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DEMURRER OVERRULED.
Thursday December aI, T.J Scott Will be Tried Charged With Murder In the
 First Degree.

This morning the prisoner T. ]. Scott,was again brought into court. His attorneys, Messrs. N. T. and H. K. White, and Tom Hardison, demurred to the indictment as presented by Prosecuting Attorney Martin and Hon. $. M. Taylo". His Honor, Judge John M Elliott after hearing the argument, overruled the de murrer.
 Tomorrow morning the attorneys for the defendent will offer a motion asking the permission of His Honor Judge Elliott, to take dispositions of non-residents on the plea of insanity.
 The trial has been set for Thursday December 21 next
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RAILROAD WORK.
The Graphic Job Rooms Receive Large Order from the Missouri Pacific and
 Cotton Belt Railways,

To the GRAPHIC falls the honor of receiving the largest order for job printing ever received by any print ing establishment in Pine Bluff Dur ing the last few weeks the GRAPHIC job rooms have received two large orders from the Missouri Pacific and Cotton Belt Railways for job print ing used along their lines, the aggre- gate number of impressions of which reach 100, ,000 This is the first order of that kind ever placed in this city, and it is not only high compliment to the GRAPHIC but to the city Of Pine Bluff as well.
 This work was secured in compe- tition with the St Louis printing es- establishments, and while the order was, necessarily taken at a low price and at a very small profit, it never t heless brings business to this city a well as money to be circulated among our home printers, pressmen and business houses.
 Not only is the DAILY GRAPHIC reaching out to become daily and welcome visitor at all the townscon-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

tiguous to Pine Ruff, to advertise the city and attract trade thereto, but it's job department is also reach ing out to bring trade and printing to this point which has heretofore gone elsewhere.
 The fact that the GRAPHIc's job rooms can successfully compete with St. Louis is fully demonstrated by the large orders recently received from the Missouri Pacific and Cotton Belt Railways The GRAPHIC has one of the finest and best equipped job offices of any printing establishment in the South, and our splendid facil- ities together with our advantages for quick and cheap transportation enable us to successfully compete with much larger points.
 That Zine Bluff has such aprinting establishment in the city should be a source of pride to all our citizens who should take pleasure in pat ronfzing and encouraging it.
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over his former master. Schaefer has heeh playing in hard luck for the past two years. In October, 1891, he was defeated by Slosson; in 1892 he met deieat at the hands of his proteoe Ives and few months later he fell and broke his right wrist. Notwitb- standing Ives brilliant record for the past two or three years, Schaefer IS regarded as decidedly @in it, and
 q host of friends will back him lib orally 1t was in October, 1891, that Ives first came to the front as a player of the first class, when he de- feated Eugene Carter, making an av- craze of 50, the highest ever made at balk line in public contest.
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FREE LIST.
|.Le AND MEANS COMMITTEE
 OPENS THE BALL
..o ore of the Metal Schedule Free List Starts a Row @ Between Miners and
 smelters.

s fine GRAPHIC. e aNsroN. D. C.. Nov. 2l.-eon-
 3 nolitical feeling has been en- 1 hv the action of the Ways
 sans Committee in placing
 1srticles on the free list. One on the metal schedule sn definitely settled upon. ], will be placed on the free
 Pretofore there has been a commodity of 1A per 1 ounce. Quite q contest was |by the proposition to place
 s free list. A large quantity Ire is mined with silver and, $ silver miners bitterly op- bo measure, while the manu- Es and smelters were highly in l, if and. as above stated, ,eomplished their object. Mex .patlv interested in the affair, f lead ore is on the free listit bne of the most important from that country Hnited States.
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INDIANA REPUBLICANS
Take Advantage of the Tidal Wave and
 Touch Up the Entire State.


 INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 2l.-The Republicans of this state intend to take advantage of the tidal wave which the results of the last election lead them to believe is sweeping over the country, and with this end in view the State Central Committee is today in session for the purpose of reorganizing the party throughout the state. and every committee, state district and county will receive atten- ton. Chairman Gowdy, of the Re publican State Committee, says that he expects Indiana to go Republican next fall by the biggest majority since the war.
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False Alarm.

