davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10
9 staf6ta
de Ponce

| CAFE DE ATOCHA-PoNCE
Pzotos del dta:
| Lengua la inglesa
Polos en- fricas6
ArroZ con gallina
Roasteebf con pure
Besfteak de lomillo
Hallacas
HeladOs Mantecado.
Ell fot6grafo seflor Verges nos participa,
que por consecuencia del excessive trabajo
que Sc le ha presentado, prolonga su estaH-
cia en- esta poblacion durante todo ell presen-
te mes, y que por causas agenas su volun-
tad, tiene que ausentarse para la Capital de
San Juan, donde regresara el sabado ounce
de los corrientes.
En- ell barrio del Coto ha sido encontrado
& orillas del rio Cerrillos ell cadaver de un
individuo, natural de Canarias, conocido
1nicamente por ell nombre de Juan.
Cambios en- el banco de Cr6dito q Aho-
rro Poncef5o, aver las cuatro de la tarde:
+" Londres. .....,.,.. div 6 $ so
Paris. -. DIV 10 pS.
4" Estados Unidos. -. d " "A pS.
; UN COCHE nuevo, de dos asientos, su-
mamente comodo, s6lido elegante.
De venta en- ell almacen de don I. B. Mi
ller.-Junio 10, e5.-P.
A mocion del CONCEAL seflor Principe, Sc
acord6 prohibir las hermanas de la Carl
dad que estan al frente de los Hospitales
Civil Tricoche, que den albergue en- los
mis- mos erfermos que Sc presenter sin lle-
var la correspondence boleta de Ia Acadia |
A proposito de la anterior noticia, Sc nos
dice que las hermanas de Ia Carload de esos
hospltales, SO resisten a dar cana los en- |
fermos que llevan su correspondence bo- |
leta, para facilitarla al que paga un peso |
doce reales, aunpue no lleve papeeta de la |
Acadia.
JAMONES escoceses, clase muy superior |
De venta en- ell almacen de don T. b. Mi |
ler.-Jnnio 10. 95.-P.
-IrSS,ccripcionel hechas en- el Registro Civil !.
Defuncio0es: Eramo Garcia Santiago y
Lucia Medina.
Nacimiento: Eustaquia Perez
Matrimonio: Antonio Morales Lebron
con Isabel Chardon y Chayier.
Una individua del barrio de Canas, la
mada Angela Bocachica, aborto aver tres
criaturas de un golpe.
Abortar es.
Sc VENDEO O ALQUILA una espaciosa
casa situada en- ell callej6n del Comercio
Para informes dirijirse a su duefo, en- la
Gale del Leon n1mero 6. 1915
Aver fue detenido ell individuo Juan Tous,
que estaba reclamado por ell Juzgado de |
instruction.
Victor Vazquez Valentino. Sabatell han
sido denunciados por rif1a escandalo On la |
via p1blica.
Sociedad Veadaderos amigos :-AyIso =
Ell sorteo para adjudicar ell regalo que ofre- |
CO dicha Sociedad tendri efecto Ell treinta |
del mes actual.
Gale de la Aurora n1mero 1s as
Eustaquia Navarro (a) Guachinanga tam
bien fue denunciada por haberse emEeflado |
en- justi6car su apodo y proferir palabras
ndecorosas
En- la tarde de hoy llegaran esta ciudad,
para hacerse cargo del servicio y guarnicion
de- la plaza, tres compa1ias del batallon Ca
zadores de Alfonso 13." que Sc encuentIa en- |
Mayaguez.
Sc VENDE IN magnfico piano de Clax,
en- muy buenas condciones, y
IN precio relativamente barato
Informara don Antonio Barreiro. 3-15
Anoche murio en- los bajos de la Acadia
an individuo que Sc present0 d pedir una
ooleta para ingresar en- ell Hospital.
una sefiorita amiga nuestra Sc le ha
extraviado una argolla de orc, de la que
sstaban pendientes un coraz0n de orc con un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

