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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-11
NJ T. u r CIA.

NEURALGIA.
NerVes,-Eyeryone of the thrcad-like nerves
has each a latent power 10 cause eyCruclat-
ing pain, the limit OF which is simply the
limit Of human endurance. and NEURALGIA
has a few of these iihrouS torment all pulls.
ing painfully at once.
CUARACTERISrICs.
Subtle Pain.-Nothing /. 40 subtle in its
approach; nothing So ~tlagrant, acute and
distressing. and certainly nothing vet dis
covered 30 completely .ubducs ia ravaGes
and so permanently onqucrs it's pangS rs
that above mentioned.
SYMPTOMS.
Synptoms.-Neuralgia IL defined to be a
nerve disease, the chief symptom Of which
is AT acute pain, mtcrmitting, which toll
low the course Of the nerve branch affected.
TREATMENT.
Trea,ment.-Apply Sr, JAcoBs Or frequent
Is, gently rubbing tho afflicted parts; apply
TO the whole extent of the nerve soreness;
keen M n gentle friction until a burning
sensation IL produced.
Sod by Druggists ant iclers Er'ryohore,
The CHARLES A. vo6sLER Co.. sal,lr Gre. Nd
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-11

Salvation Oil is the greatest pain DESTROYER
Of any age or cline. For the cure Of neural
gia and rheumatism it has DO equal. Price
p cents.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-02-11
Royal Clue Mends Everything.

Broken China, Glass, Furniture, Orna
meDts, Leather, etc. Everlasting tenacity
Always liquid ard ready. Free sample vials
at druggists and groccrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
WORTH KNowIxe.

Mr.. W. II. Morgon, merchant. Lake City,
Fla. was taken with a severe Cold. attend
ed with a distressing Cough and running
into Consumption in its first stages. he
tried many so-called popular Cough RENE
dies and steadily grew worse. WAS reduced
in hesh. had difficulty in breathing and
was unable 20 sleep. Finally tried DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
found immediate relief, and after using
about half . dozen bottles found himself
well and has had no return Of the disease
No other remedy can show so grand a
record OF cures, a. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Guaranteed TO
do just what Is claimed for IT, Trial bottle
10 cents at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

- ~.a-.. rllacllLS, at
suTmountaols generalizaIi0ns thar IS ex-
csedinxiy dsmoralIing IN its effects. and 1
Immediately began to lay plans for the or
EsnixAtion OF society whose object should
% The supplying OF pockets for the fair
hssthsn IN al civilized portions OF the
World society with such philan-
thropic and elesmOsynary purpose could
not fail Of paramount success.
oh dear. wish I had q pocket" said q
young lady not long $50. to whom was
talking. as she tried 20 disposs Of mum Der
of small articles she wished to carry with
her on her shopping expedition. Then as
her eyes rested on my coat. she exclaimed,
pardon me. ar. Mazg. but how many
pockets have your
made hassy mental calculsEoa.
IAN even twenty. including those In my
overcos:"
why. Mr. Mazu." shs gssped. how do
you ever dad snything7"
Dsludsd grill She probably thought a
man possessed only two pockets, that bsing
~ far as her untatOrsd Imagination could
strnsgls into ths undresmed of realization
Of masculine luxury.
know It Il not considered ia good taste
70 criticiss the vhims Of the ssntler ser,
rnd vs all know that . woman's reason
vhy" Is summed up in tha. wonderfully
expressive word because" But there il
one problem that With me 10 destined 70 re-
main svsr unsolved. ssd that is this:
Why does woman with her taste for the
beautiful and luxurious. and her psnchsns
for al that Is ussfal-snd much that Is not
Why does she suffer a thousand snnoysnccs
md Inconvsnisncss hat might be removed
by that pAnacsa for al her troubles
pocksss7 Cal. A. MAZU.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Il Jspaa tAs eia-sssool p5YslelzEs sss
pef 2-tr-e1 - SssE o2ly $s%1&l asex0s-
lb1= - . kc1tT sarcastic a. ~ sIkrSssi -
tie opinion tczE gney al eleakL peopls
-i<1otlt 1sl4g seap0as. bat tns druggist
~ho introduced ~. klefees po.1eo Aed-ezl
LiseogsFy .1L8 t4e EMglfe. csrrkes n1e
stssl blade. ll sas fe4n1 khaf a. 10 sxled
tals ~ondeTsGl remedy ior co1e Is. esells
coss11pkiss Tendencies, blood, szl1 A8d
liver troubles. ssre. without exception.
greatly osasnstsd. fhs Ask2eo himself 3
sad - have -EoRsd ~ MS system oy is
Use. Aasd Ia ls4poFtsr sss EhsssioEs permit
Tea tns exceptional honor u sesEnz The
sword Of ths neeiilEg.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

