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Notes and other ObIinatious,

l.. Certificate of Indebtedness No 20 of
New Turner Hall Building Fund, for $50.
dated June y, 1882, due July !. 1S92.
2. Certificate OF Indebtedness of st. Paul
Chamber of Commerce, No 50. for SlOj,
dated April 1. 1887, with interest at per
cent.
3. Note of John Body. for $500, dated
Oct. II, 1854. due Oct II. 1850
A. Note of A. De Graft presidentand S s.
Eaton, secretary. for Sl,l.5 dated February
/. 1885 on demand, with interest at s per
cent per annum.
S. Note of Charles Cavilier for 50 5S7. n
dated June IT, 1850, due June l6, 1882, at d per
cent per annum.
&. Note of VIM. II. Burch. for $780, dated
March II, 1889, on demand
T. Note of JIlia B. Oakes for $780, dated
July O. 1883. Oh demand.
s. Note of Florence E. Cory, for $500, dat
ed July {, 1882, due January Z, 1888.
9. Note of Bessie Grant, for $780, dated
August !, 1882, due August 4. 1885.
10. Note of r. ". Clifford. for $50 dated
August -, 1883, due September 5. 1873
H. Three notes. James X Watson. each
for S30 date d Oct. l6, 1882, due in four, eight
and twelve months Qess payments to testator
endorsed to amount of Sl0u.)
II. Note of Mary Huxley, for $500, dated
June 80, 1883, in monthly payments.
IL. Note of Robert A Bethune for $500.
dated February =, 1889. for five years. per
cent per annum, payable 10 order of N. w
kittson,
IA. Notes of Lamble & Bethune. all bear
ing date June |, 1881. with interest at The
semi-annually. to the order of Norman W.
X ND n Inc viz
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ROOkkEEPER - Situation wanted by
IL young man. twenty two, as bookkeeper,
cashier or collector; good correspondent;
six years experience; references. W: NJ. H.,
1j3 Smith ay
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RAkERS-Bread. cake and hotel bakers
II that want positions. Bakers Employ
ment Bureau, u West Third st.
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Judgments.

]. Judgment rendered and docketed in
the District Court for said l;amsey County. in
favor of said Executor. and against K. w.
johnson. dated Sept. y. 1890, for Si4, AS. 10.
Secured by policy No. 95. 800 of the North
western Mutual Life Ins. Co. for S., 00e. on
the life of said r. W. Johnson.)
=. Judgment docketed in said District
Court June Is. 1892, i'll favor of said Exec
utor. and against Harlan P. Hall. for
Sl.a30 81.
J. Judgment docketed in said District
Court. Dec. IS, 1893, in favor of said Exec.
utor. and against William c. Sargent for
Sl3.SST. 81
4. Judgment docketed in said District
Court Oct II, 1889, in favor of said Exec
uto:, and against Edmund ". Bazille, for
Sla,655. !6. 49,.
Purchasers at such sale will be required to
deposit with said Executor, TWENTY-FIVE (25)
per cent of the amount of their respective
bids. and 10 pay the balance thereof on the
delivery Of the property purchased at such
sale
Dated May $. 1894.
THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,
As Executor, Etc.
By J. ". BISHOP. President.
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AUCTION SALES.
kayanagia s. Johnson, Auction
GERS.

EURNITURE-The contents of q twelve
room house at auction ON the mart norti
OF the Market house, on Saturday, at IL a. II.
consisting of bedroom suits, fine bureaus
beds. springs, mattresses, tInware. dishes
ETC.; also about fifteen yards of fine bod
Brussels. moquette and ingram carpets [
you want goods cheap attend this sale Ia
yanagh & johnson, Auctioneers. 1856. 1888 ant
100 East Sixth st.
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Ply tie boy who ,ells the papers
rid lie Will tell You more about
circulation than all the affidavIts
II at can be published. JuAttr it
and you Will be convinced that Lac
{, lC he leads all.
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oACHMAN-Situation by an honest and
- sober young man TO drive and take care
OF horses for private family: speaks German
and English; can give good city references
Call or address Jos. Caspar, 223 West Sew
enth ST., corner Chestnut st.
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ROYs FOR PLACES, places for boys
- employment bureau for poor boys free :;
Newsboys' Club Room.3I3 Wabasha ST. open
from ii to - a. m and from 7 t, Q n M -,
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ROOkkEEPER-Situ wanted, by
- young Scandinavian; bookkeeper and
stenograpner; competent experienced, ex-
cellent: references; moderate salary Adj
dress As, Globe. -
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TAE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY
offices, Endicott Block, Fourth
Street-Acts as executor. admin
1stratOr. guardian, trustee, as
signee, receiver, etc.
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HOUsEWORK wanted by two girls: pre-:
~ ~ fer to go out to lake. Call or address
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f,LERk-Competent clerk desires position
~ III railroad or law Office; two years ex-
perience as law student; references Ad-
dress ID. G., 1919 East seventh st,
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CLEkK-Wanted, position by youne man
~ in grocery store. having four years ex
perlence; can furnish pest of reference Ad-
dress M. krones, Acorn St. near Como az.
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Special SUNDAY Train

