The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 01, 1880, Image 4
A Ball In Vienna.
One of the most brilliant evenings of
the season in Vienai was certainly the
"U'schlnas ball,'' an exclusively Viennest
fete. The word l.'schns exists in the
Vienmese' dialect only, and means some
thing unreal, something which In appear
ance 1s worth looking at, while in realily
it is but rubbish. The subject chosen for
this ball was the 'Tower of Babel," and
everything-the ro,"': the decorations,
the costumes, the sep'irate groups-fitted
the subject. The ol I lebrews, Assyriuns,
Egyptians, Pho"nicians, were tb be repre
se'ted, and yet not a single jewel or trinket,
not a single yard of costly material could
be used for this purpose-all must bc
G'schnas. I will give you an Idea how
this plan was carried out by describing the
entrance hall. The walls are dceorated
with frescoes on cardboard, painted( by ou
fiist artists, who are the chief nariagers of
this ball. Of course, all the paintings arc
in the old Egyptian style. In the center
sit two colossal idols, made after the pat
tern of those 'eeupying.one of the halls in
the Bri ish Museum. At first these seem
to have been gottenll up at an enormon
cost; every detail of them satislies the eye.
But when you draw neu'er you can see
that nothing save an artist's fancy and at
artist's handi could have produced so muel
effect with such slight means. Everything
that appears to be gold is simply straw,
The giant's hair, rolled in great rows o
stiff Assyrian curls, was mladie of a bundh
of Virginia cigars, his ear-rings were cool
keys, his heactress was a vegetable baske
studued with breakfast rolls, and so fort h.
High in the air we see the gardens o
deniramts hanging from the ceiling b)
ropes, yet in which you mlay take a wtll
at your leisure. On close inslectlon thes
gardens are found to consist of broom.
sticks, potatoes, bliakigh-bo's, woodeti
ladles, lamp curtains, babies' tritnnplet 21an2
paper cuttings, and yet the lffect is won.
druus. If wte add a fey, articles more
such as rolls, fruit, blankets, dried f-ruit
oranges, apples, straw nats, horsehair,
flax, skins, we have the whole of the mate
rials used for producing the linest falry
pahice ever seen. This ball is amost populhu
with the artists because they are accns.
toied to making the mlost of every chance
and because tbey are endowed with mor<
fancy and better eyes than other mortals
Those who like spending large stims upou
thejr dress and making themselves coi
spicuous by extravagance always grov
(tespel1te when this ball approaches, Io
here the best idea has the greatest success
''hus the great actress Wolter appeared it
notiing but. two white sheets, laid h1
Grecian folds, sewn together and joined 01
either shoulder by a buckle, whticha wa
nothing but a horse's bridle-hit. Alakar
hiuselt appeared as' "D)avid," the sleplhen
boy, but he looked like a' sultan, m
rounded as he was by all the finest wonute
of the capital. ''here were seveal IJewwl
high 1.ri.sts, whose baeast-plates werc
btautitully represented by color boxes
The beards aid hair of the old Assyrialn
aid Egypt,ians were represented in cigar
Or sntll sausages. Crowns mtde o
:Spanlsh onions Shone like silver, those o
yellow onions hlke gotl. The noble sttut
of David, copied from the one at the 1on
of the PahIzzo Vecchio, ill Florence, whic
adorns the largest room, would not, hav
been in hrrniony. with tho mad scene, to
it was concealet in a large hathing cloak
the hood of which was drawn over its hemd
A sma1ll stattte of Cupid wis disgised as 1a
Assyrian street boy. It is uselsss, how
ever, to attempt to give a correct descrip
lion of all this strauge planttita11magoria.
will but say that if all the (lit wad shot'
wuas O'schnas-" 'shamli"-t he Ilghte1r, flu
gayety and the pleasure were retl and no
teigmd, and lasted u1nabtted mtil cliv
light. pouMr'ed in upon01 the "Tli oh 0I- abel
anid dispersed its buaildinig fnr aniothier yen
EdmiIunleIt c,f 'r'eXtas.
* II is name is L~. A. Edmuitndson. Eii
mundson501 stanids, in his socks, over six fee
tall, lie is hleardedl "tike a luird,"' tand wa2
idessed i, leather pants. W~hen.hle eterc(
ai saloon2 tn the litary piza ini Auistil
recenttly, his boots soundedci 021 the flotrlik
the thlutnpinog of a pair s.( pihe-dr ivel 5
when lhe shook his lconinte head his lon
hiri twisted abotut like lack snatkes. "G(ivi
111 some1 b,eer?" lhe toart-c, '1 21111 dI)
Gie meiL a thr1ee-glullonl b)iukt, full to thI
br'imi and- 1no fotaitt I tril dri ! I wa.i
weanted oin hetaring brline atnd dlon't ea
nothl ag nowv hut mush made of grin p<mu
der 21ux( fish-sanlh "
Tihe bar 2keeper fitlled ai quartt gltass--th<i
dleepest vessel ini tihe hiot-u-ct this wta
repea'tted hour timestl. Eachi glass the th1irs:
nunl em eda a gulp; at the fourth ha
man11 enlttredt andI .Edliiunsn, taking tha
stmall mnan up as if lie wtas a haby, said(
"Gi :e hit beer, li.ds dry."''t
The little intit was suippliedl,retedt
hht icet tand ltihnk away from the gint
gman ;iug back I romt a corner like a miouis<
hooking at a Newfounldland docg.
Ur.ce m1ore the wit ni ani opened( hi
moutni and1( It. pie wtetd thle tappealraince
a cave olge.ing1, overgrownl with sumac, it
'I atm the man that ketched( a wildl mus1
tang biy the tail 11md( hilt 1hhu tIll his chii
co.nte out all the wary to his eamrs; I can hli
ai double-deck hi -g-car frill of pathett'~rs
wih ntothing br.t a cura cutter to tIght witi
and I can <dance a jig on the pinIt of ta cop
p2r lI htnI I-- 0(d. 1 ain't liable to cold
n)u whenl I sneeCz the replorte'rs telegrapl
a fresh earthquiake in Criby; when I give
whmoop, the dlishies rattl e on thle Russini1
.King'a table -till 01(1 Gotcheatrmolikiehiici
koph swvars that a keg of Nihilist gunpow
der has just popp)ed in the cellar, aind thb
Emiprcss hams to hunt her newv teeth fron
her cofice-cup. "Give me somie beer'
Tils tIme he strutck the counlter with hi
flu and jam red the mi..chine to run backward
like Hlezekiahi's stun-dialh aiid the record o
four buinch-ed thouisanid drinks disa1peard
from the dIals---an hmlttaneous loss o
$8000 to the State of Te'xas.
Winter Fishiimag on Cha'.utanotta Laike.
