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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

GS9OO PAYS $50 PER MONTH: SOUTH OF
UCOOO. Market investment: would pay $50
month Just well $50; don't fail see II; near
Folsom and Fourth sts.; street paved with basalt
blocks: improvements in good order; 5-story house
OF tenements; lot 25XSO; must be sold; apply at
once. O'FARRELL IL LANG, II Montgomery
street. mr3O II SuWe
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VINEYARD, FRUIT AND FARMING LANDS A
specially. Send for circular to d. II. TYING,
Sonoma City, Cal. ap22 II
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" ~ wv. near Scott; modern bay-window
houses OF rooms, bath, laundry. ctr.; all modern
improvements; brick foundations: houses only 1
years old; viii sell as whole or separately; lot 5OK
lZI:6 ofFARRELL LANG, II Montgomery
street. apo SuMe
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$iO0O0-A choice piece on 9Th St., near Mission
5OHlt4 to Washington ave. in rear, and me g.
room houses; booming locality.
$50 UUO-5th ST., near Howard; a good corner:
oOEI5; rents steadily $I7O. ap27 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

C.0-n0 4 LOTS COR OF 18TH AND ROSE;
SNOOUU. PARK Lane Tract; level and on the
grade c. Ii UMBSEN " CO., IA Montgomery
street ap27 SuTu 81
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DARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL, IN A GOOD
i paying business; covered by U. S. patent "a
kltch ST. (basementl. off Folsom near Third q a..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

GIDlA BA Y-WIND COTTAGE on
81 1OOO. Liberty ST., bet Dolores and Guerrero;
rooms and bath; brick foundation; all modern i'm
HoNeinents; lot 25Xl14; only one-nalf cash re-
CURED aud the balances at per cent; dou't fail to
see TINS al once, as 1t IS a bargain. U'FARRELL IL
Lang, II montgomery ST. ap27 IT SuWe
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

&T60O BUENA VISTA PARK PROPERTY.
" COO. choice gore lots; fronting 2U4:ll on
epstein St. by 2s6;6 on Congress St; making at
least or choice lots; this IS positively the biggest
bargain in this section OF the city; don't faii 10
LOOK AT it to-day. O'FARRELL ~ LANG, IL Biont-
gomery st. aD97 ~ SnVNa
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& ~ EACH-LOTS 25xI2O; SOUTH OF THE
- - para, near the proposed new race-course;
10 sand dunes. JOHN c. GREEN Il CO.. 4OI Cali
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An ENGLISH GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE
"a state viii sell his property at sacrifice for cash
OF good mortgages: Santa Clara County stock grain
ana fruit farm, 1000 acres, $l2 so per acre; stock
| crop and implements. low valuation: Is acres,
Mrights station, 300; 10 and IS acres San Jose,
part i'll fruit, $3.50 per acre: Monterey County $40
acres 80 in volunteer wheat $15 per acre; $50
improved, 50 per acre: livery stable barn and cot
tage, San Miguel 5000; also lots s70O each: also
some GOOD mines; two-thirds can remain on mort
gage on any of theses particulars on ar plication,
Address A. W. b., 28I4 Sacramento ST., San Fran
cisco. moe
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$500 afs Of ac ATP Fn P4 A1Sm wIga E a
this Apply to DONALDSON & GLYNN, cigar
store. 81 Fourth st. amos as
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GAN JOSE BRASS w0RkS-THIS FOUNDRY
~ and nnfshing-shop has been established for 20
years, and is in hOurishIng condition; is well
equipped with tools for general jobbing and re-
pairs must be sold account Of prOprfetor's IN
health. Address STEVE CHAIZE, 294 West Santa
Clara St., San Jose, Cal ap25 II
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800 S00 a WE'LL LOCATED BUSINESS
O-- sC'O. corner Fell St: lot 55Nl20i
room Tor more buildings. 6. Il. UMBSEN & Co,
IA MONTGOMERY 81. ap97 SuTuIh st
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

