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NOTIONS.


100 Mourning Dressing Pins In box, &c;
100 Polished Sts0l TGcks In box lc.
Electric Rair-Curior. lOc. worth &c;
O1idized Clasp Pocket-Books, &c. worth &c:
Hooks and Eyes. lc. a dozen;
100 Assorted Hair Pins in a leather pocket Sc.
worth l5c.
Fabers Rubbor-Tip Lesd-PencIls, &c. worth &C. (;
100 Poker Chips ana Pack Of Linen Face Cards,
l9c worth SOC.
Waterproof; Stockins. Dress Shields, &c. worth
&c.
Smiths steel-Point Hair Pins, &c paper worth
tie:
Cleaning brushes. &c. worth l0c.;
Horn Dressing Combs. Sc. worth Sc.
Heavy inrgs Horn COMBS %. worth lOc.
Blscs Gutta-Percha Dressing Combs. &C. worth
l0c.
LARGE extra heavy and fine quality Dressing
Combs. l9c worth Co.,.
beautiful Hand Mirrors. Zoe. worth &c
fOa Assorted Heir Pins IN a box. &c. worth Sc. :
fellows swnusdOSn and bottle OF Cologne Tor
l0r. worth 25'.;
Fast SLACK Darniug Cotton, lc. worth Sc;
= extra long stesl-Point Hat Pins. lc.
Thermometers warranted accurate for &C. worth
25c. Hair Brushes for &c. 2 Pads for 1c.:
10 lunches SLACK Cut Beads for CSC. Beautiful
Wllds0r . les for SC. worth 10. dozen Cen
tiomenis Collar Buttons for 4c. :: Cedar Lead
Pencils. &c. Children's TOoIh-Brushes. &c.
worth i5c 25c Tooth Brushes. &c. Ivory
Handle Nail Brushes, fOc. worth pc.
Nickei-PIated safety Pins Sc. a DOZEN The best
Needle made q. q paper; dozen Whale
bonfs for -. dozen Dress Steels for Be-.
l0c. Dress Reeds &c n set; l5c. Dress Reeds
with Rubber attached o..
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Hand. Made TInrare for which ro are sole

agents
3-quart Dairy Pans. 4c worth Zoe. ;
4-quart Dairy Pans, &c. worth l2c.
S-quart Dairy Pans Sc. worth BE-;
1-quhrt Tin Buckets with top. &c. worth l0c.
2-quart Tin Buckets with top. Sc. worth 12c
3-quart Tin Buckets with top, &c. worth l5c.
4-quart Tin Buckets with top. l0c worth 20.
S-guart Tin Buckets with top. 49, worth SOC.
I0-quart Tin Buckets with top. 2ic. worth 40c;
Onc-halt pint Tin Dipper., A.. worth Zoe.
Polished-Handle Tin Dippers, &C. worth ljc.
li-Guart Bio X Tin Dish-Pans, all In ono piece,
CSC worth 50c.
1-quart Coles-Poi with hinge top. Sc. worth iJc. !;
9-quart Oil-Cans with tube and stopper, Ice.
worth &c..
4-quari Tin.Pails. 10c. worth so-.
S-quart Tin-Pais, l5c worth &C.
10quart Tin Pals. 20c. worth 3Jc :
4-quart Milk-Strainer Pals. lie worth 90.
S-quari Nis-Strsiner Pals. co. worth 30c.
10-Iua-t Milk-strainor Pals, &c. worth iOc 4:
. Largo Deep Pie Plates, &C.
large Block Tin Wash-Rasins, ac worth l5c.':
Extra large Block Tin Wash Basins, Sc worth
%. NlcG0i Waters Dc ; BacS Jspannei
Oyal-ShAp- Walters. Zoe worth ajc.
Long Handle Firs-Place Sh0vels. &. worth 15c I;
Aolasses Pitchers. &c. worth 2),.
salt aud Pepper CrIits. 4c. worth iOc (;
Pretty Wils Glasses. g. worth I0c.
Large and heavy HOhets. jc.--G for %.
Earihenware Pie Plates. 4c. worth l0c.
Large Berry Dishes, DC. worth lJc.
. Small Lamps, &c. worth &c
Large LAMPS. l0c worth &c 4 Lamp Wicks, &c. /:
small Lamp shades. g. worth ~.
/ Medium Ridge . o. Lamp shades. &C.. worth Sc. (;
Extra Large Ridge Top Lamp shedes, &C. worth
iG,.:
Patent Gas-Tubc LamD- Farmers. &c. worth I0c. {:
Nutmeg Orators. L. worth l0c. 4: Nickel Plated
Tea ana Tablespoons. lc. worth lOc.
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Prices Like We Never Had Before.
WE WILL PAY YOUR CAR-FARE BOTH WAYS.
GINGHAMS. SATINES, &c.

