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Evening journal., 1903-03-21
JUDGES WIFE EXPELLED
FROM CENTURY CLUB
Georgetown Excited By Social
War AS Well As a
Murder Trial
snecla1 10 The Evening Journal.

Georgetown, Del, March 2l-This
little town, which has been so excited
this week over the Collins murder trial.
IS now engaged In a social war The
hest women Of the town are involved.
1t is all because Mrs. Boyce, wife OF
Judge Boyce has been expelled from
the Century Club OF this town. the
action of the club was taken on Thurs
dav afternoon after Mrs. Boyoe had
left the meeting. A majority OF the
members were In favor of such action,
ana Mrs. Rovce received her notice OF
expulsion yesterday. She claims sne
was uniustly treated and will take am
anpeal to the State Federation OF
women's clubs, which meets in Mid
dletown IN May.
1t seems that trouble has been brew
ing I'm the club for some time, and the
climax WAS reached on rhursday ai =
ternoon. Then it IS claimed that MIS-
Boyce made personal remarks whicn
some OF the members thought were
too personal. From conversation
with several OF the women members
il seems that the fuss started some
time last winter, when Mrs. boyce was
president OF the club. AT that uile
according 70 one of the members. she
was greatly in favor OF afternoon teas
At the last election Mrs. Boyce was
succeeded by Mrs. Belle Waggaman
Then It is said that Mrs. Bogce LOST
her interest in the teas and opposed
them. New many OF the members were
IN favor OF these gatherings, where TN
gossip OF the town is rehaslied while
the members drink sundry cups OF tn
beverage from dainty cups.
At the regular meeting on Thursday
Mrs. Boyse took exceptions to the pro
coedings and It is claimed that sh'
made "1ntemperate' remarks regarding
certain merlbers. including the presl
dent and Miss Julia Burton She iei
the meeting When the door was close'
behind her back she was ousted. TIL
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
WILL ASSUME DUTIES APRIL |
New United States Marshal Visits
Federal Buildng-Elas Not
Selected Deputy.

William r. Flinn the newly-appoint-
ed United States marshal for this dis
trict. visited the Federal Building this
morning. He informed a reporter for
the Evening Journal that he would as
sume the duties of his position on
April /, the beginning Of a new quar-
ter and would take the oath of office
at that time.
When asked IL he had selected his
deputy, he answered:
No. / win attend TO that matter
when 1 assume Office"
In the meantime former Marshal
John Cannon Short is making prepara-
tions TO leave his quarters, at the post
Office, and win probably return 50 his
home, in Sussex county. He says
however, that he viii remain here a
short time before going down the
state.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
BrfdeeyiLIe
spocJn 10 the Evenana Journal.

Specitll 10 the Evening Journal.
Bridgeyme March H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Cochran. OF New York. are he-
ing entertained by Colonel and Mrs. n.
W. Vlven.
Mis- Laura Layton has been spendin g
som.e time with friends i'm Philadelphia.
7. Price Jacobs IN spending a few days
with Smyrna friends.
Mrs. Linwood Layton has returned from
HurloclS, where she has been visiting.
j. j. Hurlock, Of Seaford, was a recent
visitor.
Miss Fannie Welch entertained a NUM-
Der Of ner friends very pleasantly on
Thursday evening. the occasion being her
birthday.
Mrs. Il. c. Short Of Georgetown. was q
Bridgevllle visitor on Thursday.
Mrs. Davis OF Laurel IS the guest Of
Mrs. Annie Swain.
Miss Nora Hanas has returned from
Georgetown, where she has been visiting.
Miss Net,ie Palmer. Of New Castle, who
has been spending some time in town, IS
now visiting friends in seaford.
John Thawley, of Laurel. was in towr
recently.
Miss sarah sudler was a Georgetown
visitor on Wednesday.
Everett Short spent Wednesday IL
Georgetown
Mr. and Ms. Fred Jones. Of George
town. spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. n. stayton. OF Milford
were in town this week
T.. ,. Gray spent Wednesday in seaford
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Sick
III e a da c h o S a n d
Dizzy Spells,
w e a X, N er vou ; ,
WretChed, TreA
Until DIR. Miles Nervine
Cured Me.

