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, 1881-03-14

Frances T.. Forsyth tilod II bill Saturday against
.lntnos II. Forsyth, asklnE for IL d!torco on tho
grnitHl or cruelty mud drunkenness.
ElmIna NIIsun nstcsl for Ii like decree nRai,st
EloT Nllsu1l un sln,fl0r grounds.
And A1nlf r. I1al1strom from MnehIlda j.
1Iullstr0m oE nccuunt nf her dcsertion.
The following bills fur divorce .wero filed
Thursday and FrItlny hut suppressed fur sesvlcn
Snintet S ltiesenfrld frotn 1osepitno lllcscnfsld
on thaground Of adultery: ucpr1, l.. Humphrey
frolI Eumn Il. Humphrey on The grIltl Ut
drunkenness nild Mt.iltGry: mud Etltna Clas5
frDnl ChrlstInu +. ina4 fur cruelty.
hinrle SuEnIlor n!sp wants II DEGREES ngnttlst her
hushanu, I.nds!nus SointnGr, for the snmc reu-
sun,
Judge Jameson SATURDAY granted divorce to
ground OF cruelty.
, 1881-03-14

Norman Hest, owner Of one-half OF tho
achouncr.D. g. Fort. has sold d one-eIghth III
tprcst III the vessel TO Capt. Itfctnrd Daniels
md Charles 81. Coe, Of Oswcxo, fur i,00o
Toronto parties have purchased tho schooner
Jessie NcDonhld. rrteo not stated.
The purchasers Of tho schooner john Mngco
nte Capt. Charles H. lttpson, onr. .hat mud lanes
II. Mccarthy and William II. hlnrab, one-fourth
each. Price 81 ,0W.
Cnpt, j. q. Cheyno md W. 4. Novel! have sold
tho CID schuoncr Arcturus to ]. Ii. Jones, Of De-
trolt, for 4l,OU0
, 1881-03-14
CLEVELAND vEssEL-O.vNEns.

IEV1114AND VESSEI.OEVNEItSs
aptetat Uispaits. 70 1hs Ghledoo Tribune,
CLEVELAND, o., SlArcn IA lArgoly -atten1od
meeting Of tho Cleveland Veasol~OWnurs' Asso-
cIation was held yesterday, President nradley
ureslaIng. Tito action takcn at tho 0enural Con-
vcnuon En Chicago wns approved, md an assoss-
cortllnE to tho tonnaXo rugIatorcd ut the Custom-
}tnuse.
Cnpt. George Ju(lson was appointed substitute
FIR II. 81. tIAunn to ntton1 tho lnuetlng Of tho
Hencral Executive Committoo In Chcago March
10.
, 1881-03-14

tro!t, boInR Ind At the shIpyarl OF Tho lniloy
feet length of krnt, NJ rcet benin. md II foct
depth Of hold She will tH' furnished with three
tl,nqta. nnh ~ sH tp ut," nf thu b".t tumhrr
htrxrs sHi tin akrs. Thcrr has hH'i, ctnsi'!rrn.
tile tGMy II, Krfst,,g MIR tlnIsEr III Acctunf hf
tho tl,Hul, nfhi tho M.ison VIII IL. well advanced
llcFOrp tho now hHrEu Will ht ready II ln,ti,cIi.
, 1881-03-14
0DD.FEtLOWS' ASSOCIATION.

CLINTON, H., March l:.-An uasoe!a uon Ut
odd Fellows belonging ~ lodges In Eastern
Iowa, for the purpose OF observing tho annl.
vorsarIes Ut tae Ortlur, was formed at Lyons
celebration tAora April %. ]. 9. Ilopkins. Ut
Lyons. was elected fros!dens; q. 4: t'Fay, "
Marion. ce-Presilunt; p. kettontnx. OF De
Iep&AuFqr,
, 1881-03-14
rhs Union sl,ip-carpcntcrs and calk.
ers Resolve to Work for the
Old Wages,
1unortant Correspondence IN Relation to
tllc East Ncebisli Isnplts, Sault
Sto Marie.
Hpll Rates, leo and Navigation Prospects,
and Prospective Lake
Froiehts.
.,,,on of Vossel-Ownors and SAT-
mcl,'s Unions-Fleet Captains
General Notes.

