, 1870-07-17
FAAclEs AND FASHIONS.
The Young Man Of the Period,
The Influences that Educate Him.
How to Dress Him.

get = complete suit OF broadcloth msde by
fashionable tailor; the SECOND Ii to have agold
watch with heAyy chain; Il to these he can
sdd diamond ring and 4 moustache, his 1nis-
sion Is complete sna he may possibly tu1n bid
kttsutiou to the cultivation Of mannats and
naorsh, but Is more likely to become In adept
IN Bourbon vhistey and ftss cent ciBzss. With
the eoncouitants Of late suppe1s, fast living,
ETC., which are supposed to be necessary to
make gentleman Of him. 30 that II twenty
fve hs has the blase nH, the bard lines io his
face-the usnal contempt for marriage and
home, AID ths dubious knowledge Of LIE and
the world which, culminats in sarcastic reasou~
ing and inadrl belief Men who have outliged
such folliee shake their heads and say he il
s4.owing his Wild oats" Woman smile sp<
proyinely, and call kun little Wild" Hsv~
Ing burned the c.1ale at both ends, he
becomes eou-, nisautluopic, aod doubtful Of
everybody, until, as he grows cider and the
best OF his life ia gune, he joins some
church, m1ttles some WOMAN, and settles
down into re.t1ees, raorbid discomfort,
which lie yislts OF everybody around him
Aud yet this man has sr1eudid bnsiueas
talents, il ehrewd ans: foresighted, and takes
his stand high on the platform of financial duc-
essx but his finer and noble1 nature, the gen
erous qualities Of heart aad mind, hare usveT
bean deve1oped. The beauty OF tho soul lies
ignobly hidden teneath tho rank weels OF sic,-
i great nature dwarfed IS impulse. What
manner OF man he might hATs beaIa- to Whist
ec:.atic depths he might bAve scared, We
eau never know ; he can only guees, since no
one ever attained diyine height bv es1nbius
the sleeps of sin
10 YOU Know thxt moral toung u1en.8xe verv
apt to bs auubbed by the good people who
would not for tho world be stumbling blocI1 in
any ones WAY. but who do delight in breads
sustclAl from the burning, instead Of the M
tried Christians who have never tecn- eingc37
\ young man Who IS living conscieEtiously aal
doing bis "hota duty is thorn in their Hest.
They hare no need OF praying with him, or
giving him tracts. They wonder II ht7en't de-
reitfal. They hope ha IS not mistaken. in h,A
''tvidsnces." - Young l.dies arg afraid Of sals
goodness, and they coax h,m to tho tteatre,
the ball room. a4d into tile world, Until be
haraens into either saint or = sinner, NEST
likely the latter.
And get. With all The losss to destruction
that are held open 10 them By fair Or aillag
trying to live honest, sincere lives; working
all dAy am nB stt angeKs; crowded up ID
gT6 edy boareing bouess, Wit. no happy mr.
1iuEn between billiard saloon and = r: yer
NEE ting 1t night keennF pure somehow, and
laying up iappy: future in this world, when
the pitfalls Of youth arc safely passed. ALI
honor to those brave boys, who fight 10. .
fsom without and within.
Do yos know that ag. cat rnsny people ARC
ksrs out Of the Kingdom Of Hesven by the
in the churches and hold III the books, and
look 1t tc!g on in . nnancial wav: Why
should John William, who, il on1r clerk. be
inyi ed to his employers house aa q Welcome
guest? I the young man should be rick, the
Ind ee II tho family would sana him pot Of
tall ta$f hnt ~ . 3,a@&u ~ +
Ing him their aseocitte-net To be thought Of.
Nhy, j. would recall tho old darE when la VILE
only clerk That yoang man neefs female
society, and he will have it. II 1i.tuous
women will not adm4t him to their company,
bee Auss he Is cl X, then VICIOUS ones will,
sA3 they can le gentla and -onanay, too, uu-
til lie is in the tolls. Then Got1 help him, for
ycu. mr dear Christian feien :. hare elut your
door IN bur face. not bccauee he' ha4l-nA,
1o--hut because h was poor and obscure.
great many fine chufehea $40 baitt by us,
with rouncins galleries and pewa.fnr the deaf
u, And tlcre arc young nlsn who attend
such chu1chfs, from week to week, and arc
| never spoken TO hy the deaf and tlnnah C!a,is-
| tians who practice the1e. Whys Because
lhaJ e.nn9t give enough; 70 elevate them to
from tho pulpit. It wouldn't stimulate some
etlng brother to double his gifs.
Sid young man ia one Of our .argest dry
goods establishments, ;. am stranger here,
and ,hsvc been to several Churches bat l h,ye
never heard Christ preached. They allrda To
all the evils nf tie day, explain tho pasaales,
labor 70 prove doctrines right-tEd tell wkAt
fAtu think, but they don't preach Chrias and
His *orl aud Il > minister isu good-iooki,g
! hear him" Rather funny theological de-
ductton, but believe true ono.
