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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-11
WILLIAM B. YATES, Attorney,
No. 127 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg.
TRUSTEES SALE.
In partition.
VALUABLE PROPERTY

THIRTY-NINTH STREET, PITTsBURG.
John Loeffler VS. William Loeff1er ct al, at No.
$50 Dec T., 1888. In partition.
By virtue of an order of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas No.. /, of Allegheny county, the
undersigned trustee will expose at public sale
on the premises, on Thirty-ninth street, Pitts
burg Pa on
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-11
Horses, vehicles. Live Stock. &c.

EoR SALE-A NICE BAY MARE, YEARS
L old, l6 hands high, Kentucky bred, weighs
about Loco pounds; will be sold cheap, as the
owner is moving 10 the country; can be seen at
]. H. SKELETONS STABLE, l2S Third ave.
apll-1Oo
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Miscellaneous.
TOR SALE-2O00 SAWED LOCUST POSTS
ID INQUIRE of 2. W. CARMACK,- Brownsville
wharfboat foot of Smithfeld st. apll-l9
NONSUME YOUR OWN GARBAGE IN
VI stoves and ranges while using the same for
cooking, or any other purpose, by using the
Eureka Garbage Burner. For illustrative cir.
cular, containing full information, call on or
address
JAMES ANDERSON,
So East Diamond street.
je5nF-TTs Allegheny, Pa
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Farms.
TNoR SALE-FARMS lNoHIo, WE'LL SUITED
Il for farming and stock; send for list F. E.
HARTZELL, over first door east z. o., Alliance,
o. ap6-7
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ALLEGHENY Residences.

TNo LET-GooD 7-ROoM BRICK HOUSE. 20
i kirkpatrick ave-, Second ward Allegheny:
all copvenlences; S26; no water tax. W. W. NC
NELL BRO, los Fourth ave. ap11-23
TO LET-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING ON
j. Stockton ave-, near Federal ST., Allegheny:
"a rn.nr,ns natural raa afn 90 LS. NJ IHR PIE
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a1irginia FIRE. grrss.
TERMS:

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FOR three insertions-iargcr ones in thc same
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uscript. or previously agreed between the par
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Eo- REGULAR ADvEErisENENTs.-l avoU
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nual advertisers 10 is proper 90 state distinctly
chat their privilege only extends 90 their iu-
mediate business Real Estate. Legal OF other
Advertisements sent by them % De AN addition
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E8-O5i,uary notices Of more than five lines
will be clurEei Cor.
JOB WORk-Pusters. sale Bills Circulars.
Cards, etc. executed promptly, neatly and at
fair prices.
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To PhySiciaMS.

WE have in stock the following Maltin,
W plain. MalJiue whit the llypnphoSphaie>
Nlaltiue with Pep,iu aud Pancreitinr, Liquid
Prutuuuid- with Cocoa. Peptnuized Cod Llvel
of anJ MI +, pcpinuOids, iron and Wine, ant
Liquid pcptnuuids.
wv Il In AIolLIII Y W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
Eagle Avenue Gardens.

TIE public is respectfully informed that
L ann now prepared tu furnish plants of all
tandard varieties for vegetable gardeuS. such aS
ABBAGE TOMATO PEPPER EGG. LET
TUCE. SAGE. CAULIFLOWER, &C,
ALSO SWEET POTATO SETS,
It the Eagle Avenue Gardens. twest of Mt
tarvo"l and at my Town Branch on Liberty
treet adjoining the residence OF Hon. Jas. VI
l,sun. share of the public patronage Will
,e thankfully received.
Ety~ Fresh Vegetables in season.
April /. 1856. Z. j. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
Syrup OF Figs

+, Natures OWN true Laxative. II is the
rnn-t easily taken, and the most effective
remedy nown lo Cleanse the system when
Biliuus or Co-uve; 20 di-re Headaches,
Cold. and Feyer.; to Cure llabiiual Con-
.iipatioi Indigestion. Piles, etc VI .nu-
.ariurcd only by the California Fig syrup
Co.. pany, San FrancisD. Cal. Mr. @.
Frank Jones, has bcco appJsH-aa aissnt fJr
Ofarre6jwr, w Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
Farmers.
RnrbqI. shop.

