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About The West. (Florence, Lane County, Or.) 1890-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1898)
■"/' t <*f\ ''fl -*/ < * / «. r t y, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * , A PSALM OF LIFE. * T h ro u g h th e w ild b a b e l o f o u r fe v e r ’d tim e I bo o f H o m er ixiiaeth , g r a r o a a d rtern. W ith tid in g s fro m th e w o rld 'a freah. heultB y p rim » — T id in g s w h ic h o u r w o rn , w e a r ie d a g e oon- oern. U n c h a n g 'd , th r o u g h a ll th e je a r a . T h e v o ic e o f H o m e r sin g s W hich t e lls o f g o d lik e to ils, A n d o f th e p u m sh iu e n t o f * * * * * * * * * * * * S iN O U L A R _D IS C O V E R IE & A T T h alv T h a t W u s a V a ln a b lo C o n t r ib u t o r t o S( t e u e c . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * A PR E T T Y G IR î.'S P R O B L E M . T r ie d to D a y T o .t a j e S ta m p » a t T hun th e M arket f r e e . L osm G ra n t an d L o n g str eet. * * ttS M M uieitoinncb. Then lulluw dlMlums, htadoch , OF THE lo n g , n n n a m b er’d ÍÍIFIC COAST th e so n g d iv in e. o f h ero es' tea rs P r ia m 's lino. T h e b a ttle In th e p la in Is r a g in g y e t; T h e w a tc h fir es b la z e ; th e Leak'd sh ip s lin e th e sh o re. F o r n s th e fo e in g rim a rr a y is set. A h , b a t d o w e lig h t a s th e y fo u g h t o f yore? F o r w e, to o , lik o th e h ero e s lo n g ago, B ilio u s n e s s CHRONICLE THF c h r o n t c l x ru in »a» «a» « im m m ••«»•papera in Pie ITa»te«l «hat«*. THE CIIKOVICLK hm uo «quai en Ute Psciße i oast II lead« all tu ability enterpriie and THK C illttlX IC l.K 's Iele<i»phl> K«jx»rts an» the latest and most reliable. II»» Lo.iai News tae fallest and spiciest an 1 lie Kditorials from bbs ablest peos' n the coimiry TH EC IlltO NIC IK has always h*»« and always *111 be. the trie >d and ( i.i.n »Ion of e ptopiie *s againat cum in.lallo’is, j II. j .' S. con orations, or •p;T '-tM iiiii* if » u v k l o I It will bw inJept-ndenl la evarytuiog l i i A i ' l iu uulùtu* jer tll„ reign G reek and llonm u was o d n iir ij'^ ? 1* fmproES an d tbo h.vnly M * and R ecn m itr garbed t h e J . , ? 111« degenerate G reek apparel, wh* " * k ■kirta and decollete b-xi,,.,., lusoinlna, nervous,»»». and. ■ ■ ■ ! th e en tire w orld. However I, not relieved, b ilious fever ■ I S O find w ay, th ese sty lc , are extten1± L' * or blood poisoning. Hood's ■ | ¡j | ty autl w ere q u ite th e thing rills stimulate the stomach, “ M M . the liver, cure headache, dizziness, eon- years ago. E ven now they h . . . ! together disappeared and are —•i***1' "till , for Lull d r but more frc 'inentlz,¿ tea gowns. D u rin g tho reign '* »be io.. K ing 1 am is P h ij jppo 1)ü ,|Ue^ ‘r^ ' HOW THE GREAT EDITOR’S HAND A m elie, in a u g u rât, d the fail volum inous headgear which sr WRITING SERVED A TURN. W it h US. . ’till The last d istin ctiv e era I ts I lle g ib ili t y W a s T a k e n A d v a n t a g e o l WHS th a t horn in the tin.o'ef t<haí¡ í,i, b y t h e M a n a g er o f t h e C o u n tr y F a ir , j ful E ugenie, anti one (, uln,J Hood’s O SE C U R E D (¡JtK E L E Y . «low w a r s aud s a il th e b itte r sea. G eneral G ran t had as much to do F ie M r o c s e t is w a th g e e co n flic t, lou d th e te m p e s ts blow , A very stra n g e th in g happened to w ith L o ag street’s becoming a R epublic T h e sad ev en t chronicle») in th e fo l A n u th o w a v e s ro a r and ra g e u n c ea sin g ly . th e prince of Monaco's steam y a c h t low ing lines o ccu tred ecverul days ugo an as any one else. They bad been Princexse Alice, n ear th e island of n »;.st w o w a n d e r o ’er th e sto r m y m ain, scl.oolm at.s a t West P oint, had been B till 'T w ix t ro c k s a n d w h irlp o o ls a d rea d passu^o T crccira hi the Azores last sum m er, in th e em ail and iu sig n iliean t looking graduated (he same year and received s tru c tu re on F s tre e t betw een F out- m a k e, 1 he prince has devoted his y ach t to th e th e ir com m issions at the same time. E till m u s t t h e s ir e r a s in g t o u s in vain , t> e n th and F ifte e n th , w hich the U nited stu d y of th e ocean and its in h ab itan ts, b t ill fro m th o t o ils cJ* C irce m u st w e break. They fought am ong the cactus bushes of S tates g o v ern m en t uses ns a branch and m any im p o rta n t facts have th u s i ost office. Mexico and had drunk nit seal from the T a r n , th en , t o Q u raer's pr.slm o f lif e and see leien g ath ered for science. On th e oc H ost th e y e n d u r e d w h o se p ilg r im a g e Is d one same ju g a thousand times. It w as at a n d t h e P e o p le o f O s w e g o F a l ls S a w J She waa an ex trem ely p re tty g irl casion referred to a sperm -w hale, o r th a t it w as q u ite original 'Jjh, i n Jefiersoa Barracks, near St. Louis, thut A n .l h o a r llio tu esaago th ey h a v o le f t for th ee— w ith th e b rig h te st eyes, th e pinke- a u d H e a rd th o L io n o f t lie H ay. em press only reintroduced tho tn » » !