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Burr's Mills Camp Meeting,

commencing August 18th, and continuing
to August oath, 1882. The B. & o. will sell
cheap round trip excursion tickets on SUM-
day, August 20, 1882. Special trains at the
following low rates: Leaving Wheeling,
(city time, at T:55 A. NJ, fare for round trip
500; leaving Benwood at s:35 A. u, fare
for round trip 800; leaving Bellaire. (Col-
umbus time, $50, fare for round trip 80
cents, arriving at Burr's Mills at .9:35,
columbus time.) Returning the train will
leave for Bellaire at 4:40 P. NJ; and for
Wheeling at P N.
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knights or Pythias Exeursieu to De-
troftvfa b. Il o. and Steamer Alaska
on Monday August FL. 1882

A delightful ride of eighty miles on
Lake Erie. Note the extreme low rates of
this excursion: Leave Wheeling, city
time, at $50 A. NJ, round trip $500; leave
Bellaire, Columbus time, at 1905, round
trip $500. Returning tickets good to
August 18th. This will be the best excur.
sion of the season. A ride BY rail to San.
dusky, from there to Detroit on the elegant
steamship 10 Alaska Parties, il they so
desire on return passage. can stop at Put
Inlay or Sandusky within the limit of
their ticket.
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FA,RMoNT.
Nev Pastor unsatisfactory ssit Set
tled-Rebuildtng.
k,>ee<oi 10 TIE Regsa1.


Specsoi 10 tAs Revsaey.
F.1Rxosr, August l6-The West Virginia
p,.sbytery is now In session hsre. Among
the interesting features OF the meeting
TINS far was the installation Of Rev. J. b.
Reed as pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of this place. This gentleman was
formerly pastor at sistersyille and editor OF
the TYLER County Independent The in
s,allation sermon was preached and the
charge TO the new pastor delivered by Rev.
LYMAN White, of Chstlestown, and the
charge to the people by Rev. J. Fl. Fiana'
gan, of Grafton.
BEFORE the hour of sale, yesterday, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Compsny's cars under
The underwater execution, the whole al
fair was compromised through Caleb Bog
cess of Clarksburg, the companys aftcr-
new for West sViTginia, by paying TO the
niaintiff's attorneys the amount OF the eI-
ecution less certain credits claimed ana al
lowed by the parties and their priSies;;
Five thousand dollars and costs was PAID
down, with the privilege OF q new execu'
tion within sixty days for the remainder.
The entire value of the decree Is something
over $4,000.
The pottery establishment OF Thomas u
Harden & Co, which was destroyed by
fire last week, is being rebuilt, and Will DC
in operation shortly.
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Another Member OF Jesse James Gang
Arrested.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 16.-Dick Lit
tie, well known member Of the old James
gang, was arrested here to-day at noon by
the United States Marshal, charged with
completely in the robbery of the United
States Paymaster at Musselshoals, Ala.
bama, March IL, 1881. The amount taken
was S., 300, and it is supposed the robbery
was perpetrated by Jesse James, William
Little. Little says that he is innocent and
that he can also prove that the arrest is the
work OF surviving members of the James
gang, who have grudge against him for
the information be gave the officers which
led to the breaking up Of the gang.
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Two serious Accidents.

WASHINGTON, Pa, August l6. = John
Pickins, a brakeman on the WaynesburS
and Washington Railroad, while walking
over his train yesterday while in motion
near Chambers mill, fell between the cars
and was badly mangled. He will die; He
was tweaty-eight years of age: and has q
wife and one child living in Waynesburg.
A young son Of Russell Moore, near
Florence. was kicked BY horse on Mon
day, and it is likely the injury will prove
fatal
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AsCORE TO NOTHlN g.
steubenyilie Badly Handled BY the
Standard-Other Base Ball Games.

Standard-Other Base Ball Games.
Six innings were an elegant sufticiency
for. the steubenville team, yesterday. Not
being porcines, they knew when they had
enough and at the end Of half dozen
rounds of athletic leather hunting, they
took the train home. For amateurs they
play good game, but pins Is sport in
which they might much more Proftably
engage. Twenty to nothing was the score,
but it was only that streak OF generosity
which ever characterizes true-hearted
yictors that prevented it being fifty to
nothing.
Before the game began there was san
guine individual, commercial man, too,
wan ering about the Mcclure House. want
ing to bet 500 on the red legs. He was
snapped up, and now, like Rachel, he is
mournipg because those dollars are not.
The crowd in attendance was not large,
as the picnic was too apparent. Sympathy
prevented many from coming to see the
life and hopes pounded out OF the Steuben'
yilles. We merely append the score:
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SPORTING MATTERS.
RaPato-a Faces.

