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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-20
NOTES.

Captain Blanche of the Berwickshire
has his wife and family with him.
When the Niihau left Mani there
were 10000 bags of sugar at Pioneer
Mill.
The Makee discharged her sugar in
to the Rithet and the Lehua's cargo
went to the Australia.
The Northern Light and Mary
Dodge are ready for sea. The former
expects to get away today.
So careful were her agents of the
cleanliness of the Dimond that she
towed out to sea yesterday without
taking pilot.
Steamboat men returning from Maui
report that they are being greatly
hampered in their work by the Off
ciousness of some of the Sanitary Com
mittee at ports other than Kahului.
NO arrivals yesterday excepting the
Upolu, from Hawaii. The steamer
haiulani, for Hawaii and Maui ports,
the Upolu, for Hawaii, and the Di-
mond, for San Francisco, were the
only departures.
The Kaiulani, with DR.. Grace OF Hilo
as the only passenger, got away last
evening about o'clock. She was toot-
ed salute by the steamers outside at
anchor as she passed. About a hun
dred japanese for Kihei were taken.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-20

New bill at the orpheum tonight. =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-02-20
Sugar on Kauai.

There was an immense amount of
sugar left On Kauai when the Makee
left. Following is a list: K. 5. Co.,
$4,000; NJ. S. Co.. $4,000; H. NJ. 10000:
L. P, 10000; K. P, 10000; McBryde.
1.5OO; Max. and G. &c R., 10000; K. S.
NJ and W., 1000.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
TRAINED NURSE
FROM HAVANA
Tells Interesting Stories Of
Her Experience in
MarydeI

Marydel, Del, Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
+. II. Heather of PHILADELPHIA. are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. B. V. Heather.
Miss Maud Cahall. Of Philadelphia.
mas concluded a visit to her uncle, j..
w. Boyer and has returned home.
Ihreshing is in progress and farmers
report the yield Of wheat to be better
than it has been for several years pre-
vious.
Wilbur Green. Of Philadelphia. is
spending a few days with friends here.
but will return the first OF next week
Miss Winnie Price of Cecilton. Md,
and Miss Mayhare Witter. of FrankfOrd.
Del, are the guest of Miss Emma and
Hennie Hall.
Mrs; John Moore has returned from a
visit tU her sick mother in Toronto,
Canada. She reports her mothers
health much improved.
a camp meeting is in progress atMer-
ricks woods. about seven miles from
town, and the success of the camp
seems rather promising. Several town
folks are tenting there.
J. B. Hutchings of Philadelphia. and
Miss Cora NJ. Gaddis. of New York are
the guests Of d. B. Hutchins of near
town. Miss Gaddis has recently return
ed to the United States from Hayana
Cuba. where she was engaged at army
nursing during the Spanish-American
war, and relates some Interesting stor-
les of her experience in the new pos
sessions.
Auoon- those who ara e+a,ripo- ~ Nor
rick's camp from town, are Miss S
Virginia Heather and sister, Miss Eta
and Mrs. w. Thomas and sister, Miss
Pauline Evans.
The Rev and Mrs. Z. r. Sidell AMI
son are with relatives in New Jersey.
/ Miss Clara Cahall and daughter, Miss
Maud, of Philadelphia, are guests o.
Mrs. J. w. Boyer.
Allie e. Cooper, Of Denton. is spend
ing a few days with friends near town
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
RuTHSDuRY MITE SOCIETY MEETS
10 Services viii be Held in tho N. P.
Church ior Several WeekS

Ruthsburg Aug. 2.-The Ladies' Mite
Society of the NJ. r. Church met at the
parsonage last Thursday Despite the
fact that the weather was inclement
there was a fair attendance.
There viii be no service In the NJ. p
Church here until August 10. which viii
be communion Sunday, and large at
tendance Is desired
The second quarterly conference vii
meet next Monday August G.
Miss Florence Cook. who has been
visiting friends and relatives IN Caro-
line and Talbot counties, returned
h5me last week
Miss Grace Conner and sister, OF st.
Michaefs. are visiting the family Of
w. r. Simpson.
Quite a number Of our citizens visited
the Holiness Camp last Sunday.
William Wilmington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Mandrell
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
.MARRIAGE Oh
SCHOOL TEACHER
Party Of Harrington Young
Folk to Camp Out on
Bowers Beach