^ O n ly b y p a tie n c e is th o v ic to r y w on. cachalot, ab o u t 15 feet long, w as h a r L ongstreet introduced his cousin, Miss cheeks, th e red d est lips, th e cu test no: — M uctuillan 's M agazluo. hoops of Q ueen A nne's day n,„l ( J * pooned by som e fisherm en, and in its Every compositor who over put in and the su n sh in iest face th a t hod been J u lia Dent, to G ran t, and it was Long- • lying stru g g les i t made d ire c t fo r th e seen in th a t locality in years. m iu u tiv e bonnets w hich appear«, . . a ttreet him self w ho told the young lady type any of Horace Greeley's copy w ill INCANDESCENT LAMPS. 1‘rincesse Alice. If it had stru ck th e fulling off tho head and which he,J Fo p re tty w as site t h a t th e suscep i f the w orth of his friend. They were certify to the fact th at his handw riting to no o th er period. Woti little y ach t th e consequences m ig h t tib le clerk a t th e stam p w indow gulped m arried, and the G eorgian was a t the H o w t h e B u r n e d O u t F i la m e n t M a y B e was almost illegible. It was the despair i Icv e been very serious, but ju s t w hen fcluce then fashion has been R e p la c e d a u d R e u e w e d . as if he had sw allowed so m eth in g as Wedding. W hen they next saw each of the composing room, aud even Grce I by m any vagaries and ahsurditi- I? th e collision seemed inevitable th e I t bus te e n generally supposed to be a th e come trip p in g up to th e window other, it was a t Appomattox. A fter the w hale dived, and com ing u p on th e ami spoke to him. ley himself couldn’t always decipher it. nre a t tho present tim e m thing if ’ lorm alilics of the surrender w ere over fru itless task to attem pt the renewal of V K ? bjTr-;'Kr: r — < s ® l o th e r side of th e y ach t, tu rn ed upon its A man who was many years ago presi “Have you p ostage sta m p s? ” she G eneral G ran t took G eneral Longstreet a b u rn t out incandescent electric lamp, f uthlBS' hand of, back in th e death-agony. A t th ia-in to one hide and s a id : dent of tho Oswego County A gricultural | ty ra n t ap p ro p riate w hatever wo cho« asked, as innocen tly as if governm ent although there appears to be some eco s ta n t th e Irodies of th ree g ig an tic post ofiiccs usually d e a lt in h aystacks NN association said several days ago thut he from past reig n s of national enstaw!’ ‘ J u lia w ants to see yon. Go home nomic fallacy involved in the d e stru c-1 costa** cephalopoda-—th e class to w hich c u t and g rin d sto u es. ¡lb and tec y o u r fum ily uud th in como to tion of w hat is except in one sm all if hud good reason on one occasion to be | A t i i\.-vut tve have taken tminsj a c u the th i'K.y'a b Ï . j ’ i-i I tlefishes belong — w ere ejected from im portant p articu lar a perfect piece of B u t the clerk never noticed tliat. lie aee wo, w o n ’t you?’ thankful thut Mr. Greeley’s w riting g ird le from th e Sw iss jf K i •is peasant peasant msid« nuld* tiic w hole's m outh. These w ere se d id n 't notice a n y th in g b u t th e sp ark 1 ¿jpngstreet promised, and lie kept h is Apparatus. I t is not intended, as a rule, i was hard to decipher. This fact secured I the bolero from — tbo Hpunish nmlotlriv T ’ i” ----------------- ” •'>"«, ii» b niuli ’ cured by a boat from th e y ach t, and lin g vision before him w ith th ree un- 1 the kim ono from the Japunesa iwiu.?! word. W hen G eneral G ran t became give in th is colum n descriptions of for him a star attraction ut the fair 1 Japanese belleud- Inter th e Isxlies of a n u m b er of curious statnjicd le tte rs in its soft, w h ite hand. president, lie asked for his udvice and A m erican devices or achievements which he could not have obtained other- tho scqulu trim m in g s from tho Tortbk in h a b ita n ts of the sea w ere found in “ Yes, m iss," he responded, m aking a Legged Hint his form er adversary now draw n from foreign publications. This wise. The association of which lie was dancing g irl. 1,11 th e w hale's stoinneh. T he cephalo herculean effort to su p p ress his em o be one of b is advisers. G eneral G ran t snhject has, however, been taken up by president made a great effort each year E very n a tio n and every era b u e ta poda belong to a new species. O th er tion. ,»f J ' f-*’; i . P 1 never had a tru e r friend d u ring his ad- P 1*! E nglish journal, Industries aud to outdo rival associations in its fair, trib u te d its quntu, so th a t the cost» cap tu re s th a t th e w hale had m ade were j “(’an I g et th ree fo r a n ick el?” Iron, aud, although it stales thut an und one of its regular attractions was a of nil civilized nations are so in te re stin g as to lead Mr. J . Y. Bu- 1 Now, th is clerk loved his little joke, m inistration. T hey knew each other, when tho tragedy took place ut M ount A m erican process, for renew ing these ' distinguished speaker who delivered un potfiourri iu cut, m uterial nnduruauoL i-hvnnn, the n a tu ra list, to rem ark in a and a m an w ho w ill joke on a sacred McGregor, Longstreet sufiered as if it lam ps a fter the filam ent has been bro address to the crowd on uny subject that , tu tio u .