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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-20
4 g Fire nd MARION.

MARION, March 14.-ISpecial. AT o'clock
this morning the Stewart, Estep & Co. glass
works in this city were destroyed by fire. The
loss will reach about $4,000 and the insurance
about So COO "a follows: The Union Mutual OF
Cincinnati. 5000; North British and Mercantile,
$500; Lancaster, 5000; North American Of
Philadelphia, S. 600; New York Underwriters,
s. 600. Fire Association OF Philadelphia =, 900:
the Royal Of Liverpool, 5000; the Western of
Toronto, 5000 the Phoenix OF Brooklyn,
,.000; Niagara Of New York. 1000; Fireman's
Fund Of California, 81 600; Imperial Of London,
81 zoe: American Of New York, 81 600; German
American Of New York, 5000; American Of
Pbiiadeiphi = eco; Phonix of London, $1,000;
Queens Of Liverpool, $1,000; Connecticut Of
Hartford, 81, 900; total. So, 600. The cause Of
the ire was the overhead in the melting-room.
The company IS very wealthy and viii re
build on a larger scale at once One hundred
and fifty men are thrown out Of employment
by the fre. Il was one Of the leading indus
tries OF this city.
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LAPOBTE. March 14--ISpeeial. About one
hundred Of the friends and neigbbOrs Of Rep
resentative William Fowler gathered at his
residence last evening TO welcome him home
from indianapolis. Theyall carried with them
EeTved. after which the time was passed in so
ral converse until late hour. Mr.. Fowler is
one of Laporte's best citizens, and the high
esteem in which he and his estimable wife are
aeld by the visitors was manifested by the be-
stoval upon them Of several handsome and
valuable presents Mr.. Fowler in a few we'll
chosen words expressed his thanks to the do
nors for the kind remembrances and the cor
dial welcome extended to him, and assured
them that they would long be remembered.
His constituents generally are well pleased with
the record be made at the recent session OF the
legislature.
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A sunday Suicide.

fort with war-iike Indians surrounding it. Her
sons and grandsons are among the best people
of the city
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-20

On the produce exchange to-day the butter market
was weaker fancy creamery, 25et26c; choice to fine,
2062ic; fine dairy, 20G2lc; good 10 choice, lSG2Oc.
Eggs-Weak at f5c.
NEW YORK, March fredericksburg, 1885
pkgs; exports, AZ brls, sacks heavy; lower 10
sell export business moderate; chiefly low grades;
sales eco brls; low extras, S3634O winter wheat
low grades s3G3.40; fair to fancy, S3.5O@5.50 do
Minnesota clear, "a l595.1O; do straight, s4.65G
1885, do patents % 25G675i do rye mixtures, 81 10g
Ass. Corn Meal-Dull; yellow western. s.. 50@290.
Wheat-Beceipts 1885, exports, none; sales, 10OS0,
coo bu futures 80, 900 bu spot; spot market dull;
s&a11zc lower weak; No. red. 9O54d9ls4c elevator
91ls6gS5 &c ahoat 92G9S5sc o b.; No red S61Sc;
No. red S1.04; No. white, 95c: options, pressure
sell on good weather reports from the West and
financial uneaSiness in Paris foreigners free buyers
at the decline which is 1919e below Saturday; No.
2 red, March, closing Ole; April. 9i5S@92c,
closing 9l1sc; May, % 9-l6@94e, closing
9254c June 9S15d943sc closing 9319c; July. 92lz9
9Sl &C. closing g21Sc; Aug, 9Os@91sc, closing 90sc;
Dec, 3149955c, closing 9Sl{e Stocks Of grain in
store and ahoat March 15-Wheat 1855, 551; corn,
1885, 29s; oats LAS, 1866 rye. 127O93i barley 2Se,
4S0 malt, 141, 559; peas, 2S,s7S. Corn-Receipts,
$4,000 bu exports, So $50 bu; sales, 24SOoO bu fu-
lures, 900 bu spot Spot market steady mod
erately active; No. 2 42SSd42s<c elevator, $3.50
49, ahoat No. white, l61gc; No. ,, 4l249421ac;
ungraded mixed, 4O2194S1gc; steamer mixed 423s@
4sIze; options dull; ls@1<c lower; weak; March,
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The Prnnnce Market.