Harrington, Aug 3.-Dan Cupid is q
very iovial fellow and has another
event to relate Of local young people.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Miss j. Annie Barker, one of
the best school teachers ofkent county.
and the Rev T. Hamilton Jones. the
pastor Of the ~. r. Church of Frederi-
ca. This young couple are to spend a
month at the groom's parents and re-
turn to Delaware by the way Of Mag
ara Falls and Will stop at other places
cf interest on the route.
A brick pavement will be laid in
front Of the NJ p. Church.
Miss Ruth Harrington. Of Whining
ton, is visiting her aunt. Miss S. f.
Harrington.
Miss Caddie Sharp has returned from
.Centreville, Nd, where she has been
spending some weeks.
Mrs. Grinenburg, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting Mrs. George Jones.
Miss Kate Edmunds, of washington
ID. c., has returned home.
Miss Matte Jones. Of Smyrna, Del
is visiting the Misses Shaw.
Miss Laura Layton has returned tc
her home in Bridgeville
A party consisting of Ray Webb and
Ben Jacobs, Ed<ard and y. Richards
will leave her on Saturday morning foI
a weeks outing at Old Bowers. A par.
~ Of twelve more will also leave sans
day, aud take charge Of the Postles
Cottage for two weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
FOLK
VISIT CAMDEN CAMP
Baseball Interest in the Kent
Town Assuming Large
Proportions

kenicn, Aug 2.-The Kenton base
ball team viii cross bats with The
Leipsic team at Woodland Beach Wed.
ncsday afternoon August s.
Tho following attended Camden camp
9uIlns the past week. Miss Bessie
johns Misses Henrietta and Bertha
hRlley' Miss Cora Fredericks. Miss
seFtna Bedwell. Miss Hilda Bedwei,.
MISS Mary Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Ben.
lamin Bedwell. II. l.. Lane. w. w
KEEPER w, v. Moore. Albert Slaughter.
y W. Arthurs. ID. s. Wilds and SON
Wilbert Messrs Herbert and Gilbert
Davis, T.. n Purse. Howard Griffin eli.
bert Garrison. Goodwin Taylor and
brother Roland William Dunlap. ana
Mason w. Bailey.
The following visited sudlersville
camp during the past week. L. Il. Hill
yard and family, j. y. Walker and
nephew Harry Cannon. NJ. ID. Warner
Alfred Smithers. John n. GOOD ami
Mrs. Henrietta Graham.
Downs Chapel M. =. Church gave
the children picnic on Saturday after
noon. Many people attended The af-
ialr which was one OF the most da-
lightful given. jolly pastime was az
torded in various kinds OF games for
amusement A treat to the children
was served consisting of ice cream.
cake, lemonade, peanuts and candies.
Mrs. Lola Walker and son. earle. a,el
visiting Mrs. Ambrose Cannon at Cam
non. Del
William e. Blades is spending a few
days at Atlantic City.
j. E. Blades. Of Wilmington. Del.
Is spending his vacation with his par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Blades.
Mr. g. B. Clark. of PHILADELPHIA
spent Sunday with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. S. Clark
J. Herman Wilds. of Wilmington.
spent several DAYS with his parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. d. S. Wilds.
Rufus Hutchinson, of Wlmintln, Isl
spending his vacation with his par
ants, MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Hutchinson.
sr
Miss Florence Cullen. OF Wilmington.
spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. |
w. II. Moore
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
SOON TO BEAD
A NEN SCHOOL
Virginia Preacher to Fill Mr..
Fitz SimOn'S Pulpit Dur.
Ing His Absence

