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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
The Earn NIngnzinc.

The September number of The Farm Mag
azine published at Knoxville, Tenn, will
contain a lengthy article prepared express
~ for this issue by Dr. Charles w. Dabney,
Jr.. assistant secretary of agriculture, from
"A very recent bulletin of the United States
department of agriculture on Cotton; Its
Production and Price for one Hundred
Years" This excellent review of the cotton
industry since the invention of the saw gin
will be of great value not only to the farIn-
ers OF the south, but TO all buyers and man
ufacturers Of this important product
The farmer who is anxious to get out OF
old ruts and to make mis- farm self-sustain-
Ing by growing his own corn and bacon
prohtahly under a system of diversified
farming can get ten times the value OF the
subscription price for whole year In the
livestock and dairy department of the mag
azine FOR September. Professor huhter
Nicholson. "A veteran Tennessee farmer ana
stockman and "A writer of national reputa-
don, conducts this department. The horu-
cultural department viii be rcplete with IN
tcresting and timely articles from practical
fruit growers and gardeners and the 9th
cr department of the magazine viii com
tain the usual feast of good things for
farmers.
The Farm Magazine Is a high-class pub
location. and stands in the front rank of ag-
ricultural journalism. The subscription
price is 81 a year. The Constitution has ar
aZine with The Weekly Constitution for one
year for $l.21 Farmers should take ad-
vantage Of this opportunity TO secure two OF
the best publications in the country Tor
very little money Address all orders,
THE CONSTITUTION. Atlanta, ia.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
A Wnmnn of Nerve.

Nashville. Tenn, August H.-(Special) y
4 Wholesale jail delivery was prevented At
NIurfreesboro this morning through the BRAY
cry and presence of mind of Mrs. Smother
man. the wife of the sheriff of Rutherford
county. As il was two prisoners escaped.
All the prisoners We're turned into the bath
room this morning and two of them. Thorn
ms Daniel and Freeman Newly, secured "A
SOUP ladlc ana broom handle and soon
made an opening in the brick wall creep
ing through this they climbed the N3rp
fence and broke away across lots. The jail
cook saw the fleeing men and informed AIRS
Smothermau who snatchinE pistol, ran
around the iail and prevented ten other
prisoners from escaping. ElOodhOundS have
been placed on the trail Of the escaped men
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

S.vlust and "A chamois rs polishers after
-ut glass has been thoroughly washed in
hot Sa4p suas viii make ID glitter ana
sparkle. 10 IS worth the trouble for hand
some rose bowls or other bits OF ancestral
l.as
when CRATE fire in a Sickroom needs re-
pien. l.aa. nli "a paper bag with coal and
qua &c ga tine embers. THIS prevents all
Noise and the us- 81 the scuttle can be
dispensed with during the entire Illness.
cereals can De made palatahle even TO
choose who begin by dislihius them il they
are prepared properly. They should not
10. boiled simply in water. but in mixture
~ equal parts Of milk and water. They
.soud NOT hc stirred. FOR stirring makes
tnem starchy. bat cooked in double boiler
dainty morzel for the hungry half hour
fsr.r. ardtiIac g. cheese crackGs." Spread
ts.l 1epaNrettes or saltti crackers with 4
Httls butter and sprinkle lightly with
grated Parmesau cheese. Place On 4 dish in
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Fruit cake. ii it is 70 Doe kept any length
OF sime before eating-and good fruit
cake is always improved by so doing
should be iced as # is needed.
\ break In "A fine handkerchief should be
attended TO al once, and if fine needle,
a No TO- and 100 cotton are used, il may be
80 neatly m,uled that no one but the
daracr will know b..
Lemons may be kept for a long time. even
months. under plass. II you are not go
Ing 10 use them Immediately. lay them on
"A HAT surface and invort a goblet over
each one. After six months imprisonment
In this way they have been taken out as
fresh and juicy as ever.
TIE best summer pies are shells Of pun
paste. filled with fresh fruit. cherries, rasp-
berries. or raspberrics and currants, sugar
eI and baked iu the oven until the fruit Is
cooked. The shells may be made by the
quantity and kept on hand for these fruit
pies. which are quickly made, or shells
may bee bought ut the contocuoners as
they are needed.
The French coffee IS always made
through filter: never boiled. II may be
PASSED twice. hut the great secret OF It's
superiority is the addition of a little ground
chicorv Grind your own coffee. using
thrcc-iuartcrs Of pound of Java with one
quarter of Mocha and a Tablespoonful OF
powdered chicory. Tho chicory can be
bought in amy German delicatcssen store
and is not injurious, as IN some parts OF
Europe the general public partakes OF col
fee made of roasted acurns ana chlcory
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Some Fashion Gossip.