Cranberries-Per brl, fancy, ss5099; common,
s5@6; bushel boxes. choice S27593.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
UNION STOCK YARDS,
TNnrkH pnUrz Mech IL faeo

CATTLE-Receipts, %; shipments, Is. The
ket is steady at last weeks prices on all choice
grades of both butchers and shipping cattle. Com
mon stuff dull
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When Baby vas sick, ne gave her csstoria,
when sbe was Child, she cried For Csstoria,
Hhea she became Hiz-. she chung 10 CastoriA,
whsa shs had Children, she gave them CsstOrin,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-20

sugars-Hard, 794993Sc; confectionery A, T1I975s;
off A, T14973Ec; coffee A, 71S974c. white extra c,
67s@714c; common extra q, 65s961sc; good yellow,
65s965Sci common yellow, 6Cd614e-
choice, 2lG2Sc; fancy, 2492jc; Golden Rio,
2sg27c; Java, 2s9S2c; Leverings E. /. c.,
roasted, 2I14c: Schnull q Co.'S standard, 1850;
Arbuekles, 2f1<c.
Molasses-New Orleans new crop, SO945o; medium
sirups 25930c; choice, 35G40c.
Salt--In car lots, 81 small lots, Si.10d115.
Spices-Pepper, 19a2Oc; allspice, 121ri5cs cloves
26G30c; casss, 1O912c; nutmegs, 7o9s5c per pound.
Starch-Refned pearl, 3td3lx &C per pound Cham
p gloss, and 10 packages, 59514c; Champion
gloss lump, 31z94c; improved corn, Gaze.
Miscellaneous-Rce, 6161Ic Coal oil. S4dlic
Beans. navy, S2Q2.25 medium, S2id2A narrow
fat 81 35a2 so. Canned goods Black berries S5fa
SOC; peaches. 3 pounds. s1.7592; peas, S1@l.30;
salmon, pound. sl90G2.2F; tomatoes, pounds, 81
al 10: sugar-corn, 90cGsl5 So Raisins-CalitOrnia.
London layers new, s2.50a275 per box; Muscatel
double crown, new, sLso92. Prunes, old, 415g5c,
Currants, 6G71[c
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A WATCHMAN'S BLUNDER
LEADS TO KILLING a YOUNG MAN.

Other State News-0Trs. Hanna, Aged Nine
ty-Eight, Dies ut Fort wayne-Elope-
ment- Breach of Promise Promi-
nept Farmer Dead-Minor Notes.
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Dry Goods.


Trade during the week past was active and con-
tinuance is looked for this week There are a good
number of buyers the market, and the selections
general Large lines OF challes, organdies, both
domestic and imported, lawns, etc, viii be shown
this week
A, &c; Atlantic H, TIC: Amory L, 71Sc At
lante D. CSC; Nashville standard, 7c; Atlantic p.
&c; Nashylie AA, SIC; Rock City, T4c; Cumber-
i2a s G2ns9s9ta Ri aa4s6 State atss P z
Log Cabin, nc; John P King AA, &c; PeppereIi
E, nc; Statue Liberty, sc; Pepperell r. &c; At
lante Ii, SIC; Pepperell, ga, zoe; Pepperen, 1914
BLEACHED SHEETINGs = Blackstone "A, TIC;
Berkely cambria 1910; Cabot A. TIC; King Phillip
eam6ric Ice Lonsdale SIC; Lonsdale cambria, lOc;
Hope i5ze FToit s5ei Mason s4e; Hill Hill sc;
Island No 3, SIC; FOrget-me-nOt, 65<c; Farwel, s4c
DwighAnchOr &c; Wamsutts, l0Zc; New York
mills, 1O1zc Pepperen ga 22c; Pepperel, 1914, 24c;
Utica, 81, Csc; Utica, 1O-4, 271Sc-
solid colors &c; Cocheco fancy, &c: Eddystone,
&c; Hamilton, fancy, &C; Hamilton, turkey red
612ci Pacific, 4ci Simpson, black, 7ci Steel River
fancy &C. windsor, fancy, 7c c,.-
BROWN DRILL-Crescent A, SIC; Rock City, &c;
Darlington, nc; Pepperell, ne
Observation-Disclosures A A, 13c; Portsmouth,
121zc; Conestoga F, 15c; Susquehanna, 15c; Cones
toga T, 15c Hamilton, 1114c York, 80 in, ll1Sci
York, 80 in, 1870; Oakland A, 713e Thorndike A,
DKNns-Amoskeag, 14c; Beaver Creek A, 111zc:
Columbian lie; Beaver Creek b 1o1Sc; Everett
blue, 1215c; Haymaker SIC; Otis, o., l6ci YORK,
Boz. 15c.
Observation-Disclosures stripe, 1O5<c; Amoskeag
check 1Oc AmOskeag cheviot stripe, SIC; Amoskeay
cheviot plaid 9lac Economy checks SIC; Otis, SIC;
White River plads, &c; Bee Hunter, &c; Carolina,
CAMBRics-Edwards SC; Concord, Sc. Man
haitian, &C. Warren, sc; MasonviIe Roll, high
eolors, 7e; Masonville Roll. common colors, 60
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The Provision Market
e.fOE ar

