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The evening world., 1892-10-06
TIE wAsPs WERE With FIN.

The Ridgewood IN. J.) man who
sounded revoille for colony of wasps
by scattering musketful of nails among
them, now knows what q rcd-hot cam
psign means. The wnsps were dreaming
away the peaceful hours in q garret when
the Rilgewood slarpshooter rudely dis
turbcd them.
He heard them coming. hut alas! the
door slammed, aud both doorknobs fall
ing of. he was helplessly locked in. The
wasps were with him. They had more
fun than he did IN that gsrret. They
SORTED, wheeled and backed their bust
ness ends against him with surprising g
snd singing rapidity. lie WINS literally
jnbbed full of holes and bunged Mp in q
wny TINT spoke we'll for tue wasps' ability
and agility.
He will know how to monkey with
wasps the next time he wants to dispossess
them. IL he decides to take the law into
his own hands, ho will 60 to the field of
battle in diving bell and stay inside the
hell until the wasps have blunted their
stings bv humping too hard and too often
against his iron covering. II he has real
good scl,se lie will secure writ Of habeas
corpus III the regular way and n posse
comitatus of somebody else to serve it on
the wasps.
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of them Is taken from the bulletin {:
SD5l. cnncc pellets. nodded but not in
the form OF coffee beans. When mixed with
ground coffee would escape the notice of the
purchaser alsc, probably. IN mixture with
whole coffcc. Composition, wheat -four and
bran ; rye also PROBABLY present. Price, six
cents per round or 5lp cents In ;cn.barrel
lots The manufacturers claim that an addi-
tion Of 30 per cent. OF these pellets TO
genuine coffee VIII make an equal drink to
the straight goods. TIL manufacturers,
after making extravasant claims Tor
their product, state, with evident intention
The evening world., 1892-10-06

of extreme wearincss, exhaustion and prostra-
ton Possibly your heart palpitates. your
limbs trenbe, and you fcel n sinking, with
sense of anxiety or forchoding. Your nerves are
weak and unstrung. That is why you do not
sleep we'll nights. why you wake mornings feel
Ing so tired and dragged out. why You have no
appetite for breakfast and why you feel SO list
less and without energy and ambition.
Mrs. Amos V. Den. who resides at 235 Han.
cock ave-, jersey City Heights, N. j., felt ex.
act.y as Won do. 1his is what she says:
~ suffe:el frou complete prostration and
exhaustion OF the nerves and physical system,
i had womb disci g t,rribiy and lie eucorrhna 40
bad that could harily walk. ! was tired and
weak ali the time, aui hardly carel whether
lived OF diel
81 took DR. Grecre's Strvtlrn blood and nerve
L
The evening world., 1892-10-06

IL IS this which causes a flow or water.
The dIyncss OF the pa IN Is produced by
an Interference win the functions OF
the boly, also due to the action o'
the nerves ana the shrinkago of the leg
ioilows n, LII similar causes. In old age, too,
you notice some men become more cor pulent
than In the earlier portions Of their lives.
with drinking men the change is often Pre-
ouced by the quantity OF sacCharine which
they consume with their drink. and with
those who do not drink 1t follows from other
physiological changes. AS to the hair be-
coming gray, II results, In the majority Of
cases. from the partial closing OF the hair
cells ana the reduction OF the quantity or
natural coloring matter which the closing
produces. with women the dimness OF the
eye does not come so soon as 1t does in mon {"
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surah silk

Take large white or yellow freestone
peaches they must not To too ripe. scald in
boiling water, let stand tcoveredl until the
water becomes cold. Repeat TINS scalding
then take out the peaches and lay them on a
soft cloth. cover with another cloth and
leave them until they are perfectly dry. Put
them In stone lars, cover with brandy, and
lc; them stand one week. Tie paper over the
top OF each jar Then make a syrup, allow
ing one pound OF granulatcd sugar and a half
pint of watert to each pound OF the peaches.
boil and skim, and put in the peaches, ting
them simmer until tender. Take them from
the syrup and put in glass jars stand the
syrup aside to cool. When cold mix equal
parts CT syrup and the brandy In which you
had the peaches and pour over the fruit and
seal
The evening world., 1892-10-06
fduifrraf,d CoJcc

