davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
&aniaS 8.

Np Statsfasierer. @uuernsr Srnz
pbrep bar ubnaont Waj. @iliam
Simms til S~tatsfasierer iitebetfor s.
%. Samiltun, Der bar reiisneret for at
saa / Santa Sc 8anens Sieneite.
Maior Simms er 8reiibent for Sta
tens Sarmers NQiance.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
HnSlanb b.
Zen rus6fe Reaierina bar beill

Zen rusnIfe He8Iertiig bar belluttet
at bpsse en- Sernbane ira 8aifalS sen
/ bet iDblise Sibirien til Stritinf peb
ben f~ineiiife Grenie. Den ifal bore ct
pisist 2eb al ben itOre iibiriife Serns
bane, Der ital BABE it gitlise Gnbepunft
i @labiwOitOd ueo bet iapaneiiife Sap.
Resjerinsen bapoe tentt at babe ben
bele 9inje ierbis / 9s6et at 8 Gar, men
bet ier no til, at fun bet transatlantic
2eb al Banen blir iarbis / bette 9ibss
rim.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
SDifla b.

&eiIerens 6e0Ielsbag. Den 270e
Sanuar iplbte aeiieren fit Site aar.
San mObtos ben Dag ct antal fprites
lise 9eriOner, @eneraler, b%sititaaenbe
Statss os Sofembeosmano ps 1000
Sficerer, Der tOm for at lpfgnlte bam.
Sprit 9ismarf leo ct tort Nebers
Tag / &issbasen ben 25ce Sanuar, ioet
bans 5prilas ON uouisnins at 60
cialiiter ialbt igiennem.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
% aibingtou.

Sra Olympia ifriues ben 27oe San:
Den iibite Maaneb bar Marfen paret
beffet meo Gne. st ppperlist Ssre,
men, ba iaabaat er iaa ijelben Der, er
ma life rritet til at benptte bet. Stprite
9elen al Grbeioss Srafifen li9ser title
os penter paa bar Satfe p9 8aar.
Suuefeberen bar iensela9t Ell flor Del
af 8efplfninsen Der | 8Der.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
npleperingstrattat nieS England.

uoleOeringstraftat nieo G~nglano.
Nefu gOrf Tribune" Clearinghouse
iorlecen ben llSleperiusstrattat, Tom
iioIte CONNER bteo aiiluttct meIem
ubeuriasminiiter Blaine og ben engelite
@eidnbt / g9dibington. 3raftateH er
meeet iurifjelig fra ben, ium llcenrig8'
minilter 8aparo operienOte Breiicent
Glepelano. os iom bleo iorfaitet al Se'
natet. Z ben 3rnftat, iom Senatet bar
unoer Sperpeielie, CT life nRUut ct cuelte
Orb ON uOlepering al politiife Jorbrp'
oere, % eesioruoeu or Der fsiet en- Def
89fte al 5%orbrpoelier til Dem, iom
iislge 3rnttdten al 1912 er Gjenitdno
ior uolspering. 8lanot oisie Ian uGos
mes: Manborab, 5ollfmpntneri % at
iatte ialife geuse Smleb. nuoerilRb,
5pperi, Beoragcrier, Der er iffaibore
iiBl9e begge 2anOes 2oOe, Nteneo. Bob
fagt, gortisrslie, 8arHetpoeri, 3no'
brub, H6ueri og Mptteri paa 8eroens'
baoene o. nogie faa andre.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
Ill mo.

