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The evening world., 1890-03-25
ewBRANoH OFFICES.
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YOUTH. LEARNING. FREEDOM.

The Russian students are fermentine
with rebellious feelings. The flower OF
nation n TO be found in lite universities
and colleges. No higher source oil
ayntsmstized education is provided than
chat which such institutions provide. II
Il e these time-honored springs OF learn
ing that . country's pride inbibes the
mental pabulum which will be assimilated
into the character and principles OF the
future citizens.
The university students Of Russia
would be an anomaly beyond explanation
we're they TO pass through this period OF
CAP and gown in which fiery, eager youth
thirsts TO adjust the world. There are
thousands in Russia who regard the Gar
e. the Little Father" and love and
yenerate him. But there are also thou
sands In that vast Empire who feel that
ALEXANDRA is q tyrant and that their sub
jection lie utter slavery.
Naturally His Imperial autocraoy
soorns revolt. criticism or Investigation.
The activity Of student brains is a dam
gerous thing. and may prove the nurse OF
Nihilsts or liberators. Thus measures OF
coercion have been applied, but with
meagre success. ALEXANDER the Gar
10 sensitive to the mutterings OF the
vhirlwind. No wonder.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

-
Tomorrow the romens mass-meetinE VIII be
y Soope' inr,'u'e
Isilors rtoEre-stVe Union No. l gave 30 to the
striking sh'rthAkers yesterday.
The New ark Central Labor Union has taken stems
10 drive ''scAb :" cigars from that ciIy.
Trade is good for carpenters a, Roche,,sr. N v
,h., .--hL
phols.ets I1to,s ~ oas,ness slAck' union
~, \ onptslns .hat mAns I'VE memoets are neg"
mr.. Tr.r.a -. wI-hN'S
~ Shnsu tnIn,aL woIkers MI discuss a
plopost.soh ~ nehAhu h'k"ef Wages thise evening al
SIeIchuoh hAi-
The ciEar-ma kers of Levy Brothers, In Avenue G.
Are said to drink pool beer, and Brewers Union
NO l VIII senuA committee TO their shop.
Brewers Union No. l Ia cCnferrinEw with several
breweriss to have their prOpTietoFs Join the ranks OF
the union brewers and leave the pool combination,
Tha oompo.itors Of th. Hebrew p,p.r roIL.,t
rotani, pabi,shsd 6y MINI Brody 4 Uhhps1IIsm.l' iti
Canal street, arr on strike because their wage were
not pAio tesuiArp'
MAchinIsts' Progressive Union No. 1 gained foul
members Last week and four are out OF employment
take place on March IL.
Ths R..,u,Iva Road NJ Hail, ~.
AZ sdn,ittsa IN ds,sa St,s - ,mo ~ mo 10
shops Yesterday ten new members were gained and
thirteen are out OF enploSment' .
The new branch Of the Sailors and Fireman.,
.Jonn :. Kirchnsr, Of the international ClrAr.
Makers Union. President: Arthur VAuhoId SecIs.
tATy J. HeudItGkson, Treasurer,
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~. soan,S "a ne ifnt,ad VI appTopra,s
nant.1s and .io,.arste End ont "n.Esr" = ar
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woMeN's WAYS.

