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10 1'llE ( 'r AIIA DAILY DHE. : . . . .8UND..A _ Y , JANUARY 20 , 1895. I
r Wo m a n 's D o in a in.
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tRltO for UloIIArA-lJrrA. of Ynunlt UnA..I"n
4 UlrIA-t.'rf'nr/t / r.raIAlntol I StRYA.
PAIS , JaIL 1-Speclol.-Whc ( ) a deputy
In the I.'ronoh chamber , the other dny , proposed -
posed the tax on corsets OR being I markt
tap1e ha only put In prominence the fact
that there was never I moment perhaps In
l tub history at French Mess when the lash-
onabh ! woman could so easily dispense with
the corset as now lous s are the olly
wear of the fashlonablo ' woman , and n corset
undornoth II I mater of habit and nt lt
t nil of nocuslty I could he nbandone,1 , I.nd
leave the erEct of the waist unchanged. The
proposition was stuphl. French l olllclans
feom not to keep up with the ( Ireis movement -
mont nny more. I was not thus short-sight-
edly that lcheleu ruled In trade Intcreels ,
when he decreed thai the Jronch houl rot
wear lace but might wear ribbons It the
clmmber wants the women's ali 10 nugm2nt
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the exchequer , I wi have to try agatn.
TOday nil the variety In cress h eXlenle.l ; .
on the blouse and , nil Ingenuity Is Ibsorbed
In making of I a new creatJn for'ery new
gown. The skirt can he left iret'.y mm.h to
itself , since Its form has beCIIH ! fixed , for
Imo lml to come , anti . It Is notty I r Innocent -
nocent of trimming ; hut nmonr alt thps
blouses , ther" Is In common only the no.'le
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- YOUNR GIRLS TOLETE.
band and belt which arc Invurl1 ) ! y of vel'et ,
shlred and fastened belal with the gath-
f611 IWlge that have so much IlleascJ for
. mora than a rear. I Is easy 11 vary this
elect , because , as the nx.itcrial I not
. stretched over the ngre , It talcs decoraton
like any orIental dress that falls base ; whatever -
ever Is done to It Is lu the way of enrIchIng :
t tim fahrlc.
'I I Is made both high all decolete , for It L
- Is i worn at br.lefnst 'Inne ? and bal , and It L
Is made of every materlll 111 : of saveral ma-
terlab Jnlngled. It Is like the skirt or It Is ;
unlike the skirt. The front may he Iller'nt t
from the back : the front an'l the back mar
'j ' - bo ( PPI down the mlidio Over ! ace or veh'.1t L
k. l fur , or tile front may Ic so 1IIIen only Ind I
- 0\01 a eh ml.eL ( of monstel ) ,1'1 ' Eel Il
ni'rllti need1av.irk. , It ' ' Lie . , In
: m'Eln needllw.rl I 'na' Io 111.ltp,1 Inl I
, ml"ners of plain , up and , I.wn Or across ;
It may he gathered or slashed 01 draped : I 1
tT . , may bo anything , If oFi ! J ! ! bliJ ey. ror
' the street , a fur trimmed velvet blouse Is the
latest chic , which must have a wadded bodice
r underneath ; In nil-fur blouse Is the highest , 0t
r Dlght , but to' this few attatn. , '
DLOUSES FOR ALL OCCASIONS.
A street toilet has a blouse of dark blue
. velvet above a plain skirt of blue serge
. The velvet Is all In side plaits , turning to-
war the celtcr , and falls over the belt b\-
Juno as wel as In front , wih the squarc
, . effect that Is a Part of the style Sable
.r epaulettes arc over the shoulders , and the
: tppet and mur ! are sable The whole Is
shadowed with an enormous black hat ,
trimmed with llUIflO8.
. For a 4 o'clock visit Is a blouse ' of fawn
. \'elvet , wHh , the front stamped out 1 jo r
l over cream sik'nnd embroidered with
. iridescent beads and a skIrt of silk of th'
saro color shot and brochell with green.
: Toque of fawn velvet and green.
For an unceremonious dinner Is a blouse of
DahlIa colored sik , strIped at wide Intervals
with hlack lines , gathered ento a yok\ of
- black velvet , wIth a black velvet bel The
; sleeves arO a large puff , reaching over th
. , elbow , with I bracelet of black velvet , and
- are made full by beIng gathered UII along the
S Inside l scam. This blouse has the erect of
three enormous puts , all of a size. For an
elaborate dinner Is a toilet of deep old rose
, . velvet , the blouse front skirt front and
sleeves hrocaded with white. The neck Is
, slightly low and square , and Is bordered
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with sable the ,
: sleeves arc long and glgo
A. Oyer the shoulders epaulette Pieces fall down.
: . back and front , of plain velvet bordorel1
with "able , and the skirt Is bordered with
wih
sablo. Another toiet Is of Nile green velvet ,
green crepe and white lace. .Tho blouse Is a
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square decolete' , low In front ' and half low
btlilni : 'tI3 front of Idco over crepe , and the
. - bick it velvet , with a" plaltM . butterfly how
. at the top "of \1\vot \ , .11110(1 ( with rose , that
tala over each shoulder , giving a yoke effect
to the front. The sleeves Ire velvet and I
:1' crepe , and the skirt has the buck at velvet '
. nnll the front and sides of crepe , caught
. . with velvet how lined with rose , the crepe
gathered . lt the waist and falling full and
, louse. flaIL of rose vclvot.
'rm T1mATER BLOUSF.
: . For the theater a hlouso of red moussellue
: , - ( e sale , nil accordeon plaited , mousselne frolt
covered with black lace and sewed In the
front of ( lch armhole a black lace tab , that
fall out over the sleeves and gIves a wIde
. effect to the front. Iother , of pale green
J Iousselue ce solo ali black velvet : the
b tck Is of the velvet , front
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velvet also , and the relllder , I of the
10 utlolne , I'ltlcd and tailing very bJuffaut
Across the Jlust u bralln,1 , tit \1\ct , or:1. :
merlal ) cut . 11 fastened with ribbon robeltes
to the velvet on each Ide , 'fhe slaeve I i n
r veh"et pull . tlalhrll I.Wl the Ilhle o\ ' r
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velfet , with rosette on each side. Al the '
velvet In front Is studded with mock diamonds -
mends ,
DtESS OF lUSSIAN GIRLS.
