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TAfEoR-MADE GOWNS.


For Clothes Than Men.----
The relative cost of mems and women S
clothes was never moro clearly illus
trated than in the prices charged in a
leading tailor's establishment in this
city. Complete suits of cheviot in
three pieces, are made up for men at $50
same material will cost SIS. finished
with cheap cotton Innings; with silk
Innings it IS SD Il takes -abeas twice
as much material for woman's gown
as for mans suit, but this is small
item and-weald7 net-add-mere than
25 per cent to the cost. The chief
reason for the higher price charged
women is that there is very little com
petition among the tailors who furnish
women with dresses. A tailor gown is
regarded even now by ordinary buyers
as an extravagant fancy, and this senti-
ment without doubtaffects prices. The
tailor gowns sold in shops where ready
made dresses are retailed is the barest
makeshift for what it pretends to be.
The cheapest cloths, cotton Innings and
machine-made button-ho1es are part
of its makeup. Business women and
any women who desire to dress neatly
and plainly, who wish strong daintily
made gowns, which will endure the
wear and tear of work, find they mustpay
extravagant prices to supply their needs.
1t is for the interest of the tradesman
that women's dresses shall be made in
such way as not to last "too long,"
and in many cases they seem made so
that they will wear out as fast as posi-
BILE. The price s'trustworthy" dress
maker (where such can be found)
charges for making plain dress is never
less than $40 and is generally SIS. The
man. or woman has a fortune waiting
who's will engage competent .workmen
and establish 4 hugo retail store for
supplying women and schoolgirls with
jackets and gowns of cloth as neatly
made and as we'll finished and as we'll
lined as those now sold to men. There
are such establishments in London.
There is nothing more fixed in the I'M
written laws that govern American trade
than that whims should be paid for, and
the tailor gown is apparently still re-
garded as within.
The sleeve has become finally the
most picturesque accessory of the dress.
The high sleeve grows gradually larger
at tho top and closer at the forearm, and
promises finally to reach the huge d.
mansions of the old leg-o'-mutton
sleeves, which have long been the won
! der and amusement or those who pos
sessed specimens of their great-grand-
mothers satin bodices In those days
the sleeve reached well over the hand
and was supported at the top by pillow
of down. Already little pads are used
to support the top of sleeves OF sheer
materials; and Worth has revived the
long Tudor sleeve, which fell over the
hand and is familiar in pictures of court
beauties of that time.--N. Y. Tribune.
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HOUSEHOLD BREvIrIEs.

Never stand in your kitchen door
and throw out your dish-Nater. Tho
agoHEbffisy d7iss Efns sfzz4f
spring up there. At least weeds will
grow there, and grow thriftiiy. too T.
Baked Eggs on Toast Cover the
dish with poultry or veal gravy and
place in 1t slice Of toast to each egg.
Put the platter in the oven over hot
water, and when hot drop the eggs on
the toast and bake until the eggs are
Gsss5s Fl sssiisssss keeping .',gs's-sls
Ri I'll h6ihg Is necsss ~
when this method OF cleansing clothes
is adopted: Dissolve two-thirds of a
pound of soap in pail Of boiling hot
water. add one-half cup of kerosene, and
put all into boiler half-full Of cold
water, In which are the sofIed clothes
Boil fifteen minutes and suds and rinse
as usual
HOLSTERS killed in boiling salted
water--one pound Of salt TO the gallon
have firm flesh, as found by bending
their so-called tails; but If dead and
stale prior to boiling. owing to muscular
decomposition, the flesh Is soft and fab
|=bys nd,4upon slight pressure,T tinestsh
easily and readily bends or waggles.--
Christian At Work.
"A Wash for Cleaning Paint. To five
pounds of hard soap take one quart I've
and one-half an ounce potash. Place
these over the fire and stir until
the soap is melted. then add half pint
spirits of turpentine and gill of am
so
ready for use A little Of this m xture
stirred we'll in a pail of water and APP
piled to paint with flannel will clean
it nicely. Orange Judd Farmer
Popcorn balls Boil together WITH
out stirring pint of sugar, one-fourth
teacupA water, tablespoon vinegar, one
half teaspoon butter. When this strip
will snap in cold water, pour it over the
popped corn, and stir minute or SO.
