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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-03

A. j. hEO EOhIMAN,
s2S 236 N. Main st., Los Angeles
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A Sure cure found at last. No ono need
suffer. A sure cure for the blind, bleed.
ing, itching and liberated piles has been
discovered BY Dr.. William Ian Indian
remedy called DR.. Williams Indian Pile
Ointment. A single box has cured the
worst old chronic caAea Of twenty-five and
thirty years standing. No one need sui.
fer ave ninutes alter applying this won
derful soothing medicine. Lotions, In.
strnments and eleCtuariss do more harm
than good. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
absorbs the tumora, allsys the intense
itching, acts 90 poultice, gives instant and
painless relief and is prepared for Piles
and nothing else, Thousands Of cured
patients Gttest ito virtues, and physicians
Of all schools pronounce II the greatest
contribution 10 medicine Of the aga. It
matters not how long or severely you have
been udferiDg, you can be cured.
Judge Coons, Maysviile, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Pile Ointment cured me
alter years oil suffering"
Judge CofiinbnEy, Cleveland, O., saya:
VI have found by experience that DR..
williams Indian Pile Ointment gives in.
mediate and permanent relief"
We have hundredso Of such testimonials.
Do not suffer an instant longer. Sold by
dEpSGists. pAw
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Driven TO tho Wall.

"CAme near being r.robhed and muir
dsredl" shouted Mr.. lsinglRss, as he
rushed into his home at II r. II. and found
his wife sitting up for him.
"How neaF2" asked Mrs. Isipglsas, in q
tone chilly enough to congess stone dog.
"Why, two fellows stopped me, and I
k.knocked one OF them!down on the spot. "
"Whst spot2"
"Why, the spot wheye / met him."
"Where did you meet him?"
"on the corner Of J-Jones and Market
atreets."
"Those streeta don't corper2"
"oh, l forgot. It was at the end Of
Market street."
"Thas ends in the river. Are you vet,
Mr.. Isinglasa?"
"Noo," soto voce-"T'm cou!Ounded
dry. ! expect I killed that fellow, b'but
1t was in aeli-dtfansa"
"John," said Nts IsinGlsss, In the same
acknowledgements tones, "iook me
in the eye"
Mr.. Iainglsss fixed O pair Of wohblinR,
terror.stricken eyes on this faCs before
him,
"JohD," continued Mrs. l., with an ice
house iRasc.ion, Il don't bsiievs there ia
word Of truth in the story you are tell
ing"
"wh.ho said there wasH" asked Mr..
Isinglssa, in an injured tone, ~ h.had TO
say something, didn't II"
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what Am / to Do?

The SYMPTOMS Of Biliousnesa are unhap.
PLY but too well known. They differ In
different iAdividuAla to come extent. A
Bilious man is seldom breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excsIlen,
appetite for liquids but none for solids OF a
morning. His tongue will hardly bear in.
speotion at any time; Il 1t is not white and
furred, 1t is rough, at all events.
The digestive system 10 wholly out oil
order and Diarrhea or Constipation may
be symptom or the two may alternate,
There are cen Hemorrhoids or even lo9s
OF blood. are may be giddinass and
often headache aud stidity or fGtulence
and tenderness.in the pit Of the stomach.
To correct all this il not effect cure try
Green's August FlotreT, It cost but q tHiae
and thousauda attest Its efficacy.
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Newly Appointed Assistant Secretary Of
State.