There Is no denying The fact that DR..
Jones Red Clover Tonic is the most sue
cesstul blood puriner ever put on the mar
ket- It's wonderful cures in all stomach. !.
kidney and Ever troubles has brought out
many limitations. IL restores debilitated
nerve tissues. restoring the force lost by
sickness. mental work or excessive use OF
liquor, opium and tobacco. f.. X. Wilson
viii supply the genuine at so cents q bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

That caisrrh sill ia time wear o0t. fbe
theory IS false Ma Try o believe L DO
cause ig ~eUid Dc pleasant II true. bnE u q
not a. az kHos Do hot leE a. acute
attack " cold Il the head remain gns1b-
duei. IL Ia iia5is % develop into catsrFh.
1oC cs1 ri yourself IT ihs coid snd avoid
al chance 0f e2tarIh - using Or o47es
CaiaEFh Remedy. II already afflicted iii
soarsslf Of this troubies0ss disease spesd-
~ " Las ssA1s nlean=. Al all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
prcxIxx'sAR ARxrc. sAryr

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, sslt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chspped Hands. Chilblsins,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no paw required. Il
Is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents PER box.
For sale By Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
nfvfainn-sfa
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

The best on earth can truly be said of
Griggs' Glycerins Salve, which is a sure,
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises,
scsIds. burma. wounds and all other sores
Will positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptious. Try this wonderful healer.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
Only Is cents Sold by +. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Dcn'tsufsr any longer with your corns.
buniOns or ingrowing nails. but call at once
on NJ. ). LaBourslisr, at ,hs Turkish Bath
House. corner Monroe and Ionia-sts.. and
have them removed without pain. treat
the feet in general for men. women and
..hiI1r.r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

For over five years | was a constant SUI
ferer with thaE most terrible and annoying
disease, dyspepsia After paying out hun
dreds OF dollars the only medicine / found
that would do me any good was Sulphur
Bitters. Six bottles cured me- Now | can
eat well and am happy and hungry.-EDI-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
gur BgruT~D

s~fuiiy when told her what TO DO for
those horr,d pimoiss with which her face
vas covered. Sue nov says IL y0u want 4
pink and white complexion With nice
clear sno, "a skin. yoa must uss that best
Of all blood purifiers sulphur Bitters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

People often ask Why the Leonsrds can
SCI crOckery 80 much cheaper than othe ..
The reason ls obvious. They are direct
importers and Ehsir selling pfice Is oiheEs !
cost price. For instance decorated cham
Der sets cumplets without ar for $50.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
To The TRADE.

Yonr sitsntiOn is called TO the fact that
The immense stock OF cTocxery, glassware.
stc.. OF ID. }. Evans & Co. 10 Monroe-st..
viii be offered for sale. beginning Saturday,
March 10. a. prices regardless Of cost, TO
satisfy mortgages and 20 close ont the ousi-
ness entirely. Q. w. WATKINS, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
HorsrEEEprRs

Don't miss the great closing out sale OF
the crocksry stock of ID. J. Evans & Co. be
ginning Saturday. March 10. Everything
to be sold. c. w. Watkins, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Two physicians OF Morris. H.. told E. w.
Huell that he Was beyond the help of medi-
cine or medical skill from seated lung dis
ease contracted in a cold rain. Was in
duced to try DR.. Bigelow's Cough Care. two
bottles Of which completed a cure. Over a
year has elapsed and he is in excellent
health. doing hard work on hi, farm. DR..
Bigelow's Positive Cure is on the only
known consumption cure. Sold by Z. X.
Wilson In fifty cent and dollar bottles. Get
the genuine. Pleasant for children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Actual pleasure ia Use Of Saving
Nzchiae n you ouy a genuine Automatic,
maze only by Wilcox s Gibbs 5. VI. Co. " /.
q g. Medallion trade mark GA every
machine. WO8AS's EXCHANGE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Entire stock ofcbin4, croekesY, glassware.
etc. Of D. J, Evans 4 co. noS being maj ked
down. and viii DC solo regardless OF cost. 10
satisfy certain mortgages aud c.os- oa1 the
business. sale opens Saturday March 10.
Z. W. WAI2Iss. Ase4L
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Catarrb is caused by impurs blood. sod
i cured bg Hoods Sarssparills. which puri-
fss he blood and gives the whole system
heath and strength. Try this peculiar
r,edicina"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Il - supposed tnat s1on a eon Fsnisaes a.
a pockss -ss snsirsansd 81 aaUls a.s-
psnAas wita .ssa .aa ele4k. aad a1opllnz
tAs more laodsfa ssyis Of dFess. alAn sad-
dsnig found as "a net kn0s what - Go
~iih his aaacs saa sn snFolfsd-pce<sts.
Sot ~ With wqwaa 40 "a 80. 1az- -siss
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Came Back Satisfied

