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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
RUCH WYBORCZY
Detroit dnia % sierpnia, 1883 r.
Szanownv Majsterku!

-h JSleIku!
N~y b,s ME by4 }askaw u
m.escic W kowanem przez Ciebie
plsmie, re Wiarusy Polonusy tn
W Detroit chca sic wziasc do ku-
py, by take mice swego ziomka
.ildermanem.
Kandydat jest ci bez watpie-
MA 81. Majsterku dobze znanvm:
Jest MIN Wiarus Konstantv No
wakowski, delegat grupy ,,synowie
korony Polskiej" do zesz4oroczne-
go Sejmu Il. N. P. w St. Paul:
Wfasclciel sklada Recommendation
alnego pod Mr.. 2l6 przy Williams
av. ze wszech miar jest on 60
dzlen poparca wszystkich Polo
nusow, tenn wiecej, ze nietylko ho-
nor to nam zrobi, gdy Rodaka ma
tym urzedzle mice bedziemy, ale
nawet materyalnq korzysG Polskiei
osadzie przyniesG moze.
4 prawdziwym szacunkiem
dla waszego Majstersklego m}ota
G. R. S. of Field
sta}y czytelnik ]Viar,4sa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Cd REDAKCYI.

d o L o e d O.: Skoro Jego-
mosc korvspon4encyi ME psu]e, to
lep'ej wcale ME odpowiedziec, by
ME zastoso""i rrzystowia: H.
derz W sl6f, a nosy ce sic od.zwia!
d o Bay CT v.-N,ecbze to
mu systarczy IA odpowlcd5: Sko-
TO VASE Hurko dzi;,ta wsporic z
p"nem Geba, to jrz nnpewne Mos.
kaI zNrmcem sic .zgodzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
List p. Morgensterna,
Sz Redakcya Wlu,usa "
Winonie

Njnlejszem upraszam o ias-
kawe umleszczenie nastepnych
kIlku STOW " tamach swego
pisma w odpowiedzi na ar
tykuf pcdpisany nLeon" W
Mr.. 81 4 d. 23go Sierpnia rb.
WIauso.
Uprzejme zal Gfanie zawsze
i wszedzie znajjsue uprzejma
odpowiedz.
PrzyzwyczajoDy do krytyki,
ktora ma TAXA naive nawet
nie zasluguje, radujjc sic, gdy
nirzy tel raz cos Go rzetelnel
krytyki podobno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
ozwalamy sobie

Pozwalamy sobie
doniesc Szanownym
Abonentom, re VIA
Scicielem WIARUsA
jest cd % sierpnia b.
+. Jego redaktor HE
ronim Derdowski, ku-
piwszy drukarniae i
gazette z wolnej reki
Cd p. Franciszka
Dra@zkowskiego je-
go sp6lnik6w "a S
5000. Zatem wsZel-
kie listy oraz pienial-
DIE do WIARUsA od-
tad przese}a6 nalezy
ma rece wydawcy i re-
daktora pod takim
prostym adresem:
ii. DERDOWS SKI
Editor Of Wiarus
Winona, Mimi.
Majster, dziekujac
kochanym wiarusom
Polonusom "a do
tychczas okazywana q
mu zyczliwosc, u
prasza ich jaknaju-
: przejmiej, ably i ma
dal te jego gazette po-
pierali i pomiedzy
znajomymi swymy
rozpowszechniali
Kto winien "a
WlARUsA, niechaj sic
pospieszv z zap}ace-
MEM d}ugu, bo moz-
na sobie wystawi6: re
Majstrowi, skoro tyle
naraz Wy da} plenie-
dry, a co tydzieh ma
wydawnictwo przy-
ue, I'LL - W. ool"A " "
wychodzi, teraz grosz
potrzebny. Do szcze-
g6lniejszej wdziecz-
nosci bedzie sic czu}
Majster zobowiaza-
nym wzgledem kaz-
diego, kto mu w}asnie
W tym ciezklm dla
niego czasie przyj-
die z pomoca, pla-
cac W pore abona-
nant
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
G}uchota WyIeczOIla

Bed4c wyleczony Il ciezkie.j
giuchoty "a pomocq nader pro-
stego nieszkodliwego srodka,
wyszle kazdemu aqdajqcemu
bezp'atn!e opls mego wyle-
czenla. DR.. Nicholson III
Nc Dougal st New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

