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LuEeEARp Ja."

Base insinuations have been made to the
effect that "Bluebeard. Jr.. > the spectacle
now running at Niblo'S, was q Chicago pro-
d~uction. Vigorous denials have been made
OF this statement. IL Is not known whether
Chicago resents the accusation OF Blue
beard responsibility. But IL Ia quite pos.
sible. Still, IN order to prevent jealousy, /
may say that 1 don't think New York will
fight for the honor OF being known as
"Dluebeard, Jr.'s' father. Though the
scenery was painted horo. the costumes de-
signed in London. and the armor made in
Birmingham. there Ia q aaudiness about the
extravaganza that is certainly not Eastern.
Strnws tell. "Kainnka, " with all hor Lon
don-ness. bore signs Of the strict economy
pTactised in Columbus, o.
"Blnebcnrd, Jr.," however, cssts "Ka-
!apka " far into the shade. Money has been
most lavishly spsnt, not always to the best
advantage. either. Better effects, from an
artistic point Of view, could have been OBJ
tainod with . far smaller expenditure.
There arc points In the money question that
are always worth remembering; one IL, pos
sessinV IL; the other, knowing what TO do
with 1t when Possessed. "Bluot card. IT."
%glitters. but many eyes would be offended
by Its unrelieved tAwdriness. II is q very
mild imitation OF q London pantomime, but
It is not nearly as good as even the panto-
mines in the English provinces.
So much for the spectacle. OF the COM
pany many kind things may be said. Miss
Topsy Yenn easily carries away the honors.
Her part il not q good one-the book - of
''Bluobeard. Jr.. is no better than others
Of its kind-but Miss Venn's ~vivacity is por-
sistcut. She is u very clever actress. worthy
OF better things. Miss Alice Johnston looks
charming as Selini, and little Miss Edith
Murilla is quite q pleasant feature Of the
performance. Frank Blair. in the title role.
is sedatcly effective, and Edwin Foy is q
conventional comedian in tho same category
with Mr.. Jimmy Powers. minus n great deal
OF Mr.. Jimmy Powcis's aggressive vulgarity.
Miss Kate TART. who appeared in a silver
scarf and q contralto voice, did rather
nicely.
"Bluebeard, DR." has not many musical
attractions. To be sure. there is that little
peach that in the orchard grew. But il
strikes me that by this time tho little peach
must be slightly widowed. A trio entitled
"Whcn Johnny Gets His Gun, is tho best
thing In the entertainment ALAN DALE.
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ATHLETES IN REeoSF.

d. G. willihmsis ono Of tho prominent athletes
OF the New York Athletic Club. He IL an CT
cellent judge Of boxing. among his other &C.
complishments. Re IL the new President OF the
resuscita;el National Cross county Associate n.
Eberhnri Faber, President Of the Staten Island
Athletic Club, 10 pretty nearly "a popular an
oflcer as ever ruled over the dcsiinic' OF a club.
He has made his lead pencil marx un amateur
athletic history.
r. c. futile u q delicate little sprite who
scales only 100 pounGs.E He Is q Junior In
Columbus College. Last Fall he was like unto .
Samson In the college football team, and Is q
candidate for the Varsity oight-oaied crew Of
this year.
Col. samuel Austin IL ono Of the bes.-iiEed
athletes OF this vicinity. A few years ago he was
. champion amateur walker. Formerly he was
the head and front Of the old Brooklyn Athletic
Association. He 10 Q recognized authority on all
sporting aud athletic matters. lie 10 OF impos-
ing. though not hirsute. appearance. His title
Of Colonel was not won In the eivn war. but Is
none the less deserved.
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DEATH OF A SONG WRITER.
DR.. Charles Mackay. Who Wrote the
Femous "Cheer, Boys. Cheer"