A Rhode Island lady owns = talking canarI
bird. II scauired Language through association
with = parrot
Actresses in making up color their ears I,
match their faces. Most other women do not
and the contrast is noticeable.
Ions jackets Of gray or brown cloth, will
handsomely braided fronts and sleeves. are tn,
most elegant for walking dress.
The last fad In notepsper has the crest OF
monogram. or whatever the device may be, don,
in pure white. a protest, az II were, against tn,
many crude affairs that have made people color
blind
For dressy toilets, the fancy mantle, somethlns
between the care and msntilis. One model con
sists of . double silk cape, gathered onto a plair
shoulder piece, Iuned mp over the shoulders and
peaked in front. The shoulder piece is edged
with silk.
month or two ago the nat vent forth that We
were not TO add even an inch 20 our height by
our headgear. This has been greatly modified,
and though the shapes OF hats and bonnets are
fat, the rimming IL raised up in forms becom.
ing TO the vearer.
In spite Of the favor Of silk skirts. those OF
white cambria have not been discarded by any
means. We ace them as much as ever ~ln'every
handsome trousseau and the style OF trimming
most IN vogue Is that Of embroidered tabs OF
~ ikes. falling over hounces Of Valenrienncs OF
Mechlin ace.
Very few tasteiully dressed women have I seen.
says . l ondon letter. The ladies here wear
costly toilets of an evening. but they have an APP
pearance as II their hne things had been shot on
to them out OF a cannon. They display their
Jewels with a generosity that Is nimply vulgar.
II Is not unusual to see ladies' at the tho theatre
Nth fNtsN nW A.. ANaw..nA .aa.k- a. .-l l,--,
the front Of their bodices. A . class, the bar
maids are splendid. looking creatures - red
checked. Ample-bi essted and with magnificent
hair. Among the house-servants too, Hne speci-
mems Of physical beauty are frequently to be
met with, but the women Of che upper classes
are disappointing in appearance, and IN move
ment they are, contrary to tradition, awkward
the English woman either swaggers or shufies.
Proyident women will do we'll in making up
silk costumes to choose the new armure impe-
riale. q mixed black and white silk which has q
lovely silver gray effect and Ia suitable both for
visiting and street wear. Reception dresses are
usually in two tones; the plain faille surah or
gros grain is combined with brocade, lowered,
hals-striped Or checked goods. The waist and
skirts Of the newest imported dresses are OF plain
material, while the figured goods are used for
the draI cries, tunicp. trails and redinsotes aud
double sleeves. A very pretty effect is produced
with q light satin ground upon which are woven
dark ostrich feathers. The material ia especially
suited for the trains OF evening dresses. Surah
with embroidered flowers also makes very pretty
evening dresses. Pekins with broad red stripe
and light Eround and similarly tinted flowers
woven in relief. delicateiy tinted PrecieuHwith
embroidered flowers are the materials which will
figure at the fashionable watering places and
social gatherings.
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POLITICAL ECHOES.

"Chsrlie steckler's hsnd-shake would Jrappe
. case Of champagne" remarked q political
friend Of Tsmmany's Tenth District leader yes
terday.
Hearken TO the sad relation of the woes Of
Police Justice Daniel o'Reiily! The Judge says
that he has taken Q big contract with the Tam
many leadership Of the Third Assembly District.
The former leader. ex-Resister slevin. did not
have his fair share Of the patronage. and with the
hungry horde of County Democrats who fol-
lowed the Judge into the wigwAm clAmoring for
places already allied the leaders, heart is sick.
The Carpet Beaters and whitewashers Club,
or the Business Mems Republican Organization
Of the Eleventh Assembly District. meet at $40
Sixth avenue tonight. Music on the drum. the
kaEoo. the tin whistle and chm music by or con-
corning Col. Shepard are expected to entertain
the assembly.
E1-ChamberIain william NJ. WINS declares
that he Is having great fun In helping to expose
the delinauencies OF Tammany ofhce-holders.
He has avoided calling his Committees attention
TO the afairs OF the Chamberlain's ONT Q, where
he used to spend an occasional hour attending to
the collection of Illegal fees.
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ATHLETES IN REPosE.

E. J. Giannini has distinguished himself In
nearly every branch OF athletics. He strokes the
New York Athletic Club crew when he has moth.
ing else to do. He is Alsoa coming shot-putter.
In fact he always does credit to the Mercury
foot emblem.
II. Ii. Janewsy. the ethereal football player OF
Princeton Collese. weighs only 200 pounds
when IN training. He IL going to slam the 10
] ound hammer around and toss the weights in
the intercollegiate games this Spring.
A. &. vosburgh is something of an athlete him
self as well as a manager of athle .ic events. He
managed the Columbia College football team last
Fall. and now he Is going to msnAge to capture
some running events for the blue and white this
Spring. He Is ian and strongly built.
Frank Meaning will do the spider act this year
for the MetropoiitAns, as he has determined to
compete In the single-shell events. He Is 9 clever
fellow with the SOULS and has distinguished
himself and his Club In times past.
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G. B. Is HARLEM FRIENDS.
Harlem Council Again Leads in
the Evening World Contest,
Narrow Pluralities in the Lodge and
Club Bnlloting.

