LS RR HA a A hi Kore CM A A irts i or, fiom We) country’ es : on to his house in Paris. The : Jour hres ren ait in Pare. It is pow performed in the same day and rll, doubtless, be @& considerable econ : devs case of caress that cured by the nse of Hart's Fmaxz J, Cuxxwy. » syatam. Bend {or testimonials, F. J. Coewey & Co., Toledo, 0. Halls Fait Pi are Hall's amily Pills are the best, EL (The is nothing 15 wacertain a3 8 us Garfield Tea, the the herbed: Tae, sires sons sak head be and i ver Mearders. The only sointion to the servant ar problem is not to have any. dren 50 8. Olmsted Sia La Roy, X. Y. The man isn't necessarily a a crank who = that on gd turn deserves Mus : Pre . nay: — Of all the daughters to whom you have 3 | and | jife, Bole are more olor. The Dog Governess, The lowest rung in the Industrial 1ad- Aer would seem to have been reached | when a woman of education and re finement hires her services by the hour in the interests of “my lady's dog” “Pog governess” fx the title given a woman who calla dally at cortaln bouges of wealth and for a considera Hon takes the dog or dogs fol a consti. tional in the park. She alsy oversees the animal's bath and attendu to every detail of the canine wardrobe. Is there not the fail, winter and spring i svereoat, the oar mullers not to for} get the burnishing of the dogulip's col xr! Novelties in Fans, A novelty In fans, which bas come froma Paris, Is composed of blueiay Land white gull plumes with a pearl mount. These feather fans are carried out in all kinds of plumage. pheasant, pence, jungle cock and merle {mounted with poarl handlis Inlaid twith gold. The gull fans, with pearl mounts, sre siugularly pretty. Ane other pretty novelty is made np of dif. ferent Sowers, shaped ont of stiffened whuze. These are painted In patural ues, the centres glitterfog with kpangles. Poppies, pansies, enrpations, i nnd Margnerites treated in this way und mounted on carved fvory sticks make Al iE eXeendingly Hective fan. Amaia so i AM In Not New That's Brovaded. Evening cloaks are remanicow this season for their linings. Tha richest nf Lyons brocades and sation aad tas thos dazsing of silver and god tise fges are peing employed to line black cloth cloaks. Wicked tongues nretend 1hat these linings have come down in Be world, and that they uave been | dresses ih thelr time. Bot oven so, Is there anything derogatory for a mate tial of valoe to cover a woman's shoul tiers? The perfumed and powdered eck Is, methinks, more wortay of the satins and brocaded sliks than of the taffetas Honing, which WAS customary trades were converted into petticoats Black coats, with bandsome nnings, Are delightful wear, especialy If §irimmed with a wide collar and stole ® | in dark fox-—New York Commercial Ts This | Advertiser. Delicate Babies That the spring is the most trying | time of the whole year for the babies who have Hitle vitality and who are saliject to frequent colds. * ® » That there are a few consolatory ; i facts concerning delicate babies that t I en built me np thelr parents may lay to heart » » . That. In the first place, the most fra. ile ebildren make the sirongest men and women. : . v9 That instances conld be mmmitiplted | of sickly Infants who were never ex-| pected to live, but whe struggled] | through a stormy childhood to develop nto robust health in youth, Ln a That training does a great deal to i ward this desired end, and tha mother Faliould mever relax ber endenvors to | tradn her child into regular habita, and | i Moner or later ber efforts ary apt © i be crowned with success. . 5» That If the Infant seems to have no ceonstitntion the mother mast makes one for him. and by close and consclentions i wautchininess of his physical poeniiart- ties earn what agrees with him best, | what varieties of food suit his diges- tion, what mode of He conduaces to his tranquil sleep, how much exercise, and of what sort, causes healthful fatigue without averweariness, ee That another {tem of comfort tn re gard to delleate bables 1s that they fre. | quently rally from dizeases usder which far stronger children sini . * » That a fat, healthy child will often eink rapidly In an attack of fever. for lostance: the malady seems to feed pon the flesh and strength of the ehlld. and these net as fuel 10 the Baws. while the thin, puny baby may descend to death's door and yet keep is hold on life with a tenacity that 1s little short of mirsculons— Philadel. 