DR.. Charles Mackay, Who Wrote the
Famous "Cheer, Boys, Cheer"
DR.. Charles Nackay, poet and jour-
nalist, died recently a. his residence in
Brompton, at tho age of seventy-fve
years. says the Pal NAL Gazette. Many
of DIR. Macksy's fugitive pieces obtained
q vogue such as the works If no other
verse writer OF this age has secured for
his efforts (says the Standdrd).
The two famous songs, THERESA Good
Time Coming, Boys. " and ''Cheer. Boys,
C~heer"-songs which are known wher
ever tho English language is spoken
were written by DIR. Mackay. The second
of these has connected with its popularity
a very curious story, and one which ID
well worth recalling.
During the Indian mutiuy Mana Sahib
found tho song, or perhaps. we should
rather say, the melody to which it was
set-of great use in encouraging his
troops when in action. Stranger still. he
ordered the band to strike up this air
while his unhappy victims were being
slaughtered at the we'll at Cawnpore.
Ii can hardly be wondered that the
author, as he himself tells us in his me-
moirs. from that time never cared TO re-
call his composition. The world ct
large. however. ignores, or more probably
has never realized, the sinister -associa-I
tions attached to - Cheer. boys, cheer"
and t6this day the tune is a ~fayorite one
with the passengers ON the emigrant ships
that leave Liverpool for America or the
colonies.
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AMERICAN pouBLE-pAnEeI sHoTouS.

'ossA
English Gunsmiths only receive from 80
cents TO 80 cents per day for their work.
The same men come over hcle and are
paid from ~. 30 to "a n day.
The ~well-kpown inaccuracy OF guns of
English make no doubt contributes
largely to the success which America IN
mnrktmcn have achieved on the other
side.
Three years ago O first claAs breech-
loading shotgun could not have been
brought here for less than $50. The
same gun, improved. with top snaps, low
circular hammers and mailed ribs. can
now ie purchased for 1922.
Prub,hly the cheapest thing in the
''shootin' irou " Style is the little Flobert.
that those can lie bought for :. 25.I The
re,nil dealers purchase them by the dozen
ut 81. 10 each.
Three years ago there was a great de-
mand for gun Of foreign make fttcd
with std snaps. A side nan. II may be
explained, is a small lever attached to a
hreech-loadine gun. BY pressing this
down tho rreeGh opens aud the shells are
thrown out Mt the same time.
The American manufacturers. however.
rose 10 the situation, and invented a top
snap. which has completely supplantod
the English make.
A good. breech loading gun, with top
lever action. back-action locks. rebound
inc hammers, block strikers, oiled walnut
stock. pistol grip. checkered grip and
fore end. cAse-hsrdened frame and blued
mountlngs. rubber butt, twelve gauge.
can be purchased for Sl5.
Then the prices vary. There are some
as cleapAS 10, aud there ars others which
The fancy sportsman can pay $500 for if
he wishes.
Imported guns run MS high as 900. but
are no better. and in fact not 20 good rs
the ~ o American breecb- loader.
1t is very seldom that this price is paid
for u gun though" said the gun expert
who wns giving THE EVENING WoRLp man
his information. Most people / NY guns
vary ing in price from &l5 TO $40"
"MuZzle. loading shotRuns are not
made any more, are they?" asked the re-
porter.
"Oh yes; We make and sell a good
many. They are used. however. almost
exclusively by the negro hunters in the
South You see, they cannot afford a
breeeh-loader and can get a good muzzle-
loader for 81 or 10.
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Ia MoDt.

Plain. straight skirts are w%snins, and it's too
bad. Another moon Will see fun draperies
and good material dragging through the mud
and dust of the public streets.
The faint. sweet smell " that hangs about the
finished toilet Is no longer a distinct. decisive
perfume. Fashion calls for perfect harmony. and
n the tulls 10 yellow. orange. dafiy-down-diiIy
OF buttsruup should lend its sweetness; poppy
dsmask and Jscaueuminot rose 80 with crinson
blue bells Of Scotland compliment the eiel
shades geranium and misnonette, tho green
tissues, and lilac, hysointh. lily OF thu valley
are thought 20 be the correct odo-s Tor white
effects.
II Is expected that the feather w~aistcost viii
make q tremendous hit next Spring. Trinidad
blue and little black ti-ds are b"ing slaughtered
by the million, and their plrmp, so:t breasts
worked.into vests for the colaing mdsr-ooAt.
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SCHOOLMGAMS POPULARITY.
Miss Lehman still Leads in The Race
for The $500 Watch.
Votes Coming in by Thousands in the
"Eveninz World" Election.

