Plntsoh Light
| IrAcptuuc. No ta1.
Rates to Western points ipwer lhan Vie an
\ o her line. q. @. HCIFAkI, tlEn'l Pass Agent.
3 r. 0ANpNFFif. fsanar-l Manager
/ Akf A1.fd1NtrION AM lsyktl bhttn cAA4Ls
/ " ROAD Time table sn effect Oct. 2Sth,
/ iS9l
Trains leave Wilmington, French orroa,
/ station, for q. & Q. junction, MontchaItin,
WI tertbur. Guyencourt, 9rancyae Coeaart
/ .hAdda' Ford Junction, PacOpsoo. West
/ Chester, Emhreeviue. Mortonville Costes.
1 gille and tntermedtate stationa daily, except
sunday, AZ So q M 2 J5, I ae and 40 ? nj
I Sunday only ~ 2 ~ n; ah. 4hnpm
For Waynespurg junction. springfield anc
i spterlrediat stations, daily, except Sunday.
| st n a IA. IS aud 10 p m. sundays only ~
/ o. a us. I 8b and 81 Il IN.
For Joanna, Rirdsboro ResdinR &nd intsr.
| ulediGtg etations daily, excenf Sunday 8f
q = "a and b m 6nndSy orty sf s04 .
n and j s. 2 "a.
~, q. .4ycCAuShASp, Superintendent.
4 B0MNESs BRI46S3 Gen PASSENGER ATsNk.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07
now PhIladeiph,a May Honor herself.

ENWW 7
From the Syracuse Courier.
Ex Governor Pat ison has formally
accepted the Democratic nomination for
mayor OF Philadelphia aud declared for
an absolute separation Of municipal
affairs from state and national politics.
Philadslphia will honor herself By elect
ing such man mayor.
Evening journal., 1895-02-07

Fire Brick nao Clay
George 3. Mccall Company,
Eighth and Shipley streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17

FOR RENT. REASONABLE. FLAT
or four rooms, with bath and gas. lli
Jones, corner Barnard.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT SIN
gle or i'm suites. with an cOnVeniences. IL
Broughton.
DELIGHTFUL ROOMS FOR RENT,
furnished or unfurnished, hot water and
gas. l6S Bolton street.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
gas, hot and cold water; southern eX-
posture. 2l0 President.
FOR RENT. FLAT. CORNER ABER-
corn and state street. J. -. Fulton *
Son, Board OF Trade Building.
FOR RENT. FLAT. CORNER BRYAN
and Montgomery streets; separate bath.
etc Slf per month. j. T.. Fulton g. Son,
Board of Trade Building
FURNISHED ROOMS To RENT.
with use Of bath; hot and cold water. APP
ply II Zubly street.
COMFORTABLE FLAT. ALL CON
VenlencCs single rooms. furnished or uu-
furnished; cheap rent. III Barnard street.
FLAT FOR RENT CHEAP; MODERN
convenience l6i South Broad street.
FOR RENT. LARGE. NICELY FUR
nished room, suitable fer two gentlemen;
also small furnished room; both south
front wiki gas and bath. So Broughton
street.
FLOOR TO LET CONTAINING TWO
rooms and trunk room. suitable for young
couple. S Tattnall street.
A GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCONIMO-
dated with room i'm private family. with
Sag. News office.
FOR RENT Z ROOMS WITH BATH;
rent reasonable. Inquire No. l22 State
street.
NICE ROOMS, WITH ALL CONVENT
ences hot and cold water lH York street
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The Best Advertising
For the Least Money
ONLY ONE CENT A Word.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