The young Huulln girls In PAis furnish
smo instructive Illas In winter dress. Their
fUT they wear with I. lieu cress. 11 elm- I
plcly , making them pro ce an erect of
luxurIous l warmth , where the rest of us , as' '
te hough embarrassed , with their disposition ,
cut them 1 [ Into fantastic trimmings ; also ,
they have 1 decided preference for plain ,
hravy wools , notably serge , as against the
fancy wools liked by French women , and
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these they make In plain , substantial form ,
somewhat as English I women do , only not
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wih the same tailor cut
The form Is likely to he a jacket of aie-
thlrc length Ihorter , double-reutCl , with
alplo facings of fur , and 1 skirt ! cut fash-
Ion l ably and stitched for all trimmings , anti . a
blouse which lay be of vlvet I Is In n
Ilreu made like this that French wemen also
this winter dress their Inlarrlcl , daiightfrs. :
The effect Is practical , unpretentious anti , elegant -
g ant , nl11 Is acconllshell with little all-
parent outlay.
Serge Is the of the
common wear most
arlslocrato women In the colony , as wel ns
of the humbler ones , ns wel its of the 200
young lusslan women here at work In the
medical schools , to whom It Is almost n
second cuticle : thus the prlnclss oC Georgia
nnl , her Ibughters , at the Sunday service of
the Husslan church are aln03t always In
serge , black or dark hlue.
The following models , will be found useful
for f the wardrobes of young girls
IMIENSE CHIC.
A brown and whlo mixed serge Is made
with I jacket like that described , buttoned
warmly doWn with big her buttons , with
facings of otter fur. The skirt Is nnlshed
with rows , or stitching . and the blouse Is of
velvet cf the same color A gray reception
toleto t hRS the jacket of velvet and the
skirt of serge , with a small , velvet puff set
In i the edge and rows of stitching above. The
sttching runs UII all the scams , making of I
each breadth a sort of 1Jan01. Douse of :
vet vet , and over the whole a collar and muff
of sliver for . A dress of navy : blue serge
and velvet trimmed with black serg '
a little \oro elaborate The skIrt has two
narrow rows of aslakan bordering a three-
Inch I band of velvet ; the blouse has a binding :
of astraltn lt the top of the neckband and
at the wrists , which run oul In long points
on the hand ; the jacket has the back cut
loose l and connned to the waist In gathers
illa strap that passes over the back and
underneath the front. I has an astraltn
collar that turns round
colar tip the neck and a
brotd : seven-Inch facing of astrakan down
the front. Another at the same materials I
has the plain skirt turned over down the t
back sem to form a panel faced with velvet
The blouse t of serge with yoke and belt of
velvet , and the jacket Is all of astrallan , A
skirt of black serge with a blouse of black
and white check velvet Over It Is worn a
hnI-Iength cape of the serge cut In ful
ful
gOdeta , with lining and largo collar of dun I.
chilia. '
The hats mot worn by young girls wih I
ther costume are of felt with large rosetes
of velvet mingle with smaller rosettes of
color and wings ADA CONE.
8AUI IN CIlLIII N'S 1'-001.
, \ SUJle lon Cor alotlteru , 'Vho Are Inler-
" ! tCI tn UnbY'A utet '
Little Is known of the part which sal
takes In nutrition , I Is the only condiment
needed by children ; seeeming to stmliate
a delicate appetite , and It
delcate appcte certainly tacltates
digestion by rendering foods and causing di -
gestyo Juice to now freely.
I Is In all foods but not In sufficient quantity -
ty , therefore It must be added , especlal ) p'
to food containing potash , potatoes , etc.
A child whose diet contains a larger amount
of potato than Is advisable will crave unusual
'quanttes of salt , possibly much to the as -
tonishment at its guariliari. Dy limiting this
artt lo 'at' food and
art supplying vegetables or
fruits containing the salts required , this :
cravIng will disappear.
Cows' mil , contaIns , .Vore rotash thai
mothers' milk , which explaIns why its use
with sal Is advised by food specialists. When
milk Is poor In sals , the butter Is Imper-
fecty digested , which Is another frequent
" source of children's ailments.
A fart"e 's svite wl ! know this and give
young CICIenS LOU minerai sals they need
In i the form at oyster and egg shells , or lime ,
but abe may not notice that under a faulty
'diet regime . deprived of these self-13me salts ,
her child Is developing rIckets ; one of the
most preventable yet onQot the most coin.-
man " diseases Of f childhood , amongst rich and
p oor.
Prof. Ufelman says In "Hygleno at the
C hild" : "Denclency of Inorganic salts In the
food at growing children < easily overloaded !
hy their , gardlans , , Is a frightful source of
nulrltvo disorder. Deficiency of lme espec-
l ally tends to result In rickets. " '
Sails arc especially Important In the forma-
ton of teeth and of bone. An Immense
amount of bone Is formed durIng chIldhood.
It Is not until the end of the twelfth year
thai the cartilage entering Into the formation
of bone has been converted Into true bone
t issue , which fact will show the pre-eminent
Importance I of supplying foods containing the
required salts drulng not only the nursery
perlocl but also during the following years of
c hildhood.
A child's dIet cannot be watched too closely
In I this re5pect , and the serious results that
always follow neglect of luch precaution . e.
g" I , the development of rickets , scurvy , eczema ,
In I short , Indigestion In Its varIous forms and
dtgrees , must show that the need Is Impera-
tve' for close study of domestic scIence , as
allplcd to this and other questions'of similar
1 i port.
Habits of eating th ? foods I"culre are
easiy established In the nursery by using
tact and care. The practical applicatIon of
the uses of food containing Ealts Is 10 give
children milk and mil only ( which contains
dl the In relents ncetssnry for ntrmal
growth ) for th" nut year , uniesa advised to
the contrary by a reputabl physicIan 'fhlg
Is i . a law In France . Cereals and w oil madt
brad should then h ( added gradually.
