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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

Bicycle records have been broken in
England again for the quarter mile rec
ord and others A. J. Mole made the
quarter mile on . safety with pneumatic
tire In 80 SIS seconds. while w. L.
Lamhlsy went ON an ordinary machine
three miles IN 8 minutes 2-5 seconds.
Tho -four and 1--WE mile records have
also been broken. In America it is the
wheals that are broken instead OF the
recordA Our roads are 20 bad that
heavier wheels are required hero than
IN England The Bicyclers' union there
pays . fund yearly for the repair Of the
soAas. In case wheelman on . 'cycling
trip finds = road not to his satisfaction
no has tho road supervisors arrested and
fined In that well regulated old coun-
Try. TOO. when . Nhaelman approaches q
steep dscliyity q fuii speed Z warning
sign posted near by inforsns him thu,
hefs u dangsf. In cass OF . very steer
desosns thers ars two such dgns.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

DR.. Felix Oswald says narcotic drinks
and indoor life have mazda orr bones 90
brittle that ladies' break their necks in
falling down 4 stairway Or fracture
their knees in stepping from street car.
An African baboon. on the other hand.
that lives outdoors and does not indulge
IN narcotic drinks, can jump down .
precipice 200 feet high and scamper of
unhurt.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

Westminster Fred Douglass appears
TO be loaded. That is to say, he has
facts, or thinks he has, in relation to
the negotiations for the Mole St. Mich
oias, which, il he were to make the
Same public, would present eminent
but unnamed statesmen in a bad light.
Douglass apparently does not enjoy
the quiet Of private life. If he had his
way he would no doubt be back in
Hayti or some other place where be
could serve his country on good pay.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

The World ,cH he adhered bycdfriers 10 al pdrks
offhe city. Orderx for papers may be gtren 10 car
riey. canCasssr. or ssnf b ne office By portal.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

Bishop Phillips Brooks is a most CON
scientionS man about his correspon-
cence. Like Gladstone though over
whelmed with letters and communiea-
tons from every quarter he employs ~
shorthand secretary, bat endeavors TO
answer With IBIS ownpen every letter
deserving q notice. In tliis way he
CONSUMES muchprecious time l'nlka
The great Englishman, Dr. Brooks never
useSs postal cards. and every answer he
makes % a communications i ii the
ehiipe II a.assat and carefully writss
letter. Were il nilas,ft 'for hiis Fsetii1aikafff
physical vigor his nng DAYS of hand
work would have told seriously Oh his
health before this. sineefor seven days
ii the week, from early inthemorning
until late al night, Nhisi work goes IN
increasingly.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16
FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER is. 1891.

The announcement that congress-
man has ''sworn Off in order to retain
the good will Of his constituents is Gu
rious news to come from prohibition
State like Maine.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

In boring artesian wells on the Pacific
coast great depths are reached before
striking water. At Jaral and Mon
clara the wells are 1886 and ,2S0 feet
in depth. The supply is inexhaustible,
but the water has to be pumped In
Texas water has been struck at 2,03l
feet at Haskell, 1,780 at Longfeider,
and ,60S at Spofford. The water is
good, but it did not flow in August.
In the California desert water was
struck in one well at depth of 1,40O
feet, and another at $50 feet, but il
was brackish.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

The great storm that has ravaged
England during the last two days, un-
roofing houses, uprooting trees, wreck
ing piers and vessels all along the sea-
board, is apparently one Of the most
disastrous tempests recorded in recent
English history. and is possibly I'M
equalled since the famous storm Of
September and August |, lila, that
0yerawsd the jealous statesmen who
were Watching by the death-bed Of
Queen ANNE.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

Rev. }. w. Arney. the Michigan Meth
odist preacher. who loves horses. and
even squints fayorably at good horse
race when there is no betting. has been
admonished By his bishop; but Mr..
Arney win not obey. He sees no sin in
trotting stock. He even says that il
worst comes to worst he may quit the
ministry and go into horse breeding
regularly. Well. it is useful work: i'm
proving tho horsefiesh Of America
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

