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Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04
ALGERIAN CHILDREN.
Tho Most rOmlnent Feature Of 1nteres
In North African Oitloo.


In North African Oitles.
must again refer to the children.
for this street was teeming with littlc
Tlemcenites who had never left, and
probably never would leave. their ma
tive town. The boys. when running
about. wear nothing but long. white
chemise and dark blue vest. but OF all
bewitching creatures In the world the
little girls can scarcely be surpassed.
They are everywhere. aud must strike
. stranger. certainly an artist as 4
prominent feature Of interest. Some
are going to the bakers carrying un.
baked loaves piled on plank on the
head; others with little brass-bound
buckets trimming with milk; slngIy, In
crowds. alwa.s fascinating; not only
pretty. but arrayed In an infinite vari-
city Of costumes they dart from shadow
into sunlight and disappear In twink.
ling round corner or through door
way. They wear, first. white chemise
with gauze sleeves, over 1t gandoura,
or chemise without sleeves. and reach
ing nearly 10 the ankles. usually Of
printed calico. glaring In color. and
with spots. stripes. birds, branches and
leaves; this gandoura Is sometimes Of
rich brooade or light silk. Over the first
they often wear second gnndoura Of
tulle with n design In II. ordina.
rily nothing more nor less than CON-
mon white lace curtain stuff All the
materials hang limp and hutter whom
they run; round the waist broad
ceinture. and over the shoulders little
bodice. On the head . conical Dap.
always Of crimson velvet, more or less
ornamented with gold thread; children
and unmarried girls wear them with a
strap under the chin; married women
tie them on with colored handker-
chief besides the strap. Their hair ID
fringed square. Just over the eyebrows,
and plated down the back. The opera
ton Of dyeing 1t dark brownish wine
color requires several days. during
which time they appear certainly at a
disadvantage. Henna Is made into a
mushy paste and plastered all over the
head, rs much as the hair. being tied
up all over. can hold in place-and
even more. for 1t runs down the neck,
the cheeks. and into the cars The
process gives SOM what the appear
anee Of head modelled in wax with
the hair studied in masseA The palms
of the hands. fingers and the feet and
toes. are also stained.-E A. Brtd2-
man. In Harpe~s Magazine.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04
T1Y 0mllRA for breakfast.

sss Antaasn Piano sdvert.s ,ment.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04

FROM MONTANA.
HELENA, N. T., Jany. 10th, 1858.
FLEMING Bros.
Gentlemen: 4 have taken Q great many
OF DR. G. MCLANEs CELEBRATED LIVER
PILLS, and find them to be . wonderful
pill--all that you claim for them. They
act like . charm In cases Of biliousness,
81, headache. dyssntary, etc;
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04

encc. viruient blood-paisons arc. BY its
us6. robbed Of their terro1. Especially
has u manifested its potency IN curing
cles, Sore Eyes, scrofufous Sores and swell
ingA Hip Joint Disease, "Whlte EwellinRst"
0Oitre, OF Thick Neck. and ENLARGED Glands.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04
|SlLI-RhEun
| An0
RHEUMATISM.


GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY cures Con-
sumption (which 10 Scrofuln Of the Lungs),
BY tts wonderful blood-purifying, invigora-
ting and n'ltritivo properties. For Weak
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04

TO cure such inveterate blood and skin disea
:. properties capable Of curing any and ali q
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1888-08-04

promptly clireS the sevefcet Coughs,. u
Strenfthens tho system and purides ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Alrsiral 9nsirumcnIs.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and SQUARE plan
"A 0, cur make which we're specially selected ana use1
By CT the Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY
during the past opera will be sod a. Aoesai
reduction from regular prices ,...
WM ENABE & CO.. 1l2 shave abo1e i6thst
4 DVFCTISENFNTS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE UPTOWN
OFFICES No. ! 233 Broadway, corner Thlrty-hfs-st,
unt D m $50 Brosdway. between Twenty ec2a ln u,
ST. corner Fehthave. ;. SiNth-avc. l53 Fcu thave
corner Fourccnthst $50 Thirays., corner Forty ,ey
erth-st O9G Thrf-ayc near SXty-nrst-tt Lfpc
Firstave ; 100 West Torty-secondst Ninthave 81 !
Elxfv.eirhfh-sf rib-rfv-sf.. and the HARLEM
oFFICF 100 Fast Ono hun Ireland twenty tfh-st. up
10 0 D. m. regular rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Hlllronoe.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
IArQest and fInest Pas-enEer Station In Amei

Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN AHieilC1.,
rooa ears New. YORK to Albany and Albany 70 Montreal
va d. II. r. r. also East Albany 70 Sc hIoaAS' wa
-. 80 - H-' FAMOUS sTEAM.HEATED VISIT
composed exclusively Of buffet smok dInine;esI
cuse. Roche Buffalo Llie. Cleveland lhIsahsyots
and Toledo. arriving at Chicago at $50 a. m ST. Louis
for Columbus and Cincinnati -
10 80 a. m. Chicago Express for Niagara Fais To,,
ronc Cleveland Cincinnati. lniianapouS Detryit ana
Clcaso diawlng-roOn cars TO Cdhinu"isua anu 0ch'~
Adams Sc I)rawlnQ room 10 Troy.
ago D. NJ Albany. Troy aud Utica Special. with draw
'f IS D. H. Accommodation Albany and Troy. Con-
meets Tor WILLIAMSBURG, North Adams and intermediate
&c D. M Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and St Louis TX
press FOR Niagara Falls, Buf'o. Suspension Brigg 10
ionio and Cleveland Cincinnati In1an9pous 81 LogiS
Deucit and Chicago VITA NesIDI.eo ana seesln he~''a
sleeping AMI dA.n. cars ,.,.,. ,.,s.
20 H. Moa,sa ana Canand1p,G,p1 .n4 vi,
D. Jams daily, az Ottawa wa ~ Adams ana LaiaIa
Atlantic Halfway daily eAcep. Salusa4y ana - - .'ys
and Canandalgua daily except sunday SUNDAY tran
. p H., special 3ail Limited arrives at Rochester
.. II 80 D. n, Fast Night Express Tor Rochester BuIs-
oianaDols. S. Louis, Detroit and Chcaeo with seepng
cars sleeping-cafs % Waterown. via Utica daily eA
Sleeping cars to Albany Connects at Albany Win train
Tickets and space drawing and sleeping cars on
sale Grand Central Station, 4f3 1s5 AID 9i2 Broadway
Is f5k P saon NNae Ra'g ss wshngon and so
luton sts.. Brooklyn and 10 4th-s., Williamsburg.
Westc0s Express calls for and CHEEKS baggage rom
run daily; others daily except Sunday. .stop at
Isshst Station to take up passengers for North and West
l.. !. RICHARDS Asst. General Passenger Agent
j. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEwYORK TRIB.
a USE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT TilE UPTOWN
OFFICES 80. LIS EruaiNaN, cufucf Unity hlsi-st,
uLt p. $50 Bioalv hetweer Twenty SECOND pnd
Tftnty-thifl -fs, unth p N. 2lo Wess IMenty-thu
ST. corner Ii-lthatc. l52 SNth-aNC. los iOGlthaNc..
corner Fourteenth IT. 200 Thiriaye, corner Forty
euth-st: lO2B Thirl-ave SXty-hrstst. lIOe
Flrst-ave. iO6 West Fogy-seeoadst Ninthaye and
slxtyciehthst and 80 Liberty,st, aud the II ARLEM
OFFICE East one hundred and twenty nfth-st. No
10 D. IL, at regular rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
CcQa! Notices.

