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The state herald., 1895-01-25
hat Winter Night,
Dy ROBERT bGCmxNkl'
CHAPTER Yi-CoSrrsurp.

Slowly and gloomily tho men car
ried the prisoner along the woodland
path, across the gardens, and lip the
steps 81 tho terracc. Ihs door stood
vide SreH, with. the ,fcWale servants
S S,;s;:t .;:!.s timidyr on, he, MssahSd!
To their eager Questioning 6lsnehs
made no reply, but signalled the men
to push on into the hall. She led the
way, and they followed her TO u largo
bedr6om On the first floor, communal
eating BY d ioidihg:d6or With a small
sittihg-r6om, elegantly fitted up as a
sort OF study, and containing, III ad-
dition to the other furniture, small
harmonium. Horo the chevalier had
sat and studied, or played upon the
Instrument, OF which he was very
fond. Sometimes Blanche had played
TO him. or, sitting at his feet, read to
him aloud:
The countrymen withdrew, aid the
wounded man was left alone in the
bcd-chambor with the doctor and the
old housekoepor. Blanche waited in
the adjoining room, till Dr. Huet,
opening the folding doors, signalled
to her TO enter. Approaching the bod
side, she saw the German lying, still
inscnsible in the bed. One arm was
extended on the coverlct, the other
hidden. The mud and blood had been
washed FROM his face leaving IL pale
und distinct In all its lines; the look
Of pain had faded, and tho breathing.
though still laborcd. was softer and
more subdued. Blanche stood Look
ing at him for some moments In silent
pity, then she turned to the doctor,
and said, in low voice: ..
doctor, is he much hurt' Are
you sure he will recover"
''Of course, II he is looked after. i
have extracted the bullet, and care
fully dressed the wound"
''Thon he will not dic?"
.'Die? Not he. Unfortunately,
cannot remain; our own wounded re-
quire my attention, and the man must
take his chance"
doctor. | will watch him. said
Blanche. Quick! tell mo what to do. ="
you, madcmoisclle! Impossible.
1t is no task for you. | have given
Dame fevercau her instructions, and
she will do her best
III my father were wounded and n
prisoner. would I suffer anoiher's
hands to tend him? No. doctor; my
place is hero. Dame Fcvcreau is old
and feeble; l am strong AMI young.
As would have some tender German
woman witch him love In his cruel
hour Of need, even SO l will watch
this stranger"
Every well; MS you will" said the
doctor. Goodnight. and God be with
you' ! shall be hero some time to-
morrow, and 500 how tho poor devil
progresses.
So saying. with n respectful salute,
lluet took his leave. by this time
nighth al fallen. The sun had sunk
among clouds. which presently began
drifting up from tho west before the
driving and rising wind. Drawing
open the blinds OF the sitiing-room.
blanche saw tho darkness outside was
full OF troubled glimmcr. thrown by
thickly falling snow, the first that had
fallen that year. How thankful she
felt 10 God tina, he had turned her
troubled heart TO mercy. and caused
her TO shelter the helpless stranger
from the storm
She looked Mt her watch; then.
closing the window again. she no.
turned TO the sick.chnmher
The state herald., 1895-01-25

The record for fast tunnel driving Is
believed to be held by the East river
Gas Company In the construction %
Its tunnel under the East river, New
York. In one week the day shift made
forty-eight feet six inches and the
night shift iifty-two feet six inclies-n
total of 10f feet. The heading Is ten
feet six inches by eight feet SIX inches
and was advanced In full section. The
rock IL very hard horn'blendc en'is-
This Is remarkable work. considering
the peculiarly difficult conditions OF
the location. and II claimed TO bc the
quickest tunnel driving Of the kind
Four tlree-and- one half inch drills were
used In the heading, mounted on tun
mel columns With arms, two drill. on
each column. About Fifteen holes. nine
To ten feet deep, were drilled by eacl
shift, consisting OF five machine run
ncrs and their helpers.-Litcrary Di
gcst.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
MICHIGAN'S BENBPACToR.
AN OFT REPEATED STORY OF
TRUE PHILANTHROPY.
What Charles H. H.oklsy Has Done Don
for Western Michigan.
From Grand Rapids tMich.) Evenin,
Pteal

