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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

llnterSeidneter bate amS umnta9 Dor:
iser @o9e 9elesenbeit, elmer Sorteas
uns Der Giotte'i6en beuti9en Sbeater.
seisll6aft Acknowledgements Serr
&iutte, Der einem srOBen9beile ber8urs
ger %unierer Stabt betannt 1T, Fat les'
ten Sommer psrl6nlid in 0euti6lant
cine Sbeuterseieui9aft %Or9aniiirt, uno
nit berIelben i'm September porlser
Sabres elm beuti9es Ebeater in ct.
Souls er6ffnet, uno Stpar, iuie jeoer Der
bie@eleli4aft Fat ipielen ieben, germ gu.
seitebt, ba5 bette beutIde Sbeater, bas
ct. Souls nod sebabt bat. Gu9 Die
8urite(luns ant SOnnta9, Der i6 beis
iu6bnte, . a por5iisli6, Die Seielidaf
beiist 8rdfte, Die auf ieber sroBen Bib.
ne Seuti6lanOs nit gbren beiteben
Wiroen. Serr &iotte, benz es in Ser
mann bel lsinem 8eiu6e i'm lebten Sab
re auberorbentli6 sefulen fat, tpIroe
germ bereit iein, all9 uns BEN @enui
elmer tuirtlid suten goritelluns 5u Der
i9affen, iuenn er auf einen 5ablrei6ct
8eiud berlelben reduen f0ante. 5reln
BE, pel6e iG bieruon unterri9tete, ia
ben lire eifrise rnterltibuu9 ueriprod.
eli, unh mid ueranlaBt 81 ie9cn, tpl
uicle @iutrittsfarten ab9eiebt uerocr
fDnncn. .Solpie Die 3ab( 200 erreid
lit, wcroen Die ipsitcrcn 5dritte sur
Nusiilbrun9 beS 9lanes ius gSsrt &c
Icbt pcroen. Cine Sublcriptionsliitt
miro pon Sountas all in Der Concert
balle auflicsen, unb iino aae, tuet6c lid
uno ibren Sanilien bielen GenuB 81
usri9afen sensist iino, eriudt, bieIelb
baloi9lt cinjuieben uno 81 Seidacn.
@6tunsspoG
Su1ta pGt n CT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Scrr Otto SidncDcr uuo Gattiu BON
Stulpe befunben li6 bieie @ode bier jn
8eIu6 bel Scr Tnmilie bes 0errn 9(lt9.
GoPbtmanll.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@esbalb 10 bohe 8reiie fir 8aarsn
beSablen, tuern Sbr 10 biais Bel uhs
~einfaufen f6nnt unb ba5u bel uns nod
bic sr6Bte Iuspabt finoet.
8ruoot & S9erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

GIN Montu9 (2i6tmeB) i6lcn Die
COME urb Der 9a6s bate ale Gele=
senbeit ieincn S6atten Su leben. Iiu
nod Ie6s @o6en faltes @etter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

SER !Sermann @eoepobl, bon Sers
ger, mar lebte ISOLDE iii @ei6af:en bier
uno i~tattete ms eincn anacnebmen Ses
5ub ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
9aufia0uma.

@ir erIauben uus hermit allen Genieniaeu
bic benz Se9rdbniiie lni.res iunist 9sliebten
S66ter6enS, Giter, beipobnten unb uns
ibr. Sbeilnabnle on unierem berben S9merse
erpiei.n, unfern ber5li6iten Sanf abjuitat.
ten.
Die trauernben Gltern,
G6as Gberlin u. @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Sic 9eebrten 9eierinnen MAIDEN iuir
auf unlere i6Dne Nusiuabl neuer Rlei,
bermult tier auf nerflam. Die mooerniten
Ruiter BON 5 big 80 Gents bel
Rruopt&.S herer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Sri. 8Oialia 5rep febrte lesten Mitt.
mod na6 Ianscrem Iufentbalte in aans
ias Gitp Suriid 5n ibren at Der Coles
Greet ~pobnbaIten @ltern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
NaIentineS,
Bel Ssiualo 6lubr,