Are YOU IN A "poor condition. Are you
almost ready 70 give up nom exhausuoni
nervousnesS he,kdaohes, backaohest and
dizzy spells No need TO mention the de-
tails OK a run down OF poor condiuon 'o
those who are suffering. Beucr "a teal yo~.
ot G NeriHe. MIN tbe remedy SOLD on guarantee
TO help yoa and restore yPnRf poor "eaAene0
nenesto life, sttength abd health
"Dr. Miles Restorative Nerylne has done
great deal fof me. In the fall o. 1897 my
health was in a very poor condition. Es-
treme nervousness dizzy spoAs and slck
headaches made me most nAserable, hao
been under the care of cur local physician
for some time, but Got no better was on
uhe verge OF nervous pfostradon. Had no
appetite, and could nK sleep, grew worse
ss the dahzy spells continued and lod besn
and strength. Oil those awful days
hdg friend Who had rAk sn Restorative Ner-
zine advised ue to tIY n. 4 bought botie
nt tie locA drug Stote and when It was one.
( haF gone / n6ticed uiat the medicine. VIC
| helpina rhc. kconffnuch taking y according
o. direftions until 1 had u9cd three hoyuei
when tex SO rnuch lettef 4 stopped tnkint
Il. feel thA MY pfcfent GREATLY improved
healthis al dus 70 fjf. Mics ResloTettS
Nervine. an gsieui tot BE bgneft ] te
ceived and recommcud the NtUine who'll
on is merits s neryf t9l,le Saa ISSerT ,6s
tive."--hdRS. L. NJ. hoCobooMs bAhoi
Mass.
An druggists sell and guarantee hTst bottl
DR.. Miles Remedies. Scpd iot free boo
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Addrei
Dr. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart 4nd.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Funeral Of H. c. Hsvorln.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. March 21.-Harold Gator Hev-
erin. who died suddenly In New York
while engaged IN his work Of play
wright was buried in Christ Protestant
Episcopal Cemetery yesterday after
noon. Funeral services were conduct
ed by the Rev. G. w. Bond. rector OF
the church. and these well-known
Young Dover men We're the pall-bear-
ers. Clarence N. Sypherd. G. G. Massey,
III. Ridgely Harrington, William ID.
Dennev. William Pennewill and Frank
n. Smith.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
A. tho Opera Houss last Night.

W. II. Crane IN tho role OF David
Harum." last night at the Opera House.
proved one Of the dramatic treats of the
season Mr. Cranes makeup, even to the
wart on the right cheek his quaint say
ings snd funny little chuckle, his abso-
luteiy naturalnees. make him an ideal
David" The supporang cast was fine
throushout. though probably Kate Meek
as Aunt Polly" came next to the star IN
winning the plaudits Of the audience. The
scenery was elaborate, and the scene
showing Deacon Perkins and the balkine
horse in the rain brought numerous cur.
tain calls.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Yoane Man Las rnInfuI Aeoident.

Special % the Evening Journal.
Newport, March PA. s. I<rebs.
manager Of his fathers chemical plant,
met with a painful accident yester-
day. He was examining machinery and
liquor vats- He assembled the ladder
ON top OF the tanks, and when be
reached the platform which divides two
huge tanks he fell a distance OF twelve
feet He was unconscious for sever al
minutes. He was carried into the Of
fee and Dr. Springer was called In 20
dress his wounds. and several stitches
had to he taken I'm his face. He was
also hurt internally. II is supposed ho
was overcome by the gas from the
lliquor tanks. The tanks are twelve
fleet deep.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

women tried to keep the story quiet,
but it leaked out I'm some way.
one Of the members said yesterday
"That is what comes Of having mar
ried women I'm the club. That they
tell their husbands and they canno8
keep from repeating It,
Among the prominent members of
the club are: Mrs. Belle Waggaman
president; Mrs. Robert Davis, vice.
presidents Miss Sarah Marshall. sec
ond ice-president; Mrs o. ID. Robin
son, secretary; Mrs. William Adams
treasurer; the Misses Burton. the
Misses Richards. Mrs. Robert G. Hous-
ton, Mrs. Kate Robinson. Mrs. Wright
Mrs Frank NJ. Jones and Mrs. Rawlins
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
MISS HELENA WEIGAND BURIED
Contracted Typhoid Fever While NurS-
inc Her Brother, Who Also Died.