Nothing daunted by it's little setback OF
yesterday, Harlem Council, ell, c. d. l.,
takes the lead again to-day in The EVENING
WORLD Lodge and Club contest. with
80. 900 votes to its credit.
Metropolitan Lodge 280. X. Off. although
relegated to second place, still presses on, a
clo.e second. with 31,2Ts.
Tho Trainmen's Relief Association. NJ. r.
r., takes a sudden squirt and Ian Ia in third
place with 20. Dol votes, RELOCATING the
fourth, which it holds with q total of
-. l40.
Meanwhile. in fifth position, United
Council 1.O35.. A. J.. OF H., has forged
ahead to 10. T4B. while the Xavier Club
has increased its total to 10, 015 in sixth
place.
Voters are again reminded TO cut out their
ballots 30 that each one will bear the banner
printed over it. They are also requested
not to fold their ballots.
Every reader OF The EVENING WORLD may
vote for his or her lodge or club. or the
organization to which his or her friend
belongs.
The EVENING WORLD will offer a choice Of
I'VE prizes for competition mons the
lodges, clubs, assemblie'. councils and
other civic organizations. whether social.
political OF labor organizations.
But one organization might prefer THE
EVENING WORLD Banner, while a fine piano
for the club or lodge room would be more
appreciated By another.
The EVENING WORLD will give in this con-
test an elegant stand Of colors. or banner,
richly embroidered and made by the we'll
known firm OF Grumbach Gross, OF 125
Hudson street, this city. The finest silk
will be used. and the embroidering will take
from six to eight weeks to 10.
The other prize which may be chosen in
place of the colorR 10 an $500 Weber piano,
overstrung scale. three strings. patent ac-
ton. and may be had in rosewood, walnut.
mahogany or ebony. at option Of winner.
The fact that il ~ manufactured by Weber
guarantees that II IL first class in every re-
| spect.
The winner OF the prize will be determined
by ballot. The subordinate lodge, club, as
sembly or other local ORGANIZATION in New
York, New jersey or Connecticut which re-
ceives the highest number OF ballots shall
be declared the winner. and shall determine
at its next regular meeting after the ballot
is closed whether 1t prefers the banner or
When the winner has been decided the
winning organization may decide in full
meeting which Of. these two royal prizes
would be preferable-a magnificent banner
suitable for the character Of the organlza-
ton. and to be made by one OF the best
manufacturer in America at a large expense.
or a tine frst.class piano for the meeting
room.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

The late Judge Andrew Davis. Of Butte. Mon.
who left . fortune OF 90, 900. coo. bought the
famous Lexington mines twelve years ago for
. ESQ debt. He Afterwards sold . contsollinE
interest In the mines for 81. 900. 600,
Charles Z. Pilgrim. of PhilAdelphia. Isl "boy
evangelist" who Is having wonderful success in
the pulpit. He is at present preaching In Ohio
towns and converting hundreds Of people to the
faith.
Gen. Don Bernardo de Soto, President OF the
Costa Ricsn Republic, Astonished ChicAsoans
during his stay In the Lake city by spending
$500 a day. He was looked upon as . tecond
Monte Cristo.
Elsie Hall, the little Australian girl who is de
lighting English audiences with her plano play
ing, is only twelve SeArs old. She Is SAID 20
have 3 wonderful amount Of strength in her
wrists and nngers-
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They repent most who repent least. After a
estAin stage repentance Is q lost art.
-.
II an opera queen sings at her work. she too
often works At her singing to the distress of the
andiancs.
Isis ; mean deal to call = man = bad name and
then apologize for Il. 1t Is having your cake and
eating IL too. But = faro man is . mean dealer.
-.
NJ LOOMS nov has the idea that 10 take = Va.
cation Il = splendid street cleaning operation.
-.
sid 6sorGe 10 his ~tfe when the minister stated
That woman WAS out Of a nib created,
Perhaps Nth the fact this may have some con,
That women for ribbons have such an affection.
-bostoH Courier,
The want their humoT by the peck out In Nil,
Ssakss. Mr.. George Peck has Teen Nominated
far the AAyOEslty.
-.
Nest Of tAs elOthisrs are fond Of New MarEs:s
-.
naosSa't cost = tailor az much to press = sui
cit doss : poor lover. Yet there Is often ; cir
hatAfor's saiL too.
Ths "c%rmsn - night Of the Patti season Il no
aeonpainsntAEy one to the drivers and eondue
tezs q The surface roads.
=.
Hsv sEg hard 70 dock ) strike IN Liverpool.
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A CREAKIAa. MACHINE.

