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The Washington times., 1906-09-27
Used Employers Name
to Secure Money for
Pleasure Trips.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2T.-'HeT eyes
burned into my mind until I could think
of no one else but her. dreamed Of
her at night. and my actions were con-
trolIed by her by day. The evil in
fuence never left me-"
This was the remarkable defense
made by Mrs. Laura Bermeister, nine
teen years old, when aFraigned in the
Gates avenue police court. Brooklyn
charged with forging the name of her
employer, Lyman +. Rand, 10 four
checks.
Mrs BermeisteT is hardly more than a
girl and has been married only eleven
months. Her family is a respectable
one. but she says she was compelled 20
earn her own living because her hus-
band drank. She has been a servant
in the Rand household for several
months.
On the strength OF her statement. the
police arrested Mrs. Emma Woelke. OF
l55 Ashford street, East New York She
is the woman who, II IS alleged, cast
the evil spell over Mrs. Bermeister. and
the police showed letters in court sent
by Mrs. Woelke TO Mrs. BermeisteT IN
which the latter was addressed as MY
Dear Darling Little One" and My
Dearest Darling"
Young Wife's Strange Story.
Mr.. Rand was IN court when Mrs.
Bermeister was arraigned. and was as
astonished as any one else at the girls
story. She said she met Mrs WOelke
early last August. when the latter called
at the Rand home 10 see Mrs. Rand
The Rand family went to the country
next day. and. according to the girl,
Mrs. Woelke called upon her.
THE first time 7 saw Mrs. Woelke I
was fascinated" she said. Il saw her
in my dreams that night and thought
OF her constantly. She borrowed s. OF
The Washington times., 1906-09-27
ss.zs Luray Cavsrns and Retr-

Including transfer and admission tc
Caverns. from Baltimore & Ohio station
500 a. M, Sunday, September so Leave
Luray 6 p m. same day.
The Washington times., 1906-09-27
Never Thought it Wrong.

TT never seemed wrong To do as Mrs
Woelke asked. On August ! forged "a
check for so: on August %. one for
$40: on August q. one for SIS. and on
September 4, one FOR s75. We went tc
The Washington times., 1906-09-27

Most Effective Floral Decorations
forweddings executed by shaffer. 14th &
The Washington times., 1906-09-27
The Money You Bank win Earn

Interest II deposited in banking dept or
Union Trust Co. 1913 + ST Deposits
subject To check at will
The Washington times., 1906-09-27

c. & S. Ice Cream a FaYorite Dessert.
It's refreshing and delicious. Druggists
The Washington times., 1906-09-27
Young Wife's Strange Stony.

$500 Harpers Ferry and Martinsburg;
Sl35 Berkeley springsi 500 Cumberland
and return. From Baltimore & Ohio
station. 500 a. m, Sunday September
so. Returning from Cumberland s. Ber-
kelley Springs Z. MartinsbuTg 8. and Har-
pers Ferry, $40 p. m. same day.
The Washington times., 1906-09-27

me. and ] was glad 10 let her have the
money. She called many times after
that and nearly every time wanted
money, sometimes asking for as much
as so.
II could not resist her influence. It
never entered my head to try 10 do
otherwise than she requested. When I
did not have the money 1 forged the
checks. I found a Used check Of Mr..
Rand's and then traced his name on
blank checks To get them Cashed
or1ered small deliveries from the gro
49, -La.. --a LIZ no -rc--L-.
The Washington times., 1906-09-27

S<8.zs 20 Pacific Coast Points
Via Baltimore & Ohio. For particulars
consult agents 1G1 g ST 6ig Pa ave.
and Station. n J. Ave. & Z ST.
The Washington times., 1906-09-27

NE " S c II O o I.
PLAIDs. IN new color
combinations that close
Is initiate those Ct wool.
Lengths Q 20 4n1
10 yds. Norrh ~
I6c Vd At . - .
3G-iach BLEACEED
n L 8 L 7 y. standa I'd
makes that sell from the
piece at 10c ana ZC
121zc I'd. These 6
remnants. at sd. - .
APRON GINGHAMS,
IN good line or patterns
AMI strictly fast x7r
colors. Worth 7c Il 3
yard, for-.-..-.-.- .
36-in. FLEECED OUT
ING FLANNEL. in as
sOrte d size or
strip e s; I2iac w.
grade at a yd-../ =
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
business RUSHING

