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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-12-26
Every Girl Her own Cologne Maker.

Every Girl Her own Cologne Maker.
Perhaps you would like to try to make
your own cologne; here is a recipe
which is said to be very good: To one.
half gallon of alcohol put six drams each
of oil of lavender, oil:of bergamot, and
essence of lemon, two drams of oil OF
rosemary, and twelve drops oil of CHINA
mon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-12-26

Prosperity to often la. the sam, yIi-,,n
on the Christian that calm sea has on =
Dutch mariner, who frequently, it is said,
in those circumstances, ties up the rud-
der and goes to sleep. Bishop llorne.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-12-26
railroad Schedules, etc.
Cumberland and Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE.

SCHEDULE.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

j. II. Sloan, who has an ONCE In the Morse
Building, showed yesterday the largest black
bass which has been caught In Northern
waters for some time 1t weighed nine
pounds and three ounces and was captured
with a six-ounce rod by Mr. Sloan while f1sh-
ing az greenwood Lake.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

tinued our trip down 10 New Baltimore,
where the excursionists were put ashore.
The barge did not sink, but was taken TO
Albany, and I understand that the belated
excursionists were taken home at 2 o'clock.
"The accident was practically an unavoid-
able one, though the tugboat pilot was In
fault In not needing our signals at FIRST
"There was comparatively small damage
to the barge, though 1t is quite remarkable
that the accident was not attended by any
loss OF life"
capt. Roe is ono OF the Oldest and most
popular Hudson River captains and has been
In command OF the Drew since her first trip In
1867.
The damage TO the Drew is comparatively
trilling. Her nag pole has been broken, the
headlight railing and light wood on the bow
smashed, and portion OF her upper deck and
bow destroyed.
II was said this morning that $500 would
repair the damage, which would In no way
interfere with the steamers regular trips.
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SKETCHES BYA
kaM.QUApb.
A Close shave for Thomas.

N Siooo pAAoN' iSA
When the letter. collector whose route
takes in the box at the bridge entrance got
ground there yesterday morning he
found a gitl waiting to say to him:
" dropped letter in hero last night
addressed TO Thomas DRvy. in Boston. /"
Wasn't it stampede"
"Oh, yos, sir. -
Properly directed7"
Very properly"
Then what's wrong"
Well. sir suppose I'll have to tell
you, she blushingly replied. q" You see,
we are engaged,
yes"
II got n letter from him which made
mo mad"
" see. And so you sat down and wrote
him that all wns over you could never -
no, ne or lie his'n; farewell! Isn't that
the wny of it?"
That's exactly tho way of IT,"
Hurried up and posted tho letter ;
went home and bad n cry; woke up this
this morning TO wish you hadn't gwen
Thomas the bounce Z"
That's IL.
" We'll here's the letter, and you come
over to the Postmaster and arrange mat
tiers. and then 60 ahead and marry Thomas
and be happy"
% - will, sir; and I'm thousand times
obliged to you, " she said as she wiped the
tears from her big blue eyes and followed
after
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STRAW SURETY THEIR BANE.
The Comptroller's Office Kept on
Edge Watching for It.

