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Evening journal., 1890-08-29


TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOE
EAST BOUND.
Express trains.
NEW YORK, week days, = 70, = c., s7Gs,
'l9 LILA, q a M NJ z 20, % 30; = 20 P "a.
NEW YORK. Sundays, = IL. Y 05 II 20 q N,
= 40, Is 36, = 20 . m.
BOSTON. 6. 80. p. m, daily, With Pullman
sleeping cars running through to Boston with
out change via PouRhkeepsie bridge, landing
passengers in B. & NJ. station, Boston
PHILADELPHIA, week days, = Is, . ca,
q % q, 70 "a = %, g. 3 = 90 g So "9a,
SIS 645 z g, 8 30, % O8, &c 90 ,. m
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays, = 3. s50,s7 On.
b j 81 81 3 = g. g. 9 s. . g. 10 y % 81 = &C. TO-
CHESTER. week days, - Ia, COS, 8 50, zoe,
= As so g Al co. 70 81 40 81. 10 81 sii.50. a.
M "a 09 Y 90 800, 40. 6.25, F53S AS. -7n.
CHESTER, Sundays, .2.ls. 50, .7cs q,
so5. Il % g. M; LOO 60 400, u, @5.3s, sEs
i. 2T ia : II / q Cry 1g j. week days.
05, y O5 u IS. IS "A, *ll 50 a m. sSlOpm.
Sundays. T.Ub a. m. and y. 40 p. u.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, ~
daily.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phil.
delphia Division, Q 20 a. m, daily
PlTTSBURti, "A 90 q. M. +5.03 D. m. daily
ctN6fNNATf Z AND ST. LOUIS. u 10 q p. =.
sfNGERLY AccoNMoDATION. 7 20 a. m.
2 81. Z IS and lilo p. M, daily.
LANDENBERGA ACCOMMODATION, We Elk
days, 90, 10 80. a. m; 2 81 and o. m. sun
daYs 30 a. m; 81 and 06 pm.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION,
For Philadelphia week days, 50, IS, = 30
. q, % 4U+ll IS, M, IL AZ, As, 3.55. co. lh
p m. Sundays. 81 8 m; u %, . IS, 3 S., 90.
For Baltimore. week days, 5.ss, IS 81 .s.4O.
III IS a. M, 2.45, % % D. M Sundays, 2.45 and
500 m.
Baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
delphia Division, 8 40 a m, daily, except
Sunday.
For Landenberg and way stations, week
days, 30, 10 50, m: 45. 5 90 . m. Sum
days, rs a m; 2.45 and 500 p N.
Chicago, % q a m. daily, except Sunday,
Pittsburg, IS 90 D m daily.
Cincinnati and st. Louis. +l1.35, q. m, daily
except Sunday
LV. PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, +4.24 815 IS Is, 1915 % go al IS a. 100
noon 81; 800. +4.Sl, So t5.55, 30, Il 81 10.
Daily, except Sunday, II. 10, 7s5, $40 a. m,
Il ~, F4.OO and 6.3O, pm. Sunday only, s 30
a, m
Telephone, No. ls8.
other line.
j. Il. ODELL. q. o. STILL
6enl Manager. 6enI Pass. Agen.
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A delegation of Sussex countisns
waited upon Governor Biggs yes
terday in reference to the judgeship
appointment. The governor has openly
expressed his disapprovsl of the conduct
Of the Sussex county men in presenting
the protest IN which Mr.. Boyce's name
was used,
Evening journal., 1890-08-29

An aged colored man named Stephen
Lindsey, found murdered nesr Frederick
yesterday. Frederick Young and Jesse
Proctor, two young eOlored men are sus-
pee ed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MRS UProN--"Yes, that IL my daughter's
piano. but che has scarcely touched il since
she has been married" Mrs. Downtown
MrlLer. ". Ne " York Maaklz -
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A small-sized runaway occurred on
Madison street this morning about 10
o'clock A pony belonging to d. Brown,
Secretaryk Of the Wilmington \ Fair,
ran away with his two little daughters
who were seated in the small dog cart
and threw them out at Ninth and Madi-
son streets. They were not seriously
hurt
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wANAaTAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, August %, 1890.
Tile zVeatkeY today IS hkeT
to be fair and slightly cooler.
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Closed Saturday P. M.
Last half holiday of the
season.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS, Va
JOHN w. CAUSEY,
OF Sussex County.
FOB SHERIFF,
PURNAL J. LYNCH.
FOR ooRoNEl

JOSEPH H. KIRK.
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NOTICE.
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE-CITY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1890.