A Josefa Aranzamendi SO le ha extravia-
do la mitad del billete n1msro II. 4O1 del
sorteo que SO ha jugado hoy en- la Capital.
al efecto ha dado los pasos necesarios pa
ra que no pueda cobrarse.
La persona que 10 haya encontrado, debe,
pues, devolv6rselo su duef1a.
Un joven ofcinista, de muy buena letra
inglesa espaflola, competente active, de-
sea hallar un acomodo Ell una ofcina p1bli-
ca, particular sociedad industrial.
Acepta porposioiones para dentro = fuera
de la ciudad.
En- esta imprenta informaran. As.
Corren graves rumores acerca de los su-
cesos de Cuba, de Il s cuales no queremos ha-
cernos eco, pues nOsotros no damos impor-
tancia 7aot5ciones acaso inventados por
Quienes Sc complacen en- ofrecer alimento
la curiosidad pdblica
DIcese NADIA menos, que ell general Martf-
nez Campos Sc halla enfermo causa de que
no fuma cigarrillos de Ca6oHas, que son los
que le dan la vida.
LUIsA RIVERA, que vive en- la Gale de la
Saiud rumero 3, desea encontrar una sefIo-
ra familia que vaya para Barcelona Y quie-
ra llevarla en- calidad de siryienta hasta di-
cha ciudad, donde reside su familia don
de no puede trasladarse por falta de recur-
condUcta. 1-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

una seforita amiga nuestra Sc le ha
extraviado una argolla de orc, de la que
estaban pendientes un coraz6n de orc con un
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Anoche murio en- los bajos de la Acadia
un individuo que Sc presento pedlr una
boleta para ingresar en- ell Hospital.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10
Al p1blico

Participo 4 mis- favorecedores al phblico
en- general, que be trasladado mi est&ble-
ciminto dc tren De lavado elaboraci6n 10
camisas metlida In Gale Mayer e@quinA II
de In Luna, Casa donde antes estaba I'll tren
de- Juan Vszquex, d0udA me ofresco & mia
constantes fav0rccedoxes-
Ponce, . d. Jnnio d 1895 7bnads Ra-
sn0a. - alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

3Og52 34075 357o1 366s1 372Oc 1865
3O954 34l19 35707 36666 372f2 37573
1891 341s5 5000 397f3 37234 375s2
3l724 342I7 39059 367l7 1920 37604
3f747 1920 36072 3e7fo 37276 37607
3is97 34490 3e075 36779 372sl 37619
~2lg54 1850 1886 385I4 372e4 37625
3assS~ ~346s3 363os 1886 37301 3762e
3a470 s47st2 363iS 36gI0 37304 1868
3o4ss 34exS>26421 3Cs32 3730s 1866
32553 3472s 3efst 36933 1885 37706
32e2s 34.7o 3o446 ags72 27339 37780
32G3f 34992 36452 36gt6 37340 3.?4@
1861 3so9e 36471 369S6 37342 37753
326o0 35l30 38474 36s83 3-s43 3-781
327es ;5lGS 3G4e1 369e0 1856 S7782
32g25 352o5 36500 370G3- 37s72 377S9
52e17 35213 36551 37075 37400 27BOl
32s5l 352J4 1864 37076 37439 37818
3525O 15s54 3G5g0 37070 37440 57s25
s3445 85476 36562 37oSi 374S7 37S28
33sos 35525 3e57f 3709e 3746l 37s2g
33s74 $3.50 S65-a e7l03 3T46e 37654
3400I sJ566 3657s 37I22 37ie5 1857
140i3 e55o5 3o59I 37I53 1854 37B6l
3403I 356Ie 3e593 3715G 37552 37673
$4,000 3ts3i $4,000 37I7J 1856 87674
34065 5564l a66O5 37ls7 1855 s7681
Ponee, Junio 5 de 1895.
l-6 n. MnN -ec0n y 6 50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

