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Evening journal., 1896-02-07
ELvIN MURDER case CLOSED.
Much Interest Manifested ms 60 VIII l
the Jury's Verdict win BE.

Much Interest Manifested Ra 60 VIII 9
the Jury's Verdict win BE.
WEsT CHESTER, Feb 7.--At II o'clock
yesterday Judge Waddell began his
charge to the jury In the ElvIn murder
case. and by l o'clock be hsd finished
The morning session was principally
taken up by counsel for the prisoner.
Thomas Lack aud Assistant District
Attorney w. w MscEiree In their
speeches TO the jury, each speaking
nearly two hours. They reviewed the
csse In all It's detAils, aud their respective
appeals to the jury at times we're very
forcible TIE court r)om Was crowded
but the quiet which the large audience
observed was complete and told in It's
way Of the great In crest as to the result
OF the tris'.
The jury will return q verdict during
TO dav
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
eomcrvillr eublncrrc,l.

SOaERvILLE n. j., Feb. e. The water
in the Raritan river hccamo SO high last
night that it flooded the flroroom OF the
Raritan water works. The fires were put
out by the flood, and this town and Rnri-
tan are without water for any purpose.
The famine has caused great deal of dis
tress in both places. The Raritan river is
25 feet higher than its normal lcyci. The
river and canal. usually 200 yards apart,
are now one stream. The wooden mills
here were flooded yesterday afternoon. the
fires in the furnaces extinguished, and
work had to be suspended. The large iron
bridge at FleminGton crossing the Rari-
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

rrxxIss AND SMALL cBzfcz CAN
sn aAr AT 1HK COUNTING 3ooH.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Social and PersonaI Notes.

Mrs George Carter and niece, Mas
Ethel Armstrong, are visiting relatives
nesr Baldwin, Nd
NJ T. Toft. Of the EVENING JOURNAL
who has been seriously i'll for several
weeks, is slowly getting better.
Miss Erz lbehh Bringhurst will spend
Sunday with Miss Anne Trainer, al
Trainer Pa.
Mrs James f Newman, OF Alexandria
Va, is visiting her sister Mrs.. Frank
Stout. WI o Is seriously III Rt her homs
No 1906 Delaware avenue.
William D. Gentry, the s vsgss, N.
M orator, is registered at the Merritt
House.
Mrs. c. A. W, Frishmouth Is eatertsin
ing Mrs. Elmer NJ. Mount. Miss Helen
Frishmuth and Elmer Nj Mount, Jr., Of
Jersey City.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Bender. Of Por
Penn, are visiting in ths city.
Mrs John NJ. Lynch. Of near Frederick,
Is visiting Mrs. Mary Gee in this city.
Miss Lucille Watts, Of No 69O West
Sixth street, went to Baltimore TO day.
She will also visit Washington friends
before she returns home.
The Misses Anderson, OF Baltimore
who have been the guests of Miss Adele
Phillips, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. William Il. Watts Is on visit tc
friends in Baltimore and Washington.
Miss e. Tabltha Watts is spend
ing few days at Townsend and ST
Cecilton, Md.
Miss Rosalle Robinson Is spending 5
few days in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Gellatly, of Pail
adeIphis, are the guests Of Miss Walton,
on West street.
J. b. Mehaify, of this city. wac Ia
Resdlng yesterday at the opening OF ihe
new telephone system, and the inaugu-s
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
rhe aranhla GcllIng EseIted.

LONDON. Feb. THE Graphic says In
an editorial: IF the French mean busi-
ness in their dispute with Brazil, the
American jingocs Will have another chance
for a war scare. Probably they win not
take it because they are aware that France
is less lilSoly than we 70 stomach q bully
ing. We have yet TO learn that it is posi-
bic to overdo an expressed anxiety f0r
peace. 1t begins by making us the laugh
ing stock of tho world and sometimes ends
by making war inevitable" "
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
About smyrna FoIIx.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
SMYRNA Feb 7-H Clifton C0llias,
with Strswbridge and .Cothier. Philadel
phia, is home for two weeks
Mrs Robert Denny is the guest Of Mrs.
James Smith st Dover
Miss Florence Gossaway. OF Baltimore,
Is being entertained by Mrs w. G Hull
Those in attendance at thu funeral OF
Mrs jacob Yeinbsrger we're Mr.
aud Mrs Jacob Gegeuhelmer, Fred
Gegenheimer and wife, the Misses
Gsgenhelmer and Mrs. Krott,
OF Philadelphia; Mrs. Weggen-
mann and daughter. Of New Castle, and
Harry Raleigh and wife, OF Chesapeake
City.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
The Yurunn Amlr.