Special sunday Train
To Taylor's Falls, Chisago Lakes and
Forest Lake. Oh May Goth. leaves Union
Depot, st. Paul, at $50 a N.
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IA OUsEWORK-Gir wants place to do
- light housewcrk Please call or ad-
dress 81 Tyler st.
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HOUSEWORK-A young German girl
II sixteen years old would like to get a
place in small family. Address B. Weisen-
berger, 1901 Albemarle ST., city.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
e ClllNlGS.

HOUSEWORK-Bya young woman with
II !. one child: city or country. Address
Mrs. Mary P Willis. ST. Paul postoffiee
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CUOK-Wanted. by first-class hotel cook,
- POSITION; no objection to leave city,
Call " East Seventh ST.. Room IS,
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DRUGGisT-A graduate licensed, wishes
~ position i'll country or city. Address
Il 80 Gloha
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HOUSEKEEPER-Wa DIsition as
- housekeeper by middle-aged widow
lady; single; family preferred: no objections
leaving city. Address or cali q East Seventh
ST. civ
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HoUsEWOHK-A neat girl. understands
- homework and cooking, wants situation.
Mrs. Schnell. $50 Wabasha.
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COACH MAN Experienced colored
~ coachman wishes situation; can furnish
best OF references. Address T. L. s., 81
Twelfth st :.
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nRUG CLERk-Wanted, position in drug
- store by young man with one years ex-
perience in college CT pharmacy; wages no
OBJECT. z. l.. Chapple, University OF Min
neSota, MinueanoIiS
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nRUG CLERk-Wanted, by a registered
~ pharmacist. speaking the Scandinavian
languages. with A l references and fifteen
years experience. situation in the city or
country. Address F 50, Globe
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pan ER-First class: will take place IN
- bakery or in hotel. Addres Oh S.. cor
ner Jefferson and Toronto SIS St Paul =! =
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Attest:
r. II. BUENEMAN.
Village recorder of Said Village
Notice is hereby given, That in pursu-
ance uf resolution adopted by said village
council of Grand Rapids Itasca county.
Minnesota. on the seventh (Tth) day of May,
1874. the time for receiving bids for the sale
I of said bonds of said VILLAGE, as above de.
scribed, is extended and continued 10 the
twenty-tirst t2lst) day of May, 1894. at two
e. O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at
the same place. ,..s ~.
That Oh the 2lst ,day of May. 1894 ut
clock i'll the afternoon of said day, at the
office of the viilige recorder of said village,
said council will receive and consider bids
for the sale of said bonds as above de-
scribed, and said bids may be tiled with said
recorder al any time up to-and including
said 2fst day of Nay, 1871.
Dated May Z. 1891.
GEO. L. MEYERS.
=. 'ai President ofesaid Village.
Attest:
+. T. BUENEMAN,
Village recorder of Said Village.
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FINANCIAL.
TO EXCHANGE.

TO Wanted, to exchange
L saloon in business pait of city and va
cant lot for house and lot; willing TO assume
small mortgage. Address G "a, Globe.
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DRUG CLERK raduate in pharmacy
- wants position. about June /. registered
Ill Minnesota and Wisconsin: good refer
n:lceS. Address Phi G. Globe -
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II OUSEkEEPER-A middle-aged wom-
IL an with experience wishes situation as
housekeeper. Address E 81, Globe.
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PERSONALS.