Merfpirbigl Ollie @elt fla9t iiber
i6ledte 3eiten uno 9eloperluIte; jeber
5arnler, ieoer @eiddf tsmann, jebe Gi'
ienbabn uieBt @elo Su." limb bic Or
better flasen unb ale @elt itimmt in
bic aa9emsine Seremiaoe ein. l1nt
oann fommt Der Genius unb Seist uns
bnB ii6 bas NationalocrmDsen in 10
Sabren nm uber t5man5istauIenb Mil
lionen Dollars uernebrt bat. @er bat
nun re6t?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

8i9ter Sir5e1 BON @aIbinston, mar
am l.sten 5Onntus unb Nontas III Sez
Neutrality-suspicious. bier uno tuar Der
@ait ieines S9uasers, Srn. Dr.. 8ahe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@dbreuo Der lebten 8Ode iuaren
pisle 5armer in Der Stabt uno unlere
@eI6aftsleute beri6teten quite &C.
idafte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Serr 8. s. 6. 9rote, Uurbe on
Gteue be5 9errn SenrD Green, oieie
@o9e gum 8Oitmeiiter BON 8uurbpis,
in unIerem County ernannt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
9anfja0um0.

&QtE Sreunbsn unb 9sfannisn tusl&t UNI
b,i bem f6psrsn gtrIufs unirrss SS&tsr.
den, S&psifsr urb Ri9ts, Aurelia s o.
bnnnl ber3 g. 10 berjlite SbsiInabnis
erpielen, Iopie fir bic rsidsn Slumenlpfneen
ifatten mir unisren innisifen Dauf a6.
Ysicnters Seri6ern mir &i1tsr Iubolrs
Sir,el fur bic am 9rdte eeipro9trea berg.
Ii@en @crts, bic 2ebrsr, Ssbrsrinnsn uni
S1ulfintsr, fppis bic Srrrs1 GabrtuttrassI
unlsrss warmlteu Uanfes.
Die ~trausrnhen 0iuterblieb enen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
YenTon
&oablnt S>enaft ~ bertaaieI.

Sd ba6e ;mei @oablut 9ornian Stnsss
popon i9 eiren 81 sirsm o~nnebutbsIrz
Qreiit u~srtaufen wsrhe. Ger cine IN ysu.
i6mar;er Garbe unb int 8riibiobre 8 Sdtp
aIt Der oneere 1T elm gpfeIi9imrieI, rns
i'm Sriibiabre 4 Sabre alt.
&e9cn I6bersm m,nbe man fd an
u IN. 8. 9oeiatL
Sermnnn. BE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

9as 2odet Der 8rObate Court, Die
nddite ISOLDE in Sisuns iein wiro, fin
ben I'LL Iere 9eier an anberer Gtelle bes
b~eutiqen 8lattes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Serr Serb. Tettfe, BON Stolpe, itatte'
te llns 9eitern einen an9enebmen Se'
5dGftsbelu6 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
6erSog& 8ilh.

tSerr Snlentin 5aerber luuroe lcBten
Montag bon lcincr @attin nit cil,em
Itranmcn StammBaltcr beidcntt. @raz
t"tlirerI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Jolseabe 8aare erbielten Seiratbsz
GrlaubniBi6.ine felt unierem lesten
8eri6t:
@m. 8rinfmann, airttuoOb, Wo.
2ilette Saerber, Sermann, Nto.
Semes 8. Gribe:, Cooper Sia, Ro
Caroline S. 2emmons, Woolam Wto
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Sieie ISOLDE tuaren Die 8~eisen5ufubs
rem sr6Ber als iett LANCER 3eit. Der
@eisen bra6te 80 Gents bag 8ulbel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

llnier alter Sreunb Nic. Slueti9, Don
Spiss, itattete urs seitem einen anse'
nebrten 8eiu9 ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Gn naditen Gpnntas besinnt in Der
bieiisen tatbuliiden Stride bas 40sitan'
bise 9ebet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
AernlannfrW olksblat

Die 9robate Court tritt nG6iten
Rontas in Sisuns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Sn @eber's SalIe, an Der Sirit
Greet, finbet morsen gbeno elm grocer
Ball ita:t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@ir batten seitern bas Sersnisen
Serrn IaitOr Zimmerman, bon Stolpe
in unierem Sanctum 81 besriiBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Grnnbeisentbums : 1lebertrasuuseu.

