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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1896-08-06


"' We steep
Ina boutbtfn1 Wi ,rritte. art,cI.
on Dreams aud IT,, N,.,,,i... - -,
The North American Review FIizabcrb
Bisland reminds ~ thai ,ye ara. 80 f..
miliar with tine ngenorcpa IF sire,
thai tie straupe.f dra.pus con,e A. no
surprise SIZE SAYS. flnlv.
prove that Won have the bvnnotic
power to make 4 man fol main Of pleas.
ure without material c,n.a. that Won
can fore him to bsIjey,. himself - sol.
dior. sly. or a woman. or thai H. i,
/ three feHt Eish. or Two u r,ons At once.
and he VIII game upao thi, occult mas
terry with alv, ana wild ,ulprlse-ha
who evely - hour If hi, life. with no
more magic potion than healthy fatigue.
with no greater wonder working wea1ou
than pillow. my create for himself
I phantasmrul d fusion, beside which all
mesmerc suggestions ~. Lat the fat
test Of dull commaHnlac..
Because people mr. afraid of being
thought supI~ts3aos with regard to
/ dreams thor. H. - u uu.eientltIr
avoidance of thu - ea1 IrIc. which j.
no less iap..,litlHaz and pueriIe, the
/ consequence ri W6aa foolish reVnlSiu
has haen that oAe II t.r most curious
/ fuieuaa~et the brain i. >tlll Ia aBerlud
OF universal xs~tlsation-left umrX-
ahmed AND unexplained SOM dab
bling there has bun IN The matter, bar
so lar no teuahla explanation ha- been
Offered OF those strange Illusion, of
sleep VIII which all mankind i, tamil
lar The results up 10 tins ume al This
ddbhllng are tor the most part OF httlr
more value than the contents Il thr
greasy, we'll thumhed drcamAeok- that
formed the only and dearly beloved liz
hral] Of eighteenth century mllkmads
ana apprentices. The greater portion If
such labor as has been bestowed on the
subject has been mainly directed toward
efforts 10 prove the extreme rapidlty
with winch the dream passes through
the mind, and that 1t Is some trivial
outward cause at the moment Of rous-
ing from Slumber, such as noise, Il
! light or the like, which wakes the
bralh To tins miraculous CELEBRITY OF I'M
| aSlnatlVe creation
Inc general CONVICTION that dreams
| occur only at the instant OF the awaken
ing Shows how lttIe real attention has
D'eh bestowed upon the matter, since
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1896-01-05
POR UNA MTRADA

tirsnos felonez. Mi rossro debi6 contraeree muy
viaiblem snte, porque mi veaina me dijo al oido
-Esto es pas6n y rivalidad deolarada.
Yo repliqu&:
IA fe mia, no hare juramento! Teneis
ojos de lipce no so os puede ooultar NADIA.
Acababa de cantarse Ell ''Ite MESA est =
los felea Sc dirigfan q la puerte, alberta de par
en- par, por la que ae vefa Ia plaza LENA de
gente.
M de Barges regnl6 81 paso para llegar
Ia pila del aqua bendita al rnismo tempo que la
seflorita de Lessart, q la que 20 precedfa slgu-
nos pasos.
No Sc que presentimiento me adVirti6 que
debia aominarme.
Un destelo de los ojos amen zadores de
aquel hombre me dio entender one presa
de una irritaoion sup~ema, eausada evid yrte.
mente por una negattva dc la seforita Lessart
escucharle.
Continue andando hacia Ia pila del aqua
benfita que, segun he sabido mas tarde, desem-
pefiaba m papel tan importante en ests histo-
ris, pero e.vuelto entire Il multitud que se apre-
surabs sslir, como Enrique " entire las carre-
taB de la oalle de la Herrera, qued6 8 bastsnte
distanca de M de Barg6s. que sc coloc6 d Ia
dereoha de 10 pila esper6
Delda eatOnces eu intenci0n no podfa ea-
tar mas de manifesto, quedd del todo deson.
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Sc VENDE en $1,000 una casa en- La
carTetera de- Hato-rey, cerca de Rio-piej 1
dfas, C IN algunas cuerdas de terreno. In
f-rmaran Tanca 8, altos. 1O-7
JULIAN SILvA.-SAN JUSTO 49,
Deposito de Maquinas de coser compra venta yalqui
Ter SO dan aplazos sendo. responsible Ia misma
Maquna; So hacen las composicones pOr dihciles que
sean, garantlzandoag. Accesorios agujas de tOdas
classes para las mtsmas ademas 80 compran yenden
naHebes 1sados. (P)
Gsde6n Sc encuentra solo en- gu daspa.
cho con su perro Leaf, cuando recibe la
vista de un amigo. que le dico al entrar:
-Qaerido g de6n, tengo que hablar
co 1tigo reser a1amente. -. iNOs oira al.
guiep
Espera, dice gravemente Gede6n.
hace salir al perro.
I'll TOnTO,---Unico dep6sito del desa-
areditado RON TOPACIO las tres s 8. g..
Este ron p6simo, internal mata- -gente, sc
regala q los tocayos del establecimiento
30 oentavos botella.
ij--Pavla-A.iJ Arecibo
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BzBLroTHoA Dn STA CORRESPONDENCE"

