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The Great New York Specialist. The
Better Prevailed [pen to Illin-
Ills Great Remedy Placed in the
llssdn of the llrnggists.
This is the meet Wonderful prodni'ilnn of
medical science in the i-ineu-i-nth century.
This is not a parent lilmilt‘lilr. but a prim-rip.
tion (sous untied on ecientitic princlpim and
used by )r. Scott in his extensive prnoliw for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cum
wrought by it are simply wonderful and lum-
attrscled thousands to the doctor‘s parlors ror
Wiment.
To such nnertent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the ilm'ior tor his modi-
cine lrorn pm in who could not visit New
Yort city. that 1. become is matter of duly to
devise some plan by which the general or din-
could be en piled with this ueuuinc. va liable
stir. and im- lhis nurrmse A. A. thvlfl‘l’ll
been called to South Norwuik to srrau n
th I. G. Tomllnaon. r‘ontii Nor-walk. and .
Hale.Narwalir.io purtnli ilzem in ksvpiu
stock and sell this wonderful blood rcnmlv.
This is purely vegetable. and excellent "min
and builder. a blood purifier linwxoellmi, a
tonic noililnucan 0i uai. Iir, Heuit has
noted his llie to the I mmauh knowledge
and umierstsndinfi or blood diva-ans. a one or
whicbhrsnsmed ere: Kidney «iineaee. liwr
complaint. sick heulacha. muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspepsia loss of sivpeilie. manila
u. scrolula. syphilis. («sun-rom- hnmors. sin
in bones cats" sail. rhemu. pimpim nu rims.
moral dsbliity. lls. dizziness. mimic weak.
ness. malarial poison.
The above named articulate lime, "li'mll
firm no menu. am ml or o a
“My mama become acquainted wuh
merits oi a set remedy. Dr. iicou's
icins. when 9 seed in drug shares. is sold
is the name of Dr. Scott’s Hamparilia. and
is intend taking a bland medicine should
not fail to try Dr. ecott’s tiarssparlila.
ils liars to be Used with Dr.
I. Pi Scott’s.
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A graceful costume consists of t,
fawn colored wool combined with b k
lace over straw colored satin. The lat-
ter appears in two lengthiy V-shnpsd in»,
muons startingjust below the belt, and
headed by rosettes of black estin. 'l‘wo
«spender like bands reaching two
thirdsof the way up the bodice front
and likewise headed by rosettes. are also
of the illuminated lace. while the broad
curving belt is of the same. The corsage
fits closely in the back but has a blouse
front. Its collar is high and plain. its
sleeves are Imuifant to the olimw. but
smooth fitting below. leslrirt's front
breadth is slightly drarml between the
lace panels. and at the sides and back
it falls in broad boxvplait s. The continue
is especially commendable as combining
the severity demanded for street wear
with the grace and finish proper to the
house gown. and it is thin suitable for
either occasion.
A jimmy gown for girlish figures is of
dark blin'crr-pon. Ila i-orsauo ini‘ut is
the regulation sailor blnmsi'. instead of
having a sailor collar. llilWi'Vi'i‘. it ex-
pands in lhofront into broad lapi-ls of
white cloth which. joined to the lame
bodice. droops over tho bolt. Those la-
pi-ls are z-ilgvl with a double row of nar-
row blno braid. Large pearl buttons
OI'Ilillilx'lll I'Iii'll sidi'of the lapols. The
ix-lt is of the whin- also. asaru tho culls.
Upon the lath-r the big: but-
tons again appear. The sleeve pulls and
the, plain choker collar are of the blue.
The skirt is un'plaitod but flares widely
about the foot.
anoih straws for uiillinory have al-
most disapiwari-d. All Illi' stylish hats
are of rm istraw. illi' most ologant bo-
‘ixiirof'acoarso plniiwi lllilin‘i'iill known
as palmutto. “'llll‘ll‘li‘ inilliui-rs manip-
l
ulaiv into iln-ir own aliiilu-s. This adds
m‘vaily in iho expense ni’ llll' lli‘:lillll0‘i‘i‘.
bill it lilHiil‘I‘h :m vxvlueiwnu m of lionign
obloimblo iii no oilinr way.
