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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02
Die republikariibe Oemon-
nrdHou

Die GepHblifaner bon @asconabe
unO Den benodbarten Counties Ieierteil
unl lest;n Sreitns in unlerer Gtabt
ibrCn g8urner @brsntn9 in 9cbiibrenber
unb idDner @eiie. Die Staot mar auf
bas 5eitlidits init 5ta9sen, 5abnen,
@uirlaroen unO 9raperien sei6miidt
uub idon Iriib an Worsen besaunen
bic Sarmer ais allen S6ei!en bieIss
unb Der bena6barten Counties berbeiz
6aIir6mcn I'm Den Gonnertrdger ibrer
Ioriei IN 5iaute besrilBen uno ben
9iebeu loi6 Dcroorrugenoer 2eute iuie
@arncr, &reetorius, &uoO!p6 Mueller
unb g9m. Wurieb lauiAen Su f0unen.
Die EeiIteu 8eidditsbduier in Der
Staot tlitbcn oil oIeien! Sa9c geiblol,
| len uub cui DEN StraBen berri9te ibon
Wdbrtno DCs Gormlita95 ein reas5 2es
ben uuo Sreihen. Die Surner 9anb,
in i0rer hilblbeu gurnslfleiouus, bez
sleioele bos gmpiau9scOmite, bas nlle
SdnOe uol Sn tbun bate UNI Die bon
alien Settea, per gSa9,", 5u Efero, all
ocm6dbrbDot linb bemGiienbabnjusS Ser
beitOmmennen 81 e:npfaugen uno oieIel.
ben nad berGOnjerlbaIe, ,oem!6 6aupiquar
there 5u 9eleiten, ip0 uon 10-hatb IL
llbr Serr 9. 9asrS ,mcun, Der ganbi
Dat fir Den Gtco!sieNat uNo Serr 9
S. &uiiel. Der Jffoatteut Der Stt elrille
Nto., uMirr0r" rptitil6e 4nipra6el
bielten. Die uOn Oen sabtreib @eriam
mclten nit itiirmiId5en! 9(pp!aus auf9:
upnimeu wurben. Ser Rittagssu
bradte Die Serrs;, Gr. gmit 8reatorius
@6eIz&cbafteur rcr u&eitlidcn Boit,
9errn &ubplpb Willler, pUn Iusuitt
beu ipadersu Deutl6en ben bic 8epubl
faner ols ibrsn Ganbioateu fir b
gr5e.@ .@ouuerneursitelle nOminirtsn, f
ipie Die Serren 8. S. 8nrfer, 50.
Swens, &idter 9ir5el, S. s. aisfai
bon, @. s. &au,beritein, &alter Sal
Der, u. Ba6mann unb anbere from
neute 3epublifaner aus @aibln9tl
uno St. 2uuis, Die am 8ubnboie DO
. gmpfauss sGrnlte nit Muiif anb unit
o lautem Su,rabrufen empfan9en ,puroe
y Sn Der gpnsertballe putbe Serr z
8reetprirs, pon Srn. 2eiiins Dem sal
reid erIbienener 8ublifun porseitel
Der baum cine fernise beutlhe g(nlprd
bielt in iuel6er CT benz 9euti6tbum
etiua Splgenbem bag @plt reoe
,,Seit i1 i'll MiHouri lebe, fs iino j
natesu 40 Sabre, mar es mir ltets
9robes @erSniisen, meine. Srenroe
tdt i6rer Mutterlpra6e an5ureoen. Us
aab es cine Belt, ba unler Wutterlt
Ut cine gar traurise Gpae i'm gseltcon'
lpielte, mo mnu es elm 9llGenbrr
uannte uuo 10 be9anbeltc. Spb D
. 3eiteu 1iesen weit Suriid. SeltSent
lambs Sabnen iiesrei6 iiber Srantr
cabinIaiuebten, felt Elm Otto BON .
mard ell reues &eid seidnfffn, ION
mir nit Siols au6 in neuen go
# lanbe Iasen: ,,Sier iuiro Geutidh gel
u den!" gBir 9euiibe iino Sorfdnl
bumaner @runbidse NIB treten
Srtem fir unlere neberSeusun9 c
. % &eoner fob oann Den anerfaunten S
uuo ole Snouitrietiebe Der Seuti
berpur, uuierer edit aermaniiden 3
Sermaun babel sebenfeno unb lol
eriudbneuo, uub 9ins bann auf bic
e lprsduus Der pO!ltiiden 3a9esfr
III Elm. Die er ,nfolsc Der fuTabsmeii
"a 2eit nur pberfld1lid beriibrte, uni
81 @ripdblgns bes @ouOerneurs,Ganl
ten @arner Iriuie bes 9rn. Mnen'
:. marmeu Ier5liebcu @orten emp
tort. 0ie GeSe iuuroe nit itiirmii9em
Ssel, sea ptaus te9riiBt.
Mait Dem Aa9miitassjuse fam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Wsau rete rur nidt Don reibeM ger
binouaeen i'll bieIem 2anbr! SIN @ans
seu GenOmn'eu, sisbt es i'll Gnslano nur
81 a9eibtlsbz5abrifanten, ino oenHOb
baben biele 2euie iunerbalb Der lebten
q Sagre oieies 2ano um $500, 100000
aussciau9t. sic batten a(le Sauleute.
olIe S(rbeiterinnen b;eles 4auoes nirsil
uu.er lbreu 9aumsn, uno fcroerten sc:
yooe iuos Tie iuulIteu, fir lbr WtateriaI
fir aamuen, Sebuduns nno ble0efn'
Sausssrdtbi6aften. Gs ipas elHe be-
arbBten uub briidenbeniten Dsonopole
unter pef1em uuier Solf je sslttteu
Die eiu;lse Grlbiuns beitebt barin, bo'
mir unler eiaeHes 8eibble9 uerfertt9er
unb bies tbuu mir bereits, Danf De
Mcaiulep Blu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

