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Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
BRihr DISPATCHES.

0old-bearing dirt is said to have been
found in immense Quantities in jack
son and Clay counties, Kan
George Duke, proprietor OF a distil-
lery at Beach Grove. Tern. shot and
killed Buda Elliott and Benton Messick
in fight
Fire on the coal docks of the North
western tucl Company at Duluth.
Mimi. has already done sl5O. coo dam
age and is still burning
The mcmbcr of the National FEEDER.
alton Of Wonen's Press Gibbs in ses-
sion in Eosten elected MrA Sallis ey
White, o. Boston. as presidea~
along ths read near Whitehall. ILL.,, q
loaded gun fell from his wagon and
was discharged, killiag him Instantly.
A freight wreck occurred Thursday
night on the Southern radhc railroad
near Schal.enherg, Tex. A brakeman
was killed and tao engineer nnd fireman
seriously hurt.
Friday $4,000 worth of lum her be,
longing TO fs',ls &; Koch st Toledo o.,
burned A dock Of the ohio Central
Railway Company was damaged 10 the
extent OF $4,000.
Two negroes wers lyncasd Monday
night near Burnha,n, Tex. The negroes
had participated in Negro dane, row.
and it is supposed they wers hanged by
enemies Eaaae there.
The democratic editors " southern
Illinois net a. Cen.rslin Friday. and
organized an association for pol tic u
work. +. W. Esvifl. OF Mornt Carmel
vas elected president
The National Baseball hague meet
ing in New York adjournsd without
making peace with Tire association II
is believed however that the end OF
the war is not far Of.
Tweaty Indian tcys frem The rem.
naut of the PottAwstcmie tribe, which
is domiciled in southwestern Michigan
hare been taken to the HASKELL insti
tutc at Lawrence, Kan.
T. L. 1rSnc, q real estste agent oi
Dallas. Tex. fled deed of trust fo'
the benefit of his creditors Friday
His liabilities are s2s. roe asd his asset.
so. o3s IA Dallas real -ssata
Fire started at the St. Louis (Mo
Children's hospital. A little girl ~.
made blind By smoke, and . boy IL like
IL 70 die from the same eauss Th>
oamag. to the building wss slight
At Fayette. Misx. Alexander Crsn
bcrs alias Tom sutton tesloredl, ws,
hanged fer the murder of Reber'
Henry The isth of last July ~ Ne
Brides store. in the nerthssstern par
of the county.
The largest sale of dry goods eve,
held on this continent can. 70 "a end
at View York friday Over s.ses. %.
yards q carpet and i.ssc bales Of ruSs
each hal- containing from eighteen /.
fortr-eirha rtsgs we're soid The to.a
amount reslfred wss sh>A o. sse Goa
Mrs. Heasr welIinrtea. who sefsrs
her nsrris<e was Miss NeIEs Rsysson
end who o-ccps~d preHine-t pssztser
IN Bcstos s~e2esv. cssnmsffed sss~s5S
~ tasier isusarura 81 Rests. Fri<av
Her husband = s>r~fne . fss>en years
sentence for trying to poison k:s vii,
sed eaildren-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
BARThOLDI BEREAvED.

Death Robs the Noted Sculptor Of His
Meshsr-Shs Was His aiodel for ths
Famous Statue In New York Harbor.
LoEDoE. Nov. 1l-A fact not gener.
ally known to the public has gained
added interest through the death in
France of Nine. BartSoldi, mother OF
the we'll known sculptor aud designer
who died . few days ago at the ad
vanced age of 30 years. She it was
who stood as the model for Bartholdrs
statue Of Liberty Enlightening the
World" which now occupies such q
prominent position in the harbor Of
New York
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
REBELS WIN A BATTLE
Fonsscs's Forces D<f stsi Near
Rio Grazlds do sal.
CIVIL VAR HAS BEEN DECLARED
And IL is Rsportsd Noshtnx Cas- check
IN SPIRIT of issarrsetion-oniy
RsAxrs Dssaiis Of the FIRST bas-
tie are obkalaabis.

