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Smyrna times., 1890-10-29
EXPECTATIONS
REALIZED.

We started out this season to
Make the most complete line Of
Mems, Boys and Children's 5
Clothing that has ever been
produced by any Clothing
Housein the country.
Our expectations have been
realized, as our stock now is
full and complete, and our as
sortment is the best that has
ever been offered by any cloth
ing house.
We are now prepared with
an immense assortment, the
most elegant, best fitting and
the cheapest ever offered to
the clothing trade
Our supreme efforts are now
presented to the millions who
buy clothing.
Our first offerings Magnifi-
cent Line Fall Overcoats. all
thcnew and latest shadcs, Strap
Seams, English Box and Plain.
Prince Alberts. Getaways,
Double and Single Breasted
Box Sack Suits, Worstcds,
CheviotS and Cassimcrcs of the
most beautiful designs and at
prices lower than the lowest.
Our Custom Department is
filed with choice line Of for
eign and domestic goods which
We make to order at popular
prices. Samples on application.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-29

The girl with only an ordinary appe-
tite consumes about As tons of food in
the course of her life.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-29
OF every million of people in the
world 800 are blind.

Ralph Bingham, the boy orator, is
now on lecturing tour through Mary
land and Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-29

Opening day September ID, 1880. Eleven
hundred and fOrty-One ll4l separate students
last year Early application necessary.
Our students uniformly bear testimony in
favor Of the utility and practicability of the
course of instruction. the skill and devotion of
the Faculty and the earneStnCSs Of effort and the
general success attending the same in promoting
their interests after leaving College.
No trouble and no charge made to anyone
for supplying Book-keepers, Cashiers. statesmen,
SteuOgrap phc Clerks or General Assistants in the
Counting House. Business men may expect more
of graduates this year than before as the stand
ard for graduation has been raised.
Peirce College Writing Slips and Real Busi-
ness Forms, 10y Prof A. p. Root for home
practice, one dollar a set, postage prepaid
Twenty sixth (2Gl College Annual, Graduat
ing EXercies including addresses by President
Reed. Of Dickinson College and Bishop FOSS'
ct'., sent when requested. Address
THOMAS MAY PIERCE, VI. A., PTI. d.,
augG-6m Principal and Founder.
Smyrna times., 1890-10-29
New YorL. PhlIu.Ielphin 8 Norfolk r. h

I-tIVt II.lIaUtIFhlaI NtW lOTk and NUrf0lk
Express, ulb IN, daily, Baltimore GO 3. IL. =.
Wilmington l2ul a. m stoppiur M D.ver ANA
bclmar regularly ANA at Niddlet0wu. CLAYTON.
wyoming FELTON, Harrington Bridgeyille Sea.
lord, ana Laulci 10 leave passengers t5um vii
miHgtOu and rOints North or take On. PASSENGER,
for points south of Dpluar
Smyrna times., 1890-10-29

Fare to Philadelphia ,ca,. H.....-,s. .
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
NlGHTFAll.

Swiftly the shadows of the night around us fall,
Come. let us kneel before our God and pray,
And while on him for mercies new we call,
Praise him whose love has kept us through the
day
Not more of evil turks in milnight's hour
Than stalks abroad at golden tide of noon;
In both alike we need his keeping power
Could he forget, then i'll would come how soon!
But he doth not forget, nor doth he sleep;
And we are safe in his all watchfg cs~e
By day, by night lac condescenda II frer
Those who commit themselves to him in prayer
There is j. ,ne where shadows ne, er fall,
Nor sin nor danger ever enter tn sre,
Where WEAKNESS doth ne Ter to sumber call
A aIs of praise that hath no need of prayer
Unto that home, o Father, lead our way,
And while we linger in this alien land,
In mercy hear us while to thee we pray,
Still guard and guide us by thy loving hand.
R NJ. Oxford in The Observer
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
Light aud Dark Cigars.

