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FUR EENT-BY
BARNES & WEAVER
1851 Corcoran ST nv - t rooms. MI. $1,000
1O6 e St nv 8 rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1850
GOO pod ST NV q rooms M ,,,,...s 50. so
1924 SD st. NV, rooms, MI. ............ BOD
1882 ODD St NV rooms mi ........... 1880
2214 G st. NV, rooms. mi. ............ :o1O
100 st. ne, rooms, mi. ............... 900
512 ID st ne rooms mi. 80
1907 9Th st. NV, rooms, mi. ............ T.50
1920, % and ~ 9Th st. NV, 8 ooms MI. 80
715 LIST st. NV, rooms, MI. 2oo0
655 S. c. ave. Sc, rooms MI .......... 70 90
S33 13th ST sw o rooms m.i............ 25. so
233 and a9S spruce ST +. D. Park ST., mi. q. 80
933 r. Of Or q rooms mi,........... %. 40
1I3O 9Th Of n w q rooms ...,.,....... 20. SO
zoo snrncn OF r. n PARK rooms MIL. 20. 80
AIT Mass ave- NV = rooms ,.... 22.OO
6io Cd ct NO q rooms mi,....... 1850
SoS n OF 80 q rooms mi....... 1880
13G Elm Of T. n PARK q rooms mt.. II. 30
1907 TIh ct NV store ........... 1900
1i9i Sth ST ne q rooms .,............ 90
1oia and lOo3 13th st Sc G rooms. ....... 1000
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J. STONE, sos F ST.N.W.
HOG 7th ne. Sr, la.
Gel, furnace. $3.50
211 II, 7r, ba. ......22.0
Alb D ne, Or, ba. 1880
SOC G. ne, Or. 90
1874 4th NV, Or (cOD 100
7O5 L Sc (cOD, Ar. Hoo
612 Sheridan, Or br. 100
1t
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-243 DEL. AVE NE: NEW STONE
and brick house; hardwood finish; II rooms; near
Capitol and convenient to three car lines; SEQ
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FOR RENT-BY R. O. HOFFMAN, REAL ESTATE
aud Insurance Broker, 10th and + SITS. NV.
UyETyRNTSHED HOIjSES
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FOR RENT-BY DAVID
21O c NV, Tor, ba,
Gel, furnace. .$50.8
93S 7 NV, Or, ba,
Gel, furnace. ...42. so
307 E NV, Or. ba. 40 IS
1912 18th NV, Or,
ba, Gel. 80. 90
1906 Both. 7r, ba, Gel. 80. 90
52S 7th ne. Sr. ba. %. 80
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HNEJRNISHED

SItED.
Il st bet Goth and
21st SITS. $500
Cor II and Goth. 200
X st bet 18th & 10th
with stable). .166.6
10th. near l. ST. .166. 67
Dupont circle bet n
ii ay and p ST. $50
Cor 2Ist and o SITS. 135
II st bet 18th 6 10th. IL
DeSales at bet 18th
st and Conn ave. .12
Corcoran st bet 18th
st and y II ave. 100
18th st bet . and II. 100
NJ st bet 22d and sd 100
18th near Iowa Circle. so
18th st bet Q and Il. GO
OBTAINED AT OUR OF
rPLY TO
Ill & JOHNSTON.
1893 Pa. ave.
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MANICURE
MADAME PAWN,

MADAME PAWN. HlGjl-CLASS
MANICURE AND CHIROPODEST,
OFFICE and RESIDENCE. 7O3 18th st. NV.
It'd MANICURE CASES, IS UP.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR SaLE-A BEAUTIFUL FARM. 210 ..CRES
i'm Frederick county. Nd. b. and q. R-R highly
For full particulars apply to CRENSHAw &
ROwEN I4lo q st. NV, Room L. ja5-2ws
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-OR SALE-I HAVE A LARGE
l4-roOm mod. imp. thOt-water heatD house, well
located nv and splenddly adapted for u first
class boarding house. will exchange for vacant
ground. fairly located: also small new
houses to trads for vacant ground.
%. NJ BRYANT, Owner and Builder.
ja73t' War,l.r bldg, 9th and r NV.
FOR SAI.E-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED or
uninprovtd property in Washington 81, 500 equity
I'm rented houses, and five building lots wal
ued at S4.U10l, situated In Rochester, y. Y. Adj
dress W. W. W.. Star ONCE. ja53t.
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FOR RENT

