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How to Win Her.

To the Editor:
In answer to letter OF Connecticut Young Man.
published Monday evening:
Handsome youth. sixteen 1t seems,
Asks 1.-THE World to ind the means
OF gaining introduction to
A pretty girl he'd like to know,
Who all his airy thoughts inspired.
Though at a distance but admired.
That's very simple were he,
I'd hunt up burly humans three;
whisper to each my little plot.
And share an "x' among the lot;
Then in a week or so / wait
Near my "inaiuorata's' gate,
When darkness wraps the land about.
Soon little Jane comes tripping out
But 10. she turns towards the right
Three numbering forms appear in sight
And one-the biggest OF the three
Says Come, my pet. elope with me-!
Another tries to steal kiss
From the now frightened little miss.
while the third with nendish chucke,
Pulls out a strap without buckle.
And hirses: Bind her hands and feet.
And drag her of to our retreat!'
Then dressed in style) I would appear,
Hit one base caitn on the ear.
Catch the next villain in the eye
And to the third one would draw nigh,
And say. Release her. heartless wretch!'
Then. while the three their legs would stretch.
To get themselves from way OF harm,
IRA take the frightened dear in arm,
And say, most gently Fear no more.
I'll lead thee to thy cottage door,
And then, as near her house we came.
II she's a nice girl. she s1claim
The evening world., 1894-09-01
The single-Tax Remedy.

To the Editor:
In reply to Landlord I would like to say that
single tax is not meant to tax any out OF or
into the possession of land That the present
system is unjust is proven by his own letter. in
which he says he has paid more in taxes than
the land is worth. II our views prevailed, when
he inherited the land he would only have had to
pay at most tax rental value. mo
rental value tax" This would have saved
him money well a great amount OF anxiety.
This is a feature that gives the single tax 50
firm a grip on the people when they fully under
stand it--namely no one will want work and not
be able to nnd opportunity to work. thereby
removing the choief cause for anxiety and worry
], z, W.. Yonkert
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Coaching beauty to Win.

TO TTt EVTTUT,
In answer to Beauty II is not riches. ac-
oomplshments or beauty that are always the
winners. have had experience with all three,
and more. too. sailed well on the court.hip
and had several battles, and won some and lost
some. Now let Beauty attack the best man
first, II you don't win in the first round take
ire second. and so Don't be discouraged
Meet one at = time, don't take odds Further in
formation Instructions would take too much
space in your valuable paper, and then the gen
tlemen would know 1t all, and that wouldn't do
HELPMATE. Brooklyn
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Saratoga Chips.

Pare a potato and cut in very thin
slices over a bowl of cold water, so that
each slice will fall into the water; soak
ten minutes. then take out few pieces
at a time and dry them on a soft towel.
Have ready a kettle Of boiling lard.
Throw In the slices. a few ut time;
stir them with a skinner. When a
light brown take them out ana place
on a piece OF soft brown paper in a
colander: dredge with salt and stard in
the open oven while you fry the re-
rnainder.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

To the Editor:
Your saccharine correspondent. Sugar is anx-
ious to know how to tell whether her gentleman
friend loves her" II the sweet spirit will the
following instructions. she will find out: When
cooling with her Adonls she should pillow her
auburn tresses upon his waistcoat pattern. Then
he will naturally pounce down upon her sugar
lips like a hungry hawk upon innocent dove
And while he is revealing in that blissful situa-
ton, gently say to him: Darling, I do believe
you afraid to ask me to marry you, because
you know l would say yes" II her remark does
not paralyze his tongue. he will take her for his
sugar trust" Otherwise decreed. she might
hand him the following lines:
"If you love a girl. and wish to marry her,
And lack Of courage is the only barrier.
would make this mild suggestion:
Go. shoot yourself or pop the question:
vERBUM sAPIENTI.
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Renders Of THE EVENING WORLD ,edrino
NE city for the hot months should snd in their
tddrcsses and hare THE EVENING WORLD
bsoi7cd to them regularly.
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HELPS in the Homework.

Table oilcloth tackled back of the stove.
If pans or cooking utensils are hung UP.
and Of tables where mixing or dish
washing is done, saves the wall, and
may be cleaned easily and lasts a long
time.
To remove hard grease spots from 9
stove put a few drops OF kerosene oil
on a cloth and rub them with this.
A tablespoonful Of ammonia to quart
Of water is the best medium for clean
ing windows, lamp chimneys or any
kind Of glassware.
When ironing starched clothes put
some kerosene on a cloth and rub every
iron on It as taken from the stove.
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Apple Salad.

