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VOL. XXV.
I TITS BOKO, CHATHAM COUNTY. N. C. THURSDAY, A UN IS I, V.m
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NO. 42.
THE-nYSTERT- OF-THC
1 N MK:MfIlllQRE
A , . ' .-- .
Hinnr n -i I.-.. H..,o
iac Mouse
J ri. hi, l-i' , i.y
ClIAITKi: VIII.
Cntilim il.
"And you mil mi' vli:ii thai.
Sort of half idea was;" in inapted
Clifford, cag i-ly .
( "So," miMvt-r, d Wi'. lirudy.
"Anil lew:" p;i;--md 4 s:...-t.
".Now I have h i i.i. i.
It than yuii have v in
i ha w hii did
. Al first 1
tried In thin!; li:.i. ims M:
Wl'Dt til sleep wi il li s In ;
thoughts in' r..bn rv. iii:. I
l.ovviules
I full of
liial hi'
dreamed all thai h n ; s.ery thai ho
told ns. Sui :ln iiiniv I thuii.-ht about
his manner of i. It'ti v u . ike m-re 1
COllhl Il.it II Ip I i'l (;, I ; tilil II v. . is
not a dr. am, al u r ail. Atid.vii-- "
"Vim ww im MIL' !. ill"
romii but liiui:"
".Nil one, ' ai.s-w'.v I
ii. i :
cally.
"CouM ii h iv.' in". 11 .h.. ,;
ant, tin- woman l -aw i:i iii
KUKKCsh-iI t'iili'.r.t. with lower.-
Nell i-illiled sadly.
harV
h i ii wiili
and. von
"Poor Mi'.''.' No. Mi
niy iiin-li' fur li ';. n yi
know, ihey say i, is , niy l.iieiy. sin,',.
I have l. i'M In iv. in fa I." end imain
she i.Tt"v erliii-ia. "Tai liie thefts
have heell roliit.ii.i d. 1 .1 a i! -h..lii.'.l
In say that ilia: n':J::. when Mr.
laiwinhs had lo'.l ins ;.,ry. I did ao
Into ioo" Me.'s i-....:i!. ju- i.i- Jusi ...
If s,
as : s:. i ... An I sl.e was
r. ; iiy t'.i-i r.-lei p. not
I lii.-d Ii -.' v nil a liuhi-d
v. ; ey, : ..u - , I e-.i
ie' mi !e.. ill api'I'i'.y.
fast a-:
vliauimii
'llllille I
lesperat,' "And li:. ;
Jiad a lo
I'll .' t i . . nm ::m,, irs aim
i . old .Naiioie!"
And Ni :i I .,1
al,.n.:ed of
tile fuel n" '.v.:-' i otif i - ,:n..
Hut I'liii'..:.!. v.lai had naiiii'.iil.v less
lelieaey on . ii-- .i".i..-i of Ni niiie and
Meg. sei:vi'y eiieri.-h.-il a li.. iliat in
mime in. :..:: aide way on.' or the oilier
)f these i . i -. ns ;ni-.;ht 1,'et
Viein a'l i .'i o,' ih.-ir liiiii.-uiiy hy
CVl'IllU.'ey ei.i.f. -ii::; In I in lllifis.
Jill! h" v.:- iMi.-.H! i i u'ne li" hint of
ilhlM ho;.,. I,. ,.'l.
I'lilToi I liid IMi Wiiiii to see llenrse
Claris. I'i'.l he tell hound lo do --n. The
llUlkl'cprr wa.s. e.s he l,.n .'intii ipated.
Very si;'!y in vt;. n :t t.'W.ud him, and
111' I'rtis, : .1 I' ! '. ll'i U'i i '; i III e 1 1 ! inll in'
Vielli'.i.- I.i' le .IVi lo him nil the suii
jeet of .i il I y ahrupily ilia'i'.-ar.n
from I he '" : .'.lines: as seen as ihe
Jtiiiiu; man iiiV.vil i..
t'lilVord i': I . N. II ajiaiu: she
had ell!":'. I lie- l.na-' al li.e h. ..!;,
mid h" iai.;' in hy ih" fin;:i. and al
1lioU:r!l he !'!:.'. i ! aimiif ua:il It was
almost ii i.i, in Iii h" e thai i-he
would !'. ii!.; .-.lid ..n.ie ..i.i and !:!
him far w. !. he was ol.ii-.-ed to re
tliril lo '.ie: ,-l.n''- and llier.re to loMi
Vithout x it-- i !'"'.."! :i : i ' 1 ' . NeM. on the
ahrt for th" nimirl vi.-ipir. vas n.e,
lmii; liefm-' -iie ih-. .veiv.l hiei. lie
faine. oi.iy a f.-w dajs af'.-r t 'liff.ird'.s
Visit, in li:e tiiiM' of a niiid lonkint'
laail wish sandy hair ami pale eyes.
4)in? of liio-e no n whose :i.-e ii is ilitli
4'lllt to v'.li-s llll'il o'l peieeive hy a
4'lose in-pi ioii of iii" wrinkles under
lln? eyes thni tli" apparent lad is well
cvor forty.
Ileorae i'liri- li.nl it - suspicion of
his visitor's prof. :s:i ii. hi -pit of th.e
minors ::!ni; liie imii-e, ihir,' were
travelers staying tlnre almiit live
IliKlltS ill t!le si-Veil. l'.lll then these
Vi'le usually of a hiiii.hle class, whose
JlOlkl'ls llli'.dll he colisidelvd Hot
worth ihe piikiiii'.
The deteclive himself, for siicli he
Whs, called hini-.if a coniniercial
traveler, and professed during' the four
DlLthls In- sp. ut liiiucf liie lnof of the
Blue 1 .1 1 1 . lo .in ; round of Imsiness
mils in the nemi'h.iriii'; towns, return
itiK to liie inn inwai.l eviiru-, now
from one direction, n .w from ainulier.
Ill a pelfc'lly llii'isu ntalious and husi
ness like maun -r. ):i liie second day
he nuiiniiucc.l thai he should have
money to receive on '!' fourth, and
he undo tiiis nimoiiat oinoiit in the
iresolioo of as many people as he
4'OUld. delll Slillols, Willi still illlll
ahoiit the l'.'.ee l.imi with malicious
yes oil Nell, two or three other lish
4'ruien and a coupi" of farm lahoiers
Were in the har i the tii:,e.
Jem iim'., d one of his companions
lid wiiike.t klnnvi!ii;iy. 'Ihe detec
tive, without appeai-'m tn do mi, saw
the wink and ten'; unle of Jem.
