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Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Flannel Petticosts-

One Of the newest forms Of trimming Is Ia
ernbroider the petticoat in silk. with open de-
signs, 70 the depth Of q quarter Ok a yard
Others again have wide frills u lace at the
hem, with thick satin stitch embroidery Ia
silk above. Another style Is 20 let IN lace in
sertion, in triple rows, above frill Of lace,
with strips Of the flannel showing between.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Att III

sGi, ent:n atsEe, 5rau 9arcniHI Zis
.rn,meH Sic bate IL eis Start ?- 80
kolte mir Hzr HeEe GdpetsEs 4uesr, 81
Eir eia 9immsr nea .apesiEea nETsa T.
.absr eas flHs IL lagisr srIac Sapes
teul Sic silisH pieaei1, Ri5i, e1s tis.
isIbeH aEisEti53Iiis LED eabsr eiiti5 isin
iag.n?. -aa. ne ssbsr.R ia nur tn q
Ssuaerairzsz
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

fppi' 8 a m pier
p9anna" bel Rtas
quemine. ga, nit
ten auf Dem SIu1e
in Brano serietb
uno bel benz unsez
mein rafden umz
lid greifen oes
Seuers Iaen, ole
lid nidt ourd
Sdpimmen rets
ten tonnten, Der
SOB brpbte, elite
Der padere Mann
-, So Lo~o,k7 -,
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Gtrefyw@rn.

witreEs eiHer mufiaIiitsE Seirte
tsfnssn f6 rae5rere aiEeer In einsra tH.r
fsrn'tH glsssnsimmsr.) Grsta.n:
s6i.r i5nneu xix ee5 unssEtr. isi,Ies,
aiti RaSr?s - Srit: .Se1atgs, nsiEs
Ilu.ier Eire slsi4 fH1sH. nue taHn
toalaen ale tisE ksrsinssiouftr.@
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Madt Der Gepuhnbe,..

Gin Bauer mar pie se65brIid in Der
Stride eingeialafen; Der pfarrer eitirt
lpdbreno Der Yrebist ben 2ieberpers:
sabre fort |" uHo alS er am Sdlub oes
Series bic gSorte: wSn Seinem GIauben
labre fprt, Gbrlit, fabre fcrtl" redt
frdftig wieberbDlt, erpadt pI6tIi9 Der
Bauer unb ruft: p9alt bisle, I fabr' OH
NIT Ia
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Orauiaus:r 0nmim.

9err: v8ibt Sbr idrn, Bauer, oas
Grer gladbar perurtbeilt pcroen ilt?" -
Bauer: Stein. SHE piel bat er benin
gefriegt?" - 5err: uGr pirb Iebens,
IdnaIi6 etnseIperrt." - 8auer: vReht
seibiebt Inn, benz oump! ylp6 ldnaer
ipIlen's i'm einfperren !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
las Madlt HiGltS.

Satient (sum 9pttor): nSa babe
Sic bclen laiIen, Serr SpttOr, aher, auis
ridtig geiast, iese i'd fein srrbes @srs
trauen In oen Nrst." - . pftor: .9as
ma6t nidts. Gin franfer Giel bat aud
tein @ertrauen in cen 5bierar5t, aber Der
beiit ibu erd."
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
QGmen itein.
2 RI nf

S9aof. gonfieIb.
uno 6eblergeiddft betrieben baben ipIIen,
uno 5tpar nit aenntnib ibres 8urgeieBs
ten, pes SnipettOrs 8pnFeIp. Sic BON
Der glntlage Yetrpfienen erpirften gIeit
nab benz Grideinen oes betrefienben Ars
titels Die Serbaftuns oes GeIadftsiiibrers
Der pSimes", 5. s. @eit, iOpie oes
SOfaIrepatteurs be1elben 9Iatte5, s. 81.
Dunlop. peI6e aber balo barauf segen
Sir9itaft freiaelaiien pugSen. SDnfelD
uno Sbaad baben nun Sbabenerids<
Hagen Su bObem Betrase segen oieie.Jen
anseitrenst unb 1T man aIIerrrts iebr ses
ipdnnt ouf Den gtusgans bes 9rp5efes,
ba Die Set!agten ertldren, ibre Sebaup>
tunsen ppuitduoig bepeiien gu f5unen.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
~. RSAftefeYe.

