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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-30
CEMETERY WATER.

AT the annual meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Cemetery water
works" April II, 1890 it was
Resolved, That all persons wishing
water for irrigation, the present season
will be required to pay for the same on
or before MayI, 1890, for the season
of five months, from May Ist to Octo-
Der.
The Superintendent will not water
any lot except in compliance with this
resolution.
NJ. A. MURPHY
President
A. M. McCABE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-04-30
MORNING APPEAL.
rusIisheh every morning Monday.
excap'ed, by
S. p. DAVIS,

Daily newspaper, devoted tn political,
gsoessi news and local affairs.
oTEgCE. .secepd street, op ,esife
tie soofhern Sront or the state
Ci,dtsl.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
Motor aud oommonla.

Fine dust aud flour Of sulphur mixed
In equal parts and dustod into tho hair
Of cattle Is said to be an cxcellont reno.
dy for lice,
A great and growing interest In bee
culture has gprung up all over tho alfalfa
producing districts OF tho country.
Thump5 In pigs Ia generally caused by
over feeding,
An Ohio man has hornloss Jerseys, tho
result Of crossing u mooloy COW and q
Jersey bull, the horns disappearing In
the third generation.
Hogs can be grown with profit on any
farm that viii grow alfalfa,
DO not crowd the fowls, especially os
warm weather comes on, Close quarters
invite disease,
Have ooops provided and yards ar
ranged In readiness for the young chicks
and their mothers,
There should alwaya be plenty Of clean
drinking water In the poultry yard,
Chopped onions fed onco or twice o
week help to keep fowls healthy.
Bono meal mixed with other food ia q
valuable preventive Of leg weakness In
young fowls,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

No Visor ronnrlt wu. ever mldo by lenja'
min Franklin than foyaro sentence which
he once uttered 10 q Young man who had an
appointment with him and missed H. Noxt
day tho young man cumr aud began 10 make
q very fluent cycue tl iH1 doctor for hls alb
fenoe tho day before
"stop" md Franklin "You have mld
TOO much already my good boy Tor tho man
who " good nt MAKING uu excuse ~ seldom
good AZ anything olac"
An easy excuse, ay Youths Companion,
referring 20 tho above seldom softons tho
heart NJ nu employer OF superior for dat
error Of failure 10 duu duty or course An
account Of tho reasons llr % failure should bo
given whon a demand Tor thrm a made, but
they should bo glyon rimpy and briefly, and
without any attempt 10 mako tho case appear
any better than the pIlIuust statement OF tho
facts mako IL, A youth who " beginning q
round Of dutios In any place which has any
responsibilities maya well mako up his mind
that his employer viii look with somo dlSfa-
yor, II not with suspicion, upon his oxplann'
tlon Of failures H. must bo perfectly hon.
cat about thom, and never slow 10 admit his
mistakes, Aud there arc iow employers who
aro not willing TO u.0Uw q beginner q liberal
number Of blundoH aud failures a. a part Of
his education,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

MilleC h o good crop for cutting and
feeding green, Generally speaking, the
Yield h large, II also cures Into good
hay, but Tor this purpose should BIO cut In
blossom. Mllots give best crops In well
manurod land OF medium consistency
they Withstand draughts well and are
valuable aa "atolcn' crops Being an'
nuNla Of rapid growth, they can bo aown
after early crops have been taken of.
Henderson advises, for hay, to SOW broad
cast NJ the rate Of on0.hOlf buahol per
acre, from May 1 10 Aug, Il for grain,
SOW In drills, ono peck TO tho acre, not
lator than June 90.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
ALL READY RUN
The Racing Season Has Had
a Good Beginning.
THE HORSES VINO PROMISE MOST.