NaSampfZOu ZWracam uWa
ye 81. correspondents, ze spra
wozdanie, o ktorem nova,
jest tyllSo kwartalne, a wiee
obejmuje czynnoscl, rownie2
obrot 6nansowy, tylko z wy
mienionego kwarta1u: wyka.
zuiqc jednakowo2 calkowity
kapital, znajdujacy sic W re.
ku RI. Ctrl. w sprawozdaniu
roczuem naturaluie inaczej
rzecz sic ma. Tam dok}aduie
stan kazdego funduszu roje-
dyhczo musi byc po1aEym,
co tel JUL podezas mego da-
wniejszego urzedowania wy
peiniaiem. Do dzisiejszego
dn1n, oprocz pewnej korespon-
lencvi W Ognlshu, W ktorej
sic domagsno podaLla ilvsci
pozostalych arkuszy papjeru
mkt l'rzeciwko tego rodzalu
strawozdania ME remonstro-
wal, lrzyjeto vice, ze jest zu-
pelmie wystarczajacel".
Wypracowanie sprawozda-
MIA, chcac przy tenn bie2ace
czyn nossci zafatwiG, zajmuje
nicoIedwie kilka tygod" i dla
tego starom sic takowe jak
nalkrociej i zrozum'ale wypra-
cowac, ably czlonkom, kt6rzy
& ciekawoscia takowego rze
0ujq, niezadlugo dac czekac.
Go zas do kapitalu, rzecz
sic ma tax. Geese kapltolu
jest wypozyczon4, czest znaj-
duje sic W reku kasyera, czesc
zas u sekratarza al do obra-
chunku z kasyerem, ktorego
ME podobua co dz'en roblc.
1000 dol. wy?o2yczone ma hi
potel<e pc 6 procent pod}ug
tute.lszego zwyczaju; pocent
ma bye piacony co poi roAu
z doIu, 3e pienladze te 10
~la'y wypo&yrzone W miesn..
Gu Lutym, procent dor,rr" W
obeclym m,e~l4cu zosta Ia
p'"cpny " sprawo1damu
bleztceg" Nwartaiu u'nlt>zrZo
nvln bedHle Pi@nladz' umlesz
co. ne W banNu lle lnaa nc
q sprawozdaulem do czyu. MIA,
gdyz talk zostaiac ,|o dy>p"zy-
" kahdego czlsu, procentu
me przynosza. PleniadZe te
je'|nakowoz Z wielu prz1 czyr
przez bank przechodzie muszs
i to na)giowniej dla czeko~
przeslanyoh przez zamlejscowe
grupy a 'iczba lych dose wiel.
ka. Chc4c osob1scie czeNi, mo
;,ey order i drafts, rownie2
LNpress money orders kolek.
towaG, kosztowaioby to bar
dzo wiele czasu i poclagnelo
by "a SODA daleko wieksze
wydatki, nv obecnie, gdyz
bank liczy tylko "a czeki "a
miejscowe rs C. Cd sztuki,
wszystko inpe zas, z|ozone w
tym2e banku, zostanie skolek-
towane bezptatnie;; proceder
ten nadzwyczaj uiatwia wszel-
kie kolektowania.
Podawanic p3ledyhczych
t'unduszy W sprawozdanlach
kwartalnych ME byfoby row
niez praktycznem, ponlewaa
watpie, azeby sic rodane SUI
my Z EsIqzkami zgadzafy i to
q nastepnego powodu: Po-
smncrtne ma bye wypiaconem
W GO DIM Cd aplikacyi. Gas
ten jest IA krotki, czesto 4
dnl mimic, MIN posmlertne 20
stanle rozplsane, wiele grup
dopiero W GO dni skolektuje,
talk ze wyplacajac posmIertne,
zaledwo ]cdna czesG, a moze
i to ME, ma nieboszczyka tego
skolektowanq zostala, dla te.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

