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The evening world., 1894-03-17
Neslicntptl Green's,

IF you must have sweets" "a little oil,
French doctor says. get them at tn.
chcmists-lsmon. lime and mint drops
f1aXseed. chocolate. &c. For desserts.
any fruit with juice in IL. and at every
meal from March until May. salad.
Make it Of fruits. berries and sugar, Or
lettuce, dandelion. celery, escarol and
the whole leak family, seasoned with
salt and dressed with oil. Fresh eggs
boiled soft enough to drink is a food for
health and strength the whole year
through. With only an egg and pint
OF milk day. no man could starve.
When eruptions or blotches mar the skin
a dose of toast, tea and rhubdrb. stale
bread. rafe-au-lait and berries or ont
meal and apple SAUCE every day in the!
morning will brighten things. Green
soup, green omelets, green courses and
greens till the roses come will save
youth, beauty. health ana money"
The evening world., 1894-03-17
A StrIkInH tIiNIhuMlItN.

1t does not pay to he too striking in
ones individuality unless that character
istic is tn. outspringing of ones own
nature. Directly little ecCrntrcitles are
assumed. criticism is invited. We become
conspicuous and the unconventional
beauty which We wish to achieve
turns to gall and NORWOOD in what the
world calls only "uueerness." Unless
you can lie artistCally out Of the or,li-
nary, do not try to be other than com
monpluce. 1t does not pay to bring
down r-proaCh and sarcasm upon your
unprotected head FOR the sake Of win
ming nOtUriety. Better by far to pursue
the even tenor Of your way, exactly as
thousands Of other mortals do, than To
strike out into new paths. which lead
only into the jungle of rldiculr and con-
iemnation.
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When You write to the Queen.

The paper Oh which letters to Queen
Victoria are written must not be folded
NJ communication which bears evidence
of having ben creased will ever fall into
Her Majcsty's hands. The proper method
Is to write on thick. glossy white paper
and to despatch the missive in an 'enve-
lope which fits it, Any folded commune
cation never reaches III. Queen, for the
simple reason that she won't look at
IL. All such letters are opened by the
mistress of the robes. and as rule,
their contents never get beyond her, or.
II tn" letter is Of Importance 1t is re-
turned t. the writer with directions
how to forward II.
The evening world., 1894-03-17
Dry-Goods bulletins.

sixth avenue dry-gocls firm mas
bulletin boards at the main entranceson
which special sales are regularly poS'eu'
AZ in Newspaper Row they at'IaI'
crowds Women with babies IN 'he'
arms AMI schoolgirls, with che""s
gum and text books. stand as thous
bewitched, reading the attractive entrie
In the same shop finger nails are dom
up for 10 cents.
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The Commuters Travels.

r. 'hr EiI'1r.
n. uv',-1 man waits 10 minutes a. the sta.
'tJn Iur,r which n" train he wants t-ayer.
mtl,. Onr miles equals > 20 miunt.s b.
tram IN" man wallis mites an hour or
NIT IN - minutes adding th,sr We have Is min
pins D . min equal l72a min Three and
"n'. quarter hours r'ilaI 49, minu'"s The whole
i'm" h" Vas zone. From this subtract ~ min .
IN" tim" io station AMI return plus 10 min wait.
NIX and Won 81 10 min. Diyii" this Ly Il -
min. ard :: gives you miles the answ er. Sum.
mary Train travels miles that is 90 min hy
train m,l,, On Toe. is l35 min walking 10
mia waiting ~ station and 20 min TO and from
s.l'ion Ia home gives laj min. or ia hours
MARTIN SIiLARZ
as Eas' Eighty nffh st-,yt
The evening world., 1894-03-17
NcEctnbIc Course Dinner.

For a change vegetable dinner Is ex-
ceedingly good. The following menu
prepared by NJ. Gustav Neef. the chef
OF the St Denis Gordon bleu for the
annual banquet OF the New York Vese-
tartan Society, is worth saving and re-
producing In courses, dishes or its en-
tirety Soup, cream Of celery: relishes,
olives. tomatoes, cucumbers; sailed al
monds, picked walnuts; haricot beans
on bread with curry sauce; removes,
braisted lettuce with mushroom sauce
and celery croquettes; stewed oyster
plant with risoto and sweet potatoes
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Dinner Tor u Lord.
Ladies' Prince Albert Cents.

