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rf- .xw -. i tsto ~.- c fix :I ‘2‘.- u'l inn-.-
t”!.- p v; romping ovc biardwith
11.. --. r. . if thev ro party. Iid this!
£1.21 i..~ 7il~...l‘\‘ 8: Jump from the
,2 1"J-73u3h- d ck 0’ tlgr tu; which
n I «l : rt} him I - thc 022i c. “Lt-"c thi-
s“ -.vf :ho- d srtc!’ mi:ht‘be “rtten.
Bl. l . inn In, the fort-mati- man
h;\ I2; sr- u a: 3. 53d nth”! valuulrlcs ti
hl‘ " " *hl‘s t'il taint}: in return lh‘ll’
mmw t 1' Mr l‘icldors waitwl until
the tug hurl « rm" :u tun! 'he \’(‘$*€l I!
p.-~~ilu~ old-ti he lm‘nily lenped into the
atrium—8 Happi‘y ll“ re: bed the tug.
' md desptv. the opt-«adieu of the officers
he was able to n; h the city within In
hour and the tin: mi wing half I mil-
, lint: wupie ml the cumpiete story of
the If: ula-uz without drruni of the
bravery which had nude this pouibler—
’ Hartline? “1‘10.
-—‘“§
By 9 Jammwm and is
Into army-nut MR
.myhc-Abstiutedluwindow‘lnu. .
" }ll’:-‘
,. loss of students at \ ale
; sinuous PM 1’
_ the English Premier‘s Sch. lllt‘
for Home Rule in lrrhIIId.
7.“.-
; \ Day of Excitement in the British V
House of Commons.
.' Premier Gladstone“: intro Iii-tin“ of his
, :Izll :3 vr ho no rule in lrolun l. l-r night l-oforo
llsehouscof commons on tho ‘tli. was the
pro-Ion of one of the most III-unoml-le
' : mums cvcr Witansl In the British pIrlin»
:.--:It .\ cablo dapa'e h dost-rd». tlI-- sci-no
' h (alluu‘
Nurtlmllcr how full 3 do. riptiun you pct.
l' \\ Ill ln- nuts-sobb- ‘~I r-vI‘IIc tli i nature of
,3... m‘e'lli‘fi III uril about tho houso ofrnln
lll-rlls' on this in‘ wt IIII-Inoraldo diiv. l‘ro
uslcnts “em all towel to ‘lfli‘ “Ilids boforc
tin .hv “as fairy begun \Vlicu thc tlrst
; l ”time member. line-r l2. J .\‘iiuudcisun. of
\tlt‘:\_‘ll. :Irr'ncd at 1' o‘clock null risked“
frat . mini It ill" d “I wnt l‘.“ll .\‘ct. lIc found
a bun-lied III-~Ii l:.\»l nln sdy lrid breakfast It]
. looms Tlm ll'l\lt Im‘nh-Wd tin-Ir fIIil
. l» '. \'\\‘t‘ I‘m-mm I I‘Kh u 'l‘liev guild-Isl
'li} t- n ‘I an. m that El." kittcrlind t \croud
Imam-- gdilt'l‘nts and slfl‘bl up, and. ls-Iu:
s .\‘tvr‘si ind all wusc of tho «‘ullthluzl wh-ch
:I mix; .I t l- ~l\‘ of men f-s‘l
Ii..-
Th ‘ s ‘ ‘I‘llltlx‘ in; ~~‘:ll\ “3‘ terrific ruining
" th - . 1:'.~alv‘!\ Luili-N lv‘}; In t Icuuio :u I”
=1 ~? ,~ 1;, had :I' nun one I‘ntlld soc dIIlen-xsus
~“‘ I"; n tli.~ stain out“; lciinv buns WlIIlo
w uh- : :~:' the d1 on to open Int 1‘ on it
ill' ir u~ s .-l.t \vis prosontnl in
m.- uw-m- ~Iis li-l-lo . “hon the
I-vrs gctlltv‘lt‘sl at the d sir of tlI-xr gal
l--I\. “at m: for II to Intn‘lt. nul “cm
i- -l~‘l‘i~l ill-wit lu’ id‘kv‘s liko common
:Ird‘hll‘l 'l‘lio I"Isli rind tho rudiculu
~lv‘llt‘-‘l ‘lt'fl! on; n mum ' from o‘w-rv»
in; th.~ ~ win \Vllk'u tho door was
misnr-l ti o P“ s llirl'lv‘ n uzzirid rush
like 7i »r “l m tho gullcrv of n tlicutrc.
vV‘H the iiucti-d ln-rd Sp-“lt or junipiu;
«birth «tibiakogi liwullu'u to gain the
. ll 1”“ l'ln- l‘i :m' - uf \"nlI-s. I‘I‘Itii‘u-VII‘
t Y'. a i»! l‘II. . (l§;l|~: :I'i salt tin-r the clock
, ua‘ bu- tin l r -'-~~-lltt_1\ :lutulv. MoIIIl-crs.
-g ‘l‘ hn-‘s x~>~-:'~ :llbl diplonmtwt \vcrc tlll
in h-« ”I In \zll'rllll"\
Tl ~- In uptmn of Sir Illa lstolic outside of
”u l -~ w o! INtBtlIui-Hs‘ was inspirniglv
7" - t I.- lL-utp t-r unds \i‘nhl for h uII‘s‘
I« i gonna; rnzn uniting for hint to come.
3' l.|~ l-uu mzriv fears ‘llli‘t' the Illlv‘ ll
lmrweli l“|“ ll":\hl su h l‘lt-V‘N as 'il‘lll
all tho way from lkmmn:
. ' ! -tl:~- purluIrIu-Iit liouw .\s be rulo
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‘l "wiry-int in Dl‘dl’l for tho
of 1 :Id I! on And l‘l‘ll llls‘l‘Ilfl
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it u ~‘.-~~ 'I Icirltu'uuut :I? l‘u‘dm. “'i'lI
ii 'i :I\. “l du‘ii’l ~tt H.’ ‘.\.\- on of tivo yours
Tr: - l‘tl'l .I'II ht .s to »'--tI~I~t . 7 tin. --ii:IIIL—
-l‘ l- u in; lfi».:ui l tho oil: *r 1‘ W In. Ill
fill-ff to lI-I\'-- no thinvt‘ t-witiilx‘Alt
w . ,._ ;_-. n, h 1‘ 51.19" V}. "‘le lI1.‘\\IlllI:I\O
; \ - ,1 in! “-4; lins :Ill'w t II; tiu lo. nav-
‘ ; - .-‘.
st :iIIl cvciw dines
. In c‘ lush .u‘disilloils
\.if.'\ m r.-2II:I:II. but t - l-c mu lo
i-lll- ..
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ms
-2’ ll? l-l:i:istotIv-‘~s rv‘<‘ll
.\l lr~- \ m. uh» tt‘»‘t‘ltll\ resign-«l tli~'
l‘“ ' in ’ s 'i‘t‘I'l:|T\ for Irv-hm l. iIrosc :ml
- \l’ u * n-l llxc '-- IV‘II ~f ills r!"l‘;:l\1|lliltl, ~:I_\'
t‘ I: .‘lv‘l.\-'l_ll .‘t iiiV‘l'lll ll" c vuld tli‘f con
~. a? to “It t-lul‘touk plan for bone
"'11- in !n 'llll‘l llo “'Ls t" llchd liv .\l".
