, 1877-09-23

|
Is home that thY love hath made precious
The ho,ue Of my heart, that forblds me To roam,
Far to roam from that dwelling delicious
Nv home in thy heart. aud my home in thiue arms,
Doth cudear to me 1ifs and its labor
Turns sorrow 10 joy, gives me hope in alarms,
Gives to living Its sweetness and SAVIOR.
So Esther. my darling to thee return
return to that home, now and ever.
NY lore on that altar, like incense, shall burn.
Ii shall burn, hut shall lessen. no, never.
ALBERT II. ".
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH GIRLS.
London 7rath,
take it that there arc MS many pretty girls in
Englan.i as in the United States. Then, WHY is
it that the eye is more attracted in Watering
places by American than by English girls! The
reason is thai American girls know. how to
Dress and English girls are devoid OF all notion
Of this most praiseworthy accomplishment. I
am not speaking now Of irrecla',nably dowdy
Girls, but OF girls who really do make an effort
to fulfill their duty towards the male SCI.
These girls seem, however, unable to under
stand that what suits one person does not neccs-
sary suit everybody. II tall, thin English
girl sees short, dumpy girl in dress that sets
oil her charms to advantage, she appears soon
afterwards in an exact copy of this dress,
and then INDUCES in the pleasing tlclusion
that she looks we'll in it. Thus 1t is that
dumpy girls 60 about in clothes bcfitting tail
girls, and tall girls in those betting tlurnpy
girls; that long faces have hats made for fat
faces, and fat faces hats made for long faces;
that blonls array themselves in colors that look
we'll on brunettes aud brunettcs in co1ors that
-.ea,n I'll, ;nto +hcsc crrors nm o,1ar aa,. 49, =.
nam1prr m W vas standing near the sprine ] as ta,t H.
Ing to an American Glr1; ~no "a, 10. looked IKE PCT
nrc, so harmoniously did a! the colors in which
she was arraycu mateh anu SO perfectly did she
seem to mase one WITH ner clothes, like bird
10 It's feateshs root o 40 you manage ah IT,
that VIC each stuuv our o"n style. we never
wear dress IS 1t comes from a dressmaker, but
We drapc 1t ourselves. we know what colors
match, and We lake care hot 70 produce dis
cores. Nature mas not n'aoe US all perfect: II
VIC have TOO long neek we reauec It bV tying
piece Of lace round It. Ii We arc short-neckea We
aon,t 'uress ~ algn. II W. mare !one iaces
We uon.t wear ta4l' Peaked nat, bnt II We nave
rouna laecs We w. Naost ol 1s nave s1na1 1cet'
pnt IL our Icct are lar9e, VIC uon't utterty neg
lcct our SHOES anu our stocklngs.- Ibcn We
never forget smaller dctals' we kno" where
to put bow, ana NC dont nave too many of
them. II our 1orcheads are high We don't draw
our halr back, anu II thcy arc low NC don drag
our halr over our eyebrows. we don.t wear
outlandish ]cwelrJ because We happen to have
it; Indeed, We very seldom wear ; any lcwelFy NJ
all, because it LOOKS Tulsar: When %e are tall
wc wear quantity ol pettfcoatst when We arc
short NC wear hardly any; Our petticoats, too,
lave their tullness IN the back SO urtgures are
glish girls have their lnlness in the front, and
this Is why their dresses SO seldom hang
veil. Now, iook at that lady," and she
pointed to an Ensllshwoman, to whom
nature had not been unkind, but
Sho M resemoled handsome ,;,, giraffe, 50
). She's got no 2etticoats on to speak Of" con-
.inucd the American. 'She makes her face
ongsr than it IS By that bat, and she makes her
;hceks hollow by wearing long earrings; ncr
hc has no overlress, To save the edges, she
las looped it up over her pcttlcoat, which is
much too short. AS the dress is purple she !
must nceos wear red stockings, anu as she Is
she makes ncr teet stu worse by her
ow heels; Hcr neck Is nGly, lot II Is long ana
is uglcst by haviHs an opcn-eut dress tier
rms ann mach, ana her wrists pony ana quite
aorrlu. AS hcr sleeves are zoo short, ner gto'es
,axe only Two buttons. rs kphna pt eaeh ol % ner
vrlsts Sue has tied DIT OF r1boon, "lththe chus
!oat1ng, and between tue ribbons ant her eloves
here is very disastrous interval OF red skin,
Ihen, why has she ticc tslat queer 10" at tic
'ack OF her neck. which makes her look from
'chlnd as II ner head had been pnt T. on Tue
sa perase M sSur< she Dc ss M Wate se
hc knows that she's got good teeth. go she's
iways on the broad grin. II she would Just
eep to smiling, her teeth would come IN well,
ut she opens ner mouth nkca a morse anu SHOWS
cr gums in way that's quite lamentabie.
he's got good eyes, but this Is no reason why
he should glare in that bold and auu1ciU1s |