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A FEW SUHGESTI

ABOUT F

iliiwthe Roomitlan Cheaply and lrtfstically Decorated for the Fall.

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Tlie melancholy days of fall owe-1 much nf their gloom to the dusty, dilapidated appearance of~tlie aver- age home after being closed for the 0; “adn ,Wim Zuioil .iaqlu .lo 'deluiuus ilie i'avui.i'es of sun and dust. To re- turii from viewing the gorgeous tints 0| aiiliimiiul splendor to gaze upon med ivnllpi;-iper and rugs that seein suddenly tfireadbare and diill,_ is not an ixfiifarating experience. Wcth the fall renovating come many furnish- ing requiiemeuts. . Particular_ atten- tion is given to t-he floor-coverings at this time of year.” Perhaps some oi the older rugs have been used for porch service, which -will necessitate considerable changing about and no

doubt nicnii the re-carpeting of some t

room. _ _vci-cr have artistic effects in »rugs

end ciirpets been so well within the riieaiis nf the moderate purse. For the living i~oo_ni the raiige of price and. mnteriiil is great-from the Urientals and their most satisfactory velvet imitntioiis to the durable fibre rugs ol iitrikiiii; design and grateful color- ings. While the Wilton rugs and the B-lightly cheaper Axininister, which are alivnys ini great demand, are be- ing shown in many new patterns, the

popularity of tfie cheaper rug is iii- __

creasing, particularly for dining room and bedroom use. A Scotch wear

DNS, _ A if I - How ciiiiiiwiiua EunEuiE . LOOR COVERINGS A » A _ |3E(;llME AN Empgggg

_The Imperial Merchant Service (xuild have_ lately been interesting themselves in the case of the wreck of the Britislilndia Steamer “Sag ai'a,_" which occurred on the 20¢l, April last below Seal Rocks on the Australian Coast. The Marine' In- quiry into the matter was held 'at SYUUUY. N. S_. W. where the interests of the Captain of tlie steamer were defended by the Guild Solicitors at the port, Messrs. Marshall & Marks.

At the time of the casualty a duly

i'ec<>s'iiiss<l pilot-iunvi-rieri hy nie Gompaiiy-was conducting the navi- gation of the ship. lt appears, new. ever, that this pilot-age was not, coinpiilsory and the Judge at 'the In- quiry, Judge Baclchouse, stated that

was born in England who was iiea.i'-

Baclihouse the Guild addressed a

his method of navigationf, .though customary, was justified neither by few nor good navigation, and that the Uaptain should have seen that the course set 'by 'the pilot was a dangerous one, He_stated, however, that the Captain had not inf any way to mislead tlie(!oi1rt and had sliowii excellent seamanshipafter the misliali, this having been taken into consifd-eration, The Gaptain's certificate was s‘iisp'ended for six months.

Acting upon certain comments con- aiiieil in the judgment of Judge

INVENTOR ‘OF LONG fl`G0

if SUSPENSIHN ininliisiniii

lffho Was as Persistent in His Efforts for Success -as the Famous

is iiiiunn ______i....._ ..__.,._._.,____ iii nn

Three hundred years ago a man the orginator of safe deposit doors' "Eire Water World,” as he cells if, in

and combination i0ci;S_ .oéie _r___iIace, _and the __'_Hater-Command- Eaclirivilized country has e differ.

ly as persistent an inventor and in- In one note he describes what he l gi "glue _ln N10 ler. He -built oiic cnt mode of iidininistcriiig the out/li in ` ’ U8 vestigator as Mr. Edison, and ap~ calls "an ‘abundantly significant gfldtlzfiigtliaglnegt Vl;1i,xl|?;§|1n?,0€|f'Bt1?E¢0“ffS Of 111W- The All1@1`iL`¢H1 WHY ister to the London Dany Tnwrwhz

i;\__t;l:n_;l_yw:_l_mo;t as syste;_natic._ This Seal," wgich isd __i_‘emargx-ably similar w_hl_ch were used for raising water th P\'0bab1v U19 m0S€ Slmllle Of them 811.

J omerse, a uis 0 oamo ern an sam, vin' cs ' _ - . -, .

Worcester. N ‘adjustable seals ing one fliaing, by lioiiigriggrtlynfetiilte fff?a)t’a‘t $Ii;iliih(i)1fll bg- the .w1tn?Ss.bemt" mewly compound

He was one of the wealthiestmenlwhich "the day of the Month , the ing kept in operation for over ci iititu mise his wgm hand and rqmut the

in England. His ancestors had been day of the Week, the Month of the years. Although these engines wgcre mllowingi

soldiers and courtiers of great pow- year, the Year of our Lord," andfoperated by steam, they did not res. "l 5'.=.'.-rfir to Lcll Lili- ti~iir1i_ the

er and inlfiuence, and.»there was nctli- severul other matters could be stem. emble the simple piston engine of .1 1. L th _ d ui

ing in his early education or associa- ped. as desired. the present time, but they were the 9 IU." _ F" ’ an . no" ' ug but the

tion of the'Mar~quis which was in any He appears to have been the ln- first machines ever devised for the Ulf? .xl .Tj hc1p.mc God' ' -

