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hted by its use. The Doctor who attended me
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tas was sick only about three hours) aud also
that your Favorite Prescription was the one
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I'VE now have darling baby boy stroug and
healthy, who weighed niue pounds when born
July 2othl During this month he has gained
three aud one-half pounds
"Favorite Prescription" makes weak
women strong, sick women we'll. Accept
no substitute for the medicine which
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The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, book containing 1908 pages, is
given away. Send 81 one-cent stamps
for expense of mailing only, for the book
In paper covers, or 81 stamps for the
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The Very Cream.

The Very Cream.
Friend-You had a very fashion
able audience, didn't you?
Pianist-Yes; at one time there
was not single person in the room
who was listening. - Somerville
journal.
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OF the child is an event in the mothers
life. How proud she feels when the
attempt to walk is begun so early as TO
evidence childish courage and sturdy
strength. Such pride should be enjoyed
by every mother. But it often happens
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III two such men as Senators Glass
and Clayton can't conduct a quiet pea
ceable campaign, then such thing
would seem TO be an impossibiiity. in
this State.
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If anyone has doubts that Tazewell
has a fine salubrious summer climate
let them make visit 10 Richmond
about this season Of the year
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that the child is tim.
weak and deficient
vitality, and clings to t
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desire to walk or play.
Mothers should lea
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dren they must the
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child's strength is
the gift of the
mother. d
The use of DIR.
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ishes the nerves,
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SCOTT sHIPP, supt.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
HOT OLD TIM T..

Mr.. Gus Hill presents Rays Hot
Old Time in an entirely new drAs
at Grand Opera House this after
noon and night.
In other words he has taken the
most attractive portions of the
famous anatomy and like a skillful
surgeon constructed of them a
a splendid modern musical comedy
of elegant proportions, full Of anus
ing qualities and exquisite features,
and as entertaining as it is possible
to make it. With his well-known
genious for such transformation he
has taken all the brightest features
of "A Hot Old Time" and wove them
into new web Of laugh provokatives
with the finest and newest things
and cOnceits attainable in musical
comedy, all of which shall be in
terpreted and presented by superb
cast and a. chorus of lovely young
girls peeresses of any similarly en-
ployed stage beauties in the bust
ness.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
IOOK An AUTO RIDE
AN OCTOGENIAN, ENJOYS A
SPIN OVER COUNTRY,

Camden, Del, Sept 17.-For more
than Il year Mrs. Alexander jackson,
lhc oldest resident Of Camden,
AMI wife Of til: wealthy philanthro-
pIst, has been 2elned to her oom.
When. howevar, Ovlan 10 Gooden. of
Baltimore, visited her and suggest
ed tnat sh. shlke or environments
Of .Ier Ioney room and take q spn
in his automuble, nobody dreamed
that Mrs jar,iSJl woull accept.
However. she deliberately got her
wraps, and was helped to the horse
less carriage, the t!st Que she had
ever seen.
The machine whizzcd through
Camden and Wyoming and around
toward Dover, the octogtnarian en-.
joyed the ride from beginning to end.
At its conclusion Mrs Jackson de.
clarcd that sine had felt no more un.
elSinesS IN the automobile than she
would in u Morris chlir, aud now,
she says, she fees much better. anl
is ready to 70 again.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
ATLANTIC /. .,r,'
CONFERENCE.
Appointments Have Been Made
For Tomorrow. Delegates
Will Have an Outing

