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Highest o f all in Leavening Power.— Latest U .S . Gov’t Report WOMAN S WORLD. TH E SAD DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE YOUNG WOMAN. W om en Powder S uccess— A TH E BUSINESS GIRL. manner, and as the thoughtful panorama was ominously regarded as a forerunner of a more or less prolonged lecture she didn't dare disappoint her admiring pet- tiooated audience. So she said: " I t seems to me that the very mo ment that a young woman shows ability in any chosen profession about 500 or dinarily charming and lovely individ uals rise up like solicitous hens over a weak legged chicken and implore her not to spoil her good work by tumbling into the matrimonial tank." "H u h !” puffed the girl who always interrupts, ‘ "the motherly heus had better wait nntil she gets a good chance. Then they’d see how quickly ‘ Yes, sir. I ’m yours, ’ could be said. ” “ What nonsense!” the social philoso pher deigned to answer. “ Every girl has opportunities to marry, but no girl in her right mind is going to blindfold herself to the dozens of things to be con sidered. There’s the money question, for instance. That always comes first, for if you are a business woman, earn ing a fairly decent salary, it is absurd to m any a man who receives bnt little more. Diamond tastes and window glass purses make a mighty unsatisfactory combination, my dear. Besides perhaps you are fond o f your work and dislike household managing, but if you go down to business every day people w ill look wise and say mean things, and you'll wish yourself unhooked from your mat rimonial venture. "Perfect men are so hard to find too! Now, what girl could endure a bald bead or a red nose, even if it went with loads of wealth and bushels of love? Why, in less than six weeks she’d be making the poor man wear a frilled cap and a prepared chalk nose. A man’s good looks go a long way with a girl, I’ m ashamed to confess, and a jerky manner of talking, or a sissy walk, or a nervous movement of the hands w ill m a k e a g irl’s teeth grind and her tem per fray at the edges— that is, unless s h e ' s really and truly in lova Then he might be a tailor’s dummy, noseless and cross eyed, bewhiskered and with rouged cheeks, and she’ll still think him the loveliest thing on earth.” — Chicago Record. of S u ita b le Dress. H ints F o r th e H om e. The death of Miss Letitia Townsend of typhus fever in the Riverside hospital was a very sad event. Miss Townsend was the general secretary of the Girls’ Friendly society. Her life had been given up to good work. Her mother died MANY CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD I last December, and Miss Townsend had CONCERNING TURKEY’S SULTAN. ! nursed her assiduously during a long | illness extending over two years. It S om e Say H e N ever R ead s o r W r ite s and added to the sadness of Miss Townsend’s Is A lt o g e th e r F riv o lo u s, O th ers T h a t He death that her brother, who is rector of one of the Protestant churches in At R e a d s a n d W r ite s E xte n siv e ly and Is a lantic City, and her sister were not per H a rd W o r k e d P oten tate. mitted to see her during her last hours. The civilized world has again begun to This may have been a wise and reason think much on the sultan of Turkey, and able precaution of the medical officer of whether or not the complaints of the Ar the health iroard, but it seems to us to menians as to Turkish cruelty that have have been carrying quarantine rules a aroused this revival of interest in Abdul little too far There is no reason why, Hamid are true he is no doubt utterly un under proper precautions, a visitor to a fit to be the ruler of even tho smallest na patient sick with typhus fever shonld tion, let alone a complicated aggregation catch the disease any more than there is of races and nationalities such as inhabit any reason why attendants and attend ing physicians should catch it. Turkey. Miss Townsend's death, independent Tho sultan is now perhaps 55 years old, rather tall, but somewhat stooping. His of the loss of her blameless and useful movements are nervous and jerky, the life, is a public interest because it is not skin of his face is of a sickly yellow, hi* known how she contracted the disease. nose is large, his beard is of an inky black About 10 days ago she went to St. Luke’s ness, and the expression of his eye shows hospital to complain of certain symp great anxiety and suspicion, but not one toms that might have been the result of whit of cruelty or ferocity. Those who a bad cold. She was taken into the hos have been admitted to a private audience days with the autocrat of the Bosporus say . pital . for . , treatment, ., , and _ in a few , that his voice is not unmusical, and that unmistakable typhus fever made its ap- he adopts a low tone In conversation. His jrearance. She was removed to the Riv manners are described as the very essence erside hospital on North Brother island, of courtesy. and the physicians who were attending Concerning the personal life and attri her had very little hope of her recovery. butes of the sultan many and greatly di Before Miss Townsend was stricken verse stories are told. Not long ago a down she was living at St. Anna's hall writer prtsumably well informed assert- at 428 West Twentieth street. This is the headquarters of the Society For the Home Study of the Holy Scriptures. A l though the remaining inmates of this home were carefully watched, none. of them developed typhus. There was no trace of typhus at her home, nor was Miss Townsend known to have been in any house where there had been an un doubted case of typhus fever.