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inc foet anu the Fhess
To the Editor;
Ideas fly fast. but flies ny faster,
The poet to fret and spite;
His mightiest thoughts these nends can master.
And put them at once to flight.
The dies get the best OF dreams and rest,
And ruin a Summer night!
He carries to bed a roll OF paper
On which to indlte his dreams
But look at the flies that round II caper.
And darken his fancy's CLEANS!
As oft in a gust a cloud OF dust
oershadows the bright suns beams
The ny-paper sold by sroeer's prentice
Can never attract like this!
The poet exclaims: What plaques are sent us"
The flies. with a lazy buzz. say. "Blissl'
Though scorers malign the poet fine.
Flies worship his frenzied phisi
The song OF the flies at night sound ladder
To him than snoring nose;
And. ~ he is mad they make him madder;
They goad him to rave in prose;
His songs they outsing: with leg and wing
They worry his head and toesi
And into his eye. oh, my! they ny. sir,
And buzz In his flowing hair.
TIL wildly he yearns to die. as die. sir.
His exquisite dreams In arl
The Summer he hates. Jack Frost, wegatesi
Approach and dspeI despair!
LYTTELToN L. BAKER,
to7 Eighth street. South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Secure in his London quarters. Parmeiee
Jones declares he has paid the New York
police $780, 900 for protecting him In carry
ing on his bunco game. His statement
would have more effect II made under
cath before the Lexow Committee.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Linen Lettering,

Just now 1t is the style to mark linen
with type. Some of the beautiful hand
kerchiefs that are bought for folks by
devoted wives and daughters have the
printed Initials worked In blue thread.
Initials seem to oe masculine; feminine
taste runs to monogram decorations.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
HusRar Coats.

Here's news for the girls who love the
militaire. Hussar coats will be worn.
They are to be made In military gray
covert cloth and trimmed with black
military braid. exactly like the Austrian
horse artillerymen wear The cut in.
clines to the Prince Albert-that is, Il
has a seam over the hips, which gives
the skirt spring and makes the figure
trim. The back is tight-ftting; braid
covers the curve lines running from the
arms to the waist, and gay little Aus
trian knots finish them. A little braid
with the ornamental knots is put on the
skirt.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Mr.. Choate does not state the whole
truth when he says that New York Is
ruled by hve men. 1t would be more
accurate to say that the five men rule
New York by the aid OF Republican
dickers and in the absence Of local self
government.
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Given TO the Babies.
To the Editor.

| To the Editor:
Inclosed please hnd il.5s, which you may us.
for any charitable purpose which you may deem
| the best A. III
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Gendarme Cape.

This is the cape worn by the French
policemen. The service cloth is dark
blue, and in bad weather the hood is
drawn over the head. This Is the model
for the Winter cape, now being designed
for New York girls in homespuns,
The evening world., 1894-08-28
A Splendid Fair In Brooklyn.

To the Editor:
We held a fair at the residence Of Mrs o. l..
Genth. 1877 Nevins street, Brooklyn, Aug. Q to II,
81 which We realized S2i32 Mr.. F. Bohm.
DR.. Dsnlelson and Mr.. schaerer helped US q
great deal.
NELLIE GRAY. 26O wyckon street
EMMA MACK. 26s Wyckof street.
MAGGIE MACK. 26s WyckoH street
SADIE ENNIS. $50 Wyckon street.
MINNIE BuNGE, 1877 Nevins street
HELEN GRAY, 176 Eeyins street.
MARGARET GRAY. 2S Warren street.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

In his plea for separate elections, Mr..
Choate dashed the Tammany tiger Sc
verely. but the political animals hide 10
30 hardened by recent castigations that
even Mr.. Choate's sharp words are not
calculated to make any great impression.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
A sailor Wants TO Know.

To the Editor;
| wish to kno~ from some OF your correspond
ents whether there are in New York any private
schools Of navigation, where a common sailor can
obtain sufnelent theoretical knowledge necessary
for getting higher degrees In the commercial
navy service. A YOUNG SAILOR
The evening world., 1894-08-28

'"rhe woman tempted me, and / did
eat" said Adam. This woman has
torn my heart In two. and will not live
longer" says Coachman Schinkling.
starting out with his revolver. II believe
you are the author OF this mans
'trouble.' says Justice ouigley. addressing
WidoN clauss. who had demanded the
prstsctipn Of tia law k'om . threatening
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This IL Interesting.


| To the Editor:
am young lady thirty years OF age am
rich, accomplished and beautiful. l have several
gentlemen friends who are In my company q
great deal. but never speak OF love. They have
many opportunities, but never take advantage OF
them. How shall l gain their anectionr
BEAUTY"
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Baby Mildred's Birthday.