SARATOGA, August 1.-The first race, five
furlopgs, Punster first, Northana second,
Lytton third Time, l-03h.
Second race, one and q quarter miles,
Granger first, Farroquet second, Irish King
third. Time, 2:3sN.
Third race, one mile, Jennie V. first,
Stanton second, Pope Leo third. Time,
AZ. .... g.. ... .--...... .... -..
Fourth race, three-quarters Of mile,
Malasina first, Blenbeim second, George
Hokes third. Time, LIS.
RanA FALL
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A Word 20 Sufferers.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss of Voice, or any
affection OF the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get l0c Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
will convince them of its wonderful merits
and show what regular dollar bottle will
do Call early.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-17

The renowned Satin Gloss Flour can be
found at the following reliable groceries:
r. J. Smyth, corner Market and Four
teenth streets.
John Mckee, Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Peter Dolan, Sixteenth street.
T. c. LETTERS, corner Sixteenth and. Jacob
streets
Z. W. Barton, Centre Wheeling Market
House.
T. W. Weitzell, Market street, Centre
Wheeling.
T A. Seamon, Virginia street, Island.
&C. Il. McMeChen, Market street.
j. @ Welty, Market street,
y. B. Crawford, Market street.
'WhartheR & Tieman, Market street.
j. II. Diehl & Co, Main street.
Louis Grsiner, Main street
Schultz Bros , Market street.
Z. c. Reed Zane street, Island.
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FOURTH DIsrRICr.
Continued from First Page.

Tenth ballot-Gibson, l23; Leonard, ~;
Jackson, &C.; Hogg, "A; Gum, IL.
Eleventh ballot-Gibson, LIS; Leonard
40: Jackson, "a: Hogg, IS, Gum, 1.
Leonard wtfhdraWn.
BEFORE the twelfth ballot was taken, the
name of Hon. D. H. Leonard was with
drawn BY Charlie Caldwell.
Twelfth ballot-Gibson, 12s; Jackson, IS;
Hogg, 81.
Thirteenth ballot-Gibson, 129; Jackson
30; Hogg, s6
Hogs Withdrawn.
At the close of the thirteenth ballot hogs
took the stand, and in q very eloquent
speech, thanked his friends for their earn
est support. Col. Simpson then withdrew
Hogs name, and attempted to put Gums
name in nomination, but this was not re-
ceived with the anticipated boom, and the
fourteenth ballot was taken between CID
son and jackson, and before the call OF the
counties was completed, it was apparent
that
Gibson Had Received the Nomfnation'
Col. Mcclure, of Wood, moved that Glib
sons nomination be made by reclamation
which was carried with wild hurrahs.
After a loud call Capt Eustace Gibson
took the stand and made very eloquent
speech.
His election, by 5000 majority, is con-
ceded on all sides. The convention sd'
iourned at midnight, with much enthusi'
asm and wild cheers.
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A friend in need is friend indeed. This
none can deny, especially when assistance
is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with
disease, more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses so familiar to our female
population. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend, and will positively restore health,
even when all other remedies fail. A sin
gle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant to the taste, only cost fifty
cents bottle. Sold by Logan & Co. -
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MbeeIin9 Resiates
-nTDSnGV AUGUST ~ 1852
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Wanted-Iiirl to do HouSework
Wall Paper-Jos Graves.
Miss Wilson's School for Girls.
Decided Bargains-G. Mendel X Co.
New Music-WilSon & Banner.
Old Government Java Cotiee-Edward
Reid.
Msgic Tooth Powder-R. II. List.
The Best--Tidal Wave Saloon.
For Sale-Mules-[LO Local Page.
Grand Pic nic-Garfeld Assembly, h. Of
Ii Local Page
Gold. Headed Canes-Miller s. Fran.
Zheim.
New Price List-W. A. Wilson.
Keep Health in Your Honest. w.
JohnSOn's Sons.
Best Cooking StOye-B Fisher 4 Son.
Go to Bridge Corner Grocery. II. Diehl
4 Co.
Ladies' Fine Slippers. T. Stone.
Serge Coats-T. G. Motfat 4 Co.
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Bring on another picnic.

