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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-15
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-07-15


THE rules of the Methodist Episcopal
church stipulate that the profits Of the
Book Concern, which arc heavy, shall
not be appropriated to any other pur-
pose than for the benefit of the travel
ing, supernumerary, superannuated and
WORKOUT preachers, their wives, widows
aud children" The disbursement oil
the money under this rule has been in
the hands Of the Bishops. The next an.
nual conferences will act on a PROPOSE
ton to turn the profits over to the con.
ferences. pro rata. for distribution. and
to compel an annual dividend of all the
profits not actually needed for capital.
, 1881-07-16
ucc1nrei tanfY y ~ "SA0

hnfr-nn1l. a howl ana al, ,,-+tox a..
declared "oT.n y ".'o "'' i"s Nuet 'cats "ofo
Attn picnic partv the o,tsr 7ev ,ho vo,,,
who reckasly hHs1ed Mi the 1t,is W 3gas 9snt' mi
From tho steamers deck sl,o beheld A barge
iaGe'i WllIi cotton. "Ahl' tnnrnltsred tho
out, cut n'se''s' nY oosom friend IS oaled
Mise ,,,,.,,,,..
marKea on Memorial Day that aho could
ii1s 1ost her lland in m Enlargement. ':"'
Superfuo1s: "And 40 vou tearn donctnr
BOD? And how do yUu like ynjSIn1 ?'' UOlI
!t'S moi Dnul l can manage vcrY well myaeyfi
but think girls ratIl0f Iii tbf1 Wnvf
A r,.a.,.,a, -
false ar VIA cn1i1,r ,f rn.tlc1 ahot otIt ~
s'S then 1is; ,xt s se itt Gas s mise air
Brown (r,listine)-"1l,e heard It was Mi 'olr,
blnson 0estlote)-" -"Ya-as. fjcojnpatibility
or complexion t-slle don't suit my furnlir
cIInrl"
lie was sitting in the parlor Will, her <vhcn
a r0ostcr crowstl In III, vSr,l and III 1on,iv.r
would: an nj sieerv as con H. XIV ~ sI3ia sIia
cleared. 81 o's.p' ~ e+''i We he
.rt,a.. .,,..
,oal aHiey, were ~ dinner party, and llo re.
l!sah!NtH litalNH tlaat 10 supposed slH was fond ut
u,s.!..nnl09J w. She sattt sllg Was, but SHE was
mot very well, 9ntl tho doctor lIad told her
mol TO cat anything for dessert but ornnges.
The winds wpre wI,fsnrrtHo to,v an,, +1,o
sentinel stars Ind SET tIlefr wntcl in tiIn srv Nv
s slie leAlletl from ier cl,amirr ,rtn,tnw n,,iI
tentieriy asked: lis tfnt mi. "" iicnrx%s @
"COi,rsI1 ,tiz: nretty io,nnn t2,1.,,, L,.,.s3
own ilusbbnftl wllei1 ali, srn7ftn !; "'''" -
r,n on,, ,,o.t,. .a,, ~ - ,.,,. sa.
H.. Hati Mny poMy Ie!t Us why woman. emers-
M1Iis 1Is alOu! t,E eroWaeu caf, always iiakes be.
sya SIG Is Ro1g to get0ut at one se of tile
RMt!ulttn.r nntil tWo or tnfee men !ava
3t,npGtt ~ ~ sne MuH teild tllhll stops III at
,x.,,t ~. ttteI ~ s'ugt ne nlWays aoes II; anu Wa
"ait 10 Know the reason why.
, 1881-07-16
PARTISAN FEMALES.

The ladies Of Paris llvu n IL Grand Scigu-
en-" Not alone that thoy have thur cur
r!sRes for shopping, for travelling, and fur
ss"': rides III the Eysfan Fields. fashion now
demands TINT they must ,avu tlleir own rail-
roatl carriages. Our own Mrs. lIacke;, trou,
Snn Frnlcisco.' Inns ller cnrrtage, which is n
fafry palace OH wheels. cOsting hnr husband
1NhlhW francs. The BARONESS tle li0tlscl,t|.l
travels also III her boutIoir OIL wheels, which
y. however. not quite as easily ~ that Ut her
American competitor. Countess Petuska flas
purchased lie pulncc car uf AI.nc. Mutartl.
tlle mistress Ut tho deceased King ut Holland,
wllu bought 1t from, the estnte OF the Duke do
Murray. 1t Is q costly pleasure, hut e'.ables
tile ladies' to enjoy ~ the comforts OF llomu
Aside frnlil tho excessive (aro paid for trnls-
p0rtatiOl l0,D D01 frnncs n1lnnaliy inust In lNlIh
tho railway co!npAny for Keeping tlie carriage
iti running nrder,
, 1881-07-16
MARRIED IN A. nUa0Y.