Ninety per cent OF the samples Of ground
conee cNaniineu IN the chemical division OF
the United states Department Of Agricul-
ture were found TO be adutcratcd In some
wa, some OF them containing no coffee
whatever, Chicory Is largely used as AN
adui'erant OF coffee, as well as wheat, rye,
corn, peas, acorns, molasscs, &C. No, only Is
groupa coffee aduiterated, but numerous imi-
ta'iots Of uuground conee are on the market,
few initiating green conee, but the larger
numtei intended TO I've mixed with roasted
conees, The following description OF sou.e
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The centre figure boasts what is called the
" nchu blouse made in the new plaid silk.
The collar band OF this Is gathered and n
graduated frill falls round the shoulders and
disappears into the waist. The sleeves set
out delightfully."-. THIS is bodice which could
be worn with any sort OF skirt, and It would
be eminently use,ul as n substitute for the
cambric shirts which prudence suggests We
should dofI during these early Autumn days,
and worn with II serge coat and skirt 1t would
form most effective costume.
The third blouse Is made altogether on the
same lines as the nrst but has irill OF n
pearl embroidered chiffon.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Miss Viola Fuller, o! Mitchell, $. Dak., will
contributes Unique exhibition to the Womun's
building OF the Chicago Fair IN the shape OF
an opera cloak made OF the feathers OF prairie
chickens. Thc feathers used are certain
small, Geiicatc ones, OF which only nye or six
are found On q tird, and are sewed on n
foundation, one at lime, overlapping each
other. The garment Is a deep cape almost
iive ieet long, and represents ten years OF
patient labor. a border OF South Dako,a otter
tur trims the CLOAK.
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ciaiiy to build up womens strength and
10 cure Womens ailmcnts-an invigorat-
and bracing ncrvine: purely vorctahlo
perfectly harmless, II regulates and pro.
notes all the functions OF womanhood.
improves digestion, cprichcs the blood.
dispelS aches and pains, melancholy and
nervousness, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health aud strength.
What's tho use Of trying this" and
trying that" when here is n remedy
that's TtordnteedS In all the derangc-
ments, irregularities, and weaknesses be-
culiar 10 the sex, periodical rains inter.
nal inflammation and liberation. II ths
"Favorite Prescription fails to benefit
Or cure, You have your moasy back
The evening world., 1892-10-06

One lemon, one and one-halt tablespoons
fu!s sugar, one cup boiling water Wash and
wipe the lcmcn, cut very thin slice from the
middle and squeeze the rest into a bowl: put
In The sugar, pour on the water boiling ana
Strain II. When cold serve In tumbler wi II
slice Of l"mon floating on top. Lemonade
has better liavOr when mad, with boiling
water. \ few raspDerries or strawberrirs
may be put In instead OF the slice OF lemon
or 1t may be co!ored pink with grape Jelly and
served with q straw.
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to further n fraud, that 1T is uniform in
color and can be furnished with any de-
sired color Of roast 500. Imitation coffee
beans, composed OF wheat flour, light roast.
S05G. similar to s953, and or the same manu-
iacture. composition, wheat flour and
probably sawdust. Dark roast, two kinds OF
berries sD57. Imitation conee beans. COM
position, wheat -four Another method OF
sophisticating coffee is to treat It for the
manufacture OF coffee extract after which
he grains are roasted a second time, with
the addition OF n little sugar to cover the
berries with deceptive glazing.
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Precautions.


",lulia.' said Dr. Pillingcare, sitting down
at taole and glancing critically at the varl-
Gus dishes placed thereon, have the water
ana milk been boledy"
"Ncs"
"And the forks and spoons and plates
newly scaldcdy'
YES; you can feel them hot yet"
"ls the table linen iresh from the laun-
dry"
Bridget rose at tn have II done In time 20
on are sure she used the disinfectunt In
washing as direCted:'
ION, yes smell"
"Do you think cook takes O thorough bat b
every day."
- can't say"
Wen, please take the morning paper out
OF the iumgator and let us have breakfast.
suppose one must take some chances with
these cholera germs"
The evening world., 1892-10-06
WORLOllNCS.