Bring on another picnic.
Laird is winning the reputation OF hard
pitcher to hit
Such clubs are only calculated to make
the Standards confident and careless.
Tomorrow the Standards will pound the
pride out of the Barnesyille Athletics.
Just for curosity's sake, we would like to
see League team come here and down the
Standard.
The colored pitcher failed to materialize,
He was probably looking for credulous
lawyer to bring suit for him.
To the Pittsburgh papers: Have you
base ball club? II so, and you think 1t can
play ball, send it down TO Wheeling.
The Standard should line their ground
properly and live more strictly up to rule
To neglect the rules is to foster loose play
ing and fielding errors lose more games
than weak batting
The Market Hodse nine and the Foundry
BOYS played game here yesterday. but
the score sent to this Office looks like an
incendiary dispatch from Arab Bey. 1t is
written i'm nure Sanskrit
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NOR SALE-TIIE DESIRABLE DWELL
II ing House, No. lbs south Broadway,
Island, containing rooms and bath rooms;
gas, hot and cold water throughout; yard
in high state OF cultivation; 90 feet front W
100 feet deep: has apple and other fruit trees;
is within easy walking distance OF business
portion Of city. Is cool and delightful In sum.
mer; very warm and pleasant In winter: the
great advantage OF living In the csuntry with
all city privileges. owner means business:
Property must be sold nc once. Inquire OF
Gown a GOOD Brokers, corner Fourteenth
and Main streets aRl5ra
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po.sisi. marder ., SAND Patch.

SAND PArcH, Pa, August l6.-iesterday
a man, named solomon Baer. went into
Swearingen's saloon and asked for drink;
He was already very much intoxicated and
Mrs. Swcaringen refused to sell II to him,
whereupon the brute knocked her down
and kicked her in the ribs. An officer at
tenn pied to arrest Baer, who promptly
knocked him down and escaped through the
tunnel.
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The Best sALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles. It Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price IS cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co.
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&c. jaime. Hotel. August Is, ASA.

@ NJ Purnel. Pittaburg W A Eberhart, Ocean
u knake, New York Grove, NJ
w A Dillon, do W Hart, N Martinsv'e
] e Simon, do g + Hoge, waynesburg
A Lyman, do CIV Campbell, Gin
A s Kalischer, do JIM Workman. B&O
J NJ Clifton, do p Gibson ,JaeksonCH
Jell Donehue, ColmbsJ T Newton, Phila
l. q riffin, Steubenville Thos Densmon, Gin
Nv Smith, Martins r Bughley, Jane Lew
Mr. Mrs L Thomp- Dukehart. Baltimore
son, Washington SW McAliken, LOUSY
T q Kean, Newark W Heatherington,
W Phillip, Indian'ps BeIlaiie
A Hebrank, city d ID Dover. Pittsburg
" Martin, BALTIC JIG Boston, do
] Applegarth, do ia Douglass, Man gin
NJ Taylor, do SSAlden, Cleveland
II fhoburn, Cincin Francis, Newark
d N Smith, Centerv'e r Shelly Or nd Rap's
Green, Matamoras VM Metcah, Hopkinsv
W Force, Cleveland II Mclean, Cincin
VIM Stott do
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An Unlseky seaasIA- Mea In.
kaRO0.

PrrrsBURGH, August l6.-The Birming
ham gas company 10 building large gas
tank at the foot Of Seventeenth street. Yes
terday q scaffold which surrounds il broke,
and eight men fell to the ground, Q dis
lance Of about twelve feet, and three Of
them were pretty badly injured, while the
rest escaped with but Q few slight bruises.
This morning about nine o'clock man
named McFadden fell of the same scaffold
and was badly injured ABOUT the head. He
was taken to his boarding house, sshort
doctor summoned. who pronounced the
man as not seriously injured Most all the
men who are building the tank are from
Philadelphia r.,
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Rale % . NeW,paper.