—G odoy’s Magazine. re c e n t nu m b er of N atu re: “T he cnch- su b ject Is fit fo r treaso n , s tra te g y and wi re the loss of a brother. H e has often ken has been developed, it does not give ho might select. / lot w hich w as killed by th e w h alers o f spoils. visited (he lornb on the Hudson and has the nam e of inventors nor Rtate th at the D rm ifliiu K v e r j n h e r ., "Wliou I was made president, ” said T ereeira alm o st under the keel o f the “ Yes. m iss," h e answ ered, and q u ite laid the gentlest trib u te of a friend upon proct ss has come into anything like gen- j the cx-ofllcer of tho association, " I was Sinco iu tho privacy cf her boodoly I’rinccasc Alice seem s ns if it had been tenderly, too. th e m arb le.—Chicago Tim es-H crald. eral application. Its description of the young and ambitious. I wanted to givo tho fin do sioclo w om an has g0Ue guided in th e n u rsu it of its food by a “O h,how nice," site tw itte re d . “Mam operation is therefore given for w hat it the best fair that ever had been held at to tho w a tte a n costum e of tbo sei8i desire to d evour n o th in g b u t anim als m a said th ey never sold them nnv less, T h o G r o u n d I s A liv e . is w orth. ■ Oswego Falls, aud I was w illing to teeuth century, to ho in keeping her w hich, up to th e p resen t, a re com no m a tte r how m any we w anted. But We aro so used to th in k in g of the soil I t states th a t a comm ercial success p letely unknow n.” work hard to accomplish sach a result. desk an d room fu rn ish in g ! mast beg I said 1 w as su re they would, ami now as m ere m ineral m a tte r th a t it comes has been m ade of a proct ss for renewing T h e Clirn J Long beforehand I stirred up the farm the stum p of th a t flowery period Her won’t m am m a lie su rp rised when I burned out lam ps w hich renders possible q u ite as u shock to find this is a m istake VERY SH O C K IN G FISH . ers to raise big squashes and pumpkins, w alls aro h u n g w ith delicate cretonn« teli her th u t I g o t th re e f o r a n ick el?” As a m a tte r of fact, tho layer of soft the use of the old bulb ct a very slight I n h a b it t lin M e d i t e r r a n e a n a n il Toste,» aud I prepared a good schedule of horse bestrew ed w ith banches of roses, rio- D A IL Y The coy, a rc h sm ile sh e s e n t flu tter- u ‘old w hich Did clothes tho ground in all expense. By the new method tho collar, P e c u lia r A ttr ib u te s . races. I secured a mau to make a bal lets, forgetm enots or true lovers' bow ing th ro u g h th e w indow to th e clerk cultiv ab le d istricts and from w hich or bare end, of the lam p is not disturb By V a l. ' 4 H »O Fill I. Many people know o f th e electric eel w as so m eth in g to be treasu red in th e vegetation springs is actually iu great loon ascension, aud all th at was lacking The ch airs uud tables and desk are of ed, the old filam ent being removed and i o f South A m erica, b u t th e re nre com Heart o f any m an to ids d y in g day. iu my programme was tho speaker. . “"^ Í O i ! ì V f 2 ó g ilt or w h ite and gold, and to match all p art a liv in g layer of tiny plan ts and th e new one placed through asm ull hole p arativ ely few w ho have heard o f th e “ At that time Mr. Greeley was the th is perisbablo daintiness fashion hu 1 am su re ahe w ill,” fie m urm ured, anim als. in the lam p bulb made by rem oving the I to rp ed o o r electric ruy of the M editcr sm iling back a t h er an b est he eould most conspicuous man in the United decreed th a t the ornam ents which two In terla cin g threads c f m olds and tip. 1 lie sm al 1 hole is subsequently clos- ' ran ean sea. T his curious fish, accord under th e circum stances. States. We all wanted to see him and years ago w ero of sterling silvtr dull fungi, w orm s uud grubs, cieepiug in ed exactly in the same m anner as iu tlie ! ■ in g to th e New York Jo u ru u l, is about hear him speak. He was a very bnsy now bo of tho m ost beautiful bread,n M ill you give me three, please,” anti sects, tin y root parasites, decaying case of tho new lam p, leaving nothing ' L w p ? th e size an d shape of a larg e frying she laid a nickel dow n in th e window leaves and th e m illions of bacteria man, however, nnd I knew that we had pul tern. to indicate in tho finished, repaired pan, w ith a s h o rt and exceedingly before him. about one chance in ten of securing w hich spring from them —all these are lam p th a t it had ever been opened Tho in d iv id u al inkstands ore gor- broad handle. I t is Hut and sw im s him. I determined to take th at chance. geous. 'Ilie birds of the air are slough- He did not d are to look n t her, h u t m ixed aud m ingled together for many I t is stated tlia t some 400,000 lamps h orizontally in th e w ater. Th? C.