Greenhurst Md. Aug. 2.-CHntou
Logan is spending some time at Oeear
Grove.
James T. Armour was In Centrevin,
during the past week
Quite number from here are tent.
ing at Woodland camp.
Miss Rachel Dawson Is with rela-
tiyes In Wilmington Del
Charles Ferguson was in Philadel-
phia a few days last week
A Lincoln CLIFFORD IS visiting friends
in Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Mrs. Lamp and family, OF Baltimore
are guests OF Mrs Rachel Foster.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk. OF Philadelphia.
is visiting her son. Cassius +. Kirk.
Howard Edmondson. of Chester. Pa.
is visiting Charles w. Brooks and fam
iiy.
Miss Maisie Osmond. OF Havre de
Grace, has been the guest of Miss Car
rie Hambleton.
Haines Crothers. boss carpenter. Is
building a new barn at Bay View for
james Abrams.
Albert 5. Kirk has returned to Phila-
delphia after spending a pleasant visit
among friends here.
Edwin Carhart has been reelected
secretary of the Farmers and Mechan-
les Insurance Company
Misses Bertha and Hattie Johnson
have returned to Philadelphia after
spending their vacation at home.
The many young friends OF Howard
3rickley rendered him a pleasant party
1n Friday evening. A splendid time
was quickly passed with games and
ports, Refreshments closed an enjoy
ible evening
The School Board has decided to-
)uild q new schol house at White Oak,
The Rev Thomas shannon. OF Beal-.
ON, Va, viii occupy the pulpit of Zion
Church during the absence of the Rev.
William Fitz Simon.
About Sl5 was made at the lawn Soc.
al held by the women Of Ebenezer
,hurch on Wednesday and Thursday
.venings at Mrs. Lincoln Gibford's.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
FINE APPLE CROP
IN BLK NECK
Evening OfPrOgreSSiVe Games
in Homer of a ViSi-
tore Other Notes

Elk Neck, Nd. Aug. 2s-Capta!n
Washington Foster has returned from
a two weeks visit to relatives in Balti-
more.
The w. E. Greenfield is tenting at
WoOdlawn camp, where he has charge
OF the children's meetings
The many friends here of Alexander
McNamee were gratified 10 hear Of his
promotion to tho responsible position
OF first officer on the steamer Ericsson.
William J. Arrants has an apple
crop this year OF which he is very
proud. The Baldwin and Russet trees
in particular present a beautiful sight
Miss Lidie McNamee returned last
week from an extended visit 10 rela-
tives in Middletown. Del, and Balh-
more, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Lidie Curry. of the latter city.
Miss Bessie Ricards entertained a
number Of friends Friday evening at
progressive games, in honor of her
guest, Miss Bessie BOwerman, OF Bal
timOre. A delightful evening was spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Tatem and chill
dren, Willie and Alice. and Miss Dollie
Wilson, of ColilngswOOd, n. j., and
Walter G.. Wilson. of Philadelphia,
have been Elk Neck visitors the past
week.
A 2-year-old son Of John Moore, who
lives in a tenant house on J. Alexander
Rutters farm near near North East
died Sunday morning. The funeral was
held this afternoon, with interment at
McKinneytown.
Alfred Kirk and Charles W. Shippers
on Thursday appraised the loss by fire
OF Captain w. j. Wilson, for the Farm
ers' and Mechanics Association. They
allowed the full amount of insurance
$4,000 on building. $3.50 on wheat, $500
on hay and other produce. and $50
on implements.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
TAKEN ILL ON A VISIT
Unhappy Experience OF a Kennctt
Square Teacher in ohio

Square Teacher in Ohio
Kennett Square. Pa, Aug. Mrs
Harry Hicks, MARSHALL street, has been
attending Concord Quarterly Meeting.
Mrs. Taylor Scarlett. OF New Garden.
is entertaining Miss King, of New
York.
Mrs. Paxson and Miss Rebecca Matt
son. OF Philadelphia, are guests Of Miss
Ellen Taylor. North Union street.
Miss CrOssan and Miss Cline, Of Will
mington, Del. are spending few days
with the Misses Pierson. North Union
street.
Mrs Hannah It. Way. Mrs. f. J.
Kerns. Miss Sallie Pierce. of West
Chester, Mrs. Mary Morgan, of Phila-
delphia Mrs Sue Jackson and Mrs.
R0salie Siekles Pusey. were guests of
Mrs. Willis Taylor. FairthOrn Farm.
at ten last evening.
Mr. and Mrs Solomon, of Philadel-
phia, who spend a portion of their Sum-
mer in this locality, are among the re-
cents arrivals at Barton farm.
The family of State Senator Samuel
Knox, of Wilmington, Del, arrived in
town this mornig. and will spend the
month at Eaton.
Ever since her return to Ohio. Miss
Grace Wright. one of the teachers at
Martin Academy. has been III of fever.
Her correspondence, which is extensive,
has been laid aside. and she fears she
will be unable to use her pen before
the last Of August She sends word.
however, that she vii be most happy to
hear from her Martin Academy pupils
and her Kennett friends Her home
is in Harveysburg. Ohio.
Kennett w. c. T. T.. will have no use
to-day for that tent so solicitously
urged by sympathetic friends last Au-
gust. This is an ideal fresh air mission
day for the ladies' annual meeting, and
they are making the most of it,
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
FRANKS. PLAYED ~.
BY LIGHTNING
Glass Shattered and Dishes
We're Knocked From
the Cupboard