The undersigned receivers of taxes for the
Sity or Wilmington viii be at No 10 East
SKIN street, between Market and King
streets, during the months of July and AUGUST
1871, between the hours OF s and u in the morn
ing, and from 2to Sin the afternoon for the pur-
pose o. receiving taxes. On all taxes paid dur
Ing July there will be a reduction Of CENTS on
syery dollar, and all taxes paid on or after
Inc nrst day of August shall be payable with
paid on the first day of September shall he
the amount thereof VA
EDMUND MITCHELL. JR.
Receiver Northern District including
Al mort OF Sixth street
JOHN ]. MEALEY.
Administrator OF Martin i Mealey deceased
and as such, Receiver Southern District
including all south of Sixth street.
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Schedule in effect June 70. 1890.
LEAVE DELAWARE A7. DEPOE
EAST BOUND.
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NJ OTICE-ELECr ION
~ OFFICE OF The

~ OFFICE OF THB
WILMINGTON COAL GAS COMPANY,
No 800 SHIPLEY STREET.
WfLMINGToN, DEL, August 20, 1890.
The annual meeting and election for nine
directors of this company, TO serve the en-
suing year. Will be held at this Office on Mon
daY, September /, 1890 from 4 to o'clock D.
m. WILL AM p. TAYLOR.
Secretary,
NOTICE.-lF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure yonr property with
HAWKINS a. co. 7i2 Market Street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOM
- for furniture or for merchandise at
TO WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY
NOTICE.--W WILLS. DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
~ agreements and contracts legally drawn,
and all real estate business transacted.
GEORGE g. MARKS.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES

FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT J. REYNOLDS,
OF Kent County.
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mlngton, IexpressJ 8 30, rs ~ ssi. 10 ID,
II u, II 80, m, t12 80, o., OIL, 4Ol, AL, %,
p 30 o., 81, 40, IL 10. II 30, p m, and ~ 0a
Accommodation, 8 25, $40, 1928, Ii s. a m,
II IS pm.
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WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
~ ROAD, COMPANY Time table, IL,
The evening world., 1890-05-31
OPEN THE LEEWARD WINDOWS.
A Scientific Prescription to Save
Houses from Cyclones.

A Scientific Prescription to Save
Houses from Cyclones.
Lieut.. Beale, of the Signal Service, ac-
cording to the Chicago Herald, says that
if parties who are disturbed by what is
termed rocking beds" in the time of
storms will open the windows of their
houses on what sailors term the "lee-
ward side," that is to say. ON the side op-
posite to that whence the storm comes,
they will not be troubled with it.
" The rocking is the result" he ex-
plains, of difference between the air
indoors and that on the outside. When a
bigger puff comes the bed, forced by the
air within. which seeks TO join that out
doors. moves in one direction AMI is
forced back when the puff becomes
lighter.
:" Relieve the pressure by opening the
windows and this so-called rocking
ceases. Many house that has been
blown down in tornado would have
been spared its owner had this fact been
known.
The proof of what / soy MS to this
pressure is shown in the fact that houses,
after great storms, are frequently found
with the leewRrd wall only blown out and
the other three remaining intact"
The evening world., 1890-05-31
THE CODE OF THE HAT.
Proper Etiquette OF Street salutes
Defined by an Authority.

Proper Etiquette OF Street salutes
Defined by an Authority.
On the proper method of performing
that salutation known as 'raising the
hat !" there have always prevailed rather
conflicting opinions in France, says the
London Telegraph. Sometimes French
men lifted their hats IN three distinct
motions, carefully performed; at other
times they removed them with sweep
ing and somewhat rounded gesture.
A certain Comte do Larmandie, in his
so-called physiological study of the Eau
bourg st. Germain for the year 1889. has
now laid down rules respecting the coup
de chapeau which are based ON the prec-
edents furnished by the most modern
and most fashionable members of the
very best society in the city.
The man of fashion. according to the
Count, must now remove the Int in salut
ing with broad sweeping gesture which
is at the same time elegant and brusque.
The hat. having remained we'll aloft for IA
while, must be brought down on the
head quickly like sword into its scab-
bard.
The person saluting should preserve an
lmpasslve countenance as much as posi-
BILE while going through his elegant eyo-
lutions, but the Count does not find
fault with little smile ON the features,
the said simpering movement being either
ratronizing or familiar, as occasion may
reuuire
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

