Rogue River courier., June 22, 1899, Image 4

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G<*4 Qn.v K äuw »
SOME LITTLE TB1NG&
fa wurk
Fa •-a all Anno*
He arts that a/®
an
e mede
v«
Iona he-
<Ud,
E
lf brie-a-brae U not
any way su­
perior. it is better to group sever U har-
m on Io us pieces, only isolating those to
whose Ans contour or color you wish
f<>riual f<?r a sM»sll roo®. JtisdiAKiUi
to find anythiog xudtablw to a d. to
break th* ’ mm« al effect, ss these
seta are so dignified that to put with
them any merely pretty ob>< t would
produce an incongruity.
While thera is a bond between the
arts it Is well to gira the pictures of
musicians a litlJe exciulsve eorner near
the piano, while the other personages,
as writers arxl painters, may be hung
in groups or rows near the b<M/kcase.
Landscapes should be put together;
faces by thvtnAelvea
Th*s should be
done without apparent effort, fur evi
dences of studied effect take away all
charms from a room. The mmscsm of
the bitor-misa arrangement of pic­
tures is due to its seeming freedom
and fashion, only las donas are left.
HszJ eyed and composed, as if their grief I
minutes.
Trifling brie »4>rac 1s not appro­
priate above iH/okvases. Bronxes may
not ba available or desirable, yet plas­
ter casia, pieces of pottery, medallions,
brass or wrought-iron candlesticks
give cliarscter Io the top shelf, while
toy clocks, china candlesticks and
basque figures should l>e excluded. A
dock dors not seem < oiigruous above
a txiokoase, as we cannot connect tim«-
of
j
instead of fucii oil,which is a deadly pois-
'
O'1 ■•>■' -''’I” ««*• •• l"">
’»*« br.rl
nervous and hot
and
get tired easily
II you have smarting teat or tight shorn
try Allen's Knit I a»r,
and makes
walking easy
leu ami «wealing
lout s|M>t«.
leet
resi ami comfort
Fold by
all «lruggi»ts and
•hoe stores (or 23 cents
free
Cure» «wtkl
blister« «mi t al
Relieves t'orna «mi bunions
of «11 pain ami gives
Try it Imfaf
Il <i»ols thè Ieri
Address,
Allen
Trial
S
package
(Hmstr«!, I v
Boy, N. Y.
aI„, ,
,
:
He
was on
the
edge of
wb«m abe
haz^nloua
voyage
hi» «>»•« Hi')» s-
seamanship ma«l** him
a very
II muí I«« «>r It llrlnirs on
JW®w Ailm»«if anti Dru««
filila.
il«elf a chapter and devote hs
stitute
nuance* and efforts to ihu* u«o?*t «ati«-
bdity of the
►um
ad« 111 •• »r» a I
prove Lur«lem*ome.
a Ten
or liiiary
The
work.
factory
« ue
up with a « rick in hi» liack
“Louis.” he said, briskly to his oldest
boy, "go over to tin* «Irugstore nml get
inc half a pound of citrate of *al»i;«|;i
mid 12 four grain tnblets of phriini
gamin.”
Louia came laick in half an hour with
n Iwittle of citrate of imigneida and a
down phenaccfln pills, and said th«
'Iruggist thought they would fill th«
I.ill
“That’s what
I »aid; that*» what
I
«ent you for," remarked Mr Hufkin*
loftlls, a» hr swnllowed mx <.f the tub
h l» nml tool« a tcitApoonful «if th«* mug
•
•
ht Mi itufi
GmptoniM had changed, nml In rcc«»g
niz«*«l in himself a xirtim of gout.
No, tlinnk you, Mary; no pie for in«
thin ev«*ning. no niore»w«ei mii IN; m
more wine, no more cigar« Tide gout
is settling around my heart and even
w ith thestrletest precaution's I may be a
«lend man In 24 hours ’’
II«* put on a flax seed poultice nml eat
up in bed mid rend some more of hit
doeltir book
Hum m queer, queer,” he mused
•fki 1« < ling aboBl 11.1. < l . hi :a
* j
thought this wns th«* most extrnordi-
113 MM • f fMl I . %. i l
. . ■ •
ft)
jingo, I »re now ; It's lung trouble in the
fifth stage."
lie waited the servant girl up and »ent
her po«t haste for n bottle of codlivri
«»II.