rTUE room one door West of Dr. Schacffer
I residence i..s been Teiiited and handsumri,
furnished with improved Chairs, Gc., and VA
be- conducted by samuel Brown Customer
are assured of cleanliness iu all the appoint
ucut~. and comfortable, prompt and c"urteuu
attention. SAMUEL BROWN,
1u.-.f-r - 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
Surveying and Conveyancing

/ WILL survey anywhere, promptly aod 81
short 1ntic-- accuracy guaranteed. Specis
attention utId ia connection thsrewitbt % DkA .
ING DEEDS nr snv 'th-rinstrumrnts tsni NriunR
p o.-Char'estown. IefIrrs"p Co., ". Va.
Dec s. lS7I : HOWELL BROWN.
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TV%shiRgtOm s. .fTerGndcr

i " AGAINST TORNADOES i'm Etna. oI
hartford. Continental of New York and Pea.
pody. of Wheeling, w Va Where parties de-
sire this on application a special Policy will
ne granted aud an additional rate be charged
for same.
May -. 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24

AFFERS to the people Of Jefferson County,
~ Insurance in 4 safe Company at the actual
1st of Insurance, which IS much cheaper than
ne rates usually charged, and keeps the mumey
{ home. GUUd risks from responsible parties
re invited.
Executive Committee meets every Friday.
DlREcroRs-N. ). White, Henry b. Daven-
,urt. J. Garland Hurst, John w. Rider, w. H..
4. Lewis, r. Preston Chew VIM. l.. Wilson,
useue Baker, ). W. Washington, James Logic.
harles T. Wilson, John II. Iittle, Jacob ).
lelyin, +. q. W Herr. isaac ii. Strider.
'OL. R. 2. President
[. b. DAVENPORT.......... ......... Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE CoMNirrEE-N. 5. White, Vim.
l. f.. Lewis, Eugene Baker, Isaac IL. Strider,
:; =. Chew, 5. w Washington.
Local EN7s.-Middlcway-J. G. Shirley
larpcr's Ferry Clas. +. Trail; Shepherds
lwn-J 5 Fleming; DuiieldS-C. L. Barnhprt;
Observation-Disclosures II Alexander.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24

Hraten ~ Ia Bahimore W.eekIu So.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
POETR +.
M4RGUERTTES.

0 siarlike flowers, with shining golden hearts
How could We be bnt bright and fair,
Wherever for the blessings it imparls
Your petals ope to sunny air?
Methnks if human souls would. rs they grow,
To graciou, influence thus untold.
Like ye Mars suerites. each one would glow
With purest white and brightest gold
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-01-24
MEATS.
Fos. Sale.

~ MIDnLEWAY. W. VA. may he bought
GOOD DWELLING of SEVEN ROOMS.
with very fertile lot attached. at tie lower
end of which flows a beautiful stream of wa
ter. Price $50 J. W. I.eatue. Esq Middle
way Jefferson Co. West Na. viii give partic-
ular>. Mrs. ). Z. lhOEIEAkI.
Dec G. --6m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

periodicals, attributes to the bicycle
her recovery from over work aud uerv-
Gus prosirat.oa. Mrs. Florence Finch
Kelly, the lately risen novelist, is an
other Of the Central Park devotees Of
the wheel.
There passed me within block or
two on Broadway recently. two inter
esting women. Annie Louise Cary
Raymond looks ~ If the world went
well with her. She j. serene. almost
beaming Sine has grown stout SINCE
she Withdrew her still glorious voice
from the concert platform. aud if she
were not so large and well-prOp0riiOn-
ed. she might be dubbed fat. She il a
creamy blonde. with fair, soft Wavy
hnir. low forehead, and round chin
under which bonnet strings nestle con-
tcntt oily. She wears dark blues and
delicate grays. and seldom allows her
self much anxiety over her costumes
She belongs 20 the Rubeustein Club. a
musical organization composed entirely
of ladies. and. If ever prima donna
retired gracefully and lived ideally
among loyal friends after her dethronc-
meut. Mrs. Cary Raymond is the wO-
man.
Mrs. Marguerite Moore stands for a
different type altogether. Tall. slender.
aud dark she is the traditional piquant
Irish wom9n of good. family. She
makes bright speeches on the Irish
Question and is fond % telling how.
when she helped Miss Annie Parnell
TO found the Ladies Land League TO
assist cyiclcd families. she was sent TO
Iullamore Jail. She lived three months
rent free she Is a land reformer-
was then released with other suspects
and came to America. Her dark blue
eyes twinkle yIyaciously IN cOnversa-
L-..-
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ONLY a BABY'S HAND.

