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The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

TUE late duke Of Devonshirc has. i,
appears, left very large legacy to tho
physician who used to attend him, n
sum far beyond anything grateful pa.
ticuts usually bcqucath TO thcir mcdi-
cal advisors, so that his course is be.
ing compared to the exactly opposit,
one adopted by the eccentric old Mar
quis of bloomsbury, who paid his doc.
tor very large fee every day to kccr
him we'll, with the distinc. under.
standing that he was to expect moth.
ing in the nature Of a bcquest when he
should fail to live up to his part of his
agreement and his patient should fail
to live.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
IT now seem. probable tina. the o

IT now seems probable that the Of.
Gccrs Of the Worlds Fair will realize
much more than 81 sou, 900 from the
5000, 900 souvenir half dollars given
by Congress. One man has- already
offered four Milo, dollars for the lot,
and other bidders stand ready TO pa,
premium Of 100 per cent for small
quantities. When il is considered tina,
about 60, 0oO. 900 Americans, besides a
large number Of foreigners, would eacl
like one Of these coins. il become.
evident that they might be sold for .
large premium.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
TIE successful entertainment ~ 8

THE successful entertainment Of 80
large a crowd as attended the Knights
TcmplOr conclavc, is a feather in the
cap of Denver. 1t makes clear the
fact that it is city Of great resources
and that no society, no matter how
large, need hesitate to select Denver
as its meeting place. There is with
out doubt great advantage to Denver
and the whole west in being able to
get such throng Of people there from
all parts Of the country in order that
they may sec what their attractions
and resources really are. Many q
visitor attending the conclave express.
ed unalloyed astonishment to find q
people 60 civilized and a city SO pro.
grcssivc on the western border Of the
Great American Desert.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
No i,crIln E.h,bi,,op.

Emperor William has dccislvcly squclchcd
the proposed Berlin international exhibition.
The Re'ehssaneiger states that the emperor.
acting on rcpor, from Chancellor Caprvl,
has withdrawn all official support from the
scheme. The chsnccllor's report declares, 1t
IS said, that the reasons for not approving OF
the exhibition arc that only small portion
OF the German industrial societies held that
an exhibition was desirable and that ma
jority Of tho federal government denied its
necessity on economic grounds. In this in.
stance the emperor, who personally favored
tho holding Of an exhibition, has bowed be.
fore the will Of the majority.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
M.hr thr Rsi. Icrmancn,.

A Chicago dispatch says: The Santa Fc
official, now say they will more than make
good their estimate Of last week, claiming for
the road s5o.0O pront out OF the Colorado cx.
cur,ion business. Up t. noon Saturday they
had landed 1921 si2 passengers In Colorado
Springs. Mani,ou and Denver. and received
thcrcfrom the neat sum Of ss6,t2i. On Satur.
day a.f22 passengers left Kansas City, thu.
adding to the above revenue s25.i6j. and
swelling the total to sila.Iss. The number
leaving Chicago, Kansas City and other point.
Saturday, Sunday and Sunday night would
bring the crowd handled By the Santa Fc roat
mp TO 10000, and the revenue taken In $50,
600. "lf out Of this sum-" said one OF III,
officials. Eve don't clear $4,000, then an
ready to give Il NM
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

D. W. Shea of Hartford, a Harvard College
student and member Of the Harvard crew
aud football team, and Sidney Smith of Balls
ton, the son Of wealthy and prominent fami-
ly, fought bloody prize fight at Balls,on,
New York, on the sth, 10 settle q long stand.
Ing controversy as to their prowcss. The fight
was for blood. Smith Knocked out Shea In
the second round. Shea was badly punished,
and dispute - to tho time Of tho second
round nearly precipitatcd general fght
among the two dozen ppecsasors, friends Of
the fighters.
Smith weighed l5s pounds and Shea LIS.
The umc Of the nrst round WA two minutes,
the second round one minute and dfty-four
seconds. The fight vas under Londos psixs
49, mia
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

