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New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
ORANGE.

The Rev. Alexander Mann, the assistant to the
rector OF Grace Protestant Episcopal Church, OF Or
snge, has received a call 10 the parish OF Christ
Church. OF Bloomfield. which lie is holding under
advisemcnt ii is probable that he will accept the
call. Mr. Mann is thittyo years old and unmarried.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Union Telegraph Company to furnish quotations.
outside OF New York City ard Brooklyn. .
Mr. Garter suggested that II the Exehsnse naH sd Tt
Stcck Company, 1t could not be public business Tht
counsel have several days In which to hand In briefs
and decision was reserved
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
M A N 1T o u

2s West i5tnst. New.York. July 7. 1891.
Since making trip 70 Colorado last year and becoming
convinced the absolute purity Of the AIantou Water
have been using II in my family table water. 10 The
exclusion OF all others, aqd have recommended IL with
.sryinc to pa aid to tho azsimatyc
d and relief for the various form Of
The that IL chaiged with it, add greatly
TO It's value st0nach tonic. i AN, very truly,
MARY WOOLSEy NOXON 81 d..
Member Consutt,ng Star Hahnemann Hospital and Slap
Homeopathic Sanffarium Co.
Turtle s. Skidmore, Aeents, 136 Frsnklin.st.. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DOCTORS WORK AT THE MUzzLE OF A GUN.

DOCTORS WORK AT THE MUZzLE OF GUN.
Dr. Lewis Hess, of No. 202 Lee-ave., brought SUIT
against Peter Ress, q liquor dealer at No. 23o HOP
Iins-st In Justice Ergle's Civil Court yesterday 10
recover s75 for professional services. Dunng tno
trial Dr. Hess old OF the experience he had with tic
defendant while engaged In performing an operation
on Reass's wife. lie assisted By Dr. Arthur
smythc Of Penn-st. Some one told heiss that nus
wife was being mutilated by the doctors. This was on
the evening OF December ?. Reiss procured shot
gun, and bursting open the door OF the room whe"
the operation going on entered lie raised inc
gun In position TO fire. as he exclaimed:
"You are killing my wife, and should she de- IL
will be a life for q life."
Ress remained In the with the gun still up TO
his shoulder he watched the physicians, who went
on with their work. After difficulty Reiss was
convinced that MS wife was In no immediate danger
ard left the roo much 10 the relief OF the physicians
Mrs. Rcs recovered but when Reiss received the olll
he refused 10 pay ii. Justice Enge gave Judgment
for the full amount with costs.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

MARY DIXON JoNES'S HOSPITAL ON THE LIST.
The Board OF Estimate met yesterday and heard
the statements Of some of the institutions desirous OF
sharing In the distribution Of excise funds. The
Brooklyn Central Dspensary shut out last year,
and after protest had teen presented by Iheophilus
Olcna George V. Brewer and james Shcvltn yester-
day, 1t was voted to admit dispensarics by changing
the rule The Woman's Hospital. conducted by Dr.
Mary Dixon Jones and her son. was put upon the nst
ofb fciaries.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
Announcements.

ALUxURY For TOURISTS.
Dr. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxes win
patent measuring tube. Neat and portable. Is etA
CORNELLs BE.NzOIN Cosmetic SOAP.
Keeps skin SOFT White and healtnfu All Druggists,
25 cents.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
80 WEST S9TH.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System, Geno Urinary Organs,
Impotency and Sterility. Hours to /. s TO 8.
PEoUor, Z. & w. OGEECHEE.
NEW COLLARS.
WHEATENA.-The best breakfast food (; delicious
nourshng; cooks in minute rs cents all groeers.
HEALTH FOOD COMPANY. 81 5th-sve.
Phillips DIGESTIBLE Cocoa
produces feeling OF ighness against that of weight
headache and depression with the ordinary
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise 7ls Set 434 Moon rises O43 Moons age 23
HIGH WATER.
LM-Sandy Hk.. 2:l3 Gov. Isld.. 242 Hen Ge 4'39
PM-Sandy Hk.. 2:26 Gov. 1sld.. 247 Hell Ee.. 4'iO
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

