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The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boarders Wanted.
Wat Sid.

g'lF' an" hLp'.n ng.',
III =" WlSI Zen room, heated; well
.lp ar. ars WEST q, large ,ooii WIN g1od
G,.ri Hr TITO. "'''
ot,d ico1 !rol'' r5or1,. dr,' .,i,.r iabit 6"a.d;
rra.urlnIc.
rnr,i Matte n,.rtsr,o front ,rJ
norh r%,'n-',. a., o,i,rn, taGlr. r',i Z" .5Tl,urda''
,""" - F" ,rI., ,nl, ,',.. "'"''
?lp-r.. Imd WEST xic.l, m,ul.nod .erond.
-r"r, lrun, room lr-t class ,luIr board.
rInr'r yi,r,r if],riI""' 'hr DiI''t .ipar,or fG,"",TTII'
rlg lor'vu.
2ih ~ "iTr iorrr irHini room M''h
n'''., ',,,', .',''. '''.'' non ',|. "''''
"-l' ~. 81 NN~l lnfsy aui small rooms
Win ,N''.'''' n''',' -, 80
witt "'u. '.u' board; tnhi" hoHld.
2-p -, !ul WEST Furnished rooms and
tail" ror~l.
onb ~ on Nr.-r ,L.,, ,,,,,,, r,,r, yI,L
N'.'. class oo,n1 G.rt'rulan, - per Wc",.
gWp -. lbs WEST Nrvly furnished rooms to
I,t: t,hl, nunrI vi. ~.
.s,r 81. .m, Nt-r Largo md ,r,uiI n,.,,,ri.
,,,,,.,. am. ,,,,ir,tU' v', e,,,Iinri tnIi,'
tnTir I.nrl.
~, =,
~ w. w ~ 'iW,N ul.S ',i'-lIi
q ,,I,. i,,IEs |g" ,."''' WI" ''"''' "'' ''''
-ti,Sh.. %iH W VEL o,nT l. station Large amt
,,,''., ''',, ~ WV ,",''I.
,,y,n., ,uliah.' ,Gr ~" or ''ir people; i"hl"
''". ~
glp ST. vtn Vi-r ~uirud door rooms, siur'r
or "u .uttr, ",tt tt''I"nt'u ri ,r'f,r "u,ro r,-
changed.
g&u ST. iEi Wi-I -I.rt family bunrln..
ya.g %ll r ~! ,.,,t -2 I,.I H"or5, n, - n up, H@y , HiSM".
"'' ''"''r '"''
~, ~. az ~ IN" l.r-", u.'aN'Hi rooms.
2l Nonr, oi'i"' l'"lfo'i" i'ni"'' \'A'il i"hl";
,, ,.,.
=HNlN 49,. HNht " 49, 3 OF H"t4l~n tstlt'
l"Nfi'
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,u'" .'"'' '''."' f'' '''''' w
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-}ln '-o - III iv,il,' Ennu
n"nrl 'H'''I r"N 9''''' N"r'"" 'hAr'
w.. :. u.,-, ~
- ~ ~ 49, i.,itr n,.i small r''ihs
"' - ,,"., IL
~ - ~ ,Nt7l american i'lN having
'hh'i, A. unl." Nt7i'N " "N """rn'FN' nome
nrrIt .I o. wi..r v,rsi,, y,l. can n,v,
-,nnr ,,r - "a, ,,,, do Ipi.,E nav
.-r.I r. q. a., ., nm,
@'Iii ~I.,AlN W l~I Work u" 'lIl To I'VE win
,-,|, " w Wv Nv "
EI|I ~, 81 t-'l = ''n',l"hl" ihn'lT
N.M'' l,,,i"l. r, ~ rrn,I. r''' '".''''>' vi.
1900, ~,
GHiIt ~I., 90 " h7i TWO ilfui~N"d rooihs,
|''h '.'fl E'u'i 'v'n ""I\ Nn'"'N"n'
'iii,~ ~ w |tE,i 'a,Er md small rooms,
u''rlN INiiI~h''It WIN 'H''il'At laho tuhtl,
o'',
!-lii H. -. WI hnpl.onn%, arg mail
ul''.' lhin|'l'u rooms, l"'Uil- beds, 'r~l-'Ih's
.,,",,," -. ,,- ,.,.r
&"lt IT,, q Mt~I ia" "",iGnl on%u lmm,iy
,',' 'r'"-.
"-D 80 NIN!, E''"E nun neg rooms;
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Ioardcrs Wanted.


