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WINsoME roENAIL CLIPPERS.
A Growing Industry for Pretty
Women Among Gilded Clubmen.

A Growing Industry for Pretty
Women Among Gilded Clubmen.
The success Of the manicure business
in New York has led 10 the opening of
establishments FOR the treatment Of the
toensils. says o New York letter to the
Baltimore american.
Much of the popularity Of the manicure
business was owing to the attractiveness
OF the girls employed in these places
as operators, n now n can have his
toenails trimmed and trained by hand
some girls, with the most delicate touch.
A wealthy man who lives near Fifth
avenue. who Ia famous for the sp.endor
in which he lives. has his feet attended to
with the same regularity that he IL shaved.
Instead of visiting the woman who runs
the place and undergoing treatment there.
he has her and one of her best operators
around TO his house about three times n
week.
The patient says he enjoys having his
t~oenails trimmed aud his feet handled by
a handsome oma She squats fiat on
the floor and takes his foot in her lap
with her face towards him. and when she
hurts HIM with her delicate knife she can
see the effect on the patents face. The
operation, which tho wealthy merchant
likes SO much, Is O source of considerable
amusement to the wife and the two grown
daughters.
In fact, the wife usually comes in and
chaffs the old mar OF his eccentricities.
his nails treated regularly. He enjoys it
more than having his head rubbed by his
wife, and pays very handsome figure for
the work. It costs him several hundred
dollars a wear to keep his toenails in
good condition.
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in a company = mrsehisf.mAksr. whose de.

in = company = mIsehief-mAksr. whose de-
light 1t is to set e, everybody by the ears.
$50" Guy Lawrence muttered 10 himself
as he left the theatre and walked towards
his club in the Strand" so they're ENGAGED.
are they Jephson's going 70 marry her, aud
I'm to be the lzughing-stock of the com-
pany. I'm 10 pose as the neglected sutton,
It's to go all over the profession that ! vas
in love with Lefty Klein, and that she re-
fuSed me for this damned amateur. Well,
there's many 3 slip 'twixt the II and the
lip. aud they're not married yet
Under ordinary circumstances Guy Law
renee would rave seorned to do what he
presently began TO look upon As : fair re-
priEsl for the injury he considered be had
received At the hands OF Herbert JsphsOR.
But his vanity had been deeply wounded,
and wounded vanity has been the cause OF
some OF the msansst and most eosaTdly &C.
tions tire world has sesn. History teens
With tragedies which have been the result Of
3 blow to . great man's pride Half the
vendettss Of modern society, the vehdsttAs
which hnish IN the Lass courts n the police
courts in these upromAntie days. are due to
wounded vanity.
The bret thing thatLaSTenee did Eas to
~ and ind a sOmsthing 70 Jsphs0n's dis-
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her as happy as possible.

her as happy Is possible.
She had been Just = wee bit nervous At hrst
after she had accepted Herbert Jephson as
to the way in which Lawrence would take It.
She vas afraid that there might be : little
feeling, and the rivalry OF the men might
be intensified. There is nc place in the
world in which = little bad feeling can make
everybody as uncomfortable as in = theatre.
The quarrel OF two people will oftsn upset
the entire company, and sometimes wreck
the fortunes of an enterprise.
Everything in q theatre is theatrical, in
Guiding the emotions of the people who pass
their lives in Stimulating the feelings OF
ordinary humanity. Everything is inteDsi-
fed and built up for effect. Love is
more passionate, hatred more. bitter,
revenge more furious, jealousy more
terrible than among ordinary NOR
tails. Your real actor never leaves
on acting or using the tricks OF the profess
sion. he can weep when another man can
only heAVs . sympathetic sigh; he can
shOWeF upon the AeQuAintanee OF q feS days
. vocabulary Of endeAring terms which you
or ]. gentle reader, would hot think Of
employing 70 = lifelong friend He
mAgnihes everything TO theatrical pro
portions II a aadisnes sPplauds him
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wediock the End and Aim.