H bet 18th and 18th
sts, with stable. $500
10th st bet Scott Cir
g. o with sta) ..416.G1
Cor 10th & Corcorap $50
Mass ave bet 18th st
and Dupont Circle. 800
NJ bet 18th and 18th. 800
Conn ave bet NJ and
n SITS. III .Ot
r l NV & 18th ST. @66I
II st bet 18th and
10th, with stable. go
Conn av bet Il & 3. .250
N st bet 10th and
Goth SITS. 10
18th st bet NJ and y
with stahle). 200
BULLETINS CAN BE {
FICE. FOR PERMITS 4
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FOR RENT
1921 X NV, 1Sr. $500
1923 X NV, 15r. Lii
2020 G NV. LIT. 80
1853 14th NV, Tor. ami. so
!N1 y e av Sc, 12r.ami. Is
1920 18th NV. 14r.ami :. 45
]24 e ne. l3r, ami. 40
124 ID ne. Tor. ami 81. 81
G12 PA NV se,Tr.ami3. 90
TakOma, Tor. I'D
III Mo av NV, Tor, ami. 30
154 ID Sc, Tor, ami. so
100 Sth Ne. 7r. ami.S. SO
643 4th ne, Sr. ami Is. SO
1893 V NV. Or. ami. .23
ia5-th.s. tn SWORMSTEIT]
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story and basement brick; rooms and hath;
fine locality. CHAS. G. RINGWAI.T. Room g.,
Atlantic building, $50 st. NV. ta5-3t
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FOR REST-COME EARLY AND SECURE A NEW
hUise at q very low rent; only $3.50, worth
sos for a stone and brick house; 6 rooms and
BATH. cle,trc bells ana lights. 2iGi to 2iG9 1th
St NV. CHAS. G. RINGwALT. Room 5. At
lantic building, $50 st. NV ja5-3t
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FOR RENT-BY WIN. II.
1407 f
1925 NJ st, 15r. ..S125. 0C
1902 p NV. 60. OF
Cor 18th and I. fat,
Unsuitable for clubG5. Oi
2106 Ward pl. Or. ..S.0
131 c st Me- DIR. -. BOON
2107 o, Or. ........G.V
1854 Ore av. Tor. -. 40.0l
1 Lydecker av, Hol-
mead ........... .30.N
3OO3 + NV. Tor. -. 400
1924 Newark st,
Petworth, 11r. OF
2 good stables NV. che
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1D15 Md av sw, 7r.ami.2l
Cos Sd ne, Or, ami. 20. 80
~ X ne, Sr, ami. 1850
1423Mdave ne6r, ami1S. SO
.32S 9th Sc, Or. 1870
800 4th ne, 6r......l6-3O
II L NV. Or. 1888
42O U NV. Ar fat. IL
1O14 It'll ne, 6r.ami. $50
1903 G Sc. Or. 1880
TO 10Th Sc. 5r.
1900 e Sc. Or. IL
GIG Callan ne. Or. .11.O
43 Fcnton pl, Or. 1000
1873 Fla ave ne. Or. 50
23l Express al, Or. ....9
: Il BRADLEY, 1903 F st.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-FUKNISdED OR UNFJRNLSHED
rooms first floor, suitable for newspaper office
doctor or dentist or private. Address J. L. IT,,
Star office. ja0,3t'
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& HAIRDRESSING