Supplying farlnactous 'fOOIli to e"ce9 , with- I
out the- corrective salts , Is a frequent occur- I
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rPII' ' nUll n" " or th" frst tllrnii1Ifl ? hln"lR
when ' ' changing " t a uniacd diet slmhlnl , . Milk.sliould '
still be the chief article of food at thIs time ,
lllce fruit and vegelables may not yet be
'adlell , to the dietary When eggs , maca-
rout , mtat and vegetables are allowable , milk
sItuhd be U e tn lels quantity. Datec ! po'
tatoe , seasoned with salt , and rico or maca-
roni , well bol 01 In salted water , may be
given after tIe years , supplementing the fat
required with sweet cream or mIlk.
After two ycsrs give fruit juie3 , stewed
fruits , a3 hears , IJruns and applet ; bald
apples ; the 1111 of a ripe orange-all t'on.
taming the desired sals-anl grapes without
the seeds , which fruit Is especially vJluabl ,
being eompo9r1 chiefly cf itaits and water In
solution and glucose which Is readily ah.
Brb l , until the tme ! arrives for the addi-
then of easily dIgested vtgatabIes.-3 ; '
ton easiy 1Ig fted vuetablts.-3 years
or age-ven then watching closely fer 1mB-
calcn ! of assImilation ! or mnl. slUlaton , as
each vegetable Is tried , Inasmuch as many
children Inherit tcnlenclu which lalts It h
advIsauie' l to defer tl Ia cf c rta'n veCr-
tables until later years . The folJwlngeg .
lable , till 11 their beet condition , lay le
tried In the order given , accollng 10 season -
son : After three years , as stld : beflfe ,
sPlfldli ( al a ' \uree ) , atc'weci criery , aspara.
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gum , tips . cauliflower tops , stewQ,1 Bermulla
or Spanllh onlels , very ) 'Onnl Iquh ( as a
[ uree ) , Iflllr string beans antI young peJ
and fcrnllee Hrrcl ; corn ( with 10 hull ) . '
Man ) ' mothers will say . : "Hut I doxt'L need
an ) IItIeU ( I tiles fllr lit ) baby cf 18 months
or : 'ears. lie eats eyer'thlng antI . I per-
te'thj reIl. "
L. Emmel 101 , M. D. of New York says
111 "JtabyL'oeti" thai he has had
I "lh1bloed" quite a large
e1llrlolCI I\\h tbow chldrl who "ate
eerythhmig" ar < setue'l ' to relish II , anti hu
ftl led a nlmber ot them to their graves
Irave
nI the tiithxxiate rsull of IUc unreasonable
and 10conEfdcuto luractices.
J' iiirrtites , ,
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yjolH II Ii"uloul : distiaton I Is again
the fuvorlfe ! rp/rllco cf the clegante. II
fart , vlold Is the hsttlun far oil accessories
t the teet , This cxilensh'e '
; ! luxury Is $ (0
an ounce Ilreplred exu"ly : by the very IUlmu
prlnllle ' Ri tit altar of ross , and
sit creat' hn been the experience that
Prf at last ? cton I , has reachc\ the . hlhtlt state of
'fitr 'lctr womant - today carries
thrugh hr entire toilet accessories the one
erfume For Instance , of the violet
cololne cv nn extract 19 prepared-then the
viole water , soap , tooth wash , powder for
the face anti bath are all of ana scheme.
Even the sachets wMch scent her dainty
Farments ne of this one delicate fragrance ,
whie In her drawing rooms the chairs and
lofas are lined wIth violet sachets , whose lie-
Iclous l odors float through her charming
s alon . at the three now' extracts the Peau
d'J spsgne , sweet orchid and concentrated
borls may be classed the prize perfumes of
the day
Then follow the Persian bOluet , orange
newer and that exquisite toIlet accessory
Inllo for the Infanta which for a short time
, \S the reignIng farhion
As sachets are really perfumes In their
way , the Pershn mIxture Is a wonderful
c oncodtioui. ThIs skIn or leather Is by some
p recess soaked so as to obtain the full value
ful vlile
ot the perfume selected . So when sewed In
te , corsage Qt a drss wilt retain the scent
tor at least two 'ears. A small piece
three Inches square can be purchased Ilece
$1.7G.
Perfumes there arc In powder shape
whIch ! come In tiny vials of homoeop3thle
Loses , n delicate pink In color and at the
high price of $ : , The great artists In dress , I
Worth and Felix , use them always for their i
splendd ) gowns and wra s , The sachet of ,
today Is n loose affaIr . made at India silk
sik
without embroidery The e sweet snted
a rticles have a generous IJlaco for the per-
fuming of lingerie.
lut for the , new departure this season
sachets are made of plush or satin , embroidered -
broidered In Heraldic designs , whIch date
from ( Henry II. to Louis Xl" , Xiii. ,
Xi\r , , XV. and so on to the empire wreath
wih all Its Napoleonic glory. And for
delicate laces anti , handkerchiefs they arc
unrlvtlell
So that the perfumes for these Idols of
fashIon are no longer of I delicate nature
They are heavy , orIental , having almost d
I somnolent effect.
For a fine make-UI the milk of
fne mik CUCUI-
bars Is a wonderful skin preservatIve. For
preservatve.
hands nothIng Is bettor than Ilmonll meal , i
and for the eyes there Is the black stick i
known as the EgyptIan megp , This won-
derful eyo.enchanter was found Inside of nn
Egyptian mummy by two Italian professors ,
who turned It to account.
LITTLE DUTCh flON1.T. I
Tim Amcrtrnn Woman Learns to Love Is I
-cry EccentricIties.
When the American summer tourist saw In S
London shop windows bits of headgear with I
the czarina loops at the side , she exclaimed : :
"Thank goodness , thee atrocities wi not
cross the Atlantic. "
She was even more emphatic In her gratitude -
tude later OI when she observed the smart L
women at Cowes weal these bonnets at tin
very back of their heads uncovering the long
parting In front , and supported by I "b3th
bun" al the nape at the neck.
