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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The coinage Of quarters has flnctu
ated in a most remarkable. way BE
ginning will 1880. for three wears tbp
coinage averaged about $40. unu a yaar
Then in 1853 it jumped np 10 s., sI3
555 In 1854 it was almost as mucl,
SS,n95. ono Then pped to STA
26O in 1858 In 49, was 81. SIG. 200
In 1851. S2,4ll. 600 and im 1853. 81. s42,
600. Then il dropped again, never
rising to S4nO0Ou. and during war
times averaging only live or six thou
sands. except in 1861. when il wa,
Sl,2l3,65O In 1873 it w;.S 81 .u75. 375
In 1876. 81. 4s4. 2S7,5 80 In 1877. -. 727.
$3.50. Then began the coinage OF
silver dollars by the millions. and the
production of subsidiary coins dropped
OF For the past ten or fifteen wears
the coinage of quarters has averaged
only $50 or 81. ono ii year.
just examine the dates ON the omar
tiers that come into your possession. and
see how they bear out these statistic,
For instance, in 1886 there were ouly
Sl.i1l.50 in quarters coined. and rliprp
are thousand clIances to one against
a coin Of this date coming into your
hands. Albany Argus.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Th~ Final answer.

III that is your tinal answer. Miss
Robinson. the young man said. with
Ill concealed clIagrin. as lie picked up
his hat and turned to go. "a can do
nothing but submit Yet has II never
occurred to you that when lady passes
the age Of thirty seven she is not likely
to find herself as much sought after by
desirable young men as size. once wasr
II occurred to me with sudden and
painful distinctreSs when you offered
yourself jrist now, :" size replied '.Iiood
night. Mr. JONES' !" New York Ledger
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The scallop eating public is well
acquainted with the ordinary small
sized pecteu. bur know little about thr
Pecten nIagellanicus, generally dpsig
mated as the giant. Fishermen III
remote sections use queer names lur
all marine creatures and So to the
Penobscot man scallop il lien
clam Along the coast from Ilutteras
to Labrador there are ordinary seal
lops, but of the coast of Maine alou.
are the big ones II is the largest
edible molIusk on the Atlantic coast
but big ~ il is it paIes before tile huge
edible mOlIuSks Of the Pacific. New
York Times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
A Great Liver Medicine.

Dr. Gums improved Liver RI
are u sure cure for sick headache, Ii.
ious complains, dyspepsia, indigo,
ton, costlyeness, torpid liver, &c
These pills insure perfect digestion
correct the liver and enrich the blot d
aud make the skin clear They al.
produce good appetite, aud invraor
ate and strengthen the entire system
by their tonic action. Sold ut IS cent,
a box bY Brhlr K Son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
gotN eoweRs, AppRENrloEanlp,


When he was twenty-five years old. John Bow.
ers graduated.
And men ~ commonplace ideas pronounced
him educated.
But he toDa three years tor travel. To team
Russian pessinlisnl
10 study old Italian art and German mSsu
cism.
Then came a hard postgraduate course whp
took him three years longer;
Ihen. though his heRlia was very pouT MS
tellect WAS stronger
His physical condition now approached ,i,,,
citation;
The dmtor ordered two years rest tor nis RI,
cnperation,
He studied law: il took three wears n. -,
tertvS 10 unravei
and then to study foreign law thret, inur,. -
years for travel
When lac returned his big mustAche with ln..
gray hairs WIS threaded.
He'd lust his eyeSighl long before auu M,
waS quite baldhraded
when he was thirty-nine years old our mt
lertual giant
Hung out his legal shingle, and then watrrt
aclient.
The girl he loved in youthful days had 10.
since we'd another
And hal grown u portly mAtron and an exec
lent grandmother,
The boys ne knew In grammar st.hnol seemed
ancient n pr,srnitors,
And QUE was governor nf the state and iva N
them were senators:
But he sat in his office in retired seqnestra
ttnn.
And waited long for clients with their tales 81
Irrigation.
One day when he was forty alive. came In hi.
earliest client:
John tried Ia he a. quiet as tho pnetry an
Bryant:
nut the Shnrk u came 50 sudden. with such
overwhelming power
That he fell with apnplexS and he died within
an Lour
=. W Foss in Yankee BLADE
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

