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Show ana is fitted up as a dressing-roohere is to be found a maid from Marlborough house, who has preceded her INTERESTING READING FOR royal mistress with a dressing case DAMES AND DAMSELS. containing all toilet requisites. The princess, having decided on tho position in which she wishes to bo taken, Brvla Win Wmhar Mania Salrta arranges herself. It is etiquette on f rati 7 Coaii far these drawing If arrow occasions for the photographer to This llaaaoa of Ilia Yaar iutaraatlag address any remark he may have to make to the in attendance, who in turn, addresses the prinHE MATTER OF cess, who replies through her. breakfast and lunb during the heated Brnhudl'i Wealth ef Hall. when tie term, Bernhardt, wuo has really the most very thought of until the remarkable personality of any living eating cool of the evening woman, will not exercise, and hates is annoying, is one fruit unless she happens to feel in a that pussies many mood for eating it, and still she has a business woman, a handsome head of hair, and this, tho who finds that It la health doctors say, is quite remarkable, difficult to do good in view of the fact that fruit and exwork when she has forced herself to ercise make beautiful hair. She makes partake of the usual breakfast of her hair grow winter and summer by meat, rolls and coffee. Oue woman, exposing it. For several hours a day whose alar' depends upon the clear- that hair hangs down her back with the ness of her brain, has discovered that air blowing through it and the sun a breakfast of fruit, bread and butter touching it. Her theory is that wher- and egg lemonade suffices for nourishever the hairpins touch her hair it will ment, while it does not overheat her. be dull and gloseless. In the morning Her lunch is modeled on the same lines. Mme. Bernhardts locka are scattered Iced tea or coffee, iced consomme or over her breakfast robe, and caught onsour lemonade being frequently sub- ly by the narrowest of ribbons, that do stituted for the egg drink difficult to not tie the hair, but only confine it obtain at the ordinary restaurant, Not until dressing for theater le her while a cool salad sometimes takes hair "done up, and this is for getting the place of fruit. After two such In and out of her carriage In street meals as these she goes home at night dress. In most of Bernhardts plays ready, after a bath and an entire the heroine wears unconflned locks, and change of raiment, to do ample Justice here again madam haa a chance to carto the hearty dinner that awaits her. out her theory and show the result ry Brought up to believe that a heavy of It in the magnificent glosa of her meal at night was injurious, it was locka long with only after harrowing experiences dyspeptic pangs that ehe worked out Tha Hamm.. Mod, such a summer regime for herself. In winter both breakfast and lunch are Notwithstanding all persistency to more nourishing and always made up the contrary, the skirt is getting narof warm hot dishes, but both are light, rower, and this Is synonymous with so as not to overtax the stomach. saying that It is to be trimmed; tucks IN WOMANS CORNER. THEIR OUTING. LIVING IX GAY PARIS. m Thar LOWEST FOR FRENCHMEN. THE HIGHEST FOR AMERICANS. Took It Zala Dnerlbss Follea rat as Abrapi F.ad le HaaluaM bp Clearing tha Mr ti af Taadaia A Wash. Ksparl-ir- a. lady-in-waiti- ng , WEEK in Paris should give ono an insight into the superb financial system which enabled c France to pay the enormous German indemnity in such a marvelous short pace of time, says a correspondent of the New York Journal. It la not quite correct to say that Francs paid this debt It would ho nearer the truth to explain that sho ahlfted the burden from her own ahoul-de- rs to those of the strangers within them to pay the her. gates. end forced . ... . , j ly RU KILl-'N- O Wlaaoaala Maa Tail the CtMi Can New York Herald: The cable car conductor was loquacious for U was laie were few. and the See that couple there, he said, passing his arm iu the direction of a young man In a blue serge suit and a pretty crash young woman in a tailor-mad- e traveling gown. "They know bow to enjoy life, they do. No summer resorts for them. All the boys on the Broadway smokers know em. The flm thing they do after breakfast is to get into a smoker. He doesn't go to work until noon, you know. They have all the papers when they board the car, about 9 o'clock in the morning. They get a front seat, where they can get what breeze is going. He reads and smokes a bit, and ehe talks. Then they both read some of the articles in the papers together. They laugh and talk and have a good time generally. They live up in 104 th BtrerL They ride down to the Battery and back again. Sometimes they make the trip two or three times In one morning. It only costs 'em a few cents and they get lota of breeze and coolness out of It. They have always good seats, because they are the first passengers on board the car every time. They just make themselves comfortable. ' No mosquitoes here, John,' I heard her say the other morning. Not much, Dorothy,' says he, and I tell you that New