Big time. tonight" tho drfimmcrs sail.
As to supper they sat them down;
Tomorrows Sunday. AMI nov's our chance
To illuminate the town "
Good" cries BID Barnes. tho iolliest-
The favorie Of oil.
"Ycs, let's forget our troubles nov
And hold high carnival"
The supper done. the mall arrives;
Zach man his letters scanning.
With fresh quotations-up or down.
His busy brain is examining
But rlll-"why. what's come over him
Why turned so quick aboutf'
lie nys-iu as his rarls start forth:
Il guess won't go out"
Ills letter bore no written word.
No prayer from vice o. fee;
Only tracing ~ hand
a baby's hand-of three.
What picture comes before DIS mind
What does Dis memory rainti
\ baby no her mother knee
Ills littls white robed saint
What cares man for riIiculo
Who wins "a victory gralif
Bill slept IN peace. bis brow uas smoothcd
By a shaiowy little hand
Noughi Ike the weak things n this world
The power of sln withstand.
70 shield between mans soul a1l wrong
Lke little baby hand
Chicago Journal
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THE DAILY TIMES SUNDAY. JULYe 1889

appearance 70 the scene Below were
hong supper tables. spread with every
delicacy, aud full band Of martial music
prompted the inspiring dance. The other
vessels of the squadron were brilliantly
illuminated, and, rs may well bc I'M
agined. there was not a British officer IN
Dunkirk by o o'clock. About that time,
too. various landlords became very gen
erUus towards the English soldiers, and
even gave them bottles Of gin for those
If their comrades who were on guard at
the citadel.
Around the church all was life, yet
grave like silence rcigned. some. by the
aid Of the booms brought from their fish
ing boats, rugged derricks upon the broad
platform Of the stone tower, others tenn
pered the mortar, aud the old sanctuary
resenibled an ant hill. The priest was
on his knees before the altar, and tho
women kept watch and ward round
about. To cheer them in their toll came
the enliyening strains Of music from the
squadron. Nor did they cease until the
cottage was entirely rebuilt. a fire burned
IN its kitchen, and Catherine had her cof-
fee kettle on. Ii was sunrise, and when
the ropes and accessories were taken
down and the cottage stood there-the
highest dwelling house in Dunkirk, and
higher than any other building in the
city-then they called ont tho old priest,
and the assemblage, falling on their
Lnees. sang the "matin hymn.
On board the flagship, meanwhile, all
was hilarity and gayety, though, unlike
every one else. VI. Wostyn appeared un-
easy. Occasionally he would steal out
INTO the stern gallery (Which all frigatcs
then hadl. and cast an anxious glance
towards tho church tower Tho Count
rEstrades noticed he did not dance, and
after supper he introduced him to the
! English commissioner.
"Noither Of Won dance, messicurs,
-ai.l the count, "and Won may Ikea game
of cards. chess or dominoes.'
Both bowed assent.
"What shall it be. Che-," said the
Englhhman.
Wo,t,n said yes. though 10 was Will
difficulty that hc could bring his mind &c
boar unon tine game. and he consequently
lost several times. Ills antagonist be
cme catcl with success, and just n.
a,lieht shono boz through the hass, be
made bold move and exclaimed in .
.,,.ffil fan..
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There Is 40 least one thing that ca.
say in your favor said his wife.
mother. "and that is you're q great dea
more attentive 70 the Scriptures than you
used 10 be. But suppose that really
deserve most of the credit for it. know
that YOU never paid much attention tc
thc good book till after you married my
daughter"
Eyes. pay more attention TO sucl
matters now"
"What portion are You readins'
demonstrations coninc myself ex-
clusiycly TO that book. Merchant Tray
.lpr.
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"Thcrc's nothing like having a wife
who is a real holpmcet,' said Mr. Stow
away
you're right" said Mr. Sassieiy.
Look at simpkins now What would
he be without his wife; He's just as de
pendent on her rs ho can be-"
"ls that So
"Y,,, just as dependent as he can be-.
they say inat when he takes pin she
always swallows glass OF water 20 help
him cct it down. Lewiston Journal
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Miss de Stang There's one time when You
naval men must feel horribly Inundated and
degraded.
Lieut.. Darrell-ld like 10 know what you
mean.
Miss do Stang-Why, | mean when you
have TO associate with those common trade
vinls-Judge
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Mrs. Goodheart proud and elegantly
dressed. but moved 70 DO humble deeds OF
coodnessl-Wl you please ask your mis-
tress II she has anything for the heathen to
day
Coiorad Servant-ls authorized % speak
Tor de household Yves got nuthin' fer yuA.
burlington Free Pres
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NhSR-EO-DEEN, SHAH.
Tho Cue,t Whose Coming + Dreaded by /
Iuropo's Monarohs.

