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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
ALNANAQUHE PARA 1895.

De plisgO, cor eI Sansoral, da-
o Q Astron6mieos, 6sstas religio
sas y O6eiAles, etc, y Blocks, d'
variadas tOrmAs , elsgAntes GRO
mos Aleg6ricOa, deSds sl mas lu'
ioso al mas eUon6mieo, Pero TO-
dos belIos > esccgidos, hAIlasse I
de venden en- eGta Iupren Q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
OPARACroxKs Hx III MUHLLR

Por J. OShoa y Hermano, s Pie
mas Rojo y O: 10 "a Quesos ameri-
canos, q Bgoseue y O. y Planas Ro-
10 y o: so > manteQuilla.
Por Ooflno Delgado y Co, Bsr
nardo Eernandes, 30 stds arenq.e.
l jaula jamones 4 AL jandIo olo
rex, 40 atds asenQues. 4 AntOni.
BalAsq uid1s, 5 jaulAs tamoness q
Victorlano Rodngues, i iaula ta-
mones, & Gustav0 BoEto, jAula
jamones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
Papel para Peri0dicOs.

Del tamano del BOLETrN v
del que tenfa " El Olamor del
Pals " Sc acaba de recibir en-
esta lmprenta una gran RENE
sa, que Sc realiza d precios IL
mitad0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
GU1A LOCAL.
.S0BRIN0S De EzOUIAcA.
FORTALMAA. In

Casa Dc giRos , somis,onss.
Agsntss dc Loo vapoEss-eOrrsos as d
OomPAfia TEasatlAntioa HspaAola.
Agsnssa De Id ID de los ssaorsa In.
Einaga J UO., Do Liverpool.
Iasm idsm @. H. Flstehsr Co.,
ID. (compania ola Flseha") Dc IA.
Agsntss d. ID Id Dc Los RelioRss J, Z.
Ateksla J Oo,, Unsa Dc 'Esrn".
Agsntss De Bahs, Bshrsnd y Ross,
Linsa Do "HsTra".
Agsntss Dc 10 Oompaaia Do Esgurss
contra Incsndios dssoninada len Re
Ml". ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
aEaNaIZ 4 co.
--9RIUAH--IYI

1mp0rtadorcs en- grande escaln.
cias.
Sus dendas de detail Ia LUZ
nLEOTRLOA J La VILLA DE
bhbAO son siempre L. msjor
surndas.
Ilenen Sucursales lmpogtadoras
en- AreCibo J HumacAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
GA0Er1LAs

"Mariposa. "--CapFishe de- Con
clerto pazA piano. obra selecta y
celebradisima del eminente compo
sltor don Gonzalo de J. Mines
edicl6n de lujo. elegantemente era
bada en- Il Litografia del BoLHxIE.
OOnsta de 8 pAgiEas de deliciosH
mdsica, lleyando al frente artistica
y aIeg6fica portada. 4 / peso el
eiemplaR 81 esta ImpEenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
sAnrnAapu cAporAJR.

Col cap ANITA" pare Aguadilla
, Maysgties.
Col esp 80. de Osnsrias" paTi
Nsguabo y Humscao.
Col esp "OETmelitaS para Areciho
BdFs, esp. "BuenaveutuFa" pars
VieQues.
Bdra esp Maria ArtAu" para
Vieques.
DESP ACHADOS
RInguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
De LA ISL.A,
BERTRAN HERMANCS,
FL BAzAR UNIVERSAL.
sHUMAQAO Puupmo- prrcf
HuMAOAo Pumro-Rruo,

ssOoncgnatarios de Buquss, Asen.
:: zee S de la Linea de vapores "Sefra :
" 6lDao" {" do Liverpool 4 esta IaIa.
Z Gel vapor "Avil6s " de Herrer~
daDAnA. 1mpoStadores dc mercan.
clas' ierseteria, provisiones, made.
Eas. ooelas para as6car , niel. ~.
c0s vacios y compra y vente de
nutos del pals On comisi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

que dijo: hSgase Ii La. , la Luz
Qued6 hecha.
HstOs tres aujetOs, eOnOsidos ells
en- las malesas del-Febelde Oriente
, o hacen otEa eosa que es escudar I
Msss6, como 81 fuese imsgen de
alg6n santo. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
os ttNNWDs ionso Xif;

oonstante surtido dc relojss. y
pienoeria de orc con brillantes y
pae0ras nnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oDyetos y venden . precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
oArorLn

