■ I, ' , • I . -I.-.
-
•
a : i t .e'.y grade; it onouiu nave
A fitindretl leant Ae«-
I rial condition of the nation is from a
S h e F lit H im tu t h e T e s t,
Women grow more frivolous every its brunches in every town or outside
| woman’s standpoint, tho first or.mfiitcr-
“ Yes, d a rlin g ,’’ be said in tones of
w erv town, and it should have its great
day
Young
ladies
scorn
housework
anil
j a i . t ’ion." —Boston Transcript.
t TO A ■
b a rn to embroider, to play the piano central institution, its hall of liberty. deep tenderness, “ I would do anything
to show my lovo for you. "
■GIRL.
and to flirt while their mothers are en in London.
When ?.Iy Lndy Sleep».
“ Tlio corps m ight be known as the
“ A h ," sight-d the gentle maiden,
gaged
io
ail
the
drudgery
of
the
houso-
Tho new night robes r.ro victims of
‘th a t's w hat all men say when they
old. They eschew all useful reading United Corps of Women Volunteer«,
Good R e s u lts the lace craze, liko all eho which p< r-
and it could be classified in companies fro striving to w in a woman’s h eart.”
• /¿ t* J e e p s - T h e Fe- tains to my lady’s wardrobo. T iny aro and pri fir French novels to English
“ P u t mo to the proof," he said in
under different names, certain duties
classics.
In
self
i
ting
husbands
they
9**—Ite m s o f I n te r - gay w ith ribbons, too, and many are pret
being apportion«! to each. These com wild, passionate tones, "p u t me to the
chouse
dandies
w
ith
social
graces
rather
ty and elaborate enough to appear us
,i*ekeepere.
than men w ith solid attainm ents They panies could furnish w hatever the na proof. T e s t me and see if 1 fail. Set mo
tea gowns.
tional ueed required, trained anil dis any test w ithin the bounds of possibili
•' ’oliniit, Mir.xCur-
The night robe in best taste is white. are full of strange, whimsical notions
ty, aud it shall be perform ed."
jx}?, who cannot com- A dainty and not too dressy gown is peculiar to the nge. Reader, this is a ciplined bodies of women being forth
coming in any emergency to supply the
“ A h ,” she m urmured, “ if I could
, appreciation. Sho is made of sheer cambric w ith a deep yoke synopsis of the opinion« of an English service sought."
cnly believe you!"
r of 1789 on fho women
General Basil Dnke, of torchon lace. This is ontliued with magazine
“ P u t me to tho test. Say to me, ‘Do
Before Lady Dixie announces her u n i
. hey sound very much as
u-lnw m ill successor to Gen- n rufile of cambric edged w ith lace, so of his tiin<
this or that, ’ and it shall be done. ”
n . Morgan, tlio daring Con- that the whole appears much lik e a s a il if they were w ritten by certain pessi form sho paves the way w ith an an ath
"Yes, ’’ sho fhurmured slowly, “ thero
airy leader. Miss Currie re- or collar. It is fastened in front with m ists of t inlay There is no new thing em a against modern dress, aud then
introduces her “ neat Norfolk shaped is ono th in g 1 should liko you to do,
ne lis t year after five years narrow whito moire ribbons. The fnll under tho sun. —Boston TrauscripL
tunic, reaching to ju st above tho knees; i f " ------
m usical studies in Germany, sleeves aro also tied w ith a littlo bow ,
“ Uh, tell me, and let mo do it! Now
knickerbockers and gaiters to match,
A Vastful C lu b .
been engaged ns a soloist for at tho w rist aud finished w ith u deep
There is a club of women in New the gaiters to be substituted for brown you shall behold tho height, tho depth,
orchestra next season and is a fall of lace.
