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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

ySznes Rsssen levels Asssy y sPorss
GEsc cs-llstesntos
wSl1xz Black the E1glisA n0venst. 10
- sasss Aaserlo4
seaetor Eanunss knows every trouf
s<resu n Nsraasat
hlHx kels.kaas has al sl< slst hes made
~ Posse. 81 London
Jeha } Blsar earned the enss Of his
e. eoo 69e - q tr1ppsr
Msyor Rookie ef Chir.ss. saesfs 80
cfty seven passs Of trscsex
Cod bar" L~aAext h invariably spok e.
ef ey his father that ssos
PrlHss Bsnsrxi is enly allowed two
dishes 81 GinEsr by order 81 his aector
The erown prinos II Naples is 10 be bs
sr0thsd - prl1esss cienensal. ef bel
giazn-
The venerable " Chevr~nl is losing
health. and l. sesrosly ab.s 80 wslk up
STAIRS
Congressman Scott. of Ere. who Ia
worth slo 900 ooo. wsAs . three dollar
wlsts kst
n. K Dawson Ia accredited with having
acted as privste secretary ~ more public
men than any as1 living.
Prince Roland Bcnspa,rts is back In
Paris and expire ssos himself as delighted
With his recent visft 10 America
isrn2n Pashs. ex -vioeroy Of Egypt. is
virtually prisoner N Turkey. The sui.
tan declines 10 grant him permission 10
GROSS the frontier.
Emin Beyis fanilisriy known N Ger
many. especially II Breslsu aud Berlin.
where he studied medicine By the prossis
>zne OF Edward Schnitzer-
W d Eoweils, tho author, who has
been living In absolute seclusion at Little
kshsnt. has come forth and Joined his
fellows once more. and Is doing much
hand shaking.
The oldest working journalist In Europe
Is Sir Edward Baiaes. now IN his S9th
year. he began his newspaper career
seventy years ago on The Leeds Mercury.
and Is stili connected with that journsl-
Phil Robinson. the English author. is
now lect uring In Australia. ard 10 win
soon visit the United States for that pur-
pose. Mr.. Robinson was bora in Isdia.
where his father Is edito< and prophet or
Of leading paper. Tue son has spent tie
most of his time in travelling. and wrs
correspondent ID Afghsnistcn. the Soudsn
and Znirland.
DR.. Sivartha OF Chicago. has just left
that city for Palestine via England lis
idea is TO rebuild Jerusalem, and be ex-
poets 20 take out alarge number Of people
from Chicago and other American cities.
as well as from England DR.. Sivarths
has worked out elaborate plans for restor-
ing temples. gates. walls and publc baild-
ings, according 20 descriptions given in
the Bible
Emperor Francis Joseph Is one OF the
I baldest men In his doninions. lie has
rugged face. half hidden under q mass Of
wild mustache and whiskers. AID his
features at first glance denote something
Of the terocity Of the hyens- he has .
hard frown. q cold stare. q strong. rasping
voice. and his habitual expression is one of
intense seriousness. He is. however, ex-
tremely gentle. good ratured and kind
hea arted
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
DOMESTIC DETAILS.

WIEN one is too tired from brain-work to
sleep, q linen handkerchief wrung from
cold water and laid on the back OF the
neck At the base Of the brain will give great
relief and generally induce sleep. A towel
should be placed over II 70 keep dampness
from the pillow.
OLD blue Canton ware Is perhaps the
safest choice for serviceable dinner china.
White china Is cold. Blue Canton ware is
strong, can be as readily matched as white
china, and harmonizes with almost any
shade of fancy china which can be intro
duced on the table.