We have the most elegant line Of Dress Cling
hams in the city
Beautiful styles in tho regular 10c. Dress Cling
hsgns for &c. yard;
Magnificent styles in the regular 12Hc. Dress
Ginghams for Sc. a yard
Our sc. Apron Ginghams are worth 6Ac.;
The regular SIC. Apron Ginghams for &C
Beautiful Figured Satines in Dress Patterns for
sc. worth l2Ac;
French Saline IN Black only for 19c. worth 30c. I;
Regular SIC. Check Muslin for &C;
&c Check huslin for nc yard
Beautiful Extra-Lsrge Fine Plaid Check Muslin
for l0c. worth 2lc.;
Beached Cotton without starch for &c. yard
Full yard-wide Cotton. better than the andre
scoggin. for sc worth bi<c.
Virginia Plaid Domestcs for &c. worth 1Oc.
Turkey Red Table Damask for PC. worth SIC. !;
White All-LinsE Table Damask for l9c. worth
S5c :
beautiful Percales for nc. worth iOc.
The best Bleached Jeans for underwear, Sc
worth 19kc;
Beautiful yard-wide Curtain Scrim, $40 worth
All SHADES best selicias, Sc. worth 12c
The best Lead-Colored Jeans made for 6H worth
Exc;
Beautiful Fancy Cret0nnes FOR furniture cover
ings and curtains. Sc. worth l2hc.
White yard-wide Cambria better than Lonsdnlo,
for 10c. worth 12Hc.
1914 Unblesched Sheeting for 20c. worth 3oc.
1914 Bleached Sheeting at 25c. worth 35c.
ALI Linen Crash for Towelline 3Ac.;
beautiful line Of Spring Cassimeres for &c
worth 35c.
Straw Bed-Ticking for &C. worth Shc.;
Elegant Bed ricsing for SC. worth l2Ac
Extra Heavy FeatherTicking for ljc. worth 25c. !;
SIC. SOlid-Colored Prints, &c. yard.
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|PBICES LIKE VIZ WILL NEVER HAVE AGAIN.
WILL PAY YOUR CAR-FARE.
CORSETS.