\ 'onion as well as an accom- | Nightgowns of nainsook are trimmed York city th a t is as modest as it is re tanned top boots, lacing up tho entire the length, the breadth, tho circum fer
Jpsiciau. 8he hits been admired elaborately w ith Valenciennes laee. markable. It is called «he Best Y.'ay front to tlio knoe, where mueh riding ence of my love lor yo u ," ho cried ex
ultantly. Tho maiden dropped lier
S i C I a t borne, and at a concert Many of the gowns have the laee inser club aud is composed of well to do wo is necessary.
“ For head dress 1 would recommend lashes, a nolle dimjfiiil the corners of
st week at Lawrenceburg tion arranged to sim ulate a bolero jack men living in a huiidsoino cross street
cap, Tam o’ Shunter or Carl h ir m onth a.; sho gently murmured,
a C arter of that town in- et. The lace frills w hich outline it up town. Tho objects of tho organiza a 1st colored
in
shape,
a plain round straw hat in "M a rry tome other g il l.’’— London Tit-
tion
aro
m
utual
help
and
encourage
witli the following bit of make tho effect soft and pretty.
hot w catlu r or helmet if deemed more Bits.
'uclty rhetoric:
W hite embroidery with a colored edge ment It takes its name from the obli suitable
Anil to harmonize w ith sueli
Ik- .Hight.
ladsomc morn of creation, is much in favor for the less expensive gation a member i.s under to disclose to
) sang together and the nightgowns, and coarse, embroidered her colleagues I ho details of any discov a coitumo woman s appalling headgear
There is a man in Chicago who has
*?d w ith the symphony yokes are finished w ith heading through ery she may make as to the Li -t way of m ust be ab; a h . iied. No head can be lived there for 40 years anil has visited
J swept it into har which narrow ribbons are run. A ra th pi rform ing any of tho duties, hibou or truly comfortable or nt .t which is doom Now Y ork 50 times or more in that pe
.ayed no small part in er eccentric novelty, and one which pre obligations th u td volve njxin her in her ed to wear the present «lay erections and riod. He has never uttered a single
’world. All men ev- sumably w ill not be welcomed w ith fer various ri lations of life It is an open ci iubinatious of false and real hair, word in praiso of Chicago or in dispar
— oarbaric and civilized—aro vent joy, is the gown of delicately tin t secret that tho club has cari fa..'y avoitl- frizz s anil fads, all pinned together in agement of New York. It is thought
to its magic spell. I have nl- ed chambrny, trim med witli ecru inser ed d in > :n g the b t way of obtaiuiu; bov.ildering eonfu.-ion ’’
that if he were not deaf aud dumb he
H iving thiiH am ihilatod the present
n
i i l i A l l ie d th at th at education is
York World.
aiotained
m ight make a few rem arks.—New York
tion and lace.— Philadelphia Times.
i th e - -.‘J en —N
coiff
ures,
a
wom
an
is
nrged
"e
ith
er
to
pieté wbieli
vhieh dovelops the body in
Mail and Express.
cut
l
a
r
hair
vi
ir
it
in
the
C lii rt-n on] H i: t.
T h e F e m a le llr lt.R li *‘l)r u iu im :r .‘*
_
_ _ ~.TU
_ _ iiuin, tho m ind in the col- j
K
ing
t.’IntriiTff.ust
mvndcpted
by
tiro
'In -ery h-.i wt tiler
’• »
W ncclam and
a
is my ens-
*•5
leaves uncultivated I ! Tho “ lady com m ercial” is fast be
Dealness Cannot he Cured
tho emotional nature. To think and to do coming an institution in Birmingham, to m ,’’ said n u t -line:' . bysician, “ to cavaliers, or if sho prefers to keep it
The rig h t it is necessary to feel tho rig h t as elsewhere. Sho is, generally speak give babies small quantities of brandy very long w ind it in a neat eoil behind by local applications as they cannot
h
trb
c
a
d
.
”
Such a feast and such a pleasure have ing, quite as sm art and resourceful ns By sm all quantities I mean from 15 to
Lady Dixie adm its that tho move resell the diseased portion of the ear.
