. liter-39f unsung,
mun minister at m. and.
maintain of tho interior,
, ramming millionth!
£91m. whim to tho wm’
m to believe. " The Daily
myth”. Gmnnny and Austria
- t toms): bubonic, which would
an integrity of the Ottoman do-
lvnt wouldnot WU keep
Wt sultan on the throne.’ The,
will will! glidod with finnnclalaas‘isté‘
Thump is bclicvodto provide
raisin» low of 095030.000, to ho
to the administration and the re»
. “the may, m1. rllioyet to have
receiver general, responsible
pm minim, who is to collect taxes,
Wes, etc: the revision of the civil
military service, thi- dismissal of in—
' , utoud ill roputcd officers. the n.»
mutation of gcudnmncrlo under Turk-
shawl European olllcern and equal rights
fill religious communities. ”
he Daily Sewn also has a. Vienna dis-
whlch says: "I-klgar Vincent spout
‘vt‘o days here in negotiations for the pro-
W Turkish loan. Hr considers that.
Wdeponds on the three unfulfilled
. «minions of remodeling tho Turkish debt
'mmlssion on the plan of the Egyptian
admission, with a Russian delegate and
ppwcrs' guarantee of the loanl Itis
rcported that theczar has prmnised it Has»
«shin delegate.” -
_ Mr. Arthur Balfour. tho govemmcnt
, lender in the house of coinumns, spanking
{at Rochdnlc, dwelt upon the #iillculty of
. eilccting n comm-t of the powers over
‘ rmeniu. England, he said. had no ultr-
nor object or dosirc for uggrnmlizmncut.
and it was a ul‘lsfortuno for the whole
vorld that. nine bud been erroneously cred-
ited abroad with mubitimis aims. It was
lmposaiblo that England should under—
take, in opposition to the wish of Europe,
‘ u unmade which, whilc it would not benc-
‘fit the Anncnlnns, would perhaps impose
upon England overwhelming rospousibili
‘ ties.
Editon Show: Light. to the Blind.
NEW YORK, Nov. IB.——'l‘homus A. Edi.
, son has verified the experiments mauled
' to have been made in San Francisco, in
awhich by means of the cathode ray a blind
boy had been enabled to distinguish light.
Edison has experimented on two subjects.
both blind, from Newark, X. J. Many
tubes were tried, each with incmnsed
strength, and finally the subjects were
able to distinguish flashes. One of the
men was able after a time to say when the
‘ light. was turned on and oil. The most
successful results were attained with the
aid of tired globe, and it is Edison's in-
tention to continue experimenting in this
line until much more satisfactory results
are arrived at, which he confidently pre-
dicts will be soon.
Tb. Attempt to Kill the Czar.
LONDON, Nov. 18.-—A correspondent of
The Daily Mall at St. Pctcrsburg says he
is able to confirm the report. that conflict"
nation existed while the cznr was on his
visit in Enlgond over the discovery of a
plot against his life. The Belgian police
88an parcel of bombs which worn on
route for Paris just before tho czar was
leaving Enlgnnd. On the some night the
Paris police arrested 40 suspects. In the
absence of absolute proof the matter was
dropped.
Grout nlltrcu In India.
TORONTO, Nov. 18.——Ilcv. ll. P. lint-hay,
forcign secretary of tho Presbytm-ian
church, has received :1 letter from one of
the missionaries in India which tells a tor-
rible tale of distress and suffering lwt-ausc
of the wheat crop failure there. People
are on the verge of starvation, parents are
selling their children for broad, while
some are leaving them to porish of wont,
He calls upon tho'chnruhes to hasten l'f‘llt‘l
or thousands will starve to death.
Bl. Fin oi. Mercer.
ERIE, Pm, Nov. 18.-—'I‘hc town of Main
cor, 50 miles south of bore, was vision by
a dostructivc blaze this morning. Tlm'lnfls
ls estimated at $200,000. Sumo of flu:
buildings dostroycd are liegnor's slow-
works, Lynch 8.: Bulls' livery. .l. l‘. Lo-
gan’s warehouse, Calvin \l'uodn’ lll‘i'l’)’
and half is dozen houses.
