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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
The Relations OF the Go,ernmen, WIN

CuIcAGo, ILL.,, June IA dispatch from
St. Paul, MINI, says Tx United States
Senator ii. NJ. Rice, OF St. Paul; Bishop
Marty. OF Dakota, and DR.. Whiting, Of
Wisconsin, Commissioners appointed by
President Harrison TO treat with the Chip
pewa Indians, arc in this city, aud were to
have started out next week TO negotiate
with the tribes at Mile Laos All three
were seen by reporter last night.
"Ihe situation between the Government
and the Indians at Mile Laos. said sena-
Tor Rice; 'has been u critical one for many
years and the aGairs have been In very
unsettled slate. Difficulties have repeat.
edly arisen regarding their ownership OF
the land which they occupy. They ARE In
n wrctched condition and very much de.
moralizcd. Whisky Is 10 DO had all around
them and IL accessible at innumcrable
points on the border Of the reservation.
The massacre is no doubt directly nttfbnt.
able 20 "a drunken spnce. don't apprc-
bend that Il will extend over any long
period Of time.
1.-THE Mile Laos have not been bad
people. During tho Sioux outbreak, In
1859, some Of the Chippcwas from the
upper Mississippi, with llolc-in-the. Day at
their head, weTo anxious 10 Join the Sioux
and mako war on the whites. They sent
messages 30 the Millo Laos aud asked them
10 20 with them and join the Sioux tribes
The Mile Laos, however. were true-t0 the
Government, stunning their 0In brethren
aud rendering their service IN the State.
But, for the last ten or fifteen years,
through fcss oil losing their property. they
lsrr becu very unsettled and dcmoralizcd
Their pine lands have tempted the whites
10 encroach upon the reservation"
Bishop Marty, OF Dakota, ono Of the
three members Of the Chippewa Commits.
sion. expressed the opinion that there was
no concerted action In the uprising. lie
thought there must have been some great
proyocation or they would not have com.
mitied the ou,ragca lie wna confident
there wero no Catholic missionaric,
among them, for had there been the,
would have been able TO proycn
It, Speaking Of tho effect on th,
commission ho said. III think u will ten,
10 help us, as u will demonstrate 10 IN,
sensible Indians that the linn has com
Tor them TO give up their reservation NJ
and become like white men"
Dr. Whiting, another mombcr oi IN
commission, sad: 1T is little wonder tha
the outbreak occurred. did' not cxpc,
II any moro from them than from am
other Of tho ten bands with whom We az
10 negotiate, but II Is simply tho result ,
the long delay IN tho realization OF N
promise made by Congress. With tru
Indian Instinct they became discontcnlc
and dissatisfied, aud jumped CA the lin
white man thoy came across. A goncr
uprising among the Chippcwas Il anon
The probabilities oil tho Immediate future
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

1SsURK your life In the Connecticut Nh.
tual. 4. NJ. Galbrcaih, agent, 10 Madison
gtroot
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

RENTrnr sells Tar Camphor ljc pound.
Preserves carpets and WOODEN from months.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

Tho Aforesaid bonds will bear interest from July
|, tss1. payable aemi.annuallyt ~ Memphis, lenn
The flghi 10 rcjcci any aud an bids Is reserved BY
Tho noari Of Education.
Ny ordef OF tho noard. 60.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

LOUISIANA STATE LorrERY draws Tues.
day, JunolA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

flSr watches at Thayer's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

T. n Turley. Of Turkey & Wright.
NJ. Gavin, OF NJ. Gavin & Co.
J. N. Falls Of q. Falls a Co.
y. NJ Nelson, Of Nelson a Raine
r. H. Sims, OF +. u. Sims & Co.
". b. Wilkinson, Of Dockory, Wilkinson 4
Co.
]. NJ. Goodbar. Of Goodbar & Co.
y. 4. Anderson, Pros't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. kncy.
". II. Kennedy, Secretary citirc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

nemPhl. Carnage works
Nos. 81 AND SO MADISON srREEr,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04
GNiiH as RafA.