1 the honor to herald to you to n ig h t
her mnlo competitor, anil her sex given 20 drops < aro must bo taken not to
“ The very distinguished daughter of her an additional advantage. A part a l overciothe children in hot weather too. ment is radical, aud that "th ere are Tiiere is only one « tty to cure deafness
ono of Kentucky’s most distinguished together from the difficulty of saying They should bn treated ns grown people difficulties to be encountered, sneers and anil that is by constitutional remedies.
aud honorod sons—a son who, both in “ N o" to a woman, especially if young treat tin l u s e l v i s in the m atter of clothe« jeers to be lived down, satires to be re- Deafness is emised by an inflamed con
“ Thero is very much more danger ; luted, converts «0 bo m ade,” but she is dition of the mucous lining of the Eus-
the tented field and at tho bar, lias rep anil handsome, tho more drastic m eth
resented tho highest type of Kentucky od« of getting rid of unwclcomo itnpor th at children w ill catch heat than that sanguine of ultim ate success and con I tacliian Tube. When this tube is in
manhood—is here to ravish nud steal tunities ate obviously out of the ques they w ill catch cold. Bp to a compara nects tiie arrival of the women volun flamed you have a rum bling sound or
away our hearts witli the sweetest tion when tho “ traveler” is of the gen lively recent tim e in New York all eases teers with great national reforms and j imperfect liearing.iind when it is entire
strains that ever breathed in human tler sox And then, of course, tho lady of cholera infantum were called ‘heat all the rest of i t
ly dosed, deafness is the result, and un
souls. Mythology tells us th a t Orpheus is be,mid to have the last word. An en strokes ' In Hot w eather a child should
S e rv in g H la c -lc b e rrle *.
less the inflaniation ean be taken out
played so divinely on the lyro th at all terprising member of the fraternity—or havo a cool bath ones a day and be out
A pretty way »0 serve blackberries aud till« tube restored to its normal onn-
nature stopped to listen to his music, should 1 rather say sisterhood?—called in the air as mueh as possible, day aud
witli cream is to pick fresh, ripe ber- j dition, bearing will bedestroved forever;
and sho who w ill open the crust of care upon a local firm tho other morning. n ig h t ”
[ ries over carefully Heap them in a
tonight and start the liquid flow of joy She wns assured th a t the stock in her
N e c k t ie a n d H a tb a n d .
glass bowl and set on ice, serve on sau njne eases out of ten are caused bv ca-
in your soul is no unw orthy disciple of special line was full up. “ But I should
cers,
w ith littlo bowls of sugar and j tn rrli, w hich is n o thing but an inflam ed
To bo absolutely swagger tho necktie
him whoso head aud lyro floated ’down liko to show you my samples. I ’m sure
p itclic» of cream, allow ing each person eoniiiiion of the uiuenns surfaces.
-fh o sw ift Helms to tho Lesbian shore.’ you'd liko them. ” "N o t today, thank and hatband must be an exact match.
at tho table to sugar tho fru it to suit J We will give O ne H undred D ollars for
From tho hours of p rattlin g childhood you. Besides we havo no account with So says tho sum mer girl. Not in so taste.
I any ease of deafness (caused by c a ta rrh )
many
words,
but
in
practicing
w
hat
sho
tho witchery of her performance on the your firm. ” " I know you haven’t, but
Blackberries may be served w ith me
violin was known and appreciated, the you’ll allow mo toopen one, w on’t you? silently preaches. If tho necktie hap ringue as follows: Place a quart of ripe th a t cannot be cured bv H a lt’s Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars ; free.
wonder and pride of her friends. W hat G ulya small line for »beginning?” “ No; pens to be dark blue, witli diagonal white
blackberries iu a bowl, sprinkle w ith
F J. C heney & Co., Toledo, O.
