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Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
CROP REPORTS.
Farmers Review" Correspondents
Tell About Wheat and Rye.

Reports have been received from the
Farmers Review correspondents ia ten
States on the condition Of winter wheat
and winter rye.
In Illinois the condition is n present
about fair. though presenting Il great va
riciy Of developments. In the counties
that report Il low condition. the present
state has been brought about by a dry
fall AL laLa seeing: In Indiana the
growth has been fair. bu; there has beech
some damage b. freezing and lhawinS.
Ohio reports indicate The general condition
Is fair 10 poor. a great deal &c The wheat
not having made 4 fair growth b. reason
Of Il dry faii. Some - The >rrI >owu
did not come up AZ all. In Michigan the
crop j. in better condition. ant has been
covered with Snow acarly all winter.
though the plant generally made little
growth n rhe fall. The condition IN ken
tucky i hardly fair. a. present. and IL
some counties j very poor. Missouri
reports tnat IN 4 -ooi many c%oUnti..i the
plant !, yet very small. II seems. how
oyer. 10 be healthy. AMI - have Aesn IN
jurel littie - yct ~ tAav;.aS AMI tgee2-
ing. IN Kansas Inc prc>nnr outlook Tor
wheat : god. some ,oea'i'ies report
freezing AMI tiawiag 80 TIE crop. an,i
there may he : ne '.t'ie loss on MS at-
QUA Nebraska reitpr a. genera. aver
age - fair. though 90 >o"e committees ,Ar
outlook j., very ,t1r. In lows th- erap Is
very uneven. aad ;Ae p ports var. ~. The
way f~0-l ~ .air - very -'ol. vs.
con>.n .epor.s Indicate that tee general
condition ~ the STATE = iou. some
.,rntfpS -nf.rt un.f lf+ liz many -ls
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Perfumes should be- used Sparingly.
81 that they may suggest family The
olor of flowers. Says Ilarpcr'S Round
Table:
Fresh roSc-iravcs thrown into your
bureau dra wcrS and scattered in the
boxes where you keep your iaccs and
handkercliiefs. and sprigS of lavender
or lemon Vcrbcna left there To dry. will
ilnpart !; pleasant sweetness 10 what
ever lies among them.
Orris-rout powder in little sachet bags
of china silk. or Strewn lightly between
folds of tissue paper. will give 10 youi
clothing in closet or wardrobe Il de
lightful. faint odor on violet.
If YOU use Il delicate soap. with Il
sweet. clean perfume. not of musk OF
anything strong 81 pronounced. and
put Il few drops of alcohol or ammonia
i'm the water when YOU battle. You need
not be afraid of any unfavorablc com
ment on our daintinesS. Perfect clean
illness is always dainty. Soil AMI stain,
dust anu dirt. are never anything but
repulsiye.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
SLAIN BY Z.
explosion Lays Part OF Johannes
bur- in Ruins.

D.F- III hi.i.rs
An explosion 81 dynamite has areurrei
n N~ien,ieniorp and ,he poor quarter u
Johannesburg. Iransvaal. has beea
blown - pieces. The window, II every
house in the city We're broken By the
force al the conclusion. Tho scene Of The
explosion * TIE bid toxin AM i, Fortunate
ly ut a distance from The main business
and rcsii,ncc portion II the city. Ii was
inhabited largely hy ka.lirs. -he dwellings
being Of an inferior order Tor the Most
part.
The explosion caHsA! much excitement
ut first because ri the recent disturbances
in the Transvaa, AMI the fear that Il
might have been due 10 Il political .
There WAS therefore Il general turning
out of the guards - seq tiIai 10 violence
followed the wreck. The cluse WAS seoll
learned and the excitement subsidized in L
measure. Il rose again when the fearful
nature OF the catastrophe became known.
The portion Of the city demolished was
rlickly populated. although there were
comparatively few whites who lived
there. The dynamite which caused the
catastrophe filled eight trucks. which
We're being Shunte,i. The explosion caused
an immense hole thirty feet ieep. livery
house within 4 radius OF hall a mile 81 lie
explosion WAS rize,l - he ground. l'orfy
lead. nearly al terribly mutilate,l. have
been taken from ruins. Two hunirri Of
the most s~evere.y injured wcre admitted
10 the hospital. where several i'll.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
IoYc LAUGHS Again.