Ger tIsiHs 9niiap ;eist auf isiH jung.
tes Sdusiier6ea une iast: -Egnma,
9issdsn if erd bic @eiheistsre pen uHs.
ne psTiteb. aues. nus rir lassn, uHs E'r
reriiebsu isin @crt rcH hem, mas pc
ias,.H
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GtuseI,inmer. &"

Gin Sarefdbrisant bate einiee Iesre
Simmer, Die er germ permietber poIlte.
Gs5balb befeiti9te er zines Sa9eS an eiueu
Der in Saaufeniter ausselieIIten Sarge
einsn Settel foIgeneen Snbalts: pGinjeIs
aiHmer flr lille Serren."
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
asn6 Gin GroItr,ttteI.

p9eute Wtorgen," iibreibt Elm Gbemann
an ieinen Sreurb; "bat Der unerbittIi6e
SOB meine seliebte Satin aus bieiem
2eben abgerufen. Senbe mir ourd ben
ueberbringer bieies Ssinen Srauerfor
uno bas 9ie5ept gu benz ihpeoiiden
Bunih, Der uns neulid 10 gut 9eidmedt
HIT 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GQ& 8Gtieufiu0.

$50 bait Su benin Seine ubr hinge,
bradt. &neipbuber?" - pMeine ubr?
Die lit leioer jest Elm @aiientinb Il -
s@as, Elm @aiientinp? 9iit 9u per,
sldt?" - pSurdaus nidt, lieber Sreuns;
Neine ubr pirb eben jest pom fremoen
ssuten aufsearsen!"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
aie aasrat,ifd,e snaosse.

pie @ndbise: s2ina, Sic boben bic
Sudersanse uerseiien.~ - Sienfmdbs
den (areiit nit ben 5insern in Die 5uter,
brie unD pirft bic 9uderitlde in Die Sal,
FEM: rSotte, indoise Sraa. iinb Sic aber
unprattijd !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GrexffS,,s 9pttfff.

9rofeiiOr: SER aaneioat, i5ursn
Sic mir ouber GbloroFrrm uno 2atgos
nod Elm ntrtiamss Ti.tel ong.ben, nell
Dies gspubtirii5teii er5eust2" aon.
bib at: g8u oisneu, 5err 9rofeiior. Elm
ildti9er Gnippel."
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
gere2Atiae6 QoS.

S6auipieIer: sGie S6ubc fRs
nit elmer Observation-Disclosures Wsifisrs
i5aft esarbeitet. Gisie pIaitiite Spm.
metric, 1ieie geeura.siie Der SedHii. ..
S6ufter: lin Gottesuilsn, t6reu
g auF nit S6rem 2rb, iaEh hnoeH Sic +
an Eno' rrh - nrh.;ohIt1- =
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GbbeS ora'.

uSft es pabr, mein 2ieber, bab es bel
Cub in Sdwaben 10 pieIe oumme 2eute
sibt ?" rgbbes bra lit lido, Iiaber
6err, bel uns i'm Snpobeldnhle aeit's
meb' 9ummt6pi'. ais bel Iii babpim
a'j6eibte 2eut' !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
FrontIsts for DireetoIre Coats.

Collars and shirt fronts, Ia striped linen,
for wearing with tho Jacket bodies and
waistcoats. are much affected by some women
Other frontlets arc Of pale colored silk, plait-
ed finely, With trfl edging ono ode. Ths~o
are for wearing With the diroc,oire ooa1,
and 30 are the pleatei eravats or ties. IA deli-
cate colored siIk
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
ifuuuse Rube.

llntsrafN;ier bsmibt ii5 persebens,
eiHem Hetruten aus Ger WaiIerpolotsi
etrpas plauiibeI gu MAIDEN. 2ieutes
nant: rGeben Sic ft teiHe Mlbs, BEN
90 ssbt tein eitt auf. Inter ben YcIen
eausrt bic giatt bs!anntlib feds Wo'
nate"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Ser ertte VIuOruG.

gtann (5u ieiner Srou, peIde cine
S6din iuht unb bic 8eperbertnnen ers
worteD: IDLE, MI ri6te Sid elm bisten
suiomm', oomit Su nad maS ausiebit,
penn Die WdoeIs fommen - Su peibt.
.er erite Ginbrut lit Der entlteinenbe |"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GS febt &fncS.

