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The evening world., 1891-05-15
HIS HEAD HIS MISFORTUNE.
A Man Describes Some of His Feel
ings from Youth to Manhood.

A Man Describes Some of His Feel
ings from Youth to Manhood.
- In memory again recall" the time
when and my plsymates used to make
mud pies, says a writer in London lid
Bits, and at this delightful occupation
was always i'll great request. for more dirt
could be carried to the clean path in my
hat than in any other. This distinction
then was proud of. but MS l grew into
bovhood the phenomenal size of my head
was often the cause of an aching heart,
and my sensitiveness was increased by
the frequent illusions which l overheard.
If l fell Off n tree or tumbled and fell
when running it was always said that my
head overbalanced me. My schoolmates
always made me the subject of their wit
ticisms which would often make me rush
home in agony and refuse to be COM
forted.
But my unhappiness was greatest after
1 - left my mothers apron strings"
No one can imagine the unutterable
anguish feel on going to a hatters and
being told, when the assistant has gone
over the whole of the stock, that they
have not a hat big enough.
When | am at the barber's all eyes are
upon me, and to prevent them telling me
that my head is a big 'un seldom go to
thO boiho oloP t"tSO III puSSVsbiOu, ulu
believe there are but few shops in the
town i have not patronized. One grasp
ing individual. when l asked his charge
after he had welded the scissors round
my Uranium, replied:
My usual charge 10 threepence, but,
begging your pardon, sir. your head
takes some getting round!" 1t was
enough. / handed him sixpence, in
wardly reproaching nature for her way
wardness in placing such bane on my
existence.
When I complain of headache my
friends in sympathy say how / must
suffer if it aches all over. All my male
acQuaIntances seem possessed with de-
sire to try on my hat, apparently finding
great fun in hiding their eyes and ears
from view.
Only once in my life have l been in
love, and then cared not for my de
formity, ;" as Blanche appeared TO recipro-
cate my feelings. ButlI had a rival. One
day / had my head out of the carriage
window of train saying q few parting
words to Blanche, who had come to see
me OF, when up came my rival and in
quired it he corld render any assistance
in getting my head back again into the
compartment.
/ was about to make a whitening reply
when / saw blanche laughing at this cruel
joke. At that moment the train pulled
of, and as sunk back on to the seat |
knew that for me loves golden dream
had passed"
The evening world., 1891-05-15
| SKETCHES RYA
1aN.QuApb.
I" Two Bells"

"Can Imakey you chestnut bellf" echoed
locksmith on Court street, Brooklyn, as q
Long Island farmer put the question.
Why, yes. Of course, but what do You
want Of one ~
=" For my hosses."
al don't understand"
Well, don't you see, Two bought span
OF played-out street-cnr horses for my
farm work. want q chestnut bell to start
and stop 'em. Saves heap Of Git upn
and Whoa = and whip-lash."
"Do you really mean itf"
"Of course / do. Naybur OF mine has
got n span, and he can't do nothing with
out the bell. He gives 'em one bell to stop
and two to go ahead, and they obey the
same as II they were on the car. lie had
cm on heavy load t'other day, and they
couldn't bulge It. He ripped and tore
around for spell, but 1t was no good.
Then he went of to the house, got his bell,
and when ho picked up tho lines and give
'em the signal they laid down and bumped
themselves and pulled the darned tongue
right out Of the wagon"
"Well, dcclare"
"Only one bad thing about buying these
stroet.car hosses for farm work." con-
tinued the man. "F'r instance, II I'm
follerln' the plough, and my wife
comes out and wavos an umbrella
in tho air and dances around and
purtends she's a lady who wants to take
the car and yells out : Say Say Stop
yer blamed old car, will YEP them hosses
will come TO stop so quick as to
lift me over the plough-handles and they
won't miad two bells at all until The old
woman gifts out o. sight behind me an says:
Now, then, conductor, I'll report you
at headquarters and gee whether you are
running this car for public convenience or
TO please yerself '"
The evening world., 1891-05-15