From Grand Rapids tMich.) Evening
The most beautiful spot In all this CITY 1,
anckley. Chas. H: Hackley M bsen u
the lumber business here coutinuoiislv since
1888 and ~ that time has 0iiiasiei 4 fortuna
which gives him d rating among the wealthy
men 1i, Of tho nation, But with wealth there
uiu not come that Tightening Of tho purse
sori1 which y generally . marked charac.
" Is ilo wonder then that the noma n;
Charles Z. Hackley Is known al home ond
aDroaa. His muHihcepce to Muskegon alone
reprosents an outlay Of nearly half d million.
ror Thy past twenty years h8 ii6s been
oonstant SUFFERER from neuralgia and rhe,l.
matism, also nuwbpess Of the lower limbs
70 mnoh 90 that II has Seriously interferca
VIVA: Ws tleSsa,fG m Me,. Eoff. siniG time
past ms friends have noticed that Rellihs
seemed 70 grow young again and to have
recovered tho health which he had in
youth.
10 reporter for the News Mr.. Hackley
explained the secret Of this transformntion.
VI have suffered for over 20 years,D he said
with pains In my lower limbs sd severely
that the only relief could get at night was
nbs. aas Bothefsa fliote IL nials ~ t Wy
in the day time. The neuralgia and fhSa;
inatic pans IN my minus, rn.... 49,. 49, men
growing In intensity for years, finally be-
came chronic. I made three trips to the
Hot Springs with only partial relief and
then fell back. 10 my original state. I
Couldn't Sly still and my sunerihgs began 10
make life look very blue. Two years ago
last September noticed. In account II III,
W'l'inins. Pink Pills ,ior riie, Peope, md
what they had done for others; !, and some
cases so nearly resembled mine that I was
Interested, SO wrote to one who had given
. testimonial, an eminent professor Of music
In Canada: The reply / received was even
stronger than the printed testimonial and 1t
gave me faith In the medicine.
~ began taking the pills and found them
70 be a!l that the Professor had told me they
Would be. IL was two Or three months be-
fore experienced any perceptible better
mcnt OF my condition. My disease was OF
such long standing that i did not expect
speedy recovery and was thankful even to
be relieved. progressed, rapidly, however,
toward recovery and for the last six months
nave felt myself perfectly well man. /
have recommended the pills to many people
and am only too glad TO assist others to
health through the medium of this wonder
full medicine. l can not say too much for
what IL has done for me-"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills contain all the
elements necessary TO give new life and
richness TO the blood and restore shattered
nerves. They are for sale by al druggists,
or may be had by mail from DIR. Williams
Medicine company, Schenectady, n. Y, for
10 cents per box. or six boxes for ESQ.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

They were at an afternoon toa, and
each held In her dolicately gloved
hand o cup 81 GifibSf suid, Which sho
slipped daintlly With u stuvcmf spSct.
But their technical, knowledge Of tea
would have made n .ep experts hair
stand on end. III like Fedora beet"
ono Of thcm was saying sweetly. "Do
yau?" said the other; "now prefer
Solorig, becsilse there is no nicotine
in it, "T2lkiHg OF tea brnndsP"
asked n society bride fiifttefingiy, "f
just adore Boohoo; it's made in China,
you know" "Well, afternoon ten is
good enough for me" warbled socie-
ty bud who didn't know anything but
real knowledge, and wouldn't bother
hor wavy head with tea kinks. But
the hostess, who had served Formosa.
and souehohg. and Bohea sighed TO
think Of the Ignorance that some
times existed Id social eirclos.-De-
troit Free Press.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
iLL-MANNERED,
rho Colonial Frsnchman's Dislike Of
.-in M EnKiishmen. s.