- kept his eyes on th e d ra w e r w here th e inches down below our feet iu a con have been repaired by this method, the After much prelim inary thought uud tered to adorn w om an’s hats, aud ths- nre. i.i lis CciLlrj, The torpedo, w hich is found p ractic siumpH a re confined. many consultations with ethers I pre beasts of tlie forest nre slain to fashioa fused muss of life. G erm s of all sorts filtuneat being inserted through tlie ally in th e liny of Btseuy and th e shores As lie picked o u t tw o tw os and n o n e ! sw arm in countless m illions. pared and sent to him a very creditable her inkstands. Tho newest novelty ii sm all hole referred " - to - - by a sk illfu l tw ist o f th e M editerran ean sea, is so called and laid them beside th a t soft, little j Indeed, all the plants th a t grow and invitation to attend our fair and deliver a fram e of h orns of all kinds uad dr- hand aud secured iu position by a a f e i because of its h a b it of giving electric hand w aitin g fo r th em on th e window I lifo th a t exists on th e face c f the earth an address on any subject th at he chose. ficriptious, to hold tiie henvy cut glm --------------- ----------- . . special carbon paste. The black deposit I (iu e iu lii y r.lt tg.*i t ., *•, • a * tit* United shocka. Such shocks ure feeble, as n sill, th e re cnine in to h e r b eautiful I assured him that he would find only ink bottles. In soino designs the honu Mlttlvtt owe th e ir being to tho fact th a t the on th e iusi'io of the bnlb is removed by tica ru le, n o t g re a te r tlion those from a sm all • yes such a look of ten d er re proa eli .V friends iu his audience, autl I said that ,i ,i . — --•----- - ground is alive. You take a shovelful of fitti.ig the lam p to tho holder and re- j rnw tv r e < - ,¡pt t'iw l»rf?htf»M are reversed, an d th e large end is mid« electric b a tte ry . If the fish is enraged Hint lie w en t rig h t over to the reg istry | tbe finest soil iu the world aud sterilize m oving it in a gas furnace, w hile im- *n,1 moat in ti»e tunitvUm hPUR 1.°.0kcd *or sucb ““ OPP«- to answ er fo’r u euudlcstiok or rccept«- vorld. pr >11 r •? : I' H H how ever, it is capable of giving a much d i rk ami registered a solem n vow th a t It— th a t is, beut it till all the life in it •» r twelve tum ty to hear him. Two days later the cle fo r the pens o r scaling w i i x ^ ^ (MtfCA.Of .»tnvg m ediately follow ing this operation a i."rii In fur. na Thin, m ore pow erful shock. It uses this c u l ever, i,o, never again, would Ite p er is destroyed—and then plant seeds in it. village postmaster told me that he had ' ’ sm all glass tube is fused to the opening 4un;ulNOn a igr ti hvjmriin -nt ag ain , a b o ttle w ill have a cover cf m rious wcu|K>n to stu n th e sm all fishes m it Ins sense of d u ty to dull th e finer No am ount of care or w atering w ill a letter that be thought was addressed m ade in the bulb, through whiclt the i SAMPLE Gte (T FR .£ . elephant s head iu heavy metal, the and anim als on w hich it preys, thus faeultics of h is feelin g .—W ashington make those seeds grow T heir life de lam p is exhausted. When this has lieen to me. I had heard a good deul about base nnd support o t the hottie being the m ak in g th e victim ijiucnsiblc previous S tar. Greeley s handwriting, and I kue w nt pends on the life in the soil around them. done and the la st trace of a ir and gas 1 D O Y O U W ' X T T I I E tw o tusks 11 longing to tho animal. to devouring It. I t ¡a a very sluggish —London Answers. once that this was my reply from Mr. , absorbed, a blowpipe flame is directed •Iren th, io aro stam p, sealo«, paper fish and will lay for h u u rs buried in the S P R IN G H ATS. C H R O N I C L E Greeley. When I opened the envelope, I I wi upon tho th ro a t of the tube, w hich is eights, stam p boxes, boxes for seal,ng «and a few feet from th e shore in sh a l G l a s s o t r ’s F a m i ly H n n m . found a sheet of paper on which were m elted into tho point exactly in every U T , low w ater. E lectricity is much talked s t y l e s T h a t A r e P o p u la r w i t h t h e L a d le s irregular scrawls that I couldn’t de w ax aud tapers, penwipera, blotters, Among tho maiiy new things started respect a counterpart of the original « la s t N o tv . ö M of us n m edical a g e n t now adays, uml by tiie G lasgow corp oration is a ‘‘fam lam p. -—Providence Journal. cipher. With several of my friends I every th in g re q u isite to make wriling• ... ’'n rR'1 ' h ats have not appeared yet. fo r such uses is spoken of as a new dis luxury, and all iu the daintiest, B«t ily home. It is intended m ainly for puzzled over it a loug time, hut I could covery, but. In th e days of C aesar this I hey will p robably form a p a r t of the fe tc h in g d e s ig n sc u d fo rm s .