During her stay In New York City, It 10 stated
on authority, Nine. Bernhardt gave her dog
dozen calling cards every day to chew up. LEFT
by admiring young ladies. Cleopatra admits
that she likes well enough to see tho American
girls from ner Garage or hotel window, but
has no time to talk with them.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
"AbSOlutelV ("
Pure"

of heavy, sour ndgesbc food 1t to millions of
people health comfort better food better housekeeping less
work for the housewife economy Of time and money!
freedom from indigestion dyspepsia and the attending amcnt
ay ailments 1t the abolition of the horde of low grade
cheap made crude impure baking powders containing me
alum suphurc acid and potash 1t the suppression of
the baking powder maker who exhibits his unness
for his business by his unfamarty with the 1t
the difference between the Royal Baking Powder and all others
1t when applied leavenng agents. The Royal Baking
Powder and nothing else
'sIt is a scientific fact that ROYAL
BAKING POWDER is absolutely pure"
DR. II. H. M0H. L. S. GOV't Chemist
The evening world., 1891-05-15
The First Dollar.

To The Edifor:
With the recurrence OF the heated term, we
are forcibly reminded OF the nople work which
you have been for the past few years and still
are carrying on in behalf Of the poor, helpless
children OF this great city.
Nothing can or does AFFORD me greater pleas
ure than 10 lie enabled TO contribute my mt Q
TO so worthy AMI far-reaching Il charity, aud
mis- pleasure 10 greatly enhunceh by the knowl-
edge that no better or fairer Use could be made
OF the funds so cnesrfully contributed than IL
done through the medium Of your deservedly
po ular paper.
Inclosed hand you my check for SO, which
kindly credit IN MEMORY OF BERNIE
The evening world., 1891-05-15
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Light Weight Woollens for Sum-
mer Wear Capes for Trav-
elling - Colored Flowers in
Great Profusion-Use for
Plated Chinon-Impor-
tant Item in the
Care of ChiIdren.
For warmer weather modis,es are preparing

For warmer weather modistes are preparing q
lightweight woollens, having pourreite
threads 10 keep up the rough idea. These
have French skirt, lordered all around with
two gathered rurlea OF satin or place tafets,
which may be self-hedded or finished with
narrow silk or tinsci gimp. Another neat n5-
ish shows a bias band OF velvet, headed with a
tiny gilt gimp above a fabric plating aud the
idea is continued by having coat basque,
with collrr, deep cuffs and large pockets OF
velvet edged with the gimp.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

There Is rare and beautiful object In
the town across the Bridge. 1t is a police
man whose soul is so sensitive that when
those whom he pulls in are discharged or
he himself is reprimanded, he falls into a
wide and roomy despondency. He is now
In hospital trembling on the verge of
nervous prostralion because OF chiding
words. This is beautiful but inconvenient.
The sensitive man should try to get tougher
or get new vocation.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Newark has an Arab peddler in Jail for
violating city ordinance. There is ten
dollar fine TO be paid and nobody to pay it,
yet the Arab can't be let out till 1t is paid.
SO it is hard TO tell when he will again be
free. The city had better pay the $40 itself,
as IL will cost more than that to board the
festive Arab
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Any one suffering from tooth badly
enough 10 require its extraction must be
sure that the dentist gets hold OF the right
molar. A Hudson County Circuit Court
has just decided that there is no cause Of
action If the dentist plucks out the wrong
one, providing he uses skill and care.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Some people never get tired of living.
There is negro in Pennsylvania who is
ia years of age, and who hopes lie may
live to be two hundred. lie smokes and
never lets chance to get a drink slip. He
is active aud enjoys life. Probably there
is great deal for him to learn yet.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
TOO HOSPITABLE.

