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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29
FACTS ARE STUBBORN.
If Belfast People are not Convinced
by Local Testimony they Differ
from other People.

Our readers must have noticed in the past two
papers like mushrooms in meadow and follow
ing the Plethora of ''cures" the general public
nave turned remarkably skeptical. Facts are de-
manded, but it has become also essential to know
who supplies them, where they are FROM in fine
whom have you cured. Doubling Thomas will not
accept at par incredible cures the other side of
the continent. He wants it at home. "Gve us
some neighbor. then l will believe" is what he
asks for. Well, Doan's Kidney Pills do this Call
1t what you like, at home, local neighbors' testi
mony, you ca always ascertain the truth of it
without leaving the city limits. Here is case:
MIR. O. A. Hopkins of No. Bay View street,
says "About six months ago, my kidneys com.
menced to bother me, at least think it must have
been them, for at that time commenced to have
steady aching pain across the small of my back
1t bothered me more less all the time until l
advertised and highly recommended and l went
over to kilgore y Wilson's drug store and go
them and used them directed. The steady aching
pain left me and l haven't felt it since. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me. They we're the only medi-
cine took so must credit them with doing the
work. will recommend Doans Kidney Pills to
my friends as remedy that can be depended
upon
Price so cents per box, for sale by all dealers
or mailed by FosterMilburn Co, Buffalo n Y ,
sole agents for the United States
Remember the namt, DOAN'S, and take no sub
sttute.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29

The first 10c. cigar ever sold for &C. wa.
the genuine belfast" This brand has been
held up to the high standard, as when it was
first introduced about two years ago The
sale on this cigar has grown steadily until at
the present time you will hardly lind cigar
sre in Eastern Maine which does not sell
more "BELFASr" tn an any other.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29

What can be more enjoyable than to be
eolnfortably seated in big armchair in
pretty, cosy room, with a few intimate
trends, discussing something between
heaven and earth, while you puff away on
genuine BELFAST &C.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29
RULES,

1. Every month during 1897 in each of the distri
prizes will be awarded as follows
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1897-04-29

New ADVERTISEMENTS R. II. Coombs &
Son, furniture, etc, 10 and Y Main street,
Belfast, mean business, and will offer some
special inducement from week to week to at
tract share of the public patronage. This
week they quote prices in baby carriages
and illustrate bargain in that line. Cameras
and Photographic supplies, including few
"of the Ray" cameras, at 81, and the best IS
camera made. A few solid walnut marble
top chamber suits at half price, and line of
white iron beds very low. Special attention
to undertaking, and the best goods at the
lowest prices. -. The headquarters for tin
ware and kitchen goods is at M. l.. Mitchell's
115 High street. Garden hose, blue flame
Oil stoves, lamp shades of all kinds, enamel
ware, aluminium tea kettles, etc, at lowest
prices. -. Situation wanted as house keeper
by lady of experience. Apply at No. IS
Church street. Opening of spring jackets.
capes and suits at II. A. Starrett's next Sat-
urday, May 1st. Popular prices for this sale,
and special orders taken for customers.
For one week, beginning to-day, Stevens
Bros, No. 50 Main street, will cleanse and
polish ladies and childrens shoes free of cost,
to introduce Hathaways "Ideal' oil dress
ing and combination cleaner and polisher
for russell and tan....A. P. Mansfield re-
turned last week from Boston with fine
stock of goods for the spring and summer
trade, including seasonable dress goods and
trimmings. These goods were carefully Sc
lected, and were bought and will be sold at
the very lowest prices. The attention of
fishermen is called to the advertisement of
B. M. Packard, proprietor of the Lake Hotel
at the head of Sebec Lake. The land-locked
salmon fishing is now at its best and Mr..
Packard is prepared to accommodate sports
men at reasonable rates and furnish all the
facilities desired. See advt. Of farm for sale
by |. M. Luce, Merrimac, Mass. This is the
well-known Miles Luce Farm in Waldo and
it will be sold at bargain, and on easy
terms if desired. Ony 81 for ladies' Dom
COLA boot (genuine) at B. c. Dinsmore's, SO
Main street,. Chas. b. Sampson, Freedom,
Me-, has horse for sale, an extra driver
AMI worker, kind and sound.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

