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GROCERIES.

DRICES TALK FOR Us: TWENTY-FIVE
i pounds sugar, 81; fresh butter. Doc roll; 4
cans good oysters, 25c; } cans tomatoes, 2Oc;
fine Japan tea, 25c %; English breakfast ten.
Powder guaranteed the best made Ia-l6s,
2Oc; ID, doc; lbs, 9Oc; White Lily syrup,
the best table syrup zoe gallon cans; Soozc,
Eaglc milk for SOC; line mountain butter 2Oc
ID; our square butter, 4Oc, is the best; . bottles
pickles, 25c; 10 bars soap, 26c; g oars Royul
toilet soap, 25c; fine prunes, &c Il; cried pears,
oc b; fine raisins, lbs for 25c; No. iuaca-
roni, SOC box; lbs Mocha and Java coffee for
81; Jelly. 1OC glass, ArDuckle's coffee 45c %:
hams, l1c to; shoulders, 71&c IL; large cans
mustard sardines, l0c. BLESLEY x son,
$40 * street.
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH.

Annual Meeting of the Congregations
Work of the Year.
The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church was held Thursday night. After
devotional services, conducted by Rev.
r. NJ. Stevenson, George C. Ormsbee was
chosen to act as Chairman, and Walter
Dosch was elected Secretary. Messrs.
Andrew Aitken and Walter Wylie were
elected elders to serve for three years
and George c. Ormsbee was chosen TO
til an unexpired term Of one year.
The following named persons were
elected to constitute the Board of Trus-
tees for the coming year: Andrew Ait
ken, S. S. Nixon, A. A. Jost, r. NJ. Jack
son, l.. i. Nandercook, j. II. Liggett. J,
ii. Miller, Walter Wylie and James
Young.
Interesting reports of the various socie-
ties were submitted, showing gratifying
progress in nearly all departments OF the
church work. The annual narrative of
religion and church statistics was read
by the pastor. 1t indicated that good
spiritual results had been accomplished.
Valuable suggestions were made in re-
lation to the financial policy Of the
church by Messrs. Andrew Aitken,
Charles NJ. Campbell. Walter Wylie, NJ.
NJ. Harding, j. Henry Miller, James II.
Johnston, l.. &. Vandercook, and others.
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ence in the effects of a vegetable SarsaparilIa
and the one that has mineral
Both pictures were made of the faces Of
agreeable people. One picture shows the
skin clear and white and tine; the other
shows the skin erupted, disflgured, sore. Pot
ash drives these eruptions out on the face,
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla gently carries
these impurities through natures channels.
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NTANTED A GOOD BLACKSMITH,
w with tools. A splendid opening at Wal
nut Grove, Cal. Shop with dwelling or with
out; rent reasonable; a well-establisned busi-
ness in a prosperous vicinity; an opportunity
for good man. Address Immediately, MRS.
Cal. mr9-3t*
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A PIMPLED FACE.
Unpleasant to the View and DiSa-
greeable to the Owner.
NO NEED TO HAVE PIMPLES
ON YOUR FACE.

Many of the Best Ladies of California
Assure Us That They Have Used
joys Vegetable Sarsapar1lIa to
Their Great and Lasting Benefit,
and With None of the EVIL Results
Which Too Often Arise From the
Use of Other Remedies.
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GALESMAN WANTED TO SELL THE
y Rapid Dish Washer to the wholesale and
two minutes without wetting the fingers;
$75 week and all expenses Easy position;
no hard work; can make $1OO a week. Ad-
dress w. z. HARRISON q CO., Clerk No. II,
Columbus, Ohio, >
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DILEY'S GROCERY, TENTH AND E-A
IL tull assortment OF agate and tiuwarc D
and 1Oc counters; gooG butter, from soto 400
per roll; salt salmon front, lOC apiece; J cans
tomatoes, 20c; pruncs. sc b; S lbs 2. beans,
25c. IN order to meet hard times, we are sell.
ing goods at the lowest mark.
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A GENTS WANTED TO REPRESENT
n the International Building and Loan In
st1tutlon, New Haven, Conn; also travelling
agents to organize branches. Loans made IN
every State. lt*
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SAj ANIED-R4E b STRAW FOR HORSE
w Collars Address w. DAVIS IL SON,
40 Market street, San Francisco Cal.
ImrT-3td<wl
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A WOMAN WANTS A BABY TO CARE
n for at her own home Address MRS.
RAMSAY, Sacramento Post
office. mr7-4t*
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

CABINETS REDUCED TO So PER DOZEN
" for a short time only at KELLER'S. 7Io
K street, near Postoffice
DEALS GEM GALLERY; SNAP PHOTO.
~ graphs OF babies by lightning process. Ny
experience in the business enables me to over.
come all dlfhculties, Cor. Seventh and ].
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WANTED.

