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Evening journal., 1908-10-07
How to Live Long
Through Scientific Observation Of the
Life Of Men and Animals.
Every Human Should and Can Live
For Over 150 Years.

TOR ONoF lou ears
Now we have a means by which life
can BEAUTIFULLY last at least $50 years.
The soiantists who claim this have
advanced a theory which is based on
animal life as IL exists in the jungles
Take. for instance; An elephant lives
for several hundreds OF years; parrots
have life OF two or three hundred
years, and other species Of animals
enjoy several centuries Of active life.
Now. if we are advocates of Darwin,
who claims that man evolved from apes
the matter is settled. But II our view
is contrary, we have but 20 review
history. People formerly lived sev-
eral of our modern lifetimes.
The trouble is that now we crowd
an hour into every minute. The war
Of commerce creates worry. exposure.
stlrs up disease germs and thus short
ems life.
However. man has been given that
which prolongs life. The Duffy Pur,
Malt Whisl1ey Co, of Rochester. New
York. produce a stimulant that filll
the present demand.
Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey Is an alb
solutely pure, gentle and invigoratinl
stim ulant and tonic; builds up tn,
) nerve tissues. tones up the heart
J quickens the circulation. gives power
to the brain, strength and elasticity tc
the muscles and richness 20 the blood
lItN brings into action all the vita
forces, makes digestion perfect, and
! ienables you 20 get from the food you
eat the nourishment Il contains. BY
getting the nutrlment your food con-
tains you are bodily strengthened: that
creates a vigorous condition over the
entire human system. making Il pos
, sible to repel the germs that con-
lstantly assail you. Now according "a
statement. IL is this fact. coupled with
Other health elements of Duffy's Pure
I Malt Whisley. that has given thou
sands Of men and women some seventy
FIVE years more life than they would
otherwise enjoy.
Duny's Is indors0d and recommended
by ministers OF the Gospel and pre-
/ scribed by doctors as the most nour-
ishing. purest. health giving tonic
stimulant and invigorator known &c
medicine. It keeps every organ Of the
2 body I'm a strong, healthy condition
so as TO resist the attacks Of disease.
The fact that this popular promoter
Of long life has qualities to repel dis
ease Is one that attracts men ant
women Of all ages.
Dunys Pure Malt Whiskev is pre-.
vcntive Of disease, a cure for bronchia
and lung troubles. and according e
the work Of n noted New York STATE
physician Is the tonic-stimuiant tha'
brings happiness into the home D,
: making wen and keeping we'll
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
MEXICAN DIET
Not Conclusive 10 Amerioan-Ensruy.

After about thirteen years in Mexs
leo. where 1 was on a Mexican diet
into which coffee and greasy food enter
largely, / found that everything ate
distressed me-" writes man from our
lneighboring republic
Nervous breakdown with pain in
the heart caused me 10 give Up mentsl
work After trying various stomach
remedies without benefit / found re-
lief. at last, by eating Grape-Nuts and
cream.
L could digest Grape Nuts, and the
heart and nervous symptoms soon inn
proved TO such an extent that could
manual labor.
when away from home I get out
Of sorts from eating wrong food. but
at home a few days on Grape-Nuts
puts me right again.
Il once worked 10 consecutive hours
on a dixie without much fatigue, by
having a small box OF Grape-Nuts IN
my pocket and eating a little dry,
whenever I felt faint. can now teach
all day without fatigue. after break
fast Of Grape-Nuts and cream, stewed
fruit. toast and Postum.
THAT old dull feeling, when I tried
to live on my former diet has disap-
peared and the delightful sensation Of
being fully nourished is present now.
And the smile on our is months old
boy at a sight OF Grape-Nuts package
is worth seeing" There's a Reason
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Creek. Mich. Read The Road 70 Well
Vile" in phgs.
Ever read the shovs ietter7 A ne>~
one appssrs from time 70 tina. Th<y
are asapipe. .rteoss -and sf1H-o htp@s
lsnterssts Il II shF~ht
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Fat Women and
HOuSewOrk