I \\!I- s'ul that. olnlo l'-§~r\'.tl.'
cpmi-m until liolmd
‘s lull. ho roun‘utuliitcl
.1 --'l tl.o f.I *t that 2h .n. was sllll liv-
Ii‘. :uI EIIJ sh stain-s min \\ ho could devote
lm itH-ntI-m t- this iruisirtiiitt Innttcr. nn'l
l~-v_-;.-i 1- think Mr lliu lstone for
“his! \wiill not only prove a loneli—
cu! mumu'e fr Am the Irish point
of \t-'\\‘._ but \\l.l li ho lumen lmlim ed
u ~-:ll lm ‘ -‘1!l-l t -l--nf cpml lion-’i' to liu:
lillll ilI~- b 2.. ti»-\~‘l'f'l”lv~\ rrrn-taiuod l-lots
oh; h th- ll‘l\ll rv-pro-oiu.ttiun w -IIld do
llr-zr in"! t-- r‘ -uI->\I-
Uzi In vu II of Mr t‘hu‘u‘vrlniu the dob-its
“3‘ a ifs-Ethicl. 54‘ Win linrmiurt pro~
\- uislv duh“; tl.:i‘. Mir. Ilia-Lucie World
m m- the ll‘\l div to save tlic debate pro-
cud-‘nI‘I-v-u-r e-lln-r Inuit-2‘s.
. T l‘ lH‘oIIIIi-r. .\l l‘. n pro'mncrit fol-
l-ut-r of l‘:u:u-‘.’_ \l\\‘ III ncubln- dispatch
tlnt it: tl ltn' tin; oftho rationalist IIIcIIIbI-Is.
.\lr. l‘urnoll :‘l‘I‘sl-lv l and tlo~ lilndstmic Ins-ii»
u ‘o \wa‘ Illsi‘.l.\~\‘l. .\lr. l’uriiell l“‘i‘plt\l
tlru t-rttl'li’l“ of t‘r- lullun lrlitllf U! the
In lv‘lla1‘;~f party. gum; his \\ nrui support to
.\1" “HI ls! "l~' s s l! “no its a whole.
Iit drums “hi it III llli‘iq‘l‘h'nllll
ovum-m: -n or
I . .a is: -:;'
is
but puiit:ii<«
_ i In In opal) to st" in: nlliw'ln l. “lic‘ll at llt‘
pr 1-ir tin..- he. Il-l x‘il‘l‘l-li‘l' It lizs duty t i
In con :uuou .\lr. H‘I‘-~II:Ior slle"
. "I ‘m-Iiu-‘m; norm. It Iimv l-o frii’lv fi‘l-l that
l tho ..t:l~II~l‘if_\‘0{ the hints-- is nuiviucul now
* that I: one rulou mm itablc. and mount be
Marni."
NEWS? GLBANINGS.
lhrtvutn univerr‘py will be :50 you old
next. October.
l‘osxu' living ‘u
‘vei: u the came of the
college. '
E Era-1r: is stand to have In u-Iilnhlo mill.
‘ tIry force of filo-um“) soldiers
\‘quusr exp-«its to produce 20.000.000
pounds of Imple sugar this your.
Amer O H!) Um errlh of Atrial-{cu made
I wuiotives we sent abrxnd yeIrly.
- Tu: next general assembly of the Knight
| of Labor will behold in Richmond. \‘a. in
Ll‘hilu‘r. '
Tine lndinn population of this count is
said to be diminishing It the run of 5,1 or
tint-tn year. .
Porn grant hotels In» to he readr by the
tst of J uly for the I ‘coniinozhtiou of visitors
to the Yellowstone pnrk.
tlxn‘rnmn of the cum c of be”: of
[own is still in the flimdN' th Ind unsold
—thnt Is. win-‘33)“) bushels _
TI": value of the hardwnfe produced inthe
United Suite-Is each year Is now Ibout W.-
uuwoi. .nnd hourly half of it is made in
Conn. 'tlcuk
Trix wife of one of the clergyman It Sar-
Inn lichb. sspploments her husband‘s me:-
cro sultry )' “Vin-t n In and Ill
milk but: door to door. “8 ped mg
~‘YASRLVGTOS i-I tut-0min preeminent!
the an of pal-till modems: eon Sen,-
It us have erec magnificent domicile.
within the put twelve month;
Cnrux_wine dale" of Sun Francisco. in
order to bring Ibout wine instead of whisky
drinkinghnroopenwl an establishment when
‘ ‘ouldforflwcontsnth
Drum the wnrdlrs. 'l‘ . or North
dunk-“nursed hncktol I
is". with tour. ' run" '
“th" bfiomtduuhoi
”Mahmud“ urn»
ufiewhhuunryhfionu
”If his
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iii minis SEW
4—.-.
TH E :VliWSPAPl-IR PRESS AN
ALLY 0F Till-l PlillPlT.
Text: “Behold I flying mll.“—anhnrinh.
7., .
‘l‘ho wiugod sheet of the text ha i .1 pro in.
ecy written on it. flying roll of to.‘ fly
is the newspaper. You can no more igllnm
it in calculating the fumes an", affect society
than you can ignore the no indu ' sun or the
Allen tic ocemr. It is high tiniet t Iprcach
u scrim)“ nppwcintive of what the newspa-
[‘N‘ pross lids accomplished and is accomplish-
IIix. NoIn‘uI living or dcnd has boon. or is
so indcbtod to the newspaper press as myself
hm misc it has uivcn mo Iorpetual audience
in “\ "1‘.“ \‘ll.\'. tuun uni Ilv‘lglllltl‘h»iil of
l‘hristondoni. and l publicly. in tho "pumice
uflx'od Ind this nudicucmoxlm-ssmy t Inuks to
odi'bh. publishers. compositors and t\'pc-
wilt-rs. and i give fair notice that i shall in
cvory po-szblo way trv to enlarge the fluid.
whether by stcuogmpliic report on tho Sub-
bath. or galley-prim on Monday. or mwious
lictntiou. I long ago said to thc ol iccrs of
this church. “\Vhoovi-r ids.- aw crowdwl. do
not crowd the reportom.“ l-lvcry Intelligent
and honest t‘I‘th‘tlluIiYcuf the press who
fll'u‘s his plane in church amounts to ten or
liftudi otlicr church.“ built on to tliis..\'inety-
lite tor IciIt. of the news)“ wars are my
frIc-nds. and do mo justice run more than
jinn-e. and the ulllcl‘ the of the one hundred
are such tloiot'iutls Inns that nobody believes
lib-Ill lIi sclf defence. and sixteen yours
ago. lruiplonsl an official stenogruphor
of my own because of [flu
appalling uiier-pmsrnuitiuus of myself
III-l church. llut things hiivo so miracu-
loudy cliungtsl that it is just Is up willing in
tho nun-volluus up iortunity «poms an I for
ulnch I run gran-tin to find every div. The
newsluumr Is the 'rcntmlucutor of tho coir
.ury. It l\ bade piilpzt. Ilntform Ind
forum rill mono 'l‘nero is no In interest—~—
rchgiuus. scientific. nilltlll ‘rciul. agricultural.
IIInIIIIf.‘ luring. lllt‘t‘llnlllt‘fll'~lbllt is \\‘llllill
tlri grasp. All our churches. s'liuols3 art,
guilt-nos. usvluins and grout. I-Iitorpriseq-..
reforrnmuiv. n-ligiI-I ‘ or M‘u‘ar fccl the
dunking of the printing lil‘t‘is‘. Tho tlrst
coo spuicr ll‘tlsfl in ltuly. “bile
\‘cuicc wn< at war with S >lyIIiIn
in Dalmatia. Tho paper was pub-
lislml for the pnr use of giving military
ind counnorcml III urmrttiun to tho \‘euw
tinns 'l‘liv-Iicusgcns‘rahm‘m l-Illglutidln NW“.