"'GceJ uO uemOkfatyZmu, nlZ
do republikanuzmu, stosujac
sic do zyczenia swoich villas
ciclell ora1 do usposobienia
znacznej wiekszosci polskich
mieszkancow miasta Winony
ktora dotad byla demokrackq.
Teraz jednakze> zmienif SIC
nietyl.;o zarzad Wa,usa, ale
zarazem i Polonia winonska
pZechodzi IA strone republi.
Sanska z powodu w:elkich
krzywd, jake przez lat II DO
znawafa ze strony partyi de-
mokrackie.j.
Chociaz krzywdy te tlSwiq
ieszcze W swlezej pamieci ma
s2ych aboneut,jw z Winony.
masi.ny ods}oni6 je wobec
wszystllich abonentow Wiayusa,
ably poznyli, dla czego partyi
d demokrackiej JUL wiece] u
fac ME mo2emy.
Przed paru laty dopuscii
sic Niemlec Baumann W ma
szej polskiej 4 wardzie oszust-
Wa PREY liczeniu glos6w de-
mokracklch, wsunawszy do mr.
ny wyborczej 300 gtosow lu
dzi, ktorych wcale W Winonia
ME byfo, aby tylko przepro
wadzic wyb1r Niemca. Pre- :
siedziaf on "a to rok w domu
karnym, ale plama, jaka so
bic przez TO zadafa partya de-
mokracka, przez to ME costa
ia Zmazana.
Nledawno temu pan Woj
CZECH Liberia, kiedy sic skon
czyf ple"wszy rok jego alder
mahstwa, napr6zno starai sic
o wybor ma rok rAstepny; ME
zyczl1wy Polakom Komitet de-
mokraclSl talk sprawa pok;ero-
wal, "a posrednictwem maize
tych krzykaczy W hall, ze ME
p. Liberia, jeno Hill, pot An
gllka, pol Nlemca, uzyskal no.
m'nacyq i zostaf wybrany al !
dermanem czwa:te] wardy.
W tyln sa,nvm czasie wy
brany 2ostai pan Lulwik ST.
korskl kasyerem miejskim, lec2
ledwie sic !. wybory skoncayty,
a juz poczelo sic macEerom
demokrackim zal robic, il do.
pusc1li Polaka ma talk wysolSi
nrzqd, j usi}owali mu go ode.
brac. N'cchaj wan pow1e, ko
cham wialusy winohscy, lie
to go kosZtowa1o sturan klo.
potow, ably sic utrzy mac prz}
TEN, na c" wydaf setki.
A cyl to me krzywda dla
tutejszycll Polakow. ktorzy oG
II lat, pfawie bez wyjatku,
wiernle stall przy tykiecie de
mokrachlln, ze w tym czasit
tylko jeden naszych wybra
ny zostai ma urzad znaczniej
sly? Jezell my sobie W nasze.;
polskie] wardzie wybierzemy
naszego polskiego aldermana
lub w d.ystrykcie mlejskiln
przewaznie przez Polakow "a.
mleszkanym, swc]ego komisa
RIA powiatowego, to przeciel
ME 2edna obca taska, tylke
skutek naszej wfasnej mccy
= ale czyz oni przy wybo
rach, W ktorych Gale miasto
lub cafy powiat bierze udz:al
dopomagali nam do wybraris
Pola&a? Jedyay raz dotad to
Zrobili, w dwunastu latacl
juz przynajmniej szesciu Pola
kow moglo bye ma wyzszycE
urzedach.
Czemua par;ya demokracka
me wyblera polsklego szeryfa:
Czemuz nle wybicra pol.
sklego reglstratora dolSumen-
tow?
Czemu ME pozwolq on
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
nam mice swojego Delegate
legislature?

