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"Auntie sent me a little doll.
81 d little Susie, ''but is raw-;i
hasn't got any clothes on"
The evening world., 1889-10-25
NO ROOM FOR DFsERTERs.

The wholesale desertion of recruits from
the United States army has moved Secretary
PRocToR to action, aud he proposes to stop
1t by trying to recruit men from the National
Guard. Such men have o natural love for
military life, they have had the experience of
it, and therefore. if they enter the ranks of
the regular army they are likely TO remain
in them.
Several considerAte provisions for these re-
cruits from the National Guards will rivet
them more closely. One is that those from
the same National Guard viii, be in the same
company. and if enough men are obtained
from a State to constitute a company it will
bear the name Of that State.
'An this is wise and good. Esprit de corps
is a magnificent force in soldiers. anil what
ever legitimately fosters it is good. The list
Of deserters will be notably diminished.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
FRIED RATTLEsNAKE FOR SUPPER.
Queer RepaHt OF Illinois Soldiers While
Marching Through Alabama.

Marching Through Alabama.
N. Colver, Of the Chicago Dry Dock Com
pany. writes to tho Chicago Tribune; II
read a story about a week ago that somebody
had procured rattle make oil for medicinal
purposes. l was in the army, and the article
recalled an incident Of army life.
After the fall of Mobile We marched
across the country to Montgomery, the Forty
fourth Missouri in advance. One q terncon,
while tIanping through the piny woods, a
soldier of he Miss ouri REGIMENT 4, Nv q ra ter
about seven feet long. He took aim ut the
serpent's h nd md shot it to piece.
our company. H., Ninety fl tn illinois,
cam ed that mint where The snake was
Killed. A surgeon Of he Missouri regiment
re armed to o T amp and gave one of our
b vs. a dullor for trying ont the oil q the
snake. ! furnished the frrpan. We hoi been
living Tor seN eral days on wormy hard { ,ck.
The sight of the white m,a, ut the snake
locke | SO tempting that we tell to aid de:
voure il. Any one who doubts this can find
an account Of the teas in n hi { ~ of the
Ninety .iIfth Illinois. by our Adjutant, now
Judge Wood. of Rclvi ere. in this S,ute.
- There DEe Sc seral members of lie Ninety
fifth living in Chicago. but ! don't think any
of them 60. n taste of the fenst of VIII. oh l
have told YOU.
" ha. III the Missourinns want with the
ol2 Thew had n superstitiD III that any man
who took ra'tlesnake oil never would have
the toothache. l nm not superstItious, but |
have never lelt u twinge in any OF my teeth
since l partook Of that snake meat"
The evening world., 1889-10-25
THEY ARE READY.

THE Worlds Fair subscription list books
were only opened Yesterday at a iAte hour,
so that it was by no meansa full days record.
Three hundred thousand dollars was not o bad
start for that frlction Of a day. But, while
this is encouraging, IT is by no means enough.
Five million dollars are wanted, and there
amount.
Let to-day tell a better story even than yes
terday. You wealthy men If you won't give
$40. 600 G We $40. 900 or S5. 900, but let the
subscriptions pile up.
The eyes of the whole country are upon
New York. Gnd her citizens cannot afford to
allow the Empire City of the Western Henri
sphere to bear the stain of Be,
sides we want the far here.
Now, gentlemen. subscribe.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
NOT ENTIRELY FORGOTTEN.
Mira. BilIus Had Some RecollecriOn Of the
Incidents OF Her COurirhip.