Gu esp "Eletante" pendiente.
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA" idsm.
Col. esp. "PetrA" caEga para
Arecibo.
Col. cap. Elena" carga pais
Aguadilla J May ayagies.
Bira. esp. "Nueva Flor" cargs
para FsjardO.
Col esp "HoltensiA" cargo para
Arroyo.
Col. esp. "India" pendiente.
Bdra esp "Paquita" carga para
Aguadilla'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09


ktenei6n.-Llamamce 10 de Ii
humanidad dollente hAcia el anun-
Cio que On OtEa pafte habla del Un
Rtiento sanativo y Ia Emulsi6n creo
sotada de Rabell.
Es fama que haa heeho = siguen
hacienda notables cufas. Sc en-
cuentran en IL faSmacia del Sc Gul
Ilermety.
FOlleto.-Hsmes Eseibo 81 que
acaba de dar { la estampa en MAJ
did, con el ffsulo de 6slvadoy BraW
y Frasquito 0ksT, nuestfo part!cu-
lar amigo .. Antonio Oort6n, Di
regtor de 70 OoTrso Dc UltTaasGF.
Estimamos Ia atenci0p.
0fdenanxas munioipXlss -Hs
mos recibidO las de IL villa de
Aguada, aprObadss el % de Haero
de este sfi0 poF el Gobierno Gene
ral de Ia Isla.
ne. P.-Ban fall eido en- P ncs
Ia seiioFa DE- Jusns Torres de t.
rrst zen Yauco D. jose NADIA Sc
midel.
Goeen de . eteIns gloria.
Cue Be- :. stab s1os.-Lsem . eD
IN colega de la isls:
"La aItista dEamftiea feTloTs J u
dG de- Montoliu, que perteE go
L. tHoupe de Ronooroai, ae enetaen-
ira enferma ca Mayagaez.S
Y. Q. 7. Franoiscans. N d n
domingo, q las ocho, tsndfa iugsI
an Ia santa Oaplha Ia Mssa saism
ne 4 Jes6a Eacfsmentado, qusdan
DO SD. III. Dc manifesto hasta las
clncO de 10 taEde, en- cue se TeEaIs
IL CCFcna, clryendO con 10 pro-
eesi6n y reserve.
II. eulaF.--llna hsmta Rstibt0s
bni u cual &c ncg CON unies 10 a.
g ueson, 90 eEsa plaza, de q aeeie'
id neseaLE sls3usIylal gogtela
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
RgVISTl CORERCILL.

DE NCTICIAS Y ANUEOIO6
OpeEacionss daraRts los dfAs " s de
JuniO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

re- MUVOUa,Sa Franelseo On.
CON utuio h0noEifico Dor 8. N.
el Rey, PEemiado CON medallalde
plata y menci6n honoEifica.
Hace peEs0nAlmente toda clase
dc retratos en- % nuevo Hstableci
miento (pFlmera On "a olase) dc &
dc la mahana & 3 de la taEde, aun.
que el die este nublads.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
TRAvusfA.

Berg ing "Potanoc" deseargando.
Vap lug "EAnford'' idem.
Berg amr "Oaroline Gray" idem.
Ber esp "AlfredC" en- observs
ei6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

umo
3deh la
nun
acmcain con % vtrmnaa
dlmaNeA Agtc
de noian las AadHde deaLla
admins e a h
hc .pedra
miudasp eId e v q
dnmo de 81
a vent abc de
ldao IN PROVING a e la
cuyondmro saa to as
arr suaFs sansvmd la
eque ~ aared
Dor
sin
Loo uese epbiapa P @ Rco e aI355
We
e. ADMINISTRATORS
EGOZOUE, Ne""Do DA VOIAANO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
MovIMIHNTo De BUQUEs



ENTRADAs DH TRAvHsfA
De Wilmington berg amr "Osro-
line Gray" eapitan Luck, 8 la orden
con 1901 plesas MADEIRA.
HNrRADAe DH CABOTAJB
Bdra esp "Paquita" de Mayagdez
y Agusdills.
Vsp esp "Ivo Bosch" de % ruta.
sALIDAs DH TRAvMsfA.
Para Maysgnes vsp Ing "Cayo
Romano" despschado por jose t.
Silva Oc, con esrga de trAnsito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
SANTORAL.