Tho Colonial Frsnchman's Dislike of
.-1fc @ EnEiishmen. ,a
The third Of our desert party was a
distinguished Franco-African Official
let us call him for convenience Capt.
taine du Moulin. We had made his
acquaintance by happy accident
while travelling to the end OF the rail
way leading from the coast to the
Atlas. We had apparently surprised
him and his wife by asking permission
to smoke before Fighting our cigars;
va had given them still greater
shock by moving our valises into u
neighboring compartment in order to
make Madame du Moulin more com
Portable. Had our civilization been
dictated by the most mercenary mo-
tivcs 1t could not have brought us
richer reward.
monsieur is no, Englishm re-
marked madame.
Remington's French having been
selected mostly from the Upper Mis-
souri,. was forced to speak for both.
mo; We are Americans. an
swered.
"Oi coursc-1 knew IT," said she.
looking knowingly at her husband.
mo Englishman would have asked
permission TO smoke"
And then she and the capitaine told
story after story. each worse than tho
last, proving conclusivcly that tho
English are tho most ill-mannercd,
the most offensive people imaginable.
The sentiments OF Madame du
Moulin would not be worth quoting.
writes Poultency Bigelow In the Cen
fury, had not hearl them rc-echoed
wherever went. and amongst differ
ent classes OF Franco-Africans.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
CHAPTER VIII.


On the edge OF tho woods OF Grand
pre-. not far from tho spot where
BlHnch do Gavrollcs had frs, cncoun-
tered tho German oilcor. stood n
,mall ono ttoricd cottage, looking soa.
wati toward the cllfra. In this cot.
iasc had dwclt tho llouzcls, fathers
and sons. for several generations, bn.
now the youn. kesPcr was It's only
tenant,
Moody and unpopular. partly on
account OF his vocation hover d pcp.
nlar ono In any country partly nc.
cause he hold his heal TOD high and
pridcd him.csi on superior cduca-
tlc", ilohQel dwclt In tho cottage, his
hny c6hpanion an old peasant who
assisted him ms undor-kcepcr.
Tho night aitor tho meeting be-
tween Blanche an ] tho German. Hcu.
Eel watched tho chateau Ill no found
thni every ono hal retired 10 rest.
md thon, with fsoo ~ blnck
us thunder. strobe down 10 the
cottage. Entering. hc threw asidu
his gun and ~, down by the FIRE.
where the old man. his assistant, was
already sitting, clearing 4 rusty
ilowling piece, rs
"we'', r.As'er. what nowsp" nskod
'ho old man nftsr u long silence.
"f2u look NJ H. you had soon u ghost. 3D."
81 hayo soon tho German" 70.
turned lIousol. with An imprscAtlon.
.sIIa IL stili thory nj th. ah.,..u.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

There Is a vast difference between
learned man and nm ignoramus.
For instance. when fogg asked Dun.
dahoad how 1t was that birds could
Hy. Dundnhead could only reply:
"'Causo they can"
But when Ku,chIns was asked tho
same question. no settled his head In
his collar. purscd up his lips, and de-
llvcrod himself thus:
1.-The secret OF tho birds flight Is
duo entirely TO tho fact that tho bird
possesses tho power TO sustain itsclf In
and TO propcl Itself through tho air. !"
Fogg very trucly remarks that tho
solution seems easy enough after II IL
found. bu, none but wise man would
have discovered it"-Boston Ira n
script.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
SHOWS IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Heavy PAU neport-d III the Vicinity oi
Telluride.

r,u,ri,o fo,o Ian is-Tb. snow.
fai, here has been the heaviest known
for wears Added 10 the storm. a heavy
wind has drified the snow, and II is
banked M In some places distance OF
20 feet
A snowslIdc ut the keystone mill
his mornlng caught the engineer OF u
messenger train ON tho lilo Grnndc
Southern railroad. The slide came
down with terrific force and smashed
the windows OF the cab. The engineer.
Andy Fisher. was plnched IN by the
snow and bruised. but was not serious.
liz hurt, The Southern Is blockadcd
south Of Telluride.
There was n snowslilc Mt 10 O'Clock
today in Marshall basin. II took the
The state herald., 1895-01-25

These patterns retail In fnshion hnzaarg ana
stores TOT twenty iiyo to forty cents each, hut
IA order TO increase the demand among siranF
efs We offer them to the lady readers OF Tbs
paper for the remarkably low price Of only 10
Cents Each. Postage one cent extra
The patterns arc all Of III. very latest New
York styles and are hhequhled for style hccu'
racy 81 nj simplicity and economy, For twenty
four years these patterns have teen used tho
country over. Full descriptions and directions
as the number OF yards Of material required.
the number and names Of tho different pieces IN
the pattern. how To cut and ~ aud put tho gar
fssnt ios.thcr-arc sent with each pattern.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
TRAIN OF LAFAYETTE COAL.
u WIN n. s,sri.d THIS Morning for the
tN,eiy In Srbrssda.

