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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Ohlcer Ford was sent yesterday AT.
ternoon to the lot at Tenth and Rodney
streets by orders from tho Central sta.
ton aud found Harry Weeks nsleep there.
Weeks admitted that he had been drinking
and that although only 10 years of age he
secured his drink from saloon on
Fourth street.
John Williams colored, has lately be.
come leaious of his hUuse exc spsr, Julia
Wright. Nhon lie came In on Thur SHAY
he was under the influence OF liquor and
created considerable disorder. Julia
wants some ono else to kaep sw Get Will
lialns. lie agreed to take his furniture
away.
George Little was charged with the
burglary of 4. C. Wivai's house, south.
east corner OF kSlXth aud Jroome streets,
and taxing therefrom clothes aud jewelry
valued at Sl20.
Mr.. and Mrs Wivel testified to tho house
having been fOIcibly entered and the
goods stolen. Mr., Wivei Identified au
oveicoal, hat and pen.kniie as his proper.
ty.
Three witnesses testified to having seen
him In this CITY on the dayof the burglary
and identified the cap which WAS worn by
him and which was found In the house.
Detective Wltsel testified that he admit.
ted the goods IN court wore found IN his
possession. III Philadelphia wnen lie was
arrested.
Judge Ball held hun In $1,000 ball tor the
upper court.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

the woman who be.
comes broken in
health, even in the
slightest degree. will
see Ter beauty grddu.
ally fade.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
FOR ZEN DAYS ONLY!

The enormous stock OF clothing from tho
zen fcr cent Clothing House ~ the corner
OF ! " chty.rilru 81 cot, lndge aud Columbia
avenues, OF the city oil Philadelphia WIS I'm
exp urdiy forced on the muikct Hs our
store was taken is the largo installlnent firm
Of George Kelly q Go. These goods must 20
anu go thoy must In ten dnys-iUr what they
WIZ bring. such Sarr lice OF Ready.mnde
Mons. Logs nul GhIldren's CIOthiig Eag
never been nItcmptcd III tue city o. Vii
miuItpn. Your dollar will go MS far rs
three dollars VIII 20 at other stOrys. We
have taken tho Immense building. No.
np Mhrkti rect above the Clayton
House, W ilmingtUu, Delaware. This IS no
lahe ndNIil lsshtnt ms proven by the
H N,.tis below LOOK AT ihcse figures
mined cashmere .ui 5, ! sryIcs ST. mems
fancy chcyiot SUITS. choice o styles. $3.50;
mems unircssei wOIrteds or Diagonal suits
very drTs~N, -, 20; ineu gray. brown or blue
cheNlOt suns. 81 ~; meme oNrrcoals. elegant
article. f3IJi mons siorn, Ovor' oats. xtra
log, not half vAluC, - o.; mons blue or
b ack kcr-ey Dvcrcputs extra length 80 70:
mems shetland Uru coats, itfrrrnI 50 AIDES
= W; men camel kGrsry uy"rcogts IN blue
. htk' brown or gray 4 ic ly all WOOL, extra
icngih. @tu Lots OF tnildrehs pants, i3c;
lots OF child ems pants Ljc; lois OF chit
irons rants ih'; lots Of men ; p'nis 45c;
Iolso thrn' pa Use; los Of mems pants
q ri lots OF mems pants 40;
lots Of mems pants, $a@5; lots
$. 50; lots VI d ess panls. is .O lois OF bnys
oEercOGts, 81 ~ lot ut boys ovcrcluts 81 g.;
lots OF hoys ovetrogts s.n; lots OF DO q
suits, :, ~; lots OF bows. suits +. ~; lot, OF
boys suits :! o; lJts oil boys SUI, al 7J;loIs
OF huvs quits, - 80; ints OF GOy-' suits 81 ~
Iu'S ul rnllurcu fine dress suits M fancy
color Jerseys. vulvets and rgilitury s,yt ca at
YOUR own iiAuIesI Road tbs g. ii, q, Il, fully
anl le'i Snnr ncighbors Of this wonderful
way o; saving money We Hxuln toll you
lbu inc rhtiIN stock III 81 b turned Iutu
chsh lm'r edmirly. see that Won %; IN the
f'Hhl Establishment, NJ. 5j Market street
hhoNc ihr CirSiun lIuus " ilmilVtuI Del
sale now going on and continues FOR ten DAYS
ohlS. open evenings uniiI . O'ClotII. SutIir-
day uni II y. III.
arr JANII Wilmington, Delaware Jan.
nary leth' ls9 Simon Meyl beln4 duly
worn dc 'useJ aud says AT no Is II re iupnt
o. ihu riy of fnuaiepnin Pa thst for
the pas eEni Yeas hu has been en- uVed in
tne ieilh vio;hlng LUsncss ut corner OF
huge 10 columbia H"enues ant Twenty
MIRA Nt'tt. In sand Uiy I fuiadelpuia and
thtt ne u hhoul 10 retire ~. IN sad clutalnn
buslneNN AM " esinck cmpl yti 10y him in
shlu business VIII 10 disposed Of by MN nj
NO 5p MhrNct street. MilmIngtun : einwure
a. sINiUN " cyl,
state Of Delaware County az New astie.
e. 8, " ilWhgiom, Jnnnary 18Th. 1875. Per-
Sshhally appeared the Above named Simon
ncSi AM 'hult oath to the above o. atement
by HIN sig aeI before mo
jsi -St - 1890
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
Rin10o Lady or Spiritual Medium.