Oddly enough, Fritz Williams. the ace
tor, set the style in Prince Albert coats
for ladies' Haas the ladies tailor, saw
him at thu LNc"um Theatre wearing Il
morning coat ttted like Il corset in TT.
waist that reached below the knees.
Something like it was designed, ana to-
day the Prince Albert is craze, lnry
are in Fifth Avenue very Afternoon.
they are seen at Plunket Green's cham
her concerts at O'Clock prayers at the
art galleries and in Central Park, ami
they will be worn Easter Sunday with
the new bonnets and boots. These coats
differ from the mems in having round
instead of straight skirts. Men are com
paratively slab-sided; women have hips
which necesstate drapery with more or
less spring. A fair descendant OF Peter
Cooper has the credit Of bringing out the
Prince Albert
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Serviceablc petticoats can often be
made Of old dress skirts, especially "a sh-
mere or silk ones, since all that Is nee
essary is to cut off the top Of the skirt
and gather II into one of the ready-made
Jokes which come in all sizes and can be
purchased al almost any goods
store. OF course. -superfuo,ss trimming
should be removed. If desirable. to make
the skirt lighter in width, the lining
may be cut out close to the seams.
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tirciing the GLOBE.

T. -. Editor
Equatorial diameter at the ra-'h exact : o25 6
rira TINS -lual, = $50 g3gt rilrs In circum
t'r'n'". IN" distance N" mans feet wrIlt
travel en-" ~" man &. i 'o.t tail his hcar
'ruil travel around rir.l" whose damcto,
" iil D." 1."1it - miles multiplied hy g. $50 feet
Ius IT, ''rt equal 'u Il ~ H '-o' Hem" ID,
,rr'um'er'rr" Nor'i clusI ~. '67 e2o oTOi f-,,
which Equals - $40 22'ls miles the distance tn,
bead w.gl pass through The difference hc'weci
tho two results Nouli be- oo7l. mile or 81 Gse.
f. y. Highland Fats y Y.
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Cuts or scratches.

For a bad ca, or scratch from a dog or
cat one Of the speeii-st remedies to
draw cat poison ana at the same time
heal the wound is tobacco. Moisten a
little chewing tobacco. either leaf or fine
cut. and bind 1t on the wound. Unless
very serious You will hardly know at the
end Of twenty-four hours that you have
been huri.
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4 ChIldS I.nth.

A child's bath was seen recently which
consisted of white rubber deep bag
with waste water stopple and attached
10 two Cross-legged uprights. The thin
rubber hangs over each end in a pinked
frill. Here are deep pouches to hold
sponges. towel. sc. The whole Is not
only substantial, but decidedly dainty
and pretty
The evening world., 1894-03-17
Currictl Eggs.

Make a paste with two tab,espoonfulS
each Of butter and flower. half a tahl--
spoonful Of curry powder and pint of
milk. Instead Of all milk. half as much
may he meat stock. Into this sauce
lay seven hard boiled eggs which have
been cut lengthwlSt into cighthS.
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Plain etsh Rnrebit.

PA, one Tablespoonful butter into the
chatlng dish; when melted add half a
pound II cheese cut hne. sdltspuun-
tul ~ salt and a sprinkling of cayenne.
When creamy add gradually half cup
ful Of cream or good milk, with the
beaten yulks Of two eggs. Serve on
toast This is delicious and simple.
The evening world., 1894-03-17
Neck ,LriIllminps.

For gowns that are cut round in the
neck or with broad, square shape, Ter-
hitting the throat to be visible. the
favorite finish is soft fold # bacs
velvet ribbon, really folded, and which
brings out the wilderness of the skin.
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Fish Roe.

Cover n shad roe with boiling sailed
water and simmer ten minutes When
ready ~ got your lunch break It up
lightly with n fork add the yolk Of one
harl-hoil"i egg, mashed fine. and one
Tablespoonful Of grated bread crumbs.
1t can be taken to the office prepared
this far. Then when ready for your
luncheon put two tabespoonfuls Of
butter with one 'easpoonful. of vinegar
or lemon Juice in a saucepan over the
fire. stir until 1t is heated thoroughly
and well mixed.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

An exceedingly picturesque and hecom-
ing hat is this made OF fine, chestnut
brown chin in large shape, and trim
med most artistically with big bows Of
pale turquoise blue ribbon and clusters
If long ostrich feathers shading most
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Little VANS Enster suit.

