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4 I7O ANSWERS were received 10 Ont
l.lIO WoRLD Want"
FOOLISH HYDRoPHoBIA FEARS.
Risks That Respectable Dogs Run
from Foolishly Timid Owners.

Risks That Respectable Dogs Run
from Foolishly Timid Owners.
The Boston Post has some good ideas
regarding h~ydrophobia. II says: -
heard of a fresh illustration of the hydro
phobie panic or scare 10 which l re-
ferred the other day, which shows the
readiness of susceptible owners Of pet
dogs TO sacrifice them without the exsr-
else OF THAI ordinary care which would 20
given to objects OF much less VRiue In
this case, a lady who owned a favOrito
cocker spaniel was met by a friend near
hes home III the suburbs i'll "A sJate OF gTea.
agitation. On asking the reason. she lad
that her pet dog had been sick for more
than a week; that he seemed nervous and
likely to become mad at any momenL
am going for a policeman TO XII
him, " she added. the tears coming to her
eyes as she spoke. Her friend discour.
aged her from taking this rash step, but
she said khe telt il 10 be her duty.
Luckily, the DO icemAn whom she found
was not Of sanguinary tastes, and, more
over, knew something about the ailments
of dogs. lie told her that her pet. accord
ing to her account of his symptoms, was
SIMPLY suffering from Indigestion, Whic1
some simple remedial treatment would
cure. n as his views were corToborated
by some intelligent friends, IA Hent
home happy at not having sacrificed her
dog TO an unreRsOning fear.
This case shows on what slight grounds
the most alarming ideas about h~Ydropho-
bIa are entertained and the need Of tai.
ing sensible advice before yielding to Is
SO far as to sacrifice the life OF even the
humblest animal"
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READY TO RAISE THE CURTAIN.
Assured Success OF the Babies Fund
Entertainment at Far Rockaway.

nhboi dihLueuL abr III
1t 10 doubtful II any event in Far Rocka-
ways season " will give 10 much pleasure
to 10 many people ~ the entertainment to-
morrow evening OF the Tack-a-pou-sha
House in aid of The EVENING WORLDS Sick
Babies Fund.
Landlord Roche has put his whole heart
into the work OF preparation for the affair.
He has not only donated the use Of his mag
niiicent dining-room for the temporary
theatre. but is unsparing in his personal
efforts to assure q 500. al. dramatic and finan-
clal success.
Lad o. and gentlemen summering at this
lovely resort are all enthusiastic. and ii will
be q brilliant assemblage gathered to-
morrow evening.
The dramatic attractions offered are such
as guarantee artistic excellence. The we'll
known actor. George NJ. Wood, il manager
OF the enterts!n uleptt. Miss Marguerite St.
John, assisted by Miss Helen Mosat, will
delta, Man Prcposes.| Walter j. Brooks,
lately Nine. khea's Juvenile" will also
take part.
Frank Lawton's m~elodlous whistle will
doubtless be. heartily encorel. Fred Cecil
Brool.s will sing when / Prove False TO
Thee, nndiEive mandolin and piccolo solos,
Other per~forniers are the sweot-yoiced
Feeiey, Thomas y. Rayner. character de-
lin.ator; Miss Emily Havnor. in THE
Quaker Widow, and my Husband and, l."
Last. but by no means least IL tue public
who won 30 man hearts at Arvtrne-by-the-
Sea TWO weeks ~ she will exploit her
Charming reperto. re, and sing kosina
TToEs',s abelIi i speciality us Fart Was
II will be an occasion Of rare social i'm
portance. and undoubtedly will swell the
Sick Babies Fund by hundreds Of dollars.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
POc0MOKE'S QUEER NAME.

christensd Through the Chance Ac-
ton OF q New York Drummer.
One Of the guests OF the Windsor is ].
S. CloEg. who halls from Pocomoks City,
says tue Philadelphia Press.
The way that town Is said to have
derived it's name is curious, il not true.
According 70 legend, faithfully handed
down from father TO son, not very long
ago tue place had no coRnomen, but
people gradually came there. aud the fret
arrivals noticed that the white residents
never did any work when they could help
il.
Que day a stranger, a drummer, wanted
his baggage taken to a hotel. but could
mud no white man TO do the work. After
several attempts he exclaimed:
When sou want work performed here
what do YOU do"
Dab a darby"
what! n
Poke ; moke.n
The drummer caught on. and woke up
> doing eoIored mAn, who took care OF
the trunks The knight OF the road
dubbed the place "Poeomoks,h and
PoeomOks Il remains. according 10 trsdi-
ton.
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The census-taker at Americas, Ga. Ia.
found two colored women each OF whom La,
had twenty-six children.
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Unaware6.