—New York T h e W e ll D r c - n d M od , w idow ers and w idow s w ho go out to not read it. I remembered th at the ed M IO U 'IN O n a tu ra l elec tricity w as m uch used for su m m er m illinery, b u t fo r th e early L etter. T here is n certain professor in a cer work. Tliero are J00 bedrooms, each of itor of our paper had ut one timo been th e sam e purpose uml p hysicians of sp rin g the i a pote nnd toque are pre w hich contains a good bed for the fa tain university of tho United States who Tho Dnitnd States, D es, Hopiinion of Liiniliar with Mr. Greeley’s liaudwrit- i The Coming 6Idrt V.’alzt. th e tim e applied it to th e leg o r arm of ferred, and tliese arc g en erally made th er or m other aud a broad cot for tho once, ut tin, beginning of one of his lec Canatjj and o r th a r n Mf mg, uud I took the letter to him. He P arisian a havo cradnally l e a (level* a person su fferin g from rh eu m atism , of fancy straw s, violets uinl gauze. A tures on lino arts, got on the subject of 1 was a little out of practice, but he de- ! C) “ t r‘ a t t;» tu ic r silk ihirts, atd o x i: s u m , g o u t o r nervous diseases, th e p atien t henatiful "flow er h at,” however, lias y c u n g tr children. F o r these rooms tho tho kind of pins worn iu the neckties of L Au<| th e cip iered it after half mi hour’s exami- t ‘" 'i fu m i of bodice prom ises to carryall keeping his hand o r fo o t on th e fish ra th e r a wide, s tra ig h t brim . The paren ts pay 6s. Cd. n week, aud th a t young college men. Ho was a good lec- uutiou. Mr. Greeley regretted th ut he before ft for H om ing w ear next spring ns long us it wo» JKissible to lienr the sh ap e is made of wired black net, hut sum includes tlie Jightiug, h eating and W o rld cleaning of them Clean linen is sup I furor aud was ulwnys interesting, but! was unable to accept our invitation, and eiiiiimcr. A ll th e heat houses are shocks. T h is was said to have boon an th e whole brim is covered w ith Furnia hat was a great disappointment to me I preparing varied e Icclious of them, violets, w itli tlie leaves m ak in g an edge plied once a week. In the home, also, this lecture w as the most interesting of excellen t rem edy. O N J I IK O T IIK H H ID E . his course to the 300 boys who heard | i th ere nre dining, recreation and nursery I thought ,t over, and suddenly it I many ra th e r o rn ate, but still maintain nlioiit the face. The crow n is encircled ' S e n d $ 2 « n , | G e t t h e M a ,, , n(1 him , and tho w hole hour w as spent ou dawned on me th,*t there was ju s t a ing liicir spooiaMjharacteriEiic.«—name- Hy pink roHea, w itli nuiny g reen leaves, rooms. Thu children itru looked a lte r ENG LISH LANGUAGE. We <>y • hro n it le f ,P o .ic ir C h a n ce that I might by strategy g^t Mr and a c lu ster o f leaves and sta lk s rises j aud cared for while, (ho parents ure ut necktie pins, their nso and m isuse and p o stag e (,re p a id o., M ,p a .u r< iy, tv. lied fro n ts and rt gnlar skid It I ’m l a r g o n a M o r e C h a n g e a T h a n The w h at they suggested. Tho gist of w hat Greeley to Oswego Falls after a 1 I sleeves, eith e r gathered into a baud up Oil one Side. T he wliole chapeau is w ork for an infinitesim al sum A u / O th er ADD HESS ; cooking, w ashing and Lathing arrange- ho said wus that there w as no more d rap ed w itli a lig h t cloud of greet. ¡ w ith ruffles fa llin g over tho baud or EngllMi lias changed m ore th a n tiny W . H dr, V O n iW O tulle. T h is use of tulle is very modish m onts aro excellent, nnd 'as the tiling is reason w hy a Ley should w ear a horse- w ith cuffs tu rn ed back. o th e r language, reg ard ed m erely as Vropn. to, S. F. ChMatcla Rhoe w ith a w hip across it all iu gold (lone on u large sealo and economically ---------- b a n yitAXcirtCo, c a ^ T eutonic language. It is fa rth e st re and ap p ears on th e m ajo rity of spring , ti<,mo hava frillin g s standing freta arrunged the establishm ent is expected than tliat houses shoald havo sieves for lints. moved frem th e p a re n t stoek. It Is the l.-ack. and sides of n round collar, roofs, nnd th u t ns it was extremely to pay for itself. G lasgow hern-vole nee A p re tty w alk in g h a t is o f a fancy dcsocntlcd from the Kaxon, w hich is the and the low er edge is trim m ed wsiW T lie G r o w th o f L *n S uairr. is nothing if not practical, ami th is new foolish to p u t a big sieve ou y cu r house pnreiit of Low G erm an uml Dutch, tuiil black straw nnd has a rolling lirim . Oil humo seems a most adm irable in s titu for a roof so it w as q u ite ss foolish to for a littlo haequo inshad of te* No committee can tell whether a one siiie th ere in a double lirim, and tlie no it were tlie g ran d p tire al of E ng oru tucked in to the ekirt. Very w ear horseshoes on your neckties. The word is « good word or a bad tio n .