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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
often.

Te er cs besge iaa b~ierterS Tier.
8 5abrstuiei be iRrote 0lRoe.
90 ale panot BE-, Jon Tom benz nor,
Sc er fom gerIsr / Spi,euotIGoe.
Glib hus;ts 2hfte M maa benz irnffe
90 9ors os Moosaus benz Ct nebtrptfs
:: 9aa 2iuets Sell
Del fan Der fortaaes meo bet lam
me. at Sruonommens 9lbite Srooer
Bait. s. .. Sotbne, peo en- GitcrieI
%optraaote meo iglsenoe bumoriltilt
8ers, iom ban beflamereoe:
Der iiooer Ell una Mauo % lmtirrer
8 ltImleoe Striiter og Sp8er,
&c lGiiomme Tegn Ell ioruirrer,
Naar Guuoitnb / benz ban fig Tiger,
90 Ell mob Epooer ban %inublcr,
Naar paa 8latos 8isoom tan srubler.
San iiocer ian poloiontt beta9en,
Gf bpab ban / Siriiterue timber,
VI bet ltoer alt irem paa 9a9en,
6gr han fig ri9tig b%eiinoer
% fommer meo iis paa oct rene
81 9oot or at pGre iaa enc.
Sp burtig fra 8oroet ban iprinser,
Set lufter Of gaar iaa oeruoe,
Spit 5ugIeinnSen ben Finger,
Selo BaIlas'S ll9le MO tube.
vi paarlrge 7rpmnte os San'er
Sans Sjerte bet lDoelig banter.
Ia Ter bar TO Zine iaa brure,
Smoo benz ban ippr9enoe ~itIrrer;
&c iul0' er al Staltbeo o9 2une,
Saa &c BAN belt bnitis iprpirrer;
Sau slemmer fin @isocm fra Ylato
Sg t9nfer CT mere lom Cato.
San ipnes, at %anreus @uoinoe
SfIelmlt irem melem 9ofIerne imiler
Ga bill berOe fat til Jig binoe.
Iaa Stano han III Ifpnoiomt Tier
ga lpprecr meo Orb % meo Mine:
"O, oil 9u BIZ miu. .pil On, Sbrine?"
90 bun, bun iorituoer BAN lille,
Wieu laoer iis pili9eu fanSe
SO piier i Orb os / Slitfe,
81 9jerne / gtareue LANCE
SuH frem slennem 9iuet bill tribe
Saa trofaft peo @i3Ies SIDE.
llopper 9liteneu mpreoe SruoeIOlt %
SrDlupgjeiter fig mco at lamtale %
iortRle Siltorier eller iyn9e. Ttas
rpet bleu ip let al ior~itjelise, p9 On
Der / 2aget bar ppperli9e Sansltems
.ner, bleu Der en- bebagelig Slang 9len'
bele Suiet % Ian9t no paa Gaoen.
Nora Slipu, iom er paa goo
Sci tit at hlipe Ell Sangerinbe al hi
eau ilere Soloer t,lbepltc, pg
NED Isliltance al 8erten 9au bun
De andre Sruoepiser Zig til at bGns
)e Self. Sapis i eli foitells en9ellt
Gang, ipm altio peffer Wiunterbeo.
Sitter npsen Sltforoen fit man tiliioit
,en itielmite gtora til at iOrtaae nu9le
Gtubber paa Srlf>gn9eiif,
ltorits Gnsellt os Sp9nemaal. Sun
,ar ipot paa ben famine . iom ban
Ola Suol" ia bun, ps bun tjenote o9s
'aa bans LANCE Spn Gleranoer.
SrpQuppet a Ell iano Set for be
0 Samilier, iom beroeo blep forbunbs
tie. 8lablen % be fnappe 2iber tiapb
fife at inobpoe mango uoenfurituaenoe;
men be faa, iom bar tiliteOe, sioroe
Stiel for fig pg bioros buer paa lin
til at sjpre Soften iaroeles
)psselis. 9e npsiite fit mango imutfe
Sreleuter, p9 flere uit fomme.
gn 3eltaser.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
.oD SDoem 10!

