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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

Great numhers NJ people suffer from the mailing
roisons OF caarrh. rs from other subtle chronic
maladies. without any correct or definite idea OF
the nature Of their st,ction. The following symp.
toms have been carefully arranged by DR.. Cope
land, to enable many sufferers to understand Just
what It ia that Ails them. Many diseases. known
under various specific names, are really of CT
tarrhai origin and nature Every part Of the mu-
cous membrane. the nose. throat. eyes ear>,
read, lungs, stomach. liver, bowels, kidnesy.
and bladder. are subec: to disease and blight by
caarrh. The proper course for sufferers Is this:
Read these symptoms carefully over: mark those
that apply to your case and bring this with you to
DR.. Copeland. II you liva away from the city.
acne them by mail and ask for mall treatment
In either instance, and whether by mail or office
treatment, the patient may be assured OF the
speediest relief and cure possiblo 10 medical
science
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
TRIAL FREE,

Bear In mind thNt any chronic sufferer,
whether rrsm caiarrh ar other .eatrd
aud distressing chronic malady, may APP
ply any time ~ IL IVES, gath al. near
Madison square, and receive from tho
COPELAND experts the mort efficient treat.
mrnt now In vogue mt merely nominal
raies, including medicine, to ONCE and
mail patients alike. Trial treatment aud
nedisino free u those applying In person.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

that ,omehow he nigh, never KIN" O..
MeanN ale Chrissie was Fastening with
nyiLg feet in search Of the required aid.
ture she had selected the furthest and
most solitary road. in sp!, OF sundry
reproiches OF conscience at the extra
delay this would involve, which re-
telling herself that Inspector Falr!ea,
who was stationed there, would be sure
to render more prompt assistance than
stranger woull nave done.
II Is not to be supposed that the
special attention whicn the Inspector
had pal. her at the bail only week
before would have any influence with
her under the present circumstances.
Fortune, however was disposed TO
favor her, for climbing over = lie with
the inteauon of, tpfing a short cut
into she arms OF the object OF her
Miss Thomson" calculated the Off
Ger. in aaton.shmcnt. which was not
.essened at her cordial greeting.
"oh! Mr.: fuirlea. | am so glad TO
meet YOU"
II little of the pleasure he derived
from this warm wc.com" was taken
away b. the breathless recital which
lowed. the Inspector was fam 10 con-
Tess that II was possible sometimes to
unite pleasure and duty as he prepared
to accompany her on the return journey,
which promised tu require at least
fun I've minutes longer u accomplish
than o had taken for Chrissie TO per-
form Il alone.
They he'd, however, traversed half the
81 ,t..uec when they encountered a lad
who was running In the opposite direc-
zion. but who at sight of the officer
stopped short, saying:
oh, please. sir, make haste. There is
a nObber al the bank"
ar. know there is" answered the in
sIrcht or. but who sent you?"
urrfy. Macdonald. sir He caught him
,cked him up in the hall. and then
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

told me to run for a policeman"
Chrlssie's neart beat high with citation
and pride Then Ella had been success
full. How glad and proud she would be.
ilr. Macdonald met them at the door.
"Ahi Inspector Fairlea, You are well
Gonna did nor exnert Won 50 SOON"
He did nor notice Chrissie standing Z
Iittls in ,he EAR.
w. renIisj the Inspector. Miss
THOMSON infnrmed me of her discovery
~ The rohher's nresence. But we did
NOT Know YOU we're here"
,.>f;., ,-l'anSnro On how do you dOf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Catarrh OF the Kidneys,

Cntarrh Of the kidvys results either from colds
or from overwork OF the XII inoys In separating
from tho blood the poisous that hav" been ab-
sorbed from catarrh OF other organs speedy and
ineN pensivc cure by the copeland system.
''po your hands and iert swelir'
rs this more noticeable In the mornings"'
Are they cold aud clamny"'
'lsthere pain In small Of back"
rs the urine dark and cloudy
Does deposit form when left standing"
u there u desire 10 get ~ al night -
DO you see spots noatin; before the eyes,
Are the eycadull ana staring
rs there a hRd taste In mouth'''
Have YOU pam in top of head
lis yonr hair getting gray.'
IL u, Is silvery white 49,
rs the skin dry and harsh? 80
lis the hair dry and brttlps''
is there nausea alter eatlug"'
Has the per p ration bad udor"'
rs there puttincss under the cyes''
Are there dark rings around the eyss'''
the skin pale and dry -
Has the skin waNy look -
Do you see unpleas mt things while aslsep"
Have you chilly feelings down the bLcx'
DO the Joints pain ana achef'
do the legs feel too heavy"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
AN OLD-FAsHIONED GIRL,