Braided white mohair blouses are worn
with black or dark skirts.
New and effective Dresden buttons have
"a single brilliant hoop-rim of French jet,
Irish diamonds finest cut steel.
Solid ecru, pink. or blue linen shirt waists
have wide box pieats, with immense White
linen sailor collar and cuffs, borde-ed with
tiny washable gimp the color u the shirt
waist.
Capcs will continue to rival coats in FASH
ionable favor just as long as fun sleeves
remain in vogue. The capes Tor late au-
tumn will be made of H.rsian-trimmod,
ietted plush, satn-trimmed lIcrsey fur
trimmed plain velvet. or plush. decided
Persian cloth, wide-wale boucle cloth.
and fine ladies' cloth n btac& ana ColoIs.
Jackets will be strapped, box pltdted and
braided.
Faille, and all varieties of corded silk,
will be in great demand next season.
Duchesse satin continues to te great
favorite for evening toilets aEl for dress
accessories. 1t is popular Tor three very
good reasons. 1t Is extremely Thable. yet
is very rich and heavy In effect, quite UNI
like many Of the soft sdtlns now III use. II
has lustrous surface, ana again, it wears
better than most of the satins now maau-
featured
Judging by manufacturers samples. there
will be great use made this fall OF pretty
checked goods In two contrasting colors and
two different weaves The checks vary in
pattern from the pin-heHd or shepherd $
weaves to those from half an inch to an
inch and a half wide. These checks Will
| appear in satins, silks, all-wool stulfs, and
silk-and- wool mixtures.
Crepons will not lose favor yet. On the
contrary. they are likely to be in high
vogue for the seasons to gauflre.
creped, and relief effects with high-raised
designs will be among the novel autumn
patterns that will take the lead, not how
ever, to the forsaking of the palmer Gre
pons which very many women prefer. The
handsome crcpons are high-priced and the
inferior grades soon show wear, the cheap
priced varieties being most undesirable
and unsatisfactory purchase.
a liberal use will be made by the millin-
ers next season of velvets and velvet rib
bons Tiny toques and dress bonnets of
dark green, violet, claret, and black vel
vet Will be trimmed with shaded velvet
flowers of a seasonable kind. like nastur-
tums, wall-howers, geraniums, etc. A
lovely little model in plateau shape is made
of dark mulberry velvet, trimmed with
elderberries and richly shaded autumn
leaves.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