—New York Sun. ABOUT ABDUL HAMID The social philosopher had been pet ting her chin in an absurdly hayseedisb M a tte r Mrs. P o t te r P a lm e r’ s S p le n d id D ia m o n d s. A b so l u t e l y PUBE She E xpresses Her O p in ion o f M en, M a tri m on y and M on ey. In C h ic a g o —A P lu c k y W o m a n ’ » independence, will never adopt an attire that implies class distinction or the idea of sumptuary laws. Yet the need for an ideal dress grows apace. The extrava gance of rich women, the increased cost of all fashionable dress, throw ont wom en of refined tastes and small means quite as lunch as it debars the ordinary working woman from wearing comfort able, becoming and well made clothes. It is the feminine instinct to “ look pretty” at any cost, bnt how will it ever be beaten into a girl's head that when she seeks her living in tho field with men this natural coquetry mnst he aban doned and her aim concentrated in the endeavor to look “ suitable” instead? If a woman is gifted with a trim, natty figure, a neat foot and ankle, the suitable business dress, which is short in skirt ami severely simple in style, will not disfigure her nor tend to lessen her physical attractiveness. But unhappily the majority are not bnili that way. Then, too, they see constantly before them wherever the y go the most tempt ing adornments. other women groomed and gowned at the rate of thousands per annum, and their hearts swell with a sense of injustice to their sex, and they long for an imitation if they cannot ha«ve the real.—Boston Herald. their walking dresses quite as short as this for the last year in London, and find they attract no attention whatever, bnt can get about with much less fa AN tigue.” A VERY NOBLE FIGHT H o n o rs W o n b y G irl S tu den ts. The University of St. Andrew's, which one year ago opened its gates to women, has now published the results of the first sessional examination in which women have taken part. As yet the woman students are very few, but they have se cured the second place in English litera ture, the first in Latin, the first in Ro man history, the fourteenth in Greek and the seventh, the twelfth and the fifteenth in first mathematics. As the classes consist of 70 or 80 students each, honor of l>eing among the first 12 or 18 is of some value. T h e S e cre t o f F a scin a tio n . A pretty woman said the other day: “ When will women learn that suggest iveness and not display is the greatest at tractiveness they can have tor men? Why, it is the very kernel of fascina tion. An arm covered with a flowing sleeve that just gives glimpses of it oc casionally is far more beautiful than an arm bared to the shoulder. A sense of mystery—indefinite, if you like. My M r», l ’ a lin e r W ith H e r D ia m on d s On. dear, it’s the stuff all coquettes are There are probably not many American made of. Take the word of a daughter women who would care to invite compar of Eve for it."—New York Commercial ison by placing their gems beside the Advertiser. glittering array of the German empress, D a in ty V io le t T rim m in g s . but there is at least one in Chicago who Speaking of violet, I know of one April conld do so smilingly, sme if not of out shining. certainly of not being outshone. bride who had the tiny ribbons of all her This woman is Mrs, Potter Palmer I lingerie in violet, and each set of which At the various balls she attended last was tied by itself with a wider ribbon of winter Mrs. Palmer's diamonds were the the same color. Each chiffonier drawer envy and admiration of every woman was lined with a sachet of violet silk “ Just who saw her arrayed in all their daz filled with Florentine orris. zling splendor. It is safe to say that dreams” —that seems to be admiring members of the foreign legation who woman’s most satisfactory expression for bowed over her small hand at the dedi these costly belongings.—Exchange. cation ball last October will never for W h a t to D o W ith an O ld B la ck D ress. get the picture she made. It is doubtful Black dresses make over beautifully if even European courts could produce by using the gored skirt and using the so brilliant and beautiful an ensemble. over ^-------------- pieces for a cross way ounce ----------- ----------- „ fl --------- On such occasions Mrs. Palmer wears left headed with a small roll of bright col- a diadem of large diamonds finely matched and exquisite in color. This ored velvet. No matter how old fash almost encircles her head, and each ioned the basque may be it can be cut in point of the gorgeous coronet is tipped to a low necked bodice, a square in front with a large and costly pearl. Disposed and a point behind. THE W O R I. D T H K IR PA RISH . Disordered Nerves The Dr. Liebig W orld D.spensary and Interna tioual Medical and Surgic 1 Institute, both bv “ For three long years 1 was a dreadful tbe vastness o f its business and the universal suflererwU h stom g<x>d d one by it, rem ind* one of the late John ach tumble. My E M IN E N T L A W Y E R S LO N G | We ley, w h o was wont to o s rve, The World nerve«*, too, were is My Paris>h.” It is an acknowledged fact that in an awfu l condi C O N F L IC T W ITH D ISEASE. ever since its inception the Dr Liebig World tion, and tlie least Dispensary has coutiuued to turn out cure after bit o f noise would CH«e in ca*es wL-ich had bee c >ns dered ho|*e- less and incurable. The doctors conn rising its startle m e . The staff of }h y *iciaii8 are all m edical m en of do* tor t o l d ' me T w e n ty -F iv e Y ears o f P rosp erity, A d large experience and re cognised a bility, and that I had a can versity and buffering — 1 lie Great those sufferin'' with ch ron ic co-i plaints may cerous feel safely anch oied when thev have put tnem- V icto ry W o n by Science O ver a Stub selvcs under the Institute's ca-e. Disea-es pecu Tum or liar to men receive special attention at the hands in my stomach, born D isease. o f these learned practitioners, and here, indeed, and would have to *t mav be s a i d , a stitch in tim e saves nine.” From the Atlanta (Ga.) Constitution.] ^have it cut out. Ca^es of this uaiure, unless speed Iv and intelli V*I could not bear Foremost among the best known law gent v attended to. usu 1 y reau’ t in con n lica tions w ho»e name is legion and whose effect is '-' to think a f this. yers and farmers of North Carolina preraaiure and untim ely d* ath. A responsible One o f our neigh- stands Colonel Isaac A. Sugg of Green institution, mi - h as the leading authorities all bo s i t s very jht - ville. Mr. Sugg has resided in Green over the i tired States Lave concurred in assert- sistent in urging Dr. Liebig I»isp nsary to be. is invalua ville twenty-two years. While nearly i ble g to he sufferer* me to try Hood’s in in-t»nce* o f the ab >ve nature, every one in Pitt county knows Mr. S.’s for its staff swiftly, sp ediiy and secretly le barf a part 11 