The Chinese have queer ways Of do
ing things. They boil their rice in fat
iron boilers 50 thin that they burn
through very quickly. Some English
makers thought the boilers should be
thicker, and sent some thick ones there,
but the Chinese refused to use them,
saying that they were too thick, be-
cause, to get the rice boiling, they
would have to spend more in fuel than
it would cost to renew the thin boiler.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-16

Moaning 10 more csrtain than thai ths
sQuinoCtial storm frequently faiia .
come 70 t3mA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14
A Tribute to GaIiy,

Judge Goodwin. in n splendid
obituary OF pr GalIy, one OF Ne
vad4's foremost writer's, closes as
follows:
He was at home everywhere;
he could run IL funeral ali 10y him
self; he could talk learnedly with
the mer of the sciences; he kne W
al about the Government Of the
United States from is foundation.
and when the small politir ian ran
against him end hard him talk
for two hours he went away with
n liberal education. And then in
a. company Of youLh men, While he
never told Il profape or obscene
story, no one talked but him.
And so lie went joyously down
the trail Of his lie, until suddenly,
without much warning, his vile
died, and then his heart broke.
Writing about it he said: ITO me
there never was but one woman in
the word, and she is gone. Some
duties remuin for ne TO perform,
and a brave man has nothing to
do but his duty, but the wine has
gone out OF my life, and what /
used to one look upon with dread
will come to me messenger as
welcome, as ever after hard
days toll, his brother, Sleep, was
welcome"
Aud now thai brother OF Sleep
has come, and that great, tender
hearted giaat has passed away,
and it is a sacred pleasure to wave
to him across the divide. all halls
and farewells.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14

Prompt delivery 10 all parts OF the
city. sln
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14
MGRNING APPEAL
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER Il
WHY THIS DELAY!

Over a week arc the APPEAL
called the Grand Ju,y's attention
to the many violations Of law in
til Davis rape case, by which the
compounding OF felouies and as
sistinL a clituinal to csc ape justice
became the regular bust ess of
some OF our leading citiz rs.
1t is known to every man, wo-
man and child in Carson that
money aud polite, / Influence was
used, news Japers muzzled ami
M pulled down" to prevent the
Case ever being tried.
Now the serious charge is made
on the street and by leading ciIi,
Zens t-at the District Attorney
was, pr or to accepting his office.
the retained att prney for the de
PENDANT in the case and that in
Diminishing e case he was acting
as tue engaged coursel OF the ac
cused and his friends.
The APPEAL, when tn appoint
mept WAS made was strong in
favor of Mr.. Sunmerfield, whom it
regarded as man Of enterprise,
feaIlessuess, ability and integrity
We are therefore unwilling To be
lieve these charges on mere side.
walk report. 1t would require
considerable proof TO convince US
that Mr.. Summerfi-ld would, in
almost his fist fticial act, in 50
impor ant = case, allow himself to
receive fees from beth sides Of the
case, the county and the defend
ant.
At the same time the charge is
made SO persis emily and is so gen
orally believed that il is Incumbent
upon Mr.. Summer field 10 DEFY it
over his Signature and set the
matter at rest. He claims To have
made an error in disnissing the
case by reason of not seeing on the
list of the witnesses, the name Of
the most important one.
The APPEAL is willing to give
him the benefit OF his explanation.
If bis explanation is correct he
can now retrieve his mistake by
bringing TO justice all parties con-
cerned in compromising the Davis
felony and assis ing fugitive from
justice TO escape.
II he does not move at once in
the matter, it is the duty OF the
Grand Jury to meet and begin the
investigation.
A few days ago two Of the con-
spirators in the case We're talking,
and one was heard 10 say:
III the Id APPEAL would shut
up we'd be all right"
II the APPEAL, the law and the
Grand Jury were all abolished.
gilt-edged criminals in Cat son
would have an easy time Of it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14

And known as the st. Charles.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14
Dissolution Notice.

