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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
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Castoria is Dr. Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. contains neither Opium Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
Paregore, Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee thirty years by
Millions of Casora destroys Worms and allays
feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhua and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teethng troubles constipation and fatulency.
assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case
tora is the ChiIdren's Panaceathe Mothers Friend
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
For SaIe--A Desirable Dwelling

House, with six rooms, and sumner kitchen,
two los containing Large barn premises cen.
traIly located. Inquire Of John r. Grace. o.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Taken Up--Pigs.

Taken up on Saturday Aug. a. on my premises
in the town Of MIhiin, seven black and white
pigs from two to three months old. No particular
marks. The owner Is requested TO call prove
properly, pay charges and take said pigs away.
GEORGE CLARK.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Village of Dodgeyillc.
Maddeu's Addition
Town Of Eden.
Jenkins Addition

Town G-North- Range Fast.
] h Johnson .,....... 7ACres In ne cor
ner Wy nwl4 u O3I
do lots G, SO aud 90 20 II -
r. q Leo ........ lots hand "a % , TOI
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Town of Highland.
Village of Highland.
Town Of Linden.
Town Of MOSCOW

Town i-North--Range East
\ Olmstcad. ....."..swl soA u 40 10 Us
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Town of Mineral Point.
Town b-Norlh Rnnge = mn.


Daniel IIanes......,w4 swH nwi4 % 10 R
Joseph l. Reed a.,.,pt of the nwI of
nwl4 being all ofsaid uw4 except
that part decided to J aud Martin
by JOS j. Reed . 2ilI 8 "a
Joseph l. Reed pit OF swi4 Of NV
"A being all of said swA except
that part decided 20 j ana 5 Mar
lin by JOS l. Reed 20 1913 o 70
Town 5--Norh- Range 3--East.
Christopher Kirts..undh nwA mex u 90 Ct
do una u swA nel4 ~ 70 81
Town i--North-- Range 8--EasL
Helen Davis ...uout lot $50 lG7 "
Henry Dayls.....undA lot 1855 l.l6 Y
do undA lot 2OO l,lO o.
Town 4-Norlh-Range 3-East
David Edwards...,pt nwI SEA as
described In deeds recorded in vol
2j of deeds page li9 ~ 70
Mary 4 Edwards. pt nw4 sex as de
scribed In deeds recorded In 70!
20 of deeds page IA "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04

Town -NOrth-Rangc i~-ERst
nEnoWn..,,,..o,,uwl, swlA 9 10 90
do nwA sell y 40 %
Est of Heating ....scA nwA 81 40 -
do wis uwA u so II o.
Town NORTH Range I-Nnst
John Ledeufrost,ucli nwA % 10 OK
Town 5--North Range o--EaSt
acknowledgements wi Bnwl4 swA 9 20 10
do eA nwl4 wA . 10 10
Town North Range b. East
Allen Mulcr,...,.wii ne4 nwi 20 70 20
do NV nN'l 20 40 GN
MClyer Bros .........ucl swi, 20 10 80
y and Mcrlosky,slg net SEX 2b 20 Al
l,IInu, az nnvnn,nIJ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Castoria.

"Castoria is so well adapted 10 children that
recommend 1t as superior 10 any prescription
known TO me-"
H. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So oxford St, Brook, IN, n. Y.
Tour physicians in the chidren's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free TO confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us 10 look with
favor upon It,"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPErsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN C. SyrrH, Pres,
urray Street, New York City.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04

