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,r.l,nra sur, rh,nr o. n.

What in the name Of Jupiter have
you sewed up a.. the pockets of my
overcoat for" asked Nr. Wiz II.
MY dear saiG .Ars. wilson. Il
have an important lsi,yr 70 ny niiliner
that want sCn to u 81. - Bston Hone
Icr.rral
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Hille Double Chloride Of Gold
Tablets may be given 10 tea or cot
fee without the knowledge Of the
patient and are guaranteed 10 cure
drunkenness, morphine and toba cp
habit. For sale by all frst-class
druggists.
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Your Cake will net Fall If made
With RumfOrd Yeast Powder

This powder is superior in
siren 9Th, purity and healthfulness to
any kind heretofore made, and is
one of the greatest invention OF the
age Try it an3 note the result.
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ITCHING HUMoRs

l Torturing, dishguring eczemas,
<Ah and every species OF itching,
kESDRN burning, scalv, crusted. and
MIAl\ pimply skin and scalp diseases,
NfYXA with dry, thin, and falling hair,
A Ny relieved by q single application,
fEAx7 and speedily and economically
N6H cured by the CUTIcURA RENE
Nv DIES, when the best physicians
i and remedies fail.
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weite-What is true poliieness
Tait-Saying that you forgive
man when he has just trodden or
your corns.
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Why do you carry a gun ~ ask
ed visitor to the penitentiary to
one of the guards.
ITO keep the prisoners from TAX
ing liberties, ma'am," was the reply.
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IF you 2oez week
and all worn Gu take
BROWNS IRon BITxERs
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ltched Scratched Rled

~ Suffered three years with pimples
I'm which had to scratch until would
~ bleed. After doctoring three years,
WI tried CUTICURA REMEDIES. After
mn using two sets am entirely cured.
" A. +. GRAMM,
Photographer, Mt. Horeb. Wis.
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Miss serel, af--Lore is blind, ycu
know.
Miss sharply-Aren't you thank
full.
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NH0NT ALTO RAILROAD
I'VE -TTME TARLE.-
SOUTHWARK.
NORTHWARD.
WEST BOUND.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID TIME TABLE
IN EFFECT SUNDAY, NOV. 10, 1898.
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Skin Disease 8 Years

OKtH DISedSC y Years
- Had over nine years dreadful
La a skin disease. First appeared q
y few small red spots on my breast
which kept spreading slowly TO
hA my back. The spots turned gray,
O and began itching. Small scales
would fall off, and it continued
all over my body. tried all medicines, con.
suited doctors, no use. Then gave it all up
Tried the CUTICURA REMEDIES, they cured
me entirely. My skin now pure and white as
that Of child.
JOHN e. PEARSON, whatcom, Wash.
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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.
LEAVE south Bound.
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Daily. Others daily except Sunday.
Leave Rocky Ridge Tor Emmitsburg al
S.26 and 1887 a. m. and $3.50 and 500 p. m.
Leave Emmitshurg for Rocky Ridge at
7.l5 and 1000 a. m. and $50 and $40 p. NJ.
B.& O.passeager trains leave Cherry RIM
for Cumberland and intermediate points.
No. 10, daily at S.57 a. m. For Pie imopt
and intermediate, No. 10, daily except
sunday, at l.59 p. M, and Chicago express
No. I, daily at 9.25 p. m,
Passengers for Chicago limited, No. 5,or
Cincinnati limited, No. 1, take No. 10 to
Hancock and there transfer to No. or 8.
J. NJ. HOOD, Pres. ard Gen'l Manager.
B. Fl. GRtSWOLD, Gen'l Pass. Agent
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itching Skin for Years

- My disease (psoriasis) com
f4H menced on my head. Spread rap
idly all over my body, got under
1 my nails. Scales would drop all
4NxA the time, suffering endless, and
without relief. cannot praise
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES too
much. Have made my skin as clear from
scales as baby's. All used was IS worth.
DENNIS DOWNING, Waterbury, VT.
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gre Sores on Face