He leaned from out the dusty car,
And looked far W the village street,
Where Sront green bOughs II OF overhead,
And all the air was soft and sweet.
He watched. half wlstful, half amused,
The country iran C cob and now,
Tue farm oEs' WAGONS IN the shaus,
The village pGoI lie come and go.
Ahttle girl stood near the track,
With cheeks THAI matched her fresh pink
gown,
She Hatched the train that blocked her way,
With quick. impatient little frown.
He felt the charm of slmple things,
The magic OF q dI0wsy drv,
Then tie bell rang, the v htstle screamed,
And he was whiried upoL his way,
He had no thought that Summer noon,
THAT this small village, fresh snd green,
Mould come to be hiB fTiry-land
Where that young girl would reign, his queen!
Nor did she dream, while standing there,
Impatient Of the slight ttlay,
This train WAS an enchanted coach.
That bore her lover far away!
bs''is talHiIsT. Ia Chatter.
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Thanks, oenerous Employees.

Unaccompauied by any letter further than
a few iines TO say Il Was from the Central
lithoRraPhnlz Company boya, $50 was
eOntAlu n. q 6 10 lowing nA'ntG:
CGshup. S5i Leuysrd. -; FIR o., 81; Mo-
kum, ~; Porteols, 81; Huggsl IS; krous.
nsr, 81; Theo. y Pssbuay. 81; Franz
klucEen, 81; Geo a. Peters, Sc; Frsl
Hughes. so cents; Emil. so cents: Gus
IS; n. .CloYg- so eenIs; p. j. Ford. 50
cents; Thok M. Bailey, so ceuts; Ii. T. g..
e.; Cash. 50; Maekay. 81; Ralph kucksn.
81 Central. SlO,
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WoRLoLiNcS.

The T~signins Ls,ls o. NsdE!d Is toe Countess
Of Nhls GonZAlo. hhs IL a woman Of tai ana
graceful hEure' with lA'gc. liza rus bllsk eyes
and ; IsAutin! complexion. She Is msrTiCd
and has Que cLi!d.
The Duke - Fife hG,a dozen ru,is Of clothes
IN constant uEe, and . EossiPy ehrCnicIsr says
'hsl hs kssps hla N-T4ous pairs .. ;ryusers on
shelves Labelled Monday" TUESDAY - and 20
On to tie end Of lhs week.
TIE tAshienabls tower IN PARIS At p.esent A.
the eprn aoEeT. II forms the popular bouton.
Mere for u9ss Of The Paris elsssntsa.
MIRA. Elizabeth stuErt PhsIps- Wand IA dsserbsd
a. shy woman Of delicate features Her eyes
haVes look Of sadness In them. The strength Of
her face spPesEsin her foTshead. She Il : quiet
but snsaging talksF.
Il IS sIPeetsd that the present esnsIs VIII
she's the esntrs u Ne p0pulAti0n " ths Sauptry
70 U here N ~JsR1inEs County, lad.
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It is Thankfully Accepted.

