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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-15
OBTTUARY.

The Death of Miss MARY EVELYN HUNTER,
OF Essfx county. Va. was announced Ia yesterusy
issue OF the Dfspd'ch. a.,
Msny who Knew aud loved her family will feel re.
sponsye sympathy at this intelligence: but lew OH
OF her Immediate sphere Of scenesncy WIZ know
what brilliant and useful qualities have passt1 away
from earthly example and influence. Raistu ~
secluded way. naturally reserved rather tnan on,
dent, while In her own home. with her brave spirit
and excellent Judgment her unobt1siys sway was
fully realized, those who met her elsewhere rarei,
did Justice 10 her real superiority o. mind ans
heart. IL has been said OF her fatner, hon. ~ ~ 70
Hunter. He was 40 pure in motive aud 80 periec h
acii as to win the love Of bis supporters ana me
esteem OF his opponents" Those who 20 tru'y
honor bis statesman, and who also appreciated
his daughter, must have seen her inheritance no'
only OF much OF his strength of mind, but hts sneu-
lar rectitude, nrmness, and SIMPLICITY United win
unusually clear. prac ical powers OF perception she
IN consciously evidenced abiding childlikc religious
faith. with an added petite tenderness and refine
mspt ONLY 10 be found 10 the highest type of woman.
hood. "My presence shall 20 with thee, and viii
give thee rest.- With such lofty character. we
must feel assured that this Holy Presence did sns-
tain her through sickness and tna I" even unite The
epd--the Transferred spirit assembled now 10 that
perfect rest prepared for the people OF @ d."
A. l.. G.
RICHMOND.
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Dramatic md Musical.

The report IS that Mrs. Seguin will toir
Abbott's company next season. Clara Nor
ris is to star in a new Gypsy part. George
Boniface goes with Frank Mayo. Chanfrau
is not to build theatre in New York
Janauschek goes to Europe this summer
Irene Worrel is para)yzed. Lydia Thomp
son will manage the London Royalty mex
season. The Grand Central OF Philadel
phia Is the champion bad place, and is pa
tronized by old roues and peanut-eatine
boys. Blanche Chapman goes with Rice''
Surprise Party next season. l.. Il. Shewel
will play leading parts With Mary Ander
son. May Davenport will join her sister
Fannie's company.
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Rumors Of political plots In Virginia
serve to tighten the burden Of the dull sea.
son for the Washington correspondents.
The Bourbtns are now reported to be offer.
Ing tbe Republicans United States sena.
torsltp 4 they viii help defeat the Malone
tickct.-ktw York Tribune.
~ surprising that respectable journals
sbcuid give place to false rumors. Wcdeiy
~ 1rsbsx to give the name Of any re-
speelable man for Ils false statement.
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me- LACES! LACEs! LACES!

TORCHON, MALTESE, CORALINE, VERNE
CELL. AMERICAN, VALENTINES, RUSSIAN
sAxoNY, LIMERICK. cURYPHEE, CAR
IRIcKMAcRoss. YAK NOTTINGHAM. CALAIS
CHANTILLY, IRISH CROCHET, TATTING,
DUCHESS, IRvIE, BALMORAL, CLUNy. TUs.
CAN, SPANISH, SWISS EMBROIDERY. POINT
D'ALENCON, vENIsE, POINT DiGoN, MRE-
COURT, BRABANT, u0NTERPAN, LANGUE-
DOC. ENGLISH THREAD. GUIpURE, CASH
MIRE, POINT DU CARDINAL, TUSCAN, An
TIoUE. and other styles of EDGINGs AID IN
SETTINGS. lje4J LEVY BROTHERS.
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Richmond from baltimore Stand
nAiuf.

