The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
GENERAL PRESS REVIEW.

Iue ot. LOUIS os''b eP"'eA '" -
e,lhsstic craze in walking that has seiz I'd
c,.. n ,h;s coun,rv in thu follow,
Ing rcu sy"'
A recent writer, speaking OF .he iasnioh'
able gait of the utter young lady oil tue
PERIOD. says that It's supposed 10 DO the Oh
spring OF the utterly utter manners o. the
Londjn seslheles, VINO have SGT tue FASHION OF
laugud, wlllowy, weary wables, now inc
rage a. many fashionable gathering VI Inc
new illuminate OF sillloes'. Wnen Tue
@s nst.sppears upon 'he iroh' quo, sup WIN
her LsngLy nat and SNAKES inc bangles ga
ner oraceless, pushes INTO pet,ee posiuoh 'ne
Jacquemino1 rose ~ her oei', or 'he neiu
un, ,n. - nn IN ao " har nnions;ss ,s;.a. -
balloon para.ol with ia ivory handle carved
lks a Gala lily, aud prepares to get into
shape ior Tue issnionacie gait ior 'ne space
oaoaa,,;os ID, ;n., y .o n with a III
hsr hips fly back, her spinal column shoots
forward al an angle of about for,y-eight de-
grses and remains rigid, her neck lifts. her
clin goes sbou. Al inch and five eigh,s above
Its normal line, her nose naturally follows,
aud perhaps improves upon the incline, her
arms to tho elbow joints hang like willow
branches, whilv tho hand that does not en-
gage Itself With the parnsol hangs limp and
languld. ltrqulres two teetors to give the
shape inertia, aud off the io,Lhete goes Her
progress dehss description. 1t has been
comp rcd To the anblo of tho kangaroo. bul
the naturalists insht that the kangaroo
movements have some element ol grace
Others say II Is very like n duck which Il ,ps
It's wings. but the duck does not have French
heels. A man of science says that there IL
nothing like 1t IN tho animal Kingdom, al.
thou h the soi gulls Oh the Paclil, islands
have similar motion TO their walk.
Every person in our country u. all inter
ested in sugar and its consumption, not even
omil,in, that a, ,os of nm, on;,,,. who .,,,,,
e ' ' W W., o'''S'n' "no 'aA'
sugar IN toe''s' Will IL I'd the following from
the New Orleans Democrat full of valuable
information:
s,m, ,e,,o h.,. ;.e,
os,U INV y, wv poss 'n'or'neu uuBsr experts
snmn;o " w a",o e''ia, n, .aa' the con
"n. a.s W VINO ''ap,' W,.h'h 'uo im''s OF
ou u ,"o, sou,y WIZ s ons year reach me
onsn,i,n 49,. vu". y, i,.-V'VuV W,s' vi ,h''
1SI ooe ,nns M a'a.o "n' 'ufn'su PROBABLY
swps, nnta,oo and "Inoa o'os ""se'"elon'
n"f'o'" "Io q" "fu s'uoo,o y. corn sugar
tha n"r'ho,n .U ID .uo o oouAsry, 'ose'ner with
aa, NIL, l"n ""u eastern et"p o o "i maple su'
n AZ Son o Nv '.as' -oV VVo IONS lehV
w. a ! dsuV s y, wv ooo 'oEs; wnlcn must be
eous stsnla from I rnra,n "V" W 'ne pro-
nslIv 1rn,n rnha ME- oIuus'ss' primer
Islands Thn s,''.an ' ''e ,h;' "n. sn0 oAno~'cn
all cono,,,naa suN", VI ms ia''er country Ii
msnnS.c,ura Of s,o. no e.a a''mv slope. Inc
woo, ,,,s,' 'vm w".e'he'"ns anu
nv a,n H. .1s . s.'.' ,n Tvs INFANCY Yet the
tho pan ga, ~o.e y, ,no ~ isnwes. ana OF
the naw ;ndn",.r "u ro'y enthusiastic over
of scras NJ roh I J'"r 'lousahd
baan d". -, ,Vu ianu wnich nave hitherto
bsva h.au ,'I " sIo Gu.'vaton OF o'her crops
and m.cn;aaa" u. s WIN 'uese TWO vegetables,
a, ,char;na nr,n ~, suo 'AWac',on Oh tnoir
m.nufactnra of ,,ra 's % ~ s,oa' uomanu. Inc
crea.;ny 10 a =, , nuJSson .V'a sVssr " H.
Nav Y,rL A., 49,. .ia',a oA"ns' in looo one
assa,tad .omn On nnn o ni'uT: ! mas been
tsrs io,n , ,ba ~ wv .ons' rms glucose on
which sugar ia an ;narsd'oO, a" mh,l Ms,e'es OF
of il ia u,,iized that |, bss a,,. "n"s 'o ihuch
tention of ,ho covarnm m"' a.A ~. .ao az
taxatior. Ahoo~nh 1'.'u as Nv su'lsct OF
no,ses,ss An s,as = uui own favored state
for ina az univ 90 ~ ,'.,nots ah n snlhclent
of sugar va vii 'b ho 'on"'u'ns wv oVo tons
this War savo,ai , 20 uompo''ou 10 import
inexorahiv mil;,a,;n" a,o'ao,e circumstances
tion of .nch " "sa.nss Tue cohsumms'
which wa NAV ; naRy ues'lerNum; among
levae svs,on, ;h !,'sy p'aco 'ne unfortunate
sugar regions tha, e along tho h.nH. ~ , .he
great river and no numerous b yous and
Ara .aa on rss uoo our state. ms vast
then be- ~ ,"iisd f,nn S u s,. eano sugar mus.
Blu! Cuba, from when,e meiev pt ,nis
ply will come eaanot much logger be- reck
for,un "pon ,, .or 'no ,aoor system IN that un
more complicated whiIs 'O ,bo a1 more aud
and other unjust restrictions placed nv tSs
come so onerous that last wear thu cnI,,r W.
Won OF many plantations was temporarily
abandoned. Tho time, therefore is, f,st nm
Inasas wneh "e must look to other
oouu'r'es. su'suppy ofth> precious sta,
ple, nor WI Wa have t. lool, far. Tno rich
ue'us Oh Morolos' The vast plains of Mcho,,
M anu me uop'c valleys of tho San Luis
ro'osi VIII soon furnish an inexhsusnple
supply but this sugar will not reach the
Orescent Oity rolnorles, for tho rsilr, nds
now IN course OF COZ ruction in our sister
repuohc u, through their An ,ricsn cnn,
nec1'on', n'nk New Orleans, and will deposit
the'r rich ireigh, in the warehouses of 81
Louis, OF Cnicago and of CINCINNATI.
Itissfac; that every thing ia for N, ho,,
in this life--in o,bor wo,as :, "' '0S'
"wh.,,. ''''' wo'os' 10 fops sayt'
o "n'''Vef Is IS right" Tho Louisville