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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Jor "DteOraBs gOit.u."
Taren oeo Sfaoelig SGbe.

Saren pco ~ifaoelig SGbe.
9eriom Der er Np9et, ipm 2Rgerne
trpmper Zig oeb at anbefnle, err bet
SRbe, p9 bog er rem og 9Oo Sabe al
ben itOrite gistisbeo. SeO 8ebanOs
ling al mango Sp9oOmme og peb 9lisis
pelien al b~p9ieniite Raao / Nlminoeligz
beo Tiger 29serne ~uopbprlig eiter en-
ftter % u~itaoeli9 Sebe. Sprfalitnin9
al Barren p9 Concentrating al See
mitalier, Tom ubmarte fig mere / &ets
ming al uOleenbe END / &etntng al 8s,
ifaffenbeO. si0r bette til ct Spprgsmaal,
lom NOT er ia9tpnoi8 unoerlggelie
p9ro.
Gil Brus / 8aoeparelier % til als
minOeligt 9oiletbrus er fuloitenOi9 rem
Sebe at ben itSrite 8igti9beb. Ntanse
9ilfGloe al lloilet itriper fig fra en-
Sabe, ium uiot ps breot betienotsjsres
o8 a~nbeiales iom fuloit9nbis rem. 2H-
gerne btiuer bpppigt raaoipurste an
gaaenoe Saarets Bleie. Strange 8az
mer bar sbelagt bet imntfeite Saar O9
fact bet sraat / en- tioli9 NlOer peo
8ru9en al ammonia / 8nifeuanoet
eller peo Sfummet al Ell elcr anoen eff
teripur9t Sebe, iUm bar ~inoebolot ifas
beige 8%eltnuooele. 8eo 8ebnnolirs
al frOniit llbIlet hos 8sru % lGrlio
unber Napnet "baby's sore head'' er
rem S9be bet i~itreIte 0tibbe( for al
blipe belbreoet. Set piloe uRre belz
oi9t, ON ale pllbe erinbre bet.
Masier al 5olf tisber lin Sa6e
@rpcerpltores us andre lloialg al Den
iimple @runo, at be Der lelges til "neo,
iutte Briier," % altiaa er biltsere. s
mango Silf9loe bliper 6glget, at be
blir ~nDoIn9eoe til at foniultere Ell 9R9e
for Ell eaer anben S~ubip9OOm eller
"uproen / SlOoet." Site iieloent BABE
2aserne 8anifeligbeoer peo 8ebanos
lin9en al Suoipgoomme paa @runo al
bisie Spsoummes b~aaronatfeoe 8elfais
ienbeb, us buOr ielu 2e9ebebanolirg
life fan irembrlnge tilirebsltilenbe Gtes
lultater. Oct bomber pfte at tilipncs
laoenbe mlnore pi9ti9e SuoiD9oOmme
bliuer siort p9rre peo 8ru9en al uren
os itaoelis Sebe, huis 8eifaffenbeo life
er blepen mistRntt al 8atienten o. bar
paret utienot al 2egen.
0tisbrugene er 9aaet iaa oi0t, at
loplig 8%eifDtteGie MOB iorialifet Sabe
llSrn 9uil er nDbuenbig. S9ben te-
