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worn in the morning with white ties.
white sailor hat and a black parasOl.
The other gown was a novelty ma
terial. and resembled a shot crepon.
The coloring was Of a deep blue, with
a very decided white figure. II had
deep flounce for the skirt and for this
reason would be "A pretty novelty for
a summer wardrobe. The fiounce was
edged with white lace. and the bodice
had a yoke Of blue ribbon and white
lace insertion. while from the yoke
came full plaits. finishing i'm a broad
belt of blue ribbon which tied at the
back with bow, with ends reaching
half way down the gown. The sleeves
were very fun. coming to the elbow
and were there held with ruffles OF
lace. showing from under the broad
runlc of plated blue ribbon. Quite the
correct hat completed the toilette. II
consisted of a rough blue straw. COM
pletely covered with corn flowers and
blue loops Of ribbon at the back.
Every day the desire to bring for
ward the blue and white effect in
creases Ii is pretty and girls will find
their most successful gowns may be
made up Of this combination.
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horses made a plunge forward, and
the coach flew through the mud. You
see! exclaimed the Fly triumphantly
as ne wiped the perspiration from his
brow. "Wslderfulr' observed the
gentleman. My compliments to you 8"
And with a lift of his hat he went on
his way. The Fly smiled complacently
and continued his labors until the
coach was in smooth country. He then
suggested to the coachman that it
would be graceful thing to present
MIN with an Illuminated Address. The
coachman's reply is not recorded
Now the world is the coach, and the
Fly is-but man should not talk
about himself, except in an inter
view," and even then as little as pos
sible. A friend of mine, naturally a
reserved man. once took peculiar pains
to make himself pleasant in the cir
cumstances referred to; in the next
number of the periodical he was de-
scribed as CHERRY chatterbox."
The Awkward Age.
The season of drawing rooms and
debutantes approaches OF the former
i know and shall say nothing. In
these days of realistic novels il is
quite inadmissible to describe the
drawing room unless you have care
fully examined the pantry. But all
thoughtful men-I venture to borrow
a phrase used by land i'm political
leaders to denote persons of their own
way of thinking-must be struck by
the sight of a debutante. Let us ask
the question plainly: What is done to
a girl between 16 and Is? 1t it no use
for mothers to shake their heads and
look innocent. When first knew
Hetty she was halfway between 16
and II. the attainment Of this latter
age being already discussed as an i'm
portant impending event, likely to
carry with il changes of grave mo-
ment. For my own part | thought
(such was my ignorance) that Hetty
did not require alteration. / remem-
Der rather liking than not her free.
confident mirth. her unchecked petu-
lance. her boisterous grace. her open
demand for admiration and challenge
TO you to resist her if you could. In
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thus blocks of green will run from a
very pale apple tone to a deep hunters
green, making a most unique and at
tractive plaid.
The skirt of one novel dress was n
full round one. gathered into very fine
pleats at the back, and shooting out at
the side in flares all around the bot
tom. The waist had immense sleeves,
with a little turned-up cuff of deep
green ribbon. and the full round waist
was finished with a belt of the same
ribbon, while the collar had three
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Two extremely good models which
can be copied for summer gowns have
been made by one of the leading
houses. one was a black and white
lawn, over black silk. The ground of
the material was white. while the dot
was black. and the effect of the black
lining was extremely good. The skirt
was perfectly plain. The bodice had
very full sleeves. reaching to the ell
bow. and held there with broad bands
of ribbon, and bows at either side. The
collar was a black ribbon, with full
rosette al the left side. and the bodice
was gathered in the fun baby style.
and daintily finished with belt of black
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young beauty we'll could stand \
brown sailor with a white band. a
white MORE parasol and brown suede
gloves. stitched heavily with white.
