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Bob Fit.simm ons at Bath beach.

Among the volunteers who have offered their
services In aid Of THE Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund Beneht at the Bath Beach Palace
Of Amusement on July 10 are the famous -Four
Richards" who have been enterta ming thousands
with their marvellous acrobatic feats at Man.
haitian Beach. Marion, Hayes and Marion the
celebrated grotesqnes, will also appear. Walker
and Randolph. sketch artists. and Mac Levey and
Tony Barker athletes have also volunteered.
Judging from present appearances the bill will
be immense and the greatest thing of Its kind
ever seen In this vicinity. The price OF ad-
mission has been hSed at so cents. Tickets will
be on sale at the leading hotels in Bath Beach
on Monday next Bob Fitzsimmons is training
steadily at Coney Island and he will be In rare
form on Monday night. His bag punching exhi-
billion is alone worth the price OF admission.
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This Was q big Success.

To the Editor
The following young ladies. the Misses Esse
Martin. Fannie Kennedy Lauretto Reilly, May
Himrod and Ella Barry. will take much pleasure
In handing you the sum OF s3l. being the pro-
ceeds OF fair and garden party held at the resi-
dencs Of Mr.. and Mrs Kennedy. 6s Lawrence
street, Brooklyn. for the benefit OF the Sick
Babies Fund. The fair took place in the beau
tiful garden surrounded by natures most pleas
ing flowers, June roses. which were in the height
OF their glory. The several rustic booths were
most beautifully decorated by Mr.. Aldridge with
a profusion OF bunting, free of charge. Messrs.
Loeser Co donated box OF fancy articles:
Messrs. Mullins 4 Sons. rocking chair; dona-
tions OF painted articles from Fannie Kennedy !;
needlework. Lauretto Reilly; fancy articles. May
Hmrod; stamp plates and decorative articles
Ella r. Barry; contributions OF money and use
cess attending the fair is entirely due to the un-
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PERSONAL.

BAyERs DETECTIVE AGENCY tsveei9asss n ~!
end reasonably as4 and ~ BIoaavS' w.
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COMPLEMENTARY Dsyton's Daia esseA -
~ Hly. Rusylina csunAs = ~ -AssesA -
ava Esd st- -.
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man AMI Emma fohman had a stand at III
Lexington avenue and made ass.
Nee Iirsch and TSre Gohn had q stand in
front Of thelr residence. Sutton place. and
sold candles cakes. lemonade and toys They
made - .a.-
Sarah bernstein. Ye;ti Rifk.n and Annie
koscnfeld, al tots. had a stand In front OF ~
Market strest. and made 81 IA Eva Bernstein.
an older girl managed 1t for them.
Florence and Sadie Abrshams and Teresa Nc
Mutrle hh a stand and sold candles In front
Of 2b6S eighth Aysnuh sud amsda a, 10,
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c. tarrh OF the Head and Throat.

The most prevalent form OF catarrn and result,
from neglected colds speedy aud Inc xpensivs
cure nv the COPELAND system
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Mamie Ryan's Entertain m ent.

To the Editor:
Little Mamie Ryan. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas J. Ryan. known in the theatrical pro-
fession as Ryan and Richneid. had an entertain
ment for the Sick Babies Fund at her home,
22s Fourteenth street, Brooklyn. the other even
ing and made S. 20, which the father forwarded
to The Evening world'' yesterday. All the
neishbors. who like the actor and his family.
gathered in with their children and there was a
good time. The little ones had ice-cream. cake
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xARyEL,OUs. permanent cure for epilcpV 40
chronle nervous diseases; free trtal:' city tsesa'
monials 223 Lexington ave.
sprR,rUAIIsM-J W. Fletcher. iBsS Drea1vays
4sth st business and psrsonA sevsos; s
10 to
rHoMAs-why no, -r,s.' Aa.,0ps'' vs'sas'
All going wrong. d.
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The Trilby-svenxaIi d. u. Game.

