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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

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An elegant variety of green house plants.
j. f. JENKINS,
Scotsman.
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5 T. GE0RG
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Strictly First Glass.
PRICES, 81 PER DAY.
j. b. MCLEOD, Manager.
MartindaIe a shultx-BurlingtO
Kansas,
Manufacture four grades OF flour
Patent,
MartindaIe a. ShuItx- Burlington.
Kansas,

Patent,
Kitchen Queen,
White Rose.
Centennial.
Their Patent -four is better than any flour
that has ever before been offered for sale on
this market The Kitchen Queen is always
up to the standard, the White Rose and
Centennial always reliable. Ask your gro.
Ger for Martindale & Shult2' Patent -four,
ard you will get the finest flour this market
affords, or your money will be refunded,
T. L, MARsALs.
Wholesale Agent, D.,h,s.
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THE HERALD AND COMMERCIAL.


Ma j, Barn ID our Fort Worth agent
sad correspondent Any person desiring TO
nuhIm on business for tho paper can mad
mat bio headquarters, al the VI Paso hotel
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27
GRAND WINDSOR

coi'ihoulouS r1olei III me S0uIn.
Arrivals up to II o'clock last even
ing:
Captain John Price, Morgan; Harry Leslie,
New York; A II Afford, Z G Williams,
Texas; X Holland, CommaEche; F Helfrics,
Galveston; W L Canneday, New Dreams; i
w Littlehale, Texas; j Ii Britton, Sherman;
Alphonse Lowe, Galveston; Ii 9 Elliott.
st Louis; Alex. Burke, St Louis
Ollie Rice city; } r Marryfeld do; r Emer-
son, St. Louis; Chas Bettcrton, Coleman
City; r B Hubbard, Tyler; T I Griffith,
Summit, Ala; Il G Griffith, do; j o jackson,
Petersburg, Va; r II Boykin, do; Chas NJ
Wells, Marshall; Jas Nose, Fort Worth;
j II Ilsley, jr, New Orleans; VIM Sullivan,
New York; R H Cousins, do; w E Wea,h.
erly, Grapevine; 4 J Lysscoms, do; n
Gent Mckinney; d NJ Oldham, Galveston;
Joe G Booth, New York; j L Scully, Mar
shall; } Simons, Texas; W Ii Middleton, do;
u A Graham, st Louis, Mo; A a
Prescott, Chicago, Ills; Pegett, do;
John Il Rogers, Ian aster; II S Cooke, w
Stafford, j G Jennings St Louis; o II Weang,
N !; Ed johnson, jr, Boston: Frank Ed
w,rds and wife, Chicago; L NJ Howard,
Philadelphia.
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yhc coolest and most com Portable
umacrwear IN the celebrated Feather
weights NJ u, N Kahn A. &c -
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These are Not Claims They IRE Facts!
IN OUR
,''' '''''''''''''' f''''''''',''.,,,,u,
Furnishing Goods De'tmem

''''''''' ,''l1,,,,,,,,,,,
viii be found the Latest Noyellle.
Largest Variety and Best Stock and
lowest Prices Mems Undcrshir,s JOa
Mems Socks, l9c; Shirts, SOC; Collars, 81
a dozen--up to any price you may want.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

The largeststock of EsereaIe shirts ~
ouest prices at Il IA. Hahn a. Go n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-27

The CONCENTRATE HOUSE is newly
fnrn'she1i board and lodging 81 per week.
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SHIELDS

Remember r.. NJ. Kahn e. co. MAKE
n speciality of Clothing TO order.
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IN OUR
''''''''''''"'''''''''' tt''''f''t''''''',,
Mems Suit Department.

We will furnish Fun Suit for So or
7 80, ors so, or 0, or 10 or IL, or Is, or
10 90, or Is, or 20. or % 80. or $25, to
suit the purchaser.
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At the "CrNCINNATI HOUSE" YOU
viii had supsib tapr; nearT. & ?. d pot
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IL IL Conceded by everyone that ~.
Kahn a. Co.'s ~ really the henuInH,~
tiers for the nnsst selection Of slo'hi"s
I'm Dallas.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
LeHGNnA, Canal.

