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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
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Andr1ej Lica ~poszukuje Jana
Boncei, ktory mieszka} albo jesz-
cze mieszka W Milwaukee, Wis.
Poszukiwany pochodzi z powlatu
Wyrzyskiego W ksiestwie Poznah-
skiem. Ktoby wiedzlaf o jego o,
becnYm pobyciu, MECH raczY do
niesc do:
A II d RE L1ca.
Gilman, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

rych panien. Ola czego? Oto ola
tego. re gdy kt6ra d1ugo meza
dostac ME moze, wtedy RAD bic.
RE Ja W opieke i &yblera ola
niej meza, kt6regc pos!ubic musi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

Nlegdys a :eraz. P6fwysep
ma ks6rym stoi obecnie miasto
Nowv Jork, W r.. 1868 Indanie
sprzedali Europejczykom "a 10
koszui, 80 par ponczoch 10 kara
binow, so kul. 80 funtow prochu,
30 topordw, 80 koti6w jedna
mledziana brytwanne. Obie strony
sadzi{y w6wczas, re zrobi}y bar
dzo dobry interes. Ilez koszu],
pohczech, karabin6w it'd. kupliby
obecnle "a wartosc Nowego Jor.
ku?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
malt

Gay ne byioby korzystnem
dla m%ektorych naszych pa MEN
gdyby co do zamqA poiscla "a
prowadzono zwycaaj, ktdry jest u
Japohczykow?
Ot9z W Japonii ME ma sta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
GAS ZMlLNlA PRLEKO-

IXAS ZMIHNIA II1LENU-
NAME. Co powledziet ma to. re
Bismarck, pdkl byf PREY wiadzy
poplcrai wBzelkimi sposobam wy
Dor urzednlkdw ma postdm DO seq
mu, talk, 10 nieolcdwio wszystklch
landrat6w byiby chat mled posia-
MI teraz W plsmie y Hamburger
Nachrichten", ktdre on podtrzy-
mule p~lenledzml, wygiasza, re
ME naleAY IA posidw do parlamen.
III ! seJmu wyblega6 unedalkow,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

Kompanja koleji Chicago
Milwaukee * st. Paul sprzadawaG
bedzle bilety k%olcjowe do New
Orleans i napowrdt ~ &34,S5.
Sprzedaz blleL6w trwnc brl1io cd
% do Is lutego, 4 ~powrdctG vol,
no kazdcgo czasu NJ do ~ mnrca
%wlqcanic. BIlzs1Ych sHc1cgdIow
dowledAe& SIG mona " City
TlcRet Office No, 80 PREY 3
ulcy,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

Wszyscy, kt6rzy zamys-
laja podr6zowat do Europy, luh
majq znajomvch, kt6rychby chcie.
IL sprowadzic do Ameryki, niechaj
udadza sic do ,Clty Ticket Office
of the Chicago and North western
RY." mr.. III }rzy Centre ul. Tam
MONA nabyG bilet6w kolejowych
i kart %okretowych pc naJnizszych
cenach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
DIR. KELLY

doswiadczony lekarz, poleca sic
Szanowncl Polskiei Publicz aosci
Miesak" W kamlenioy Morgans
Block Groom i 4 p PREY drugej
plicy. w Winonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
CHARLOTTENBURGU

pod Berlinem schwytano bande
nfodych z4odziei, sikh daiaca sic Z
~ glow. Hersztem tel handy by4
chfopak Is letni. Krad]i ON co
INA wpadfo W rece, poczem uczto-
wall ia zyskanc plenladze re
%sprzedazy SKI adzionych przedmio-
tow. 70 wiekszej czesci nalezeli
do handy tel ch@opcY szkolni.
Pieknie religli uczono tam W
szko}ach!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
Agenci ,,Wiarusa.. -:

BERLIN WIS. 5. L. Choinacki
BALTIMORE NJ. d. FIR Ziarnowski
1925 Shakespeare Str.
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walcnty Bujarski
BREMOND, Jozef Palka
A CITY, August Eliasz 52s Vanburen Str
BDHFALo.-Dekanski St. 1874 Detroit STR
NE: J9zef Gdaniec, 5o3 E.. Is Str.
ELLIS, Jan Wysocki
GILMAN. BENTON Co.MINN. wawrzyniec
GOOD HARBOR, MARGIN Brzezinski
HOUSTON, TEX Hildebrand
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, .. I. Jul. Wirkus
NEW WAVERLY, Tex: J. V. Chlcbowski
PlTTSBURG I.-Michalski 47-15th str
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Raczykowsk
S. Front 80 Bcel Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
SHAMOkIN PA. w. P. Stelmach 1902 Chestnu
81 Marshall Co... MINI. Jan Gratzek
81. HEDWIG TEX. Tozef Zizik
ST.. ANNA, Andrea Patrykas
81 PAUL, Mimi, Jan Sadowski 26 Edmund S
SOUTH BEND. Vino: Niedbalski 715 Chopin S
SPRING VALLEY. ILL. Adam Tulodziccki.
IOLEDO: Antoni Frydrychowicz 27o7 Lagrange
WAUSAU Waclaw Kryszak, 413 Washington
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

gdyz CT nigdy wlasnego przekona-
MA obJawic ME moga, a tylko ia
kie. jake zgodnem rzadu, ii. lch
wfadzy wyzsze].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
WE FRANCYI

WE FRANCYI MEN,
CZECH lyle obecnie jest sniegu,
re komunikacya dr6g %zelaznych
nieomal zupe1nle usta}a. Bllzko
Paryza pieG pociag6w utkwi}o W
sniegu. z Augsburga do Metz !
innych miast wschodnicL ma ia
den sposob ME MONA sig przedo-
STAG. w Szw~ajcaryi pociagi wcale
ME chodz2, a skoro snleg ztopn1e-
.je, ME ma}a zapewnie wyrzadzi
szkode. We Francyi teraz sllnlej-
sly mr6z, anizeli by} podc5as
caiei zimy, wskutek czego wlelu
ludzi ma drogach pomarzio. W
Paryzu samym TAXA g}eboka ley
warstwa snlegu, re ami konnych
kolell uzYwaG ME MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
WYCIECZKI
Do clepfych Kllmat0W.

Tykiety ekskursyjne do Mexico
California, Georgia, North Carolina
Fjoryda, wyFrzeza Gulf coast, Texas,
do c~ieplych zr6deI Arkansasu oraz do
zr6iel Excelsior w Missouri sprzedaia
teraz agenci kolci Chicago, Milwaukee
i st PauI, zglosiG sig wzgledem cen i
innych informacy; do J II. Conley,
D. f. & p. A. Winona, Mimi - albo
plsac do: Geo II. Hcafford. gene1al
Passenger agent, Chicago.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

L uJrah ~znos=onych rob- CAT
Klein lowe ROY farbier-
MIA Wuona Steam Dye WORDS
PREY czwartel ulicy, niedaleko no
wcgo gmacha pocztowego.-Farbu-
ja lam ! reparuja "a tame pienia-
az" talk odziez meska, lax dam
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
Ogf0szenle.

Nam ma sprzeda2 farm e
o l55 akrach, z ktorych 26
akr. Jest czystej, pszennej zle-
mi, a reszta poros1a piekpymi
debami. kt6re do budowy uzy-
wac MONA. Gala te posladiosc
Wraz z inwentarzem wszel-
klmi przyborami gospodarczy-
mi naby6 MONA "a bardzo
nizka cenq W
Arcadia, Wis.
a Q Paul.
PraKtyczny polski 10.
Ger potrzebny do tygodnso.
wei gazety. ZglosIG sic do
f. Krutza,
Stevens Point, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
PARYZ. SmierG generafa TO-

PARYZ. Smierc genera}a TO-
syjskiego Hafforda ME n%astapifa
podobno wskutek samob6jstwa, lax
to niekt6re gazety pisa, lecz
Wskutek zamachu re strony nihill-
stow, ktorych Hafford 7ako spieg
rosv]ski przesladowa}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