@ie man ausipdrts iiber bic repubfi.
faniide Yartei Wiiiouri's bentt, sebt
aus folsenber IeuBeruns Der oenlpfra'
tiiden Seem Yorfer ,,Sun" berpor: Die
&epubllfaner Miiiour,'s eripartea siis
nerji1tfid,, ben Gtaat I'M HDuenlber Sl
setpinnen. sic m6sen iii Srrentbum
ietn ni6tsbeitoweniaer bfei6
bic gbatiabe, baB lie ME 10 eatbniia'
itiih unb ME 10 gut orsaniIirt iparen,
ipie gernbe Iett.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

5arr,ipn's 9oniinlf ftration foar ses
rnbe tpie er ietber iit-rein. tdbis, cons
ieruatiu, wiirbsrpll unb patrlotild.
llno scrabe 10 ipie ieine Gbmiuiitration
unb iein gbaraeter lino Die Dtauner,
bic er als feline @ebilien I'M iid per=
iammelt bat. ginen iolden Wann als
8rGiibenten unb eine iolbe Ioniniltras
tion bat oiei,s 9ano ielten sebabt.
(St. Gh. Sd
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02
Gin SunoessQuarantdne Sv'
fem Don 21othen.

$oatten i6on Die Irbeiterunrubeu Die |
srpBe 9olitif einrgcrnaBsn i'll ben Sin=
tersrunb sebrdnst, 10 iibt Die gbolero-
sefabr iebt cine dbaiiebe @,rfung aus.
Nues ipridt BON Dem notwithstanding |
unb mas Die 5eltungen oarilber berlb- |
ten. ,uilo bon Den 2eiern nit Spannuns
unb 5anser Gorge perfOlst.
gg;e i'll elmer Wenagerie nur bas Ell
ierne Sitter Die 5uidauer vor ben
3aber Der ,uloen geltien idubt, 10
l6ist mns, Die mir Dem 8itben bes
Gbolera=Biir9cnsets 5ui6auen miiiIen,
bot leb;erem nur cine iuirfiame Gaus
rantaiue. 9li1ts lit baber iuidtiscr
fur pieles 2anb, als elm perldblides
GuarautaiuesSpitem in a!leu ginsansss
bGfen. 60 gut bas Spitem iii 9seiu
gorf ieiu mag, lit Die se5osene Settle bod
.nidlt 1tdrfer, a.s ibs if,pdditss @iieh.
Die @6o(sra meg uua Seem gorf
isrnsfbafttW iueroen, nur hm iib aui
sitem uuteren Be9e Ginsans in's 2anb
su peri9oifen. 8on ben Al Stdateu
Der ullion baben nibt iueni9er dlS l9
. ibre SaIenltdbte OH Der misunderstanding
iobab lib olio 70 oerl9ieoene Staots
resermlsen nit ber 9ur9flbruns Del
+ nDt)issn g6uBmaBressln 5u befniiel
babeu. Gab bies iiberaa 9ieihmdBis
unb nit eriuiinidier sorsfalt geidiebi
" miro 9siemonb, Ger Stoatsseiese I'M
{ bic @6uerfduisfeit ihrer stpparut
D. fennt, Su bebaupten ipaseit.