To tie Editor
The q%pe;ticp is, what Shall We Do with Our
The blonde and brunette, with short hair and long
CT rls;
The orphans, and those with fathers AID mothers,
And those who depend on their big. manly brothers.
The question that's asked IL an easier one, far.
TO ask than 10 answer, that h, u you are
Aware OF the TACT that these same charming girls
Are now Btrewn In our midst more thickly than
pearls.
But still, as they're with us. aud with us to stay.
They must be disposed OF in some sort o; way.
SO perhaps some rriGht mind may The ptobIem un-
And capture rHr EVENING WORLDS twenty - in
gold.
II there were but one girl In all this vast throug
To thus he disposed oil 'twould not take us long
10 conjure some plan to dispose of the eli.
We would. to get rid OF her. take her ourself.
And so would IL not be an excellent plan
To dispose Of onr girls " every man
II might solve the problem and brighten his life.
II. O. FIELDs.
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when no makes his entrance. IL =
''By JoyeI my dear fellow. they rose a. -
they wanted to eat me- Gadbyou nssss
heard anything like il in your life" II Any
one tells an actor that his little bit OF pathos
was very Affecting, it il. HE told me. nx
dear fellow. that he cried like . child - IL
Il made ME ILL.,
E~xAEgeration comes naturally to psoeAe
who are trained to e~xaEgerate in order -
get their effects, and they are not to -
blamed when use becomes their second ~
tuTe.
It was because Guy Lawrence had lived
his whole life in the highly CHARGED -
mOsphere Of theatrical life that he nuss
himself with such intensity iptO the 4ehens
for his rivals discontinue. He did hot -
the baseness Of his act. He only saH : -
Of humiIiHting . man and 3 woman wac Ia
Inundated him. aRd whe for the lims hsta9
he hated with AL the Intensity u thsasraezl
hatred.
And so he brought upon the scsna ; -
man-A woman Who had known HsEhaze
JephsOn in bygons dsys-and BE- bTiaaa "a
eAjoled her into speaking the sord shiz4
should wreck he AagpiAssa e he Eeza4
10 3 ooaaaaa4l
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Greeunoiut, ". '.
Manhattan ave.. 2OS
Long Island City.
Borden ave. ..
Heboken. NJ.
Washington A., ssL.
Jersey City.
Newark ave-, 68j.
Newark, Y. q.
Broad st., ia,
JabeE Fesry. Markst,L
$50.
staten TRlauf.
W. A. CormAhn, IL brit.
I'm st., ~rompkipsv'lle.
Asbury Park, ". ..
II. 4 W. Mattel.
Paterson. u. ..
John Mason.
249It straight VI.
Sonkers, u. n.
IL and 10 North Broad
way.
District Messenger Co
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There /. enough 10 Occupy q

the seryants. There is enough 70 occupy .
girl at home.
She can save more money in the family in
looking after all the details OF the honee-
Keeping, in taking care Of the clothing Of
her father and brothers and IN making or
can earn in doing typewTitinR. IL you add
TO the car fates, lunches, extra dresses,
candy and small items OF an Office life the
could have done at home you sill find that
she does not bring any financial profit 10 the
family.
having no knowledge 81 housekeeping, and
the husband will after 4 uh rt time stay out
every evening, sick Of such a poor home,
FRfNCIY.
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For a SPECIFIC Object.

To me Editor
First, let the home or domestic training be
most careful, a. that Ia the legitimate sphere
OF our daughter. and should be their hap
piest desire.
Then, even though we may be amply able
to keep our gentle ones under the family
root, watch tho bent or inclination Of each,
daughters such / clip AZ the boys have to fit
them for q Specific occupation in life should
1t be necessary for them to get their living.
III the daughter shows a love for music.
thoroughneHs in that art. Should figures
prove her forte, prepare her for book
keeping. IL she fond OF general lite: ature
and apt at imparting knowledge let the
Normal School perfect her in methods, as
well au in knowledge of books.
Whatever. she evinces a decided aptitude
centrally N well, II properly fitted for the
work. T. u. q.
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steckier Association Entertainment.
An entertainment under the auspices Of
the SteGkler Association, Of the Tenth Dis
trict. will be held at the clubhouse. lee
Second avenue, tomorrow evening. The
programme contains mGny tine musieal and
reCitatiVe numbers by Well-knoHn people.
President julius Harburger will make an
address.
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Polytechnic schools for Girls.