ST JOHNS CHURCH MADISON
Square corner Bull and Charlton streets.
Rev. Charles II. Strong, rector. The
twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.
Morning service and sermon at II o'clock,
Sunday School at 1870 p. m. Evening SER
vice (choraD sermon at o'clock A cor
dial welcome to strangers. Seats for
whom will be provided by committee Of
the Vestry.
PREACHING AT TRINITY CHURCH
to-day, IL a. M and p. m, by the pastor,
Rev J. o. a. Cook. Topic of morning dis
course: What it takes to make true
Methodist" and for the evening. The
ignoble failure of young man of great
possibilities.
WESLEY MONUMENTAL NIETHO-
disO church, Abercorn and Gordon
streets. Rev A. NJ. Williams, pastor.
Preaching by the pastor IL a. m. and s
p. m. At s p m. the pastor will resume
the Bible" Topic, The Wife or Love,
Courtship and Marriage, illustrated in
Old Testament Incident" Seats free. All
welcome.
THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Church Of the Ascension, corner Bull and
President streets; Rev. W. c. Schaeffer
will preach at II O'Clock to-day on Priv
ileges of Church Members" at night. at
s o'clock the Sunday school will hold a
service in the church.
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTH-
eran church; services in Yonge's hall,
Whitaker and Duffy streets, as follows
sunday SCHOOL, SsoU q. M preaching Dg
Rev. NJ. j. Epting at II a. m and 8 p.
m; visitors will find a cordial welcome.
REV. NJ. G. AUSTIN WILL PREACH
at Marvin church to-day at II a. m. and s
p. m. He will also conduct a special
service for the young people at 4 o'clock
this afternoon The revival services were
well attended during last week, and
much good has been accomplished. Mr..
Austin will continue these services every
night this week. Seats free.
CHURCH OF CHRIST, BOLTON
street, between Barnard and Whitaker
II. 9. Bowen, pastor. Subjects: II a.
tial Obedience;" 945 Sunday School; 80
Christian EndeaVor.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.


YOUNG LADY. COMPETENT STEM
ographer. accurate and willing wants po-
sitlon. Best references VIII accept
moderate salary.
WANTED. BY ACCOUNTANT. PER-
manent position as boOkkeepcr. Unde-
niable references as 40 ability and char
acter. James b. Nniug. a Grand street,
Jersey city. y. J.
A YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION
as assistant bOokkteper. cashier. stcuo-
grapher or any kind OF office work. "AnX-
ious,' New office.
COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER ia
uyl, several years experience. six months
law office, desires position; willing 10 do
general office work. No objection leaving
city. Anxious Mprnins News
WANTED. A POSITION As NIGHT
clerk by thoroughly reliable party. Ad-
dress Sobriety. care Moroiug News.
HELP FURNISHED FIRMS OR IND1-
viduals wanting office assistance. stenog-
raphers. typeWrlters or h0okkeepers.
Commercial Institute. telephone $40.
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WANTED A BROOM FLAT CEN
trally located. A. Janae. 1873 Broughton
street.
WANTED. A NICE FLAT or NOT
less than four rooms; must be in good
location. convenient TO business. Address
+. b., care Morning News.
YOUNG MAN or QUIET TASTES
and sober habits desires comfortably
furnished room References given III de-
sired. Comfort.
GENTLEMEN AND WIFE REQUIRE
bedroom and parlor communicating I'm
private family preferred, without board.
NJ. H., Morning News office.
HUSBAND AND WIFE. NO chill
dren. wish flat three or four rooms be-
tween Barnard and Lincoln. Bolton and
York. Address Arnold, News office.
WANTED. THREE ROOMS, TWO
furnished. for light housekeeping. south
OF Jones street; state terms. smith, News
office.
WANTED. FLAT OF THREE OR
four rooms. suitable for housekeeping, in
southeast section of city. Address NJ,
Morning News.
WANTED. FLAT OF -FOUR ROOMS
for small family. Address r., Morning
News.
TWO CONNECTING ROOMS BY
three young gentlemen. Use OF BATH hot
and cold water. fire and lights; reasona-
bile rent Central location. Best references
Eeta, care Morning News.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN; / MAKE LOANS
on real estate of any amount from 500
up, and on long time. or monthly INSTALL
ments. Interest and per cent w. j.
Miscally, Jr., ll6 Bryan street.
$4,000 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
city property. one to five years. J. e.
Fulton & Son.
$1,000 ON IMPROVED CITY PROPER
ty at per cent. Hammond j. Read, 50 Bay
street.
$50 TO LEND ON THE INSTALL
ment plan; principal and interest payable
two dollars per week; larger amounts
loaned; payable In proportion. Address
Enterprise Dime Loan Association, l0
Bay street, or S. l.. Lazaron, attorney.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.


