Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-11-08

''I deem it my duty to say that I think Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy the best medicine in the world. My kidneys were in terrible state, and had awful pains in the back and side, and could not sleep at night. My head ache was a source of great annoyance and I suffered much at certain periods. I cannot speak too highly of this wonder full remedy, for it cured me of my terri ble complaints. Why, I felt so mi>er- able that I often thought I would take my own life. thank God for directing me to Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
 MRS LILA c. ROoT,
 36 Elm St, New Bedford, Mass. f,Dr. Greene, the specialist in curing all forms of nervous and chrome diseases, 35 w. 14th Street, New York, can be consulted free, personally of by letter. Call or write him about your case, or send for symptom blank to fill out, ,and letter fully explaining your disease, giv- ing advice. etc, will be returned free.
 -5oedy SeneX (the mendicant).- "Mister, when an old fellow like me gets into hard luck, it's mighty little courtesy he receives" McGuffy- ''That's so; we can't even respect gray hairs when they get into the soup."- uarper's BaZar.
 --Grocer-"Y ou say that your wife, Uncle Rastus, suppo rts the family by taking in washing?" Uncle Rastus- ''Ycs, sah." Grocer ''Wcll, don't you feel little bit ashamed at times?'' Uncle Rastus-''Sh amed? No, sah; dere's nothin' degradin' bout tal1in' in washin'. Tse proud of de ole 'ooman.
 Elsie, who is the youngest of the family, was entertaining me the other day. During the conversation she said: 'All the folks who come to our house arc so much older than I am." Giving a little sigh she continued: "There seems to be awfully few people seven years old nowadays"
 One of the finest collections of oil paintings and sculpture in the United States is that owned by the city of Gin cinnati, and contained in the Art mu- scum, which is beautifully located at Eden park. This building, the result of donations and beQueStS by Cincin- natians, was opened in 1SS6 A separate building accommodates the Art acad- emy, in which instruction is given to bout 400 pupils yearly.
 Watts street has an unusual mum bcr of fine old brass knockers, some ot them barbarically encrusted with paint but others manifestiy prized by the oc- cupants of the houses which these in tcresting relics ornament. One as fine an example of the kind as can be found in New York, is an urn, with conven, tional flowers shaped at top and bot tom, and uncomm nly beautiful curves and swells in various parts.
 In 1S90 Jew weeks before the cen. sus taller began his enumeration of the people of Elm Grove, w. Va, the city or town authorities counted their own population preparatory to filling arti cles of incorporation. The following is 1 the remarkable result: Number of | males over 2l years of age, 14S; number of males under 21 years of age, 14S; number of females over 16 years of age, 14S; number of females under Is years | of age, 14S.
 There is a fascinating and decep l tive vista of a morning through the open hall door of a McDougal street l tenement in New York. At first glance l the passcr-by believes that he has caught glimpse of a sunny, smooth ! shavcn lawn extending far through the interior of the shabby block and slop l ing westward. Closer inspection, how ever, shows that the apparent lawn is d | yellow wall tinged with the green O | lichens. The delusion is the more com D'etp when the made sunlight of the : -, l.'' hr;C!lS is srND'nlnnu'rj in tn.
 Atnuin uuighJ.
 i",' Hr, !rntiHl election of 1SH | fonr car iIdates, all calling th2mse vc, republicans; were voted for in the cleo toral college. Andrew Jackson, of Ten
 nessee, received 99 votes; John Quincy l Adams, of Massachusetts, S4; William ] II. Crawford, of Georgia, fl; Henry l Clay, of Kentucky, 37. The election devolved upon the house of representa-
 tives> whose choice was by the consti
 tuition confined to the three highcs
 candidates. Mir. Clay being thus throwr
 out, his friends united with those O Mr. Adams, and the latter was elected
 receiving the votes of thirteen states | while seven voted for Jackson and fou | fer Crawford.