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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

Since 1870, Victoria, Australia, has voted
more than $500, 600 for the destruction of
rabbits.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

said, "Your hat is not on straight,
It's tilted DER your brow"
She answered me with air sedate,
That's the way we wear them now. >
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
Shocking Ignorance.

"Pa, who was Shylock?"
prise and horror)-Great goodness,
boy, you attend church and Sunday
school every week and don't know
who Shylock was? Go and read your
bible, sir.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

The Yellow River is styled the SORROW
Of China 1t is estimated that it's floods i'll
the present century have cost China II 600
600 lives
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

Dainty Marie Antoinette
On the crowded street to-day
I could tell her by that hat
That so regally she wore
Collar, ribbons, and all that,
But most surely by her hat;
Such glory never sat
On another as she bore
All, the marvel of that hat
That so regally she wore!
She is truly dead, know;
Years have passed since then. and
yet,
From the land Of long ago
Came this vision that know
Regal grace and brow of snow
Oh my Marie Antoinette.
She is dead to me, / know;
Years have passed since then, and
Albert Bigelow Paine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

Mrs. Winsloyy's Soothing syrup
For children teething sotens theg reduces inham
nation alays pain cures wind collie IS cents bottle
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

Hegeman's Camphor zee with Glycerine.
and Face Cold Sores &c. c. o. Clark Co, y. Haven Ct
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

Not a single infectious disease is known
in Greenland.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

President Cleveland will be 60 years old
two weeks after the expiration of his pres
emit term of Office.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
Too Touching.

Harry-That charity sermon this
morning missed the mark entirely.
LUCY thought that II was a very
touching sermon.
Harry-Yes, but 1t didn't touch me
in the right place, I meant to drop a
dollar and dropped a tear.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
FREE FARE TO TEXAS.

SOUTHERN TEXAS COLONIZATION Co.,
john LiNpERHoLM, Mgr,
ITO Riafto Building, Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22
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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22

my position should know of your Won
derful remedy. 1 never saw you, but
love you for being SO good to me. -
EpITH-W 9th Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-12-22


the same work. Their duties
compel them to be on their feet from
morning to night, and many of them,
in a short time, contract these dis
tressing complaints called female
diseases"
Then occur irregularities, suppressed
or painful menstruation, weakness,
indigestion, leucorrh9a, general de-
bility and nervous prostration.
They are beset with such symptoms
as dizziness, faintness, lassitude, ex-
citability, irritability, nervousness,
sleeplessness, melancholy, "all-gone
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Evening journal., 1896-03-26
BRIEF TELBGRAMS.

Mr.. Booth-TuckCr has sailed from Lon
don for New York TO take command Of IN,
Salvation Army.
- The Rev. W. II. Brown, tho Congrega
tional clergyman, of Madison, Conn, who
was tried on the charge of hcresy, has
been pronounced innocent.
The Bermuda fibusters, with the car
20 Of arms and ammunition, are now ir
the Cuban insurgent oamp.iwlth Genera
Calixto Garcia at their head
The counsel for DR.. !. c. Moore of Man
chester, n. H., appeared i'm the suprems
court and asked for continuance Of the
case. owing to the illness Of DR.. Moore.
Matthew Weidenbach, proprietor Of z
saloon and grocery store IN Detroit was
found dead In the rear Of his store with Q
bullet wound in his head. The place was
also robbed.
The conservation Of the Rev. DR.. Henry
Yates Satterleo as tho first bishop Of
Washington. which took place at Calvary
church. 10 New y fork, was attended by Q
large nunasf Of scclssiastics nom diter
snt parts II the country
Governor Griggs mas sent to the New
Jersey senate the following nominations
Clerk court Of chancery Lewis A, Thomp
son OF Somerset state prison keeper, Da
vid A. Pell Of Bergen inspector OF WORK
shops John C. Ward OF salem.
In "a dynamite explosion on the Gorge
railway, near Lewiston. Canada, the 70
suit OF an attempt 20 thaw out a numbei
Of cartridges. an Italian named Tobcy
was killed, and Seymour Eddy, son Of DIR
Eddy Of Lewiston, was so badly iniurel
that he VIII die.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
CoLLlDED AT A CROSSING.
A Serious Accident on the Pennsylvania
Rond. In Which sevcn Arc Inlnred.