Housework is harder on the stout
woman than it is on her leaner sister
for very obvious REASONS. Bending
over brings on that awful stuffed-up
feeling and causes her face to get red
and coarse looking. As a result many
fat women, naturally good house
keepers, let their homes go rather than
permit the work to make their lives
a misery.
A good many try exercising and Diet
ing to get rid of the fat, but / want
to say here that If housework win not
take Off your extra flesh, exercising
can not. Housework is the most
strenuous kind Of exercise.
I recommend every woman who reads
this with interest, because it deals with
a problem of her own, to give up exer-
cising and dieting as being bad and
injurious, and instead try the follow
ing simple mixture Of household RENE
dies I guarantee that in a reasonable
length of time they will have lost
enough flesh in a natural. wholesome
way to enable them TO go through their
housework with pleasure and comfort
to themselves. This home receipt Is
as follows 1-2 ounce Marmola, -
ounce Fluid Cascara Aromatic, and 3
- ounces Peppermint Water. and the
directions for taking are one teaspoon
full after meals and at bedtime.
Now, don't make the mistake Of
thinking that because these three
things are simple home remedies the
combination of them can't be good for
reducing the flesh. FOR as a matter Of
fact I don't believe there is a better
combination for taking off fat quick
ly and safely than the one have
given you above. 1t does not disturb
the stomach or cause wrinkles. and it
renders dieting and exercising entirely
unnecessary. In addition to these ad-
vantages. which / am sure you will
admit are enough TO recommend IT to
any woman, it is Inexpensive and cas-
fly obtainable at any drug store
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
lPENNSY DOES AWAY
WITH CALLERS AT ALTOONA

ALTOONA, Oct. THE caller sys-
aem, by which railroad men were noti-
fled at what time they were to take
their trains out Of the city in vogue
ever since the founding of the Penn
sylvania railroad has been abolished
here, all calling being done hereafter
by phone.
One year ago the company began in
stalling phones and there are now $40
railroad men at Altoona who are called
by phone. One caller alone remaining
the other fifteen being laid off.
The caller method is still in use in
Harrisburg and it is not thought like
" that it will be abandoned, as it is
giving perfect satisfaction. There are
bbout fifteen callers located here. Some
men being called by phone when con.
venient The only objection to the
phone system is that some one has to
always be on hand to answer it,
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Wilmington Lodae Entertains.

Wilmington Lodge, No. /, Ancient Order
of United Workmen gave a musical and
literary entertainment laa night, the pro.
ceeds to be applied TO the relief of the
widow OF Past Supreme Master Workman
William ". Walker. Tho program was
as follows: Overture. orchestra; BARTON,
solo, II. b. Harrison; address "The Object
of Our Entertainment" Edward T. Kane
recitation. Miss o. f.oloia Day: contralto
solo. Mrs. william J. Cramor instru-
mental duet Messrs. II. and b. Frazier
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
PROVE 1T ANYTIME
BY the Evidence of Wilmington Peopl

BY the Evidence Of Wilmington People.
The daily evidence citizens right
here at home supply is proof sufficient
to satisfy the greatest skeptic. No
better proof can be had. Here IS a
case. Read 1t.
A. c. Wivel, 81 West Eleventh
street, Wilmington Del. says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills proved TO be a reliable
remedy when / used them some years
ago. | made a statement for publlca-
tion in 1897 endorsing them as a re-
liable kidney and backache cure At
that time ] had Just been cured of a
bad case of kidney trouble by them
and I felt very grateful for II. In 1904
made a statement reiterating all /
had said In my former testimony I
was still feeling grateful owing to the
fact that l had no recurrence of the
complaint during the intervening seven
years and TODAY. April 25. 1907 I am
proud to say that the good effects of
Doan's Kidney Pills. received no wears
ago, are as apparent today as when
first received Aiy complaint was back
ache and lameness across the loins
brought on by inactive Kidneys AT
times the pains and aches through my
back were so severe that ! thought my
back would break I'm two and It be-
came so lame and weak as to prevent
me from attending 90 business. / used
many remedies but none helped me
until obtained q box of Doan's Kidney
Pills at Danforth's Pharmacy and tried
them. They cured me and my back
has not panied me since. You are
welcome 10 refer anyone to me-"
For sale by all dealers Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Bunalo
New York sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doans-a
take no other.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
RadIx Rurned hv casoIine.

RISING SUN. Nd. oct. I'm en-
deavoring TO extlnguish the flames
from a leaky tank of a gasoline stove
in the home of Mrs Jennie Gillespie.
Miss Maggie Harrison and Mrs. Scott
Wilson were severely burned on their
hands and arms. Several men who
were passing the house at the time
smothered the flames without further
damage.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Peoples Column

Anonymous communications for
the peoples column win not be
printed. Names OF contributors to
the column will not be printed, but
must be furnished THE EVENING
JOURNAL as an evidence Of good
faith on the part or the contributor.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Former Councilman Drops Dead.

