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Inset Tresttnent sit the. ”rose Question.
An Authority or was now. Good re-
do}. Fadhiol to the Winds-~00!!!“
Sense to the Fore. ‘
The possibility of women’s ability to
conform to the mutter of hygicrss in the
matter of dress, and yet not ripprmr so un-
hshionshle in her nttire us to be thought
grotesque was thus set forth by Miss
Harriett S. Suckctt, director of the de-
pertinent of domestic art of the Pratt In-
stitute of Brooklyn in a recent address be-
fore the Institute of Art and Sciences.
Miss Suckctt dealt with the question of
beauty in dress, declaring thnt in the
rush of cities. where even it daffodil or n
sprouting tree was a too expensive and
unnecensnry luxury to have rilwrtys near.
we should find in dress it menus of com-
piensution for the luck of nature's boon.
es.
“We must nil he clothed," said Miss
Suckctt. “Why not. mukc rnuke our
clothes beautiful?
“Why should it be thought it wrote of
time, thought and money to Hpulid :i just
portion of our comings in obtaining lrcitu‘
tifui dress? Fashion rind criprico have
ruled us for so many yours, Hocking incre-
Iy something new cucb full and spring,
that bounty could claim no direct re-
intionship.
"A untlon’surt has ulwnys boon mir-
rorcd in its style of dress. The (lrccinn
dress was graceful, flowing in bountiful
lines, und its influence bus been felt
through mnny centuries.
“During the middle ugcs dross ubccuuie
8mm complicated. like most
0th 8. V hcn oiussic nrt wns ro-
tury, und crcntcd the bountiful nuisteb
pieccs of 'l'itiun, Rnpbncl, and their con‘
temporarics, beauty in dress revived, to
be copied inter by Franco and other coun-
tries. Styles of dress become less ornrtte
and more dignified and simple. in Ituly,
where true art was never quite lost, the
styles of dress was never quite so gro-
tesque as in France or’Germnny. in the
time of the Louis in France dress became
the most cxuggcrutcd.
“A full rigged ship was considered the
mostllttint: ornament ftp- the top of Is
Indy's hcud intbo timo 'nf Muric An-
toinette. From thut time until u fcw
ycnrs ugo, when some English urtrsts
bonded themselves timctiwr ltlliI sirovctn
rcvivocinssic ideuls in house dccoruliou
and dress, fushion went on tying net up
in tight bugs or spreading us out in bul-
icons. sensor: after- season."
Miss Suckt-tt uscribcd to Ruskin and
tho pro-iinpliuciitr's the hint that it
knowlcduoof ' .ufity in rclutrnii to the
body uud dross bus bccn grudlmliy
spreading in civilizcd countriv», pnrticu-
lrirly in I'luglund rind Anti-rir-n.
“For the lust lcu yours," mid slur, “it
lru~ lit‘t'u possible to \i'i-rir clot inn-i ulnwst
bountiful without uppvuring no odd us- to
be ridir-ulnus. Felix of Paris said re-
cently that his first thought. in plnnniug
ugown wns whether it would suit the
wcnrrr.
"Dress should cxprcss something: of the
nature or individuality of tho wr-nrcr.
To crcntc bounty in dress, study bounty
in all forms of art. Bountiful dress will
not prcwnt free mnvcmcnls of the
body or bond, or bind the onus. A
knowledge of beauty in tin-w will not
loud it surril], slight body with yards of
crinoiine or buircloth, or pound the
bond of u smull wmnun to curry the
weight of the bum: (luinslmruuuh unri
fcuthcrs so becoming find suitable to her
etutcly sisters.