nj Rio ney, Proctor hnoit aud i1aeeland,
Notwithstanding the ofpals Of tho
Oroakers, Are IN Fine Feiiie aud May
Win fresh Laurels'
II tho opening Of Elizabeth Ia 20 be 90
eepted ~ Che beginning of the regular sea
son, then the summer racing season has
opened with every prospect Of success, Al
ready the sports arc figuring on the many
ways 10 pluck the luscious pluma that arc
40 temptngy placed before them Ia the
shape OF thoroughbred animals, The oranka
and eroallera have commenced their little
songs and will probably kfbp them up dur
Ing the season, aa they have always done
heretofore, Their cry ~ usual deals with
the possible mlamanagement Of the racing
tracks, the pool selling and the III oondl
tl0n OF the horses, Thly "surv tnar han
over will make farQoQl showing and
picture him 90 a poor, broken down plug
hardly able 10 stand on hla neyelesa legs
Kingston, that sterling performer with
whom weight seems % cut no figure, Ia
considered out Of the hunt, being afiliQted
with rheumatism IN his shoulders aud fore
legs, and the peerless III Rio l,ey Is dubbed
roaror Could anything make the future
look more dlsmalf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

The facta however, arc That Hanover Ia
looking remarkably Woll, aud his legs do
not bother him In the least Kingston, the
pct and special tnvorItt Of tha Dwyora In
getting into Ane trim, and VI Rio Rey N 10
sound ~ any horse on The turf Aud no the
case viii be found 10 bo with the majority
OF the horses that are made tho subjects Of
the croakors oroal,a,
Tho all absorbing topic NJ present n, Of
course, the spring hpndlc1pa, Notwlth,
standing the rumom Of the ailments OF Wv
rloua atcoda tho grand puzzle n ~ dlfioult
Of solution ~ over Tho hroollyn aud
Suburban handlo0pa arc naturally the
most ongrowng, but Che other spring
events are also receiving their share Of at
tontlon,
Nearly all the great racing atabloa will
send representatives 20 the nrool,lyn hand
leap, Over ffty horses Rro entered, and
the magnificent show Of talent ls spoaltlyoly
dazzling, one IA aoroly puzzled 10 know
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
Echnna frnm lhn wnrld of rnahIon.

A novelty In umbrella handles just now is
n dogs hoad, cnp"ol out OF bio OF wood
aud ouamcntrl u.ll tlo mua2lo,
Colar IN slE t l1ycn't changed much
Gcrouium red ual dark blue arc still popua
| lar,
BlOcl, underwear Is the thing for black
toilet whether for street or house,
silycr braid on hloc, basque Is pretty
and popular
A smart littl, vcat Of cloth or Marsclos
with standing collar is worn with tho natty
low cut coat baspuus,
Checked or striped cloth ulstorE with tight
back and full sleeves represent tho favortc
spring wrap,
Chntelaincs are coming into form again,
A bracelet for bud Is n circlot set around
with tiny diamonds alternating with dots of
pink coral
Both mou aud women wear tho spiral
Quakcr.liko rnga, and lntorloccd knots In
which are SUM, diamonds and colorod stones,
The frog Is fovorito animal in fancy
jowelry
Crochet md thread work promises TO bo In
high favor this summer There Is genuine
rovival Of tho heavy croohcts, acos and trim.
mings that uoyor wear out, and Of Irish point
Tor mats aud tIdlos,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
A Friendly Hint.
wnnllh nnd po.IlIon NoL Am.

George, dear" said the fair girl. as
her whole being trembled with the emo
ton that surged through her soul,
George, dear, l can never be your
wife. need not tell you the pain this
decision has cost me, for only the heaven
that bends above us can ever know how
much / love you, But IL may not be,
George, II may not ber'
Tho young man turned pale and trem-
bled like one stricken with the palsy Of
death, and his voice came low and thicki
"W--why, Beatrice--sweethoartl l
cannot understand this sudden whim.
You say you love me; and have l not
youth, fame, position, and unlimited
wealth TO mako you happyT'
''ygn. GeotpeNN Md tlhs nirL m abe
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
cnnr. nnd Ilnw ln am, lhcm.

