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WHO KINGDOM!
TO M lift“ DISPLAY. '
Humanity flash to more. ltsali Altar the
fashion oi thaillass Above It. Woman
, Dress to Indicate Their llasbands' I‘l—
Ianelal Mandi-3. lledesty Defined.
That ever sensible writer. Mrs. Amelia
it. Barr. thus discourses In the New York
World:
Dress has deeper signification than more
mode. It Is. In iaot the outward and via-
lbls reign of that hormouy which always
subsistu between man and his artificial
covering.
The scant, square, uraceless clothes oi
the Egyptians were as characteristic to
their obelisk» and pyramids. The loan,
Imple robes of the Aslutic. the homell-
neon oi l-iuxou iashionrr. the pictur aqua
taste 0! the Stuartu. the hundred flor-
ent style» which triathlon has tried on the
women of the lust two centuries, have a
iardocpermeauluu than more personal
pride or vunity They touch religious,
uoclnl and even political unpecto, and are
the mirror of thllr periods.
The world In growing rlc ll and we are
passing from the old to the new, because
lllIlltlllfl money in slowly ultcrlug ltll our
opinions. llurdly any olie Is now content
with ”the stutiuu in which it has plcnserl
God to place them, " and they Iiimluiu all
the signs peculiar to it. Servants wear
olmm alike and jewels and clerks dress
like their employers, rtud the first
thought oi every one who mukI-s money
is to live rind to clothe himself as the
clam nlmvc him lives and lll‘l’nfll‘fl.
The philippics uguiust the extrava-
gance oi‘ the lashiouuhlc wrmmu‘n dress,
coming a» they usually do from l'uuhiou-
able men. scorn ruthcr luuuy. For no
doubt the tailors' and the drcssmnkers’
bills of may couple in that particular set
keep up a Very lair average. Ami ii a
wife did not dream up to low huehaud’u
axtravuutrucea, ii her dress was ‘Iuriuhed
at, then she would compel her husband
wcompnre her uniavornhly with other
women and what wile thllltl willingly
contribute to that compurisuu? Men
compel demon to dress up to the last
bow and color—they like cxtrrtvuguutly
dressed women to illustrate themselves
withl Y," they do!
Their talk is Indeed oi the home vir~
tues, and they aflcct to long after good,
industrious illiil putionl,
whose hearts are in their knitting and
sewing and cooking dutics, but us a mut-
ter of fact they lcuvc such women to the
aolitary enjoyment of their virtues. 'l‘hcir
innocence would burn thcm: illlil the mu-
jority oi rawhiouuhle men would rurhcr
parmletheumclvcs with n Woman whose
dress begin much too Into illlll curled
much too curly than with the most t’ll'lll'
ousol‘ hcr wit it she was without style
or hchiud the fashions.
Dre-u.- also is now atokcu of financial
Atnnrliug. “'43 Intro no tItII-e III ull‘ltalll‘e
rank. and Lthe dress of a mum's wife and
daughters in the insignia of rho ILL-.5 to
which they belong. 'l in y . :IIqut pin the
ccrtiilcd umnutrt oi hi-r hunk Imluuce
across their hreusl, but tin y cuu indicate
It by their expensive trIIuIninIrr-I rind
jewr-lry: and so long us “with is our
social standard, dress acorns to he a very
latisluctory token of it.