Incidents Of Her COuriship. :
mr.. Billus lat in his comfortable arm
chair, with his feet comfortably rebting on
another clair" says the Chicago 7rtotine.
Mr.. Billus was enjoying himself. He had
dinei, aud he defied fate to do It's worst. even
as another great mnn is said by historians TO
have lone under like circumstances long
before the period of Ri lus.
Maria. he Observed, this is the ami
versary of 1nr wedding, ISN'T iii
"'II is. john
"'Twenty-three years. Maria said Mr..
B'lluN, rcfectiyely, as he too the poker and
stirred III" fire in the crate. is a laundering
long-h'm Inn long time for some nnr-
Rcd folks, i.ntit?'
- 1t is. john
Ard yet it doesn't seem-h'm! h'm-as
If it were thirty years since / first met you at
the Jasper County tair, does it,
n II lsh't thirty years. replied Mrs.
~ meant twenty-six years. of course,
Maria, Speaking of that fair continued
MIR. Blllrs. i wonder If you reInelll ell that
big artichoke III the agricultural hall? =
No, don't remember any big artlchoke.'
Have you forgotten the long ear OF corn
sent i'll by old A SALON. Wycofi 2
have no recolle cticn of it,
DOn you ItlnelllDert the Dlg Deet tnnt
Uncle yakey Dubois had o exhibition! 2
mo-
" Maria said Mr.. Billus, impatiently,
where's your memoryY Don't you recol.
lect the great big pumpkin that weighed 176
pounds that Cal Hepperly was showing
everybody tina. zane to the fair?
II seems to me do remember a big
pumpkin
- thought SO. Your memory is n mighty
poor one. Maria, blu YOU couldn't forge that
big pumpkin. Do you have any idea per-
sisted Mr.. Billus, with growlns. recollections
of sundry pes his good mother had made
shortly uf,er that fair. 'wLa,cver became Of
that pumpk n, Maria?'
- TIM l have. John.'
You have, hey = he retorted in surprise.
IF it is oil you Can do to remember the big
gest pumpkin at that fair, how do you happen
to know what became If it, madam p
married that pumpkin. john
The Ere huruel feeb y in the CRATE, the
canary bird slumhered peacefully III its cage,
mud amid q silence so profound thai the
shadow. could he ulniuly heard dancing on
the wall MIR. and Mrs. Billus sat in their
cheerful little rarlor and dreamed the happy
hours of their wedding anniversary away"
The evening world., 1889-10-25
VANITY FAIR.

-
Everything tends to the antique and there Is n post.
tive craze for replicas OF early English or early any
thing.
zebra glass that ia striped with color. The applique
crystal Ii finished with raised flowers. with jewelled
hearts composed Of mock rubies, turquoise aud EN-
erRlds.
Sponge baskets may be had in sterling wire, spun
glass or papier-mAche.
The portable rubber tub In which silver-dollar
babies are bathed In mammals boudoir, when that
SUI ersensitivo lady can endure the prattle OF In.
fancy, folds up like u music rest, which II resembles.
Bone are silk finished and Others have printed Green
away scenes inside and out. Tor the porcelain nursery
tubs designed and sold almost exclusively for FIRST
babies are almost as expensive Rs dinner sets Of
French china. When baby Is ut home the china bath
is placed in q sunny window or on the hearth stone,
anG filled with cut flowers or blooming plants.
Only a libel al allowance will enable q woman Of
taste TO dress her feet fashionubly. For the street
s2o will shoe her n whole year, but with every house
dress the girl who gees the pare must have the self.
same color In slipper ana stocking. SILK hosiery ut sc
q pair is dirt cheap. but unfortunately the prune,
pistache, raspberry ink, old rose red, rust brown
and blood shades cannot be had for that price. nor
for less than az, so. Add to this the 81. so per pair
for low shoes or buttoned suedes, figure on, say,
three colorG er season and three seasons to the year,
and there is { bill Tor tlO3, and not u word about
dancing slippers OF carriage kids.
Even the cAndy.makers are Rlaves Of color. and the
bon6ons Of the hour reflect The predominant tiuts Of
millinery and dry-Hcods fnery. Last season every
body nibbled yiolets and rose leaves and the prim-
rose yclluws of the young King Of Prussia. Now IT Is
Edison green. and the pistachiu nut, melon lind,
and cry stallzed form gr to make up the sweets In a
choice box or bUnbonniere.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
POLITICAL ECHOES.