bierta cuando snmergio su4 dedos en- el >sgua
bendita la ofreoi6 la seflorits de LessartN cue
eataha ceroa de 81.
No s6sqn6 ardor de lccha rerturbd mi na-
tnr4l, de suYo tan pacific; pero por IN dbito
esfoergo hendf la multitud que me separeba de
la hija del ooronel = nj .ndo con IN movi-
miento de gran energfs nj m no en 81 santo II
guido, en- el cual sc sumergii hasta Ia mitad,
tendf mi vez los dedcs teando al idolo, que
volvio hacia mi los ejos con expression de reco
nocim ento acepto de mt Que para ella
mas que un desoonocdc 8 Il meros IN extra
Il 10 que rechaz6 de Nj de B .rges, con quiep
habia hecho IN viaje de muchoa dias con
qui1n debi6 haber cassdo.
Sin, quererlo, sobre todo sin pensarlo,
acababa de proporci ns1le Ia coyuutura p ra ha-
Ger una demoatracion pub lea humillante para
aquel bellaco, quien de este modo kigpi6caba
su desd6l una ruptura deinitiva
Es.impesible deoribir el rechinamieDto de
dientes ds eete brnto, obligado renunoiar su
preea; Ell afan del desquite que Sc manifesto en-
81 faz ocDvulsa con la iro 1ioa amarga sonrisa:
per IN instante pude terner que Ia la1ga mano
de M do B>rges SO bajase sobre mi propia cara,
en- Ia miama iglesis, 10 oual me h1hiera arraatra-
do & extrehes depforsbles,
Afortu iadamente 40 aucedio nads.
LA aenorite de Leaaart said acompanada
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veNTA DE cAsAs.-Eu Paerta de

terra, Segunda II ca, Be VenFen tres casas de ma
dera con zocalos de mamposteria y sus sola es nd
meros 1917. La prime-a da fre te la carre
terra sitio donde consruira Ia plaza. La tegunda
continuation de la anterior. La tercera frente Ia
cae de San Agustiu, Todas tienen balloon gale.
rias IN gran algibe que surte de aqua al Vecin
dario, latrnas de- mamposteria con boyedas sunni.
dero Esta acabai las de construir producer ell
2 por ciento de interes. Sc admten proposiciones;
la mitad al contado la otra mtad plazos con un
modi~o inteFes Infor An las mlsmas hncas
en- la Capt,l don Benito Zalduondo tienda La LU
Ma. Las ref,rdas casas est in dspue tas para re"-
Dir fahrica de mamposteria pu ienen cmlentos
prOposito I5-l0
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G Il A R A D A

Uao es voz que us6 Ell latino;
prfnaG cinco vale can;
tres cudtrO cfncO un obrero;
t9"ne tres dos mi cantar,
nIoe Ia gente, Sc insufta,
81 verdaa, 8 cosa tai.
El ser tOdo fle un oficio
productive On otra edad.
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c4FEREsTAuRANT LAELEfAN.

