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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

In one Of the city schools teacher,
with All the patience aud powers OF per
slIasion she could command. was endeav-
oring 70 instruct class about a right
augled triangle. After several attempts
she called the scholars TO account for in
attention. with the remark that what she
was saying seemed - % in one ear and
OUT the other. Again she repeated her
description. following it by asking.
''Who can tell me what a right angled
triangle isy' Up went \ hand. and the
bright boy n whom is belonged shoused.
Something which goes in one ear and
out the other Worcester Spy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The transition from long, lingering
and painful sickness to robust health
marks al epoch in the life OF the Indi-
vidual. Such a remarkable event j.
treasured IN the memory and theagcncy
whereby the good health has been at
tanned IS gratefully blessed. Hence u
is that 20 much IS heard in praise OF
Electric Biiters. So many feel they
owe their restoration 10 health 70 the
use of the Great Alternative and Tome.
II YOU are troubled with any disease Of
the kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing, YOU VIII surely find
relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold
at 80 cents and 81 per bottle at Peck
Pros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

cone fact = enough for ma TIE gates
q Castle Garden svinz inward Ts@g do
not swing outward - snv Americas "a
hoTer seekIng q better countrv tfzsn tkas.
Inase uaeu. who have tollsi - wsgss n
otser auts that barely zssealued ne
snd o7ezed 10 avenue 81 prozaae e. taeza
or taeIr cAiiaren- k7ow she good lasa -
hoTe ss wssl ss foe sral1~ knews TIE
faRa - ssnszner. Gen Beniszsla kaaF-
rl~os. Jay -. Isos.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

"No~. Willie" said X ssl1i1Soon lady
20 her nephew from Boston. Il wonder
II you can tell me who discovered Amer
icar
4 can't tel You that.
why. Wuliel Don't zen know that
IL vas COiumhusr'
It beg your pardon. suntie. but you
srs mistaken. Columbus did not discover
America Hs discovered land which
wss subsequently, called America. but
when he made his voyage there vas no
such place. w sshington Pest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The standard cf Protection il not
high tariff ar a low ksrlff. bat wages
tarff. one which shall guard ths wages
q our wortingBen and insure The Pros-
psTity u those Industries in vhich and
froua which alone thoss wages can be
earned. Every workman who has spent
= good part q his active life in acquiring
TIE SKI which commands for him good
wages hss tie right % - protected N ne
exercise q that sxLL-David Hsll Pee.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Wednesday 21st May, 1889.

Tins SPLENDID property comprises
specially selected tracts ~ land IA
Madison ana Haywood counties, n. c.
extensive aue Ns luable Timber Rights
several good mountain farms, and a
magnificent bottom land farm, near
the town Of Newport, Tennessee. The
land which u hello IN fee smple extends
30 over iltty thousands acres. There ls
also = most substantially built saw mil.
fitted with Band aud Circular SAWS and
Machinery Of the most modern con-
sIucuon, having daily capacity 81 -.
600 feet, also lath aud SMnglC Mills.
This trst-class Nil = situated Or a
tract OF some fifty acres OF land, on
the Tennessee River, about one mllls
below Knoxville, which ls one 81 Tie
most rapidly and steadily increasing
cities Of the south, with present pop
ulsti0n OF 60 600. There ls a SIDE track
on the h, a A. X. T., and there VIII Ice
direct communication with the b. q =.
X. r., which passes night through the
Lumber Yard. The storage Room ia
connection with tins property is on The
French Broad River, some twenty miles
above the mlll, and ARs capacity 10
hold over Thirty Million feet OF logs,
and commands all the chief sources II
supply. Logs can be rafted t0 the m.l
from the boom AL the year round.
This property having come lDfo tae
hands Of mortgage must bc sold, aud
such sale oilers a RARE CHANCE 10
investors OF pfact'oal Lumbermen.
Every facility will bc afforded for n-
specbon of the property. which wll bo
exposed first ia parcels and then az "A
whole. For flll DESCRIPTION and al
particulars, apply 10
WILLIAM PAGF
Scottish Carolina Timber and Land Co.
Limited, kN0xvIIE, IENN.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Tine PuIpit and the stnee.