@a9itebenbeS runSeisentbums ueber'
trasrnser tuurben tudbrenb ber8eridts
tpo6e Dem 8ecorber unleres Gountbs
einberidtet:
@nbrep Sfornia an SObn Sfornia,
12O 4der in Section 16, Sotpnlbip Al.
Rause 4.
Soiepb Wa9a an Srancis 6. @Oob'
ruff, 40 older i'm Gect. 80, Sp. 40
st. 4.
8. 90. SbeltOn an Silas !Supener
80 Slider in Sect. 29, gp. Al, 81. 4.
@eors Gonrub an &ubOlpb Silse
mann, 139 older in Gsct. l uno II
Sp. Al, g.. 6.
Sulia q. 8obpu, an Sulius 6
&obpn so Qder in Sect, II, Sp. 4j
81. 5.
Siam !SUGanbsportb on Soiep1
@a6a, $50 gdsr in @sct. 10, Gp. A
Sc. 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Serr 5ernann SObbe, BON Rorrilon
befanb ii9 1ebten Montas beiudspelie
bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Die beiten @aaren gu ben biuis1ten
&reiien pertaufen
Sersoe & @llb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

8tr ~oerfaufen Die beiten S6ube in
Der Stabt unb 5tuar ST ben n~ieOrisiten
8reiisn.
8rubpt & S6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Die beiten @aaren 81 ben bi0isfei
8reiien bel
Ser5os&@i1b
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@enu ibr &afee, 3ufer, 8eis,
3petl69en,S Syrup pberMuluiie5 brau9t
mndt Cure @infGuIe bel
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

Stride @uitern Su baben in Der Gonz
5ertbale.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Neue Mn5eigen.
2u b~erfaufeu,

Cine i60ue Ss5 Orssl lit bel untersei6He.
ter biuis ;u ertaufeu.
Srau Charlotte Sreu b.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Adam Stack,
Hermann, Mo.

OF erir TT @ognac, 6rerers, Sefe. unb
S:irdtbrauntmein uuS g8ciniprit in tax
stamped 9ebinoen unb
{ q II t. CUR Seitilatiou lid ~.iguenb Beiu,
Is iber, Sreiter unb Sefe; ionic 6abs@ein:
itein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

@eHn bic @eiebes-8 Orlase, tpel5e
fhr isbe Stabt in tueider iib cine
Srauerei befinbet, etHeu 8ier.Snlpeftor
beitimmt, 5um@eieb erbDbeu tpirb, tarfte
Der ~Sa6s" BON Sermann, @uaoe in
ben Gusen bes @operneurs finben. unb
oieies ibm auB ersepUbnli3 SuIasenee
Imt BON @Ott unb &e6tsipesen suer.
fannt tuerben. Sbne porsreiien su mol,
len, sebietet ms BfIidt iutuobl als @bre
ber @abrbeit scseniibsr gu c~untaitireu
baB fib fem @efds pel6es m6slider,
tueiie Sier entbalter fbnnte auf Ger
StraBen bieier Stapt ieben laiien fam
anBer bic Srifuns ieltsrs bcs Snipef:
tors nSa6s" u~orerit ~beitanoen 5u baben
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

SIN Grimiualseridt puroe 9eItern
Der Sal oes luegen Morbes !. @rabes
ansefla9tsn 8remiers Sous grabtree,
pel6er befanntlid i'm MOmat 9lugult b.
s. ben 9Oli5iItsn 9ouiS @ilmer3 pom
5. Siitrict meu6lin9s eri6OfIen fat,
Dem &i6ter Sir5el in Sermann, Mo.,
iberuielen, nadbem Der Intrag aui
8erle9uns oes Scles mad eiuem anoes
rem @sri6tsbe5irfe i6on Dor ldnserer
Seit bur6 ben 8ertbeioiser @reus &c.
felt norben mar. Na9 Der 8ebaupt.
uns bes Inwults loaen Die 8irser bon
ct. Souls 81 iebr sesen Grabtree ein.
senommen iein, I'm Dem 2ebterea polls
Sere6tisfeit w;berfa bren luiieu gu tOrs
men. (gnS. b. 3D.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06

6riIde Iuitern 81 baben in Der Con,
SertbaIe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
WaI3-Srcberu.