The greatest masters at homo and abroad wo positively don 't require anything in stripes running in opposite directions powdered sugar, beat tho w hites of 3
id by Druggists, 75c.
could do was done, and in the fullness th at way jn st n o w ." "R eally! Well, and form ing little diamond shaped eggs witli half a cup of sugar anil spread
plaids,
it
is
tlio
c
o
rn
et
thing
to
wear
a
of tirno sho burst fortli on an astonished good morning. I ’ll call again in tho
over the berries Set on ice until very
world a star of the first magnitude, be- afternoon. Gentlemen nro generally hatband exactly liko it Gf course if cold.
1
foro whom paled tho greatest reputations tuoro oiien to reason when they have thero isn ’t something a bit different
Blackberry flummery is made by plac
from tho generality of plain solid col
in the musical world. As a violinist she dined. ” — Birm ingham Mail
ors in either it is hardly noticeable that ing a pint of rips blackberries in a 1
stood w ithout a peer among womankind,
they aro alike aud the correct thing.
| saucepan w ith a pint of w ater; let boil ;
W o m e n O ffice h o I dvr* A b r o a d .
H ml w ith very few, if any, among tho
slowly w ithout stirring for 10 minutes,
Thero are at present 6,35.1 women in
¡inter sex Tho greatest talent of Eu-
E n g lis h C'olfl'ures,
moisten 2 table-spoonfuls of coni- tiuch
French
provincial
postofiicos
and
1,000
e wondered, adm ired and praised,
with cold water, stir into tlio berries, '
A
peculiarity
of
English
women
is
female
telegraph
clerks,
lu
09
towns
tho
her native land receiver! hor us the
tlio wearing of elaborate coiffures. No let thicken, take from tho fire and add
id of her pride, woll worthy the tri- telephono stations arc under the man
where
is so much false hair worn as in half a teacup of sugar When ccol, servo
lplis; but, above all, Kentucky is agement of women, affording employ
England, it is made up in nil sorts of w ith sugar mid cream.
. ’ d of her most distinguished daugh- ment for 745 women. The national sav
ings banks employ 425 women, etc. Tlio ingenious ways to be pinned on bodily, i
'laim s her as her own:
M in n ie IlnuJi D e c o r a te d .
railw ays havo, however, been the be; 6 Tho fashion of parting the hair aud
, Jslle ¿ c a l) i I s m lovo rem ain*,
Mine.
M innie Hank, who is making
wearing
the
little
curl
in
the
middle
of
friends to tlio women. 11 was tin: Bombes
--'«lit d iv in o anil h u m a n ,
--’i jo u i la m e i-nilears,
company which made tlio experiment the forehead so prevalent here is not a tour of tho world w ith her husband,
( ft
' piro In com m on,
w ith employing fem ale clerks at the of seen thero Instead the fine frizzes worn the Chevalier von Hesse Wartegg, a r
[ i n t e r n a i years.
fices
or as station mistresses at the small by the Pi'ince-s of Wales and her daugh rived some time ago at Singapore and
ed, distinguished,
sang at Johorv by invitation for tho su l
stations,
but gradually nearly all the ters aro im itated by most of tho sex.
S u p e r b typo of wo-
tan, the princess and datos, who were
French
railw
ay
companies
havo
follow
A M e x ica n I n n o v a tio n .
• to you in The por-
greatly pleased The sultan conferred
cd tliis example. Women arc empl, red
Miss Maria Gouzali s Hermosillo has
Ifty ticket offices ns watchers, etc The been appointed by President Diaz of i n the prim a donna and her husband
the order of tho Crown of Johorc, this
'm ’U/jny. em ploy«, ¡LUití v. i.
Mexico postmaster at TeocnlticJie, in
<Mn compuny, 2,790; the P a ris Lyons the stato of Jalisco. Miss Horiun. illo is being fhe-plrtW«B»iarlFuer“ M(no. Hank
inis received from tho hands of ruling
.
r wm ' harrowing Mediterráneo, 8,728; tlio Urlciui« com the first woman appointed to offlco iu monarchs!
pany,
4.358—altogether
some
24,000
Thai are alw ays
Mexico, mid tiio dej arture ba« created
A Page F ro m H e r H is to ry .