"a, a Dover veterinarian. dropped dead
at st. Georges while on a profess
sional tour. He was a former City
Councilman. and had hoen a nominee
of the Prohibition party for Office on
several occasions.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07

bass solo. William J. Robinson, Jr; seiec-
ton, orchestra; soprano solo. Mics Ella
Allen; recitation, Miss o. Loleta Day con-
tralto solo, Mrs. William J. cramer; In
strumontal duet Mcssrs. II. and B. Fra
zier; bass solo. william ]. Robinson, Jr
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Find Honey bv Tubs Full.

Honey enough to mn two tubs was
found behind the weatherboarding Of
the house of John Mickles at Jackson
Station, Nd. -Four swarms Of bees had
taken possession.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Engine ssIt Break. Mans Arm.

LnWES, oct. 7-While trying to
start the engine IN tho United States
wireless station at Cape Henlopen. Lee
Ehret was caught by the left arm by
the belt, whirled around the wheel and
thrown violently against one side OF
the room, breaking two. bones In the
arm.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
More New Road Eor susssx.

GEOEGEIOWN, Oct. If-SusseN
County Levy Court has authorized
more gravel roads TO be built in the
county. So completely is the gravel
giving satisfaction that it will prob
ably be used Quail OF ,3he- TOAD sbpild-
ing this,2aers q 80 fft
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Fnoaoenent Announoed.

The Rev j. r.. Mnligan d. d.. and Mrs
Mnngan. Of ST. Georges, have announced
the engagement Of tteir daughtcr Miss
Sarah T.. Marehand Mnlsan, 20 Iicuten.
ant David Parker Card. NJ. d.. u. s. A., OF
Washington, d. C.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Ennanameni Announced.

Rev. j. II Mnigau. d. d.. and wife
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Sara Marchand Mill
gan. and Lieutenant David Parker
Card nj. D.. H. S. A.. of Washington
ID 4
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
strippinq sunken Steamer,

LEWES. Oct 6.-The wreclzing
steamer Breakwater is stripping the
Fredericla. from Milton. which was
sunk in the bay recently The work is
being done under the direction of Cap
tain puton.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
hammerer-Wriaht.

Harry T. Hnmmerer, OF No. 5ie East
Sixth street. and Miss Carrie Wright of
No Goa Claymont street. were married on
Friday evening by the Rev w. E. Green.
field.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Ciel, Sinclair.

Miss Annie NJ. Sinclair and Samuel w
Gish were married az West Church Manso
yesterday afternoon by the pastor, the
Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Nj. s..i.a. Aanoilnn-

Managers of the Mite Society of Grace
NJ E Church vii meet tomorrow morn
ing ct 1890 o'clock for the consideration
of important business.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Sussex County indictments.

GEORGETOWN. oct 7-At yester-
days session of court the grand jury
brought in the following true bills.
Clark Riley, larceny; pleaded guilty
and was probated TO Thomas B. Prit-
chett; Henry Petit. assault, with in
tent to commit murder; pleaded moi
guilty; Neal Pryor. resisting an Off
Ger; pleaded guilty and sentenced tC
six months in the State Workhouse;
James Morris. assault and battery; mo-
guilty; Twilley Jermon and Clevelant
Marvel, larceny; Ernest Wharton, ALA,
Ernest Warrington. larceny; Mary e
Brittingham and John Fl. Passwaters
assault and battery Seven divorce
cases were reported ready for trial.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
Bio KeiHer Pears.

G. Harry Davidson a Cecil county
farmer, has raised two Refer pears
each Weighing a pound and a half
Evening journal., 1908-10-07
All
THE Y. M. c. A.
Gym" Glasses and Swim
ming Pool Prove Popular
from the Very Start