lGyiNGfuN WE. I5a -HoaGTo nd .ur
gentlemen; as, table losrI, ~ "
rx,
II sstct,. ,n,,N MNi.i, -. :, "n'",I.",ne =" I,'..
rcesonGbi. terms Amtrr,Cous "'' '"N f"'''''
lFXlNGTON AVE. -; X,nly rr,tt.l
c,lrnt r',nbnrT,,' 4,,i hn,,, r,,,sir, .,N
rcnirnt 'o'otA TT l. station: terms N ,jurnto.
IfsINGrON AVE. ,,3 AIruyr nr .rr,,,J
,oo', ais lars" s4uo'" ro"n good I'U.,, 'ol"r
.l,"> 'N'hrng"''
llNIN,IlO> AVE. $40 IIwAu. luyr NOUNS.
''rMNr|u, '>''''''N "'''''"' '"'''' '''i'n''''\
NlM,r,Uv ~, ~, , l"" u,.H,.ol'.E INtnl'l'n
,,NTir" = T., lih,tr,i ", rr,." n, r"' >.'"''' ''''' ''"'"''
" J.. ''''.'"
".S,iir,,II ,,,>., viz ..i ',' nm'," "'''' '''h' ''"h'
W., '',''>' ''' '''''N
! ~ mWNU' ' ~ W. y 'o,.'r Nln>l l"li"
"'' '''''' ''''''' I'''N'
~ WE, 3ll. iSjh n4d iptn It,, cuol table.
r""tn'.
~, ~ T. ~; near -, :, Nr.l} furnished
r,,, t'"'"' WV" "''''' - '"' "..'''Ao'''""'k
~, AN T., =" h"uhlS with board, from ~
VIZ
5lll W., : iars", sunny bocl, Dom; also
''l,i' ih"n'i lrlr' r,"i'"tiui".
"iIl 81, 81 y \~l Ntc"iv furnished rooms tor
olIi ~ ~ ,1v, r,r.n,l ,,,ot ,
r,nn",t,g ,,om good to"Id, VII hone ,"m
l'lH.
,.,r =,
'Hi'' -, ln' iNNI lngn" nul small room,
ndanI. m'od,r.it. "' "" "''''' N'''''
,ur'nr,r,ih6y ,.nn' ,I,n XIII WIN ,,m I",, Hf ,m,
tnl IT,. r.r",Cnc,,.
,,,,
lilli ~ ~ iNHn N,c",y FURNISH room for
~ .''''''H '''"'' II W '''''
lllll s. - t"N~I, near hrondwnH ",nall and
hn "ri,'""'. >"'' sunny front rooms ais" table
! I sEl ! NJ 7 b'lllrItuIlIN lnTflNIIl
table ho,rd'. terms Inln,irrI,," "''' ""'"H :
,, ---.
rooms: 'riool ,nll,., mnIrr"in. r rnt"s '''"'' ''"''
,,,,,, ., 49,
l2ll 81. 30 EAST Handsome room; one
W." r"ntlrrIr"n; m"drrntc, '''' "''''' ""'''
,,r, .r
orrn,;;a1 Rams ,,,nr' Nh ar M NtnnH t"rr m,r H,' n nr,
board.
liIii 81. :N" lANI Nicely furnished rooms
I'm, wI" U1' ~, ,"'', "r''N,a,,, "l ''''t'"|''''
',nrnn H., A., . ~, rmNnh la, rI't'tr n'tH, IT,, room
~
lilII 81, 10 EAST lIaud'omnl y furni,hci
large rooms -; second floor SUR 80, board II
desired.
lGru 81. III FAST %c.ilv furnished hocy
r'r!"r; rooms on second and third iloor', wttn
board.
IIUN 81. N l\ST ,.,-,ury uruIsh,,i
rooms. vim or vltloni no.rI.
I'm 81, m EAST, N,uyv".np, ~1pur. II,
sirnbl" rooms, Win board, luiI q room ON mar.
lor floor; references.
lsrn 'r., ~" last Inr4" and small pl,asnn,
18TH ST. 42G EAST Furnished rooms with
board also tail" board.
iSIu .T 90, E,Sr r,,,i, ,.I .t,o,, ~
10 r:;"Ncrlirnt board rrn,nnahlr. " ''"
,orIt .r ,4s rAsr N,r,,y r,rn,s,,,, ANN.
Ini ana IrridI ,,tnr. notI, ,,nl nauH,.'t ln,iil1'
crate.
com ST, 81 FAST sunny, first floor: private
bath. furnished or unfurnishrd ~
p,sr 81 Al EAST
Rooms, with bunrL, southern c,nozure. refer.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