He Followed Instructions ana Got
Into Trouble.
A man was speaking in country hotel
about the hospitality of people whom he
had met. and told of family in Virginia
who had kept him and his horse two days
and would not charge q cent, says the
ArkdnSdU IraueLer.
That was very kind" said a fellow
VINO VINO nao Ieen i.stenlng' ouI thu s..tck .
strikingly hospitable. / stopped at his
house. and he came forward and said
that everything l saw was mlne."
Well" said some one after few mo-
ments' silence, what did you do !"
II simply took his word and suffered
for it,"
How so ?"
~ took horse during the night. and
he had me arrested and sent to the peni-
tentiary."
The evening world., 1891-05-15
So Much the Better for Her,

TTToW ItIds NVIInVt,I
A gentleman and hia wife, the latter with a
nx-mcntn-old infant in her arms, were about
to enter the Austin opera-HOuse TO see the
performance one night, when the doorkeeper
suddenly said;
Beg pardon, madam. Dut you can't take
infants insidel"
"Nery well, said the lAdy, $50 much the
better Tor me- You JUST take care OF The little
fellow I'LL the play Is overland, by the way,
there's the milk bottle in case he should CRY. !
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Poor Babies Must Be Helped Through
the Hot Season.
The Corps OF Free Doctors Soon
to Be Organized.
Every Penny Helps to Save a
Little Ones Life.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
.Inn.nl

summer 10 rapidly approaching. and the heat
means an increase In mortality among the poor
children IN tenement houses unleas heroic
mea,ure are taken for their relief
1'he record OF THE EVENING WORLDS corps
OF free doctors In the past three Summers is
wholesome evidence OF the good that can be
done among these poor children by the COM
bued contributions OF EVENING WORLD
readers.
Every penny subscribed to this worthy cause
Is judIcously used In caring ior poor infants,
who are practically uncared for through the
poverty Of their parents.
WIN the hot weather comes horde OF COM
plants that babes are heirs to, their condition
being the more serious from the lack OF proper
food and medicine.
A dollar expended for the proper nourish-
mtnt aud medicine has saved the lives of many
babes, as has been proven by the scores OF in
fans attended by The EVENING WORLDS corps
of physicians.
The fearful mortality among tenement house
babes Is dle TO large extent to the ignorance
OF parents. Wien their child becomes III they
doctor II with such remedies as arc at hand,
and in many cases pursue wrong course. As
for calling In physician their means will not
permit It.
1t Is In such cases that the free doctors are
Invaluable, and by their timely auVlce and the
admi Illustration OF proper drugs the little one
Is sn"iched from an untimely grave.
The fund has now started. aud any sum,
large or small, is very acceptable, and the
donors will have the satisfaction of knowing
that their contribution has been directly ap-
piled to ameliorating the condition of some
The evening world., 1891-05-15
A Mean Orchestra.

lfTo" lhe Neh OTh WeehfD.l
Uncle Wayoack (at Metropolitan concert)-
] can't make head or tail out of that tune the
nddlers Is plaJIn
City Nlcce (whsperngl-It's a symphony.
"lt don't seem funny u bil. Who wrote It -
HBerihOYtu."
"Whns ne?"
"a great German COMPOSER, uncle"
"Oh No wonder ] Cant understand IT,
But CONSIDERING the price they charge lei
tickets, tLink they might play II In English.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Skins Grow Again. But Money
Doesn't
Prom Pack
Theatrical Manager-Buainess Ii plumt
played out. What can we do for an advertise
ment?
Acreso-Suppose you NEE. ME at promi.
nent corner and permit yourself to be COW
hided.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Great care should be taken to avoid
lightning. A Connecticut man who was
stricken by it is now so full of electricity
that he is simply shocking to everybody he
meets. He crackles and emits sparks and
Is whole dynamo in himself. This is too
much
The evening world., 1891-05-15

A Police Permit Should Be Required.
TFron Judss.l
Primus-Quite q scene at the theatre last
night little girl fell dead in the parqueL
Secundus-Heart disease, / suppose.
Primus-No; concussion of the brain. Tue
orchestra WAS playing Wagner's lullaby.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

The confidence of love is sometimes the
obstruction OF justice. A fat young woman
declared In court that she stabbed her lover,
but said she knew he wouldn't prosecute.
He didn't. He loves every pound of her
100 much TO resent her pounding him.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
BURbETT. COUTTS BREEDING FARr.