Large Sores on Face
Was greatly troubled with blood
- poisoning. Large sores appeared
H4S on my face. Hands were in such
a condition that could not use
them. Tried numerous physicians
SAN and remedies, no benefit, tried
CUTIcURA REMEDIES, and am now
free from all skin trouble
SAMUEL j. Keller,
232 Paramount Ave, Baltimore.
Sold throughout the world. Price, CUrrcuRA.
&c.; Soar, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER Dnua
AND CHEM. CORP, Sole Proprietors, Boston.
show to Cure Skin Diseases" free.
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W. J. ROBINSON, g. P. A.,
Parkersburg. w, Va
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-09-13

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The evening world., 1894-02-05
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

John O'Rourke is now Walking Delegate oil
Cement Laborers' Union NJ j.
Tailors' Progressive Unto No. II organized two
shops last week and thereh gained about seventy
new members.
Mass-meeting under the auspices OF the Inter
national Journeymen Dapors' Sick and Benevo.
lent Society, at Concorda Han, Is Avenue A.
tonight.
Electrical Measurements is the subject OF a
lecture TO be delivered under the auspices Of
Electrical Inside Worker Union No. 3, by A. f.
Kennedy. at room "a. Copper Institute. this even
inE.
Higher dues and a reserve fund are being ad-
vOratci by members OF he International AsSocla-
ton of Machinlsts: n wee is also to he taken upon
the question Of holdini a Convention this year
At present the Association has i22 local branches
The newly ORGANIZED MGchinists' union OF
Brooklyn Joined the bcialist Labor Federation
Yesterday, while Baker Union No. 10 sent a let
ter stating that they may Join later on. Inc
delegates OF the Beerdivers' Union reported ina
the trouble at MelzerI brewery had been settled,
The New York Frsners' Union yesterday ap'
propriated $500 for 10 unemployed members
Resolutions were aopted by the Central Labor
Union yesterday proesting against the propose
amalgamation of th Factory Inspectors once
and OF the State Dord Of Arbitration and Media
tion with the State Bureau OF Labor Statistics
The Brooklyn Genital Labor Union received let
tiers from ten memhrs Of the Legislature promis'
ing to vote againstthe AmalEamatiGn bill.
The Central Lahc Union appointed a Committee
Of Delegates consisting OF James p. Archibald,
Henry We!smsnu, Daniel Harris. iiatthew Bar
trades unions Of he city who have been consider
ing the project Of starting a labor paper, The
organs Of the Socialists, they contend. are eN'
ercising a bad hfuence upon worEingmen'
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Annual
Sale