QOO ACRES OF LAND; WILL SELL REASON
OOO ably or trade for a small place near a town;
Smiles from Cazadero Station. miles from Fort
Ross Landing and mile from school; carry 100
head of cattle; well improved $50 fruit trees and
vineyard 500 cords OF tan-bark and large quantity
OF redwood; well watered by creeks and springs
10 Washington st. ap2O Su 6ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

y RANCH BAKERY AND COFFEE-RoOM; ALSO
JJcOnfectlonery: three living rooms; cheap rent;
sold on account OF sickness. 407 Third ST. All l5s
n ROCERY AND SALOON FOR SALE; OLD
" stand. Apply Philadelphia Brewing Co. ap22 IT.
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S40O s SPLENDID ,:,I BARBER-sHoP; CHAIRS
FREYGANG, 235 kearny ST. ap26 3Js
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S4500 HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH;
U 1OOO. all modern improvements: on the sun
ny SIDE o; Bush ST. near DeyisadeTo this is a nicely
located house: don't fail To see 1t. O'FARRELI q
Lang, II Montgomery St ap27 Su,setf
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

pARTNER WANTED IN A GOOD-PAYING sA-
& and 10 p. II. apY.fyts
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RRANCH BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND VA
- rlety store; well stocked in every respect; also
large stock OF fine liquor which is sold only by the
measure; this is golden opportunity, as owner is
compelled to sell account of sickness and old
age. Apply 1903 Howard ST. amos 4ts
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

CS0O NICE RESIDENCE LOTS. 25xIOO. on
O'COO. the Potrtro close to manufacturing dis
trct; FOR sale on the most liberal terms; mechanics
stop paying rent, stop paying fare, live close TO
where yOu ind ste ady employment. Apply to JOHN
{. GREEN q Co, 40l California st. IL
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w GOD AND COAL YARD FOR SALE APPLY
w on premises, 500 Twenty irst st. apes TIE
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FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN; GROCERY AND
L bar; present proprietor going East 2lg Tenth
ST., near Howard; call soon. aD26 2ts
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Go000 TEAMING BUSINESS; 7 HORSES.
OcOOO' harness, trucks and 3 wagons; doing
a good business. Apply CALL Branch ONCE rs Ats
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

csrS0 POINT LoBOS OR RICHMOND LOTS
ID OCO. on 2Oth ave-, Point LObos; $3.50
cash, balance $40 per month. p. A. DOLAN, $50
Market apZ7 st SuTuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

MAN WANTED TO ENGAGE IN LEGITIMATE
w profitable and pleasant business; can be no COM
petition; $500 in cash necessary to the out
MT or would lessen that amount and give security
and employment. Particulars of MERSEKTAU a
son, 2237 Mission st. ap2B 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

G0SUO MODERN HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS AND
NloOOO. bath; brick foundation; well finished;
IOt so II. frontage by ll2 IS IN depth; downtown
only blocks from Market ST.. in best residence To-
eaton > OF Market ST this is positively a good buy
Iut any 1Ody desiring house within walking dis
lance OF The business section OF the city Apply to
OFAkRELL n LANG, II Montgomery. u Suwe tt
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

G1S0D WHOLE BLOCK LEsS SCHOOL
~ 1OOO. lott south OF park bet o and p sts :.
an investment. JOHN e. GREEN d CO.. 4Ol Cali.
IoFhld 81. au27 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

E'oR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
erty. beautiful country home IN Haywards, of 8
acres; well.improyed orchard; hours ride from
city 1875 Clay ST. APPS IT'S
WANTED-TO SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
w property 100 acres timber land. Inquire
Room 43, Murphy Building. APPS 3t*
GLEN ELLEN VILLA LOTS; l ACRE UP TO 4
" acres; all lots finely tlmbered: beautiful view;
pure mountain water third cash, balance in l and
years at per cent of for cash. J. I, PETERS,
IA Montgomery st. aD24 at
,...IA..... !.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

G90S WILL BUY CIGAR-sToRE: CENrRAL;
Uc-c large stock; furnis he'd room; rent 81 Is; in
sured for $500; AGENTS.. 3OsLa SKIN s. an24 Is
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

TOR SALE-GROCERY AND SALOON, DOING
Il good business cheap rent and long lease; family
rooms attached. INQUIRE at 466 TenaIna stan2n 9fs
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$65OO-Page St, near Cole; 50xl37:6.
SIuOU-Oak ST.. near Scott; 50xl37:6.
S36OO-Army ST. near Mission: 75NI00.
S2oOO-Castro St, near 18th; "a :sxI25.
Sl65O-lSth ST., near Noe; 25xlO2.
SSIOO-treen ST.. near Scott; SlXi37:6.
Sz5OO-CastrO ST. near Beaver; 25xl00.
$2OOO-Beayer ST., near Castro; 25xlI5,
S325O-Castro St, near 18th; 35XI37:6.
call at our once for full particulars A H.
EREED " CO., 232 Montgomery St ap27 1t
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