In reference to the distinction between
light and dark cigars, smokers nearly al
ways express preference for one or the
other, but they get practically the same
thing The difference lies only in the
wrapper, although the general impress
sion is that dark colored cigar is much
stronger. Nearly all brands of cigars
have two shades, but the filling is the
same in both. have told my customers
so time and time again. but can't make
them believe me.-Cincinnati Times Star.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

of Baltimore, has for several years been con-
sidered one of that city's prettiest women
She is of medium height, of beautifully
rounded figure, with a face fair, dimpled and
humor loving. Some of the finest entertain
ments in Baltimore have been given at her
magnificent nome on Charles street. She is
perfect hostess and popular. She leaves
shortly for Europe, where she will remain
eighteen months.
The most talked of beauty in the Monu-
mental City is Adele Horwtz. She has a
reputation as assured as that of Marion
Langdon or Salie Hargous in New York,
and she has won her laurels as the Bal
tmore beauty par excellence in Philadel-
phia, Narragansett Pier and Bar Harbor. She
is the only daughter of B. +. Horwitz, a
prominent business man Of Baltimore, and
through her mother, who was the daughter
of the world known physician, DR.. Gross, she
is connected with the best Philadelphia and
Kentucky families She is tall, fairly slen-
der, and royalty carries a head of marvellous
beauty on her white shoulders.
The coloring of that head is equal to its
grace, for it is produced by the palest rose Of
toe cheeks and the golden brown of the hair
Her color is never high but always of thai
pale tint seen in the hedge rose. Eyes blue
and well opened brows arched nose fine anC
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
Ether Displacing Chloroform.

DR.. Roger Williams has male a careful ex-
animation of The hospital books, from which
it appears that in ten years chloroform was
administered at St Bartholomew II 36S
times with fatal results in ten cases, being
about one in 80 The most important re-
suit of Dr. W llliaus iIivcstIg ItiOns however,
is the discovery that when ether instead of
chloroform had been used during the same
period there We're only three deaths out of
1881 instances DR.. Williams tell, Us lie
has long been aware of the greater safety Of
ether, and he declares his belief that this is
the conclusion towards which professional
opinion is steadily moving.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

1t has recently been discovered that sui
plate of quiume POSSESSES the power of rem
dering light non-actinic, and that plate of
white ground glass, which has been covered
with strong solution and allowed to dry,
may be used in the Photographic lantern in
stead of that of the ordinary ruby color,
says Popular Science News. We have re-
Gently seen bromide print developed by the
non-actnic white light produced in this
manner, which was perfect in every way and
did not show the slightest trace of Jogging.
If future trials show the method to be q
practical one, the use Of red light in photog-
raphy will become a thing of the past.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

second Baltimore type, that of the pale
blonde In addition to the beauty of soft
blue eyes and fair hair. she has as lovely
mouth and teeth as one ever sees and pecu-
larly winning expression.
She is one of the few lovely American girls
whom the great French portrait painter,
Alexander Cabanel, consented to paint, and
the picture used here Is copied from it. AT
the time she posed for the portrait she was
ill, and it shows her more fragile than she is,
and with dark circles under the eyes. Miss
Williams inherits her beauty, for Healy
portrait of her mother shows her to have
been rarely beautiful woman of the same
soft, refined type as the daughter. Both her
father and mother are dead and it is through
the former that she is related to the Bona
parties. \ younger sister, Miss Charlotte, is
counted among Baltimore's pretty girls, Her
face is piquant and charming and she has an
exquisitely rounded figure
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

Although the Monumental City has numer-
GUS superb beauties, there are half dozen to
whom society with common consent awards
the palm. They are the three young ma
trons Mrs. Jesse Tyson, Mrs Alexander
Brown, Mrs. Frank Brown, and the three
maidens Miss Adele Horwitz, Miss Rebecca
Williams and Miss Lota Robinson. Other
lovely Baltimoreans are Mrs. Alfred Richie,
she who was Virginia Cabell, Richmonds
famous beauty; Mrs. John Van Bibber, one
time Mollie Lusby, with amber eyes and rich
brown hair; Mrs. William Yates Perot, bru-
nette, and dashing Lille May, once the fan
Gee of James Gordon Bennett, and Louise
Morris, the loveliest debutante of the past
season.
Baltimore Is like Paris in that young mar
red women rule society and receive the hom-
age of the tremendous swells, who pass the
artless debutantes 10y. a young matron
whom no maiden can rival is Mrs Jesse Ty-
son. Tennyson sawno lovelier in his Dream
of Fair Women As Miss johns of family
latrcan and old. she had hardly the sue
cesses of modern belle. Every one knew
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