The great Triiby and svengali game OF baseball
At the Polo Grounds on July % is the talk Of
the town. The best vaudeville players In the
country will be pitted against the comedians OF
'I4S2" and Lottie ellison and Donnie Thornton
will be the umpres. John Z. Mccarthy is man
aser for the Trilbes, who will apear In regular
Trilby costumes. and Walter Jones will head the
team Of hypnotizers, who will be made up as
svengals, All OF 'lis2s'' pretty chorus girls
will be there to sell score cards, and Annie
Hart Kitty Wells. Nellie Mccarthy. Maud Huth
Mollio Whitton, and other vaudeville celebrities
will assist. Remember the date: Tuesday.
July 23.
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sented q beautiful sight a. II grace
fully made its way up the river. From
the mainmast few Q handsome naval
burgee. thirty by nfteen feet. with
. white background bearing in red
letters Sick Baby Fund" The whole
was bordered with blue. 1t was manu-
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Catarrh of. the Liver.

The liver Is affected by catarrh through the
disease extending from the stom ach into the
tubes in the liver. speedy ana Inexpensive cure
by the Copeland system
Are you irrtabls?'
ARE voN nervous"'- 3
DO yon get dizzy"'
Have you no energy~'
DO ypp have cold leetc'
DO yuu fcNl mserabler'
rs your memory poor"'
''Du you get tired eAsiiy-'
''bo Won have hot iushes''
'1svour eycstsht hlurred~'
'uave YOU pain in the backr' DID,. . .
Cant YOU explain where"'
''lSyour flesh soit und habhy~'
Are your spirits low at times-'
rs there boating after patiny~'
Have YOU pain around the ions~
DO You have gurgliug In howels"'
''Do You have rUnbltu in howels~'
'Is there throbhins In the stomach~
Tho YOU have sense OF heat In bowelsS'
''To you su Tor from pains In tcmpiesr'
''Do you have palpitation of the heart
''ls thers ageuerai feeling OF lassitude"
''Dc these feelings AFFECT your memoryr'
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Hubsr's Museum vii, open on Monday with
the greatest show II has yet had II will bs
crowded with novel feature, In every department
the curio haiis the theatre and eisewhere-and
visitors will nnd It q regular gala day. Propre-
tor Huber has kindly offered the days gross re-
ceipts from II A. N to P. ". for the Sick
Babies Fund. n you want to enjoy yourself and
Al the same time help along this charity. 20 to
Huber's Monday afternoon and spend 10 or 20
WAYS than one,
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Following was the programme: Annie wilkes.
. Tag You're It. Said Tommy" Mamie Linan.
The Old Kentucky Home" Oracle O'Drcoll.
The Sick DOLL" Florence Mullen and Edith
Gray Birds In . Nest Grace Delaney. Be
tween the Dark and the Daylight Annie
Marks. recitation. Three Little Mice" Nellie
Silber. Il Don't Want to Play in Your Yard -
Mamie Ryan, The Lost Child:'' Lillian Dresser,
THE Fatal Wedding" Mamie McTiernan. LII
lie Dale" Leonora Gray. AFTER the BALL
Flora Mullin. up In the Hills" Annie Wilkes:
II Do Love You;' Lizzie Ryan. And the Band
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Three Harlem Boys.


To the Editor:
Inc:osed please dnd u lone dollar a the pro
eeeds of q small stand held by the undersigned.
three boys between one Hundred and sixteenth
and one Hundred and Seventeenth streets on
Fi-., avenue. Hoping that 1t will help you in
your good and Kind work
3 GEORGE HElNLElN. 1853 First aVenue
AINSlIE n isAACS. 22ss First avenue
ARTHuR STEINER. 22s5 First avenue.
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Fourth Of July Lemonade.

To the Editor:
tnclosed and IS for the Sick Babies Fund.
On Fourth OF July We had 4 lemonade stand on
the lawn OF J. a. Miller. Owing to the severe
storm We ala not do we'll a. We expected
and hope to do better next time, The lemon
ade was served BY Florence L. Miller and Kitie
Tonrele
westaeld. N, j.
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Fair In FOrty-fourth street.

