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0h. softly trend: In» Fan in sleeping.
Berti Pen In waking. .
A shiver thronh the leaves is creeping
Baton the bum.
Oh. one the hnmwnm*ming
‘ Behind the the“
'l'hclr trunks glow music the Inn.
And. lam-kl the blachhirde one by one
The silence breaking
With duteilke note. for Fun is waking.
“Ethel ll. Barker ln Academy.
A-LI’I‘TLE MISTAKE.
That doctors wmmit mistakes is not
gcnorally known. altlm'ugh cases from
timo to time find their way into the
newspapers. Dr. Carpenter. who may
be said to burn intuxlnocd the scientific
study of human physiology into Eng-
land, burned himself to death while at-
tempting to take aATurkish bath in his
own room by onvcloping himself in a
blanket and sitting over a spirit lamp.
However, when a man poisons himself
it is his own peculiar business which is
involved, but when he takcs to poison-
ing others. not with any malicious in-
tent, but simply in error. a natural sp-
prohcnsion may well ywrvudo the public
mind. Prom-lion in tho matter is ex-
lrcmoly simplc. as tho following narra-
tivo will show:
About 8 o'clock on a June evening a
victoria drawn by a pair of high step-
ping bay horses drove up to a cclcbru‘l.
ed chemist's shop in Bond street, and
an elegantly dressed lady of about 26
years of agc dcsccndml from the carriage.
. She walkcd hurriedly through the shop
into tho dispensing department, and.
throwing a picco of paper on tho coun-
ter. said:
”Please make up this prescription
and send it at once. ,I would wait and
take it myself. but I am just going out
to dinner. It is very immrtuut. "
The assistant bowod. took up tho pro;
scription and thou sccmcd to hesitulc.
“Wt-ll," .uid the lady. who socmcd
of a highly nervous, irritablo'disposi-
lion. "well. what is tho mutter?"
I‘I am afraid, madam.” returned tho
assistant, “that I exuinot dispense this
prescription. ’ ‘
“()h, nonsense!” replied the lady.
"That is what they said at -——- in
Mayfair, so I brought it on hcro. I sup-
pose Dr. Blank knows what be pre-
scri bcs. ' ' .
“Doubtless, madam; but. although
Dr. Blank is one of the most cmincnt of
his profession, I durc not make up this
prescription, as the strength at which
tho drug is hcro ordcrcd is not allowed
by the British phurnmcopwia." .
“0h, nonsense!" rcxwatcd tho lady.
commcncing to puller on the floor with
her small font. “This is monstrous.
Hora is my husband waiting for mcdi~
clue of the utmost importance to his
condition, luid two chcmists' assistants
think thcy know bettcr what is good for
him than our of the loading mcn of tho
(follcgc of Physicians. Giro we the pun
scripliou. and I will gct it prepared
clscwhcrc." Tho assistant was loath to
part with tho papcr.
_, “If you will allow inc. madam." he
said, "I will lnkc. a cab to Dr. Blunk's,
and if he confirms the prcscriplionl
will then prcpurc it."
“No. I will not," rolurncd tho lady.
who \‘as now in a otalc of cxtrcmo irri-
tation. ”1 will not. My husband is in a
serious condition. and I shall be low for
dinner. I have uln-ndy lost half an
hour, and I cannot huvc furtln-r dcluy. "
With that she simtchcd up tho prcscrip-
lion and hurricd out.
'l‘ho assistant was scriousl y porturbcd.
Thc mistukc in tho prescription was a
grave ouc—so grave indccd that the ad-
ministration of a single done would.
probably prnvc fatal within two hours.
It was possiblc that sonic young or in-
l-xpcrlcnccd assistant at some small
clu-mist‘s. ovvrawcd by tho grout nanm
of tho physician and by tho lady‘s im-
pcrious manner and clcgunl ntlirc and
oquipngc, would bu found to dispcnso
it. Thcu lrnuldo would cnsnc. which
might be sloppml now. Thinking thus,
tln- assistant told his follow workcr in
tho dispcusary that ho would go to Dr.
lilank's. and. hurrying into Bond arm-l,
jluupcd into tho lint passing hansom.
and in five minutes was ringing tho hull
of thc doctor's lump in liurlcy nth-cl.
'l‘ln- funmun who opcmd tho door'suid
Dr. Blank was out.
--\\T:su'o was hr?”
llcully .‘ful fmtnmn did not know.
