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THE MACbN TELEGrRAPII: TUESDAY MOIUsUUG, AUGUST 28, 1894. % AN OPEN LETTER Pear Sir: This is to inform you that Mr. Charles Wnchtel lias been appointed exclusive agent, for the city of Macon, for the celebrated The quality of this Hat is guaranteed as fine as that of any regular price $5.00 stiff lmt in the world. The shape for Fall, 1894, is entirely new and handsome. We are showing, also, several other Stylish Fall shapes in Soft and Stiff Hats. See them in our window August 28. Your Patronage Is Respectfully Solicited. CHARLES WACHTEL, 515 CHERRY STREET, - MACON, THIRD YEAR OF HIS CAPTIVITY Mr. W. W Davis Entertained a Large Number of His Friends to an Elegant Supper AT PUTZEL'S LAST NIGHT true Prlncn or ■■Kill Old tlnintiom.ljr l.y VJioi, Who Acip|)t#tl fh. liivlla- tlon— In Orrit.lun nr liar* l> light an Plantar*. Mr. W. W. Divl*. aupcrlntenilent of The IMaeon co.il dim, emtertalnfd « tsrga number of hhi*«itl«m-a frtsnd, at an elesunt supper ut Puixtf's Uat night. In every particular K wae one of the inlet ile ivtotful anil olohoraueljr ordered ai«R aftiura that Sia* over been given at Thta Cilfo. Mr. Davis la Indeed Uie prince of boat*. Val* evil* Mmwn In ev ery ftviiture of (ho .vqnlntc, nml the tusk uf anlcntu&nlnK so liw a number of people teeened only a i**rt o, irim.elf, so gracefully dkl he carry out tho role of tils uppatnimmt m iha jnaaier of owemoniea. Tho tioiiw were from 7:lC w 10, unO the 'hour* pasued ua m.i- menus, anil were nurkuJ down by «v- t>ry one preaeat aa '.i*n event for happy recollection hi ttitelr live*. Course utter course was eerved. Put- xel'e cuVthie wan taxed To fts utmoat capacity unit ihvrv artemed. even during the few hour*, no end to die *uoee*»l'v* plates ihut tvUied wound on* ufter another. Among five Invited guwti were: Hon. Joseph It. Hull and the following gen tlemen of the CeiiTtal rullrond: F. H. Mc3<*. master mechtMtlte; John Demp- aey, general foreman of nliaps; W. H. C. Jolutaon. B**le*ant superintendent Houuhttv/rtvrn dlvl.km; T. IV. Holmes, »hne Keeper; Thonvu* N. Morgan, chief nccounumt at ih» shops; Joe Prcrton, ■isnntnnt accouniuin't at nhop*; A. It. Watson, chief clerK to Superlnrvndent Iloge; H. Yonge, agent; O. A. Job-on, oaohlrr; J. A. Kournny, chief receiving c*rk; C. tA. OtoKmm, receiving n»h- ter; s. 8. MfaKmM. Wading clerk: c. L. llrunncr. master of drain*; T. K. Hunaaker, general ywd nv*nler; L. B. Bice, <l**l»tont yard inantcrt 11. L. Chi chester. »torekocpcr; Allan Fuss, fore- man round house; John Willis, master blacksmith; a. A. Channel. chgsf draughtsman; A. I,. Gxwdycar, master osiwslff; Hi Bash, iWteetlve; T. A. Hall, condtsotari; F. S. Davie, brother to dhe host, tj. nod C. conductor. The ftiRmvtn* names! gciUVmeev were nlso on (lie list of Invited fcuwtoi Hon. Robert ltoilitve. George T. ltnrrls. Thomda llenley. Terrel' Small Itobort AV. BmKh an I Horace J. Wright of the TWegrvtph. The (nart'eiilar occtts.'.ei which called for this splendid hospitality was. Mr. Davit Mnvwf dhore to e.rtl a. to "bewail the third rear of hi* captivity n: the Macon coil ohute." .Many n of hi* Innumerable ho*t of friend* than those named were »wrt beautifully Rat ken up invitation*. but wore kind a wsy for various musons. They should kn however, what they etlsihd by not be ing there, for those who availed them- nelve* of the gmutounly offered ftivua Mans will ulmsy* bettr ktst evening’! cntertnlnmont In happy remcsnbmne' ns one of (tie bright events In their lives. THEY COXTIVUi: TO Tltl’ST MEN. From Miss Williams’ Valdosta ivu- WOpO. Tlio Cilllor of the OatumbM faslgvr want* to know what lias btvotao of tho (leorgln oilltors *rbn went up to ex- plore Now York. Well, now, the man who reirrseutnl tho Voi. .. >po ivrflr* us that ho can't como homo until wo tend him a check. Awarded Hlfhcst donors—World's Fair. MACON HAS NO RAISED RATES The Old Insurance Rates of Soveral Years Ago Am Still Maintained. EXCELLENT FIRE PROTECTION DR POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pute Gi spe Oesm of Tartar Powder Frrt b m Ammonia. Alum or any other sJuitei,nL 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. Iiisarnttes Kirn Say 1 lmt Ilntrs Will l!