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Articles at Adaruatenl.
NV YORK , July 11 : This 1s the time
when the summer girl , not Pnris , Icnds nit
the well dressed world by i system of chnrm-
ing chicanery thnt vve may nil deplore , but
which , like floating thistle down , wields its
influence niter nil. Site Is not n trustworthy -
worthy authority In matters of clothes ; she
Is whimsical and nlmost antorglveably in-
( lepamlent , but her catacity ) for pretty In
vcntion In the detnlis of dress Is undeniable
mid It lends to extravagance
] eor example , your truly well-setup girl
at. the Seasick does ndl wear a gold , silver or
gun metnl chain about her neck. She cares
nut it the metal thread is strlug wgth jewels
n5 big es her thumb and as precious as the
o mini of Maliomet. They are Incidents in
her past llfo not to ho recalled and 11n their
Steud she wears an elastic ribbnn , oue-
fotmrth of an Inch wide , hincic or white , mid
long enough to pass around her ucck , having -
ing two ends l0 tuck into her belt. A 511(10
clips over the ribbon , a jeweled slide , very
small ; either n woo square turquoise , in a
gyPSy setting , or three Inlullesiinal dla-
mnnds Set In a row. fly aid of the slide a
Joel of ribbon Is node to drop over the
head , while to can cnd of the narrow silk
reins Is fastened n watch , to the other her
L mucked sailing and driving glasses.
Sntked 111nNN"I.
The green eye patch that Woden wears
In limo 1Vagnerlnn operas Is not more unbecoming -
becoming than the common smoked glasses
or cheap manufacture , but the pineney that
thin hot weather flower of fashion sets astride
her nose benra not the least relations to the
green goggles of the tvcak-eyed etudent.
Let it be clearly understood that weak eyes
have nolhlng to do ssith the weaning of these
ginssea.
Ilaying taken oft her lint , parted with her
veil full vnwr(1 to go lu this summer for a
baymaker's complexion , the season's butterfly -
fly ins found that taking a sunburn blears
tin eyes , Sail all day in the water glare
nml you w'lll get mnguilc etly bronzed , but
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tremltics may appear In this bold relief ,
enjoy the suggestion of extreme youthfulness
that these brief skirts undoubtedly convey .
To bleach her hair in the sun is another
latter-day notion of the woman who fares
by the seaside , tear this reason outing hats
are somewhat at a discount , all save a very
ugly and unbecoming , but none the less
vigorously adopted reefer cap made of wldto
canvas. To the thinking of some this little
cotton platter , set rakishly to one side 'mad
held d0ublhlli ) In plnce by a series of long
pits , put through the white suede crown n
band , is Inllnttely coquettish , but that Is an
open question. Serious attention should be
given the annnunerment that there Is a new
mind Improved hairpin for sale. Oun metal' ' ,
ha Its material and therefore it is something
more costly limn the doughty loop of black
wire we long have cherished. Consideration
should be given the fact that a gun metal
pun Is first of nil unobtrusively ornamental
and that it will outlast a dozen generations
of the wire sort. Then , too , this latest in-
venllon is shaped not to drop from the hair
and to accommodate Itself cleverly to the
now methods of colfture.
One of the very newest things for supporting -
porting a wealth of tress Is the hair bodkin
that 0010 women have adopted as an entire
substitute for the two-pronged pin. A lair
1)0(11(111 Is made exactly like a seamstress'
bodkln , only a bit longer. Their wearers
say they work like a charm and these made
of gun utetal , with knobs of briillants , well
cut , are undoubtedly sveleomo ornaments.
