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The evening world., 1890-07-14

Don't sit waiting for places to come
to you. There are plenty of good
places waiting for You-for young
and old, men, women, boys and
girls. Through "Nmld Want"
you can find them with no trouble,
and at m expense not worth con
sidyrIng. Ten cents VII pay for
a > line Situation Wanted Want
on Monday on Saturday, The
Worlds Half Rate Situation Days.
Dur'nE Juup last THE woRrp publtshed ,ss8
" Help" and "situAtlous" 80 wAnts AIAinss
22 5U0 in June. 1850.
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ANOTHER cANTEEN IN CAMP.


PEEEsEILL. July l+.-wheu reveiIlc was
sounded tn morning u Gale out a weary
lot Of mer, but the weather was decidedly
cool. and quickly restored their CUSTOMARY
sullL
lie PeeEskI.l saloon keepers are getting
sAious OF Mr. DuEphy anu HIS "canteru,"
ibeF EEy that tie boys don't 20 over 10
did ~ ''' N'e'-'
The result Is that another "canteen has
Deea licensed and sill be .ocAtcd Just across
ahe creek near ths old glass furnace.
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THE NEW AQuEDuGT OPENED.
Water Flowing Its Full Length
from Croton Lake To-Day.
No Ceremony at the Raising Of the
Gates nt Central Park
To- Morrow.

New York's new Aqueduct, the greatest
engineering work Of the age, il completed
aud is ready to begin serving the purpose
for which IL was constructed.
While the actual opening Of the aqne-
duct does not occur until tomorrow,
5n 600 coo gallons of wnter were let into il
from Croton Lake yesterday.
The gates we're opened by Division
Engineer Gowen yesterday morning.
and Rt p. NJ. the water had reached
South Yonkers.
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PRorEUr1os FOR JERSEY DcCrogs.

New York physicians go to the swell re-
sorts which stud New Jersey as jewels
bedeck ballroom belle, and by the exer-
else of their profession among other sum
mer residents not only pay for their out
ing but bring home shekels for their bank
accounts.
The native Escuapius has groaned full
oft and sorely over this trespassing upon
his preserves, and has actually succeeded
in getting a bill through the Legislature
which bars out the doctor from New York
and other foreign places.
Somehow. it seems a little strange that
in a free country man may not employ
the doctor he elects TO minister to his all
ments.
The evening world., 1890-07-14

Mrs. GERONIMO and an infant GEEoN-
IMo were solemnly received into the
Catholic Church in Mobile. Ala. GE-
RoSIMo, in gaia war-paint and feathers.
assisted with a body of braves, but lac
was not baptized, Mrs. q. Is opeu 10
congratulations.
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A colorado Philosopher.

IL. stood by the fence Of mountain ranch.
pi tful. sAd-rItd buTru;
IheIe WASH an r1lr.r IL al or branch,
Aud the alEali ground
For miles arc nd
Had nrNer slgu OF IuTroW.
- Ah, me 20 h" sighed, 80 I'M sad its 20.
But lie l. rn ru Hess tuss'e
They We let me Hu M t',r storm and SHOW
Tor they know yul used tu rustic.
% can 20 a day an sar,llne can
Ara tNu on sCrEp uf .sathrr.
haze lived = Wtrk on a. uluese IAN.
And it even Jlu4u
INut i tDluritE.r- gain
On only change n WrItn,s.
! u lazy one isc- uu las. indeed
But Z, who have nerve Ard Iu4ls.ls
llry say lt ~ do. tt at Wurr.. through.
Hes wonderful brute tu ruste %
O, sorrOw!ul lurFu, f'Iu aud saI
lee. 10 you Ike d brother.
Win The human race % b .Ist - bad
Tor tile tramp ar..t sEl
80 MGsl "a. a. from vuIE
~ the bouutliu4 sweat of another
There are son 9 that stgnd With glove IN hand
IN tie Infinite toll aud Uusl.s
lAeV siuE and lay, but they've l0ts Of hay
lney lever have learned - rustic
-thIT.ss Z. AhsH. o. C3EmsBsltr4a.
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The death Of Major-Genenl JoHN c.
FREMONT removes a pleasing personality
from the ranks of the living. Gen.
Fremont was one of the most romantic
figures in our history. and some forty
years ago occupied no small share of pub
lie attention.
He lived through the most important
epochs OF our history. and his career was
q full, eyeutful one till middle lie.
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WHAT DOES FELLOWS SAY7