« LoWdfwl, (tailin'Thnti Incrinittl -All Ltcsl.tiil l liu Kicurd Id OiiiU* by i lie t l«y. Tho article In yesterday's Ttfegntph on tho ralae In Insurance rate# seems to hav* somewhat aroused the Arc inmir- ancs men at the city who nay the rato In Muoon hu not been rulsed In several year*. The article was based on an article pub. Untied in Iho Augusta Chronicle, and Which spofe of the .lenernl raise through* out the South. It seem?, however, that Macon waa not Included in this raise and tliut the underwriters of Macon ore still writing policies at the old rate with in- creaelng business, and that no rnise has been Inaugurated here. It gives the Tel* auraph areal pleasure to nuke this state ment, as It tfhows that Macon, besldee her. many other advantages over other BuJthern cities, has lire protection suffi cient to gugrd her from an increase in Insurance rtUea that bos been inaugurated In other Southern cities and which has done much to retard the growth of these cities. Beyond all question, Macon has one of the most efficient Are departments In tho country, and there I* not a city In the United States of equal alxe that cah make a better showing. This department Is maintained by tho dly alone, and the Insurance companies do not contribute ono dollar to Us support. The city has not Qnul a flro worth speaking of since lust yoar and then there were only a fsw of any consequence. • Macon Is alright as far as insurance goea and the mte will bo lessened iMiead of Increased. ALL FREE. Those who have used Dr. King’s Now Discovery know it* value, and ’those who have not have now the op portunity to try it free. Call on the 'advertised druggist and get a trial bot tle free. Send your njumc and address to H. 15. Rucklen A Co., Chicago, <tml 'get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Fills Free; as well as a copy of Guide to Health and ‘Household In structor, free. All of which Is guaran teed tod o you good and cost you noth ing. A CORRECTION. A local notice anting that the re- osiver of F. W. QorCtc would offer pfie mock of go*vde for sale yeeterday was publishes) without lhe knowledge of Mr. Martin, the receiver. The goods oxnnot be sold until direWone ore* re ceived from the oourt, due notice of which wKl be given. ASSIGNEE NOTICE. THE STOCK OF W. A. REDDING, CONSISTING OF CLOTHING AND H ATS, ACVIHUST R E S O L D A T ONCE. BIGGEST OF RIG BAR GAINS OFFER ED J. J. COBB, ASSIGNEE. DENTlSTRt. Or. A. 8. Moore, who has for the last eight years been reasonable In his charges for dental work, and who 1* boner prepared to do bridge, crown and all kind* of dental work, having taken a post graduate course la pros thetic dentistry, owing to the stnng^. cy of the limes, is witling to be even more reasonable in his charges. Coma, let him examine your teeth and k ee bow reasonable you can have your dental work done. Teeth extracted without pain. 121 Washington ave nue, near First Baptist Church. Vino* vilie and belt line of street cars pass hi* office door, Macon, Ga. It’s Brown’s Iron Bitters you need i CUPPED... . We’ve clipped all the profits off of our Low-cut Shoes. The season is late and we don’t want to carry over a single shoe. The profit is yours. Come and see. THE SHOE MEN, Sid Cherry Street. GYPSY’S FIRST EXCURSION. A Trip Eight Miles Down the Ocmul- gee River on the Protty Little Steamer RAPID RIVER TRANSIT. No Ob.t.el.s In lit. tV«r anil tile Trip Wo. SInil. Wll tin til On. Sluclo lul.rrapllon — Sln.le nntl Walt rindon. AUo.nl. The fiy-piy, the trim tittle eteimor bcirngtaK to the l'ore»t and Stream Club imJ eomniimled by Copt. Miller, made the llret. excursion trip on (he Ocrnuigee ye.terdhy afternoon, and If the Urn trip can be token as a pre cursor of since** thane (a indeed a bright future In store for the popular iK;'je steamer, aa wet! :te for travl'satlon of tho Ocmulsee In general. It y/tls Just 3:30 when CUpt. Miller gave • the order to haul to the gong lAink, and noitvithshlnding (hut It was not generally known tto'ait the boi't would make an excumlon trip down the river, there wn* a large company