degree related to mel-cmltile affairs; Venti" of the hydrauuc ram_ fm. helpnmtical utilization of the power of -1L..,lis.i ciiiricrl li..t\e d<iiie_a\~;8y with yet at the age of twenty_seven he deswibes a machme _by which the Sbeamt thc criil pi'_:1cticc o_f_ coiiiliclliii-gg 8, wit. had become so deeply interested in force of a plunger in a pump mnyf The Marquis lived in thc most ness to kms-uwb1Ll0` 'uw Um me' such matters that he fitted up work- bc uscd "to weigh up an anchor or troubled times of English history~ mud wa-S Uhlcculd to on “w""mt U1 shops at Raglan Castle, one of his to do any forcilyle exploit in the nur- the time of Cili-aries the First the "f°1eaI'1'nc"S' Hy thc_"““" "my the homes, and engaged Saspar Kalthon rowest or lowest room in any ship Civil War, n.nd the douiyhty impcr. “miss '_““‘°t llomt" U1"’1"_"b""“ hi" a clever artisan, as his chief work- Where few hands shall do the work i0\ls (.‘roniwelf. He was a staniich hem whm h""1;l""m*5 "‘“"'r" 1'” f-‘fu

man. A few years later he moved of many.” ltoyalist, and spent no li-gli tlimi th" t""th~

these \vork_~:fiops,t,0 Vauxhall, S0 eni. In 1661 it patent was granted tu three hundred aiu" fifty thousand In Splmiah (DUNS "Hmm: ‘hp ‘mm thusiastic was he on scientific mat- him for uni improved pistol, the lniinils in equipping troops and is quite " c°'"|’1i°“t°d ""“"'”“""‘5`~'m"" ters, so enlightened in higiviews, and speciilcatioiis reading as follows 1- fighting for his Royal muSt0,._ witness goes iliiiin on his ,.iL,_m_ knew so far nlirnil of his contemporaries “To make certain guns or pistols After the King‘s execution and the “nd places his hlmd ‘"1 UW UPU* Ui" in progii-c.@:.~_\'eness that he always ex- which, in tfie teiitli part of one min- accession of Cromwell to the Protec- ble' The ‘f“l‘>'¢i0I\ is l>Llf, "Will you Dressed his determination to endow lite, muy with ii flask contrived for torale. Worcester’s estates were con- 5""car "Y UU" “ml thi’ HWY U\’Sl>f‘lS the 0Xt€1\Si\'B Slwlls at Vauxhall, and that purpose, he rccliargcd, tfieifiscatcd; lic was exiled and went to that 5"" Will -‘=fN‘Ul< ffllfl tl'\1lliin un- with them found a college Of ‘ai‘tis~ fourth liirt of one tiirii of thc bar- Wriiiicc, where lic li\:ed‘ for three Swer to \vlintc\'ci~ iliicst.ioii:; iiinv be ans-a plan, however, which he was rel, which remniiii; still fixed, fasten- years in great poverty. Returning so iislii-_il vim?" llc aiisii-sic: "'l ll,,’ not able to carry out. ing it as forcibly and efiectiialfy ns|l~lnglan<l, he was seized and impi-is. swear." llc is then iiifoi-iii;-ylviling il`

____/;nl'f_l0;_ii___\c_$_0__l;lV€D§r:DH_;;_oIri_f;\ny of H_ll_0Z;r:___t3;__f:ads_“i;f__S_ii_y‘_s_;:i‘cyv.f' __ _flied iii _tlicl Tower ‘of Loiidoii, where lie tells the trutli Gtd' v.'il_l_i'u init him. some w___c__ S__;____y thatg the _Vim__ui_"e _ __ _ __ _ _ l .s_,_, _ 1. aims .ii ic iemaine for another three _ycai-,i_ In lfreiicfi roiiits if criiciiizr l|;iiii;s oil

_ _ f‘“§*~ _‘HW ‘0\l*»0‘ _H lll11\ 01391 all1l\lll>ct~ ills irrtciise devotion to seieiitinc and the wall above the inili:i:'i= ficnd.\\‘liflc

_ , _ _ was fully two centuries ahead of his- ‘How to comprise ri Universal llliui-~ iiieclianical experimentation is shown tak-ing tfie oath the \ritne~:s rnisns liiq

communication to him aciluainting time. One of these described in his acter, metfio-dical and easie to bn hy thc fact that during that periml i-ight, lmmi w“.a,.,i tm, cm(__m_\._ ‘_

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cuffed the Kilmarnock will be h. _ 1 _ _ _

f th f h - n " ' ' ' _ . - ~ ~. -, . . i

im o e act t at they were much own woids, is an ciigune, portable written, yet intelligible in any lan uf exile, imprisonmeiit, and diic pov- A Bclgieii wi¢,ms_., m,,,,,_ mid ,I [ew

rug, found to be amonig the most durable as well as attractive and reasoiiaible

impressed with the severity of the

decision. They pointed out that as

in one's pocket., which may he car- guage; so that, if an Engli‘hm ii crty he st`fl 'nt t l' f` f - ~_ . ~. ,, .. ... ricd and fastciieil on the inside of the ivrite it in English, a Frenciimalii, innii K-altlliofiiewlioobaltlls bthhxif pctrifarifitit- niirghiltualiiii Siqnlfm it ‘\'>Ul3]'mfp

1 ‘ i ' ‘ .' i s. i o if> e

:i}i_t_liec éri_i1__r_§?_f;. t'l_;_f_;¢;;t__l;:g'e wax? tllie owners of the steamei. p,.ovi,ie,1 giieatest ship, and at any appointed -_1`ti»iliaii, Sluiiiard, li-ish, Welsh, hc- ted hy Ui-omwell to _continue his work i3 iiSe(i_ - |

t e pi ot it was only iiatiirul that miiiiite thonrh a ive-ek after either in_ scliofiirs, sfinfl ns perfectly uii~|ot Vaiixhall-drawings and iiistrue- . .- _ ,, ~ ,_ .