GIOSn NEW COTTAGE OF ROOMS AND
u lCOU. lot 25xSO; on the y line OF Merritt St,
near I7th and Castro. &. II. UMBSEN y CO, Ia
MONTGOMERY St ap27 SuruTh 81
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

DOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT AND
eoHee-salocn, bakery and confectionery con-
nected with another good business: receipts $3.50
10 500 daily; price $4,000 OF which $1,000 cash aud
the balance on easy terms. For full Information an
ply to DELORME u ANDRE. 800 Suffer- 81 nnsla Il
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SSH 600 COR, FIRST AND II, HARRISON RI ss y,
6s;o only $4,000 cash required. 6. H. DMBSEN
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COUNTRY REAL EsTATE.

&OA0n A BARGAIN; 100 ACRES OF EXCEL
9pcOpO. lent level land in Napa County; easy
distance to Napa City; all well fenced and divided
into neldS 10 acres vineyard and acres OF orchard
in full bearing; 10 acres in alfalfa and oats run
ming stream and never-failing springs; good house
OF rooms; large barn and stables; good cows:
good team of horses; wagons. all Implements
household furniture; everything included. BEYAN
a Co. 3lS Kearny st. Its
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

COFFEE SALOON AND CHoP-HoUSE CHEAP.
~ whole half. 639 Kearny St ap24 re
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G.IS00 FOR SALE-RETAIL GROCERY AND
u 1COO. liquor business; fine corner in center
OF cttyi retiring from business cause Of sale. Adj
dress q. r., Box l4z, CALL Branch Office. apps St.
DRODUCE STORE WITH LIVING ROOMS.
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

VERY ATTRACTIVE HOUSE; ROOMS AND
bath, with large and beautiful grounds cheap
and on easy terms. J. S. LEDYARD Room 5. 1873
Kearny st. ap23 Tt#
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SS3SO-Cosy cottage OF rooms and bath and lot
Z5xllli ferrle St: near Geary cable line
SlJOOO-Fulmore ST, near McAIllster cable line.
t9AlOO; N one OF the choicest and most con
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-04-27

CORNER SALOON FOR SALE. APPLY JOHN
" S. BOWMAN q CO. 2l3 BatrerY an2h 7t@
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- wagon. 1874 MISSION St ap23 7tE
RESTAURANT FOR SALE. 7O9 BATTERY sF
~ APPS Inns
&Q7H SALOON AND 3 ROOMS WITH coon
DOL y. stock OF liquors. cigars and tobacco Soo1
POT Second st. an22 I ~
ICE ESTABLISHED CIGAR MANUFACTURE
~ ing business for sale cheap; good trade. Apply
immediately VIM. HoDDE, sos Market ST.. up
e.alrs. ap23 -
0 1CS0 GROCERY AND BAR: GOOD STOCK
I'D 1-OO. and fixtures; horse and wagon; living
rooms; low rent: long lease. Apply WOLFE
JAMES 4 CO., liquor dealers, 41S-420 Clay ST. ~ %
GOOD SALOON FOR SALE; LIVING ROOMS;
" rent cheap. 404 Pacific st. ap2l IT.
010 ono ONE-HALF INTEREST IN BUSI-
sDlO.OUO. ness clearing $500 per month. X.
", Box 81, CALL Branch ONCE, apis 1T
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G900 SH0E-STORE FOR SALE; OLD Is
'UcOO. tablShed business; clearing 500 per
month. Call or address r. b. p, 3OO5 Mission 20 IT'S
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pJO0O 100 ACRES-S NIL ES PROM GLEN
SplOOO. Ellen, Sonoma County; Will exchange
Owner 2l5 Fulton St: title U. S. patent an21 Sts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09
HUMOROUS.