Not all the loye-slnltten pasrs who we'd.
nowadays are 20 unm!n.ll,il OF the ways OF
convent'ouallty Iii weddings as q lady ami
gentleman Of Louisville, WHO became one Il.
llan1e only. a few days since. A well-to-l0
business man, Rooa*looking. fat and joyiai,
a&i1 wlttlal q widower, drove ono afternoon
past the resltencs OF fair young widow In
Whose cruces lle battered himself lle stood
we'll, a.li soon one buggy held them both,
The buggy went rolling over 4 turnpike road
IoadlnR from, the city, Not an ilea entered
the MUD OF the: fascinating widow that this
was to bo q n!0re, eveutfui drive than. the
others that ha4 taken plaQa during tleir love-
ul9klhx, nut 10 1t pr0yea.>,
llcr escort after leaving tho city out OF
sight. br9ac!lal tie subject Of blenllng their
future lives. and OF Sharing that buggy
throughout fife, :; Sic lc!it l. hot Mnwlllllix
ear, aild wante4 to @k,lpw when such Eroat
llnppiMess could ba colrSullnlatod. 49, :,
M!ly not now r. asked le. :;:"y.>. ,;s
MYssats W. Il "';Sa$ e,tes., :. :.:i'. !. e.
ns'y bssaa's.s' ,4;!.a i. SAID se ~ haven't on my
"Oii, we'll, that will. ,iisks, mo difference.
II ! CAN stand tt YOU ought tor. :,
Just then the li0lss Ola rapidly approach
pair caught sight OF q Well.kn0Wp and wqll-
Ted MetlodAt parHon OF thelr acquaintance,
, 1881-07-16
Tf I survive
III huvo tIvc.
REMARKS AT WEDDINGS.

REMARKS AT yrnD1yGa.,
rr,,.. r..ii...,.... -, 49,
Inv ioi'oWl1e EensarRs nave lhostly neen
said time utter tilltG ut all our tony we'd
,ltnva md will ha ao1d oro;p o,uI n,,tv ~,
.'s.s as "t'' " o"'" "s"''' t+41u "s"''' VII
ettt5 SUCH Oecaslon:
liere she cNfncst
Pretty. lgn't Ahe?
Who nlA'lU hgr uEess2
Is II S,1fnh silk nr satin?
IL her vel! rent tAce2
She's IN white rs tho walt
Wullllcr how much hos worth?
Did ho five her thUsg dlsm0nLs2
He's scared tu dcatfl!
18nt Hhe tho COOL l,iuce?
That tr1ltn's Il horFltI stappl
Isn't hGr mntter II t!uwdyT
Aren't tho britiestnuitls h0mcty7
That's n handsome lsheri
liMsn't ehe Ii uute little innd?
Wonder whit number her gluvcs nrc7
They sAy her shoes mre lives.
u bis hatr Isn't parted In tho middle!
Wonder what on earth she ulurrteu him for,
For hfa tnn'ley, or courset
Isn't he hAndsotne?
Hos rs hbsncly ns hedRchogl
He ltAlks like il circus. clown!
M. he's Hike u tiuEcil.Y- tnAsterl
Good enon9h for icr, anywHy,
She was always Httlpk-iip fhIuv,
, 1881-07-16
pnrls Newspaper Yarn About OH
American Bride and Her Lov-
Il or hold.
Tho Interesting circumstances Connected
with Senator'S Wooing and
Wedding
PHILADELPHIA Furnishes q llomantc Composed Of Two
Aen, Ono Woman, and a Park.
Marriage oi a suIlana-A Psychological Wonder
-Rematks at Weddings, Etc., Esc.