npttes ne9et alminoeltgt peo SnOlprgitz
nitger ug i Reselen uoen 9ageasi,
Itauce. Soor Ell b~aarlig SRbe, iOm
inoebploer lfaOelise Se~itanooele, er al.
penOt, oil be inOre Sr8auer bliue beitas
oigeoe, og Spl9en bliuer, at bet i%oraar>
lager Suritoppelie os mulisuis trent
briu9er iarlise ube~lbreOelise Spss
BONNIE.
s QlminOeligbeo ct BET iitrelt at unos
9aa ~pariumereoe SGber os alorig at
fiBbe hos andre enb en- eaer auoen pad
lioelig 4putbefer, os oeriom bet er mt
liat, er en- 999es &nao | benue Retz
ming moi paro at tase meo.-Scientifc
American.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Stuno lille, iparteOs iaa ~uOIOiomt til ben openOe eaer
Osoe Ntanos SOueO os bpleOe en- aiitpelis 6~iiteItOne:
"9u, ies ul fiaa BAN Ieuenbs! 9u, is uil tratte
bans pine no os laOs bam iptis BEN! San ipurte Os
ilau en- GrIis enselit &Ot! 9u, sOIIpl Seq DI itiare
8,nsne al bam! Gin mig en- aniUl !" Os ban iaa fig
on, meO ct uiIOt, ~fOritprret 9It. "@iu mig en- sniu, fl
ger iss, iaa ital s i, bpuO iss Ul sisre!"
gn al WtunOitabet saU BAN uirteIis en- 8nip.
Seq sreb GsmmermanOen 2lrmea.
"Stepen5", iasOs ies BAN inO 0rst, "bu maa lite
tilabs bette! CAB for guOs StpIO life bsnue brutne
hannibal uanare os aQe ps0 iaaban bpriit Gisrnins
lissfOr pore Dine! SuaO sntsn @tanoen CT euenos ear
bob, iaa er bet bog bsOrs at tuite BAN OuerbOrb. CAB
BAN life piues, ON Der sr Gin BAN, Os er ban OSS, iuu
= e s oa ifts bsunet not2"
Ssmmsrmaubtn iuareOe life, Os Cru Os 6OrferOels
ie psnote isg mig m~astesLss OUsrfor oisie Gtsnbise
8ottsn tnaIeOe nsO, os ~imsssoe lit 2Grme Op for at be-
spnbe, iss ueb life bpilfet blOOist Bert, ba ~iOstiamus
Stsusn5 iprans irem, % gap bam ct i%aaoant Stag
unosr Gret, at ban tumlsOe iom en- Slump neo mob be
IR Sppsattsr.
Joltsns brsIsoe al eatter.
"glu oa, ouerboro meo bette btr!" ranbte Gsmmers
manbsn, 1os oil Soften buOe mere Stun, iaa tait ban
ouerborS eitsr bam!~
De sreb Guiding, IiseiOul be bapSe srebei eOron, %
taitsos bam OusrbOro liseOm Oenns. NOsle al BEN lob
~ =. @.:.ca, % 8. Y-y IL: @a!:s: at 30. :r e.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Sen biui8He SuslG8e iom erutcrer. SelbreOeSe La Grippe, Ggrs'
lOelIr 90 (iQt.
Or. u. Stpen.
giaiHgs, W9oa