Nolliinu in Iilliri‘ Hl‘i‘l'll'l‘illlli‘ or more
mind-l.- loi‘ o Mininwr ~lro~i crown than
the liiiiliiwlilllw and inn-nu that have
earned r'lli‘li pupulurlly anion: wouu-n.
'rlli'm' gowns urn in hll‘li‘lly lailor Hiylu.
and iii :rvuviali-llwi iil‘i' 'lli‘ Nillli‘ an
Hindu ol‘ evrmn i'ilt'i'i‘l I‘lillll or i'lli‘Vllib.
'l'liuir mnilorl lo the wmrvr during
warm wwulu-r is. liou'owr. loom-antim-
bio.
Home izlrihinlz and now-l «‘oloi‘aui’o in-
tt‘oduuml in thin year's linens. their
name» being particular pinion-mine.
Among them‘ are: ”Nnukin jar." “plum
blur.- r-oloaie." eunm't glow" and “Bolus."
Another mumrlalive allribuio of those
i‘nbrim is their endurance. 'i'lu-y are
simply evvrhwtinu.
Its the Period of Transition.
Shit-~P3r«»—(lmrgel
Ila-«Woven. Laura?
Shawl-«I think we uridcraiand each
other. iii-intro. hate—«but iii ii my plum) or
yours to put the question. and ought Ito
speak to your momma about it orought
you to go and sell mm?—«(}hicago Daily
Tribune. mm m
Mania made in Hod'a ownimagc. so
we are told. When we look aimut us it
isrsthr-r hard to believe this. but when
we more to ourselves it is unity to son
that it moat he so.
The lies told during courtship are the
stars which stud the matrimrmial aim
battles iissthstmtoidslteri
Mfmyare inflammation; wit
sustain m stars. 7
experience is luminous.
Young sought to found his prosperity
not only on imiustrisl ethics. but also
upcnthe happinessclthe people. He
would not tolerate Idleness. and the
walls of cdldrlestmds still standing in
the older mrtions of Salt LakeCity were
invented that the church might pay for
the labor of men who would otherwise
have been temporarily supported by
charity. ‘ .
As a means of furnishing entertain-
ment. various diversions were planned,
including the Saturday night dance. led
by the bishops of the wards.
The leader’s wisdom is almost as clear- A
ly exhibited in his social scheme as in
his plan of industry. The central idea
in it was the farm village. A village
site. gmxemlly a half mile rqiuire, is se-
lected in the millet of a tract of five or
six thousand acres to be colonizml. In
Utah there are many small valleys be.
tween the town-ring Iniilllliiillll'l. and the
village site is generally lmralvd near the
center of the valley. and near the river
'll‘Olll which the water is divu-rtcd into'
canals onoach side at a suliiciont eleva-
tion to command the irrigable lands.
The half a square mile is then laid out
into blorksof four acre-s. with broad
avenues iwtwr-on and tho blocks arcdi-
vidcd into lots of an acre each. On
tileseurrclots the farmers have their
bonus-i. Horn also are their commodi—
ous bums. Ilcre they have lhoirpoul—
try and «wine, while ijuiislili'l‘allli‘ space
is devoted to a market garden. The
farmer tin-n has his farm on the outly-
ing lands, which are dividoil into
lots ranging from two acres up to twenty
acres.
From the public park in tho router to
the farthest outlying fa. is only two
and a half miles. Most arnwrs tra-
verse a much shorter distance to reach
the turn: from their homes.
other-hand. the women andvhildren err
joy the important advantage- of having
near noighlwrs. while tlu- church. school-
house. stores and inmtufili'v are near at
hand.