small, and a riante mouth make up the other
attributes of the beautiful Miss Horwitz. She
has the well groomed look Of a high bred Eng
fish girl, but dresses in the quite fetching
fashion of a French maiden. Two years ago
wien she made her debut, even Baltimore
was taken by storm, for her mother, a witty
brilliant oman, gave a series of entertain
ments ia her honor.
There was luncheon for ladies, a large
theatre party the same night and ba
poudre the following evening, and by the
three was Mile Adele successfully launched
She was seen last winter at the Assembly il
Philadelphia and at several other balls in the
Quaker City, and was also one of the riders
at the Dumblaue hunt in Washington, wher,
several little dinners were given in her honor
A girl who is considered very lovely in
Baltimore is Miss Rebecca Williams, the
daughter of an old and wealthy family who
have lived for half century in fine brown
stone on the historic Mount Vernon Place
Miss Williams has been ali invalid for a veal
past, but her illness has only seemed to ideal
ize and make her more lovely. She is of tn
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

the rare Ulrich Drummer rose, and her expires
sion is at once modest and appealing.
1t has been said that Baltimore's beautiful
women look alike, either being fair and lily
like or unfathomably brunette. Mrs. Alex
ander Brown, though not resembling Mrs,
Tyson in feature, produces the same effect on
the eye, for they both have the same black
hair dark eyes and rich coloring. Mrs.
Brown has been married seven years and has
two lovely little daughters.
She was Miss Bessie Montagu, Baltimore
born and bred, but many men outside her
own city were her suitors, and it was said
that two or three New York millionaires felt
chagrned when they heard that the belle of
Baltimore had chosen to marry in her own
city. Mr.. Alexander Brown is connected
with the widely known banking house of
Brown & Co., and is the only son of the senior
member. Mrs. Alexander Brown looks like
girl of IS. Her figure is fairly perfect, her
arms and throat being white, firm and round
ed. She wears her black hair "A la Bretonne,
uncurled and shaped to the forehead. Not
satisfied with lowering her with beauty,
Nature has given her quick wit, and she is a
most excellent dinner companion, quick az
lightning in her repartee and--a strange
quality in woman--a good raconteur.
Mrs. Frank Brown, wife of the postmaster
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

At the Animals institute in Wilton place,
London, recently, n very interesting exhibit
ton was made Of horseshoes old and new.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

her to be wonderfully pretty, but she wa
shy, and it was not until her engagement to
the wealthy bachelor, Mr.. Jesse Tyson, wa.
announced that they awoke To the fact that
the lovelest maiden of the season was to be
wed. Mr.. Tyson was worth million or two,
and two generations of bellies would willingly
have laid their hearts at his feet.
Miss Johns was scarcely II when the mar.
riage took place There was years sojourn
on the continent and when year ago Mr..
and Mrs. Tyson returned to their stately
home Batinorea is found that the bride was
even loveiier than the dcbutante Rattle.
short, but with perfect figure, an oval face,
exquisitely modelled: masses of black hair,
dark eyes soft rather than sparkling; a
mouth tender and wistful, of a manner
matches, in its dignity-that is the picture
of the young matron whom men admire and
women commend.
Her voice has the franiness of child's
and the peculiar controlled quality of a high
bred womans. The picture of her given here
is by London artist, and in it her chief
beauties color and expression cannot be
shown. Her cheeks are of as glowing red as
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11

Not strictly beautiful, but with an arch
and vivacious manner that makes her par
ticularly attractive. is Miss Lota Robinson,
daughter of Mrs. John NJ. Robinson, one Of
the most famous society leaders Baltimore
has had in many a day, Miss Robinson is
tall, gracefully formed, and dresses in style
peculiarly becoming to a brunette. She is a
bit dashing and daring in her dress, but her
conservative city seems to like the change
from more demure beauties, and she is uni
versally popular.
CAROLINE SIFTON PEPPER
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-04-11
BELLIES OF BALTIMORE.
A GROUP OF RARELY BEAUTIFUL
MAIDS AND NATIONS.

The LONELINESS of Three Charming Girls
Contrasted p,th That of Three Married
Ladies-Bal more Is Like Paris in One
Respect.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