3 phia Record. New York's Bugus Deenmakers. Fire flashes in the eyes of the com-| plainer, and the girl at the desk was equally wrathy. ‘We have looked you up.” she said, “and find that you are not a bous-fde dressmaker and therefore uot eatitled digcount.” “What do you call a bona-fide dress maker®™ demanded the complainer. YA person who does something be- sides botne sewing.” sald the girl at o the desk. "A person who bas at least ope regular customer, besides ber mother and sisters and aunts.” The complainer was so wad that all abe co say was, “I'll see about this hat doesn't make a dressmaker out of her, according to our way of think. "We are simply overran with re nests for discount from amatagrs t would seem that New York had | { been torned Into a big dressmaking emporium and that one-half the popu {lation was trying to get a discouni at the shops for the other half There are some white Sannel waists | that are relieved by embroldery in self “We wouldn't mind extending cour tegion even to these pretenders if they didn't abuse thelr privileges so. They are not content to get their own things at a reduced price, but they try to ring in all thelr relations und passing acquaintances on the disconnt system. Even dry goods stores have a few rights, and we have to draw the line somewhere If we dido’t, we might as well reduce all our goons ten per cent. and Le done with it” New York Times Mra. Fane Mansfield, a centensrian. of Lynn, Mass. lHves in the oldest house in that city, wiaich was bulit | 250 years ago. Women ars now admitted to the rwo { universities In Baden, but they have not been able fo secure permission to study dentistry. ter of Edwin Booth, livex in the hopes in Chicagy which constituted the ac. tors’ ouly property In that ¢ity When he died, The Leipsic University has refused admission fo thirty oaian wonien, on the ground that thelr preparatory instruction in Rossls cou... not be held sufficient, The litle town of Marmaton, Kun, fs practically run by women. It has a woman shoo] tegscher, a woman bole graph operptor, 8 postialairess, 8 won an pastor in charge of its only church, and a woman letter carris An Italian wornsan mend wtod fam a French university 8 to conduet an American course In owdicine at the University of Chicagn. She {8 List Carioua Cipriani, first of her sex to take a doctor's degree In Paris, An English writer who has belonged to several ersunizations bas started a ernsade agninst women's clubs. Bbe claims that the membership comnait- | tees, Which are supposs] to prevent the admission of undesirable persons, do pot exercise the necessary precan tions. : Ohlo bonsts that one of its best sad dlery businesses is conducted by a woman. fhe is a widow and a gradn- ate of a school of pharmacy. Her knowledge of chemistry wan of stich value to har husband in treating leath ery that she gradually worked into the business, To Queen Anne of Bohemian, wife of | Richard Il. 18 ascribed the eredit fog introducing side saddles (n England Also for Introducing pins as used of present. Before her arrival In Eng land both sexes nsed ribands, Joop Boles, laces and points and tags. claps, hooks and eyes and skewers of brass, | silver and gold. A few of the wilsts have narrow, flaring edges to the cuffs, falling over the hands. A thick soft silk for underwear and nightgowns is of a new Japanese make, It In algo used for handkerchiefs. For evenlug wear separate lace waists made entirely of Irish crochst are. fashionable. They are of Gue workmanship and expensive. Velveteen shirt waists In eolored prints as well as solid coiors are worn with eller waist sults and it js said that these will be fashionable for the ja cool spring months, Some of the culls and stocks are of the solld tucking. others with groupe of tucks and others have groups of tacks running around the cuffs and tone on the dtocka Some of the watst with elbow sleeves have the sleevs made entirely of the tucking, po more of it appearing on the walst. These sleeves Inst turn the eb bow, and are finished