Take six apples, four tablespoonful
Of powdered sugar, one-quarter tea.
spoonful of cinnamon and ono gill OF
sherry. Pare, core and cut the apples
into very thin slices. Put n layer o.
these slices in the bottom Of q glass
dish, sprinkle them with sugar and .
little cinnamon. then another layer Of
apples, and SO continue until all is used
Pour the wine over. and stand away in
a cool place for one hour. and 1t 10
ready to use.
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Whyf
To the Editor:

Why do ignorant men say that II they had their
opponents education they'd be in such and such
a high position when defeated in any argument
by those OF superior intelligence Why do the
''dregs' OF America say, why didn't you stay
thero9' TO a foreigner when he makes any re-
mark in praise Of his own country Why do your
young ladies" say sour grapes to any person
who writes a truth not oyer-eomplimentary to
them In your Letter Coiumn' ALIEN.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Cigarettes Hurt in This Case.

To the Editor:
In looking over the letters in The Evening
World OF Aug IS see one In which Come
Again" says that cigarettes will proong the life
Of any one He talks Just like child coming
from the cradle In my opinion he is one OF the
biggest fools God ever put on this earth. know
from experience that cigarettes will kill any one.
have smoked them myself and know that they
hurt me- as at the present time have consump-
ton. and the doctor says It is from nothing else.
N. d.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
More Chinese Men than Women.

A French statistican says that the
number of men and women in France
is more nearly equal than in any other
country in the world, there being l,oo1
women to 1000 men. The conditions In
Hong Kong, China, are appalling Tor
the matrimonial chances of the sterneS
sex. there being only 1856 women to loo
men.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Ireland Won His Heart.

To the Editor:
There was a statement published that the siris Of
Scotland and ireland never wear stockings except
on dress occasions. have travelled in Scotland
and In Ireland. have seen schools full OF chill
dren there. and " ever I saw youth and beauty
It was In my travels in Killarney, in the south
OF Ireland. I saw girls spin and knit stockings.
met refined and educated people there. and
regret that could not remain there.
ADMIRER OF IRELAND.
Fifth Avenue Hotel,
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China understands the holocaust bust
ness thoroughly. It never turns out a
mean or skinny one. The burning Of
1000 persons on board the Canton flower
boats shows that she is still as liberal
as ever in losing lives when a disaster
comes along.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Suppose some OF the kicked-out police
captains should turn States evidence
and tell just how high up all this blood
money" has gone. Wouldn't there be
some tall fun in the Police Department?
The evening world., 1894-09-01
To Catch the Eve.


= -TT ~ TTV--"I IIUI"F
Bcle-Deur nc. Nell you have your
bathing suit on wrong, See? You have
the front OF it behind and the back OF II
In front.
Nell-I know It. Belle. but II covers me
SO completely that I'm obliged TO do
somsthing 70 attract attention.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Mayor schieren objects to bad New
Workers going over to Brooklyn. We
are of a more kindly disposition in this
town. We let all kinds of Brooklynites
come and go as they please every day.
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This Never Misses Fire.


To the Editors
In answer to Sugar; since the gentleman
isn't at all sentimental and she can't md out
u he loves her or not. the neEt time he calls
I, she will Just send her llttle brother or sister
in for fea moments before she goes think
he aent.emaa would have something OF Import.
,nee to say to her Try II and see.
MOLASsEa
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Hair Soaps.

When thick hair or hair that is very
oily is washed the soap used should be
strong enough to cut through
the matted tresses to the scalp.
In the whole list there is nothing
better than palm oil soap. such
as devoted mammas buy for the baby's
toilet. 1t is not cheap, but 1t is excel
lent. Sulphur, carbolic. tar and the
medicated soaps made for the treatment
of skin diseases are cleansing, stimulate
ing and highly recommended.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

The rice is brought in after the meal,
as wine, fruit and coffee are served at
an American gentlemans dinner. A
black sauce seasoned with anchovy is
poured over 1t from a cruet, and every
body is helped with two or three por-
tons. The rice service consists of a
large bowl. individual bowls. the sauce
cruet and chopsticks.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

districts are made into twelve. nine of
which are Republican, Is a sad COM
mentary on the cry for reform which
characterized the past election.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