There Is lust one fault to be found
with this natty little Eas r suit-the
cane L.av. that ont and the outfit is
genteel. 1t is made Of fancy ch"viot'
fawn brown, with "A suggestion OF chor'
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| H0USEbRl4g 'SI|13}0lMltEEII

lyonnaise brussels sprouts. cream sauce:
lemon Ice; French peas, country style:
baked stuffed tomatoes with spaghetti
Ia Milanaiso; fried squash, creole style.
with corn fritters, mixed salad with
toaSter crackers; sweets. rice and april
cots: croute Of mixed fruits; orange
salad; Nesselrode pudding; dessert. Still
ton Roquefort and Camenbort cheese;
fruits of the season; nuts, raisins, cakes;
tea, cOffee, chocolate.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

ani has a single-h-easted Jacket that
can he worn Shut or open, with linen
shirt or shirt waist of fancy shirting.
Five dollars will pay for 1t, and no
woman but n tallOress can afford to
make one like II.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Further steps for Mcknnr." Tn" step
to Sing Sing was quit" FAR enough and
not too far.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

\" quorum in Ia" stat" S"nlt" yr.t"r-
day. and no tariff progress IN tn" { u.u,d
States Senate. What nr, SENATORS for
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Each member Of the Giants principal
battery Is holding out for more pay
1.-TWO strikes
The evening world., 1894-03-17

The new East River Bridge viii b" a
new and powerful link for Greater NV
York.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

New York Will expect to 500 the State
legislators and tn. Chamhrr of com
merce Rapid Transit Tin speedily un
good terms, after iuuoiucUouS all
around.
The evening world., 1894-03-17

Sutherland sim failing to appear, ap.
pelrances cannot be- drcrltful in his cas-.
The evening world., 1894-03-17
BRAIN FRESHENERS.

I'M cD,,inn u TN rtdfhc,s nttodi ,,-obiws Orty
hr po,-Jur lind mot ,11cls> md -,frrnh ne m~nsak
N0euH,r' and do mn r,r.ir, ,lLorG,> nlodrue sll.-
nr, WI u printed Our tpe doc, NIX '~1~t,
H'go'rn,c .nlS ~ II rn h ,mpos,21 20 o'c-
CnSi,r' ~ uiach h,~ arr usd. Tie nd'pos Of ne
f,a Ia, J>rSps Aend,rq ,curree, ,ohaors ,Osu b.
prru'1t address ansu-r TO - itr1Ie-n, Ecoptn0
WOrd. p . '.y So. Vac Fork tUy ~
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deicately from chestnut brown TO pales'
turquois. blue The bows of Ribbon are
held together with q long diamoha
buckle, and under the brim on one sfds
a second pale blue bow rests upon ths
hair
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So b RS

Is everybody who has compIcin TO
venatc Information give Subject Of
public service acknou dee
than words letters
annO OF be p,inted.l
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Cures for Fits.

For fit OF ambition go into the
church yard, and read the grave
stones. They will tell you the end
of ambition.
For fit ofextravagance and folly,
go to the work house or speak with
the ragged and wretched inmates of
a jail.
Fo, fit OF idleness, count the
tickings OF a clock. Do this for ore
hour, and you will be glad to pull off
your coat the next and work like a
negro.
For fit Of passion, walk out in
the open air. You may speak your
mind to the wind without hurting
anyone, or proclaiming yourself to
be simpleton.
For fit of repining, look about
for the halt and the blind, and visit
the bed-ridden and afflicted, and
they will make you ashamed of COM
planning Of your lighter Affections.
For fit of dependency, look on
the good things which have been
given you in this world. He who
goes into his garden to look for cob.
webs and spiders will find them
while he who looks for a flower may
return into his house with one bloom.
ing in his button hole.
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Never crossExamine a Woman.

"Let me give you my dying adj
vice." said Rufus Choate; "never
cross-cxaminc woman. It is OF no
use. They cannot disintegratc the
story they have once told they can
not eliminate the part that is foryou
from that which is against you.
They can neither combine, nor shade,
nor qualify. They go for the whole
thing, and the moment you begin to
cross-examine one of them, instead
of being bitten by single rattle
snake, you are bitten by a whole
barrelful. / Eevcr, except in case
absolutely desperate, dared TO cross
examine q woman.
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He Spotted Him.

A member of club in London,
England, lost his umbrella there,
caused the following notice to be put
up in the entrance hall:
"The nobleman who took away
an umbrella. not his own, on such
and such date, is requested TO re-
turn it,"
The house committee took um-
bragg at this statement, and sum.
moned the member who had com
posed it before them.
Why, sir" they said, "should
you have supposed that nobleman
had taken your umbrella ?"
"Well,' he replied, "thc Grst arti-
Gle in the club rule says that This
club is composed OF noblemen and
gentlemen and since the person who
stole my umbrella could not have
been a gentleman, he must have been
a nobleman."
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Fooled, But Not swindIed.