STUDIES IN RECIPROCITY. Letter, OF T. ',
illustrated. from the West Indies. Cuba, Mexico ~
Central America. 4 valuable aud cnterta'~
document. 100 octave pageA - cents cope
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24

ruy TRIBuNE JUBILEE. tho proceedings at tss
rec,.t cel,brntiss Of the J0th Anniversary OF 10.
Fosuaiss sf Tho Tribune. including the speeeae. =
pep,w. Damn. Curtis. Mckinley aud horr' 'a' wv
~ - sdmau H. the is: OF prominent guests. e'e'' WV
handsome pamphlet form. Id cents COPY
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

The streets were sepwded with pedes-
trisns hurrying aleuR. Among the throng
Was an aged lady xttired in shabby black.
From tho armfll OF bundles, which some
kindly clerk had encircled with n strong
cord. asmall package, which for some time
had been slipping away from its compan-
ions, suddenly made its escape and fell
with . crash upon the dirty pavement.
bursting open aud scattering q dozen
reels Of thread In every direction.
Tears stood in the old lady's eyes.
Benevolent looking gentlemen passed
by, never Offering to help her in her trou-
BILE and even smiling q little at her di-
lemma; ladies frowned haughtily at the
little old lady in black who blocked the
way.
Jast at this moment lad, not ten years
of age. passed along. His clothes were poor
aud patched. but clean. and there was .
look OF Intelligence upon his frank, open
face. Pressing his way to tho center of the
group be took in the whole situation at a
glance. aud stepping to her side he said in
pleasant tone:
LET me hold your bundles for you. I
have grandmother at home myself"
Heaven bless you, my boyr' exclaimed
the grateful old lady. aud STOPPING down
she had the scattered reels up in a amoment.
aud turned to thank tho noble lad but he
was not there Together with the armful
of bundles he had evaporated around the
nearest corner, aud was lost amid the
labyrinthine streets of the great city.
Moral-Do not be too sure that the story
will always turn out in the stereotyped
way.-London Tit-Bita.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
From an Old Ms.

Once when was in Rome l was shown
MS, from which | copied this: There
app jared in tLese days man OF great vir-
tue nsmed Jesus Christ, who is yet living
among Us. aud Of the Gentiles is accepted
for Prophet Of Truth, but His disciples
call Him the Son OF God. He raiseth the
dead aud cureth all manner of diseases. A
man Of stature somewhat tall and come'v,
with very reverend couatenance, e.
pressing both love and fear. His hair is of
the color OF a chestnut, full ripe; plain to
the ears, whence downward 1t is more ori-
ders.
'.In the middle Of his head is q seam or
partition of his hair, after the manner of
the Ngzaritss. Tie forehead plain ard
very delicate. His face without a spot or
wrinkle. beautiful with a lovely coloring.
HIS nose and mouth are formed Is nothing
can be reprchended. His board thickisn.
in color like his hair; not very long, but
forked His lcok innocent and natural
His eyes gray, clear and quick.
''In reprov.ng he is terrible; in admonish-
ing, very courteous and fair spoken.
Pleasing in conversation, mixed with
gravity. 1t cannot be remembered that
any have seen him laugh, but many have
seen him weep. In proportion of body
most excellent. His hands aud arms most
delectable to behold In living very tenn
perate, modest and wise A man for his
singular beauty surprising the children Of
men,"
Publius Lentulus, the writer, was presi-
dent of Judea, and Tiberius Cesar was
emperor Of Rome.-New York Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
Some Stock rricrs