, brillantito, una lIavecita del mismo metal
IA cortaplumas pequef1o.
La persona q'.e 10 encuentre puede pasal
a esta redaccion sera gratifcada.
UNA BURRA PARIDA.-En alquiler
en- venta, solicita con urgencia don Federi
co Aguayo.
Escritorio de los sefores F. Fernando,
lyCa 3-3
| Aver faIlecio en- ell Hospital Civil Manuel
| Dfaz, CONSEQUENCES de la herida que nc
hace muchos dias le infirieron en- la Cantera.
ACCIONES DEL CREDITO AHORRO
PONCENO. Las compra don Juan E. Tot
IT, de Yauco.
Los examenes que debfan hoy verifcarse
en- la escuela de adultos sc han transferldo
para maflana.
Asf nos 10 participa nuestro querido ami
go, ell ilustrado professor don Juan Cuevas
Aboy, cuyo cargo ests dicha escuela.
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad nuestro es-
timado amigo consecuente correligionario
de Comerio, don Pedro Vicente Vazquez a
quien hemos tenido ell gusto de saludar.
En- los juicios orales de las causas segui-
das contra nuestro amigo don Francisco
Cintron llevo la defensa en- ambas ell Loo
don Jose Gonzalez Font. quien hizo dos bri-
II antes discursos llenos de doctrina jurfdica
siendo, segun Sc nos dice, felicitado por el
tribunal
En- una de esas causas logr6 la absolucion
del procesado.
s UN CABALLO color rucio canelo, tres
cabos blancos, con un lucero en- la frente,
ha desaparecido anoche de la estancia de
don Santiago.
Dicho caballo pertenece & don Juan Ro-
driguez, del barrio del Real, quien esta dis
puesto gratifcar convenentemente al que
Sc 10 entregue.
Ponce, Junio 6 de 1895 %
Aver, ell coche ntimero 4S fu6 fietado anti |
cipadamente por dos de nuestros redactores |
para concurrir la Playa en- Ell momento del |
embarque de las tropas. Ell cochero falto |
a. compromise abiertamente, pretextando a |
"a hora oportuna que no podfa ir, y no obs |
-ante yimos que despues conducfa ell vehl- |
,ulo atestado de pasajeros aquel sitio- sEs |
ssto 10 que exige la formalidad Ell respeto
las personals serias2
Aspnnto estuvimos de no poder ir la Pla-
"a pesar de Duestra provision, pues los
;oches estaban aver tarde muy sollcitados.
Denunciamos el hechO para que el publ
% tome meta sepa que atenerse respecto
lei cochero en- question.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Aver fallecio en- ell Hospital Civil Manuel
Dfaz, consecuencia de la herida que no
hace muchos dias le infrieron en- la Cantera.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Ell ilustrado = competente professor don
Loreto J. Montalvo ha trasladado Lares ell
Colegio particular que dirigfa en- Arecibo
En- atenta circular que hemos recibido
nos participa que son socios fundadores de
dicho establecimiento la sefora dofa Hor-
tensia Carbonell y su esposo don Pedro Suau
pues sus reiteradas escitaciones va
lioso concurso Sc debe la instalacion de ese
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

D. PEDRO HIDALG0, as %e, osa- 2sa.
de una partida de potros de buena raza
escoger. 1915
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

dad, haga que ell conserge cumpla con 81
deber y procure evitar en- 10 sucesivo tales
abuses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

ACCIONES DEL. CREDITO AHORRO
PONCENO. Las compra don Juan E. Tot
IT, de Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

brillantito, una llavecita del mismo metal ]
u cortaplumas pequef1o.
La persona q.e 10 encuentre puede pasar
a esta redaccion sera gratifcada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

UNA BURRA fARIDA.-En alquiler
en- venta, solicita con urgencia don Federi-
co Aguayo.
y Ca "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Sc VENDE un magnfico piano de Clax
resonador, en- muy buenas condiciones, y
un precio relativamente barato.
Informara don Antonio Barreiro -15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

CAFE DE ATOCHA-PONCE.
Pl0tOs del d50:
Lengua la inglesa
Pollos en- fricase
Arroz con gallina
Roasteebff con pure
Besfteak de lomillo
Hallacas
HeladOs Mantecado.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

De AdjuDtas os particpan que una
oomisi6n del Ayuptamiento formada por Ell
alcalde don Jose Garrig6, ell sindico. don
Francisco Moll y ell teniente de alcalde don
Matfas Ferrer, saldra en- breve para Ia Capt.
tai con objeto de despedir al general Daban
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Los examenes que debfan hoy verifcarse
en- la escuela de adultos Sc han transferido
para maflana.
Asf nos 10 participa nuestro querido ami
go, Ell ilustrado professor don Juan Cueyas
Aboy, cuyo cargo ests dicha escuela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

En- Ell lugar denominado P'ayitos, Coamo,
Sc suceden 4 diario fuertes escandalos. El
iltimo, que tuvo lugar Ell de los corrientes,
adquirio tan grandes proporciones. menu
d. q ado de tai modo las . lradas ) los palos,
que resultaron yarios individuos contusos.
La policfa, como de costumbre, brillo por
su ausencia.
A la verdad que son inauditas peregri-
mas Jas cosds que ocurren en- los dominios
de don Polo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-06-10

Las festas patronales que habfan de cele-
brarse en- la Ceiba SO han traasferido para
Octubre, por encontrarse enfermas dos dis
tinguidas damas que aunque no residen en-
aquella localidad, estan estrechamente en-
parentadas con algunos de los senores que
formaban la comision de festejos.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
Rlinn Theatre.