GuIls make excellent pets, and are most use
fll in gardens. having an iilimitabe appetite
for ,leyouring obnoxious insects. And, strange
as It ,uay appear, considering their natural
warncss and wilsluesa, it is not necessary TO
obtain them youilg. as al adult bird, pin
icne,; Nv good or lucky shot as the case
inay ha. will, often before its wound has
thoroughly heaied, have become SO tame that
it will c-,e w,s. eres.t regularity TO be fed, if
j. does not, AS ce!t.iiliy viii eventually be the
case. know n;id iiolcy the person who is in
t,,c haiti. Of feeding it. Culis in captivity, or
rat. cr wandering nj Large IN garden though
g. prired of the power of flight, are by no
,,lcalis the miserable bird ti,at rlany would
inli,.iue On the contrary, they are most
nlas;cr.ul and evidently consider them
selves Of very great Importance. They will
genarai;' cordescerid 10 notice al the mem
bsrs pf tie household to Which they belong,
Tough naturally they have their fayoritos,
giving, their preference as rule to those who
feed t!.eul, and via possibly admit certain
wa,l-kDown yi:.i,cys 80 certain intimacy
but thcy usually resent the intrusion of
strangers, even to tic extent of Hecking their
hcels-a far from pleasant operation for tie
victim, esieriaiy is performed by specimen
or o.a Of the larger cuiis. They are in fact,
GIrs,s oi great ciiarr,tcr, elc Ino;v;,iiiui :sy.
iac ways Oh its own.-ihe Sunday Review.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

A boy 10 years old, recently imported from,
Kentucky, banded the following IN as a com.
position on Breathing" The instruction
was: "Tell all you can about the breathing" !"
Ee said: 'Breath is made of air. We breathe
with our lungs, our lights, our liver and our
kidneys. lit wasn't for our breath We would
die when we slept. Our breath keeps the life
agoing through the nose when we are asleep.
Boys that stay in room all day should not
breathe. They should wait till they get out OF
doors. Boys in room make bad, unwhole-
some air. They make carbonicide. Carboni-
eide is poisoner than mad dogs. A heap OF
soldiers was in Slack hole in India, and q
carbonicide got into that there hole and killed
nearly every one before morning Girls kill
the breath with corsits that saueezes the dia-
gram. Girls can't holler or run like boys be,
cause their diagram is squeezed too much. II
Twas girl I'd ruther be boy, so I can hol-
ler, run and have great big diagram
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04
The Story Of s1us.entoxch,t.

The Story Of MussentoEchit.
Fy the time baby was twelve months old
she had learned many things. She could say
Kitty to the little soft fuirry ball of a cat,
and "tove" ard burn for once she had
put her hand against the hot stove, and she
never forgot the pain on the big blister that
cane on the delicate flesh and she knew the
moon, and the stars and the trees.
About this time she heard long, queer
word, many, many times day. The word
WAS Musseatouchit
Baby wondered who Mussentouchit could
be. The strange thing lived in the bureau
drawer. Baby knew that. For the moment
she got her busy little hands into mammals 8
drawer, somebody would say "Mussen-
touchit'
1t lived III the scwing-nacl,ine. For the
moment baby set the wheel going "Mussen-
touchit" was screamed in her ear.
It lived in the tall jar that stood On the little
round stand. Everybody in the room
shr;eked Mussen:oucliit when Baby put
up her hand to touch the jar.
In the corner Of The parlor there was a
glass globe half-filled with water. in the
globe lived three little goldfish. Baby was
very fond Of climbing into chair to see the
tiny gold fish dart across their pretty lake.
But whenever she put her fingers into the
globe to tonch one OF the pretty creatures
somebody screamed Mussentouchit"
TLis went on till Baby was two years old.
There was no word she heard so often Is the
long, queer word, Mussentouchit
Mussentouchit was everywhere-in the
shining books on the parlor table, in the
fiowerbcds; among the roses; even in ma
mas work-basket the strange thing lived, and
if Baby but took UP y reel OF silk or cotton
there was Mussentoucliit
Ono day Baby found herself by the glass
globe ali alone The family were very busy
and for a few minutes forgot the little prying
restless darling. This was her chance. Up
vent the chubby legs into the chair that stood
near the goldfish globe. Poised on the
rounding cushion, Baby reached far over TO
touch the goldfish. In reaching she lost her
balance and fell, dragging the globe to the
floor. There was crash, scream, a rush
and mamma was on the spot. Baby was
picked Up, kissed, and scoided.
II dess titled Gle cMussentouchit lis timer
she said, shaking herself and walking off,
N. +. Butts in Wide-Awake.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