Nov, ONE torn AROl- Nh THE WORLD,
~ TINS litHduo lady sue tells your mothcrs
iuA nHile bctnre marriage, the names Of all
Your laulilS Their age aid description name
oI %oEE next II you hr5 10 huyI one: whether
Your present sweetheart Will he true to yoI
ana II lie Will uniry. II you have 40 sweei-
heat ste Will tell You wuol you viii have
ms name, husiuSss du Il date ut acquaintance.
u You ~st one OF her HindoO Charms Won Will
have tnck.End everything you undurIftie Will
prosper with Eon. BE sure and ge; one of
her Htndco oharms and have luck in this
lady. She can take bad luck away from you
IN short time and pur good iuCk il your
homes instead EcinUmber. she Hdvertises
no hing bur what size can do-tluds tna lost
ones aud brings hcn To their homes locates
hidden treasures. Ynung aud Old. who are n
tIouAle Or heartbroken. call at No. w Last
Eighth 5 rect. i.G ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
FIFTH edition.
The DEADLOCK CONTINUES.


Small Vote To-day Members Absent.
stan Correspondence of tho REPuBLIoAS.
DovER. DEL. January 20. 1898.
The vote was not materially changed
to-day except by the absence OF three
members who were present yesterday.
Two OF them were senator Pyle aud Rep.
resentativo sypherd, and their votes los.
sened Wolcott's vote to an equal with ADJ
dicks. Senator Alriohs was also absent as
he was paired with Senator Pyle. Repre-.
sentative Sypherd was obliged to remain
Mt home and nurse bad cold. Senator
Higgins did not come to Dover to-day. but
went to Washington. The vote was az
follows;
Anthony Higgins-S. ~
]. Edward Addicks-6.
James l.. Wolcott-6.
j.. v. Massey.
E. Tunnell-1.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather. to-day's Special Bargain
Sale of the Empire Department
Store will be continued Monday,
January rs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Judge Grub sat in Orphans Court this
N 0Inlrg and confirmed tina sale Of the
Wa. Dean estate US reported Ly James
hOsslnger, RtmlnisttHtug.
Alexander !. Hart WIS appointed guar.
diau OF Marian NJ and Gertrude l.. Kelley
uuon tho application Of this Union nations
a. Bank, Judgment creditor OF tile
Sarah y. sharp estato. an order drawn in
favor NJ that corporation to pay the sum
OF $50 OF Of court, II. e. Conrad, guar
uiah " ~ granted PERMISSION to o&pcud
par o. tAa pfInc,pat OF Tie estate OF Wal.
Tor q. haIlctosB, II minor,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
THE EMPIRE
Department store