LONDON, Feb 7.-Tho Chronicle says
this morning that it learns from good au-
thoriiy that partial settlement between
Great Britain and Venezuela has beon
effected, OF is on the verge'of being effect.
cd It adds that it believes the settlement
refers to tho Yuruan affair, which consist.
ed Of the arrest Of British officials By Ven
ezueluns, for which Great Britain demand
ed the payment of ca indemnity. Tho lat
ter has held that this affair IS entirely
separate from the boundary dispute.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Miss Nethersole and Her Company.

Mics Olga Nsthersole, who made such
brilliant success in America last year,
has started on her t)ur under the
management OF Daniel and Charles
Frohmen. She has several plays never
acted before 10 English In this country.
prominent among them being Carmen
OF Henry Hamilton. a new version OF
Denise" and Miss Nethetsole's original
version of "Camills The Frohmans
have aui rounded the celebrated English
actress with superior company, among
them bsing Ernest Leicester, Mr. aud
Mrs. Luigi Lablsche, Miss Alexes
Leighton and William Farren, Jr. All
OF these have made names for themselves
In Europe Miss Nethersol's leading
lady is Miss Efis Shannon. OF the Lyceum
Theatre stock company. Miss Nethersole
and company will appear here next
Tuesday night February IL.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
FisI,ipe schooner wrecked.

RocKLAND, Me, Feb 7.-Tho fishing
schooner Alice Raymond, bound from this
port for Gloucester went nshoro OF Rag.
ged island in severe snowstorm and be.
came a total loss. Captain John Dowull
and crew got ashore by means Of a line,
their small boat being smashed
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Damage TO Vow England RaIlroad.

HARTFORD, Feb. THE New England
rnilrond suffered severely from the heavy
rainfall nt many points along its lines
south Of this city Bad washouts occurred
at Forestville and at other places. There
was a washout on the Valley road at
Rockhin, and passengers and mails were
transferred.
A passenger train on the Providence d.
vision of the New England narrowly es-
capped being wrecked at Plainville, whore
q bad washout occurred
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Those nookn Arn n.nnrlns.

We have few copies Of beautiful
work, handsomely bound, coutaining sev
ersl hundred pictures Of high artistic
merit, which will be sold st 81. 70 copy,
which Is about one fourth the publica
tion price. Also some copies OF Rand and
NcNally's Cyclopedia at 81 %, worth
four time5 the price asked. Can be seen
At the EvRrtRG JOURNAL cfice.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
NIcnrnrun Crfs Trcifcd.

PANAMA, Feb. 7.-Passengcrs arriving
at this port from Central America report
an unsettled state Of affairs I'm Nicaragua.
lt is reported that attempts are being
made 20 overthrow the government OF
President Ielnyn Several arrests have
been made among prominent leaders Of
Leon, who are moving 20 have the capital
changed from Managun 10 Leon.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
OR Upset nvn wn,bout

MIL wSs upset In South Wilmington In a
peculiar way. Waters OF the Chrlstiana
came up aud washed out the track fcun-
datiou under the car and toppled It over
This morning force OF workmen 70
loaded tho rails and removed the car.
The railroad companies cent cut forces
Of workmen on hand cars TO repair
washed tracks and other railroad prop
cry that lad 10 ,oded
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Charged with Forging a Pension.