Maymc Pence and Frank Stanley are
10 be married. The engagement was
announced recently at Anderson. Ind.
This puts an end to IL romance in which
~bloodhoundS and all kinds of stage
effects have played IL part. Stanl"N,
during the time he has been paying
attentions To the young lady. WAS con
stantly ~harasScl by his rivals. who
stole his horse and buggy on several
occasions, ncccSsiliting him 10 swim
The river going home. They %aSSaultc,
him. and. rs Il last resort. they cut OF
and stole Mayme'S golden trcsSes ont
night while she was asleep. Two dam
age suits and half Il dozen other litiga-
tons followed. The hair WAS never
cound.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
BREViTIES-

While unloading logs ii ~in.pnlale. lad.
Henry Stevenson. foreman Of shr ADAMS
Ssavc Work.. WAS instantly killed by 1
Log rolling OH him.
l.. X. Campbell. cx-clcrk If the United
Sta'e> District t'our.. was shot and killed
by his son. I;obrr, Campl,rll. ia Nashville
Tenn. Young Campbell has been regard.
81 - mentally unsound for some time.
: report j current that twelve or fifteen
tsuffaio men We're lost on the ice outside
ehe harbor during "Wednesday nights
storm. They wen ont 10 fish through the
-icr and were blinded by the Squall that
nr9~e.
f'oichman Bernard Mackcll. formerly
employed by Henry G.. Hilton .Ir.. and
his wife. Sylvia Gcrrisll Hilton. Of New
York. has brought suit against the latter to
recover SOTO promised him for interposing
whom her husband attacked her.
AT G%urley. Ala. Dick ChildresS. 4 noto-
ri0ls desperate. was shot and killed by
Policeman Dick Irwin. ChildrcSs was
sentenced 10 The State penitcntiary for six
years about eight years ago. lie was
charged with completely in burning the
Jail ~ Gurlcy. crcmatinE two men.
Samuel C1ary. aged 81. died ut IIem-
%ingsburg. y. Y. Gary had in his posses
sion Il hat which he had worn in the To-.
cabin campaign of 1910. when Gen. w.
III. Harrison was elected President. Mr..
tlary's friends. in compliance with his
diving request. viii send the hat IL Mrs.
Iimmick on her marriage to ex-rresident
Harrison.
n passenger train on tae Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad ran into u buggy con
tanning Richard Steele and his brother.
John Steele. near Manchester. Kan. The
vehicle WAS de abolished and both men
were Instantly killed. They were among
the most prominent farmers in Central
Kentucky and were connected with the
best families. Both were married men
and leave families.
Mrs. Mamie Field. wife of Marshall
Field. the Chicago merchant. lied sun
day morning ri her viffa in Nice. Apes
Maritimcs. France. Mr.. Field received Il
dispatch Saturday night stating that Mrs.
Field was very low with peritoni'i>. but nj
the time was inclined 10 think that his
wifc's condition had been exaggerated. \
second dispatch received Sunday after
noon announced her death.
For the first time since Sept. 4. 1893
the gold reserve Friday passed the 500.
100000 point, the exact figures bein.
$iOJ. O92. SI;. After deducting Thurs
days Withdrawals the true amount vii
be approximatcly S1O4. 900 300 The to
tai amount of gold 50 far received anG
reported on account of bond purchases i.
$50. OOO,OOO.
A bank at McI.outh. Kan. was entere,
and the safe blown open. the robbers So
curing $500 in cash. The burglars theI
stole a team and drove to Lawrence
where they bought tickets for an ia Vt
bound t%rair,
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Bomb in

II woull appear that The long-anticipat-
81 demonstrations OF the insurgents inside
d Havana are commencing. Thursday
nigh IN Internal machine WAS found near
thu -Agiili dc Gro cigar factory. HI,
police are trying to find the authors Of the
attempted outrage. The autonomisi May
or II Managua ami his brother. who re-
ceari7 joined the Insurgents. have been
captured by HE Spanish authorities. They
VIII br tried on He charge. of treason. -
c%orling 10 a dispatch received 1t Madrid
from Havana Antonio Marro attacked
JaTnrs. burned The PRISON there and de-
strnyrtl several houses by fire. The in
iabifan;>, il is added. assisted the troops
IL rrprllins the Insurgents. who lost
twelve ki.,ei and many wonnlel.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Al within sixteen hours Alfred Fields
cemMittel one nf the most brutal murders
in chira@n ioli," history. waS arrested
and confessed - the commission Of 4
crime n which the most degraded of hu-
man beings mus. >huddrr. Mrs. Ellen
i,audelph was found slaughtered in lrr
bed IN The Han 1T 2i5s Dearborn street
Thursday. jus, brfer" noon. There were
fourteen distinct wounds about her head
AMI hedy. made by the blunt end of Il
lIatehri. and the bed and other bloody
evidences IF The crime 10 have been set
on lire by the murderer. Fields confesseS
H. murdered the woman t. secure so
which She had. bur says he was hired by
Ed Mcin,0sl. who /, under arrest.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
BETRAYED By GIRL.
a YOUNG MISSOURI COUNTER
FEiTER CAUGHT.
Gave His Sweetheart Spurious Coin to
Pass, and She Was Arrcstcd-Infer-
nal Machine Found in Cuba's Capital
Fields Bloody Deed.
Sweetheart Betrayed Him.