Or a. SpeL Billings, gRontarn, 6e6r 15s 1902
ansaaenoe bet Bette No. 8 JONI ig tgbh Dos 3m for ct Bar Naaueber T6H oil jog
mebSee at leg r hbfenOts tIfebs mo FANNIE. Seq bar tbt GaO ptagt al t Rpre.
Dnbe ion js paabrog mig for fire a fem War Tba. Sbfe gter bar ig ia baarot an.
srRu, ia j9 lo ufgeHge Smerr baube Dag o. Et, 9esuoen pI9ebe 8beumds'
men mig belle aroppeu. gu er ig aoshS befret fox mine Etaser 8enet 5orbtt.
belle mo ct af 3nes &rmbaaub bar bebreot min Suhru for @tgimertr lin es
Smbe % urn. SUN bar paet past O. bette Gube fOeu bun bar II an samneI
oesubn leo bun en- bd Sci at puOet8e Spsoomme im til fine lOe soroe bmbe al.
behs uoDgh8 til alt Grbeoe. Baabe min Sufrn og ig Tan nj bege to beoione at oI'
2ioder bar maatet pe for Beliefs pbunoeuise &raf. Noo La Grippe e oga
Belief ct sot giOoL s Bespubeiu al 3auar blu min Sufru ansfbet al bear.
sp8bom % Ri prsoeOe at uuust for beuoe GnOeH9 iae t oa gdht pa bcnOe 5s
bar iengeig9eHoe oOer en- 1le og bnptebe Belief umhH9 G Timer bor 2a iaa III 90
bun furoaanbg raft iaRn. Seq tnDe Belief for Dor SusRse gl 9e ofeuti9sDgrs
mine 2mer im sDr bet; tti ts fGr bet iOm yst at uHbeiaroe bette OaroifHloe os
Bulge 29gemool til ale iom MATTE Hbe. 9eres meo aetIie Better 2arfen
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Rep. Gbr. 6. Moe, Mt. 8ernon,
9. 9af., ~ifriuer unoer San. 8be 1892:
"Weoiclnen Kuriko er nu alminoelia
tienot Der / Sme9nen o9 bar iaaet ct
sobt NaUn, tbi mango er blepen 6julpet
ueb ben. s nit gus bar ben p9ret en-
GOD 9Ottor, u9 pi oil life pere ben for.
uoeu".
8ep. 9. 3ObniOu. Cation, Gal,
~Itriuer unoer San. 8be 1892: ser paa
Stiaebausfpiteu bar @eoicinen Kuriko
punOet u~lmtinOelig 9ilfreo8Beb. Seq
amer ben Tor ct 9Oot Miboel til at fore.
bpsse aOlOieber O9 Malariaieber".
&ep. 9. 8. @rOoen, 8eresfor6,
9. 0ut., Itriuer uuoer San. 15be 1892:
"9a ies M en- 3io bar ueret ageHt ior
Meoicinel Kuriko, fan ies meooele iaa.
uel min e9en Griarins Tom osiaa andres
8ionesbDro ON famine. Oct &c Ell als
oeles uomRrtet Weoicin til at re9ulere
Wapen FAINT til at lette 5Orogielisn.
Den er en- Uirtelis glOOiOruper ior en-.
bUer, buis Gppetit Os 5Orosielie &c
Oaarlis. SUerten min Suitra eler ies
uil unouare ben ior nosen Bris, os uoen
Dperbriuelie fan ies mebOels, at Maus.
ben af be, iOm bar pr0uet ben, flyer bet
famine. Mtun bebsuer life itrpbe Me.
bicinen Op, ben taller for zig islu, os en-
Gina er imittert: 9Grliabeo uarer lenaft.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Gurretninsen bar iilta8et en- iaa u%GrfpGrSg @rao. at Sr. Cwen fr
at flare Ig fprre % rummcigere Goalr bar mattt frahDtte ben Sggning
buOri ban bioinOtl bar bout fine &Ontorer % Gabrtner til en- fire @ange iaa fr
8psntns, meO Blaos til iemtiOoe ropibeffr, 8g9un8cn er betg8cnbe
.pa Sisruet af Stue % &Oams 81. = bet met befproeoe Smue bie CHI
cSo - % &c iuOrebet paa ben imuthfe, melt prattife % cegane Maate. Oct
er in8en Suer6riUdli, nar bet f8es, at bet CT bet et8arteic aontorlUtaci
Gbca9o 8D % bette bar ne8et at T8e. Oct tsrfe SnotrDf man faar, uanr mu
fommer iHo al &ontOroDen er, at man er. tOnmet ino en- Misunderstanding
2Otale. On lioen Scr al aoutofol, SdretGrcr, asifnuhr, FAINT en- gl 8d
Gamer er be1iRii0et mo ben piolGige aOrreiponoence. s 5a6rihotatet, ion
.o9iaa er famine 8Dguiug, fnOes Ell eno ferre Scr al intelligent uoiecnoe linte
arbdSere. Com Mana9er bet ROrt7an1e Department sr Der amat en- ira
&rifiania udtienot 5ouetniu83mano, nemlig Or Rls Sblen, og oct er bmn
.alhb en- flor 8ebagsigbeo at meOOee bet nOritOaufe 4u6ltum m6or iorcnfet
Dplpsntn8. Der ben9aar life en- enefe r8e uen at Der a8aar tore 5orinoe'
fr ai Better til ben "9amle 8eroen" pg at otsie en- tor 3l til R0rge 8 Gan'
MART 2anosmGno im fommer inO iii Chicago teoes ofG8ge en- &tFt pa Or.
Swens 8ontor; bet ol imoeig btae ttmagen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08


