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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20

At the residence Of 5. p. Rewlett. one and
one-half miles northwest Of this city, BY
Rev. W. X. Marshall. pastor Of the NJ. f.
Church, Mr.. Alon1o B. Rowle,t and Mis-
Estella A. Collins.
At the Catholic church in this city yes
terdsy evening, At 4 o'clock, by Father
Graham. Mr.. Matthew Myers to Mis-
Della Ryan; all Of this city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-20
Special Correspondent.

From our Special Correspondents.
i'''N' wAsnnsesOs, Nov. 10eh. 1877.
The Congressional history Of the past
week has been noted for two events of more
than passing interest to the country. The
silver bill" passed the House BY . majority
that leaves no doubt Of its passing in the
Senate. The resumption repeal bill, now
under discussion in the House, 10 likely to
follow suit; and these two measured, with
the stoPpase Of contraction. mean practical
resumption 90 far - silver i concerned,
because they would make greenbacks equal
in value to coin, the very article "
promised to pay bondholdezs With. II gold
should be little higher than greenbacks,
let the skylarks take what was Nominated
in the bond" or wait till gold assumes it,
proper relation, which will not b long
after the restoration to honor Of the old
silver dollar,
The country is fairly waking up on the
subject Of having sound national currency
OF greenbacks, and you need not Be sur
Prised to see some Wholesome lesislasion
Tor the oppressed bondsmen Of the West a
we'll NJ the PlethOric bondholders of the
East.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

HUGO AND GAMBETrA are thus described
by Mr.. Smalley, as he and Mr.. Tilden sa
them at Theirs funeral: "Here, as in the
street and the church, there are two men on
Victor Hugo and Gambetta. AS we stood in
the hall, the great poet twice passed US;
white haired, eagleeyed, square faced
square -shouldered, short OF stature, firm Of
gait, with a look at once OF intense watch
fulness and intense self-cOncentratiOn; see-
ing everything about him At once, and never
quite sing his consciousness that he him.
self was best worth seeing of all. Gambstta
10 OF much the same hight, but unwieldy in
bulk, and walking like q man whose flesn Is
q burden to him. There is q burden on his
race, Also, weary air, - unlike as possible
the fresh alertness Of manner which still
marks the veteran Hugo, who is almost
ities Of Gambetta's political life have tol 1 on
his body, but the single eye burns with as
hot and clear flame as ever. There Is the
same toss OF the head from time to time, as
II 10 free the arteries of the neck from pres
sure and feed the brain with full fiow Of
about the man, no doubt, as about most men,
but, from the shoulders upward, the physi-
cal expression, II 1t be animal In any sense,
Is lion like. II you see GambettA for the
nrst time you are disappointed at the want
ofdignity In lis proportions, but you end by
tlon OF mental power and personal force
which triumph over all disadvantages.
Tnere is q want of refinement IN the features,
but there is vigor In every line, and q Ger.
tain splendOr OF impatence in his face,
which makes you admire more than ever
the self control and the iron will which for
the last i've years have subdued the impa-
thence, and kept his own soul In subsection
to the necessity of calming the fears OF his
cOuntrymen.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