Jnoklon and Walling Must. Die.
FRANKFOBT, Ky, My. is.-——‘lt is slalcd
that the court of appeals has agreed on u
division continuing tho (loath morocco
imposed on Scott Jackson and Alonzo
Wailing for the murder of Pearl Bryan
and that the decisions will be handod down
not inter than Friday or Saturday.
Robbed French Mailbag».
LOXDON, Nov. iU.-—'I’hc Post's Paris
dlnlmtrrhrcmrls that by a vlovvr ruse a.
1mm (disguised as u postman yesterday so.—
t-un-da bag of logistcred lotim of the
rhino of 433,000 francs ($8, loo) from u mail
curl in the line do 'Alloumguo and do-
cmupcd.
Sncloty “‘olunn‘u Suicide.
'l'ollmv'i‘o, Nov. lH.-.\lrs. Bourlicr. wit»
of Hoary Bollrllcl', uncut for the Allan
Steamship company have, who! horse-if and
died soon lilll‘l‘. Mr». ilourihu' was a wull
known lady in Toronto society.
BRIE? TELEGRXMS.
Tho jury to try Marla iiurlu-I'l for the
miirdcr of lioniinlm l'auddo in Now
York was completlxi and tho trial hogan.
in how York Anton Limit-roman. on»
taking lilfl daughter-in-luw for u burglar.
, shot lit her when tilll'. entered his room lo
tut! out the gas.
‘3‘. A. Hutton viuitcd .‘lr. Bit-Klnlcy at
~~Oimton, and they hold a long I‘illlfi'l'i'lliti‘.
I“! believed that Mr. Ilnnna will m'f'illil
the treasury portfolio.
Captain A. 'I‘. Malian. l‘. H. .\'.. a vein
Mil naval writer. was pint-rd on tho rw
tiredlisl. of tho ilulmil‘tatm navy altcr
boring served 40 years.
, Bishop Thoburn and Bishop ilnrtzl-ll.
‘ ilethodist Episcopal bishops of iudla and
Africa rospcctlvcly arrived in Now York
from Detroit on thuir my to 11er posts.
‘ Adolaids Dangerfield run away from her
mother in Montreslwmntrzlm. shown:
arrested in tho Grand Central station in
New York” and hold to await tiu- arrival
of a Canadian police officer to tnkchor
buck.
Th0 Annual dinncr of the New York
' Milo! of Omnmcm was hold at Del»
WI. Alida-m can undo , Max.
will 3. Orr, Postmaster (textural limo,
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form and
the sun.
the globe
thcy are
fully.
kind. "
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Mbyflldmuin.
, Smut
A» interested
apportion
“Wings!"
‘i’I‘hoy look Iikc littlo whito stairs.”
"Yes,” answered momma, "they do, but
Do yhn not! the
cluster of little brown wads at the center?”
“ Yes." said (ironic, looking at. it care-
how beautiful Ulll‘ll littlc wing is.
never say ‘old \wods’ again.
Wings am no prt-tty as tho flowcrs."——
Youtb‘s Uonumniun.
Willy Winkium, winktum wil"
that's for you. "
W
, I K'rtumtiatusom.
a... who Momma» u m,
ho), tho bottle and the cancer are of an al-
mmt causal ultimatum, Than the am,
rotu- ls removed from the water. wiped
quickly with 1; soft cloth. and the experi-
menter is ready to watch some wonderful
transformations inside of the bottle.
The vapor of the alcohol. soon rim and
fills the bottle, but the saucer cools rapid-
ly, and the vapor, being warmer. is quickly
condensed. Baal clouds appear in the up
Momma
JAUCER
per part of the bottlo, and prosontiy. on tho
cooling process guns on, tiny rain drop!
fall just as in a regular shower.
The wholo procuas of the distribution of
moisture on tho earth's surface is illus.
trntcd in the bot-tic. The alcohol is the
ocean ortho lake, the air above it is the
clear sky, and tho warm bath of wator in
Tho saucer plays the part of the
cold currents in the upper air and con-
dcnses the vapor which the sun draws up
from the ocean.