Seine of the costly gun metal hairpins , let
It be noted , love chip diamonds sunk In
the thickness of their curved ends , and It
is not now uncommon to see this same
pretty trick played on the tortoise shell
pins ,
leer tool Iyeuiags ,
Very short , severely slmplo cloth shoulder
wraps , called hussar capes , command more
than passing mete. They scarcely fall so
far as the elbow , have exceedingly high stiff
miltbtry collars and fastcn wIth three braid
frogs down the hoot. What they lack in
applted ornament is uiado up by the exceed-
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to preserve the eyes soft and bright , some
protection most he sought. This realization
rent the glris packing to the jeweler , and
he has put on the market a glass. It is
gold-rimmed or not as you please , and it
you are a brown-eyed girl you buy the glass
that is stained a soft , Iahlsh brown ; it you
have black eyes , then take glasses flushed
with green ; If blue are your eyes , by nil
means select blue glasses , and go your way
' rejoicing.
The crystal is not ground to magnify , butte
to cast a grateful shade betwixt your tender
pupils amid the sun. In no instance Is a
deeply toned glass used. Their colors resemble
semblo those seen In thin smoke on a frosty
, ttily. Through their delicate veiling the
color In the eye's iris is intensified , lashes
seen wonderfully black apd thick and many
an otherwise harmless glance tiles doubly
barbed from behind this treacherous am-
bush.
A new edition of the shirt waist is just
out. and a remarkably attractive glove has
come over with letters of high recommendation -
tion from London.
The shirt vnlst Is made of anything you
please hu the field of gingham , but a small
check seems preferred , and the collar is
mntlo on the garment and of similar mm -
lerinl to that employed In the body. A
light , straight hand , closing up In front and
boasting a narrow roll over is its character-
( stlc , No tie of silk , satht , lawn or lace
encircles this neckband , a long piece of the
shmlrt's material turd wide as your hand tnust
he hemmed nn both edges ; cut the ends In
porous and edge them with a double rune
that is very narrow , tie this scarf In a tour-
In-ham ( , and then all wearers of more gorgeous -
geous neck decorations will wonder at you ,
envy , surd ilnally imitate ,
Thera Is a noticeable prcdlspasttlon among
snmaft women for awlding the use of silk
ribbon and leather belts. A large per center
or sailing , golfing bicycling mid even walking -
ing skirts are so trimmed nt the waist line
that a belt Is unnecessary. hither a cord ,
a flxed strap , or ( old of the skirt's mate-
mini serves the purpose of a belt , having
to over-lapping tongue at the rent to hide
the hooks.
1 SovtI Clnye.
Time glove of most importance , whlio July
Is with us nud August anear , hnttotls up
bebind , That is , Its catch and opening are
at time hack Instead of the inside of the
wrist. At first , ( n white Egyptlan leather- ,
m dogskin , these were node oxdusive for
use mit sport. Perforations disfigured the
paler amd knuckles of rho kid , mud the en am-
[ nit of this headgear was nbvloms to men ,
liver cnvetlous woman tried en tier hitis.
band's gloves and drew something more
than Inferences therefrom , Now she is
wearing gloves that button behind hr her
dogcart mud ma tlmo drawing room. Tlmoso
far tim ( leg'ar't are wash leather , two-hut-
toncd , mind often stitched and bound with ,
colored silk and kid.
For tbu drasving roan they are lovely
gray and fawn suede and caught With three
gold jewel powdered claaps at the buck
of the wrist. Marvelous , indeed , are the
woven Ilslp glares that the scrupulous summ-
mer girl svoars hug time salt mmter , Site
buys them whhe or Ilesh tinted and they
a draw ) mist over the wrist or clear up to time
rlbow' lvldently they are gi Ing great
stttlstnctlon and for this reason most bath-
tag dresses are lmmlu with short sleeves ,
It Is apparently far more ngreeubho to
m vint lu lotmg ! Isle gloves that long flannel
sleeves , and to go hare-arnmed Into the
water under a , hot July sun Is n deed uo
cunsvfeimltous woman dares ,
The St uslhlu Skirt ,
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Fnslllon has arrl ed at a degree of sweet
reasnnnbicmess do the nmalter of skirt
lengths ( hut though it was not expected
Is none limp less deeply appreciated , if your
dr'ssntnker does cut your gowns two inches
I lee long lit front and nearly six Inches in
length behind your tailor allows plenty of
leant for foot 0xpuuslou at the buso of your
( hunk linen , svatcrprnaf serge mud tweed
' , skirts , IIn llmipks nolhlng of abbrevlattng
) nmIr aahies unit of cormrso time daintily
fooled w'oumen mire all on hits side.