John smith lot blk 26 strong's add 10 II
John Clowuey IDIOT - Vleits sur Il ~
j ohm Charles ......,l0 feet of the
side OF lot and 90 on the sslde
Of lots and 3 iu blk ~ I'm StrOng's
addition as described IN deed
executed by Geo, Bottpmly ana
wife to John Charles recorded m
vol ~ OF deeds page 5l0 ~ VI
Colin GoldswOrthy y acre OF the
side Of out lOUyi, and u acre
ole side out lot 29j. Harrisou's
survey as described u Colin
GOldswOrthY IN deed recorded IN
book 2 OF deeds page 23j ~ -
Town 5--Eorth-B Range 2-EaEt
Paul Pratt Est. .....l4 acres SEA sea
a. described In deed recorded lu
book q deeds page 80 70 10 W
Edward Prideaux. lot aud Ut Of
blk strOng's addition ~ VI
x J. Reed lot lGi Haf' o-
rison's survey W
Reese q CHrter.....swH Of LOT 20
Nleits survey y
Town 5--North--Kauge 2-Eaft
Peter Theno ........-2lz acres Of SEA
sej1 a. described IN deed 10 Vim
Murrish aud recorded IN book
Uf deeds page u - ~ %
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
CONDITION OF PRIVATE BANKS
At Mineral Point, Rewey, and Cobb, in
Iowa County.

+ Published per order of John Hummer, State
Treasurer,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Mineral Pointa- Iowa County Bank
and Abstract Office.

JAMES HUrcHIsoNs K Sons, Bankers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04

Tho Centaur Company Murray New York City.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04

wv VI sHIH'T NJ y VIIIN' - y " y
Barlow Est .......That part 81 lot
83 Yleirs survey a. described IN
deed 70 Peter FreGen iu vol 81
deeds page TO and part Of said
lot % decided % said Fueden by
Henry prideauG and vile dated
April 10Th, 1863, aud recorded IN
vol Of deeds page 81 u
Henry Buuer-......,Iot ~ and ~
Twins addition 3
Blaksiy Casserly. pt flots % aud
- IN Nleirs survey a. described
IN book Y Of deeds page S5y ~
X GOldswOrty -..- That part 81 lot
lH III HHrri.Ou'g survey de-
scribed ia book 2Ofdeeds pagc53 u
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04
Village of ANoca.
Town of Ridgcway.

Town 0-NorLh-R nnge I Do
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1891-09-04

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The evening world., 1891-06-24
SKETCHES BYA ,
HEZL7zA Ay1
1M.QUAD.
An OBJ durate Man.

was in q public place OF amusement In
the Bowery the other day, and young
man took charge OF me and showed me
around and made lots of explanations in
the most courteous manner. While he
was telling me that tho wild man of Bor-
neo had preference for row beef |
thought felt his hand in my pocket,
but it is no easy to be mistaken
that didn't say anything. While he
was explaining that n gorilla can kill n
man with one blow of his paw, thought
I felt him in another pocket, but didn't
want TO hurt his feelings, aud so over
looked 1t. lie informed me that ostriches
could maintain speed Of twenty-five
miles IN hour for ten hours ON n
stretch, and Mt the same time
seemed to be searching my watch
pocket. ! might have appeared some
what agtated, but didn't give him to
understand in words that was surprised
heart a little whom he started in to explain
that the crocodiles of Africa sometimes
attain tho lon2th of thirty feet aud can
swallow barrel of cider at one gulp, and
I sought 20 cheer him up by saying:
" I've got one more pocket you haven't
had your hand into. and there's hand
kerchief in it which cost at least II quarter,
You can get II while delivering your Ice
ture on the hyenn-found in profusion in
India-Reldom attacks supposed to
dig up the dead, and so forth"
And what did he do but get mad and
threaten to lick me and turn me out
doors told him was sorry that l had
to come dend broke and that he had
wasted half an hour of his valuable time
for nothing, and that l would have at
leGst 30 cents for him next time l called,
but ne was obdurnte aud had to bid
him farewell and 20.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
You Can Help Save Their Llvcs
with Il Small Sum-,
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.


