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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

Mrs. Naun-''It Is strange tha,
you can not hold the baby few min
utes, when you used 20 hold ne OF
vour lap for honrs ae time -.
Mann The young one = 50 restless
He sauiru1s and kicks all the tine.
You didn't kick the least little Bit
Indiana polls Journal
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KANSAS CITY April 29,-Wheat dull and steady:
No = red &c. Corn firm; No. mixed 3jc. oats
weak and aleablc; No. 2 mixed 2o@-slec. Rye
steady 54leG55c Flaxseed steady. 81 U2al ub. Bran
fifm G4Ga65C. BuJter dull and weak, creamery -JG
pc, dairy lsa22c, Eggs weak. l2lpc.
81 heat Receipts. H,UE; shipments $500 Corn
- de, ept-. &c shipments, III co. Oats-Receipts
-.... shipments 800,
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New York Produce and Money.

NEW YORK, April 80
Money call easy at pei cent.
Prime PAPER 6Ia as per cent.
Exchange -teauy; ~ S6bpesi q for sixty day bills
81 osi- for demand.
Coffee-Sput Iiio dull and steady. No. :, l3S1 l5s.
Sugar-Renned fairly active and firm, Cut loaf
5ssG5 l3-l6c. granulated 5-ltS51ec standard a
s. 6el53sc.
Cotton Quiet and Lice lower. MiddlIng upIands
s2lc, middIlng Orleans SC
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Excursion Tickets.

Round trip tickets TO St. Louis and Chi.
ca-o are now on sale at the Missouri Pa
cliic ticket office. Reduced rates TO all
points east. Ii you arr going TO the world ;
fair don't forget TO call az IA North Msiu
street. al If
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-. 50 Per Volume.

The Encyclopedia Britannica (Stoddart's
edition. is in our Wichita high school.
our public school library, our normal
school and Lewis Academy. L. :. Carter.
publishers agent, 4G5 4. Douglas ave
T2- g.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

potstoes-Coloradol 0aaIlO Eggs l3c. Butter
FIRST creamery BIC second creamery -Uc, oIhei
grades 20c.
Chickens-Hens SIC per pound i've weight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Boston April Santa Fe railway SIS.
BALTIMORE April 2S.-COfTee firm. Rio No. :
ice. ..
NEW ORLEANS April 29-Cotton quiet MiddinS
1-iG67 ll-ldc, low middling /! sc good ordinary
4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

II ycu want goods stored Is a safe 5sy
b~.ck lsaiAliug ~ te4s5U1bts rates onil %
Or address y \ Post. room }4over al y
Market Il. Wichita, hsu. Storage rno5n
us L Eirsl -, Ssdswsck osk. ground fioor.
10 u
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Special For Few Days,

Suits to order for $50, worth $50. Pants
from 81 to 50, worth 50 TO Sl4 Black dress
suits way down. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Wichita Tailoring company, 500 North
Main. -l42I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30

VIII move my art store to III North
Main street, May 1st. Until then framed
pictures ut half price.
dl5S 5t#<s F. L. MARTIN.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
DON'T FORGET

That | am the manufacturers
agent the following celebrated
makes of Planes and Organs;
/ Decker Bros, Mehr, knsbe,
Behr Bros, Estey, Chase Bros,
Evrett, kimball. Smith and
Barnes, Ivens Il Pond, Briggs, A
i, Chase.
ORGANS.
Estey, Story d Clark, Kimball,
Chicago, Cottage, Packard and
he Seven Octave Lawrence.
BICYCLES.
Columbia, Victor, cleveland
Hartford, besides many cheaper
ones,
SEWING MACHINES,
Domestic, White. Household,
and Wheeler Il Wilson.
If | cannot suit you it il I'M
necessary to look farther. Sold
on terms to suit purchaser, for
same quality | can sell cheaper
than any concern in Kansas. ]
carry FIVE times the stock. Don't
buy Til you compare with me.
Old instruments taken in ex-
change.
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Personal,

For one week only, shampoo So cents.
Elite Hairdressing and Manicure parlor.
137 North Main, Erear Mrs. koher's MILL
merry room. 1i2tl
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Local Grain anu Feed Market.
wichita Produce Market.

