, 1870-05-08
FAMclEs AND FASHIONS,
0rieinal Depravity.
Tie Sweet and the Bitter I'm Human
Nature.
Doves and Kites.

Doves and Kites.
Ha*s-Bonnets-S -~-
Mantles-Long Dresses.
Friten for TIE Chicago Tribune.
What a blessed thing it is that the majority
of people in this world arc compelled to be-
have themselves, and arc educated b5 the
1orce Of example, and the fear OF society, into
Christianity Of good breeding, if not OF
principle! A company voice is quite aa necea-
sary as company drcss, and. however much
it msy he acting part TO be gentle and re-
fined, because some one is looking at US, it
becomes cardinal virtue By the effect it has
On those around us, tor We arc inclined to be
only educated animals after nll. It is . singu-
lar fact that We never need to be taught any
fling wicked. Lying and stealing come to US
as naturally as cutting teeth, and great deal
easier, until We are shaned out OF them; but
we never get quite over the desire, however
well We rnaE suppress il. And who of us has
not felt at some time to look Ike dog, or
growl Ike bear7 What woman has not pal
1'itated with 3 cat-Ike propensity to scratch
1er Hral7 Would We not often Ike to throw
away our knires and forks and eat with our
fingers? to run on all fours Like uule7 OF
climb trees Ike q monkey7 Whence comes
That irresistible desire to eat each other up?
Take for Instance the case OF the man who
told his wife that in the days OF their honey
moon he 1ored her SO well he could have eaten
Fer, and he had been sorry ever Eince he had
not done go Was not that touch OF the can
mba1ism that runs in the human races 4 whole
lifetime o. rep1essed lonsinr7 Do ve not
A1s rAoat- rrfo
tcmnta5 ~ h;ts - TSa 80. tt;"e "e ~ oo-s.
1s4IN pseo " u'le IL. Lug 41ss .n'ns young
enough to eat" When pinch the tempting
cheek Of q youue lady friend. and tell her ahe
looks "cood enough to ant !" sba iitt1a dra,ns
of the te,nntation fh.t ts1nn.s w ,no ~ to 1nnrh ~
-. 80 It".lou IH tLAl '!nPhs me 70 11ucn On
tI.;n. "a. ,,1a an h inlty asale Whst dreadful
3 3tne y Ho4la be, ano RESTRAIN tho propensity
nave mvaeriausiv | % q a;s.no.sp,r . pla%R People wh9
That soebody h:s burst the b6nds Of evies
1 - 3 ~ u nispe 9 meAi o. mem
Sn ~ @ Is VIM our mental qualified I am
1IltS r. eaie ls, ZONES detesss me, when hear
sha G tslas h.n5ss she has sa,d but when
80 Snu .a,m n loving Pe5ahage says fon
- GnH:a1s AN compulsory o'saf1neo- All
AZ ~ ast tua 70 - LII s,,,,,, t,,,,,
t1rnnch NV nm a. f,n1tw .4G nner9"t ,rsof saI
49, .honld H., .Ir..s+ u ,.r1 80 ~ w. W.
49,, .isas Ln.,sa ~ ELL G.oe' eu ~ snal.et
~ ths ha,- -a1n ~ ~ -, nu, a. 1et HanaoHs
fse snme 1n,nose that othe9 E;n,ous a 1uS sTs At t
Aot T5a-a us so,slane ora ao',a ~, ,,,,o s.:
49, e+,ia so.s tsot!I ~ uae "ollu, Why
e. |ass 1aS sIoks 500 your l1f me wrong way. 1t
-o1, ~ 5n.t, s! Is! Mi.N Ms..es aan- insF H1en1en
yotar " ussu iIe ~ -sAMe tou Nna1 MAKES You 80
ana sra dassnr, tnsaSaGs saggess t4at snoaen
.a- - 1ney Knock
~ d;sc5d ~ aancaes WIZ t etooTa
Of sour natare TUNED S outWs1: @ s Ind % 4eu nd 1nd
ammediately that you hara borrowed their |
smoked Glass to look at your own sun with /
and there are other people who flash into |
shine. You cannot catch them Or keep tLen,
hot you are brighter and better for secing |
them. They are breezy and invigorating, and !