that ran e from elaborate

phiisizc the resemblance to the plain- centred, conventional-bordered de-

noii' in use. One particularly pleasing

rose idea carried out in moss green

and a dull blue. Another rug of t~his‘ stvle was iii warm shades of brown

effects, A gthat further ein- gh” Master Should “P038 every °°“" 0

navigation of the ship. Fiirther, it was urged that the pilot, aluparcirt-

dence iii him in coniifectioli with the

Aiiotlier iiivciitioii slioivsliim to be

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f ilay' or night., it shall iruevocafily derstand it iii their own fxongiic ns tions for niukiiig models of such in- .Aubtulm him' rfwly of ltn mm' TWU' Sink that Shih-" 'if HWY \\'\‘l"¥ If0l`fffl¥f. l‘lni:lisli." i veiitions as continually occufficd his Otiaiiufitiihiiiliie lluiiltum i1?Hii(f)il "MLM

‘ fi 1‘ . . more iriic .ieivi -i

'I‘lic last invelition ilesitriiicil as the iiiind. ___eS_ bmnd Ill _ ft ____

.- ‘ s. erepczi s a cr .e

Judge Backlioiise ' has now caused,

sl-_'ns that are so well in keeping 1 _ d ~ _ _ . iiiilpc lim worn, -#1 5,,-,Q ,. ,_ G ith with the wall papers and draperies ,ke :ga _f_;_'_§)i;1_1;{=iO‘;_l°_i’fetl‘;?‘f_';;;_‘_;{' ‘ ' ` » S u~ 'V ul 0

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dcsiigii ivns an adaption of the Tudor 355,22 To tIlfa;;;pt_§’_‘;ntliig_\,;di{:‘;€‘;

grave risk was being iiivitcd.

\liiiighty and the All-\~:ise that I will

i>oNGi:i~i Disri ‘ J ' ._ f ; , i ‘

< PETTIUOAT POF P(_)URRl. lNI‘}‘ REST£\N(' A'l‘:1`R_A(l_TIONS_ _ _ ,,,D?uk the “h_,i,_,_ p,,,._, h.,,th_ and nO_

i - "--- T THIYA 1*1Dl‘»N Mllrllult. thing but tlic truth, iii rulify in any

---° A little i\'i~riI grviv iii. tlir foul, of ,li questions irliicli l iiiny lic nskr-il."' ,

It is possible that less use has rug-Q _The l\’oi'\\'ci,:i:‘n ostli is an iiii`pi'cei-`

~i\'c one 'llic ivitnc.-‘ v-'lien bi nl:

communication to he addressed tolfieen foiiiiil for tlii- stnrclied white Ami ,mr - . _ '|‘| i . . . . . 1- b . ‘ . ii

. . _ _ .y Hail, \,,¢ai_liQ(l tl", ,,,,[i_ it l'Jdi.n hiiiscs of Ni-_iv Yoik (ity q“0____ _ . ' _

' ~ ' ‘uiscs the flininli and first tn-U

"tl ff 'b fornn e that made 't R . . . _ _ _ _ M I 8 nb U g 1 the Gund' stating that’ "n °0"‘S‘dC" fllllfillll lWtU<`0f1t U11* WHY that fm' Suniiiiri air; 1 will liuvr- special attrnctioiis for the S' s ii li i <l 'i`l\cs0 tlir

seem especially suitable for the lib-f

dining room with its copper. Navajo

grerit variety of colors, their price

cleiiiicif are siipcrseding all other fa- ( lirics for bedroom use. Then too it is _ possible to carry out more successful- _

_ t' ,tl _ ` f h M -

“ry mm ‘ts leather tones or the f?ei{’0sncert‘ificaqt`;S,lii;rhslh;`en hcdtiicecd 8:s ‘

The Guild have expressed there sat-

niaiiy scasriiis. Whctiiei'/oi' not the B _ tl l'L¢_U , . v . - -_ _ ' ‘ f' ` . h"g“r" Ut hi" 47 li” ‘ 00

_ ihubme s_ki,.t~ _is worn hy the ma_‘ ‘;_ alt” _£0 &_fi_s‘Q”‘-d lflgl-‘Cd uh 1t1""l\ f.ill season. The exclilsive collection i'ei_iresent the ’l'riiiifL§'- llc rclieats a

effects in-c much liked for the den. ;‘___;“f§_*;'_1;*__1_`__gf___s;;~_i_iee and not right. ini-ity nr the minority, the nari_~ew_F0,. the ,OSC was 5,, tau and so f,,,,_ ‘ff WX furllrofi mid irroiiiis has been IOM _f<11`m\\1{i._ s1_1d1ui_:_ iwifli the wish;

_ __ _ __ _ . g expiessci at the ~ ~ _ _ . that if lie s\'.r~.ii.~»f:1..~.lv li-ir may be Fm" '“'~” U" ““°°““° “f the" Master ehcuin have snnwn the punt

that the ship was being run into

fits hem is the one that holds wo- At hunset the muh wehd t,.emb]m,_,:w added. so that the collection is nioie ‘“mq‘e‘1 “tcm” Y ““ ‘ 0 5 1’ "

and the case with which they may be I U U °"‘0"*’ d”“t“’~‘”d ‘

ICH lll ll'£\ _ _. _ _ _

_ _ _ ___ th __ Ob____ . “___ spoke _ _ _ _ cxtcnsiic and complete than evei ._ M the mme Uma the (_-_him,_mQ“__ _

