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Things that Are llcunrdt'd nM IiMMerl-
Ilal In 1'entinlue IlspplnrMS.
NCw YolUC , July 21-Irashlon Is ] Ike lho
wind-It cnmellh when nndwi , ) t + It llatctb ,
and nu wnman knows what morntg hha may
? ako up do find her bent and most becoming
gotsnn n hopeless hack number , or her I'm Is
i hat a pitiful antique. So mue t phllosoPhlz-
i Ing Is npropba' bO the fnuhf.frou cirli I Her
i doom has heed sounded. Now the Proneh
: Hombfi cherish n pretty proverb , which In
trewlallon enys , In order to be well dressed
one must wear a bit of lace , " The frou frou
girl actingon ibis Boggestlon slowly evolved
the bit of lace into elaborate Mouses , huge
neck scarfs , dangling wrlet rumea , clinking
gold chnlns , ns intrlcnte ns a shop's rlgy Ing ,
and behold ! , is wide neck bowsand , rear bob
, cltrlq have jlist been brought to a point of
'exgtaI Ito lmrtectlou , b'ashlon gouts her : Sbe
le as hopelessly bad atylo an a corn fletd
\scarocrow , and to the tnodish eye , it she
were run through a 'mowing machine , her
oppcnrance would be greatly improved.
Though the sad exit of the too bedizined
beauty lies Lien enfon d , by no means has
a latior made girl come to take her place.
Idxlrcme sleekness of dress Is no more mod-
I Ish thin the plling on of Incongruous bric-
a-brac of the toilet. An absolutely tin-
htarched woman gets Into the front rank
now. Thu whole Instinct of fashion steadily
is toward drnpery that clings as close as a
Greek peplus , with nothing out or upstand
, lug ; and whatgvor fn used in ornamenting
thu dress must ho an Integral part of the
t garment Itself. That is , all the showy cot-
V lays , cuffs , 1)0115 , bows , etc. , are made to the
skirt or waist , aid even these are all Inclined
to bu soft , pliable and yielding to the curves
.0 ( ho body.
Nnly , this all leads up very naturally to
talk of the new skirt which fairly grips
the lilps , Bo snu'g' is is ( fit at the top. Absolutely -
solutely without exception it fastens over
the bottom of the waist nod then It has
short gores let ( n all about the bottom. The
gores run scarcely higher than the knee
and iii one imported gown as many as ten
little fares wore counted. Their scams
were cleverly hidden under a graceful arrangement -
rangement of frills zlr zagging over the
silken surface. Another interesting phase
, ot the skirt is a fully gored under pcttl
coat of cloth or heavy silk , over which
falls a tutu silk or net top.Bkirt. The top
skirt is cut in a series of large , deeply Indented -
dented scallops , or nliauply toothed at the
foot , thus allowing the fullness of the under
I pipol to flare out like a sort of flounce.
5 1 utrlotlc , ItlbhuuM.
Every week there appears a new development -
opment in ribbons and the summer shopper
Beta n hint of the future in the growing
amopnt , of embroidered rlbbous for Bale.
Small worked flack dots on a blue , groan
pr yellr v ground is aBpeefes , thnt , fairly
i scema to court association with cool , muslin
dresses , while black liberty satin BapheB
are the only kin any longer wornt Ppng
isle women , who have slim tt plQtau drat
the wide , soft , aatin around thuirhlodtes ,
, tlvico V and knot the streamers once , liin-
Y ning the knot gat with a bright jeweled
, brooch. That knot can , ho placed at any
, point on the waist line you 1)10050. Another -
other ribbon novelty , the popularity of
which tans yet to be tastal , displays what
is called Tam Thumb fringe on either. edge ,
It really Is pat intrinsically pretty , for the
fringe seems messy and superfluous , but
that Is no reason why it Should not excite -
cite a mllli craze in the world of good
clothes ,
There is an exceedingly tempting oddity
on the counters just now in the form of
a Iulestring ribbon of clear blue , having
one edge red and one edge white. Its patriotic -
triotic significance is unmistakable. What
it is used for may be discovered by observing -
ing a trick which looks like a parti-
colored ( inlay , ornatneuting the breast of
the smart women , The daisy is really a
woo rosette made of this ribbon and caught
In the middle by a blue or white , or red
enameled star , also a tiny five-pointed pin
' of gold.