The latost thing IN canes h very hugo In
thickness aud bos u natural wood, guarded
knob head Tho lrrulo Is now the most deco
ratiyc feature Of the wOltug stick, aud may.
nap this is the reason that certain idiots are
10 bo mot on promenade carrying these club
like stats end upward aud holding thcm rig.
idly at an anglo Of % dogs There are styles
In stick carrying, ns In everything else por'
tanning % man, says CIpthicr and FrnIshcr,
authority Tor tbu foregoing, When the canes
were madc with sIhorHnd decorative heads,
tho dudes were won't 90 hold the walking
stick directly In front Of and about eight
lnchos AWAY from the body, Happily, the
era has passed wl-n they swung along tho
thoroughfarcs grupug tho stan by the mid.
die and working lloir arms liko driving
whcols, 10 the mmIuont danger Of pcrforot.
Ing tho abdomen OF uyory second man they
mot,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

IA very likely the one that has conveyed poi
sons 10 your system from some old Wen,
whose waters have become contaminated
from sewers, ynulta, or peroOlali0nh from thG
soil, No eradicate these p0leQne f,um tho
system ana save youlaelf spell OF malaral,
typhoid on blll0hn feYer ana 70 Keep tho
llyef, kidneys and nnga In q healthy and
yigofoua condition, use Dr., fleroea Golden
Medical Discovery, II arOuHeh all tho ef'
oret0ry Organs into activity, thereby cleans.
ing and purifying tho system, freeing II from
all manner of bl0Od-pOia0nA, no matter from
what cause thoy have arisen, All diseahea
originating from d torpid or deranged liver
OF from Impure blood, Yield 20 ita wonderful
curative properties, II regulates the hlOm-
hQh hnd bowels, promotes tho appetite ana
dlgehli0n, ana cures Dyspepsia, " Liver. Com
PLANT" and Chronic narfhea. haltfheum
Tetter hpkemn, iryspeaA, hOrOful0uH hOreA
aud hwelllngh, Enlarged Glands aud luinOra
disappear under ith use,
"00ldon Medical Discovery" ID the only
blood and liver medicine, sold by dfugalhih
under positive guarantee OF ita bene.
iitlng or curing In ey0ry case, or money paid
FOR u wiz DO promptly returned.
Copyright lsls. by WoRLB'a pIa, MN ASSN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

Another horse that Ia likoly 10 create 4
sensation In thoSuburban Ia the EayordalC
colt. lie was considered by many 20 DO "a
good 9-yoor.old In 'SSas Salyator Owing
TO bad handling arising from tho lncxporl
onoo OF Mr.. Withcs' trainer he did not
show true form In $50. Since Mccarthy
took charge OF the atablcs the colt has been
restored 10 first class form, AZ li3 pounds
ho will mako hls presence felt In tho $4,000
handicap
Fircngl ought TO mako good showing,
too, Last soason sho won thirteen races,
ran second In four, third twlco and was
never unploccd, Another dangerous fac-
tor In The big raco will bo Los Angeles, tho
fast stopper of H. j, Baldwins stables.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
neet cnllnre In a Nat sheIl.

Tho best results are obtained on deep,
rich, sandy loan, IL wanted very early,
SOW In hot beds and transplant, cutting
of the outer leaves; or for general crop,
SOW Oa soon rs the ground win permit In
drills eightcon inohea apart and thin out
10 three inches In the row. For winter
use, the turnip varieties may bo sown IN
Juno, possible, always SOW IN freshly
prepared eoil, which should bo pressed
firmly over tho sccdi one or two ounces
Or single packets Of four or 1yo sorts
viii give q good supply.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