S6uIae gu Miuer, pelder nit trau,
riser Wiene elm Selesramm burdIielD:
u@as lit 9aiiirt, alter Rnabe? SIT Sc
mano eeitrrben ?" - WiIler (oas 5eles
srumm nit beiSen 9inhen sertnitterno):
rHein; es Iebt Semano 3ipiIlinse!"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
IrfufS Gfeerfrr.

SduImeifter Ger ron isirsr Jrou
ousgesontt MINI: s0eiti On, CufsI, ID
babe beute 70 rett an lid sesa6t." -
Sic (sei&msiteID: So? gei peIter
geisgeHbeit eenH % CIR: Bel msiHem
8rrtla1 leer GiitpHaRseu.~
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Turf Eintr HurR.

Gindugiser GYM 9utlissa): -cs
If no5 10 ssitis uHe 5u tTi9ii itcH tiHe
10 sru5s eaeuHs auf tem Ratea ?" -
HucIieer: sGie temmt e ssHu, bic
Sorns iisbi iten io tct aFa 6immsl uHe
gu bah ned eineH 5eut.laseH su?@
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Cine Er.fd,rIoiaara.

Sritden gum neuen 0ausdr;N:
isle iebcn 10 aus pie Elm aHe !"-W Ii +,
ter: Isle neroen entl6uIsisen, .Serr
Softer, aber has Sinh mar 9efern i'm sos
plpdii6en @drten."
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Sm Sernc.

HrrfeiIpr (oeiien auditorium es an
Teipett bat febIen laheH): pMeine GER
rem! Solde SerreH pie Sic, meme Ser,
rem, iino ei9entIi5 feine Serren. WerteH
Sic ij9 bas, meine Serren !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
GafcrncttsS thInetIe.

pWenid, pann man Sbre Summbeit
tauienomal 5uiammenIest, bann lanst iie
brh mod, I'm bamit bas gauge uniperium
auaubeden 10
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
ate Dbsafe.

GIntidbaie: .Hun eenfen Sic fih,
iol1e SddnbIidfeiten bat oieie infame
Periun besansen aber unter uns &c,
iast, id CLAUDE fein Wcrt oaucn! /"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Gasa gallant.

aeItere Dame: uWirhen Sic serue
i'm Wittelalter eelebt bdbeH 2" - Serr:
I'D ueiu, oamals, oIs Sie serahe jung
paren, bitte i'd mid ~ iebr in Sic per.
Iiett.S
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
E@eriraae.

Nie te3eibnet man bas WinnGer pom
Geier dn 8esenids 81 eem briteneeu
g8eib6en) nit einem eiusisen Bud,
itabeU?
IRtp crt: Dian idreibt Elm rG";
eeUu oas III Elm Eeier chue ,Giern
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
linsorilntia aefpsed at,,.

Hiuf, Runse, Su bift elm sdu unse.
epsener 8uride! sld, penn id Sein
Batter pdre, Su frIIteit Sid iddmen,
mein Gpbn au iein.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Grcbe aeuereien,

bel gicepirtb Milbts.
Bis orei llbr bate iia spar nod fein
Mietber eeseist, baflr bemertte MiIbia
aber POM Senfter aus cine MdFenans
iamnIun9 DOR benz ginsange bes Sellers.
6 purpe pieI sela6t. unO Die @a7en,
iungen idauten bebarrli6 in bic Seniter
Wilpig's binein.
pWiub brd einmaI ieben, pas es
siebt," iaste Miloig uno sins binaus.
Ct purbe nit einem rieTsen Geipble ems
pfangen.
nSeet sebt's Irs?" bieb es pom pers
ihieoenen Soften.
u@os sebt Ics?" rief MiIois, uno
padte eineu Sungen, relder am Iauteiten
idrie, beim Sruaen.
vNanul" webrte iib bieier, nnat bens
fen Sic Id2 6aben Sic mir p'Ieidt
baSu anfaidirt?"
pInfanaen! InIansen |" t5nte es ous
benz 9ublitum, apcsu bobcn mir Gntree
besabIt !"
MiIois bIitte rutbios I'm iid Der unS
bemertte au ieiuer Oreuoe einen S6uss
mann iber bic 5trabe frmmen, einen
suten Setannten.
raber, WtiIoig," reoete Jpn oieier ernli
an, upas MAIDEN Sic benin fin geidibs
tent Sic pereen pegen ercben uniuas
unb Grre9uns zines auiIaufs ansstIust
peroen."
9Ils TiiIoig ibn rerblifft anitarrte, aos
Der Sdusmann Elm 8ettunssblatt oua
Der Solhe une belt e5 ibm rer slu9en.
Sa mar oeutlib 81 leien:
Grrbe aeilereien,
agsuiebeH ppu "a ubr No6mlttass
keim gicepirt6 Wiloi.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Cont uno Seat.