Such gay buttonhole bouquets servo for
wear by day and many women , in satin
and lace , go to halls and dinners wearing
largo rosettc5 of the rod , white and blue
in their hair. 'rho centers of such rosettes
arc often salall stars of diamonds ,
' i'atriotlsm has in other ways left its lm-
smart society. A
. press on the women of
small gold eagle , in the impossible atti
tude the bird of freedom strikes on our
coins , and clutching diamond eperusted arrows -
rows In dls claws , is ono of the pretty
popular brooches. Another is a blue en-
nmeled cap of liberty , with a red head band
and a white star on the blue ground.
- cap'is set atop a shaft of gold use as scarf.
star motto of the-
three-pointed
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rubles and Baplhlres la another costly.
but charming exhibition of our n
colors , while most artistic of all is h silver
( loller used as the ornament for a belt
' buckle. In red and blue enamel the fa
of too dollar , baring Liberty's ce
most artistically colored , the silver showing
1u'dlvere plat'cs . In place of white enameling.
1'remilcs in ltullllu6.
+ Fashion ns well us nature produces its
phenomena and a few have been apparent
at the watering places recently.
fascination cx-
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ercisbd 'upatf mild
' choice. of ruflbts only. the rear flounces of
a skirt. There is a large class of admired
and 'thcroforo influential 'dresses of' silk ,
, which tle out their
lawn and gingham ru
1lttlo day on Casino verandas C Bet
on lho porpondicufaf of the skirt. T
they are caught In with th'I ' three back
' seams of the skirt and so 1back
oftect. Of course they are wider at the foot
and they arc tar
' than near the waist
tier than , those that run i a tier of ,
act horizontally an ttlo rear widths.
don't venture furlhor forward on skirt
that a life that falls straight from the
Idp5 , and they , too , ore deeper at the foot
than the waist region.
Another nuzzle to the simple souls Is the
handle of the very costly perpsol that the
rich Henan carries , It is n shaft of ivory
and finished with an astonishing Japanese
carving , representing either aeaged nlghtlp-
g' No nr a handsome prickly dragon of gold ,
g'no bigger in the body than a slate pencil ,
who ties himself in Intrlcato bow knots behind -
hind a Pagotla shaped cage la ivory- , how
dd the Japaleso manage to do such things
antt why will a woman buy so valuable a
bit of brie-a-brim to put on the anti of a
lraiile net sunshade ?
Sltlt more iuexplicable la the plain parasol -
sol bandlo wtth all manner of small trifles
dangling , Rgiu , it , A change purse , screw
pencil , minute memorandumn book and face
powder bag"nre some of the' things to be
cauptod , as hanging , by flue. gold .or silver
threads from a painted , or natural wood
baodle , At the' seAshore a quota of women
carry stable umbrellas covered with striped
canvas , Of course , it is of an especial
weight to ensure comfort in its use , And a
gay red fringe , finishes the edges. The same
woman , who carries such an umbrella , also
treirs , banging frotu her belt , a silver
I whistle which she signals her caddie with ,
, f when on the golf links.
, IIlne uyr Shoes ,
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ei Very young Irl who bays not mus-
t 1 , udde l to ebutanteshlP and whose -
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the prettiest little pumps made of black
satin , wearing scarlet silk hose. Net , in
ivory white , and tricked out with seed
pearls , embroidered on in various designs ,
Is the favorite dancing dress fol spch youthful -
ful beauty. Until her eighteenth birthday
the daughter of a worldly wise mamma
braids her golden hair straight down her
back and wears two large Spanish curls on
either side of her forehead. At halls a full
blown while roan is fastened in the hanging
braids , just behind the right car nod not
the faintest suggestion of a jewel Is allowed.
