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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-27
DARKkR's TOSIC.
TELLING IT VERY SHORE.

" "Itcl 1t. sir, in few words IT can. bat tue
story wuuld Ill u Look 1t Justice was zone I"
" surely. MIchtcl but put It snort tni, time
SOS / can squeeze II into page OF letter
Hero YOU are sir then, and tacro Wr thou
sands OF people here In hinghampton, y. \.
- an Will testify ~ the truth OF VII I say.
Ny name /. Michael GulliOylc. am seventy.
tour yeats old. For about niuH years wa
a.mu-i shut out from tie world by rheuua
'iSru. | had pr,lNieu small wares IN the CITY
tor years, ana had To stOD altogether, Al the
best OF tunes | COulh only hObOle mlScTaDly
about with my cane. was bent nca:Iy d0u
p1r with pain anu weakness and my hands
| were useless tO labor with. / was but the
| moor a. ICuI Ot a once strong man. None q!
| the medicines usually given tor m"iicine dil
| me the least good, sir. My old friends and
customers forgot Inc - though were under
| ground,
| WIN the end OF my nos, and the tips OF my
Turned up to the roots OF the daisies
! MY days and nights were dOlriul ami painful
| mad no hop" "Ncrpl IN druth. Ihdt - "on :
| truth. amt Nj. Mu-hrr, herr, know II.
- can't tell you how. but PARKER : lOSiC
| cured me. That was three years ago. In ID ely
| u- "A cricket nov, -ir. and 60 my business
| rounds every day, rain or shine. lou may
| tel his TO sIl tNu wUTII and refer tho douDl-
| This preparation, which has been known rs
| PAPKER's GINGER 1ONIC, VIII be callcd simply
| PARKEE's TUNIo. This change Il male Tor two
reasons FIr,t, because ginger i an unimport
| ant nAyOriug ingredient, and secondly, be-
| cause uuprinciplUt dealers deceive their Gus,
TONERS By substituting inferior preparations
| under the name Ot ginger
| There rs no change. however, in the prepa-
| ration Ii-elt. and all bottles remaining IN the
| hands OF dealers, wrapped under the name Oi
| rARKERs ,rINGER TuNIC. contain the genuine
| X Co. i II the bottom OF the outside wrapper
I ocl'lmd>Sw
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u VI NW"| y - :
Hign Authority.
Al Nsm,re "A handsome rae.

pure, clear skin Will make any face hand.
some. Maniivs'ly anything which strengthens
and enriuh,r- the blood will directly affect the
whole person. All cruptiOn- OF the sktn d.
appear when BUrd0ck Blood BuUCrs Are EN-
plOycd. They ure vegetable lemeuy OF In
estimabic value. For sale by II, B. Cochran
druggist, lJ1 and l39 North Queen street
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The Japanese still believe that the first man
was not Adam, but Hu.sinV. IL may he SO.
Tn. f,rst legitimate household remedy ever
offered to a suffering public rs pr BulIs
Cough syrup, sure cure tor coughs and
colds
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Those langui 7, tire>ome sensations, causing
you 10 feet scarcely able tn be on your feet
that constant drain that l. taking from your
system all its former elasticity driving the
bloom from yoar cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you iTritA-
BILE and frctiul, can easily rc re- owed bv tEe
use OF that marvellous remedy. Hop Bitters.
Irregularities ana distractions ui your sys-
TEN are relieved at once, while the special
cAuse @: periodical pain are permanently re-
moved. some receive much bcuen'. anI none
are profoundly grateful and show such an In
terest IN recommending Hop Bitters a. women
Feeis Souug Agsin.
"Ny mother was ami ted long time with
Neuralgia and a dull. heavy, inactive c"nur
ton oi the whole system headache, ueINon.
prcsiratlon, and was almost helpless. No
physicians OF medicines did her any GoHu,
Three months ago she began 70 use Hop Bit
tiers with such good effect that ne seem Gnt
feels young again, although over - years old,
We think thcra = no other medicine % 10 use
in the family "A isdy, in Providence.
BRAproEr Pa, May :, ISIS.
II has cure me Of several GlseS-e,, such s'
nervousness. sickness at tas stomach. month
ly troubles, etc. have not seen a sick day SD
ayeAr, since l took Hop Rilters All my neigh
bors use then. Mas. fANNIR GREsN.
s1ano Losr.-''A tour Of Europe that c., me
sA1a1 done me less good than one botre OF
Hop Bityers they also cured my wife O fifteen
years nervous weakness, slrcpIe-sne,s and
dyspepsia"
T. NJ. Auburn, Y. Y.
High Authority.
Hop Bittcrs t. not in any sense, an alcoholic
beverage or liquor, and could nos br -ulI tor
use except to persons DESTROYS Cf obtaining a
medicinal bittsrs,
GREEN B. EAUN L. 5. Com. In:erI Rev.
so. BLooNINGyLLE, O., May J, -.
slKs-I have been suffering ten years and /
tried your Hop Bitters ant 1t douc me more
good than al the doctors
Miss :. ;. EOOSE.
Baby Saved
Hearc 80 thankful to say that our nursing
baby was permanently cured OF a dangerous
and pro racled con- tipaion and irregularity
OF the bowels by the use OF Hop Bitters by it,
mother. which at the same time restored her
TO perfect health aud stICngth.-The Parents,
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l,nKn supprHar,nN nr InE mip.