The tint pup-1' was called tlic llrrcury,
'tllil thou tborc cnmo tlio H'ee'dyr llnpu'ch.
lllc I'fncflrsh l‘as‘cnv'ercr'. ”to «\"'t"“" Hll". "l0
[Jenn-Inns lsiclo'u. and so on. and or on. In
Prmo o the “P“ slh‘lln‘t‘ \\ its tiIs' won III hill.
rind \‘lL‘ pail lIdIv-«l by it plivsh‘iiui for tho
booth and ti‘llttsfl‘lr‘tif of his patients. Tho
no“ .‘mor gn-u I:I Ii over lllllll Napoleon I
u'r-otv “Itli l.;. «mu tum-l al‘ih'll" for it. and
’1] l".'.' tiwro \ivrc In "I . cItv of
l'fll‘ls l'hl jourim‘s. Tll ~ lic\\\pa)wt‘
pt‘vss’. lpn‘evcl'. lzii~ had its "lilv‘r >\\':l\' in this
iriiid. III l-I‘s'l llll'l'v- um but thirty wvon
ionrunls on all the comment,. Now there nrc
‘. an ~r--o- ; lh‘\\strl|l'l’s in In: out 1‘"th
:ti 'lIe- _\.:I l«\ lbu llllllulh and billions. l
lins- no .lnlisulti In ii counting for tho~
uuiiil‘s .‘lilirllh‘v lit-Ir muturics aw. Ill
3. rum"). :it'wr'ncvs ‘ltl court t1 tight \\.t!i
ti .- I lists .‘l‘ to \\ Io- xlxwiild luuc tlic lllNlt‘fl“.
iii-l tho pour decried for tho ‘t utmost list
:Ii l I‘m stuntvsl unit. In «I It‘ tlzv )ung-s‘s dc
u- :- \\:l\ill\1-ll'.i~‘1llit-‘ll b:- lum-clf futuht
“I'll lsdli tho :|'!ul‘?iv\’s S Inc Hf tho
l- his and tho \\~-.:lt!i'c~t nicu of tlI'It d‘u'
anl-l th'l I-~.I.l l‘.-~ fli" t- tin-.r onIi
»~I“;ct‘tv \\'li\ th~ t”l?il"-.'J“ Hollis. \‘ou
-:I\ No. szt‘; iswplv‘ do nut ~I'mId Invoke
I l‘ xx. \m-pthvnd when men r- ud lrtvlk‘. TrikI
mi Ill’~|‘lil\t‘lltl‘l\ 5|‘l«il"ll"\‘ in tliI-slminl. or In
no lm-l :lllvl b. -~\ muuv ll“‘l|ll~4“ Isllt‘ulistl
.\u lI‘.\-‘ lll~‘\' Icid‘ how mam
\ l“ll loo II::III_\ In \ks in I‘cgai‘d
' ‘l"|\.l,.‘l'l-'ll. ll ~'.::\!‘-l to ut‘rvl\\;.\.llll‘l‘,{.il‘~l
:.. l~-‘l‘lli\. m lI‘LIlt‘d to :m\ lllll unite sIIlIJcct
'3, s K.\ \
llv- \ much lI-Iu- fii~'\ ln-m'd of lbnlu. of
4 x." n.3,”... .4‘ H. gm]. t :s of l‘cr.-i\':Il‘ The
r... p! .d‘ llu' l'miol Stair. do l'u‘ tt\t‘l‘.\:fl
"t‘tt-lill.’ i‘lIn l-o -k n )«ur ti tli . Individual.
ll--\\‘. tlwn. do I :Iv'mmt tor the I‘liingo
IIIl Ibo 1‘1 ~t Ilii' poop‘c zii'c lllrl" to
Hill, «II :Ill qth‘dliills of s 'lt‘llt't‘ and
a“ t, uni ii:t-‘llI,;-~vim~ Is tWI‘l‘f. \\ l: 'rc
~h' tli ~ lulu. and n on me iIIt~-lli~.:crit on all
oil-m 1“ lino do you lt-‘~‘I|1llll to" it ‘ .\‘cvt
* to ill“ l‘Ildo. llb‘ ll-‘\\\[L‘llhll‘_ suit‘t \I‘Ingud
and own \\'lh‘l~‘ l~t‘V‘\v‘lll Flyni: "\‘cr the
forum, \ll‘ -\ t‘vl llll-lt‘l‘ tlic door. put 1'“ the work
ls-tI-‘li. t-isud llilw the ~ nIIIIlrv rx-u'u. Imwkoil
llll‘l'll;lt tlu» \m ~. .\ll I‘ciid i!. white. black.
Norman. Frcuch. ltzilmn. l-Zudisli. Amoriv-nn.
suixs. \u-ll, \lI‘L. .\lundny IIIorIiiIIu. Saturday
mum. homo LroIqusI, iII‘II-r ton. Sunday.
nook Il;I\' l dm‘luro that the no“ .\l‘illl‘l'
“it: n; prws is to be the mighiv aim-II! by
\‘l‘li‘ll tho gosh-l is to lm pr- t|~‘lt d. vrduo 0x»
lirivil ill. llzlllr"\\lllll ilI-tlil~ inod. llu- world
rum-«I inn-non r-~_ oicisl. liml gloritiwl, To
ilh- ~‘l‘lllKlll: of tho pl'lllflllg prcxs,
'h th I .\llt'l ls ll)‘ I\ ll. llvlu'
tliu- \nwc of tho Lord Hod ;\lIIIi;ht\‘ uiyina
to tho dcud notions of the “llt'lll; “Lazarus.
curm- furtli' ‘ :md to the rctrI-Itin; surges of
lm‘ltnote- "let tbclc be light ‘" lit-w many
of llIctIe-\\\|s‘i|n'l\ of cIty and townduring
tho 'l|\l tI‘li yrnrs have hal mighty pleats in
behalf of tlm l'hridiiin religion and have
given wine of the most o‘lc -ti\‘c ltllct‘pt‘t‘ln‘
[Hills of le's‘ provide “c among the nations'
Thwro rim only two 'llllls‘ of newspniwx.
Thc :II'Il. tlin vcri' gt sl—tlic bad. the \I-ry
bud Win-n a news] per starts it Imiv for a
while lmvc no est in! reputation either
for \‘ll‘illt‘ or in"ulny; but in a little
“fill“ twin-'1- d-widn for tllcttlsclu‘s. and
lth siIv. "It Is ;. o l“ l\‘l-l it Is good: rind "it
is l rid." rind it Is lurid The one ncnspur or is
the ouilu duIIi-nt of mm. It Is the ally. of
\ irtuc. It Is tho foo of crime. it is tho dolc -t:I«
ti-vn of cln-uitol taste,“ is tliorniglitirst
u;--ncv for s:i\‘|ll;:lllt,‘ \vorld. Th~- other Is
I l\ri,nzi~l nmuu; moral fon‘cs. It is the lib
slum-r of I‘cuititiun. it is th ifoc of all that
is good. it is In» Iuizhtiost agent of earth
for lcmlmg the cause ofllod and driving-
bn'c‘i . lIrIs‘itunty. if it could be drivcn brick.