Tho Cucst Whose Coming T. Dreaded by
Iuropo's Monarohs.
Tho shah Of Persia has invaded Eu-
rope, and it is no pshaw-ing matter 10
the m0uarchs who have him 10 enter
tain, for he completely ellis the doscrip-
ton Of the human creature sometimes
sniel in America am educated hog.
Not so very wcu educated either, but
hu1nehlga hog The monarchs and
comt.r- dread h.m, and well they may.
iorms place De occupies for few day,
i-mft for civilized mans habitation tili
30 ha- ho0n thoroughly fumigatcd and
lo absorbing part Of The furniture
burnett
Some 800 years ago q Greek writer,
trying to give DIS readers an idea Of the
differences between Greeks and barba-
ran- the former called ihe pcr-ian-
-ll.i larmroil. slid something like
this. Th. Greek rcycrcnccs the human
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Bicycler lsoliloquizingl-That looks Ike a
potato. viii ride over it and cut II in two.
Same Bicycler a moment later still solilo-
quizing, but in a mutled voicel-Gee-whizl
Owl Wowl Where am Ii-Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

Madam lash 4 see you are passion
atCiy fond Oi musir. sign0r
S.enor Raeapica Whose brother is an
organ grind,rf- Vera mOOcha. Ma iaml-
lee ala same. hava one brotha heplay
magnificent. The Epoch.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-07

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.. u Nv, 49,. ..'..' ~ i H. ''' ~,
.i.I. p., :, t.. r.tr,,.,J.I
r.. ..-.i.;.. f.t T., ,,o-t.,n noonlo
.i...,.'.,. ori.nt.ls f. that fboy do not
l lii. ami l.f.rmitv for tho
l.-' s... ...,r, have a SORT of nm.
.......l ....r..tior T.o.. mon-frou- dis.
.rf.....,..,,. ,,,f.i, .r. Kant ont
Df..;..,.o .on,t,... mn. made
.......r f., r,ri....anl p.r-i, man
eri ... horrible eve ina pulled check.
a imam v..hal DIS foot mashed into one
r.. ..fn. a.l diseased toe. twisted.
distorted. mot unhumm looking dwarf
18th. ar. n 70 sense heroes in Persia.
r..rl..efo .oarimals SLAUGHTERED and
....,...I and Ir.. -.l.t he si.ht and smell
~ v.rn r,uinr blood ana olal is
,....il.tothom.
And Na.rld.Deen J.. in an these re-
.n..f. tlomo-t Persian of pcr-ians. ON
.f..... f.t.....l g., ,l,... ,..,,
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Ienlent Lawyer.