Paris, 7.-Lesseps announced ct the last
meeting Of the Academy of Sciences that
the operations for carrying out the
scheme Of the Panama Canal are about
to be begun under the auspices Of syn
dictate composed ofthe principal financial
establishments OF America and Europe
New York, 8.-Henry Bionne, score
tary Of the Suez Canal Company, writes
to the Herald controverting Nimmo on
various canal matters, and particularly
en- the points Of the amount ofshipping
that would pass through the proposed
Panama Canal, and that vessels would
De mainly steamers. Bionne declares
that had Nimmo been . practical nsvi-
gator, be would know that sailing yes.
sells can much easier utilize tie Pansms
Canal than the Suez
The Commercial Bulletin: The pos
session Of the Panama Railroad is the
sine qua non to the construction of the
Panama Canal, as it affords the neces-
aary working basis. 1t will, however
cost the canal company &c. 600, eco francs
which, with the payment to Lieutenant
Wyse of 10000. 00O francs, will sbsort
50, 0O0, 600 of the 400, 600, 600 stock which
according 70 Paris adyiees, II is proposeS
70 issue, leaving only $50, 600. 900 toward
The cost Of the work, which Lesseps' en-
gineer estimated at S43. 600, 600 france
and numerous other expenditure
amounting to fully SOC, 900. 600 francs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
THE BATTLE GROUND.
The Solid work in Indians.

New York, s.-The HerGld's Indiana-
polls special asferts positively that
Senator Barnum laid down his check for
No. 10, and Mr.. English covered it
with hiI check for $4,000, after which
Barnum went over to Cincinnati. BIS 81
Mr.. New. is in constant receipt Of
dispatches from Hornellsville and Har-
risburg, giving information Of the move
ments ofrepesters and Governor Gorham,
tells me they are confident Of the presence
here Of between 700 and 800 roughs from
New York and Philadelphia. Among
the prominent men from Philadelphia
are the notorious Bill McMullen, Buck
McCandlers, Johnny Mccormick, Joe
father, W. GalIop, Martin Kallachy.
Jno. Doer, John Carrigsn, Joe Henry,
B. L. Smith, G. Adam and Mike Stat
ford, all well known in their city. It is
supposed that Indianapolis will be the
distributing centre, whence will 60 the
essentials for victory in Cincinnati AMI
Columbus.
Chicago, Shines Indianapolis:
The Times correspondent, while in the
mention report that he had heard that
4 RLO,OOO HOQiQ NC C4 III OuC VI
Porter tomorrow, and the vague and
uncertain intelligence crested q panic.
Democratic statesmen have it that 8
portion of the republican corruption fund
will be used in this way. 1t i probable
q democratic pool will be made TO take
any big bluff which may be made.
1 Indianapolis, S.-The reunion and
rally of the Boys in Blue, to-day, is .
grand success, and sn immense crowd OF
people is in attendance. The streets on
the line OF march are literally packed.
The parade commenced at IL O'Clock
and was an hour and fifteen minutes
passing q given point. A number o
leading manufacturers and business
houses were represented in the process
sion. The streets on the line Of marcel
were handsomely decorated with fsg
and bunting. The afternoon was devoted
to speaking. Senator CoRkling, Hon
Emory Storrs and Postmaster Genera
Maynard and other prominent speaker;
delivered addresses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
The Widows Wants.

San Francisco, s.-Lizzie f., widow
Of the late w. Q. Ralston, has fled a
complaint in the supreme court against
Senator Sharon. The document covers
265 psges, and is to the effect that Ralston
and Sharon were partners in business;
that Sharon was aslo one Of the execu-
tors Of her husbands will, Of which
complainant was the sole beneficiary.
that their partnership property at the
time Of Kalston's death, amounted to the
value in round numbers of $50, 000, 900;
that Ralston, just before his death, gave
Sharon trust deed Of his property; that
Sharon has had the custody Of the
partnership books and papers; that no
inventory of her late husbands estate
has been filed by the executors; thai
Sharon, by false representations and
ether means, has defrauded her in thc
settlement of Rslston;s estate, of large
amounts, for which she demands IN &C.
counting, and such restitution as may
prove just.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
NOTICE.