WANTED, STOCKS AND BONDS.
Austin r.. Myres. broker, 116 Bryan
street.
WANTED. TO LEASE OR BUY. A
small farm within 20 miles OF Savannah;
must be cheap. Address Farmer 2o2 Bay
street, Savannah. Ga.
SMALL HOUSE OR SUIT or ROOMS
suitable for light housekeeping, good To-
canty. Artist Morning News.
A COUPLE TO TAKE HOUSE WITH
another couple I'm a desirable locality NJ.
j. H.
THREE LOTS. TYBEE ISLAND OPPO-
site government reservation, will oX-
Ga.
THE BANJO AND MANDOLINE-
banjo thoroughly taught by note. Banjo,
1855 Jones street
AN ENERGETIC HOTEL MANAGER
wishes TO rent hotel in a thriving town.
Address James Bruce, Branchville, 5. c.
WANTED. TO RENT. BY CAREFUL
party piano in good condition. Address
y. W, this Office.
Il. NJ. PERRYS BIG DROP IN DRY
goods BIS the talk of the town. Every arti-
Gle Is down to closing out prices. Don't
miss IL.
WANTED. TO RENT. BY A RELIA-
BILE party, mule and street wagon; best
care given. Address +. office box 23l.
WANTED BOARD FOR TWO La
dies and "A gentleman. Permanent at rea-
sonable rates Answer c. q. X. this office
WANTED TO BUY A GOOD SEC
| ond-hand Remington No 8, Smith Pre-
mier No. ?, or Densmore latest model.
Address Lock Box 500. Montgomery. Ala.
FOR EXCHANGE, j. WELLIN
store, two acres land, all kinds fruit at
High Bridge, Ky, for dry goods. grocer
les or shoes. w. II. Humble, Il. Chatta-
nooga, Tenn.
WANTED. EVERY ONE TO KNOW
lean bsdding at he rrpper ne Mil
Telephone 50.
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personal.