we Worrilon County. 0aS neue oHenhide GebGuoe murbe i'm Sabre 1880 q.
but unO 1T mad aussmeinsm 9afur9aten cine waba Ssrbe fur bic ehbt :uo
Der bette Bek9 fir bic @Oblabrt Der Burger uno Seuer5abler bs gouutn
Nbroit BON NRinneapOls fet man fd persebens nod enem iOd id0wn GebGu.
be UNI. aaum sbt es irsenowO in Winneioa cine before @sesenbtt, ft elm
Seim All erperben. Staats>, Shuls iope Gienbabnldnoereien tOnnen uuRr rr
siniisen 8eotusunSen erworben ub aber $4,000 adr vSnoemnhpv GrRnbat,
lamb iBnnen bis CUR Obsreertttiden entdetouns, OBJ Se,nliatte Osr eientubn.
Lamb, obne 9nSabluug beeost peroen. 2tMe Sails beibditst in lsinen Ma.
len mo 5abrten Iber 1000 Waun.
Nm 4, &. mo {. October oises SabreS periammen id in 2ile Sails oe
Geleaaten Der centiden r5mHd faHpGiden neutrality-suspicious. non Mirne.
iota. gn Die oemb fa5oiiten Mhbrioer ersbt Der Nufmf: gethelgt eh
an oujer 8erammlumg uno lenubt bic @sk9enbet, 2utle Sails uo lmQoenb
knnsn 81 lernen. Die osuiiten Yshbrdor in eihls Sails wsrSen nMt oTe5.
len, emb NQe aaIfeunoGh AZ empmnDen, 10 bB ernem ieOeu 0efbeluter Die Ge.
eaenbeit aeboRn III, o@ Nnsensbms nit benz WaBGben IN Ysrbnbuns uni in
Giutana ,u brin9em.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
Xittle Taus 1anlnt.

erpabnt neroen. 9uRr Damn, uerbunoen NIT Der bOrtbeubaen Gage, nabeu
in Der aRuhe zines aarttsuO!srten gOuntp NIT pOrslsl@sn adsrbau.e dnOsrisn,
tbals Erarues uno tbeus Sarbo5s uo 1annen Walbunsn, burdfreuSt BON
mebreren Nebenfafen, auf oenen bic seid0ten gaumtdmme seF6ft meroen t6ns
men, bepoS msbrre gaptailen. einen neuen Damn gu bauen. Sn Der Mte
Slnbtstt bsaeben aus SranitaSsfsn uno eisnsn CUR Sertartuns Der bsiosn Gam:
me bon e 300 SUB 2anse. Der eur4 ben Damn erJele 5a tenaet Is SUB
an Der 1nhten ume 20 SUP on Der meiliaen sete bes 5luHes. Die erbauuns
osies 0ammeS CAB ahtle Sails ben %@uiidwuns. SIM Sabre 1887 nod elm 9Orf
elm 9nmn9s BON 800 GroSent. Seine Shbt i'm Staate 9Rinneiota fam cine ih
de 3uuabme auiueien. gs lit bes n4t, mas bic 2ihle Sails 8urser gu ibrem
9te on Der Suot ia9en, es fno Die geiuber, aus brn etnpanen Wlunb bas
ir satls Gals 10 iaen iautsnes 2susnib fOmmt ger Snmoiins, Der sinmal
IN Der Saot mar, mB otie Sridaft uno mebr nod ibren Mufdwuns beuun.
bern. Sn ben pslen tattGben @ebducen, bic aihle Sails CUR Suuptserbe &C.
remen, bier bs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