II an egg be- kept in strong vinegar
for short while tile she'll will become
more or less plastic. and the egg can
then be rolled ont sausage like until il
De Of small enough diameter to 20 with
ease ia at the month Of beer bottle
u cold water be- then poured ia tlir
bottle. tile shell. the life u Which IIas
been softened by the vinegar. will
harden and return 10 its original shape
New York Recorder.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
when paganini wa, Grnsrou.

u was generally supposed during his
lifetime that Puganini had more regard
for bank notes than for musical notes
that. IN fact, ne was heartless. sci
hs. lniSer Ii is true that, as a rule. he
was very chary with his money (he
died worth $50, 900. but thar he was
also occasionally generous il amply
proved by several incidents in his ca.
Teer One of his last concerts was
given nj Turin for the benefit of the
poor Hegave Berlioz. the great French
composer the large sun OF 90 QUO
francs. simply as mark OF admiration
for the latter's Symphonic Fantas-
tiqne. But better than this was the
manner OF his befriending little
Italian whom he found playing on the
streets of Vienna.
The boy contided to him that he sup
ported his sick mother by his PLAYING.
and thar he had come from the other
side of the Alps Paganini was touched
at once He literally eIuptied his peck
cts into the lads hand. and taking his
poor instrument from him began tile
most grotesque and extraordinary per
forinance possible. Presently there
was quite crowd around the curious
pair. and Paganini. concluding his
solo, went around with the lat. A
splendid collection was the resuit. and
after handing this to the boy Paganini
walked off with his companion. remark
ing. Il hope have done good turn
TO the little amin "--Cornhill Maya
zine
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

"a corpordtionJ Plaintiff.
vs.
" . stuart. r. X stuart ] Kics.-l j. .srrl
warner, Hcrvey Brpphc. james King. Dytts
Action brought n the District Court ~ ii
ruin Judicial District % tur stat. ~ NH
in and for bingham county ana t;,t. al \
plaihi hlcd ~ tac sHld county ~ i}iHgla II Il +
the rihec 81 the Citrk ~ sniJ Dis rtct puri
10 II y. stuart, X. X stuart n . k,.i-.
Joseph warner, hCTvCy Brooke ANA jaime.
hinE' ION are hereby rcquired "a app IL
" ~ action brought against you ~ Ht,pg
named phintn tu the District court 81 Is
tith judicial District 81 the stare u faUiIt
~ and tor the county vt uinghniu Hna
answer the complaint III Il tile tin. WITHIN al
Gay Z, Aciusifr vi tlst tiay 81 aptyiCp,i nTu
tnc StrFict on y1u ~ thu suul.tt8fs ii HEry.
"ithll tnis county, or u served out Of IL
county but within the distract then vii In
t"thtJ uHys, otherwise within forty days. ~
Judgment ~ default viii 10 taken Al,,ius
~ ~ according ~ the prayer Us -uid cUfupiuiul
the said action u brought to obtain Il n, on,
~ this Court for TIE tOrt-elts SURF, q. OIIr or
tain Mortgage ue-CTib Il IN tHy SAID c,,gitt,.tltu
ana 81 eut"d ~ said II q Stuart ana Il X
stuart Ms wife. IN the It'll Gay ~ .laf,r.4ts
ieo1 q secure the payment al Il Ctt,.t.u IN,
u money Now aus pHintR tom no II 81
ana x stunrt ana amounting n % taa.
anu reasonable HttJintys tt-c ttHt Tltt a..
stS conveyed w SAID Mortgage NAY ~
pFr1ct Gus Applied 70 the payment " said II
~ =, ~ - ana inttrtst irufn dale, attJrury
tcr aud ipr costs ~ this action ana sane III
t'amttH further pruys that tHt' ,pf, fluuHt, 4
! hcisCl, Joseph Wnrnur, liDrvty Brtgik,, ititt..
CAhtS mug w required 70 snow - t{lA court
the nature ana extent ~ the ciainIa they lf )
nave 70 said property adytIsr a. tine pEt mn.
ana that IN" tE0rtpagc ~ r J Kcisci to ~ "
~ u necessary, ana Tor proper relief. uul IL
cnse such proceeds are not sufficient Il, III,
the same, then to OBTAIN nm execution ,liiIN
SAID u q, Stuart ana X stuart, for idinre
remaining due ana also t.iat tine gaid III r,,ua
ants and all persons claiming by. through N
under them may be buried and fuieClOssd o,
al flgist title, ctuiHl, lien. equity ut rtdctutI
tinn aud Interest in and u said ruurtaa ~
premises, and for other and further relief. a.
WIZ more tuHy appear by reference IT, III
complaint on fife h rem
Anu you are hereby notified that II You N
70 appear ana ansfcr thu suia c3niliaint .
ubVfe required. the piaintia VIII WpJny ~ ri,
court Tor rclicf demanded ~ saia compliant
Given under NY hnnd ana the =. III eli II,
District Court " tie Fifta I4urE
Stui District III state vi lIuiII. Ia ana L /
ths county % BnXhiiln. this ~ tlAy
Sgptsmbtts lsJt NJ Pi1itlE. tItt I
~ Gro G4GDs, Deputy Clerk
Smith smith. Attys Tor Plaintiff
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
BNcLIiM,a 1rnim .Snlre.