1
State.
George L. Rives, recently appointed by
the President Assistant Secretary Of
State, to succeed James D. Porter, re-
signed, was born in New York, May !,
1s49, so that he Is now in the thirty.ninth
year of hispge. He comes from a dis.
tinguishsd Virginia family, and Is a son
Of MT. Francis Riyss, Of New York, and e
graud:cn Of the late William q. RiveB, Of
AibemRrie, Virginia, siriend Of Jefferson,
Madison and Monroe, United States
Senator from Virginia, and twice Minister
10 France. Mr.. Rtves graduated from
Columbia College, New York, in 1867.
From there be went 10 England, and en-
tered Trinity College, Cambridge Uniyer'
aity, whess be graduated In 1879 SO ftth
wrangler, Mr.. Rives, in the following
year, 1878, bore Of the Uniyersity Prizs
for the ShGKsperean Essay. Upon his re.
turn to New York Mr.. Rive5 entered the
Law School, Columbia College, Of which
he ia graduate. He began the practice
OF his profession in New York, which he
successfully pursued up to the day OF his
nPPOAAtHOAt 90 &AH5LDttAAt SeSA1thI VI
State.
Mr.. Rives takes great tnteres! in higher
education, institutions oflearning, and the
diffusion Of knowledge by public libraries
and reading rooms. lie Is one Of the
trustees Of Columbia College, and trustee
Of the Astor Library, and his severe train.
ing has made him Closa student OF men
and measures. Tbs Assistant Secretary
Of State comes into his present important
position well equipped for its successful
administration, and the general convic.
ton is that Mr. Bayard has manifested
good judgment in selecting Mr.. Rives for
his frat assistant,
Mr.. Rives has always been an earnest
and EcHve Democrat, and in tho Presi-
dental contest Of 1884 he wss zsalous
campaiHner for President Cleveland. He
Is married man, his wife being sister
Of John Ksan, Jr., lately deceased, a
Republican Representative in Congress
from New jersey district.
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LtothsripOod School HOuI0-G. ". Woods, Piatof
Zane, Games
Elm GtogS (Iowu RaIIl-I. g, Woods, John Hal
ffSadaphlG tLa,rSoR's,-J. n. Thoruburg, John
Heifenbine, Robert Armstrong
WeIleV Ro6inSon'I-JRmes Oldham, John Robin
SON Alex. McConu,
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UIncAso, Jan. 1.-THE DTUpers Journal reports:
OAttle-ReoeIpN II 900 head shipmeuu 5000 head;
market weak and l0c lower: fancy s. 40; beef
steers 81 SSa6 CO., BtOtkets and feeders 81 25AS 20;
COWS, bulls and mixed 81 16aS %; Texas cattle
81 5UA3 So. Hogs-Receipts 1900 head: shipments
1900 head; market weak and l0c lower; mixed
IS lbA5 90; heavy IS 4ba6 %; light a 0SB5 60 Skipa
81 SOA4 u.s. sheep-Receipts GOO head; shipments
900 head; market weak and 100 lower; poor 70
choice s. Ooa5 Is: western 81 00a6 0Oi Texans u 6Oa
S76; Ianna Il 6la6 %,
KAT LlSERTY, Jan. 4.-CAttle-.Aeoejpts 81 head
shipments 70 head; market active; prime 81 75R
sol fair 10 good 81 40GI 65; common s. 76Ri 70
feeders and SIOckefs 81 76A3 90. Hogs-Recelpts
2,7to head; BhipmOnH ib00 head: market trm
Philadelphia, IS S5a6 0O; mixed IS 65ab rs: York
ers IS 40a6 So; common 10 fair Is 26a6 IS, Sheep
-Receipu 1000 head; shipments l.lOO head; mar
ket fair prime % 0ga6 Is; fall TO god u OVaA IS;
common 81 0OaS 30; lambs 81 OOaB ~.
UnCINEATI, O., Jan 4.-HoSa quiet; common
and iiEht s. 25a5 IS; packing and butchers S. Asa
5 50; receipts $3.50 head; shipments 676 head.
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AN ORDINANCE
Providing for Vote upon the Question
Of Subscribing $500, 900 to the Cap.
Ital stock Of the Wheeling 4 Har-
1isburg Railway Company
Of Nest Virginia.