The alarm of fire late yesterday afternoon brought out the fire com pany in the rain and slush all to no purpose. The alarm was due to a. burning flue in one of Mr. John 0'Connell's houses on Third avenue between Olive and Walnut. No damage done, save the boys of the fire department have a big job this morning in cleaning and rubbing the hose cart.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
Six Men Lose Thelr Lives in a Boarding.
 House Fire.
seial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 BEAVER, PA, Nov. 21.-A three story frame building used as a hotel and boarding house to accommodate employees engaged in building a Government draw two miles below here was des troyed by fire this morn ing. The fire was discovered by the colored cook, who gave the alarm, through the second and third stories. Six men, however, were burned to death.
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT MEN.
They Meet in Convention at Los Angeles
 Today.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Nov 21.-Fruit growers from all parts of the Pacific slope were present this morning when the seventeenth session of the Fruit Growers Association of Cal ifornia was called to order The meeting will continue for three days, during which time questions per taining to transportation and fer tilization will be discussed.
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BURANCE SOCIETIES.
From All Parts of the Country Send Delegates to Cincinnati.


 sISNATI. O., Nov. 21.-Members
 telnal insurance societies from Ilts of the country have been
 Ping in this city for several preparatory to the National sntion, which will convene this bon. The congress will be osed of supreme officers and
 Rtes of all secret organizations E an insurance feature, and the
 ess of the gathering will consist lsultation and the adoption of
 Fs for guidance during the en- Iyear.
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KILLED FOR HIS MONEY.
A Young Ohio Farmer Killed in Order to
 Get Life Insurance.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC
 WOOSTER, O., Nov. 21.--It is re- ported that q young farmer. named Bert Mackey was murdered near here last night. The motive Of the murder was to get $1O,OO0 life insur- ance money.
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aDsE LOCAL OPTION.
Elne Growers Association will Barry the Matter to the Su- preme Court.
] the GRAPHIC.

aIfo the GRAPHIC.
 NJ .E ROCK, ARK, Nov. 21.-The Wine Growers Association, poBed largely of an element of }eaman population, has decided Ballgurate a fight against that |n of the local option law now |ilg in so far as it affects the sale Hive wine. The decision was sfl this morning at a meeting ebtflcers of the Association, 1t siF purpose to carry the case be-
 he Supreme court, so that the
 E of the native wine growers gR fully settled.
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HE ASIATlC SQUADRON
e Commanded by Admiral skerrett, who was Relieved at Hawaii.

FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 21.-Ad-
 skelrett, who was recently re rom his command at Hawaii, Fepat today on the Steamer to take command of the lc squadron, Admiral Skerrett in Hawaii by Rear fal Irwin in order that in case " outbreak incident to the 'auon of the Queen q higher night be in command. His Intment to the Asiatic squadron ny promotion, as the post is Ie Important one.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
Grorge H. Van Etten Secures Judgment Against Boynton and AtweH
 for S6,9OO.
Special to the GRAPHIC,

Special to the GRAPHIC,
 LITTLE ROCK, ARK, Nov. 21.-ln the United States Circuit court this morning George H. Van Etten secured judgment against Boynton and Atwell for $6, 300. The case grew out of the settlement of the affairs of the Cypress Lumber Company located in Jefferson county, Arkan- sas. Some time ago the concern went into liquidation and asettle- ment of it's affairs was had. 1t was claimed that the amount above named was never settled and judg- ment was secured accordingly.
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JERSEY KENNEL LEAGUE
Opens at Newark Exhibiting Every KnowI
 Breed of Dogs.

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 21.-The New Jersey Kennel League opened the largest bench show ever held outside of New York city at Industrial Hall this morning. Every breed of canine known to the dog fancier is repre- sented, and over a score of judges have already been appointed to award the premiums.
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TOURNAMENT.
' Match Between Ives and sehaefer Win Commence
 Tonight.

asd aeo' Nov. 2l.-A fve-nights' "a 4,', aoarnament will be inaug- vaa 'ils evening between Frank ,e, ana Jacob schaefer. The i wa, as Introduced into the bill iDa gsid ' by the latter, and. if the ,pnoa s \ any indication, he is likely
 hls victory of last year
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A WOMAN KILLED.
Run over by Careless Driver in Chi
 cago's Busy Streets.
Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. A--Hiida Johnson, a domestic, was run over and killed today by a careless driver in charge of milk wagon. Henry Eberhard, the driver, has been af- rested.
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SECRETARY RUsK DEAD.
Harrison's Secretary of Agriculture Passes
 Away at His Wisconsin Home.
:ial Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.

Special Dispatch to the GRAPHIC.
 NIRoQUA, WIs., Nov. 2l.-Ex-Secre tary Rusk, Secretary of Agriculture and member of the Cabinet during Harrison's administration, died at S o'clock this morning,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
NEW YORK WEDDING.
'ianeid and Miss sands, Prominent in society Circles. will Be Mar
 ried Today.