\ ST. Louis firm has started new
busincs-,hat Of selling icc.wa,cr to
cabmcn, coachmcn and Others. A ean
Is supplied To each carriage, which i,
filed with ice before starting out on a
Journey. the contents Of which are q
be used both for the horses and the
occupants Of the carriage. Sponge.
are used on the horses heads, during
hot weather, and they arc saturated
with water, from the eau, as often a.
necessary.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

AcconpiSo TO an exchange, a ives
tern editor IL reported To have hi,
upon plan to keep subscription.
PAID uD that t--->L----.---n.-.
time delinquent subscriber Is men.
toned in his paper his maine /. invcrt.
cd. For example, ''muS ssuor and
wife are spending = few days in Chi.
cago. Every other subscriber under.
stands wha, il means, aud there is a
grand rush To get right side up again.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
NEWS OF THE MIXES.
H,vs 0sshsrsA fr.'~ ali s'ssss ~ csssssss
esd Aalsssss Dassrtets.

The r.,u.viiie /. ou,pu,,is: thirty tons Of
Freddy, shish 1, concentrated into ah"nt
zen ton. at the mlli. fne mine never looked
setter, and were better price Of silver to
pa,aii, would so.pa leeoane . heavy di'idetd
psyer.-sd~rss. -u.as1.
wsiburn Bfos. shipped car load Of ore
from their lease on shaft No. Of Tie May
Max.rpa. last Friday, and another one Iuts-
lay Of hi, sees. The shsft I. >Ikin; VERY
good, and the Lsys viii surely make . siakr
be,ose .nos rie.--- irkin P.,s Goss.
III. Sheep MountAia .unnei and Mimi:
Company arc mssiI: preparations To pat Ia
an electric plant aai are pattia; In = lam
just above the falls Ia give them greater
po9-f. Al the ZANE time thry ke.? pushing
thrlr tunnel ahead 18th three .hifis-cSys's
Garrett
Dolomlie line ~As struck IN the bfoAr"
IInl iaunri hi. week. r~kin. ih- Silver
' Horn tunnel for basis. whieh started ~ NE
other side Of the .Lai~ aud run 30 feet te-
fore cutting the contact, the Brolen hill 'un-
MI soaid have .,-ol, a.oD fec, of Inns yet :"
| 10 tiroa:s IT, c.p Is.<,.
| The ,foneisi has shipped three carr within
the ia., fof,nis h,-sae "a mill al bses
Ila4k Zoe ,r,t aud t.o To Durango 10 iLr
san Jna, smcliIns eosspSny. The Last car
,snpl.,i ran "a, e.,aes. silver to the ton, and
the "se ,aA'" "l' " e""'''h"'
value 'he COMPANY nv" -
range 20 h'li A"' "a'h ~ "'' ''''''
mario e"mnsnr u ''iii sinsins The
A'n ,H-.L ih''e '.ih' OF minef' arc eH''
3 ihs "'e 70 Tue hp'i"ln Ia ahof VI
u'"''p "'lll Hif,- In The s.oip"'
| WI ava i-''n' .i-'n, s'"' irri iron TIE
.h hWsHs "a' br-n male - foe'.
"'N va. Hp-in- orc '--'J. Is Inches aide.
".N" e"'ni-'''d OF ,r'io~ copper sud
i"ur or h'r tons Is nos assi'i"; chip
il' 'A', 'r'"rn' 'h"~oi value oi sop
-" 's-s'g ot's'"0''
The pr,,.yix,,t, ,,,.s n ns.,,,
ju.s s.r., N. c,r,., ,,,r, H.. a. ,.-,,.,,,,,
...,i-r. s.,.u. ..,s.,, ,.., a.. .,,,,,,,', ~,
the d.ii, .a,pu, 4. .i..,t a, ,... a, 49,. ~.
orc i..,.s. rams. fc,m 40 a, ,,,.. IA -. L.,
Ia thleln,., AMI AZ. ,,,,., a. a, u.,,.,1 ~.
mine ~hrrr J.sriui,.a at -prk !. e.rlr.i o..
i-"iiy toms are ~nsss.-i In haniin. the
product a. thr kry .iobe frpta whence n 4.
.Llpt..I IA I.a,.l,t, -, ~, -.
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The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

Tgr ine"nsid-ra,c person. who arc
demanding the holding Of a barbecue
IN the Worlds Fair headquarters with
certain official. on the spit arr forget
ting that the Worlds Fair salary liz,
was but recently submitted to the rig.
ID aud not too friendly scrutiny Of Mr..
poclerys congressional investigating
committee.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
SKiLOH'S
CON S u M P TITO N
CURE.

