Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-01
FROM CURB AND CORRIDOR.

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gshering In tho Maya Queer Saie-A
Tulip MS a Jewel-A Cure for Car-sick-
| nsxs.It f,oesy,t Paw IN prot.ct Foo,.
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SPRING iever was epidemic Yesterday. Inc
warm weather was too much for the industry
aoous seven mea ous =, .en. anu sne o.a,
Es"e was oniy oho y, lne nashess mnion uIeW M
iots oi business anu proiessohai men irou,
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SosA .ao.o "eto io'' " .isse as,.s
,aoAeu W uoois anu ie.s upos , uesNs,
seou ~, oiu Daes soon osihE e,n ~ mus aenAnu
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oIi, ia ,,,i.a aA S..e. ~ sspi ,.i.i, aa,r,,
town Tha ta;inrs :" ono ~ ,ten, .oid me fsi.
"n .ne sanois' so ohe VI 'neln so'u me' iSis
.1e nrss sustained aemahd Ior n9hI"e'ghs
the o,.s tn. anu no 81 A az si sn'r.
annonnced tbs .nn-naoI, os snmmsr On ,hs
| forizts, conntars ihe roeas have seldom been
| mora nlentifn, and nevor obasner AZ this .sa.
| sou of tho var =
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| 'o-Dr' oheaP'
| 1AEkEs man over In Allegheny VINO mugs
.ne aeiuslon fondly to his heart that he can
guy In'ngs little cheaper than any otner oeins
Ua lie .',s cur ou' espeoiAy cneaper ,uah his
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NC NC picneu up seeono-hanu wr'nge, Ior % W.
ing rohers were worn OUT so ne took the ma
,, n' " " ""oiesso "1'nser es,apisnnen. ~ ~ anu
uousns ne" iuoper nAings ior s1 90. lneh'
s paiu y. % ioi 'ne .hing' he .ooe IL noine
go. ~ 'ne "'e Vi LIE oosonh WIN
.II. p..ue
,r,a.' nuvn a,,a u.u you pay lor n' she @oAea.
ou, uonafs r, anu eigh.y-nve cents, my oear
-uIt cheap! saiu ne Witn cough OIL supreme
sna' so' she asked with Just the least
wr,nosr III, .,,;" nappeneu :" piIce =
.ha,, 80 90 so Dl"nA 'he o'her uas anu
n,;c,. 80 " De n'''AAen' ou' Jou
p,.,u,,,s p,.. ~ -,u .n aSA
., was 'ne piace "here ne nad pougnt
of wrinoars has no. haan a +ara-,.a 49, 49,
then.
A New Cure for Car-sickness.
~ HAD very painful experience on the cars
the other day" said young Pittsbure physi-
clan. II was returning from Washington
with friend of mine and his wife. The latter
suffered from car.sickness a comnlaint nv the
way. that is lust as bad as sea.sickness. and
due to very similar causes and her husband
pressed me to prescribe for her. As it was i'm.
possible to reach a drugstore l sugges ted
champagne She was lying down in the draw.
ing room of the car. and thitber presentIv her
husband and the porter tool the cbamuace and
some cracked ice In few ninutee NV fr,.nd
rejoined mo In tina sp,olx,ng room nainad
puzzled look was on his face + asked hin,
what was the matter He said ruafulIv tbat
after the porter had onened n smalI bo,,ia his
wife had positivs,v rafpsad "a a., har In. 80
the wine. The sgb. and email =, ths t.
parne even annnved bo- ana ,,a 800 IN
retired precipitnteiv with the bot,Ie N
".What am to dop ha asLsd wb.r a
thing has to be done. be &c never 90 painfnI 4,
IL NV way tu not ouicklv Nv srroioaI .rnar,-
epce has taugbt nc tho, i.o,.a, 49,, s.rs.s
$3.50. "a. me sns'. ! looAea my Iriena
ebamnapne for boti, ~ ne ,ono,, q, h,,..any
nstrange 70 ro,.,a ~, fri..a,s ,ni,e e.,.
better altar wa had sw,,iowad .ho ,v;non 1'"
orai nroocn'
oN the dusty, sunny pavement OF Penn ave-
nue. lois OF pretty dresses and prettier women
may be seen liz the middle hours Of the after
noon, and the brightness Of the spring fashions
makes the scene especially pleasing to the eye
just now. A touch OF originality in dress,
which noticed there yesterday, strikes me as
peing worthy OF commendation. The girl in
questlon was brunette, not exactly beauty.
but blessed with piquant, expressive face.
She was dressed In dark cloth dress. cut evil
IDENTIFY by man tailor. and there was nothing
about it or her tip-tilted hat to catch the eye
A.,
there was splash OF gold that was simply
aazzlne. For' moment you could not tell
Wnat IL was, Dut second look showed you that
IL was fresh Dossoming flower, single tulip
fuii blown, with its yellow and crimson petals
pressed back nat. Goldsmith never chased or
Durnlshed Drooch OF gold that shone with the
iuster OIL lhls simple garden HOVER. Perhaps
IL cnimed IN win the style and complexion of
the wearer better than It might in another case,
but 1t surely is worth the while Of the average
brunette to make the experiment with single
tulip.
AN Ongrateiui ienderfoot.
TT does not always pay to protect a fool
from knaves," said John S Sullivan. of Jeffer-
son City, reverting to the days when he worked
or the river, between Pittsburg and New
Orleans. II remember one day 90-pound
renderfoot came to me, soon after we had left
Memphis, and blubbered ont that he had lost
every penny he had to gambler, who had
fooled him with the strap trick. A delicate
looking wife and couple of small children
were tagging on to Mr.. Innocenrs coat tails,
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