WHEsEAs, The wheeling & Harrisburg Railway
Company OF West virginiS has requested vote
70 be ordered and money 70 be appropriated In aid
Of the construction Of lis railroad In Ohio county,
Including bridge GcroSs the Ohio river, ~ or near
the head Of Wheeling Inland, and uackB thereon
and the approaches thereto, and tho terminal
tracks and facilities thereof In the said county,
Including tunnel through wheeling Hill, and
within the limits Of the city Of wheeling north Of
Tenth Btreet; and
WHEREGS, the Board Of Commissioners Of the
county Of Ohio deem 1t desirable for the county 70
appropriate money 10 aid in the construction Of
such railroad bridee across the Ohio river, In Said
COUNT, aud Of Rraiiroad crossing said bridge. and
tho terminal and connecting tracks and flctifneS
Of said railroad In said county, such apPropria:
ton 70 be made BY subscription 70 the capital
stock Of aid company; therefore, u is hereby
ORDKAED. By the Board Of Commissioners Of the
county Of Ohio that vote be taken upon the
question al the appropriation by such GubScrip-
ilon by EAld oo1nty Of the sum Of Co., 70 the
work above specified. Such vote shAll be taken Of
ne SeyeTGl places OF voting Ia bRid county, at
special election which shall be held on
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NEW YoAK, Jan. 4-pctyoleum passed through
another exciting day, but the advance experienced
decided set back, and after some very wild huc'
tuNiionB closed with net .ioaA Of 2ssc ftom last
niHhIs close. The opening was excited and strong
at 06c 9c above last nights close but Rttnr rapid
FlO 10 VIC was overcome BY the heavy selling
which was the feature from the start, and declined
to VIE, support III this point caused sharp
rally out tho selling was renewed and another
bFsSE occurred on which the market closed veal
ct Vs5<ci sales 6,j7s,C0O barrels.
on CITY, Pa, jan. 4-opened at 964Ec; highest
exc; lowest gl1$c; closed at 92sIc; sales SAB,
90 bsrres clcRmncCs 06S coo barrels: runs 80 DOL
barrels; shipments lSi,6S1 barrels charters 5000
barrels,
PrTfSSvRaR, Pa, Jan. 4.--Petroleum active and
excited and Irregular opener at g6kc; closed al
VIC; highest . Nc; lowest 9lzC
BRADFoKD, Pa. Jan. 4.-opened At $50: cloeed at
exc; highest aSci lowest $50; clearaIceS 1854,
900 barrels
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NEW YORK FASHIONS,

4
Liberty and Lnw-EVeuiug FabricS-rhe
TOElst-CkEiStwRs Cards 0Bd T0Ss-TwsItth
Night Partiss.
Special Correspondence ottAs Tns.It0snoT.
New YORK, Jan. 3.-Fashion's race is 0
go.as.you.pleaee one. "No law" 1 was
about to write, but more strictly speak.
ing, there are so many laws that some.
thing ia found to fit every body'g case and
the buatle excepted, nothing Is obligatory.
OF course there are limitations, as on the
pEairies, one can sae distaut horizon,
but the domain IL broad one, vergtnS
eye!y way, flled with perpetual paris
doxes aud succession Of idsas the most
various. Certain styles, however, loom
up into prominence ard moHt notable
perhapa, IL the birth and growing ascend
ancy Of the psircesn dress. Is Is made in
one and breSdsha bang straight and close
about tho person, much fullness Of neCes.
atty being Iuasssd at the back, because OF
the tournurs which must bs encompsRssd,
while projecting forth in ureightly con.
apIcuousnsss, Akin to the princess dress,
ara the po!onaise aud petit coat, which are
every day repeated more frequently and
tho two styles hove largely interfered
with the bouHant, which nevertheless
holds position, because go becoming to
slender figures and 30 specially adapted to
LIGHT,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Roaturss Of the money and STOCK
Markets,