— ¡St- Jam es Gazette. lish. R ut besides d ie T eutonic p art tw o are sep arated by a hunch o f vio word, cr narrow tucks sew ed eith er closo together pnneipio of th is is th at you should have w hcthcr it is wanted or not Old fash- cape /to ld Id “ t',1“ “ ° loo’lhoJe for es- i or iu groups w ill be preferred to vids w hich is th e ground w ork of th e lan lets. The lint is ch arm in g ly trim m ed T h e P l a c e V e n d o r n e In F a r ia . a reason in w hut yon w ear as well as i d ioued Peoi-Jf w ill always tell w ith w hite gauze, green ish ays tell you that a white guage. it has suffetetl till th e effects of tucks and folds. F o r those with toil- r - ........... Tbo P uris correspondent of a London other things and flint senseless decora- nrw word is not wanted and a lengthy Roman occupation. This snow Isdls and F u rn ia violets, Nome down collars, g en erally bordered with Hons like horseshoe, on neckties or " Y « » * of „ act equivalents that fo there t j,® ho’ Z s ^ i n 0^ 0^ ? ? ’' paper snyg th at, though alw ays stately trim little toques a re m ade e n tirely of baa hud it g re a t influence on th e lan il bnrsn eh rvoo owa « tko ' to doliVi er the narrow tucks, ties a re m ade of the saao neckties o on horseshoes, are a.4li» silly and i ou- reurlf ready »« in the l«^. language. .... uud im posing, th e Place Ytudom o is ly IlOcktiPM This seems coa- address at the fair, and g u ag e and bun introduced m any w ords violets, w ith hunches of tu lle nnd funes j m aterial. uo m eans a lively p art of P aris It has heeoining to a self respecting person. elusive, yet experience often prows that q u ills on one side. iu to it. It m u s t he rem em bered also This p a rticu lar exnuiple was only one they were wrong a„d that there was - Facouno silk s w ith very small pat- I lie reg u lar sty le o f trim m in g is e n retained through long years the char th a t F ien ch w as for a long period th e actet l.-ttcs for w hich it was noted in the to illu strate n principle, w hich is that "hade cf meaning which they did », , posttrs. I k„cw that°w hnr i,*” *0 *beCt I terns and h arm oniously shaded chert’ official lan g u ag e o f th e co u n try . T his tirely r.liiin d o n ctl-in fact, sp rin g m il i and plaids w ill ho tnoro used lor mat ,bu ktond n.onarqne. Louis nothing unusual, queer, out of the or P w civ e, but which was nevertheless had mi even g re a te r effect on the linery seem s to hav g one to tlie o th er v.'v*1 ing sh irts th an p lain silks, which had AIV, lor whom it was planned aud laid dinary, is in itself a good th in g —that press,ng eagerly for expression. S extrem e, lin ts ure tongue. Finally it has n o t eiitirely tin n e d u p in every h i fact, most things th a t are queer anti tho ru n last season. A great deal will i out G'f lute u few good shops have up- nh^l" ?ft W Ur< 8 Wbich how co:.--.d r •Sid way possible, and to q u es a n loat all traces o f Use early C eltic occu'- out of tho ordinary are likely, in the absolutely essential to the lauc-u „ 0)X*ll also 1c done in lav. u sh irts for thi- sum Jiatiou. Thin com bin atio n h as pro- i trim m ed e ith e r in front o r on one side, pi mod here uud th en , am ong thu houses question of dress, to be in bad taste. A were, when they were first iu u ,„:u ' , S e t o ^ . ^ " gone m er aud in gingham sh irts fur the pop dueed th e mont varied, rich and flexible SO as to do a« uy w ith any rrg u lu ritv of on tho plat e, uud it is proposed to add i would con u la r trad e— Exchange. for. Nome littl toques for th e a te r to th e u n in U r <f thesu business estah- man s dress ought to bo quiet, but it , escribed ns quite unnecessary uud language lh a t existe. m ust be c h a n uud ell taken care of in lish n .tu ts. l.tn c e in a com paratively every instance. The w best dressed man is ’«»’ X tera“ " 7 Q r e e 'i e y / E f r a m ^ r<'Ply from i i r ' G reek has chunged least. Anyone w ear hav crow ns o f cloth-of-gold; and H a u E lit r r « o f t h e R e v c t u t lo a . brief sp acccf lim e the I u ilm n y s tir,m d w ho w ishes to satisfy him self o f tho u totjue w ith flaring w ings ¡a o f cioth- f u . o .. t0 most Mrs. C aroline L ong B artlett of Or ’------ N upolcou's colum n w ill hu b rillian tly the man who, in w hatever company he humorous of LEzabethuu him our cod, r . . ? ° tiu‘° we ^ n t of-ailver em broidered w ith plays, “ The tr u th of th is sta te m e n t ne»il only take gold anti diversified, and stately monotony w ill finds him self, is inconspicuous; the fair and tho"tew lufo^uiatiou about ange, N. J ., w hose father, Moses Bart who, P o etaster,"an d read ih a ^ e m H -? , •low it four a u th o rs, like H erodotus, triinm etl w ith pink roses. lett, served fur th r, o years in tho wsr you renlize in an indefinite way, it well th* poet «Marston is the suLject of J|“ the day set for th disappear, t i e Place Yeudoma u ay in . . u Week before r iu ts r c h , A nna Cotnmcuu untl T rikupi. I',it to d im rib e some of V iro t’s prel - t i m e u b , «‘J 6 ™ ^ n t him of t t R evolution, recently celebrated appointed, though yon cannot well tell satire) is BiVeu „„ ,.U1# io 0U(1 He will find, if he cun tra n sla te one, ' b e s t sp rin g m odels. T here a re a n u m a few years, or ev< u less, be al Io to dis made to ‘- “ ' " o X u “ i < X ± ? t ° n , " hRt her n in ety -fo u rth birthday, hhe was bring up all tbo Unco tho Rr.c do Iu 1 uix ns a locality w hy.