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FANGIeS.

Pretty little shoulder wraps made OF
beaded velvet or plush, or heavy corded
silk, are very short in the back; the fronts
long and tspering, usually ending in tas
sals, tassled or6sui ent often iinishing tie
back.
The Jacket comes TO the front for young
ladies. Made Of checked, dotted and bou-
Gle cloths with vest front, longer JACKET
sides, coat, backen narrow braid or
lows OF stiis hing, lslge btttGuG. This De-
seribes nine-tepths Of the jackets seen.
Moire and watered stripes seem TO have
been given new lease of life, being used
for combination with every kind Of wool
goods, and made The foundation with lace
for elegant tea gowns, especially pretty
house sogns sad morning wrappers.
A novelty in the shape Of a beaded cape
is of Gne garnet seeda, strung in foe dla
mond pattern, with riAy sSnngIug pendan y q
the same ccveringit. The fringe is twisted
and of irregular lengths, giviug scslloped
appearance to the edge. This is one Of
the meat admired summer wrappiugs yet
presented.
The corded rhsdzimir is q favorite
This silk is so firmly woven that it does
not drag OF pull Eko tho obeaP grades Of
Ottoman; it trims splendidiy WITT lace, Ie'
or velvet and for tes gowns, in any color one
may fancy. Mandarin yellow, pssch.blos
SOU and msuve are among the faVoEite
tints for the parpose.
The leading celors for the Dufsrin habit
cloths, Killarney cheVoitS, boucie goods
Rob Roy tweeis aud 'he,herico' tufted fab
RIGS for gowns and wraps will be worn uu
I'll the advent of sultry summer weather
and are shown chiefly in bronze and golG
combinations, gray, tan and beige tints
dark blue end cardinal, aud the nevsr.fail
ing NOES and myrtle greens, inrermingleC
with gold, olive and doe color, garnet snC
silver, and cresson and pale almond.
Silk cords, brandebourgs, frogs, and pen
delouues will ornament new jackets snC
visites in even greater profusion than dur
ing the SESSION past. British Goats" o
both deep and bright cardinal, made o
ladies' cloth or stockineue, and light tri
cots in tan fswn color, golden brown ant
other delicate shades will be used to slip oil
over muslin and gowns and dresses OF hk
nature. The red oosta are seen upon tn
promensies of this city over skirts Of blscl
satin and fancy block wool; but they ar
far more appropriate for country wear, al
though considered very stylish and in goo,
form by many society girls who in othe
ways are not at all erratic in matters Q
dress.
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BILL NYE
Chicago Meas.

Last night l was awakened BY the cry Of
fire. Il was q loud, hosrse cry, such Is q
large, adult man might emit from his WIN
dow on the night air. The town Was not
large, and the FIRE department had been
told, was not 90 effective as it should have
been. .r
For that reason l arose and carefully
dressed myself in order to assist, II posi-
bic. | carefully lowered myself from my
room by means Of 8 staircase which found
concealed in dark and mysterious corner
Of the passage.
On the streets sll was confusion. The
hoarse cry of fire had been taken up oy
others, passed around from one to another,
till il bad swollen into doll roar. The
CRY OF Ere in Q smslltown is always grand
sight.
An along the street in front Of Mr. Pen:
dervast's roller Sink the blanchsd faces OF
the people could be seen. Men we're bur
ryiug 10 and fro. knocking the bystsuders
over in their frantic attempts to get some
where else With great foresight Mr. Pen
derpAst, who had that day finished painting
his roller rick 3 dull roam color, removed
from the building the large card which
bore the legend:
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HoUSEKEEPsR'S HELP.