life psntes uOecn 6iGlp ira anore ene
be, Der oil bare / Samiuuo meo airteu
OF ! 2lgbeo mso blue belias mRaO %
aUineer ticue CUB meo fit @oos. 3an'
ten CT fun penSt til be @runoeicnocmmc,
iom airten ranoer, elIer iaamegft iom
be 2roenoe sier. af bette oil Sc gipe
| aiGrligbeo. DC oil after Trom
mootage mere al 6errru, bau, Tom eier
8ulOet p9 Sglpet. 6UOr fem ale @as
Der ira / Rorgs, oa 9tisiiOnsittbel btep
bpe8et? 8iituof life ira be 8lge, Der
beboloer i'm 3i9oom for oeuS e9er
5tglo, men Gaocrne Itrgmmeoe IND eL
lers ira ale aduter / poerit lman Sums
mer. 8euHe Strsm al &~iRrligbsoss
CARER latte Sfibet iitano, ug bar lige fra
ben 2Io bdaret bet meo Bgnner o. GA
Der. Oct bar iaaleoe8 funnel iortlGtte
meo at bGre lin tpitbdre Gait. Ru itpo
Misiionsuennerne ! ~ijerusre AiitauO fra
benz, ION be uiloe 6iGlpe, END ri mso
bore @amle. Sngsn pil beler tunns
beoiie, at 0tisIiuuspenusrns / Norge or
beore itiact / etpupmiit Senieenoe END
ui, trertimoo er hi ct Sfriot Ioran.
Wlen trOos ben tore aiitnno ppiegte be
line oprt 0leoiOrlDite, o. tO9 life ! B.
t9nfnin9 at beItrioe be narli9e lloeiiter.
Sirtningerne al oiSie oeres &iRrlig
beosgaoer rGtter laare pibt - liae ind
@oisbeoen. Men lise uiit iOm Manse
bar iaaet 2ps og 2rsit peo bette Sore
ta9enoe, iOm ri o8iaa Der biRlper, iaa-
leoeS itulce mango @amIe blanot Us
finoe ct 0erber9e peo Spisrelien al ct
Sjem, bpOr be fuuoe pleies. O9 bette
blroe itaa Tom ct berli9t Ntanl for pore
8eitrGbelier, forbi CUB bar 9iuet us
ina mango 8%elsjernin9er.
Men at ui bar 8etineelier for at
tInne uoisre Ogiaa oenue aj~arti9beoss
gierning bsr life betpiules, naar Ssnipu
tages til ale be 5Oranltaltuinger, iom
&irten bar truffet ber bette 2ano paa
andre Omraaoer. S iaa SenieenOe bar
man Der p9ret mere opOirenoe euo bore
Benner / NOr9e. Seri fan be life maale
fig meo Os. 3ertil bar be enbnu life
ben iornsbue @rfjerOelIe Og Subfgt /
Seloitpre. Stuloe Solicit Der BABE OPP
fsrt iaa mango StOler, airfer % Bpao
oermeo itaar / 5orbinoelie, iaa bapoe
be neppe Opnaaet Soloosleu. Men Der
bar Ri peo SUBS Naaoe sjOrt BET, l,ags
tet iugen ltDrenoe S%tatSman6 bar oRret
tiIitece meo fine Ma9tbuo. SUB bar
giuet 0tioler o9 uirfet @rtjenoelie til
meo Sl8Oom at sjBre A~upenoelie af
bans 8aOer. 6an iiober euouu ueo
ROret, % "WtiOler iattes Ell. cages
oerfOr Seuipn til be timelise Ting, Der
CT iOrbaauoen, og en- ret 5Osualtning af
oiSie, oa er 8etiugelierue tillte0e for at
tunne isrge for aloeroOmsiuase Soft.
Get fOmmer oa fun an paa, ON ben rette
Suer for SUBS 2gre Os ben ielOups
oirenOe aiarlisbeO osiaa er tilitebe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
5ulofGn0ig 6elbreoct.