The winter fishlimg on Chnautautqtua Lak,
Is a gooud brusiness. Bleing til inltit
hake It freezes over quicker than Lake Erie
and when the latter body is opent Chautnau
qua Lake hass Ice enough to hold rup am
armny of fishermen. ' hecre are abou
twemnty "coops," as they are called, out o1
the Ice. A "coop" Is a box abotut thiret
feet square, with a hole in thme bottom.
hole is cut In the Ice aind the box is placet
-over It, and It being perfectly dar-k hn the.-i
heo can see the bottom as plain as (liy If 11h
water Is clear. If It Is not clear, a news
paner Is sunk to the bottom und(er the coolp
anid fish paesstmg over it am'e easily sceen
-'Throughi this hole in the lee a wooden fist
properly weighted is sunk to the pirope1
depth, and with a cord attached to it, ttm
bogus limh is made to fly ar'oundi lively, aml
t.~. ,hereby attract other fish to Its locality.
The man In the coop keephmg wastch, seeini
afishr in good position, lets (liop his hleavj
pa, weighing from fIf.teen to twenit1
pounds, fastening him to the bottom. Soami
lafge flsh are caught in thlat way. The
Monday before INew 'Year's there were
* ' eau ht three pickerel weIghIng respectlvell
twenty4e~ven, thIrty, and,forty-two pounds
To f1utp y'our p:uiw wIth your knIfe an
fork means, "I am almost crazy."
To scratch your head with a fork means
'id i for an acquaintance with you."
FARM AND UGARDEN.
O11, CI.o-rt AN D PA'I>.I FOR lloT-El>:L
-For forcing early melons, tonatot
ete., prepaired cloth Is espeilally adal
eel, a' It can he tacked to boxes of at
size required.. an ld cutt to fit th ,nt. fL
Lie, rough, sqitre boxes of the prop
size atil heiglt, coveied wtith the pr
p:tred iot h1. can he placed over LI
hills In wicih Ionato, melon or oth
seeds are platnted, and the plants ta
lowed to Stand without transplane,;n;
intil all danger of frost is over, wi
the boxes mnay be taken olr and pack(
awtay carefulll3' for .inother seneo
Take white cotton cloth, ofa close'te
t.llr", str"etceh It and nail it on ' r mes
any size you wish ; mix two ounces <
lite water, four Ounnes of linseed of
0120 ottlce waite o1' eggs sepatratel
two ounces of yolk of eggs; inx ti
lime and oil with a very gentle he
beat the eggs sep-trattely. and mix wil
the ot'rmer. Sp.-end this tilxtuIre wIl
a aint brush over the cloth, allowit
each coat, to dry before applying atot
or, tintil they become vater-proc
'hie following ar'i somlte of the adval
I:ts4s these sIatdes possel over glas:
l'heot. inI ig hardly one-fourt"th. It
1)airs are easily and elheaply mad
Titoy are light ; they do not requl
wateeri1g'; 1le) lat.ter how Intense L
heat. of the saln, the plants are nev
struck ioWn, or faded, or ^hiecked
growth ; neit.her do they grow it
long, sickly and weakly, as they I
aunder glatss, and still theire is abIti
danucc of light.. The het, e niLlrely atrl
ing from below Is eqtiable aid t.mpo
ae, which is a1 great objeLt. The vap
:il riig from the manure and earth
Coillei sed by the ool air p,:slng ov<
the sir'face of the shade, at:.d hangs
Irops 111) thee Inside. tel t.hereto
the platnLt do not require so freInnq
walerl1ig. It tIhe 'rlamties or stretch
are made ' trge, t.hey sItotuld be liit
secte,l wit.h cros-bars, abtout a to
-quatee, to support the clot,h. The
articles rtiie jtlst, Ihe thing for bringli
t'orwar"ld 11.>wcr seeeds Iii season f
t.ran:ephanting.
'AN)Y FoIl 1;1K-:s.--1in order to ma1tl
eandy f t'r tb'es, get. a Ilat board, 41
ptit. a thin She:et. of p:pr oil It., to pr
v,(ntI the eaudly stit"kilig, and lay
your 1t'rm"ane fltrelting it etow'in w"I
natlls, to prevtenat the c"amey 1roml r'l
.1 ing umer it. II' you wi"h to mtake
eauely slah, of tl'e rize of it Ia iLgstr0
f'ramtc, 1it tivte pouldsol'coll'e A stig
.111.1, I tin ICII1, anid 1)111 a very litl
wa111r into it., 1tild it it. oil the stove
:leti boil it ttlil it is raly to sugar u
Y"oll eaut dell."rmine when this t)oint
reltche'el, by test ing it ats the eOil'Ieetie
''1 do, by iiiplpiug your linger iI et
Water aauid Ihte1t ino the candy, w
- ack 1!gain Into ('lhl water. 11heii
tbre.aks a ike egg shells, 1'romt your 111ig(
I tt is just right, amd should be retmov
If'o)Im Iithe rIIIvI, at onIce. As so
a. It be'i ills to harden around ta
I(ie, erotmleeno stitrrIng, and ke
it ltp, u1til it gets so thick that y
(, '1t. jnst pe>ir it Into yol3' It rme, a
pIt pi1 I sl. ;ts 1l111 as yotl etn. wlit he
riuurlitig it over. If you doe y itr w1'1
r" nice'ly, wh 1+in it Is cold It Will look lI
aurble, andl be its nice to hatlndle.
. y tny mishap your calndy should p
r betrned, d1 not. give it. to the beees, I
it. wolI 1 l'attai tot 3hm in ColdWel w
4', bi: Ilse it l'or sone otlher purpw
.1nd try a;;nii. Iaees wIll not, starve,
pr-vledel wit. h1 one of I heese caly slal
anmd It will hast, for-a long t.imte, atnd l1
hei ated'atlilage o'othe'r ways o1 feedli,
+tel it del's tiotl a'ead [re3lenilishiig, a
is in thte hodly fl the hivP, wlere .
.ves (,;Ii uibbileite at It, at, thir lelsi1
-kel s st:rt to 1)reer'te that contaitni
111n t', li i t hias 1.he0 (3e't, of ha2st34en1
br'ood' -rearting, like pIol hen. M tieh m1t1 1
l're is l(e'esN'2try, Iii it.s li211iattjaettar,
l,t t'ou il.ht be 13 sen10, andIt shook litto I
Jt.13 befha 'orye It. is tatken2 from31 th(eI fre,
1 w TW '24. T Tnc'i'iIK li tCtINEssi 01' )il
'--Il'r1(r' any'i 1 t on . glas ve55~'Ss -a1 <
Iogn3e h113tlet or ph IaI. T1akea' It 13rr
s:ipf of 13mper3 2. Jn Ithe Ii lngth fromi .
wvith 100 litnesalt.cqulI distance t0 02' ir
lItIty huet3s, andii count1 Lac as13 1 t.w.o, a1
3aste( It.1111 upon the 13hial so as to d1Iv'I
the31 hihest. mar1 ik w Ilth milk frea.sh fri
thie 0ow, andt all1ow It 1(o stand( In ia p
letlienhIitr pos11Iti foir twent1.y..fo
by the creamiit will1 give( you1 11s e'xI
ipcr't eninge w~it hott 1113ly giai3s wvork.