To-day and tomorrow are the last days for the
registration Of voters.
The Union Labor party has indorsed the anti.
many county ticket.
Ex-Mayurs Grace, Cooper and Hewitt are said tn
have shown their hostility to dov. Hill by refusing
tc contribute 10 the Democratic State Campaign,
fuad.
Ger. James Who.nevor-gcts-left Husted has. for
tie eighteenth time, been nominated as tho Republi.
can candidate for Assembly IL the Third Westches,er
District.
Leader JchL F. Carroll, Of the Twentieth District,
has backed his opinion Tat the T~Ammany county
ticket will win by putting up 81. 0Oo against a SINH
lar amount posteS ~ eI.CansTessTAn Jack "
Adams, who pins his fRitl, Oh the anti ticket.
Meyer j. Stem, Tammany candidate for Assembly
In the Twentieth District, Il AZ CID newspaper re.
porter. Assemb4 lyman ]. q. Stein, VIII. was lost in
the seawanhAka disaster. was his brother.
Senator Michael G. Murphy has established his
headquarters for tie campaign at EArie's Hotel.
President Samuel Gompers. Of the American FEEDER.
ALTON OI Labor, Is TO be the County Democracy candi-
date for Senator In the Seventh District. The Re.
publicans are expected to indJrse him.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
BY Actual Chemical Tents.

REPORTS OF GOVERNMENT CHEMISTS As TO PURITY
AND wHoIEsoMENEss OF DIR PRICES
CREAM BAKING POWDER.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder does not contain
Alum. Ammonia or Lime, or any Adultsrant. r. $. q.
Patton. Phi. d., Chemist Tor the United States Gov
ernnent.
The Cream OF Tartar used in DR.. Prise's Cream
Baking Powder Is the strongest and tree from all lime
and other impurities. The best Baking Powder made. -
Prof PETER COLIIER, Cher Chemist Tor the United
States Department OF Agriculture, Washington. u. c.
lhAve several times examined baking powders In the
market to determine their purity, raising power and in
Iu"nce on the health OF those using them. | have uni
tormly found DIR, Prices Cream Baking Powder the hest
in all RESPECTS. In raising power u stands at the head.
i isa pure, clean, elegant and heaithlul preparation.
| have used "Price,s y in my family Tor years. Prot
\. e. ,KEDzIE, late President Michigan State Board of
Health.
All Alum Baking Powders. no matter how high their
strength. are to be- avoided rs dangerous. Phosphate
and tArtnrc acid powders liberAte their gas too freely,
or under climatic changes suffer deterioration.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
SICK FOR TEN YEARS.
DIR. Greene's Nervurn Did Her More Good
Than All the Medicine She
Ever TOok,O

1have taken DR.. Greene's N7rvura, and it has done
me more good than ali the medicine I ever
took. I nsrer h"Ught I irould trtr be a. weV as his
medicine has made me tteI. My husband ia 10 happy
to see mo better that he tells every one about this
wonderful medicine, and I thank God every day
and night that he sent mo this medicine.
AtdHau0an, Conn. MRS. ANNIE DONOVAN.
DIR. Greene, the famous specials. In the cure Of nerv-
Gus and chronic diseases, OF 80 West 18th St, New
York, can lie consulted free of charge, personally or by
letter.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
Water Runs Down

nm. and Just as naturally life, energy and strength are
gained by taking Hoods SaraApArilA. The peculiar
toninE. purifying and yitAlEinR qualities OF thus sue
cessiul medicine are ielt throughout tho entire system,
sTpelllnE disease and giving quick. healthy action 10
every organ. II you suffer IRON any disease o, the
blood. stomach disorder or dnhouIty with me lysT aud
kansyS. Try the ps0alAT msaISns nVOA'S Sars~vAruuL
be sure 70 get hsOd'A,
The evening world., 1889-10-25
Ladies' ClOakS and Suits

800 LADIES' TAILOR MADE CLOTH JACKETS
AT ~. 90; WORTH 81.
LADIES' SEAL PLUSH JACKETS. SATIN-LINED,
GOOD QUALITY, AT $40.
ADDE'S PLUSH COATS, 40 INCHES LONG.
SATIN LINED. Y ORNAMENT. SIG.
LADIES' TAnoR.MhDE 10TH N~EwMARRETS,
NAVY BLUE, BLACK n GREEN, AT So. 30.
AIDES PEASANT CLOAKS, NEW ST lIPES
AND MIXTURES, ~ {. 10.
LADIES' A~STRAKHAN CAPES,
SATIN LINED. HIGH SHOULDERS. AT "a. so.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

Silver Dollar" SMITH is lucky, to be
sure but he is not quite as fortunate as his
con'rere. Alderman CHRISTIAN GoETz. Both
were accused of e ection bribery by the Re-
form Club but while GoETz's jury acquitted
him. SMIrH's only disagreed. SILVER
Dollar" Is out on bail, however. and will
play rs important a part in Eighth District
politics as ever.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
BETTER PLAYING.