,.t,,.rA1, ENDING OrTIIE STRIKE,
saturday thor",nH i"u'" u n't'a"e. ~, u, .uo
,rkmg i5n!nn sll't'-c"rpcntcrs NJ tno Hena-
nnnrtcgs uf the Chicago Dry lock Con,i'nhy.
rhdy " ~ " .,,,t.t thnt nt lin ,,n,,tt,,o ~
put u the'.' N.Y. "' .,t..,. ~ ,s'. .,o.
bc Union. hci'' tHo previous e'ett'h' >. VIVA w
e's s, ~ sc,,,r,. III, n,Iyncc q! wagcs 10 81 rer
mem t,,Il,"1 thnyt,ft,re MI t}utnn ,,u s1tu,d
lic1n llP" l''' . 49,. III, 49,, o., ~. ,,.
The trr,l Of compromising on t,er dny, na
~ hor, ,loup by Miller brothors employees. wis
ba' .u,nn,v f,r lin atrlkrrs u& tuutlt A,
tc0n@cn As '', ~ ..,,s.s ,t lac, III, ,,,t ~
E0rNen cuh "~'| "o''s ''.N@ 4S -" =
, 1881-03-14

TESSEE-OWSIsIt AND AGENTS.
Tho oh1 noRrl at Fcssct-Owncrs md Agents
(nut tho newly formed ycssel-Uwnars' Ansocia-
tlon, as sonlo might be led to supposc) met IN
n,rtl,,al session on Saturday afternoon and
elected tho following olcors for tho ensuing
yGhr:
rrcsllent--1I.S 8. Jfnlatal.
F!co.PrcsitleHt-Johu 1t. Long.
HcgretAry--1. II. IfhlI:
IreAsurcr-Wtluy 81. fsgun. ..
M other business VI Importance vae trans
npted.
, 1881-03-14

ICE AND NAVIGATION PROSPECTS,.
Il nrlvnte inter from Chcloy4au, Sflc1l,. ,la.e,l
Mnrrt, n nrnbt1ncrs III roOi Tho prospect OF II
rrnsHhhy curly npcn!ng of navigation through
tho Straits nf SurtlnIu.
Al H.lEktstts lturunr Inst week tho leu was
still eolhl, md tnutnH were cn4nHest III drawing
WtAnl yer It frutn Htnny IstAn1 10 SncketL's.
Tie lee III tho Amtrtchit channel IEfN'sit
Kingston u lNrCnniflK unsafe. une dny hist
week several t9,llI,% 1rt,kH through. X nDw
roiie hna heen sc!Gctctl twn n!ts nt1lrn.
a letter FROM tlwcn Su3n t!utGil March, 10.
says. ~ tnrtv lust rntur,,u trnn rnbnr-
lury statrs tlInt Tho irD un Like lltlrn Il fIst
'4'nsluK. only Hunt and drift Tee hcl,!v Visible:
III! the at,A!s uni IN snull tnys tho !cc IL atI1l
a,IIl. t1n TIM ttnrg.ati llay. bctwnch Horse nnI
tntn lall,id+. tho leu brkn nilh ilriftrl nut lust
Friday. a mliel MrEer titlnntlty thin usuns t'f
tlcs. t'l,Ifro timber. telegraph tnlGs. nnd posts
lnve lnHu rot nlit tis Winter. Ml,tl IL stVWn I'LL
nullH tho AfHlrts ,lF,,1 III livery ttttn hNrDor."
Tho cIayeinni i'frtil kRys: "Eycryth Ing
Innts tn late 0l'Gmtnru Ut navigation this spring.
Tho len IN tho hike II still thick uprns1t hort.
the ahn1p rGrtIrt.' ...... -.
taps. loh OF pswc4n. VII? lntcly ho.'ght
a letter fran Cnit. Wright II whIch tc says ho
Thinks Capt. lallos bHllt to he tforr " th.. lht
ut s1areh Dr thcrcnlnnts us there Es 4 iAruB
Iunhtlty us pressed hNy thor0 awaiting shipment
tt Chnrlotte ntld UsyeGD.
, 1881-03-14
sAIYIr STE. MARIE IMPROVE
MESIS.

