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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1896-10-22

English SPAWN Liniment removes
All Hard, Soft or Callouscd Jumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavins, Curbs, Splints, Sweeney
Ring Bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swol
len Throats, Coughs, etc Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warranted
the most wonderful Blemish Cure
ever known. Sold by F. G. Buerstatte,
Druggist. Manitowoc. Wis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Der esstf1 eisense amB.

Cine bib bihe @efdi9te aus ber SUI
gfnb5eit bes neritorbenen helgifhen
Gtaatsmannes .lrere Srban 1T bic
ieiner 8ermdblung nit GrGulein Or@
ban. 6rere mar banrals mod ein gana
iianger Mbbofat, Der bereits bur9 fein
Nebnertalent bic Mufmertiamfeit auf
fih gsapgen, aber mod feine .grobe 8e.
beutung innerbalb feiner Wateritabt
Qiittin bate. SRI. Orban Iiebte ben
iun9tn Wlnnn unb bic iungen lsute
hdttel fih beimli1 .nerlobt. Qlls sfrere
ieboB mil benz pfficiellen peiratbsanz
fr09 bernnsriidte. tnurbe er ubaetpie~
~. On fabte Jrl. Srban einen be-
rDifben gnt51Iub. Zines Mbelbs i'm
Ebenter begegnete iie ibrem 8rduti>
gam. itnb pDr Der ganaen @efellf1aft
nmnrmte lie i6n liItb fiiBte i'm beralih
auf beibe Mangeny Rad birfer NM
5tuxthtutigen Runbgebung fonrlten bic
bartHadiaen gltern niht untbin, ,nad=
3lgeben u11b, nm ben GfanbaI au per<
Meihen, bic Nerbeirotbung al qeftatz
ten. GrGulein Drbun bdtte apdbrIih
nidt 1mlent geiDGHH. Geit feirer Wer-
btirdtbung unb ingtinnerunq an biefe
Begebenbett fiigte Grfre ben Hamen
ftiner Grau benz feinigen BET atnb
1ldHnfe fitb fortan Jrere<O <Orban.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
: Deriunae @atte. Gliie

Deriunge Gate. glfie:
sSa. liebe Jreunbin, mein @atte 1T
Mrat unb Elm prddtiger MeniA, aber
ihredlih seritreut.' : Mba: So, tpirfs
lid21 Gliie: rDenfe Dir nur! Sci
unferer 9rauungszg zgeremonie, oIs er
mir ben Hing CAB, fiiblte er mir ben
puls nnb Derlangte, bab i1 Bic 3un<
&c beruusitreden folIte. Mba: IRA
bos leBtere ipirb ct ii9erlidb ten
5tpeites Wal perlangen."
Mud Elm Werlanqen.
Nebafteur: r@eben sic binunter in
ben Sbiergdrten unb interbietpen sic
bie 0ierfiiBler, cb {ie 6unger boben.
Neporter: Wie fo2 Oie Neftien f6ns
nen bod nir reben. Mebdtteur: @ie
ipifen fih all belfsn Bel aar mir.
6ebn Sie nur in ben RGfia aum Sis
ger. JreBt er sic, 10 bat ct bunaer. !.
frsBt e. sic nig, io bat Ct fein 0nnaer.
Nette Wermatbuna.
0err (in Elm Coupe einfteiaenbl. !.
.2ier riedt es ia entiebIin mad pers
branntsn @4intinSbDrften iff picls
lfid)t elmer ber raunenben 6erren III
nenl Stbnurrbdrt nit BET Gigarr< ait
nabe getommsn2~
@tei4 gtboffen. Bad
ITO I'D n166te bic Cha redjt iirs|
germ, 0err Qleutenaflf, tpos f1nrfe
man nd fhun E" 1ieu:enant (fiiBt Mi.
-so' @as sfadhIsa @is i6r!'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Gas fl,.8e 0rctelei,,.