d. 81 Omen Coma Git, Soma, Saunar IL, 1892
Gr Opens ss'rie Bette er ben teofe 2Oitor is bar ianOet Seq fan msO GlaSe
naoe Dem, at bet Bete Ro 8, im &c iuhe mig fulofGubHg bar babreot mig Seq
bar bGpt haotse Smerhr bet me GuR, oe iaa fGue at ts lie tuHoe sad. Seq igpc
Here Eager, men ubn mnofe Bertus; men oa leg baOoe brust 9eres ehtris Betet
en- gRaaueb. bar tg fuofeuog bIbrebet os bar ieuere lille fGt ben rHsfe Snert.
5rs Der bar tbt at Gsres Better % ale u iprosss tIfeofe cd BEN.
gGrbgoah Ghrih Raoien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

ajebere gisres opmGrfiom paa. at geterne isnoe5 fragtirit til Gnropa.
sfriu Sine greoe pa gOf eaer Can't; bette uil lete ~Grpeoiionen
b~etpbeligt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
$4,000 TACOMA - $4,000

n GoHars ~'ortoHt. "a 500 N'1oHsbgr bttfir iog
IN BBalstom, iids ut0 SCI Hut Nlelte iuiaeyfe UuigSrs
Rtst, ~bttia3trst / Ettanas ugofit3m fagt1o. Utoier
aaar stsHnsn GtruoafumEt. NalHiHlgr pti hliss Id
Fos Sr5utf1 "a 80 200 pa ven SnDsf N1ut; 'ss ~,
tt al toHs SiyJDO tgr5if tdnbst r ti2ngst tki SFas
ter hor,s, iotnis, o. fpt EtJiddmfuHo. Hssstis:
Pacific Lutheran UuivsrAty Association. sgsr 2ars
Z. Smtta, GasoMa, Baih JT.lfis
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Hs BE- ION maaH. @t urrmrs unOeuanns ianbnna 6abuOse al tah, hOniHs % Rasa
eseoonme bs abs er Mufrrt aaMOa liant Shms R2sdder taNemeo bpOus GrnGan
sn fra 5L ION ere hdbubae b1 smp GtGpas asnHfs Setea aabsr Vaa 9erF, SVGL -ba
~ uLa @nnna nns rrmricm m rMr
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
The Owen
Electric Belt & Appliance Go.
2O1 to eli STATE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL.

"5et itsrite e~sitriife Belle Reimbursement | Seroen"
fan man M meo gette bsnapne Or. CUenS 5urrstuing.
life alene ioroi ben omiatter iaa fore geleb 90 bar et
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
SOUTH DAKorA's RoMANCERs.