IrE1t ANSWER.
FIR The Chicago Tribune.
Nv heart cries for you, but my lips arc mute;
what master.hand can mond q shattered tlute2
nv Prince, Flowed you welE-too we'll, truw;
For what does lovo e'er bring but heavy wo7
The summer swoet hns fed with star ind sheen,
Tho drifting tnow fs dcally cold I weon;
And what can nlnkp a dead rose bloom nNnfu.-
What falling tears, what grand uespairin9 pain2
Across tue bitter apacc cry To you:.
uh! Love must over wcar tho thorn and ruef)
ihold out empty arms Of grtaf and loss-
two reach tho light thro'' shadow Of tho crosa).
1dare not meet your glowing sombro oyoB--
Tb,o' sorrow bavo grown most sadly wiso:
Idn.e not feel your ltpa rs warm as wlna-
Ny Prince, vas nut TINT summer hnf divlne7
That summer dead, With dawns of amethyst,
And sunsets which the crimson sun bud kissed;
The nights that biosAomnd Into purple bloom,
With lll!os swaylng, atarry, In tho gloom2
Tho warm, sweet fragrant hours-ahI what ha.h
Ito
Brought to you half SO sweet In all tho strlto?
Aud now VIC walk apart with empty hands,
And Htntar brpods Ger all tho barron lands.
Hy Prince, what lore Gun put tho thrilling uote
Of RANT song Into dend birds throat7
What rapturous longing, whnt romorsoful wo,
Can mako Love breathe-that died long mouths
ago? FANNY DR1sCoLL.
, 1881-07-16
ERIE AND WELLAND.


Prospects ana dPosxlb1lltles OF the Rival
Canal Routes,
Friedrich q. Mathsr IN Har1tr4 Aaaazne for Auqu,t.
Whether the facilities Of the Welland Canal
Tor passing occatl-butlt vessels really exist Is
matter Ut doubt Every boy intrustesl with
tho sale OF horse knows that l,o will ..cat
lIfs head of" If he Is kept too long brfort,
closing bargain. Every reasonably we'll
informed sllpowilur knows that good retu r,,s
nru seldom expected unless the vessel l.as rs
1nally tons capacity rs there are miles in l,e1
voyage. This "rule-0f-thumb" lIw applies
to ocean steamers rs well, very few OF this
craft for tile Atlail5c servlca HOW being cuu-
structcd OF less tim 200 tons measurement.
On the clnin Of tile Ereat lukes this rule
would require vessels OF l,ei1 TONS fruni Gill;
cngu to Montreal, md vessels0 Ut l,4OJ tons
from Duluth tn Montreal, those figures repre-
aGHtiug tic distance OF either route III miles.
~, Il,e present Welland passes vessels ot only
long before .they. rcac1l Atontren,, to say moth
lng of crossing lilo Atlantic. 1'lie only alter
native LIFT to tue Canadian GoyerIlnenE,
tharnfore, was to enlarge thu WelIalld md st.
Ut 200 to s.ooo tolls capaclty: I3Mt willie the
cn!lnls Mre still! III PROCESS Ut onlargnr, tho
shlIDnliders l,nve constantly Increased tho
Size Of the vessels. so that the Iakes above
Buffalo contain numerous crnfts unat. are
land when It IS strnlnctl to it's utmost. THo
larger tue vessels, tic moro profitable they
become, a1d consequently tic linmotlso hulls
TINT curry the grnin 10 DutlalO and the Erio
Canals nre III, de,llntld ln0rp aId mare, wNfl0
tic cxtla expense tor tic breaking Of b'ull; Ut
tint port Is more tnn 0tfsNt BY tho thorough
tanning OF the grain aud the diminished
tendency to s. heat." -
Just it this point VIC arc led to note q re-
cent discussion in The Canadian press in re-
Enrlt 10 tho prl,ctIcnbllty OF navigating tho
s,eea,i s,,d tlie lakes with tho salmo bDtln,ns.
Thu result ot tic discussion Is that the most
experienced sualnen declnre ocean allc lake
buttnlns tn bu two distinct tlluEs,-a tlccis-
lou which tho Canadian Government has 10
fur sllared As to practically abandon ut pres-
ellt tIlu nttell,pt ia Svntl louulY laden ypsYps
scNward, relying uljoii the rndicai rcli,rtiam in
tolls to torc0 q Competition Will tln canals
nf Nou vnrE ~ ~
, 1881-07-16
TlI.rEiis.

