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Are YOU diSturLod AZ night and broken Of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
viii. the "kcruchting pain OF cutting teeth :
II 40, go ~ once aud get u hrttlcui Mrs. WIN
slows SOOTliISG SiKir. 1t will relieve
the poor littlo sufferer mmciiatcly-'!epcnd
uInu Vt there Is no WistaEo about II. There Ia
not IL mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you at once that 1t VIII
regulate the bowels and give rest To the
neither and rcliet and health to the child. OPP
crilting like magic II Is perfectly saio 10 use
In all cases, ana pleasant to tho taste, ana Is
tho prescription OF one OF tho Oldest and best
iornaIe physicians in the United StatoS. Sold
everywhere. - cents u bottle.
mayl-M.W W saw
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SECOND EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. ID. 1889.
THE CANTON RIOT.
MORE PARTICULARS or The AFFAIR
The Situation Criticai--A Battie
between the French and
rho HlAnk lIaraA

between the French and
tho Black Piags.s
LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch from
Hong Kong, to tho Standard, gives addi.
tional details Of tho rioting at Canton,
China, on Monday. The riot began at 8
o'clock a. m. AS previously stated,
the trouble was caused by a quarrel
between some Chinese and Portuguese
watchmen on the quay. During the latter
part Of the riot some of the merchants
armed themselves to defend their property.
The party consisted of nino German and
three Englisbmen. They fired into the
mob, killing five men aud woundng many
more. The arrival Of Chinese troops
finally checked the mob.
There are now two British, ono Frcnch
and five Chinese gunboats moored In the
river abreast the foreign settlement.
The Chinese have placards on the
walls of the city applauding the action
of tho populace and calling upon
them to kill the Europeans at tho next
opportunity which presents itself. The
different cousuls at Canton admit that the
situation is very serious and that the future
of the European colony is gloomy in the
extreme. There is almost open war bo-
tween the native and foreign elements and
il will bc necessary to have men.of war
in tho harbor for a long time to come as a
measure of protection. The houses burned
by the mob include ten English, one
American, two German and one French
building.
The consuls have forwarded to the vice.
roy an identical note holding him answer
able for the destruction OF the property
because he failed, to promptly send troops
when advised of the disorders. Three
Cinnamon who were caught in the act of
pluudering property, and the Portuguese,
who was the immediate cause of the out
break, are now imprisoned at the British
| consulate.
A Battle iIetween tue French ana Black
Elags.
| A dispatch from Hong Kong dated
to-day says that battle has takei
place between tho French and the Blac!
Flags lasting eight hours. 1t took place
between Ka Moi aud Sautay, near tho Rec
river. The French lost two officers anC
fifty men, aud the Black Flags betweei
| fiyo aud six hundred.
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Gsrm.n Bu,,d,ng Association.

The German building association will
dissolve to morrow night. Since the
state tax has been abolished by the Legis-
Iature the board of directors have resolved
to divide the sum whish was kept in the
treasury for this purpose. The secretary
and Il eassurer will sit in the old Mnnuer-
choir hall ou Saturday night from TO 0
O'Clock, to pay ont the dividend coming to
each member,
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Held iur OOurI.

George Shaun and John Bender, the
boys who were charged with malicious
trespass on the property of Sarah Hammel,
had hearing before Alderman McConomy
last evening and were held to answer at
court. Shaun was held to answer also
complaint of assault and battery preferred
against him by Adam Stephens.
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Tho best Salve In tho world for cutS,bruisos
cores, ulcers, salt Theum, letter. chnppod
hands. chilhlains, cOrns and nll kinds OF skin
cruplions, freckles and pimplcs. Tho salvo il
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Be sure you
get IIEEEY's CARBoLIO SALvg, as all others are
but limitations ana COuntercits. Price 20
ceuts. sold In Lancaster ut COchrans Drug
store. 1877 North Queen sLreet mY2'-a
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Tho Briokeryillo church Case.

