The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1901, Page 11

Ld "THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 20, 1901: n | | UNPRECEDENTED FAME. THREE GIRLS WhlP Vinol, the New F Form of Cod! THEIR DETRACTOR., = vero ( 95 YEAR YOUNG MAN BEATEN FOR ager | TALKING TOO MUCH. Not Only in America, But in Europe. ‘Causes Sensation in Medical Circles. () Narrel Stave, They Thrash Riker's Drug avomtand A \ Thin Carintadt Youth. 23d st, yesterday, talking to a re- ! i = | porter about that wouderful Vinol. = | concerning which so much Is heard a ‘The peopte of Carlstadt, N. J. are ex-| nowadays. “Why 1 know } ory of a horse whipping | besides being talked about in New BY OPIE READ. Ne asked. and then bensed) pardon, for |/_2:ten,| 1 could Dut then Toran : Listers Enclandituicny sole theliprominent : 4. 1800, Dally Story Pa | hts rtupidisy ng A poen his ix | Attray papers in America are devoting more Ch th S . 12] S nee ita when thre ty 5 \ "HE stnge conch wna wendlng tts areata ie fee TEA BUIeeL osisvaiientant snare te thls wonderful dis- atnham quare: ; st treet: EON Rhy eee Lt hel - eas mit aaa - yi sald = things about them. . » here: what do you thin’ ard the mountains, and Collins was have to stay] "Yes, Ry the way, Tt : Whereupon Mr. Cahoon p ee ned helm Sa apie onan The youns man te employed in afof Mist” | Whereupon Me Cahoon) 193 to 205 Park Row, 2226 to 2234 Third Ave., an ordina an. He was a min The ol m wied and said that] my vanity and I sald that no! und (tes lot | neland had money, but he dug, ax he termed could turn back. Mere the farmer] was sold. That was not true jee 11 The Lancet Is the greatest medical Chatham Square. i Corner {21st St. rr ometal—that of nit did have a sale? rd and sald that his son from below siide that compl publication in the world, and any [thing appearing In fits columns fs _t considered as indisputable evidence. lo read this to you,” sald) Mr. i¢ - “TE won't bother you with | 0 h of ft, but here Is enough to ay oer eicsal how you what the great men of the | elite Perel) On World think of Vino," where- R H white the lash on the etl anon he read the following: FUE YT ING FO R ROl ISEKEEPI 5 ec Sh “Recent investigation has led to iS the fsolation of several distinct ft. in a vein of ' poesey. His volume of on] hi come sho: the Snow, nd Other FE had just been Issued from the press, and he hadi | pilmentary. int! determined a One se Droomatick a overed the road the place where your wife n with delight {f she show the y Drop and a cried Col nt to his |eman v T have that one “How remarkable! He friends, fanoy's first-born, and th rang in his ears. him to go, however, Ata where the oe nest » however. | hodies in cod liver oil, notably chang: Q out and proceeded to. ma the girls’ made him’ promise that be} amongst which gre the alkaloids wo into the co selves at home. They were shown Into} mach Peete mize: ake itd se zemtertas, | These principles have been tested paid attention to the young wom room where a cheerful fire w: Coll ¥ C is faithfully and the results form the} - ° Collins thou that it was the old man promptly dozed | time. i ze hey willingty: t subject of an exclusive report by and satd th observe al Gantier and Mourgues fn the Journal 7 me of the poet t this life--he eet . man ani gudement he wife, for an old man d a young ures er the must think that there Is no|one m young men, | dd woman fn t Uke your wife,” | that At the — the combined active principles of cod that liver off act as powerful stimulants }sald the young weman t morning the old F § § man, who had begun to read in his de- jot nutrition and assimilation, and clining years, spoke of his admiration j show definitely the nature of the for Dickens. The average man who has principles to which the off owes its Pharmacie, who concluded that treamed | he wor “There « and poems, valuable medicinal properties.” plied ©) ts one “And the best part of all this f continued Mr. Cahoon, “it {s not only | the physicians that are enthustastic, but the people who are taking the remedy. After all, I do not blame = them much, elther. Tt does not take ELEANOR FLANNAGAN'S BODY | put a minute for any one who Is FOUND THIS MORNING. obliged to take cod Myer ofl to find out that Vinol is tasteless. Then the patient soon realizes {ts