Wheat No . SAC, Corn BIC, Oats &c. Baled
1ay s7as Ground com Ijc. Corn ana oats
>lixed 75ssjc. Bran 6Jc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
MichI.a Horse Market.
wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Bre2dsi uf Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 80. ex-
ma fanCy 81 80
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Mr.. Walter H. Graves. 149 North Main
street, Ter several years past the resident
agent Of me Connecticut Mutual Life In
surance company, has recently been APP
pointed general agent, with Eeadquait tiers
at Wichita. Mr.. Graves wishes 10 secure
the services of few intelligent, active
young men 10 solicit applications for the
best life insurance policy on earth, and is
prepared 10 make liberal contracts with
such can furnish first class references
and satisfactory bond. Address, Walter
II. Graves, general agent Connecticut
Mutual Lie Insurance company. 40 North
Maiu street, Wichita. Kan. l42,
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Carriage Painting
X mJyal Notice.

First class work The Rock Island
Painter, 3l6-3lS West Douglas ave. l2Stf
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EQUITABLE lid UNION OF AMERICA

Best ftaternal order known. Takes in both sexes
on equal footing. Receives members from 10 10
Co Years al age. Insurance at cost according to
mortality.
Benefit certificates issued from 500 to 5000 ac-
COUdnS age.
Gives protection in three ways viz: Accident.
Endowment, and Ordinary Life, without extra
charge.
Has been in operation u years, and has 300
members.
For fun particu call on W c. Richards, prest
W. {. Palmer. secretary; Nichi IA Union a. No
2jS North Main SsIeet Wichita, Kansas. lS2-t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WICHITA MARKETS

The quotations mere ,n eresehi range Of
s.,frrs shipping steers good 70 eAIi I1so;;
Nhtis native butcher steel $, iUopyS a.
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REAL ESTATE.
Furnished by Apologize & Mallory

Furnished by Apologize & Mallory.
Abstracters)
The records in the register OF deeds office
show the following buyers:
l. Price hf of hf of Sc or of sec 90 90
Pc wd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1900
E Sax lot % Cleveland ave Mathew
son 4th ad wd. 1900
81 Dugan lot Is II Henry st College
gu VIZ
j f Carr lot rs Avenue A Valley
Cenlerwd. .................... sec
W L Leonard corn 66I fl W $50 #
of he of NV 81 q g thence % feet
e 165 it n 80 fs " l65 it to beg suf d. 100
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Take stage at Noble for TecumSen. Best
t.d enorteSt route Nm. >EE3EET,
MauauGr
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VETERINARY STRGLaNS.
O. VI. McMUERIV. Z :.

Graduate OF Ontario Neterusy College lSS7
Sucoes~orto PHILLIPS 4 PHILIPS
Hospital ACCOMMODATIONS. Calls by falaub,r.
telegraph nlai3 VII. receive prompt .tteuIi,,a
ofice at Palace stables. telc. hone No :.
Dies
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Chrysanthemums

Those intending to grow chrysanthe-
NUNS for exhibition in the fall, should
get their plants now. The attention of
buyers is directed to the large stock of
these plants for sale by w. II. Culp & Co,
GIL Wabash avenue. This stock com
prises over seventy varieties, of which
forty are kinds that took prizes at the
cbrysanthemum fair at Wichita last fall
Call, or send postal card for their price
list d142tI@
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FRED W, ISRAEL. Il. c. lSREAIn
Notary Pebble,
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

1o hr- Wichita city properly or SeaEwi OK County
land at present prices. means ge Returns on eig
money. Wichita with Ter siuCS aud other indus
tries ! just In her infancy. and such bargains A. we
now crer were never offered be!a rS' Al having
business - our Ee invited 10 call ar CORES pond
The NiCllfa interests az I.-a-fr-!den~ properly
aud faithfully cared Tor. Uaice second fio1g lt5
North Market Israel Building. dD-y
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Il. j. 4PPLEG TE