Owing to the inclemency of the
weather. to-day's Special Bargain
Sale OF the Empire Department
Store will be continued Monday,
January rs.
5lhs. Best GranulaIed Sugar for 1870.
20 pieces of &c Extra Quality
Apron Bingham, reduced to AZ C
a yard
Ladies Fancy Ribbed Hose,
guaranteed fast color, at &c pair,
all shades.
Good heavyweight Bed Tick
ing at O. yard. Special.
SC quality Hamburg Edging at
&c yard, same as was sold last
week at 3-4e.
10 yards best quality Hamilton
Dress Goods lor soc.
Fine Linen Table Cover, yards
long, guaranteed fancy border, soc
each. Original price, 81.
For Saturday only, Genuine
Glycerine Buttermilk Soap, Ioc
quality for s SAC cake.
Utica Mills Bleachcd Muslin at
SIC yard.
With every purchase Of soc and
over, We will sell a zoe toy kitchen
for children for &c.
Extra fine Dress Bingham, 80
different styles, regular I21lc val
ue for &C. Saturday only.
Ladies Nice Dress Buttons Ic
a dozen. Side Combs &C a pair.
Hooks and Eyes, Ic card Il
DOZEN for Saturday only.
China Buttons, l card, IA but
tons for SC,
In order to close out our stock
OF Mems Wooden Hose, we will
sell on Saturday our 80, IS and
zoe qualities for Ia1ac pair.
%-. We have about d dozen left of
those 81 Natural Wool Under
shirts; as we do not care to carry
them over, we will close them at
4Ic.
Children's all-wool suits, ages q
to Il, $3.50 value at SI.oo,
All wool Rough Cheviot or Hair
ris Cashmere Youths Suit for
1918.
An all wool Grey Cheviotsor fan.
cy Tweed Cashmere Mems Suit
for $3.50.
Famous Fruit oil the Loom Mus
in, 5 c yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26


slightest degree will " ~ 10
see Ter beauty grldu. ~
ally fade. ~
The moment women
realize this. that moment will ihsy un-
derstund that physical beauty IL matter
within thar own control. And Just how
1t Is so Is told by Mrs. Frances Lytle, OF
Hunter Ave, Rochester, N Y.
Il was very pale and delicate" she SAYS
land had no color, and had female weak
ness with leucorrhoa, and suffered great
pain at my periods. l am now well,
thanks TO DR.. Greene's Norvura blood and
nerve remedy. My face is plump ind my
chesks red and my complexion pure.
When began the use OF this remedy |
only weighed 81 pounds aud now weigh
ll5 pounds ana am still gaining. DIR.
Greane'5 Nervurn blood and nerve rome
dv is u wonderful medicine. ! have not
had any trouble since began takinEit,"
Miss Emma MarlHtt OF Oxford n. j..
says: Il have hsen sufferer Tor ten years,
the victim OF large tumur weighing
twenty pounds, which had rem owed and
] suffered untold agony Tor many months
alter. ....
"a titled the skill OF many physiclans, all
OF whom utterly failed to give me any re.
liet.
u then used that wonderful medicine,
Dr. Gr5ene'5 Ncrvura blood and nerve
remedy and aTter using few bottles
was entirely cured
10 those who have been eulrering from
various diseas e4 mud have failed to lind
anyralief, aln. t0.day,a living testimony
and witness 10 the wonderful and mar.
yelous curative powers OF tLis great
medicine. 10 peranus Suffering from VII.
llous Diseases ! earnestly recommend
the use OF this remedy II they would be
cured. For further information ! will
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
THIRD edition.
RonsE- PERISH IN a viRE.
A Fire Luss Night Causes Considerable
pamase-Tbs work OF IN Incenaiarv.