EVEN well. read people never
l. read of such doings as these.
Old-style stores can't see the
advantage in SELF G off their stock
tor less than cost. Every year they
all raise a great excitement about
."Selling off tor less than cost" hut
none of them dare do it. They
think they can sell last seasons
goods next season at 4 profit.
Probably they can-for a time
a short time-in time raSt. These
are the ySw when people want good
clothes, stylish clothes. up TO date
clothes.
We've found it so, anyhow, and
so we're selling all our Winter stock
this wintcr-aSenSible thing to do
so Wen have nothing but new goods
next winter.
All prices reduced (many more
than 50 per cent to do it.
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poetic quiet OF the night, out the occa-
sional splash of a gondOller's sweep, and
the sweet laughter of this bevy of lovely
women, who were assembled upon the
porticO of the Paiais du Regina.
TEL us all about 1t, won't you, uncle?
Come here, girls; hear Gen. Templeton
tell us Il story
Handsome Verna was always leader.
Directly the passengered hammock was
surrounded by half a dozen as handsome
women as ever an Italian moon shone
upon. The SCARED veteran thus en-
vironed, drank in the aroma OF animated
feminin ty, smiled a~dmiringly at the SOW
eral upturned faces, and said:
"How much his reminds me Of the
very nisht / received the jewels Verna
wants TO see ana hear about. And
probably it is an association of ideas that
/ find a willingness to DO that l have
never done before-relate how they
came into my possession. | have an
idea, ladies, that when ! conclude my
narrative you Will feel disappointed, but
my story has a moral, and If you absorb
It and the poiat Of my experience is not
lost upon you, then ] will not regret
having made you my fair contessors.
II was In command OF the foot forces
OF His Majesty crossing a corner OF the
desert. The march was very %fatigu!ns.
the outlook dismal, and. ] must confess.
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soldier as | was, l felt very much dis
courased, To add to my depression !
had not heard from my anCec in some
weeks, and ! oun myself dwelling
more ~anNiOusly upon her daily.
81 may indicate the Importance OF my
mission by adding that while | was
making all possible haste to relieve
Meldon Pasha | had buttoned in my
jacket the entire outline of our cam
paIgn, which / was - deliver to Mcldon
in person from the Minister of War.
might came upon us as We entered a
piece Of palm forest. We halted and
made camp. Late in the evening n sol
der came to my tent and informed me a
lady desired TO speak with me. / VAS
very weary ana utterly alphabetically
love sick, / am ashamed TO say"
The RrlZZlcd veteran looked down into
the fair faces about him as he said this,
but they were absorbed in the story and
expressed none Of that hurt he imagined
they would indicate at his last remark,
such n thing as n visit from a lady
in that remote locality aroused my cur
ios!ty, and, glad to have a chance to
talk with one because she was OF the
same sex as my absent love. / followed
the soldier to the very outskirts of the
camp, where ] found an Arabian horse
OF peerless majesty, and standing beside
him u Moorish girl. who 30 closely re-
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q -rO1Q In
can take you over miles ,dant that
. Morocco where they are so re yourself
in the night you would sIous gems.
riding yer a path ot!at pasha, he
somebody has fooled .n'
concluded, with 4 %grinutes 1 had my
Fooled! In thirty a woman on a
outriders ir pursuit. our | had all my
white Arabian. In ight I had an en-
troops moving. Hoors. routed them
gagement with thchantress prisoner.
ami TOOK my faI pushed on and re-
My papers sccna. That is the story
lieved Meldon
of my gems came of the pretty wo-
And VIVA asked Verna.
man. Genekilled by a sword-thrust
she wto escape"
while trSt's the moral. Generalr'
And aer.
not to persuasive temptation
Vie of all things by daylight"
and IS the ladies' sighed over the cpl
Ane toyed with the decorations on
so'carlet coat, m dallied with the
tty sleeve, another lighted a cigar
! for the aged pasha. and all listened
the plaintive song OF the gondoliers
the mellow moon-the maker OF gems
IN j~ebbels-rose higher and higher into
studded belfry OF the night Chicago
Wa
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mt. l placed them under my pillow and

tent. | placed them under my pillow and
lay sleeping upon them until morning.
when 1t was light | arose and secured
the flap Of my tent, so the sentry could
not peer in, and eagerly opened the bag
Of amcthysts-the price of my honor.
Imagine my conservation. They We're
rs white as glass and as lustrelcss!
Quickly ! called my boGy-servant, who
CHANGED to be a Moor, ana, showing him
the bag OF gems, watched for his choco-
late face to d.stort with amazemeat.
But he look ed at the pebbles and then
at me.
"'Well, pashI" he sud, solemnly,
We'll | replied, are they not gor-
E,ous?' For / believed my sight had
failed me or that | had become color
blind.
where did the pasha "et these?' he
inquired. looking as Indifferent as a man
could.
Never minu What are they worth p
| asked, almost holding my breath in
expectancy.
Nothing was his laconlc reply.
"'Nothins! l exclaimed, rising to chas-
tise him.
Nothing, pasha. They are jebbels. ms,
we call them, ana are collected by our
children to use as play money, Ii TIN
night under a light theV take on N,
color and DrIiiancy Of the amethys'A
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scmbicd my ~afiianc"d | uttered a cry OF
establishment. This seemed to delight
the little woman greatly. They have
such naive ways about them n are
such clever judges Of human nature
She instantly exclaimed:
~ remind the pasha Of some one
AT the same moment she motioned
me to dismiss the soldier.
u did SO.
81 confess. madam | said, your re-
scmblance 10 a dear lady friend In Eng
land Is very pleasing to me
Then she piled her arts as only the
educated Moor can. Never a suggestion,
but such lauGuighing sweetness AMI In
toNicatiYg Erace and winning artiiccs;
they are iulcsCrIbcble.
IN. Pagha,' she said in purcst French,
4 have come to you upon an errand OF
mercy, for | bring YOU drlivcrInce from
this life Of deprivation. o are a young
man II bring YOU the power and the
means to return To England, wed your
lady love and 1--we in peace and luxury
for the balance of your days. See!'
'She was seated upon the soft sod,
beneath the hiRh-leafed palms, through
which the moonlight streNmed. In her
lap she unfolded a parcel. and as she
opened II i behcId the most magnificent
amethysts I had ever seen. They were
i should say, 1000 In number, both large
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Coming Events.