With the consistent Inconsistency attribute
to women , the gentler cex am now turning
their thanksgiving In the opposite dlrecton-
they ar praising the fact that the Dutch
bonnet has arrived
For , bike the people whese name It bears ,
It crossed the ocean and captured Manhattan -
yule . I has also brought the czarIna S
and the English bow over with I ,
Every one acknowledges the Dutch bonnet
to bo a species of hall adornment to which
cue has to bo cultivated , and , as Oscar Wild a
said . ot old blue china , i Is very dlncult to
live up to The hair must be kept well arranged -
ranged , the neck "fixings" should ! harmenlze ,
and It cannot bo'wor with "just any sort of
a gown. "
These bonnets are still so Infrequent as , to :
occasion a turning at ' heads vbcoh ' an' cape
daIly striking enagoca . past ; thF women ge t
to feel "IBid" when 'w arlng them , : n'4 Ilet .
men wonder how coMs In the head ar
averted. One woman declares that each ar
tme
she goes out adorned In hers sh feels tlit t
passers-by are saying . , "There goes oz " o f
the gaiety girls. "
The plain Dutch bonnets for street and
church 'wear are fashioned from black v'tlvet , ,
with bits of cut steel and ' . - Irish lace ; ! Dna
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worn by I fshlelable WQlan al St. Ttomns' ;
lat Sunday had the small crown , wIth its
point toward the. front , of coarse Irluh ldce .
'Fitis hart five narrow ribs at clipped , nstra-
khan , that
joined a border of the same mn-
terlal. The very , large l.op lt time back
were at black velvet , three e either side ,
the center Joined wih a round steel buclde.
Shn had placed I Car back al her hair ,
that shone \ Hh vigorous brushing und
waved Into a large Lantry coil CI thin eck.
Another affair wis toque shaped , coming
to 1 round [ point In front. The crown was
un open bit of silk culpur e , At either wal f.
large jet medallion formed time root from '
which bmnchel out varlegJled loops or green
brocade One fet supported an upright ,
Iiny black feather , and two broad labs of
velvet tell over the tease coil of hair
The
NapoleonIc era which Is sweeping
over us has its exrresslon In some of the
new bonnets. They are formidable wilts
their high arch of glittering scales IJow-
, ever , they omit to curve downwards over the
ears . hut finish the necessary by boasting
a stockade of plumes at one side. The long ;
effect In the back seen In the other hannah I I
II carried out here with tiny drooping
feathers cr points of lace and velvet. i
Jet Is universally tabooeJ for crowns. Ito
substut b are slurred chiffon anti ' thick
laces , like Venetian ; gfcurlal or guipure.
For evening wcar lht shades of velvet
form the centerpIece when any Is neded. '
The most arUtlo bonnet for gaslght that
I have seen was worn by OAa Nethersole ,
the English actress , whose clothe1 are fa-
Iltous She wore It 1 > laced fO fur back that
the whole ! remit of her coiffure was un-
toicbicd. , Its boy was merely a Greek
order band of cut LeeI. . that stood up for
al Inch. At hl : two extremities uvore , ,
extremiies wtre sop-
aratciy . a list bow of pnlt ! velvet , spangled
with ftttI , an'l three slal lavender teuthter3 ,
Coo of which stood upright , thc hI ( a other
drcJlln !
'fhls style II already titled "tho Nether-
sole , " and Is reaping n justifiable weed of
populorlry , ,
urn Is designated 1 the English style ,
its difference ! rom the Dutch consisting In
the lack of crown. Whether crowned or I
uncrowned , to bi II time \'ogue. your boum t ,
must he sItuled at Ih& extreme emil of the
porting , anti its leolll , like wings , must I
stand sideways to Ile breeze. i
The new benne I. tIme easiest of all ( ash. t
lenablo frivol' tl luHl at hcme-that la" I
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to any woman 'h Is ( left-fingered about
tying a bow , for 11 b loops lie all the art
LHOIUI ! , " . I ? 1't itTtiS.
) lnll ItsathingsThin . ' : l.t Form or lypno-
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Ihl " ' " 1uly I'olllar ,
Society folk I\Rt , have something beside
social functions ito Interest them. Palmistry
nnl astrology hkv 'd balls hall their sway for
I\o seasons , ' Is not A fashionable
woman but kn' ! pre future , her Into and
her dlspslton-thl Is , If she brought :
devotce's faith tb th science ,
The present YOgUf In New York Is telepathy -
pathy I'eopioxitu $ . to Iea I transmIssion
at thought Is poiLhb I , anti if Ilel ca' cQmllel
others to do thqiriddIng IW ) an unspoktn
deslro. thqlvlldding unspoJtn
Mrs. Paran Sleyens pays large sums of
money to noted conjurers for an nIJpe.l-
ance at her entertalum"nls , nlllnl the
guests by eli thnl Is wlerd In mind reading
amid feats of legerdemain. I Is , therefore ,
I natural result that fashionable atentcn
, should turn toward ps'chlcal experiments.
These tvenlngc devotcd to telepathy at fash-
Ionble house are , , the "oulcome.
The regulation exquisite dressing , elaborate
supper anti Lander's orchestra are the ac-
clssorlcs for a "telepa tly arty , " The morlus
operandi Is to arrange the guests In a circle ,
holding each other's hnnds. Perfect sIlence
Is observed. The bender , one who Is held to
possess unusual power , puts her mln,1 , upou
a certain thought , and she must wIll II that
the working of her brain Is transmited to
the person whose hand she holds. The mec
ceiver of this thought adds scmethlng to I
amid In turn semis It on through the electric
current of her nngers to hicr neighbor's brain .
This transmIssion Is contInued around time en-
tire circle. When the last guest Is reached ,
the hands remaIn In touch. while each Iler-
son relates the producl of her brain , an,1 , to
bo up to professional standards the thought
sboul1 have grown as naturally as an acer
lo an oak
This successful result Is what the women
who are gIving so mlny hours to its study
aim for. As 1 game for the morning hours
It Is outrlvalng duplicate whist In popularity ,
and some of the young women who won
trophies In thai I1ItId hro fitting themselves
to bo victors In this contest oC mind reading.