Domingo o-La Santisima TE.
nidad, santos Primo y Feiicisno,
mrs.
Lunes 10.--6anta MaFgarita. Bel
M de Escocia.
Martes 11.-San Bernab6, ,ap6stOl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

Ootisamos classes Corrientes pars
Ouba al rededor do S29 294 J Ha
cienda al rededor de . 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

MEROADO DIE LA CAPITAL,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

oPHRAmoEHs DE BUoUns M Pr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
CANHIos.

La NueVa EStrella.
CAS- : Dn RuzSRzD1S.
En- este Establecimlent0, recieD
temente refornado, % enCuentEan
habitaciOnes frescas y eepaciosas,
CON vsita q la bahia.
Servfcso con muchO cs1seTa
PreciOs m0dlOoS.
Puerto RioO, 1stGGn 50.
PGerta de EspGHA.
EI prOpfetarso,
Rafael Aodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
FONDA Ola BALEAR"
RN LA VILLA DE ADJUNTAS

Habitaciones ventilAdAs; m eaa
selecta.
Los que deseen venir & atempe-
rar en- este delicioso Clims, debeFSn
avisar con ocho diAs de antICips-
ci6n &
PABLO CASI,ANER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09
"WlTRICG POLITE 60,
ExAM MIN CRfTICO
Oh LAS PRMCIPALHs TuORfAs
eoBRH QUE DnSOAEGA III MnYTCIO
POLfTIoo MoDNRxO,
DON lGNkCl0 DIkz CkAEJA.

,.-'ns op ~'olira Ns.sAara n nRn ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-09

Sia peraCiones
oARh
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
EARRINGS REVIVED,

The fashion of wearing earrings has
been lately written against as n return
to barbaric taste or II want of taste.
ANYHOW, earrings have crept slowly
but surely back into favor. Some
appropriate new place TO make use of
the surplus supply of diamonds has, it
appears. to be found, although the
front of the dress oilers q wide field
for display. The long pendant ear
ring. it is dreaded. may perhaps once
more come back into fashion --such as
our grandmothers once deformed
their cars with. Netherlands ladies
still wear these unsightly appendsges
when they are in full costume, with
side plates of gold on each side of the
head. J London Court Journal.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
..The ChilIren OF Silence.n

A class of deaf mute children is to
be taken from an institution IN Phila-
delphia to Atlanta, that visitors to the
exposition may be shown the progress
possible to those deprived of the usual
means of acquiring elementary knowl-
edge. Patience and sympathy have
done much to open up the paths of
knowledge to this class of people, once
shut out in places OF ignorance. To
the student of mind and expression,
this subject of teaching deaf mutes to
understand and to convey ideas is u
most interesting one.
The children of silence as they
have been most touchingly named, ap.
| peal to us in peculiar way, and we
are grateful that it has been put into
| the minds and hearts OF able persons
to do something toward shedding
light in darkness. When we realize
how much little child learns from
hearing from parent and nurse long
before he in turn can speak the words,
We can better appreciate the great
lack Of the poor little on,s who can
not hear
A young man, deaf mute, whose
education had long been neglected,
was finally entered ut one OF the State
institutions, and soon was highly in
terested to learn that every one has IL
name. In n short time his father
came to see him, and the sons first in
quiry was "What is your name?" The
poor man was quite overcome at the
fresh realization of how many simple
things had been entirely unknown to
his unfortunate and neglected child.
! ...Womnnkinl
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
GIRLS RODE THE GOAT.