To he Editor
We have noticed the effort you ere making
in behalf of the sick children OF your city.
anh in-tead of making Il cash contribution
Tor the free doctors fund we have sent you.
through Messr,. Cushman Bros. (our
agents.. l32 keGde street, New York. fifty
packages of our Wa-ha-bA Fool. This il q
strictly cereal food, not a medicine. and is
already cooked. We put II up Cspecially for
dyspeptics or persons OF weak digestion, but
our experience has proved IL 81 great value
w. ShluIsn suneI,nk WIN summer conn
be retail cd ON tie weakest stomach.
We think vonT doctors well nnd IL Of great
value in connection with tue medicine they
giye, i. II. SrRYET 4 Co.,
New Haven Conn
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Distress After Ealing

10 one Of the many dkNErssabls syaPtons OF
dysTCpIia. HsadaShs, heartburn. sour stomach,
tEininsss and caprieleUs APT sats are also cauSsd
By thus very Widespread md growing disease.
R0sd's G~IHGPErillA tonSg the stomach, creates
An appetite. promotes healthy GIEestion. relieves
the headache and cares the most obstinate easas
Of ~ spspsia-
Having been troubled with dyspspSiA, loss Of
ADI elite and : feeling Of ~ SmbIion 10 work. l
vas advised 10 Try Hoods sErsaDcrtllA. Idd %
and AN nos satisfy sFsd. IslWsyshssp Hoods
sAEssPAEtls N M ~h0nsa"-c2As PAaEER, cor.
shady ana c0nSrsss st., Detroit. hleh.
Hoods S~aTSapanlIa
s g 3 q /. ff Roob 81. Y q Prepared
~
AGO DOsGs OkE DOLLAR
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Arverne Again.

10 NE EdHoI!
Enclosed find 81. 80, contributed by the
guests at MILLLR's COTTAGE, Aryerne.
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Sound Advice.

TFF0HI JUdgt.T
I'm terribly embarrassed: my eldest son
is inst nineteen and | haven't the slightest
idea what / shall make Of him."
Doesn't he show an inclination for any
particular vocation p"
about, you know." ~
I've. got 4; make him IA
"A what 2"
why, a bank cashier"
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Thanksi Send by Money Order or
Registered Letter.

10 ne hGtfST'
Mamma read TO us about the poor sick
babies IN Saturdays EYESISG Would aud
We felt very sorry to hear about the poor lit
Tie things being wrapped up in old coats and
carpet. We felt as though We wanted to do
something to GET clothes and medicine for
them, 80 W. are gong 10 start ont this
lect money a. senl to thcse pOuT babies.
We have got o. on our list already. Please
let Ne know how We can send the money to
you for that purpose,
FLoRENCE MABEL GHolEcLoss,
each ten years old.
2O1 hSld avenue. brooklyn.
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TO ne FIIinT'
Inclosed you will find s? for the sick baby
fund. Most OF it has been earned by nv
youngest little girl in doing things for her
mamma. As IL 10 sent in oI her dear
brother. she felt she would like to earn her
rhere and perhaps soon will send you more
for your noble work. In MEMoRlAM.
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The Ruling Passion.

Rescuer ITO drowning woman)-Now,
madam, don't struggle and we're safe; the
lake is az clear az a mirror, and
Drowning Woman-0h. let me look in it!
l think my bach hair is coming down.
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Test Case ;.

snlFsby-In asking you to be nv wife,
Miss HIchgore. l do not forget thatI am not
your equal in the matter of birth: but re-
member, the grand old gardener and his
VILE smile At the claims OF long descsnt.6
Mas Riehgore-Well, Mr.. SuAggby, there
one unmarried daughter, and i hope You
will 90 in and win.
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EGotistical

prom "urk,
Here is a case of true generosity. A
man stabbed by q rufian has saved the
wonld-be murderer from the gallows."
bless me! How?"
lie recovered"
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of a stork.

From Fhsg,nd, B'ausr.l
Karl docking at a stork)-I'm glad I'm not
that bird, mamm
Mamma-Why. / think he's very pretty.
karl-He's pretty enough; but lust think
how nnpleasRnt il must be ~ have such a
long neck, that when YOU swallow yonr din
ner YOU get hungry before it gets down.
The evening world., 1890-07-21

Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham. author Of
"No Gentlemen, ,""A SAM Lunatic. &c,
is the daughter OF DR.. George +. Root. best
known by his war-song.
The evening world., 1890-07-21

A Cincinnati lumber-deA,e las learned
that you cant always tel eyea u iog By
the clothes 1t wears. A fine long pece OF
TIMBER for which he pad &lOG, supp g.
ing 1t to be walnut, has proved to be
black oak, Oh which wa nut bark had
been carefully lacked by the sing
WoOisman.
The evening world., 1890-07-21

Chiesgo's Sunday observance people
have held q mass-meeting 10 protest
against opening the Worlds Fair on sun.
day. 1t is rumored that the next mass
nesting will resolve TO have the Fair.
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His Daily

Tailor TO impecunious man ..ust married
to a wealthy girr-Will you have q money
pocket inside yonr vest. Mr.. Smallnrt?"
Smallart-Y-ye-n-no no. but You may make
a pocket in my coat Just large enough to
hold Is centg.
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Great Thing.