WIKI l. - H6s,uty
AtStrac'er. ton7egauoa, & No.srg PA
Fine dtaus''lu- Speciality taiar-e,a abstracts
le ely iai,1 IN NedS r, county once lust at rsht
81 Mes1 eat htte, Main street. New onrt HctlSe
ffst iicor. Prompt service .uSrai,teri fslai,I,.
Boo ~ tttN-'7
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PHYSICIANS.


females aid Cli'dIeUs diseases = speciality
J che Lor aides during confinement strictly VrI-
N.t Wien - &c -3el. also permanent homes PRO
Ni'ta Toy CHILDREN !, Aeil ttSifeii. Letters Ui inQU'-
4 coz Lcthi'6, and answered lIumlIy Home IL
sos Avenue " L.fs"f4 I,AY>-G
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TOE EIN I-Houses.

FFf 70 - iES&aa PEI t.s.- - s-tF.
I-OK KE.T Chaps ROOM HOUSE A &
L Es0tg - GeftO DO T. a4as a.
i..uis i:ESr -.vEHAL COOP H0l -Es.
L element & aor.ss ~
I,OE EENG TFsE CoTTAs.L CoRNEk -
i 9ls-.ct at Fsas - taE parties 49, 4lifs
t.f =. 8ErAez- ots- q
t-na kf,.I-.-taByN tuI TAGE . HaNs
i ~ S. L. r-lcs ss-. 80, i5snFg :. ~as lars.
-, SFt~z bgii1nT- astf
I-,5. ht-,I-A ElsE EsafsI COS 3 afff- 81 r.
i rs-i-rat. f rzfz-s"ef sls go. t-a-z .ls 81
4t acc .E-. t.ss4 - rs-gssl fs..7 80 \ Gsla -
80.
I.,5E kf.sI - sR8DK .HoC-E o. foLLEsE
Il as4 faaf-s. s.a5~fs ssasatss ga sssE-Ee1
-asl -aass sable s1z2a3 sd r. 2ls -
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= - .sy4.. ste. Ifgtsr -l ~ = - zssa7~
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4 Isf4 sts-et So esffia "a - 80 -
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seed tI- fs@ As- 81 - frz-t- - - - = a.
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Bookheepei's and Clerks.
IiisceUUdIteOits.

IifsceuEidHe0Hs.
W ANTED-MAN To MANAGE BRANCH FOR
W western house, =aAty so pc iuUutu ana
expense, ;tud 10 'r coat. Oh sos business must
lowest $50 line OF o0u- rHtll ca ItrHfJ Morgan
tti1 tUinc iti.ur.. nCs BUii.ing, Chicago ia Il
ANt4D-NA.. 10 NA$AGE DAIRY FARM
w nGtulu few miles Oh Cty must Uc iIoIoushy
lgers.sl.t with ul4lu Cows alIu CIer slVCa AZ
uycs> D,tiiy ram, Eagie office. IA<
" ANTED-COMPEIEN STLNOGkAFEERs
w ild boUhkteIers who ue>ige pU~!.iohs, -
apply ~ The %.st.ULHi COuHIis ana Htehos I"pti
,ls Iuleau. CulCe TOT Tire states OF ..ausSs too-
lEuu NeUfa>ko. missouri AHA cAa-, 90 t4e south
western islIsIuezs tUllese, wichita. tN'n. nit' Y
A>TED-BUSINES MEN WHO Alb II
r w Iced OF -teIO @lapHeIa ~ accountants . cal
OF. Tie AaIC'ai Att ouAtHIis nAd StcAOgl Aihti =
bureau. bIHECu GnICv at Use southwestern busi-
hess Cuiiegc. " !Chita. Han. We usliaIiJ have o.
turaupi!tatIua list Thoroughly competent DOVh-
heSprI- ana straogis Pliers Win Lf~t S4is> refer
euCe-. hep furnished Tree Vi Cii'iiHc, uiI' ~
Situations ~ dHted-uuie.
miscellaneous.
yyATTED - SITUATION 900 STRONG Young
w man viii do any honest work Addrss7 -
= -. x
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rIESON Al.

FINDER thi. head e. PEI ljn- l.r dsy.
TAR DF HARpIs PhSSYRoYAL PILLS.
- ihe only genuine psnIsreysl pIls mada. 4
u.gistS ~ by hat. 81 once, - Ncfth 'sh o.,
PniIa.. - d. lyr
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FOR EAfH4NG T..