Rev. F. VI. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
says: Il feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. Ny lungs were badly dis
eased, and my parlshioners thought !
could live only few weeks. ] took
five bottles of or. Kings New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining %
lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a
thorough and convincing evidence,
am confident DR.. King New DiscOv-
cry for Consumption, b. 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness ! can do my many
thousand friends is to urge them to try
it." "l0c trial bottles at Peck Bros.
drug store. Regular sizes SOC and 81.
Pears is the purest and best Soar
s.aain
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Foreign and Home Produotso..

When your external profits come to
you i'm the form and substance Of com
peting products, which Coy cheapness
unnatural 10 our cliuaste) destroy home
production. you are OILY gaining with the
one hand what you are losing from the
other. with tbs prospect Of Al insecure
future. since production abroad can never
Be under control as can ths, within yo0T
Owl borders Fair Trade, London
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Firnboss-Tou must excuse ne. ny
friend. one of ny men is fnssituting
strike and I must - and attend 10 bis
Demands
Psrassse-Indsedi 50 ssrrT 70 hear r.
Which - Tour n>n usaT it -. pray
Firnbcss-Mv inner nan TSxfs sssck !
-Tencwio-'s Views
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises. sores. ulcers, salt Tbeum, fever
sores, tetter, cnappcd hands, cnIoialns,
c0rns and al s<in eruptions, and pOsl-
lively cures p.les, or no pay required.
Il ls guaranteed - give perfect sstlsfaC-
ton oT money refunded. Prce 25cents
per boT. For sale hy Peck Bros, drug
q1sts, corner Monroe and Dlvis.On-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The weli-kr0wn manager q excursions
- Washington, Coltous, and the
White Mountains. T. a. Whitcon1b. SAYS.
II have never had anything do ms 80
much roo5 o. vour So paur Btters Il
i the best spring roeiic.ne 7 ever used
7 would sarise 81 Tho s1ffer from fl-
.Cuuess snd Cvsrfrvs - use Sulphur
r aers for kuoE taev cured me"
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
A Suriu0 Medicine.

The druggists claim that people call
daily for the new cure for constipation
and sick headache, discovered by DR..
Sllas Lane while in the Rocky Noun
talns. 1t is said to be Oregon grape
root Ia great remedy in the far west for
those complaints), combined with SIM
pie herbs, and is made for use by pour
ing on boiling water to draw ont the
strength. II Sos at 30 cents a package
and is called Lanes Family Medicine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Dou'tPavTiI You Are Cured.

Blind, bleeding, internal and externa
piles. fssure, fstuia and rectsi ulcers
cured, or no pay. Treatment painless
No time lost from work. Hundreds Of
references. Examination free. Lake
side physicians room 2s. Porter block,
1924 MonrOe-st. Hours TO >, daily;
Tuesday and Saturday evenings, 8 TO 9,
SUNDAYS, 10 10 /.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Grals, Teur. Fsed.

NEHIN5 y VII Nt<1s
Nhezt-NeW SIC p ouSheL
Corl-Sesozc ? busAel.
oztS-NeN. lsss Lso 8 baskel.
Corn Ncsl-Sl5 : t0R.
kye-Sc & busGol-
Bzrley-si0ssl lie 2 hundred.
Ground lsed-SlfGl3 y ton.
BFan-sl1 = ton.
MiddhDgs-sl3 ' ten.
flour-Lly " hite. szlei Patent. SEQ : hun
GFfi
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