me ma odpow'ednch do tego
ludzi. - jake to ME ma?
Czyz II. p. panowie Lorbiec-
I', LIBERIA, Kupferschmidt,
1ambenek inni ME byliby
zdatnl do pefnienia obowi9z-
kow szeryfa? - CzyA urz4d
reglstratora dokumentow, w
ktorym tylk" akta przewracaG
trzeba i kopiowac do|<umenty,
TAXI trudny, zw'aszcza Jezeli
sic ma ~prawnego klerka?
A jezcli pan Trawicki przed
dwoma laty wybrany zos1a}
do legislatury przez Rycerzy
piracy, cz~mu4 by tego same
60 zaszczytu ME mogt do~ta.
pic ze strcuy demokrackiej.
Otto W krotkirra zestawieniu
powody, dla kt6rych W zbliza-
jacej sic walce wyborczej Po-
lacy winohscy ME pozwoIa sic
bic uzywac przem4drzaly m
panom demokratom jako by
dfo .uczne do dzwigania mai
ciezszej broni.
Niechaj ma tykiecie powia-
towym postawia PolakA rrzy-
naJmAlej przy urzedzle regis
tratora dokumentow> % wtedy
wszyscy Polacy, u Z MIN! !;
Wlorus jakuajmocuie) heda
popierali tykiet delnoaxracki
CO sic tyczy pow a.
u.
lnna znowu sprawa z ty-
kietem stanewym, Tutaj znaj-
duje sic bardzo waany urzad
Delegate do Kongcesu w Wa
shingtonie, t. j. do tego wspol.
nego Sejmu cafych Stanow
Zjedn., gdz!e to uk]adaja pra-
wa. Tamdotad powinnismy
wybrac i posiac tylko dele
gata republikaiskiego;; dla
czego zas tax dziaG sic powin-
no, to wam zaraz wyka5e.
Pzeniesmy sic W mysli do
starego kraju to z 30 lat W
ty!. Swietne w6wczas by}y
easy dla polskica gospodar1y!
Me m1eli jeszcze wiele potrzeb
DO odzlez :,lsili zrobioaa z
we]ny z W}asnych uwiee albo
4 piotna, sic ua konie rpbil
i'm re skory, ktorej sami do
starcza'1, mlejscowy ryinarz,
woz robif wiejskl I1owal, ME
uzywali nj kawy, nj cukru -
zamla't tego podawana byta
ma snladanie wiele zdrowsza
polewka. Oj by]o tel wtedy
plenledzy, byfo! korcam! .je
mlerzyli gospodarze. = A dzi.
siaj? Gospodarze po wlehszej
czesci zadluzeni po same uszy
lub pobankrutowali, poszli Z
torbami, majatki ich rczpar.
celowane Ia male kawa}ki.
A gdzie2 pozostaly lch pie
niadze?
Posz}y ma nowomodnq dro.
ga odzlez do miasta, ma dro-
gle bryki j puszorki, ma rome
zbytki.
Jakzez ci gospodar2e byliby
; dis wdzleczni krolowi, gdyby
} by} wydal prawr, ktore by]o-
by lch ochrunllu cd wprowu-
dzaniA zbytkow do ich zagrol
j domow. Pieniqdze ich byly
by pieknie pozoslaiy ich
rfku byliby zamozuymi .jalS
dawnlej.
Podobnie, jak poszlo owyn
gospodarzom, staloby slq
harodem W tym tn Ilraju mie-
szkalacym, gdyby "a wiele
pienledzy wydawal IA rzeczy,
bez ktorych moae sic obyG.
'Dla tego tea partya republi-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
kanska wydafa madre prawa,