N9 6dns6en, liebes 9dns9en mein,
Was it's, mas iit's NIT Dir9
Du ldbt mid feufaen gang alIein
lInb fdauit nidbt I'm ila9 mir!
Sa i6auit ni1t I'm elm ein3ignal
unb GlIe 2iebespein,
Die trag i9 ale allaumal.
SD armes @retelein.1
Das 9dns9en bDrt bes MGb9ens
RIag'
llnb fiebt gar bl6be b'rein,
Denn adj, es 1T 70 gag, 10 gag,
lnb g Mdb6en gar 70 fein!
Drum fbaut er nm fein ein5igmdl
llnb trdgt bic Qiebespein
0iel lieber ale dn3umal
um's bolbe 0retelein!
Dies Glenb fab Elm Rnabe an,
Sung JriB9en 5ubenannt;
Der nabm ii6 sleid beg Mdbdens an,
lnb Bot ibm 6er5 iinb Sanb.
Der Rnabe aber, Der beritanb's
Die Mdgblein 81 umfrei'n,
llnb fdneI DersaB ben bummen 1ans
Das Huge 0retelein!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
Qeip3Sg ber Grsm

Y9A3 Nv GSA q III X
Qlh Sic iinb nlfo geborener 2eipz
558er9 So mfB geiteben SIRE Gpra-
M mad, 1Gttfn @is,s MID ges
s0bt! adbdbdi Ja. in, 3 bal
nanKf6 fhOn nebr nfs gener gefagt.
DaS mag iDobl ooE 11lerbings MD
bdbnbDn fomnien, bob ih mebrere
Sabrs bon 2eip3ig meg mar. 90
n. lIstb mo tpdren SIT BAG Jn
0rdlen.
GapbemiSmus. o.: Mes
6fr bdbeN @ie bsnn bns ,3ittfrn Be-
tpm1nen3 81: Dotl bfslen Nettn. a.:
Mot babtn Gis btnn geboben2 81:
8aIt &ierg56f ftrl
!! ii n sGaurdnf. per flei<
= y! q pupn b6r1 19gaQnn briibtn an
$Il!19sr Stii iit<t Din gefdiupft.
y o ip6b |nsis ey pknns 6onS:''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19