wilnirstan hnslness men are nov
doing tho hrgest Christmas trade ir
their history aud are displaying the
largest stocks OF merchandise ever
shown here on any previous occasion.
This has lead 70 many thousands Of down
state people. coming here 10 buy. Il
being safe 70 state that for each person
going to spend his money I'm Philadei-
phia at lo4st two come to this city
for the same. purpose.
Steam and. trolley travel Is exceed
ingly hess.I andthe clerks Of he post
office and express conpanies are kent
on the iumn taxing orders for the holi-
day tokens witch are beins ent to REL
atlves and sfiends, Of 'wiImingtonians
scattered ~ over the world Letter
carriers are nSlea becoming overburd-
tned ana III flasas are feeling the i'm
pulse Of the greatest Christmas activity
this city has ever seen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

HNtN ~ .H.H -Ns
rev nuts. but I'D ones which have heen
held over from former gears. They
say there are no fresh almonds coming
into the eastern, markets, and those
that are offered for sale are a year or
tFo old. s-, "a -@
The shortage IN sthe supply or nuts
makes the price high and Of course
Inc quality OF the old 'hatsSis not near
" so good as the quality Of the new
ana people dc not IKE 70 pay higher
prices for poro nuts About the
only nut that is holdipg its
own is the peanut. and that Is as plen-
tlful as ever. while the fereigp chest
nut is fairly plentiful.
There is enough fruit 50 that while
one may not have good fresh nuts for
Christmas he may have plenty of fruit,
and that Is the next best thing. Or
1angesi arr, numerous and in their prime
and there are enough of the srnpes
which are especially adapted for win
ter eating. d. lftttiff
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

REMEMBER TROLLEY MEN
Passengers Help Them In Many Ways
When Travel is Heavy.

During these days when the Christ
mas spirit is abroad. many people are
nerhaps wondering how they may help
in the world, and at the same time they
are unconscious Of little ways in which
they may be a help or a hindrance TO
tia trolley men,.
"A conductor offers suggestions which
may be consideIed with profit. He says;
..'xk1,eh car is crowded, there arc al
uaVs peonle VINO want 20 stand on the
rear platform. They are in the way Of
the conductor and in the way Of pas
sengtrs who Desire 70 get on or on,
Sometimes when We stop there are ten
peopleffo get on teh car. five OF them
vcfil try to stand on the back platform
wnsn there is plenty Of room M front
inside the car. II they Mould only
stem inside they would be helping the
conductor, who is running on schedula
time and will be censuredff - lais
Another thing people % = - save
oil their nnutiiated money 70 give n
the conductor when the car Is crowd
ed. OF course he is In a hurry and
will not notice IT, He takes it, and
when he goes TO turn Il in at the ONCE
III is handed back 10 him. Many .
conductor during the last year has n
this way been cheated out OF enough
money 10 buy Christmas turkey,
and the bad coins were perhaps giver
to him by people who would scorn L
steal anything directly. 81
THE third point is that OF DRIVING
ahead OF the car. When the rails arr
slippery, the brakes even In their hes
condition can not stop a car in . few
feet. and yet people win delibaratel,
drive upon the track IN front Of n ca
not appearing 70 think OF the danger
It is a wonder we do not have NOR
accidents on this account.
"These are a few points the people
might consider. and IL travellers viii re
sEnsnhcr- them. NE xhsl wish eysrS On
A Merry Christmas"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

CAN'T THROW OFF HIS CARES,
The mucous coating OF the stonascli and
intestlnes has lost its power OF secretins
The gastric juice IAN important factor mi
sisestion) the muscles Of the middle coat
ing are oorrespondinsly lifeless in grind-
ing up the food. and as a result, the food
lies in your stomach fermenting. poisonins
the hood, irritating the nerves ana bresk-
ing down the system. t
sonasthing must be done 10 arouse nc
digestive organs 20 action. STARTS pys-
pspsis Tablets alone have been found CO
rahls II digsstlng the food Ter the I'M
S.althy stomach. Theyl contain diastas-.
eepsin and other digestive agents WHEN
the stomach itself possesses when In
health. These agents digest the food FOR
the stomach and give the stomach a
chance 70 rest and regain its normal
powers. lp..
s,uart's Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
natent medicine, the formula for tneir
nreparstson having been MADE pubic and
known 10 5000 physicians in the United
states and Great Britain. BY government,
tests. stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have
I shown not only TO contain no harmful in
gradients, but 10 possess digestives OF
higher. purity than found 10 any Other
preparation.
I stuarte ,l5yspepsla Tablets are recon.
nended by physicians everywhere anC
can ha bought OF any druggist or diteel
from the manufacturers al % cents pc
box.
b II preferred, a free trial package vii
be sent you Immediately upon receipt o
4 nafge a nd address. r. A. Stuart Co. q
/ stuart Bldg, MARSHALL Mich.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
HOLIDAY FOR wOREMEN
Many Local Shops Will Close From
Saturday Afternoon to Wednesday
Morning.