'1 ho (lllw‘ inriIII-ncc isuniuigel uflight. tliuotlicr
- llilltlctit‘" :s ri ticnd of dnrknoxuuid between
that nrclriuzo‘ and that furv is to be fought
llic lialllc lltul is to Ilccido the destiny of lllt‘
human Hicc. The Armnigedde of nations Is
t of to be fought with swords
. but with steel puts. a it. with but
let but \\ ith t v not with
cantivli but with lighting:-uorfocting press.
and the Summers and the Moultr'iesi and the
lii‘ raltiirs of that coutlict am to be the edi-
torial :Ind mluit‘jnrial rooms of our great
musp-uvr cstnblislunonts. Mon of the press
and "11‘“ interested in its ptnspority. upon
\ou come down tho most tremendous mimic
.\ll-Ilium of Ihemrth. Mon in all departments
need to lo good. nud mm! of all. men of the
uses. Oh. how great lhe choruu from the
line when Peter Shoeffer inventcl cnsbrnetnl
t3 pe. Ind because twobooks were alike they
were pmnouuced to he the work of the devil
rlfliks were printed on strips of bamboo.
and tho t‘mumon Council of the city of New
York solemnly voted the utfor of forty
ride to In\' printer who would come Ind
Ivo there. and the Speaker of the House of
(‘oIIIIIIins iiidigunutly denounced the print-
ing pnxs bx‘nuse it had dared to notice their
nuvediugs—uu to this time in which we
live. when the printing prom is wielding such
I vast pow r for good or for evil. The tolu-
grn uh ind the printing press gudowu inm
thsliurvest field and the telegraph says to
the printing pinks. “I‘ll rake while you
bind.“ and the telegraph pub its
in n teeth down It one end
the harvest field and they Ire drown
clear across and then the information is
gntherul up in shenvee. and the printing
pram puts one sheet on the breakfast. tnble
In the shape of morning news. and putt
another sheaf on the ten table in the shape cl
evening news. and that man who neither
takes nor reads n newspaper ii I curiosity.
“but It vast change from the time when
(‘anlinal “'onlscy publicly declmd that
either the printing press must go down or- the
L‘hurch’of God must a down. To this time
when the pulpit. Ind t e printing pres In in
combination. Ind whilcn minister of religion
the Sabbath preIch only ft
500 people. through the fol-
lowing week . ' through the socu
hr and religious pres he may
pram h to millions Ind millions Ind millions
But let me my to the mm of thwflasion
Ind than who Ire in any wise ind to it. l
would like to know I: )w many words of s 'm
thy you here received during the mi
1:de months for your importnnt work
Not ten. How runny sermons in the count
.0! your lilo have you hard of pm tin.
hat Yne- for the men Ind womm enga
in t ‘ ‘ on
column announce an unpopulnr sentiment
than ten thousand In flung at you.
Are uI reporter. than you runs: under
sum the most indistinct. Spank" and must‘
heal-loin write by gusllght after midnight
Is well Is in the full noondny
sun. Are you Imml‘rvin-ler.
then (sinios
t
‘i
perimls’nnd the mmiculous Ind the exclama-
tion mints Ind the asterisks. Plenty of
abuse nit. no sympathy. l-hnve for many
tho whole pm.“ going on. Ind I know Ill
Ibout. the nimoyances and the maltreatment:
and the sufferin as. Ind I impose this morn-
ing to declare t III. prlviniz Almighty God
thnt I wont of helpfulnm may come to
runny who need the help, while I hope to im-
press are not saved in multitmles. and all
raved. then I say it is the fault of the church
of God; it is because you do not expoct them
to comcinto the kiuudnm. And then i In
member how one night in this church. in the
fourth Refit from the pintform. there sat a
inurnnlist He had been south- caricatum
the services. He came early. He looked
nmund and he saw that the shrine of the
building wns not the usual shape of
churches. Ind he cm‘i-‘ttttlml that After a
while the «Ir-gun loam its so'ouin ro‘l and
that wgs fun to him. and liecarituturwl that.
After it while the pastor I lel‘I‘dflulltL‘
platform and he caricatuml him. Then the
music went. on and that was still more fmmv.
Aftern while the text was ammnuwd and
that war irn~sistible And he “at; “citing
Ill] until the s‘oI‘Vim‘ was about half tlIrou :II.
Ind he said his hand began to tremble. and
hour. it is it won‘lorto mo that the a litors
and l'c‘pur‘tcl‘s of th- land have any faith
loft either in God. man or woman. lie—
furc no class of c splo on earth do so many
of the shunts am rho weaknexvosuf the world
thing. if the editor or reporter had not in
lion e some model of carnmtncss of charm-hr.
pr unloss~ he throws lill’lls‘t‘l? upon tho uphold~
In; grin-o ofdlod. he will make tempoml and
c\ crlas‘ting sliipwwck.
Au blht‘l‘ trial of the newspaper profession
comes from inadequate continual ion. There
because thv‘ price of newspapers has izcue
down. from the cents to four. from four
time has-misc it moans banish I. lNltlry. do-
mestic privation. starvation. ‘ou muv not
see where it strikes. lint it striws. No n or»
[vulmr in the Inn i can ntfonl t I bc published
at css than Iivo cents a shoot 'l‘lirmmh the
rivalries ”of- IIeWspnpt-nr it i~ Iicccssnrv that
pricm \‘(lllit‘ down. but oh. “lint suffering it
lllt‘llllS. What hardship. what riul. Sm‘etlm
d ivs of "rule?! “ltd Shcridnn and John .\lil~
tuIInII-l tlic wail of llrtib a! London. liter»
my toil has Iiovcr booi agllbh‘ 'intod.
“in or Holdsnuth. out ‘l'llllllltlg his
friends. has to sit III the with
dnw. l's‘causc tlIcro L“ Ivilv one clmir.
L‘llllll'll.‘ hip to sell his splcn lid work for ono
du ‘3“. 1% Foo. "the author of L‘lS \ulunios
d:cs [I‘llllll-‘\\_ 'l'hc lcnrn‘l Johnson had
\lli‘ll sluIl-by I‘liilll‘s that ho could no? dine
“uh fit‘ntlctlit'n, so lie sat lh-lllll'l tho scrccn
nilddiued while tlI ~ :cntlI-Inwi on tho other
sidc Ilu- scw-II \\ I‘c IIpplaLlIn; l|l\ works
llutlcr. llfll‘l‘ Ilirouing tho Iv Irlil into “I“ of
bruhtcr “dill “lludilmi d' «l for luck of n
t‘llld. .\‘o ‘1 has always bwu .\lauuul t ill
“cuts to love n grndgc against litcz‘iilfiv
toil. and It [Il‘tl'dlt‘flllY says” “You cuno
donn lore and shove it plum and brcak
wilddcstonws rIII-l iouIId the slioc~ last.
and act nu honed living likc tlic rest of u“ in-
stcid of \llllll; thcrc Idlv sc‘il-liliII:"' lint
Hui knows lllr‘l‘ni is no Inn‘do' full on earth
than illt‘t'ul‘)‘ toil lt isno. .‘ls ucsti m of hard
tun-h; .t L" t ll:|t‘:l“f|‘!'l\'lv' of ill tinics The
“url-l llf‘ullu npphmution of ill“ IIII‘IIcnso
iiuancml. pliyslrul. lllh-llc lll'l I“ll.‘lll\f‘\|ll of
literary toil. rml \II th ~ \vorl-l H grads-s live
cI-Iizsuud surv “l‘un‘t \oti Izuikc it four‘“
:IrIl ”It‘ll lb‘gf'blbn four and sin: “{‘uu'!