Anew York voter may we'll feel sick Of
heart rs revelation succeeds revelation in
the matter of official corruption in the
government Of this city. It is an old
story. The same thing has been done
before. The sad. desolatins feature OF
the cass is that IL seems as II such corrup-
tion could hardly be avoided.
II there were any political party. pure
in principle. stainless in action. there
would be Q glad rush Of the oppressed
voter 10 the polls to put that party in
possession as soou rs possible.
But turn Republican or Democrat into q
professional ofice-holder, and corruption
seems to enter into his soul. He becomes
the spokesman. Money Is the great aim.
Honor seems Q forgotten myth.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

Denmark refuses to employ Socialists
in the State workshops. She believes
them to be subject TO foreign infu.
ense." Socialists in every country whose
government IL monarchical may be
thought open TO foreign influence, "
since the spirit that actuates them is Ger.
tainly not oognate to any principles based
on the one-man rule. II cannot be de.
MED that the repression of Socialism and
he votaries IL the obvious instinct Of self,
preservation in monarchical govern,
msnts. But will this preserve them?
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Peculiar to Itself

That Hoods sArsAPAnllA does possess curative
power Peculiar 70 Itsslf Il eoaeluslysly shoSn 6S
the wonderful cures Il Aas Effected. unsurpassed
In the history Of medicine. Tkis ahsolats merit
Il possesses By rsAsoA Of tks fGeI that Il 4 pEs-
pared b. ; CsAklaATisss FrsBsEtisa and
Praessa Peculiar 70 Hood's sAxsapATtilA knosR
10 no other msd1ctAarand b. shieh The fun
medicinal poser q al The tasFsdisats 1ssd Il
retained. HOod's s4rsap4Fflla l. > hlshiy eoa-
esatTatsd extract Of s4rsapaEila. Danaslioa.
Mandrake. Dook. Juniper BarrlsS. AAa othss sell
kaoSa vegetable Fsnsdlsa II has sea IL sag
70 ths lss4iAz place snoaS nsalelass b. - ss1
i~ntktasae uallspatsA nsEia saa - Ess slzEssE
szls thAa shy Other PEspAEsnoa-
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To Secure q Treasure.

~ rae Editor a TAs HOsld'
Make : companion Of FOUR daughter, aud
ss sou are 30 will she be- Have her take
plenty OF outdoor exercise. When quite
young GET her : piano, aud place II in your
brightest, pTstaie room. Make YoaT house
|. resort taF her friends. Let them sing and
dance. Never mind the CARPETS.
Givs her 3 good oommon school sdEeAtlOn.
and then teach her housaHoFk n sewing.
ii. possible have her leaFa dFessnakinz and
millinery.
Thea LEI her learn stsnOzFzDby or soms
! hualneAz aad support herEen until IA
rta1t msa senaea aloaa. sad - I'll s4ears :
He44aFa Viz eEaluAF1e - HI Aeal4A I'll
IAAss aa2d aA3 pl4a 1ad kaes snzFepI
sg-AA M
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CHICAGOS FIRST GIRL BABY.
Interesting Sketch OF the Windy
City's First Female Child.

Mrs. s. A. Holmes, o living IN
Hampton. Ia. claims that she was the
first white child of her sex born in Chi
cago. says the Tribune of that city. Her
maiden name was Sarah Jane Harris.
She tells her own story;
My father, Benjamin Harris, with his
family, moved to Chicago-Or Fort Dear
born. as it was called then-in 1881. Net
more than naIf a dozen white people had
preceded them. all of whom we're Indian
traders
I'm the Fall the Indians drove the
whites into the fort. where they remained
during the Winter. l was born in the
fort Jan. II. 1882.
In 1888 INV father left the fort and
moved into the State. and afterwards
settled in Iowa / was married to my
present husband in January. 1854 / am
the mother OF fourteen children, ten q
whom are living"
The evening world., 1890-03-25

A brt xing company has laid itself open
10 2.7O0 year, Imprisonment, This SEN
tenes will not be passed. The subjects
are too bad to get their deserts. The
Court might compromise on a sentence
for life imprisonment, but the ofense
does not carry this penalty with it.
The evening world., 1890-03-25
Cultivate womanly Traits.