a Rhode 1slalld woman went to the ccmo"
terry tO weop over tho grAy, Of ller fourth
liusbalh!. 6lla fund q strange w0lnall doing
the weeping tor her, aud there WIS light, a
, 1881-07-16

iate Nv 'eo' sou' -. rps 10 Hatnl "e "imuI
That summer dead, With dawns of amethyst,
And sunsets which the crimson sun bud kissed;
The nights that b'osaomofl Into purple bloom,
.,..:-
Tho warm, S"eet fragrant nonfs-ah! what hath
ltfo
Brought to you ha'f 50 swect IN all tho strito?
And And rin,or , broods ser Ger ali tho barron % iands.
As Prince, what lore Gun put tho thrilling mute
Of RANT song Into dead birds throat7
Love a oo
AZ mo? a. ''N ~T ~T FANNY ussn 1Ops Dp1snnrsa n.yn.a'
"so' H"NSi oHioooA1~
nvo uoz.p~ nAruros
Writing from % Suw x York, Rtet@sp correspondent
sys: 1t llas been bubblng, seething, spItt-
tsn'ey nartly tn ,nt nv f,oIv no. a1 son, ona
paIy to see what was eoir M @ M in I'll, to , f"sion @
liae down there. On the way, In parlot-
car, saw a party WHO wero evidently not
eYc,1rsionists for n finv. Int wer, Co,,,, tn
one Of the big hotels for a longer stay. vi Tho
interesting member was a elrl, whose travel
lng dress illustrated tho latest fashion In tint
line. uer dress was ma,le of thin WOODEN
stufl. a great deal like French bunting. dark
atao III us main color, anu bordc1cd Will
stripe: Of bright Madras hues about four
inches wide.- This nav bor,ler made tha plr1
.cousn1cno,,o ofioct M ain ,,n,,rono, r. -.
hs srntea, s,~ so,dor % ,rnetr rmu ppoeu ,.a ~
W3 gentee1' sny. sicnaol creature as well
u pretty, and the bright color was simply
Striking on her. willie on somo persons IL
would have been onpallinrlv lond. What ia
s.ca fnr NM aasa T., taa,;,,' ,sa,. a,.as,, s 10
ausc lof ohe goose III 1asn!on asn'e Always
uueo for another goose. Tile stripe was
laythly used for plated f1ouuces, Of which
Aele were three m the SKIRT. md thar" uos
so tunic with arms of tho strina % NJ o Il RIA ria
tahlc was deep, forming double apron
daped In curve of numerous folds. The
lktst trimming rcaclleu un,to the. lei,ees:t -nnd
ns. n9a en'le '"o 6crchlets' sawed together, ana
, 1881-07-16

Philalalphta park gllArdSmnn, who WIS con-
Hpfcu0uS by his rod fuce nnd vigllnnt whistle,
"but I've counted 1,0ll teams through the
Green street entrance this afternoon. Yes, We
know most Of the iloracs and their drivers by
yiglt, but at thiY season. the middle OF
Jane--a good ,nauy tatlllles 90 away a,Itl arc
not out again till September, but tic boys
l,ang on md 10 it a little bit with the horses.
They drive fast, too, and usually hive latlies
with them. Some of theso VIC know by sight,
too, for they cone often enough, md new
faco Is sons times noticeable when 1t comes
with horse anu carrlage which wo know
wolf" =
"Good-lay, SIR" and the guard nodded to
short stout nWn Of about middle age, who
passed In an English dog-cart drawn by
fine bay, "11e comes most eyery day." the
guard sald, turning to tho reporter, md lle
has Ruod team, but 1t is only late'y that ha
hos driven alone in It. There WITS woman,
sir, who came here Inst winter whom snow was
on tie ground. rretty2 Yes, SHE WIS one
OF the prottlcst things I oyer saw. Bllo NJ
ways caule with a young fellow; son,o ono
said Ito was lawyer down town, aud sllo
was always laughing and talking Us they
drove by n,e. After willie used to TX
pect them on tlno days, for they always came
A4QNk
was she like? Oh! she was llttlo thing.
and so bundled that you could only SEQ her
face, but that was white aud lollcate, anu
lier eyes-stlp seemed happy, and they never
cared much. for otfior people. 0ne. day lla
caue here alone, aud; never saw him after
that. 1t WIS al0uE in* the spring when She
man you just saw. THIN got to know llnl;
liz used to stop and ask ll,0 how many cur
E!ages had g0,so IN during the afternoon.
Yes, they ca,ile quito often together.
ltara the gna1d wh!stled at vehicle which
WAS passing at speed 4ulte out Of keeping
fast driving. Tlle,. llo resumed TIC romance,
which seemed to be Of absorbing interest to
"nut sl,s was not the same. used to
look ut letsttt!nE up " tlas stlf!:backetl dog
She sluvsr talked much now, although l.e
was always talking to her.. Her fatlerY No,
10 wasn't tlat, al4 one day 8trRllge thing
happxsmc: ',I, xMal Ths young fel!SW tho 1awyef.
and ,willls lie .Was waiting she drove up III
toned the young fellow to look round; thon
the!r eyes lnet but she turned llesS away, and
tny y,o,M1is f5tend M drove away a with99s saying
saW her ouly q few times aftssward. She
propped up with pillows. looking very very bad.
saw her 80 once or twice, and onp tt,Ns she
oweS S dfs to S II 1se IT, tis aa a aep M s ssw s es
day lio ,stoppel 'hsro to dx Ills harness, liz =
chatte1 with Me y lnoll!eht ur two. aud ! said
llad 1tss;e3 .s;t;! r. lutte lady Yllq used always
!; Yss'' sald I; IL, 'sho died three weeks
No." concluded tho guard, turning away,
, 1881-07-16
A. 1'sYCuoLog1cAn WONDER.