/ Better than preaching Christ ia churches il
Practising. Him in ous lives. Particularly dcss
! 1T rest WITH Woman to make fair future for
Young man who s1c essily susceptible in their
early manhood to such Influence for gcvd-
They look to the wives and dAugbtc14 Of their
friends for protection against thousand, tor
! turing doubts. II they are stlunch and trac.
| noble no1els Of Christian womnnhoua- their
example xill be Of ten-fold strength z9cinst
I the paWea Of evil Young gisls who E1l not
I extend tha band Of friendship tc man they
kHew to be AberiineA; who 1euouuce niu 81
t,p, and not as folly. who by nocarelcsB srcrcI,
! OF lock hing discredit upon their sex, Lave Il,
| much to do with tic salvation OF Young .nau =e
| the YtaYe5 meeting and labie .iass. Ii il such
Nu1neA who ketT men pure.
| Liberty aud legislation ha-E left to man the
privilege t. dress pretty N, ca as he rloatas.
aud the ualural stability of character ~u,cls is
eupp1Eed to exist in tho scx protects that DR. cA4
fun the Gequen. inroatls of fashion. SO that
1t i. really sste to predict Il u cantu1r hence
| man viii ~ear tho conventional coat aad t-oM
ses.s. With merely the v-;lanons OF IN ipch
naoss or lcss. in the cut. and th,t tie eaml
eie7e-Lipe hat Will warra d. chaubcrr, 9
II they aan part their hair to suit themselves
aal get theis neckties 10 ipst aucb how. the,
ara not particular whether tho rest OF thci
wardrobe il on right ride out, or not At ~
young man ijolizes his hair; be buys. pou1ad4
hT tEa pound, and il ha can coax = STICKING
ss;tl trto tue centre OF his forehead. he i
h.rpy; hs psastets il over each car in VIA
lie suprcses to lie natazat wave, s.d hsrilI
reduced il TO stata of wated-u.BGeslue11
,.us s.-te1 himself to ha sa Alouis. lhu geu
orally dEd such hea'.t wearing PAPER cotl1
| 1t its laee-a paper collar that III enni1ner
| al~.se melting and tr*hkang itseE to its natu
j rni pulry aud in pin.k laws the oars with ic
| .9v window for II. breath Of .ir ana OH
dinghnS to the sh,t.st, xhera It had bee
tArohu by some skyward lolgsr. II 90 I
| church lit behind oue. that te@ss little =
etch PRAYER. II! Halk by the lake. / find on
1 ii nv feet with suicidal od:.na1y rccorde
| thereon. Ther are such pali'aUle stams
! wonder ausbod7. could ever vear eng. TO 10
! nothing OF the para'yzed nc2ls tha: resu
! from the pteparntinns iu shela.
To begin with tho fashions 'or gentlemen: !:
14STAL0oH DnAwsEs
arc some mysterious combination of taun
aud linen. wGich everybody ssems- to thluk
Necessity IT .he season, he:ug rarf.cs f
and made to. adapt themselves to the for
: | with an eas ! and elegance 'sAich render the
: cool and luxurious. 1he7. arc % perfect
made tEat :ue Eousextfe.y needle md tai
need not - brought into Tequisi.ion at all
6;niAh or 7aGulate, tho imFalnous CIT Of wi
. | put stitch Lere" being rendered unnece
, sa1r.
suIRrs.
Thoso, touching articles OF sar1so',e hA'
. certainly reached perfection, s1nce they fastt
behind aud arc burtouless. Tho old, old :
f1sin os q Wife. wisa here's button OF
! / IL discontinued since .aa auanA spiral stud
used Tor the bosom. su1 tho t1tge gold butte
sitts OF one bosom pla.t Of bun OF bror
: linen, with collar md / pair of wristbanI
: | TITS CAL be attach,l to sny shirt, which
|" changes Immediately into fresh new or
and fednces the ssze Of cne's wardrobe to t
!. GNies ef pocket Sone gent!enaen veg .
;. buttons or studs. autl fastened in the e-e
- Fhe effect il coal and elegant A broVr ehi
= trimmed with blue q neat aud useful I
'e The seaslde OF country. Embroidery is r
. WON st Ill BY :4ehionable men. or chose
l. good taste. Country hridegroo.ns Usually"
= esfa1J As r7a11iaCe Ecensa, and sporting NJ
g and other eyHalls ve1r puned an1. embrntl
: cd tosoms. hut tlae TINS et!le is Z plain VII
.e plat and SHOW a. much Of it - possible
sEsPESpEEs.
= The RC,1aiAu brace hss had prolonged III
and has 1eFer failed TO give satisfactiau-
English hsacs with sulcanKed leather,
n, sha~5 Gad sesTiceabic brAco. White silk 81
penders a5e worn for weddings and 1hlte t.
L. ets. India rubber trtces ere very rnhealk
" producing spasms, thirst and paina in
a | skorlderE
:" pAxTAIooys.
H Dress trousers have rot undergone snv
Ut ] pe1taas alteration in sttle- They aro not vi
q. - eloae to the leg Is formerly. They raj
N hpose 1t tbc ankle, and lie over the foot II
in | sre made rather Bncg to the body and with
o. Vssstbands. They have tho PICKET opeuir
~ ae!aus, md are made with fy FROM
= side seams are phln OF trimmed With . sisrE
he 1eu denned stsape, or oiAek sdk braid.
l. bottoms have = stout eanvas facing, They