Assistant Semple Thinks Moloney
and De Lacy Will Be Tried by Jury.
District-Attorney Fellows was expected to
r,turn TO his desk this morning and tell iust
what he proposed to do with the indIc'-
ments against Billy Molouey and ex-Alder-
man Robert De Lacey. the members OF the
Montreal colony Of Doodle eIiles. who re-
turned to New York during the Co!onels
absence at the Surf Hotel on Fire Island.
Mr.. Fellows did not appear. however.
His assistant, Mckenzie Sempe was IN
change OF the Office to-day ETd ,ald that his
chiet will not return nniI! Tomorrow.
MIR. Semple Is of the opinion that the in
dictmenta against EolOuey and De LAey
Will not be dl-missed a. were th1ss against
keenan,, SAylez and others He believes
that Col. Fellows will BRING those WOTthies
tn trial III September aud make determined 4
effoTI to secure their CONVECTION.
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An Earnest Little Worker.

To ire Editor
Last year I sent two subscriptions and q
package OF clo.hing for the sick babies.
hope can do as well this year. Ny first
subscriptions: Sndie smith, % cents: Mrs.
RAYMOND, 90; Mrs. Buel. 20; Mrs. Page.
2j; Mr. Gilbert, 20; Miss L., 10; Cousin
Nellie, 10; Coqrin Gertie 10; Aunt. Mary,
m" m a ernndmsp dTSp'i To- hanma' tins E' MMsmie, Mf
10; Baby, .; Miss Archer. %; Cousin Mary,
10.
MAMIE l.. CLARKE.
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A weak minded old pauper in the Phil
adelphiR Almshouse has Just completed a
RIP Van Wrinkle act. lie has sept con-
tinuously for four months. Philadelphia
is naturally the one city of the universe
which conduces most strongly TO sleep.
But four months nap, even in the
deadly calm of Philadelphia, seems re-
maTkable.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS ).
A Family Collection.

T. ne Ediint,
Ruth and ! arc visiting auntie. and we
have taken a collection in the family for
THE EyESiSd WORLDS Fund for Poor Sick
Children in New York. Ruth gives five
cents and J give two cents. because have
nOtAo much money as size las; and grandma
gives 10 cents and uncle aud Huntio each
give % cents. for they have more money
than either OF us. HELEN TONPRISs,
RUrn ToMPKiSs,
GRANDMA,
Eeventy-hve years old, and
Anntle SADIE.
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Misc Harrison can receive n present of lit
lie vslao with as much grace az she does a
more pretentious one. Several days ago
four old ladies called on her, one OF them
bearing a unique gift for the President.
which abe delivered into Mrs. Ilsrrisons
care and keeping. II was II silk quilt. blue
OF one side. old gold on tile other, and wA'
made entirely by hand. In the absence Of
the President, Mrs. Harrison received the
gift. entertaining the old ladies' gracefully
throughout their call.
The evening world., 1890-07-14

The advantage Of cork leg over a
natural one of flesh and blood is never
greater than when walking in a snake
country. 1t may not be so comforting
for the snake, but the man is heap bet
ter Of
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A Collection Box.


Inclosed please find sI.1o. dropped in II
box by, my patrons for the "Sick Babies
Fund. j. +. MCMAHOs,
I0B Sixth Ayenue,
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They Get Fresh Air.


