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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-15

Years ago DR.. K. V. Pierce. now chief
rolsulting physician TO the Iuvalids' Hotel
and Su-Plcal Institute Of Buffalo y v
recognizing the fact that consumption was
essentially a germ disease, and that rem
sdy which would drive the germs and their
poisons froIn the blood would cure cousuu1p-
ton, at last fousd ! medicine which ca,eI oS
pr deEt. of all cases, If taken IN the earlier
stages of TIE disease
The tissues OF the LUNGS being irritated by
THE germs and Poisors In the blood circulat-
,ng through them, the germs find lodcr,eut
there, and tte lungs begin 20 break down.
Seen the general health begins TO fail, and
the person feels lalguid, weak, faint, drowsy
and confused.
his IS the time TO take Dr.. Pierce's Gold
e. Medical Discovery; it drives the germs
and poisons from the blood. and has sooth-
ingeacct upon the dry cough. In cases OF
bronchitis the . Discovery is invaluable.
Golden Medical Discovery increases the
amount and quality of the blood. Thus i-y-;g-
Grating and foTtifying the system against dis
ease ard builds up wholesome fest and
strength after wasting diseases. as fsye-s
pneumonia grip and other debilitating az
feCtICuS.
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OLD PEOPLE.

Old people VINO require medicine to reg
ulate the bowels and kidneys will fad the
true remedy in Electric Bitters. This
medicine does not stimulate end contains
DO whisky nor other intoXicant, but acts
as "A tonic and alternative. II acts mildly
on the stomach and bowels, adding
strength and giving tone to the organs
thereby aiding Nature IN the performance
of the functions. E,ecirc BitterS Is an ex-
cellent appetizer and aids digestion. Oh
people find it just exactly what they need.
Price 30 cents per bottle at Chas. Lawrence
x q. GehTiug's drug store.
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The amount q time the British work
nan can devote 70 the most tridins 1ab
has long hecn subject for marvel bus
many people who grumible when the &C.
count j. rendered hsye themselves .
blame tos putting hindrances n the Tay
O. The tradeSmau One ueDoe- q The
painting crsfs di-7o=es q any suspicion
there = eht oe D. % LIS iGi-ng ~ entering
TIE following u - tLuze 5-u
' Eoruishiu- wocdsVcrS and satisfying
. oczt tl- izcuisirive cd gentleman Gs %
tAc number q years ! have served ~ ~
trade, whether an ma---cG- F1sy vlts
Christian name 2 I am the father q
twIu~ and ansWsEiug vAf1o-, oinsr g1@--
tiaEs relating 70 ny private and domestic
a1G!Es-4ys Ec1rs -L.Fe-l-o- Me-
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IMPRIsoNED he CONSUL

LONDON, Nov. ia Times dispatch
from CspCtOwn says the POrtugu-e
authorities recently imprisoned Sianlry
Hollis. Co1su. II fbs United States 81
ArZsmllqse H- was cu4rg-d with at
tempted iomiri.- f5r shooting h fir.
whom De- ctug-- r11ail. biz house. The
hril- recover from ais iujurie, aud Mr.
Hollis was acquitted Ihr Anericsu
cIasui ~ Cape. .wu has protested 20
Portugal aEsJn-. the action of The author
titles ~ NoZ4mb.gu-
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HONDURAS pEMoNErrzEs.

NAsHINGToS, Nov. IL -Ths secretary
o. the n -~ury hr- bs-u iulortued -haI the
PRESENT currency of British HouIuras was
q i-m0uej ized Ocf. 10. 1894 The uemoss-
lied COig- wi.. be r,c emrd Al the "a 4. -
~ cent, 81 tUr CURRENCY f0g each dollar of
.Ge demouet ztf currency Th- cod
.oiiar OF the JuItei states w n hereafter
BE- tie sttndsrd .o.H Of IJniufssr. Ii her.
90 the currency hss bc-u tB- silver e las q
'-utrsI aud ~outh n America 4 be feet -
o II sctIou therefore, - demonstration 81
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THEY'VE COR IT ALL