VALPARAISO, Nov. IA - News has
been received here 10 the effect that tie
revolt against Fonseca in the state OF
Rio Grande do Sal has been SO far COM
pletely successful In q tight IA
which 5000 men of all arms
were engaged Il is reported
that the government troops. un-
der Gen Gonzales. were defeated
and the insurgeat cavalry started On =
move toward the north. 1t Is also re-
ported that Gov. Castilleo. of Rio
Grande do Sui. has decided 10
join the fnsurrection army move
ment Fonseca is massing troops
and preparing his war ships for "a
early attack on the revolutioaistS He
has applied tn the government OF Urn-
quay for permission TO allow the pas
sage of troops through that country IN
order to reach the state Of Rio Grande
do Sui. Uruguay. it is said. has grant
ed the permission requested
The revolt now involves all the towns
Of the state with the exception of Porto
Allegro. The people of the country
generally favor the revolt and give the
rebel troops food and any other assist
snce in their power. OF the entire
navy only tho gunboat Camoen has
taken up the cause of the revolution.
Gen. AstroSildo commands tho in
surrectionary forces in the field The
people OF the country generally favor
the revolt and give the rebel troops
food and any other assistance in their
power. At Yoguaraon the troops were
kept 10 order by the national guard,
who prevented them from becoming
scditious.
I, oil probability there will be q
crisis il the affairs in Rio Grande dS
Sui before the end OF next week. for il
is expected in Rio that the forces
sent there by the dictator will reacl
the borders of the state by that time.
Civil War Aimsst Certain.
LONDON, Nov. l4-Therc is no loagcl
any doubt that Brazil is ia state o.
civil war and that Dictator Fonseca j.
confronted by q formidable insurrec
ton. Enough has leaked out to show
that the revolutionary movement j:
spreading all over the country
and that several provinces ar,
up in arm& 1t is also certain that ;
battle has been Ought in which Fon
seca's supporters were defeated. Th'
interior provinces of Matto Crosse, Go
var and Para have either already joined
issues with the rest of the nationa
party or else they are on the point o
SO doing. The plan of campaign of th'
national party is that each Of the prov
inces Of Rio Grande do Sui, Goyaz
Para. Pernambuco and Einas-Geraes
shall concentrate at q given poiE
al the fighting men possible and maxi
. combined foru ard movement upol
the dictator's strongholds in Sac Paui'
and Rio Janeiro. II successful the,
viii then elect q president who VII
govern according to the peoples laws
A later message says that Fonseca'
| reinforcemcnts are to be EN- barked o.
war vessels and transports. aud tha
they win be sent to Rio Grande d.
Sui by sea- The nationalists are cred
tied with having already made arrange
ments TO place . force of 1000 men
horse. foot and artillery, in the field
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Iowa Plursliti~o,

DEs MONIES, la, Nov. 14.-Corrected
returns give Wheeler (rep) is9. SIS;
Boies tdem-), 2o7,575; WestfAn taili-
ance). 1l.5aT; Gibson (pro.). 96a Total
vote on governor. 419, $50; Boies' plural
ity. $500. Boies lacks 4.239 Of having
q majority Of all the votes cast Bostow
tdern-), for lieutenant governor. has
s,iTs plurality; Rinne tdem.), judge,
2.eS9: Dey (dern. J, railroad commission
er. T.sC9
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
A FRiGhTFUl FALL.

q workman Drops from tho Nineteenth
story OF the sI1soais Temple In CHI
eAgo.
CsIckso. Nov. thames Charles
Ton. & terra Gotta worker, fell nineteen
stories from the top of the masonic &c
temple building. at state and Randolph
streets. shortly before noon. and was
,rlishea into an unreeognizaoie mass
VI flesh Charleston was working
IN the ins.lc. Of the building with q
naa named Wilson. handipg up pieces
,f terra Gotta he was protected from
'allinx by a light timber. but q heavy
and constant pressure caused this to
oresk. preci cipitatsng aim to the grOun1
,ar below
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
.dY to Sail MondaY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1a-The United
States meu-of-war Atlanta, Concord
anG Bennington. being fitted out at
Brooklyn navy yard. will be ready to
set sail for South American seas by
Monday next The Atlanta mas been
taken out o! dry dock and will have
her ammunition on board to-day. The
Bennington has her supplies on board
and the Concord has flushed her coal
inc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
CAiCAoo's TRAGEDY.