MRS SMITH BEAuTIFIES THE HANDS. FEE
bOc. Miss wyles is the hairdresser. Charges,
l5c and up. Separate private parlors. THE
PAI.AIS ROYAL, G and 18th SITS.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTID-I HAVE CT S'rOAiEH WHO WANTS TO
buy small house In Georgetown; $1,000 or $500
owners who I'LL the bill and wish to sell
send Il, scription and price. l.. U. DE LAsHMLri,
1881 r. JaS-3t'
WANTED HAVE CUSTOMER WHO WANTS
to buy piece Of property ON west side Of eth
st. bet. y. Y. and X. l. n.y. owners who
can nil the bill and wish To sell send description
and price. l.. %. DE LASIiMUTT, 1881 h. jaS-3t'
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tANlSIlC FL
SCOTS cir, 13r&sta. IS, 900
10th near X, 13r and
sta, per season,
81, 500; per an. .. 400
De Sales near 18th,
Tor, per annum. 4, 500
LAT 81, Tor, 2b. IL, 900
18th near n, par, 3b. $50
L mr. 10th, l3r&sta. 300
OFF
Elegant rooms in Sun"
building, 'fireproof. from
500 to 500 each.
40 La av. $40 and SIS
$50 + st. Is
STOl
1918 Conn ave. .$75
1924 Conn ave. rs
1926 Conn ave. 10
1920 Conn ave. 10.
STA Il
Lots 20, II. So 1872. $50
1920 Conn ave (rear). %
ta7 Il. d. HOLTZllA
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

FOR SAIE-A BARGAIN-A FINE MAHOGANY
upright grand piano; warranted years; good
as new; for $500; another for S1I5; stool and
cover. At G. H. kUHN'S. 1909 g St ja53t
FOR SAIE-HALLET & DAVIS PIANOS-INIFERA-
tive clearance sale; five different styles at cost;
no Reset Walton; agency to be closed and removed;
p csent agent retiring. II. l.. SUMNER, Agent,
sll 9th ST NV oc16fr
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FOR RENT-AT GIL 7TH ST NV, AN OFFICE
completely furnished, including typewriter and use
per month"; Apply to AUGUST DONATH. I'll
eth st NV. jao-3t
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED--LOTS.

WANTED HAVE SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES
from 81, up, WELL RENTED, that would
EXCHANGE for ground the northwest in
any good location several lots together preferred
L. s. DONALDSON,
fa7-3ts 1UJ 18th u.
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FORlREkT-FI.ATs.

FOR RENT NEW EI.AT-yERY DESIRABLE;
steam heat; southern exposure; S rooms and bath;
heat, rent and water. SIS. 32O4 l4th st. NV.
(head cable) =. jaS-tf
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FOR RIINT-33 ST. NE; ii ROOMS AND BATH;
furnace heat; all mod. imp. Rent, O50 per mo.
S23 LIST ne; 7r. and bath latsnise. Rent, $3.50.
S23 LIST me-: Or. and BATH latrobe. Rent. $3.50.
THOMAS w. FOWLER.
ta5-3ts 921 st. NV, I'd floor.
FOR RENT-4o5 ST. AND 1906 4TH ST. NV;
6 rooms. bath, cellar: newly papered and pa ated-
Rent $40 80 each THOMAS w. FOWLER,
fa5-:,ts 92l + ST. NV, I'd floor.
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BRIGHT, SUNNY wEIL-HEATED ROOM IN
new house, suitable for young men; also hall
room: With good board and home comforts: terms
moderate. OPS n. Y. ave. jl5-3t'
1872 ST. NV, OPPOSITE FRANKLIN PARK
First-ciass family table board at prices to suit
or suite. G1-lms
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-11O3 ST., NICELY FURNISH ED 2D-
story front roOm $3.50 per month; also trout
parlOr, furnished, sis per month; or will rent ~
q Ia
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FOX RENT-STOKE ROOM. 331 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue southeast; $3.50; good business location
n2S-tf GEO. +. HARDIN, $40 Pa. ave. Sc.
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| $50, SIS and $50 per
month.
)AIS.
l rm, I'd floor. 1903
Pa ave. $40
l rm LIST floor 1906
Pa ave. $40
l I'm, I'd floor, 1903
Pa aye............2
Ill & JOHNSTON,
1Mk3 Pa. ave
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y near I'd. l4r, 2b. 100
18th near NJ, Tor. lbs
n near 18th, Tor. .120
VT ave near p, Or. ..12o
I'd near A ne, 11r. 30
X near 9th NV, ar. 10
CES.
Desirable rooms, AT
lantic Coast Line build
Ing" all front and fire
proof. from $40 to $50
each.
Res.
1917 L NV (50x23). $40
TAI 18th NV, 1Or. -. .65
600 u NV. 60
I 9Th NV. 80
LES.
1923 Conn ave lrear) .$25
9Sa NJ (r.l,1. 10
\, 10th and F SITS. NV.
Arizona republican., 1895-07-12