No matter which way the Republican
nomination goes, the bar'l ia willing to
be tapped. 1t is safe to assume, how
ever. that II Morton's name heads the
ticket. the spigot will be Of larger cali
hire
The evening world., 1894-09-01

From leader OF Leavenworths 400
to leader OF horse thieves Is a big
jump, but Miss Mary Hopkins. OF Kan
sas. did 1t with ease. She will be lat
home" In Jail for some time to come.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

This is record-breaking year all
round. and the Sick Babies Fund is
right in the van OF the record breakers.
1t now amounts to So, 26597.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Inspector Mclaughlin got there Just
ten minutes after Mrs. Schubert had
gone As Lawyer Con remarked some
time ago. IT'S funny how they get
awayt'
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human population a ship-load or 20 one
of these fine days.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
One WASHINGTON Woman,

One OF the brightest women in WASH
inKton is the wife of Mr.. /. 8. Bartlett,
who Is Representative Coffeen's private
secretary and a well-known politician
|sf Wyonaing. Mrs Bartlett enjoys th'
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Misfortune has followed the new tor
pedo-boat Ericsson SO far, but II good
rules work both ways, a bad beginning
should be followed by a good ending.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Lucania has brought the ocean record
close to the five-iay mark. Rapid tran
sit progresses more favorably on water
than on land.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

1t Is by singular dispensation of
Providence that the was
loaded fool never points the gun at
himself
The evening world., 1894-09-01

While engaged In the pastime Of
dropping lines for fish. President Cleve-
land should also drop line to Attorney
General Olney in regard to the Sugar
Trust
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Having gotten rid OF the corrupt Demo-
cratic ring, Jersey City has fallen from
the frying pan TO the fre. The gerry
Wandering OF districts, by which six
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Vigtlant was winning yesterday when
a calm took hold of her and spoiled the
race. Those English Gains have a pa
triotic way of doing that sort OF thing.
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4 Mean Trick.


from Flicgende Blaetier)
In railroad carriage: She-That man
sitting opposite TO US is detestab.e fell
low.
He WHY go NY darling
Sh. b tEso he makes point OF light
ms his Ni.ai whoever We reach q tuv-
mel
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Demure Miss Tom.

Those tomboys in society and on the
stage who go to the extremes in tailor
made outfits are good actresses. Just
look at this tweed suit. Observe the
hat. neckwear and boots; look at the
coat, with its narrow collar. neat lapels,
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Green-goods men seem to be accepted
as matter OF course over in Jersey
the same as the mosquitoes are.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

1t was quite natural that strike Of
the Liiiputians should be "A small affair.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
surah SILK and Braid,

Navy blue silk. with white braid %
flax insertion, Is certainly pretty combi-
nation for a blouse, but the design u
hardly safe to recommend. There -
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4 Case of Necessity.

tFrom the Detroit Free Presa)
Tommie's Father (sternly)-What were
you fighting that bad boy for, Tommie /?
Tommie-To keep from gsttin' licked.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

School days are near. In a short time
you will hear the regular annual public
wall about lack OF school room.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
Japanese Dinner.

Here is the menu of an ordinary din
ner to be had in Japanese restaurant
for half a dollar:
Bird's-Nest Soup.
flashed Sparrow.
seaweed with Preserves.
Stuffed Prawn
(: Candied beans Fruit with Chill Sauce.
Punch.
: Rice.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

No third track for the a. road, no
Ispld transit, and Harlem is s,ill as far
away as IL ever was.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Yesterday was a bad day for pam
tatas. The Police Board had TIA! Tas."
for five more OF them.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Beginning to-day the succulent oyster
will have to shell out.
The evening world., 1894-09-01

Captains and ward men may flourish
or may fade, the Board can make them
as the Board has made.
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change pocket, coat sleeves and stitched
cuffs. Could anything be more mannish
in the shape OF a woman's wrap? The
Misses Tom. Jack and Harry, who affect
these oddities also cultivate the demure
manners Of sweet fifteen.
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The ward men are all singing very
low just now.
The evening world., 1894-09-01
A Fin-dc-siecIe Heroin..