A RE YOU IN TROUBLE?-C onsul
faithful reading of your past. present and
future; she will guide you in all affairs of
life by power higher than human; CORE
81 ondence confidential; ladies' so cents;
gentlemen, 81. Sis Wabasha ST., opposite
capitol
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IoUsEKEEPER-A lady would like
! position as housekeeper for Catholic
clergyman; can give good references. Call
or address 139 East Tenth st
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M ISIS DE Notwithstanding and mas.
lvl sage, alcoholic baths; hours, from 9
a. m. to D. M. Y East Seventh st.
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+ OUsEk EEPEh-A lady would take a
IL position as housekeeper for Catholic
Clergyman: can give good reference. Call or
address l;}0 East Tenth st.
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DRIVEK-Sltuation wanted by young
- man, twenty-eight years old, to drive.
ano take care of horses for private family !;
speaks German and English; can give good
city references. Call Or address Joseph Cas-
par. 2s3 West Seventh ST., city.
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II M. TEMPLE, 96 Germana Life Insur
Lie anee Building, expert and auditor.
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4OUSEk EEP ER-Wanted. housekeeper
II in widower's family or nursing; am
competent. Address C. NJ, a25 East Seventh
St Room No
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FOR RENT.
ROBERT l.. WINNIE,
Agent for Care of Property.
ESTATES MANAGED.
MANHATTAN BUILDING.
FOR RENT.

j. w. Shepard, d East 18th st.
D ENTs HOUSES, STORES. OFFICES.
~ acts BIS owners agent. collects rents:
steam heated apartments for $50, SIS, So and
$50: reduced rental
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HOUS EkIIEPER-An elderly widow
= with child wants place as housekee per;
WidoWers family preferred Address P. o.,
Mrs Hertz
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Il OUsEKEEPER-Wa lady who
Ii can furnish excellent references would
like a. home with some good family and
would accept position of housekeeper. Ad-
dress " y. Globe.
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mi ASSAGE and vapor baths. Mrs. A. Bag
1Vl nell, Room O. 1873 West Seventh.
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40 TO Schram's Renting Agency, 32U and
" 800 Manhattan building for houses
fats rooms, stores: all prices; particular at
tention to strangers.
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"a OUSECLEANING-Wa a place to
IL work by the day housekeeping or wash
ing, or in a laundry. 1U7 Sycamore St.
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MRS. VAN o'BLENIs will close he
Nl massage parlor on the 3lst of May. and
from now until that date will give treatments
for so cents. Ii Germania Bank. opposite P.
o. Hours, 9:30 a. N. to D. m.
N RS. NJ. A. tfUSSEYl BAKAALoO-
lsl 624 Wabasha St.-Magnetic and massage
treatment for paralytic, rheum atism and
nervous disc Eases: also baths ! Am to ) D. N
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DYE WORKS
ACCOUNTANTS

KAHLEhT & AIi.>TEi.-M Minnesota
~ Steam Owe Works a East Seventh.
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Houses.

A CARPET or rug cleaned, refitted OF
n laid by Schroeder g. Dickinson, 16 EasI
Sixth st.
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WANTED TO BUY.