A clerk in a well known dry goods store
related trick common in his establish
ment. A lady asked for certain kind Of
cloth which, she said, she had been unable
to find In town. She was shown just what
she wanted. but when the price was stated
it was found too cheap, and after all not
what she desired. The clerk was obliging
and offered to send east for what she
wanted and promised to have it here as
quick as mail and express could bring it..
This was satisfactory and the lady went
home. The clerk then CIT the required
amount OF cloth from the roll which be had
shown her, wrapped it up and placed an
old express stamp upon it. He added fifty
cents TO the original cost per yard, ,oget her
with tho express charges, and when the
woman called for the stuff few days later
she expressed herself delighted with the
goods and paidthe cost without murmur.
Women frequently call at the same place
and pick over n pile OF dry goods without
finding what they want, because the quail
ity Is too cheap. The same roll is taken
from right before their eyes and returned
to the shelf and Immediately brought back
with higher price on it, and then proves
very satisfactory TO the purchasers.-Ex-
change
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

xhs kate1A6sAt Aee Aexeese
sYoa know," said . lively eosnp&triot
who had rscsatly arrived ''trom tie other
side stA2r rhs thing IN England u for .
nase 20 be quiet and moRosy liable IN =
drswing reoss. and for TIE woman to -
lively and am usiaS; that Is why our women
are SAGA success over shere- They can
talk Aboat all sorts Of things and xmass
psoole. On ths other hand. however. the
average American man il not HaacA cared
for.
An American at bis beat Is witty, en-
tertAialng, versailles consersxtioRist ia
fine, and that is just what the smart set in
England do nc. like; for young man 10
De an intelligent talker is Considered al
most had form. There may ~ certain
privileged individuals that hold the place
Of licensed ceurt testers. ~ 1t were. but it
is Aa unvrittrn law that the fasalonab Die
Young man should be deadly quiet. unless
ne Is among his inttmates, when he seems
10 enjoy . sort OF horseplAy with rest that
strikes an American Is almost artless. mos
to say i'm oocile. Bat Introduce the same
lively youth 10 q stranger, and he freex.s
into solid politepep that Is almost crush
ing
so our clever young countrymen are
really too clever and too naturally chival-
rous To women to have the 'catchet' that
belongs TO really fashionable youth.
This. however, Is not the case Of the mid
die aged American in London. particularly
If be be Of rote ia his own country. He.
like the American girl. is expected 70
show his pac-s.' and the English world Is
ready to applaud him. dine him and fnd
him vastly entertaining. In short. he can
be no end Of success. II be is IN artist,
poet or literary man of any kind he has
the open sesame TO delightful set OF peo-
ple.n-New York Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

An English journal relates these evil
derces Of Victoris's humorous ways:
Pew people are perhaps aware how
thoroughly the queen enjoys joke. A
gentleman in waiting, whom let US call
Mr. a, distinguished for his initiative
powers aud dramatic talent, is not infre-
quently called upon to trip on the light
fantastic toe, fguratively speaking, when
in attendance &c Windsor and Balmcr l..
One day the great lady, looking with n GER
tain austerity straight into the face of Mr..
A., demanded: Now. Mr.. A., am perfect
" well aware that when my back is turned
you initiate me. I wish TO see you do it
now, this minutev
"Poor Mr. A. fell straightway into the
royal trap, criu,soped. faltered, utterly
lost his conntenance. Abr exclaimed the
queen, Il see was right! You ought TO be
ashamed Of yoursolfF and then added.
laughing as heartily as any school girl
'but don't do II agEin.'
When Nine. Christine Nilsson was
commanded to sing at Windsor and had
delivered 'Elss's Prayer from Lohengrin'
in her own unapproachable manner, her
majesty, turning with an arch smile TO
Sig Tosti. standing near, asked, Now tell
me, Tosti, il you do not think you would
have liked nay way Of singing that song
far bestery"
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

