The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-11-03
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& NOV naeyiv ! - vou viii aoon see
th;rfy.tbree 3ad;es enter this room and
take their nlaces a. the tables. Before
than are nscEares 'of army naners.
which are ta he nnfol6ed strsps 1T vel.
inro firmly .nd .nooothiv nastad over
~. ,,orr yoid., -+hc,,l, .Stsr he;nor thor.
on U l1r;sdi s,a refoided in = Uniform
manner and 'retnrned ~ their RESTING
niaces siThi. 10 purely mechanical. and'
after the renn;s;te arnerfness ia acou;r.
al . renuifin1, no more. mental labor
than kn;ttsn1 work - y9 elb--1 ~ 5.
noes INV forthcominr ,deduction al.
ready occnr tn WON'T Think ofitl Picture
Il. Won never cant Thirtv-three ladies
IN one room. ali talkinc simultaneoustv
The first impression would hardly Be
favorable to Gail Hamilton,s idea of
ciyil-seryice reform. Yet the ladies do
this work thoroughly and promptly.
T.et us listen until We can catch some
meaning from this Babal of tonoues.
Do Won remember the play called
uShoutinp Proyerbsp, In INV childish
DAYS we were wont to seat ourselves in
A solemn circle. excluding one of our
number. while second passed around.
giving to each successiyely one word of
Some familiar proyerb. When the alb
sentee returned and gave the proper
! s;0naI we were s;multaSeously to Shont
the word: and from this conglomorate
din. his or her genius was to evoke the
proyerb. We soon caught the trick of
| listening at each individual ear. and so
catching one word at a time. we were
able in process of time tn chase mn the
proyerb. The lessons of childhood gain
new force with each revolving wear.
Just keep YOUR eve on that little bru-
nette. and YOU will soon catch the kew
note of this morning CONVERSATIONAL
new kind of side plating. perfectly
sweet.n This from another direction
F" Doesn't she do her hair nm loyelyp l
can't inst understand how she gets it
uprEssYou NAV saw what Won please.
Mrs. W. but a widow is pretty GER
tain to marry AGAIN if, There. that
contingency Is lost in the general femi-
nine din Too badi
There are gray-haired ladies' and Young
Girls. there are brunettes and blondes !:
there are some that are yery comely and
fair to look upon: and there are those
u saw it with ioy and pride-who are
so exceedingly plain as to remove at
once and forever the base alteration that
! none Int beautiful women are able to
Gain positions in the Departments here.
The curiositv of your masculine read
ers will naturally he alert repardino the
chief of this ro0m-the one man sur-
rounded bv such a sea of feminine at
tractivenesS-and 7 am doubtles. ex-
nectcd TO saw. as he is an old gentleman.
That he has on his benion conntenance
the expression of ueace and serenity
which Is only Gained nv continuous tr;-
ais horne will, patience and fortitude 7
shall saw nothing of the Kind. He likesit!
Tbe v;e;t of an honr NAV chow yon
some of the r;nnles IN the surface of
these snarkl;ng waters Rnt who shall
roll what varied burdens Of care and sor-
row are concealed in the nn;at .dentbs
Only He TO whom ali secrets are known
| And vet occo sionalIv tbora breots forth
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