A German :t9ge;cu.tsTs' sSg @ club was oEgaaEed.
members signing the roll,
Committees of tho Board of Walking Delegates
are trying 90 induce the gas companies OF this city
to employ Union men,
An sntertAinment for the benefit OF the Knee
pants Maksrs Union viii take place ON June Z, at
| There will probably be a strike OF the roofers tin
aud shsetlTon workers in this city next Monday II
the bosses fsll to grant the eight-hour day,
The knights Of Labor have been active among
will bs no more lettsT-eaTriers IN that city not
| belonging TO the Order,
Brewery Employee PTotsetivs kssoestiOn % vii
M takS place on June IL. to lena Island T. V, Pow
Next Monday the plAsterers' laborsrs will deman
uniform rate OF ~. ~ per day. Their wages were
reduced when the journeymen gained the eiSh hour
The Union Hill Painters Union has voted down
pIIp@sioR TO r. ,stS pon,!ss next tsll but the
dates OF the Labor party - he organized.
The ,w9rkingmsn,s Benevolent Association of
S,, nsa s clgi 9A1 h@eISs @ .,F@nE yesterday At
Walsh Was we'll attended By many gussts from other
Mediation aud Arbitration has been called from
hs home In BTOos iyn To make an attempt to ssttls
saaslo i.,A' 0 tue ~o'AH'' !" the PlAHDS mills at
Boss Henry Vogt, who attempted TO outer the
room Where the Union HUI lILneTs Umon met
SostrT Jay, behaved 20 bOstcrously that the Union
had him arrested. His intent ,oa had bcrn to de-
/ .sul himself from the cnarge OF empoy ins
l - scAbs. -"
| Wood Turner'S Union No. "a has Organized three
shops lhs seek. and az two OF .hcjr shops the de-
~ ~ = Jahs Nc tnem1Srs VAL have Joint NEE ina
Nth those OF Wood NuTAerr' Union No. ~ fO- the
/ paTpose OF mskluE the lest arrangements IOT the
AmAIgAmAtion of both organizations
Representatives OF various woTkinKxomsnps =
abs OF Brooklyn vent 10 Locust Valley Yesterday
where, At the Invitation OF eI-BistTict Attorney B
W. Dogniug, they attended tue opening Of the
plEee Of recreation Tor ", Tking omen The prop-
orr, HulcA Is valued a. 500 900, va, donated b,
the owner TO the organization oi tbs women
~ ma s.IrsctIng OF bTAssWoTkcrs, held yastsr-
nAs AZ '.3u ~ uGs A. about thirty new members
lolne4 Ihi uul9ns I'presuntci AZ IAe meeting, a
.lect on for she strikers Of the MANHATTAN Bras.
hoTks iIa9gntsd TO S7ll. II thls striEe Is uot
York and Fletnltg
The locked-out eloAkmAkers held = mass-neetlns
AZ EseEgtt HAL yestsFdaY, N uhioh over 500 per-
sons tooA part The oihcsTs OF the Union stated
that the chances Nsre A. 10 favor Of the EoTkmen
Ana tl1t ths eos-es Eould not accomplish their OBJ
sPesshss gsEe made b. T. FaeTbeT, Prof GarsiEs-
baFSndes.
The OrgAniIsd saitsTs Of Hou York have many
grievances against the propriotors Of number ol
hAua Ana AlrAnts no are eontin nuAly rs4ueinE
neseS ena aemAnd that the men cork more hours
iou1ded. lt = the iBtsnti0a of the General Food
Froa1esEs' uoane4 70 cal ulsstinE % dslassIss
trpn Al ofgaaisations com posed II uaitsrs cosfs
fnd faztsadsts 81 Nee Y6fk and FicllIiy II srdsF
y u -. gssfs laszie9 lessEda Eella1gilS "a ssls
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FREE DOCTORS FOR THE SICK BAB1Ea

The children's own. What is it1 The
right to be cared for in sickness, to be
provided for in health, to be cherished
and trained for all the possibilities OF
their future life. But the lot Of the little
one coming to earth for first and only
visit is not always cast in the pleasant
place whero it Is easy for this right TO
obtain.
Poverty darkens many q door so that
even the brightness Of childhood cannot
penetrate the gloom within, and there
sickness reigns and mind and body suffer
alike from privations and lack of care.
II is in cases like this that The EVENING
WORLD desires to be missionary and
that it has in seasons past accomplished
some measure OF good. Again this year
It 10 preparing for the work, and its Sick
Baby Fund and Free Doctors Corps will
soon be once more in full operation. All
who are kindly disposed towards this
charity are invited to aid II in what way
seems bost TO thom.
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RECKLESS BLASTING MUST STOP.

