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Iron Comfy Items.
PARowAS, Iron County,
Utah, Feb. 3, 1890.

Utah, Feb. 3, 1896.
To tho Editors
WhOoping cough Ia very bad among
the children Of Parowsn at the present
tine; hardly a family free iro.d u.
Last night the citizens d this place
were treated to AgTand concert given
by David Edwards and bis choir nom
Pafagoouah assisted by Prot Thomas
Durham and tue PAfOwan choir. Bfu.
h wards IN a musical power Ia him.
suii having hue voice with great
volume aud eWeetne's; he July sut-
tanned the muslcai fame u hia native
land, uVaf I'D Vale. "COms where
tue Llllies Boon" by David Edwafus
aud company, "the Whippoorwnl
Song" by Miss Minnie Adams auu
othOrt; "Old Gl1ry," Wy Miss lssie
Durham, were splendid, anu indeed
oil the singing was finely Iol,; An
organ solo by George HauEt, q uvtrl
ufganitt OF this part VI the country,
We think would b. nuTj 10 exec.
"Swe,t Home" with its variations, on
the violin, by James stones Vt Para.
gO0nah, We untfy people Ut
least thought almost perfection;
n number OF comic SONGS, HBJ
Rotations, comic ami otherwise, were
given. Altogether I. II was one OF
our mos, noted musical ENTERTAINMENT,
anu We have had several IN our time.
ITEM.
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Ml'2i the House resumed bnsIn...
w with one slight CORRECTION ths
HaiaAl VA approved. ''
PETITIONS AND CLAIMS
.asis telng no unfinished busir...
' Nale 'as House, the matter OF nell.
Wiiand claims was taken On. Nv"
NJ a;a', petition No. 20, presented hv
=. :. VahH, va ifsm residents on o..
sass,ing The passage Of +. B, No. o.
hlluoh 10 elections. Rets,,.I ~
Nlhl1'se on elections. W
y, SANE disposition was mad. =,
~. Essllion from re lden,s
vlaie, Weber county. sn" OF
n.y., aa.' 20. petition came from osd.u
ns.,, .ns ispeal Of tue prtsens ls..,
's'ltlhg police and tre rnn, Jaw
XIV, ulglng that offices now "na,
eNSeuol Of such boAids sb"nT, uuuet
mi maze !. y, disposal OF the people ~ "a a.
nips,,tl. ,as committee on munioinsI
a,a,s claim No. 22, a,hinn,,
N.Y. I,el y, claims lm' sgAlnst The ioSm voc pay
~ wo ol1sr', amounting I ~ sS%h
aEni. " 'he committee an
n, Committee RrpoRTs,
a, n, anilIes gu ludlclarv ,...,
d, ,''a,, ,ellon Oh s. b. NJ Hpotled
ssiIsI, 'W T.', adopted win in o o., and
h. ,,. ans Committee rsoom,,.
| H. S'I e win Ansndm vSUl@% ne a .
~, - y resald 10 St,s. n'' OF BIB,
a,t,ly. P'' was adopted unsni
.ti'i "RRnli!'' on oprollm.0,
| B. ~ '1 \, Of tax sal co. 's sSH
,.at,,g.,..'. 10 di'lhoI cvu ~ Vial OF
A,Nl. sp"aTr which VIZ, ~, ~, .hs
p,si.!' I,sD, y. Commute. ,...
| VT passage Of Il. i b. Me- recon ON
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Mates.

MI. Condon,a tetorta ate aometines
miTth.proyoksrs.
The House did considerable bus 1.
meas today aud did Il quickly.
The antitrust bill will create con.
siderable interest when the Judiciary
committee reports Il 10 the House.
N ,hs a's,sm"st ~ I'M p'na ls, 70 soIass
n.aJs v.,nr,n E., o,no.s
Nv ov uo, taani 1920 .KIsis'o's
w NV W O'''' ''ss'~"0"'
House committees met yesterday
afternoon ana this morning, but there
IL 80 much work ahead Of them that
final results were arrived at In but few
cases,
Aillson's lbiii providing Tor State
board OF examiners enectnally does
away Win inc biaie printer proposi-
srv SUNNY ou.stinn I'm s,,n.iian
d,cidediy invarahIe 10 m. st.ta,' ,,,,,
eats
The proposed legislation which dis
criminates against non-union employees
IL OF kind with that which would
discriminate against union members.
The iaoor unions hsking Tor legislation
should remembsr Ihet there 10 Someone
In the Stale besides themselves, at least
90 far a. TO Try TO be iair.
Cbide.lets bill, 4, IA. 70 ,.ls,,,n
In ths election of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, ~
Congtess, pToyides Thai nj IN. ssns,si
election In 1895 and avery i've vsas.
thereafter. there mu,t be- elsctaS o.
saon CONVERSATIONAL dl,ttIct ona ,an, ~.
sentative 10 the Conere,s Of ths rni,an
states. The vote FOR Reprasen,s,,ss
must DO cnnvassed, certified TO and
transmitted In ths same manner NJ the
vote LOT STATE onoefs' Ihs Governor
must, rs soon hs me returns are can
yassed, uansmll'o 'ne person elected
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DON'T KNOW ABOUT 1T NOW.
Captain Donovan Has Rcconsidered
Ills Illsnton 10 RtsIgu-frleuds
COUNSEL Him Not To.