Scr Is Sabren bat Der 9arI 9ierbuber
bic Morie Babel beimsefibrt - iest mub
bic Marie Sierbuber, sebOrene Babel, Den
aarl 8ierbuber auabenbiib beimflbren.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
NSnifitfit teir1 Grnrrn

9rpfeiicr: p@elder Iulbt fRs
Sic, Serr aaUsioat, lber Sieien San p
- &auoioat: p@aus Ger Sbrigsn,
9err 9rcfeTcrI@
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
EcpetIsfuxiseB SeuSni5.

Sisreura beseuas i'd, eas Id in tefaf'
IeneEl 3uftanee zen Earl eshmazn an
mcntas abeno i'm @irtbabauie 9sfsbeu
babe S6miet, CrtsiAulse.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

Die Sron zines Ie,r grrter San.
tiers ta. cine Ttaidine fir bic 0eresUun1
rpn Srabtieilen erfunSen, bic ibr fir
s25, 200 haar uRb cine hauerroe stbaabe
pcn eiEcr Sau Sru,eissper Sirma atae,
faaft rpreen TIT. Sic fam cuf bic Seee
brr6 Die gsprbnbeit. ibr Garn iar ibre
Strimpfs ielbit gu errbea.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Toip.

9ebrer: No.. IIip, mesbolb bat
Rain ieinen Sruoer gbel eridlaasr? =
Der tleine 9ieisl: u@eil hamals
oas 9ulper nod nidt erfuHoen parI"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Git, tuaDser @clo.
Cab feim stseuss 2eben eabin. tint aroer'
bonn 4cSe m errcffen.

bonn 9cse 81 errctten.
@eit mebr aIs aIe uns aus Der Ges
ididte betannten &riessfibrer, beren
Rubm ouf maHenbnfte Observation-Disclosures
tunsen sesrinoet TT, perbient Der idli6te
Mann unb arbetter, beiIsm Bib mir Der
2eiern bier porflbren, ben Namen zines
!6elben. lin anbere, ipnit benz Scbe ges
peibte Weniben, su retten, bat ct iid
ielbit freipiQis uno bel pollen Beipubt.
iein einem S6idiaI iberliefert, pie man
eS iih ihredlider nidt oenfen tam. 9ls
am Ietten @eibnadtsmoEaen Der Wiiiii,
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
ST es &pebra

Gin psca.inenteS Guieaeoer 9latt iternpeIt
srei uom gnard,iftsmpro3e6 be:annte go'
Ii;eibsamts ST. 7iebssbsbferm.
0rpbes gufieben bat fiirsli6 in Chicago
elm glrtifel Der .Gimes" berporgerufen,
in nelbem mebrere ourd ben slndrhiitens
proseB betannt gemOrbene 8oliseibeamte
in Elm iebr idledtes 9idt geiteIIt ipuroen.
IS puroe ndlulia bebauptet, bab Srau
Mabel 96penitein, lpel6e unldngit ibren
Gatten bur6 einen SduB perpunoete,
cine GntblIIuns 9emadt babe, Der aufclse
ibr Gatte, Setettip 26penitein, pe!der
ietner 5eit ben Nnardiiten 2pui5 9ingg
feftnabm, uno Trli5eitapitdn Sdaad
iapn ieit lansem Elm ressIredtes Giebesz
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
ee.rnftSof.frar

Ssrr Maser gu SrduIain Taier):
~4fsin SrduletH, woIIten Sic iia pieIleid:
flniti9 germ nit = i5reibeu !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

v..So, ainoer9en, ner bieie @cde am
artisiten 1T, miro als Selobnur9 am
Scnntag Wirrgen
su aIIerlebt - aepal6en !"
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Sie leste Suus

siRen iuoiiden Safir. Gieie 6asirs inn Gle
gIrmeH uno GIencen, bic Iesten unter ben
mubammeeanii6en Geifliaen, cline Grt
sei!lidef 9Sbel, bic bettelnb, i'm S4muse
uertcnimen uRs fanatii5 fir bic ausbreis
ting ses SsIam teoaSt, pcn Srt 81 Srt
Sieben. Giele gsteti.er unb Slber fne
auemai einc @lase Der GSrier, tn bic iie
einSietcH. 1aa Nnret fie in Ger eonssn
Recommendation @elt, ron Iarrifo
bis In ben iEoii6en Mrbirel1aus.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
SsiAdeeu.