The Atlantic Conference Of The
German Baptist church which is be
ing held in this city has made the
following appointments for to.mor-
row:
German Baptist church-Preac aching
at TO- 80 a. m. by the Rev. f. Kaiser
of New York on "Authority OF the
New Testament. At Sunday School
in the afternoon, addresses will be
made by the Rev. w. Kuhn, j. j.
Kebbler, the RevS. c. Schneck and j..
A. Gunther.
Bethany Baptist church-Preach-
ing by the Rev. j. S. Guebelmau, D..
D., LII d., of Rochester Theologi-
cal Seminary, at the 1890 a. m.
Preaching at 7.30 p. m. by the Rev.
A. p. Min Of Brooklyn, formerly
of the German Baptist church OF this
city.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Preaching at 1890 a. m. by the
Rev. j. c. Grimmel, whose parents
are among the founders Of the Ger.
man Baptist church. this city.
First Baptist church, Philadelphia.
Pre- aching by the Revs. o. koenlg
and R. +. Wagner.
Second Baptist church, Philadel-
phia-- Preaching by the Rev. +. w.
Becker OF Albany at TO- 80 a. m.
Third Baptist church, Phil adelphia.
Preaching by Rev. E. Berger q
Jersey City Heights
The Rev. S. Holmes of New York
conducted devotional exercises yes.
terIay morning and Rev. G.Guenther
sang SOLO.
Missionary reports were made by
the Revs. II. L. Dcitz Of Bridgeport,
Conn. &C. Feitsch Of IIoboken, N. j.;
C.Schank Of New York and +. Huber
Of Newark N. j.
Yesterday afternoon devotional ex-
ercises were conducted by the moder-
ator, the Rev. Knobock Of Phladel.
phia.
Vocal selections were rendered by
the ministers Quartette, compos-
ed Of the Revs. W. Kuhn, Philadel.
phia; o. Koenig, New Haven; G. A.
Gnenther, Newark, N. j., and W.
Becker, Albany.
A feature of the afternoon session
was the addres of the Rev. b. r.
Moore, of Shiloh Baptist church. The
report Of the general secretary, the
Rev. G. A. Schultz, was received and
showed affairs to be in an encourag.
ing state.
Devotional exercises were conduct.
ed in the evening by the Rev. j. S.
Gubleman. and addresses we're deliver
cd by the Rev. G.. A. Schultz. gener-
al secretary, the Rev. l.. c. Knuth of
Philadelphia, and the Rev. w. Beck
er, Albany.
At this mornings session network
OF Women in the New Testament
was discussed by Miss NJ. Rapp, mis-
sonary Of Emigration at the port 0 +
New York.
Reports were submitted concerning
the Theological Seminary in Roc hes
ter, New York, the Orphans Home
and Others.
This afternoon the delegates will
go sight seeing
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
EASY MONEY. "

Easy Money at the Grand Opera
House next Thursday night, under
the management Of Mr.. Chas Carley
makes its appearance this season
with the strongest company of far
rcurs ever seen in combination. The
outlay Of funds has been most liberal
and the result is highly gratifying.
All necessary scenery, costumes,
properties, electrical effects, in fact
everything is carried by the company
to give the desired effect necessary
to a first class production. The mu-
steal programme presented by this
organization contains all the latest
song hits. The company numbers
twenty merry makers, the pick of
the profession.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
THE EVENING REPUBLICAN
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Go.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
S. e. COR, THIRD AND KING STREETS
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
Del, as second class mail matter.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1909.

ORDINARILY we say that men
work for money. This is because,
ordinarily, mems wages are pAll in
money. But men do not eat or
wear money, or live in houses nate
of the stuff. Before tIrey ca3 .lli--
fy their wants. they must oXthgA:a
their money for goods, house, enc.
It is clear, then. that n MANS real
wages are Determined ~ W.H. lie
can buy with his moaey wa%'s, '1l
that money wages may be h!~l lnl
real wages low, on mplay wa y'5
low and real wage, hl.n.
1t often happens that real wages
are low when money wages ar9 rel
atively high. At such times wage
earners become dissatisfied and
strike for higher wages, though
neither they nor the general public,
! which freely criticises them for
striking when apparently wages
are as high or higher than for sew
eral years, understand or appreciate
the unseen force which has been
quietly reducing real wages, when,
apparently, wages have been slowly
rising.
In an address to the public Presi-
dent John Mitchell, Of the United
Mine Workers, states that the min
ers got ten per cent increase of
wages in 1900, but that because of
The 80 or 40 per cent incre ase III the
cost Of living "the purchasing pow
er of miners wages is less than
before the strike Of 1907 Thi, is
probably the real cause for this and
many other strikes, although other
causes may be assigned by the
strikers.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