The suee.ss % ti.is Gee. copgh Care IL
without parallel . the history Of medicine.
Alldru si.is 'rs author - ~ ON q pos-
live g1i.F-EiOs, o. issi Tia, 20 o,hesenEe can
fucsss.iaii- r'1. Sf q; my hecc.ne
kn1GH, tbs l'rupTi-. -ra. 80 a. eicrn'ous es-
psnre. sse pr sing s-rir'- ta'tis Free iato
sgsr home o. ~ nai'.a .,..el AID Canada.
% so,l AL.s a gs1gl. 1910 Throat, or Dfon-
Mills, rtai', fss Is VIII raf1 sou. II your
child hss the Crdsp. ~ Nbropins Cough. use
I, nf"g.o,lr. and ssi.tf y sure. ~ ,oa dread
M, irsidio'.1 uisessc cons nrilon' use ~
AK ypar Druggist Ter s'iiLoii's CUBE,
Price 10 Cts. - ets- ana si.ni, lifonf i-"nss
~ ,1ss IN Ut-k ans, u.s. Hhiioa's Porous
Pias,-r. Ffirr -.cis. i'oE ssis " FL Drug
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

T4e aieSa ss YY..:. A.: f. /: .p G.ea to the
House Tor an hour .nd tel minutes
last week with his old time feryor,
would sscm To indicate tina, he is
worth several dead men yet
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

General Denver, who has Just died
although man who has figured con
spieuously in the history Of tho West,
will be remembered chiefly for h'a
namesake, the city.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

IRIS not likely that an ordinary Far
enheit thermometer will be Of amy
service in taking the temperature o!
the coming campaign In this State.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

Another seasonable hinr While
passing a summer girl in summer'siri
sttirc, wear a cabbage leaf in your hat
and keep calm.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20
CVNagNT COMMENT.

TUE chief industries Of Honduras
and Bolivia are prospecting as usual
Both have lively Instructions on
hand.
The Meeker herald., 1892-08-20

Two Harvard graduates who have
mastered the higher studies aud the
humaniiies have been holding a
prixe-lghl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Velvets this season are IN great
demand, not only for Dress Trim
mings, but for Hat Trimmings az
well.
A standard quality of Velvet
at a standard price excites no
especial interest, but when we are
able to offer you lowing to a for
tunate cash purchase from an
unfortunate importer) a line of
fine 21-inch Silk Velvets in all
shades, possessing a Sl.25 value,
for Csc. we know you will be
interested.
Another great bargain is a
complete line of Is different
standings in Silk Irridescent Vel
vets, which are now being sold in
Richmond for 81 80 per yard,
our price on this special lot, sl.12.
Better values were never offered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
KaN|l|1ll & Cl.
Cor. Fourth and Broad SIS.
RIBBONS

Tomorrow we shall offer 70,
sale a big purchase of Ribbons
made last week, consisting Of
5000 pieces All-Silk MORE and
Plain Faille in all colors.
The advance in raw silk, OWING
to short crops and increased de.
mand, makes this purchase one
which should invite your special
attention. 1t is true the quantity
is exceptionally large, but We
shrink not from quantity when
we can get quality and price.
Our buyer calls it the sensa.
tional bargain Of the season, and
he knows whereof he speaks
Let US quote you a few prices
on standard widths for Millinery
and Dress Trimming Purposes.
No. 16, All-Silk More, all
colors, 15c.; No. %, All-Silk
Moire, all colors, lie.
Special prices on Faille and
Gros-Grain Satln-Edge for this
sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Alb,marle County.