The nest SaIye in the WORTH 4
Cuts, Bruises Sores. Ulcers, :
Rhrum. Fever Sores, letter, Clap, "a
Hands. Chilblains Corns, and all Ski
ErupIions, and positively cures PHI
or no pay required " mtir
70 9r pcffar atiefYeti IS a4af,
reianaet, Prizes 70 Cents pa oOX.
For sale By Bcble Il son.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

Pearl Fisheries IN the CALIFORNIA; CUR.
u Is only in the Gulf OF California
that regular diving gear is employed IN
connection with the pcstrl fishery The
beds there we're pretty nearly destroyed
l5tl years ago. when from 800 10 500
pounds of pearls were taken from them
yearly. The latter were packed on
mules and literally sold by the bussel
Washington Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

Gold coin is shipped abroad IN iIv,
gallon, ironbonnd oaken kegs EacY.
seg holds ten bags. aud eaclI bag cu,
talris 5000, so that the yalne Of u L,
Is $50. 0OG Sold from tile other MD,
usually comes in boxes
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The black nuts Of Pufrauiiva Rox
onrgilii are made into pecklaces nnd
rosaries. and are worn by tlle Bra!l
INNS aud also put around the neck. o.
children to keep tIIetI in health ard h,
ward OF disease caused by evil spirits
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

II must be evident even to thp
youngest inmate Of school that ~,
the world now is. the person witl,oni
knowledge must take a low place IN,
the industrial scale He can d,
nothing but drudge. unable even /.
handle the tools which workman Of
high grade Is obliged to use
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Mlsconssrusd.

Grace (who loves hst) There isnt a
gos;d collection IN town these days. is
there. Tour
DunweIle tabeently) No. my dear. /
never knew collections TO be 50 inter
nally poor since | have been In btpi
ness Pittsburg Bulletin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
a FREE TRIP
TO THE
WORLDS FAIR
Commencing May I. 1893.
NOTICE.

Those desiring TO 50 q the Worlds Fair AID
who lould not otherwise 10 - can address It's
at once for full particulars Ths Oh q 20 :
not apply T. persons or means who are Ia a p..-
sition 10 meet the expenses Of such IA trip
themselves but 10 Cntcrpris ny, intelligent
yonng men and women who can apprcCiaE
such Il trim ana m Ike the mOstotit Teachers
clergyme students. farmers brights Il a
daughters, In fact any ana an j. ssrssins To-
ergy, enterprise ana chutact Viii L. 1T gi-
bile
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

The railway mail service began OF
Aug. q. 1864 when postal ear. wef,
run on the Chicago and N5nhvar.t +.
.ro'sd frnin Chicago to tialena
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
SIS MONTH $500
Do You Want Employment?

By which you ran make from S75
t" $50 per month-the amnunt ,l.p ud
my ON whether you work part or III
yonr time, and on the amount ~ VI Il
and blGOR and PLUCK and push
you put III the work. II 80 it mi.lp
pay you To write ns. WE'VE Gor
SOMETHING THAT GOES, aud ther.
r'H1ip fuI Il few more 10 come ~ Ii
wont cost you much a. iuvr.figat,,-
1nly a twn-ccut stamp. VIZ VAST 4
LIVE, WIDE AWAKE REPRESEN
TATlNE IN YOUR COMMUNITY. rirnEr
MAN OR WOMAN lflcu IRE II
tcrested we'd like to hear from yul
Wen show ,nu whore tlprrs some
money All information rs r,tc,r
mail Then II lnu are moi cnnvirr Il
all right; lherr'II H. no harm \,
only YOU'LL MISS 4 GOODTulNG
Better write at once.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

