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tons nn cst i So Sets
CrNiRe Haw Li Pas, July 11; 1883.
+ Eyebrows Made to Orden
At a. certain “professor's” artificial
leg, arm, noge, and ay ebrow, factory ro-
cently a» number of young women werp
working at small snblon a ¢nch table cov-
ered with Tittle instruments nnd things,
the likes of which I ‘hud néver seon 2
fore. At one; table two girls were
threading needles with fine, silky hair,
and séwing them in little squares on a
thin transparent gauze,
“These girls,” said tho professor, “are
making some of those beautiful arched
eyebrows you may sometimes seo in
ballrooms. ~ ‘Thase sewed on the net are
the less’ expensive kind, aud are only
used on ‘specinl odeasions. © The real
brow is very expensive, and ean onlybe
made by a person of grent skill” 1
beaged him’ to explain the operation of
giving a person eyebrows w ho was born
without thotar nnd, leading me into an
elegantly-furnished parlor, in. which
was a large dentist's chair, he contin.
ued
“The patient sits here. In this cushion
to my left are stuck a score orso of
those needles you saw being. threaded.
Each stitch only leaving two strands of
hair, to facilitate the operation a num-
ber of neeilles must be at hand. As
each thread of hair is drawn throuch
tho skin over the eye itiseut so that
wl en the first stage of operation is over
it leaves the hair | ‘bristling out an inch
or so, presenting a ragge ad, pore upine
appearance. Now comes the artistic
work. Tho brow must be arched and
cut down with the utmost delicacy and
a number of hours is required do
+N
it
to
“It must be painful’ and tedi-
ous?"
“They don’t say that it is a picnie ex-
cursion,’’ laughed the Brofessor; “but
eyebrows, small as they are, are very
impo rtant in the make-uj 5 of the face.
You have no idea how “odd one looks
when utterly denuded of hair over the
eyes. The process I have described is
painful, but it makes good e Jebrow sand
adds 100 per cent. to the looks of a per-
son who was without them. It is, too,
much better than the blackening and
cosmetics 80 many people use, especial-
ly people who have mere of
brows, compr orless
hairs.”
“Do your sewed-through-the-skin eye
brows last?’
“For years."
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La
very
prose Bee
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rising only a few cold
Orleans
ie
A Pretty Irish Girl's Romance,
A romantic story of love, tragedy an d
good fortune has just been brought to
light. Amelia Gh wham was a young
pretty Irish girl, who went to Baltimore
about two years ago to make her for-
tune. She had been there but a short
time when a waalihy old gentleman,
named John Ritchie, became smitten
with her charms. Friendship ripened
into love, They soon became engay ged,
and the day w as set for the wedding. —
Then a di flienity arose—he wanted to bo
married by the Episcopal church, and
she in the Roman Catholic. After a
lovers’ quarrel Ritchie finally agreed to
his sweetheart's terms, and the wedding
day was set. Again the old trouble
arose; his friends persuaded h him not to
marry in the Catholic church. This
resulted in the engagement being
broken, and the young girl was per-
suaded to returnto fre land. Then he be-
gan writing to her, requesting her to re-
turn and marry him. Accordingly she
returned. Courting recomme need and
in a few months the: y were married.
Two days after the wedding, from somo
unknown eause Ritchie commilted sui-
ride by blowing his brains out, an d the
young widow was left with a large for-
tune. She crossed the ocean “again,
and after a short time on the Emerad
isle, recently came back to America,
aud it is sanounced now will in a few
days marry 8 wealthy manufacturer of
Boston.
ing.
way
add
Cel
rm — lr BAI ————
There is a sermon for thinking people
in the report thata Montreal clergyman,
in seeking to discover why hia “church
had not been swept and dusted, learned
that the woman whose ork it was bad
died of starvation. ro
a ——
Taken Down a Peg
Says the Hartford T¥mes: A modest,
preity-looking girl, apparently about
eighteen years of age, while riding in a
horsecarths other day was greatly annoy-
ed by a well-dressed young man who
was determined to scrape an acquaint.
ance with her. The young man was of
the “masher” class, and only had his
good clothes and his impudence to
recommend him—two fe which
often go together, and which were not
mssports to the young lady's sociability.
ho masher had taken a seat by her
side, although there was room cnough
for him to have maintained a respectful
distance. He tried to engage her in
conversation by asking about the resi-
dences as they rode along, but the girl,
thoroughly annoyed and vesed at his
familiarity, would simply give the
names of the owners and relapse into
silence. But the masher, nothing daunt-
ed by the curt answers, kept on with
his questions. Finally op neared tha
fine residence which Mr. W. I. Hus.
band purchased a few months ago on
Wethersfield Avenue, and the rude fel.
low, after remarking on the beauty of
the place, asked the girl ifshe knew the
owner. The girl's eyes sparkled with a
mischievous twinkle, and she blushed
prettily nas she frankly answered,
“Husband owns it.” The masher’s face,
a8 he tried to paddle his way out of the
Silosmma cefully, was a pituiel) to
© idea that this very dy ha
girl ld havo a husband evidon
never entered his head, The ved pass
sengers who had witnessed the scene ene
joyed his confusion, and laughed out.
right as ho hurriedly slid from the car
and started to it" up town. There
is something in a name, after all
BLESSINGS.