Camden. Aug. During the electric
cal storm here Tuesday afternoon the
residence of Mr. Kuhns was struck by
lightning, large portion OF the wealth
erboarding being torn or and dishes
were knocked from the cupboard on
the interior and several panes of glass
shattered. Mrs. Elizabeth Faucett. who
was standing in a garden adjoining,
was also stunned from the electric
stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Daily Of Dover.
Mr. and Mrs Farley of Philadelphia.
and Charles Scott Of East New Mar
ket, Nd, have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ Scott.
Charles NJ. Smith has returned from
Philadelphia, where he had gone 10
have a cancer operation performed. The
decided to POSTPONE the
operation for the present
Mrs. Mason and daughter. Miss Kel-
ley and lady friend. OF philadelphia
are visiting William Dulin and Miss
Emma Dulln.
Charles Sudler. OF Smyrna. was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. T. Coke Cham
bers on Sunday.
Or. William IT. Cooper and son. of
have been visiting, here
Charles Mcbride and family are tent
Ing at Bowers Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fisher and Mr.
ana Mrs Ralph Fisher. of Philadelphia /
have been spending a few days here.
mir. and Mrs. J. l.. Carrow and
daughter, Miss Lizzie. are spending
lew weeks at Denton, Nd
Miss Ida Jcnes, OF Wilmington. is
spending a few days here with her
mother
A new curbing has been placed in
'front.' of George II. Gildersleves prop
srty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwood. of Federals-
burg, Md, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Smith.
Miss Mabel Nickerson and Miss Ilah
galloway of Philadelphia, are visiting
lere.
Titues West of Camden, n. j.. is
'isiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos p. Hinsley.
Walter Byron and Willie Nickerson.
If Philadelphia. are spending a few
weeks in this section
Miss Bessie r. Hinsley is visiting
Mrs. William j. Wright in Middletown.
Mrs. Jennie Tharp. of Philadelphia,
S visiting her mother near Rising sun.
Charles Phillips, Of Wilmington. has
'een visiting relatives here.
Miss Blanche Hirons. of Wilmington.
s visiting here.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04