A Supposed Double Murder raras Oas 90
to Have rsoa . Murder and saicias-
cAIcAeo, Nov. IA - The supposed
murder OF ArA Gretchen Lenggen-
hager and her son George by robbers
Friday morning now proves 70 DO .
case Of murder and suicide on the part
OF the mother. Fearing tina. George
was about 10 desert her and worried by
business troubles she gave her son .
quantity of arsenic in glass of cider.
When it had worked its deadly pur-
pose on the boy she drank Of the poison
herself
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Ihou,asds Of Wiid seels Dying.

ST.. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 14.-Hunters
returning from Park Rapids, Red Lake
Falls and La Prairie, Mimi. report that
On epidemic has broken ou. among the
wild geese and that thousands Of birds
are floating weak and helpless in the
lakes and ponds. The natives are
gathering them in great quantities to
pluck the feathers Sror;smen say
the disease 10 universal and that all
Wild reese are more or less affected
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Ober,in Gets n Bas suu

CLEVELAND. O., Nov. lA-Obcrlin
college Is rejoicing over the fnal set
element Of the estate of the late VIII
liam r. Spooner. of Boston, by which
the college is to receive over ssl, 900.
TIE beque.t was made ten years ago.
but by tue terms of the VIII the estate
remained undivided for . dccaie in
expectation of an increase in value.
The University Of Kansas is given an
equal amount
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
C1osssl Its Doors.

CHEYESNx. Wyo, Nov. 1A-The
Cheyenne national hank closed its
doors after run Of an hour Friday
aad posted . notice announcing tenn
pogary suspension on account OF lack
o: funds 70 meet the demands Of de-
positors. Tho liabilities are $3.50. 600.
aad the bank IS solvent with $40. 09o in
exchange In Chicago and New York.
T.s failure was caused by the break
ing OF the California bank 1T San
Diego, Cal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

ished Ia the west show that snof.
Doas suns ara takea for thai purpose
by farmers from their reeespss, 80 that
al anGsnai proportion OF The moaey
pad for crops goes 10 eane<l Gsb.s ere
stes IL past yesrs Doubtless tSis IN
part exp aims the fact tkas the dS4aand
TOR various manufactured prsdacts has
not vet increased so largely as was ex-
peeted, in view Of the great crops
raised
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Three Chinamen KiIIea,

BurrE. Mont. Nov. lA-Two China
men were instantly killed and third
was injured fatally and died soon after
ward Thursday. They were working
on I. dume about rs miles from here.
They were engaged in blasting through
n rock and placed two sticks of giant
powder near n fire to thaw out The
powCer exploied
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
THANKSGIVING DAY,
Ths President f.saes . rrsefsrstiee Fss.
ing rhsrsssy. Nsve@ssr ss. 80 th<