The following officers elected by
Eden Lodgc, so. 81, |. O. O. r. for
months last night, and will be in.
stalled "n Thursday evening. Oct. >.
1902, by Deputy Grand Master Stock.
we'll, n, e., Geo. Harrington: V. G.
w. S. IIaIlcLt; X s. Frank Woolcy:
p. s John NJ Whitcford. Treas. A.
&. Robinson: organist l. +. WGlch:
Representative to Eden Hall 90 p.J.
lsaacS, t. W. Ptle aud iona RutA;
Representative to Riyervicw Gene
terry Co. George NJ. Fisher Librarian
VIM Lucas. Assistant LiDcrian. II.
+. Murdick.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
ApAlS son ) NOBLE ACT.

Il want all the world to know, writes
Rev. e. j. BudtOng. Of Ashawsy, r. l.,
what u thoroughly gDOi and reliable
medicine found IN Flee riC Btt;erS.
They cured me Of j,undice mud liver
trouble that had caused mo great suffer
ing for many years For u genuine, all
around euro they CXceII anything | ever
saw Electric Bl tors are tho surprise
OF all for their wonderful work in Liver,
Kidney und Stomach troubles. Don't
fail to try them. only zoe. Satisfaction
guaranteed by y, b. Danforth.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
BYhNE WILL NOT RESIGN
THE Sun IN AN EDITORIAL
SAYS NO COMPROMISE.

The following editorial was
given prominence yesterday af.
lcrnooN in the Sun, Of which j. Ed.
AdiIcks IS editor:
Tie Republicans of Delaware
should realize that nothing will re-
move William Michael Bytnc from
the Union RGpuOtican ticket as a
candidate for Congress excepting
death. In such a contingency his
place on the ticket will Uc tilici by
j. Edward Addicks.
L
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

|
Cotton 1 cent a spool.
Sofety pins 4 cents a dozen
worth s cents.
Pins 1 cent paper.
Steel hair pins 1Oc. dozen
papers.
Corset steels 4 cents, worth
8 cents.
Corset lacers 4 cents a dozen.
Aluminium thilnbles 6 cents
a dozen.
Feather stitch braid 4 cents
a piece, worth 8 cents.
White twilled tape 1 cent a
piece.
White twilled tape, "a yard
pieces 0 cents.
Frilled garter elastic 5 cts,
a strip.
Aluminium hair pins 5 cts.
a dozen worth 10 cents.
Celluloid dressing combs 10
cents, worth 25 cents.
10 cent Torchon laces 5 cts.
a yard.
Black liberty silk ruf1s 81,
worth $1.50; better ones to
$3.50.
Is cent silk ties worth SOC.
Ecru lace collars Is cents to
$4.00
Moire Velour makes beauti-
full waists. We are selling the
Is cent quality for 50 cents;
colors pink, blue, white and
old rose.
$50 pieces of new fancy
wasting arrived this week.
Many patterns you will find
only here. Prices range from
10 cents to IS cents.
Our so cent quality all wool
covert cloth, Monday price AZ
cents yard.
Al inch wide all wool chev-
lot black and colors, so cents
a yard. Some stores would
price it at Is cents.
81 inch wide cheviot black
and colors. The 81 quality for
75c. Monday only.
We have gone over our stock
Of woolen dress goods and have
put all short pieces on the rem
nant counter for Mondays sell
ing at money saving prices
Enough in each piece for a
waist, skirt or suit.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
HENRIETTA CROSMAN.