completed the toilette
Gray linens made up with no trim
mings are very pretty. and sometimes
touch of color Is brought i'm in the
way of belts and collars Of various
shades of crimson. deep blue and
green. pretty blonde. just stepping
out of her carriage i'm front of one of
the fashionable shops, was the daint-
lest picture | have seem for a long
time. The material OF the gown was
gray cotton, and tho skirt was per-
fectly plain. while the balicc fitted
very prettily. and had one broad plat
in the front. Around her waist was a
belt of white MORE ribbon, and tho col
lars and cuffs Of dainty white lawn
were the prettiest accessories possible
for gown. A pure white sailor hat
with band Of white ribbon. white
gloves and white parasol, enhanced the
fair lilylikc beauty. An almost equal
ly pretty toilette for a brunette was
worn by "A dark-eyed girl. II was a
linen, very sheer. and of n buzz color
and ii was made up over yellow silk
The front opened on a white vest of
lawn, and the collars and cuffs of the
dainty lace matched the front. while
a broad belt of white was fastened at
the sides with silver buckles. Linen.
trimmed with crimson ribbons, is par
ticularly pretty for brunette. but for
the fair-haired beauty, or the woman
TO whom yellow is trying, green rib
bons or black would make ii becom-
ing.
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and the bodice. which went inside the
skirt. had a full box-pleated front. was
gathered at the back a little and fin
ished at the collar and sleeves with
blue and white striped ribbon. The
skirt had a band of the same ribbon
and was fastened around the waist
with a full bow Of loops and short ends
at the back.
Another rather unique combination
was a blue and white dotted dress
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Only bA llit 7 T.
suits; IL is not
mine TO fathom
the arcana i'm
peril of woman.
Perhaps. a fter
alone would not
be more comfort
able for know
ing Hetty came
back, cautious,
diffident, represS-
ed and very care
fully attired She
reminded me Of a
man who walks
between q q 2 y
precipices on a
narrow ledge. 50
closely did she
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OUT Tor MIN bA
his parents. The
young man. IL
leaks out, was
inform ed that.
his studies being
over and his set
tlement IN life
now i'm order.
N aria &c n 4
some definite ca
reer must be- his
portion. Bur the
young man does
not wish Ia mar
ry. He mas an
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caught here and there in full loops
II was remarkably cool and dainty.
and will be a great success. With il
should be worn a large black hat. pic
turesque In shat, AID trimmed with
waving plumes and knots Of ribbon
Black patent leather shoes. silk stock
ings, long gloves and white parasol
make IT, perfect for an afternoon sum
Uer frock. but b. one W, Al a fash
i1uable watering place. IL could be
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George = . a
body Nhetmore
will be in the
next cabinet In
case the repulJ-
leans carry the
national election
next year. This
is practically p
certainty. unless
the senator firm
X h q d q Island
should himself
interfere TO pre-
vent that con
summation. Mr..
W gilmore h a S
been urged to
hermit the use II
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Social shibboleths differ so. you
know.
\ lady fresh from the glories Of Ari-
iona assuers me that IL is considered
bad form i'm the territory To wear ones
revolver in plain sight IL is held TO
SAVIOR of ostcntation.
People have these little reservations
everywhere. Perhaps they never get
further away-men or women-from
sophistication than in the bathing suit
And yet the mCiiSh bathing suit as
evolved from the primordial bathing
suit type is thing of cunning reti-
Cenccs and clever concealments. Not
that they so the length of the Turkish
trousers which form the basic princi-
pie of very triflinE percentage # The
worlds wet worn garments. But the
use Of some homeless stay or corsc, is
well nigh universal beneath the bath
ing suit. and the skirt. short as 4 is,
Is cut with mastery skill.
| notice this year a tendency 40 gay
or colors I'm bathing suits lring cut
being now a comparatively oil story.
The old combination of navy blue
with white braid is still in high favor,
but the white must be cunningly dis
posed. 4 less classic combination il
that Of navy blue with red, lighter
blue with red, blue gray with red,
stone gray with red. Some suits
wherein red predominates give to the
breeches or rather. will give Them.
since as yet the water Is pretty cool
FOR somewhat the air ~ a
parade for boiled Holsters.
one thing WORTH noting: Bathing
suits are made with wide lapels and
pun sleeves. and oS "A few. ! fancy. the
water would be the ruin.