INV YoEK. Jan. A-M0u0y on call easy alta 10
per cent loan per cent closed offered at pei
cent Prime mertAgtile paper 6aIN per cent
Sterling exchange dull but steady and unchanged.
Gales OF sock were ibs lSB shares
The stock market was not so dull to-day, but the
TRANSACTIONS possessed no more GGu Of activity
than on any day for the past two week., The mar.
ket was extremely dull d the opening which was
irregular but generally heavy, Reading being
down X per cent. The GrAnRea and Union Ficihn
were weak, while the general list were dull. About
noon be ter tone was developed, and LAckAWAnnA
and New jersey Central becawe quite strong, while
the general list recovered small fractions, The
movement was followed by further EeceyAion To-
ward o'clock, but the lRst hour was marked % =
general recovery, extending over the entire lnt
though prices were not brought quite up 70 the
Ant prices. The close was duh but steady 70 hIm.
Almost the entire list Is lower tonight and Mis-
aoUEi PGeIAc ard Fl Worth & Denver lost " per
cent each, Reading per cent and Others fractional
amounts. wheeling q Lake Erie rose SO per cent.
Railroad bonds were quiet and Irregular; Sales
Geysrnmen. and State bonds dull and steady.
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HIshwaymOn-Bridge policemen.

The reason why Acksr's Blood Elixir ia
warranted, is because II Ia the best Blood
Preparation known. 1t will positively
cure all Blood Diseases, puriies the whole
system, and thoroughly builds up the con-
stitutiou. Remembar, We guarantee 1t.
Logan & Co., O. &. Goetze, Q. Menke-
miller, R. B. Bart and Bowie Bros. 8
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A Bad Break.

Uncle Thomas, bacheior-Well,
frankie, you must come back and see me
Frankie-Yes, Uncle. Mamma says
she hopes 1t won't be long before We come
back 10 attend your funeral.
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WHEN we reflect that so many human
beings die OF consumption We must come
10 the conclusion that everybody should
be provided with DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup,
the poor Consnmpttye's friend.
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If YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsis, use Acker's Dys-
pepsiG Tablets, They are positive cure
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, FlHtulsncy and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 50 cents. Logan & Co., @. R. Goetze;
O, Menkemilisr, R. B. Burt and Borrie
Bros,
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Snow an inch deep was reported at Mon
tersy, Mexico, last Friday, and 30 cold
was the weather thBt HoEe'S circus, which
went ont there three days ago, had to
build fire around lie elephant to prevent
the snimAl from freezing,
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Boston Gasete.
Julius Cesar" said the colOrsd mans
vile, you were out with do boys las
II was, )" said julius, humbly.
"And bow do you find yo' head dis
mawnin2"
"About de same Rs you wants 20 goods
when you go shoppin'."
allow am dst2"
"All WOOL and ya'd wids."
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COTTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Co,ton quiet; uplandS 10I1SSo
mary 10. 40c; February Il SO; March 10 CSC. Aph
lO.7Sc; May 1880 June l0,9gc:Juiy 10 CSC; August
1900; September 10 Sc; october le.isC; November
O6N
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NV YoRK. Jan. 1.-THE market was not active
hut there was \ good trade in fancy prints, with
and brown coit6nI very few 10 be had, and the
market was very firm.
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Before Frsuk R. Stockton had become
come famous 40 story writer he worked
az an en9ravsr in Broadway, New York,
house. His style Of work in this depart
ment Of art was fine and clear, daintier,
indeed. than akronV.
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~ ffST. PGSs. Agen, whsallns
TDALTIMORE 4 OHIO AAfLROAD-