The small painted parchment fans , these
incipient belles carry , are not mounted enfolding
folding slicks but stretched out crescent
shape , fastened to an ivory handle and al-
low'ct to swing by long white ribbons from
the right wrist. To maintain the aspect of
exceeding youthful simplicity the young
women draw over their hands and arias
white silk mittens instead of gloves and yet
the silk petticoat ; for the daughter who is
not yet out , is a marvel of rich loveliness.
Thur are the inconsistencies of feslhlop dis-
covered.
In Clothesland , or iii that part of It
wllero very tallorlsh styles are follo ed ,
the wonton are beginning to wear high ,
white pique collars , in place of oven the
handsomest linen , and a girl just over from
Parts is known by her board bosom shirt ,
It Is white and has n white turnover col
lar. With it she wears a soft silk t1e , it
a warm shade of scarlet , drawn in a four-
in-hand knot. So long , are the ends of this
.that they can be tucked into the belt , and
this new decoration is called bull fighter's
1111011. Spanish though the origin of this
fashion is , the most patriotic woman does
not hesitate to accept It with an easy' and
oven grateful conscience.
1)eserlptloa of Fuslalona.
On llue roll of honor , as n gown fulfilling -
ing the three all-important requirements of
beauty , durability and great stdtabillty ,
mart lie recorded the carriage or calling
suit given here. It is meant for wear of
a summer's afternoon and therefore its open
neck is explained , for women will lave It
so In thin country , and a pretty institution
it is. Of champagne tinted Venetian cloth
is the skirt and body composed. Mounted
on the former is n deep flounce of black
sllk net , rather heavily worked in steel
and black bends is a fanciful pattern.
About the open throat fits a square of net
worked with bonds to almost resemble fairy
armor and , by a delicate ] ink , to this is
attached the pointed beaded girdle that encircles -
circles ho waist. Crisp frills of net extend
on the shoulder epaulettes and a black net
Empire toque , with a coekade of black and
whllo plumes , tops oft the costume ade-
quately.
Men trust fight and women must weep-
that is one of the cruel consequences of war
-yet few woes are past all mitigation and
Bono of the women who stay at home anti
think tenderly of the soldier boys ease their
sorrows by wearing the most patriotic saliar
hats , A couple of typical naval toppers are
shown in the sketch. They both are simple -
plo rough white straws , hound about the
crowns by dark blue ribbons. At short
intervals , on one ribbon hatband , are pasted
small medallion portraits of Dewey , Sebley ,
Sampson , Hobson and Bob Evens. About
the portraits run narrow gold lace as a
delicate frame work , The second lint bears
a ribbon band from the Baltimore and a
seif sacrlflcingly vowed not to wear any
other jewels save diamonds , sapphires and
rubles , just to show Uncle Sam , that he
truly has her sympathy and emicouragonnent.
MAY DEAN ,
SI1MMElt hiMlhtOIBEilll S.
Ialut ) Trifles 'roVi ntpluy Artlstln
Fingers ,
At all seasons there are new embroider-
lee , but the designs' are more effective in
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the summer , x'llen devices of linop , and
silks arc 'the happy thought for outdoor
work , A 'pastime for tlio 'piazza , porch 'or
the garden's shade during the warm Jaya.
Much credit should be given to the southern -
ern woman , who is really an adept in all
sorts of handiwork , anti particularly cm
broblerles.
Front this land o1 flowers d number of
Patterns Como to us of charming effect , es-
peclally In finishing touches which are entirely -
tirely new.
As a center ornamentation there ( s a
piece of fine linen , good in quality , entirely
square , The dcslgnIs ; git n eapbhiitily to
the , four corners , In a rich devl e of apple
blossoms , with thefr'jnudlf'h11ti grebh'tcaves ,
thtt plop , nt the same , tuho ( graedtull'anti
fotl Itfg : The edgdt is-compbs'6t'bf india-
tinct iscallops , whlld hero nttlttihe , itlbng
the dgo is n figure tn'sliapo of ii.jca11niteaf
of ofidd mesh , 11ke'tltAt'dddo'iirdatflwoh ' ,
This Is + 4one in delicate Crdamtgitket'1 ie
charm of this borde ? jnin& tug dhfercnt
stitches Used 1n the pretty open spaces.