Iawyer-As lost the case viii charge
you but nominal Zee.
Client--Phenomenal that Is. | must say
Town TOpics
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/ The way when he heard faplu iopl'lepS
coming behind him. Was he pursued
Did he not know that step? Was it the
echo Of his own? No Another instant
solved his doubts, for his wife approach
ed him.
Il knew, she said, "that YOU had con-
cealed something from me-
My poor Catherine it was that you
need not be alarmed Wefishermen have
agreed 10 meet tonight in the priests
/ garden To see if something cannot be
done to save our beacon tower. But you
see that women could do nothing at such
q meeting
saints preserve ms. but if You men
care so much for the stceplc, do YOU sup
pose that we women do not care for the
church. There we were married, there
orr children were baptized, there we
Joined in masses for our deceased pa
rents. O. Conlle. let the women pray
that tie church may be- spared, if moth
ing more, for fcrvent prayer can never
iniure any enterprise
That's what think. mother" said a
soft voice; and Jean Bart the Youngest
-on. came from behind % fish fake lie
had followed his mother, but feared his
fathers anger, and hid himself until he
could sec how She was received.
another hand at the oar. " murmurcd
tho fisherman.
Don't send MS back, entrcated both
mother and son.
"Well, well" said Cornille; "come
along"
Half 800 hour aftcrward the trio en-
tered ile priests garden, where they
found about hundred fishermen, some
of them. h5e Bart. accompanied by their
families All were IN groups, discussing
the threatened demolition OF their
church. ln the center, surrounded hy
the oldest of iho party, was the ycncra-
bic priest. When all who were expected
had arrived he stood upon wheel bar
ROW and requested silence. Every heal
va. uncovered. every tongue WAS silent
"My children" said the priest, "you
asked me 90 permit yOu to assemble here
to-nishi. and ! granted your request
Sow have au, of yo amy project for
saving our dear city. with oar loved
/ church, from ihe parting 0's'iN'''"" "l
/ the English.
several propositions were i'''',' '",
the priest shook Dds head US he h' peg,
th'm Each one was moro i'"l'9--'''''
imn WAS Dts p'e''''' ''' ''.'' '''' p, .',
'a upon .''o n.y. W. ..'i..el.,,f ~.
would have draw" ''o "''''' '' '.'''' Jul"
tons upon ihe Guy.
Catherine Pi'.ni"5 ny 81 MUM '''
silence, addressed ihe priest
"supposin- reverend iA'Nei' 'i"' we
womcn lei'lns our c.i'.i''i'' go ''l l'0.
ce--.on 90 see l.ie h'='i7h e'lii'''''7'oi'''
and imp'fc nin 'o spare our ''". 49,.
"lt would 'e Useless ''f ''"-,'''' 'o'
/ England seeks io rum our port ''."' '.'
may flourish Your ide' Is hopeless.
There was " .'''' '','i 81 '. I' ''''. W.
through the crowd "n'i one o' '''' '''''
fishermen, eioo"ins Jus way up W '',
I priest. aiu Nlil ID i'Hlli-ti.iit'r ~" 4'
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u wanl YOU slll A detoctlTe ton 3iranSfr
he had been shalowing around town for al
hour
Am arrestedp
"You are
and got 70 be locked mp"
"Ies.'
swell, 90 ahead l knew it would come
sooner or later, and Tn glad its OF my mind.
Yes. / stole Charlie Ross
"Oh. you did" replied tho detective. III
that's all I'D DO you 90 | suspected You OK
stealing an overcoat Detroit Free Press.
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800 p. VI. on THURSDAY, july II, 1889,