The law detailing the conditions under
which blasting operations may be carried
on in this city is sufficiently explicit.
There is no excuse for the contractor on
whose job o violation Of its provisions
takes place.
The frequency of unexpected er-
plosions and Of careless blastings. like
those which yesterday put lives and prop
erty IN danger in the vicinity of Mount
Morris Park and on the Southern Boulo-
ward. indicates. however. that an investi-
CATION into the manner in which the law
is lived up to would be q very proper
thing.
j No contractor who allows himself or his
iWorkmen to deviate in the least from the
methods provided for securing safe blast
ing should be permitted TO continue his
operations.
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ATHLETES IN REPoss.

Bob Houston. the hurdle jumper OF the Pas
time Athletic Club, has improved very greatly
In speed and form this Spring. lie practises
gymnastic exercises during the Winter. which.
he says, keep him In hne form for the outdoor
season.
Alex. Jordan's spare time is well filled these
days. What with practising at the runs and
hurdles, keeping his hands and legs in for tho
all-around championship and playing centre
field on the New York Athletic club baseball
nine he doesn't get much chance to rest.
sidney Meyers is the name Of new arrival on
these shores from England, He has Joined the
Manhattan Athletic Club. and will wear the
CHERRY diamond" In the long distance runs.
lie made great amateur reputation In England.
Max Lau, who was one Of the winning Alta.
lanta four-oured shell crew yesterday. can per
form cleyerly at n number of sports besides row
ing. He is % good all.aronnd athlete and some
thing of u wrestler.
The evening world., 1890-05-31
sPo1LETS.

Time is money-Baron Rothschild has Just
paid $3.50, 600 for Earl Fitzwilhams's Louis
Quinze's clock.
Those ghosts OF the sea are appearing at most
tnopportune times, and the steamships can
down them either.
A man Of faith trusted to . maidstone to cure
him Of hydrophObiA. His heirs will nov sell the
maidstone at reduced rates.
-.
Prince Murat Is reported TO have caught on
again. Tie ladys wealth is estimated at ais,
QUO. 0O0- 1t would be rough II the dear, old boy
should be again disappointed
-.
The Argentine Republic boasts Of a man with
low!
believe " cried the baseball batter,
30, grittlng his teeth with hrm intent
He struck out for himself. = -EIc1aagG
Eoodlei heenan was winner at Morns Park
races yesterday, while Toor Billy Molouey
hnguished in Montreal. And Rily is so fond Of
Eacing, too.
Kilrain announces that he is wiling TO hght
sEain Poor misguided man. some one Will
hurt N il he Eeers on talking.
=.
- March, march. march. mp Broadway Our
police parade this morning.
=.
Forty-hye thousand persons Wsre at Morris
lsrA Yesterday Oh. what pluckings for the
booEmEkers.
The escaped Siberian Prisoner was recapturel
shiie taxing BATH, He was not an Anarchist.
-.
There's side difference between a coatest Of
ssalis sEd sealls. c0llsgs training is glsat. an
-.
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DOCTORS