Vou Iliziko ll llll‘“«“” am I lsigrudzos tho tlirco
i cuts t'. r :I I!I‘\\'stil\t or and \'.‘|\\‘ “(‘nu't \‘ou
mako it too " rind grindmrl grmdmid grind.
and In that III ll :Irc ground up the bodies
and llll‘lltllbl“ and tho souls of Inc“ and
“onion. Tho “orld dips Its chalice Into the
blood and says: “.\lm' tho I~rII~-- of news
pin-on has gone down.“ “'liilc tlierc are ,
men in tho llI‘WsIh‘lpcl‘ profession who have
nimlv- ll’u‘lt‘ fortuucs. I tell you IIicII rind
Women of Amorivu that to‘ the nlnst it is a
struggle for blend not rue any to all such
in the ptcscu ~e of an unnppréciutive world.
you luI-l bctt ~r when you go home It night.
worn and nervous and exhausted. kneel
down and cu'umcrid your «use to God who .
hie: proIIiisi-d to In your (in! and the Hod of
your «‘lilldl‘cn uftor you.
Another trial of tho nowimpcr prufcssioti
comes in the dis- and :i i Ictit i abroad for un-
healthy intcllIgcu ‘ f, “e cry out against
the murders and th - swamhls to which tli \
[II-\vslm III-rs give prominence. Why do so
many o the lion‘spipors give IroIIIiIIcIIcc to
such things! li-s'nuso the nu ilic trutc dc-
Inamh them. [go into n oroi'u city and
into a meat morkrt. tin-l I tin that the
butchcrsflinve hum: up on the ruin: conspicu
on.» books. moat thzit Is tainted. While the
fresh tlllll the savory Ill-‘8! is carclw ssly trusted
mid». ““hnt am It.» t‘ollI'ltld-‘f l unmistnk» ‘
ably conclude that the .\p‘c of that ‘
cItv lovo IniIItI-l' llicrif. ll? there is so
much iniquitous literature abroad in
the shape ot book and newspaper. it is bo- ,
cauw the public taste Is somrrn It it demands
it. 5'0“". you on» an h most citrwn. you are
a good t iii/.cn. you arc an imelligont citizen.
you are a man of fuludv. n newsluipor comes
into onirhousc. you open it; there are three
cvluinnsuf splendid written editorials. next
to it there is It menu. cmiwmptiblo divorce t
case. \\'hich do you rciid the more tlror~ ’
oughly.‘ Here arc the sillulltlltlly written ed
itorinls evolving some bountiful moral semi
mom. or some thoory of science. You dip
into it and say. “That Is splendidly Written:
that well doiic. that. «lit nrml.“
is
.Tlieu you turn to tho divo ‘co case nnd‘rond ‘
it all. from the loin: primer typo at the top
to the norIpiIrI-il at the lntmm. and ask your ,
wife if she has rcai it. It is only I case of '
doninud :IIId snpp‘y. News up‘r Iucu aro
not tools. They know what 'ou Wnlit and 1
they give it to you. If the c urchuf God.
and if honorable men of the world. would do-
clino to re Id the depraved books and I
do ravezl newspapers they would not. be
pII dishes}. for the simple mm that they :
would not 1 av. for iniquity cuts rer Ind ;
poorer and l oowrnnd cannot. um tosupport
llk‘ruful‘o. it is tle honest. men, the hnrd- !
working mm, the purl~ men of the world that
support the literature. it a convention could
be called now and run-lo up of all the editors
and I‘Fll‘rk'm of the United gluten. and it
were lainly put lllfilll. which kind of Iipiiper
the): mild prefer topnhlish. Ind which style -
of news to sundforthd think they W011“ unnu‘
imaudy doclnre: ““o would nether send out
elevating literature than had liternture.‘ ]
say this not in npuh for n debauched
newspaper. but .I say it you may lay I
divided roswusihility between those who
print Illi‘d those who rtwdi ‘ the new
Aunt er ut tom tn: on I '. -
per profess on comcspin the alluremoum mt
surround i; Every occupItmp. trade. pro
fission has its espmial tempfltluus. It 18. so
with the clerical profession. With the main Il
pmieeiun. with the leml Iimfeasmn. with
the artistic profeuiou. \. ‘h every trade.
every profusion. every business The news‘
paper profession is no exception. ‘1 on know
there are grant drum on the nervous . forces,
Ind the brain is tired The blunder-mg po-
litical sposch must. be male to read well
for the sake of th‘ party: and the
editor and reporter inust make a rend well
though in the speoc ovgfl' rcu rice wasn
(‘Itastr'oplio to the English Irigungn The
newspaper mini must Wily report an In
Indible speech. the spe'ch of a man who
thinks it in vulgar tospenk loud. nlthough the
Iudfonm the night before sanwnli hand he.
find the ear in vain struxklltlg to catch a
sinxle N nteum. The journalist. must be e;-
msled It the tire. he must “Tile in the fetid
nlleywnv. he must go Into courtroom
nine—tenths whlcli Ire stench-
ful with rum and WINK“, he must
go into heated lmnbm-i Ind Into audience
rooms all unventilntod and Where all the pro
aeration: are for asphy' :29. It“! added to I“
int-re must be busty mnxtzcation and hem-
lnr habits. Under thii'twful strainof thr
nervous system. how my hundreds hnve
«one to strong drink for relief God only
thing tokeop
down on you the wrath of:
{runner and editor and owner and pub =
3 or if you do not properly arrange the .
years st rod in pmitious when I have seen -
5 down crude—that.
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I
puss \Vlicu I find some of them sccptb
cnl do not. wonder at. it. I '
wnndor tliov believe in an - V
. f be put his
his early home. or hm not in his present E
t
1 and when at the close
IlterIr-y friends, I had so runny litorIry
friends who have been destroyed by strong
drink—and some of them um now on the
to-dny I aka” the
word: of another and crv aloud:
“book not upon the wine when it is redm'hen
it nioveth itsolf night in the cup. for at the
last it liitoth like a serpent. rind it stingeth
like In afldt‘t‘.“
Another temptation of the newspaper prw
fession is in the fact tlnt no one seems to care
for their soul. Th iv feel it. The are looked
upon as profNionnl in almost. n l assembla-
ges. It Is not expected that a man reporting
I sermon should b-I \ ouvortsl In God bv that.
sermon. or an editor discussing a religious
item of news in his 9 litorial column should
by that observation and discussion lIiIIIselt‘ he
saved. Oh. you say it is rill le'-‘»sional.
If you tell me that. the nun of the newspaper
press the minis of those outside the
newspaper profossimi with certain facts
that will make them mom lenient and kind
in vour treatment of those inside of it.
in the first. place. one of the grant trials of
the nowsprux-r pnifossion Ines from the
fact that more of the sh
pass before it than before any other profar
siou. Every day through the neWspapor of-
tice (Q all the Iveakuoswu of the world. The
vanities that wan; to be puffed. the revengxs
l . . . .