Sarmers. isu sniiet at ioyttsrt in siiatu,. bpr,.
saa III Speshl The Queen and Crcscent konts
nobp9p en- 0iaioH Atta 5arms tiI9o, 5TnaHn N S
tpaa lsiie Seinadi'r); maau1olie, Grtnrtoufr III
eatp S~iasiprs; sea 90 is Tor Ger Ids. Sra,n
S~nsSare, Snatn anlss5sIser, 9atrs Stolsr n,
Mtttt. gSigeTle dot, Seus sitst sslcr GA Cplusss
niHssT' T. y. &'asariou, q. 3. H., etasinnati SSsS,ss
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

@bbeo De Ia %Jteplere, iom iortarcoes
al sGrsjerrlSbeb, Bapoc ilerc @nn9e
iorraabt i'm S%eitptter, 6aiton al Srs
leans. Otter at bape ltilt Jig al meo
i'm iallfe Gaabsiuer, pleieoe 9rinien
Oite at lise:
"Gbbeo De Ia &iuiere bpr Uioc, buur,
me9et jes ct barb; tbi ban bar mere
eno ell Gang iolst mig"
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

On Sperbprins. Sceue: On 9anos.
bgiiole / Nororeiten. 5ioen: Gramensoao.
- &Greren: "Spa0 CT bet beoIt ilenote "a
met aiboIote SuSbolosmgsniooel 0oros
u%eiteu?" Spuatt Gitp: DIR. Wards
Vegetable Anodyne Liniment." - grre.
rem: "4uem bar siort bette 9inimenl iaa
ioroeloStlg belleaot?" - Spuait Glen: -
VI. &aitins, @tnoan, Minu." - 2Greren:
"9oao 9lDr ben laa goo?~ - Cpualt Glep:
"6oroi osns Stlbereoere isge belle Terosn
opsr for at fiH6e De bcoiie 5iae ior oens
Sammenlqtntng o. De iparer lfte paa gipie
euer uogiiter.% NGrereu: "aan Ell Mtano
opnrbe'ee ell laOoau 6orrtutus ueeu a.
np8en lp8sr at tiliaise ig no9et oerai?" -
Sppatt Gieo: @NaiurIisois life, men The
J. II. Watkins Medical Co. bar lit 6abrii.
marie "Dr. Wards" (laauel meo iom uosr
ben iorts Sinie alsuueml re9iItreret / @ateut
acntores /, @aibiuatun, OIL oeres Napn o,
Goresie CT inobIeit i bper 5lclte o. irpt
paa bper Battle. be iabri.erer. Iaa 6plt Ia
aitlo ie. at be iaar bet cate" - 2arereu
@Nlsset soet, min Gut; ou Tan saa I
ppsrite &lasie."
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

GDs % Gleftrieitct. Grunoen til,
at bet er iaa becaarenoe beilist at faa
ct Sps - flyer en- Wtuno meo pioenitas
beige Sesrebcr % en- pel uopiflet Su-
9emuno = lig9er beri, at Senoer,
&i9ueben % 2eber ct fuloe al Nerper
os Magneti5mer, % naar to Terioners
9Gber mpoes, 9iennemtrGnses bessc al
cit e~lettriit Strpnr.
Sa, og laa er 8ps Ell iaa forbiitret
biaig Sare - tiliDier ct amerifan1t
Stab. On bebpuer life at benptte upgen
Gleftricitetsmalfine eler nO9et e~lettriit
Satteri / Suiet. Ss iaa er Der beaer
life noget Satent berpau. Sen Sattise
fan beuptte oenne eleftriIfe Strpm liges
iaa me9et Tom ben Gi9e, uben at oct
n~popenoiauis bebpper at foIte bam en-
Gent. Geriom GOoiipn baobe opiunoet
INSTRUMENTATION, piloe bens Srrg bape
foltet 800 Iaret. Ser piloe blipe oils
last aDioioner, pg EXTRA &Ds maatte
betales EXTRA. ps bots on life betaler
prompt, pilbe Din agsieiorbiuoelie blipe
aibruot! Wten ber 9if GObiipn Clip al en-
itpr SnStasi, ltgrre emo np9en anoen.
Sg III er Oct iorient at belasse ocn
meo Stat.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

Sbinsoala Sinicns 2fib "lbins.
paua' atgii ira arIitiausiauo ben 2soc Suui
nieo 3o7 Iasiaserer. &c Tan psaies III gfs,p
Yort omirius ben lobe Sal.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

Or. 9.s aOmnncr bar mango Sell,
men HaSliium lutter pso 9Gsninaeu
Sinene.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
Oe1t.
st. Paul, Mini
204 L. 9TH St.