THF UNDERSIGNED, intending to apply
for letter, Of administration on the goods ehatte ana
credits az John Davis late Of Oh" town OF Ithaca County
- rnrnEns and state NJ Ncw-NOfk deceased intesa.o
uder he proviso u section 2G07 o. the Code o. civil
Procedure Now, the".O orc. notice Is hereby given 10
h. ere !tors OF the sail John Davis deceased to sent
.heir claims tho surrogate OF the sall county OF Iomp
' ORLANDO H. DAVIS.
ALMY & BOUTON
Atfnrnnvs Ithara. y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Bnsiness Chances.

~.orTU AMERICAN TRAVELLER, Just returned
- and repFesentng well known export mouse OF ti'!s
civ IL about leave again Oh Twelve NOUNS llP 70
he Argentine Republic ani Uruguay s 1901 "iPoti.
frrifv mInuf ctulris -irour % lhfpIulln- W..
sS lI tbo-s countries -fDr further particulars al
dress RELIABLE, L. u. Bon 2,,OO.
VIO MANUFACTURERS
would like represent one food MOUSE ~ si4 trr
lD tho n h. States. Couespunience solicited fHED H.
SAN'DEE IO2 Highest. Io-;1n. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Cccture5 an5 aleelirss.

An ELECTION of twenty Managers Of the
"A New-Y York Institution FOR the Blind and o. three
1u-pectors Of Election will be held the Institution.
3Ith-st and 9th-aye, o'clock the afternoon OK
Wednesday. December 10, 10-S -.
FREDERICK AUG. SChERMfRHORN, Soy
COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Let
" IN the great hall AZ O'clock DIX 1ng, ,-t 10
TON BOLTON. Chem al Arts IN 8ille Ilnes''
No tickets required. No ainls,ion atter o'clock.
THE NEW-YOKK GENEALOGICAL AND
A BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY VIII moot Friday even
ing Dee a. at ole ock, at the Berkeley LyeeuH- no
10 West 44th-st A. paper vi" be read oy HeF. F" ~ ~
Gcresicd are cordially invited. THOMAS u. EVANS
col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Danein3 Academies.

ALTXANDER MACGREGORS. los WEST 18th ST.
"A Glasses and private instruction daily.
Centlercns class Waltz only. gins saturday even
ing Dee /. Hall to lei Tor private entertainments
LIEN DODWORTH no. Gsl FIFTH AVENUE
n Glasses and private lessons now open
Classes for gentlemen VIII cunnencf Dec. 8
For terms. sc, send 2eent stamp Tor elfcuat
-. CNETIEKS DANCING ACADEMY. so 9TH
A ave between 18Th AMI lith-sts private ani ei-ss
ie-sons All hours; LAZY asist1ntsi special terms IOf
families. classes attended, city or country;
7 taught rapidly afternoon and evening terms
moderate.
r, ErNANDo's ACADEMY. ICE East 55th.sI lBsng
L Buildng) A school for Dancing. Department an1
-aiisthenIc Exercises Glasses forming Send for
circular.
~ FORGE w WALLACEs CLASSES
VI 90 West 59th-st and HARLEM l-9th-st ana lth-
ave- See circulars
AIR TRENOR's. BROADWAY, 32Dsr,
vi the Ieang Fashionable Dancing School o. y Y.
Lessons are given dav and evening. Cilculars
MA. MANUEL viii resume his classes wednesday.
1870 Barrett House. Broadway and 43i-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Gin i1ropcr!n for Sale.

~ OR SALE OR TO LFT-33G Loxinz,on-ave; in nice
u o.coi immediate possession. rutland WHIT
ING r Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
l1nblic Notire.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES,
NO. 81 CHAMBEE>-ST. STEWART BUILDING)
NEW-TORK DeceriOc. 3. 1855.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
YFNHE RECEIVER OF TANES of the City Of
gives notice oil who have
omitted pay their foT the lee5 10 pay the
same him his olice fore the first day OF jan
uary 1889 provided By section $40 OF the NewNork
Gay Consolidation Act o. 1882
Upon any suca tax remaining unpaid day Of
December lsos on ccuil viii be charged received
such tax remaining unpaid She first day OF Jauua
1850 Interest De chang received and collected
amount thereof az tc tt OF seven per celrm per
annun % be calculated from the nl-t cay Of october,
l-s which DAY the as-c~sWcut rolls ar warrants Tor
tho taxes 1eSs delivered 90 Che said Receiver o.
Taxes to the payment pursuant section Si3 OK
GEORGE ". MCLEAN
Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
1,rcoRDED MORTGAGES.