Another , cqually'iQauttful ; tuns dod0 'itl
creme white. ' A 'tray'clo lf et gxcellcnt line
in good content1onnP deslgi % These 'Bmno
leaves noted as a nirti iId deecoration , filled
In with artistic stitches in different pat'
terns with a deeper tone of cream silks.
And from these open 'spaces there were
graceful outlines fn tree stitch w # tlch ex-
lhhded over tlhe whole , very sprfnglllco hi
effect , As a finish there was a broad , hem
501110 three inches In width and above It a
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tuft of gay silk IIpgs flutter from what might
be called the tolemnst. These flags repre
sent a halt dozen bits of such bunting na
ore used in signaling at sea , and properly
arranged they would read the encouraging
phrase : " \Vs have met the enemy and they
are ours.
1 vcn very well dressed women , wino
rather scorn the popular fancy , have sea
cmnbed to the charms of patriotic jewelry
when 1t is dona ft really artistic enamel. , '
'rho sketch shows upder what formals the
wives and daughters of the smart set show
their colors , and one millionaire's wife at
Newport has recently felt such a flush of
patrlotlelu of Into that she line solt'mily and
small vine with tiny blossoms which added '
to its elegant appearance.
For a table decoration at each cover 1110
flower doyley in jewel is very fine , made of
butcher's linen , the favorite colors being
blue pad yellow. The edge is simply. senl-
loped lu pure while , In the center is n circle
of small dots ; the inside just large enough
to hold a bouquet bojder , The corners arc a
combination of blue forget-me-note with a
conventional design in corn colors , These
tlntsaru capital as a table decoration ,
La Franco roses if rightly and well treated
are an iildivddunl scheme , especially for
bureau scarfs , Thu linen should be extra in
quallty and then these flowers given in n
branchlike adornment at each corner and in
the center just above the broad henstitched
item. They should ho copied true to nature ,
giving all the light and slide of these beau.
tlful blossoms , the delicate pink alone being
the device without the green leaves , Tills
design can be used with flue effect for the
furnishing of the lighter wootis , nlaklilg ,
especially for the dressing glass , a daintiness
which Is necessary for nil well appointed
bedrooms , As a novelly for aupnler einbrol
dories the lining of router pieces is now
much In vogue. The drawn work with flowers -
ors being an appropriate scheme , this center
decoration has far its finish a full ruffle of
lace and then hued with a complimentary
hue in silk , which is also finished with a
rune of the same , This pretty altalr needs
but littla floral decoration , the silver rose
with treed ferns being the best for tills
elaborate plan ,
1t'hlte and green amy be said to be the
most fashloabblo of tones just now , A beautiful -
tiful set for the domestic table can be made
of butcher's linen In four pieces , a tray
cloth 'tad three small mate , I'or this scheme
the white chrysanthemum le chur > ldug , with
its dark green leaves , The design 1s made
as a side decoration of flowers in full size
and finished with an edge in deep scallops.
For the table , particularly , white is note
recognized as the tint which suits nil ohlna
and is mere durabio for everyday wear ,
s i.tSit Ytsrs.
It ii ; n Uencrrntinn of Vlovert' to I'nl
rht'nt hr Any other 1Ind.
I was In a china altop the other day and
among the many beautiful things I fell to
admiring the vases , in a great variety of
shapes and colors , Then I began to imagine
the different ones oiled with flowers , and to
my surprise I found that there were very
few in wltlch flowers would look really well.
The vases were , as a rule , too beautiful and
conspicuous in tltcnhselvee , anti rvouiJ t.aa
veidnbly draw the eye away from the llowerb
, whose loveliness they arc Intended to set off.
I itnt'o.lseen great hunches of thu most
charming blossoms made almost hideous by
the vases they were Placed in. Maiy' people
feel this , but do not know just what to de ,
When they buy a vase they choose n pretty
one , and in nine case out of toil , when they
take it borne nnd'arraign flowers ill it , this-
appohfoaent is the result. In coiisegpence
of this I have heard ilia law 'laid down that
flowers should bu arranged only in plain
glass vessels anti one who adheres to this
rule would certainly he safe.
