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es. Real estate sharks"


safety from n Pestilentiai scourge.
Protection from tho disease, not medicinal
agent which merely checks the paroIysms' 10
the grand de,iaeratum wherever the endemic
scourge of malaria prevail. Quinins does nos
afford this protection The chief reason why
Hostetters stomach Sitters has won sach I'M
menss popularity Is that IL prepares tho system
70 resist tho maiarial pest This IL does BY
brsclng and toning the physical organism regu-
latins and promoting an equal now aud dis'ri-
button Of tho animal fluids, aud estaohshins
digestion on . sound basis. Not only Is fever
and ague prevented. but the WorH types oil the
disease are conquered BY IL. such Ia the only
conclusion to DO drawn from the overwhelming
evidence In IT. favor. lie equally sficaoions IN
dyspepsia, constipation. liver complaint general
debility, snd rheumatic complaint and Is re-
liable diursrc and nsrvIns ss'eWtw,FSss
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Hot Sb,lues, D0ctOry.
AND ALL METHODS AND REMEDIES
FAILTO CURE 4 BRUISED LEG.
CUTICURA SUCCEEDS.

Having been q sufferer for two years and a
half from a disease caused by 8 bruise on the
leg, and having been cured 10y the CUrICUkA
REMEDIES when all other methods and remedies
failed, deem 1t my duty to recommend them.
/ visited Hot Springs 90 no avail and tried seve-
rel doctors without success aud at last our prln.
clpal druggis,, Mr.. John Z. tinlay, 20 whom
sha ever feel grateful, spoke 10 me about CUrl'
CUKA REMEDIES aud consented 10 give them a
trial, with tho result that am perfectly cured.
There is now no core about me. ! think can
show tho largest surface where my suffering.
sprang from OF any one In tho state. The CUrI'
cUEA REssDIss are tho best blood aud skin
cures manufactured. | refer 10 DrUggist John
r. Finley and DR.. d. c. Montgomery, both oi
this place, and DR.. Smith, OF Lake Lee. Miss.
ALEXANDER BEACH, Greenviie, Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CUrIcUBA KsMSDIBs a
our request With results as above stated.
4. Z. EISLAY & CO., Druggists.
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uIs SPECIAL MISSION.
M. ThlGBAUD,
Wounded In a Duel by VI. Rochefort.

After having made four unsuccessful AZ
tempts 20 fight duel on account OF an
ferences arising from the Boulanger reve-
lations NM. Rochefort and Thiebaud have
finally succeeded IN having an encounter
in a stable at Laclinge. Holland. The
combatants fought fercely for. twelve
minutes. NJ. Rochefort displaying the
greatest agility. running around his adyer-
sarv and making furious lunges. NJ. The
baud received three wounds, his oppo-
nenps sword piercing his LETT Tempe
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DEPARTURE OF srEAnE9S.
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOATASN,

VIRGINIA STEAMBOATAT
Y COMPANY for the skAsHORE. ASsdRssaa.
Cheapest AMI most pleasant route ~ OLo
POINT. VlkGlNA BEACH. OCEAN NlhM'
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH. NEWPORT NbWs,
CLARRMONT, and JAMsAhisBh land
IhGS by elegant saloon steamst AnlEL
leaving Kichmond EVERY MONDAY, WEDsES-
DAY, and FRIDAY At A. N. srest-esrs 10
directly to steamors wharf Faro 70 Old Point
or Norfolk. $3.50; second class. 81.
Connections At Old Point and Norfolk closely
WITH al lines for northern cities, Firsin'a Beach.
and ocean View same aiteraoen. Jamss river
by daylight Great tourist lina Chsapes'
route -,
Through tickets on steamer and at CAREERS
Agency, 100 Main street Baggage checked
through. s,ate-rooms engaged for day or night
Fro. xht received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA ALLAN
TIC AND DAsylLLE. enl fAkaVlLLs AND
pOWHATAN X. X STATIONS, and WASH
INGTON. D. C., all points In Eastern North
Carolina, Eastern virginia. AID oil regular land
ings ON the James river, a. lowest rates and
| through bills issued.
LUCiES B. TATUN, yics-president
No. til7 Main street aud koeketn-
IHyis WsIs GER Freight and Passenger Agent
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rsAlNs soRraw AKD