SCoTTSVILLE. VA. Nov. AIRS.
Langford. Miss Langford and Mrs James
L. Jarman are visiting Mrs. Mary A.
Jones.
Miss Matte Jones is visiting at Mr.. c..
W. Leckies at Triford.
Miss Hattie Poland has returned from
Richmond.
Miss Emma Blackwell is the guest Of
the Misses Poland.
Miss Lille F. Pitts has returned from
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Huntley, Of Rich
mond, are guests Of Mrs. p. V. Poland
Mr.. Allen {. Hill returned last week
from the City of Mexico, where he has
lived for some time. lie is now in New
York.
Miss Sarah Brown and Miss Matte
Ayres. Of Arvonia, are guests of Miss
Maggie Clements this week.
MIR. G.. Mason billiard and Mr. Tomlin,
of Norfolk are visiting here
Warren-Captain John A. Alexander
and family have returned 10 their home
here for the winter.
William Follit, G. Pigone and 8. V.
King have returned from Coyner's
Springs.
Mr. John S. Trevillian has been home
on visit this week.
Esmont-Mrs. r. A. Harris has re-
turned 10 her home at Glendower, after
spending several weeks with her mother
here.
Mrs. c. D. Clarke is still very i'll.
Mr. j. c. Crobarger, who went TO
Lynchburg 10 attend the fair and was
taken I'll. though much better. has
not yet returned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
WRAPS

The Cloak news is always in
teresting. 1t is doubly SO just
at this time. There is hardly a
day passes but what we are in re-
ceipt OF new lots, all under price
Now do not buy cloaks for
friendships sake altogether. The
saving of a few dollars on a gar
ment whether it be for Lady,
Miss or Infant is a strong argu-
ment.
We have used this argument
freely and are now using it with
the best results.
If YOU are in need of a gar
ment we will take pleasure IN
serving you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Of the young people have been out 10
learn what fate has In store for them'
one OF the fortune-tellers is quite an at
,ractive-looking young girl, with prIgn,,
flashing eyes, and the boys al prefer
that the bright prospects Of their future
shall be painted by her. rather than any
of the old danes =,
Mr.. r. s. Hunter, son OF the iate -. H.
II. Hunter. large farmer, OF HS9eA
county was I'm the city this week.
Cantain IT. McCracken attended a
meeting OF the board OF directors OF the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum. in Williams
burg, Thursday.
Miss Lillian Dunaway or Louuoun
county. is spending the winter with the
family OF Dir. r. w. Colbert, IN this
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
UNDER WEAR.

The weather makes it impera-
tive. The only question il,
"where to buy the best and
cheapest" That question is salts
factorily answered right over our
counters.
We have all sizes from the In
fant's Vest to the Extra-Slze
Ladies'.
Infants Vests range in price
from Csc. up to 75c.
Ladies Vests and Pants, from
25c. cheap grade, to the fine I'M
ported Merino at s. 80.
You will find prices in this
department that will interest you
if YOU are it the MOOD for buying
Winter Underwear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Death Of TennYsnn.

In his peaceful home at Aldworth Eng
lands dying poet lay,
flushed was every voice OF Nature, as
his spirit passed away.
Silver moonbeams through the windows,
made the chambers only light
Marking all the outlines clearly, in the
darkness Of the night
And with Rembrandt Dicturesqueness,
lighting up the scene OF death:
While the loved ones gathered round him,
watching for his dying breath.
Not the rock of pain or sorrow caused
ripple on the tide
or that gentle life now ebbing, to In
finite oceans side.
Full OF years and rich In honors, with
the bay leaf on his brow,
He. who, whilom, sang so sweetly Is Tor
ever silent now.
Soft the south wind sObs his requiem
through the branches Of the yeW,
And the fading flowers OF autumn SHINE
with pearly tears OF dew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
The st%r-Eved Goddess of Reform.
after L. W. Aliens THE Coming Of His
FeetD