Lafayette. Colo. Jan. is,-Thc miners
and mlnc-owncrs n the different, coal
mines In this district nre doing them,
selves proud aud making record for
lberail,y that few camps OF this size
esp boast 81
Wi.i I, becnipr known tim, tho
drouih sufferers IN scpri,wrstcrn Ne.
brnsla were IN need 81 fuel nctiliir-
wcr6 field ntd I, wns agreed by Niue.
owners 10 allow The iiiliicfs frtb usp ~
their mines for whatever amount ~
coal they Nigh, desire 10 TAKE ont TO
supply tho wants Of the needy IN Ne
brnaln. As the railroads Ind offered
90 hnul the conl free. the strong nrin-
OF tho miners were soon n, work dig
cling from the earth ot" ~ colornd1's
sthnlasl bfoiucis and today whole
train loud, conldliilnr ~ riits N .onl,
l.fi this place for bolnla ~ sonllifcst-
orn Nrbraskn, aud With II The good will
Of IN. ilbcrai.hcnri"d miners nnJ milne.
owners Of Lafayette,
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Chelholm Robertson. ono Of the
foremost lenders Of tho great Scottish
coal miners strike. speaks French
with an unimpcachable accent, Is ac-
quaintcd TO some extent with German.
writes two systems OF shorthand and
reads Carlyle and Schopcnhauer, Ilc
wears a yelvc, Jacket cut Ia whistler.
effects stove Pipe hat Of the pattern
worn ten years ago. and n, proi,iso VI
his display o. Iowclry. Ilo carries a
Cane which is said TO weigh seven
pounds
The state herald., 1895-01-25
Gold For Fliiias T.eth.

People, says dentist, wohacr why
gold Is Used for stopping and are APT
to credit the dentist with employing 1t
for his own ends, on the ground that he
can charge more and get correspond
ingly larger profits than would be the
trse u he used any baser and less ex-
pcnsivS metal; but, lc says In explain
alton, n little reflection would convince
the suspicious ones TINT there IL no
ground WHICHEVER for stieh ideas, and
that the real reason for using gold Is
that It Will weld while cold and VIII
successfully resist the action OF the
ncida AID fluids OF the mouth, hence II
Is unequd!!ed ny preventative for the
teeth.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

you'll be sorry for this some day"
howlcd the son and heir rs his father
released him from the position he had
occupied across tho parental knee
after strapplng; you'll BIO sorry
when get 10 be u man." "You will
tako revenge by whipping your father
whom you are big and strong and am
old and feeble, will you. Tommy"
asked tho father. No." blubbercd
Tommy, rubbing himself, "but III
spank your grandchildren till they
can't es,."--Comic Cuts.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

aini,s rrrsa phiis'n M ssne Il ~, IN 'hroe
s,sAt ~ b. T. HtI .. fHufa-
Mh,ind hiaa teitsi and iahsy lVurh plaid
srfse II hero ~giishiY f0mbln.i slninlhicii
iiiAf / tdy tack ann fftnt rhe inu runt Ahd
tart r thiffcd ard placed on IN rrfnisd out
line styiish hfe'sllss nfr graduated a. points.
ssist linz front nnd hack 4 standing collar Of
velvet finishes The neck and TIE closing u m
center rack Double pura nfr sifil-hB ar
ranged 0tsf ntird arntcs facrd 20 the rlh"v
siih srifr, mo full fuuhd skirt iu gathered
IL the top and rrurd 20 tho loser edge 81 shist.
The mode IL desirable f0f dresses either ~ Hiii
pf phnisn fHtfir and tnh =. Suitably uHfrlnfr'si
VI .EFl1Us combination. IT cniofa or material
tine if1irtial alone can 10 uasd variety hrlhf
given IN decoration ~ raid gimp, fihlun, vel
trt, Insertion Or lace.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A small colorcd boy who stole sonic
zinc FROM Ia front OF n now building
was arrested and taken before n mag
istrato -sor-a hoarInp lilo was So
veroly rcpriinanded by tho magistrate.
who instructed him 10 take back the
stolen zinc. and. turning to an officer.
requested that he should 500 that tho
boy did H. dat. all right. boss. ("
said tho prisoner. also gwino 10 iaks
It back, and yo' needn't send no cop
viii me, 10 Is hones'."--Pbllsdelphia
rail a.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