Miss Henrietta Crosman who
comes to the Grand Opera House
on Tuesday night, believes in fair
dealing, and carries out her policy
in a way the public would like to
see initiated by other stars who
spells their names in big letters.
She maintains that the high regard
which the public show her, merits a
full return and this she gives in the
excellence Of her dramatic produc-
tons. There are stars-toO many as
the public knows-whO through
vanity or selfishness, go forth with
inferior companies and cheap ac-
cessories, and expect the public to
endure this imposition, but Miss
Croslnan takes the opposite course
and i'll every respect aims at the
highest eXcellence-play, players,
scenery. costumes. Thus in her pres
ent glowing success. The Sword of
the King" She has the best selected
company Of this season, while the
setting Of the play represents an
outlay that is a small fortune.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

puslest Jay Vi Ihe week.
Monday we will sell 10
pieces Of the II cent quality
near silk for 12t cents a yard.
More of the moire finished
lining 5 cents a yard.
Is yards Hill White muslin
for 81, Monday only.
36 inch wide unbleached
muslin AZ cents, Monday only.
5 pieces white table damask,
all linen, G6 inches wide, Mon
day price, go cents, worth 85
cents a yard.
Mercerized table linen, beau
tiful patterns at 80 cents a yd.
Five new patterns of 70 inch
wide table damask, at 81 yd.
worth SLIGO a yard.
~ cent towels for 8 cents.
s cent towels for 5 cents.
A fine quality damask towel
fringed 25 cents Or $2.75 a
dozen.
Is cent pillow cases 123 cts.
124 cent pillow cases 8 cents.
One hundred remnants of
table linen for Monday.
$1.25 quality white bed
spread, 90 cents, Monday only.
Is cent quality bed spread
G2 cents, Monday, only.
rs cent quality blanket SO
cents a pair.
Sample blankets at third
less than the regular prices.
$l.25 quilt for 90 cents.
Fleishcrs best quality Shet-
land floss Sc cents a pound,
Monday only.
"a inch best quality silk
floss pillows 50 cents.
Children's 25 cent ribbed
vests and pants, Mondays 'sprice
20 cents.
Seconds of the 5O-cent quail
ity Ladies' ribbed vests and
pants, 80 cents.
Children's black ribbed hos
iery, sizes 81, 6, 81, 5 cents 4
pair.
Mems 124-cent. black hos
iery, with white stripes, 8 cents
a pair. -~
Infants quilted silk bibs
25c. worth 50 cents.
Pedestrian skirts SO, $3.25,
$4, $3.50, SIS. $6, 81, $780,
$1,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

Our present prison system is a
success in every particular. The
health and well being of the prison.
ers is given more attention today
than ever before. Thanks to the
foresight of the meA who sug gested
the building of the county work.
house.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
COAL TAKES
ANOTHER JUMP.
Local Dealers at a Meeting
Yesterday Fixed Price
at $t4OQ.