GA Ia Ia Gt'Is de San Isto 6squlna Ia Llna
acaba abrif estas esable .imiento monta-
do convenientem ente. se sirvirdn com das durante
ell dia hasta las doe4 de Il no he Sc $ rven
GARCIA y Compa1da prepietaros -lNjta: Sc ofreceu
habitaciones com ,das veniladas en- la parte alta
del edifco. l5-7
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VIM de LoaRoso, bodhgaa de Garcia


ho stas en- Angueana Rioja cosecha de 1859
ene vino ha sdo 9naizado Laboatorc
esta cludad vista pr0pOrclona
udad De sus components prncpaes fu6 deola
eado bueno exento de tmpurezas nolVas la saud
81 oerhcad0 que ategua Las excelencias del VINO DE- Lo
GRONO 10 disposition de los
nicos agentes suscrben Sobno de La INA Compait
LOSpreeOs cuarterOas modied Ia Ooans dc 6OtS
las vale es-at. r,
sOPIIM[3MO. .7SonetO
Tengo al perdoa al aim ran dispuesta
como Borda La ofensa " al b ,lapa
y nj Ell NAL que recibo nj ell bien uue ha1o
merecen alabama nj protesta.
La mala voluuta1 no me molesta
nj Ell injusto desd6n me lcausa estrapo:
al sentir de TRACTION algdn amago.
siempre doy el desprecio por resp1esta.
De la maldad el g6rnen ipfacundo
arraigar en- mi seno no ha podido.
y d5spacho, qoiza, de todo ell mundo,
soy 5liz, porque es11iaf que ne recibido
10 tni lanza'> les len profundo
al alb sdel olvido.
Francisco Copella.
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care tel slRlO" de Gabriel Lila

CAFE "El SIGlO de Gabriel Lila
br6s o. San Francisco 59.-En dicho
ESTABLISHMENTS 80 venden los renombra-
dos tabaoos de La fabrica = La bella Roai
ia de Cayey, propiedad de don Carlos
Lspez E1tr.4 otrA muchas vitolas SO Gu
cuentran los llamados Imperiales, Caballe
ros. Ragalia Britanica, Autonomistas,
Reina Victoria, Londres, Conchas, Brevas
otros muchos. Sc garantiza que la ra
ma es lagitima d las vegas de la Plata.
En- EI Siglo se eucuentra buen cafe desde
las de Ia manana en- adelanta 15-12
KlOSKO EN- vENTA.-Se vende el
kioekn central que ant9s estaba colOcadO
en- la plaza de Arrnas que hov SO encuen
ira en- la de San Francisco Para infor-
mes dirijirse al cafe El Siglo, San Fran
cisco SO. 3-S
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n n M6dico Ciru-
.l0'p ISN0IfI, lano. par rticipa
- ~ 0oO1ISL1 al Iilh'icO nua

Ia hora de inscripci1a y reconocimi 'nto
para ell ingeeso COIN lab ,naios au Clfui-
ca es de q do Ia tards to dos los dias
dssds esta cha en- su domicilio Fer
taleza 21, altos. 15-2
,tra amigos:
-Pr6stame dos duros.
-iP ra qse?
-fre 10 dire deepu6s ndrfa que ha-
certe I'M discurso muy largo.
-Puedes pronunciarlo. Lo dnico que
pianso prestarte es una atenci6n muy pro.
funda.
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soluci6n la Charada de aver
A-LE-Vf 81 MA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-09