ltnter ben Geraen, bic cuf Grben
tubeIos pbtheu, 1T bos Grauenher5 Der
sSnbegriff bon 6elieteit nnb Wehe.
Sbreul geelif9en unb phpIiinen Dr.
gonismus nah feinfiiblenb nnb
{dpun. .slsidt bic Srau elmer Mimoie,
bic, fobalb cine 3tebenbe Wolfe bic
Gpilne Derbiillt, ibren Relh fAltebt.
ibr @emiitb erbsbt beim leifeiten Druid
ii Werifimmung. sic leibet i'm tdg@
Iiben Qeben gebeimnibbDlle analen,
benn fie 1T ipebrlos in ibrer Stelung
ber Melt gegeniiber. Menn Der Mdnn
beleibigt ipirb, 10 fann er iih Dertbeis
bigea, NIT Sauit unb Munb, nit
Ghnsrt unb Geber. Sir bic Sran
aber, Bic perlebt ipirb. gibt es nnr cine
Maffe: bns @hneigen. Narben unb
munben bes 3ampfes 5inb fir ben
Mdnn cine Gbre; fein robes Wort
lam fein 9er3 brehen unb feline
@taubtpDlfe Der Nerfolgung feline
fiibne Gtirn befleden. Menn aber
bosIeIbe robe Wort in bic Seele Der
Trau brinat. 10 3erreiBt in ibr cine
6aite unb bic tnnere Garnonie l0ff
iih in einen fdrilIen Mibton auf.
1lnb bod beiibt biefe idipa1e, ipebrz
Iofe unb feinfiiblenbe Grau cine
Madt, burh tpelde fie i'm tdsli1en
Qeben, in ber 8efeafdaft,- i'm @taat
unb In Der @el9idte ber Menf9beit
fieb iiber ben Mann erbebt unb bic
Melt beberrfht. Gs lit bic 2iebe.
Sm 2eben bes Mannes bilbet bie2iebe
nar cine angenebme Gpifobe; Bel Der
0rau iit lie ibr gan3es Qeben. 1iir
ben Mdnn lit bic MeIt iein 9era; Der
Grdu tit bos 9era ibre Melt. Simmer
3u lieben, lit Der brennenbe Durit, bas
tiefinnerfte Wefen bes s5rauenhersens.
Die 2iebe ift Der 8Gauben Der Srau,
bas 3iel ibres Doieins, ibr 9immel
nuf Grben unb uu9 lire 9DlIe. llnb
Der Rern bfeIer 2iebe, bas efpiqe 2ieb,
tuelhes Der 6trom Der ssrauenliebe
enblos fingt, it Der Wunfh unb
Drang: eludli9 gu MAIDEN. Die yrau
befiBt. i'm Geseniab gu benz Mann, bie
Jdbtsfeit, fid feibft gu pergeFen. sic
tt barum grpBer Dpfer fdbig unb Bee
rufen, Slid gu bringen"; benn tpabz
res Slid bereiten mir nur ba, mo mir
niht an uns felbit benfen. Wte tpent-
gen 6rauen aber lit es bera0nnt, bie=
fer Glamnre, bic in ibr 1pbt, gu Ieben2
Jbre 9offnungen iinb aus @onnen=
1hein getpoben, bic nur au oft bur1
bic Sdatten zines berufslpien Du=
ieins auni9te gernuht iperben. Die
Grau bon 8eift unb 9era leibet, 10
Iange iie iiiht bpI Iieben unb benz seSns
biDibuim, Der WeTeIfdaft unb ber
Menf6bsit in unb burh bic 0iebe bie=
men unb Dpfer brineen barf, mag bie
Boriebung ibre Wiege irnter einStrob=
bad Dber unter bie golbgt5ierten 5als
len eires pdIdftes geitellt baben. Die
tiefe Snnerntutb, bds truumbdfte, oft
upatbifde Wefen, 'bie etpige NerpoiitGt
unb bic sebeimnibbpllen Sbrdnen, bic
mir oft an Mdb1en beobaHten, finb
nihts anberes, uIs bic 3ei1en elmer
fiefen feelifhen Weritimmung, elmer
eerftimmung. burh ipelhe lie inftint=
b Dber betDuBt letben, baB lie, itatt
IIs @dtttn iirtb Mutter benz Beirut Der
3iebe 5n leben, ein bereinfamtes Da>
fein fiibren miiFen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19
essssrr.Dl,suse bin S,s elei19.

Elmer MInms bift bu gleid,
YrGdtig an5uihauen;
MGr'ff n ettem MGr9enrei9
R5nisin her Dra,seil.
1lnb trotbrnl 11ein 9erae fbpeig'
Gabf bein bninnses MuTlen:
Giner 8lune Diff bu gieid,
DD9 r0n giscrDEto1en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-02-19

Mls Der Mr5t fam, fanb Ct itur nod
ein bintenbes pferb, neben benz nit
faueriiiBer Miene Der Mfefor itanb.
rGs mar nur elm @dredfhnb, 9err
DoftOr," faste ct. nGtatt einsr Sobz
tenf6au bdtten sic bier cine Nerloz
bung mitfeiern f0nnen. llnb BEL ber
san5en Gefdidte babe i9 tpieber has
Na1ieben!"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

Handsome stockings, says the New York
Sun, are a necessity, and not luxury, in
a woman's wardrobe this season. Short
skirts are responsible for this for what
woman is willing to wear cotton OF even
plain Isle hosiery when fashion demands
that a good bit of a neatly turned ankle
must show? Never before have eyes be-
held such pretty silk stockings as those
recently brought from Paris by the i'm
porter 1t is a well known fact that no
matter how severe a French woman's
gown may be, she is sure to be gorgeous
" arrayed as far as her under garments
are concerned, and this is especially true
of her stockings.
For many years American women have
affected sombre black stockings, varying
them with colored ones to match evening
shoes or slippers. Last season, however
uhey took the hint from the Partisan wo-
men, and colored hosiery was worn to
some extent. This season bright hues are
much in demand The very latest novelty
in the way of a silk stocking is a change
able effect, and two, and even three. col
ors simmer and CLEAN until one is at a
loss TO know whether the stocking is really
woven of silk thread or made of changea-
tions Of colors are beautiful and strik-
ing. A particularly pretty one is pale
green and lilac; another, rose and old blue;
a third. of a regular pumpkin color and
old blue Some of the Openwork chanega-
BILE stockings show yellow and olive, yell
low and old blue, and lavender and blue.
They are absolutely fadeless will wear
for years with care, and retail at $3.50 a
pair. The plain ones sell for 81.
The gayest thing out is known as the
Dahomey, and any one who should catch
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

