The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-14
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Very Dangerous. But II Left to Itself is
Death--A wilmington Case.

There are some diseases that do NOS
arouse our sympathy disease is not
deep--aud therefore our sympathy is
shallow. But we very often make a
serious mistake-suoh as calling back
ache q light affliction. Backache means
kindey trouble everytime, and If you
once drive it away. 1t will never go of Its
own accord, without taking you with 1t.
But 1t does not continue simply as back
ache. The urine becomes affected either
too much of 1t or too little. and In either
case it is expelled only with pain, acute
pain, Then comes the sediment stage,
which means cutting sandy. deposit and
sometimes stones like kernels of corn,
ease, Don't you think backache danger.
Gus? Wedo, but We must add just few
words and they are, Doan's Kidney Pills
cure every time.
Mrs. Samuel J. Mlliken, of 1903 Lan.
caster Avenue, says: "hIy husband has
beea complaining Of lame back for u
long timo. Ono day ! read absut the
many different cures that has been &C
complshed by the use OF Doan's Kidney
Pills and procured a box for him at
b. Danforth's drug store. He used only
the one box and it gave him relief at once
and when he had finished 1t might say 1t
cured him for have not heard him COM
plain since. Before he used Doan's kidn y
Pills he was languid and had a tired worn
out feeling when he got upin the morning.
There was also constant pain across his
loins and he was out of health In general.
His work requires him to be out in all
kinds of weather which no doubt was the
cause of his trouble. He cannot get over
constantly recommending them to
others"
Doan's Kidney Pills for sale by all deal
era. Price 50 ccnts. Mailed by Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Sole agents
for the U. S. Remember the name Doau's
and take no substitute
In the Churchcs.
At ST Miohaels Church last evening
Archdeacnn Hall preached to large uu-
dience from the text St Mark vi: 43,
"And He saw them toiling in The rowing"
The Archdeacon described tho storm
while the disciples were in the boat ON the
sea of Galilee, and their Savior up III the
mountain watching them. After spending
tho night in prayer lie looked down on |
them IN the morning and saw them toll!
ing in the rowing against tho storm.
The preacher brought out the fact that
the experience OF the Disciple in the storm
was what they needed iu view of the moral
unHRerS 10 winch tuey were eAposeu. rbF
example on the next day they were able
to resist the influence OF those who apoa-
trophize and instead confessed that Christ
was the Son of the living God Tho
preacher called attention to the many
beautiful and Impressive lessons applied
to the life now.
IN OTHER PULrlTs.
Itev. j. Wesley Sullivan occupied tn o |
pulpit at Delaware Aveutc baptist chur ch |
yesterday. both morning and evening In
the morning he delivered most excellent /
sermon, speaking from The 9th verse OF tie
Ist chapter Of Joshua. Tho central thought
was to all those who love the Lord and de-
sire TO do his bidding and obey him in all
things, tu be strong and Of good courage
Tor all those who do this will be suro to
succeed III their under takings They will
neither be hfrala or dlsInayed; the Lord will
be with them wherever they 60 The scr.
mon was about the best We have listened
TO for long tlno and our only regret Is
that we arc unable to publish tho sermon
Intact.
Evangelist w. G. Butts conducted ser
vices in First M. =. Church yesterday.
lho Rev f. G. McSorley Of Newark oc-
rupied the pulpit of Asbury NJ Il. Church
estsrday morning.
The Roy II b. Page OF Toxic Japan.
poke at tho morning service at lInmahucl
church yesterday. {
The pulpit Of Hanover Presbyterian l
Church yes erday morning was filled by !
he Rev. Alexander Raulston.
The Rev John France of Cooklnn NJ.
e. Church. and the Ruv w. w. Sharp Of
Wesley Church. exchanged pulpits ye.ter
lay morning.
Archdeacon Henry u. Pago OF Osaka,
fapnn. yesterday afternoon preached in st.
Tohns Church. and In the evening at
trinity Church In his address at st.
obns church Aichdeaoon Page spoke Of
he japanese and the wonderful progress
hey have made liz the past thirty five
ears The preacher has been III Japan
l. xtoen years and has seen considerable of
his progress. He has mastered The Ian
uage and breaches in Japanese.
The Y NJ. G, A. mems meeting yester-
ny afternoon and wa, largely attended,
lnuy railroad men being present Gener
| |. Il. Parker, the general conductor OF {
he Delaware railtoad, made all interest =
" address.
Bishop Coleman administered Holy
communion at St. Johns Church at ~
clock yesterday morning. He preached
t the Church at 10 50 o'clock In the al
,lnoun he preached at the Masonic Home
IL North Broad street. Philadelpliia, and
l the evening preached at st. Mary's
hurch in Wesl Philudclphia
At Kingswood NJ E. Church last night p
recognition of new members and u reCep-
on sorri Q was held Mcdford H. Ca
oon aud the Rev. L. S. Mace made an al
reSs
Rev. Ezra Tinker and kev. Asbury
urke proached at the revival services in m
randy wine Church yesterday, Mrs J. A
Itch sang at both services.
Raw. W. H. Guy preached III Union A. N
|. e Church last evening on "A GulIen .,
hhrncter." .
jesse Holmes gave anUthsr OF his de- :
ghtlul talks at the Friends meeting
ousc, Fourth and West streets. yesterday
'ternoon. Oh tho general subject Of the
stOry and literature Of the Bible. His
irticular theme yesterday was in refer-
ice to ths growth and development Of tho
swish nation. Ha will speak again LeAt
unday afternoon.
ForeInan Charles Lilly 1nd nineteen
nployees Of tho William Jones morocco
liant, atteuded service in Branuywluo
huroh last evening. They cnjoyon the
rmun and thank Pastor Burke for il.
hoy will visit the Church again
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