Yesterday a shrewd buyer visited our
store, and after inspecting stock and prizes
said He'd look around elsewhere before
buying
Later he returned and made his pm ch
ase. lie said cur prices were right and
our stock as fine as any man could find IN
the city. We print this statement because
it is practical endorsement oi our claim
that for Hats and Mems FurnDgs YOU
should seek
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
THE LEADERS, .

In our branch business and with efforts for lettering
where there is possibility. expect TO remain SO.
Again this New Process not advertising scheme or
bubble but TRUTH.
They that are our customers will discover t. and nch
are not will be convinced if they try
Words only going do it THE proof Of the pad
ding is in the eating"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
OUR PROCESS.
Another Stride Forward.
So; : I;
~STEAM ssW *
zWW$SS>
A NEW DISCOVERY II LAUNDERING
Always Improving Where CAM Mutual Beneht
Always Improving Where CAM Mutual Beneht
for the Patrons and Ourselves

This process "a new one Is kno%n only 10 We nave
tried il for weeks and tested n trOushy and Anow
whereof speak While doe away with oaeha % the
usual wear incident the way most aunorles GO
their work il improves the appearance twent, per ceAt we
are acknowledged TO be
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
ecssrr voR LADIES.

Nm. LsnEtry bets little money on
- ,sog and then.
aeepedson pls.is grow IN favor for
- siiks ~ wooden fabrics, - well -
"a ~ or lace
p.a,n.i e. grow more ard more In
49, snd sre pref rsbgy Of wool over
~ = v<ivsi skirts.
ywy neg drap RES are straight
,ussXtbs. sh wing their seiy4x-s. which
- Iurebes accented BY lining o. p'-
= fbspn-
p..ked eiges OF cloth g wns are
s,s.stly oaiiined with gold ar silver
5000 AMI are ussderlald attn . baud
z DARKER plush.
From . pretty voman's album: . A
,trri.i lelis9 compliments Sofasn ofi
~ psstsy teeth. Dui clever one makes
= isash."
The. high art craze In London and
psds has about done Away with tite
80 s,e. ve, IL, which the arm gesem-
nj sausage roll.
Nr. lanes u. Blaine, Jr., Is an en-
= - Tic ama eur photographer. AMI
8 ssrt ealariy sJcce,sfui with AMI fond
4 p,sosogrsphing flowers.
vesy young women wear. as . finish
"A hsxa cofsages. vide. high collars oi
~ nn-iin. OF narrow paifs VI crepe
- sading in boz behind.
We are threatened with . revival OF
nossfs. Already they are seen iD
sensss, and sometimes pieated ones
jefa front, with PLAIN SIDE draP-
sfies.
Queen Victoria cannot tolerate the
ssss, vi game the first thing Ia thr
nofuiax, an ouiy allows II al tue Later
meas out vi defsrence - he tastes oI
osHsfs.
In underwear the French flannel lie
sos male up - chemise aud drawer
f.,s iii ~no incline ~ sto tae >, as the
baIk VI an extra garment oi pcrcs l.
thsrs y avoided.
Q1iited skirts OF satin or farmers
ss,,n are siaIiei vi ,iierdown anil
atiissd above the knee or Ia the waist.
4 ths xearer's pleasure. Serge skirt.
hsrs deep band vi BIAS velvet ~ The
togtotn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

