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ff“ hr. how sudden! I reallyubutthen
3,.“ cgu call at pa‘s oflicc." .
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wanted to pm «51' your hand jpr I mo-
ment, until I could make a study of palm~
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1:11 vwndnim 111101114111-1‘ myh-xl: “How 11l.l
art Hmui“ T~1\v:ll‘1l what dcxtinv art thou
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H11» vyos ul' Hm pubfi~ ho had 11 mum-l 1111;:
through “hi -‘ liu \raikul day by d: from
gardén to gl‘wl‘o and from :rutt , to :ardun.
Sheridan. whilu his play \\‘n< b-ing vuactrl
in Drury lure Theatru, he 1rd that his’
t‘lh‘lll), t‘ut- lwrlurd, win grnulim; at it in
the flaw lmv llh’hnp 1311021 ‘ lovivmi
lllfllltN'l‘lyt lbw rwalt uf a lu‘cmw‘s toll. is
by u tcruiagant \\i 11 thrown into thn lira.
( unnn, lllv S; anth artist. was disgustcl
with t" o cruvi'ix H11- priwt handed him, be-
tnusc it was not 11 L‘Ui-‘d s1 ccimeu n. s nip-
ture. And mnmtinms lhr- ‘11:]: Hm tad», and
sonwtimm through learned menace, an.)
sometimes through tho pcrsecutiun of the
world, and sometimes through 1 b ‘sical dis-
tress“. aye, in ton thousand ways”. are come
annoyancai and sorrows and nilafurtaues
and Irrigation. But thnt is a very un-
wise mun. that is. :1 very uuwln
woman, who measures life byrmisfurtuuu and
t ial, for where there is one stalk of night
shad“ there are lily harebells and mari-
gulds; where there is one cloud thunder-
<11!.\
1 pk“,
slaying across the hills of Beaver). all “\8
$13110“ of land and sea asleep in their bosom.
~numb ypu lose your child do you forgot. tho
overv night for a kiss. all the tones of your
heart responding; to the s -rrow of her voice
or the touch of her soft hand Becausoin the
euru lydou Ola great panic your fortune went
down. bar you forgotten all the years in
e‘ trm agnnccs of life wcro showered on your
[nthuayl Oh, that. is an unwise mammal
h an unfair man, that is an ungratsl’ul man,
that is an uuphilosophic man. and more tbnu
‘31, that is an myhrrliun man who "remind
his life by loss and trial and rhoumafi tunings
cud neuralgic thrust—by the thiug< that
Went uzainst him rather than by. tho things
that; weutlfnr bin). t 131 ll
in, notice a urea. my pen a on ‘
matE‘thoir life by the unouut of money they
have made. A man tells me: ‘The year or
15““. or IBM. or 1% was all ,wastod,‘ I say.
“Why!“ Re avg: “I 1111‘s no may."
How 13!: m that vacate have will“, and
plot 2'31 tn: .3: s‘uelserodlrh You masoch—
; a u 0 God a i low
I)!“ bun no mum‘ OPE?” l
M,,M" Who “and you! _
will b the comforts and the luxuries and tilt
triuly you did not. steal these resources.
Then God gave them to you. Be thankful.
I haven) sympathy with tbs rant and by-
pm‘l‘lxy 11f people who in pulpit. anl pew
talk agaimt moncv as though it lull no
val-.10. it is rctlucniwn‘. it i\ cduz‘alimt. it is
a thunxand lllt‘ss't‘l surruundén‘l‘s. it ‘ hands,
it i~ fv 17!. it is ~ail< m grunt unturprises, it is
11111 1,113.11 sxlz‘t‘fil to f0 1d H11 huuscr of your
1l1ildtcu, if i<thw1irn in keep your family
win". it i; {in lmih‘fiu: of thnrvbcs, the e'n‘
dow lfzid 1-1=l;c:e~‘, (butnkiuguf lb <a1‘l‘1‘SS
ilu‘v-a, timbrllud it ix’thp cvangv‘ ion of
lltllfl)llx——lll1\ll1~}‘ put to right nws. '1 ‘u lump
:1 man gets the better. if it comm hmu‘SElv
11nd gum tumulliz What would this world
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mate \\'i11lwt‘11:1t is ‘11, Hmrv are rummn in
1l1i~ ll “\0 who have Hut 3:“! lir‘qun lilo.
\\'1~ have gut to bc italun in Christ. lwfwre
\\'1\‘.‘\“.Z:ll Hm l‘l11‘i~t nu life.
are 511‘ or you are 111', 111‘ you are T0, or you
are $0. My brother. if you are not a \‘hris-
tum. you haw nut bcgnn to live.