Train No. l connects with Southern Pacific train No. 19, ca tbound, passing Bowie Junc- tion st :50a m
 Train No. connects with Southern Pacific train No. 20, westbound, passing Bowie Junc- ton at 6:35 m.
 Trains l and run daily except Sunday and connect with stage line at Pima to and from Fort Thomas, San Carlos, Globe City and Tonto Basin
 The company reserves the right to vary this schedule as circumstances may require.
 VIM. GARLAND, President
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MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Hartford Heing Restored New sieei
raH Heavy u.psirs On the Adam-
A Mig Pay Roll.

VALLRJo, July iS.-The force at
Mare Island has now more than
passed the four-fgure mark. Not
counting marines, sailors, clerks or
officers, the employees at the Gov
ernment station number now abort
ro25. Today was the forinigh,ly
pay day, aud $35, 5oS.35 were re-
quired to pay all hands of.
The principal pieces OF work un-
der way are the Hartford, new
tug. and the Adams. In about an
other week Farraguts old craft
will again be in the water, as sound
and seaworthy as ever, as far as
her sides and bottom are concern
ed. Wherever caulker or copper
smith can be put TO work on her,
he is engaged.
The next job in the basin will be
the scraping and painting of the
Philadelphia, which will require
tell udyS. DilNC ShS NahiS III,
Chief Kutz and Constructor Baxter
have looked her over, and find no
serious defect in hull or machinery,
although there are several import.
ant improvements which are desir-
able and may be attempted.
. The new steel tug is almost
ready for launching. Some few re-
naming plates are yet to be put OIL,
but she is rapidly being closed up,
and already presents the appearance
of symmetrical craft. She gives
promise of both speed and strength.
Quite near the new tug and
Hartford lies the old Adams. She
has been heeled over and large
gang of shipwrights are tearing out
what questionable planking may be
found OH her sides, and replacing
with new. For the present oper-
ations will be confined to her upper
hull, and no effort will be made to
dock her, as it is believed her bot
tom is in good condition still
However, before anything is done
to her masts or rigging, she will be
put in the basin and sounded.
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cord passably, especially II the red inolines
rather to scarlet than crimson. Blue and
violet accord badly. Black never produces
q bad effect when IT Is associated with two
luminous colors While gray never exactly
produces bad effect in Its association
with two luminous colors, yet in most
cases its assortments are duh Blue when
placed by the side of orange increases the
latters intensity, and vice versa,
Itis related that the ancient Roman la
dies, who were luxurious in the extreme
and required the services Of not ono but u
score of maids In matters OF the toilet,
sometimes dyed their hair blue. How soon
history will repeat itself In this respect Is
question for mathematicians and schol-
ars to settle
The walking gown shown in the sketch
is OF beige wool goods. The godet skirt ia
plain, while the blouse bodice has q deep
yoke In front, defined by shaped pieces OF
guipure, below which are two full panels
OF bluet satin let I'm on either side Of the
front and terminating under two buttons.
The belt is Of satin and the standing collar
OF guipure A short, open jaoket with
revers of white pique accompanies the
gown. The hat Of tobacco brown straw Is
trimmed with bluct ribbon.
,JUDIC CHOLLET
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Many people have never even heard
of such q thing, and it is not to be won
dered at, for these mats are exceedingly
rare, and it is said by those who know
that only three of these beautiful curl
osities exist in the whole world. The
one we now write about is the largest
one made. 1t measures by 4 feet,
and though made in small hill state
in the north of India has an almost
Greek design for its border 1t was
only used OH state occasions, when
the rajah sat on it to sign important
documents. The original cost of the
mat is fabulous, for 6, 400 pounds of
ivory were used in its manufacture
The finest strips of ivory must have
been taken off the tusks, us the mat is
us flexible as woven stuff and beauti-
fully fine. Ladies' Pictorial.
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VARIOUS NOTES.
The Graceful Fichu- Light spangles For
summer Trimming.