When th«* girl came back »hr
walked on tiptoe, rii^i into a looking
glass nml forgot to wind the cl<M*k. Mi
Hufkinn informed her, as he gtilp«*«l
«low n the codliver oil. that she had pan
•is in an advanced stage, and that hr
would pt« ««’ribe »«>ine simple rrmcly in
the morning
In two days Mr Hufkin»
was not able t«> go down to his oilier
Oil the (bird «lav. sitting in an easy I
chair, hr p« rus«d th« «loctor book fron
ten o’elock In the
morning until
ll
o’clock at night
Hefore the wr«k wio
over both the Hufkina children had
•lop|>rd going to school to take treat
ment for w hooping cough scarlet fever
measles mid muinpx.
Mrs lltifkihs is living In h«q»r that ’
the hst of disrnsra in the doctor book i
will soon bv
yu, ( h
, ||tf, r I
&hake Into Y u
Sho<'t
Allen’« hoot I «»«>, a powder I »r i!ic («•»•!. '
It ciiren painful, »x*«H)lrn, »mailing, n«*r i
of
rd
tor
of
1IÎS R
%
Slnx •• • t I« vi .
iahinruf
hl
Hl«
Allen's Foot b
shoes (cel easy
•wealing, « alki
i
gists nml
cents in
Addrwwa,
I »llltulf.l
M Ii mi I* MhH-. t
conanmption
world lor half a t'en tu
and relie visi mani
If you are not i
(Ml
NO a ill refund voti
HO da and II
(hi
Cameras
said, there
*«*»*
shipments bad
¡alien to VJtl.OJO sacks.
aa-uie«i income of
♦ M foi incidental eipen»**», to complete
the iiihi
by
promised
by
ictiiiies
ing girls ol
every
dividing
14
their
chapter,
this
amount
ol age are
years
bomettim a
,»wn
»ur«, with every
opiMAitunity fur
»1 (-indulgenee and
life of
«1*1 il/eiairly
plratuie,
first (be «pintual
play ■giuuiuis
ami
k.tigdom.
(«eneraily
work
form
Children
Hied of their toy«,
»“ ‘P liti
that
ly
II letn
a «*uilvcii< n of second-hand play
become
a
choosing
kludergartens
part ot ¡hr eriiiritieiit
n among
bor was 4) cents a day, and the cost ul
lag 6 cents (or rice,
ASIÍ YOUR
mi ordinary
circle ul
4 cents for meal, 7
things.
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypo­
phosphites. Although that
was nearly twenty-five years
ago, yet it stands alone to­
day the one great remedy
for al! affections of the throat
and lungs.
The bad taste and odor have been
taken away, the oil itself has been
partly digested, and the most sen­
sitive stomach object, to it rarely.
Not one in ten can take and digest
the plain oil. Nine out of ten can
take SCOTTS EMULSION and di­
gest it. That’s why it cures so
many cases of early consumption.
Even in advanced cases it brings
comfort and greatly prolongs life
mARPERS^WE'
|Ç?o5~»jaus
WIEIEIOrzr
Will continue to give week bv week during i B<> q , by means of i;!ustrati<,ni
snd test, all the important new* of the wurla in a clear and conrise n.an..ff
He ha«l gatheie«! lull statistics
about ibe 6 0 miles ui tailruud in the
POLITICS
province ai d aoout the sbipp.ng inter­
Independent of parties, devoted to
good government, it will not hesitate
to approve or disapprove, »lutever
the situation may be.
l’ne prov­
( iara vvas ad lid tu lit
ince oi S:tn’u
Ask your physician this aues-
tion, “What is the one great
rsrredy for consumption?”
He will answer, “Cod-liver
oil.” Nine out of ten will
answer the same way.
Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods, yet fat is neces­
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod­
liver oil. The plain oil dis­
turbs the stomach and takes
away the appetite. The dis­
agreeable fishy odor and
taste make it almost unen­
durable. What is to be done?
