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Evening journal., 1907-01-28
MEDICINES. NEW STYLE
Some Of the Old Timers Hardly Reeog-
nizable Under the New Law.

II you slip around to the apothecary's
one Of these days and hnd him all out
of your fayorite bitters or If when you
pull the wrapper off you find the stun
am.oily green instead Of the remember
ed vermillon, don't blame tho druggist
The chances are he and his wholesaler
are in the same fix. It's the new pure
drug law.
The Federal food and drugs act went
into commission on New Years day
It's stipu alton that manufacturers
whose remedies contain narcotics or
alkaloids must say so on the labels has
made no end of trouble in the drug
business. The real lambs are getting
along pretty well. but the wolves that
used to wear wool I'm the good old days
are having a time of g. Bottles, Ia
beis and contents have all been chang
ed.
Practically everything I'm the drug
line IS now labeled: Guaranteed un-
der the Food and Drugs Act OF June
30. 1906" It also bears the serial num-
ber allotted boy the government The
wholesa OTIS VIII not accept goods
otherwise, and the result has been q
notable scarcity Of such products as
have not yet conformed 20 the require
ments of tho new law. Most of the
woll-known proprietary articles got In
line early. ono of the local druggists
has secured guaranty No. 1 for one of
his preparations A wholesaler has
sent this otter 20 his patrons
For the temporary omission Of any
ordinary proprietary articles we crave
your Indulgence
This IS owing TO the confusion which
has 6vcrtnkon the business by reason
Of the enforcement OF the pure food
and drugs act, June 20 1906.
While some proprietors have had
thcif goods ready with now labels oth-
ers have delayed the matter to such an
extent that prompt delivery of alH
goods ordered is impossible.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
CONFERENCE OF MAYORS
Sussex County Officials VIII Hold
Meeting at esoraetown To-morrow

Spocial 20 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Jan. 2S--A confer
ence OF considerable municipal interest
Will DE held here at O'Clock on Tues
day afternoon. ia The office ol Mayor
warrington. Tt viii be in the nature
OF a convention of municipal authori-
ties Of am the Sussex towns called and
originated by Mayor James n. Thomp-
son. of Lewes. Representatives Wiii be
present from Georgetown. Milton.
hewes. Glendale. Greenwood. Laura 3
Seaford. selbyviile. Br'dgeville Mills
boro. Rehoboth and Milford. Uniform
bills 10 be presented to the Legislature
VIII be considered ana a uniform sys-
tenn Of receiving and applying the
county funds awarded for street ana
highway Improvement from the road
tax funds. through the Levy Courts
will be chiefly considered and changes
suggested. Working prisoners on the
streets win be another subject con-
s.dcred.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

HEAD Neuralgia sick, nervous or con-
gostive headaches. duh fun feeling at
base Of brain, loss OF memory, dizzi-
ness, tumors and eczema of scalp
HEART polpltauons irregular nulsa-
uons valvular discusses weak and
fatty heart. dropsy and rheumatism of
The heart languid circulation etc.
KIDNEYS Inflammation of tho kid-
neys. Brishts disease. dluhctes. con-
gestion of the Kidneys, uraomio gravel
stone. all scientifically and successfully
treated 10y my combined treatment
BLADDER lnnaumWion cystius.
cysterrhoca catarrh of the bladder.
rhcse distressing diseases Invariably
Weld 70 my So stem of combined troat-
mont
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
sIendinr Tinvare.

A unique method Of mending tinware
IS practiced by q clever housekeeper
After trying to solder a leaky pan with
poor satisfaction. one day i'm despera-
ton she caught up a paper bag-the
kind made Of tough brown paper-and
tore Off a piece, which she pasted
across the hole on the outside using
cold water paste Hot water was then
turned into the pan and left TO stand
FOR few minutes, when she found her
makeshift patch was on so tight that
scraplng with a knife would not re-
move it. This patch remained in place
FOR three weeks or until the dishwasher
set the pan on the stove to dry and
burned Off the paper However, 1t was
very easily replaced and Is now my
friends regular method Of mendins
certain pieces Of tinware. In tllcse
days Of poor tin used for cooking
utensils this IS cheap and quick
method worth passing on.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
A CUP OF TEA.