Rl1kZ@I‘~ _ _ Wlinteici csc cy iis y in A I _

' h ' < maecrecs vi fashion' womcp dq':3up't1eti`-‘B32 tfthh n1¥i>i1»s'hh iltislciifit the Many p1 BmF‘mb1° “Wearing t0 ten fill 110 liflfu/IS, an oili-isa ." ia. he was "i1cCGD 6 Il

sfaction at t e reduction of thc sus- rhcir skins, ~;l;l;,ll¢l_oiit, If th y have I __-ma ___ the weedq ’ hours may be spent by vi;.;if_gi~5 iii' cer of the court helioails is cock in‘nnt be sniil. lt ia well known that

iensioii ami it is .unlderstood thi1t‘iiilness [oi any reason it must be I ae d ,_ \-,,.wi,,g the |,,.,¢(,,.ica1 cU1i,.ctiOnSm,,i front of him, or breaks n sniirer, gi-

skirt that docs not flare at any iiicli' ciitiioly ie-modelled and new figiiies - _ ~ <1 ` ‘ ‘ . _ _ . _ _ _ . f . _ _ _- -. _ l `.l ll d li`:; nrtlil ' of*-,'

ly the Colm' scheme ofa ‘bedroom the C8»Dt8il\`$ C€l`tifl¢Bf-9 1138 HUW _sli'nk` fulness tnat falls in to tliei S " lallgllam u wc” “my “°wS' ,< V - . ,/ _` 4 ._ liloivs oiitar.;in.fl0. Tlicsc _thrrc cere-

wftli these rugs since they are made

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tl mance if _iii going through the Chamber nf m__m____ _“___ q______,______ ________________ ______ the

. been returned to him. ankles and ,Wes ,c a 9 ~ ,, _

nun nie een etc neue , i ‘ f* pp 'ri ii ~i fu- ~ _- ._ » _. _ . ~ ~. ~ -- » I »- -

more c s s so len ii 1 < weed iicpt, waslicil thu lloiiois, which has been liiighteiic-il ifate th t the witn._;S may _.\._,,,,l to

linrd fo find in velvet rugs. A sug- gestion from a dealer iii regard to racniliiiig uii’y sort of fibre rug iii' matting: is ivortli remembering. In- stead nf nsiiig thread wliicli is likely to look uiisiglitly, get a little raiiiu I

ivfiich irriy he liougilit in almost any disapproval by t e ri is an _ori C01fu‘. ziiiil is much stronger than cv- 'ties and not encouraged by enlight- en tlic coarsest thread. Another idea fned Hindus themselves, proves to _

be too deep-rooted to be killed in “

which niay he of value is to use bran

instead of soap when washing rugs on of this description. The bran may be ap

ticif in ii clicescclotfi bag ami after _i firing dipped inf warm water should

i-ng should then be rinsed with a cloth wriuii: from warm salt water. l The attractive rag rugs, in plain, colors with neat white stripes acrossf the ciids, are to be found in size 24x i

48 siiitiihle for the butllroom, for a ures MPO f-ii\'@“7

dollar .iiiila dollar and u.h:ilf. The \'enei-nhfc ia rug has been ilrivcn

. g , _ frnni the kitchen lxy the sanitary lir-.»- liiidcr

leiiin tntlic tiled floor ofthe bath- 5

rooin nnil now it is rapidly beiiil; 10 to

made fo lend its quaint eficcti\'en\ess. i I0 the beili'oi>m.

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(IRUSHING. t.

ln ii South London street migliti have hceii seen recently si in-fici-‘ hoard outside nn empty fi.iuse with

-"’l`his house for sail" lmintcil on it. ti

i

.A lérutlcninii on tlic look-out for _ ‘ such :i liousc, and always ready for x

'tics on this much-disciissed Indian

he rubbed \'igoi'oL'.sly on the rug. The l>‘0ll18m-

000,000 married under thc age of 20. Of these more than 360,000 are un- W

CHILD MARRIAGES 1N INDIA.

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(New York Gun). The custom of child marriages iii dia although viewed with strung

ration b more western dis- U

ssued contains some striking statis-

i

Oiit of a total population of near-

‘ i -1' 2', _ / 100'000'000 there me new 3 3 scalloped rufiie of sheer musliii,

lei' the age of five. The following iig-

5 years

to 10 years

15 years 2, i -

5 to 20 years 4.326.388 0.343.118 The very early m~ari'iages are most-

iii the nature 'of parental con-

759,05l. 2,029,742

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A niA'rTsH or vous

A Yankee liioiiglit his irish friend i see the great Falls if f\'i.ig‘\'a f guess that`s a ‘.=!l‘R'\'\ >‘if!|'f2 ~-"U1"

L-“A

ng like it to be seen in 5'-lui' coin- _

i

fl fflcusniit. 'oke iioticril tl-i ceiiliur try," boasted the _Ynni:<_-c. I

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Sffellillll. and seeiiii.: ii woinaii (thi curctnki-rl ut the froiit, .sroplir-.i'i nn;‘. l asked very politely when the infuse

“w i.ll .< 'l " '

UM SQL ‘~\rplieil 'the Amcri:aii, nirttled nt

"Just us soon as the ireii fonivs i

~\vliat's ii fine sig‘i:" »_eiir.f thc. ' \

rislininii. "Why, that mighty stienni ii* ntcr falling into the 'depths below,"

who can raise the wind,” iixis ine' l"at’s dnilnei-is.

Wufilllflll rejoinilcr. r

The .gentleman walk rd or.

“And wlint’s to liiniler it'."’ asked

Pat.

uovEL TABLE

oecoiniiiou

No mccfiaiiiicnl achievement has "UV Upciieil up such unexplored realms of artistic' possibilities in °"“Fy field, as the attainment of mtllh The infiirencc has already filt- ered down tliruugli to siich him-ible‘ arts us liair»dresslng and wall-PBPGP* inf! and table-trimming. Glover con- Cvlltioiis for table decoration, that Hoiisffiui pus saiiisaeld lumen :inarfrfiis “F0 Wills: carried out iii _various par~ t‘°“|“"lY charming fasliioxis.

