Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-24
agR CR0w LER.

o,pi.o. as we ent ered the growl-
m ve founl the old man reading a
ep ram Paris. Being doubtful rs to
condition of his temper, We took a
~ mar the door so that we could make
e1it hastily, should occasion re-
q1irs. - A.. a,u,.
.,s ,brs fellow speak the TRUTH He
,'ia. that Paris is the bir7 hpiace Z
s...iop: that the Ehole civilized vorid
~o,srned. 80 tar as dress IL concerned,
,risian society. Then he says ma
t.sbi.rs appear, have thsir run and
=. r,,bout an ipitatOr III any other
=, Freaneutly New Yo,k does not
IT fashion til it has beco ne old
a,ool4te in Paris. L. makes another
.,,t.msut: that fashion on tie Pacific
- - ~ much behind New York az
,,., city is behind Paris. Nov, don't
..rsve auy such thing. Fashion p ates
Ssd hook. are abundant In this citv.
Ws,cbaut tail r. aud dressmakers are
a,ae awake and on the lookout for
81 .tvl-s as any IN New York. S1me
. ,b,s. E,st-rn fellows think our L.
a. drss. IN guuny- sacks aud our men
- bnck.kIn or tow cloth. fou walk
- =, a dawn Front street any pleasant
hem op. You may not see 80 many
@IonI" costumes ~ on Broadway, New
yo,k. but you cannot ia any city hBa
,D,,v Women more tastefully attilcd
t.,as righi here la 20 sttle'
- Here ia another sta,emert ! want
.on 20 examine. lie saw that ever
s,nce the days of Cleur 'rs. su- .bne
L,.forr. no doubt, wor-. tzge fesalgsd
to art to increase - sa-y Ard
what for? Top tr. 44an- Nov.
nv ouiulon 49, .@ Eor8su EVER
think Of pl' -r- es m'a Tnen 'hey
paint, po" - pei, ob gay "l,ise.
Tbey de- - uie.s.- tLetr own sex. The
most -srchIsg observer and iae ss-
W. 81. --t.ea ssnutau meet ~ woman
y .. l.. 4t 90 -es toe n4c-t esfrtriiv.
~ i.Iris nI inc raAe-t ftbrlG suo
pie ."alsit into rs uess siug IA
#. tr,.4-Iy- y 80. vs,fu5a. N.Q.-.
4.Ur "a, ri -trt viii s ltdy. y
..tr .hH nuat -, -slt -, for uossgt
-.r 80 af.t .sF i.-'fis .tbr-. IDu y q
..s 20 .tlaed E a8y lad yon sneal;
gH ,onr conFa. lou viii he suTv ys'i
std ft--Hlrs,l ,la is front sE4. Ha 20
ar3, ,s+ts I.-su and detail ol 'ee .re
sf5 rnssau. is phJta1 apned 3r the
Aiua ,rs-' ptssi, < l9df
a.t gas. sam HH futr proof. The
..ss.sl-f. H.rr y.,. liking fun for
t.afs s1, o,I.H fAuH ca gidlcul~ ana joke
n bangs i.,tv -easlble Lil knows
metz dHlks - see W men with
lirshv ds gile aOusly loW. Yet. Ia
~ col .i iGe new-ptprrs can say, We
rt. .cOaf meet PIris aud spnetiu g.
g,aha dies with their hair matIel ovrr
lr Jrows like sIwaSh sqntws. M, SIR
it hot done to please the In-Ii, DuL IT,
please themselv = ar their own \.
You ne d not tell woman she l.
petty. II sho IN pretty. she knew u
b fore you saw her. You nee not tell
htr SIZE looks b, st with bonn t uu.
B . has known that II year.. II .'ttrr
N unag-rI found that out when the,
tried To induce her to rem"s- her bon.
MT Ht IeIfornatces, ~ that It .rr, la
tbs rear could see the staVe. Would she
DOT! No, sr. VIII I iii she care for
The meuf Sue piled un tho bows hnd
towers until her head rigging vas a.
krge NJ - bushel basket. and compelled
the men III Ihs rear IT, dodge aud crogdh
and twist here and there. IT they would
obtain glimpse ot what Ht- gpI-g on
10 front. Dress to please the naeu! Not
much"
Here We slylv withdrew from the
groalery, leaving the oId mau mutter-
Ing soisething about, if he hnd the
power, he would uujolnt the nesks of
,hs boys who stamp and whistle 81
a0ominahly, IN season and cut of Sea-
son, at sll public performances; "A habit
which should have been bsnlsned To the
baak-woods wears ago as disgrace
and nuisance to hli Respectable au-
dlences.