9~urpUraten: "!Suu6 brn9er Sp''-]
ten, naar bau Ifal puoie lit @ep&F' "A
&efruttGn: "Sin 6ritio."
&%orporalen: "Get CT ri9t'9'
leoes Ifal man lparc, Oct beo'l'' IN
militar Smtanfe Of S~pritnnelle!
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

2utbsr College os SaIoer Sniineis
College. Sar er iaroeles bc9opet /
bette fit Sag.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

Gen taabelislte Splnoe bar, nuar
bun life %elifcr. altio mere SorItoub euo
en- Mano, Der er iorclitet i benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

2Gsen ltrep Ell 5tecept og 9ao"
ipac meo De Orb: "3ette ta5er w"
imOrsen tiolis". Gen ipSe OpIU
oct buoItauelist. iatie Sscepte' ''D'
-ps blep frilt
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

bDppig fOran0rer y{aOlt, al en- eQer on0e
GrutO, og nnoertioen ingen @rtllb, anloot 81
MOB Sbarples Tolfe1e; og llagtet Disie eon]
raaal BAT ueret meget talrige, iaa bar life 4
eneite Sag baut ct belbtgt ltDfalD. Sc bor Il
'gen al De Ggenifaber, Der briltaer Sllfcs1
'9tlt bar bisie &arer anlagt cit tripiel ,Sl,iuri'
Jag iutoO bore Ngelter. 0eu PLACER en- nn
famine WaaDe iom cit libet 6urb bieficr en-
6alere. Saaom triuiel SrernsangsmaaOc 4
iffe nOget argument nlob The Russians Go]
trinligbeO, beler life pil bet biltbre andre Nd
lfiler fra at erplooere. 6pts s bill llrOoo
llbelo, brl1g cit Russian. Senb efter imllitrt
ret &atalDg.
P. NJ. SHARPLES,
West Chester, Pa,
pup~l ".
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
prabsRarfeS
Grs. Duncan & yNap,
Hamburger, ian trRfies /.

hamburger, lnH ltRNes l.
Canton, 22oe, 23oe % 24oe SUM-
Nabel, 25oe o. 28oe Sum.
Gpring @rupe, 27Oe, 2Soe % 29oe SUM.
Gpriug &nllen. ira lite til zoe Slli.
Greiiou, Soe. 9oe, lobe % lite sSnlt.
SGnocr irGffes uNen Smerie. Nlt Nr'
teiee aarnnteres. 52.20ti.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
Sao %Ssumocnc atp.

Ser CT 9Grpom % spo MOral i bet
iplsenoe:
Gn Ytauo latte I'D paa en- $50 Mil
lang Geiie tilioos. 80 Gage eiter
iul9te en- nuoen Mano eiter; ban itulbe
til famine Steo iom oeu iDrlte, bpem
ban inobentepe paa ben iieroe Gags
reiie.
"Sette er oen oarIte Sei, ies nusens
iinoe bar iGroet paa", uotr0o BAN.
"Ses bar ulorio ior feet Ell iaaoan
Maugoe biaiieuoe 9~uuoebunlpc, % BET
bar ta9et mig 9atuoelen al 3tOeu at
iage benz pat."
"9e sjeeoe psiaa paa MIG, iasoe
Den uuoeu; "mcn ies Guiebe Dem life.
Seq loc, iOn ON ieg life iaa benz"
-Sd, % Bet pilOe UIit life pare al.
peien, ON iumme Eaitit anuenocs ogiaa
ooerIpr 9lgenoe WIennelfer.
glan ia8oe til @taoume on 8eifant
ON en- ginno. Der bar meget iarfaItilt:
Set er ct iGrcele5 iSOot Sopeo."
"Sa," ioareoe bun, "bet or ct riotia
gpot Suappenaaisbopeo."
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

Set 8enitab, ell Suiuoe bier Ell
Mtuno, or iOm Oiteit SjGrligbeo feet
en- profit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
.6rei Vorretnina.