twas given out on good authority
this afternoon that Captain Donovan,
yielding to the solicitations aud coun'
sci Of friends. had recoI -.deIei
his intention to resign. He hal
meeting with Mayor Glen I'm.
ming this forenoon at the conclusion
Of which no determined TO face tue
i.,ue 10 the end. HE letter OF Tesig.
nation, which II IL uudsrtood was
written out win not now he pres-ntyt
u nle,a he shall again chance his N nJ.
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AS TO cIIiEF PRATT.
Interesting Lectures.

Hon. b. II. Roberts will lecture Mt
the Phillips Congregational church,
corner OF Seventh East and Filth
South, At O'Clock tomorrow evening.
The subject Of the lecture will be
paul" Prot. Marcus T.. Jones will
lecture In the same place = week from
tomorrow evening. Tho professors
subject will DO "The Building OF the
Earth" no having some new the cfies
10 advance In this matter.
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Or. J. 4. Kingsbury will lecture
upon The Chemistry o. tho Air, and
illustrate his lecture by experiments nj
the Laboratory building Of the Univsr-
sity OF Utah on Friday evening, Feb.
II. The nnhlIo Ialnvlltd
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,,,E sESArE

s,prsc'sdins' Wa
ruE SENATE
ia, su,lps,s Of the session
n. 'l s,...s, suo,lc Of petition. ,,
wla' s %sTsy. Of Ogden ,sIp'y S ere,
s'r,l0i Vet Of ciiici,l salaries. Inc
% 's' IVY .,iS !, va, high time TOT .Ss
Ts'lIi'n ','u 70 l,vi,laie for the people
l'.,,'' ! ~ eflo. holders .,,
l,'". .,,,,ou VA, referred to mo '0'"
gI,,, on salaries, . ,,,,,iop from
c,ns'n rr,n,,,IOnsr, regarding f'h
,,s CAN'T; committee Oh ~"
pH' COMMITTEE RKroR1H
.,.., oi the sngfotsing Ano
.,sIllss committee, rep oi.e s,,r,y and
,li,.Ii.ss. b. n. seal, iof cou l,,.d NV
,tio iD, , ~ rho bill was sighou W
.hu''.,ssnt Of the senatc. NTH
ne $1,000 Of the Judiciary commly
sulus,ss NH 10 transfer tue sehooI
iSi,po,"sr 80 dumb property 10 the
y 20 sac school f)r the deaf anu
Vhh o "a ,.esmmen led ils passage.
'vr't,,,l,f, q tue elections cynl "a
,ssssmmended the passage % %. %
d ,iimts sgSlns. the elective %
eaH. ,,,ta.
u,nn,s,,,on WIS received from
,,sHsu,e ANNOUNCING me elsnh,u,.
s.,b,s,satei Of II. b. 90 sh'snu,sk
NM Tor redemption o. properly
W. s y, ,,.,,. and IA. b. 81, liking w.
~ :" ,,,,l N civil cases. Tue Dllls
.',, signed By The president Of 'ne
-suils.
s,,,,l.,d introduced s. q. u. 3,
.'t,ne lot The tecrelafy Of Stale
'.''rs sopl,s Of laws to the county
.,,ts Tne rules were suspenuel anu
d, tlll passed.
sLw BILLS.
s.,hs,l.ud ipliuduced >. II. ~, pre-
.,,t,ss The duti,s Of the Governor
rsiaIiug bis salary referred 10 'he
Smull,,e on Judiciary.
Sutherland introduced :. b. 70, de-
tslns touen Of sla1e auditor and nk'
t,nl,ty; COMMITTEES on judiciary.
tm,on introduced 4. Il. 10, tot
t.,u Of State tXamineui COMMITTEES
% ludlclaIy. N IA.
- a, ..tat,s Of deceased persons,
sslnhtes0n judielafi.
THAT OGDEN PgIIIIos.
ChlJs,,sf moved that the Ogden
ullllon on sAlatits he returned TO the
,ltsn a. sn insult b tho legislators,
l,,,a,e II lnllmtied that the Legislators
we working TO create boards and
Gen, and 10 OIL them themselves.
NeKsy said the petition was from
Il, hslvls,t tAIIayep Of Ogden, and
hty made II strong 10 accomplish the
ullh,y desired, low salaries.
Toe motion was declared out OF
ulu,u Evans objected TO lie consider
IassA, present.
sTATE imSTIR BILL.
EB. s. pfUvillng tor a State print.
u, va taken ny on third reading.
Ulnbon raised tn point thai n
ns,len vn peudin, 10 adopt the
hia.flly rpof, en- lhs bill. Tue point
IN ,aIlalhed, Allison In the chair.
Gen Miller oppos q the motion, a.
bad the nIirg OF maximum price
l.iphhllng would cause tcrAmbling
tt1 var. He wants the pfice Hxed Al
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rhlcnao Nv. sinnL