Muller. Emma, st Augustine's, Z Hous-
MeManu.. Maggie. ST ii;aurs TX iCJ, ii7t6
Mont"sts. @ IL isaf: @ p. 81 iimoi6;s. w iid st
Mandler. Miss l.. Germ Ref, 156sh st
Murray. Amelia. Prc;. seth st i lot have; ave
Macarthur, Mrs II 5, Calvary Bapt. w
NiohoiI. Mamie i. il Pres, III Charles st
o'hsrs. Nellie, Epiphany tR o.. I'D It
oiaroyd, MARY. st Johns 'tiP Ri. 16
oiihci. Miss L. innanaei ,Liiui,h. SSH st
onderdonf' Annie. Bedford ST. ii. e..
olnlerich, Miss, st. JONAS Luth.). 81
oWei Msy Trsn,ti1ur:.iii;oc;n;' iii;r;o.o;kiyn;.'
Parker. Mrs. st. Andrews, 12Gth st. and
Parsons. FANNIE, PARK Baptist. Port
Perry, Lizzie, ist Pres. Bai;idNi.J .Bcai;yidei:. Nj.
Platt, Lizzie, Grace Church. Broadway
Pfsifer. Mss ST. Augustine Houston at
Provost; Flaronce E.. Presbyterian. Sing
Powell. Mrs 'f'ii,. Cong, ,PiiiiisIiosas. LII
Ryer. Miss, Ii A. Holy Trinity, I3Sd
Rs.di%s. Alice, Holy Gomioirltis'i. HOaa,ton
Riddis. GT. ). D., band Of Hope. ElIs
Rollins. bertha, 10Th st. Tiii....... Tsmpis...........
sharkey. Lizyie. St Stephens. East 2Sth
stock. K:iic 81 Paul the Apostle. 56t6
s6sefisr. Mrs, Pres. Ii3l;5tihi st. and Madl:
seSs.rk =,
s!S,iS; y; ~: ,R:,.:i;a;:;w.i.
sSTT,Ts; SsT,Rs, To1'is' St. Peters 'R' o.. Bar
Senior. Minnie. Alexander Pres. iadO
st55lPPe51 Mlss w.s Z; Ar Ar Germ Ret. Dutch.
sGRRamaShsr RInnsiSn EmmA' Harrison st..
stifsss. issI MIS- H;,s j 2, summit Ave Bapt..
S,,hnssii ~ meiInts ,.;,'' ;.,,,,,,S,a....
Schn%Scht, nay Si et1I 1T g. Jersey Shyi'
RrnnLt,i' hA''e' I'nhy EE Lhth
schoiI. Ratss' tss''GI:i'W'R''' ''''''''''''''''
SCHMIDT 4 g' Matte Germ Rel. HObOksu'
sIB5IiS1b; BIisb;,Sn Mr' Mm L. calvary Pes W New
s'EESInIlnsS' Ex IsT.S d,sS Susie st. Matthew'S Germ
ssgnit1; Miss NJ, st Luks's CisrmOnt
Stalker CaTris az Hose d. i Inn. i.;.''ii
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CHAPTER III.

The young lady opened the basket.
took out another saucer, emptied half Of
the ice-cream into it, and proceeded loi-
surely to cat her portion.
And then Oliver put his saucer down,
went off and sat on the bank of the
were sounding the opening notes of their
evening overture.
1t didn't work." he said to himself.
needn't hang around that girl any
longer"
And the buggy in which Oliver and
Maud travelled homeward reached its
destination three hours ahead of any of
the Others
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No sincerer tribute was paid Yesterday
than that OF the letter carriers who visited
the grave of the late SAMUEL :. Cox. And
could the dead speak no sincerer word
would come from any lips in return for
such remembrance than from those of
the dead statesman whose memory was
thus honored. Living, he made his
friends dead, they cherish the thought
of his friendship.
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Maud. +" he said as he brushed an i'll.
bred country insect from her dress and
threw sycamore chip ut an inuuisitiye
half-grown pig that was trying to be So
ciable, - managed TO get this saucerful
Of ice-c cream before it was all gone
And he set IL down on an inverted
bucket.
There il more than want, Oliver, I"
she said. " We will eat il together.
divers heart beat wildly. With n
trembling hand he took two spoons from
the basket beside them, gave one to his
fair companion, kept the other himself
and waited.
The evening world., 1890-05-31

The first volume OF THE Woman's World "
contains few Thoughts signed " Car.
men Sylvia, the nom de plume of the
Queen Of RoumAniA, from which the follow.
ing quotations are made:
Many persons crtic.se in order not to
seem ignorant; they do not know that in
dulgence is a marx OF the highest iutelli,
gencs.
'' Contradiction animates conversation:
that Is why courts are generally monoto-
nous.
- Beware of man who seems To doubt
your married happiness.
A foolish man lies awake the night
through and resolves on many things; thus
he is weary when the day cometh aud the
old care yemaineth.'
- foolish man thinks he knows every
thing while lie needs not the knowledge;
but he knows not how to make answer when
he Is questioned. -
Long is the journey 20 a dcceitfu friend
though he dwell near thea; but direct lie,
the path 10 n friend faithful though hc
dwelleta far on.
- II thou Easta friend whom thou canst
eonhde In and wouldst have JOY Of h.s friend
ship, then mingle Thy thoughts with his.
give gllts freely aud often be with him. "
Question and answer Is a clever thing
and so II Is reekOned
To one person trust thysef, not to
second, the world knows what is known 10
three.
" Praise the day at evsntuis
The wife when shs Is dee A.
The sgoTd when thou hast proFedu a.
The mAid shea she is married
Ice Wheu thou hAsi eEosssd a.
Ale ehen thoa hast dFsak 40
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0HOSTS OF THE sHA.