Imaginable, but which also Is most curious
and n puzzle for physicians md MI who nre
acquainted with her condition and tho pecll-
liar circumstances attendant upon and cu,.-
ncctetl Herewith. Tie young lady Is Miss
MAry konney, aged about ~ years, WHO rr-
sides Oh the Divide. Previous to her Illness
s,o was pupil In Prof. Fllnt's school,
where she WIS distinguished for her close
application to her studies and her quiet and
ladylike department. Sllo was ambitious to
become teacher, mid studiel very hard in
order to be ablo to pass an examination.
Some six weeks ago Miss Kcnney told
her mother and others that u greut calamity
s1;eksS rs sSs o to Gfts sa 1 1sFhst t wS%kH nkis s
this announcement shc was much distressed
and went bitterly. It WINS III yaIi, TINT her
friends trled to comfort hcr; .stlc said 1t WINS
E sE a. at IT. tyt ny oas cSe ro fs% fsoay pys 81 ats
suddenly struck blind, and was led BY the
hand the remnlntler Ut the wny. home. Four
physicians, Including Dr. Webbcr, County
physlfiam have bssn @ @attending tlla yo!.nE
to determine tho cause Of the mnlatly wlilGh
so suddenly seized her. After losing her
sight she soon lost her llenrlng, and then her
yoca orEan,s became para!ySSed For seysral
sce, ar speak. T..
Iier disease appears to be Of tho nat.ira Of
t@assi.s; @ Ill., @ III ts ts naa ysstefa9y ox1enaGa
r. H. 80, e,6 ',n,s si, 'os I'M h,,+ i1.t.c ,,.n
ar r@r ns SS "ays as so Ill.,, as IT, o.s LILLE use OF
hEI it,ta,,s usi n 1 ,,,s, svi' vy uieg Gu. eu.
ean So,vawor - tet III to 'e,e at,. M 0r
" aS t Gn,ncat ~ s ,sit ,p a ohn5t g s IT,
ImoaEn aa ogre!s q ~ sler sGilses: lis s!ie
S tios, pmu y w. ~ 1asea Ha u ~ ~ rskg ner auas
@ EoM y h.ins, w. gGgssNsy e ao 70 H., ~ "eiE nor
rtng t tin @ n U ,yo a yrI,rr II o ns 1.ot,
uomy ns,fn,, he ~ 4MGs W1ots i Mn ansWHr 70 ug
X. oMs m,.e uos ~ " wy ''cvesSry
I ~ oG 1it},tiy n, 10 10 pso s - ~ ~ a G MeFS
wir sl,e WI 9w ritnr ILL., up Il NY th,g ,,tG .tno WIZ
exss Wgre ~ @ eaGssa am4 heF @ haau resting ~ ler
PuW n a,, ~ sMS .Hi.a ns pns't'oh hs se c0M ot
,, nnso ~, sru sn Mae W upS HUI l'er cyes beell
, 1881-07-16
ECCENTRIC WAs11EryyoArES.

