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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20
MAKING a SELECTION.
The Styles of Neokwear and Suspenders
That S ell This Season.

To see them admire the excellent line
of smoking jackets and bath robes at
Appel & Schauls, reveals the fact that
the display is superior to any line shown
elsewhere. And the prices are as attrac-
tive as the articles. We have another new
lot to show to-day. Appel q Schaul-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20

Pork-eaters are usually scrofulous and
need Ayers Sarsaparilla to cleanse the
blood.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. bilious
ness jaundice, Indigestion. sick head
ache. 25c.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20

Probabilities for THURSDAY c.
fair. slight changes in renrs-ss.s a r
northwest 10 north wind, sbifr-e.- le;.
northeast. -'i-s "a
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20

Oak, pine and lightwood fe- sale at
low figures. Call UP telephone n. r. B.
Cassels.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20
Welded IN THEIR OLD HonE.
A Couple Comes Here From Lanier to
b Married.

Mr.. Frank f. Goddard and Miss Katie
a. Schuler were married last night at
1880 O'Clock at the bishops residence in
this city. Father Bazin performed the
ceremony. The brides mother and a
few friends were present.
The bride was formerly of this city but
has recently been living at Lanier. She
has many friends here.
The groom is a native of Fayetteville, N
C., but resided in this city for several
years, and has many friends. He is now
engaged in business at Manassas.
The bridal party came TO Savannah.
their old home, to have the marriage GER
emony performed, as there is no Roman
Catholic priest at their present home.
For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs Have never
changed my mind respecting them, except 1
think better Of that which began by thinking
well Of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold
only in boxes.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20
SCH WAR; BUILDING,

Haven't s!art.d yet, but will mi, MA,
Music and small instruments will 40 ire 6,,'
Offices next. pianos and organs Ias Il n +, n
Holding them for buyers, 50 as 10 saw !, at =.
mOgal cost ard labor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-20
GIANTS
PRACTICINC,
It Was 4 Cyclone on Legs,

All good natured. though. Nobody dsm,,,.
Fact u.s. they were only pracii,inu...igss ~
ting Up muscle for their mex. Two wses,; ~. ".
in moving our immense stock Of Man.,
organs, fixtures, ETC., TO our new store, NY
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18

Gfe bes 3llocrs eiit Sod. 500 einen
Sau binourt llno beieltigte es an Bed
0uf ;eoer Settle oes Spotes. Samit
babe ib es bis iegt geiteuert uno iiber
~eintolieao Wteilen 5ariid9elest. Sa=
nab babe i6 ttiue 8efabr mebr porl
Dem l~lnfale au beiiirhten. Seitoem
babe ih teinen 10 i1lpercn Strrm mebr
81 belteben gebabt Die meiIte 3eit
bate it ae9en befti9e @inoe alsus
tdmpfen uno nit Dem Segelperte 81
tbun S0rilber, iopie nit 9pben,
S0!nfer, Steucrn uno ieemaniihen
@erehnungen 1T mir bic 3eit ihnel
peraanger. 9urbi9nittlib bege9nete
I6 ale f!iuf Sage einem Sbife, bO6
bore i'd peren mebr ai,3utrenen, penn
i6 in mebr n6roli1e @endiier 9elan9t
fcin msroe. Stint Sage nod meiner
Ibrtile oerQeB.i6 meinen 6brpnometer
attfsu;ielen uno itele jeBt nit Der 3eit=
rebnung atlf etwas 9eipanltem 6ube,
bore aber in eIni9en Sa9en einem
S%dnpter 81 beae9nen, Der mir rihtl=
gen Seitelo iiber Die 3eit geben tam.
SOhentlih weroe ih balo i'm Stanoe
iein, Dir Opn Gueenstown aus nlebr
Su idreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Nem Govt.
Ger Ghukenoel DER 9inhpr