Troubles That May Follow Too
Free Use of the beverage.
One hears a great deal about the al
cohoi and opium habits and various
other drug addictions. but rarely does
one hear a word concerning a very
common and in many cases very iniu-
rious habit-namely. the tea habit
This habit is much more common in
England, Russia and China than in the
United States. but one would hardly
say that it is uncommon here.
The stimulating effect of tea is due
to an alllaloid identical with the caf-
feline found in coffee. This principle IS
a valuable medicinal agent; but taken
hablually, exerting as it does a pow
erful stimulating effect upon the heart
and nervous system. it is q very seri-
GUS matter. Some persons drink tea q
long time without suffering amy incon-
venience; others gradually develop a
train of symptoms which begin with
loss Of appetite, dyspepsia and various
stomach arrangements, followed by
nervous palpitation OF the heart in
somnia, dreams. broken sleep. incapac-
fly for mental work, neuralgia and va.
rious organic ailments. Fatigue fol-
lows the slightest effort. The complex
ion assumes a pasty gray color. the
body becomes thin and emaciated. and
approaching decrepitude is suggested
by the appearance and every action of
the victim.
OF course it does not follow that ev-
cry one who drinks tea. even literally,
will suffer like this. but It is well for
every one to know what may happen.-
A Physician in New York World.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
New YeiIs

There are several new designs in
wells.
The chenille dotted-sman rather
than large dots-in the French yelling
is etremely fashionable
Its clear mesh makes it generally
becoming.
A novelty i'm heavier Yelling is the
yard ana an eighth square Of chiffon
cloth.
This has large round velvet dots q
shade darker in color
There is wide hem finished with
hemst.tching
Tho smartest colors are gray ana
pale tan.
The veil IS put on over Inc entire
hat. with folds drawn back, and fast
cned at the back Of the head with one
Of the new fancy veil pins that are 50
poular.-Dress.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
seIIs HoIIIday Residenee.

Special 20 The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 2s.-The splendid colo
nial residence on King street, Dover
the property OF the Pennsylvania Raii-
road Company, and occupied until hts
death last year by the late General
Robert L. Holiday superintendent cf
the Delaware railroad, has been sold,
The purchaser is Dr. Charles NJ. Whar-
ton. The University OF Pennsylvania
rraduate who Is widely known because
cf his popularity there as am athlete
and football coach. 1t Is reported tha.
Dr. wharton may establish private
sanitarium for treatments IN which he
is q specialist.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Notable Gatherings to Be Held in Two
Lower Counties This Week.
- III - - Io,.rna1

Special tO Tho Evening Journal.
MILFORD. jan. 2S-At the Farmers
Institutes 90 Doe held throughout Sus-
sex county and carried up into Ken,
county this weck. Professor H. III. Hay
ward. director cf the new Delaware
Experiment station. win continue his
studied remarks Co stimulate corn
breeding and corn-growlng in Dela-
ware. The state last year produced
G.0O0.C00 bushels OF corn on about 10000
acres. which WAS an average of thirty
bushels to the acre. The effort is 90
Increase this average by one bushel TO
the acre, which alone viii bring EN-
increase of $4,000 into the pockets Of
the farmers and business men OF the
state next year Under the same plan
it is proposed TO increase the apple
orchard outputs by about 100 baskets
per orchard. by the use Of oil emni-
sions which destroy fungus, Insects
and scales ard ala in the production
OF perfect fruit and more OF it.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

STOMACH Camwh liberation and
dyspepsia. Indigestion weakness, rain
na tulness after eating heartburn,
etc.
aLooD AND SKIN diecases. sores
nois pinpiaa soro'1i' ialntr tun.e,s,
tetior ce7cmH lfit rhcum flngwol,l
and blood poison ihotoushly eradicate
eJ. leaving Gee system in strong
pure ana healihful condition.
.aHEuMATleM Acute aul chronic
rheumatsm in ail its fofns -onlarzai
and stnonc1 Joints. mnrrdiar rheuma-
Gsm lumbaso soMtica otc
DISEASES or REcTUm tnes then-
.orrhods). positively cured without the
1so Of knife.
NERVOUS DISEASES Diseases Of the
Ncryous System require The highest dee
gree of medical skill for successful
treatment Epilepsy chorea OF ST..
lNitNs dlrce. paralysis in its various
forms hy0tclia. spinal irritation. ner,
lnus debility nervous proatration and
other arrangements of lceicns OF tho
nerves. brain or spinal cord, are uiual-
~ very obstinate and oftea regarded
laa ineurabic. Trio majority of such
cases are ueurable hy ho ordinary
methods set thcy yield re.aiiy 90 TIE
powerful but beneficial Influences of mv
system of treatmcnt The fret thing
lin the treatment of these Diseases is TO
locate the cause of tho diseuse which
los ofton obscure. Science enables me
Co accomplish this.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
May OPERATE
OLD PLANT