with a little | frill of lace or embroidery. A pretty muff for evening weir ls a dainty creation In velvet violers which cover the front in a pretty mass | of colar. The muff Is edged with deep rallies of violet satin ribbon and trimmed with a large bow of violet tulle Pockethooks and handbags were nev. The mest exaul- | site ones are of ove leather, with a! eT More attractive single stone set In the batten clasp, sain the beaded aud brocade purses, with either gold or silver mountings, are among the extreme noveities Hats ecntinne to be built broad and flat, and the toques of fur with low | velvet crowns are deetiesd very radish. One of sable has a white shirred velvet | crown, and underneath the brim which | turns up at one side 3 a large white camellia. Tule and fur is another favorite combination, It is sald that the coronation period in England will bring out many Vie torian styles in English low hats, with ribbons, sashes and long strings. For the sash effects the eighteen inch soft Anish materigls will be used A few {of these low crowned hats have ak | ready been worn in this city. _wiek; severe pains shot through my chest | tioed my wife seemed more cheerful than | usual. 1 questioned her and fonnd she | ceived, of men flirted just as | was, and | After taking the contents of the first bot. mined to give this remedy a fair trial, and { sleep well, eat anything and thoroughly ‘enjoy life. I Laws told several of my Mra. Edward R. Grossman, a daagh- | say that they are like new men. I sin: Compound, and alép yourselves for mak. canwrs Candy Oathartie the genuine, pat up : Frank Chambers, of § Bennett Bt, Chis wick "For over two yearw | safired agen tes from indigestion, and became redoied ing mere shadow of my stalwirt self. | would return Bome from my business feel ing so faint that 1 could hardly drag ne leg after the other; my dear wile did all she pomibly could to tempt me with dun ty dishes, and as 1 entered the hous I sniffed and thought: “Uh, how good, I know I can eat that! But siss! no sooner had I eaten a few mouthivls, when felt snd shoulder blades, my eyes swam nd everything seemed black. | became alternately hot and cold, and got up from such a dainty dinper heartily wick of living, and feelizg I wes a wire trial to everybody. I may mention that 1 was als very much trovbled with a saly skin, and often boils. Dut one ewntiing I no bad been reading a pamphlet dhe bad ro who had been cured by Vogeler's Com. | pound. Said she, “What gives me more faith in it is that it is made from the for | mules of an eminent physicizn sow in se tive practice in the West End of London, 80 1 am sure it is po guack thing’ “All right, dear, let's have a bottle) mid 1) tle I felt very much better, and deter I can positively assure you that a few bot. ties have made s new man of nie. I can friends, whom I krew were suffering the mme as myself, sand they all wish me to cerely bless the great physician who gave you the formula of Vogeler's Cumtive ing ita virtues known to a suffering pub Bie,” The propristors (the £1. Jacobs Oi, Ltd, Baltimore) will send a simple free to say one writing to them and mentioning | this paper. Explorers have ap miles of the North approach to the th a hed within ol i SR Chirfieid Headaslie Powter a are especially adarteil to the speed of nervous women, 4 Chin music mag ba the ropiit of the wind whistiing throogh a man’s whiskers Best Yor he Bowes. No matter what ails yon, besdacha to a agnor, your will never get well sutll woar bowel are pat right. Camcanzes dolp nature enrs you without s gripe or fata, , produns natural movements, somt ust 10 sents to start nat your beait oo Case in metal boxes every tablet has C. CG. O. stamped, an it. Beware of imitations. ABHRIAY) BA RR I Se 3 The New York Chamber of Commerce Garfield Teadnche Powders? 