To the Editor:
magic-lantern show was given at is Webster
place, South Brooklyn. on Aug. 8. in honor of MI.
ired Markss third birthday At which 81. rs was
realized for the sick babies.
Annie Cheeiite, May Cheefite
Charles Anderson, Joseph Cheelite
South Brooklyn, NJ Y,
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A First-Class Fair
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inclosed please md 32i. proceeds Of . fair held
at 2so West One Hundred and Fifteenth street.
Mrs. Kesslsr was kind enough to allow Us, the
use Of an empty nat. Inclosed also please md
photograph Of our ''Mascots." Harrison and David
Gordon. Trusting We may still be able to bensnt
the noble cause. We remain Arthur Reichman
and John Bloore. managerA who were kindly
assisted by Sydney Rutland and Loie and Marchs
Parients. r.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Mr.. Pullman's evidence befors the
Strike Commission was In keeping With
his course towards the strtksrA He met
the easy questions smilinsiy. but took
refuge behind Manager wickss when
the firing got too heavy.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
To Save the Hair.

An old chartatan, who made ehousH
money out OF hair restoratives to re'r'
from business, gives the following pre-
scription for hair that falls out anu
warrants II a harmless II helpless rem
edy:
Pulverlzed sulphur, one teaspoontul
Glycerine, four ounces.
Bathing whiskey. one-half pint. =
Rock salt, one-half cupful.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

The American woman can generally be
eounted on to give a good account OF her
self. and the aristocratic danes who are
sailing catboat races at Newport are
demonstrating that luxury has not ener-
waited them nor unified them for high
achievement. Good luck to their racing.
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with Love TO the Bnbie,.
To the Editor;

To the EdItor;
We, the undersigned. have collected HIo for
the Sick Babies Fund. and hope that this will
give Joy to some little one. With love to thu
babies LOUIS PLANsKY,
JOSIE KOHN
HuLDA LAsCHANsKY
The evening world., 1894-08-28

For eleven years, single handed, 1.-THE
World has fought for an income lax, ana
to-day the battle has been won. Million
aires. politicians and their newspaper
hackers were arrayed against 1t. but the
cause OF the peop.e trlumphed Wage
earners are saved $50, OoO. 900 year In taxes
which the rich must now pay. Truly, a
glorious victory.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
She Ii Driving Him Crazy.

To the Editor:
have been keeping company with q young
lady about year. and during that time I have
always loved her. The last time l saw her was
Sunday last, and l asked her II she would be
willing to accept me. The answer she gave me
was; TIN too young tshe is nineteen) and don
know you long enough to marry you" am
lust about crazy. What shall I doH
AL. Brooklyn N "
The evening world., 1894-08-28
Why Gloves Don't Inst.

Every woman who buys the kid gloves
for the family knows that the mems and
children's last twice as long as her own.
A mans 81 glove goes out of style be-
fore II shows wear. The expense of
women's gloves Is due entirely to her
demand for thin skin. She fancies
that dressed kid glove makes her
The evening world., 1894-08-28

SECRETARY Cariisis says he saw NO
member Of the Sugar Trust except Mr..
searies. whom he met while riding In an
elevator. Tho elevator and stock went
up At the Same dine.
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Progress Lodge to the Front.

Progress Lodge, No, I, OF the order OF True
Friends which comprises large and representa-
tive membership, held a grand Summer light .
festival one night last week In sulIer'a Harlem
River Para Casino and Gardens. one Hundred
and Twenty seventh street and second avenue.
The good work OF this sstimAble order oommends
itself to the charity Of the kindly disposed. who
should follow the good example set IN some m4Ti-
ner no matter how tnAiug, TO alleviate the wan
VI The poor, The most lndsiAiigabls worker !.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

The DOVE bullst-proof coat 10 not IN II
with the corset steel. MIRA Nehling. Of
Williamsburg. owes her life to her corset
which yesterday resisted the bullet Of
the would-be murderer ana suicide,
Huber.
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pari. Hens Are Like ours.