A still more‘ striking result can be on
mined by usingu cold noucor in p ‘ cc of
the warm one. In that case tho did once
of temporaturo will be lncroasul, and their
is a regular old fashioned hurricane.
Thin very simplo expcrinmnt \‘vus invent
od recently by Professor Errorn of Brus-
sols, and almost any of our boys or girl!
could intorost a wholo class or a school ox-
hibitlon with it. Try lt.——Chicago Record.
The \Vccd's Wings.
“Momma, I never know wecds were so
pretty. Just look here!" And Gracie held
before her mother n downy whito gloho of
the dointirst texture, clinging tun still,
brown lit
‘ ‘ Isn‘t. it bountiful?" said momma. “Soc,
tic atom.
is mndo up of white wings. "
said Gracia wondoringly
really wings.
“Now," Hold momma. “pull ono of them
mambo—wait.
So lirarlo blow upon it gontly, and lo'.
awuy floated tho liltlc \vhlto stars, ouch
carrying with it a tiny brown sand.
“Now do you soo," oskl-il momma, ”why
1 called tbmnwings? Eat-h Iiltlosccd has a
wing, and whoa the wind blows upon it
It. flics away, carrying it» spud with it, and
thcnit drops down, soturtluws a long way
from tho spot whcro tho llltlc wood which
born it grow, and lllL‘l‘U tho litilo ril‘cii lirs
until it sinks into tho north, ripoos and
lends forth another wood of the sonic
Illow tho globe Instead.‘
it woudorful, momma?
I slull
‘Willy \Vlnktnui.
tio boy. with vyvs of blur.
Liko t-hc guiiliuno wot with dew,
Why is it so for you roam?
What strango oouniry is your homo?
When llnsar that git-villi Hhoul;
Toning mu that you'w about.
Soon l hour your mothor'a cry,
“ll"
lily Winktum, winkiuiu wli"
In a Hoiomn uildod book,
which I huvu had a look,
"William Allen Curtis Brown"
1% tho uaum for you put down.
That is English. but I luur }
In your inothur's uccvutu vicar, .
“(it)“ will, pull boil, tiny (in (ii. i
Willy Winlttmn. bonny bird.
l'lnvlm whom Hilt'll vam‘ll is hoard
Iiust ho for in babydom.
in tho land from whcaco you come,
no your molhvr‘n happy tom.
Thin is lmmuago who imp known,
“'I‘ooly. \vooly, lm'fy ti,
Willy Winklum, u‘lnkiuia \vil“
Pussy Wouldn't 1750 It.
Liltlo :lycar-old Nollie watched the
pnsay voting bcr breakfast tho of hm- morn-
lng, lapping tho milk from tho manor with
hot tnnguv. as onto will. fora minuto or
two. ilwu xho climbed down from her high
chair and brought licr own pretty little
silver spoon, and laying it down on tin-
odgo of tho sauccr said, “'l‘honv. puny,
Hha scomud nun-h sur
primal when pussy took no action of the
gontlu hint, but wont on lupplng as be-
A Football (.‘Mldldllo.
,t.
‘ The Party (im- tho Fourth-«Why don’t
you lot me play on your twin! My hnlr'n
all right. and Pin a first rate kickur.--St.
.. awe.
Pigs tho Film of run.
A bog that was no bigger than a bonus
rat Would hardly mom liim much of a hog,
would iii Yet in Australia than in a
ygmy pigs on blggm- than that.
Therm its the larger Min ovary»
spout except in tho am of Mutual!
mil Mr app-tint.
nil ammonia-I may
‘ “ simple dovlcb‘fcr inab-
lng a mi ”insignia 9 initial. The only
, , , hi‘ 5 tall bottle, like
the one shown built» out. and an ordinary
utilise cancer. Tho bottle in half filled
withnleohol of 02 degrees strength. and
bum in a bath of mar until the alco-
And 500
'1‘ heir soul
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an am mu m t- :m too:
Au :5 m murmur...