Lees w411 endowed gIn s and young
i nmuttous , though they have quulma as to
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vivid cerese cloth will have a collar of
turquoise blue velv0t , corded along time edge
with gold braid and a thin ellk lining will
be of a color to match the collar. Womn
carry and wear these at outdoor celebrations
of games , , minces , etc. , and make a somewhat -
what ostentatious show of their little polka
dotted 'handkerchiefs. Trifles almost as
light as air are these , for they measure ten
inches square , have hemstiched edges , one-
fourth of mm finch In : wldtlt mud are barred
with clew set pin stripes of rose broken
with blue polka dots , else yellow bars , in-
terspersel with pink cubes. The choice
handkerchief for a bride is small mind of
old } allow Mexican-drawn work , Tinted
mouoliolrs are having a lively summer of
it. They urc all la pale tones of green ,
blue , pink or yellow , showing white heal-
stick and the single embroidered Initial da
white do one corner.
IeNurlptlon of illuNtrnlloliN.
The pleasing rule of Infinite variety is
closely- followed by time makers of our sum ,
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tans , time sketch showing the most
recent compositions In paper oath feathers.
A curious 'rench maternal called silk paper
is the fabrio of one of these. On every
ivory slick a flat rosette of the crisp , sldti
lag fabric is placed. The rosettes
hnltato the rainbow In colors , Over them
all rues an etched design in black , and
the Ivory sticks a'o carved and then stained
wltli India Ink , Pans of mixed feathers are
altogether ne ilopular as those of silk paper.
One of mingled marabout plumca and swan
quills is illustrated. Swan quills taken
from tire wings and tails of time largest
while swans ore even more sought after
std valued than ostrich phones. In Paris
theypalnstakingly and most artistfeally
paint charnming medallion portraits on the
quills , thus greatly enhancing the beauty
and vallte of thq fan.
All important is the finish at the throats
1)f summer gowns. Four favorite methods
of neck decoration are shown hr the tic-
c mupamyhig sketch. l vet idle least of these
Im high and close about the ears , while saute
are seritabde ear coverings , ha Paris a vast
b ? w of lace or ribbon or what not , directly
u dcr the chin , is exceedingly popular ,
w tlltj another goad style is that of llnish-
imi the collar with two trlangular pieces
of the dress goods , edged with lace and
standing high and creel precisely over time
wearers ears. With dresses opened a lit-
tie hi front , a dog collar of satin , hooklhg
neatly In the rear , gets latch patronage
from women wino know ( lint their white
thtoots are all -the whiter for this black
swnlidng.
Tailors have all bht universally adopted
the ncneva bands kith cloth stills , amid the
sketch shows hots' the dress collar is made
of lusterless black silk , over which the
snowy muslin tubs are drawn forth , no-
der the chin , Calling gowns are so often
rufIpicted at time top with lofty medicl cellars -
lars that they no longer merit the dis-
tluctlon of novelty. Tressm akers build
their medic ( ruffs higher than ever , brace
them with wire or buckrnm , and so line
them with bouillonnes of white or pain
tinted silk muslin thnt the taco is framed
most. softly and so becomingly as to plainly
Indicnto the reason for the return of time
oll3tIme mode , MAht\ ' DEAN ,
IIOI'AL ItOSIS ,
'I'hcy Rlosstnn for nn American
Queen , ' 1 l * of a linilroad Ihtug.
