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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-21
d. nngc,. Sermons

\ letter was received in this city from
a gentleman ina New York, who said he
had received two copies OF the TINES
containing DR.. Hoges sermons; that he
had read them 10 his family with tears
I'm bis eyes. and that they were greatly
comforting TO bis mother and his wife
that he had sent them TO son Of his
who was at school al Harrow, In Eng
land, with the request that he should for
ward them To friend i'm Scotland after
he had finished with them, and that any
editor who took So much pains TO furnish
his readers with such sermons deserved
the patronage of the public
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DR.. HATCHER At THE GRACE-sTREET
Baptist CHURCH

DIR. HATCHER At THE GRACE.sTREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
DR.. Hatcher had prepared Il special
sermon 20 deliver last night al the
church of which he is pastor, bnt owing
10 The stormy weather and slim attend
ance, he stated that he thought ii would
be best TO save il for another occasion.
He governed himself accordingly, and
after reading the 10th psalm, made a
brief but interesting and profitable talk
Starting of, he said that he had some
thoughts To present 10 the congregation
on the subject of serving the Lord
There cannot possibly be good reason
why We should not serve Him, and there
are many considerations why we should
10 so. To refuse TO serve Him is 10 rob
Him OF what rightly belongs 10 Him
am glad 10 think that most OF you pres
ent tonight are servants of the Master.
doing all that YOU can TO please Him
There are TWO or three considerations
that | shall bring 90 your attention. One
is that we should serve Him with glad
ness, not with q heavy heart and down
cast spirit Some recon every day
ulAtl tic IMPRESSION tNhl IT u EloOulN
thing TO serve the Lord You must
serve Him with light heart, with
willingness and cheerfulness There are
some persons who doubtless thinl. that
the more cross, unpleasing and mopinely
,hey look the more they are serving Him
Why, II any one does YOU favor you
like for him 10 do il with gladness and
willingly. II you 90 into store 10 make
u purchase YOU like 10 be waited on
with courtesy and willingness II you
have servant YOU want him or her to
serve you readily and willingly and with
gladness And when we come 10 Gods
house for worship il is well for Us TO
come with songs on our lips.
have just two remarks 10 make about
this matter Of singing. | suppose there
are some persons who never do sing,
who never make an attempt at it They
cannot sing, OF apparently they cannot
/ DO not know whether they will sing
when they get 10 Heaven. ] suppose,
brethren, that il is not the mechanical or
manner OF our singing that the
Lord looks at But he likes TO see Us
singing with gladness, and we ought to
DIN in the singing and enter il with our
lesTts God loves singing Now this Is
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BooTs AND SHOES.
Personal

4 RRfNED-MADAME LAM. $50
y l23 EAST BROAD. CORNER SECOND
tCp sta.rsl Wonderfully Gifted ChIpol Hat
Astrolo.er and sp.rtua' Medium. Cou.u.tl.f
900 love. marriage. divorce. ana business. h0l
viii be- more chan satisfied. Causes the s'ns
10 marry with best results restores lost Iote.
brings pafbtei together, removes eii in
nueoces ana jealousy tells what you are b. So
nttcd for. ans bow tosucceed in hus.ness. ifs
reading by mail on receipt of g. Nama I...
ot hair. date ot birth
Hours Prom An tos e. NJ sundays
from &C. D. n llalf 90
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About go o'clock last evening, when
the rain was pouring in torrents, there
came fire call from station 81, located
al the corner OF Second and Leigh
streets II turned out that a slight blaze
had been seen in Mr. John Kraft >
stable, corner First and Jackson streets
and messenger was sent 10 procure the
key and send in the alarm. This wasall
done in big hurry, and when the ap.
paratus rolled up with a complement OF
men, il was found that the ire VAS out
and, indeed, that the call had really been
an unnecessary one. No damage
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The American Re-Opened.