STAIR carpets should have a strip OF thick
paper placed under them and over the edge
of every stair TO lessen the friction of the
carpet against the boards beneath Strips
of old bed quilts put under a stair carpet
deaien the sound of footsteps besides max
ing the carpet wear longer
STALE tea leaves, according TO the Chat
ham Courier, are the best things that can be
used 10 clean bottles that have had milk in
them "Put few leaves in the bottle, pour
in water, shake, then rinse out with clear
water. II will make them clear as crystal,
and remove any particle Of milk
CRATE curtains may be made of any ma
terial harmonizing with the other drapery Of
the room: il inexpensive stuff cretonne is
always pretty. How to adjust them will
depend somewhat on the nature of the man
telpiece. A brass rod with rings will be
found the most convenient. if 10 can be used.
BASANAs are the fashionable fruit and
promise TO become more so for many reasons.
One authority announces that one pound Of
this fruit has more nutriment than three
pounds Of meal or as many pounds Of pota-
toes. while as food IL Is said TO be In every
sense superior to wheat bread. No fashion
able dinner is supposed TO be complete with
out the banana served In some form.
WHEN YOU want 70 send off milk in bottles,
for travellers lunch, for instance, a cor
respondent OF Good Housekeeping advises 10
first put into the bottle, if one pint, two
tablespoonfuls OF lime-water; il will then
keep sweet even in hot summer weather
And il you will wrap the bottle in wet
cloth and then in dry one it will keep cool
into the bargain, according TO the same
authority.
SILK handkerchiefs are ruined by careless
washing. such as they are likely to get If
put into the general wash 1t is better to
do them up by themselves. They should be
washed in lukewarm water and rinsed two or
three times In clear cold water without blue.
Wrin- them out and fold and roll them tight
ly in a cloth but do not let them get dry be-
fore ironing or they will never look smooth
Colared silk handkerchiefs should be washed
with fine white soap, never with strong yell
low soap.
RosE leaves for rose jar are prepared as
follows: After gathering the petals expose
them 70 the sun for al hour or two 10 order
TO dry OF any dew that may be upon them
then put layer of leaves into the bottom OF
the jar, cover with layer Of fine salt, add
another layer OF the rose leaves and so on
tiIl the Jar is foil, sprinkle plentifully with
white wine or pure cider vinegar and close
tightly for some days. When the Jar is un-
covered delicate rose perfume viii soon
pcrvads the room.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
QUEER TALES.
An Iowa man lived sir days with q bro

An Iowa man lived six days with q bro.
ken neck
Spiders are considered Q delicacy
roasted. in the New Caledoniss
A thief arrested in New York. after
having done most dangerous climbing TO
fhe upper stories Of house. possessed
but one les
A citizen Of Ty Ty, Ga. has lamp. the
wick of which has been burning for fouf
years. with good prospects of il lasting
through the hfih
Lightning struck q pine tree on the
farm Of w r Spann- of Webster county.
Georgia. and killed twenty hogs that had
taken shelter under IL.
On the farm Of r Peacock. Thonasville.
Ga lightning has struck the sane bald
ing three times within one week. and the
building is now about used up
A Newburyport woman has sent 81 20
the restaurant AT the Boston and Albany
station TO psy for an orange she stole in
lS45. whom little girl with her mother.
Six pairs Of twins have been born
within six months In the little hamlet Of
North Wales. Pa This puts North
Wales well up to the front as twin pro
ducing town
Mrs. Gaines, OF the Hooking valley.
told her husband 10 bring her home new
dress or she would jump into the well
he forgot the dress She kept her word.
II cost him si2 20 get her GU; and have
her bones mended-
A New York man missed s4s. including
his luck penny. ana told his roommate.
who offered to take care Of him while he
had cent left The roommate. in the
generosity Of his heart. bought the drinks,
and. whom he pulled out 9 handful Of
change. 10. the luck penny he went 10
Jail
Forgetting be WIS married. Robert
Nostrsnd. Of Troy, 9 groom Of month.
after leaving bis Office bought an evening
paper and went 20 his fathers house took
bath aud presented himself at table
His mothers inquiry. Robert. have yen
already procured divorceT' brought him
70 and be hurriedly left for his own abode
where bis young wife was inpstiently
awaiting him
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

At meeting Of the Derlin Anthrcr,ofpsicza
society a German ccloeT who has lived On
Gorero Island, one of toe Canary group.