The Charles Warner company is
sending out the following instruc-
tions for burning Bituminous as a
substitute for Anthracite coal.
FOR THE KITCHEN RANGE.
The bEst method of firing is fo
place aNsmall quantity of coal on at
a time, at the front of the fire, and
after cooking, break the coax and
spreod evenly over the fire, at the
same time placing additional coal at
the front. Keep the lower drafts
closed more than they would be in
burning anthracite coal, and keep
the upper draft constantly open.
FOR THE HOT-AIR HEATER.
Feed the coal as above, in small
quantities, at the front Of the fur
mace, pushing the coax back over
the fire. AS tho fire is much hotter
than that of anthracite coal, do not
fire too rapidly, Or the flames will
injure the furnace. Keep the bot
tom drafts slightly open, with lib
eral supply of air at the top.
FOR THE STEAM HEATER.
Even greater care is necessary in
reg ulatng the intensity Of the fire
in steam boiler, as the ordinary
anthracite crate is built nearer the
boiler tubes than those in which btu
minuus coal IS used. ToD hot a fire
may burn out the tubes and an eX-
pIOsiOn result.
OVER NIGHT.
Have a good lodv Of fire. Cover to
the dcp,h Of half inch or more with
the slack or tire coal, and spread a
few ashes over it. In the morning
the tine coal wi. be cooked, and when
brukcn W and pied together will
make quick, hot tire.
SPECIAL NOTES.
1t Is I'M rOrlAnt to remember that
tue great quantities .; "a, thrown
of bv SuiI {, a. when first iTnlted.
render It necessary Ia supply cunsid-
crab.eILurc air :.b"ve the bed Of tue !
than with anthracite.
There Wij. q hut little more
smui,t arising from your chimney
tnan from authIaClte. il you put
smlilqadl,jles Of fuel on the fire at
Il li'n4.
GA account Of tie heavy deposit
OF SCOT IN The ilnes. th.y should be
cleaned frequently, say once month
as the accumulation being lntlhm-
IHabie wDn.I bc liable TO ignite and
I proince y fierce ire i" the Gu htmuey,
with conscquen! risk to the WeI''ng.
Nilh prop:r car h'l IN AMI
pulatlOn, pltln.p)l5c WI prJ,e
Il very satisfactory and economical
fuel. Our experience, however,
only covers the use Ui Cum Certai d
and cleari lie id Goals We Gonot El-
commend gas coal for any OF The
above purposes, although it Is u,!d
extensively or opcn CRATES
SGouid yuu cNperi2@ 2@te ANY ditf-
Guilty in uSi!iy Nliun,uUus coal SHuls-
taCtorily, We viii be very Z Ill 10
make tuther cXpta alton, or 10 Lave
a Representative clit aud make prac
tic al GcmlEslrlNOn,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
Night School 81. 90 per rIOnth.

Individual instruction in book
keeping arithmetic. spelling, pen
mansnip, shorthand and typewrit.
ing costs but SO, 90 per month at the
Wilmington Business School. Call
at the office tonight for arrange
ment.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

NASAL CATANtH quickly yields to
treatmrnt by Ett'9 Cream Balm,
wnicn is aErceahT5 aromatic. 1T is
received through tha nostrI|s, heals
and cipanscS the whoia surface over
which it ,Ii1uaaS Itself. A remedy
for Nasal CaIarrh which is drying
or exciting to th diseased mem
hrann should NOT !'a used. Cream
Balm Is recognized AS q specific.
Price 81 cents 1t druggists or by
mail. A cold ia the head inlme1i-
atelv disappears whol Cream Balm
is used. Ely Brothers, IS Warren
street New York
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

OUR farmers have been blessed
with plenty of rain. With their
abundant clops and good financial
returns it would seem that their
cups of prosperity are filled to over
H,Nvinp
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
"slAM'SELLE 'AWKlNS

MAN selIe Awkins,' Manager
George X. whites merry musical
production. appears to be univer.
sal lavUrte. Its fourth season shows
no sign Of diminishing success, and
one does not w0n'Cr at its popularity,
for the constant Introduction by
Manager WEite Of new solg, witt
cIsms and dances, keeps the show
new, b ight aud interesting.
,n.N Company Of exceptional merit
has been eng aged by MaDaserWhite.
several Of the old lavorites have been
retained, but three new well-known
farce comedy artists appear in the
cading roles Mss Amy Lee in the
title roIe; Miss Lena Van Dyck as
Lady Bcllord," and Gus. Bruno as
"Thc Macsrogor,' the Irish Scotch
man. The dainty Carolyn NJ. Huestis
PLAYS her original part of dolly,
Simple and Sweet. J. j. C.uXton.
Eddie Smith and Harry W. Wilson
re- appear in their former parts. The
chorus is more attractive than ever
and works with snap and dash that
adds considerable to the attractive.
ness of "Alam scle Awkirs. Comes to
Grand Opera House Wednesday night
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
Drafting.

