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Commissioners Notice.
George W. Kephart !
Va.
John a RVerly OF oil !

TO John a. Eyerly, X. NJ. Hartley, Rachel C.
Shaher, and WIN. A, Shalfer her husband, ard
oil othor poraona holding liens against the es-
tate Of John q. Eyerly by Judgment or other
wise, or any part thereof.
by an order Of the Circuit Court OF Preston
County, W, Va, entered In tho above styled
ehancery cause on the 18th day Of September
1891, the same was referred TO tho undersigned
Commissioner In Chancory with direc tion 10 as-
certain and report the renl estate owned by tho
defendant, John q. Kverly, tho state and oondI-
ton OF the title thereto, the liens and charges
thereon, their hmounta, character, prioritleH.
pertinent matter that may be required by any
Of the parties.
The said parties TO said cause, and all Of said
lion-holdera, will therefore take notice that ON
MONDAY, NOVEMBER end. 1891, At my ofiice in
said order.
Owen under my hand this SOth day OF Sop
TENDER. 1891.
HBILJ. FoRTNRY. Commissioner.
P.J. CroRan Atty for Plaintiff.
i0-i4t-s5.5O
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With quick-step and much an=-
iety was manifested among the ped
agOgues rs they plodded our streets
on Monday and Tuesday last grasp
ING for y No. 2.
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KELLY POsr NO. III, G. Ar.

On Saturday, 0ctIbe 3rd, ut L
O'Clock p. NJ. Kelly Post No. Ill,
'G. a. r., was organized at King,
wood, w. Va, by Capt. Sroyei of
Fairmont.
Kelly Post starts of with a good
membership, and by the spirit man
ifested, predicts for them one of
the best Posts in the State.
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Quite numb,r CT our people
went to Grafton yesterday to "see
the elephant" and take in Barnum
g. Bailey's "Greatest Show on
Earth" aud mole would have gone
had the weather been good.
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The State Editorial Association
meets ct Parkersburgnext Tuesday.
same time the Grand Lodge X. Of
2. meets and Parkersburg will be
full Of visitors.
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WoTRINc 4 ELLIOTT,
Attorneys-at-Lnw.

The Odd Fellows here are already
making preparations for the coming
session Of the Grand Ledge. The
Court House has been secured in
which to hold the session, while the
Daughters of Rebekah will hold
forth in the /. o. o. +. Hall. The
Committee on Reception is DR.. r.
b. i. Trippett, chairman, James
w. White and Gas J. Cresap.
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T. WARREE WorRISs-a1
ORErHA PosTEN
ARTHUR LIsrON-2i
LuIE JESKIEs-i7.
ALBERT HART-2S
MAY sHAuLS-N
WILLIAM II. GRoss- 81
LIzzrz RIGGLEAAN-1S.
CHARLES A. eRAIG-2S
AvIoE NARvIS-is.
HARoELLUs UrHOLo-25
PLKBE x. snGARs-I0.
JouS T. HoESgR-23
SARAH A. 6rIKKH 20.
CLARENCE A. FREMAsD-2i
Coma Is. SIhMs-1e.
ELHER e. CoBTE 90
AURA BEowN-:s2.
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Oliver Zinn has been granted q
pension.
Miss Nora Ravenscraft has been
sick the past week.
Beth Hileman, of this county has
been granted an increase of pension.
Mr.. Elisha Thomas has been cor
fined TO his room for the past few
days.
Mr.. c. A. Bergman, the lumber
merchant of Howcsville, was in to
see us yesterday.
Prof. Rufus Holden and wife ar
rived in town Tuesday night and
expect to go to housekeeping soon.
Miss Sallie Fairfax is off on an
extended visit to Terra Alta, Rom.
ney and other points.
Lawyer p. J. Crogan and Hon.
W. NJ. o. Dawson are in Wheeling
this week on business.
Rev. Harry Ravenscraft, held re-
ligious services out at the Poor
House last Sunday.
Squire John S. Murdoch has had
a new tin roof put on his dwelling
house.
DIR J. IL. Manown went to Oak
land, Md, Monday evening aud re-
turned Tuesday night.