The Baltimore american, in an article on
southern railroads, says:
Richmond, not TO be behind in the race,
Is likewise coming prominently in view,
not only as competitor with Baltimore for
the domestic trade, but also as a prospec.
tive active rival for foreign commerce. The
new Richmond aud Allegheny road is push
ing out its lines 10 The West, and will ulti-
mately have through connections to Chi
cage, while the Chesapeake and Ohio will
500 reach Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chicago,
and other principal western cities. In the
mean time efforts are being made to have the
James river deepened TO twenty-five feet,
and the prospect for doing so is reported to
be very encouraging. grain elevator is
shortly TO be erected at Richmond and
another one at Newport News.
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CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT 100000
DRY-GOODS SALE.
Notwithstanding The lnclemercy of the weather,
the store of
sYCLE BROTHERS
has been crowded all the week with customers in
search Of NOVELTIES in SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
MouRNlNG GOODS, .CLuTHS, LINENS, and
CURTAINS. ULsTERS. sHAwLs SC, &c.
We VII offer during this week 81 pieces LINEN
sHEErING from SOC. to ; Il per yard. We will
guarantee them 20 per cent under real value.
Our WuITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT is stocked
9ilh every Z, grade ana qu1lily, such rs yLCTo:
and DOTTED LAWNS, PERSIAN NULL,
> SWISS NULL: & Sn a. bottom prices. 800
These goods are all linen, and are IS per cent.
les than they can be bought any ahere else
$50 LINEN and MOHAIR ULs1kRs from s1.25
5000 yards LACE MUSLIN at l0c.-regular value
As the season sdvauces we SHAH place before our
customers every advantage In the purchase OF goods
90 pieces MATING TO be closed out at New York
cost;
so pieces BUNTING at Sc. per yard:
80 pieces WOOL BUNTING; at 10. IL, and 2'5e. {;
few more pieces OF those 40-INCH BUNTINGS
at Ace. per yard stu left-regnar value 90c.;
80 pieces OUTLETS BEST at 25c.-never sold here
before for less than 37lsc.;
100 pieces IMITATION LINEN LAWNS at 10c.
1 case YARD.wiDE LAWN, handsome side band
border a. Sl9c.rea' value 1850;
cases lawns al DC. per yard never sold before at
less than Sc:
800 pieces LAWN at 10 and l2K,.-the prettlest in
the city;
PAkASOLS AND SUNUMBRELLAS IN great va.
riety, aud unsurpassed in quality and desgn-in
fact: the most complete assortment 10 be found
In the city-ranging In price from soc 10 81 >.
The prices are much lower than they have been
heretofore.
We have Just received a large invoice of Chill
DRkN'S PARASOLS-sOme of the newest color.
iDgs ever offered IN Richmond.
We Will offer on our BARGAIN COUNTER this
week 5000 yards IRISH LINEN, IN lengths
from TO yards, al half their regular value.
Don't fail 10 iOo~ AT our 81 SATIN DE LEON-good
value ar Sl.65.
Our - % SATIN DE LEON reduced 10 $3.50.
FANS for the million from lc. 10 $3.50 aud lots of
them to be distributed free.
LACE DEPARTMENT.-7,OO 900 yards of every
style THINNING LACE from 2 10 soc. per
ward: 1000 yards of ALL-SlLK BLACK
TRIMMlNG-LACE from ! g TO soc. Der yard.
SYCLE BROTIiERS,
r-nn 4
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LAWNS.
WHITE GOODS! WHITE GOODS!

70 pieces WHITE LINEN LAWNS at 12H, 161,,
20. 25, 80. 35, 40, 80, and 60c.;
$40 pieces LINEN Dk DACCA at 20, rs, 80, 50,
40c.;
65 pieces CREAM EMBROIDERED swIssEs,
something elegant aud new. from % 10 60c.:
SS pieces WHITE EMBROIDERED MUSLINS
from 25 to Csc;
A fun line OF PERSIAN and FRI NCH MULLS,
FRENCH SWISStS =, NAi<SOOk. and CHECK
ED MUSLiNS, and other White Goods at very
low nrices
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Died, On TUESDAY. Jane lllh. IN the 1f'y.sixih
ssss Of Sls sss, bn. WILLIAM GlBBoN CAR
This tWednesdsSj MdRNING, June 18Th. nj 10
O'Clock. Friends and relatives OF the family ere
respectfully invited to attend
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Another large iuvoce of LACES Of every kind,
including WHITE and BLACK SPANISH
LACES. VERMICELLI. LANGUEDOC, VA.
LENCENNES. TORCHON;
Also. IA large line of SWISS, NAINSOOK, and
CAMBRlC ENB%OIDERIES, at extremely low
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCUR.
VI SION TO WASHINGTON.