Marguerite Mcdonald, nineteen-year
old girl, who was given the position o
station agent at Warrior Run, on tn
Lehigh Valley road, when her BROTH
vacated 1t year ago, finds herseltII
heroine in the Wilkesbarre district.
her quick-witted action she preventesI
serious collision between pasaen (
tEAknA- ---------A
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This IL n Question.

| To the Editor;
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-09
Coming Events.

July 16.-Ice cream and fruit festival,
in Robbins opera house, under auspices
of the Welsh Baptist Sunday school
July lice cream and bean soup
festival in Robbins hall, under the aus.
pices of the Women's Relief Corps.
July l7.-Grand Musical Entertainment,
18th anniversary Of Shenandoah Valley
Encampment, No. 25S, l. o. o. f., Fergu.
sons Theatre.
July 10, 90, 2l,-Bazasr Of Nations, in
Robbins opern house, under auspices OF
the b. Y. p, u.
July 3l.-Ice cream festival and bazar,
under the auspices of Camp 40, p, o. Of
II. A, in Robbins hall
August Lee cream festival in Rob,
bins opera house, under the auspices oi
che -. a. c."
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Lovers Die by Poison.

RACINE, Wis, July 9.-The bodies of
August Peters, aged "a years, and Clara
Christopherson, domestic 21 years of
age, were found on the river bank at
Cedar Bend yesterday by fishing party.
A bottle Of wine and three different kinds
of poison were found near by. The couple
had been keeping company for year.
Saturday night Peters bought poison at q
drug store, ostensibly to poison dog
Then he called at the girls home and
coaxed her to go out A boat was hired
at s;45, and the couple went down the
river 1t is supposed Peters poisoned the
girl and then committed suicide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-09
MINERS LOOT A STORE
Aliens Threaten Destruction to Mine
Property in Illinois.

PRINCETON, Ills, July 9-The general
merchandise store Of the Whitebreast
Fuel company, at Ladd was looted Sat
urday night by mob of /, 200 alien miners
from Spring Valley. The stock was val
ued at $4,000 and will be a complete loss,
such articles as could not be carried away
being destroyed The mob was composed
Of Lithuanians, Poles and Italians, being
of the same class that caused the depro-
dations at Spring Valley.
The strikers have become so emboldened
over their success Of the last few days that
they made known their plans for the first
time for the future. 1t is the soaking Of
the buildings Of coal companies, the de-
struCtion Of the machinery and the burn
ing OF the mines. This work, the miners
assert, will be accomplished before TO
morrow night. The companies the prop
erty of which the miners are determined
TO destroy are the Spring Valley Coal
company, of Spring Valley; the White
Brothers Fuel company, of Ladd; the Chi
cago, Wilmington and Vermillion Coal
company, of Seatonville, and the Charles
J. Devlin Coal company, Of Toluca. The
first three mentioned companies today
served notice on the county supervisors
that they would hold the county liable for
all damages to their property.
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Police Prevent a Church Riot,

READING, Pa, July 9-While services
were in progress yesterday in ST. Nary 5
Polish Catholic church some eighty of the
opponents of Rev Father Januskiewitz,
the pastor, tore down the gate leading to
the churchyard and forced open the door
of the church in their efforts to gain ad-
mission to the edifice. Father Januskie-
witt escaped by jumping out of window.
The arrival of a large corps of policemen
at this point prevented a riot among the
rival factions of the church, which have
been in continual warfare during the past
three years.
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JUST ARRIVED.
nHRENoI,oGy Ann PArMIsTRy w

DHRENOLOGY AND PALMIsTRY.-Mrs.
i Bane, the great phrenologist and palmist,
has arrived in Shenandoah and will rem ain at
the Central House, corner Centre and White
streets, for one week. Is a graduate OF Fowler
and Wells chronological College, and as "A
ence By q chronological examination you
will learn what you can best study what
propensities you should cultivate and what
have your future life explained to you as set
forth by the lines OF your hand. PGlmistry Is
the only true and scientific art by which the
future can be prediGted Questions answered
concerning business, love and marriage
PhrenoloRical examinations for ladies' so
cents gents, as cents. All part es having a
chronological examination can have the hand
be convinced. y o humhug
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Three Killed by a Cave In.