At ii rcceiit ilinfnfcr given for a bride “"0 r.\‘uom_wfio were supposed to he Hhfiut to navigate the seventh lieav- en." the central point of -interest “"\S ii large toy herolrlane, which had bw" hainted white und hung above the rciitrc of the table. Sprays of white hridal wreatli--aiiy_ small white flnwi-r would eierve~wcre twfneii a- bout the planes and at the wheel sat " *‘“\‘ wiix (‘-unld, Narrow satin rib- bons were sprung from this wheel to WWII piaci- and cicd to the place Cl-Nls. Thane were in the form of large white hiitterfiy winils. SDlB9\101l with gold, and so he/nt that the wings seemed poised for flight. ‘ln

wreatli, with here and there a golden liiictcrffy hoveri-ng. If one do_es _ not liappeii to he handy at such t'hinKH»i instead of the white wings with their! touches of sold. One may sets \‘<>\l of the crepe paper which ‘is covered with giirigeoiis biittcrflfies of all HUGH aiiil colors. By cutting these out aiidl Dastim' on cards. "W mul’ hfV"° m“5t` at.ti`activc place cards and winged decnratioiis.

Aftliougli 'thc more elaborate _wble

dccoratioiis consist for the most_p_:_1rt uf flowers in' Pl‘0fl\Sl0l1, Cf\“"\° *I V" and individual electric lamps or c€_i_i_; dies, with flowers shades. f0\‘ smnll dinner or luncheon or recep- tion there is nothliig that may be iigcd tui-io good _ mi ad\'M\tBf£¢1\5 pilvlyon. A most artii-itic cf_fert_wau_s_c- cured at ii limclieon _for six, iy _lP~

- f duff green ba~il'|~t dlled with

uni. ii n » - pale pink moss roses. Timl to the

high handle of the basket was a wine bow ofi-sift ribbon in one _o_f tl1oi~l‘ blurred pastel effects fn ivliii--i ri i_l_iill green melted into ri faint f‘\\\l‘~ 2'" end ofthe how wni-i rarrleil uiiasn _in the corner of the titbfc, and uliiii L it table was set. with fiic_frI“‘f" 1"”

the rc-iitri-_ of the table was ii low '|°Wl of white roses and bridal

lightfiilly il

Married Married 1 Males. Females. 11

121,500 243,503 t

539 279 6,584,768 |11

incts or engagements. __

The soft poiil.,cc

grained kind for gowns-has been widely taken up for petticoats. It' comes iii white ‘und all colors, wash- _ cs well, wears well.

It is made into ii narrow petticoat,

which flares little at the seams, and is trimmed witlia scant ruffle or wide tucks. The main thing iii bo cut it short. lt should not come to the edge of the hem.

It should be rut -off about an inch

above and cut very evenly. Quite too many women let it slope abit at the back, and this, added to the fact' that the pettiroatlis aint to sag fi‘om_ the waistline at the hack in any way,‘ brings it down in n point helnw the hem.

_...___-1----~ A DIVIDED Hi()USE.

~,\ hiiiise divided against itself

cannot stand," is an old QRYIDR. but there is ii lionse in Lowcllwhlch haul been divided .aiid is still standing. whut was inrnierlv n 1-l-stun wood- en liouss, witfi stores cn the ground floor. has been cut in two, and the half a house is of the first things which attracts the attention of a person passing through that portion of the street. 'l‘hcre'are tivo owners nf one biiililiiig, an-il their failure to come to terms brought about the ldlvidini; of the structure.

f)E(‘ORA'l‘El') BUTTONS.

Great ingenuity is displayed in dec-

orating buttons to harmonize with ` Q nthei tilmniings of the garment

F/~/:Wo _

M, _

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Nielson Wincliester ffliai'lottetowii, who won the twenty mile liicyvlf’ N

fh ‘ ` _ ', ii which they are used, and a new id_-a of this kind for white frocka '-nilirofdered in colors is to have iiinrl buttons, with four liolcn scivcd

i with thrend~frin tint to match

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ie_i`}ur warn ova; tif-2‘li_$_l_,-__ __ (_ C, mul I.,;S(._¢,__ f_,__,,_ ' ' _ _ ___ d__t_ _ __ ' I a t. _ ~ c

ow, ic mils i_ii pc icon _ ocs no ,__ _“__ __‘ _ _f _ __ _ _ ul. iy . c a vi iou o o. iifum ci' of f.'ill_upi.ii liinisrff, 'ifoify liiill _i-_mil il N10" ahfff' H Sklft U"l`l”f"‘"-1“ °|0»*'l`I‘ H ~('i,_m"" “nh rchcbw( fm um groups not criminal. New figures are the evidence he frive: is not ti-ue. ' I

to the ankles. Even if it has oiilyl . _mg 1_5 _ , _ _ _- _ ___ y ni tl _ ._~-1 l___

. .t t .t .t __(__'llic ,wiigs of the mgmmé |m~,i,, ,,p,.,,_. bciiig added almost every .wack to the m_;i__ __*f__!;'g __:_i;m__\_ ;__i_i_csfi ___i__1__ __n_ii____<J0§%_i_i5

enough starch iii 1 o pcrmi i . _ __ _ be iroiicd it holds thc skirt out too ed her heart' _ f"m"“'“_ g"°“l’~ “P60171” Talkfld f K.. --t iw J |»._'~i _ f l;..i{

n ' ‘ i h B 't‘ fb th "_ much at the liem. 'And She mtcd her head t“ th” mint' "hmm mm the flwlllwt Changes 1" f.l¢ie(i?i'iitfi‘l\nlnS 'fli‘r2l’\i"linl_<‘ i'r"‘f(iil.’:0 ` ‘