“s “f u“ WW“ 1 arms! them In nsscrtiui.r their
; The washing is done as in Japandn France
; and other countries. by women who wnde
. into the water of rivers or creeks u to
j Ihcir knees. After drenching the articles
. on shore with their sticks.
f \vlicrc the some irocesses Ire fullowvd by -
. 1"“ m falter.
that want. to bi wnmkcd. the mistakes that -
want. to be corrcctoi.’ the men who want to be
set right who novcr wore right. the meanness
that wants to get its wares announced in tho
editorial column to save the expense of the
advertising column. the crackrbmined phil-
osuplwm who go through with Stories as
long tls‘lhi‘ll‘ hair and as gloomy as their lin-
ger nails in mourning because boroft of
soap. and all the long \t‘ucessluti of bores
who come to stay the minute»: and stay In
hr hardlv know whv it trc-Iiblod. and ho said
to himself: "don‘t bo I coward: d III‘I be If»
fectasl by anything in this l‘lllll‘.«ll: you
came hero mfessiunnllv.“ He I‘ulliol his
strength and‘ he couc ~IiI rod his cnorgio; nnd
he wrote on until he could write nomoic. and
\ucil in his pu‘kot. put his head
down on t Io scat in front and begun to pray.
of the scrvico wo
‘ asked all IlliN‘ wli I desired to be cunciicndcd
I
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to thrice, from three to tun. from two :
tn one. Then: are men uho would like 3
to have "1“ price go deu to linlf‘
a com. i never rejoin~ at such I;
, and by hundreds and bv thousands.
. seems to cnrc for thoir s mic.
I
to God in pruvor to arise. he was the first one
that arose. ('omiug into the side room he
told us the whole story. and below the oven-
. . . _ . ‘ in: Was past he declared hinisclfon the Lord‘s
ls EN!“ rcjoicuig over Ind nn‘ H In this lurid. l '
' still
side. and ever since. III )1] :h
in the newumlwr pn‘foasion,
ever since on Sabbath afternoons he is preach
ing tlI~~ gospel of Jesus t‘lirist in II hall hired
It his own expense. And the day will come
When tho men of the nowspnpcr pnm’onion
will come into the kingdom of Nod bv scores
The
world will not b-\ c invcrtel IIII‘iI tlI ~y al‘“
convert-ed. Tlicy fcel tlic snduos; that non-3
.\lnuv of them
were lirouzht up bv ting a-Icczétry. MI I when
thsv left the parental roof. whooI'orrc :Iirdod
' or disnigardwlthov went forth with u father‘s
L religion niil
. rhythm:
benedicti in null I mother‘s pruvor.
III-l oft times when lllJ)‘ think of this - gmrl
old tinnitus the bars till thi cvc. and lliuy go
down in this great roarin: llb tI‘II';u\li~ ho‘uoL
sick. and l snv to any of I‘i~~III “ho nmv hour
the tIHlIy an i unv tn \\ lI IIII flb‘sl‘ words
shall cum“. God is your frioud. He has II
hour! lame enough to tu‘m in n‘l your annoy»
nth-cs and all your tltlsfflt‘lnttl‘s’ and all your
distrascs. S llll-‘lllll -s utterly disgust.” with
the World. its strains and its trials. You know
not which \i:\\' to turn. but Ilits dav you
may have the mcr-‘v. the pzir'd-‘u. tho
svmpntliv. the lI ~lpof . luiiglflv lioi if you
will ask for th ~in. Hour It. Hear it. Sumo
roars axon! the foot of (“Innl aim-2 .\‘ow
York. a budv was f‘lu‘ll tlwI‘I'I: .\s it was
ls‘lllgllt‘1\ll;ht t i the morguc, tli ‘v IIo!-» c l bv
tho-contour of tho fwi‘chc-ol that ”I“ run l II id
L'rcat intollcctuul cupirity 'l‘lmt f--unl III
his po ‘lwt a rcporcr‘s p Id. :I chI l pcn ‘ll lltl‘l
a plIot-xgmph of s \III-vtio who ion: :I:- bad
[on d lmn \Voll. Ho lml out -:‘cl th~ II-~\\\~
unis-r [mitt-soon. things In l gone Win-I; \\'lll
him. his health had fttIInL ho lnvl
taken to artificial stimulants t . k-vp up. and
he lml gonu .lou- I. down. don I I’mhl on»
Silllllllt‘l‘ day. but :tpd w ~tl")‘ rind llilllll‘V and
si k and In 'dcsmiIr. ho tlu'I: himsc‘f from
lltI‘ Ilm‘k. I‘v'rif‘d. as it Iiftmi docs. lifld
sum tliwl out H“ II: ~ \\ rIIIkh-s. un l ‘llluutlzl‘l
off iii! the care trom his face: :uii it “in
its it had lMI'tl smon yours below- when he
had left tho country home non-r I ~ D‘-
turn. 'l‘li-~ heartless world lcmknl through
the window of tho ltb-Tgll:‘ rind s-Iid‘
"It is only an outcast .“ but Hod mid
"That it a gigantic nature that perished
liesnnsc th‘ world gave him no chance.“
I say to all men in tlic newspiii er u‘ol‘csmm
or in Iny wise allied t I it. tn<e Go for 'our
, portion not only lis'imx‘o of the p ‘l‘slll‘l ad.
vantage religion will be to your own soul.
: but because we want y'ini more mightily in~ ‘
tcnxsted in high christian endeavor, This
day lift your haul in with of :‘llt‘:lntic‘ to
phxluntrophy and p'Itriotisui.
On the plndis of judgment ‘Vllt‘rl you
look oif upon the Iliultitudcs whom you
lnco infllioucwl. may it be found
that Innnv through \‘H‘lt‘ work
were iuducul to start on tho lngh pathway
that lends to the renown of ll‘ih\'r‘ll. ll-t'er
in that day to have boon an editor. iuil with
tingcr of tyre influenced the world and iIItlu~
encel it What}. that you had ls en ti dun
goonod cxil-- by the lii'ht_0f a window iron
grated on scraps II {New Tistnmcut lcnf
pickisl up from the hearth. spoiled out the
story of lim who cumeto tukcnwnv thosius
of the world. In utoniity Divas is the beggar. _
llut wo will all s Inn be through with \\ hung.
spanking auid publishing. and in all our pro-
{pistons and occupations we will all 50'!“ be
through. “dint then: Unr lifo is n
bmk. Our yours are the chapters. our
months are tlI ~ paragraphs. our dnvs arc the
sentences. our imitali In of otlicis is the Ipio~
cation mark. our doubts aw the interrogation
points. our desire of display a dash. death a
period. eternity the Ierorotzon. And whom
will we spend ll! Have you heard the news,
» the treIIIeII-lous noun news more thrilling
than anything that has come us in
the1 journals for the past St! weeks!
Not tbs sinkin' of the O In. but the
Iinkine of II wor d. not the lllh‘ful‘llltto of it“
man. but the overthrow of a race, Terrific“
news - But have you board the go \.l news!
Iliad news from the throne of Ho i. Tho
couriers of Heaven leaping from tho palace
unto to carry the news. the glorious news
? that there is pardon for all guilt and civil-
fort for all trouble. Set it up in double
i leaded columns. and direct it to the whole
race. A h‘ ‘otch pool. insane on everything
but religion. wrote this lionutlful but. strungo
God hath pardoned all niv sin.
That's the news, that‘s the news.
I fcel the witness deep within.
That‘s the news, that‘s the news.
And since he took my sins awn .
Y
And taught me how to watch rind pray.
I‘m happy now from day to day.
That‘s the news. that‘s the news.
Ani now if anyone I! snv
“\‘V’hnt‘s the news! whnt‘s the news!“
0h. tell him you‘ve begun to pay,
That’s the news. thIt‘s the now.
That hnve joined thaeouquering bun-l.
Au now with joy It God‘s comm-rid
You‘re mnrching tn the better lurid.
That‘s the news. that‘s the news.
F... ~
The Outlook WI: Good.
Miss J oy—‘Mndnma, Mr. Foster line
come to tuke me out for n drive; mny I
30, medium?”