Have you disease of any kind 7
Are you bereft of health ?
Or are you sors distressed in mind,
rd less of your wealth 7
Ir 1 you TO a friend at hand—~
x "Til of Lite”
genotberd
dike 18 in the land,
ings it Ts rife l= Peryna
A WHOLE FAMILY KILL E D.
accident occurred ou the Cinclanati,
Hamilton and Dayton railway, at Win.
ton Place orossing, just north of Spring
Grove cemetary, at 9:16 o'clock last
night, whereby pix persons were instant
ly killed. The “Thunder-Ball” expiess
coming south on the Néw York, Penn.
sylvania and Ohio railrond, due here at
8:80 o'clock, and half an hour behind
time, while running fast to make up lost
time, sfrack a huckster wagon, in which
were a family of six persons and 4
driver. Beery one except Win, Birtsch,
the driver, was killed, Birtsch escaped
with serions though not fatal injuries
The wagon was broken to splinters, The
familyiwas that of Hepry Kracke, and
they were going to their, farm, seven
miles from Winton Place. Kracke, his
wife''and four children-—~John, Afinie,
Maggie and: Lizzie, aged nincteon, six»
teen, thirteen and seven, respectively —
wers killed,
The bodies of the victims were thrown
in fragments ou the grass by the roal-
side, where they were picked up by the
light of lanterns and aot ight to the city,
Mrs. Kracke's head was severed from
ber body, and all the vic tims of the dis-
aster were horribly mutilat ted,
sg" -
A North ( ‘avolina girl hos bet en struck
by lightning twice, has been on the train
when it was attacked by robbers twice,
hasbedén apparently drowtied once and
mot with nomerons accidents with
horses, and still she is hale, hearty, free
of the bonds of matrimony and ready for
all the accidents of life.
The complicated diseatos brought on by
thought, care, nuxicly, ete ,
are often of the most serious nature, Heed
such symptoms as oh of tnemory, univers
sal lnssitude, heart disease, kidney coms
plaints, liver troubles and as general break.
ing down of health and strength, When
thus afilicted, when loast exertion
causes st fatigue, when lifa
burden usa ] }
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F1088 AND
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the
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1 LGA0TE.
LAPERS,
BE AP ERS.
ring Tools,
Ra KES, #UORKS,
SCYTHES,
ROVE BLOCKS,
SPROUTS HAY FORKS, &e.
—A8 WELL AS ALL KINDS OF
HARKDW AR E, TO MEET THE DE
MANDS IX THIS LINE,
. HARRIS
ENCOURAGING.
Having been enc ed by the steady
increase of business, bave remodeled;
repainted and add the external as
well as to th | appearance of my
DRUG HOUSE, tl ereby maki ng it more
attractive lo n era.
thank my custo their
ronage in the past, solicit a continue
ance of the same, stock is as nea:
fall as possible, 1 am | complete coms
munication with the principal Drug Hou-
ses of New York and Philadelphia and ain
supplied with cuts and price lista, and
anything in my line not kept in stock,
wiil be sent for at onceand delivered atthe
same prices ih at it could be bought at i
you went or seni y« yursel buy my
drugs for cash, pay no discounts, which
enables me to sell just as cheap as any othe
ar drug store in the co inty. All business
between dealer and customers strictly con.
fidential. J.D. MURRAY,
JunZii Cantre Hall
amma
GREAT BARGAINS
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FURNITURE
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Consisting of
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EXTENSION TABLES,
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UNDERTAKING a specialty.
We keep on hand ail the latest and
best styles of Coffins and Caskets,
Burial Robes and Shroude, “at
prices to suit all,
REMEMBER THA WE
MANUFACTURE ALL oud
OWN FURNITURE, which we
gurantee to be second to none in
workmanship and finish. 18feb
Grand Spring Opening
OF ALL THE LATEST
NOVELTIES.
Wolf & Son's New Stock
is Complete in Every Department, Em
bracing :
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Trimmings,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Gents’ F urnishing Goods,
Trunks, Batchels, Groceries,
Flour, &e., de, &e.
AND AN FACT EVE RYTHING KEP:
N A FIRST CLASH
M ERCANT ILE STORE.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
1a the Latest Styles snd Designs,
to which we especially invite ‘he
sttontion of the Ladies,
AN ELEGANT LINE OF
LADIES’, MISSES &
CHILDREN'S
FINE SHOES,
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