whore 10 place hla lltto bet, KlnRaton and
Longatroct nrO very we'll thought Of, the
latter rocolylnga n little the more attention,
Rice and Dunboyno are considered danger.
Gus, the former being well backed by Cali.
fornlona, Badge h very consistent per.
former, and will receive hearty support
from lovers Of form, Look az II any way
you will II IA but guoaworS AZ the best,
aud tho poorest guossor may htrIko the
winner IN some long shot, Take, for In.
stance, Brown Princess nt 10 or 100 20 I.
For the Suburban tho fayorItos NJ present
aro many, with perhaps Tommy most fan.
cled III Rio Roy, Proctor Knott and Race
land, whose rl:t"eel Ggo elyoa hero, arc
very we'll thought of Thoro Rro many
who select Sllyator for The reason that no
was the best BycOrold ont last aOason, In
tho Realization, II win DO remembered, ho
beat Tommy, giving him tbrtccn pounds
That Tommy can defeat Salvador at ono mile,
oven weights, ls reasonable TO supposo but
whether Salvador can glyo TCnny four
pounds and beating NJ amlo and u quar-
tor N matter Of somo doubt
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

sought 10 quiet the tumultuous beating
OF her heart, Eyes, George, you have
all these, But new light has broken In
upon me, have been blind, but now
see, New York had fame, position and
unlimited money but IL was gall that
seooped In tha Worlds fair"
George reeled like drunken man, and
falling heavily against the wall he Jared
down seven square yards of plastering,-
New York World,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

10 pluoky that took Iwry tu him. fur be
declined 10 part with lupw0l0, and marched
up and down tho hpuso Hilh hls tail bolt up
right la tho air till tham0u.o was Killed Tor
him, ila had tho run uI tho house, aud
strength coming apaon with courage he soon
learnt 10 kll hls mice himself, aud these he
always brought up stair and laid at my foot,
Presently I began 10 teach hlm tricks, IN
which hp took Keen dUIslt For Instance,
he would run down stairs after q letter or
paper and bring II upgud lHy u NJ my foot,
Then ha would run and hide behind tho door
aud peep round till hp Wwmo coming Then
no would bolt, aud ! mu Htter him, aud ha
ran after mo, aud away wo went up stairs
and down stairs and al. over tho house, fo'
ter attached himself tu mH % such Hn eXt6nt
that II moved from lhu house hH would aIt
on the stairs tIll he learned tp know my foot
steps when I opened lr door, aud ran down
20 meet mo- A. menl times he had hs own
chair and at quiet until We had dnIshed,
when he meauwed thru0 times for hIadmner,
Some Of his tricks were quito out of the way,
lo would appopr 10 read @ certain book Tor
ten minutes az q times ho would play "dIo
or he would dance according 90 the whlm
took him, | think, however, that his great
eft enjoyment was playing hide and seek
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

Tbouuml nuoJ q '.nl ,H m9 cut O. DO.
flguod fora Girl from % tp years OF ago, 70
wear ~ school or elsewhere where q utility
dro. h desired, II may b' mllo Iu summer
sorge, cashmere or fuuIa ol'Ih, and trimmed
with either yrIyut ur hwll NJ q dnrhar shade
than the material, TuaH. .l0 "a aIro adapted
10 washing materials
TuuIcs iu white pIque Tor lilla boys have
nht plonts VI embroidery up tua back aud
front with large collars and aldo pockets of
tho same OllrH0f cream serge uro trimmed
with morrow and wide mnhuir braid, have q
plated braid glrdlo tIo'l u 'front.' and form
little outdoor coats Tor warm days The
Nenpollan nshermana costume Is pnrtlou'
larly neat i1r little boy, consisting n shirt
aud short trousers Of blue fUrgol blue aud
white striped yoFt and t1suol cap, and a
blue and white noted sash,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

nro Of whitcwool, the trends and rl'crs OF
stairs Of yollow pine, rails, novels aud bolus'
tors Of cherry, all othcrmsid woodwork cX'
ccpt doors, Of North Carolina pine
The front door Is 2X3yi6; outside kitchen
door, l9ix2 lOXt; closet doors Of first story,
iLx9.ix1, main room doors Of first story,
Ike SKI; the second story closet doors,
1Ax2iXGl0; main room doors Of second
story, iiS2 sXB, 10; attic doors, llx2. 6x6 10;
all OF white pino or whitc wood, four panels
moldod both sides, hinged with black jopnnnod
iron butts, brass faced mortise locks, black
jnpanned iron roses, drops aud escutcheons In
The first story y black jnponned rim locks,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
0hanrInr nae. fran no. nI,es % Frams..