1 do not know what your opportunities
are; 1 do not kn 1w 11 hot )‘oar manners are,
attractive or repulsive; 1 do not know what,
vonr cdm‘u’ ion. clunut‘atc or nothing at all;
'lmt. I know tlivru is a llcl l f 1r you to work,
there isasnnl for you ta save, there is an
e<pccial mi‘siml fur 3'01 to 01131-11!“ if
\‘on have wealth. give' it to l‘hrist.
lf you btivo ch) manor, “so it
whero l‘aul aul Wilberforce 11ml
tlieimrou the sidu of (‘hrst 11‘ you have
lr‘aruéng put ‘ mtx tha- poor box of tho
world‘s Sllll‘ullll‘l’. lint if you have ucilhur
wealth, nor eloquence, nor lczlrning, you
have aszuiln with whi l1 tomasunrafie the
dishcartenc l, and )‘01 have a frown with
whi hyou aublad iullhtiveqinl vou haven
voice with which you 11111 call siune' s hu 1 c
to 1111.1, "Oh.“ sms sumo one, “thaw
a Very sanctimuui 111s \‘l\‘\\‘ of life. My
lnruzhor, it i< not: it i< ltc only bright» view
of Ho. and it is tho only bright. view
of dvalh. I do nu: kumv how it man ran
twist. in :1 111111111111: like this »—11119 ycar gone,
the other come. amid all tho mlmnu S119;-
gcstinux‘ Hint cutnc to every thoughtful man
and wmnun—l do not know how 111113 11111
oxistwifhuut trying to ma. no sumo preparw
tion for the great future and trying, to
ntl’cr some rcpcutancu for the p:1<t.
Yvu roux: aretbe. death wcue of thnss who
limo 11102131111111 life by a worldlv stau‘nrd
and the death sveue of those who nave nuns-
ured lifo by a ('hristiau standard. Quinn.
the dying actor, said: “I h me this tragic
scene will soon cud. l bare to preserve my
dignity to the last.“ Malhcrbet cried out to
the confeswr: “Hold your toufirue,
your miserable stvle puts me out
of conceit. of heaven.“ lmrl Chos-
terficld, when he ought to have bean
praying for his soul, bothrrul himself about:
the propriet-ics of the sick room, saying:
“Give Dayrolcs a chair.” Ge \ffroy Kuclter
died while ma‘iug a diagram for his own
monument. Uh, compuro 511 h a silly and
bnrnb‘e gctiing out of life thb tho de rture
of Edward Puyson, who said: “The rooms
of heaven fan me. 1 float in a sea or
glory!“ Or, with Paul. 9.1 ha said: “l
and now ready to be offered and tbs time of
my departure is at hand.“ Ha was looking
up then thmngb tbu aperture of his 1111an
the e lmkiuxrdown iutha dungeon. and Paul
said, when they asked him: "Am you ready:
are u vastly m go out on the road to Outer:
and beheaded; are )‘Lu readv now!“ And
the old mirsinnarv, t‘ecrepir. with exposure
and hard work for God. looked 11“ 11nd said:
"I am no“- reutly: I am now ready to he
offered, and the time of my d-tparture is at:
hand; I lure fought the good fight. I have
finished my mum, I have kept the faith;
henceforth therels laid up tnr‘me a crown
of ricbmuum and not only for me, but
for all those that. love His appearing.“ Per-
haps just as grand a deathlxrd in your own
home. the measurement of this life
bv the worldly smudurd null the
measurement of this life by tho Christian
standard. It seems to me tor-day is the limo
for me to bewin to do hotter. Md it is jinn.
forvou, In: hmthor, my r, to ‘n to
~
do better. The twin y‘ars luvs m
mmywwmmvww m M1
aunt and torrwlnt nurpon cud
I luv. bean hunched
0‘ m
‘ Hf tllvni» uln‘ ?
You say vow
, .
3 your Gwd only knows. And I would
. lika to ask you in this crisis 11f time, what
. is vonrprcmiration for eternity. You are
‘ not surpri<ed at the man on the North llivcr
stcanlb 1.171. wli 1:. when a Christian man gavn
him a tract, was \‘vr‘1‘iudi2nant and tore it
2 up and thrrw it into the river; but 1.1113
ward of that Ira ~t fell upon his coat
; sleeve and he looked at; it after the real
; of Hi“ tra~t hal llmvu. mil it was that
one word. that broad war]. that high
, \vurd, that 11111-1» \vnrd, that. 1111]: word, “star,
3 nitvf“ "1‘allitlm~k"‘
. “call it bu 1kf“ “\th, ’ they said, “what do
‘ F1111 want. to 11mm back?“ “Uh.“shc mid.
"call it bavkvtina‘l time! call it bad-ii" “'11
; may lx-e our fortunes and may gain them
again “‘9 mav lose our health and
have if rc-tnred again. “'9 mar los:1
cur moi name and by a life of \‘irtup
sulht‘qllr‘llllfi' mav restore our 3111111 113121111;
1 but 1211181311113 is cane forever. Now. sonic
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to havhu-id and livcthcir life over again:
thcy would 1] 1 so much lrettor next timc.
’would not darc to gn back to bnvbw d as 1
am allail 1 would do “'OE‘M} than I have
11 u: 1. You, lll_\'lll‘11lll\\l‘. could not. 11 llurd in 32:0
back to bnyliuml: you might do worse than
V: 11 havu done. But wcrannoi golult‘ll. 'l‘hu
future i< bufuru us. rial I («uncrntulatu you.
0h.11co;dc of (ind. l congratulztto yuu that.
anathcr your has 1.: 1n». \Vbut. duo: it 411111111!
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the cuinruuiuz‘saiu of loved our; who han‘
1.3111111 .lwfurc. \th shnuld Full b_\ sa-l
alum (11:11: \l'hun I tell you that, your
{:1 1‘ ought in lw illuminod with -r\ grunt
‘iivv. \Yhy 11 111' 1115‘ it is, this fact that
v.1) 111111; on t» t' s \Vulll “nth 311 much avid<
i'v \vlwn [how i: a lllll-‘ll brigldrr \vnrld
nhcad, an l wv might in l») glad that we buvc
go! 111~:1ru~r it. \\'hv 11-1‘. go in tho cvntro!