Without personal observation few can real
ize the sufrerings OF babes in tenement-houses
during the hot weather. Confined in narrow
quarters the dir they breathe is polluted with
foul odOrs and disease stalks among them,
bringing misery and death In It's wake.
Lack Of proper medicines and nourishment
aggrayntc the maladics, and soon the tot is
worsted in the battle for life, ana parents are
left gricf-strlcken to mourn over the loss OF
their darling.
And yet, to check the rsvages OF disease
and decrease the infantile malady, all that is
needed is small contribution from EVEN
ING WORLD readers, which will make the
fund large enough to employ corps
of physicians to go into the homes OF poverty
and take the part OF the bnbiesin the unequal
contest, and by their advice and administra-
tion OF medicines check the illness which in a
short time would prove fatal
Contribute at once, then, and assist in this
great work OF life-saying.
Every penny helps to mako the fund
larger and, OF course, the more money re-
cetved the more good can be DONE
Send In your contribution at once, be It
large or small, and receive the thanks OF hun
dreds OF poor parents.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Very Unpleasant.

As q fat. good -natured looking man
WAS crossing tho City Hall Park last even.
ing he WAS accosted by man who began;
Sir. you don't know how it Grinds
me TO be compelled to ask for charity
from n perfect stranger, but under the
circumstances am obliged -
This in very unpleasant, sir-very
unpleasant" interrupted the other.
"You are the same man who told me the
same story two weeks ago"
Are YOU sure?"
Certainly. You told it TO me two
weeks ngo and ! gave you a dime. You
told it to me again about week ago and
| gave you nickel. 1t is very un-
pleasant to discover that l hnye been vic
timized"
"Oh, U.rt you haven't, sir"
But you are asking me for moro
money"
Yes. but I simply made o mistake.
You are the fat man with bald head.
was looking for the fat man with cane.
It's case of mistaken identity. If I'd
known 1t was you / should have had O
different story"
Ah-yes-I see. Well, here's Q dime
but don't attempt to deceive the public
It's very unpleasant to be deceived-very
unpleasant" NJ. QUAD.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
FAMOUS BREATHING SPOT OPEN.
Glen Island More Attractive This
Year Than Ever.

Another OF New Yorb's famous breathing
spots and excursion resorts, Glen Island, has
Just opened for the season. The first boat
lett Cortlandt street yesterday with a good
sprinEllng Of passengers, picked up additional
ones at JcwcllS Wharf, Brooklyn, and by the
time she left Thirty-third street, East River,
was comfortably hllcd. Every boat there
after carried more and more until the record
for an opening day was broken.
\ more dcli shtGul day could not have been
made 10 order. The sail up the Sound Is dc
lightiul Nnd Glen Island more beautiful than
ever. All the attractions which have helped
to make the island popular We're present, and
many new ones have been added.
A large collection NJ rare poultry now forms
one Of the features OF the ncnagcrie. Little
Germany covers two acres more ground
than ever before, and the seals revcl In n
100000 Stalactite grOtto just completed, and
which. the public seem never TO tire OF
admitting.
The bathing, boating and nshing will be
made special features hereafter, the menAg-
erie Will have the famous trick elephant,
FauchOn, and the aquarium viii contain ali
the denizens OF the deep obtainable.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Tho Evening World Prints Associ
ated Press News.
aARgpoorgp PROPERTY.

A question Of bare feet and knicker-
bockers is agitatinR the school circles of
Fitohburg, Mass. II was brought up by
n female teacher who sent home small,
bare-legged boy on a hot day. She
objected to the length Of exposure
between points whore tho boy left the
ground and where his brief divided gar
ment began. The boys father made
some stir over the matter, and the
School Committee took it M.
Since then New England eloquence and
New England primness have waged
wordy wa, and much seems destined TO
hang on the issue. committeeman who
had not forgotten the comfort Of his OWE
barefooted days argued almost with tears
against the teachers too severe ideas of
proprietY. He quoted with effect the
words of the good old Quaker poet
Twas once barefoot boy.
But he didn't quite carry the day. The
question went to the Visiting Committee.
and pending their decision the boy goes
into stockings. The case takes rank nt
once with that of the Brooklyn School
Commissioner who not long ago proposed
to revise LoNGFELLow's Launching of
tho Ship" in the interests Of morality.
The world holds its breath while great
minds grapple with issues such as these.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
WHERE THE aRAssHoPpERs HAVE TT,