ORDERS FOR BROWN LEGHORN EGGS
" Qncubator lots) filled in from one to fve
days, according to the capacity of your ma
chine. MATTHIAS & BLOAI, Box 149, Sac
ramento. Agents for NEW MODEL JUBl-
LEE HATCHER.
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y salary and expenses experience not neces-
sary. send stamp. BISHOP Il KLINE, st.
Louis, Mo. 1t
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THE most comfortable, convenient.
commodious and expeditions route now
to the Eastern States is by the Sunset
Limited; vestibule, splendidly equipped,
lighted by gas, hotel, bath house, barber
shop and all other appliances OF modern
elegance.
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7 OOk HERE-A MAGNIFICENT OPPOR-
II tunity tor first-class CanVasser, lady or
gentleman. Inquire of E. +. BERGMAN,
42o street, this city, between the hours OF
A. NJ. and i2 ii.
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w TANTED-TO RENT, a PIANO IN GOOD
w condition. Address I. B., this Office.
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SO POUNDS FLOUR, S5C; ARBUCKLE
best maple syrup, 65c; crushed Java coffee
2Oc per pound IN bulk; smoked herring 25c
per box; best jelly in glass, sc; Il lot Of sugar
bowls at 25c, worth 45c; large half-pound cans
finest French sardines, 20c; table pears. lOo
per can; l-pound plug good chewing tobacco
25c. SACRAMENTO CASH, Eleventh and J.
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TOR FRESH FISH DAILY. POULTRY
4 butter and eggs, vegetables and choice
fruits at bottom prices 20 to the Capital Mar
ket, 1880 J street B GObEI[kS
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WHAT is the foremost baking powder
IN the world? DIR. Prices, as it's abso-
lutely pure.
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ELACKSMITHS, ETC.

n CARMICHAEL NOTIFIES THE PUB
| lie that hereafter ne will make spe-
ciaity of horseshoeing; no extra charge for
steel hand-m made side toe and quarter weight,
forging and interfering and stumbling shoes,
1909 Eighth street.
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7 STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 2O5, COR
L ner Second and l. To everyone that wants
nay, II VIII be greatly to your advantage to
call and see our price list before buying else
where. Full weight guaranteed
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NOTICE.-SEND FOR ELECTRIC BURG
y lar Alarms, CAPITAL ELECTRIC
WORKS, S24 X, Sacramento.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

DROFESSOR AND MADAM RAVELLA,
mediums, palmists and astrologists. Sit-
lungs, SOC and 81; 10 A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ; 5131a
h street. mr9-3t%
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TO LET OR RENT.

VNO leftover FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS,
i bathroom and pantry, good locality, Isl 3
j street. Inquire OF ROBERT PHILIP, room
., 625H j street. mr9-3Us
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S10 PER MONTH-FOR RENT, A MOD
QlO ern fiat OF five rooms, with bath and
pantry, lower fiat, at 14O6 street. Inquire
CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELL, 400 * street. carpets
and furniture
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DOR RELIABLE HELP, MALE OR FE.
4 male, go to 626 Istreet. MISS BARBARA
VAUGHN.
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CiEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
y friends in the East,
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CoRONADOW WAITE r, McMorry sole agent
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. =
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down and waiting for the water to flow
into the sump of the pumping station. I
estimate that to clean out all the bitches
and put them in proper shape the sum Of
$4,000 will be required.
INCIDENTALs
More or less breakage must necessarily
result IN district having steam dredger,
steam ditcher and two fully equipped
pumping stations, and for the next i've
years l estimate that the cost to repair the
same and supply such parts as must in
Inc nature OF things wear out at S25, 600.
lhe solution OF all reclamation projects is
a matter so simple that 1 feel I would be
transgresslng on your time were
TO Iurther say, that the one and only way
10 Keep the floods out is to make the
1eVees WIDER. higher, and, if possible,
more solid, and then coal and machinery
must be brought into requisition to expel
from the district the natural accumula-
Ilons OF rain and sipage. AS the work
progresses will furnish to the Superin-
tendent IN charge the proper marks of
elevation, slope and grade for the levees,
ana from the information l have from the
various contour surveys of the district
the proper width and level for the bitches,
JOHN w. FERRIS.
THE REPORT APPROVED.
The petition states that the report was
approved, and that the objects and pur-
poses for which the sum of Sl5O,OO0 is re-
quired are as follows: For general levee
work, 100000; drainage, $4,000; bitches
and cleaning the same, $1,000; incidentals
and repairs of reclamation, ETC., $25, 900;
superintendence OF the work of the dis
trict, and cost Of collecting the assess
ment, 900.
The Board of Supervisors appointed L.
d. Greene, L. W. Dean and p. II. Gar
diner Commissioners Of Assessment, to
assess the property in the district for
Sl50,O00 the amount required.
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BOARD AND LODGING.
DRESS AND CLOAKMAKING.