so many erroneous accounts of the origin
and life of Mebem ct Ali Pasha, the Turkish
commander, being abroad, the following au.
thentlc facts may be of interest: He is a
German by birth; his real name is Karl D,-
troii; his birthplace, Magdebury. The fatner
was q musician, OF HuguenOt extraction, but
OF somewhat loose manner of life, who left
his wife and two children taking up his re ;.
idence at Berlin. The mother, a careful, in
dustrlOus German housewife, lived I'm a
dwelling belonging to the French Reformed
Cnurch AT Maedeburg, doing her best to ri We
q cod education to her children.
AT school, young Detroit, a somewhat bold
and audacious boy, generally was on the
first form. His stratesical qualities soon
showed themselves TO the many set attacks
which The preparatory school, of which he
was member, carried on. accor ding TO the
Ps1gnSclous German fashioc, with the pupils
OF the neighbOring burgher's school. Espe-
clally In winter time, when German bows
construct snow fOrtreSses and bonn bard each
other with snowballs not anfrequeltly hard
eneu win dangerous Jumps of ice, did young
Detroit develop his military skill and
prowess as leader in attack aud defence.
me same, 1t may be remembered, is record
ed of Napoleon l.
Alter having attended the lower classes OF
ihe Dome grammar school, Karl Detroit
lett, IN order TO go on board ship. AT the age
Oh 10 The captain of the Hamburg mer-
chant vessel and his crew being a rougl lot
the boy ran away I'm 1871, when The Sh 10 an
cnnred AL The BosphOruS. Ia the pala e of
All Pasha, the then minister OF foreign AZ
ing become convert To Moha m m 2 aniS N
he was sent TO the military academy AZ Con-
stantinople, where he soon rose to the first
place. Those who saw him there were struck
with the thorough reutonic app pearance OF the
air-haired boy, VINO spoke German aud
French with equal huency, and whose hab-
Its were the most studiOus
In 1853 he was appointed lieutenant in the
general s'af of Omar Pasha. In 1854 he OBJ
tained The rank of captain, being In garrison
at Shumia. AT the headquarters OF Omar
Fasha there We're then many English,
french, Italian and Spanish officers, either
as Gelegates of their governments or as sim
pie volunteers. Captain Detroit. whose re-
nned manners distinguished him in society,
formed many arQuaintances and friend shi os
at That time with officers OF higher rank,
such as General Prim. Having served dur
Ing the Russian war at the Danube anl in
the Crimea, Meha med Ali" gradually rose
20 the RANK or major general; but after the
death OF his friend and protector, Ali Pasha.
his advancement was = slow one. Only in
me present year he received the marsh AIS
baton. His appointment to the Command.
tn-ch1ef OF the Danube certainly seems to
nave turned sne fortune OF war; London E1-
dyliner.
Evening star., 1877-10-06
ChsPerOning American Girls.

Our Iris are the bodest of all, part being
the boldness OF innocence aud part the bold
ness OF 1mpudlclty; bat from VIII ateyer IL
comes, 1t does not sit we'll on a young wo
man she Is often uader the imoce.SIon
mat her fast ways, her slang, ami her free
dom with the man is what he admres and
thls Is her mistake, for evsn tbs rake feel )
The caarm OF a 10 Jiest woman, al wien he
selects his life pat1er sA, - his ch Di -; in a
word, Tue m Al passes his time with tIe f4s,
person Tor his amuSem ,nt, bl. wl.l t.
comes TO the serious business of life, s1Cl Hs
marriage, c'est uae di'rS p1tre de nl ine ies.
The 81 Be what you seem or see n wlu Won
De-" or the foreigner, a Id res5ed ID ths for
ward MISS by way OF explanation for nat
nral mistake which he male 10 re gard to her
moral status, ought to be taken a a ie ,5On
Oy all young women like her.
For the mother TO rema n In an upper room
yawning and talking with other chaperOns
while her daughter, with laisser aller man
ner OF three or four O'Clock In the morning is
man heated with wine, ca hardly be called
serious chaperOning, for If there Is any time
Al which the mother should be with her
daughter, 1T is at that ume-it Is then that
she assuredly neeis her Ordinarily, the
mother WHO chaperOnes, as she calls it, sepA-
rates from her charge at the ball-room, ani
does not see her again until the twain depart
from the house.
In France there are two rows OF chairs
around the sides of the dancing room, the
spective mothers behind them ol thu back
row. The daughter goes forth TO tn saltation
win The maternal approval, and At its con-
cluslon she Is Immediately conducted back TO
her place before the mother. IL would per-
maps De too much To expect merlcan moth
ers and daughters to comply with such q
rigid rule In their dancing entertainments
but they might at least remain in the $ anne
room, where the young would be under the
eye OF the elders.-t Albert Rhodes, in The Gal-
OLy for October.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

with dark brt Wa mar, b eek sTarkling ey -,
oil We skin and nneIy.chi 7eled IL u res and
II his step mother - a. fbnd OF him ~ the
kind matron aud lady IN snagers of the ex-
csllent institution In which hs has been SO
carefully raised, no fears need be felt for his
future welfare "a success.
LATER-MhETlSG OF FATHER AND SOy.
Intelligence was received by the pol ce here
TINS week that Willie arrived W IN his escort
road stat on with the IA her OF the boy AMI
the lad's stepmother, waiting 10 re ,eive him,
and the mayor performed the stra 1ge cere-
mony Of introducing the son to the faith II.
The meeting was most aft scti 1g one. Toe
father looked the lad over from head 10 foot
and then embraced him. Tle stepm other
took a friendly interest in her new srge,
while Mayor Parsons looked on with that
peculiar pleasant twinkle of his eye 20 see
The happy accomplis bment OF a humane
work that has required so much inquiry
correspondence and travel. Willie is to be
semi 10 school.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