A North Dakota woman writes the fol-
lowing letter to The Womaus journal: Il
know from years of experience something
about the injustice of the laws, especially
with reference to the rights of property.
Ten years ago ! came with my husband to
the wilds of Dakota and took up my abode
in a sod shanty and went to work with him
to build up "A new house on the prairies,
fifteen miles from town or railroad. Dur
ing the eight years following, l worked i'm
doors and out to s4v" the extra expense
of hired help; fought prairie fires spring
and fall, until ready to drop with exnaus-
ton, to save our property from destruc-
ton; worked half the night at times from
midnight till morning, helping TO make
'smudges to keep the frost away from
the ripening grain; faced blizzards, that
strong men did not dare to combat. IN or
der to reach the barn and feed and water
the furnishing stock while my husband was
caught and detained in town by the sVorm :
cooked each summer and fall for harvest
crs and thrashers. made and sold hun
dreds of pounds of butter; raised chickens
and sent bushels of eggs to market each
year; and in fact, did everything and econ
omized in every way, as only farmers
wife can, to help tide over the bad years
and drought and frost. and save our land
from the greedy NAV of the mortgage com
pany which would certainly have devour-
ed q part of il had 1t not been for this
help All this time l endured all the in
comveuienccS connected with the making
Of a new home, together with the dangers
and priVations OF pioneer life. AMI now l
have the supreme satisfaction Of Knowing
that my husband owns "A whole section OF
fine. fertile land III this beautiful new
northwest, free from debt while, IN law,
| do not POSSESS single foot, nor can
say to whom il shall belong when l am
gone. We are childless.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

reflect credit upon the hostess: Select six
firm. good-sized bananas and remove the
pulp being careful to split open the banana
so that the skin will be perfect as possible.
Beat the pulp to a cream, measure It and
add half the quantity OF sliced fresh
peaches, one tablespoonful of lemon juice,
three tablespoonfuls OF confeetioners
sugar and one tablespoonful of sherry wine
Mix this we'll together and be very careful
not to have the pulp too liquid. Then I'LL
the banana skins and stand them on Ice
Before serving tie each banana with rib
bon.
Nothing Is more annoying during preserv-
ing time than TO have cover OF truit
Jar refuse to come off. To remedy this in
vert the jar and put the tep in hot water
for minute or two and off WI come the
cover by just the slightest effort
Now is the season Of the year for can
ming good things for winter use. Spiced
blackberries are n relish well worth pre-
pairing Wash the berries carefully and
drain in "a coander For each quart OF
fruit add two cups of graduated sugar
and half a cup of pure cidar vinegar fut
all in a porcelain lined saucepan, set on
the stove and scald thoroughly; then ada
one half dozen cloves and one and one
half ounces of stick cinnamon for each
quart of berries While the fruit IS not
pour into glass airs and cover at once.
1t will be ready for use in three or four
days.
An odd little sandwich to be tucked away
in the picnic hamper is made of peanuts.
1t is really as delicious as it Is odd. Buy
a quart of fresh roasted peanuts. Remove
the shells and red skins and chop them
very fine. Mix with "A little mayonnaise
dressing and spread between thiniy cut
slices of bread.
A new way OF cooking string beans is TO
stew them in wine. Parboil some string
beans in slightly sailed water. then drain.
Make light roux with flour and butter
and moistcu with a cup Of broth and a
elassfu. of red wine. Keep this sauce
hot on the side of the range. Put some
butter in pan and when hot add a
heavy pinch OF chopped fine herbs. and
then the drained beans. Toss them in
the butter for two three minutes. Then
put them in a dish and slowly pour over
them the prepared sauce. with a squeeze
OF lemon as finishing touch.
THE EpICURE.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

the oven long enough to brown them
slightly. These will keep for several days.
Little May wanted TO share her bon-bons
with her baby brother, but was always
told that she must wait until he had teeth.
one day while eating some especially nice
caramels she lost patience oevr the contin-
ued refusals to be allowed to divide with
the baby. and taking her hat she announced
with determination:
Use dom down town dis minute to buy
POI buddy D cents wuff of teefs!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

These stamps were issued by pustmasters
OF various towns in lS60-'6l before the reg
ular confederate stamps We're used. They
are in various coiors OF print and usually
bear the name of the town, ana sometimes
the name of the postmaster ny whom is
sued, with amount OF postage paid We
also buy all denominations Of confederate
stamps. For fun particulars address, with
stamped envelope.
STANDARD STAMP COMPANY.
Box Isl. Atlanta. Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
BY MRS. WILLIAM KING.