When i'e list lingerer had been
turned on,, a-nl tin ltiue I. ion had
Hosed its doors fur I lie nit'ht Ihe de
tective made a few Holes i'j his own
Jonlll before he Went to bed.
On ihe fniirtii nk'it. when he was
Supposed lo he in posM-sshiu of ihe
Collected money, ih (hen live went
Upstairs as iimi.iI. 'nit not to sloop.
He had avoided sii.-h an accident by
a nap in the afienioon. l'nll.v dressed
he lay down under the l .d covcriims,
ami for throe h.m; . lisienin iut-u iy
to the sliL-iiie-t -niiiid in tiie house, In
Waited. Ami pn-i uil.i . ani.ui two hours be
fore the dawn, ihe ep:'oleil visitor
til me.
Very MH'ily, iv:;ii
tiiovemeiiis of mi ,
crept rmiu.l by r.
iii" rapid, liuiit
pen. ihe limine
wall, giopiuu'.
nearehin.'. The '.'.-hi In bed sprang
Up, leaned on;, flnd placed his back
against ti e ih- I'
Then fn I'.e iniuiii' S he waited in
Vain. N i: a -onnd lieu.ivcd ihe pre
tuce of . anther p-v.-iii in ihe rom.i.
He tc )U 1 A oi l,:.i;e'i I rot. i h.s
JpOCli1?' a liii.i, lie couhl
. i M x n )
rU. A
on Aairsh,' cl"c.j
n:i,.rt u umoi's .-en-. :
see lint greater I'sirt i In- small l.inni,
I 'il t no Intro of n human Itt-iutc I -.- i tt
himself. After llll lapse (if a few luillUtes il
occurred to him Hi. il Hi' i.iimdor
might iiiivi' concealed himsi if in :i cup
board which iiili'il tlu recess I i iwi'iii
I il"' wiill and the C ri-p!jn-, en the oilier
! l of llii' bed. Trusting in his ii
' lliluhli noss In prevent the oso;oie of
'hi' lllii f III' clilllhl'll Uiriii.V owr llll
; ami had his hand on iln cupboard
iliini- when ii sound lii'hind hint a us"il
liii.i to ini'ii his head jusi in iini" in
s.e th'i d-ior n tin miiii thing npi ii
hy the shadowy lignre. wh.t inn-i have
I', i ii in hiding under t lie heii.
The ileii i tive sprang to I he door,
and eauj:'hl the li.-alip. ai lni; li.-ui e I iy
ih" ariu. lnsiaiuiy it was as Mill as
a stauie.
".Now 1 have col you!" rrh-il the de
lii'iive hclween his leeih. "J.i'i's hav
a 1'iok at yoa."
Siill hnlilini; i lie arm in a linn trip
! firueu a fusee from a rase lie found
I I'1 handles! po. l;-'l. liel'ore he
; oiild di-tiiuuisli anythiii.:.'. Imwex.r,
""' 1 S ii lt was piviuplly l iowii oin oy
his pri.siii'er. wlin lietall to Mni:;i:!e
Violently. Si 111 Imldillu" Ihe f.!i.wil';J
fusee he tried, while holdin:: his can
live. In disiint'iiisli !..! i'caii i-. s by the
red tlov. In her fraaiie efi'ot i.s lo tr -e
herself siie ittlliu liie back of mi" im-pri-.iued
hand ri-lii I'p.ni i f . l.i-.-e.
a:nl iittifed a shun cry of pain. T'n
iiei liiniiieni. Iy a licMerniis twist,
she had wreiiclied her.-elf away.
The llt'XI liiillK of which the detec
live was conscious was iii.it there was
a sound like a fall at the l oncai of
ihe stairs, and iheli tiie hack ilno" as
opetied and shut ai;ain Willi ii inj:
(HAl'TKi: IX.
t'lirsiiij! his own IP link and the
deftness and lleetness of f.iol of his
antagonist, the ilelcetive Inii'iied ' i
tiie stairs and dashed ma l.y ihe i.ac:;
door just us he heard ih" Voice of
ii'iin-;.' t'luris from above call'mu out
lo know whal was ihe matter.
Now. Ihei'e was by lliis lime enicuh
daylivrht for ihe detective tn ihit.er
himself lll.ll the alias.. Would in- a
.siiori one win n once he pit out f
doors. lie was surprised tn liid.
therefore, thai the mysterious cre.ii
uie he was pursuing had vani 'lied al
'oS'ei'ncr, le.'iviuic mi traei'. H.,-liiny
oil' iiinoiij; the cabbai;.'-si nnips he iiad
a wide view over I lie lit Ids iind across
the Utile river. Itut there was not a
sound, not the tinner oi a skin, in
help him in his search, lie v. m care
fuily around liie In. use, in tiie fast
place. Ityinu liie doors of the ,oii
hnll.-cs and pceriliK aboiu for nooks
and colliers in which the lliiei" mi;;'ni
lie hidden. A- for the house i'sel;'.
the lower windows were scoured by
shutters and bore no simi of having
been taniprrcd with, while the from
limn- wa.s securely fastened from tim
inside. He then mad.' his way lo the
ui'oii! of cnUau.'s wiiic'u s nod ilea:-,
and qucsiiou I a lab .i-er, who was
.Mt-t Icaxitii; one of tin in I.i to to his
work, as lo win tlu-r h" had seen any
persiiii within the last ! w minutes.
The man answered in the ucL'aiive.
Ketiirniuu' In the back of the inn
the ileleelive was struck by ilie i-ir- j
eiimstance that a punt which had b- en i
moored at the inn side of the riv.r
before he made his tour of tin. In.u-... i
Wiis now fastened to a post by ihe on !
posite bank. He had just limed litis
circumstance when tlif innkeeper
came out. He looked very surly, and
he went up to ihe sham c.uiiiin ivial
traveler in a threaieiiii: manner.
"So It's you that's b en tiirnln" the
place upside down, is iiV A'i' all lor
what? That's what I'd like io know.
All tor what':''
"You'll know all in cood lime," said
the detective, dryly. "I want to see
the women folk In your lntiso, If you
please, ladies and all. I dare say you
know what l'e come nhout. 1 don't
want to be of any more trouble than
can help, but I've jrot to clear this
business up."
"Well, you may ferret it nut your
own way, then," said ('hiris. sullenly.
"I'ni not jjoins lu have nobody dis
turbed by you."
"Well," returned the other, in a con
ciliatory tone, "I don't want to put
the ladles to any incoiiveuieiice, I'm
sure. Kut if they'll answer a few
question they'll help me. ami you. too.