Madame—“You know, Miss Joy. the
the rules of Venu- do not .1101: it, un-
less you are ensued—Ire you engaged
to Mr. Foster 2"
Mine Joy (doubtfully)—‘N.—— no.
but if you will lot me go I ohall be by
the time we got buck.'—Life.
IT has been lately asserted in union
tifio circles that the idea thnt rnIm~
mus lied pIssed through I period or
nqnntio growth. I: shown by‘tho exist.
euce of the wlnle, should be exactly re-
versed. That in, the anatomy of the
whn‘e habeon found to show thIt It
one time it w I four-footed heat. It
retains evidence of lining 1nd “on.
time I hIiI-y covering, while it 3130 re-
taina sets of rudimen tooth ohm
terislic o! I lurid nnimnl rather tlnn u
we “.2. re “.3 "v.2, ..
au- poi-i o‘ ow 0's ‘ often
even before it I: burn.
Acconnrxo to Dr. E. Pnrrnly Brown.
the Smdwich launder- formerly hnd
icould bcupcncd and thc littcrreunidc
. and mistress of the Anglo Saxon housc
fwull that incloscd the mansion and its
i‘depcndcncics; thcir daughters had the
t smut-.3Young men and guests slept in
3 jcctcd from the wall; perches vn-re pro~
’ scrvants slept on the floor.
_ fucc, hanging in tlic rich gloom of In
. cliI-ekcdduiryinziid. with her burcd fcct
. Iuiuiy Marys smiling‘ at the circling suns
‘thnt make th.~
northern sea as loll through the luxurious
days by the Mediterranean.
‘tliut Catholic missionaries gave to the
. first cunvcrtcd ludian maiden was Mary.
; nent danger of bearing the name, for it
is the first to be considered in naming
an Augusta. (Mr. D lcttcr.
lull. spore Inuidcn. about fifty ycars of
:l"'«‘
em in lll‘l‘ speech.
Tics with licriu a black li‘:itl|rt‘ti bag.
ccutury. and has truvelcd thousnudsof
milizirto cvvrylmdy in thcsc parts. stil.
always attracts :Ittcntiuu 0n u-count nt
th‘lIl} _\c:Irs. It is made of drubwolorcl
Ingm-ry givcs full liocrty to her livzilu_
count rt, but b cause she b-lecvcs that if
cv-Ary woman discarded pctiicoits :md
droggliigfdri‘ssos. and put on suits like
li~-rs. it “mild l-c hair for tiIi-ii‘ licultli.
:ib-Iit her to distinguish hvr scx is her
chilly :I plum sailor but «if
has it. that \lll.‘ was once disappoint d in
on the name of Mary. showing the rc«
than on} other name which has blcst or
cuiscd tlIc feminine
and Europe. as well :Is that
tion.
the aristocrats of France and the: Puri-
tans of New England. and it equally be-
comes litcrnturc or kitchen.
whcn we sprrtk of Mary \Vortley Mon-
taguc. it is simplicity itself when we ru~
. for to Mary U‘llricu. who brings in our
breakfast rolls.
memorable warmth that Scotland ever
dignified it, and the worst women of
V“
thing about sewing, and hen little difl~
culty in hemmi Ind stitching, but
wherrit comes to tting, tnn' wing, “d
finishing drew. where ml taste “Id
Judgment are re uired. the novice often
find: It 1rocky ma . Each drusmnker ha
a pccu nor on of finishin I dress, II
each tailor hasyof making haunt."
“What can adreesmnker on": In!!! Ill.
hns learned the trade?“
"It depends u Ion her skill and Ibility.
If she is smart s e can get 82.50 I day.
otherwise she may not get more tlnn
$1.50. That is after she has tnken lees
sons for one season. Forelndies, who
superiutcnd the work. receive In I
of 82.? I week. They are women of long
experience in the trade. 80 farns drew
making at home is concerned. the
patterns manufactured by n number of
; houses in this city have greatly simplified
, matters. You see that chart on the
~ _ supremacy : walk“ I
In the family couricrls.-—(‘.’~thwr aml‘ “'Ilts." he replied, “but Idon‘t undeh
. stand it."
—— "I don‘t expect you to." said the lady,
Old-Fashioned Beds. "but any Woman. with the aid of tint
Two hundred ycars and more out) the ‘h‘lI-lm'“ 3“" WW” Iattcms. can be her
bl‘tls in England Wcl‘c bags tilled with 1 ““1“ dressmuker, “It Iough she ma never
straw or lcnvcs. but not llllllllls‘lfbl‘t‘tl \Il‘ hi“? taken a lesson in h" Ii '3‘ of
squared with modern llt:lllllt‘\\‘. The bag “Nb“ anybody who intends to 1m“.
tlrcssuiuklug u busiueas must have the
aid of an experion‘ cd tc- chcr. As with
many other tralcs. apprentices get no
pay \vliilc they am! learning."
“ls your business one that men ever
take up:"
"uh. yes. there are male dressmnkem
in this city i"
the grout hall, which was the only notice» ‘ "Do “"7 “‘3‘“ more money an.
able room in the house. on tables or women?“ -
benches. “’oolcn cuvcrlids Were pro. 5 "From ‘3‘" $6 a wreck more. Men In
V31”! f", warmth; P0!“ or 1.001“ on better than women at making wIistI,
which they could hung their clothes pro. “'lm'h 3"” in some particulars uh a“
t on! you wear. but i never saw one who
could drape I skirt properly."
WOMAN’S WORLD.
PLEASANT READING FOR FEMI-
NINE READERS.
COMIII Laundry “'omcn.
There are two stout. sticks used by
("oreiin washcrwomen to beat clothes.
“'nshing is an important industry in
Corral. where it takes many yards of col-
ton to makea suit of clothes for a man.
to bc washed. they beat thcm’on the. rocks
In Japan.
\vnshcrwomcn. t. csc sticks or clubs. it is
s:lltl.:lt‘(‘ sometimes used by the women to
daily. 'l‘licrc u‘crc fcw bedrooms in the
houses of :Iuc.cnt England. The mush-r
had a chamber or shed built against the
vidcd for thcir hawks. Attendants and
Fashion Notes.
Canvas cloth has fronts of woolen loo.
to correspond. ‘
White woolen material has stripes of
colorel plush.
Butt-iris are growing with the other
extremes of fashion.
Blue and brown is a favorite combina-
tion for street rostumcs.
l‘amcls‘ hair serge with plush stripes in
shown in all the lciiding colors.
A \vidc sash of watered ribbon make-
thc filllell of a stylislrluce costume.
.\‘vw trimmings for costumes have I
combination of beads. braid and che-
lllllc.
l-‘iuc sccrsuckrr. in pale blue. pink or
rent. is embroidered with cdelweisn in
white.
In Bloomer (‘Qstumm
There is at least one woman in .‘ldllle
who wears the :‘bloomcr" costume. s~I_\‘s
.\lic lives in the
neighboring city of llnllmvcll. and her
lllttl" is EIIIIIicliIIe Prescott. She is :I
of modest appearamc. and counc-
llcr occupition is
peddling kink-knocks. which slli' car»
. .
Slic has lice-II on tho I‘mul it quartz-t of :i
:Iiilcs on fo-t. .\ltliougli ht‘f' iigurc is f]-
'it
licr 17:. which slic has worn furovrr
uool.n still, and (‘xlll\l\‘l‘ of a short.
lr-«m- sn 'k; a plain. ful skirt tliit . ‘ .
m. hrs m the kncc. and Isgmunzng . t "l‘l‘i‘l‘ ll’fud Is igsmlun caters-1mm"
[hints that conn- down to thc :Inklc. ll: r m “3:" c of either 3‘!“ r 03' bullion *5 be~
lug newcr. '
.\likad -p:xrasols h we the points turned
llIHVJi‘Il :Ind arc. made of striped or en.-
iirmdcn d silk.