York Is better than hall bedroom in the country, with the mosquitoes lacerating you and the canned vegetablea making your soul weary. They take their ride sometimes before breakfast and go over to some cool, downtown restaurant. Then they come back again, reading and talking, and smiling and as happy as kittens. Here's 104th street, air, be said, as he stopped the car. The young man In the blue serge suit said "Thank you, and the young woman smiled and nodded. A moment later they were left behind In the darkness of Columbus avenue. pa&M-n?cr- Omt Msrk.ta Tbst t.imrr SHE SAVED THE CREW I OOLD,N af Maa j Kaaalta. HO" laataaam af Fatal During the past four years a large number of horses have died in the northern part of this state from the ravages of a disease which has baffled the skill of veterinarians and I have e A3 there not been a gallant captains daughter on the Norwegian Julie bark some, if of her not tars all, might now be In Davy Jones' locker, says the New York Mall and Express When this aged craft was preparing, at nolyliend, to go to Westburg, N. 8., the young girl, who had lost her mother a few weeks before, prevailed upon her fa'.her, the master of the craft, to take her along. Sailors, as a rule, do not like to have women in the ships company. They are superstitious about the presence of the gin ller sex and they quietly grumbled when they heard that the captain's daughter was coming along. Now they are blessing their tars that she did share the Interrupted trip with them. The Julie is at the bottom of tho Atlantic and her Jack tare are safe. She was abandoned on April 19, with the eea up to her main deck. The steamer Oscar II., another Norse craft, that came to this jtort, saved Capt, Nielsen, hie daughter and the sixteen sailors of the crew. The Julie left Holyhead April 1 and encountered a succession of violent westerly galea on the Irish coast and sprung a leak. The crew worked and pumped, and although Miss Nielsen jumped into the breach and manipulated one of the pump ban when the men were tired out, all efforts were vain. At last the veaael began to break up and Miss Nielsen, Instead of sitting down and haring a good cry, as other maidens might have done under tha same conditlona. had the men cluatered aft and sang merry Bongs of the green fields Of the XorBe kings. Uaarga Onld,i Yachting Trip. But wn nmslc wont soothe a mar-hl- a The first stop George J. Gould Mid family who sailed Monday on (he ,ner when death seems Inevitable, and steam yacht Atlanta for a long cni.se !! hop. of i been called upon to make Investigations as to the cause and nature of the malady, says a Beaver Dam (Wis.) letter to Garden and Forest. At first it was thought to be anthrax and samples 0! the blood and sections from the spleen and other internal organs were sent to tho bureau of animal industry and to Dr. Russell of the State University for Numerbacteriological examination. ous bacteria were found but the bacillus anthrasis was not present The horses affected were in the majority of cases heavy draft homes from the lumber camps. These unimala were brought from the woods In the spring, usually In good condition, and turned out to pasture. Most of them were fed grain while on pasture. On the farm of M. C. F. Reynolds, Hayward, Wis., over seventy horses have died during the past four years from this peculiar malady. The pasture contained about 400 acres, 300 acres of which had beet broken and seeded to timothy. Adjoining this was 100 scree of "slashings, " or land from which the timber had been cut but which had never been broken. This was thickly On one elds covered with golden-roof the farm Is a lake with a elean gravel bottom and shore. The lake la fed by springs. There is no marsh or low land on the farm. Upon investigation I became convinced that the cause of the trouble waa to be found either in the food or water and watched the horses closely for several days and saw them eating the golden-ro- d greedily some of them, especially those affected, seeming to prefer the plant to anything else. I also visited the farm of Peter Truax, near au Clair. There la no golden-ro- d to be found on this farm and the disease has not made its appearance. During the poet summer Mr. Truax placed ten horses in pasture near by where the plant waa plentiful and eight of them died during the summer and the remaining two are affected. When the healthy horses are taken most Ingenious schemes of strategic finance that the world has ever seen. Thera are in Paris at least three prices for everything that the market offers and it may he reckoned as a certainty that, while the Frenchman smallest of these prices ; will pay the and tha English or German visitor the second, the American will pay the highest Tiers are even three prices on tho omnibus, and it so happens that you will sometimes see the top of one of these vehicles crowded till It looks like a Fort Lee excursion boat, the little standing room at the rear packed with people and the inside absolutely empty. It la because of this system of three prices that it la by no means an easy matter to estimate the cost of living In the French