esS> Suiol9e Der oielen uubeadteten
BarHuHseu, Die mir an lolbe Heier er.
gsbsn lisBen, beren Ibonnemsntsbstras
bis sum Sabre 1898 r~iididuois iit, iabea
rp!r uHs %seSrpuusen, aui seribtlitem
&Ss9e Su uHlerem Rette gu selansen
auo 5aben Die &lditdnoe bis 1898 Der
4ablIibIua @uusftionS : glsentur gum
GInsreloen lberseben. Sene 2eler nun,
meI9e Don oieier Nasntur an ibrs Sa9-
laEsspIlI9t eriaaert werosu, ielen net
EerDm oabla beRatridtist, oaB ibrs3abI.
anselsgenbeit nar mt Der @0leftlonS
aSen!ar ODER brett NIT uns, nibt abe
Gltt Den an Den einSeluen Sldssn bon
ans anSelieltsn GO~talasenten in 8ibtiss
Ieii sebra9t usrosR faua.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

.hst unseidbr 100 ARehen BON ben 9roBen Sanoelss uno Sauptnaosn st. Saul
unb Ntnneapolis uo bat ben SOrjua, ene oerart9 bon Der Natur beslnntsr
unp it6ne Gage 81 babsn, Der ib MUIR menae Stabte uo SritaTen i'm sanjn
umo 9rossn afinneIeta 81 erfreuen baben. 2utle Sails lu9t an ben Cefdusn oes
WtHiippl, graoe bort, no bic NorNrn EaciHc Gtenbabn ben 5uB fuut. $50
Dor Ifamn 80 Sabren Der Snoianr nod ben gnhao uno ben Gt iasR, uno in
iinsm g8iswam an ben Gsidaen Der SduptGns Soeintbe.bap I'M aroBen &ate
Die @erntttuus aaer SlaBseiber oerlanse, bort man bette Die ihrile Fie
tes 3amprpGes uno oaa &auiten Der etnseodmntn Safe. 9ort, no Der tap
fre Gbippema Dem fanpiberusn siour. Snriaur mants buhse sdlabt leere
uno tam sbla4hanj feline srbsutse aopibaut CUR s9au trus, srbsbt H4 bsuts
cine Der lbonnsu uno uerebrsreiban Smoe Minndotas.
SIN Sabre 1855 besesnete Nlbt bas seubeis 4uge nidts Nnosrem benn
einisen %Slodbduiern, nsde bis sum Sabre 1862 81 einem 9orie anibuoaen
Der Snoiauer IuHtano im lelbeu Sabre beorObh Die feline Nnisbluna, wo
montsr 9iUner eerlsb ENn Ssm uno iudts in Der .5ludt isn Ssl. @atosm
Der rptte Wiann fem Sl besruben bate uo Der 5reoe etn9eSosen mar, kbrenI
aasema6 bic prtrisbenen Nnfeoler surud, uno bas 9Ori 9ttle 5uas 5dbhe i'm
Sabre 1886 unsefdbr 200 Ginruobner. gOn ben uien gprtbeien, iber Die bas
fdmuds 9inle Sails uerist muien an erfer STEELE bic matlriten Safe bs
MiiGppL Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

am 5ube bes aunals er,ust jdbrid ssnissnb 3eitunsspapier, nm bic eoe ymi,
NAL gu umipannsn. Die elthe Sail etsnpere BON SObn 2umis perisshssn al.
leg BON elmer 9ampmaibine biz gum Nasel ub beiprsen ale eriorberifen
SteBersmn. ueber per OHenhi9e Bird sdusetGube perlst eihe Sails ub bat
5uoem ene StaHsbcdiduOe. &atbcltideriets 1T iur Die lnerriduns Der Su'
smo our9 ben 8au elmer Yfarriduk, bic ibr 9afn Dem unermlbltsn Gier
es SeeiOrssrs alops aaisr psroantt, bsisms gsiOst 2Od atsr cas iatbOi-
i9e @den Der Stabt 9uhle Sails in nadier ISOLDE.
abortion County Sdbt sesen 500 bsutite 5amilsn. 3e Saupmnfeoe.
lnnsen Der 9eutiden fo in ben 9opns Td Yrarie, @rabunt uo Yadman.
3ret 9rpbe BadInnbrennresn in Der gabe Der Stabt leern elm porSiglides
Eroouft, ub bic nabe 9eR8naa @rantt @ruten fDnnen I'M Isanpn Stapte ubt
htertrOfen weroen. geioneers psrbienen nod DE Swi NatUnultantn umo iuni
gerauni9e Sotels errGbnt 81 neroen. &pbl faum elm County I'M Staate Der.
hot ubr Elm 10 pradtppQeS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