Messrs. e. A. Craighnl & Co. wbo,es,t.
druggists Of Lynchburg, Va. writes s7' -
on April that on that day S. # 49,. !.
bought three bottles Of p. p. p. from -,
and said he would buy more 'i'e'i
On April 6, 1895, S. II. Iagvas 90
burg wrote us that he was usIr y ~ I, ~ y men
ana 50 was every member ar 10 - =. -
re Sdlo that from present indica tiseiilliy.
would cure his 3-year-OId - t5onS 1t
terrible trouble, miik-crust ~ ~ tndC
people OF Lynchburg looked for siays thAr
OF TINS enid at any time. but DC - 1eath
mas healed MS sores entirelTr r. r.
PETER ana IS regaining his Color -S rests
gay. mr.. LeWes further saws. Idy by
nad almost lost her sight. J,ba a NY VIE
tended her and tried MANY tbin,uIo1 cIor at
L. I. was the only thing thar 80. 1ut r
~ renewed my little girl az c Sulsd her.
the mead. My house has bee,, Natdffh IN
hospital, but thanks 10 vo1, q regular
~, n.n - are now changed for The batt.
=, I, am yUu % give me the lowest s sSr.
~ +5a Lour bottles, as think Is urs5
an sj,, el ~ nuch to give US a flIIi Civil, VIII
o VIII = 40 al IN my power to reeoS, curse
?. P. p. Lippman's great rer,os
l .e urosf wonderful blood purifisr w -
~. =. 2. 4. IS sure cure foT u the
iiS = ID ISM scrofula and am orr arm,
!, p az ~ tSiils from impurities of ~ SICK
.ai =. y SOFA By all druggists &c 5pLood.
81 Ldppman Bros sole -, ~ sen-
ionI mluIesale Druggists Ijn,Ps.eyLi-
WIN savannah, On go -kpAuanS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
STORY OT A sToRIS.
II Carried "A Letter 10 Africa ana
brought One Back.

IT
A story that comes from German, g. -.
| quaint as II Is true. Some children nvino
! IN one or the northern provinces dfsco,yar-
| ca that stork had made its most No.,
their roof Being orthodox little Teptons
they hailed the newcomer with favor n,
9torks are supposed TO bring good lucI, 10
mouse. All the summer they shared their
',ti 'iupits with their long-legged friend,
able. ps'iiloh-
At the first signs Of aproacb,ne, o,,,
weather the storlS prepared to nit to war;
~ tHines. The children were sad ~ re-
EMS ~ lo, 9I losing their pet, but their par
snat the bird would surely return me ,nS
dPIlhs. The children sti1 uneasv y ii ~
tbrouSb tbae i Slork not being cared for
or "a ~ II tue Iohg winter, consulted tosrefb-
Gr auG evolved a brilliant idea. vvbicb thi,-
tio, erTialeiy proceeded to put into exec1i
LII totl. ley wrote little note In fboir 49,
GeIHl'th script, stating that the stori- -,
Wy uear 10 them and begging mo 800
Inc VIM" nc country Il might spend
9S ,IIi y back 70 them In the spring anu
-,httuey sealed tho note, fastened A. 10 .
tIcIse1 zen q NJ, ~ around the birds neck, and
tbet, III 4. unuer It's wing. The next dav
10y sauly watched the sto-k wing ifs ,-ay
~ eoE .s, ara Inlider skies. The snow ana ~
y 5 ,.l,le, Chflstmas time brought the cbfi
lleH gus and fresh amuseu6 mis- bIt tba4
Z uIIiIHer pet was not forgotten VVbe,e -
used 70 Ii,,t around again their little feet
HHr 4
h lB dh9 longing for the stork' 5 return snS
.i one nne morning there m Trae
Lane ana gentle as ever - was
treat was the children's delight. but
= ia a. was their surprise to discover. ro,,r|
~, ~ ~, idSCk TX, aHd under Its wing another brigbf
sstIliu WIN note attached addressed -
, me children who wrote the letter ~ ~
,r,ih Drought" The ribbon was ouicxISS
.nleu, ana the missive opened " ny
rom missionary in Africa. STATING US VS.
- y - na9 READ the childrens note, and had
~, rfT gu aIr the stork, and thought that chill
I men zen TO provide for the comforts Of q Rird
trough the winter would be wiiline ~
ZIP clothe and feed the little destf}rtto
l1asn or MS mission. A full name and
a. no Ginildren were fun OF sympathy. ana
~ MISSIONARY note won a tgoIdcSp3 a
yer from the family. Other letters Ian an
~ went oy post between them. until 10
Id py me children learned to know ny
VISIONARY ana his little black walls t az
~ - wen as they knew the beloveI
S oFk mat had proved so trusty a mesL
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