CHICAGO. fob la
Hogs, receipts 1900, Market slow 10 cents
higher
Light, gLOtaAs0,
Mixed, gA.ut uN,g2s
Heavy, sistdN, 20
Rough, 81 54s3s.
Cattlc, receipts, 1900, MATkst stead to
stronger
n0Cyoa gl.lbaLG5,
Cows and heitera. fLoodAs3,
ToNAs steers, 81 1AaB5U
stookurs aud feeders, {AloGiA75,
sheep, receipts, 1850. Market strong
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THE REVENUE BILL.

Under the head OF miscellaneous
business Mr.Bolitho announced that the
waysand means committee oi the House
had last evening met Jointly with q
similar committee from the Senate,
aud the two had appointed u sub.com-
mittee TO draft n revenue bill. This
sub.commitiee would meet every morn.
ing at 10 O'Clock aud desired sugges.
lions from members as 10 any points
they might consider desirable In such
q measure.
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BECAME LAW.

A communication from the Cover
nor announced that his excellency
mad signed House bills No. q, IS and
~; also the Joint memorial on annexa.
ton Of n portion OF Arizona.
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with amendments, and the report was
adopted.
The came committee recommends Ell
that II. II. No. los be not passed, and
the House adopted the recommends.
ton.
The committee on contingent ex.
pensts recommended tins payment OF
bills amounting 10 S23l.l0 anu the rec.
Omme Bdation war adOp.ei.
House joint msmotisi No. 1, relating
to the annexation OF n certain portion
Of Arizona 10 Utab, was reported back
ifom tue SENATE az having been
signed by the PRECEDENT Of that body,
and was signed by the Speaker.
tIRsT READING or HILLS
II. b. No. ll2 wa. Introduced by
Taylor. The bill authorizes the taxation
OF gifts, legncles, ETC., and was referred
to the Judiciary committee.
BILLS ORDERED PRINTED.
on motion Of Mr.. Harris, an order
was given tor the printing Of 200 copies
OF II. Il, No. IS, on county govern.
ment, AMI 800 copies Of tue esttAy bill,
which was now In the hands Of the
live stock committee. This vote was q
toll.
III. Is. No. lO7, introduced by Mt.
Nys, reserving the right Of appeal In
certain casos, was read the third time
and passed by vote u ~ ayes, with 3
absent.
\. b. No. 20, relating to arrests In
civil actions, was placed upon its pass.
age.
Mr. Crltchlow explained that the
members Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES
had not all had opportunity TO examine
the bill to their satisfaction, anu Asked
unanimous consent to have the bill re-
committed TO the committee.
Mr.. Condor objected.
Mr.. Lewis moved TO suspend the
rules and recommit the bill, but after
wards Withdrew the motion.
MT. Smoot didn't want the motion
withdraw; n II was, ho would him.
self make a motion TO have the proper
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Ml'.1 The House resumed busIn..,
~. WIN one slight correction the
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Mr.. Frank Jennings, chairman OF
the nfo aud police board, was also
communicated with by Mayor Glen.
DINING, Informing him Of the action
which had butn taken with regard 10
the fre department chic, hut NJ Mr.
Jennings was DOT In town, the letter
was referred to Commiesioner EmTey.
IL IL ne follow:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31