- Ser S6uBensel Der 9inoer ma6t
pieoer BON lih reOen. Sn elmer 81 ~
YOrter Mietbstaierne brannte es.
Der i'm Oritten Stpds wobnenoe Sau=
Ilrer Glmer De Camp elite na6 benz 4.
Stofe binauf, i'm bic bort g8ohnenoen
81 weden. Grit Nusnabme BON 6rau
SDnobue, iuelde nit ibren &inoern,
Serbert, 2 Sabre, uno Sulia, Sabre
alt, cine feline 98Obnung inne bate,
botten li6 Die iibrigen Sepo9ner Oieies
Stofpertes i6On 9erettet. Sic err
Wadte crit, als be Camp an ibre Sbilre
pobte uno 6euer riei. &ui6 iprane
Die Srau auf, nabm i6re beioen GinOer
in Die grnle unD elite in ben Sousflur.
Ser Sang ilber Die Sreppe mar aber
bur6 Die 6lammen bereits perIperrt.
Ser Ser5meiilung nnbe, te6rte iSrau
SpnObue in ibre Wobnuna Surild.
Simmer nod Die beiben &inoer IeIt an
Il6 preleno, trat lie an oas 6eniter
llno bllfte auf Die Strabe. no lid un=
teroellen cine Di6tgeOrduQte S6aar
Weni6en an9eiammelt bate. 9tun
rlet man lbr Su, ru6ig in ibrer WOb=
hung Su b!elben. biz bic S%euerpebr=
lerte tomnlSn miir0en. Sn ibrer fur6t=
barren A%ufre9ung bea0tete Die Srau
aber oleie 3urufe ni6t. Sic ltieB
elnen S6rel aus uno lieB beioe Ginoer
sum 6enlter Gerausfallen. Starr Dor
S6refen blidten Die rnten Stebenoen
in Die SObe, mebrere f6lolien Die 9lu=
gen, I'M ben Sob Der &inDer nibt
ieben 5u miiiien. % rief es plOblib:
Die &inoer limb 9erettet." llno es
mar 10. Sic paren, trpboem lie aus
elmer S6be bon 40 SUP berab9etiirst
,poren, oennO4 DOlltGnoig lnperlebrt
3eblieben. Ste &inoer lparen aui Elm
tei%nipanoOa6 geiatlen, oeiIen biinue
oolSltilBen 5lpNr unter benz 8elpi6te
per &leinen brafen, jeoOh 10, ooB Die
itlloer in Die Gflnmano ein9ebiIllt al
Gooen tlelen, obne 0aB audi nllr lire
baut 9erlBt ipOroen lpdre. llnteroelien
bate Die 6euernebr cine 2eiter al oas
Saus angele6nt uno beireite bic Srau
aus ibrer lhredli6en Gage. IS mar
ober audi bic hDhlte 3eit, oenn i6un
batten Die Slammen oas 6enlter9elima
er9rinen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
WcbraSfa.

- Gnoli9 pernimmt man iiber Den
llmfan9 Der 9erluite, nel6e Die Siirre
in Nebrasta un9eri6tet bat, Genalle=
res. Sim S9limmlten itebt es wobl in
SincOln Gountp. ueberGll erSQbleIl
psrlailene Seimitdtten uno ousgeoOrrte
SelOer DON NDtb llno Gleno. Nabe
BEN SlIlleu gelan0 es cine Grrte 81
erSielen. Sonit lit gles perbrannt.
Wtan6e 6armer iino 81 arm nm tort
all Sieben. "a lire ganse Sabe nit
Sppptbettn belaltet 1T, mliiien lie ent=
.Ueoer nit leeren SQnoen ousSieben,
DOer bleibcn I'm 81 perbun0ern, ipellr
ni9t Siilie tommt. SG9li6 gelan9en
Npplitationen um Silie al Die County,
geamten.
- Sn Il niperiitp 9lace 1T
bic POit Siiice init grOber SSre6beit
a%usgeraubt noroen. Sbglei1 Die
Seute cine gerin9e mar, lit Die Qllfrez
aung iiber Die Shat bod groB. Nls
Der YOitmeiiter Smith 9lbenos 81 elmer
Stunoe. mo mod idmmtlite 8siGdfte
D1en uro Diele Seute auf Der StraBe
maren, Oas SOtal BON auBen 5ui4lieBen
wOllte, fiiblte er plDBli6 orei Gepoluer
9e9en ieinen &Opf 9epreBt uno lab lid
bon ebenio pielen Seuten umrinst, Die
i'm swangen, Die Sbiir wieoer %nufSu=
ihlieBen uno nit ibnen in Das Sotal
su%riid5utebren. Die &Guber peri6loi=
len bierauf ganS taItbliltig bic Sbiir
BON innen llnO Sitneeten oas 8as an.
3pei pOn ibnen bieIten ben Yoitmeiiter
in S6ad, wGbrenO Der Sritte ben
8eloi6rant ieines Snbaltes-llngefdbr
100 SpQars-beraubte. Sarauf per=
lieb Die 9an3e GeieQi4aft oas 2ptal
our6 cine Sintertbiir, uno bic &duber
nabmen ibr Spfer bis melt iiber Die
0prltaOt binaus nit. mo lie es in 5Srei=
belt ieBtsn uao lire 6luat bewsrtNel=
li9ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
WiscouNm.