Sriulein: 81 rl1ee tie eineu
aflGeHo id6Een Wanns maine 6ane rel.
den ia nlsts Id gu siisriaa.is isiH Il
-0et: o. Ste erauiams, Sic rsb'
ren mir ale .5sf7Huns.s
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

@as benz Reierpemann 4urjelfelIner
sepperI in Der 3eritreuuns paiiirte. aIs
sr gum eriten Mlale ietneu frdberen Cbers
fen auf Der 0aiie besesnete.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
WHAT SHALL WE WEAR!
NEW YORK AND PARIS FASHIONS
THAT HAVE FOUND FAVOR,

Many C the new fchus are christened with
old names, some being patriotic>ny called
after Martha Washington and Dolly Madt-
son; others are called Marie Ausotnetae,
while others, copied from old pictures ars
clsssed as Joshua Reynolds fchux
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02
Enshinn N1.tf4.

Bonnets for surlrrer wear arc many x
them crowrless, and zone o. the ne~ hafs
are transparent, al arrangement which 10
suggestive q both coolness and hshtrssz.
French wozaau are dressing the hair Io~ al
the back. with the eatogan, and for this s.yis
high boEnets would be quite .nAdrnIzzibla
The gallons for dress trimmings are rsalls
Of braid On edge, which when nssd look a. 4
they bad been braided on The s.uf ard taxa
the form Of ginp&
Boas q tallo VIII Be worn tie coming sum
ner with evening soilssA
When green b ctsosea for eatirs gowns tie
grayfsh shades, such reseta or vest d gJi4,
are favored, bat for acoe.sor1ss tee ysilor1zs
grrez4s. especially tGlcai, C1axreuss or Me-
terrioh greens preSiozaina.s.
TIE buttons INTENDED 70 De woru en- dtrso-
toire bo6brs and coats ara large, to oezsezi
painted % ivory. AID borcersd with reas.
and paste risza Ttey are copssd frO1a ID
Of thoss 6a7s was crystal
I,eeki..s Espo-ss~ - DipAEas-.
We were iAseay tod BY snxzsrs Via
bad seen ca o vkfs % knMcens<sA, q q
Ed rzp With E7sfsaess hDy H-Oost1s.sy
pa-snts vf0 so<nrstrnn invfss t1s4s st4iltrza
70 thar dnafs- Two c113r=a by dead Il
6rfzn91a h HAstsn. I'D s~<y ynrzs szs
70 Ea<sb Atssn5.ou for der s1srf snd oily
rrrzs-.ns cszd. rr<sz-kGas y0sns rAa.
clerk y truy sso-e. so cG1s bozss % tie
fune-i e vzs korA ,ock In ts1ns ~
tsod Ts AdnGre "a oDssassoz t=yz.ss
via vtt.h yurs NAG ssJ-s str~z6 iass
TIA "a 20 sAvs . trowrzH3 er0ozS or e.s~-,
ani have ID vrs& II d4nsFz.~2 lar - -
rect -tso pe-r1ss htu 20 10 20. spr4any 4
be ca s~sr. Luz - Gala ea<sd T. Ia esa;h,
- II De i,E.aocs aho~e-vs kays % Ssrts
q co1kz-zzs.so1 t< iaeAx.dtrc psr<zsz. t.s
th~-1 osxh: 70 be s.rocy sod hcassky pxbszs
az.azsz-s o.; xoc5d I'D sscz par-1: % .
aid sruu 70 RAJ - .cs Di5ssszrA b .
diysass vhznt b Eshh II aay o.S sr - 49,
RIA Ia ia rssaxaz:y. asslnx. waieA - h~rs
% prSssr-soz, o1Jy 10 kseS s-xy nO<a &.
Tie yvzaz zaa. z ks~zs ns~sy v>e-aHssnt
rs4st.s k.-s tsued sal pox w-sh l. pr1zssy,
bet tss yosza p~xss, ssyscszlly - s&---
-ao oxzes wssE1a tks z-fscsp3 AGO. & d4ss-
iberia sskz ess IFS IN ss kAn4-~ -S~s1iAsy
I.xcscscH.
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