Farmer Oldbrim-But will this medicine
lengthen life?
Prof. Cureal enthuslAstically)-Just what
II Will do Every dose Il good for five wears
m.re life and it's dirt chesp-ftty doses for
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Watches, Diamonds, JsWelry,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS DAN oBFAIN GOLD
And silver WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW
ELRT, slLVERWARE EMBLKM PINS Ann
CHARMS on EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
fAHAkAT5 By CALLING ON OK ADDREss-
h9
MUTUAL WATCH 90.
- BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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Young man, when you start out
in life be sure you take the right
road! Grasp every opportunity
and make the most of it. WORLD
I" Wants present opportunities to
you every day. Study them, use
them. Tell the business commu-
nifty what you + looking for. On
Monday and Saturday, Half-Rate
Situation Days, The WORLD
charges but 5 cents per line for
Situation Wanted Wants"
l.llO Would "wssI"
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"A Colorado debtor has been abducted
aud perhaps murdered by the man to
whom he owed 81, 900. An unique and,
ON The debtors part, involuntary way Of
converting personal assets.
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Amateur Theatricals.


To M an,
Please find inclosed 81. so. the proceeds
OF n theatrical entertainment held by our
girls of East SiIty-Uinth stree tfor the Sick
Babies Fund.
LorrIE, TILE, CLARA and BERTHA.
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Baby's Recognition.

From thdter.l
"0h," says mamma to her husband.
81 such good news Baby talks. He has
just said his first words"
"Real!v Z"
Yes: Just fancy. We were at the monkey
cage in the Park, whon baby cried out: All,
papa ="
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The Identity Complete.
lFr0A JsdsSI
Alta seanes.

At . seance.
AuditOrL would like to speak With Robert
Browning.
Spirit Medium ttsn minutes latsK-MI;
has iust been seens but the saga
could not understand what ha AL
AudItoT-HOa like Boil
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A Dollar for Each Year,

To ne FdtfOT
Enclosed please find ss for the sick babies.
| was going TO send it on my birthday. but
that does not come until August, Mamma
read to me from The EvENINo WORLD how
much u was needed now, so / will sendit-Sl
for each year. Ii
The evening world., 1890-07-21

Having had lreat grandchildren AMI a
golden wedding in their family an aged
mlnlsteI and his wife in West Virginia
tried TO bring in also q divorce. The
Court scolded the naughty o-ctogeuariaus
and gave them time To make up.
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He Was So ObliginR.

[Irm 1ri.Bhs.l
Hostess-Miss Brown has no partner Tor
this waltz; you will not mind dancing with
her instead of with me2
He anxious to he very o~bllging)-On the
contrary, | shall be delighted.
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Reassuring

From Annssy', Weekly
Chapple tsurprisedl---Did You WEAKLY kiss
that little dor inst now?
MRud foniling her netl---Yes, Int don't be
alarmed. I'm not going to kiss you.
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Welcome Fresh-Air Tickets.

To ne Editor:
send FOR rom immediate use .. 600
Floating Hospital ticket . and 800 Seaside
HoSpitNl tickets.
Three Thousand more tickets will be sent
to-day. Trusting You have enough Tor
present want. am. yours faithfully.
W .FlLISJHIM,
Secretary ST. Johns Guild Association.
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For "A Worthy Charity.

To ne FHIUT
Inclosrd you will find 81 for your fund for
the suffering little ones or this great city.
1t IL II beautiful charity which Won have
started. and We trust will save many u tiny
life. Il. and NJ.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Too Fly for Him.

from ne american Grocsr.1
Shell wonder why our baseball players
are not expert anglers!
He (dubiously)-Why should they boz
.She-Woll. they are 80 expert n catching
flies, - you known.
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For a Baby Named Ruth.