Il IS understood the unused plant OF
She Delaware Button Company in South
Wilmington IS to be purchased and op-
Grated by firearms company A reps
resenative OF a well-known firearms
company has been n this city for sew
cral days and while the rumor cou a
rot be substanhated it is understood he
was negotiating for the button works
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
TO OPEN
new BOAT LINE

Beginning Tomorrow or Wednesday
The Wilmington and New York Trans
portation Company Win operate IFS
service between this city ana New
York. That the company win do a big
business seems assured. It is uuder-
stood that T.. Blumenthal q Company
besides most of the other morocco com-
panics win ship raw and finished goods
to and from New York by the ncw
line also the Baucrofts and other big
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
High Heads or Low

Contrary TO the general idea that
the head should lie low while sleeping.
a doctor says thot this practice with
some people IS tine cause Of oonges-
tive headaches. The blood settles In
the head. and the sufferer wakes with
dull feeling or throbbing pain. Per-
SONS subject to catarrhal headache
should be careful to have their heads
high enough at night.
To a patient who complained OF el-
ways awakening from a sound nights
sleep with a headache. the same ply
sician advised the discarding of the
one thin pillow in use and substitute
Ing two fairly thick ones.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
For the Believer in Mem
tai Suggestions

hereby bury my negat.on. weak
ress fear, seidshness and all doubt
ander a mountain Of positive, intense.
living truth.
am perfectly sound in mind and
body. Nothing in the universe can
hinder my progress.
am the child Of God. The Divine
win is my will
tt Is only God. I understand it and
feel it.
am strong in the Lord. one with
my Father.
am in loving relation to the uni
versal order.
am peace TO all my environments.
7 ann love, and radiato 1t everywhere.
Goodness is flowing into me-
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
The Folding Hair Brush
rs a novelty.

IT'S a novelty.
mighty useful one, too.
it saves lugging about a ton or so
of silver toilet articles.
It's a small hair brush, not part'c-
ulaIly beautiful.
When packed the bristles lie perfect
ly nat.
A small screw turns them outward,
ready for use.
On the back is a fiat pocket contain
ing comb nail-fle and clippers.
An small enough TO be tossed into
the compass of the ordinary handbag.
And blessed innovation is the way
of eliminating supernuous luggage.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
II. D. Barnes, N. D..
SPECIALIST.
ZIG WEoT STREET,
Corner Eighth and West Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Consultation Free.

Dr. Barnes ia a graduated Physician
and Surgeon. Treating Allopathcsliy,
Homeopa and Electrically. His
Papers aro Recorded ia tho Court
House, this city. that the public may
know he ia qualified as required by
otato. Government and Health Laws.
SPLEEN Liver Stomach. Bladder.
kidney and Bowel Troubles.
LIVER AN diseases OF the liver anl
all organic and functional disorders.
BOWELS Inflammation ANA an norv-
GUS and reflex disorders. rhcumnuam
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
W0ODMEN TO BANQUET
Anniversary Celebration to Be Held at
Dover Tomorrow Night.
Special to The Evening Journal

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVER Jan. 2S.--Tha Modern Wood
men of Dover ana vicinity win have
great banquet and anniversary cell
ebration at the Hotel Richardson on
Tuesday evening, and there viii be o
general joihdcation over the great or
der having attained a maximum
membership OF nearly 100000 members
on this continent The banquet Is 90
De given by Dover Camp. no. 995S.
Modern Woodmen Of America, George
W. Tebo and John b. Hutton being
chairman and secretary. respectively.
OF the entertainment committee. The
guests win assemble nt Modern Wood
men HAN at 7.3o o. m.. and win pro-
ceed to the banquet tables at 9 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Spring Hats

They're Of straw.
Oddities are plentiful.
one looks like a great coalscuttle.
Dropping mushroom brims are con-
spicuous.
Pongee scaufs trim the travelling hats.
Some brims are perked up with liz
tie bird wings
Tulle is used in soft fluffy quaint
ties.
A floating gauze scarf, caught with
q rose and falling over shoulders or
around threat. is seen on the latest
dress hats.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
; THE GENTLE SEX
NediIations of q spinstor

