The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1901, Page 11

TH WUMLD: MONDAY dsviivdiu, © ee 7 || Indisputable Evidence. Beautify Your Home for the Holidays!” By our liberal credit terms yousan easily make your home attractive You have read our oft-repeated statement, ‘In use for over 30 years.” It| {Rconvenlence tu your pockeL yp Wel arelready withthe hrget and best stock itor was ia the early sixties that Dr. Pitcher first made use of the prescription now'l}, : - . universally known as Castoria. With a record of over fifty under five years of age! | out of every hundred deaths, it was the AMBITION OF EVERY PHYSICIAN to, ‘|discover a remedy suitable for the ailments of infants and children that would -|decrease this distressing mortality. In Castoria that relief has been found. | Let us take the statistics covering the deaths in the City of New York for the past 30 years, and here we find the beneficent effects of a combination of drugs | excluding opiates and narcotics so long sought for—namely, CASTORIA. | z ssi Of the total number of deaths in New York City in 1870, 50 per cent. were||]}".)"" (5 223 : «unr fe-t:| under five years of age; in 1880, 46 per cent.; in 1890, 40 per cent; in 1900, | C1398 (ol in te Pe FH ever to forgive suu if son te-| 3S per cent, only. Just stop to think of it. | A Home Comp'etely Furnished for $125.00. th sel, Your Until 1897 no counterfeits or imitations of Castoria appeared on drug store ‘Ishelves, but since that date Mr. Fletcher has been called upon to suppress a number Pin remarka-|Of these frauds. While the record for 1900 does not come down to our expectations, it) | | I pean 2, 1901, HAROLD MacGRATH ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK OPENS AN ACCOUNTS 5 hee) ly the opportunity . He flung cane Into the yelling pack, with his arm caught the dog apout the mid and leaped back {nto the nearest dh way, The muscles of his left arm w rorely tried; the dog conaldered his Pele Aud of me, Monsleur™” . though it had it is revolvers ed it and leveled it, There came a The students had not fully re= and) th <p) overal from thelr surprise, an old dog You knew he hid BEDROOM. enamelled PARLOR. DININGROOM KITCHEN, 4. dev Oak Kitchen Clos. ¥ ve Your Exceliene: student in the, Fear. wi sted the ‘oi may be sure | Kier ihe had no teeth or we WOU ur precious cn D rou with th nm: i with laught STactected an an wadercur: 4S OWing to the carelessness of mothers when buying Castoria. The signature of Chas. not ac. H. Fistcher is the only safeguard, aid he alone is authorize to use the doctor’s name. | a see EERE SSRN SERENE ee a it tanto thin popeun, ilar damn where the “The Puppet Crown’! is one of the strongest, most Stirring tales of adventure Whether or not jis chat vol 7 : , a eh accepted remains unwritten. | competent critics it iscon. come sound « of Ralloping hoo and pre sidered equal in most re- t ch spects to the best work of th the cane sthels Sir Walter Scott. An ex- } | Nin the fat oft quisite love story under- fore snnlaheye ss lies the sterner passages, al The mtudenta d and renders the book in- onelor. tho culrasslere disnounte?, his tensely interesting to his exertions, ci Mauric young and oldalike. The r aa isuitnyo author, a young West- erner, has a brilliant fu- ture; but in no other book can he hope to score a greater popular success i than “The Puppet Crown,’’ It is decidedly the foremost romantic , 6, still uncovered, wi t seat, . heary EXTENSION ened in gotten aa, four; deside me. mit you to ride in Mon: not pe Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in uso for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of and has been made under his per= Le tcdse sonal supervision sinco its infhncy. Lepiliiten. Allow no one todccelvo you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and ‘ Just-ns-good” aro but AU M AN E BRO. Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of J Infhats and Children—Experience against Experiment. OPEN SATURDAYS (au IRD AVE., NEAR 84TH ST. Tec ea | What is CASTORIA | cant and see for yourreit, _____1_ Nath St. Station at Corner. Oastoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro- nt place beside Parlor Orneianta, at exceptionally Tow at excoptionatly tow prices “ANégetable PreparalionforAs- Simlating eFood and Re ula- Ling the Sto tomachs and Bowe sof INE: ANIS - Promotes Digestion Cheerfuk- nessand Rest.Contains neith ium, Morphine nor Mineral. OT NARCOTIC, ——_—_, 1 whe asked, He tried to A sald to her that hop’s garden. Two back and the color 8. Cait. DREN en what you sald say I was impertinent,” 1 have forgotten, then!” his life he never felt so dil at EXCLUDE THE novel of the year. ywhat did sh f2 That he a goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. I¢ COLD. USE : ae atwnadnsibenutitulens a i contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio : 1s Matinees Wednesia pane Sudigment, Capes pap cratchctd substance. Its ago is its guarantco, It destroys Worms cnn HARNEDS HE Ont Pon Se and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 26 Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's. Fricnd. peas —— Amusements, | aie "ANE NS cenuneE CASTORIA atways CASINO. ea ee ESDAY EV’ FIRST TE MEE rer | i PING Oink \ Wn i ae nnie Russell rey Bears the Signature of tell-tale colar in Jaughed, and there wa youth [9 Che. laughter, Whery Sead - argrone Pharr ec! Remedy for Constipa- tiepe'Sour Stomach, Diarrhven Worms Convulsions, Feverish- ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. . : era | In cinte Thos Sew ay, THE JUDOR. 50th caragiry 50th | E HELMET OF WAUARRE rong HE Charles Dalton ax Btlenne ée Mar. THE DALWEN e Ghis DIENNE, Fac Simile Signature of FIRE THEATRE. Uroadway lr enings, $15. Mats. Wednesday 7 08 i Eee ohn Drew one ‘AND. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MUBRAY CTRELT, NEW YonR cry, Ath ar Bway. 5.00." Mats, 215, Wednesday & Sat. DUO DOO 0OOC GIRAFFE GOLD (THE EWE — Ging Sa of pet Cf the Kitchen Range. Madeland/ laid Free’ of Charge IS 10 FEET LONG | = for 30 Days. ' s Mojucettes. Velvets, Axministers and Tarestries, A GENUINE OIL PAINTING FREE to Purchasers of $15.00 or More. JOHN EARLY, #1838" he ZOO OKIOL ETROPOLIS A 1D RFI oye BI , ol ae WY Ne t fat. wacae WH Law $ Weeks in AR JONI tre $30 Son, Tues ate f id FAO is MATH ST. DA. M Nal. | 200 ANIMAL BADLY AFFECT-' ED BY THE WEATHER. | | | il SeCosor wer Yards of Finnnel Used in Wrapping Up Mia Aditet- ed Neok. rO- SEN TOWTY j24," {ORNERAL ADS An vat an he th. the Central Park ton Sat hay, K sca MRS, CHAPMAN CLEARED. il ain ua eS aE PER RTE TINS Loft Home on Nov. 22 After Husband's Return at 6 A. M. Smith eet night. “Tl —Took Four-Year-Old Boy with fer 1195 th St vith ane ty OF MUSIC, 14th St. & Irving PL ean aoe hy sg = » WAY DOWN EAST Tournament. CONCERT HALL. + man, who hae promised his father to say King and hia daughter, tho Wrinveas Aletta, ty | not presenting Duchess, who w the big &! ‘nat ty kick vur toce covered A get rubbertn 1 e and havi thought that. the begin grit, Ah. If only she were ‘hing and t 1 , Tenuse T don't want to kon Christmas and towe my cinch the nies thi the very top of J hristmas tres at monke got inte aw hght about midnisht and. the rage to take! stretched his out of the window w) 4 know «hore! cnite them, ile sald, “Shut up, you dad 1 recognized | things, don't you know it's almost Sun- day?" They stopped at once and the giratte | went back to but he couldn't cover himself as nicely as thy head-keeper ht done and he had to shiver until morning He felt fl all day and could only com fort himself with the thought that he “Thind prevented a desecration of the Sa bath, and this morning ne woke up with | 3 “hlding-place, pollee apy. awt CHAPTER VII. Love Me, Love My Dog. T sight of the revolver Kopf's frlends held back, Maurice pro- fited by the pause to draw Jo- nm Into tho street. What do you want?" asked Kopf, cmavagely, | “First, you police-spy, what do you ¢ SUTTON ed Neate, Slant $1.5 GRAND, 4 HOTS 2 UNCLE TOM’S ew CABIN. Ems 2 DALY'S Sin 