To tAs Editor:
think every mother should train her
girls to be earnest. true and good in every
thing they may undertake, and 10 help them
To cultivate kind and cheerful dispositions
and to teach them that the noblsst work =
woman can do is to help with : willing heart
Ia the small thinGa Of everyday life. Any
girl who has these traits in her character
will succeed in Whatever sphere Of life she
may mud herself in. ANNIE l. HArrok.
The evening world., 1890-03-25
Essentials for True womaplinsss,

Essentials for True Womanliness.
To hs Editor OF TAs Toytd;
1t should be the aim of both OF the parents
to make the girls OF the present generation
as near perfect as they possibly can. men,
tally, physically and morally. This will lit
them TO be happy and useful in whatever
place in life they are called to Ill,
Any education that has not these three
things as It's object will fail of making onr
girls women in the highest sense OF the
term. MAMMA.
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Make Their Youth Happy.

To ne Editor
Make home so attractive for u girls
that they may not seek pleasure and
amusement on the street or elsewhere. as so
many of them are o doing. Allow them
to have company n amusement at home.
Give them q good plain education. Teach
them to be good housekeepers and do their
own dTessmakiug, So that they may be able
to assist the mother who has suffered aud
worked for them. CHRISTINA.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

senator EvARTs wittily said, anant the
Liberty Island agitation, that this coun-
Try was large enough to afford itself thir.
teen acres of, sentiment. Sentiment Is as
legitimate a. hygienic measures. 1t may
be y noble . feeling as the heart can
harbor. II may be awful rot. The senti.
msnt which would spare Liberty Island ID
TIA hrst.
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NERVES CURED WITH AN AXE.
Demonstration OF Perfect Health by
a Pennsylvania Maiden.

DIR. S. Weir Mitchell, of this city. says
the Philadelphia Times, recently received
a rather curious present from a young
lady whom he had rescued from nervous
invalidlsm.
1t was a cord of white oak chopped
down and sawed up by her own hands,
and sent as circumstantial evidence of the
health she had gained by following his
directions TO live an open-air life in the
woods.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

Count WILLIAM BISMARCK has resigned.
Ths family of the Chancellor is now
pretty well out Of 1t. Friedrichsruhe is a
pleasant retreat, and ia large enough for
the whole lot They now have an oppor-
tunity to show their talent as country
aentry.
The evening world., 1890-03-25
4" OUR GIRLS" AS A PROBLEM.

Many and Diverse Views as to the
Proper Training for Daughters,
To fhs Editor
Give the girls q thoroughly good educa-
ton. Destiny will accomplish the rest.
Mrs. ADA RuBINsoN.
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ST. LoUIs's RICHEST WOMAN.

A Business Woman Who owns Half
a Dozen Millions.
Far and away the wealthiest woman IN
st. Louis is Mrs. Julia Mafiit, who's
fortune amounts to IS. 900, 600 at least, and
probably double that amount, ays ths
Post Dispatch. Her income is said 10 b
81. 600 per day.
This enormous wealth receives the Close
personal surysIllance of the lady hsEsslt
who has always given great attention 10
her business aEa'rs. especially since he
death of her husband, DIR. Mathtt, about
twenty-five years Rgo.
The foundation OF all this fortune Wa
Inherited from her lather. Mr.. Ohoutesu,
and the property was steadily increased
10 value. being located in lhe beat pos-
lions, business and resident. OF ths eitF.
- -. - a..aa- gazaENaz -. -
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Marry Them Happily.