Heavy Saline Jeans SHOOK Corses, &c. worth
The j. 4 C. IS the best 75c. Corset on the market
IL e eItra-long and giOYe-htiing;
DR.. Smalls Health Corset. 69c. worth &c.
DR.. Loring's Health Corset IA superior 70 DR..
Warnors-for S9c. worth Sl.2j
Minuet Woven Corset is elegant-ntting and per-
feet shape -Gec. worth 81;
The Watch-spring Glove Fitting Corset Is a
great fayorite with all ladies that Ike per-
fsct-htting comfortable Corset-9sc. worth
$50:
The celebrated Silvia-WoVen Corset IS extra
long and very uopUlar-SL25 worth sL50;
Misses COrsets, CSC. worth JDc.
Misses Corset Waists. 23c worth 4Oc
Cbildren's 2-Tuck Bleached-COttOnD Drawers, lOc.
Ladies jersey, Ribbed Vests. iec. worth &C..
Beautiful Pisated- Front Jerseys, 81. worth 15c
All-Wool Fuil-back Jer,eys with cuns, zoe.
Boys Atwood Cashmere Knee-Psnts. sOc.
worth 81
Pure Linen Pleated- Bosom Shirts for 39c. worth
75c.--l6. l6N. and II only
"A sheets good Writing Paper and "A envelopes
in pretty box tor e. worth l5c;
Japanese Hsnd-Painted Reed splashers, DC
worth Csc.
25c. Long Hair Dlsting- Brushes. &c.
25c Elegant u hist BrOoms, %. D.:
Pretty Handkerchiefs with fancy borders, &c.
Clear Eems,itched Fancy Bordered Handler
chieis. 81. worth l0c.
Gentlemen's Large size Plain White Hsndker-
chiefs, 81. worth ls4c.
Large line Surgical SpOnges, lee. worth PC.
So. Paper Of Pine, &C..
Gilt-Rdge English Pins. .. a PAPER;
Best Rick Rack. &C. a bunch
Best Concentrated Lye. g. worth l0c
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WHITE BUILDING.
EASTER OFFERING IN DRESS
GOODS.

Pretty Shades in Cotton Dress Goods, &c. a yard :;
Pretty Shades in Cashmere at SC. "a yard;
Lovely Gray and Lead Colored Wash Poplins at
&C. worth l2kc.;
Lovely Plaid Dress Goods at &c. worth l2Xc.;
livery imaginable Shade OF Single-Midth Henri
ottas at lSc. worth l6e4c.:
Beautiful Shades Ia DOuble-Width Cashmeres,
50 inches vide. IKE worth 25c,;
AL the new elegant Shades in Double-Width
Henriettas, sc. worth 31Nc.;
Every shade imaginable OF magnificent quality
Double-Width Wool HenrietJas al &c. worth
bOc.-36 inches wide:
Magnificent All-Wool Silk-Warp Henrettas in
the NEST elegant shades you ever beheld, AZ
inches wide. for sc. worth 1Jc.
Beautiful Single vi dth Moaair Lusters In Grays,
1aBs. &c. fog PC. worth 81 &C.:
Magnificent shades IN Al EouOle-Width ALL
Wool spring Dro5s Flannels for SOC. worth
Double-Widih Black Cashmere, SO inches wide,
Pc. worts axe;
Ail-WCol Double Width BlSck Henrietta, %
inches wide. Acc worth &C.;
AlEWool Silk-Warp Hepriettas in black, 10
inches wide, SOC. worth stc.
The most magnificent Black Silk-Warp Henri
etias made for So worth 81
Every shade that's Dyed in AI-Silk Surahs for
59c- worth S5c.;
-Tinsel Partisan Dress-Trimming Brsids, &c
worth Soc:
Every shade Of All-siik Gimp nearly two inches
wide. 25c. worth Soc:
The most MAGNIFICENT line OF Dress Trimmings
you ever behsld and the prettieet shades
you can imagine a. about one half the
money they would coet you elsewhere;
Drantiful All-Oyer Hamburg and Swiss Bm-
brosdories, 22 inches wide, for 39c. worth oOc-
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WHITE BUILDING.
HOSIERY