With the attractions Of the splendid
new Y. NJ. c. A. building now fully
evident, everything indicates record
breaking membership by the end Of
winter The ambitious little social
that was formed during the summer
with amicipct 6ns of meagre gather
inss during tho NiEter has been will
ingly given uo for the social lie Of
the Y. M. c. A., which is now tear'ng
with the pleasures that go to make
this institution so popular among
young men.
To at least 10 or 20 Of the young
men 1he Y. NJ. c. A. is something more
than ii is to others. These are the
boarders who have rooms in the Dui.d-
Ing and have their meals there as well
10 these the big building taxes the
place Of huge boarding school and
their whole time outside of that which
they send in work or study is spent
in the wholesome atmosphere of the
Y. NJ. c. A.
To the other ZOO or so members who
are not resident members, the Y. NJ.
c. A. is highly absorbing and very few
of them have spent their evenings
away from the building Yesterday
the first gymnasium class, that of
High School, boys who are members Of
the association, was given instruction
and introduced to the stunts and wrig-
giles that are intended to give them
health and bearing. The gym" has
proven highly popular to all the mem
bers and were it not for the regula-
tons which reserve the floor to GER
tain groups at certain times Of the
day the entire membership probably
would be striving to occupy the big
hall.
Swimming Pool Popular,
The swimming pool with its water
just tepid enough to be comfortable
1 is place of great interest. The fact
that the water is filtered has made
sport in the pool even more divertine
than if it were merely ordinary city
water and every day It is well-flled
At nights the building takes on a
most enlivening appearance. 1t is ther
that the pool rooms and the reading
rooms are the centers Of interest. and
the young men to whom such a scene
would not be attractive would be very
hard to please indeed. Everything OF
real worth that the exclusive business
or professional man enjoys in his club
house is as readily at the disposal OF
the hundreds of young men, some fan
from being prosperous. who belong tc
the Wilmington Y NJ c. A.
Evening journal., 1908-10-07

Members Of Usage Tribe No. 80.
Imp'd o. r. NJ. are requested to meet
at Hall. No. 6i0 1-2 Market street.
Wednesday night. Complete arrange
ments for Founders week parade
Evening journal., 1908-10-07

EIkton's Closing Matinee.
Cecil county horsemen viii hold the
closing matinee OF the season on Elk
ton Fair grounds on October II.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
BRADYS OPINION OF VOTERS

Bob McCracken who endeaveored as member OF the es'a
ure to carry the Republican party pledges IS someWh so
mnosy put by the Idaho Falls Register the al
liant champion Maodorou Jim Brady Not seeking u any way
to mitigate the charge against cCracken for Of the opinion
that man that endeavors out Republican pledges
simply attention the matter 70 show Brady opnl9n OF
those who stood by the platform two years ago
The Register speaks for Brady and speaks by the card @hat
Brady thinks the Register thinks and faith foolish enough at times
to put into cold type Nccrace introduced bill after bill the
house two wears ago that we're line with Republican pledges He
became very thorn in flesh Speaker Hunt and the other root
e for the ring and finally driven with the Demo
crats
For his efforts 10 put into practice Republican pledges Ne
Cracken plainly told and that the party pledges
were not made any other purpose than 70 eate geons Inc
matter is only interest showing the Brady view lakng
larger Interpretation Brady that every man VINO
endeayo to carry effect Republican pledges IS an ass and nat
the voeho supports Mr. Brady thinking thereby he IS endorsing
the beautiful platform upon which Mr. Brady running Is also an
ass 1t NAV be OF no what Brady thinks OF AleracSe but
it should be Of the what Brady thinks OF those VINO
will vote Brady He thinks they and faith they are
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18

Commercial travellers are generally speaking better able to size
up the political than other people Their travels BRING
them into touch with representative in the communities visited
Is noted that majority of the drmer who visit BOISE report
M chances favor the election Mr. Bryan to the presidency
- that there no question larger share of the la
m vote going Mr. Bryan than has been recorded Tor Demo
candidate in recent years and that business em VIII vote their
the Democrats refusing be stampeded as they nave
been in the past Will the farmers generally beheVe tnere 700
1ce between Wall street and the Republican leaders Al
- A,nces tend to support the theory that MI Bryan VIII y
ces1 One gentleman asserted that his business made MN
Of large number Of labor union newspapers and tha ne no
iced that almost without exception these papers were eite sup
With Republican leanngs and that what struck nm
voraby was that labor papers that four years ago were
s for Roosevelt this year most earnest IN support oi
Ban This gave the opinion that there would be VeFfaoe
landslide in favor Of the Nebraskan
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
BRYAN OHIO RECEPTION
TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM GREETS CANDIDATE
in BUCKEYE STATE