Changing nees from Hos Hives 10 Frames,
Any ono can transfer bees, II 10 only
necessary, after having the frame hives
ready, 10 smoke tho bees until they iill
themselves with honey, which they will
always do when smoked, A bee smoker
10 Indispensable The smoke should DO
applied AZ intervals, for some ton min
utea, before beginning 10 make the trans'
fer, Bees, when full Of honey, will not
sting, When q box hive Ia TO be trans
ferred, turn II bottom upl draw tho nails
and pry OIL two sides, after carefully
seyerlng tho brace combs from them
The combs are thus laid bare, when,
with o tsla blasoa, sharp knife they
may be cut out and made to NJ Ia the
frames, where they may be fastened by
either wrapping with twlnc round lhe
frame or strips Of wood tackled al each
side,
Tho frames may be prepared In ad'
vance by taehing strips Of wood on one
side, and when the combs arc laid In the
frame the strips may Le added 10 the
other side, The taatenlngs arc readily
made with q fine buzz saw, They should
be one'fourth Of an Inch wide and about
tmee'6iXteonthH of an inch thick, and
one-half inch longer than the width Of
the frame, 10 allow OF their being tied
across tho ends, whore the comb win not
allow Of taclls being used, or they may
thus be fastened ~ the ends without tho
uae Of taoka
IN cutting out the combs II Ia impor.
tant TO save all containing brood, Ia
placing the frames Ia tho new hive have
the brood combs In tho center All drOne
comb should be kept out 10 suppress the
oyorproddotIon Of aronea, Use the begt
combs only and procure foundation comb
TO fll out tho empty space, The faaten'
inga may be removed In three days
thereafter aa tho bees win faston up the
combs. After the transfer place the now
hive In the same place that the old one
formerly occupied, and dislodgo the bees
from the old box They win eventually
80 70 the now hlyc,-AmorIcOn Agricul'
turlst
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
which,
Hero ar1 two little hands,

Here ar1 two little hands,
What eau lhoY do
Good things or bad things,
Tho whole day lhr0ughi
Helping or hIndcrIng
which of tho tWo2
Hero Gro two lItli' fcft
Nhau have they wu-
Into g. .hudow Or
Into ihr uny
lielp0ng or hiudrrIug=
Which have they donor
Iicw nn two little lirg,
What can they say
Glad words ur cross words
Through tho whole dny3
HplpIHs urlIularIus
NN Na'9i Cra tloy}
-Dc,rult FREQ prcaa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

Tho following story 10 youohol for MS truO
ono by tho Indian paper IN which u Is toldi
A largo ourang outNng was very much at
tachod 10 his master and 10 the baby boy,
who was the pct Of tho whole family, ono
day fro suddenly broke out In tho house,
and everybody was running hero aud thorc
TO put II out, while the lltto boy In his nurs-
CRY was almost forgotten, and when they
thought Of him the staircase was all In flames
What could be- donol As they were looking
up and wondering large, hairy hand and
arm oponed the window, and presently the
monkey appeared with the baby In his arms
and carefully climbed down over the porch
and brought the child safely 10 his nurse
Nobody else could have dono II, for man
cannot climb like monkey, and isnot nearly
70 strong, You may imagine how tho faith
iul creature was praised aud pcttcd after that.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