The co-partn ,rship heretofore
existing between Allen & Burlin-
game iE the boot and shoe Dusi-
ness is this day dissolved by NUT
ual consent, Mr.. Allen retiring
therefrom. The business will
hereafter be continued by the I'M
dersigned, will collect all due bills
and pay all just demands against
the late firm.
s5m J. S. BURIIyaAME.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14

He so!ic;ts orders for all surh
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur .eys, and will 10 all
work in the line Of Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable Instruments used. Address p
@ -,5x $40, Reno, New. ais
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14

There is talk Of printing Farmer
Sweeny's great irrigation speech
before the Convention, In pamph-
let form.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14
A. Livingston now PRACTICAL,

A. Livingston now practically
CONTROLS the wholesale liquor
trade of the city. He Is contin-
aally adding to his stock and sells
only standard brands. He 10 also
Introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the people OF Car
son, rs well Gs foreign and domes-
tic cigars OF the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock.
4 - q
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14
CHAS. ". IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consuit:nu Engineer.

Will make Surveys a. Mining
CLAIMS for Pd.e It, and " 20 all
Kinds Of above and heln" ground
Surveys for Mines, including re!i-
able Assays OF the Ores of same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-10-14

Keep out or the grain On the
Winnie Ranch. No shooting al
lowed On the premises. Mrs. z.
q. WtAnA.. m12 I'm
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Chained to the Rock.

lures Enawsd his snsraIls. 30 are many people
chained to the rock OF prejudice while all Of
violent medicines innict injury upon the sensitive
Innings OF the stomach and intestinss. They are
apparently immoyLbls in the belief that to Iper.
euco benefit they must keep dosing with drastic
medicins,. Unless the action OF these is powerful
aud excessive. tney are not satiShsd. They would
disirust q remedy Of gentle action. however efso-
tive II Is not By such puTblind eEtrsnists thsSs
that tho acknowledged merits Of hoststtsr's
Stomach BhterS recognized. That benign reg
ulAtoT Of the stomach. the bowels and the kidneys
Gppsas to the rstiouGl-uot only Lppea q but 10
awarded just valuation. Constipation, liver com.
p Amt. dJOpspsiA and kidney troubles yisld 70 its
action. 30 also do mSlIhA Gad rhsumIttSm.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

.., :. 4, =,
o1p1e % ss held a. IN M iosdo IL June
1yPogrnphioai Union no. % osnroled 2y new mem
ters last week. Seventeen cards were withdrawn
striking cloaEmAEors received si6 yesterday.
The pl.s,orcr. Of Dundee, scctl.nd, arc out for
IT, ,... .-...,...... =, p.,.a.,.st. =. A..
.uoS . oondiiios tass they have been un.Sis to
make pr.p.'.s.1o. r SI1 for , p.i'd. on May l.
ehsnios' Hail. Sixth sysnus ] aud Carpenter street.
Phlls ielpni., yesterday evening
%a.son. Prs.dsnt l. + ty,ns, nnh seerss.ry; W: NJ
49, p.s".., ,r.,.a ", a,S.. 'a".,... 'p ..mS... ~,
Of smpIoyment last vrok' and nineseon round yoTS
through The labor bure.u.
sa7i 20 far dues during Tbs last thrco months and
r.-. 49, pu. ,-,,. ~,
ne ,epoft OF tus nns~ss cHmm,ssonsts OF Lors
hs h i.Ias, sinaa a.. n, AVE. s ~. ~ ~
before. e
,h aSe nHee y, onSao a., asa ,.nnt.n,ntns
| syery one Of tbem' .''
Labor r., IA d VA Gs
so i fsr Mss.ts. R.r,sy and Hasism. Of tb. pspb,.
:s,o s. MSs: Union have been mentioned as prob
sole oana'as
Wni,m smith. london bstbes va, teoentiy i
doins oS busins.. ' on su%daS IL. % %,SstIsts ..d %
that he did not consider shaving . work OF nsoes-
sv'
one OF tine reasons why Aporing men shoulo or
ehnLo tnAt N proper ADor union tne lAuo'lhk
masses eau anu VIII ZONE 20 more lntemHent uh
oetsAnoins OF al poitloAi Aod economic auesuops'
The trouble on the Western Union building Wa.
settled yesterday. =. the Hoard Of Walking Dale
gat.s oLaerSd the members OF tse General iAooreI.
rIoteouve Upen 70 recognise tue cAfds OF the Amity
Assoemnon n OF l..
The officers elected by TaioEs' Union No. SO are
s., f' Xss
| Patrick Byrne. Recording SeoretAryi Crspai
SehultI. T5sssurer Peter Eli-y and James braoken.
| irustees; InomAs rearn' oerseaht-h-Arms'
| CToulars have been sent out to T. oOO women
| stenosra phsrs TO meet at 20 East Fourth strest,
branch OF The workipT Women sooisty. Al thus,
| not having received circulars are invited,
| And now m. M.,h,. poli.,.,, h.v. .,,,.a ,,,
eight hour day They viii get "a rs an doub'- psi
| for ovsrtima The bossaa signe tho contract with
| the Ehitestone Association Of Marble Poshers and
men will be employed
| IT,. o.. No., I,.i. -, r,...i.x 1. ...,,
IN csII conyan,ian lar IN. ,r, 90 ~ sn,n,in sr
international orss n,Iation Of their trade Ali com
| munteAuons to be addressed to Secretary Jossph
| Faulkner, rs wiEwAm lane, Cleveland, o.
| . no 'g ~ it ~ sy"sy Sy - VIA snat p.usoe'AY =
| nat tnow xh,nh I'm of ssvsrnm.nt wnn,a h. ar,
hot ~ w wn,en tom n, % s nn wJaa ps H,h ,h'
| ing can be more hateful than 3 goysrnment whsr,
, tbs dollar l, almighty. ."-Frss}dsn, Apdrsr. OF
| Brgrn Tnirsr,iiv
rIogrss1ye LAooIoss Su.on No nss reso,eu te
I Ish1 eku, nod'n "a w'y ~ o. oehte wi noui
,. - @u,ou - 49, W In ~ ,
, nc - " ~ , - M Will siso oeuAno
"scab " trainers have been employed on Wells,
| Fargo 20 q nav stables In Jersey City. although
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Condensed Cableerams.

