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Crushed ViOlets"
Is as delicate in flavor as a cObweb in
texture.
HENnRICkS DRI-G STORE.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The brotherhood of st. Andrew
held a very interesting meeting last
Wednesday evening, Mr.. w. n.
Guthrie leading the discussion. The
subject was the Rule of Prayer" and
the next subject will be The Rule of
Service"
Elder H. G. Fleming breaches
regularly every Sunday morning and
evening at the Christian Church. His
text last Sunday morning was Gala
tions vii:l5; subject of his sermon,
"A New Creature" Text for the
evening worship, Romans i:l6-l7i
theme, THE Gospel of Christ: the
Power of God Unto Salvation"
Sunday-schDOle every Sunday at 9 80
AN On last Sunday the sunday
school superintendent reIue ted that
the entire Sunday school should
rnt morize the first Psalm, as they are
the memory verses for next Sundays
less II.
1t will be gratifying to the friends
of Rev. II. b. Mahone, to learn that
the Baptist cong egation have made
arrangements whereby it will be TO
his inte est to remain in our midst.
Mr.. Mahoney has n host of friends
that would have regretted his depart
urP.
There will be Communion serv-
ices at the Baptist, Meth udist, Epieco-
pal, and Presbyterian Churches, next
Sunday morning.
Communion service will be held
| in the Baptist Church Sunday morn
! ing at II o'clock.
The members of the Presbyterian
| Church will have the officers report
read to them next Sunday morning
lie is expected that every member will
| be present to hear it.
Preparations for the entertain
ment to be given by the Ladies' Aid
| Society of st. Peters Church are pro-
| crossing, and it promises an enjoyable
! time to all who attend. The proceeds
| will be used to purchase new pew'
| for the church.
Bishop Quintard will Otficiate il
| Grace Church, Spring Hill, Sunday
! April 3, at 10 A. NJ, and Z 80 p. NJ.
Mr.. Joshua Guest led the Young
Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor with Bible reading last Sun
day afternoon.
L. L. P. NJ. will meet at thu
Presbyterian session room as usua
Friday p. NJ. at o'clock. Subject
Eph. 4, 81 Leader, Mrs f. B. Webb
A full attendance earnestly desired
"Be We kind one to another"
House for Rent.
A nice five room cottage, with serv
ants room and other conveniences, OF
Sixth Street, between Garden anC
North Main, in q good neighbOrhOoI
and close Robustness. Apply to
mch11-if.
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MayGS, Walker & FriGTSOn.
Howard Female College HOnOrs.

Among those winning honOrs de-
cided by scholarship at Howard Fee
male College. Gallatin, this yea ,
was Miss Agnes Scott, of Mt. Plea :
ant, this county. During the last
four years, the Maury County you g
ladies attending that school have re-
ceived a large share of the honor s
bestOMe ed by the faculty.
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Administrators Notice.

Having duly qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of w. B. Gates,
deceased, hereby notify all parties
holding claims against same to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for pay
ment. All parties indebted to said
estate must come forward and settle
at once. A. z. ROBERTS. april
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PrnnertY Recovered.

Mr.. J. Frank Anderson who had his
pants, with $500 ia money, stole n
last week, has recovered his stolen
property. The thief, whoever he may
have been, brought the pants with the
money back, and placed them in Il
back room, through small window,
where Mr.. Anderson found them the
next morning.
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Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

Act on a new principle-regulat-
ing the liver, stomach and bowels
through the nerUes. A new discovery
DIR. Miles Pills speedily cure bill
iousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles
constitution. Unequaled for men
women, children. Smallest, mildest
surest! so doses 25 cts. Samples free
at Rains & Sons. junel9 1y
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If you think of buying a pair OF
shoes soon, this is an opportunity for
you, and you had better come early
as they will not last long at the price,
We have everything in shoes for men,
women and children.
We show all the new things in
Spring Dress Goods-fresh and pretty
they are too. If your thoughts tend
toward black dress, by all means see
our stock before ouying. Not only
can we please you in the goods, but
we can save you money.
Big stock of carpets, straw mating
oil mating and rugs just received.
Yours, anxious to please,
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FOR TRUSTEE.