Fifteen thousand. six hundred and
ffiy-nine is the total vote with which
Miss Ida Liebman leads TIE EVENING
WORLD Lady Teachers Contest to-day.
Miss CaTerata continues second with
IL, $40, and Mrs. Agnes G. Burns third,
with 8. s31. Miss Jarecki keeps in fourth
place with 1928. Miss Rudischhausen is
fifth with 3,578, and Miss Rose Mayer
sixth with 2. 915.
Any lady teacher in New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut can be q candi-
date in The EVENING WORLDS contest.
The teacher receiving the largest number
OF votes will be presented with an elegant
gold watch. purchased from Edwin A.
Thrall. Of No. 8 Mniden lane. Mr.. Thrall
thus describes the prize:
The watch ~ .ons Of, the finest of move
escapement and nickel finish. The cases are
hunting cases, IL carats fine, and very
heavy.
They are made from nugget or antique
gold, with twelve pigeon blood -rubiea,
twelve nne ~npphtreR and twelve fine dia-
monds imbedIod in the gold of the case.
The price will DO $500.
The watch is now on exhibition at Bren-
tano's, 8 Union Square.
In all cases., where possible, indicate
the number Of the school. as we'll as city,
with which the candidate il connected.
All votes must be on tho ballot printed
below. Cut IA tho blank, properly all
out and sign 1t, md send IL TO The EVEN
ING WORLD.
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WAS HE NOT RIGHT

The Portugal students are still amusing
themselves with throwing stones at the
British Embassy in Lisbon and huzzning
through the streets Pinto and Portu-
gal forever" The Republicans and Mon.
archists joined issue on the English
question. The Republicans threatened
the King that bending to salisbury's die.
tation would be the death blow TO mon.
archy In Portugal.
Yet when all is said, n calm, disin.
tcrested spectator will be inclined TO
think that King CAEtos has shown himself
n very decent sort of n fellow for n King,
and has conducted himself in this trying
situation with wisdom md dignity. He
declared to tho body which protested
against ceding an inch ~ Portugal's
African possessions 10 England That the
country was not in o position to go 10
war with England, and that ii wal better
10 secure peace Mt the price of conoes.
sions which would not touch the honor
of the nation than TO precipitate n need
less and improbable blood shedding.
A slight move in q kaleidoscope sends
tue bits Of glass at noe into little groups.
The war-like move of a European Power
has something of the same effect In caus.
ing the other powers to Gravitate to one
or the other of the belligerents. Even a
valuable stretch of African territory Ia
not worth disturbing the peace of Europe
over.
But, Of course, the vital point is the
principle involved in this difficulty. II
Portugal has a Just tenure of the section
in question it is the most arrogant and
bullying high-handedness for England &c
crowd her TO the wall in this way becaus,
she Is small aud weak. If the claim II
doubtful and cannot be proven to the sat
isfaction Of England by Portugai's repre-
sensations, arbitration by q neutral power
would seem the proper course of interna
tionsl courtesy and dignity. England
has acted in q way to apparently iustif,
the reclamations OF several European
papers.
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THE WORLD. WEDNESDAY EvENING, JANUARY rs. 1850.

extending its entire length and giving =
dead finish TO that part Of the rum.
Have many improvements been msde
in rifles ~
NO; nothing more than lessening the
weight. Several different kinds of
p~ieshanism have been adopted for throw.
ing out empty cartridges. but the changes
baye not been Important
America, then. holds the palm for
turning mi the best guns 2" said the re.
porter.
Yea. No other country in the world
can make q gun MS good and as cheap as
we can here.
How about repeating rifles ?"
Not much has been done with them
save TO les, en- weight. That seems TO he
the main idea With most manufacturer
inst ut present. The mechanisms remain
the SAME"
The young man said that the competi.
non IN the tyade had extended even tn
cartridges. and that sometimes they had
to coax customers to take them away for
nothing.
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BEETH0VEN's LAST PIANO.,
A Famous Instrument Exhibited In
the "Bsathoven House." Bonn.

