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Tho GIrl bachelor.

The term "eirl bachelor" 10 q new
coinage seemingly destined to take the
place Of the worn.out "oid maid" which
has long since lost its sting, If indeed
IL ever had any. The girl bachelor Of
to-day is q well'poised, independent,
general self-supportihg young woman.
who doea not soc in matrimony the chief
end an aim Of feminine existence, and
who finds In the companlonship Of
other women and the many .opportuni-
ties for healthfuf work all that she
needs. Plenty Of the most agreeable
social life 10 to be seen at her woman's
club, which henefcient institutions,
like mushrooms, are springing up all
over the country. Here she meets
dozens OF kindly, pleasant, wise and at
tractive women, and thus keeps in
touch with oil matters OF interest in
the literary, artistic and social world.
Hcr own rooms are also the meeting
place OF many congenial spirits, Should
she wish to travel. the world is her own
from tho north pole to tho pyramids,
with every modern facility for seeing
aud observing within her reach. All
this does not imply that women are
growing averse TO matrimony and family
cares, but that many who are not con-
stituted as to end 1T their truest hap
piness are finding other channels for
their activities, and are no longer
doomed TO tho loveless, contracted lie
Of the old time "old maid"
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Fnrnlture Ittiauette.

Among the Germans Of the more
comfortable class, who live from gener'
alton to generation in the same house,
every piece Of furniture has its own
history and makea its own associa.
tons. The sofa, however, ia the seat
OF the greatest importance. AS soon as
visitors arrive certain dignified com.
motion begins. II the caller Is lady
OF lower social standing than the mis-
tress Of the house she must take a
chair, whilst the hostess sits alone upon
the sofa, but should :.she: be OF higher
degree the matter would be otherwise
decided. As the proudest usually ar.
rives latest O general stir ia likely to
take place, for II the frau doctor, the
vile Of a physician or scholar, la citing
on che sofa che muat vacate her position
should o frau professor appear. The
frau maiorin, or wife OF major, may
be heartily enjoying the seat OF honor,
but she must yield It without hesita.
ton when the frau generalIn appears,
The entire company will rise at such q
moment to do honor to such die.
tinguished guest, and general read.
justment OF places lie likely to occur
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A black evening gown is indispensa.
bic TO we'll regulated wardrobe. This
gown can be made Of tadeta silk or
crepe, and with the coarse Brussels net
Is most effective. A pretty way to
mako this black gown Is with very
full skirt, trimmed with ruche or o few
fuffles at the bottom Of II. The waist
should be- cut round or V.Shape, and
gathered into plated satin bodice
Have very large sleeve, and let them be
long, with rutEie Of black lace to fall
over the hands. Finish the neck with
q deep, full rufile Of lace. II ono desires
TO brighten q black gown use flowers or
q piece Of gay ribbon twisted through
the hair A pale pink silk waist or q
pretty crimson ono 10 rilce with the
black skirt for evening wear. and makes
II equal to two complete changes.
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mermaid of 0rItncy.

News has reached Kirkwall, says the
Scotsman, that the mermaid has again
made her appearance at Deerness. 0rk.
ney. Tho creature has arrived at tho
same place now many years in suCces-
sion, where II remains all summer, dis
appearing in the winter, and returning
again In tine weather. Last year q largo
sum Of money was offered for its cap.
turo, and spottsmon tried to kill it. As
It struck out to sea Immediately 1t was
fred at, and was never seen again till
now, 1t was thought It bad been
wounded or killed. Naturalists who
have got full description OF tho liner
maid" think It is an ocean seal, but the
people Of Deerness, who have watched
1t closely for years, say 1t has few II
any Of the seals habits, and maintain It
swims like human being. At the
present time it may DO observed daily,
being very partial TO bright sunshine,
but II rarely appears on dull days.
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some PoInta Aboat Laoe.