advantage. Polleeman Conlon, of the Madison | [t does good so much more quickly, Fetes ition thts morning found | 294 accomplishes the desired end in anor Flannagan. thirty-|2 Much more marked manner than 1, in the hallway of a ten- [C04 Hyver ofl In its crude form. was STE SIOnTRORAL He } ever able to do. Oh ‘. of course Wamaslecomtc I consider the suc “inol as as- Tyan responded |sured. How ean it he otherwlse— Fiabeahi finns due to a com-| 2 discovery that has revolutionized ind. alcoholism. | the form and made It practical to » the Madison] preseribe the greatest known medi- eine for all wasting diseases? “Just think what it means; getting all the benefits in a concentrated form, and no mere nauseating, vile- smelling grease. Yes, come any time you would like to see me. Tam al- ways glad to see you about Vinol, Aa Sea « fand T find out more to say in its or whetier she is married or] praise every day.” uvern: body was . tok lodgings hailw ere no murks N ready for the fi == —| 4! PMS \ Thanksgiving Dinner. MISS BONNIE DELANO Coward RuCee su Sideboards and Tables, Chairs and A Chicago Society Lady, in a CARPETS Buffets Dainty Crockery nothing £) ay. A young woman turns ete must reall Letter to Mrs. Pinkham, says: ee HCI e Ria TeaIA TYR y Some _ to suit your taste. to help ea Serves to make everything complete, ew, ar Collins 4 “ > t on a el dei Dear Mrs. Pinkham: —Of allthis For Children. | “Old Reliable” Blankets, aughters to whom 5 alth and life, none are more] An. ill-shaped glad than I. hat, or badly fitted “My home and my life was happy {suit may not look well on ach but it does not re PARLOR HEATERS. Heavy castings, ikl scream with delight Made especially for us. All woo!, white, with colored borders. | 10-4 size, weighs 414 Ibs... $5.50 * sald | 3 iar, that sat silt in porman 11-4 es essay Hol) nickel trim, direct a great sci ile dag MEE 635 ott 8.00 | draught. does 9-inch size, $8.50 youna woman gave Colline her ff now there was no Bhe earnest 10“ “O95 Ba 4400 12“ “ 4259 Drop leaf tables, 6 foot Spring Seat Couch, large size, tuted KITCHEN UTENSILS, extension, . $2.95 velour..... sooo SIS. 75\ Tinware, Agateware, Etc. sae CASH or LIBERAL CREDIT. Customers may add to thefr accounts in either store or make payments at either, suiting their otn convenience. : No extra charges of any kind. Figure out hot much money you can spare a Week or a month, and we will da the rest. Let us show you how nicely we can furnish a home and how little it costs. Vhy not, when it is so eusy, get te ay ae tos antmaun | EXTENSION “TABLE, “Good Feet For Life." Solid oak, polished, ex- $5. 95) Infants - - - - 6$c.to $1.00 tends to 6 feet, Children's ~~ - $1. Misses! = - - - $2. Shocs also for A them s swallow re did not think mu Sho retorted by would not even speak cnd Just about this time farm-house.|xhe anid. And for the first time she Sas being handsome. Her on uinn lent. ‘There | effin her eyes, and at Col- fon of certain vege-| lins’s fancy toll him it might haw bloomed wherever | dripped. And now thelr converastio more earnest, She told him that nto the mountains te | And she could net bring more “Well, to some natu yes.” r. Then Collins laughed ’Toe any sensible nature, Toought tol my publishers don't do any better than ' Know, for [wrote a book of poems. Sanicae lide maidens wha Cen eebE: “FUL! sald Collin, rousing up. “Whatlover enough fenry."" ue| became of the by told ber af bis pooke—nervousty untied “L have it. 1 not robbed of It. I] the package and presented her told the publisher that f had friends} copy. She aid that it was ended into | i vently In the groin, i enough to insure a sale of 1,500 copies. Carelesaly, she turned over the pages ey arma were about her when the old “T advised with our family phy- ewire WA toe “And,” sald Collins. “No pictures tn it” she sald, and Col- entered the re MW atmut) sician who prescribed without any = 5 “Not one copy was sold.” Ins swallowed a lump, andy : «(fom limprovement. One day he said: —Try A nt “You don't mean {t?" “Ideas may be pletures,” sald he, rit whi had been | Lydia Pinkham’s Remed I did, musements. ut "what's thlemarried |tiank God; the next month [ wa: Seer aaa e@ “Could I joke about the death of so] “Yes, they may be.” 8 Evenings at 8.90 not macried, but will pe] better, and it gradually built me