“The iitnrss for its risen-i “'0” on tho
personnlity of the humor must rrlwuys be
considcrcd in the rnnttt-rol tin-53. Fuhrics
should in: vim-ecu thut rr-llr-i't the light
softly. 'i'rur berillh itlitl lu-nuty are one,
and u rr-ul Ii}ull'lilt‘ Iirt‘sn must Ins Ilt'flllii‘
ful. \\'r- III‘I‘II to .«ludy illt‘ iilml prnpnr‘
timm of the burnnu fnrrn to produce
br-uuty in litzurc. “utility of fut-in is pro-
durvd by lincs flowing one out of the
othvr in unrltrlntionst"
Miss Snr'lwtt amid thnt the run-urn prob-
ably tirnt lnrm- shrew» wr-rc 3&4! pleasing
to must pursuits wus lri'r'nusi- thr- hips of
so runny wmnr'n burn lrcun insult: to rip-
pr-nr nnnulurnlly largo by llll‘illi' prvwnrr-
ltl [hp “11in into nrrri lili‘ I.|I';.',|‘ dot-wit
hltitttrl‘i-rl liiv width HI this hips. Shir. rui—
yiru-d \“ltull'” to ndrrpl Mylo-i rndirnlunlly
rind r-hnrnr toriatir-nlly Ilt't'iilliilltz In t born
without f'I‘LIftI‘II tn lwinu in llll‘ llt'lt‘lll. of
fuulnun. itilti lilt‘ii guru tin-m ”to follow-
ing wrw rnrrttnonin upon llu- «ubjr't't of
tuslr- in drew, WIIlt‘II .«iw .«uiri ~iiv lrrul Iii.»-
crm-rr-rl Ill liil' fir-ntiruuin's Mnunzinc of
tilt. «info HI iiii‘i.
"Htt't‘jllillttz whit-b uilrirs ni' disguises
nntnrr- [rrru'r'i‘rin lrrrrnn fnlw instr. livery-
thrnu u‘nwh form-s nutnrr: in 3 run! its due
lifililiii"I'l‘iii't‘t‘rl‘s frnirt n bull trrstrn I‘it't'l‘)“
thing \tlrrwli r'r‘llpws ilttt In'rttllir‘s in” v!-
[rows the lit it'l‘I-i IrI iiitlili’!‘ prur't-ml-tfrlrlli
ri nun: oi tm-lc. Evrrythinrz thrrl con-
rd fillii‘I itninw or hindcrs lllt' frw-rlnm of
mind: pr-mrvwln from it dr-prrrt‘t-d tunic.
i‘lwrtlhrurz Wirir'ii lurid,» tirilitrr- with Mi-
pvrtinum urrrnrnr-nl'l prur-r-ml-r from idioc-
tntiurr «d Marv, i‘lvr-t‘ytlrin': \vlrir-h in out
of r-immr try is t‘vrfitili')’ nut HI tunic,
rind thurrulr the irwlrivrrr run rrrvwr ilifIll-
(lilr't'l ruin, yvl tunic should nlwnyx ilrilli‘
mu‘v lushmrr.” ’
A llrumrltribtn (‘rmtlttrtu
'i’irrtrrmt fi‘lltiil‘iitllrir' r-rurrrnrr- in tho
wmlil Hi ilw hydro. It rIin'It mri itiitfllilil
to tttttrlr whim-oily. fur it iu rmrhmu but
u isstt'k, r pm nt. mm r-tid rind frintcnr'll b!
“to utiwr t-- n stone. but it is elm-mt Im»
pnnsiilil‘ lnkiii it. Turn it hydro inside
out and it will act rtlrrtm just as well as
below. 'l‘rr-mhlvy. the Prowl: nntrrrniist,
rut hydro: in slim“. and curb, in rt few
rinstm‘nmr n fnil~urnwn nnitrml. Ilrt
grafted them. and lifmium'rl monsters
with sis months our! only one imdy. lie
divided tlwm lrumitndinnlly. rind pro
dons-d n chi-irr of hyrlrns. iic found this
erosion is superior even to drmmpost-
tion. for wiwn u port oi n ltydrrt's body
decoy». it throw-i it oil and replaces it, so
i mnttrr of l‘Uill'KF.
Art Altmemtent lie-sort.
Fond l’smrt hobby. why will you
always persist in pushing in the eyes of
your lull.- sister's dull?“
Bobby lrmnriitsiwiyl—wikcrtuse l on”
pier. “em onl.~»’I‘mih.
«use
he first Mop.
Bronson-diets this detectives found
out snyttttns: sham that immisry yet!
Johnson—Y's; they’re more to timeou-
elrtshm that the rooms for the crime wss
Hound’s“.
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The ,vrootichucks tire intro, lens so
makes nonhibernstinr; twitnula comfort-
able. but boring innhl'rili ri ragged cost of
course huir, he isoshivurinu. plriin ribbed
cresture thrit would awoken pity‘in the
hsrdest horn-toil Woodmnn’s breast were
it not so fierce its mit'istgeiy to trickle my-
thing without. prnvncutlorr.
