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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-13

An ALLIGATOR GR1r
is expensive luxury but good imitation for about
onesixth the price of the genuine is something Of
the usual run of things. especially when can
hardly tell the difference between the two These
Satchels made Just like the higher priced ones viz
With lock and key patent safety catches steel frame
and lined with heavy linen. The prices
10 inch, 10 cents.
IL 20
1T 0S
We sold over four hundred o. these to the Boston
excursionists.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-13

Lots Of new received within the past few days
among which are
ladies' japanese SILK Initial Hemsttched Handler
chiefs. with 1inch hem,
Ladies' japanese Silk Hemstisched Handkerchiefs
with two rows Of reverins.
ONLY 30 CENTS
Ladies' japanese Silk Handkorchiefs. with EN-.
broidered scalloped edges Pink Blue Nile. Salmon
and Cream.
Mems Black Silk Handksrchisfs, go inches,
ONLY GS CENTS.
Mems Al-line, Fancy Bordercd Hernstitched Hand
ONLY 12H CENTS.
Mems All-linen Hemstitched handkerchief Plain
White. with u and 1-inch hens.
ONLY 1cx CENTS
Mems Extra Quality Al-Iinen Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, with delicately colored borders.
ONLY 20 CENTS.
Ladies' Al-linen Hemstitched INITIAL Handler
chiefs
FOR 1aH CENTS.
As different styles Ladies' Handkerchiefs at
1ah CENTS.
None Of which are worth less than 10 cents.
The most beautiful line Of Ladies' Handkerchiefs at
25 CENTS ever shown. Some with embroidered
ners others with Mexican FRAMEWORK designs corded
centers and so on. comprising twenty designs.
They are worth from 80 to 80 cents.
We are selling them at
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Headquarters" for Handkerchief
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ADVERTISING SAScrrm.
LANsBURGH 4 BRo

Every mail that received from our Mr.. O. Lane
eurSh whose European tour viii ipeiuae all the manu-
featuring cities Of the Old World. 10 fun Of en-
thusiasm and delight with the noyel,ie. tina, ar,
bought by him for our Fan OPENING He writes al
ready his purchases are larre ana he Ia. ye, much
territory TO 30 All this means tia, he will re-
ouire room. We now occupy tremendou. l.rg. su.c.
Of ground Our mammoth establishment 4. ye, nr.a
with sOod. Not alone desire prompts u, TO set ria Of
these but sheer necessity oOmpes US to decrea.. our
stock. This thought being foremost in our minds
forces reduced prices upon already reduced goodS
This will tell something Of the bareains but an
hours looking will accomplish more than twenty
pages Of description
SIX Hosiery. in = variety Of styles. soc. pair.
81 per pair the price.
Linen chemisettes. lee. choice.
Csc. was the Price.
Nun Tics, loo. l5c was the Price.
Null Caps i5c Among the 10; are so and $50 caps.
SOC. Pocket Books. soc.
2oc. Pocket Books. l9c.
0Se. Silver Bracelets. loo.
25c. Side Combs. l5o.
25c. Cologne. lsc.
Luhin's Infant Powder. loe
Csc. Cream Figured SWISS lalvc per yard
l2stc. White Goods Gslc. per yard
EmbrOideries again reduced in price.
Laces
25c Ruchng. lec. per boz.
o9c. Corsets. 39c.
sL25 Chemise. 0sO
sI.25 Drawers. Csc
sl25 Corset Covers, 9Sc.
si.50 Dressing sacques. ESQ
And so could we proceed through the length ana
breadth Of store and write Of Reduced Prices n
We have overlooked anything we know nothing Of It.
We advise early call to secure the choicest. an
there always is a choice.
You will nnd no annoyance In shopping.
MAJ! Orders ,riA receive prompt consideration
store always kept at adelightful temperature by
Patent Cooling Fana
+ 4 III :: ::
81 Es sis S ID { IL i $ sss III i
:: :. E EE E:'i r. g..
eco. 422 424 42e SEVENTH STREET 40
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10 WE MUsT.-REMEMBER We REMOVE TO
Cymbination store, 1ith st se, about August L.
PC An of our tsmons Zoe carseta &c Al ~ an:
famous 25c Corsets. gle Carks ~ n T." sfool Cot
ton, Abe. dozen. Sc. Challies 45<c. Lawns. Be
Ladies and Chidrens Absolutely Fast Black Hose c
pair. Immense line Of kabbous. Swiss and Hamburg
ular prices. ENEkl THING MUST CO. MMCVIER r.
BuCHEN l6021th 81 ~ W.. next TO walkers Grocery,
te2&-Sm
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CONTINUED below.)
Fast BLACK HOSE.