To the Editor:
Marsery Butler. eleven years. and Eula Perkins
eleven yeaw. got up an entertainment at 81
West Forty fourth street on Friday evening. Jul
s, and they realized -. so. which sum they sen
for the sick babies Following 10 . list OF tn
children under twelve years who took part In III
entertainment.
Carrie lockwood. George Ferrier.
May Dunn, Arthur lockwood.
Annie Dunn Johnnie Dunn,
Maud Dunn James Dunn.
Mary Anderson. Elizabeth Collins
Sohe Giseman, Julia Hunter.
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The most prevalent form OF catarrn and resuit>
from neglected colds speedy aud inexpensivs
cure by the Copeland system
rs the breath tout -
' Is the voice husky
DO you spit mp slimsr'
no you ache all over -
10 you blow out scabs"'
- Ia the nose stopped upr'
DO you snore at nightf'
- Does YOUR nose dschargN~'
:" Does the nose bleed easily"
"ls there tick ling in the thrnat"'
" DO cr,sts for III In the nose''
'1sthe nose sore aud tender"
DO YOU snecIc n great deal 80
rs this worse towards night"'
Does the nose Itch and burns'
is there pain In front OF head
'1s there pain across the eyes"
is there pain In back of head -
" is your sense OF smell leaving"
" 10 YOU hawk to clear the throat" "'
" Is there n dropping In the throst-'
is the III ront dry In the mornings"
" Are you losing your sense o, tAsts.'
"no you sleep with the month open -
Does your nose stop up towards night
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FOup SchOOlma ates.


To the Editor
We are four little schoolmatss We had
stand on Ninety third street and Amsterdam ave-
nue. for the beneht OF the sick babies. and col
lectcd SO.
Jennie smith, 8. Ethel Mackay. J.
/ Mabel Wilcox. Q. Emily Wilson. ).
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Fair, New Brighton. =. I.

To the Editor:
Inclosed and rs cents. the proceeds Of a fair
held by three little girls eight years old for the
Sick Babies
Bella Macrae, Ressie Lapiedra.
Mamie James West New Brighton. 4 l.
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Boys' Entertainment.

10 The Editor:
Inclosed hnd . check for IS. Is. which the boys
Of One Hundred and Sixteenth street earned BY
giving an entertainment for the Sick Babies Fund
Victor RHenstrauA Herbert Moss,
George Gartlau. George Levy.
Alfred Levy, Milton Musliner
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Five Little Friends

To ths Editor:
Inclosed please and q rs from av~ little friends
having stand at East Fifty eighth stree, and
Second avenue.
Veronike I1,eHei. Kitty Prickslmser.
Selma Straus. Friiie scholu.
Ellie Brickelmeier.
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More Harlem Helpers.

To the Editor:
Inciosed please nnd - collected for the Sick
Babies Fund on q stand at 1853 Fast One Hun
dred and Seventeenth street, hoping It will do
some little good to the poor babies.
Mary Jacobs Sadie Jacobs,
Katie Kent Mamie Mccormick.
q NAV Hickey John Jacobs.
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A Jcrsey City Entertatnmcut.

To the Editor:
entertainment wednesday, July 10. and which We
send for the Sick babies Fund
Grace Ne Vii ., I: Martha BrihnasAn. D
q Jersey City.
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Made 1891 at = Fair.

A fair was held at $50 Ryerson street. Brook
Iyn In aid OF Evening Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund by Annie Lewis. aged thirteen years. and
obtained
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Fair in Greenville, n. J.

| To the Editor:
| Inclossd hnd S. 50. the proceeds Of fair held
In Greenviie. N j.. by three little girls for the
| benent OF the Sick Babies Fund
| Florence Patterson, II. Daisy Grevills ..
| Sadie Patterson, l. Greenvilie N J.
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on block. We are arranging . stand. and
will place articles for sale tomorrow for the
babies. and will send that money also
/ Arthur c, Matthews Martha Burchsrdt
Ollie smith, All nine years old.
ioe Eaat Eiehty.hhh street.
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tr,ne exertion Of the Young Iadies and the
assstspc~ Of their many friends wishing you
success In your very great charity, we remain
very truly yours. COMMITTEE.
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Bob Fitnimmons at Bath Beach
and Baseball at Polo Grounds.
Hubsr's uussum Opens Monda,
with Q bene At for the Tots.
The Sick Babies Are Enjoytng q
Sell to ldlewild Grove To-day.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