aboiud and several hundred men on 'the banka to *ee her off. It took the experienced- crew on'y n pUnure to ‘‘rigljt about face," or In other words reveiue ends with the priud little Gypsy, and wher. she wan oftfce turned with botv down stream efhe-g'/Med off fUi gracefully «s -the queen <ft the bill. The wwter wns Just right ti>rd tlpre' was aH..abund*nce of At. ami down ihe stream slke gilded like a thins of ilfe a>; the rate of.twelve mife* -an hour. In a tew minute* Sandwich island, so named on acoount of Via slxe, ba t been passed, and in a few minutes more she wah ’rounding Turkey BuixarJ Bond. About tM« time Dr. J. C.’ Johnson. Who never lo*» on opportunity to ride On the .Gypsy, Invited those on l»ird to fr.irtdke ofeever.il fine mdlont. Thu crowd nevded no urging uetd wee, soon enjoying the melons. Mate Black.ne ir took -hlR violin from the rack and en tertained Ihe crowd throughout tho -trip with sweet music, and It’might as •well be e.ikl right now as at any any other time, ns tt la bound to got out. that Mato Blaekshcar can play a vio lin Just ah.'u: as wrtW its anybody. He out get all the pa'thos its wall as the DUty out of the hiKtrument, and the beauty of his playing ts that, he p?ays such aim ns ki f.vmittur nmiMnes not attempt to create am Impression (ha* he It, a celebrity by pkiylng only the convposlJon .-t (he maotws. His mtiRlo is ur Hhe people and u/ppen'ls to the soul of tie* pm,pie and Is Just such .music ns ono low* to bear. Eight mlk»3 down 'the river the Gypsy turned arouml flnd started on the home ward JouriYeY’. Not a snaig had been en- oountxrred and not a sandbar had been TGucJhed. It was even, continuous aall- VnJr and a most deltgh'tful cooling breeze IM made <She Journey doubly P>ei**%nt. When tin- limn w.i.r 1 J.iurney was surred everybody exipreoscd glad surprise. They hiul been led to believe tha«t the riv*»r was full of snoxs and chat they would in o4l proba-Wllty be delMnehl .several hours, but ntot one PlnJfV db*t«vcle mnrred Xhe mtive-m^nte of ih'e boat, and the return was nrade fn the anw mxnn'or. The Gy^y will another trip this af ternoon at 3 o’ckwk and, uulrts the crawd so demands, will n*aoh the wharf on the return ut 6:30, but os Capt. Mil ler U onv of she most obliging men in Ho* world hv win (Bet in accord with the wishes of the crowd. On Thursday vifternoon a dance will be given on the bout, to which the pub lic 1« dnvlted. Th** boot win lea\*e at 3 o’clock nnil ^"turn et 9. An excellent ORffiitftra fwiM been engaged and the oc esaion will be a merry one. MOTHERS I MOTHERS * MOTHERS! Mr». Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty yeans by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. U soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cure# wind colic, and Is the best remedy (or JiiitThoen. Sold ry drn.;*;■■•*!«» in every ltart of the world. Be sure and ask for "Mia Winslow’s Soothing Syrup/’ and take no other kind. Twenty-live cents a bouts* NEW SECRETARY. Muj. A. C. Knapp Succeeds Mr. J. R. Kennedy. iAK *v meeting of the directors of the Macon ExpoiiUcti Company held kit night M \J. A. C. Knlipp was elected •t > auebsed Mr. J. R. Kennedy, who The <<«*o:km of M*d. Kmpp is Indeed fortunate for the welfare of the exp»- He Is In every way qui'Kicd for the work and will make an efficient and faithful officer, and Che fact drat he w.v4 ekdhdttwr sever*! prominent citiscaa who were candidates Is an evi dence of th confldnce the directors tmve in hi m MsJ. Kmtpp will enter at once upon tho d!i*c. v vu-ge or hte duties and win boom the fair from now unm it opens. lirCKI.EN\S ARNICA SALVE. ■-fte.btaK oahrs ta tbt world for cola, bruits, sotva, ulcers, salt rhoum, fever sires, tetter clun>peil hands, chllblalna eocu*. and aU eruptions, an d positively Is guaranttvd to give perfect aatisf*- tion or money refunded. Price. » c«ts p-'r box. For sale by XL J. Lamar & drugxidis. TO NOMINATE JUDGE BARTLETT The Democratic Convention of the Sixth Congressional District Meets Today. BIBB COUNTY'S DELEGATES Will I<e*ve This Morning For Indian Spring Where the Convention Is to Be Held—Nomination ■ Here Formality* The sixth