A Serious Accident on the Pennsylvania
Road, In Which Seven Arc Injured.
BALTIMORE. March 26.-Two passenger
trains Of the Pennsylvania railroad collid-
ed near Union station in this city. Seven
persons were injured and several cnrs and
a locomotive wrecked. The cars were
thrown from the tracks and ono of them
had the entire side torn out. The injured
are:
Miss Minnie n. Farren Of Sparrows
Point, cut hand and face.
Mrs. Sarah Leopold 91e North Calhoun
street, this city, face and head cut.
Mrs. DR.. Woodward Of Sparrows Point,
knee injured and bruised
Henry II. Kreager customs officer OF
Baltimore, leg sprainod.
Il. W. Bates of Chicago hand cut.
j. D. Ashton of Orangeyillo, back
strained.
W. II. Reisingor, foreman Of car in
sneotors, head cut and leg bruised.
A number OF other passengers were bad
ly shaken up and bruised.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
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These patterus are retailsd In stores at
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Please Observe the Following Measure.
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Printed directions accompany each
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be made
When ordering patterns for children
please also stste age Of child.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
Social aud Personal Notes.

Mrs. J. Harper Carver is spending Q
few days in Philadelphia.
j. F. Foster. Of OolOra, Nd, is visiting
Wilmington friends.
A. B Stsyton and family have re.
turned from a two weeks visit to rela-
tivss at Milford
MIllsrd Speakman Is visiting his uncle,
John Speakman. at Costesville, Pa.
]. G. Singles has returned from visit
to London Britain, Pa.
Rev. w. J. Birmingham was the guest
of Rev Father Spalding, Of West Chester,
yesterday.
Mt aud Mrs John Aspin will be ct
home at No. 92S West Fourth street
after April.
Henry @. Turner, former a prominent
attorney here. but now residing ct the
National Soldiers Home. At HAmps son.
Va. is visiting friends In town.
Mrs N N. Brown is the guest Of Mrs
Enoch Clark, at Dover.
James Sherwood. Of Willow Grove,
Del, Is visiting 10 the city.
Mrs. Bssstou is visiting Mrs, G. B
Aahum az lover.
Bishop Coleman will preside at 81.
Pauls Chapel. Camden, next Sunday
He will also confirm a class Of candidates.
Holiday Mflln aud daughter Annie
have returned from 3 visit TO Camden.
A reception will be rendered to Rev.
Francis Burgstte Short, the returned
pastor of Harrison Street NJ E Church
ID aurr I'm ~ ma
Mrs. Phillip Burnett has returned from
a visit to Dover relatives.
Mrs. Cooper has bssn visiting Mrs. w.
r. Postles, at Camden. Del.
Miss Mary Hastings hss returned from
a visit TO Dover.
The marriage has bssn announced OF
Mrs. Rose Livingstone OF this city and
Samuel T. Green of MiddletoWn The
ceremony vas performed by Rev. e
Rittenhouse. at State Road.
Mrs. Charles E. Fritz will entertain a
number Of friends at a card party
70 night
Charles B. Nc Bride is quite i'll at bis
residence on Rodney street.
Alfred s. Elliott mas taken to the
wheel and Is one of the most graceful
bicyclists ia the city.
Mrs A z. Rlttenhouse, Of State Rosd,
has presented her husband with q
bouncing boy baby. Lazy Court Com
mission White. says he has another
Democratic Constituent.
Miss Laura Mcbride, OF Chester, was
the guest Of Miss sallis B. Manuel on
Elm street yesterday
Rev @ S. Gsssner, Of DolaTsrs City,
attended the conservation OF Rev. Htnry
Evening journal., 1896-03-26

Child's Dress, With Full Straight
Skirt-Nest and pretty as this little
maid sppesrs. she yet wears q costume in
which she can frollc to her hearts con
tent without that constant fear Of
'mussinR" her frook, SO tying to q
healthy child. Dark blue serge fashion
ably trimmed with rows OF narrow gold
soutsche braid are the materials from
which this sensible little dress is evolved
The pattern is cut with a plain waist
made up with a fitted lining and shaped
BY the usual seams L. closes Ia the
centre bsck With row OF sty llsh gold
buttOrs A straight band collar trimmed
With the gold braid gives a becoming
finish to the neck This sleeves have full
puifs, are tight from wrist to elbow, and
are made up over comfortable fitted
Innings. The full straight skirt Is sewed
on 20 the waist Any Of the fashion able
WOODEN materials suitable to the season
are appropriate FOR this design.
No. 20. 520- Girls dress. with plain
waist, requires for medium size 81 yards
material q inches wide. 30 yards SO
inches wide or yards 4S Inches Wide.
Cut in sizes, from 20 12 years.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
osstsr Kate's Toree Zoo rowsIluI.