Women who scoiieil nt. this idcai , ltiiynlty, iiccessitatcs a number of _. , :.- ._

during the mst Qt th" *‘"'n"?‘°'l` _a"‘liA"‘l` lm. m'°""'nililitioiis to the famous f§FU\'l‘, tagilesaltllicIohitliv`i‘.‘i'flliHi;ii?i:il ho declared “mt they wmim L“"'~|~,i| ,iw °S`l‘,,]tj'm Jain' < “fluff-i's of flic World" lfioirntti-ii~ leiut' but our cwclitiriii .I-rits claim'

'3 gem’ Y . mtg. wceil' Flhc whltci p~etuc0aLi3'f4 air' y I on lc hlmllgm' mm tion will lic eivcii fit the Miiser. tliuii U10 1`if1hl` ‘U \\'l‘1ll` a hill \\l\f‘f1 nil-` provnl. A `BfitiSh N110 500k Just cn'"b'“ r' ww’ “mln aim mexpms °' S ~| lfttl . -_ , / < _ v _ dressing the Dictv. 'l`fii\. .Tr'».‘.' li'~s

have change-il their minds. They now 0 "le ’ "' “em ‘md at the f00t UT "WU W IHUHIIL: Dlctuies. hourly nll _ . 1 _tl 1. _ _ ,__ _ f*

wear Silk or pongee on.cS_ _ the msc, of thc pict____es have their Br” _“__ no blmcin o_.i_ i ptiii ii_ii 0 .ii_:_._ r.i<_e,

It is true that there are certain Am] the l-039 never knew it was thc,.e_ _________a__.C__ at _(___: Musee and man me uses it _ of tic iouiit. y in q,xtra fine petticoats made on ia nar- _Tm __ ' _ _ I y _ “ ‘Lb h" "”“l"”' _

_ now pattern and trimmed with ix Bl*/l‘>Y LOGAN BOWS. U* 0" especially fm i-‘at P“"l'0°°~ _ '“”"_f‘ __ |

Among the new riictiirca just rcceiv- \'l"11lE Kf"|‘7\'-' ]mT'l WL, 5

hich will not hold a gxowii out ton Au "f the FQWIE hfwe M119" ill |0V0 cd is one siliowing a long trip _*_* . _ ‘

fm. for fashiom bilutllese am exile"- it sceiiis with the Betsy Loizqnn th,.m,p_.h the must interesting _“___ ___ _lt_ young man and iiuiidcn ixcrc bc- sivé 1‘5tti°°“t5» and the constant hows fqr the mm" says the ]’l‘“al1C1" Noiwvnv. Aiiotherfpicture is erititfed ufithem .» . 4 aiindering which isinecessary to keep Dhla 'l‘imes. ..,\ Bok From me Blue .i mm show; __ U@fl\”l‘St on;-_ said the young mini, ny white petticoat clean wears Onc sees them in black velvet for m',my himwrous si¢uuti,;“g_ g`¢ill.,m. I ]"‘f" thu" 5" 1""""L “" "W ‘1""' LW" hem.out too fast for the purse that street wear end in all colors and iiia- Uihm. picture show, Um |,,u,,,,\m,g_,[ "mt lf P“"U1\'V 1** ‘ffm ‘H-'>l» 1‘>`~}iu! must have its contents carefully terials under the sun forwciir with li, lil-i-,linac the Sliogtiiig ,_,i‘1_lie.lln5s f-flnncm ‘lt “"5” if LU ‘°`\‘l"*` Ullnf-1

easllred- “gm ‘h`°"9°S~ _ and the saving of a wreclced steam- wf7."1d ham'm'_ _ ,, The W°m°`*“ who Wants " 90"' “ar” some are mll-lhty fetching- Thfiy cr’s crew. Other pictures rcprodiicc Whnt might ‘t bc? ‘moth the

I‘f>W Pef'tiC09-t fo put on every THOFH- ,arc adjusted carefully, with ends historical scenes give jmirneyings '“?.id°“‘ ing for all manner of everyday dnt- eeiight in a perky how nt mm ,.,i,l,,_ hm, mmim placés and h“mo__U____ Evin_t.h:ir. I wniifd kill him. Dost ies cannot afford finc muslin petti- A pretty “-M3 ,md m,w_ is t.(__pmc__ ___m___S _____l mySte’__im_S ,m___pe_ni___:___ thou lwlicic nic '_”‘

outs; she m\ISt KCED H1956 fm' 1195*? if the bow n.cios=i the front top of the ;l‘liese l>icf:ures ure sliowii hourly nf- i.:t?"'v.'H """H' uw '“"m"“' 5"” “'°“"5 them at 8"' 110116 jlIHt above the tiirbnn. teiiiooii und cveiiiiiig, nnif visitorsi :"“-"3 WW I l’i'fil.f=l fo H100. I VOW.