H o n o r . F o r Vtetsy Ito M .
Z incidents of the women—in which n u u ilsr the thou- a sensation among Hie women of tlie re
Important experiences of others are
•uhi -i em as though lands of fetniJe gatekeepers are not in- public.
A ceremony to bo repeated every year In The
te re s tin g . T h e follow ing Is no e x ce p tio n :
der it far more me- c tailed In the whole of Europe it is
took place on Decoration 'day at Mount 1 h a d been tro u b le d w ith h e a r t d isease 23
It is n suggestion of one of the army Moriali cemetery, Philadelphia. This y e ars, m u ch o f t h a t tim e very serio u sly . F or
helr eliiklrrn ta u g h t to caleulutvd that over «00,000 women hold
ti ve y e a rs I w as tr e a te d by one p h y sician con
of bright young women th at a band of was tlie raising of a flag over the grave tin
")« ml so m neh ra re mid public appointm ent«—Loudon queen,
u o u s ly . I whs In business, but obliged to
re tir e on account, of my h e a lth . A p h y
nuiuve
velvet
ribbon
around
neck
and
rti ooniplishnients Hurt am of
of
Betsy
Ross,
who
mode
the
first
stars
f m t la u C a r p e t F o r th e Q u e e n
to ld niv frien d s th a t I could n o t Ik © » -
i
...ily veins to the latter who gvte
wrists is nn adm irable set off against anil stripes. The ceremony was conduct s m ician
o n th . My fe e t au d lim bs w ere bad ly swol
Those who havo recently raiser) the the red or brown, as tlie ease may be,
len, a n d I w as Indeed in a s e rio u s con d itio n
,
w ater over his or ln r head.
ed
by
the
U.
S.
G
rant
camp,
Sons
of
en a g e n tle m a n d ire c te d my a tte n tio n io
Jh m littlo prcncti is not mennt in question of the im port of prison nimio of tlio adjoining skin after too faithful Veterans, and they havo assumed the pm
Dr. M iles’ New H e a r t C ure, a n d sa id th a t his
gissl» from abroad w ill pi rhaps read boating, tenuis or golf in the sun aud
s
iste
r, w ho h a d been nfllleted w ith b e a n d is
wny to run down tile nrivantnges w
future charge of tlie observance.
ith m rprisv th at tho queen w ill short wind.
e ase, h a d been c u re d by tlie rem edy, a n d was
derived from the liigliost mental
a
g
a
in
a s tro n g , b ealtJiy w om an. I p u rc h a se d
B « *rn liard t*N L a te s t.
a b o ttle of tlie H e a rt C ure, an d in less th a n
jilting, hut what gmst will riiptomaa ly be the possessor of one of tho most re
a n h o u r a f te r ta k in g th e first dose I could
A sister of tho Iato Mr Spurgeon
ail honorary degree« be if in »m om ent m arkable articles ever made in a prison.
Sarah Bernhardt lias not lost all het foci a d e cid ed Im p ro v em en t in th e c irc u ia tio n
if iiiipnMvn recklesuiese or owing to The superiuVenden* of Agra jail some preached twice recently to crowded con eccentricities, though she no longer of m y blood. W hen 1 h a d ta k e n th re e d oses I
nioDVhe
back
received
an
order
to
weave
gregations
s
t
tho
hnndsouio
church
in
c o u ld m ove m y a n k le s, so m eth in g I h a d n o t
. anmu unforeseen accident the student
slee'is in a eofflu. She appeared a t a (lone fo r m o n th s,a n d my lim bs h a d b een sw ol
learns, alas I th at it is sink or swim, a carpet of special design for her m ajes Hampstead Road in connection with London reception the other ¡ifteruoon— len so long tlia t th e y seem ed a lm ost p u trilied .