Two young ladies we're walking in
the woods one day, when they were
accosted by an old and much shriy-
eled gypsy, who politely offered to
show them their husbands faces in
the brook which ran near by for
slight remuneration. So, paying the
sum, they followed the bag TO the
brook, as they were very curious to
see how she could do so wonderful
thing, and also anxious TO see their
future husbands. But instead ofbc-
holding the faces of the men they so
fondly hoped for, they saw their own.
"We can see nothing but our own
faces" said one. Every true, men,"
replied the sagacious fortune teller,
"but these will be your husband 5
faces when you are married."
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The Fate Of a Snorer.

1t was through train. And tie
" ary night dragc cd itselfreluctantly
along.
"Little boy" said the gentle, soft.
voiced young man, who had been
trying for hours in vain to sleep, as
he leaned across the aislea and spoke to
restless, widc-awake youngster,
who was taking his FIRST ride on the
cars and didn't want to sleep any
how, "do you see that fat old gen.
tleman near the middle of the car,
with his head leaning back on his
seat?"
that cd man that's snorin' so
loud?"
ayes"
"Been snorin' ever so long, haint
he?"
~ think he has. In fact, l am
quite sure he has. You see him, do
your"
"Yep,"
"You'd like to earn a dime, would
MT you, little boy?"
"Bet / would"
swell I'm physician. He's tray
cling for his health. You see this
half Of lemon, do your"
"Yep."
"About this time every night !
prescribe lemon juice for him. what
want you to do, little boy-here's
your dime-is to go quietly down the
aisle, and get in the seat behind him,
and squeeze the juice Of this half
lemon right into his open mouth"
"Mebby he won't like it,"
Eyes, he will It's the way l al.
ways administer it, He'll swallow
it, and be great deal better. Here's
another dime. Go and give him, the
lemon juice, and say nothing about
it."
When thetumult had subsidized, and
the suddenly-awakened passengers
had become comparatively calm again
it was noticed that mild looking
young man who occupied a seat
across the aisle from restless, wide
awake youngster was fastasleep, with
a heavenly smile on his youthful in
noccnt face.
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A Mute KecOvers Speech.

Alphonce Hemphling, Of Summit
township, Butler County, Penn,
made an affidavit that his twelve
year-old son, who had had st. Vitus'
Dance for twelve years, lost his
speech, was completely cured after
using three bottle of DIR. Miles Re-
storative Nervine, and also recovered
his speech. Thousands testify TO its
wonderful cure of nervous diseases,
dyspepsia, nervous debility, dizziness,
confusion of mind, headache, etc.
Four doses Of this Nervine cured
Mrs. W. e. Burns, South Bend, Ind.
who had been suffering with con-
slant headache for three months.
Trial bottle and elegant book free at
A M. Gilbert's.
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See the Worlds Fair for Use.

Upon receipt of your address and
Is cents in postage stamps we will
mail you prepaid our Sourenir Port
folio Of The Worlds Columbian En-
position. The regular price is fifty
cents but as We want you to have
one, We make the price nominal You
viii find it work Of art anda thing
to be priced. II contains full page
views of the great buildings, with de-
scriptions of same, and is executed
in highest style of art. II not sat.
isfed with it after you get it, we
will refund the stamps AMI let you
keep the book. Address,
Fl. z. BUCKLEN & CO.,
Chicago, Ill.
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"Prsy, Mr.. Prof. what is a peri
phrasis ?"
Madam, it is simply a circumlo-
cutory and pleonastic cycle of ora
torical alabaster sonorosity, circum-
scribing an atom of ideality, lost in
a veral profundity.n
e Thank you, sir ~
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Starving Won't Cure Dyspepsia

You need nourishment, and to get
it you must make the stomach and
bowels digest your food; thai is
what DIR. Deane's Dyspepsia Pills
are for. One after each meal, and
the most stubborn case of dyspepsia
land that is eyerything), will disap-
pear. White wrappers if constipat-
ed, yellow if not.
Dr.. j. A. DEANE Co.,
Kingston, N. r.
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ribbons, the tears still dashed on her
flushed checks.