WYE are authorized to announce MUM
w FORD -. KUHN as a candidate for re-
election TO the office of Trustee OF Maury
County 1T he ensuing August election. Dem
Ocratic nominee.
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Manted-TMentY Mares

want twenty we'll bred pacing
aud trottiug mares to farm. Address
W. c. Jones, Columbia, Tenn. II.
lee Cream! Ice Cream!
We are now ready to deliver ice
cream in aEy quantity
Price per gallon $l.25.
Price per gal in 10 gallon lots 81
Leave orders at Cook 4 Moore.
CAFFEY " MOORE.
Columbia Jersey Farm.
maro5 if
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DEPOsITORs' PROPOSITION
To the Officers of the Columbia Bank
ing Company.

The following propositions from the
creditors of the Columbia Banking
Company to certain officers and dIrcc-
tors of the bank is being circulated and
largely signed. The proposition Is as
follows:
To J. c. WoOten, Lucius Frierson, }.
NJ. Mayes, John NJ. Allen and III. b..
TitcOmb:
We, the depositors of The Columbia
Banking Company undersigned, repre-
senting large number Of the depositors
of said bank, will advise the trustee to
settle with you on the following terms
J. C. WOOten to surrender all claims he
/ holds against the Columbia Banking
! Company, and all securities, including
the Rive house and lot, the ). ID. Frier-
son farm and the list of collateral notes
amounting to $4,000, described in the
! bill.
The claim of Wooten being esti-
| mated at. ..-.-. o.. o. 80 wv
! Luoius Frierson to pay or secure
! to the satisfaction Of the Trus-
/ John NJ Allen Observation-Disclosures 10000
j.. NJ. MaYeS 800. ....-.--..---- o'Jue
n r. Tiicomb ...... ............ 6,6JI
SG9,65G
This is, of course, only intended as a
settlement with the officers, Stockhold-
ers and directors OF said bank, and not
| to Discharge parties above named from
any debts they owe the Columbia Bank
ing Company as individuals on notes
! overdrafts, accounts, etc.
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Will Exchange MOIasses For Potatoes.
If you have no money L will sell
YOU 81 gallon barrel New Orleans
Molasses for 10 barrels of potatoes, to
be delivered 18th of June next. Call
quick. l want to clear them out.
marIS-lt. JACOB BARKER.
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Wanted-TMentY Mares.
Henry Gross

Proprietor of The Famous the old
aud reliable merchant WIND known
for fair and square dealing, would 9
pleased to see his old customers as
well as new ones. Between Chaffin
bros. and EariS.
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream!

We are now ready to deliver ice
cream in any quantity.
Price per gallon, $l.25.
Price per gal in 10 gallon lots 81
Leave orders at Cook & Moore.
CAFFEY & MOORE.
Columbia Jersey Farm.
mar25-tf.
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II WHAT SHALL 1T BE" THIS
TIME?

A bargain sale to be a genuine af-
fair, must have offerings of merit, and
that's what we will offer you next
MONDAY, APRIL 4TH.
We have AS pairs of ladies' and
gents shoes that we are saving for
that day. The ladies' shoes are mos
ly fine kid button, and are from the
McEwen & Dale stock. They cost,
Wholesale, from 81 to 50 30 cents per
pair; sizes to s. The mems shoes
cost from 81 II to SO 80, wholesale,
and run in sizes from 6 to 10.
On Monday morning, April 4th, we
will have the entire lot on a center
table in our store marked
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JOHN = WEST:
&,UNDERTAKER.zLe

Also d. aIer in all kinds OF Metallic, Cloth and
Wood Baskets and Cases, Burial Robes, etc
Bodies enbalmed and prepared for ship
mpnt Orders in town or county promptly
attended 10 at all hours, day or night.
ELEGANT HEARSE
And careful drivers. Orders respectfully
solicited. Charges mOdera lie.
ONCE and sample-rOOm corner sixth ana
Main Streets. Telephone IS. marlS SIN.
OUEENSWARE.
Our stock of dinner, tea, and toilet sets is
large, and we are prepared to give some bar
gains to reduce stock.
mars st DoBBINS " EWING
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Credftors of Rank of CoIumhio

You are hereby notified that on
Wednesday, April 9th 1892, L will
begin paying to the creditors the
second prorata Of per cent.
aprI-2t a. n. AKIN, Trustee.
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SOMETHING NEW

The man that said "there is nothing new
under the sun" never examined our stock OF
glassware. We are daily rCceiVing new pat
ferns at surprisingly low prices.
mars St DOBBINS Il EWING.
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The Columbia AthenGum is making
a change in one of the Octagon build
ings for library nse. The arrange
ment, when completed, will make a
well ventilated and well lighted room.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR COUNTY
OFFICES.