ROSYA. w skutek tyfusu.
kt6ry W wschodniej czesc1 Rosy1
W najokropnie]szy panuje spos6b,
ludzie tyslacaml marnieja. Pomi-
mo pomocy Cd innYch pahstw,
g}od ciagle tam wielki, gdyz ME
ma czem transportowac pozywle-
MIA, DO zg}odniall mieszkancy
w%szystkle nieomal k6n1e zuzyli
ola zaspokojenia gfodu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

R odzinie 0. Augusta Ku-
lasa, klucznlka PRIV szSole pu-
blicznej W 4tej wardzie, ~przyby]a
w dniu 81 lutego c6reczka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

R odzini e 0. Augusta Ku-
lasa, klucznlka PRIV szEole pu-
blicznej w 4tej wardzie, przybYla
w dniu 81 lutego c6reczka.
Chu0ziGE znowu tax szkarad-
ne szczeka w swojem Echu khan
silva. re bedzlemy musleli ola
udowodnienia mu prawdy, posfac
Echu ksiazke podfych d}uznik6w
(Bad Debt Book) W kt6rej i je-
go imle jest wydrukowane.-Spra-
wa z}odzleJska 0 200 dolar6w
przeciez by}a pred sqdem, q pew
ME Chudziak bardzo W ma by}
zawik}any, skoro przeniewlerce,
jaS wiedza wszyscy Polacy W
Winonie, tax zawzlecle bronil.-
Nowy surdut zimowy, kt6ry soble
Chudziak kupi}, bynaimnlej
brud6w jego nile z%as}anla, swladczy
on tylko, II Wiarus plsat pravde
twierdzac IL by1 Chudziakowi
~potrzebnv.
Bardzo slawna doktorka jest
PAM E. X. w Winonie, tylko
trzeba jej jeszcze patentu, ale o ten
I Wiarus jeJ sic wystara.
w nledz1ele dw6ch Pc
lak6w z 4te1 wardy pok}6cl}o sic
o s,ekiere. Kazdy uznawaf 1a bye
swoja wlasnoscia, az n%areszcle
przysz}o do tego, re 1eden Z Mich,
chcqc ia drugnemu wydrzet, ude-
rzyf ostrzem sieklerv przeciwnika
swege W twarz. Krew lafa sic
obficle, ale ma szczescle rama ME
Jest niebezpieczna.
Pan August schneider ! Wy
ganowskl wyblera]a sic W March,
do Dakoty, gdzie Rad wydawac
bedzle homsteaty-
Doda e dzislaj W pls-
ME naszem nowy regulamin WY.
borczy, ola Minnesoty 'roznlacy
sic g}6wnie przez to Cd poprzed-
niego, II podlug niego wolno
jednemu wyborcy lylko try razy
W swoim dy5trykcie wchodzlc q
wyborcaml do budki ~wyborczel
pomagac i'm robiG krzyze ma
kartce wyborczei. DaWmej wolno
to byio czynIG kazdemu wyborcy
8 rnzY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

W PUHTAWIE wpad}a w
rece policy drukarnia rome nj
hillstyczne plsma. Wszystkich o.
becnych aresztowano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

W WARSZAWIE odkryto
jame anarchistow i aresztowano
$40 os6b. 4 tych $50 juz z%najduja
sic IA drodze do Sybiru, a reszta
100 oczeknje wyrokn W cYtadeli.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