eioro I h a d ta k e n one b o ttle of tlie N cyv
w ith nine ohancos nut of ten in favor ty. Tliis is now com plete On it 28 of the service. Her manlier is impressive, a very warm afternoon it was, too— iu M
H e a r t C u re tlio sw elling Ji:id all gone down,
of the former, if there has never here the deftest convicts of the establishm ent and sho hears a ]iersoual resemblance to a sealskin coat down to her heels, with an d I was so m uch b e tte r th a t I did m y own
work, On m y re c o m m e n d atio n six o th e rs a re
tofore been given, along w ith the other havo been engaged, ami tho texture her eminent brother.
high puffed sleeves by way of addition
v a lu a b le re m e d y .” Mrs. M organ,
669 \V. H a rriso n St., C hicago, 111.
thought to bo necessary lessons, a sin measures 77 feet by 40 feet and is esti
al
fur.
From the vigorous way in w hich the
I)r. M ik's’ New Ile a r t C un:, a d isco v e ry o f nn
gle one in one of the most im p o rtm t m ated to contain no fewer than 59,000,-
e m in e n t spe 'ia li t in h e a rt d isease, is.sold by
000 atitche«. The pattern, known as the suffragists are going at it tho issuo is
a ll d r u ’.-gi.cs on a positiv e g u a ra n te e ,o r s e n t
brauchee of human «location?
A FAD FOR SUICIDE.
by 1h - Dr. M iles M edicaI C o .,E lk h a rt, ln d .,o u
Boy» and girls alike should be given Poona, is rarely met w ith. It has a dark likely to be a very lively one, and tlio
reeeii»‘ of p rice, f I p e r b o ttle , six b o ttle s for
elianees
are
highly
favorable
to
tho
gvownrl,
upon
w
hich
the
device
and
bor
S io u x H r s ) . . S h o w T in i r P r o g r r « . I n C i v i $5, e x p re ss p re p a id . It is p o s itiv e ly fre e front
Instruction in this branch. Fwenta
a ll o p ia te s o r d a n g e ro u s d rugs.
l iz a t io n liy S e ll llv . t r u c t i o n .
would feel highly incensed if eciue out- 1 der are executed in delicate shades of adoption of the unietidiueut.—Topeka
Capital.
eider were to remark th at they eared vegetable dyed blues, yellows, browns
Recent events provo that tho Sioux
Sold by all Pruggiay?.
Indians are rapidly becoming civilized
mare for tho mental health of th eir chil mid green« The carpet, w hich is of
Furm
an
university,
tho
g
rrat
Baptist
dren than for th eir physical welfare geeat value, will be used in her majes institution nt Greenville, S. C., has if the fact th at many of them are fol- j
Yet in many cases this is true, though ty ’« Indian room at Osborne. Tho A gra opened its ccorx to v i men students de lowing closely in tlie footsteps of law- !
perhaps unw ittingly so Outside of the jail convicta are also m aking a carpet siring to par lei special studies or to less w hites can be construed as nn cvi- I
tierce of civilization Formerly suicides
fact th at a knowledge of swimming for the Gorman em peror.— Manchester stuud for degrees.
among the Indians wiro never heard
mag some tim e be the means of saving Examiner
lifa, it is a most healthful and delight
K . w n ro o m s W s n lr il.
If you fear that your new print frock of, w hile during the last few years a
ful ezeroiae, even though never put to
A W ashington corresponile.it writes is gulag to lade, put a little Vinegar iu number of Sioux havo committed the ,
crime of si If distraction. In the m atter
any more exal ting purpose than to pass to an exchange:
th e rin se « a te r
CAM I O B T A I N A P A T E N T f For •
of q u m rd in g ¡uni lighting abont land
away pleasantly a few hours at the na-
answer ®“i
and “P
an »----
1 am in favor of electing at least ono
w rite to
ho"e®t ------
opinion, e
“ 11 N N A. < <>.. who h a re had nearly flftv veara*
some of tho Sioux nre also becoming apt experience
tntcrim u or in the su rf Iu giving chil dozen women as members of th e bouse,
in th e patent busincM. Communlca-
H E R E IS T H E LA TEST ADVANCE.
pupils of quarrelsome whito farmers.
y confl<lent*g»- A Iln n r ib o n k o f Ini
dren a* many of the pieasnres of life as woman suffrage or no woman suffrage.