1JRS. G. J. ADAMS, FASHIONABLE
VI dressmaker, has opened her parlors at
l2223a Sixth street, and wishes the pubic to
know that she does tir-t-class work; bridal
suits, mourning suits and IallOr-maue suits
Tor So up.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS ANDREWS SELECT SCHOOL. ala
VI Thirteenth street; English blspraa5 .aG
music: use of cab.
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NHOICE HAY AND MILL FEED AT
- your own price, 1881 street. H. J.
DAVIS.
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DOURLAND WILL PAINT YOUR ROOF;
u work guaranteed or no pay. At COM,
STOCKS, Fifth and X
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CtALL AND SEE OUR BEST FIRKIN
" butter, 20c n; No. pickle roll, 35c; good
hams, l 1c ID; bacon, 1870 u; shoulders. TJIc
toes, 20c fancy olives, 25c quart; Iaver
raisins ] On box, 60c; 10 bars boss soap. csc;
good tea, 25c II: Schilling's best Costa Rica
q square deal, call at SIS X street, sIMONS
Il SON.
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TOR RENT, AT THIRTY-SEVENTH
L and j, opposite schoelhouse a house Of /
large rooms, outbuildings and chicken yard;
three-quarters OF an acre OF land. Inquire
next door. mrs 2t%
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Coz 0n0 TO LOAN ON FIRST-CLASS
DOJ,NOO. city security. Inquire OF
COOLEY, 1913 Fourth street
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k1e TWELFTH STREET,. ROWE. SEC
etc., bought, sold, exchanged or repaired.
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TAKE YOUR GLOVES AND SLIPPERS
for best and quickest work. lOl l Sixth street.
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ORDERS TAKEN FOR FINE COOKERY
" at home without serving. F. o. Lock box 80.
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BOOKBINDEHS.

DOOKBINDlNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
ID with good work and promptness. Z. w
BREUNING, 319 j street, Sacramento.
MAGAZINES, PORTFOLIOS AND PERI
vi odicals bound in superior modern stvles
at SILVIUS d CHOENBACkLER'S, General
Book binders. 4o3 street,
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AIRS. HAMILTON FASHIONABLE
WI DreSsmaker, with school Of dTess-cut-
ling. Patterns cut 10 order; all WORK guar
anleeG, 1906 X street.
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CiARDWELL COI.ONY-1O-ACRET IRA CTS
~ only 500 per acre; water pipes will be
laid TO each and every tract in said colony.
j. t. CARDWELL, owner, 1904 N street, or
301 street, Sacramento.
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THE VENDOME, ,11O4 MARKET STREET,
L san Francisco, has been thoroughly reno
waited and newly furnished, and Will be con-
Quoted rs a first-class roOming house. All
Market street cars pass the house Rates, 81
per day and upward. mr6-2w
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TOR SALE. - THOROUGHBRED PUG
L Pups, 3 weeks old Apply 1921 \ street.
DW#
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FOR SALE.

TOR ESTABLISHMENT AND J-STREET
i business properties. Apply to CARL
STROBEI4, 317 j street.
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKER-CLOAKS
~ made over; suits, S3, 80 and $40. 1925
Seventh street.
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or WILL BUY a GOOD BUGGY. CALL
OLE at Thirty-third and streets. mr. 3t*
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TOR SALE-A SPLENDID NEW MATH-
J. Shek piano, which came into our posses
sion in the way of trade; will be sold at a bar
gain. The plano can be ordered direct from
factory II purchaser prefers Inquire at this
office.
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TTOR SALE - FOUR ACRES FINEST
l. berry land in Sacramento Valley, Just out
side city limits, near electric cars. See
JAMES E. MILLS, 3OI street.
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THOROUGHBRED JERSEY COW-WILL
L come in in April. Apply 500 q street.
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JDT1 SEVENTH ST. - NICELY FUR
I'LL nished double parlors; bath and gas,
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II ORSES, HARNESS AND WAGONS AT
IL Rices feed and sale stables Twelfth. 1
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HORSE AND BUGGY, SIOO; HALF
IL cash, half time. See GARDINER at
Race Track
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS-APPLY To
IL DIR. j. II. SHIRLEY, cancer specialist,
OLD p. o. BUILDING, Fourth and X streets.
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DOHRMAN, 721 / street. graduate OF De.
irott Training School and pupil OF OSGar
Guttmann, New York and Emil Behnkc,
London. Glasses now forming. Chldren's
classes, Saturdays. 1880 A. NJ.
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EHOR SALE-LODGINCf HOUSE IN
l. good location; good payer; IL rooms; Of
tered at the low price Of 5000; rent OF build
ing, $36. EDWIN *. ALSIP d CO., 1915
Fourth street, Sacramento.
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O0O G STREET.-THE LOWER PART
1910 of house of / or . rooms; rent very
reasonable,
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BLACKSMITH SHOP IN GOOD LOCA-
ID ton, corner Eleventh and L streets. In
Quire next door.
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ZINE PROPERTY ON X STREET. FOR
i particulars, address NJ, this Office.
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Joys for the Jaded.
joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla.
PERSONALS.

DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
n Eighth st. MRS. JOHNSON. PrOprietress.
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ordinary use were most beautifully en-
broidered.
Her nightgowns are lovely, some having
q square or sailor collar OF insertion and
lace, consequently rather open in the
neck; others have yoke OF rich lace The
lace used is said to be at least 21I inches
wide for all these trimmings. The only
narrow lace edges the handkerchiefs-
In this trousseau are several matinees in
white and blue surah all adorned with the
same lace. 4 white MORE pettjcoat has
deep hounce OF cream lace, and shot
blue and pink MORE had an equally hand
some ruffie OF black lace.
l spoke in g recent article about bed
spreads, but this bride has two so different
from any / have mentioned that | shall
give description OF them. One is OF the
finest cambria and muslin with Valenci-
enneS insertion let in rows forming a SQUARE
The center is daintily embroidered and the
spread is lined with pale blue silk, deep
friu OF linen edged with lace falling al
round. and blue satin bows are az each
corner.
The other is OF alternate rows OF white
satin ribbon about three inches wide and
rich guipuTe lace, rather wider, the seal
lops OF the guipure falling on the ribbon,
the whole edged with 3 deep fall OF the
same lace, lined with white satin and
large bows OF satin ribbon. ornamenting
each corner. This fair bride wore veil OF
valuable old English point, an heirloom.
II was arranged IN . complicated way and
had given SIX weeks labor TO thirtv-six
Izcemakers You can imagine the result.
Fans are considered The most chic OF
gifts from the bridegroom to the brides
maids In Europe the older or rarer the
fans the more highly they are priced.
Panama hats are again the fashion for
unceremonious occasions, trimmed with
dainty ribbons and quilts. The sailors
hold their own, the new style being In
great favor, two punches OF flowers or a
bunch OF clover relieving any stiffness.
MlRCEIIA
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Attractive Novelties in Fans.

Every woman admlres truly artistic
fan We believe that, al heart, the most
advanced OF the modern type OF women
the footballers and the cyclist=haye a
fancy for this most feminine appendage.
whilst Others readily allow that beautiful
fans are counted among their most treas
ured possessions To collect antique fans
we need 10 make quite : study OF the gold
painters The carving, TOO. OF the sticks
has TO be judged, and, above all, the gen.
eral srvle OF decoratlon-its auproprizte-
ness 70 the purpose and It's elegance.
In the best new examples, As IL the an
tioue. the subject on the fanieat Is grace
fully treated and deieAtely tinted. Pearly
shadows tone down the colors OF the COS
tunes and the bTilliance OF fower-petals.
Al Mr.. Duvelleroyis 8, Regent street. We had
lately good opportunity OF comparing
fine old examples with the charming mod
e-n ones. and, although the present-siay
fancy calls for different kind OF subject
from that fashionable N Old tine. vet the
result i as pleasing in its wav and
the women Of to-day carry as dainty
weapons as those with which their great
gran6nothe-s did such signal damage
among the beauI OF their time.
Io-foIseshel sticks. are most popular. as
they are stronger than mo1her-o'-pearl-
When decorated with nne gliding theF
have very rich appearance, not SURPASSED
bv the peerl. the latter however. are ai-
uliresi for the most dressy occasions. Six.
gauze. and net-faa leaves are al used: AMI
fans IN the Empire style are decidedly the
rage Ar1hs same time handsome ostrich
feather fans hold their own among al
rivals
Quaint decorations premise TO BE popula,
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One of the most popular and one of the
newest fabrics for summer wear is the So
called grass lawn" Why it has been so
named l have not the least idea, as it looks
like colored muslin, and is 10 be found in
coffee, cream and yellow shades, being
worked in holes in raised patterns, and oc-
casionally traced with Jet. An effective
way of using it is TO make an entire bodice
of II, with shot silk sleeves and skirt
the bodice frequently being cut in the pin
afore style TO show q yoke, but sometimes
II is made up with the pouch hanging
straight from neck TO waist, and is seldom
used TO form box pleat. This is worthy
OF remark, for at present We have box
pleats in back as well as the front. and our
skirts and sleeves show this adornment,
while 8 new jacket now enjoying popular
favor hangs in box pleat from the center
OF the back and has box pleats on either
side Of the front. Batiste gowns, pale
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GRAINS OF GOLD.