berlin has a new scandal growing out OF the
sale of decorations aud titei OF nobility.
Baron de TrmrclieY, formerly Minister fIom
Copurg, is named as the guilty party.
1t Is declared at Vienna that ex-Kin2 Milan,
OF servia, has received permission from the
Cnurcn 10 marry again.
Nav 4 IS to witness an extensive strike OF
carpenters and Joiners IN Paris
Rumor has It in London that Thomas sexton.
NJ. =. for West Belfast, 10 10 return 10 the Par
nell allegiance.
AT Leicester, two grandsons Of an ex-Msyor.
Cecil and Ray Stafford, were playing with .
revolver. Ray shot Cecil dead by accident,
aud Iaiaily wounded himseif through remorso.
IiAdVices from the Continental capitals OF
Europe report the Anarchists exireIn, " active
In preparation for general dennnstrAliyn 10
connection with tAS May Day .esttv6lL
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Water Left Turned On.

When thei premises at sO7 Canal street
were opened TINS morning water was found
dripping down from the top moor to the cellar.
Some one had forgotten to turn on the water
and J. b. sWain's stock OF plush chaira was
damaged S2.5Oo by the overflow and goods OF
n. Cowen a Son. Wholesale glass dealers,
were also damaged.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Entitled to thu naat.

All are entitled 10 the best That their money
will buy, 30 every family should have, at once,
bottle OF the best family remedy, Syrup OF
Flgs, to cleanse the system when costive or
bilious For sale In 1Oc- and 81 bottles BY all
leading dTuEgiStA
The evening world., 1891-04-21
FOREIGN news or The DAY.
Mutiny Extends to the British
Grenadiers at Chelsea.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD,

LONDON, April II -Mutiny has broken out in
the Third Battalion of aronad'er' stationed
at Chelsea.
For some days past, the men have main
tAined discomfort, and the feeling eliminated
this morning. when the irst company refused
to go out for parade.
Four otner companies, at 81. Georges bar
racks. also refused TO obey the O'Clock call.
claiming the order was contrary to precedent.
Ono Of the Oldest members OF the Irenadlers
was placed under arrest.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Failure of Arrol Brothers, n Big
Iron Firm OF Glasgow.