FASH BLACK HOSE.
A few numbers of our i'm portation Of Fall Hosiery
ted Fast Black Ribbed Stockings. with double heels
and toes and with double knees There are two
different weights and kinds-the narrow or single rib
and the clustered rib. We think they are the most
servIcAble Hose ever put upon the market-in fact,
they are wear Observation-Disclosures they G6so-
iueiy Fest Black; should they otherwise return
them and get your money. Sizes to 10.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PAIR.
Another lot consists Of $50 dozen Ladies' Medium
weight Hose-aso q warranted fast black WE CAN
SAFELY SAY THAT THE QUALITY OF THIS
HOSE is EQUAL TO. IF NOT BETTER. THAN ANY
CSC. HOSE EVER SOLD. They are but
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
ladies' Heavy weight Fast Black Hose suitable st
this time for those going TO the mountains.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ladies' Fast Black Lsle Thread Hose, double heels
and toes. 3oc or pairs for Ell.
plain, drop stitched and boot patterns; would be
bargain at 5Oc.
OUR PRICE. 35C. OR PAIRS FOR al.
s5c Silk Plated Hose. 10 different colors Reduced
to 30 CENTS.
25c. Balbriggan Hose 19c
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
CONTINUED below1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-13

saaasxs ~ a m B pbp '4.:aas
These are Good Steel Knives and ar. we'll ani.hsd
and perfect goods.
AFEw OF THE ESQ STYLES
Blades. Pearl Handle. Ladies'. o5o
Blades. Shell Handle. ladies', 25o
Blades, Inlsid Handle. Ladies', 25c
Blades. Buck-horn Handle. Boys ESQ
Blades White Bone Handle Boys 25o,
Blades. Cocoa Handle. Boys, 25c
Blades. Pearl Handle. Gents a5c
Anew OF THE 4sc srYLEs
Blades. Ladies' Fine Pearl. 49c.
Blades, Ladies' Fine Shell sac.
Blades, Gents Fine Shell, 4yc
Blades, Extra Size Buck .hern 4ao
Blades. Extra Size Ebony. 4gc.
EAzoRS
Wade & Butchers Atlantic" Hollow Ground eso
Wade L Butchers "Celebrs ted" Hollow Ground. ESQ
Rodgers Dutch" Hollow Ground. 9Sc
Rodgers Master Razor. No. 1, sl49
wostenholm's Xxi. light Csc.
wostenholm's Xxi. heavy Sizes
a. Whites Half Concave gSo
A. Whites y Concave, sl.4g.
THREE THOUSAND
POPULAR NOVELS
TO BE SOLD AT
EIGHT CENTS EACH.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
SMITH wARDwELL
.u13tOselo EOS. 7o7. 700 Market spac.
e E e 4 4 #$ H n n :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH STREET.
know
that you
will be more
astonished than
usual when you
read the following
remarkable items. We are
going to tell you what
they are-thats all any amount
of talk couldn't make them more
attractive. The figures and facts are
going to do all the putting. They'll
show you the way goods are now go
ing Throughout the store there are the same
values in proportion. You don't have to look
very hard to find them either LIST, Is LADIES'
JACKETS in Striped and Plain Cloths;
closing price 75c. EACH. I'd. IL LADIES'
IMPORTED JACKETS, made of Striped
French Flannel. vest front. 81 so. I'd,
10 LADIES' BLACK JERSEY
COATS; closing price. 90. 4th.
LADIES' STRIPED CLOTH
TRAVELLING ULsTERs,
81. 5th, all sos. SHIRT
WAISTS BLoUsEs.
Percale and Outlngs
Soc. each. many
more items which
will give you
just much
pleasure to
buy.
fnfh a 81 M Nh I'm sss
BIB "A U u MIMI NJ SSS
sBss ~ 4 uu y MN ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
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BosrOs VAmrrr STORE.
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