Nothing could be more becoming to some
flowers than an old-fashioned V sbnpet
champainn glass , flgring out at ( lie rim , Two
or three roses or a few sweet peas lightly
arranged are perfect in this , and in a tall
vase of this shape ( that has of late years
been so fasbiemblo for long-stemmed roses ,
etc. ) , tall garden lilies nequlro a grace and
dignity no other netting could give them.
The little flare at the top allowed the stalks
to lean away from one another and take
natural poises. Ferns arc lovely , too , In this
shape ,
Then every lover of flowers ought to pea.
Bess a small 115th globe ; the ahape Is good
for many things , Peonies fall away from
each other , and leave room for their foliage
between , and look lovely in tills shape.
So also do roses and ferns with sweet pens ,
Far violets , panBles and other email flowers
ht small bunches a small round vase with
a broad crlnckly flare at the lop is excel-
lent. This tiara supports the flowers well ,
and you need not crowd them together so
much.
An iris needs q tall , straight vase , with
a few sprays put Into It with only its own
leaves , and set where one can see it In
silhouette , and If possible above ( lie level
of ( lie eye , You do not want to look down
onto a bunch of Iris ; they lose half their
characteristic grace and beauty.
'I'hero is some delicately tinted green
glass that Is moeP becoming to flowers , but
moat of it to too green , and there is one
kind of glass that looks as 1f one were
looking taco water , and its decorations are
little horizontal streaks of brown and bluish
greou , like ripples on the surface of water ,
and a few sprays of grass and water weeds ,
etc. It Is 'quite eYpeitsive , but very lovely ,
and comes in nice shapes , and the flower
stems look so cool and comfortable quite
as if they belonged there ,
One great advantage in a glass vase Is
that oue can see the sleme , and that makes
the flowers seem moro natural and as it
they' were still growing.
I'ICI'LiAIt CUs'i'oJ1s i1'IIi1T1) RICO.
Llltla 1'reedont Given to the \Vonten ,
lint linen t , the 11en.
Not a gunshot from ( lie great Morro of
San Juan , I'orlo Rico , in the comer of the
city , you will find the central plaza , relates
the Philadelphia Times , During the day it
lit hot and vacant , at' night cool and
populous. When the musts begins , at S In
the evening , out from their prison dwellings
troop tlio fair women of Sun Juan , Some
are blonde , most nre brunette , All , as seen
In ( ha dim light of the flickering Inutpa ,
seem beautiful , All are bareheaded ; all
carry tans , which retnlnd one of the flicker
of butterflies' wings as they lilt 011th start ,
half opening 011(1 shutting , as if about
balancing themselves on a bank of flowers.
They nre barehencled save for the graceful
mantilla , which often hangs across their
bare shoulders instead of adorning their
eight brick tresses. The women flock by
themselves mostly , or , if they hate male
escorts , are invariably accompanied by a
duemiua , who vas young so lung ego that she
has forgotten nil about it amid keeps sharpest
watchh over bet' charge. Two hours thus
they revel In ( lie music of the hand from
Cadiz , and when the musicians have started
fur their bsrrnclcs with tint light , swinging
pace pecullar to the Spanish Infantry , then
the fair senoritas and the less attractive
duenbns return t0 the aeclusion of their
dwellings , while the men disperse to the
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cafes to gossip find smoke. This the man
do every night , band concert or no band concert -
cert ; but the women tin neb emerge again
until the next "retreta , " or perchance to go
shopping sumo forpuoon , under rigll
surveillance.
'In c country districts too soclal.roguln-
ilons re not so rigid , but even ( hero It will
dot do to give Spanish girls the freedom of
American young women , because-well , ho-
chine they have never hind it and might not
know what to do with it when they got ft.