The funeral OF Miss Helena Weigand
was held yesterday morning from the
home OF her uncle, Anton Woerner, No.
2se Madison street. High mass was
said at Sacred Heart church. OF which
Miss Welgand was a popular member
The services were largely attended by
friends OF the deceased. and the floral
offerings were numerous.
Miss Weigand died on Tuesday last
OF typhoid fever. She contracted the
disease while nursing her brother,John.
VINO also died with It two months ago.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES

The Rev. r. N. Joscelyn will
preach In Asbury NJ. f. Church t0mor-
row morning and night
Service will be held at the Home
of Merciful Rest Lowering avenue and
Union street, tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock, with the Rev. Philip Cabell In
charge
AT the First Methodist Protestant
Church, Seventh and Walnut streets,
the pastor, the Rev. George Lewis
Wolfe. Ph. d., will preach two special
sermons tomorrow. In the morning the
subject viii be: God on Things" and
lat the evening service "Uncrowned
Kings" will be discussed.
THE music at the morning SER
vice at Central Presbyterian Church
viii be;
20 BE Joyful in the LORD. schilling
ORertory. "Oh for n Closer Walk With
God" ......-........... roster
choir hymn; Sometime Wen Under
stand"
Organ recital. T.sO to 745 p. m.
"Andante." Holman. Flower Song,
Lange. Hearts and Flowers - To-
balm.
Evening Praise Service, 7.45.
Lord, Thy Mercy Streameth,'
Rubensteir
IOnertory: Solo, Miss Morrow.
Babylon. Watson.
The evening praise service consists
OF anthems and solos by the choir
hymns by the choir and congregation
land "a short sermon by the minister.th'
'lRev. II. A. McCurdy. ID. ID. The public
lis invited TO these services.
81. Father odell. Of Philadelphia. Wi
preach in ST. 1hichaels p. II. Church 70
morrow evening.
THE Rev. W. l.. Petbinsih Will ad
dress the mems gospel meeting at the Y
lM. c. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Music at St. stsphsn,s.

The following program win be sung
tomorrow by the choir Of ST. Ste
phen'r Lutheran Church: 1880 a. m.-r
"Jubllate Deo." In A. J. r. Corbin. Mas
ter Elwood Bartram, soloist Il VIII
Extol Thee" L. S. Leason. 7.30 y. m.--
Even Me-" John G. Warren, Master
charles Schwarz soloist; baritone solo,
Fear Not Ye, o Israel Dudley Buck
William ~. Robinson, Jr.; Jesus. My
sovior. Look NJ Me-" George B. Navln'
Howard Schwarz, soloist; duet, The
Lord Is My Shepherd" w. j. @. Thiel
Messrs. Bartram and Schwarz.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