Inclosed find Al from two little girls who
enjoy Gods pure country air at all times and
feel grateful tor the same.
BERTHA and LorrIE.
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News OF the Soudan Revolt and the
Mnhdna PAIL nnna...a

Mahdfs Peril Confirmed.
Inv CABLE TO THE PRESS SEws AssocrArroS. !
CAIRO, July IA. Reports from Khartoum
by later arrivals at WAdy- Halfa confirm the
previous announcements of revolt OF the
tribes in the interior OF the Soudan against
the Mahdi.
At last accounts it was rapidly spres ling,
some OF the best fighting tribes having
joined in il.
The position OF the Mahdi is precarious
the insurgents seek the complete overthrow
Of his power.
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THE HARLEM THEATRE BILL,
A Fine List OF Attractions for the
Sick Baby Benefit.

pINh DWUy bVIVHL.
To-morrows entertainment at the Harlem
Theatre for the sick Babies Fund promises
To be a grand affair. Master Sgmund
wschter has selected big hill of attrac.
uons among whom are the following;
Dure Davidson, Ilamie Austin. Master
lrviHg Pnuver, Crosby and MrRy, Little
Essic Graham, Louise Hamilton, Frank
l.Awton, - Pete the boy Mimir-
Pearl lmllard, Henry Winter, Nine Pattie
Henri. sanford and May. Annie Newell,
Helene DAVIS, Fannie Nacgeli. Cecil King
ston" leIla lrimble and Albert Lucas,
Tickets are now for sale At box office. Door )
open AZ 4. N.
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She WIN Got It.

To ne Editor.
II it can be done without taking too much
valuable time, | would like the inclosed
dollar to he used for Netties little slater in
Cats Alley. NJ \, T.
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A Club's Subscription.

The Myrtle Social Club ofthe Twenty
sixth Ward, Brooklyn, herewite inolose
81. 20 for the benefit Of the Sick Baby Fund.
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Friends in Long Branch.

To ne Edition
Inclosed please find s3 for The EvESrSa
WORLD Free Doctor Fund from
ELI, CLAUDE and MILTON.
Sanderson'B Cottage No. 3, Long Branch.
A. j.
The evening world., 1890-07-14

4 Young lady one dny requested Moltke
and Bismarcl, to write a few lines in her
album. III Mar.hal took MP the ten
first and wrote. " Falschood passes away.
truth remains. Won Notkc. Field Mar.
shsl After reading what Moltko had writ.
ten, Bi-marck took the pcn ard aided the
foIlowinR " ] know very cllthat truth will
prevail II the next world, but IN tho mean
time Tield Marshal himself would 10 pow.
erless nganst falsehooi in this world. Won
Bismarck. Chancellor OF tie Empire.
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A sailor hat in dark blue straw. with band
Of blue ribbon dotted with white. sets of a
boating dress Of dark blue flannel with small
white dot.
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"THE EVENING WORLDS" PIANO.
Mayor Grant WIN Present 1t 70 Har-
lem Council Thursday Night.

Thursday vii! be a By day a. Enlzer's Har-
lem river PARK. II j. tie OCCASION Of the
annual fsstivs! Of Harlem Council aII, &.
H. l., tie winner % IHr IyENIEG WrRLy's
lOlge and Cut trrt'st and the slcyEut
Weber piano Presented by IHE LYEsISD
NuELB a. a pTIyE.
The TlauH VII b. uresert,d by MAYOR
Grant with an aipTVpT ate isrcb AZ = .. y.
aut an interesting lTUYEEmtlc u be rem
der'd, BayLes SAVANNAH I.eg.u4eLI Bs a
VII iITn!sA tie rtur.c- sf'f lie event prom
lses 10 be Thoroughly Eu.Yl LD.e.
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Tto ,,,.1o ,,,;,,i.s I,,., a.ig,,ojt tIo a. or lon
s,sL Now tb.t ,I,e shi,t scarf bl.zer
,.sb dorby t,bend p,,pocla have been an
rrovod ,,,o,o r,,,,,,,s b,t,.,. r,ore copaue.,
/ fn, ,be ,dvapcal e,rI-p -papt,Ioors.
,.,,r, I.dv ma Inv r.ouest,d Noltte
I ,rd ri.m,rcl In vritc T, few lines in bcr
,u,,r m. Nar.L,l took nm tho ron
t,.t .,,l v-o,c. +" rsis.bood Masses nvov.
t,pth remains. Won NtoItkc. Field Mar.
.hs.. Af,., rssiipg what Noitlc had wit.
following, ~ know y,ry wclltbat truth will
prsyail IN tho nevt world. Int In tho ntnn
time a Tield Marshal himself would be now.
erlesa npsinst fal.ebooi in this world. Won
/ .--
Mrs Emma +. Ewing, the cookery lee.
turer. declares that bad cookery ard not
natural deprsyity l. responsible for drunk.
ennes, in America.
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"s"' i"."e ."'' coo'er e'-
,o,a,. . -, -. ni s.r'nH ~ summer
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'"'"om' o,, "''"'"Nn '"e o"'eiI ""H S"opinAn
'Ay n,Ay "H nv "'""""' Wv" then'' say mrs'
'""''o" :" ''o ',"''' '''''' "o'' ""'' '"e
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An Inconsidorate oRer.