We have inst received 800 dozen Fine orads
POCKET KNIVES, which We shall sell at the remark
ably low prices Of
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

George Elio, was so religious
whom young woman that she would
not go 80 tho ihcairr or opera or oven
ma orn;orlo. although -ho ugs devoted
10 music.
Tho color o. o;hclio hA, boon .
questioned poin; In Shakespeare IL
benjamin Constant. tho French arilsi.
has recently oppressed his opinion ihg;
u,hullo was no, yollowlsh-brown. but
decidedly black.
-Toid's Johnson's dictionary has
5000 words. Worstor's laic,, edition
llG.OOO. Wcb-t.r's lis,Ocn. tho lta.
p-rial $50. 90. tho Encyclopaedia l-1.
90. Tho Century dictionary Is 10
hnvo spr. 900 and more. very possibly
10000 or 1900 moro
Tho real namo OF Edna l.yall.
author Of "Wo Two" "a Knight kr.
rant" and other scmi-rcligIous novels.
ia Ada Ellen Baylcy. She is an Eu.
elish woman. and has considerable
means apart from tho earnings FROM
her novels. which have a large fa' C..
She Is said to have mndc up her mind
when sho was ten that Fho would fol-
low literary career. and her iirst
book was written and published when
rho was only seventeen.
-Wiliiic Collins wrote 10 his pub
lishcrs during his visit To America in
1873: "Whorrvcr | 80 | meet with
tho aamo kindness and tho same
enthusiasm. really want words TO
CEprcss my grateful sense OF my re-
cUption In America It IL not only
l1ru than have deserved. II is moro
than any man could have deserved. |
hav. ncycr met with such cordial
and such a generous people as tho pco-
pl1 oi thr United States. Lot mo udd
thatI thriyuon thi. kindness. keep
wonderfully we'll"
Martin Farquhnr Tuppor's daugh-
,cr To- Is huv her father camc to write
bis "ProycrbiDi Philosophy" us fol-
lows: "It is quito romantic. Papa
'cll In lovo with his cousin Isabelle.
aud then he thought ho would. when
no married her. translate his notions
IN the manner OF Solomon's + oycrbs.
and he did 30 in tho articles. frat on
marriage. then on love. cnd,hip.
mud 20 on. But, of course, You know
my father has written n great deal
against Ritualism. and he is strong
supporter OF tho constitution.
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THE PoLAsis CLOCK.
4 1'~-.rr-.- rA,, w.. n~ri-, i. Arc

y Itino.bs~T- Ihsf N.s ''rftrt IL trrtf
i-p for fraF tsnE.
On tho desk Of Iison II. lrncN.
chief clrsk 81 the Bureau OF Eauip.
mg... sud Recruiting IN tho Navy d
parimcni. Il u l.ltlo rosewood ca,s
bound and lniaid with bfafa mad
bronze II iH Ia tho form Of cuhn.
nbou, clght1gn lnrbc, high. mud con.
ialns a chronumoicr tuch m % used
on all naval ycs.clS This llulo ia-
sirumsHt has quito n tragic hisipFr.
and l. held Of cpnHilorsbi1 value. 4;
was tho ships chronpmcter u Tho un.
fortunate rolHris. that was scat og; On
Bn arctic expedition IS tho Navy Do
paTig4-ut ia 1871 Whom tho rulHr.s
vas nippcl Ia tho leo Captain Hall
saved ihis instrument and some Other
ihlugl from tho vessel. A. long rs
Captain Hall survived no kept the
chronomcicr with him. Whom he
p1r!ahcd Il was buried In tho arctic
SHOWS and abandoned. This va.
somu limc In isT2 - four winters
1t lay buried In tho snow md ice.
In 1876 Captain Mares. Of the British
INV - nv" or fNNiNN '''t' tNNN III
command OF tho royal expedition to
tho arctic region, diacovcrud this
chronomc,ur at Ncwmnn's bay. lie
DIV: IL out Of tho snow and took 10 TO
England with him on his return. 1T
had then boon buried in tho snow for
four years IN II region where tho
mercury sinks TO i0i degrees below
freezing poiut I, was found 10 ba in
perfect order. and was wound and ran
all right M soon rs taken from 10.
cold bed. On returning 10 England
Captain Mares turned tho instrument
over to tho British admiralty Office.
from whence it was Hont as pre- sent
to this Government. With ali this OK
pcrionco 1t loses only n single second In
twonty-four hours. Washington Star.
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The man WHO spouTs.