wv CARLY to TIE PRESs NEWS .SsorrArto<.I
GLASGOW, April 81. The failure OF the Iron
arm Of Arrol Brothers is announced, with
heavy liabilities Their assets are as yet un-
known.
The failure Is attributed to non-receIpt OF
payments from Buenos Ayres and to the sus-
pension Of the Repfrew Forge and Steel Com
pany.
The nrm has no connection with Sir william
Arrol, builder OF the Firth OF Forth bridge.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
BULLS RUN THE WHEAT PIT.
Yesterdays Hish Prices EIcssdsdsac|
the Produce Exchange

The excitement which has prevailed aFoundi
the whea, pit on the noor OF the Produce Ex-
change during the past two weeks, duringi
which wheat mas steadily advanced untfi IL has'
reached a surprising ngure, had not percspti-,
bly, abated this morning.
Yesterday afternoon. when the Exchange
closed, wheat was offered at u. % . bushsi
and found buyers This morning. before thsi
opening "gong," men were scattered ell
about the floor of the Exchange tslking sass
nss,ly of the prospects for to-days battle.
At lO.S O'Clock the whole scene va,
changed. All o,her parts OF the ExchAngel
were deserted for the wheat plL The noise
that went up from the throats Of the excitsd
brokers would put the racket OF the Stock Re-
change to shame.
simultaneously with the signal for opening
came bids thick and fast
- they would set the pace Tor tue day.
Bulls clearly held their pOaiuon OF yesterday
% the opening bids were AZ the advance.
81. esl. The takers were oomparanvsly fsw.
and the crowd OF buyers held aioof, although
some May wheat changed banda
June wheat opened At 81. 23A July at 81. l4[
10 81. lSk; August options were Offered a
81. 10 TO tl.l6k; September ~ 81 II, Uhilo
December wheat ranged as high ~ 81. ID
Things became uN0uoI uuIiuB uOuto
and Iiits between the excited brokers we're
frequent
wheat speculation seemed TO settle down come
WsAt and no sales at price exceeding u. 2Sk
were reported. June was 81. IN; July WA
81. i9t1; August waeat brought 81. IS: Sepsem-
Der salss were few at 81 IAN and Deesmber
Thore soems 10 0e Q feeling among the
brokers that these elevated ngurea Wli soon
At This time last year wheat on May deliveries
was high al "a eentA
the highest point reached BY Nay wheat vas'
at IL 90, when Lehman Bros. bouKht e,Ooo
II Tue ne saiss up 70 O'Clock rsaensd II. go 900
bushsiS OF which !, ,e2a 900 ouIhGn were fsT
May delivery.
than Gt tha opening. Nay wheat was a. ei.1tN.
Juls. g. aN; July. q; ~: august g; idXt
September. O.ibb, and December, u 1875.
fho reason gwen 10; the unusual high pFioea
Is the scarcity OF wheat In Europe and tho
preaent poor outlook there.
"1he outlook In the United states sal4
RECNinsni eSSEsT; "Msa aexss .a.S SgsS ~
baAh0lA."
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Beaten and WIN Probably Die.

isrycIAL TO rHE EVENING woRpD.,
PLAINFIELD. N. D., April 81. Charles Barry,
coachman for Augustus Vandeventer, was
waylaid and assaulted last evening IN such a
manner that to-day ais life Ia desraired oL In
his anti-mortem statement he charges John
Schorf AMI Elisha McCready with having at
tackled him. Jealousy 10 said to have been the
cause.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
PAINS At THE CASE OF MS SKULL.
PAINS IN MS SIDEs AND CHEST
AND PAINS ALI OYER MN.