ELLEN OSBORN
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possibility or 20
third term for
himself Yet New
York should boz
Tn, very last
place in which
$ u C. h ru IA or s.
could find Gre
dcncc. because it
is To public m ID
IN the me tropoli-
that the Tresi-
d, mt h a s. ok
pres sed himself
most cmphatical
~ on the -ubi,' u.
Nom, Ngu. E,4.fy-
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Mere Slip OF "A Girl.

From Puck.
The busy throng paused at the sight of
the mere slip of girl there upon the
street.
strong men stood rooted 10 The spot.
She struggled.
Curse him." she shr.ekel. who left
the banana peel on the s.dewalk!'
The mere slip Of a girl. Tnat vas all.
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n a u 5 g a ii n Z
pranks with the
bodies of the dead
has caused some
thing Of a furor
in New York city
not because there
are many med
zeal stu i g n l g
there implicated
in the practice,
but because the
trade in q g a q
bodies is very
large in the me-
70 p oils. The
faculties of the
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nave the glory
OF the rince's
presence. IL seems
likely that the
young husband
Of the aged Bar
oncss Burdette-
Coutts Is 10 be
his guest at New
port this sum
mer. Young Bart
lett. for that is
the name Of this
juvenile hus-
band, sold a pair
UI MS " lie ;
horses To Mr..
Goalct recently.
and they are SUI
perb beasts. soon
To surprise Amer
lean turfmen. MIR.
Ill - 49,. .
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tNtI illuSNlt VII
der the threat of
the whip. The
Fly sat on the
hind wheel with
his legs firmly
pressed against
it. and a look of
determination on
his face. a gem
[ ] G m a n a p =
preached and ad-
dressed the Fly
courteously:
Pray, sir" said
he, what are
you doing on that
wheel?" DO you
not perceive" an
swered the Fly.
that ! am help
ing the coach
a 10 n z " / n =
deedr' cried the
gentleman. A t
chic .A.l.N
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HE & IN z h a m
frock is beginning
to fill the shops.
and the trim
mingS most i'm
vogue are lace
and ribbons -rib-
bons in every
style. i'm every
color. and, one
thinks. i'm every
novelty possible
10 be woven.
Plaid ginghams
are very fashion,
able, and the col
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ment of Miss
Julia @ r a n {
daughter of Col.
Frederick Grant.
the police COM
missioner, to a
young million
aire whose father
was once very
prominent in ma
tional politics.
The probability
is that there is no
truth whatever in
the story. IL is an
- $500
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense o
smell and completely derAnge the whole system
when entering Il through the mucous surfaces.
such artic Is should never be used except o q
prescriptions from reputabl physicla 5, as The
damage thay Will do Is ten fold 70 the good you
can possible derive from them Halls Iatarrh
Cure. manufactured by + J. Cheney & 10, To-
ledo, Ohio contains no mercury. and is taken
internally acting directly upon the blood and
mucuous surfaces az the system. In buying
Halls ca arm cure be sure you get the genuine
II is taken internally. and made IN Toledo.
Ohio, by =. J Cheney 4 CO. testimonials fre5.
= sod by all druggists price sc er bottle
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The fashion that Is the dearest to
the feminine heart on this side of the
water and becomes the fad that
sweeps over the country is set ~ the
New York girl who is seen on Broad
way i'm the morning. she Is In uncon-
Scious league with tho manufacturers:
tie, or "A purse. or belt. or a side
comb or some other triflc captivates
her Fancy. and she secures IL and dons
it, She is the delight Of the shopgirl
behind the counter. and Is initiated
speedily. When the shopgirl patron
ICES the fashion. that settles Il. The
New York shopgirl Is apt and clever
and has good taste. The newspaper
fashion writer stamps the fashion with
her approval. and 1t is passed along
until it sweeps the country like a
wave.