Many workmen thrcuxhout the city
viii be given a holiday from Saturday
nosn until Wednesday morning Of next
week. owing 70 Christmas falling upon
Tuesday.
Employers OF large concerns do not
ind It profitable 20 operate their shops
and faetpries, on the day preceding
Christmas when that holiday falls on
Tuesday, Alumber- Of workuienr espe-
eially that class Of labor composed Of
colored men and foreigners, begin their
celebration cf Christmas on Saturday
night and as q consequence do not feel
able to stand the strain Of a hard
days work on Monday.
II is improbable also in cases where
fires in furnaces OF large mills are at
lowed to die out on Saturday night 10
relight them on Sunday night Tor a
single days work. allowing them 10 60
out again on Monday night. fsl'. d.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
NUTS ARE SCARCE
those in Market Are in Many Cases
HoIdovers.

Nuts are very scarce in the markets
ana have been all this season. There
we're few chestnuts and practically no
walnuts. so that this sectipn Of the
hountrys contribution to the general
supply is nothing. as. the nuts which
we're gathered here are used in home
consumption. Reports show that the
becans. almonds and English wainuts
are very scarce. the sections Of the
country from which they came, report
ing that the crop is. very short. Dealess
here say that the nuts which are being
Received at the present time are not
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
Wake
Bust nessHOme -?
Are Your Nerves Constantly
Strained With Ground
less Worries ?

The cause OF ibis tense condition is in
your stomach. Your food does not digest
properly. Nine-tenths CT an dyspepsia
and indigestion is OF the nervous type. and
the only certain cure is 70 right the cause
Tonlcs, brain foods, bitters, etc, are mere
temporary stimulants. Your stomach and
small intestines have become deranged by
Improper selection OF foods. ippgtsel
mastication and irrcgularity both 81 &c
time and amount Of eating.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
PROFESSOR NAPOLEON
To Be Presented in Grand Opera House
For eeneft Of Free Zoo.

The board or managers Of the VIII
mington Free Zoo Association never do
anything by halves. They have a re-
putation Of doing everything they I'M
dertake well, or not at all They hava
now planned 2 n1aminoth musical eX-
travagsnza, Professor apoleon" 10y
name. and will produce IL on gigantic
scale at the Grand opera House on
January ath and 10th, Tho committee
Who are working fof the suocess ~ the
productind erc Beujanaip r. shaw u.
, To- Prize NJ. Ianes H. Morgan,
lPhillp.J. 8saac, Alexia 4, dupont. Ro9-
| ert Pennington. Samuel IT, Baynarl.
William ]. Hammond, Dr. James r.
Aiaha0fy. Horarn VI Cause. Charles II.
fANcntz =. j. S1nt sttr eAjson, Horace Will
son. Edward Souder, George W. Grove.
William Lawton. Jesse Martin, Joseph
tn Warheld. ist.tN 1911
"Professor Napoleon Is a mammoth
musical extravaganza OF college life,
and does not relate at all 10 the Ma
poleon of liistolic fame, There VIII be
4 Between no pd so parfjcinants' ani
I Afwjll be from WlnirihEton over 300
I people representing the best talent tn
Wilmington, Aave been IN daily re-
lhearsiis for sNfersl weeks at Eden
lffan.l RehsarSls Are nan befig con-
Quoted at the Masonic banquet hall, In
4 the FCrand.fsfera .Hopse building. ffe
tDavis Br1fnert & Nho pfoaw'ed tho
leWHminatotiia here have been en-
7 gagged 20 direct tho production for the
t1qo. An 'le saensy and nearly cvcgy
bsdst,hne "a. iRa &aissbf peoile taking
part VIII be brought here from New
I York.
The leading society lAyomen. Of VIII
4 mihgton tafe ActinE as Wthonesses and
7 chaperons willie Inc younger society
I Get will sing rs mahy 81 the groups.
The cast OF sharacters ls being carefully
I guarded from tho public az prcscnt, but
] viii be announced later
'tE~N 20 il rH 81 Us 80 ..tst ~
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
viii Honor jefferson.