In Paris. as In New York, eggs arc
among the table Iuxuries Dealers keep
eggs" fresh eggs and 'new-la'a
eggs" in stock, and the customer pays
her money aud takes her choice.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
They Are Four.

To The Editor!
lnelossd you will md - which We collected BY
selling lemonade and candy. We hops II will do
some good to the little onsA We are four
Mary burke. IL Alice pcCullouEh Il.
Katie mccullough D. Maggie HArnett, 10,
The evening world., 1894-08-28
In Stamps.
To the Editor;

To the Editor;
Enclosed please md 80 cents postage stamps for
the Sick Fables Fund from two little girls
RAY ROSENBERG,
ROSIE sPERO.
Il East One Hundred and sixth street
The evening world., 1894-08-28

murderer. Thus IL the truthfulness Of
the Bible sustained by the course Of
events In the Gates Avenue Police Court,
of Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Ths stolen livery Of DsmoorAdo reform
doesn't At very comfortably On the Cor
mans Of the Senate after President
Clsvsland's ringing denunciAtion.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Treason and treachsry are hard terms
TO apply to men sworn to uphold the
honor Of the country. Yet the words
seem to At thu case exactly.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
A keypOrt Fair.


Enclosed mud tss5, the proceeds OF a fair which
was held on Saturday, Aus, Is We hop. mi,
will do some GOOD for the babies and wish a,
was six times the amount VIOLA N. DURRNA "
ADA W. TILTON
The evening world., 1894-08-28

War tims profits for stookholder1 war
time prices for the public. but reduced
wages for the workman, this has bssn
the Pullman programme
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Phnanthropist Pullman was not asked
whether thsrs had been any reduction
In the price Of the Pullman berth There
was no need Of asiCinG.
The evening world., 1894-08-28
He's Not Sentimental.

To the Editor;
Can any one inform me how To tell whether
my gentleman friend loves me or notf lie IA
perfect gentleman. l am very much In love
With him. Bot he does not Get 81 all lseuli-
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little Lemonade seIIer.,

Wendell Stein. Of 1850 Broadway. assisted by
his brother. Willie, send t2.So which they re-
allied from the sale OF lemonade.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Nh Sands has 3ustfasd her mama she
had ''sand'' enough 70 win the ladiss' eat-
boat raos IN Newport YESTERDAY.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

plaids, checks and military cloths. This
one has olives; others are fastened with
two or three horn buttons. They are all
long enough to cover the walking coat
Many are handsomely lined with plaid
silk or changeable satin, intended to
cover a theatre bodice.
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Two Little Boys.
To the Editor

To the Editor;
Here are IA csnta We are two little boys. We
have saved one-haif Of all our July pennies for
the sick little babies Our Uncle George 10 q
writing this letter for US We are seven and
eight years old
CLARKY VOORHEES,
EDDIE OSCAR CROcKER-
The evening world., 1894-08-28

The decision on the question. ''wnl
the question. ''wlr duck swamr'
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which yanhtsman d n that il now un.
willing 10 1csf
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Your Letter WIN Appear La,.r,

Al letter. from eSntriss.or. 70 the sick B.blss
appear In tAis column LATER
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From this DAY On business should i'm
prove. instead Of cutting worse.
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Three Send This.
To the Editor:

To the Editor:
Inelosed please md 81 cents for the Sick Babies
Fund. subscribed by the following little Etrla
EMMA COOK
MATTE TOMPsoN.
BESSIE MASON.
va, I'm. hundred and Thirty eighth street
The evening world., 1894-08-28

Sounds ~ II something had droppsd IN
washington.
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stock from Paris.
A new stock comes from Paris 10 ~
with the tailor-made dress. The cohs'

is white ribbon, the bows are wired .ne
the ends trimmed with lace. For ess"-
ing wear these stocks are reproduced I"
white and iewel-colored chiffon.
The evening world., 1894-08-28

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with a fair held at 1875 Madison avenue which
realized SOL 5 for the Baby Fund There were
thirteen little ladies running 1t. and they did
It we'll Mrs Sol Caro- acted as head director
and Chaperon, and worked hard. as did also
Morris Keller, OF the Guarantee Clothing Com
pany, who decorated the place and then acted
as auctioneer and got good prices for the goods.
Miss Addie Cohn presided over the jewelry booth
and rendered valuable service The thirteen
little ladies' who devoted all their energies
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14