Ason william x ana VIZ To- 2i&nHan savings s1es O,
=, Aiat'' i.' d ---1 ." ~ a. M '~'
sou-avc. AMI ll4U,-si ana also 1l4th-st W n
OF Meaison-aye, year ac.. lO
tt5i7-A 1-eH' 10 He4Oei~ -uine' O'''S" 7oC
yeif5 -. .,.t.. 'D,s..r, ''"'
Dem, Harvey y ana we, 10 american DAIr5'
Home Mission society, l-Oih-sl Ol NAL ~ n,
Dem. Ilattie i. to Abraham Steers. 12otn.st,
same 70 International ne company. l2oihst. o =,
u ed6crscr, Leopold s 70 Mutual Life Insurance =,
Compaiy y SSNsI " on SNe H. y SE Az1o0 wv
Ibe Nmis-oph-I 10 Ma.hcW Ilo,, octy 1900
part interest OF MOI. sasor N property 4'0S''1 m
r. N New; hork Oit{' . ye"ts 'ra,oas Eav "0
Graham, Harry ana WIG 10 James ray :, NJ
1l6th-st O. Maison-ave. moaihs i4'V'
Same 20 Allied n He@ln. b. corner Mdllsoh-dNe
C,t~orv siIss X ana VIE to Seauen's Bank for
Saving, 9i l, f,o 81 Atiorney.st WV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Nm GOODS.

I AIDES Antique Writing Desks, reduced
- s975 spec al Offering. Chairs. Rockers. Tab es.
Carpatnga RUS Mattngs. large assortment ANDREW
TESTERS SONS. 74i Roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Business propsrtn for Sal: anh 70 fet