The Sharples Russian re,-
Separator ielges belt rO NJ
l@runo al iille Ggenifabcr. g.
! er life lloget garneuerf merfs
t Sfapn eaer | SOrretninosrr,
tbober. S 10 aar bar ct III
falDt Separator &pnlno,,i Il,
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02

"Get er iaa Dnoi9t at fDl9es ao
6or benz iom glernr bill iammen pare;
"a CT meo @IGoen ma oobbelt GLAD
81. balrt ON Sor0en iaa iing at barre.
Saa lCIscs GisIe % Satbartne,
Som III paa Strsbausn iammeu trine
=: S 9iTrliabeO.
9e Diet cpilos pao bper lin Gant
vi &eroensbauets Den breoe %ooe;
@ien tiOliB bog DC bjnanoen ianot
"a Ieslc 5asiut / Sulauos Stops.
% iies DER Yarme oeres Slrme,
SiIllnt De ialot l b~iuanoeas arme
.: 5 aiGrli9bsp.
3on9 bleo SiprliI beoS GoIe @lpo
9te0 Sisiel tgpnet ior Seryeus Utter,
IA Cubs Sro ouer be tpenoe loo
"a triuot omiring benz en- beil,g 9Ialter.
Ru Tan meo gSre be iammeu p9re
% 4iuetS 8proer / Sambaauo bare
=: s 9iarlIsbeo.
vi Slertet ipiter / bpnlist aor,
6orGlere, Spiieuo % Senuetare,
3u @ne, Tom nnaoia iblanot os Dor.
vi ban DC np3iite ptl bepare.
San 6reo benz ieuee, meo NliItuno peuo,
Sn galpn mob Dem Ill 9tpeis gnoe
| y: 5 Sl9rlisbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-02
rnIutbS @peocpriTtr.

&c, I northern, o.
$40. . northern, Il
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
COMMERCIAL STATUS.
Dun 4 ca. AND BRADSTREET'S
WEEKLY REPORTS.
Wholesome Indications Appearing il
the Business World Prices Con
tinue 10 Increase

New York, April %. Bradstreet' s
weekly review says that the feature
Of the week is the continued strength
of the prices of staples after the
striking advances Of preceding weeks.
There is a tirmer undertone IN nearly
all lines Of trade. hut at number
Of points the gains Ia industrial are
more marked than IN commercial
lines FURRY in petroleum is sue.
cee,led by duh market. Wooden
dress goods mills have Ses cured Il
number Of orders for The fall delivery.
which accounts for the moderate ae,
tivtty in the market fer wool. Cotton
goods are firm on an advance in cot
ton and higher wages paid eastern
miller operatives. At the west, with
favorable weather, although collec-
tions are slow, the volume Of business
remains unchanged except at Cincin.
natl, where there has been better de-.
mand. ana st Louis where the re-
quest IL quite active in dry goods
millinery and for cattle aud hogs.
New York. April ~ Il q Dun 4
GO says that neither the rising specue
latiye markets. nor The steady gain RI
industries have ceased aud Il In q
wholesome indication that there are
few signs of hesitation In productive
industries than In speculative prices.
strikes grow more numerous and
cause some trouble, but though there
Are many conflicting reports the fact
shines out thai industries are gaining
Hwy With i rush ana whirl. but more
safely.
Ii Is less clear that railroads are if.
creaSing thetr earnings or that tile
overproauetion of cotton Is to he enf.
tailed by an advance 81 l SIS cents NJ
the prices. ii that eoraering short
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
THE CIiAFfNG DISH.
II Is Of Ancient origin ana us Uses
Are Various.

Like all new things this popular
ntensiI is old very old in fact for il
is said that in the early Grecian days
he women cooked iii sort Of pan,
beneath which burned 4 pot Of oil and
the children of Israel made toothsome
the locust of the desert in a similar
manner.
II was a common utensil with the
Assyrians and the Phoencians accord
ing 70 history. ana from the excaya-
lions Il Pompeii we learn that the
early Romans used 1t extensively, the
dishes and lamps being made Of
bronze. with much enrichment, after
the fashion Of tile age The lamps
We're filled with olive Oil, which was
smokeless and had not unpleasant
odor.
An Of which goes to prove how class-
teal thing cur Welsh rarebits are
made in Tie present form, however,
comes down ~ az with modern patent
appliances from the French with
whom, during the reigns of the laser
Iouises and throughout the trst cn-
pire. It aaS q very fashionable add
tion To the dinner tahle. and Mime. ae
StaeI Is said 70 have been celebrated
for her brewing II t0othsome mixtures
in her little silver skillet, which she
took into exile With her when the re-
lentless Napoleon banished hoe ii9m
the gay capital
Louis NNI was also Il aevotee PIT
f4is branch Of culinary art ana would
fairly gorge himself On the daintles LIS
fayorite chef would eoncaet for him in
80 royal presence
Society women nowadays aeein IL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02