A WEAK BACK, with a weary aching
lameness over the hips, is sign of dis
eased kidneys. Use the best kidney
curative known, which IS Burdock
Blood Ritters
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Increased .-.. 2,SO2, Ss5 Decreased S2S4.S77
Reducing the flour to wheat at the
rate OF one to five, the farmers of the
United States sent abroad during the
year ending June 30. 1888, lee ,o00, 900
bushels Of wheat, worth at the points OF
export Si75, 900. 600. During the year
ending June 30, 1897. they sent 159. .00O,-
COO bushels. worth sl43. 900, 900. That
is, they had TO sell more OF their wheat
abroad. but for good deal less money,
the difference being the pretty sum OF
81, 900. 900"
II will be Observed that while An1eri-
can farmers have found a market in for
eign countries for some Of their surplus
produce, vet in every casc they have re-
ceived a much less amount for the same.
IL this we're occasioned by any poor
financial policy Of this country it would
call for immediate home action, bot such
IL not the case We have no export duty
and We can sell anywhere, ia the beet
markets OF the world, 30 far as any re-
striotions Of this government are con
cerued.
The cause Of ths American farmers
foreign market leaving him is found in
Che increased production Of other ooun-
tries over which We have no control. The
Developments OF new fields in India. Aus
tralia. South America and elsew here,
where iabos IL obessned AZ small frac-
tioud part Of what OuT farmers have 70
paw. and where and can be had for
nominal s-sra. are the sole reasons
We hnd thst Great B<stsin bought IN
1890 total II -. ~, ,sl4 e-t q wheat.
and IN 1ss6. = ~. .e9s cwt. an Increase
Of nearly s.Ooo. coo o~t-. and a. tbs same
time the farmers 4 ne Cnites ssasss.
who IN the past have found almost Their
exclusive foreign market there. supp@sed
them with !, ,7se As cwt less m 1885
thar IN iSs7.
F~r-1 T~dSa slrne TIE szro-tasiors q
~heas havs grown from 1s70 % 1875 a.
scllovs;
"a ....-...----.---- zSs -
a@s ...---.... -..----... p. ~ -
There i row Being exported from IN
Ia ul.rr rhsn TO sandred ard eftv
sir,as "a aauch Wheat as IN fs-a
Thst American farmers osnrcs -or-
ress WITH rheas growers n T~siia i
shown ~ tse foilouing extract. The
eonSnl AZ Cslcutta. B z. Bouhaua. n
naxiax his rsps7< ssyss
vi IN Al rs SuspAs snd primitive
netho5s. I an compelled . aazuit tast
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Va E-~rt-Vs -T0f- a Sv~Te rrr-1s ~.
4asvz - uQ@a fr- ehi 6rsn resse NJ III SOIL -
-rrres -rf ers s1d is ~ ss.s7 rsso@sy Ter
c.srrhas- .soszts 5otss2
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

The way 10 make money is to save It.
Hoods sarsaparllla Is the most econ
omical medicine 10 buy, a. II gives
more doses for the money than any
other. Sold by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
HIass
FarMers Froaac~

EaFnefs' frS1ac1
BatteF-lt sAe . pu40a.
kgzs-Lse & deBSl-
pStatoss - .aic T. tushsl.
sbbaee-sl 3 aaudIed.
Hllruips RE o. 2 ous1el.
BeRts-fslc = hushei
f4rSE ps-l..1 oe ? b4Shei.
0nions- SIS AIS ? bEshsl.
Apples -5.caSl p huskei.
Lettuce l5ss - 3 pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
IMP0R TANT
SALE or
Valuable Properties !

The valuable TIMBER and Mn
ERAL properties OF the sccottlsh caro-
ina Timber and Land Co., Limited in
.iQuidatlOn, situated ia n esteTn North
Caf0llnS and last Tennessee, viii be
offered for sale ~ pubhc aucgiou, at
the courthouse door, Knoxville, Ieun.s
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Jobbers' PriceA

Apples-s2 25sa go 2 barrel.
Beans sl.75.& $40 ' bushol.
Iggs-l42 Joe g dozen.
butter-l3s alc : pounds.
FoIatovs-a0c z buShel.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Peecham's Pills act Ike mcgic on q
weak stomach
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Southern Hlood!