the number may be, for Mrs Is
pie are extremely strict in such mat
And l think she considers ID to be a
of salVe to her conscience, on acc
of going out so much, and allowing
daughter to dance and 20 to the the
was there the other evening. There
eighteen at the table. Those seate
either end In the immediate Vicinit
the host and hostess realized the 81
ton, and preserved a decorous silt
But the rest would 90 on talking.
hang it ALL said Harry 4, at las
desperation, here goes'-and he rattle
something perfectly inaudible,
which removed the embargo frOml
tongues, and the dinner began. Pen
you might put ii in the light Of cal
pearls before swine, but / readily
1t would be more reverent to disconh
what can never become the general /
tice, nov that 10 is one those oldI
toms that Is more honored. IT strikek
in the breach than in the observand,
Weighing the Baby X
How much does the baby weigh, IN
All in all? Oh, who can saw II
Not his dainty flesh and bone. r.
Not his sweet pink clay alone, h
Not his limbs so soft and fair:
These are trifies light as air, L.
They are but a thing apart,
When we weigh him in the heart. Is
Who can weigh the light that liesb.
In the heaven Of his eyes? lno
Who can weigh his sunny smiles, 10
Or his sWeetly, winsome wiles? s
Who can estimate the worth he
OF an angels kiss at BIRTH hrs
Dimples playing hide and seek Iotl
In his round and rosy cheek? bs
ent
xEYto oar I1povr tba l,or,og o.a 9 IL
OF the mothers smiles and tearsB II
Who can weigh the prayers e3
For the loved one at her breastt II
Who can tell the fathers joy loot
Wrapped within that baby boy? III 70
How much does the baby weigh, ktt,ji
All in all2 An who can say! knlill
Nixon Waterman in the L. A. Fec
letin. bno,
1t was evident to every one in dear
gays the New York Sun, that HER,
longed TO the old school. Her clnaid
curls bobbed out from straw susp
unlike a Salvation Army lass hista
shape, and she was IN high deligbroV
leaned over the handkerchief but
She was in a store where nothiHn q
except imported gloves, veils h VIC
handkerchiefs, and such accesE EASY
dear to 2 dainty woman's heaao r,
emily, as a young matron joinedo OF
little old lady exclaimed: lwedd
Look what I've run across, frien,
Why, these handkerchiefs carryfoun,
fully forty years. haven't see1bride
ike them since was girl, andsessic
to treat myself" lDOsed
These are the latest desidbride
the manager of the store. Tito sat
all woven by hand. No macHeach
yet been invented that can vision Z
as fine as that used in these made
chiefs" he C
You caunt tell me anytIher g
linen, young man." said thelfor tn
lady severely i can see the Vthougl
woVe this material throwing liant pa
with their old wrinkled hamcompu
know all about fine linen and Ianyboi
how 10 weave 1t myself, and htence o
from sad experience that linelprice
chiefs as fine as these can't bfpromir
every day. You can't tell n1boned
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
MOzLEY's LESToy ETTyI,

lures Indigestion. Constipation. Billions.
ness. Sick and Nervous Headaches SIS
lessness and Heart Failure. zoe. per bott1e
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
FoULD'S
INDICATED ARSENIC
cOMPLEF1N c0ap