THE GOVERNORS GUARD. FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT,
will give an EXCURSION over the Richmond.
Fredericksburg aud Potomac railroad TO WASH
ING ron on The FOURTH OF JULY, leaving Eliza
station at 6 A. NJ. and " ashnglon at 10 L. NJ, en-
sbnng ExcURSIoNIsTS TO WITNESS THE GRAND
MILITARY PARADE,
An ample number Of cars for big crowd se-
cured. Special coaches for cslored people
Tickets for round trip, S2-can he mad at LAM
bert's. corner Of Main and Ninth Forstmann's and
Cunningbamt drug torres, and OF Captain Paraler.
Il To- uK XtZothi&tdtd
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A GRAND EXCURSION TO WEST
IA POINT.
ANNAWON TRIBE. No. 30, !. o. Il. NJ,
WILL GIVE AN
EXCURSION TO WEST POINT
LIME o0Iu.

Fishing. Boating. Dancing. aud Glass. Ball Shoot
Ing. GOLD BADGE Will be given 10 the best
shot
The committee guarantees a pleasant time 10 all
who will go with them.
Train leaves at O'Clock sharp. Returning, leaves
West Point at 5 O'Clock.
Tickets, so cents Child en- under twelve years.
20 cents. Tickets TO be had OF the committee and
al the train. je l2l5&l9
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BLACK GOODS! BLACK GOODS.
We viii open over 100 pieces BLACK CASH
MERES. TAMISE, FRtNCh BUNIINGS,
NUNS NElLiNGS. PLAIN aud LACE BUNT-
INGS, PLAIN. CHECKED. and BROCADED
GRENADlNES. and otntr Black JOds, which
will pay TO look at.
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ICHMON AND ALLEGHAN\
IL RAILROAD.
GRAND EXCURSION AND PICNIC
POINT OF FORK,
FIfTY-sIX MILES FROM RICHMOND.
THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1881.
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE ROUND TRIP.

UNI DOTlIshIt TOIN INVIND
The CENTENARY SUNDAY SCHOOL will haye
an excursion by the Richmond and Allegheny road
and PICNIC AT POINT OF FORK. the residence of
the late James Gait, situated In the fork of the
james and Rivarna rivers, ffty.s!x miles from
Richmond, on JUNE 23D.
This place Is one OF the most attractive In scenery
on the river ana of the most suitable for pie
mes being Immediately on the line of the railroad,
win a ln ge brick house situated in the midst of a
shady aud grassy lawn on high hill with view for
miles around.
The school gives this as free picnic 10 all its
sch iars and In order 10 do so viii sell tickets at
ONE DOLLAR for the round trip, and invites its
friends ana the public IN general TO go.
Train leaves from Eighth street at A. VI and
returns TO The city at L. NJ, giving seven hours
on the grounds.
LUNCH aud other REFRESHMENTS will be
supplied by a city caterer at usual rates.
Tickets may be- had at I. l.. ID Walford's, Broad
street: RANDOLPH 4 EDglis6s, Main street; OF +. i.
lIuGgin at CardOZO. AsoD, MOsby & co.'s, or of
ic l2. IS.l7.lnN22
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DAMAsK CLOTHS.
We ask the attention OF housekeepers to 4 large
and varied stock Of DAMASK CLOTHS, from the
finest loom In the world. These are specially adapt.
ed for hne retail trade, and are confined to our
houses for the city of Richmond. They measure 2,
~, 3, and 81 yards I'm length. The DESIGNS and
PATTERNS are very unique and elegant, aud The
NAPKINS aud DOILIES can be found exactly TO
match.
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m LINEN LAP ROBES.