For I'm sure, sir. it's by no wi-h of
yours that these tales have not about,
and that you'll be very lad to hear
the last of them."
"That's as it may be." said George.
'"Hut I'll tint stand any inquisitor's
work lo set them all in hysterics. And
anyhow, by this lime they're all out
an' n bout, and if you waut to talk io
I hem. you may tind 'cm.''
The deteclive took Claris' s insolence
Very quietly. Iteniemherius the inci
dent of the fusee, he was able to
chuckle to himself with the thotitrhi
that he held the clue of Which Ueorjte
Claris knew nothing.
"There'll be a burn on her hand,"
he thought to himself, "for maiiv a
day."
Ueuirnint' to the house by the door
through which he had left, he noticed,
lmw In the broader daylight, that
l liere was a huge cupboard Immedi
ately opposite, under the stairs. Opeii
iiig the door of tlbs i-upboai.!. whi. h
he fouud OUfilslcUed. he taw that the
contents were In some disorder, nnl
he walled about until Meg, the serv
ant, came to It lo fetch In i' I, munis.
Tiie woman started with a gruff c.t.
ei.iiiiatinii at his appearance.
"There's nothing for you In be fiiii:
eln d ahoin," said he. quietly. -J cmy
want you to t,. nil. whether lhal is
exacily ti,,. st.-iii' in which ,v.m h it
ihe c.p:liai',l when yon went to ,c
last."
It had ii-eded only a very few mo
ments for him i,, (..oie that this was
not the Woman of whom lie was in
.search. Stout . broad, clumsy of move,
mem II ml heavy of tread, the robust
figure before him had ceiMiinly none
or the lilmhh'iiess of the thief of w lioni
he was in search. He had had expe
rience enough lo know lmw to as-ione
an entirely reassuring manner with
pel -mis of her stamp, ami ii tuel; h -r
only a f"W minutes to leenvi-r Imr s. h"
possession and to au-wer him ini'-iii-gently.
"W hy. no ii iiin'i," she ,aj,l. v.iih m
bust surprise and vehemence. "J li..
things 'us been knocked i!nw:i ;;u'
trampled mi. an' ail my clot lis iniMd
up. Why do you ihiuk, sir," she went
on with mum! eye-, "iliat the tiii.-j
'i--ell' has heeii in here 7"
And she looked ha.;,- m ii,.- brniuus.
In-'- pails and her cloths wi,h a mi:.
tme of amazement, feu- ami re-pee,.
"Well, somebody's been in I here,
line's ei id. lit. i-ll'l il ;" said he, gnnil
Inimoiedly. Ami he iii ,-ided in his own ;iiin, ,.n
Ihe clever tlih'f had opened ami shai
the had; door loudly as a blind, ami
itad seercleil herself in this ciinin.atil
until lie was safely mil of the house.
"I suppose you don'i happen to have
seen him alo'.it this ntnrniiigV" lie
w i in oi., iii a jocular tune.
'Seen I lie thief.' I.nr. no. .-jr. ( h,
been ill lie la. use he must have r,;
oil. again pretty quie!;, IVr I g,,t ,. u
I'i.iiy n-ar as soon as th.. inas:,!'
hint-elf; an' there was n,,;, ,i- ain.ii
then, tor Mi;..., , nt 'it,, and ' t ie an 1
Mi-s , il."
"Til ' I'm!' young lady . as fri-.;!,:.
cm. I. I'm afraid, by the common'on;"
' ' '':. We!!, we're u-eil to i iu-e s i
nltls by lliis lilliC." repiicil );.;. pinlc-
sophieaily. "Miss X-ll did look very
wl.ii" an' f iiu i an' she was ail ..V
a tremble, p .,,- thing, when she hca..
ah e.tt Hie i.iss. So master pai-ii. d In r
e'f hi lie cnloner.s. ami told in r as s',,,.
wa- in s,,p i her,, till he si nt for her."
"The cel'.iii i'-! And who is ihe coin
ncl':" "(lit. an old gentleman as ilS a In-
tie way from her., along the !' nr.- i
siairs mad. Miss Nell takes I hem n-,-
milk there fi.sh from tiie ,-o.v esciy ;
li'ot-uiug ami evening." ,
"H!i." remarked ihe ileleelive. high- ,
Iy saii-iied at having nqip-il ti.. I'miir
of Meg's hiipiaciiy. "i sln.ull have
ihoiiglu sin.- . as too iiiit-!i i.f a init
ially for thai, your M!s Nell."
"Ah. bin - he wouMn'i do it for any- '
body cl-e," replied Meg. anxi..l!s to d - '
fcml lier uisii-esy. "Voti s o. Ih" ini
otiel an' his daughter are re il eniic
foiks. only they're poor -.cry pooe. !
An' ihey dou'i keep in, s. :i:ii i. m;' :
Mi-s Theodora does all tin- nu-k ie - :
self So. you see. as she's born i.h'd
to Miss Xell. an" go! the master In give
Mis; Nell her line cildic-i! hni ,-.o,i '
l'rciieh au' ihe pi.inm r. by. Mi-s
Nell don't seem lo kin.w lmw lo .in
ctiotigii f,,,- Icr. That's how it is sir.
I'd he glad in take liie milk tnysel!'. '
or we o.ni'.d easy gel liie boy lo do :,.
only Miss X.ll likes io do it herscii'
like." I
The deteclive was about to inieire
irate .Meg further, when the voice ot .
Die innkeeper, shouting to her to know :
why bnakfasi was not ready, pre- i
vented his hearing any more. Ami, i
much to his regret, lie foiuid on his I
next meeting with her that the poison j
of suspicion had been instilled in."
In r mind by her ma-ier. and tli.it she
was coiiimuiiicaiive no longer. I
Finding this soui-co of inform. iii.oi
dry. therefore, the detective, wim
siiivwdly concluded thai Nell would J
not return itiii.il he had taken Ins ."i I
paniire, sent a hoy off toward Sitoau
with his luggage on a b.irrow. and
paid Ins bill and Went away. j
lint he did mil go very far. Over- :
taking tiie boy he made liiui leave his '
luggage ai St rou ii station. ;m us soon
as tiie lad was out of sight lie had il
taken lo one of th inns of the place.
This done he had his luncheon and
walked hack to the Itlue l.io:-.