bort olrtdblig perlpren uno MIR npd Bel
often 2eutea fnset man bic Sdttpwiruna,
pelte seraoe bel ibnen 5ur b6biten gpaz
tpumenbeit eeNieben mar. Sas Mctc,
10 nunntcn ite bic Ginribung prn Spiral
LINEN ins @eiidt, ipIIte einmal bic Ndnz
ner In Der S6ladt flir6tbar eri5einen
ldfen uno bann bas 9efdt i5miden.
8uroe bod Elm 2ieb6en pdbreno Der
i6lnerSbalten Operation geiungen, in benz
eS beibt: pSebe 2inie peroe 9espgen
Im a6rper oes grpben, reiden Mannes
Ia5 bic Siguren fd blbfd seitaItcn. gn
benz Wdnne, Der ni6tS sablen Tam, made
iie frunm, Idi7e iie pfen /" Ord mar bic
Sdttpipirung i'm lebten Grunbe Elm reIiois
Ser Srau6, pom 8rieitcrn unter Gebeten
uno Seidn9en ausseibt, nobel na6 uno
nd& Elm saus beitima1ter Still in merfpirz
eisen Spiralen uno Spsenoeri6Iinaunaen
iib beran8biISete, Der als MapriltiI bes
tannt gewrrben lift.
Betdnnt lit, ed5 eie Mapri chit ale
aannibaiea paren, br6 1T bieie llnIitte
bereits felt pierji9 pSer fanfsia Suhreu
Wichita eagle., 1889-06-02

bel ibnen db9es
70 m men, tpenn
au6 nc6 bier urs
"a bel ibren aIte
Wdnner leben, bic
in ibrar Susenb
Wenf6 en- fletib
9etuitet babeu;
bed benz iiinsereu
0ei6ledt tltnst
i6oa ieDe Grinnes
ring eoran fat
pie Elm Giir6cn.
Nirsenos fnbet
man aud mebr bic
ebemals slei6s
falls perbreitete
Sielpeiberei uRo
eie SamilieR les
ben ouf einiaa
patriay6
Sube.
Sic lebte SulIs
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03

a prominent icwclor, speaking of the
peculiar habits of everyday life, said
to II reporter: 1T is very interesting
to observe people comparing their
watches with our chronomctcr Some
times when trade is slow | derive
some amusement from the queer express
Sions which fit across mems faces when
they find that the watches which have
been their constant companions for
years are bctraying the iniirmitics of
age by falling behind little. Some of
the owners come inside and ask, in a
half hopeful, half-sorrowful way, if we
are sure our clock is correct.
"The affection some men feel for
their time pieces is surprising, and
sometimes it is difficult to convince
them that their watches are wrong.
"The most entertaining class of all
who stop before my chronometcr is that
composed of youngsters, with nickel
watches which they have, perhaps, re-
ceiyed from some enterprising clothier
as prize for the purchase of suit of
clothes. These boys will march up to
the chrOnometer with the air of million
aires, and draw their timepieces from
their pockets with flourish. Five, or
even ten, minutes ont of time either way
does not concern this class of obsery-
ers, so long as their watches keep
ticking"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03
Curious Notices.

In the railway carriage running be-
tween Calais and Paris there used to
be peculiar device for summOning the
guard or conductor Behind Il small
glass window in the wall of each COM
partmcnt dangled ring fastened to
the end of cord. Below, in French,
German, and English, was a notice, the
English version of which read:
"Should at amy time the presence of
the guard be deemed necessary, the
passenger will please break the glass.
pull the cord, and agitatc his arms out
the right hand window according as the
train is going"
Hero is another notice which is de
signed to put travellers on their guard
against unauthorized guides to Mount
NeslVills, and to warn tourists to OBJ
serve the guides number if they wish
to make complaint:
"Thc Ncsuvius guides acknowledged
by the company are only those who
have number of recognition Mt the
bonnet and an inscription, Guida del
Ncsuviu. Travellers are earnestly re-
qucstcd to remember that number of
recognition to the guide who escort
them, and to declare it if they have
any complaint to do; differently the
company will be in the impossibility to
pursue each reclamation"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03