Chas. 8. Pelham Clinton, one OF
the best authorities on horse mat
ters, writes an excellent account
OF a visit to this famous English
establishment for next Sundays
WORLD.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
1t Was the Measles.
lFrom Ts1as Si'fing.l

ETT0"F
al think, "faid fond Texas parent Hthat
Tommy ia going 10 be poet when he grows
up. lie doe,n't eat. and sits by the stove all
lay and thinks aud thinks"
''You had berer grease him oil over. He is
going to have the measles, aud II Won grease
nm they will break out all over him, and the n
hc will feel better"
The evening world., 1891-05-15
One OF Many Friends.

10 he hdNor:
/ am glad to see that you have started the
fund for sick babies, and although l cannot
afford TO give muon, know from past expert
enco that II will ue accr ptable. Please add In
closed 30 cents to the fund, with best wishes OF
A FRIEND OF BABIES,
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Three of a Kind.

TO he Editor.
My two sisters and myself send five cents
each to your iund for sick babieA We want
TO be among the first TO subscribe and We will
send you more soon.
WILLIE, MAY AND AGGIE.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Four Williamsburg boys have been set
ting fires for fun. They will be punished
for keeps.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
An Unfortunate Flon.

lEroH JudgeI
"Itee your paper has committed itself 10
The Prohibition parry"
"Yes, f" returned the editor; "worse luck.
had 10 go away last week and the man LETT
IN charge got roaring drunk and wrote that
entoriAl.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Nearly.

Countess-Just think OF 1t, my lord; how re-
mSrEable! Ny sister Emma was born on the
2Sih Of July, was brn on the let OF August
August.
nearly tTipIets.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Ice consumers may keep COOL The
dealers assure them that prices can't be
forced up this Summer.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

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,os.s snovba,ls hc I'm, the sm.,,er now.rs
,r. on,v ns.d for miner oe, nitnres snr,ng
nox.rs are. n, conrse o,ven m. nr.,.rancs
ana nrst n, .u v,o,e,. vh,,n AZ. n,s,I ~
large numbsrs ,nr.aI,ng with t,e,r Ionn
.tems all over tne low head
IA vorv e,n.,siv. g, An b.,na m. cn..no.t
h,, a v.r1 snnusa IN IN. nscv and from, ~ n
o,d dr..a has a r.iuy.na,,,o er.c,
| eemeoi 'ne oh'''ous i'''e h'nRs paugnters
uaVe ofsAu'A'u oon'u'''eo 70 teiofin 'ne m'i-
hhers' 'hese aepraveu merchan" are asked
h'' w ou, ''"'"e' VI "" '''hin'nS Vi any sof''
ANU iur'nef, no' W 'en un'' u'"'. lh's Id
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p'oA'o"'u '"euo NV w "u' "'u'ie H'ho' 'o"e'
oeeause II u'u no' "u'' hei e'y'e' Vi edn"'oiy
teh iaui WIN "n "ppo'n'Ihsh' ioF <f. h.
lhufSua' .na' tue 'tuer oouiu no' DC nnea t''
~ A. NJ friuay' Never ine N. u. arc
s"eeHs so''ei'ous' ou' inou's'e "no cannon
no op oooAs'ou oannoa prosper III 'his age.
why nor ignore 'ne CRAFTY fe'' DAush'ers' ana
heip 'ne AhoPsr's 70 Re' sea's OF 10 get OH
every SATURDAY a' noon'
| during her e'ay In ne" YORK c''y'H 10 stated
on a"thor'y M"e' nerhnara' gave her aog
dozeh Gaming carus every oAy 70 one" up. ieft
oJ aamHlng young iaaies' o'eopa"a ADMITS
tnM sue hhes wen enough 10 see 'no american
| RHis Hom hef cair'age OF hotei WINDOW, Dut
The evening world., 1891-05-15