Ths President f.sars . rrseIs~stiss Fss-
hx Tssrsssy. Ssv-@ssr ss. 80 the
Dats.
WAsrrxaroy. Nov. fs - President.
Harrison has tSsred his Thanksgiving
proclamatiea fixing November IS as
she dav. The fall text Is az follocs
~Hy rwr rKssrDsxr OF TFK USrsxD STATES
os AxssIc& A proclamation. Il - very
dad Incident OF the marvellous prosperity
hscn has crowa-a shfs year How drawing - .
esose sAs. re be pfai ssd rssssurins
touch has been teis by al eur pe>pia
r. nas eee1 a. vids ss eur eoartrT.
and 80 special thst every soms has iess ia
scmfort3ng IN fasns> II l. tee greas to - the
work - nsn's power ard 100 rarticnlsr - es
N. tsyics ef els mfat Te Gct The rcnef-
e>nt ard the al rise. ~se Hss-s sss iseors ef
nee 10 be fruitful re6seus tneir losses ~ His
ers~> xrs th~ rnossurs II whos- xivs-e is az
mach e-ssas sss tsarxhts 81 mnn as u 5 -
ycnf ais seser.s shs sr&fxs ard srssitaas ef
skfs rsror.d ssston arr fustiy dn-.
s~s-. sh>->fsr. 7 B>sis-sta Hsrri<cr. r--ss
6~nr 81 n United states - America a. h-r--
~ srsesst Tsursdsy ne ssh aas o. Nevem-
ber present. 70 e- = tef e ioTfet tesn'Ssx viss
4, cea foe tie hcan rs - Hfs rrssfte.ce. fe-
N. u-,r- N vefca ve are permitted
% .afsT sh~rs. ara Tor ne p--servssien
q ssese institutions Of csvfi at feiisiUns
fs~-e~ safeh H rArs eur fstAe~s fae
vi~sss-, - s~~sss ssd esfssls-h, ard - ~.
ssnrsx~ - rresrrve. sness she spprorris.s
ss~~r~.nes. - n. ssv are rest from tea ~er.
s>se N ne pssblie ecnsresetion TIE r-ae-A -
fSwHv tee sesut ear A-erfrsr tr>st-s sns
snssxetfag seipfasr~ss te-sres teoss -hs
onrrr fsrk II sss esev ~ - ts- s-trft
aesxJAsrs Esss-soN-
~ sss P-sss<-ss
s,Jsxx> G. prkr~N
Secretary sf ssate-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
A Cres~sry Manager Gone.

RACINE, Wis. Nov. l4.-C. Jorgenson.
for three years manager Of a c.samcry
in Sylvania, this county, and another
in kenosha county, for a pool Of farm
ers, is missing. He was to have set
tied Friday with the owners Of the
creamery. He holds cash balance OF
$500. The district attorney has been
asked 70 issue a warrant for his arrest.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

KNOXVILLE. Ia. Nov. iA-Joe yeffer.
son, by Thomas jefferson. was on FRI
day at the Iowa driving park driven
by his owner. A. L. Sars.y, against the
worlds 4-mile pacing record. i0-sS}S.
which he lowered 10 ie;ia. The former
record was made by Loagfeilow ct San
Francisco in 1861. ice Jefferson's last
mile was in s.ask. He now holds the
worlds S-mile and emile reeordA
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

LoSpoS. Nov. 1.-THE figures Of
the declared exports from the United
KingdcIn to the United States for the
three months ended June 30 last, as
compared with the same period ip isos
we're s44 ss5. sal. against s5s.s vse
last year. thus showing a falling OF Of
nearfy s.. 900 on
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Big Reward OasreA.

CHICAGO. Nov. A-That the express
robbers who held mp" the Chicago.
Milwaukee & ST. Paul train on Thurs
day morning might be speedily cap
turcd and punished for theic crime
General Western Manager Antisdel. Of
the American Express Company. and
General Manager Earling. of the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul railroad.
have deci1ed to offer So 500 for the ar
res, and conviction Of those implicated
In the crime.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
rravr, by w tor Not D.nr.rou,.

WASHINGTON, Nov. Thames A.
Dumons, supervising inspector general
OF steam vessels in the treasury de-
partment, reports that during tho past
fiscal year there were thirty-three ac-
cidents, in which Ss6 lives were lost 1t
is estimated that eoo, 900, 600 passengers
were carried during the year. making
one life lost TO each l,755,457 passen-
gers carried. or one to each twenty-one
vessels employed
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

SrRrve FIELD, Mo, Nov. 14-At 1
o'clock Friday morning rear end col
iision between two freight trains on
the ST Louis & San Francisco road
caused the death Of Engineer F. NJ.
Smith and Conductor N. J. Jones'
brakeman Ausick was seriously in
jured and fifteen cars and the locomo-
tive badly wrecked. -.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
PAYING rH=Is oesrs.
wssse-s FARMERS wipssg ess uertce