rHKONIU SUPPIRATiOS or IBE MID
4 rlr ear II the affection which Is common
ly called ~ running from the cur,' ana which
has been 50 liynIly regarded by the profession
that every year people die from it, direct re-
suits, without the suspicion that the disease
OF the enr, and OF the car alone, was the cause
OF Their death.
Diseases OF the kye, Ear and Threat success.
fully cured by
DR- II. ID. Rnd NJ. 4. LOSGAKER
Onico-l3 East walnut street, Lancaster PA.
Consultation free. O2j 3td6w
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NO ryNravs NAME

Thtscur,'tyc needs no pompnus or incom-
DraHCu,typ tito Ot Greek or attn 10 sustain
II. but tts slmplr Eugus' name appeN.s di-
rect Y O. the people. Aui the y up'r are sig
nally. mtuitestiug their appreciation oi tNiS
traukuess by selecting and using Dr. Benson
SKIN CUrE iu preference TO AL other pJo'csseu
remedies.
Dr. {. W. henson has long been well known
a. successful physician ana surgeon ami bis
life study has been the diseases Ot tho nervous
.ys EN- and oi the skin since he has b.
prrsna rcd to put his NcS Remedy and d.
v0lta Prescription as a " skin Curc' on II'
market various things have sprung UP Iu.u
existence o. have SOkG mp from the sleepy
state in wh.cI they were before, and now
claim to ne The CrsI! SkiG CtayCs.
ss- ErTArr oiiuitattous. or the various ar
| ticIss which have been advertised FOR veal
| OF struggled along. having no real hold OF
| merit on the public. that now cuscAvoV 10
sxyrp head above water by Advertising them.
fse,yus a- The Great skin cure None is
| genuine auI reliable except Or. {. W. Ben
sons >S.u cure. EaoH package aud bottle
| bears ni. lkcu - internal ami external -rm
| ely. two bottles In one package. Price sloo,
\ gc. ~ goaI druggists.
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express A. 94',
win run through 10 Hanover daily, eN~ pi
Sunday.
Frederick Accommodation, west, con r""ling
al Lancaster with Fast Line, west, ~ J. >, viii
run through to F-OdOr,Ck.
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Rheumatic Syrup

Is the greatist Blood Purifier known, and Will
do all that Is claimed Tor It, Send tor pamph'
let Of testimonials and read OF those who have
been cured by its use.
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ron SAFE OK REM.