DAILY. tDailY except Sunday.
sToPPfy0-PLAoK&
Nos H. q, 81 aad ~. mako no seop2 nor.
~ aud IS stop on dGnsi ~ hanehsster
Drswryis Bluff. CenraliA skd Chester. No. ~
stops on signal ct Manchester and Chester. No
IS stops at Manchester. NoA - " - 20. A.
AZ, Ana IS, Will stop as 81 stations fpT passsn
gerL ..-v,c.
On Trains Nos 10 and - slsspiag-csrs oetwesa
New rsk sad rsmpA PA tvss Jssxsosvtlies
On Trains So& u sad 81 sisspins-csrs besussa
Wsshingson Aad ChaTiessoa. On Train ma ~
siesping-cars between Washington ana Jsck
sonvtlle On Train No. IS slesosnS-cen Do
tween cksonvills and New rork
TIE ONLY ALL-1AIL LINs ~ nvASoLA'
K,.ouo, s,. '.:ss xs.sol....a.a.. s rs
klchmond =. $50 r. 4. Norfolk. 80. 100 2. =.
Norfols sat0A \. RicAmond. .fs.ls 4 -.
NortoK - 1000 2. n RlsanoAd.. So 2. Y:
the rains isavins Risamond AVE- a =. "a.
Norfolk as p. n. are solid esiss peswses
sbsss two points. and pe:sesgen 50 mr"ass
visaou, change Of ssrA Ciose eoaneeucns - II
slso made ct fsssrsbars - We &as Z. =. Sssa
from Richmond Aad ne ~ \ = usas "0"
Sg T,sins leaving RicAnsaz = kto 4 = sea
r..' n rad arriving ~ ntehussd - leis =
y ana s.N p. - mAse cloes eonneeoen ~
Ss,srsourr 70 saa frcm Sasnvfise LynoAearg'
ssd ssnsh vessesn potnA
80 Il n SILLY. ouyestnsondenA
TT IA nynaA Gsasrs! eulert.sea9oaS
ID r. U61asons 0eaesA Sonneaoos 49,
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and about whom Alexander Dumas wrote
his novel. "Ia Tulipe Noire," which had
happened to read on the voyage across the
Atlantic

and about whom Alexander Dumas wrote
his novel, IA Tulipe Noire," wnicn uau
happened to read on the voyage across 'no
Atlantic.
AN ACCOMMODATING LANGUAGE. :.
The next day we visited La Hague ana
schevenlngen. The name Oh tne Ih.sei
place, which Is a seaside resort, de1y any
body to pronounce under q weeks careful
training by Dutch professor. VI couIse;
being. now up in the language mysem, L.. !
experience no difficulty. After a Few Gays
practice found out that Dutch was only
a conglomeration Of German and Engiisn,
most of the words ending in dam OF
H." The following example VIII snow
how easy II Is when you once get tne nans
OF 1t 4: Weun de Amerikanisch plgrini!
yum Rotterdam goesij on de s,eaheI1
Slaasdam DO willij bedam glad hedam was
SO luckil." The only trouble Is tnas ;ue
unsanctified American has an incIna,ioni
to put the dams" in front Of instead OF
at the end of everything.
l intended TO tell you what we saw al tne
La Hague and that other place WITH inc
unpronounceable name, but this letter ~
already too long, and so | will reserve my
observations at those places tor another
occasion. j. ". a.
MUST HAVE MISC .RRrED.
p. 81 have just learned that Mrs, a.
has written letter 10 the Dtspdich IN which
she attempts to discredit some OF the state
ments in the foregoing. and a. am power
less to arrest il (the royal mails impartially
conveying the communications alike OF the
Just and the unjust hope the editor will
put It in the waste-basket. When the
trusted partner Of your joys and sorrows =
the sharer of your health and sea-sick-
ness-begins TO assail your veracity, II Is
time to inaugurate row. j. W. A.
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cUTTCURA RFSOLyEST