ribbons, the tears still dashed on her
flushed checks.
"Stopl' she csied, and the grand
marshal obeyed, else she would have
been trampl,d 10 death under his
horses feet. Something in the child's
air told him that what she had to
say was worth hearing. The column
behind had halted and jerkcd, heads
had been thrust out Of carriage win
dows and orderlies galloped on
ahead. The bands stopped playing,
the people listened TO hear what the
matter was, and the grand marshal's
horse pranced and fretted, while his
rider asked:
"What do you want?"
"You forgot grave" clear,
small voice replied.
"Whose grave?n
"Jim'sn
"What do you mean?"
"Jim-, / don't know his other
name, but his mother docs. There
she sits crying because you didn't
put any flowers on his grave. Jim
was soldier. / told her you didn't
mean to slight her. Jim has a right
to flowers on his grave, and" ready
to cry, but still undaunted-"you1l
have to go back and put some on itw
Then there was Yell Such yell
of applause-tbe voice of the people,
the keynote OF our great democratic
constitution!
The grand marshal called his or
derby, and whispered conversation
took place. The orderly lifted the
child to lis pommel and gslloped
across to the old woman. Her tot
tering, ill-clad form was helped into
the carriage with the child. Beside
them rode the orderly and behind
them the grand marshal, refining in
to suit their slower gait his r5stive,
pranclng charger. The line Of march
reversed, the bands resumed their
playing, and back it crept-the Grand
Army of the Republic-to "put some
posies on Jim's grave. "-BelleHunt,
in the N. Y. Evening Sun.
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as this hot enough for your is a
SILLY question; but if you meet q
man who complains OF suffering from
the heat, ton to one you win fad, on
inquiry, that be does not use Ayers
Sarsaparilla to tone up his system
and free his blood from irritating
humors.
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Mr.. Dobson TO son, who had been
left to take an orange while his faith.
or left the room)-Wby didn't you
take the largest orange, johnny
Johnny-Because / could tell BY
feeling them all that the largest one
had no juice in it.
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AUCTIoNEER's NOTICE!

J. V. QUINN offers his services as
Auctioneer in the counties of Berkeley
and Jefferson. Having had over 20
years. experience / can guarantee salts
faction in selling and in price, or no
charge. Terms moderate. A share of
public patronage solicited. Address all
communications to j. v. QUINN,
Bedington, Berkeley county, w. Va.
Dec. n, 1850, 6.
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Tried and true is the verdict Of
people who take Hood Sarsapatills.
The good effects Of this medicine are
soon felt in nerve strength restored,
appetite created and health given.
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Hoods Pills do not weaken,
but aid digestion and tone the stom-
ach. Try them.
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A clockmaker is the only one who
can wind up bis business affairs and
have them to continue to run.
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When children need eathartic,
give Ayers Pills. They are safe,
sweet, and satisfactory.
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Have You Tried
RumfOrd Yeast Powder?

If not, do so, and you will never use
the common powders again. 1t ex-
GELS in baking strength, purity and
healthfulness.
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Teacher-Defne quarts.
Milkman's son, twho is rather at
sent minded Pint and hall.
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TIME TABLES.

nHIo RIVER RAILROAD
" TIME TABLE,
On and after Monday. June 10, 1898,
passenger trains will run as follows:
*Daily tDaily except Sunday.
~s---zzss=.--~- z~=ee-A 4sz1aa
LEAVE south Bound.
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ID TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1894.
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W ! kuBINsON, G. z. A,
Parkersburg, W. Va
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-06

win or retain Office, not to carry out
principles, has become the dominating
motive of the two political parties.
True, the system of ring and boseism is
at present iRchoate among US. But
surely the parliamentary party, otwhich
Mr.. Bryce ia an ornament, is essentially
ring, and. most Rssuredly, the prime
minister is boss in sxcelsis And be
rules his followers with an absolute
sway which an American boss might
envy. In England, then, as in the
United States, 'seli-gevernment really
means bcssdom in fear of the Irish vote. 7"
Mr.. Lilly next looks to France, but
finds there the Same story repeated.
Self-government in France, as in the
United States. is party government; nor
does the msehinery OF politics in France
differ substantially from the American.
although it is less highly organized.
These parliamentary engineers are the
bosses of France, who set mp one phan-
tasmal ministry after another, filling
meanwhile their own pockets"
For the present deplorable state OF al
fairs MIR. Lilly has two remedies to offer
the increased separation of the ex-
ecutive in the legislative government"
and "a strong second chamber as q
safeguard against the tyranny OF de-
based popular cham er. "-[ Review Of
RovieWs.