TFT0Hl Fufk.
" I'm all unstrung, said the tramp
- What's the matter ?"
There vas a woman over in Gensses
county this morning said she could give NJ
The evening world., 1890-07-14

Mrs Emma +. Ewing. the cookery lee.
turer. declares that bad cookery ard not
natural deprsvity i responsible for drunk
cnnes, iu America.
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His Bride scolded and He Killed
Himself.
rprSLAp cApLr sIws SPECIAL,

| fpUSLAP CABLE SEWs SPECIAL
BERLIN. July 14.-One of the Saxon COM
petitors at the Sohuetzerfest, who failed to
win prize. Was so severely blamed by his
bride that he retired to his room and shot
himself.
The evening world., 1890-07-14
HE WAYS OF WOMAN EAIR.

The male mimics have adopted the Gordon
sash. Now that the shirt. scarf blazer,
sash. derby. fob and mouocle have been ap-
proved there remains buto more conquest
for the advanced g.rl-pantaloons.
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Nobody to Blame.

lATtA Fuch.
did the Coroner render a verdict on the
horss-thief they lynched9"
les, He said the man died Of heart
~alluTe, induced by broken neck.
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Popcorn.
-Lr-L-- LnL.- 1

- acknowledge the corn. he replied.
when he found Himself beaten in the discus-
Does it pop ?" asked the sweet girl sly!y.
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Left With No Excuse

ltF0A bFookiyH LfJs.l
well, Ball. said the tramp. Its time
.s. .0sE qs w z, % Be getting on into the country"
''Ihs slty free baths are open"
The evening world., 1890-07-14

An interesting ola gentlemen. with the polishsi
manners that belong to the Ola Southern social
school OF tty ycars ago at in hs pretty parlor the
other evening al Ol Ninth street neIt to the COR
rer of Flhh avenue IN Brooklyn and told . re-
porter very interesting story. II vas Mr. Charles
Davis, who isa cousin OF the lhto Jefferson Davis
who was the President nt the Con fpderacy. ANY
who ever '.shn DAVIS would INSTANTLY
recognize tue resemblance between the two men
Mr.. Davis " In his seytnty-si1th year, and 10 hale
and heArty. He told the reporter the secret OF his
good ,alth and how IL was restored. He said;
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Shoot Quietly.

toNE{tsioss during tsstbinE are lmpoaslbIs
~lefs A0Gy.'' issIh'ag Cord =. . assd .se -
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JEFFERSON DAvIS'S COUSIN.
4 r1LK WITH MR. cHIRLEs DAVIS.
or BROOKLYN.

lie Is Hdte ami Hearty at Serenfy-sts
and TeiIs ~ Reporter the Secret Of Hts
being RESTORED 10 Good Hedifh-
Doctors McCoy and Eiidmdn Cured
HIM Completely Of Cdfdrrh.
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Making Ready for the Beach.

lff9m t1arE
Is this bathing suit de rigusurs"
ies. IL is worn by all who are I'm III,
swim.
Lut SAINT to stay out Of the s4iu.
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An Amerlcnnlsn.