(After L. W. Aliens THE Coming Of His
Feet.O
From the glory Of the summer, when the
reapers in the sun
Gather in the golden harvest Of the
wheat
To the glory Of the autumn. when the
reapers work Is done,
We listen for the coming of her feet.
We listen for the coming of the feet so
long delayed
For the echo of their coming, bold and
fleet;
And we reach out hands Of welcome to
the splendid star-eyed maid,
And we listen TO the coming Of her
feet.
We have Ionged to hear that football,
and TO know that from its tread
In the meadow, by the river on the
street,
The poor man feels the burden less, the
tOier lifts his head.
As they listen to the coming of her
feet.
In the summer-sweet savannahs, in the
land of dew and rose,
In the regions where the rocks and
waters meet.
North, and South, and West and East,
under suns and under SHOWS.
They listen for the coming her feet.
Her sword flames forth a terror to the
rObber in his hold.
And her bugle-it will never blow re-
treat,
She shall startle the oppressor till his
coward heart grows cold,
AS he listens TO the coming of her feet.
She Is coming, down the rugged path the
peoples feet have trod,
TO destroy an oppression and deceit;
And the peoples voices hail her, and
their voice is that of God,
AS they listen TO the coming of her
feet.
Nov. 2, 1892. A. G. G.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Infants and ClldPGl'S CAPS.

This department. has always
been our hobby. You can find
here the nobbiest styles in Infants
Round Caps in cheap or fine
grades We are equally as well
supplied in Caps for older chill
dren. In addition to our large
stock Of Exclusive Novelties 1--WE
use the word in its fullest mean
ing) we show also the staple
Yachting and Tam O'Shanter in
various styles and prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
pR T. pFARCF COATF,

OFFICES: 20 east Franklin street. Richmond
Va Office hours. To II D.; 10 I aud to
s:3D p. NJ sundays. . 20 VI.
SPECIN iES--JAIARkH, Far, Nose.
Throat anil Chest.
Consultation a. Office or by mail free. Medi-
cines furnished. III you live at a distance
send for symptom blank. Charges within tho
reach Of all ocIi-iy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Skirts Special Offering.

Monday we shall open a ship
ment of so dozen CoIored Knit
Underskirts, good weight and
we'll made-regular 75c. article
our price, SOC.
Finer grades at 98c., $50 and
1898.
Infants and Children'S Elan
mel Skirts, embroidered -both
long and short--complete line OF
sizes to fit children all ages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Many old soldierswho contracted chronic
diarrhoea while in the service. have since
been permanently cured Of IL by Chamber.
lain's Cole. Cholera and Darrhoea Rene.
dy. For sale by Owens & Minor Drug
COMPANY. 1907 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Wenthrr Stripe.

Keep out cold wind. rain. snow and dust;
keeps windows from rafting. For weather
strips. window glass and putty or anything
IN housekeeping line visit
VAuGBAN's. COZ east Broad street.
Phone. 75i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

audi neuralgia and had bnzZlng ~ my ears,
smell imp lred. sleso BIOS n by dreams, and
felt tired in morning, suffered with sour ON
sch. my ewes became weak. had pains IN
chest. / was very weak and NERVOUS. and
believe I would have died If 1 had not con-
,uited DR. Coates. lie has worked wonder
fnl chance in my condition My health - now
excellent. my symptoms have ne, / breathe
freely, sleep we'll. and eat hear ily.
MADGE nRASlEAR,
COOS y street, Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
FIVE YEARS AGO

Tcontracted CATARRH
from 4 severe cold ana
Tried many remed o,
without success. uniii !
consulted Or. Coates. |
hadn't breat b e d
through nay nose Tor 4
long lime, a. II was
clogged up with knots
and scabs. the mucas
falling in mythroat kept
me hawking and spit
ting my throat 60 dry,
iCaught cold easily and
had offensive DIS argo
from noStrils, was
troubled with headache
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Babies size, SOC.
Infants size. soc.
Misses size 65c.
Young ladies' size, Sc.
Ladies size, 81.
With over forty different styles OF Cor
sets and Waists we ought TO be able to
fit most any figure.
Goods we'll bought are half sold" is a
trade adage as old as the hills and as true
as steel. and applies well 10 that 6OO-pound
lot Of Royal Irish-Linen Note Paper az
15c. per pound. Never anything like it..
and the big lot is dwindling fast. Re-
member the quality cannot be duplicated
for the money
A high grade OF Linen Correspondence
Paper-24 sheets "A envelopes to match
only zoe. box.
In choosing an Umbrella you naturally
prefer TO pick from a large fresh and
varied stock. We have a stock Of over a
thousand and no two handles alike. We
lay claim to the largest stock and the low
est prices FOR good-wearing Gloria silk.
The Dresden-China handles are newest.
Five special lots at Ave special
prices this week
$.25. $50. SIZE, 81 and $50.
Have you tried the Lemon-Juice Com
plexion Soap? Better buy now while the
special price is lOc.. or 3 for CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
Phone, 70