To ne Editor;
Please find inclosed 81 In memory Of
Ruth, " who would have been Que year old
To-day. ShoEld like this to go to some baby
named Ruth II not TOO much trouble.
The evening world., 1890-07-21

Whatever else they may provide for young
glr's. sensible mothers look to it that the
material of their dresses In which they play
will stand much wear. Dating cloth, tennis
cloth, tiicOt cloth, Summer flannel. percale.
Bingham and American calico have this
quality. and ere most frequently used for
such style OF dresses.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Ocular Demonstration.

From JHio,.I
81 can seo now why you advertise rooms
for single men," remarked an applicant to
the landlRdy.
why"
".Because the rooms are too small to hold
double Ones"
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After the Engagement.

AIIoT IH" HHHHgeIneht.
From Puck
did he get on his knees ?"
mo; he couldn't"
why not ?"
II got there frat"
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Six Little w orkers.

10 ~, EdiiOr'
Iuc!osei please find 81 collected by us for
poor sick children. l.. TRAITEI,
II. DE JoSaH.
Il. DE JoSuH,
ii. GREENE,
j. DAVIS,
\. OsoRIo.
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She Was Afraid.

lETo"
All" exclaimed Fangle, II begin to
smell a rat!'
"Wherel" screamed his wife. jumping on
q chair"
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Just"

Just a little brow
Lylng on the beach
lGdulAs, sails aud cushions,
AL IN essy TsECh.
Just Anew excursions
Down the sandy shore
Just q little s~kstvLIng.
should have 6een much more.
just a little SumNer.
Gone as sunni I 20:
Dsyb and hours Tasslng-
JOwf Cneyer know.
Just a little parting,
Very ,sad-Just then; .
just a litue PrDL4ise
10 be kept, till -whenf
-hay LsaL ard, "a Puck.
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DROPS IN CHARITY's CUP.

A Sweet Ally Found BY " The Even
ing WORLDS" Waiting Corps.
In their rounds Of marcy the free
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MR.. JOHN KERN. 800 SHERMAN AVE,
Jersey CITY UeiRhts. N T.

II suffered with catarrh for five years. Ihad
pains In my chest, and my head aud throat were
clogRed UP all the time. Mucus was constantly
dropping from my head into my throat. In the
inuininR ] used to be hawking and splitting for two
hours to let the mucus out OF my throat. Ny nose
was stopped up, and sometimes l had haadnch,.
In the MORNINGS my throat was always filled with
mucus, and hau a tired feeling.
'Abort three months ago I went to Dpg, McOov
aud Wildmau, and now | ieel much better. I can
eat outside, now. ! used to never be. able toko into
n draught htcNuse l would catch cold, Dfs MoCov
and wldmsn have done me a great deal Of good. I
don't go to them any more.
I'm all right now
Mrs. Kern told the reporter that Drs. MoCoy and
good.
Drs. Mccoy and wildman furnish all medicines,
free, and their charges for treatment are 90 reason
able that they are within the reach Of all
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Too Thin.

First ConspirRtor-Can't we say our victim
wAs drowned while bathing?
Second Conspirator-Eo 20. He was an
Anarchist, you know.
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Nary and Her Little Man.
''0ur Mary A" has . little uan
whose nAme Antonio:
And everywhere TIA. Mary goes
That man 10 SURE 10 20.
And on the Uthsf tils
Hg won her heart and tasn her hand,
And made her there his bride.
what makes the man love Mary soin
The @oDdsrlng ufOple cTy.
Cause May Loves Tie man YOU know
JshoshAphAtl oh, my
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ssFs4r's Logic.