raeu away Tesy eAanot - tears Of z-ief
or tears of s~2po.at aeEt fsey aass -
texrs of Klaisess. CArlsr viii come Ani
say. .tNax1. eaild of heaven. 10 IL too
unch for taess DosE tsou break down
ns<<r tss gss4 Acss vi sass rsanssas fssa
I xili help tass." And, with Rls ene arm
sroa1a as ssa tas other arm, sroand our
loved sl<, Ls s44ll so.a - es IL Ses sLexaAl
lubilee.
TEE ETEzxAL JuBuER.
While sp<sk. some oi yea. with broken
hear1s. cza hardly hold year pe~oa iFi
feel as II yoa woeia speak cut and
say. Ca. blessed dAyi speed on Iows~i
thee 1 pre4s vita oiistrred feet over tas
desert Way. NJ eyes fail for their weep
lag faint from listening for feet that
viii Dsss coIae and the SQUAD OF voices thai
will sot speak. Speed oa, oh, day OF re-
n1loEl And thea. Lozi Jesus, be not
angry With ae il after | have jast once
kissed thy blessed feet | turn around 70
eatner Up the long lost treasures Of my
heart Oa, DO net angry with mel Oas
looA az thre were heaven. But all these
reunions are heaven eaciT,llng heaven,
Eeay<a overlapping heaven, asayea CON-
laingliag with le4yeni'
| was 1T Mount Vernon and went into
the dsniag room In waich our first presi-
deut entertsiped the prominent men ct
this ard other lands. Ii was \ very inter-
esting spot Bat Oh. the banqaeting hall
OF the family mansion Of which | speak,
Spread the table; spread il wide, for .
great multitude are 20 sit at IL. From the
Tree by tie River gather he twelve manner
OF fruits for that table. Take tae clusters
from the hrayenly vineyards and press
them into tEs golden tankarls for that
table. On baskets carry in the bread 4
which, IL man eat, be snail never hunger.
Take all the shot-torn flags of earthly con-
quest aud entwine them among the arches
lie. David come With his harp, and Gabriel
with his trumpet. sod Miriam with the
timbrel. for the prod digals are at home. u I
the eaptivcs are free, and the Father hath
iuvitei the mighty OF heaven and the re-
deemed ol earth 10 come and dine.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Those who are suffering from tapeworm
may be relieved by naphthaline, which has
been given very successfully in doses Of
four to eight grains fer hldreu. and 6fssen
for adults, - . vsrmifugc. When other
drugs failed oonplctely this expelled the
tapeworm In . short time.-Yankee Blade
The Soldier Got Essa.
In the early days of the civil wsr tAe
Maine volunteer regiments were quar-
tered at Augusta several weeks after their
organization to be drilled and trained be-
fore going to the front Many OF the SOL
ders werc young men from the country,
in whose pockets the b -nty money burned
as long ss IL l..sed, to {. q great advantage
OF Augnsss store aad stable keepers.
Two soldie-s CAM into a livery stable
one morning and asked the p-cpri-ter how
much he would charge for . team to 60 TO
waterviilc.
"Six dollars WAS the reply.
The bargain WA closed and the soldiers
drove OF. Toward right they rstursed,
and one OF them stepped into the once and
rendered the proprietor six dollars.
oh, nor he exclaimed. Your bill 10
twelve dollars"
"How is thats'
W Hfs f8l 60AFU nv wv .'~e ~ -
team TO take yeu TO Wstervilie. and ! aaad
elk dollars: bat ron came back, didst ysuS
I meant six dollars each way
The Two friends. after little ccnssrence,
raid the swipSisr the twelve driiasn anf
weat swas piEaout word
Ahcut . wssk later . soldier again ap-
pearr.l At shs stable once asd inenir~<a.
iHs~ nsaeh Ter team 20 waserviiiev'
sssx dollars" replied the rrspvsetsr. sss
r-cnsslssnx the rsaa npou whom he haa
plsyel 80 nnesa . trick tbs wssk befsru.
The soldier teak the team sod Started
80 Assut e'clsrk 10 shs asssv~sen be
appeared. sa tsss s~S wsisiae into he
es1ss. sssSf
'.tlere. s.~s sis ssiiass Car thss s~sa
hirss tbs ~aarafsG"
essss ~seFs's he teeas~ 80 tse ssss~.
tshrss se4esndsF
"ch. e.ir ssr~s ~ - - - wssevvsIls.
yes ssess I lsft y a ths sessl ssekss
ss-a ts>~s Il s~-t ~s ss ssissrs ~ svsss {
- f.ss isss ~e~k. - ! ssrwsss "a r~sssa
- s>-- ssi~ ss>r> ssss sss<s aAaooas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

