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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Jeszcze ofiary nieszczescia
W kOpalni.
Wilhes6orre, Pa, 3 listopada

Wilhesborre, Pa, 3 listopada.
Liczba ofar nieszczescia W kopal-
nj obok Nanticoke' zwiekszy3a sic
przez smierc 19 letniego Thomasa
Thomas, siostrzehca by}ego senatora
Morgana P. Williams.
Take Pawe} Kozmifski, jeden z
pokaleczonych ciezko, umarl wczoraj.
zabitych przeto zostalo rasem IL
os6b. Jeszcze dw6ch innych bliskich
jest smierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Rycerze Piracy.
Toledo, o., 8 listopada.

Delegaci do pietnastej kpnwencyi
Rycerzy piracy zbieraja sic ze wszy-
stkich stron Stanow Zjednoczonych,
Kanady Meksyku. Twierdza
oni, ze bedzie to jeden z najwaznlej-
szych ich sejm6w, gdyz wazne kwe.
stye czekaja ma rozstrzygniecie. =
Wszyscy najznamienitsi reprezentan-
ci juz przybyli; miedzy mimi T. V.
Powderly, Hugh Cavanagh i John
w. Hayes. Jutro o godz. 10 zostanie
otwarta konwencya i trwac bedzie,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
ROk III.

jak twierdzi sekretrrz, najmniej ty-
dzieh. Jedna najwazniejszych kwe-
styj ma bye sprawa szkolnictwa, i W
jaki spos6b wp}ynat ma Rad, azeby
skuteczue W tym ..kierunku poczyni}
reformy.
Boston. 9 listopada.
Wczoraj odbyio sic W jednem 2
znaczniejszych miast fabrycznych
stanu tajne posiedzenie Rycerzy
piracy. Daw' lei takie posiedzenia
posiedzenia odbywasy sic publicznie,
ale Rycerze W Massachusetts przyszli
do przekonania, ze to posiuzy}o do
czynienia intryg re strony r6znych
korporacyj W Stanie New York In
nych Stanach.
Uroczystosc demokratyczna.
Des Moines, Jowu, 8 listop.
Demokraci Stanu miasta zwotali
dis wieczorem Des Moines wiel-
kie zgromadzenie do Grand Opera
House, azeby dac wyraz swojej ra-
dosci. il tax swietne odniesli zwy-
ciestwo. Mowy mieli obrany MEDIA
VINO gubernator Boies, puikown'k
Clark re Cedar Rapids F. w. Leh
mann ze St. Louis. Move Boies'a
przvjeto entuzyastycznymi oklaska.
mi
Zle strzezOny.
Magnolia, Mss, 8 listop.
L. r. Ford skazany ma smierc "a
morderstwo, ktory miat bye stracony
lgo grudnia, uciekf ostatniej nocy 2
wiezenia. Zamordowa{ on marsza1-
ka miejskiego McComb City.
Rozruchy W Tennessee.
NasAyilIe, 8 listop.
Po{ozenie W Tennessee coraz to
grozniejsze. Pomiedzy gornikami we
wschodniem Tennessee, gornikami
Kentucky, Alabamyi Virginii, od-
bywaja sic tajemnicze podejrlane
narady. Mieszkadcy g6r, kt6rzy u
wolnili skazahc6w, przysiegli, re ich
pozabijaja, skoro gubernator zechce
posiac ich napowr6t do roboty. u
rzedowo donosza, re Interest," handlo-
we we wschodniem Tennessee ponio-
sly szkody ma miliony dolsr6w W
skutek rozruch6w.
Wypadek kolejowy.
st. Cloud, Num-, 8 Iistop.
Wczora] na dworcu kolel Great
Northern zd-rzys sic pociag wlozacy
robotnik6w 2 pociag'-n frachtowym,
skutek czego jeden cztowlek ciez-
ko zosts} polsalec1"ny, kilkanascie
osdb lz~j. Ohy'lwi" loko"otywy
zdruzgotane, k'lka ~agond~ moeno
ushkodznnych.
(Dok. LA 4-tei str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Wypadek kOlejowy.
nadaje obliczu cz1oNieka COS nadziemskiego