- Der @a9ebals Gapitdu 6ritid
aus W iliuautee wel6er am 5.
@u9ult allein aui ieinem tleiren S6Oo=
rer Nina aus Dem Saien BON gte,p
yort aus9elauIen lit, I'm oaraui ben
atlantiI6en CSean gu treuS.n uno na9
leiner itanoinapiihen Seimatb gu 9e=
lan9en. bat nit benz Sampier ,Me-
nOnti5", Dem es auf benz otlantii6en
Mtesre beseanste, ieiner Wtltter iolgen-
Den 9riei ilberienoet: "a i6 jebt mebr
ais Die SGlfte oes atlantil6en Meeres
Dinter mir babe, mill i6 ell Yaar 3ei=
len l1reibeIl, um lie einem nab gSelten
pOrb~eiIabrenOen Sampier mitSu9eben.
Sd bin bis jebt nellnSebn Sage unter-
iDe9s uno erfreue mid better 8eiuno=
belt. Im IA. Nu9ult bate i6 einen
Ibpercn Sturm 81 beiteben. in wel6em
metn Steuerruber Serbra6, aber ios
balo bic See ii6 berubigt bate, beu9te
l6 mid ilber SOro unO beilerte es aus,
10 gut i'd es DermOAte. SD bObrte
namlib IN Die unter g8aiier beiinoli1e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18

- Sic 9rDBte Stablplatte. bic ni6t
aaein in oleiem SanOe, iOnoern in her
sansen gBelt je sewalst woroeu lit,
wuroe oieier Gage III & beiter bon
@elman SSrOn Il Steel @erts ferti9=
geiielt. Die Ylatte bat cine gdnge
Don $50 Sol. cine greite BON 100 3pl
u,o cine 9ife BON II SOL. Sic 1T
oils Steuerruoer=Ylatte fir eineu Der
lellen 3 WinObunOe", welde Die
Snteruational Naui9atiun 9Smpalp
Dem @rampiben Shiisbaubofe in
philadelphia gum Sall iibsrtraeen bat,
beltimmt. 'Sieie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lino 10 grpB, baB monatelange Nabira=
gen ergaben, oaB nun swei Sabriten
auf Dem garlSen Groenruno eriitiren.
pel6e I'M Stanoe Iino, ipl1e 4rbeiteu
alsSuiilbren uilo oas Hiiito 81 iiber=
ncbmen. Sine oieier Sabriten 1T oas
weltberiibmte &rupp'ibe @alswert bel
Gilen in GbeinpreuBen unb bic auoere
bic l6ahrit Der Welllnan Company.
Ser riell9e 8uBblof, I'M 8ewihte bon
2l,O00 YTuno, wnroe am Wittmo6
Dem 8liibofen iibergeben, in welbem
er Die ganSe Naht uno einen She'll oes
folgenoen Saaes Derblieb porauf er
na6 benz WulStii6e oebraht uno en-
folgrei6 ~aus9erOlt puroe. " =
- Seit Dem 20. NuguIt beiinoet lid
Der Pittsbur9er MtilliOndr GbensSer u.
SDres in Der Srrenanitalt 81 y b o.
oelpbia, wDbin i'm nab Iusia9en
Der NnltaltsbebOroen an, aenanntem
Sage 3tpei Serren. bon oenen iid elmer
Sbielos nannte, in elmer geibloiienen
&utibe gebra6t baben.
Sieier Sage fam MN 6rau Spres
in Vesleitun9 ibrer Wrtter uno Ginger
NopOtaten nah Yittsburg, nm ii6.
trait zines Sabeas Gorpus=Sefebls, Der
periOn hires Mtanues Su bemddti9eu
uno i'm in pittsburg auI ieinen 8ei=
itesSuitano unteriu1en 81 laiien. SSrau
gpres Diro I'M 8eriht ben Selpeis sl
erbrinsen iuben, oaB iie mebr 8e6te
aui ibren Mann babe, ols bic beioen
Serren, Die lie als Sriioer bon Spres
beSel9uet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18