a, and history, perhaps all do not know of his stores th* m to iheir pristine con d ition by erad S a l l u s t 1 concltid- icating from the system the disease germ* aud Af rs. If. Hurl ¿4 ed to do so. Before return to business again after an illness pliice- their feet one m ore ou the broad mac of sixteen years. No man has gone adamized road leading to health and happiness I had taken one bottle, I began tog» 11 utter. through more than be and lived. It wa- and w orldly enjoyn eut. The 1)-. Liebig W orld j Dispen-ary is one c f the be t equipp* d and most a case of the entire breaking down of -kiilfu lly arrang d institute» o f the kind to be I the nervous system, attended by excru found on the i'oa*t; the best guarantee of what ciating, agonizing, unendurable pain. it can do for you is what it has do; e for other*, the t»est diplom as which its celebrated staft I have taken tbr e ^ y Opiates and stimulants only qnieted o nd f physicians and surgeons i an show are not 1 1 | temporarily, and all treatments failed (hose which hang upon their w a lls but those now. Mynervesareall M r i g h t . ' Mv stomach him. Only his love of family and friends which ar- w itttn in the r u id y c h a ’ a ters of trouble has gone.” — h upon the contented faces o f a.i who have prevented suicide. He told a reporter heal M bs . H. B cbke , 513 Willis avenue A>'i- been their patients the following interesting story: The Dr L ebig W orld Di-pensary em ploys no latid, Wis. C c t o nl y Food's. “ I kept at my work as long as I conld, -olicitors or cappers to bring patients to it* H o o d * . 1*111. cu re eon.*t|<«tioo b y r e s ' r- do rs. l ike Wisd *ni, she sits *ac< up» n her but nature gave way at last ami I suc throne,conscious of tne good she can do fer you t a t the per stallio arti. mi t>ith y ca n a l cumbed to the inevitable. My entire if haj.lv you but >e k h e r o t and rind her, out nervous system had been shattered by the dignified staff disdains to sd< p the m eth the stimulants and opiates 1 had taken; ods o f transient quacks ’ o bring patients w .thin the purview o f her health-g ving power. Pa my blood bad actually turned to water; tient*, r oth m al-jtn d fema e, w 11 find t i« » old my weightlhad dropped from 173 pounds established institute just what they want o re The Largest M anufacturers o f to 123, and it seemed to evervbody that store the flush o f health to the*r cheek and the PU R E, H IG H G R A D E elasticity of youth to their walk, li e »»r. Li - the end was in sight. W hy, 1 could not big Company ha* bee i tie» ting all th'. chronic, bear the gentle hand of my wife to bathe private and com pl rated diseases o f men and On thi* Con limit, h.re r s S r d my limbs with tepid water. 1 was sim women for tweniy-flve years in S m Franc'rco. offices are epen for free conau tation from ply living from hour to hour. I had y I heir a . m . to 8 p . m . on week d iys ami 10 a m o 1 made my will, settled my business and p m . Sundays. Hom e treatment given to those from tbt p u l waited for the last straud* of life to snap. who cannot visit the offices at 400 Geary sire * , S ah l-ranclsco, Cal. Ca.l or ad iress f^r further ^ “ It was at this time that a somewhat particulars. ____________ Sarsa parilla WALTER BAKER & CO. COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES HIGHEST AWARDS similar case as my own was brought to my notice. This man had suffered very j N E W W A Y E A S T -N O D U ST . much as I had; hi9 life had been de- «paired of as mine had, and yet lie had G » East from Portland Pendleton, Walla been cured. Think uli U that little won! Walla via O. R. N. to Spokane and Great meant to me— CURED. The report Northern Ra 1 wav to Montana. Dakotas, St. stated that the work had been accom panl, Minneapolis. Chi« ago, Omaha, St plished by a medicine known as Dr. L-juis, East and South. Rock ballast track; new equipment; G eat Noith Williams’ Pi. k Pills for Pale People. 1 tine scenery; Palace ice sleepers and Diners; Family investigated the report thoroughly, and * . .. - . I Tourist Cars ; Buffet Library Cara. Write found that It was true in detail. Then c c. Donovan, Geieral Agent, Portland, . . . Williams’ ----- . . Pink .. . . ()rV(fon or F , Whitney. O. P. A T. A., 1 ----------- procured ------------- some of Dr. Pills and liegan taking them, and began 8 t. Haul, Minn., for printed maiUr a:.d in- to get iretter. I began to sleep like a j formation about rate,, routes, etc. healthful child, sound, calm and peace ful. My appetite came hack, and my nerves were soothed and restored to their normal condition and I felt like a is what you need when your new man. But the greatest blessing I liver becomes inactive. It’s was the mental improvement. I began what you get when you take to read anil digest, to formulate new Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets ; plans, to lake interest in my law prac they're free from the violence and the griping that tice, which began to come back to me as come with the ordinary soon as my clients realized that 1 »as pill. The best medical again myself. After a lapse of ten years iauthorities agree that I ride horBe back every day without fa in regulating the bowels tigue. mild methods are pref “ That Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills saved erable. For every de my life is beyond doubt, and I am rangement of the liver, stomach and bowels, spreading their praise far and wide.” these tiny, sugar coated Inquiry about the town of Greenville pills are most effective. substantiated the above facte of Colonel They go about their Sugg’s case, and that many others are work in an easy and being benefited bv Dr. Williams’ Pink natural way. and their Pills. good lasts. Once iw il, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are for sale they arc always in fa vor. Being composed by all druggists, or may be had by mail of the choicest, concen from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, trated vegetable e x - Schenectady. N. Y.. for 50 cents per box tracts, they cost much or six boxes for $2 50. more than other pills found in the market, yet from forty to forty- She K m -w . four are put up in each “ Do bo qniet, Johnny. Don't yon sealed stale m l as know that there's a visitor in tho next sold