tho new blood purifier. internally 10 cleanse the
blood Of al impurities and poisonous elements,
and thus remove the cause, and CUriCuRA, inc
great skin cure, and CUTfCUBA SOAP, an exquisite
skin purifier aud Oeautiner. externally 90 clear
the "a n aud scalp and restore tho hair, cure
every disease and numor Of the skin, scalp, aud
blood. from infancy TO age, from plmples 10
scrotuia.
Sold everywhere. Price; SuricVBA' pc.
Soap. 25c: REsoLyysr, al. Prepared by the
PorTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boz
ton.
TO- Send for "How 70 Cure skfn Diseases" "a
r,gas b0ilIustrations 100 testimonials.
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OTHER FASHION MOTIFS.
Positions.

"Please, sir, give me aid. My wife and
children are starving
"Who are your
81 am Knight of Labor ordered out on
q strike by our leaders"
We'll. Pm q walking delegate on my
way to join my family, who are spending
the summer there. have no time to stop,
but here's ten cents for you"
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right cheek. and right thigh. After the
third wound had been inflicted the two
physicians who had accompanied the du-
ellists to the ground, after hasty consul
tation, ordered the fight TO be stopped.
Mr.. Thiebaud subsequently went to Brus-
sells. where he is now confined TO bed. His
wounds. however, are not of serious
nature. NJ. Mermeix, the author. of the
revelations published in the Figaro charging
General Boulanger with attempting to be-
tray his party, was formerly editor OF tho
Cocarde, the organ OF General Boqianeer,
but he is now attached to the stan OK the
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LIFELONG SUFFERING.

Ihave suffered all my life with skin diseases
OF different kinds and hsyo never found perna-
uent relief until by the advice OF q friend
used your valuable CUTIcURA REHEDIE4 gave
them a thorough trial, using six bottles or tho
CUrlcURA REsOLvESr, two boxes OF CUrICUBA,
and seven cakes Of CUTloUEA SOAP, ami the re-
suit was Just what had been told it would be-
a complete cure. BELLE WADE,
Reference, G. W. Latlmer. druggist Rich
mond, Va.
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True in Two Senses.

Smith, Gray Coz Aonth'y'
Inswim Say, Soupin, your, Trousers are
worn out pretty badly around the po''on''
Inswim: They viii get ragged, won't
they. in spite Of you. II you wear them TOO
long?
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JAMHsRrvgR DIVISION
ami Allegheny ksilroad.l

IsAys 2tcHboSn
eno A. N. daily for Lynchburs, Lexington, enc
Clifton Forge
40 r. NJ. for Lynchourg except sunday. Sleeps
ing car fer Lynehburg usia
leaves Lyschburx ~ sis A. n. daily
for Lexington aud Clifton Forge
ysAiss AxEfys AT RIcHAosn
$50 r n. daily from Clifton Forge.
sac A. n. erc0p, sunday from clifton FORGE
LeIln gton, sai Lyachburs.
station: kish& aad Canal streets.
a. ". FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
o. W.sTsvsss. General Superintendent jot9
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BY Floo and t1eid.

TT JOSEPH Nt"5'I
Wings: / had an awful experience WIN
sharks once of the coast OF Name.
Wangs | had narrow escape rom
them In Kansas.
Kansas
"Yes. Real estate sharks"
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PHILADELPHIA, Il G H. .<3nM
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at u u. and every SUNDAY at f.;
A n.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received I'll 1880 A. d.: for sundays steamer
till 3 r. NJ. SATURDAY. Freight received daily I'll
GP VI.
Fare, 90.
For further Information apply 20
J. W. McCARRlCR,
General Southern Agent. once kockstta
w. P.CLYDE 81 CO.,
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DICHMOND AND DANvILLH
IN RAILROAD.