He did not want to put hi an appear
ance until lie kuew whether Miss Neil
had returned fr her visit to in "
friend. Hut it was a slack time of
day at I lie inn. and there was uobinlv
about of whom he could ask a ipic
lion. He managed to get a peep into
the bar as he walked past Ihe house,
but there was no one there, either in
front or behind. Wnen he had hung
about the place some time, keeping as
much out of view of possible watchers
as lie could he saw the ro uist figure
of Meg al ihe side door. She was
shaking out a cloth. She ' -ricd ami
uttered a little gasp ai sight of Vim.
"Why," said he. getting, by a dexter
ous movement, betw een lu r and the
door, "what's the matter ir Ymi look
reared nt Ihe sight of nie."
"Well, 1 don't want io Ii.im' any
more to say to you. ami that's the
fact." icplied stalwart Meg. with her
hands Ini her hips. "It seems you're
tiolhillg boiler than a detective chap,
what's coiniiii; ferreting nhout th'
I'lace. asking questions ami trying io
get us all Into trouble. I'gli! I'm
ashamed to be sceu talking lo you"'
"Well, now, can't yon see that It is
for the good oi" all of you lhal this af
fair should lie cleared up. and that il
should lie known who It is that hits
brmigiit the bail name on the house?"
said Hie deieetKe, persuasively. - I'm
very .sure you ladies must be fright
ened nut of your lives to hear ihe
things that are said. It'll end by your
ail fcoim: nway from the I'ucc l:e
Mis Nell has done "
Ti he CouUlUKd.
:1
& inn l i
1
A llan.ly l-'t'i'il II. ix.
A sell' cleaning feed hn which can
be h ad" to '.iini over very ea-ily ami
empty itself when ilnie js miy now
or diri inside, is made in the follow ing
way: Make a box leu feci long, twelve
in. lies wide and si or eight iiiehe
ilei p. Itoie liall'-ilii h bole u Hie ceiil.e
of botll end- of ihe box and fasten il
with half inch bulls to two supports
made in the shape of the legs of a saw
J.n k, using two by four im h stuff for
legs ami of any height required. Ily
the Use of a colipie of small hooks il
can be kept ill Ihe propel- place when
feed i- ill il.
Iini:nvi iio-iil l.y Si'li'rliiiii.
i'laiits of any vaiiety are not all
worthy of I i 'ng u-oil for brooding more
tli. in are all individual- hi breeds of
allium!-. lbii'iiciili'.iralists are leiin
ing thai ii pays to led individual su
perior plain- fur propagation. Straw
berry growers are iiiarkin.';- Ihe lust
ii.di.nln.il ii:i tit - ju a he. I and using
such for producing new plants. In ihis
way ii is possible in a few years in
have a whole li.-I of plains, all dc-S'-oiiiled
from a -inirie specimen, and
lhal a si'h'clcd nin. lu the iillilii.li
practi.e it is i.i.i uniisiial to carry
I'h.ng quiii- a peii -magi, of Inferior
si "i; from y. ir b year that like in-f.--,
im- cows are k. pi at a los. Hoard
ei s ni.neiLi plants arc rs unprolllable a
beiidets in tl. ,lairv herd.-A. W.
Ciie.-M'r. iii N' iv York Tribune Farmer, j
I'l I'vi'iilins Ciilf Cln.l. i.i. J
What we mean by calf cholera Is'
tea; malignant form of disease which
usu.-ill,.' apnears ii.uu one to three
days ::;'!cr ti. . birth of tiie calf, and
dib'cis .i.i seniii--. which is iisiial!.-.-di.e
lo dr; -s !'. c liciaug.-iuelit ami '
h.m liing :.n.'". ii always more tuev- I
nielli iii i'l" spring. n:..-i in .March, iu-i J
n'.uiii li.e liit-e li." cows ale shed. ling i
th. v hair and ,,iv debiiitali il thereby, j
Tim disia-.' i- lii.in with Ihe calf. 1 1 ;
cause ti'll-t therci'mo be looked lor hi;
lite t e ' v , or in lu r ire.itmeut preii.uis!
to ihe l-ir.li of liie ,-alf. j
Tills !ai 1 ia!." to be ihe iihki im- ;
p.. rial.', e!i I :ent in li.e -ollllinn of lliel
p:..l.."!i. If the i ..w i- ail right, the j
calf alna.-l sine M be in the same
i il -.iilioii. lit some c.i-es 1 have no-
li.-ed liial when li.e calf does recover.'
and Ihey seldom il.i. j, always begins
tn lick Ihe wallow-ash of tin' slab!e
al:d scrape oi.' the outer perilous oi l
lii i'tiis : -non as it is aide in do so.
'l liis lei l tn bclil-Ve thai u!ll' cllt-cj
-. .;s 'tie hn I. of those cleieoiils in ihe
"i.ioial's -vs em. I sp-iug I lia.l
ii,-. e . a.-es in my her ! ia .March. Al'.er
i ;. .a ring ar.uiiid a .-in.n i lime I killed
liiel.i aii.
I lie- t tool-: another cow. il'.:" to calve
ill ab.e.li Ihiriy day-, and fed her a
siaiill Iniidud of staked lime and w I
iisii's twice a day ill bran. In di'e
liine site c.ihcd and ilie calf catne
loroiigh ail ii-.-l.t. This cow was in
tin- stable wi'h the oihers. and calved
in lite same Iiio-e stall whole the
ni hers did. w itlmiii any spe, ial disin
fect on i f lie- piai . ol- any iitlempt to
guar.! again-1 . ."iiagien.
-li. i- ilia, l! liter row s in liie herd
v.e:e liiria.l In pasture. There was
no 11:011' clniloa in the calves, and
has been in. he up 10 dale. From this
I int. :- tii.it in many cases it is due to
the I. ii k in" in i l'-'-,; I mallei- ia the fund
of lie- cow. and I Wi:!.. suggest lo
lli.i-c vviio have trouble in their herds
II try leeeiin; a mixture of lime, wood
a-hes and b. no dus; to their cows pre
vious in calving and 110,0 the results.
Treat the i'Isi ase ill ihe same basis
SIii-C ""ill- till. I'illlll.
