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M0 TEL MARINA
MARINA 8. LUNA 1.
RoH OE, RUER ~ 90

/ dueno de este antigua acreditsdo es-
tsblecimiento, afanoso sienpre en mejorar
10 pcnerlo al nivel dc los busnos de Eu
spa, de nuevo ha instalado sus comedore
On Ii piaata baja con cabida para mas d.
sien personals y en- mejores condicione.
lue antiguamente 10 tenfa.
Hay habitaciones frescas espaciosas
aesde una persona hasta s; las hay especis
les para oomisionistas con aparatos par.
aus muestrarios; cuatro salones de des
canso; espl6ndidos bafos frfos de ducha J
Ibios todss horas del dia de La noshe
una cantina provista de buenos vinos y Ii
cores cocina, aseo y prontitud an ell servi
cio, sin rival en- Ia isla; IN criado mandade
70 un serene pues el Hotel permanec-
sismpre alberto todos horas de- la nochs
cosa que los trsnseuntes no tengan demo
"a slguna en- su alojamiento: 81 efecto Ia.
habitacionss preparadas.
Asi pues, no dudando MERCER com,
siempre el favor del p1blico On general
nigog conocldos de dsntro = fuera d.
IA isla en- particular, tengo el honor de po
nerree las 6rdenes de todos ofreci6ndols
serkn oomplaeidos en- cuanto pueda serle
dtil
Su atsnto servidor, JUAN B0IX.
2oass hsrso 0 De 1879 IIn als
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DIRECToRIo CoMERCIAL

CLARA THILLET. -Especlfco THILLET
para la angina y para otras Intermediates
de Ia garganta de Ia boea.-Farmacia de
Ferrer.
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s ACAL A MBO
SULTA-DO

Este preparado indio, de gran fama en- 81
pats, cura radicalmente los catarros grlpa-
les, dolores de cabeEa, nsuralgias, reumas.
lndamaclones denaks afecciones cutkness,
etc., etc.
La formula dc cada botella indioa In rs
nexa de usarse. A pesar del gran consume
ds egte prepsrsdo, so precio sera FLO come
sigue Gaia de d noedias botsllss, pesos
Cnicos depositsxios de- lsg1tinao EacG
aassbd,
Z. C7sG@55a v O.
Ponce. Fehraro I9 ds 1894. 3Tn.
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IntGrGSanfG

Sc vende una eetancia compuesta de Sc
tenta cuerdas de terrenos de monte y male
"a. entire elias algunas de cosechas de cafe y
otras varias para 10 dltimo ndicado, muchos
arboles de guava. Dicha pro2iedad existe
en- ell barrio de Guayabota pueblo, de Pati.
las, cuatro leguas de distancia.
El que desee dicha finca, puede dirijirse :
este pueblo & la casa de los sefIores III. Alon-
so Cs. donde sc le dar& detalles.
Arroyo, 80 de Febrero de 1895. 95.-Ildefoas
40 OYtis.
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EN- LA CALLE DE La TORRE

Sc vende una buena bonita casa con to
das las comodidades, su solar IN Juego
complete muebles dc ncgai, por La suma de
$5. 900.
InformarAa en- la Pansderfa LAS Tres 3. y
Ponce, Mario 10 do 1895. md.
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Ddario rooldt1oo Gle La tardo
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GENERAL
DE PUBLICATIONS. Es


Essa sssa adrnate susczipeiones ~
clase de obras por entregas, y tarabian
per4odicos nustrados do nodas, enoal ga
dose igualraente de oonaisiones pertenecien-
tes al ramo; y de completsr euslesquiers
obras que SO kallsren truncss; pudiendo 10
sehorea que so encuentren en- dicho eas :
pasar una nota del 6ltimo cuadayno Guf
hubiersn racibido.
Entire los peri6dicos illustrates que est
Centre reparts, fgurs.
La ILUsTRACION ARTTSTICA
CUE por IL bellezs dc sas grabsdcs los ne
JOKES que salen de- Barcelona, 10 selecto de
sug texSos los magniicos regalos que ca
da tres Tepartos hacs, es el peri6dico ds
mayor circulaci6a Gu Espafa y An1Sries
latina. Tara5iSn haaos de advertir que
LA ILUsTRACION ARTIsTICA
- Aocmrahadsds
Ell SALON DE LA MODA
pers6dico que goza fana entire las fsrailia:
noodistas.
ByGsIe ResasS%Se " Oa.
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10 Eel segue puede resdr cualquie
sir nrins extra
2: Ten
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lose NJ. DE GOICOECHEA Y zIRI
PROCURADOR

de n1mero de esta Audiencia y
Tribunales y agente de negocios.
-Calle del Sol esquina q la
Union.
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PRIVILEGE CONTRA CADUCIDAD

Sobre este llamamos muy particula
blico por ser la 1nica CompaIfa del c
concede semejante Privilegio.
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SQCZZEEgE'EE QC,ZZE 7 I TOUVE[LE
DES
ESTABLISHMENTS
DECAUVILLE AINE
PETITE OURG
PRES PARIS, FRANCE.