AN OLD-FASHIONEDG GIRL.
There's an old-fash!oned girl In an old fashioned
street,
Dressed In old-fashioned clothes from her head to
her feet;
And she spends all her time in the od-fashionei
way.
A-caring for poor peoples children all day.
she never has been to cotlllon or ball.
And she knows not the style OF the Spring or the
Fall
Two hundred a year will sufice for her needs.
And an old-fashioned Bible is all that she reads.
And she has an old fashioned heart that is true
To fellow who died in an old coat Of blue.
with Its buttons all brass--who Ii waiting above
For the woman who loved him with old fashioned
love. -Phliddelphi Times.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Catarrh OF the Ears.

- Catarrh extends from the throat along tho
Fustachian tube into the ears causing detective
hearing. speedy and Inexpensive cure by the
Copeland system
rs your hearing faiiing"'
do your ears discharge:''
Are the ears dry and scalv,''
DO the ears itch and burnt
is the wax dry In the ears,'
rs there a throbbing In ears?'
Are you gradually getting deafr''
Have YOU pain behind eArs9''
rs there u buzzing sound heardc'
do YOU have "A ringing IN the earss''
Are there crRckiny slunds heur!r'
is your ha,ring bad cloudy days.
DO you have earache cRsionnlyp''
Are the sounds like steam e.cnpfngc''
do you constantly hear noises In the ears.''
''DO your ears hurt when you blow your nose.''
Is there n roaring like n waterfall In hend?''
DO YOU hear better some DAYS than others,''
DO the noises In the ears keep you awaken
when you blow your do the ears crack ~
us your hearing worse when you have cold.''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11


Does the brides parents furnish the invita-.
tions' Does the bride furnish the dresses,
gloves, &c, for her bridesmaids or do they fur
nish them themselves! READER.
I. Yes. .. The bridesmaids furnish
their own outfit.
fork or with the hands, RENA.
Take 1t with the fingers.
Kindly inform II 1t Is proper FOR a young lady
to send her card to a under these cir
cumstanccs: She boarded at her friends, and met
him there. He nd not pay particular attention
o her, but was pleasant. She left there with
out seeing him. and has not seen him since
She would like TO continue the friendship.
There Is no particular reason why she
should send him her card under the
circumstances.
young lady had become engaged to he mar
RED TO . certain gentleman. after which her
friends presented her with numerous gifts. A
short while after the engagement was broken.
What do you think the proper caper would be-
return or retain the token.
ONE THAT DON'T LOVE.
She should send back the presents II
they were given merely In token Of
her engagement.
How long before the wedding day should pres
en;s be sent. and should the sender inclose his
card' "A READER"
/. Presents may be sent any time after
the invitations are ou:. 2. Yes.
Al church wedding who should congratulate
the bride first. the bridesmaid or the best man
JEANETTE.
Either one may be first to congratu-
late her.
Is 1t proper for a young lady to 20 out aion,
with the young gentleman whom she is secretly
engaged to? r L. b.
She should be guided by her parents
wishes in the matter.
Would 1t be in place for bridesmaids to veal
different color dresses. one pink and the Other
| blue. or should both wear the same, as 1t is q
| full dress affair? r. NJ j. c.
The effect would be better II they wore
| dresses Of the same material and color
Is there any law that would compel a youn,
lady to return any presents she received from
young man whom she kept company with sou
years and then had a quarrel! F. A. c.
The laws Of etiquette demand that al
presents, letters, &c, be returned wher
an engagement Is broken.
| What color OF trousers are generally worn b,
guests for an afternoon wedding. whether glover
are necessary and when are announcement card
to be sent out before after). and Is there an,
| limit as to time in sending same! ROMEO.
| l. Gray. 2. No. 3. Directly after tn,
wedding.
Would II be proper for q gentleman to wea
| full dress at q wedding which Is to take place
at 80 r. NJ, and where the guests are expecte,
| to remain in the evening to dance! READER.
Evening dress should not be worn al
| an earlier hour than p. NJ.
|
| In paying a party cali. is It sufhcient to mere
mail your card? u. A. d.
| 1t Is not sufficient to send your care
by mail. A personal call should b.
| made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
The Answer Came Too Quicl