To the Ldndholders in the West Jordan
Irrigation District:
IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION sos
i Of the Compiled Laws Of Utah for
1875, as amended, notice is hereby given
that meeting of the Lsndholders Of
West Jord sn Irrigation District will be
held in the Thirty-eighth District School
house, Tsylorsville. Salt Lake County,
Monday, October 18th, AID. 1880, at IL
an, for the purpose of eleeting Trus-
tees, Secretary and 8 Treasurer for said
District; in way and manner as provided
in said act.
A. GARDNER,
HENRY BECKsTEAD,
GEORGE NEBEKER,
II. i. SPENCER, co
PETER LRCHEAFENANT, =.
Trustees.
D. BooKHoLT, Sec'y.
Salt Lake City, September 9th 1880
SIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Republicans Hopes

New York, 6.-The Times. The con-
current testimony Of four correspondents
who have examined party prospects in
congressional districts of various states, is
that solid gains will be made in the re-
publican delegation to be selected this
fall. In Ohio republicans expect to gain
six representatives, in Indiana at least
two, in Pennsylvania probably two, and
even in North Carolins, which has at
present but one republican representa-
tive, there is fair chance Of carrying
three districts. Starting in with repub.
lican gain OF one district, and with q
prospect of returning from twenty to
thirty seats throughout the north, the
political complexion of'the new houSs j.
hardly 9 matter Of doubt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Gotham Gossip.

New York, s.-rhe story is again
circulated that Jay Gould has purchased
the World establishment. 1t is now said
the price paid was $500, 600.
The American Geographical Society is
already preparing to extend q reception
TO Lieutenant Schwstks. The president
of the society says relatives Of Lady
Franklin have written him for full details
Of Sehwaika's discoveries.
Epizootic is decreasing so far as num-
bers are concerned, and absting in
violence of symptoms.
The steamship Celtic brought s242 600
gold.
The steHmer Neekqr brought $674, 900
gold. -ss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Firing Reguu.

London, s.-A Cettinge dispatch says
on Tuesday night an accidental fire
broke out at Svsnja. Albanian noun
taineers opened fusillsde from one end
of their position to the other, doubtless
taking the flames for a MonteneeIin
signal Of attack, and kept up heavy
fire until dawn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Hilarious BOYS.

Denver, Col, Son an excursion
train returning from Golden, last night,
with the Boys in Blue, where they had
been attending q republican meeting,
jacob Goode hsd S neck broken by
sticking his head out of car window,
and being struck by standing freight
car, at the Golden depot. Some Of the
party being intoxicated fred their revolt
vers indiscriminately. One colored man
was wounded in the leg.S
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
$685.,

New York, s.-Follo#ing is an cpl
sode of the 1929" business: Night be-
fore last John Martin and some Of his
cronies went into the hallway of 329
East Forty-seventh street and made
stump speeches and other noisy demon
strations. Terence McManus, the owner,
ordered them away, when Martin broke
his jaw with q stone. Yesterday Judge
Gildersleeve sentenced Martin to q year
IL the penitentiary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling WHOLESALE
buying prices in Salt Lake City
Wheat, 60 a 75c. ? bushel
Barley, CseedJ sl.25 ? cwti Oats, $l.7I
PcWt. ~
FLOUR-XXX (old) S2.s5 q $2.z5i
xxx (old) g. co q 2.75 Vcwt
EHELLED CORN-$1.25@SI. So cwt.
BRAN-$l .0J; Shorts, $1.10 y cwt.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 1S(920c y D.
HIDBS-PEme Flint, 10c914c p D.
Following are the latest quotations
sffour, grain, wool, etc., in the San
Francisco market
FLOUR-Superfne, 50 5094 %; Baker,
Extra, IS 90 ass I2l: Family Extras,
- l25; WAlla WAIla, extra, q SO @ 81 10
-Pbbl.T
WHBAT-No.1 l, q S7s@ &c; No.
2, 81 20l9I 35 p ell.
: BARLEY-Fced. IS q SOC. for Coast
'snd75e- e Soc Tor Bay Brewing, 20 g s5
9Ars-ouOlable at 81 $50 81 4Ov ctl.
CORN. -Quotsble at 81 OBJ for Large
elbow 81 o23 for Small, and 81 05 Tor
White, y Ell.
HIDRS-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint. 1911 g 20c, Dry Hips, I9l @ 20ci
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 65ibs,
Hole; do. under 65 lbs, 10c; Kips, Zoe;
CAlf-skins, 10 @ lie.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Casualties.