Paralysis Is q sweet soOther OF hum IN
amlctions, desideratum, q usufruct de-
Voutiy TO be wished. Say to them that NV
health was never better."-[S J. T1den
oIThe syntax editor of the Rridgenort
osdnddrd says the principal point OF diff .r-
ence between the endorsement o., note aud
ne come on the Capitol at WashiaRton Is
tunda.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

ME-. R.J0AoUIH MILLER's forthoominR poer
fs to be called "The Baroness or Nov YORK ,
and II Is said TO be tho widest and most ro
mantlc effort or bis genius. 1t contains the
following Characteristic apostropha t(
GOthAm's fashionable avenue,-
beautiful, long, loved avenusl
80 faithess to truth, and YET 30 true,
Thou camp in battle with the shouts In air
The neiGhing of steeis and the trnmp..t's blsre
Thou iron faced sphinx; thy steadfast eyes
Enc mpass all seas Thy hands likewise
Lay hold on the peaks The land and tho ssa
YAK tribute alike, and the mystery
But the scroll Of the Past rolled into the saw,
0throbbine and pusing proud avenuei
Thou mistress Of pirates Thou heart of fire.
Thop heart Of he worlds heart, pulsngto
The bald, white poles. 50 old, - new
nude, yet garmeHted past desire.
IIhon tall splendid woman, bend TO thee;
We fhv majesty, mystery
ny touches OF sanctity, touches of taint,
80 grand as q sinner, good q a saint.
Evening star., 1877-10-06
VI HER.

Lead 'hy D 9th .~ri erlv
i,.ru lii-'- Il 4 "a e
Cue her TnH VA rhy -plpsrt,
NV III. la : on rhin-
See upon her loving ftc-
Thu-- d, y lines - crrs,
1hfuk-tt Wa scT toll sr theR,
Left ths5 r,cpri fh'r
Ne'r forge her tir-l--- watch,
kcp b. dat ar1 Night
Tshing from h. sg-p- tn- Eraca,
Frosa hs 7 eve lac ii ghr.
Cheri~h ~eil her isIiaIJ. heart,
Which, through WAY wears.
Ech"et with it, SFmpt. n
All thy smiles an tears
Thank God tpF ths m othe : love,
G4Srt n y ICrie - ha1n,
For h bitter, paTtin Z hour,
Cpmeth all ,pn SON
When thy graceful re eniernes-
Loses power e. save,
Earth will hold ~ drarer -p1t
Than thy mother sgraVv.
Evening star., 1877-10-06
IFnR THv rvrVrVG STAR.
OTR INDIAN NfHES

What lovely names lake, stream, aud mount here
bore, "
IRE came the race. who, not content To wasts
he itid The tribes, even things f air di-nlar.f
And hauished " hat thcy never could r.-torI
The wcud- = charm from words wild music wore
Mfi"sli"u- sounds the v ater~'- murmur- zrac-J.
In syllable< we're beauteou= pictures traced
The prairie : silence, and the cataract roar
2 sttie trw ~ those euphouiau~ titles still
niger where once thp=a du-kv pn-t- dwelt-
Eyen y here dS I'll I--oft &c hpIng from of wore.
And Aualpston, Antcn-tia melt
W rh -Nrstnes- my ear. and with a thrill
f0ts mac voice / on his rocky shore.
W l. sHoENAKER
Evening star., 1877-10-06

THE ENTIRE STOCK
DRY sooDs
RRoDHEAD's,
1908 FStreet, between lih and isfh streets.
n be tnered Aud beicw Cost FOR Casa Tor the
next Twenty Days.
Tits stock q Back - Ks, NelVets. Cash
me re, Alpaca. Dress Goods Of ali ki-ds, Bia k~s
NstsrpIcts flauteis, shsN l.. rsbi- Jiuens.
Ug-, chir ing. Tosrls, Oorsets. Hsuskerchiefs,
Hosiery Hi Gloves, sc. SC 1his fs a oppn--
tuuitN a. purChsse rsclass gnods quantities 10 suit
lhr buyer ~ snd bel ~ importers manufacturers
qlc~-, ano tn - Nishng - save money should caa
early and secure chuioe podr ~
RKODIEEaD's.
seps6 tr f2OS y, bsf. I.sfh aad sfL SIS
Evening star., 1877-10-06