NASHUA n. H., Feb. z. - Michael
Marsh was arrested here by United States
Marshal Campbell on the charge OF fOrg-
ing pension claim for $3.50 in 1898. The
forgery was committed, it is claimed, in
the northern part Of New York state. The
prisoner will appear before United States
Bail Commissioner Crawford at Manches-
ter, whore he has been taken.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Wnnt. tn t.. .nn-llar

CHESTER Feb Hon. Ward r.
Bliss is candidate for speaker Of the
Rouse OF Representatives &C Harrisburg.
Mr. Bliss has bean urged by his friends
to come out, but did not take any sctIon
until he had consulted Congressman
Robinson. in cr'er TO ascertain n Il
interferod with his plans Mr. Robinson
assured him that 10 dia not, bat might
help them. Mr.. Bliss makes 4 popular
rerresentativa from this county.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
zcltunlis nendv 40 snrre,dcr.

LONDON, Fob. THE Times has a dis
patch from Constantinople which says
that the Zeitunlis have informed the con-
suls that thcy are willing to surrender
thoir weapons of war, while retaining the
hunting weapons they usually carry
They demand a Christian governor and
administration
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
nnmnrn nt Nrninrhnrr.

WATERBURY,, Conn, Feb. Tho worst
storm that has been known here for 25
years swept over this section Of the state,
inundating many of the principal streets
of the city, flooding business houses wash
ing out roadways and causing a damage
of from $40, 900 to $50, 900.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
PoLIrrnAL

nArMINa 80 rInAroIAL.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
storm In wyoming valley.

WmKEsBARRE Pa, Feb. THE wyo.
ming valley was visited by violent wind
and rain storm. Great damage was done
to property. Buildings wero unroofod and
In some cases blown down. Fences were
demolished and trees uprootod. AT Ashley
tho roof was blown off the Methodist
church and the car shops Of the Central
road of New Jersey damaged TO the extent
of AZ 0OO
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
The Lehigh a Roaring Torrent.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb Tho three
rivers centering here, tho Lohigh, Little
Lehigh and Jordan, are roaring torrents,
All manufactures on the lowlands were
compelled 70 shut down, the water flood
ing the lower floors. Such a sudden and
tremendous rise was nevor experienced
here before Great damage has been done.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
supper for the aIsses Lench J..

During their stay In this city the
Misses Leach were entertained By Mr
and Mrs. Alfred Robinson. Ga Wsdnes-
day night pleasant little supper was
given in their honor, at which these
we're present: Me and Mrs George
Sparks. Or and Mrs l.. A Kistinger. d
Wendell Hubbard, Mlss Robinson, Miss
Martha Robinson, William Goodwin aud
Miss Louise Elliott.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
verdict Aroins. NON York Central.

OswEGo, n. Y. Ecb. THE jury has
awarded Mary Franco Of this city a vor-
dict against the New York Central rail
road for $1,000. The husband Of Mrs.
France, n fireman, was killed in the Carl
yon disaster, which occurred - years ago.
since which time the case has been In the
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
columbla sprlncs COMPANY rails.

CLEVELAND, Feb. The Columbia
Springs company doing business in sew
eral states, and with headquarters at Now
port. Ky. has filed decd Of assignment
60 John NJ Honnody of tho probate court
here. Tho dehts Of the company aggregate
$l72,0 000i assets not stated.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Convicted and Sentenced For Arson.

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 7-Beniamin
+. Townsend, convicted in the superior
criminal court Of arson in burning the
barn of George P Calhoun. in Rutland,
was sentenced by Judge Sherman under
the minimum and maximum law to not
less than five nor more than ten years IN
state prison
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
"my Unoien AZ the Biiou.

Sam T. Jack ranks high among the
Purveyors Of smusements for the general
public aud dozen companies on the
road acknowledge his management. OF
them the company now playing at The
Bijou is one of the best It Is full OF
pretty girls and clever special artists
aud the play My Uncle From New York
gives ample opportunity for them 10
shine Tbs plot is a hodge podge Of wine,
women, song, dance, folly and romsncs
and that 1t strikes q public chord was
shown last evening ia the hearty ep
plause sccorded by the large audience
tbat witnessed its production My
Uncle" will appear again to night aud to
morrow afternoon aud evening
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Oner

At the Opera House Last Night.
Rush City" q farce comedy, was
played to a small audience at the Opera
House last night During It's progress
the ordinary situations developed and
the usual singing and dancing specislties
were introduced. The members OF the
company we're not unusually clever.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
NracI. suner. rrom rlood.