70 the Editor:
A girl,
A whirl.
4 dance.
A glance,
Some coy and coquettish trining;
A walk.
A talk,
sweet
Retreat,
A rensivs sigh. half stining.
gate
Quite late.
Oh. bliss!
A kiss
what will my mamma say. sirr'
A thick
Ash stick,
A whack!
My back!
''You are getting quite too gay. sir"
c. l.. J.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
c. tarrh Of the Head and Throat

The most prevalent form Of catarrh and results
from neglected colds Speedy and Inc pc nsiv We
cure by the Copeland system.
- Is the breath foul -
Is the voice husky"
" DO you spit up slime. 80
" DO you ache all over"'
DO you blow out scAbs.'
" 10 the nose stopped up''
~ DO you snors at night ~
- Does your nose discharge 80
+" Does the nose bleed easiiy!'
- Ia there tickling 10 the throNtr'
:" Do crusts form In the nose 90
lsthe nose sore and tendert'
" DO you sneezs great deal, -
this worse towards uight,''
- Does the nose itch and burn,''
j. there pain In front OF head 90
Is there pain across the eyes?'
- Is there pain In back Of headr'
" Ia your sense Of smell leaving ="
~ DO YOU hawk to clear the throat -
"a there dropping IN the throat -
Is the throat dry In the mOFninsa"'
Are you losing your sense Of taste 90
NO you sleep with the mouth open 20
Does your nose stop up towards night"'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
THOUGHTLEss CUPID.

Last night young cup'd lost his way
And came to me to md IL;
He'd been a truant all the day,
But didn't seem to mind 1t,
I put him In q hanson then
For home and feed the cabby;
But my reward was what most men
Would call extremely shabby.
He got his bow and arrows out,
And pierced my heart, nor tarried;
But drove away ere | could shout.
Great hssvenS. Cupe. I'm married!
philadelphia lines.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Little Marguerite, . "Campania'
Memory.

10 the Editor:
A face - fair a. ever Raphael drew:
Bright eyes with pure oul-sunshine cleaning
through:
Cheeks delicate as peaches. teeth like pearls,
And s'lken hair In dainty tiny curis;
But more than these. . certain namsless grace
The heavenly impress the earthly face:
b fresh from God. celestial beauties rest
II tender lingering DER the childish breast.
! pray. dear babe. thy future still may be
Bright With the promise Of thine infancy;
And keep the record TO thy latest age.
A. clear and pure a. on this earliest page.
T. W HI'DDI,ESTON.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
TALKS WITH THE DOCTOR.
Ailments May he safely Treated
by Themselves at Home.

AVImRnt4 WAY lie SAFELY IFSOtcu
r, ~. r.,,.,,.
xi,a,, ,a,,.. ,r.,.r.n, o., .,...s,v. ,.-.,,r.
tion OF the feet. A.C.s.
Dust them several times A day with a
now Ter composai Of thirty grains Of sail. |
cylc acid one ounce ~ oxide OF zinc and
one ounce of lycopodium.
nav. hos, ,,,n. ,.-,,,a. a, hys,,sn for
h,..ch,n, NV hair =. ,hers ANYTHING | can Ms.
to restore the natural color.
j. a.. Jersey City,
No. As the hair grows out from the
Kindly rcpeat your directions for making cold
cream. D.. Brooklyn N Y
rake three ana ohe'hai ounces OF OIL
OIL Almonds one ounce Oh sper"a'e''
ana ;"o Grams OF whi'e wax Melt 'hem
'ogether' add Two ounces OF rose water
wh.-. ,.n , h. .r.n,,., and o,,.,, ,,.. -r.,,-
cal treatment G.Hk.
At the Vanderbilt Clinic. Amsterdam
avenue and sixtieth atreet.
v,.u. a., ,.
mouth v..h,
w..
~, ga" ""e very soou was" ny
watar or tail ono o,rca ~ us+or,,. ~
,hraa o,,n,os n, .,.,.r
..,. 49,, oa ,,, % ''' WV ""' ,"'.
~
"'oes anu nv" may oe useu
80 So ee' INV pm e"ou'o oe
"''e' ee'' '''ea'
Can chronic constipation be cured' What 10 .
good remedy' r. L, r.
l. Yes. g. Pills of aloin, strychnine
effect. One pill should be taken at
night and another In the morning, II
required
p,,,,,, . ,,,n,,. ~, , .,,.r,,, ,.u., -,
u'"'" '''"''A ''' =" eA'efnA' remedy 'or
e .oo"s 10 e.s s'oo o"e'
"' 'u'p''u'' wv u'a'hs'
spirit OF eamphor, one dram'
oiycer'he' one-haH ounce
Kose"a.er' four ounces.
na'"e 'he lace win not water al oeo-
and leave 1t on all night.
,.,,A, ,,,, ..v.,., an, ., ALMA. ,
have had q very hard cough. have much difnculty
in raising anything. Please publish a remedy.
ii. N. y.
following mixture:
Muriate of ammonia, two drains.
riuiu extract Oh cupens' Two Grams.
Brown MIXTURE TWO ounces
S1'op Va WIN N"S'AS oo'" S"oNs" w
|
"ou'S'
h.v. u.sd a number Of prep.r.tions without sue.
es.. Ms NJ,
| c.. A.. ,.. ..,. ,,a an,
-p'''
Kindly tell me Of good active medicine for
malaria. H. NJ Harlem
remedy. The dose for an adult Is one
dessertspoonful to be taken morning and
evening.
DO you consider matt ana COO hVer OIL soo'
thing Tor building up thih person. no" shoud
Vt be used' T. H. w.
| 1. Yes. 2. tablespoonful or more
should be taken with or Immediately
\
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
GIVEN BY DOCTOR COPELAND
the SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED BY CATARa SUFFERERS
Expert Treatment with Prompt and Permanent
Cure at Merely Nominal Rates---Trial Treat
nent, and All Medicines Free to
Those Applying in Person.