They blossom for amid because of an
American queen. At least her husband is
a king , that truly American product , a railway -
way king. lie Is Colonel E , W. Cole of
Nashville , Tenu ,
ills wife is trulya belpmeet In every
good work. She Is a singularly handsome
woman , stately , majestic , w9tir a fare , fair ,
fresh-colored , almost lineless , In spite' of
leer white hair.
Time garden an empress might envyis of
her own planning , and In a degree , her own
work. Two years were spent in bringing
the ground for ht into condition which
suited leer. This , although her country
place , Colemere , seven miles out of time city ,
is as fertile as It Is fair. For the garden
the ground was first trenched treee feet
deep , every stone amid root removed , tbrn
manured until it was like a hank of ashes.
The long rows of rose trees-a thousand odd
-were all planted by the hands of the ails-
tress. She intrusts to nobody else the dell-
cato duty of spreading out the tender rootlets -
lets , firming them properly , and seeing that
the earth is neither too high nor too low ,
about the steam. V.'ith suchn care , in such
earth , so liglmt , so rich , so fine of tllth , any
self-respecting shrub would be forced to
bloom and burgeon , even leaving gratitude
out of the question.
These do bloom and burgeon , People
knowIng only hothouse roses would be
amazed at their substance and sweetness.
Even more at their number. Every morning -
ing betweemm the first of May and midsum-
nmer time mistress of the garden cuts 2,000
blossoms five to seven inches across. The
cutting is done at sunrise "The garden Is
like Paradise then , " she tells you with
kindling eyes , "The dew Is brighter and
softer than ever were diamonds-and the
birds-you cugUt to hear the larks , and
robins , and golden orloles. It 1 miss cutting
( lie roses one morning , even , 1 feet that i
Irate last smoelming whlclm cannot be re'
gained , "
Site never sells n flower. Instead , site
gives them as royally an they deserve to
be given. After her own home is wreathed
with them they go to friends In town , to
friendly neighbors , to the tenants of her
husband's great business blocks , to the sick
In the hospitals amid to such strangers
within the city gates as the rosegiver may
know will care for her gifts.
Notwithstanding the rose cutting , the rase
planting , Mrs. Cole's hands are softly while ,
Always In her garden she wears open-fin-
gored , home-knit white cotton gloves. Knlt
ling them is the favorite and profltable employment -
ployment of a spinster friend , Mrs. Pole
has been palrited by a famous French artist.
It Is n pity lie canhot paint her again , at
000 of her lawn fetes , where It Is her delight -
light to seat her guests around the edgd of
her rose garden anti 1111 their hands with
I1owers.
Irs1GS FOtl A ) ' 191 ! DOILY.
Ilnudsnme ilil or % 'orlt fur Art intie
lelnZers.
Tito aceompanyln pattern , showing fish
entangled in seaweed , is intended as a
decoration for a fishl doliy to be used ! n
servhimg baked or boiled fish , it Is very
simple and easily expccted in outline stitch ,
with touches of long and short on the
scales , fins and tails , as Indicated in Limo
drawing , while If more elaborateness et
effect be desirable , feather stitch or herringbone -
bono may be employed instead of outline ,
for the senweetl eprays and tendrils. The
design as here represented measures nhout
16x20 luchcs , stamped on linen 19x24 Inches ,
leaving , therefore , a margin for a. hemstitched -
stitched fringe. As the 4tattern , however ,
Is in two pieces min designed as to allow
time linen to fold diagonnlly over the Iisia
It can be placed on any sized plece of goals ,
desirable for 'the Purpose , but this should
be of durahlo linen , or ilamaslc , and embroidered
broidered mr pure white , or a light shade
of beat wash silk , as , of course , Its purposo'
slly , but teaches the manner nhd the means
by which It may be procured ,
health is thin grand , ntlrnetlve force and
nthleflcs and Physicnl exerelse , she bc
Roves to ho important factors In achieving
desired results , Mrs. Moque Is herself an
nil-round sportswoman , She was one of
the pioneer wlteelwomen of Washington and
tld much to introduce the bicycle for
women. She Is a fair shot and a good
swimmer , also n pedestrian , Last shimmer ,
with lmer husband , she made an ascent of
"tiro glacier , " llrillslm Columbia'-tho high-
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emit glacier in the world , except Muir In
Alaska. She made an ascent of Ve9uvlous
at midnight to visit the new craters. The
journey from Interlocken to Orindeiwalde
she made on foot , over the great Schrldlg ,
without Alpine boots , ' a guide or evert the
necessary "green tin box" for carrying food
and wine , which every wise Alpine tourist
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precludes more than one service without
being freshly' laundered , and frequent washings -
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.5. 11EGIMEs'l' OF VOMES.