la the Brickerville church case :. T..
Eby, esd, spoke for the plaintiff yester-
day afternoon and he was followed by j..
L. Steinmetz, for the defense, this morn
ing. At noon the latter had not concluded
aud the case will not go to the jury be-
fore To. morrow afternoon.
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New York MarHess

Nav YORK, sept. it.--Flour-state and West
ern dull aud declining. Southern quiet an Il
unchanged.
Wheat M9lc lower, unsettled and depressed.
No. White, fl Is; No. He'd, Sept, 81 l3kSp
II Oct, 81 1901 1871
Corn k@44c lower and less active: Mixed
Western spot G0ipo3Hc; do iuure. 82fl63Ixc.
Oats about &c lower; No. 2October, 85}Sc
November, BA@36lSo Dec, $50; State, $50
iJc Western, 3)fllJc
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Tn. ,nd.ponden, stat. ra,r.

Exhibitors viii take notice that their tickets
are now rcany Tor them at tho aeolctary's
Office Entries not made 10y o'clock Satui-
day evening, at the office, No. West King
strcct, must bo made at tho ticket Office
ON tno iniI grounds on Monday, aud no on
tries Will q received after Tuesday ut noon
Entries tor speed will not he received ator II
~ IN. saturday, september 10
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mosp,y ouroupK

DUnLiU sALE -nS moNDAf, oHIonEk
CITY In pursuance at an order Ot the orphans
Court, viii bo sold at ruUllC sale the follow
ing described Real Estate, to wit All that
certain two.stOTy BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE, No, $40, with ouc.,tory Brick Back
Building, adjoining, and lot of ground Hppur-
tenant thereto, situate on the n0rthohHt SIDE
OF Low street, Lancaster City, ia said lot OF
ground fronting along sald Low street 10 feet,
uud extending in depth That Widlh loO lcet,
with grape vines and other improvements
tn reon. There Is an ALLEY On tho west 7ido
OF tho dwelling house.
Sale TO commence Al q CLOCK II, ~, On sull
day when terms will bu made known by the
undersigned. MARIiN SlEBEI,
| JACoR GUNDAKER Trustee to sell
AuCtiOnCCr. sCnli'lhWuls
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seems strange that any one will suffer
tTDIu tn" many arrangements brought on by
uu Impure condition OF the blood, when SEQ.
Wills SARSNFARlILA AND DSTILLINGIA,
or BLOOD AND LIVER SlKUr Will restore
perfect health to the physical Organization. II
I. iud"cd a strengthening syrup pleasant to
take, u al has proven itself to ba the best
BLOOD pUBlFlEH ever discovered, effect.
ualIy curing SCrOiula, Syphlitic disorders
Weakness oi the Kidneys, Erysip"las, Maln.
ria; All nervous Disorders and debility, bll.
lOus Cnmplaul. aud all diseases indicating an
Impure condition of the Blood, Liver, Kid
ncys, stomach, skin, etc. 1t cOrIccts indi
gcStion. single bottle viii prove to you It's
merits u, IA health ronUwer, tor It ACTS LIKE
CHARM, especially " hen the complaint IL
at AN exhaustive nHlurC, having "A tendency to
lessen the natural vigur oi the brain and nor
yOuH system.
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HAD weather for stars.

\ Reading paper says that the Evening
Star Variety company, under the manage
ment of ii. q. Weber, of that city, and
Charles Reese, of Pottstown, will take tho
road pext Monday, aud open with per
formance in Lancaster,
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philadelphia.
Quotations by Associated Press.
new HOrK.
Quotations by A asociatad Press.