8on ieBt oil jeben Siensta9 unb
5reitas so 8uibel ober rs 9utten, a.
Butte 10 Gents.
Quao 9ropp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Herzog'& Wild
gambler in

6amfmanastuaarcn umb NeoSmftem.
Wtr be5ablen BEN b66iten Marftprets fit
ale Mrten S~armer5eu9ni6e, tn Baarselb pber
i'm Iaai6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-02-06
Saarnrteit.

llnter,ei9uete beiorst bas SIe9teu pom
30pfe en-, Saarfetten, Slumen uuo iibsrbaupt
aGe ~feineren Saararbeiteu tiinitIerii9 une
iebr biui9.
5rau Sobn 2eiba1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15

Morning 80 prayers a. hereto,ore. q
i.it.e shopping expedition no money
raast be spent however. aud not more
tnan 10 miautes eau be spea, IN riot
ogs.y gsz.ag In any slnsle wintow.
Af;cruoen--a Browning or Al Arncld or
= Shakespeare reading IN hal. or parlor
with a single glass OF so1s-not ice
cream soda, % courss-SfteFwari. YES
Vers o. the way home. i good dinner
aud desse-s as nsnsi EyeninS-a quiet
chat With Jack in tae back parioF. or in
tie sm.,i. quietly furnished reception
room Sore little pieces OF fancy work
must hc 4. ways IA hand. This Dit of in
du.try sh0nii. preferably, take the form
OF mite box with al embroidered cover
for the stray bits OF coin that are TO form
the Esster Offering
lev vcrT worldly voung women in
dplse ia quiet li,rle fancy dress parties,
such - the Young ?rincesses 81 Wales
iaprovlse for a. evenings entertain
nscnt Oaly solo dancing is done at
ta.sc. Tor j, is deemed too earthly and
feshiy thing TO permit masculinc
am 80 encirels the waist. All kinds
ard conditions Of pretty costumes ars
devised 'or tic evenings frolic An ale
gorical representation IS a favorite form
OF entertainment Or certain we'll
known fable. such - '.Dick Whiting
ton aad L = Cat, Simple simon aud the
Ticuies. " or the Mother Goose rhymes,
may be carried out in appropriate cos
tuns
quite frequently one finds among the
lasscs one who can dance cleverly and
wao a willing 20 trip lightly for the
benefit 81 the assent lei group. Spanish
f.udangos. Scottish reels and Irish jigs
a., sure 20 be favoritcs with every one.
Another leaten diversion, less harm
les than the simple little fancy dress
party. - the playing vita human hearts.
which amusement tho young women OF
The season think Is specially adapted to
to auietness and moDotony OF the time.
..Why 10 Won airt 50 desperately with
Young Nr Tsndsrhearts" was asked OF
demprs little miss with hair snugly
banded about her heal and the quietest
Of eburchiy grays upon her suelte little
figure.
i IN not lirtins." sail she. not
really etTtins. but have to saw pretty
things - 81 one. or I shall gst out Of
practics. 10 pot mean % tease him,
but ~ worries one a. that I avn obliged
--s3aiet.mes And then. he's 80 uur-as-
ouabie For instance. ae tease.l nae last
nigbs into confsssipx that loved him
snd to-day. what does the stuPsd follow
d. bur come here with riaz. \ great
big double header. diamond and
neonstoue ha! forgotten all about
lass even ng-snd nc r. he says am cruel.
lat he anFeasonablsf'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15