'l'li‘tCliinean m a, fun 107108 9901310
in units "of their separal air of indifl'on
once in the presence of strangers. They
throngh'tbe streets of: a frolic, every
man lnuahlngnntil he is out of breath,
polling coca. stealing hats and playing
all manner of practical jokes on one an-
other.‘ I recently heard a grant commo-
tion in Doyers ail-act on a hot Sunday
afternoon, when the “1:8th was crowded
with Ghinumen, and, fearing trouble,
hurried hastily to the place, only to find
one man the butt of another man’s joke,
trying to get away from his pnrsucr,
while about 500 laughing men joined
in the fun. and finally administered
good natured justice to the pcrpctratoi
of the joke. At another time on iiunday
aftcrnoon I heard a sudden outcry and
scuffle overhead, and the running of
scores of fact. I ran into the hall, four-
ing that the building won on fire, and
with a sickening dread at my heart for
the Italian children in Bethany Sunday
school. which was then in session in
the mission rooms. I saw a man coming
lown stairs and asked him whnt was
the matter. With a shrug of infinite
disdain, he remarked, “Oh, my people
too nmchoe laugh,” and punsedcn his
way. It was only a schoolboy joke play-
Ed by one group of men on another, fol-
:owed by a general molcn, in which
«houtsaud laughter and the incessant
'latt‘or of wooden sales on board floors
made us think of "pandrnionium lot
'oose.”
Some of tho herons! and purest humor
and some of tho witticst snllios I have
board have fallou from tho lips of Ubi-
nlunvu in lower New York. I woll rc-
invnihcr rho amused and contemptuous
look with which a Uhinnmun onco said:
“Melican man savor (undurstand) Chi.
uunian nllco sumo number our fool. Chi-
uamuu savee Mellonu man ulluo sauna
Uhiuainun every than gutters top side.
Molit‘an 1nnu"—~which docs not contain
:1 reference to pngilism, but moroly
menus that in a battle of wits the Ubi-
nutnan “secs through" the American
man and will como out on tho “top
side. " 'I‘lloy are very quick at rvportewo.
and tlwir block eyes-l will sparkio with
amusement and fun if you jest with
llliflll or whoa thoy start the hall roll-
Ing among tlwuwoivns.
They dwell together for yours in tho
sumo aparttnontn, happy and comforta-
010. They lllllllslfll'. to one another in
sickness. bury a rolutivn or neighbor
wlwn dead without calling on public
.rhnriiies for help, and in tho misc of a
relativo assmno the support of the fam-
ily of the (load man when he is gono.
l‘hosc pimple—these much doriclvd poo-
plo—spond hours together in (mo anoth-
cr‘s apartments, convursing togethor,
rating togothur. BOIIlI‘lllIli‘Pl smoking thr-
loug water pipe. ainuys with a pot of
straining ton bemoan thorn. In two
years I have soon thousands of such
groups, but never yet how I found those
men drinking liqupi; togethor. I burn
found them playing? Eamos—soumtimos,
but not always, gambling—~havo found
. tin-n1 playingihuir muncal iusmunuuts,
which are harmonious to flu-in. howovl-r
much ihoy may lack of uu‘lody to olhcr
cars, or huvu found limu wading or
discussing tho last I‘lilllflkliilfl or Shang-
hai daily, but. I ropoat I have novur
found thmn drinking liquor or in any
dogroo under tho iptluonvl- of intoxil
cunts. '
'I‘ho Chiuauulu celebrates his wod-
ding, not by a drunken ourousui. but by
tho finest feast that his povkutbook out:
command, to which not only his immo-
diatc relatives am invitwl, but all who
have tho slightvst claim of frivndsbip
upon him. A Uhinunmu who was ro-
t‘untly married in Mott sin-oi gum thrvn
largo fvasls in as many rt'staurants, on-
lurtniuing sovoral hundml pmplc at
ouch before ho had gono tho round of
his acquaintanvos and frlonds. l'vt this
man was not mm of tho most prospor»
(“1H onus. A child's birthday is likmviso
colohratcd with a frost. tho wife outer.
mining hot friends in tho family homo
whilo her husband cum-talus his fl‘li‘llili‘l
at his plum of lmsiIu-ss or in a public
"rostanrant.-—“Tho Uhiuosc of Now
York." by Halon I“. Clark. in Century.
l
Parisian “cutout-Into.