nadaje obliczu cAoNieka COS nadziemskiego,
jakoby pochodzaz innego swioa
Skoro uczennice zobaczyy Jozefne, opu
sci}y zabawy i pospieszy}y js powitat, dajac
jej tysiaczne miana przyjazni mi}osci U.
smiech smutny osiad} ma ustach, kiedy sciska-
la rece przyjaci6}ek, lecz radosci uie by}o wi
daG M6wi}a rzadko ma}o, wiele sic modli-
Ia, by}a chetne sama, czynifa wszvstko po-
dw6jna pilnoscia, ofarujac wszelkie swoje "a
s}ugi "a zbawienie duszy ojca, gdyby jeszcze
mia}a przebywae W czysccu.
Przysz}y ostatnie miesiace szkolne. J6zef
ma wiedzia}a, re matka ME moze wyzywic sic
bic czworo dzeci ma}ej rzadowej pensyi.
Postanowi}a tedy zastapic ojca rodzinie, to
mia}o bye zadaniem jej zyca Nauki posiada
Ia wiele, m6wi}a po :francusku, angielsku, gra-
Ia pieknie ma fortepianie, spiewa}a znamienicie,
roboty reczne kobiece zna}a wysmienicie, a
przedewszystkiem by}a pobozna, bogobojna.
Prze}ozona wystara}a sic dla J6zefny
dobre miejsce nauczycielki domowej.
Chociaz to ME ma dis niewolnik6w z ma
zwiska, to So niewolnicy W rzeczywistosci
Niewolnikami So po wiekszej czesci robotnicy
fabryczni ale stanach naukowych So ME.
wolnicy. Do mich MONA zaliczyc take nau-
czycielki domowe.
Gag daisy nastspi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
niemi3e ponownie wrazenie wywo}a}a
we Watykanie.
Brazylia.

Permambuco, 9 listopada.
zawik}anie W Brazylii zbliza sic,
jak sic zdaje, do przesilenia W kr6-
tkim czasie, a w koiach handlowych
i fnansowych panuje niepok6j, jaki
bedzie skutek rozwiazania kongresu
i og3oszenia dyktatury przez prezy-
denta.
z prowincyi Rio Grande donosza,
jakoby Rad jej ME uzna} dyktatury
i og}osi} niepodleg}os6 prowincyi.
Rio de Jameiro, 9 listopada.
w Rio Grande de Sui, jak dono
sza, wybuch1o powstanie. Depesze
stamtad wysy}ane podlegajja cenzu-
RE. LIMA telegrafczna rzadowa do
Portolegro zosta}a zerwana. Ze wszy-
stkich innych prowincyj nades}ano
do prezydenta telegramy powin-
szowaniami. Rio Grande de Sui jest
wielka prowincya, kt6rej g}6wuym
.produktem jest zboze. Wojsko tam
liczy $4,000 sk}ada sic przewaznie
z brazylijczyk6w niemieckiego po.
chodsenia. Silvestre Martinez, cz}o-
wick wielce wpiywowy, kt6ry W cza-
sic ostatniej rewolucyi zosta} z kraju
wyguany, ale p6zniej uzyska} zezwo-
lenie do powrotu, zosta} og}oszony
prezydentem Rio Grande de Sui.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Worek dna 10 Listopada 1891
Nowy lord mayor, David Evans,

Nowy lord mayor, David Evans,
cdby} dis uroczysty poch6d do sail
sadowej, gdzie z}ozy} przysiege, ale
poch6d ten, mimo wspania}osci zwy-
k}ej, jaka go urzadzono, ME uda}
sic wcale, gdyz deszc1 przeszkadza}
i nar6d wcale ME by} rozentuzyazmo
wany: przeciwnie, miejscani drwinki
dawa}y sic s}yszed.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Francya.
ParyS, 9 listopada.