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Lille Devcreaux Blake says Eve was
a woman's suffra gist Wien she etc the
apple and Adam stood and looked on
as an obediant husband should. and
was glad To know that she was alb
sorbing wisdom.
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ter she would re-
turn the getleman on his lady's hand
with eXasperating generosity. She
dressed with extreme carelessness, ana
regarded a careful toilette or an elab-
crate costume as an admission OF nat
ural deficiencies. The act that chal1n-
ed her most was to rouse sentimental
ity in some hapless youth; then, so
soon as the tender plant raised its
blushing head. she would stamp on IL
ruthlessly till she had done ii to
shameful death; and in the pursuit OF
this nefarious object she stood at no
eccentricity of speech. manner, or at
titude. indulging in grimaces and con-
tortions seemingly impossible to any
person naturally good looking. In
fine, she was such that you could not
be comfortable while she was present,
and vet felt very dull when she was
absent: she was at once an attraction
and an outrage; there was nothing
Won could praise in her, nothing you
would change: she was utterly and
aggressively inelegant, only to flash on
YOU at an unexpected moment pose
that cried out TO be painted; herself
entirely immoral. she made you feel
gray in wickedness; herself unscrupu-
lous. she appealed irresistably to your
chivalry. Thus she had the advantage
at every point. and her eyes lived to
proclaim deep laughing triumph in her
victory.
She was, in fact, at what ladies call
"the awkward age
Forming.
Then she went to stay with an aunt
in town. and was there subjected to
mysterious training. | judge, of course
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his name as candidate for vice
president and in case Harrison gets
the nomination, this may be accom-
pIiShed Senator WetmOre has re-
n,arkable capacity for getting himself
liked. but. singularly enough. the
rlovemont to make him party leader
is almost wholly outside Of his own
state Levi +. Morton is a firm be-
lever i'm WetmoTe's political future,
and the election Of the former 70 the
presidency would only make the po-
Htical advancement Of the latter
greater certainty WetmOre first be-
came friendly with Morton in Paris.
and a slight mishap 10 the present SEN
ator cemented the relation. WetmOre
happened TO pass by our legation in
the French capital. when a treach-
GUS waterspout emptied its contents
upon his head. Mr.. Morton witnessed
TIE accident and rushed out 20 help.
as he thought, stranger thus engrlfed
and when the mutual recognition had
made matters generally idughable 20
both Mr. Wetmore declared that as d
matter Of patriotism he would provide
the legation with n new tin spout Mr..
Morton begged him not to. for IL
would b. ingr7tituCe 10 the cause Of
the happy encounter.
Thus the friendship and the political
preferment Of these men have ad-
vancod apace together
Medical students' Ways.
The charges recently made in the
West that medical students are in the
hah ~ MIA wing
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missives from lovelorn maidcns all
over the country who are anxious TO
marry them. a secretary IN the EN-
ploy Of the Vanderbilts IS kept busy
dealing with the billets doux alone.
Political stories.
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GOSSIP OF GOTHAM
Cleveland Has Written Again Denying
Third Term Ambitions.
RETURN OF OGDEN GOBLET
George Peabody Wetmore a Rising
Mantle Trade In Corpses
and a Rivalry Among
Young Milllonaires.

Copyright. 1896 by Bachelor johnson &
Bachelor
1t is only i'm New York that much
attention has been paid 10 reports that
Mr.. Cleveland Is wiling to consider tn
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The Daughters of the Revolution ac-
cept members To that organization on
oblique ancestral lines: that Is. you
can get in or uncles. but the Daught-
ers of the American Revolution de-
mand straight lineage or nothing.
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Johnny was quite right when he
said In his school composition that "a
horse was the most useful animal in
the word exceut a man. Two king
doms for a man
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saen to watch her own behavior.
Neither her manners. nor her move
ments. nor her skirts exhibited their
former Nagaries. She took references
to her bygone self in bad part, but
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those AVS Wnen
she wanted me
(Which was toler-
ably often) she
used to say so
lin which surely
there was moth
ing amiss), and
when she did not
she was wont to
state the reason
which was, as
a rule. that she
wished to talk TO
another man. She
delighted also in
wa ging declared
and scornful war
on other girls.