MESTs.
Thu Cleveland papcrs OF Saturday print iii In
te1ssttnx correspondence between ucorxc II.
ETY., the Stntc Department. HFlt'sh s1hnstcr
Vhoraton, und Gen. "cfszc upon tho sHbJcct
NJ ,ha Improvement Of tho l;nst Neeb!sh ItapIds,
Y1 " ~. a.. .f, uI,,or Fl, It'd latter m rim atnt,,
eaat ole' aa",!c 'ao' - ~, H., " r.,,.''.,A
Department, Dir. Ely presented tho following
"Tno nav JDrk md cannl Mt the Hnutt Ste.
MarIc viii hc r,.,iv Tnr lsu uilc,it IuIy i, l8H1.
w,,h ,,nnts, nf w,itrr nj tho present stluu OF
slrceu frnt Tho rlyur hns becI, ttrctlgct to six
srcn frrt Of wntrr. MtsU. for fDrty 1niius
s1Iiuwar svi fr It's tcni. In ctse tliu iinnI up.
i,ny ~ thcan ,ui,rtvt,tn,s IN ,nl,ir during lii,
nT"scnt srsann Of i;urrr.ss. mir ef1TupI1,r viii
bays tho usu III tho incrrAsp.I dc,,,h If w.ltcr
-.i1tcsn ieet-ihrutxho,lt the c.,tlrl. ehI,t,ncl
itpNs Ts., Ne"i,ts', K"niia ''|'"o A' wv
:ThswosK in I.uKo George Is under contract
Tnn ~ mt of tho oanuu at tho East
Eeel,sh it,Ini,ls hns bcvi, in tho haudy Ut tlo
XII tenf n ~ w,,tcr ,tvnlinhin far naviwutinn.
throunil n cin,t,uI 150 frrt wIto,
p;c;nn. ly Tho I,t,minint1 GoycriimcDt. uf its
t NIX at tits po,ut 10 sixteen fcut Of wnter 1T
ltat b. ti,a tine thns depth Of water is obtained
t.rrnt npsrlf,,so,i s Expressed tint this will
mt hc mrcnrl.,IIsiltMl. Il is ui1yiD,s. however.
In t,t,uit Of t1Itli1ln
Iii H. ~ oirun,fT In{rin,,sfr X r,,fn1ron viii
onr, W, " t,n,sn IT, lnss ,ls,.rs"' q ''
VI, r.. , o~nnutttit ,,ur,np thu INIT fow
"a -. IT, ~, T:n'"r',,ms;t .,I,, tse Hu,ri, Sic
ffasIn T. iy,"n % fSruni mil H,r"r viii In rntjrnIv
o"n,II,o -. IN "i,,n,t,v nr air. InGc rnnrir,o
snd ~ thn ~ vaa. tnnr".ts t,r i'm Northweat thmt
nn,y ~ HvntI ,,nnn ti,o ennnlrtfon III Ihjs itnrvt
,nnnt nniv wl,an thor,.Js Trrr ttyivnJ,t,n' win
.Isna sna wv "ne ~ 1ar ,hr1.,tt H. shn ,rtrn
cbaHrn ssn 'eut .t,r ,r.,.,, ~. tn.sn latas ''
Tn crn"isfGn NJ Eiv r,t,cs,oa TIM ,nHuero
NJ thn Iini1GH Gfntns f!n..rn,nnnt viii i'm f:nv
~ stn. nu - .nn f,,,,i,,i,, ~ t.sn'.,io ft,r Iha
81 s;n.t ~ Ky .,n.ati., ~ ~ In WI nnv s T.,
T., hats5 ~ W iSt MmnI,,t, f,,,,Il Vi ~
~ XII ~ lu h Ii,v oot,np
tns u.. !.tI .ts L., n"I o,Eit
sa seiFetu1y ~ " Sat., 'GHtH N ss ~ tinnt @ W.
1s.i,iu ~ t1s sto o. ~ "u,ist, ih .ttr,. ~ ~.
tnanIs e,,,itt IT,, - 3.,nv ~ mo rr,nrt ~ !
epvMus; ~ .,'Gh , {t,n ~ III ~ snn1" ~
nn.,, ,ts ,1,, ~ ~ o f,. y.htn;, IL ,yr,, nmn"
tH"t LIN u tt ..ai .e t,,nt ,..tn ~
E,I hau usos GsiHlt,'St , s - t ,nI - t @
nI n1a'i h - M % . nsu nr M IN ~ , ,
uat y a!n WHEN tMI - . ~ LIZ
:. sttn ~ on''eu o'Ates' Aa's 5opo's p'oseoAs "
sntu: ~; - ,,- ...-..-. s,.,
tnat uurln8 tno Fnst huii.ner Gateaea ~ 1oa. ~
'hn.on ~ H., WIZ t.aHhs ~ w Ins"H.5 ~ a
fird m fnr tha in,nr.,ven,nfr ri fhe ci,nr,t,nl.
and to ascertnfu tho t1uuunt OF work rC.natnnx
tohe executed to complcte tho snslo, nnd its
p'oTIuie s.T.l.s ~ Gost; .,,xr,,, ,,.,,,. No.
, 1881-03-14