No name Brooklyn, N. Y............. 100
Fair. ITO Johnson street. Florence Drury.
y.ls c''ns; Is s::s s .S sss.ssys.x:nti street.
Fanny and Grace Bolwell. .........:.: nc
n Stree. o1 and nSsirs' Tsrd Avenue. 1na jossps j.
Rown, Tessie Rown and others. III
S W n: 9H: S.s eSa s.s. .Afy NAY
shall. Annie Allen and Emita Mar a,
as%ia. soan. s.d,. is..c: jo:i. isaac. "
,.if. 'n:c On. ''itnsts Sanstr.d and i..nty:ar.;
.;; nsss soS,s ain'Sa sna eaS o9S.r. r'uf'n .v.no
Pair. Public School g.. Brooklyn, Violet
Rose Cunningham Laura osehr and .,
Allie Daniels and Eli. Scott. ........:;::,: ~
Stand. ss East one Hundred and Fortien
street, Sadie Lazarus. Dora Kleinman .,
y.ir' ,ss IVES. On. Hundred and thirty:
Stand. Alma Wilton and vivisnns =,
s,.sa III E::; On. i1isi; Hundred and Tenth
street, dsrtis Spring. Julia McKeon =,
and othsrs ........................... =,
Sosaii. is,oa,. iio East On. Hundred ana =,
p1,:;,.rm.ns 's5s:s 4s;syihiid stree,
Third avenue, Asnes oconnor. May 4.
Alma. ci.. and Harry .An.p.ehsr.;::: -
. Kelly. Lille Herr and others. -. -
,yiir. lss West One Hundred ana Sixth
street. Lot.ie Burrow' Russell Smith .,
y.ir. na i,os rnird avenue. Sadie Brady .
and Nstls Ro.snbaqm o;;,..:::; J.
Fanny Smith. Tillie Howe. Lulu CLIFFORD
s..na. as g s.'s w:.. On. Hundred and Twenty
9Th s,,h street. .rS Ia. eS. Waoars,s p.vs and Ead!
Dora AdsIsohn. Paul Rodin and Henry
y.,r Sieh:Gs n oic,. street j.r:.y ci;.::
ana thirty eighth street. Elsie Hunger, =,
Lille May Uriah Mandsi and others. !,
Lemonade stand. Avenue and Fourth
street. Alex. Pfeiner. Abraham Pfsinsr I,
H:Iil. iii "iss,% R.snolds. drsc: Fran. ana
yssI n' is; East Niiini.:tty;.ttnirrd street.
Mildred Davis and others. .......... :
Arthur. Fit. and Benjamin waitsr..... !,
Fair. Liliis Rspke. Lul. .Anselins. =
caIHs TsDar.d Ds NIKE Ind and s::s,
str.st Willie Gully. Phil Drsyfus' and ,
v;Nus Alss bi.,. Ss,,y F:nn,. Frank and others:
Fair. ss5 East One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street. Ray r. Hunt, Minnie Nc =,
r,oq:o.. cSs and Mn.si. xn.sts ':s:; s.s: and Philip
Msssis peH'f,:S Lantern. Ioui: j. K..mpi.r and =,
stsns, iu East Eishty. seventh street:
Jennie Grobier. Tessis Smith and
Bessie cowling. Alice Sykes and Ger
trude Chappells ........... ..........
Florence Hardman Walter Fuchs. !
Lily Bonestairs fail. .......... ..........
Lulu Tucker. May Hyiand and Belle
May oEconnor. i;aci. Ralph iueh; and rst:r =.
pConnOr ............... ........s.....s
Jerome Hsyman ........................
F.g. 1887 First avenue c'iis Myers and +,
others ............... ..................
Carrie Hice ................... .........s J
Teresa Goldenson ..."..................s
Kurt Dansiger ............. ............s
Katie Babel ...........................
Katie Lieeum ...................'.'.'.'
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A Pinwheel stand.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please hnd S. collected for your Fund.
beins the proceeds Of . pinwheel stand at Sixty
afth street and Lexington avenue. through the
EFFORTS Of the undersigned children.
Hattie Berkow!tz Rufh stern.
Gertrude Kopetzky. Adah kopetfky.
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Eor,x.fourth street stand,

, To the Editor:
| Inclossd nnd ssSs for the Sick Babies Fund,
! eollectsd At q stand corner Forty-fcurth street
| and Ninth avenue By
Minnie EEener. Bsua osrA.
Lizlie Campbell.
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Sorry It's Not More.