Quotations by Associated Press.
Stocks dull and lower. Money, 2Q2hc.
New York Central. ........................llIA
Eric Railroad ...,,......................3 3lx
Adams Exprcss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Michipan Central Railroad ,....,....,......s s2X
Michigan Southern RailrOtd.. .u2H
Illinois Central Railroad .l29N
Cleveland n Pittsburgh Railroad. d.......... .l321S
Chicago u Rock Island Railroad. ........E3
Pittsburph n Fort Wayne Railroad ........ .l30
Western linton Telegraph Company..... S2h
Toledo n Wabash. Observation-Disclosures. 22H
New Jersey Central. l..................u"... 81
New York Ontario n western.............2 23Is
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DEiyyIE

BARNHARr september -, isHyI. IN THIS city.
Elizabeth BaTuhart, willow OF the IitJ John
BHrnhart. in hUr s~th year.
The relatives aud friends ui the family are
respectfully invited tnattcnd the luL crul tom
TIC residence CI hcr ION, John Baruhart,
corner walnut aud Mary streets. ON saturday
afternoon ut 80 o'clock. 2t
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spEOiAL NOTICES.
An It.reiient ISrrort.

Hon. Jos. q. GoOdrCh, Oi HrOoklyn, n. y,
writes this; Cannot express inysnif In sum
cicniIy prniscwurthy terms. Burd0ck Bto0d
BiiterS have used tor the past two yohrs Keep
my stomach IN splcndid i'm" For sale by
IL u. Cochran. druggist lSI and ljJ North
Queen street.
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Decentralization the 18th Ot sep.
tcmbcr, 1888, by the Rev. ". Z. Gerhard, at
his residence, No. - East Orgug" street, Mr..
Llmor u. ETisman to MIS- Euuu.t n. Hostel
ter, both Ot MilCr-yi'lC. lIiNws
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,VTNSEKCuuR HALL.

NI This IL TO notify the public that tho new
and beautiful hall WIN now be rented Tor Con
certs, Operas, Balls, School entertainments
FAIRS, Public Meetings, &C, .
FOR terms and further particulars, apply to
III. GERHARF,
president Npnnorchor Hall Association,
slamdW&SE No q East King street,
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WASHINGTON, Sept. li.-For the Mid
die Atlantic states, slightly warmer gen.
orally fair weather South to West winds.
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THE most popular ana iIngrant lfumc OF
tho day y"IACkMETACk." Try IL. Sold by
II. -. Cochran, druggist, NOS. l37 and l@
North Queen street icbI.oOd3
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The WONDERS OF modern chemistry are ap'
uarrnt iu the beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
Kinds una colors oi Ink can be made from
them.
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Presbytery meeting.

The Westminster presbytery will meet
in the Presbyterian church, in Paradise,
on Wednesday, Sept, 25, at 10 o'clock, u,
N.
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"pr. Benson's celery Rnd Chamolnile Pllls,
are worth their weight In gold In nervous ana
sick headache. '-Dr u. H. aCniichtor, OF Bal
4
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Shil DiaHaa,,r.

"Swayno'a Ointment" Cures tho most invet.
"Swaync's Ontm0up}
'Swayns's DinttnGnt"N crate cNsCs Oi akin dis
"SwaynC's OintmCut"l
"Swayno'H DintmGnpi eases, such ns tgtteT,
"SwuynC's Dintmonpt ,,i, rt,,,,,,,, .,,,,t ,,,.,
"SwgynC'B DinttnCnt' '' '''N''''' "'''''
"Swayno's Dintmcnpi babcr'S ttCh, sores, all
I'd saSy, u,n,,no,tr crusty, sCaIy itching,
"swayne's ointment skin orupLions, and
S nin,,, ni,,i,,o,,, trdt Distressing com.
"swayno's ointment" pialnt, itching piles,
nc Mnyno.s u,n,,nony ,, the only ciicCtual cure
"SwuyDe's Dintmont"i no matter how obsti.
"SwayDo's OintmUnt'D nate or long standing.
AK for IL and use no other. II CURES
where all else fails. Sold by all druggists,
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THE VOTERS Kro,srgRrD.