Things went much better in the fifth game
for the worlds championship.
Not because New York won. but because
both teams played a stl ong game, and the
contest was married by no unseemly wranR-
LING aud no ending in darkness.
The game went on to a fair finish, as 1t
always should. 1t was playing ball.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

SIMEON S. HAWKINS has been nominated by
the Republicans Of the First Senate NiStr ct,
Whine the Democratic Convention of the same
District puts up his brother, EDWARD HAw-
KISs, for the Office. Both brothers will make
q strong fight. The family is sure 10 win In
any case but it, too. may ie divided in its
support Of the fraternal candidates.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
All He Needed Wa. Tim g

IRON an E~Tchdnge.l
II must have a talk will, this George to-
night. " said the old man. 4" and see il he means
business"
oh. don't. pa" pleaded Oracle. 1T will
kill me If you do"
"Tut. tut, - he returned: hasn't he been
comIm"g here a year and never proposed yet?
That's true, pa, she replied, but give him
a little moro time. You know George suffers
40"
The evening world., 1889-10-25
A

And want TO say, TO my husband in an
appropriate place, " said the widow. in couclu-
sion, to Slab, the gravcstNuem man.
"lessum, , said Slab, "TO my husband, in
al approplinte plaCe.N
The evening world., 1889-10-25
We've All Hecn There.
he owner built II {

tFrom Gyip
George-What a fine building that is across
the way.
Charles-Yes. yes; but the owner built 1t out
of the blood. tue aches and groaps of his fellow
men; out OF the grief OF crying children and the
woes OF wailing women.
An! A RUM elLer, of course. Yes, yesI"
"Oh, no; he's q dentist.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
True Love,

Angiolina-I love YOU.
Ernesto-I love Won.
Notwithstanding.
Ernest1-Aro we alone? Whore is your
poodle ??
Angiolina-You are sitting OF him never
mind. Continue 4; ! love tOhear you talk.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
GOOh Enough.

First Physician-Did old Coupons case yield
to your treatment?
Second PhyHician-It did. l treated it six
months and it yielded something like 81, 600.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

The All-American sxcursionists have e.
capped another dinner. II they survive their
trip they will have a horror for dinners Tor
the rest of theiF Lives. They have been wsari-
Oomeiy Over-fe4.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

From ne EpOch.
G~azzam-You ought to have heard Miss
Fencer talking to young Dolley. She just
knocked him silly. a
Cumso-she didn't have to hit him very hard,
then.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
No Longer he ThInE.

IFFUW Ne Hf"N DuyNNeT,
Insipid Hc-l understand that, ah, donke
PAL ties are no longer, all, the proper caper.
lar?
The evening world., 1889-10-25
tOrItOnists.

""FHV
From the Chicago Ledger.l
why do you call that colored man a black
mailer ?"
Because he is employed at the post-ofice.
And that amt the worst Of it."
Nor"
mo. sir; his wife takes hush money"
You don't ray sol"
IL do. She's a child's nurse"
The evening world., 1889-10-25
lie Was sure

lie Was sure.
from the AWbrdp PiLoL.l
Mamma-Willie, did you eat that custard pie
that was in the ice chest?
Willie-N-o-mam!
Are You quite sure you did not eat It ?"
Yes, I'm sure. cause Johnnie Smith eat half
of it."
The evening world., 1889-10-25
Theory and Condition.