described whiriias langusse which is ued
by the iahsbitanfs Tbe lsoroage docs not
consist os any arbitrary serics II signals ar
sounds. IL Is Described az ordinary Kpsech
translated into nrtzculatc vtizt1ine. each
syllable having its own appropglate iona
The Co1lcro uses both fingers and hips whez
whlstling, and Lieut. Qseoeufslt asserts
that lac eau carry on q CONVERSATION
with q feighboT nile OF. WHO
perfectly on1e<ssGDGs an be IA zy-
irz. TIE pEsctioe 10 oonlned 30
Goms<o lsi&l-d. aud lf is quite unkpoNp 60
tie ctser islands ~ tie archipelago. Tie
sdcPssou OF t3e vhis.ilEg lsngosgo IA aid 10
be dus % the pscriinr geographical conss<ao-
ton of Go.nero Island II ia sTzverset ~
nuncous rcliies and desp ravines, running
out N al Gircctro-c from the ces5frri plst-aa
A they arc not bI1dres they car oniy be
crossed viii greet difficulty. benc1 man
living uisiila q g. .-1 throw Of another N q
strasrht lne hasoftea 10 go many miles wbrB
be wishes % SEQ ard srseak 10 his neigftor.
Tnis. A. ls Goa jecsVrca. led 60 the adoption ~
vhissliar as a usofH. means of csmnunsos-
ton, vnici L1s gradually assumed the pro-
portions of . tT1e rz5astute for Epeech-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


EgsoPz has sew oe.n Il = 1Ae eoia Il
tss press1t os<14@2 E1RsEsr 4za bears zas
preGle-
AT . rseeaE sa-s N Lozaon ef rare Aazse-
ssxsA 4az k1z-sa sss1s. . Q3ssa A11s
fz<.4lAs sEoagl. sfty t3e deaars
As Azstr2L4n fS1ily u fresks ssrs ate
y sFoaglt - kcxla4d, s<4szstiAg u fs3F
eEl-drs1. tas y04ngess q sh2A . sisEE
years ca. ave tess sleysa inches Is hsisat
szs S@.gas eas A.z1cFsa a1d slgnty Fc11as-
S4sLz LsLAsD. "a the korta AIlaasle. .
Us dissPPearl2z sozae years age n wzs
fsrty zz4lss loag ~ tso ana = quarter .s1e,
sat x azs ser4ak % Einetsez al kaf
niles n lengta end lsss th4n ose Ii wlash-
THz repsrts q TIE oncers On the Afga.s
ssQnd4-y say thst ne lsalzn sclalers are
50 uach larger th4a the Russian Cessscks
that q wOad tzks oss huacred thousand Of
the later % co2Lsaz VIA airy Thousand
laGiaas.
DUEISs recent fete q The Belorn. unt
versily tas stldeats Of Parns seat 20 their
Bologna brethrea . Pasnesas cheese
weighing 100 pelnds. snd covered with
LsLln lnscri iPu0ns worked n msc4ronL a
hnze tun OF beFoera wine weAt With Il
TsK nusic&l geHius Of Paris is considered
a. low eso The city offered prize Of tea
thousand francs for the best musical CON
position that might DC offered The eommit-
tee decided not 70 give the reward on the
groaEs that asne o. the pieces were worthy.