Stcr Strtif | SpSen. st Euiinbe
slrbeio;re peo Birmingham Rolins
Mia / Birmingham neOlu8oe Grbeibct
9irsbas. Oct fer no til, at aampen
meaem Grbeiberne % Qrbeiossiuerne
bliper baabe lansuuris % b~aarcuaitet.
5orlbsct paa at fringe aOmpauiet inc |
Ama1gamated Association leoebe til
Streifen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

YreHoenten far D~iiicielt ancrtienot
ben bruiiliunife &epublii, iSet ban i
SnsSass mUStOs ben al ben pruoiiorife
STAGGERING biDienSte @eianot. De ama.
raj 8alente % ben ertraoroinere BE.
fnlomGstiset Salpaocr @euboucn.
W~ootaselien iises at bape peret iaroe.
ies biertelis.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

anbncs. 9esisfaturen bupbc beitemt,
at Der iflloe ioretases en- llnoeriesclie
i anlebuins al tibliscrc SptOier, c9
benue unberiGgelie mtau ianoipuli9uts
ioreta9cs / GGru9relie al Trooper.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
General Fremont.

General Jremont. HepreIcytaut.
bnieis aomite for milit9re anlisgenber
bar inoiiaet til 8ebtaselie 5Orilasst ON
at iatte General 5rempnt paa Bitten
for uotjente Sfficerer meS Rans at @e.
n~eralmajor.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

Zen dependent pension bill, iom
er inbitilet III geotaselie al Senats'
tcmiteen, beitemmer, at Berioner, Icm
tiente 3 Maaneoer cller mere / 8orger,
frigen, os iom bar iaaet N baoerlig
stfiteb, og iom fiber at aanbslig sller
legemli9 Soatfefie, life er 5Clgm
al ct uoipaueroe 9iu, Os lom MAJ
arbeioe ior tit 2~ipsop9plo, ifH faa .s13
ON Naanebcn / 3eniion fra ben
Dag, be nni6scr on geuiiOn. Su)r.
meset en- iaaOan s.qg pllOs ,qge IL,
Stattammegst. er life an9ipet, men iadf.
antaser, at Summen uilbe bliue iaa
tor, at Der fife funoe blipe 9nle ON at
reoucere Ioloiatierne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
ali 8.

Charles Horornm, en- snmmel Rus
litibetjcnt Gbicasu bleu / 9irsoass
aIint, iorbi ban bnuoe unberrcttct glnars
~tiiterne ont, boilte 8erioncr blanpt BEN
bar Yolitiets leieSe Spipner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
80 b 0 m | q.

Sen territorialc bemofratiife So'
mite bulbt Wpbe 9irsba9 os beiluts
tebe enitemmis al anmube aunsresien
ON at optase @pomins iOm Stat nnis
pner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
uDIanDet.
M anitDb q.
Gaptein @iQiam GenneOp, 8ef

NupIeIH gStHIuW NEHHtUU, UTTu1
linssmanb for ben f9rIte expedition,
Der u~pienbtes for at opisse Ruropolss
i~areren Sir Sobn Sranflin, bsoe ben
26be Sanuur / tit Siem / ct. Gnoretps
nosle Wtil fra 8innipes. San bar rs
Nar aammel.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
grafiIien

General Sa Junicta, 2eberen for
ben p~rouiiuriite Staggering, ital li9ge
for 8pben / en- at Gtu SnneirOs 5prs
ItGber. San liber al en- 8rpitip9oum.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
Spanien n.

Zen amerifanife 0eianbti Mabrib,
Sr. Halmer, lisser baarbt ips af en-
onSartet Sober, Tom for 9ioen srasierer
| Spanien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

Y%reioenisn bar uonapnt Glibu 60.
leman til attoruep for @iseOniins sit.
lise 3iitrift. Ri6aro @uentber bleu
iamtiois ubuaunt til @eneralfoniul til
Gitp Of Rerifu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
Wfrifa.

Or. abbott al SmitbiOnian SnNi-
tut | @aibinstpn er fumnIen tiibags iii
Saniibar ira CT SpSaaclicsreie iil
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05

YreHoenten bar uon9pnt Neseren
glande q. Bruce til 8scoroer Of 9eebs
ipr 9iitrict Of Columbia.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05
d a II.