Doctor-Take these powders az directed, and
your cold will be gone In two or three days.
Patient-You seem quite hoarse. doctor?
Doctor-Ies; I've had q bad cold for -four
weeks.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
The Commercial Instinct.

prom BRAKES HdqdEtne.I
What q Fool (admirinGly to Jessamino)-1 wish
! had your teeth. Why, I'd give 225O for them.
Small Brother lin stage whisper)-Sell 'em to
I'M, BE.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
All lie Gould Promise.
From the Epoch.

Dunn-When can you settle this account, Mr..
Short 2"
Short--0h, com around next week.
Will you pay me then p
VI can promise that exactly; but l can tell
YOU then when to come again."
The evening world., 1889-10-25

Uncle Eb who has Just come under the shap-
ing-machine)-I reck'n that one II 10. 1t amt
got much style to- it, but it's tn coolest hat fer
its weight l ever see.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
CCCXLVCCCCLXYIII
Worlds Per Day.
IlNINPEACHABLE TESTIMONY!

Why IIII 1851
1FTER a thorough examination OF the
b Circulation Books, Press and Mail
Dor Reports and Newsdealers' Ac-
counts of the "NEW YORK WORLD"
also the Receipted Bills from various
Paper Companies which supply the
NEW YORK WORLD" as well as the
Endorsed Checks given in payment there
for, we are convinced, and certify, that
there were Printed and Actually Cir
Quilted during the Month of March,
1859, a total of Ter Million Seven
Hundred and Nine Thousand Five
Hundred and Twenty uo,7o9.5 500
Complete Copies Of THE WORLD"
The evening world., 1889-10-25

Now across the backyard gate
Sounds the old domestic yell,
Al Olhelia calls TO Kate,
Cant you maze your Jelly Jelly"
-SDTIhafeid Homestedd.
-.
The name will sometimes ut the case. Mrs. Tough
has been arrested in the far West while going for her
husband with an aggressive outfit Of vitrtol. razors.
ether and self-cocking r~evolvers.
-.
The prize dream has turned up In WilEeabarre. 1t
came ahead of n gang Of thieves and saved IN over
seer $500 which they were after.
=.
Lucky Baldwin has probably tired Of his luck. He
has bought half Of q Chicago hotel.
There was no need to call him eccentric. Chester
Gould, Uf MOSCOW, Pa, 10 alleged to have four wives,
and that's saying enough.
Death never waits for round figures. Mrs. Harden
burgh, whom he cut of IN Harlem yesterday, lacked
but three days OF being a century old.
Among the chestnuts coming In the early frosts,
the reported fear OF IN ice famine. with Its whiskered
burr, Is conspicuous.
Thieves never ring bells to announce their APP
proach. Harlem thieves are. however. betraying
their presence by stealing electric dooT-bells.
-.
Gen. Bonlanger's "friend I" In registered by him as
his - daughter" General, false registration Is q bad
habit for q politician.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
Easily Offended.

From Tune
Mrs. Chipper-I am sorry 1 hurt your boys
feelings, Mrs. Blake.
Mrs. Blake-Ycs, Johnny IL very tender-heartet
sometimes, especially when l ask him to 20 OF
errRudH.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
NVALIDS AND CONVALESCENTS.
An Answer 10 Their LonGInE wish for
HeaIth-How TheN Can BE Restored
To Streuatli.

How many invalids thcre arc who rema n " ,,k, tired
and exhausted alike In nerve and body, simpy because
they do not know what to use to restore them to health
and strength. How many thousands Of cunvnlescents
there arc who, after leaving their sick beds. drag along
day after day, gaining little or no strength, because they
do not know what will again restore viRor to the brain
and nerve. and give them back their former health and
strength.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
AT So PAIR.