All real lace 10 hand made lace, and
Is easily detected from the machine.
woven imitation, because the meshes in
the genuine are apt to he irregular.
while the other 10 uniform In weave.
The net Of the lace Is called by lace.
makers the Heseau; the pattern Is the
heur; aud IL Ia in the shape Of these
meshes that lace distinctions appear.
The square or diamond shaped mesh 10
used in Valenciennea, the six.sided
mesh in point d'Alencon, and Chantllly
and point de Paris laces have IN odd
mesh OF four.sided big holes, with trt-
angular holes between.
Now the chief difference between the
pillow and needle laces-for real lacel
are made in but two ways, one with the
Plus and bobbins, the other with the
needless in the way the feur or pat
tern is worked on the net Needle lace
has q distinctiveness OF outline In the
feur, because the pattern ts outlined by
running a thread In and out Of the
meshes OF the resau. II the outline 10
ID, be- very much In relief, as In point
d'Alencon, the most beautiful Of all
needle laCes, the outline is corded In
with horsehair, and then the pattern
made by filling in the outlines with o
sort Of button.hole stitch. making .
rich add heavy efiectIi embroidery.
The resau In this lace is complicated,
too. by twisting the threads Of the
meshes together here aud there to make
to make bigger holes and thus giving o
variety to the mesh. This lace 10 made
piece by piece, the pieces joined to.
gether by Invisible seams. Pillow laces
have fat, smooth pattern, and are
smooth and soft In outline 10
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Hondnohn ma prsnnnnln.

William Z. Rockwell, No. 5l2 West
Fifty.seventh street, New York, says:
II have been q martyr TO bilious
headache and dyspepsia. Any indie.
cretlon in diet, overfatigue or cold,
brings on o ct OF indigestion, followed
by d headache lasting two or three days
at q time, think l must have tried
over twenty different remedies, which
were recommended 90 certain cures by
loving frienda, but II was no use. At
last / thought / would take q eimpIe
course OF purgatioR with BRANpRETH's
Pills. For the first week took two
pilla every night, then one pill for thirty
nights; Ia that time ] gained three
pounds 10 weight, aud never have had
an ache or q pain since"
Disease In one part Of the body will
eventually Oil the whole body with
disease. Every year or two some part
OF the system grows weak and begins TO
decay. Such part should DO removed
at once, and new matter be allowed to
take lis place. Theye's no need Of cut.
ting IL oue\with o sefgeon'B scalpel.
Purge away the old, deceased and worm
out parts with BRANpRRTn's PILLS.
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Ahapl sleepinR.

Sunlight is good for everything but
ieathera :,
The best number Of persons to each
bed is--one
Always with heavy hNngings, either
above or below the bed,
Beware OF q dusts, musty carpet, bet
Ter sweetness and bare floor.
Do not fail to provide some means OF
ventilation during the night
Keep tho head cool while sleeping,
but not by draught OF cold air falling
upon 1t.
II a folding bed must be used con.
trive some way to keep il aired and
wholesome.
Lat the pillow be high enough to
bring the head in a natural position
no more nor less.
Thoroughly air the sleeping room CIV.
cry day; air the beds and bedding as
often "a possible.
A dark, out.ot-the'waY, unwho|eSome
corner Ia no more fitted for n sleeping
room than for parlor.
A feather bod which has done sor'
vice for q generation or two Is hardly a
desirable thing upon which to sleep.
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QUIET AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Sensible Course of Dspositors Prevents
Further Financial Trouble.

ISDIANAPoLIs, md, July 2&-There
were no disturbing scenes at any of the
indianapolis banks to-day and business
wore ia usual aspect The determine
ton expressed yesterday by the busi'
ness community to proceed calmly ls
evidently in permanent force. There
was nothing unusual in demeanor Of
the people about the banks and other
business ceuters. The expression most
frequently heard was that Indianapolis
had no cause for alarm. Tho banks
have been boarding gold for six months
and all conservative citizens are opeEat,
ing with them 10 preserve q normal
state In the financial situation. Bank
Examiner Young arrived in the city
to-day, He went 10 the indianapolis
National Bank and took possession, in
accordance with the instructions from
Washington.
John VI, Ray, Of the Bauk of Com
merce, Gays that bank will make no
assignment, but that on contrary 1t will
resume business,
II 10 believed that this bank has
made substantial arrangements for aid,
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snppnrssINa Tnn TRurA.