Let two wuodclurcks meet. and there
surely comes s bloody light: let u wood-
chuck meet. it rabbit end the rabbit will
be turn to pieces as if by it wildcat; let I
woodchuck see u. rnini‘. and the wink will
line for life.
The foxes have it notion tluit they or.
lords of the lessor Woods crcrrtiires. They
bulldozeininks ltllil mnuli Wildcats, and
slaughter rubbits rind pnrtridgcs, and
treat one another most conrlcmzr-udlngly,
while upon seeing such ntniscrnblc crout-
urc us it thin ivomluiruck tin-y multe up
their minds to have some sport. Time
and hnrd exprrlcnr'c do not seem to touch
them unything. for t‘Vi‘l'y your just such
things no harppr-nrtl yestr-i-duy morning
hack of Lent Inrii’nnn‘s, T‘r'Illlt‘l'l'y Stéttlc»
merit, N. Y., are I‘i‘llli'Iiiir’t'l'i'ii of the your
beforn.
A big, block fox. with u bully full of
rabbit, “'ru-i strutinwz nlnnu t‘nc edge of
tho swnnrp Will] lurid med Liil up, feeling
bigger thuu Hound it(‘iIt'I" lirun nature,
when u ful‘iul'll \vm. H‘Iillt'k l‘:tlllt,' into his
sight und lii';:llfl tn mt mint.- birch buds.
Thrit wun hilt‘M‘ inmtlrir-littr', to tho fox's
mind, und in. hli'ili’.’ hiwny unto his tail a
switch rind his lr'r' II n mmp by Why of
warning, tlrcn nrrirle- fur the wt (niclinck.
'l‘hc \vmrhthnci. wrist in bud temper.
six nrontlm rind his stomach wm empty.
A winter of slot-p :ind nr-rtrtstnrvntion
bud thinnwl him till rmin grnin of super-
fluous limb wrts rm his born-s. lining, food
sockinult'nmw lnnl lrzrrdt-nt-rl his muscles
to this t'XIII'l’llli' condition HI sprilrgilrettl
nnd strongi h. .\ thrrm your.“ Lit'u of daily
dunno-r rind inn: “.5an fur wxwtmncc bud
given iiitntlic uritr i' ritupvmimn und the
wind of n i‘Iitft'l‘. Nu pvt/.- iirzlm'r over
cirtcrvd ilu- ring so well ("xlirlill‘llitfil fnru
fight. Ilc mr-t thr- fox ilil.il'ii’l' wny with
upon liinlllii and [N illil~"lt“-. 'i‘lic fox
mudc it lumpy jump intr- llri' air and the
\VUUtIl‘Illlt‘ii “1.1.1..- u iru~ir,r-.~'n ir-np ut the
fox'n lr-u. 'i'hu fox yr-Ipr-ri wlrrvn four
tot-Lb Illt'l in tho rnidriir- at his bind log.
The lux rpm rm twin; :r- d begun to
bite in t9:ir'm-~ l, ilil. :lrn it‘.l r “'UUthIlIICk
took [lilillwillilt'ill- til." it \. .dr'nt rind
fought. iiIt-n. \\‘l':r\.‘l. ”6 -; l in it good
lriic mi tlrr- fr 't's litm :uzl his tccth
through tlw in: ‘.li'~.| u. . hilliit'tl u puw
while the fox \\:i.~a.~~ riirng ll.t' .rir. In two
minutes itlii'l' lin- r'w. n..x :r- Irt~ first ut-
luck be wrrs rn'ini: : fur lilr- :‘r'l'ms the
crust with tin» “'Uhiii'lilif'k l‘:ll’i1‘.'.£ hilt-n.
hill. Irwin; :l'rruzlrl.
IA‘ill I.1t\\'.~vril shut. tlm :ux by his burn,
lllll. liiluwr'ri (lit: \t'tlritll‘itllt‘h I” escape.
The fox was it big on» ”Lil \Vuiii'l have
mode .1 wiirivnt or ii~~Ill'l‘ hump liwif, but
it wrist urr uinll'ii fur is lvziu rurri hungry
Wuodciillt‘h.
TWO FAMOUS VOICES.