Even the debutantes , " \"ho naturally consiler
life made of ten , roses anti dancing , are In-
dined to bo pdtronlzng and join In the amuse-
ment. One "buI" confessel that she and
her boon friend held hands through tIm ser-
mou on Sundays and compare thoughts
afterward , "and , " sue added , "we generally
succeed , for there Is nothllg to distract us ,
you know , and we can't talk "
As for th9 science of telepathy , It Is enly
old wine In a new bottle. 'Tis the old-
fashlcned mlll reading , an inferior sort of
hypnotism , that has amuse the gay little
circles at arm ) ' pots In the west for many
years. The child who used to say at school
"Can you tel what I am thinking about ? "
thought It most wonderful If the comllanlon
luessed right ; but the enthusiastic smart
woman of today will tel ycu that It bas
its root In I scientific ' fict ; In a word , vibra-
tions. That sight , sound thought , arc each
the product of the ! air wav ( You admit
that , and she gQ's'n wIth her theory. <
"Now , " she says , "your medium Is the person -
son whose brain vibrations nt' Into your vi-
bratons , Each peon has one pecular to
herself. Yours la ; ) be a rlght-.hand rotary
iaton and her ,11 , ! left-hand rotary move
lent , and when , 'you.1ry to bring them to-
gethtr , they nt asthespirata ! of a corlescrew.
I Is wel knownitbat nn electric current hehl
In coo hand wl"pnss through the body of
the per9m : you 'touch ; these wave currents
110 the same timing. There Is noting at all
al
wonderful aboutblt when you study I , " she
glibly concludes ' - 7
These telepathy Parties arc not always
composed of the" gnter 6ex. Unbelieving
Inen are Invegle ! , . ' 1'to coming Unbllevlng , -
marled ! a brlghg1r ( iast week , "we want to
see It they cain ! , prve the , ownerShip at
stronger minds ' . , Nctm. does the evenIng con-
slat of , the OM var1ety of trial mentioned.
A lemb r at the . /rty Is sent from thereon
roonal11.the cir ltslt like 1 silent jury deciding -
cIding that hue sJuJ tb their wIll. He , plays
the piano , finds " I\ articles . pours out a
glass of water and hands It totsOnue I designated -
nated guest , etQttc.m , . , -t" ,
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I bias been an unwritten law of , coolery'
thai the substantial part of a salad should
be composed of vegetables " 'ot saceharlne.
lInt some epicures have recently decided
against this doclrln' Timy have served
shaddock : oranges and alligator "pears with
1rench 01 mayonnai&o ! dressing , for that
course which divIdes the roast from the
sweets. I has proved most p3lntable.
To prepare oranges faT n lalc , slice them
very thin : serve In limit plates anti let each
/ucst Prepare her OIn' dressing of vllelar ,
al , pepper and salt. Mayonnaise Is a trifle
too heavy for the fibres at oranges , trilo
serves excelenty on shnddoclls ( or grape
fruits ) . tllt do not , possess so delete a
Ilavoi'ing ns their smaler relatives.
When pre\arlnl : lie later It Is wirer to
cut time slices . '
slces imltt.xflutI'tCrS , Innocent of rind ,
for otherwlso tummy lare tmnwleldly
The smmuahl , toothsome
alligator
smal aligator pear Is
frle.ly . with ell' qrcs41ng , hit the e whose
palales HU hunl ! to Jelo ) Jean toward limo
plcpsml , * tang of3 vliRlar ? ami oil , unmixed
with egg. qu 'J al
A few houseWI have Jntrodnccll thesis
fi'ilts on crisp lett'.mP'leaves ' ; tInt bending of
green on relow" ' $ 't ' a pleasant artistic
touch alll the rdi1tot I helng : artstc
getler Is-to tlhc ingIisim-"not halt
bSII " qlJ f La ' , Enl hal
,
A new tomato IJ1d . made its presantatloa
I r at a luncheon last1Zucek The vegetable had
I been laken In HI b rAw state , teeletl amid
sluEezel througlld tlendor Inlo n 'iulvorlmmg
lulverlng
puiii. I was IJIIIIL into a hong , narrow
moll tutu into tim dC I'IX until congealed
then brought cnntu table In the mmmltist of
Ehehlls of ronimmirir , a In serving time mltst
servInI hoste3
divideti It limttim.tltiCk
tlvldell tikes with
it
Inta'I.hrJ Ellu
woolen wlb I long
salad iaife.4oyouun4s3 dressIng was
added , nut ] the "Iomalo crEssllr , the
creator christened If i , "as w' el n success I :
from an artibtic apd , an epicurean
staud-
point. Irt tc _ , staud1 1
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IUV1lfIOJ.U ) J'I S'rl
Sugicsticit's u. to lImo -ny to r rlltllf
11 : ; " .
TJlcre are few housekeepers who have net
awal.ceJI fCme morning to flail the sugar Dr
flour cr buter alive wih ants , the haug-
lug rhlf Invhd , with rat ) , the sink overrun
with roscbu. So updy : : dl these potts
peli
IreeJ that the mbt hiirae : efforts only wil
exterm nate theml anJ after hint ( a cJnstnt
w3tcfulnns ( must bl , n1nslnd : ! to IO11
clear cC tlelr ! eaaroasbttusntt' ,
Ccrros\'e : tubHlle ! . rue cr the qu'rkst
iIcon 1 kn\ln , anj fr t't re,8 n D 01 '
cloul. ! TIFJ pJp rtfl oh i : b ab ut t'l me
1'rl c.rNIItuL 1tO ; ' Iv t 101 i " 11 wet :91 i
whih makes It very stron , This , uSNl as 1
wash , Is nearly always ( ( ctvo for the time
b eing , bul 6ther measures are necessary for
a comnplto riddance .
I COl pieto rllllnnce.
Ants usually appear In the pantry Dr cellar-
WiY , and invade everything they find. Sugar ,
fl our , ele. , so afetol , rhoul b3 scallet , with
plenty of hot water , to kill these already
there. Ten everything shoull be removell
from the sllelve ! anti scalding water poured
o ver. Corrosive sublimate solution may then
bo poured around , amt when the shelves are
Ilry blow with I powder bellows red pepper
In i every creole and crevice. I 19 unlIkely
they wi ever return ,
Hats and mice are , more difficult to deal
w ith . Poison Is out at the question In the
rmmer , for they always choose a place In
the t house to tile . Traps tail to ensnare them.