Constable Harry Z. Smith had a novel
experience yesterday In making a levy on
writ which had been placed In his
hsnos tn serve on John Daily ard bis
mother Kate known throughout the citv
ss Oyster Kate. She lives at No. 1lO7
East Sixteenth street. beyond Eleventh
street bridge, she lived in the femous
doodle before it was torn out and her
miserable quarters were shared with 9
horde OF dogs, cats aud chickens
Captain Smith on his visit to Oyster
Kats's castle thought be would make a
little tour OF inspection. and opened the
door Of a room used indlsoriminately as
kitcher, parlor, sleeping room, boudolr,
dining room. reception hall, store room,
garbage dump bath room. lsundry and
biological gerdeD. No sooner had be
done so than be was met By a horde Of
canine, feline. and gailiascsous boarders
and nearly carried off his feet TIE
stencil was horrible and be beat { retreat
Tee case was reported to the board Of
health ard the couple will be obliged to
move at once
Evening journal., 1896-03-26

Yates Satterlee, D. D as the frat Epls
copai bishop OF Washington. at Calvary
Episcopal Church. New York.
A Il Malsbargsr aud wife OF Massey
Nd. are registered a. the Clayton
House
Charles w. King, OF Laurel, was in
this city this morning.
Mr. and Mrs John Perry returned to
Asbury Park to-day.
Mrs. George Clld sisk and daughter
are visiting friends In Pallsaelphl4.
Delaware CitY's Visiting aud visited.
special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. March 90 Mrs VIII
liam Storrie. OF Salem, n J. is ths guest
OF her parents Mr. and Mrs l Ubil
William Anderson is visiting In Will
mington this wees.
Captain G3orge Clesver has returned
from trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Annie Ayers and brother Ray
hsve moved TO Philadelphia.
Miss Annie R iberts hiss gone to Philg-
delpbia for an indefinite length OF time.
Samuel Mccall. OF Wilmington. Is vis
ltlDg friends in town.
George Grimes spent to-day In VIII
miDgton.
Miss Edna Ubil Is visiting IN Salem,
M
Miss Annie L schunder. Is spending q
few days Ia Philadelphia.
Mes Joha Keaue spsnt yesterday In
Philadelphia
Miss Ida Collins and George Pordham
we're msrried Tuesday and the Gale
thumpisn paid them visit last evening
at their homs across the canal.
Miss Ella Cleavsr who has been sick
was able 70 resums her duties at school
yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
DIED

CHEAvRNs. Entered into rest March a,
1896, Msry. wife of the late William n.
Lheavers, and daughter Of samuel nd NJ ~
Ann Whitaker, deceased, In the fi'h year Of
her age.
CONNAWAY.-On March 20, 1898 Joha
Connnwag. aged 4S years.
HEWES- On March q. 1855 al his late resi-.
deuce. near Carcroft, William Howcs. in the
4lst year OF his age.
HOLTON.-On the 23d instant. Conrad G
bolton.
Fureral private. lnterment a. Rivervlew.
on Thursday March 20, at O'Clock.
HUTrEN.-in this city, March %, 1894,
Henry Hutten.
Relatives and friends Of the family ard
st. Benedict Beneficial Society, and ID. q u d..
Society No 2. are respe piuny invited 20 at
tenf the funeral from the residence No lla
Market street. Saturday. ? q. M. heQuiu Ia
hieh mass AZ Sacred Heart Church Al 9.3l.
lnterment ia Cathedral Gem etefy
MOORE In this city, on sunday. March
g. isa1 Fannie Norwood Moore. wife OF alfred
bldd g Moore. aged % ears.
NiXON.-On March 2S. 1898. Ida Hay GiXon,
wife Of William T. Nixon and daushter OF
Nathanisi Gregs.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
JOKE on TIE PREACHER.