En- atenci6n al ndmero cada dia mas ere
ciente de sus reIaeionados, y con el objeto
dc prestar mayores faoilidades para Las Or
denes y pedidos, Sc complace La referida
soc;edad, en anunciar al p6blico en- general
especialmente s los sehores haesndados
haber distribuide sus representations On
esta isla, como sigue:
Desde Maunabo, siguiendo por Yabueoa,
Humacao, Fajardo, San Juan, etc., hasta
Arecibo, Don MATEo LUooHETTI, residen-
ee en- Puerto Rico.
Desds Hatillo, por Aguadilla, hayagd,z
Yauco, Ponce, etc., hasta Patillas, DON
e. a. ROUSSET residente en- Mayaguez.
E7 Inspector gssseroI de Ia 6ocsedad l. ecau-
pi51e,
VICoMTE G.. DELA AUME.
Noviembre IL del 90. 8 N alt.
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cloth like the skirt. The cape is embroidered
round tAe bottom over this is a shoulder
cape collar If io1, which In front falls IN
long. stole ends TO the knees. ending In
four tails On eacn eide. The stole ends are
separated a hands brcadth or more In front,
displaying a Louis XIV. front Of white lace.
This is tied in bow knot under the chin,
and falls longer than the cape but shorter
than the fur. in straight walstcoat effect,
Large picture nat of aubergine velvet, with
black feathers ana red roses. The sleeves
Of the bodice, | should add, are also OF
aubergine velvet.
For Evening Wear.
An evening gown that is very lovely for
this young mdtron has been evolved from
ner wedding gown OF white satin duchesse.
Down the front from the low round neck
fall three plaits 4 brocaded satin with two
slender panels of accordion plated chiffon
between them. The neck of the decollcte
bodice is a slightly pointed yoke OF pearl
embroidery, and on each side falls iabOt
OF lace continued to the foot. on the outs de
Of the elbow sleeves which grow wider
toward the elbow. are wide plaits of the
brocade. necklace Of pearls is the eqle
vcstige Of jewelry needed 10 complete the
charm 81 this wn. There was nothing
especially striking about an informal dinner
bodice of white satin hrOcade with a ripple
back, Loose straight front Of plated nous
seine with ribbons across the h7ttom
vet ribbon. lace falling from under the rip
ple sides and hack But there was Il house
gown in the collection OF new gowns for this
fortunate young srande dame that is idyllc.
IL is OF rose silk accordion plated through
out. with a two-inoh sme1th plat down the
front set off with rhinestone buttons The
sleeves are Of black velvet, incredibly fun
4 they are gathered where the arms eye seam
{ would naturally come under Il narrow band
OF let, and then the velvet is continued to
/ form a double rufIe which forms a Medici
collar. aud curves on the bust like Jacket
! front on each side. There is standing col
( lar Of crumpled lace inside the veive,, Ind
a fall Of cream lace shows below the velvet
frllled zcueve drops to the waist line. With
out any exception this is the jauntlest, mos.
novel house gown / have seen anywhere
! this season,
! 4 Brides Jnupty Toilet.
! Apropos of jaunty effects l saw one at
| Columhin's to-day in 4 toilet worn by Mn.
| R5lason. bride Il a few months. daughter
of Sir Frederick Howard. She is a medium
blonde. with an uneSceptionable figure,
neither tall nor short. hut making up In
carriage for any want Of length OF line
which carpng criticism might suggest The
cloth Of her dress was blush gray with
diagonal lines in black coming TO the sur
face all over it. The skirt had not bit Of
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&c nv ,c.al,,n hours men saueoze through
81 ,,,',sf.,, a., ~ dne sieve. tbsn mix well
.r,1,bar nd r-ees Into not
sa.aa- yory succassf,i ponade is made
. la.,,Ii,o ana ounce. essence az hitter
-, e,+sen rntnir,e. dry chloride OF
y, 80 L,If l,,nre' rec,ieed shirt one
~ 1,,tie money ana lamoniulee.
t,toa bo,a,, ma cav, IA roloene
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u. ..le' ,oi,a,hor rosue catit,l toilet AID
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Ils.t4ul -, IN ~ b.rgsn,ot
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a a, non's ~ ',so So 80, ~ hin
Nhlle u Ste 1i,d a. q, I'm NJ. ,aeas
PAST II Si9o $50 ~ 'o,iv .ho,,,a
Nuf" tHv i''N'S 80 "rF.'iN' .s.i
ue taken 10 gee 'ila, VI. i.A'nh a.
cream, OF 'ne "pplN"t'o" IN ,iN' w. n
very tauen use' 1Hu mus a'is,st asa',a ga
. pom, upon Ii.pn ''I NJ 80, ~ re-
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DOCT0R|NC THE HAND
DIFFERENT TYPES REQUIRE MANY
KINDS OF TREATMENT.
SOME VALUABLE RECIPES.
Many Women Fail In Their Efforts
Secure beautiful Hand by
Applying the Wrong Lotion.