Fancifully Conceived. Stories That
Fave Little Foundation In Fact.
Several days ago the MORNING NEWS re-
ferred to the yellow back novel" story
mentioned below and characterized it as a
bit of romancing. The following, from the
Chicago Times proves that estimate of the
sensational yarn to have been correct:
The field of romance is being rapidly de-
veloped in South DAKOTA by few master
hands. The other day a story was tele-
graphed from Huron, that state, which
upon its face appeared to be plausible, but an
| investigation gives it every indication OF q
fake The woolly narrative sent out gave
details as as to how H W. Williams, a
Chicago harnesss dealer, discovered that he
was betrothed to his own sister only few
days prior to the time fixed for the we'd
ding. OF course in locating Williams in
Chicago the correspondent in
whose brain the story originated
thought he added piausibllity to
his sensational tale. 1t has become Gus
tom when anything occurs in the way Of
| marital trou bles OF sensations anywhere in
| the United States or Canada to locate either
one or all of the parties concerned in Chi
| cago at some time or another. The South
Dakota correspondent was no exception to
| the rule. He conceived clever fairy tale,
lines and located Mr.. Williams in Chicago.
There are about 900 people listed in the Chi
cago city directory bearing the name Of
| Williams Only one Of them, however, has
the initials Il. w, as given in the story
He, TOO, is in the harness business, being
| foreman of q large establishment at 1856
Lake street. He was seen yesterday, and
upon being shown the telegram, read 1t with
| surprise aud interest. Why" said be,
this is very strange There are many
facts related there which ft my case ex-
actly. For instance, my father was in the
battle of Corinth. but he was not killed
Both be and my mother are to-day alive
and we'll. My sister never has been to Cali
| fornia, as the story says, but is now
married and has a family. 1t is true
that was in Dakota about the time the
article states, and that made soma money
In real estate there, and then returned t.
Chicago. Since then | have been here
working at my trade of harness
maker, as the dispatch relates
10, no, cannot possibly be
the man mentioned. "About forty fami!i les
bearing the name of Williams we're called
upon, but none of them knew Of the exist
ence Of an II. w. Williams. The story tele-
graphed from Huron was a newsy one. but
| the only trouble with 1t seems to be that 1t
was not true.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
Eow'a Your WIfa2

Does she feel poorly all the time, suffer
from lack Of energy, and general mo
account" listless enervation9 She needs a
tonic Something is wrong with her blood.
Run for a doctor Not at all. my dear sir.
Get her bottle Of 2. ?. r. (Prickly Ash,
Poke Root and Potassium, the very best
woman's regulator and tonic extant. It
reaches the source Of trouble quietly and
will be another woman, and will bless the
kind fate that brought p. P. p to her notice
and relief Our best physicians indorse and
reco -nmend Il, and no well-conduoted house,
hold, where pure blood and its concomitant
happiness is appreciated. should be without
it. For sale by reputable medicine men
everywhere
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

bengaline.
Slippers are daintier than ever, and If
one passes the window OF a certain shoe
dealer on Fifth avenue, the dazzling array
of blue, crimson and shades, poised upon
their respective perches will tempt both
eye and pocket book. They are in all sizes
and styles. glisteniDg with beads, or warmly
surrounded by soft down or fur--calmly
waiting for ones choice.
Silver and gold gimps are noticed upon
cloth gowns. Elaborate braided patterns
upon neck, shoulders and sleeves stand
starthngly out upon some dark fabrics
Not many days ago a very pretty one was
seen of gobelln blue and silver-a house
gown, of course. The silver pattern was
graceful and shimmered in the gaslight like
frosted silver, making ones eyes follow the
wearer in perfect state Of fascination.
few women affect the little black court
patches upon their dimpled chins and
cheeks, or place them coquettishly near the
eye, causing it. as l heard one say, TO ap-
pear brighter. o! the inpumerable foibles
and vanitiesl
White lace wells are more and more
prominent. They are not pretty. The pat
terms are too large, and look more like win-
dow curtains and bedspreads than an adorn-
ment to pretty face. | will say nothing
of the homely faces that persist in the
wearing, their vanity must descend upon
their own heads.
Opera wraps are more beautiful and
graceful. ! saw lovely white one not
long ago, bordered with white toque feath-
ers and lined in ciel blue. | fancy home
ly woman could have worn 1t to advantage
as its effect was softening and delicate.
Tiny jeweled watches pinned at the sides
or necks of gowns, are very much seen.
They are small and exquisitely chased Gil
yer ones being the favortes.
Rubies are taken in place of diamonds
and are costly and beautiful. At a certain
wedding few days ago. In New Jersey, the
ushers were generously presented with
scarf pins in which blood red rubies were
held in wire settings. A rare necklace for
the white and shapely neck of brunette, Is
circle of these warmly Flashing gems.
They are both fierce and oriental.
But how superstitious women are
heard of one yesterday who actually wished
to go out into the street with her waist
wrong-sde out-a wrap over it, Of course
and all for luck. ~ shall have bad luck II
| take it off," said she. II always do. am
really peculiar that way" and she looked
| doubtfully at me In her effort TO decide |
felt il my duty to cure her at once Of super
stition, for with some it becomes a ruling
power. until everything has a sign, and the
whole world seems topsy-turvy.
MARGARET HAMM.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