II gsie bas son5e 2unb oft Der @uae
'e eines ei,ljiseu Snfens preisseseben II
* ;eist bic gbolerasgpioentie bon 1S4s
= 9an,als uerlieBsn 5iuei s4iffe nit gb'
" lerafranfen Saure: baS cine nab Nel
Pf gurf, oos anocre nab SEEM Orleans
!" Das erfe tuuroe in Der 0ittiden Metr
's pole Suriidsebolten uno bic sen9e ia
IL bon bier nidt an's 2auo. bas unoere b
Sc aesen lieb man in 9seip Srleons pail
T. rem nrb bic Gbplera perbreltete iid rl
:" bort aus iiber has gauge 2ano.
J" SbenoreiR iiito Die amerifanild
!e, Safeu nidt Die eiasisen, burd iuele
" bic seute ing errei6en fann. Sd1
einnlal 1T iie iiber GAMBIA 5u nus 9
n, fommen. Grl belite iuirb beridtet, oe
man bort gorii6tsmabreseln er9rei
ptipo1l fiinf5ebu anlerifaniide Staat'
juz Oil bic u0omiuiou" srenSen.
zen 0arum tritt ernItlid Die 5rase
,er bas amerifunil9e Bolt beran, ob nj
III Der lnnrauidue.59ub au elmer 8r
|at. oeslade semadt iueroen iOllte. q
iii iolder entbeiilider, itreus bnrdsefi
rs. ter gdjut. meites Die llmSinseluns
enb 2anbes nit elmer Settle BON 8unneSl
bne reaur bebinst. iudre anf ieben 5nll
ben iuirflamer, als bas iehise foIe Spit
an- uuo Der GonsreB iofte oaber anses
line gen iperben. III Der beuoritebenbrn 6
ibe- uns bic sesisneisn s6riite aa tbun,
bat. mal Die @eididie Der gbolerasgp
~ miell ani bieiem guniiseut lebrt,
iefbFt lpeEn Der @inter uns Dor e
elm ausenblidliden sfnitefuhs idhste,
els seu9e ms Der Reael bod in. bar
mp folsenben Sabre beilninhte. Sol!
sger baite Dor gunsreB senisenoe 3eit.
lons (5t. 2onis 1ritine.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Ou perfamfen: Sfpci gut eineeri9tete Jaruen.
s9brei biz pter WsetIeu bon Sermonn entferuf mil
gltem Nobnbaus. @taInns un6 onberen 5tebengbau'
hen aui ieber beriel6en fn6 unter onnehmborsn St'
binaunatn All perfoufen Gine bieier Gormen nnt'
tasf 124 Mder ipopon etfpa 80 inter eultnr no msb
rere beriefben nit Gbffbdnmen nnb Wetnrebtu be'
p1anu Ste 3meite sSorm rnitobt etpa 60 4dsr, fpns
nnn ebenfoaS Elm 1betl nit Cbftbdumen beptanJ 1T.
onberbem befinben fd3 onf bieem pldbe nof 20 Ader
sues Sol3lanb Tdberes an erfrasen bel ben, etsen'
fbiuter. Gpnrab Sumbnrg-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