socyalista Lafargue, obrany wczo-
raj W okregu Lille do Izby pos}6w,
zostal dis wypuszczony wiezienia.
Ministerstwo ma zamia podobno
og}osic og6lna amnestya.
senat przyja} nowele do ustawy
regulujacej ilosd godzin dziennej
piracy dla kobiet i dzieci.
w koszarach wojskowych W Macon
mad Saona wybuch} dis pozar, wsku-
tex kt6rego 1000 karabin6w sta}o sic
nieuzytecznemi DUO zapasow sp8o-
ne}o.
ParyS, 8 listopada.
Lafargue zosta} uwolniony tylko
ma czAs posiedzeh Izby pcs}6w, ale
kary jego ME skr6cono. Przyjaciele
jego jednakze spodziewaja sic, re ME
zostanie ma nowo zamkniety.
Prezydent Carnot wystai zastspce
ma nabozenstwo odprawione okazyi
srebrnego wesels cara.
Wielka Brytania.
Gibraltar, 8 listopada.
Nieporozumieuie pomiedzy fran
cuskim rzadem su}tanem z Marokko
o posiadanie oazy Touat zaostrza sie'
jesli Francya upierac sic bedzie
przy swoich pretensyach, moze
przyjsc do wojny. Sultan wysaa5 ME
dawno emisaryusz6w do oazy Touat,
az4by ma swoje supremacya nacisk
po4ozy6. Krajowcv jednakze wrzucili
agent6w su}tana do wiezienia pieciu
mich g}owy scieli.
Lomdgn, 8 listop.
Dzisiaj ksiaze Walii swiecif swa
so letnia rocznice urodzin zupe}nie
cicho we will Sandringham. Otrzy-
mai mn6stwo depesz powinszowa-
MEM i kosztowne prezenta. Prezenta
cesarza niemieckiego ksiecia Hen
ryka maja wartos6 100000 marek.
Gladstone ME przyjas zaproszenia
ma bankiet W Paryzu, kt6ry Leon
Say inni czSonkowie Izby chcieli
urzadzid ma jego czesd, kiedy bedzie
W drodze do W{och.
Policya dzisiaj odkry}a jaskinie
z}odziejska, kt6ra sic zuajdowa!a W
iednej zgospod dzielnicy wschodniej.
Dziesieciu najniebezpieczniejszych
rabusi6w i naczeluik ca}ej szajki re-
wolwerami bronili sic, ale zwiazano
ich zaprowadzono do wiezienia.
znaleziono r6wniez wiele przedmio.
tow kosztownych zrabowanych W r6-
znych czasach Z miejsc r6znych,
jako to koronki, jedwabie, klejnoty.
zegarki t. p. Policya dumna jest
pofowu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
ROsya.
4
Ltacad:ya, 9 listopada.