NYAoK, n. Y, Feb. Tho heavy
storm inundated the business portion OF
this place, causing several thousands Of
dollars damage. Stores and houses were
flooded and their contents ruined. The
streets IN tho center Of the town were Inn
passable for several hours except by boats.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
mAnn,nl,

WRIGHT-klNG.- AZ Jiiion NJ. r rafs,n.
age, 5lj Jefiefson r,-t. uu Mpndav sv~Ging,
February g. 1895. h. Rev. John ID. & Hanna
Howard J Wight. OF Wilmington, and Miss
Emma King. Of Philadelphia.
MoUsLEY--MON1 GOMFRY.- AZ Urion
NJ. u. parsonage, on Mon as ,venii Y Feb.
ruary 3 lsN. hg n,v- ], hn ID. a. Hanna
gomory, n,th ot Ninii, gtou
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
PossIble serIes Of panoe..

A circle composed Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sellers, Mr and Mrs. George
Chambers, Mr. and Mrs Sterling Thomas,
Harry Fritz and Miss Msy Candy, Is
contemplating a series OF dance to be
given In the New Century Club building
If decided up1n, tbs da1c ss will taxa
place duriag the mex two months.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

tan river was washed away Two mon
were driven across the bridge at the time
and were carried away with il. They clung
TO a floating tree and were saved THO
horse was drowned.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Trnin In thc River.

LOWELL JUNCTION, Mass. Feb. 7.-Thc
train from Boston ran into washoui
near Ballnrdynle Station. The train was
we'll filled, but no ono was injured. About
SO feet OF both tracks orc washed out, and
tho combination chr Is in tho ditch
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
srREEr . SEWER DEpARrmENr SALE

STREET q SEWER DEPARTMENT T SALE
CTREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT.
By virtue Of a warrant OF the Mayor Of ths
City OF Whining on, 10 us directed, VIII ba
exposed nc public sale af so'cl' ok y. m, on
TUESDAY, THE EIGHTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, A. d 1895.
NJ the County Court House, IN the City of
Wilmington, sew Castle county and Stale or
Delaware, u ihose certain lots or pieces OF
land situated In the city OF Wilmington
Aforesaid;
No l. Beeinnlng at the inierae ction formed
by The sOutheriy side Of Naryl nd avenue
with the westerly atuoOf stroud street; thence
southerly by said soe Of stroud street one
hundred feet 10 a corner; thence westerly
parallel with Mary land avenue forty feet to
with Stroud street one hundred feet 70 the
aforesaid side of Maryland avenue and thelce
ihsr by Castorly forty feet 10 the place OF be-
ginning. BE the contents thereof What they
mny.
No. 2. Beginning at a point on the easierly
side of Cityn ont ttftcr at he distance oi one
hundred feet s0utherly ON he southerly
ii. OF ~hal cross avenue corner ~ w or late
Of NJ. NJ Chi ds aad tiilt paf US itr q; thenco
eneterly by line of said Chi cs ard COmpany's
land and parallel with shsllcfoss avente one
hundred feet 10 corber;thence southerly and
parallel with CLAYTON street 6fty f.et to cor
ner; hence westerly psral el with the first
dts iih. line one h ndrtd feet 20 the afore-
said side of Clayton etrt 81. and thence tnere-
by nOrfherly hfty feet 10 tie place OF Begin
ming Pc the contents thereof what they may
Select md nken IN execution as the
by THE BOAkD OF nlRf CTOKS OBJ THE
STRICT AND SEWER PREPAYMENT.
n. B.-1 he above named properties are 70 De
sold 10 satisfy lien thereon for sewers
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
nnssInn NInrc ID Cnren.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. THE Russian
government has appointed Colonel Sire
bitsky to the post of military agent in
Seoul. This is considered TO be a move Of
mora than ordinary importance.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Prominent Glass manufacturer Dead.

CHICAGO, Feb. flames II. Rice OF the
James II. Rice company, one of the largest
manufacturing export concerns in the
plato glass industry in America, is dead.
Mrs Rice his wife, died on Tuesday, and
the two will be buried together, probably
t.I.rt
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
coney leland Iron picr Damaged.