What is modesty? “It is the tact put
before all our perceptions, the inhllllci
which resents whntcier in iorhiddr-u, the
blind tllch-rumcut, the mute iurltcutur oi
whatcvrr nhutllrl be at'nirlcrl or not
known. It Is an Indescribable lcur con-
uect ted with our sornihility; it marvellous
veil hetwren our mind and our eye-sun
iecling w positive and yet rm delicate
that it will hurdl y bear to he named. "
lndelicrrcy of dress is bad innit-rd, if it
implies a corresponding imiI-Iir-Ircy oi
mind; but this in the (use of our prr'hellh
evening gowns i-I lnyoud lrlrr-Irlmml or
supposition. lt is thinking u; .Ilrm. “hul-
ever ls either good or NH .‘Illll grrlo to
whom very low- llcr kcrl tlre‘ww -\ ltlt' eve-ry-
duy alYuir-I. attach no moral impm lame to
them. ‘
The truth is that it' low tll‘t‘wrlt'a were
an evil tlrcy Would ll III; ago have dump
prurerl. liut Illtfll (”all and cncouruge
them: thcy complain of hair sir-eves, oi
big hats. of lung skirts, cm, but they
never complain oi low (Il'rww'd and the
assurance of nllll'itll‘iiti that tin-y do not
marry the sooner [or this Ill~pluy ol
beauty Is not wurruutmi lry the ram.
And if it were, it 3-. otlcriuu moth-sly of
appearance a bribe: for If women ore to
dress modestly, becnum- II [t.r)‘~l mutri-
mnuiully. the reason is In Im-Il more im-
niodcst than the Alrl'hl'i cumplulucrl of.
There is an linlllmlrst lIIHIIlt'lll} how-
ever, in the (In-soul \Iomeu of tho present
day will. h mnnot he inn ulrougly depre-
cam] ~-the attempt more and more to
assimilute women's rlrcmr to thut at
turn. Smoking clunrcttr‘; llcqllc uting
risky plur the; talking douhllully or
alougy. naturally lollow Ihi». umimlla-
tion.
There is no qumllou thur to IIII-rtuln
extent the co-dume of a “norm: i~ II type
of modesty and thut It h m It I" straining
influctr'o upon hrr lllltlllll‘i~ 'i' IIII. II man
can get ovrr u wrrll, or r IIIIIII .I ll'l",l but u
wotnun hue to think oi lwr «Irir'lefl-Iud
this kind of cmnpcllml m-ll‘rmlrulul I'i a
strong adjunct to um Irwly Il.ill good
manners. Home complaint Iriw might
firmly be made coIIr-rI-ninx tlu- hurtling
twirl» oi the lust dwrulc, {Hr Hwy llltve
urmluully dwindled away to :I crunch, u
wuietlmutl urIrl rt lrillnuml ligzhtel
Now tin-re may he no llllt'ltl muul potluc-
tiou in such a toilet, but the IIppI-urnuce
oi evri III to be swirled, and below inter»
national vice there always come» that
sort oi bravado whifl main-u Iluht oi
aalagtrards and so prepare-s I'urcllrmnter.
For contempt ol ioriuu is quickly ird'
lowed by humour-rut oi nurture: a, and many
a woman out naturally vic Ion: In lost on
this dauucrnuo road 'l Itiu umy be con-
sldered s truism, but It is u truth old on
the hills, and, new or old, It III most
worthy of conntaut recognition.
Washington on Wheels. "
An Illustrntion oi rows-won to type
any he wltusaserl lu Wmolv l"lllil. 'I'hs
lilies oi sephaltetrrcls rluhl' III Iy winter
the capitol the name o! the W heslnmu’ a
City, and man, woman and child avail
locum-Ives oi the bicycle. District meo-
serurer hays have bicycles. which they
msuauc with the ease and dexterity a
Wild West cowboy shorts lll riding his
brooch". What Impress" Iherls’itor In
the sight oi one oi those blue suited Mer-
curya suicide or his wines! pedaling llll
way along Pennsylvania avenue inserts
on. coulmrtedly perusing a copy of some
work of yellow covered literature.
W
Ioaliatte.
warrantymld afloat-coral:
sow III a as aloe
twice as ' > that.
Mme.» ad or mine
“It I
A .llorothy. i know when daisies are
lit only welt small hands to intertwlne
A wreath for such a solder: head as thin.
The thlott‘aht that thou art cornice maker all
3 It
The] house is bright with blossoms high and
or
And man’y a little lane and little lad
Expectantly are runninu to and fro;
The tire within our hearts Is all Inflow.
We want thee child. to share In our delight
On this high day. the holiest and host.