congre*slooal district Dem ocratic convention meet* today at In- diaa Spring, and Macon will be largely represented to Join the jubleo over the nomination of Hon. Charles L. Bartlett. Judge Bartlett goes Into the conven tion with more titan enough votes to nominate and consequently the work of the convention will he a mere form ality and It will take only n short while to transact the bushiest that will he brought up. The Macon rudegntton will leave this morning at S:2o qu the East Tennessee. The delegation is as follows: Judge Clifford Anderson, C. B. Willingham, DuPont Guerry, W. 51. Gordon. YV, II. Colton, A. 51. Wolllhln, Washington Dessau, F. H. MoQee, Ben L. Jones, Morris Hupp. W. lb Latlirop, A. L. Miller, L. B.' Rhoades; lloland Kills, P. J. Duffy, A. W. Lane, A. E. Barnes, John Noone, It. V. Hardeman aud Dr. It. B. Barron. ELECTION OF MAJORS. Col. Hardeman and Col. Price Gilbert Elected. Last night was the time appointed for the election of two majors for tho Second Georgia Regiment, the Idea be ing to divide the regiment Into three battalions. The Jlacon companies cast a unani mous vote for Capt, John L. Hardeman of Macon and Capt. Price Gilbert of Columbus. There were no other candi dates for the offices, and it Is safe to say, that all the companies ta the regi ment voted in the same manner, ns there are no two men In the regiment better qualMiod for tho offices than Cupt. Hardeman nnd Capt. Gilbert. The new position to which Capt. Har deman 1ms boun elected will, if he ac cepts, occasion iris resignation os enp- talo of the Floyd Rifles. Such a course would not only be regretted by tho members of the compauy but by tho public ut large, us it Is believed that no other living man could till his place Ir the hearts of the company or keep the company up to such a high stand ard as Capt. Hardeman. Johnson’s Oriental Soap is the most delicate facial soap for ladles’ u3e In existence. Sold by Uoodwyn & Small, druggists. POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE. Miss Heyman of Atlanta and Miss Meyer of Baton Rouge, two charming young ladles, arc visiting relatives mid friends In the city.. At present they are the guests of Mrs. V. Kahn. Mrs. 5f. R. Brown of Griffin is visit ing 5Irs. M. T. Grace, No. 427 College street. Mr. J. W. RIdout, the popular and ac commodating prescription clerk at La mar. Cheatham & Co.’s, leaves this morning for Washlngtmi, P. 0., and thence to Roanoke, Va„ to visit h1s parents, who reside there. He will be iilwent about fifteen days, and bis many friends unlto In wishing "Jnkey” n bon voyage nnd a safe return. Miss Mottle 51. 5IUlor hns returned to tier home, Park Pinos, after a pleas ant visit to friends in Knoxville. Sirs. W. H. Newsome of Albany Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. H. WllKatns, on High street. Col. C. XI. Wiley and Col. R. A. Nls- bet went up to Indian Spring yester day ufternoon to attend the congres sional convention, which meets today. Many Persons «r* broken Sown from overwork or houhekold care*. Brown’s Iron Bitters itebuiida the evslcm, n'.i's ditwflUon. renams excess of tale, sha euros mxlonu. .Get Ihe genuine. USB HOLMES MOUTH WASH. Prepared by Dr*. Holme? A Mnsnn, DenUeta, VJ. Mulberry Street It cure* bleeding sums, ulcers, not* mout, sore throat, clean, the teeth and purltfea the breath. For sale by aU drug gist*. LITTLE ROCK IN DARKNESS. Four Dynamos of the Electric Plant Destroyed by it Miscreant. Little Rock. Aug. 37.—Little Rock lx In tthl darkness tonight owing to tlio destruction of four dynamo* in the electric plant owned by the city. Some miscreant, who was apparently famil iar wtoh the building, entered through u side window during the early morn ing hours and poured a large quantity of sulphuric acid Into the coils of the dynamo, burning the Insulators and rendering them entirely w.e-ihless. The plant was ti new one. and cost tho city 330,000. The damage done la estimated •at 32,300. .Mayor Hal! this afternoon susjx-Rded City Electrician Fish and appointed Frntvcls K. FMttt to take his place. The action of the mayor was sustained u; a meeting of the bound of aldermen held tonight. The electrician frilled to report to the mayor until it was gener ally known throughout The city. It was a grvu-a violation of the City ordi nance. and was the direct cause of his suspension. The police made OWfi arrests to day. rmenv them being ex-Encineer Baldwin. Who was connected with the plant up to a sli w; while ago. Mayor Hall has,taken steps t,. Ileht the oitv pending the rvp.Ura to llte city plant, TEXAS imi’PELICAN8- Dallas,' Tex.. Aug. 27.