\\‘i1_v \tuv -»lv ur nut burn on H11~ rim of the
ll!ll\t‘l'§1“ “'11:; 11-11 ulad “'1‘ mm guingm‘arur
to tho rcn‘n-r “'1‘ study Hod how 111‘.\‘
by a Illilu phat. 1;:l‘2l‘dl. But _\‘-»11 know that
in livu 111i11utvn‘uf inlrrView you go: Lotti-r
a ‘1 ‘tainrcd will a friend thnn you 1" uld by
,, littv v-urx‘ 11f lu-king nt 11 photograph; and
3 lb" little balm that dimlluxt nighl,~1x mouths
. ofd.thix11n\1m‘nt knows more of (Ind than
‘ all Axulovcr, all l‘riui‘ctju. all' liovluhtor,
1 all Middlvtuwu 21nd nil l-‘aliil 1urgh.
, nll tho tlx1~=lugi 11] institutions it!
. t‘tll‘lll. llut lwro we want ,to >3av 1111
the 1111t~i1l1~,11n the rim of this gn- : uni
\'1‘l\1‘, and when “1' gut a liltlv 511 l. w.‘ are
I:’l;lll1‘ui\-l. and “‘0 are alurma-d about this
. a 1 2121-111 and 7hat :ll‘mtl'HK. lcsl suddenly 1111
lw hmlcd :nzo l.;.:'nl and glurv 11111111-_11‘11l-lc.
and no 1,;11 arwund asking what is good 11-1
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‘ 1-1111;,l1,:1ul '1 in! F guixl for this and that.
and. are t in“ alarmed, an i \vhvn
\vu cut Wall in lll‘.‘ do ‘lur
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land “horn H21". tum urver Slk’li,l1illt ii We 11n<
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' 11:.111«§»n wifl inn-x1111: wilc upvu and no
‘ 11113 xtan l 111 th- glxvy Hm inliniic. Hun;-
1-31. t - 1‘11» vauncrisin 111‘ sin' uni
< 1r.1'.1-1fll1i\ “will and allald that < 11111!
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and lu‘auht’al l1~ nu wh'vll H111 nun-L 11?
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turu galli-r‘v 'l‘hv) ,. : “\Vu don‘t kin-w.
“lirtlwr “'1‘ ran ‘uct Ill “ You my: “TLu
- du ~r 1s oprn ” "ch," they say; “.2 is 1111-11.
but we [1:141 l-vuu staying burn a while and
“u l1.1\ u got 5 ~ attached tn these odd >10; 3
. “11 prupmu to stay born." \‘1 u su)‘.
, " You ought to 14111, it 1»; ~11 grand uud iv an—
I tnul iuxllu“ ’1 hey ~31 . "N0. “-1- know .‘llx!
_ how it ix out how. and w“ dun‘l know how
it 1“ in thvru “ That 1“ you nul that 1‘ 1119.
(1.1121111: Hn («1 U15 Mu a< though it were all:
furgvtfuiuf H1" fa ‘t that the great )1 ctm‘e
nv
in
in l 2hr Hisponplo. “‘onrn liken
1
igrdivrv. H111 great thrunc rwun, Hm
:rvat gumd nr and glnrv aro all aluad
j in Ho )‘cnr 1" L3. Hm French H1 zugllt in
: 1311111: they would lmvenmusicul doniunstra~
' taun such as tho world had never seen. and
it max. 111 1110 up of the chime of bells anddxs»
charge of caution.
nus success, nothing ever,
heard on earth.
that. has
perhaps, llkc it.
become A matter
balls or all the church‘s and all thorwwem
rang the effect 11 :u overwhvlmiug. But
grander will be than nauugsux leawut wt God‘s
ch ld-‘cn whcu tbs)" 5:11 ull! of this world at
the Mix! 1'»: the Judgment trumpet, and when
1 (91 d shall ca‘l tiwm hum-3 ll“! bells of the
‘ churcucs and a‘l the t. “vars an l ad the
light ll'lilsvi wl‘l chimp, and the sound will be
joined by H111 b mining of bursting liingazinc
j and fo1'tr1~.\\a11 taugzzu-ntcd by all the cathc~
; drnltuwcm 111' Hun cn. 'l‘h \hztrnmuiuinreim—
: tin! and the harm-minus turrcdial united in
: ouegn‘ 1! march lit to cub-bran; the asraut of
a soul to wlu-re it ahall sham as the slats for—
ever and forover. “'ith su h ninqdcrations
we war in uk back 111 0:1 the ilviug years with—
oul a singlo Ngml. and with c vultntmn for
“ard t 1 the limo whru tho archangel, wall:
on? foot on the sun and tli1- other 1m tha land.
shall “war by Him that livcth l‘urevor and
‘ ever that lime shall b1. no longer.
—~—~-——————~~———
\V Iliuisical Wills.