The Prince of Wales son. Albert Vie
lor, mas given mortal onense 10 the
Maha1a Jan Hoikar one Of the mightest
OF Indian princes. by not visiting ms
court. Holkar was in London during
the Jubilee festivities ia 1851, and gave
the officials more trouble than all the
rest Of the royal visitors put together.
lie vas never satisfied, and finally re-
turned 10 India before the appointed
time in high dudgeon because the Prince
Of Wales or some other infldel prince
did not advance the proper number Of
steps 10 meet him upon a certain occa-
sion. HOlkGr now swears that young
Albert Victor sin of omission was IN
territorial, and that he viii be reyenged.
AS Holkar rules over 8 900 square miles
of territory and has 22j, ,00O subjects
he is capable of giving trouble 10 his
suzerain, and the Indian government IS,
therefore, watching him closely. with
one eve on Indore and the other on tho
Russian government at Merv. - New
York Slla.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

srha ear coznnAal1s frcsa :. tsieh IN.
.aso.srex "A slllan s1Hsrs AS t.sep -
ss.,-fal and Troublesome latelY IA cons
'.,.,os - lis MAJESTY hsvlny es.s,,f /.
so sbsa be AS shoosinx IS So
rhs eaart psz ssclsl4s are anxlaus rb.
-nap.rer SHOULD unaergo an slab.orara
,o.'rss II treatment. bat tt.is vsiil io,-.I,a
81. .l.-e confinement ~ tbs hsnss f,r
= l..sr = fern .tt 50 tiat - s. r.l,,.t.
ara Il consent t3 i. TIE s,srs ~ 4ta
-atoeror.s health excites > goal 5...l FL
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Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

The state Equal suffrage ASSOCIATION
viii meet n annual convention al
Detroit February l3 and II. Entertain
mont is promised for both vls tors and
delegate, and q VIII bo secured by
notifying Mr-. H.. ]. BoutaiI, OF 42f
Sccond-st., Detroit. At that time dele.
gates VIII be appointed % the National
Washington february is to 81 inclusive.
One and one-thlrd fare will D. charged
by the railroads. tickets hemg good
from the l2th 20 tbe 2Itb. on the
evening OF the 18TH banquet VIII he
given at the Riggs House. Washington.
IN honor of tlc 10tu birthday OF susan
r. Anthony. Mrs. r. O.. krtcaum and
Mrs. Dr. NcNaughton. ~ t4s city, 81 y
attend the banquet and ROMAN tor The
convention.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
NoHNS 9lSSQN
kev. joan Graham, of the Division
Street NJ 4 Church Defines IL
a scruaeH 80 Aeaas ~ suaen tlstasilas
ahelF natles la ktfe sra sac n - ia
Whlch Jhes sho4la be Advocated.


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Which shes shosla as ias.eatea-
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tlr SAID that n the c2ufse Qi Als
ministry Bee had Aea perhaps
tseiis lfe sermons lo Noane n,n a.d
oae 80 toaH- Women. lt> ,til
.A-l I'tlaap, tav h..t reason ior tals
oas tAe tANrtaI- delcatF ana t-ct
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makes = ollta.t eae O. sp..-k or
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tie o. Ao ..-ltic Nli1 ta, "ui.i Mei--
Aud llt-l.t'l.-- utftl' '.'iatil are q
power A tAt 4aAa. Ihr Young hia4
may LaNe ao deAii-lt puiI1 i"ioit
ulin, h1t clutal lloA h-A tA'"lt h-ih -
,io iAAt some t-iA- le IS - ao ih ,it.i-
l,ah-e niA--i.tt. %, Lr"in "i. 'o.,' "t
tne future calling h.m on ward ANA Ae
PREPARES loi lht ,ilUIsit ''t'it .-ii-
" iih young women FL ~ N"HtH o-i-
ierent. Her future existence z, NOT
wei ueNl-ed- woman '''N' -ll'
ded 3D., Aho" Lol Mii-t ~ u" WIN
Der. Women lia> "teh he-o ii @H li-
terror po9-lon i't hianh-il-
Inc chAa r l-c ilt ASSURE "i ihe iiiail
or m lu mat 2, tobt. HOW olitn pog
throws 1OWu hls piaytnnss and refuses
10 play mply because las playmate s
only glrl. II ls thc same later lh lie.
Ihe orenlais ihought i uAN -ee 70 tui-
cate women, fearing they might make
an improper u~e oi thtI education. III
Is the same ln some families ia Mchl-
gan today.
As an element ln society woman ls
regarded very much lk, painting OF
a piece OF sculpture They are fond oi
dress, bu; 40 lOuocr IMAM men are OF
seeing them Wei dressed Woman ls
too often esteemed Tor her appearance
and too rarely for her splendid moral
character and intellectual att1nmenls
she is too rarely esteemed Tor her hero
sm, men seem 10 forget tnat she Was
the last at the cross ana INST at tAe
grave.
Woman Is AWAY, beautifully fem Ne
me IN nature and is made more 30 by
grace.
Woman Is no longer an unknown
! quantity II We approach the subject
Herculiure should not be Tor supernclal
appearance, she should not spend her
time IN acquiring mere -maucr.ne oi
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
~ MIIWArkrF-