teraz tax strasznie chuda. Pc
prosbach smiercl
przyobieca} jej nareszcie
uwolnienie z drzewa,
iednakze pod tym warunkiem,
re wyrzeknie sic prawa do
jego osoby. Smierc z ochota
ma warunek ten przysta}a,
a pc uwolnieniu uc'eka|a jak
mogla i kowalowi dala juz
spok6j ma zawsze. To ia
jednak martwi}o, re prosty
kowal takiego lei fgla sp}a-
tai, nam6wila vice diab}a,
ably sic "a MIA ma MIN zem-
Sell. DJabe} do tego skory,
popedzi} do kowala, a sta
nawszy tam zapuka} do drzwi.
Kowal poczu} pismo nosem,
zamkna} drzwi ma klucz, a ma
otworze cd klucza przytrzy,
NAL otwarty MECH. Gdy
djablu d}ugo drzwi ME otwo.
rzono, dziurka cd klucza
wciskajac sic do izby, dosta}
sic W MECH. Kowal czempre-
dzej MECH ~zawiaza}, zawo}a}
czeladnik6w swoich i wszyscy
razem po}ozywszy djab}a W
miechu ma kowad}o, najciez-
szcmi m}otami kuc po MIN
poczeli. Djabe} wy} i rycza} az
Gale piek}o drza|o re strachu;
prosil i przysiega}, re juz
nigdy do kowala ME przyj-
die, a uwolniony zmyka} CO
tchu do piekla.
Kowal zyi jeszcze d}ugie
lata W spokoju, a kiedy juz
wszyscy krewni, przyjaciele i
znajomi jego pomarli, jemu
take zycie sic sprzykrzy}o.
Przygotowat sic vice ma dro-
&c wiecznoSci i uda} sic W
podr6z do nieba. Przyszed{szy
tam, nieSmia}o zapuka{ do
drzwi niebieskich. Piotr sw.
wychyli} glove, a nasz kowal,
kt6remu by}o imie Piotr,
pozna} W MIN dobrego patro.
ma swego, kt6ry mu sic W
postaci ubogiego zakonnika
ma ziemi objawi} i Gale zycie
tax }askawym dian sic Okla
zywa|: Teraz jednak Piotr
sw. surowo do nlego sic
.odezwa}:-Idz precz ztad, ola
ciebie niebo zamkniete, hos
z%apomnia} prosit o najlepsze:
o zbawienie! To powiedziaw-
sly, zamkna} kowalowi drzwi
pred nosem. Me d}ugo sic
namyslajac skierowa} kowal
kroki swe wprost do piek}a;
spostrzeg}szy go ezarci, re
strachu drzwi piek}a pred
MIN zatrzasneli i obwarowali
Zmartwiony tenn kowal. re
ami do nieba ami do piek}a
przyjac go ME chca, powr6
Gil ma ziemie do rodzinnej
wioski, a pokrzepiajqc i cd.
m}adzajac sic sokiem Z cudow-
mel butelki, zyl jeszcze dlugie
lata. Dopiero gdy razu pew
nego, pop'jajac z butelki,
upusci} takowa ma ziemie i w
drobne pot}ukl kawa}ki, zycie
sic jego ma ziemi skohczylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
q Prus Polskich
(Schoense

KOWALEWO (Schoense
Niemcy rozwodza zale, re
Polacy Cd Mich stronia ME
Iacza sic z mimi W Towarzy-
silva prywatne, ME polityczne.
Ot6z przyk}ad tel tolerancyi
niemieckiej: Utworzyl sic
latem klub gimnastyczny
(turner6w), a do niego wpi-
salo sic kilku Polak6w. Naraz
zakazano i'm po polsku mjedzy
SODA rozmawiac. To tel
Polacy zaraz sic usuneli =
bardzo dobrze zrobili!
w BRODNICY (Strass-
burg) do hakatystow zapisali
sic: dzierzawca domeny
Weissermel, professor Kruger,
Inspector celny Linke.
We Wabrzeznie (Briesen) W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
Pokk& led hoskaIem.
ROBOTNIKACH