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cfon IN,
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tansnt
If..lt : ry 4 ISL
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srttts beg nun % ,
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audi
So e'ei %" ' ''N
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the Cd
of Fruk u sire
street uont1 stl
All inese i0rsOf sold without &c . .a
I1f Ncept ti0seon he
i tile nutclss % ID
fy noi
advisable W s''l'
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WI
hll lr tlsr. 10 re- e.
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of o.if tl,a nnv
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TIlOurs IHowN a
NATIONS AGAINST l ,>n NJ ~ t<t
A q D.
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cha rios lf % 40
Dos ilcat cr,r
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work mp the price of poter
CALVIN ). Bricc. the railroad preeiIent
ana chairman -of the Democratic Ma
lioual Committee i'm the last campaign.
is great poker-player. and together
! WIN eN-Oorgfessman James o Brieu.
'olono' William Brown of the Nocs.
and others. have some pretty high play
at DnlmOuic0s. at Fifth avenue and
lwenty.siNth street. the limit being
CITY dollars a loss or gain Of two On
/ three thousand dollars az one of these
games cNcites no comment
Here is dress lhai petty Mrs. Marie
I NcNiu- Blfine wore ON the piazza oil lhe
/ Brighton lu'cl a- she slipped water
nee and looked the picture OF trim sim-
/ nhcity. THE skirt b. of the paio.i gay
green wash sIl.. with iiluncc of dark
green and white ,mhrlilcrv rclchiug
almost 60 lhc knees. The skirt itself i-
IS ihCrcd full. and hang- straight all
around. without 20 hiul of touruure or
reed. b ing absolutely fat in the back.
without SD much as % sash 10 simulate
d.up.ry. The round waist Joins the
skim, just under the arms by means
0l % wide -Mrred heit of The ma
toria O.d fashioned white silk knit
ied milts atc the only excuse for
gloves worn. On her smoothiydfo-sci
blonde hair. cooled l00 900 lhe back
oi lcr small h ai. She wca s. o liltletur-
ban of gmy-giccn. rough straw tim-
med iu the back With upright loops
obi intern iugicd dark green white rib
o1ns. 40 bier waist Is fastened by "a
silver buckle loose cluster of golden
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citadel & hundred years previous the
French army, commanded by the Duke
of Guiso. had mgagei the town with fire
and sword; but time wears away all Tee
sentiments. and iie Dunkirkcr- were now
ready % swear allegiance Co the naughty
monarch who sought 90 mako Paris thc
dominant city of Chn.tendom.
Tho quays Of the city were ihroneod
with fishermen who ealcd ou the French
fleet with critical ewes. as they discussed
the models. rigging and general appear
ancc ofthercspcctigo vessels. Merchants.
notaries and priests, each wearing their
peculiar costume. were also attracted
10 the water side. ever, one taking %
great interest iu ihe coming change of
mlo. save those who uni they were few
in number were ou intimate terms with
the English garrison. THE officers of
fhi, force too. were exceedingly ycxol,
as most Of thom were comfortall. lo-
.,t.l and loudly did they censnro their
,o,,.. Kiro Charlie. In SID doing i'm
Iced tbev but echoed the public send-
mont I'm ENGLAND. for IL ,ya, evident that
,,o iro,,.rier..l monarch fond of
pleasure and in need of ready cash. bad
'l......l ;,........,i.,fs g.rri.nino
portion Of bis kingdom for tiihe of Jos
t,.. ,unfIis minister. had onno..l
a,. ,,sosror aud u.leu tlcy found their
axertions useless. they set to work 10 So
hammer the sale with conditions as o.
diminish the value of Dmkirk 10 the
French
The news soon reached the cueirons.
and nowhere did il produce greater cx-
element than ir the collection of miser-
able cabins. which doucF q plain, COW
cred with frames Of mushwooI, upon
which the fishermen cured their spoil
Leaving their net. half spread out the
men bad gone 20 tic quay Che moment
that the French 81 l''"aio" "',,''I'' '''' '
By sunset most Of their families had iol
lowed them ln Che caNIn OF Ool'l'.'e
Bart, however, % hight l"in'.i'd "s Hi5.''
came on, and " iainl wreath OF SMOKE
curlcd upward from the low chimney.
Bart had gone 90 the quay taking ih7
TWO SONS. Casper ANA Je"n' WIN Ni.i.
but IBIS good wiie catherine iiNa " -"o'
housewife Romance "' '"'''' 10 i''l''''
supper
iier o''N,.''o 1''''' ''.''7 '' ~
could NOT e'iii'9' l',' ga, '''''' '''9'e '''
and every uhe lli'- s'' 'l'l'.' '''
Iohnnycafes OF barley meal VINO" were
being baked before lNe l'e' sac s'1'"
eagerly thfou7l '''- 7''''''' '''''' ''''' ID"
dow oil the '.,D."'
" en- "'''' '''- ..
''e e'"C5 "o '.''.' '''. ~ r. No.. ,'.
lh-iI' NOT %" '''''"
dear D'.l ",'.''' ''' y ''''
uniucAt mere ''i'''' ''''''''''.''''' :,
InleIiul'," "'' .''' '- '''''''''''
9"l"''''5 ''' ,'7' '7' ''7 MI
not hl'" "'''' u p "'' ,'..'''' 80.
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