4 Two valuab 10 horses. three wagons. over
n ION OF hay. us mach straw and nearly
one hundred bushels OF corn. together
with tho stable OF Joseph Gould on Will.
ing street. between Fifth aud Sixth and
Washington and West streets. were de.
stroyed by fire shortly after - O'Clock this
morning causing loss to Charles RaIns.
berger, Fred kienle and MIR Gould of
about s2l00. MIR. ham sberger rented the
Guu Id stable and MIR. Kienle the one adj
joining. The iiro originated In the Gould
stable and was tho work OF an incendiary.
Several men vino were passing out
Filth street noticed volumes of smoke
coming from the stable and when they
reached 1t the interior WIS a soothing
macs. Notknowing any horses to be in
the building tho men iirst sent In an alarm
OF fire from box No. ia, ut Fifth aud
( Washington streets. and when the district
engine arrived and tho flames were com.
municating to adjoining buiidings, a
eeccDd alarm called out the entire de-
partment.
In the meantime iiremen had battered
down the door and found the horses per
ishing, So hot was tho fire that the fire.
men had to retreat anu the animals slow,
ly roasted tJ death in The sight of the men
who had tried 80 hard to rescue them
from suoh terrible death. The building
could not be saved as the ilames had
reached tho NOW and its contents were
one fiery MACS. On the burning building
half dozen streams were turned but
ihey bad little elect, and the only work
that soaiEed to have effect was that ON the
adjoining stables. Those were saved but
the loss By hire and water will amount to
about 5000.
Mi. RsnsbsT&sr. .yho owned tho horses
and contents OF the stable. this morning
estimated his loss at Sl2O0. He was in.
sured TO tho extont OF 500 with ]. III.
Mather & Company.
Joseph Gould's loss on the building will
reach $1,000, He had 1t insured In the
Farmers Mutual insurance Company and
wiz suffer but little loss.
Fred Klenlas loss Is principally on
building and stock and will reach $500.
This 10 the fourth time the building has
been Hired. The police department Ia
seatchng for the lnccudiarios.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

The funeral OF Harry L. Wood took
place from the home OF Mrs. p IL. Mat
lock. No. 9l9 Tatnall street, this afternoon
and was largely attended. The body lay
In caskeu. silver mounted and bearing
plate containing the name arr age OF tie
deceased. Reye. Merritt Hulburd. ".
Collins s. b. Meeser and r d, Cook spoku
OF the life OF the deceased. The bearers
n. II. Benson. William Murgatroyd, John
Peoples. Il. +, Moody and Edgar Vernon.
interment was privately made In the
wilmington aud Braudywine Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Deputy Coroner Chandler went to Mid
dletown to day accompanied by Detective
Jones for the purpose of hunting up wit.
nesses i'll the case of George Cunning who
was found badly injured ON the railroad
and whe died yesterday at Farnhurst.
The Deputy Coroner received II telegram
this morning from George Kelley Midllle-
town stating that an unknown man had
been found dead at that place this morn.
Ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
struok by a Pierre ofIrou.

piece of falling iron struck Christie.
pher Seidle. a carpenter In the p, W. j Il.
RAILROAD car shops, this morning. tnillot.
ing an ugly and painful wound, which
was dressed by DR. H. d. First at nls oillce.
Eighth and Spruce streets. Seidle resides
at No. Ss5 Spruce Rtreet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
A plFFeaENce OF COLOR


have eazed into the pupils
OF pair of sweet blue eyes
And have seen therein reflected
Azure tints Of smiling skies,
have felt glad emotion
When gszed in eyes Of gray,
And my callous heat has yielded
To the magic of their sway,
have braved the sparkling fire
OF two flashing eyes of brown.
have faced their scintillations
And the anger Of their frown.
But the eyes that cause most sorrow
Are the black eyes which bear
Since my darling's angry father
Kindly helped me down the stair.
e Milton Goldsmith in Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Judge GrutD ;nls morning upon tie
application Of Samuel A. Mclullstsr
granted charter TO tho Delaware Bene.
hCaa Association he object OF tic as
ISOLATION IL charitable purposes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