through druggists, at the price of the room?" said Frances to her little broth cheaper made pills. “ Pleasant Pellets ” cure biliousness, sick er. and bilious headache, dizziness, costive “ How do you know? Yon haven't ness, or constipation, sour stomach, loss of appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dys been in. ” “ But.” said Frances, “ I hear mam- pepsia, windy belchitigs, “ heart burn,” pain and distress after eating, and kindred ina saying ‘ my dear’ to papa. ” — Pick derangements of the liver, stomach and bowels. Put up in sealed glass vials, there Me Up. fore always fresh and reliable. Whether as a laxatiye, or in larger doses, as a gently Remorac. acting but searching cathartic, these little A chemist had made a mistake in hie ! ‘ ‘ Pellets ” are unequaled. weights and poisoned a customer. When As a “ dinner pill,’’ to promote digestion, the fatal tidings were brought to him, take one each day after dinner. To relieve he pulled ont two handfuls of hair aud ! the distress arising from over-eating, noth ing equals one of these little “ Pellets.” exclaimed: They are tiny, sugar-coated, anti bilious “ Wretch that 1 am— and my best cus j granules. Any child readily takes them. Accept no substitute that may l>e recoin- tomer too!” — London Judy I mended to be “ iust as good.” It may be B K F O K K A F l 'L L H E A D (I F S T E A M better f o r the dealer, because of paying | him a better profit, but he is not the one Is vr° tÍHTtsl by that tremendoustv destructive w’ho needs help. engine, mala ia, put on the brakes with Hostet A free sample (4 to 7 doses) on trial, is ler's Stomach Bitter', »hich «HI cheek its i rog- i mailed m; to any address, post-paid, on receipt res» aud avert disaster. Ci.l is and fever, bi ton» I f name and address on postal card. Industrial and Fo In Europeanc America. EXPOSITIONS t'nlikcth* Dutch fr t m i, no Alka li. , or ollur Chcmtrata or Dyt-a are _ r u«cl in nitv ot O«. ir !>-« » • ”-. ti..na. TVtr dcttcim a BRKAKKAhT (O fO A u al*>. ulely pc:« and aoluble, and cotit lett than one cent a cnp. •O LD BY GROCERS EVERYW H ERE. WALTER OAKER & CO. DORCHESTt R, MASS. A G entle C orrective about her corsage are two ropes of dia Mrs. Juana Neal of California, on a monds, which are generally caught up by a beautiful brooch of diamonds and salary of fib , 000 , has been placed in sapphires. Lesser ornaments in the charge of the woman's department of shape of stars, crescents and circlets are insurance by two leading companies of W o m e n In C h ica g o . pinned to the front of her bodice, and at New York. Her position empowers her There seem to be as many women ont her ears hang large pearls.—Chicago to organize and enlarge the work in the Pacific coast states. at work in Chicago as there are women Herald. staying at home in Brooklyn. You can M r«. C lev ela n d a « She 1«. A bright woman, Mrs. Mary J. Burke not buy anything outside of the gin mills At the informal noon hours of Easter of Rowley, Mass., has invented a won without finding a girl clerk to serve yon and a girl cashier to take your money, or week Mrs. Cleveland received between derfully good, adjustable ventilator for both together. If you ride on the ele 300 aud 500 ladies each time, standing windows which does away with the dan- vated, yon buy your ticket of a woman. alone by the door of the red parlor, and ger of drafts while thoroughly purifying When yon get a stamp at the postoffice, barely having a chance for a word with the air. it is a girl who serves you. The clerks those whom she knew as the procession To be correct nothing on one’s mantel in the newspaper offices are as apt to be of strangers streamed in. To those who SULTAN ABDUL HAMID, shonld "match” anything else, nor should $ 3 _ S H O E r .T E i s a .. ed that Abdul Hamid never reads, never girls as men. At the headquarters of have not seen Mrs. Cleveland during the clock stand in its old place in th* writes and never confers with any one. the W orld’s fair and in all tbe depart the four years since she left the W hite . CORDOVAN, House she seems to have changed in ap- exac« center. It seems absurd that there D r. M ary W a lk e r In N ew H a m p sh ire. FRENCH a ENAMELLED calf . Accoidlng to this chronicler, he gets all his ment offices girls seem in the majority. shonld be a fashion in such matters, bnt Dr. Mary Walker is preparing to leave Information, both concerning the progress The hum of their voices and the swish of pearanceV hut for the better. She is f4.*3.«i F ine C au AK angaroi this locality, disgusted with New Hamp of affairs in his own empire and the re ! their skirts fill the air. They are also in stouter and matronly in every way. The j there is. * 3 .» P P 0 l| C E .3 SOLES. shire and her governor. Dr. Mary has mainder of the world, through his two sec the public offices in the city hall. In all simple manner of dressing her 'hair is A novel wntten bv Mrs. Henry Ward » 2 0 * 2 - workingmen w ' - e x t h a f in c - been possessed with a conviction that retaries. This writer further declares that the hotels, down in the lobbies, crowded vastly becoming, and the pure white Beecher over a quarter of a centurv ago the -nan executed for the murder of tho sultan always has his pet parrot in the with men and rank with tobacco smoke, *2. * i.7.? B oys S chool S hco . r i 8 ! sud kept a secret even from Mr. Beech room when he listens to these function Christie Warden was not Almy, but one aries, and that he persistently plays with the newsstands, flower stands, telegraph and distinction to her face. No one has er is entitled "Light Out of Darkness” 'L A D I E S ' Abbott, and that he was innocent of tho bird all through tlie r atling of their counters, jewelry stands, theater and been more maligned by the sunlight and is a story of the civil war. murder, She has haunted the statehouse reports. The recording secretary enters railroad ticket stands and telephone than Mrs. Cleveland, and tbe new pho for nearly two weeks trying to see Gov first, and his report consists of a synopsis , offices—all are managed by girls. The tographs that have been on sale this “WE FIGHTS MIT SIGEL.” BROCKTOH.KASS. ernor Smith. Yesterday he hastily gave of tho affairs of the day, propositions con | word girls is used advisedly. Women