Edward Connor, in :1 into hisuv of
Tim Table of London, gives tho history
of sonic Parisian restaurants. In spook-
ing of those of tho lowost ordvr, common
in Paris 50 yours ago, bu montions an
outablishuwnt in tho lino do in Morn-L
harlo, whorc tho tohlu wan fastened to
tho floor by solid posts. The. loaf was a
long block of wood, in which hoim \vvrv
cxcuvatmi and wow Hood with tin. 0p-
posiio ouch was 21 rustic mail for a root.
'l’ho patron upon taking his plat-o bad
tho hole in front of him iiihsd with
snap druwu from the boiiorn by int-ans
of a syringo urrlumoawut. Bonito rat-
ing ho was vxpm'lod to pay. if ho did
not possess tho whorowithnl, the syringo
wnsimmodiaioly brought. into inquisi-
lioa, and the soup pumpml hack into
tlw boilers. If tho customrr was ublo to
unwind with the mound coin, ho \i'lui
uuppliud with a hunk of broad. Whoa
the soup won connumml, tho waiter
throw into tho halo in tho tahlo a lump
of mentnvhich was cute-u or not. accord.
ing to tho Hoiillllndml of tho pntn’m's
tooth. Vlot Frown. in tho Latin Quar.
tor, kept tho favorite rosort of poor slu-
dcutn. l-‘iix hundred diuod thorn daily.
Tllcy nicknamed tho proprilrtorn our
poisonuonrwpoinoucm. A Hliup cost 8
soul. F or 6 sons more can could havo
, the choice of hoof. fowl. will“. (nuclei.
1 or roast beef. A small carafe of winu
was sorvmi at tho coat of 8 sons. Dou-
scris could not ho had at any price. The»
waiter received a tip of 1 son. 'i‘lwro
was no limit to the quantity of bread.
and napkins were expected to do service
for an entire wooit. Tho napkins Wore
Wliilliiid by lining stretchud out, wottod
and rubbed with a film: brush, thou
placed one upon other. When a milk
clout number had. been mumulatod.
bonds were laid on lap and the waiters
duuood thereon to extract the nperil
me up and down no... or sometimes '1
‘ i
. W manor. 00nd. i-
Medroino Co.——-Doar Sim—dd am using
91'; Hand’s Con band Group Medicine
and Coho Cure or mm]: and find
nothing to equal t . They ,work
iko magic. 1 would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Colic Ours and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith, 21 Wood street. A. all
dmggim, 250.
The old lad was, vi ht when the said,
the child min: t die i they wcitod for
tho doctor. She loved the little one’s
life with a few doses of One Minute
Cough Cure. She had used it for croop
before. E. P. Weed and G. C. Stillson.
cnsuuuA
For Infant: and, Children.
m m- . ‘
”dbcagy
11mm
u ' .4, mm.
Stand: at the Head.
Aug. J. Bagel, the loading druggint of
Shreveport, Ln., says: “Dr. King’chw
Discovery is the only thing that caret-1
my cough, and it is the best seller I
havo.” J. F. Campbell. merchant of
tiafl’ord, Am... writes: "Dr. King‘s New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it;
it never fails. and is a sure cure for con-
sumption, coughs and colds. I cannot
stay enough for its merits.” Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
and colds isnot a experiment. It has
been tried for aqunrtor of a centurynnd
today stands at thchcad. It never dis-
appoints. Free trial bottles at R H.
Piaisled‘s drug store, South Norwnlk.
Soothing, and not irritating, strength-
oning, and not weakening, small but of~
i'octivc——~mu:h arc the qualities of
lieWitt-‘s Linic Early Risorsdhe famous
little pills. E. l‘. Weed and G. C. Still-
null.