One great secret OF having a eoit kiesable
hand Is 70 fui Oh, what kind ~ pamaie or
cream q suitable 10 H. and 10 make point
Of using that zu1 TIA, only t1r fhe future
IL may take weary pertibentaNzlng 10
find out What Is just suitable hut assure
you tine aud thought are very well spea,
On u.
some women ara entirely tho az, to try
thing just because their dearest friend
sdy'ees BE-. or because they hear that a
fsoman they cordially dislike but secretly
envy, uses it Ia the mysteries Of her toilet.
Nos thu is Just about as foolish Thing
a. they can do ana often an other Wise pass
able hand is ruined by the ill-adysed use
oi the woret possible pomade for that par
tirular kind Of skin.
No two skins are Just alike. One Is fine;
the other is coarse; while a third Is notified
and quaint looking And every kind Of
skin. b II commonplace or rather eccen-
trio, requires different treatment WOuld
that people W0uld awaken to tins fact and
not ruin an otherwise pleasant looking skin
by the variety Of harmful things they see
fit 70 rub upon IT.
hauG is not Ike kitchen cooking
range that becomes mora lovely to behold
the more II ie polished. but requires as deli
cate handling az A priceless china cup, and
should have quite as much care bestowed
upon it.
The chief thing to strive after when you
want soft, white hands Is that you should
eat plenty OF nourishing food and drink
plenty Of liquid only not with your meals
but between them. Lack Of nourishmen'
produces that habby. wrinkled kind Of hand
which you have often to so reluctantly
shake Now, a few words IA 70 the KIND
Of ointmen,s 70 Use. For smooth, close
grained skin, that looks much the came
in summer heats or winter auows. a charm
ing pornade may be made az follows: Bitter
almond. four ounces. honey and glycerine
four teaspo0nfuls: yolks Of four eggs, aim
ond oil, one half pint, eau do cologne ant
lemon juice, two ounces.
An easier pomade and obtainahle any
where. can be made Of the yolks OF tw'
eggs, a Tablespoonful of olive oil; glycerine
rnce aud oil Of almonds. one-hal
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THE SWEETHEART 1 NEVER SAW

o here's 10 she sweetheart never have seen,
Tho one forrest woman-my idol, my queen
Who thralls me with mystery. calls me her
own.
And sweeps up the stairs Of my hear, to her
throne,
With pride OF possession so charmlngly
sweet
That I smile at the confident sound OF her
As reach on, my arms with yearnlns tina,
uunaerstanas as she sinks on my welcoming
with a look so appealing so fond and serene
The dear little sweetheart never have seen.
Her eyes are tho eyes of a dove. and her
is a hin, OF old Egypt-a dream Of the South
As H. lies like an island of rubies ashne
in sea oi warm iilies-aBd all Of them
uiDel
No chisel u Athens-no graver OF Rome
10 master abroad. and no painter At home
+ or colored Il Venus or carved a Faustiue.
As fair as my sweetheart ! never have seen.
Her voice is a Iute. and the coil Of her arm
is a cadence Of love, as she cuddles her warm
Girlish had on my breast. while her lips
seek my own
with a rapture hats only an answering tone
/ have gazcd on the beauty-haye Toasted my
On the iairest of earth. Of all climates and
But Greece hath no Helen. and Egypt no queen
To match With my sweetheart never have
James Newton Matthews. in the New
Bohemian.
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We; bodice cut away to a mere skeleton OF
one. with the soft pouls Of the feathery
yellow stuff coming through everywhere,
This neck Was a tlay double puff, sleeves
ditto. For childs party what could be
prettier than one OF the dainty, delicate
Dresden silks with minute rosebuds on an
ivory ground. made up in the same fashion.
with straps of pale blue cashmere. piped
with ivory silk? I'll answer my own ques.
ton-nothng, for | saw one such. and it
was charming
Fichus on everything. The beautiful vel
vet cloaks Of the children are protected for
the very young youngsters with fichus Of
fine muslin. lace tripmed, which can be
Numbered and kept fresh or replaced by
new ones
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A TuLLE GOWN.
Bodiccs Completely Made OF Flowers
Very Charming for Young GirIs.