A man wanted to find ont what CALI
Ing his little son was most fit for. and
locked him up in room with Bible.
IN apple and dollar note. II he came
back and found him reading the Bible
he would make parson Of him; IL the
Lad were eating al apple he should be q
farmer; and II ne were playing with
the note he would train him for bank.
er. On entering the room he found the
boy sitting on the Bible, eating the up
pie and with the dollar note in his pock-
et He then and there decided that his
con Ihould be lawyer. yer.-Arbeiterfreun
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
A Veteran.

The widow had married again. After
the ceremony ut tue church the widow
was receiving congratulations at the house.
"How nicely It all went or" chartered
lady, land you did your part to perfec-
ton"
"Oh, yes," she said complacently; ''you
know this isn't my maiden e6ort."-De-
troit Free Press.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
A Costly Fad.

Every man has "A fad. said gentleman
at the Lacledc. 81 have q brother whose
fad is to build house, take great pains
with it, sxpend money upon it without
stint, and then in couple Of years take q
notion Of giving it up and have another
built. and so on."-St LOUIS Globe Demo
crat
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

"Mary." said Mra Hicks to the new
waitress, "what has become Of those
red wineglassesy
"Oh. num-" replied Mary with .
frightened sob. ''ths cooks cousin was
here Sunday. and he ate EN- all up. He's
the glass eater st the museum. mum"
Euoch.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

4 military band was playing In the
park During one of the pausss an anna
tsur stepped up 10 one Of the musiciaua
"Hsw. my good man. would ron mind
tslling me what that u you have been
playing lastr
Number nine. sir. .-Mssque de Fer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Teddy-How old are you, Aunt Millyi
Aunt Milly fwhc owns to thirty -6vep-
Oh. Teddy almost . hundred.
Teddy--Aunsie. can't believe ycu--
IA believe you II you'd said nfty.-Esr.
p<r's NsxaxsnA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs 10 taken; ii is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste. and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn eAectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing TO the taste and &C
ceptabIe to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t1y il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAs Fa<sclsco. car.
LOUISVILLE. K. Asw foax, M
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

wall srs<Ress - psrsseassfss ssfsahas
suA;sess Cor s~rvssG - isdy saAfsnr
n~ai w~,A ~sli ~ ssas1 saay es nan'pn
lstsse. Fee psxsaae. ~ saTfso~ , ~ -
subs.s eews VIA See assa p~pef sne
s~~s~a vt2A sAsklsA-~Opessse- - bsr
tisksss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

wpl-why u II that they ehargu
aow for the wasess 81 SAratog~,
Wan rels--live Il ups bat did bsas
that ess Of ths baG hossb - afikDan
- mAaaNsr --TyetA -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

soa ere, aad be lsft the proprietor 70 his
n.editaEsoBs sbozt the eoaap~rstive smart
ns.s Of civilians AID sosdisrA- Youths
Cam "a MON
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07
1TI5]I1IE1lIll]1