\Villiam J. llaskctt. :1 1111-1”, who
died in Ncw York, lcft u will containing
this vcry'curiunslv»w0rdad clauae:
cmnpmed of young men connectcd with
Hic public prcss, and, a~ in curly life ‘1
was (“illnm‘tcd with the papers. I have
a kccn'rccullcctioa of the tmh and trou~
him that b bbird then. and ever will
bubble, for the tuilcrs of the world 111
: illt‘ll‘ pottago caldmn, and, as I desire to
ll‘iv ken With :1 little savory hcrb the 1‘
thin broth in thc >hapc of 11 irgm‘)‘, I do
her» bran nth to the New ,lork tress
(lnb of the City of New \iorkygtlmuo,
payablc on the death of Mrs. llaskctt.“
.‘lOllSlt‘lU‘ l‘olumbies. a Parisian lllef~
chant. died lcm‘iug a bequrst of £1,201!
to a lady who twcnt’y yczirs be‘ore had
rrfn~cd to marry him, “through which,"
dupcndcntly and happily as a bachelor.“
'l‘lm fullmving,r vcr)‘ whimsical be nest
is iron 11 Scotch newspaper;
ycum 11:0 an EngliSh grutlrmin luu
quealhcd to his two daughtcs their
wright in 5] bank notvs. .~\ liner pair‘
brat-(l of, as the older duughtcr gut £11,.
21H! an l'thc younger £51,:1H.“ '
‘la a curious prolmlt‘ case, drcidcd in
1*» *. H111 ‘tcdntur left: £1" to the under-
tuker who buried his wife.“ .
.\ lady who died at .‘larscillcs desired
by her 11 ill that her hcart might. be placed
in the tomb of her second lnhbaud, but
brr body in her first husband‘s tomb in
America. '
llrief wills are rarc, and the two.
following are certainly not preoc.
dcnts~of which lawyers would approve:
“All I possess in the world I lcaveto my
wife." “Everything to my brother
Tom.“
Jay Gould Never llurrlod.
Jay 01de is never in a hurry. When.
. be is or: the witness stand ho is us my
§ as an old shoe, sinks into the chair vim
? a benevolent complacency, looks mildly
! around with an innocent air gnaw-lots
S the Opposition attorney try his hand on
f hnu all he wants. Nothing can surpass
the calm urbairty of Mr. Gould at such
a time, “-d nothing can sun-puss his skill
in auwcring flueslioua. He tells every-
‘thiug he knows; yet he tells nothing.
‘ )1 r. Gould moves around quietly and un‘
ostentatiously and no man knows where
he Will turn up next, whether in rt.
: ] ouis or in 11' pcw in Dnchton’a church.
i—Mu York Tribune. , ,
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Objected to the Word.
“If you continue this vugubond life,“
steruly remarked an old fur-mel- to a
trump, “you will find yourself in the
tails. ’
“Don‘t use that uwful word,” aid
their-amp, with (shudder of disgmt. , '
“Wing: wort“? -
"Tull
, and cover means tog
said a7 dviug \v.\1nau. Ԥ
11 was a grand cud glori— *
lt- was a trlumphal march .
history. '
\thn rlm cannon were fired and when the ‘
“l 11111 informed that H1 Tc is a society .
status the wt". “1 was enabled to live in- 3
“Some ;
rf paper weights has never yct becn‘
4. I can [mun tint ambit
11011.1 8 WORLD.
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; FEMININE READERS.
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The Big llar.
A pretty little bonnet
Is dcscrving of a sonnet,
light,
But a hat. of seven stori‘s, A
Th mgh lwdnckcd with floral glories
. And with 1' album and wit h ribbons, makcs
! a girl a perfect lright.
‘ , -—l.‘u.1!u11 Courier.
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The l‘rcsidcnt. Proud of "is “'il‘c,
Mrs.'(‘lcv1-land is a great favorite with
r‘nuunibcr of stun-smell and prumincnt
men who vi~it the White iiouae. The
Prrsidcnt always likes to hear her beauty
' spoken of and takes grcat duliglit in
commenting on it. A few days ago. bc~
fore the President was takcn ill, :1 promi-
‘ ncnt citiicnt of North 1 arolinia and one
‘ from Cong-la called to pay an evening
visit at 1111: White llousc. Shun after
they arrivcd the N1 rib (‘arnlinian rc-
markcd to Mrs. (‘11-vcland: “I Saw you
on the avenue to~d:1_v in the carriage
“Yrs," rcplicd Mrs. Cleveland, "I
Saw you. too, and I bowed to you.“ “So
did l,“ said the l resident, "but you did
not See me.“
”Were you in the carriage,
askcd H11: Nudhcrncr.
“Yes,“ replied-tho l‘rrsidcnt, “I was
too?"
sitting back, bull >aw that‘you only bad ,
an eye for pretty girls,“ and 1112 gave an ‘
ain’t ynuvsu cet look at his wiic, and all
thc party laughed.“ "Inkling on L-ttcr.
The 8.111nrc‘Slumlth-rctl \\' nman.
There i< some cxvusc fur the bustlv.