What Shall We Do with Our Girls -
Why. marry them to honest men, to make
good wives and happy mother. There's
only 4 few Of US left" MAY PATTERSON.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

~ tAAs Hoods sarsADarlla. and and II the best
medicine fer the blood l ever tried. Large guam
titles Of IL are sold in this vicinity. As = blood
medicine and spnnE tonic IL stands ahead Of 81
othsnA" Il. \. PHILLTFs. Editor ssBdnel-AdVsF
tissE. Hope VALLEY, RI.
Every spEiRs for ysAEs I have made 1t ; pFAe-
nes 70 tAks from thTss 10 ave bottles Of Hoods
sEEsaD4ItilA because ] knOs Il Punhss tbs blood
and t~h0FoaShiy elsaAass the system Of al Ina,
paTiasA" ". n LASHKseE Editor Agricultural
kpltonisL indianapolis. Ind
"FoE ave ysan l SEs sisk every spElng. bat lasl
yszz besAa IN February 10 tsks Hooa's sAxsspA-
Eala. sssd ave bottles ana hare AOs sssa AslsA
Day slAos.a q. v. sLOAs, AntOn- AAsa.
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a Sliding Scale.

The pike was In his hand, yet silpt away,
WheTeat the angler bold gave vent 90 wallis,
." think thAt hsh. /" he cried. "AlAckAdAyl
Was covered DER and DER with Gliding EcHlss.'
Chatter,
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AZ, There's DC Ruh

qo4FtaAlp q FEest when the nights ara long.
4n8 t4a noz@A Nlnd ts blowing herce and stronz.
40 AAe APP u tbs parloF Il turned dJHn ios
~ - pllT n5nk u the crate red glow,
80 sAs = elQ@e y your bosom pressed.
- 80 Aook II tle depfha Of her loFslit eysa
III n1Eqs Pc tue 81 ths nDondsy sktsG
- IAzE454+ Az thaga ahere the hitch comes
-Bost0s coarisT.
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Truth. Honesty, Good Repute.

10 tie EdiioT;
Teach them to regard truth, honesty and
. good reputation as the highest things OBJ
tainable In social life. Give them all the all
vantages OF 4 hoy, such AZ outdoor sports
and gymnasium exercises, and also teach
them housework. EMMA.
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COMPLETELY CURED IN A FEW
MEEkS.

suffered much pain, e1sid not eat or steep wsF.
and rsh mfssrabie. I used Dr.. Greene's Nervura'
and took II but a few weeks before I was coma
plrtcly cared. I advise all who are complaining
to use DIR. Greehe's Nervura.
GEORGE w. LUMB,
"a No. Water ST., Poushkeepsis. N. Y.
DR.. Greene, the successful specialist In the cure
Of nervous aud chronic diseases. Of No. 30 West
1+th st., New York. can be consulted free Of
charge, personally or by letter.
The evening world., 1890-03-25
A Lament.

Too bad Il IL that Browning Is no more
Bereavement this suTnassing in extent
Ne RSPs :. Ell :. ss S,si NOV has nus jSs. = pGf Ss meant.
Life.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

- : s = I. 100 q. - ~
= ss.ss sss sszzAa
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- Hardv Lovar

So Hted hlA. Tks doctors saad
hafef euFslse tks shockt
- seztdsF y 81 out ofbed
aSn heek -hasksk
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

Close attention to business and excessive nee Of
tobacco made my nerves very weak, and
bndIy dernnRcd my stomach. l had en-
extreme tired feeling and could not eat or
sleep naturally. take pleasure in stating that
DR.. Greene's Nervura has completely cured me.
JAMES FOSTER,
10 Dorrance st., Providence, n. I.
The evening world., 1890-03-25

,.sssa : siHissss. is7 4s:sils ssi 5sssai l'r'f Fsaass.ss.
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DYSPEPSIA.

D~yspcPsia, Distress, indigestion, sessa
Of Palaces and Swelling AFTER neais,
Fnintness, Wind In Stomach, Lees sfAppe-
ute, Dtzzinese, Liver Disease and Cousti-
patton generally arise from weakness or disease Of
the nerves OF the digestive organs. and are very
prevalent, especially During ne Sprtno ssenths. The
very best known remedy for these uncomfortable
and distressing conditions is DR.: t~sFcene's
Nervura. the great stomach medicine. II tones
up the weak stomach, restores the impaired dises
ton. corrects the disordered liver, and produces
perfect aud regular action Of the bowels. Use Il
now, aud we guarantee you will never
regret IL. II is purely vegetable and harmless.
All druggists keep It at Ell. 90 per bottle.