.ATlI ST. les WET Elegant floor, two rooms:
wound separate; rup table trriIs moderate.
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l2lSl ST, 2G1 WEST second floor. en- suite or
Singly, reasonable to permanent party.
l11~r ST. rs VEST Elegant front room; I'd
0"or; every convenience: excellent board; very
reasonable.
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l2GrH 81, 3li W~EST-Large and hall roomS1
with board three persons, - each. !
l2,TlE ST, 3l3 WEST. near 9Th ave. -Furnishedt
rooms. with or without board small room 81. 90
lpI week.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Boarders Wanted.
West Side.

,T(li ST., i52 WE~T-Furnishod rooms 10 let IA
private hous", all "oEvpnienccs; also boarding.
'SIli -. $50 ASu 20 WE-T-fargc and small
elegantly luruiell"tl rJpms; table and all ap-
Won't urntS strictly first class; references ex-
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M miscellaneous.
East Side.

LADY, whose husband travels. would like young
lad" - live with her; piano and all home COM
forts; ST, &. H., los 81 Harlem World.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

y lady having n handsome furnished square
rp"ul "li! all cunNcuionCrS. ", box va Up
tu'NI World.
C,~i ROOM, hat, central ]locnuou: n"aI, bnl,.
gentleman or couple. Grant, hut 40 World,
uu'uwr.
VINE ,unny roam for etms," gru'lcmnu in private
iu'ilN. within 80 uutcS 90 thN llnll. T.. Nj.
Nurr"w, Marble llul, kiugShridgr, ct 80 Ban
clay st..
"a NiltMAN and wife visiting rtty can 80
cosy, furnished ruuIu>. central location. Al
dress q, h"N 4", l4sh broadway.
N~NNI~uMEiN furnished pirlnr and bedroom
IN INT board II desired. 'crtrhl, liNj Wwn'.
IApN having Beautifully furnished rrrrtmru'
convenient To llbth -. station viii rent nuit Of
rooms 10 a r"tiu"I gentleman, Comfort, box Gl2
Wrrld, Harlem.
tl'Luan aud Wifi. breakfast optional. Hay, box
~ World. uItuwn.
\tWIN furnished lr"u.. with cuuvrnirur,s,
roar broadway: huuIl optional. \ ldr"-s
Rooms. box 1li 1 pto,ru World.
REFINED u tn ,hnr, good rooim, tlrn pud
,piH'o: prefer permanent student. NJ, l1T
ith ave.
ROOM with Iiano, and bedroom to q lady. Al
dress Low Itrut, 40 Bl""cXcr Il.
ROOM. MATE Would ltk" to meet another Young
man I"nklnS, Tor furnished ruolh aud lnln him
taking one; lth to l2d SITS. Edwards, huN lh6
Uptown World.
TO LET To ApN Privilege of sitting room,
&c. good locality; rent $40 month gas and
heat reference given aud required. =, box 36i
world.
TWO prctiily furnished front rooms in fiat; two
ton; quiet house: gus, bath and heat: -. ,
weekly. Address Good llous"Nc"pcr go W. 2bh.
IHD ST A handsomely furnished pnrlur and
bedroom In Hat. II. g., box ri Uptown World.
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Mcrth OF i2-th Street.