baltimore 4 OHIO AafLROAD-
I'D departure n trains from WhGeiiEE. sch dule
In eject November o 1857 f=sL'sa time
Express for Chi ago and tnh asrt,vN'L, g:5y II
N tqF. m lo:c0p. N. daily. 49, - Wv. IA daily
N sIpr q for cinntnnati and 2. Lnutr O:5o a. m.
dGilT, l':l5.p N. daily except sa'rvd'y
Express for GolumbusAnd 1IClnnau. 2:sjA, N.
tx rug S'' t5f Warrington %. c.. Baltimore, phns
delphia and New York, h:40a. n and 6H' IN
SIpress trains arrive from 'hicsgo, GAO aud $3.50
a. ~ and e:4o p. m. DALI and 800 N. ani'y e1'
Express tralns arrive from II L1ui, aud ircln.
nGu. $50 a. N ana $50 . NJ daily.
Express trains rive from Philadelphia, Bait
more AEd Washington D. u, i0:60a n, and lubs
nor Columbus, O;soa m. daily and u.Ia tn
daily except Saturday aud 2:26 p IN daily except
Sunday,
and G:l5 p m. daily, and lO:&S a. M daily except
hundAy.
FGr Pittsburgh ard Washington, Pa 500 a, m.
and p. m. daily; Express; $40 m l't6p. ~.
Warrington, Pa 6:2O p. N daily except SUNDAY.
Trains arrive from PitNe1ryh. $40 daily, ard
l?:l5 p. m. and 6:6o p N. daily except .undayi
I! ~. N daily except saturday AUD $50 & N
Trains arrive from Warrington, Pa, $500 a. m.
daily EXCEPT SnndSy.
From nouudSvlle, 1;IO p. M, daily except
undGy
For Grafton, S;gS p. m. From Grafton, 9:26 o,
M, daily except sunday.
For Cumberland. $3.50 a. m. From Cumberland,
| $50 p. II daily except sunday.
For - C!Riryiile $50 a. m, p. N. and 6:4o
p. N daily except sunday.
From ST. ClAiBville, $40 a. m. and 1913 and 6:tt
| p. m. daily, except Sunday
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket o1lce 100 Mar
kSt street and nj uepot,
9. K. LORD, Gen. PaR Agent,
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(tLEvELAND & PITTSRURGH Rail-
" ROAD.-undor schedule In eSth NAY a
1887, trains leeYe Bridgeport, CgntrHl Standard
time; For Pittsburgh and cleveland. $40 q. m,
Vile, t:l2 .. N. Kof StenbenYiile, 1895 ., m. Eoo
Martins Very, 6:tS 4. m.
TrNinB arrive at Bridgeport 81 7;62A m, 1881.
m, asa p. M, bl9 p. M tA p M. and ia p N
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Sunday tralnA on K. & D. Railway arrive at
Charleston at 610 p. m. waiting .Or o. T. Il.
train No. at Point Pleasant, This is tho fbort
line and parties purchasing tickets should QE ior
tickets via the ohio River RRilToAd. Tor piorIuu-
ton regarding RI Is, r1uteG, etc, address
W. ]. ROBINSON, Gsn'l iASs pot
PEckgrIbuig. W Va
FRED. HUSRMEE,
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Washington School Of EIGsutiOR
AND ORATORY,
Nns. NJ, STEVENS HART, Principal,

Ms, N, sFEVENs HART, Principal,
oOI IN" Street, N. w, WASHINGTON, D. O,
sixth Annual Session begins wednesday, sep-
TEMPER rs.
Course Of instruction embraces Elocuhon Prac
teal English and English Classics, Latin, MAthe
mAticJ Modern Languages, Vocal and instru'
mental Music and Physical Culture
The PRINCIPAL Is asEistGd By an efficient corps Of
teachers II csCh department.
Graded classes for boys and girls daily
the evening.
Diplomas awarded. A limited number Of pupils
accommodated In the family.
fOr CirCnlAn aud references apply to lETELu
BXSCER UIac6 aust
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MUSICAL INSTITUTE OF BEAVER
lll College opens 33t year January Q, 1883.
Best equipped School Of Music In Webtern Penn.
BylyAnll Directors Of Instrumental and Vocal
Music. AncdaRn gentlemen Of much culture,
graduates Of Berlin AGd Munich. School Tor
PRao aud 0 gan. for Voice Culture aud Singing.
for Violin, Guitar and Mandolin, for harmony and
theory Numerous f'oa advantages Kec!tAlg in
AuIC Han. snort band, TJpe'writlug, Elocuton,
Art aud all literary advantages OF the highest or
Der PupIlS enteS Rny ume Send for circular 70
the President. R 4. TAYLOR, Beaver, Pa.
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EVENING FABRICS.