hOSlEh1.
Chidren's and Misses Pin-strips Hose, -
worth i0c.
Cbndren's and Misses Heavy Gray Ribbed iln
Hose. &c
Children's and Misses tastblack Hose -
worth i5c.
Seamless, Lislo-Thresi Ribbed Hose. ipc.-
three pair for 25c--worth -. pair
Gentlemen's Zoe Half-I0fo. s.. q pair,
Ladies l0c. Hose, O.. 4 pair
ExtrA-Large. Fancy Check Dinner Napkins ~
all hnen--gorih l3c.; ,
Pure satin Dsmass. extrs-isrge size, Aiili1ea
White Napkins. lOc. worth i5c.;
Knotted. Fr.ngsi. All-Ilnen satin Damssk loS'
els. 2jc. worth 81 &c;
Extra Largo All-Linen Towels, &c. WORN ii.i
Cup-rONes. 3c.-tgo for Sc:
All-Linsn Medium-style Towels. O.. Wora ~
3CO0 cakes Of tho largest, trectes prff ili'a
Toilet soap msIe-cach cake UesIs Ban
pound-fOr 5c. worth i5c.
CascaIllla Face-poNder. o.. a box.
sWees<iolot Wrapped Toilet soap, TO- worm -
A small bottle Of tho nuest EXrscs MAZE i0f -
worth 20c.
A medium-gile bottle. with patent stopper q
Essence Of White Roses AMI other Ei"A'1A
for isc. worth 3jc.
A medium-size bottle ~ the nuesI ripe " sN'
made fer 2tc. worth DC.
Oakieys Iarge-slzo Florida water for So. sorA
bic.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Opera-Toe Slipper. AZ. worth -.
Patent Leather Tip oxford Tics. &c. worm i.~
fsfffff.f.
Every Lady's shoe in me house
TINT VIC formerly sold for 81 - tl.to,
". aud g p will DO sold untu ne
entire lots are disposed 81 for
iL83. N.3A tL~
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/. ROSE & son.
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SWISS FLOUNCINGS AND EN-
BROIDERIES.

Heavily Worked Swiss Flouncings for soc. worth
eOc.
Beautiful All-Over Swiss Flounclngs, Is inches
wide, for Soc. worth zoe.
observation-disclosures All Over Swiss Flouncings
AZ inches wide, soc. worth s1.25:
Magnificent patterns in Swiss Flouncings, 4S
inches wide. SIC. worth $3.50;
Beautiful Oriental Lace Fiounclng. IS inches
wide, for 81. 80, IS, and S3c yard-they are
worth double that money;
We hayo beyond a doubt the prettlest list OF
Torchon Laces in the city;
At &c. we can sell you Handmade Torchon Lace
that is worth Sc:
Beautiful Handmade Torcbon at SC. worth 10c. :
A look at our Hamburgs will convince you that
there Is not another line in the city TO COM
pare with ihom. The prices are about one
hall the money they would cost you else
where
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PARAsOLs AND BEADED WRAPS.

Beautiful Ottoman silk-Lined Beaded Capes for
$3.50 worth -
worth 50;
MAGNIFICENT Beaded Wraps for $3.50 worth Sc:
Beautiful NObby Parasols for SOC. worth SIC
Very pretty Horn-Handled Parssols for 'oc-
worth 81:
Gold. and Silyer-Tip Gloria Silk Parasols for 81
worth Si25;
Large 0xidized Handle Gloria silk 26-inch Um-
brela for $1.s9 worth $2b0;
Beautiful Ivory Handle Gloria Silk Umbrellas
for 81 worth S9.75
Magnificent Oxidized-Handlo silk Umbrellas, 10
inches long, for sg35 worth $325;
magnificent assortment OF Mourning Parasols,
prices from Csc. ZIP TO s.;
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
rHe SNAKE LEGEND IN FULL.
Why u Is iseii~ved-The t,rssson VIII,
Snakes Cannot Exist In Ireland.