some tape, and few large needles. already threaded
should b. kept In small box and never used for any
thing else than accidents Emergency medicines
are castor OIL syrup Of pecac paregorc. turpentne
SIENNA leaves EPSON salts carbonate Of soda. small
bottle OF laudanum marked Poison" and pint bottle
OF lnsecd oil AID line water; this last is for burns.
Mustard. which Is Invaluable. Is always presumed TO
be In the house. The above list was given by ply.
cian. but there Of course. ether medicines that
nigh, be added with advantage but this article only
deals with the Of closets In general specific
enumeration IS not necessary here.
for bedroom and bathroom cleaning housemaids'
cloths Of cotton diaper desirable These leave
no lint on marble glass or porcelain.
In the broom closet should he placed one brush OF
hair with IN extension handle for sweeping ceilings
ana walls one shorter Popes head" brush for brush
ing windows chamos skins clean cotton cloths for
washing windows, two three ordinary brooms for
oherent purposes about the house. gooi carpet
sweeper. two or three scrubbng brushes two dust
p'hs one with long handle and short and IL
there are Macy polished floors In the house n hair
brush for floors and polishing brush with an iron
oach ana long handle for polishing them. 1t Is
eood pan TO keep fightcovere box In this closet
contanihg the backing and brushes for the stove and
nm3er DoA containing materials for cleaning brass
.m o,N'r IN ms closet II Is best 10 keep n small
household tool chest containing o hammer, a small
s'1es smet couple Of screw-drivers OF different
SIZES, Few screws Of different sizes and O paper
OK tacks. In the laundry part OF the closet
may may Oe Kept skirt board. bosom board. q
box for the blnelng another for the starch. with
sron straner box Of gloss for linen bosoms and
GollfS ana cniiS Here also should be kept materials
he put under lock and key or On high shelf out OF
the reach Of mcddlesome children separate box
Containing materials for cleaning lamps and box OF
newspapers for fires also be kept In this closet
,S ,nu, having place for everything and everything
avoided. ' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

OF It's celebration that she fifteen years younger
than her real age IL IS the first time record that
marriage has been dissolved on such grounds as these
ana were this Interpretation OF the law regarding fraud
IN marriage 10 be accepted in other civilized countries
very serious state OF affairs would assuredly result
therefrom Hitherto concealment OF age by women has
anyways been considered to certain extent deensibe
ana customary and no has dreamed OF regard
Ing these departures from the strict truth the light
OF legal fraud II Is. however. we'll In any case TO
remember the Old adage according which a woman Is
MS old as she looks. and II she be passee In ap
pearance 1t Is useless for her TO claim fctitiousy
youthful age There is an attracuveness attaching
10 each period OF life. and the veteran Is often In
her way quite as charming as the debutante.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

some cases a deep collarete. which forms nat
round yoke on the outside OF the gown. meets this
bunch Of shirrlng at the back as illustrated. a
charming youthful gown, made with Vatican back
Is trimmed with duchesse lace about two inches wide
The material OF the gown Is the finest India NULL
The round yoke or coarcts passes the shoulders
where 1t is laid in long box-peats. and meets a
cluster OF Vatican shirring at TIE back Two slender
points OF ducheSse lace extend from the neckband TO
the edge OF the collaree, a. the back and front The
neck OF the nighdress is finished with high stock or
standing collar, edged with duchesse lace and a fun
ruf1e OF null, edged with ace, is arranged In jabot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
SOME DAINTY GARMENTS.
SKETCHES OF PARTISAN UNDERWEAR.

The underwear this season Is noteworthy for dainty
fine finish and material. rather than for any excess
OF ornamentaton. Sheer nansook or India null Is
The favore material for handsome night dresses or
Tor chemises. Where more substantial material Is
preferred fine quality Of pcrcale is chosen. Many
ladies' OF refined taste have gowns made up OF old.
hshioned dlmty in the comfortable, picturesque
shapes OF the period This material wears and washes
WELL especially II II has been shrunken before It IS
made up. Where soft sheer goods Ike India null
Is used for gowns the fulncSs of the back which
Is usually held in cluster Of pleats below the
neck-band is drawn together in n deep cluster Of
shirrlng, whence 1t falls In soft Vatican effect In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