A. meeting Of Tic Democratic Leagne
TO be held Monday evening next com.
rlitiec will BE- appslnted ~ make arfansr.
rhsata for the celebration OF Jtffersnn's
birthday. Besides the general eotnfnttss
a number Of membefs viii be appo.nl. q
TO 80 70 Washington and consult the
corgrs lopal, eompittee ia order. 10, Sc.
cure y spsAksrs sens acted psmss,~;s
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
Pennsylvania Railroad
a'lasslbna. e4.',mors sha Was fis.

--hcdule Ia ef,cg, Dscvnb a. b.
alnn iestt Nt.a-4tNsiiO 80 foiONtt
on 'heatcf -uJ ru 4a0e .pir~, 40. 4l2
.N''' htfi "tNt tt'V.....f-t ,.t., "a. e.st
WV. a'd, iNti. l0.-L .i,eh ft.f Sly. .l 3
a., ih'' 49,. l,AL .9,tA, '-.4. .t.s.. ar. u.D =.
,e''h w.. .,'s' o.fi 40, tA3si9. . aiil $50
~ h, MtcA.oays. Lex lis, ..1i, .A.z. .t. Ia
tas'f iiNs li,tn 4. iii.t .l-..s, i.,i. .1.s Isl
70, ,,y, ''oa 'osl. SOL, e.ls. 's.-f gl3 tsu9.Ard
llol b. M SandalA
foi Lhlduelph.a only Q 90. a25, iOa5 A.
~, l-..N, Nta. b..-. SIS. 1li ana SEQ b. H.
y, ass a. 3D., s.2,, SIS. an and 81
io,or New VI n, uhroleh espresso, 1873
30 I'D lh q. M sen fsl.S7 70 ~,
90 -hsi VII 1913 D. .n, Wcek-daya f.fs,
ae9; ellt5 a. M. ISL 2.5s. 5.aa. fsse3 iii
"a l',sd p. m, Sundays
LOT hoston without change. 1000 a. M.
5 nu SUI D. ~. weekdays. S.fo y. m. Sun,
Baltimore and Washington. i.os. az. 7ss
~; Hlo ll0hl, lilo ana sii.is a, m, sieas.
sL,lt' ilf ..05, $50 Bso. 5c5. 500. 81 Il
liz ~, f-.ai, f'Sis, Noi b. ~. and sen
diN NJ, sl2&, fita sos $50 asa Is ~
WE SO, f.fai, fsi5. fla0l D. M, and
w. IS night. SUNDAYS
hNlhnlorc and intermediate stations, a5l
d. M and !S5s p. m. sundays
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
The EQUITABLE
GUARANTEE AND
TRUST co.

is now making leases with new ten
ants for offices on the Fifth and
Sixth floors of its Building. which
floors will be vacated the first OF
next March by the present tenants
These offices are away from the
naise and dust of the street; are
well lighted; easily reached by
double elevator service and the
-ertal includes use Of electric light,
aeat and service OF janitor
The ReaI Estate Department will
give all information as to rates.
etc, and receive applications for
offices.
This Department is now in the
th and Shipley Street end Of the
u II elm
T>sNstss' ~ -1--4-- ; .Jzlzar-l .tiIo
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
WANTED.

yVANTED-Frivate lessons in English.
French and Spanish. Address, NJ, this Of
ire. 90 1s d2o-gt
WANTED Medium sized comfortably
furnished house, In good location c. G.
KURTZ. lOll Market street, opposite
Court House. go dh-lt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
FARMS Foa SALE.

ply A FARM IN PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW JERSEY Or DELAWARE.
Best States for profitable farming. Soil
adapted 70 great variety Of crops. Near
markets that pay best prices for your pro-
specially, sold and bought Write FOR par
ticulare. RAYMOND g. Prick, 1lol r. +.
Trust Bid. Philadelphis.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
BUSH LINE

freight received FOR all points. elvtn
$1,000 attention, sud forwarded
routes. ~ "Nf'
,i hS2sts leave bosh Wilmington AID
y u,lses iphia a. tu9 p. 40. daily. sunday
sued. "e
GEORGE W. BUSH a SONS co.
TIER y south Wharves. fhilaGclnhia.
French Street Wharf. Wilmington.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
RsAL EsrNrs FoR SALE.
LICENSE APPricArIoNs.


