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The evening times., 1896-03-10
WAS GOULD INSANE?
Financial Worry and PHYSICAL Exer-
tion Not the Greatest DESTROYER
of Human Life.
For Humanity's Sake, After Thirty
six Years of Nerve-Creeping
Slavery, He Tells How He
Was Set Free.

Caldwell. N. j., March 9.-(specian.-
One OF our prominent citizens, S. j. Could
who has suffered terribly from tobacco
tremens, has, in behalf of huma nifty, made
known his frightful experience. In his writ
ten statement. Notwithstanding widespread
attention, he says: II commenced using
tobacco at thirteen; / am now forty nine;
so, for thirty-six years / cbewed, smoked.
snuffcd and rubbed snuff till my skin
turned tOiacco-brown, and cold
sticky perspiration Oozed from my skin
and trickled down my back at the least
exerton or excitement. My nerve, vigor
and my life were being slowly sapped.
l made up my MUD that l had to quit
tobacco or die. l tried to stop tobacco
time and again, but could not. i saw
double and my memory was beyond con-
troll, but l still knew how to chew and
smoke, which l did all day until toward
night, when my system got tobacco soakcd
again. Finally l gave up in despair, as
i thought THAI could not cure myself.
NOW, for suffering humanity, I'll tell
what saved my life. Providence evidently
answeredmygood wife 'spra yersandbrought
toherattentiOna bookletcalled' Don't Tobac-
co Spit and Smoke Your Life way Whata
sermon and warning in these wordsl Just
what l was doing. 1t told about n guar
anteed cure for the tobacco habit, called
No-To-Bac. sent To Druggist Hasler for a
box. Without Il grain OF faith l spit out
my tobacco cud and put into my mouth
Il little tablet upon which was stamped
No-To-Bac. / know it sounds like lie
when l tell you that / took eight Ia bets
the first day, seven the next five the
third day, and all the nerve-creeping
feeling, restlesness and mental depres-
sion was gone. 1t was too good to be
true. II seemed like dream. / used
one box. 1t cost me 81, and it is worth
thousand. gained ten pounds In weight
and lost all desire for tobacco from the
first day. l sleep and eat well, and i
have been benefited in more ways than
can tell.
Il firmly believe No-To-Bac will cure
any case Of tObacco-using II faithfully
tried, and there are thousands of tobacco
slaves who ought TO know how easy it
is To get free. There's happiness in No
To-Bac for the prematurely old men who
think as did that they are old and worn
out, when tobacco is the thing that de-
stroys their vitality and manhood.
The public should be warned, how
ever, against the purchase OF any of the
many limitations on the market. as the
success of No-To-Bac has brought forth
a host of counterretcrs and imitators.
The genuine No-To-Bac is made by The
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago. Montreal,
and New York, and sold under a guarantee
to cure by all druga lists. and every tablet
has the word No-To-Bac plainly stamped
thereon. You run no physical or fiDan- !
cial risk in purchasing the genuine article"
The evening times., 1896-03-10
SILVER AND PROHIBITION
Projected New Party With These
Principal Planks.
VIII Inciud. Disaffected Mem
bers OF Several Old Parties.

Pittsburg, Pa, March 1O.-Prepara ra tiens
have been completed for the conference
OF political schismatics TO he held at old
City Hall. Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week. at which time il is
expected that all schisms will be cast aside
and a united new third party will be pitted
against the two great political bodies.
The name of the new party has not yet
been made known, but lis platform will en-
body two broad principles-the equal COIN
age of gold and silver at the ratio OF
16 to /. and the abolition OF the liquor
traffic. perhaps through the Swiss sys-
TEN of initiative and rcferndum.
The executive committee of the con-
ference committee met today for the purpose
Of mapping out the program OF The con-
ference.
Wednesday morning addresses Will he
made by Hon. e. F. Stewart and Hon. Ed
ward Evans. Wednesday night Jacob s.
Coxcy. Of CommCnwe.il fame. will speak
from O'Clock until 10:45 on THE cur
rcncy and control of the liquor traffic
through the initiative and referendum"
The subject of the speech TO be delivered by
Hon. Gideon Stewart of Norwalk, O.. VIII
bc"The reform OF a Political reform party"
The promoters Of the new party sent out
25s invitations TO all parts OF the United
States, selecting delegates from all dis
satisfied factions, prohibitionists. popu-
lists, free silverites. woman suffra gists,
srcenbackerS. etc. SiXty-four replies have
been received.
Thirty -four of these favor immediate
political action in the shape of a new
partyasa panIcca for the maj ton slls Twenty
nine are non -committal, and nearly all
favor equal coinage on the basis of 16
TO !, and the aboiition of the drink traffic.
Secretary Swoger was unable TO give
an estimate OF the strength OF the party as
represented in the convention tomorrow,
nor could he anticipate the number of
delegates who would attend The delegates
are pledged TO Pittshurg as the place for
holding gtheirnai ionalcOnventio .andMay2O,
81 and 22 the dates for the convention, which
will place in domination candidates for
President and Vice President of the United
States.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
LARGE PAPER FAILURE.
Holyoke Firm Goes Under With Heavy
Liabilities.