N YORK, \. Y. Nov. 21.-The Plhg this afternoon of Miss Let
 i'ee Sands and Mr. Maturin psslone !, a Delafield, Jr., will be
 'he most brilliantsocial events 'ls antum. Both the bride and ~ are connected with old New
 'a'hllles and for several years ,4, oeeh prominent figures in
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MAY PROVE FATAL.
Thomas Jacks Seriously Injured by
 Switch Engine at North Little Rock.

Special to the Graphic.
 LITTLE RocK, ARK, Nov. 21.-Thos Jacks, a brakeman on the It. Smith train was run over and seriously hurt by a switch engine in the Ar genta yards at North Little Rock. It is thought that his injuries will prove fatal.
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Gin Rnrnad.

Mr T. J. Hardin, of Grady, had his cotton gin destroyed by fire last Saturday. also five bales of cotton. The gin was new one. having been in operation only short time. No insurance
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choHKs, cHpEs, JACKETS.

I Lot LADIES JACKETS good length, only o5c Lot LADIES ALL Wool NEWMARKETs, full length sold at $500 5000 and at 5oo Bought cheap this and sold at the extremely Tor price $500 each Lot MISSES ALL Wool CIRCULARS NEwMARKETs carried from last season, worth high each-ou price S2.oo each STYLISH CAFES Furmmed deep ripple cape-coar from S4 so upward.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21
COTTON MARKETS.
IMPORTED BY E. C. HOWELL, MANAGER HANfN1ETT GROCER CO, COTTON
 FACTORS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. v.21.-Cotton opened for Dec. and Jan. 4.17; ?. D. m, 4.19; closed 4.20 b; Jan. and Feb. opened HIS; closed 4.21; firm at the advance. Middling, f ZIG; easy. Sales, 5000 bales; demand freely met.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 2l.-Jannary opened 7.55; sold up 7.62; , p. m. was 7.59@7.G0. Middling, 7%c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov, 21. v Cotton opened for Jan. 7.s9; sold as high as 7'97 and closed 7.9o@79l. AIid- ding, 15-l6c
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DRESS GOODS! DRESS.GOODS!

Lot Fine 36 inch HoPSAcKNG, Illuminated colors all shades worth fully 35e ryard-our price yard Lot HENRIETTA with light hair spe navy pent-geen, tegreen worth yardour price 22Hc These goods fully 3S inches wide.
 Lot FANCY Wool PIADs all conceivable combinations 3S wide, sold elsewhere at soc per yard-our price 35c Lot ALL Wool CAELs HAIR PLADs 38 inches wde sold else where at csc and 7oc yard-our price only Eana heaQY and aU a0ok
 Lot CAMEIs HAIR SERGE heavy Illuminated and plain all wool worth less than 7c ardour price soc yard
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PINE BLUFF, ARK, Nov. 21.-Mid- ding. 7Ac.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
IN WOMANs NEALM.

Mrs Custer was The companion Of her
husband during twenty years of camp life
but says the general never cOniidcd any Of
his military plans 10 her.
A Boston girl has received royal donors
IN Berlin. because she Us tie bride ~
the Spanish ambusgOrdor there. and an
ambassador is supposed to represent his
sovereign personally Senora Bucnolos,
who enjoyed this distinction, was Miss
Thomdykc
The Golden Rose" Of virtue, bestowed
annually by iho pope. win bc given this
year. N h. announced. 10 the Archduchess
Margaret 1i Austria niece of the etn-
pcryr and abbess Of acOnyent near Prague
The rose is made by q famous iewccr
N Rome, aud Is Of the stated value Of
$4,000.
Edison likes TO have women machinists
10 do al the finer work Of his electrical
Inventions There are 200 women IN his
employ. and he claims ,hat they are far
more reliable than men would be.
The superintendent Of the Natal oh
scryatory. In his report for lSgOf01. ac-
knowledged his obligations 10 seven la
dies, without whose 2colOus assistance
lac says, the greater part of the astrOnO-
llicul computations, etc, would not have
been carried ont.
Mrs. LangtIy aud the duchess of Mont
rose have joined john Strange Winters
uo'truoline league The league now
numbers over 1000 members
The novel called "An Exquisite Fool"
which has attracted considerable alton
ton iu England turns OUT TO be- by Miss
P,ynter, The author of MY Little Lady"
The publishers thought 80 highly Of It
ihat they resolved on the experiment of
issuing 1t anonymously.
Mn. Mary Murshall de- Mitbipwicz. the
wife Ot Count Eugene de- AltkewitCz,
died Ia Washington Wednesday niaht.
uiter long illness. She was the graid.
daughter of Chief Justice John Marshall.
Miss Jane Meade WEIGH of Buffalo.
\, y. has been invited 10 give q series
of lectures az Cambridge. England. next
summer on "rho Finding of the New
World. She will probably go abroad
about July l.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
LENTEN OCCUPATIONS.
dor The Sunday Gazette)