I@SIH - - EAST SECOND Pc. trrur N,r.y
water, one rrtNu ,'utwNrrus private family.
Tor Other Advert scul'uis Under 1N.- Classic
cation SEQ inAnN 90 lhInI Ins
The evening world., 1893-10-30

18TH ST, near 9Th ave, Uourl for one or two
gentlemen, private, reasonable. NJ, l67 !
lth ave, !
NOMINATE WANTED by u geutleman Of cnitE !
walton and refinement, 33; line, large roomE|
with board very best house, location aud aasocL'
tons in city; library, music, &C. /; Sl2 10 Pom
weekly. Address Responsible, box 800 World
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I27ITT ST 10 FANT-TO let, with board for
two, square room, SO: hall room, ~.
l27rII ST. ~ WItST-Lhrge room, with SOUTH
T"rn "Vp sure. nnd hall room: with board.
18TH 81. lOB EAST-A cheerful. nicely fur
nislrd 2d.storr hall room, with excellent
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BOT II ST, 1873 W~fST-Surnv paror: heat. fold
Ing bed, running water; ANA small room.
2lST 81. SO WEST. near 9th ave. Large.
square front room, furnished or unfinished.
suitable for office or light business purposes.
2lST ST. l3I WEST-SquRrr connecting rooms:
also hall rooms: every convenience; very quiet:
ceMtrnl lOCntinn. reM.nlnhln.
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!illl ST, gh i~I.JI ogUli sunny nuaas.
well heated ample closets, American board
lvicrNiv, references.
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ODD ST, 2il WEST-SiCcly, comfortably fur
nished room for gentleman; quiet family: terms
moderate; call sunday or evenings. Dion.
23D 81, 342 WEST Newly furnished sunny
rooms with board; large closets; terms mod
crate.
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North OF rasth Street.

10TH ST, l2O WEST Iwo nicely furnished
-WDUums tn let to g"ntIcmCi, SjnLly or together
all improvements; elegant ncighhUrhood; priyat
family,
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22D ST, lab W~FST-Privatc family have two
nicely furnished front rooms; TO gentlemen only.
22D T 10 WFST-Inrgc and small rooms, suit.
able for families, bachelors or young couples.
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22D ST, :S5i Double and single room,
nicely furnished; all Improvements; - and ~.
42D 81. $40 WEST-Ncry desirable second floor
front room nicely furnished; excellent board
inhln hnnr FL
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Furnished Rooms to Let.
West Side.