o.
Jnlano.
SainoiS.
SuimoiS.

- GiriQe MeiIen pberbnIb alton,
Wooiion 60, bot iiA reuli0 cin elgen=
tbiimliber glnblit oar, inOcm cine
MGbmalGine fat in Der M}ltte oes
Strombettcs bcs WiiiiiIippi in 59dtl9'
teit mar. Ser DiesjGbriQe ouBerAe=
nobnli0 nieOri9e @aiierltanO bate
Sanobdnte pDn mebrere lllloert Atres
blpB9elegt, welbe cine Diiune &rrlte
pnn S6lammboocu Datten, auf Der
miloer SirIe bis 81 elmer SObe Don bier
Sub uno in neutrality-suspicious. Sl9t=
belt 9eipa6ien mar. Sieler Sirle 1T
rein llno miro Elm siemli6 9utes Sell
abgebsn. Sin unterneAmenoer 6ar=
mer bemertte oieB, bra4te oieier Sage
cine MdbmalAine nebit einem @elpann
Yferbe arf Die in Der 9tGhe bele9ene
Sniel Gagle's gteit uno be9anm am
folgenOen Sage Den Sirle mItten I'M
Wtiiliilippi gu mQben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Cenerrei1=N n9aru

- Sin Sorilebrer in Der gta6e bon
@ lie II, Der ais 9teben9eI6lft oas Ius=
Slebsn bon 3dbnen betrieb, 9laubte lIr=
labe sur llnSufrieoenbeit nit s S1ulern
8runo sl buben, uno sOg Ditieu CUR
Straie je einen bis orei 3Ibne aus.
gSe9en &DrperperleBung an9etlaot,
ertldrte er bel Der 9eri6tli6en Yerneb=
mun9. oaB er nur WtilhSGbne Ooer
gang bOble 3dbue ausNcSo9en babe,
uno ooB er biermit Den &inoern teinen
Shaoen, iOnoern pielnlebr cine g8obl=
that eriuieien babe. Sas amtacioli6e
6uta6ten Oes Sa6peritlnol9en lautcte
oabin, baB ben &inoern our9 Die
Operation iein S60oen al Der 8e=
iunobeit erpabien, gum She'll eber
cine @pbltbat 9eiAeben lei. SH SolQe
oellen wuroe Die geri6tli6c ll..cr-
iu9ung sesen Den Sebrer einseltelIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
@ciin,ittel gegem &opt,ue b.

9lls 9eilmitteI sesen jsbusbss &opis
web bat iib electric gitters nod itets
ais oas Bette bewieien. Gs bemirtt
cine oauepnoes SeiIuns unD oas boss
urtisite Soptueb wei6t oeIien Ssilfraft.
@ir prdnsen aae, pel6e Oanit bebaftet
iinS, lid cine 6lai6e gu boIen uub bic
lem SeiImit:eI einen 9eriu6 ;u sebeu.
Sn Sduen ipitematiiber geritopfuns
beilt electric Sitters, inbem es ben Sim
seueioen bic nDtbise Semesuns sibt unb
!ueniss 6aue tpnnen ber MeoiSin LANCE
@iberitano ~leiiten. Geriu6en Sic bie=
ieIbe slei6. @roBe Slaide bIoB so
@ents IN {. 90. Ruete's ~9Ipotbete,
56S an Der MainitraSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Sdsiucts.