FOR where ''icnorance is bliss tits folly TO
he wise" But 4 have a great deal more
10 tel you OF the delightful rest | am en-
ioyirg among these mountains and the
pure air I am breathing. but you must
wait another week for my next letter
\ q. KING.
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out of she Qaestion.

From The Boston Transcript
You will have TO get somebody 10 iden-
tify YOU" said The paying teller.
"But that's impossiblew exclaimed tue
presenter of the check. since I've had this
check in my possession I've been SO proud
that my own mother wouldn't know me-.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

The two illustrations given here repre-
sent "A flower or plant that will commend
itself ia an growers. \ flower cannot flour
ish without a perfect foundation and a
perfect foundation Is impossible when water
stagnates around the roots.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

4. ". Judge, Cornelia. Ah.-A man or woman,
Ealned n. a.. khoHe, sent me 10 cents Ia pay lot
-tsHts lu~gagr on hunGic. hut sent ~" address ~
Il iaHtt return 10. or 10 hc whites you saying
address aud obiige. and will refund postage.
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The Cooks Domain.

From The Sunday WorlN.
Surprise desserts are always in demand.
They give the correct finishing touch to a
little dinner. Hero Is recipe which if
followed will delight ones guests and also
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THE KINGDOMS CORRESPONDENCE.
A GoSSipy Exchange of views Among
the Ladies' for Themselves.

Mrs. jamie 70. PARKS. Woodruff, :. C.-I would
like -e know Tie addre-s of "1irs. VI. y. k-,' WIN
in fer i.tirr to .N ouHaa's Kingdom" of July, and
spoke Oh tuc s.Shut Ia Circle.
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". AareIL. B. -. ILL. ~ ~ he

Mrs. Aurclia r.. scott. Moody, Ala.-l have been
qtte- fuuriy tins wear. I have had crop mace
s. l.r l.iy husband worked in Birmingham. wish
You ruti-d see has i good farmer I am. Ny nus
iau8 thinks have done "a rrrdingly well. lie Viii
he rfth ulr neat year 81 noting happens.
fhluE Aunt susie i~ right about girls writing
g. STRANGE boy hope tu come t. the cN position.
and Ias- viii -ei' Aunt susie.
lHt agent for Tie Constitution. % Is one oi the
l-- ual,, 81, ever read. clap out all tbs recipes
and paste t..iu ma "A book. / would not lie without
lf tur tAler t8iucS che subscription.
vii say Go Mt. q. ". Jones, Chestnut Level.
Va. Il >e Aill use equal parts. put un the stove
ard let come 90 a boil u viii he ready Tor use.
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MI-s 90. L. Ellington, 10 cents, "
VIII CLOSE with best wishes Tor aunt susie and
T7.I.H ..r. rrrHn