The popular demand for capes flchus of
various forms and light vcstments OF every
style of plain and decorated lace has filled
the shops with an immense number of such
articles.
These are often very cheap, but made OF
coarse lace, and consequently soon soil and
become rough Any one who Is neat hand
ed can make these 1chus and have one OF
really good lace and velvet or satin for less
than the price OF an inferior sort ready
made.
Jet Is as fashionable as ever and as
heavy. Their light weight is the chief ad-
vantage that black spangles have over jet,
for they are not so rich looking, although
more flashing, but as they mny be worn In
immense numbers without greatly increas-
ing the weight Of the garment they adorn
many women prefer them for summer
trimming Tho inside OF the very full folds
that are the distinguishing feature Of tho
new skirts are ornamented with jet en-
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oUEsS's HOSPITAL.
BusInes. Transacted 1T - Meeting Of the
soetefy

business transacted ~ y NeettnG OF the
sorie'y.
The Queens Hospital Corpora.
ton held its biennial meeting yea
terday afternoon. In the absence
Of Il. A. Schaeier, J. II. Patty acted
as Secretary. The report of Pur-
veyor lickardt showed that patients
treated at the hospital in the two
years ending June 80, 1895, num-
bered 1913 registered. Out Of this
number ios died. The nationality
of the dead was a, follows; Ha-
wailans, so; japanese, 81; Chinese,
10; English, IL; Americans, 10;
Portuguese, S; Germans, 4; Norwe-
gians, 2; Batavie, /; Fiji Islands,
/; French, 4; Hungarian, 1; Rus
sian, 1; and Samoan, /. The
monthly average OF patients was
III and the monthly receipts from
paying patients was 100000. The
monthly current expense was
$23ro 62.
The following board Of trustees
was reelected: II. A. Widemann,
]. Is. Atherton, NJ. p. Robinson, ].
T. Waterhouse aud Il. A. Schaeier.
The retiring officers were also re-
elected.
The Board of Trustees met after
the corporation meeting, when Dr.
c. B. Woods report for the quarter
ending June goth was read, show
ing the number of patients at pres
ent in the hospital to be 72; namely,
60 Hawaiians, Chinese, 7 Japan
ese, and go other nationalities.
Thirty-three were paying patients.
The highest number of patients
was so, lowest So, and daily aver
age 6S. The number of admissions
during the quarter was I7S, and
discharged I47. Deaths, 20.
The treasurer's report for seven
months ending July II, 1895,
showed expenditures $25, ,94o. 81,
and receipts sag, ,54o.45. Balance
due to the treasurer $24o7 4o.
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The proprietor of a certain patent
medicine recently received the following
letter, postmarked Sing Sing:
DEER sIR---This will let yu no wot yure sar-
saparilla has dun fur me before takin II did
not like wurk 1 had that tired feelin and Guild
not bear the site Of water II is now tn months
since taken yure bottles and wurk every
day and wash myself with water. Yures truly,
THOMAS TATTERs.
furgot someihin this Is wot II Is have 4
months more pleas get me out read every
mite in yure almanac.
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COLOR SUGGESTIONS.