ssebt Fat aud Die iojiallltild)e Nfbelz
ter.8urtei Der Ser. Staatsm ibte ytaz
tiuual, s gunuention abseDa!ter, uno SPAR
I'll Stem Yorf. 9elesaten ppn Jteip
gorf, 9ennipfuauin. Mtalia9uietts, ytsp
Serjep nnb Connecticut lDaren nniue7
Ienb. Gaoio Saylor BON SpIton lhbrte
ben 9orIib. Gs iuuroe einitinlml9 be-
ldloIlen, elm 9rd dlioertldaftstidet anfjuz
Itellen. Saslelbc lantet: Yrdreent,
@imon @ius BON Solt on; SicezGrdltr
bent, Charles Oiutbett bon Srootipn.
Serr @ins lit elm S6neioer unp Soerr
Mtotbett Gin G6reiner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02
Die rte.s
UNION Ndbmal6ine

1T al itr,n neutitsn 8erbfFsrnussn III bic
bette RGbmaidine i'm Warfte une tasei is5r
sauntaft unb biilia. User itincr 8rau bic
Arbtit erltihtsru mia Ger faufe ibr time
tixirn Hdbmaf dine, biz nur bsi hem uutsr-
,sitnstsn su tassn in.
Gbenfalls Iiefsrs Id ate 4rtsn NGbmas
f&i1tp:btilr, 8sparnturrn, 9iafsin nIr. 3u
ttn biQisfsu Yreilsn.
- 5l1InGT,
aian92 Yfrarr, NO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Sn aauias Gltp fiel bas breiidb=
rise e6bndeu uoa @eorse @iianer in
etuen 3ubsr nit GeiBem 8aiier nno 500
ii9 8riibunnbsn ju, bcneu es nad els
uisen Easen erlas.
SIN sp,irs Tiuer iii Saiper
County ertrauf ar, lesten wsittipob
8eo. s. .. Sacobs bon Der Wtetboolz
ltcn.Gemeiuoe i'll gebb gitp, iudbreuo
er nit einem gies fii9ie.
= 9s;t Si,Dbaiil per9ifte:e lid II
Der @obNuas iDrer Gits,n, bier Mellel
fioliG BON s. SnutnOfer, SobnIonGountp
Sri. Marp Gormdrp. Ser Ginae fii'
Die 36at il: hiJi befanut.
= Dei @ai.tdnitalts sBeiiser. Gee
q. SuHcr musts lssie gYr6e Seifsrio
Gitp ploslid rerluiien, iueil feline Sra
orOD:e. ibn iues.H ulriu6ter SerIibl
uns isiusr Is idbsi9en Stieftodter he,
baiiel gu 1allen.
= Sm @eidnaaib 81 st. Soispb e
Lag Der farbise W0roer Yeter @risi
; oen 8erlesunsen. Die ibnl ucr einias
} 1aseu bon siusi DeitseIansener bets
bra9t iuurpen. Brisbt bate einen 8
piiien Glorf, Der ii, feline SteannJ 9
fpmmen lpar, erMoroet uno luar 5iut
!, mol gum Eobe pernrtbeilt ,porben;
!. entlpraus, ipllrbe iii Quincy iuieo
i einsefanser, iDo CT ii6 usrbeiratbet ID
. ite, 10 baB CT iebt alio ;lnei @ittipeu bi
:. terldBt. Seine !5inridtnng battle
y nd9jteu Monat itaiffiuben iollen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

ggas mir leste @ode propbe5eit, ia
iih ;usetrasen, ndmlid, haB gbamp
Gforf uou ben Sempfroteu als Ganbiz
bot fir ben gonsreB aufselteat iueroen
iuirb unb oieslnbduser Did" Norton's
iebt Oil benz ardbenseridt, bas ni6t
binnnter ruiiten ni(l, luiir9eu. geortor
madt S,uar CUTE Miene Su boiem e5piel
NIB periprid)t ieinen iiesrei9en Se9ner
III unterltiiben, aber bies ipiro lhiper=
lid, beuSru6 in Der bemofratilderYar=
lei pieccr SuIammen leinen nno toenn
Die 8spubllfaner jest energli6 iu 8srz
fe seben ipiro 9err8nl. Morlsp ulllern
0iNrift im nddlten gonsreiie pertreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02