Mrs. W. l.. Taeur. Crescent, Ark-in farm
haF .fs. where the sitting Tunm gsurrtl'v dress
HH. Hte dutY "a sIttlUF room and uth fuoiu. TIE
demand tn tir bed q be thiuI ai beauty. a~ wrl
3 20 comfort, ~cruts most Imperative. lpr us
reason fha housewife hcstows 80 much care CA
ncr t-ol linen ~he does un her table napeTy sire
-es Go % THAR hrs sheet, and pillow slips, bolster
eases ETC.,. are numerous. properly marked, ana
81 -urh hncnc-s as her purse viii allow. and EN-
be..ishra according u her taste and SAN
Fuf a really handsome hvd-,irc~sins there will
Dc bat little work to do % one ha. the means 20
l.v tho smooth and finely woven irish linen sheets
g.A-rh come ready uliar. with a bali lnra ncm AZ
tns lower s,l-r. and = two and half inch hem
stitched one 20 the upper edge, which ~ u he
sara ed over tie roker.et
Euhr.. .cgcd initial letters, ur a monogram,
lbas 4u hitr A-i8tic Roman hu~~, o. worked sol
isl.K um 90 above sine heui. cotton sheets 81 extra
psallty are D in-t4teifea and worked "a tae same
im4umer .- sue linen oAc- th"A 20 course cost css
fhau tsusr .. iusns they sfe ALSO not nearly so
tigr4L.r. She embroidered letters. OF design. Is
a5ieu iy Ga" purchase. ~ they are made up with
ullF the uru-iltciiHu edges.
Ncare Todd ro a Ca that pillow shams are things
81 tat past bsr -tl we 80 on making tlrii, anu as
rlas are . uuuu o. a neat hou-ckceuer MAO has "A
hlst = much used room, aud az the choice itt,
between iArin Ur shan pillows. think We Viii
cantinua Co make tlie;u far sometime
bonn l-n.u -iiaiii~ made O." match sheets spoken
81 nrlsled with -.-iuch Eer-titched edges ami
,.s-eur trd with drawn sarA or embroidery above
th- h.n4s done lu A~Iauc washed SILKS, VIII pa
connection vitha uice white Mars.Illes guilt,
la..- l-fat pretty aud dainty enough Tor any
f...i souilof lac, work il beautiful for pillow
sh4rn- tary mas lie ai hue linen, ~ prcicrab y 81
amen lawn. Zine moss app .royad size for them, ga
taet Scr a Ii-.uw rnsin-, q. thittl -thf-r inches
>lr.re ihel age u~"a over covers 'i eoi'iti siih'
ol tu. -iitsia.
slr-.-ti.us ~ hani;on lace are made 90 iit the
slt .E- drawn su shu iaru ANA aro caught down
tt .an- sni short hur.uu hnie stitches with A~i-
.f3. N.lltuu lyt tHtead. -kein 20 tins thread IS
: llarrel ui heaufv within itself and when used
4a 6. ttrrttun wifh the lace an1 linen lawn has
tio' r..Iov 'ti,- ghat VIII be- the correct thing
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

This new device allows plenty OF mois-
ture t. the soil. but prevents the injurious
sta@natiou. Seeding orchids, especially
thrive In this perforated pot, for they are
particularly sensitive 10 the trouble that
the pot is intended TO remove.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Send for one oE them. The GOn>ti-
tution.s Premium High ATu. Machine
VIII be delivered, freight paid, Gor
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Words To the Wise.

From The Sunday World.
Sine VINO would preserve comfortable
temperature during the summer should re-
member that the warmth following the
consumption of Ice cream soda is intense by
COMPARISON with tine moments coolness
w'ile il IS beng consumed, and that even
after drinking hot tea.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Ms. u. q. licwCtt. Brandon, IcN.-f am 50 de-
sIrularuf creep iu tliis morning Tor some words
e.. cheer through thc column, 90 the der Con~ti-
tEfGuu.
am q young hou-ekeepor with one child, hut
the recent death ut huih parents and. others nt
fne family. have thrown i've sw 'ct httl" Orphan
.-frs lm 10y care aud lee! incompetent ~ raise
fua.u could ANY Of the dear sisters write and
..ivt uie advice or send me rood hooks. papers.
etc.. I would ic tfauAiu l anG would return the
favor. J want tIe hhle Irwin Hrlis, 10y Ray
Huiis I vii L.3Ve pIthcr medical receipt Tor
rheumatism, ratarrh. or Inflammation that cost
So. Eond ~uap reec4.t, og give instructions how
% paint glass make WAY dolls, fruit, etc. 10y
mail. Mute what you want.
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She who wishes to present an attractive
appearance TO the community should inn
press upon her mind that a dozen l2-ceat
sing hams mako woman GliuGcr and
cooler to look upon than one silk mule at
81. so a yard.
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with soap IS too hard tor any
woman. This hard work that
Pearline saves isn't the whole
matter; it saves money, too
money that's thrown away in
clothes ncedlessly worn out
and rubbed to pieces when you
wash by main strength in the
old way. That appeals
where is the man who wouldn't
want TO have the washing
made easier-when he can
save money by it? $50
Iseware OF limitations. JAMES PYLE, n. Y.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

She who wishes to ~ through life easily.
without any blEhted hopes or d.spelled il
iusions, viii not lsten too attcutive.y to
summer VOWS OF admi alton. She viii re-
member shat heat AMI moonlight combined
affect even strong winds. and that ire
spons.biIty begins with June.
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An old Confederate In Need of As
.tNtance.