— H a rp e r’s Round Table. th a t he can tra n sla te th e o th e rs; nnd b er of fancy black straw s trim m ed for u ftciu to u " b ic h he hug used newfangled words presented w ith a handsom ely engraved '•opping, tiu d u n k in g uneasy all this time I ',m ' 1 Whs th is th o u g h th ey w rote resqiectlvcly « Ith velvet, in th e b rig h t g reen th a t is aud flirtation iu his works. The I ln t is e li o ld E c o n o m i c character who is watching th o " « .;,? , that if Mr Greelev’aKcc?nse 1 knew parchment, certificate of honorary mem- 450 y e a rs liefore C h rist, nnd 70, 1,110, »<> m od.sl, now. Dm* has th e rolling “ I d o n 't s.e, E lla, how you mauage ho blamed.'7 r“ nP 1 b w h ip in the D aughters cf the Kcvoln- au d 1,860 y ears after. brim tu rn ed up in an irre g u la r th ree Hi* Rcaatttl. w ith your housn money. If I give von a the crent . . t16“ day for tien, a n d there w as a larg? gathering is cornered shape, am i an ad d itio n al trim “ W hy is i t , “ they asked him , 'th a t lot, you spend a lot. but if I d o n 't givo T his w THE BATH. m ing of pink roses and black cock you so much you seoiu to get along w ith satiro at tbiJ yen prefer gas to electric lig h t?” ... ? | half,),,, i hure euough, r. L ,t’ w ith whom she makes condemned w S : ............... r a X U? b “J,tfce Mr. Greeley was on l Oure I’sed In I t a l y f o r t 'a p lt a l plum es. A d ear little toqnc is of shot " I n tlie tuse of electric light, “ lie berhom e. jN treasu rer of tho New Jersey “W H to him as t h / T * 1- IJ Utrodncc‘l blue ami g reen stra w . T here is n rttf- 1‘u n t s t ii n e n t . “ Why, th a t’s perfectly sim ple, Ra- readers a u < lw n ,en‘ In V r u t e n b7 «aid, le ., iking at them in u ttt nishm eut, State society, D. R. Another i»vi I he puniahm ent of the luigno (b ath ). lled band of |s*neoek's plum age re stin g " i t can usually be t olitrellcd ly m eans dolph »be invitati™ — Ï w.h° " ,,u had 1,nrt sent ’’■’U ghter" is Airs. Rebecca Pratt cf W hen you give ,nP „ jot( j uw. bo no censorship iu literatera' T k ? ' 1!“ him the « ne of the m ost cleverly cru el inflic ‘»i th e h air Many hate and tisiu es nre of a butto n or a sp rin g on tho wtill w ith it to pay the debts I get in to when von possible plan ■« ,o g ,u . eveiy word “ite bh- l-eii, Mass., w ho w as tho guest of tions ever deviant] by iu i official o f the trim m ed w ith violets, and a p rofusion in easy re a c h .” don t give mo so m uch. Fliagonde em u,-Bullrt alJow th8 «nnor a t the late crg&uis&tion of Win- Neck boos are bug, C latter. to rtu re ehan her, wun adm inistered In <’f tu lle is used. They ad m itted th a t lie spoke truly. uihinim et chapter, D. IL. The meeting c u r e ; that,1,k 7 ; “o " ; bd ^ U r7 ,h u ‘! / Italy , pro b ab ly in Yemee, when* the ruffles of tw o shades of tu lle, w ith n “ T h at being s o ," he w ent on, “ if W h e r e t h o T r o u b le I*. “ T letter?’ he sa'id.dUìlCU ty 111 te «<üng waa held in the bonne, hoiH double green jab o t in fro n t, A eharm - w a te r of th e lagoons played no prom you hud ever stood over a sm all but in 1660. 1 he .story of her grandmother • " f t is n 't n b it of trouble to get m ar X d " ,bU P? bb'’ " P P ^ ’d iug one ,,f green and viol.R tulle accom in e n t a ,m rt in its penal system . P b « it ai'fi“ L “i te p ííS * .’’“','1 to decl' p retty young woman wlm w ith upturn PM*ed and the word became 1 ,2 r ‘ tiight from Boston (h e r bouse wee oppo* T he pruuiiw r wns placed in a vat. th e panies a toque of violets and fancy td nnd anxious faee wus striv in g to ried, said the airy young person. (.brifct church, on Saleiu etreet) i° “ N o ,' ' spake tho sedate one. “ I t is stead of a w riter I iug on the l '-*.1 doubt for a few Uld , ’ aud " fi *®re sid»w of w hich w ere slig h tly in c m i s k g reen stra w arran g ed w ith a pale reaeli tlie hnudelter to lig h t the gas ?' ut bad said “ Yes'' or™ i n ’ A e th e r you tho n ig h t preceding th e b attle of bunker in being m u rrie d th a t th etro u b je is .“ — to throttle ami destn y uuy of the avernFe h eig h t of a m an. In g reen cloud o f tulle, N y . T rib u n e you never would have to ask me the Indianapolis Journal. new word e r phra« that u,av 7 tien. When we did d n - .,0 our » » 'lta- H ill w as told by Mrs. P ra tt iu s graphic onlez- to hold In cheek th e risin g tid e question you have seen fit to put. Rested, it ought tots* his bus* , wc were very much n te ‘Pb>" ' he le' f, r * Wanner. H u n t in g i> e r r w H h . c a m e r a . o f a supply of w ater, w hleh in n into th e ( lnt ago Post. courage «11 trne RU(, „ » '; <h- Ton ha,| a g 4 , tUoehcoP¿ a^ d ‘o «ad th at T here are S3 allnsious in tlie Bible to Au im p o rta n t p a rt of th e m odern ’ a t in a co n sta n t sti-eam, th e crim in al m ents of his native icn<m„ r, lop' l TP t o n o t e S t a t io a e r y . the east w ind, 19 of them being of a »be a d o u rs tle . X ^ T o m ^ d ? ' w as furnished w ith a aroop w ith w hich ■portem on’s pa|a*r is the pictu res. A iCaiiy. ivcly. 