is your appetite vn-iahlc''
Have you stitches IN Sii""'
DO you cuugh until YOU gag"'
Are YOU low spirited NJ tlmrs"'
DO You raise trthv mntrrial''
DO you spit up yellow natter
To you cough On going to bed
DO YOU cough In the inorninyS"'
rs your cough short and hacking
DO YOU SPIT up little cheesy Jumps
Have Won u disgust Tor fatty ioofs"'
Is there atickltns behind tho palnte"
"NRvc you pain hchind breast honcG'
DO you feel you are growing wcakei''
rs there u burning pain In the throat"
no you cough worse night aud morning.
do you have to sit up at night to got BREATH
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
This Girl IL Fat and Jolly.

70 the Editor:
In Saturdays Evening World read Of q
young man Of thirty despairins OF finding a Jolly
fat girl among his acquaintancss. I am Jolly. fat
and twenty-five. and don't know what would suit
me better than forming the acquaintance of that
poor. Departing bachelor. And I think I am
jolly enough to suit him. I pride myself on not
being homely. II he Is honorable wish he
would let me know how l can cultivate his &C
suaintance. MIRAH.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Catarrh Of the Bronchial Tubes,

When catarrh Of the head and throat Il left I'm.
checked II extends down the windpipe into The
bronchial tubes and IN time attacks tbs
Copeland system.
'Have you a cough:''
Are you losing feshr'
40 you cough At nlpht~'
Have you pain In Sides
'bO you take cold ensllye'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Religious Notices.

ST BARTHOLOMEW Parish House, 2OS-9 y. t2d
s.-Sunday services. Holy Communion. SIS A.
NJ prayer-bolk service and sermon. II A. NJ and
r, NJ Mr. Hamilton IN the morning and Dr.
AcGrew In the evening
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Little Hi1dn.

She's my pretty hank: my pennies
In the shape OF candy grand
She receives and keeps. and pay~ me
Back In glancea bright and bland.
Quickly cash becomes sweet candy.
Candy sweet sweet smiles bscomea
Isn't that bank Of masic7
Rsthsrl How the business humsi
BY the teller In that business
Never are my secrets told.
Uato other busy bodies.
And my secrets CLEAN like gold!
I'm her sweetheart. Feel my feet heart
Flying like . greyhound lank!
Shes my dearest: she's my darling;
She's my pretty candy bank!
When I 70 to-day to dinner.
With my only dime I'll get
Candy andy for my dandy.
Dotis otis little pet;
And hope the pinky. winky.
On her cheeks will brighter be,
A. she ticks her little choppers,
In her coaxy. woaxy slee!
LYTTLETON L. BAKER.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

Gould She BE Happy with Him?
10 the Editor:
Am young girl. twenty-onc years Of age and
Am keeping company with a young man who. I
am positive. thinks a great deal OF me. but am
not in love with him. Now. 1 would like to
know whether could be happy with him II l
married him. being he thinks q great deal OF me.
HELEN.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
QUESTIONS OF ETloUETrE.
The Rules Governing Behavior in
the best Society.