Obch6d srebrnego wesela cara od-
byi sic bardzo cicho. Rome wypadki
sk1oni}y cara do tego, azeby uniAat
przepychu. Do powod6w tycb nalezy
najprz6d straszliwy g}6d nedza pa
nujace W Rosyi, potem choroba dru-
giego syna, kt6ry bez nadziei ma su-
choty jest chory, wreszcie i smierc
wielkiej ksieznei Alexandry, c6rki
krola greckiego, pred niedawnym
czasem. Arcybiskup Odessy pob}o-
gos}awi} carska pare.
Petersburg, 9 listopada.
DO rozpaczy z gsodu przyprowa-
dzeni ludze pladrujac w}6cza sic po
kraju. Codziennie s}ychac o pladro-
waniu kolejowych wagonow frachto-
wych. Formalne szajkl rozb6jnik6w
tworza sic napadaja ma wsie. zgio
dniali ludzie pochtan;aja, co znalest
zdo}aja. Tyfus i g}od zabieraja tysia-
ce ludzi, zw}aszcza dzieci. Urzedy
rozdaja lie MONA mleko rodzinom.
0 straszuych zbrodniach rozpaczy
pope}nianych ciagle donosza.
Hiszpapia.
Madryt, 9 Iistopada.
q Adrii, portowego miasta mad
Morzem Sr6dziemnem, W -prowincyi
Andaluzya, donosza, ze miasto costa
10 nawiedzoEe urwaniem chmur i
nies}ychana burza. Szkody W okolicy
So olbrzymie, burze jeszcze ciagle
z ma}emi przerwami, powtarzaja sic.
WfOchy.
Rzyma, 9 listopada.
Minister Rudini oswiadczy} dzisiaj,
IL uk}ady handlowe Niemcami,
Austrya Szwajcarya bynajmniej nie
szkodza rozwojowi przemysfa W kra-
ju. Co do stosunku rzadu do Waty-
kanu, Rudini wyrazajac sic o Papie,
zu jak o poddanym rzadn wioskiego,
powiedzia}, re ,,honor potega krole-
stwa wsoskiego musza bye utrzyma-
me- re jednak Wiochy ME okaza sic
wcale nietoleranckiemi Rad udzieli
opieki wszelkim pielgrzymom, kto-
rzyby chcieli przybywa6, azeby Gso-
vie Koscio}a sk{ada6 oznaki swej
czci. Nova ia. zawierajaca jak zwy-
kle ucinki przeciw Papiezowi, bardzo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-11-10
Rudini znOwu ma spOsObnosc do
zfOsliwych uwag.
Srebrne wesele cara smutne.
so letnia rOcznica urOdzin ksiecia
Walii.
POWstanie W prOwineyi Rio
Grande W BraZylii.
Nie1ney.
Berlin. Q listC

Berlin, 8 listop.
Korespondent gazet Eug, Wolff
zosta} wygnany kraju powodu, IL
ogsaszas artyku4y obelzywe guber-
natorze Wschodniej Afryki.
WieIkie banki PREY lipskiej ulicy
zape}nione dzisiaj byiy do tego sto
pnia depozytaryuszami, kt6rzy chcieli
cofa6 swe depozyta, IL policya mu-
sia3a utrzymywac porzadek. Jednakze
zaspokajano wszystkich to wielce
uspokoi}o umyssy, o dalszych upa-
d}osciach wcale ME s}ycha6.
Donosza, re w}asnie W chwili, kie.
dy bank frmy Hirsch6eld & Wolff
mia} zamkna6 drzwi, jakas frma
wielka mia{a zaniar deponowa6 W
banku 100000 marek. Suna ia by{a-
by wystarczy}a, azeby bank uwolni6
cd k}opotliwego po}ozenia.
Austrya.
Wiedea, 8 listopada.
Og{oszono dis budzet ma rok 1892.
Ma wojskowe cole wyznaczono 12l
milion6w 100000 gtlden6w, 4
milion6w wiecej, niz w roku zeszsym.
Suma ia zostanie obr6cona czescia ma
postawienie na stopie wojennej AZ
bateryj artyleryi, czescia zas na'wzno-
entente twierdz W Galicyi W poblizu
granicy rosyjskiej. Ma fote wyzna-
-czono 100000 guild.
Pr0ga, 9 listopada.
Pewien ogrodnik zatrudniony w
szpitalu dla nieuleczalnych, otrzyma-
wszy cd prze3ozonej nagane "a upicie
sic, podpali} szpital W dw6ch miej
scach, strzeli} rewolweru do pewne-
go sSuzacego ME traff go, potem
strzeli} do siebie lekko sic ran}.
Budynek mocno zosta} uszkodzony
przez pozar, ale udaso sic ocalic wszy-
stkich pacyent6w.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