To ne Editor
Governments should establish schools in
all large cities Tor dressmAking, millinery,
stcnography and other trades suitable for
women where our girls could Join classes
after leaving pubic schools aud learn tie
trade adapted to their taste ana where they
would be lure of learning them.
With practical teachers an institution of
this kind in every large city would become
self-supportinH ami very popular. But II
there we're any objection TO its being self
supporting II could be run on the same
principle as orr polytechnic schools, Just
for. the purpose of making our girls uteful
aud independent women, BESSIE.
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rh,rd Auenua Rsliar Society.

Employees of the Third Avenue Relief
Company which includes the Gable road.
have organized a mutual relief society. OF
the 1900 employees, about five hundred
are already enrolled Ok members.
General Supt. J. H. Robertson 10 Presi-
dent; Night Supt. Sol. O'Reilly, Vice. Pres-
dent. Treasurer John Beaver will hold the
funds OF the new, society. and Harlem Supt.
Deyo, Lexington avenue and One Hundred
and Seventeenth street Is the society's
physician. rs
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TRAINING new YORK MAIDS.
Rearing Our Girls" in Habits Of
Thrift and Self Support
MatlmOny Only One Avenue 10 Usefulness
and Happiness.
Plans for Our Daughterg Unfoided by
"Evening World" Readers.
CONDITIONS.

What shan tce do 10Th our O6is,' 10 the
probe NJ Cor solution.
The prize toeaty-dottdr gold piece "a Jor
ne best solution.
The solution must be t%orftten on one sid6 OF
the paper only, in a clear dHd leoibie hand.
IL mast not be more thdn 200 ,Dords IN
length. but u mdv be Just as much shorter
than that as the ,oriter piedses.
II must be- addressed TO Our Girts Editor,
EVENING WORLD, p. o. Boz ., 1854.
The toriter must Dfre his or her nht name
ana address, not for publication, however, Il
u Is not desired.
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Society J~ealousies.


HYMN FeIds NVTEHgI
"You needn't put on N airs. you yaller-
faced piece. We keeps q COW and has got
& pew in de Blue Light Tabernacle. be-
Sides" were the words OF Miss Matilda
SNOWFALL. who IL az black as night, to .
saddle-colored friend.
II don't keer Ell we hadn't got 10 COW. We
keeps a goat. and my mudder ~ Rwine to
hab . carbuncle on dc back OBJ her neck"
was the crushing reply.
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Useless knowledge.

from ~ FhsgsrJ, B'h,tsr.l
Tourist-What IL tito name OF that rulnI
Peasant-l don't know.
Tourist-And what is that mountain
called i?
Don't Know"
oh. excuse me. ! thought you belonged
to this place i.
SO 10. but, ! don't need to know all
these travellers things"
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bare. and the old mAn took 70 him. He was
glad Lefty sAs going 70 Be married nos.
He would not have 10 Leave her alone and
unprotected in the world. He saw that
Herbert Jephson wa ; gentleman, he sd-
mlrea al character. ana be SAs certain thA'
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Cure sick hsadAchs, biliousness. liver compliant.
dyspepsia, heartburn. Indigestion. malaria. pimplss
on faos and body, impure blood, &C., by using rega-
arly On, O, McLAsE,s CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
prepared only ~ fleming Bros, PittsblI.' Pa.
having the genuine Da.C. AcLAsE's LIvEn Pills.
prepared by Fleming. Bros. o PittsbpTs, Pa the
fnarkst being full OF limitations OF tks name Nc
LANR, spelled differently, but OF the sane Grongn-
eiAtlon, Always make sure OF the wOrds Fleming
Br0s., Pittsburg. Pa" on the wrapper.
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A Great Attraction.