This question was ans-
v/ered when we first made
I
cents (or bean», ami the rest (or other
ests of lhe various hm Lors,
. .:)N ¡
luae to ì
«I * II*. »
vinate i.
>r I'm«
if
S. S. S. Is the Only (
Remedy Equal to this *
Obstinate Disease.
There aredosensof rv'inedies recommended for
Scrofula, some ot them no doubt K ing able to
afford temporary relief, but S. S. S. ia nu^dntely
the only remedy which completely cures it.
^•roLila is one of the m-ob>*t mate, deep
ated
bloxnl disenses, and is beyond the reach of the
many a«.»-called purifiers and tonics I mrcsusc ' »mey
t I hing
require«!.
S
mug more
nii’re than
ir.an a mere t t«»nic
me is
1« r»
qu::> «1
b S.
b. Su
i* '
’'It'
I
>J. trouble, and never fails to cure Scrofula, b’«*auiu ii
goes down to the seat of the disease, thus permanently eliminating exwn
trace of the taint.
Th«» serious c »nsequencea to which Scrofula surely leads
sb uld itn
. » up i those afflicted withit lhe vital im­
portance of x\a«ting no time upon treatment which can
not possibly ♦
- t »cure.
In many cases where the wrong
treatment tins been relied upon, complicated glandular
swellings have resulted, for which the dortora insist that
a dang<‘rous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr II. E. Thomns*»n.of Milledgeville, Ga., writes: “A
l»a«l case ef Scrofula broke out on the glands of my neck,
which had to tve lanced and caused me much suffering.
I
was tr< nted for a long while, but the physicians were un-
*hle
I my condition waa as bad as when I
I'*'43’''’
»t.
Many blood remedies were used.
Someone recommended S S. S., and
m » a »on aa 1 had taken a few bottles,
tly. 1 was soon cured permanently,
i sign of the disease to return.’’ Swift’s Specifl
S. S. S. FOR THE BLOOD
merable <*••*• ol i
I
he
living fro n 20 to 15 cents ad y—ailoa-
*
Generally speaking,
will have an
The genuine Dr. Villiams’Pink Pills foe Pale People are told only i.
packages, the wrapoer always bearing the full name. At all druggists,«
direct from the Dr.Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N.Y. 50c. per boa
2,471,000 s ick- chipped, an«l in l^-s. the
L'ominuml recently, an 1
a
ish'd
He han just fin­
it —1* rankly n
thuiugii
trip
.Mailhex»f, in Harper .•* Weekly.
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th r services must be dispensed with
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ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCROFULA
t n
XX
corns
Try it
amount oi su*
n Cartlensfe a -'l Ma
In b‘J4,
UhZAF.
t,lb
ted amwl off
»try to 1
grrnlest ronif
feel.
N. II.
Rutland Herald
Rutland, Vt.
New Hampshire Mentinel.. Keene,
N. H.
an of good disposition mid ha bits, obedi­ thiiia « cun be made by a Ten that will
ent and knowing her place willing ami
res'ilt in many happy huuri iu the set-
frady, active m.d cibcivnt, to cook,
An occasional a*.- j
tlemenl play ground.
wash ami Iron, <l<> general housework
Icrnuon «au be duvot levi to iiiriuhng and
mid take rare of children; evenings mid ,
iiftcrimons off w In n possible. Apply, rt-dreNMiug «l«ilb, making bean Lags and
Scrap-book*.
Uurk-bags
tilled
with
with references, etc., etc."
•><>«■ and <i oo, al! druggists.
SCOT*! v It'iW M , i
«■>t■», Xrw V. rk.
“Well?" said the lender*.
pit«« -« im k, hue, ilbbon »ml cloth are
"It’s not well, nt nil," responded th«- I v..gi»ly w«.««.ni d by little girls who
one looking for work.
"That
man. havuix-xii had *u. 1« dainty materials
They Want an Increase.
vvbovver he is, is mix,*rt ising for n xx ifr, '
irum w tilt h to make drebets lor lheii
I should any from t he mix rrt isement
At the mines of the Mountain C opper
• ml I'm not looking for that kind of I
Co., near Keswick, Shasta Co., Cal.,
I n th«- u indergarlen
•v job.