kahska wyda}a madre prawa
utrudnlajace dowoz towaroN
zagranicy. W portacE NOR
skich oraz wzdiua granic me
xykanskiej i kanadskiei ust;,
wioao urzedniHow, btorzy oc
kaz5ego chcqcy wprowadzi>
]akl towar do tego kra]u, ia
daja op}Aty podatku. Taxi po
datek zo@le sic G o o.
C h onl.e,
Rzecz iasna, lax ma dloni
IL take clio ochronne luz 2
tego samego powodu zhawien.
me dziafat mus1 ze powstrzy
muje wywoz pieniedzy z kra-
ju.
Ale uadto chroni QUO fabry.
ki tego kra]u handel cd
wspolEa wodnictwa zagraniry
Tu W Ameryce E.hrykant mu.
81 PLACID dro4sze ceny "a ro-
bote, vice i "a towar wiecej
zadac m'tsi, gdyby zas bez o.
p}aty ella wpuszczane tn byfy
towary *yrabisne Ia granica,
przy k1orych praco wall robot
nlcy do Is g"dzin dziennie
tylko "a poiowe TAXA Gene,
laka ppbiera robotnik amerv-
kansKi, 'nusiafyby tutejsze ia.
| bryki pobankrutowaG ludzie
4 napowrot powedrowaG do Eu-
ropy.
Demokraci, nie chcq, ably
by}o clio piaeonem "a towary
z zagranicy So w zasadzie
Ia wolnym handlem, fire G
tr d e, ME popieraja wiec
strony ;bteresu tegu kraiju>
lecz strothy Ang,ii, ktore,
najwiecej towarow przybywa
do Ameryki. Anglia po Gale
Ameryce ma swoich ageatow
ptacl miliohy, ably tylko prze
prowadzic nowe prawo, otwie
ra!iace dla Ameryki woln,
handel, dla teso stara sic dos
tao DO owego Kongresu, gdzit
prawa stanowia, jaknaJwiece
delegatow demokrnckich.
Cly to nam robotnikom, Iu
dowl polskiemu eie2ko ma ka
waiek chleb+ pracujqcem', Ia
klch posefaS do K-o' &: esu? :
Me! My w,yp,erajmv DO Kon
gresu delegatow republican
sklch, takich co by bron;I
&C oc h ronn y h. =
My Polacy q Ninony starsj-
nv sic posla6 do Korgres'
Delegate, ktoryby byf "a gro
mudzen'em jaknajwie&sze] ma
sv plenledzy W tynn kraju, .;
prowadzeniem robotnixow dc
dobrobytu, takim jest dele
gat republikahslsi 3 nuszt &C
dlstryktu
Mark Il. DunneI
0 tym dzie!IHm czfowiekl
oraz o lego przeciwniku To
maszu Wilsonie 'pomowimy "
nasten,,iaoyp s,,u,no,,o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Mark Il. Dunnel

o tym dzie!lGym czfowieku
oraz o lego przeciwniku To
maszu Wilsonie 'pomowimy W
nastepujacym humerze.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

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Dental ais
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For sale everywhere. Price CuroUrA
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an exquisite Skin Beautifer, CSC. CUTI
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81.
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THE POET POWERS

A feeling of gratitude impels me to
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TO the public as a very valuable remedy.
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CURED By CUT1CURA.