When women play attentively at a
ard party. there is either an extra
nice prize or no new scandal.
Mans lot IS o hard one If he Is
oor he lacks ability; and if he is rich
he is thief.
rlll your life with work and your
esrt with love. and worry win look
isowhore for a domicie.
When glrl is genuinely In love the
zo Of the diamond doesn't count
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
euiId Powelfnl Enaine.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has just comp eted at IFS Altoona shops
q monster locomotive Tor freight service
that is equal Ia power o. three Of the
largest engines noN in service. The
new machine can draw s5 steel ears
Up a sun grade Uith ease ana il is cS-
pecied this type viii be adopted 10 The
near future.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Catch osssrs at Milford.

MILFORD. Jan. 2s.--1lwo large and
heayily-coatsd ottsrs. each six feet in
length were captured in a lnicket ia
tho rear of Ihs Polk farm this week ~
William Bennett. Of Milford Neck. TIE
trapper realized $50 Tor the pelts.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
AWAIT SAD NEWS
Captain J. A. Kearney, Late os Lewes,
Believed to Have Drowned at Sea.
Special 10 Tho evening Journal.

0UDITII % ITO TlI'IIIHa IOUTH0I.
LEWES. Jan. 2S.-Nows of the
drowning Of Captain Kearney, who was
drowned from his vessel the large
schooner Horace J. Morse. in the Bay
OF Fundy. has been eagerly awaited
here.
Captain John A. Kearney is regarded
as q Lewes man. He was a son-in-la'v
OF Captain y. #. Williams and is sur
vivei by a wife and child who made
their home with Captain Williams and
family. His schooner was bound from
ST. Johns. n. b.. TO Philadelphia with
a cargo OF lath.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Win sell Pronarsles.

Former Receiver Of Taxes Horace G.
Rettcw he's posted bills ia the County
Court House announcing the sale Of
twenty-five properties on account ol
Bon-pasuent Of taxes The properties
Sin be sold publicly on February ls.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
- Ali.n Rsnaired

The packet Alice Of the George W.
Bush and sons Company has been re-
paired and is again In service. The
Alice was run down in the Delaware
river near Philadelphia by the ferry
boat camdon and had her side stove IN.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Then We'HKnow

With How To This, and How To That
We wait with interest now
The advent of a lucid book
Entitled, How To How.
Exchange.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
cUREs rs PATIENTs.


CURES HIS PATIENTS.
Because De is true specialist,
through genuine knowledge. expert
once and training obtained by years OF
hard work and tudy and has equip
ped himself with AN the latest and
most valuable products of modern
Electro Medical science Ga the cure OF
disease, he cures patients many OF
them after humorous other doctors
have fanod).
NOSE Acute and Chronic Catarrh OF
the nose and air passages OF the head.
polypus and other growths Ia the nasal
passages, positively cured without sur-
.gical operations by this treatment
.alone
THROAT Catarrhal sore throat. acute
.and chronic pharynghs enlarged tom
sils and palate hoarscncss loss OF
voice, paralysis OF the vocal cords. and
lam forms OF throat trouble
THE EARS When cotarrh Is allowed
to continue uncared for time ia the
nose and throat. it Is liable at any
time 20 extend up the eustachian tubes
ttho littlo cir tubes leading from the
upper part of the throat into the inner
ea9, and set up catarrh of the inner
or middle ear which is the cause OF q5
per cent of an deafness iu the world.
The symptoms are a feeling that the
ears close up on swallowing or blowing
the nose A sense of tightness on ful-
ness in ears. which at first comes and
goes. Sounds seem 10 he away off,
which continues on and ON. until you
lrcalizc that your hearing is dun. which
Z gradually Increases. Sometimes pro-
ceding and sometimes accompanying is
o bu2z'ng ringing. roaring. rumbnng
/ Kissing hummlng, singing, whistling or
lthrohhing noise.
LUNGS Diseases In the early stages
] lhemorrhagos. chronic bronchitis. dry
or loose cough, pains ia chest, difficult
/ breathing, acute and chronic asthma
/ Ihepatization, etc, positively cured by
/ my combined treatment
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
ReeoaerIna Ion lIIness.

hrs Mary Monuey n so2 Maryland
avenue who has been treated az the
Delaware Hospital r0i illness. Is recov-
ering and has been removed TO her
home.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
Mitigation

Mrs. Knicker-Does Bridget sing az
her worll2
Mrs. Bocker-Yes. but she doesn't
work enough to annoy us.-Exc change.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
A rRuE sPEclALlsr.