NOTICE., WILLARD a SPRING ER.
the tenant and occupant OF the house si,u-
ated at No. 4 West Fourth street, In The
First ward Ia the city 81 Wilmington
county Of New Castle, and state OF Della
ware. IN ccrnpliahce With TIE require
nents Of the actseof the General Assem-
bly, In such case made and, IRON ided, Go
hereby give notice that shah apply in
writing to the Court 81 General Sessions
of the State Of Delaware. " aud for New
Castle county. on Monday, the fth day Of
February 1907 being the next term OF
said COURT for a license TOR sad house, as
an inn or tavern for the sale therein o.
intoxicating LIQUORS IN less quantities. than
ono quart. 20 Re drunk on tnc premises
and the following respectable Citizens Of
said ward. at least twelve OF H1horn are
substantial freeholders 81 --eld vatG,
recommend the said Application viz:
Geo. A. Willis ID, - Wilson Oaks,
Jacob Sheiber. u J0se bii -Fislfer,
Ludwig Hendricks, Fred Flan2er.
Chns. =. Dpughertys q g. Holland
BENZ v. Rawnslty, y. Rush wufth.
Max Ephraim.s lanes. Hutton,
Morris EzraifEpn 1avc Fsphraihn.
James H. Hariiins. Jarob Zimmerman,
". r. loot Geo Mccartney.
Robert Hutton. Reniamin 2. Pryor,
II. ID, Entrlken. J. g. Peacock.
Morris Chaikin. 09 J. Howard Drukker,
Edwin Chambers, Z Martin hardine.
A. r. Saylor, .
dls-st WILLARD A. sPRINGER'
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No1qCFAI, FREDERICK c. ROEMER,
the owner and occupant ~ the. house
sitfsted at n. W. Cor. seventh and mall-
sen streets, Ia The Fifth ward, Sify OF VII
rllrcfer sonnty OF New Castle, and
& al. II 70 siaw5re. in compliance with the
reqsirements ~ the Gets Of The General
Assembly 10. such case. nlade and pro-
xided. do hereby give notice that l shall
appiy. in writing q the Court Of General
- SONS al the STATE OF, Delaware, in
and for4New Castle county.s on Monday
the sth day Of February A. u. 1901, be-
M tire next term Of said court for IL
cense as an ian or tavern. for the sale
therein Of fntoyicatirg -idnersI fin less
quantities than one quart. Is be drunk on
the premises, aad the ftlowing. respect
abe oitlzeps 81 sad ward ~ aeast twelve
al whom are substantial freeholders or
SAID ward, recommend the said. applica-
ton. viz: 80
George Jordfn William y. Lloyd
Iohn S. Fulton John. l.. Wrlgnt
ANna. II Harris = ChaS, A. feeke
John A. Mahoney George j. Bacon
~ X. Hammer c. r. Mcdowell
George f. White George c. Albert
Harrison hicCauliey d Bell
Wm II. Morgan John Braunstein
VIM. b Mann Daniel Rickta
Earnard Beste Jr Elmer Il. Mccall
Albert Butcher Henry White
Harry KENYON Howard J. Thorp
John Shields - W. Z. Wears
dls-3t FREDERICK C. ROEMER.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
MORTGAGE BROKERS

MONEY! TO loan on 'desirabls hrst
MORTGAGES on city properties in amounts
to suls. HAWKINS & Co, az Market St
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
REAL ESIGIE FVR SALE On F0R REHT

FOR RENT-pwellins 1872 washington
street. 10 rooms and bath, immediate DOS.
session. $50 per month. Apply " allow
address. Ff dia.tas
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