A Famous Instrument Exhibited In
the "Bsathoven House." Bonn.
The "Besthoyen's House Society,""
Bonn. has recently acquired BeethoVen's
last piano. says the Pal Mall Gazette. Il
was made by the court piano-mAksr.
Konrsd Graz. who died at Vienna in 1851.
tie went to that city in tine beginning Of
this century, and loon gained a reputation
by the excellence of his pianos.
The instrument IN question WA ex-
pressly ordered from him by Beethoven.
In consideration of his deafness it Was
made with four strings to each key, IN
stead OF the usuA three. Owing 70 the
strength of its tones, Beethoven used II
almost exclusively in the last years OF
his life.
Alter his death it passed into the hands
OF the bookseller, Franz WINNER, Of
Vienna: and after the marriage OF his
daughter 10 9 Swiss clergyman named
Ridmann, Il became the property Of the
Whitman family Ia Berns. ITS genuine
ness is proved by documents and CON
nTmed by the authority of Johannes
Bramhs.
1t is nov. says a Standard correspond
emit. 10 be placed in the house in which
the great composer wa born at Bonn
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go FAR, 30 GOOD.

The Committee of Five appointed by
the Bar Association TO investigate Judge
BooKsTAvER's conduct in the Flack bust
ness has reported on the facts which il has
discovered. The Committee declined to
recommend any action on its report,
holding this neither necessary nor
proper.
The Bar Association, upon receiving
the report, framed 9 resolution to the
effect that the facts reported were such IS
TO call for inquiry by the Assembly of the
State of New York. This resolution was
carried and a committee of five appointed
20 take the report TO Albany and lay the
matter before the Assembly. The gentle
men appointed to the committee are Ell
IHU RooT, GEORGE DE FoRREsT LORD.
STEPHEN A. WALKER. LEWIS q. LEDIARD
and FRAsoIs LYNDE STErsoE.
The Bar Association has yindicated it
own dignity by this action in regard to
Judge B~ooXsTAvEA. The Judge Is not :
member of the Association, and although
this action expresses with sufficient clear.
ness the opinion entertained by that body
il has felt that it did not behooVs 1t, either
in the report or in the resolution, TO Ad,
wise the Assembly to impsAch Judge
BooKsTAyER-
That the Assembly will impsach him,
and that his indictment and punishment
may follow with an edifying promptnesl
Is earnestly 10 be wished. Vile. ignobls
~criminAlity in those whose ONCE is 70 up.
hold reetitude and the Observance of the
law should be punished as severely Is the
Law allows.
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| An actress nut neT leNelh ana DssN lTOfhA IN !
hamper and the driver took them out. He didn't
want her to be hsmpered with Jewels.
-.
Who would think a man ~ familiar with the
town as Imre Kiralfy would 70 sround looking
at the sites'
King Carlos has recovered from the Russian
grip. He IL still suffering from Engiand'A how.
ever.
-.
Mrs. Psee recently presented her husband with
four little girl PsFcs. Mr.. Page will soon have
family enough to make . book.
-.
Chicago has got the grip. and the Windy City
has lost Its wind under the blow Of the Russian
mAlady.
Senator Plumb says Senator Call 10 . coward
and q liar. senator Call RAYS senator Plumb 1. .
friend Of boodlera. How unparliamentaryi
which In the worse insult TO . senatorf
-.
OF the muohEAreaded ailments OF Winter.
Such a. fever, pneumonia and cough,
There ~ none 90 ott.cominR and catching
A that New Years disssse.sweArns ON.
Tends SUftJs.
-.
A Jealous colored lady banged her fair rival
with her parssOl till she was psrssoiized. Ditto,
her husband.
man Of this town was ono Of those in Tho
Charge Of the SII Hundred" lie has been sick.
aud hc says his doctors charge il worse than
that 81 Balaklava.
=. :
A Western doctor. not satisfied with the field
for killing afforded by his practice Of medicine
and business ss q drngsist. recently shot three
men. This Is Ereediness and should not be en-:
coursged.
-.
Gov. Stanford says the ttaliion Ansol haa q
strong countensnce." The price that Bonner
gave for him was as strong n cOuntenance AZ rny
we'll bred stallion could desire.
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STOLEN RHYMES.
The Drum Major.