For the first time \ female artist is corn-
missioned by the French Government to exc
cute decorations for q public building The
fortunate woman is Mile. Forget, who was
honora5ly mentioned at last years Salon,
and tie work confdcd to her consists ir, a
number Of medallioDs. 10 be painted in the
three rooms at tie Hotel dc Vile deyoted IS
saisnao, at a4la lss.sgss
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04
EaBYlhRD, 1883.

This is The one magazine in the
world that combines the bes.
amusement fer babies and the
bes, help for mothers.
Emile Poulsson will cnntri-
bn'e the stories Of some of Babys
3euetactors, beng ;he tale of the
flax and how ii furnishes linen
Tor baby Of the lamb. the tay-
maker, etc. Many pictures Gy
Dir. J.. j. Rfidsman.
Baby 8ua fimgs Neigkiors, YER
ses ard pictures both by Marxar-
e: johnson. will tell about the
strange babies Of different na-
lions.
Dainty stories. tender poems,
gay jingles. beautiful and funn-
pictures, will fill each number.
Large type. heavy paper. pretty
covers. twelve times a yesr-and
all for only fifty cents. Sample
copy 5 cents.
D. L0TNRrP COMPANY,
Boston, Mass
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TX
mall -a:k for fi,e GARNER,

-'@s.@sA 90 - Ao4 estF 4EsiSIs
There are about fcur-Es;hs rs many bushels
Is cubic feet in the contents OF a bin of grain.
Tho correct weight of quart of good milk
L tno and one-ffth ror,.ds on the average
kettle of boiling water poured into the
sscp, in cold weather, will p-ove advantage
Gus to tire rig<.
lawns and pasture lands are greatly i'm
frovcd by spreading fine manure over them
during the winter.
Strengthening Is done by machinery in
Australia-the wool mower propelled by
steam or horse power.
Anexcellent method Of keeping stalls in
The stable clean is TO apply layer of dirt and
then sprinkle with plaster.
Cut MP c.o~e. hay and scald it and sprinkle
Il With bran or orcorn-meal, and you will have
feed good for the pigs.
c1ean, fresh hogs lard is recommended as
being the best, as well as the simplest remedy
on either cattle or horses.
In Western New York many sheep are yet
lept Tor rut.en purposes. as that is deemed
che best branch Of Turning.
American evaporatcd apples ere sold
: f-rYely in Germany, where the experiment OF
evsporating has been tried without success.
lsa COW sccms to be drying of, feed her lib
orally and give cooked roots awhile, and she
viii he likely 70 come back 70 her usual
quantity.
Another remedy for grape rot has been sug-
rested by Swinging the vines with solution
composed of cne ounce Of carbolic (crude) in
tFelve quarts Of water.
In cutting up pumpkins for the COWS, dis
card the eceds as much as possible, for they
ase dIure.ic, affect the Kidneys and interfere
With The fow of milk. -
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

For Dwellings, Offices & Store
Rooms, call on Col. Rh5i nEL. -
lie has severa! yet fng rent. al
reasonable rates Thy are all
conveniently heated.
Jsn 22l--tf.
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PROBATE NOTlGE
PROBATE NOTICE.