Die Ginri6tuns oRies @ebdnbes, welbes ieoem 5remoen en ansensbmes
uno tequemes Setm bteta. bat osiem Sanptbokl nno stnem Sertualer ioue Der
9anSen Stabt aberbaupt @bre ein9eR9t. @leiden Shrtt nit 9utle Sails bRls
ten bic ansrenSenben 9Ownbips, 10 oMB Die Ginuobner5abl bon MROrriOn gouns
tp ft in ben leben 5ebn Sabren mebr ais ueropppene.
Die Stauuns oes Waners Oberbalb oS 9anmes erjeuge etuen enornen
8ebalter fr q aumidmme, woourd bas @epnbouier SDnoNat fb benesen lB,
bier ene Der 9roBsn Sa9nublen I'M Staate 81 erbameu. Die iosenanne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

sE5@ Inter ~sinfissn S~eOinsunasu 40
!anIsn 81 b. evil. StetiOn 80, 7cpr.
iblp 1876. aIofe 80. cine Nsils ron Der
Ct. Gnra aute. Ndterts gu trfrasen
i'm .aOitfern." 80 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
Sin lletertlif Der gun, 6eitprte erWdtlten Stact Hittle
Sails. SSas bieie ben Seiuhern tietet.

- Die Staot 2itle Sails, wade auf Dem lesjabrisen III ct. GfOmo aebaltensn
oeutib fatboliten &aboGteutase pn @tinnsiOta as 5enpt sur Nbbaltnn9 Der
Is. SelesaRn Gerianmung Der 8. u. &. Smatsl lnerhUbungs 0eleuihatt an
thinning srtoren wuree, 1T bic Sauptiabt bon MOrrion Gomtp, etnen burdwea
fatbolHten County, oe1en sr0Bkr 2bGl BON peufben anbolten bewobnt 1T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16

1aubbtit fonn nid,t atbetIt wsroen burdb
leialt aprittattpntn, rtii ht ttn franftn Ittti bee
Stros Mot trrsttsn itnntn. % sitbt nur sinsn
Not8, tie 3aubtsit ~ iurirtn, uut Der N turt
tenfttuttrutat Sctlmiiiti. Iaubttit rire tur6
sintn tntjunetttn 3uiant ter ftitimista Gustltt-
tune Ter Guhattiteu Stbrt ptrurfatt. @tnn he.
f. 8strt I'D sntiunttt. habit itr tintn rumptInttn
Zen ctt u~nreairmmtnts @tter; unt penu ne gam
atfHi rhtn ~, trfciat Iauttsit. unit rtnn ttt Gnt.
,uneuna nttt attpttn uni tttfe Httrs rtttsr In
itrtn ~ettSristn 3uaant series, ruetn iann, rirb
eds Vttsr tur INNER ,trf6rt rsrttn; ntun 5dat ur-
ter lttn Hnt turA 8atarrt puurfatt, rtittr nitit
ale ttn tnt,unetttr 3uaans Ter ftltimtstn Ctraa'
Den IA.
Wtr rsatn ttntunttrt Ieuars fur ittsn (turt
aatarrt strurfattsnl 3aa ssn Iauttsit stttn, hn
mir Mot tur6 Ginnttmtn psn 3aa's 1atarrt.aur
tttItn fSnntn. Pa5t tu6 umfsnh Gtrsulars ismmts
.. 8. Gtsusy o.. Gslsbs Otto.
osslauft sen sosa 0>st>stssu. 10 Sssts.
Aag'S oaaMtsa. otoss W 1sesa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-16
2lmf macb 2tttle Sails.
benz Teitprte Der Is. Oeleeaten : %&erlammluns cer .,
81. G. Il. g.