"AsHiNGFoN. Nov. 1.-THE J,paness
mInIstr-. NJ. kuriuo. ha8-rvceived the ;ol
lowing c'b'e dlspatch f-5m Toxic. "Oae
army occupied Ta.Irwan ol tue afternooa
Il the s,h instal'. hsyins destroyed
chinese tcrp-ioes Our feet. transports
'nd torpedo bos's sse safely aucbosiag IN
the bay. Torpedo station with equip.
m-nts. chsrs ot subm .rine torpcdorS
eighty cannon All tsa 'rIephone lines aud
tie telegraphs had been Captured
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THE HEATHEN CHINRE

I, mo- a beauty. NJ more are you when
yOur complexion has hn orange siut That
mean. bai you are bilious. fact further
esincei ~ discomfort on the night side.
$ Ck te4dsCIr. vert 20. nausea sud furrsd
Cnzur. u -tr,trr', stomach Bitt~rs will
take the bile out % your blood regulate
= bur DYw Is. st your stomach ia good
working ori~r-in two words cure you
| -e j, sui erase 10 br ys.i0r II cur~s ma
IaHal. rheumstic aud si.inry trouble.
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ACQUITTED OF WIFE MURDER.

NAN LOCVEE. p. Q. Nov l4-Aller a
Sensational trial, lasting over a week. the
lury at tie " Westminster ss,iz-s today
brought iT n verIlct Of uot guilty. IN the
case Against Sydury L9bb, ccus-d Of
numbering his vie. LJOD was account
sut Of the New Westminster COxl com
pauy AZ \su4Imo. His wife was found
dead ON pistol shot through her breast
The Prosecution c.sim-d tuat LJbD shot
he. a. from tb- po-ition = the body o.
wa -Mn-s,.l.e lu- Ler U clMm-L s..-LLe
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Gather for wichiia aud vicinity today
until Saturday; colder Thursday night
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PEOPLE ARE HELPLESS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-The Indian Of
flee has received Z telegram from Agent
Wisdom at Mpscogee, L. T., giving brief
account of the train hold-up by the Cook
gang. He calls attention to his former 1e-
quests that troops be sent into the ter
IItory. and states that the people are un-
able 20 protect either their lives or
property. 1t having been decided that
troops cannot legally be sent into he ter
rtory, the matter must remain with the
department of justice.
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oKLARoMA's OFFICIAL COUNT.
Gubernatorial Ge rym ndering Which
Failed to Gerrymander.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. 1.-THE official
turns OF the vote Of the recent election
N the territory are now in. Flynn. Re.
publican. for delegate to congress, HIS
4.luO over Beaumont, Popuiist, and G 500
over Wishy. Democrat. Tue legislature
will stand: House, twenty Republicans,
four Populists and two Democrats: coun-
ell, ten Republicans, two Populists aud
one Democrat
The governor had gerrymandered the
districts to suit himself and appears to
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RoSEBERY'S POSITION

LONDON, Nov. l5,-Spe King Of Glasgow
last night, Lord Ros- berry stated that the
liberal program would include Scotch and
Welsh discs ablishment. He declared
that he was not single chamber man.
but that he did not despair of solving The
problem which America, France aud Hun
gary had solved o thu perfect satisfaction
of their respective people,
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FOUR BODIES RECOVERED.

