The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
THE HERALD WEDNESDAY MORNING JANUARY 8 1854.

that thoroughiare the home and the
altar OF tho worshiper; and this dear young
creature was treading the favorite route.
She Was smoothly clad In q tailor-made
suit OF plain cloth, and easily discerned by
such signs as the visible outlines OF her cor.
set aud the movement OF the muscles IN
her hips, that there vas only slight cover.
log over her trim figure. She was halt
frozen 10 death: but did she look sou No
indeed. She seemed Ms warm 10 q casual
observer NJ u pleoo OF toast on gfidiIon
Her pretty faoa had n roseato glow, htr
gait was trem ulous as well NJ spriugy with
nbounding health, smile OF solid comfof.
slightly parted her Ied lips, aud when sne
shook hands with hdolphus ro0isiigh, he
ielt bewitohing beat from her little palm
80 II lay In his. And YET say that she
was cold. Yes, all but congoaled.
! Her appearances woio deceptive
| The color ~ her face was paint,
very o'eyeglg pui on on with reference TO O.
! blending 0f It's effects with these huoa
which she know the weather would pro-
! duoe. The trcmor IA her walk wa n scarce
| ly reprosslble shiyer. The smile had be-
como 10 chilled that she could hardly have
| fidded her mouth OF 10 II she had trled. A.
| for the warm hands, they were so through
! haviEg been kept IN warm muil-iuc
| only really adequate article In her whole
toilet.
"'Pou mo word,n said Adolphy, "you
] are % itflUct little furnace. Heuh you are
cut 90 iht deucedly cold air without wrap
/ you know. ana you ,eoi ~ warm as July.
1.-The had grHsped her loot instead OF bet
/ hand, he would have ascertniHod her real
temperature; but she knew sho was safe
from 30 thorough an Investigation us that
and gloried In her successful impOsture.
20, I'm always burning like live Goa.
she said, g ought TO have been born IN
! Greenland"
lie gazed ut her In what she correctly In
| terpreted US intense admiration,
! You've got 80 much caloro" ne re-
marked.
But heat expands all bodies, the book
tells MS, he added, "and yet You arc rs
! compact rs ever"
/ Then she felt sure that he had paid her n
compliment, and she giggled chermngly.
The interested reader may ask what Is
| the use IN exposing abuses and evils n
! | hayn't u remedy TO oiier. All!
| but | have. am going around
! this winter ag warm az | look.
/ / have solved the problem with trousers,
aud without making blo0moriug guy Of
myself either. They are not apologies for
| pHntaloous, but u good thick pair, different
| from mems only in the fact that they &c
snugly from tho csltdownward, and disap-
pear into the 'ops OF my gaiters. | would
defy any boay, aided only by such facilities
Of inspection as "a chance hirt Of the skies
afforded. TO see that they were not ordinary
! black Stockings. So sm kept good tenn.
perature, and don't rely on my petticoats
to do anything but look attractive and re-
spectacle. They are extremely necessary
for those purposes, however, TOR the
breeches e. tho sort am wearing are o DO
strictly secluded. They are intended for
comfort only--not only in walking, but
also IN sitting. They are shaped Ike TWO
hams. Their tiGhtness at the ankles and
loosaness at the hips shape them alter the
model of two spinning-tops. / laugh at,
yet love them. Try pair.