Springfield. Mass, March iO.-The Albion
Paper Company, OF Holyoke. is unable to
meet obligations, and meeting OF the
creditors is called for Saturday afternoon.
The failure was entirely unexpected. All
notes at the bank have been met up to today
and no attachments are recorded, but the
officers say there is no prospect of relief
and refused to borrow more. Those close
to the company say the debts amount to
much over half million, some placing
the liabilities at $TO0,OU0. The creditors
VIII attempt to organize new company to
protect their interests.
The assets are a mill plant, estimated ut
over 100000. and twelve mill powers
OF water power valued at ST %, 900, but
the bills receivable are small.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
Director Sims Removed.

New York. March 0.-The members of the
New York Mining Exchange yesterday by
vote removed George V. Sims as a director.
He was charged with failure TO meet his
pengagements made on the floor OF the
exchange and with refusal TO make an ;ic-
counting for moneys received by him for
the exchange. Sims threatens legal pro-
ceedings. He was chiefly Instrumental in
organizing the exchange, which began b6si-
ness on February 20 last.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
SUIT FOR A SI22,OOO FEE.
New York Lawyer Wants Pay for Al
big Deal in London.

New York Lawyer Wants Pay for Al
Big Deal in London.
New York, March IO.-Suit was COM
menced before Justice Davis in the supreme
court today by Lawyer Felix l.. Murphy
against Franklin Murphy for 81 122.OOO, al
legged to be due as commission on extensive
sales.
Franklin Murphy is the proprietor of a
number OF varnish manufacturing estab-
lishments operated throughout the country.
In $50 he wanted to sell out his plants ana
engaged Attorney Murphy to negotiate for
him. 1t is alleged by Felix Murphy that he
went to Europe and succeeded in selling out
for the defendant for 100000. The sale,
it is alleged. was made to Edgar Fairweather.
According TO the stated agreement. Attor-
ney Murphy was TO get 5per cent on the sale.
Mr. Frederick Coudcrt, who appeared for
the defendant. says that there was no sale
whatever, and that the alleged negotiations
were never completed. The claim is there
fore disputed.
The evening times., 1896-03-10

Better Protection for the Seals.
Port Townsend. Wash, March 1O.-It
was learned here yesterday that the Treas
ury Department has isued orders to fit out
and prepare for immediate service all rev.
enue cutters now on the Pacific coast. 1t
is believed to be the intention ofthe Treasury
Department tOeXercise emOrevigilanceduring
the coming season than heretofore and
to prevent. il possible, the wholesale
slaughter Ofseals within Unprotected zone
The evening times., 1896-03-10
Il. & O. RELIEF FUND.

Court Requires the Company to Ac-
count for Trust Moneys.
Baltimore. Md. March 10.-Jndge Harlan
has signed an order requiring the Balti-
more Il Ohio Railroad Company to show
cause by March % why il should not pay
into court all the fun1s held i'm trust for the
Baltimore & Ohio Employees Relief Asso-
citation, amounting to something like $780,
600. and why new trustee should not be
appointed.
1t is alleged that the company instead of
investing the money for the benefit of
the association has turned it into its own
Golfers. and now accounts for il with the
floating debt.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
bismarck I'm Good Health.

Berlin. March 1O.-Persons who have re-
Gently visited Prince Bismarck at Friedrichs-
ruhe describe the eX-chanceliOr as being in
unusually good health. His conversatio is
as animated and as witty as ever. He
has accepted the proposition OF the resi-
dents OF Hamburg To hold the customary
torch light procession in his honor on the
occasion of the eight.-rirst anniversary OF
The evening times., 1896-03-10
MASS MEETINGS FOR CUBA.
Enthusiastic Speeches and IA Demon
81 ratton ar Pensa enIn

EnthusiaStic Speeches and a Demon
stratiOn at Pensacola.
Pensacola, Fla, March 10.-One of the
largest and most enthusiastic meetings
ever held in Pensacola was held at the
opera house last night, to express the feeling
or the people regarding Cuba.
The meeting was presided over by Mr..
J. S. Leonard. who, after a short address,
gave way to the following speakers:
Rev. DR.. H. S. Berger, Hon. John S. Beard
and Hon G. B. Parkhir. The speeches We're
able and comprehensive. and the eDi husiasm
of the attendance could hardly have been
controlled. The feeling was unanimous
for the recognition OF the Cubans. The
rostrum was draped with United States and
Cuban flags nd the result OF thelarge gat ther
ing was all that could be desired. A contri-
button of over $500 was made In few
minutes.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
TALE OF ALLEY LOVE.
Charlie at the Hospital, Harry Is Miss
Ing and Ada Weeps Alone.