Claf Sabl, en- SfrGSber / Slab
itOne, besif i Onsbass SelumOro pcb at
ta9e @iit. San baube Inn boet Der |
Spen nOsle 0use us ipntes at bore
meset moblss. San eiterlaber Gnte |
Marinette, @is.
Stor Slbebrano Sibpemins. u.
8. Meper & Co.'S Sernparebutif nebs
brRnbte fnrri9e MaHea8- SITE BET
aaerringeite al ben fore 8arebebolos
ming reobebes. Sabet paa 8Dgnins ua
8areoplas anilaaes til $4,000, US
Iuraucen $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1890-02-05


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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
81 h c Il M a.

Wan nimmt an, baB 8beumatiSmer
am meiiten in ben 3eiteu Der Ias= uni
Ra6tsIei6en entiteben, b. b. oab su
bieIen 3eiten bic oft iturf iue6ieInoeu
8drmes, Seudtiafeits., rieIIeibt aud
@IeftrBitdtss s8erbdItnifle Der 9ltmos=
pbdre mebr @eIesenbeit bieten, iid bies
fen Iditisen, alldIibertpeiie meiit ni9t
sefdbrIiden 3uitanb Su ertperben. Of'
fen ssitanbeu, lit aud bic Wihenidafi
ipeSen elmer treffenbeu Definition bea
9e9riffes 8beumatismuS nod in 8erle'
senbeit, unb setpib perben bieie Sdmers
Sen bieiem YrptemS in bic Sbube Ses
i6Oben. tpel6e uuf anberem @runoe
seWadien iinO. nebrisenS 1T aud bas
bette WiitteI 8eSen &beumatismuS itar'
feS Sdtpiben, nur mub biefes iobalb ale
mbsli6 mad Der grfranfuns SeIbeben,
unO spar nit Siilfe rei6Ii6en Genuhea
BON iiiBem @aher ober Sbee unb ipars
men 3uoedens nit tpolIenen Sedeu i'm
Bette. SIT Der 8beumatismu8 i9or
dlter, 10 Iese man auf bic Ieioenber
Stsasn Senfpflaiter ober reibe iie mil
SenfIpirituS. Dtan baI:e ii6 in einem
mdbie tpormen 3immer auf, trinfe Sas
fersrlbe, 8eiS. pber @raupenIhleim
unb ehe estphteS Sadobt.
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Sans nmb SDf.
SSie Fam oaS 0Spaefreiien Der
S6afe Derbutet tperben?