ECCENTRIC WAS1IE11vOArES.
Alate Mexican latter says that the Mexican
women, like their most remote aNcGstresses,
persist In washing OH stone-"losn tte lay,-
dera "-ON tlIeir knGGS Mt tic side uf strenIlI,
or II at home, still III the same p0slti0ns on
the identical stone slab, will cold water and
very llttle soap-often will, only n spoua-
csous herb, called "zacate," and they rliise
III weo bit Of a "Datca," whicl, Is littlo else
tlan asmall "dug-out" Or rude tub. Owing
10 this slow process every family Of four or
dresses, and oven then It Is difficult to ret
clothes returned under two or tl,ruc weeks.
In fact. the women 0f tho lower class secln to
have no idea OF the lapso OF time, for they
stop dozen times tay to smoke anil gos-
alp, yet t!cy, are, aftaE NIL, good. hnrillless
anlils. Mexican families who hive been III
the unltctl States anti. American col-
Snles als9 ltsye I bought tubs. ,' wns'!,
Aztes wonol, dstost tic '9modorn i,olps"
quite q heartily rs they 10 tho long.lnlnl!ad
.,s!n n,Ianke. 1roo" As to p,'nstnal!tyGwhy
neaus. For exaiuple, ian American {they
impose mora OIL us than on their own
psople) ,lay give q WnallWo,'la,. his linen.
Three OF fur weeks lll"y. c1apso nnu It Is not
tio.l, lind tliat tbs launtlress, having been ill.,
yIteil tom christening, u dance, Or d bull
flght, i.as pawnet!, Ills olotAlliE to gut lnonny
tU buy lnsry for tllo festive occasi0n. II vi,
alaruloa; patience alono is necessary. s;rho
woman, wilt then pledge Mr.. Us clotllllig
and redeem AIr, A's frun the paWn-sll0p
until sila has earned enough to collu out
oi,se whero a laNntlryss loaitol tic clothes Of
an American to 4 family In Which t!leEo WIS
case Ut slnall.pox th1t thu ,n0tller might
pawt them to get uladlrlno for q sick ci,llQ,
, 1881-07-16
HAWAIIAN FLoyyER-o1n1s.

lin " ALLAN EAON Eks0lGLSs
The Iiawnlians nre. pnssionateIy fond of
inwers. Beyies Of happy, rolEckIng native
girls climb the stiles Of the mountains or cx-
p!ore tile picturesque g0rges in search OF the
choicest specimens, and, having gathered
enough to supply the market for the day,
they dash down to Honolulu, ruling horse
buck, lla1l.fashDn, Mt terrific gnit. They
nrc sure ~ beGeck themselves first with
'.leis or wrentlls Ut tiwcfs, which ellcIrcu
their forchtn,is md hang suspended FROM
their llecks ltkp 50 many necklace El1ttnring
III tile golden sunlight. Suspended FROM tic
Heck, also, nild flowing tt1wll their bucks ire
great strea,ners 0f ".aaile" wre1tiIs pjuckeGt
':o,l =, Il tellcMisly iragrant mil rer-
petuRaly green exotic, without the
nit of which 10 Hawaiian. ljtlle Is
r!,Ded IN the hight Of fashion. Arrived In
Honolulu, the ftoWer-gtrls select some shaded
noak Or corner pIo'tg the public streets, aili
sitting by ing half.tlnzen or more. dexter.
them togetller until tie lrl Is completed. As
.an' rs the girls Eet fntr'y ut work they Masu
ieis With surprising. rapitItty, md Bpruatl
them out Enthusiastically 50 rs 10 attrnGt tic
Erentest attention a,Nl flylte thu Hawaiian
lnbltc to ,patruntze them by its 1,Ust IIatOnl.
form, anil their l0ve-cllants nre usually Sic
ccssful III drawing ctlst0nt. At the time tlsnt
the funs0lS Cnnnl Communist, Henri Itnc!le-
fort, passed through the, IlMwn!tnn Capital,
he wns, Wllilu walking along. literally COW
cred will, leis hlld Mtaie wreutlls by cIlarni-
linz upttye beauty,
, 1881-07-16

!3esftles, The bathing arrangements Mt Coney
ls'and ilnw provide not only n aoparah part
81 ~ tbs I.ayllton fox women, but covered
subjected To tnaIo scrutiny, oxccpt wi,c,, thu
recet!!ng strt. ln,,lncittnrily .uicDyets yot,.
n'''llt iifty of lur own sex, and sle seemed to
SLOWING 70 tc les possISu atyaniasee.' &C. nr ifer
f0rni w0M1tl llaye Been. perfection II twenty
lN,,'ilds Lighter, and tho. slight supernbt,tt.
dance Of ilcsh was hardly apparcnt III tic
i4gs. iigt StrRe , % s9s'as @ 9t r. aiS M eplnrs eo.
face. arms, mid neck. !. r'lcro wis ito doubt
nlont 1t, she was nfmost as attractive now NJ
tho loss al,ou,ltilng Miss rhln. She. glnneetl
covcrtly nj the younger girl, mil doubtless
though tlloy were. Tllis Is the kind Ut sex
we arc. ;.
, 1881-07-16
MRS. I.tSGTnY.