Srdi iibent: 8enjamin Sarris
ioA.
Sice>YrdIitcnt: gs + t1aw & 3.
@puperneur: @ d / a nj SO arner.
Sice=@ouperneur: 81 ub 0 Up bM II els
fer.
stants gefretdr: Senrp 8. I'll
fire.
gtubitpr: So bn SO. 8 eefs.
Sdabrieiiter: Sreb. S. @ili o II.
Generalanwalt: 8 aoi 3 9Rurp = D.
GiIenbabn gommiiidr: @. e.
9atb bamap.
&idter bes Sbereeri6ts: gba 9.
q 9el.
%. g. g hirf uno gS. gS. 60 :
10 arbs. 9tpcqridltcr: g8. S. gSalz
lace fir ct. 2ouis uno Sobn8.
$ al fir Sanias GitD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-09-02
@6aentlidsr Iarftbsridjt
Getr.ioe, We5l MIN.
9,ben Jreitas eprrisirt uon oer
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

ID EhMANN y L 1le hAA1o'
gseiSen, .. lua1itdt ......... 6d
gSeiSen, 3. Gualitdt. ......... 81
@eiddltes Sorn. n............ 90
@ebl, per ead, l. lualitdt -. 2 Is
Wehl, per Cad, 2. Aualitit. -. 2 o0I
aornmebl, per 100 Sfnno 49,. 14o
Sleie, per 100 Sfuno .......- oo W
shiphuH. per 100 Ginnn. ="
grnbufIe
Gprrigirt prn
HERZOG 81 WILD, Oreeer.
Die ansesebenen 8reiie tperoen BON ben
Sdnblern fn1eiiteHs it'll 2aai6eJ J be5nblt
@utter, per 8funo ....... 10
Gier, per Subenb. 10
Sabuer, per Bfuno ........ I y
Gnten, per Yfunb ............ 5-9
NdhIe per 8funo ............ Al
Sartoffeln, per 8uihel. ....75
GpdIeiten per 9funo. ......... Z
S1infen 10
Gdmals per 9iunb. ........ 8
9piebeln per 9ul6ef. ........ l.50
@olIe per 8funb 300
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-20
The Toad and the Centipede.

In the Court house yard there are
uite number of large, sleek-looking
|bads. One of these toads was seen by
be loungers about the place engaged in
b earnest attempt to swallow something
bat seemed to tax all his energies. A
loser examination revealed the fact that
be toad had selzed>a a centipede by the
ear end and was slowly and placidly
lowing him away within his jaws, in
pite of the victims frantic efforts to es-
hpe. Nearly one-half of the reptile had
disappeared, when the centipede, with
be unenbumbered balance of his 100
eet,succeeded in getting ground hold,
nd with desperate effort freed himself
kom the jaws of the devourer, and was
boving rapidly away when the toad,
|nally realizing the situation, made a
|ump and again caught his victim. This
fme the centipede seemed to realize the
[opelessness of his situation and fran
fcally turned to the right and left, each
6me nipping his enemy severely upon
be lips and head, but all to no purpose.
The toad would coolly brush away these
|ttacks, first with one foot, aud then
nth the other, all the time taking the
|enhpede in, until at last nothing re-
pained but the toad calmly and sererely
eated upon his launches, considering
he next tmove.-El Paso (Texas) Herald.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-20
SUCH A ROMANTIC AFFAIR.