It is rational. Its ollicc is 11> asdst r1:1~
tnrc 1n prcwnting tlic fculalc ligurc with
nunt attractive outlcnc. limb the bustlc
and the corset have H11 irorigin in apprc
ciatiunnf the form divine and k11uwl~
edge of its prrll-ctiixns.’ \thn mod-
erate Hwy arc dcfcusiblc, alnmxt indis‘
pcnsublc. 'l'lu-y are in :1 (“claim scnsv
artistic, in that thcy fortify certain lincs
1 a
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
For a pretty face within it is a vision of do
long drives t .1 places of interest and beau-
ty in the neighborhood, and freoncntly
honoring.r some of the neighboring. gentry
withavisit. The Quccn aYso \isits a
great deal in the homes of the cotter-s, in
many of which there arctokeus in the
shape of photographs, picture<, books
and other valuable prc<ents of her
Majesty‘s alletrtion and regard for her
humble subjects and friends. It is most
touching to hcar them speak of the
Queen’s kindness, and thc intcrest they
take in all the members of the royal
mately personal in its character. She
ire ,uenlly shares in their domestic Joys
by attending in their humus he “kirsb
11in“ 1Christcning1 of a baby, 3.111 in
their sorrows by being prc'cnt at the
short religious service pcrformr-d by the
minister on the occasion of a funeral.
Proposing in "is Slccp.
Atlanta. Gunslitralion. Some years ago
Dr. Hardin rcmovcd from Savannah to
Amcricus Ga. lie was warmlv received
‘ .
circles. llis chm-st fl‘l'Tldb‘lll!) was
'foruu-d with a young lady, Mrs Julia
~-—, and lutcr on she and her mother
started out shipping for the bridal trous~
scan. Of the usual scum-1 the Carolina
{ion says:
Society had pretty well gursscd the
course of ulIaizs. Congratulations pourcd
in upon the young lady, all of which she
accepted with becoming modesty. The
groomcxpectant, however, acted mys-
teriously. He never mndc referencc to
the happy allair with which his name
was linkcd. \thn :1 friend congratu-
latcd him he lonkrd pllzflul. but 01L red
no invitation to procerd. 1,l‘hus werks
pas<cd until the date popularly suppmed
to have born set for Hu- nuplials had
gone by. The ductor mov'ud about the
city in his umal unconcern. The young
ludv held her grit-f and disappoiutnn-ul
were 1: 11nd ventured no word of censure
or complaint. In fart, the mystery bc-
cumc so great that thzr quéstiunai to
without which thc form i~ anvihing but '
‘ brazztiful. llut therc is no 1111 use for lhu
jackt“, now unfortun-atcly incoming:
fashionable, whi h rithcr s 1111111-
an inch or two high just at thc cxtrcnnt)‘
of cithcr 51111111110? blade. 'l‘ilcw jackets,
or whatcvur they may by, arc unnatmal,
ugly. Nulllln: can 111‘ said in their 1l1‘~
f1 nsv. 'l‘hcy dxd 1111'. haw Heir bcgixr
111111.: in a purpow to acid the dvvclup—
mrnt 11ftl1c lltlrs of thc form 1111 naturv‘s
mudcl. X1) \v111nau not a 1111111stro<it_v
; cvcr grow hummucks nu llL‘l‘ S :uuldcrs.
Thc squan- >l1uul1l1~11xl wnaan is 11:11 llxc
idcal of art. 'l’hink a chm, or a
.‘ludnziim, or :1 firm-k Slaw with s piarc
Ul
sllnllldcrs and :1 littlc ll’tlll~\‘t‘l‘>‘0 ridge or:
thick hiuh scam Eu~t ovur the basc of~ . . — -
. ‘ r ‘ ~ - r - - , 1 1r. 5‘ 110k him \‘l1l~
rquare sluiaidrrs a~c mascu‘ : 1111., 111111 b“ a“ Eh” dd' a
each arm!
linc, and a \1 111mm so
posx‘vxs mascuiinc shoul
pardvncd for indulgcnrc in 1lrcs< dcvic :
which wuildgivchcr at Evasl the 8 ~
11311111 e of pussc~si11g le gctitlc <l0prs
and curvcs with which natutc cnduwcd
' 1hr faircst 1-! all hrr 1~r1':1’\1rc<.
cell would b» forgivcn in appreciation of
art. But. what should be said 1,. the
unfurthnatr :1\‘ to
:IClll‘lll} po~scs<ing11n1n sloping, rounded
>l1~r~ «(Iilld 1-1:.
llcr dc~l
shoulders, who ignorant y square than:
oil as with a carpenter‘s tool, and nail :
stiff humps upon the cxtrrm1tics.-Li‘u’-
(‘dg‘fi [lard J.
Ornaments of Alm‘riau “’omcn.
Th6- drcss of the Algerian hangs very
loosely about the arms, which are always
bare. Sometimes a rod band, which
passes in a loop ovcr O'ltll shoulder and
crusscs at the luck, \vhcrc it is urna~
mentcd with red lasso“. kc -ps the drew
clus‘f‘r to the figure.
vols; d the In
the loops has much thv app prance of the
full slccvc of the-Italian peasant. rhoul-
dcr pins are \cry much worn and arc
made 1|f~ilvcr. often curiclu-d with coral
and cnamcls. resembling an Irish brooch.
1
Thcsc plus arc s mz-tunrs cnnn-wtcd With l all “In";
a chain, to the minor of which is $11»
\endcd :1 little inctal box cumin-led and '
)
containing; scrnt. 0n the brad is worn
. a littlc prakcd bonnet, like the l’rcuch
cap of liberty. It is Inadi- by doubling
. in half, lcnglhwisc, a broad silk band,
. and sewing 11p one sidc. ll is kept in
‘ its place by second kcrchicl, bound
.5 round and knotted behind. Many women
. nllow thrir hair to wave frcc, or coutinc
. it simply with a fillet. A frequent or~
uameut is a round silver brooch with an
. opening in the ccuicr crossed by a pin.