Electric Bitters.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any unison, but perhaps morn, gonor-
aily needed whoa tho lzuiguid, vxhnust-
od fouling prevails, whoa tho liver is
tmpid and sluggish and the hood of a
ionic and altorutivois fair. A prompt
use of this medicine has ()fli'll uvurtrll
long and iwrliaps fatal bilious favors
No inmiil-iuo will not more suroly in
in couutormttiug and freeing tho systmu
from malarial poison. Headache, indi-
m-stion, constipltion, dizziness yiohi to
Elocfric Bitters. Fifty (stunts and $1 pot
bottle at. R. II. Pinistcd's drug store.
Tho length of life may ho innrcasvdhy
lessening its dangers. The majority of
pooplcmu from lung troubles. These.
may be averted by promptly using Unc
Minnlolhiugh Guru. E P. Weed and
G. U. Stillson.
How's This.
We ofl'or One Hundred Dollars m-
ward for any cum of Cami-vii that run—
not be cnrod by Hull‘s Uuturrh Cure.
F. .l. CuHNi-Lv & Co, Toledo, 1).
We, tho undvrsignvd. have known 1".
.i. (lhouoy for tho but fifteen years, and
boliove him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
«bio llil'nfl‘y out any obligations made
by their firm.
Wusr & Tlil'AX, Wholvsalc Druggists,
Toledo, 0.
W.\1.M.\‘4:,K1xx.\v & MARVIN, Whole-
sale Drumzists, Toledo, 0.
' Hall’s (Iatarrh (Juro'is taken interuah
1y, uotingdin-ctly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials soul. free. Price 7.30 per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
'l'o corn all old souls, to head on indo-
lent ulcer. or to spuodily carp piles, you
uvod simply apply DoWitt's Wili'll Haz-
vl Salvo according to dim-flops. its
magic-like action will surprise you. ii.
P. Weed and G. U. Stillson.
"Tho worst cold] cvcr had in my life
was cured by Chamberlain's Cough Rom-
edy,"writos W. H. Norton. of Salter
Greek, (Elli. ”This cold left mo with :1
cough andl was oxpcciorating all tho
time. The remedy cured mo, and I.
want all of my friends when tumbled
with a cough or cold to got. it, for it will
do thoni RON ." Sold by G. (5. Stillscn
and E. P. Weed.
CAB-ranili‘.
The fan.
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,“Aszzcmu
and theilningof sciusothor fur.
sionally the collar ill of n fourth variety,
Every variety of fur is worry this winter,
and the fashion of combining them has
inlet-eased to such an axiom that corner
timsn three armor kinda my be seen in
one small garment. For example. tab
one of the little fancy (open now In greatly
in vogue—rather n pnlorinc than a capo-v
very much ripplod about tho shoulders and
forming a stole or fichu in front. The
largo, flaring vaiois collar and the body of
the cape are of lamb, tho slain ends ofgiter
(WI'
IN “00“ “OWN.
instvndol‘ beingllkothcpclcrlnc. Stun]!
plot-vs of for are l-onvvrted into collars and
collar linings who!) all untirc fur wrap is
too costly a luxury, and i'urdcr-oratlom
are also plmznd upon hats and bnnnots.
Fur of some kind and in moroni- lot-1
quantity is almost imlisponaablc to the
motumo this wintur Gowns, rcdingolos,
jzu-lil-ts. sol-ks, carriago wmps and oven-
ing lnuilllus aw all udurnlrd with it. An-
il'aklum. ohmic, otta-r, boon-r, blur, silt-w
vmy lillll blur-i. fox. minivvr, lamb, mow
golluu and crmim‘ arc vmplnywl, and sa—
hlc, mink and chinchilla aim. l‘lrmino rv-
quirn-s to be 11ml wry l-urufully and is
suited only for rich and Itorcnzonious wear.
