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Evening Star, Issue 6775, 15 December 1884, Page 3

Tailor-mado costumes, always iu request, arc specially serviceable for this season of the year. Some partiality is tow shown for dresses in plain black cloth, bordered with close-set rows of gold braid. Essentially ladylike, these dresses look well everywhere, and need no special headgear, for the simple reason that any neat one is apropos. If desired to repeat the costume trimming, a few loops of the gold braid may bo fashionably introduced, at a moment’s notice, among the feathers or ribbon bows. Blue serge and cloth are never abs< nt from tailormade attire.

A applies to the magistrates at Highgate (England) for a warrant against B for marrying her while he has a former wife, C, living. But A admitted that before being married to B, she herself had been previously married to D. Then the magistrates said she had no locus standi until they found that before D married Ahe was married to E, who was alive at the time of the marriage between D and A. The question may therefore be stated mathematically thus:—A+D+E=o. But A—D +B + C=bigamy. Little Boy : “ Please I want the doctor to come and see mother.” Servant; “Doctor’s out. Where do you come from?” Little Boy: “What? Don’t you know me ? Why, we deal with you. We had a baby from here last week.”