CITEDE. Colo, Nov. 14-The mangled
remains of Charles d. Proctor, Hugh Fay,
Thomas Eversole and Archie Dowell are
tonight being taken from the Amethyst
shaft. IL is eighty-two days since the
burning OF the mine shaft house melted
the strands of the cable and let he heavy
skip go crashing down $50 feet of incli ne
10 crush and maugle these four men who
We're working at the bottom of the shaft.
II has been impossible to recover the
bodies until tonight, on account of the
mine being Hooded
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CONTEST THREATENED,

HUNTINGDON, W. Ng., Nov. 1.-the re-
suit of the election in this comfy, Cab-ll
and Wayne counties is 10 be contested and
will IN all probability elect four Demo-
cratic Legislators iustead Of four Repub.i-
cans as heretofore announced.
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DEAD IN FOUR MINUTES.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Nov. 14-Moses
Christopher, the negro who committed
rape on 7-year-old child some two months
ago in Caroline county, WAS hanged at
noon today a: Bowling Green. The man
was dead four minutes after the fall OF the
prop his neck being broken
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NOTHING STRANGE ABOUT IT.

WASHINGTON, Nov 14-This is nothing
in he statement that Assist
ant Secretary II 4mlin has BEEN designated
10y he president to act for the com NJ SIX
monI hs as secretary Of the treasury dur
ing he absence OF Secretary Carlisle from
the depar mrnt The designation of Mr..
Hdmlin secretary is ia continuation Of
a custom which has prevailed in the treas
ury department ever since Mr.. Carlisle has
been secretary.
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TAKING THE LAST LOOK

~. fEIEtsbulG. N1y. IA tbtou bout
the whsic dt, WITH 'ru exception of 10
member % 'ls imu.ftai family. wa
" cr~ attending ieiiStous service. iu tA,
G .thedrd, tb~Fe Wa a. unc~s-tng fi5s
Through The Cathedral Tor the ia. pose of
taxing lost look "a he face # tnu lac
Ear. MauI % the people wspt a. they
passed the ca tiiu
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VERDICT OF ACDUITTAL

ST. LOUIS, Nov. IA -lu tne UUited States
court Joiay Judge Priest, on the failure
of the government TO prove its case, di
rectet verdict Of acquittal in the case of
Charles II. Mekeel. Charged with having
Columbian postage stamps cancelled con
frary TO law. Baker, The Shrewsbury
postmaster. swore to making arrange
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cHocrAw TROUBLE sUBsIDING.

PoNoLA. /. T., Nov l4-The Choc;aw
troubl-s caused by Slan Lewis execution
are slowly sub,iding. The seven o ner
political! murder accompllces of Lewis, Fe-
Gently releas on heir own reCo-uIZsnc-,
were 10 have appeared here Monday for
trial, Up 20 To-Day, however, but one.
Daniel Bon, has shown up. Ii $ generally
believed that most of the number have
gone To the Chlckasew nation. The ca>es
have beeu continued until the next term
M
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"What are yog doing Frrddie'" 'sli ;hs
painfully sn1art boys u1~ie.
Drawn picture. cr ny slsf~
"W hat is This saFp1see 70 regTC@cnt''
- lsc1uotIEe
Bot vhy cout yoa draw the enrs'
Wry-ef-tae i1olsnotIys arzws he
oar -Wasllrytrr star
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ALL QUIET AT BARN HILL.

MASsILON. O, Nov. 1i.-Coutrsry to ex-
pectatiuu- there was no cl ash at Barn Hi!
last night. Marshal just was released to-
d,y Oh 500 hail. He is charged with man,
slaughter. Edward Morgan. the victim oi
the Pike Run shooting at Leesvllie, VIII
BE- buried tomorrow. Thirty deputies are
still Oh duty as trouble is threatened.
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Tyrl1sl ssTvarts' Is-sd .s.s -. suca
ho1se. a. tb1-e lt NJ Alfssz E1thszllsd
u -earIore Piaor. I'D = &.s &1rtezq.s
q Ora, -ta1A-p's ftrest. Z .4a .slsr.-s.r Ia
1ear EE5E1 Or sez1 . Va .sss ss.v-ar.. =,
ils elatirslf g. -ecT-l; a.tsg a. .szzess
farlrs 81 rrps-sfs E&ii~ ~ .lse e1s-t-,
h-- t fLs iAt,sr H1~t PsrE -ss.rs
toe a-.ll-.ssrf g-zes.s ar st.-Tr. i-.sfr..s.
l-rary sud h.iil-s1 ru.saf. fsr ft.s sre! ,..ts
- ls --a~s-1-- - ----
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RETURN OF THE BEAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. LITTLE revenue
cutter Bear, the last OF the Behring sea
fleet, came in here today. The officers and
men left OF st. Paul and St. George
islands by the cutters Ru~k and Corwin.
to watch several srHiers that were tardv in
reporting, came down on the Bear. The
Bears cruise in the Artic began III April
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TWO MILLIoN CLUE BANQUET