If one is in the raising of sheep ex
clusively, one can a fiord to gn into the
question of fancy breeds suited 10 the
market lo which he is catering, but. ihe
avi rage farmer who raises sheep sim
ply as one mure eion from which he
hopes In derive an income, should se
lect tiie breeii from iiiose 1110-1 common
in his seel ioii. The general purpii-o
ewe. if lliis term may be applied to
sheep, is ihe one villi some M'-lino
blood iii older In obtain tiie heavy, line
fleece. I: let- been observed that the
31 ni 111.-: I Willi th,. close, dense fleece is
liie vigorous, iiaiity alumni. Ilie rami
should be of a good cross ? pure bled,
if desired, but care should be taken
liial he i- of a breed suited lo Ihlive
ill the sc.!i"ii where, he is in remain
and miller the eo'.'.liiioiis with which
iie '.lit be sniToui-dod. lu selecting
sheep for the farm il is generally wise
In look after the merits of em-h ilnli
vidllal regardless of ihe bleed to which
she bcloi gs. for iin re ale good breeds
with uoor meiiil.ei-s of ihe family just
as tin re aie good members in breeds
that are um so highly rated. Ill ino-l
seel ions win-io sheep may be raised to
uilvaiil.ige there i-; loom for many
more than are now raised. If farmers
would go inin ihis industry, larefnliv
llicreas.in. l!"-.r Imliiiugs as tliey gam
experience, they euld make sheep
raising proli'ii '!. I inli-mapolis News,
as lhal on vv nidi v . :rcat hog cholera.
- IV I'. I'i'Mii i. i i -'tango -In.!. I
Farmer.
Till' Mock rii.1,1.
I li ! the eiiriio's and rare p'...!;. t- j
of nature is the .io.,, plant. I'tadae
t'uiiersiiy. wi.!. - a Lafayette .In. I.i'
cnircsl olel.-ll. 01" tile I III I i.i ; :.l J ml ' -
No v.-. had i.i.e of 1.1c few pioite.cns
tn be found in iii" V"i'il. It was ob
tained from tee 1 "iv ei niuelil gardens
at Washington t " years ago by
l'icrre Van l.ai'.l.e-.liam. expert gar- j
lienor at I'urdue. and ihe a 111 hori 1 ies at j
Washington have asked that it be re-I
turned, as ;i! the specimens ill tiicj
Washington g.m'i ns have been lo-t t
It is said Hut :': riant at Vmiin. i
v.'.ts ll." cli'y i V- a il.e Vlliti-d St.i'c-. .
five slliall i'iii'i - hue heeii ".own1
:c;c,so:o3.f!iMyijKitVs.-':'.
from the one ai I'litduo, nnil they are
carefully gueidi d.
Th" clock plain i- a naiive of Hot in n
ami il i- its rare there as in oilier pint.
uf Ihe V oihl Th" 1 hid; plain ha- .1
number of peculiar habits, from w iii. h
ii lake- it- inline. It is as sensitive m
ihe toil. Ii uf hiiinati lingers as the com
loon si-n-iiive plant.
The clod; plant heps n " i.d
hind" nihil. in; eniil about ! p m,
when it lake- a n-si for two hum-,
siicli as the "hour hand" and ilie iv-i
uf ihe plain have all night. Tile il-iul
has leaves of two siz-s. The smaller
leaves ate nca- lite stem, extcin'ing
slillly iovvard III lop al a -harp angle.
These loaves ai i a- ccooil hands'"
and the larger leaves are ihe "hour
hand-." Starling from a depressed po-i-iiioii.
in w hi .-h liie leaves hang down
I.l'l K ft-A-. .'.
do.
tllel
11 liie stem, ihey gra.iit.ili v ralw
ives until ihev lilt 11 inward ihe
lup of Ihe plain at an angle. Tlcn
tinv gradually H-iax in tiie oiia.n.l
posit loll. This intiveliit-i.t o . 1 1 ; . I s
ahoai one miuuie for ilie small haves
and ebon; an hour for tin1 hi'gcr one-.
I'cder proper con lit imis mi- m i.e
iii' nt ini.tiiiiic- tiiri'iighuiii the day,
I ul'illry t- 01- t'l'iicl il'lll i'nl lion i.
After a wood loi is cut off. ii i- ilon
It'll to make of il-e'.f whatever i: .a::.
The resiili is oin loioies il i-:s, 1 1,1;-.
usually poor and
v. hot her cut cil ii"
siuijiiy ciilhd oin
u.-.-ds v. ootl suppi
1 ha 1 tiie lot coin-.-
oi.ieiiiurs fair. be.
by I lie s.ivviuiil 01'
v 1 in- owner as h.
s. ii is very i.ii.-i.v
niiyvvhcre near lin
ing what it might do with
an
and
proleclioll. Tln-I-'
W llii il might be al;.
1 1CVV
Slllpi'llVt
Wood lot.
Tl.v in give il.u prnpeiiy bciier pi. -ted
ion fioin tire. Avoid 11s mm ii :,s
possible all lire irliljili'l''.. s'.ich as piles
of brush left ft 011 1 lumheriii;.'. With
proper care tic. v tan be safely biirm-.l
ai corn. in s" i-oii- so as inn 1., fiirni-ii
fund for a larger utn murollal'l" reulht
gialioii. Ami ii tli" p:-oper;y nd.ii ins
oiher v.o. id land-, keep a narrow -triii
next those properties cut clear of all
woody growth. Such lire !a :es may be
Used to cut till volli' properly into sec
lioiis if your ir.-ict is huge, so as to
pi-evenr accidental tires tmni gahiing
luuci. In iniw.iy. The lire lani'- t'oilld
he l urn.'il over under .are once a .v.ar.
mi as 10 prevent ihe :n . itn.el.it inn of in
llainm.iblo ma erial. In many se. iioi:-.
liny can be 1 a ily kept open by plow
ing. Practice thinning mil of even ill'
valuable tie. - when they are crow d
ing oho another injuriously. Kxpeiicn. .
can only determine i.-vv much this is
to be tloiie lilide" any given se oi
coliiliiii.il-. A- a gon-'lY.l priinini".
go slow. Ucliiember 1l::n a tri e lav -on
wo. ..I large'y i'. p.'ip-.rti-.m in th"
amount of lighl h ic-iv. -. Cult, leg
mil one lice will liius giro aiiotiic
more chance, bill if ihe opclii'igs are
made too large, the sun geis ai the -..it
unduly and causes a loss j:i that iihki
iiiipufi::1!! of fa-lors in I'e." growth uf
11 fine-. -moi -ture. If ll-.e openings
are ion large ii also mi-aus that ihe for.
c-l i- linn.' oxpos'sl to the uprooting
pouc" 0. tiie wind, and also iliat lighi
is being io , w nidi might be utiliy.".l i i
the product inc. of wed. The tree
should be kip. ui.)-e cr.i'.vd-'il whin
young, luiiidu.ea 'good h'igln growih
instead of lateral .i". einpmeiit and .0
free ihe lower pan of liie iruti'..- from
branches, each of w hich mean - a kn-.t
in the lumber. An excellent sign thai
yon have thinned too severely is the
appoaiaiice of Ut U gra-scs and weeds
as need cnii-i leiable ligiit for ihcir dc
V elopillelli.
llarve-i carefully. Winn a ire.. Is
ripe for 1 lu- nitrpose for vv In, ii ..ii
wan! il. cut ii. I'.in in doing -o have
solli" leg. lid to tile younger trees
around il vvhicii tie m ;al; its pla.e,
and save Inem a- li.lt- h as pos-ibie.