The simple maidens of the country regiah
dance all night to tune harsh music of n
grent gourd rubbed with a stick , to which
pemlelretlug noise , sounding something like
the sharpening of a knife on a atone , time )
gracefully glide through ( lie languid muzts
of the Spanish 'valsas ; '
They told a pretty story recently about a
girl of San Juan , the daughter of the can-
tnhn general , Pauline Maclee , who went out
into the streets of San Junn anti tried to
rouse her countrymen and women to the
defense of their city. This may or may not
have been true , but It true it was In contravention -
vention of the Spanish code of conventiou-
alllles. Rarely does a Casllllan Joan d'Arc
venture out to lead Spanish troops , either in
defense or to charge , for , no mater how
much her service might be valued , her act
would surely be misconstrued ,
hut no matter ; watever the freedom that
the future may bring to Porto Rico and lho
women of San Juan , at present they nee
hedged about by ( lie strongest cihalns of
custom. They do not often venture out of
doors unattended , and , like time Moorish
women , they visit oftener the cemetery tti'tn
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Considering all these various conditions
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rich Co „ ] ad „ says alit' Is so tllunicfml to
ho cured after 12 years of frightful suffurlug
that she 1s willing to do or say nnytldng
that will help apread the knnwhetign of
wonderful Ilnzeinn. ] It cured Mrs. Chas ,
'uVeibruucu of Suntlusky , 0 „ titter ahu had
been given up to die is now tine marvel of
till her friends , she lives corner binplo sad
Tyler Ste , Miss Minnie 1t'lilhuns 10111
Avenue ll , Salltl Chicago , III. , says thorn
to 'nn reason ' why , girls and rnnrrieth ladies
should have' iafntul mepstruntlou whoa
they can use ltazehne tunfi bo cured , Mrs.
Conrad Frisch of Fres u , Cal , was cured
by Ilnzehille nail she ndeclares It is the
grandest nIetlIelno in the world. Mrs. '
Lila Portz of Thayer , Mu. , suffered six
years and it single box of Ilazellim gate 1
her back the health she enjoyed. 111 her
girlhood days , Mrs , Llna Ilnnzinger , ] 029
Broadway , Brooklyn , N , Y. Mrs , Louisa
Baehr , 6144 Carnegie St , Plttsbthrg , Pa ,
Mrs , Ii' . I. . Priebe Gaylord , Minn. Mrs ,
Fred Slack , \Vclsborn , Ind „ mid Mrs , Mar-
goret Schleffer of Constmtce , Neb. , nod
among many hundreds of others w liuso
cases of long atnnding and frightful severity -
ity were cured , by this mnrvuluua reined'
Saul your name anti address to llo Hazel-
inn Co „ 220 Bressler Block , South Baud
Ind. , and they will forward by propaitl '
mail a free trial ' ) ackago of Hazellnc. Send r
for It. Send today , no so no matter it ,
you are so doubtful that you ale utterly
discouraged , This remedy will cure you
and ( flare Is absolutely no doubt about it.
write today without fall in case you
prefer to begin treatment at ance you can
obtain a full sized package at your druggist -
gist for 11,00.
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Thousands have tried from time lmmem
mint to discover some emcacious remedy
for wrinkles and other imperfections of
the complexion , but Moue had yet succeeded -
ceeded until the Misses Bell , the now fam
ous Complexion Specialists , of 7S Fifth
avenue , New York City , offered the pub.
lie their wonderful Complexion Tonic ,
The reason so many failed to make lhhls
discovery before is plain , because they have
not followed time right principle , Bafns ,
Creams , Lotions , etc „ never have a tonic
effect upon the alcin , hence the failures ,
The Misses Ilcl1's Complexion Tonic bas
a most exhilnrallng effect upon the cuticle ,
absorbing aid carrying oft all Impurities
which the blood by its natural action is
constantly forcing to the surface of the
skin. It Is to the shin what a vitalizing
tonic is to the blood and nerves , a kind of
new life that inhmediulely oxhuilumrates anti
si'ungthens wherever applied , Its tonic
effect is felt almost immediately , and it
speedily banishes forever from the akin ,
freckles , pimples , blackheads , tooth patches ,
wrinkles , liver spots , roughness , oiliness ,
ortgpllons and discnloralloiua of any kind ,
In order that nil may be benefiteti by
their Great Discovery , flue Misses Rell will ,
during the present month , give to all call-
the picnic ground. Under ( lie seaward side
wall of ( he fortifications , withn massive walls '
rising above it on the south and the ocean
surges thundering to the nortlhward , lies
( lie great "Campn Santo" of San Juan , A
sentry turret guards ( lie cemetery hate , be-
and which , disturbed by time roar neither of
traces nor artillery , many thousand eisl
while residents of San Juan aleep their last
sleep , This spot Is not large , but , owing to
the peculiar ineltiods of interrnent , every
loch of Bpnee is occupied , not once , but
many tames over.