sr1nRiFFs aALE.-Br VIRTUE Of A
.vrit Of I,evaa Facias, 10 mo Grecteo
,,.iu he oxposed TO public sale, az the
hctel on James L. Dickinson, n Tovns'niqq M
in AppOQunlmlnk hundred, Ne" Na-'0
countv. State of Delaware,
ON TUESDAY.
THE am DAY or APRIL. 1908,
rat II O'Clock a. m.
aha following described real estate. viz
Am those two farms, plantations
tracts OF land situate IN Appogulinililil
hundred New Castle county, ana clh'c yA
Delaware. bounded ana oeeellSen - ~
So Il Beginning at a large stone In
HanQman's Branch corner for lands iate
Of CYRUS Polk, deceased, thence with Ha1d
Folks line south four degrees east nrnety-
~ perches to the public road leaqln8
from Fieldsborough to Taylors Bridge,
thence with said road towards Taylor
Bridge. south siHty-four and three-quarteF
degrees eaat one hundred and twenty
seven and eight-tenths perches; thence
north eighty-iwo and one-halt degrees
east ninety-nine and sdght-tcn1hs pfrche-
to a corner in said road a corner Ior ie.es s
sold 10 Edward Thomae; themes with lana
of said Thomas and land " James
Moore month thirteen degrees. west one
hundred and eighty perches 70 hansn'ah
Branch. thence ny said Branch ana nu-
liny fherevith lbhe several courses and dis
tanccs thereof 10 the place or pesinnlns.
lconsalninx two hundred and one acree ot
land, be the same more or less "a,
No y Lying on the southwespeflS s,o'
OF the public road leading from f-e,us- -,...-
lhorourh to Tayior's Bridge adjoining
Hands OF John G.. Corbiit lands or Wi.lam
/ and Henry Matthews. lands or Dr WI
llnm Ashcroft and others, containing three
hundred acres OF land. more or less
r-e-ed and taken IN execution as fhe
nronerfv OF Security Trust and safe De-
rrosif Germany. a corporation Of the State
lof Delaware. administrator ot Frank =.
tsonne, deceased and George Janvier. IT,
and to b. sold by
EN1uT r. sTIDHAN sheriff.
sherins once. Wilmington. peiaWare
March y. 1903.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
ADDRESS ON SOCIAL PURITY
Made BY Mrs. Ella N. Thatcher Before
w. c. 7. U. Meeting.

At the meeting OF the w. G. t. u.
yesterday. Mrs Ella M. Thatcher ma
tional superintendent OF Soldiers and
Sailors Work gave talk on social
purliy
Che pleaded with mothers to give
close attention TO the rearing OF their
children, taking them IN their confi-
dence and pointing out TO them the
pitfalls I'm their paths.
The corresponding secretary among
other correspondents during the month
had sent "a letter to Governor HUM ex-
pressing the thanks OF the Union for
the action taken by him in the local
option bill.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
UNION ATTENDS FAIR
Phoenix Still Leads in the Race for
Popularity.

The Union Fire Company attended the
fair OF the Braudywins Fire Company
last evening and a large delegation was
present. The liberty Company viii at
tend the fair this evening
The vote for tho most popular fro or
ganizauon stands. Phoenix. 22f; Della
warc, ,2s5: Union COZ; Fame, fi2; Friend
ship, 23i; Weccacoe. 1876; Washington l@i
water Witch. lSl Liberty, iSi; Reliance
l09 The vote FOR the most popular man
in Wilmington follows: G.. j. HorriGAn
l2Ig: William Michael Byrne, sl5; Primo
A. Mousley. los: George IA. bnaher, lss
Samuel II. Baynard. lis; Peter J. Ford
200; William j. Birmingham, i56; Charles
3. Lore. us; Elwood p. Pyle 1i5; william
lC Connolly. IS; Daniel W. Stewart, 30
James C.. McComb, 10; Amos Minloar, IL
John Maioney, 10; Pennell stetsor, io
Frank Platt. 10; Peter Hecker g..
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Mnu sue RaIIroad company.

Property owners along the Pennsyl-
vania railroad are up I'm arms against
the company because II proposes 20
close the outlets from their property
by solid wall, which win form part
Of the elevated road. The owners
claim the company has no right e
close their properties and legal action
is likely to cnsue.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
WILL HA We ss.- ~
HOUSE PARTY
Young People to Spend
Sunday at KaoIin
Other Matters of Social In
ferest to Wilmington
Folk and Friends

Mrs. Graham Spencer will give small
house party over Sunday at her country
place Kaolin. near Wilmington, I'm honor
of her son. Arthur Donaldson Spencer.
The party viii include Mrs. Spencer Miss
Rebby Wood. Miss Frieda Smith, Pierpont
stackpole, of Boston; Frank Okie OF Ber-
wyn. and Jesse Evans Smith.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
TO HOLD CARNIVAL At sHELLP8l
Eagles Have Secured Park for Thei'
Coming Falr This Summer. !