of spring are the reverse of flattering. Over One Million People wear the orders for Mary to be admitted. She ap cerning tho immediate course of the gov | 35 or over are few beside the girls of More of the photographs taken just after T li* G e n e ra l 1« S eventy Y ear« O ld and S till I n G o o d H e a lth . peared. For more than two hours she ernment and information ns to what has | from 17 to 25 who are serving the public. her wedding are seen a id sold here than All out «h oes are equally satisfactory General Franz Sigel, one of the rapidly talked and then was compelled to stop been done in the way of executing pre It is a queer sensation for a man in a of the prints from negatives made at They fiv e the beet value for the money. because of exhaustion. She then went vious orders Occasionally the potentate hotel to call out “ come in” in response Lakewood last winter. There is as much lessening number of prominent survivors — ------------------- - * and aim They equal • custom Shoes In style i . nods, and every nod is taken b y the secre back to her hotel. The executive said tary ns an assent to some proposition. A j to a knock on his door, and to see a charm and cordiality in her manner as of tho great civil war, recently celeorated Their wearing _______ _ qualities are unsurpassed. . ta r p i his seventieth hirthduy at his home In The price# are uniform,— stamped ; he would take the matter under advise memorandum is made, and eventually an | pretty, ladylike girl walk in with the re- ever, with more dignity and repose than From Si to $ j saved over other makes. Morrisania, N. Y. Hois in excellent health ment. This morning Dr. Mary was told trade thereon is issued. An irnde is like 1 mark, “ You are the man 1 am to do before—the simplicity, directness and If your dealer cannot supply you we can. foroneof his advancedyears, and although tt was too late to take any action regard- proclamation, or, more properly, a Russian stenographic work for, I suppose.” ease of a woman fully at home, aware of do longer an nctivo factor in political af .ng the matter.—Concord (N. H.) Letter. ukase, ‘ only more so.” To question the If the kingdom coming for women is and equal to the requirements of her po fairs bo is still very much interested tn wisdom of un trade is to utter treason, one of varied industry, independence sition.—Washington Letter. the adopted country for which he so gal T h e M a n tle o f C h a rity . nr.d treason is a very serious matter in and the right to work as hard as the lantly fo u g h t . H o w a s born In Slnsheim, P r e s e n t R u le s F o r M o u r n in g . It is the one garment the fashion of Turkey. It is apt to eventuate in the bow men, then Chicago is the nucleus and i f you use the Petalum* Baden, Nov. 18, 1824, received a military Incubators • Brooders- wbch never changes, writes Ruth ABh- string and the sack. Very rarely is the starting point. A New Yorker who has Lighter rules for mourning prevail at education and took such nil active part in Make m oney while subject of an irade well considered. Usual moro in Ladies’ Home Jonrnal. The other# are wasting lived here for a year or more was asked present than have been in vogue for the German revolution of 1848 and 1848 ly only tho barest outlines of any given tim e b y old processes. years may go and come, and yet she who many years. As in the keeping of Lent, that ho was compelled to flee the country. what he thought of the revolution. Catalog tel is all about In 1852 ho catno to the United States cloaks he-self in this mantle is at once proposition are read to him, and the de it.and describes every “ It is good for the women,” said he, I the observance of a time of strict seclu and began teaching In a private school In tails of its carrying out and of the prolia- article needed for tin happy herself and the giver of happi ble effect thereof are not often known to “ but it is hard for the men. The wom sion is softened greatly from its former ; x è w 'v ^ k Five years later he located In poultry business. ness. In ont it never changes. It is al tho sultan, and vet tho fate of thousands en have more liberty, more money and I austere character. Possibly the Burial e ° T ' remittent, dum*) ague «nd ague fa k e nre.pro pt- I St. Louis, where he married the daughter Address W orld ’ s D ispknsary M kdical ways largo and full, so that it can en often depends upon just such hastily writ more ability to take care of themselves ¡Reform association has had something to 0 f Rudolf Dalton a n d became I n t i m a t e l y ly relieved atui ultimately cuied by this geniiil T h e “ E R IE ” whi< h is al o a com prehensive family- A ssociation . Buffalo. N. Y. mechanically the t**st velop those who are unhappy and give ten decisions by this monarch. After the in all the emergencies of life. They aim do with this. One of its objects is to associated with Carl Schurz and Joseph specific, m edicine, apr-edily useful in cases o f dv*pep«ia wheel. Prettiest model. them warmth and comfort. Like the sultan has got through with this secretary at marriage the same as other women do, discourage the wearing of crape and Pulitzer. Like Schurz, Sigel was loyal to bilioutnesa. constipation, sick he daehe, ner IWe are Pacific Coast vousness, rhenmatism and neur*lgiM. Agiiinst IT cloak worn by the prince in the fairy then comes another, who reads a synopsis or should, bnt they have time and op particularly of crape veils. Eccentrici the Union when the war ht-gan. St. Louis the hur ful effe ts « f sudden changes o f t m- j Agents. Bicycle cata- logue, mailed free,gives GIVES tale, it is invisible to all but those whose of the news of the day, both home and for portunity to wait and wed shrewdly, ties will flourish, however, in individual was a Confederate rallying ground for perature, exp*» ure in wet »eulher, close appl'- eign, including disputchcs from all parts full descript ion. pHces, etc., ag f n t s w a w trd FRESH troops, end Sigel promptly organized a cation to laborious mental pursuits and other 1 eyes are made clear by faith. It is the so shrewdly often that I think Chicago cases. A young girl, just in her teens, regiment of loyal infantry and two bat influence* piejudieLil 10 health it is a mo t ! PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO..PetJil«rra,Cal. of the earth received the night before. NESS garment that I would like my girls to B ra n c h H ouse , *31 S Main St., Los Angeles. trustworthy safeguard. It fortifies the s.vs em 1 Then the ministers are admitted, and will found a new race of beings sharper was met the other day whose short frock teries of artillery and offered his services against di'ea>e. p omotea ap etite and sleep, ! .ND wear. It is true that much patience and Abul Hamid talks to them of what he ha 9 1 in trade than the Hebrews, born of sharp was of bombazine trimmed heavily with to General Fremont, Federal commander and ha-t n* con vale cence after debilitating aud j C L E A R , much self denial are required before heard and what he thinks of it. This Is mothers who have chosen sharp hus- entire, while a crape veil fell from the The life germ of the department. Hu assisted In captur tle*h-\v. sting diseases. Mas hood restored this cloak is pnt on, as it shonld be, for called a ‘ discussion,” though only the bands. But it is hard on the men. The back of htr round hat to the hem of her ing the St. Louis arsenal from tho Con SKIN, Night Emissions, and vital force of Whe ev« r « e eat « ranbe Ties we eonHud** W eak memory. all time, but once assumed the amount sultan takes part therein. After it is over romance is leaving the romantic sex. gown. Nun’s veiling is more employed federates and broke up Camp JacksoD, that we have föuud anotl er woman who doesn l plants and flower»; r T 1 R E S C o n s t i p a t Ì o N A trophy, Sexual ünow b ow 10 eook th^m. it g i v e s v i g o r , of joy to be got from it and the happy the ministers retire to a little room, where 1 The physical charms remain, bnt men every year to take the place of the ugly, their headquarters. Weakness, etc., V p. IN DIGESTION D I Z Z I N E S S . Surely cured by power and size to heartbeats to the wearers of it cannot what they do can be seen and what they | tally and morally the women who deal unwholesome and perishable alternative. Although he was very much In earnest, E rupti ons on t ^ ie s k i n e x F ieu SK. tay can be heard by their master. Some the vital organs of POLLEN ACME possibly be overestimated. Cloths, and even buttons, to closely in he and his German troops caused the first DEAUTJFIES ^ C O M P L E X I O N times their views are embodied in the re j with the pnbltc grow angular, selfish NATUNt’t HCMKOV One reason fer the fact that the general timate crape are enl*tituted for it in laugh ot the war. When asked who they zu1« A ’Uk M d s m and mercenary.” — Chicago Cor. New port read by the first of the secretaries the were fighting for, his raw recruits replied, health of the community is growing better G irl B abies o f S icily . An agreeable Laxative and NERVE TONIC. dress trimmings.—Philadelphia Press. next morning and sometimes not. Rarely York Sun. “ We fights mit Sigel,"and the expression every jear is that more people take regular Bold by D ruggists or sent by mail. 25c.. 60c« In some parts o f Sicily the birth of a does the sultan pay even as scant an and $ 1.00 per package. Sample« free. F a sh io n a b le B on n et* M ay B e D angerous. exercise. Kx« rcise, however, has its diffi A P lu c k y W o m a n ’ » Success. girl is looked upon as such a misfor amount of attention as is above described, V A H A The Favorite TOOTH POWUll A new danger seen s to threaten fash culties. If indulged in a little too long, or f V v n v for the Teeth and Breath,26o. tune that a black ilag is hnug ont the or more than two or three hours. After Something more than 20 years ago Easy to ca rr y in POLLEN ACME so violently a 9 to make one liable to take window to proclaim the sad event. Hav noon ho fils up his time with tho most Miss Jennie Stevens entered the govern ionable women from in article of their vest / Kket. One of my children had The most won cold, it results in stiffness and soreness ot Price $ i. Six for $ 5, ing to be supported by the family as trivial things, not the least of which are the ment service at Washington as a depart toilet which has hitherto been considered derful achievement tbe muscles and joints. Sent in p l a i n a v e r y h a d discharge from long as they are unmarried, and being dancing and playing upon musical in ment clerk. For 21 years she pursued comparatively harm ess—the bonnet. At In Medical Science. A m c o c k ’ s P orous P ia s t e r s are invalu w r a p p e r , o r at the nose. Physician pre- The only ackn nvl- obliged to dower the bridegroom, they struments of his 200 female slaves, or the weary round of her work. At the an afternoon reception the otner day a all Druggists. able in such cases Placed on the back, the odalisques, all of whom are less than 16 edged permanent Address, che*t, on the limbs, they afford instant re acribed without benefit Af-1 are iooked upon as expensive luxuries. years old. curt gua ranteed. end of that time she lost her position. lady entered looking very pale. She had S t a n d a r d R c m .C o lief and leave the muscles free from al te using Ely’tCraam Balm Boys, on the other hand, are very soon New York • CATTLC. WASH Hero is anothor picture of the sultan, She was no longer young, and as she was been the victim of t «. urious accident. soreness. Some athletes cut them into a shot t. time the di ease tro#| RAC. COAST DRANO 4 f i f-it y Fulton S’ . self supporting, and when the time painted indeed by his only intimate friend, familiar with no sort of work save that On entering her coujie she hit her head strii 8 and apply them to parts of the limbs comes for marrying increase the family Osman Pasha, but probably as likely to at which she had been doing for so many against the door and felt a sharp pain. where they could not put a whole P laster cured.—A. O. Caryt Cbm . and find that they are a great relief and ing AT. Y. wealth by bringing home a bride and least approach tho truth as the other. Ac years she found herself without means Then, feeling something trickling down assistance. her dot. The girls live in seclusion, are cording to this authority, tho sultan is of support. As a recreation after her her forehead, she found to her horror B randrktii ’ s P ills cure constipation. most kindly treated, and at the age of not at all a man of frivolous ease and in hours of work she had taken some les that it was blood. Stopping at a drug 14 or 10 they are disposed of in marriage dolence. He is impressed with the thought sons in pen painting on velvet. As she store, she had the flesh wound stanched. She—I’ m goin g right hom e to m other. He— E L Y ’ S C R E A M B A L M Opens and Hearse* that in his hands aro placed the keys of cn a purely financial basis.