Merchants A. j. Bonafield and
Milford Gibson, of Tunnelton,
were in town OH Monday.
Attorney ID. NJ. Wotring and
Sheriff Jackson were at Terra last
Saturday on legal business.
Miss Lille Fell, of Bridgeport,
Harrison county, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Pell of near Pleas
ant Dale.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Huddleson,
of Valley District, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Gatowood
Sunday last.
Postmaster Elliott is having the
Posi-offic' thoroughly cleaned up
and nicely painted. DIR. Al Potter
is doing the paint work.
Will A. Beavers, of the firm OF
Beavers & Fawcett, who we report
cd as being sick last week, is no
better at this writing.
John Copcman drove down to
Biucston Sunday after bin sister,
Miss Matte, who was visiting down
there.
Mrs. Laura Trippctt went to
Grafton Tuesday evening to visit
her brother, John S. Herr, whose
daughter is sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie Neff left last Mon
day evening for Cumb erland, where
she will visit friends for week OF
ten days.
Mrs. John MattinglY of Dobbins,
Grant county, has been visiting
relatives IN this county for some
time.
Mrs. II. q. Hyde and baby are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. s. Martin, at ShInston
this week.
Capt. Joseph NJ. Goodwin and
Col. James w. Brown are at
tending Federal Court at Clarks-
burg this week.
Hugh G. Bowlcs, GenI. Supt. OF
the Mongolia River r. r., has just
recovered from severe attack Of
Upheld foyer at his home in Monon-
CAB.
Sam Crayton, the jolly drummer
so long known to our merchants,
has quit the road and is now mer-
chandising for himself at Meme
chen, a suburban town Of Wheeling.
Miss Olive Parks is in Baltimore
visiting her friend Mia Annie
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The State Reform School at
Pruntytown now has G5 inmates, a
very good attendance the first year.
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The Base Ball club here goes to
Terra Alta tomorrow to tackle the
club over there again.
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". s. Taylor's is the place to gel
your winter boots and shoes. Cal
early and leave your order before
the rush.
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If you want bargain in an
ORGAN or SEWING MACHINE
address this office.
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Forty excursion tickets to the
circus at Grafton was sold here by
tho Il. X. &F.
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Itch on human and horses and
all animals cured in 30 minutes by
WsOlford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by DR.. r. II.
Frye, Druggist. Terra Alta.
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Leave your order with W. s.
Taylor for your winter boots and
shoes.
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Insure your property before you
build your fires for the winter.
with DUNCAN Mora. lie has a
number of good Companies. Rea-
sonable rates.
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II d. Carroll, Kingwood, w.
Va, has for sale Pure Bred Poland
Chluas Of tho very best strains.
Write for prices and pedigroes.
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MEMBERS.

Goodwin, }. Nj. Sypolt, Eugene.
Morris, ID. Y. Snider, VIM. ID.
Murdoch, j. +. Pell, John c..
Kirk, Isaiah. Gidley, Clark.
Wotring. VIM. J. Sisler. 5. b.
Dill, Sam'l. A. linn, Oliver.
Hoffman. Geo. +. Kisner, S. r..
Johnson, j. NJ. Shrout, A. j.
Menear, VIM. +. Menear, j. L..
Messenger. Ed. McGinnis, j. b.
Hartsell, q. w. Titchnell, n.
Gross, Noah. Titchnell. j. w.
Rhodes, II. j. Everly. Geo. III q.
Blaney, S. j. Chichester, A. W.
Everts, Adam. Shreut, Jas. W i.
McKinny, j. j. Wilson, G. W.
Freeland, A. j. Plum, j. @.
Hartley, II. A. Castecl, VIM. IL.
Brand, VIM. TX. Snider, A. j..
Menear, @. W. Britton, j. W..
Ashby, f. Ell.
The following officers were elected :
@. Capt, J. NJ. Goodwin.
s. V. O., Geo. +. Hoffman.
j. V. c., William F. Menear.
Adjutant, j. +. Murdoch.
Sergeant, Mai, j. III. Manown.