"VI-ry impiwlmtfr 1“” it?"
our Wcll. llu-n. ho “ho room-nu)
lam-ll inquirc. This hc lcisurcly prmccd-
ml in do, And tho cln-luinl‘e assistant.
who u an of an hmmlunm‘n turn. umuml
hinmclf by picturing nwmuvhllo llm
dcath of tho pnlicnt; lhc profammnal
ruin of hlmsclf. tho Mayfair f‘llt'lllllt
and lln- grcat physician; tho grief and
uclf rcprouch of flli' lady, who. llmplln
hvr wayward. lrrllublu and catch-mi ill“
mcanor. was cvldvmly fond of hot hue-
band. And he had nln-udy arrivodnttho
mrnncr‘n jury's wrdicl. nf mumlanghlcr
whcn tlw lontnmn fl'fnflll‘il with tho in-
tvlllgcnw that his nm-dor‘nus dining in
Mania Vulc. 'l‘ho cab soon whhlcd the
moon knight of tho walla and mart-1
into the Ellyn-warr- road «and drrw up at
can of thc largo houllon which Ila oil tho
right hand eldc of Maids Valo imlnodl'
an-ly nftcr pouring the canal. Dinnnr
our cvldcnlly in full prom-ms. and the
human obowwl tho assistant lntonn
anhrmnm with no wry guild more. ”PM
mmthcr wait u-vurrml. which Im-yml nil
tho alumni} irrilalwl amt-s of our
found Won mow than the pnivions mm
at H orb-y sweet. M halt the dmr opened.
and the doctor animal. llc was a dup-
mm a pzfllg. thin fan- and hair and nine-
uwhv llw color of low. ills clear. tlccl
blm- gray «9m and his appcmmrc from
being insignificant. I o lmkod inquir‘
ingly at tlw eminent. binning. said:
" i am adispenser. air. at ’ —---.
At Ibtmt ll o'clock this events. e lady,
by All druggietl.
l mu»
In. -—-—-. presented a lie-arias:-
pct limo mm». about (i fer-t ll in lu-lght. .
. - . mt. he
was refusal by another chemist."
‘ The doctor walked hurriedly up and
down the room. .
“Can it have been altered?" he nint-
tered. ‘ . '
”I looked carefully for that, but thorn
was not the sli test slguof an erasure.
No. sin" cont nucd theyaslietant. ”I
am'afraid it is a little mistake on your
part. I only fear that it may he made
up and ad: nislcrml. and I therefore
went at one to your house. and. loan»
lug where you wore, cums on here. " ‘
f‘Qnite right, quite right." said the
doctor. “Have you a cab waiting?
That’s wall. I'll go with you at once to
the patient. " ' «
I t took but a few minutes for the doc
tor to make his excuses and return ready
for departure. and the cab, once more
in motion, turned toward the neigh-
borhood of Eton square. The house at
which it now pulled up betokcned far
greater wealth than either of the other
two at which it had stopped since char-
tered in' Bond street. but an air ’of
nuietndo pcculiar torosidcncos in which
lie invalids in a very critical condition
inrrvinlcd the place. The street door was
innencd noiselessly by u footmnn before
the occupants of the cab were fairly on
the dmrstcp, and the doctor was shown
into a room on the ground floor which
answered the purposes of a library as
much as such rooms usually do in Lon-
don houses. , ,
"Send me Nurse Moore," said the
doctor.
“Nurse Moore is out for exercise,"
replied the footmnn. “Nurse Norris is
on duty, I happen to know, for she took
the now medicine which I carried up
not fivo minutes ago.
Dr. Blank was alitlle man. and little
men are usually quick in their motions.
But never did mun. liltlo or big, fly up
tho stairs at: the same rate as he did be-
tom the last words were out of the foot-
man's mouth. Tho assistant followed.
but had only reached the first floor when
the doctor entered the bodrmni on the
second. Nn‘mo Norris was standing by
the bed measuring a dose of inf-dicino
from a bottle. She was a lnbl. dark
young woman of 25, very pleasant look-
ing and apparently pursuing her voca-
tion with cum, on shc «lid not even look.
up \vhcn the doctor cnlorcd.
“None of that. nurse!" exclaimed tho
doctor.
“I beg pardon, sir?” said the nurse.
now aroused to the sense of snow in-
congrnity in the physician's manner.
which became intensified when a
strange young man, vvry much out of
breath. almost fell into tho room from
tho p:l~'sugc.