ENGiNE AND PUMp FOk SALr,-IHE
II city OF Lancaster will sell ~ public sale
at the Water Works on THURSDAY, NOV. !,
ISL ut 2p. M, one second hand horizontal en-.
gtne Is ~ So link motion. one pump lOS ly
20 double acting ono turbine water wheel
made by T.. Gcycliu, : feet IN diameter, with
wheel chambers and iron pynsluCk. several
large gear wheels, foundation plates, Conuut
pipes, large air Vps4rls large wheel shoe,
bolts, etc. Tue engine, pump ana other
articles to be sold can UC seen at any time ON
the grounds Con HtitOus Oi sale Will bo Wddc
known on DAY Of sale.
By Crdo Oi Wafer CuwmUtnc w
joins T. MADHONlnlE
oEAtdS Mayor
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~ REAL ESTATE.
On SATURDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER H..
ls>I, in pursuance OF an OrIvTOt the Orphans
Court of Lancaster County, will be sod AT
Public Nenduc, at the Fountain Inn, South
Queen street, Lancaster fly, Pa, the 10 low
ing Real Estate OF Christian strobe, dCCC4s q,
70 wit
No. 4 Lot or Piece OF Ground situate on
the west side OF south Queen street in the
LitY OF Lancaster, aforesaid, containing in
front on said street 9! feet 10 nCu,-, and In
depth westward ~ irot 70 Beaver street;
bounded on the north by land at t,CnTgc ".
COrmeny. and on the south Ly Land OF lIenry
~hraf. The improvements consist Ot two one
story Log Weather BOHTICd Dwelling Hons
ana u ones .OTw shop, fronting on sail south
Queen street, and respectively numbered 534,
$50 and j}s. This ls 81 large and valuable lot
for building pu-PD-"s, having u IrD At on
South Queen and on Beaver streets.
40. :, A lot or piece OF gTDIurl, Il uatu on
the northwest side OF Hign street, in saii city
OF Lancaster, cOnthing % tret I'm front and cX-
tending IN depth 30 trot more or less, to
ground OF said Z, BlumcustOCk on northeast
and northwest. aud by late Adam wise on the
southwest. The improvements are one.
story brick house, NO. nl. on stil High street; ;
fruit trees, and other Improvements.
Possession and title will be given on April =,
1884.
sale TO commence at 7OcloCI y. IN, when
due Attendance will bu given anu terms OF
sale made known by
Is. BAUMAN,
Trustee appointed by the OIphuus' Court TO
sell -aid real estate.
DHUBBET x SUTTON. AuCiiOncer-. OLrTn&S
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IALAUrLEs mILh MI rHorEmrr AT A.

y a
sIGNEE'S POSITIVE SALE.
on THURSDAY, SONEMBERl, 1883, pursu.
ant to an order OF the Orphans Court OF Lam
caster county, Pa, the undersigned will sell at
Public sale on the premises, situate in Para.
disc tOwn-h hip, about, 4 mtlo northwest from
Paradise and II mile south rom GOrdOnvillc
station, on the r. Il. Il AL that Valuable MILL
AND WATER POWER, with tract OF
land containing about TWENTY A. RES.
more or less. The MILL Is A THREE
STORY FRAME, iOXGO tect, with tour run OF
burTs ana all the necessary machinery and
fixtures for Il hrst-Cla-- Merchant and GTist
MIL, with one OF the best Water Powers on
PeQuea creek, and In rich and thiCkly settled
nCigEbOrhoOd. A large twO-stOrv STONE
MANSION HOUSE, with stone Kitchen at
taChed, Frame Stable ana other OutbuiIdings,
"A never failing spring of water with pump IN
the kitchen, u variety OF Fruit Trees and other
Improvements
No. 2. AisOpt the same time, lot of ground
adjoining the above, containing THREE.
QUARTERS OF AN ACRE, whcTcOn l. erected
"A double two story STONE HOUSE, with
slate roof On this lot there Is an excellent
Limestone \ lag Quarry.
No. 5. A tract OF land adjoining Nos. ana 2,
containing ACRES and s5 rEKCIlES OF first
rate Limestone Land, with small stream OF
water passing through the same, and Is a very
desirable tract for building or farming and
truck purposes.
| Any person wishing to view the properties
before the day OF sale can call on tho undGT-
| signed, or on Daniel Brua, residing on No.2.
| Sale 10 commence At O'Clock p. IN. Terms
| made known by
JOEL l.. LIGHTNER, Assignee.
! oct6 saw &3tw
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I,jN~uN's SKIN UUKE
From me Home JouvndLl
A Remarkable Discovery,
A REAL SKIN CURE.
THERE Is ONLY ONE
I,jN~uN's Skin UUKE.
AND TINT WIN slMrLE NAVE
THERE Is ONLY ONE