capital, but I got up earl7 one morning and spent two or three hours In the great markets that Zola has described with so much force, and as I went with my landlord, who le a GOWN FOR A BRIDE. hrewd and thrifty eon of France, and (From Godey's.) noticed the prices that he paid tor what he got, I think that I am in a position to quote what are called in commercial circles "bottom figures on the eatables that we priced there. I will eay here that prices fluctuate I In the Parle markets ae much as they wlmlST do on the New York stock exchange, tacked has the by recovered, exhuddled malady and because rabbits may be bought for will make will be at Portland, Me.. together, famished and and medicinal treatment does not seem when to Miss 17 cents a pound at 5 o'clock In the where the hausted, Nielsen, looking yacht will take supplies. to produce any beneficial effecL The morning there Is no reason to believe From there her course will be up Into the southeaat, saw a speck on the horithat they will be either 15 or SO cents the Bay of Fundy. The Atalanta will zon. The men looked and looked in appetite remains fairly good during the entire course of the disease. Death when the sale jelosea At a certain visit all the email towns on the ' the direction indicated by the girl and Bay shook their heads, saying: "There Is takes place in from two weeks to two hour the police put an abrupt end to of and especially will exptore there." The girl's eyes were months from the onset. I am fully ' nothing business by clearing the street of ven the Fundy made famous by Longtfil- - not as dim as region theirs, though, and pres- convinced that this dLeae Is due either ders, and It ia at this moment, with low's in which Mrs. "Evangeline, she said: to some poisonous principle In the plant ently the officers of Justice bearing down Gould now takes an absorbing interest. I am sure that is a ship. Fire the or sume parasitic fungus upon the sue upon them from behind and the crafty The 13 Atalanta, which draws nearly rs gun! Fire the gun!" face of the same. It is now too late In and housewivee assailing Half doubting, the veteran brass can- the season for them from in front, that the market feet, will go Into the basin of Mlsas to le see the and remarkable rise and fall of non was primed and charged. "Bang!" carried on In any Investigation eea Its most exciting changes. direction this year, thle It went aix different times In rapid but 1 Intend to have Sometimes thejk'ellers are obliged to the tides there. the matter thorLeaving. the basin of Minas the yaotit succession. But the speck on the horiof their stock dispose of next summer. oughly Investigated at ruinously cheap figures, but it not will coast along the southern coast of zon grew no clearer to the girl and In Nova she will Scotia and told Halifax arrive men the It finally was that Infrequently happens that so many Potr of NapinMloBi buyers hold off till the last that the eventually. After Halifax Mr. Gould's heading out of their course. Still ahe "Porter, called the nervous passenbidding becomes eager and the. figures itinerary Is not definite, but If the Insisted tbnt the cannon be fired and rise to heights that were never dreamed weather proves propitious he will start finally Its echoes scurried down to lee- ger, "I see you have.made up my bed of earlier in the day, up through the gut of Can so to the ward until they wore heard by the with the head toward the engine." "Yes, sah, all the beds made up For example, when we first reached Bras d'Or lakes, returning to Plotou. speck on the rim of the horizon. "1 think they have heard us," shoutthe market chickens were offered to us On the excursion Mr. Gould will fake at $1.60 apiece and asparagus at 28 not only hie wife and family, but Mrs. ed tne girl presently. "I am sure they Well, I don't like it In case of a cents a bunch, but in the chaotic mo Klngdon, his mother-in-lacollision my neck would, be broken. and one have shifted their wheel and are makment of closing the asparagus leaped to of Mrs. Klngdon's sisters. After Plctou ing for us Aln'i goln to have no collision. The girl was right and thus It was 82 cents a bunch and my landlord bid is reached Mr. Gould will take an Ice that the speck grew larger and larger, In a job lot of eight worthy-lookin- g "You can't be sure of that Anyhow, pilot and go to the shores of Labrador. finally developing fowls for Just 90 cents apiece. The ladies of the party will leave the The crew of tho into the Oscar II. I want you to turn the head the other bark left their vessel way. Roast ribs of beef I noticed sold for yacht at Halifax or 8t. John, into about 28 cents n pound, which was pre whichever port the Atalanta may first In their own boat, the captain taking But In case dere should come a colclsely the price paid tor lobster. Or- put. It will depend entirely upon the his daughter and seven men in jone lision, sah, It mought be a rear-en- d dinary butter ranged from 18 to 22 reports of the ice pilots at the maritl me and nine men going in the other boat one. They saved nothing and will have to centa and the best quality from 26 to "All right; Ill