-Snipper-"Do you believe you could
tell diamonds from paste?' Shears ian
editor)-'Yes, ! q tell paste wherever
1 sec it-r-Lowell Citizen
Considering that acat has nine lives,
IL seems . pity that he should feel IL
necessary to lengthen them by sitting
up 50 late at night--Somerville Journal
-Tramp-"Well, num-. you see I've
been out Of . job 80 long that l hate to
tackle one now Farmers Wife-"Ah.
you have become lazy?' Tramp-"No.
mum: it's not l~aziness; its . disinclina-
ton to work.
There goes : young fellow who
lives on the fat Of the land. and yet
doesn't do . stroke Of work. How
does he do it?" well, you see, his
mother Is the fat woman in the dime
museumr.-Boston b.
Papa said Mabel. sswere you eveR
in an ice palace?" Mo- said the old
gentleman. but I've had to get up a
i've o'clock in the morning in January
to see what was the matter with the
heating apparatus. and ! guess Ill try
and worry along without an ice palace"
-Friend-"How are you coming on?-
Author-"Good. I've got the material
on hand for . frst-class novel; ''You
are . lucky man." That's not al.
I've got the material for . splendid COM
edy, besides you are Fortunate
Eyes: all 1 need now is the material fos
: new pair Of pants-'-Texas Siftinga.
Enter clerk with his face all swol-
len up with an angry tooth-"Ahr" says
. sympathetic friend. you should 90 "a
the dentist Immediately and have that
tooth pulled out" II know l ought
says the sufferer. but the fact is l
haven't got the nerve" ''Oh! don't
bother about that. The dentist Will dnd
the nerve. louisville Post.
-James-"Hullo, De Forest; how's
the world usin' We, my boy?" DE Forest
Now Is the winter OF our discomfort.
Bad. bad. Jimmy. I'm playing Buck
ingham in Richard at fifteen q week.
But, anon. what cheer with you?"
James "Hippopotamus in the Tin
Hippopotamus' At two hundred. Come
and dine with me."-Harper's Weekly.
Man TO friend)-"You didn't seem
to treat that gentleman with polite
ness Friend-s'I spoke rather rough
~, I admit Man-"You have changed
toward him. The other day I saw you
cordially shaking hands with him.
Yes, he owed me then. but be has paid
me; consequently, you see that ! Am ne
longer under obligations to him.v-Ar
kansaw Traveller.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09

Robert Barrett Browning intends -
present the Ballot College. oxford. Eng,
most OF the manuscripts Of his fathers
poems. The late poet had said 70 Prof.
Jewett that after his death no wished
Ballot 70 possess his manuscripts.
Tho Methodists have bought a site
near Washington City, where they pur'
pose establishing . university which,
while representing the denomination,
shall also include whatever Is best In
the line Of facilities for advanced cduca-
tion.
There we're %, .c0 white and 10. 004
colorcd children enrolled in the public
schools Ia the city OF Washington for
the year 1859. There were 3 colored
and 45s white teachers. and the total
cost OF instruction was s4S7, 1889
NEWMAN College has formed the
nucleus Of a portrait gallery Of its found
ers and be~nefactors by Richmond's por-
traits Of Miss Clough and Miss Helen
Gladstone, and Shannon's portrait Of
Mrs. Scdgwick. Each portrait will bear
. Latin inscription, and beneath 1t the
name and date.
The Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Canada reported for its eleven confer
enccs, for 1889. a mem bership OF DIS, 959,
and PIT. 737 Sunday.school scholars. IL
raised for missions Szl5.7 55. and has 4s9
missionaries, 500 paid agents, with re-
turns from its missions OF 49, 944 mem
bers. II has Indian, French and do
nestle missions. a Chinese work in
British Columbia, and q foreign mission
in Japan.
The various schools under the pat
rcnagc OF the American Baptist Home
Mission Society are generally in .
healthy and promising condition. DIR.
Morehouse gives very interesting de.
tails in the Home Mission Monthly,
from his recent visit South, concerning
Shaw University, Benedict Institute,
the Atlanta Seminary, Leland Uni
versity. Bishop College and other in
stitutions.
There is in London . school Of med
icine for which seems to be in a
very satisfactory and fourishing condi-
tion. At recent examination Of the
University Of London one of the fair
medical students passed in all her sub
jects in the first division. The socie-
ties for the discussion OF topics relating
TO the professions OF medicine and
surgery which are usually found in
medical schools are not absent from the
School Of Medicine for Women, nor do
they show any lack Of thoughtful re-
search or able understanding Of tho
subjects discussed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09