!, 400 PAIR W CALFsKIN BUTTON AND
LACE SCHOOL SHOES, DOUBLE SoLEs. EXTRA
"ELL-MADE SIZES. IL TO :, AT $l.2 A /
BLACK AIR MUFFS. 33c., 75c., 05,.
FRENCH SEAL MUrFS, 81. %, 81. -, 81 90.
FINE ALASKA Sc Al MUFFS. $40. sI2, sl5.
BLACK ASTRAKHAN MUFFs, SO. 80.
BLACK PERSIAN MUFFS AT 81 so, So, 10.
MINK, SABLE AND SABLE TAIL MUFFS. /
GOODS, PRICES Low.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

MoNELL's TTETHISo CORDIAL alleys irritation from
teethInE. Everybody tan buy 1t, Price, rs csntG -
The evening world., 1889-10-25

A Difference In Ter rms.
From TYme.1
He-What sort Of cake is this. dear?
She-Onc. twn, three, four cake.
And do Why you call il that %
why, one cup of butter, two cups of sugar.
three cups of flour AMI four eggs.
HIM. should call 1t a straight tlush.'"
Well Named.
IFr"m Time
Miss Minnie-Isn't Sensitive rather 4 strange
name for q horse, Mr.. BAaklurk
Mr. Bankilurk-.Ies; hut he takes Il fence so
easily, yOn know.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
sPoTLeTS.

wanamaker's may be a simple Christian life, but
he wall paint the two-cent stamp rod.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

There Is 4 man In Providence who appreciates life
He has given 800 cash and a note for s5, 900 to til
man who saved him from drowning.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
Boys and Mems Hats.

MEMS BLACK BENCH FELT DERBYs, NEW
BLOCKS AT 81. 80 N II. So.
YOUTHS AND BoYS' FRENCH FELT DERBYs,
NEW STYLES, AT ~. 80 Sl.63, 81. %.
BOYS NEW PLUSH TAM 'SHANTER, JOCK
M CAPS AND TURBANS, CHOICE
COLoRS, SATlN-1INED, Sic, 81. % M 81. 90
BOYS TOURIST RAMBLER" BLU AND
BROWN, 07c.
STEAMER CAPS, BOYS N GIRLS BLUE AND
BROWN CLOTH. CHECKS AND STRIPE
CASSIMERES, AT 30. 4Sc., 59c.
BOYS POLoCAPS, PLAIN N FANCY CLOTHS.
1885,, gle, 29c., 30c.
The evening world., 1889-10-25

And yet. there is a sure and unfaiIing remedy, n
marvellous restorative for brain, nerve ind
body, which II absolutely certain to cure by its
toning and lnvigorating effects. DIR. Greene's NervurA
will give them more strength of nerve and vIROr
of body than anything else under the sun. This
wonderful giver of renewed health and strength Is
purely vegetable. perfectly harmless. and mny he
taken by the most delicate inValid with absolute
certainty OF quick and speedy benefit. DIR. Greene. its
discoverer. is the well-known physician in the cure Of
nervous and chronic Diseases, and guarantees the
healthful, strengthening and inviRorntiuR
fleets n ME marvellous remedy. Use II, inraiid or con.
rdlescent. and 'rdtch he strength return to your
limbs. the power and vigor to Your brain md
nerve, the warm, rich color to your cheek, and
feel the glow OF health thrOb ngain in your
veins. 1t is for sale by ali druggists At 81 per bottle.
The evening world., 1889-10-25
WINTER GARMENTS.
LOW PRICES! GOOD QUALITIES!
Ladies' Misses and ChiIdTen'S
CL0AKSANDSUIT

IAKGEhT ASSORTMENT EVER bHUWN. ALL
STYLES N MATERIAL
MISSES HANDSOME MADE, food CLOTH
CLoAKs, WITH FULL SKIRT AND CAPks.
WIDE BELTS, AGES 4 TO 8. AT $50. 10; AGES 10
TO 10. AT ~. 90.
100 MISSES %ETCH COATS, 5000,
MIXED CLOTHS, AGES TO u, AT 81. 10.
MISSES 10TH JACKETS, DOUBLE-BREASTED.
AGES II TO IL, a.. 30.
MISSES NEwMARKETS. MADE OF
CLIO NKlNG AGES12TO Is, AT 80. rs.
MS SES' FINE TAlLO 2-MADELONG o PCOATS,
STRIPES. PLAIDS AND ALL THE PLAIN CULORS
eS. 30, 80 TO S15.
MISSES ALL WOOL FLANNEL CLOTH SUITS.
WELL TRIMMED, AGES 4 TO IL. All SO. 90.