There was exhibited in Berlin recently a set of
fa,- teeth made out Of paper which u dentist had
conrriv-d for . patient thirtsen years hsfors q nd
which after constant use during that timo were in
excellent condition.
The peach 10 Of Persian origin and the apricot IL
Syrian. The former fruit Is ment onsd by classical
writer's as early Is 200 B e.. hut the latter not TIL
80 "A. ID.
The gr,Atot number of deaths from earthquake
shuc. w>s at Ysddo, Japan. In 1903 when 1870, OUO
psopie 10 estimated lost their lives in the terri
bie seismic upheava'.
There is a large ia, tory near Chicago which to,s
prunAb business In manufactu urine useful aiti-
cI-s from Tho vast blood Of animals.
Tho pine tres is sail to attain an are Of from,
hys hundred to seven hundred years.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The weather prophet is beginning to
make himself heard, and from now ON
We shall hear that this is TO be Spring
like Winter and the coolest in years :;
that there will be no snow worth speak
ing Of. aud several b!izzards; skates will
be u useless commodity aud we will have
the hest Ice crop on record. One predic-
tion cuIlcd from II goose bone will be
ioored by sure sign indicated by the
actions of tree toals and other forecasters
Meanwhile. old Winter comes and goes
ITS own course despite tho omens which
are never known TO fail "
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The blouse bodice. like charity. covers
mu titrde Of sins. How vastly useful 10 Is to
supplement C!Oth skirt with Comrortab able
elegance, or TO biilg last years II Int SILK
evening sown thoroughly up TO date. That
bo.icc, the first OF the group IN the picture
here given. Is made OF a pale yellow SILK with
frill over the shoulders OF a dalntily EN-
broiderod chiffon while the sleeves are
huge, and round the waist Is a draped sash,
tying in the most notwithstanding
bow in tho centre OF the hack ;
such bow, IN fact, as Is seen on same.
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life. no longer have that tired feeling. the
leucorrhGa has stopped and do my work with
out getting tired.
This wonderful medicine has done me more
good than anything else l have ever taken
why, had only taken one dose on going to bed
and in the morning woke tip feeling like an
other woman it seemed strange for me to
know what it was to get up without feeling
tired.
~ feel that l cannot praise DR.. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy enough !"
Any sufferer who reads this and is not in
fuenced 20 try this great remedy, cannot desire
very much to be cured. The medicine is purely
vegetable and harmless. and sold by drug
Rists. 81.
1t is the discovery and prescription Of Dr.
Greene. the successful specialist in curing all
forms OF nervous and chronic Diseases whose
Office IL at - West 1ith st. New York. and who
can be consulted free. personally or by letter.
Call or write him about your case or send for
symptom blank to I'LL out, and letter fully ex.
planning your disease will be returned free.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
WHERE IS THE GOLD7

Stock h o!ders of the Hussnr Wreck
ing Company Growing Suspicious.
Some OF the smaller stockholders OF the Lit
tie Giant Hnssar> WrccEiDg Company, which
Is searching for $4,5OO,OOO In golden guincas
at the bottom OF the Hell Gnte Channel, are
bee coming suspicious OF the dredging scheme.
They want to see the color Of some OF the
gold which Is said To have been brought up
from the wreck, and n committee OF them are
coming on from IcOminster, Mass, to inter.
view capt. simOndS and ask him TO explain
matters. They think the big stockholders
nrc trying to freeze them out.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

"Do you know the surest indication OF old
age'" said physician recently. The surest
indications In man." he continued, "are u
moist eye. dry palm and a shrinkage OF the
calf OF the leg. All these indications are due
to some action OF the nerves conseq uent
upon advancing years In the matter OF the
eye, the NTH section Is interferci with, anu
The evening world., 1892-10-06
HE FEARED A COLLISION.

So the Captain OF the Dynamite
Boat Hoffmayer Jumped Out.
II appears that the skin IIofTmaycr, OF
Jersey city, which was found floating OF
drand street in the East liiver yesterday
with nifty pounds OF dynamite aboard, was
deserted by her captain because he thought
he was about to be run down by \ big boat.
lie was taking the dynamite to Blnckwcll's s
Island when lie saw the tug bearing down
upOn him, 50 hc jumped overheard and swan
ashore. The boat ana the dynamite are now
ut Erie Basin.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
lCIlOn Erif crx.

irtters with brandy sauce. The lritteri
are made by taxing half a pint OF milk, two
eggs, two cupiuls OF Hour, one tcasroonful of
salt. The lemon may be grated or chopped,
and be added to the batter, or the extract
may be- used instead as flavorlng
The evening world., 1892-10-06

" fv cop" on his beat. For the ensuing
year II Is estimated that the police force
will cost the city 81, 500. 0ls. 96. It does
not seem TO be for the Hogan sort Of
policeman that this money should be ex-
pended. The Board will do we'll to clip
the winrs of ''iiy cops :" a' fast as such
queer birds are detected on the force.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
THE SICK BABIES FUND.
Recent Contributions Increase It to
616, ,27O.70.

Two contributions recently received have
added ei4DO to the Sick Babies Fund.
A children's fair and lawn party was held
Sept. 10 at the residence OF Henry &.
Broking, at Carlsbad this state, which
nettcd go for tho Fund. The children who
got up and managed the entertainment were
LOttie BrOking, sadie POST, Louisa Mayer,
Emma Broking Ada Br0king, Ada Mayer,
Nellie Tygert, Frank Tygert ana Harry G..
BrOkibg, Jr. The money was received at the
EVENING WORLD once yesterday.
An entertainment held at 43S Broadway,
Brooklyn, by George Dawson and George
Reuter-. nctted $500.
The SICK Babies FUND now amounts to
AlJ,n1O. 20,
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Mantle .SyryD.