The American Hotel has been leased
by Mrs 4. ID. Atkinson. and has been
formally re-opened. The hotel, which
has been closed for several weeks, has
been put in complete repair and greatly
improved The rooms are TO be hea'en
by steam, and the elevator put 10 run
ming. No doubt, under her management
This hotel will fully maintain its old popu-
larity.
Mr.. Charlie Dodson, will, it is under,
stood. lease the st. James, which VIII
also De thoroughly renovated and hXed
no. and run 4 under the name OF The
D0dsOn House
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DON'T Hesitate

for one moment, but buy box OF the
Cherokee cough drops and cure that cough
you have Only g.. per box. SatIstac-
ton guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale Al all drug stores and confeciioneries
Trade supplied by Purcell, Lsdd d Co
and Powers, Taylor & Co, wholesale
druggists.
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Mrs Bjones--l suppose that new
grand piano was Mr. leIeusou's present
to you You must bee very proud of d.
Mrs Ferguson-ies. IL was very nice
OF him. but. ola, Edmund, You must
show Mrs Bjones that lovely silk hand
kerchief which gave you, -B0si0n Post
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noted as being very eloquent speaker,
will make addresses tomorrow night At
Union Station Methodist Church, at Old
Market Hall on Wednesday night, and AT
Leigh-street Baptist Church on Thursday
night.
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The Perfection

OF the age in the medical line Is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ufactured only By the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, CAL
Ii il agreeable to the taste, acceptable to
the stomach, harmless in its nature, pain
less yet prompt, and thorough in its ac-
ton. Owens & Minor Drug Company,
Richmond. Va.
CLUTCHES, TRussEs, AND BRACES 4
Owens & Minor Drug Company
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East Lynne
TIE THEATRE


This fayorite place Of amusement will
reopen tonight with Dilks, Gray
Kelly and Belmonts refined star
Specially Company Il Is said 10 be one
OF the best specially companies on the
road
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NrnGINfA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY.
nICHN0sD. january b, ISIS.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STOCKHOLDERS of tfls company Wil
Doe held at thtlrtflcc. 80. itb Main Street
JANUARY ~. l-s9 at J.. O'Clock ~
no g.. RICHARDSON,
m1TH Secretary.
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Amu.ements This week

The most iastidiOus of Richmond s.
amusement lovers can find nothing this
week az which TO cant AT the Mozart
musicaie tonight programme OF
unriyaled excellence is presented, and
an evening of genuine pleasure may be
anticipated
The next attraction will be Miss Ada
Gray, in her weil-known and popular
play. East Lynne
TIE THEATRE
AZ the Theatre Monday and Tuesday
nights that eminent arhste, Miss Clara
Morris, willappear in play entirely new
TO Richmond entitled Renee de
Moray" The mere mention of Clara
Morris name is sufficient 20 attract full
and critical houses, and 10 can be safely
predicted that an who attend will enjoy
a dramatic and artistic treat.
Miss Morris will be followed by
the famous fayorite. Sol Smith Rus
sell. who will undoubtedly be greeted
with large and fashionable audience
next Thursday evening, when he opens
his engagement al the Theatre in his new
play. a Poor Relation" IT will be pre-
sented for TWO nights and az the Satur'
day matinee.
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PAiNrs. OILs. sc

DAlNTS. OILS. WINDOW GLASS
L Pt Try. and a general a-sortmon ~
PAINTERS SUPPLIES
sold al the lowest nMrc-. We Hlt agents ..l
longman s. Martinez absolutely
PURE PREPARED PAINTS.
considered hy those who have used them tlI
best DAtaut send iOt sample rII0I..I rari
BOOEkEh BhOIHEhs,
Wholesale Uuggsft
au t-tf Richmond. kl.
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TuELADiEs of RICHMOND AND
MANCHESTER who are Interested in 'hi
"fmlnpsfc-f' afo requested tu meet { .NH
y. a. &. a. Han on Tuesday, JANUARY 'ti ai
a. a. hh.t
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GROCERIES SC.
HeW Years Receptions.