i'roJeet of n A'asltinglort 1'ntrtol
% 'ho is heady to Leati it.
Mrs. Alice Leo Moque was one of the
prime movers In founding the Woman's
National Cuban league , and was its adjmt-
tait general , a position whlclt she has
lately resigned. The new-woman regInent
is imer idea. She says that she is anxious
to mice one formed , amid knows of no reason -
son w by it should not go to time front ,
"Becmmso we are women , " she says , "is
no reason why 'we should be dented the joy
of action , the glory of victorious valor , the
fame of heroism , the honored scar of con
illct , and tbs sacred bed of the nation's
sleeping martyrs , "
Mrs. Moque Is an author , a scientist and
on lime eve of taking the degree of Ah U.
Hcr bobby is ltenltlm , which she spells wIth
a capital ; she not only preaches its neces-
always considers the most necessary part
of his equipment.
Mrs. Moque is a member of the Authors'
guild. She line sgritteu books-one treats
of heredity. Her Hag day poem , "Old
Glory's Natal Bay , " written a year ago ,
was recited in over 2,000 public schools ,
TIIIS VOMEN CAS GAIN FiJISIL
Mrs. S. T. Storer PreserlheM the Proper
'Prentment tutu fliot.
"First of all , the person Inclined to thinness -
ness must learn to be quiet , even in active
exercises , " writes Mrs. S. T , Rorer him the
July Ladles' Iiome Journal , "The morning
bath and rub is absolutelynecessary. . For
time morning meal she should take some
light , easily digested food , as two soft-
balled eggs , a piece of milk toast , or plecc
of whole wheat toasted bread , preceding this
: a half hour with a cup of warm water. At
lmicheon a cream soup , piece of whole
wheat bread , well toasted , sty of the little
made dishes , like chicken timbales , bontins ,
omelets , with at least two slices of s'bole
wheat bread thickly buttered ; two ounces
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muiserable , pale , sickly , wrinkled and faded ,
a trial package of an nbsoiutely uufniling
remedy is mailed free to all who unto
Worry , anxiety , sleepless nights , eyes that
betoken cure rand sickness , frightful headaches -
aches , painhml immttnthdy sickness , dragg11tg
sensations , fallen or displaced wonib , leucor-
rlmoea , aches and despair , All of these
su'earlsomo and imarrow Ing conditions are
positively cured by this marvelous remedy.
It Is an extremely unfortunate fact tint
ladles conttuue 1o suffer rather than expose
their true condition. 'they so dread the
doctor's examination sud have such a terrl-
blo fear of a possible operatinu ( hat rather
than face such an ordeal they wmdd rather i
have the disense. Amid it has never been
thoroughly proven but what she is correct
In her reasoning. But alt this is done
away with in this new form of remedy ,
svhlch any lady cam use herself privately at
home and thus secure all the benefit and
as complete a cure as her fondest hopes ,
could wish for , Experience , however , has :
shown that nearly every woman has t'ied'
many medicines without relief. They have I
also been under the care of physlcians withi i
out material benefit. Many have traveled
and sought freedom in change of climate ,
while , sad to relate , It is not uncommon to
read of those who under the stress of great
pain have become hysterical and trre-
sponslhle anti taken their own lives to end
their misery.