— New Y'ork Europe, and that tho responsibility is was extremely fond of work of this sort It was found that the weapon was a Well, that’s better than bringing mo*her right he Nasal Pannages, Albiys Pain and Intlamma hom e to us. t on, Heals th? 8* res, Protects the Membrane World. ____ _____________ something enormous. He therefor^ reads she made up her mind that she would sharp jeweled pin which stood upright from colds, Restores the Senses of Taste and much, studies history profoundly, Keeps try to secure a few pupils. In display in her bonnet. And now the wearers of Ose Bnameline Stove Polish; no dust no smel ■Smell. Tne Balm is q u .ckiy ai sorixd and give* Sign* o f C o m in g T ro u b le . relit f at oi ee. PLUC CUT himself accurately informed upon all cur ing her work for this purpose she met a those dainty bits of lace and steel orna A particle is Applied into each nostril, and 1» Johnny— I tell yon, papa’ s going to rent events aud the trend of modern west T ry GitnuEA for breakfast woman who saw that she had talent ments have warning to carry their heads agreeable. Pi ice, 50 oents at D r"g*ists’ or bj catch it after the company’s gone. ern thought. mail. ELY BKoTHKRrf, and » ho told her that she was wasting low at the peril of their lives.—Cincin- Tommy— How do you know? 56 Warren Street, New York. No man in all the Ottoman empire her time in painting with a pen on vel nati Enquirer. Johnny— He’s told nia once or twice works harder. Ho rises with the sun, of vet, and that she should take her colors, T h e Q u e e n 's S tatue. she was mistaken about something, and ten after but an hour or two of sleep, fre GENERAL FRANZ SIGEL. BEST IN THE WORLD. brushes and a piece of matting and see she’ s said, “ Why, darling!” — London quently having passed the night writing The queen has unveiled in Kensington " I fights mitSlgel, undtl drinks mlt you” It» wearing qualit eg*!*un surp assed ,actu ally what she could do in the way of deco with his own hand somo important docu ouilasting two boxe* of anv other brand. Free gardens the statue of herself by her caused a roar of laughter throughout th. Millicn. from Animal o i l - . O K T T M K GKNUINJC. rative work. ment of state. Since the affairs of the daughter, Princess Louise, the cost of north. They were good soldiers, however, K R SAKE BY OK MUON ANSI She acted on this suggestion, and for Turkish provinces have come so promi which has been defrayed by local sub and they and their little commander made W A S H I N G T O N M U t t ll nently to the front the sultan allows no two years kept body and soul together it very warm for the Missouri Confeder and Dealers generally. order of any sort affecting them to issue by teaching while she tanght herself. scription. The Princess Louise, who is ates. Sterling Price was driven Into Ar without understanding it thoroughly or At the end of that time she had gained a sculptor of considerable merit, re kanses, hut at Carthage Slgel was forced ■ without his own signature, and, according much, and withal some recognition as ceived £500 for the work and insisted on to retreat before superior numbers. This fiw T w iN S ^ Is overcome by giving the to Osman Pasha, a ruler more thoroughly I an artist. She decided to try for pub the same terms as a professional would be did with masterly skill, saving his FON CHILDREN TCETHINC - touch with the most remote parts of ' have demanded—viz, £100 down on ac army. At the battle of Wilson’s Creek body proper and sufficient in F » V f all S» C M i i N U . lic recognition and painted three pic his realm would be very hard to find. This I cepting the commissitn. £200 when the the death of General Lyon placed Slgel In tures for the exhibition of the Royal In- nourishment. W hen waste atory goes on to tho effect that, although work was half done and £200 on its com command, and another masterly retreat sultan has a hundred women in his atitute of Painters at Piccadilly. Lon pletion. The princess is popular, so that again saved the Union army from rout. Is active and you are losing tho H E i t o n L E s harem, besides his 200 odalisques, mak- j don. A thousand pictures were sent to For this work Sigel was made a briga no one grudges her the money, except ing 300 in all, he is thoroughly devoted to flesh and strength, take »h> committee of artists in New Y'ork, dier general. He commanded two divi his wife, by whom he has three daughters, ! an l among the 20 selected as representa perhaps some struggling sculptor who sions at the battle of Pea Ridge, was cred might have obtained the job had not a of whom ho is very fond. Whenever he is | ited with the victory gained by tbe Fed tired of the cares of state and the court, he j tive of America were the three sub princess been competitor.—London Let eral troops and was made a major general. betakes himself to the company of his mitted by Miss Stevens. Not only this, ter. ONE ENJOYS He served under Pope in the Virginia The Best C l i l l E for V ta g lia , Conia and wlfo and the daughters, and the latter but for one of her decorative works she results wnen w U n C fw au campaign and fought gallantly at the sec Both the method and results A Positive Power. Requires No Licensed Eugi- ^ aiptiaa. Ml| DruggraU Pr'ee, Í0 ce n ’ s. W o m e n an d M u sic In C h ica g o . play for him on the harp and the piano. received a prize in money and for an ond Bull Run. During Early’s raid in Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleasant neer. Your ir Wife Can Run it. tt UíATKá A CO., Proprietors, He delights in such melodies as are to bo other a diploma. While she has been An orchestra of 65 women players is 1864 he defended Maryland Heights with ■4 7 "- h furine - F P A L 1E B 1 RET, Sal Francisco, Cal. u{ Poriland, Or. and refreshing to the taste, and acts found in ‘ The Huguenots” or selections successful in both