Italian Government and Papers Suppress
ing the FsGt Of the Existence OF
Cholera.
LONDON, July 26.-With reference to
the report OF the presence Of cholera in
Naples and the statement Of the As
ISOLATED Presa that nothing had been
ascertaiued upon INQUIRY to Justify 1t
in asserting that Cholera was present
In that city, the London agent Of the
Associated Press has received q letter
from mis- representative In Rome saying
that he telegFaphed 10 London SatuI'
day last the fact that the officials In
Naples had reported four cases OF the
disease as having occurred there during
the early part Of last week. This tele'
gram never was delivered and there 10
NO doubt that 1t was suppressed, The
letter adds that mother the Naples or
Rome newspapers mako mention oil
cholera anywhere in Italy. though the
Associated Press advices show that II
does prevail at Alexandria and other
places in Piedmont. II further says
that choleraic disorders prevail at
Cuneo, capital OF the province by that
name, as usual. PilgTimages have been
prohibited and cordonS Of troops have
been established to enforce the prohib'
itiOn
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A No1ol Illrthdnr l.omlndcr.

Speaking Of girls reminds inc Of a
very pretty novelty In birthday pres.
ents which has como into vogue
quite recently, In tho case that catnO
under my notice young man, engaged
70 DO married, Visited tho residence Of
his Aaneo tho night before hOt birth.
day and left with ono Of her servants q
large pastNboard box, together with
minute Instructions as 10 lts dispohal
Whom tho sun peenod into the room Of
Tho hrido.eleol the next morning II
found tho Coyerl0t Of her couch str0wn
with roaOS Of tho variety Of which sho
was the fondost, placed there while che
BlepL
When tho young mise entered her
bath d few minutes later for hOr morn.
Ing plunge, che found tho tub wrealhod
al the top with American Beauty fosos
every yestigs Of thornS having been no.
moved from the stems BY the came
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Flowers and Vases.

The decorative properties Of q hand.
some vase arc by no means To DO dc.
apised, But all flowers do not show TO
advantage in vases. Others almost re-
quire them. Take roses, You cannot
find vase too gorgeous or too hnO for
them. They can be put even In the
ponderous jars that atand shoulder
high ON the floor.
But II YOU have only few roses II 10
we'll 10 discriminate. You often have
dozen or 60, and you are Ia tho habit
Of putting thom all together In the
prettiest vase. But docs not tho doing
this often almost cause you pain2
One rose 10 80 sadly crushed by the
operation. Another has its prettiest
side turned away A third has To part
with somo Of ita leaves, maybe. And
tomorrow all will wilt together II 10
q disappointing pity
Buttfy this way. Take tho very best
rose In tho lot aud put II In vase by
itself. II you have not long, narrow.
nOcked rose vase got one when you can.
A dollar will buy two small japanese
oneB Of that kind. A rose 10 far too fine
70 hide itB beauty and fragrance under a
bushOl Of othera.
Very long.StOmmod "jack" roses and
American Beauties may DO punched,
Their stems arc long enough 70 allow
each rose TO rear lie head proudly aloit
10 DO admired by itseli. Round cuLRlSsB
rose Jars como In for holding bunch
Of roses. They eau be bought for from
thitty.flve cents for the small, common
glass ones to % many dollara for the big
onOS IN cut ptass.
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WOMAN'S WORLD.
Matters of Interest to the IptaiH-
genoaFs Feminine Frisnda
FASHIONS. FADS AND FlNCIES,
Things that WIN Interest Old and
Young, tho Society Belle and che
HousswiGe-Rsoipes for seasonAbIe
Dishes - Hints of Fashions aud
Novelties