—The cliarcoal dlvlskm of lhe Rrpqblioao party of Texas will meet In tit’s city at 12 o'clock tomorrow and nominate a full state ticket. Local members of the party say •there will Ik- In-tween OUO and S00 delegates Id tho envention. of whom several hundred arrived to,lay and the rest trill follow tonight and tomorrow morning. iuvltationa, recep tion and visiting cards engraved at lowest pricue; no delay; work done by skilled artists in our establishment. Send for samples and prices. J. P. STEVENS & BRO.. Jewelers, 17 WhltehaU street, Atlanta, Ga. SAFE BEHIND PRISON BARS Two Young White Men Who Are Sus pected of Committing Nu merous Crimes, CAUGHT IN THE VERY ACT Committed to Jail on Three Charges of Uurglur) —Nome Strong Evidence Agnlnat Ttiem—tlobbed the Academy for the Blind* Frank Johnson and John Evans,%oth white, were committed by Recorder Freeman to the superior court yester day morning on three charges of bur glary. Johnson and Evans are young men about 13 years of age, and the olty de-! tectivcs are of the opinion that they are about the toughest pair that ever struck XIacon, as no less than five dif ferent'burglaries have been traced to their account. Some time ago tho Georgia Academy for tho Blind was burglarized, after wards the residence of Hon. James H. Blount was entered and robbed, and since then a number of oilier residences have been robbed, all of which have been traced to Johnson and Evans. While all of these burglaries have been committed Detectives Patterson and Jenkins have been right dose on the heels of the burglars and for some time have had Johnson and Evans un der surveillance. On Saturday, how ever, Johnson and Evans entered the Reeves house, on Fourth street, and while, attempting to rob the house were captured by the proprietor and several boarders. An alarm was'given and Policemen Wallace and Seth Knight responded. Both men were locked up, aud by the time they were called be fore ttie recorder yesterday morning the detectives had sufficient evidence against them to warrant their commit ment oa three different counts. Being unable to give bond, both were re manded to jail, where they will remain until the next term of court. Johnson nud Evans are,both strongly suspected of being the parties who have been doing considerable robbing down the Ceati-al railroad recently, and the detectives expect to have several more oases against them before court Convenes. Several pawn tickets Issued by Suvanaau pawnbrokers were found on their persons, showing that they had visited that city’ nnd a key found in the pocket of one of them was Identi fied by Principal Williams of the Blind Academy as a key to tho safe that had been stolen. There Is every Indication that tho arrest of Johnson and Evans has rid the community of two bold, desperate men. BHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURB. This Is beyond question the mo*t*u» eessful cough uiedicLue we have ever sold. A lew dose* Invariably cure* the worst cases of croup, cough and bronchitis, while it* wonderful success la the cure of consumption 1* without parallel In the history of medicine. Since Its first discovery It has been sold on u guarantee, a test which no other medicine can stand. If you hare a cough, we earnestly ask you to try it. Price 10 cents, 50 cents and |L If your lungs are sore, chest or bock Is lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Goodwyn & Small Drug Company, comer Cherry street ami Cotton avenue. WENT CRAZY ON A TRAIN, Railroad (Men Have a Desperate Strug gle With E. P. Bickell of Cincinnati. -Lima, O., Aug. 25.