Tho number OF People VINO Were IN Time.
Tho following are tho number of voters
registered IN tho different districts Of tho
county, according to tho returns mado to
tho commissioners office by the assessors
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nKPnANs' COURT SALE OF vALUA
4 L ESIAIE

NRPbANS' COURT SALE OF SALUA
~ BILE REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant To IA decree in partition OF inc
orphans Court of Lancaster county, the un
deTsighed administrators, by order aud dir &C.
tiOn OF said court, will expose at Public Sale
estate OF John q. Smith, deceased. late of Prov.
idcncc township, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
q, lsS2, VIZ:
No. /. The Home Place. situated in Provi.
dcnco township, about nine miles from Ian
caster, on the buck road, adjoining property
John Haar, Isaac Diller, Cyrus Roger and
others containing about 81 ACRES, on which
are erected u Twostory STONE TAVERN
HOUSE, Barn, Store and Dwelling House, and
Tenant House This iS one OF the oldest taV-
crn stands In the county.
No2. The PATS Property" adjoining
No. l. aud lands OF John Haar, simon Reese
and others, containing about II ACRES, on
which are erected Il One.Story DWELLING
HUUS E, Frame Barn and other buildings.
No. 3. A Tract of SprOut Land in said town.
ship, bounded by lands OF W. McMullen, -
Hoover, FincfrOck's heirs and others, con-
tai ming about Seven Acres.
No. L. A tract OF wood land in Slmo town
ship, adjoining lands OF fineirock's heirs,
Tobias Kreidcr Benj. Hcsier, Benz. Snyder
and others, containing about q Acres.
No. 3. Tho undivided one-half OF n tract OF
woodland III said township, adjoining other
lands OF the estate and lands OF w. McMullen
| Henry Hoover and Isaac Diller, containing
| about Ii Acres.
sale to be held at the Hotel on tract No. l, d,
| | O'Clock p. m, on day OF sale.
| TERMS-OnC.third OF purchase money u
| remain charged on said respective tracts n
| widows dover balance OF purchase money
| ANN Il. SMITH,
| sl3-ltdS3tw Administrative.
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MYERS n KATBFON.
Fall Greeting

Our SELECTIONS OF FOREIGN AND Do
MESTlG WDDLENS adapted to tho require.
mcnts OF FALL AND WINTER TRADE are
now ready Tor examination. All week long
we have been preparing Tor this tSept li), our
FORMAL OPENING DAY.
Everything IL now In excellent shape for
convenient examination. Assurance Is given
that neither time nor expense has ben spared
To make this the Largest and Finest Collection
of WOOLESS yet offered to the trade hero.
All the leading novelties, viz. Corksc cws In
ali the Popular Shades, Worsteds and CaSsi-
meTCs iu Plain ana Fancy ColoTing. Fancy
Cncviuts, and u Select Stock OF Black Cloth for
tull dress wear. In oycrcoattng We mention
CrOmbiUs beavers, Elysians, MontaSuues,
Furs, Chinchilla, Nicunts, Whttcneys, Mel.
tons, krrsoys, rricots and GRANTEES in Newest
Popular EtylCs. We cali attention t. n care
fully selected stock OF London Novelties in
richest colorings Measurements taken and
garments cut n accord with latest prevailing
stylOs. POSITIVE FITS guaranteed. Prices
SlG and so, and every intermediate price you
name. Our old friends and patrons, and ~
many new ones IA choose to come are COrdi-
ally idvitcd to call and examine these goods
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| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sALE.-UN FRIDAY,

ADMlNIsTRATDit's SALE--ON FRIDAY,
n SEPTEMBER ~, 1883, at the Leopard
Hotel Lancaster CITY, pursuant 10 an oruer OF
sale the following described reu estate, to
wit All that certain two. story brick dwell.
ing house, No. 20 South Duke street, LanCas-
ter city, fronting ~ feet ~ inches on the west
side ot said South Duke street, and extend.
ing westward ~ feet "a inches TO II three foot
alley bounded on the north bY the property
of estate of Anna Brcncmau, deceased, and
on the south Ivy property ot Mrs. jesse Lam
dis. tuTce-iOOt common alley also separates
this property from that OF Mrs Landis.
The property Is CligiDly lOCat cd and con tains
II rooms. 1t has been recently painted and
b,e condition.
Sale to commence att o'clock y. IN. on said
day, when terms will be made known by the
undCTGiguCd. a. n. HUXLEY,
Administrator c. I. a. OF John W. Iiubley, dc.
ceased. SILL 1871 ,25,2sd
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Tho Nhinese Mnst UO.