10 bathe and return ut once. 10 dtfy
IL a loss Of power which the effects c,ti,
never Justify THUS the evening Is e.
BE- preferred to the morning bath and
The warm wafer rather tllini the cold
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

nAFHH Fesn " ss,nsd a. orr NV uss nf,.o,h
aE FHAt III III Wttig aud h.tprahly ~ fbsss y
NUtI ~, " ~; u y: rs. *,
~ iHi'h everything We tHu 81 rsh Nbi 10 d.ygts
yNu p7fr ~ nsiiis, ~ r Wnrk Ibis Il ~
.tsf hf tfd nj tfEV ptsdsrfuI 81 shss
y sansf- NJ S''inE if1 ~ 20 Is, I+fesst W. sTds
anN Is r itue rSlsrruss We ftsBisIt sou M sf
w.. ~ lFfh E.u gi No tIHrs etplain here Falt
1hFmlton s"t" FtsUE a. CO.. 4ldts1A, AIiSE.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

without any teacher: you came 10 the rescue
sSaen Mss isltarsye deserted her Deissrte class
- Suddenly, and cor,ainly we are ali mpruv-
~ m race under your instruction; heard
Nhi rellius fnaaY ElmeS last evening how
aus ciio ialde mistakes in playing baseball
yoa see i t. be mp On ail the latest taGS, and
know Just what to a unt er all circumstances
son entertain beautifully: and in the last
mouth yuu have improved so i'll health, owing,
Snu tell rue, to your physical culture exercises.
Where do You gcc All OF your information
fran in this little Cut-of the way place ?-fOr
you never 80 to the city"
NATE: Why. Jennie, you will make me
vain. | have only one source of information,
bIs it is surprising how il meets 6li wants.
very Scldrm hear Of anything new bur what
tue next Few days bring me tull information
on the subject. Magica No! Magazine I
really. furnishes the reading for tie whole
hoaSehtilt: father has given up his magazine
tl3t he has taken fer years, as he says this
one gives moro and better information ON
tue subjects of tho day. and mother says
t1at it is that that makes her such famoiIs
n1usesrcpcr. In fact, VIC ali agree that il Is
the only really FAMILY magazine published,
rs we have sent for sImpeS of all of them.
ami ffii tlat one Ia all tor men. another all
TOr women, and another for children only,
" ale TINS no suits every one of us; so We
OIL need - TAX one instead Of several, and
AIT Is where tho economy comes in. fer IL IL
only $500 4 yer. Perhaps you think | am
10 lavish in my praisc; but will Let you see
o'lrS. or, better still send 10 cents to tic pub
Usher, w. Jennings Demorest. Is East l4rh
street. New York. for q sample cop, and j
shall always consider that / have done YOU
us Oltt, as you s,iy we have the reputation of
being the best informed family in town. If
that be so, u is DemoreSt's FANNY Magazine
that does it"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
Salt Lake City.
Conducted by the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross.

the course OF study II thorough, embrnc,,.
al Inc branches belonging a. a first slass d,ssI
eaulh FhnnoHMphy, Type-Wtiting ana n,aas.
sattpiHs Taught Language. Drawing ana
nochi lessons in class being lncludet IL ~
EliHilSh c1ilFse turtn no eXtFA charge Yt,,,rs
la1l.s Wishing Ia pursue the Higher All ~
tue musical c'illrsu are Afforded special faeil
ities 10 each The usual modification al tssss.
nhAs Ahtn more than One OT the same falnjiy
attend srhnOl 40 the same time
The pupils uf An HailOWs College are nsv
nltttt "a visit thetr sisters al the Acaden,y
hhit rates can BE- secured fuF pupils IN tha
rats nut outside the Territory
Studies t,tF bdarsiers aud tiay pupils viii b.
resumed Tuesday september Isl. fsgl ~
TEAMS MODERATE.
Send reference. Dor catalogues. etc. "A.
dress AS above. 80 ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
idaho Stage Go.
THE ONLY ONE.