Here o. - Litus T-ndsr Guidance for
Amateur Eio.niioni.is
Tho mino from which the reciter
lraws his material is in itsolf danger
Ju-ly broad and dnep-nOthing less
than the wide field OF English lltsra-
ture. la 1t he finds things he j.
tempted TO reclte because he loves
them. But tina, Is ono of tho worst Of
reasons for choosing them. They
may or may not gain by recitation.
HIS personal love for them must not
oud his Judgment lie finds pieces
magnificent in drama and scope for
defamation. but the drama may be
purely taken from tho literary point
Of view. and it, very excellence judged
thence may DO faults from the actor =
aud rcciter's points Of Wow,
Or tho drama may DO impossible for
public audience. Ono poem may
touch too intimately or penetralnsly
some domestic or Ito sorrow. and att
other may jar on some feeling. pos
slbly even some prgludles. which the
raeiter may not sym pathlzo with. but
which ho In none tho less bound 10 ro-
sp-ci In his listeners. And, lastly.
rome tlrosome lncongruliy OF appear
Hnce or manner mHy be the touckstoHe
tha, decides his sentence against IA
poem. which. II It bo q poem ha par
ticularly likes and desires to reelio. is
moro than sufficiently annoying.
4 man. for lns,Ance. with = CHERRY
facs should not r-cits The Dream Of
Eugeaa Aram." The Rayon" or I'll
rcnsorOso;' nor should pale, spare
man rocI,o limo Of fnlstAn's or OK
pee, any great success In u scene from
''i'ieswicls. - u rule "a rule with
exceptions. of coursc,) mon should
avoid all pieces written In tho hrs,
person singular In which tho speaker
Is woman. shslley's Cloud" 10
difficult for man bsoau,o 81 il, Ideal
personality. Il 10 impossible To 20
lot tho suspicion o. rldIeGlousn.ss
shon n man grHyaly snysi
"izaa tic daughter % earth aHi u sa'ef.
Asi Tie HarsiiHE Il TIC Ky"
Matthew Arnold's "Forsakrn Nur-
mAn" generally falls Of It's full effect
Tor tho same rca7on. once heard "a
man. remarkable Tor u g.ii Of plata
mos. rcci;n VERY vol hui vcFy vain
80 Tcunys1u's dream 81 Ea!T
Women" so IN elderly gentleman
Iocla!inlng L1wla Mors.t' 'Fsyche;' 3
lady. Tcany,on', ''EsvclrG' and &
young mnn Christian H1ssctiI. -
Royal Princes" Wyrc all cquail,
undermined In thogs efforts By direo;
physical lHnpproprlaisnusL
remember tho oc-afian WHOM !
dr., gave la public m admirable piece
for recitation which MnN ilarF.c:
COLLABORATION sont mo. called
Prince" In tho last verso comgs
I'll, limo
= va ihs Illus shzE. curly sad tfu-s"
I gave IL With conviction. and tho au.
svu- was An audible smile. AL such
paiAos and DIANA a. had h1-n wrought
by tho story wpro defeated by this
candid assertion 10 which my appear
ancs gave tho Ito direct. Tho rld.cii,
iuua int1nuHcn tina, tifna and rumor.u
had plngulErly changed mo turned tho
" hol1 bling into fun. In sutsrqu-;i'
ruriIE,s altered tho limo. nnd the
RECITATION hold IL, avn uncpnlrndlc,e,L
-NuTrny- Magazine.
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An enthusiastic prohihitionist. when
lie learned that his fellow-passenger was
from Georgia, tackled him at once.
II am very glad to know, sir he
said. "that You are q resident Of that
grand old state. What the latest pro.
Mb.unn news from your sectiuuy
Wen, replied the Georgian, people
were little slow in canning round To
buying it by the quart at fust, but they
have got right smart used 10 it now,
stranger "-tvorh
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The HgRELp BRAND.