, Roses 01' Coral. as well as knobs of sil-
ver, which latter have a pearl—like ctl’ect.
. ure dotted about it. The: are effective
pieces of jewelry, and with the sun
shining on them glistru like muons,
; The: are not adopted till a woman lvc~
; comesa mother. 0n the birth of agirl
. the brooah is worn betwwn tbc breasts;
T on the birth 111’ a boy, it is raised. and
gleams above the forehead. thn a
wife is diwbmlicnt, and is beaten by her
5 husband. the brooch is often undone by
the woman and dashed to the ground at
his feet. There is another head urnzr
f mcut, handsomcr than this. It consists
of a central s lvcr trouch over tho forc‘
head, and side brooches above the tom-
1 plos,cnri1-hcd iu the same >tylc,aud with
. rows of gleaming silver semisplu-ies com-
4 pletcly encirclng the. bead, and forms a
g glittering tiara lit for 11 Princess. Neck
laces are um 11: of brads and coral and
also of cloves and aweebsmclliug paste.
-—-Br-)1bl‘i 3,111 Magazine.
Queen Victoria‘s Life at. Balmornl.
The Queen‘s life at llalniural is very
simple and met. llcr suite is not large.
- Ilcr Man-sly is always accompanied to
the Highlands by lier lioyul llighxlcss
the Princess Beatrice, whose devotion to
her mother is a splendid example to cv~
ery English, or, as the Queen Wullld her
self suv, every “Bi-dish“ daughter. Since
the Princess‘s marricgo she is, of coursé,
frequently accompanied by her husband
Prince Henry of Battenbcrg, whose
leassnt frankness of manuzr imd gcnu
mu kindness of nature have won him a
Ugh place in the regard of the High
lau lets. Occasionally other members of
the royal family visit the Queen. The
Prince and Princess of Wales often come
to Abergeldic, which is quite near Bub
moral; and this season the young
widowed 1 utcheos of Albany has been
staying at Birk llall. Frequently Her
Mammy invitrs some of her friends to re-
side at abergcldie Maine, and a visit. to
them then for an afternoon call or after-
noon tea makes a pleasant. drive. A
Indy in w itiug, two young ladies—maids
of honor—a L‘abiuet Minister, ane1ucr~
ry, one of the ,uecn‘s secretaries. and the
doctor may be said to make u the suite:
nud tlccAQueen’s able and in efatigable
commissioner, Lr. Profeit, is ulwnys at
land. Her Majesty here, as eve hero,
works very hard. and ives muc of her
time to the business 0 the nation, the
management of her own estate. Ind the
welfare of the people nmon'g’ whom she
lives. She ”leads us muchaspasslble of
her time in the Open air, reading and
writing outside when the weather per-
tain. cud cornering: Mfmting,ud
coking train, enact the magi-houses:
insulting ghoul the barmaid;
vnth‘ a single m
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; date :1 1 minted and usscd it over.
\\ hen Hu- arms are t l l 1
Ac drapcry hanging through ‘
‘thu happy pair wcrc made one.
badminton hills. ,
whether the couple. had ever bce11cu~
1.5121 11 or not liccaxuc one of violent local
agitation. Tlu- soldier friends of the
=yi»ung lifdy's brother. fcwling: that she
the ‘ was without mule protection, determined
shouldrh~ of thc wo-arcr or ifacc iridIrc’
. . .—
that she should no: he imposcd upon.
'l'hcv met, to the number of a duh-n.
latc'onc evening. and agreed to call on
the dortm‘ and get an cxplanatiun They
rrac‘nud hi< 11111111, and \vcrc told that he
had 1; 1111: out not live minutes brfun- for
a walk. and Would not be back until
. fterinidzzight. lti ordcr [-1 fill in the
t me 1111111 that hour, the party “-12:11 to
Miss .luIiaK huu~c to consult. her about
1111‘ lnaztcr. 'I‘iwy wcru surprxscl to
find the duct-1r there. While he 1r him sat
H113 )oung lady in tcars. One of the
turn, 11::1d1l1-ncd at the doctor‘s icy in~
dillcrrncarushrd ovcr to him, and grasp-
lcntly. The doctor yawn-‘11 d1 cpiy'. he
ill-'32: and rubbed hi< cycs. and. looking
around him in the utmost lwwildcrmcnt,
inked: “lluw came 1 here! This is so
very strange. I wrut to bcd in my
room at S» 11'clnck. and thought until
this nlunicnt that 1 Wu there.“ “1: was
a Sunniaumulst! in the talk which foi-
lowrd the whole matter was made plain.
_ , . g _ . . r ~ 11 ‘,~ .l1E'- wicc be
hundreds of Faun," wnmcn m \ 111021!“ E Ann-lining: “\“U‘ h s x 1.1 t ‘
began coming at 9 u‘clork, \\ hen be
was no! cxpcctcd. Ilis manner was
somewhat still and formal, but be
prcs~ed his suit with pcrsclcrance. He
would never in-tke the 1cmote~t refcrcnce
to any other subject. lie never thought
of leaving until a few minutes before ~ 1
o‘clock in the morning. llis late hour in
coming, his late hour in leaving always
scrmed strange, but, as his behavtor was
always most. circunhpecl, it was not
thought of after the first few nights.