Chaplain, ID. Y. Morris.
Q. NJ, Edmond Messenger.
o. D., VIM. IL. Casteel.
o. g., VIM. II. Brand.
S. NJ, IL. a. Hartley.
q. N S., Adam Everts.
The Post was gratified that the de-
partment commander selected Capt.
Sroyer as our Mastering Officer.
The Captain made many friends
among the boys aud the verdict is,
Captain. come again.
j. T.. MURDOCH.
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County Csurt met on Monday
and all OF the Commissioners were
THscnf.
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Down with the mosquito bars
mp with your stoves.
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Happy and content IS home with ''The Ro.
chester aiamp With tie light Of the morning..
fsyeafahsss, teyifs 7setslfss xsas, O.. Hery Ystt
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Salary S2b Per Week.

WANTED: Good Agents Go sell our General
Line 81 Merchandise. No reddiing Above ~ 4
Org Will be paid 20 live" aRsnte. DO you
on every Dollar you opond2 n so.
write for our illustrated Catalogue containing
fluctuations and prlcos 81 everything manufas
tured IN The United stateo, ~ manufacturers
prices. 1000 Illustrations all lines repreaentod
Catalogue mailed free on application.
Address, CHICAGO GENERAL SUPPLY CO..
No. l7s West Van Buren, ST.. CbioagoUl
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24


"Shall We or shah we not b semi-in-
valids this summer" was the question
discussed at the Athletic Club. "Shall
We go on punching imaginary adverse
ries and trying to pick a spot in the wall
or shall we rest upon the laurels which
we earned in athletic fields and declare
ourselves too much debilitated by the
seasons fashionable disease to further
pursue our muscular exertions,"
You have heard Of the third sex, the
young men who are almost like girls be-
cause they walk with their hands in front
of them and employ their leisure hours in
drawn work, and working on canvas.
They are the girlish young men, the lady
like gentlemen who are rather nice to
have around when one is out taking
Fido for an airing. or doing a little
light shopping. OF course, no girl wants
to lean her head upon one OF these lady
like bosoms nor does she care to have
her hands squeezed by soft feminine
hand. but she enjoys these young men
because they are something new to look
at. and she likes to have them around
and to give them help and hints about
the fancy work upon which they are en-
gagged Ono Of them last week en-
broidered sofa cushion, and when his
best girl suggested that he extend his in
dustry to emhroderiug suspenders he did
not seem averse to the proposition
Somebody says dip the feminine young
man up aud down several times In
pool of clear cold water. But no. it Is not
best to do so; let him go and devote the
precious little brain to the nice worthy
object of making himself pretty and at
tractive. Maybe when the msnnish
woman sees how unsttractive il the
womanly man, that she will turn from
the error of her ways, discard the derby.
the boiled shirt and the cut-s-way, and
become a nice womsnly woman once
more II the feminine man brings about
this boon 90 humanity, he will have full
filed . glorious mission.
CARRIE CARrrrss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice-In future the TKLKsR AN HERALD will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent 70 this once each Meek not later
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours mean that the morning service oc-
ours at W:D = m. and evening service at 80
y. IN.
Fountain-street Baptist Church-Rev. Jno.
l.. jackson. DID,. pastor. Usual services
morning and evening. Evening subject:
Church Entertainments"
Unitarian--Corner of Fountain and Ransom
SITS. Mss Mia +. Upper. pastor. Services
as usual. at l0:t5 a. m. and 1880 y. M. Morn
ing subject: ''Strlkesin Perspective" Even
Ing subject: Nathan the Wise or the Unity of
Religion" Conference meeting Wednesday
evening at ~. m. subject: Character"
Grace Church-Rev. John Brewster Hubbs.
rector. Morning PRAYER aud Holy communl OH
with sermon at 1890; evening prayer and SER
mon at 7:3c Subject of morning sermon:
"A Practical Study Of the Doctrine of the
Trinity" Evening: ''rhe World and Faith
Sunday-school at Il O'Clock. Seats free.