fer supplyin' bords to bid the parti.
shuns with. Hitll be a big job, an
Mister -Arddix. seems. to think as lpw
we mite clere too or three millyuns ei
we handle hit rite an use hemlOck
bords. Besides. hit'll be a good kam-
pane card amung the karpenters. feI
hit menes wurk, sawin' bordsand settin
up studdin' fer the partishuns' an
drivin' males.
| seen Kornellyus ]. Horrygan. OF
Mount Kuba, in Wilmington day or
two ago. He had his rite foot all tide
up in rags an wuz warm a slipper.
wunder ef he hurt his foot kickin'
agenst the proceedin's OF the bord of
skool commissioners of Mount Kuba
deestrict? Ef he did I think the tax
payers In the deestrict ought 10 pay the
doclSters bill, fer they hain't got no
rite to be leavin' loose bord layin'
around thataway
Our mishuneiies is doin' good wurx
down at Camden camp. Them Metho-
dist preachers thinks they are runnin'
that camp fer the Lord. but frum wot l
kin here. Frank Alice. Miff Wilson.
Jabez jenkins an John B. Warton is
runnin' hit fer Mister Addix. They're
all the time. Every trees
got hits kawkuss, an the preachers
hain't in hit. tell va. Mary Ann. that
there Camden camps sertenly a crate
politilSal institushen, an no mistake I
understand as how Mister Addix has
give Mister Alice orders that eff emmy
votes is bargined for on the grounds
out Of respeckt fer the sanktity Of the
9lase no money shant pass till after
1he camp has brok. Mister AddixI
is q God-fearin' man and no mistaik.
He's backin' more cullerd churches
down the staff than ennybody dremes
of. He's Observation-Disclosures Hit
lont make no difference to him wotl
the church belongs 10
70 long as the preecher an leedin' litesl
lf the cOngregashun is willin' TO ac-
,ept a contribushen late in Ocktober or
srly in November every uther we're
Mister Addix believes that pracktical
an pracktlcal polliticksl
ihud walk hand IN hand battlin' fer the
.ause of redemshun.
Has Bob Rennelds set out emmy OIL
hem japanese rlums. Ef he haint.
ell him to do hit rite away, fer sum
If our fellers is maxim big money at I
hit. We're tryin' TO brake I'm on the
'ullerd vote in Wilmington. but the
elers hain't reportin much sucksess. /
Its diskuredgin' 10 send out re-
reshments an git nuthin in return.
lister Addix has cum to the konkloo- I
hen that the Reglers is advisin' the
ullerd voters to etc and drink every
hing we send out. an then to vote
gin us afterwards. IF they're doin'
hat hits a meme trick. fer Mister Ad- .
Iix is man hoos expenses is heavy
nuf without givin' out free lunch that I
way.
Civ mi luv to the Children. an be-
eeve me to be.
Yore risin' husband.
BILL JONES.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
SASSAFRAS MITE MEETS
Monthly Meeting Is Held at the Par
sonage OF That Town

ssssafras, Md, Aug. S.-Miss Nita
Howeth, Of Chester, is visiting her aunt.
Mrs. R. S. Griffith.
Mrs James Townsend. son and
daughter. CT Wilmington, are visiting
friends In and near town.
0r and Mrs. A. W. Biggs, of near
Chesapeake City, spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Nlr. and Mrs. John
Johnston.
Mrs. Henry Fleetwood and children
and Miss May Alice. of Waverly. Va,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Harry
Shepherd
Miss Nora Hickman. Of Baltimore, is
visiting her parents near town.
Mrs. Emily Airy and daughter, Miss
Ada, Of Wilmington, and Miss Mary
Watts, OF Townsend. spent Wednesday
as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Atwell
Tho Mite Society. Of the NJ. e
Church. held its monthly meeting al
the parsonage last Thursday evening
Quite a number were present and {
good time was spent socially.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
WELL-KNOWN MAN DEAD
Carey Harrington Expired at Penna.
sylvania Hospital

Frederica, Aug, 2.-Carey Harring-
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Har-
died in Philadelphia at the
Pennsylvania Hospital of typhoid fever.
He was forty years old and leaves three
small children to mourn his loss. The
body was brought down on the steamer
Frederica and was taken charge of by
the members of the a. O. L. w, of
which ne was a member
Miss Lizzie Melvin. Of Philadelphia.
is spending her vacation with her par
ents
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson. Of Pittsburg
Pa, are visiting Mrs. Wilson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James FARRELL
Mrs. James Warren. Of Kingston, n
y. is visiting relatives In and near
Frederica
Miss Ethel Sipple Of Collegeville, Pa.
Is visiting Miss Hattie Davidson.
Thomas Cahall is at RehoDOth FOL
severl weeks.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
FIRE IN POCOMOKE CITY
Originated in Saw MIL and Did
Damage 10 Extent Of SIO.OOO

Pocomoke City. Md. Aug. 3.--An
early morning fire. which originated in
the saw mill of Schoolfeld and Barnes
yesterday morning. did $4,000 damage,
and'at one time threatened the destruc-
ticn Of the town A high wind was
blowing. but fortunately It carried the
flames from the business and residen-
tial portion of the place.
More than six acres of lumber and
cord wood and five big buildings belong
ing to Schoolfield and Barnes were de-
stroyed. Their loss is fully covered by
insurance.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
CHANGES AMONG TEACHERS
Young Women Appointed TO Vacanies
in Trainer Schools