4 Powders ars sckl for 100. One Pawder sures a headache, : The we Bavip siwiys with us, but Are Anxious to Pay Thelr Fines. Among the anomalies which A prohibition law has given rise to In Kansas is a fervent desire on the part of certain law breakers to pay the I penalty of their erie. At Wallington the tenperanca fulk started to get out an injunction probfbiting the eclty treasurer from accepting the fn which are imposed on joliticenpers every month, And the joitithespers | beaded off this fiove by rushing and paying thelr fines. $390 each, sf . months In auvanco Nerve Rentorr §3trial bottle and treatin fron A received a demand from & woman for the passage of a law “to compel Reefers of hotels or sleeping rooms to keep on cirh bed four gullte and one Banke! dach guilt to eon tain not less than five pounds of cot ton batting (not coarse hair), ard tol ba poverad with at Jeast 14 yards of | | cloth (seven yards Gn each side), two and onethid yards long and at least two yards wide: and the blanket to weigh at least two pounds: this cov ering 10 be kept on 1bhe beds from Bep- tember 10 to May 1 AGL er mie 5 BBD AR KAA Thare were 1516 immigrants refus | | ed admission to the United States Inst} your. i i a Dysing is ms simpls as washing when you | ues Poewan Favxiess Dyes. Hold by all | draints EN SAN AR i 3 There are on he i fakes sixty-five weamers, whieh the largest RITY 1200 pnssengers. on i bit ch toch aera. to IHRE PENA fend to Garfiald Tes So. Brookien, rr Y. for samples Garfield Tea and fond Powders tw s invalaable romadiog dikes eas i Mk tat The Chinere have tice aveked Moscow, : once a 1357 and amin in 1206. : A Bs Fre Rn YA SARA FITRpermanont iy cursd. No fits or napioge. nos after Sret day's uss of Dr. Kine's Civent Dr. B.H. Krpen, ad, March fs, . Phila, Pa i Taking evervihing into consideration the sspenmion bridge is without s pler. Mrs Winslow’ «Soothing Srrap fore idren | teething soften the gums. reine inflasime. tion, allsys pain, cures wind. soli. 35 a bottle, Sa de The total Jangth of of ‘ocean cables 8 aR, B42 miles. I do not “believe Pleo Cure for Conmimne tion bas ahs qual for coughs and solde Jone ¥. Boren, Trivity Sprisgs Ind. Feb. 15, 100. The woman who marries » crank disor : era that life is 3 grind Gardel Toa cures canst] pation. RAE Noha SARA. (Tm i eB Some people are so lazy that even thelr Bivers won i) work. ee Ta ; ' iad Cr phe el Tata Pe Fre eA Sim B44 Su thie o role end ave a Be wn da inbraiesery that 1s better than having them acainat us. | ment which they be used by fathers Syrup of Figs which the children assistance in the w Irs qualizy is 4 laxative principles aso tone original era sometimes offe Lite But of doors and out of the games . which they play andl the enjor- greater part of that Bealthiul development which is 80 casential to their happiness when grown, When a laxative is needed the résaaly which is given to them to cleanse and sweeten aad strengthen the internal organs on whitch it acts, should be such as physiciaas world sanction, because sta component parts are known to be wholesome and the remedy sell free from every ohiectionatle quality. The pae remedy which physicians and parents, well-informed, approve and recommend amd which the little ones enjoy, becaase of ita pleasant aver, its gentle attion and its beneficial effects, a Byrup of Figs-—and for the same reason it is the only Lixative which should mataraily | without griping, ieritat system 8s Herctualiv, from the use of the old-time cathartios and modern imitations, and against grow to manhood and womanhood, strong, healthy asd hapyy, do not give them medicines, when medicines are got needed, and gentieSiyrap of Figs the Little cues, do wot aceept any of (he suhintitutes which u bought anywhere of all reliable drnggints ut Afty cents per hottie. Please receive amd the efforts which thiry male, comes the Grd mothers, ia the only Pipi which acts gently, plensantiy and or nauseating and which clesnses the without hiring that constipated habit which results sbaald be so carefully yrunrded. If you woulll have them wien nature needs av of a laxative, give them only the simple, pleasant and ne pot dnly to the excellence of the pombingtion of the of plants with pivasant aromatic syrups a juices, hut nethod of manufacture and 38 vou Salas ive health of srpuions Geals r to increave their profils. The genuine article muy be to remember, the full same Of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. is printed on the front of every pack: age. In order to gut Us Benoficial effects it fy al Wayh ngoéssary [ov buy the genuine suly.
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