Phenomenal Vocal Powers of ”In \Vnrltl’s
(treat Slum-rs.
Jenny Lind'rt Voil't', nt its but, min a
high sopruno of bright rind rr'mnrkrtiriy
nymputhctimrunlity, ranching from 1’ hi»
low to l-‘ in tilt, the upper n-gistwr being
stronger, t-lcurcr und TIt'IIi'I' limit the
lower. Sim bud nil-ii) very large, well-
developed lungs, that prove bvr phonon;-
enul longthnf breath and r-rruhled her to
tone down it note to the lint-st liltllrlssinlo
while nnrintuining thr- IlliJlll)’ un-
r-bunxr'd. III‘I' cxcrutinn wns re-uiiy mur-
velnus und iii-r pcrfnrmnnr'r' of rrnricnzu
pnssngcs wns nevi-r t-qunlr-ri Iit'ftrl'c nor
slut-c. She usuully lllt't'ulr'rl br-r own
curienzns, nnd modified tin-m in ri way
that t-li-r'lriiicd not only the ordinary nu-
riivm-u, but the tuna! highly cultured
Iliihliflmi! til-m. Nothing liiw ihr- fur-um
nlw t'\t’lil'1l iind cvcr burn Lint“ n lit-fore
in i'lrxginnri or Anwricrt. I'mrplv wrrre
known in rslltllli in lint», fur tm-nry Itrltr
hum. lrr‘IlttVl‘ltlitippul’illiilly in [Illi'l'Iiith‘,
ut nu r~.\lrrtvug:iiil rule. it lulu-t to one of
Ill‘l‘ runr'er.
i’nitl's \‘Ult't! of only mmir‘rnlo
strength. tlrt-rr- living srri‘i'rnl of urr-ntvr
pmwr urnnnr: lln- t'pr‘l‘flilt‘ «inn-3r» of the
prmonl tiny, hilt thccornpnm of but tunes
1... rxrmurdinnry. reaching to I" in all. rind
lit-r cxm-uliun iwu-r-edingly brilliunt and
polishml. llcr groutr-st vocul rhrirm. how-
th-r, lion in tho nyniputhr'iiv qurtlity of
Mr nutr-s, ’I qunlity lhtit instuntly illi-
prt-suw t-vr-ry nuditur. It in most itilirfli‘t'ilf:
in the rt'nilitiun of sirnplv, “0” known
Minuet. likc "linruc. Hun-rt Home” and
"t'uniinr: Through the ”yr." and in thrw
she lrns llt‘lilt‘t’ctl Mll‘lt sllr‘l‘lw't lirnt, While
Mr rcpt-rlrriro r‘rrtnprisrw uvr-r thirty
Upt‘i'lth. Ilt‘f' Iititit' ro-nlly l‘t'sln on twa rrr
flirt-o furriiliur Minus. Sitar first ntrprurcd
in opt-m in Now Yurit in I‘m-I
is
The l’lensurrs of Drowning.
'I'liri nr'wn lirrtt t'.'\ Huvr‘rnnr Richard .I.
ilgirwby is ill rcculis the fort thrrt, but
for it sir-«rim of “Hull fr-l'llitrr', Ilt' WUHIII
"of burn iit’r‘d to I'Hlillltlillli :i ilt!“"i[l.‘l1lt‘f
trihntc nun distingui-«In-d rnnrr.
"When I won it buy," in- mild in n friend
mlllit‘ iinir' nun, ”l was bathing with mine
frir'nrh and gut irr'yond my Ib‘pth und
wus tilMlIIr- In swim. I bud Iii-:rrd timt
wiwn ri pvi'wtt in tho Wltii‘r tun» flown
the third limo inr drowns. l t’rrttult‘tl
distinctly thr- nttrniwr of limw lsrsrrk,
our! when l slurlml down thrv third tirncl
said to tnysr-lf. ‘llrrre arm the third and
inst time; now i M" drod.’ binary event
of my life passed before me with vivid
distint‘ttwse, but. without rrcutlrrg any
peculiar feeling. I now tlmn an by ris if
they wit-ran swift moving monrnmrs. i
won tired. I knew that I was risrtd. sud s
sweetsrriosth no one curt die. My mm.
sclourmsss suddenly departed. rind Idler!
withoutnstmugls or pain. I wasn't.
cued immr-dlstsiy slisr touching bottom
the third time, rsrtd utter my friends hm
Worked over me for nesriy sn hour life
was restored."
nerd to "use.