Then dip the hands in very cold water,
and press the corn into balls, work
ing as rapidly as poss bic. When
done, they should be set away in a cool
room, or the corn will grow tough. This
strip is sufficient for peck of popped
corn.-Yankee Blade.
flashed Mutton. - Put one table
spoonful of minced onion to steep in
half a cupful Of hot water, strain and
put the water in a saucepan When ii
boils stir in tablespoonful of butter
and the same of flour, which have been
mixed together. Cook minute and
/ add one cupfu1 Of cold hashed mutton.
Before taking from the fire add one
well-beaten egg, stir for a minute and
pour upon rounds of buttered bread.
This is nice dish either for breakfast
or team Y. Observer.
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Hi! befo' de King" he exclaimed,
how it git in my pocket? Oh, marster!
do devil is bout heah, sho! Mars Nat,
you fling itup, sub. Faint nuttin' but
a po' sinful Niger. Oh, Lordy!' And
hanging over tho quarter TREMENDOUSLY,
George Washington flung himself fiat
on the ground and, ASIA sort of religious
incantation, began to chant in wild,
quiyering tone tho funeral hymn:
"HarlS! from the ro,als q Dolefut sound
The Major tossed up and posted tho
duelists, and with much solemnity
handed them the pistols which both the
two young men received quietly. They
wore pale, but perfectly steady, The
MAJOR then asked them: "Gcntlemen,.
aro/you roadY?n whilst at the ominous
sound George Washington's voice in
tremulous falsetto struck in:
s'Ye-ec so.ous Of meenn eo,omo view ew the-ce
eroun',
Wher-ere you on Ei-uss shor ort,lylic,'
L They announced themselves ready
jdstas George Washington, looking up
from the ground. where he, like the
'so-ons of nicnn," was lying, discovered
that he was not more than thirty yards
ont OF the line of aim and with NUT
tered '.Lordy! began TO crawl away.
There was a confused murrnur from
the direction Of the path which led to
The house, and the Major shouted; Fire
tWo-three. -:
10th young men, facing each other,
and looking steadily in each other's
eyes, with simultaneous action fred
their pistols in the air.
At the report series of shrieks rang
out from tho shruhbery towards the
house, whilst George Washington gave a
wild yell and began to kick like
wounded bulk believing that she was
killed he was killed
The Major lfad just walked up to the
duellists, and relieving thoa of their
weapons, had with a. comprehensive
wave Of tho hand congratulated them on
their courage, and urged them to shake
hands, wil+ch they were in the act of
doing, when the shrubbery parted
and Margaret followed, closely by
Rose and by Miss Jcmima, painting,
behind, rushed in upon them crying
at the tops OF their voices:
stop! Stop
The two young ladies addressed them
selves respectively 70 JEFF and Law
renee, AMI both were employing all
sncir eleanance when Miss Jenima ap.
pcaTed. iier csc caught the picstrate
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HALTER PuLLERs.
How an Iowa Man Played sec-Saw wi,
His Horse.

How an Iowa Man Played sec-saw with
His Horse. .
Buckeye" writes to the Orange Judd
Farmer as follows: Seeing the Tail
ographic arrangement" in March is of
your paper to prevent horses pulling at
the halter, reminds me of how broke a
ten-year-old horse of that habit, years
ago. ] tried every thing l could find
recommended for tho trouble, Including
the one you illustrated, but all to no
avail then set my own wits to work
and devised the following: first. bored
a hole through the partition in front of
the stall, about six feet from the ground.
Running a strong rope through this l
tied the end to a heavy stone, of per-
haps two hundred pounds weight, on
the opposite side from the stall, then
hitched the horse to the other end Of
the rope. and awaited developments.