Wsst>-s ssrve-s wipiss eat uertcers
With PROFITS ss Tsss resr's crsps-
NEw York. Nov "a Trade Is larzs
In volume fer the season.. and in many
lines. especially st The vest. the larg-
est ever tnewn. Bus margins fer
profits ars narrow. .n6 The tendency
Of prices Is sos toward improvement IN
that resyecs While bressSturs savsnee
rost manufactured prcancts tend %
deellBe. Records of mortgages SAT-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
An oatmeel .fiiI Rnrnrh.

BgArsrcr. Neb. Nov. a. - The
works of the Beatrice Oatmeal Com
pany were destroyed by Gre Friday
afternoon. The FIRE originated on the
second seor. Nothing was saved bu,
q few barrels Of the manufactured rro-
duet. The fire IS believed TO have
orizinsted from steam pipe. Tn.
loss On building, machinery and stock
Il 81 4 ocn
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

RED LAKE FAILS. Minn-, Nov. "a
thrashing boiler exploded here Fri
dsy. mortally injuring L. Ames. one
Of the proprietors. and dangerously in
jnring stephen Ford and A. Barker.
IL was caused by defective boiler
which was inspected last fall and pro-
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

VIENNA. Nov. fa-A decree will
shortly Be issued revoking the prohi-
sition Of American pork in the Austro-
hungarian empire. Minister Grant
sas been notified that his efforts have
eeen successful and that the custom
houses viii soon be opened 10 American
sals meats
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Fenars in Chleaxa.

CHICAGO. Nov. lA-Louis Adler. Q
wholesale cloak merchant has failed
His stock with outstanding aceounta
he values at $Soo. 0oo. or more than
enough 10 meet his liabilities The
heaviest creditors are New York mer,
chants to whom he owes about sloo..
ooo 81. ck business is said 70 thavs
eaused the faiiura
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

LEXINGTON, Neb, NOV. L. "A Are
destroyed Filer's drug store. James
hardware store, the Pioneer ONCE
Sheppard & Andrews harness shop,
and Penney e. Penney's dry goods
store, together with several snalle,
buildings The loss is estimated al
Sio0, 900. largely covered by insurance,
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Blown to Pieces.

DENVER, Col, Nov. IA special
from Kingston. N. NJ. to the Repub-
lican says William Hutchins and Dick
Joy we're blown to atoms in the Brush
Heap mine at o'clock Wednesday
evening. They were getting ready to
set of blsst when the accident oc-
Cured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

BERLIN. Nov. I4-Infuenza Is claim
ng many victims in Pos-n and Is
spresains rapidly. Many deaths have
seen reported 70 the authorities aud IL
feared that the LIST Of fatal eases viii
,e very large Influenza has also made
- appearances ir the northern suburbs
n
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
The Failure Record

NEW YORK, Nov. A.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during the last seven days num-
Der 29l. as compared with total of
2a6 last week. For the corresponding
week of last year the fifures were 26R.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
TO SAVE HER HUSBAND.
SAINT OF Posen's" WIFE Eaises o1sJ. .0oc
far the Defeuso of ths Aceor

SAs FRANCISCO. Nov. ian agree
ment to sell was recorded Friday from
Mare A. Strelinger. better known as
the wife of NJ b. Curtis the
actor, to Herbert A. Cheseboro, of
Los Angeles. by which she dis
poses of the Peralta Park hotel prop
erty at North berkeley for Sia5. 900.
The building Is move occupied oy Prot.
Homer O. Sprague for q girls semi
nary. This money will be usei by Mrs.
Strelinger to save her husband from
the xaliows
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

CHscsso. Nov. i4-Joe Dre~eier and
Ernest Rupert. two Of the men AR
restet as anarchists ia the raid upon
6riefs hall Thursday nighs we're hned
30 and costs fer carrying eoneesied
weapons
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Corruption Charged