She was a convalescent from Ia grippe
aud as she leaned back in the depths of
her easy chair she played with the roses
in her lap which had been brought her
by the first caller she had been able to
receive, and smiled over some stories he
was telling her of his last summer at
well, we'll only say at certain fashion
able watering place on Narrangansett
Bay. "Ole of the beauties whom I used
to see at tie Casino," said he, "was a
young married belle about twenty-three
or twenty-:our, l should think, and her
husband was about sixty, and it was
great fun watching them. There was
such a good sto1y-bona fide truth it
was, too-about their engagement. He
called at her home one evening and Of
fered his heart, hand, and fortune (Which
was large enough to glid almost any pilD
in correct style. Pretty Miss Bud said
she must ask mamma, and coyly tripped
upstairs to mamma, who told her that
every girl did not get such chance as
that, and of course she was to accept
him. Down she went, picturing the ar
dent lover awaiting her return with
anxious, throbbing heart, and found the
old gentleman comfortably asleep in the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-20
japanese Houses.

In the construction of their houses,
which are built of wood without an
atom of paint, the japanese, unlike most
builders, begin with the roof. This is
built on the ground, and when framedis
covered with shingles about the size of
two fingers, as thin as sheet of paper.
When it is done they raise it on four
corner. posts, and it is pleasure to see,
it is 30 light and yet so strong. The
walls are made like the side-scenes in
theatre, of thin strips of wood, over
which are pasted sheets of a cottony,
transpal ent paper. They are slipped in
to grooves as soon as the roof is raised,
and the house Is finished without the use
of a nail. In the evenings when the
lanterns dispense their soft light round
the inside of these white buildings, the
spectator seems to be looking at magic
lantern. During the day time the sides
of the houses are slipped out and the
house becomes only roof resting on the
four light corner posts, the whole inter-
ior being thus opened to the air. Every
part of it is exposed to view and every
thing done in it can be seen, while be-
hind it appear the charming little
gardens situated in the rear. The great
luxury of the japanese consits in their
mats made of plated straw. They are
perfectly rectangular in shape, about
three inches thick and soft to the touch.
They are never stepped on with shoes,
since the japanese 60 about their houses
always barefooted. Of furniture they
have next to nothing; small furnace in
one corner, closet made like the sides
of the house and intended to contain the
mattresses, small set, of shelves on
which are arranged the lacquered plates
for rice and fish, this is all the furnish
ing for these houses, in which they live,
as it were, in the open air. In the mid
die of each house are two articles of
general use among all classes-brazier
and box for tobacco. Being great tea
drinkers, great smokers, and great talk
ers, the japanese pass a great deal of
their time, in groups of seven or eight,
seated on their heels around the tea
kettle.-Detroit Free Press.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-04-20
FASHION NOTES.

The skirt with only one seam is the
newest fad.
For mourning the most elegant ma
terial is silk crepon.
Crepon and crepe etamine are two Of
the fashionable fabrics.
A lace season is predicted, and the ad-
mixture of lace with woolen fabrics is
much employed.
Fawn gray, tan, celery green, coral
red and bright shades of heliotrope are
favorites in colors.
The newest straw for hats resembles
the cane seats of chairs. Paille a Ia
chaise it, in fact, is called.
The new moss trimmings are not SER
viceable. The threads pull out, and the
trimming catches the dust.
Startling effects are seen in the new
silks. A field of azure silk, strewn with
stars. suggests heavenly costume.
Feathers incrusted with gold and
silver are worn in the hair. The enamel
is very thin, and shows the natural tints
beneath.
There is fancy in millinery for old,
faded tints, lightened by bright, effective
tints, such as geranium pink, cherry,
pistache green.
Black bonnets, trimmed with little
palm green ribbon, are in good taste.
Cream and fern green are regarded as q
harmonious contrast of tints.
Black silk dresses for evening wear are
coming in. Ribbed satin stripes, bold
artistic designs, moire effects in black,
indicate this as they appear in the: new
silks.
A novelty in Paris is the Crispin belt.
1t is a ribbon of heavy ribbed silk, often
ten inches wide, passed through a tall
buckle of chased silver. These buckles
are often eleven inches in height, land are
slightly curved 80 that they can be
adapted to the fern.
Black silks of lighter weight, with
narrow stripes of pink, mauve, green,
blue, yellow, are worn for demi- toilet.
They are made with a corselet and
guimpe of some soft silk the color of the
stripe, or with a coat effect and wide
revers faced with velvet of the tint of
the stripe. All laces used with such
toilets should be black.
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How to Care for Pearls.

