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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
Household.

Men have essayed to describe women,
but after reading the attempts of the
wisest woman must regard all of them
as signal failures. One man has pref
tily said, ''women are the poetry of
humanity - but John Stuart Mills,
wiser than many, practically says that
no man has ever known a woman, that
a woman's love of praise and fear of
blame ever unsconoiously makes her
pose before her closest associates and
hide her absolute reality. A partial
truth Is in both these assertions and II Is
not necessary now to stop to prove that
these foibIes are not exclusively femi-
nine, it is simply admitted, for woman
Is the theme IN hand.
Women are truly the poetry OF life,
although some of it is written in very
unoouth meter. without the soften
ing influence that converts houses into
homes, and man the animal into man the
gentleman. life would not only be pro-
sale, but the world itself would be q ken
mel of beasts. Womau's influence has
saved to the world all that tends to refine
and ennoble, but never in her history,
since she has been emancipated
from serfdom and ceased to be chsttel
or an idol, has she had so fair field of
usefulness as now. In the DAYS OF the
Greek philosophers, when sculpture,
painting, music, philosophy and poetry
fiourished best, that age OF luxury bsgot
Aspasias and Sapphos, and culture in the
far East evolved Cleopatras 20 win men
from allegiance 70 home and country, and
teach them to crave luxnriaDt dailiance
rather than sterling patriotism and pa
- at
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

skirt and left shoulder with costly
buckles eff gold or silver. Others have
short sleeves with Corday folds over the
breast of superb real lace or pearl-dotted
silk tulle.
''Hammock dresses designed for
elegant wear on sultry, lazy
afternoons are announced. They
are made with long flowing
ing Greek lines; they are steelless, cush-
ionless, half-fitting, but graceful withal
having no look of untidy looseness, and
are made of all the soft, pretty crepa-
lines, challs, carmelites, and also of
China silk, foulard and surah.
Among all the draped, pleated, and
crossed bodices, the fitting corsage
laced up the back is finding its way
among the favorites. The fronts are
fitted as closely as possible by deep
seam down the center, which is covered
by narrow but deep plastron, the point
of which reaches below the vast line.
This plastron is always handsomely dec
Grated. Similar effects appear upon the
bodice portion Of long clinging prIncesse
dresses.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
aMscrobe Kiilsr. >,

The tremendous sales are unprecedented e
fs curing thousands upon thousands OF people of
ali kinds Of diseases in the United States, E5f<1
land, France, South America and McKee,
tiers received daily from substaptia; H.
ing agencies in almost al fft<lElt .lE3tles. u
you are suffering the qa3t god shoHid use
be sick use Ire Iif<7bs Killer now aud during
the s1f.nc7 e. e to thoroughly purity youg
bleesi ma got VIII not be sick Call a. the Of
ffe ~ circulars giving 3 history of the micrcbe
t61ory. The medicine is harmless and very pal-
atable. A. Q. LlrrLEtoHS. Agent.
81 Mata stxset, Fort North. Tax
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

1900 Pair Ladies' warranted Fast Black Hose all szes
full, regular made, full length at 25c pair
2Oo Pair Ladies' warranted Fast Blank Hose extra vaue
at 33c a pair.
1000 Pair Ladies warranted Fast Black Imported Lsle
Hose, reinforced heel and toe extra value, at SOC
pair
900 Pair Ladies' pure Silk Atts in all coors II inches in
length, only 25c
1900 Pair Ladies' pure heavy Silk Mts, all coors and
Sizes II inches in length, SOC.
1000 Pair Ladies heavy Silk Mitts in finer grades
from 75c to $125.
Complete Stock of Evening Mtts in Elbow and Shoulder
Lengths, White Black and Cream.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04
SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
White Goods, EmbrOideries and FIouncings.