—Conductor Devln- lng of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton road, and hlo crew had an ex citing (time Wfth a passenger who be came suddenly Insane near Troy. He endeavored to jump from the window, but was held by four men, who received black eyes In the struggle iwlth the mad man. The conductor and trainmen Anal ly got him subdued and at Dayton he was ohttlned In the natrol wagon and taken to a cell In the county jail. He proved to be E. P. Bickell of Cincin nati. who waa returning from a North ern summer resort. He will be sent to ah asylum. LADIES BO IOU KNOW OUR GREAT PATTERUfffl! Cat Fap.V Pattern. For Kr„, Hauler cf Tie. T.lugmpu- ’ W* have made arrangements h» which we are offering to the readers m the Telegraph the Deinorest Cut Pan*; Patterns, which are worth from 2S n. r■ cent. each, thus making every cod- nj the paper worth from 10 to 10 cent. 1 Cut out the coupon below and mail ,7 cordng ta direction, on tt and you will receive by mall the pattern In the sin! chosen. OR. FCUX Lt BRUN’S STEEL WD PEWram PIUS r FRENCH-safe and r*. t»L Pnoe *1.00; tent tup yby • tho original and only FKENC GOWNED LIKE HER MOTHER. 659—FRANCHENE WAIST. Sizes for 14 and 16 Years. A charming model, formed by the •Francene" waist and “Bell” skirt. This little round waist has some full ness m the hack and surplice fronts, which, with the full, triple caps oh tae sleeves, make it especially becoming to slender figures. Cashmeres, Cre- pons, and all light woolens, also all kinds of washable fabrics, can be made after this model. It Is also a good de sign for all fancy silks. Rows of flat trimming, with serpentine effect, com plete the gown. Any or all of the sleeve-caps may be omitted; and. for, thin materials the caps edged with lace are very dainty and pretty. A belt of ribbon of the material girdles the waist. Our model represents fawn- colored serge, trimmed with brown vel vet ribbon. A special Illustration and full direc tions about the pattern will be found on the envelope In which lt Is enclosed, 610—MISSES’ BELL SKIRT. J Sizes for 11 and 16 Years. “bell” shape, fitting easily around hips and with some fullness behind. Any of ahp seasonable materials can be made up in this model, find it may be trimmed in any reslred way. This skirt combines well with any style of skirt. .1 A special Illustration and full direc tions about the pattern will be found' on the envelope In which tt is enclosed-1 GOODWYN’S DRUG STORE, Sols Agents. Macon. Ga. NAME OF PATTERN: SIZE. Send ffits coupon nnd 10 rmu in (fa Jfacon 2Wepro/tfi and yon can get any one qf Patterns ynUulted. JfaOe$ numberani name of Pattern^ and \crUe pbmJy not forgettmn to stale site. Eitcuae 10c. for each pattern desired. NAME. ADDRESS. FRESH AS A ROSE 630—LESBIA .WAIST—Sizes tor U and 16 Years. 'A charming little model, suitable for afternoon or general wear, or for mors dressy occasions, according to the ma terial selected. This corsage has tne effect of a gulmpe waist, and 1* th J name both oack and front. The stock collar and girdle are made of ribbon, and by having two or three set* of these in different colors, a pleasing va riety may be made In the toilet* A skirt of four straight breadths can be used with this model, or If preferred. It can be used with any style of gored skirt. Chambery, dimity, lawn, batiste, challie and China silk, with all-over embroidery or net for the yoke, ore very stylish and cool made tn this style* It is an equaly good model for light woolens, with silk for the yoke snd sleeves. Our model Is of pink cham bery, wfth all-over embroidery for the yoke and sleeves, nnd the skirt U An- ished with a flounce of the *nabrloa®ry. A special illustration and full direc tions about the pattern will be on the envelope In which it Is enclosed* FITSCURED (From XT. 8. Journal ef Medicine.) Prof.W. U.Poekc,whotnskf*u.»r?c jCty of Epuep^y, h*s w ithoat dotibt treated snd eared more eases inaa an j IjYinj Physician; Ms eoccess Is sstnnWiiaf. h*\ e hc«rd of of 10 jesrsVtsndirz He|v«bliBh*'flava!nAM« work on this di»e*— wlueass sends with s Isrpe boul« of his absolute csrt,fre* to •n j w bo may seed their P.O, snd Express sd* dress. We idvisc anyoi’Q nrfehiflg* W to address, VnL W. IL PggKK, i*. D., 4 C<d*x £U N«W Tens