“l slmnld say. How is the pullout? A
very warm night. and likely to rcndor
him uncomfortable, " continued thc doc-
tur with his soul in his cycs and his
cycs on tho bolilc.
“i think I am a lilllc bottcr. doctor."
said a weak voico from tho bcd, on
which lay a man of alxmt ill) with tho
peculiarly cmnciulcd and drawn look
\vhich invariably follows a prolongs-d or
vcry scvl-ro illness: “a litllc cusicr. "
“’l‘hul's right." said thc doctor. fccl-
ing tho invuhd's pulse. “that's right.
You, a markcd improvement. " 'l‘hcn.
having complclcd n rathcr lengthy ox-
umination. hc turucd to thc nurse. “A
dccidcd impmvcmcnl. nurso. For to.
night we will discontinue all drugs.
(livc nothing cxcvpt his usual nourish-
mcnt until I conic again. Dr. \\'——-
will rclurn tomorrow. and \vhcn wc
how a local practitioneroucc mon- lll
atlcnduncc you will lukc your instruc-
tions from him. In tho mmulimo givv
no mcdicinc. lndccd. [will tuko it with
mc. " And without noticing tho hurt
and rcscnlfnl look of tho nurse tho doc-
tor poumcd on the bottle and trans-
fcm'd it to his coat pm‘licl.
tln that particular Juno cvculng the
assistant at .‘lcssrs. ——-—~ hud bccu
grnvcb' cogiluling whclhcr ho would be
juslillcd in wcdding tho girl of his
choicc, who was loo dolicaic to bo nblo
to add to tho mmmonpnmn on a salary
of £100 a your and had drcidcd in tho
in-gulivo. Six months uflvr uqulcr but
wry happy wcdding pul'ly rclurncd lo
a wry flourishing chcmisl'n shop in tin-
ncighburhm id of l ‘avcndlsh squarc which
born tho union of the “militant our the-
front on its propriclor. And if you how
cvcr invasion to cununlt lhc grcal phy-
nlciun. ydu may bu llll‘l‘ that. whom»
I'\'I‘I' his opinion of your-cam may ho. ho
will add. an ho llllllllll you your prim-rip-
lion: "llc sum you have it mudc up at
a good clwrnist‘n. Mr. -——- is on c:-
lrcmcly cnwful (limpet-r. and in addi-
tion nominally xmaiyzcs cvcry drug
width gone into in» placv. Thank you.
(load morningW-i‘hnmbors' Journal.
Mantle: “mill-luv.
no u mcdlclnc glass with the amount
of much fillllllftll and drop marked upon
it. ’l‘nvaspvmfnln and lablcngxmnfnls arc
always nu-nliulu-«l. but as them any
in also it is not Illfil in My upon tin-m.
Drops. tm. numut be pmpcrly num-
llfi’fi Without a glans.
Kwp tho mcdlrino glam pcrfcclly
clean. it ulnmld brwsshcd out ufn-r
ouch drew. in rcmllnvns fur lhc nuxl
lilllt'. it in dcelrnblc that if lhc palicnt
.s In have nwdiclnowllh aslrong nnlcll.
oils. cm. to limp a glans socially for
llwm. letting it will in hot wiilcr for
half (in hunt aflvruw to rcnmyo nll dis-
agnoabl» bdrm it in immortals to
clcuneo sun-h a glass in a few inanimate.
WIu-n the nutdhwinn is bring pmmzd
not. hold mo lnbol «mom—r. in mom-
that it may not lwmno claim-d with
any drops romping down thr- name
do: Minn.
Pickled “In in Forms.
l’lrldwl too in new] in Home as a
sort of mvnvrkrmn. The young learns
are both-d. pnnrml lnlo pin: alumt sir
feet drop hood with plantain lemon and
amend with cnrlh. and run mt them
for mm» months. They are then DIN
either to make too or eaten after bring
' mine or dostroy thoso that halo us.
mini is oil with wife or dried fish.
n .4 .. .a a“
M of the loosen. ll lam. ll". ee-u.
namm vim-a. "Jo-«hides: sort. I:
Sun. an. u—cnmmumu n» a». n.
I. limo. '
to. “For thou hast glrdod me with
strength to battle. Them that rose up
usulmt mo hast thou subdued under me."
