The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-09-18

We can gaze ol the sky, AID the earth, and the
While the sunshine can waken burst Of delight,
And the stars are JOY ard glory at night;
While each harmony running through nature can raise
In spirits the impulse Of gladness and praise!
Obi let us no longer then vsiny lament
Over which have faded and days that spent
Bat by faith ulforsaken, unawed by mischance,
On hopes waving banner still fixed be our glance
And should fortune prove cruel and false TO the last
Let US look to the future and not to the Dash
Evon Hill, September i. Isel..
WOMAN AND DREss-Alphouse Earr writes Of the
ladies less POLITICALLY than Mcheetboth to un-
derstand the pretty well but their experience may
have been different Karr says: In a womans ite
every thing leads to new dress; every circumstance
ismarked by new dress and the dress is the most inn
portant point gill is going to be marrieda dress.
For moment her heart is filled with love- and thoughts
Of an entirely new existence and of long separation
from her parents. Every thing disappears before the
all-absorbing question Of the wedding. dress. rela
ton dies The grief Of the ladies violent; but it is
soon checked, for mourning has to be thought Of
What are people wearing? What is the most fashion
able mode OF ttstfFihg ones sorrow IS necessary
70 the linen drapers to the dress makers the
nilliners and n little while they are 50 thoroughly
occupied that there IS quite end TO lamentations
unless however, the dress do not happen Cd fit or the
bonnet be too much Or 100 little off the head. But
if the dress is made of material if the bon
net is becoming then they experience an involuntary
glow; they are triumphant; they very happy.
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