Sin berslihes gSiQfpmmen alien Delegation Der Min
neipta = llnteritisunsseeielihatt unc aaen
ceutit- tatbpliiher lluteritlsunssYer>
einen bes Staates.
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
One of the FAMILY.

1t may interest some Of our readers
to glance through this short character
istic sketch of James Seymour, born in
London in 1902, which is more strongly
impressive than many longer memoirs.
The fact that he displayed a fondness
for drawing and painting in boyhood
and subsequently, gained celebrity by
his skill in designing horses is too we'll
known to comment upon. Once the
proud Duke of Somerset employed Sey-
mour TO paint a room at his seat in
Sussex, with the portraits of his running
horses. Having admitted the artist to
his table, he one day drank to him, say
ing:
Cousin Seymour, your health. -
The painter replied, My lord, i real
~ believe that have the honor OF being
of your grace's family" "
This hurt the pride Of the duke SO
much that be rose from the table and
ordered his steward TO pay Seymour and
dismiss him. Finding, however, that
no one in England could complete the
pictures begun, he condescended to send
for his cousin. The painter responded tC
the message in these wolds:
My lord, Will now prove that
am OF your grace's family, for l won
come. '-Harpcr's Round Table.
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
Grants Big Heart.

General Grnvillo Dodge, who was
with Grant all through The war, and
who both before and after that period
was civil engineer for the Northern Pa
cilc railroad, told a little story illus
trating the spontaneous kindness and
thOughtfulness Of Grant when a young
man. Many years before the war he was
sent to Oregon as lieutenant, and while
at Vancouver started out one evening
in company with Rufus ingalls, to ride
to WilliaInhamite for the purpose of
calling upon some young ladies visiting
there.
When they had covered about half the
distance, they came upon a poor omi-
grant, whose heavily loaded wagon had
become hopelcssly stuck in the mud.
The young men, Of course, stepped.
After looking over the situation, Lieu
tenant Grant said TO Mr.. ingalls,:
"What can we co to help this pooi
fellow out:"
His companion did not seem to think
that anything could be done. But after
q moments consideration Grant silent
ly dismounpd, offered his horsero tn,
stranger in distress and gave him few
concise directions as TO how to exGicatl
himself Then telling the grateful cmi
grant where to deliver the horse over t,
him at Williamhamito, he continue,
his journey-still distance of seven o.
eight miles--on foot Atlanta Crsti
tuition.
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
Agnn ~ualts


There Is ir N-is'--ci ~ least so the
natives say kind oi sualr which if
it e. rniirr Neie paHills, milat
make less imIcrtut tho question oi
munti ipal gas works For ihis fcrpcnt,
according 20 tie stories told about it, is
provided with an illuminating apparatus
beside which that Of other light bcaring
creatures, including men with lanterns
is hardly worth consideration. The rep
tile is supposed TO frequent swamps or
lakes, and it is Of a size so vast that on
an occasion when one Cf the species was
attacked and killed by a Bocr hunting
party its carcass filled two wagons. In
fact, the animals proportions are al
most unlimited The light emitted by
this monster is said 10 be bright and
dazzling in the extreme and easily dis
ccrucd from distance Of several miles.
Some of the negroes call the snake
'umningi, while by others it is known
aH the "iyimbela, a name also applied
to q SERPENT whose dwelling is in the
sea, and whose powers, though great
and marvellous, are not displayed in
lakes and rivers or fraught with magic
light No European traveller has ever
seen one Of these snakes, but the Zulus
declare that they are not uncommon in
the pools of the Umvoi river, and that
they are white in color, except for a
few brown patches. 1t is thought by
some that these tales may have a foun-
datim in fact, as there are great brim-
stone caves in parts Of Natal and in
them there may be q phosphoresceut
fauna not yet studied or even seen by
civilized mon. Another peculiar inhab-
liant Of the same rcgion-still on native
autholity-is the 'intokoloch. II is a
species Of dwarf or manikin, akin in it.
attributes TO the yahoo of Dean Swift,
is amphibious like the lamp snake aud
bears "a character not unblenished.-
New York Times
Evening journal., 1897-03-31