O
Kr6lestwa Polskiego podaje
jeden z k%ap}an6w ciekawe
szczeg6}y: Co rok ma wiosne
przybywa z Kr6lestwa Pol
skiego okoio 100000 robot
nik6w i robotnic do Prus
Zachodnich i Wschodnich.
Pracuja taniej cd miejscowego
robotnika, ale pobieraja WIG
cej, anizeli w Kr6l. Pol.
Tam dostaja oko}o 90 fen.
be- wiktu, a tu 1.25 NIX. z
wiktem. Niekt6rzy zarabiaja
tez przez lato 90 NIX.
Usz}oby to wszystko, gdyby
ME prawne stosunki. L Kr6l
Polskiego ME wolno i'm
przechodzic przez granice bee
paszportu, ami tez wracac,
vice przebywaja przez granice
noca W najlichszem ubraniu.
Ma miejscu ma}o kto troszczy
sic o ich m~ateryalne i moralne
po|ozenie. Dostana poslanie 2
s|omy, rzadko gdzie jaka
we}niana derke, vice przez
siedm miesiecy az do I
listopada ,kiedy wracac musza,
ME rozbieraja sic ma noe i
przez I miesiecy ch}opcy /
dziewczyny sypiajaw rzeczach.
Stad niechlujsrwc wielkie.
Jest wprawdzie przepis, re
mez2zyzni i kobiety maja
spac W osobnych izbach, ale
kontrola ME wystarcza i
prawie pc wszystkich folwar-
kach ch}opcy dziewczeta
spia razem, jak s'edzie. Ma
tenn cierpl moralnos6. Choe
50 pobo1ni, do kosciola nawet
batem ME MONA ich napedzic,
DO widza, re So bose i ohdarci
i wstyd ich isc do koscio}a.
Clinic vice ola Mich nauka W
kosciele. Me marnialby ten
lud fzycznie i moralnie ,gdyby
tn pozwolono osiedla6 sic ma
czas d}uzszy ca}ym rodzinom
a vice ojcu, matce i dzieciom
razem. Ow kap}an oblicza, re
lud z Kr6lestwa Polskiego,
ciagnie do Pomeranii,
przez te 7 miesiecy
oko}o II milionow marek.
Poniewaz ma I listopada
koniecznie must wracac "a
granice, wiec te pieniadze
wynosi z SODA. Gdyby mu
wolno by}o d}uzej siedziet W
pozosta}oby oko}o
milion6w, DO tn
robotnik ~urzadzilby sic i
.porzadzi}. TAX vice polityka
an typolska rok W rok wynosi
z tamtych stron okolo dziesiee
tn,lionow marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
O kowalu,
kt6ry smierG oszuka}, a djab}u
sk6re wygrzmocif.
(Weso{a powiastka ludowa).

Pred kuznia poczciwego i
pracowitego kowala zatr1y-
NAL sic ubogi zakonnik
jadacy ma osie}ku i prosi}
naszego majstra, ably mu
os}a podku}, co gdy kowal
uczynil. zakonnik jake zap}a-
te kazal mu zyczyc sobie
trzech rzeczy. Kowal be-
d}ugiego namyslu 2owiedzia}:
-Najprz6d zycze sobie, ably
butelka moja zawsze by}a
pe}na w6dki.- -Spe}ni CT sic
to!-odrzekl zakonnik, upo-
minajac go, zeby ME zapom-
nia} o acknowledgment. - Pc
drugie, ~-m6wi} kowal, -zy-
cze sobie, ably z}odzieje,
kt6rzyby W nocy poszli ma
mole gruszl5i, bez wolf mojej
zeisG z drzewa ME mogli.-
Dobrze!-odrzekl zakonnik,
ii to zyczenie CT sic. spe}ni,
tylko niezapominaj. tax go
znowu ostrzega},-o najwaz-
niejszem!-Po trzecie - mo-
will kowal,- zycze sobie, ably
be- mojego p%ozwolenia Mkt
ME m6g} wnijsc do mojej
izby, chyba dziurka cd klu.
GA. - Zyczenia twoje sic
spe}n;a, odpowiedzia} "a
konnik, za}uje tylko, ze$
czegoS lepszego soble ME
zyczy}. To m6wiac, dotknq
sic reka sztab6w zelaza W
kuzni sic znajdujacych, kt6re
~natychmiast W srebro i z}otc
sic zamieni}y. Poczem "a
konnik wsiad} ma osie}ka
pozegnal zdumionego kowala.
TAX nagle zbogacony
kowal ME porzuci} jednak
swego rzemios}a; pracowa} i
nadal cd rama do wieczora,
st6} jego tylko sic r6znif cd
dawn;ejszego, kiedy jeszcze
by} ubogim. Najlepszym atoli
napoleon jego by}a jak daw-
niei w6deczka, kt6ra z Gu
downej Aaszki nigdy ME
ubywa}a, a miafa przytem te
w}asnost, re zycie pijacemu
przed}uza}a.
Gdy kowal skohczyl rok
setny, zapuka|a do drzwi
jego smier6. Kowal udawa},
jakoby smier6 Cd dawna by}a
mu pozadana, i chetn;e Z MIA
|iSc got6w, prosil jej tylko
|jeszcze o }aske, zeby mu
pozwoli}a posilic sic ma droge
wiecznosci kilku gruszkami z
ogrodu ]ego. Smlerc zezWo"
lila i posz}a nawet z MIN do.
ogrodu. Gdy staneli pod
drzewem pe}nem pieknych
dojrza}ych gruszek, rzek}
kowal do smierci: - Mnie
staremu ciezko ma drzewo
sic wskrabat, wlez vice z
}aski swej ma drzewo i zerwij
ola mnie kilka gruszek! -
Owszem, = odpowiedzia]a
smierG ma drzewo sic skro-
biac, a gdy juz wesz}a ma
drzewo, zawolal uradowany
kowal:-Siedzze tam teraz
1--k1 - ,o;SS Mo ro1vuo1o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31

