The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-01-10
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Proner c.othing
There ia ncarcely any reader who
will admit that she Is not properly
clothed nnd in her right mind.
though she mny bn found in zerp
weather with no thicker nppareliug
than she wore dnring tho cool days
of fall aud simmer; an 40 tho elmc
time she viii perhaps boast that abe
hss never given in W earring dln-
mel understanding. aul thnt c,tton
Stockings answer her Purpose year
n mt She may. however
'reitr -, tacT, .s lss-'@e snd tlIs cseb
lirst silks. and vet without her ort-
ht of unleraannela for Tho winter,
She early fall, nnd tho oinnlcoble
spring of our climate. We shall d'nv
that she has proper clothing We
are aware that our women dress
more wlrmlv thnu their ancestors Of
tiftv years ago, and that tl'orc has
been n marked improvement ia This
rcspert vet the rel rm h3a not per T.
fectel itself We are told TINT onr
grand NJ others lived 10 n ripcr oil
age md enjoyed moro robust health
than the present generation, though
they did not swathe themselves with
LAYERS of wool like mummy. and
were unacqrain,ed with certain gar
ments that We consider inlispnnsa-
be. But perhaps if onr proScuit1rs
hal adopted The custom II wearing
moro aui warmer clothing. their
posleri.y wou'l have inhcritci "a
tunrh constitutions anl a5 firm
health In thi5 day NJ ono il ey-
c1sShle who allow herself to 20 in
sutIicieu ily clad wbila she has the
means e. provi ~ raimcnl, even
though sbo shrlll be obliged 80
curtail her lnyGgie. f1r the p1rp So,
10 forero certain follies anl super
iiuities She is not only wrbugirr
horsof an ehJrloaing her dtys llv
Il scrHty supply of clothing, bJ. in
/ ve ,srljnr dot own sy,ian hy har
I FOLLY she ininras hor cG.ll no less
There Gra certain foolish iolh-
whp ohiost % % lii.i1nl, m lsrw,rc
because il Increases the s'ze who
prefer t. pGsa The season in - acm
c0uqoalrI atl.e, nltcrnltiag with tAc
fever Of influenza, bupgius tho stove
nhl m king y bIsahop of fre,.i air
/ wao ignore thu ilct lhlt s.ni,i
t.mpcrtiro Of the slrisce r1 the
bD1y preserves su canal circulation,
that keeping the cxt.omjlia warm
/ prevents the blood rushing 10 the
bead aul discoioriuy tho face. dis.
tuibiug the natural shGi;ug oi -,
rosa,leai check, aud giying the np,1
. rubicun, hle that, in brief, t5 b..
warmly c.Al iuuteg u l)ugor l.sa;
Of youlh ant beauty. Many Jf rs
gAD really believe in tdo regimen Of
proper cl,thinI hesitate b make q
change tia the rJll weather r.5 rtir,
. iy set in, whom il is the olry frost,
wuicl gives iho creates. shock &
the systsms. following $, s3oo of,ri
The sGmm RS heat enl how few o
ns pay attention lo tho alsemati1ut
oI the sgHnar weather enough {,
regulate ouc toilaJjas 90 corr.sp mi
We fancy thtt il ~ scarcely wor,i
whiia 10 vary our attire on account
. 1f II sea turn. when to.m1rrog viii
make amends for to days chill. w,
think we are Srowlng tough, wher
we Gro IL reality catching cold
There are few things in which peop.
lie imagine they can economics =.
we'll as in under clothing every
one must hrv. hor best sait, he
Sunday bornct, anI' her N Ich bIt-
: toned gloves Society demands it o
her bat who will know whether he
underwear is wool or cotton, OF tnt
poorest or of the best ? Aud she i,
often foolish enough tD POSTPONE
proper clothing till II more conven.
lent season rather than resign but
ton IRON her gloves or dove
from her bonnet -jiUpU's Bdsal