Comptroller Myers is at Arverne- by the
Sea to-day, and It was left to Deputy Comp
trOllcr Richard A. Storrs to explain why ire
spdnsiblc sureties had been accepted on city
contract bonds, as was told by THE WORLD
this morning.
The contracts In which poor securities were
accepted were some for asphalt paving which,
according to the terms Of the contract, must
be kept In repair for a term OF f,ftcen years,
the contractors bonds holding him to the
maintenance OF the pavement laid by him
during that term.
The sureties whose responsibility is ques-
toned are Joseph n. Marshall, Nicholas
McCool and Justus Il. Ewing.
They are spoken OF as professional bonds
men or men who offered security on the pay
ment by the contraCtOrs-thc Barber Asphalt
Company and the Matt. Taylor COmpany-of
premium OF per cent.
Deputy Comptroller Storrs in explanation
said that Contract Clerk l.. Grant Marsh, OF
the Finance Department, IN every case makes
search against all securities offered on a
bond, and that property offered by Marshall,
MCCOOl and Ewing was sufficient to cover the
amount for which they justified at the time.
Since Marshall went to Scotland, he said, he
has been replaced aS bOndSman by John
Devlin, who Is well known o the Comptroller.
In all the cases, too MIR. Storrs said,
i" there Is second bOndsman, whose security
Is ample"
Marshall was surety for the Matt Taylor
Company on the Eighth avenue contract,
which Is now being entirely rcsurfaced by the
contractor, under his obligation to keep II re-
paired for fifteen years
comptroller Mycrs's private secretary,
Edgar &. Levy, said, with reference to the
charge that professional bOndsmen are ac-
Ccpted In the Finance Department., that
great many Of that sort who are dcslrous OF
getting the premium offered by contractors
have had their prOtTcrcd security rejected.
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Some day, when you are down in Cort-
lAndt. Vesey or Rector street, you will
run across the old woman known as
"Old Moll." She has basket of cakes
and candies and she has queer why's
about her. II you buy at her solicitation
she says: God bless We ~ II you
don't, you'll get such trimming down as
will last you for q month. One day. after
! had come to understand her ways, |
timed her by the watch. and for seven
minutes she hammered away, with
scarcely seconds interval. She called
me all the cross-eyed, bald headed. bow
legged, spindle shnnked names you ever
road Of. She abused my grandfather and
grandmother, and my forty other blood
relations without stint. She hoped I'd
be sick, break my leg, lose my job and
have to sit on bench in City Hall Park
all night for want of bed.
II rather upsets man the first time,
you like the novelty OF it. She isn't vio-
lont or demonstratIye: on the contrary,
she is very quiet. and while she is blast
ing your eyes in Al fashion no one ten
feet awny could tell that she wasn't In
quiring whether the children had pulled
through the mumps and were now ready
to tackle the measles.
Down near the ferry tho other day q
man who was pennless aud i'll sat on o
box with his head in his hands. He
wanted to get to Hoboken, but had no
money. lie had asked half dozen men,
but no one would take any interest in his
welfare. Then | saw this old woman
this queer old being whom you would
call almost soulless do a strange thing.
She walked into grocery and brought
out Il lass Of ice-water. Then she made
the man eat couple of cookies and
stuffed two others into his ragged pocket.
Then she counted him out ten pennies
and told him to go his way, and looked
after him until he had passed into the
ferry house. We who were looking on
wanted to compliment her, but she blasted
us right and left and went her way. She
had betrayed herself. however. She's
got heart, after all, and somewhere on
the face of this earth she has a son
wand ering about. Something in the look
OF that pennilesS man touched her
mothers heart and made it swell, and as
she did for him She hoped some one
might do for her wanderer.
NJ. QUAD.
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

All contributions sent to "The Even
Ing World" office for the Sick Baby
Fund should be directed to Cashier,
New York world" Pulitzer Building.
Packages containing clothes, &C.,
should he addressed to Mrs. Roberts, SO
West Thirty-fifth street.
Any one whose contribution TO the
Sick Baby Fund is not acknowledged in
these columns will confer favor by
notifying the Editor of "The Evening
Worll.p
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THE CLEANER

! hear that eK-Civil Justice John A. Dinkel,
Of the Tenth Assembly District, is disporting
himself In Berlin. lie writes that he visited
Prince Bismarck at his country seat and was
pleasantly received.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

Miss Frelinghuysen, daughter OF the late
Is greatly interested IN educational
and religious AFFAIRS. She is very fond of the
and visits the little tots often to
listen to their object lessons and to encourage
Them with her sweet smile. She is tall,
slender girl, dressed in half mourning.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
CHARLES OzBURN HANGED.
He Shot a Man over a Dispute
Involving Fifty-four Cents.
TnY AsBoCIATED PRESS. !