stand my chance. whether Mr. Gould pursues his be sent back to Norway at the expense 35. Milk was 8 cents a quart, small ports "Youse prefers to have yoh feet to course further northward and goee to of the consul. mackerel were 5 cents each. Sermon the Greenland. engine, sah?" was 50 centa a pound and sole about 25, If Yes, I do. a be In the made not stay long WHALES Turbot, considered a great delicacy In "Den youse aint skeery about ridln of Fundy it is thought that the France, was nearly 70 cents a pound Bay feet first afore youse dead? Taka Food Thslr vessel an have and Than may opportunity to but mushrooms of the very best qual''Hm. Oh, bother; let the bed alone, reach Cape Sabine, as Mr. Gould much la lima ity could be had for 12 cents a pound London Spectator: The food of aid the nervous man, ae ha prepared and we all know that It takes a great desires to do. At any rate, the Ata- many of them to eigh as much as that lanta'a cruise may extend to Arctic whales has long been known to consist to tumble in. Detroit Free Press explorations or be merely a pleasant ef minute eea Crustacea. Mr. Gray was and volants with narrow lace belong New potatoes toom Africa cost about 2 summer Color CombltiotlOBSa trip to the maritime provinces familiar not only with the whale's food, ound and a French nU the TarietF and mueline; rib-- 1 FIGS AND THISTLES. bnt observed Its manner of feeding and JWils ft one of the colors whose va- - to the light batistes of Canada. Chicago Chronicle. 5. About In application, borders, Wo depths of tone combine well, and, bone, braids in the which it took its nap "after way Besides the staples I have mentioned stuffs. The stiff skirt meals. No doubt, he wrote, whales Every step the good man takes means i 1 Mag a purple season, that fact etc., to the heavy aw All sorts of things that are never AND FACTS FIGURES. It with the it and folds; la fcken full advantage of in many disappears, are In something. the very of particular quality Aten In our country, at least know le simply pleated all around, the pleats wa 1 Green, too, Is very fashionable, The man who rules himself will be a their food, for they are never to be which are offered here to and London cabmen Ingly, collectively a In the front breadth. Also a forming form point and green and purpl found to others. water the where le feeding king dirty, i the poor at a very slight cost. Horae abeut 2,500,000 a year. A remarkable feature is the preferalmost Invariably in clean, clear, but Time pleas, ng combination, spent In watching a hypocrite constant fire in demand and sausages Over 10,000,000 sterling is spent dark-blu- e ence for small Jackets on the waist olive-gree- n or ! time wasted. water. Gr.y and yellow are again seen In light cut saw cow's a udder into horrible I in charity in the United The usual way In which the whale companionship, and, like green and principally the zouave jacket, reaching slices and exposed for sale. Outside the every year Whoever fights against truth Is sure to waist line. rethe The little barely Kingdom. a has association always the Is to choose a spot where the food to lose In the end. feeds black, women old stirred market caul great Out of 240,000 domestic servants in le Curiously sleeveless jacket harmonizes either fined and exclusive look. plentiful, end swim backward and True faith can never be destroyed by with the skirt to contrasting sleeves drone of thick, savory soup, which they London 10,000 are always out of em- forward tor 2oO or 300 yards, with the being disappointed. enough, gray and yellow are not com2 In old a cents and at the wine plate, flront and parte of blause, or else it water. They invarimonly placed In conjunction by some ' nose Just under drinks of wine or brandy cou!d ployroent. If we love our enemies It Is certain freak of taste. Perhaps that Is one consists entirely of lace of embroidered hehope Nearly 1,000,000 worth of pa.mt ably swim from one side of the beat that the devil hatee us. 2 to 5 cents each, acfrom had for reason why the combination seems so medicines are exported from the United back again to where they started from, cording to size arid quality. Character building is bigger work with their mouths open. They then elegant. Kingdom each year. In rents Paris and Concerning its than building railroads In favor Foulard la Increasing in If pure milk only was sold in Lonson close their jaws and swallow the food suburbs. I was told by Mr. Boyd Neel, We please God beet when our lives summer next it and by probably Paris, one of the principal agents In the to1i, it is estimated that from 20,000 to "9, caught to ChrlsL straight point worn here, although will be universally ''They will go on In this way feeding that an apartment capable of holding 009 more cows would be wanted to l.9cp la unapeakable le alThe that peace as yet little of it is seen. It is light, an hour or for after more; that they In comfortable style two or three pea-p- ie up the supply. for itaelf. ways speaking cool and pretty and suited to the comwill disappear under the nearest Ice, could be had In Paris in a respectIt le computed that there are The man who lives