UNDERGOING RECONSTRUCTION.
THO hill or tho ul.l schooner Kntu lItnGh,uan,
which passed into thu hands Of hr. Hanson. tho
dealer lit fuel, larlnE tho winter Is usItlcr-
going pnrtinl reconstruction brnw Chtcng,,-avu-
nc bridge. Tic vcssc! will rccttve new quar-
ters ont ur two strokes ri outside rlnl,k. new
deck beams, deck, covering bnard, plnnkshfrc,
atnnehIons, rail. cabin. asi.l new spurs,, with
1hrtly now outflt rho ftnrhInAn Will re-
Li,ter tho aervIcc a Il cnHrsu- freighter. Her rIg
will bo thut Of II thrcc-uutl-urter.
, 1881-03-14

ruENIt5L u TctEEf W1ltIU NwnY
vlstt. Hays sy,npAthetIo and rhetorical MI
1hnnhs
"'Throuqh this r,id Mnrch storm. whIlc I mn
writing this nrtlcta. this "ii Indy II pushing her
sl,.trred and spit upon. nlI1 driven tIt into tho
storm Eti HtGit with Il br1kHn hGnrt.''
1irt's tor Ea'l hit WHY fl thunder didn't
Mr.. Thomas IN himself. envo the In,nr wonau
the trip, 4nl write his tcttcr nftGrwArtlA2 W.
, 1881-03-14

By its use not only is the system
renovated and clcansed Of all impuri-
tics, but in consequence Of the ha,mo-
moHS changes thus created there per.
vadcs the entire organism Il feeling Of
safety; the mental faculties perform
their functions with renewed vivacity,
and there is an exhilaration Of mind,
freedom Of thought, and perfect hearts
case, that bespeak the full enjoyment
Of health.
TROp1c-FRUlT LAXATIVE will
prove Of incstimablc value to the weak
and debilitatcd Of both sexes. In all
cases Of nervous, mental, and physical
suffering, brought about by stoppages,
its use is especially valuable. The
cleansing and depurating properties Of
the preparation create changes that are
both marvellous and gratifying; murky,
gloomy, and sallow compilations, with
blue and dark discolorations about the
eyes Conditions that are allied to bill.
iousness, dissipation, and ill-health), are
by degrees normally corrected and
transformed into bright and clear COM
plexions, in which the ruddy tints Of
health are bountifully depicted.
TROp1C-F FRUIT LAXATIVE
is pu. up i'll bronzed tin boxes only.
Price, IS cents.
Large boxes, 80 cents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
, 1881-03-14