skirts aud uiouaes.
The following general rules ON color 81
fpci- In dressing arr taken from trade
catalogue. Rod and violet Do not accord
we'll Orange and yellow accord incom-
parubly better than nd and orange. Or
anro and groen do not accurd well. or
ango and violet acoord passahly Yellow
and green form an agreeable combination.
Grcoui-h yellow and violet blond nicely.
The arrangement NJ yellow aud blue l.
more agreeable than that ~ yellow and
groen. but II l. ic.s lively. Grcen and blue
produce an indifferent effect but better
when the oolnr- nna deep Green and yio
let. especially when light, form q combina-
ton preferable 10 Vrren and blue. Red and
green intensity onch other. Orange yellow
when placed by the side u indigo Increases
It's intensity, and vice yersa. Yellow and
indigo combine perfectly. Red and orange
do not arcurd well Red aud yellow ac-
cord we'll especially u the red Is purple red
rather than scarlet, and the yellow rather
greenish than orange Red and blue sc
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-30

~ didn't think your sermon this
morning was up TO yonr usual standard
Alfred, " said his wife as the two were
on their way home from church,
II know it wasn't, Caroline, replied
the Rev. DIR. Fourthly. 1T was not in
tended to be- expect to make special
effort next Sunday morning and wan
it to seem brilliant by contrast. Chi
cago Tribune.
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Jerry-Gracious, Jessie, you II fall of
that stepladder and break your neck.
Why don't you have Bridget hang the
curtainss
Jessie-Because II l hurt myself you
will foot the bills, but II she gets hurt !
will have to pay the expense out OF the
house money. Louisville Courier Jour
nal
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broideries or embroidered lace or passe-
menterie. This is laid on In stripes, broken
or continuous Capes are treated In the
same manner
Partisan shops are selling quantities OF
small pieces OF light furniture, simply
made OF white deal, these to be covered at
home with plush, cretonne or other uphol-
stering fabric by the deft fingers OF the
mistress OF the house. The goods are nailed
on with invisible nails which come for the
purpose, and the edges are afterward con.
cealed by gimp fastened with gilt headed
tacks. Small tables thus covered are par
ticuiarly satisfactory, either for the draw
ing room In velvet or for the bedroom In
flowercd chintz 10 match the hangings and
cushions. The liberty fabrics are beautiful
for this purpose, both the stamped velyets
and the cretonnes.
Scotch plaids, so called, continue to bs
worn in Paris by fashionable women, al
though they are not seen everywhere. In
summer silks they are especially liked and
are often very effective. The bodice shown
in the sketch has blouse Of embroidered
tulle over sky blue silk, ornamented with
"a curiously cut bertha OF deeper blue vel
vet bordcred with sky blue. The balloon
sleeves, which reach to the elbow, are o
red and deep blue plaid ON sky blu
ground. The draped collar and belt are o
blue velvet. JUDO CHoLlEI.
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soo s'fo .'scSe'
We ordinarily think of the attraction
Of gravitation only as producing what
we call weight, and as governing the
motion of the earth and other planets in
their orbits. But gruvitation acts in
very important manner upon the circu-
lation of the blood in our veins and ar
teries. An elaborate series Of expert
ments has recently been carried out in
England to determine just what effect
gravitation exercises in this respect, and
how its disturbing influence is compen-
sated in the bodily mechanism.
1t has been found that man probably
possesses more complete compensation
of this kind than any other animal, and
that the monkey stands in this respect
next to man.
Injuries to the spinal cord, asphyxia,
and poisoning by chloroform or curare
paralyze, more or less completely, the
power of compensation, and then the in
fiuenoe of gravitation ON the circulation
of the blood may become q serious dan
ger.
In such case death is more likely to
result, according to the conclusions Of
Professor Leonard Hill, if the body is
placed in such position that the alb
domen is at q lower level than the heart.
But the danger may be diminished or
removed either by elevating the abdo-
men or by compressing it so as to drive
ths blood up TO the heart. When the
heart itself, however, has been injured,
as by chloroform, there is danger in fore
ing the blood too rapidly into it.
Professor Hill finds that, generally
speaking, the best position for the body,
when the power Of compensation for the
effects of gravitation has been arrested,
is with the feet up instead of with the
feet down. - Youth 3 Companion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-30

The death Of Surgeon Parke removes An
other from the diminishing roll OF the sur
yivors of the Emin relief expedition. Nov
only four remain of the nins European
who started with Mr.. Stanley.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-07-30

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