up, WALLACK’S. Ss. “erenings a 89 @ainty a child?" “If you don't Ike the haok you can rea The old man woke up. “Whose child?" | throw tt away.’ raid Coiling until in four months 1 was cured, Matinecs To-Day and Saturday. was O46 DROAG the coach | The driver was talking tog farmer, | struck Col ‘The young woman «aid that aman was] hair was i fooliay to clear a farm in such a place |was a riot of mise Collins said) that) the altitude war} her complexion was so clear t . she replied, and her the fact Is, fam nota against the produ aables, but that fan. the min shone, The young woman sniffed,“ y ien't everything.” she paid, te are times when a potato ts better ‘th un a rose.”” married man | are net! Then why did you say e you afratd that f ald of you. ‘The az 7 - mavery wel oT MISS BONNIE DELANO. 3 until flness came upon me three years ago, [ first notleed ft by being irregular and having very painful and scanty menstruation; gradually my general health failed; [ could not 1 became langnid pains fre not at all much. fam nett Oh, and we “Dol you s to sit there hy should enjoy my meals; rpoem* and nervous, with grip outat for 81 iene SPs 0 N bY near Nassan M. = ‘This is nearly a year ago, and I have 7 not had a pain or ache since.”—Hon- ANOTHER BIG AMERICAN HIT, ORATORIO’S “ELIJAH.” tack, the chorus sang with enthusiasm | tdentified by Mary Murphy, the man's |nie Delano, 9248 indiana Ave, Ch. | —— _ — - ~ = _ - B and splendid clarity of phrase and shad- | wife ago, L_-$5,000 forfeit if above testi ‘Xtra Matinee Thanksdlving Day. ae ing. There was Kot volume Inthe | \iiesay wae atten sadder Aa " ee ceasnh | LAUGHS (2 Cc Cc | A Ome, Lehmann Disappointed by | cry | Bat, dui sity to 7 bam: SUSE DN OS, be adeeaetis a jal id not Baines ed A _Amusemente, | musements. ow vempo, hut the most dimenit and livedsat No. ait] ‘Trustworthy proof ts abundant that { ——— == ~——-— Singing Few of the Numbers baby he i Ma | “sty y tig Come Inet apworkeeth According to the police, | Lydia E, Pinkham’'s Vegetable Com. Proctor’s ! 5. caries cones HROADWAYS LAUGHTER, eine ad Allotted Her, An tinusual throng filed Carnegle Hall last evening for the opening concert of spoken it hind supreme master * j of It as well at nig choral forces the Oratorio Society's twenty-ninth ellis Of Hipichoral) for geason. It would be edifying to feel that | ta. tee. a and 2 the size of the audience was an expres- ¢ton of a growing appreciation of choral music, but the reputation of the DIED IN AREAWAY. CASTOR IA Amusements. soloists, who were Mme, Lill Lehmann, Afi, cuit ESIEREEGR TRC Evan Williams and Gwilym Miles, was|Michoel Murphy’s Doody Found ‘or fants ani dren. Eveninge, Mut.Satu Ah AAUDE Al “at Z ELSIE De WoLFé more likely responsible. | Early thin’ Morning. The Kind You Have Always Bought |#AUDE ADAMS; siiaiini"sriesti wer |. BLSIE | i Mme. Lehman's admirers wero Mls.) one soay of Michael Murphy was yS Boug’ peel CEB aL Manhattan Theatre 374) pena ate i UM THEA THE, are et 2a HORSE § SHOW, MRS FISKE THE WAY =, / WORLD. cl ulplay in tis} pound s ves thousands of young] Sis) h several sadoons | women fr dangers resulting from Lovaas not walking steadily forgante irregularity, suppression or |¢ retention ef the menses, ovarian or womb troubles, Refuse substitutes, u t enthusiasm. hestra ix not to be AN! ti He DINGBIAULY, ©" zine ST lel 930 St. f “anal Happened to, Jes” Ath wy fy Frlend from india’ #:"*y Hath BLUEJERNS". 15th St AME, BUTTERY” did Va'vtile. All Witte Star acte Appointed, as for some unexplained | pia in the areaway of the building | Bears tho Ly Foagon she sang only two of the wolos y1°No. a2 Onk street early thie morn- | Siguataro LAB»: PAMiaDHROUARE GARE re allotted the soprano role. These were ing” te was taken to the Morgue and of 4 4 ANN IE Aus SELLA ROYAL FAMILY é NOVEMPER 5), 21, 22, 23 GRAND EXHIBITION OP HORSES. THEATRE ae ESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, RE PU BLIC gn * My the Widow's aria and “Hear ye, Inrac! The latter, a trying and ungrateful Semnber In Ite closing passages, proved (0 much for her, and her rendition was UVEM its i fal NEW ENGLAND FOLKS | Matinee ‘ToDayia : ‘DEWEY Inwin’s Big Burlesquers ale MT ST. LA. an baglett | ACADE! MY OF AUSIC, on. 7 S75 ‘SHOW OPENS AT 9 A. 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