IFALr's government recognizes duels as
lawful under certain circumstances, bux
nnd,sg that many mea accepted challenges
only because they feared being called cow
ards, new law has been passed which IN
acts heavy fne upon any Italian whs
uses such az eplthet-
TIE Pope has decided that all his jubilee
presents which are Of a sacred nature are
70 fern I.esnine museum, which he tn
tends % establish ID the basilics of St
John de Lateran. The royal presents and
al the secular objects are TO Be permanent
" placed in enc OF the halls Of the Vatican,
and viii DC left as heirlooms Of the Papacy-
PARIS proposes 20 have workmen's teno-
meat houses after the Peabody plan, and
the rrst stone Of the nrst house was re-
Gently laid. The building viii have seven
stories, and viii oe divided into homes OF
two rooms and a kitchen, and the yearly
rent OF any suite en- any door will be $50. The
money 10 build the house was given by
Messrs. Michel and Heine, both of whom
have studied and become much interested in
the system of the great American philan-
thrODist
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Ribhed under~esfs ~ siTk. fpe vooi or
e~iss thrn.d are the tavoriss gsrupeu1s for
n1urasr use. - thsy sre II m axt~~sf posi-
bic wsfxbt. snd 6t he figure - NODDED
upcn il Elesh t1ts. PINK and s-ru sr- u1oss
hkesi. but fancy coicred vsst< srs azo woru.
1sc=e worn via Fv~ain< fnn c--~s soiisftss
srs shaped IN the neck IA Grant Snsi bach.
and are anished VIA ,afe edges. shrough
which a ritbea drz~inx string IL psSsei
whiee. crean aud gold ara sAs caoics eohors
in siik vests
Tsse Isle thread vests 4rs inexpensive. and
srs preferred "a pcFs white. these zre esther
hizh o. ioFr IN th> neck. with merely rel
~oxsn srnhohs srsteari of sleevsr Gaazs
u~rinc pests thae ara saif wcoi and bali ccr-
tcn srs - ire ~ wss or ss lace. ard ars
- u,ssri7 1ttei - ti,e yure n jersey shnpsls,
ws6h cr,lv q selrsre Tor sleeves. these are
wora ~ defeats ~crnss who ugrSt lave q
r,oiictsln ~ ooci sveo Ter uldsurlFnsr zar-
nsrufz Flsh nat v~ts . rough. ccarss
frestes ars esiicd saaitsry vesss. as tneir
renrr saffsrs pF-1r,cezs rlrrnlarfan.
The union or rcsni ina1ion -arrasnts With
~ess ansl drawers in ere pieoe. srss rcade Up
m 81 sui 10 uzerlno. thcse of SILK are io~
"a ths recx. wtth sliort sleeves. ar3 are Pre-
fsE-pd 81 fesh pax saseieS. they ars afso
rsefs ~ vrrv elastic r.iiosd SIX with either
klnh - ~ neck aad shc-t or long sieevss
Ise6zs' rsii-x vests or spsncers ~ Al sxtT,a
sa.st - wea~ ever ene esrssfs izsits LIE
k.r<s hcste. tEsy are e rsbted sllk sr of
r.srsro. u1a hira necS. and aEher short sr
Llns zlsevts I'D tisr-aer Barar
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
TRAIN AND TRACK TALK.

THB loss Of life on railroads averages one
in ten millions.
TEE average daily earnings Of an Ameri-
lean locomotive arc about 800.
THz cost Of a palace sleeping-car Is abort
$1,000. or SI7. 900 if vestibUlod.
THz Denver & Rio Crande railroad goes
over Marshall Pass At height Of lo.s52
feet
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Is the long
est East and West rsilrcsd, and has terui-
n on salt water 1t beth ends
ANOTHER important Invention 10 railway
practice ia the mefhcd invented hT Baith
more electrician fer welding steel rsils ~
electricity. which vii enable track k-.syers
q AZ 6 continuous track TIE ercs1f tfss
rails, after they sre placed n the frsck- are
welfes e5-efher through tie apricstion II
a trznsforu1ed electro currant. and srs
sffsrwar5 tempered - ss 70 raase TIE ioint
ss lard - The rest e the rail
RsuneaD naea ssv that lirhtatne wa
siozalIv strikes locomotives wlee. ttcv rln
through tharser sfcrrns blt that u hss
never been known - fsr7l taez ~ ne men
IL ttesr csbs The electricity t7Ens eat ana
spreads a. ever the ergEne- rsnnizg CT TIE
whe..s sne zl01E r5s tracks vrheH = iesFves
tte nzscknerV Tae irsTresssou = tfat TIE
iocom9ires are iighiz-g csschers sna ~
trect 5os1s tnst efherr'iss might hi TIE ears
A vse disease j. termed railway BRAN =
T. = genera aersrz~reert - ire Eex~es
produced hg shock receirsi y the hese
r. a raHwzv ca~ A css< sssc6ee5 ~
worz5 rrss rrce7ves. shs es1scioesxsss
ws< preserved e. fhs tire q fhe K5zry
Afterwards tke pstisn7 beczrss n,slsscfslie
srs cezplsaaes - leson1is- hes1seae.