The only plan to drive them away nbsoiltely
Is I to get a quantity of potash , put I In the
sun tl It bceomes soft ( , anti then , with a
tick , smear every hole that can bo f0111
SonH than walt through this 1 rat will
chauge his abode. Front a druggist who sells
sels
I1SD get all the ( pIeces they throw away ,
punll fine anti throw In the lmoes : Ieln '
sharp II wil cut their feet This comblna- I
t ion lloachmes , polash anti glass , Is I never-failing cl" ' 1
103ehos are nlong the most persIstent I
I , ( that ins-ado I house , Get equal harts
of Paris green and borax , anti , al night , oat
a round their haunts In old . dbhes. They will
< II away like magic. Samet hits they are
found In desks , especially In oncs , This
i , rcparation scattered freely under the bot-
tOm pnller will rid the drawers at them It
I s elmrsost tniposibbo I
llost Implslble to Ret rid of bugs In a
c oft wfotl jZ Beler burn time hed tip In
the bglnnng ! I Is eleraly trim that the
b3by's crib Is the offending member , being
made at softer woo.l. . Then till the beds In
the houst Ehou11 ho gven [ a turpentine bath ,
pouring II Into alt the cracks and crevices .
Time spring shoul have nn extra good dose
DII the edges DC the mattress , bolster amid
pillows soalled. A pint to a bed Is the
average allowance. This wilt kill all hugs
I i reaches.
Bow Insect powder all over the bed , SIJrlng
nnd nmattresn , examine the bCI every
d ay , repatng this treatment twlco a week
for a month. Next varnish the woodwork ,
ThIs will close \ all little cracks where they
could ha\e hidden , ali not only keep them
cut , but Ire\'ent others from getng In The
base boards and other paint should ale be
looltl b to , lurpentned and , It thoulht nles-
euyarnlshc Such trealment will destroy
hem In short order.
Wiow cribs and rockers need attention ,
parlcularly during warm weather The rem-
e dy for these Is scaldIng water , an appiica-
applca-
tion of corrosive sublimate solution ali a coat
or varnIsh , whIch
vrIsh hall bettor be left to a
furnlturo dealer to administer.
Fim.thlon Nnlcs.
Ermine Is going out as abruptly ns It
came In.
Flowered taffeta ribbons and artificial flow-
crs galore are to bo features of summer mull-
lner l ) ' . mi-
Dark terracota capes richly trimmed wIth
jet , amid edged with black fur , arc very wih
fectve day wraps ,
Among the novelties In neck gear Is a
sable collar band , with rosettes and iommg
stele ends of lace on eiher sIde of the long
Milliners have given specIal prominence
to yellow In laces veh'ets
'elow , , rosettes , aigretes ,
chiffon aqd gold passemcnterles and ama-
ments. ora-
mack Is said to be the fashionable color
of the moment , and the womnn who has
been every kind of a blonde from pale yellow
to a TItan divinity will hot hesitate 'elow ap-
peal In ebony loclls
The Eton jacket In fur Is very popular
I stops exact ) ' at the waist , fits snugly and !
al
has usualy wide lalJels amid collar , but its
bIg sleeves arc quite as often made of silk
01 vlvet , sik
With a decoleto hedlcc , ribbon and velvet
throatels are again worn , the newest being
ted at the back In outspreading bows , and
ornamented In front with jeweled stars and
crescenl
A , pretty evening dress Is made at white
( nbfolcered chiffon over white ! mln , whl -
med on the skirt with three rows of lime.-
green velvet , and on the simple full waist
with pink roses and green lea ve !
The newest coats and wraps have sloping
shoulders.alm no fhoulder at au-as a
al-as
latut l r"ctor after theIonm Period of built-
up shoulders In garments of all SOtts and tie-
scrlpUonD . .
Although skirts that are close-fitting at the
close-mtng
top t and faring vohumhnommaly at the bottom I
arc in , highest vogue , thcy are not alowel ab-
solute sway They are not unlvetnly liked .
neither arc they unlverfly becoming.
Whlo lawn laco-trlmmed petticoats , ul
after the umbrella pattern , giving the dNlrll
fulneM around the tot , are among time lel-
lag specialties In ulierwear , And dainty
flannel skirts arQmalle with rufes amid . Inser-
tons of O\en wol embroidery ,
No woman who 8tulles the arl of dress
unllervahlt1 the black gown , Anll yet how
Iown
few wear It with tihacretton. lack bcomes
fair hair anti a hrlh conmphexiomi The
darker woman must rclo\'o It with touches
of vivid color ,
Pur this winter has been reid by the fur-
lang . 1ndoubtly It 19 thc trimming of au
trmmlngs ! . for winter uses , amid . granting
aul.
grantng
good quality-that , Is real fur-Il is I I wise
and safe Investment , apart from from its
present use. I'ur 10 always fashionable
A l010 which i9 i hovering on the threho1
Is this utilization of Ibo skins ot baby Iop-
arlh for tght.Otlng waist coats , to be wern
with seal skin jackets heft flying wlll open
Tht elect Is not unlke that of a. gold em-
broiered vest but I a deal costlier .
A \'cy pretty mlton leg sleeve ! ha" ni'
; earel 1 among the tlre5sy ( toilets cf the ten-
son4 whIch shows n delicate fiat embroidery
In beads and bilk In pointed desIgns on the
entire ttl of the sleeve an.l alto from wrist
to elbo\v. A vcsl deCrat ll to match Is an
effective adllton _
Many at the colored cloth cares are limueth .
C31. Ine.1
wih lovely fancy silks , In taft contrasting
shades anti , wlun the frIar's hoo.1 . Is lineti ,
Inel
to correspond , , n'cr ) ' charmIng elect Is
Ilrolluced , unit there are many Clp rhmltes
of ehowimug time smart lining , eIther by accl-
dent or design
1'01111:0 , : Notes ,
Time only womln chemIst In New York
.
City Is MIss Ida Welt , a Viussar Alrl
There are twenty-four women takll the
grmlnate course nt Yale this year Among
them Is one from Hndclfe college.
The stllenis of tile Unlvcrslty of Calornia
have declle,1 , to n.lollt . I reform dress ( f
the . modified Syrian Ilater for olt-of-dour
"cam. .
weaA \
A Iluhlc lbrary recently presenle,1 , to thc
city of Gmihemia . Iii . , carries with It the very
modern cOlllton that four of its Ilno trustees -
toes shal he women.