Girls OF the Fres hman class of Bos.
ton University rode the Gamma Delta
goat few days ago. They had to do
it on empty ,stomachs, for the male
students confiscated all the pickles
and other goodies with which the girls
planned to regale themselves. The in
vitation ceremony took place in Jacob
Sleeper Hall.
AS soon as the initiate entered her
name was shouted aloud by the whole
host of evil spirits, Terrified, she
was then led to the presence OF the
Teuffelmeister. She was commanded
to fall upon her knees and beg for
admission to Gamma Delta. Then the
Teuffelmeister bowed, and, as she
bowed, torrent of water descended
upon the unfortunate's head.
Still blindfolded, she was placed in
o wheelbarrow and given free but
rather rough ride. Next she was con-
Quoted through an intricate maze OF
labyrinth. Frequently apparitions,
as of witches on broomsticks, ghostly
screeches and many close contact
with some hard body were the young
novitiate's lot.
Then for a second the bandage was
removed, for she was to have her pic
ture taken. She was seated in chair
told to "look pleasant" and when the
bulb was pressed "A stream of water
was squirted over her face. The band
age was replaced, and she was told tc
walk up hill. When she had as
cended but a short distance the board
tilted and she came down faster thar
she went up. A pair OF Japanes,
stocks awaited her, in which her hands
were securely fastened. She was mad'
to thrust her hand next into moltel
lead-ice watcr-and then ordered t,
speak on woman's rights.
Those who survived thus far wer
led to the platform, which was cur
tanned of. Before table surrounded
by hideous faces spouting fire the
were bade to kneel and sign the con
stitution and bylaws of Gamm
Delta. New York World.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
Whining Children.

DIR. Mary Wood Allen writing in
Womankind of breaking children of
the habit of whining says: 'In this
case, | should say, that the first thing
to do is to secure the cordial co.opera-
tion Of every other adult member of
the family. Let there be united pur.
pose never TO give to the child that foF
which he whines, even If it would be
given to him otherwise. Give him to
way, and il possible secure his mp.
proval of the idea. Tell him kindly
of the evil OF the habit, the unhappi.
ness il causes him and every one else,
show him that 1t is creating habit
for the future years aud tell him you
all going to help him to overcome it.
Let him feel that your refusal TO grant
his whining requests are to aid him,
not to punish him. Then steadily,
persistently, sweetly and firmly, adj
here to this policy. Never once yield
to his insistence, but always recognize
his attempt TO meet your wishes in IA
pleasant manner.
If the thing he wants is something
he should not have, tell him so, and
assure him that no amount OF whining
will secure it, and then let him whine.
Wait, don't scold, don't tantalize,
don't appear to be either disturbed or
moved by his whining. II what he de
sires is something he can have. and he
whines for it, assure him tEst as soon
as he asks pleasantly he can have it,,
and then give him time to make up
his mind to be pleasant. We are too
apt to try to drive our children rapid
ly from one frame OF mind to another.
Wait patiently, aud if possible help
him by diverting his thoughts to some
thing agreeable. In few minutes he
will probably get control OF himself.
IL is often very touching sight To
witness the efforts of children to gain
self-control, sometimes under the
stings OF the tantalizing reproaches of
their eld srs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07

