The evening world., 1890-06-25
BABES HARD LOT.
Summers Heat Brings Them Sickness
and Misery.
You Can Help Relieve Them by
a Small Contribution.
Nell Nelson Tells How the Fund
Can he Swelled.

or course you are going out Of town TO
spend July and August, aud you are just
right to do SO, for eyen'though you may
not need the rest the change will do you
good. It's all in a lifetime. And this is
the only chance you will have to make
the Summer Of 1890 n merry one. But
you will want something to do through
the long hot days and something To think
about through the sultry nights. Your
novel will pail, gossip give out, the sea
lose it's novelty and the landscape its
charm. You will actually tire of nap
ping, bathing and driving, even flirting
will clog. The pageantry of fashion will
i~rritate your eyes and your pampered APP
petite crave some unknown delicacy.
You will yearn for tho nnattainable, sigh
for tho things that are not and out of
ennui will come the chaos Of unrest to
harrass your soul and make your life NOR
bid.
But don't WOO fatigue, don't get out Of
tune with the world, don't lose 1.-The
divine harmony" of your own soul, don't
nope and don't let the Summer pass
without having some generous deed regis
tered to your credit-Some big act of
philanthropy TO Offset the selfshnoss and
indifference of tho previous ten months.
Help the poor sick babies.
As the children soy to horses, '' get up"
some scheme or devise some innocent and
legitimate meant of raising a robust on
tribution 10 swell the Free Physician
Fund, .
This life-sa wing service The EVENING
WORLD Is trying to equip will take
money. and lots of II but the Summer
resort people are snugly II not lu%xuriantly
circumstanced, and half a dozen seaside
bazaars, four or five mountain fairs. two
OF three country festivals and one con-
cert, kermess or ball at the spa would
close the Fund, rally the troops in last
years campaign, plant the colors of
health in the scourge- blackened sections
of Mulberry Bend and insure the lives of
no less than 80, 900 tots and toddlers.
Any quantity Of fancy work can be
fashioned in a day with towels for comb
ing sets, cretonne for sofa pillows, chair
rolls and hammock heads; odds and ends
of Bashes, neckties. ribbons. frills, rufiies
and paniers for the captivating needle
and pin cushions, sachets, plaster cases.
calendar books. pen wlpers. magazine
covers. tea cozies. iron holders, and a
thousand other decorative articles; SO
cents worth of cheese cloth and q ball of
worsted will suffice for a dozen baby
comforters, baby bath robes. creeping
rugs, sand IL g and hammock rugs, and
the pieces left over will make bath bags
to be filed with orris root, almond meal
and crushed lavender leaves, to say
nothing about covers for chair backs,
pictures. silver and toilet articles that
tarniSh IN the sea air.
The gallant fathers, brothers and sons
OF the fair maids of mercy will joyfully
surrender a silk sock, q blazer, tennis
cap, sash or silk handkerchief. knowing
that 1t is to he transformed into a coin
purse, a fan case, a cushion, book or
magazine cover, u sewing bag. toilet mat.
tidy or aesthetic wash rags. Not only will
the envied corrections be surrendered,
but the owners will bid for the privilege
OF buying them back after reconstruction.
The warm. hearted proprietor, not to be
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