NoTICE-I. HENRY. .BoTHMAN. the
tenant and OCCUPANT OF the hoise situated
at the n. f. Corner Fifth and Market
Streets known as -the Clayton House, IN
the city of Wiimin gtoh county Of New
Castle and State OF Delaware. In com
pliance with the requirements Of the acts
Of tho General Assembly in such rasc
made and provided. do hereby give notice
thai shah apply IN .writingto the Court
OF General Sessions OF the State of Della
ware. IN and tor New Castle county on
Monday th4 54th day &c e bruarv A. D.,
1877, being the next term OF said court,
Tor a license FOR said house 4as an INN OF
tavern, for the sale therein OF Intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart
to he drunk on ne promises. and the FOL
lowire respectable citizens ~ said ward.
al least twelve pf whom arc Substantial
freeholders Of said ward recpmmend the
said application, viz;
A. J. Neiderr1eier. -Joseph ". Hitchen'
Ciarehce r. Holt M a. Wright,
NichnlssF Goldberg. s Morris
jos. ". Green, K = Abr Shnonet
CHRISTOPHER Bauer, SAnaeslJ cohen.
James T. Grub, Walter +. fester'
Jacob :, kopp' levi ltntaS
Louis Brown * Weller A. Green,
II as Bhckmaster. Joseph ]. NcGarvey
Geo. " Quinn M d. Je Gcidstein.
Hugh Duty, John T.. Kane,
James Hitchen, Fred w. hluno'
VIM II. WIswen, ---....,-
.
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Tor New Castle. Ad5 SIS A M, sos a.
SEQ p. m Sundays
FOR Lewes and Rehoboth SIS a. m. ana
s,n p. M. week-dsys. 7.ss ., n. and ~
FOR Dover. Ifatrlnrton ana pelmar asa
1915 a m. 20. sb3 B. m. ard 1900 nirhl
wgesk'eays 50 q M. $50 p r., ana 100
a. M ana 3oS p. m. reei-daya
Express FOR Cape Charien ola Point
Comfort and Norfolk 1913 am. week.
DAYS and 1900 night daily. f
FOR ATLANTIC CITY and cApr MAY
Connecting va West Phliadelphia, o.
Broad Street $50 4. NJ. 1880. SO ana 6li
p. m. week.daysi SIC a, m, 1915 and 81
sDinlnF Car. Accommodation Trains.
The Wllmiustnn Transfer Company win
call for and check baggase from hotels
and residences.
FOR further infornAtlon. apply 10 j. IT
AfcWilliams City ricket gent, Hos Mar
ket Street or al the station Telephone
city Ticket Office. ID. and A. 1910; OF
pelmarvia 1871
w. W. ATTERBURY. u r. WOOD.
General Manager Fass'r Traffic Mgr
GFO W. EOYp.
General Passenger Agent
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21

Atlantic Coast LINE. i,xpless, Las a. m.
and 1885 r. ~, daily.
southern Railway Express. az 4 "a
So lnd f.3i 3. M daily
Scahoard Air Line Raiivlav--yr~nr.~-
81, Ao3 a. m, and $50 o. IN. daily.
Norfolk ans Western Raiipa w. 70,
Memphis and New. Orleans SEQ ,. M.
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Railway. pebra.r
leoi a. m. week.dsys. fifs ana n.i6 b. mi
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1906-12-21
How to Fool a Lazy Liver
with Artificial Exercise

TIA VERY serious Sickness has sman
~ beginning. 1
And, in nine cases out Of ten,
LIZ that beginning Is made in the
Bowels.
Constipation is the beginning Of most die
eases. Il psves the way for all others.
Lack Of exercise, hasiy eating, improper
food. are It's first causes.
Lazlness. and postponement, permit Il
20 grow into Chronic Constipation, which
means lifelong Discomfort
ltisn't necessary 10 be siek-a-bed, you
know, in order to be mighty uncomfortable.
Even a Sigh, indigestion affects tSs
nerves. dulls the mind. and obsoures the
merry sunshine Of Life.
The time to adjust the Bowels is the very
minute you suspect they need adlus,ment.
If your tongue is slightly oos,os,
III your breath is under suspicion.
-lfyour head feels triile heavy or dun.
~ VI bN@tieA slNAAAA NNNlA a AAAAo eieHf
If Heartburn, Belehing, Colo OF Rest
lsssness begin to show themselves,
That's the time TO eat caseuet.
II acts as pleasantly asst tastes. l,isas
oongenisl to your Bowels as 1t is to your
Palate.
Il stimulates the muscular lining Of the
Bowels and luiestines. SO that they meehanl-
cally extract nourishment from the food and
drive out the waste.
~ sH iH lH Iaat
The emily way to have cascarets ready 10
use precisely when you need them is to
carry them constantly in your pocket, as
you do a Watch or a Lead pencil.
The ten cent box Of. cascarets Is made
thin, flat, round-edgsd, and small, for this
precise putpose. ~
Be very csrefuito get The genuine, made
only BY the Sterling Remedy Company and
never sold in bulk. Every tablet stamped
"Ccc." All druggists 40
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