M y IWNI IT IT n VI u y y y " o
BE ware OF impostnrs, pirates, or any old AT
ticIos which now suddenly claim to Toe hcst
They have been tiled amt found wanting,
wai this has been proved remarkable SUE
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Harrisburg Express, west, AT 5tU y. IA, has
direct connections (withnut change Uf carsl to
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on sunday, when nusgUu +,
will stop at Downin gtOwn, CCHte5vllle, rarkrs.
burg, Mount JOY, Eliznbethtuwn and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express Na !
Train, No. /, Western Express and PRclnc IA
press run daily.
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CLUTHIN8.
MYERS q KAThFUs.
INVESTIGATE.


It Is always u good plan TO INYESTIG ATE
before making purchases OF CLOTHING. The
mm who will not INVESTIGATE Is pretty
sure TO make mistakes. lNNESrIGATIOS
leads one to think, and to think Is to learn.
BY INVESTIGATING our stock you are
bound to keep posted on the lowest current
prices for MEMS, BOYS or CIIILDRES'S
CLOTHING. We don't ask you to come in and
plank down your money without looking. We
ask you to lNNESElG ATE-to soc our goods
TO get the prices, and then make Comparison
with the BEST CLOTHING you know Of
Brief ana 10 the point: Whatever sum YOU
contemplate Investing In WEARING AP-
PAkEL, always be sure you're getting the
HEST II WIN buy. Investigation posts YOU
Try 1T our stock contains every Desirable
fabric ana pattern needed to make a neat ana
handsome appearance. Cut, made ana trim.
med here under our personal supervision, We
guarantee each garment 10 be precisely as 1t Is
represented.
We have ali the Latest Novelties in FINE
and MEDIUM GRADE WOOLENS for Gus
TOM TAILORING. Measurements taken and
fits guaranteed.
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BOYS AND MEMS
G l. Q T II | N G.
FOR EVERYDAY BUSINESS AND
DRESSWEAR.

We are fully up to the mark with our Boys
Clothing this scHsOn. somehow there Is II crisp,
smart set up about IL that the people ike, and
we are selling more Ci II than ever before.
A Solid Good Boys Suit at s2.5O, 81, a, 81 80,
o. up to- 81.
a solid GOOD Child's Suit at sl.75, s425, o.. rs
81, o., up to I5.tO.
A solid Good Boys Overcoat at o., 81 80. 50,
81, up to o. 80.
A Solid Good Child's Overcoat at tl6O, 81,
o. 30, -, mp to 80 90.
$40.
A Solid Good Mems Overcoat at $40, 90, a.,
-, f6, 81 up tOtl7
Asoltd Good Pair Mems Pants at o.. .25, sl.75,
e. $3.50 %, uptotj
Everything in Ready. Made Clothing OF the
best quality. Everything at the lowest prices.
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nRrHANs' couKr SALE or VALUABLE

Administrators OF Benz. Mu--or, dcc'd.
Il pOWSEY, AuCt OCJl1 t-dttw
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NeckHear.
New Y ork Evening Post.