spsrsi psst weariness sad faiisrs . arpe-
tsts A hvgs<zk, Ard ga xskvs trs<tnszt
49, e~~A-
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

FACTS AND FINDINGS.

WrTB the Indians we have made 90
treaties aud have broken almost every one
Of them
san FRASCIsco declares she has been
shaken Al times BIZ earthquakes in the last
eighty years.
A coxFASY with capital OF 500. 900 600
has been formed in Canada for the purpose
CT tunueling the Detroit river.
A LARsz csrzo Of chrome ore from the
ruins cf the sncieut city Of Te.messps, Asa
Minor, arrived id Philadelphia the ether
dav.
TEE Moderation Society of New York has
q perszabulstinz tank of ice water. which Is
driven about the CITY al dav and makes fire.
qusnt stops that the thirsty may take ad-
vantage Of toe water. The tank holds 500
gallons. ana on hot days is filed three tines
and uses up ?. 100 pounds of ics. Tsis Is the
second season Of tbs NODE Of assisting TEN
persnce
CRsToxxz of the cheap sort used fer dec
Grating rooms, turns CIT % Be as arseni-
csllv poisonous as green val paper Oat
of forty-fcur samples recently examined n
Ioncsn. none were free from srsezic-
three had only fsiat traces of Il, twenty
one had lsrze traces. eleven were clssssd
ss very BAD. ard sine were called s. distinct
Il lar gsrous.T ore specimen yis3dei Hiue-
teen sad one-haif grams sf white arsenic "a
the square yard. TIE green's $40 blues
were the lssst harmful whlie reas. brsvzs
aza blacks were heavily .osded vita tie
poison
IT nsv nct he knowu % everv oze rat
there : a izvr regulating he n7axiar q the
Anera-sn Sag TIE iaw of fsls requires
thst eu the Fou--h q jay felowiRg tAe a.
nlssica of oesT safe . new stzr sAssi
oe ADDED % TIE bfle fed q the Sag Tasrs
sre aew thirty zht states n "a. Tnsen
ard there shsuld be thi~ty--sEat ssars n
ne fed of the fae Nsny ef %. cheap
ssrs have rot the ree1sits n1rses IL
stars, secsasse il = n1cs sssisr q have fss
s1ars ia rows With a sFen nan5eT c.ca
DaS. vaa<a 60 49, - sseEreo - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05
elTs OF SCIENCE.

One Of the wonders Of Paris Is q well
2 $50 feet In depth Hot water rusbes out
Of this well in stream ia feet high
A human subject without collar bones
has beea met with irl' . 81 Louis disssct-
ing room This strncts is that Of most
Of the vertsoratss. fHIf as lions. bears.
etc
II is said thst rhubarb and asparagus
can take un0iluted soap suds IN large
quantities with benefit Other plants
should receive the soap suds BY means q
gentle sprinkiinE
French doctor. who has been search
Ing for method 70 ward OF intoxicatton-
recommends before drinking an sppro-
pirate amount Of ford of alfu ninous and
fatty nat ure. particularly cheese.
Scsrief fever IL specific poison which
crDans;es from the person of the patient.
and can be caused 81 TO other means
Diphthsris h contagious. bat r,sY arise
from feTTnenftae flth. etc Typhoid fever
and Asaafie choiera are Bof cEEctly CON
rnurics5is from T.erso1 30 person. bat are
sprssd ~ the oeiecta n their victims.
which centsrainste tlss water supply
ner method # veather prediction
has eeeu oisoovsred " n honflgnv. .