TIHD lXCHE NGE-~ IOCk DE GDDaS. sTok
i house ana 1--WE. iaS i5 Indiana, el'sr ira
= SaB1. iog a g9osi farm. clear. Cone q 60
80 ks.t IJsU-,.sls aFeG4e. - 40 e
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TATTED-TNEfGEIIC YOCNG MAJ WITH
w sssiy ash a.. plIa4 mana vt lut v5.ilieh ONE
ssl4ry sl9H b-si month AI1ie7s AH-aia'-- g. -
4, ar, IprI = T.iOiB6S tA3rss". AZ IL
,TCDk>r>, TEACHERS. AGE- TS-fOt Can
- ci-as tom StJlsJ s9g.4g per vceA uaDq4li4s
-. CRATES ,-1uC-sIiUl4t novelty go tie W"Fia Al
crss pos, rT- ~. 20, Van hnrcH -tiest tist 40
,.rAsftis-I'ER~oN> MO VAST GOOD 20
w -ltinls to JsH "A .isss shorthand whiC4 VS..
fs- o. -a.ize "a tt -J.;-il-. -isiu h.-Ae-- tc-e
on t,ss-uay nsuruiu-. bias p - -. 'aoieS pos
ron. 10 AL persons ~ -uotl La lta b r. lHi ms
- -,-.f La d. - ~. course. IfI%
.A<TED-A COOP HON FOR aDi.s MOTHS
w sar a r,--trtfaIie y oman .ad I'VE fa+icItf.
ono oa enough care rof 'tr oiirF. 30 SOFA TOO
As' iueJ-
I-A~TFD-A class WILL 81 oEGA LIKED
W a. tae Waterbury Shorthand >euooj AtF -
$40 =
,tFs<TEl5--Io Buy A GOOD sAMiLf horst.
w Apply ~ L5l.e s. 20 ~, b.. Drus'.- a..
nE[TTp-K FEw FAEH LoA>~ CALL
W immediately. 81 D, ta-ves. oseF go ~ y
Main ~.
tX-k>Tl iI-ps uI'iE To EANI.E 1H. SIX
W s.t.- a-- tr ie -acs isss-z Briltt1-ls-z sf-
futr .iley .rArr ta .-ef 1ts.f".s ~ ESQ -
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sfefaa,
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W Aaa-e-s taA 80 'sie.a-
The herald., 1893-06-02

and bent little in front. 1t ID trimmed
with a peasant bow OF ribbon, ostrich
tips and an aigrette.
The Easter hats and bonnets shown
suggest the necessity for a setting of
fluffy hair. Many woman would long
ago have parted her hair, except that
directly she put the ordinary hat or
bonnet on, che looked like fright for
lack of the needed fluffy relief to the
edge OF the headgear. The epring hats
are tiny bits of lace and ribbon, with
perk Of feather here and flip of ribbon
there. How ie such hat to look worn
on sleekly smooth head2 | fancy the
explanation is that we are not all going
to wear our hair smooth. Certain 1t is
that tie hat that calls for fluffed hair is
the one that looks prettiest in the hand,
and that is the one woman ie going to
purchase and wear.
saw beautiful dinner dress of black
faille and my sketch shows the pretty
bodice. The deep collar was made of
ietted net, finished with Jet fringe, and
WAS pointed on the arms and at the
back. The collar shape was attained by
means Of shoulder seams, which also al
lowed OF the pointed epaulettes. The
Iull pulleu bletNo6OL lalbo WcIo BathoAcV
into cuff of pleated net. Where the
sleeve and cuff joined there WAS q
straight ruffle of lace edged with jet
fringe, the ruffie being left open at the
inner seam. The belt was OF folded
Nile green surah and was finished on
one side with rosette.
For young girls the organdiee, striped
batistes, challies and all the pretty light
weight goods make up charmingly. The
baby waists Of some time ago are again
seen, the skirts being quite plain,
straight and msidenly. The waist is
bound by sash that ties in the back,
The baby waist of season or so ago was
made with yoke. That Of this season
is left to show the bare neck and arms
Yet the example of this style in my last
picture is not party gown unless silk
The herald., 1893-06-02