NANTICoKE Pa. July "a horrible ac-
cident occurred in the No slope of the
Susquehanna Coal company here Satur-
day by which three men lost their lives,
two We're fatally injured and one who
miraculously escaped was severely in
jured, The dead are Evan Adams Of
Nanticoke, aged %; George II. Hanney,
aged 81; Joseph Washelez Polander, aged
24 The first two leave families The
men We're caught under a fall of coal
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EDITION
WORKING FOR THE BABIES.
Busy Scenes at the Big Vermont zstab
lishment Where Laotated Food is Pre-
pared for all Parts Of he World.


Mothers are everywhere related by the
mere fact Of motherhood.
Their joys, their sorrows and their needs
are the same all over the world.
Think of the countless babies in London.
in Canada, and even in distant Australia,
who are growing up rosy checked and
bright eyed on the same diet of lactated
food that mothers in America know so
well.
Only those who have visited the big es-
tablishment at Burlington, VT, in sum
mer have any idea of the tremendous
amount of this world-famous baby food
which is weekly produced at the central
establishment. As the weather grows
warmer every effort is made to meet the
enormous demand for lactated food, not
only in this country and Canada, but
from the various branches in foreign
countries. 1t is from the London branch
house that goods are forwarded to the
large cities of Europe and the east,
among the large shipments being those
sent to India and to the Australian
branch located at Sydney, n. S. W.
A visit to this busy establishment in
Burlington never fails to make lasting
impression on every mother and on any
one who is at all interested in the ques.
tion of reliable baby food that shall be
genuine substitute for mothers milk
The absolute cleanliness in every process,
and the arrangements for meeting the
big demands in July and August without
undue haste or carelessness that might
interfere with the perfection of the food,
always delight visitors.
Strikes are unknown among all these
busy persons, because, with the constant
demand for lactated food at all seasons,
wages are kept up, so that the employed
have come to feel their own interests
bound up with those of the establish.
ment. BY this friendly, cooperative
spirit among all who are concerned with
the preparation of lactated food it has
been possible to produce a baby food
absolutely pure, all the ingredients of
which are carefully elaborated and con-
scientiously combined.
Physicians, after inspecting these build
ings, which are models of neatness and
convenience, unhesitatingly prescribe
lactated food for invalds, especially rs
the direct supervision of the preparation
of the food has been from first to last
under one of the professors of Vermont's
famous university. Lactated food is to.
day everywhere prescribed as the one real
substitute for healthy mothers milk
combining excellence never before secured
of marvellous nourishing powers, and yet
being taken by all babies with decided
relish when every other food is rejected.
All that is needed to keep baby per
fectly well in summer and safe from
cholera infantum and diarrhcea, that
carry of so many thousand babies during
the hot weather, is proper nourshment
and cleanliness. These two indispensable,
qualities are found in lactated food anC
this is how it has earned that splendiC
reputation of the infant food that "save
babies lives"
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w. s. BRENNAN,
President
z2tf

Last June. Dick Crawford brought his
twelve months old child, suffering from
infantile diarrhoea, to me. 1t had been
weaned at four months old and being
sickly everything ran through il like
water through a sieve. l gave it the
usual treatment in such cases but with
out benefit The child kept growing
thinner until it weighed but little more
than when born, or perhaps ten pounds
then started the father TO giving Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and DIarrhOea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the %
cent size had been used marked inn
provement was seen and its continued use
cured the child. Its weakness and puny
constitution disappeared and its father
and myself believe the child's life was
saved by this remedy. j. u. MarlOw, NJ.
D., Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by Gruhler
Bros
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The peadIy stnetto in Boston.

BosToN, July 9.-John McElevery, 20
years old, was murdered in cold blood on
Haverhill street yesterday. 1t is alleged
that Fillippo Piniatello, an Italian, ap-
preached him and without pFovocation
stabbed him in the abdomen, inficting n
wound from which McElevery died four
hours later, Piniatello then lost himself
in the crowd, but later was arrested in
Medford, as was also Fillippo Beatrice,
who was his companion at the time of the
IN lhintr
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LANCASTER, Pa, July 9.-Judge Liv-
ingstone handed down a decision refusing
a new trial to eX-Sheriif George W Tom
lison, convicted of aggravated assault and
battery at the January court, Abraham
Frankford trespassed on Tomlison's premi-
ses in search Of rabbits, and Tomlison shot
him, inhicting serious injuries Sentence
will not be passed until Aug, IS,