Trinity Church-Rev. III. II. johnson, rector.
m. Subject; THE Iscael OF God" Evensong
at 7:30. Subject: The Rich Fool" Sunday
school and Bible class win meet the other
An anthem win be sung at both services
Seat free. All are welcome.
Universalist.-Ladies' Literary Club Rooms.
Sheldon-st. Rev. Charles Fluhrer. d. D..
pastor Morning subject: Inc Dey1ue Ser
vice OF Self-respect." Sunday school ut Il m.
No evening service.
Second-street NJ. f. Church--Rev W. Henry
Thompson. pastor. Morning subject: Prop
er Solctude." Evening: a Typical Event
in Mans Life" Class meeting aud Sunday
school at noon. Missions az f.ane-ave.. aud
Myrtlest. at 5 D.. m. Epworth League for
young people at 6:3D.t PIN. Young Mems
Band meeting at $50 in the morning. Seats
free. All welcome.
G.. A. Rev $. II. Cobb will preach mem
oral sermon TO the g. A. r.. Sons Of Veterans
and Woman's Relief Corps at Lagrave street
Presbyterian Church on sunday morning Nav
"a. at 1880 O'Clock. The several posts aud 5. Of
v. Will meet At their post rooms and proceed
to Monument Park where they will unite aud
march TO the church.
Rev. W. A. Eye, Of this city. delivers the
memorial sermon before Pcrdins Post tonight
AZ spring Lake. Mich. and Rev. s. J. Wheeler
will occupy the Plaindeld-sve. NJ. E. pulpit to-
day.
The New Church-Rey. George Henry Dole.
pastor. services at the usual time. Mr.
Mark Norris officiating. Morning subject
What Is Prayer" No evening service sabbath
School and adult class at the close Of the
morning service. Lecture Wednesday even
Ing postponed
Mission Wood Presbyterian-Rev. Thos @.
Smith. pastor. Services at l0:D q. m. and 7:3O
p. m. sabbath school at Il m. Rev Garrett
Snyder Will occupy the pulpit In the morning
and Rev. DR.. John Graham in the evening.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In south Grand RAPIDS. just outside
IA Of city limits new bniialngs newly fur
good main read within - rods Of depot; aiss a
GOOD local trade.
, HOUSES aud lots. also g vacant iets for
- sale on long time o. exchange Ter farm
or personal property
Nd <0-scre Farm 20 exchange for good
"A house and lot Ia south or east portion Of
city
EoUR tenement briex block. LOT 20 feet front.
on ASr Ts oana % sssssnss good
BUSINESS BLOCK. <lxioo ieei- on 81 Hzli-st.
~ for sale al a bArgxin.
. HOUSES and lots on Colt ave-. 20 trade fer =
- giltedge farm rithin 10 10 IL miles OF city.
Sl ACRES improved land. - miles southeast
" OF city, A No. buildings. banked s3rn.
acres orchard. all Kinds small fruit well
fenced. under good cultivation. 10 exchange
for city property. or a. OF 40 acres near city.
HOTEL In Big Rapids. al furnished. 70 en-
"A change for property In cits or farm.
90 ACRE farm niles southwest OF Reed
W City. nearly ell impforeds coed fcfsc~~.
etc; free of al incgmbfaace; 10 En- change tor
city property.
TEN ROOM house and lot. q LAsrsve-ss a. has
4 good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
alley In rear.
90 ACRES OF land. y mile north snd mIles
% east Of city. " exchange Tor cits prop
M AChLS. ] mile north OF city Limits. on
~ Aipine-grsvel rosa-for sslei . oesira-
bic tract for Plating
. 4 ACRES. III miles south OF Exll-St-, fof
oI sale or trade Tor city property.
VACANT LOIS IN the city sad suburbs Tar
sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on South Lafayettess sor
"a sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. 8 miles south q
AZ city. 10 exchange Tor city property.
MONEY TO loan on real estate and chaftei~
q. 8. FOUTS {sa Lyos-srstsr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24
TowER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED
ROOMS AND . TowEs sLook.