John W. Smi,h. 4 young farmer of
Princeton. Nj. is under arrest ~ -.
Joseph on charges of c,unierfeitin2. Mrs.
Iarua Lemon. a sweetheart al Smiths.
Informed the otiic,r>. She claims Smith
offered her coanfcrfrij dollars Ia pass
Oh merchants. AID Size WIS arrested aud
placed in jail. sac wrote letters - John
and Abe Brurmeil. 81 Princeton. threat
ening - cxlp>e them a. members OF the
sam, gang If counicrfciter> il iaey did
II, Secure bona fer her r"lra>e. They
easily secured the bond. Meantime the
Federal @oilicrrs col possession al the let
ter> and other cy.irnrr against the Brum-
me.l~. Tiey have uol ycs been arrested.
4 largo amount of counterfeit coiA Was
lanI.i n Sn.LIh. Anns..
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
CURE FOR PHTIiISIS.
"ASEPTOl!N" SAID TO BE A
CERTAIN REMEDY.
DIR. Edison Discovers a Beneiicent Form
of Carboiic Acid 1t Kills Germs,
but Does Not Harm the Human Tis-
sues.
Encouraging Number of Rccovcrics

ENCOURAGING of R~ccovcrics.
DR.. Cyrus Edison. eX-cOmmiSsioncr OF
health for the ely and county of New
York. announces that he has discovered
Il remedy for consumption. Already lie
declares. many victims Of the dread dis-
ease have been cured by il. LII the
last issue Of the Medical Record. under
the caption A Rational Treatment for
phthisis PulmonaliS. Together With
Some Notes On Il New Remedial SOlu-
tion." the doctor gives Il description
of his discovery. The maine of the new
remedy is ".A~cptolin." 1t j. Il heneiicicnt
form of the ordinarily dangerous car5olic
acid and j. injected under The skin. by
which operation il finds is way Into the
blood and 10 thr seal OF discaor. pom
authority of Prof. Henry \. Mott. aseI-
tolin il composed - follows:
Water .91.24ll per cont
Phcnol ........... IDOL pc cent
iilocarpim-phcnyl-hydr'X
ide n.1>~ per cent
In order To- understand Dr. ltisan'S dis
covcry il il necessary II remember that
PaS:cur and Koch discovered and cs,ah-
lishcd tho fact that gesm Diseases had us
their ultimate cause The presence in the
body Of minnie organisms. called germs.
microbes and tie ike. II was Eot long
before these germs were cultivated. ~ IL
was called.
Having these cultivated colonies. Sciea-
tilic men made many experiments. They
found diSinfecttat> would Kill th,s' = rms.
They found. for example. thar il 4 mix
ture of one part pLenol or CARROLL, acil
to f~hrcc-thpu>ani parts 81 water were
ilcated over i colony Of germs and LETT
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
NEWS NUGGETS.

Ex-Gey. George ID. Robinson is suffer-
ing with apoplcxy at his home ii Chico
pee. Mass. and his condition is critical.
All the powers have recognized Prince
Ferdinand as ruler over bulgaria. in ac-
cordance with The request Of the Sultan.
Charles ii. Race. of Chicago. ex-cashier
Of the burlington tNan., National Bank.
is on trial at Fort Scott. Kan. charged
with embczzling S!3to0o of the banks
funds.
Pioneer William Scott. Of Drlphos.
Ohio. reached his one hur,ireith birth
day. Although physically unable to move
about. his mind is as active a> ever. He
claims - bc the only original Jackson
Democrat living.
Theodore Durrant, the condemned San
Francisco murderer. was not executed
F'rilay. owing 10 an additional respite Of
twenty days granted on the Eth inst. in
order IL permit the prisoners attorneys Ia
prepare :heir bill of exceptions. This Will
delay the contamination of The sentence
pronounced by Judge Murphy until the
early part of March. and the prisoner will
probably spend the whole or the greater
portion Of the interval in San Quentin
penitentiary. where he is AT present con-
fined.
lnm:lIfui of the fact that nearly all
of the products of Uruguay are permitted
entry into The tuitcd States free of duty.
;he Government of that country has seen
fit by decree To impose duties ranging
from > 10 >, per cent. on agricultural and
other machinery and OH Il list of essential
~ American products which have hereto
fore been on the free list.
The German residents of Montevideo.
Uruguay. have taken steps 10 raise Il fund
with which to purchase Il warship. 10 he
! presented to the Emperor OF Germany.
An appeal To the Germans of Argentina
10 join in the undertaking has been issued.
|
Chauncey NJ. Depew has declined an in
~vi.ation to address the Jaw Students of the
State University ut Lawrence. Kan. Ills
reason for making the declination. II is
said. was that as the faculty had recently
refused Col. Robert G.. lngersoll permits
sion to speak before the students he
: could moi accept.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Fiiz Wins in One Round.