ADD RMsrvs.-A pound of raisins is an
excellent addition TO a bread pudding,
The bread should be first toasted and then
finely grated.
Delicious MILK LExONAsE.--PoGT G
pint OF boiling water on to six ounces OF
loaf sugar, add quarter of a pint of lemon
iulae, and hsIfIhe quantity Of good sherry
vine Tasn add three quarters of pint
of cold milk, and strain the whole to make
it nice and clear.
FoR NEW BEGISNERs.-Hers' egSs hsfGa
/ in from l9 to q days; turkeys. from 70 10
/ 20 DAYS; ducks, % days; guinea fowls, p
to u days; pea fowls, . 10 30 days;geese,
| 30 to 81 days. Fresh eggs will haich one
or two DAYS sooner than tsose Two or three
weeks old.
DuICtoUs SPoNGE CAKE-fake the
yolks OF nine eggs and WHITES OF eighteen (:
one pound Of sugar, one pound OF S'ttsd
houE. Beat yolks Of eggs till very sui;
add the sugar, then add whites of eggs we'll
beaten. SifE in the hour very lightly. only
stirring as little rs possible; ed4 the
Juice of half lemon AID little OF the
rind grated. Bake in two tins aud when
served brssk into pieces instead OF cutting,
Ice or not. - preferred.
! CoCOANUT PIE.-0ne pound gSGt2S co,
eosnut, oue-hslf pound butter, one ssi
pound powdered sugar, one glass OF brandy
/ tzo tssspooufuls lemon juice, four eggs
white and yolks separately, two teaspoon
fuls vanilis, Rub the butter aud sugar
together; beat light With tse brandy and
lemon iuics; stir in the oeGtsD yolSs, isstiJ
the cocosnut and the whites alternately
Bakein open shells. Ea: cold with pow
dered sugar siftsd over it.
CHocoLAqE PUDDISG.-One quart I"
milk; fourteen even tSSlsspoonfulsa Of
grated bread crumbs; twelve tablespoon
fuls grated chocolate; six eggs; one table,
spoonful of vanilla; sugar 10 make very
swest, Separate the yolks and whites o.
four. eggs; beat up the four
VOLS and two whole eggs together
very light, with the sugar. Put tLt
milk on the range, and when it comes
to q perfect boil. pour it over the bread snc
chocolates; add the beaten eggs and sugar
aud vanilla; TASTE it to De sure 1t is sgee
enough pour INTO ouLiSCeu u'sn1 OAhe
one hour in 4 moderate oven. When cold
and Just before it is ssryed, have the foul
whites beaten with little powdered sugar
|, and favored with vanilla, and use as me
ringus.
PICKED SALMON Take four pounds o
!, salmon and cut it in pieces of about al
inch and 9 half thick, across the bone
Lay it in pan With water enough to cove
) it, add pint Of vinegar, 6 tablespoonful o
salt, ten bay leaves, six blades Of mac
, and tssspoonful of whole peppers. Whel
J the salmon is boiled take it out ant
, drain it, putting It in.S cloth. Rsboi
} the liquor, Swimming 1t, adding . table
3 SPOONFUL more vinegar. Boil for IS min
} u,ss. When the 6sh is cold put the f.h i
Jar rithout breaking it, pour on Ii
aqoE, aud cover the jar closely. Whey
Ca forntS salmon sEs - the market thi
D ckled salmon Is very expsasiEe dish
8 rs,urgecn may be picked the same va
, an 1 is Just ss good
CUTLETs ALA MILASAIsE.-D.p some nic
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flock of geese ahead Of him. The Hmm.
adjourned to investigate the matter, and :.
soon as 'oon as the quackers were cor,,I
I'd the old man explained: "Ye see" a,;s
he. when l wus up here to MilledeeyiIIs
last session, turkeys wus awful scarce a. !
decided to bring some on speculation thu.
trip. l bought whole passel, and when
I got as far as 0cumlgee that rsscslly e.,
ryman wanted to charge me ferry sge. So
I jest tuck EN- back TO my settlement And
snapped EN- swsppsd for geese, so that !
could git even with that ferryman. IA
vas obliged to put NE over free, and i-,t
made the geese swim it. l baint spcip'
to let EN- swindle me as long IS l can helm
I'm
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Maude Weber, serio comic, died in New
York recently.
Lillian Lewis declines to read "Ostler
Joe" any more.
Clara Morris is to be manager for Frank
Goodwin next season.
J. B Booth, Jr, has signed for next sea
son with Dion Boucicsult.
Mrs Lilly Lapgtry is now playing Pan
line and with marked success.
It ia rumored that Manager Hill has
discovered new Juliet in Chicago.
Myrs Goodwin is said to be the pattern
dancer on the American stage.
Mr.. Arthur B. Chase will personally di.
rect the tour of Edwin Booth next season
John l. Carncross will not take bis min.
strel troupe On southern tour next nes-
son.
engagements for 2l0 performances next
season have been made by Edwin Booth.
Thos. W. Keen is reported to be walk
ing about the streets Of New York in gu.
perb health.
Catharine Lewis will star next season in
light comedies, under the management OF
Mr.. Spencer Cone.
The rumor is that Mics Agnes Folsom,
of the New York Casino, is cousin to the
bride-elect Of President Cleveland.
Joseph K. Emmett will play his farewell
engagement a. the Chestnut Street Opera
House, Philadelphia, Monday, May II.
The dispute hetween n. c. Goodwin. Jr :,
and R. E. Graham, over the authorship Of
They Cant Do 1t. You Know" has been
settled 10 Mr.. Grahsm's favor.
In list OF married actresses, published
in Western paper, Dion Boucicault is the
only man credited with two wives, both
equally valid claims upon his name.
Tony Pastors winter business in New
York is reported to have Betted him clear
of all expense the round gum Of $50, 900
Who would not manage variety theatre
with such profits?
Marie Prescott is writing book about
the stage, moral, peraoDsl. historical and
srecdotal. Esr recent lecture was com
piled therefrom, and sbs will have the
manuscript ready for the publishers by the
early autumn.
A. last John R Rogers copfssses that he
loves Minnie Palmer With sufficient srdor
10 make her his wife. He writre from
London that the Lord wiling. Miss Min
ME will becoms Mrs. Rogers, September 8
| The nanny couple will sail from London
per steamer Yorick. on September 9.
Rose Coshlsn hiss not been idle the past
few years, Tor mas she lsbored in vain
She has Just bought for handsome sum
the fsmous Lyon homestead, on the beauti
full Hudson river, adjoining "Greytone'
the country residence Of the Hon. Samuel
]. Tilden. Miss Coghlah not only has &
charming place now, but most courteoui
and hospital neighboe.
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Conta Gus