Al stock branded rs above on. any
part II animal from the tail up to rieiil
behind tie ears. Range, Garfield.
Routt. Grand, Eagle. Pitkin and Mes's
counties, Colorado, Eastern Utah and
southern Wyoming and n few select
patches of feeding ground all over
T., s.-No extra. chaigo Tor cut, ca
craving. descriptive matter, OF eng ayed
characters, and also includes 4 copy o!
rnE HERALD. Let the cowboy on the
range know ,onr brand
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-02-01

ltnwlin- mail leaves Monday, wc,inr .,i,y ans
Friday at u. ~. Arrives TUESDAY. Thur
LAY aud Saturday NJ G y. III.
Gmnd River mail leaves Mcckor daily. except
SUNDAY. Mt $40 -. M. Arrives daily. except
sunday. n, s;Ji y. III.
iinrErly and white River mail leaves MccNrl
every Monday aud Thursday ~, : a. m
Arrives every "Wednesday AMI Saturday al
or. ~.
twin 81 u, ~. to- Ppm.
ros,nrirc orcp on sundaya from sto 10 a. rn
nnl fc1u to p. m.
\ Y. iiouSroS. Postmaster.
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A Unique Time-pieec.

A Western icwclcr has invented n
novel ,imc-rieac. On II stool wire
stretched across his show window a
stuffed canary hop, irum loft to right.
indicating CO.. it goes tho hours Of tho
day by pointing with ii7 heuk at dial
stretched beneath the wl-1 and having
Tho figures lrou / - - Whom II
reaches tho latter lcuro 1t glide.
across tho window to- G-aiu. There
is no mechanism that can BOO seen. all
Tho works being concealed inside tho
bird. -Jowclors' Weekly.
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NfraEu rHI1srF=il '4,i utrFsfHfs = Ia
t.7f Nu. e. isrts Aii,ns District Sc. :. iaru
Ha'f,r. n|s.rioi N". a, N'inm smith.
ju.ft-7a ~ J.o r.l,',-U, v. Stem. AMI v.
H'fttr.
Am o., tifA.
tntt tHrtL =lusti,o-E =. GDss.
,ubsgaidr-J. -. Amscs.
FOOT 'y~r.s-rr=.am Martin,
rfur-'Nrg-iu.'ig--r .. kinr.
t"rs'suir=I. ~. iIrrsi-s.
Head uNnwscI=I, ", nihnirish,
wgirr iuvEE-iusii,r-G u. Howard.
tuna'siHr= u. i;.Is.n.
iiuai p,rFsgcr-urr5.- ". Hiifk,
UEssrLs aiustt0o \. e. Enru.
CNstanis=j,sphs ur!rr.
NUsi psufes'rar. q suartE
trrsH wuirE-Iustioc-r Charlie. smith.
'unsini}fsa William Cary-r.
Hal ut'Fsrrr=p. steel.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1890-02-01

In iuslructiug her how la handle tie
weekly wash, IA G,finIiinAn lalN iold
her servant, fresh from Castle Garden
to take the iiolse 10 the kitchen, AMI
hang the clothes IN II Ia dry. The
following morning ihr ''nuirhn'd were
aroused by the noise, gni 'nNraii'
gat on showed That bridget hnn
backed the family hDrs. fEnn The
stable into the Kitchen, aud hmi iri'd tn
cover /; with wet c.rtiis', but tile aui-
mai objected IN ilr treatment,
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He'll &c, There Some Day

strangor--Boy. will you direct mo
to tho nearest bank?
Stree, Gamin-Wll r twenty-five
cents.
Stranger -Twcn,y-1vc ccutsl Ism,
that highP
Gamin- Bank directors always go;
big pay. mistcf.--N. Y. sun.
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Tho costlicst book owned In Chi
cago is n copy OF tho frs, folio edition
of Shakespeare, published in 1923 IT
Is regarded ms tho finest copy IN
America. and il valued at $4,000. Its
ownor Is man who made fortune on
the Chicago Board OF Trade.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,