Thirty-nrst annual hall OF the Sparkling Coterls
this evening at I.cnox Lyceum. Madison avenue
and Tifty-ninth street.
Annual entertainment and reception Of the Cath.
ole Young Mems Association at Tammany Hall,
this evening.
Free lecture at 81 Rivington street Tomorrow
evening. by DR.. Lyman Abbott. Subject: 'How
to Succeed"
Annual ball OF the Happy Days Bowling Club
tomorrow evening. at Fishers Academy Hall.
One Hundred and Seventh street and Third avenue.
Tenth annual ball Of Our Own Club tomorrow
evening at Tammany Hall.
Twenty-sevent annual ball OF Koltes Post, 81.
G. a. R. Tomorrow night, at Germanla Assem-.
bly, Rooms, c9l-29S Bowery.
Annual reception OF the Young Mems Society OF
the Congregation Chaari Zedek Wednesday even
Ing at the Columbia, As East Fourteenth street.
The County Armagh Mems Association will hold
its first annual ball this evening at Clarendon
Hall, Thirteenth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues.
Messrs. Henry l.. Stern, Il. Rosenthal and
schlestnRer, connected with the firm OF Blooming
dale Bros. will give an entertainment in the
Bloom!ngdale Annex Rooms. 100 East Sixtieth
street, Friday evening. Feb. 16, the proceeds OF
which are to be given to q few worthy poor
families.
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POISON ENDS A RUINED LIFE.
Once Wealthy New York Business
Man Dead in Chicago.
Rathergerber Sacrificed Wife and
Fortune for Drink.
tBy Associated Press)