Two o:d College Chums Sent Him some
Choice Literature, hut no DID Not APP
prsolate it.
There is good story going the rounds
VI the expenee OF \ young Methodiat
Episcopal Minister who does not I've
many miles from the City Hall. When
At college he was lone Of the boys" aud
an all round good fellow. After taking
orders be sobered down to a certsiu
extent but still possesses a mannor In
wbish holiness sud worldliness are
charmlnSly blended.
Last week he went 20 Dover 10 attend
conferences Two Of bis old college
chums here th1ught that lt would be q
good Joke 20 remind him forcibly Of their
school associations They went to a
news stand and purchased copies Of the
Police Gizstte Police News and other
papers, the mere possession OF which is
taken as proof Of depraved mind and
low standard OF morals. These they
made up Ia neat bundle and cent Of TO
Dav,r by mail putting special delivery
stamp on 10 ensure their delivery during
the session OF conferences
When q o bundle reached the iyouhg
preacher be Was oonverslng With 3
number OF stsii old brethren Without
hating In his talk he ripped of the
wrappers and exposed the presumptive
proof Of his guilt In all its damninR
plnkineHs. He grew red suffered and
stsmmered. quickly folded up the papers
and the silence became oppressive. BE
excused himself, hunted up the sexton
and gave him ten cents to throw the
bundle Of papers In the furnace Here
sitter he will regard with suspicion all
conferences mail matter.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
The PRESIDENTIAL GALLERY.

chance 20 Secure Free Fine Pictures
Which EVER body WIN Want.
The Presidential race is on. Who will
win? Many candidates ara in the field
From them The Philadelphia Press" has
selected q number Of the leading men
for a series OF portraits to be given free.
The wives Of each will be shown also.
The frst picture is Hon. Thomas B
Reed and Mrs Reed The portraits are
richly cllored and ave magnificent
likenesses Get the hrst one Of the
series free With next Sundays Press, '
March 90 We're sure you will demand
the whole series after you ses 10.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
snnrlInr Nov. Nntn,.

The c T. A. Bicycle Club, Of Phlla-
adelphla, will make a club run TO this
oitv and return By boat on July 10.
Zssrfoss. who caught Clark, OF Dover,
last year aud who Is now with the New
York National League Club. Is by a
curious coincidence, catching Pitcher
Clark. OF that am.
The Royal Blues baseball team, whose
players average Ia yeErs OF age has been
organized for the season with these
players II Robinson. catcher Neveu
Whaler, pitcher; w. Riley. hrst base w.
Carroll second base; E Blmple, third
base; j. Joyce. shortstop; d. Helzer.
centre field; r. Bsscoe, right field; d.
Montgomery. LEFT field.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
THE LANGOON CASE.
Police Trying to Solve the Mystery o
snnle McGrath's Dcmist.

Police Trying to Solve the Mystery OF
annie McGraths Demise.
I PnIlApEIPHIA, March &C. - Whether
Annie Motirath was poisoned or whether
The committed suicide is a question which
Tho Philadelphia police officials have not
yet determined. Langdon, tho man with
whom the girl lived and who was last
with her has thrown no light on the mys-
terry. He is still under arrest
Professor Lehman. who is analyzing
tho contents OF the stomach of the dead
girl said:
"Thus far have found that the stoin-
ach shows nos signs of bilious troubles.
The girls death might have been caused
by morphine or ether There are no indi-
cations that she swallowed laudanum. In
the region Of the heart there were several
blood olots, but I cannot say at present
whether these could cause death "
She had 500 in her pocket whom the
body was found. Langdon has sent for his
counsel, Albert J. Moore and requested
him to send for a physician.
Langdon is said TO be quite IN, but the
nature OF his illness is not known
Captain Of Detectives Miller said. can
nio Mctirath oamo down stairs and order
ed dinner for LanRdon ON Monday after
noon She returned to tho room, and sho
and Langdon were alone together. Later,
when Langdon came down stairs, the girl
was dead
1t has come 20 light that Miss McGrath
was engaged TO be married. and she wore
o solitaire diamond engagement ring
which her fanoe had given her. This
ring was found on Langdon after his ar
rest, together with other iewelry belong
ing 20 the girl.
Police Lieutenant Lyons admits that a
bottle nearly filed with chloroform had
been found in the room. IL came from a
Lrm- .Lnnn lannr Tho Lo.-.n
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
How,s rHIsf

We Offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY a Co. Props. Taiedo. q
We. the undersigned have known r. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years and believe him
tions and financially able to carry out any
obligations mada by their firm.
West e. Trusx, VIII nlesale Druggists. Toledo. o.
Walding. kinnan & Maryip N holesalD Drug
gisfs Toledo, Ohio.
4slrs Cetarrh Cu-a Is taken intarnsuy, ,sot-
~, directly rpOr tie blood ami mucous sur
fncee OF he system erica iic per bottle. SQld
by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26

EArIg Spring Schedule 60 Atlantic oity
via the Pennsylvania Railroad Double
Lines TO the Sea.
Beginning Saturday. March %, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
place its Spring schedule to Atlantic
City In effect. A new seventy FIVE minute
Saturday afternoon express train will
esve Market street wharf, Philadelphia,
at 10 .. m. and a nsW Sunday express
train viii leave Atlantic City at $50 p.
a.. and reach Philadelphia at G so .. m.
Both Of these trains will carry parlor
cars.
The 2lO and 40 p. m weekday
trains and the 9 45 N. Sunday train
from Philadelphia to Atlantic City will
make the run in seventy Ave minutes.
The running time Of the GO D. m
week day express train from PhilGdel
phiA for Atlantic City will be shortened
five minutes
The complete service Of express trains
will be as follows:-
Leave Market street wharf for Atlantic
City, week days, 90 a. m. 21O, $40
Saturdays ouly). 10 and 500 m
Sundays. 40 aud 9 40 m Leave At
lantic City for Philadelphia. week DAYS.
Z 40 and Q 00a NJ. 3 10 and 3 20 p. m.
Sundays, 90, 30 and s COP IN
The accommodation train now leaving
Atlantic City at 2 40 D. m. for Philadel
phia, via Camden aud Atlantic railroad,
will leave a. 24O p. N. under the new
scbedu'e.
Slight charges will also he made in
accommodation trains on the Camden
and Atlantic railroad. Time tables and
full Information can be obtained on
application 70 ticket agents.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
Among smyrna's visitors.

Special correspondence Evening Journal.
SMYRNA, March 9G.-Miss Loulea A
Cummins is the guest OF friends In San
francisco, TO which place she went via
Chicago.
Mrs Mary A. Clark, OF Georgetown, Is
being entertained By Mrs. L r. Chance
Mrs John Wise has returned 10 NeE
Castle after q visit 90 Smyrna friends.
Mics Bessie Lightcsp OF Camden N.
Is visiting her parents hers.
Dr.. F. l.. Grier was 10 Dover yesterday.
Charles w. Skipper left here yester
dsy. to accept a position In Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hoifscker have been
visiting Mrs S l. Bald win st Brooklyn.
Clsrencs Blsdes Of SudleIsyllle, Nd
is visiting in town,
Mrs. Ellen Sparkling, Of Hllsboro,
Nd, Is the guest OF Mrs Alexander
FAIRIES.
Professor Horace Esstburu, Of Mt
Cuba is being entertained by Crawford
Stevens
Rev G w. Green, OF Tobghanna.
Pa, WAS the guest Of George M
Stevenson yesterday.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
no R7hPPORIIONMEET.
Republican Committeeman Wili Meet on
Saturday aud Outline Campaign Work.

Ga Saturday afternoon the Republican
County Committee will meet 90 the
Young Mons Republican Club. As yet
ths state Central Committee has not met
aud Fixed the time for holding tho State
Convention. and It Is not probable that
the time for holding the primaries will be
6xed on Saturday, although the time for
the primaries TO nominate q county ticket
may bs fixed
81 do not believe that there will be
any reapportlonment Of the delegates 10
tbs State Convention said a member o I
the committee to en EvEsIEo JOURNAL
eplrtei this morning.
Evening journal., 1896-03-26
More ousr peIegates Elected.

HARRISBURG, March 26.-The Republic
an conferees OF the Nineteenth congress
sional district met here and elected Charles
II. Mullin of Cumberland county and
Samuel l.. Johns OF Adams county dolc-
gates 10 the national Republican conyon-
tion nt ST. Louis. r.. II. Shindle of York
was chosen presidential elector from the
district Resolutions were adopted indors-
ing Senator Quay for president and in
structing the delegates 20 vote for him as
long as his namo is before the convention.