(lit-riots with fine line checks in mode
c liars are mad - up in walking suits with
jm‘kvt to corr. spi Ind.
Soft bcigcs have figurcd borders of
computing ut‘ lutrmoniting tian. The!
are :ilso plain and with bourctte stripes.
Pct-dun .\llli with overshot threads
that gun: :I crinkled effect are shown in
:l'ltl slic Iva-:Irs it. she says. not only for
id is
thin:
“I r hair is cut short lilw a man's.
lllrlt‘1' on on" sid -. Tlic on!)
lll'rlll covering in sunrucr. uhicli is gru-
strsuv. In
winter shi- sports a fur cip. tied down
\\i!h :I I'rd \vwrstcd comfort-T. which is
czituincd :Iroziud llt‘f' ncck. with the cnds “Hfhrk and Elem"? f‘dori- 50’1“: 113'.
. ‘ O rv .» 1 \
hanging down licr lurk. furry lll'll\‘"- 5"“1"” ”f dilleniit m‘om
hci‘prr ktlIIWs E'mneiinc. and generally Whm- llundkcrchicfs are bordered
with luiud~cuibroidcred daisies in blue,
Ivhitc or red. Handkerchiefs for mom-
ing have tlic daisics in black.
. Lace costumes which were so popular
. last semen are to be worn very generully
this summer, and some French model-
are particularly attractive and Elena:
‘ .u_.I:..I. .....1 “3:, are t a run
which no longer apply to the dressing of
the young lidy of the period. This ”I-
snn‘s fashions are both graceful and elo-
gum.
English styles in outer garments com-
prise sunc large checks in chariots.
These jackets are made as simply as pos-
.\llllc. fastened with large bronze or ivory
buztons.
Nuns‘ veiling is in great variety; it hi.
crinkled stripes. or has I bourette or friso
surface. the loops being exceedingly fine.
The plain sorts are finer than than of
last season.
one time it mayl Bonded grenadine forms I part of II-
' most all the dress wraps of the sensor: to
come. These are not only bonded with
jets, but with bronze, plumb and each-
mcre beads.
, Lace gloves in all the pale evening
tints are among the new fancies. The
edges are bordered with beads or flounoot,
and in black the effect is striking when
. worn over a white hand and arm.
' A ncw style of plastron is nude 01'
plaitcd jeItml net. It ends in a point It
the waist. fastened with loops of black
satin ribbon. It is I-dged with Irraw-
' head beads and is finished with I turn-
‘ down Byron collar of jeued net.
Moire silk enters largely into the Inn-
* ufacture of many elegant costumes, Ind
’ not alone thosc of blnck. For Ino‘
'green, medium blues, li lit brownIInd
' greys are found in the tie est moimand
‘ these form the trimming 0|"!!th Indus '
thought of with lingering tenderness. “”9”” 0f woolen costumes in M“ m
Ilow Iniuiy lovers have loved it!- How respOIJling.
they have associated.“ with purity Ind ;
A Washington ka.
gentleness, with womnnlineas and candor 3
A Washington letter to the Picayune
buys sonic litllc trinket of licr.. Rumor
l Wc. She is a strong Adventist.
".\larv.“
The (‘hicugo News lms this little cssnv
mzirkiiblc associations connchC-d with :o .
More wumcn have been name I Mary
sex. It stands as
the typical ImIm- of the both-st and most
:ijcc: of \vqucu-wfor thi- virgin and the
wanton. And in rn-ry hinguiigc of .\sin
of Egypt.
this mimc appears almost without vuriii-
It has bccn an equal favorite with
It Is stately
.\t
bring up u picture of it divine painted
Italian gallery. and at another of :I rcd-
in the daisicd grass. Two of England‘s,
livc quccns have bornc it, and the mrst
s .
produced has made it immortal. -
The proudest women of France have
.
Russia have disgraced it. There are as
brief summer by the
The name
had perhaps the tint daughtcr of every
family for all time will stand in immi~
girl babies, and when rejected is always
nudtrust! What a fatefulnnmeitis! Itsl
bearer seems predestined to sorrow, yet! snvr One of the particulnr crank. i.‘
it is gladsonie. too. "My mather‘s name l va-dillg the $erinle lobby is ‘ m from
In: Mary.“ What a lemt thing to ‘ engage who , “a,“ to "Yuma“ the
any! .“M little 9““8 t" NUT" 00““ whole system of spelling and of m
‘nyul‘ Fran?" “M, “in" ”“7: ! letters. Ho pro totenchcflldr.
who Is .cnd.“ ‘W hntn wealth of tender ‘0 pronounce the consonant letters (If
suggestions! “Mary, my “no“, Wk“ . the Ilplmbet as they sound in the word)
a picture of home comfort! ——thnt is. he would cell w, uwc;n
“sef‘ h, “he;" I, “fe,” Ind no on. u
would. for example. spell “we,“ “a,"
“k9." “week." He went: Congre- to
appropriate a sum of money It the m
of $1.000 I week to give his project I
fnir trinl. I went over to 8m
Pulmer‘s the other evening, Indthil m.
w there putting the Senntor .
courseofhisnewnndimprovodu, c".
How eagerly the nun tnlked: how
ried hem tosny nllpoeuiblo in a.
littlertirne nllowed him: how pitta-l,
he entrented the attention of the lndul‘ ;
how he hung on to the Senator!
Fn ctn Ibout Dru-smokers.
A number of quiet, neatdooking girls
were busy sewing upon some new goods
at a fashionable II down modiste‘s, sav- ‘
the New York ail and F was, when i
a reporter called. The he of the es- 3
tabhshmeut was dressed in black with?
the utmost simplicity. when cuntrnstcd 3
strikingly with the brilliant dressesscnb ;
tered around her. Q
“I have come,“ said the reporter. “to '
know something of the manner- in which
women learn the dressmaking trade. Are .
there any schools where the business is
taught ?” 3
“I never heard of my. When anyone _
desires to learn the business she to
I dressmnker Ind enters herself like In:
It in
the old story of the cluimnnt. 0h. ’
con has no notion of the good and i:
leeches that come here hoping to blend
the government, to make money In.
Congress and grow (It on Coast-h.
apprentice at any other trade.
“Most women who learn dressmuking
expo? to work It it for I living, I sup. . “0 SI.“ m..-
The modiste smiled us she answered: {flumfi‘km
“It inane: Ibother told” it'thnt I “I'll?" nation;
don‘t t ‘1: anyone wou go into it for When '30" ‘7‘!“
fun. Occuionnlly. it istrue. ladies lent-n They-huntupln“. «matin-
in order to understand better- the fitting “mm” 4
3f theirk own drones, but, I! I rule, _, narrow. I
resunn era up ntices expect to gun' 'l'ocirch‘ her-blow.
a livelihood by air trnde.” A _ ' a." II" M »
“H'ow long does it tnke them to “d u“
learn “ . u.
“Well, that depend: on the student. With “a "I.
Geunllyngirl should mound. melamine-tho
in one mon- A good We: ““35“! ‘
mould hVquuickqnhtfiunIud it w.
migr,3uumuummorum.mamu. ‘“~
Hutu. Idditinntn. % no, In- “unwise-mm , ,
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