'I he bouiis about llw only unit-ll: of for
appurvl that is not murh \vom this win-
,tur. Short i'léuliun‘ boas arc still \‘mm, but.
hum.r for ours, St‘l'ill to burn (liszippvarl-(l
from tho wardrobo. 'l‘lu-y an: ruplm-od by
fur (fullnl'i‘lll's mingled with him or tied
Willi ribbons.
For is no? l‘lillllllell to out of door or
lormul wmr ulonu. It is H'i'll on ('mnpzlr-
alivciy simplu boom gowns for cold wealh»
or wrar. 'Iho indoor costume shown in
tho illustration is of in-igo bougnliuo, tho
skirt bring oddly cut away in front to
show a lillllll‘l' of guidou brown vulvlu.
'lliv lmll'ro of brown \l’l\llt fastens across
in alu-rnmo points with largo, siiwr but~
ions. 'iimwrinklml i'llI'Si‘lltl. ie of beige
bvngtiiino; [be high. flnringlzolinrof brown
\‘l‘lb‘t‘l. liver lho ~houldvrs is u poicrinc‘v
llkol-oilarof fur lined with hriuo satin.
Tl'lll‘. light. lu'mzulinc Sim-vow have velvet
puffs at the top and \‘i’li'l'l cuffs at. tho
wrist. The slewv lap-upon tho puff in
points fastened with sill. 1' buttons.
.il on: limuim‘.
FOREIGN, FASHIONS.
Laugh at tho Ignorant-q- of l’lprcigncrs, but
zluwpi TIu-ir Fashions.
I‘hc foroign him of Amcril'nund Amvri~
can numnrrs ;.:..l iuuruls is smoothing so
llulil-ruusly 1.1.0 wmplm-onlly \Vlilli of tho
mark [but ..li nalivm of [his grunt and
glorious country 1mm find i1 pvn-mxialiy
unfunny: if it l~ lsr'oughl to tiwir notice at.
all. Why if is 1h:.t i‘llll'opl‘nli notions.
priding lllt‘llir'l‘l'.l’:‘11lllllll unlawfully!”uml
Etlm'ution fur suporior in ours. slmolul yl‘l.
cpl-lily display on ignnrunm- of our civili-
zation and manners which \l'ulilil (Allie an
ill: 1 .\l‘l..
Anwrlmn child to laugh iii a mystery. thr
morn- so that wu bum in tolurubly aruumtr
Lnowh-iluo or “our various aovlal and
political pwullariiloo, which (-oalzlus m h
llliili'i'nlllllll 11w philosophy of tlwlr action-
own win-n wodo not nppruvo of tiwm.
'l‘o tho It'rl‘llt'lnnali.‘ illmlau. “promo.
Itollon. and own in tho iinuilwhnum “lull.
Aiflorlt'a is simply 15 land of freaks-11 not!
of inmumnurublodlmo muwmu or llcvnmi
lii‘llllilli, wlwu- rurious uflcrto arc prmlluzmi
without «onIpmlwimlbla mum and all the
lawn of logic arc indvlluilvly suswndvd.
’I‘akc tho Anu'rivan girl, for instance. in
lbonmjorltyof forclgnm «ho is a plwnmo
unoi), and pmanhably n hombuu. 'llmy
cannot my that iwr liln‘riy mu! Indivldw
ullty am simply tho mom of a social ayw
tutu which in in mmntiolu momumnvuo»
thmnl and romtralninu than that of any of
the mom nuriunt civilizations, if in non-
cumulinls it. appt-ors to bc mom lnx. Thorn
bulnu little) to guard against, tlmAmcrl~
can girl is naturally not on uuaniJmt
lives iwrown natural, bright, {no life in
u scciirliy unknown to lua- Europmnnlm
tors, who aw drlmtdcd d hcmnmd in on
ovory hand in it way that mum to imply
that a porllouu mummt of barbarian: still
lies hidden under the poliuhcd surface of
«mini lilo thorn. If we laugh-and with
justice-mt their ideas of America, how-
ovm', '0 are willing to accept thou ideas
on the «object of clothes.
The illustration «hows u for capo! of a
now out. It in modsrwly full and fails a
iiitln below the twist. In front there or»
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