ATLANTA, Ga, July 24.-Charles NJ. Ozburn,
who murdered James NJ. Bradley In this city
on May last, was hanged here at 1910 to-
day. His neck was broken by the fall.
The execution took place in the county jail
before about forty witnesses.
ozburn was commission merchant of this
city. lie stood well and was highly con-
nected. He had a dispute with Bradley about
n barrel OF potatoes on which Bradley claimed
there was "a cents overcharged.
OZburn went to Bradley's store and shot
him dead. Desperate efforts were made to
prevent the execution, an appeal being made
to the Legislature yesterday.
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VACRANT VERSES.

Tho Wandering Sunbeam.
A ray Of summer sunshine foil
Athwart = wndOw pane;
And paused a. II 1t could not tell
Which way to turn again,
A moment ouly lingering there,
Bold ray III IoAped tho space,
And glanced into two eyes upturnod,
All me so oWect place,
Flashing thro' leagues Of upper air
Through oceans vast Of blue,
Gladly II paused here, for more fair
We're mAiden's eyeb 30 true.
Coquetting with her waving hair
And glintina on blue dT0sB,
PoT gown and eyes a sight most rare
We're matched In luVeIiness
But ElAncing back TO eyes again
The BunbsAm's flashes go,
II could not on dull cloth remain
When eyes inyite-Ah moi
Dance, lovely sunbeam, everywhere,
Battle earth ip holy glow;
No violet eyes with these compare
No EHesteT glance, know.
W. r.. FoOdrSf, IN Wiikesbdrrs Leader
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WY He Wa Anxious.

=" In very sOrry,' returned the bride. an
tGll epOk to speak to the liyeryman about II. :"
The evening world., 1891-07-24
THE" ALLEN in COURT.
Too Weak to Prosecute Carraro, He
Asks for a Continuance.

The - Allen was at the Jefferson Market
Court for few minutes this afternoon with
his head swathed In bandages. lie had ap-
peared to press charge OF feonious assault
against the Italian Carralo, who stabbed him
with an iCe-plCk in n quarrel over a game OF
cards In the Allen-Franchi dive on South
Fifth avenue.
Allen was very weak, and at his request the
tomorrow.
To an EVENING WORLD reporter Allen stated
that he had left his home to-day for the first
time since the stabbing, and that the report
that he had gone TO a seaside resort was un-
true.
Carraro still bears visible evidences OF the
beating he received at the hands OF Aliens
friends
The evening world., 1891-07-24
GYSBERS IS OUT OF TOWN.
Plentiful Rumors in the Neighbor
hood of His Real Estate once.

Plentiful Rumors In the NeiRhbor-
hood of His Real Estate once.
Rumors were plentiful in the neighborhood
of Ninth avenue and Forty-frst street this
morning that William c. Gysbers, real
estate agent, at 55d Ninth avenue, had left
town.
Gysbers has collected rents for number of
people up town for the last four years. He is
only twenty-five years OF age and unmarried.
Among his clients were Harry Sterns
wholesale butcher, FOrtieth street, near First
avenue; George Hammers, butcher Mt 5S7
Ninth avenue, and Henry snyder, APO West
Forty-fourth street, with whom he is in ac-
count.
The boy In Gysbers ONCE said his employer
was there early this morning and had gone to
Paterson TO visit his brother.
Mr.. Sterns knows OF this brot her. who Is
well-to-do' and thinks Gysbers may have gone
10 him for assistance.
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Damp Day at the State Camp.