BROOKLYN, Feb. Part Of the new
iron pier at Conoy Island has been swept
away by the storm. The damage Is est-
mated at 1000
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
40 Drowncd nt Pottsto,sn.

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Feb. Tho bridge
across the Manatawney crock from the
Warwick furnace was swept away by the
heavy food, and eight Hungarian workmen
narrowly escaped death. Two Others were
drowned
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
pnstmnsiers AnnnInted.

WASHINGTON, Feb, THE following
fourth class postmasters have been APP
pointed;
New Jersey-Lindenwald, George schu-
macher.
Pennsylvania Horatio, J. f. Blandy.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
WIN Give n rheatre Partv

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grlggs have is
sued Invitations for theatre party 30
ses Oga Nsthsrsole on next Tu sdsy
night The entertainment will wiad up
Hitn q supper.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
EIrn Ii WhIlnhnII.

WHITEHALL, y. Y, Feb. AT Fort
Ann fire destroyed the house, stables and
outbuildings of Charles Fenton. The loss
will be $4,000; partly covered by insur-
ance Origin Of the fire unknown.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

A Des Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent eoldl conclud, d to
try an old remedy in Lew way and &C
cordingly took tablespoonful (tour times
the usual dose) OF ChsmberlAin's COnRh
Rsmedy just bslore going 60 bed Toe
next morning she found that her cold had
almost entirely disappeared. During the
day shs took fe@ dosas Of the remedy
Zone teaspoon.ul at a tims) aud at hight
again took a tablesp ,oniul before going to
ped and on tha f0iic1ing morning Rwoke
free from all symptoms Of the cold. Since
then che has on several ocessious, used
this remedy in like manner. with the same
good results aud Is much elsted over her
discovery Of 50 quick way OF curing a
cold. For sale by z. James Belt, druggist,
corner Sixth and Market atraets
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Bocomine an Expert whip.

Henry G. Psnnypacker is becoming
Que Of the expert whips Of the city.
Recently he displayed remarkable skill
ia handling the ribbons of two 6ue bays
driven ed tandem. The turn out'wai Ahaud
some one, the harness being Of tan nth
brass mountings.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
The storm In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb Tho heavy rain
has caused a big rise In the Schuylkill and
Delaware rivers, and great damage has re.
eulfo1
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

Mrs. Emily ThorEe, who resides al
Toledo, Washington siys she has never
been tble 70 Hrocu g any madeline foI
quietly and Ell ualy as Cham ber'ain's
Pain Balm and that hss ais, used "
for lalue back With Sest succe 3 For
sale by 4 James Belt, druggist corner
Sixth ard Market 8 rect.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
Musical aud Social,

IA pleasant musical and social was
held at the home OF Mrs G. A w. Frish-
muth last night The musical was under
the auspices Of the Indies Cuban Aid
Society, and a pleasing program was
rendered by Benjamin Rawnsley, Miss
Bertha Weyl. Miss Eta Brad ford and
Me-. Wallsmith. During the intermission
chocolate and waters, lemonade and cake
were served. The table WAS artistlcally
decorated with smilax and carnations
The latter part Of the evening dancing
was indnlged in. Those present were
Miss Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph De
Soto, Mrs. John Wallsmitb, Miss
Lizzie Wallsmth, Miss Reeves,
Miss Alma Hamilton Morrison,
Mics Helene Frismutb Mount, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor. Master Elmer M.
Mount, Jr., Miss ElisRbeth Carlisle, Mrs
Weyl, Mr.. and Mrs. George Middleton,
Mrs. Winfield Starr, Miss Bsrtha Weyl,
Miss Adeline Wells. Miss Martin, Mr.
aud Mrs. James H. Wright, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris Smith, Mrs j w. Aydon,
Mrs. George o. Moore, Mics AIdon,
Mr., and Mrs. Southland. Mrs Grant
Riggs. Mr.. and Mrs. George Roberts,
Mrs. Elmer M Mount, Jersey City; Mrs
William Huber
A silver Offering was taken, aud a
neat sum realized for ths Cuban patriots
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