Mole oi- le-s of I lie young grow Hi is
bound 10 he killed or injured, but unn li
can be d lie by -kill ami injury lo re
duce this injury to a minimum
Keep a wind mantle around the piece,
that is. a narrow strip whole the frees
ale let', -landing very dose togel'iet.
This is of gn at beiietii in prevent ing
Ihe drying out of the soil by the wind.
The liioisiurc oondil inns of Hie soil
are iif.rt- imponaiu to fun-si grow Hi
Ihuu Its chcuiic.il make-up.
I'se some ea.e iu cutiing the trees
from tin- slumps of whiih vigorous
sptoiiis are warned, mike a smooth
cut. s,i that 1 he bark is urn turn from
the wood ami the formation of the
sprout ihiis injured. Slant the cut
downward so lhat Male; will not col
led si vapidly and th 1 ay be thus
I'm iie red. t'ui low. so that the sprout
may -.ml down roots of its own into
the -oi'. if 1 here aie certain trees
from which oi' do imt wish sprouts,
lit lie trees ill summer, when the
stumps w ill be more apt to dry. Wal
ler Mulfoid. in moi ican Agricul
turist. Ai 1-Mhibiirgli. ScUland. a lady has
Inn found iu-aii" who left Ijt.'tMO to
provide a fund for t! e rescue of sane
pel -1. its in.pro; t ; iv pro cl iu lunatic
as;lu:i,
tjLdr toil u I
I J. i J rvi 1 r,rtiC- -t y,i,,m
v&
WOV.EN'S HEROEf.
I!l- Air Itiii-i-ly I l'-!' uiol I'liiinl KillliH
mot S.-I.lillil ' .ml llil-e.
'V..,,,ell h.tVe b -ea
illg Will! oin CV " I II I :
111 in r mi son...' iin'.i i.!
Iiiivall in Ihe Aliaiili
. e.-e,l of vv rii
1 .aner and tin'
al." -ays iiib'U
"iini if ihis
be 1 rue. that imlii i'hial i- v-hiolii I'esli
and blo.nl leaiitv. and stiij seldoiner
sum.' i'i.iuKe:!-:-- n .11 expcrimeiiiai
liurr.ir. Ii is raih-ra eoely ceoealhui
of Ihe l.iinv. a bene: oil skyed ami
saiiiicd. i'..,' il i- a p-.. . iiologh al mni,
lhal while (-oii.il p 1 1 l'i i'e 1 1 and e
polieln e widely Uill'ir. ve. :i'er. is
am. in-.: won. en's h-ro. s a 1 u.i ais i.vi-
icil! I. I.i i:e- 1 i I.I! V In ! her Vol'H II
I o- d o" I ; '
be 1,'iil-i-ie.l
vvho.i e,. He r , M,. ,i. i.ce oi life l.e ' "" " "'- ""' I'"-"""' '"'
,,...,, or 1'.,:..: vie".!.er iie-,- 1," of learning m bivai lie w ell. In this posi
givai tel. 'nis . r 1:0,',,':" w.;c':i,'"r ihev'1'"" l'"' '""'V '- l'"'''' ils b) offer
rim 1 :; 1. - s ,in v ai-' or men j '"'I""1 '""I Ir I facility for the
as 1; v woii'd ii;,.. n.eii m bo :lii ! I'tvatiiiiig exe.-eNe. Tn make sine 1,'iai
sdi.i,. ,: ia1 ie. .:'. i.-.i-.e ancle.' ,vo.c 1 'h 1- v.ctl mi Mid widely e.-i-'n's
in:."-- it .' i- ''.'.. ' ! rem!' I. liam 11 the -h .uhlers very flat
"The .'n iu :. ; k of e it ai d l":..ior " 1 "'" 1 '"' " '" ' """' ,',t't' ""d lower
l'i Hi" I .-I" - 1. . 1 ; : ,i .. : lae e:;iei'ii"d arms on 1 i'lier side ifroni
v 1 i:o-i- i- .. rl I . , ..in- . io ii ;o j I'd1- i" overln "id. iiMil tin- muscles
Ir. 1 ,i'ivo,ii 1 i'-- I' .1. .i i. ,,:,,.' th'- i-ii...,, i'.'imi iiit.i -. sides and np-
mimied Mill. :i'.- ni 1 - it" ia iv a.-.-. ..s a I 1 '' ''- ''" ' 'hn'obghly well
i'.i'c. vvoiin n a: 01 in-.-il'y ioi.i liiuuor
1 w ii a ml hti.,ii.r
1 and ih. 11 10
'I nigii ini'in- -ii.Ie.
u.eiring ilisiiifet.
i ie 1 i'e e . - ,
i'e vv il ty .:' I,.,
do v.-iieeo. I
refrain f:.n:i ,'. :ng in their hero
Willi! Welltil add ... ,
aal hi as limn.
Int. v. e.ild di 1 ni j.viti , ,c:r n'i'.vir ;ls I
lovei-'.' j
" I '.: - brim: -i.sl.au ief 1 rail coin- 1
l"'.it in ii.. .-,. v. orlm-s. Wni kiiow
in,! that men's b s, Imi
-i-"l t ..'' V. oil : .'- o' e.; 1 , 1
I lie: i- in .- 1." V' 1; : ',. 1 .. . . - I reel ::-! i
'.' :. , '.:...." ";" - i.i lose I
to io.e : . I.I . .., ia!:! Me hot ill!, oil
,,,.,.. ;,:,',, s., ,, :.,,,.. , ., ,.... U uillt - ll'. -
be.-. s nt.-.. n ' v e. ..: n..' v le.-i; lh.-.v ,t!-e
all ii.:. iv-' e d i -. 'I he,', are nil of
an i iiamt 'i'n:.- , -; 1 . . : 1 : . - v. hvh v. i-
.'!,!.'-, lie- .iii". I . .i;,l.!. 1 iull-' of cir
.:.:..- .1 !":... -i ii.gh: o, c:i; s.
tn.. . .' sioai;.'. '..