am native OF Epglsnd, and while was In
hat country ! contracted o terrible booJ
poison, and for two years vas unser tres,.
ment a. IN outdoor patient a. nottingham H..
pital, Ensland, but was not cured. | suffered M.
most asonizing aims In nay bones and was oov.rss
With sores Ill over my body ana Limos had YER.
pains IN my head and eyes, etc, which nearly nm
me crazy. ! lost al hope IN that country and
sailed for America, and wss treated at RoosersI
In this city, As well - by prominent physicish
In New York having no connee ion with the hos.
pitfalls.
saw the advertisement o; Svlf,'s Specine, and
to sive Il trial rs last resort M
yiven up all no q Of being cured. a. l had ron.
through the hands OF the beat medical men IN MOI.
ungha n and New J ork. took six bottles ofAs
). and l can cay with great JOY that they h,y,
cured me entirely. am a. sound ard well "A
ever was In my life L FRED HALFoRD
New York City, Jure 18th, 1855.
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the very noses of number of children,
who were playing upon the pavement
"Ohl" cried the children, see the light
ning-bugsl Let's catch them!
Higher, higher, fireAies" shouted Lord
Humbug and his men. you can easily fly
above their reach" But the poor silly in
sects were too bewildered to obey orders;
and the children did catch them, by the
handful and apronful. They put them in
bottles, they stuck them on pins around
their houses, they fastened them in their
hats, they pulled of their wings and left
them to die in the street, they slaug uttered
them by hundreds and thousands, while
Lord Humbug tore his hair and shrieked
that be was q ruined fairy, and the Princess
could not be msrried in the dark" 90 that
only miserable remnant at last reached
the Fairy Glen.
And what did the water.fsiries say2
They made fun Of the whole entertain
nlent
1T was wretched failure" said one OF
them, a day or two after, 'ss dark as q
Gsh's mouth ell over the glen. Even In
the Chapel there was scarcely light enough
for King Mike to see that he was marrying
the right princess, and if Jack in the-Pulpit
hadn't know the service by heart, | don't
know what would have been done. Then
the Wedding March had to be given up, on
account of the want of light and the bridal
party went stumbling over each Others
trains to the throne, in the pitch dark.
81 hear that Princess Liybell had vi
client fit of Mysteries" said The second wa
tertiary.
$50 she had, and I'm sure don't won.
der" said the first; the Queen tainted dead
away, and most of the court-ladies were
screaming In fact no one was composed
but Prince Command who ate right through |
the bill Of fare, without stopping tor
breath"
1T must have been somebody's fault
saidthe second fairy; who was punishedY
why everyone blamed my Lord Hum
bug" answered the first, prince Pepper
box, the heir-apparent, ordered him off to
immediate execution; but as soon as the
Queen recovered from her swoon she coun-
this, and so he only lost his Of
ice and ail his possessions"
well, don't think he was so much in
ault, myself" eaid the second fairy; what
has become of the poor fellow
why, you know he was left without O
penny; 90 Modiste, the court dress maker,
ook him. home, to her house, the kind lit
lie body. No, it was al the fault OF those
luman children, OF course but the whole
.ffair shows how clumsily these land fairies
manage things Well, nothing Of the sort
IAN happen at King Mixes ball to night;
or thank goodness no children can NEEDLE
With our zoophytes.
"Very true" said the second fairy.
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A Modeat man.