" "~-UVFF
with martial tread and naughty misn he leads
the big brass bAnd,
grand.
The shoPgEls RaEs in wild amaze upon hrs stall.
WATt ehArmA,
And his Gers glance nIIs the small boys soul
with wld and vague alarms.
when the big parade iS over. and silsneed each
blaTtnk horn,
He comes downtown In . oI0 suit, which Is
somewhat faded and worn,
AID . meekor, mIldeT- man Il would
be hard to meet
For nftsOn blocks in either direction upon the
-FerTs Raus Express.
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o

Jennie June. the noted newspaper writer and
correspondent, n SIXTY years old. although she
looks much younger.
st. LOUIS has two very wealthy coiored people.
Mrs. Amanda LAbldis pays taos on 500. 900
and Alfred white, q caterer and COnt,ctiOnsr,
has mads s7b, 900 at his business,
Secretary Proctor has n fortune of nearly
$500. o and some valuable marble contracts
that bring him in elo. 600 a year besides his
ofaciAl salary.
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A wsli-dressed young man recently
passed a counterfeit one-doliar bill on e
blind pencil-ssller. receiving sS cents in
change. When arrested for the offense
the young man poisoned himself and will
die. He WIS not utterly dead TO decency
after all. He felt that he was too vile to
lee
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@s@'A6 ohRH ~ LlfLE.
In what way have guns and rifles i'm
proved during the past two or three
years ;" "a the reporter.
:" h'eny in the weights. The lighter
the gun the better. OF course. you%,nuw."
How much does a medium.sIzcl gun
weigh 2"
a" About six and a quarter pounds" The
younE nan replied. 'FoTmeTy the /!
segAed froul c gut TO nine and sometimes
ten pounds.
What other Improvements have been
made :"
VERY few. The side snap has given
way 10 The top lever aud the low circular
hammeEs lave replaced the high curved
ones. This gives the marksman a clesT
sight along the barrel. To further in.
prove the sight the mailed ribs were put
on the baTTels." "
The mailed ribs. he explained. were
small cuts across the top VI the barrel,
The evening world., 1890-01-15

Any reader Of The EVENING WORLD may
rote once only.
The colo must DO upon he ballot printed IN
The EVENING Womb.
Only toon,e'l tcho are doirely engaged IN
ttdching may be poted for.
The Coter should gice NE full name OF. The
teacher roaed for, NE school IN tchich she IS
engaged and its location.
The candidate mast be nom engaged ~
teaching someioIsere in he State Of ke'D York,
Nero Jersey or Connecticut, She may be
engaged il any school. There is no 'estric-
ton as 10 grade.
Enrr,ores containing ballots must be adj
dressed 10 Watch Contest Editor. EVENING
WORLD.
Following is the vote Of each candi-
date who has received over % ballots:
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JoHS WESLEY ELKISs, atWslVs-SeaT-old
boy, hes confessed to the deliberate muir.
der OF his father and mother. He planned
and executed the hOrrid deed with the
laost CHASTITY ealmnssS. He was sentenced
to life imprisonment One EOull fancy
he was old enough and bad enough 10 be
hanged like older but less brutal muir.
denena
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A Wise Lover.
IRA, he Epoch. ]

Ted-what are you doing peeping around
the corner:
Ned-wLy, my best girl lives across the
street, and I'm trying to see il she's looking
out OF the window Tor me. As o o as lind
3gt she doesn't DO Ihat ans morcl kno"
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Too Cheap.

IFf0s NuHI-y's Tsskiy.l
Desltr-Hcre. that poem l paid you to
write About my oue-dollar hats is no good.
lou DON seem to Lave had the divine af-
hytu,
PO~cl-Naturslly not. YGT gave me only
81; aud the divine ah,atus, like the hats,
cannot be felt Tor amy such money.
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Several officers Of the GzI's body usrd
have lately killed themselves. IL IS aid
that they were implicated IN a plot &c a.
sassinAte the Gar. A teFawh:!v ihe potr
man will look upon bis wife with 81,
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picion aud fear 70 play with bis children.
To there ~unhappIsr greatness on the earth
than that of ALHxAYpER the Thirdf
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Es.' keGzou.
lToa ne Fppra.