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES 70
AN ~ eau and streets IA the vicinity RC LAZY
WHITING. Ba"Emsn-I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE
The most important sale at the Real Estate Exchange
Yesterday was by u v Harnett Co, Of No Vestry
ST. running through to and including No 80 Latghtst
The property is 3story brick building with I-story
brick stable the rear 2Txl75 There IS mortgage OF
$50 Ooo held by the St. Luke's Hospital. The bidding
ran from $4,000 s31. 700, which price Teia!r
stockton the buyer. Morris wilkins offered No
III East Fifty thlrst apartment house renting for
about 90 800 year. Tho bidding started IN at $4,000
S.thdrew ne property D. p Insrsham & Co sold
srIexaT5 and Sixfy h;ri-st The corner lot on the
ouieyara lnsud.ng the aaoining ls IN hid
took The Two adoinns lots on ae B0qeya5a az 500
taa 2t9 respectively OOH Jhe u Enc hc5s "t t
six,y-ihro-sl. 25xi0o5 was also bought by Amos H.
tract No 80 wes sxue N & w SssoE nat Oh o'
Ne have sold ioS' vacant lots On .ss north I o6
eoersn for Henry MoieentSsG at sis GO each The
lots viii be immedaiey improved dhess lots lots Ee d
rSseld at $1,000 each prOnt 60 ,,r....
one hundred ynnthst. from Ridge Road to
There was a cal at he Exehange Yesterday for
81 at $500 600 so for factory PROPERTY within fifteen
miles Of me city a, 5000 nre e9 hnpg 5S9 afg FUR
n.sAed throughout and renting for 81 900 without s2re
as ene ana I Two SAFE or a. n Te sxens between
ana ,en,h aves 2sN.s1s IenunS LOT Sag' Of
sl2, coo at per cent.
New.York Thursday, Dec. 13. 1888.
The following sales were held al the Exchange ana
BY Richard V. ua.not. 4 Co u...
one oSsory building wish lot No 80 s 75
r s St<e To- >'1 ISL Eco ~
s25 Il Of s, s ave- iot soS1cos smith $4,000
e9l & \ %.
Pa,lssy ~ was Withdrawn. 81 500 was bid
one 10, on B5Se1ari sou,he5st corner eslst 25x
oas Ta. q Ina ADJOINING above 4IxS5x37xcc; same
cas lot al dining above sozc2x25zi7 Il eastman
one lot adjoining above. l7.2x97zl5Czs9.1; L
one iot Yves. O9a-st. 1894 # Of Boulevard. 25x
i,y Iames BeecEcr ( Son. ,,.,,,..--.
bridge Road. 25x1oo each Charles smal!ey $3.50
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRAvsFEEs-N. Y CITY.
95,hst loo II y OF 9th9ye, 5oXioos' Fran soo
els \ Nasien referee TO Jacob Lawson &c A.. 14'Soo
aesc4 joha il judce rel % Leo sche.neer COCO
gheolorc kuck, assignee OF Julia Busch. 10 g,
Nov-Yosk ami Albany Post Road S, no Of old
Post Eoai. ~ sNooN5oxloo.s; Isabella Her q,
save 'i pr 10 IT. Edvaid / Martin to isabella
iO Helm Mattac9. ana Vic , 70 Xshey Tarae 10000
@9.4, Clarence Bruasteaa 70 susan Z Na-- .oo
rr5srcct Place. n " cor Of 42i.st 1-.iv54; also
v Of Prospect Place. 5o5 T. OF 4ed' st.. 5lx
ass 5oH5l; } wanen Greene, referee, COT.
NJ c ,'.ai "a 165 IL " of ;ia-t broadway
.9loz4G -z251Nc0s, Clarcnce L Conger In;
e efa ' ~ Mic 5qS l. coaeer '''-' 1000
CV H. jse. ~ r.l-a q Fsasge sidfotraok 1900
s-1 VIE r. Iiylh, Ncnofe 1900
s ~ snsS 80 II ai T. 70 Fsirict Mci 5row 400 &c
~ .l-f III Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
Steamboats,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"A steamers DREW ana DEAN RCHnoND ieavs
tsgndays excepted Freight received until the hour of
departure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14
\ EW-YORK a NEW-ENGLAND R. r.

SHORTEST ROUTE By Il MILES. INSURING BEST
TINE AND PINCTU AL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot. l. noon Day Express
arr.N.a lu ioa.un o. t.u p u-i week ul} . ,. -,
D. d., Acw England Limited Via ALT llne arrives III
Boston, at 70 b. d.. .lllF.
II 80 ,. Might Express arrives IN Boston a. M
Elecan, parior cars coaches. anl dining car on day
trains, sleeping clg. on nirht TAIN lhlilt equipment
IcW. All trains through without change. , -. ,
Tickets and hcrths az Offices Grand Central Depot ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

DAY LINE.-F0r Old Point Comfort, Nor
ID foik va and south p, eese $1,000 va Penn ,,,o-
Cav 4, baltimore. Leave Baltimore ou arrival of Train no
station D. m. Arrive on Point Comfort a. n], n o..
FOLK p rl ,nnnfcflue with fl southern trains IL y
TOMrKINS General lr--cnere Acclt 2ot broadway.
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROU IE-lOR
- Boston. ProNlence Newport ana iae Eisl LAp,nss
ton az 10 a ~ ! p m Limited hNgfess AZ m
Dining car Night Express at II go p m, dsily
For Newport az 8 a H. and l ,. m Palace ParloF Cars
OF Sleeping Cars all EXPRESS tFainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