I'ndor this system the advantages of
town lii'oarv lllvlldwl to a wry consid-
erabludocrco with Illt‘ charms of rural
existent-o. it is a system l‘ull ofdr-light-
ful pissibilitii-s. The .‘lonnonsliavcm-
alizod its substantial advantages in
neiglilmring assm-iaiioin butihoir model
will be llllii'll improved upon by many
colonic-s of more Tl'i‘i'llt (“elitlilielllllt‘llh
Farm lil’o under tho old ('UlliililnllS has
involved iwlaiion.
Tlli‘ hunger for human >yiululthy and
company has driven thousand: from the
country in villus alroady iiVI‘i‘l'I‘il“'llt‘(l.
This factor i~i I‘t'rludie‘llilr‘ for many a
social lracmly no will as for lbw prob-
lems which haw arison iuoongmtml city
wpulaiions.
There is no reason why farm villages
paternal after thosi~ in l'tah should not
have a soi'ldl life and an outward ln-anly
quite as pleasing as. for instance. the
suburbs of lloston. 'l'lu-rl- tho art-hithe-
tun- svvms almost uniformly pleasing.
Allmviiw lawns. with true-s. vim-s and
flowers are ove-rvwlwre.
[’mplo of small moans will be able to
surround ihomsvlvvs with similar advanv
logos in tho ilirxu villages of tho arid re»
prion. “'lllll‘ i'oiilizin;.r all ibo bouolils of
imb-puudrm-v and equaliiy iuw-pzmible
from tho indu>~irialwhom» of irrigation.
—t.'entnry.
METROPOLlTAN NEWS.
New York is limimwerml in l'rc-Is You-g
lirrcnry Tami i‘orkiniia l‘ronail.
'l'hvrv must bu a million i’ansy bios.
souls in Now York today.
Sin-urinals 1" rm'onnnvnii to wine per-
sons slot-limp Willi while for '.
An observant Woman uolm ilmi Swed-
ish and oilm- Sl-uiulinarinn wriaulsein-
ployod in this (*ounlry frown-oily have
{also li‘l'lll.
A uunilwr of saloons both up and
down lown, sell driuksal lbo rule of
two luv :1. quarter, even win-n one is
bought hi it limo.
It is uoiii'mbln lllltl horsoi it"i'llfiillllll‘il
toasplmll Ivaruihi- lrii'koi‘ Niuppllll:
carefully as llli'll learn in walk with
Milli-nod unliolmin li‘l‘.
To on.- bull. in: southward through the
drizzle l'roin'l‘Woli’ih hii‘m'l. tli'i'IllSlll-
Illnal i‘llillith'i'l't‘il ill l'l'i'sll yiilllii: grin-ll»
cry. The budding foliage-of Milillmn
square brooks in again just above- ‘23.]
Siri‘l'l.iilill at .3th sirrwi ilu- bewildvra
im: splvndors oi’iho pork gluildi-ns the
ow. li- xvi-nu llioswuw-sarvnonunion
iii Hllullli'l' hIMllN of Kri'I‘iii'l'y in from ol’
hotels. rmiaurnnte. I‘llllN. i'lllii‘l'lilmni‘
privati- ilm-llinge. while liw Hlililt‘iiuf
tho sin-oi on» washed r-luan and the WM
top-i ol' which-a I‘i‘llt‘i'l a lliiiily i'lomlml
sky that n-q-nis momentarily about to
break into aunshinc.~ N.Y. Hun.
Innocence of London Journalism.
A law coming into action in the State
of Albany. U. H. A.. in a few wee-hamp-
iwts that the managers of ihoalers ahall
be present in the auditorium to rm'eiwi
complaints on the, subject. and if. on in-
veniiunlion. it shall be decided that the
but in really olmlruvtivo. ilu- woofer
must either remove it. or the unuuigcr
must return the money the complainant
has paid for his mt. If tho wnililtn
should refuse to tulle off her but when
requested to do so by the niiiflimi'i‘,.nhe
renders herself liable to n lino of 320,...
London News.
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Tommy-Paw. what in map made out
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Mr. Fiugwhloslly water and advertise-
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