- 1 ..-.v . .- .siii:tn.i j sup .,--,i!' : his
:- ... 'in1 o, . . 1., 1 ... 1", 1 . v ".: v 1 1 .itii.v we
a'! i.n.o : , . w,. ai! ia-i-i .-ti having it
.- i -:; hci ,, V. oo.eu a . ! .1 n i.ieali-: s
a id ii. ..:,-:-.:. I. I v. i: !i liii- i e :::i'.!. and
iu Ie-!.. -. ' In io-.e .'ltd luvitig. wmtieu's
heroes ii.-',.. .s.e.iieih.l.'. paiheiie. Wom-
cl:'- itcli-- , ale.y euu'.i.i.e And for
li.e sin. :..:-. ni ih.n v.. ni. en, lav ing
::)! sire-.- i' .i,1! . lie ti...iiy alone, make
ih.-ir im: . s iv..;. al l"Vci- raiher Huin
ci'li.' iex. ; ,;;. line: "
.li -.vi-N n-t t Ivi'.s t.f r-iniilj-.
'I'll - -,.:
1 1 ihle iini! iipjiiies tu
..i.l.iie.i o jewel.- lin Hot
w nit- i e.l
mix l ' n : i. I
I. n els 1 it" I
'I hev v i : r ri
;::;. d v. a nien w ear erna
"i ii,o;r g i-; n - ill j
I ofi'.-r fed sun: -s j
i ii il 1 e.l ::'. !- . - . ".'li . r
lid lur-
itin-scs v,:;ii bit; . ' .-"I li.-il'iom's j
,iih while :-.ib,-. at: i
H::s pro. tin i - i- 11:1
1 ha li v, ;:: a v ai iei.v
vv iirs:.
I he
!. .'
e'Vi el I
t a
s.e j
t- ate
Cot.,t.'iex:...i n-nl
ways I. take,, into
nan- -. it ,. h.hls ..;
i o o ring -ec
on.-ideia; -I
Ihis Mil, ,- ,
i Id al
I ..... . -I :. I. ' . . a ii. i" -!if III 1
V,,,t -, . ill v.-rv dark-brow,: )..,..
at.tl L'.'.v eye-, v. ith dear, pale sk 11
I, iy v. -i- .'..: ifo:.. I . : i'.i-iiiieise. in.n.v
gal lle . ., eel i. v -;. , i, a : ; id. pink t
1 "o-t vn:i I ia "I; hair :.i: I
v c y .i.ir . i'i - ;.!, i sU'n may
wine pie'. ai"l yell '.v i.e...zt-. gaile'ts,
aii" --:-. t i ' ..!-: i -1 : s '.,! . oral, oruameiils
of d ill . i-oii-.h. go. t: vv d ii hl.-i.'k hair
and 1.1 ;..-. i .. ,-. sapphires. ..pals.
tleinnit:.!-. I. :. . l.:.:"l'. inu,.u -t ". and
n.ial. : w : h d i. -v n hair. w i in
si. iii. i.r-.w n einbcr. aiiioiliy-:.
"-:irl-. ;.,:!"' .mi phi'; to; . ;.i", gar
lie Is. pi:.i, ."...I. innplois" .ii.i'in'llds;
wllh ti.il., :. vva l,aii- and fin, pale,
il'.lil 'i "i '.-- ii. an:- ;iiv.-.. pia.N, am
h.T. i ii o a .- . v ',' ii f.rr Ii.. ir. jialc
I'hecks. ' .e.'. v.s, ..:;;. hires, anicthyst.
I :;l 111. !. c. . -. . I-, o'tyx. jet.
lil.igtee -ii.-"- ..::.i veil -: w iflt gnldeii
bioihl. gi.iv i. r. I eyes. ,1.0.1 r Is, am-iie:-.
Hit i'l'..-", -gi 'o.i . ary soiira-e: with
led Imh-. 1 -.,.'. :i . vcs. d'lik and lighl
aii.bcr. veiy 1 air piim c"ial. dark to-paz-..
I'-.::.. :.a:;.is. with rod haid.
with g.'a v or :; n . v , -. a mi or. v el low
I'tpae-. p"" i' ;:'' 11 . ' 1. cdnhv . or
cii'ieahi: s :: ii .aM.'y hired iiiir. light
eyes :-; ,1 ! . hi 1 yeia-ii--.. oiiv . jet.
..ile alio, :. 1 oar I, goel oriiauielils.
vv i ii-' w 1 11 v. ti: do I. light-brow r,
hair, gray or I due eyes, had be-t con
tine t b, !"-. ! v , - p. -jipph.lv. grocnisli
lili.ltini -'. p.'.-'. !. tn. it.-t i, sol i pale-
gii eii chah e l...y. im.iglio- t.r ino-ai.-,
ill ! I' l. to on el. :.:: an. I . III tolls jew
el., tatc-i lean btlihalil olles, Alltl'l
it an lie. 1 11.
"I l-.e lo llii i' I'o le.lt -tiii..
A f.. 1-. v uf 1 ,c in, 'men, js p. vv e.-.i in
liie fair wiih a Icagevvn or hulile illln
lie: 1 1 ..-.;. ...I o'e I i.i -c l;i.pcl or s, ai f.
a.lia.tei -11 as tn come rut In r fai lor
',1.1 d in fr.'tii and fastened vviili sev
eral -H'c I ins The idea i-1 a pretty
one and cnalae of being onlaig.il
lipon. 1'i ov i., ,1 ii 1 e-is in a 1 1 1st io
",l-"'-' ' -1 ' -1".'? Ollollg.j
v. -Lei 1 1 . ebon, or bcloM mi' face, and
i'" 'ally -mil d in -.ii. .lark hair. TI e
-whim of i'i" in. .men: hi- before lew
boon 1 ...peii-ii.':.. for a headdress v h.. h ;
.! ;!. d en aiiiorc
l.lVt.llit- of I.i
XIV.