The biz prize iicht WAS fought despite
iilc Efforts Of tWo countries 10 prevent il.
Il WAS a iizzlc Ut Tie best. ana WAS pulled
oft near Langtry. just over the Texas
border. i'e;cr Makers championship as
pirationS expired in ten >econdS after Bob
FitzsimmonS landed 4 right cross on the
biz freshman JEW. The blow zane after
one minute and t%hiriy-tiy" seconds of ac-
tua! fighting. 1t put Il quietus an Peter
Maher. il gave EitZSimmonS Il chance Ia
chuckie over y second hand title. and it
opened up the ii~oodgatcS Of Jim Cor1ett'S
wrath u see the title which once. crowned
his brow resting on the little pin-head 1T
hiS hated Australian rival. earned with
hardly IA effort.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
n BROWN SNOW.
Chief of the Weather Bureau Explains
the Phenomenon.

Amateur micrnscrp;>ls wiped the dust
from their lenses AMI proceeded - study
the SHOW which spread a s,ate-colore-i
mantle over the Northwest Tuesday night.
After long gazing and much figuring Va
rious opinions We're reached. Each opin-
ion had i public following until Prof.
Willis l.. Moore. chirf of The weather
bureau. sent Il dispatch from Washing
ton presenting his view II what spoiled
the snow. Then the audiences ol the
amateur observers g~,w smaller. Prof.
Moore said:
The black snow that has fallen lately
in Chicago and the Northwest is entirely
similar u the great fail of january. 1898.
the nature o. which was Thoroughly inyes-
ticatcd by tn. weather bureau at that
time. Microscopic examination proved
that the black deposit contailrai organic
s;ructures-such rs diatums aud spores
and about q per cent Of the finest possible
inorganic matter. such rs make up the
ordinary fine silt ami clay soils. This fine
material IS easily caught up by the winds
whenever they exceed twenty miles an
hour. 1t may 5e carried great distances.
and il is readily brought down by snow
Or rain. Large portions of the country
from Nebraska southwark are covered b.
this fine soil. 4. gale Of wind has been
known To carry away six inches of this
fine soil and deposit il at IL distance of 100
miles"
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The people who live TO make life
hard for others are at work in Swift
zcrland. A Tyrolese court has recent
ly ruled that the Alpine guide is to be
held responsible moi only for the AIDE
Quatc equipment. but for the physical
soundncsS. of tourists who charter his
services. This making Il medical in
spector of the guide will be Il decided
thorn in his path. The next slip will
be to render sea captatns liable if their
paSSengerS are ScaSick.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

fanmani"r and Mrs. B%allinsten Booth
arr ont az \ov'Nork in u publish = stale
gAen. saying that under n conditions
whatever can they accept further propos-
~ FROM London nor enter again under
tn authority or government of Salvation
Army aforementioned headquarters in Eng
Ian. This is looked upon by the faithful
d. open reJ..!irn. II i. how. greeted
win quiri approval hy all WHO have yet
spoken upon the subject.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Call IL n Locomotive.

A Svlthsea (England gentleman
who undertook to drive Il horScleSS car
riage the other day on the highway
was fined II los al for not sending !:
man with Il flag twenty yards ahead IF
his locomotive when il WAS i'm motion.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