Harvard Is to have nn elective cooking
course Idled to Its curricmmitmmmu. \"lent 1 \ !
the coming las ton bachelor hns asplraton
beyond chatltmg-diahi cool.ery.
An Oaklanl , Cah , womal has a weakness
for odd 01 Interesting pitchiors . and has
managed In the short sllnce of ne years to
get together a collection numbering 126. I.
Mrs. W , A. Leonard anti Mrs. l. I G.
a.
Brown , two of the United States treasury .
detectors of burned and counterfeit money ) ,
are claimed to be the most expert In the
world
, In LImo Cambrldgo ( Englanl ) Mathematical
trlpos list this year time minnie of Miss John-
son of Newnhnm stood alone In the first
division of the first cass of tIm second part
of the trlpos , leatng all time muon
Miss Helen GOIII Is not one of the women
who fnd only picturesque charity atractve ,
\'Ith the check that goes yearly to limo
Dables' Shelter of tIme Church of time holy
Communion goes , too , the conliton : .l -
servo tIme cots for the two most uninterestIng -
lug babies , "
,
A Russian woman 111 Tartnovskl cf
Odss. has learned : the trade of watch-
nualeing . ali has been awarded this dlplema
at master watchmaker Iy the trades' cOln-
cit In Odessa. She Is the first nUSslall woman -
man to adopt 1 trade hlherlo monopolized
by' men.
The editor of the Melbourne Punch Is a
very enterprising young woman , by the name
or Miss Agnes Murphy. She Is a mcmber' '
of the leading wemen's clubs of that Aus- I
trslan city , wrlt authorltatvely on "Vic-
torIa and Its Hesourc 3 , " and says that Ehe
expects to be financially Indeendent by
the time she Is 30.
Mrs. Lea : Ierrlt , who has decorated the
Dacllheath church , Englanl , Is said by 1r.
Robert , Austin , the chemist , to have discos' -
o\-
erel a gronnl for fresco work whIch will
malco It Ilurable. - I this Is true , a5 some t
cue points out , .n nOblt art may be revived L
In England , and possibly In America.
This dowager emlreS9 of China has writen
a note expressing her thanks for the present
at II New Testament mad& to , her by tin :
fcrgn ! wOmen resldenls of Peking , on Ih 5 : '
ccecslon of her sixteth birthday. With I
the note were sent for presentation to the
tiomiors , valuable articles of silk anl satin ,
and luamalkereimleft crepes. , exquisitely embroIdered lces I
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For the Dyspeptic and J3picure. '
The dyspeptic says of Quaker Oats , " How diges- "
tble I " The epicure ; " How delicious I " I
' Sold only in 2 lb. Packages.
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b ) liaise mmu'ttitit ! our itrvLc'ma. A allol IIJlall ( WIII tt3 1UJr ' c.PJIO'IUJI ' zm4wmJii : ; 01 t'rs : .
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Ad'lco Ind tkilll Ir.aIICIIII lro 10 every one IJY
THE CURAPATiIC INSTITUTE ,
1703 DODGE sr.REET , OMAHA
S"r"IOCI " frau Ihl8 muioimthm . Will (11) charj < for mullein\ , and II cases Whntc ( p"rlto,1 II i I
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HALF A OENTURY OF SUOOESS
Dr. lht'edh'htltllg ha 111' ' nn experience of
halt 1 century ' -1f ) ' years or ucc .1 ito humS
seen nil tIme pnthllA nll isnuC rite nl,1 fall t the
cia hiA or lehm "r In.tlur , Rll or htoux's Anti.
Toxine . nail hnA . ' HOIX'nl
III. nlli 1111.1 from tnch anti every 010
Ihl goat nail , tihitcanted time worthhes , oat , as ha
en's Imi hmI latest nuaaimcml , "iii hit ago of nearly
eghIy ) enru , with ter fifty years' experience In
( lie hraVtteo of nicuhlemne , tint mart' ttmnn firty iii'
thin u.s q anti t'erfeetloim imr my $ mcclmtes , thme' nra
naw nekimowleIgel t , lx' ilic Imusut meltable fammulmy
nst'thleines hcnawn to tue lambhle. "
\"ittm timi rime eapc'rlcmmce It It utIle' ivonler thmt
' ' 71 , ' ' hits latest 5i'evtIId for armmc nut ( 'mihtl , Ii
meeting with lit' grcnt'ttt sueees of the ng.
Letters of timank , , teittIf'Ing it' tie cure of ( 'ohtl ,
( hrtI.e $ , lflhitleimzm , t'atnrrli , l'atns anti $ Qrenosmm In '
time hIm'al imnil tiit , ' ' '
t'otiaii , Sore 'i'lmm'onl , ( Iemmerai
l'rt'utmtlomm cliii Fever are reeciveil tiommu all
sotirces , nut 'et Im' . I tmmmuumhireis hover tires ci
hme.irliig imal rending of time Iratse at liii , 5iectflcs.
numb m'thlclts time c'mmerknco of 1hmoe whm , Imave used
thmenm ,
( ) amino mum.uotmmi
37tJj Plated Waich
- ) C tocveryrcadertrih EE
(1 _ j(1iei ( this paperM ti
Cmli tiiiq emi I amnt 5011 to mis u lihi
, . a otmr full itmuitti , , auth ndtlrrasitmil
, ' . we cdli sent yomm one of timeso
t'lninmmt. mirliry , ' % ' , gmdti
, j1 lhmmi'hii cimttcitm fy t'xt'ni tar
A , r.'cmtumtitatlmiminimi , ltyomm tittmmk
' / . - , hi'
fr'/t1 s. It elliot tim npearammee to atmy
; , \ ' t.iu : antI ut'itlelt
- iaty otmr toni-
, I ( , ' i t.jt ill Price. . .1l7 : an I I Is nmrs ,
l ' 41eij \Vt , Seimtl icitIm tito ivatch citmr
gimarnhmle , ' that ) t'tmcnmm relmmeti "
I I f ' textually timmltu Withtiii liii , , ) tar
, m. 'I/t / '
. mm' IlOtsoIittwturymumil IC you
% , ' . i 1JL1 , , t'ii hr ciumse Cliii cdo of rix mutt
umh'.p&.M , WM wiilgIvetttlUimt' l'rcv , 5'rtma
aIimIti % % ft shalt ama our
sailmhiI , ' circa tia"s ammtv
EASTLAKC Mra
- Car , Adam , n,4 ta % Ce , , Cmlii sti
. Mme. M1 YALE
DISCOVERER OF
The Excelsior Hair Tonic1
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Falling
hair
Re- -
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BALD HEADS COVERED.