have been visiting at T. VI. Tobn's. n
returned home last week.-Rev. Art
W. Stone. who has been home on a slI
visit, left Wednesday for Burlington II
whence he goes to Rutland this week
take the position of assistant rector
the Episcopal church.-Rev. Il. s. st
and wife of Enosburgh Falls were in I'd
a few days last week.-The Leap Year
held here Friday evening was the erea
society event of the season and was a
plete success. Fifty-fivc couples took 4
IN the dance while a large number attic
ed as spectators. PaTkers orchestral
st. Adams furnished excellent music. !
Mr.. Aikens and wife OF the new rest1
ant were the caterers. furnishing a Il
supper directly underneath the h
The new Methodist church bell iowa
which Mr.. and Mrs. David Lawrence g
$50 and which was rung for the first I
by David Lawrence only few days q
tolled Monday forenoon for his de .
which occurred at $50 a. M, after an
ness of few days. Mr. Lawrence VOL
have been 81 years old next month.
has long been one of the pillars of
Methodist church and gave $500 iowa
rebuilding after tho loss of their church,
fire last July He has taken great inter
in the new church and was happy to h :
llNtu " Stt II OtEuDleu anu StTNlCtS
there. He was a pleasant man to mi
and one OF our most substantial citize|
having by thrift and economy accumulaI
quite a competence.
There was n race on the river Tuesday
ternoon between local horses for snI
purse which was gotten up BY subsc3
ton. Levi OuimettSs mare took the Il
heat David Debarge's PAGER the next. d
Ouimette's the third and fourth he'd
Ouimette's mare won first money: 1
barge's PAGER second and Louis Lavigrt
little PAGER third.
A quiet little wedding was solemnil
by Rev. F. w Garland at the rectoryj
the Episcopal church Wednesday event.
The bridegroom was Walter c. Butt
| field. bookkeeper for the Atwood Suspei
er Company, and the bride was Miss III
tic T. Cain. who Is forelady for the sal
company. Both of these young peo|
are held In high esteem and are popuI
here. They left on the evening train
a wedding trip and are expected back 81
urday They have pleasant rooms neJ
furnished in the house owned by M
Lizzie Wait on First street.-The fune|
of David Lawrence was largely attend
from his late residence this Wednesd|
afternoon.-Frank V. Pierce was out fr'
st. Adams yesterday and reported NJ
Pierces condition as less favorable.
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GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
SOUTH HERO.

We want the Burlington people to ht
us to an electric road between the Isla
and the Queen City. 1t would be a payi
investment. We are willing to do all
can afford to. Ifthe business men of Bl
lington knew the amount Of business
would take 10 that city they would ia
hold of it.--Juan Robinson is buying bea
and storing them.--Fruit tree agents q
thick-Jennie Gordan Of Grand Isle
here visiting Juan r. Robinsons people
The funeral OF Wallace p. Hall was I'D
at his late home last Friday afternod
Rev. Mr.. Willis officiating, assisted
Rev. W. c. Clark. Among those who 4
tended from out of town were Mr.. Luth
Herrick and wife, II. H. Fuller and WI!
Miss Amanda Fuller from Milton. NJ.
Norris and wife from Burlington.-MI
Louise Phelps left on New Years day 4
New Jersey, where she expects to enga
in Holiness work.-Mr. and Mrs. Har
Macomber entertained the young peorX
with whist last Friday evening.-Mr
Josselyn of Brattleboro Is the guest
Miss Ella Wadsworth.-Mis Ella Wad|
worth gave a party Saturday evening
honor of her guest. Mr.. Josselyn.-MiX
Josie Parrot returned to her work in Blu
lngton Monday.-Mrs. Reuben Allen Is
very feeble h.-Thermometers regi
tered 90 below zero Monday morning
Livingston's New Years eve was we'll al
tended. Professor Phelps sang several
lections, appropriate for the OCCASION
Mrs. Gale and Mrs. Petty are at the no
pital in Burlington for treatment.-ThI
week is being observed as week of pray
at the Methodist church.
NORTH HERO.
Will Tass:e has returned TO MassachV
sets, after n weeks vacation.-Matt
Hyde has gone to Ansonia, Conn, to II,
with her brother, Merton, this winter
Fred Smith of Milton has been visiting !
w. r, Donaldson's.-Cora Petit teach&
in West Swanton this wlnter.-Afatt
Hazen is visiting friends in Rouses Poin
There was a dance at Robert Tassie |
New Years eve which was we'll attendeS !
Rev. George Burke has been visiting
Montreal lake Is frozen over ono
more.-The thermometer registered "a dS
grees below zero Monday morning.
ALBURG CENTRE.
Dana Duba has been quite i'll for a FEY
days.-Miss Lura Marvin returned (
Boston Monday.-Mrs. Wesley RockweI
and Miss Nellie Rugar of Burlington haI
been visiting friends In town and Isle II
Motte.-The lake has frozen over agai}
so that 1t is safe for teams from here
the station. January LIST the lake wd|
clear of ice and 1t was good boatirG.-Th
for the young ladies home on a vacatioI
who are members of the League. Ther'
were about % present and a pleasar
evening was spent-Mrs. f. II. Young
quite ill.-Mrs. C, II Honsinger and son arI
both i'll with grip.-Rev. II. A. Spencer d
Montpelier will preach Sunday morninI
in the Nj e. church at the Centre.
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Bargains in Linens.