Frs8oh phTxicixt tie has oseerrsd that
the sriut3lzti0os u stars increase f'sfore
rnaay storms. iBticstinr 1isturoeTrs Of
the ur0cr strnospbers bosErs tsfore ths
meteorological irstrune1ts sbcw s1T
ehsngsL The fercer the storm. ths more
i th- strszgth - the scintllstsors IN
crexee5
Ar {r1r~o-e5 method - oilFos The
~zte-s h8s b-es psterfsd Il Germany. A
rocket. e vhfch is sttscbet cvIir5es
fsise ~ftz 81 ran h@ FIRED with accuracy
from tss ship. ard when 4 explodes TIE
81 "a sesttereS tust '~fser- Il is -snfed
b fss srpiosior Il Eve rockets a. dis
tsrsce ef f-ox .215 " SO fe>s fro7x .
ssss . spe1. e l. So - 700 sens<e fess
- wsxs- gss co-sre> ~itk 81 90 -
vn10a vw8 - 80 gmnpkkca
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


ro~srs are uuea affected this season. For
rlsg. triviay and waking special bodice
boae-ns1s ars provided by tee caterers OF
faxktos. and ~suazz ~ao "a mtsh Ia soci-
ETY. nov srsiers - naRy - three for ons day.
fksg are fW Argsr han tzey u<ed 70 be,
even for gzntIsznea. who 5ncs more are lot
tkoushs 70 Be vel dresssd without a b0u-
4ass For dinner parties, the Diysetoirs
wrsakhs II natural towers have found great
fagor, and thsy are accompanied by . cor
s2<s boeq1es, ta~y Is m sxzesly With tbs
roik sed eosis ia which tfc hsiv Is DOW ar
rsaxsd. r. ls consistent ADD 6ttinx that =
rrvrtT woman sa0utd oedeck h<rsek with
61~srs. naturss js~sls, - doing SO ns~ $40
\ furthsrtnors following the prevailing
note rhs horal -ooass are becoming. and
Ekniurfz- ths iiffssuiries n hair drsszfzG: The
Gosers ars fastened inslds The curved top Of
.ths oo<Bh. l. can b placed Straight a. the
h<u-k - sideways. add las a n1osT coquettish
<Gbck
Bsas q ia.,. of flowers. ot feathers, or OF
rflecn ars "a <rrak favor with English We
n<n. Who wear tbern as al seasons Il the
y-r.r. and also shro-~ them around she neck
whea wesring low fan dress -orxazss as The
cpsrs % a. evening pa<sies g-asrsfly.
Caiformity n 4rs=s = ~xtsnsting itseif and
ths ksss tdea is 81 have rooms arrsax-d with
s1~sxs which Accord exactly With he dress
~orn by shs hostess. II sae Saars white. her
r~ou,s have only White fr~srs. II she selects
yezlo~. then yellow bloorns are he decorR-
hons vita possibly an aiwrgrte. or Dir@s-
trire wreath. or bodice ooncust u tie saune
bioou This $ an American notiou, and q
good ona.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05


F.es yssls ae~ 4sop bsls. IA ehzz-
Ia E~sasA s-s.s = za-aa ~s<a u
R.<1s
al s-assss hAs. very abort A~sxass
eos
Lats sz1zer hz<s lsok nks 1oyias
e0~sr z4E<eE4.
ssisA ss~as u VISA t.sszos ssns p-zs-
ssls - a sze1
Psreaiz aad ehAllics "a sza21 patterns
srs z11ca soTE
Carvsd snber orsessess ara sssn xzo1z
ate aoy-sries n 1s~slzy
EihAE . ceAed ths reftngoss gown =
gro~sng h popular favor.
Tl.-re srs ssisisaess Of . return of rxsh-
honzois t4sor . rs@l laess.
Dressy jackets are worn With plzla
gO~as - faza5oHAhls giriz-
Greeas aad browns IA az shades seszz
u - ia fzye<sts eolors Ehis s1nasr.