'l‘ho whole of this chapter-in uprated in
tho book of Psalms ns nnmhar is. the Holy
Spirit thus culling spools] utlonllon to this
portion of His writings through David.
In chapter xxlll. l-ll, it is written that
‘whntevnr the smart pmllmlst of luraol spake
it was the Spirit of tho Lord nptmklhg by
him. It is Well for us when wo moognlzo
the whole lilbln an wrllum by tho rlplrlt of
God fomur bonclll. Vnrso l of this chap-
tor rays that David npuko thoso wards unto
the Lord when dollvcrod from Hold and all
his enemies. In this ilrst‘ vorso of our lcs-
son and throughout tho pllllllll ho uc-
knowledgcn that God had done everything
for him.
-ll. "Thou hast also given me the nooks
of mine onomlns, that I might destroy
them that hula Inc.” Thorn urn nmny
things in tho Psalms which the church (mn-
not npproprlalo or apply to herself. it is
not for us to huvo tho necks of our onu-
Those
things am peculiar to Israel and to tho
King of Israel. tho Son of David. when he
shall colon in ills glory to destroy lsruol's
cnmnlcs and establish tho kingdom. ()ur
allusion as members of the body of Christ
is to sulfur menkly oven for wulldolug;
to bc cnstout. hutod and klllcd for Ills
sake, and yet to tnko it all patiently.
4'3. "'I'hoy looked. butthcrc was none to
save, oven, unto tho Lord. but llo answcr‘
cd thom not." As it is written in Mic. lll,
l. “Thou shall they cry unto tho Lord, but
He will not hear tbmu. us they huvu bo-
huvod themselves ill in tholr doings." A ml
in Prov. i. :38, ”Thcn shall llmy call upon
Mo. but lell not unswor; they shall sunk
Mo early, but thoy shall not find Mc."
’l‘hoso who suck simply" from four and only
because they drcad ill» judgment» may
not expect to bo hcnrd. But see tho eon-
irast in .ler. mix, 13.
43. "Then did I brat them as small as
tho dust of tho cal-Lb?" Sun a similar lig-
uru in II Kings xiii. 7. and Min. vii, In.
To be thoroughly subdued ls vol-y humili-
ating, but nverything or person that is
cxnltcd against (ind must ho brought low
lino. ii. ll. 17). To boohoorfully subject.
and willing to ho subdued for God's glory
is very bless-ad. and it is lboprivllogu' of
every bollovcr to in- as clay in tho hands of
tho‘pottur for God's glory and for our
highost good (fill. lrivrfl).
ll. “’l‘bou hurt him dcllvorml mo from
tho strivings of my pmplc." Sonic of lllcsu
slrivlngs arc luchnh-d in thc lung wars ill“
lwoon tho houscs of Haul and David and
the inter strifcs throughout all tho tribes
of lsrncl (clmplcrs iii. 1-. xix. ll). 'l'rnublu
from cncmlm without in bad cnough. but
trouble within a nation or church or funi-
lly is much worno. ‘r't-t from all Hc is ublo
to dullver. Who” lu- spooks uf bclng head
of thc nations and u pmplo whom lm
knows not serving him, not think of the
sure Incrcios of David “Lisa. lv. 5M.
will. "Strangers nbail submit tin-Insolvos
unto mo. As soon as lhny lu-ur llu-y shall
bu nlwdlcnt unto mo." 'I‘hlsulau lllltkl‘s‘ us
think of )lossluh's rcigngwhcn “tin-y that
dwell in the wilderness shall bow before
him. and his cmuulm l-‘hnll lick tho dust"
(l’s. xxli. ll). Sons of slrungcrs slmll build
up Zion's walls. and their kings shall
lllllllsltll’ nntu lsruol (ion. is. In). 'l‘hc
word “submit" is in the margin rcudcn-d
"llc or ylcld fclgnctl Ulltftlll'ln‘tl.” It in tho
salon in .l’s. lxvl. ll. and margin. and
points to those who in tho Inillcnnlul
reign of Christ will only bc- nominally sub:
joct and will follow tho dnvll when ho is
lmlM'tl from the pit (lb-v. xx. 7 ll‘l).
lo. "Strungcrs shall fadnuwny. and llu-y
shall bc afraid out of flll‘ll' claw plum-s."