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in the open theft to-day of my best coat
and waistcoat, marked him naturally as
the proper sacrifice. / had not tho
heart to cheat any one by selling him
to him. I was therefore constrained to
shoot him. He was, with his usual
trifiingness, not killed at the first fire,
although he appears to be dead. | will
now finish him by putting a ball into
his back; observe the shot" He adj
yanced, and cooking the pistol,Y "click-
click" aimed it carefully at thes middle
of George Washington's fat back Miss
Jemima gave piercing shrek and
flung herself on the Major to seize the
pistol; but she might have spared
self, for George Washington suddenly
bounded from the ground, and, with one
glance at. the 1eveled weapon, rushed
crashing through the shrubberys fol-
lowed by the laughter Of the young peo-
pie, the shrieks of Miss Jemima, and
the shouts of the Major for him to como
back and let him shoot him.
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But ] had not long to wait before the
battle began. 1t took pretty hard pull
to raise the stone, but he did 1t, and
backed up until his rump came against
the back part of the barn. Then came
the test of endurance between horse
and stone, which of course could have
but one ending When the former
would relax his grip in the least the
stone would draw him forward, then he
would back up again. This game Of
see-saW was played for perhaps five
minutes, when the horse gave ii up.
Once more prevailed on him to Try it;
that ended the battle, and while owned
him 1.-TWO years. he could never again be
.coaxed or driven to pull at his halter.
Would suggest 'otting the rope run over
a piece of projecting board III the par
tition SO as to let the weight swing
clear.
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These lines OF Pincbncy bring before the
mental vision a woman Of surprising beau
tn. challenging admiration and homage
This sentimental tribute was, no doubt,
worthily bestowed by tho poet, but it Is q
prosaic fact that large numbers Of our fair
country women are deficient In personal
charms, because they do not try and con-
quer the disorders peculiar to their sex, and
from which 50 many OF them suffer mar
tyrdom As it is the ambition OF every
woman to look her best, let the afflicted
ones use DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription,
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AS an invigornting tonic, II imparts
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seanstresses, "ahop girls housekeepers,
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rhe Mnlignlng .Mo.her.1n.Law..

Mrs. Van Bibb-'What is the matter
with my husband, doctor? "
DIR. Schmerz Well, he has mptoms
OF mania potu, in addition tu.x acute
cephalalgia and nasal hypernm1a.
Mrs. Van Bibb-0h! dear. What do
you suppose caused 1t?
Dr. Schmerz-I think 1t is due to ex.
cessive cerevisiac and caudagallic alb.
sorption.
Mrs. Van. Bibb Poor, dear fellow!
And mother said there wGs nothing the
mater with him excepv that he had
been drinking too much. Ishall pete,
forgive her --Puck.
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HEROES OF THE WIRE.
Western Union superiHteHtfent fefts Of
PIucky Operators.


Plucky Operators.
Superintendent William b. Somer-
vile, of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, chatted pleasantly the other
day of some Of the plucky deeds per-
formed by Telegraph operators whom
| he had known. =
~ presume that heroes and heroines
are found in every walk of lifc," said
Mr.. Somerville, 'but certain it is thai
some of our operators, male ana female,
have performed some very plucky deeds.
Ihaye heard of many brave acts, but i
know of none that has impressed me
more than the calm heroism of Mrs.
Ogle, who was the chief operator at
Johnstown at the time of the Cone
maugh disaster. This woman, with her
daughter, sat at her instrument sending
news of the terrible disaster even when
the building in which she was at work
was rocking from the impetus of tho
water that was rushing against it.
There was abundant opportunity for her
to have escaped, but she refused to do
it. Shes stayed at her post, and the
news of the coming flood was wired
down the Conemaugh valley in time to
enable hundreds. Of families to escape
the approaching danger. She lost her
life, but her name should never be for
sgottcn, for few, if any, drawer acts hayo
been performed.