/ To the Editor:
| Inclossd please dnd q. proceeds q . stasd IN
front Of thi. house. Sorry It 10 noe mors.
Maggie Kane. Ella Roviy
| Annette Kane. Nymond hsN.
Molly Rowlsy III East ElShy-htth stresI
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street Stand. and Little Fair..

May Cooke and Lilly Cooke, 10 johnson street,
Brooklyn had q little fair and made rs cents
for the Fund.
Mary Schmidt. Annie Schmidt. Lizzie Bow
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Collected by Friends.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd 81. 50. which wish to give
TO the sick babies. hoping 1T will help them, As
we are going away. II Is all could collect.
We hope It will be more next Summer.
Dolly Meyer Ned Winter
Cecilia Winter, Benny Meyer
56 East one Hundred and Fourteenth street
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Little Lem Ona ders

To the Editor:
We incloss you 20 cents for the Sick Babies
Fund, proceeds OF lemonade sold last evening
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Little Nnbel's stand. ..

Mabel Neidis. aged ten wears living At 1855
East one Hundred and Seventeenth street. had a
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Eirht Little Collectors.

Eight Little Collectors.
To the Editor:
Ine,c.ed please nnd the sum Of $3.50. collected
by tn, following children for the Sick Babies
Fund.
Dora Won pehsen 800 West iisth street
9esina Won Dehsen, 300 West llsth street
Grace Burns. ana Weat ll6ih street.
Giady Burns 3i2 West ll6th street.
Edward Tins 302 West llsth street.
Kate Shaughnessy. 3o2 West llsth street
label shaughnessy. 500 West ll6th street.
Della Shaughnessy, 500 West llsth street
Little bloomfield Friends.
To the Editor:
Please and inciosed 81. the proceeds Of an en-
tertainment by four little grla 1t 10 not much.
but We hope It will help at least one sick baby
We remain your little friends and the friends o'
the sick babies, -
Frances Grimm. Julla Byrne
Bertha Lee, Anna CaVahaSh.
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In Their Spare Time After Dinner,

In Their Sphre TTme NNeF DIn"ee'
To the Editor:
Inclosed pieass hnd $500, which kindly devote
TO the Sick Babies Fund. We. the undersigned
have had a street stand for the past three day.
a. 50 East broadway. and Wed all our spare
time after dinner.
Celia Bernstein. Annie oorosh
Yetta Kommel,
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seven Girls.

To the Editor:
We send you u. which We MADE fof the eick
Babies Fund.
rulie Bernhardt Annie epamsr,
Heien Brown Annie Groi,
Jossphine Brown Adel EslsoA
Minnis Schroeder,
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Apnie Mamie and Loretta.

Annie Mclaughlin. Mamie and Loretta o Dwyer
had a stand in One Hundred and Seventeenth
street and made 81. .05.
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It was q happy crowd that started
on to-day's outing on the Sick Babies
Funds Floating Playground.
The large barge William Myers,
decked out with flags and bunting, pre-
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Two BensOnhu Boys.

Two BensOnhuFsf boys.
To the Editor:
Inclosed please md -. which kindly add To
your Sick Babies Fund.
ALBERT RICHARDS.
ERNEST LINDERMANN.
Bensonhurst.
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Another Fair In Harlem.

To the Editor:
W. take pleasure In sending you nS. the
proceeds Of our fair for the beneht Of the Sick
p.bies. Fund FANNIE X. HAZARD.
JOSIE VAN TINE
40 wsst One Hundred and Twenty NTH street
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90 20 Huber'a Museum Monday.

hies' Fund Clothing Depot. scs East
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The next outing viii be Wednesday
next to Raritan Beach, New Jersey. on
the large barge Caledonia, of the Myers
Transportation Company.
Money for the Sick Baby Fund should
be addressed to cashier of World,
Pulitzer Building. New York city"
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A MamarOneck Cos