Because ‘twas then, ere youth had taken
night.
Thy Irrrtndmamma. of Women loveliest.
Mair; me of men most honored and most
est
That naught y boy who led thee to suppose
lie was thy sweetheart. has, i grieve to tell,
Been seen to pick the garden II choicest rose
And toddle with It touuother hello.
Who does not treat him altogether well.
lit" Iulnd not that. for let it touch thee this-
To waste no love on any youthful rover
(All youths are rovoru lul-Nurc tin-.0 rules)
No, If thou wouldst true ('Oliniltlll: y dis-
cover
Thy grandpa, III perfect as a lover.
So come. thou pluymnte of my c lmlnt: day.
’l he] lutc .sI treasure life I on nth r me.
And with thy huhy luuglItI-r mukr- us guy.
'l‘h) fresh youugvHolrr Hllltll sing. my Dor-
othy
Bong limt shrill lilll thc (cc! of Hill'l'liW llcc.
-—Atlrihutcd.m Illudstouo.
THE CIAPTAIN‘S WAR STORIES.
Conducting Kentucky ltI-rl li‘iity Feel
Through Straws.
“When luus commanding II. (Inuit-y
outpost during this wur, ” said the Cup-
tuln, u lorrucr l‘ortfcr.cruto ollicr-r lu-
moue for his rI-murkuhlc wur stories,
"We were camped ucuv Suit-III, VIL, uud
ulmost. Item] from exposure. 1
“i hurl received for my own use II live-
uullou hog oi prime Kentucky whiskey
lromuu old iricnd,but before I hud It
chance to sample the liquor l was
obliged to ride out on scout.
“All during that ride I wus chuckling
to myself ut the treat l’d give the boys
when WI.- got buck, Itllll lucidculully how
I would enjoy some of the contents oi
that ki'K myHr-lf.
"Well, air, when we came buck utter a
live hours' ride in the min, worked
through. hungry and disgusted, ltuld
the men itllillli. that her: of old .lohu liar-
leycorn. llirl they smile? ll. wus the
ueurcst. approach to u laugh that hud
been hcurd in thut section of the country
{or llllllly it day.
“i'pou dismouuting, ull gnthcrcrl ucnr
mytcut. leutcrwl, grabbed II [III cup,
mulled and turned the spigot. liur lllrtllll
drop run out. i pulled llIt' ulr plug from
the trip, lull tllcrc was only the mutuliz
iugmlnruf the good old 'rI-ri cyc' Kon-
t.ucky alone brown. The llll'll m-ro mut-
tcrLIIg ul wlmt tIu-y cullcd my ill-tIrIIr-d
jrtlur. 'l'hc Illsuppmuluwut mm greater
tlIIIII uricvcrl IIIIIIIuIIity i'tllllll III-:Ir.
“SIIIlrir-uly l turucd, .-Irw II soldier
lmppy in hmuuslcrrrlizww, III from of a
tent ulmut IiI'ly fl'l'l» from “W. In all
thut oulpmt the only wIIIshI-y :chI in
two week-r “"us that which I lmd re-
ceived. "l'wus but u llllllllt'lII. to count-ct
the ellcct illlll cruise. I found three heavy
elm-per» in that hurt, the grnuml was wet
with rare, Hi)", (murmur. liquor, every
tin wushhuuin. cup Illlll vcsscl wun Illled
with that heavenly liquor. The secret
was out; on was the whiskey. .' investi-
gated turd found that. these men had
lcurucd of my having the keg, hurl cut
some lulu: rice straws, mode It conduit
lllly lccl In Icngth by joining tlrcm tr)
gather. tripped Ihc Arr-g and run the
Willakt')‘ into their own tcrtt thut distance
.wuy."
The czrptulu stopped, liuhterl his cigar
anew, while his auditors nervously
chilled lIn-ir positions. Nunospokcior
a lull ruinulc. Then the lm lc mun who
hurl trumpcd the rn-gion ulmut Suicm
uurlI-r “tird Glory" :rskcrl in u mild and
llpulngciir: \‘nir‘c:
"(‘Iiptuin, “hut docs the rice crop
amount to nrouud the Salem country?"