Just n plain liintl g.rl’s plae.
430 miners have quit work owing to «
Worsted,
coin
brads,
shellM,
Hower
i« good enough for me.”
refusal of the management to meet a de­
| eveds, pads, |
i!« and colored paper
mand for an increase of 40 cents per day
I art* a.ceplahh
STORES UP LIGHT.
bile picture* oi Iruita,
lor all classes of labor.
Various oom
tiowers and ai
de are always of value,
plaints are made by the men. They as­
< ertnlii
<|u«-«r
Suhstnnrra
W II Ich
Fur the itadii
out, it hernia impuHsi-
Set on SfoaHlo, rinf«*«
sert that the mine is worked in a reck-
I blc to secure
many magazines, pa-
in Ihr li«rk
I pns manner; that the ore is stoped
|H'tH and bool
B. iukh , of course, arc
from large masses without sufficient pre­
to lather roti^h
naturally aubj«*c*led
caution being taken in the way of sup­
Addi-
handling, and 1 do n t iaul long.
porting the ground, to insure the safety
tiunal copies are dv.-natde of ihrse, as
of the men, and that, as a result, the
well a« oi ai i Mandant works. Ganiei
ground is settling
This condition of
■viap books .ontaming likenesses oi
Rm
affairs, if it exists, is in itself sufficient
and women prominent in liteialuie,
1 lie.
cause for refusal to work.
It h alsi
« h io«* me always oi cdueation-
claimed that the accommodations «re in
( lolhing and sh«»vH, it in good
sufficient and squalid and that the (<«<»<
i, art* oi giral assistance in con
provided b.v the company is of inferior
Io* work. Every Ten, however,
quality. — Mining and Scien
von» (eel slid
out
17.G
I7'J9
will not ■
The hired girl out of a job east her u Ivn < can
do uxcrilvnl
excellent svi vice by ».-
ui du
eagle eye over the want
> of the slating with tiie pn’XFA' iih oi (bette club
newspaper.
“Wanted, wanted, vvant- 1 meuliii
¡In* g ri wiio baa luueiCdl ur
••d,’’ sh. read iii one or two line ads
I drama H ability I ihh here a (inerbarne
straight down the <• »lumn, J-iking her
There is
head nt intervals, iin if dixappointed in to : t her (ah’iit lor oilier«
her search. Finally her fa< e lightened ' nothmg more liriplul fur these club
na she aaw a iead«-d notice in another members timn the object lesson oi set-
gout, consumption, vxhooping rotigl
ami insanity. Tin* next morning Io* got
ue in­
»u
had found that the pay oi unskilled la­
« oistact bcc<>iut*s pnsieibiu between them
year iu UKeleaa doctor*« bill»."
After «tinner .Mr. llufkiiiM «pent tw«
hours in rending about rheumatism
1
if ltd k)
Ten cou^iattiog o( a
i ami the leaders oi the work
column of more pretensions than its
fellow >. says i I h Withliingtoii Star.
•She turned to it and rend it eagerly.
Then she threw the paper from her.
“What’s the matter?" naked the girl
with her.
"¡lend that," and ><he gathered up th«’
sheet and handed it over to the other
one, who rend this notice:
"Wanted
\ young and strong wom­
Slit,
according to the rules governing differ­
ent aeltlemente.
|«<i«MH.Ii>*d in such a manner that personal
Mr Hufklna, of Indiana avenue, eftnc
home one night lately with n big book
under Ida arm.
‘''There, I reckon (here’ll I»« an «’nd of
doctor’s bills In thia family after this,’
he said. "When the Hufkin««« get sick
iiftir this we'll do th«* only aemiiblf
think <iliigiio««' (he dixenxe our«t*lv«*M
take some simple remedy, nhv <* |5<X) u
au«i
Abuse rulM(uSjm’t «0 «bang* «ilhoul
nolic*.