The course in Mechanical Draw.
ing at the Wilmington Business
School, beginning Sept. 80, costs but
81. 90 per month. Mr.. A. Edward
Rhodes is in charge of this depart
ment.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

THE Popullsts will have their own
National ticket in the field in 1904.
Perhaps the silver men of Delaware
can form a combination with it.
How say you Mr.. Handy?
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

It's folly to suffer from that terri
BILE plague of the night, itching piles.
Doan's Ointment cures, quickly and
permanently. At any drug store,
5i) oanta
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
PA hER UNDER BAIL
MUST ANSW Err THE CHARGE
OF LARCENY.

Before Judge Cochran in the city
court this morning john Malavan
was fined 50 for being drunk.
Andrew Dixon and Thomas Ken
nedy were fined II and costs each
for fighting on the street
Thomas Carter, colUred, charged
with assault and battery Oh Mary
Mitchell, asked for continuance
until Tuesday morning.
Charles NJ. Adam, charged with
the lAceny OF macintosh aud two
umbrellas asked for u continuance
until Tuesday.
Albert Palmer was charged with
the laV'eny Of horse and carriage
and tile case was set for Tuesday.
John Mcbride charged with as
sault and battery was dismissed.
$500 Reward, Slol.
The readers Of this paper will he
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in al its stages aud
that is Catarrh. Halls CaIarrh cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Calarrh
being u constitutional disease, re-
qulreS constitutional treatments.
Hall s Calarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the SvstGm
thereby destroying the foundation Of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu.
tlon and assisting nature in doing its
work The proprietors have so much
taltilin It's curative powers, that they
offer one Hundred Do,IuIS for any
case That it fails to cure.
Address. i. J. Cheney & Co., To-
lcd0, o.
Send for testimonials, free.
Price Ilc. Il bottle.
Sold By all Druggists. q
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

MANY true word is written by a
Stenographer unawarcs. Mr.. Bryan
is Obliged to explain that owing to
II clerlca Olnission he was made to
tay in circular letter that he in-
ie llel ITO use the Democratic par
" Tor merCeuarv nnrrnsas
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
l)OlS.

Colonel Jared A, Smith. United
States engineer, stationed in this
city, will leave ON Tuesday for Il
vacation of two months to Maine.
J. B. Wilson and Phillip r. Lay
ton Of GeorgrtOwn were in this city
yesterday. They have been attend
ing tn" Allentown races and were
ON their way home.
Th" English trainer steamer
"Qu"cnswood" will arrive at the
yards If the Harlan and Hollings
worth COnnNmN tN-lNY fnr rrunils.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
iIuncii IN. fiIitel
+ eCitOn OF Officers,

90 to ChHc.ti II. Uibc.l t)r gIur M
euG cas- Ui Al. iivla, W. ht+i tllrt5
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

A PrrSBUEG man visiting in
Wooster, Ohio, went walking with
girl acquaintance and came back
married to her. Papers published
in Delaware towns in which walk.
Ing is fad please copy.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
MONDAY
E. B. RlLEY's. 3

Our Monday sales rich in opportunities for economy
We please make Monday the busiest day Of the week
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27

Advertise in the Republican.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-27
o. Cents to Philadelphia aud Return va
Is. &c o X, f., Account Great
Base Il II Pa ade

d. o U II, ~, Account Great
Base Il BllI Pa ade
Special train with band will leave
Market street station lis p, m,
Delaware Avenue :. 80 D, M. Mon.
day sept 29th. Returning leave
PhIIadelphia II O'Clock midnight.
This train IS the W. \. A Club
SPECIAL. Friends OF the Club are
invited to patsonlze this train.
Tickets on sale ali day.
NOT DOOMED sUa LIFE,
Il wsc treated fcs thtoJ y3ir3 b. got
lGCtUrs' wrteG w., Greer. McCon
neiisviIr. O.. Tor Piies, and Fistu'a but
when all failed, BuGklep- Arnicn SAVE
cured lno in two weeks. Cures Burns
Bruises, Gus COrn' Sore, EruptiOus,
salt Rheun, Piles or no pay. 25c. ut n.
Il. UaGtOgth's drug store.