Tue Mosr Expansive BoSSKr-Mrs
John Hoey is said 10 wear tie most
expensive DO net found at any OF the
theaters. but this charge should not be
entirely laid TO tue miii,ner, becaus.
the most costly part II II Is the pin
she use- to thrust in her hair at The
bach H. hold the bonner IN plsce. II
l. not con>plcuoa>- ooking AMI y II
Gust lut> oi money, being n ade of the
,us,st exquisite to tolse shell crusied
auth diamonds. The gems are small
AMI ,he est OF the workmanship "a,
greater than that of the diamonds.
lh- head ii the pin is cut IL scroll
work a, ,iwl,eaie as lace, and in all these
tine c,,ugulut,ous Of sheil are set thou
an,is al tIas diamonds. Tue esuli II
charming. bat the labor and care ex
, c ,dr-i IL produce u was iu.meuse.--
( y. y Word.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
TO WASH FL ANNELS.

The reat secret ia washing hsnrels
Is t. Deal aud shake ali The dus, from
hem briorr they are PAT into III
clothes baskes tor Tue wash. Turt
should he washed IA clear SCARS d.
uy Ihelns.Issr then thoroughly r'n>td
,Y hop anx l.eai snuit Ia clear Ia 4
sater. shasen and piilvi alter tn-s
rave had The waIe pressed out by the
srtng.r, ba. not tsi tel All xfung by
the MAIDS. Is - not Thoroughly riii-
.lng uut the soap hat h,riens Il n.
uet; IL Is sa>hlas Il ~'tu all the q ~
n ghaf sriu.e' AMI ui>cp'ors ~. III IS
arr. gtng thai Isl,t> Atid uIs {, THE las
tie aUsrs 1 gethcr. 'nsisad 81 i'uti,nS
aud sha ing. shieh leaves them eia--
nc aud spungs. Toe sat~t su"daa
,,ot bc I - hot Tor the hand - Tie
comfortable INA, as boiling water Is
s,s.,i 10 III clio h aud >hri hsnneA
Mrs Ellen Richards. sho /, ~ a
chemical authority Tor b uss s.eping.
adj e. To have all nne Soolens aud
all babies weoieus Washed Win ain-
snonis water Father than soap-eds.
THIS not the crude ammonia that Is
sold Tor cleaning paint OF tpets' on
washing aguuu ,islt 80 u al Tue afds-
.nst's or chemists Tor the purpose.
Pas two tsbles,ooniui OF this sal-
noaia into a quart OF cold water.
Then adj 8 pstllai Of hot wa'er. not
oosling, uatl, II - Of ooult'.Ftseie ten
peratufs tn bear the hand. Aiid wash
.he Fisnntl, Ia this cue by cue. ii The
.tn,.ot,l. ", re aidssi Jgrsetly, or IL
.alins 4sser. 40 ,ut siS-sessss1ss OF !.
Sould be lost. Mrs. Richards sys. VI
.urs il must onl, be prepared as II
\, urrI 10 ee Used. some people have
/. different dsy ioT doing the hte hsa'
mel. irosa TIE ord'uary ~sss dsy So
The, ean have particular care,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
A RIVAL 40 CHICAGO.

At Trichar, q town ihabited chief
by nairs. the land holding class ot the
coast. divorce seems to be as simple as
mari iage is easy. The Nair lady n
very independent person. Some one
offers q cloth, that is The proposal. IL
she accepts Il. that is the mar iage.
II she gets tired OF her husband she
gets rid oi him and takes up WI b
another. and is not held to have be-
haved disgracefuliy in so doin To
give u cloth ~ q pre- ent Is q very cpnI-
mon thing in India. By cloth is
meant the garment worn by women
in the east, and II may be very plain or
cheap or very rich and costly. But
here, whatever kind Of cloth it be, TO
give one /, very significant. as = dis
iinqui,hed visitor to Trfchur found
when be offered one ~ u Nair lady la
whose house he had received some
CIV lity. Whatever opinion may be
he'd IRON q moral point OF view Of
these marriage rsiati ms, they res ut
in manly male aud for the most part
cJmely and very often beautiful ie-
maies.-l Pail Mali Gazette.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
A DRUMN ER PLAYS DOCTOR TO
a WOMAN.