Mrs. Langtry's present appearance IL tins
described III a London letter: l s:,w Mrs.
l.ai,gtry tho other evening Mt the Opera on
the nctasidn Of the first performance of ltu-
blnstein's opera OF al Ucr,onIo." She sat
with her back 10 tho stage during the entLre
evening, having evidently come thera to be
seen, a'ltl not To see. Tic Jersey Lilly looks
worn md faded, and her pa!e-gray tollct
tnckcd the SNOWY sp1entlor that used to char
actcrtze lier costume III former slays, |
never admired her. even whem first snw
her III tilt very htxl,t of her rcnOwr.
low any face could be considered
handsome with that broad, 1lunvy
INV was to me mystery. And theIi
size always lackcd the supreme charm Of
benlty--l!a'ne!y: mucollsci0isncss. whether
renl Or fetgnetl. Size Is always attitlHIiliz-
llg and always nn the lookout for ndutirurs.
The Prince 0f Wales dropped In To visit her
fl 9tic If tbs .entr'' nctes, bit bis 1iizhness
had Il cold IN his head. apparently, as lic
passel nearly the whole Of tile periotl Of Ills
visit IN series Of vehement mud InOst TILL
royal sreczcs. .Thu. bGarty ut the present
London season IL snEd u bu Il Mrs. Simpson,
who, with her husband, has Just returned
from five years. residence tti Cllinn. There
Is also a Miss Grnllniu, WIN lias u I,lnst love
~ face, but WHO spolls her very u,.tteMable
charms by tie too free use Of cosmetics.
However, think that the ep,cl, Of profes.
sl0fial beauty In I,oIltl0n society Is pretty
mitch ut all end. which is fortunnta for So
CtEty. '=
, 1881-07-16

She WAS kn0wn NJ n mother Of tho Or,ier,
md Ef late years received MI allowance from
tho Treasury. She lived ALONE III house on
l'0ur0tlsst street, RtNl III her style Of practice
Wns one Hf wl1nt we call tho I'czcAnes. |
cart exnctly give y0n tho Significance Of the
word. hut tff tho TezcatG practice must
(tfsnI,es}."
"Dltt alse work much by means of charms ?'
"sl!e klleW MI tile sccrets of Voutiootsnt,
including the charms, the influences, and
Rites. II the days OF slavery she tnntte q
powerful Sight uf money. selling chnttns 10
project runaway slaves while they folIowed
t!le North Star. 7 can't exactly say whore
siae @ eiaa @ 1rofn 2r low she got Into tito Order.
uanftl woman. H. 1ser time. Many years ar0,
Wien the .AstatIc ch0lcrn was round, sllH
saved the lives Of hundreds nf people. Did
yOtt ever sec n person with the Aslntlc cllOle-
ra ~ aBkei tho Doctor.
"NU, never tli,n said tho reporter.
"Well. you needn't wAtltt0. fnr II II q most
horrible stKht. When It COMES OH yf,t. yult
20 jnst this way,h snfd the doctor, shaking
like u Inatl struck bY MI Arctic blizzard. "ff
that crnlIlp and 1T Isn't broken In ten mill
utcs. you die. .She ntasle clInrni nf l,rfn-
stone. tar, md feathers, md wE,ct, person
would he tnkcn witt, a 1T slte w,lliu fight It
nn!ser ti,eEr lose, and 1t would Immediately
anu percept!bly. abnte that crainp. She was
sey ysery powerful n yel!ow-feyer. too, and, III
tMGt, was ,nlEhty helpful woman In the
TIN dntt0r says that Nine. 1.cat,yeau did
not llOttt Any. Otlcln position III the Ortler.
It's supreme body tlleets At New Orleans next
year. wien he Will have to 70 OF 10 attend
Its sessions.