SE3"TKAuint:a calv'es (ecape) 1110 try3I
Iheatl . (3' $111miner1, atnd cani be push81
thr 3oughZ the witer w'iLlh grain 1.
3 A SRehluger' 13uo1.
It was3 oi X Apr'i lt 0t, dur11inRg vacat it
andil e l~( theure were3' seari'cly any) stIlle
Inl lli4(deeg, I wais.sitting a1 3my3 wIin3dt
and1( saw1 four' or five stidents go town
the I litrsch Gaisse; i.ollowed0 them21, a
whern I arr1iv'ed 2 here thle men01 w~ere strippih
All hleinig inl read(iess, lhey wer'e let 011n,
thle hIouse, each1 armc beinIg enrefully' sI
>)(r1ted by3 the( second(s. One( of these0 gi
Ilemeni was5 31 stud(ent fromi Munhich, I
(other2 was -a leidelberlger', and 1110 1m
were' placed opposite3 10 elacht other.
1(en1ce was31 cliled, and1( the light began. TI
lirst r'ounid ocupied conisider31able less thi
half a minute1131, and1( w~as Ilinishedi. by thle 84
01n(1 sprlinging i la n term31i1intig thte roul
biecauise one0 1 he schlagers wasl. ben1t. T1
se1cotlfd r'oundi fo313llowe w1ith3Ont alny 'rtu
Tlhei (comltanll1ts aire never allowed'( to be
imnsur mlore( thban thre3e quaterstI' of a mi1
hior't rounds(1 are'( (1one to lest tIhe arms,
the( thbird r'ountd the( Muicih manli got al e
0on thle cheekh, "ai blt3.icher,"' 03' "a bl'ood
was'l3 the Cry.' Tne31 secondsl cr'ied "flait
and( "aIl blood(" wats scoi'ed 1to the Helde
berg studenC3t. TIhe fouth round was a1t1c
zer tor the Munmich manIm, for he got his in
dividedl cleain 11 wo .~0 No Burgeon cou'
h Iave done31 it, bet.ter; yout coulit himve 13i
Ione1(.halfI baIck otn 0210 chleek and1( the( oIl
hi af on 1the other.i After thIs 1the MunI
Ilmn lost his nerv'Ie, andi( every r'ound
onl ( came3 up31 toi b1le receiver genlerall.
last lie got. a Icearful (311 behinld the 1hea
d ivIidmIg anl1 attery. S'cing tIs. the sr
geotnunediately stopped0( the deal, alt
1the'y hamd beenl ait It se3ven' minutes113 (Ifie
miintest was3 thet time) they3 had to fighi
Th'Ie wounde(ld 33an1 wasi3 taken 13ns1(1 1
inn, where every.nelcessar'y attenltlott w
pah1( 111i3 which hIs coniion0 required'(3(.
neve'(r saiw the man11 a1ga1in.
Atiasma Reon.tered POorolosa
T(io most certain~ way to render powsr1i
the miasmIa'Io vap)orI l.tch1 p)1o 1100 cihil al
fever and etote mialartiui dl<order', Is
fortify the sytteom a.ainst thom ith tl1
matolsat p)raven Ivo of por.cdie o eve. IkI
teter's Stomachi Jitts Ttle'remaed al opei
boot of the 110ot a se (o es corl'tednt thantt ib.
preven.tlvo eff.a ti, and thov may be reoi
uipon to ov(eromo easts of fever and ag
whi iotet qu131im and( tile ni. eral re medl
of the5 phiarmtaeopwla. DJys1)ppia, const11p
ton. blhone co.11plam13ts1. 1' (3nma1(i1 al10302
and( gotiotal debiley, likoniao. rapidly yto d
lih. Ir reJg1 hat Vt3 and3 tonio Iiltintnce. They a
an ioalcumable blossin4 ao thes w. ak and noi
ous of both soee, ant excellent fan,lty 11et
e'i23, and the bae Sategliard wl'ioh the0 tra
elor or emigrant can take an unIheall.
atiua -
DOMESTIC.
s. Coun-r PLASTSnI.-Soak isinglass in u
s, little warm water for seven:y-fouar
it- hours; then evaporatO nearly tall the
y water by gentle heat; dissolve the
it- residue In a little dilute alcohol, andl
er strain the whole through a piece of
o- open linet. The strained mass shoutld
1e be a stifl'Jelly when cold. Now stretch
t A piece of silk or sarsenet on a wooden
l-_ trame, and fix it tight with tncks or
p, pack thread. Melt the Jelly, and apply
it to te silk thinly and evenly with a
d b:dger hair brush. A second Coating
I. must be aplic<le( when the first has
. dried. When both are diy, apply over
f the whole surface two or three coatinge
if of balsam of Peru. Plaster thus made
i s very pliable, and never breaks.
1e MACCARoNI 1'UuDINU.-Pnt four
oun1iCes of small maccaroni with a small
h stick of cinnamon Into a pintl anl a
h quarter of boiling milk, sweetened to
g taste. Do not let it burn ; let the whole
Ih- boil until the maceroni has absorbed
- all the milk; remove the cinnamton and
- put the naccaroni into a bowl to gel
cold. St ir in the yolks of four eggs
V- and the whites of two whisked to froth,
e. Butter and breaderumb a plain mould,
u using very line breaderumJs; put the
lc' mixture into it, and bake about t.wenty
miniutles* thet turn li t, and serve the
u pidding with wine sauce or with Jam
P. sauce.
lo
1
s- T t.EAN AN AQUAITOt'M.--1..kcIt nel
r- of' mo0Squito uettittg at"d t.."K the 11:sh
or uu, wilih It. There atre many gold-1lv1l
is kiliel by handling. Keep your aqnu:a
e ril cleanl, so that. the water looks as
iu clear its cryslal. Feed the fish all and
re at,ything they will eat-worms, Ieatt,
at. filh-water, or flsh spawn. Take cart
r. that you remove all they do not eat out
r- of the aquarium ; any decayed .ueat of
OL vegetable In water has the same smell
s( to tish that. 1 has to you in air. If yout
ig gold-1181h die, it, is at,tributable, as a
or rule, to one of t hroe causos-handlintg,
starvationi, or bad water.
ke IA l1.1 t;aoqurrEs.-Take half potnd
1(i of grated hati, and mix with it twc
( ottnces of mashedi potatoes; mlt I
Ipiece of butter in a.saucepanl, add tit(
m. uInce, season with at litt.le pepp(sr, n
I very little stock, a little powdered sweel
a her s an1(1 chopped parsloy ; stir ut11ti
Iti hot, and then ahl, oil the fire, thi
. yolk s of two eggs lay the mince on o
Ic plate to cool, mtake it itnto croquettes
rol1 t.hti in egg amd thet ii bake'
bread-e rim ammbns, and fry in hot hard
serve wI;h Iried parsley,
nt
Id ScttAi'Pi'..--li a hog's i (ad one lay,
id and1 let it stand live or six ho rs, or ill
It night. Slip ott. the bones and ebol
r, 11ne; tLI en ret urn the nt,t to t ie lI(uor-,
i'd Skitn when1 first, cold wari ail SeaSOll
mu freely with pepper, salt, sage, aid
ind sweet, herbs. Two ciipfuls of buck
ep wheat I at antd o- ( cutpful of (!or'1
mu tmeal. l'nt into uolds atnd when eolti
lid cut. into slices and fry for bre ckiatst.