hair Embossed from It's fastening. fell
over her shoulders. When the steam
rolled away from before her face. l
could sec that the eyes were fixed upon
the covering man beside me with an ex-
preston Of ineiiablc love and sadness.
And what was that upon the side Of
her white robe. under the left breast,
that dark spot, which as the light from
the head-lamp fell upon her spectral
hgure turned a deep, terrible crimson?
In my horror and confusion | had some
vague idea OF It's significance.
shelly, Shelly. for Gods sake tell
me who Is that woman" said. in .
husky whisper.
lie raised his head. and gazing out OF
the window at the weird shape. NUT
tered, in the same awe-strnck voice, APP
parently obliyious Of my presence:
MY wife, my beautiful wife. whom I
adorcd and whom ! falsely accused Of
sin, and In my madness destroyed, For
give me | have suffered. ever since
that awful night / have lived II tor
mcnt, living an hourly death. Have |
not expiatcd my crime? Have mercy!
rave mercy.
Was u the fancy Of my excited brain,
or did she extend her hands towards
him with a gesture Of infinite tender
ness? shelly turned towards me and in
a voice whose calmness startled me con-
tinucd:
Dear friend, my timc has come. /
must die. She has told me. See. She
beckons for me. | am content. / have
been very unhappy and now ! shall be
at peace. See. she forgiyes me; shc
knows ! loved her. DO my memory
justice. old friend, and run Old S. 70 the
station"
Even while be was speaking there
was q fearful shock. The engine seemed
70 leap bodily in the air, then turn over
and over in an awful plunge downward.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09

The following treatment has com.
pletely restored = finc singer for mo
which ! quite despaircd about, - he
had been sick and silent for months:
Leave on seeds entirely. Make . paste
Of sweet milk and bread crumbs, throw
ing the crumbs into the milk while
boiling, and stir until quite smooth;
add . pinch Of cayenne pepper. varied
occasionally BY some finely mingled
Glove Of garlic; dissolve in the drinking
water . little black currant Jelly. or :
bit Of fg or half . potash lozenge. I
used all Of these and my bird Is we'll.
So 70 which the preference should b
given ! do not know. though I Incline
70 the jelly. II may take . long time
70 cure the bird, and II the trouble rises
from hardness Of the tongue IL must BE-
painted daily with strong borax water.
II he sncezes, . little olive oil must be
put gently up his nostrils- lie should
have plenty Of tepid water TO battle in;
also give him celery. sweet apple or
lettuce, but BY no means hang him
close to the window. The cold Is too
severe, ven in a moderately warm
room, for q bird In delicate health
Paste must b fresh daily Taucier's
Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09

In tho instant that / hung clutching the
rail OF the cab during our mad somer-
sanlt ] saw. or thought ] saw, that weird
white form bending over the form OF
Shelly fallen inert upon the floor, then
came a sound like the rending Of he
sky. and all was darkness.
When ! came to myself was in bed.
weak. crushed and at the very verge Of
death. In the weeks OF slow recovery that
followed | learned that we had been
wrecked upon a misplaced switch. and in
the complete wreck that followed butone
life had been sacrificed, as l expected
Shelly's. He had been found in the cab
OF the ruined engine with the spring Of
the Unbelievable thrust through his
left breast like q knife. He had only
too surely predicted his wi strange
death. But the wound in his breast,
the counterpart Of that phantom shape
how explain 1t? And how explain what
| saw and what he said before he died?
DO the dead come back and exact retri-
button from US for our crimes against
them? Did l indeed see the ghost Of
Shclly's wife slain by his jealous hand.
or was ii merely the wild imagery Of de-
lirium Of the long fever which followed
my injury? Who shall say? Who in
deed shall answer any n OF the- ques-
tions which make up the mystery we
call life?-M. c. Hammond, in brakes
MAGAZINE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-05-09

Marquise brown and old rose cashmcres
and there are also effective and stylish
Pompadour velvet, and Persian or broche
stripes and borders. Most Of the skirts
to dresses made Of these materials hang
perfectly straight, but a number Of cle-
giant new French models have slight
draperies about the hips; these are ar
ranged with great deftness and grace
The bodices have full sleeves and
Medici collars.
Fashionable young women are help
ing themselves very plentifully this
season to various details Of gentle
mans dress-the four-in-hand scarf, the
starched and plated shirt to be worn
with a jaunty English cutaway, fob
chains, studs, derby hats, white and
colored pique waistcoats. etc. 1t how
eve takes q very young and very pretty
girl to carry of these masculine appro-
priations with success.
Stylish and attractive gowns for
wear at the summer resorts are made OF