A MamarOneCk COnceFt
To the Editor:
Inclosed please md u, 50. proceeds of concert
siyen by six little girls and boy. Wishing you
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Catarrh OF the Stomach.

from the head and throat at might speedy aud
Inc xpensive cure by the copeland system.
SIS there nausea'''
Are you costive'"'
rs there vomiting
DO yon bech up yS"'
Are you light hendedS'
rs your tongue coatsd"'
'Hnve you water brashs'
DO you hawk and splt"'
"k there patn after estiuy,"
Are you nervous and weakS'
''Dovou have sick headachese' >"
DO YOU bloat IN after eattny"'
Il there disgust Tor breaktast"' -.
'HRre you distress sitter eattn s"'
us vuur tn roRt tllled with shines
''Do you at times have diarrhea"'
rs there rush OF blood To the heals
rs there constant bad taste In mouth,''
rs there Vnawing sensation In stomach
''pn you feel AZ " you mad lead In stonnNchr'
when Won vet up suddenly are you dlZsvr'
when stomach Il empty do YOU feel faintT'
'Do van bclch up material that burns throNt'r
when stomach Is iuli do YOU feel Oppressedr
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Fund. the proceeds OF . fair held at ia Ray.
mond street by fve girls
Florence v. Reilly, Marea v. Harding
Helen v. McNeliA Nay Daily,
Loretta NJ Reilly Brooklyn.
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DIAMONDS. watches and jswslry SOLE = srSdit =
responsible parties Henri sehsAp. NJ AAssse
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oRpA MAroRIEs and coiunbarts ase ne go.
teries OF the future; ineineratton Amoss ecX ~,
At Fresh Pond. opposite Lutheran SsmeesE ~
there or address the CrsmAuoa OocA - -
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FOR TIRED, tender. perspirins q bsrnins teee
nothing equals Foot Komfort AZ ~ essssas~s
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10

the celery compound would be beneficial,
for l knew that 1t was used for nervous
disorders at home. Well, sir we tried II and
must say that it helped every one OF
us.
"When the long night Of six months came
on and we were in darkness, we found that
the effects were very depressing. Imagine
If you can, living for six months in darkness
such as occurs here every night, and you
can readily understand how we were stu
ated. 1t is wonder that some of us did
not go mad. We had not very much tC
divert our attention, and the effect was
something like solitary confinement in a
dark cell.
IL have used Palne's celery compound for
dozen ills such as a person is liable to
have at any time. and especially in that
desolate country. 1t has always helped me,
and l should be pleased to have more of ii
should go north again.
II do not know OF any one thing that
can say more Of than Paine's celery COM
pound. 1t certainly is great medicine,
and am an advocate OF it,"
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10

Anniversary Is too well known to need
repetition. Once in camp we naturally took
an inventory of our possessions, and l was
exceedingly glad to find Paine's celery com
pound. The medicine chest was open to all
and we were free to take from it what we
thought advisable. L, in company with sew
eral others, selected some Of the compound,
taking bottle of it to my cabin, knowing
that 1t would be handy when wanted. Nor
was ] mistaken for the excessive cold wealth
er soon had its effects, and l began to be
troubled in number of ways. In every
case whenever felt the slightest indlsposi-
ton, used the compound and found relief.
Zone thing noticeable in the Arctic region
was that the cold weather made us all ex-
ceedngly nervous. We became irritable
and cross. Our nerves were all unstrung,
and naturally it affected our health.
talked the matter over with somo of the
others, and made up my mind that possibly
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-05-10

''When was selected by Lieut. Peary to
accompany him on his trip TO the Arctic re-
gions to try and find the way to the north
POLE" says Mr.. James w. Dawson in The
Fourth Estate, ''t was partly because of
my strong healthy constitution, and his
belief that could endure the fatigue and
danger incident to the trip. had been as
ISOLATED with him as his business manager
on his lecturing tour, and was on terms of
the greatest intimacy with him.
''When the ship Falcon lett New York
on his trip northwards it had among the
stores several cases of Paine's celery COM
pound. The reputation of that medicine
was well established, so that it was the
most natural thing in the world that the
members of the party, and they comprised
men from nearly every walk in life, from
common sailors to men of science, should
desire to use it.
1.-The record of our perilous trip to Camp