No onu eau te sick Ii the stomach, blood, liver,
aud kidneys arc WE'LL. Mup ulttsra kcepa thonl
, 1881-03-14

insurance NHcnta know no tnure nbo,it this hull
tnrlft business thap do tho Chicago aHcHts who
nre In cnn.tnnt cnrres,rInAcnco with tlo4r roh'l
nltlceH. Constantly Tho ,lunlnIE nf tho lnIrs pr
tin. eIty nt' tner. ohnH. Tile s.lHInstl0n nr
nnt'ltr mtT'tlnE nf ,,ntrrwrIt" IL settlr thla
Ghtraus 'iuuu,s, null Julxf,x fronl t1,oir cur
rt.t0lltant'e, with KnJi rtlsuti.
Gnrt. Calvin t:nrr rnIN,ft% having taken Tnr
the tEt!n, Il - thti1lltj risk OF $l1tN IN tho
stEnnl.lMtrKn TeClmArll for tho year ut tx per
cent. Tlie TccunlBri, ts III tho Az clss.
, 1881-03-14
1IiOI'IC-IRUIT L1tIxt1TVE.
i + I + + i
CONSTIPATION

Invariably causes general de-
rangement Of the entire system
and bcgcts many diseases that
arc gloomy in their aspect, and
often hazardous to health and
life. Persons Of a costive habit
are subject to melancholy feel
ings, headache, low spirits, tim
itlity, defective memory, gloomy
forebodings, nervousness, few
ers, languor drowsiness, irrita-
bic temper, indisposition, and
other consequent symptoms
which often units the sufferer
for business Or agreeable asso-
Citations.
Regular Habit Of Body
alone can correct the evils enu1h-
Grated above, and nothing sue
ceeds SO well in achieving and
maintaining this condition as
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-24

CildhreRs garages at reduced prices to close out
stock, at G. p. Welles' crockery store.
A NEW ENTERPRIsE.-R. s. Thurber has
provided himself with suitable "rg" and
is now prepared to deliver all kinds of
packages, goods, trunks, &C., on the shortest
notice and at reasonable rates. Orders left at
Stevens & Longs and Dye & Co.'s will re-
ceive prompt attention.
SUsQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. The
twenty eighth year commences Aug. 22d, 1881
large and efficient corps of teachers full collec
ton of maps, charts, models and apparatus, and
appliances for teaching. Expenses reasonable
For catalogue particulars call upon, or address
Principal, EDWIN Z. QUINLAN, A. NJ.
Towanda, Pa.
A New Line of Decorated Chamber Sets Just
received. American Porcelain and Ivory body
verv cheap at g. Z. WELLES Crockery store.
GEORGE LYNCHCOME has removed his
COS store, to his old quarters under the
Meat Market, one door south of Ward House,
where he will be pleased to see all his former
patrons and everybody else desiring tonsoria
services.
Having sold my retail Furniture and Un
taking business. known as the Bridge Stree [
Furniture Store to +. B. Pierce / would re-
spectfully recommend those in need of goods
IN his line to call on him at the old stand.
that it will be necessary to settle the accounts
soon. Mp, HICKS.
January /, 1881.
HOTEL FOR SALE. 4 offer the American
Hotel property for sale on very reasonable
terms-One half the purchase money down
and the balance in ten years. Possession
given April 1, 1891. There is good barn
connected with the property. This hotel is
located on the corner of Bridge and Water
streets, IN TOwanda borough. The free
bridge and new depot near to it make this
hotel desirable for any one wishing to engage
in the hotel business. Call upon or address,
JOSEPH G. PATTON. Towanda. Pa.
The Henry House has recently recruited its
resources with the addition to it's cellar of a
pipe of pure English Ale-home-brewed an, |.
genuine. This excellent malt liquor will be
found Il useful natural tonic for the invalid,
and satisfy the palate of the most fastidiols
epicure. A word to the wise is sufficent-s
savs the latin proverb. Oct 4.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The
really elegant and eligibly situated residence
of Mrs. Doctor Houston is offered for sale at
bargain. The lot is large and has on it an
abundance of fruit of all kinds. 1t is alto
gether the most desirable property of the
kind now on the market Only Il small paw
ment required; balance can remaiu on mort
gage. Call on the premises.
July Z. Mrs. Houston.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-11-24