Also gets out of order. When ! re-
ceiyed the box OF Solid Extract ordered
from you, my sister-ln-law, 10 years
old, had an old fever sore on her leg
SIX inches above the ankle, il was OF
fifteen years standing, but until some
two years ago would come and 60, but
the last breaking out would yield TO no
treatment, though we tried everything,
and she had taken her room, with the
expectation of its soon proving fatal,
as il was spreading rapidly. ! applied
plasters Of your Solid Extract and gave
il to her internally. The effect was
miraculous. She improved from the
start. The tonic effect of your Red
Clover Extract is wonderful. Her ap-
petite, OF which she had none. in
creased, the stomach and bowels per-
formed their allotted functions, and
within four weeks her leg was perfect
ly healed up, and her general health
better than at any time in fifteen years,
and we used but twO-thlrds of the Ex-
tract. For any and all blood diceases,
and as spring medicine, | think
Loose's Extract Of Red Clover the very
best, andsI have had practical expert
ence with all.
Yours truly,
c. q. JOKES,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
DIR, KELLY'S
GREAT HEALTH SECRET
BACILLUS ANNIHILAToR REMEDIES.
Or. KeIIv's kjppocure.

Or. KeIIy's Hippocure.
A new discovery, prepared on the true
theory now accepted by all advanced
physicians, that Bacilli or Germs IL the
system are the active cause OF many
prevalent diseases, Hippocure removes
this cause, and cures nearly all diseases
incident TO Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs; such as EpizoOtic, Collie, Stag
gers, Pleuro- Pneumonia, Texes Fever,
Liver Rot, and Hog Cholera. Applied
externally il is the greatest llnlment
ever produced for the cure of Eistnla,
Poll Evil. Calls, Sprains, Swellinss, In
famed Glands, Scratches, Buffalo lily.
Murrain, Mango, Scab, and Kidney
Worm. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price sl.O per bottle.
FOR SALE BY
PICK BROS. corner Monroe and Division -sts
JEWETr BkO5.-.----..-.-.-.-.- Monroesi
c. T. HAAk Il CSaalst
A. SDONEH0 Leenrcst
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
GRAND KArIDs aAKksrs.

nreSsea Beet y .sasSts
tftSs-s PeFA-k
Lressa8 u 4lte1-es,x RsEnz
BsasSo1 LAg0t as = bo2ae
Dressed ? .algr -SgriAs chiekens, 1eelle v
SGaS tzSs e4aS ? po4Ea furEsSs. Ia
ps4lE euzks. IL ' Pe4Ae-
Hioss
GFesn-s}sss tse p paaGa-
Part cared - t91he.
Z ~ curca-st 4SoS pV4nd
Dr. 9ocs p24Aa.
Cal Sktas-s85e = pouas-
Shrep -kiGs--As &c 60. Z.
Iauss-sSo54e = p04a1
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08
Yours truly,
- - =

Leeksyille, y. c.
To J. NJ. Loose Red Clover Company,
Detroit, Mich.
Write for circulars and testimonials.
For sale by White & White, druggist,
Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-08

Pears is the purest and best Soap
ever made.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

neesusfs sstsiar q = IL knse. 4 -
Uon ~ 30 b. had The bone scrAped. bus
Tie Limb fnEzed 20 heai and tn opeFaccn
wns rDpen1od 4 short time aftefwartE stu
~ txo1hie ~ nos removed and Mr. HsS-
Tington's stsoug constitution bagan - gavs
wsy.
Several Wrecks $50 he - vns a1yafaaed.
and Tor time Is uns EhCught thas ne
shock vas 100 greas - warrant > hops 3
rscOveFy. but Mr.. Haryington slowly ~
covered and soon bsean 10 gain strength
Last usonth - vas stricken wisa
measies. and ID fen weeks was u vefy
Iow hsalfh. He. hoxsvsx. recovered. only
- ~ attAc2ea - rheumafism. from whirh
~ b nos SUFFERING.
Wbsn sen By . reporter yeste1day -
said he feit vefy dounhearted. and some
times feas iiks eiviag up the hehA He SID
he had had more trials in . lev month";
than any man would care 10 have ard ex-
pect 10 recover. and he might only get over
the rheumatism to b sesSed win soma
vorss afliction His isg Is slowly heaiinE.
and u ~ could b. relieved Of the Theuma~
ttsm ~ woald have good hopes of re-
covefy.
When Mr.. Harrington had his Les broken
last April. he weighed rs pounds; nov he
+ reduced 10 about 10 pounds He may
yes recover from his many troubles. ~ he
has remarkably strong constitution and
4 lively dispositiou
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New Ape black dress materials, polka dol. fancy
silk stripe. ali wool, six and wool: every thinS
rev in thai line Ches er Cieary