She would carry
off their cava-
liers from under
I n e ir pref I Y
noses, and make
light of the ex-
plot. A little la
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With these full blouse fronts rows Of
lace insertion are much in vogue. and
a Bingham of red and white stripes
had about ten broad bands Of lace in
sertion on the skirt. reaching from the
hem to the knee, while the bodice had
five very narrow hands Of insertion
down the front. and the sleeves had
three rows of the same insertion run
ming from the shoulder TO the wrist
White MORE ribbon made the belt. col
lar and cuffs, and IL was very dainty
and cool. this blue and white frock. de-
signed to sport itself at Newport.
Brown ginghams trimmed with white
duck are one of the novelties of the day
and promise to be a success. White is
used as trimming on all colOred
gowns. i'm all materials This means
many complete changes of trimming
as the white soils easily. and. Of course
cannot be worn in that condition. as
nothing is so offensive as to see a
dainty gown with soiled trimmings
The brown Bingham had a deep band
of the white duck around the bottom
of the skirt. while the bodice had "A
short-Coat effect I'm the front, with a
front OF the white duck put i'm three
narrow box plaits. The collar was at
tached 10 this front. and was Of white
duck. while the cuffs were Of the white
and brown combination. and the en-
tire bodice was stitched with three
rows OF white. a pretty blonde girl
had ordered this. and il was little on
the severe tailor style. which her fresh
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ors used are exquisite. sometimes one
shade being taken and different tones
of ii used to make the different checks:
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Copyright, 1895. by Bachelor. johnson s.
Bacheder)
A Parable.
The coach ploughed along through
the muddy road. The horses strained
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ogden Goelet will very soon turn up
at Newport. and while he may not
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ELLEN OSBORN'S TALK
The Newest Things In Bingham FrOckS
For the Days to Come.
BLUE AND WHITE A PET IDEA
II Is Time to Talk About Bathing
Suits. and About Those Inter
estlng Garments There Are
Fine Things to Say.
BLUE AND WHITE A PET IDEA

Copyright. 1896, by Bachelor. johnson &
Bacheller.)
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trimmed with gray ribbon. The ef-
feet of the gray and blue was very
chic. and the large blue hat of rough
straw had the gray ribbon twisted with
the blue. thus completing the toilette.
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T \ SEARS I. r r. 4. Butte N)a;
Nh. JOHNSTON. com1 AgeuJ Billings. Hoat
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Sutscr be for the Standard.
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Summer is Here

there's no reason for post
poning that eastern trip any
longer. Everything is in
your favor. Rates are low
weather is pleasant - our
service is better than ever.
Maps, time tables and full
information about the
best way TO reach Omaha,
ST. Joseph. Kansas City. 81.
Louis and Chicago on appli-
cation TO the nearest ticket
agent or by addressing
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The charges recently made in the
West that medical students are in the
hlLit II nh ri M
Evening journal., 1895-09-21
VETERANS TO MEET A CaISFTAIN.

The ntangled But Genial General Tanner
10 Receive Them In Phiiadelphia-Wil-
mington Old Soldiers VIII Go TO Meet
Him.
In Philadelphia next week the great
event among the veterans will be an
official visit and reception to General
Tanner. of Washington, d O., by the
Union Veteran Legion. he will visit
Encsmpment No 2, officially. and his
headquarters will be the Lafayette e
hotel All the "old vets" will be heart
ny welcomed should they call on this
mangled and suffering, though rugged and
still interesting old soldier, whose feet
we're shot off at the second battle Of Bull
Run. A number Of Wilmington veterans
will go up TO the Lafayette TO pay their
respects
Beside General Tanner there will be
present Senior Vice Commander General
John Callahan, Of Buffalo; Junior Vice
Commander John p. Donahoe, of this
city Adiutant-G General NJ 3 q Wright.
and Assistant Adi iutant-General Charles
h TrOutman.