3he{ electn1y your moral system with their
maze you 1eel contented with yourself il some
vague pleasant way. One t.nnks de2i more
ol humanity IN general 1or the sake OF these
a patneo.ar specimens who, OF themselves,
are lots OF people who are always down at
7he heel In every thing they. under
take They are forever breaking out
somewhere, and having their work to do overi
3as 3aes can , never g. anywhere, or do anythtns
Souegous says. tnat when a man beeg!ns to 60
Gown hill Al creation seems creased for tho
occasion nut II happens very often that he
coming do"n- There are lots OF people who
Esatl I our win me oche1 that lste 10 against
them, and 50 render useless their best efforts
a a neanlnni sentiment n IL that or the anc'ents-
never meet friend"
Last evening Went TO eco young conple
vino had Just dared nntnmonE together. They
were | ve5s - iona ana 9 loohsh, s as sosh s people
wisdom, smiled upon them as very green
pair OF Young ducklinGs- and then I sighed
1o think n hoM m1c5 ~ f,s delac39us trust and
out. WV shgnd 4 aao Rae,nsn 1ne mosa monla s1oT
|
ssTEaruara .-e;.a ps' g ~ mahe HaIasea tFrannr
All sya-rt6;nn, sv eacn otheL lettefs and
Of love I3.t;anae - nsen o1u aa Saor Sda oe moae5
wien tI,er baS ins4 a1, ;,1;e5.G. Az Iuen!5. ana
sincia tho,,LI. IA o. Two souls with bnt
md +her ,~4.,i5 - - I1 Go1ie 1eactlon,
cral tLinr theTa 1 ~ =. a,,ou9 ~ eInk, a9 gan
put into 'ths ~ - erousn res lofe aol Menme
dtr,,s-,t'n~e .w s n uet year q marriage The
c;,. .t,5 . so e1ltty that 1t IL oppres-
1.r;da .,,d ..ran. ie!tesnos- lou can tell
Ynn csn ~ i. Soom. osss9s9 theS elt face to face
back to back. And iha reas1n VIZ therss as S.s
fSex h;caraa mafea people Is because
~ ti,s;S ue .oo Meu acquainted the first yesls
JerabIc hores tn ase ssE " .s anes get to be insult
vie WHO was he NEE meek o'pe pe;csass neye6 sa 81 saT -
ts1n tba "ny doo-e @onia na nos slap the children
,axa, n ne es,- Ioo1s, and snub the servants
1re,,95 saw .oe husband OF such woman who :.
e ssnsbe sa nndss ae1
ing, different halves who it toretber the Eest | r.
without any sawdust Of sentiment to clue a.
1Aem- +
have been delnEed to death Iatelv with | y
white silks and satins for bIidea and vhite y
IuuIls and farlatara ~ 6-;Jsse,.:J. - .;tI, | +
many +a7fa ~ 9aAa:~ Mt4ee.A10 "4n' 1
:, r,nt1., NooAS tA!'et atm o1aAoS v
tinga. and plRin wedding ones, q
and bridal trains three yards long; with pray e
ers consisting Of joined white lids and cor y
in corner lots, to Say nothing of ~ ~
tour to Europe, when the dreamy s;ghs Of love fe
must give place to possible sea sickness. Just Sc
eaIeast 1eTe 4ope @ 7sall Be- pardoned for making
suGFesuon- lhere IS surely enough fuss and III
Nooing about wedding 1t 8 IN tho evening, r
followed " reception and supper, without - -
7eople being compe11ad tn flrau ahont hr ~ | H
,yn-{ida in nrdor II, uaa +Ia ;-tfss:- = = Ao &c
ielart Y the murly midnight By the a. M nj
TAN, II there ever was heathenish prac- in
ice this ls one Tired to death with the mo- cr'
ess and glory Of the occasion, custom and r.
!elcacy demand yet more concessions from !It ue
lie wfetched pair They must cet m | "a. 70
he cars The ldes OF retiring to spend the Ma
neht IN comfortable sleep, under the home Nc
s'o', Houio be highly lndecoroue. To lie in the Gle
1of1anE, as other people do. and partake Of q ~
oEpataoie breakfast viii. the family would be al
unhearu OF innovation. No; they must tzs ~
ut on me saedhcaal robes of travel, hustle | Na
ato \ cart1aee, Iush rnadly TO the depot, with
: - lanx ~ people as a!e 1nsane enough to see
hem on, and 80 Whir1inC ayay
tAsnl5whste ts1l anE*here. n