Fiance--You should not lie 20 eSacting in
your demands. Remember that you are
only n poor orphan.
Fianceo-I KNOW II, dear. but remember,
also, that you will have no motier-Iu-law.
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Pursuit of Decorative Art.

To the Editor! 10.
have in mind the decorative art work.
There is always Ademand for articles in shat
line, especially at Christmas and Easter
This kind Of work does not require
the long study that some imagine. but can
be acquired BY. q. girl possessing ordinary
good taste and Judgment in . few. months,
and by close practice and determination tc
abe can do with the brush In the way Of
painting and decorating.
BY keeping her eyes open and observing
she will gain many ideas as 70 how china;
numerous other articles can be frightened
and identified, so that she can realize over
100 per cent. on her labor. 9. II. w.
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They Usually Do.
Iron HsHssy's Weekly.

TFToW WHHHe4 "eoNFY'I
Ibid you make much on your last stock
deal3"
mo; lost $780,"
='.Bnt | thought that MacDOllArs gave you
He did. but, it proved to be a disap-
pointer instead"
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There we're no more Sundays for father
and daughter after THAI Herbert 5sphsOn
Joined the party nov de had quite Won
over Conrad Klein. He had tQld Lstty's
iAthsr AL hA histOry-hs had laid his heart
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A Painting.
tFtow Amsrtos.I

ltfop' AmsrfoI.I
First Enthusiast-oh. how beautiful.
The AnRella H. certainly all IL has been
said to be-. Why. IL IL ko real one can actu-
ally hear the bells ring.
Secoud Enthusiastically, II " more nat
smell the onions on the PEASANTS breath.
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Looking O Long Way Ahead.
ILEa.a I.aLaI

He-Dese pants am eberlaAtinGly ruinti
Watcher make 'em 40 short fur:
She-Well, you see you'a ben ailin' fur
some time. an | cut EN- dat way In case yoh
drapped of sudden like. IsruI could wear
EN- TO do funeral widout my habin' ter
myself, In de time OF eretfliction, wild
alterin' en-.
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Marcus Mayer says that Patti's business In
San Francisco SURPRISED him. The city was
In such a fearful state that he was . little
afraid al first. In one big store the pro-
prietor had covered his entire establishment
end OF il q Tombstone with the inscription:
1--WE Mourn the Flood" The diva. how
ever. did an enormous business, and the
organiEstion left the Far West way
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omitting the Sentimental.

b Iron lie Figaro.
The following telegram is handed In at q
station In Paris:
Monsieur X.. Romeo = Overwhelmed
with grief, uncle dead; come at once; divi-
sion next Thnraday."
Operator-Mskes two francs and forty. +"
Stran ger after fnmblinR in his pockets)-
Saprinto! / have only two francs.
Operator-xou car, omit . few words.
Stranger-Very well. omit overwhelmed
with grief,r
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An Average Match.
Iron n I

Are you an admirer Of Marie Bashkirt.
self ?"
''M-well. no. I think ahe and Robert
Elsmere would have made q good match"
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OOWPERTHWAIr-Furniture. eaTpsts,. every
u thing Tor housekeeping. Park Hos or Chatham
at, near Chatham square. hss York
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One Success.
from ns Epoeh,l

TTnm he EDofK.I
Can you point to one success of the first
year of the Harrison Administration Z"
"Yes. indeed Mrp. Harrison has made
public the recipe for her famous sausage
rolls"
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Equal Chance with Her Brother.