aottceis hereby given, ,thatthe follow
tngAccorrts and Vouchers have been fled
in the Probate Court o. Horking county
Ohio, fer first ana bDs:l settlement.
Adam Funk, Administrator ei the estate
OF Jane Boiling, decd
And the same will come on for hearir {
on the 22rd day of April, 1889, p: Ii
O'Clock \, Nj, or as soon tferca fter as may
be con veniert. VT ACEER,
March 23-S. Pro Judge
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

seminal We vii! pefaca
IN all such and teahy esosti,n Of the ssni.o-
urinary organs.
FaIvATE DI5EAsEa-Blood Foiscn, v.ncre.l faint,
cieet, STnre Sen!r.l En;sons Loss of S-xrsl Power,
Tc-kEss OF exual Organs Van, Of Desire in &a pomaie.
whether from mprude.t habits Of youth sexus habits OF
years. dtbatas ha sexual functions,
speedily and cured Consui.aon fee and strictly
Absolute guaranteed. No rista ircured
CoIrsspon5enrs promptly sad medicines fse
from observation 20 al parts CT the uniist States.
DISEASES OF WcMEN:-Tc have sreca, aersrs.
meni thoroughly orga2zei and 6cTotcd exclusively
treatment diseases Of Every consri.ng
specialist whether letter in given the
Important land few
which have bast the skin OF all the home Physcan have
the bsnet OF full council Of skilled specialists In treatment
diseases peculiar females hiss bcer marked
twothris Of patients being ladies' Old. young married
gle poor method i, entirely fcni o6iec
features c! the general pratona namely Local
We seldom fud We prepare rems
dies and local. the demands an1 instruct
ladies hoy to trez. themselves
EPILEPSY, Or FIT5-Pe-iavciy cared By sad
ueyer-!ci,iag method.
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For Rent.

My business room on Main street, a
few doors west Of the Rempel House
Terms low, and possession given imme,
diatelY Or on tue first OF April.
Feb. l4tf N. J. WEILASD.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

CURING OF PILES 9UARANTEED.-Tin gise
OF fsiisre No required Of tss1onsi-
Bile parties.
YOUNG MFN-who tecorne victims OF solitary vice,
at habit which annusiy sweeps 10
an untiuey gae ef exalted sicn: End
brilliant inte,cct r.Ey call With confidence.
DE- FRANCE-Aer years OF experience. has discovered
greass known weakness in the seek and limbs in
soupss.y discharge impolency general debility
i,ngrcr CT ideas pspitsoa Q. the heart t'mdify
blias O ssh ediine,s diseases OF the head
threat uose or ections OF tic liver unss stomach or
terrible disorders arising from the vice OF
yoahand PRACTICES ehng ;he most radiant hoas
o. autcpstons rendering marriage impossible Take ons
candid zht before ats week or month may
rcos you cssa beyoni Ny method Of treat
speedily permanently the ros obstinate csss
and absolutely restore perfect manhood
TO MIppLE-AGED MEE.-The-e many from the
age troubled with frequent excavations Of the
bladder rsnei b. sgh burning sra ting sen
s,or Weakening ia the patient cannot
examination Of the Urinary deposits Iepy
aud sometimes small particles OF abr
men viii will be thin misish again
ehaneu, torpid There are many men
rho az OF is d:ur ignoran: OF the which Is
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Diadcms are. like Inany becoming Eash-
t5n of former days, again appearing as head
dresses. They are made of fine tortoise-shcll
With bail or pointed edges. Another novelty
in tortoise-shell is comb ending in three
rste,s ON slender stalks.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA

bUOALLE . 4 hNICA
SALVE
The Best Salve in the world Iol
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, litter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains Corns, al !
all Skin Eruptions, 6 nd posltivel,
cures Plies, or no pay required.
IS guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, Or money refunded. Fric.
% cents per box. For sale by F
Harrington.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Children's house dresses are made with
zreat regard TO warmth and comfort as well
rs to allow their limbs full play. The mate
ne, ial IS oaen plain flannel made mp in two
cc,ors. Navy blue and white are the most
ussful and fayor;te colors, dark velvet cuffs
aa,d collar being worn with the same. The
s:ccaings should match tie dress, tie cnkle-
st1ap shoes are made of buff leather.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Next to waiting for verdict, the most soul
narrowing employment is keeping the baby
esleep.-Milwaukec Journal.
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FRANCE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
GS, north state EnhG Incorporated 1885, CAPITAL saNM
New
of
TO
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