TBFFcIAL TO THE EvENIN0 woRLDl
PEEKsKILL, July 24.-The reception OF the
non-commissioned stan OF the Eighth Regi-
ment by the nOn-commissloned stan OF the
seVenty-fourth Regiment, held in Sergt.
cess This morning the camp is DAMP ana
sOggy. The drizzllng rain. however, has moi
interfered with the drill and guard mount.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

Some OF the new dress bonnets are most
brilliant with aigrettes and passementeries,
mingled in artistic fashion with tulle and
other diaphanous textiles. A glimpse OF gold
foliage or gold thistles, and silver dandelion
blows appears among the fieecy clouds OF
gauze or spangled net New cap bonnets are
sent over, to be worn a little back upon the
head, and very fiufry masses of hair are then
required above the forehead. Snow-white
spirea with pink hyacinths appear on lovely
garden fete caps.
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A Contrast.

He SAt on board at the baseball game,
And bTollsd In the burning sun;
He knew every players Christian name,
And, II any one scored q run,
Ho danced, and yelled, and grow red In the face,
Aud shouted, and tossed his hat,
For he, a. you have guessed, was u base
Ball crAnk-And they act like that.
lie sat in = cushioned broad aisle pew
In a cool and quiet church,
AMI squirmed as you would perhaps, II you
We're n achoolboy and feared the birch,
Ho heAyed sigh when the mi mater said
Amen, and he grabbed his nat,
For he was a mAn--A male btped-
And in church they act like that
--SOHsrriiIs Journal
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THEY ARE A PRECIOUS PAIR.
Howe's Fair Female Accomplice
Held for Examination.
Nettie Kirby and He Sold Opium
and stole Diamonds.

alias Mrs. DE Ford, the handsome brunette
who is charged with having aided Robert
Howe, alias Hambcrg, in his successful
efforts to nlch diamonds from unsuspecting
jewellers, was arralgned In the Jefferson
Market Police Court this morning.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
Boston Plumbers May Strike.
ny ASSOCIATED PRESS.


BOSTON, July 24.-The tourneymen plum
bers, OF this city, recently asked for an In
crease from $3.50 TO a. a day, with the
understanding that, unless the increase was
forthcoming before next Monday, they would
ST. Ike Al meeting OF the Master Plumbers
Association yesterday afternoon, It was
unanimously voted not to grant the increase
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DISMISSED FROM THE FORCE.
Drunkenness and Inattention AL
legged Against These Policemen.

The following patrolmen were dismissed
from the Police Department, by action OF the
Police Board to-day, for the causes named:
William j. Dixon, Oak street station !:
Michael COughlin Elizabeth street station,
and Alexander Murphy, East Twenty-second
street station, fer intoxiCation; James COnk-
lin, Charles street station, for being absent
from roll-call, and Nathan W. Putnam, Prince
street station, for being absent from post.
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he HAD CATARaR FOR THIRTY-FIVE YEARS
For Twenty Years Mr.. lIch DOctOred Tor H. but oil in
Vain.

He Is One of the L'ddin0 Cittsens Of
college Poinf. aud Ho Told Re-
porter HoW Drs. Mccoy and Wud-
man Restored HIS Hearing and
Health When HIS Case Ba1Ted Oiher
PhDsioidnS.
Everybody in College Point knows George Itch
He IL one OF the leading items Af the place, and
has lived there almost half centdry Until three
years ago he kept the leading bakery In town Then
he transferred the business to his son-in-law. Mr.
Itch for the past thirty years has kept coal
and wood yard in College Point, and he lives on
Thirteenth street, near Second avenue, In that
pretty Long Island town. He Is known yet as
Baker Iloh, while his brother, David Ilch, who Ia
Just as fat and Jolly as he s, keeps the principal
butcher shop, and the two brothers are designated
As Baker Ilch and Butcher Iloh. MF
George Ich told reporter ven
The evening world., 1891-07-24