And gn must neuralgia ana rheumatism,
when Dr. YhOmuS' EciCciTic OF attuCRs them
This mcdicinc T. a marvellous product ot ~.
geniou4 thought. Buy II and Try IT.. For sale
by H. u. Cochran, druggai, ldi ana Id'
North Queen street
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BathC the hauda IN DurbyR PTOphylactic
rIuId ana no COnia;ion viii attack you.
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.NEIt'S PAIN NCEA cures II pain in
u,,u uud beast. For use USturnally and inter
nuly.
RED iiOIt~E POW wpEi.- curu all diseases
Ot horse, cattle, shCrp, hogs, poultry and all
Live stock. 4 rOSiTlNECURE mAy4I-2
FOR sale at II. u. C""hrn's drug giOrU ld7
Orlh Queen street
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Tho text book committee had referred
to 1t for It's action the question of adopting
Reumler' = German method. Orders were
granted for the payment Of the bills pre-
scnted aud the board then adjourned.
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Requires Immediate attention. 4 neglect ir.
ritstcs the lungs ana an incurLbi" uiacsuc II
often tho result "DR. SWANNE'S COM.
POUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY cures tho
most severe coughs and colds, actsdrCcily on
the lungs throat aud chest, purihCs the blood,
and Tor bI Ionchinl, asthma all pulmonary AZ.
fcctions OF long standing, Isthc bCstrcmCdy
ever discovered. Price ~ cents aud sl uer
bottle. The large slzo IA the mnsi cconomical
sold bv HIi best druggists. tl9.MWSFlYdSw
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PDLIJIgSL.


Democratic state Ttck'I
AUDITOR GENERAL.
MAJOR ROBERT TAGGART, Warren Co.
STATE TREASURER.
nos. JOSEPH row ELI, ErtdiorI Co.
county Ticket.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
JOiIN. a. CONLE, Lancaster.
PRISON INsiE TORS.
PH. kUiLMAN, Lancaster
JOiIS II. MESAuG I, MI. joy.
rUOR DIRECTORS.
II. T.. SIIIMP, T.. COcaiCu.
Z. B. HERR, MtllorsvilC.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
KOEERT EVANS, Eden.
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bottle. The large sizo IA the fnnsi economical
sold bv Hli best druggists tl9.MWSFlYhSw
ep-PLkiS TALK PROM DR. SwAYHR-JO whom
IL May Concern: Itching Pie. IL ono of. the
most annoying complaints known to phygi.
clans. Every one can toll whether he Is thus
afflicted by observing the following symp-
toms Intense itching, particularly attor got
ting warm. II seems us n pin worms were
crawling III or about jho ruCturn. small Jumps
sometimes form. The privnt" parts are often
affected. Thc more you scratch the worse the
itching. knowing tNuL my ointment Is super.
Tor to any article In the market, guarantee IL
to cure the worst case oi Itching piles IN exist
once.
tSignCdl, H.SWhfNE, NJ. y.
Dr. SwUync's ointment E H!soH pleasant and
elective cure tor letter, itch, salt rh"uiu, cry
sipcns, barLor's itch, piruplos, and MI scjuy,
crusty, itchy skin oTuptiOns. sold by all
prominent druggists. or viii be sent tor ~ CtI.
tin &c. staunps), huE"s, Sl.2i. Address, Dr.
Swayno q SOn, Philadelphia, Pa.
uctli-lydTu.ThS
Small PoN, DiphLhcrit, Scarlet fcNcr Yellow
Fever, etc, cam. exist where DhrbNH trophy
Tactic FLUID T. used
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4 ,ArEs, DANES. A FULL LINE FROM 90
HARTMAN's YELLOW FRONT CIGAR.
STORE,
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" tRRIgG ~.