Considering all these various coudiltons
and circuniatunces it cannot lie wondered at
that the sufferer gives up In despair and
positively refuses to believe that there is a
remedy that can turn her life towards time
sunshine.
It Is for this reason that llazellme Is sent
free to try. And this free trial firings such
an emphatic relief , such a feeling of no-
usual freedom and has such a remarkable
action in loosening the tightness that drags
of butter at thia meal would not be too
great a quantity if well masticated with
time hread. Use , also , n balled potato , m a
couple of tablespoonfuls of boiled rice , and
as a desert , rice pudtling , Clip cuslm'd , nay
of the light souffles , or Bavarian creaut-In
fact , anything but cake , pie or boiled pud-
dings. Avoid alt of the acid fruits.
"For the night meal have a clear soup , a
red meat , either beef or mutton , w'Ith a
baked potato , or mashed potato browned in
time oven , or a potato croquette , or rice in
any form , stewed macaroni , a green vegetable -
ble , and a salad composed of a green vegetable -
table wlth French dressing. Do not have
more than tu'o vegetnbles at one meal , Reside -
side the salad , For desert have a charlotte -
lotte , a little ice cream eaten slowly , or
any of those above mnentioned , or a wafer
that has been thoroughly toasted , and any
of the ripe cheeses. For luncheon , where i
cream soups cannot ho used , a cup of cocoa
or chocolate wIt11 cream is exceedingly val-
uable. "
TJi1 CZAR'S BICIIIIE ,
Royal App royal of R'onu tm'S Ad vnnee
In the ProfeNNIoit.
The present czar of Rnsslu is Wald to he
very favorable to all movements in the
direction of the advancement of women , and ,
although lvoman'a clubs , congresses , coim-
veuttons , mothers' meetings , etc. , do not
hlossom on every ldllside , there la ran Russia
a large class of earnest , intellectual women
who work sldo by silo with the best equipped
men of that talented race mid who enjoy
privileges beyond may ever accorded women
in America , A new law , for Instance , has
just been promulgated throwing open to
women physicians nil ofllclal positions , on
perfect equality with men , Including itlentily
of salary awl ( lie official pension tint tic ,
trues after a certain number of years of
service. A vplemditl provision of this lien.
sion Is that It passes froth father to children ,
and this snore advantage is now extended to
rho molter physlcians ,
Except for provlous indiscretions they
would also be enjoying the privileges of the
medical uriivorsity schools , as these were
thrown open to them by Alexander ii. 'rime
women students , however , were found to
lake such an active Intereht in nihillsrn that
It was deemed expedfett to rescind time
privilege. It is , however , prophesied that
limo present czar will give ( lie younger
eratlon of women physicians the same op-
portunlty that their elders possessed , in thu
lmopo that they will stick to medicine and
heave the government to look offer Its own
affairs ,
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Another fUeh (1lrl 1''Itlin/r Herself fur
Unly at lime irimsE ,
Six weeks agn Mlss May l'lupp3 , daughter
of henry Phipps , pt , the Pitlsbura
millionaire , determined to take a eourao of
lastructlons as a sister of the lied ( 'rose.
She Is now bard at 'work at St Luke's
Training schcol , sad is waiting for orders to
and hugs at the vitals as to Immediately denote -
note that there hi the extiet reulcdy eor it + s.
condllion which seefted incurable , t
Mrs. M. Beck of 136'illlnn St. , Newark ,
.N. J. , was cured after suffering 20 years
wttlr painful nlenrtruatiou , inllnmed ovaries ,
bladder trouble and many other diseases.