lit.
rk LYONNA1s a P'T ATOI.-l'it a pint. (1
kie milk in at trying-1paii ; add a piece .
btlter the size of a butter-nnit, sot
et sat and pepper ; lit it hull ; take a henap.
or iug tentsl oonflll of corn-staireh, unaJ
t- with at little cold nilkl, add, stirrin
;(' till it tiitkens; hIave six or seven good.
i sized peeled potattoes, (boeit(d or bakei
's, the dhay before,) cut tbeui in small
'S pieces, put all together; letcook tllltee
'9, minutes, stirring to pr.vent, bU rning,
lit
he
re. STU Vhk ''oMAToEs.--it, thet at
og large and firm aits possible; ent a roui(
ng place!l In the top of each, and( scr't
re out. allI the soft, I)arts; ilx with sttal
to) bretli nmbs, coirni, Ottions, par'sley
~at,11 btt'r, pe'ppeir, and4 Stalt; chip (ilver).
lie flne, n'34d fIlli the tomtaloes cariefuilly:
x, b-ake in a tuolerattely htot, oven ; puit
hey do not burn'i or become 41 ry.
f.
o. 00'i> CAE-he-orh cup of
a. but.ter, one ecup of suigari, ihe yolks o1
lie eight e'ggs, two cups of' slted floutr
1)f1 onie-halt fLeaspoontful of soda, d lisol ved:
to onie-hialf' Ciip of milik, one teaspoonf'u
31d Cireami tar'tar, and one tablespooni futl 0)
ile essenice of lemon.
to
lin Sur,vERt CAKE.-One-haalf Cupi of1 bt.
11'- tel'. twVo 0e1p) 0t' Stignar, the whites of
uri eight eggs, Libree-fout. cupi CII f~ milk,
ed4 two andc one-half' enpa o'f sIfted flour,
i4et. one-hialtf tealspoonf lul of soda, one tea
81poonf ulI ofcamn tartri, one0 tablespoon.
ed Tio finozr. OysTna.-TIake the linesi
and1( iargest oyster's, Miy I them4 on a clotli
to ('r ali dr'y. Sprinkle thenm wlth pop.
per~1. hlave re dy ani oyster gridilron,
overi a elear fire. Put them on it, wltli
a very i1 rio hutter, aiii cook until thae
tare (loll an dr14 (y wvitoit buring.
its
w OYsT ER SAUCE.--Pu&t h' oysters, wvit b
rd a smnali quantity of' ter liquor, in a
nd( 'saiieepani. S'tow themi very slowly
.* Add four or thve ounces of' butter roll
,f e'i In flour, ai few bIts of' mace, atnd hall
p-a Inat of sweet eream. St11' them onie
n. wtiy until they tire mixedt.
lie
enl Mts. (COltN's BICE 'UI'nXNo.--A
31. cenpiful of r'IL'e (e(ok('d a little, a cutpfaul
he of' sugar, a hialf r uit ul of' butter, three
an luts of' milk, ai teaispoontfual of cinnla
.moo, a 111.1 i'i ntmieg ; bake t wo hours,
'id
lie TiAFFEE(i CAINDY -TIo a eupflti of
it. br'own suigar til a tea.apoonful of' vine
in gar', water, tand mnobisses, also a table
itn- iOi pofuil of melte'd biitter'; boll ten
so int.es ami14 coni.
") Artiil lee cant be anid indeed i
.,being mlianuifacturedl iiy the use of am-'
mlonia ias1. the pr'linilpa a)11get in sever'al
i- of' the Souithern States, at a cost of
a- sevently-fIve cenits per ton. Aln peo- 100
se pIe prtef'er the aratilflelal to the naturiial
1(1 artle.
A 0 \ it D).-T, aill who a r' fer ulfin frogn ihe' .rror,
San,l lid ,icretiisi uith, Dervot eekliise, taiy
~e dreay', tI''s of manhii ndt, irue. I witl %'oun iteci i
11:i1 will cur.. you, ,tRK~ 01 (F ilA icOS . 'l-hisgrint
i'1somedy) wa. disc,'ered by iat .isten 'ry ini southi
Ame'rica. Sen.1 it s"if-addiro Fed onveou ei Mho t,Rev
er' lie talkedl as if' lie hiad a "'frog In
Din hIs throtat,"' butt ihe was only hoarse;
)a single bottle of' Dr'. Bull's Coutgh
lie Syrup r'elievrdc the tiouble at onceW.
as 25i cetits.
WVuY shoul d any onte buay a soap hlalfI
rosin or claty, wvheni I) bbinis' Eleotric
Soap, (miade biy Craini &, Co.j -Phila..
d1e hila,) Ia for sale ? it costs but a
ud fr e more, and willi go fly,e times as
frTry It.
is- HIAnA8ssNa DxtA31s -Ani utnntatutral
'a- oeitementt, of the6 brainl antcd nervous
rsystem ia the dlirect ctause of sloeples.4
ness, as also of harassIng. ngpiutrnah
es dreams. VEo~rz'NE 'has a peculiarlf
,s- soothing eflect Int all such oases,' when
t4 taken just before goltng to bed.
. AsTHE LIv'Ra is.Asfi.y DIi RD, and
1.a g OaL. ai of ihiot Ulsire.n i , o prevati
V- duran th Bi pr. Jdyo's. niativet Pills'
00heslthy O01(t, & . 8 !0S0 al
H[UMOROUS.
Tlii t loston girls are rushing' into
violiuity in a way that is terribly sug
gestive of the horrors which unborn
generittions are to sup upon,-whlieih
reminds us of an incident. At one of
the evenin-; fiddling schools, the "pro
fessor" asked one of the misses rather
abrulptly.-"Where is your bow' Miss
Rosinwell ?" "Oh." she said abstract
edly, "he's waiting for mne outside, I
guess." And then every drop of blood
rushed lIto her face, and when she be
gan to practice, her violin gave vent to
cries as of one undergoing torture. I f
it felt all the venom the y->ung lady put
into her work, the cries were all too
nfld 1in their heart-rending weirdness.
She was just as mad as sh'e could be.
Two boys, surrouded by five or six
others sat on the- grass and played
cards. A citizen, who knows thatcard
playing leads into the broad road to
wickedness, halted and said to one of
the player' :
"Ah I my boy, don't you know that
you are in a fair way to be ruined ?"