this part: this room will also be used for
storage purposes. new hard wood floor
VIII he laid, new white oak finished shelves
ard counters will be prt in the grocery
department, which will be extended about
20 feet. The store L. 10 he painted and
thoroughly renovated inside and when
those manifested improvements are fin
ished MI Yandow will have quite an at
tractive place Of busincss
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gone to Barre to work.-IIerbert Cotton
has bought back his former wood business
in Burlington, and gone there to live
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Stevens entertained tho
progressive euchre club Friday evening,
twenty-eight being present.-Mrs. Byron
Jones who has been very Ill Is better
Mrs. j. G. Tomlinson is slowly recovering
from long and serious i.lness.-The
friends and neighbors gave Mrs. Kate
Berry surprise recently. Music and
dancing was enjoyed by a goodly number.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-09
LAMOILLE COUNTY.
MoRRISvILLE,

Bishop Hall will speak before uniot
congregation at the Congregational churcl
next Sunday evening. Several from herj
will attend the State Dairymen's meeting
In Rutland this week. among them bein(
Representative c, #. Smith and wife, Had
rison Dodge and George II. Terrill. TIL
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrj
Continued on 7th page.)
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wher
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, it,
many excellent qualities commend it
10 all AMI have made it the mosr
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
nd 81 bottles by all leading drug
lists. Any reliable druggist whc
lay not have it on hand will pro
lro it promptly for any one who
ishes to try it. DO not accept an,
bstitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup CO.
: 3AN f6ANOisOo, CAL.
sV"sMlkks ~: Asw E06xs G.k
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SMve&Hsl;u&ut1suv
This Cold Weather

Has made us think that possibly there might be
person. possibly more who would like nice new jacket
they thought they could afford it, Now have few lett and
all this seasons goods and right in every respect We have
marked them down to leave with hand at the
END OF the winter To do this have take heavy loss
but will be your gain. The great prices is that
should command the attention Of ALL whether they desire to
avail themselves of Il or not
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Gates will continue 20 buy butter. sugar
and eggs the same as before.-F. ID. Tay-
Tor will take C. w. Powell's place in +. l..
Hopkins store.
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BOLTON.

Miss Belle Morse Of Richmond Is spend
ing a few days at her father's.-Miss
Mamie Phillips Of Windsor IL homo for a
two weeks vacation.-Alice Powers, who
is attending the convent school at Bur-
lington, was at her grandfather's through
the holidays.-Dora Hall Is quite Ill with
Q nervous tIouble.-Miss Kato Pease has
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FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Kendall of Burlington spent tho
holidays at Martin Praries' George and
Charles Wood of Barre are visiting friends
in town.--Maynard Young of Essex Cen
tire is spending few days with his moth
er. Mrs. Joseph Young.-Mss Ella Randall
has gone to Springfield Mass, to be alb
sent a few weeks.-C. w. Gates has sold
his stock of goods to c. w. Powell and
possession was given January !. Mr..
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ENosBURGH.

rhe Y. ~ C. =. will hold their next
meeting in Memorial church the evening
OF January lO.-At the annual meeting OF
the First Congregational church, held
January 2, Deacon 8. II. Dow was chosen
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-01-09