NoH yin L1puluB IOhts
Light coverings for the throat, to
take the place Of the fur collar, are
almost exclusively confined to the large
Chinese silk handkerchiefs made in
the,new indescribable colorsso difficult
to classify; pale green's, for example,
that are nearly yellow, reds closely
bordering on the terra Gotta, or deep
orange, crushed raspberry, looking
very much like mashed lobster, and SO
on. The kerchiefs envelop the throat
very softly, take up little room below
the neckband and if selected advisedly
many Of these nondescript tints prove
eminently becoming but, without dis
erection in selecting, the wearer's COM
plexion may prove nothing less than
CHASTITY. Brocaded satin kerchiefs in
two or more colors are sometimes pre-.
ferred to those in monochrome, and
there are also fancy plaided and check.
cred neckerchiefs to match the COS
tune, which many choose.
Praisely patterns and oriental de-
signs also figure cOnspicuously around
fair threats. If preferred, the hand
kercbief is laid over the jacket and
loosely knotted in front, la marine,
With the wide brimmed sailor hat for
very young girls this is a sympathetic
mode OF arrangement.
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Items From Dyer.
Neals Gazette.

~NeA NHAClNCs
Too much rain for the farmers.
The prospects for large fruit croI
are good SO far.
The farmers are all behind with
their spring work.
The wedding season is about over
and Parson Hall will have rest.
A telephone is now in operation
from Parker's store, on the square, to
the railroad depot.
The steamer ALI. Stevens left for
st. Louis last Wednesday. loaded
down to the guards with lumber.
The wheat crop Of Dyer county has
come out wonderfully in the past few
days and is now looking perfectly
splendid.
The widows in our neighborhood
are troubled with q disease called
"wldOwer." Some Of them have three
or four attacks day.
Nat Tarrant killed thirty-two squir.
rels the other day, and then accident.
ally discharged both barrels of his
gun at the thirty-third. The CUR
kicked Nat on the nose, and he saw
more stars than squirrels.
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oHAPER 1.

Ask any or all Of the nest eminent physi-
clans:
What Is the best and only remedy that
can DO relied on to cure all diseases of the
ndneys and urinary organs; such a. Bright
disease, diabetes, retention or inability
to retain urine, and all the diseases and all
ments peculiar to Women
And they will tell you explicitly and em-
phatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, Indigestion, biliousness, malarial f.
yer, ague, etc.," and they will tell you:
Mandrakel or DandeliORl"
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such a
wonderful and mysterious curative power Ia
developed which is so varied in its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly
exist or resist its power, and yet it d
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to use.
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Friday, April 27. Isss,


during legal hours, at the southwest cor
ner Of Main and Madison streets. in the city
Of Memphis, Tennessee. offer at public auc-
ton and sell for cash to the highest bidder q
eertain lot Of land situated in the county Of
Shelby and State Of Tennessee, beginning at
the southwest corner of Lane avenue and
Ayres street and running thence southwardly
with the west side Of Ayres street $50 feet;
thence westwardly 70 feet; thence north
wardly 100 feet to the south side of Lane
avenue; thence eastwardly with the south
side Of Lane avenue 70 feet to the place Of
beginning and being the eastern 70 feet OF
lots Nos. 13l, 1872 and 1888 in w q Lanes sub
division Of Isler's tract and part Of the same
land acquired by said John German under
the decree Of the Second Chancery Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee in the case Of +,
y. Lawrence VS.. the heirs of Mary Baxter ct
al, No. 469, n; r. D of said court and re-
corded in book No, lO2, page u, Of the Regis
ter's office of Shelby county, Tennessee.
Title believed to DO perfect but will con-
vey as trustee only.
Memphis, March q, 1888.
q 40 SAM'L HIRSCH. Trustee.
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The Dead Past.