CHICAGO. Nov IA banquet of the
Two Million club was held tonight to cele-
brate the arrival of Chicago of the 2000.0 600
mark in population. Tae cub was formed
some months ago to boom the population
toward the desired mark. Tonight it
declared the work finished as il est mates
the numh-r of people residing in Chicago
at = o36 600
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AFTER THRtE YEARS.

CULLUM, Ala, Nov. 14-John and Mon
roe Evans were lvnched in this county in
1891. The governor and this county of
fered . reward for the lyDchers, and
twelve men, accused of completely in the
crime, have just been arrested and are in
Jail here Many others are to be arrested.
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CoMMIssIoNEhs MANpAMusEp

Special dispatch TO he Daily Eagle
CROSS, q. l., Nov. IA writ OF man
damne was granted the Central committee
by Judge Brier today. compelling the
commissioners TO Canvass the vote. This
VIII probably be done tomorrow.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for wichiia and vicinity today
Far until Saturday; colder Thursday night
and Friday.
Lowest .-----
---.s----.---- n
win clear Weather, light uthweSt 20 brisk
south Wiild. with \ marked iili N pressure.
Re.a,ive n-.mldlty al : a. IN, o. aud at.
Y. III. 2S
Average temperature for molih. 20
November average. past SIX yesrs...-.... -
Average lor ltth day - - A.
<HEu, l. JOHS>oN Observer.
WASHINGTON. Nov. il Fo,lowiu.: is the
recast up 10 ; 2. IN, Thursday:
For kau sas-Fair: southwest winds.
For Oklahoma-Fai-; warmer IL eastern
south 10 Nts- winds.
For Colorado Fair; colder; noTthu est
winds
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GUILTY OF EMBEzzLEmENr

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14-Walter ID. Al
Jen, member of the bar of this city,
today pleadr,! guilty in the criminal court
TO he EN- oe Zzirment of So, ,0U0 from Rev.
John ! Huffermtn an: $500 from Joseph y.
Hamilton, and ), 20 from Thomas Earle.
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COST OF CARS ILLNESS.

LONDON, Nov. IA disp;tch TO the
Times says papers there state that includ-
ing the coo 00) rubles divided among the
doctors, Car AleXanier'S illness aud
Journey to Lavadla cost 10. .01o. OlO roubles.
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have about gerrymandered his party out
OF existence Tue Democrats carried one
county. Roger Mills. and the Popuiists
omie. All the rest are solidiy Republican.
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RATIFICATION AT CROSS

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
Cross, o. T., Nov. II The Republicans
of X county today ratified the election at
Cross, all the adjoining towns Joining in.
The program concluded with grand ball
and banquet at tine Al lcade hotel
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FELL FROM A TRAIN.

OLATHE, Kan. Nov. n - William
WampIer. ag-d 50 years, brakeman on
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe road.
fell from a south bound fire. ght early tlis
morning near this CITY aud WAS Instantly
killed. He resides In Topeka
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To. NJ. HITF. Of 4fa-
Gzboz. .iEGHb5E Co., Ia,
SAYS. II took q severe
sold which settled on NV
lungs and chest. and I
suffered intensely with
jc. ! tined several Of
cur best physicians here
End they gave I'D all
hopes Of my recovery.
and thought / would
have 20 die. 7 would
cough and spit blood
for hours, and Twas pale
and weak Iwss crsatly
discouraged when / BE-
gan the Use ofthe DIS
covcy,' but / soon got
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ments with Scott. who professed TO repre-
sent MeKeel. Tor rebates on Columbian
StamnS.
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Saved His Life