matera
Embroidered ST.
Embroidered
dlawnfou hemsttc
45Inch Hemstced $125
null
temstced null 20inch
MISSES FLoUNgfNG.
27{nch founcng, choice workan Hstens,
20 to 27inch Embroidered funng Yandykes SOC ST.
OVER EABRoIDERIEs
Lover lawnand cambic embroa
22inch Nainsook novelties $125
aBCKINGs
27inch tuckng
27nch Null tucking herrnga ucking, ereRe novelty, Zoe
MATCH EMBR0DERIES-A
JOB LOT MATCH MBR0lDERES
he Special Sale PTcsjOb lot 12nh NULL Soc
GOODS
plaid checked Swss-Whte, ow
Special designs Powered and large polka dot all late fancy white goods
An
500 Pieces Pacific y lie 500
stylish y he 500 Pieces Powered null musns beautiful coong 15c
Pieces "A fayal batste grounds richly embossed, Zoe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-04

i've - healthy, - blood shoFf ~ sek and g
,usS eascarile gu ztes the Z Vii keaEt
bed God Dafs AZ hsa.tll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
y q finanra!.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY,
DEMONSTRATIONS.

xor,Cr Tho Caumi,tre of which Edward hins Is
chairman hive Withdrawn their plan ana VI ' "
s,snce there being a doubt under the HIVE -,
uswer 10 sive a vote to bondhoiders' we ""''
iustead Of granting income bsndho"cI' " -. -,
in the second Mortgage certain pr'' ,.. -
enectunIly insure the appiicaho" " "
paymeut of interest on that morta"S. ,px
The time for the deposit OF seeur,e'
TIP Al TRrsT COMPANY OF E"-hohN """er '"o
-,..,,on agreement Of Nov. -, 1859 and fer
~. .,snc. If all the rights Hereunder 10 extended
10 MONDAY FEB. 3. 1890 inclusive
.o.r Ccb q $50, securities will only be received
".xr,.h. for sue limited time and upon payment oil
.ucb penalty rs the committee may prescribe.
An rights extended TO the dcpOsitors oil GENERAL
CONSOLIDATED PER CENT. AND PER CENT.
BONDs AND STOCK, under said agreement, To SUBJ
.cr,b. 70 the OoO fund will belong exclusively
70 the deposor- said bonds aud stock or their as
,sus who cpl such rights in proper form aud lodge
the acceptance Of such rights with the CENTRAL
rprsT COMPANY on or before Feb. 3. 1890
All rights extended to the dcposiiors of stock TO
.xere,se the rights which would have apperiained TO
asserting stockholders under the eleventh clause
ofsaid will be offered by the committee eX-
cusvey 10 depostors stock registered by the
CENTRAL TRu ST co. who deposit their stock on or
before Feb g. $780, and comply with the conditions OF
said aare the assgnecs of the rights OF snch
depositors.
AGUARANTEE SYNDICATE has agreed to take al
Of the S1S,OOQOO fund required for the purpose oil
payina the sEvENs AND THE UNDERLYING BOND"
which shall not be taken BY the FIVE AND ~iN Phh
CENT. BONDHOLDERS OR ny THE SrOChH"ip-
ERS. The syndicate has also agreed TO take All q"
the securitcs applicable TO stockholders who sha III"
10 pay tho assessment OFTEN DOLLARS OH each share
of stock, and have agreed to pay the assessment "pP"
cable TO all such uon-assentins stock.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF TIE CEN
TRIAL TRUST COMPANY OF y. y. HAVE BEEN
,Isrpn IN THE NEW.YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
FREDERIC T. OLCOVr,
JOELF. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY III DGE,
COLGATE UOIT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
COMMITTEE
as. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WALL.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

" X. STEVENSON & CO..
y. 100 BROADWAY,
NIW.NORK.
Execute orders hc pur sale Of stocks ot bonds
ON margin for investment Loans made a. low rates o.
interest Weekly financial circular published Mondays
WESTERN and southwestern Municipal
w Bonds bought 4ud sold.
!. ALDEN GAYLORD. Mills Building Broadst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
(lrlaurlul.
BOSTON. 16 DECEMBER 1s
TO the Stockholders of the
ATCHlS0R, TOPEKA
& SRNTaF
RAILROAD COMPANY:
BOSTON, le DECEMBER. 1889.