SCOTCH RREAKFASTs-TheS Scotch brea b.
fast - so good that DR.. Johnson who heart
lily dlsliked Scotland and most of its ma
lives, acknowledged that the best thing a
man could do, were he an epicure, would b .
To brea his fast in Scotlanf. He said this
during his journey TO the Hebrides, in 1873,
and the record is truthful to this hour
Cnie1y for the benefit of the brains-thOugh
the elders do not dIs1ain such simple, whole
some fare-a great bowl OF stir ab out, m ade
from oatmeal, smokes on the breakfast
table In middle-class Scottish houses. There
are also tea and coffee cold meat and game
PIE, eggs and mutton, ham. that great dish
a red round of beef, cakes OF ali SORTS and
sizes. oitenti mes cold Sleeps head Walter
SCOTS favori,e dish). fish. fresh aud salted
al sorts OF preserves, and the inevitable and
pleasant-tasted, as well as wholesome ish
OF Dundee marmalade. composed Chiefly of
the rlch rinds of bitter oranges, bOilei down
into rich, thick jelly, with the finest La mp
sugar. Nor must the finan hadiy. delicate
and finely favored, be unmentioned here.
Evening star., 1877-10-06
CLOTHING.

h H NGfo-h W ofaffb
THAT ITnaY PROVE
To YOUR INTEREST To READ.
The Right Tine To Do Thing
I. when
IL Can Be Done Best.
Favorable oppor. .usi.ics Are Il Rare o .ourrenoe,
And Should Re Improved
When Firt Presented.
In DeieTrirs an Action
Until Compelled % Perform II,
You Often Insure
Your Own Disalvsu.age.
Theee Truths. though brosi in th.ir sene-sl zig
nhCsrt-. and applicable - ali The details Of ii-. .
-.p cali NAusbl- IN the light q their reference
tn sl. 'upTtsnt question OF
RESPECTABLE WEARING APPAREL
AFEw FATS IN THIS OoSNEC rIoN
MAY BE WORTHY or NOTE:
Now ~. ii h. time to tuy you @ tA'ns. b.
c u Va vii nI d = better stock G selecs tr IA.
- Q, il the meet f.vorsble opportunity you ylr
Vrfres Sd ~ - v,ry IsrF- peTcru'aga var TIA
r'. d. csu 3 bought for after a very few days
To Nor deter IN, ing until I'D weather oaupa .
IN , then u wll have u pay more aud ut tl
:, good = election.
FOR SHORT TINS
oUR STOCK Is OFFERED
At Less Than Wholesale Prices.
BUY TODAY.
HASLK skOTHHtsS
NEE AND RpYS' CLprHThRS
o.tsT Corner Serestsh and - stree a.
BA sGIfSS.
CLOSING our LOIS.
CYs' CNTRrOsTs.
S. csch,
Fone of them worth gre.
sENs CyERCOATs,
Sh. 'onstAs sud light weights,
For Ss.
Tn above goods repr sent a-cumu'stions whie.
turpote, arr really cheap
lam oresi'. & also, some rssllg desirable
BED FLANNEL Drawers
For 81 90 aid Sla.
Qualities tia; de ign not keeping Ia stock here
afIer.
am now orenins larse ssortmsnis Of
EEApYMADE SUITS from sls,
BEATY MADE OvERoOATs from so,
READY HADX PANrALooNs from eaup.
hERINo SHIRTS ard DRAwRHs from 81 90 and
AfRINo SHIRTS from % to 90 inches.
hER1So DRAWERS from &c to 56 inches.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS, large range Of
sizes.
soAELEr sHIRrs and DRAWERS Of nne quail
ONE PRICE ONLY.
GEO. c. HENNING,
octar 40 Serenth street.
FALL OPENING.
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING,
FALL OPENING.
Fall has come, ans
am ready for il, With
Of Ready inside s,tiosa. Cloth,
ing offered.
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING,
ELEGANT CLOTHING.
Ny goods represent
the latest New York
ST. les. Buying for
cssh, enables me 10
cell remarkably
cheap.
A. sTRAUs,
A. sTRAUS,
A. STRAUs,
A STRAUs,
A. sThAUS,
A. STRAUS
Every caller, vhe
ther intending 70 pEy
or TO merely look a.
nay goods is treated
IN the same poiits aud
cordial manner
lOll PA. AyENUR,
lOIl Pa. AVENUE,
1O11 PA. AVENUE,
lall PA. AvNNUn,
1911 PA. AVENUE,
AOIl PA. AVENUE. san,r,r
A SILVERBERG'S
Evening star., 1877-10-06