This sve1'ng the Junior Order oi
American No chAnics will give q compli-
mentRTg entertainment In tho Ora, d
Opera House vt which addresses Will q
msde by General l T Parker and Rev
Merritt Hulburd S 7 d Zoe mnsictl
program will be rendered, ard an anus.
Ing hurIIsque given.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
A Pleasant Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party was given
lest evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Napoleon Adams No. 659 Bennett street
The gay party was led by Miss Clsrs
Soyce, and most enjoyable evening was
spent with games, vocal and instrumental
music. Refreshments, etc Among those
present were the Misses Edith
Ridgewsy. Maggie Nowlsnd, Clara
Bcyce, Ella Willis, Mamie Willis, Mary
Cantler, Beulah Oantler, Katie Writ.
Katie Preston, Carrie Walthers,
Barbara Walthers, Carrie Adams.
John Lane. John Rsssatt
David Mills, George Cantler, william
Behringer, Charles Adams Walter
Parrish, Harry Parrish, A. W. Deuoy, w.
y. Church, Lewis Brsdway, John White.
Bsrs Nutter md Samuel HodgekIss.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
saIem's Unpreoedsnted rides.

sALEAf, Feb IA storm Of unusual
past tWenty-iOur hours The storm has
abated TO some extent, but a strong
surrounding lands are flooded. Citizens
residing on Griffith street, Hancock
street and Acton avenue have expert
encea some unpleasantness by having
the tirst foors Of their residences COW
cred with tide water. compelling them
to flee to tha second floors, The dam
surrounding John Q Da7is's ice pond In
the rear OF Grant street, has psr tally
gone out and large number Of men are
ct work on the breach In order to prevent
destruction to adjoining properties.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
lTtMs O. INTER- ST.

Humorlst-"You didn't print that Joke
sent TO you yesterdayfn EditOr-"Jok-? Why
that it WAS prescription for insomnia -
Syrh Cuse Post.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
AmsIIoan Meeh anIes to EntsrtaIn.

For pleasant evening 90 to the vii
n inRton B cycle Clubs fair.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

Pedal your way With us to the bloJ c.s
show, Tenth and Orange.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07
IN THE SOCIAL SPHERE
Pleasant Events Which Are
TraHspiring E very Day.
THSArRE. PARTIES AND sUPP8Rs

Tho Misses Lsech the Guests OF Honor at
Pretty EntsrtaInmsnt while In the
City-othoE Affairs of Iutsrest- Tide OF
Travel TO and From the City.
All COMMUNICATIONS intended for insertion
IN this coiamn should be addressed 10 Society
Edltor. care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
munic stions should be written on one side Of
tna Taper only.
Evening journal., 1896-02-07

Tho record ci remarkable cures effected en-
ahr as iIuihfuliy 10 say that Hood s Sarsa-
imrllia is The only true blood puriher prOmi-
neatly in he public eye to-day.
liuud'a Pills arc the best family cathartic
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure
You SAY her marriage was a fRilurf2N
We'll. dcn't know what else 60 call IT, Not
hslt OF ihe 'ule who weie invited cAme -
letIuit lrllune.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1896-05-22
DR.. Lafferty's Sayings.
From the Richmond Christian Advocat
tfav 1Ath

TFrom the Richmond Christian Advocate
May 14th.
A mans countenance does not tell what he is
more plainly than the atmosphere which sur
rounds him You come from the presence OF
some men as from walk in fragrant fields at
evening you leave the company Of others con-
scious of pig-pen doors, and impatient for
bath and new linen.
The little one came and went, and we Won
dered what it all meant Now it begins to
dawn upon US that the other end Of the cord
which he tied about our hearts is fastened to
the throne of God.
some men abuse good cause, not because
they hate it, but because they know no other
way of Quieting their consciences concerning
it.
1t is the cherished hope of the sluggish saint
that if he comes anywhere in the neighbor-
hood of heaven, mercy will count him in.
1t seems to be a fond conceit with some peo-
pie that God sees them only when they are
sitting in church.
| 1t is an unoeasing temptation to abuse men
who cannot see what we see so clearly.
| If we want some men to call US brave and
brilliant we have only to give the rein to our
| tongues.
| The light in which to read the Book is the
light which streams from heaven upon the
path Of obedience.
| Are we what our surroundings have MADE
us, or are our surroundings what we have
made them?