Senator PETER has gone. New York
did not delight him. "Iwould rnther he
eaten out of house and home by Kansas
grasshoppers than live in New York a
week" These were his parting words
But Police Commissioner McCLAvE. re-
turning from a somewhat extended West
ern trip, declares that New York is tine
place Tor Ian Il there's anything IN
aIm.
The Commissioners remarks are so ad-
mirnbly 10 the point that nothing more
need be said. And as to the departing
Senator, he, too, was right in his wny.
The conditions for men with markedly
peculiar theories are most comfortable
where they find tho least friction with
facts. In such cases tho grasshoppcrs
will have 1t by large majority.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
VkCRkN1 VERSES.
When We Got There.

ON the thirty-s"c"uh day of the, thirteenth month
ar the eighth day uf thr week.
Dn tn" tN"ut. .-utth hour ui the sixty first minute
We'll nuI all things that seek.
lhey hro there In the limbo Ot IOllipop land, 4
cloud i,lHui resting In air.
On I'll" n"Nhurr sii" OF the Mountain of Mist In the
valley ol OErrtheIc.
On tho Nowhere side tho Mountain of Mist in the
valley ut OVrrIhrrr,
On solid varor foundation Of cloud palaces
grand and fair.
And th"rr Is whrr" oar dreams will come true and
tho seeds at our hCpps will grow
On n tGiihrrwasd side OF the Hills Of Hope, in
the hamlet ui llOvUS PO.
On H." ththrrwhrd side of the Hills Of Hope In the
hamlet ut llurl- po,
We shall all the thing hat we want to see md
know all Vo care 60 know.
Tor thCr" the old nrn VI III never lament the babies
VIII u"Nur squeak,
In the trv-s Road Corners ~ ChAnsyille, in the
toInty of llid"angoscrk.
County ut lIiicGngu~crk,
In the thtt srvuud dan ut the thirteenth month or
tn" eighth day q! the week,
We shHl du tt the things that We please to do and
accomplish ell that WU tTl,
On III" sunset shore If Sumrtimeornther by the
beautiful bay oi Bimrhy. -l-uakrs Rlud..
The evening world., 1891-06-24
WORlDLlNCS.

Travellers In Ccylon are Astonished 10 discover
that the men there are far more graceful than this
women They are better looking also, and dress
more stylishly while the women work In tho fields
and becom" coarse and homely,
Queen Victoria now rules population Of 867,
OOO, OOO-A greater number Of people than over
acknowedEed tho sovereignty of any one other
person in either ancient or modern times.
The tomato u native Of south Amsrica. II
was known In England ns early as 1896, but its
introduction into North America Is credited 70 tho
French families who were eIilcd by tho revolution
Of San Domingo and settled In tho eastern part Of
the United States,
Mr.. Oscar Wilde and Lady Hubberton are two
Of tho notod EuGl!shwomon who havo adopted the
G.v.aoG .-.:v .,-Ev q. LSs.E VNvsy-G4y 4lp.ro.
Lacy Ca.tnnesS, MIAo. DiAva,sIys bucesssor 40
Paris 40 high presvobs Of Theosophy. has fortune
"i several million dollars. She iS oItravAEantly
fond of diamonds, and appears at receptions loaded
down with the precious stones Her most valuable
ornament Ii large diamond cross.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES.
Giants Turn the Tables Handily
on the Bridegrooms.
Sullivan Suggests Sept. 10 for Slavin
N1atch-General Gossip.

New York and Rusie turned the tables on
Brooklyn yesterday. The Giants knocked
Terry out OF the box in three innings. Then
Hemmlng was put in and the New Yorks only
made one more run. But they had enough.
Results in the League games OF the day: New
York IL, Brooklyn 3; Philadelphia 3, Boston
.; Chicago 8, Cincinnati .; Cleveland IA,
Pittsburg g. In the American Association:
Athletic 3, Washington Q; Cincinnati 8, St.
Louis o.; Columbus 4, Louisville 1.
The standing OF all the clubs up to to-day,
the games won and lost and percentages are
M follows,
The evening world., 1891-06-24
DIRECTORS UNEASY UNDER FIRE.