SALESsllIIEN WANTED TO sell
choice Nursery Stock. Liberal
pay guarantee weekly. No eX=
parience required. Commence
at once and success assured.
Write. Fred E. Young. Nursery
man. Rochester. n. Y.
Mach 21-2 mo.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Bring YOUR Job work
to the ssEsr Eyt.T4 E.I4,
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

INTEREST TO LITTLE EEABEHs-
md O7REHA
Life lesson. y
There. li:tlc girl; don't CRY!
Tav, Lave broken your doll, know; ~
Aud your tea set biir, "a
And yott playhouse too,
h1e things OF ihc long ago:
Eut childish troIhles VIII snoa PASS by.
There little girl; don't cryi
Taerc, little girl; don't cry.
They have broken yortr slate. know;
Aud the glad, Wild ways,
OF your schocl-9irl days .S~I
Are things Of the long ago: &C.!
And life and love will soon GENE by. "A
There little girl don't cryl 81
There, 1ittle girl: don't cryi
They have broken your heart, know;
And the rainbow CLEANS
Of your youthful dreams "a
Are things of :he long ago;
Tut heaven holds all for which you eiS2.
There! little girl; don't cryl
80 JAMES WHrTCoMp RILEY.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Strains run daily. tDaily except Sunday.
All ltrai!,s between Cincinnati and Col
unibus run through without change Ofcars
connecting In the Union Depot with all di-
verging lines.
The Fast Express leaving Cincinnati ut
7:10 p. NJ lis II solid train to Pittsburgh via
Wheeling, sleeping car attached.
The train leaving Columbus ut 3:S5 o. m.
is solid train from Pittsbulg to Cincin-
natl with Sleeping Car. At Colum nus a
sleeping carl SET at east End OF Union De-
pot. which can he occupied any time be-
tween 900 p. m. and S:;S5 III.
Tie train len ing Cincinnati at 7.30a. m i.
has through coach to Columbus and Pitts
bugll. also parl0r car attached; and con-
meets ut Columbus, with sleeping ears to
Baltimore and hiladelphia.
The tr.un leaving Columbus at Ola p. M.
has pnrlor car from Columbus to Cincin-
natl.
Thetrain leaving Columbus at 3:05 p. m.
has through coach from Pittsburgh and
ColUmbuf tn Cincinnati, and connects :t
Columbus with sleeping cars from Bulti-
more and Philadelphia.
No l09 leaues Columbus at 7:i0 q. m. Sum-
day only arrives ut Cincinnati at Hos.
S.P. PEA AHODY, w. f. REPPE!ST,
CENT Surt. GenH Pass igt.
Columbus, o. Columbus o.
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which ceiyecc chenica
and should apply
EltEstkfui CUHES treated by mail
Y" aS
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Grgan for Rent.

Organ for Rent.
A good eight stop organ for rent
cheap. Call on l.. j.. LAW,
Photograph Gallery
Cor. Main & Mulberry.
Feb 2i-tf.
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Bonaess seem to be made Of eny andevery-
ting haute nouveauee consists OF large
pounds of wsdded and quilted silk, the in and
outside being OF the same or different colors !;
charming bonnets are made OF these soft
foundations. which ere capable of being bent
sad folded IN the most graceful curves and
turns, and are generally trimmed with ribbon
velvet bows.
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Wanted to Rent.