In Aprit last asked you intrust
prexics TO be used ai the annual meeting Of the Com
pnny in May. This resulted in change of manage
the introduction of reforms and economies aud
n financial reorganization OF the Company that has
general approval.
During The rganization n been
frequently suggested in the public press and by
rcus and large holders of the Compnny's securities
TINT would give greater stability 10 the reorgani2cd
Company II committed 10 the ccssful
working OF the plan Of ANIMATION. and nbso-
uicl, in the interest of the property, could be secured
for several
Con.ulting inclination and convenience
wOud prefer TO leave The cement of this great
propcrtytc thcr- but recognize the force of the
suggestion q al the necessity for such arrange
ment and. shareholders believe that great nd
likely result TO the holders of NIL
classes of the Companys securities from such coop
Grafton have consented q net in tho matter.
Holders of stock of the Atchi.on. Topeka and santa
Fe Ruilrond Company NAV deliver their certificates.
assigned upon the bncs in favor Of George e. naoun,
Thomas Barring. Oliver w. Peabody and John !.
UcCook. 10 the HOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND
THUsi COMPANY, - Milk street, Boston. subcctto
thai the tile TO such stock and the vot-
ing power thereon shall be vested in nominees or
also to be unmcd by Tor tea years.
or until July I. 1900.
The Trust Company will Issue stock Trast Crrtin-
emitting the holder nil the beneficial Interests
and belonging growing out Of the de-
posted shares and 10 the return of like number oil
shares when the the has expired unless
the same shn be further extended by The respective
parties in interest
Application will he made have tho Trust Ccriih-
above referred sicd upon tho Newly ork Bo--
ton and London stock Exchanges.
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
11nbIic Notite 8.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN by tho EN-
~ Movers Liability Assurance Cooperation, Limited.
~ Iondon England that Mr.. II. C. Mead. Of Detroit.
NJ clran longer an aren't OF the sald copoIaton
- January 10 1890 ENDICOTT MACOMBER.
Managers aud Attorneys.
II kilby-st. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
miscellaneous
Cost ano fouuo

I OST OR STOLEN.-nankboOk No. 2S2, 800 Issued oy
l. the &c man Savngs Rank In the city Of Newly 70
Emil wlerZ. Al lcfsons are caution q 70 NEGOTIATE the
requested deliver the book TO the Bank corner
14t-st and II not restored on the 10th day OF
February $780, application will be made 10 the BaaX tas
a dupl.cate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

There only foreclosure sales at the Real Estate
Exchange Yesterday. No. 73o East One-hundred and
tlirty-seventh- st., between Wills-ave. and Brown
Place. is a three story and basement mghstoop brick
dwelling on lot l6.ex7j. 1t sold TO the plaintiff IN
the suit for 81 900, the property Is unfinished No.
2O3 East One-hundrcd and rst-st. IS three story
brick tenement Oh lot 20XlOO. IL sold to the plantih
for 80. 500 No 40 West Ninety second ST., three
story brownstOne dwelling house, 2ON5OXiOO.9 has
been sold at private sale TO Mr. Mullen fol- $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

EOANOKE Gas AND wATER COMPANY
80 - Lift ~ LDGtG. ~ sol tn 4TH-~T.
PHILADl LPnIA, Jan. -. 1880.
~ He BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this day
d,-n-,d dividend at NE ia,. OF ~ - r. cen, r.
arnuni p 10 January 1890. the CAPITA STOCK u the
company ll iu PAYABLE 10 cash on ni after February
J. - tic 49,. 0ho.deI- u record ~ d" JsnlaF -. .
Tho tran-f lopks Of the company will close Tie
95th ia,t. and reopen Ola the 1t Ia. ~ February
II. r.. GERHARD
ITnaaurnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
Erl, nanicb.

A CENTS WASTEO--We have an original plan In deal
n ing with agents. which they greatly appreciate.
u furnish them with quantity OF catalogues. with
tb,r name printed each exclusive agents Tor their
cnuntv AGENTS merely TO that the Catalogues
~ nfopery distributed and the result II marvellous an
agent Ia this can also establish iaiss man sauc
PUN LESTER PAYNE & CO.. Battle Crock, Mich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25


HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
"CHAIX,"
IEDtDO. HAVANA CUBA.
Branch Of Restaurant " Paris" No If Oely. Havana.
THIS new establishment olers q Merchant Traveller
and Tourists all the modern uupror' mont and contains
.Ar, '"'' "'I i, . ,c Ia go
l'Nl9n- 2-.lceiS Sf. , =, ~ -, 0'n'
eea'e eon'F 1' go !is1'c iIs GIy pfSp9cr
SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. Or. STEoNGs
an .qrlum Open all the year. For the trcatnsn; o.
en,le nervous respiratory malaria and other chronic
,e,ses Equipped with all the best remedial appliance,
among item Massage Vacuum treatment. Swedish move
rcns Suspen,ofy treatment Electricity Turk sh Russian,
Roman. Eec,ro.t rmsl French dcuchc and all baths
cheerful ~ for treatment recreation. Ou:
dos ami indoor sports send Tor circular
WINYtH HOUSE. A-uEyIILE. y. G.
Climatic resorts Tor vall- suffering from diseases u lung,
wutor. Address 90 The Manaser,
II o XII I'll hAhn GEE 'wEln. MARION CO.. FLA
Located on nigh buf View . entire lax: Sur;
tf ,qy rs m and L asSns sSa ag s2d
Noel coHior'aoy equirpei; Opens De IS. Rooms
cLXnK. uot'. LaRS,idr south Lake Wen Fla.
Hot, claeud o Anruc GYM. Reopens Aprl 15,ls9o
." ''' '"'''JJ'AlGC EsoNyILLE. FLORIDA.
American plan.
A. W DIETER. owner. =. .....,.,.
sAEAr6GN Sl'EiNGS. Y. Y.
Under the same Management
XVIYDsoE HOTEL
WINTER RESORT. JACKSONVILLE. FLA.
Dogs. not taken. T. ii. ORVIS.
PUTNAM HOUSE.
WINTER RESORT PALATKA FLA
+. c. & W. F. oRvIS.
DOGS rot taken. Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

DED STAR LINE
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing fiOm Now YORK and Antwerp weekly.
FRIESLAND -. "Wednesday. January -. D. m.
WAESLAND w. dnesday. February B. 80 a, N
Cabin rates FIRST Cabin. si5 aud ppwart Exeurslon;
ss5 and upward Sc ;oud Cabin. s3S Excursion sJs
and SO Strcrage at very low rates. .
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. Gen'l Agts..o Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

Qiln propsrin Go tct.
n FFICTS TO LIT 90 now addition 2 Temple Court
~ Aruly TO III LAND & WHITING. on PREMISE. . BE-
sn--t
D 1--WE STORY BUILDINGS TO LIT ia Wa',s--t
near hickman suitable fo- rmer and hoaf'r business.
ErLANp IS WHITING. o b. ln--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

New.Yors Friday, Jan ~. 1890.
The following sales made at the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
4.stoy tenement, with lot, No 2O3 East l0lst-st, g.
90 II Q o 3d-aNe lot -0NIUO; " 4. IO,o r9oOu
4-stOry dwelling, win lot, II lJ'th-,t f5Ho III OF
WiisaIe, lot l6.3Xi5; D l. Maurice, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25

Anew BUSINESS EMPIRE. ,,,,,ov rn,.
NLTT,ur .cRfCTITURAL GARDEN REGION, tDu &.
SS,rrrnnN 4 T. fIsNTRT MINERAL GATEWAY, ana n0s.
oo.psrous CITY to-day IN AmerIea Ga3ess nn{tPANY
Nashville. Tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
COPY rXcllANGE nANK.

NETWORK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK,
NFW.YOKk. Jan. -. 1890.
vVUE BOARD or DIRECTORS has this day
declared dividend Of three 70 per cent. payable 10
~, ockhold,fs Oh aud after tho INST day Of February
next. = 49, p"....t..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
g onntrn propcrtn for Sale nn1 90 Cct

L'OE SAIL ln Pcri,,lI-t handsome cottage u I'D m,
an NOD. ru luir't'lrrt-. "at'rt rt-- team heat
An acre ~ ground VOL shaded lawn: carriage. house and
stable" aue View of village and Hudson Et.r, VIII not
exchange. urlrc reasonable. Address y. T., Tribune
ON.Oc
D rYING selling renting ard exchanging summer Pc.
ID sort property or .pc itA iot'l- Iotidlhg houses
cotta,,. lot s.. all Iart- OF ~ C9t-hH-.
SMITH = WALK EH. Pine ma. y. Y.
dor other real estate ais sec 9th pageJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
n)inter Resorts.