why II Is Bcii~ved-The Ges.son Why
Snakes Cannot Exist In Irch,nd.
The question IL often asked. Why Is the
legend Of the Punishment of snakes insepara.
bly, connected with the name Of ". Patrick
10 every land, and that faith in tt has out
lasted faith In nearly all the other miracles of
St. Patyioki
Simply because q great fact supports it
there nro no snakes In ireland and no other
reptiles which live In and on the earth There
are frogs which live entirely in water. as
there are fish. but the soil is IN time, fatal
even TO imported reptiles which are placed in
It. Tho "lepracaun," or "ieprahaun," sort
Of lizard, lives almost entirely above ground.
In the crevices of stone fences and timbera
As everybody has heard the legend and
very few have seen II In its original form, it
b here presented verbatim;
"Even from the time of It's original inhab-
itants did Hibernia labor under three fold
plague: a swarm OF poisonous creatures.
whereof the number could not be counted
roncourse Of demons visibiy appearing, and
q multitude Of magicians And these venom.
Gus and monstrous creatures rising out of the
earth and out of tho sea, SO prevailed over
the whole island that they not only wounded
men and animals with their deadly stings, but
Stayed them with cruel billings, and not sci
dom rent'and devoured their members. And
often was bekeld sucn multitude OF these.
flying In the air, or ON the earth. that the
island WIS deemed incapable Of containing 81
many; wherefore it was accounted the habi
tation OF demons and their peculiar possession
"And the most holy Patrick applied all his
diligence to the ex.irpation OF this threefold
plague, and at length. by his salutary doc.
trine and fervent prayer, he relieved Hiber
MIA Of the increasing mischief. Therefore he.
the most excellent pastor, bore on his shout
der the staff of Jesus, and aided OF tho angelic
band he, by its comminatory elevation, gath
cred together from all parts of the island all
tho poisonous creatures into ohe place; then
compelled them all on to a very high prom
ontory, which then was called Crulchanailge
Patricks crag), and by the power of his
word he drove tho whole peStilent swarm
from the precipice Of the mountain headlong
into the ocean. q eminent signl U illustrious
miraclesl Then turned he to Mamma and
the other islands and, by che power Of his
prayer, he freed all these likewise from the
venomous reptiles But other islands the which
had not believed at his preaching, are still
cursed with procreation Of those poisonous
creatures
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
The Old Senate Desks.

EWhat has become of the desks you
used to have in tho old senate chamber
''They arc in use now. The desks
used by Webster, Clay, Calhoun, Benton,
Douglas and all the famous men Of years
ago are used by the present senator's, but
am tho only man living who knows
where those desks are. The relic hunt
ers used to chip pieces and splinters of
tho desks used by the most famous men,
and the senate carpenter was kept busy
repairing them. One day Judge John
Davis, who was comptroller Of the treas
ury under Washington in 1795. and after
ward president of the New England His
torical society, told me had better pu.
my private marks on those desks and
lose them among the others. followed
his advice and have memoranda con-
corning those desks locked up In my iron
box. Not one Of the many senator's who
have used tho desks of Webster, Clay,
Calhoun, Benton and Douglas ever knew
they were enjoying that honor. All 1
can say Ia that Webster's ard Douglas
desks arc on the Republican side Of the
chamber, and the others on the Demo-
cratic side. "--Inerview'witb Isaac Bar
sett
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
THE ORIGINAL MACS AND o,S,
a Vcrsifler Says They Were Spaslards
Who Visited ireland Many Centuries Ago.