Das WoaefreGen tpirb ben S6afei
in Der &eseI anerSosen uno um es 81
berbinbern, 1T bafiir Gorge su traSen
bab bic Mutisri6afs pOr bsm 2ammcn
tpie eS Der Sddfer nennt, ausSepub
tperben. DieieS aei4iebt in Der Weiie
Oab ben Otutteri6ufen bic @oae, weI'
DE an Der innsrn Seite Der Sinterbeine.
unb aud bic, tpelde am guter iibt.
UOriidtis absei4oren tpiro, ipObur6 mar
uerbinOert, OaB Der iaIsiee llrin in bic
8oae brinet. Serner ipirb bel Der 9ez
burt beS CANNES, tpenn bieies NuSs
puben ni6t sefdeben 1T, bic @oae als
ler lammenben S6afe mebr ober ipeni'
ger fbon beim Ylaben Der WaherbIaie,
bon benz ausfliebenpen, sIsi6faas iaIs
Sieen Wafer 9etrdntt perben; cine
;tpeite 8eoineuns 1T Die, baB bic
2dmmer, iobaIo iie Su frsfen anfan'
gen, por ben Dtiittern pdbreno Der
8eit, bub bic Iebteren sefiittert iperoen,
abeeiperrt iinb. @eidiebt bas ni6t, 10
iperben Die IL IA Gage alten Sdmmer,
ipelde UNI bieie 3eit aud i6on 3u frenen
anfansen, bic Sbafe babel lider ltDren;
benn bd baS 2amm in Der &e8el feinen
Blab finbet, um aud nit an bic Haufe
su eelansen, ipeiI Der seerdnste Stano
Der 4Iten baS ni6t SuIdBt, 10 1T baiielbe
gespungsn, UNI isinen Sunger au itiaen,
oas Gutter ieiner Wsutter aufSuiu6en,
fam bies aber nidt natursemdb bon
Der Seite, ionbern nur bon binten ers
rei6en, unb 6ies 1T bic erite Seranlaii'
uus basu, rab Ous 2amm ii6 6as
@oaefreGen anseip6bnen fam. gSer
bic Sbiere senau beobadtet. fam babel
tdaIi6 ieben, baB oieieni8sn Sdmmer,
peI6e bic 3isen ibrer Wtutter ~ 8etuln:
men iu6sn, babel oft febIerelfen, tpeil
bic SHUTTER nidt title itebt, uno ltatt
ber eritrebten 3ise einen 3opf sulams
meneefetteter Bolle erfoiien, bieielbe
ausreiBen unb bee suiaeenoen SalSses
baItes pesen auffreHen. Dieies 8ers
fabren pirb BON benz 2amme beim ieoess
muIisen 5ittern Der S6ufs fOrtseiebt,
i6IieBIi6 sur 8enobnbeit ober gum Se'
biirfniB, unb Der Woaefreher 1T auSSes
biIbet. @ae anberen sur 8eieit!gunS
bes @olefrefenS por9ei6Iagenen Wtit'
tel, tpie Ssutterperdnberuns, reseImdbi8e
SaI3Isden, Serabreiduns bon &reibe
Ober SolSaide uuf benz Sutter iperben
ii6 meiitens aIS nubIo8 eripeiien. tpeiI
has Sdaf tpeldem bas Woaefrehen
einmal anerSogen 1T, bieie iibIe InSes
pobnbeit niemolS gang IaHen tuirb. IS
1T bemna6 rdtblid, um feline Noles
fre1er su erSieben, ben Mutteridafen
Dor Der 2ammseit bic 8oae au8sureiSen
unr bic 2Gmmer BON ben Uiittern, tpdbs
rsno Der Sutterseit Der Iebteren, re6ts
seitie su trennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

8eiteat oas .,@O9enbIatt" --es
entbdlr ale 9iabrihten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Gin neucs 6emilie.

ueber baS neue Semitic StaChys
tuberifera (Staffinis) 1T in Iebter ,3elt
pieL seI6rieben iporben. Der tDnisli6e
8otanii9e @atteu su Berlin uno Der
8erein sur 8efDrrerun9 oes 8artens
baues in ben prellBil6en Stuuten bat
bieies aus Sapan eInSefiibrte 8nollenz
sepadS i'm nOrisen SABRE p(riudss
ipeiIe uno nit grfOle ansebaut. Sn
;Sranfrei6 unb England fanb Sta6ps
unter bem Namen ,,@rOsneS", nab els
mem Orte bel BariS senannt, i9nea
@insanS in Die 8i9e. gS fnb eae
gln3eiden porbanoen, bab bas neue 8e'
muIe aud in Oeutiblanb baIo in UtaIs
fen aneebaut unb dbnli6 unieren 8ars
toiieln 8ermenbuns finben tpirb. Serr
SnipsftOr SampeI i'll &Opplt beri9tet
Die Stadps baben cine srObe 3utunft.
Dieielben nerben ii6 gu einem iddBenss
rperiben nationalen 9tabruneSmittel ses
ItaIten uno elm Semitic Iiefern, tpeI6eS
| slsi6 unie,er SurtoffeI eintrdsIi6, uber
pom plel feinerem, ia belitaIem 9e'
Ibmad 1T. Die Sriihte fbnnsn tbeils
| ssfodt, tbeiIs in Butter sebraten per'
ben; aud in 5Ieiidbriibe unb 9steriilis
uno Butter seidipenft, munben iolde
porstslid. Der 9lnbau 1T Iebr einfad
uno bod IObnenb. Die 8noaen iint
bon Diitte 6ebruar bis Gnfang 9lpriI a.
ieBen, uno stpar 2-3 Stlt neben Elm.
amber, 10 @tm, tief, in 80 - 40 @tm
bon chamber entfernten Reibsn. Di,
9Hanse madt teinerlei 9lniprii6e al
ben 8ooen, 1T polltdnbis tpinterbart
baut li6 rugp, bui6is uno mirb 35-
40 @tm. bod. Die S,u6t 1T Al
@tm. lang unb 2-5 Sim. brett. 8ol
elmer BHan3e erbdIt man setp6bnlit
bon 10000 &npaen. 8emerfeuS
tpertb 1T ibr 3uderrei6tbum, Der be-
StadpS bieaei6t nod anberpeite Ser
tpenouns seben pirD. 9noaen ,ur
Bfanaen offerirt baS Saat. @tabliiis
ment bon 9errn 9uitap DITTO SaIomo
(Snbuber 8. Rieti6), Berlin C., 2anea
berSerfruBe 20.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
RiIlsburp'a ,8eaes''
uiro unter allen lr anoen Oas seite ein unO beiben