For thirty years. eight months and 6fteon
lays Patrick 70, Brady was an inmate of n
yow York state prison. Ho was serving a
lIfs sentence for murder, but received par
don from Governor Hill the other day, satis-
tactory oyidonce being produced that he was
not guilty OF tho crime He Is going homo
10 Ireland to pco II any ot the friends Of his
youth nro yet alive
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

general appearance "a as here described,
In Andaluslans tho plumage 10 slaty
blue, but on the cocks neokand back II
Is dark purple or nearly HACK The face
Ia bright red, The birds are of good size,
are prolific layers OF large white eggs and
bear confinement we'll They arc fair
table birds when young, can be kept on
fairly dry soils and are non'sitters They
require protection from extreme cold,
In selecting Andalusians pay attention
TO ereoiness Of carriage and avoid birds
with any white on the face, as this indi'
Gates q cross with tho black Spanish,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
AMUSING AND INSTRUCTIVE ENTER
TAlNMfNT ron BOYS AND GIRLS,

A nriaf History Of riuoisy Peter en Intel
ligent Cat, Who Learned Many Amusing
Tricks and Wac Always Ready Tor q
Frolie,
Would you like to hear tho history of my
cat feteri II isb brief you shall hona years
ago Peter WAS black aud white kitten with
an inordlnata loye Tor mouse hunting, | had
him when he had just gained his eyeslght, aud
tho second day Ia hls new home he brought q
half dead young mouse who had held on 80
tight t0 Peters nose that II bled, Peter was
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

II has been noticed that when some
mon have nothing else to write about
they will sit down and writo about four
columns and half. --Washington Post.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

staircase hall, The front entrance liprutoat
ad by neat p0roh, which gyrsnn attractive
appearance tn tnH building lu tho second
story are two good sl.i oNwuuap and twn
small bedrooms, with closets, staircase hall
and stairs loading % tho attic. The attic ls
unfinished with tho exception NJ tho llpor,
The stairway ia lighted by means of q dor
mer window, which serves q thre'fuld pur-
pose Of giving head room, light and % pIolur'
esqua appearance 10 tho outside of the house.
Tho foundation walls are of brick, oght
thick laid In conent morlari the chimney u
selected hard brick, with pressed brick
faoIugs 10 fireplace, which has rubbed slate
hearth and open grato Tor burning coal The
side walls aud ceilings are hard finished on
ono clnt of brown mortar and we'll s'asonod
latb The frame Of tho building ls Of sound
dry spruce,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
SECOND gToRY PLAN.

brown mineral knobs, black jepanned lror
roses drops nnd oscutcheons and butts In thu
second story and attic, First story floor o.
Ex4 yellow pine, second story floor Of NK(
merchantpblo white plpei attic no9E OF ~
and blind nailed 10 each bearing porch floor
fJSrl white pine. Window snsh ~ thick
OF white pine. DAVID W. KINo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01

wind IA good Ilc begun riding last Sop
tember, says The Now York Sun His IA.
ther had the chance 10 buy the little wheel
ohoap, and ho took H. He expected 10
have much trouble in ,teaehing hiig boy. to
low had masteiNd the difficult trick OF
keeping his equilibrium and In thirty he
was able to stick 10 the gnddlo like u leeoh
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-05-01
WHAT SHALL WE WEARi
FASHIONS THAT ARE APPROVED At
HOME AND ABROAD,

New styles for Children described A sim-
pie, seryioeable Dress fpr Little Girls
Velvet and Lace Mautie far Roung
lady,
A. sumner froohs for children ranging
from ~ 10 years old q pretty zephyr, in
dark aud light hluo, pink nr terra Gotta with
deep border of q darker shade 10 being
used, Tho frooks are made up IN tho empire
Style, with short waisled boliees, the fullnea5
Of tho skirt falling from two bands of emr
brOiery IN washing thread full sleeves with
embroidery ~ tho wristbands. The same
style 10 carried out Ia white cashmere, with
deep embroidery Of sllk Ia cream, o. ia y
miKed design of oolprad flowers, outlined with
brown, Ia points.
f1r girls there are some neat costumes
consisting of navy blue serge skirts and jack
ets, with fancy light cotton shirts and mems
tlesi also u honespun, with sleeves, waist.
coat aud collar u yelYeteHn,