FOR SHERIFF.
WYE are authorized to announce p. II
w RAGSDALE, of the 18th district, as q
candidate for Sheriff Of Maury County, al
the ensuing August election. Democratic
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The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. =. street, J. NJ. Mayes and w. F
Embrv under the firm style of Street, EN-
brv 4 co is this day dissolved, J. NJ. Maye:
and W. +. Embry retiring.
The business will be conducted by j. +
Street under the firm name of J. street
& co, who assumes all Liabilities Of thf
old firm, and to whom must be paid all debt
owing to said firm. april Il
Choice line Fancy Candy at
april If \. o. MChENNoS'S'
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Will Exchange MOlasses For Potatoes.
If you have no money [ will sell
you 81 gallon barrels OF New Orleans
Molasses for 10 barrels of potatoes, to
be delivered 18th of June next. Call
quick. 1 want to clear them out.
marlS-It, JACOB BARKER.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the Bank OF
Columbia are earnestly requested to
come forward, make settlement and
save costs. A. N. AKIN, Trustee.
aprl-2t.
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Lois For Sale.
Wauted-Twenty Mares

"a Lots in Helm Addition to Co
lumbia. Easy paymets.
1t +, w. GAMBLE.
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tn Merchants.

Old Virginia CherOOts, Dukes Ci-
garettes and Red Seal Cigars, sold to
the trade at factory prices by the
1t f w. GAMBLE GROCERY Co.
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Icty IcPi Ice!

w. J. Guest & Co. will deliver ice
at any hour of the day, and especially
on Sunday. Telephone No. 80.
aprI-It w. J. GUEST & Co.
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Parties having friends going away or vi
iting them will please notify us by Lelephol
or otherwise
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copa rtnership heretofore existing be-
tween j. J. Underwood and W. r. Fitzger-
aid in stan ding live stock, is dissolved. All
monies due to said firm must be paid to
said UUderw. cd or his agent at Williams
port. This March 18th, 1892.
j. j. UNDERWOOD.
aprill Al W. +. FITZGFRAID
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You are Invited

TO come and see our new spring Mil
linery. We are also special agents
for Madame GriswOld's celebrated
corset. Miss TEENIE GARrNER u Co.
apr1-2t Next door to pOstOilice.
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Merchants, don't forget that the +
w. Gamble Grocery Co., is selling
Fresh Crackers at Nashville prices
Try us and save the freight. 1t.
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Bacon! Bacon! Bacon!

For bacon, flour, coffee and sugar
90 to Lazarus & Sons. Cheaper than
any house in the city for cash.
apr1-1t.
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FIOuri FIOurI FIou.I

want twenty well bred pacing
and tTOtting mares to farm. Address,
w. c. Jones, Columbia, Tenn. If.
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Paints! Paints!

The largest and best line in the
city. All guaranteed.
IT HENDRICKS DRUG STORE.
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ICE CREAM FREEZERS.
We are still agents for the celebrated Gem
and American Ice Cream FreeZers. Guaran-
teed to take less ice, freeze quicker, aud last
longer than any freezer made.
mar25 81 DOBBINS x EWING.
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w. z. woLDRIDGE.- R. q. IRVINE, JR.
JOSEPH fowler.
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T.. J. TUCKER n co.
l{IocL, Hpod Tom and his RTO;hpT

Are still at the old stand, South
Main Street, next door to George
Hodge, where you can buy all kinds
of groceries, wines and liquors cheap
for cash. aprl-lt.
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Arctic Soda Water.

Our fountain is now open for
the season, fully equipped with
everything requisite for dispens-
ing the purest and best soda
water. We manufacture our own
j fir it juices direct from the fruits,
aid do not use the "brOught-on"
juices which are put up by manu-
lecturers N large quantities and
mixed with alcohol and chemic-
ais to preserve them, which not
/ only Injuries their delicate flavor,
but renders them deleterinus to
health. Our motto, "Dispense
| only the purest aud best" which
has always been our ruling prin-
ciple in the conduct of our drug
business, is equally as carefully
] guarded in the manufacture of
our soda water We have the
only perfect tumbler washer in
the city, which keeps our glasses
constantly perfectly c.ean, and
] washes them as clean to-day a.
| they would be to morrow. But
we do not by any means claim
that cleanliness is a "new feat
| ure" in our business.
/ A b RAINS
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House for Rent.