49, 49, sl.i might condcscend % make q fas-
"a pletty sum. II is hint. III least -
iI .t5e.r 9rides. who wish to make f1-r1s.ive,
h.. teI ~ their bridesmaids There co',ii
'i' moro approved method
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

I pretty sum- II IS "a ii1f ~ i f1. {
| ieio,..5ii i.tes Wno wish to make themselves
/ be ~ mn, ~ tneir bridesmaids. There could
/ "- ITO more approved method.
,rgnch oXidized silver is being utilized
SAteh-Nely lu fashionirr fh. t,,-i-i-'e1
| AonuerdmS set in towels in r. les
ii' ,s,,l or real are SON tine style. Tbe nil
iae ,rf - io extending to garter buei-
OF Jos Dhire o1 s unujFal TO see the face
An ol.5rir,,i. f,sis1 on tho garter buckle
eiIes S.,l buctic IS one which has f1vo
49, e.li4 groove. through which ribfons
may he inserted These ends A., - .l','oils
a- \, tt,-lil utd ln boy knot ITS claers
us oI silver and on gfav elestir r,a ~, =
.-sf..EU 90 a color treatment bv fqsfar,
its WIN ribbons which match cyer,,, ~
y-i+, 'o@HHinss; an gartcrs are adorned
buckle Elastic Webbing nseJ ~, g' l.,1e
b~osd I,oie tHan 2 quarter OF an fncb
,,ii4iS,' uut a huted rume of the same
MtTtn on either side gives the appea rsT,s,
on breadth. American women - 49, .tlLee
20 receive the cOl0red liu..srio of iT, NV
Az ~, now the hosiery of the season is IN
Farisienne. NAN mat OF the
~ The enlargement IS announced saws th,
NuW ork Herald. Of Miss Chanta Sfilrnl0o
- sister Of Mrs. Eugene Kelly H. ~,
f.,t, ,tlCe ALBERT Radzivill. member OF tie
been idepftgn9 s OF mar name, that has
,9iAhd. Miss Alilmo IS, on her rnotbers.,.ss
S,Gbe' OF O distinguished Spanish familv'
-tti.f went 10 i've In Mex
10. fter grandfather held "a higb nosf
S ~ az the time of the reign of the M
,5 inIoJ Nl"Almillian. Prince Albert Radzi
~ ls young man of fortune and Ia
! eiateq 20 some of the most famous fani,
~ "a on n, EUROPE, among them the TaIlev-
sliu -teuEords and the Castcllanes Tfts
iluarrlage TO Miss Nlmo will be ceiebratt,f
III H., ~, fatricks cathedral, New York. on
> , ute d. MISS Milmo Is IN Mexico with her
ID, iiince tadzivill is very well known in
-nS Dest society OF Paris and London AMI
~, StthheIaiy at Bad Homburg for tho sea
III III mere. lie arrived In New York abour
~ Weeks ago and Is now I'M Mexlcn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
MOALEK'S LEMON HOT DROps

Cures all Coughs. Colds, Hemorrhaee ana
d aII ,g ahroat and Lung Diseases. Csc. al
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
MOTHERS RELIEF.

Woman's Comfort.
druggists. Doeele az
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03
WOMAN's ORGANIC REsTopru
larIy Did W.,

restores all cases of Suppressed Menstru-
alton. S1.0O at druggists. ''7'i ~
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