DICHMOND AND DANVlL LII
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY y. 1854
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, Wax
asoA II. SOUTHERN KXPkKss. daily. 70 Az
iants, Augusta, aud points south. Con.
meets NJ Greensboro for Durham aud
Raleigh; at Salisbury for Wcstern
North Carolina Passengers can tAxs
sleeper a. or. NJ Through slsspsrs
nom Danvlle south.
ccoA NJ ACCOMMODATION. daily. ercspe
Sunday. 20 clover. Va. aaf intsr.
mediate points
u:O0 A. N. VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through rails "
Raleigh VA keysulls COnnec1 81
Burksrllo with Norfolt ami WESTERN
railroad for Farmville. Lynehburg@
sni points West, al ksysyilie fof
Clartsville. Oxford, Hsndsrssn, Aa4
Durham.
500 7. NJ. FAST NAH, daily, for Atlanta. AuS
gusta, ami points south. Connects 81
hossleys Junction ~iih Form v'hS
AMI Powhatan railroad. ~ 8reocs.
toro for Durham AMI Raleigh. ~
Salisbury for Westsrn Hort1 caro-,
Ina Through sisepSs from paa4
Vile South
ecoP. N. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday, fog
Amelia Courthouse aud inter lcfiAs3
points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
az =. N N From Atlanta sni Ausa''A
sl3 A. NJ. from Amelia Courthouse
$50 p. ". From Raleigh
t:35 r. NJ. At Manchester. from Glover
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN RFPRCr SEPTEMBER q. is,h
LsAys srcaxoNp
700 A. NJ Freight except sunday, Carried
passengers between Richmond snd
Gordonsfille.
$50 A N. Daily for Old Point AMI Norfoltl
Pullman Car White sulphur 70 ON
Point
HOO A. u Express, csily for Cincinnati Puit
man Palace Car Old Point 10 White
Sulphur. AMI Pulmaa sleeper Char
lo;bsvills 70 Ctncinnau- Chair Caf
Richmond 70 Clifton Forge.
$50 n. Express daily for Oh ooius azd Nort
folk. Pullman Sleeping Gar Cincin]
natl to CID Point
40 P. NJ. Accom- mediation, except Sunday. To-
Charlottesville.
$50 p. N. The 7. +. V. Limited daily. PullmaQ
Sleeping Car Old Point 10 Cincinnstt
Solid yesubule rsin. with Dining Ca9
and Pailmans Charlottesville W CtDH
cinnau and Puilm an 70 Louisville
YpAfss ARsIyB AT RICHMOND.
fS A. ". aud 2:3S p. NJ. daily from CiscinAsrl
81. A. NJ daily. except sunday. from Chars
lottesville.
,o.sn A. NJ and s:i5 4. N. daily from Sorfoik
400 p. N. Frels ut from Charlot.csyiils or,
Sunday, Carries passengera
station; Broad street near Seventeenth.
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Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vn wEsrroIsg
THE FAyoRlrE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, $40 =. X.
LOCAL RIPRBss, daily sxcspt =, may store
at all stations. A. Lester MAJOR eoanscs Wig
stage for Wskerton: with Baltimore sIssnsfN
Vest Point.
TRAIN No s.. E29 p. VI.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. ;aiiy except sunday
for West Point connecting slth rork-hivso
steamers for Baltimore. A. Baltimore sseamero
ccnsect with Baltimore zp5 ONO railroad ioe
Washington, PhiladslphiA. aud HoS York.
Steamers lsays Baltimore \. n. daily, exospe
sunday
Trains arrivo as Ricamond s:l5 A. u. AMI 1919
A n.
TRAIN no. - 20 4. ".
LOCAL. MIxKD. daily except sunday. leaves
Tvsnty-thiri street for Wess Poins aEd inssrs
mediate points.
Tieset-oIico at station foot Of yiryinis street.
Open 5 A. VI. 70 T.. N. aoI from II u. 10 ~
A. ~
streeA .
SOL HAAS, Jas. l. TAfLok.
frame Manager. General Passenger Agent
JOsEPu h. POT n. Division Passenger AgonS
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
rIMETABLA
Commanding SUNDAY. September II ls,), .;
KOS p Auaias on his road will raa - FOL lowA
TKAINS sOuIhWAkn
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ANGLICAN MONKS AT NEWPORT.
Father Ignatius and Brother Michael
Their Good Work Commenced.
[suecisl telegrarn to the DIspstch.I