A ulie gown Of this order is of pale green
over white tlffeta silk, with a green velvet
belt and bodice decorations Of white musk
roses and sprays of small flowers. The
formation skirt is in Ave cores, and over
shie the tulle one is hung full and caught
TO the undeekirt at the hem by rose
quilting The bodice has the round baby
neck now allowed very young ladies, and
the bottoms Of the short puffed sleeves are
finished with a twist--of velyet-to match
the belt.
For very slight figures the waist could
be entirely girdled with flowers. but in
this case the sash arrangement at the belt
is very pretty. a bandeau OF the small
flowers, With a musk rose at the left, is
worn in the bair.
Pale rose tule with garends OF pink
moss rosebuds would also be a charming
combination for this model. For a very
pale blonde. light blue with scarlet coral
flowers is modlsh and becoming and on
pink blue. green or white tulle any deli
cate pink flower would be suitable
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SHOP NOW AND SAVE MONEY.

The latter part of January and February
are the months In which bargains Of woods
and sika may be found at all the large dry
goods houses, and the woman who knows
what she needs and wants for spring and
summer wear can save money by buying
now-and the best advices promises us mar
rover skirts and sleeves than those Of the
present. Inconspicuous checks and very
small plaids In neutral colors always make
serviceable dresses; so do gray and beige
serges; mohairs that Will not cookie when
exposed to damp make the most eerviceable
Of dust repelling gowns.
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WHIT SHE h

Simplicity is the them. d, !,
debutantes' frocks this se,,s..
both as to cut and material NJ
eminently in favor as to ~,
there is such large var,tr n
that there is little danger d n
charming mode is hown d, 4 |
velvety smooth, beautlfully y,
ders and rounded arms, ss,
pretty. fresh young girls IAN
is to be worn at large "cculx
and for gracefulness, as wei / }
cannot be excelled.
There is an underslip o. In
satin. as stiff and heavy NM
cleaning its beautiful Light ;
;limsiness of the tulle over III
foot Of the satin slip is 4 trsl
frille set on by big saith y
and put on close togethG, u
stand out in a thick mass.
Yards upon yards Of snos, y
sed in the overgown. Wild 4
in full plaits across the bur n
low the outline of the fgus, I
allowed to fall untrammelea i /
the skirt. where it is finished III
embroidered about with sIlm
Tiny heur de lis in spafts
scattered at intervals over ths I
The sleeves are huge puts ID
satin. merely covering the u
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#ssx!..::ss'A
y PARIS. y

Along with your New Year resolutions
hope you registered d disposition to STICK
up for America end everything IN "
worth letting the flag float over 1t. Ana
how many things there are, America TOT
Americans" said Frenchman to me al
breakfast this morning; huh, II ees all re
world for AIMEE rec ans." and he seems
TO have gotten at the facts 10 the
case. ! positively giggled yesterday gong
through Rue du Bac at the thought OF the
avidity with which American women al
nome have always striyen to get mold OF
anything, everything OF any feminine import
whatever, so long as It had vestige oil d
Parisian stamp upon IT, But do you Know
mat Nine. Male IN Rue du Bac, Is making
fortune teaching and practiclng L Art
Etre Belle; by what method do you sup
poseF Par la methods Americaine, II
you please and she has a lot Of followers,
both among her professional rivals and among
hor patrons. The American method" crops
out mere in lots Of ways. | was allowed yes
ierday as a great favor TO peep al some Of
tAe toilets just designed and in process OF
development at perhaps the most exclusive
establishment in all Paris, for future
naman,' Whose name | am not permitted
even to whisper to you. but which you
would know very well If had not sworn
to secrecy before was allowed to gaze upon
he creations. Here was the American
method again. Just imagine Partisan de-
signers a few yeare ago giving as much
time and thought 10 getting up adorable
toilets for nammas TO be as ever did an
apostle Of reformed dress, but they are dong
Il to-day.
Cumming Calling Gown.
"Tollettes de vile. de solree ct din
terieur,' said Madame, aud when she
said, Charming, IS it not so?'' said Yes
very emphatically. The calling toilet was
Of puity-colored cloth in princess shape,
close fitting a the back and under the arms.
With Of course. hutei skirt. The from,
was a wide box plat from neck to hem,
growing wider toward the bottom, with mar
row box plaits. one on each side, which
ended at the knees. Between these and
the center wide plat were fans Of plated
black silk muslin which began on the bust
and ended little way above the bottom
OF the side plaits. The latter are apparently
buttoned upon the foundation with FIVE but
tons from the shoulder to below the bust
and on the lower end TO the skirt. The
sleeves are covered with self-colored en-
( hroidery. There is a collar Of blue fox, a
large muff 10 match and black velvet
t0que ornamepted with quils and red roses
Simply an ideally becoming and chic toilet
for paying visits. There Is another street
dress of beige cloth with fare skirt and
soft blouse waist Of some sort over
which is TO be worn fluted cape OF tho
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-26