X l.. tlhls Ian W.
successors 10 Christian a White have oa
hand fine line ~
sHERRfES
or THEIR OWN BPORrAuON
Also. ROMAN AND GOLD LION PUNCHEs
CANTON GINGER. Dry and 30 syrup;
HOME MADE BRANDY PEACHES.
A fresh lot Of CHOCOLATES and COCOAs
A rich variety of DECORATED PARLo
CANDLES. and
Full stock OF MALAGA GRAPES AMI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tien
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EOLLEGE OF WILLIAM AID
" MARY.
Ihe second hsif session begins FERHI All b.
10. lrf1 Exceptional advantage afforded ,i.
dents Nhn desire 10 cheap aud liberal ria
fl0u A numlorOt sgho Hrshlps vacant ...s
Ton state students slD ID month. to Include tt
expenses, coats tor pas students. fuifr ID ~"
en- DO Hui 81 per month. fu include al li.rI
.tXurn-ts Healthy climate Located uu .ln
tht-ateake Hnf hu railroad. forty esrn
mHts from Richmond. LYON q. TYLER
i.u.eudfI irtsiirlf
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This nrm conducts a GENERAL REAL p,
TATE BUSINESS and is fully prepared -.
execute any orier- connected with ihe rr.
chase or Sale of Property
Special attention given Co tho sa'oof ST..
eral Lands rn
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OFFICE OF IHE
NICUMONU IAION fA--fNDth kAiiM A.
CoMFANY. 9a BANN eTnfLr.
RICHNoNp "a. january 3. l,r3.
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
y STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY iu ..I
Dee helI uf tle office OF ttc Company. on DO
.th day 90 February, le-Y. 40 D. Ocluch. N.
by NiIoi 500 acting preside ut
ANDRFW PfZllNi jH.
iIaA % SECRETARY
ucunoSD. Va. january O. l--4
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MELl
Ing Of the stockholders or the sou 700
ERIN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Ricfm3nd Va, VIII Doe held at thc office oi
the company SATURDAY. the ieTH issrAsl
atfPM.
nilit' j. .. =. LoRTON = cretny
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rhe City Court has taken recess un
nh Monday, when the case cot the Com
m0nwealth against Mu-co. 0tls William
jordan. viii bee begun Before the recess
the city attorney carried dismay into lho
camp of the dealers IN spirimous and
malt liquors by causing TWO OF them to
be indicted for selling 10 minors Ofthe
fifteen indictments brought in conyic.
lions on ten were secured amt zines inn
posed The whisky was sold in most
cases 90 small colored BOYS who claimed
TO be- purchasing for others
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ACCIDENTAL suoorSe.

William i Birch is about twenty-five.
and is the son of Mr. $ A. Birch, a we'll
known, enterprising citizen of this
county The shooting was purely acct
dental The only thing ccnsuable was
tnc careless handling of firearms
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THE SOULS REFUGE

' We need TWO things-justihcation and
sanctifcaiion; we need pardon for the
past and passport 10 the home OF the