Thus he proposed, was. accepted. bad the
n
his waking hours he had no recollection
whatrvcr 11f thcevcms of the night be.
furc. After the maltcr had thus been
made plain the doctor said: “ Now,
.“lss .lnliu, since all this transpired in my
. 'c1~p. I may as \\ cll tell you that your
lllmg.‘ his becu imprcs~cd on luv heart
\Vill you consent again tony
proposal.i “ It was. too plain that no 0p~
po>itiou existed time. Soon the license
was procured, the ministrr Cztllcd in and
But one
chapter more remains to be told. “'hcn
thc ycilmv l‘cvcr broke cut in Savannah
with virulence, about. ten years :20, hr.
Hardin was. one of the most zealous in
waiting upon the sick in that. city. He
never refused the ca l of duty. At last
hc. too, succumbed to the- dread de-
stroyer. and be now sleeps with the silent.
majority. '
Fashion Notes.
The belted round waist is seen on some
French 1~ostumes.
Figured and plain velvet are combined
in some dressy costumeé
Poplin is an old~fashioncd material of
which the use is predicted.
Fine qualities of cachcmire furnish a
favorite material for dressy toilets.
Cape coats of checked or plaitcd ml~
terial provide n populnr wear for misses.
t‘liugiug tea gowns of (‘bina crepe:
and lace net are the most stylish for this
season.
Sicilicnnc is the only silk material used
by Parisian dressmakers for children‘s
dresses.
New patsemcuteries and gimp! have
black ground<, covered with guld em-
broidery.
Tiger plush is an effective novelty,
showing tiger lines or stripes on a plain
plush ground.
T hrec yards and a half is a popular
length for the round boas of long, 11tu
fur now fashionable.
Watered and brocaded silks are now
seen in old~time‘st_vle, as elegant as those
'01‘ our grandmothers.
Yellow and white is one of this sea-
son‘s combinations which is much ad-
mirad, although it is not a new one.
Some New English shot: juckets are
covered all over with satin-stitch our
broidcry in quiet. unobtrusive patterns.
Dogs for little girls cm of white
crinkled mandnrin lamb, white fox and
chinchilla, and theyvluu'e tiny mulls to
mntcb.
'l‘h'o redingoto is in high favor. It con
easily be remodeled for street or house
dress, thereby proving n most economi~
ml gcrment.
Embroidered gauze is super-ceding
black lace for many uses. It: is Ibown in
all colors, in graduated designs for dif-
ferent parts of ”the dress. ,.
The revival of bosquos of velvet in a.
welcome one. They Ire not only hand-1’
some, but used to replace c_worn 1:01:ch
make many thalliwotn Butt a good .
new.
Velvet plaid: m 311ch of (4d, Mug
and n are shown. They no in-
tend: tube used in combination with
plain woolen an pcnels, trill-
ming‘n, etc.
The mode bow still takes ence
of tied strings for bouncts. a bow is
plight!) wider gndjluger than latch) on.
twomottnclv mm
Tind bonnet Its-3:5.“ mmw‘n
family is very great, and alums: inti‘,
A strange rumancc is recallcd by the
and became a favorite in the chI social ‘
of her line collie @531}? i;- takingr
A BIG’TELESACFOPE;
ma LARGEST is Tim wonnn
IS IN CALIFORNIA.
What the Colossal I list rument ofth.
Lick Observatory is Expected ,
K0 Itcvcal—Tbe Bioon
Si rt)‘ Miles Away.
The approaching completion of the
colos~al telescope of the, Lick Ubser:i~
tory, in ('alifurniu, lendsintercst to the
question: “ llmv powerful will this tel -
§coptc glam. he: " Tue Lick telescope
is ll) be 1);: far the largest rcfractor in the
wurl l. Those wlm have seen the huge
tclcsmipe of thv Xaval libservatory in
“‘ushingtun will bc inn-rested to know
that. the California giant will survey the
sky will: an eye 191: inches bruadcr than.
1 that of l (2 great star gazcr at the capi-
: tnl. The pupil of the human eye would
1 have tn be culargwl‘ to a diameter of three
1 feet in ordcr to collect. as much light us
1 will fall up 2n this wonderful obgcct glass
g of thc Lick tclcscopc. As the average
diameter ut‘ thc pupil of the eye is about
, our: lifth of an inch, it fulluws that a man
1 whose eye was large though to equal the‘
: great tclrsmp» in light grasping power
‘5 Would be abo it LN!“ feet tall. The
statue of Liberty would serve him for a
cigar lighter, if hung: up where he could
: Cunvcuicntiy reach it.
1 So much for the power of the Lick
; wonder to gather starlight. The magni-
fying powrr is another thing. though it
dcpcmls dirrcfly upon the amount of
light that the tclcsc-upe can grasp. An.
ordinary opera giass magnifies two and
a half or, at !lw most, three diameters.