"No rice wus r-vcr ruin-Ii thcrc or
tlIcrI-uhoun," mid the doughty but for-
Irctlul warrriur.
The pIriIIIIII silo-um- wus finally broken
by the cupluin lrimwll.
.lovc's l‘pwurrl fun,
it let hurl for the- mind Inconccive a
lightning llII~II Iukiuu ul III~r tIIuII u III-wu-
wtrrrl coIII‘wwlIcu it slrihm olerctu till
thoczlrth'i ~nrfucc, hut. llil‘l't' are many
wrll-uulhcntIculcrl I‘ltwe Hi the bull. trik-
iug the oppmnu rlircctiou. .\ more in
mind liltplwm'll ut Mutrcluwtr-r. linuluurl,
in durum, INN-l. whi'rc Im- Imlr. um dis—
tinctly sci-II in strikc IIII- lmw of u large
czrel~iron cIriIIIIIcv.uIIII their to tulw IrtI
upwurd slum, burning u r-rmIkI-rl river in
the mr‘lul from the [mini III i'rlilllli‘i. to
the trip. win-r.» it, escIIpI-d in!” tho utmos-
phcre illlll I-xplmlcd in tho mourn-r of an
immense llrr- hull.
At .‘llllllli't'lllt, lu., on June ill, 1‘93, n
trcc llI‘Itl‘ the rcsidcnm- of II. II. George
was struck try n lirrhtulrm flush illill turn
in n illlllllit'l‘ which clcur'ly lIIrlIculerl that
the ('lll'i‘t'ill hurt p.rs.-u-rl upuur'd Irom tho
eurth.
'l'lro IlirI-clnr Iii lhc lnwu “'wrlircr Sch
vice (‘orm [vile lIIIIt while upward
lightning air-Ikt'rt urn rcckulrml In. freaks
and phcnutIII-uu IIy thc llll Imu. they are
not of irIlrI-rlucut lli't‘lll'l'l'lll‘t', IIIIII huvo
uni-u been rcporIr-II lry IIII'II'III'ulogicrtl
observer's.
In one or two of tIIc Holmrtuu lsluurln
and III. ucvrrul plmw on Illt' lIIIIlItll Urn-nu
must of Africa the upward stroke in said
to he the mic quI the dommnrrl the ex-
r‘I-ptlou.
ililioinl Protection.
The Wcr-plrur relriiirm Killllt'l'wl Mound
the (inventors chair, but that «Illiclal re-
mained tlrm.
“No," he said to the mother, ”i may
counldcr your boy's purdou. but it is llitir
tor inr him tlmt he remain {or tour or
live months more. if lwI-re to let him
out now he WIIillll he just in lime to con-
tract It Into cnse oi ”rim-ct Muriel "
They suw the justice of the contention
and withdrew.«luriiuuupolin Journal.
floured ll lm.
It Is slum-rely to he hoped that Prof.
Dessut’a Incl hod oi rr-virlflcutlou will not
be encouraged. 'l’wu men once met
in tIIeccmctcr-y. It was spring and the
umrtlo min was luIIItIu. “It‘zuc day,"
laid one: “line Iluy tor the crops. It will
bring everything up and out or urnuml."
“Heaven turbid," said the other nerv-
ously; “I how two wires buried there!"
-'l'ruth.
53in... in Reply.
Hen-Dldu‘ t you art my letter?
lithe—0h. yes.
lieu—it worm to suit you to be my wlia.
looked-J
itchy-may aren't you mail nae as an-
cXpericncet have
taught us the
combination that
suits Chewers.
Tobacco is
'Always kept up
to the Standard
“ Best”
“ Cheapest.”
FERTILIZERS.
Superphnsphate of lime,
Ground Bone,
Potato Manure.
Mapee’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Aehes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
price, by
RAYMOND BROS.
nurse GIIPPING
-31..