2(mberc Sabrifate BON gsb mSsm mandma chen gu
SrOO fir abfolute 6eidbet unb 3uDerldf'
afeit prr H;sburD's Seffes s &oben bstsn, mic rs in
srsansasn spansg Sabrsn Sbns Spe i'm Sauis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
MULBERRY Stra6e.

SSerfamfsbebim9un9en mttO Sablnn9en:
gi sr % 3s iasran 3unss NIT & 5nsrsl m
bts 8aufas SOn unp Morisas 9snOmmsn. a.
abnn9 enmal aa manen MIRO ah p
prpentpcm Of gihpraIe Gnub
Nfprnir rlaub
@dberes ,u erosen Bel John HandIeys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Sin QIQe. bic es anaeht.

9ln Nqe, Die eS anBebt.
glatrift NTH bisrmit ssgsben, rne eurd
elm gpum rrr Wsbrbrit an .3abl unp gBntb
ttr 9rtereisn Der MitsIiebrr rsr ,,Spbs parf
Rsaep pas Stpre Co., linn itch, bic btIaatt
Syer port RsaeY Dap Stprr &c., Iimitsp =
eint parturrIbip AifUciaton. tis inter Der Wife
rn GjeisBeebuns pom 2. Suni 1874 GSeI6Gifs
seibau, - aufsel5lf wUreru it. Cir bslaate
glfcriation bat aufasbSrt. ibr 6jtibGfi ,u be.
trsibsn, aueaenUmmrn 70 peit IS uStbia lriu
mag lur aemfirniipiafn Abpidfuna ter Gje-
ibSftr esrieItsn VI. 20. pateripE
Is. j. Walter
ti,6 8. %. Ualttr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
SaulotS gum Serfauf.

8aupts In nsisn unplaufm 9
mir bic Cots ber @ anf ben Ma brn
Sessn
6Gfbuuc nwsr bic fbrh& ben ua%hn paar
gBntbe adgen. or = - o,o
100 6uB Si Ma
5cf gOuhr, Yranbab ntht
re1net .. 49,. .,..,.u> Sn,e,u. ,sA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Sit bic Gle ein eSeblidIag.

Sast eudb ni6t tduf6en tur6 GrUrsr g8ia m& nbt
ptIsburpS Sfes aebu fault bl susm GrUes Der
tbu 9asi NPebl nufihpign,
neil biaiSr ufsn faun gBnn br grs tablt ann si0 W
gum sRs tstts 9ab ibu n6t usn grO pesrObru aaf R
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