pure in heart in the future We cannot
obtain either by any sacrifices or services
OF our own II is evident. then, that
every sinner must be lost, unless il
pleased God 10 do for him what he could
not do for himself Well, il has pleased
God to do that very thing What a
weak, sinful man cannot do, the strong,
holy Son Of God can, and did do. lie
was made sin for us'--that is, was
treated rs a sinner because he took our
place and voluntarily suffered what we de
We might not have to suffer
Tor our own sin. Sin is like debt we
,wed God Christ has paid it, paid il all, |
md God viii not require the payment !
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Now am going 10 surprise those Of
you who are not familiar with the story
Al midnight there were strange noises
heard 10 the inner prison; sounds that
never came out Of il before What
would you expect 10 hear from men who
had been cruelty whipped and laid on
dungeon focr with their feet made fast
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members of the church were called 10.
gether and communication from Rev
" j. Shlpman, in which he offered his
resignation as pastor, was read After
some discussion on the part OF several
Of the members with view 10 laying ID
on the table the church finally accepted
H.
Mr. Shipman has received and accepted
a call 10 the Baptist Church al Halifax
Courthouse, and this s. the cause of bis
resignation, which will take effect on the
fifth Sunday In March
CHURCH NOTES
The Holy Communion was celebrated
yesterday morning at the First Picsby-
lerian Church, corner OF Grace and Mad
isOn streets.
Al Trinity Lutheran Church, on The
corner Of 1wenty-ninth and 4 streets,
the pastor Rev George + Shuey, preach
ed both morning and night In the
morning be spoke about the Test Rule
of Live Church, and al night his sub
iect was The Archhend OF Hell
At Meddell Memorial Chapel, on DEN
ny street, Rockets yesterday evening,
III. 1 hMtl0 iNifNlaANA tlt 'hN luiltAk tl
the Lords supper
Rev James VI Rawlings, chaplain Of
the University OF Virginia, preached at
the Third Presbyterian Church ye-Ier-
day two eloquent sermons
The pulpit OF Grace-street Presbyte-
rian Church was filled yesterday by Dr.
j. F. Latimer, Of Union Theological
Seminary.
Mr Alexander NJ Purdy. a minister
in the Society OF Friends, preached last
night at Union Station Methodist Epis-
copal Church
The pulpit OF Laurel-street Methodist
Church was filled yesterday morning by
Dr. :. ). Lambeth, of Broad-street
Church
There was no service at Centenary
Methodist Church last night The pull
pit of this church at the morning ser
vice was occupied by Rev J J LaifeTty,
D. ID.
There will be temperance speaking
during the present week under the aus
pices OF the Order OF Good Templars
Mr. Lou. ], Blanchard, OF Ohio, who is
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THE CHURCHES
WELL ATTENDED NOTWITHSTANDING
AN INCLENENT SUNDAY.
DR.. RoGES SERMON AT THE OLD
MARKET.