Round trip tlcb.la und «•«. ur
•tua partir. at qwcisl r.i..
monitor
,l1" *’“* **''
I"
A tf’«n«l ol«l tt*un«J% (or ('i
mi
|„. 4r
mad« th« long ami
N. Y.
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12
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f ••
f ari«*s
0 ■ oprisi ion
miiitarv a-HiM
an 1 rupi
He told me that i*» his investigations be
and tine i may i»e supplemented by bales
( r< ■« rm ( liy and l.irtiti-. Pass **isg«
Line I'asarngrr Hairs
From Granta I’ ams
To Wilder ville
To I avvo s ....
Tn A n der so »
To Selma .....
To Kerby ..........
T. Waldo
Stet!.* rl*rk
ÜMqiMrt
Crr* ent City
Life rueu«lr?r>hip
illy.
or ent friairirnems, so that the respott*!*-1
into the «hoes
(eel swollen,
brave and
piians
-work
attained by the pay u»*?nl o( |25 or |3u,
h
Cuban WMMa's lit. raturr; r.omagaxlnr
1 ry Aik n • I out I ase
tret
McKinnon was a
of pervona promising
majority of college graduates may con­
wx/n after drinking it.
to be puri-
three1
a chapter mav
while
idly the girls over
satin striped with iMtmls of black lace
insertion and lined with white silk also
make a striking gown. These lace up
pllqurd sutins come Jn all the new fash­
ion able shmI••», especially the tints suit
able for evening wear.
your
crystal.
When Ibis is dons n is
k„()Bn
b. vejr.l.ble al. ohu
m vur-
(ireenfle'd Gaiette
.<ireenfiehl, mere®.
Slana
formed
that uh
»fi
«1 that
1792 Ne«* Jene-y State Gazette .
Tren­ ject I remembo
I—«unlaining mern-
ton, N I
and life membiert or 1
hand, figures sh
I7'»2 Gnurdisn, New Brunswick, N -I.
gar shipments h
itaiiiing Hieml>er pays j 1783 Portsmoutb Journal, Portauiotjtb
Lave
••IB 1««)I •»> talt.n with rbeuinalmn, which began in m, hln.,.«.
er».luallv .preud throughout my body. For two yur. and s t,
uu ■ouftned to my bad. employed nine of the be.i phy.i,-,»,.,
,
t.uy »nd two .peelallela from hew tor» city. They all d..
.
hopele.e, and nua'.ly fold lue that I had l.ut >la ueek. t. h,. ,
told them to lake their inedlclueaway ; th»lll 1 »ere u, dle j
,
lake no more of the atulT.
M v niece, who through her friend, knew or the good reen t> >ti.n
Int the ..ent l>r W llllain« rinkfllle for f»le People..•
mendodthem. She procured the pill, and b/ the time I b .il u-ei .. .
rtr-l t.os I felt hungry. Il.vinu had no appetite for » loni n„ r .
knew that the pill, were dole, me <ood. I continued their uw. .'dir
ter ukmi aeeeral bole» ue. nble to leave iny be l »nd go about »uh
the u»e of .-rutciie. I weiabed but IW pounds. A. mv normal w.irfl,
1, »I.OU' .MO pounds you can .ee how run down I h»d become dnrln'-
mv.lckneM. Alter taklnx thirteen bole« of the pill. I w».
,j
»<»!>>. andalthoucb les. then » year bad pu.eed I weiehed .v
...
1 continue.! the uh of the pills end Anally «•> able to abend.., mi
cruumee alto,ether, and am now aa well a» ever."
Mai I»««,',
231 Hamilton R l , Albany NY
Rworn to and subscribed hefore me this 17th day of Hentern!.er ;«■<
NKILS F. TuWSlUl, Notary Public, Albanyi o , S.Y.'
lie viel ltd
1792
aid
would be noticed; in Havana it Is ac man. having traveled very extensively
repteil as a mark of delightful feminin during his life, visiting almost every
lly.
Aa a eonar<|U»n<a. tbrra ia «H.lgnown |wrt („ ,he world.
,1» w.a .!»
Ktw>
The tnost beautiful material which
has been displaced for many a hmgdax
Is the new liberty satin scattered with
true lovers' knots In guipure ho«
( harming egrets may be obtained w ith
this lace wrought satin.