18TH ST., 1A5 W~E~r-Choicc rooms, we'll fur
nished, separate Or together; suitable man and
wife.
18TH ST, 325 WEST Handsomely furnished
sunny. front rooms; private family gentlemen;
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23D ST, 2jS WEST Desirable, handsomely
furnished sunny rooms, ID floor; all con
vCnienCpS.
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22D 81. 405 WIST-Newly furnished front
room; bath adjoining; running water. heat;
every convent, ne: -.
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5-Tii ST., goo WEST Nicely furnished rooms,
NiuAiy or on suite; parlor dining room; refer
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5-rIt 81. '3l MIST Handsomely furnished
..r-'. ga,' ,lr.lr room; superior lo1rl; near Il
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22D r 27l WEST-IRrgc rooms, with good
board; front parlor; tahl" board; moderate.
22D ST., 367 WEST Furnished room; clean and
family: s.. 30 MCeklN: near 2ld 81. / stntinm.
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l2STiI ST. 9O2 WEST Desirable large and
small rooms, with good board: every convent
putp, reference.
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o., : 3d. WEST Desirable hall bedroom.
. with closet; house well heated gentlemen only.
- 81, 2i0 WEST-Square room, southern cN.
OOSure. every convenience, desirable two gem
t,empn, -: small one, -.
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TE'TTT -I|V " " ~ TTNITWTWV UtWIN TWTWIsNtU
sunny rooms; superior cuisine: trunsients ac-
culuuoGatrd; table board: references.
lUrU ST, ~ WIS.,. Nicely furnished rooms!
excellent table board; reasonable terms.
I-TiI -. E}1 Wl~T Wr~t-clu~S French hoard
iWv' large AMI small rooms: newly refttedi
CE'rN cnuy"uiruc. cuisine Franca'Se; moderate
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22D ST. q Extra large, beautifully fur
niShed rooms: immense closets: CRATE fire:
house and attendance" strictly first class: reason
able TO deslrnhlc, nermnnent peOple: seen to-day.
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23D ST., 447 WEST Large, handsomely fur
nlshed room house heated; near l. station; pri.
Haln InmllN. rnfnr.urn-
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23D ST, 327 WFSr-Largc, handsomely fur.
nshcd front and buck room large closets; bath
lNnan unlnI.
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conr"uirnrrs: superior board for two, SD.
l2Slll ST. 2io ~WEST-Nic"ly furnished SEQ
Uud floor front or back rooms; all cunveniences.
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l23D ST. 2G7 WFST-NiCely furnished room,
two windows, bath: southern exposure; with
or without board convenient to all cars; terms
reasonable. lrurk,
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~ f. \~r handsomely furnished al
coy rym; . windows front every convenience;
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North of i7sth Strcst.

Nul' 81 I \UN employed: board. washing, "a;
West i2th 81. refined home. C., box 24<
World. lpf lfNn.
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23D ST. I72 WEST-Nicely furnished large
and small front rooms.
23D II. 23l WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms; centrally located; superior table; table
bOarders.
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l2STH 81. ~ WE~T-A second floor or any
part of same to let with board, also two hall
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rjiIl 81, H. WEST Large nicely furnished
sIlar" room: private family; FOR two gent1e-
UIpfI. rood ftllrt at
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asrH 81. $50 Nta~T Handsomely furnished
room excellent table French cuisine moderate;
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SiD ST..lll WEST Two newly furnished rooms.
Win '\r"llcut hoard. in q private family where
ih"r" mr.. no other buartierS: II back TarlOr, 500 per
wees for lUu: .n"Oud story large. suuare room,
hot tld cold water: SIS FOR two.
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III 49, II III nWTE "TEHFT TTVFTIN'
southern exposure; also hall room; hpusckeCp-
Ing: furnace heat all improvements.
22D ST, 3Ol Furnished, large, sunny
room, one or two gentlemen; bath, closets;
reasonable.
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ODD ST., 2ll WIiST-Iarrc, square, well fur
nished room; very deSirnhl" single rooms.
23D ST. SE4 WEST-ElCgautly furnished rooms.
second floor, suit or singly; private bath first
class house ard board; also other rooms; ret
prpnCpS,
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22D ST. 200 WFST-Furnished parlor and sec
ond story front for gentleman or married couple
other rooms.
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|ilii ST.. I3l NiST-Nrwly fitted and fur
ninli"l room, with or without board convenient
10 an Lines Of en-
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r. 223 Elegant room, nicely
furnished; privat" house; excellent board;
very reasonable terms
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- IT. ~ NEST I.ar=r room. suitable for 2;
lL rnMNnnLnMNns gnnl hnNrl.
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GlII -, 10 WEST Ncw!y furnished room,
vii. hnltl.
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NINIIOIAS AVE, ISL. near West 129th
~ Front room hcPtcd. Sl2, board for twoi
hnll rooms ST; social American family. :
l2GTH 81. pa EAST sl2. large room for twoi
sunny hall room, 81: private family. :.
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
The I.camty of the Eskimn.