A few of the most exclusively elegant
Of the New Year matrOus are amusing
themselves during lent by fitting up their
new houses lust as they would like 10
nave them. During the season there Is
ltte time for this.
Plainly the llentcn fad of fitting up
the new house during Lent Is a sensible
one.
Mrs Astor has become so interested
IN The work OF ordering furniture. de-
signing tapestries and experimenting
tire color decorations In her new house
on ruin avenue, opposite the park, that
she has made up her mind to forcgo her
usual European trip.
MIS- Paran Stevens though scarcely in
society ON account of The quite recent
death OF her mother, is taking advantage
vl the aDS'nce OF social gayct.es 20 make
hef rum avenue and lcfty-seyenth
street palace a. dream In white and gold.
executed In Louis XIV style SHE saws
by the time lent Is over she will have her
mouse all completed, and she prom ses
hef friends that tine Easter sun will dawn
upon mo more beautiful home IN New
hoth' va pictures are being restored
uutlQNe furniture rcsuscltated and gold
tnu Whlt VIII bo background for an
One OF Mrs. Stevens Ienteu diversions
was In planning the Decorations of he
stMrCaSe hall down the main stairway
OF winch hve couples could easily walk
abreast.
AIRS Cornelius Vanderbilt is hoping TO
complete her big Fifty-slyonth street
extension by Easter and though n viii
hot interfere with her Easter Offering
sne WIN spend $3000O0 upon the house
Improvements.
Let no one suppose that such enormous
sums Of money are spent ipnoran,i~ Nv.
IN poor taste The homes of America \
fei9 rlch men are marvels IN tlste ana
MMLSuc beauty. a multo-mnlionn re;s
,hllAs a long time before She spep.if ber
MONEY ana consults many artists. she
t ,s over olu books studies pictures oil
AT night with head as confused mn n
n,pa as disturbed as dos Inc woman
VIZ u plAmine how To ret the pretfiest
l9saiOle results out Of last summers
window draperes.
AUGUSTA PRESCOTT.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

elaborate mink silk broched I'm self
color is trimmcd with fringe made Of
white ribbon, each strand cnding In a
crystal drop This bordcred the skirt
aud tcstooued the bodice from the front
round uudCr the arms TO the back.
Above this the bodice was draped with
pink Crepe caught with white ribbon
roscttcs and the sleeves of the crepe.
cnuglt In with rosettc fell down The
arm Ike the bell of q flower.
silk yrepous are greatly In favor for
eycling GOWNS for young women. MS
also lnUussulines de sole with crinll-
cd stripes. the stripes often in
several colors. aud sometimes edged
orienul-hkc with gold Other sheer
silk musliae arr printed over with col
orVd flowers. These last come also In
ribbon widths for trimming silk gowns.
ADA RACITE-CONE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
JEWELED HAIR.

One Of the newest arrangements for
head decoration Is the heavy ring of
repousse gold through which the hair
n druwn and then twisted into tight
Psyche knot \ tortoise shell ornament
In the shape Of pen, the plume part OF
gold eXquisltcly finished is intended To
stab this little classic arrangement
through aud through. The effect Is very
"cmssic' aud Sappho might have worn
IT,
The fashion of wearing snoods wound
about the punched tressvs has brought
out d number Of pretty jpWeilpd oria-
menls 20 be placed Whcrc the hoW-huot
rs led Those have mostly perky Ut,
Tie air about them; icwelcd antonnac.
or something Of that sort
The Russian manner of setting bits
shell as an 0ocentuution 20 silver open.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
RErIIES

Ham and Egg Saudwiches.-Mi the
yolks Of sis hard boiled eggs to n smooth
puste with one tcaspoonful of made
mustard, TO this add one cupful OF finely
chopped hnm aud the whites of the
oggs chopped as fine as possible Mix
wen and spread between thin slices of
huttcred bread. N The crust of the bread
is hard or tough ID should De cut off
before The bread is spread
Delicious Almond Cakes. Take tho
whites OF SIX eggs. ono pound of pulyor-
lHed sugar, mn ounce of ground ciuun-
iuon. pound of almonds. blnuched aud
chopped Cue, and the grated rnd of one
lemcn Mix all together using as little
iodr as possible; cut in the shape OF
stars, aud bake ia very slow oven.
Little Banana SOullirs Peel and
pound six bananas 10 pulp. mix into
10 the Juice of two lemons, rub throunh
sieve and mix with pint of swSptcnod
whipped cream. Put m the refrigerator
iu lituo paper eases, and when served lay
each
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