Thermometers ranged from % to 80 de-
grees below zero on Monday morning
Harry Norris is home from Albany Busl-
ness college. He has now gone to Baare
to visit a brother-Rev. and Mrs. Kinney
conducted the services on Sunday evening
at the Congregational church. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinney are In the mission field and
gave some very interesting accounts of
their work In Vermont in organizing Sum
day-schools In neglected places. Mrs.
Kinney who is a f1ne vocalist, sang two
solos, which were much enjoyed.-There
were 80 or more at the literary society on
Friday evening last. The next meeting
is to be with Mrs. W. s. Nay.-The school
lyceum decided last week that Cuba ought
to be free.-The Ladies' Industrial society
give the hrst sociable of the season OH
Friday evening at the Congregational
church parlors.-W. s. Stevens and wife
have been absent for few days In Essex
during the last days and burial Of Mr..
Stevens father, Erastus Stevens Of that
place.-Principal barrow Chittenden read
very Interesting paper before the literary
society last week on THE Stage in Shake
speare's Time" and Miss Della Church
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also gave pleasing paper on 1.-THE Life of
Shakespeare" The society is taking up
the study of Hamlet-Deacon 4. Barney
bought at a recent auction the house &C.
oupcid by the late Hannah Thorpe. About
ten acres Of land went with the house and
both sold for f1300.-The Good Templars
gave surprise supper at the hall on
Tuesday evening. Report has come that
Henry Mead, brother Of our townsman,
Seth Mead. has recently died at his home
in one of the Western States.--The Shep-
ard family are to give one Of their ever
popular concerts on Saturday evening at
G. A. r. hall.-Seth Mead and wife are ex-
pecting to spend the remainder OF the
winter with their daughter, Mrs. d. G.
French, In New York.-Wright s. Prior,
who has been visiting friends in town, has
returned to his business in Worcester,
Mass.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-09
LlrrLn sun nays.

woman In love Il almost a. bad as the
mother Of the most wonderful child that evcr
lived. She can talk Of nothing but the
charms Of the beloved one.
Tho Yvete uuiibert hat n = thickly plated
straw with Henry II. crown. Tho trim
ming consists Of a couple OF black tips. some
taffeta ribbon and a jewelcd star.
A steamer chair on the porch with couple
of denim pillows to add their quota Of COM
fort, will keep many q man from ftraytpg
out for those FEW minutes which all too fre-
uuontly become a few hours.
As dyspepsia Ia a foe TO beauty, many
women order special dccoctiops at tho drug.
gists supposed to Danish It. the while tholr
friends think they have strong pcnchant
for ice cream soda and orange phosphnteu.
Graduating classes who have agreed that
no CONNIE cement gown shall cost moro than
SO Impress the fathers moro favorabiy cons
corning what education has dono for them
sibly dvy!rs.
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TIE SWEETEST SONG.

I asked H. nous singer who had sung
The songs which half a listening world hat
What wss Tie song that touched his heart tho
What was the sweetest song he ever heard.
The singer unused . moment. then replied;
Elm ropic climes our good ship lay be-
Gained
MaiiFnent fever held me In It's tolls
'riiI in a mad deiirium raved
OF ouenchless flames. and burning. endless
thirst
"one day woke. though stll seemed to
I heard The eurgling waters sweeping past
The cool Winds famed my head yet hot from
Delicious rest and lsnguor niled my soul;
And. then. o. welcome sound.
Tho cry Land bo.'
TIC sailor. gathered on tho deck TO zee,
And as tho good ship bounded through the
'Tvss "Homs Sweet Home"
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rnILLs AND rR,voLs.

old-fsahioned silk trocadc II used for waist
coats. rcvcrs and cuifs. and white MORO silk
appears ntas guist on white alpaca gowns.
Tulie and chiffon, with u satin edge, nro
sold by tho hundred yardn FOR neck ruchos
and fr!ling on capes. parasols and gowns.
Pearl. yellow aud piuk tan shades arc the
correct colors In gloves.
White gowns nre 10 DO worn more chan ever
this season for Informal aa we'll as dresay
occasiona, aud thaha are accompanied by
white hats, ahocs and parasor.
Vandyke collars aad ecru and white hhtiste
trinmcd with laco and .nsorion, arc made
to wear over thin summer gowns.
Beautiful designs In Louis XVI, trimmings
are broad bands of black lisss. with irregular
or straight edges covered with natural tintva
nowerp and renaissance lace scrolls In white.