For time first time In time history at thmci world
a m.ht.cou'ery ma mactie Clint restores gma' hair to
itt ; natural color wttlmcut dye. alamo. Yule , that
most 'ondeiful wonton clmenmhat anti great
scientIst , It ; time diseoveter. Tue iCxcehstor thur
Tommie ha time remedy. ammo , Ynie lIsa mmcci it
oil tIme incutii't Or the imenefit at time tiulmie ant
h'unl'.uimtees it wiiI restore time natural color hacic
to tIme iurtlr , no iuuat'er iuow iong it Immms b'ea
gray. 'l'ite cure it leullmnetIt Iii tivciy way.
It with ats atop faittatE mmatr In Cromn t hiouri
to tine week. It restores toe hair on bald
heads anti creates a iuxurmaimt gtcss'tim. it' Is a
guaruuntet'it cure ( or ever" nihuuuCiut Of the iuatr
or scalp. Time svitoto worti bowt Gtiwn to Mme.
Yale' , , di4eo'cry tmrnl to her great mkltt am , a
chucrmmst , whuteim unit never been equaled by lumen
or wonman , rmmo ii.ce1tor hluir Tonic iiotthi
complete away over tlict mtummnmmn lmalr. Tiucro ale
no itUnmelmi I ; vimIcim time imair Is iteir tO immu t I t
cannot cmii e. Beware of limittmttiont. S'e , , thmrmt
botti is mabeied "alumni. , t. Yale's Cxcei-
tutor haIr Tonic. Qtinrttiuteet to t't'tloic Gray
hair 5'Ithout iJyo. " I'mlce $1 per bottle ; C for
* 3.00.
Sohd by nil druggists. Mali ordcr promuuptly
millet by
MME. M. YALE , Chicago.
MOREY UUNER.
Iiudcstrmmctth1e ,
- fiamimo vhtitelightt
, , _ , , , , cycimlytiiti'Ibuit.
eel , ceottoxiay
( thtroo thames usual
hliumnimmation i : e r
cubIc lboto gas )
ttla : stcadtmmcse genial to eyes , -
A. 0. MOREY , LaCrango , lila.
BREAKFAST - SUPPER ,
EPP'S
GRATEFUL-COMFoRT1N.
COCOA
BOILING WATER OR MEL
RES JIOKER
trfl.ix ANI' 07-'IlIii RIitflDi' ,
Tmrrant's 1'xtm'nct of Cu.
' \ Ieti and Cnpimlba Is it sate ,
iv . certittmi mimimi qult'tc euro for
/y : icct gortmrm-iuet ; mini gir't't guilt ! I
Iirf ! \ tim old. triem mt'muc.by Cur a It
I./ ! / disetea tiC hurt Urinary or-
guns. Camnittuin In a hIghly
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t'ancermtratI ( aim the mimi'
ri dietimnl uhrtma' , mit cill'bij
\ I.I timid e'mltnita. lii miortittl
c . //J utitapt' , frec'rlonu from little
4' anti mmpet'dy nctImm ( diner In
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m' Aev hesm , thug timiumu tiny titimer
- - ; ; ' imr'itontttoim ) janice It 'L'It ta
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htmimI.h : ) . 'in Irevmmmt frsmmtl ,
see iliaC . ' % 'ery maickagt' lies ci red t.lmip ilcroiu.4 itt' . ,
litre of lubel , vItI , thin stgmmtutmmrtm sit 'Farmunt &
( ( , , , N V. , mmmciii it , i'iut'i : , Hold by cmli
diugghliLL
Teeth Withot Pats
BAILEY ,
DENTIE 1.
1 iztotm 111k.
I mitlu mutt 1mtrim 111mm fits
To ! , 10N43 ,
imthi Set , 'i'eotlm , , , $ fi.IY ) J ' 4Ib yci' liIimia ) , , ,
I 1c. 'I'i't Ii , , 7dt I I f i'u rum u o i it ti I I I ligs .ot
' Iii I mu i 'hate. . . . . . . 10.0 1 Ummimi Ui'o Will , 92k . . 51.00
i'mmium lucs 4 i't I lnm' Ii : tt. ' iirlmlgtm I 01)1 Ii . totIi 0.03
Teeth Out in Morning ,
New Teeth Samr bay.
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DR. C. GiE WO.
WHOISHE !
. ' i - ' it , , lit mno of lhmo moat
- . 4ii ! : thIIIfttI tt t'lulmuesm , loc.
its icrmmmmto ci liii Cielt
ktmtteile mmlii cures.
I tmiSIfW I'Pli eihit stmrs
J. .11 ( lie immcttleml college ( IC
t titIma hum untiemtta lmIl4 liii
ltmulim 1km Itt itcI Ion of over
( 500) trnuetllcs. i'Itlm four.
I i'n ) t.'mrs if jr.tctlu tumid
os'r tour yenta of lImit
I limue hi Omeze itmu hams gI cn
, . - : . him cm r'putcttioii bucket
. .i . ili. i' ' tIuOtii'ituhm if mmli-
. . , ' , . . . . . . mt'm.mths , I ' '
. .t14 ; ? ; . - ' 3 mm tmmm'l lug l'l i ty
- - . . .t.451. t'iIMtAC'1'iIt of , ilmme.tss ,
um.rmuct' C'hIJtiNtt' Oil c'rilglt\vzuia , Pr , C ,
( ; t ( ' 'tvo iml.'armnt'c , a t'Uru In cury Cai Or
him tcm. ' s'ilI I , , , r.futmmjrtl. ( 'timttmuhltttltlm tree , + end
mi twum-'cpt sntmmp far Isluit. alit questIon bbanhct.
Em' . 0 , Go We1 fi0 N. ist.1 Oumiimt , Nd
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