ENNIAN LINE Z. 5; and Royal Nail io Steamer
From Pier ~. foot % ,usopherst.. New York
CITY OF CHESTER SATURDAY. DEC. -. o y pm.
CITY OF CHICAGO SATURDAY, December = 2 20 a IN
ONO SATURDAY. December -. +. 80 o. l-
,trfrK q VrT'r.rE Saturday January =. Z 80
CABIN PASSAGE. e5u and Upward SECOND CAB
~ Onward $50 AID sG5 llcIt.h $50 SILERAbE
so FET1G WRIGHT 3 foNS Genera Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

GUION LINE.
VI UNITED STATS NAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier -. n. l.. foot OF KngsL
NEVADA Tuesday. Dec. IS 80 a.
ARIZONA Tue.lay January 80 a.
WISCONSIN Tuesday, January II . 80 D. H.
cson p,ssas. $50 eco ESQ and 500 second CABIN.
e"' ~ I;NDERiI-s.L & CO.. a. Broadway y !
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Ciir 31roprrtn 90 Get.

OTIS TO LET-On w.lam-st, between Beekman
4 and Ann SITS. rutland WHITING. Beekman-s|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

"a ORDDEUTSCUER LLOYD SIS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE no LONDON, ,.,,,..,
NEW-YORk. sOJIHANI IgJ-ss -, - - - r,o :,
last EX PRf.SS sIEAMAlss. c.oo -,
Trave, Wed. Dec - 9 H. Fgi IA. w a. Jan a. M
FIRST Cabin CTS upward berth, according " 10
cation. second Cat.n. ESQ Dcr-n, stceIase - o"e
faieA OELRICHs 4 Co. 10. . Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

ID I'D SIAN LIN - -. ,,,,n
Ia FOR ANIN ERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New YORK and Antwerp weekly
kOOKDLAND SATURDAY. December 2 q n. m.
WAEALAND Safurllr Der'ub"r 10. 3. Sl D. Ia
Cabin rates First Cabin $50 ami upwards Excursion
sloO upwards Second Cabin, 80 Excursion s72 and
eco Seerage very low rates
PETER WRIGHT SONS. 6cnI hg.A lowing 1i"ea.
WHITE STAR LINE .,..,...,,,.,,
w fOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROvIL AND UNITED STATES Nall. s4r N EllS
HiIfSr-fNHNNfc, CapL Iarsel. We'd Dee. - 80 a IA
1fff-IrIC. Capt Dec - 10
crtpW ANfC CAPT irving Wct. Jan. 80 M
ANN ATTIC Cau Cameron WEDNESDAY. Januarv . noon
''''' Frors White Star Dock foot ~ West iOtn-st
Saloon. $50 eco go and 500 Sieerage iiom on 20
The Od country go n limited number W s,t h1.'@D
Issseacers carried tnese steamer. .tt"lfi 80 al
,gh rrslalt f35. oEcuTs doa tinfd.y oI~ ~
20 ,Iha3gay Ncw.Yosl- J. BRUCE lsNAY, AaenL
NONpAGNIE GFNERALE TRANSATLAN-
= TIQUE FRENCH LINE 10 HAFKk,...,.
CarsDeuys Per fneNNO42 NJ fth HteIi9ot u NOTION
"a EO1tN kEDIE de Kcrsablee. SAT, Dec 10, D. H.
IA HOURGOGNE. Fraugeul. saturday. Dec. - a. IA
IA CUAMPtGET Bower, SATURDAY Dec -, v IA
In VI A. FORGET, Agent No. Bowling Green
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CTETNWNY HALL. Friday Eveg. Dec. Il.
- rand Vocal Instrumental Concert in aid OF the
FUND, OF the Gotham students under the direction OF
Nine MurO Cell assisted Dy Ofl44dhs array Vi "'i'''
IN splendid programme.
STH-AVE. THEATRE.
D -rnv,Tv pOOTU LAWRENCE BARRETT,
In a grand pro iuction Of ShskesPeares Tragedy
JULIUS CAESAR. - .
EVENINGS At S. MATINEE SATURDAY Al =
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GUNARD LINE
A1W-Yo2K TO LIVEETOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
N. North hieer
FAST EXPI.ESS MAIL SERVICE
,urorfa Doc 10 3 d. DID, Blthll,. Jan. II. 80 D. n.
Etrura DEC. - 80 a.. ~. Clia, Jan ID go d. IL
~,.-,s. Dec. 10 !. .tN 3D. lu. trrfa. JdI. 20. o. m.
Tu.bra Jan. J. b o. m. .trura. Feb .. G 80 a. IN
Cabin passage. eco. $50 au1 eco Tt-rmccate, sa5.
Seeraqe tcKets % aAd from al parts 81 Europe
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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-20
Nightcaps Irjrrious.