Retreading the papery—it rcrtsicly is
very difllttttit in pissse s wnnrsrr.
Sh!»Wlmt makes you think so?
ilk—Mr. Young of “’nlmslr, Minn,
looked his wife in the home: Mr. Pong
of Pshin.Wis.. incited his wife not of the
infighmtti now both women are suing
tor divorce-4'21» sittings.
its. Woodman“! mint issrry
butler: sfrsirt thinness“ new
flares tbmsryirnr cold or warm tlsys. »
Unprorided with the long, thicit forth» ,
Nut It clover lcnf hurl prism-d his tooth in ‘
ltminstsrs. at this.
lllfilliil. at 25 its. to 60 its.
limit Brussels, at Si to Si.i5
0" cIIiIIISr 4'4, 5'49 6": 8'4, In":
lonelier. st
tannin. ll 50 tit. to to sit.
5|.
Joints and thin linings. tilt to 40s.
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States an Bunnies.
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the meritorious points of the TRAP. end,- with
sll the urirnntsgcs of the Shifting or Monty
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HAVING New. novel and bountiful design
easiest snri roomicst entrant-3 ever made, y
reason of the tilting sent with Psnel Attsehsd.
Roth sests of equal comfort. Moat room for its
eunds sndinebsmrcrghlr :30 to 100 lbs. less for
ts capacity and more r0 1 than on Put-tinder
Surrey mode. und cu mth on e. trnightslll
Surrey. Astusl weight. only 440 lbs. Largo
curry rig room for psckugcs sud parcels. A
closed st‘k panel when brick suit. is turned
down. Erich sent working independent of curb
other, with no nmp sent irons to trike up leg
room. As arm style when arranged for one
seat as for run. and no: good for two as for one.
Frill curtains nil nronnri. Bust arrangement for
converting it into a two or four passenger vehi-
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the very besn
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tau: usurscrusm. DAYTON, OHIO.
urns 0F
wmnr’s cumin unusual?
iii Kililiii
The finest Traps, Buggies, Firestone and Canopies. Os!
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms.
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If you are thinking of buying
‘ L. M. WRIGHT.
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LUTHER WRIGHT.
Corner Madison :and Franklin Streets. South Hematit-
Io., chief enrolling farce thirty-eighth
genersl assembly of Missouri, writes: I
whh to testify to the merits of One Itin-
ute Cough Cure. When other socslled
cures foiled.l obtsined slmost instant
relief snde speedy cure by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
& L' . and G. C Stillson.
Those who never read the sdvertise-
ments in their newspspers miss more
then they presume. Johnethsn Kent
son, of Bolsn, Worth Coulow‘, who had
been troubled with rheumatism in his
heck. Inns and shoulders, read an item
in his piper about how 3 prominent Ger-
man citizen of Ft. blsdison bed been
cured. lie procured the some medicine,
and to use his own Words: “It cum!
mo right up." lie also says: "A neigh-
bor end his Wife wrrc both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Thcir bty was owr
to my house and said they were so bad
he hurt to do the cooking. I told him of
Chsmberlein's Pain Balm and how it hsd
cured me; he not «bottle end it cured
them up in it work.” 30 cent bottles for
Isle by (i (I Stillson, druggrst.
B. H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of Bre—
men, 1nd,, writes; Lest week our little
girl bsby.tbe only one we hummus tsken
sick with mono. After two doctors fillit’d
to giro rein-f sud life was hanging on s
more thrvsd we tried One Minute Cough
(‘ure , rind its life wee cured. G. A.
“rt-gory & (‘0. and U. C. Stillson.
if s New York millimetre turns e um-
ncr at ml: svenuc end nth unmoved“
”thou, which givrm lb people dynpepsis
sod ism podple sptmd 31,456.“: in doc-
ors‘ bilh: and finally here to pay 85.00
sch for L‘nctus mood t urn to cure the m
whet would he the swing per cspits it
the atrium should not. be given. there
being 87 persons st the less"
inquire st Pleisted's drug store. wine
you my lisvs the problem solved sud
mtnformstionsbnntf‘wm Bloomers
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