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LAST YEARS DOLL" MADE TO
look better than new one; with fine nat
ural hair put on at the BrOughton Street
Hair Store. The place par excellence for
hair cutting, hair dressing, smuggling, sham
pooling and scalp treatment. Come and get
your guessing ticket so to win either
watch or doll. Gem in the windows.
"SPECTACLES" ARE USEFUL AND
appreciated presents. Are a necessity.
Fegeas, l08 Broughton, sell them at mod
crate prices. Lenses changed to suit
Wearer.
I DIsPIsE NOT THE DAY OF LIT
tie things Call 2SO, % Barnard street.
l.. L. Cubbedge, city express
YOU CAN GET TRUNKS AT CHAT
ham Trunk Factory for half that you pay
elsewhere AZ Whitaker street.
WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY THE
latest imported novelties OF all KINDS. J.
J. Grass
WOOL AND MERINO UNDERWEAR,
white and fancy shirts, in new patterns,
at LaFar's.
LIFTS ORCHESTRA, LATE OF BOS-
ton, Mass, will fill engagements for balls,
parties and weddings; delightful music;
terms reasonable. Give us a trial. Adj
dress Joseph Lift, 81 Congress street.
GOING TO THUNDERBOLT To-
day? If so, attend the oyster roast at
Tivoh park. Fred Corkish.
COME AND sEE OUR NEW STOCK;
cheap. Neidlinger & Rabun-
STYLISH LINEN COLLARS FOR
men, new shapes; as they come out, and
suspenders of all kinds, at LaFar's.
HAVE YOUR OLD TRUNKS MADE
good as new, az Chatham Trunk Factory,
A Whitaker street
THE ONLY GENUINE IMPORTED
crepe paper has the name of "Dennison'
stamped thereon. You get it from J. j.
Grass.
WOOD! WOOD! WOODl WOOD!
wood woodl wood wood wood!
wood wood wood wood! Best quality;
lowest prices; quick delivery; cold wave
coming. Smith Wood Company, B1 Har-
ris street.
GLOVES FOR DRESS. GLOVES FOR
cold weather, cloth gloves or kid gloves,
all sizes, at LaFars.
FASHIONABLE DRESSES MADE AT
reasonable prices; street costumes, din
ner wedding and evening dresses; mt and
workmanship guaranteed. Miss Cocroft,
129 y ork street
OLD TRUNKS TAKEN IN Elk
change for new ones. Chatham Trunk
Factory, AZ Whitaker street.
CALL ON A. GETZ, THE TAILOR,
Jefferson and State streets To examine
his newly arrived stock OF Scotch and
English suitings Suits to order ia ele-
CANT style from SIS up. Pants 50 up. Also
cleaning and dying at reasonable prices.
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How many young men and young women
are cut of just when the future seems
brightest and fullest of promise They
are taken away by the disease which
causes over one sixth of all the deaths
IN the world-the disease which doctors
call consumption. Construction has
been considered incuTable, and the med
ical profession has never made a greater
mistake than this. There is absolutely
no reason in the world why consumption
should be fatal why it should be even
serious. II IS a disease of the blood. ard
can be cured absolutely and always by
purifying and enriching the blood. The
only exception is when the disease has
been neglected and improperly treated
until II IS stronger than the bOdy-until
the body has become so weak as to have
lost the ability to recuperate. Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will
cure g per cent. of all cases of consunp-
ton If used according to directions II
also cures all lingering coughs, bronchial
and throat affections. There is no rea-
son why the child of constructive par
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blood and lungs are strengthened by the
proper use Of the Discovery" All
who have any reason to fear consump-
ton, should read the chapters on that
disease in DR.. Pierces Medical Adviser
, This great work of 1908 pages, profusely
illustrated, will be sent FREE on receipt
of 81 one-cent stamps to cover cost Of
mailing only. Worlds Dispensary Med
tcal Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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BUSINESS OFFICES, FIRST-CLASS,
for rent on Bull street near BrOughtOn;
moderate rent. Apply to Leopold Adler.
FOR RENT. COSTU MES OF ALL
characters suitable for masquerade balls,
parties and theatrical purposes. at Mrs.
NJ Hettcrich's. 2jj Broughton street.
FOR RENT. WAREHOUSE ON BAY
street. between jefferson and Montgom-
cry; rent cheap. Apply 20 Walthour 50
Rivers, Drayton and st. Julian streets
NICE COMFORTABLE OFFICE To
rent. suitable for doctor Recently Occu-
pied by Dr. Norton. il Broughton
FOR RENT. A SQUARE CHECKER
ing piano in good condition, Nrice moder-
ate. Address Plano, this office.
NEW. NICELY ARRANGED OFFICES
over Merchants National Bank, for rent
from oct l.: southern front; all modern
couvenlences; electric chandeliers, radl-
ators. marble Washstands, etc; terms
moderate; light and heating free. Apply
TO Merchants National Bank
FOR RENT. OFFICES NO. ia BRr-
an street. LIST floor; rent reasonable; pos
session given Oct. 1. Apply to Waithour Sc
Rivers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-17


1 HAVE ARRANGED TO HAVE SER
vices in my new church, on corner of
Maple and Russell streets; 1 therefore
take pleasure in inviting all friends to
attend services there to-day at IL a. m.
and $50 p. m. n. T. Everett, p. c. of St.
PaulS c. N. u. church.