Dr. Barnes is a specialist in the true
sense OF the word-not because he
claims 90 be, but because q lifetime of
special study special learning, special
training, specinl experience and con-
stant application TO special limos ~
work has made him master of the spe-
cial diseases which he treats and cures.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
WomANls raomnLEs.

ny combined wcatmenis are espc-
cially benehciul in aN female come
plants and decided benefit and relief
are quickly iclt ana appreciated. All
women sunerine from auy pelvic afcc-
iou arc especially welcome 90 my cX-
animation and conddenuai advice.
TREATMEMT SAFE pAlhIl Eas Ann
Evening journal., 1907-01-28
STEADILY YINCREhSEpSUGCES

over 400 people this city and vicinity n76e result"
. a il so ~ Asn
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

MEMS DISEASES. I want orcry man
that has amy special diseaso or conti-
zion pccullar Co DTS ex 10 come und
have 70 s0cial chat with me i haze tho
GREATEST TREATMENTS ON
EARTH for MEN and will GUARAN-
TEE curcs or rcfund AN money go
them if fah Am patients aro assured
of strict privacy in seeing ana treating
with me.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

DISEASES or REcTUM rnes Jhcm-
orrholds) positively cured without the
usc of knife.
Evening journal., 1907-01-28

TREATMENT SAFE PAlNLES5 AND
HARMLESS.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
LAND OF OPPORTUNITY.
For the Homeseeker. the HeaIthseek.
er or the Investor.

To those who are seeking a new
country. where there are broad virgin
fields for profitable endeavor: where
one may get in on the ground floor
in limitless industries. and yet remain
in direct touch with the great world.
not isolated from the marts Of trade
nor the pleasures of congenial associa-
ton; to those who are seeking homes
in a temperate climate, free from ex-
tremes of heat and cold: a land Of
health and opportunity. the territory
along the line of the Mobile. Jackson
& Kansas City railroad is most invit-
ing. To one who traverses this line
of railroad the wonder grows that such
lands. near old-established centers.
should have remained so long unde-
veloped. A true story of the opportuni.
ties for town-building. colonization,
founding of manufacturing enterprises.
opening mercantile establishments,
and securing land for farming pur-
poses is told in booklet entitled
Along the Line Of the Mobile. Jack
son & Kansas City Railroad which
is sent free by l.. l.. Lawrence. man
ager immigration and industrial d.
partment, Laurel. Miss.
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30
Real Moroccano.

Moor and Morocco are words I'M.
known to the people Of that troubled
land These people know themselves
as Arabs and descendants Of those
valiant upholders of the prophets
green standard who swept like Hood
across North Africa at the time OF
the hegira The Morocco Of the pres
ent day they found possessed by
sturdy race who claimed descent from
the people who were cast out Of Ca
naaan by Joshua, the son Of Nun.
Their country, SO far as its plains
were concerned, was taken from them
by the Arabs. and their fighting
strength was made to serve the Arab
cause in the conquest Of Spain. They
themselves gradually took to the
mountains. to the great Atlas. Here
they have remained ever since. speak
ing their own language. maintaining
their own customs and racial attri-
butes, and obstinately refusing to be
absorbed by the Arab dwellers on the
plains. These people are the Berbers;
their tongue is called Shilhah. Liter
ature they have none, in the ordinary
sense of the word. But they have \
rich store of oral tradition. myth, le-
gend and folklore
Potosi journal., 1907-01-30

The principal amendment was the
substitution of a new section, which
was taken from the statutes OF New
York. Under the bill as originally in.
troduced. and to which there was some
objection raised. it would be unlawful
for the paid agent OF a corporation to
speak to ny member of the legisla-
ture except through the committee,
and not then until after he had com.
piled with other conditions.
The amendment makes the lobbyist
or legislative agent file with the sec.
retary of state a statement of the in.
terest or corporation he wishes to rep
resent, together with the legislation
he intends to promote or oppose.
A statement of the expenses in
Cured by the lobbyist during the ses-
sion of the legislature must be filed
within thirty days after the close of
the session by the corporation repre-
sented, verified by the oath OF the leg
islative agent.