Boston, s -Euos Vainey, OF Charles
ton, and Mrs. Falconer, of Aver juno
ton, were killed by accident on the
Fitchburg Road last night. Several per-
sons were injured seriously.
Waterbury, Conn.,, S.-Two laborers
were killed this forenoon by the cAving
In of bank.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
GnrfhaIdi.

Rome, Cen. Garibaldi's doctor told
him it would be bad for his health to re-
turn to Caprera. He viii therefore win
ter at Lavagra, near Chiavisri. A cor
respondent at Paris states that radicals
talk ofinViting zen. Garibsldi to visit
Paris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
KIoreno Unrecognized.

Washington. s.-Secretsry Evarts Dr.
clines 10 recognize Moreno as the acere-
dIted representative Of The Hawaiisn
government or take coguizance OF The
matters Of grievance, 10 which he de-
sires to call the attention Of the state de-
partment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Postal Revenues.

Washington. Fer the year ending
cards, on which the revenue of the de-
partment mainly depends, aggregated in
value $50, 087, S42. a 8 percent. Increase
over the previous year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
Goyernment Eceuomy.

Washington, e.-The treasury depart
ment has ordered that on the 18th inst,
the work OF printing internal revenue
adhesive stamps be transferred from the
Columbian Bank Note Company Of New
York, to the bureau Of engraving and
printing, this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
BaItImOre's Sesqui Ceuten-
NAL

Baltimore, 8.-Tbe approaching cele-
brstion Of the founding OF Baltimore, q
century and . half sgo, will be an elab-
crate affair. Professions are arranged
for every day In the week, supplemented
by banquets and illumlnations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-09
TELEGRAPHIC
Notable Death.

London, s.-Jsmes Coull, sailor who
steered the iShd7lnonin the sctioR with
the Chesapeake of Boston Harbor, In
1873 is dead, age 95. He was buried with
military honors- M4t
, 1880-12-04
NEW YORK FASHION NOTES,

1lonuot strings nru immensely wIe+
listers Of seal uro shuwu by furricrs
l,yattcu bonnet crnwns stre all thu rnge
Leoy,ura suss nro warn by young lu.iles.
Tn,sh tlowers grow more a.ll tnnre popular
Old-fashtoncd mink -tall surquns nru revived,
ssaIskIu suc3ues rcnla!n it's pop,,lnr fur wra,
Quilted suttn luutIs etigesl with fur Will bo use.l
.whlte toilets uro In best taste for, oycntnx,
dress.
Fur collars and capcs hayc sakcn tho placo OF
lulH,
lvssIan and I,npand furs arc to 10 worn this
winter
Silver ind bluo fox aro amous tho turor,t
fancy furb.
Heavy satllt tln Lyon Is tho best matoriul for q
fur-linost circular.
a handsome ''IMillIncry set" consists OF bou-
not utll mutt To u'uteh.
J.ullx glorcA, rcachtnK above tho elbow arc de
rIgucaF, with short slcoyes.
Ilnnxur!an plush IL tho namo given to that
with tho longest, Fichrst pile,
Mlauk fax and black tlugstt,t haro pelerfues
and ttlllAEs hTo Wnrti III mourning.
The Ulgn ls pretty uew A,uf uf plush, Or silk,
The rrlnccss sact.ue form for chtldrcn's dress.
G. relnntna lho preferred styln.
Thu fashionable ePulskltl sucque Is shorter by
tND 1nChcS III nrfll,ld ttlN tl1lt ut last yuut.
Artificial iiuwtr huusu DECORATIONS IN tho form
Of rure 9af plaHt4 ferns, ul,d iitaxera placed .n
5Rrdlnlerea. baakttss vasess putds aud faAay IT,
, 1880-12-04