EutheTfoTd7 ILIrss queer Christian
name
"Oh. !ts oniy al Amsr4csulsm foI Hen
neTy.'
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MIR. CHARLES DAVIS. ao1 9th ST., Btoohl,n

MR. CHARLES DAVIS, 3O1 9th ST.. Brooklyn.
"For eighteen years suffered with catsrh. IL
troubled me more in winter than II did in summer.
although II was bad enough at any time. II sat
down in a dranght wouid begin to sneeze at onos,
and would cstch cold easily Ny was stopped
81 that could hardy breathe through 1t, and had
such pains In the bHck OF my head that often at
n Kht couldn't lie down. had a huZLing IN my
ears and pains across my forehead over my eyes. I
wHs splitting and hawking all the time aud the
mucus would drop through from my head into my
throlt, aud there tickling all the time in my
throat. IL was terrible. My hesd stopped up
terribly. | had pains and aches all through my
body, too.
''Ihad tried everything. but nothing seemed to
do me anvgood Recently went to see Drs Mo
COY and WiIdman and placed myself under their
treatment. In two weeks treatment my troubles
began to disApIe ear, and now al the unpleasant
symptoms have disappeared. My head Ia perfectly
free. ] don't snecze any more. / have no more
pains In my head or aches In my body.
-" Drs. Mccoy and WildmAn have cured me.
e tell you in every case consumption comes from
catArrh."
Doctors Mccoy and wildmsn furnish all medi-
cnes free, and their charges for treatment are 50
reasonable that they are within the reach of all
The evening world., 1890-07-14

Close.fittinR collars are still fashionable
for all tailor-made suits. but more comfort
will be found during the Summer IN necks
cut low enough to expose the throat.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-09
/" "Amaleamating', tho Dog.


Etom, the Lewiston journal.
A Main street grocer whose name, to
save his bushes shall be sacred, was the
witness TO an awful piece Of sacrilege the
other day. In other words, big dog came
into his meat room. stole hunk Of sirloin
and made his escape Mindful OF the
square meal that went literally to the dogs,
the grocer swore vengeaiice, and loudly
stated that he would smalgamate the dog II
he should stick his nose across the thres-
hold Of his store again. Time brings oil
things-even dogs into meat rooms, and on
Wednesday time cpd hunger brought the
same dog gnardedly across the s'reet to-
ward the Main street. rocery. The grocer
saw him coming and he deposited himself Z
behind the meat room door, swinging the
double door amer the dog had passed II,
and imprisoned the animal. Now, pre-
pairing to amalgamate or pulverize or dis
tntegrate an absent dog IL very different
nom performing the same work for a dog
In the presence of the dog himself The
grocer found this out for himself A double
row of white teeth, omnious growls and
finally q rush to the ropes sent the grocer
down stairs into the cellar and left the dog
to run the meat room. In the meantime
the store upstairs was unguarded. Custo-
mers might come In. Thieves might bear
II away. In agony profound the grocer
heard the dog and the Imaginary footsteps.
OF trade. He shouted aloud for help and
ater long lapses of time 1t came, releasing
the dog first and the grocer afterward. The
dog still goes, unamalgamated, and the
grocer will welcome him kindly the next
time he calls,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-09

from the virginia City chronicle.
A Mill Creek miner thus winds up the
story of fight between thousand wolves
that besieged his cabin one night recently
In the mountains of that region melted to
frenzy by the notes ofthe Aforesaid miners
fiddle:
II fiddled and they fit and ate each other,
till the band began to thin out. Every
time gave an extra rasp on the f string
they howled louder and pitched in afresh.
They kept 1t up for three hours, when there
wasn't more than forty or fifty left, and
they so blamed full that they could hardly
waddle.
But I fiddled and they fit for second
wind. When one threw up the sponge the
others bolted him in twinkling BY and
BY there wasn't more than a dozen left.
But fiddled and they fit and feasted.
when they got down to three, each one
laid hold of another's tail and chawed for
glory: The ring kept getting smaller, but
l fiddled and they chawed until there was
only bunch of hair left, and that blowed
away down hill. The snow was all red
with blood and trampled down ten feet.
Heads and bones were strung all down tho
canyon, and there was fur enough in sight
70 stuff circus tent. 1t was the dandiest
dog fight ever saw"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-09