at the shoulder. Those on the left side
terminate at the end OF the plastron, and
the silk is sewn down the edges of the
fastening, fret being we'll stretched over
the darts. The pleats ON the right side
also start st the shoulder, but, instead
OF ending at the plastron, they are
carried down to the waist, terminating
nearly at the seam which joins the
front and under-arm pieces. The ribbon
which forms the V has its point OF de-
parture at the same seam on the right
side, and is fastened at the point OF the
plaBtron with roEette, redeHcending to
the same seam on the left side. where 1t
fastens with hook and eye. The top
of the skirt is edged with ribbon like
that employed for the V, and IL Is adj
visable to faeten IL under the arm, where
the fastening always shows the least.
The sleeve is beat cut with two seams,
as ID is almost impossible to cut sleeve
in silk with only one seam, ae II is too
narrow, except for a person with 9 very
thin arm. The dress is finished with a
military collar.
A very pretty costume OF plaid, trim
msd ps HsNs NTH black velvet y ~ hs sssn in
ness in front, and the back 10 laid in
deep pleats. 1t is lined with silk and
the bottom is finished by wide band
of velvet, scnlloped at the top. The
waist has yoke of velvet, and bias plaid
is laid in few pleats in front. 1t
iastens on the left shoulder, then around
the arm.hole and along the side seam.
The belt 10 folded piece Of bias black
velvet, and iastens in front with velvet
bows having long ends. The eleeve 10
full at the top and tight at the wrist.
With the costume is worn pretty hat
OF black velvet, turned up in the back
The herald., 1893-06-02

buttoning over, and has small revers
that chow the plaid lining. A belt ie
eewed into the side form seam in the
back and buttons over to the other side,
confining the extra fullness in the cen.
ter of the back. The eleeve is very full
and has long gauntlet cuff. There are
two pockets in the right side and one in
the left. The coat Is finished with ma
chine stitching and has large mother-ot-
pearl buttons.
The second picture shows dress that
is we'll suited to stout figure. 1t is of
black silk with light gray stripes and
cernflowers. Black ribbon velvet trims
the bottom OF the skirt and forms the
waistband. So little attention is
usually paid by fashion writers
to the needs OF stout women,
that l give directions which will
enable almost anyone to make the cos
tune. The skirt Is gored and is edged
with two rows of velvet. The bodice
has short basque and it Is worn under
the skirt. A little plaetron is made both
at the front and back, ending on the
latter about five inches from the waist,
while in front it descends to the ribbon
bow. The plastron starts from the edge
OF the shoulder touching the collar, and
1t is advisable to draw it with pencil
on the lining before cutting the material,
The back, side, and under-arms pieces
are first sewn to the lining, pressed,
boned and we'll stretched, The plastrou
is cut on the straight and pinned on the
part marked out for it, the middle being
placed on the center seam and tackled
The herald., 1893-06-02

mulls and silk gauzes are used. Carried
out in wash goods and challies the dress
is garden and morning dress for the
country. The effect is maidenly and
pretty. The slender arms, the smooth,
girliHh neck and the simplicity OF the
draping make one think OF wild roses
and buttercups. wheth er there are any
about or not. Slips OF silk or OF fine
sateen are made for use with these
gowns. Now and then a little gown
comes out Of grandmother's closet, made
in this style, with the waist cut little
short, and the edge OF the skirt at the
ankles. These quaint old dresses show
an old world and old time awkwardness
that 10 just now the prettiest thing in
the world. The trouble is that
the 16-Year old daughter, whose
youth hAa just this shy suggestion
OF undeveloped graces, ia the very one
who thinks the gown fright" and
simply won't wear it. The only thing
to do is to make her one modified as to
length and waist, and rejoice If she will
don that. Pretty old-faahioned looking
cloths come with sprigs of flowers scat
tered stiffiy over a light ground. These
patterns especially suit the model sug-
gested. For the rest, youth, health and
q contented mind will make the girl
picture.
Copyright, 1893.
The herald., 1893-06-02
a Japnuese Irditor.