An old.fashioned receipt to prevent
Pearls from losing their brilliancy Is to
! ut them away in box with piece of
|shroot. Wise men-in their own estl-
nation-will probably laugh at this ad-
lice, but it is just as well to let them
eugh and not have ones beautiful jewel
become dull and dead. Why the root OF
|he ash tree should have this marvellous
fleet is hard to determine, but it is q
|sct and one which is worth taking ad-
Iantage of.-New York Herald.
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THE NEW VEIL.

The latest phase of iniquitous develop.
ment in wells is a kind of follow-my.
leader attachment in the back quite as
distractingly inviting as is the effect OF
the insidlous meshes over bright eyes
and delicately rouged cheeks in front.
This new veil, which is distinctly Paris
ian in sentiment, is of fine mesh net,
sprayed at wide intervals with a aoral
pattern, finished on the lower edge with
q deep border, and fastened at the back
with fash of diamonds to hang in two
bordered streamers quite down to the
waist. The veil pin is growing in size as
well as popularity.-St. Louis Republic.
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Ouoht to be smaller

Ought to be smaller
the great, gripping, old-fashioned
pill. There's too much unpleasant
ness for the money. Ought to be
better, too. They're big enough,
and make trouble enough, to do
more good.
That's just what DR.. Piercef
Pleasant Pellets do,-more good.
Instead of weakening the system,
they renovate it; instead Of up
setting, they cleanse and regulaas
it-mildly, gently, and naturally.
They're the original Little Liver Pills
the smallest but most effective,
purely vegetable, perfectly harmless,
and easiest to take. On]v one
little Pellet for gentle la1--ive-
three for cathartic. Sick Head
ache, Bilious Headache, Constipa-
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks,
and all arrangements of the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels are promptly
relieved and permanently cured.
They're the cheapest pills you can
buy, for they're guaranteed to give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned. You pay only for the good
you get. It's plan peculiar to Dr.
Pierce's medicines. ...
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Big Potatoes and Turnips.

E. ]. Lawrence, farmer at Peace
River, Canada, says:
With the most ordinary cultivation, we
grow from two to four hundred bushels
of potatoes, and upward, per acre. The
heaviest potato that I have weighed was
three and one-fourth pounds, and, from
three pounds of Early Rose seed, I dug
672 pounds of sound potatoes.
Last season weighed turnlp, that
had had only ordinary field culture,
without fertilizlng, which weighed
twenty-five pounds ten ounces. I after
ward picked up four more that brought
up the weight, with the first one, to
ninety y-three and half pounds.
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CoMBUsTIBLE BUTTONS.

A woman standing near an open fire in
England the other day burst into flames.
It appears that a decorative button
which she wore was made of gun cotton
combined with sulphur. They are said
to be common, initiating ivory and tor
toise shell. The heat from fireplace at
the distance folks usually stand outside a
fender will easily suffice to set them off.
To test them you rub them smartly on a
bit of cloth, and if they then emit the
scent of sulphur, avoid.-New York Sun.
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biggest armchair, while an occasional

biggest armchair, while an occasional
snore attested to the depth of his slum.
bers." "Ihope she didn't wake the poor
old thing up" said the convalescent
when she had got her breath again after
her laugh. "Oh, yes. she did. Catch
her losing that chance! She woke him
up and told him it was all right, and
she'd have him. She'd never have been
at the Casino in diamonds and laces if
she hadn't. ."-Boston Saturday Gazette.
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WOMEN'S RIGHTS.

The rights of women" what are they9
The right to labor and to pray;
The right to watch while others sleep;
The right DER others woes to weep;
The right to succor in reverse;
The right to weep while others curse;
The right to love whom others scorn;
The right to comfort all that mourn;
The right to shed joy on earth;
The right to feel the souls high worth;
The right to lead the soul to God
Along the path the saints have trod-
The path Of meekness and Of love,
The path Of patience under wrong,
The path in which the weak grow strong.
-Housekeeper's Weekly.