The cheapest LAp-ROBEs ever oaercs-at soc.
worth 81, at 9Oc. worth si25, at 81 worth $1.eo,
at s1.25 worth ~.
MEXICAN HAMMOCKsa at reduced prices at
e4 LEVY BROTHERS..
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DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, dc.
YOUR ATTENTION Is SOLICITED
FOURQUREAN. PRICE, TEMPLE co.
429 EAST BROAD STREET,
CARDoZo, ALsOP, MOsBY & CO.,
1905 EAST MAIs STREET.
DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, dc.

We are just in receipt of a most complete and "a.
ried assortment of
PARASOLS AND SUN.UMBRELLAS.
Among these goods We are exhibiting many nd.
yanced novelties, ranging IA cost from IL to So
Larges; and cheapest stocks in the city.
|GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.
In this department our stocks are reple,e with the
choic, 81 and nobblest effects In
TWEEDs. CASsIMEREs. CHEVI0Ts, SUIT
INGS, AND CLOTHS.
In addition TO these we new offer an unusually well.
assorted stock OF
PATTERNS FOR TROUSERS
at reduced rates. Much money can be saved in this
department.
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BEDFORD ALUM AND
~ IRON sPRIN
BRIGHT, PURF, cool. LOVELY, AND
pEACfFflI

The visiting company. Of both health and ni,,
surc-seekers. Is OF the best people and SEpe n a.
The piAce early in each season, aud beep n filed u
the close. '' T"
Al the comforts, conveDiences attractions. ana
anu rDents. ''l
Baths. laundry, livery. baed hunting and n.h,,.
shooting snd fencing, gymnasium and cil,,h.p,,N
billiards and bowling, ebnrches, ana dCuhts a..
mail. cuisine Al. 'N""'e "iiy
GREATEST TONIC AND ALTER,rtvv
WATERS KNOWN
Established thirty years En- lor,es he ,ho No.
sion. and thousands 81 cmes. More largeia ..
widely used than any springs IN the soTfb ir. ~
sodned iuco salts retaining III its cur,fivo ~, 80
perfes, ana sent by mail snywhf- ~ SaIfs -, ~, ~,
soluble and easily dissolved proaucn1 MAN, ~
Ter. FIVE gaons Of water m every ounce OF ss,r. -
mass. Present annual product If sprlngs. 1s6 oo1
gallons 81 water. 10000 packages Of sslfVv,l,ig,
paclty OF lncrere as demand r, auires This cnr -
pany was me Bfs'. ana IS now the only one ,,, IN
cate con liii0ns. ~" '''"'' i"r deii-
Board. s35 month; $40 wo,k:s2d,v c,.,,....
meet visitors at FOREST or LAWYER M S,rtIaEe,
arrival; each station four miles f.or .p, ',t ot
good road .P'"g'' over
Address. Lyncbburg or BEDFORD Sprne. y.
A. ". DAYIt> P,es'd.n,
Sold by POLK MILLER & 90 Richmond
Mass or salts reduced from 81 and soc 10 5O anil
25c. package. Iay gg.SuS Nh
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\ElLLBORO' SPRINGS. Barn cOr\IT

MlLLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY
1Vl VA. two miles from MillborO- deDet, ARE
NOW OPEN. The whole premises have been iH0-.
Oughy renovated snd the furniture r. entirely new
The locality Is celebrated for the salubriiy aud ay.
hess of the atmosphere. ami u j. especially recon-
meuded for bronchial affections. Waters arr .g.-
pbur, chalybeate, and alum. TENS moderate send
postal for circular.
j. l-eodIm Mrs. y. 7. GLOVER.
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WHITE GOODS.