clear backs y los. average 50
Heavy average sides, bellies and backs &c less
than above quotations.
morgan & Grey brand
sugar-cured hams, 1c less than price Of Reliable"
English cured shoulders &c less than price of "Re-
able;" breakfast bacon, less than price of IRE
liable"
Porter" brand
Dried beef
Bfeakla~N uACoh lVra
d. s. and Picked Meats
English cured, clear sides, unsmoked .........-. 81
Bean pork, per bbl zoo lbs 20
Ham and rump pork. per bb 200 lbs ......... Il %
Chop pork, per Dbl, 200 lbs IL so
Also in one-haf brls., containing 100 lbs at halt
the price OF the barrels with SOC added 10 cover ad
dtiOnal cost of package
Iard-Pure kettle rendered, new. in tierces SIC;
also in half barrels &c advance price OF ueroes
50-pOund cans in 1OO-pOund cases, &c advance on
price OF tierces 20-pOund In S0-pOund cases. zc
advance price of tiercos; 10-pound in 90
pound cases &c advance on pnce OF tierces 5-pound
cans in 6O-pound cases, Sc advance on price OF
tierces 3-pOund in 6O-pound cases, &c advance
on price Of tieTces
Central" family lard in tierces .............. ~
martin" refined lard in tierces. ~
Also in 5O-pound and 2O-pound cans at usual ad-
vance.
Smoked sausage-Boogna-In skin, large or small
&c; in cloth, &c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-20

Cash quotations we're as follows; Flour-Dull
and unchanged; No. spring wheat 941ta9415c;
No. spring wheat, nominal No. red, 9414 &c;
No. corn 341sd3Easc; No oats, 242Se; No. rye,
43c; No. barley, nominal; No fax seed, sl.5S;
prime timothy seed, Sl.40; mess pcrk, per brl.
S1 S5lI 80; lard per 100 lbs $3.50; short ribs sides
(loose) s6G6lO; dry sailed shoulders boxed $3.50
as Is; short clear sides boxed, S6.5O96. 621s;
out oafu nrhanuad
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07

The Westminster .idr~0tr says We
know nt No reason why Senator T.. X.
Wilson should not be returned io the
Senate. Under the law his successor must
hr chosen from the Eastern Shore. Then
if an Eastern ShOreman must he chosen.
why not Senator Wilson : We venture
the opinion Maryland has had no al'lcr
representative in the upper house Of the
national legislature for some years. The
State has certainly Ind no more untiring
and faithful u Senator. Senator Wilson
is prudent. careful and able. and his six
years service has given him mn expert.
cnce that will make him valuable Ia the
State and to the country in succeeding
Congresses. and mn able champion of the
people against the proposed schemes for
federal control Of elections and other nb.
noxious measures the Republican party
conicmplaies bringing forward to override
the States and ill further ceniralize pow
or in the government.
Let Mr.. Jackson ill out his term as
Governor and Mr.. Wilson bc returned la
the Senate. Gov Jackson Is still young
and will he better fitted for the Senate six
wears hence than now"
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
OTRAWBRIDGE
y & &Cl07H'ER.
nrrTr A rNrar rayTYa
PHILADELPHIA.
Our long Dress Goods Counters