George 4. Loeb. Of Thh city, Grnpht-
eatiy Drscribes HoW He Suffered
from Cafarrh and H",r IH the Symp-
toms Disapprared Under the skiii"f
7rcu'mcnt Of Drs. Mccoy, Wiidmdn
and Biatr.
Mr.. George A. Loeb. nj whora tho accompanying
cut II good likeness. resides At .3ti Ainnterdsn
ave. this city, In recent intsrytev with the
writer Mr.. Losb sub; ''fcr over lK yeArs I was
troubled with headaches, Tho pain was most severe
OVER my oyss, Arro,a my forehead and Al the hhse
OF my skull. NV nose was stopped up, first on ON
sdo then on tho other The mucus would drop
back into my throat. aud l was kept oons.nntly
employed In hawking aud nemurg IN my onorts to
III dodge II. spit up great mASse, OF p1trid mat
ter, sometimes green aud sometiinoH yellow. My
throat felt r.w aud sore, and hurt when l would
swallow ything
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Run Over and Killed a Girl.

nun SNcF duo hiico q SlTt.
Frederick Krugelberger, driver Of one Of
Fiegenspans brewery wagons. was arrested
and committed without bail this morning
charged with manslauQhter in running over
three-yeRr-old May Hayes, OF 325 Fifth street,
Jersey City, who died from her injurieA
The evening world., 1891-04-21
5000 well-Armed Beers Prepared
20 Dispute Portuguese Claims.

TPY CABLE TO THE PRESS SHws AssocIArIoS.l
CAFE Town, April 2i-Flve thousand Boers,
oil well-armed, arc preparing TO seize the terri
tory between the Matabe:e front.ers claimed
by the Portuguese, and including the country
from the mouth of the Limpopo to the mouth
Of the ZambesL
The evening world., 1891-04-21

Still Paying Dep positors.
Hundreds of depositors were paid on at the
deiunct Washington Bank to-day.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Germany to Cede Her West African
Possessions to England.

fRY CABLE TO THE PRESS HEws AssoorArroN.I
PARIS. April 2l.-The DE- Neupte me Steele
In to-day's issue, asserts that 1t has reason to
know that Germany IL about TO code TO Eng
land all the West African distric: south OF the
Congo.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
He Thinks They're After Him.

He Thinks They're After Him.
Stephen o'Donnell, OF s18 Monroe street, was
committed in Essex Market Police Court, this
morning, for examination as to his sanity. HIS
wife says he is laboring under the delusion
that ne Is being followed BY persons intent
upon killing MIN.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
MOTHER AND CHILD TAKEN.

Two Grip Victims in Two Coflns
from One House.
There was double funeral to-day from tae
home OF James N. Cameron, At 2l4 Rsst One
Hundred and Tenth street. the bodiss OF
MIR. CAmeron's wife and OF his ten month old
daughter JeSsie Deing taken to W0odlawn TO-
geiner.
Mrs. Cameron died on sunday OF the grip,
ann the lmtlo Eirl succumhsd yostcriay To the
same d;Arase.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

WIN THV OOTTtbpOnu-
ing date OF Last year, Aslndi Gated by the ther-
mometer ut PerTyb pharmacy;
1890 1891. 1890 1891
e: NJ: NJ: Is y ~ 49,. 49,: 8 g
The evening world., 1891-04-21

GEORGE A. LOEB. 2344 AMSTERDAM AVE.
"Ihsd pains in my side; che,t and back: Ny
sSsssd me. x isht could no, sleep. / would
toss about upon the bod until morning. Thcn
bad taste and . collection OF sliny matter about
my teeth. Tho trouble even extended to my. ears
My hearing became dull and my full OF .
kind OF hissDg sound like the escape OF steam. /
felt ianGuid and dull sll the tune. had no am
bttion Whatever.
II tried sverythinR could think Of for relief. but
was not successful until PLACED myself under the
since then my headaches bave disappeared and
cat veil aud sleep we'll. My nose 10 perfectly clear
have NO pains anywhere now aud fesl q we'll "a
and Blair"
Drs Mccoy. widman and Blair furnish all
medicines freN and their charges for treatment arc
so low that they are within the reach OF all.
The evening world., 1891-04-21

AZ ssaaffoE's aaf CUSTOM SHIRTS are tho best; 6 for
s''So' iAandsrsd. bIh ave, sad l2d st.
The evening world., 1891-04-21
Fair, with Easterly Winds.

WASHIN0roN, d. c.,
April q. - Weather
Indications.
For BaSterR Hs,o
York, warmer, Jd;r,
eGSci'iV IrtHdS.
The following record
shows The changcS In
tie 'emperatuTe Tor
the I Rst twenty-four
hours, IN comparison
~ifh he anFFAc