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CUTICERA ABROAD

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SOLVENT, which mas proved efectual
when all other remedies failed.
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now past his allotted thfeescore and ~
vas slowly walking under the trees ~
his hands behind him. and his thcdeH3
evidently far. far away.
"Dickey." said |. ''hc'saEce old gsp-
iieman.
Yes" said she. but he iooi.s c.cads&
lonesome"
. Hes a bachelor" said l. which ss
shouldn't be-"
Possibly. said she. there s. iauaEce
in his life"
There might have been. said T. but
his practical sense should have cone tr
the rescue, and he should have porltirrS'
his broken heart with resignation anH
some other woman for a wife
But could LcZ" she asked. with IL
ger;ng Suspicion in her voice THAI broSss
hearts are incurable.
Certainly" said |. land he would be q
croa. deal more comfortable now. With
pleasant home and womans gentle minis
tration. and his youth come Dr.. 10 lin
in his grandchildren.
He didn't hear us, Of course and lie
walked on. companionlcss. lonely. his
name and his fame to end with l,'a. his
potentaIity for good cut "1''a.cly 80 '~o;
a tomb at his feet il "A.-4 t-c.e "a-s
room but for one.
Nor is he the only old bachelor. ree.
tioatiug-drifting about on tie ,,:.'nts
of life at the national capital .i-ow
many. and I'll venture there isn't one
who. il lie had his life to live over again,
would not organize it into joint stock
concern and distribute the dividends
among his wife and children
heard right good story the other
evening about Hon. Tim Campbell, the
white necktied VI. c. from Ncw York.
The honorable and party Of friends were
talking about the qualifications necessary
to fit man for the great responsibilities
of representing IA district in congress
All the books a man needs, said o1fs
is Bible, Shakespeare and the Revised
Statutes of the United States
"Ochone," replied Mr. c, what's The
use OF books at all. at all. when q good
dinner has more 'fuence than a whole
library"
Taking congress by and large, it is my
opinion that. as u rule. the stomachie
development of members is considerably
in excess of their cerebral developmcI~'
And it is well that this is So. for rndc
with large stomachs are the safer states
men; they are not plotters and schemers;
lovers of ease they will'take no action to-
ward its disturbance, and they serve ex-
cellently well Us governors to the heady
engines with which they are necessarily
COMPELLED TO be connected in the work OK
controlling and directing national affairs.
Dlckey informs me at this point tha,
when woman gets 10 talking politics 81
develops her leading faculty, and sh"
wants 10 talk ON forever.
don't. MARY JANE.
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then cover that with lace or net. More
depends upon the artistic coloring and
arrangement than richness OF material
These are the most used for al festive oc
caSiOns
When we see fans. by very natural
association OF ideas we think Of ice cream
ana the sea side, Of warm days and hot
sun. and that Of course recalls the newest
agonics in the way Of bathing dresses all
imported direct from Paris" | should
hope so, for tho credit of the common
sense of our own mOdistcs. These cos.
tunes are really TO he worn on the sand
by the beautiful young ladies who are
trying TO make everybody believe they
are so very modest they cant 20 out Of
the house without chaperon. They
are bathing dresses, TO he sure, but the
wearcrs do more running and lolling about
The sands than bathing in the ocean. 1t
Is only lately that the young ladies Of the
very select circles would appear in bathing
costumes publicly, but now there have
been 50 many discoveries and improve.
mcnts in the art Of dressmaking as we'll
rs stocking weaving that they no longer
hesitate. The bathers all wear corsets
now, with more or less Improvement to
them. These corsets ire peculiar in shape,
very The bottom Of them ends IN pair
of stockings so long and 50 very oddly
shaped that one might call them stuffed
tights If one did not know that there has
been now why of knitting invented that
can mako the garment two inches thick
at any given point. So with these and
the shoes of canvas and the dainty little
caps. and the wee bit flannel dress and
pantics. the fashionable bathcr looks too
charming for anything All ladies, real
ones. wear stockings. That is where the
line is drawn The other dress is for the
non 5qthcr to wear down by the shore 10
criticisc her friends in.
Flonnol or serge. darl. blue or cream
color. mako pretty and serviceablc dresses
for wear at seaside or mountain for after
noon or evening when there is no occasion
for special dressing. We present two very
handsome and even elegant dresses Of this
type the cream colOred one being u serge
and the dark blue one of flannel. The
braided patterns across the front and
elsewhere upon them can be bought ell
ready made. or the maker can sew the braid
on herself 10y having the pattern stamped
upon il. Gowns of this style are sulta-
bic for quite young girls and for elderly
ladies as well, all depending upon the
accessories. They are peculiarly elegant
and ladylike.
For those who like more ornate and
fuller drapcd toilets are the two home
gowns. which can be made in any ma
terial from muslin 10 silk, though most
suitable in some of the washable pattern
goods. Ii will be noticed that bnstles are
growing smaller by degrees and beauti-
fully less, the most of the fullness being
given by the draping only.
Shoes are shown in many places of dark
metallic green and blue ia color, and
stockings arc seen in scarlet, crimson and
ruddy gore red, in solid mesh. and also in
open lace work where some of the holes
are eo larpe AS 10 show the foot through
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a-os. and therefore they study and pose
AMI arrange and rearrange until their
taste. money and ingenuity can go no
farther, and then they regretfully give up
the struggle for perfection. always short
q their ideal
But IL iscyactly otherwise with a man.
lust watch him make his toilet See with
what self satisfied assurance he ap-
proaches q mirror lie feels that it would
b. needless waste of time to gaze upon
hrs reflection or study up new possibilities,
FOR he knows that he is already as perfect
creature Us exists He feels sure that
be could not be improved upon. There
fore he combs forward the three hairs and
half on his shining head, brushes up his
mustache and smooths down those lovely
whlskers. pulls his collar up a little.
ie-ks his vest down. and squirms into his
coat. puts on his hat and gives one fual
glance at his superior person, and says
Umplaccntly: Not so bad, my boy"
lights .his cigar and goes forth smiling to
conquer And seen from other peoples
eyes what does this paragon look like?
Well. he is trile bald in the first
place Next he Is short, hc is fat, he has
three c!i-s and his beard is always
sra,chy the day after be is shaved he
l.- O coarse. rough looking neck with
very large Adam apple, his hands sre
hairy. aud one can tell By the shape of his
bots that he has seventeen corns and
three buniOus. and besides all this, he has