w.. .a,,v ..,a Az. SE,s
Aou aro ioolr seia tne youI3
Isn y son' 20 savage .hs. .he on
M. ..tstt, . sai,,s y, saH ~. 10 eH,
IVY Nv ~ s-, - VI snM Mae ~ III
oanono 20 oi'a' herh"Ps ''i' WIN
hev On marry , at. .su.a
CO. a1u ar1 ,fn" 'u Au'o"''
o ~. ~, SUM- Sh j., c.,.a
w. ~ ~ 4. 'no - .nS 'auy VI u ns
prS a TN sno r onoss.'o. Sn'y Sn ~
SAM; 'u. p sSa ySmSdis (. ~. ~,
~ oa s'y , snTa'a ty ,., my rpoi I,
I" ILL., u pnu'u nna,, ~. VI ~" "',o =,
d,oa. - KY ~ 49, .Ha'" ..sSa Oil Sii,
h soas, ~ - on mo - p sn,,sn. S. ' VIII
nov" 81 ~ va. I'll, " po.oo' LII .yg,,
u,v.a, ~ .ho t nauo "s, ro'u ,na,.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A remarkable freak in moon phases
was noted In the month OF February.
lS66-a month which has gone into
astronomical history us '.the month
without full moon" In that year
January and March each had two full
moons. but February none. A writor
in leading astronomical journal uses
tho following language In describing
II; =" DO you realize what n
rare thing In nature II WASP II has
not happened before since tho begin
ming OF the Christian era. or probably
since the creation OF the world! II
will not happen again, according TO
tho computations OF tho astronomer
royal OF England, for--how long do
you Think Not until after 1880, 900
years from 1861"
The state herald., 1895-01-25

81 don't AGO why they picked him
OH, for good congressional timber. 50
said tho man with envy In his soul,
"Woll." replied his companion, III
remember tina, II. college ho wa,
always regarded os 4 good deal Of .
ttloh,
The state herald., 1895-01-25

fAfflN Nuhboih nAheiI lAls"sL- -. 4.
4 ssi N ngs sifra. ,isi =. "a, -, : ssa e
inches husi Hfratuft
Tho Surek Jacket Is a. popular 70
day a. ID -aa In ~ ff-i srasuns u
hhs The merits ~ being frry frnrrall,
6sronlnr raaiiy adjusted. tomfariallf aud
stViish inntinF trrldrs icing aFaiishis fuf
tsariv nfi snfts ~ iahrif. ~ hFrr rrtr
ssHtrf nindr ~ tltuna in d Hnfi ~ fTnihTf nv.
lure % ferns part ~ dfrHHT toilet - Frnrial
srar shnurinr Or visiting etc. ths tnn plAlt
arr formed IN The treats and hack. the .Adsf
sides teinF stitched iugrihrf 20 ies inrh.-
hslas the waist ilnc. Under nfin CORES ~ he
sides sinnathiY and ihr ths4un can = maag
over no holy iirinr httfd siih double dhfrs -
mat t1,tiun can h. omitted n 80 preferred
mo closing u Invisible IN tafiiu front undrf
Inc middle prii tui buttons ahl TUITION nolsf
sau IT, used n desired The flshlnnahie iufn
over collar 4 N latest fnosls and The teh ~
cloth fhstrns with = dnli Filt buckle. Ahf ~
IN. ssasouAhlr Huulsn materials VII make ~
ftFtiahiv ~ tho mnir hrffrI rhftlui IN tlaih
or uis.d Varieties humuapun iadlcselpthi ~
nnr aannsl plain nnlah IL al that u meets
nnfY = =. .., -
The state herald., 1895-01-25
tiI. o-. At.i,,

filkIas-s,rangc tina, iiIman, whs
runs d matrimonial agency. tho very
man who should know better, hss
made himself Liable TO prosecution for
blgamy.
Wilklh--so told him. but his
answer wnsi 'l,uainoss IL business. -
Puck. M 80.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
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In l'orne9 tho lef, hand Of a thief
Or o,htt petty criminal Ia sliced on.
Bu, II Is not thrown away or buried
or destroyed In any fashion. The sui.
tan Akamaldin has I, cmbalmcd and
placed with hundreds Of others that
ho has obtained from tho same source.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