Whoever would imagine the face of an
Eskimo belle without goin,: io the painful
extreme Of lookn.: nj one ne. d o.! ! pic
turc Chinar.iaI go Which, has been
stepped on and E. ,.ii'l by ali elephant :
foot. The Eskimo facr docs not stop at
being flat-it is dishcd in the middle
These polar bellies have black horsehair on
their heads. cafe au lait compilations and
very soft. fine skins. Their tone of voice is
precisely like that of the Edison talking
dolls. Perhaps the voice which is peculiar
to Punch and Judy shows is even more
like that of the Eskimo women. Filling "A
saw produces dulcct strains beside the lula
by of siich woman IL her child II costs
- cents To get into the Eskimo village. but
il j. worth :,,i In get out again quickly
The best way to see the village is to ap-
proach it from the winslward side with a
clothespin on ones nose.
To enter one of the bark walled huts is to
make IA New Yorker long for "a breeze from
Hunters Point These huis are used Ia
store up years Of the smell of smoked her
ring fried in rank fat At distance the
Eskimo men look well padding their skin
dugouts on the canal beside the village
The women ARE more arrant bcggars than
the Arabs. They only speak tn ask for
money. They pluck the sleeves of visitors.
saying, Give me" Give me- or You got
ii cents; ycs:" Their children who can
but just walk twinc around he legs Of the
men who venture near them and run their
smoky little hands in their right hand
trousers pocket which they have observed
to he the general depository for small
change. Chicago Cor New York sun.
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17

heard u discussion bet ween two men
and three women i'll Il drawing room the
other afternoon which amused me. The
i; Was the old. old argument. why such con
siant changes were necessary Ia the well
dressed woman. One of the men was rc;l-
>onabl, or we Thought him so-and atirib.
utcd The continued changes To the r,achi-
nations of the trader, who would find hut IA
comparatively small sale for his goods were
dresses cr; on one pattern and made of just
a few materials.
But the other declared with great veiIc.
ncuce that the whole reason was woman :
own changcabeness, her objection To wear
the same garment more than "A certain
number of times and 50 on and so on And
80 we wranglcd on. the women having the
best of it in vchemence and volublitv.
though ! fear their logic was Il triilc shaky
A. to the beauty of womcn's dress. we were
told by one of eur male critics that between
the fourteenth century and last year there
had been u" single period when women 5
costumes were really graceful.
The year lS.r1 was. however. this aui hor-
ity declared. Il remarkable exceptio ion.
Dresses were really admirable and he was
only surprised that. having 10y some won
dcrful piece of good luck arrived at so de
sirablc m epoch in the history Of costume,
we could not be content to remain there,
hut must rush of mt n tangent into the
hidcous and ungain!y fashions Of the thir-
ties Pail Mall Budget
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
Aphide. the Nos, Wonderful In.e.

Almost every plant has its peculiar aphis.
or plant louise. creatures which nature has
endowed with wonderful powers of repre-
duction. Among these odd insects there
may he from ~ To ~ generations i'll each
year. each generation capable of producing
others! \ distinguished naturalist has given
figures To prove that one pair Of aphidcs. in
five generations. all of which could lie
brought into the world in less than 10 days,
would have descendants to the number Of
5,9l, 10000,
Ants. which. although they cannot also
be classed as the most wonderful insect nf
creation are certainly the wiscst. They
use IA certain species Of aphi> as their cows!
The ant finds the aphis with his proboscis
pushed entirely through the bark Of some
tender plant, slowly sucking It's lifcblood
(sapj. Reason lit cannot he properly called
by any other namc) teaC hes the ant that il
the aphis is irriiatcd he will void this d-
gc>tel sap. Straightway Mr. Ant marches
up 10 the helpless aphis and proceeds To ir-
ritatc the poor creature with his fcclcrs.
and forthwith the sip begins To flow from
two bri>tlclikc tubes w.iich are situated
near The tail end of the aphi>. This flow of
sap is what the ant mad reason To expect ,
and a. he is very fond of it he begins To
greedily suck it up.-St. Louis Republic.
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
Renting n smoke.