Nails arrive and depart at the Towanda Postoffice
follows:
ARRIVE DEPART
90 AM Phils. Y. and East States Pm 40
10 80 ....Dushore, Bernice, Laporte, &c.,. 40
IL Is :.......L. V. way mail North 40
IL 90 New Era, sc. Tues Thurs. and Sat. OO
IL 90 Asylum, SIC. Mon, Wed. and Fri. 90
IL 90 .Sheshequin, &c. NJ IL w
l 90 p NJ Troy Burlington, &c.. Am. 10 90
2 40 ...Closed mail from Erie \ N.C.R.R's... 45
4 90 ....... Canton, Monroeton, &c........ no
( 30 L W way mail South. h......... so
II 90 ....... .LeRaysville, Rome, &c. ..P.N 90
c6 40 0........... Barclay .............. l 90
10 40 -. Erie west of Elmira.. ......... ~
Office open from 90 A. NJ. to AS p. M.
Money order office open from s 100 to 90 P. n.
Office open Sunday from 9 90 to 1000 An.
Z. POWELL. Z. N.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-31
The Helpless Boy.

There is great deal of talk about
training the girs, and ii all the advice
that has been given were Conscientious
" acted upon there would be but few
girls left to train. Girls and boys need
to be considerably ..let alone" To be
nagged at from morning till night will
spoil the best character; and Us no good
gardener would pull up plant by the
roots to sec how it was growing. SO the
human plant should be cultivated and
cared for in a way that will not tease it
into becoming deformity or a mon
strosity.
The helpless boy, Haven't you often
seen him? He can't tie string, or
sew on button. or unwind snarl, or
cook an egg. or wash dish, or ind any
thing he has been sent to look for. They
are things he dislikes 10 do, and. never
having been made to do them. shirks out
whenever he can get chance.
Ii he has mother she spoils him by
continually trotting around and doing
everything he is too lazy 10 do for him
SELF. If he has sister pity her, for
she will have no rest from morning till
night; his demands will beconstant and
his helplessness continually on the in
crease
The small boy can be made to feel
that it is manly TO be helpful. He must
be Taught TO wait on others instead of
having others wait upon him. and
trained slowly and kindly to habits Of
thoughtful consideration which will be
of immense advantage to him when he
is full-growH. "a r.--.
The helpless boy is nuisance. and
those who encourage him in his indo-
lent ways are doing him and society the
greatest OF injuries. Mothers do not
live forever. and sisters are not always
available. He nlarries, and is careful
to secure an energetic helpmeet. If
sickness enters the house. the helpless
man is double burden; he can't start
the Ore, nor make cup Of tea or q
bowl of cruel. and is obliged to call on
the peighbors to keep himself and his
family from starving TO death. i'-i
Boys ought to know, more about the
kitchen than many of them do. 1t is
no disgrace to know how to ccok and
to wash dishes. to darn stockings and TO
sew on patches. Any boy who has
learned these accomplishments can go
out into the world and be tar more in
dependent than those who pride them
selves on being skilled only in manly
pursuits. True manliness consists in
being helpful in every way, every
where and to everybody. = Ladies'
Floral Cd5iaet. nTt3 T0tp1
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-31
Sowing Grain With Grass.