Thave Dwelling House OF nine rooms
on WalI.ilt street tor rent.
The property has all the needed and
useful conveniences. Reut rave reasou-
able. y d. RlSLEY.
Logan, March 1i-3w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

On practice. will visit Logan THIS
month His patients will him the Nhof House. ianraster
Wednesday, March 3th Warren House. Athens March lh.
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MARCH 10Th, 1899.
WEST BOUND.

Cincinnati Express, Saturday only. :
Iy, Wheeling LIS a. NJ. :: Z.neSviiie 4.5o Il.
m Arrives ut Cincinnati lots -. IN.
Columbus and Cincinnati Express Daily.
lie ,ves Wheeling 753 q. M; Z..nesville
lI.s7 a. III. Arrives At Cincinnati at ). ID
p. m.
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TUFTS Of herons feathers intermixed with
diamonds are to be worn as head-drcsscs this
season. Those ladies not fortunate enough
10 possess real stones, may unhesita;ing'y
make Use of the excellent limitations (smile
asemonds) which look very well for such
purposes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04
DEPART FOR TIE VEST.

All trains run by STANDARD! Time.
Nos has direct connection for Coiun bus
and Chicago.
No. 9 has direct connection from Chica-
90 and Columbus.
Nos. Gard runs daily.between Putnam
and Dresden junction.
J.C HART, Ticket Agent.
Lancaster, o.
FDARLINCTON. +. NJ. W-IylNsoN
superintendent, Gen \,
Evansville o.. GAINESVILLE.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Our becoming tea gown may equally we'll
ke worn as elegant morning robe suita-
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Gu, useful old friends WOODEN and plush
travelling rugs, are likely tonlcet with form
tlsblo rival in the shape Of Italian silk quilts,
tar carriage and travelling rugs. The latter
are very soft and warm. They are woven in
1ae prevalent ta!ian colorcd stripes, on white
red, blue, o. olive green ground. Despite
their size they GAIA be folded into quite q
.elall narcei Their moderate price (about
"a induces niany people 10 Use them for
sofa covers, curtain portiercs and the like.
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pl,,sf;. y.;ve.. damask or striped silk bodice
Of contrasting color 10 skirts are greauy
sayors., for con ,arts, t;.oa.er or evening toi-
ist,s. lhsy are nil enricae,i with some SORT
Of trss.ining. ehcinisestes, lsbots' nohus'
yers, Gle. a.;.e plain b'c'ee being Al o.''
'seasa osa:lI sssse~.a-days-- e . IS
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PLEASURES IN pLUMAGE.
sExT TEE WORLD OF FASHION AZ.
FOEDJ JUST NOE.

q Becomias Tea Sown.-rhe Jacket and
Taletof--Chfldren's Trocks and Coats.--
Eufs. Feather and jewelry.--Thc --latest
Eov&itics in Art.stic Dressing.
Ladies in Paris seem at last weary of the
combination Of two sorts of material in ono
aress, and are taking to cloth costumes, which
are certainly trimmed with every costly
Adorrmeut their treasures can produce.
Open work gimps are especially favored.
The somewhat severe cut is sofiened by o
fnantle reaching from the shoulders. with
folds offering much play for graceful move
rnent Of the hands. and drepery effects. nj
though this mantle forms an important part
ef the dress, it is seperatc from it, and can
b easily taken of and put on. The hat
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worn with This
toilette consists OF
q velvet crown
with feather brin,
and ribbon bow.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

Among the
many different
styles and shapes
Of opera and even
ing mantles We
can recomend one
which has the ad-
vantsge of being
CO m forta b | e.,
covering the dress
well, and keeping
the wearer snug
and warm. The
long loose fronts
have n dark fur
wa:stcoat inserted
in the V-shaped
opening, which is
bord cred with
ia WI colored
embroidery and
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1889-04-04

A crest variety Of plaid stuff (T{imalaya)
zre nee finding their way among us. They
are mostly cut ca the cross, and the bodice
and drapery worn with them arc generally OF
claim material.