Hol Traveller, take BrkoHAM's Pills with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Your attention turns, naturally,
to warm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

The uncanny and fateful event OF All
Halloween did not pass unnoticed and
unhonorcd In our midst. A party OF gay
hearted and charming young ladies ac-
cepted the invitation Of Miss May Jones
70 make glad the mystic hours, and try
their fortunes al her attractive home. OH
west Franklin street. on that evening.
which Was Monc4y. All manner of merry
ways were resorted 10. and pretty tricks
ana omens tried IN coaAiDg some pre-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06
"Featherbone" Corsets, 81.
Two styles Featherbone Waists, 81

The Corset-Waist is growing in popu-
larity every year. Nothing more COM
Portable If you get good one. BY a
good one we mean THE DOUBLE We"
a waist that is in every way a superior
one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-06

Have you tried the Lemon-Juice Com
plexion Soap? Better buy now while the
special price is loo. or for CSC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

''I,ock here. wagster, I've = bone 70
pick with you
IAN right, old fellow There's rec
taurant scrces the way Make {; a nut
ton bone. FOR I've anisc an appetite.
BOSTON ssohe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

wreath Of velvet leaves in autumn col
orings-
An evening gown In trousscau not
return TO the Empire styles which yet
does not interfere with the tendency to
stick To long waists, the world and the
mindsof women being large enough for
= considerable number of tendencies 70
cooxist for q considerable time before
clashing. The dress referred to Is of a
delicate rosesinted silk. with short,
folded Josephine bodice, showing q
bent of lace between its curves over the
bosom and confined by wide pink
sash. knosted in two puffy bows under
the left arm and hanging in two long
ribbon ends Tho short round balloon
sleeves are Of dark green velvet, reach
ing less than half way to the elbow and
with frills OF point duchesse lace
spreading upon shoulders above them.
The skirt Is scsnt and trained; II is I'M
trimmed except for a narrow shell
ruching.
The autumn coat is becoming a thing
of consequence. 1t takes many shspes,
most of them masculine. The one illus
trated is the latest and is TO be cunsid.
cred respectfully as q serious attempt
on the part of Dame Fashion, from
whom IL Is prudent that involuntary
grimsces should be concealed. II is
made of silver and black striped cloth,
with loose. double breasted fronts,
fastened with large. acknowledged
pearl buttons II has shawl collar Of
gray. whose identity you would not
recognized from the back, aud ID has
4, generous reg o. mutton sleeves. The
general character OF the back, with it's
bias lines AMI straight seam down the
middle. spcAks for itself too eloquently
To need description
The Eton jsckst still rides on the top
rave Of favor and it's most recent ex-
anpies show darx. silk-faced lapels
opening over a paid vest and a stiff
cambria shirt with gold buttons and
fouv-in-hsnd tic. The long cloaks are
as voiumincus ss ever. a recent example
being Of marine blue csmef-s hair. with Q
deep border Of Persian lamb. II was
made after the manner Of a close-ftting
gown with a gathered length of tho
goods tackled 10 q pointed yoke in front
and a. the back and falling loose 10 the
ground There were balloon sleeves
with pointed fur caps. and there were
velvet vandykes Stimulating a basque at
the waist. With this cloak belonged q
DARK blue velvet bat. with a white
bgrette and blue pluInes.
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