The Railroad Directors who are on
trial ms a part Of the endehvor to fix the
responsibility for the Fourth Avenue
Tunnel horror of Feb. Goth. do not enjoy
their position in the courtroom. 1t Is
much less pleasant than their ordinary
gatherings, when they meet to talk bust
ness and divide profits. Lawyers nsk
awkward questions. There is too much
of an inclination to intimate thet there
are burdens for even Directors to bear.
For the sense of uneasiness inspi red
among these railway magnates the public
may have cause to be grateful, even
should the trial result in the exoneration
of the indicted men. The prisoners at
the bar will have learned that such a
thing as their accountability is populnrly
believed to exist, and that they may be
called upon Mt any time to face conFc-
quences. This may convert them TO new
ideas of Directorates and their duties
with regard to the travelling public und
its safety.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

A Jersey tramp snntched at diamond
necklace on woman's neck. She was a
professional strong woman ON IL vacation.
and the tramp is now covered with
bruises, liniment and humiliation. The
woman said she WAS sorry for his aches.
Dnt was glad of the chance for litile
gentle exercise TO improve her circulation.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
SPoTLETS.

The o'Gormsn hahon was a hre-eater. sevsn-
teen was the number Of his dues. He seemed to do
well under FIRE.
Adam ForepGuEh, like his pa before him, is a
great circus man. He Is not attached to tho me-
nSEerie part, but 10 in tho ring.
-.
Blayin and Mitchell take Pony Moore and 70
away to foreign shore. Seal
-.
I'd give my all for her sweet sake,
For were she mine, you 800,
Her fortune ID be enough to make
A millionaire of mo. -BrODkIyH Ltfs.
-.
The Mills between Mckinley and Campbell are to
be fought on Foraker lot. How they will tariff
they get at each other.
Necessity knows no law. and can't afford to hire a
lawyer.
Blifkins never stops AZ tho Windsor whom In town.
Unlike BorpGs. he oRnnct raise tho wind.
-.
"Shortoheok "A new term added TO the vooabu-
larry OF crime.
The report that Porter had resigned DOESN'T count
Most people wish no hadn't, either.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

In Paris there IS n disposition to adopt
white stockings, but American women refuse,
except with white toilets. There is, however,
compromise, namely, the Magpic, with
white toes, heels and the upper portion OF the
leg, the foot and well above the ankles black.
The plan is approved OF on the score Of clean
illness, but It has very hybrid appearance;
however, It Is supposed that the white is In
visible. Years ago, FOR cconomy's sake, black
silk stockings We're made with white cotton
tops; but I'm those days the colorings were
not fast; now 10th black cotton and blac!,
wool may he depended on, and they wash per-
rcctly, without any fear OF the black running
into the Whitc.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
A Stnpe PlCture-

She stands with rapt. scstatic glance,
~ " In an inspiring ttEurv,
A heron" Of old romance
R"tprr the toUtlights ON the stage.
Shv look rurautuTri into space,
a -rraphs Sui'u upon h-' face
In all her h'NutN, youth Aud grace
WHO cnn her Hull.- emotion gaugsf
Her lips are NOV ing, ard glrAu
Thai she. ElW1ys -uCuld serene,
S"mr one TIM" iuvrr'- 'Nco has seen
Amid ~" crowd who's, ryt. she tncsta
Or do''~ -nc huitd chHtrHUI Ia SPAIN
or iu.plgatinu sock ~ vain
Al no! -" Im wrong Agaiu--
Shr's uuly counting the receipts
The evening world., 1891-06-24

A wheel on mn Elevated Hallway motor
stopped gom! around yesterday. and
went down Instead. 1t Lit no one in the
street below. and as it happened at sta.
uon there was no casualty on the road.
1t begins TO lie question how long Provi-
dence will withstand tho temptation of
these narrow escapes.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

An Italian Immigrant returned con
science-stricken to the Barge Office yes.
terday to confess that hc once spent two
months in Roman Jail for fighting. But
his blows were in defense Of his honor.
The spectacle Of honest vnlor thus pro.
sented was too much for Col. WEBER, and
the Roman will not lie sent back.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

It will be day Of radical reform when
fully to the interests OF the courts of
Justice as many of them do now to their
own chances for fees.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Cured Him of Drinking.


