Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-05-13

charming morning, for just one dress.
when you have more now than you l.!
ever wear out. Come with me and
waken up the roses in your cheeks,
then you'll be AN unadcrned beauty,
and can afford to dress in Calico
Whew T. she continued, throwing back
her shoulders and initiating her heal
thy lungs to their full capacity, "what
comparison is there between a merry
walk of to-day, and being screwed up
between whalebone and silk next
Sunday, afraid to draw a full breath
for fear you'll strain the seams, and
too sleepy to hear the sermon, for
want of exercise to keep your blood IN
circulation
Nov, Han, don't urge me, for !
cannot be tempted, said Kate; spend
the morning with me | have a host
of things to talk about. There,
handing her a roll Of tissue paper pat
terms "have YOU seen Butterick $
latest STYLE of sleeve? 1t is the bell
shape; ! always had passion for
those Oriental flows. They are so
loose and graceful. Don't you like
Them
(Which Just reminds me Of a new
poem bv AIdrich, am reading; Love
among the Orientals.' 1t is dalntlly
conceived, | assure YOU. You can have
it next week if YOU want to read 1t:
I'll hurry myself through it, said
Hannah.
"Don't, darling; I would love to
read it, for | dote upon Aldrich, but
really haven't time. Why, | have not
read a newspaper for three weeks
You know how | admire Sumner ever
since | saw him in Washington, and
how crazy brother John is over hls
San Domingo speech? Wclfl Would
You believe it, the newspaper contain
ing it has been in my machine drawer
three weeks, and can find II spare
minute to see what he sald about 1t.
| am embroidcring the front breadth
Of cambria petticoat for my blue
wrapper; the leaves are 1N"9'!f'r%"|'
but so tedious, | can on Y complete
two q day. Did You see the -No1|r"-
,roW for April? | find that short
panniers are going ont. so there WILL
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are good limitations Of tArom~-. ttslds
being ones own work, You know
Remember, he opens next Monday.
"No." said Kate, II have been Sc.
riou~lv thinking about it. buF liz
afraid Ihor,at time: and a. she cs-
corted her friend down the hail, he,
last six words went booming through
my mind, awakening thousand
echoes thought, dear Girls land dc
YOU not agree with mol, DOW Kate
was but the sample OF hundreds, tc
whom when the Master rerkons with
them for the talents committed tc
their keeping, WEN trelnbilngly point
to the earth-stninet, buried Napkin
with its hidden treasure unused and
j dehled. ! know many lovely croa-
lures ldon't vou?) just standing on the
threshold Of wolnanhood, with the
shadows Of womans lot and response
bllities falling around them; learning
wisdom, health, beauty and moral
power are all LAYING their rich proterS
Of aid in glorifving that future at their
dainty feet; yet the gifts too often
are recklcssly spurned because they
cannot fnd time for aught but he cul
tivation Of a few lceting vanitics.
These GIRLS will he wives some Jav
That is a wonan's jna]jenable RIGHT
Whether honpv or otherwise depeuJ.
largely on themselves: but that morn
inc thought of some already married
who KNOWING we'll that tha IiscorJant
notes in their domestic harmony