never failcit to mention the risk that they In
ihctr blindness were about tn nssunln. But
It appeared 10 dn III yootf, fur they lust
laughed Mt him anil got married, 50 l,e never
lety sucl1 l,latters disturb him 10 any extent,
wv, WhthlbsM was not prepared to sny any,
Thing upon such att llhrlHuniitlc subject.
Claypole's un01fti were not the Kind that
!lerOea t,pssessttl. lie wns snrry tho subject
thought Il ttnyWtr only carried uut illo s,ig-
Eestl0ns TINT lslMtg,tt Ind offered In his ro-
llnrks MI would t)p well, =
God|et0n lelng at1stnt> the Secretary was
called upon To express himself OIL tic Clay
pol.s ntfnir. '@
liz vr,ssllreh the remark TINT Claypolc wns
n.myth; but II ltu really uxfsted lii flysii nlNi
hlnud, he ptssrssctl nD retlcc,nt,tg qualities,
lie certainly has not the nbt3lty to run Ills
hOnsrllo!il affairs, neither tlncs hi npleur to
l,e he1pcrkMI. Instead Of affecting The ttl-
tiitEcrc,!cc nf 4 martyr, liu lias beeli p1nyux
the fnul. While tho Grumpy Club it,ny bo
prndtxal Of sy!npathy antt ntlvfco. It must bu
CAREFUL It! distinguishing to whom It IL given.
II tho ntln!on nf the tlub ", that Eaypolc
exists n,Hl tlnt his statement Ia 4 vcrarfp,Ia
pi1,:, lEt lis exlcnd our sympathy and offer
ntlsicr.
y WINS moved by Wh!mbce, and seconded
by plrklctllng. TINT VIC extend our sympathy
t3 Mr.. ClNypole, md that l.a follow the atl-
vice OF Mr, Nlodgett cnrrled.
T1lI SECRETARY.
, 1880-12-04

millions. a,,t, ~. ',ag ;sua I!so Costing b,,.
1t Is contrary to T'i't aii sarnt for tomsIsdi
sensc, mud ,,rtnrn1 "! !. ,eSberfeneeV eVmpkhta
.loug as m,ssihin AN ,nwA mud vii, SSes,,hnas
frcnA THO railway 1,UnS,a'Ii!iief y reIi!ief 70 ihs snIH
ing.. ''''' TIL" lel'y iobkts' ~ ~ NJ III,
Tho Lake I,orguc ou,,., y, ''' sS's
tlle fonntlatlon wrst, t,Hi NH MI u, no. ony,,,
trns1. ot al' have escs S'i sat,i ites'no1ats,e
t,S,.. tl,e outlet u system, Lat i wI p e',lnt 4;
water II thu Sttsslsslppl R,yossa R. q hsti /. /.
ltHlH SIat liGrtt'rt snwrr.u,.s, a. New r.
, 1880-12-04
EXTRAORDINARY TRIAL.