There was a good house last evening at
the Bij "a the attraction being Charles
A TAylor's great racing play. The
Derby Mascot. In which Katie Rooney,
the little daughter OF the famous Pat, is
assisted BY we'll balanced aud sterling
company In a strong aud highly realistic
play. That the performance was en-
joyed was evidenced by the rounds Of
applause which marked every scene and
the words Of praise freely bestowed The
Derby Mascot will hold the boards this
evening and crowded house should
greet It,
Next Monday evening, November lSth,
Geoi &c w Larsen and company Of clev
comedians will open three nights en-
gsgement at the Biiou in the popular Ne '
York Blou Theatre success, The Man
About Town" OF this most laughable
farce comedy the Kew York World says:
The story of the comedy the Man
About Town" now at the Bljon, relates
to the adventures aud misadventures OF
an elderly bachelor who wishes to be
considered a man about town without
possessing the first qualifications for that
character. who hnAliy gets wound up IN
matrimonial meshes Of cordisi-drink-
ing, cigarette smoking young widow.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House.

At the Grand Opera House on Monday
evening the attraction will be Morrison's s
company Ia Faust Faust, in It's new
form. Is staged with great megnihcence
The scensry, calcium. mechanical and cleo
trlcal sfects are beautiful to gorgeousness.
The manager who favors she public with
such a wealth Of scenic effects is entitled
Co generous consideration. The play Is
more elaborate than ever. and the com
pany has been selected with the greatest
care.
Oi Tuesday evening the attraction
will be the new play, For Far
Virginia This is new play, but It
has met with the greatest success Ia
Nsw York. whore IL appeared &C the
Grard Opera House and also at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre. 10 Is q play
With the war feature In the back ground
aud It will be given by an excellent com
pany The scenery will be all that can
be esired The excellence Of this pro
duotion is stteste5 by the praise which 1t
has received Ia New York
Oa Wednesday evening the attraction
will be Kellar, and he will give an eu
tirely new entertainment number Of
new features have been added to the per
formsnoe aud some Of them are actually
startling.
On Friday night and Saturday matinee
Rhea viii sppeEr In Nell GWyne, and
on Saturday evening In Josephine
Evening journal., 1895-11-16

Mr. Charles B. Lewis is more famlllarly
known to the thousands whose life he
has cheered as NJ. Quad. II must be
more than a score Of years since the
country was laughing over the sayings OF
his honor and BIish. cbronlcled BY Mr.
Lewis to the Detroit Free Press. From
that time until now M. Quad has
delighted the public with unnumbsred
quaint sketches OF character, overflow
ing with a humor that appealed to
readers all the more strongly because
they recognized the fidelity to lie under
the fun
Among Mr. Lswis's recent ere ations
the Bowsers, Brother Gardiner, Mrs.
Gallup's Tribulatlons. Possum Sketches,
aud the Arizona Kicker are destined to
long life Mr.. Lewis's admirers will be
surprised to learn that, like Walter
Scott, Mark Twain aud other highly
gifted authors he has produced words of
rare quality while tormented by pain
Mr. Lewis suffered intensely from rheu
matism II made my days and nights
miserable" he said "snd. Of course. the
Evening journal., 1895-11-16

for rheumei'sm than run down, ="
nerveleas condition.
Psine's celery compound increases the
appetite by giving q healthy tone to the
stomach; It mFkes sure that the entire
nervous system gets completely nour-
ished. l. regulates the bowels and the
kidneys and encourages them to get rid
Of harmful and poisonous matter that
the sluggish system has allowed to lodge
in the blood, thus causing rheumatism
and kindred disorders.
You cannot cure rheumatism by out
ward applications The disease is due to
internal disorder and must be coustitu
tionally attacked and cot rid Of Paine's
CELERY compound has done for thousands
of other people exactly what it did for
Mr. LAWS They:were sufferers as he was,
and the compound has made them well
The wsrmsst praises Of Paine's celery
compound are from men and women Of
high character ard keen intelligence
They know they are doing a work of
humanity and mercy In commencing to
ell persons out OF health this certain and
speedy cans of getting strong snd we'll.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
THG QUEEN ANNE RAILROAD
the Route Issue Of 81, ,f40. 900 of Bonds
Decided Upon.