Kosciusko Murphy is one Of the most
polite and defereutisl men in Texas. Not
long since he was sitting at hotel table
at which there we're several drnmmers
With whom he was not acquainted. They
we're telling SORES and laughing vocifer.
ouslY.
Kosciusko never smiled, but after an ex.
erutiatingly funny story had been told
and the drummers we're slmos: gpeechlssl
with laughter, be leaned over and said
tinidly!
Gentlemen, my name is Murphy. and
if you have no objection l would like tc
chuckle little myself over that last story
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Poison

had produced great holes in my ha-k and ehe.,.
and had removed all he hair Oh my head, YET
began 10 improve In q weeks time, and TIE sore.
bean TO heal, and were entirely gone inside 0,
light weeks.
WILL JOINS Porter Union pass. Depot
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1855.
lreadse on Blood and skin Dseascs mailed iree
Tx SwrrT SPECIFIC Co.. Drawer 3 Atlants
"a New York. 1877 W. 2Si 81.
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A Gard.

To ell who are suffering from the errors
ana indiscretipns Of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., ]
viii send a rtcs pit that will cure you, free
OF charge. Ths great remedy was dis,
covered by missionary In South Amer
lea. Ssnd q self.addressed envelope 10
the Rev. joseph 7. Iuman, Station D, Nez
York City.
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Too Good n Memory.
Bgyds!ts in Brooklyn Eagle.
SIN Euneisco Post.

"Copfound the papers, why don't they
drop all this internal stuff about the rail-
road strikes and give rs something 10
read" complained one Of the languid young
svells of the club last night.
You're not interested in labor move
ments2" said Old Msjor Kniter.
"Naw-blssted bore. Hope the police
and military will give the besgars good
lesson"
"And vel" cried the major, they talk Of
hereditary Why, Dickie, your father was
blazer on the other side. / remember,
IN early days, when he was president 'of
Oakland Bricklsyers' Protective Associs
ton, that he always carried the flag to pic
mics and in strikers parsdes. And very
good bricklayeE he vas too" continued
the major. II remember, pickie, onct
Ehsn ="
But Dickie was gone.
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Blood

IL the lie, and he Ia wise who remember. H. Bu,
In March OF last year (lSS4), l contracted blost
poison, and being in Savannah, Ga, GI The time. /
vent into the hospital there Tor treatment cut
Tered very much IRON rneuuiat,su NJ the same time
did not get well under thu treatment there nov
was i cured by anv Of the uSusl means ! have
now taken seven bottles OF Swits Specific and am
sound and veil. 1t drove the poison out throusk
bolls on the skin. DAN LEAaY
Jersey City, n. j., Aug. Z, 1888.
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Ladies

Do you want q pure, bloom
ing Complexion! II so, Q
few applications OF Hagan .
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
ify you to your E6art's con-
tent. 1t does aw8y with Sal-
lowness, Redness, PimpleS,
Blotches, aad all diseases and
imperfeCtiOns Of the skin. II
0yGrcomeSthe flushed appear
ance Of heat, fatigue and ex.
element. 1t makes Q LADY,
THIRTY appear but TWEN~
TY; and 50 natural, gradual
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to deteet
Its application.
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At THE MASQUERADE.
lGk Rsead,