a Vcrsifler Says They Were Spaulards
Who Visited ireland Blany Centuries Ago
Almost innumerable are the legends and
songs about ST. Patrick current in Ireland
told with a rude and attractive eloQuence In
the cabin and with poetic beauty among tto
educated. 1t Is well, however, for the reader
TO note that the Catholic church treats thesH
legends just as tho worlds writers treat ~
thousands Of beautiful and inspiring storiea
told OF the heroes and pioneers in every cosin.
try. Some Of them are undoubtedly truQ
as many undoubtedly flctions, and stu usocH
mingle fact and fiction; but oil arc pleasinG
all inspire kindness and patriotism. Tho
church does not place on them the stamp q
her authority; she has her authentic history
Of the saint, as Of all tho saints even a.
Americans have their authentic history of
Washington. She neither affirms nor denlak
rs an article Of faith, tho legend Of the 60
penis any more than Washington Irving Of.
firms or denies tho story Of the cherry tsvo
and the little Ratchet.
This important point fixed In mind, the In
quirer cannot but DO charmed at tho beaut4-
full and simple legends and enjoy many an i'm
nocent laugh at the amusing ones; such Cor
instance as the "Christianizing and chrtsten-
ing OF tho Mac's and O's:
When Ireland was fonpoed Dy the Macs anu o.
never could earn. for nobody knows;
But history says they came over from Spain
To visit green Erin and there did remain.
St Patrick came Deer To heal their complaints
And very soon madc them an island Of saints.
When st. Patrick had converted these bold
islanders and came to baptize them no natur-
ally had some trouble In making out tho lists
SO he divided them into two parts and chris
tened:
Hugh Nell OF Tyrone, O'Donneil. c'Eooee
O'Breu, O'Kelly, O'Connel galore:
0Mailey, Mentally, O'Sullivan rarc,
Orally. o'Daily. O'Burns Of Kildare;
ODougherty. chief OF the Isle inishone
McGinnis, the prince OF the valleys OF DOM
The Harrigans Hooiihans every one kno~R
The Raffertys, Flabertys. thsy were the Ora
The list Of Macs Is too long to quote, but
st. Patrick's first labors, Of course, were
among the O's, as they anteiated tho Mace.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
Tho symbo, OF the Trinity.

The shamrock Is almost universally worn
In the hat all over Ireland on ST. Fatrick'E
day. Tho popular notion is that when st.
Patrick was teaching tho doctrine Of the
Trinity to the Pagan Irish he used the plant
having three leaves upon ono stem as a sym
Dol or illustration Of the great mystery The
Irish had ascribed mystical virtues to the
shamrock, and on hearing of the Trinity for
the first timo they fancied some peculiar fit
ness in their already sacred plant to shadow
forth tho newly revealed mysterious doctrine.
Hence the song Of tho poet and the toast Of
every true Irishmen;
long may the shamrock
Tho plant that blooms forever
With the rose combined,
And the thistle twincd
Defy the strength OF foes to sever
Firm be tho triple league they form.
Despite all change OF weather.;
In sunshine, darkness, calm and stosIa.
SIN may they foudly grow together
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15

~ weak since was attacked wiki Erysipelas;
ri fs,s-'y ;lo,,t nay head and face terri
~ ,nitrd. lwU uot.lc, of IIitn1ard's Rheumatic
N>rd - - me. X. E. KNArp, Wolcott, N. y.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
rllny on rhree Leavea Plauta.

One strong reason for tho esteem and VEN
Grafton In which tho shamrock is held by the
Irish people is that when preaching the doc
trine Of the Trinity to the pagan Irish St
Patrick used this plant, bearing three leaves
upon one stem, as symbol or illustration of
the great mystery. In view Of the good saints
association with the shamrock and with
snakes It Is worthy Of noto that tho Latin
writer Pliny, in his Natural History says
that serpents are never seen upon tho three
leaved plant, md that It Is an antidote to the
stings Of snakes and scorpions.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15