IU s. Louise ] hosing of ElberfeldVarriclr
Co. , hid. , says she him so lhtmdiful to be 1
cured nfter 12 years of frightful suffering ;
that site is wllliug to do or say anything
( lint helps spread the knowledge of svondor-
ltl Hazelhn' . It cured 11rs. Chins.Velh -
rauch of Sanduaky , 0 , alter she had been
given up to the std Is now' the marvel of all
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her friends ; she lives corner Maple and
Tyler Ste. Miss MhutieVIIIIanis , 10417 1
Avenue I'd , South Chicngo , Ill. , says there is I
no mason why girls and married ladles
should have painful uieustruatlem when they
enn use Ilazeline amt be cured , Mrs. Cou
tart Frisch of Fresno , Cal. , was cured by
Hazeline nnl she declares it is ( lie grandest
medicine iii the world. 11rs. L11a Portz
of Thayer , Mo. , suffered six years and a
slmgte box of llnzellutl gave her back the
health she enjoyed in her girlhood days ,
\1rs. Lion Heim zinger , 11)29 ) hirondw'ny , Brooklyn -
lyn N , Y. , Mrs , Louisa Baehr , 61.14 Carnegie -
gie St. , I'ittsburg , I'a. , Mrs. F.L. Priebe ,
Gaylord , Mum. , , Mrs , Fred Stack , Wellsboro ,
Intl. , and Mrs. Margaret ScUleffer of Constance -
stance , Neb are among many hundreda of
nrhe's whose cases of long standing and
frightful severity were cured by this mar-
veinus remedy. Sent your' name and address -
dress to the ih aellne Co. , 221 Bressler block ,
Southu Bend. Ind , , and they will forward by
prepaid mall 'a free trial package of Haze-
line. Send for it. Send todayDo so no matter
.r you tue so dnuhtfal that you are utterly
discouraged , This remedy will euro you
am(1 there is absoluelp no doubt nbont It ,
Write today without fail , him case you prefer -
fer to hegln treatment at ottce you can cb-
talt a full sized package at your druggist
for $1,00 ,
go to time front to take care of 'the sick or
u nunded soldiers , : less I'hlppa Is 19 years
nhd tad I blonde , Her nnturally curly
hair , arrnnged in pompadour fashion , is of
a goldcu brown , where Lime tints of ( ho
sou seam caught and held , anti liar gray-
blue eyes are flank and fearless as a
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dill ml's ,
"IL does not seem to me much of a
sncrifice , " situ scld , in talking of her In- !
( option of enllalhmg. ' .tll the mncn are ! )
volmrteerhmg. IL Is only natural the women ' r '
should wammt to do something ; '
bier experlctmce 4n the hospital has qullo
dis.sipate4 any sentiniental idea she may
have hind , thought ft has by no means damp-
cacti her nrdor.
"I like it thoroughly , It is hard , but then ,
you Inuw , It agreu with mc , " and the pink
color deepened in Miss ltipp' pretty checks
to verify her assertion. "No , I have not
done any very rough work. I'm on watch
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NEW COIFFIJRE.
duty and asslst Hn handaging , ; md all that
sort of thing. I can't expect to hcome u
nmlrso in a few weeks , 'and If we are calls 1
to Cunha I shall go as en 'aid , ' as they are
termed , "
Miss Phipps ndinlttcal that ivory effort is
being tnadu to dlsst/ade lion from her
purpose. Hrr two brothers-ono of wlmni is
at ] toward amid time lumen tot St. Paul s
school , Vernon-w'llI leave for England Juno
17 , "And they want to tithe me with
them , " snld limo pretty heiress. 'y cannot
tell , I am sure. It the lted Cross 'all + 3
certain , I shall go in time first detail. "
la'onlulue ; I'm-rsoonis ,
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mnssoy \\'asliing
tea U , C. , in limo attorney for time Natinnul
Ited Cross soeloly.
Queen Victoria is snverelgn aver one con
tinent , 100 penlnaulmta , S00 pronumtormc
1000 lakes. 2.000 rleers and 1x,000 1almds ;
'rite suer"mo court at Ohio hang drctdsd
( bat wowot , cannot be .atstituuunally nor
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