A nice five room cottage, with serv-
ants room and other cOnveniences, on
Sixth Street, between Garden and
North Main, in a good neighbOrhOod
and close Robustness. Apply to
JOHN w. FRIERsoN, JR.
mch11-tf.
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Hats
Mnkine Chnnges for the LihrnrY.

OF all styles and cOlOrs, Stetson and
other leading makes sold cheaper
than anywhere.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Fresh Virginia Land Plaster.
mars u w. +. ENTRY, Agent.
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VERY CHEAP.

Que first-class leather top buggy, used only
a month or two.
One full leather top barouche, used one
year. j. T. STREET 90.
april 2t
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OUR SPRING sTOCI

OUR SPRING STOCK
or baby buggies has inst arrived. Call and
nsrS5 81 DoBBINs 4 EWING,
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flour in the city-cheap for cash.
Rprl-lt. LAZARUS 81 Sons.
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ELEGANT HEARSE
sTOCKHOLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the COLUMBIA HERALD COMPANY, Will be
held at the office of the company on Thurs
day, April eth 1892, at 10 O'Clock, A: NJ, for
the purpose of electing a board OF directors
Tor the ensuing wear, and for the transaction
of any other business that may be presented.
By order OF the President.
mars q +. ID. LANDER. GenT Mana ger.
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s. 08 per pair, Spot Cash.

table in our store marked
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COLUMBIA BRICK WORKS. RIIns on
J North Garden Street. ONCE, Ninth and
Garden. at the Furniture Factory. Tele-
phone *. +. IL. SMITH, proprietor.
2JO,OoO Brick now ready for delivery.
maril 3Tn
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nISSnIIIrInN OLE pARTNERSHIP.

COME AT ONCE!
II you want a good second hand corn planter.
We have two for sale cheap.
nnrI ~ j. z. STREET 4 Co.
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CUT FLOW Frs AND PLANTS FOX SALE
AT COLUMBIA GREEN HOUSE.
NJ Sell Roses .............. 10 to 10 cents
CaIIas. 10 to - cents
Floral Baskets, bouquets, Funeral deS guS,
etc. built TO order in latest styles.
Plants # all kinds ut lowest prices. Roses
our specially. ~ Cabbage and tomato
plants for sale. mars If
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Glassware direct from the factories and can
sell YOU beautiful new and finished glass
ware, for less money, than you pay Tor year
before last patterns at other houses.
mars st DoBBINS II EWING.
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Visit The Famous
or for New York

And look at their immense shoe stock
and convince yourself OF low prices.
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COUNTY MAILS.

Fricrson, Lipscomb. Hampshire, Isoms'
store and Kettle Mills arrive every day
except Sunday at $3.50 A. NJ; depart at /
o'clock p
Mail for Isoms' Store and Kettle Mills goes
from Hampshire and back three times a
week-Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
TimmOns. Mowd, Santa Fe, Water Valley
Jones' Valley, and Fly, daily except sun
dav; to Santa Fe three times a week, to
Mowd from Timmons, and three times a
week to FLY, Water Valley and Jones Val
ley from Santa Fe; arrive $3.50 A. M, depart
2P NJ.
Bigbyville, Broadview, and Southport dali
Iv except Sunday: arrive at IL O'Clock a.
NJ, depart 3 o'clock, Z. NJ.
Ben, Sawdust Valley, Williamsport and
Duck River daily except sunday; arrive
at II O'Clock, A. NJ, and depart at 1890 p NJ
Andrews Iasea, MalIard, KedTOn and Brit
ton Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays;
arrive at y O'clock, M, depart 1880 =. NJ
The morning call., 1892-05-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CD

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. x1<a
18th and 10Th Of each month calling at AI1s9Y
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America
Through line sailngs-May ii, SIS. City of sgd
ney; May 20. SIS. San Jose; June 4. IS San Juan
NAY LINE To MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS Al NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH calling at Mazatlan. San Bias, Manzanilto.
Acapulco. Port Angel, Salna Cruz, Fonala. San
Benito oeos Champerteo, San Jose de Guatemala
Aeafutia, La 1ibertad La Union. Amepaia. CorfaE1
San Juan del Sur and PuntA Arenas
Way line saiiing-May lS. at ~ O'Clock noon. SIS
Acapulco.
VIII the regular sailing date falls on Sunday,
steamers will be dispatched the preceding saturday
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND MONOCHROME
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers foe
Shanghai. and at Hong Kong for East IndisA
Straits. ETC.:
City OF Peking ....... Saturday, May 81. at p
City of Rio de Janeiro. Tuesday June Il, at p
Peru.......... Thursday. July T. az 2.
Ro1nd-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return asss'
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THE NoBLEK LOVER.