GKEESynLE, Pa, August l6-The shen-
ando Valley News vss yesterday sold to w.
II. H. Dumons, formally of the Advance
Argos. tits expected to be independent
IN pO.-iics.
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Indications

WASHINGTON, August Ill A. N.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair weather.
light winds generally from southwest to
northwest, stationary OF, lower bsrometer,
ard slight change in temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
southwest to northwest winds, higher ba-
rometer, stationery or slight change in
temperature.
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III DrEHL & Co, J. s. Welty, Worthen
A. T;sman George X. McMechen, r J.
SDyth and II. F. Behrens sell Charter Oak.
p,Isr; Simpson, Wholesale Agent.
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Bneklen,s Arnica salye.

Mrs. F. SIMNERING, Millersville, Pa, had
Ozena and Chronic Catsrrh. PERuNA cured
her entirely.
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Do NOT be deceived. Insiston having the
genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made only
by theBrown Chemical Co. and take moth.
iDG else. =
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GREAT aches from little toe corns grow"
German Corn Remover gives instant relief.
o.. '
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StenbenViIIc 0 o.
Earned runs-Standard, 8.
Three base hits-Standards, Moffatt.
Two base hits-Standard,S Sullivan and Laird.
First base on errors-Standards,o D; SteuDeh-
villes, ,,,
Time OF game-l;5O.
UmpireNWm. Trainer, OF Princeton. :.
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dHAYE Just received a lot of old Govern
~. ant Java Coffee, very choice. Charter
OAK Flour always on hand. Robert SimP-
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Go OUT to Seiberts Garden. either dav or
night, ii you want recreation and fresh air.
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TIVE best is the cheapest Buy Charter
Oak. Every, barrel warranted Robert
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A..tsument OF . Grseery Firm.

AssfEn"eht OF 0FScery FIF'
CANTON, o., August 16.-Whisler 4 Hensel,
grocers of Navarro Stark company made an
assignment yesterday TO II. r: Bennett, OF
Navarro. Their assets and liabilities are
not known.
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the MODEL MAJ
rHg MODEL MAP THE sOpE u
THE MopEL MAP - nv stE
THE MODEL NAP -. rHt
the MODEL NAP VAGINA TaI va
THE MODEL MAP isAs. THt soa
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PLENTY OF am easements at Seiberts Gar
den. Go out and you will be pleased. Re.
freshments OF all kinds served.
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CHARTER OAK FLOUR is now made by the
most complete mill in America Robert
SinnSOn
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rhermometer RECORD.

90 to the Mcclure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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The proprietoS Of the WHILE
TER have engaged the servios
well qualified for the TAX. |"
will readily be conc.ded 70 si
MODEL NAP o. WITT VIsa
II will shov all the County ,si 10
District lines, senatorial aod COG
District lines, Railroads buih .S
be bull, In the near future, EA!lr"
Post-ofiecs, the area In acre. d~
population Of counties, vote q
at the last presidential e'esa0A
each county. Geological seet'onsa
and a hundred other thing 81
,ix. 4, will be about % I " inHA~
Priv - nsp. dS
WEEKLY RssssS.
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Womhn,n True Friend.

Twas miserable with Chronic Catarrh.
Peruna is my remedy and no other. VIM.
Bsyd Pittsburgh
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WEDNESDAY.

As taken at schnepFs Opera House drug
store:
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Moss CLENNoNs, of Majorsville an
nounces that he will present to the public
the mystery of that great battle which is
TO be fought with all nations under heaven,
which YOU will find recorded in Ezekiel,
80 and SO chapters. / am going to prove
that il is going to be fought in the United
States, the land that always laid waste, so
was the L. S. before Christopher Columbus
discovered America. George Washington
redeemed the L. s. by the sword. The U.
s. is without fortifCation."
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FOR RENT.

FOR HGNT. -
TyHE FINE, LARGE, NEW RuMHE9
room, No. nof Man street.
Also In s.ms building, up staars, two hAlh
Al Win 8 anktsdsnd rssdy fos oeeapaasy
spout the hfst Of 6eptember.
sE2 JANE I. HAWLEI.
TSOR RENT-DwELLING HOURE IN ELM
I Grove containing ave rooms good stable
and outbuiIoings Convenient 70 railroad
station. Apply TO KATE v: bAlIh
asi2a Elm Grove
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the WGALrh

IN. .n,.pr.. Of u. vs :, g. ~
Il th. EnTuiro OF us
U0Nlat0I.
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the REGISTER
TuC MODEL MAl