are full Of life and activity these Decem.
Der DAYS. How could 1t he otherwise with
Winter just before us. and such superb
stock Of Winter Dress Goods pro.
ducts Of two continen,s-'lisplayed in ap.
parently endless profusion ON thousand
feet Of counters?
The question is sometimes asked: WHY
carry so large a stock, representing al.
most everything that is produced abroad
or ut home: Would not u smaller line
equally satisfy the demand. taking less
room and leaving space for other lines Of
goods. Orr ans,rer is Dress Goods with
us are the great speciality Of the business,
and we prefer 10 have not alone sufli.
cient. but an oeerjfowing stock. not being
content simply to meet the demand hut
ieading IL ol'rays. and giving our patrons
the choice Ofihc worlds products.
DevO,ing ourselves not to general mer.
chandise, but to the grea, Dry Goods 5usi.
ness erctHsireiy, we prefer in that special
business to lead the country. dcvoling our
whole time and attention. with all the
facilities Of our great organization, 10 the
service Of our patrons In this line. And
with every added gear as the business
grows greater and has become of national
rcpuie, with orders coming to us from
every State and Territory in the Union
notably from New York. Boston and
other centres Of commerce feel in.
creasingly satisfied TO continue and still
further perfect the service to the great
public, in the special but comprehensive
lines which belong 10 the business of u
well ordered drys good house.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
Advantages Of Lemonade.


Lemonade made from the juice of the
lemon Is one of the best and safest drinks
for any person, whether in health or moi.
II IL suitable for all stomach diseases, ex.
cellent in sickness. in cases Of iaundicc,
gravel. liver complaint. inflammation of tie
bowels and fevcrs II Is specific against
worms and skin complaints. The pippin
crushed may he used with sugar and wa.
ter and taken as drink. Lemon juice is
the best antiscobuiic remedy known. II
not only cures the disease hut prevents
il. Sailors make daily use of /, for this
purpose. We advise every one To rub
their gums with lemon juicc 10 keep them
In n healthy condition. The hands and
nails are also kept clean, white, soft aud
supple hy the daily use Of lemon instead
0f soap. II also prevents chilhlains. Lem.
on Is used In intermittent; fcvcrs mixed
with strong. hot. black coffee. without su.
CUR. Neuralgia, Il is sail. may bc cured
by rubbing the part affected with II cut
lemon. II Is valuable To cure warts. II
will remove dandrun by rubbing he root $
Of the hair with Il. II will alleviate and
finally cure coughs and colds and heal
diseased lungs, IL taken hot on going Ia
md at night. Its uses are manifold. and
Tie more we employ il internally. the hri.
ter we shall find ourselves \ doctor in
Rome is trying II experimcnially ~ mala-
rial fevers with great success. and thinks
In time II will superse,le quinine.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
Order Nisi.

Charles j.. Truiii. Assignee Of Joseph
Godfrey,
Alexander ID. Irwin and Rose \. Irwin
his wife. Il a.
IN the Circuit Court for Worcester coun-
~. la Euiiy, No. i2::.a. November Term.
1889. To wit december 9Th. 1889.
ORDERED. that the sale made aud re-.
ported by George W. Purncll. Trustee for
the sale Of the real estate in the above
cause mentioned, be ratified aud confirm
ed, unless cause io the contrary thereof
he shown ON or before the ?9th day of
December, inst. provided copy Of this
order is inserted in some newspaper print.
e,l in Worcester county, once in each Of
three successive weeks before the Goth
day of December, In the year Eighteen
hundred and eighty nine.
The report states the amount Of sale To
he $l2O0O0
FRANCIS HENRY PrRNELi., Clerk.
True Cspy.
Test FRANCIS HENRY PrRNELI., Clerk.
dec s.3t.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
REMOVAL! REMOVAL!
a@lElslElElslElgl@SE @slglglglEl@IE15

- eyeaao oody ad n
N] M aecompIed dg o refuge
1-1
This
planned and
of orcmtome sawA
is 7hyoI Ieaand ndcna 81
dC Wall Window Shades
Furniture 10
y crom DIR
think
tive We0n Ie attention to
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
Can You Ask More ?