Montana man was thrown into a
Russian prison.
Reminder Won tile suburban nandi
cap al Epson Downs.
British marines have seized the Gus.
toms houses at Corinto, Nicaragua.
oscar Wilde's house Is sold by sher-
tff
Some notifications iii the treaty Ut
peace between Japan and China have
been agreed on.
Jack the Ripper Is said 70 have
been a London physician who is now
insane
Another band of Cuban insurgents
has been rou'ed hy Spanish troops.
Reinforcenenis from Spain arrived at
Guantanamo.
The Russian oyernment has eX-
peiled Nine. Modjeska from Russia.
Russia Is after a section Of China,
Russian floods drown many people.
England sends two warships to
Nicaragua to enforce her demands.
The United STATES government viii not
interfere unless American interests are
ieopardzed
Spain has received assurances from
Great Britain, Denmark, San Domingo.
llayti ana Costa Rica that they will
observe StricineSs In neutrality. during
the trouble with Cuban insurgents.
In Constantnople the Turkish COVER
ment has issued an order refusing the
admission into the empire Of news.
papers containing the letter rom the
Associated press correspondent in Ar
menia announcing the armlng and
planning If revolt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
STUFFED APPLES.

Remove the cores from eight pretty
red apples. Put them in steamer
and steam just long enough to make
them soft and to allow the skin on the
top 10 slightly curl. While they are
steaming, chop quarter Of pound
of candied cherries and about two
ounces of candied pineapple fine. Put
Il half cup of sugar and a cup Of
water over the fire to boil; add the
chopped fruit, AID simmer gently
while the apples are steaming. As
soon as the apples are done, lift them
arrange them neatly on glass dish
ill the places from which the cores
are taken with the chopped fruit, heap
ing it up in the GENRE. Boil the syrup
down until just little thick; add
teaspoonlul Of vanilla. and. If you
choose, four tablespoonfuls of sherry
Basic the apples with this syrup until
you have consumed the whole. stand
them away to cool, aud. when ready to
serve, heap around and in between the
apples half pint Of cream whipped
10 a stiff froth.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02

sellers Of wheat will help to market a
large surplus But the revival Of nc
tivity in all these directions, If II is
possible, excessive in some, helps con-
fidence to take the throne 50 long held
by distrust.
Cotton mills are getting more for
goods and have quite generally adj
yanced the wages. Consumption of
northern splnners at a maximum,
would be in eight months 100000
bales, but they have actually taken L.
$4,000. Structural demand for build
ings throughout the country was never
larger, the frenzy in oil started a large
demand for pipe and sheets at slight
advances. Rails are stagnant, though
shade better at Chicago: wire for
fencing. nails and wire rods are so
duh as to be scarcely quoted and bar,
though lifted a shade, meets no in
creased demand. Bessemer pig is
lower and sales of southern pig in
northern markets has been large at %
cents advance. Finished products are
nearly all at their lowest price. Wool
sold al the lowest price on record this
week and offers to clear of stocks be
fore the new supplies come forward
tempt manufacturers TO purchase be-
yond present needs The demand for
dress goods continues large and is
improving, but uncertainty in mems
wear goods continues and has some
what increased by the more numerous
strikes. Colored fiannels are from FIVE
10 seven and one-half per cent. lower
Some -rregularfty appears in the prices
for fne fancy goods. Higher prices
for wheat, nearly 3 cents above last
week 30, against 10 last year
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
JosEPHINE's NATURE
A Successful Intriguer and yersad :
the Arts of Coquetry.

During her sojoun in prison NJ.
Beauharnais had made most nsoss,
friend. This was a fellow4Sllffarar :,
similar character, but far grNater gt,s
whose maiden name was de Fon4eno-
who was known later by the na,n,
of Cabarrtls, and who became Alto,
ward renowned as Nine. Tallien ~.
8 Thermidor saved them both from ~.
guillotene. In the days Immediate,
subsequent they mad abundant opnor
tunity to display their light but clev
err natures. Mime. BealllIarnais u
well as her friend, unfolded her winos
like butterfly as She escaped from
the bars of her cell Being a Creole
and having matured early, her phy
sical charms We're already fading
Her spirit, too, had reached and pass,i
its zenith: for in her letters Of thai
time she describes herself as listle,S
Nevertheless, in those very letters
there is some sprightliness, and eoa.
siderable ability of a certain kind.
A few weeks after her liberation sba
was on terms of intimacy with Barras
so close as to be considered suspicious
while her daily intercourse was with
those who had brought her husband
to a terrible end. In luxurious and
Ncentious society she was a successful
intliguer in matters both of politics
and of pleasure; yersed In the arts Of
coquetry and dress. she became for
the needy and ambitious a successful
intermediary with those in power. Pre-.
ferling. as she rather ostentatiously
asserted. to be guided by another's
win. she gave little thought to her
children. or to the sad legacy of her
husbands good name. She emulated,
outwardly at leas.. the unplfncipled
worldlinesS OF those about her, al.
though her friends believed her kind.
hearted and yirtuouS.
Whatever her true nature was, she
had a station among the foremost Of
that gay set which was initiating The
court circles of old and an Influence
which nAdI become not altogether
agreeable TO the immoral Proyehcal
noble who entertained aud supported
the giddy cotelTie Perhaps the ex
trayagance of the lanG1l'd Creole waE
as trying 10 Barras as ii became after
ward TO her second husband Prof
Sloane's Life of Napoleon in the Cen
fury.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
HINTS FOR WOMEN.
What is Wise and What is Otherwise
in Few ''Don'ts" and Dos"
posure