Tim lust murder reported from the tain them sent free. A ls o , t-ata ogue o f mechan.
lie w ithin the powe r of their parents, to The place is so foul mill nasty that to I . a ily F leri-n i-r l l l x l r tv « n l< l ll n r e C oin-
.n il seientlflc t.ooka sent free.
pntiicM o f " V ftin icn 1 n liiiitc i rj* "
Sicux reservation was caused by a dis Ic.1 Patents
grant leeeons in sw im m ing should be sit for two hours in its bad sm elling a t
taken thronch »lunn A Co. recelee
îrr.S'“ no£lcelI>U>e S r i r n li H e A m e r ic a n , and
among tho first thought of, for tho pas mosphere completely prostrates one.
L:idy riorcnce I lxie finds m atter for pute ovi r a piece of lamb An Indian où,
CO« rn°,UHhi
before th e public wlth-
named
Eagle
Imuse
liail
taken
n
farm
time, unlike many others, serves a <lou The house appoint, committee after an article of considerable length in a
’ 2 . th®. tnTentor. This splendid paper
âèïest . S ï î i i g “ ' “ *,' r IH’Wtrated. has Dr far t ho
ble purpose th at may some day prove comm ittee to look after tlie "v e n tila London pa; or advocating the organiza niider tho severalty a c t The land was ™
Î|' K ' ireulirtinn o f any setentIBe work in the
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belter than the average, aud many other world
its practical iiscfulneim—Philadelphia tio n ,” aud it results in nothing What tion of a corps of women volunteer«
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the place needs is a tegular honscrleiui-
P l « « , m color,, and photograph, o f new
She
begins
by
saying
that
the
pro
¡a t» t
p anf- enabling builders to show t h .
W i L . - l ite a n lts A lw a y s ,
iug, tlie floors scrnblicd. tlie cellars posal lias met w ith many women'« ap owner wns compelled in order to main
saii-u j f A i 1'V ,’CU<? contracts. Address
tain possession tw su e rt his rights by a
M U JU A t o , M W l u a z . 3 B 1 b m u o w x T .
’’’ho results of woman suffrage seem whitewashed, the carpet« shaken, tho proval I?) and then proceeds to outline show of arms. Tlie most persistent
unously alike all the world over. wnlls frescoed anil wmslwnrk repainted. her scheme. 8I10 advivutes the estab claim ant of the land was another Sioux
Iiunils-r of Lady Henry Honier- If thero were a few women members, lishment of institutions where would be nanietl Thunder Hawk. To discourage
.'T he W oman’s Hignal, of they w ouldn't la» there u week before "volnnteera” could be physically train the owner as nincli as jiossiblo and ren
•»bv' . letter from a New they would havo tho bail smelling old ed into good gymnasts and be able to der his life a burden T hunder Hawk on
cut giving sonic in
r.wim, ride, run, march, shoot and en several occasions cut the fences about
FOR
regard to the newly place fit to live in. It is not tit to live duro fatigue Hand in hand w ith these the place and let w ild stock out to scat
,
in
now
It
is
dangerous
Aud
yet
from
•Thu-ii of the nntipodee,
1,000 to 8,000 people nre thero from lubjects should go instructions in rook ter broadcast over tho prairie. Eagle
first parliam entary vote
ing, nursing, ambulance work and man- Louse I tin I some wild colts and kept them
actions. Tltough the time six to ten hours eTery day Please rleet ta i skill in tailoring anil laKitniaking, secnrely in a corral. Tho day of the
• few women this fall nud have the
cf either ©ex, any age, In any part of the cnantry,
'gistratlou was .hurt, 109,- place cleaned.