Enee - s->-v ~s>s vssss ss1es 49,.
TnGE snc eic rD~.sgs p<s5s ADDRESS
b. n Ds ns1k ~ csiuDsvs An. Dssssas ns.t
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Il Is not frail house, built in q month.
soon to crumose, hat IN cid mansion whiea
IL ~ firm ~ the day 1t Vas built. lts walls
are grown with the ivy Of many ages. ard
the rrnx st the gateway are a5loom with
the century giants OF eternity. The Queen
Of Shsba bata Walked it's halls. aud Esther
aud Marie Aatoinstss aud Lady Hunting
dou snd Cecil aad Jeremy Taylor and
Samuel Rutherford an9 John Milton, aud
ths widow who gave two mites. and the
poor men from the hospital--taese last tv o
perhaps oatshiniag al ths kings and
queens Of eternity.
A fsrail- ,nsnsioa means reunion. Sous
cf your fAsaiiiss are very much scattered.
The childrsr married, aud went OF 90 St.
Louie CT Cha ago or Charleston; but per-
haps enes year you come together at The
old place How yca wake up the Old piano
thar hss been siless for yesrsi Father and
mother 10 not play on is) How ycu bring
ont the old relics, and rummsgs che gar
ret, snd ope- old scrsebooks, and shout
and lssgh sad err and talk ever old times,
ssd. though yoa may be fsrsy 6ve years Of
sgs, sct - sA.uxs yea we're slxssspi rss
so,s is b sosdsy "a the ear window. ani
SceSsy ~ tss st~smbsss whsff Rat hsv
viii - scs ss shs r.~rsca ie The cid family
rsansior 81 sea~sns IL 10 ecod vhils
ss~e ysa psrt~t st the door es the sssve.
There wili se 0vs~s ard Nsry sna AArths
snd CsarIis sss Isssie sea all ths ssriinxs
81 ysur hsaa-hald -anes pals sns sies sa.i
s>-psss foe hressh. 20 ~hss ysu ss~ shssr
ls~s. sat tsess eye bvssss ~isk ths lssssr ~
kes-s~. ses their ss>es ss~~~ss wsss sss
assh II -~i~ssisi ssm~sr
what ei>s~snx ~ hssss whss ssn.
hvsrsssss vs.t eessias ssssshsf ~ iis -
laps whss s~srs ~ jsyf fss ssr. Il
tAs.sss tsess ~ses 80 t~sss - hs~~ss
1&s>s ~sss -. - tss y sss ssys sss'
s'tssss ss.ii ~ss~ tkssn s~sff s-s u fhsss
rsts ne sofs iAsrA ssu ssssa - s&ss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-07

Next notice TIE family property. After
. nsa Of large ~ssee dies the relatives 40
s-sabi. ~ h-sr tae wiil read. Ss mach of
the prosperity is ~iiled 60 bis sons, and 80
nnuch 20 his daughters. sni sc much 20 be-
s-voient so-ieeses. Our Isra Jesus hath
ai~.i and We are assem- siei today 10 hssr
sas vii r->d 7s ssss. Mr. pesee give
aaeo ysn-~ Throaxa hls apostle he sayx
"All srs yours waa.i Evsryssi1xs
Y-s. everything rsis world and the nssz
In distsn q, saesi families there are cid PIE
sur-s hanging On the wall They Are
s.iiess ~. "h-irIecGs'' of the estate They
sr> sery oti. as,d hare eoms down fr0O
gc-~rsti-n ~ xererssios.
50 Esok sros AL "a. hesssies 81 shc
estrSsl world - tse sei-ipcms ~ s.r
rsvssfssssiy. Tha sssrrsns hr-sss frsrs the
ss-s rse -i-s. Arsv-i up ssll sssv~ hsss.
nsesrs.sr sscve -ssnsssia. urtti skY ksst
Th- forests sr. fsll ef resvp sd s.ss s-si
senx rr>-'s is~f srd slets ~i.e anstsv
VITA sief-~~~ gsa~v r>ss<fs In ace I>x.
ssa h~sk svslast tbs hssk. SD ssnssress
esstt~~tns .. ta- r<Ii. sad ts~ esli - tss
ts~k sut ~ . ~issr sks ssss vss fsei
a~f rs> So. ~kt~s ktssi>s ~~eas~~>
tssns sr~>.z ts~ ~<<si~s - ss1ess $50 s~ss
----zssesx SD asss< sas~s. sussss - sASes
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-07-16
The Beauty Standard.

The standard of female loyliness varies
greatly in different countries and individ-
ual tastes Some prefer the plump and
buxom type; some admire the slender and
sylph-like. and some the tall and queenly
maiden But among all people Of the
Caucasian race. one point Of beauty is
always admired-a pure, clear and spot
less complexion-whether the female be
of the blonde, brunette, or hazel-eyed
type. This first great requisite of lowell
ness can be assured only by pure state
of the blood, active liver, good appetite
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