by a fortunate dis
covery IN the nick of
time. Hundreds of
persons suffering
fro m consumption
have had the pro-
greSs of the disease
stopped, and have
been brought back to
life and health by the
" G old en- Medical
Discovery" of DR..
D..
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Every testimonial published in behalf oi
H"oI's ~tTsaparllIa may be relied upon a-
strictly true.
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sSNN.sf NIb SNOu SON
better IL has been Eve years since ! took il and
have had no return Of that troutle since"
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Of gold chains, silver hand mirrors and
ornaments set with precious stones.
In this they follow the traditions OF
the old French aristocracy.
AS q result of all this 1t may be asked
If there has yet come to be a recog-
nized etiquette of wedding pres
ents in this country. Hardly. To be
sure, some manuals of polite deport-
nent undertake. to state what may
with propriety be given to a bride by
such and such one under numerous
varying conditions But practically no
rules are followed. This is the situa-
ton in England If you happen to
be rich you must pay the penalty of
that fact by being princely in your
present % the bride. If you are poor
the bride shares the consequence Of
that circumstance by putting up with
q humble offering.
Altogether, the making of wedding
presents has come TO be. in this CORR
try ct least, the mainstaT of - RADIO
IN iewelry.
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A Boy Who'll Get On.

The merchant had arrived at his Office
as early as : O'Clock. and five minutes
after he got down TO his desk foxy
looking. bright faced boy came in. The
merchant was reading, and the boy,
with his hat of, stood there e1pectantly,
but said nothing. At the end of two
minutes he coughed slightly and spoke.
Excuse me, sir" ne said, "but I'm in
hurry"
The merchant looked up
Nv hat do you want" he asked.
81 want job If you've got one for
me-"
''Oh, you doy snorted the merchant.
"Well. what are you in such a hurry
sbout:''
I've got 70 be. That's why, sir was
the sharp response. 81 left school yes
terday 70 so TO work, and haven't got a
place yet, and can't afford to be vast
ing time. If you can't do anything fc,
me. say so, and I'll skip. The only place
where 1 can stop long IN Is the place
where they pay ne for it"
The merchant looked at the clock.
when can you conner ne asked.
II don't have TO come, SIR" replied
the youugster. I'm here row. and I'd
been q work before this if you'd said
so.~
half n hour later he vas at il, and
he's hhs1y TO have a job Is long IS he
wants ik-Tit-RtA
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being popular with Che younger ele.
ment in society. The Wetmore gifts
are, as a rule, hair ornaments Of gold
and precious stones, chatelaine,
brooches and other objects of personal
adornment- They seem to bear in
mind always that 1t is the bride who is
to be pleased. In this respect they are
marked contrast to Bishop Henry c.
Potter, who as spiritual adviser to
more plutocracy sinners than any man
IN America, not to mention the tre-
quency with which he administers the
sacrament of matrimony, has seen
much of wedding presents, and rich
ones at that The bishop believes in
simplicity and utility in all such things,
and has even endeavored to effect re-
form by word and deed. Yet his efforts
seem to have no effect When he
makes a gift to a bride It is often q
manual of devotion or gold cross. Or
it may be tray or cup. Unlike his
brother Of the Anglican communion,
the archbishop Of Canterbury, he never
presents brides with broad volumes Of
his OVID sermons.
Wealthy as they are, the Rockefel-
lers rarely make rich wedding pres.
ents. One reason for this is that they
have not the social fever and are never
brought into contact with people who
would inject them with the present
gift mania. Another reason is the fact
that the majority of the Rockefellers'
friends are poor people who would
have no earthly use for diamond
studded watches and pearl adorned
purses. Yet John D. Rockefeller makes
wedding presents. One was $4,000 in
cash to the son of friend Of poverty
days, and another consisted of house
and lot to a young couple in whom the
were interested.
It will probably excite wonder when
Is is stated that Russell Sage has been
guilty of wedding present The idea
Of this parson actually giving some
thing away Is homogeneous. Yet he pre-
sented the two Gould brides with a
gold bracel ri each.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Cews are liberal
present givers to brides. They have
presented some exquisite fans and
brooches, numerous gold and silver |
mugs and trays. and on more than one
diamond earrings The Cou- /!
1erts are another family of bride es- /
leeners THAR presents take the form
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ana nousenuu ornaments. erreruear-
ly every wedding among the -Four Hun
dred the name of Ogden Goelet appears
in connection with such gifts as gold
bonbonnieres, silver bowls or fine
china They give tho most superb
vases and clocks received by brides in
New York, and that is saying q great
deal In this they much resemble the
prince Of Wales and his set. In fact
the latest nickname for his highness,
"Slver Bowls" is the result of the
Royal tendency to distribute large
consignment of one article among the
marrying members Of the aristocracy.
The family of George Peabody Wet
more have moro wedding presents to
make. surely, than the majority of peo-
pie with a social prestige equal to
theirs. This Is one of the penalties OF
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Ehe euieha nsi1u Eaore SATURDAY. aoruu areh 1884