The Chicago, Milwaukee, < ST. Paul
titwat l. tie OIL, line running .olid
ti'ul.d, Ettirir IT, .i,aI and
n Heated ltiu brtvs,o fl 100.
"Hnhr, n Pan a.nl ,lnme.5 Ills.
The CuIcalu, Milwaukee x s Paul
.'iIwnt !, the only line running Solld
ftstilmled, Electric Lighted and
steam Heated trains between Chicago.
tuuucil Bluffs aud Omaha.
Tue berth reading lamp feature in
hc Pullman Sleeping Cars run on
iicse lines Il patented, aud cannot be
std hy any other Railway Company.
u is the great Improvement Of the
lge. Try il and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
narest coupon ticket agent, or adj.
'rv.s J W ca w. Tray. Pa.s'r Agent,
~ 33 Stark $ Portland, Orr.
NOTICE.
Odd Fellows Cemetery is now 10
he hands Of the Trustees Of Golden
Rule lodge No. "a and all parties
'oltiiug receipts for lots present them
% j.. W. WEST, and get deed for
'lle same. By order Of Trustees
X. j. OSBORN,
II w. CuRlas, Trustees
GEo. Il. HAFER.
MI applications for lots must be pre-
"rnIed to NJ. Mester, Financial SEQ
rotary, who has the pIats 10 charge
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
THE ODELL
WRITER.
S2Owill buy the oDELL TYPE
WRITER win q ..h.....

S2OwiIl buy the oDELL TYPE
WRITER with Is charac.
ters. and SIS fnr the SINGLE
CASE ODELL, warranted d 10
bettrr "prA thmI any machine made.
u nmhinrs SIMPLICITY with pUaA.
RiLITf, sPEkp, EAsE OF OPERATION
~rur'r longer without cast ~ repairs
'hhu amy other machine. Has no ink
ribbon T. bother The operator Its
NLAr, SUBSTANTIAL. nickel plated.
perfect und adapted Ia All
hinds - t,pe writing, Like a
printing press, !, produces sharp,
cl.an, lr-ihI,r manuscripts. Two or
Ten e"pirs can be made al one writing
Any intelligent person can become 4
aP,rttor 10 two day.. We offer ST.
900 :" tnN operator who can ,uiial
uarh q ti'r DOUBLE CASE
DELL.
i..IiUhlr Agent anil Statesmen
Santrd Spc'inl Inducements to
y aI"rs.
Fnr 7 implicit giving Endorsements,
rte, address
DELL TYPE WRITER CO.,
- 80 A,r CHICAGO, ILL.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

snuE N'tis fortunes ksvs h-rn ulsas u
wtrh ~ ~, h. AEEa isEr. Anssls.
rtaa, anH lWs inuts. fgada, Ihlp
'7Fy sgi ntlgFs m Il ihr A. Ill WIZ
HiH rdfi' sfniH Fafp tteFr $50. CO :
iwrih i"n ftH ~ ~ uork ard iiss
n h1nis, vbrrppsr yas az wen ~
TirnfFs arr r1siiE rsrainF nam g.
pa iHy Az Hrrs. W. tlae truh v
and stsrf vNu. Can vask ~ par tip
~ ~ tt- Zine iiir HHpv ~ ,5t9t .
- FailHfr uuauaw ing h.
NtW aud warisrf1t, Particular nj
hsoN $50 Portland, MAR
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
Address
THE BRODIX PUBLISHING 90.
WASHINGTON. d. q
SUMMONS

IN the District CDart ~ III. F,ftn Iutar
6 iinty Of bingham
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21
ME rHANCENF A l.lFErIME.

Every young man or woman who desires IL
g. 70 Chicago ana see the wonders 81 lie
greatest exhibition the worlh has ever known,
should address as AT once, such an pppiIta-
nifty is rarely offered and the trlp win bc tho
event OF u hl.tLLL.n tll tl.n!.. WIN - A1.Lr....
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1891-11-21

Commercial Nat luHl Rank Og o. tIru titan.
Ia corpDrdttOnJ Plaintiff,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
T0SHN As MEAT INSPECTORS