''of acts Of bravery that have been
performed the records of the military
telegraph corps are full. There was
scarcely General in the war who did
not mention some action in official re.
ports. There were instances of bravery
in which our operators figured during
tho yellow fever epidemics at the South
that were simply wonderful. And there
have been others. ! can certainly say
in all my long experience can not re-
call a cowardly telegraph operation
Philadelphia Press. e.
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AN OBJECT LESSON.


a pretty dog with soft, dark eyes.
And long soft balr, III color biacK
And tan and white. which, parted, lies
On either side do1n neck and back.
This ehih San Aq IA r fi,s1Ie
LIZ "a
Smile ut ffrc apt sfmiiitutfts, 10y
Which suits the doggic 70 T.
Of course, he is pet with all
At homo, Including wife and me.
Hen run 10 catch the chiIdrcn's ball,
And II would make yot; laugh to see
The antics he would cut ~ play.
Iie.ff give tts pew yuuz hand 70 Elia.sc.-
And hide his foxy head away
Bctwixt his paws, Il you but take.
An earnest look into his eyes:
All then how bashfuily they fail
Your gaze, but, more than all prize
His waving buShy waggish tail.
Not for It's graceful pretty curve.
Its waving hair, In black and white;
= But fQg H. Wa. which 1 obseTYe
Il his Expression for delight.
When home returning on the street '
He sees me coming, wag and bark
NY eye and car unfallinR greet,
His masters welcome always mark.
can not do the smallest thing
For him, give cen word, a look,
Nor yet crust of dry bread fling
TO him, but that his wag Is shook.
For thus he shows his gratitude,
And what a Lesson docs he teach
To animals OF nobier brood.
Who, uffllIsa-him, have gift OF speech.
The dog, my friend, will wag his tail
To speak his thanks for What you do
To him, II kind, he'll never fail
In this: my friend, how is't with your
When morning comes, with rosy light.
1o3sfgs your cyciids az you fay
Refreshed by slumbers Of the night,
Have you no grateful thanks to say
To HIN whosc mercy while you slept
Watched over you in tender love,
In health and strength your being kept,
That yeu may forth to duty mover
And as the day goes happy by. 4s.4
Each passing hour with mercy fraught,
Is there no upward glance OF eye
Nor In your heart one grateful thought
or Him, the giver Of all good
That comes 10 man, whose loving hand
Provides alike for all their food,
And by whose power alone they stand2
The social joys that bless thy lot,
Thy powers OF mind and soul and heart;
Arc these good gifts, or arc they not?
u II yes, whose hand did them impart?
II to give thanks for these you fail,
- OF your intelligence DON'T brag
But think awhile OF doggie's tail
And learn tho lesson Of its wag
IF. X. Southmayd, In Inter Ocean.
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REPORT Of ap Institute meeting: Does
ttpays to warm water for cows in winter?
Answer: Nobody knowsany thing about
1t, but the general opinion was that 1t
would not Now look here minute.
For set Of men to gather together and
give an opinion on a matter that they
are confesscdly ignorant:of. but matter
upon which they might become In
formed simply with little fire and lit
tie water and little caertion, borders
closely on the absurd.
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Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle of Syrup
Of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and ef-
fectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms Of sickness.
For sale in SOC and s1.0o bottles by all
leading druggists
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This is a synonym for that gloomy,
its origin in dyspepsia. All the ugly spirits
that, under the name of the ..blues,' ..blue
devils,n ssmegrimsr and ''mulligrrbs 81
torment the dyspeptic almost ccaselessly,
Danish when attacked with Hostettcr's
Stomach Bitters, that, moreover, annihi-
lates biliousness, constipation, chills and
fever, kidney complaints and nervousness
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guests, announced to their host, the
Major, that they must have mutual sat
isfaction. lie agreed TO represent both,
and with much pomp prepared for the
occasion by ordering the carpenter to be
on hand "in case of q casualty" though
he deferred the move of his body serv-
ant, George Washington, to ''have the
graves dug"
1t was to be at sunset, and the two
principals were little late. There
! upon tho Major, who had allowed
George Washington to act as second for
one Of the duellists, proposed that the
seconds take their places.