To prevent the odor of boiling vcge-
tables from penetrating throughout the
house, as in cooking cabbage, cauli-
flower, turnips, set a small saucepan
filed with vinegar on the stove, keeping
it sufficiently hot for its steam to arise,
but do not let it boil away.-N. Y.
World.
Mustard for Meats: In porcelain
orgranite kettle, boil one pint of strong
vinegar. Stir with little cold vine
gar, one tablespoonful -four, two table
spOonfuls ground mustard, and one
fourth tablespoonful cayenne pepper.
Boil together, and use cold. This is
equal to the prepared mustard, at one
fourth the expcnse.-Ohio Farmer.
To preserve the rich fruity flavor,
do not boil the pruncs. Allow them to
soak over night in cold water, enough
to cover the prunes- Then take the
prunes out and boil the water in which
they have soaked; add sugar to taste
and boil fifteen minutes. Then add to
the prunes and set off on the range and
allow them to simmer thirty minuteA.
then set off to cool.
German Compete: Peel and core ap-
pies, leaving them whole. Fill up the
cavities with currant jelly, placing
them in pudding dish, adding as much
water as the dish will hold without
touching the filling of the apples. Add
half pound of sugar and the thin peel
of half a lemon. Cover tight and cook
slowly until done. Remove the apples
to a glass dish, boil down the sirup to a
jelly, and pour it over.-Boston Budget.
"A very simple and durable bed
spread and shams can be made from
white dotted muslin. Get the best
quality, and diagonally across both the
corners of the shams and the spread,
using the dots as centers, outline the
petals of q daisy, in yellow, or any
color desired, while the plain hem is
held by a row of brier stitching. This
set is Inexpensive, quickly made. very
well, which is good feature.
Chicken Hash with Rice Toast:
Cook one cup of rice till tender. pack
into a mold and when cold slice; brown
with melted butter and toast delicate
brown. Melt one tablespoonful butter
in saucepan and one heaping tea
spoonful flour, and pour on slowly one
up chicken stock; add one-half tea
spoonful salt, One-half saltspoon pep
pcy, one teaspoOnful lemon juice, the
beaten yolk of one egg and one pint
cooked and chopped chicken. When
heated, pour over the rice and serve
Boston Globe.
Potato Balls: l like this way of
serving potatoes. Potatoes that have
been left from dinner may be warmed
over in this way for tea. and according
to my judgment they will be more ac-
ceptable than at first cooking. Four
large, mealy potatoes, cold; mash them
in a basin with two ounces of fresh bet
ter, pinch of salt, very little ca:
enne, a tablespoonful of milk or cream
and the beaten yoll of one egg; rub ii
together in a mortar for five minutes,
shape mixture into balls the size of a
walnut-cOver them with an egg well
beaten. and the finest sifted bread
crumbs; fry them IN boiling butter. lard
or bacon fat-not drippings.-Prairis
Farmer
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17

The woodpile was neglected, and the
two fifteen.year-Old embryo scouts ex-
citedly planned for the future. They
declined an invitation one of their
friends gave them to go fishing in his
punt, loftily, nor was a ball game ON
the village common any inducement to
adjourn their council.
II either's father could have been
seen their heads together, there, in the
back yard, suspicion would surely have
teen aroused, for these two chums
were very seldom SO quiet The old
rooster and the chickens eyed the boys
with heads cooked on one side wonder
ingly; and, finally, retreated to the
other end of thc yard.
Supper time only parted the chums
Then they were to meet at seven on
the common. do not know whether
Mart hurried through that meal in a
way which-with a weeks continuance
would have ruined any stomach, but
Lou did. If Biddy Nolan's mind had not
been filed with thoughts of her beau
who was to call that night she would
surely have suspected something un-
usual was to happen, and have ques-
toned Lou.
He forgot to butter his bread, put his
molasscs intended for the cakes on the
meat, and did sundry other absent
minded acts. Fortune seemed to favor
him in making Biddy blind to it all.
She went about the house singing.
and, after supper, he slipped out un-
noticed.
At the common, Mart waited for him,
and they tarried there till seven-thirty,
then started for the old mill and Mr..
Pickle.
The rendezvous was a lonely one.
There YVES not a house within call of
it, and :he river. willow-banked, did
not add to its cheeriness. The old mill
mas been disused for years. Its wheel
had rotted from the axle and lay as if
weary and decrepit against its wall,
while the roof sagged heavily in the
center. What better hiding place would
ghosts want than its dark, damp inte-
rior?
Lon whistled softly to keep up his
courage and Mart did not have the bold
est front as they neared its weather
warped old door.
Mr.. Pickle greeted them cheerily
from the darkness and they entered
fearlessly, Lou recognizing in him an
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
Extraordinary Growth.