THEY *W0 ‘Wt &DlJl‘0l-*URW "N10" ln painful contrast to thc-sc arc r'iii see as many ditlcreiit Diiztiircs as`| NWN" tlmt if “""H"“' ~`7h ‘llld Tllfikc

(l‘"`k Skirts “"4 gingham frocks 'md the linudcaux that arc carelessly' nr- they desire. Tlie afteriiooii mid cveii- l"_""' 'U U""3 W5 life .-‘iiiiuld PGV fm” hfmvl' “"*“\‘ *""t’?' They ‘l"".‘°t m 1" ranged and which look like iiotliiiiiffiiig coiicerts continue with pleasing [NU HY 5"l"‘lf‘l` HN-011 l S\\'L‘uf`! Dost with these materials, and neither arelsw much as headache bnnda 0., nl programs tliofi fxcliiivc nic iio\\"_”' they alipropriate for expensive lawn` ' R " ' "Na_y_" f,ii,,ll, UH. maiden__ wicks made to V~'08l` El/€I`.V GRY- \~-----‘---‘~r-'--A--=--‘-=--A-------f-f---A-‘---'---=~~'-'-‘-‘-‘---‘-'-‘-‘--‘-"---‘rr-‘-‘-'-'-‘-`-'-`-'-"'-'-‘-‘-`~"rr' "N-,~\v ii-fmt ni;-niici-l_ il;fiii'_> Why

' '_ 1105 the 009-T59' li"lii-\ est tliirii not flint l \\'oi'ilil kill

- _ i _____i]» l.fi.- ilnst:ii'il \‘il|;iin'_"’

“iii-r:iii.<i\," iiuoffi fhi- innidcn, "thou

iioiildi-it iiof. kiimi' nvglit nlioilt. it,"

'ln Insult From Lady offiourt

Led to ffapofeon’s

The author of the recentlydssuoil

work_, ‘The Empress Eu'genie:_`1870- 1010. has isrittrn the followi let-~

‘The interesting and pathetic ae-

count given`by the Daily Telegraph of the Empress Eugefnie's visit to Uomliiegne on Sunday last serves no fa renii-n'ifer of a reiiiai'i!a.ble episode lat the imperial chateau shortly be- fore the marriage of Napoleon III ‘and Mile, Eiigeiiie de M-ontijo. Tha 5youiig~la'dy_ niid her mother were the guests, with many oiheis, of the Em- lverur. ll/Iadiirne de Foitoiil, who died only a fortnii;lit ago, wusipf the par- ty, and, being the wife of a minister, islie iiaturiilly rel;-ui'iiuii herself, as A persoiiugo of ciiii.,idci'al»1e import- ance. Mad-ainc de i"oi'toiiiand many other ludfcs of the ii.-wly-iorincd lin- pcrinl court ivcri- very jealous of the iittmitioiis ‘bestowed upon the two fnir :ipaiiiiirds by the Emperor, and :in upi.-.li-f;iiiiiiy mfr-reii. One evening illlfi-_ dc Moiifijo wasffeing lcd into ‘i;li_i,-fitml thc younizcr lady whenever tlicdiiiiiig roiiin hy lvl. de Toulonge- on, mic of the most prominent mein- bciaiiftlie coiirt, when the progress of the stately procession was momen- tarily clicclicd, liuincdiat-_-ly iii front of M. dc 'l'oiilmrgcon and Mile. do iliiiiitijn were Madame l\‘ortoul and her cavalier, The escort of “the bountiful Spaniard" contrived to get in front of Madame de Fortoul- iritli iiiifortiiiiiitc results. Greatly iii- cr=1i.~ir-il, tfinf. lnfly angrily exclaimed iilouil to hcl' p:if'tn\‘1\‘, §‘Ai'C You go- iirl( to nilow tiint wouiaii to pass be- fore i|s'.“’ '

'l\llle_~. dc Moiitijo, dcaply wounded

by the offensive rcinzirk, burst into tears. Duringiliiinor the Emlieror iioticcd her distressed condition, and saw that slic nic little or nothing. At the earliest piissiblc moment he sought lier out, und asked very sym- pntliciicnlly wliiit nilcd her. lfllla de lVf_oiii.ijo nni'i'zil<il wlint hnd halrpan- c'.l, :iililiiig tlrnf., lifter siicli an insult, _slir find i'cs<.li\<i iiluii leaving the cfintciiii on the follow-iiig morning. The filniperoig who had not liitlierto “pi'oposc~l_" sul-il, in a nicniiiiig tone, “You mint init thiiili of going away. Tomorrow I will coiiviiire you that

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iii future no one will vi-nture to in- sult you." He l|_~lii his word, and

i`1ia~`dc ii formal "propo-

t d" eed

itlie Einl4.=.ror had been in a state of iiidecision ns to eiigagiiig himself to Mile. dc llionfijo, iiiuinly owing to tfié lzciuistiiivoppositicii to such an rillii-inrc wliicfi lic cncoiiiitcrcd from his relatives mid many of his most iiitimiiie mid f.rusiuif friends; and it is quite possililc iiiat the nccurrenfce of some such “oiiti‘:i_i=;c" to his charm- iiisgigiii-sf. ns is here ilctfiilrd was re- .,nis:if.'» fo nihlic kiiii see the propriety oi' "li-»ii:g:_ the rifflzf. '\hin_i:." It is fnir to add limi., froiii this dzstc of the ac- iunl "eiis;i::cni1'iit," lifs friends ceased to pi‘ofrs’i: aiiiiiiiot the niai'riB.ge.'

QUFIFJN ALl§XANDl"ili'l% (IOLORS.

It._is iinilerstod f.li.if. for the mom-

cnt nt any rule, iht-ru ir ll be no al- £l‘li,itil~l1 iii ‘file l`.o'»’!tl Ft:ifidfl.Pd V~\1l9h the C,-iiccii Mofliifi' is rntilled to flV nvci- hf-is rp- iilincif. The iiiivilese was <‘niifi~i'rr_-d ivltli-'»‘.it i'f‘stl'iCf.`i0nR>0f HDV sort on his consort by Kin-' Edivardf. and the flag will rciiiain as it is until further. roticc. it will be used at Marllioroiigh l-ioiisc wlirn her Maiostv goes into residence there, and also at Snndriiighum. Qiiceii Alexandria.'s own colurs are red and wliite. B-nd th! ribbon nttacliing the l;n<lgcs of the lnilics of lirr iioiescfzolil combines those tivo shniirs.