New aus hlsrk dress tnaerisls polka dot. fancy
silk stripe. ali wool, SIX and wool: every thing
ncw in thai line Ches er Cieary.
10 not jump ~ eosesus ~ ncr outxide unces
tAsnsf.s wnen you can eGy sesssie cer's nsaes
near eiec.r liue- No suca wines have been
offered o. n 'ay's sale yfli inaugarste in the
otsce of Daniel yoaes i Co, ga second street
Taarty Thousand dollars has been spen In clear
.ag Wood ani Park. building. gravel walks.
hoaiesarfs, flower sesfs, xrsnle arch ways AID
HOUSE, No los ~ retail One aaif 20 one-thisd
pr-sens rita pric~s Y taken by ths block fa:s
vii 60 this Ne ard Evfces viii ausarupse In
ssx months Examine ta- properly on ground
and rse your osn judgment These rne values
viii not be obt2ina5le later. Free ride over
electric lie 20 examine
We are daily oreBing new rccds Chester
CieaYy.
New scotch ssagAams last opened. Chester
Cseary-
ne larsess ssoek ri bats 70 sslscs fsoa -
CARES Soi4sseins. TIE AAsset
New hosiery Chester Cseary.
We ere daily receiving new scoda Chester
Cleary.
New slIka Chester Csrary.
New Ss<-sgcxera Chester Cleafy.
Go g&p~fs IS ceass nazs!..
New dress xondA Chester Ciesry.
Esw trimmings Chester C2e2ry.
Mes table slzsn2 ChssLrs Csez,y-
yos s-s.-e ass Z saa ~ So hxs ans zap Isns -
te Chasass ssot4sss1E- We assts.- s<co21 skssees
ReAx EosreE eleek-
Sew usstrwear chesee. Cisa-y-
N&x sswm tse~ Chester Csxary.
Sew waltz gs~csx cAeee- Ca~ay.
New hsnekerrAssss- CA~sssr Cirary
New sss~~rs Chester ele~y.
g. 7sse 5 Asss
xew ec~sesa Chester Cseayy,
S~w lare curtain. CArxse- gsssry-
View xEssssa ea.scxx C4ssssr Csesry
sAssa<- s.ssssssx - sag - Aasx 2AA
yew En- cruf1eSea cnsseer ctsAry.
xew lnceA ChesTsr cea-y.
Os1 rsss~s - cezn H2Ass~
x<w nApklnA Ch<sGxr CieArr-
New p<rras<s Chester rs~Arv.
Sxv S4aghAzxa GhesssS CAeAvy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

Two Womeu and One Man Guder Arpeet
for Insanity.
Probate Judge Osborn viii have three
cases OF In sanity 10 inquire into tomorrow.
They are those Of Mrs John Stedelman.
Mrs. Anna Menard and Christian Frohie.
Mrs. ssedeiman. mentally deranGed some
time since. but recovered. and up 10 = few
DAYS ssncr acted ia perfectly sane man.
ner. she is very violent In her actions and
imagines all sorts OF things. The cause of
her insanity Is unknown. Her ply sscians
have hopes for her ultimate recovery.
Mrs. Anna Menard was taken into Gus
tody by Deputy sheriff Mcdonald yester-
de- morning and was placed in the hands
a . nurse until she can be brought INTO
court She lives with her husband. who is
Q mechanic. NJ s.7i3 Fourth street. corner
II Clay street. and the complaint was made
by her husband She was arrested for
nnacy 81 / O'Clock yesterday morning by
Officer George Cave. and Is confined In the
county Jail, pending . bearing OF her case.
she lives nj sixth and PIKE streets, with her
husband. who Is employed - . nechanic
On the Denny hotel. Her dementia has
been growing On her for several weeks
past. and she Is now violently insane. Her
husband has devoted bis entire time TO her
care. but she imsgines he Is conspiring TO
have her poisoned. She became uneon-
sroilahis Friday night and created dis
turbsnce In the neighborhood in which she
lives. Giving up hope. her husband called
for the police and entered . complaint
against her II Is feared shat her case IN .
hope.r.s one. She and her husband came
here . lev ron;hs since from Lincoln.
Neh
The third case "a be inquired into is that
Of Christian Frobse. who was arrested t~o
xe>k. age for attempting 10 ser Ers TO the
N~tsser block. corner Of Front and Pike
streets Froh.e Is clearly Insane. and the
grand Jury failed to insa,cs him for arson
on account OF bis condition. He freely al.
nit. thu. be wanted 70 barn the Meisser
euisdsne. aud says be has harned lots OF
buildings in his day.
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nnKvlrixs-