Two Sisters Contradict I;acl, Other
Under OAtli-One Inspired by Love
nnd the Other by Hate.
Ono uf tho tnnst important Htlrflcr TRIMS ever
held In Arkanens has jnst cutlcd ut Fort Smith.
Tie Facts III tho cnse nro these: Ororgo liuysr.
rrs!dent OF wellington. kas made n trip TO
Tnxasin tho summer ut t616 to t,iy cnttc. lie
WIS accompanied tly bis wifo und her sister, Mrs.
Cicsa, both of whom were In ttor health. AMI
hoped to dcrivo benefit tronl the trip. Whrn
he Ind bought the cattle, 1loycr hfred II
YOUNG mnn nu.ncd Charles Lee to assist
hin In driving tho herd buck to knn.
sns. While ell route Leo conceived
violent affection for Mrs. Cless; md she ro-
turned hls pussinn. Iloyrr and his wifo OBJ
tcctcd. ana series Of chickering's ens.lcd, with
fntal rcstilts. Ono evenIng tho purity cn.npcL
niong little streAm IN Que Of tho widest and
most picturesque portions Of tho indian Terri.
tory. and 1luycr requested Lea 10 surrender tho
pistol which he had bought ut Fort Worth, Tex.
Leo refused. and when lss,yer rcre"tcd tho re-:
in hIs witc's outstretehcd nrsns. Leo, terribly
exc!tcsi, udsanced II few puees and ilrcd fur
Rept shref"s i' iS' s. f; Gn a' T'ss fts
s"ss ts ssrrss ls" s to fI ol ro a seafy r.a a
siasssd 70 IL nesr, ani a1so Of by n who Wis Wis
showed. thctn the nFstol. and sRst l,e l,nd killed
hoyer In srIf-dctct,ae. md thns they would 10
With s to ss: K.ns w' w%"a Hrd ty gd S
pr" @ s.S q is sasS ss ssss a m4aas
llnynr in tf-t1cEcnsc. Tile laE.or Ut tho women
s!.ol ~, witl ~, & Ley 1f'd advised him 70 fly Or o
sons % - axa Aftor III rht IL ivssEatiSa
i W. Solomon Wsn; iSa. he @ mud I aa"o ui uinisr @
term t.l Texas atttr Prl9nn, Pursuit WIS In,lp
, 1880-12-04

ccIvcr., will DO mitch used for tho holiday sua-
sun trattyittc9.
Large fur pcicrlnes covering tho shoulders
md rcncl1nK almost to tho Vnlet, have bcun re-
vtv.Hl.
Tho Aibnni ts n long c!oak With dnlman sleeves,
xet In fnr luck, so rs to give narrow effect Ia
the bhEk.
t}rccsan tvnx and africa chinohlla remain tho
fashIMnhlo furs for young ladies and mIescs lii
tholr techs.
Now English driving coats, With cnpca and
hotAls. hrp hnK. toosr. comfortable Earmetlts, III.
tnMfet tu tako tho place OF ulsters and "nter-
nrOlfs.
The " American frnck" Is tho fnvorlt dress Of
little 1A,tnun girls 1t Is onc-ptcco garment IN
Bhct,Mc style, trimmed 10 8!intlato XIII skirt
elld ineket.
Tho "Moshcr lIubhnnl" IS n now. English
cloak, u,,,ut, sbirtysl nDnut tho mock. hnnk, and
frNit, mud with elbow eltevcs, alto thIrrcd. tho
aklrt lung, pian. and close,
Clrcuur fur.lEned cl,aks cantinne In vogue,
hut nrO mt III ns high fns1,iot Ms tho fancy eur
yisn; so!a .it'elSt tl,o nGw na.net ai the Aand.-
Rsitl Medfe
Furniture tit1los arc things Of 1no nrt nt the
prcse,tt tine. They ftrc nj silk. sAttl,+ plush,
Mt11 1ncc, and rnrlchetf with hnns1. flntc1 dc.
signs, e.nbrtt"rtes Of chenille alld ttnsel. and
trimmed with rabbnt1s 1Gces. bnlfs and nssols.
this w[ntrr Is n banucl nr toqtte Ut tnNroon plush
with garnet satin plutro fastened OH t,tl1 s!dH
nml waving t,,wn tho buck; on tho npp1st aide
nf tue tsHille ftrp Sumo rctl plush rnsrhA. Tho
wtthgar,rt satln uI Illni Msrlcr in plnce Of brim
md ii lung Gsrlrh pull!inE md red. .aslk fncc. On
TIN frDut of tho null ltlAsuu Of bow rtl
Inroplct Is PLACED Hut. It's hoad covering the
c,,ri which s,,spunIs tho muir Is of heavy garnet
chenille,
, 1880-12-04
A LONE WfDOWER.
WHAT BltAT.f. HE 1l0v
lN1 fh& r. iS.I tfS.ik4ixsH.