! hear that eK-Civil Justice John A. Dinkel,
Of the Tenth Assembly District, is disporting
himself In Berlin. lie writes that he visited
Prince Bismarck at his country seat and was
pleasantly received.
am told that the reason so many can
didates are In the field for the Ciyil Justice
ship in the Tenth judicial District is TO be
found In the fact that there Is little or no
business done in the Tenth District Court.
The salary Of the Judge ls the same hs that
Of any other Ciyil Justice who docs ten times
MS much work.
Civii Justice Andrew J. Rogers, OF tho An
nexcd District, Is an ex-Congressman, hnv-
ing once represented New Jersey constit-
uency In the National Legislature.
hear that President Purroy, OF the Fire
Department, desires state senator Ives TO
stand for reelection. The followers Of Louis
j. Hcintz, in tho Twcnty-fourth Assembly
District, hope that he will, and say that they
will warm his jacket II he does.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Beattio was
in Il happy mood when called upon him yes
terday. IIc had Just received letter from
william Fahnestock, Of wall street, com.
plimenting him on the clean condition OF Rec
tor street.
Tammany Hall at Fordhnm is I hear, TO he
rarled on. It's II two-story frame building.
and has been used by the Tammany Hall or
ganiEation Of tho annexed, district since 1880.
A new building IS abo,It tobe erected and the
members OF the body take this means Of get
ting rid Of the old one. The price of the
tickets " fixed Ut 80 EACH, ......... ...
Mrs. Amelic Rives-C hanler, the authoress,
il, ! understand, expected 20 sal for New
York next week, and will probably arrive
about Aug, 3.
While down at Newport, X. l., | noticed
that Mrs. Paran stevens had changed the
style Of the livery worn by her servants IL
used tO be yellow In color but now her coach
man and fOotman wear red top boots and
black velvet collars trimmed with red piping,
and attract n great deal OF attention.
j. II. Sloan, who has an ONCE In the Morse
Bululhg, showed yesterday ths largest black
bass which has been caught In Northern
waters for some time II weighed nine
pounds and three ounces and was captured
with a six-ounce rod by Mr. Sloan while flsh-
ing az greenwood Lake.
EX-rrcsident Of the Tax department Michael
Coleman, who has been appointed by Superln-
tcndent Of Insurance Pierce To appralsc the
real estate Of the New York Life Insurance
Company, Is accounted n close friend Of George
Jones, against whom the New York Life has
begun an action for libel, claiming heavy
damages. The compensation OF an appraiser
In such cases used formerly TO bo charge
against the Insurance Company the property
Of which was appraised, and is said TO have
been very liberal. Now appraisers have to be
paid from II small appropriation made by the
state for such purposes, and the position is
said not 70 be 10 desirable as formerly.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

What's this? Our own JOHN l.. Sui
LIvAN coldly received in the Sandwich
Islands? Yet there is no doubt that the
American slugger could fairly eat up the
most unregenernte cannibal OF them nll
Truly, the missionaries have worked a
mischief there.
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a Prominent Percentage.

Jawkins-Who Is that man yonder who
goes along with his nose In the ARP
Hogg-Sh! He's a mighty important per-
sonagc. His picture and biography are in all
the papers
JawEins-What has he done2
hogg-les the man who was cured OF
catargh.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

1t needs no argument TO demonstrate
why the authorities at Atlanta should
deny the request that three little children
of q murdered man be allowed to witness
the execution of the murderer.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
Two KILLED by a Freight Train.
Inr ASSOCIATED PREssl


MARSHALLrowS, Ia, July GA Chicago
and Northwestern freight train struck amp
killed Mrs. j. II. johnson, aged seventy, and
her four-year-old grandson at La Noble last
evening while they were walking on the track.
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A short-sightod Man.