To the Editor:
Does the brides parents furnish the Invita-
tions7 Does the bride furnish the dresses,
gloves, &c. for her bridesmaids or do they fur
nlsh them themselves! A READER.
I. Yes. . The bridesmaids furnish
their own outfit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

y
rs there nRusea''
Are you costivc"'
rs there vomiting"
DO you belch M gas"'
Are you light. Eenicde'
rs your tongue c,at"dr'
'Havc you water brash"'
10 you hawk and ,pt3'
'lr there pa,n after rntin 20"
AR" you nervous and weak"'
do YOU have sick h-a,iachc,""
DO YOU huat up alter eating"'
~ there disgust for break ihat"'
''Hsve Won dist ress after eattngs'
us your throat filed with sime''
no you AT tunes have dinrrhrA"'
rs ther" rush of blood to- the hcal''
us there constant bad taste In MOUTH"
rs there cnawnv sensation In stomnchs'
'po YOU feel as " you had lead In stomach"
when you get M suddenly arc Won diI2v?''
when stomach N empty do Won ierl fnintg''
do you hcch up mate rial that burns thrOat?'
when stomach II iull do YOU ieel oppressel!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

have used . numbsr OF preparations without sue
cess NJ. 8. N,
Soak the warts with acstic acid and
apply lunar caustic.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11
Catarrh Of the Stomach.

Cntarrh OF the stomach IL usually caused nv
swallowing poisonous mucous. which drops down
from the head and throat MT night Speedy and
Inc 1pensve cure bN the copeland systenI.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

Is 1t proper at the table to take bread with a
FORK or with the hands? RENA.
Take ii with the fingers.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1895-05-11

do you cot tired cRsilv-'
DO you have hot flushesr'
is YOUR rycstght blufrcd"'
cant YOU explain where's
Have Won pain Ia the bnrs"'
is your flesh soft aud iiRhhv'"
Are your spirits low at times"'
rs there hloating after "ating''
'linv" YOU pain arunud the ioins"'
DO YOU have gurgling In howeis"'
DO you hnNe ruinhlin in bowels-''
rs there throhhlng In the stomach"
no you have 10, nsH of heat IN bowels"'
DO you sufi"r from pains IN temples
DO you hav' p,lpitntion of tho heart"'
Is there general feeling of lnSsitudc"'
DO these feelings uiicct your memory
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j. P. G.--Come home at and everything Will
be- q, X; come without fail. VIRGINIA.
KNOW your fate and fortune: consult NiblA
Scientific Pamist, 20 East 18th st. Fee II.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Mr. John Grifith. the young TRACE.
oian who comes to the Evans opera
mouse next Tuesday and. "Wednesday
nights. has probably created q greater
sensation in a shorter space OF time
IMAM any actor who ever came before
the American public. i
Mr.. Grfnth has been in support OF
Edwin Booth. Mrs. Bowers. and latter
~ with Thomas w. Keene He has
only been before the public as star
Tor two years. In that time he has
won the unanimous praise of the pub
nc through the entire country. q.
IL requires a 60-foot baggage car to
carry the scenery. calcium and electric
enects- The scenery was painted. by
Thomas @. Moses OF Chicago. from
photographs OF the original drawings
painted for the Lyceum theater in LON
don, by Mr.. Carven. -.
Mr.. Griffith is surrounded by a COM
pany or the best artists in the coun-
try. one OF whom. Mrs. vandenhoff!
was two years In Henry Irving's COM
pany In London. Mr.. Griffith presents
Henry Irving's versions OF 'sFaust''
and The Bells" In this. version OF
Faust" Mr.. Griffith speaks 1,15O lines.
while all other versions contain only
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

am known as doe the shoemakcr. !
have used IntoxIea ing liquors for Q
years and for the last 10 years / don't sup
poseI have missed two days without be
use OF them. was sick in bed for four
or i've days unable to keep anything on
my stomach and suffering extremely eth
cramping pains when began taking the
0attan Liquor Cure and in thrse days
was able TO resume my work.. have
gained about 10 pounds since began TAX
ing the treatment. I have lost ali desire
Tor the taste of liquor and do not want to
De round where IL 10 and consider myself
cured, and am able to save money,Dow
where before Icould hardly keep a dollar
In my pocket without spending il for
whiskey. can eat a meal now and relish
II and go TO bed sober and get a rood
nights sleep and feel at ease when / get
up In the morning and not tormented With
q parched throat and big head II earn
estly recommend the Gattan cure to ali
those who want to get cureI of the liquSr
disease. J. r.. M'CREARY.
ALP East Park avenue.