will be. when all women think aliks
and the nearness of that time You ma,
judge for yourself"
1t has been n long day since anv.
thing has reused the discussion that,
heard on the subject of bicycle COS.
tunes. The new woman and III.
wheelwoman are to certain extern
the same, and the wheelwoman h.,
ideas of her own about dress. Almoa
every one has her own particular IA
and fancy, and so the variety in COS.
tune is likely to increase rather ths,
diminish.
One woman has invented costun,
in three pieces -bloomers, jacket and
skirt Inside of the jacket, at Ia.
back OF the belt, are buttons or hook
to attach il to the skirt, so that the,.
is no unseemly parting. This, Of
course, is in Eton jacket fashion. Tbs
bloomers are not very full, but bu,.
ton loosely just below the knee,
Elastic bands are thought to be in.
furious, and are strongly condemns
Wy Ipul SiClhnS. lue Shlrt lullS TO tha
ankles, and is faced with strop,
heavy material that effectually pre
vents any flying about or filling with
air.
This costume has points of grace
but there is nothing in the who. .
range of cycling costumes more com
Portable, manageable and every wa,
desirable than three.yard-wide skid
and n good blazer. Underneath shou
be worn either riding breeches a
tights, or, whnt answers the purpoy
quite as well, short petticoat mad
of black material and pinned, I'D
front and back together, with lar,.
safety pin. This, with long stockinu
makes au ideal costume. It is folly n
say that bloomers are necessary, n
that woman is unsafe il she wear, Il
skirt on wheel. Hundreds of wons|
ride in skirts, and cereinly they look
better, and all self.respecting wome
ought 60 feel better than when they %
out making spectacles of themsel7s|
and causing such comment rs is 10
dulgcd in at the expense OF the ave,
age bloomer-wearing woman. Ned
York Ledger.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
NEW WAY TO EARN A LIVING.

A de icate, but needy woman, who
is cut cf from gaining livelihood in
an active way, makes a business of
mendiig hose for persons who are too
busy o. too idle to mend their own.
A hole'in sill; stocking or other un-
derwem is an expensive thing il not
looked hitter at once, but rs expert
mendel with either needle or fine
crochet needles of steel threaded with
silk Of the exact shade and number rs
the garment, can repair it so cleverly
that it appears "like new. - st. Louis
Star.SayiDgs.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
A Telltale Chart.

A naval engineer of Hamburg, John
Paul, has invented an apparatus re-
cording graphically the course of n
ship during the entire voyage. Upon
a strip of paper the angles of the rud-
der in relation to the longitudinal axis
of the ship and the relation of the
magnetic needle of the compass to the
axis of the ship are continually re.
corded. The paper is moved along by
clockwork, while the recording pencil
receives its motion by means of elec.
tro magnets connected by wire with
the ships compass and steering en-
gine. The recording instrument.
working automatically, may be shut
oil so as TO be inaccessible to any but
the captain, and such record would
doubtlessly furnish the most satisiac-
tory evidence of the ships course dur,
ing the entire voyage. With the auto.
matte register of revolutions of the
propeller and Of knots travelled, previ
ously patented by the same inventor,
the entire maneuvering OF ship dur
ing Il given time or an entire trip may
be critically inspected by the ships
owners or the captain. New Orleans
Picayune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07

her prior ongagement. Bob was in
the same set with Miss Denderleigh,
more kittenish than ever, and they
we're all very merry. Captain Bridge.
north put Susan into the cab with an
attention that amazed her brother.
bravo, Sukey, you've got au ad.
mirer at last; better late than never, p"
was his amazed comment, but she
made no rejoiner.
When she got home Peroline was
lying asleep, looking prettier than
ever, with flushed cheeks and curls in
confusion. Susan woke her gently.
"Open your eyes, Fairy. He has sent
you message" And Peroline awoke
TO happiness that was permanent
Black and White.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
FASHION IN HAIR.

With the incoming brocades Of i'm
possible figures and the other pompa
dour effects the hair must be worn
pompah hour. Wave it evenly all over
the head, then comb it out and puff it
back irh an immense roll. 1t isuntidy
and not at all pretty, but tits "smart"
looking. The back hair is arranged
in simple wide knot, rather low on
the back of the head, to accommodate
the ne style OF hats which have a
good tueaf uf tlilumfng oieaa tiie o,sat'
OF the brim. Hair ornaments are as
gaudy as possible, silver and gold fill
gree set with colored stones or with
tops of rhinestones. Side combs,
back combs and pompadour combs are
all worn, and all worn at once. 1t is
but step now to the coach and four
and the ship in full sail coiifure of n
century ago. AS such things were
worn once, there is no reason to sup
pose that they will not be worn again,
If some foolish woman happens to feel
like forcing them upon the fashion
able world, and has the power o do It.
There is no accounting tor freaks OF
fashion. Washington Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
RIrFrLEs AGAIN PopuLAn.