The carnival OF wilmington Aerie,
Fraternai order OF Eagles, VIII he held
In shellpot Park. There appeared %
be reluctance on the part Of tHe
street and Sewer Department TO grant
the order the use OF the streets In this
city and the park was decided upon.
The Wilmington City Railway Com-
pany claims II win furnish facilities
for carrying $4,000 a day 20 the pnrk,
and more n necessary. The order VIII
leave nothing undone to make the car
nival a success.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
ANOTHEA CLASH EXPECTED
Republicans and Democrats Both Want
Primary Election on May i6.

The Democratic and Republican par
ties have both fixed May 16 for holding
their primary election.
This is likely TO bring up the matter
as 20 which Of the election depart
ments I'm this city Is to hold the city
election. The Republicans fled their
petition with the five member Depart
ment OF Elections. and the Democrats
with the three member Department OF
Elections IL is expected that a meet
ing OF the state or five member body
will be held in a few days, and which
some action may be taken.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
COLLINS TELLS
HIS OWN STORY
Continued from First ras9.


talk with her. never wrote her letters
or mtt her under a tree in the branch. "
"Do vau know May Rroads' moral char
aoter. said Mr.. Richards.
Mr.. Ward objected. Chief Justice Lore
sustained him.
"Ail Of her testimony is absolutely
false"
Never Prayed in Carriage.
"Do YOU know Mr.. Woolten'
ono sir. 1 never saw him before. l
never met him on the road as was going
10 Iaurei.n
"Do Won remember getung down onI
your knees I'm carriage and praying
mo SIR
"rnen what Wrotten says is untrue"
ayes SIR"
Going back TO the morning OF the muir
der Collins said he did not lock the corn
crib on Saturday night. I closed it on
lsunday.
Never Threatened Wife.
"pd YOU or your wife have fuss on
Friday evening
1--WE ala not. My wife and / never had
any words more than the general run OF
married people. ] never threatened her.
'I did not own a knife when my wife
was murdered. ] lost it in the winter OF
1902.
Mas Afraid Of Detective.
81 did refuse to go down in the brancl
with Detective Ratledge until my fathe
went along. I did this because l rhough
Z ne was doing every thing he could agains
= me. was afradd he would go or AM
I say something about me that I did no
lsay. We finally went TO The branch. Rat
ledge stayed up on high land. lie sal
lhe was not going to get his feet wet.
Il read some of Ratledges and Ca
Phillips Hes In the newspapers about ms
= man named Phillips asked me abot
employing detectives. / told him m
~ father had gone to Laurel and had turnt
- the matter over TO Harley Riggin.
- 'I was arrested Monday, the day aft
IN the burying, and remained In jali uni
: the following Friday.
About the last Of August 1 went
I" Crisneld and then went down to Virgini
10 When came back remained around u
III October when 1 went to jail.
Il did not commit tho deed. loved 4
eu wife and have every reason to believe
lloved me-"
IA 1t took Mr.. Richards two hours and
~h quarter TO conduct tho examination.
Cross Examination.
la Mr.. Ward conducted the cross-examii
es. ltion. Collins denied that sha wished
order pictures he did not want her 70
avs der. "she did not ask in the presence
Mr.. Harvey permission 20 order anou
49, picture" he said.
80 Il was not vexed because she orde
the picture"
an He said Mr.. MoCready told an untr
.s,, when he said that he Collins, told
,tar Cready that he took $50 from his poe
- and gave it TO lAs wife.
ntsr rms i'ne OF 49, v.o ~,
10. several witnesses in rebuttal.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
lo,t,e Williams al the Lyceum

Lottie williams win close her engage
ment at the Lyceum Theatre in "Only
a shop Girl" tonight She has made
In great hit with the patrons OF this
popular little theatre. and at every per-
formance since the opening one on
Thursday afternoon. the house has
been crowded and standing room has
been at a premium The engagement
has been the most successful under the
new management,
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
sociaI and Personal Notes

Mrs. l.. A. Roberts. Of No. ll5 West
Ninth street, returned last evening
from New York.
Miss Nellie Maxwell il the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Robert Singleton, in
Chester.
Colonel W. r. Iivermore, of the United
states Army. Is registered at the clayton
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Kirkland enter
tanned a number Of their friends at theii
home. No. g3s Chestnut street last night
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
The Perfection.

of a pure. rich unsweetened con-
densed milk Is Borden's Peerless BraRd
Evaporated Cream. II IS always avail
able for every use to which raw milk
or cream is devoted and is far superior
to the average quality OF either Pre-
pared by Borden's Condensed MIX Co.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Pool Tournament BEGINS.