ana when he opens his mouth visitors get
bnt an imperfect view Of the park. He loves
to insert himself in his neat little tank Just
so that his brows and organ of sen-esteem
will appear above the surface and suffer
himself to be admired.
The puma Is in the house with the two
horned rhinoceros. He is called field con-
color by the BIOLOGISTS, who have studied
him at Il distance OF several miles. Tho
puma Is also called the mountain lion by
those who have associated with him.
saw one OF these animals side-track him
self in order TO let our train go past in Utah
once. He went up telegraph pole and
pcercd in the window as | went by. The
puma does not care for asparagus. Spring
lamb and little children make a good style
of removes for him, He rarely eats a per-
son who smokes cigarettes or eats raw
onions.
Near tho puma we find some delightful
snakes. They are on an elevated floor OF d
plain, unfinished cage. The moccasin
snake is there-the beautiful. but disagrec-
able. TOriCOphis piSciroriS OF the Southern
States. The boa constructor is also resting
in n corner, looking longingly and hungrily
at the two horned rhinoceros on the other
side OF the aisle.
SO much has been said OF the late Mr..
Crowley and his Borrowing widow that l
will not refer to them here at length, for
other and ADLER pens than mine have COW
cred the ground Suffice IL to say that,
though essentially "A humorist. Mr.. Crowley
had his own sorrows to contend with, and.
though he brought many smiles to the faces
Of those who were sad. he suffered mem
tally and physically all his life. Matrimoni-
ally he was not happy, having been forced
into an alliance which was distasteful to
him, yet Mr.. Crowley respected his marriage
vows. even while hating the bondage to
which he was subjected. No one will ever
know how his heart achcd when he thought
Of the petite chimpanzec he had left in his
far-away home. or how her image was in
his heart when he died and left his life in
surancc to the ono who now bears his
name. Though his humor was rather
broad. and. therefore, Objectionable to the
more refined. he got a great many good
press notices, and with Il little better voice
would have succeeded as II lecturer. Dy-
ing in New York as he did. he will not get
Il monument, of course, but he richly de-
serves one.
1t would be impossible to enlarge upon
the almost numberless specimens of ami
NAL life scattered about through tho park.
from the wakcful weasel to the moth eaten
buffalo, from the littlN birding up to the
largo. portable emu. the little. smooth zebu
or BOS HdicUS the pensivo stork, the yak,
Tho kOodoo, the wart, hogs of the wilder
ness. and tho war toys of tho massive lion
and the lame lioncss who limps about her
cage and eats nothing but frogs legs and
ragoutS of beef
Sitting down near tho lions cage ono can
almost fancy ne is about to discover the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-08-03

Tourcc of the Nile. In the distance. as no
half closes his eyes, he hears the cluck of
the dOdO which has Just come Off her nest,
with Two little new dodos He also hears
the Tilt of the scaroo and the sleepy voice
of the high behind. The FURNISHED moon
seems to simmer little bit through the
almost opaque jungle. Tho yum-yu
tree seems to sigh in the gentle zephyr
The tutti-frutt palm sways in the sof
starlight. while far away in the deep re-
ccsses of the pungent night one can almost
hear Emin Bry.
In the murky depths of the bush the scor-
butte murmurs its low lullaby to its Young
and the lala sinks to rest with low cry.
Hist!
What is that?
| do not know what it is.
Is it the crOupy moan Of the dewdad as 10
rubs its hot back against the gum arabic
tree or is it the vailed Glory of the over ripe
citizen as he drops from the tree into the
vestibulc of Il straw colored lion with red
gums?
Again it is still until tho sleepy voice OF
the hippopotamus is heard as he yawnS a
little and obscures the race OF nature. Also
his own. Then as the silence comes there
is Il crushing blow in the back of the ex-
plorer. IL harsh voice tells him to wake up
and move on or get "a moss agate over the
DYE and thirty days on thoiland." He
awakcs with wild start to find himself in
the clutches of Il sparrow chase.
Central Park, including the menagerio and
the mouth of the hippopOtamuS, will be open
each day until further notice. Lohcngrin
boats will connect with park phactons and
polite policemen will club the catcrpillars
off tho trees and try to do everything in
their power to make the occasion success,