Directors Making Carriage Trim over
the Route Issue Of 81. .440. 900 Of Bonds
Decided Upon.
BALTIMORE, Nov l6.-Pretiden VII
liam II Bosley. OF the Q1een Anne's
railroad, accompanied by Chief Engineer
l. w. Troxell and Messrs Frsnk Ehlen,
of b fillmore, and Wilmer Emory, Of
Centreville, who are directors In this new
road, are making a carriage trip over the
route The purpose OF the trip Is to
secure a better acquaintance with local
requirements along the line
An issue Of 81, 440 600 Of per cent
bonds has been decided upon by the
directors OF the ropd This Is at the rate
OF $l2 600 a mile The bonds are not to be
offered for sale for the present. but will
bs held In the treasury Of the company
Cash subscriptions by the stockholders
have supplied 81 NJ slent funds for carry
ing forward the work Of construction,
and President Bosley says it is not
intended TO market the bonds until the
railroad shows It's ability to taks care OF
itself The Guardian Security Trust Rvd
Deposit Compsny is the trustee under tds
mortgage. which covers the entire
properly OF lnn iAiiiVNo oVmPenJ.
An rights Of way on The hrst section
OF the road from Queenstown to Denton
have been secured, and this portion l.
to be completed and ready for operation
by April /, 1896 From Denton to Le~e
two routes ARE under consideration. Ths
engiLeoring corps has complsted th'
locstlng Of the northern route from
Denton 10 Glendale, Del, which II
ffreen miles from Lswes. The second
route from Denton. via Smithvile
Bridgeviile aud Georgeio VI, Is yet to bs
looafad
Evening journal., 1895-11-16

agony was greater In bad whesther. At
the same time my nerves were weak, and
l was In worse shape than hope ever TO
be again. Yes, took advice by the yard
and medicine by the quart with no sue
cess. WAS broken In spirit aud bent
Slmost double In the body, when some
body suggested Paine's celery COM
pound for the nervousness
That remedy made short work of
the nervousness and Of the rheumatism.
too. A few doses made me feel much
better, and to-day / am well q happy
change that / attribute to the use Of
Paine's celery compound. 1t gives ms
sincere pleasure to bear witness on the
merits Of the compound. | know at
least a dozen authors and journalists
who have found 1t remedy for the same
complaints"
Rheumatism attacks the body when 1t
is tired out and when its functions bsgin
TO act sluRgishly. Disordered nerves.
faulty digestion, and a slow. incomplete
nutrition Of the body invite rheumatism.
ust as they do neuralgia and nervous de
nilitv Thare Us no surer starting point
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
GIN. CRAIGRILL'S ESTIMATES.

Government Money TO Be Expended for
River and Harbor Improvement In tn .
section.
The annual report OF General Craig
hill, chief OF engineers submitted d
to the secretary OF war at Wash
ington, favors carrying on river
and hsrbor Improvements under contin-
uous contracts for which appropriations
have bsen made in surdry civil acts
His estimates for continuing the work
on ne'ghboriug rivera aud bays lie sub
miJted As follows: Delaware river,
$3.50 600; harbor between Phila-
delphla aud Camden, 81 600 600
Sohuylkll river, $25 900; Delaware
Br, akw4ter, 800 600; Wilmington hsr
Dor, $50 600; inland waterway, from
Chincoteasue Bay TO Delaware Bay, S25
600; Susquehanna River, $50 900; PA
tepsco river aud channel to B.ltiwors,
500 0O0; Potomac river $3.50 600; James
river Va, $15O,0O0; York river. Va,
$29, 600; Cape Fear river, below Whining
ton, n. O., $l95 600.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
Personal Events.
Tbs FOOD EXPOSITION.
Many New and Interesting Features
which WIN Bs Introduced &c the
Second Annual show.