- Sn Sern ~ltiirste li6 Elm Stu=
bent aus Saicrn an Der 3eu9bausgaiie
bonn ~Slueiten Stoflpert auf Die Strdbe
binunter unO iiel uuf Srieitrdesr Sp=
Ter; oleler iuurOe erbebli6 DerleBt uno
l6leppte li6 leiAeublaB beim. Der
STUDENT Lag bewubtlos in ieinem Slute
am Sroen; iein 3uitano 1T lebensse=
fdbrlit. Gr bate i1on ein Mal einen
Sprung pOln Seniter auf Die
StraBe getban.
Sas rSptel Siftoria" ollf Dem
Seatenberg bel Sbun lit titrSlih
III Der Na6t pollltdnOig abgebrannt.
Sus Sotel mar BON 100 SremOen be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Quslan 3.
Senti6ianD.
. aiern II.

- Sn peridieoenen O~e9enben gai=
erns be9innt Der ~GnbultenDe Gegen 9e=
fdbrlib fir Die Grnte Sl iperoen. Sea-
mentli6 tlaat man in Ni~ieoerbaiern; su=
9iei6 bei6wert man lib bort baruber,
DAP bel ben ManDpern oas nod iteb=
snoe 8etreioe uno Die 6uttertrduter su=
Iunmengetreten wiiroen. 9iele, nan
tam ia9en bic meiiten Setonpmen iino
aui's SOhlte emp0rt, uno es 1T i6on
por9etOmmen, ouB Elm Bauer nit Der
Wiiisabel se9ep bic Soloateu sesoaen
lit, ireilld laherlih - oenn Der Sr.
Sberit CAB linn tlrS gu periteben, er
weroe i'm n!eoerreiten, wenn er ni6t TO-
tort aus benz gvese 9ebe. Wem er an=
itdnois seiuelen. meinte Der Sr. Sberit,
bate er iein Jelo lmganaeu, 10 tom=
manbire er mario, murib! uno fort
9in9's iiber's Selo. Inter Dieien llm,=
ltdnpeu miro Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9ung i'm Wa6stbum nit)t abnebmen.
" urttem berg.
- Sin S6pabenitrei6. Ser giir=
germeilter cines wurttembergiiben
Stdotbens bIieb nit orsi Ill ieinem
Stammtiid 9%ehOrenoen Siir9ern Des
0%enannten St1ot6ens iiber Die Polisei=
Itunoe binaus i'm g8irtbsbauie iiben.
oils 9eluiNenbaiter Seamter uerurtbeilte
CT olle bier, 0u6 li6 ielbit, su elmer
8eloitraie bon je elmer Wart we9en
llebertretuns Der pOliSeiuerpronung.
Salo eria6te ibn abel Die Geue. Gr
CAB jeoem feline Dart suriif uno Der=
ni1tete Die Straiperiiigun9. iuas linn
jeoO6 ihlebt belobnt wuroe, oenu baa
Yano9eri0t, oas bon Dem SOr9eben
oes Sirsermeitsrs Senntnib erbielt,
tla9te i'm we9en Se~leiti9ung bon llr=
tunOen an uno perurtbeilte ben bieoe=
rem Silr0ermeiiter gu einem MOnai
8eIangnib.
S1oeu.
Su Sbertir6 brannte Elm
Saus nieoer. Sin Observation-Disclosures
alno lbllef in elmer &ammer. Sit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Su6Icn's 2sguica Salbe.

Die bette Salbe in Der 8elt fir
S9nittmunoen, 9auti6iirfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei6wire, SalsfuB, Siebsrpun,
ben, S9orf, 9~eiprungene 6dnoe, Srolts
beulen, Rrd6enau9en, unb aae 0autents
Siinounsen uro lit cine ii9ere SeiIuns
tir 0aniorboiben. gs pirb %sarantirt,
Dap oas Wtittel poufommene @enuss
tburng gibt; wenn ni9t, miro bas @elo
snriiderltr!tet. Yreis rs geuts per
S9a9teI. = gu ~uerfaufen bel Z. %.
Ipotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18

Dr.. price's Cream Safine popoer.
S0aite @elts4asieQuuSs sas;ei&1uas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-18
Babe II.