The following extraordinary instance
Of rapid growth in the human species
has been noted in France by a member
of the French academy of sciences and
reported by him in the annals of that
institution. 1.-The subject herein men
toned was lad of but years of age
when I first saw him; but his tender
years Notwithstanding he measured Z
feet inches and lines high. His peo-
pie had observed his marvellous growth
when he was only 2 years of age. At
he was able to lift and carry bushel
of wheat and to throw the bundles of
hay (6S pounds) to the four horses each
night; and at he could lift as much as
a sturdy fellow of 20. But although he
thus increased in bodily strength, his
understanding was no greater than 10
usual with children of his age; play.
things were also his favorite amuse-
mentS."
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
THE RECORD OF HAPPINEss.

A king Who languished on his bed,
And wished to test his peoples veal,
Called to his counselor and said:
Go. my peoples pulse would feel!
In yonder square. the throng among,
Lang great book with pages white,
And let these words be DER II hung:
Let all uhose Ices are happy, rrite!''
All through the day came crowds Of folk
Ana read the legend DER the book;
Some smiled. some sighed, some lightly spoke,
Some turned away with thoughtful look.
Thither came boys in ruddy health,
And tripping maids with laughing eye;
The mendicant, the man Of wealth,
Childhood and age, all passed IL by.
A mother held her infant child.
And. toying with the pen II tried
The mother thought-to write; she smiled
But quick it dropped the pen and cried!
Just with the suns last lingering look
An old man tottcrcd TO the stand
They found-when couriers sought the book
TIE pen grasped in q rigid hand.
When to the king the book was brought.
He gazcd on the unsullied page.
'None happyf / must be content"
And SO he lived to good old age.
&C. II. Crandall in Christian Union.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
MISS KATE cReENAwAx.


Tho Lady Who Devised Those Queer
FrOcks for Our Little Ones.
Comparatively few Americans have
any conception of the artistic fame OF
the charming lady who is, in measure.
responsible for the myriad Of outline
pictures in needlework that have been
seen in almost every family sitting
room in the country. ornamenting the
backs of easy chairs and scttees. Bus
Miss Kate Greenaway is quite as well,
or better, known in England by her
book illustrations, which have recently
appeared in collected form. 1t is from
these illustrations, principally, that the
needlework designs alluded to origin
ated. and they have in a marked degree
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17

It's sometimes said patent
medicines are for the igno-
rant. The doctors foster this
idea.
The people" we're told.
q are mostly ignorant when It
comes to medical science"
Suppose they are! What
a sick man needs is not knowl
edge, but a cure, and the medi-
cine that ea1ycs is the medicine
for the sick.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery cures the "do
believes and the "don't be-
lieves." There's no hesitance
about it, no "if" nor "possi-
bly,"
1t says-"I can cure you.
only do as l direct"
Perhaps it fails occasionally.
The makers hear of it when it
does, because they never keep
the money when the medicine
fails to do good.
Suppose the doctors went
on that principle. We beg
the doctors pardon. 1t
wouldn't do!)
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
9 August
Flower