A drummer nov visiting Key West,
when ON his way north last sp,ing
bought \ scalper's ticke belonging ~
some doctor. A matter Of course lac
sas registered by tue plrser. I c
urst night out he was awakened by
the steward calling doctor. AT first
tie could not remember why tie,
.hoald give him that name, but re-
rucinb.riug The ticket, he answered.
tie vas told that The captain sished
10 see him immediately. Pusiiug to
the captain he wa- informed that there
xas lady ON board Who was qlire
sick, and as he was tie only doctor.
soul he cali on herr He made Writ
ue of necessity and did SO. Looking
as Mise n All oxi and iumbiing At his
VA ch. he pretended To count her
pulse beats. Not knowing whether
he vas sick or not, seriously stated
that her case was simply u nervous al
lection, and recommended three bot.
ties Il champagne a day, whlch were
tsAen. Tue lady recoyered.-l Key
West Equator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
ucoUnAcuo 10 nAcus1ons

A young Gifi reclining in an easy
Chair threw = noswi she had been Pc
russDg upon the table s4 her si<te. A
ssatr My lady xifh Uhom ste gas in
ufuste e-ssefe1. and the eonvefsstion
drilled to The subject q marriage. The
yo1nx LADY. Who isqaise seii informed.
- d.
Social scientists are attempting to
ssc<rtAin the causes which prvvens
yong men from marrying. would
BIKE them TO discover the me rs that
souid induce them to marry A ma
lJfisy of writers on social science ss-
tr1oEfe the decrease in matrimonial
alliances "a the circle called high 81
cs~iy TO the isnpo-iilons OF society
ns<sf. IL Is held that the p~cunisry
demands are 20 great that tee younx
hsen nowadays srs in . position 10
assume the res liabilities Of mAsri-
moay.
Ny parents provide for re literally.
but | 2rn frank to confess that would
oe satisfied With less. believe all thi
talk about the expense Of inatrimony
Is nonsense In my circle OF friends
l know Of half . dusen young ladies
Who would accept ho,.esi and industri-
GUS young rn-n. They would ike 10
marry and | knov il. and they would
II they had the opportunity. an
tired VI hearing the decrease in the
number OF marriages attributed TO w0-
mans extfavaxzace, because know it
Is not %. let some OF the nrn trs IL
and find out for themseivss."-iKeo-
AUX Gate City.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11
rRE PorxscY OF yLArrERY

The world is full OF hnmbug. which
| asa Convinced would never exist
sere It nos so extremely we.c me u
ever o-fy- Que of he neaiea exam
s';~s vi tuis prevailing virtue ~ story
That ID Related of Niue. Marc1esi. the
TEACHER vi many celebrated vocalist
AMI ii A. inAny whn fail to make their
iusrs in song. Nine. Maichesi. as
every one k.sow., dseiis in Paris. and
pr drs herself Gu charging her pupils
a. zig . price for her instIuc t.n -
can TIC sq Ieezed out vi the ssplrAnt to
vocal lame.
To make things pleasant for these
eir.is vino me TO Try their vo ces, IT
IS the custom ol Nine. Marchesi TO
gently open The door during the
lesson, an in The most insin1stIng
tine inquire VINO IS singing. Madame
rejoins Mile. Porkpacker." "Ah
my d.sr." eaclsims the gallant Mar
chess, II heard that beautiful voice and
| could NOT refrain from asking to
whom il belonged. NJ o congraiuls-
Iiuns, mademoiselle, The, Mss
PorkpzrAer is sure she can sing. and
Ms,e. Narch.si has q neg pupil
Boston HeTali.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

The Chicago papers are discussing
just now the work OF women journal
tsts In the East. They saw that IL Is
ingch easier for a woman To find work
uu journals ia Boston And New YORK
han la Chicago Articles that coald
"a { dtspos-d Of To Chicago editor.
they say. nnd ready sale ia Eastern
eisies. The siipshod efforts that ey
sould & look at are here heraldesi
an,i nuHs!e uuch OF. A Western news
paper man said The other day of Miss
Lislian Whiting. who holds n prone
,ent pisc. on the staff oi one VI the
Boston jouraais:
Why she as so homeiv she would
st,p = check s,e always dressed like
f- uiar gus. Invariably carried an
atubreiia rain or slime. aud She xhy
al horror. Hut now ia { box al
nrrl' b. said la - tone of nne wonder.
" We Weston Newspaper men Iu-t
laughed AT her. Nobody waited To
give her sors ont here, ami nov ste
makes $500 To $500 year. suppose
.ts bs, aos'iiy-oh, yes, must have
You sse she Just ~ent down Ia Boston
aud Was more BostoHese than the dos-
sftiaUSt anu fbpFt y tstOfn~rtubbls
phlinsophic a than the Conc nd school
II Philosophy. AID she made u stake
That IT."
rhis Is the Judgment sf Westera
edior upon "A Woman gho. uusidn !.
except by her abilities. has made her
way into prominence in ,it.rs Y aud
social cife e. nj iiosloa. These Chioa-
<, esilp rs then turn their attsnuon Ia
their uxn xuin n jJirntii-t, an adj
"a bit vi yrscslcsl advice for The iustruc-
Ion ui ia Sc Who mean To ea The
pro.rssioii. Tue WOMAN who wouli
saure.i AS newspaper xrite must
lag ssi,ls her haepie- and prejudice
afii scieurs for reformation. they say.
she must lean at tn outset to do A.
-he h. told. aud. above all, she mus
rememosr that the materials she has
to work with are plain unxhitewsshed
TAGS, among Which her imaginati n,
If IL osper at all. must capeF with yer,
.os steps. A ysuliing Imagination Is
too apt u bring the annoying parasite
vi iiuel suit upon the management.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-11

