, 1874-06-28
it, md looking mp into his face, IS sbs b,s
gi1ls do before now. - '''o oao asss

SHla do before now. HAo ssso
HoRhIBLy IMPROPER
ana she soon brought Mr.. jones to his
ciasp1nK her hands, with their BLACK ,a,s 'e' :!
mits, together, and extending bar aih 4ss ha!t.
looked a5hast moment: but rnennor~ ~. da
early habit asserted itso1f, and be 1ocs. d
arm into hers, and showed her along in trs - ny
ca go style. ~ Sa9 cai-
They went to concert, and, listan;n,
OF Chlcagos amateur clubs, be felt tbaft ~ ~ as
no need 20 be- ashamed Of the musical tst:s - ead
culture shown 10 his town. Unrortnn,t.@as.e $50 I'd
muslc-hall was near that loyeIy straay. ta.ey. ths
the craft OF Chicago seem continualiv ~ saess
less state-neVer lying Ut anchor. b1t .aas tes:'
plying to and fro. under tho escort Of tns. astJ
have al many notes to their wh,sttes "a ss M
octave parlo.-grand. ~ Se'ear
The glee-club are doing their best r,o
thrills the u dence. Each heart t'rns, p1 mug !
PRIDE, especially that OF the traveller; Eben WI
"TooT, 1oor Toor" "eo
goes tug half-note higher than n. II.
pitched. The singers keep time aod eo ra Sles
up goes each voice to the steau-tue'. no.a sst
continues to whistle all through H. srae n"e. il
The second commences, and by til, 49, 49,. 'et1e'
No. has made Its appearance. MI lug sas
whistle pitched full mute losef f)o1r ~: :. aas !
the singe1s in sp1te Of themselYea II ea1 = @ass
conductor may ware biz baton iulstS ha. tta
sistently he may lift It. k-ha ,,n 10" PEI.
up his aims to their utmost :.n 1ofa"
ting wins. 4 celebrated planist. co,na nan he
charming prelude, and NON 44Snees set. g.
whole chorus OF steau-whistIes. rha ~ v
are closed, and the odor Of the NortS pe.auuoHs pauoHs
shnt out. and there is partial deaaenpo o,,t u
sound Of the shriaklng tugs. Only paEts, y so ae
ever. Thu men begin to look like slovi1.dao1ss1 aos1
op!ne cascades, while, one after snosaeI. % tbs
ladies' are borne ont partially asp1y1isted ~ ~
pianist does his best; but he, loo. fe+,s ~ Nv
density OF the atmosphere, and ut l.st i. carrss
OF IN sutlocatinX condition. Our }I;s~s
escapes with his WIFE 4 stranger ycrtnra,,.
suggest that the tugs ara uuisance and ~
concert was spoiled BY them Ihe ctizsu ir.
mediately
NxoCKR Mx Dowy.
How could he dA1s to hint that there vss .nv.
thug Objectionable in them2 sucn a H,aset
taste, to be suret
The next night he and Matilda Jane 70 10 Nv.
Theatre They are late, Of cou1se. 1t il %, ths
proper thing to be on time. All through n.
first act it III de.lrabla to be among The m,ne
who drift in, and who are apt to wear .aue,{t
boots If men, or rustling skirts aud Cthieam
bells II women, and thus prevent those .ho h,1.
como early from hearing what the acton a.g
The first act over, the men commsnca Ia din
out. This is not peculiar to Chicago, except th,t
ladies are more frequently left alone here dur.
ing tho eur1e' acts than in other cilies he ha,
heard the same KrumblfnE In other places .hont
this thirsty croy*d,-the same objection to tts
odor OF tobacco smoke and beer or something
stronger. which is apt to hang abon: then ca
their return. It is only that there IS r.tber mo,s
Of it here. But when the second act heEins
then he knows he IS home again. Every ons Il
intent upon
NAKIN9 5olE ESPECIAL EoIsk
His next neigtbor Ii telling his companion
abou. the play, which he hal aaen before; md
altogether pleasant little dialogue II kep. IN
The person behind him keeps bis feet On hi,
chair, and jars it continually. The wom,a N
trout wears Chicago bells, which jingle erary
time she turns her head, and Rhe turns it ooa-
tiuually. The lady next him fans herself With
OF ten is about all he catcnes, while trying to
l,sten to that company from whom, anan he
heard it in New York, every word hsd 1asched
his ears. Yes, he had certainly Eeacued hona.
There was no quiet attention hass,-ao regard
for the possible fact that Soma oaa might visa
to hear what was gong on Everybody did
seemed to himself good, quite lgnoz'
ing the fact Of courtesy to his naighbor. YsAs
was. In truth, Chicago.
Returning home .hat night, he Was sresta
with the
Last ADDITIONAL PROOF
needed. Those sacred guardians OF the puMa
health, who are supposed to be engaged u,
Rightly mystic ceremonies, eecret ~ those d
mysteries tina: should be kopt iron
Ill eyas saye those Of the high priests, the IL.
,ense OF which should not rise to heaven a
secresy which they should hold invloiass, nads
themselves visible facts to him. Yesl 1t hons
n ChicagoI No doubt OF thst. serene Id sen
atlsfaction, he inhales his bouqnes Of odoss, ~
8 glau that Western flowers are seamless sa3
cannot dstract from this delight