810 : MESSENGER BOY sis ken ee sieur Carewe?" him, Jeutenant von Mitter?” cried Mau- recognizing the lleutenant to whom Fincess Introduced him the first he came to Bletberg, and dronping dog, who by now had grasped the ng of ft all, “You came Just in 23: J, and he 2 back of the y shook hanv tay odds that on wf 20 BROADWAY 7 know of Colonel Beauvais?” “Nothing,” said the fellow, looking | 22! A Rood W (etention “at ‘relieved. “I was in the service of the i ON co. t exit Hh) Hroatee his | 2 Kt Y E Yorkers. * (Aversperg party, but I'm done with and sch them ints The impulse eume thopworstirore:throatievendaceni ini tal cH EAUTY oo them. I'll answer any question you ! Hi syar} | country’. ci E-pING 2 Sa Bear Mke."* come In this ‘Ten feet of it, no less, and every Inch BeAsY AN KONIGSEE: V Maurice, plek- , Jumping, aching am Mr the ANG THE hatter, + Ashe spoke he suddenly tripped Mau- (Educated Dogs. Sri eice: sending elm’ headionir: with Her Royal 1khness Aon esa The. 10s Before Maurice could reco ; Pils patternaouis ‘ pganiinen iat Testing r 3 To. NIGHT. Bree Faatiana cenuieaioeraie th we and bared! dition, ‘The only reason he didn't wi Hae F st Brookdyn Amusomentn because the ‘alley. ithe © to ‘ alt he venue tratfe war standing up 300 RN VERS, J! “ Swearing and furious, Maurice gave} got tie de RL tut Ne went out and bought 20 y : te MONTAU SIATINEES chase; only to find himaclt, atter a tu- | iim only of doubdle-width red flannel, 99 gallo > NEW E! NGLAND FOLKS SINS MONTAUK wen" tiny, Mrs. La «of onton for the yrup. VIOLA ALLEN 33? f IN THE PALACE OF TH ssa tile chase, near a group of students |28ay. A doz who were tormenting a whit Ren ead As he turned the criwd 0} ih closed, and the brief plcture was enough for him, Princess Alexia's dog! And the stu- dents were beating It because th knew it to be defenseless. Her toothless and old, who could not hv when hie jaws closed on an arm or leg. but who, with that indomitable cour- age of his race, fought on and on, hope- jlessly and stubborniy. Maurice doubled his fist and swung 2 blow which had one hundred and stx pounds behind ft, and It landed sai ly on the cheek of one student, who dropped faco downward and lay still, ‘This onslaught was so sudden and u | Lexpected that the students were con- \ founded. But Maurice, whose plans wailized $n moments Ike — these, 4 up the cane and laid tt about |” haya UE WOLFE |! bag Columbia testes ing x that I fathers in h Denplte Carewe's pleas to be allowed fo change hia clother frat, ughingly insisted. « t the Pri A National Book International In Its Fame. nme Young Tage, his He fmbled fe stood in i Who lover eT thank {eam vour gallant} Meurice, ag ne, Unies sally Recent as the BG jy [Standard Americar. Annual S Such is the 1908 * | World Almanac and Ecrlpeia 1f01 World Almanac and Racyelopedia. A reference book of over C00 pages, 1,000. opts bs meted out! t : Gontinurd.» jhe meted aut HWighnes any ne man would have done the same ting." Hin Quentios 4 Fed In the wheelsjokes bothered isan es eReaES ot vou must not belittle ity “Supposing that vemen it had not been for Lteut, venfand ‘old ome Would you allow your wife ty run “Bay, If was solng toward|over a dee mitdie of It molng, Monsieur?" sing a bridge] ® right in the wildeat, chim a The dog, half blinded by his blood “and not iully comprehending this new snd money for TX BAAS OW Although the sister produbly knows MAseTON, Afternoon, 3; tie whererhouts of Mra, Chapmaa ry THE BLONDELLS tn nan refuses to give any iitormatt~ et\pas, | “Kutzenfamimer icida? an met a ta left word tha And vou Tegeuiilisicea “phane in the tid e ngge’ ‘ex, Your Fighneas,* would you keep to one-side and let the| payer had halt the Bractice wrliihe Bie allegod ‘Malrice; who: Boeke oye y poet ay “step Into the carriage, Monsleur;? cat pars on o: out inthe middie and] stories. he. hax had, Howells her husband, but he 2 of him. Vinal: the Voice had the ring of command, *£ go to arguing with 117” Sught zo be uahamed of himuclt, Untberdeyia veo wrth (iterary