Ovsr so lots were sold at woodland Park
during the past week.
Nulsnomah sais from Baker b Racons
wharf today for Tacoma At p. m.
Crawford d Conover want two exper-
fenced salssmen with thorough knowiedge
OF Seattle property and satisfactory refer
ences.
The Y. W. c. r. z. desire to express their
thanks 10 Messrs. vensn & Vaughan for the
use Of their ire Fisher piano. also to the
seattle Hardware Company for the use OF
the hasehets. ard TO the young ladies who
80 Kindly assisted In the Ratchet drill. and
especially 10 Miss sanaerscn for her vaIua-
Die assistance in training The Young Indies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

Engineer Bartlett. in charge OF the party
making preliminary surveys for The az
Tension Of the Northern Pacific railroad
around Lake wsrhingtoa. said yesterday
that the party had just passed Ravenna
Park. When the surveys on both sides OF
The lake have been made the force viii be
increased. The surveys viii he completed
in about ten days. but the linz viii likely
b run on the east side OF Lake Washing
ton. ss il furnishes much easier as well
- more direct line. ct least six miles to
the Northern junction point being saved
over the west shore route ct FIRST proposed
Il Is also proposed 70 strike line across
from 0rillis to Renton, which viii save
roundabout travel. and suitable yard facil-
titles can be had 1t Orsliia. which cannot be
had at Black River junction.
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ioKIl2 sIIeIRIlI 1 CO

You should notice the first
arrivals Of the spring goods.
These are just a starter. as il
were, and the new goods viii
keep coming in steadily from
now on.
Henriettas win maintain the
lead in staples throughout the
coming season. In fact, this is
the hat Of fashion. OF course,
there are countless novelties to
come, but Hcnricttas will be
the leaders.
Those piles Of Henriettas on
the dress goods counter arc the
first arrivals Of spring goods.
They are genuine beauties
Nothing SO exquisite and deli
cate in shades has yet been
produced and they are without
exception new.
Just feel the goods It's a
pleasure to handle cloth with
such excellent body and text
ure. The splendid silk finish
gives it life and the all wool
body is evidence Of its wearing
qualities.
Our lady customers have
been in perfect rhapsodies over
the delicate shades shown, and
they are not limited to halt a
dozen colorings simply. but Sc
lection is to be had from a hum
dred or more bewilderingly
handsome shades.
This is a list Of some Of
them. You must see them to
understand their real beauty !:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23

In these new shades many
are really extra choice and
catching.
For instance the Toreador,
which is a bright orange; the
Myasotis an exquisite. delicate
forget-me-not blue; the Edison,
a bright electric blue; the
Gluten, a pale maize; Yucca. a
light green. suggestive Of
palms; Drac1us, a peculiar and
catchy light green; Blondine,
a tawny gold; Ceramique, a pot
terry red; Venus. a warm flesh
tint; Danube. a blush green;
Benton dor, a light gold;
Monaco. a pale yellow; Me-
sange. a BLUSH green; Glsieulc.
a peculiar rose tint; Melon, an
orange shade.
You will be hard. indeed, to
suit il you cannot find some
thing satisfying in this selec-
ton.
These Henriettas are all
wool, silk finish. and 48 inches
wide, OF the latest fashionable
shades and will make up beau
tifulIy.
Some Of the more delicate
shades in these new goods are
exquisite and attain greatest
favor at the first glance. The
vioIets, pinks and blues are
genuine revelations of the
dyer's art.
The new shades displayed in
this first importation give
promise that the summer and
spring shades will far exceed
those of last season in beauty.
Further lines Of early spring
gods viii keep coming in right
along for some W eks yet
These new HenTiettas are
now on sale.