Resolved, That the south side of Che
floor Of the city building be divided and
doors put in the partition. SO ~ to give the
commissioner IF elections room ly hifu-
self. and that the Same bee done ar once
under the directions of the mayor and
committee on public buildings.
ON motion the resolution was adopted
Mr Earnest offered the lollowiuns
Resolved by the mayor and council Of
the city of Topeka, That the street cQm-
missioner build catch basin ~ the aeuth-
west corner 0f Seventh and Harrison
streets. and lay pipe line to connect it
at the alley on Seventh street west OF
Harrison street. To be done under the d.
rccti0n of the city engineer
ON motion the resolution was adopted
Mr. Fellows offered the following
BE Il Resolved, by the mayor and
council that the city engineer Ue and ia
hereby instructed 10 at once prepare
plans and specifications for the rebuild
ing Of The electric light plant also pre-
pare estimate for same
Oh motion the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Holman offered the following.
Resolved. That the city attorney BE- in-
structed TO commence proceedings igr
tile removal ST The track ~ Tire Topeka,
Silver Lake 81 hossville railroad within
the city limits.
OBJ motion the resolution was adopted.
Ar. Holman also offered the following.
Resolved That The resolution passed
by the council placing the Insurance and
rents ia the hands of thc city treasurer
be hereby repealed and thar the same De-
placed I'D the hands 81 the proper officer.
wiz the city clerk.
ON motion che resolution was adopted.
Ar Stevens called attention On ram1ra
in relation to SIR. Eastman.
Dir. Fellows offered the following.
Resolved. That the mayor be request
ed t1 lay before the council such infor-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14

"A popular English NonconfOrmist
minister was staying with @ family ia
Glasgow. while on visit to that city,
whittier he had gone on deputation
from the Wesleyan missionary society
At dessert, when invited TO take SO me
fine fruit which he declined, he men
toned 10 the family curious circum-
stance concerning himself-he had
never in his life tasted an apple, pear
grape or any other kind Of green fruit.
This fact caused cOnsidera bic amaze
ment to most of the family. but a
cousin who was presents cautious
Scotchman OF a most practical turn Of
mind-listened to the statement with
great unconcern. and when the vari-
Gus EXPLANATIONS which it had aroused
subsidized. he remarked dryly. 'It's a
great peety ye hadna been in Para
disc, aud there MIGHT ma haze been
any fa'ss
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FoLLowrNo PREcEDENr-
Ola blu Botts Found the Chinese Nul
ct Al Accor. ~ aaatLne.

Ola blu Bolts Found the Chinese Not
at All Accommodating
a good. honest fellow in his way
was Bill Bolts. but he had never had
an opportunity to study moral philos-
Ophy as taught ia the colleges and
universities. He came from Bidde-
ford. in Devon, and very likely some
of his ancestors had helped Drake
''walop' the Spaniards. He had fol-
lowed in their footsteps by enlisting
in the navy to fight for his country
whenever called upon to do so
When he returned from a voyage to
China be brought with him a present
for a gentleman who had been very
kind to his cid mother during his alb
sence. 1t was q curiously fashioned
Chinese garment made of bits Of q
species of straw strung together.
s'Plase. SIR, you must exeoos un be-
ing torn. he said bashfuuy, when he
presented it, 1.-The Chinaman wouldn't
part with IN aisy-"
He had run across a Chinamau
wearing it somewhere in the streets
of Hong Kong. and the unfortunate
celestial not understanding his SUM
mary request to Hand that over
here" he had simply yanzed it OH
him.
TO the suggestion that his conduct
had hardly been consistent with strict
honesty he replied.
Begin your pardon sur, he wuz
only a haythen. an I never heard
that taking things from O. haythen
counted as stalin."
"WeI,' - replied his friend. ssif many
ulusrrious Englishmen had not acted
on that assumption 4 don't know
rna. Is ,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14

Goodness is a powerful weapon, even
against wild beasts The other day a
philosophic Chinaman. in the Straits
settlements was walking along a
country road, and sucking a length Of
sugar cane Out Of the woods leaped
tiger Some people in the China
mans position would have bolted;
others would have screamed; still 9TH
ers would have tainted; but John
merely gave the tiger tap on the
head with his sugar cane and then
calmly went on sucking the tooth
some juices The tiger was So com
pletely upset with his unexpected re-
ception that he 6edl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14
THe mANDoLIN GIL