George L. Ksrsey, who occupies the
Lindsey farm in Mill Creek Hundred,
Thursday evening, where he htched his
horse. intending To remain few ininu
soon afterwards the horse broke loose
and ran TO the Mermaid tavern losing on
the way buffalo rohe and horse blanket.
MIR. X. oilers reward for tho recovery OF
tho came.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

lie six cll droa Of larry and Amanda
Young estar4ay afternoon wsr. taken 10
Home tul lGisndtdss and Destitute
Oa'lGrrH. Agent sluGt this morning took
the Two CIanattcH Chlldpan to tie CatAc-
PruteC DRY at delaware City.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Lank and Son, auctloneors. sold for
Norman leatman, executor, this morn.
Tenth street Tor si,0jU to JOS d. Yoat.
man.
L. w Stldham and Sons sold for John
). hossell trustee. The dwelling house
No. SO last Fourth street, lato Of Tho
mas Fox deceased, 10 james IL. Kane Tor
5lIJ0.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

The funeral service over the body OF
Mrs. Rachel Cartwsll was held thls after.
noon. Rev. Mr. Walker OF Calvary Epis-
cDpal Church spoke of the life OF Mrs.
Caltwell. lnterment was made In the
burying grounds at Marcus Hook, Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Dr.. 1. 8. ValandiRbam OF Middle,
town had the misfortune OF having his
hen roost robbed oil almost every chicken
on the perch this week, as fine lot OF fat
fowls as wers ever looked over His
loss Is the rogue's gain truly, but there Is
small compensation In that law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Shilolis euro the great Cough and
Group Cure Ia In great demand. Pock-
ct size contains twenty-five doses ouly
s5c. CnliGssn love 1t. Sold by all
? druggists.
soid ny N; 2. D..nror'n Druggist 5. T.
Cor. gnd and MArknL hLranIa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

The revival meetings being held at Ep.
worth NJ Il. Church are increasing In In.
tsrest Last night there were seven peni.
tents. -FOUR OF whom wore converted. The
pnstor. Rev l.. W. Layiield, Ia laboring
hard for success, and tho church is stand.
lug by him faithfully.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Rebeeoa @. Singleton hns Transferred a
mud Safe Deposit Company.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Johnsons Oriental Soap is fAr superior
70 az The other eo.oalled medicinal sCAps
foE beauty Ing the complexion,
N DHnfUr,h. Cd and MARKET streeia
and Mtllsr's Drug store. 4gs Market 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

JoAnson's Magnetic Oil, hurse brand, Ia
powerful Imminent especially prepared
for external use Tor persons aud all dis.
eases OF horses and cattle. sl.O0 size SO
cts. 90 ct. size IS cts.
N. u. Danforth, second and Market
streets, and Aliler's Drug store, 4O2 Mar.
het 6tIGet
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Funeral oil Mrs. O'lonueii.
The funeral OF Mrs. Honora O'Connell
took place this morning from the resi-
denee OF her son-in .law. Charles Walthers.
Fourth ard Adams stre5ts. High muss
was celebrated at St. Pauls II. q. Church
and interment was made at the New Ca.
thedIal cemetery.
MI. John Hayes OF Wilmington. former.
~ OF Middletown, was In Middletown on
thursday on the lookout for farm ha nds
TO work on his truck farm near this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Nj Harry Richardson Of Dover was In
our city on Friday afternoon. 1t ls said
b. was looking after his Senatorial boom,
He WAS locking well and huppy,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Sherll Gillls this morning sold the
elock OF tue furniture store OF Johnso n Il
Barnnlil TO William q. IIilles for $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

the 1913 &C eek train. duo In this city
was 5 hours alto so.day. 1nis was In con.
sequence Of trouble on tie southern
roads
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Msfam Riyalilus AMI daughter. Ms
Efftha OF baltlmoEl ap Ht yestYtuay v.tst.
frfsnds IN tA!s uily .a.g ur, tho a
en1 tuChiar Of i.lydItios. me .t,s.
IA aer Of the 4. " s u. Ial.rual g.4.l..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