Detroit express and Evening express have
pariO- c1rs attached. and make direct Connec-
ti.u lu Detroit Tor all points Ea>t.
Express leaving az l0.75 p. IN. has wagner
sleeping car 10 Detroit, arriving IN Detroit.
40 ~ a. m.
Morning express aud Grand Rapids express
have pallor ears attached.
Through railroad tickets and ocean steam
ship tickets and sleeping car berths secured at
D.. IT,. II. i VI. Office p MoEroe-st. and at the
depot.
JAS. CAMPBELL City Pass A gent.
JNO. W. LOUD, rraiilc Manager, Detroit
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

Tie wife OF George Kennan, the
writer and lecturer on Siberia. is the
business manager OF the firm. She at
tends shrewdly TO all the money trans
actions of his work, and is his private
secretary and pretty typewriter besides.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
PiIrs, PiIcsH PiIe.,,'

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, is
a positive specific for all forms of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, IL
c.satcd, and Protrudlng Pilcs-Price
soc. For sale by White Il White drug
gists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03
Blood IL The Life .

j. NJ. Loose Red Clover Co., Detroit:
! che erfully furnish the same for
publication.
Mrs. \, age 36, cancerous face fcell
cancer], has tried many physicians and
on presentation TO me was a hOrr bic
sight to look upon, nose partly eaten
away, deep pits IN checks, forehead
and chin. As a last hope pat her on
LOOse's Extract of Bed Clover large
doses internally, and a. a Local apDli-
cation, used the solid extract IN
plaster form. She improved rapidly
from the first week, and in four
months was entirely well. Now eight
cen months since first treatment and
no signs OF return.
JOHN !. WEAVER.
Liberation Of the leg lndolent Ulcer.
Recovered entirely after three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract and
Solid Extract Dressing. Now ono year
since treatment and no sign of return.
Cancer OF Lip and Skin disease.
Entirely cured with three months
treatment with Red Clover Extract
and solid Extract Dressing, Now over
year and no sign of return. II. + See
Ondary syphilis was entirely cured bv
Red Glover Extract IN three months,
with none of the after results such as
are left hy Mercury IN such cases.
IL vou have aiy doubling physicians.
they can write to me and ] VIII give
them a full history OF each case. Dr
W. III. NARNALL.
Write for tc-timOmals. For sale hv
White 4 White.
Pears IS the purest and best Soap
ever made
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

The P0rtia club has been formed in
Boston. Ii Is composed Of women law
yers and those er gagged in the study OF
law. Boston University law school has
now eight young women law studentA
Most of them expect to practice
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

II sick headache is misery, what arc
Carter's Little Liver Pills If they wall
positively cure i; People VINO have
used them speak frankly of their
words. They are small and easy TO
take
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-03

Pears IS the purost and best Soar
ever made
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-17
Essay ON Love.

In it's power love has reclaimed the ri
bald, silenced the clamor of mobs, re-
deemed many vows, and it has also helped
many proprietor of an ice cream lair to
acquire a competence. 1t has been, and al
ways will be, one of the most important
factors of human life, and even more es-
sential to the happiness Of man than the
discovery of the free-lunch system.
Love! How much is suggested by the
word. It stirred the bosoms of the myth
cal gods of great Olympus, and we are told
the gods loved; but there is no telling how
much kicking there was in Olympus about
seal skins and Easter bonnets.
Love! When the light of the world is dy-
ing, and the great organ of eternity begins
TO peal, it will plume its pinions and wing
its flight to some better cline immortal. If
it wings, however, to any other CLINE out
side Of New York, it cannot help being a
tough that it broke up the Egyptian ODE
lisk, and the hippopotamus has to be treat
ed for catarrh.
What power it has been among men. 1t
has spoken and the weak have become
strong; at it's bidding the conqueror has
become captive, and the young man who
hardly buy lead pencil. for fear the lead
might not run all the way through, has
been known to she'll out copiously for pea
nuts and circus tickets under the magic in
huence Of love.
It has Frightened the meditations of the
sage and cheered the statesman who was in
the senate, until he actually married the
treasury girl, and then, somehow or other,
he didn't keep on cheering, but sued for q
divorce. In lonely hamlets it blazes at the
freside, and in the palaces of monarchs is
the genius of all festivity; and it is even
said to prevail in mild form in Chicago
Texas Siftings.