~ II We have a remedy that will CURE cATARRH.
w. BRONCHITIS and ASTHMA. Our faith Is 50
W strong that we will send treatment on trial.
Send fo= treatise and full particulars. Address,
The Hall Chemical Co., 1850 Farmount Av., Pha, Pc
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10

sS Das ,@o6enblatt" entbdIt ben
beiten 2otaIs8eri6t unO ALE Ionftiesn
gleuisteiten bon Snterefe.-glur 400.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Mealel. $aNase. Teucr HebenS SerI

r.. R1eS9l
.e,.kGr, tnka 9adapauua GSeuut ecrautpH. 20
nufa Guppas tn btsbtgn gara9sn
iurg phagnn uber al Sepafn
an e,nblu psrmitdf huht'Uffr. Vct-V
gan3en H
Del al 4ebms. .BeHbuunas~ oaellhafL
" Saupu ABtbs paptsn rsmm @ab
Burs'Sddpr
mpaaninB ~ 9tatn un,... -.
ninbas S&rHteG tnita9nr @Hbat tn osufr hno rnaU
II fepGI eprrsni flryfr 6rf borst
, 1890-11-13
FASHION NOTES.

Red Is still worn, out II Is not the
popular color that it was whom tho pop
pies were in bloom Excepting in COM
bination 1t Is not used save for evening
gowns.
Cloth and wool dresses still have the
plain habit-shaped skirt with a vest in
the bodice OF lighter corduroy edged
with gold pnrling or with rough looped
braid the color OF the fabric.
There is complete renaissance Of
black grenadine. 1t is wrought with
gay pompndour bouquets and will be
worn during the winter for evening and
next summer for day dresses.
Novelties in thin materials are white
or black mousseline dc sole wrought In
flowers OF natural size and color and
escurial gauze, embroidered i'll large
Spanish designs In raised cords.
The new diaphanous material for
evening costumes is the crlnkled silk
muslin called crepe chiffon. 1t comes in
white and black and various delicate
tints ana Is powdered with tiny flowers.
Imported gowns, many of them, have
bodices that are rendered dcmi.length
by pieces sewcd on just below the waist
line. Some of these are flat like tho
skirt of a mans coat and others are box
plated.
The new pompadour brocades are trl-
umphs of artistic designing and coloring.
Distance and depth, values and harmo-
nies are all adequately expressed in the
fruit and flowers represented OH their
tinted surfaces.
Sleeves, which remain very nearly as
large as ever at the shoulder, have grown
so small along the lower arm and about
the wrist that they are lett open on the
under si!ic and are inyisibly closed after
the hand is inserted.
\ late novelty is changeable velvet
with beautiful dark iridoscent hues
shading into black. This velvet is used
as princess oyerdress worn with bro
cade potticoat of shades corresponding
with those in the velvet.
Silver kid shoes are worn with ivory
white satin gowns, which are ornament
ed with designs in pale silver that are
brocaded in IA portion of the dress pat
tern and are cut out and placed accord
ing to the fancy of the designer.
The effort TO ingratiate short sleeves
into popular favor has not been success
iul. The fashionable glove for ordinary
wear with wool and tailor gowns is
four button length. and for dressy toilets
the eight-buuon mousquitaire suede is
still tue preference.
The long sleeves coming down on to
the hand almost to the knuckles, which
are one OF the leading Paris modes, are
not being received with especial favor
They are very inconvenient and can not
pe comfortably worn excepting by the
lady of absolute leisure.
Stockings are selected to match the
shoes or slippers with which they are
worn. They are simply ornamentcd
with clocks at the side and open stripes
like drawn work across the instep.
White silk stockings and white slippers
will be worn with white evening gowns.
There is no longer any doubt about
the length OF gowns. The fashionable
frock is OF dipping length" with the
fulness well drawn back. Tho new
feature OF the bodice is the wide back
with the single seam down the center
and the fitting effected by means of
fullness and plaits rather than darts.
, 1890-11-13
Christmas Gifts.
Inter Ocean.l

The newest work for Christmas
gifts combines tinted kid and cham
OILS with velvet for writing and toilet
cases. Delicate stone tints of cham
ois and blush kid have sketchy
flowers and figures painted for the
tops OF these cases, the rest being
rich colored velvet. Men Is shaving
cases, and long cases for neckties,
are made in this way. Excellent
presents are blankets of the rough
silk crash, embroidered in brilliant
colors with cross stitch. This crash,
1t will be re membercd, is entirely OF
waste silk, exactly like coarse
Russia crash, only 20 cents yard.
But as 1t is pure silk 1t forms very
warm, light coverings for rheumatic
persons or for the extra blanket one
needs TO be provided with in board
ing-houses. The crash is joined by
stripes of embroidery in Russian
styles, and one thickness IL as warm
as n pair of common blankets. 1t
also makes good, big coverlets for
the children's and mems rooms. The
crash washes like linen, and If wash
ing silks are used for the work the
result IL handsome and lasting.
, 1890-11-13
"Lady and Woman. I"
TIondon Daily News.