Chester. Aug. Sat a meeting OF the
Lower Chichester School Board on Tues
day evening, Miss Elizabeth b. Huddel f.
of Linwood. was elected to fill the posi-
zion of teacher of the Trainer Secondary
school, made vacant 10y the resignation
of Miss I.ysle, and Miss Bessie Heacock
Of Linwood. was elected TO fll the poU-
tion OF teacher Of the Rocl, Hill Second
airy school. These young ladies are both
graduates of Marcus Hook Grammac
school. after graduating there Miss Hue-
dell spent three years at the State Nor
nal School. West Chester. graduating
with the class OF '9S. For the last two
years she was first assistant teacher at
the Indian school in Philadelphia Miss
Heacock Is a graduate Of the Chester
Academy. and for the past two years has
taught the public school at Hanby's Cor
ner, ia Delaware
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
Nroninn Ne,rs lions

Wyoming, Aug, Miss Stewart
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs
DR.. CrOssmore, has returned TO Balti
more.
John N. Ross. Of Wyoming. IS hay.
ing new pavement placed in front o.
hss residence.
Miss Grace Tull Is visiting Mr.. anr
Mrs. William simmons.
Evening journal., 1900-08-04
visitors al Concord

Concord. Aug. element Noble and
daughter, Miss Edith Of Philadelphia.
spent Tuesday with his sister Mrs.
George Thawley.
Miss Winnifred Johnson. who has
been visiting her brother, Emmett
johnson, OF New Haven. Conn, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Florence Beachanp and children
are visiting Mr. Anna Todd.
Ezra Vandyke and daughter, Miss
Mildred. Of Wilmington. are visiting
the formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. G.
n. Johnson for few weeks.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-25
A QUEENS NEEDLEWCRK.
An Apron Embroidered by Mary,
Queen of Scots, Has Recently
Come to Light.

Interesting is the story told in La
dies Home journal Of the bringing to
light of an apron embroidered by Mary.
Queen Of Scots, while in Jail awaiting
execution: "a Mr. Meyers, an American
cOstumor, who was in London on bust
ness, had an opportunity to buy a lot
of ancient embroidered garments.
Among those which he purchased was
a dress known to have belonged to
Mary, Queen of Scots. In ripping this
to use the gold and silver threads with
which it was wrought, an apron was
and the lining. where il had been care
fully hidden by the unfortunate queen
herself. Subsequent search has since
fully established tho fact that the
apron is the work of the fated queen.
lt.has been shown to experts in Eng
land, France and the United States
and all agree in declaring the stitch
used 20 be the one called the Lost
stitch which has been searched for
by embroidcrers unavai,ingly for over
~N' years 'H''I 'Lt hi'IOacope tnc
work seems to be done in series of
French knots which produce iniinitesi-
NAL disks of silk. These disks lie side
by side and very close together There
are hundreds of them to the square
inch, all evenly laid with the colors
exquisitely blended. Around the edge
Of each petal, forming a line around
every part If the design is fine tracery
OF white. either a stitch of marvellous
ingenuity or microscopic cord
couched on. The blossoms are chiefly
marigolds, jessamincs, roses and morn
ing-glories. They are arranged with
their leaves to form running border
design-fowing yet disconnected"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-25
I. HappeauI IN a Drug S:or

"Orc day 'a-r winter lady cam G.
tony drug store and asked iol i"
brand Of cough medicine tiat dld
not have IN siocb,' - says MI O.. Il.
Grlndin, the porular drug j.. q.
Ontar o, n. y. ",hr vas dl,alt ut.
ed ani wanted tc toow wha; cough
preparation / could rccomm nd. /
said to her that | could freely recon
mend Chamberlain Cough Remedy
and that She couit take bo'.e. o.
tie remedy and after giving II IL i9i,
trial if she did not find it worth ;he
MOI eA to bring back the bottle and
1 would refund tie price pl.h In
the course Of a day on two H.. lady
came back IN con pany with j,en!
lnuccd Of cuugu ned clGc &li ad-
viscd Der to buy q bottle OF 'hHm-
bellaIn's > Cough Eemodv. ! cor slider
that very good accommodation
for the rrmedy 1t is for sale by
the Midd!eburg Drug Store,