Do keep your baby clean
DO give bin pure air at all times.
DO let him have a few spoonfuls of
water several times a day
DO not let everyone kiss him.
Do pot let anyone Iostle and shake
and tickle him.
Do not keep him so warm that he
cannot sleep. Babies, as a rule, are
bundled up too much.
Do not neglect him, and then, when
he cries for some needed attention, say
that he is a cross, bad-tempered little
nuisance" A healthy baby seldom
cries when his wants are properly
filled, and sickly one certainly has a
perfect right to make life a burden to
those who allowed it to become so.
Do act as if you expected your child
to grow up healthy being every way;
look hopefully into the future, and
therefore do not worry needlessly.
Don't wear a veil with a hole In 1t.
1t gives woman squalid look of
poverty that there is no excuse for.
Wells cost little. and at the worst she
can go without one.
Don't lift up your skirt high on one
side and allow it TO trail on the other.
Every woman should practice holding
M her skirts before pier glass. They
can be SO caught altogether in the back
as to lift them effectively and mod
estly.
Don't wear hat too young unless
you wish to look old A sailor hat
can be confidently recommended as
calculated to make any mature woman
look like grandmother.
Don't wear a bang bigger than the
moments fashion justities ii you DON
wish TO look hopelessly vulgar. 1t is
general law that you can always do
a simpler thing than the fashion with
safety. but 10 be fusser than the
fashion is to Toe lost to good taste and
dead in vulgarity ana commences.
Don't wear your clothes tight if you
are too fat.
Don't cut yourself in two near the
knees with a coat that strikes you
about there il you are short V oman.
Nothing detracts more from an APP
pearance Of height.
Don't forget in arrangin. Your head
gear that the effect ef the modern
variations Of the AlSatidn bow depends
altogether on fire shades in placing it.
You can have horns growing horizon
tally out Of your temples ana feel fash
ionable. but you viii look crazy and
ugly. These bows can De set well
back on The head or they can be put
forward N they seem u come from
near tie top Of The head, but they
must nor grow out Of the temples
Hon't forget that pointed openings of
the dress Mt the throat are becoming
only 10 slender women.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
THE FUTURE OF GREECE.

What Of the Hellenic future! With
a population Of hardly two and bali
millions Greece has debt of some
S1G4.0oo,0O 600 -or some SD per capita
This debt is equal to Il per cent o.
the entire estimated national wealth
and to the total national income for
two years. The forced currency az
gregates S2l ,OO0,0 or S13 per capita
worth a little more than half us
face; but our own greenback touched
bottom at less than third Of us
face value This currency is not e1
cessive-not sufficient in fact 20 90
the money-work Of the kingdom prop
erly. II Is not imitation that has
wrecked IT. not fever. but exhaustion
Review Of Reviews
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-05-02
MUCH-MARRIED FOLK.

st Jerome mentions widow Wno
had married her twenty-third HUSBAND
who. In HIS turn. had been married w
invent. wives. 4 woman named LII
beth Massi, who died at Florence "
1886, had been married 10 seven '.Hs
bands. all of whom she outlived- ne
espoused the last at the nature a4'
Of 30. When on her death-hed shP :
called the good and bad points N elsH
of her husbands, and having impai
tally weighed them IN the balance ~
singled out her sixth spouse u 4s
fayorite. and desired that her reina4S'
might Ike Inferred near bis. The dte.l
of a soldier Is recorded IN ls14 w.
lad i've wives. and his widow az
30. wepf over the grave ri her tpe5.-
husband