only for himself come and there out until for position of charming toileta Lace le sleep they able neighborhood for from $150 to worth in gold and jewels at the couldn't be engaged In any smaller busihe preferred trimming, with embroia year, but in swell localities like tfe bottom of the sea on the route between exercise or another meal. Unlike other iness. of white accessories, sorts d do not redery and all animals, they Bola sees e Avenue the or Champs Ely England and India. The mother of Moses did more for to breathe through their noatrlle rometimes plottings of gauxe are emBoulogne there is no limit to the prlo Recent Austrian observations In the quire apsometimes a as trimming; while asleep, and they do not do so. the world than the king who built the et-ployed For ask. will landlords the that j Mediterranean Sea prove that the Whales can sleep as well under water pyramids plication. White is used as much ae ample, an apartment in a new hou end color deepest spot In that body of wate' Is as they do upon the surface, as I have of varieties ell with The sin that will stick to you Is the possible with an elevator will cost from $3,000 to 2,406 fathoms, or nearly three miles. fabric. Belts of white satin, collars, often seen them disappear under solid one you expect to give up without any $5,000, and as to furnished flats In the The most expensive Parliament in ice and remain there for many hours help from ChriaL vests and cuffs are seen with almost fashionable districts they contribute both le that of France. The two at a time. Sometimes they fall asleep costume. of Ribbons, kind Europe every The faith that will move mountains largely to the paying off of the national Chambers cost dithe nation 300,000 an - with their beads down and only their after awhile is moving a good many white, black and colored, are used to debt nually. Spain spends 120.0110 on her tails standing out of the water. versify plain bodices. smaller things now. Plaited mousseialne de sole forma a representation; Italy, 130,000; Britain,. It must be a settled principle with Hlhlra. af IlUtrlliullna SomeVlllllng to OMIgfib j 150,000. part of the fashionable costumes. the Christian that hla life In Christ to annual the eighteenth According Topper," SBkcd the young woman, hall be a life of faith. times the plaiting is plain; sometimes It has been computed that the death report of the American Bible Society, have never done clusters of plaits alternate with plain per min-- 1 "why is it that you The world le robbed by the man who which covers the extended work of that rate of the globe is sixty-eigto make you famous? or lace filled spaces. anything or 35,765,280 97,920 per day, lives in it and goes out of It without per' for the 12 months ending ute, organisation Never thought of It," said the old fabric, of batiste or gauze with volant March 31 last, the total Issue of Script-ure- a year. The birth rate is 70 per minute, j lived for its good. the hiving "What had I better do-b- olt man. The is the corselet edge. a or supplement 100,800 36,817,200 Waau Photesraph. per Sha day, per year, fVhan between heaven and One difference by the society at home and abroad ticket or take seven bottles of patent or ribbon belt, which must stand In amounted to 1,750,283 ie that in heaven everybody beWhen the Princess of Walee Intends copies The issue reckoning the year to be 3654 days In medicine?" earth Journal. infull contrast to the costume; for Indianapolis of the society during the 80 years of Its length. to visit the photographers she uslong! to the same family. stance, black to blue or green, white existence amounts to 61,705,841 In Spain, dulpg the past twenty copies. ually arranges that her sitting shall to The woman who gave the two mites Very Kuy. or to or black brown, ruby gray Three millions of volumes have been years, 2,000,000 email landholders have take place In the morning. A special white. "On what ground do you want a di- didn't do anything more than every circulated in nearly 100 different lan- been expropriated by the authorities studio la set apart for tne princess and asked the lawyer of his client. lover of Christ should do. : vorce?'' guages and dialects In all parts of the on account of inability to pay the taxes. other members of the royal family. It wife graduated from a cooking The devil hatee beauty, but, having My Lnoklas llarkwanL earth by its agents In 11 capita cities. These were nearly ail cultivators or ; school ond la doing her own work." learned Its power, he usee It to help Is approached by a private door that has a power. The wise man Last year the society employed nearly their own land. In the same perlo' , The past leads to an anteroom provided with "There will be no trouble about It at turn people toward the pIL Ram's easy chairs and a plentiful supply of le the man who sometimes looks back 4r0 men In Its general work of distri- - j Spain has sent 660,000 emigrants t Horn. . ell." Detroit Free Press. I on track. his '.lullen In foreign lands America. Illustrated papers A small chamber ; I I I' : : d. . hotel-keepe- , wants that-a-wa- ; , J ! I , $0 warm-bloode- ht ; j |