WATER POWER.
if Wynn all.“ your horse clipped quick and
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St..
W South Nor-walk;
STOCKS.
m desire to Inn-Int In stocks in a sale and
Is It mats manner without cure and won
an merit» to our «Ilwretlonary scronnte. side
will pay you Imrn2tp ll ll" cent. woolly In
any active market. wII pay you more than
double the average rate of Internet In an
ordinary business pursuits. Dowel ts reoel
{rrwmr .2“ or III ll).
We wIIl be pleased to furnish you refer-
ence netoour Mlt'cI-eu In the not. and what
near-mining for other». if yo are situated
where you cannot call on us in person. address
your '0 unmulcatlons to the
Metropolitan News 00.,
to (immune IL. WWII. Iaso.
We remlt pmtttnrmre swoeh and principal
I Ithrwrlnyn notice. Parties reiwr uutoriv
trclr own Nlturtlnln. are adv ml innlllmc rib:
loIIur Dali Manet .«Itcru. which rive you
«In tnnt lntorumtl In on active stoclrs. and
wl enable you to rosin- rnormy I! you do your
own armcuhdInu. item. MIA) per month: or
with tolerrramnntlrnwrtant changes. "I per
mouth.‘ dress,
Metropolitan News 60,.
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From this immense variety
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0, 8 and 9. Trimmed and un-
trimmed Hats, Bonnets, and
Toquee. Also a full line of
Veilinge in all the latee spring
novelties.
Mrs. Helen Holmes.
THEATRE BUlLDANG.
WASHING“)! ii'l'.. NINTH NORWALK,
We want everybody in the city to know
about our extra Good and extra Cheap
Butter Iris fine in color, in texture
and flavor. It is creamery. Our sales
should increase largely. A trial will
prove all we claim.
Price. 22 I: III. or 5 lbs. $1 00.
Headquarters ior fine, smooth-rooted
Parsuipe.
Try this.
Parsnin Fritters.
Rub a pint oi cold boilrd pan-nip.
through a flour-sieve. and set them said.
while you siit two cups ot flour with an
even Ieaspooululaud a hall oi hahiug- -
powder and a tearpoonlul of salt. Bent
two eggs and mix them with a pint oi
mill. Beat this mixture into the flour.
Add the cold bailed parsnips. Beat the
batter well and try it, tablespooulul by
tableapooniul. in a deep pot of smoking-
hot lat. Hold the spoonfuls oi batter
very near the int in dropping. to prevent
the iritters irom separating, as they
would if dropped from a distance. Fry
them for about five minutes, or until
they are well browned, drain and lift
themou to brown paper and serve.
Olhble 8r. Gomstock’s.
JACOB M. LAYTON
Fire. lite and Accident Insurance
IllAI [Sim IND IIOIISI AGENT
Ocean Steamship l‘lctetr and alter!
ag Dram, Imus hegottated and
stocks Sold. (tiller 5 Railroad I’Iaoo.
next to Post (Allies. South boroalh. Ct.
Notary Public. Aetnowleriumenta
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Patent Medicines
em or! PLEASANT TO mt.
AT OUR PRICES.
IN Hill. PIANO NOT TO TAKE,
Loxaronih ' “All
Hood's Serenpofilla. .60
Aym' Snrsnmrillu, .01
Dnnn' a Sam Issriiln, .W
Cuticura ionioIvent, .70
‘ilmtt's Emulsion, .00
Green' s Nervurn, .70
Stillmn' II Hpccific for Malaria, .76
Palne‘ s Col Pompound, .05
Brandreth'a lie, .18
Aleoch'a Pinion, .10
Benson’s (lamina Floaters, .1!
W. s
WI PA“... a”
Atwood's Bitters. .18
Badam’s Microbe Kilianqta. .7
m I um “um: “a M. ’J
Yankee hug Soother, .38
Geo. O. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
I2 Washington Otrstt ~
"10 to I...i
Oldest. on Alain Boost.
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