Schedule in ,effect January "a, 1897.
All trains Illuminated with PintacE
Suppress trains.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON, DELLA
WARE AVENUE. EAST-BOUND.
m NEW .,ssi a9RK geek g eags' s 'sss $50 lo.s
III p m. Sundays, 'SlS '1.25 a. M. 'Ss
$40. '7.20. 7.Ss, sS.25, s,l5s 'lOol, .l025 ll.2
a. m. e122l i2.4O, t2.29, s3.2S, $50, s5.2
eS9, 'IS9, 9i5 III p m M Sundays, .sIs
$50. .SSS si.sS, sis, ii p, 5.'' m -'- 80 Wv
CHESTER week days, 's.lS. 555 $40
.520 I;S6, SIS; sl5s 'lool5 'io-S5' ll2O a m.
IN. Sundays, 1913, 1856, $50 sn.25 a. m.
1920, 's.2s. $50. '5.S2 $50. '7.S9. 9.l5. u
ATLANTIC CITY, week days. '7.2O a
m. 'l2.2l. .2.29 p. m. Sundays, 7.9b a. IA.
CAPE MAY, week days, 'S.25 a. m
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
week days 'l13. 72O. 'S.49 eli a. m, s12.5k
'2.07, 2,54, '4.oS, '4.5I els. 'Sl9 2: m. sun
days, ALB, 7.2O, 'S.49 a. M. '12.5o. '2.O1
BALTiMoRE AND WAY STATIONS
daily i2g a m. 2.d p. m.
q. NsWA a A RA s5y yesk s54 dsyT .i5s ~ az q Is M
fS.l9 y. m Sundays - l3 ,.2O. 'o.4s a. IA.
T2.55 2.5a, '4.5l 735. 1918 p. IN
lrTSBu RG, week days. '6l6 D. m
sundays, N.6i y. m.
CHICAGO. daily, '4.57 p. m.
CHICAGO. via Cincinnati and Indian
apOls 'S.i9 a. m, daily.
ClNCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS, daily
'l255 and sS.i9 p. m
Toledo and Detroit, ALB a. m. '4.57 p.
M, and 1918 p. n. daily.
NEW ORLEANS aud MEMPHIS, VIA
Bristol and Chattanooga, week days. '6l
p m. Sundays, 81 y. m through
sleepers to Memphis and New Orleans.
SING ERLY ACCOMMODATIONS, daily
l.2O a. m, 2A and 7.35 p. m.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMODATES
week days, 1927 a. m, 81, 4.5i y. m. sun
days. 10 a. m, 457 D. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
PHILADELPHIA week days, 3.D p. m
BALTIMORE, week days. 2;5o p. M
LANDENBERG and WAY STATIONS
week days. 6.45. 1920 a. m, 2.5O, 5.1l D. m
Sundays 955 a. M, $50 p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. CHESTNUT
/ ST. STATION, FOR WILMINGTON
il.30 A. M, 1920 s1.36, i.50, $3.50, '4.2O, 4.sO
/ s5i5, s5.41, 500 $50. e7.40 S45. 'll.35 p. m.
/ Sundays, $3.50. ISIS, 800 11.3O a. m, sl2.2e
/ y. .36. i.5O. 1920. f3O, $50, '7.40, 1890 p. m.
! Telephone. No 1913.
Rates to Western pints lower than VI
q. O. SCULI. General Passenger Agent
| W NJ GREENE General Manager
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
Lenrnlng by Experlenee.