In Swiss and German farmhouses bread
making Is done only once every three week..
aud such a thing as stale bread Is unknown.
The bread is put away In peculiar manner
which tends TO preserve its freshness. Sprln-
kle -four freely Into an empty -four sack, and
into this pack the loayes, taking care 10 have
Inc tor crusts Of two loayes touching. When
ihey have to lie bottom to bottom sprinkle -four
between Them. Tie up the sack and hang
IL up in a dry. airy place, where II can swing.
The day before the loaf is wanted take II out.
brush on the flour. and stand IL In the cellar
over night. Treated in this manner, bread
remains good several weeks.
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AIRY FITTINGS.

ninities look shivery but dainty.
Frozen mustaches arc not objects OF beauty
Delft embroidery is the most popular fancy
work
tea tables.
Orange ahortcake IL alihpst as good as
strawberry.
thin glassg
dens and libraries.
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uefu,cd the King.

Henry VIII had six wives: the most OK
,raordirnrv ambition WAS displayed by the fair
sey In general to obtain the dangerous dis
,tnction OF being his queen one Instance alone
H. onotcd OF his meeting with a refusal and
mai was on the part Of witty duchess Of
Milan who replied to his offer that She un-
fortunately had but one head. and could not
,nord to lose it,"
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TWO Queens Incog.

Two Queens succeeded In maintaining their
ipeognito during a stay Of ten days in q
crowdcd Swiss hotel. The Queen Regent Of
Holland and her daughter, Queen Wilhelm
ina. says the Bund OF Berne. Thoroughly
enjoyed themselves at the Bar in Grindciw AID,
moi one OF the guests suspeotins for an In
s-ant OF the high position OF the two ladies'.
tn" Queen Regent dlned In her own room.
hrt Oneen WilhClmina took her dinner rtgu-
larlv AZ the table d'hote, chatting and LAUGHING
merrily with the other guests The secret did
moi come to light until the two queens lett
(irfndelwald and had arrived IN Berne.
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BEYOND.

The cries and means Of the fallen
From the stricken field | hear.
And my soul Is stirred 10 answer.
To shout them 4 word Of cheer
For | see how The Lord Of Battle
Points on with guiding hand
To where beyond the failure
There IS still happy land.
Look up. look forth 10 the future.
Tho your eyes are dim and weak.
Tho the storms that beat about Won
Hide the light OF the hope you seek.
Arise meath the beat of the tempest
To the hight Of your manhood stand
And yonll see that beyond the failure
There Is still happy land.
Through the battle We win 10 conquest,
by the pain and the woe We are blest:
For only the children OF sorrow
Can win 10 the gates OF rest.
Long since by the Lord OF Battle
The. strife was nobly planned
For the brave beyond the failure
There is still happy land.
p. Macarthur.
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For the Iaundress.

Nice handkerchiefs should not be ironed.
When rinsed pass them through wringer
after they have been folded in fine towel
Spread on a sheet Of glass Ia clean marble
topped table. If that abomnation Is left in
the household answers. and smooth TIL ev-
cry wrinkle IS out The linen or muslin will
cling to the marble or glass and dry with that
finish that is on the fine. unstarched kerchiefs
Just from the shops.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-26

Voice culture. not for singing purposes, how
cver. IL the latest fad. the idea Is the Guilt
yation Of the speaking voice American women
are ridlculed the world over for their shril
hish-keyed treble and the voice culturist IS
greatly needed Nothing adds more 70 a
Woman's charm Than low, synpatheui
attribute. the next best thing is to cultivate
II INTO a musical rhythm
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lon arc moi new hut are highly fashionable.
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siik and lines OF narrow brown fur. forms a
hnrdered with fur opens UP either side OF lie
front showing the pink silk facing. This
opnping is braided beyond the fur In brown
ond gold The revors and cape collar OF tho
factet are braided and fur-eiged to match. and
a smile boa and a bunch o. violets complete
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tulle. An artistically drapA
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corsage, and is held on ~ Y
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