Iramp-Bs 40 good a. to give me : tdheI
Gsnt-For you 70 80 and spend Il in drink :
ITamD-Bssn . bsggaE y0ursslf Sons
ANA sh9
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Black lace over colored satin petticoats
and bodices is 4 revived fashion that is des-
tined to lie popular this seasol. A rich To.
let il made of black lace sparseIy spanGleT
with jet over a foundation of trout pink
sat'n. The hcnsut the rklrt has u wreath OF
pink garden roses yeilel By a pun OF French
tulle around il. The neck aud the small
sleeves are ordered with small stem!css
garden roses OF the same shade.
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Very Likely.
iho.. q y%s.t.r.l

FFVHl nc JelfaT.I
snubbs-Why do they close all the saloons
on election dayf
full y"
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DR.. N. /. Foster, Chief or TBE EyEHINS
WoFLps Corps Of Free rhysicians, makos
the following report of work done by his
stan or the three weeks ending July 10:
House. visited ...................... 2,s22
Families visIted..... ........ "a, 1893
sick children prescribed for...... 1890
Rcvi.its ....... 383
In addition to the above. eiGhty.fve de-
serving cases were aided with clothing, food
and medicine,
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From o Physician.

To ne Editor
] am n physician and know how the little
ones suffer. lrclosed please lind 81 for the
Ii. ID. W.
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There re fourteen ares IN Ccn'r SIS. 1t takes
more pass than this, however. u make a Rec
ord-that Is, q COaVTsssicnIl Record.
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FROM JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS
n TERT INTERFERING sroRy
TOLD BIZ MR.. JOHN KERN.
He Tells a Reporter Ho,o Drs. SfoCo
and HiId,nan Referred HIM of ca.
farrh That He had Suffered ,stA
jor Flee Tears.

Mr.. John Kern, q photographer and = brothsr Of
e1-Commissloner Kern, Of Hudson County, N. j..
man ave, He has a wire aud two little children and
q pretty home. He said to a reporter in an intsS
viaw.
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DO NOT FORGET 1T

En- STUYvEsANT PARK.
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He Railroads Them to Matrimony.

First Clergyman-It seems to me l never
have any marriage ceremonies to perform
except IN the Fall.
Second Clergymsn-Then you are q sort Of
auIumn-Atic coupler.
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IIlsn aalln.I

Bosson Mics "R1dysFd KiplinE L con-
chieag0 MIaS-What Rins v he onf
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Lea Ter Scott is the nom de plume Of Mrs.
Baxter. a dau4hter D! the Rev. MIR. Barnes.
the Dorset poet, whose Ito she has written;
she is the author. too. of.''TuscRn Studies. 81
and "A Nook in tho ApcnuiasS," q de-
l~iciously charming account oil the secluded
villa in the mountains whore shs spends
her Summers.
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D~LaEEzEaI N ehadlsn shEsa b. MaEELLis
fEETHISa CoADLAL; Pdes 25e diSsIt = tdz.s,'
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-11-20
CHEAP AND HEALTHY.

Separated Milk and jam Make Gesd
Enough Diet for Anybody.
Mr.. Gladstone has reminded the world
that separated milk" is q highly nour-
ishing and most valuable article Of food.
says the British Medical journal. At
present immense quantities of it, which
could not be put to better use than in
aiding the direct food supplies Of the
population, are thrown to the pigs or
disposed of at nominal rates for mixed
trade purposes. Separated milk, it is
almost needless to say, contains all the
milk except the fat, which is converted
into butter. Now, fat is very neces-
sary thing for infants, for children and
infants can not do without it. But chill
dren and adults can easily find other
means of getting the required hydro
carbon, either in the form of suet lard,
sugar or jam.
Very few people, perhaps, know how
large part cheap jam plays in the feed
ing of the poor school child. The cheap
ness Of sugar and the great abundance
of cheap fruit preserves are playing
most important and, indeed, an inval-
liable part in the feeding of the chill
dren OF the artisan, the laborer and the
cottager. 1t is surprising, but salts
factory, to see nowadays how the child
brings to school hunk of bread and
jam. There is no better form of hydro
carbon. Separated milk and cheap jam
are additions of vast National impor-
tance to our dietary; and not for chill
dren alone. Hence the advice to the
cottager differently to cultivate his frnit
trees, and to hold separated milk in
high esteem, is as soand economic and
physiological advice as statesman can
give, and he does we'll who lends TO it
the emphasis Of popular power.