Sowing grain with grass seed, SAYS
an exchange, is a practice quite CON-
monty condemned. vet it is rather the
rule than the exception. This custom
can hardly be defended as one to be
followed. yet it has some few advan-
tages. notable among which is the
smothering of weeds. On piece of
weedy land. and when green manure is
used before seeding down-land in
clines to weeds, TO say nothing of the
risk of sowing weed seeds in connec-
ton with grass seeds-it becomes a
question whether to grow crop of
weeds or crop of grain before the
grass, is ready to, NOV. The seeds Of
weeds start quicker than grass seeds,
and the weeds grow up oyershadow-
ing the grass. so that the first cutting
will give more of the former and less of
the latter than is desirable. In such a
case, the danger of letting in the suns
hot rays and of burning out the young
grass is Just as great as though a crop
Of grain had been s0wn,. and harvested.
II. with the grass seed. light sowing
of barley is made, the latter will grow
up quicker than the weeds and over
shadow them. so. that if the barley
be CIT greoa End made into hay, or
even fed green where rolling is prac-
ticed. . crop OF good fodder will be Sc
cured in lieu Of a cropof weeds. In all
transactions upon the farm. circum-
stances must govern as well as the best
conceived rules. if -
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-31

w. c. billiard, of Titusville, Pa.
has been engaged for the last fifteen
years in perfecting piece of musical
mechanism which combines the work
of first and second violin and flute
in one performance. and gives to the
violin the same range and facility for
playing as an organ or piano.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-03-31
How to Dress Well.

remarks in mind. In the first place, let
their dress be of good color, harmon
izing with theG complexion, and not OF
an unnatural, impossible tint; in the
second place. let it be simple, and not
hang or fall in direct contradistinction
10 the shape of their forms; and, in the
third place. let il be appropriate to the
weather, the time of day, and the
wearer's position aud duties in life.
Now. first As TO eolor-the main consid-
Grafton, for many a prettiiy-made
dress is transformed into an ugly one
by being unbecoming-let these few
points be borne in mind Remember
that crimson and red are the chief
warm colors. and should, therefore,
only be worn in winter. Ii has been
the fashion to wear u great deal OF both
these colors and cardinal As dresses and
as sunshades in the last two summers;
but any one with 4 sensitive eve to color
will have remarked the hot feeling to
which they give rise on sunny cay. A
cool look is altogether foreign to their
nature, and. therefore, although they
are admirably adapted for the winter
both rs walking skating cos
tunes. and bright evening dinner
dresses. they are decidedly out of place,
from an artistic point of view, in the
warm weather. Blue. on the contrary,
is cold color. especially as seen in an
entire pal.-blue dress. and. therefore.
thar is RIGHTLY n favorite simmer color.
An i,s varieties dark lne m,rnle
p,,,,vc etc are also cold colors In
digo-,lue IA ver, cold and duIl. tur-
orojse-h iun less cold. but all yellows
browns and Greens are warm colors.
R,,t spayt from tbe coidness or w ,rm-
nass on !, colon. tho vearar has IN con-
s;d.r wins, suits her narticnlar com
nlexion and hair color hest. and this is
The rncl. mon which So many wreck
their charms A fresh. colored fair
Skinned hrown-hairea cir, looks well
IN almost ali cnIorS. 90 IN f.ct will any
one with a cood comnIeyion Rnt nm
fortunarely moi every one il blessed
with ona. their task Is then more diff
cult.
A dutl -ba;,od s.Ilow- f.ead girl sbou,d
M, va,.,, careful in her choice nf co,,,rs
Che sir,,ld never ,ve,r amy color which
hr;ngs oui the yeIlo,v or ,,reenisb bues
81 her c,mnla,;on AMI II She bannan
10 hc fair and s,lIow should no, initiate
the colors which She sees worn becom-
ingly ,,y dark saIlow person. Affair.
saliow ,rirI will look well in a nretty
brown or \ saye-ereen. or a deem plum
color but shonId never attempt nea-
cool hlue or CRIMSON. A dark sallow GIRL
however NAV wear decp crimson. deep
vel,ow or brown with ORANGE nurplc.
and scarlet or in fact. any GOOD. strono
bDlors. becomipply, buf She should
rigorons,v avoid an insipid or somber
colors II is a matter nevertheless.
upon which it is impossible olay down
any definite rules. the variation of ex-
preston, the dullness or brilliancy of the
leses. and toe vivaeity OF a person have
so much to do with their capability of
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sleeves. The great idea to keep before
one is ..harmony"-harmOnv of color
and design Ito ensure beauty Of effect.
-Lddses Floral Calumet. -.tss.
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