In the first place the graves dug in the
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era at their parlors one trial bottle of their
Complexion 'ranie absolutely free ; and in
order that those viio cannot call or who
live away from Now York nay ho beoQ
flied , they will sand one bottle to any address -
dress , nil cburges prepaid , on tlio receipt of
26 cents ( stamps or silver ) to cover cost of
packing 811(1 dcllvering. Tim price of thia
u'onderhll tonic is $1.00 per bottle , and
this liberal after should be embraced by all.
Time Misses Bell have just pupllsbed '
their now book , "Secrets of fleauty , " r"
This valuable work Is free to all + doeirfug ,
it. The book treats exhaustively of the
importance of a good complexinn ; tells
how a woman muiay acqulro benuty nod
keep it. Speclnl chapters on time taro of
the ] rtir ; how to have luxuriant growth ;
hlarnless methods of matting thin hair preserve -
serve its natural beauty and color , ai'etl to
advanced age , Also insl'uetlona how to
banish superfluous hair frotu time face ,
neck and arms without Injury to the aklu.
Tile book will be mailed to any address on
request ,
i'JIEE Trial llotles ( of wonderful Complexion -
plexion Tonic free at parlors , or 26 cents I
( cost of packing and mailing ) to those at a
distmhec
Correspondence cordially solicited , Ad.
dress
THE MISSES BELL , 7S Fifthl Ave" New York Cit y
'i'lls ) Ilsses hell's Goroirlt'xloa ' 1'attlt' , Complexion Sang , Sldti food tutd Oa
pllo are for Mttle by mail druggists ,
level are rented only for a term of years ,
AL the expiration of time lease out go what
remains of the oecuplmt if any grave , unlace
lds or her friends put up the "ueodfl" for
a renewal ,
What beceuea of the evicted dead ? Como
over to the angles of tue walls , amid there
you will llnd , filled lu every corner , leaps of
mouldering bornea , mingled with tattered II
grave clothes , lung black lressca and gtln-
ntug , ghostly skulls , Many of the graves
may still ho seen yawnlug wldely for other
occupants , 'fhl'ce sights are not cafctihBled
to lusplru cheerful thoughts nor to lmpreas
Dot , with the Pica that j3panlards and Spai-
Isle descended coledels tire over careful of
their departed frlenda' remains ,
Still ( hero are numerpus flap stones and
marbles here , mnrtumy urns and portrait
busts , but ib0se adorn fife graves of the morn
fortunate rich , amt are leased lu perpetuity.
Many of these are worthy of inspection for
their beauty of carvllg end their wealth of
Inlagluary In opituph , since here , as in other
plurea , time vlrtties of time dead and gone ate
recited aid their vices Ignored.
Against tube frowning fortress walls are
the columbarlau-lo elleak literally , the pig-
can holes-into which the wealthier people
are thrust feet fordmnost utter they have i
given up the ghost. Thu columbarium Iq long
and deep and nnrtow like an old-fashioned
brick oven , with a rnarblo slab for a door ,
which after the body had been placed wRluia ,
is hcrmetfcally sealed. And there the dend
are left to summer 1n ( ho dreadful tropical
heat ; but that may seem vastly better than
to bu planted In a sballow grave , with the
dread certalaly of being "resunrecled" within
three , tour or fine years , and what there 15 r
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