"1 am, oh !" replied the youngster
as lie hild up his hand of cards and
showed four trumps and an ace; "you
just hold on here a minute, and if I
don't show you thai the other boy is
all wrenched to pieces and ruined to
death I'll eat the jack of spades and
cut mily throat with the jack of clubs I"
lie was taking every "'triek" as the
citizen passed on.
A LADY has been compelled to leave
- the city for a few days, having her mo
ther very sick at home.
Returning, she asks her husband anx
tloisty : "low Is my dearest ma? Is
si' still allve ?"
"She is. darling--he has Just called
ie a Nihilist and thrown a bowl of
gruel at my head.''
"Thank heaven for that ! She will
be spared to us!"
"I)o not kick every one in your way,"
is the advice to i young man given by
one of our exchanges. No, sonny. don't
kieh every one in your way. Never
kick those big six footers with should
ers like a brown stote front,. It. might
be dangerous. Pass them by in silent
scorn, and when you are far enough
away, throw a brick at them.
Ax lntoxicated litdividual was walk
hug down a street in the lower part of
tihe town the other (lily, and was some
what annoycl by a crowd of urchins
following. Turning about and steady
ing himi 8Lf, he exclaimed: "What
I (hie) d'ye take inc (lie) for, young
uns, a (le) hand orgin ?"'
UN ,Ess you give ine aid," said a
heggar to a benevolent lady, "1 am
afraid I shall have to resort to sonic
thi ng which I greatly disliko to do."
The lady handed hint a dollar. and comi
passionately asked : '"What is it, poor
ma1n, that I have saved you froi?''
1 Wurk,'' was the mournful answer.
A wAXwoRK flgurr of Franklin, on
exhibition in France, Is labeled:
'"rranklin, inventor of oleeti-ieity. This
uavanit, alter havinging made seven
voyages around the world, died on the
Sand wich Islands and was devoured by
eavages, of whom not a single frag
milnt was ever recovered."
INIANA girls are right smart. An cx
chunve tells of a girl in that Stite who
w:u.ted to see it her lover really loyed
her, so she hired a boy to yell ''Mad
do; !" as they were walking out. The
lover fiew over the fenice and left her
t.o be chewed up, and she wvent r ight
away anad married at store clerk.
A CAIPoRINIA boy p)ut an umbrella
in a pub)ic 'is.orway (luring a retligious
mteeting. Tlo Lhis umbrella was at
tachied a streing cord, an end of which
Ithe bo.y held( in his hand. Eleven dJif
ferenit people are said to have carried
the umbrella to the l.'ngth of the string.
lin.KIN(ITON hiad passedl awvay. Mm's,
I B., wiho liad just readi the notice of his
dealth in the newspapiler, said :'"What,
a p lity' Johin couldn't rend this I lie
w~ould( heso p)leasedl to see his name in
p)riIlt.'
E LIEi(LY gentleman to a Freshman
on the train: ''You don't have any
lieant?"' "No, I travel on my good
looks.'" ''Then,'' after looking him
over, "probably you ain't going very
far."'
IN the gallery of tihe Louvre, before
the statue of tihe Venus of Milo. Little
Bloy--"Whiat did( they cut her arms oil
for.'' Mother-"'Because she put her
fingers in iie sugar howl.'"
PosTiAUx stan.ps) miiust. nob be used
more than oiice. T.o go through the
mails a letter must bear the stamp .Of
*originality.
TnEiY wvent fl-hing. She looked
laingulily at. hinm and said: "' wish
the fiub wVould4 bite at your book ; if I
waus'a lish I wvould."
A inoTi, keeper mav entertain an
gels unawares, but they must have bag
gage or pay ini advance to meet, the
rules of the house..
WneIx two women with new hats on
paiss chcl ot.her oni the streets there is
a paIr of hack staresmnade immiedliately.
"l'is not lie whole of life to live, nor
all of' death to die'; 'tis raising eash to
pay out1 hills that worrIes you anid I.
Tux,. young main .who wants to get lip
with the sun must not sit Lup too hate
with the dauighiter.
8''ti mneuuna'e tihe tbeautifual, andl
thnis aiccoint 5 i (inu(om iiSnasure for the
tho(uisandls upon)I thIu.<Oanids of bottles of
Caribolino, the dleodorrzed petroleum
hair renewer anrd dressIng, whieh have
been sold yearly since its invention by
Mesqra. Kennedy & Co., of Pitts
bturghi, Pa.,
W'IFx yon see a baby, which you
k iow to have -uffe~redl for a long time
w h S ummer Complaint on' Dysentery
suddenly iprove and( growv fat and
healthy, you can rest assured-that Dr.
Bull's Biaby Syrup has been used.
'FnRoAT DisnAsE KSOFTEN COMMEKNeR
with a Cold, Cough, or unusual exer
tion of' the voiee. These incipient symp
toms are allayed by the use of "Brown's
Brosnehial Troche," w hleh If neglected
often result, in a chronic trouble of the
Thliroat.
CoMMON-8P.NSE' and the science of
chemistry whenl applied to butter mak
ing', retluce the tIme of churning one
half, inei ease the produet 0 per cent,
the qutality of thie brodnet 20 per cent.,
and give a rich golden color to the but
ter the year round. -All these improve.
9lents. together with many othera, re
sult frpm the use .ot GIlt- Edge Butter
Maker. Sold by druggista,-grooers aud
general storokeepers'
Oonstunpwun pU r. - .
Ax old physician, retired from prao
tice having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all Throat and Lung Affections,
also a positive and radical cure for Ner
vous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints, after having tested its wonder
ful curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt It his duty to make it
know to his suffering fellows. Actu- a
ated by this motive and a desire to re
lieve human sufloring. I will send free
of charge to all who desire it this re
cipe, in German, French, or inglish I
with full directions for preparing and y
using. Sent by mail by add":ossing a
with stamp, naming this paper, W. . I
SHu RA R, 149 Powers' BJlock, Rochester, it
Neio York. 1)
Travelina Expenses. It
A young commercial traveler, represent- 11
lng a large mercantile house, Detroit, was i
told by an old hand at the business that. his it
firm furn.shed him with his clothing. The
young man thought ho would try it, and in t:
his next expense account brought in a mod.
est item for "one'pair of shoes." His employ
*er refused to allow it. He informed his
.adviser and tutor of his failure, and the
latter laughed at him for his freshness. i
"You must learn book-keeping by double
entry," said he. After the next tip the
young man's employer noticed that his om
n'.bus fare and hack hire was larger.than at
any previous time, and called his attention i
to it. To which the young man replied '1
that he had rrdden a good deal, because i
walking wore out his shoes. ills employ. li
or could imt deny that, but when he found
that the young man was more and more ii
addicted both to riding and to new clothes, i
he began to suspect something, and said to y
him that his health was evidently getting t1
delicate, and lie must either take more ex
ercise on foot or take his walking papers. ii
From that time on his bills were more I
moderate, andi he has h'een in a perpetual t
quandary since, how the other fellow man- (
aged it.