Sublime, even when they carry in the
very elements of their sublimity the awful
possibilities of destruction to ship and
death to Its people, the icobergs loom
upon the sight Of ocean steamship pas
sengera. The Normannia's escape from
the peril which threatened it and Its bur-
den of 1. 800 souls on Tuesday last makes
the theme of thrilling story and the
cause for infinite thanksgiving.
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That Tired Feeling

"ENeTy Spring / take from three 10 i've
bottles OF Hoods SaTsapaTiAA. because know
Il pariues the olCod and thoroughly clsauses the
system 90. gil iuplTit,s That uged cling
viii meyer visit 'he system that has been prop
cTly cared for by Hoods sarsaparilla." W. 81.
LANUIS,E. Tls0F AGRICULTURAL Epitomist
ludlauapuls, Ind
The evening world., 1890-05-31

One of the prettiest and most gratifying
excursions of yesterday was that of the
26O Brooklyn working girls who journeyed
TO Locust Valley to take possession of the
new Summer home provided for them
through Mr.. BENJAMIN w. DowNISa's
Gberality, al the Feeks farm. A truer OF
more thoughtful act of philanthropy was
never conceived than the establishment
of this cool retreat for the woman toilers
of great city.
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THE TEST FAILED.
Peduncle's Ruse Was Clever, but 1t
Failed to Work.
iy,o,y ~, ,fb,-1g9 T,ibuss,l
CHAPTER /.

JHAPTEK ].
The Summer day was dulwins to q close
ana it was time for the picnickers to re-
turn home They had battled with
abandoned mosquitoes, fired stones aud
disguised profanity at itmetant pigs,
changed their camping.ground two or
three times on account of bumblebees
nests. sunburncd their noses, and caught
one small mud. cat sixteen crawlish and
one swapping turtle. The only thing yet
90 be done was "a finish the contents of
tho lunch-baskets and eat what renamed
Of the ice-Crcnm.
A little npatt from the others sat, on y
buggy. Oliver lieduncle and the
young lady 80 whom he had devoted him
self during the day,
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That Tired Feeling

Prevails with its most eneryatinE and discour-
aslug eject In Spring and early summer, when
the davs grow warmer aud the tor ing effect of
the Old air Is gone. Hoods sarsapATlla speedly y
oyerrontes " that tired fce,iuy, " whether caused
by change OF climate season OF life. by OyerYoEk
or illness, and impaTts that feeling Of strength
and selI-couhdeuse which Is comforting and sat
isfying. 1t tslsocuressick headache, bIliousnsss,
INDIGESTION and dyspapsla.
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That Tired Feeling

extract Of SsrsaparllIa, Dandelion, Mandrake,
DocE. Juniper Berries and other well-kuown
Negetable remedies. Ithas won It's way 20 the
leadins place among medicines by It's own inIrin.
sic, uhdisputed merit, and has nov larger sale
than any othe= similar preparation. Try HOODS
safsApariIla this gaason
The evening world., 1890-05-31
STOLEN RHYMES.
Loves Limit.

Loves Limit.
I'd swear for her,
I'D tear for her,
The ord knows what I'D bear for her,
I'D lie Tor her.
I'D sigh for her,
N'd drink Bush River dry for her;
I'd Cuss for her,
I'd 'wussn for her,
I'D kick NJ u tlundcrin' fuss for her;
I'd weep for her,
I'D leap for her,
I'd go without my sleep for her;
I'D tght for her,
I'D hite for her,
I'D walk the street all night for her;
IA plead for her,
I'd bleed for her,
III go without my feed " for heTi
Id shoot for her,
I'D boot for her,
Whoever pressed his suit for heri
I'D kneel Tor her,
Id steal for her,
such Is the love feel for her;
I'D slide for her,
I'D glide for her.
I'D swim against the tide for her;
Id try for her,
I'D cry Tor ler,
hut hang me II I'D die for her.
-AHORymoH, iR Chatter.