Warrington National Republican.
The National Republican under-
stands the element in human nature
which will cause the memory Of Lee,
and Sidney johnson, and StonewAll
jackson to be honOred by the Oonfed-
crates and their descendants to the
last syllable of recorded time. These
men were not among the authors Of
the rebellion, although they we're its
great soldiers. The failure of tho
Southern Contederacy naturally
caused partial reaction against those
who had been the leaders Of secession;
but even unto them, the main body of
the Southern people will not join in
oensure of them. The American peo-
pie who agree that the nation is indis,
soluble, and entitled to the allegiance
of every citizen, the constitution or
any law or ordinance of any State to
the contrary Notwithstanding, can
afford to allow absolute freedom of
opinion as to the civil war and all the
causes that led to it. The hope of a
Southern Confederacy was, as Gen.
Malone said in the Senate in 1881,
lost in the ashes of civil war;" It
can return no more to plague us. The
North cannot change its opinion as to
the past any more than can the South.
All that either can do is to admit that
the other side believed itself right,
and as the Hindoo proves his faith by
prostrating himself before the car Of
Juggernaut and being crushed, so
men must be admitted to have been
honest in the profession of opinions
for which they were willing to 60 to
war.
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TIE vIOLIN's VOICE,
Pathetic Story OF . Musician and
Els Dying Child.
RelEraxia.

/
The Dark Angel of Death wa;
standing outside the musicians door
for little Anita, Maestro Narditi'I
child, was fading away; no tears, nc
prayers could avail, not even Carissi
mas lovely voice.
Christmas voice was hushed now
the maestro had no heart to take ny
his dearly loved violin and to soothe
his sorrow, as he had done many years
ago, when his wife died and left this
little one behind.
Heaven had given him the divine
gift Of genius and had hidden him call
aloud to the world. So Carissima and
he had played together through sick>
ness and sorrow and success, and
through all the changing scenes of life
they had been faithful friends.
They had Just come back from the
crowded hall; the people said that
never before had the maestro played
so beautifully, and that never before
had the violin's voice sounded SO
mournful and pathetic.
Well, you see, they did not know
the reason; but we do, FOR both were
thinking of the little dying girl, and
how could their thoughts be anything
but mournful2
The father was weeping by his
child's bedside. But she said: do
not weep; sing to messing me to
sleep, for [ am so weary, dear father,
and the evening has been so long with>
out thee"
Then he rose and played to her; she
closed her eyes and listened happily to
CHRISTMAS voice. 1t sang a song
without words-the music alone told
the tale-of a pure young life. too
pure for earth, and therefore to be
taken away to that fair land where
only the good and pure and true dwell.
Yet it was hard to leave the dear ones
behind, and to know that they would
be desolate; and here the violin's
voice Sobbed and trembled as if from
sorrow, and the melody became sadder
and softer, as if describing the very
parting which was soon to take place;
then the lingering notes died away,
and the maestro's hand was still.
rs that all2" murmured the child,
"oh, play againI"
Once more he raised his bow on
high and the air resumed with a
psalm Of triumph-the same melody,
but no longer soft or sad, for the gate:
of that fair land were opened wide,
and amid this jubilant strain the child
had passed away with the Angel Of
Death.
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These. show considerable iulluess II
the back, and are handsomely
trimmed, Some of the black and
terra Gotta have cuffs and narrow col.
lar trimmed with parallel rows Of
narrow braid. Polonaises Of Jersey
cloth are in dark blue and black, with
cuffs and collar trimmed with gilt
braid. For late spring wear scar
like wraps of black cashmere, richly
fringed and embroidered with soutaof
braid, will be used; these come IL
light colors, such as cream, mode
light and dark blue and the sSft gray
shades.
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These bonneta are llsht, slfy AID yery

These bOnnsts are lIshs, airy and very
attractive. Their garnitures are cor.
respondingly light and ethereal. Soft
tinted silk mulls and GAUGES are used.
as well as wreaths of fine flowers
mingled with delicate vines. A pretty
little French bonnet of the OLIVIA
shape, of pale cream colored straw
lace, exhibited this week is lined with
a wreath Of heliotrope blossoms and a
cluster Of crushed roses set at the left
side, The last row of lace at the edge
Of the brim is studded with tiny mock
pearl and heliotrOpe beads, and the
scarf strings, Of cream oolored lace,
are dotted With the same bead work,
giving q rich effect to the appearance
Of the bonnet.