She was Fraud OF Course. But None
the Less Interest ting.
In the corner Of a New York cable
car sat a charming girl She was
beautifully gowned. faultlessly
gloved bore most becoming hat on
her piquant little head. and on her 1aD
carried a mandolin case OF course
she was the object of intense interest
to the other passengers, and man
who had seen her nearly every day ia
the car and always carrying the man
dolin put her down in his mind as the
most devoted student Of that musical
Instrument he had ever encountered.
Behind him sat two shopgirls and they
were discussing the interesting un-
known
There is chat mandolin girl
again" said one of them. II can't
bear to look ait her"
..Why not?" asked the other girl,
Il think she is beautiful"
$50 she is but she is such a. fraud
She clerks in a store downtown. and
doesn't want people to know she is a
shOpgirl. So she carries that everlast-
ing mandolin back and forth to con
vey the impression that she is a
society girl out for music lesson.
have known Of her little dodge for
more than a year, and am tired Of it.
I Wish she would carry a tennis racket
or a poodle for change.
1.-The mandolin case is very conven-
lent, however. for another girl told
me that she carries her lunch her
overshoes a comb and brush and lots
Of other things IN it. lit is not honest,
though and 4 feel contempt for her. 2
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14

We do not know to whom the fol-
lowing vagrant bit Of advice should
be credited, but it is good sound sense.
when a man playfu1y points a gun
or pistol at you knock him down.
Don't stop to inquire whether it is
loaded or not-knock him down.
Don't be particular what you knock
him down witch only see that be IS
thoroughly knocked down If a
coroner's inquest be held let it be on
the other fellow-hs went be missed. p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-14

VA ANrED-One good COW two horses and
harness. one wagon and spring buggy, add
dress ZA Taylor Street.
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Aunt Jemimas
Pancake Flour

compound of Wheat, Corn and Rice
ia proper proportion. Take no cheap
substitute. to be followed bY indiges-
ton, dyspepsia, bad blood and early
death.
Awarded First Premium at Worid'a Hair.
The genuine is for sale by all grocers.
Made exclusively by
R.T.DANIS MILL co. ST. Joseph, rio.
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Slight attacks of cold often develop
into pneumonia Statistics show that
this disease is rapidly increasing ia our
country. and IS generally accompanied
by fatal results Cubeb Cough Cure viii
prevent pneumonia Il taken in time.
Sold oy Rowley Bros
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5CELLANECU5
q eFtsN ? make $500 a uay- Greatest Isffeli4r
al.If s.. ~ eil-ea- ltefsalls 50 cts, 3 %
ssf-r En- isss Ss-lr ples postage paid. five
a.-9- & -he-Aai&in, 4incinnaIi. u.
'lAl3 LHoeCueHBRED Jersey bull 81 Lane
fir AHLA an4 hiDsas ave.
r. QlICE-fo whom it may eoncern 7ss r
A-1nl tilsl ills petition IS on lie IS the once
Of tAe Plo-aNa Judge Of Shawnee eOuntv Kansas
aak144 l4r q permit 70 sell ln1ox icariI1 l5Trrs
4t hANAlt-A4 AAO1m0uth township ~hav7rass
county, Kansas nearing ser for the 2stn daF
OF February 1854. at % a. IN.
CHARLES MEAD
w RS. E. k- LILlN nurse can ba fr-r---7 -
AVA iI15 West sixth street
VIZ ~ An 1oocis to store
AokEhA Transfer On
zoe Kansas avenue. TaI an
rFopEhA WHANsEA-4s COMEAN4
= 5e4 kansas ave- Tel s7o
g. FE-4AL Attention 20 Tel. orders.
TOPEKA AkANsFER Co
NV Kansas avenue. Tel s7s
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70 sNlED- Boarders at No Ross RI0ck
Every thing first class. Rates reasonable.
wv hSas5 so+s goq4 sTi g r. e iRei7 s. AZ
street.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FREE-
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AA AAlED-Bl middle aged lady. situation
housekeel er for Wid0Wer- adore.
'Housekeeper. care journal.
NV ANIED -A position in dining room. by ala
sNl etenetu waiter 1ess NJ. W.. O. 3
Kansas Avenue -ad story. North Topeka.
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Wits Witch Hazel salve is promptly ap-
piled This statement Us true. al per
feet remedy for skin diseases. chapped
hands and lips. and never fails to cure
piles 4. r. JONES.