That remarkable tribute paid William Jennings Bryan
he ourneyed through Ohio recently through
the columns Independent Cca,eiand Dealer the can
idate hnsei astoned the o he crowds which
assembled the stopping places and the Of
asm displayed
It Steubenvie and indus
try that the Nebraskan impressed with the grip the De
mocracy has upon the tong Mr. Bryan about
Seubevie expecting
to make but short speech from the platform He asonished
find the railroad platform and all the surrounding literally
choked with humanity with the tops Of the freight and all the
nearby buildings covered The crowd estimated by the 10
committee II ooo will the Plain Dealer the
story
But the numbers much the frantic
husiasm that made the reception unique Mr. Bryan literally
mobbd the he appeared He attempted speak from the
the but dragged the ground by the local
while the crowd shrieked its approval and taken
porary platform the station 1t took him FIVE minutes make
himself heard. The crowd seemed be with merely seeing
kept shouting his and cheering for him He talked for
fifteen in the blazing directing his remarks mainly
the workingmen who predomnated in the crowd
"Bryan his OF the nc
dents Of all his campaign experiences Women joined the frnzied
touch him. One snached Of his button
hole women the who could reach
him. bless you God bless you The jam became
terrific that Bryan frightened He finally managed
get and the great crowd urged after him. He called
the crowd crush the who in danger
smoke-begrmned railroad overal climbed to the
platform and, waving his cap, shouted
Il am Republican my life, but I'm with honest
Were Reubicans but YOU the crowd roared back
Inspired BY unprecedented demonstration Mr. Bryan put
the popular pank platform before the crowd When
popular election OF United States
their hands, thousands Of hands into the air and
shouts the in West Virginia The
result was shown other pan When The train pulled
out great made rush after and followed for Ioo
yards down the railroad track yelling and shouting
OF the Reublcan candidate who pro-
believe that the prosperity Of the depends upon his
election the presidency posses friend Of labor Con
ast reception Mr. Bryan Steubenve o. with the opening
Republican campaign Youngstown, the state where
belonging the United States Steel corporation shut
lown and the men given day holiday with pay they would
march in the parade corporation standing the
If the uniforms.
The nomination Judge Taft forced by Theodore Roose
e but the office holders supported by all the arpotect
d trusts country powerful enough to elect him
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18

M calamity hovers the Republicans entitled to 60 70 the
head Of the class Here Weiser correspondent OF he ota
= al1 Republicans cranuls that the Oklahoma guar
to pav bank deposiors will work all right m ordinary tunes
m when panic comes will be found entirely inadequate here
l be Republicans looking forward to time when pane WI
come and the banks OF the country vii tall one aiter an % ~
ards They throw their hands in the air and boldly pro-
+ bere s nothing Will prevent the coming OF day
lsr tb banks viii broke L these sad and melanehoy Tore
- are founded upon any reliable basis them indeed Is ne o
n Who trust, money stocking or cracked sugar po"i
@ -, NJ Ran and not Mr. Taft is the advocate OF the bank
law If it were otherwise the Oklahoma law would be the
Ser, acme OF exalted wisdom
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-09-18
BOISE. IDAHO, SEPTEMBER 18. 1908

@ never seen charges warrantng such action that Of inquiry
De apolnted to examine into the accusations
October 2Orders issue relieving Stewart duty For
Brraas and directing him take Fort Grant which,
the same time withdrawn from the Department OF the Colorado
50 the colonel should have military
with any officer except the adjuant general and with him only
the question whether he would would for Col
one Stewart in that said he would upon condition
hat the president nominated him confirmed him
brgader general
October 1.-THE elied officer arrives Fort Grant where
mails arrive only twice week only army and
civilian caretaker afflicted with tuberculosis The mans
coughing keeps Stewart awake.
February INecessiy of using bafb and avaory
tuberculosis civilian pes Stewart ask for other station Denied
April I8War department orders him St Francis barracks
long abandoned but shortly before leased Florida Ma
tonal guard
April 22-Forida Guard objects having any part
barracks used by United States Stewart goes back Fort Grant
May president Roosevelt tells Senator Rayner OF
lu would be useless could upset his conviction that Stew
art is unfit to exercise command in the army
May Il-Raynor offers resolution authorizing and directing
President to convene court Of inquiry
May 3o-Congre adjourn without acting resolution which
The president says he would not have obeyed.
August z5War department orders Colonel Stewart take
physical b, walking fifty miles three days riding ninety
n the same number of days.
September 12-Ordered back Fort Grant the report Of
surgeon that his heart is weak.