Striped or barred gauzes come first on
the list and the demand for them is i'm
meHse. Fine net or laee, diveisifed In
like msnner, are also III extraordinary re-
Quest, but the latter shows pretty floral
natternB, many OF them not In conYen-
.ionsl a.y!e, bat in tiny leaveB or flowers
done in besd work. Embroidering is q
charming accessory, and beautiful lsces
sre wrought in stripea or CoIored embroid.
cry, alternating with bead work, but In
truth, the devices are so numerous that
special description becomes impossible.
Moire is q tAvoFite combination in gs1zss
and runs in transverse or lengthwiee
stripes. "Drapsry net" having net
groundwork covered with floral figures, is
another faYorite evening material at mod
crate cost. Tulle, though not novel, Ia in
much favor Tor evening wear, and Ia orna-
mented with spa1gles or chsnille, or'en:
tlrely plain, is attractive by Its lightness OF
texture. These various thin fabrics are
ueually worn over silk or eRtip, but as
either eau be Of cheap quality, the dress
need not become expenslVe. Young peo-
pie chiefly wear thin materials, yet ss
black is extremely fashionable, an older
pefaon who doee not wish 10 spend much
on an evening dress can hRve any OF
them in black made over black silk or
satin and ligh;ened by ribbon bows and
sash; or again, On excellent effect is given
when over Coiorsd foundation, sincs
nothing is moro attractive than the show
ing Of yellow, pink, crimson, blue, etc,
through yelling of or combined with
black.
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DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI d 81,
i LOUIS RAILWAY OO.-PGnhaudle Route
Under schedule in eneet MAY 2S 1887. train
leave Wheeling, Central at4ndafd time: gof Stgu
benvtlle and Pittsburgh, 6;S6 .. N l2,g5 p N
$40 p, m. For 6teuhenyille, sos p. m. The So,
q. m. and 800 p. N. trains make direct CVnuOcHof
for Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis aud Chi
cAgo, Tho 1875 2, m. train makes direct ecnnef
ton for Columbus and Chicago.
Trains arrive at Wheeling, 6t16 Z. m, i0:l6 r. n,
2:ab D, M, and 500 o. m uiyN
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E1Ecr1oN NOTICE.
ELEcr1oN NOTICE.
COUNTY
Notice.
ELECTION FEB. 4, 1888.

Ats meeting OF the Roard Of Commissioners Of
the county Of Ohio, held on Thursday, tho I'D day
Of December, 1887 the following Acti0n was had
and the following Ordinance adopted;
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TWELFTH NIGHT PARTIES

for children are among popular entertain.
ments, the hours being from four to eeven
for the afternoon and from Ave to eight,
ak TO nine or ssven 10 ten for the evening,
Some housss will be elaborStely dressed
for the occasion, hut again there will be
come simple adornment Of flowers. So
With REFRESHMENTS, bat 1t Ia never sdviBa.
BILE to provide TOO rich food when little
people are 10 be catered Tor. Private
theatriCals in the way Of the family and
their friends, are enjoyed immensely by
children and in some Csses they will take
part. Fancy costume parties arc ct times
preferred and great pleasure is afforded
by getting up the dresses. Mother Goose
ccatumea, taken from picture booka, are
simple and inexpensive, or there are
aower dresses, such as the impersonstons
Of the rose, lily, chrysanthemum, etc.
Historical costumes may be either simple
or elaborate, and come charming dressed
have been taken from tho Shepherd and
sheperdesa ornaments in Chins. Then
there are "pop corn" dresses, nor would
anything delight boy more than to APP
pear as dude, for which long swallow
tail coat made Of lowered goods and lined
With bright color, eaiin tie and big imi-
tation diamond pin and cane, would be
suitable. RcsALiSD MAY.
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SlAMsERIAG CURED.

System bSsed UPON natures laws. NO SECRECY
NO TRICKS. sJItsn explained 10 those inter.
tAted.
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