'l'hcyshull move out of lhcll‘ holes llku
worms of thc onrlh. 'l'hry shall bu afraid
uf tho Lordnur find and hlmll fn-ur lil‘t'lllh‘o
of ilwn (Mic. vii. l7l. ll ~hull hon llrm
rulc. as will: a rod of iron. and ”an who
havo cvll ln lhcir llle‘l-l shall four to do it
bccuum of lbo swift judgmcuu that hill!”
ho scat on cvllllmvrs. 'l‘ ' judg-
mcnts of thutribnlutlnn pcrlnd sin not
soon bc forgotten.
47. "This Lord llvr-lh, and lull-mod be
my rock. and crulu-d In» tho find all
rock of my salvation." In lln- lm’f'll .h- m-
vuh in tho Rock of Ago“ slnnglh (Isa.
uvl. 4. qurgim. lln is tho linll of truth.
lhc living (ind. tho King of l‘lul‘llily. At
Ills wrnlb tho mrlh shall tr colic. and lhu
notions shall llnl lm ubln m abldu lilo lu’
Illgnullnu plcr. x. it). marginl
tlh’. "If in find llmluvu-ugrlh mo and
that bringclh down lln- pr nplv undcr inn. "
It was one of tho blwwd habits or llm‘lll'l
llfo to m- and m-knnwlmlun find in uvcrv
lining. thn ho had final in his pnvvcr and
might vastly have slnln him. he prcl‘crml
to lmno llllll In (ind. Win-n All-alum drovu
him from his throne. ho mid, scaling liud'n
hand in il. “lml Illm do to no» as rccun-lh
“mud uuln llllu." Witch r-‘blnwr cum-d
and “MW“ him. inhibit“ at Milan Ablrlml
kill him. ho «old lhut lf flu Lord wunlcd
llllll in cndnru ibis hc wuuld nut cwn ask
why if Halo. xxvl. lo; ll Mal. xv. :lll;
xvi. l0).
dll. "'I'bnu ohm haul blond mo up on
high allow flu-m that row up luullnnt luv.
'l'llnll luv-d lll‘ll‘l‘rl'll luv lr rm tho \lnlcllf.
mun." in tho lnurnlngut meurrrcl Inn,
lhrnmnnnu vvllhnnl clmnlw-huplcr trill.
ll. ”In Morning )vhvll llml shall hclp ls-
rnrl H’s. xlvl. b. margin). when tho up-
right shall haw dnlulnlun unl'x‘ llw \vlclu d
(l’n. xllx. in. wlu-n ulll' bum shall mum-
in His glory and by llw hrlnhtncm of ill-l
rumlnu lll‘lill'ily Ilml wlclmi nun. llm man
of Mn 11] 'l'ln-s... H. il. bl. llwll nllllll we
roll llm cnlnplolo flllllllnn-nl of lbw-I- lhlnun
of which llovld sung and of “blch lw In
his own cnmrlvncu bad l'clllul'hnldu but
only partial fulllllnn-ul.
bu. "'l’ln-rcforn I will glw thunk! llllln
flow, it lnml. unmnn lhn hmlhon. "ml l
wlll ling pmlw,‘ nnlu 'l‘hy tmlm'.” (iodi-
pnrpwo v llh Isrm-l in tho paul and In tho
fulntc is the man». umlllml lu cumulu-
llllllrcif Fill‘ll It tmmc through llwm lll lho
cyan of all natlnm ihul nll nmluo-umr
mm to and .«nbnul to tho .»nu- llvinuaml
ltuolv'ml fur find! good (.lmll. iv, 21; ll
tum. ill, 95:. ill. Hitch. null. 27. he.
llum. xi. lit. l3}
l‘ll. "llc is llw lolvcrof pulvallun for his
Nina and olmm'ih nwwy In lilo anointed.
limo llmill and lo his w-«ul :nrou-mmro.”
\l'hllc llmld was blsnnolnlml. hc mm a
typo of No Mr «club. in.“ of ”mid. in
whom all lllv prnmlw- will surrly in» mi
llllmi. ’i’lu. Now ’l‘mmmvm lwuln- and
ends with the i'lon of llmlcl «Moth. l. 1.
Hi"- Hll. I'll. for H begin.- and «ml-l with
lmol and tho kingdom ul liml on north.
The «are and erhultlng mil-nant of iiod
Wm I’Iu'hl'n comfort in his dying hour
(chapter um, m. thorn in nothing so
sure as the number of iind.