LADIES' MERINO AND GAUZE UNDERWEAR
In immense variety Of styles and prices, ranging
from soc. to $3.50;
GENTLEMEN'S GAUZE VESTS and DRAWERS
ranging In cost from 25c. to $3.50;
WHITE JEANS DRAWERS at lowest rates.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS COURT
" RICHMOND. No. 8. INDEPENDENT ,R-
DER FOREST Frs. will meet THIS (Wednesdayl
and Marshall streets, at O'Clock. Election OF Of
hcers d, order EORGE DUNCAN, g. II.
ROBERT n. NORTHERN.
je Is It's Secretary.
MOZART CHORUS WILL MEET FOR
WI REHEARSAL on THURSDAY EVENING,
June 9th, at RAMOS 4 MOSES.
jei4 PIERRE BERNARD, Director.
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DERsONs DESIRING BOARD IN THE
= COUNTRY could NOT md more desirabl.
place Than 81 WELDON. The house Is about Is0
yards from the depot IS large and COOL and perfac,.
~ healthy. We bad thirty IN family last snrnme,
and did not have cause 10 call In q physical
monthly tickets Of ~ trips can be had for 1880 =
month. For further particulars apply 10
MRS q. CADY.
VeTdon, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
je 15-1ts Hanover connpy
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MAD. CAROLINE RICHINGS-BER-
wi NARD will be prepared TO receive limited
number of young ladies' as RESIDENT PUPILS
for MUSICAL INSTRUCTION at her own house,
IN ri hmond, Va, for the fall and winter Of
1881 so, where they VIII receive thorough vocal
and instrumental training under her personal SUI
pervsion. aud the comforts OF pleasant home
Elocution. Italian. and German taught IL required.
For terms, etc., apply at west Grace street. Rich
mond, Va. my 15-3m
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NJ DRY GOODS.

CONTINUATION OF THE GREAT 100000
DRY-G0ODS SALE.
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EDUCATIONAL.
UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
STANTON, VA,

sTAUNION, Va,
MISS MARY j. BALDWIN, PRINCIPAL,
OPENS SEPTEMBER 1-CLOSEs JUNE l, 1882.
Unsurpassed In It's location, In Its buildings and
grounds. In its general appointments and sanitary
arrangements; its full corps of superior and exDe
rienced teachers IT'S unriyallei advantages In Mu-
sic, M0dern Languages. Eocuii0n, Fine Arts. Ply
steal Culture, and Instruction In the Theory and
Practice of Cooking the successful efforts made 10
secure health, comfort and happiness; its OPPOSE
ton 10 extravaganza; It's standard of solid scholar
ship. -
FOR full particulars, apply to the PRINCIPAL for
Catalogues je l5.eOd2m
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SILKS. sATINs, BROCADFs.

cIbh>, ShllNS, BHOtADESs
As we are apXiOuS TO reduce Oar stock In ihes,
goods, We have marked them 20 pr cen. be.ow cur
regular prices IN order TO make them sell rlpidly
add to give our customers chance 10 secure bar.
gains.
DRESS GOODS. NOVELTIES!
We have marked our entire stock OF DRESS
GOODS. NONELTIES, and TRIMMINGS at cO-
sing out prices, as we wish 10 close them for the
season.
PARASOLS! FANS! MGTTs!
Fifteen hundred PARASOLS from soc. to $40
Having bought very largely at low prices, We are
enabled 10 give our customers Parasols at lower
prices than ever. l25 dozen FANS from lQc. 10
So apiece. embracing the finest and cheapest fine In
the city; 28 dozen handsome SILK LACE MITTS
al Soc; 81 dozen handsome SILK LACE MirTS
at Doc; 8 dozen handsome SlLk LACE MiTTS
at 81 IL dozen handsome SILK LACE MITTS
at Sl25-incIudlng all the new shades. Also. black
ard white. Give us a call on Parasols, Fans, and
Mitts.
Eighty-two dozen Ladies' and Gentlemen's
GAUZE aud SUMNER MkRINO UNDERWEAR
at low prices at THALHIMER BROTHERS,
my 2S-sa Su&W
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SUMMER SILKS.
Our stocks have just bten replenished by large
additions, and we now can show the most attractive
variety, ranging In cost from soc. TO sl.25.
BLACK SILKS.
We continue 70 make specially Of this branch .
our establishment, and can give the very best values
Especial attention Is called 10
BLACK SILK at $3.50,
BLACK MOURNING SILK at $40.
LACES In all new styles and In immease variety;
LINENS. DAMASKs, TOWELS;
DOMESTICs at lowest cash rates;
LAWNS, ORGANIZES, aud JACONETS Jus
opened;
CARBoLIC MDUTH.WAsH, foR sale by
CARDOzO, ALsoP, M0SBY CO.,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE 4 co.
Tmy 22-eodi
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RICHMOND.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-01