Editors may find some consolation in
the fact that they have inspired feelings
of envy In the breasts of a young Japa-
nese boy. A recent issue Of an East In
dian paper contained the following note:
"a schoolboy in Loerabaya was asked
to describe an editor of paper. He did
80 in this way: An editor is the lucliest
man In the world He can go TO cir
Gus every afternoon and every evening
without paying % cent He can go also
10 the court houses, tho places of execu-
tiop and the races.
''He has free tickets to all theaters, ro-
ceives presents at his Office, and gets his
ears boxed too. He goes also to Prigen,
Malang or Lawang places Of amuse-
merat) He does not do this often, how
ever. In ono paper he can deny every
thing that was said IN the previous one,
and he does so, as rule When other
people are already in bed, the editor is
still up He stays up late to see what
happens. When grow big / shall be-
come an editor. Then can stay up
too"
The herald., 1893-06-02
NEVERi

Would an honest butcher send you meat he
would not put on his own table?
The herald., 1893-06-02
y Of Los ANGELES K

PRESLY CO.'S Right to the Use of Their Name and Trade
Again Sustained by the United States Circuit Court
The herald., 1893-06-02
A Fraud on the Public

Does not eacn lady notice and remark the fit
OF her modiste's gown? So 1t is with those
seeking lovely complications. Why would 8
lady buy pr sparation that is advertised 10 be
made In q "Beauty Doctors own lsbora tory
by her own chemist, under her personal super
vision, guaranteed to be perfect and to do the
work promised, when the advertiser dare not
represent her own goods, fearing to be told
doctor. heal thyself, then we will buy
The herald., 1893-06-02

the main sheet OF yacht in high
wind. You can't do IL with one hand.
With one hand you can gather only q
little OF the fullness into subjection.
You must grasp the skirt at each side,
gather into each hand half the skirt and
then lift straight up. You needn't
think you can do IL the first trial. Be-
sides, how about bundles, parasols,
handkerchief, gloves and so on2 How
about stepping up the high steps OF a
street car, with never hand left to
cling to the rail? You can't do 1t, and
yet your dressmaker is making all your
new 90 WINS that way
The initial picture shows
jacket OF tan colored, cross
barred diagonal which Ia especial
ly suitable for young ladies. 1t is
double breasted, with the left side
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in position there. piece of material
on the cross is next taken, and two
pleats made following the outline of the
plastron on the left, the material being
drawn slightly over to the right side at
the waist; the plests are formed in
the same way on the opposite side
and cross the others at the point
of the plastron. The stripes OF the
dress must be disposed in the way indi-
Gated in the engraving, as thus they
tend TO decrease the apparent eize of the
waist. Care should bs taken to place
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.,yquld an honorable druggist sell you rem
curing II?
The herald., 1893-06-02
Nrw YopK. March 20. 1902.

BOARDING the
n e W stife n 9 d
skirts, the pioneer
wearers report an
o ID d feelin o [
roominess in them.
No one has yet OBJ
jected to them as
unclean. Yet every
one ragged about
cur late lovely,
clin in z train
gowns, which we
could hold up so
safely, high above
the soil, and above
our pretty skirt.
But who dares try
TO hold up these
ekirts II you do
you feel as II you
were trying all by
vuI1raelf To aDread
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them quite symmetrically on each side,
as the slightest deviation has q very
ugly appearance. The two pleats should
be very deep, 80 that they do not pull
apart. The remainder OF the material
is we'll stretched and any supeThuous
fullness taken into the pleats. II the
dreas is for stout person 1t is best to
cover .he back and eide pieces only with
the full material making those under
the arm plain. In front the dress 10
fastened with hooks and loops. The
fronts are covered with silk cut on the
crors, with two deep pleats arranged to
follow the contour OF the plastron, and
go placed that they meet the back pleets
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CERTAINLY NOT.

Then why will the would-be "Beauty Doc
tors" advertise for sale preparations that will
positively remove wrinkles, freckles, PIN pies
blackheads, etc. when they do not cure them
selves? say 1t ts
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Fosv astatedy
continued fail
handsgnd
w.
the accommodation patients Consula