When Baby was DICK, w gave her CASTOR.
When she was Child, she cried FOR CasteFia.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
TAen she has Children, che eavs them Castc-ia
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SEEN AT WEDDINGS
The Presents Made to Brides by
Vanderbilte and Astoria
exssen oag1s Brscslets-How WedARngs
Have Come TO Be Mainstays o& the
Trade In Jewslry-Ways Of
Piutocracy.
iCoPYRroHr, fse41

tCoPYRroHr, rse41
"The homes of Americas young mar.
He'd couples are the most beautiful in
Ehe world. That IS because wedding
presents have become almost national
institution"
One OF New Yorks merchant princes
was speaking.
"Are wedding presents. then. Of the
practical kind?"
The prince surveyed his domain be-
fore replying. His counters were jew
rl-spread and heavy with caliph's
pride Of gems,
"No," he said, 1.-THE force OF my re,
mark is due to tho impractical nature
Of wedding gifts"
Reflection shows how true arc his
words
When the young city man comes back
from honeymooning, his bride invari,
ably says:
What beautifm things our frienAs
have given us! There Is the music box
and that chinaware,
See, we have silver clocks and porce.
lain vases, We must furnish the house
so q to enhance the loneliness of all
these
Thus is noted the great change IN tho
nature of wedding gifts, q change al.
most wholly due to the rise TO social
power of such families as the Wander
bits, the Astors, the Whitneys, thu
Sioens, even the Geuids, and 1t must
be acknowledged that the taste dis
played nowadays is better ia every
way than the taste of twenty years
ago,
Thus, at the recent wedding Of Miss
Elizabeth ElkiHs that was, the daugh,
ter of President Harrison's secretary of
war, the bride received such gifts as a
Japanese lamp, over ten feet tall and
stabbed with tips of the precious
metals, which was sent by Mrs. and
Mrs Edwin Gould; silver pitcher al,
iegoricaily designed and of tho most
skilled workmanship, the gift of Mr..
and Mrs, George Gould; silver tea set
and silver tray patterned after the re-
naissance designs in such things, from
Coils p. Huntingdon; silver tea serv,
ice, complete, presented by Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Carnegie; silver bon
bon dish, wrought in the Benvenuto
Cellini style of metal decoration, from
p1-President Harrison, and over seven
hundred other articles, from gold
watches to prayer books, every one OF
khich possessed sn sesthetic, rather
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RAILROAD SCHOOL.

TIE National is the only school in
America, where the scholars get the
actual training the same as If they
were On ''The Main Line" station
work, telegraphy, express business,
Western Union. Also short hand
and typewriting. Bird floor Firebaugh
block, cor. LIST and Market, Wichita,
Kan, Prof. j. r. Startzeil, Prin,