Mrs. Lynn Linton calls attention
to the curious fact that whereas fifty
years ago gentlewomen said imam
ma" aud were called "ladies" while
humber people said "mother" and
were called "women, we have now
made kind of verbal somersault.
What used to be the sign of dignity
has become the shibboleth OF vul-
garity aping gentility while the old
badge of the common folk has been
adopted by the upper classes. The
philosophy OF the matter lies, we
are told, in the strange desire TO
be thought socially better than we
are, which leads in time to the uni
versal adoption "a title that once
had u definite meaning.
The inevitable consequence Is the
return of the higher to the simple
conditions abandoned by the lower,
for the "tine heur" always separates
itself from its Immediate imitators
and prefers to adopt the style and
manner of those who are too far re-
moved for the possibility of confu-
sion. "Woman," in Mrs. Lynn
Linton's opinion, is taking an al
most Junoic symbolisln-grand, SUI.
preme, all-embracing; while "lady"
has fallen to the ground like an
over-ripe plum in the heart of
which the wasps have been at
work.
, 1890-11-13
AN INNOVATION.
Ladies Now Admitted to Fashionable
New York Clubs.
fArponaut

New York Clubs.
lArgonaut.l
Ifanyone had suggested the pos
sibility of ladies being received in
aristocratic male clubs few years
ago he would have been considered
most promising candidate for Bed
lam. Despite this fact, two of the
most fashionable and exclusive clubs
in New York city, and one club of
the same character in Brooklyn,
make provision for the reception and
entertainment of the wives and
daughters of their members; u third
New York club will soon be added
to the list OF the clubs which have
sanctioned the innovation, and
other clubs are looking in that di-
rection. The revolution was started
by the famous Somerset Club of
Boston, the most exclusive and con-
servatlve club organization in Amer
lea. This club decided, about eight
years ago, to fit up "A suite of rooms
exclusively for the accommodation
of ladies, and provided private en-
trance to this suite of rooms, which
are entirely isolated from other parts
of the club.
The wife or daughter of member
was permitted to introduce other
ladies as her guests, the sole re-
striction being that she should, in
her own handwriting, enter the
names of her guests in book kept
for the purpose. The innovation
won immediate approval. When
the Hamilton Club, of Brooklyn,
was incorporated it adopted this
feature, and, shortly after, when
the Lawyers Club was established
in the Equitable building, New
York city, the same scheme was
adopted on much broader scale.
The Lawyers Club set aside private
dining-rooms, Il public dining-room,
u ladies' parlor, boudoir and bath
room for the use of wives and
daughters of its members, and sub
sequently placed them in charge of
experienced ladies' maids, who are
always in attendance. No gentle
man is ever admitted TO these rooms
unless he Is accompanied by IA lady.
Upon his election to the LAWYERS
Club, II member fills out a blank
with the names of the ladies of his
family TO whom he wishes to have
the privileges of the club extended.
The names so entered are copied
upon register, and thereafter the
ladies named by the member have
the freedom of the suite of rooms set
apart FOR the use of their sex. They
can gain admittance TO these rooms
at any time during the day, can
meet other ladies there by appoint
ment, can lunch or dine there, or
can entertain friends at luncheon If
they SO desire. No check is ever
presented TO them, but the amount
of Indebtedness which they incur Is
charged 10 the member of the club
at whose instance they are intro
duced.
The somewhat remarkable de-
has worked admirably, and
has given entire satisfaction TO the
most conservative members of the