Rev. ID G. Hatcher. Of Luling. Tex, an
cN-metnber OF the Seventeenth Georgia reg
ifptnt and "a BAPTIST minister. owiNS 70 long
continued IN health, Is now IN very desu-
tt,ts circumstances Any assistance from
mis- old comrades or Baptist brethren viii
h. most highly appreciated 10y him.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

New York August l5.-Mr. Andrew Pick
ems calhoun ANA AIss Florida Lee were
married al 70 O'Clock at "Lccside." the old
family homestead al the Lees, near Car
mel. X. \. The wedding was private
one. owing TO q recent death in the family
of the bride
Mr.. Andrew Pickeus Calhoun is a great
grandson OF John g. Calhoun. of South Car
DINA, and nephew OF Colonel john {. CAT
houn of New York and Mr.. Patrick Cal
houn.
Johnny. dear" said his mother, who
was trying To iuculeatc a lesson in indus
try, "what DO you suppose mamma would
do for YOU If YOU should come TO her
some day and tell her that you loved your
stulics2' Lick me for telling false
hood" said dear lttle Johnny, with the
frankness of youth.-The American.
Mistakes of Natural History.
From The New York Recorder.
''Whalebone." began the teacher, ISM
"a bone at all"
.Wcl." broke in the bold bad boy, 81
isn't "A whale. either; SO what is it?'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Miss Iudie Ellington. West station, Miss.-I
have been .aiua NJ Tor somctlm" uf writing a
hrlcL letter 20 Woman Kin dom and All tlat has
prevented uIc from putting my thoughts into eN-
s.uriun. was thl need uf >ulclrut courage Go back
fare. have been silent reader ol the tonstltu-
tion fuT several year. and do mot see how we
could hardly get alou. without %.
enjoy reading Noman's kingdom ana Aunt
>usi.'s department % much. would Ike 80 well
e. Aunt susie and near hrr tLlk- Her letters
are aluay, 50 interesting, tliaE rcadfn. them
mahts me want 10 see her, Tor the reason she
seems % have such strong feeling 81 love and
sympathy Tor fle sick and afflicted ones.
! iueio-u - cents for the benefit ui tho GRADY
hospital. Below are tie names ana address ut
tll,-t who helped me 20 send the little mite:
airs $. Is. tsnyton. - cents West Mis-.
80 "a. q. euyton. -
zr. e.. 10. Hand. 10
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
Let the men wash,

hey won't get you
Pearline. Let
them try it for
themselves, and
see if they don't
say that washing
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Nothing Is more annoying during preserv-
ing time than to have a cover of n fruit
lar refuse to come off. To remedy this in
vert the Jar and put the tep in hot water
for minute or two and off WI come the
cover by just the slightest effort.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

WOWucr he CUuIGent NM 0NITTNT 00FH0W
who would marry him NO wonder his
wife died young Bur ii anybody wants 10
fads and fashions and can't iud language
enough IN the dictionary, l5t De m read
Ward or "The Friroiities Of Fashion hug
look out for lock Jaw. Womeu's long waists
and short skirts and mems Ions hair seem
to have demoraii1cd linn utterly. lie wants
tailors and BARRIERS compelled "a dc tEei'
duty. BILL AK.
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send for one Of them. The ConSti-
suAion's Premium Hirh Arm Nnchiac
s,fit be delivered, freight paid, for
81.