‘Al‘m
0" Wildl- elwwmfifiil!" :'
how to put on her elotlflo _ 1:01.10 WW
them and inner" gullty’at. WWW... ‘9“
of attire. Immune mltahilltylo theoacnelou
in the keynote - of he! toilet. Hullpblllty
is one of the great secrets of good timing.
It is not entirely whether the goods worn
are cheap or oxpcuulw, whether the fashion
is new or dust mama's; ll; is whether the
must: and tho tnalilon are appropriate to
tho inscunhm. thrt waists have been in
vogue this summer. and so have silk. satin
or dnnmsk skirts llow many women have
thoughtlessly combined tho two, to lhudu-
structlon of all hammnyl It is as unsuit-
able to wow u. cambrlc or llnoli shirt
waist over a silk skirt as it would be for a
man to wuur a low out root and full dross
contoverplmmr and salt trousers. Silk,
satin and damask belong to more or loss
formal mansions. and shirt wnlstsdo not.
The lnttcrmny properly nccompunyslflm
of cotton. llnon or warstcd gmds, tho tul-
lor stylo of skirt bolug purfcmxl.
Another quoution of ‘ suitability is that
If gloves Sonic women somn to fancy that
CASllbll'llll‘l COSTUME.
gloves are only lntcndcd to cover 11ng
hands. and that if tho hands aro pmtty
gluvcs may be dispcnml with in the stunt
and lbculcr. Now, howovcr fulsc may be
thc scutimcnt from which the custom
springs, c:nn'u-utimmllty. which is nicrcly
nuntbor numv for lhnt sclf dolonsivc armor
which servos lo ken-p slmngcrsnt nrcspcct-
ful distuncc. dcmunds that the hands shall
be as strictly c-u'urvd as tho font in public.
and a prclly hand is no inure cxcusc than
n prclly fool for ignoring the usages of po-
lltn swh-ty. Whore it is nm-mmry. no in u
n-stnumnl or similar plucc. the glow "my,
ufcuursc. ln' rclnovul. but \vlu-rc (hero is
no occasion in me tho hand the glove
should bc rcluinml.
'l'hc illustration shows a gown of gray
cnhlmn-ru 'l bc skirt is udorncd with four
tucks. 'l'hc lil'lfls‘i' bodico Is gullwrcdut
tho waist and is cut V sbnpcd bchlud and
mourn in from nvcr u yukc of stripcd gray
and white lull‘ctu. 'l‘ho lelsQuinzc nlccvo
of stripcd lnlfotu ls llnlshcd with a lace
frlll at. tho wrist and llllrllll cpuulol formed
of two frills of whilc luuussclluc, having a
black lwnlcr. A similar trill frames the
yoke. I’bc bcll is of whllc mtln.
.l l‘bn' i'lllll.l.EI‘.
LIGHT SILK GOWNS.
A ("so For old linear-«Lining- to Guard
Against.
Foulurd. especially in l‘crsian puttcrns.
is Ulnmf lhc fashionable (ln'ss materials in
l'ul is. also gluccsllkswilh small. brm-ndcd
flgun-s. limlso- is also in mono. Sum-
mcr gowns will bc worn as l.m- into the
fall no llu- \vvrilln-r pcrnlils. as u-vcrybmlyis
loath in alumina lln- dcliculc. furlmluwcd
gown-ml Mllllllll‘i‘ for thc hmvlcrnud more
comfmlning mum of fall and motor.
(iuwns of lullctu of bright and prctty
pallcrn-l that how lm-umn mnwu'hul mil-
Oil and fudcd during the sumnwr l'lllll-
puign may ln‘ cumcrlcd lulu ln-lllcnalsfur
wcar undct‘ nice full and wintcr madman-s.
’l‘hcy may be lrlmnwd with lllIllllI'l'i and
milieu of l luck or \vhllo lax-v. \vith narrow
vclvnt ribbon. bows. plnlllugs and similar
lulnrnun'uls. If silk pcllicc nut-a arc not do-
llnn,l-——uudcol-thinly lln-y nrc not sci-viro-
ublv for ordinary weal-«tho lath-ta gowns
may bc used to lino frcshcmlunn-at A silk
linml ulviri ill a luxury. for it is light. than?
not cling in tho llgurc :14 docs ulpumnr
other lining hum-rial lulu which wool cu
l‘ol'l..\l:n "lulu l‘.