At 20 years of age the will reigns, at 30
the wit, at 40 the judgment.
Grand temples are built of small stones,
and great lives are made up of trifing
events.
OF all conditions to which the heart is
subject, suspense is the one that most
gnaws and cankers in the frame.
Complaisance renders a superior amiable,
an equal agreeable, and an inferior ac-
ceptable; it levels distinction, sweetens
conversation, and makes every one in the
company pleased with himself.
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TO AN OLD GUITAR.

take you up with reverence
Although you're SCARED and seamy,
And nevermore will charm the sense
With strains inspiriting or dreamy;
Methinks If you were tuned anew
You can't be. so tits but fancy
The only music made by you
Would be tender plant for Nancy!
Long, long you've lain in gloom and dust,
But many a memory round you fingers;
You once were loved, and how you must
Have thrilled al touch OF Nancy's fngersl
She played you as she played with hearts,
For, ali, my lady was capricious,
But though loves wounds have grieyous smarts,
vow her playing was deliciOus
I envied you a bit, nayhap,
Your power 70 please, and sweet successes,
When you reclined upon her lap,
Responding 10 her soft csresses;
kept my distance, bashful louti
And eyed my buckled shoon detected,
Until my cousin cut me out
a consequence 10 be expected!
Heigho, my eyes are getting weak:
Confound me. I'm soft old noddyl
didn't know rhe past could speak,
So touchingly OF any body.
Who'd thought that Nancy's old guitar
Would turn up heTe?-a priceless token.
Although defaced by seam and scar,
And broken, as my heart was brokeni
AETEUR GRIssoA in Vogue.
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ONE THING AND ANOTHER.

Babes in the wocd-Dutch dolls.
1t is said that good musicians execute
their music, while bad ones murder it.
Quilts are things that are sometimes
taken from the pinions OF one goose TO
spread the opinions OF another.
EPITAPH on ACTOR.
"He played old Man with such rare excellence.
Death was himself deceived and took him hence"
The moralist says: Every man is occa-
sionally what he ought TO be perpetually."
Then again some men are perpetually what
they ought to be occasionally.
Would you take me for twenty?" said
a young lady who looked much younger.
"Bless you, my child" said an admiring
bachelor, 81 would take you for life"
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this season. Among these we noticed
We watch tire delight OF the boys at the
outset OF the mole in the orchard, see
them enjoying the luscious, rosy-cheeked
fruit. On the panache is shown the sequel
Through the gilded bars OF the prison
window peers forth the woebegone visage
of the culprit. This is cleyerly carved in
ivory, in high relief, and shows well on the
ebony ground.
We have two special novelties to record.
One is the mandolin fan; the panaches
being shaped as the musical instrument,
and decorated in imitation OF it, form a
case for the leaf, which protects 1t from in
jury. In the same class comes the fan
with convex panaehes, which inclose en-
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al distinguished names.

rection of several distinguished names.
The invention meets long-felt want. 1t
brellas without requiring the use of both
hands, as with the present method. The
Habits frame opens and adjusts itself au-
tomatically. leaving the other hand free.
1t neither alters the appearance or adds to
the weight OF an ordinary umbrella, nor
increases very considerably the cost. 1t
consists Oft simple light spring, so ingen-
iously devised that on pressing the catch
or button the umbrella is released and
opens and adjusts itself automatically.
The invention is attachable TO any ordi-
nary umbrella or shade at small COST
Satisfied
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Boots and shoes.

The greatest novelty IN these Is the
brown glsee kid, which Is used alone. and
also With patent leather. BuEtoned boots
are made with straight gaIosh. and there
Is a great effort made 81 present 10 intro
duee toes so pointed that they have 70 b
filed IN with cork 81 the tips Brides s-e
adopting high flaps and buckles made II
rich white materials for bridal shoes A
good deal OF beading ana embroidery Is
introduced On indoor shoes