Equal Chance with Her Brother.
70 he Editor:
In these days OF fierce competition, when
the question Of sex is q secondary n and
the highest degree Of excellence attainabie
in any branch of industry. whether work Of
brain or hand. 10 eagerly sought after and
possesses marketable, value, do the girl at
least equal justice with the boy. .
study her tastes to discover. any latent
talent she may have for one OF the fine arts.
be il for cooking or even mechanics. Guilt
vate il to the utmost OF You ability. and il
need be with many sacrifices,
Thus equipped, your girl IL fitted 20 cope
with what you have probably found q most
mistaken kindness, but none the less cruel
and shortsighted. that u girl 10 allowed to
reach w~omanhood more poorly armed to
fight the battle of life than her brother.
ONE GIRL's MOTHER.
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KLEIN.
aYaopsIs oF PREcEpINa CHAPTERs.

tAs EssI H. k4Hs sgSRs sssySsss SSSl .Iss stas Ttstss a sSsa ss ssnd aHs 4 ~ ssss S s s
saiass LEz hSG al HshaIs d zs as Ias~ 9TH h o1G.
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NY w INV ' y ~ W.
last years team, among them Calhoun, Nc.
Chung, DalEell. Mcbride aud Poole. None
OF these men have apparently lost their
skill of last year., Judging By their practice
play.
The Yale crew, by the way, is q herculean
aggregation. The eight most promising
candidates average ls5 pounds.
The Manhattan Athletic Climb will hold q
billiard tournament, commencing April
The boxing match between Jack German,
the char ~ on amateur l25-pouud man. and
Pee Trio an, the Manhattan's crack boxer
st this weight, has peer p~ostponed, to the
together 1t will be a bout worth seeing. Ten
rounds are to be contested.
Entries for tho Prospect Harfiers and
Company F.. Thrice ~ Resiment'r, games
phenomenon; J. 4 Roddy, Vim. DAY, chan.
Piop o Sro,I .SS u Y. Gnn,SS. q e. Am %SItSno w,
lie great Harvard Speoder, WHO will wear
the Nercgry boot Of thS New York
New JERSEY Athletic Club runner. Besides
these known stars II, the track. Harvard,
Yale aud Princeton will tend strong deleSa-
tons to the sompet tions. Boxing IL to be
made an interesting feature OF the sport,
which Is set for April ..
The Brighton Athletic Club will undoubt.
edly reap a substantial sun OF money from
it's athletic and social ENTERTAINMENT in be-
half Of ita haSeba niie. The baseball team,
by the way, contains material susceptible OF
development into a set OF crack ball-players'
Tho. KickerR' Athletic. Club has been
.tarteA with a membership OF twontv-ive.
rh eClub should certainly oruan &c n foot
ball team II there ia anything in q name.
The Xavier Athletic Association has been
dent. W. NJ, Chapman; vice:P resident, A.
Trea1urer. j. A. Smith Captain. ]. IL
sew The Associatiop will share the Xavier
Clubs comfortable house at so West Blk
teenth street. and an ENLARGED gymnasium
new athletic ORGANIZATION numbers some
~well-known athletes among It's members.
The New York Turn.yerein will build a
running track in the vicinity OF this city
this season.
Herbert sbipmau, the ,populsr aprinter Of
Columbia College, will be IN better ,condi-
tion this year than ever before; he las
Rhlltu III. btTtuk III EhHlAly, Guu SOIuHiuln
expects him to do her great credit. He will
run in the great A. A. U. games at Boston.
April ~.
The new clubhouse Of the PasSaic Boat
Club will be a credit to the Passaic River
Association. The memberahip has increased
so rapidly this Winter that more extensive
| Quarters were absolutely. necessary. The
| Club will have q fine eight this wear,
although the positions in the boat have not
| all been assigned yet. ua..I
Aft Copeland, tho hurdler Of the Manhat-
taus. has fully recovered the use of his
ankle, which he strained very badly last falls
He expects to be all right for the numerous
Spring games.
Some oarsmen OF this ueighborhood be.
Iieve an amateur doublc-scull race would
greatly enhance the interest In the National
doubles In the United States which can lear
over the water in entertaining style.
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Miss Henrietta Lander. Of "A Possible
Case company. which has closed, has been
engaged to appear in ''TheSteppin g-Stone. "
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DRAMAS OF DAILY LIFE.
4 Series of Interesting Stories of Every
Day Happenings.
By GEORGE r. SIMS.

AGthOr of lights o London" " A RatUay Romance" " The Lost
Bride" de-
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A College of Feminine Trades.