The series Of pool tourname Mt be-
tween the Reilly Lyceum Assr citation
and the Pioners was played list night
IN the rooms OF the former rae Pion-
GERS got the Advantages. TIL tourna-
ment will continue on Mares "a. 81, "a
and April 3.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Your Baggage Checked From Your
House via Baltimore g. Ohio r. r.

Persons purchasing tickets to Baltl-
more, Washington the West. North
west or Southwest. can have their bag
gage checked at their homes to dasti-
nation by applying 10 X. A. Miller, r.
|P. A., Market street station, Whining
ten. Del.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
Elks Proparina for Convention.

II is expected that the local order Of
Eiks will be largely represented at the
National Convention OF the GraiSi
Lo'iec 20 be held in Baltimore ON } I'ly
y, z2 and %. A committee was in TH.l-
tmere on Wednesday preparing for the
convention.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
spssehIess and ParaIy.ed.-.I bad

valvular disease OF the heart writes
Mrs j. s. Goode. OF Truro, N. S. W.
suffered terribly and was often speech
less and partially paralyzed one dose
of DR. Agnews Cure for the Heart gave
me relief. and before ! finished one
bottle l was able to go about. Today
/ am a well woman. "-22.
For sale by Miller Drug Co., and N.
b. Danforth.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

Every family should have its house
hold medicine chest, and the first bot
tie in It should be DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup. natures remedy for
coughs and colds.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
ssrtenders win Elect delegates.

At the meeting OF the Bartenders'
Union tomorrow. delegates to the con-
vention to be held in Philadelphia will
be elected. A large number OF mem-
berr ia expected to be present. and an
interesting meeting win be held.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21
t,to Of ohio, city of Toledo. Lucas

siate OF Ohio. City OF Toledo, Lucas
County. So.
prank j. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner OF the firm q r. j. Cheney
a. Co. doing business in the CITY OF Iole-
do County and State aforesaid and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DVED DOLLARS for each and every case
\, Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use 81 Halls Catarrh cure.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed IN
M = presence. this 9Th day OF December, A.
D.l 1855 ~, ~ru.oon-
srATD Notary Public.
ieirs Catarrh Cure il taken iNternally,
anfi acts directly on the blood and mucous
s,ir f.ices OF the system. Send for testi-
mo- 1ials. free. -
+. j. CHENEY a co. Toledo, y.
Sffd by all Druggists, 75c.
II ans Family Pulls are the best - T..
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

'uhe Rev. Dr. Henry Sylvester Nash,
VIII mas allied the chair OF New Testa-
ment Interpretation in the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, at Cambridge,
Mass. has been called to the rector
ship Of Holy Trinity Church. Brooklyn,
as succ sssor to the Rev. DR.. s. ID. Nc
Connell.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

A wheelman's tool bag Isn't complete
without a bottle of DIR. Thomas Eclec-
trio Oil. Heals cuts bruises, stings'
sprains. Monarch over palm
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

nervous mother often the verge of Mysteries
unfit to are for Children chnde disposition
dp herself The trouble between children and ther noheFs
rs to fact that the mother has female
Veapess she As ehy unfit TO bear the strain upon her nerves
tha oveIng child Involves Is impossible t9 her 70 90 thing
shattered heryes caused by arrangement Of the system
aSae headache all kinds of pain, and she the Verge
OF neEvous prosIaon
mother finds that be calm and quiet with her
children she nay sure that her condition needs aentoh and she can
II. Pnltans Vegetable Compound
Ts ione w build up sFste strengthen her nerves. and
ele4eg calmly handle dobedent child WITHOUT scene The
children difference, and seeing their mother q
wiz themselves become quiet.
Evening journal., 1903-03-21

When nine inches Of snow falls in
New York it costs the municipal trens-
llry 100000 to have it removed.