Sheridan wesrs vish this dYess strand
Of t'<safisui eorsi which sissis The rose
Ia Der cbeek. She 10 Ike Nrs. Endi-
coft ~ thxt she sometimes vears
feathers IN her hair.
| ! wish ! could describe some OF the
ossrtifui dFesses OF the ladies OF the
Senate. and the Rorgeo1. costumes az
the uiyes ct The justices OF the su-
fes.
Nm. Ingalls,. Acting Vice Presideass
vie. has . train inlet OF black velvet
shich IL cssmsaned with Q rich orange
piash and Is yeiied with TACK fhreasi
lace. Mrs. insal rs very 6ae lonk
sng and has b~r dresses cut high.
Though she has. I doubt not, bssuil-
ful shoald~rs-
Mr. Senator Dosph wears at times
an esessnt cIeam-s bite broeade nasi
Mrs. seasior Esarts has one VI her re-
cepfiosa Dire s~s made OF black satin
and Jet. Mrs. Stanford looks very
~eti IN black velvet aud one Of her
beautiful dfrss-s IL el-borss Iy trim
nis,i with White silk esnbroidery. The
eorsH g~ OF this Is v shape =, and Mrs
sssn ord diamonds would bay up the
s~sith VI . county. Mrs senxsor
Pal .n~f i's- many beautiful dresses.
suf she displays great taste in the Sc
lection VI dofs Her costumes Is
rule. come from Paris, and on- OF her
gowns IL aa art structure II G,,i~i
blue CORDED six. the waist u ah ch L.
tfsnr ed With silver braid. She: seAr-
I'd lace. and her diamonds are many
and their ~ster IL pure.
Mrs. Senator Hearst hiss Q gown O.
acru satin bssscad a in velvet flowers
Its front ~ drxs eli wiIh chantiliy lace.
and IL Is Hisd- o plain .cfu sattn.
Mrs. John q. $500 er has q besu.s.
fui dress oi ~hIie ak. and she H,,-
pesrs resplsndent in diamonds. Mrs.
o~n ,tor tltsy wrars. sometimes, =
hand ,ore bl sek si.g which il caught
a, the thgo xith diamond ,in. ami
the wives Il the Two S-bra.ka seas-
tors. Paidpeks asi Msnd-rson. al
wsys dress we'll. Ms. Senator Sabin
have seen look r-spsend ut in ir ,iis
costume OF deep blue wi ct. aud in
deed. the rich velvet ard plush, which
Is iavishly used here la dres-es. woui,s
make q dozen drip curtains for rhr
fbrater of Gan Carlo. at y ,ples, or the
Metropolitan Opera House At New
York.
Mrs. Sherman dresses well. and her
tall, round form Is lifted TO show off
tine costume. She has . brocadesi
dress OF white satin and lace in which
she looks like . queen. Mrs. Senstor
Mcpherson has a gown OF delicate
green and striped brocs'ie, with velvet
panels. Mrs. Cucxreii dresses very
yell. and her qaeenly form looks re-
gal In white lace and silk. Mrs. sen :
or Stewart has some elegant costumes.
aid Mrs.. Ca Isle has iuost gorgeous
dress vi blue satin, with a brocsdei
petiicoat lined with rose pink. Her
sorsage is trimmed with point lace
ami she vies with Mrs. C,csrsll, one
VI the stately women of Washington.
~. Y Wo III.