take place, and some little loss Of am
monia by re.fanging as it gets dry.
But the loss would be lesa than might
result from teaching BY water falling
on the pile from the caves of a large
roof or soaking through it's base from
higher parts Of the yard. Exposure
Of the manure to such water only as
may fall on it directly from the clouds
will rarely do any harm: on the con.
trsry, it will tend to preserve in the
pile that due degree of moisture which
is essential to the proper kind Of rot
ring Of the manure: direct exposure
to the sun is likely to cause more IN.
jury than direct exposure to rain. If
our friend should keep the manure
always moist in its place Of deposit,
it would steadily improve in quality.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-09-01

HOusehOld Hints.

Sage is a delicious addition to
coup: use it in place Of rice or barley.
To take off tho crust formed on the
inside Of pitcher Of water standing
on it, use lemon Juice. Vinegar will
sometimes answer the purpose also.
Summer squash should be steamed
and not boiled, asst will be less wa
terry if steamed. Hubbard squash is
nice cut in strips and baked; it is al
most certain to be mealy.
Old tablecloths can be used for
making napkins, soft towels for in
fants, and the oldest and most torn
pieces do nicely for wash-rags.
You can get bottle or barrel OF
oil off of any carpet or wooden stuff
by APPLYING dry buckwbest plentiful
" and faithfully. Never put water
or liquid Of any kind to su'h a grease
spot.
Many persons iron towels, fold them
and place them away before they are
thoroughly dry. This is an error
and sometimes leads to results not ex-
pected. In this damp condition there
is mould which forms on them call.
Ell "odium," one variety Of which
causes a skin disease known as ring
worm.
Pop Overs.--Oue egg, ono cup Of
sweet milk, one cup Of -four, pinct
OF salt bake same as gems.
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FOR TllL FAIR sen.
Fashion Notes.

Tall women should not wear high
'coltures.
Shot or cbapgeable materials arc
again in high favor.
Fawn and porcelain blue make an
admirable combination.
The silk and Lisle thread button
less long gloves so much worn now
take the name Of Jersey gloves.
Stockings are made more decora-
tive with embroidery, lace lnsteps, and
gold, silver, steal and bead work.
Large hats and poke bonnsts OF Ma
nilla straw are rivallng the porcuplne
and rough and ready straws.
Colored linen handkerchiefs are
bordered with white lace, and have
the owners name embroidered In
script, either in white or in darker
color.
While the Partisan costume designs
are lengthening the waists Of dresses,
those OF London are revivlng the
short waists and other styles Of 1872
to 1925.
Iu spite OF The fashion journals
bringing out most Of their plates with
long basques. the most fashionable
women wear corsages without basque'
or very short bas1ues.
Sashes and neck ribbons If Roman
scarfs, having all the delicate tints in
them now 80 fashionable. have the
merits Of being becoming, crushable
aud washable.
An overdress, caught IN on the
left side by a strap, and otherwise
nndraped, is eycelently we'll adapted
for travelling dress, since it is posi-
bic to shake all the dust out Of It and
to keep it looking fresh and eat.
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Consumption
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that arc
anxious to he cured should try Dr. Kiss
ner's Celebrated Consumptive Powders
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption and MI
diseases of the Throat and Lungs indeed
So strong is our faith in them. and also t'
convince you that they are no humbug
we will forward to every sufferer by mail
post paid, q free Trial Box,
We don't want your money unit! you
arc perfectly satisfied Of their curative
powers II your life is worth saving. don't
delay in giving these Powders trial, as
they will surely C Ire you
Price, for large box, $500 sent to any
part of the United States or Canada, by
mail, On receipt of price.
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Dec. Q l-y.
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n. B.-My Stone Cameo and other SCI
Rinys are admitted by the Manufactured
vino come here, to he THE BEST here or
most anywhere. Cali and examine.
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