PsIsss BABY siae aa1 black Is f.shLss-
abe oo.Sx sSmola4tion st shs neme@<-
A aevslsy IA silver pocket TASKS 10 n
ths fsr1 u . exab szE-lgisd N cxaer q
net
The bodscs vfshout any basque Is almost
universally favorsa ey fasA.oa&bls dress-
Ea.k1rs
capesss are very small. but bcnnetz
gro~ larger - the snmmsrtads ro~s on
- EuturIa
vzry SNAIL bizck birds ere seen among
tia osAsr trimmings Of hl~ek lace hats
and sonneta
Pale buf corah ss the latest fancy in
China siiks. and 10 esa % ss easily cleaned
as cotton stuf-s-
Pine srmars siIl<s Ia birds eye patterns
are Ia he looms Of Frsaee IN preparation
Tor next seasons wear.
The world os dressmakers ard design
srs kave become history erazed IN the
matter % new costumes
The Questionable features In this sum-
rlsr's styles are thA. skirts are too short
before and TOO long behind
ElSborats hats. bonnots and wraps. bat
gowns AZ extrems simplicity, are the rule
for this summers fashions.
A new shade Of tswny yellow Is tiger
lily it Is seen In new tulles, gauxes
ard pieco lsces for evening gowns
The latest fancy parasol has a hands
covered with leAther-red. blue or white
and IL Is silver capped or mounted
The latest summer wraps ars capes OF
black beaded net. or Of lace or plain net,
trimmed with a profnsion OF narrow moirs
ribbon
Some Of the prettisst seaside toilets an
Of white cloth. braided with gold and col
orsd braits or trimmed with Oriental en-
broidery banda
Tan eolored shoes are the lad" Of the
fashionable on the osher side. both mer
and women wearing them on occasions
when they look out OF place.
Finely dotted nainsook musnns, with
one selongs scaIioped. are made up ints
dainty dresses for watering place wear By
the bsss drcssmakers-
A late fancy in Paris Is the wearing b
the hair Of tortoise she'll combs and pins
with heads Of faceted steel flowers thai
look Ike diamonds by gas light.
Yokes of Al kinds. square. round and
pointed. smocked and tucked. plain and
braided. aud half yokes, are Al fAshions
bls on chfldrcn's dresses and coats
Among the prestisst dressy jacket,
worn are those Of heavy net kned with
colored black or white surah. and trimmed
with lace 30 match. RIBBONS and rair
fringes- .--
The dresses called and worn as empire
gowns look very little like those worn BY
toe Empress Josephine. for many Of them
are parodies Of that tasteful woman
attire--Ssw York Sun
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-05

Far high in the northeastern side Of that
cas.is is a sto1e, and be who - adventurous
enough 70 kiss It wiz be sure TO posseSs
henceforth a precious gift Honeyed words
viii sow from DIS lips; persuasive power VIII
hang on his utterances, he viii win ms way
everywhere and with everybody. The his
tory Of the origin Of this imputed virtue is
lost in the mis- of antiquity There is a ~
ssnd that certain lord of Barney always
expresses his willingness 50 TO do, but con-
trived ~ sn7use The dueen : representative by
plsssiblr excuses. ard 80 the word 'blaFusv"
cane TO mean something very ike burnbug
But Barney Caste IS Itself an interesting
eniect. The waters of TIE Conan alEsos3
lave its hsse, snd TIE rich foliage e trees
surTorafS IL A strong csstellated pile. four
squar.. ans rising I'D fsss p-scipsfous,y from
ifns~<<1ns rock. i = dsscrioei as composed
Of fsuT pslss tolned tosether- having eaIls
t1n feet IA thickness. This stronEhoid vas
bufls IN tke Ffsteensh ce1tarv By Corasc Nc
Csrthy. and forms highly picturesque feat
ure IN = district which hsS MACY beaufs ss.
A-tachs3 % lt - = naAxssas1 ef n1ors rsceBt
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