tors and looks mi dmll‘nblo no it fools. 'l‘hll
silk or satin fnccd malrrialn that rmnu Ml
porpois- for lining. howovvr. arc .to ho
gulmlwl againn. fur tin-y burn a cotton
warp that in very fccbli‘ and ulvm way at
the first nt‘mln. upcclnlly at tho lnuldn of
thnfml of tlmeklrt behind. All wmm-n
kmw how nxnnwmllug it in for tho lining
in Wllllt' to halos thorn. 1 hr bolus catch on
tho hold of tho bout nt Mcry Iicp and al-
most trlp "no down. Mlllt'f'llllt walking
cinnamon: as well no "norm-clot
A ekulch l- gin-n of a gown of straw
fnnlnnl with light blnoduln. ’l‘lmskll'l is
plaln. 'l‘hc blmm-lmdlw has a plnll. in tho
middle of thermal and stride collar which
is lsmlmd w lb n frlll of whic lane. The
belt and mll. are of pale blue radio. The
angled slum-o are rim: and are met by
lung. pretty gray gloves.
Jo inc (:notm.
‘ lam“ . v ’mm '. I.
laminar inertial almond m
In cred every d3 of her short life with
colic. 1 bars almost "bathing
ever heard of but can truthtn
that anvthingl have triedcannot oom-
aro with Dr. Hand's Colic Cure.
ours respectfully. Mrs. (l. 0.. Miller,
lieArch St." Soldby all Druggrsts, 25o.
Poison ivy. insect bites. bruises,scalds,
burns are sickly cured by Dewitt'e
Witch Haze Salvo. the at pile cure.
E. P. Wood and G. C. 3 iron.
The ideal Panacea.
James L. Francis. alderman. Chicago,
says: “I regard Dr. King's New Dir:-
covery as an ldoal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Complaints. having
uscd it in nlyfumily for the lust flvo
yours. to tho cxclnsmn of phyniciuns'
prriptions or othcr promrntions."
Rev. John Burgus, Kookuk, Iowa,
wrilcs: ”1 how bocn a llllllllitlll‘ of tho
Mctlnnlist Epimmpul church for bl) yours
or more. and huvo novcr found anything
so lwuvliciul, or that gave me such
slwulyn-licf on Dr. King's Now Dis-
covery". Try this Idcul (.‘ough Rom-
cdy now. Trio bolllcs frco no.0.
Stillmn’s and E. . Wood's drug storcs.
Boys willbeboys," but you can't af-
ford to logo any of them. Be ready for
tho groan apple senson'by having De-
witt‘s Colic. and Cholera Cure in the
house. E. l’. Weed and G. C. Slillson.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrimn, of Worthington,
Iud., Sun. wrilos: “You have a vulnu»
ble pom-ripliun in Elmetric. Bitters, and
I can chmrl’ully nwonunoud it for (Join
stipotion and flick lioudlwho, and non
gcncrnl syslcm tonic it has no cquul."
Mrs. Annie Slohlo, 2027) Collage (imvo
uvonuc. Chicago, was all run down,
could not out nor digest food. hudn'
buckmzho which novorlcfl her and felt
tircd and weary, but six butllcs of Elec-
m'c Bitlcrs rcslorodhor health and ro-
ncwcd ln-r strength. Prince :10 cunts
and all. (icon bottle at ('r. C. Slillson's
and E. l’. Wood’s drug stores.
Many a day's work is lost by sick bedd-
achc caused byindigostion and stomach
troubles. DeWitt's Little Early risers
am the most olfeotual pill for overcom-
ing such difficulties. E. P. Weed and
(:‘v. G. Stillson.
There is more (‘atarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and until the last few years
was supmscd to be incurable. For a
grout many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease. and pmscribed local rem-
cdios.nnd by constantly failing to cure
with local lrcatmcut. pronounced it in-
curable. Sch-nee has proven calarrh to
be a constitutional disease. and there-
foro requires constitutional treatment.
Hall‘sl‘atarrh (,‘nrc. manufactured by
l“. J. Clicny & (10.. Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the market.
It is taken in doses from 10 drops to a
tcusprmnful. It acts directly on the
mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
xnouials. Address F. .l. CHENEY &
(30., Toledo. 0. Sold by druggisls.
The whole system is drained and un-
dermined by idolcnt ulcers and open
sores. l'lewitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo
speedily heals them. It is the best pilo
cum known. E. P. Weed and G. (I.
a rapper.
Stillson.
OASTORIA.