A black lib
erty sill In, with lover’s knots of w hite
lace, Is • fTrctlvr imide up over a lettuce
green lining, the green showing plainly
hrough the filmy Ince White liberty
At thi« season
mm
Thu remedy eipeUimpunUe» from the blood, and (uppliet the rrj.e™,
foe r.piily rebuilding wilted nerve tuiues. It has performed hur.dna?“,
elmo.1 miraculou» cures in uvere cues cf Rheuinslrm, nwny tmas sb '
doctors lud given up hope. Read thu »worn statement:
however, may be ioeocaplete, with Ii
not in its own journal at t.ie head giving yesr
»iritnsl in* e«tabl «binent and location
that
merits
Ey tbo
b<
inplish ils
am 'iig the inemb<?r» ol the T’t n and leav-
the slough of self-ahaMc*m«*nt.
Thcr* /Manila) American,
I mg each girl to rain«* h *r individual coll
ar«* only one or two societies of women
for the uplifting of their less fortunate
Minerals »ent to this otti
for an-iiy trih I'i /ij < I fb in any way moat cong« n-
sisters.
will receive prompt attention.
'¡he : lal to herself, th«- work can bw easily a«**
One of h»*r great faults is f hat she per­ a*Hays a ill l>e mad« by the bt
»<-*• ayisii- ' comjdiidied
A 'mi>»t any Ten lhat d«M*e
sists in lacing too tightly. In the midst
ii I «are to <l«-.\o’e much ot the yearly
of the danza I have seen many a lovely
AT THE STORES.
ii.cnui? to tLie calif« , can lit Ip ahin^ the
woman carried from the hall room |n a
dead faint—the cause, un unnaturally
'The display of huts for children is .movement by making the president or
I .*< me oilier olfi« er a tmH'vUining memtier.
small waist. Again, the most beautiful larger than ever before.
woman insists u|s»n spoiling her coin
in meet hctllcrntmie th«*re are •*la«s«.-s
('urrante nnri cherrlr« used ¡ in trim­
plrxion by her insane fashion of **oat- mings in red hats.
I hi drtN>*making, millinery, plain «ewing,
ing her face, neck, shoulders and arms
¡’lain gold at nd»-, with monogram* en­ «■ < king, English, ainbinetiu, hook keep-
with rice powiler to such a thjckuesaa» graved in Minall letters, worn by tailor
, ih /, t p vir.iing and
graphv. Iri
to give her a ghastly spjs-Hrnnce not girls.
[the <ii-iuiiLty
Chrictiaii
•wltk-meuls
unlike that of Pleiz/ette.—Gilson Wil
I l«e iiewrHt Ftrx*k c/dhirs, edged with
tiieie »re gorp I »ervice^ on Sunday
let, in Leslie’s Weekly.
narrow linen banda or lace-trimmed
in nn .
rtini <i/.«rtiuons. During the
rudleM of flne cambric.
'$•■«■ . tin .«.• .««•■ «dub meeting«*; for gener*
HUFKINS’ DOCTOR BOOK
The fabrics of spring arc a« »oft and
deLlcate ns the dainty attire of nature
herself on Easter morning.
Crisp, rustling silks have had their
day. *1 hr new spring silks are nil soft
and of wonderful beauty.
Matin Is in favor again, ami the not
rlty of the moment is lilwrly satin,
wrought with lace designs. The ex
(|uiaitrly soft liberty satins now come
plaidrd and striped with luce hour
tlons. 'I he lace Is applique«! upon the
satin and decorates It In transparent
bands.
«haken
j I
gives to the beggar, but »he w ill <|< valuable man to the hhip, ami his riii|>-
nolhing to raise that poor being out ol, mites «adly mourn bis death ■ The
FwbHrw iHelffiivfl f«»r
< «MtStifiifw for I p>lo<l>Mtr
l)r«*Mr rw.
A powder to I m >
slick.
ha- «*our>ptl«d the folio a ing list,
èt
i
I7M I Newport Mercnrv
mental c >r moral dev r.opmrut, 17M I CortnwlicQt
,r°P.