/ need hardly tell you that each house
has It's secrets and specialize but at-
ter all. q good corset Is always good
corset. and It's points can differ but
little"
And what then" | asked, are the
points Of good corsety'
SLGNiNESS Is NOT ELEGANCE.
well, TO begin with a well made cor
set should NOT ouly make itS Wcarer
look slight--it should give her an ele-
CANT appearance My English clients
one desire rs TO look MS chin and skim
ny as possible; in vain ] represent that
certain amount of phnnpn'ss is pleas
ing and indeed moro NATURAL; they are
not happy unless / can produce 10
or lS-inch waist.
Now, lrcuchwomen think fnr more
of the whole appearance than they DO
of any special detail. 4 parisiau's wish
is TO produce a pleasing and harmoni-
OuS outline.
Then again, foreigncrs like very long.
hard stays we In Paris prefer them
short and plant
PARIS WOMEN DO NOT LACE"
zone secret of n good cut is 10 have
the corset amply large, but not too
long A woman will never be at her
ease compressed in bone band sever
nj inches too small for her. ! ft my
clients far more carefully than Nj.
Worth does the ladies' for whom he Is
making gala gowns for YOU wouldscarce-
~ believe how few really straight wo-
men there are in the world nearly all
of them are bigger one side than the
other and even thinner one side than
tho other.
Always remember that the corset
makes the gown and that every woman
who studies her appearance should Just
make mp her mind TO bee whit we call
bien corsetee.' ADELE MARCO.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
. woNnrnrrL pAIR oN nLAssss.

A WONDERFUL PAIR or GLAsSi1s.
CottIieb schmitz. 90 the Germans say.
Invented some giHssrg one summer day
on ID wonderful pattern unknown before;
Tnov were aids tO sight mi % dnyu ~ yorc
but the strnngcst thing ana youu own u
Euabied Their owner to think ana to hear
To think and Ia hear and 60 soe, but alas
Some fatal spell hHl induced the glass;
It, lines wefc warped. 'ncltl' The circlmg
T.isioTel images mot his view.
And the SQUADS that he heard, whether
Were blended with sorrow, ike base nj.
10y.
Nothing wns beautiful quito, +, seemed;
THE very sunset that flushed md cleaned,
On the western hilltop WIS out Of line;
IN the mouning music ~ wind nud plnet
Aud e'cn in the soug OF ahe hnppiest bird,
Were chilling discords Mar Guttllcb hoard
And. saddest Of ALL u transformed his mind;
lie was harsh In hls Judgment OF all man
To truth and Outs each lay more blind
Till hp broke fha CluiEcH IN sudden ire.
But vision no longer would chuuRe 600 desire ;
The magic lens De hhl worm too long
Aud dissonant stu was the larhs glad
so1g
u the styry true one7 I can not say;
I only know, should yuu come our Wny,
IN street or market. you'd surely nui
Legons OF men who ARE dcnf Hnd blind
TO tho light and beauty and love AND iEf
OF unsolhsh lives. And there's many
boy.
Aud I'm loath 10 confess but fear some
lusHp4,
Unconsciously looking through Gotuieb's
glasses. independent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
CHAT WITH A CORSETlERE
The Secret Of Ease, Grace and Slendsrness
Not YET Understood b. Corset Buyers.
40 lhe Snndnr GnzeLLel

Paris. Feb. 2S.-A French woman
justly considers her corset the most
important portion Of her toilet Even
the most poverty-stricken Partisan man
ages TO have this article of clothing
made TO order. She vol, If need be, go
without an extra gown or a couple OF
bonnets In order TO be hicn corsetee.
1.-The art of corset making said Mad
anne L.. one of the leading Paris stay
makers, In answer to question, runs
In certain families My great grnnd-
mother built the brassieres used by the
ladies Of Josephines court; my mother
was a noted cOlsctiere under Louis Phil
lippc. All my female cousins are in the
same business.
mot ony ia the technical knowledge
required long and difficult OF attainment,
but ] hold thut the corset maker should
have a special aptitude for proportions;