Asse lock at young men and women
just entering consciously the world Of
self directed activity it seems easy to
advise them. The desire to Go so is Of
ten irresistible, and justly so. We must
say to them from our own experience
hewords that ought to help them avoid
the mistakes that we have made and to
hold fast the blessings that we have let
slip Yet they must live their own
lives. and of all we can ever say they
can use only that which really belongs
to them and has become a part Of their
own minds and wills. Christian Regis
ter
Evening journal., 1897-03-31

HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE?-P
pitation Fluttering of the Heart, Short
ness OF Breath. Smothering Spells,
Swelling of the Ankles, Nightmare,
Spells OF Hunger and Exhaustion.
These are most pronounced symptoms
Of Heart Disease. Dr. Agnew's Cure for
the Heart will give relief inside CT so
minutes, and viii effect q speedy cure
it's LIQUID, it's harmless, it's wonderful
Sold by n. B Danforth, Market stresi
nnd Gcccnd etr--i Wilmington. Del
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
RHEUMATISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure is guar
anteed 20 cure acute or muscular rheu-
matism in from one to FIVE days. Sharp,
shooting pains in any part of the body
stopped by a few doses. A prompt,
complete and permanent cure for lame
ness, soreness, stiff back and ali pains
in hips and loins. Chronic rheumatism,
sciatioa, lumbago or pain in the back
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tie hns heen used. Price 25c
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
NARROWLY EsCAPED DEATH.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NEWARK, March 3l.-Wnliam Col
merry and Eugene Lewis, painters, had
a narrow escape from death. The two
men placed their scaffold on the house
of BENJAMIN Campbell. on Main street.
The structure did not lock safe, and
the men were warned. Large iron
hooks were used. the tops being fasten-
ed on the Roof. The men were on the
scaffold, when enc of the hooks slip
ped. Colmery was thrown to inc
ground. a distance CT thirty feet. He
was badly cut about the head, one
arm, at the wrist, was broken. and hs
was considerably shaken by the fall
He was taken hcme and medical eie
summoned. Lewis escaped injury. Ih'
end Of the scafiold where he was di'
not fall, and he held on to the ropes
Almost Immediately below the me-
was a picket fence, and how Colmer.
escaped failing On Il Is mystery,
Evening journal., 1897-03-31
GRADE TEST FOR TEACHERS.
BOARD OF EDUCATION ORDERS
YEARLY EXAMINATIONS.
SEVERITY OF THE TEST WILL BE
VARIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE GRADE THAT TEACHERS
NOW INSTRUCT IN.
OPPOSITE DEPOT.


VARIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE GRADE THAT TEACHERS
NOW INSTRUCT IN.
The Board Of Education last night
decided, upon recommendation of Pro-
fessor Andrew, to hold yearly exami-
nations Of all the teachers engaged in
the New Castle schools
These examinations will be graded,
and will be so arranged that teachers
in the first grade will take only first
grade examination. This so systema-
tizes the dealings with teachers that
NO future trouble can result.
Those with an average of 75 will be
granted certificates for one year, and
those with an average Of 80, certificates
for three years. The examination will
take place the second Saturday in May.
President S. A. e,ewart was in the
chair. The members present were
Messrs. Eliason, Nickery Frazer, Man
love, Deakyne and Carrick
The Visiting Committee reported the
schools in good running condition.
The Finance Committee reported
1921 in bank, and made arrangements
to pay the teachers their two months
salary due.
The Text Book Committee reported
these bills allowed: New Castle News
$3.50; Adams Express Company, Sl05;
American Book Company $3.50; ofi.
GERS for holding election, $40.
The principals report fer the month
showed the following: Enrolled, s
total attendance, 576; average, 4S3
Names OF those deserving special com
mendation for department and pro
gress,
No 6--Walter Wilson Mary White
Preston. Pruett Charles Townsend
No. 7-Vandyke Stewart Marie Nc
Daniel. Ella Hammell. Charles Elem
ing.
No. S-Carrie Bartlett, Ollie Lanl
Elsie Sewart. Lucy Morrison, Cari
Spear, Anna Winslow, w. Paul Wiel
Christopher Grier.
No. lO-Mary Clark. Una Sudell Nor
Winslow, Ethel Weggenmann, Fran
Leach, Louis Nallette.