there for twcnty-four hours all these
germs died. II naturally occurred 10
them that if carbolic acid would kill germs
outside the body it would kill them inside.
and the conclusion that if they could kill
all the germs in the body they could de-
stroy the cause of the disease and thus
cure the latter was apparent. The eX-
pertinent was promptly tried. The result
WAS some Of those in whom these injec-
tlanS were put developed assesses at the
point of injection. Far more. however.
We're poisoned by the acid and the idea
had to be given up. Il was too faScinat-
ing. though. Declat Of Paris made =
mixture of one part Of the acid L. one
hundred of water and. putting in a little
salt. continued The injections. getting from
them Il larger percentage of cures.
Aseptolin Is Produced.
DIR. Edison had his attention directed
TO this subject in the early part of 1879.
and after Il long and tedious experiment
produced a iluid which hc called aseptol.n.
Ii is perfect, colorlcss. looks Ike cryS-
tai. and smells strongly OF carbo!i, acid.
1t contains 30 per cent Of carbolic acid.
and 10 every ounce of il there il added
one-hundredth Of Il grain OF a new salt
discovered 10y DR.. Edison during his work
IA salt called Observation-Disclosures
Idle The aseptolin IS injected under the
skin and thus directly into the blood. The
dose is 100 minims. or drops. injected! with
a hypodermic syringe once in twenty
four hours.
Now. what happens after the injcctiont
II the total amount of blood in the per
son be remembered ii will he seen that
after the injection the blood ecomes Il
l:luid. having one part Of carboli, acid ID
from Loo to LOO parts of blood. In
other words. il is ii liquid from > Ia 30
times rs strong with the acid rs was the
one To 5000 solution which killed the cul-
tivatcd germs. The circulation of the
blood applies this carbolic solution TO
every part of the body many times in IN
hour. Wherever there is disease and the
germs which cause it that spot is being
continually washed with this carbolic
solution. in which no germ can live more
than five hours.
Observation-Disclosures a germ
disease. being caused BY what are called
tubcrcle bacilli.
DIR. Edison discovered asep;olin i'm Sep
TENDER. 1880. To da.e. according to the
Doctors statement, 211 persons having
consumption have been treated with IL.
vi these. four showed no Improvement
ana OF the four one died. The rest. Oh.
showed Improvement. OF these. twenty-
three have been discharged cured. sixty
seven will. in the opinion of the physi-
clans having the eases. be dischs rge.l
cured. making ninety in all. In ninety
one cases the patients have been under
treatment for too short a time 10 cnabl.
the attending physicians To say anythin.
except. The patients are better" In
thirty-two cases the improvement wa,
only temporary. but this record means
about 10 per cent of cures. and these case,
have been those Of patients with the iii,
ease in all stages.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

1t is stated that u movement is under
way by large stockholders in the United
States wall paper trust to dissolve tina
corporation because of its failure to pass
any dividends since last April ON 5000
y of preferred stock.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
WORK OF CONGRESS-.
The WEEKS DOlNGS IN SENATE
AND HOUSE.

\ Comprehensive Digest of the Pro-
cecdings in the Legislative Cham
bers at Matters that
Concern the People.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The total amount received and for
warded to Turkey for relief work thus
far by Frank III. Wiggin. assistant treas
urer of the American board, is $7O,O22. 80.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

After having been aground of Fire
Island for nearly u week the Wilson Line
steamer O.ranto has been hoat~d.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

As the result III Secretary Chamber
lnins representations. Messrs. Philips
Farrar and Fitzpatrick and Col. Rhode.
have been released On bail at Johannes
burg by the Transvaal authorities.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

Edgar Wilson Nyr. the humoriSt. died
al hi~ home. "Buck>hoals." cight miles
from A>hevillc. y. G.. NJ noon Saturday.
of apopleXy. He lal lain in Il helpless
and hopeless condition sine he was strick-
Ell oil Tues,lay night. not having spoken
t. or recognized any one. Mr.. Nyc's broth
az. 4 prominent attorney Of Minneapolis.
Min. arrived about three hours after his
brothers death. Ills daughters arrived
from Washington city. and we're al the
bedside until TIA mi.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
DIED IN Fl FLAMES.
AWFUL HORROR IN BALTIMORE
RESIDENCE.

Inmates ~SuIGcatcd Before They Could
Escape Death of Mrs. Marshall
Ficid-"EiII" Nyc Called tn His Long
Home Hooth Declares Independence
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The British navy contains 81 rmor
ed ships, III unarmored ships. with 1, 40S
guns, while the German navy has -
armored ships, "a unarmored ships. :Si
gunboats and 200 torpedo boats, witt.
1000 Guns.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The oil of tobacco found i'll The stems
of long-used pipes. or obtained 10y dis
tillation at a red heat. is one Of the
most active and powerful poisons
known TO the chemist n single drop
will often cause death in the case of 4
dog or cat.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26

The less you think about some things,
the more you know about them.
Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-02-26
Chameleon silks.

ChangeabIe or chameleon effects in
silk. fancy satins and silk-and-wool
mixed fabrics will continue To he very
largely represented among spring inn
rortations. and To correspond with
shcse will be made Il superb display OF
wholly new Partisan and irideScent
gimps. g~alloons. elaborate pasScmcnte-
rics and appliques for dress garniturcs.