There is still another evidence that
royalty Is much like common folk in its
fads and follies, likes and dislikes, loves
and duties. Carmen SYLVIA" the poet
queen, has won for herself as many adj
mirers among prince and princesses as
an every day newspaper woman in New
York city gains for herself among work
ers in her own craft AMI out Of it. Every
where Carmen sylvia goes, and when
she stays ut home she Is lauded. praised
and petted rs the poet wonder of the
age The Sultan of Turkey grew madIy
enamored Of her and ordered superb
edition of her poems which he reads and
re-reads 10 bis own royal FILL
The day after the BALI is a day long
90 be remem bered In the minds of New
York men who have permitted them
selves TO be carried away with the enjoy
ments Of the aensoa to such an extent
that they have been led 10 patronize the
masquorades that have been so popular
with all both in high and low degree,
this year Of ninety IL the balls had
broken up in due season. all would have
been we'll. but they fingered on into the
eve sns'" until broad daylight, leavin.,
the merry -goers in n state Of collapse
rivaled only by the waiter who con.
tradicted John l. in q public restaurant
some time ago.
"Oh. take this FOYER. dear lover is
one OF the proper songs of the day, for
the young miss who measures her afec-
tioa by words. and bestows her favors
like flowers upon the admirers who flock
s5ou. her To 90 homage, ~ the after
noon tsa, or the evening gathering. it is
TIE pretty csper for the hostess 20 strew
the piano and mao;els with dafYodils.
crocas. Niy-of-the-ynlley and violets. A
single flower j. given 10 each gentleman
"a be departs. and 20 each lady ia pre-
sentsd a corssgo bouquet. IA a mark Of
special favor. Is i permissible for a
young woman Il exchange section of
her pcsy for the blossom given the young
uaaa whom she deigas 20 favor By this
sign it "a aderstood that the young
woman cousiders the Young man her
friend and admirer and hopes that her
memoir may nsger with him after the
seat Of the fower has departed
Oh. young men II th. dayi II there Is
enc snonz you who i kind and honor.
abe aud true who IS loyal q b word,
fsitbfsi to the memory q friends, re-
garding women "a a sacred trust snd rot
a. iawfsi prey 10 bis fluctuations. II
there i saca enc. lst BIN step forth
that I msy lock upon you. May I,
when and you. give gifts into
your keeping thar shsn typify thar
have fennd man with whom ] would
recommend AL womeukiad - eater
lnsa sacred bo-i ~ f-endship and love
that mar .sena deslrshie "a them
Cs.afv .RFtHss
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15

Every year when the grass begins
green and the willow ''pussies" are soft
and downy and the buds swell on the
maple trees, somebody starts a rumor,
winter being past with its fur and
feathers, and the milliners' windows
abloom with dandelions and lilacs, that
no more birds will be worn. This spring
the rumor, which naturally will have
facts to back it until next autumn's
openings, takes the form of statement
that Mrs. Olive Thorne Miller is sending
out uncounted thousands of total abstin-
epce pledges binding the signers te touch
not, admire not, put not into their bon
nets the carcasses Of dead warblers.
Applications for these pledges come to
her in consequence from all parts Of the
country. Mrs. Miller loves birds, but she
is busy woman and is putting no tracts
into circulation.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15
A Lovely Woman

overheard one say of her. "By
heaven she's painted" "Yes," re.
torted she, indignantly, "and by heaven
only" Ruddy health mantled her
cheek, cnthroned on the rose and lily.
Yet this beautiful lady, once thin and
pale. with dry, hacking cough, night.
sweats, and slight splitting OF blood
seemed destined to fill con-
sumptive's grave. After spending hun
dreds Of dollars on physicians
without benefit, she tried DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery; her improve
ment was soon marked, and IN a few
months she was plump and rosy again,
the picture of health and strength. 1t
is the only medicine of its class, sold 10y
druggists, under n positive guarantee
that it Will benefit or cure IN all cases
of diseases for which it is recommended
or money paid with will be promptly re-
funded.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15
sGr.. IAl&sss's Exy psisa P4rlsra

Mrs l. Do Witt ralmage's pArlor ., by
the way. are excellent examples Of tho
craze for Eastern furnishings A dark
hasd slave boy wrought In bronze stands
Ia the doorway carrying candles An
tiqus rugs cover the touches and lie
thick upon the door. On an easel stands
q picture Of slave girls Ia bright draper
les, blowing long slender pipes. giving
all the spirit of Alma Iaderna's "Pastims
in Ancient Egypt" A bronze lamp Is
carried on the back Of . crocodile
Another, with dropping yellow petit
coats, has for a base great bronze jar
on whose sides are wrought bas-reliefs os
the labors of Nile boatmsn and fellaheen.
On pedestal Is placed the bust In
bronze OF an Egyptian girl. There are
bieroglyph;es on u quaint scarf. woven
Of pspyrus, that covers table, aud
scarabs in little cup Of curios.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15
THE DOINGS OF WOMEN.
Anew Interesting Figures Sketches
from the Metropolis
The Bird aaa Ms. Miller n sss eSf~
iaas y. LIE ks.-P.~essStls juice
sAd bsa<s Wifs ssd Model.
MEs. rSlAsssss s.FtsEs.
sersasssr 1891.