1Iii‘al‘lee- i”.
ever]
“or" W m .......
CAa'ronIA.
“Mt" im
"unfit/WW ""’
I
ltdmsn't mattcr much whether sick
hcmlache. bilinnsums. indignation and
constipation are caused by neglect or by
unuvoiduhln circumsluut'cs. DcWill's
Little lilu’ly lliscrs will speedily cun-
flu-mull. E. l’. Siillson and (l. l’.
Wcml.
CABTORIA.
diners?
lueklln‘s drain 81M
'l‘holmtsnlvu in tho Wurld for culs,
bruises. son's. ulcers. mil rhcum. fun-r
omen. lcltcr. chapped hands, chilblmn-i.
cums. and all Nlilll cniptiom, and posi-
llwlycnros pllcs, or no pay rcipnrcd.
It is guurunlccd to givo- pcrfccl satisfac-
llilfl or nmncv rcl‘undml. Price 125'» ccnls
per box. is. l’. Wood and o. o. Stillson.
I m fec-
mun
drums
of
if c:
emy
mow.
if you huvc over new a lillhI child in
tho anally of summer complaint. you
can rcnliuo thcdongor of tho lmublc and
appn'ciato tho vulun of inslunlnnmnn
rcllvf nlwayu ufl'ol'lit‘d by lchlll'e l'ollc
d.- l'holoru ("um For dywub-ry and
diarrhu-ait ill a rrliublo moody. We
could not afford to n-cummcnd this an a
cnrnifiliwrrcnntncuro. E. l'. chl
and (J. C. Stillson.
lhnn‘t trllln away time when you have
cholera mother! or disrrho-u. Fight
tin-min the beginning with DoWItt‘s
l ‘nllodrilhnlcrn (Jam. Yondon't have.
luwall fur nmnlls. ”any are luntsntnn
mas. and it leaves tho bowcl» in hcsllhv
condition. it. 1'. Wt‘f‘ll and u. «.2. soil.
Mill.
WANT. ANYTHING ‘l‘
No need to. Advertise
in the South lewslk
Evening
Sontlnol.
y"! =-“5
‘Outoria'le‘llr. lehuelv’l’iteher'l
outcomes for man’ mil” out
dren. It contains neither 0pm”;
Idrphine not other Narcotic lub-
Itsnoe. It ieahermleu substitute for
Paregorio. Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Outer Oil. It is pleasant. Itl
guarantee is thirty .vesre’ use by
millions of Mothers Castor-is lathe
Children's Panacea-the Mother's
Friend.
CASTORIA -
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist noon,
having Contorin.‘eud u-e tho! the fee-shun:
signature of ‘
is on the i
m...» W
Weehsllpro- '
tee! ourselves and the public at Ill hoards.
Tun Csnnon Consultant“: Murray 8L, 8.1!.
W“
Ԥ&,._.-.
Norwalk
1870 I0 1883
Offices, 436 Main Street,
BBIMEQOBT. CQNN.
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell -
,. Crabs!
HUNT &‘ZELUFF.
s
l Pretty Wall
l Decoration
!dv cm‘l cost any mncu than only popcr
l It‘s uwu-ly a mutlcr of taste. if you nro
, not snrc \\ llill yuu want. tho bcsl way hi
‘ in go to n rcliubh- plnco. You couldn't.
go by hcrc if you tricdcvdr so hard. Wu
lunrlily bclicvc thatlhcro never was a
prclllcr halo of wall papa.
. Painting. pup-thawing and decorat-
ill .
if not couvcnicnt for on to call at the
slur“. drop a lumilll. am [will heplenuod
to call on you with a full llnoof scorpion.
e
E. E. GORHAM.
lo lr‘l‘lli-l’r AVENUE.
Bent Nor-walk. (:nnueotleet
a -
mum...
wan-rs KNOWN
m mu:
IVEIIIO Sllfllil
vouno-MAN
Wt: lskrlhe chance ofPDylng
wit mil. insurance. when our
land-y will
mimosa voun lll-‘E
FOR 3|.000l
01- ill: Clo. a clay will glee you on Karim
ment of 1.000 pafnhle h‘ynnmlf if you
live. In: inc-amass, It everything
plantation in the chapter. more is the
Connecticut Genera
tile laser-nee do.
or mom. or
s. smuo‘i‘ssonu
ill Washington Street, Go. from
Norwalk Chronicler