Notwithstanding the snowy. rainy.
wintry and Indictment weather generally
yesterday, the church-goers of Rich.
mond, with their usual alacritv, turned
out in large numbers, and the average
congregations in the various places OF
worship were not very largely diminish
ed. The following were the main fea-
lures of the day;
Rev. DR.. Hoge preached his regular
Sunday-night sermon at Old Market
Hall last night 10 a large congregation.
as follows:
DIR IIoce I'm Old Market Han
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

ncea an Dspensa 4
in
and diseases rutn gfrtm.a A e t Co
diseases % he : s
IlaIa
re-
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Drs las a JOIN DOYLE ktanaaoo Mi-a
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-09

Sc q - good -1gsasszs - rAe.r frsu.-
1ors ~ Gseg r-1 -az q 81 49, -1eeFf.l
rrs ~ -. a. r-al si.-z - l-zzs g-ses
<ecl .-szel y SEA see1.
Tie s--e9oara . = 4-4rxec te4tars. re-
ces,el 4-eclF utta - .sLa-rl l4ry c1l-
-l4r'is 60 sl-.sr s-ss. 4--ss-lz 4a-a.s rola
r.f ice se-st sf s..lers. are. z14 -1s ecazz
80 14lllF 4a- re s.te .1 &c 44 .os=l e11eF-
e-se l1-4 9e---c -ss 1eers. 1eefe t--s.
II tl@ -e-fsr secti.l. E1- observer l-1s =
large 4Da Fiaa-g aee.sr-1 "a. le.l F.-ss ola
Gov. 4al - tals IS tlss .llF .s.119s u l1as
a-l-, t4s -pgerf 4nifY for d.spss IS
rielless - els zlsals4zs - a. para .e.-l-
t-e t-1lz ls ellal.sl u - raal..erer. 81 -
s4l.c wa carved .ezs su1 . !. -lo--s-sG
uza9E4ag Top Tie noor IS lal1 sllsp y a41
vel. VITA 10 attempt ~ eszzat.s .a4. cls-
pay segcld Tie r.ea polished z1rs ~ -
sQ.lc s-ri4a7 c4svrlHx ltls IS g.eA rag.
deep peacecd 1ll-. slL4 = - de --l1-r.ag u
1sep red sla old god
The ce-sus decoration = simple 4lc rich
il Blle. elia -ILe el41orafI9a oegl11 ln-
q4-et harmony ~ III eo.o--4x. L4e center
pace of b 2. relieved D. = l4rl. Ias te
oaal ~ god aaa ll .e Q-H1 i. cora ..9n
il lls c1rlerss TIE outside pa.- Is =
soft, p-e-lar Dreaa-sn Eea WIKI .-e o4t-
size sizes - 4..el olive greea tls whole
beng oorGere1 ~ ines ~ Gee. er Give All
red fle clars favor tae table lu sty. 70.
are Sod ga olid and s-mple ln design /.
tae coverings are leather, = deep, rlss-t
browa
Atosether the effect of the room = rich
80 s&--slyins - the eye I'D seases, a-d
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wear iS brought 70 heLr. and the cOnsidera-
Die extra cost IS not necessarily considered,
this should De made Of solid wood one inch
thick II thoroughly and vel done, there
Is no reason why this floor should not out
wear more than one generation.
These who consider carpets necessity
everywhere throughout the house should
select dark and quiet coioring, and tins is
aftainabie in these enlightened days in
almost any grace aud make in the market
Il matters not whether wood floor or carpet
Is used. out the large center rug should
usver DO omitted. as 10 catches the greater
part Of the wear and tear, as well as
crumbs, and can De removed and shaken
with LITTLE trouble. This should De large
enough % admit of the table and chairs en-
tirsIy within its limits.
The dining g--oom chimney or martel- -picre
claims attention a. a. especially prominent
feature in any house. and when one iu-
duiges in the pieasurso's luxury q buud-
ing. this feature is easily attained: OF II
conditions allow. ard there i no fireplace
q -eadvin place. = = comparatively AT mex
perslve luxury 20 make the necessary alter
atoms, and the added com fort thrs attained
= more t1sn an 0rset 70 the necessary ex-
uonse and q discomfort attending the under
taking. This should be- a large as circ-m-
stances VIII allow. and = the room j. C m
rarstvelv small. ksep -'e lower or uantei
proper close to The va.I. allowing very ft'-s
projecfion into fre r00rr below the s1e r
Tbs viii rrt .nte-fe - rithfeo proper 81 "
ice daring fhs progress of the meal, and
save aav c~-vd.ag or plsuug by - ger
about she table The des 81 accom- par~ <
Shows such a arnsnfs.. tas festarso ~ Tb..h is
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SCALPED ALIVE.
How It Feels TO Have the Top OF
Ones Head Torn OF
Private sanbertson's Becoliections ofsn In
dian Campaign-Tbe Morning Attack
Hand-io-Hand Struggled Mo-
ment of Agony.