Many New and Interesting Features
which WIN Bs introduced at the
Second Annual show.
The Auditorium will be taken
possession OF by decorators next week
and soon the well known village Of
booths, gay with pretty cheesecloth
decorations and resplendent with hand
sone goods and bright eyed girls intent
on explaining the merits OF the articles
displayed and In loading the visitors with
samples Will be In evidence. This year
ihsre are a number OF new features One
firm will have big phonoRraph sDouting
funny jokes and songs through huge
horn The Weshburn Crosby Company
will distribute Fifty sacks OF -four TO the
persous guessing nearest to the actual
product OF the big mills ut Minneapolis
during the twenty four hours that end
the exposition.
The famed Ceylou Court OF Honor, In
charge Of M Burcharch, who represented
the Ceylonese Government at the Worlds
Fair will be shown on the stage.
Madame PBgoloskys Russian Cottage
Industries, In charge OF M. Linelf, will
probably be feature Of the exhibits This
year, as before, the music concerts will
he very attractive. The famous Buda
Pesth Gypsy Musicians are playing with
out note and most Of them new to this
country, will be heard Ia afternoon and
evening concerts One concert will be
given by the Spanish students, and dur
log the exposition several p ipu'sr Phlla
delphia and Wilmington concert io.olsts
will be heard.
Frank Collins has charge Of space ex
bibits Mr.. Humphrles the billing aud
W. H. Mack the official program Sew
eral car loads of booths arrived In the
city yesterday and Chief Decorator John
Self aud his assistants are here to fix
up the booths The exposition opens at
p. m November %, and thereafter at 2
D M. daily except sunday
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
PhIIndeiphia woman Buried Here.

Tue remains Of Mrs. Martha r. Vance
were brolght TO this city this morning
feom No 1887 Arch street Philadelphia
aud interment was maze at II 80 In
Wilmington aud Brandywin- Cemetery.
Mrs Vance died IN Philadelphia on
Wednesday night after brief illness
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
shoes That Are

Up 10 date In style and finish and have
leather for basis don't have 10 be sold
at less than coat. It's the cheap paper
aud paste kind that's always ~ hail
price We don't deal in them We sell
good shoes from god makers and we sell
them cheap. Forman's, No. 10 East 4th
street between Marhet and King.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
RnIinf In sir Hnnr.-

Distressing kidney Snd bladder diseases re-
lieved IN siT hours 6y the Anew Great South
American Kidney Cure.n This new remedy
is great surprise On account of It's exceeding
pro-1ptness in relieving pain in the bladder.
kidhoya. back and every part OF the urinary
passages in male or female. IL relieves reten-
ton u water and paiu IN passing It almost
Immediately. II You want quick relief and Sui Q
2. lanes Belt. druggists. Wilmington. Doi-
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
MIR. Hurlburt's Busy Day

Charles Hurlburt, OF Philadelphia.
who comes here under iha auspices OF
che Y NJ o A, will speak In Central
Presbyterian Church TO morrow morning
and la 81 Paul's NJ K Church at night.
In the a ternoon be will address the
mems meeting at Association He'll.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
A Novel oonnIrnment.

The French baIque Vile d DIeppe,
Captain P JOS eAum cleared TO day fer
Rouen, France. with 666 1875 gallons oil
valued at $25 1875 She also had FIVE
bags and six cAses OF cancelled postage
stan ps valued at 81. 600.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
snIclhn rrnmntcd hr Ill nenlth.

PAwTUCKEr, r.. l., Nov. l6.--Richard
Pining, aged 30 years, made what will
probably prove successful attempt to
commit suicide at his homo in Lonsdale
by shooting. Tho physicians say he can
not recover. IN health prompted the act
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
killed bv a Train.

pAwTuCKET R. l., Nov. l6.-The man
glod remains Of William Coffin, an om-
ployee OF the American Machine company,
wcro found by n ilnRman Of the Consoli-
dated railroad near Woodlawn. Coffin was
struck boy "a train while walking on the
track
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
KILLED by "a Boiler Explosion.

GIBsOS, La, Nov i6.-The boiler on
Stanton Bros pullhoat exploded killing
ono Instantly and mortally wounding two
other men. Several werc slightly injured.
Evening journal., 1895-11-16
UsInr tho Anti-roxlne treatment.

Drs Blsck and Tybout are applying the
anti 'toxins treatment for oiphtheretlc
sore throat to a little son Of Rudolph A
Vallette, whose life WAS almost despaired
OF for awhile. The physicians took the
same course In the case Of son Of M K
Lancaster. It is reported. and the child
has about recovered.