Charlie Boykins and Harry Lewis both
love. Each has centered his affections on
Ada Green. All three, who are colored.
went to church last night.
There was not a ripple on the tranquil
current of their existence until the singing
and the sermon were over. and then both
both made a break for Ada. With one
voice they asked if they might see her home.
Ada smiled at Harry and smiled ut
Charlie. Then she took the latter's arm and
started forth. Harry carried half a brick
to the corner of Sixth and C streets and
waited. When the lovers passed he threw
the brick.
Now Charlie is at the Emergency Hos
pital with a fractured skull, and the po-
lice are looking for Harry, while Ada
weeps alone and uncOmforted.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
s,.an, Yachts Long Trip.

New London, Conn. March 1O.-Steam
yacht Eleanor. .Of;he New York Yacht Club,
Scott, master; wiilism A. Slater. owner,
arrived in this hart or at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon from Il trip around the wcr!d.
having hcen absent since October %,
1894, in which time she travcrscd 42,406
nautical miles and did it almost without
mishap, only trifing> delays having been
experienced during the entire voyage.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
IS A SLICK SwINDLER.
Elderly st. Louis Man VictimiZed
,JackSOnYille Citizens

Elderly ST. Louis Man VicttmiZed
Jacksonville Citizens.
Jacksonville, March 10.-Two warrants
were issued here yesterday for DIR. Lake
McGhee, charging him W ith obtaining
money under false preteDses. McGhee is
a fine-loOking elderly man, who came here
from st. Louis several weeks agc,s and
made many friends.
He claimed to be representing Il new
building and loan company, of Atlanta.
and, being coed talker. soon persuaded
a number of persons to take stock in his
company. He disappeared last week, and
about that time several OF the persons, who
had subscribed for stock in the building
and loan company learned that Mr.. Nc
Ghee had never forwarded their money
to the Atlanta headquarters.
The evening times., 1896-03-10

Best permanent remedy
ever di covered for Rhcu.
matism. Ample testimonials
to. prov. its wonderful eff
cacy. The I.C. Il. Chemical
CO., Washington, Dc.
Trade supplied by Z. s.
Leadbeater & Sons and F. A.
Tschifely.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
The Limit.

the sultan.
"Oh. go on rcjoined the Circassian dam
sci he was sparkling.
Hope to die!" insisted his ma jesty.
"Yo1 are the 465th, and 46o is my limit
Detroit Tribune.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
Delega,es for Mckinley In Two State,

Delegates for Mckinley In Two States.
PaDa. H., March 1O.-Thc Christian
county Republican conventio ion today nomi-
mated county ticket and inGorsed Will
lam NJ. Mckinley for President and John
r. Tanner for governor.
Warren. Ohio, March 1O.-Delcgatcs.
representing five counties. went on record
as unit for Mckinley forPresidcnt at the
Nineteenth district Republican convention
In Warren today. Congressman 8. A.
Northway was renominated by accla-
nation.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
Hcart Disease the Cause

Heart Disease the Cause.
Mrs. Mary Gertman died suddenly last
night at her home, No. 342 Jackson street,
Anacostia. The cause is thought to have
been heart disease. Deceased was the wife
Of AdOlphus Gertman, and was fifty-two
years old.
The evening times., 1896-03-10

Richmond Looking for a Murderer.
Richmond, Va, March 10.-Dcputy sergt
Scott, who was shot by the negro pris-
oner Evans Saturday night at Danville,
Is dead. Evans is still at large. The gov
ernor has Offered 500 for his capture.
The evening times., 1896-03-10
A Paradox.

Curious. isn't it, that, as general thing,
ladies' who do fancy work don't fancy
work.-Nlwaukee Illustrated News.
The evening times., 1896-03-10

WANTED-YOung man. %, American,
wishes situation with private family,
taking care OF horses and INA king hims elf
generally useful. ROBERT f. WILSON,
312 12th st. NV. mh1O-3t
The evening times., 1896-03-10
You Are Quite Sure
Wash. H. Williams
Half of Sale {.

of get ing the freshest goods at any of my
stores all TIE time. My goods don't get
chance to brco stale
The evening times., 1896-03-10
INSURANCE STATEMENTS

STATEMENT OF the coB,iulOn OF Ih,,
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE COM
fANf OF New York. State or New York
ON The 3lst day OF December, 1895. as re-
CURED by act OF Congress, approved July
The evening times., 1896-03-10

STATEMENT OF the condition of THE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA, Of Richmond, State OF
virginia, on the THIRT Y-FIRST day
OF DeceInber, 1895, as required by
Act or Congress, approved July ~,
lS91
The evening times., 1896-03-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MISCEIIANEOES

TRY JARVIS fresh picked crab
meat: IL is the best: picked fresh
every da here in the city. 1893 '. ST. NV.
NH 10 3t-em
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as soon as their purchases
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Sample of portraits and
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How to care Yourself while s.,aa I,

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Baco-Curo 10 not a substitute, but Il
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TERMS OF ssBscRnPTios.
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