Conn.
r;q«jiry
•h H»«? (act
A h
1
I
Ma^*a«*h'is*t t
it Haare are
! I l«*in»'n t», like the
Wor«’e»ter, Man
(
where the worker« 1771
Pennsylvania
ph la, Ha
■ striving (or In
tnreelohl etlmalion
1779
New
Jersev Journal. Eliza
bcxly, mind am
-piriL
A Ten de«ii-
17M3 Augu«ta ( nronicle
AUL
'iw-e «ettlern«*nU ha« I
lb« ; to help any ol
I7HH Hampshire Gazette,Nurthan
rve
in
(lilTefvnl
ways.
|
•fl <
Mas«*.
Fill
Sa’em, Ms««
the ol*i and ever-new I7t>9 Mai in Gazette .
‘l"»»‘"«v ol warm
it briskly aith a
«tir
wilboot being really entitled U j
nint h <d a (actor in philan-
something to
of
never
niDf rea
oí
xhoubj
Many new-paper*,in I
oi the Mercury editor, c aim
•’ff<?rts for ««theft,
II
Orfc
watar mt» lhe prepared alieUe and then
mini!
for women Is a sure«-«», exc« pt when it
levotes Itself exclusively to the vanity
if it»subscribers, or when it prints only
Hl.t ¡rx ...
linr»
fashion plat«-» f,„,.
__ ... !.. < Lurity.
but to the sort least beneficial
She
SPRING COLOR FANCIES.
/
*•« •’>'
*%'ew York, London, Paris, her Illiteracy j
A first, requirement of a jileasing
room is to have the various pieces of
furniture In proper pr<q>ortlon to one
another in size, then distributed so
that they balance.
Thi» principle is
fundamental, and was responsible, try
exi-rri, for mi much monotony in hou««
hob! decoration a decade or two ngo,
where tin- vane on one end of the man­
tel was balanced by a similar one on
the other end. In order to break away
from th< her vltude of pair« and nets u
have gons, In a sort of a/tlatir frenzy,
to the other extreme, until all repos«*
is lost in a jumble of odd pieces < f fur
nitor«* and brie a ibrnr
Housewife.
Her
girl
drink, to separate the alcohol from che-
tween instruction and education,
Unless in a room of delicate color
ing, ligtit silk pilJows are not desirable.
Much pillows on a worn, dull sofa at
tract attention, by contrast, to its con
ilition; while those
dull color and
serviceable material would give one fo
urxlenitaiid unconsciously that th«* sofa
was worn because »«» rombirtable.
! Ib«>
seeming cheerfulness
0ii«*f
ij
it Las been a custom among seagoing
pure
faded arwl soiled.
«»f Ulrla
more.
narrow
while pwioimg tfacka.
si,.. I. h,.. in.tinp M. lontr aa yon
are content to r.’lrninate the intellectual
element.
Though well-born and well
brrd. .1.. llluatratrafhr.h.tin. Honla
color must le reenforced by a compan
Ion color.
A patchy look is given by
too many unaccompanied shapes or
colors.
A color or shape must have
some apparent relationship
other
colors or object» to give Imrmoriy to a
room. A bright color introduced Info
a room of sulelued coloring is a dis­
cordant oírle
It makes the others look
l*lrn(y
Men ury, that «
been pubiiahed »
that, with the coming of the Americana prix eus th® abelac will gallmr ar'/uml the
she is making Havana mm festive a» of stick and leavo the alcohol as clear a«.«i
square one does not.
However, one
shape must And response in something
else of the same shape. An oval o4>ject
must have a counterpart; similarly a
•*¡’vr stopped eronomiring ” »aid the
girl with tin- Vinlets, u* *' .
sbocciate. “I can’t ntTor«l j
my self this I at l‘m weai in
• ml saved ever so much
much that I fell able lo I
gown, and It will cost ihre« l
I saved before It'« finish, «I
the way. If a save a car tli-k
In
ing downtown I spend oi .
violets liefere I get horn,
I
to atop try Ing to save, atol I
i
a provrH) tog' ‘on my mante
me of it:
'A penny saved » a dollar
vv sated. '
lAuuee, according i
song Is a dirge
Hut now that the
macheta has given «say to the fan, now
that the mantilla hss supplanted the;
«word, the gayety of old may (>e re*
•umed.