DEG0lIA .rsopr.etars
WANTED Hsl-p-s carpenter, ? easclsmea.
hands. palnsers. clerks. q girls isg seosr.l
loasewsrk. secoaa giris. eoakS Chime
rsen Elrls. 2lsnnefessr>.
EN0k SALE on kAcaAN6E- a acres ON lAke
Il shore. ne<f the p&rk Saos bllldks.Ss. 1<z,
peach trees IN se2rlnx. = pear slsnasrds a.
bearing. : acres Strawberries. acres rsSpl~ef-
rics. ~ grapes, sosseeerrles ana other snail
Il the present season; xsaiz excAsEes faf
goea cify property this ~ great cl2.oe lar
some one and The greatest bssSAia We have
ever o1erca.
RoR sALE-s room house On hsax, ! rs.us
Z well HRe clstern hands = ssTeeg cara. ne
can sell you this HOUSE GA monsEx aax1aozrx
In terms 10 suits orsp IN ana Sc a. .psice t1ise
EN0R SALESMAN HOUSE Nad h&rn on Pair
M suIAlytpsymentsi this is a. exoelisat cksncs
90 secure homein desirable locAtson aud
Pay fof II - rent
LNoR Sails feef frontage on south D.s5-
slOn-sf. me location for tock. lGta
viii be soda 81 s&crafiee u same is tskel With
IN ~ days
I,0R SAILOR Fachaace-yacxuf lets a.
Stewart Whites .ad-. as pssnent 90 :
house. worth about slseo INSIDE 90 limits Il
south part % CITY.
EsoR sAIE--a vacant lots 90 Piasnneia-axe-
just snside Of ola nfs4lts; the finest banding
spots al the city.
Two gxcHANGE-for harm. = seod sresu
large lot ana well located. would pas sens
difference
TU EAcH sSGE--S acres land IN Bsrry csuu-
". - miles from atty. - acres iHpros,.
sooe building run. wall wAtefes sac kpiendsd
soil. price szsu
no ExcHANGE-fer good renting city prse-
erfy. ~ acres nne house. bSra lad 0ul-
buildings. ~ acres improved. balance o.k.
beech and hickory timber. gsod felceo. ~
hexrh 1lN annie. nSkFs A.umk 4r11.a
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24

n
DEEPLY WITH THE SIREN.
just as immoral, so say the men, Is IL
for the girl OF the period to get herself up
In the altogether bewitching spring styles
and parade the streets, as il to charm tho
men with the beauties and destinations OF
her get up. How does she go to work,
this spring girl. TO look so iovely' How
does she achieve the grace, the pretty
color, the fawn-like carriage and the
charming yet disuided demeanor which
we see every moment as we walk the streets
OF fair day.
First Of all she washes her hair and
then she washes it again. She washes it
until all the oil and sickness Is out,
and there remains only the light fufiinsss
aud half curl which we all admire so
much. Then, sometimes all alone, and
sometimes with the aid of her hair
dresser. she coils lovely knot on tho
back OF her head and sticks into it
great sswellsd dagger. so pretty that you
cannot resist asking her a question or
two about il. The front of her hair she
fufYs up directly over the middle OF her
forehead and draws the sides down, pre-
serving the oval OF her face, la Mrs.
Cleveland, and finishes the destructive
work by sticking in gold hair pins where
ever there is an excuse for one.
On top OF the captivating head she
spikes her hat with a wavy brim and q
rose upon the crown At the back of the
hat are some feather tips, some lace, a few
jewelcd pins, and Lord knows what else.
A beatls maybe. or small lizard, or
something else from out OF the animal
kingdom-but the effect Is pretty.
And then the rest of her attire , Oh,
N.Y. Oh, my You have seen it, you
know all about II. IL was a pity, yet a
pleasure 70 just run over its destinations.