''In one Of the great caravansaries of Con.
stantinople SAW an old Turk following a
merchant trade that to me seemed the most
peculiar of any in all the world began Or
cutt Howe. This business was that OF
renting pipes for temporary usage by the
guests of the hotel. His stand was little
red curtainei bazaar. in which he sat with
n table before him. On this table were
ranged the largest variety of pipes that il
was ever my opportunity to behold. lie
had pipes of all nationalities and many
that had no nationalities at all
"The German meerschaum was not want
ing, nor was the American ccrncob absent.
Brier pipes from England were there.
and Irish dhudeens in great number Be
sides, he had the long. rubber stemmcd.
cool smoking Turkish pipes and the little
slim stemmed opium pipes Of Chinese per
suasion. Behind him, ranged in several
scores of little wooden pockets. were to-
baccos Of every conceivable variety. lie
rented his pipes full To the brim with
the renters own choice tobacco for the
very small sum of scutare, which il
less than "A penny OF our own money.
However, the renter was compelled to
leave "A small sum of money as security foi
the pipe. st. Louis Globe Democrat
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
\ Costly Bc,lstead.

The other day the writer enjoyed priv.
ileged peep at one of the most gorgeous af
fairs in the way of bedstead that could be
imagined even among the belongings oi
some royal household. IL was not more
than two feet above the Aoor. and he head
board was not more than u foot higher than
the other end Of the bed. No woodwork
was visible. Rich, glowing plush in the
biscuit pattern so well known made a soft
yielding cushion, where in other beds would
have been hard. unyielding mahogany OF
rosewood. Instead of the usual spread a
magnificent square of plush with a valance
to reach the ground covered over where the
wealthy owner will repose. This square
was magnificently embroidered in festoons
and bowknots OF cream white satin en-
hanced by an outlining of gold cord.
The valance had border of deep fringe
besides the beautiful embroidery as well.
Overhead there was n magnificent canopy
lined with cream satin and embroidered &c
match the spread. This bedsteaI is to 70
to the home of Philadelphia millionaire
The woodwork of the apartment that is ic
receive il is of rare old walnut, and the ef
feet will he exceedingly rich. a valance oi
plush is To 20 around the entire room, form
ing beautiful hit Of decoration for the TOP
Of the highly polished panels. Theexpenst
of this beistcad cannot be accurately csti
mated, as the embroidery alone took three
months of constant work.-Philadelphia
Times
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17

Made on IIygenic Principle, they
give elasticity and ease to every step
taken by the wearer
DO you suffer with Corns?
Doyou suffer with Bunions?o ?
DO you suffer with Callosi-
ties OF the Sole or Heels ?
DO you suffer with Inverted
Nails ?
You will find relief by wearing Shoes
mGdclc d after the natural foot. with
broad soles and low heels, giving room
for five toes instead of two or three,
and allowing every muscle freedom.
Democratic messenger., 1893-06-17
Flaw. In Domestic Conversation.

Much domestic conversation is Of the ma
turc of complaint \ complaint. to be ex-
cnsable. must first refer To an inquiry which
can bc rcmedicl; second. must he addressed
to othc person who can remedy il, and. third,
out of common self respect. If not courtesy.
bc clearly expressed.
Il can't find my hat is merely state
ment. II calls for no reply whatever. yet
to ignore il will arouse wrath in The speak
cr What lie meant WAS probably Il com
plaint. Some one has taken my hat pos
sibly behind that anot her statement to tho
effect that he WAS angry. and. most promi-
ncut though wholly uneXpressed, a request.
"Will yon get me my hiatt" Why not say
So: Why not think for moment in your
hatlcss rage Of what YOU really want and
how To get it-nOt spill and sputter like
boiled over soup,
Ii is bccausc of this helpless vagucness
that qnarrcls arise So easily and grow so
fast When The tone of the speaker is an
CRY. when the temper of the nearer is worn
thin. then these aimlcsS remarks are not
only n burden. but an accurate irritant.
Il cant find my hat is answered by,
Well, who said you could" and there is
war at once. yet this answer is IA perfectly
fair one. if one answers nj Charlotte
=. StetSon in Kate Fields Washington.