MONTREAL, Can., Nov. IL - The
premier of Quebec is charged by q
Montreal paper with receiving $4,000
from the contractor who haiit the Que.
h>c courthnnSs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Iliiesss FEEDER tlen OF Labor

ALTON, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE Stat Fed
Grafton Of Labor adjourned Friday
after deciding to meet in Ottawa on the
second Tuesday in October. 1892. Or
GERS were elected. John C. Harding, oi
Chicago, being chosen president.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15
Used Othsrs. Money

FRESNO, Cal. Nov. lA-The fact has
become public that w. F. Baird. until
recently vice president and manager Of
counts 70 the amount OF yearly 500. t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

DE7rfx, Nov. i4-BeriIa has been
.svslsped IN dense fog Mssy sect
t~nts occprred on the streets and river.
Ihree railway us~n lost their lives
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

9n1.hss - Labor W.ss e~e~ssrss - the
F>ssrassc. - labor.
TstxpA O.. Nsv. fk-Tse Knixats
81 Labor esn~cn-isn speas friaay
uorniaa ssea<sisx resolutions 81
1sred ey Nx A. W. wrlght - ss<zse sas
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Forr DoDes. Ia. Nov. i4-The big
strike among the coal miners of the
Lebigh isAuguratei last spring Is
snded. The Corey Coal Company has
inslly conceded every point demanded
by the strikers. and the m have re-
mrned 10 work. signigg . contract by
which the men will recsive one dollar
Ssr ton for mining all the year round.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

Af wsrzsw. n V. the cryssai salt
werks were turusi Loss. si2seea
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15

ONE ENJo1 -
Both the method ard results when
syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
nd refreshing to the taste. and acts
emily yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
.em efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feveu and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs h the
,nly remedy Of its kind ever pro-
lgced, pleasing to the tsste and 90
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt In
its action and truly beneficial in Ia
sects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend I
% Ill and have made Il The moo,
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs b for sale In 60t
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
yists. Any reliable druggist who
NAV not have II on hand win pro
cure il promptly for any ono who
wishes to Try It Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA fYG SXAUP co.
SAY fRAScisco. Cal.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-15


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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
Wonders Of Elcctrolysis.

Some wonderful work has lately been
done In the removal of diseased parts of
the human body by electrolysis, says u
writer In the New York Telegraph. DR..
Abrath, who hos paid special attention
to this branch of surgery, states that he
has removed tumors and cancers with
ease by electricity where no surgical
Interference with tho knife was posi-
blc-cascs which have bafIled all medi-
cal and surgical treatment, including
hniments and injections. Grown up
people who had been under hospital
treatment and dismissed as incurablc
have thus escaped the horrors Of sufPo-
cation or other miserable death. These
he has had photographed in their per-
fectly cured state after electric treat
mcnt. He not only finds that the cleo
trio current will kill the cancer cell be-
You'd where the knife can 90, but that
hemorrhage and shock nre more or less
prevented with the use of the electricity
sis, and sccpticaemia or pypmia, which
so often follows removal with the knife,
is nearly always avoided.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-04
I,iackenlng the Eyebrows.

Why is it so many foolish women are
forever distorting themselves by black
ening their eyebrows! There is almost
invariably lovely harmony between
the color of the eyes and It's fringes and
the complexion of o woman, which can
not be broken up by art without an in
suit to nature, says the New York Sun.
The fair complexion Is generally accom-
panied by blue eyes, light hair, light
eyebrows and cyclashes. The delicacy
OF one feature is preserved in effect by
the softness of tho other But take this
fair creature and draw black line over
her optics, stain their beamy fringes
with u somber hue and how hor-
ribly you have mutilnted her On the
other hand, brunette with light eve
brows Is caricnturc of beautiful
woman. 1t is noticeable, however, that
nowadays one seldom sees o blonde
with fair eyebrows and lashes- These
women mako great mistakes, for they
lose tho chief beauty Of their express
sion.