Ho light is the heart of the
( uban woman, aa Mr »a th» world I,
quest
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
for Pale People are a
Positive and Permanent
Cure for Rheumatism
in thè
There are 14 nei
McKinnon, chief boatwain
in
anti Frank-
rain a*huira-
Sc* «papers 100 Years Old.
from th* effects of drinking wood aleo-
bol, having t»ken it fren» a ih< ..«• pot
enne»rn»d. ao natural ia her
Form Is as important as color Vari}
rooms seem arranged according to a'I
Ajuare, few people reeognizii'g th<
value of the round or elliptical In shape
A rouml <>r oval gilt frame gives to n
room a luxurious aspect which a prim
Another new spring fabric for one’s
very brat gown is crept-«! «ilk. The silk
has a glossy finish and Is a maim of
crinkle*
Pt au dr sole and gros grain
satin will renew their old-time popu
larity this spring, and for tlielr wear­
ing capacity these silks arc unequal?«!
Among the new colors arc the wedge
wood blue*, the fern grr< ns, prune,
which Is a rich, reiki uh violet, ami i. m >
wood are attractive names for a new red
with a
brownish tinge.
( hie a go
( hroniclr.
ao'icated prob­
Monmlnnck, died al ooon Saturday
men when
tu an exbaas-
imn governai
A . r. K r»
the fa«-e. And still they sing for if grief
is a fever, it is Intermití»-r t. but their
and
with the ifdil.itu«l»’ of thought
!Www
A. 0.
i material
V and su
Root T»*a.
Death from W«xxi Alcohol
were toodeep for tears, they »til! smile;
but the smiles are the kind that wrirdch-
A slight indefinite pain in the joint» is the f’rst si<rn clp'
matiim. Then come the aching; pains and tenderr.c-.
agonising cramps, the fever and restlessness that chara^
this disease.
When you feel the first slight pain, begin to take Dr.'-'
jams* Pink Pills for Pale People, and the progress of the due
will be arrested. Neglect this and you will regret i„
bor con
rary bind
Hi« k 1R»«U< Ur».
vana is “made up simply of Cuban wom­
the ri<4i
en and Y'ankee army officers.”
War
Arsi rarest of ieweb will sparkle and
devastated the homes of the rich no less
in their hungvr will wa/sivr,
than those of the poor, and now from
even the wealthiest households a father, >hail sleep r«or awak«-n when morninj
ton, brother, husband is missing. In
society, this and that young señor— Tlx* rolled and the ra/gvd, the fo» i
where is he? Where are they«>ur garis­
friawi,
tocrats who used to set the pace in this ' AH oi them hurry i
ing on U> the end,
Paris of the Antilles? Many of them lie
Nearing the grave with a rur*r or a pn
'neath the "long grass’* in graves un-l' 7
marked. Of many a family of wealth ■ ,o‘r,4C m !I goirig- <»<xi only know« w
frftm law.
A good irook or magazine is never out
of place on a table or tabouret, or in
any room.
It 1« often a substitute,
when a guest is kept waiting for a few
*
raached
« that are I
One surprising phase of the eonii-
hat rre
nentsl Interest in Cuba is the Dumlter nf
inquiries that have come fr«>m young
men who are kjoking for wives, who
want to know what the chances are for Hand» that h
marriage and a happy home “down Harwi* thx
dMj »Hl
there in Havana.” If these young men H«**ru th
k> a p«ir*
with domestic yeaminga. who seem un­
Heart« all
able to And a bride in their <
Houla thal
can frame the lang«iage of lov«
ish words, their chances for *euri ng Houli« thal
a Cuban wife are excellent. For Amer­ (>»v in th«'ir m I s
ican officials rep<;rt that society in Ha­
to drsw atieaUou.
The ususl three
pieces for mantels ar% as a rule, too
Do Your Joints
Pain You?
regi thor
CUBAN WOMEN.
^*y<Bert e t y_a**l*«T*"•-0 -
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