Evening star., 1868-09-29
EVENING STAR.
NO BEArx ANYWHERE

No heauN, ABSOLUTELY no besuvt Wei
y0ang You lsalsss stop and Sons.Ie., ~ NilrF hil'
OF hanishment
ave We banish tneni Good grscicus' I
~ no' Tor ,hern We hav- devised all .his elah-
otauon Oi adornmeut We, indeed Wee
We not Tor weeks. before w. csne O. Ga 80 a.
GUS mountains, where ma NJ A. scar. =,
FRENCH nsir dr-sser, clos-t-d vita our dress-
mastrs ana militou-rs 20 produ,P these b.
Nitching .suiis, long and short Tor mornIag
anu ueNenlnf, outdoor q 1or NrAr' HaNe
W. We nc, cool dresses and warm dresses, dress.
Tor rain, drrsses for suusaine. dr.xses Tor u.a-
trsl weather, win ribbons gloves. sash-s
rarSsols. hats and IanS 20 s,na, Gu - M rat
nntest shsoe For whom should we take al
thst trouble hut tor TIE o.sux AID hoS ar~
we responsible tor t6t-ir disgusting ahsenr,...
Lister, nv dear, for IN thst uai,h a you b,,a
Just ssid hr, your offence. CzU dsmseis tau,
arrayeo wslk m the woods, chTub the rnouo-
tSins except an pDe'rvls Gaa th,v take aYr,
sn ordinary. mid Nslk, Sf-h Nut nno-tal t.rr,-
OF peIiliug their millinery Must they no.
therefore. s.rlce, morning, Al coa andeN "a
ing, evsrwhesp, 20 the dei'ca,icn ofth- stable
keepers. snu sue oo''srgdrni p-cuaiary dep.r-
uou GO tne sh-suN ~ fhrrr hrauN. Who
father may ~. IA b but who s1'fs hENr Ne'
% NJ thei- irdi viinai Golfer those nasflN vua
hsv- iusi 80 much 20 rNV-rc wh-g ne z,
AvSy Ior a summer hoil1ay, an1 Nho ao "a ..
drsife 20 pour n all into tn 4 rck srs % "a.
stable ksep,r, hese h. inN, wno csn Get Wy
more iun out Ot their purs-s. aud naN' tI..a
las longer, with pss.r - "-he tfiioN -..
y ~ reason tha', win rarr eNcepr n grn
o. yoUT own srN, When Noa piHy croaurt lr
man"
NY DEAR, NJ went come. lie srows To-
much. lie has seen his >gslrr's millin.r aai
r'artua- maker hills, snt h~ari IN. family 4. -
cusSion thereon; and though n ackuoyvledk,~
your fasciuatIOns even through AL tha abs a
toggery you are doomed M fashions slAy ~ 20
have and 70 wear, he mas Vet 70 make "a. f,r-
tune 10 enAble him 10 foot hIs anc-i's bids. y.
he runs away from You, discreetly: runs on
h.
wiser than you, comes home brown. hale sud
hesrty tor the winter months, instead OF per-
spring AZ your side IN tight boots and yellow
kids.
DO you begin 10 understand' Now, my dear,
II you have been ushered into the world an
coach and six, till your feet and hands have
become paraly ned iOT want of use. thar Is your
misfortune, and your fault. Because that
uecessitstes a rich husbAnd. And as there are
very few rlch young husbands, you viii have
20 bid goodbye 10 your girllsh idstL aud
marry the bsld-headed, gouty Mr.. Smith, whD
Was borne al the same time as your own father.
This, my dears, you will have TO do, or face
your nightmare, single blessedness.
have looked At your playing croquet, with
oHt coat tail among you; Il have seen YOU
driving yourselves out in your pretty little
phaetons; al d though you pat brave face on
n, i know very well what Is going on under
that gay little sash Of your; and think IL H. A
pity that you should have been brought up 20
many artificial wants, that your heart must go
hungry in lifes spring time because OF them.
My desrs, never lacked beauN at your ags.
But a walk in the woods, or in the clty either.
involved no expense 10 my beau. 4 could
climb fence, where there was no gate: or
where there Was either; 4 was not AFRAID OF
dew or rain, because my dress was simple.
Ny CUTS we're not diamonds, but rowers, or
books. MY mother would not have allowed
me TO ride with gentlemen, bad they asked
When they came 10 spend the evening. our
tray OF refreshments did not involve -trenCh
coos.'
So you see, my dear, though ! mad no SILK
dresses. had plenty OF besux, and gay heart
and en- nloyed a sail with an old sun-bonnet
over my curls, or a moonlight ramble with a
merry party ,mu ch better than yOu do ssthe Ger-
man. and half an hour was snffcient warning
Tor me 10 sdress" for any kind of party-in-
doors or out-becauSe. unlike you. 4 was not
bothered TO choose from twenty dresses which
to wear; and will give you leave 20 ask any
OF my beauN, who are now grandfathers, AZ 4
was not able al that time 10 sette their accounts!
And IL Is because had such a good time that
feel veNed that your youth and prettiness
should so often 60 beggIng-through no fault
OF yours; and you may show this 20 your
msthers, and tell them i say So"