ESk-Wanted. a roll top desk. second
- hand: must be cheap. Signed w. S.
Kimball. jackson, Mimi.
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AIRS. ALICE AUSTIN. CLAIRVOY-
lu ant-Card readings, 25 cents. 16 West
Exchange between Wabasha and st. Peter
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M RS. DIR. REARDON-Newly furnished,
1s1 improved Turkish, electric and vapor
bath parlors; massage work specially. 3y4
North Exchange corner Sixth St
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ANITREsS-Wante BY widow lady, Of
y fees to take care of, or flats or would keep
house for widower of means. Call or ad-
dress NJ. s.. 225 East Seventh St, Room No =
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| lOUSE-For rent. house of six rooms,
II city water. 352 Ramsey st.
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learning all the intricacies Of the process
balls of silk for an ordinary pair of stock
ings, but when they are finished they are
infinitely better than any that can be
bought A woman who has brother or
a husband whom she wishes to please very
much will certainly succeed in doing so if
she knits him pair of black silk socks
for evening wear.
A variation On tie late popular fancy Of
following out an embroidery pattern on
cushion covers with waved braid fasten-
ing 1t down with embroidery stitches, is
the idea Of trimming summer gowns with
feather edge braid applied in the same
way. A gown OF light blue duck had the
front breadth of the skirt covered with q
design outlined with white feather edge
braid, and the reyers, vest and cuffs were
similarly decorated.
Embroidered baby jackets for the house
are often seen this year and are as dainty
kind Of work as anybody could wish to
do An exceptionally pretty one was of
fine white cashmere and was embroidered
In tiny scallops around the edge with pale
blue silk. Each corner of the front had a
small embroidered garland tied with a
true lovers knot, also in pale blue.
Frenchwomen have taken up the knit
ting and crocheting of thread lace for the
trimming of underwear 1t is tedious
work, but thnt sort of lace wears a long
time and washes beautifully. There are
many pretty patterns, one of which, cro-
cheted variety, is illustrated.
JUDO CHoLLET.
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around the wrist. These sleeves were
graceful and extremely becoming to the
hand and when made Of transparent ma
terial to the arm also
But although the 1880 costume has come
into fashion again, the corresponding eti-
quette finds no place in the modern code
of manners. Then if woman appeared
on the street with man he invariably
gave her his arm, n custom which has now
so fallen out of use that it seems ridicu-
lous.; also wife always entered ball
room or other place of public assemblage
on her husbands arm, but in these days a
woman who did not as matter of course
leave her escort to bring up the rear on all
such occasions would be laughed at, and
so would he.
AS for bicycling and tennis playing,
they go on quite as actively as if the Vic
torian fashions had never rcappearcd al
though the traditions of these modes are
contrary to all such vigorous amusements.
An illustration is given of costume of
beige drap d'ete and white embroidered
voile The skirt is trimmed with founce
of the latter, which is set almost its width
above the hem and headed by a black satin
fold, The full round bodice is of black
satin, confined at the waist by white
belt. The beige figaro jacket is in one
piece and is lined with white. 1t buttons
on the left shoulder with large black
button and has black standing collar.
The gigot sleeves are plain.
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SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL

The above brands -four can be had the following merchants
accept
Of -four or 80 on each barrel
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iTo BE CONTINUED. |
Long SleeDprS.

When the heat Of a tropical or semi.
tropical summer dries up every pool and
parches the ground to such an extent
that it is difficult for animals not en-
dowed with great powers of locomotion
to obtain water, they compromise with
nature by sleeping off the season of heat
and scarcity. The winter sleepers are
all pretty well known; but, owing to
the summer sleepers being for the most
part inhabitants of tropical countries,
far removed from the path of trained
observers, we are less acquainted with
the species practicing that means Of es-
Gaping the heat and drought of summer.
Indeed at present only one mammal, the
tenec, hedgehoglike beast of NADIA
gascar, is known to do so. In South
America and Africa various reptiles
Gstivate In the plains of Venezuela
the alligator, the land and fresh water
tortoise, the boa constructor and several
sorts of the smaller kinds of serpent lie
motionless during the hottest period Of
the tropical summer. But their dorman.
cy is not so perfect as that of some hi.
bernators. In Brazil, Australia and the
Cape Colony lizards, frogs, tortoises and
insects pass months of the rainless sea
son inclosed in hard earth, and in India
many species Of fishes live during the
hot season in torpid condition, imbed
ded in the hardened clay. brooklyn
| Eagle.
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOMEN.
Many times women call on their family ply
sicians, suffering, as they imagine, one frol