TFFOm he NcIo York WtekIy,I
Mrs. Cribbcr-What has become Of your
Cleopatra jcwelry-the asps, snakes, serpentS
and things.
Mrs. BlDbcr-IIushl Don't let my husband
hear you. have niddcn them away.
Haven't you worn them at all?"
81 wore them once, and the moment my
husband saw Them he rushed Off TO a doctor.
The next morning he took the pledge.
shan't wear them again unless he baCkslideS.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
What They Gave Finn,
fFyom Tsla, Sini,o,.l


"wcll, didn't they give you chance for
d"fcnsc7' asked the Judge, when Uncle Jen
WAS explaining how he had once been wrong
inilN accused, Iarrcd ana fcathercd, and driven
uut ~ a ncighboring state.
hclr Jeu lWith painful PecollcctiOn)-
Chance 10 de lenCc7 No, sab. hey cOtch
me In dc back yayd Tore got 20 dc fence,
ana what dcy gib me was er solitary rail wild
an nidge 0nter II laik de ridge bone OF a
razOr-back hog.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
Not Up to the Times.

lfTom Broof'gn LUe.I
Amy-Why have you dropped Miss E1der'A
acquaintance!
Mabel-oh, was compelled to. Shea boz
yOnd redemption.
Amy-What Is the trouble?
MaDcl-She persists In saying SweIl
dressed instead OF "smartly gowned."
The evening world., 1891-06-24

The determination TO enforce the ordi-
nance recurring n roof over the Polo
Grounds beacheries followed closely
upon the shutting out of tho Giants in
the first Brooklyn game. Did the mu-
nicipal authorities think, just then. that
the New York bleacher might better put
his partisanship under cover?
The evening world., 1891-06-24

by the aid of surgeons piece Of tin has
Just been produced which has been car
ried in the body of good Yankee almost
long enough to rank as real Am erican
tin. 1t was part OF canteen which a
bullet at Bull Run pushed into Union
soldiers arm.
The evening world., 1891-06-24
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Shoes Worn by Wellesley College
Glria-Queer Requests Made by
Shoppers-Parls Trying to
Revive White Stockings
jersey Bodies
Bring About
Reform.

The ladies' skirts now so popular have
opened new neld Of Industry for starving.
struggling seamstrcsses, who get the munin-
centsum of 81 per dozen There is "no finish-
ing" the advertisements read, all the work
being done on the machine II this Is the re-
suit Of McKinleys influence, that humanita-
rian and reformer has much to answer for.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Latest advices from portions Of the
Celestial Empire soom 10 indicate the
prevalence OF sentiment that every
thing not Chinese must go. Missionaries
are having turbulent time.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

Good curios always command good prices
The late Lady Roscberry was one OF the most
discriminating and enthusiastic lady COL
lcctors in England. The Marchoncss OF
lornc delights In artistic bihclots, her sister,
Princess Beatrice, in silver knick-knacks and
the Princess Of Wales In historical fans.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

II they please, hlRname is Mr.. HUTcHrN-
SON and he will be obliged If they will
drop the familiar old Hutch" This is
the latest call on Change from the old
man of Chicago.
The evening world., 1891-06-24

The Wellesley College girls wear the ugliest
shoes ever designed by a cobbler They are
made of "stout leather" with full soles, the
same width at toe and ball, heels OF two lifts,
and long English vamps. They are custom
made, cost so pair and last two terms. The
heavy Drained ladies walk and row in them,
play tennis, ride tricycles, eat and study In
them and wear them In the gymnasium.