Su Sbertir6 brapute Elm
Saus nleoer. Gin Observation-Disclosures
aino ibliei in elmer &amner. Sie
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06
They Did Battle.

Rev. T. Z. Bridget, of England, in a
recently published historical ESSAY on
''Blundcrs and Forgcrics, y takes a good
deal of pains to rcfutc tho assertion
made some years ago by DR.. Lyon Play
fair that "ior a thousand years there was
not man or woman in Europe that ever
took bath" Mr. Bridget says that no
one, even tolerably acquainted with the
literature of mcdiaeyal Europe, can
doubt for a moment that the bath WIS
in constant rcquisition. Among the ac-
counts of Queen Isabella, wife of Ed
ward H., is an entry of a payment "for
repairs Of the queens bath and gather
ing of herbs for it." In a narrative of
the arrival of Louis Of Burgess, created
Earl of Winchester in 1472, we find
among other comforts provided for him
that in the third chamber there 'was
ordered Bayne, or il, which were
covered with tentes of white clothcr"
Mr.. Dickson, the cditor, tells US in the
preface to the first volume of the ac-
counts of the lord high treasurer of
Scotland, that "bath-rooms were not
uncommon in the houses of the great,
and even the luxury of baths in bed
rooms was not unknown. The accounts
show two payments for broadcloth to
cover a bath .fat'-that is, to form a
tent-like covering over it," The Able
Theirs, in his 'Traite DIES Supersti-
tions," mentions certain days on which
silly people fanccd it was wrong to
battle, notion which would never have
arisen had not bathing been common
practice.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06

The University of Syracuse, New
York, has lately come into heirship OF
$50, 900 after somewhat curious ex-
perience. Austin Atchison, of Parma,
Monroe County, has lately died, aged
lob yeBrs. When he was seventy
years old, more than thirty years ago.
he offered to leave his property to
Syracuse University, provided it would
pay him interest on it so long as he
lived. As Mr.. Atchison was then
past seventy years of age the gift was
accepted. Interest was then seven
per cent. in New York. In 1879 in
terest was reduced to six per cent,
and Mr.. Atchison has since voluntarily
reduced it to five per cent. But, re-
lieved as he was from all monetary
worries, his health continued good,
and he lived on year after year, the
university regularly paying interest
agreed. 1t is likely that there has
been at no time any loss to the uni
verslty, as its trustees could loan the
money at the rates they paid Mr..
Atchison.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06
NOVELTIES IN BONNET PINS.

\ one time every one fastened on her
hat with a piece of elastic. Then this
was discarded and far from ornamental
black and whitc'leaded pins, as the case
might be, were used. The appearance
Of many Il pretty little bonnet was married
by the reckless use of these unsightly
articles. But we have changed all that
and nowadays bonnet pins are made
special study of, with the most charming
results. 1t is necessary to have a set of
pins to tone with each hat or bonnet,
and they may be obtained in all shapes,
sizes and colors. Some of the prctlic>t
simulate flowers. Blue corn flowers have
a tiny crystal @listrning in the center of
the stam"ns and brilliancy is added to
counterfeit Neapolitan and wood vioIets
by the same means. Pink-tipped daisies
make bcwitching pins, as do sweet pea
blossoms III natural tints. Pin heads set
with crystals are always effective. OF
more costly and elaborate dcs yns there
is all immense variety. Moonstoncs are
much used in con JUNCTION with dia-
monds, and many fanciful ideas are
carried out in the multi colored stones
which have been 80 fashionable of late.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06