HS-Why DO yon break the engagemsnts
shc-B"eaas IaS dog ~ yoa last uiyht
aul INC1ldut ran tne risk Of bringing
sold
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A Long Visit.

Stranger ITO small bowls your father
homes
small Boy-NO. cir. He vent 10 the GENE.
terry this nl0Taing.
stranger-When will he return?
small BOy-He's g0~e 1 STAY,
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j. n. DYER, THE wELL-kNowN TRAINER.

racing shout New York neIt spring and summer,
and he said; Why. ~! be greater than ever.
Why shouldn't y be Its growing. in popularity
cision L. quickly reached, and that Il what the New
Yorker likes. This Is not good weather for running
horses The hotter the, better. want to see the
th~einome!sr mp around % or hiEh.I silt It's
sps.ktnE OF srip, Trainer pyor said he hadn't had
sight worse. have had a terrible case OF oatsrrh,
and y Affected me so that was miserable most o.
the time. had catsrrh for twenty years, and my
nose got stopped so that I couldn't breathe through
10 tall. Year after year my head was stopped MP
Gus substance formed in my nostril and grew COM
pact, This caused me a good deal Of suffering.
-. snort time, ago l went to Drs. Mccoy aue
W1sdnsT, a their Srhes At . East Fortyiseco5d
stance that cloRzod up my head. They Immediately
began careful treatment OF my case, and | tell you
I'm smother man. l feel hotter than I havo for
specially. They only charged me s5 a month and
furnished me with all my incidence"
MI. Dyer gnid he couldn't do tuo much for Drs.
great relief they had given him, Trainer DYER IL
Grsvesond, L.. l. T "
OF SPECIAL IMPORTANCE.
Until Feb. I Drr. McCoy and wildman will treat
pie cling themselves under the doctors care prior to
Fob. ! will he treated until cured at the same late,
namely, IS per month.
A NEW OFFICE.
In order to tho large number of
patients which they hAyc in the love part of the
city DIs. Mccoy aud Wildman have opened an once
have rooms 1. 2 and3. on the second floor. E1-
franco on Broadway.
The evening world., 1890-01-15

Prof. Tvntkn in his Fortnf0hHy paper on
Thomas Carlyle describes his transit thus
"So payAed away one OF the glories Of the
world Prof. TyndAll is not as scientifc
AZ he is rhetorical in his literary work.
Carlysle was a strong grabbed thinker. but
hardlyA - Siory." Naturally enough Tyn-
dali does not ind that Thomas treated Mr..
Carlyle in a manner deserving much car
sure. II is a bad thing for the public to
haysfoo GrientAn admirer write on the
subject OF his enthusiasm.
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Hoods ~sarsapahMa

Sold b. al ~druES1tI 81 sIz for IS. PSsDAFsd Gals
81 A HOOD a Co. ApOthseaasA Lsssll. AAfA
lVO DOSES ONE DOLLA9
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After Pneumonia

Ard sttt eks OF "a grippe, tJPhus lever. sesTiss
fever % diPhthsTia, the patient rseOssrs strength
SlOEb, a. the -Ysism il weak and dsb'htsssd and
the blood poisoned By the rAvsgss Of ihs dlsSa4e.
What 4 usSGed u = E'Od rsliAbls tORle Gad blood
peE.dsE Ike Hsod's sstsspsTlla. which he's Inss
IN elsTents OF strength Tor the body. aud Eits'iiJ
ard f'GnsBs for The blooa vh.th bring lack I0basJ
n'Altn and aAks iAs weak SnOug,
"A;teT reSo5snEs .EOn = prolonged sickness With
d'PhthtliH. and EssdinE something 70 bald ne ~,
lt0ak tao bottles Of HoOdS sATsAPAFlls. ] felt
{, od rssal,s from the hTst eOsS. Il seemed 10 50
from the top Of my head 10 the snds Of NJ toe. !
knEs hOod's sarAaPaFiilA "a = G0Od thlnE. &c. n.
STATION. Druggist, Wssiasld. AASA.
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sPoTLeTs.

An actress put her jewels and best frooks IN .
hamper and the driver took them out. He didn't
want her TO be hsmpered with Jewels.