The endorsement of thousands of
pleased patrons should be guarantee
enough that you can always save % per
cent. in your clothing purchases ty buy
Ing from us dulablc, stylish and first
color material only is used by us in max.
ing our celebrated Line Of Goods aud
5000 and $,4.5O are the catching prices
for Suits and OvcrcOais that can't bc
matched elsewhere for SEQ. The Bell
Cloihiug Co. Cash Clo'hicrs. Pratt 81.
adjoining Hanover.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
Notice To Creditors.

TINE undersigned hereby gives notice
that hr Inns ohiainr,l ifnm the Or
phnns' Court fnr Worcester conniy.
Letters Tcsiameniary upon the estate "f
JOSHUA HOLLOW tY.
late of said county, deceased Al prrs"ns
having claims against The said estate arr
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof. To the subscriber.
on or leiorc the ;IOih day of May. in the
year isD0. otherwise they may l1 exclndl.
cd by law from the benefits thereof.
ASBUltY q. IIAMBLlN.
Executor.
Test: Tmos ID. puRSELi..
nov. 30-ai. Register of Wills.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
Published Every Saturday by
PURNELL & VINCENT.
WHO WILL GETTHErAIl,
The Subject to he Started in Con
grcss This Week.
Editors and l'roprietors,

The Subject to be Started in Con.
grcss This Week.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Dec.
1.-The subject Of a Worlds
Fair in 1892 will be brought
in Congress this week. The
first move Of the New York
people will be to have a spe-
cial committee appointed to
report a bill providing for the
holding of such a fair. Moth
will be said in the resolution
in regard to the location of
the fair. The Chicago and
St. Louis people are here in
great force. Ex-Representa-
tive O'Neill. Of St. Louis. and
General Clarke, the Clerk of
the last House Of Representa-
tives. will urge action in favor
of St. Louis. while a. +. Ste
venson. who was Second AS
sistant Postmaster General
under Cleveland, will advocate
giving the fair to Chicago.
1t is not probable that any
action beyond the appointment
af a committee will be taken
for several months. and there
are many persons who think
that the time is too short to
prepare for a Worlds Fair,
and that it may be best simply
tobavc a Government cclebra-
ton here in Washington, with
out any exhibition.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
UPsHUR & PURNELL, Solicitors.
Mortgagee'SSale
Or VALUABLE
Real Estate!

HY VIRTUE OF POWER con.
ID tanned Ia mortgage from Hester
Laws 10 Clayton J. Purncll. which
mortgage was assigned TO Henry G. lIud-
son and by him assigned to the undersign.
cd, said mortgage being dated Oct. s,h.
1887, and recorded among land records of
Worcester county, in Liber J. W. $, No.
., folios % and 9s. will sell at public
sale, To the highest bidder. for cash. ON
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07
TUESDAY,,
December 31,I869,

AT TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ,
At the Court House door in Snow Hill,
all that House and Lot in Pocomokc City.
which was conveyed TO said Laws by
Zadok J. Hall and wife by decd dated
September 25tli, 1871, and of record among
said land records in Libcrl. 7. NJ. No. ,.
folios SO and 81.
CLAYTON j PURNELL,
dec. s-is. Trustee and Mortgage.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07

We shall be pleased 10 furnish samples
when desired, and assure our patrons
that their orders will he given immediate
and careful attention in our well organi-
zed Mail Order Department.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07

The 0ilice-seeker knows his art.
When after votes he'll then impari
such love for you. you're sure his hcari
Ii one great friendly radiator.
But when the Office b. llas won
With pleasant smiles aud words he's done
He'll very quickly then IL come
4 bleak refrigerator HsraLi.
Democratic messenger., 1889-12-07

DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR uABIT-IN
all the WOrid There l. hut tine Care.
iDr. Hainrs' Golden specific.
Il tan he given In cup of tea or coffee. with
etfccting speedy and permanent cure. .wheth-
or the patient u n mOderntc drlnkcr ar an
alcholic wreck. Thousands of drunkarsiS have
hccn cured who have taken the Golden Speci-
nc In their coffee without their knowledge and
tO-day think they quit drinking Of their own
free Will. No harmful effect results from it,
administration Cures guaranteed. Send for
circular and full particulars. Address In cnn-
nhence. golden SPECIFIC Co.. lsa haeo 81.
Cincinnati. Ohio. nov. %
-Gcen pork IA plentiful In onr town
at q cents per pound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
IL YOU Drink You'll Bloat,

From the Philadely hia Times.
Liquids make fat. There is no doubt of this
in my mind, though am fully cognizant of the
fact that good many people will deny it. The
character of the liquids has good deal to do
with it, but the practice of drinking invariably
leads to unwieldy bulk. In Spain, where men
drink little, fat man is unknown. In Paris,
where men content themselves with slipping
thimblesfNl OF absinthe or small cups of black
coffee, the French are thin to a remarkable de-
gree. The women, on the other hand. drink
great quantities Of champagne, Burgundy and
latterly beer. and they are as result prone to
stOutness. In England men drink ale and beer,
and they are a thick-necked. pudgy and heavy
race "a rule. / had observed all this many
times, and when l went to Germany, where /
knew the consumption of beer was very great
/ had prepared to find fat men in abundance.
was not disappointed. There would seem to
be absolutely no end of big, corpulent and I'M
wieldy men in Germany. While in the army
they are slim and splendid looking warriors.
but two months after they leave the ranks they
become heavy, puffy and beefy to the last de-
gree. This is even so in the ranks among the
other soldiers. and the cavalry were men of
such extraordinary weight that they always ex-
cited comment from strangers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
The Virgin Was Foolish,

LYDIA AtheFtOn in wide Awake.
A gentleman and his wife who had gone to a
neighbors for an evening visit felt obliged to
cut short their stay. in consideration of the
feelings of their young lady hostess, who was
overcome with modification because the parlor
lamp went out.
IL was house where the decorative craze
was at the time rampant. Scarcely an article in
the room that was not kensington painted or
kensington stitched or REALISTICALLY draped -
Decorated bellows. decorated candles deco
rated mirrors, decorated jars, jugs, plates
bottles, mugs, vases. baskets, fans. milking
stools. placques and panels. lambrequins. wher-
ever laInbrequins could be attached; filmy
drapery over pictures and easel. over every
thing that could be draped-catching on one 5
buttons. being whisked off Oh ones skirts if one
dared To move.
Greatest triumph of all was a genuinely ar
tstic lamp OF price, which had over il a petit
coat of satin ribbons. in "a symphony of yellow
-citron yellow. lemon yellow. gold. old
gold and Orange-showing through an
outer petticoat of exquisite lace with flounce
that would have driven cardinal wild to pos
sess IL for his own personal adOrnment. But
alack for the practical details of this show
house, The light began to wane, then rally
again wane; and then with one desperate
effort al saving the family name. il went out
On the way home the couple talked pity
ingly of the ladys humiliation. The moral
of which is" said she. ..that lamps should be
trimmed" replied he, "but not with point
lace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-27
Arts Of the Chicago Damsel.

rrOH CulchRO Herald.
Why is it that young lady in street car
likes to appear vivacious and pretty in the eyes
of the strangers about her? She does, though.
There may be nothing of the flirt about her,
and she may be quick to repel. with a whitening
glance, any advances upon the part of a strange
young man, but she does like to appear bright
and winsome in her manner. She will slyly
wet her ruby lips to give them more of a color.
and will cast arch glances from her more or
less pretty eyes. She thirsts Tor male admira-
ton, and exercises many neat little tricks to
obtain it. Ii she sees some old man in the
car-some old gentleman whom she knows
through her parents, but whom she would be
very chilly to under ordinary circumstances
she hastens to recall herself to him, in order
that she may bring into play, in a chat with
some one, those pretty little arts Of converse.
ton which will cause the men sitting across the
way to lay aside their papers and watch her
II she can do this, she has gained her point and
is happy.