ANOTHER BIG LOT OF
DRY GOODS JUST RECEIVED. at
CAETER s, sOs MARkET SPACE
Good Canton FLANNEL Ca the widest double uidta
atsr pr sol 1lcth, ntalis two BaTds wlte, uIlE
g. the best tslcous that made, beautiful siyl.-
tslightly soiled only ~. Uufth :. splendid Han
bets 81 S., he'd T~ ill Flannel IS VERY large trt-
m-nt u beautiful Dress Goods -ust rec-itsd m 81
the ues shsdes-bruuEe. Brown. Navy Blue, Dsrs
Green, Seal Brown, la, IS. a.. %, IS 81, s. puro
shades. only 81, worth IS. Black CaShmsre- tne
Videst double width, very fee, only s.. Black Al
Tag a., yery hne and very vide, only . Ne
= ling sn excellent Black SIX ~ ~ Very large
a-st ttIent ~ tA-simpres m-n = .ud hOys ~ear.
Iest yard vide Bed Tick that D. made. n remnants
u bhached Cotton. remnants Sh-etng Cotton. rem
nants Table Linen. Vcry cheap.
sepai-tr CARrEH's. sOg MarAet spaoe.
DERRY & BROTHER
Are nov exhibiting iuI lines ot
STANDARD MERCHANDISE
AND LATEST NOVELTIES
In Staple and Fancy DIV GOopS. HAVING one ~
the LAkGksT ana BEtT SELECTED stocks In
the cry, which We have bought for Cash, We are
able 90 offer
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
. regards style, Quslity, AID Prio.. Customers,
Memhers OF Congress, Strangers, and the Pubic are
Invited 70 inspect our GOODS. Samples sent ssd
ONE PRICE ONLY.
PcaassscoSSa s~~~~s.
sepn Corner eh strest.
Evening star., 1877-10-06
TEw FATS IN THIS OoSNEC rIoS
My BE MORTIfY OF NDTE.

Nh Be Is OkIHl OF NUIE:
Now the ri ~ time 20 tuy you @ .th'nV. b.
vii hI = better stock & selec, frHtn.
- J. j. the meet f,vorsb'e eppnrtuuity you ~.
eve. hsN. g bG 'uur tl1fhilg frr IN. r.s~or tfrs
" fTe - ~ - = y,ry lsrE- peTcruraga Wsr TIA
g.. d. Csu = buugi Z for after a very few dsys
To N"r deter hus ing until cid weather cnnpa
y'u then y u vail have u pay more aud at hl
coed = election.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

NO ENTERPRISE THERE.-A Detroit mer-
chant, whose clerks take q custOme er's money
stance, Fifteen from fifty," instead OF nut
ting The figures down and silently passing
up piece OF paper, employed q young man
the other day who seemed to have every re.
Qulslte necessary for the position. II the
youna man thought so, too, he also argued
that he could improve on some things. He
followed the routine manner of passing up
his cash for half day, but at his nrst sale
after dinner be handed In q quarter and then
possible twenty i've" The merchant didn't
have the enterprise to appreciate the innoya- :
tiOn, and the clerk at once discovered that All
bis CreedmOof practice had been time thrown
aWay.-tDefrost Free Press.
"EYEs have they, but they see no"-pota-
,oes-EIehdn9e. "tars have they, bit they
Arms have they, but they hug not"-wlnd-
ihey, but they talk not"-wagons-PJ PJugh-
SeePae Pres. Legs have tney, but hey
WAX n0."- tables. - Poughteepsie Ne,os.
caooages-HudsOn Register. "Noses have
ney, out they smell Dot'-pitchers "
Eoe1tn0 Express. "Hands have they. b II
hey clasp not'-watches Washington S.ar.
0Proverbs-"A short lobster is soon cur
fiea. The perslmmon knowe;h its own
bit'erness."-lM Y. World.
marks the Tribune. sis about as valu able AZ
an umbrella without q handle" General
Banks read IL, and rising excitedly. said
.'Who dye call an umbrells?''-( Rocaester
pemOSrdt.
0This is what Plato said: "There is no.b.
Ing SO delightful as the hearing or speaking
OF truth" And this il what We say: s.Pi sto
on ght 10 hang around this ONCE q few DAYS
In Tire trout season. and enjoy himself
tBrsdoeP0rt Standard
Evening star., 1877-10-06

r CYS' CNTR"OATS.
s. rsch,
Fons of them worth gre.
sTNs CHE8COA~S,
Sh,I ionstAs snd light weights,
For Ss.
Tn above goods repr sent a-cumu'ations whier
w'ah t. Get rid ~ a'd VII they viii serve Ole
turpute, are really cheap
Evening star., 1877-10-06