dyspepsia, another
from heart disease,
another from liver
or kidney disease,
another with pain
here or there, and
In this way they all
present TO their
easy-going doctor,
separate diseases,
for which he pre-
scribes, assuming
them to be such.
!. when, in reality,
they are all only
slImnfOmR QalIaed
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THIS HOUSE is strictly temperance is new
and well furnished and OPENED 4
HE PUBLIC THE YEAR ROUND; is
located midway between Montro,e an Scran
ton, on Montrose and Lackawanna Railroad
six miles from D., H. & W. r. r. at Alfor /
Station, and five miles from NJ ,ntross; ca
gacity, eighty five; three minutes walk rom
r. h, station.
GOOD BUATS, FISHING TACKLE, &C.,
FREE To GUESTS.
Altitude about 1000 feet, equaling in thi
respect the Adirondack and Catskill Noun
tains
inc grove. plenty of shade and beautiful
scenery, making a Summer Resort uneX
celled in beauty and cheapness.
Dancing pavilion, swim g, croquet gr ounds
&c Cold Spring Water and plenty OF MIX
Rates, 81 TO SO per week. S1.5O per
day.
Excursion tickets sold at all static ms on D.
l.. q W. lines
Porter meets all trains
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scranton-F. p. Price, Washington avenue
Gold Medal Brand
Dunmore-F. p. Price, Gold Medal Brand.
Dunmore-F d. Manley. Superlative Brand
Hyde Park-Carson & Davis, Washburn st.
Gold Medal Brand; joseph A. Mears Main
avenue, Superlative Brand
Green Ridge A.L.Spencer. Gold Medal Brand.
J. 7. McHale, Superlative.
observation-disclosures 6 Chappell N Main ave
nue. Superlative Brand;C. j Gillespie W.
Market street, Gold Medal Brand
Olyphant-James Jordan, SuperlatiNe Brand.
Peckville-Shaifcr g K'iser Superative.
Jermyn-C. u. Winters q Co Superalatve
Archbald-Jones, mpson & Co, Gold Medal.
Carbondale-B, S. Clark, Gold Medal Brand.
Honesdale-I N. Foster 81 Co. Gold Medal.
Minooka-M. II. Lsvells
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His BiunCler,

The mayor Of small Italian COM
mune had to receive the king of Italy,
who, with his accustomed kindliness,
pressed his hand like an old friend.
Totally overcome with pride and emo.
ton at this honor, the poor man lost
not only his head, but his tongue alto
gether, and stammeringly exclaimed
'Now that | have seen your majesty
you can die content. "-Exchange.
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WOMAN'S DEFT HAND.
1t Still Loves to Linger Over Fancy Work
as of Yore.

~ Ss''' A4''No w Ohti NahtJ "Ofh
as of Yore.
However many women devote their lei
sure hours to philanthropy, intellectual
improvement or physical culture, there
will always be fair proportion who cling
to ancient traditions and spend their spare
time in doing some sort of fancy work.
The wisdom of bending over a needle for
hours when it is not necessity which urges
the labor may be questioned, but women
will do it and are always anxious to learn
some new way of exercising their deftness
of hand. No doubt if these same women
had been born men they would have been
cabinet makers, goldsmiths or followers
of some other trade in which there is equal
scope for manual deXterity. Being wom-
en-, they make paper flowers and embroid-
or couch cushions
Apretty idealization Of q country custom
is the knitting of silk stockings. Not ev-
cry woman knows how to shape them, and
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TRAVELLING IN A CIRCLE.
Fashion Is Merry Go Round That Turn
to the Same Old Tune.

Fashion Is Merry Go Round That Turns
to the Same Old Tune.
Fashion seems novor to make any real
progress. Like bcwildercd traveller, she
goes in circle. She passes through GER
tain phases Of sense and beauty, but she is
sure sooner or later to return on her own
tracks and revive foolish and ugly styles
that her votaries fanciod were done away
with long ago. Witness the Victorian
modes, unblushingly reproduced for us
after the really artistic dressing of three or
four years ago. We have not been COM
PEELED to go the entire length and wear
hoops, scoop bonnets and shoulder seams
long enough to reach the elbow, but VIC
have gone quite as fart is safe. Curiously
enough, the one feature of these styles
worthy of seeing th6sight again has been
ignored-that is, the veV full sleeve gath
cred into tight band whiol was buttoned
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We SdlD The detective and gaze him the
picture drdlDn By Francis.
was to be held next morning, and all
arrangements had teen made. When
the inspector had supplied us with this
information, we sat down and told him
the whole story as has been here set
forth. He listened with much astonish-
ment and expressed himself to that end.
81 never read a novel to touch this, "
he said, staring at Francis. "Truth is
stranger than fiction, after all. You
greatly resemble your unhappy brother,
Mr.. Briarfield. I"
"Is the body much decomposed?" ask
ed l, seeing that Francis remained ST.
lent.
'It's recognizable only" replied the
inspector. "You acted very foolishly in
this matter, both of you. Why did you
not come and tell me about it all at
once?"
II was afraid of being accused Of
killing my BROTHER" said Francis
family.
you've made it ten times worse
now, " said the inspector dryly. Had
you wished to damn yourself, you could
not have gone to work in more pig
headed fashion"