The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26
a rALK ABOUT WOMEN.
What IA Fh,lade,phia phtissophcr Had
TO Say when He Went to New York.

Il raihsr like these New York
womsp," asii y Philadelphia man, a.
he leaned Idly against pillow in front
of the Firth Avenue hotel, day or
two ago. 81 dos't mean tn particular
ice, but to regard them nj an entirety
They're such giorloGs creatures tbsC
sm oonteut 10 stand in convenient
sput for half X day End watch them 10
by. Now, DON'T misanderztand me;
aon't jsnlp At CONCLUSIONS like truu
nj ~ hy and Infer thai am whit less
loyai 80 our own Philadelphia women
for NV admiration OF the exoLie, OF
Nav York. Personally, ny tastD J.,
ITS -Obefnsss and quiet tends TO Quak-
arlsm. think simple gtny or brown
dces2, Gning snIgly to @eil-bslsuosa
form, infinitely preferable TO "a costume
riyaling the brtlllanse of ths tropics:
and yet there is enough OF warmth il
my nsture To inpel me to loiter EbOet
Madison and Union Squares for hours
~ n time, just for tho purposc o. visw-
ing the passing stscsscie. Mind,
women auy more thnn 1 ana in favor
of free trade, bat do like TO sae IL
orce ia awhile, II for nothing mora
than to incr0hsS my nd Airation and
love for the women Of nay own city Of
PhiladOlphis"
/ a-ked this etaid 0laser gstlemsn,
who yet seemed possessed OF ting
of S oanisb Are in his vsins, what AZ
found to ne the difference bs5wesn
PnitsdeDphia and Nav York womon.
IDS hard to- tell" SAID he. "YOa
ssi.'t snsiyas tho hrst breath OF spring
with any cert'lnty of arr Wing se u
scientific 70. ult; you cannot apply the
formui a OF the differentiol calculus b
breath of perfume. In women We
are Taught TO look for O gott v.ioe, all
full of little modu!ations that have a
" orld Of meaning In Themselves; re
pose OF manner akin to that pliss'ul
rest whisa is Induced by tho fnu.m1r
of brooks and the whisper OF wino
among the trees. Now. Whist delicste
modulations OF The voice are
possible within reach OF those
internal elevated roaring rail
way trsine? What repose Of man
ner can you exp.ct in Is city whose
roar is like a tornado in 'ke forest and
whose entire population Il on me dead
jump to each the next trsinfo
81 an toihfer, theD," said L, "Lhat
tots everlasting noise and this iuole
giant haste has effect upon the voices
and lnsnnera OF our weWen"
mPrecisely,D replied he. "Women
are The mos, sensitive and susceoti5ls
thing. ia tho world. A breath will az
feet thes, e. pocialiy ii it has an o0or
of cloves, Nov, here's another thing,
all II a piece With what / have saip.
rbis beastly racket and Indecent haste
beget r gu ckening OF the blood and
nerves ann produce what yea might,
for temp rary lack OF more distinctive
wosds, term fast living. Thar is %
say ga use 4 great deal OF VII foros
in short time. Yoa do wonders In
year, nuo il your oOnstitution he good
you iiye to repent It in porous plasters,
hot water AMI dyspepsia. It's a nigh
pressure way OF living. High-pr.ss-
ure living inevitably causes hign-
pressure dressing in yoar, women,
which ny curious anomaly may
mAan low pressure dressing. Your
women are coasistent--is they live las,
they must dress accordingly. As q re-
sult, sannter along the fashionable
streets on pleasant MORNINGS and see d
gorgeous spectacle Of msRniicentiy
dressed women. What marvellous
birds OF passage these New YTk6rs
4re! Tue iowa ~ so Thoroughly Co.'S
mo pniitan that one gets ga end less va
siasy Of me m at artistic products of
iiffsrenf straiDa Of the worlds blnod.
The constant change ia the scioitlia-
ling panorama Is bswilderlng to ore
D soustone.i To people of single line
If gene logical descent.
Irhe sooer brown aod the demure |
gray, so enticiDg TO a man of quiet
.aaies, seem 10 have little place ia tins
silded thr@ng Of well-drsssed end |
we'll led women. OF course there are
bro wns ard grsys-whole costumes OF
.hap, in fac1--but. the effects are ~
great briiliapce / never Thought that
] gray costume could be made bri liant
YES, even hss hiug--but there II Is.
Il is the arrangement, you see, tia
brings color ont OF IN absence Of color.
rhs general effect of all these fios COS
umss Ia heightened to q considerable
,xtent bv the appearance OF good iiv-
ny which ousiines most OF these
forms. New York women
re VIGOROUSLY good eaters. les o
Dad thing O eat well. In woman 1t
ives the fpra conpsctnes and
oIidity; 1t develops the museies and
ives the appearances OF q well-knit
sme. Only kindly nature ard
God digestion can give Rraoemi
honlders and plump arms" ~,
al like these New York women
On finued ths Poi sde Ipniap, folio wiue
18th bis eyes graceful figure tItpping
ross muddy DIT OF street. II hkej :
Il m for their healthy IN crest IN life,
= fhnfr ana fIeotod Good nature, and /