FOR SHORT TINS
OUR STOCK Is OFFERED
At Less Than Wholesale Prices.
BUY TODAY.
HASlaE SkOTH HtkS
NEE AND RpY~' CLprHIhRS
o.iSu Corner Scrensh and - stree a.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

AM ore,i'g also, some rssllS desirable
Red FLANNEL DRAWERS
tor 81 90 AID 81 50,
Qualities that 1 de ign not keeping Ia STOCK here
afIer.
Evening star., 1877-10-06

a new Kind OF plush, thlnner than the or
dtnary plush, with dark ground, which
closely initiates fur, but into the surface of
which white hairs are thickly introduced, is
used as q trimming for fine, soft Gamers
The material and trimming as combined in
this way makes very stylish indoor dresses,
as well as light. warm AMI graceful Co.'S
tunes. exactly adapted to later fall wear,
with felt hat and the long uudressed Kid
gloves In q lighter tint of the color Of the
cloth of which the costume is composed. Toe
new gallOOns for dress trimmings have black
or dark grounds, em brOidered in India or
Persian patterns, and are more used for nne,
all wool materials than for silk although they
trim silk very handsomely when 1t Is required
only Is . wrapper or for indoor purposes.
which the pattern Is executed In . single
color on dark ground, but these do not come
under the category of fashion"
BUTTONS.
Buttons vary as much in size a. In the
material of which they are composed. Small
round buttons Of silk to match the costume
or It's trimming are among the best of the
unObtrusive sty les; but every variety
darkly- shaded or irrideecent pearly dark tor
'oise shell and ebony, ivory and grained
wood are pressed into the service In order to
satisfy the demands OF the modern neces sity
for matching every detail In the design and
material or the trimming OF the dress.
THE NEW HAT AND THE NEW BONNET.
When the great millinery "openings" for
the season have taken place and the newest
and prettiest styles in bonnets, hats, caps
and nondescript articles In headgear dis
played, 1t 10 not to be supposed that We are
to be confiued to one shape or one STYLE in
hats or bonnets. SO far from this the shapes
are multitudinOus almost a. the sands upOu
the seashore, and II long faces or round faces
or square faces or faces with no shape at all
do not get the frame to suit them IL must be
because they are unaware OF their own pecu-
liarities and their own requirements, aud
moi because they cannot be met. But there
Is always one APE and enc design which is
disiinctively new, or new With lut being dis
Evening star., 1877-10-06

Theee Trufhs. though brosf in thsir general zig
fts sud zrplic sbe u all The details vf lit
CislN NAiusbl- IN the light q their reference '
III. Al nj Ttsnt question OF
RESPECTABLE WEARING APPAREL
Evening star., 1877-10-06

nj EISNER a cos
DUTCH SrOMACH BIrTrRs
(Booaeke1rS Of Mag Bttfs,,.
~ &sd4cos, coneorfiou Of the 81 od aud Ioss Of eoe
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GLovEsi CLOVES CLOVES
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Evening star., 1877-10-06

A SILVERBERG'S
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
Fine Crystal Goblets, Sc ,er At
heayy Hotel Goblets, 75c rer set
toi,d Tnn,t, ~ mn Avenue Goblets, $50 per set.
Ga p,,.,' ,Sels' Oak pattern, Soc: per sst.
nehdooine Plated Castors, s. bottles Al
P.s,.t P.w fastern, p, double plated, o..
ntated Pichle Stands. a.
Folks At 81 Der set " Aos ePoons sno
solid eel silver plated Knives, a mar set
ivory Handle Table and Desert niyes. = 4 so >sr
Gall Bells, q Breakfast Bella &c
Knife sa.s., S .G.e. se g &c., and sSd Per pair
rrsSs. SOC Essrs g sOS lam .nd o. sst Fine Jspansd
"a. ts.5s .ssort%ent q BoQuss Holders and vaee. .,
- % ISc; .ach. decid-d bargain
inot nlnstsa nottoes, vers handsome, At Soc each
0LVERBER6s0.
-.N. Metropolitan Bazaar.
-Y-o- s,eo ,s,0 III Ith st., near Pc aveuus