SLEEPLEssNErss almost invariably
arises from a disordered state of the c
Stomach. Stinulate the organs of di- I
gestion, regulate the bowels and there
by produce sound and refreshingsleep.
Narcotics and sedatives murder sleep, I
and such forced and unnatural stupor
is soon followed by ill-elects. But
Simmons' Liver Regulator will remove
the cause of restlessness and sleepless
ness by regulating the stomach ; thus,by
improved digestion-by a regular habit I
of body--free alike from laxity or con
stipation-good health will be estab- t
lished, with its attendant blessing,
sound asleep.
"I have been a great sufferer from i
Dyspepsia and loss of sleep. As soon
as I feel the lea9t nervous, I take a dose
or Simmons' Liver Regulator, and sleep
at night. MRas. .iuTHEL 1BnYANT,
Oriswdldville, Ga."
nrave Women.
The extraordinary courage of the Albani
an women has been displayed over again
in the history of the country; but one of
the nost celebrated instances was that re
corded of the branch of the Albanian peo
ple represented .by the Suliotes, when they
were besieged by All Pasha In 1792. The
Suliotes formed a semni-independent confed
eracy, comprising sixty-six villages; in the
dlistricts of Margariti, Paramythia and Jan- !
inn. 'Up to the time of Ali Pasha they
prided themselves on the regularity of the
payments of their dues to the porte. But
the intrigues of the cunning old Veil, who
wanted to get the whole of the spahilik of
Suli into his greedy banids, soon roused the
people into reb,ellion, and they commenced
their glorious and lengthiened war against
the far greater resources of the renowned
Psa. Thme latter, by means of the dlupli
city of which he was umchi a cermonious
master, had enitrapy'ed Tzavella, one of the
Stihiote headsa of houses, into his power,
andl then laidl sicae to the town of Suli. lIe
endleavoredl by b,ribmes to indunce Tzavella to
turn traiter. Cunning here met its match;
the crafty Suhmote pretended conlip)hnce,
and even left his own son Foto in All
Pausha's hands as a hostage. Hie returned
to Suli under pretense of betraying the
town, but no sooner hia'd he arrived than
lie sent a letter of 'defiance to the Pasha.
Ali assailed the town, and it was here that
the heroism of tihe Albaniani women became
so conspihcuous. Mosko, the wife of Tza
vella and mother of Foto, showed prodi.
gles of valor during the siege. She broke a
open some cartridlge-hoxes with a hatchet,
and then loadled them on the other women, I
and1 rushing into the trenches, distributed
them among the Suiliotes. All threatened
to roast alive her son Foto, but she replied II
that she was young and could have other ""
children, and that she would eat a b,it of.
the roasted flesh of her son rather thanm be- a
tray' her country. . He
' Ii
The Voltaloclielt CJo., hMarshIai, Mtich. y.
Will send their ehlebra ad Eectro Volti.,
Belta t> the afilicted upon 80 days's trial.
Speedy curds guaranteed.. They mean what 6
tey say. Write to them without delej ,
VEGE TINE. a
8I0K HEADACHE. V
H. R.sTEvENs, osIN E APo3.Te, Dec. 10, 1578.
Dear Bir-I had b.eni trcul< di with Sick Head- E
ache as often a< lince a week for iwenmy y a'- , PU
Sto Mtarch 1872, whoa I thought I warird try PU
~eetii,e. I tdbK aix botS es and have bees
troubled but, very little since. I hi ye rec mn
mnded vegetino to othhers iv- th the ame gorod Di
resulis. I tak e a half dozen bott-les every 8prime,.
whieh keep nme at' ri.rht throuigh hi- year. By
so d ing es leanses my blood anu tortiries amy
syst.em against dlseaso for tihe year.
Your's, very respectfuliy,
J7. J7. SERMAN,
D)ispensing Dr-uggiat, 424 Nicolet Av.
VEQE TINE.
The NV. D's Hlave It.
MB. H. R. STRvENS:
-Dear Str.-1 have aoid Vegettne fr'r a long
tile, andm lind It gives mo-t excellent satisfac
*ion. 8.-'B. DE l'I(IEST, M. D., Druggist.
Hlauzeton, fat.i n
VEGETINE,
Gives Meo Rest and a Good Appetite.
M A NsIR.D, Ohio, Doe. 14, iB7S.
biR. U. J{. $TRvICNS: m
D)ear sir-I have been afflicted with Rheuma. b~
Siam for twenty years. I heard a gr ear, deal al
abr.uti Vegline, and was mtcommn'nded by a Si'
physician of this city to taike VeXoulne. I was
so onat I could not walk. Also had a t ribte -
s 'lin in tihe leg, and I wa our d by th~e veg
etino. ~1etore taking Vegotino I was restless, -
and couid not sleep. since taking it. It has5
given me rest antl a godappetie. ican highly
recommend it for what it has dose for nme.*
MISS E. A. VANT Iks URQ, Short street.
VEGETINE,
PRRPABRD BY
fl. Rt. NTE.VENS, Boston, Mass.
Vegetino is Sld by all Druggists,
- ' howe aswornag anf advertiemenmt will
onfer' a favor upon the advertUses and the
nubahr w tentuLath.av *ea au.m .
~I YOU CANNOT VISIT US. BENI) Olt 14AMPLEl
AiNY TIlHlER IlND OF DIt! OODM YOU MAI
SOUTHWICK'S COM
Cor. ELEVENTH ttl C1IEN
li.te jtust comnenced 1heir GiRAND 8PIMN(
1 .est. assortnUA of Bilack and Color, d Silks, 1'
I'rench N.';el.les, Sh .wls, Gloves, llamburgs, WI
bo loUtt1 In the city, and att prices as low or i0
LACK, ('OI.O11E1) AND FANCY SILKS. ,
'l'he great eMlor, and preparation uade. for
this sale gives us the assur..nce of the largest 4
rtock and the cheapest Prices over known to 4
tht I rade.
1(11 BLACK SII.KS, $1 50; 'AL1E $2 10 f
111 " $150 ; " $106 -
1(11 $1 8 ; " $2 76 i
1(111 " - $1 315; " $1 b.' -1
ICIl " " 4te. ; " $1 2A -
1('11 ' $205; " $325 J
lack AmerIcan Silks, $1 10 ; value $1 5e 4
aek Anerlcan Silks, $1 25 va'uo $1 75 4
I auk American Qlks, $1 51 ; vautW $2 00 4
ack A merlenan Sik, $1 0 , ; velun $2 25 1
LA('K SATIN DE LIoN, $1 87 : VALU5 $1 76 1
1..\W'K " "" $1 65 ; $225
LACK " " " $1 80; " $275
LA k O1011;E S'l'I(IPR $1 75 ; VALUE $3 25
IACK PIKINSTI(IPIt,$1'25; " $175
f) 14i 4 Iiroende Sal In do Lyon, $2 75 ; value I
$14 . l"ons IrocadtO S1k,, $2 50 ; 'alto $4 5)
(It DAMASSLSILKi8,'$1 ; VALUE$1 85
YoN SCh')1I .K S..$1 07 ; V'.LU14 $1 65
1,1(SlAN DAAS89lt81L(S OS. * VAL.UI$1
'11118 OUN I,Y A 'AltTI'IAI. LIST OF' OU1lt
SPECIAL BallGAINS: YOU WILL. FINI)
'G\KN'TICIEN 1lUA Il)ED PIECICS OF SILK
'TO SICLICT FI(OM.