Iron Tsrds StrtiHs'.l
she-What do you mean, sir, by speaking 10
me In the street. want you 10 understand
that am respectable married lady.
He-ExcuSe me- but am 80 short-sighted
that az nrst glance cannot distingu;rS
married lady fIom any other lady.
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remarkable story. Ho said: ~ suffered with CO.
tnrrh for thirty five years. For twenty years doc
toret for il, but Tho doctors couldn't do me any
good and mad Rivcn up, until Il few nths ago
when placed myself under trcntmen with Drs
Mccoy and Widman. six months ago didn't
care whether lived or not had terrible pains In
tho back Of my head, and was totally deaf in my
right car for years. My throat WAS so stopped u0
with mucng that / almost choked. I couldn't
breathe through que nostri of my nose. I had
chronir crtlrrh N the worst form. Well, Drs. Nc
Coy and Wilimnn have done wonders for me. They
restored my hearing. The pains in my head an
gone. don't suffer any more with my throat, and
| can breathe all right. Yes, Drs. McCoy and
Wildman have done me great deAl Of good, and
have sent number OF people suffering with cAtarrh
to them"
Drs Mccoy and Wildman furnish all medicines
free, and their charges for treatment are so low
that they hro within the reach Of all.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

IS TO tho question Of tickets in '92,
Blocks-of- Five DUDLEY says the Demo
Gratis will nominate GonMAN, while JoE
MANLEY, o. Augusta. says BLAINE will
accept the Republican nomination. With
PEFFER already set forth by the Alliance,
the campaign may begin nt once.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
DOCTORS Mccoy AND WILDMAN,

East 42d street, near Grand Central Depot, and
Broadway. corner 14th street, New York, and 1877
Montague street Brooklyn, where All durable cases
aye treated with success II you live at u distance
write for symptom blank. Address all mall TO
EsEt AID street Ofice hours-0 TO IL A. NJ, to
p. NJ. to 2. NJ. daily. Sundays, TO ~ A. NJ.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

The Chinese do not want religion nor
missionaries. snys a report. Sufficient
unto every Celestial at home is his own
idea Of destiny.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

At last 1t has come. "Yellows" have
attacked the Maryland peaches and blue
is the prospect for the harvest.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
BROKER LEWIS SENTENCED,
Seven Years and Half for Plunder-
ing His Wife.

Broker Lewis was sentenced by Recorder
Smyth to-day TO seven years and six months
Imprisonment. He was convicted OF robbing
his wife OF more than $4,000.
on application or Lewis's counsel Judge
Barrett, In supreme Court, issued an order TO
show cause why there should not be a stay OF
sentence pending appeal.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

The Rapid Transit Comm issioners
please the people with plans. Now to de-
light them with execution.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

An Orange woman took a policeman
for devil in church. And they called
her insane.
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Had All They Wanted.

IRON Harpsrs Basdr.
Friend Your play was not n success, | hear.
Unsuccessful Playwrignt--No; but think
the audience would have liked It II they had
seen 1t ali; they all went out after the tirst
act.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

Oh, Giants! come out of the Slough of
Dcspond.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
Chappie's Retort.

lFrom hs Epoch,
Said he, "You are a liar, Sir"
And Chappie answered, Pooh
ia really much admire, Sir,
TO be told something new"
The evening world., 1891-07-24

Mexicans are to introduce the fire.
alarm from the United States. Send
them Foraker.
The evening world., 1891-07-24

The complexion OF the Paris woman has
undergone noticeable change for the better,
not altogether attributable to her art in ap-
plying artificial tints to her once sallow
epidermis The lady OF social place lives like
an anchorite, they say, on most limited diet,
drinking scarcely anything but milk, or, II
stimulant is needed, using little pure
whiskey and water instead OF wine. Hearty
meat is renounced In favor OF chicken or
game, and only the most easily digested foods
are eaten, Transforming the sallow French
complexion to ivory whiteness among the
ele0anteS.
The evening world., 1891-07-24
Ready with Change.

T'T07' "UTV'T "'1"T'I
"Can you change q two-dollar hill?" asked
Cadley.
certainly" returned the druggist, Cour-
teously. How'll you have 1t, In Qulnine pills
or cough dropsY"
The evening world., 1891-07-24

r Robust Angel.
Prom TsruI Si,rns,I
Miss Smlth-TlOw do you like your hushandy
Mrs. Newhusband-Oh, he Is an angel II
ever there was one. Yesterday morning lie ate
four eggs that boiled for his UreaSfast.