Nothing 90 stimulates to better work
like appreciation, says the Philadelphia
IImsa People may feel Just as much,
but If they do not express it once in q
while the hearts around them grow
weary waiting for the need OF praise
that's thstr due, aud the road seems
heavy and overheard to travel To
brighten and tighten labor is an easy
task If the ones who have 1t In their
power bat think how far a cheering
word would go with the one who Is
doing their utmost TO please, yet who
receives no pleasant kindly word OF
approval or gratitude for favors done.
Many . naturally generous nature has
become ealioused and hardened by
never being met by any demonstration
that would show that we'll meant acts
and words had found q goal where they
were gladly received. Many q brilliant
career has been cut short in its prime
az because there was lack Of eneour-
agement on the part Of those running
In tho same race.
We are all follow travellers on the
Journey OF life. II is hard journey at
the best, and why should we try to re-
press our feelings and keep back words
Of appreciation when we know how
much good they would do those who are
serving for us? The help in our kltch.
ems, the employees in our offices, the
friends in our families and the loved
ones in our hearts would all be better
of If we would but give to them more
Of the words OF praise and appreciation
that We feel but fail 70 express.
Remember, there comes time when
It docs no good TO murmur kindly on.
courrgement. The heart that would
once respond with pleased eagerness to
the note Of love will cold aud motion.
iesa beneath the frame that broke down
trying to bear life's burdens oil alone
with never helping hand or genial
smile to cheer the way. Remember
this when next you feel inclined to re'
press the words that are worth far more
than you eau estimate.
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TO SHIP THEM EAST.
Destitute Colorado Workmen to be Sen
East ut Public Expense.

Destitute Colorado WOPkmen to be Sent
East Mt Public Expense.
DENVER CoLo,, July 2G-The COM
mittee which was appointed last night
al the meeting Of tho officials from the
stats, county, city and various charity
organizations, TO devise means for TAX
ing care Of unemployed in this city,
met In executive session last night,
Although the proceedings were &c.
cret, It IL said on good authority that
the idea which was abandoned Monday
night, Of sending the destitute to their
friends In the east, was last night re-
vived and decided upon as the best
course II 10 understood that a S. rate
has been made over all tho railroads
from here to Chicago or intermediate
points, and the unemployed will be
transported as far as possible. In the
meantime they will be cared for by the
different charity organizations.
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NOT ALLOWED TO LAND.
sevon Chiuamen Who Must Prove That
They Are Entitled to Entry.

Sevon Chiuanen Who Must Prove That
They Are Entitled to Entry.
New York, July 2e.-seven China
men reached here on the steamship
Seneca frSm Havana yesterday, and
Deputy Collector John II. Gunner went
down to the steamer 10 investigate the
case. He made careful examination
Of their passports and certificates and
decided TO allow them TO land. Jost as
they were about to do 90, j, Thomas
schari presented himself and refused
to allow them to land on the gFounds
that the interpreter. Leo Foy, was en-
gagged in smuggling Chinese into this
port, and he mot being under oath, his
services were useleSs; that there was
no proof that the Cinnamon. who said
that they were atudents, told the truth;
that the men should be required to
give bond that they were entitled 10
land that their passports were irregu-
lar, aud that in general the proper pro-
ceedlnga had been omitted, The China
men are still on the vessel. pending the
settlement Of the case,
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noUIsVILLR pANKs.
No uueasinesS-Tho Feeling of ConfdenO'
Restored.

NO uuehblnehb-Ino ceehuB VI Sohuuohp0
Restored.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 26.-All Of the
banks Opsnsdpromptly at 0 o'clock this
morning and proceeded with their bush
ness as II nothing had happened to dis
turb the financial affairs Of the com,
muuity. Except for the orowds there
was no indication that business was not
as serene and quiet as IL ever was, At
the start every depositor who wanted
hia money got II without Q word and
while there were number OF them who
drew out their balances there was not
what might be called run. DepoSitors
did not stand In line waiting their turns
at the paying teller's window, but those
OF them who drew out their cash did 1t
quietly and In much the same manner
as they would at any other time, Those
who had smaller amounts than their
credits seemed most anxious to get their
money and none Of the large deposltors
seemed worried In the least by the pres.
enc9 oil the crowds.
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Should no ia Eyory I1ouae,

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., sharps.
burg, Pa, says no will not be without
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for ConSump.
ton, Coughs and Colds, that II cured
bis wife who was threatened with
Pneumonia aftor an attack Of LA
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several physicians had done her no
good. Robert Barber, Of CooEsport, Pa,
claims Dr.. Kings New Discovery has
dono him more good than anything no
ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothing
like II. Try IL Froo trial bottles az
Logan Drug Cos Drug Store Largo
bottles, Zoe, and 81. 8
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uoke smIth,s Wnr on the Pensioners.