CuAmn1y iii Nv. 1r~tt has bern n
,o,, t1n,.. c;m.a ~ ntn', % j.. ,an,, .T.. sia,an
but HOW mn III trouble and Ill, canning for
utvlee, hoping tllut Tie kind unAtruns will
not frown at me, and tint the Young ladies'
win nnt rttIt,., nv, s",,,n ~ th nir,. ,,,o
llkc ~ s'nse lIttln sport playing tho cn~
Fuol and t}urkv NAV nantra tn huvo
llltlo fnu Mt nv exncnso. Int ! viii .,vr
tlleMi Ihll Whtiltlx llot 10 trllso Will shc, Tor
W.! ~ ~ tielt sorrow. ,,,.
i, ans. rHti l4'4T, Ala Win0Wcr,-A poor,
1ssc ntscntsMth wt!oWer; ~ snntt i1ot oANet
NY ~ ntlA1hy ln'tll yn!l. IVY GUY ynNr co'l-
ioN!ltt ing tRya not lntAuttetf 1fht w NY
Etst EISit ILL., wv tfcatcH NJ Sofy ssarstlnily.
, 1880-12-04

Cnnr1v Md nnnta,4rec ,rhpro l ,syI tn ront1
hv ths ,,anr ;os, y, onr,.,h,r. INF ,n. hnn,s
was so fund of reading tint was selfish 1t,
the 1--we OF II, md seldom, mingled with the
other children Mt play, md SO easily won
tjnc of ri,y sisters sald to me not Iona since: 3:
"Kit, 10 sou know. tint |, lid mt lave tho
fun when wns little nirl I might II It j,ntl
1' St 'ss Sseas tss y" ere hy aasyys s, as,r 3D.
/ tifu,,ght ii wis not tllgnltiea to play when
yoi, wo1Iidn't.H ','' ''''' '"''
Fairy storias wcr.r my delight in those early
ns nys s as,f Tas s0 se stnG} Ss* t se 9ass 9s
would not rise md ttO my bidding. When
vrry young hntl rcati everything within my
reacl, TINT savnrsl "t insl,let Mt,d romance,
And my e$lericl'ce was that Of beth Button,
But tint tline 0f tlscontent IA uaSt. mn
tho world could mol nlake INC dEssatitte't with
4 iloycl IL IL trs M ,Iow IL Simply a pleasant
p;.s;!lnr. think It wnItt l,e well II tho girls
wulif wait until reaching thu nge Ut dycrt.-
t!on befon. ftltlulGlng ton n,rch In works Of
tletlon. Not II novel was opened by mo tltlr-
wits ii! lily iest anlll L iappicst: ' @''''' '''
Such bon.s us Ltatlsa Aicott Inns given to
tho wor,t md some written by Mrs. Witt
ncy, would not Interfere With school ,lnties.
ao %9 dr nIS ses tafss Is s1 sdr ssaf Mrn Il y ssas s
authors.
My fnvorits amongst Dfckcns' writings nr0
"Dnmbeyntl Su1i "nl1d " David Copperlcld.'' y
! liko :" Slchpsas Nickfrby'h mil "l.lttlo
dIilcnit to hecoho inlerest.al III. "Ollvcr
Twist" Mt lenst some pNr.intls Of 1t, gayo ne
the horrors. ye! rclt! un to tho emil.
wnIttier II There nrc Gtllcrs Wllo like Nc
DnnAfd's writings. a friend wrute tle late
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