To ths Editor:
When through with q good common school
education, there ought to be free schools
and colleges where different trades would DO
taught. such an dressmaking Cutting and
fitting included, millinery, typewritinz.
~stenography and many other different
trades thai q poor girl might have mn oppor-
tunity to learn in order to fill said positions
when needed. -.
Some parents have large families and
could no afford to pay for instructions.
consequently they are lifted for nothing.
Firms ought not to employ married women
who have husbands 70 support them. monop-
fiji, - A MOTHER.
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Miss Efie Ellsler and her husband. Frank
city at the Peoples Theatre next week in .
play called The Governess," " which has
been successful on the road. They do not
play at all during Holy Week.
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BUsINRss NOTICES.

CARPET CLEANSING, T. N. STEWART.
:s26 9Th ave-. New York. We are putting circulars
IN e,eEs house. that you nay know Where earpeta
feet way. Telephone 100 IIst 81.
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FROM
FLEMING BROS.
HELENA. N. !. Jan. 20. 1883.

FLEMING BROS.
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O. McLAaE's CELEBRATED Liver PILLS and ind
them TO be 9 wonderful pll-alI that you claim Tor
them. They ast like q charm In case Of biliOusasss.
sick headache. dyssntery. &c
Boz 0o4. Ma. HEsRT wIsKLEaAS.
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The Manhattan Athletic Climb will hold a
billiard tournament. commencing April

The boxing match between Jack German,
the char y. on amateur l23-pound man, and
Pee Trio an, the Manhattan's crack boxer
ut this weight, has been postponed to the
latter part OF April. When the two do come
together II will be q bout worth seeing. Ten
round are to be contested.
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An Acrostic Lament.

To The Editor!
(:ossiping tAisbeArsrs, out Of . ton Of them
Only two thirdH are intended for wives.
Hear In . thousand wsys, be-uty In none OF them.
by their deceit they have shortened our lives
Little we care for than. though they may aim TO be
Everything that husband or beau could desire;
somstimes We md they are not chat they claim
to be.
SADLY we own having passed through the fire,
oh, when We 4hink ofthat army uhnnmbsred,
Unwilling ~captives Tor better or worsa.
IfAther would We, than to be thus eueumbered,
10 or . ride by our ourselves In . hearse.
n AAtire Is treAchery. woman ~ forgtytnk-.
Really We mean not q word that We have said
Life without the ladies would hardly be worth
solve THE WORLDS great question By asking them
10 wed. JoRAA
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save The children.

HTMRoD's WHooPtEg Cou0H CURE instantly
with no Ill alter elects. For sale by druggists. -
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Poor Man

Poor Man.
tFvom he r,vrs Hasfs Erprsss.
SMr. N. Peck-Alexander Dumas says that
I" anything. useless Ia dangerous" What
do you think OF that. my dear7
Mr.. n. .Peck-I think he was an old fool
There Is nothing dangerous about you, Is
there7
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Teach Them Business Habits.
10 ths Editor /;
Give them the best practical education you
can afford.
impress upon their minds the value of
saving their money and depositing Il In
bank.
Teach them the way TO make out . bill.
and 10 give q proper receipt for the m
10 pay all their bills promptly n be
equally vigilanI in collecting the same.
ment to her sex.
That the beat friend she will ever have in
this world is her mother.
"A girl thus educated will be recomized In
the counting-honae, and q valuable compan-
ion for any man through life. W. l.. u.
The evening world., 1890-03-31

Harry Meredith has left the Lights and
shadows" company. " appears that last
and did not feel inclined to pay for the
omission. This Mr.. Meredith resented.
The evening world., 1890-03-31

The Yale crew. by tho way, is q hercnlean
aggregation. The eight most promising
candidates average 1875 pounds.
The evening world., 1890-03-31

All Copeland, tho hurdler Of the Manhat-
taus. has. fully recovered the nse OF his
He expects to be all right for the numerous
Spring games.
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Some osrsmen OF this neighborhood be.
greatly enhance the interest In the National
Regatta. There are q Der OF crack
doubles In the United States which can leap
over the water in entertaining style.