BERMUDA,
The Land OF the Lily and the Rose.
HAMILTON HOTEL
OPEN FROM DECEMBER UNTIL MAY.
FOR ''''Di''Ws AIfEHEaa ' Aiken. Proprietor, ,
Until Jan. l. adires. at Franklin ii Fss ' T.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, MO.
THE Il Il NJ
ONE OF THE FINEST HOTELS IN THE WORLD.
Location healthy. no malaria. climate mild open the
year round. Capacity 400 guests Cuisine unsurpassed
T wrh are aa g9ns S f%s d 5Si ay
peP;a, alcoholism. d,,ea,cs peculiar 70 females
ExcEI lsnois spRrNG G Goa f. = FISH CENT Manager
HOTEL C0RD0vA,
ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA,
Open from December Until May.
First cIas, in Every Deraii. Reasonable Rates.
Rooms secured by Mail or telegraph
n. n. WILSON. Manager.
HOT SPRINGS. y. c.
(same railroad route and fare as to Asheyie. y. CO.
Is -i,untcd in one of the beat Two resions
marked upon the United states census map as places
osea'e-, has the same dry, ozonifcrou, air A-he:
vile. with absolute freedom from log, ana, bchS
better sheltered. has harsh winds dust to irTate
wcnk ihronls snd lung; and /; better Winter and
spring climate for HAL and umonnry Troubles.
The Thermal Waters are m uncqnnllcd ~peci-
&c Tor rheumatism, Govt Malaria, Dyspepsia, Nervous
Exhaustion, Sc. Sc. he Ban- arr the hncsi in
America. and tho Home Comforts Cuisine and Sanitary
Conditions OF The fountain Pnrk Hotel are uneX-
'''''D' TUT ''''D- W.'G.Do0IITTLE. Manager.
PALMER HOUSE, LAKEWOOD, n. j.
OPENS JANUARY 18TH.
Arrangement, can now be- made for board.
Fourth Steam heat; wood nro> elevator
electric bells, sun pailoss. j. r. PALMER. Manager
PINEY WOODS HOTEL
or FLORIDA, or HARLAN HOTEL.
En- arred and improved Capacity doubled In 1850, ana
again 1851 Elegant neW furniture, electric bells. &C.
tennis, croqurt. BILLIARDS. boating bowling alley, &c.
Table supplied with the best Of cvcrythnc Fresh veg.
o3bc- and berries from hotel garden every day MIX ~
abunlaucc. Lake Helen. Ia, Il on the Atlantic ana
Western Rar0ai, eight miles from Blue Springs Landing
the ST. Johns River.
TIE UAHLAN HOTEL, LAKE HELEN, FLA,
+ located pine grove overlooking beautiful lake
IL has accommodations Tor over one hundred guests IL
j. ant mo ern conveniently arranged ana us sIrronnu
ings lu t highest degree cheerful ana pleasant Inc
climate here is cclebra;cd iJr rs eyenness and
HEALTHFtINE"-
Tho HARLAN opened Tor rs sixth season on Nov 90
1859. Tom, - - $50 per dag. .
IL. A. DeLAND. Proprietor. h. A. WYATT, Manager.
SAVANNAH. GA.
THE: DE- SOTO.
This aud magnificent motel will open January ls
1890. Through tcst.buled trains fOm NcW-iotH City
JOHN a. BAKER ( co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-25
PINEY WOODS HOTEL
SAVANNAH. CA.
THE: De SOTO.

This aud magnificent motel will open January LIST,
1890. Through tcst.IuIed trains fOm NcwYor6 City.
For partcu!ets terms. SC, address the pr3prctols,
A (
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-12-12
CARE OF MATING.
S.rer Use n. Broom In Sweeping as IT
WIN Tear the strandI


WIN Tear the strandl
In sweeping tho pretty and economical
straw mating that is growing to be worry
ponular With housokoopers during warm
voathor, do not uso q broom, for IL VIII
tcar tho strands In short timc. A
lonc-bnndlod bristlo brush, such as ~
used for oil-cioths, Is tho nicost and VIII
remove the dust best, for tho soft bris-
tles can 10 into croyices that broom
would miss. Always, whom possible
brush the mating the lengthwiso OF tho
rrain and tho strands OF straw Will not
wear and break as quickly Us though
brnsbod across. Some persons clean
mating By sprinkllng bran or coarse
Indian meal over "; then with long.
handled mop. with cloth wrung out
Of clean. warm water rubbing tho
grain we'll over tho carpet, then leaving
il untli dry, when tho grain Is brushed
oiI. This Is claimed to be thorough
way OF cleaning mating, Tut ~ y usual
10 simply wipe II of with daiop cloth,
wet In salt and water, not voting tho
mating much. For wintcr uso, II
heavy layer ofcarpot lining Is put undel
IL. mating Is comfortable floor cover
ing. With pretty rugs scattered oycr 4
tho room has n pleasant home-like, ap
penrnncc that Is very attractive. II II
cbonp. mud II caro- is taken when putting
a. down that llttlo cleavers, made %
pccIally for the purpose, arc used IN
stead OF tho ordinary carpet tacks. y
can he easily taken up tany time wnei
/ cleaning house, cleaned and put down
.-Carpnt Trade Review
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-12-12
70 My Friends and Customers d
Christian County, Ky:

Lend me your ears for a few min
utes and I will tell you thing or
two Of interest," I have bought too
many goods and must sell them by
Jan. LIST, 1891. can only lay claim
on your Patronage by giving the
best goods made at honest, living
prices and I claim to have always
done that. My reference is all that
have ever purchased any goods Of
me. can and will sell you goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
Try me and see. Each customer
from now till Jan. LIST will be given
a handsome bisque figure, SO come
and get one. know my word is as
good as any mans, as to the quality
of my goods. All I ask is a trial.
HONEST Goods AT HONEST PRlcES.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-12-12
A MODERN poarlA.
Nile. Bllec.eo IL Sawa FuiI-Fiedged Doc
tor OF f.Aws.


tor OF Lava.
Mile. Bllcosco. Roumanian girl,
twenty-three years old, has successfully
passed her examination before the Paris
law faculty and is now n full-nedgcd
Ill. u. Mile. Bilcesco is very decided
an her tastes, very bold whom speaking
OF law and tho rights OF woman. but
painfully tlmid when addressed on or
binary subjects. She belongs to good
family. and came to Paris with her
mother In 1854, and after some hcsita-
lion on the part OF the faculty was adj
mittod TO tho law classes. Among her
opponents was NJ. Colmot de Sanford,
who afterward became her professor,
and to-day ho considers Mile. Bilcesco
one Of his most brilliant pupils.
Her law examination attracted smnch
attention a. first representation atany
thcatcr, and we'll It might, for Mile, Bill.
cesco Is the first 'doctorosse On droir' oil
France.
She had the good sense to choose Tor
her essay a subject that injured no ones
sensibllitios-" rhe Legal Condition OF
a Mother According to Roumanian Law
and According to French Law"
A French lawyer tells me that tho
ideas OF this young girl are surprising In
their elevation. Here are sons oil thcmi
.woman should have the right, not "a
intrudc on mans province. but to show
herself his equal in fulfilling tho mis-
sion that Is really hers. This mission
consists, not only in rerpetuating tho
race, hut, above all, In training thos'
who later will be men. Woman, like
man, forms parts OF civil or politica
suciety--in other words, OF a State In
decd, woman is not less than man inter
cstcd in the formation Of laws, In th,
government OF public affairs. in tho nd
ministratlon OF justice. We think oftcl
Il does not become her to DO diroc
participant, but she has for representa-
lives father, brother, husband and SON.
Mile. l,ilccsco concluded by askin
that, with reference to tho child,
mother have tho same rights rs arc no'
enjoyed bv the father
When questioned Mile. Bllcesco al
sworod without hesitation. and In tn
discussions she used tho arguments nc'
cssary to bafls her opponents.-N. \
World.
, 1890-02-06

his sole reliance In his strong right
arm, and tho sure prosperity that
comes with industry, thrift and so
briefly Herein lies the royal road
to n competence, and barring ex-
ceptional sickness and accident the
result lies within the grasp of every
proficient mechanic In Spokane
Falls.
The REVIEW will ever oppose the
narrow idea that the working man
has no right to take wife and rear
a family. That Is a high and sol
emn duty that rests upon every
ablc'bodied citizen; and the welfare
and prosperity, nay the very exist
ence of the nation, require that he
shall receive such recompense for
his labor as will enable him to sup
port In comfort those dependent
upon him, and educate his children.
As n rule the skilled mechanic in
Spokane Falls can do this with case,
and In addition thereto, with the
exercise Of the qualities above
named, can acquire u home and in
time amass a competence.