iSIeclal ttleETblu 70 Ano bieNsf~1i
NEWPORT. r. J., September 13;-The sen:
sation Of this season in this whirlpool OF
fashion has been the appearance OF two
individuals whose surroundings take one
back TO Rome. They came unannounced
to save the fallen and show the rich the
vanities of this life they said, but whlle
received from the first with respect, their
unexpected presence upon the avenues
dressed in white robes with bare rect natu,
rally created n sensation. 1hev arrived
here three weeks ago from England; oeing
invited. il has been ascertalned, hy MIS-. y;
Arthur Beebe who while recently abroad
became interested in the good work OF
their order.
MONKS PURE AND SIMPLE.
They are Anglican monks. living tho
same pure and simple life as Roman
Catholic monk would live. While here
they nave amazed both the country and
CITY folks by their dress and good works.
One is stout with a smiling. round face
like the proverbial monk and IL known as
Father 1gnatius. His companion, tall,
dark young man OF penetrating eve and
intellectual appearance, Is called Brother
Michael.
HE NEVER SPEAKS.
The latter has taken VOW of silence.
| He never speaks and never sits down eN-
| cepting under unusual circumstances,
when his superior removes tho VOW for n
short period. When brought into contact
| with pretty women and bright men Bro
Their Michael is silent as death and erect as
n tree. Each Sunday he has been here
Father Ignatius has preached twice at 1T.
| Georges chapel. These services have been
well attended, As it is the fashion to run
after new things, and Father Ignatius has
already cast tho remembrance OF the
| coaching parade into the background. As
| Jonah was called to Nineyah, 50 he says he
felt called upon to come TO Newport and
try to bring the jewellers to sense OF
| their souls danger.
HIS SPECIAL MISSION.
| Father Ignatius's special mission IS
| saving fallen women, and his last sermon
was on Mary Magdalen and Lazarus. The
| church was crowded and the night hot,
| but the fashionable crowd remained spell
! bound az the monks eloquence, preaching
| charity TO those who sin aud suter. His
audience was stirred as never a Newport
audience was stirred before. and the Sob
| bing of many could be heard from all over
the church. Before returning home he
will visit the principal cities OF the United
| States.
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OLD DOMINION STEAM NkA
" sHIP COMPANY lAA


steamers Leave Richmond BFhbr IUbsDAt
and FRIDAY as6 y. n Manifest closed one
hour osforo sailing tne.
steamers lesvs How York for kichmond
RvEhI WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY at I.
NJ. arriving IN ohnond MONDAY ami fkI-
DAY kokElkGA
Puseuxer accom- Il odsnons nnsurpAsssi
Cabin fare W New York va JamssrFer
route dnclIding meals and osrihl.. ......t W
Round uip roseA limited 10 AifV days -.
after dnse of 8sda .........-..t... ~ W
s,.-ara vith an bsstsnce d 90
| kteerage without subsistence. ............- W
| Csbiu fars wa Chesapeake aai OHIO rail-
Cabin fare via Richmond aad Petersburg - ~,
railroad. 49,
Tictets can 90 obtained at A. W. UsroerA io'
Main street ChesspsAkJ and Ohio aud RIGA
nond and Petersburg dopots, and a. com psnys
onires. 1901 Main street. and wharf, kocksrA
Frclghs forwarded ana M-oufn Ola OF iAaiHS
,stued Tor points beyOnd Neg lork
Frrtznt rsceIYei daily unsI D. 4. M.
pSaS.pysrs leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud
SATURDAYS, by the Chesapeake and ONO rail-
wsy tuia Newport News a. 5sO T. n and by
pi~bmoui ami Petersburg railroad (sAne daysl
nj 2.35 p. NJ, will make connection q. NOErOLh
win steamer leaving those days
GEORGE ". ALLEN Co, Agents,
No. 1901 n Gin street, AMI
Auu ComlauT'swaAyf. ko1astA
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gAILzOAD LINEA

DICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN
II PINES RAILROAD SCHEDULE station,
Twonty-srth and streets. klecirlc-cars cOn-
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DICHMOND. FBEDERICkSBU.Q
III AND POTOMAC RAfLRoAn-sshsinis
commencing APRIL ~, i,-s-ssstsrn sta1dafd
time
f;s2A NJ leaves Byrd-srsss rAnoa aailS
stoys only ct Ashland. Bota we'll, Nil
Iord, and Fred srtots burg, Brooke ssl
wideEAtsr asepx W Wasaiagtoo
and New YorL
rssA n leaves Byri-sWsss sssroa lsily. srs
except sunday. B1fot Psrlor CS4
HichmOui "a washington.
ZAP. n leaves Byrd-strsst sssroa dsilG
Slespsr kicn N oud 70 NswyOrs
a0A Il arrtyss 81 Byrd street stAuoa dsiiyj
sleeper from Sss Yort
aYR Il arrives AZ Dyrd-snssl stAden daily.
s,ops at Frs6srcksburG Ailtoro
both well. aod Ashland sleeper from
wssnlasson and Nov rork Does 40
stop 81 RibA
eSH \. arrives Of Byra-swsss ssAsios daiisS
except sunday Buffet Psrior Ca
Warrington 70 Richmond.
ASHLAND rkAiSa
DAILY sxcsff sUspAfA
eNA. N. leaves koA Arrsvss ss AshissdW
fuA.h
LOOP NJ aosom nodanoa leaves Byrd-svsso
slation, arrives o. Asaiaad as z. W
s:2lP leaves HlbA arrives ~ AshiAad -
70BP.M.
sgA N. srriyss Eiba. Leaves Ashland ssEM
sSA N. socom modanoa arrives 81 Rrye1
street. ssstoa. Leaves Asaisaa N':&
elsP Il arrives - Ess Leaves AsAiAsa q
{. A. TAYLOR Trsr,s Manages
II ~ ID Al a
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A PoLoNAIsE MODEL.

One of the prettiest. most graceful of
polonaise models is that which recalls the
Crecian idea of dress. IL Grapes clear from
one shoulder, and as the skilful drapery
effects are the soul of the style, soft adapta-
BILE material must be used IN Its creation
say cashmere or crepe de chine.
The sailor-hat was never so altogether
popular as it is just now. IL Is such a
simple style of head gear, and vets almost
universally becoming that every girl seems
to possess one in the repertoire OF her MILL
merry.
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LAND, AHoYi

After weary days with naught in sight
lint skv and sea we steamed one bright
morning close beside the Scilly Isle, of
tine coast OF England, and never did the
solid land seem more attractive. As
through our glasses we surveyed the tow
ering cliffs, we could almost fancy we saw
Armorel of Lyonesse and Roland Lee IN
the bloom and innocence Of youth stand
inc. hand in hand, upon the lofty heights
that tbundered on the rocks below. Soon
the islands vanished from our sight and
the blue. distant nils of La Belle France
saluted us. A brief tarry at Boulogne-sur-
mer. TO land some of our fellow passengers,
and away again TO the mouth of the Meuse
river, or Mas. rs our Dutch friends think
prOper to call IL.
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The streets OF Rotterdam are often not
more than twenty feet wide. and il IL q
common thing for the pedestrians 10 walk
ont in the carriage-wav when the sidewalk
is crowded. The houses are very tall, with
noiuted gables facing toward the street
and covered with red tiles. Another Gu
rious thing IS that many of them leGn ont
at the top a foot or two, so that they seem
about to tail on your head. The Hover
ss spS a'f IN sy 81 0S sSs, and Se
a;mouiar appearance to the place. We
.s;s;,sd the Cathedral, which ia ahout FIVE
kindred years old. and there saw many
sncient graves and groups of statuary,
smv,st the latter afine one to the memory
pieces d o by the mob at La Hague about 1913,