I.A('K CA"iIMElSICS AND BLACK GOODS.
1IA(VINO $E(:UIEDl FOIl TillS SALE SOME
iF 'I'lE 01IEATERST BAROAINS I'l HAS 1
EVAIR BEEN OUR PLICAsUIItE TO OFFEIt.I
ONH I.OT OF
LACK CASII'IIsElS, $125 ; VA,UES, $175
s A(Ck I'ASlI,\1EI0, 4'0c. ; VALUE aU6e.
LAU - i:7c. ; " $1 00
LACK " 551. ; " TC.
IACK " 950. ; " $125
LAl'K SILK MO11A1It', 50C. ; VALUE The.
LACK 6 4 MOMIRE ('LOTIH, $1 ; AI.UE $1 26
hick Sl1k Warp ''anise. oe.; value $1 15
LACK Crepe cloth, $1 ; value $1 25
lack French hun ltg, 100. ; value 5Oe
hiek 48-nlch 1Ultgnals, 75e. ; valie $1 00
lock iL.inasso Mamte, ase. ; valuo $1 25
lack Daatn1aso Sat Ines. tOc. ; . altto oc
lack All-Wool Ilunting, 250. ; value 35.
tick Damnasse 13 ntng. 116c. ; value' 37.
LACK DR AP I)'. TE, AT $ 50: VALUE $226
L,ACK SATIN DE LYON, 50. ; VALUE 95
]LACK " " " 750. ; " $1 10
LACK " " " 850. ; $1 25
it ;.NADINIt, IIIIINANIS, AND B1UNTINGS.
It ENAI)iNS 11, iICiNANIS, AND BUNTINGS.
lack Moxicalte Mth Ileruianl, 3%e. ; Vttlue 65
lack Mexicatne Mesh ilerian, o(c ; valt0 75e
olored Damasso Uronad:nos, 6R); value 60
iack iana-se Grenadlines, 50C ; valu: 75
olored D.(ntasse roaindle, 60c ; value 76
'oloreu Dana -so untings, 25c ; valle 87
lack Frenili Buin, 37)6c ; value .'0.
LACK AND C 'LUl.hD LACF! bUNTING, SUc
S-Inch Motme Strip, Hunt tug, $1 ; value $1 -zA
4 Satin Strilpo lintings, TOe ; value $1
.AIN BILA" K I1EItNANI,250; VALIE4Ic
ILK 13UlteT'r'E IIIItNANI, 3Tc ; VALUE u5
LIl Silk Dainass " e0ain11t1es, $1 ; v.'lti" $1 75
,T SILK MO3iE CLOTh , $1 ; VALUIE$1 75
LI. a1l.K Itl{O'ADKS, $1 ; VALU(: $1 75
TIlESIE Till'ERC LA5T LOTs ARE IN
LIGIIl' EVCNING SHIIADI'.S, AND ARE
VERtY IIANDSO,MK
'rlited Silk Foulards, 37%u ; valtie 60e.
'intted Silk Fet ards -oe ; Value 85c
UiUTION KI) OLOVkS, 25e. ; VALUE50e
tiUTTON KID UI.OV l', 45C ; \A LU E 650
-EL.AS'I'lC LI'i.Rit i OVICS, lo6; VALUE 26
1ADl) I.ACE SCARL'S. 10; VALUE 005
iLACKW SILK FIINOR, 350 ; VALI'E 50c
ILACK SiLK FllNOES, The ; VALUE $100
'101 l)D SILK FI(IN(UkS, e; VALUE $1
'"A1.ItY COhK COlSETs, 75c ; VALUE $1
, 3. ant( 4 ELASTIC ISLACK SILK ( .OVIS.
41100 1'li('ES IIAMIIIURQ ICDGINOS.
400) PIECES IIA3MBUKU EI(,INGM,
AT ONIC TIlI1D LESS TIHAN TIlE
IMP0WrElI'S Pitl('ES.
'l.AIN ANI) NOVELTY Di(E.S (00ODS,
,\NANI) NOV(sll'Y DI)ISS GI001DS,
SI1111W 8INI 'i'l E MOST BEA UTIFUL
ASS 'IITMEN' OF (400)8, Il'll
M tNY OlF 'TilEM AT ABOUT ON E
IIALN'e s II: E l Ut:,AIt 1*itICs.
I1-wool Twilled )el.Igus 25 ; value I5e.
The above list of goods Is well worthy of your
to us for samples, and we will ceserfully eondt t1
SOUTHWICK'S COM
- Cor. E I.E V ENTi snd (1
r! m
This powder
* -. makIng. Jul
best June pr
qualIty at Ies
Shalf. Prevel
-1?i-value l tol c
I~ - Ingredients.
centh' worth
market vali
' of ImItation
tYeark of dan
Aby Grocers a
Sour book" I
,.for It. S)m
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the 'Old ltInble-loncentraied Lye for FAMILY
)AP MA ING.' DIroctIe s accompany each osa
AS'K FOR 54APONIFrIZXI,
AND?AKENOOTHE1~
5RN N SAEdr NARSt' 4 CA WRILA 'A
OF ANY OF TIIM FOLLOWING UOOD , UR
'K.9IRN, TO
BINATION STORE.
i'NUT' mn., PIii Ipitt.
SAhE O 011 DiYMODS, offoring one of the
lain and Fancy )rc-1 floo 8, Motrning Goods,
tito (oodls, 11on ic' Furnishing Uoode, eto., to
ttver t hanl enn h.' toln in the United States.
\LL-WOOJ, C iY'iOTS, 250 ; VALUE 37}C.
iard-wide 'olored atihmeres, 260.; value, S.
4-inch Twilled l3elaes, llT40.; v0 uC, 6o.
S-lnch WUO1L cllitt'KS, b0c.; V .UIt, .60.
8-inch P ailn Wool ('lot.hs 00.; aluo 00.
a-inch Novell l Sutltings, 5Jbe.; cost $9.16.
-linch all-u% ol mat tinl s, 76c.; valtio $1.
S-inlt tll-wt. 1) agcmala. 756.; value $1.
-1:: ek I asinasSe M,l 1ile, 5.'c.; V lite. $1.26.
8 Inch BELEG' MOMI . $1; VAIA'E. $1.215
S-Inch Cordoi linn Uitnshtmerce, $1.26; value $1.10:
s.ilnch I'OClhe Novelr 4s, $1 IS0; ia ut, St.75.