I
I
wl Ii.-ii. bad tune. led down while j Spi iggo.l mii-iin . v :'.t '.. .n r.iv or for
hunting. ii"l le-r la. .. handkerchief i si'ii.uiei -hii 1 w :, Ti.i-y are chartc
over li-!- be.nl. and -n diariiietl the!'"" made of pink a.,1 re..: .-mored
King thai he decreed ji 1,, be ;he mode j ""'h:ii. with l.:. o y,." ami pink wash
at coiiii Tims originated the famous I -i,K l,M' situ k. t iiifs, boh and chotix.
l.a Font ten, headdress, which was
universally worn at the do-e of the
seventeen! h century, till wire and
Mifl'eiiing oi-tniled 1! that ll was dls
' out inticd
The hair is ,-;u mu. h closer to the
head now than It -ras n few month
ago. The centre purling, wllh the hair
loosely waved on eilher side, Is 11 style
favored by llio-e who can boast of
small features and I ireeian-shttped
head, and I here is a disposition lo
dress the iv-i of Ihe hair coronet
fashion mi ilie lop. The high coiffure
has never been displaced in l'lilis. for
though the c.iifTiiie ell has is becoming
under cet iaiti conditions and to cert 11 in
faces, it i apt in his." disfiin liiess and
to lack stu.ii ! in -s. The golden rule
Willi hair dies' ing is in adopt ami
stick to a style which is thoroughly
suitable and chnrnol'TNlic regardless
of the changing modes as far as may
be pr.'olh.'lb!e.- New Yolk CoUlllKTchll
Advert ise;-.
II on... Ilioillli Inn !.
(li e of liip 1 :o-l importaui Ion. h-in-gs
ami iii. is i 1 11 1 In al helps of physical
cd:h alien ihe iielp In best breath
ing l.viog ir..iie. vry It.-i t upon the
' '' el;. " a-'!: - llaiiy oalstretclied
r '.re.i h -d. Finish tiiis expanse with
toe c 1 1 "-1 held 1. 'ii ll'i hy the muscle
of ihe hack, and lei-n jt I here. Hot
held up by iim breath. Inn muscularly
held up. Then with o.iistre.ched aims
and ciiesi well up. In liiing tiie chesi
I """ " """ -"i"". i" ........
imtiic-s. relax 1 hoio'ig lily ilie muscles
over ihe from body and ribs, so that
liiey are soiily mobile ami ready lo
eoiitraei : ml expand v igoroitsly wiih-
I'-ili- fir!""' disiurlcjig liie quie; of tiie upheld
"j ..." -, ! ehesi : !id of the -isollidi i's and cx-
leiuli .1 all.-. Tints rhc is ready tn
I "'"i'
i
J
vv oil 1 .lie 'i s Home I otli-
T. i-ii-o riil i.f Hi- Nell
; In n um i i.-.i wi'li a skill food Ihe
' of a t oii.i.ile'.i.'ii -ueitgo ofieii ha
I -I Womlerflli ef-'e.-l i'l I I'.iloV illg ill"
: bii.,1 iiy app e.'.in.c of tin- shin, which
: is -in li an aiiiicioii 10 a girl with an
I 01 in, i 'vi-c pivi.y lie. k and nrin-. says
I 1 iie I 'Id 1:1 lehdiia 1 1 1 , ; i il i r.
j Wh ei u c.m ,-, ;,, v..st,ii.g ih,. neck
j h i iiofhiiig satisfy voii excepi a good
el'lll'bilig Willi a brush, sponge or
j T'liki il l a.li icWel. When you have
j hui-h d t'o no; foig.-i the bit of toilet
rrillill which seel is lo supply llutisitUV
j ami gives back vain- ..." the oils which
I he wa-hing has rt icic, et!.
I "'"hi- weimin who goes in bed without
grooming tier lace will wage up ill the
I me: mug wiih her shin dry and hard
Th" skill h.is I,, i i'-ftl . le.lll-'d of the
I dr.si or il.e t .it-, e.ii-ig nay. Iu im
j iiiorniug ii is ion hue to du il.e work
which should have l.e-.u ih II" liie night
'i.e'ore.
I'.-e i!tiny of soi'p and water, dip-
I' 1 "' si.oiige 1 1 . ipieui i.v iino uie
l'.:siu -o ilmi il.e itill e.Uelil ot tile Hot
I
v. aier lutiv be fd! by the skill, for the
spoil;
Kill, with sutlioieii!
v igor to siiinnlat" am! ch :in-e the skin.
i bin leu irriieie it. Aiways v. ash Hi
I -potige iu wai.-r ceii'.ainiiig a few tlrops
i of :;::
eiiit befe:c piiii.i'g ii away.
'I l.t- llii'tii h I'iit.
I ' ''' :'."'" Uv h a
thil'u wiiieh -'.Miild eiig.igo the atien
lioii in eviiv vviuuau who i- going in
be a -iiiri W i -' vv.'lna!:. ll should be
1 1 1
. '. . . ' '
llttus-y. lint lili'tti ll I i.V lite men or loins
t.f Hi" good- Ami it shuuld In' set
well or,; i, poii th hu-i. not buried in
flic la. e ami the drapery above. To
set a bioo. ii properly :- one of the se
i rets of .Ires-.
PRGTTY
THINGS
Pale green is 1 ell i:i doiit aie totli lies
mi many of the n- v costume.
A tuia ii of Persian embroidery is in
II oil'!' e, I 1 ffecliv oly ill clnih 1 .1st nines.
Tiie in vv riliuuits an- v.-iy beautiful,
being light iu We. gin and printed with
eir.'clivi. tlov.-er dosigl!-.
Sa-li.'s and -.i-ii l.i,e nil. linings in-tfedi-.eed
tlovvii liie c litre of the backs
of s;ir,s have a t ry ;.ra. ei'ul cITecl.
Aecordeou p'.e.lled elllfi'oh or liberty
-ill; composes some m" the fancy
boiliecs tu wear with cloth or silk
skirt-.
I'm' ef liie lew w.it-t fancies is for
slipping oil a l:tile lace Waist oiiibruiil
eit .. in nun k gi-io- ai d small velvei
or ribbon thivv cr-.
Tail, sicml. i- wouii it -i.il keep to the
high collar hand-, v id'e Hi" woman
with -l.-i. icr noes wears ilcni cut
lower ,".:id round.
Tile , 'ci'.l.c altd silaigiil -loie en'i'et
will be very popular and i'i same of
its liianv phases j- to be -cell on almost
every now costume.
A bodice may bo givmi the desirable
"bin it-.-" fulness ii. 1 i-t. ni by tacking
11 fel! rallies on I he it'-itle of the
,(; ,.,,, 1
line.
Sltevts have a t. 1 1:. :. v lo exagger
itcd fuliic-s ag.i'.n. ti- ungli this is as
. j yel kept to ilie lower poMi-.n of the
; arm. ihe shoulder hue being well de-
I Nearly eveiy sm ut gown nowadays
has tassels or fa II in.;.' pi;, smnevv here.
ami the gimp las-.,!' vvht.ii hivi- been
M-vivisl irom tlr t.uiv Xn.loiiaii era
in fl u n I y d "ling - are e-i.o.'inl'v Lauuv
tint