small ears 20 insure its adoption. Lillian
Russell affects IL in her numerous pictures,
and 1t is most becoming TO the queen OF
opera boutfe. At any rate. the style is
more to be desired than the small and classic
braids lying low upon the nape Of the neck g.
Very few can stand them, and they give an
awkward appearance TO the side face, max
Ing some women look unproportionately
broad from noise to head.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
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Is closing very successful Fall and Winter season.
and making unusual preparations for the grandest
display of Spring Millinery south. In order to
surpass previous displays unsparng in our ex
pense to procure from European and home markets the
rarest novelties in the Millinery art We will show pat
terms in Round Hats and Bonnets from the most cele
brated artists in Paris and London and everything beautiful
in the Millinery line will be displayed Grand Millinery
Fair the opening of which will be announced at early
date. Meanwhile entire stock of Winter Millinery is
offered at usual closing price Our Ribbon sale
continued as heretofore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

Old laces are agaIn seen upon the necks
and hems Of evening gowns Guipure is
the fashionable selection, being at once
stylish, and remarkable for variety of pat
tern. Ii is much used in combination with
bengaline.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

A slight cold, If neglected, often attacks the
lungs. Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs give sure
and immediate relief. Sold only in boreS
Price rs cts-Ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

SCOTCH ZEPHYR asts'Se GG VII as SS
DRESS GGHAMS Ss Hondsy f sGSas 5 cents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

Windsor ties. lawn bows and Pequin
goods at LaFar's.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14
FADS AND FANCIES.
SOME THINGS WEICH INTEREST
THE FAIR SEX.

Women's Love of Women-Bonnet
and Fsces-A Musical Turn-Wrin-
Eles and Their Treatment
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

Demi-trains are the only correct things
for house gowns, and as one treads the vel
vet softness Of a carpet, the wearing Of the
QnWn Is r1lansantlv az a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

"A beau at reception, says Clara Belle,
was one of those snubbing brutes of fas-
cinating fellows, and when a girl said.
NOW il you squeeze my hand again I'll
never speak TO you any more" he answered
seriously, You put premium on audacity.
Miss Kate.n Then he did it again, and now
she does not know what 70 do.
How the mirrors differ in their refiec-
tions. When q belle looks into her boudoir
mirror she accepts its verdict and says:
"As l see myself there so Others see me.
Yet any one has only to 60 into numer-
ously mirrored place to learn what various
reports different mirror give. You look
gray in ore and motley in another; your
eyes are dull here and bright there. So you
really don't know how you look.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

Black lace gowns are still prominent. A
departure in somberness is thankfully re.
ceive1, for the pretty graceful patterns are
now showing over backgrounds OF Mile
green, ciel blue and ivory white, while
shoulder knots of the two colors, are
mingled most artistically.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

the high German knot is becoming the
fashionable style of couture. 1t Il difficult
to arrange, and requires shapelg head and
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-14

conversation ran round table the
other day, concerning the ages of various
singers that had appeared before the New
York public, and every man was confident
that the women mentioned we're five or six
years older than they ackno wledged. 1t would
not have been SO bad. If they had not
finished with the assertion THAT they
looked 1t too" Anything like this. de-
livered in triumphant manner, makes one
feel really sorry for the confusion of
tongues.