, 1880-06-20
than the angels, finds himself to be only a
little HIGHER than the aDes-

than the angels, unQS AilLotA W po onAJ
| little higher than the APES
r. j.. Vaishe, our esteemed merchant
| tailor, is quite at home in his pleasant new
| quarters, l19 Dearborn street, displaying N
! the usual attendance Of custom 1ull line o1
| rich, elegant, and substantial goods. Ar.
! Of the profession,, and, without invldlous
| distinction, ranks foremost among those Who
| have made our Businessmen proVeTola!s
| the best dressed community Of gentlemen III
! the United States Of America
! New Workers and Eastern. people in gen.
eral have Interested themselves so much in
! yachting that the modistes have produced
! many new and stylish toilets suitable for this
| recreatiou,-crea1n white flannel, trimmed
;, with nayy-blue Hercules braid, being most
! prominent: Vivid colors and combinations
| Of materials appear. in the regatta costumes
so strictly in accordance with present styles.
! The prizes for the regatta of the n. Y. 4:
r 4. furnished by Trask, Rowe d Co., OF
this city3 can be seen at their store t0-mot-
row Il. IN: They are the finest set OF medals
ever made for Western contest, and sho"
| artistic merit Of high order.
| Mr.. Herbert Reeves, son Of Sims Reeves, is
| now q years of age, and will make his debut
! this week 1T a concert at St. James Hall,
London. His father will afterWard sing III
concert with him, and it is predicted that be
| will fall heir rlghtfully to the mantle OF the
The all,absorbing theme in musical circles
| ls the Normal course" pro1ecle1 oy tna
| 4eEsley oeh0ot OF hlaslcat ~ Altl 70 g;1a negtal
Jui!E Il IuI pIoBfaW 1oE tho A'e "eehs
mas Deeh prepared: .-.
| :, Ih1nk vlsorously.-AcGustom y9n1lsel to
thlnk Tig9roasi!: uensal capi.at' tke If 2gGn- ~.
] vcsted-must oe TlghtW asuJusiseu iee adlu s W
| pliea, ana 70 tf!s enu calelu!, ueepl anu ~,
| are looked for. There is no such thing as
| Standing still in this world. Change Is the
| t,frrnai law of Natnre.-a law that cannot be
eya,lcd.
The high-schools having closed, many Of
the students gre arranging to spend me sum
| lier at II. B. BrJanrS Chicago business
] College.
This season the Paris Salon is lighted by
the electric light. The effect is said to be
very satisfactory, though the color effect is,
in some pictures, impaired.
h Economy; an ornament to any dining
room: the Cooper refrigerator fills the bill.
Il Kentucky girl says when she dies she
desires to have tobacco planted over her
grave, that the weed, nourislled by her body,
may be cie%ed by her bezeaVed lovers. There
is poetry in the idea.
The most perfect imitation Of nature are
small additions to thin partings to brush II
with iadles' own halr,-art blending with
Consult Fether]y, 1ss Wabash avenue.
Skirts of {ieht French cashmere. in the
faslionabie hl sd rseds are worn . with The II redn
rnte nn.i tfe snrfoltt Of satin fonjard in Per
siam designs pnd eniors.
rrhn LATEST red5noot,.s o,nus1np1v comhine
tho rasaou;u hacE nr the cnsani,in front.
Tho sEirt ,vnru 9Th tfa farmer has tha fiji
hanL and the nl.;, frnnf. that ,sor,. witt, t},e
iatter < has The Tho frnnt in sn'ne,r;sn trin,mefi.
Ts,:a~, ...a oh;,a..,,,, 1~o,ao, .,o,,o h.; +ho
Ladies' and childrens dresses maue py me
"
roo1s fhslt4caohS s!se1&t w. ~ p Ike 1a5t sta4e
SYSTEM Oh cuttlhs. L. r. HSstlit, LID otaee'
Bunchcs of blackberrics, made OF caout-
clouc, with celluloid leaves are among the
audacious si1nulations Of Natures works
seen in millinery ornamentation.
In all guns Of great calibre you find great
peat ppea hare m , ConcIsionE1 &C. % % man 10 of small
calibre may easily pass for great gun.
Waves that crimp by water alone, and re-
weather, at Thome's Hair Bazaar, 157 State.
this world that money kant buy, and that il
the wag nv a fior's tail.-I0sh BiIi9lns,
F1;oh1,nd ranges refrjrarators. wnter-coo1-
ers. hicvcie-lan,ns. Vienna cotFee-pots. brass
hir'}-caecs. TarM,son. s. North CLARK.
pr;ncess Victoria the future wife of Will
1eln, tha eldest son of the German Crown
Prince. has 4 ouiet. winning. and gracious
manner. and is Of the true tyne of German
hnauty.
Enrnham has MI the yarious styles of hair
roods in their utmost perfeetio1. Central
Nusic-I1aI Hair Store
Velvet skirts present an anomaly for sum-
mcr. TheV are worn with The iightest over
dress and drapery. They are exceedingly
simplc in style, showing only narrow boy
plating ut the foot as characterization.
Dotted designs rule in all the florlated
stu1fs whether in the prints or in the text
ures. The present fancy is for the oval
shaded dot. While the Dali design Is remark
apiy f popn,a;t, pgnM;oo r,eho fr,oo,,tors eoa,;o,s
ine EEan.ae .n + lshe4 III tSea..solss nGuzteS
4 Rreeze;s. g M Sfafe stpest. e''o' ~ - A"'e1
uu,,- H. 49,, ,;l-o ~, ,o,r ~, ,,oa , ho,,a
of her hers snn,,se' as ~ She rs sailpd into tie " rom
With her 1nnr train swnnnnr hni,ind har
=" Well" said he, !" to tell The truth it is in
possible for me to like you any longer.''
"The Darling" the most stylisl, cap for
children. Mrs. Hodge, ISL I'd Street.
f;raca-sI nm e-o;ng tn see C]ara to-1or
IJava vou anv messape a' CIar1nttaNHi
won<1er how von can visit that 1ireadfni piri
f;ra la, nv lora '''' 'A''' 61t4
Srna Eona So,1a ,,o,,;e+o 10 ras+ c,,
+caniH et,nnt Ne,v nrl. nr}ars 's' hS rna;
wiii rnceivss nrom,'t and corefnI ettantion '&'A'
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