Nightcaps as an article of dress, except in
antlquated farces and amateur theatrlcals,
have gone out of fashion Their universal
use by our forefathers and foremothers may,
perhaps, be safely attributed 70 the fact that
in the good old times sleeping apartments
were uncommonly draughty. Ill fitting win
dow sashes, large chiIaneys and antediluviar
doors let III SO much air that there was very
good reason for protecting the head from the
consequences of too much ventilation. Now.
adays the headgear appropriate for night USE
has become olsoiute, SO that it will cause nc
painful shock when the public are informed
by the voice of medical authority that tho
use of nightcaps is actually injurious "a
man." we are told, might as well sleep in
his boots as in cap" We are not aware
that even if person did commit the former
enormity any dreadful effects on his health
would infslhbly follow, whatever might be
the results to his bed linen. Still medical
science is pretty safe in running tilt against
nightcaps, for the simple reason that it is
hardly anybodys interest to defend them
Tondon Naus
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-20
A Girls Education.

I think girls education begins in the
cradle. Who can say how early she discerns
what she has no speech to utter-sees, for in
stance, whether the people around her are
self controlled, patient and sweet, or the sad
reversed 1 wonder how many months old a
girl must be before she would know whether
or not she was treated c. Observation-Disclosures
she was refused a thing when mamma was in
one humor and granted the same thing when
mamma was in another humor And do you
think your little maid Of 8 or fails to
notice what are your chief interests in life,
whether you are most eager about your
clothes or your books or your housekeeping
Does she not perceive whether the poor rela-
ton who comes to visit you is welcomed as
warmly as is Mrs Crpsus, who drives to
your door with her well appointed carriagel
In short, though the little darnsel has no
power to reason, she has keen ewes TO see, and
your own attitude toward lie and life's
demands will be educating her, whether you
are aware of it or not, even from her cradle
Louise Chandler Moulton in Chicago
Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-20
Social America in 1850.

The furniture, Of city houses especially,
often costly enough, was almost without ex-
ception dreadful. The carpets, of enormous
patterns and discordant colors and the fur
niture Of excessively vanished rosewood, or
some like material, and always in sets, "
were things to shudder at The costumes of
the women were in keeping with the houses.
Not only did the ladies wear long trousers Of
some white material, that came SO low that it
was impossible for the wearers to walk with
out getting them in dust or mire, but the
smallest girl child was rugged out in the
same preposterous garments, it being thought
fully immoral for tot Of 6 to expose her
ankles.
The ladies' boots made usually Of cloth,
were heelIess, laced at the side, and came
not quite to the ankle bone; while the one
button gloves left the wrist entirely bare.
The nearer the female forehead reached to
shaving the central portion to enhance their
beauty" ANY hair that was golden or
yellow was thought almost a deformity.
and a girl with sunny tresses was looked
upon as hideous, YVES tainted as ''red head, I"
and generally used lead comb or some wash
to make her golden tresses conform as nearly
as possible to the prevailing standard.
All women plastered their hair in hard,
fiat mass tight to the skull, with bandoline or
some other mucilaginous substance, as low
down as the ears, and then had it twisted in
stiff, wire like spirals, or putfed out Ike
bunders.-Boston Herald