While at work this morning at the NJ C,
CullouGh Iron Works. Joseph Turner ad
his arm badly cut above the elbow Dr..
Morg n was called In and dressed tue
wound.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Taylor and Fullerton's cough syruu
fnIee coughs code, hoareenakS, and All
fneetl0n Of tbs throat and lungs. For
ne by W. G. Taylor Pharmacist, 8p2 < "a
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Or. Sinms, No dOd King street. has A
WoTm medicine which ls the bea. Oh the
maTkOt. lrL bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

duction comes tn
now, just when you need the
goods. ." T."
An Overcoat for IS, $3.50,
$3.50, So, $40, up to $40, all
prices less the 10 per cent.
discount. ....
We have some especially
good things in cold-weather
caps, starting in price at 25c.
70 clean up our underwear
stock we have made many
price cuts. Our department
offers you the best garment at
soc that we have seen in a
long while. 1t has been regu-
larry sold at 75c.
Sixth and Markets depart.
ments cover every wear.need
Of man or boy--lrom hat
straight down 70 shoes.
JAS I. MytLts & Son
Clothing. 9th s. Market,
Hat. Wilmington,
Shoes DellNars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Constable Hurlook Will aell no personal
elects Of tho late 8. :. Winchester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
Taermometrical Record. ...
U. s. DEP iRTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE a
BALTIMORE. MD, Jan.24th.
The tabls below gives the Lempera-
ture and the state of the weather at
q. In. IO-In Y at the aIatinna nnmnd.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-13
Kindergarten Teaching.

Tommy is five years old to-day, and
so l have brought him to you, teacher
I'll be glad to have him In school, for
he plaques his little sister and plays in
the street all the time. Now, Tommy,
be good boy so teacher won't whip
you"
This Is the formula, which, with vari-
ations. greets the primary teacher 50
many times. And Tommy, poor little
awkward, shy, self-conscious, fright
ened Tommy, fearing from the depths
of his soul the teachers whip, which
has been metaphorically held over his
head so many times, and which exists
only in the imagination of his parents,
shrinks into seat. 1t will be weeks
before his confidence is won, and, until
his timid self-consciousness is overcome
he can gain nothing from the teachers
instruction. Then she finds what q
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-13

with "a pleated ruffle. All is of the Same
goods. The garment closes single
breasted in front, the edges being
brought together by "a pair of straps
that button over, and the edges and
bottom of the coat are finished with
looped green silk soutache braid
Such a coat sets warmly over any dress,
and is almost as pretty worn open as
shut. Besides, the model has the adj
vantage of meeting the wearer's con-
slant growth at this upshooting age,
for its looseness will accommodate her
at least three seasons, and the sleeves
pushed up into very generous puffs can
by lengthening of the lining be made
longer, at least twice, without spelling
the effect
Among the stylish outer garments
made for nratured wearers are some
stunning little jackets cut very short
and with an extreme box effect in
front, the garment when fastened hang
ing perfectly fiat and as wide all the
way down as the widest point across
the bust line. They are especially de-
signed for wear over the elaborate
fronts now added to all dresses, and
when the under sleeve is of some of the
soft and dropping effects and in materi-
al that is not to be hurt by passing
through the arm-hole of the Jacket, this
little garment offers a pleasant change.
FLORETTE.
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REAL.

Starks--Isn't hunger a terrible real
ity? Sparks-No; it is merely a fad
at our club. Thirst is the only reality.
New York World
Sometimes" said Uncle Eben, "de
tremenius se'f-esteem dat err man gifts
am intiahly due ter de fack dat he am
er bad jedge OBJ character. Washing
ton Star.
1.-THE curious thing about my bust
ness said the mosquito, alighting soft
ly upon the nose of the sleeping vic
tim, sis that It's more fun to go to
work than it is to stay to hum. ''-Sey-
mour Democrat.
Vistor-What are you crying about,
my little man? Little Willie-All my
brothers hez got vacation and 1 haint
got none. Visitor-Why, that's too bad.
How is that? Willie between sohs)-I
don't go-to school yet.-Life.
At a Pawnbroker's.-'Tn take that
pair of gold earrings you have in the
window marked four-and-six And
would you pierce my ears for me?'
Certainly, ma'am. William bring me
those bagpipes out of the back shop -
Judy.
why did she marry Fiddlebaek?"