'Yon O t e l e t ' ^ ley fXFn'* - The la te st sensution in stntioDeryh iis)«iraging character. to bale o u t th e w a te r ns fu st as it pui t of th e U|»-tOHlates|M »rtsinan'sout have quoted n lr c d v u D h ''e Caxnbon < f the M arseilles theater re l’a’ cr and t nvi lopes of the same eiie- cam e in. fit is a cam era, am i no tro p h y , to Ids lates th a t he learned in tw o hours and T°ur PC8l« s at In ste a d o t folding th e .«bectof n o te p a d The largest A m erican flv is a little ruble phrase. “ [ tradebeth w te i " " ? 0' ou:'.‘ ; didn’t you?’ T he reep ite from d eath by im m er m ind, c q u u b u good pivturv of wild life played the same m u i n g the part of ’ I reuliefi ti g and tho ,> ad for t i,« , u‘ ilv aver h a lf on iuch iu length! to fit into the envelopes, as civilized ns- The 8port«incn‘s Ih* H uridsu in " L a T our do Neele. “ sion H u m o b tain ed w as mon* o r lean m th e woods. 0B« »0 know What ■» - " a n te d r a our tc n g n c - ^ L c n d o u S p X , ” tiotig have done since envelope« were p roloneed , acc o rd in g to th e pow ers o f View itas such a p ictu re in a re c r a t is- to offer. ’ ••P ro d ig io u st" says a bystander Tlie oat p lant is in Italy regarded as invented, the e n tire sheet is slipped into It show s tw o does w alking, one ‘How could yon ever do it? " riM lurance )MWMeiuied by th o victim . Mie. emblematic of music. ^ 'y * 7 h Pe wera’a ''1 me 1 ie outer covering W ithout folding ’• ««»in biT’'" looked H ut. iningtne th e m orn] to rtu re , th e ex b eh in d th e o th er, on th eir way to u ‘'thinj • Ho. I ju st read it carefully and He delivered tl,p BriHb t *BSP'oious. even once. The paper is linen hood- h a u s tin g an d even hideously g ro tesq u e sp rin g som ew here beyond, along th,* then 1 tied u knot in my handkerchief A Proel ln»l Uirl. s. aetU m<'filed blue in tin t and comes in viri foot of a hill g|o|>c, w here th ick boshes H arry rx*untowi, <to country sw eet effo rts, th e in cessan t an d p ltih iw toil crowd in the h, ? * ' " ud to rem em ber it by l aris Figarex :» tJ - i R a t i o n beard h i i '>“> « <- on» sizes. by n ig h t nnd d ay . Io stav e off th e tire show n, even to the little tw igs. Th • -'IHkyweigh, do you p in , • It1 1ÜÏ iu Iu- •»»Pteted th, trick j \ ,U hetl)er ho flrenal m o m en t fast ap p ro ach in g , w hen, d eer ore looking ask an tly to w ard lie* U ,,*u »bo Vows Are l a t h . Tho T urk was orig in ally a T artar, A l l P r ., bim I never discovered b H ,-1“y”d oa ovarcornc by steep a n d fatig u e, he waa esn iera, as if w atch in g an unexplained w ith a nose us tint as th a t of the Hun, a " I d o n ’t like tho stage msnsfflT,' ,0 one of m v fri,„ a , Ha »’“ 'm a u d Miss M ilkyw eigh—Lord bless you, u n ab le to stru g g le an y lo n g er ag ain st co n trivnnee ou th ree wooden legs p a rt reeediug chin aud rq u iu t eyes, but said tho soubrette p etu lan tly . “ He'* »»' ly conc«U,-d in th e bru sh The pho- hnw lgum alion w ith thu nations be has n,x 1 g, t Hie do and i-liase ’em o u t — big fate! « •P 'n o n s. ai’id hn ban bis , {‘« » ^ !d# makb° auW' d'> «he remark w ays m akiL g ns learn 6onm new pcpok r to g ru p h e r of gam e ru n n in g w ild h a conquer, d lias elevated his u u e * stra ig h t D étruit F ree Fi, son e. ’• tu r n , laaset*. lo Is* th e stillest, cra ftie st k in d of > CG'«- T hat was h i, ’ ,celll,nt politi- O ver add spaoim ens o f fosaii in sects still h u n te r. He m u st find his gam* ened bis eves and brought hia chin into ' V.'fiat o f th a t? " asked th« first con* A I 11 «»vie. «»‘H bave Mr G rte le v 7 ' “““ “ “ 't P dian. have been coihfctod fro m ta rio u « p a rts in open plaoes mi futr days, lint onee he a proniin uee n.ute lu o m iu g thau it one who w in ley • »etter. Mr N e rrers— W ho is th at bin g in g w i« h fe r e . " O h ,” answ ered tho sccbrPtt". ‘‘J c f th e w orld O f th ese b n tte rflie a a re g e ts u go.nl shot, w ith o u t th e m isfo r th e piano down in th, larlor? “ -m bate a m an w ho pu ts cn so many r.ifs« fim ong th e very ra re st, aa leaa th a n 30 tu n e o f a m isatire, he to th e happiest of b rro in is ta i „i,I' i r k |N er',' W - l “a ‘ * - M r F ilb run •u acc, It is estim ated th a t d a rin g the present P'.O: - F ’W Y ork I « ««. • •ix-cluicm all to h l have h re u found. ’ • 'f » York tu a . m o rtals, - ft. r . W orld. century no teas than SO.lHiO.OOO of ciy]. Diug his seules. Mr. N’t-rvers— VYoîi, I w ish he'd run lixed meu have perished in war. L 1. '• -plarr,l . r, P r e .-r,»i«mal A d r ie r . ew out of t e r ä —Un to Hat«. lY-vidcu Fun. 'D r- tcir. I'm so nervous th at I «e** «•ufteu g ..,,, •ng rare , f " i I • •t for tak- all n ig h t W hat’s th e t»wt remedy»’' '•uhi i,»' ffven to Urn fcx. “ J mt taJ- a nap w hen feel th*» ' vy. '— D etroit Freo i T H 6 $ 1 .5 0 i i R e v e rsa l M ap o f th V„ it I, On. you Proa*