There is encouragement to the cousin
industry in the decision in the Fillmore
will case-that only first cousins count.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Very Remarkable.

tFrom the fTtsosrs Chronicle rslsoraph.l
81 notice, " observed the horse editor. "that
Philadelphia uses more water than London"
"Is very odd," replied the snake editor,
"that Philadelphia should bc 90 attached &c
anything that runs"
The evening world., 1891-05-15
No Need to Interfere

tFrom Street q Smfh's Good Nep.I
Excited Lady-Why don't you intereIere to
stop that dog 1yht?
Bystander-l was just u goin' TO, mum; hut
you Ein calm y'r fears now. My dog Ia on top
at last mum.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

When person goes for burglar he
should be careful not to take pair OF
longs instead Of pistol 1t is embarrass-
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Sponge your little ones every morning and
bathe them just before going to sleep. With
a clean body and fresh air to breathe much
disease can be resisted.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Friends Of the Giants would feel moro
comfortable II they could be convinced that
what goes down must come up.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

A daring Chicago man proposes to i'm
port the Colosseum for the Worlds Fair.
Italy would sooner spare even its RUDINr.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

The Museum Of Art is not fulfilling all It's
mission so long as Its doors remain closed
on Sundays.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
A Realistic Romance,

Mrs. Chromolit-My dear Professor, rray tell
us what In your opinion constitutes the differ
ence between romance and realism.
Professor FIeeX-ROmance, my dear madam
makes US wish We were wHaI We are not, aud
Realism makes US fee! disgusted with Wha!
We
The evening world., 1891-05-15

No chance of saving the North Wood
should be neglected.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
He Gets a Grip on All He Can.


tFrom the Chronicle Telegraph.l
"How is your husoand7" asked Squilldig OF
Mrs. Snaggs.
"oh, I'm very anxious about him."
"Why so?"
"Im so afraid he'll get the grip"
"Never fear, Mrs. SnagRs I've known
your husband ali his life. He was inoculated
with the grip when he was quite young, and
he Is perfeci ly safe.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Good Mon Not Needed.

lFTon hs Ns1 York Weekly
StranGer-I should think gucn an enterpria-
ing. publIc-spirited citizen as Mr.. Goodman
would he nominated for some important once
in this community.
rolitician-Ho'd run well. Du, we don't need
him.
Don't need him?"
No. We're always sure OF big majority,
ANYHOW -
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Upon tho drive whom on her bay
/ first saw fascinating May,
lost my heart she rode so we'll
A poets words alone could tell
Tho charm that IN her riding lay.
She seemed so blithesomo. merry, gay,
How could he p but show her. pray,
loved her " hen she came p.a bsils
Upon the drive.
No, no. could not but be;rAy
My love wien er she passed my way
since strong and stronger grew the spell
matter nov II all U, fsl,
We're found together oy'ry day
Upon the drive!
Rider aud Driver.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

sEEIHo rs bslieyinE. Unprecedented bargains in
FLINT Co.. lOA West l4th st. =.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
In the Thieves Quarter.

| tFrom Teras StftinsG
A.-whats going on over at your housef I
| hear music and dancing.
B-Yes, We have got little family oeiebra-
ton.
"Whats the occasion?"
zone Of the boys has just got homo from
| the peniten.iary."
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Charitable Person toesto wing some clothiDg)
Pm sorry that overcoat is too small for you,
but
BUNNY the Tramp (eagerly)-No matter,
boAs; IT'S just as good to pawni"
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Tho Natural Method.