George Washington was the major
dcmo, and bore his age with imposing
dignity.
Tho duel occurred as follows:
George" ho said, George Wash
ington." ,.,A.f.
sSuh." George Washingt ION was never
SO imposing
My principal, Mr.. Pickering Law
renee, having failed TO appear at the
designated time and place to meet his
enga cement with MI Jefferson Lewis,
|, asshis socoaAmEa 2eprcscntatiye,off
myself 10 take HIS place ana asstImtsa nv
and all Of his obliSa tons"
George Washinrtoh~ bowed ,rrandlv !,
Eyes. sinh. Of cose - at is accnTain, II
do CODE he said, With solomnity befit.
ting the occasion.
The Major proceeded;
And yottr PRINCIPAL. Mr., Jefferson
! Lewis. having Ifkew{se failed "a anne,r
at the proner tin,o Won take his nlace !.
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fon n s7,d5on
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80 9.H:
nu' 'he ,Malor was ooaurate l..
res ST. you 40 Mnen you accept
NV l,'Ti eion o. sceoho you assume az
Wy ooilss,ions attaching 1o lhat po-
Ns,o,'' 1t'a ,he Malor advanced lAs
Pis.oi-T snall shoot AT you,
george Washington I'm; took a step
e Nv. M, W. soouiless;, =. Marse
.se'' YOU ~, nm m wlno 20 t5atfth t'he uat'
5oa' it1o la" h.'u iaiich' anu Wheh
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VIZ ~ -lasi oo-, warn saoo' a. you,
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sou honn s s,nSr you ou ~ - ,a'ai usn
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ToTHE EDITOR Please inform your read
ers that l have positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured shall be glad to send two
bottles Of my remedy FREE TO any OF your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post.office adj
dress. Respectfully, T. A SLocuM, M. G.,
ISL Pearl street, New York.
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that can not be cured
BY taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY T. Co, Props, Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j..
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him perfectly honorable in all business
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Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly on the blood and mucous sur
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Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold BY all Druggists
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WHAT SCENE to man inquisitiveness
desire for information-for instance:
when vision Of golden haired loneliness
wants to know how her husband got that
long, coarse brunette hair on the lett
shoulder of his a4ereaat ==ssaIneEsilllle deae=
max
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Do NOT suffer from sick headache moment
longer tits not necessary. Cartcr's Little
Liver Pills will cure you. Dose, one little
pill. Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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Sir Nouers Frce,4will be sent by Cragin q
Co, Philada Pa, to any one in the y 8: or
Canada, postage paid, upon receipt OF 70
Dobbins Electric Soap wrappers. See list
of novels on circulars around each bar
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For strengthening and clearing the voice,
use Browns Bronchial Trochcs," II have
commended them to friends who were pub
lie speakers, and they haveproyed extreme
ly serviceable. n-Rev. Henry Vard Beeehe'.
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SOMEBODY estimates that it costs a FOND
father between $4,000 and IS 1000 TO bring uy
a girl-but, bless you'll she's worth it when
she has been brought up right.-Somervillt
journal
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HIS LAST DUEL.
s. -aaaa -
George Washington's Namesake
on the Field Of Honor.

HOMAS N f f.
SON PAGE has
in the Cosnlopol-
itan n story OF
Virginia lite. 1t
Is a story of a
d uel in which
tho principals,
-terribly in earn
st,Awerc made
uneonsei uslyto
fffae.sb ! a II X
charges at each
other.
The two young
gentlemen, who
fell o II t about
the two young
la d lie $ at the
mansion where
t. h o. Y W o r o
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WHEN man finds BUTTON IN his salad
he will hardly take the excuse that it is a
part of the dressing. Rome Sentinel,
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FoRrrrY Feeble Lungs Against Winter
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in ono minute.