I'VE cordially recommend IN sr-
model Family ps~spapes H~r'~sHr
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The Map will be sen. ~ .p'
persons who remit 40 ~ @
RrSlsTrn, one year. and 10 osH's
age on the Map.
"Tbs RygisTES 70 f..lIy W. -
pupsr 10 the state. - Ss's~
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1uE WEALTh

THE WEALTH THE
THE WEALTH % TIE
THE WEALTH VEST TyIs
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O, nearly 800 p.se., On d. va, -
and undeveIoped, Of Yves !.
dls,ingui,bed suthot'i'ss -
1.lio,o q ~ Reya ,:As,'..,s.1
sps.t.r, 0so. H. HsA ~
AnurH VIII
To tboss who pssfS u
the $500 tsFmA sWHi
PrSesSGsWS"
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the REGISTER.
Mheelirg Rssia
LEWIS BAHER q 60

TERMS.
PER YEAH, ny NAIL, rOrrAGt IN,
DAILY, six days In the week -
DAILY, three days IN the vcst
WEEKLY REGIsTER--......------.l
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THE REclSrgR

THE REGISTER THE RfGisr,
THE REGISTER THE Erais
THE REGISTER TlE lDi7
THE REGISTER WEEKLY THEu
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THE MODEL MAJ

"Tbe REor.rga II kccpInr stu SO
res and prusp~rty nov '0sA
.tale."- hdHauha sdbSfff.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-02

in the sixty-two years that have inter-
vened, has the feeling between the
North and South been as cordial and fra
ternal as it is tonight. [Applause.
Never has the time been when, in every
county and district and settlement in the
South, the veriest abolitionist and blacklist
republican and the dnskiest African could
come and go under the guarantee of this
great constitutional amendment, which the
republican party engrafted on the organic
law. And we have held to the faith
Now the reader need not be reminded
that this happy condition of things, which
is stated from personal knowledge by Mr..
Blaine, and is literally as described, is un-
der democratic rule in every one of the late
slave states, and is the result solely of that
rule, for it did not exist before it. 1t will
be indeed impossible to deceive the coun-
try again on that subject, hitherto so mis-
represented in politics, and so powerful a
factor in working democratic defeat.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-02
FASHION NOTES.

Bronze and crimson form a fashionable
combination.
The new shade of royal cardinal prom
ises to be leading color this fall.
Plain velvet is now considered much
smarter" than that which is ribbed, bro
caded, or striped.
Miles of satin or metre ribbon are fire.
qnentlY used upon an deliberately trimmed
evening dress of the latest make.
Gloves are as long as ever and the tan
colered variety are still worn with full
evening dress. This odd fashion is far
from the purest or best taste. but neverthe-
less it is in the height of style.
Narrow braid, in silver or gold, is much
used for trimming cloth dresses of mono
chrome color. Ever so little of this garni-
ture goes a great way in effect. An un4
sparing use of it is gaudy In the ex-
treme
A new and extremely beautiful shade of
golden brown promises to eclipse all ether
colors in popular favor for autumn dinner
or carriage costumes. In combination
dresses of satin and velvet, this color. in
its most golden hue for the satin fabrics
and a deeper shade for the velvet, forms a
most ladylike and effective toilet for the
street or drawing-reom.
A beautiful evening toilet prepared for
a French countess has pansies of open
fieelle embroidery mixed with gold thread,
the paniers and dfaperies being in ficelle-
trellis, a new and very light material; two
large rosettes of bege ribbon are fastened.
one on the hip and one ut the 5ottom of
the skirt, being the termination of two
long ribbons that commence on the tab
lier; the pointed bodice. short on the hips,
is made of the two materials in theIskirt,
bow with long ends on the shoulder.
Some of the new Autumn walking cos
tunes of tweed are decidedly masculine in !
style, showing a white under waistcoat,
cutaway coat, fastened inst below the
chest with one button, standing collar
with ronnd gold-collar- button, and linen
cuffs held together by large geld links or
huge cuHbuttsns, and. efowning all, a
jaunty English, low crowned derby hat
devoid of trimming of any sort.
A lovely little French bonnet sent over
as a model to noted American importer
is made of prinrose-coiored crepe and
laurel green velvet The sbrim is edged |
with three rows of iridescent beads, which |
sent forth opalcscent lights of gold, pink,
pearl and emerald. The crown of the hat
is partly covered by soft laurel green os-
trich tips, and underneath these peep pink /
peoples. The strings are of laurel green |
velvet, lined with primrose satin.