To make table syrup from maple sugar,
shave or scrape one pound OF maple sugar,
put 1t into Il saucepan with a pint OF warm
water, stir until the sugar is dissolved and
then boil quietly for about five minutes, or
until the syrup begins TO thicken. DO not
stir or shake While the syrup is boiling. The
sugar may also be melted without boiling.
In either case the syrup will not keep very
long; 1t sugars or graduates when exposed
q The air.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

1t was thought the long distance race
would have the effect of fostering good
comraleship between the two armies.
And perhaps it might have leen so hnd it
not happened that the Austrian riders
beat the Germans out Of iglt. Consider
my how human nature Is prone to Jealous
emotions, il is feared that an embarrassing
state of feeling will arise from this result.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Burglars are generally supposed to pos
sess n certain amount of common sense,
but the Newport intruder who uudressed
himself before plunderinG the house, and
was forced TO fly in a state of semi nudity
doublv deserved the capture which was
speedily mGde.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

New York State is free from debt and
has S2,OoO. 600 in its treasury. A fit show
pg for nn Empire State and rebuke for
10 extravaganza which played the mis-.
hief with u much bigger Treasury Mt
Washington.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
HGiiOOn I'uBs

Take half pint OF water ana half pint OF
milk, mix together and stir In one pint OF
wheat flour, beat the whole with egg heater
Have the gem irons hot, butter them anrrI
each one twc-,hirds full. Bake in quick oven
twenty minutes or until raised light and
brown. DO not Use any salt or ba&ins ow-
der They are crisp aud delicious.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

1t was worthy thought Of the Busi-
ness Mems Cleveland and Stevenson
Club to drop politics for moment and
pass resolutions of sympathy for Pres.
dent HARRISON in his household grief.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Isn't it about time for the People's
party In the South TO make slight
change of name and call themsel YES
Unpopulists?
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Tue "Crimmins syndicate" claims il
will use the cable and not the trolley
system If permission to extend its tracks
is given. but it isn't safe to bet omit.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

1t is almost as hard work for Republi.
can experts to explain the Democratic
victories in Georgia and Florida as it was
to explain the Republican victories in
Maine and Vermont.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Ouiurc DnlIID,flIuS.

Pare and core your ounces, put them in a
saucepan with very little water and as soon
as they begin to get tender take them out.
Make a paste OF six ounces OF butter TO
pound OF tiour, cover the fruit, tie them in
dumping cloths and boil them.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
After the Mag azir 81.

Some mystic meaning simmer, Ger
IN. dewy dinRIe OF the hills
Ons day II Tranquil lite the m,r'
Has passel into obliy'ol's chil-,
1h" silgen strands uf tawny light
strram DER th-.opsl scent lake
An Z orify the cuIniux night.
Asiovs's hopes II my hrnrtstrinxs break
This sweet reirsin OF chast-st rhyiu,-
What In II foi' What does II mean,
such stunkas, mystic aud sublims
Make the average poem in annasakine.
-fhfcuyp Nsns,
The evening world., 1892-10-06
TRUE ENOUGH.
I. Exactly Describes Just How Yo,,
FEEL.

ow nervous You
are! Why. the sud
cen shrill sinsins
Of a hird. the bark
inT of a dog. or the
s'i.l!tcst unusual
sound sets your
retves quivering
and Won feel as II
you would fly all to
II ieces!
Or are you worse
of still, and have
attacks Of nervous
weakness. faint
feelings. with sepsa
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Euttcr a pudding dish: roll crackers very
tnc ana put layer or crackers and then a
layer of oysters: season with salt and pep
per; put small TITS ot butter over the oy stcrs
III the uiSh nearly full, having crackers on
top; pour IN sweet milk enough To soak the
crackers; bake nearly an hour. II too dry
when baking add little mere milk and
butter.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

No wonder Gen. HowARp's order for
iegsins and slouch hats on the Columbian
parade makes the regular soldiers grum.
bic. Let 'em show their gold and fine
feathers. General. It's n gala time, not
. campaign against Injuns.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

There was a time when il was sound
Republican doctrine TO assert that "a
public debt is public blessing. :" vet now
we find good Republicans here in New
York rejoicing that the State ha, no
public debt.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
A Boomerang.