sold through druRTHthi NJ inc pftee OF INT
cheaper made pills
Pleasant Pellets" cure biliousness, .iels
and bilious headache. dizziiisss, eostiss.
ness, or constipation, sour stomach loss OF
appetite, coated tongue, indigestion, or dys..
pepsia. windy beichings heart burn,
paiif sud distress after eating, and kindred
detangeiir.ts Of the liver, stomach and
bowels. Put ~, ~ scaled glass walls, there
fore always fresh sad reliable. whether
as laxative, or in larger doses, as gently
acting but searching catlIitie, these Iittlc
"PeIlcls" are uncqualcd.
Asa dinner pill, TO promote Digestion,
take one each day after dinner. To relieve
the distress arising from oyer.eating. moth.
ing EQUALS one OF these little Pellets.
They are tiny. .ugar-eoated, Hnti,bilious
gfaiiiiies ANY child readily takes them.
Accept ffr substitute iliai may be recon''
r,rndca TO bc Just as good" u may be
hriiSy Tor Mr dedlsr because Of paying
him a better profit, bin Ne is no, the one
who necdE help.
a free sample q to doses) on f'rai; IL
mailed to any address, postpaid %, receipt
Of name and address on postal card.
Address WORLDS DisPEEsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo n. y.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A new departure IN coon hunting
has boon iriod by somo citizens oil
Allegheny. 10. When tho coon had
boon sreed Roman candies we're used
70 Asosrtsln bis exact psliNon \ .
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Patients Husband.=Doc,cr wou't
eou pleas- gtsc strict orders that -ho
mus, not road the ncwspnpcrsp
Doe,or--l don't think II would hurt
her o." o. -"
Patients Husband. Yes. II would.
Goods that she bought jns, bafofc sho
became N are marked down thirty
pcr cent --pu@At
The state herald., 1895-01-25
Highest Of all in Leavenng powcr-1atest u Govt Report
R1H!a!l!!! f Rs;;ies
s "a ABSOLUTELY PURE


The RosedaIe party from the Rose
dale smelter. near Kansas City, passed
through Butte this week for Spokane
rountry TO get hold of some copper
properties for the purpose Of building
a smelter w that country somewhere
The party Is beaded by Otto Feldman
manager of the syndicate. On their re
eurn they will stop ~ Butte and visii
Mining Rept1tar.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

The giraffe Inns never been known 60 ut
ter n sound In this respect II resembles
young lady In street ear when a gentle
man gives her his seat.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

The photographer ought to he n very pop
lar mnn. for lac Is always asking his pair0n-
to smile.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A ycrtant young man Is described NJ one
who Is liable TO cut grass with bicycle.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

fl-o's Cure cured me Of n Throat sne
Cady, Huntington. Ind, Nov. ", 1884.
The state herald., 1895-01-25

A philosopher who had nnrrfcd an ignor
snt girl, used to call her brown sugar "
cadsri he said, she was sweet but unrrnuedl
The state herald., 1895-01-25

No mag can serve two masters. Thnta
why some husbs nds can not live ~ tue htns
house with their Htothcr-in-la
The state herald., 1895-01-25

Insomnia IL n frequent forerunncr Of in-
sanity. This explains why ~ few police
men become insane.
The state herald., 1895-01-25
IS Gent Patterns for 10 Gents.

with picture Of the garment 10 so by. Thez,
Patterns are complete In every particular. there
hanR q separate paiief1 for every sirgi. piece
OF the dfcss Your order will be allied the same
day IL h received
order patterns by number and give size In
inches.
Eysfy nattern guaranteed 10 he perfect
THEY ARE GLOVE rITrINo.
To get ret HusT and nliEASr measure, put
the iapo measure ALL Of tho way around tho
tody over the dress close under the arm.
Price of each pattern. 10 cents. when
ordered on coupon printed below.
pnstAg. sns ssHt sKtf. On EACH pattern
The state herald., 1895-01-25

n minorities could elect, = good many men
would be la Office all tile tins
The state herald., 1895-01-25

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The state herald., 1895-01-25

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