CHICAGO. Feb. 5.-Lying at the Cou
~ Morgue are the remains of a m;
whose history probably has few ma
allels for profligacy and pathos. II
name was Robert Rathgerber, forr
erly or prominence in New York. b
lately a homeless, penniless outcas
Yesterday, to end a miserable existenc
he took poison, and last night died
the County Hospital.
The clerk at the Sherman House w
surprised to see standing before hiua
ragged man whose lines of dissipoon
could scarcely conceal his reflne an
tenance.
Il want a place to rest So the
STRANGER, 81 have taken poisonAnd l
am going to die" ,
Al ambulance, was hastily cad and
the man was taken to the Cody Hos
and died. %Rathgerber's motif resides
one years old, and has provt,ty valued
at nearly $1,000, 900. A bther-in-law
who lives on Cottage Gro, avenue Is
rated at nearly the SAM UNI Inc
ibrhe OF she lead man, 20 e one n,ta Of oh ths
richest men in the city, hvihg made a
fortune in the real estat business.
Robert Rathgerber hireii was once a
e @tis'G in New Y Yd1R aFHSih Sd'i " handsome ia'nl
wife and a bright 50, An
to neglect his vile nd business, until
the f}rmsr' it is sak s seIn FROM e n1V thS,
time until his dent Robert appears to
have iivei Cor drit alone.
%Forty-hye ,yeaIy ago, the acc, family,
Slrh social is Or pa aGSrH in Beriiin," said an
ac1uaintance o the dead man last
night. at was."ealthy. and 1t Is said
had political tluence, through its as
ISOLATION with he Rothschilds in finan-
concluded totome to America to in
crease his ready large fortune. He
a fewyears in New York and
then movedlo Chicago and engaged in
the real-estle business with great sue
when u son Robert became of age
he starteda wholesale tobacco house In
New Yor, His business brought him
immenseteturns
to Berllto marry a wman of equal for
tune al great beauty. Two years after
the mt'riage. A son was born. He asso-
cIa tedwith the upper class Of fast young
feiloys In New York. and in two or
am financially. His father in Chicago
SUPPORTED him until he became a burden,
al then cast him off. His wife, heart
foken. took her young child inc re-
to her parents in Berlin.
"A bankrupt and a wreck. Rathgerber
anne to Chicago, and was supported by
is family until three years ago. Then
@ hired out as a common house %janitor,
ihich business he had followed at irregu-
lr intervals ever since. A week ago
e called on his mother and begged for
ssistance. He was given a considerable
of money and a gold watch and
hahn.
Might before last he visited her again
nd his besotted appearance told how he
ad spent the money. He again asked
or money, but was refused. Then he
irned and said that the beginning of his
had come. He babe them farewell
nd LEFT"
HIS wife and child. who are still In
berlin, will be notified by cable of his
cath. His relatives have made arrange
nents to bury him.
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the PASHA'S JEWELS.
ca1nbed to Temptation.

lap as he swung in the hammock. re-
piled;
II am sorry, Verna, but I cannot show
them to you. Your mother asked to see
them yesterday. They are not here.
How did you know / had jewels. child?'
"Oh, eve heard 80. And the hint was
dropped that you came by them in a
very romantic way"
The snowy head Of the veteran was laid
back in the hammock, and his piercing
eyes we're fixed upon the full moon Just
rising over the liquid boulevards of
Venice. 1t was a perfect night. The
soundless voices OF a million lights, tell
Ing Of the great floating city's grandeur.
spoke from all sides. and then answered
back as they danced In the ripping
waters. Nothing else disturbed the
The evening world., 1894-02-05

"My jewels!"
The exclamation came from beneath
the heavy. dropping white mustache OF
the p~tsha-the white pasha-Gen. Fem
pletor.
"Ye. General, your Jewels! We want
TO Sc, them!'
tn speaker was a lovely girl. quite
Creoe In her dusky beauty. AS she
spoie she approached the reclining SOL
dler from behind and placed about his
sw'rthy neck a pair OF arms like col
unis OF smoked ivory.
fhe doughty General claspsd the
wiAts with his sunburned hands and.
Saving the willowy creature ento his
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Fight with Michigan Tramps.
By Associated Press.)

d T5sU-ruVVH TV"-TT
KALAMAZOO. Mich, Feb. 4.-Tramps in
Tested this ely to a remarkable degree to-day,
Half a dozen persons were held up by them dur.
ing daylight. The gang attempted to leave town
on a freight train, but were driven back after q
sharp battle during which several were slightly
injured. Searal were arrested.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The Harvard Athletic Committee has
refused to confirm the reelection Of
Waters 20 the cGptaincy Of the football
eleven. or Brewer Will probably
be the next captain.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Lawrence Hanley has improved upon
"Hamlet" in a way that wi. commend
itself to many companies who do not
want big salary lists. Some of Mr.. Han
ley's people left him, but he was I'M
Haunted. He presented Hamlet minus
the King and Queen. 1t IL presumed,
however, tina there was an Ophelia.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

A bGlk-line a~nchor-barred billiarC
tourney with SChacfCr. Ives, SloSson anC
DAILY entered Is among the pro0abilitie!
in New York in the near future.