Thetr Duttes In Exasasnfnx the AHertssa
HOG In Western cities.
The examination OF meat in the packing
houses OF Milwaukee,. Chicago. Omaha, and
Kansas City ID done exclusively by young
women. good deal has been said regarding
the light and easy nature Of this employment.
In reality. the work 10 exceedingly minute and
trying. Only those who are exceptionally
strong OF eye and steady OF nerve can under
take It. and even exceptional eyes and nerves
refuse to be eoaded beyond a certain limit.
Meat inspection. contrary to general suppo-
sition. is neither nasty nor disagrecable. The
young women do not como in contact with
swine, either dead Of alive, and the apartments
devoted to the work are usually spacious
and wholesome Each inspector has o
table with 4 mounted microscope. The
meat is received In small circular tin
boxes with tightly fitting covers. Two
niyces Of meat, each an inch square. are en-.
closed In tho bog. There Is also 4 numb ere.l
pieces wsls taken; Tie meat I + caught x!th :
SpsS tsos ss
slide and viewing II through the microscope
tunes IL disease e detected linn sdiateiS:
only sssf long oav
spiral 'cplied in tho fatty portion OF the
meat. When a lind " Is obtained there Ia con.
minutes. Each ono makes dash for the pnr-
ticplar, instrument 81 discovery and takes n
.am rle man. who connects the diseased por-
ton with tho hog from which It was taken.
Finds" are by no means numerous. They
average from one to three day In most OF tho
establishments.
Boxes are delivered in the workroom daily
Gern,any f,ft s' Soxes sno dav Is the mnximum
for one examiner. When this number Is
reached. 1t " claimed. there Is no strength
the young women average seventy-fve boxes
n day. The salary In this. new industry for
department is government affair, it is indie
pendent OF tho packing house to which 1t is
attached. Each young woman assumes her
position under regular commission aud re-
ceiNes hcr salary from Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
GOWNS ON APPROVAL.
The Serious Result 20 . Woman whs
Wore Ono. -"

The Serious Result TO Woman whs
Wore One.
From tic Chicago Post.
They were lunching at the Richelieu and
talked louder than they intended. One was
exquisitely begowned. and the other was con-
graduating her on her appearance.
but 1t must have been very expensive. that
gown" she said. ,.
didn't cost me cent said the other. with
o smile ..
why. what do you moan 30 .queried the
why, took It on approval Don't you I'M
derstand2". .t.. ~.
81 Why Wiz Nv went to Fields and picked IT out.
and they sent 1t home for approval"
1T sstisiles; your" -t
"TSen It viii cost you something
J.. Not cent II came IN YESTERDAY b Ian going
a9 The othsr didnt reply And the beautifully
begowned one opntinued: "F
s x gsstsS & sssiHs %ss Do
rs have done. and without cost To 10 sure.
ono mustn't go too often, and once IN a. while
as 1 many others do. for the .price OF one gown
one can have the use OF several Only ono
must, be careful, not to commit the error u
friend of mine die.
What was that p
day. she nd ksp it
who received It and found In. the POCKET u
Iadys card case: and pinned inside tn waist st
the gown. had been worn don't knew, what
put DO know chat sho doesn't give Field tho
tho @nss1 S SSis saa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-15
?HE RAINY.DAY DRESS.
A Common-Sense Gown that
Need Not be Ugly.
TEE BICYCLE GIRL.
Ornaments and Jewelry, and When
They Are to be Worn.
THE FASHIONABLE NECK

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Tss--The woaaa On tho Rostaurn.t-A
Sucsessrui Floral Dsosrator-The Women
~ the New gsuth-AaericnA Designs n
FarAiture-woneu Meat Inspectors In
Western Cities - Manifestations.
The all-absorbing purpose now agltating
the rank and dle OF advanced womanhood is
tho evolution In tho creation OF tho rainy
weather gown which shall combine tho in
horent virtues Of durability and desirability
Tho groat International Council OF Women
Tint easily settled In an afternoons discussion
mighty questions OF social economies OF
church. Of finance. and Of State that
had banned tho deepest thinkers Of
the world through cycles. after one or
two rounds with this question Of dress.
recommended II to the consideration Of all Or
Sanisatlons Of women and devoted itsolf 70
settling less involved matters like the Indian
question. tho annexation Of Canada, and the
division Of petticoats. Tho ChRutauQua As
sembly wrestled with the question all sum-
mer. but the dress didn't materialize.
Boston culture had q try at 1t next. and a
great day was appointed wherein the elect
were to appear clothed In this ideal garment
but even Boston culture couldn't seem to
evolve tho mystic value OF the unknown
quantity In this equation. Tho day came as
appointed. but not tho dress. The organiza-
tions OF women under such leaders as Mary r.
Seymour. Annie Jenness Miller. and tho
Passion Poetess have taken it up, and fnundnt-
cd editors with their theories concerning tho
dress Of tho future. All their efforts have 50
far boon sbortive. their ideas stili.born>