oil and water colors taking part in the concerts of the Colum 4,000 men ngainst 15,000 Since the wai 1 No Batteries or Electric 8park. from Wagner, of whose “ Fifneral March” gently yet promptly on the:KidneyB; •?. p. N, U. No. r80 M. th n . o . N o > 57 she excels in purely decorative work. bian festival and performs with the great he has held several political offices. never tires. Tho sultan then looks as Giver and Bowels, cleanses the sys- _________________ Sousa band the same high class compo She is especially successful in painting the Cream o f C od-liver Oil. he little like a Turk as he possibly can and T o I> .n ce on th e D e ck o f a W a rsh ip . played by the Boston Symphony. tem effectually, dispels colds, head-1! It will overcom e the waste yet be one. ‘ Put him into a slouch hat tapestry-. Some of Miss Stevens’ works sitions The idea of a dance on board the aches and fevers aud cures habitual g n o r a n c e t h a t w a s t e s and Mack clothes, and he would look not are exhibited in the Woman’s building The dramatic overture at the dedicatory by giving ample nourish unlike an American divinity student.” at the World’s fair and form an inter exercises of the Woman’s building was United States monitor Miantouomoh, constipation. Syrup o f Figs is the After all, the outside world knows very esting showing of what a woman may written by a woman, Miss Frances Elli- proposed by the officers of that aggress- only remedy^ o f its kind ever pro ment. Physicians, the w orld little about the real personality aud life of achieve in a wholly new line of work cott of London. The “ Jubilate” for ive looking, battleship over a month duced, pleasing to the taste and ac over, endorse it. the sultan of Turkey. I iter she has passed her fortieth birth- mixed voices and orchestra was written ago, has not, I understand, been relin ceptable to the stomach, prompt in by Mrs. Beach of B'JstOn, and at the quished. The original plan to hold it Dos’t be deceived by Substitutes! fay.—Chicago Post. A H ouse o f G in g e rb re a d . its action and truly beneficial in its j Prepared by Soott A Bowne. N. Y. All Druggists. great religious concert at the close of the night after the naval review was im Di ring the German emperor’s visit tc effects, prepared only from the most j possible of execution, owing totheorder- the woman’s congress mnsic written by T h e M a tte r o f a “ S u ita b le “ Itress. Thom he received a deputation of the con and agreeable substances, its j DR. LIEBIG & CO., fectioners of the town dressed in pictur A great deal is being said and written women only will be sung by women, ing out of the vessel for the celebration healthy esque costumes, who presented him with just now on the subject of suitable dress with possibly a few men's voices in the and even had she remained at the navy- many excel le n t qualities commend it IH> YOU FEEL PAD? DOE 8 YOUS B.\t K Special toctors (or Chronic, Printe a house made of gingerbread, which was sc for a business woman, and ont of the choir.—Exchange. yard the weather has so far been un to aH aDd have made it the most ache? Does every step wtm a huiclen? Yon m-i-i heavy that it had to bo carried .by foui mass of suggestions something admira and Wasting Diseases. favorable for such an event. The dance popular remedy known. M O O R E ’S R E V E A L E D REMEDY. j ^__Th_re*wjo*e« only. Trv It. Dr. Liebig’s Invlgorator the greatest remedy for men. Tho house is 4 feet high and 7 feet D resses T h a t A r * N ot T o o S h o rt. | could only be held on the deck of the Syrup o f Figs is for sale in 50c tsemtnal Weakness, Loss o f Manhood and Private wide and weighed threo hundredweight. ble is bound to come. But women are Diseases, Overcomes Prematureness and prepares Lady Harberton, writing to deny- that vessel, and as awnings would be the sole and 81 bottles by all leading drug queer "kittle kattle,” and we have yet to all for marriage life’s duties, pleasures and respon The walls, roof and windows are entirely sibilities; 91 trial bottle given or sent tree to any of gingerbread and sugar, and the emperor see one who shall admit there is any dif- j she is the originator of the Short Skirt protection against the night air the even- gists. A ny reliable druggist who ■ ■ . . . mmm A — - ______ one describing symptoms; call or address 400 deary league, observes that a dress five inches ing mnst be mild in order to insure its 8 t., private entrance 406 Mason St., San Francisco. was so delighted with his present that be fereuce between her employment and may have on hand prr^ from the ground is not by any means so success. The officers have no idea of at once ordered it to be-sent to bis sons at the idleness of her neighbor. The mo B .a f/.R k ! OC R iE u «,.n r V i I > __________ _________ _________ Potsdam. li°r y °ne, " n r .y ^ an.] c ’ E r ii - AND J o PROVl«TON8 y O of M C w ill I yon m money. U We N barril? t t Y h e b " « « ment women are separated from each short as some people imagine, as it comes giving up the plan if it is not found im * to try It. D o DOt accept any deliver free to trains o f bocU. We buy and ell f..r u n i f . l f ¡rood, rb e -p e r other by this question of dress, or “ a to the top o f the instep, and therefore is practicable. The ship is still lying in Substitute. P I S O ’ S C U R E FOR plan any other firm in the coun substitute. n a « a « a .r .» . . . . ----- - ben.” 2 o u ^T n * m e fln<1 d ress, 8n<l we wiiI mnil you our WHfcRE ALL ELSE EARS-^H new price I .t , which will be out jo o n . a ^ offer to ri«j-: clim a x tobacco, 40 c e n t, i c r p oon d dress,” that moment that dress, however not short enough to enable the wearer to the North river, and they only await a U scgj Best (tough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use jr.(?r.nu,.ieri .u i ! .r l n l ( r i b M ck , lor...... ,4 7 5 | B e , t « o a l o l l [ c r c « . c |Y ho CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. D Bert suitable, becomes an impossibility and walk about in muddy weather without keturn to the navy yard and settled ■ In time. Sold by druggists. | b n u Hh o f flo jr per barrel....................... 2 15 I A rb u ck le', « o ff.* per p ou n d . ................ 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