4.inei' Foulard Novelti.s, $1 be; talue $2 70.
S-Inelh ('1i l-:K IUNTING', 00.; VALUE 760.
00011 PK ('ES 11X i!) 1)111ESS GOODS, 12Ue.
O0 " "c . 160.
000 " " '' " 2.10,
('lIlNTZES I(I'N(liIAM8 I AWN, o.
ONC L.OT, 40 UASN-, O0'
lieat and Cholicest Chlilt zes, CaIleooS and Shirt
ings at t,K, per vard; pr'ice everywhere ol,o 90.
ON.-, 'LOT, 16 CASKS$ I IS
Best Almcrican Cawbrles and Piques, 76t.
ONI i.OT, TCA81S8, OF
YAID-wiE FitE llN(II t-IIINTZES, loo.
YAl)-WIDI: PAClIC Ct 'TONNES, Ilk.
ONE LOT', OF 8 CA-ES
CIlOICES'T 1AIIIAS (I.NO11AA1i, 12W0.
Perselan nanl bideband Porta es, 160.
Nrenelh SLyles Bapm iste Lawns, 12)e.
LProneh Jaconet.i f Lawns, 20C.
Prench Organdy Lawns, 2bc.
White Victoria l.awns, ro.; value, 250.
White IJ.ien de Inde, 30C.; value, 500.
Wittu 1.ine'n de lnde, 45:.; value. 650.
White Corded Pique. 250.; valuo 36o.
White J'cquatr d Cau.lilcs. 20C.;"vulue. SIc.
icotch Slilintlug CheWV1011, 25C.; valti~, 85 -.
Prnoch i'riuted Shirliag.,, P%C.; value 250.
6OU'L1WIutK'3OWN" KID GLOVE.
. OliTilnt ICK'S OWN" KID OLOVE.
WAltICANTDIC) IN ECVEIIY .1LESPECCT.
IF 'IEY lilt' Olt 'IEAlt,
MONEY IitFUNOE).
i'WO BUTTONS 95e. Tlllt IC BUTTONS, $1.10.
NOUI1t IIUT i ON (. $1.25. SIX BUTTONS, $1.75.
In Black, White, P .rty, Dark and Dtedium
Shade
LOT FIRlST.
28 pieces pure Sl,k and Wool Black Satin de
[byon in tnreo qualilsC at 050., 76c., and 50.
l'his fat-rick 14 entirely new, ploasant, light
tring woighf, a rich- and lustrous black, and
chiap, at 95t., $1.10 and $1 25.
LY1' SECONI).
13 pieces very clegantIli, ocado all Silk Satin
[ic 'yon and S itln tiruohe Silks. ' lc'ihes wide.
in choice dark shades, at $2.50 an. p2.76 per yd.,
coat to import., $4.0.
LOT THIRD.
4 pieces only, Rlack Mo ro Stripe all SakSatun,
at she. Uustomners are awaitin this lot. to Inateil
some they paid $3. ti per yard for,
LOT FOUt 11.
18 pie-es 4R-inch Silk and Wool French Broche
Novellies, for uver..iesses, ce abinat,ions and
trimmings. very I tht, $1.50 per yard. They are
owned by ourt nl eihiors tl $2.8).
i' F IFIl'II.
1opieces49-litch all wooi Spring weight French
Berges at in3. Extra value at 11.
IOT SIXThI.
64 pieces 4S-inclit 1r ool Plaid Chevron Stll
ings, very serviceable. very pretty. and at, the
price, We. per yard. are 21c. less than regular.
LOT'1 EI(,IPITH.
Pure Lyons colo:ed, he.tyy- raIn Silks. 22 In.
wide, so[t ts wool. heavy as cloth I, choicest- in
ihades. gre:tt vai'lety in colors, at I$1.07 per yard:
value. $1.0.
1.OT NIN'I[1.
19 pi'-Ces very ext I a qu:llity Colored an iBlack
P'larin Satins. at, $1.10; t"alne, $ S0.
LOT ''EN 'il.
11 pieces enly and the last. no sall over have
of t,ht, lot 0 liellon's su"llmtt qutality hlack Vcl
v t Ca"hmere 8 1k. 24 inches wido (ntever have
heard of a piece of this lot o Stiks not we .rlng
nicely), at $1.60 per yard; I he I rue value $2.10.
LOT 1I:L-.VENTII.
What every lady w..nts to bily at. this time of
th year", a pretty CatIco 1)ress, and that you
can 'buy of us at 5 t. per yard. the samo qlalit y
and ais good styles as elsewhere at 1) and 10 e18.
ttteation; If you cannot get to Ro ihem, send
1om1.
BiNATION STORE.
IIE:'fNU T R*IM., P'Ullu.
GILT-ED G E
nakce "ItOlt-EdgeS " Butter the year rounat.- Corn.
d the Science of' CheiLtry applied tio Entter.
Ly, Augus.t and Winter Blutter made equal to the
oduct. Increases product 6 per cent. Improves
ist 20 per cent. Rleduces. labor of churning one.
ita hntter becoming rancid. Impiroves market
ists a pound. Gluaranteed free from all Injurioan
Gvte a nice Golden Color the year round. 26
will produce $8.00 in Increase of product and
i. OCa you make a better (nvestmientt heware
a. Genuine sold only in boxes with trade
irymaid, wogefhor with words "Gri/r-EDGD
AKERi" printed on Oach packago. Powvderso0l0
nd General Storekepersu. Ask your dealer for
fhnts to Butter-Makoe," or send stamp to us
11 size, %~ lb., at 25 cents; Large size. 2% ebs.,
it saving by 16ying the larger size,
BUTTER IMPROVEMENT Co,, Prop'rs,
neWr-a" Rsnewed. BurUAL.O. N. ).
LuNEDWI NO -CN UTI OC
E AIN THE HEAT LONGER'
ONOTBU NTH
RUOT YS.
MAKE HENS LAY.
An nglie t 'Y'eernakry Surgeon and Ohemlast now *
travqlng sn ikis country,s.j 5 that miostof the tiore
sail Utle Powder. htere are worihloss trash. He
sayttefai e eridatn's tVond itlon Powders are abso
luel proanl immensaely Vaina'le. btoth muon
eat ilmk henia lay like Sheridan's thndL
Powde4@. D)oa, onu tenet sun to. on. pn 01 ,ee
l-old everywhere. or nty mail tor i tt
stamps. 1. 8. JOluiES N CO., Bangor, as.
DIPHTHERIA"!
)ohnson's Anodyne Einimnen$ Will peel.
tively prevent this t.errlble dlhoase, and will
jitir@l Siur nine cases inl ten. . IntrOination -
T.a ilsave ntany lives sent, free bY nlsfl.
D't delay a mnoment. Proventiob id bel,ter
than cur'e. Sold everywhere.
I. Is. JORPIE * CO., Bangesr we.
[AIIIITHS' ,SBBS