"Are YOU doing much reading this sum
mer:" asked Mawson OF the suly-looltny
girl, Just Tor a joke.
Not much" She replied. "A little Kant,
some Schopcnhuucr, browning and William
Morris. What do think OF MurriS.'
And Mawson had ~ admit he'd never read
MUrriS
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Mr.. CLEws says lie will accept the Re.
publican Mayoralty nomination prov ided
he is assured of success. That is almost
equivalent to declination.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Liberty. down the bay. is in the dark
pending certain arrangements. But
this circumstance does not effect the real
light of Freedom.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
HysierirOi NnrsPS.

Writing on the need OF good nurses, DR.. s.
Weir Mitchell SAYS: 81 thing nothing more
desirable than Tor a nurse TO control her emo
lions, no matter what may occur. Hospital
experience Is valuable in thus educating n
woman. To nave nurse become hystcrical
10 have her henceforth useless. TO be
surely ready and mmoved by unlocked for
emergencies is perhaps hardly to be acquired.
IL comes by nature.
81 once was IN Steamboat collision in
Holland. saw at one, siN Dutchwomen IN
hystericai spasm ana one was n sister OF
CHARITY. MY American women remained
undistuIbad, largely because they were OF q
class taught always TO re!ress all display Of
emotion and II Is the giv!n. way to emotion
which leads TO much hysteria. BE careful
therefore"
The evening world., 1892-10-06

"CLARKsoN after more money" "QrAY
stirring around" Danger signals evil
IDENTIFY set along the line. ...-.-.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

President HARRISON is said TO have or
dered dish Of crow with Quay sauce. and
the Senator 10 reported to be on his way
to this city to prepare it.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

PATTI is to visit MS next year for an
other farewell" concert. That is one
species of imposition which is always
popular with the public.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
VACRAkT VERSES.
The Same Old Song.

AaV Slo
There's a bit Of consolation
w The unlucty fellow has
W ho loses II lis money ON y horse.
u was all because he followed
Some one elss's bad advice,
winch was not the thing Es should have done. OF
course.
but he never fails to tel you
With y rrassuring smile,
That had hs fullowe his own judg M mt
He'd have won u handsome pile.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Mr.. CARSEGIE tells his hearers at AYR,
IN Scotland, that the owner of wealth is
only administrator for the people" Is
Mr.. CARNEGIE quite willing to account in
full for the administration ut Homestead?
The evening world., 1892-10-06

TTNNYsoN is remem bered not as Brit
ish Peer. but az poet who WAS the peer
Of the greatest.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

This is no time for hitch in the great
celebration. All differences between
electric-light and insurance companies
should be fixed at once.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

policeman LAWRENCE HOGAN. before the
the Board yesterday for the ninth time
ON charges. remarked leeriugly to the
Solnmissioners that he was considered n
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The steamboat speeding fever has
struck the Sound fleet. and the Peck has
beaten the Puritan INTO New York. Nor
have the captains of these boats forgotten
TO follow the example of the ocean grey
hound commanders in declaring that
there was no race.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Georgia's objections to anything but
pure Democracy have been put into the
form of q Majority of more than 40, 900.
1t was Just MS well. apparently. TINT
WEAVER spared himself any further ardu-
ous work among the Crackers.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

If there Is any glory attached to dying
with boots on, the DALroSs have their
share Of It.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
For a Sadden,nR Effect,

" Dear wife, II | should die"
said Mctinness. as lie lay,
- Pray nire German band
Al my funeral IL play.
" And why u German baud"
Then MoGinnssS's voice replied
- so that all the people there
May Dc sorry that died Puck
The evening world., 1892-10-06
4 helping hand

I''u 'AN"
to hft up weak,
tired, ovurtaxed
w omou that's
what you'll find
in Dir, Picrce's
Favoritc Pre-
scription. 1t
gives You just
the help that you
need,
ITS a medicine
fb,ts mud, ,SyNa
The evening world., 1892-10-06
More En caCious

IFTUm VIn'lIuf.H Ni's
Buttons after hal!-an-hour wait) hing
the bell, sir:
Employer tcnragedN-lcs, but | made n
mistake. The next time | shall wiring your
neck.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The FIRST Is plum-colorcd de lainc, opening
On graduated boullonne IN pongec silk and
trimmed with gold gallon, tinscl cloth, and Il
cluster OF dropping loops and ends.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Discouraged - Shot Himself" Most
discouraging of all.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Keep up this weather. Mr.. DUNK, and
do your share towards making the Column
bus celebration grand success.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Cremation apparently did not destroy
the germs Of mendacity in PICKS second
rrnOrt
The evening world., 1892-10-06

From iUi H'''.
DunI-Brown-l should like to feel when |
die leave the worid better than iouud II.
Jackson-My dear fellow, | am quite sure
the world Will be better when you ure gone