INIIEU NINiTl7 WTFTI mn
Senators. n. =. Tril-iaui r q, wolenii
N'tutsr 1T Congress. Ilosea Tonuiruh
hisifipi Judge, .iCs's iiail~tt
Marshal, T. 7, ifti
Attorney, J. u, iicming
iirgi,ier of the ilsni pfoc. 81. Dsisn
Receiver ~ i'ubiic Moneys, J, =, ssan
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WHITE RIVER srocE.GHDwEUs 1850.
CihTiuS.
President, ". +, usudt
Nir.s''rr.lirrt, :. = Green
Secretary. T.. II. titn.hrr
Treasurer. y Major
Executive Committee, Ben p,i,c. A. ~
,tiichlnw and ". A. Keller.
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head good ugs nn cyrus " ft..
the other dag. When he owned ia.
sail and Express he u'casi'nl!ii Iah'u
around the various el.tuiI rrm7 I,
ct seine idea II huw his paper ~.'
being Conducted,
Vino is that min who SiiS IN that
room TO the right up Stairs be- once
asked Of his managing editor,
That's Mr. --, oar exchange
editor" replied the managing editor,
Well said Mr. Field, frowning,
Its iny opinion that he's not worth his
salt. As often rs I've be, II la his oiilcc
I've never seen linn do ANYTHING but
read newspapers, AMI he's alWal got .
big pile OF EN- In front Of him,
-Ep0ch.
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INSTINCT OFFICIALS

rirtgirl Attorney, i. l. n ,lwrii
Gers District court, John \. Watson
state Senator. WIN GrlIirr
State Representative. O. bartholomew
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-23

From the Popular Science Monthly.
The observations made during night as
tensions, or thoss. which were continued
in:o tile night, on temperatures mt differ
emit heights, gave results different from
the theories previously held pa the sub
ject. An incrrasc of the temperature with
the height was noticed after sunset. The
rate of decline of temperature with cleva-
ton, when near the earth, was subject to
variation as the sky was clear ar cloudy.
From an elevation of three miles cirrus
clouds were seen apparently as far above
the observers as they seem when viewed
from tlc earth, and that under such con-
ditions that il was hard tn believe that
their presence was due tn moisture.
TIN. audibility of sounds from the earth
~ticpcndcd considerably on the amount of
moisture ina the air. The noise of IA rail-
way train could bc heard in clouds at four
miles high, hut not when tile clouds were
far below. The discharge of u gun was
hearu 1T 10000 feet: the barking of "a dog
at two miles; but the shouting of IA multi
tude at not motS, than 4,OOD feet. Many
differences iA the results of observations
were supposed to depend upon atmos-
phcric conditions, while these vary with
the time of day and the season of the
year: So that a great many observations
would fr required to determine the true
laws.
Having ollowcd mp one OF the ohscrva-
tions rccorlcd above with u captive bal
loon and by other means. Mr.. Glaishcr de-
clarpd to the Meteorological society. in
1870, that the theory that the temperature
- always lower at higher elevations is not
true.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-23
where Rcautic~ Are Bred.

From the Ladies' Home journal.
The great beauties who take the social
prizes in marriage are almost all bred i'm
the lesser towns, where a less convcn-
tional society gives women "a snatch at
freedom i'm girlhood. You don't find them
growing M, with calisthcnics. health lifts
and "a massar,-usc To- do their excrci q.
for them.
You all remember the painful story OF "A
gi-I in "a city home surrounded by every
care who WIS stranglcl i'm the cords IF
her ''licaltli puli' one evening little mor.
than "A year since. Scarcely more pitiful
is her fate than that of girls brought up
tn depend on such substitutes for work
and exercise IL they live. A sick. anucmic
woinafi. unusch. unable to care for her.
self and all Others. is the most pitiable,
object on earth. You seldom
find a lasting beauty which has not had "a
ssni-t.reck education of outdoor exercise
behind il.
Take the beautiful Cummings, who ran
wild in their Irish sountry home. till their
calculating had rakssi and
scraped enough tai take them to Dublin
and thence To London. The Gunnings
were unlicensed hoydens, but their races
over the hills gave them matchlcss COM
plexions. Later still Mrs.. LanRtry took
her beauty course, rowing the Jersey lanes
with her brothers i'm sea air, living on
peaches and coarse bread, with as little
lessons as sufiiccd to fit her for London
drawing rooms.