II be be a nobeF lover. take him!
You In you seek, and not myself
Love with mems what women choose to make hin
Seraph strong 10 soar, or fawn-eYed ELF
All L am or can, our beauty gave IT.
Lifting me moment nigh TO you.
And my BIT OF heaven fain would save it
Mine | thought II was, l never knew.
What you take OF me Is yours TO serve you,
All give, you gave 70 me before;
Let him win you! IL but deserve you,
/ keep all you grant 10 him and more;
You shall make me dare what others dare not,
You shall keep my nature pure as snow,
And a light from you that others share not
Shall transhgure Inc Where'er go.
Let me be your thralli However lowly
BE the bondsman's service / can do,
Loyalty shall make IL high and holy:
Naught can be unworthy done for you.
Men snail say "a lover of this fashion
Such an icy mistress we'll beseems,"
Women say Gould We deserve such passion,
We might be the marvel that he dreams"
JAMES RUSSELL Lo WELL.
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the shoulder seam. The under arm seam is
the only one in the sleeve. and the cuff
opening is slashed at the back of the arm
The front edge OF the slash is narrowly
hemmed and is covered with an overlap.
which is joined to the back edge OF the
slash. The overlap should be folded and
stitched across Que end. This furnishes the
point, which should be stitched down ac-
cording to the usual sbirt-sleeve. the back
edge of the slash. The overlap should have
square corners and be buttoned with two
buttonholes and buttons on two pairs OF cuff
hnftope
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fancy striped satin and gauze ribbon tone
deeper which. is also repeated under the
drapery; in the center of each bow is a
small medallion of the lace. Each rib is
decorated with seven bows of the same rib
bon, in graduated sizes. The ribs are further
defined by rows of the medallons joined by
beading. A pink bow is on top Of the ebony
handle and black one at the other end.
Other dainty shades are seen in simple
chiffon and crep0n, just shirred full at the
top, and adorned with TWO or three fiounces
Of the same material. All tones of color are
used, from cream up through the grays and
tang to black. and individual taste is the
only rule 30 follow.
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WOMEN And HOME.
How to Take Advantage Of slipping
Shoulders.
Fancy Work With Nails-A Blouse for Those
Who Are Slender - A Street
Costume.

Slipping shoulders, one of woman's good
points, have of late been but little regarded,
says writer In the Season, but they are
again coming to the fore, inasmuch as some
spring mantles mot paletots) are made to
fall plainly on the shoulders, and entirely
without any puff. The line of beauty is
scarcely thus attained. as the fullness of
the dress sleeve makes an impress on the
mantle. The fashionable idea = broad
shoulders and narrow hips-is attempted in
The morning call., 1892-05-08

combination of eX-
IRENE plainness and
striking con tras 81 S
seems TO he the newest
fancy. One of the
latest of these is made
of navy blue serge.
The gored skirt Is
quite plain, finished at
the bottom with rows
Of stitching. The short
and slightly pointed
bodice is perfectly plain
in the back. with a little
fullnesS in from d.
Around the bottom of
the waist is a broad
bunch of Scotch plaid
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every possible way. and to attain it even
the slimness of the waist is abandoned.
The cape is the best help in this respect,
and the name includes every variety of
mantle. exclusive of the paletot. The cape
proper is q round pelerine cut In one piece
and reaching to the knees; the top can
have several graduated collars, short peie-
rine. ruchings or a hood. The more or less
eccentric deyiations show two, three or
more rows Of large collars.
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A Remarkable Case

Three years ago a young lady of Fall
River was lit ON the left side of her head
by falling sign as she was walking alonga
street in Boston, This was followed by
brain fever. After some weeks she was as
well In mind aud body as ever, but from
right-handed person she had become so
left handed that she could neither cut, sew
nor write with the right hand, but found it
easy TO do all these things with her left.
Her rinht hand n.as o knIt o n snfnl g har