anog! the texture OF the goods. but vo,
. 77.-- AtNe me "a Few points on sfvla.'r
From, tSsl,lttls' ne replied. I'm just HON,
49, aus so j ought to b. well un. 4
french woman considers the ts1ft,,-
| Tst "a "a wy important item OF the tofl.N
| nor mo-. ', ~ an nave very narrow hens
| tLtt-'.Ie IMAM a. quarter o. au inch -
,n trimmed Hith lace have M -
| srhee ot1IS are quit the go this season
eoiored hens are ver, chic v-i,1, ne sl.ll-
/ S.,,.,- 10 4uey nave an escutchaon An rr5.
] - ~ tiie monogram, and that match
each uer- rms style retans az b 20
Ionil.iI i ., style, with an embroidered seal
| ~ eor,r.s,i ',..s very popular. II has a hand
pr an lnch from the edFe ani "a a .ef
| l..GI-.sSIeo IN tiny dots. The colors are 49,
| "a '..est shades OF lilac. green b-r,e -
I %.eh nearly as beautiful as 49, ~. ~. 10y
I hlt-a -, ~, are OF the white linen AMI
81. garland Of open-v-orIF , ,.i..s l'.ned
Ar hi-,e 'oInp- ON some the flovvers
n IA, ana 49,, u.'tris pink. on sam others
/ white When washed the, io@l 1Ne pure
Esl5uli are % me. Wear weu2 Whv
we rs for We : = a handkerchief like This
/ e. HlSce or IRE lace 10 nlfr.t,s -. > -'i
I ana ~ iht'eiS ~ TINS style cost $40 each
| iii 'lt} nave gone like hot cakes No.
b-.HL white ones with tho reaI vi f-o
eon ~ To t'o, ihey have an escutch-
Now r. ~, NJ .Hltlals and cost only S. apiece
$50 "a you want some thing very karf- /
S So1i5, pure white handkerchief vgirL a.
dr r,, it1e euge put on with border "a nm 4
M ~, MoIk, ls the thing. ID has fvrg
ST. TONS or the drawn work ana ON eacS /
90 o4 lhe center one Is a tracerv of fC,.
9ys,l,,'e -lolS- This design also has III.
az .ste y work IN cOlors.
,b Very one In Paris Is going wild o,.,~
fbr.a'9 ne herchlefs just now The 1iner
yvove~ - SySd IN last coiors before in IL |
9Ji3ts.,' ana II Is marvellous TO SEQ vrbs3
sray.s Ii, soles are obtained. The plIe |
~, Diues and green's and dainty sb To-
~ 4 ,a,oSti lavender and yellow are n1ost Il,
,itliG some OF the handkerebie Az.
~ ICY pain with the narrow hon, s,,,
- Sukeu with real lace. while 0fbe'rs 90
,it oluered One of the prettiesf b,s
irDott SasS ana garland OF true loversi
49, .olS IN ueicate tracery: another ~ roi,. !
,-orisr,.5as y DOW knot In one corner ami
eor .I.,,.ts oi IorEet-me-nots In tho otbsr |
se,b -. ihese vary I'm price from 81 to 81 |
en- ana look like cobwebs They ara "a" 81 !
- IIulsie texture. and vet stand r7ora |
81, MSaF ana tear than "A coarser ii,o, >, |
J., ttSs9nt YOU are, answered the ola ia. !
.i ~ u 1 can wear an old-fashloned do,s'
Z haIuCh OF roses and violets and liIace ~,
K SptHs bonnet on account OF NV go. |
e. nave some real old-time linen bSsr'4
r. v.lels, even II the styles are the neV51st
!. IN gay Paris. I'm take this hair d"ycn
Nv We laid aside and consider nae
VIZ rare bargain, even II they do cost !
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

H'IOVIAs EHFIy Bird Worm svrr,,
Pleasant as Honey.
Never fails to get all the worms from
children. 25c. at druggists.-ad VII
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

Silk petticoats are beautiful to behold
this season, and something a little more
companion is a white silk skirt trimmed
With a deep accordion plated hounce made
ll alternate rows of satin ribbon and lace
Insertion, with lace on the edge. One or
TWO deep founces of plain silk, hemmed
ana Hnely plated, are very pretty and
less expensive than the ribbon and lace.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

The Hindoo holy books forbid a woman
70 see dancing, hear music, wear jewels,
blacken her eyebrows, eat dainty food, sit
at window or view herself in a mirror
during the absence of her husband, and
allows him TO divorce her if she has no
sons, Injuries his property, scolds him,
sumes to eat before he has finished his
meal.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-03

Weighing the Baby
How much does the baby weigh,
All in all? On, who can say2
Not his dainty flesh and bone,
Not his sweet, pink clay alone,
Not his limbs so soft and fair;
These are trifies light as air,
They are but a thing apart,
When we weigh him in the heart