New velvet Spanisiaud zouavc Jackets
are finished with r'cIIings of cream
I! co!orcd guipurc.
New cushions and sachct bags arc
made in saddle bag fashion, and are of
plush silk or bTocade. They are tied
together with ribbons with large bows
The new bodice ruiIs are strictly Eliz-
abrthan in width and volume, but are
light and subtle and do not, as did the
historic rutiS, make the wcarrr look and
feel AS if pilIoried for misdcmcanor.
a simple finish for the bottom of a
flannel prtticoat is scallopin@ it in
buttonhole stitch with worsted in the
color of the skirt. II white flannel is
tie material used, white filing silk is
proper and nice fer the purpose.
White lace promises to he great
feature in this winters trimmings, and
though one would imagine that it was
more appropriate for summer cos umes,
1t does not look out Of place when com
t'lncd with heavy materials in the def
manner known on y to Partisan modistes.
For Il gay and convenient stocking
bag, crochet in single stitch, a strip
twenty by sixteen inches. Sc solid
color for the centre and various shades
to make Roman stripe effect at the
ends. Tie in a fringe of the different
c"lors, and crochet together up the long
SIDES, leaving slit to put i'll the stock
ings. Put Il brass ring around it,
The winters Offering in woolens are
handsome and varied. Shot effects,
mixtures and brooches are largely repre-
scnted. Silk and wool mixtures are |
having for example medium
or dark wooden ground, granite, by q
thread of silk
Easqucs formed by small gathered or
Killed tt0Unccs, square or leaf shaped |
tabs or loops of ribbon, will make an
"a'lld gown look amaist as wcel's the
new
Dress skirts will become ne wider
during the WINTER and as to length, will |
Just escape the ground. Brown in all
It's shades is the color of the season in
Paris and Boston. The capuchin shade
IS at present the iavoritc. Green is to
be worn a great deal also.
The felt hats of the coming season are
most fascinating They will be trimmed
with the softest aud lightcst OF plumes
md vclvets and birds. and the soft brims
will be twisted and loopcd and poked
Up in the most coqucttish and demurc
Ways.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06

Lit is said that the introduction OF
physical training into the public schools
OF Boston has been followed by most
beneficial results. 1t has now been
tried long enough to be able to predi.
cate something about its effects. In
1870 the Swedish educational system
OF gymnastics was introduced, and
since then the pupils have been com.
pelled to so through certain exercises
every day. At the opening in Sep
tember of the present school year COM
parsons were made between the bear
ing and physique of the scholars to-
day and their appearance of three
years ago. It was the unanimous
opinion of the teachers that their
charges had become much more grace
ful IN carriage, stronger and more no.
bust. In the high school there has
never before been a brighter and
healthier lot of boys. The system in %
vogue is thorough. Each teacher re.
ceives lesson in the exercises every
two weeks, and the scholars devote ff.
seen minutes day to Physical Gull
sure."
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06
NOVELTIES IN SLEEVES.

A new 1910 sleeve shows tight fore
arm with q puff at the top that is cut
extra full and then slashcd directly
through the center on the outside Of the
arm. The severed puff is then draped
on each side, revealing glimpse of the
very close coat sleeve between. All
sorts Of variations of the mutton leg
sleeve still maintain aud the latest styles
are cut long and full enough to drapc in
dropping waves from shoulder to elbow.
The long popular enormous puff is now
caught up here and there, en- jabot.
The graceful Marie Antoincttc sleeve on
evening dresses has double lace rutilcS
falling from the elbow, and the very
picturesque Venetian models have full
puff at the top, slashed and showing
@Iimpses Of rich contrasting color be-
neath.-IS st. Louis Republic.
St. Landry democrat., 1894-01-06
GET US GIVE 7WiN- 8.

For all that God in mercy sends:
For health and children, home AMI friends,
For comfort in the time of mood,
For every kindly word and ed,
For happy thought and ho y talk,
For guidance in our daily walk
For everything give thanks
For bcauty in this world of ours,
For verdant grass and lovely flowers,
Fol- song of birds, f + bum of bees,
For the ret. eshing summer breeze,
For hill and pain, for streams and wood,
For the graf &C ANS mighty flood
In everything give thanks
For tho sweet sleep which comes with night,
For tie returning mornings Ii oht.
For the bright sun tn It shines on high,
For the stars Offering in the sky;
For these and everything We see,
O Lord our hca, IS we lift to Thoo,
For everything give thanks,
-IEllen isabelle Upper.