whsssvsr one rasets her, the woman
Of ths day i. ~ Interesting ngaes Her
hat with Ia slsa ting bows that reach
and lean aad stretch their arms for~ ard.
her hizh- shoald-ssd sleeves between
which her head seems belpl-ssly sinking,
her coat with its eooblng basques aai her
ssant skirt, tight about her hips noaneed
10 hsr knees and trained. ars one and al
worth locking On AL the Brsytsa Ives
sale there Was tall pale woman, high
bred and slender She wore Grape and
dull siik swsthsd about her so duskily
that IN different and funsreal way she
rlyailed BeFnhardt in her gause wrap
pings From her close little bonnet,
above which black butterflies opened
and closed their wings over black "biow-
aways,' waved duff VI straw-colored
hair and dropped heavy, eloud-like vail
The fan like puts on her shoulders rose
nearly 20 her ears, but her trailing dra-
peries hung, Weeping. Her skirts say
penitentially in the dust and the dust
gathered thick and gray upon them
Wrapped about with sackcloth and
etFink4cu Win dsucS Was THIS sWayfnH
lenten lily. Her lips never moved, her
face was quiet, white bat not unhappy,
At the dog show one evening was a
woman with piquant, irregular face lit
by big, smiling brown eyes. When she
spoke her words came with a lisp, like a
ehild's. She lifted a pup and held il
above her face, and We looked at the
cnrly-eared kicker aud then at the pink
checked, picturesque dog lover in her
frock of chamois cloth and her bonnet
deeked with pink velvet roses We saw
that the pup had honest eyes OF wntery
blue and the woman had dimples She
had fes,oons of narrow gold braid also,
catching about the bottom of her skirt =
band of pale yellow velvet, perhaps "a foot
wide. The braid was Topped in scallops,
aud az each point il described n
Louis XIV. knot with bows and ends and
jet beads cleaning. The woman wore
smart jacket also, whose skirts were
slashed in battlements, and above the
hattlemenss were more festoons with
other knots and ends. There was gilt
tering rosette OF gold chains in yellow
metal at her throat. and the pup paved
and snapped at it, attracted like baby
by the colors
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15
Snecimeu Cases.

:. III. Clifford, New Castle, Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rheum.
atlsm; his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected TO an alarming de-
gree; appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric Bitters cured
HIM.
Edward Shepherd. Hsrrisburgh, Ill.
lad n running sore on hls leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric bltters and seven boxes of Arm
iea Salve, and his leg is sound and we'll.
John Speaker, Catawha, O., had five
large fever sores on his leg; doctors
SAID he was incurable. One bottle OF
Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen' :
Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold by Peck Bros.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15

project which number of plucky
women art pushing TO a successful issue
is Guide and Visitors Bureau, the first
one of its sort in this country, and mod
eled on the Lady Guides Association in
London. The ladies in charge of the un-
deSaking have lately taken y house at II
West Eighteenth street, where women
who do not wish to go to hotels can get
rooms, and where appointments can DO
made with dressmakers or toilettes
changed. Many women are so little used
to travelling and feel so helpless when
left to their own resources that probably
a new occupation will in time develop it.
self in every large city in the rendering
of just such services in meeting strang-
ers at the depot, securing tickets, direct
ing to hotels and boarding houses and
attending to women's comfort as these
women are experimenting with.
ELIZABETH DUSTIN.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-15

Let az tas neu take lessons from th'
futie 1ettars snd believe nothing that
tb.v hear lreri tae p Of ths fair youn :
derosees and hut grain Il what tsey
.av In ere shape ~ occurrences "a TIE
r,,ttsr ~ dress ard manners Let thssn
appreciate The fact That it i Lent and
thst tas girls srr sayiax pretty taings
merely a. 4 safssv-vaive FOR .hs sxubsr-
- ~ fh, eTsrvsssace thss must fad
want sosnes ae-e All sclnesow.
There IS ~ H.ait 80 Madame Pstst
sxlenlifnrss apun her csstle home 81
Crafr v-ncs t. issess scheme l. -
BULLS arg fheater With ~ immense
.~atax ragscity The thesier - Ia
80 Recently ss',Isd - The castle. When
st.rs ara breughs sas thsr-. hey ara 20
y. -,4.-rssf-efr stsrsi snd n-rfertiv prs-