Rufilss have again won popular fa.
vor ami are much used in trimming
dresses' OF all kinds. They are more
suitabls for silks and nets than for
woolens. these latter being naturally
rather heavy and bulky. Silk ruffles
can, however, be used on wooden
dresses aud may be edged with lace
or grinp or with narrow jet pesse-
menter e. New York Press.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
FASHION NOTES.

There is pleasant prospect Of hirI
ing trailing gowns and soft draperia
once more for house wear.
Raspberry red is one of the rica
dark colors for millinery imported /
the rough straw hats and bonuets d
be worn throughout the season.
Trimmings of black velvet ribbaI /
upon gowns OF soft white wool are d
vogue. Bands of open work black 4
ornament white crepon house goVns
Notifications upon the little rouaI
shoulder cape of last season that 81,
frequently seen consist usually 4
either pointed fronts or of long stole|
like fronts.
At recent dinner one of the swell
est, and yet perfectly simple goEn|
worn was of dead white taiTet|
trimmed with narrow ruchings 1
black velvet ribbpp, Il u
A istylisS JACKET is' close ltsIng M
slightly double front and very Vi
collar turning over the sleeve :oa
This collar is OF velvet, and the VI
lapels extending below the waist Id
are also of velvet.
A handsome hat is OF French q
with moderately wide brim, which
turned up at the back. The croEiH
rather low aud the trimming coasa
of very full ostrich plumes and loT
of velvet with bani of passemel,lI
around the crown.
Narrow ribbon velvet is very nri
used to edge hounces of tiny rniA
1t must be very narrow and used 's
proiusely. 1t is used now on tue dem
season gowns, which have broad Jeh
and throat bands OF velvet OF the ~
color cut on the bias.
A walking hat is of white plush q
and silky. The crown mas baud
striped ribbon set fiat around it. y
trimming is of butterfly bows
striped ribbon fastened with a ~
jeweled aigrette. Ostrich plume' q
placed i'll n circle around the cFoH
and stand up high at one side Ias
is loop of ribbon under the brIn
one side.
A handsome bonnet is made OF df
blue velvet. The shape is triangul
with the point over the middle ol
forehead. The velvet is laid on
frame loosely, and is caught down
folds. The trimming is of bows 4
loops of velvet ribbon, with IeNs'
ornaments and aigrettes rising iFos
number of small wings. This Don
has ribbon strings fastened VIE
jeweled pin.
An evening hat that has been nj
admired is made of rolls and bran
corn colored velvet, which form
brim, and band over the top o!
head. Above the velvet rolls
puffs and plaitings of crepe lisse
crown at the middle of the bonnd
covered with tiny ietted wings al
cluster of aigrettes. The side,
back are finished with wreaths o'
lets in yellow velvet with green 's
leaves.
A handsome wedding costln'
made of ivory satin. The skirt IS
and plain, the body close lifting
the sides and lack. The entire
shoulders aud front are filled III
very narrow plaitings OF Gsp
Wreaths of orange blossoms e'
from the shoulders dowr either
of the front to the bodice POM,
the veil, which is of tulle aud ga''I
into knot at the top of the ns'-
fastened with the flowers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEAsANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
AN ARMY OF BRIDESMAIDS.

A recent very young and much
induIgsd bride had twenty-six brides
maids to attend her. Not all stood at
the altar, ten occupying front pews,
but the procession of young women
PRECEDED her entrance, and sixteen
surrounded her through the cere.
mony. New York Times.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-07
SOMEWHERE
Where lies the land OF Somewher,

Where lies the land OF Somewhere
But days or years away?
Where brown bees ever hum there
'Mong flowers Of endless May2
No natter Deserts must be crossel,
On seas our harks will oi, be tossed,
And many dreams as ietsam lost,
Ere reaching thee. o somewherei
Far. dim-guessei realm OF somewhere
Beyond the presents pain.
Whore dallyins sails that come there
Ne'er leave thy ports again.
When lie is done, aul .triying's Ger.
May some strong hand upon thy shore
Reach ont % welcome cyermOre
To pilgrims seeking Somewhere!
Viii T. Hilr, ,in Memphis Commcrcal-Appoal