There il the bodice. fitting "a tight "a tho
skin, and suggesting a plump loveliness
underneath. There IL the high collar,
ever so high at the back Of the neck and
low enough at the front to show the
pretty little hollow which grows under
aesth q womsn's chin. Aud the skirt
upon the beauteous outlines OF tho
modish girls skirt. IL il skimp and it Is
scAnt. so very skimp and so very scant
that it looks "a IL the woman hal bought
enough material for pillow cave, and
had sewed it up at the sides, leaving the
ends open so she could Jump in and sally
forth. No petticosts are worn under
meath this tight skirt, and no gathers or
tuc'Is break mp the long lines. II il
Immoral. really immoral, to go forth
srrsyed 80 sttractively, for. ss a man
himself was heard 60 say, NO woman
can come down town in such rig with
ont scattering the seeds Of dissatisfsc
ton"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24
sbs .xDl.inea il ,ha. Forats-esa..

she * planned II thus FOR a lev cents
shs zoE dye al the cruz store warranted
G. take the color our Of naturally black
hazr upon twenty applications. Her hair
being very thick was somewhat cnman-
sseable. 50 she found that II would not
be convenient 70 shampoo It with the
bleach each day, aud that abe must Be
eoatented with dipping il twice CIR tArics
. weex This Is TIE way / do" she
said "Esery night wash my bangs in
the bleach and every ether night | wash
my top hair in il you kaOv that part
Of the hair that a girl frizzss AID catches
back under her Psyehe knot. The back
wash only twice week and that accounts
for she shades in color.
The freat hair has been washed Just
twenty times, for have had the bleach
just twenty days, 50 10 is = nice, lovely
aabarn. The middle hair has been washed
ten times. and it Is only now At the red
state, not exactly red nor yet black, .
sort Of mud color you see, bat IL is fast
becoming auburn. The back is all
s,reaked with red and black. and | am
almost ia despair of ever getting that
lovely auburn hue that you see upon my
bangs. Bat l shall keep right on. for
that dear, sweet druggist said that ir
hid sold IL 10 ever so many girls, and
every one of them had become = lovely
strawberry blonde.
.Won't il be funny to have red hair
when | have always thought myself
brunette. You know that l have always
been languid in style aud deliber-
ate Ia manners low to anger and
plenteous in forgiveness But now my
disposition is changed and am going to
be quick and spunky. You had better
say goodbye now to my old self, for
when . women makes q change she al
ways makes q radical one, and l don't
know where shall DO . year from now.
presume i am like all women, when !
begin l can't stop"
little excitement was occasioned last
week At Girls Athletic Club by a dis
cussion which arose as To the possibility
Of this being an invalid's summer.
Every one has had the Grippe, you know,
and nearly every one has been left with
some weak spot which is liable to attack
from sudden colds.
IL was the fashion to have the Grippe
and IL is the fashion now to have weak
spo. as the result of the Grippe's ravases.
1t may be ones heart that is weak-that
is perhaps the SWEETEST thing to have-or
IL many be that one Is subject to rheuma-
tism-young Mrs. Blaine made this fash
ionable a year ago-perhap5 . trifiing
trouble to the eyes, brings havoc to the
constitution. or the system may be SO
delicately framed that almost anything
Is liable to set in
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-24
Observation-Disclosures
Accuses a WomaL Of Being In
moral Because She Can Cook.
LOVELY GIRLS AID THEIR CHARMS
Hoo q Woman Can Attract a Ran in q
Thousand Little Ways A Giri's
asir - 10 Appeared Whsa 10
Wa oaly Hall sisaehsd-

teuFraIsHT 1891, 81 sAxEs w. soassosI
That dear Radyard KipIing accuses one
of his heroines Of being immoral-posi-
tiysiy immoral-becaase abe said she
could cook The said heroins had come
temporarily into a soldiers hsadq quarters
70 look after his comfort, and she was
making things 80 very attractive that the
soldier himself was weakening, aud wss
even half guilty Of wishing that his fur
loagh D4ght last forever. To cap the
climax and TO secure permanent resting
place for herself, the little mink tempted
him past all endurance by saying that she
could cook = actually cook. Aan-hks
this attraction was too much for him,
aud ne came near entangling himself too
deeply With the siren who could preside
over the mysteries OF the tea kettle and
the frying pan. Fortunately for the well
fare Of bis country, the soldier was
rescued, ere he tasted Of the sayory dishes
which the temptress-a modern Eve
would have prepared for him