NO CALTSE FOR WOIIRY. _

Painter (to his servant)-'Now

carry this pictine to the exhibition gallery. lluf. be careful, for the paint ir. noi. iliiite dry yct.’ . Sci~v.'iiit.-'Oh, ll\nt’:i ell riiillff- YU `piii on iiii iilil ro;|t.'-'l<‘fiei:ciido Bla- i‘\f1\|‘.-

...,occ-_-_-_-,____...-..-..____,V_,__,_,,_,___

, F-ir Edward Russell; ‘Une of the iiiust iiiiportaiif diif.ic.~' of the Ncivs-

,piipcr Press--u duty wliir-li if viiiiiiof

iwithout ineilicfciicy und .~li:iii:i- n\ii=.l

I--is the criticism of mi-n iii i\u.ili~' ,0flicc. The presiiiiilitiiiii iff thc l:\~.'.' 'oiiglit to be that if this dnl.\' is nfl' tforincil in irnoil fiiitli und ivitli siiiceiw- rcgard to utility, the l\iiblisli|~i'.= niiil coiidiictors of n ii;~.ivspai\f‘i~ shoiilif ir held |iririiilrs>i. lliit. iiiiliiiniiilv. ni.: iviffistaiirlini.-; the iiiii_r.i\.»iiiciif. in ||»|‘rs.~' actions iind l1i~i»,~z.~r-iif.i~»i».- iiinli-r _such judges as (‘ii(‘klvui'ii. liii.-‘.=4‘l of l\’iflii\\"en, and (‘ivlci'iil_»;i~, iiiiiiir iiiiif public interest in this liilmlf have not yet hceii secured nr even indicinlli ns- ,scrf_eii. A sound iinil just vi-|dii~f. in ‘fnvor of aneivspnlacr which fins 1-i'if.i

‘7/eil ii public man is lisiiulfv in the

lteotli of the jiiiligeh-i f-fiiiriic; not. iii lcnusr of any iiiiriiilfy or oiilifiiiity in fhls lr/rdship, but lircniisc iii n law

liiiéusiliiiiieliis

`lli`iiu'ifiiBEi

fiiin fn snr niifliiivg' of thc Wal mH'tf»l l\\‘hrii his fimr fo siwiifi romcs. the rlrfviiiiiiiifz-' |'if‘.|ri;;»~l, iihii should bv ilir fCi.~;kiii|~ or thc ltiifus Isaacs U: nfs dur, iiinkri: flip iilltinflff and hia \i.fiii»i»,-'mi ii.: riiiirilliiiis or odiud BB they iii-.=i-r\'|~ fo lv-‘, mid uses his most _iii-_iriif rlihiiiriirc ti iiiiiiic the iurv `rr:il§/.c flifit hy luv: fli: flecision rests iviffi flzeni. :ind not with iiidfrc.

ff ii 1"- foiii::¢ fo n.ii_\’1`ne.exoe'l'1tt\k\

i>i~f»=n-i~i;1»f iouriiriliiif. that if the func- il-in of ine jury is A saliitoi-y one, it riiirlif, fu lr slinrcil bv the jiiidze. and he nnufil in he hound liv his cmcbto r_i»ol\i\i-rife with the jurv ln carrying out its pi~iiii'i;»lv. lf tho law with _iiiifliorifnvf-ly rrviscrl thus. no ii~i‘~,iig»§il |u~i~sr»n wuiilrl be likely to fail fn his rciiisily. lliit no persou_wo\;\d he li lil to have linen wronged if the Pri-ss'n censure of his public acts We Ilwrn just. '_ » '\\‘i- ncrd n new Libel Act. with - ii

}f`ni|rf. the general iiririfllil-‘. in iindcr- preamble. The details of the Aict should istooif to be that the ii:-wiipniicr is nine ns Parliament might be gdvilggd,

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lgrntnitoiis intruder, offeiisivi- at l ioivn risk.

_ ' What happens is that in crr»is-cx-

race at i-lt..» John on Saturday last. ily winning this race Mr. Winchester amlnlnfl the aiiflrivved person and iiis|hnvc to do duties which are indillon- ' h' f N if i k in uid distance holds fnr mn- friends the defending counsel contre-‘sable to the community. and that for

Biii the preamble should declare once for all-in such terms ‘as \e¢h1UtiVo drafting may reiliiire-tlmt`nawlDl@l's

‘holds the champions ip o ew riinsw 4*. r ii . - _ - ~ l' fruit han- vcrts bv caustic or satirical anticlpn-‘doing their duties, without malice,

sf-ffm the commowform rulings iie\inlustfce or culpable carelessaesafhv

rido°r-iiot necessarily' consecutive, Mr Wiiiclii-stef* is a nicmhei- nf thc Vic. kiiowa will come from thefu-dm! in his 's\\All ii0¢b9l>\llIilh°fl. either orhninal-

oimniing up which is vractlcguy cox-1 or etvilly --lqiloop 'fiom

iyani' a $J00.00 silver trophy, and wnn for good ii beautiful sl ier

flint. The troiiliy han ti, be won three times hcfore its the property I-I aiiv

Rom hnmmliiiiziiiiittn nw mm.: ‘ma ‘nl the embroidery. A toria Amateur Athletic Association. -` ' 1 ~ ` Y ' _- ,_ .. . _ ._

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