The story Of a soldier named Delos @.
Sanbertson, Of Monroe County, Mich, Is
the first actual description, ] believe, that
any one has ever heard Of how IL feels 10 be
scalped While ne was in the hospital at
Laramie heard him tell the story many
times. and every time Il made ne shuddcr,
a. IL does still wherever think Of H.
Sanbertson belonged 70 the United Stotes
infantry, which was part Of General Gus
ter's command in mis- campaign AGAINST the
Indians in 1869 He participated in man' Of
the engagements OF that campaign. the most
important OF which was the fight with the
celebrated Black Kettles band on the
Ouachita II was in this fight that SanOert-
son was wounded and scalped by the IN
dams, and remem Der that nearly all OF tue
old frontiersmen said that he was the only
person they ever knew Up TO that timc who
hal been thoroughly and Enthusiastically
s.alnec aud lived TO tell of it.
For some davs before the meeting with
black Kettle Clusters scouts had been
bringing in reports that the Willy chief was
camped with large following somewhere
on tue Ouachita. and that he was sending
out predatory bands Of his warriors to plum
der settlers and irnmi grant trains. Custer
decided 10 hunt him up and punish him.
The infantry was two miles in advance OF
the cavalry, when one DAY. just az daylight,
il came in sight Of the enemys camp.
'-We were on high hill overlooking tao
valev.' Sanberts0n said. In giving the ac-
count OF the affair, land the Indians were
below L vas ia the w.ddle - winter ard
the snow was deep The Indian camp was
in a rCcky spot, and 6 ths women and chill
dreu were there il was evidently the head
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r. loe>ing, Dat handsome in It's furnishings
sn1 Aceessosies AID 50 mlch has The ne
ee-sit} Tor arilsNr faraisaiag impressed
D sen upon or manli=c =ciurrfs, that "e.l-
designed flrElfrre may oe found from me
richest u the Simplest nne. The fapsi im-
portant article ol llrnltlf IN our ann 3
rooms ana TIE one oest calc-ta-ed - sifiAe
tne eye on entering. Is inc sldr1oAfd II :
not practicable in 4-l cases 70 D4ld ihis IN
g. ioF-ioh ot lAe @feA. 3eciafal treatment
oi lle room an1 III = u7>lfso-e' ia 77-oeA-B
one 10 serve a. 50 pirate ie--LFe' 70 sNo-1
cFer-eiAlof AlenV77. p '' "Aiy Tot spod taste
s4@e' Or is own u h,''Ns-c "et--s' o@i o7-
cause our sll7oo~'u petAi''9 '"0 oi>i Af q
fl-ny pe-ut-lli Anl ornamental ln'nsS 70
good advantage ard TOO hAch ofnAieness
10 detail detfacts y greater or lesser eA-
tent according 70 circumstances SILVER
emma aud sass"af spafA-e a"H gov iroiA
rs capaci'ts sheifts, gaming il-A ana new
oe4lty from ine uafA1F OacASfolnd OF
"oou' ana lNfh't lNo fafs OF suh-iShl or
Aiei'Snt I-lo a. i'ie eot'r9 ol 'ne PRISM
Our sAoich en- P-ie7 ih1 requirements OF
an oFnato ainihs 1ooh' ana Is Aeiiher zoo
larse 10 o7 o'.rLslNe 'n 10 'diuiD SIZED
room or 700 7i'.'-- ioF use. Il Is hos AUTO
s0s"s' .'"o-o - $50 ION an sue
0O.-' N' -o' Il -.0 S-e-'eS Oe "7il nlleu Il par
taxes TOO ui~oH Ol TIC nature OF museum,
some FoOiils arc 700 Sinai ior any siueOo"rd
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- wei. meet tso &C more times a taV, AMI
ss lt - pecllI4rlry of hcsplt4o.s Ameri-
cl-ls-l4s41y ~ Is a. l--s1--rlaE We I've -
piease tad 4Ifraer tle friendly comment of
Cur frielts. we snouid ca tlls ground. II
B0t f4a Mors selfish one - pleasing our
selves. make cur dining rooms as cheerful
al home l4s a. possible
II tle room DO lagze ani vel lighted by
day aud aienf. rar1e. dark sni riea color
lng IS taelral.e- 1lr il q slna cr apartment
softer ant more fe.icite treatment of deco
rsllng ant furnishing - recommended. as 10
sives q feeling ~ more space ant cheerful
ness For tns former WanlE. rosewood
sn1 mahogany are appropriate and in good
t-ste, Whlle asl. oaa, unstalaed cherry aud
0taer lgater woods mazs snail room ap
pear 10 better advantage
in m4ay houses furnished lnd'r ordinary
circamsfances and principles there Is 10
room tlal 50 i.ttls expresses Tor Nlat 10 IS
iatended as This, it IS strange, bgt a general
cold snd barren LOOK seems % pcrVade tbs
az a. rooms, tnat slclld oe perme4t-d by a
warm glow Of hospitality. To be sure. in
tie practical mind. profuse table seems
the usual an1 most nrfing z express Of this
virtue. out this, exec llenL as Tar as % goes,
4 not enough. win NOT few wei prepared
dishes, set forth amid CHEEKY and al ract-
fve sgrrouatiass. .e FAR more attractive
By Is subtle appeal % tne rner, while saus-
fling tle coarser sense, than could the
more samptl0ls and Whoie-shecp styie OF
feudai times. The dt-ms doctrine, ex-
pounded ia the days wheu creature com
forts o'er-fopped the retnemeuts or life,
that tns dlniaz-roclu should contain moth
Ing % divert tae attention OF the guest
from the hos pltsoie board of his host has,
under The refining inhlsuces OF modern
civilization. become ohso etc sad thing O Z
The past Indeed, for while IL may still have
ia disciple THY. Ike the followers OF tho