Let any nnc recall how effective even so
low :1 n agnifyiug power as that is when
applied to pencils and objects upon a
distant stage, and die-.1 he “ml at once
perceive the significant 2 of the statement
that th- smallest axtronomit-al telescope
will limit a nuiguil'yinq power of two or
three hnndrcd diameters. The relation
between the magnifying power of an op«
.tiv'al inqminent. rcykuncd by diameters.
and the apparent d’idancc ol’ the object
looked at is very simple. If an opera
glass. magnifies thrcc diameters. it shows
ubivrts as 1h1~y would appear at only one-
llslrfl of their real. distance from the eye.
So :1 mice =pe triagnifying 2191! diameters
would show a man a mile away as if he
“'rl‘l: stan ling within about twcntyafx
feet of thc observcr. int 0an tel‘e copra
conqrucird for Stronomical purposes
will stand magu , mg putters like that.
and. 111.1:'1~.:v1'r. in mum-epicure of the
impu‘ it; and llll~len < of the air near
the nmh. and the 11 k 11' illumination of
tcrrcqrial o‘gutl. the incur» in such a.
casc would b - murc or less blurred and
indidinrt. Thc same power, ‘20:! disme-
tcrs, applicd to the moon lrinjs it with-
in an apparent di>1annc of abaut 1.200
tniie<, and shuns-1' y the citinct cra-
tcrs, empty sea 11. 4201115, and ragga!
mountain range; of our satclitx.
Now as to the ma:uiz‘ying power of
the Lick u-lcscope. It has b ca found
that when the must skiiful Opticians have
done their best in linking a telescopic
, object glass, it will brat, adcr favorable
(renditions. and fur ccnain purposes, n
magnifying: power 11f one hundred diam-
cters for each inch of its owl: diameter.
1 he object glrxs of thc Lick telescope is
thirty-Six inches amass; therefore it
' should be able to stand :1 power of 3,600
~ diameters. but only under the finest con~
‘ditions. Such a power applied to the
moon would bring it, when neural: to
the earth, within an apparent distance of
in little above Sixty miles. L‘nder tho
most favorable circumstances, an object
upon the moon as large as St. Patrick‘s.
Cathedral could probably be seen 1.1111
such a power as a white 5p ‘1 k. But. ov-
dinarily a power only one—lull or onc-
third as great a< that could beused with
indvantagc. So. as far as~1he ability of
f the great telescope to reveal them is con-
cerned, the moon might be swarming
, with inhabitants who would still remain
‘ out. of the reach of our eyes. But if
cities or other great artificial works ex-
i<t1~d there they Would doubtless be
I clcarly distinguishable, and should. in
E fact, longago have been perceived with
l telescopes much smaller than the (.‘0193-
$113 of Mount “mil! in. The new tele—
. scope can, then. only be expected to
add a little more evidt-ncc to the proof
Alia?) the moon is an extinct planet, 8
: world of desolation, where all the great
7 creative forces have ccasul to operate
‘uml nature seems to have reached the
I end of her tether.
But With the planets the case is differ-
ent. Recent observations have shown
the existence of enigmatical features on
Mars. upon which the Lick telacopo any
be able to throw much light Its great
size is not the only advantage it will
puss-ass. Being placed upon a mountain
top it will be above the denser and more
impure portion of the atmosphere. which.
is a source of perpetual and unconquer-
able difficulty to astronomers whose
telescopes are situated at lower levels.
Then the atmosphere 0" the Pacific coast
appears to be exceedingly clear Ind
steady. so 111 it an‘cuormous advantage
is gained in that rcspr'ct. Here in the
12.51;. and in lingl 1nd and moat mm 01
Europe, an |~tronomrr is lucky I he finds
, A darn or even half a do en nights in t
year when the atmospheric conditions
, are good enough to permit the u-e of the
highest powers of-bistelca'one. 0b“ erra-
r tious taken on Mount llami ton. the site
7 of the Lick telescope, Show that. as many
3 as two hundred and fifty nights in a year
i may be expecti-d to furnish such opporo
tuuitics for firstclass work. With such
3 advantages the grcat telescope should
largely increase our knowledg- of tho
huge planet. Jupiter. and of the change-
ing on there which clearly indicate
it at. it is an orb that is now in the act 1
of transformation {rum 3 sun into a_
3 world.
\l’ith respect to the fixed stars, or
' other suns than ours, the Lick glass will
‘prove its superiority on coconut 0! it!
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enormous ligbbgrasping, or, as it .
called, mace-penetrating power. Th1:
lame ropcrty. together with the encep-
tional 1v excellent atmospheric conduit)“
amid lunch 11 is situated, will cubic lg
to reveal new wonders a mug tho
nebular, those storehouses of the raw mn-
terid of the universe whose known num-
ber is constantly being increased by
modern observera— Nap Yuri 51m.
A Queer Superstition.
Perhaps the strangest. fad that any
has in this town, Buys “ Holston “.in .thc
Row York Timer, is that of I. cubic-rm I
down town bank, who every night a 10
o‘clock: walks up Fifth avenue u: j.
third street. for the _ yl' A
whether or not 1 ecrtain millions“?!
front door has craps tigd on It. _Fu
{our years he has made tllll mgb'ly nur-
ney. He doesn‘t know the mum-aura.
He doesn‘t know any reason why
millionaire‘a den]: should. be irmn neat,
Yet he in: a superstition that. the. in
discovers the crap he look: for. on that ,
unto night some great. good forum? I! to
full to his on lot llc-hm tn}! in
than oi tho fooling first and: in. on
thin 11531151 gutting w. .1: .rnl‘k
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