I had been troubled five months
with Dyspepsia. The doctors told
me 1t was chronic. I had a fullness
after eating and a heavy load in the
pit of my stomach. / suffered fire.
quent1y from q Water Brash of clear
matter. Sometimes q deathly Sick
ness at the Stomach would overtake
me. Then again I would have the
terrible pains of Wind Co1ic. At
such times I would try to belch and
could not. Twas working then foe
Thomas McHenry, Druggist, Coz.
Irwin and Western Ave-, Allegheny
City. Pa, in whose employ I had
been for sevenyears. Finally I used
August Flower, and after using just
one bottle for two weeks. was en-
tirely relieved of all the trouble. I
can now eat things I dared not touch
before. Iwou1d like to refer you to
Mr.. McHeury, for whom I worked,
who knows al about my condition,
and from whom I bought the medi-
cine. live with my wie and family
at 80 James ST., Allegheny City, ,Ps.
Signed, JoM D. Cox. o
G. G. GREEN Sole Nanalhcturer,
Veedbay, Hsv Jessey, o. 8 4
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
HOW toLcnrthen B..ou,,.

The home dress-maker should mod
ernie basques of wool dresses by
lengthening them in coat shape. To do
this cut of the lower edge of the basque
In a deep point in front, much shorter
point in the back, and have still shorter
sides; turn up the edges and face with
silk. Under this add coat skirts of tke
length desired made of darker wool or
silk or velvet. These skirts are shaped
to the hips, lined with silk, and sewed
to the lining of the bodice just below
the curve of the waist. Ten or twelve
inches ID q good length for them. If
the basque is for a very slight figure. a
simple plating Of the dress material
may be added instead of the closure coat
skirt, As the plaits give the effect Of
larger hips A plated lace fiounce can
be added to silk basques.-Harper's Ba-
Z0E.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17

'.Now GOOD digestion wait on appetite,
and health on both" This natural and hap
py condition Of the mind and body is brought
about by the timely use of Prickly Ash Bit
ters. While not o beverage in any sense. 1t
possesses the wonderful faculty OF renewing
to the debilitated system all the elements
required to rebuild and make strong. jf
you are troubled with headache, diseased
liver, kidneys or bowels, give it trial, it
will not fail you.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17

Influenced the fashions in chldren's
dresses during the last few years. The
figures of little folk in mob caps, pima,
drawn are always graceful and some
times quaint, and convey an idea OF
childish happiness and abandon that
catch the fancy. Miss Grcenaway is no
longer young. but she is still on the
sunny side of life and promises to con.
tinue there until the end of her days.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17

Of such restraint and with a steady ef.
fort raising both himself and the world.
Mr.. Ingoldsby has planned the struc-
ture to have a height of $50 feet, with a
length of base the same. The globe is
to be 100 feet in diameter. The main
portion of the structure is adaptable as
q museum of science, while the globe,
which is to be reached by elevators and
stairways, he would have devoted to as
Economical designs illuminated by cleo.
tricity. Or another idea is to have the
lower part of the structure devoted to
national restaurants, in which all help
and dishes would be distinctly typical
No accurate estimate of the cost of such
a structure has been made, but it is
thought it could be made profitable,
particularly if the restaurant idea bs
carried out.
Dodge City times., 1891-04-17
COTE ~. Tea.

A New York tea dealer says that in Q
few years coffee will not be in the race
with tea and that the number of tea
drinkers is increasing greatly. Now in
England the people drink tea as much
1t not more than coffee-while here we
have nation of coffee drinkers Look
at the big tea houses now prospering
in this country. The demand for the
seductive weed is becoming greater, es-
pecially in large cities. Fashionable
afternoon teas. and the fashion of hand
ing tea around at receptions show just
how it Is being drank. The fine Ceylon
ten now in vogue is healthy drink and
has . splendid flavor. All through tho
west coffee is becoming less popular
and tea is the popular drink.-Chicago
News