effect to conceal the little buttons Of the gown. The
full French sleeves quite short, reaching halfway
down the fore3m and finished with dropping
ruffles edged Wit lace Some OF the finest gowns
laid In narrow Accordion pleats from the neck, and
completed BY emishort sleeves, finished by hem
stitched or laced-eded rufes and deep cape collnrs
OF fine lace and hcrstltching turned back from the
throat and completely GOVERN, the shoulders These
deep collars leave the hroat much exposed to be
comfortable for all ladi, In winter.
Two Illustrations OF NV cOscl-covers are herewith
given. The Empire cOIet-cver Is made OF fine
cambria with open Insertions II embroidery and the
finest quality OF torchOn 1T Is fitted 10 the
figure al the back, and l. nishcd with broad
belt composed OF rows Of inselon coming from the
seams under the arms and cO.ring the hips The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
FROM 4 CHEFS NOTE nook.
DIRECTIONS FOR A PERFECT pOrAGE.

potage Is n thick rich Sonp In which a mince OF
meat, usually OF chicken game IS served. The
term Is sometimes Incorrectly applied to soup.
or TO PURGE. When 1t l. t!ickened with cut
In dice. potage bas character OF It's own II never
has clear soup for a foundation, but Is usually made
Of stock. thlckcncd by adding sauce or a GER
tain proportion OF cream soup. yolks OF eggs TO
give 1t the proper consistency After this the soup Is
garnished with minced BIRDS little rice or any vege-
table desired. Wine Is very frequently used IN these
The famous oxall soup OF the English very
much OF the nature Of poagc. though II is not called
by this name. \ cream Of chicken Is incorrectly
called by cooks poage IL Ia refine. A delicious
pOtagc Of chicken and rice is made follows:
Take quart OF white stock. The water In which
n fowl has been cooked viii not do for the purpose
II should be- regular white stock. favored with vege.
tables and for the purposes OF poiagc II IS desirable
have a stock which Is strong enough be- a Jelly
when cold Put generous tablespoonful OF butter In
the saucepan and add TO H. when II mrlts. the same
amount OF -four. Draw the saucepan to the back part
OF the fire. when the butter and -four have been
mixed together. and add slowly pint OF milk. Bring
II to the front again and continue stirring til II bois
Add salt and pepper and let IL simmer slowly for
n quarter Of an hour. Add this thIckening 10 the
quart Of white stock. Phi In the breast OF raw
chicken and any chicaen bones that YOU have. When
the soup has cooked for half hour, lake ont the
chicken breast remove the meat from The bone. and cut
into moderately fine dice Draw the soup kettle to
the back OF the fire. Beat mp the yoks OF two eggs.
with about two atespoOnfs OF the hot soup and stir
them into the mixture. The soup must not boil after
the eggs added. Add at this point half cup OF
cream II II Is put In cold II will be sufficient TO
chill the soup. that II Is not necessary to heat 1t.
though 1t will do harm TO do Strain this soup
through PURGE sieve Into warm soup-tureen. Add
the chicken cut Into dice, and three tabespoonfuls OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
EVENING DRESSES.
MAGNIFICENT COLORS AND EFFECTS.

Brilliant velvets and sains in Irldescent effects.
rich With embroldcres ana aces. are chosen this
season for evening II Is dlsnctively a season
OF color The Jacqueminot tnts the new pInks
The orchid puppies the yellOws will give the most
dnzznS color effect IN bathrooms OF the
gorgeouness OF which read in old stories of venc
tan fecs There Is no sign OF the return as pre-
diced, OF the purplish red tlnts known as Magenta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

tails The large velvet apOe with It's quaint, ,hlrred
crown mas very picturesque effect, wi lie the deep
cape and projecting front fully protect the little one
from the ley winds II winter. border of fur
frequently edges these hats Tie front Of the hat e.
peaked over the forehead In four distinct curves
II looks exceedingly pretty made Of castor coored
velvet bOrdcr.d with band OF natural otter aud
with cloak Of cloth In the same color with
narrow trimmings Of otter. Such little clOalls are
sometimes made with two small capes. above tie
other. each edged with fur. They frequently
finished without any borders OF fur with simple
stitched edges. In such full b0Xpleatsd
rucle OF satin ribbon about two and one-half Inches
wide IS placed close around the neck and ends In long
ties In front. There few cEdren's hats or
bonncs that not tied firmly under the chin by
strings OF satin ribbon nt least two and onehalf Inches
wide TIE hat bonnet Is then trimmed with bows
OF satin ribbon I'm the same Width The null which
the Young lady Of four carries may be Of fur like
the trimming Of her cloak. but Ike her mammals mutt
II Is quite frequently CONNECTION Of the millincrs
art made OF plcat,d velvet cloth, and trimmed
with fur 10 match the materials Of her cloak.
There IS prcitlcr street dress for half.grown
GIL than long red beaver cloth coat made With
two deep capcs edged with black aslrakhan fur The
of the doubcbrcastrd garment Is also covered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
CHILEREN'S FASHIONS.
PRETTY HATS AND CLOAKS.