lgle Rsend.
Ms II all right when everything Is masking,
Since people are OF what they seem tonight,
Perhaps 10 firt aud do 80 without asking,
Is It eli right!
8e-Is il all right when none can see yoGs LlusGes,
Hearing sweet words you knoE fail we'll are light
Yet 10 forget that doubt which ever crushes
Is II all rightr
Hs-Is Il al right when none win betray you,'
What lips half seea do more than kI!i InyiEs.)
To steel one kiss-tGst ole-eoniess, = pray you.
lsitsil rights
She's II all right that after you have kissed her,
To say the least 4 thing most impolite,
She should unmssk aud say, "Since I'm your sister,
II il all right"
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taking pr scriptions from the bsst physicians hers
and at Dallas, concluded 10 visit Hot ,prinss ana
on reaching Texarkans doctor recommended me
TO try 6wiit's Speci &c, ssuring Inc that Il would
benefit me more than Hot Springs. Although The
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But Dickis was geps.
Dreams.
EdsAfH0ton frlfi6.

Toe wi'e- Of the new 90 z, l Love You,
Darling, In Ny Dreams" should nst forget
hat dreams 60 BY coptrsrie. Little mis-,
takes like this samsti@ss produce dis
cord.
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No I24.-simou the Templar.


No 124.-simon the Templar.
Fill the first blank in each stanza with wor
which, beheaded, will fill the next; beheadsd asai
will fill the third.
His wood for the fire stout Simon -,
And when his labor at night he -,
Icicles hang from the cottage -.
Returning across the meadow T,
Home before him and forest in -
The frost comes nipping, Dipping his -
But on he goes and the frost be -,
Till, coming to homes own pleasant -,
How good Is the supper stout simon --.
He has only his little world to -
His farm Is his own, II Is not on -;
What wonder Simon is quite at his -!
His children are sweet and his wife no -;
He laughs at winter with snow and -,
And so does his home, in the blanket -.
IT'S no "fsh story" though old as -,
The secret OF Simon, forehanded and -,
Is that he drinks neither whiskey nor.
w. H. G.
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Answers.

lGg-WoOd- chuck, mar-mot
liO-l. Drum, rum q Mart, art; 8. More, ore;
t. Cant, ant; Foxes, foes.
1ll-Pale0therium.
ll2-"The times have been that when the brains
were out the man would die"
ll3-A button.
i'll. objectionable, question, unable; 2 Or
igiuate origin ate ;. y Ocent, no, cent; T. utan',
nut, ant.
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Tho Prize for Solutions.

The most successful solver during May, will be'
awarded SCOTS Guy Mannering,' in finely print
ed edition, illustrated and very prettiy bound. A
very desirable prize, The solutions for each week
should be forwarded within six days after the date
of the REGISTER containing the enigmas answered
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KNOW ra4sEIF By reading the Science
os life" the best medical work ever pub
Hshed for yeuug aud middle-sgea msn,
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SPHINX KNOTS.

Amy communications for this department snouid
be addressed to E. r. CHADBouRs, LeWs'oWn
Mainel
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No. 1884 students Quiz.
Are you student Of couchologyE
III so, come walk upon the beach with me-
Let us inspect cei tain small crustacean,
A charming subject for your contemplation.
1t has fine eyes, though round enough 10 punt
An apron wears-it Is q lady hrst.
A fine example for our human maids!
It's not progressive retrogrades'
And are you fond, my friend, OF botany
| hope you are come see the last win ine'
plant the vulgar have entitled all,
Can YOU its scientific lame recall1
o fe, for shamel The question strikes you uumo'
The plant il PdnicuHi PrOlfrHm!
That youth alone his fellow far surpasses,
Who knows the names and natures Of the graSseS
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No. 125.-Curtailm ents.

No. 125.-Curtailme nts.
MosoPHoSIC
l. I'm praised and wooed by many beauS;
Curtailed, my sound rings as IL flows.
?. when whole mean a class, you know;
But, If curtailed, am TO throw.
g. I'm that in which you may excel:
Curtailed, now hold me long and well.
l. Unchanged, I'm but bill of fare;
Curtailed, wagon declare.
GLEN V. w.
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No. 125 An Enigma.
Very sweet and very fair
Is the perlumed life We bear.
Like the tiny blue-birds poised 10 sing
Eagerly our homes are sought,
Torn and trampled We are caught,
so our lives soon come 10 naught. b.