DALACE OF FAsHioN.
AsTRIcH's
Palace Of Fashion,
115 b lit North Queen st,

The days Of our Opening are
now past.
We have again shown to the
Ladies of Lancaster and vicin-
ity that we are still in the lead
that the assortment is complete
as usual in every one Of our de-
partments, that our prices as
heretofore are the lowest, that
the attention and accommoda-
ton received in our immense
establishment is the best.
We call attention this day to
some Special Bargains in our
Ribbon Department.
We have opened another in
voice Of 1000 pieces Of that
elegant No. I6 All-silk Satin
Ribbon, picot edge, at the re-
markably low price of &C a
yard.
Our Fancy Ribbons at roc
cannot be excelled.
Elegant Fancy Ribbon, in
choice designs, at 25c.
A special bargain-the best
double-faced Satin Ribbon for
Fancy Work in No. 2 at &c,
worth IS /; No. 4 at &C, worth
IS; No. S at Ioc, worth 2oc !;
No. 7 at I2c, worth IS.
Bargains in Black Ribbons.
No. 9, All-sllk -oe-grain Satin
Edge, at 1oc; No. IL, at 12c;
No. I6, at I5c; No. 22, at Ioc;
No. 80, at 25c; No. 40, at 2oc.
Double-faced Black Satin
Ribbon, No. II, at Iec; No.
10, at 25c; No. ~, at 25c No.
40, at 25c.
Colored Satin Ribbon, double
faced, No. I6 and ~, at 2oc.
1t is needless to assert that
our stock of Untrilnmed Hats
is complete in every way. Our
patrons are fully aware of this
fact, and it is useless to say
that our prices are the lowest.
Our maxim is and always was
to give to our patrons and Gus
toners the very best for the
money and the advantage Of all
the bargains.
Call and convince yourself
that such is still the fact.
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Mothersl Mothers Mothers III

Mothersl Mothers !! Mothers
Arc you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth9 II
60 20 at once and get q bottle Of MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. IT will relieve
the Door little sufferer immedately-depend
upon IL there ia no mistake about It, There is
not a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that IL will regu.
late the bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health TO the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use In all cases and
pleasan MT to the taste, and Is the prescription Of
one Of the Oldest and best female phi ysicians and
nurses in the United States Sold everywhere,
Is cents q bottle. tune6lyd&w
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The Blessing OF strong Nerves

Is recoverable, not by the use OF mineral seda-
uves, but by a recourse to effectual tonic treat
ment. Opiates and the like should only be
used as auxiliaries, and then as sparingly as
possible. Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and
the most direct way to render them SO is to re-
1nforce the vital energies That sterling in
vigorant, Hostetters Stomach Bitters, will be
found allsuficient for this purpose, since II en-
tirely removes impediments to thorough di-
gestion and assimilation of the food, so that
Inc body is insured Its due amount of nourish-
matte tendencies and affections of the kidneys
and bladder are also counteracted by the Bit
ters, which is besides pleasant medicinal
mulant, Infinitely purer than the raw ex-
cftants of commerce, which react injuriously
upon the nervous system. aStol5
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uoops sARsAPARiLl.A.
fooDs sAhsAfAhlllA
Now is the Time

To purify your blood and fcrtify your system
against the debllitatins effects ofspsingweather
A. no other season IL the bitter taste In the
mouth more prominent, the breath 30 offensive
the drowsy dixsiness 20 frcqusnt, or that ex
treme tired feeling % prevalent Hoods sar-
sapariila is Just the medicine TO build up the
system, purify the blood, cure biliousncss and
headache, overcome that tired feeling and Gre
ate good appetite. The peculiar medicinal
merit Of Hoods sarsaparilla Ia shown by the
many remarkable cures II accomplishes where
others fhil.