1re picturesque hat for child. here illustrated Is
OF castor coorcd felt. trimmed with broad satin rib.
bons OF the same color and two seal brown ostrich
Ups, caught down by n small rhinestone buckle a
border OF dark electric seal fur finishes the hat
the edge ana wide strings Of satin ribbon are tied
under the chin. These littLr poke hats are especially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

upon in summer as we'll winter only substituting
Il lighter weight Of garment for the milder weather
garment OF part wool and part cotton. OF heavy
neece cotton, Is certainly Injurious II adds weight
without giving any appreclable proportionate amount
OF warmth. For this reason the cheap meino under.
wear is objectionable. In place of this garment
neatly "s..apped7 on the outside with luestring
ribbon, Is certainly TO b. preferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

petticoat and loose cOrsage OF turquoise blue crepe
de Chine Broad revers OF Venetian point fall over
the shoulders and descend on both sides Of the skirt
in gradually decreasing nounccs. There sleeves
and a band OF Venetian point surrounds the slight
" decolletage' broad FURNISHED gold chain. with
Fat links. holds the folds OF the crepe de Chine under
together. and Is fastened at the left side under
the arm by pale blue enamel buckle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

agreeable to the fair readers OF The Tribune TO see
the appended sketch which is taken from a model
created by the great Partisan coutrier. Laierriere.
1t Is Of pale blue peau-de-solc. made with pointed
train and open In front In order TO reveal plcatci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

with fur and a fur collar and null to match com
plre the costume. The hat to go with this becoming
cloak Is Of red felt. trimmed with a large fiat bow
OF black ribbon. and the hair Is brushed simply back
and tied also with black ribbon. quiet simplicity
marks the dress Of wellbrcd yonng girl. and
fashion has wisely decided that she should not
imtat" her elders In elaborate effects o nils and
fIizzcs."
Here few point, on which people disagree
dramatically the matter OF clothing. but IN the
clothing Of children NIL must agree that comfort and
health the first essentials, and though dam Ines, Of
attire Is not at all inconsonant with them. they
not be made secondary to II. cl Ids clothing must
be- bose and leave abundant freedom for movement
and for the development OF muscular growth. which Is
OF stantly taking place In n healthy child. Almost
Nil authorities agreed that clothing OF puro wool
Is the most wholesome 10 BE- worn next to the skin.
und many believe that this regime should be insisted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11

the front. The garment Is bordered all thway
around with an inch rtfic OF veiv line len
cicnncs lace and OF n narrow Insertion, not der
than a beading The material OF TINS ht'ie Get
cover is so fine and soft that the Bhol'ed ehddo
not take up any appreciable space. while the ect
nm n slight figure Is exceedingly prett, ana grac,.
Now that dressing gowns the subject offs
much attention as ball or evening dresses 1t maye
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becoming TO the blond babies who are Just beginning
TO have minds OF their own. and can appreciate the
jor and dignity % stylish bonnet well their
elders.
The pretty m'rolr vclvcts In dull green shades
renccilng rcd Units. make charming cloaks for little
children. These coaks should be made up In simple
loose shape. with barrow borders Of dainty fur
The little garment Illustrated WAS finished with square
Dircciorc rcyers In front and edged around the
collar. reyers. and sleeves with bands OF mink