The Natural Method.
Iron Puck.
"How do you suppose Mrs. FIikins manages
to acquire so many foreign languages ?"
"on. she gets her help directly from the
Barge once |"
The evening world., 1891-05-15
In q Street Car.

lfrob, Judge.
Lady-why don't You close the Window II
10 very cold outside.
Gentleman (harshly)-Wrll, do you think Il
will then be any warmer outside
The evening world., 1891-05-15

A Slow Train.
IFron The EsW Fork Weekly
Brakeman ION Southern ra,lroad)-Passe m
gers is not allowed on tn platforms, sir. when
tie train IL In motion.
Passenger-Beg pardon; will go In. did
not notice that the train was in motion.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Knew by Experience.
tFrom Harvard Lampoon.l
Brigley-Miss - ia a great baseball fend,
isn't sher Always using baseball phraseA
De Chumpley-Yes, ! should say she Wa
Whenever call she 10 always Out-at home.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Imet G. F. Mckay, the "artist, " in Brook.
iyn yesterday, on his way to an en-
tertainmelt. He looked prosperous ant
happy and was full OF enthusiasm ovel
his future prospects,. Besides teinf
handy with the brush, Mack Is q musical sriis
OF no small ability, and is in frequent demanc
at the homes OF his many friends.
The evening world., 1891-05-15
Entered st the rost once at New York as sec-
ond GLASS matter.
/" BRANCH OFFICES

WORLD UPTOWN oFFiCE-12a7 BROADWAY.
between 3Ist and sd ats. New York.
BROOKLYN - J6y FULTON ST. HARLEM =
News Department. 100 EAST 125rH sr.; Ad-
vsrtisementa at 1877 EAST 1lbrH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEDoER BUILDING, 112
scuru 6TH ST. wASH1NGToN-6l014T 14TH sr.
LONDON OFFICE 81 CocksPuR st.. TRATAL-
GAN SouARE.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

MEANS in baking pow
der everything that is
good. 1t means light,
sweet, palatablc, whole
some bread, biscuit, and
cake. 1t means the ab-
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Long capes Of bedford, plush and nailed
cloth are much used for travelling wraps. They
ars silk lined and under them trimmed skir;
and shirt waist may be worn.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Mr.. o. d. seavey, the manager of the famous
Ponce de Leon Hotel at Saint Augustine, Is In
town at the Murray HILL lie Is having little
vacation before bucking down TO his Summer
WORK at Lake George. where he will manage the
Fort william Henry Hotel the coming season.
Mrs. Seavey is with min.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

l saw Capt. Clinchy walking down Fourth
avenue the other day. The Captain is OF the
large. imposing order. He still keeps his
weight and his mustaches are as heavy and
black as ever.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

The plated chiffon for ruches ana plastrons
is very expepsivc, 81. 10 beng the cheapest.
but yard applied to the neck and front of an
old dresa has rejuvenating effect
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Tho Brooklyn Bridge police are a nne-look-
ing set Of men, as o rule. The authorities may
have had some regard for the appearance OF
these guardians of that noble structure and
selected tall, well-built men.
The evening world., 1891-05-15

Lillian Russell is determined TO make the
thumb ring the rage. In "Apolo" she
wears on the thumb OF her left hand circle OF
magnificent diamonds, which Jewel is worn in
private IN place of her numerous marquise
IinKa
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-05
HUsTINGS COURT.

The following business was disposed
OF in the Hastings Court yesterday:
j. III. Wright, qualified as attorney
at-law.
e. Didicr VS.. William and Emma
Turner, unlawful detaincr; Judgment
for plaintiff.
knabe Manufacturing Company vs..
ID. X. Burrell, detainer; judgment for
plaintiff.
Bond Safe &c Lock Company VS.. II
Silverman, appeal from tho magistrate
regarding the ownership of q safe
which was bought from the plaintiff by
Singerman Rothman before their
assignment. The trustee sold the safe
along with the stock of goods, which
finally fell into the hands of the de-
PENDANT. in whose favor Judgment was
given.
Several judgments were given in
favor of the Roanoke leo Company and
the Diamond Ice Company against de-
linquent stock holders.
The case of the Delaware Chemical
Company VS.. the Diamond Ice Company,
and Dupuy & Talliafuro VS.. s. p. Will
meth will be heard this morning.