ft knowledge, however rude, of these murder Thunder Hawk arrived on the
a t the employment which we furnish. You need
o-gistensl, of whom 90,290
two last named neciiinplislimente b. ing scene mice more and i n n mom ent had
‘ere were 193,53(1 n n n regia-
91a o f a Kln<l«
cut tho corral fence and let tho colts not be away from home over night. Yeti ean give
nt times most serviceable and useful
^'brii 129,702 voted. " I t was
The mast decided effort to set tho
" I am totally opji, wed, ’’ continues fho loose. Eagle Louse witnessed the act, your whole time loth 'w ork, or only yonr ©pare mo
t tho presence of large num- ’ pace or fashion iu connection with b ath paper, " to tho formation of a volunteer ami in the light th at ensued Thunder ments. A scapitsl i > not require«) you run no risk.
•iwi was 11 far more effectual ing suits was made recently by n party corps for women cither merely as a Hawk was shot and killed. The m ur Ws supply you with uU that is needed. It will
rufliuuism tlam the police of six Philadelphia girls, who are stop- im dical 1 ne, a I g h tin g one or nu am- derer now lies in the Deadwood jail cost you nothing to try ihc business. Any one
have lieen. Every male votet ling at a «well m ean front hotel at At- bill. lin e one
My idea of a volunteer aw aiting the next term of the Bnited can do the w.'t k Beginners make money from
•r, wife, mother, daughter 01 antic City Three of them are sister« corps of women i 1 one whose members States court, w h e n lie w ill be tried for the start Failure is unknown witli our workers.
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j On the afternoon of Ju ly 4 they created til tim e of national m ad could volun the crim e.—Bharalierlain (S. D.) Cor Every hour you labor you can easily make a dollar.
No one who if willing to work fails to make more
c equally dear to him for whose a mild sensation on the beach by ap teer for all anil every kind of servieo Chicago Tribune.
money every day than ean bo m ade iu three days
•iotonsness must be restrained. " pearing iu lovely pure w hite cashmere and p! rb 1 m t lie same efficiently whether
at any ordinary employment. >end for free book
’**J7 paper« were unanimous in bathing robes, made in the regulation it 1«? fighting, nn dical work, timbnlaum
M a n n in g a Ml« lU rth d n jr n io s r o n t .
eontainiug the fullest Information.
44 to tho good order that stylo and neatly trim med at the skirt. work, iitir-o g or anythiug else mid th»
So far a fam of 18,000,000 taels, or
•l«ctions resulted in a Waist and sleeves w ith many stran d , of u n ity ot th s volunteer corps should be ncsrly £3.000,000, has boon sabscrilMtl
H. HA LLETT & CO.,
■uservative«, hut many narrow black cord Abont the neck o f lin n and strong knitted by the iudiasolu- by tlio t liiu i y-i officials anti w ithdraw n
Box 3 S O ,
„ - si to bling this alcuL A moh fair niaiden was a black silken hli tie of c i-rit de corns, wiiich would from other funds for tho purpose of ccl-
•non» distinctly attributable to cord, from which depended a small sil build it into a powcrfnl organization.
cl ratiu;’ thosixlii th birthday of the em
P
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’ icn’s viffc is th at "tho present ver whistle. The latter were vigorously
" i t should Is) the great national press dowager. But even this cnermoos
■it is a cleansed mid purified pl|ied when any of the merry party sehi" I I. r woi king class girls and Wom sum is ii, t suffieient, and 12,000,000
lnber of M. H. K. 'n, whoso strayed from the flock, and altegether en who could di pend upon receiving« more are called tor to make the celebra
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
had been uusavory, havo the girls were the eymwnre of all eyes, technical eiltn ntion if desired therein. tion upon w hat tho im perial advisers
M
ill
«ell lots in Acme from $25 to JtiO.
a I'tid, though professing tint had a good time and were niurh arimir- It should I o tho national d u b for wom
deem :,n nppropriato «calc.— London
1
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en of all das.-es; it should Is' able to Spectator.
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