Of the same material, yet differ in form
and design, and act as foils and please
tho eye. They can be made up in any
reasonable goods and be pretty in all
There is a very pretty cotton Grape
which Is to be used with wash goods. IL
comes in plain tints. is about yard wide
and costs about 20 cents per yard.
A new material which has sprung into
instant popularity is called Midway cloth.
Il is Of silk wool and wool warp and
has q sort Of changeable silk effect, with
the strength and solidity Of wool. II Is
Of check as fine rs tho thread, and
Grapes in full rich folds. 1t is very suit
able for elderly ladies, while it can be
worn quite as appropriately by young
ones. Il comes in oil tho now tints and
combines with almost any style Of trim.
ming. It runs forty inches wide and
costs seventy-five to eighty-flve cents.
Eight yards will make an ample drsss
without combination, and IL really re-
quires next TO no trimming.
~.
These laco stripe ginghams, was told
at leading house, will be largely used
to make up IN the now indispensable tea
gown and morning dresses. The old
style wrapper is no longer seen except
for invalids, or just for what the French
call petit lene. It ia almost wonderful
what beautiful effects these goods have
when properly handled, with few
judicious bits of ribbon and lace u,
finish An artists wife Is having eight
different styles Of tea gowns and negli-
gees now made Of these pretty ginghams,
and he is designing them for her.
This exquisite gown is suitable for
young ladies', and even young matrons,
and any handy lady could make that
easily. The same artists wife mentioned
above has braided somewhat similar
coctume for herself in gold and white In
four days. The model Of this costume
costs $l35 at leading house ready made.
1t can be done in any other color, only
remembering that it's chief beauty Is its
and harmony In color.
OLIVE HARPER.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
MIe3aaD'S RHEUMATIC SYRUP

Containing POKE, BURD0CK, MANDRAKE,
10. fsRS 6OoT, and others OF the best
sieed ReMsdies. very carefully and scion
ffcoTy compounded, strikes at the root of
t;sc vv;l ana eradicates the disease, whether
- q dsIofoipus, Rheumatic or 9ypiiietic
ia'nf II is . .s@vcr failing remedy.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15
1he Fee Va. en-. uor.esb.c.

There Is an old Irish superstition 10 tho eff
feet that II an egg laid on ST Patricks day
be hung TO the roof OF house IL will preserve
IL and its inmates from all harm during the
ensuing year, and advising maidens to pray
Acroes legged" to ST. Patrick ON the morning
Of his birthday, that he win grant them his
sid In securing good husband.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15

0surs that style looks pretty ON bright
little girls old women who ought 10
know better go and sst hats juss hks
them, and thus make scare crows and
lau. hing stocks Of themselves. IL Ii one
Of the fundamental principles Of wsA
dressed ladies to rec that everything Il IN
keeping. not only with the rest sf ID
wardrobe. but with the age of tho
wearcr. -.
The necessity Of finding something %
culiarly adapted to very young girls has
give rive to distinct style Of drsm.
which IL happy blending of infantile
moder and those dresses worn by the big
sisters, and nothing could DO mOro
charming. The fashions now In vsgss
for little girls Of from 10 10 - taks
away much OF the awkwardnesS Of naa-
ner always attributed to children neither
young nor old. and the girls are fseer n
motion and consequently not 20 bashful
and timid. 1t helps much towards eass
OF manner To know that your clothes arc
all right and tit you and don't hook 40
though they belong to your little sister
or big one. Iwell remember my own
suilerings in that respect whSa wa
young. and feel fox girls in the came
plight.
But now the bright and pretty ging-
hams, the dainty sateens. the strong and
durable piques. the pretty colored fan
nels. the caslineres. the Henriettas for
hest. the veilings for parties. and the
checked cheviots for school and the
serge for mountain climbing in summer
vacations offer. unlimited chances for
pretty girl;sh suits. Two handsome and
stylish Bingham suits for sisters ara
presented with this They are of broken
plaids OF gray, blue and pink, and
arc made up neatly, and yet they
are both stylish and exactly suit
ed to the ages Of tho girls. Nothing
looks moro ridiculous than to see fam
lily Of three or four girls all in dresses
cut and made exactly alike. IL shows
biamable lack Of invention ind consider
alton for the children. These oro made
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-03-15

" agc come IL or IL classes,
IN each class from two to
funr .arirtics. These are mod
si;'a . roraing TO the particu-
lar ~ ition of the blood, for
,iiSt,s-' 3f he skin means dis
,-ns, ~ the blood. These
-rS ei.N.T the result uf stcrn-
s.ch, !i@er or kidney difficult
lies, and Tor = cure depend
i-f'", q healthy action of these
., =, iaS.