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 26.-The
total number Of pensioners under the
act of June 81, 1890, who have been
notified since the incoming Of the pres.
emit administration that the payment
OF their pensions have been suspended
Is approximately $3.50.
II the came ratio 10 maintained
throughout tho entire list about $4,000
will have been suspended.
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Enrlnnn Not 40 nopefnl.

OTTAWA, oSE., July 2a-The latest
advices received hero from Sir John
Thompson brings che Information that
the British are not 90 hopeful Of win
ming the Boring case as they were q
short time ago. II 10 also thought here
that the attitude Of the Brltieh govern
ment in connection with the Slam difh-
culties may tend to injure their case
before the arbitration board.
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Electric Blttors,

This remedy Is becoming go we'll
known and 90 popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the Bamo song Of
praise. A purer medicine docs not exist
and IL 10 guaranteed 10 do oil that Il
claimed. Electric Bitteta will cure oil
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Plmples, Bolla, Salt Rhetim and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from the system and
prevent as well ag cure oil Malarial To-
vers. For cure Of Headache Constipa-
tion and Indigestion try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed Or money
refunded, Price 10 centa and 81 per
bottle, at Logan DrttR Co. . Drug Store. .
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arent Trlumnh.

Instant relief experienced aud q per.
fnAhent cure BY The most speedy and
greatest remedy in the .wofld-olto's
Cure for throat and lung diseases, Why
will you continue 10 irrltale your throat
and lungs with that terrible hacking
cough, when Logan Dftg Co., SOLE agent,
will furnish you a FREQ sample bottle Of
this great guaranteed reinedyS Its
success 10 simply wonderful, 90 your
druggist will toll you. 0tlo's Cure IL
now sold In every town md village on
this continent Samples FREQ, Largo
bottles COO. 8
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2G-The bank
panic in this city is over. To-day there
Is mot the slightest tendency toward a
run on any OF the local banks. The
crowds that have surrounded the vari-
Qua banking institutions from morning
to night the past week have dispereed
and business at the paying teller's win
dow has resumed Its normal condition.
Tho men Ia charge Of the afaiFs Of the
several failed banks are engaged In
preparing statements, but none will DO
completed Tor several days.
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s1oo Reward, 500.

Tho readers OF this paper will DO
pleased to learn that there 10 at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been ableto cure in all ito stages and
that 10 Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure 10
the only positive cure now known TO
the medical fraternity. Catarrh, being
d constitutional disease, requires q con.
stitutional treatment Halle Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in do.
Ing lie work, The proprietors have so
much faith in it's curative powers, that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that IL fails to cure. Send for list
Of testimonials
Address, FJ. CHENEY 4 Co,
nSPSold nv drno0ists. 75c.
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Lnnd AreneY Ralls.

DALLAS. Texas, July 2G,-The land
loan and collecting agency of Murphy
and Bolanz has made general asaign-
menk Z, s. Loughberough was named
as the assignee. The cause given ia the
sttingency In the money market and
failure of the banks and eastern CORES.
poadents to carry their paper. No
schedule Of assets or liabilities been
filed, but as firm did an enormous bust.
ness the chances that liabilities will
reach $500. 1000 and assets fully that sum,
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Skin the stalks and cut in slices about
half an inch long. Butter a pudding
dish and 10y In 1t enough slices Of
bread and butter to cover the bottom.
Put in q layer Of cut rhubarb. Sprinkle
thickly with sugar. Alternate layers
OF bread and rhubarb until the dish Ia
full. Cover aud steam for hall an hour.
Remove the cover aud put In the oven
until brown. Serve with hot sauce.
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Cholern in senerambIa.

PARis, July ga dispatch haa been
received here stating that cholera has
broken out in St. Louis, Senegal, capt.
tai Of the French possessions In seus'
gambia, The deaths have already
reached an average Of Atty daily. A
genuine panic prevails among the IN
habItants. Tho disease is spreading
among the European residents, three OF
whom arc numbered among those who
have died.