o TOPULN1E pisa, re
okoliczni gburzy nabyllby
chetnie parcele. Pan Alfred
Piottuch- Kuhlicki zatrzymuje
ME objete hjpoteka topolihska
2 folwarki: Niemiecki Cie-
leszynek Trempel; ten
ostatni mia} bye sprzedany
ma subhascie, ale termin
zniesiono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31

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Peters.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31

MOVIE kSlazkl!
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ksi9zki.
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nym obrazkowym tytulem ma ok}adkach kazdego tomu,
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piec, anizei lie czynjc .2oc.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-02-27
NOTIONS ROE WOMEN.

Fasten the cluster Of violets that you
wear on your coat with narrow purple
ribbon.
The fashionable umbrella handle is
extremely slender The monographs
that mark them are very elaborate.
Book covers Of silk, linen or chamois
have the title and some simple flower
design embroidered upon them. If in
tended an a gift, the simple forget me-
not is pretty.
Whenever sofa pillow is covered
with material that can be Numbered
it should he so made that it tan he re-
moved easily to insure it's being fresh
ened often. A good way is to leave
ono side open, strengthen each edge
and buttonhole stitch eyelets all the
way across. then lace with cord or
ribbon. Take the lacings to a dry
goods store and have the ends tipped
to facilitate the putting on process.
A silver bowl with perforated cover
is designed for such short-stemmed
flowers as violets and pansies, flowers
that, though lovely in themselves, it is
often difficult to use to advantage. A
perforated cover to a silver, china or
glass dish may be contrived for such
dish by using pasteboard or the fine
wire used for mosquito frames. Cut
the required size, fill the vessel with
water. and on the network arrange
bed of green. The stems of the flowers
are nut through the openings into the
water, and thus kept from slipping.
Polishing the finger nails until they
resemble an advertisement for stove or
silver polish is a crime against good
taste. 1t ranks with the wearing of
diamond earrings to market and other
barbarities. The finger nails need
sufficient rubbing with the chamois
brush after the hands have been
washed to revive them from the dingi-
ness impaired by water. But the
rhinestone like glow which was the
pride Of tho well-manicured few
years ago is considered atrocious now.
The use of paste and of coloring
matter to increase the lustre is utterly
abolished
A young lady of Chicago, while so
iourning in Egypt last winter, secured
some of the famous philter used by the
ladies of the Khedive's harem for the
complexion, and said to be the most
wonderful cosmetic in the world. In
stead of using it herself, she gave it to
a friend, who was chemist, and had
it analysed. 1t turned out to be
nothing more or less than tincture
of benzoin, little castor oil and
few drops of altar of rose. While it is
not cure-all for facial disfigurements,
the chemist says it is about the most
sensible preparation for the skin he
has ever encountered.
Lavender pillows are the latest com.
forts for tired heads, and the bare
thought Of the clean, refreshing scent
seems to give relief. Certainly they
are likely to be much more inviting
than the pine needle cushions that are
used for the same purpose. The covers
ara made of heliotrope- colored linen,
prettily embroidered with flax threads
Of the same tint, but in paler shades
Others are covered with white linen
and are decorated with spikes Of the
lavender flowers worked in the natural
colors These cushions are develop
ment of the lavender sachets that have
been always favorites of dainty house
wives,