Small PoN, DiphLhcrii. scarlet fcycr Yellow
Fever, CtC., Cuu'. exist where DtrDNs hrophy-
Tactic Fluid T. used
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-08
Protecting his Character.
Entering the shop of his tailor Il
other day he said:

Entering the shop of his tailor the
other day he said:
"Sir, l owe You S60.'s tlr 2
Eyes, sir, you do" aftt =
"And / have owedit for year.
"You have
"And this is the fifth postal card you
have sent me regarding the debt" ''
II think il is the fifth. "
Now, sir. while / cannot pay the
debt for perhaps another year, propose
to protect my character as far as posi-
BILE. Here are twelve two cent stamps
You can use them in sending me twelve
monthly statements of account, and can
thus save your postal cards, and my feel
ings at the same time"
1t is said that the tailor has credited
the twenty-four cents on account, and
feels that he has secured more of the
debt than he had any reason to hope
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-08

GUM. A short time ago he gave little
dinner party to which ten guests had
been hidden, beside himself and wife,
making twelve in all. They were just
about to sit down when in dropped q
friend from the Antipodes and invited
himself to dinner, thus making the fatal
number thirteen. The banker, to pre-
vent ill-luek, rushed down stairs to his
Office, found the cashier just about to
leave for the evening, dragged him up
stairs, fitted him with dress coat, and
led him triumphantly into the drawing
room amid the applause of the relieved
guests, three of whom declared that
they would not sit down to the best din
ner ever served if there were thirteen at
table. At that moment the bell rang,
and note was brought for one of the
guests whose wife had suddenly fallen
i'll, and who consequently was unable to
remain Thirteen again! Gloom and
despair; and the cashier, finding himself
the Jonah Of the evening, volunteered to
depart. The banker saw him down
stairs, md was expressing his regrets
when-joyl-the family doctor heaved
in sight. Him the host secured, and,
happy in being able to offer the hospi-
talities of his table to his kind-hearted
and sorely tried employe, the three re-
turned to the drawing-room. Dinner
was ordered to be placed upon the table,
but, just as all was ready, the hostess
who was in delicate health, and who had
been unduly excited by all the untoward
events, tainted dead away, and had to
be put 10 bed. Thirteen again! This
time there was nothing for the cashier
but to 60 and dine with what appetite
he might at the nearest restaurant
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-08
FASHION NOTES.

A princesse back with waist and train
in one continuous piece is preferred for
velvet dresses. aasNA "
p Velvet disksembroidered with chenille
trim dresses of dark camel's hair, CASH
mere and Amazon cloth.
Shell-shaped frills of lace in two mar
row straps across the shoulders takes
the place of sleeves in low corsages.
Two leather straps of ecru color
fastened by steel buckles trim large
Cavalier hats of brown, green or gray
felt.
Balls and tassel fringes with diamond
shaped meshes are made of satin cords
for trimming camers-hair. and silk
An umbrella. "a shopping bag, and q
travelling satchel made en- suite of terra
Gotta, gray, or dark blue kid are used
by French women when travelling.
Square-cornered aprons W It'll OF t
wrinkled folds are popular for overshirts.
There are fiounces laid in plaits up the
sides of the skirt and long flowing drap-
cry on the back. ..f{- gHTTe F9t
White cameIs hair dresses for the
house have applique embroidery of gar
net velvet around the oyerskirt. The
skirt of garnet velvet is without flounces.
A cadet collar and cuffs of velvet, with
Topped cords across the breast, are the
trimmings of the pointed bodice
Dark red velvet dresses are very fash
ionable this season. Pink satin facings
and black lace flounces trim the waist
and skirt handsomely. Red silk muslin
in folds and gathered puffs forms the
neck and sleeves of some of these dress
es, and Others have wired collar of
garnet beads. $50