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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10
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Hya DIES votes par assig i
i , q aussi du pain pas
Ieu6.
Quelle diferencey q till aan 4
,imprImenr ct an .inslisateur
L'imprimear fat les aHc
linstituteur l'ecole.
On reproche son ingraf
an cltoYen qui parle fort mal
homme gni lui a rendn seryie.
Oai. dit:il, e sails bien ouH
fat aToir ma place.
place, &c nest pos uae sih
Tu mas pas une plastic
Non.
Et cheztt0i
Chez moi, tout ie monde NJ
merci.
81 de filler.
Une assez bonnie phrase dun
san.
Vous desrisz vous retire.
vile. lui disait "a eitadin u
amis.
La vie y est trOp chere
it; ct e ne pourrais faire ca
la chance voulait que
"malheur0 De perdre ma
Monsieur vient 40 sroaQA
IN bouquin une vieiIIe maz
dis que chaqae fois qaun d
c'est qu'un mensonge 80 ait
Et-demande madamo
les Coqs chantentils ds
au petit jour?
C'est probablemens parc5
c'est lie moment Oh Ton c0nma
imprimer les journaux.
En- voyage de noces.
La jeune mariee mn male
sante d son 6poux, gu da
du train
Mon eh6ri, taehons, avaos
trer dams l'hGtel, de ne pas
Fair de jeunes mari6s Cd voyag
noces.
LIE ieune epOux.~Tn
mon amour. ITEMS, porte ~
ma came ct mon paTapluie.
L'oncle Went d'ayoir uae alaN
d'aPoplexie foudroyaute.
Les neveUx, reunis dams
bre vCiaine de celle da 10
.attendent, anxieux. le diagnOsl q
medecin.
&c dernier declare qne r. uslas
est completeness ramis.
Alors, uH des heriners fors
Oil nous avoir dome une
emotion pour rien
Ecole de Ia vie pratique;
Mes compliments: il paTsl1
vops avez conquis une jolie po
Ca ma pas ele sans peiae.
lis fat assoc courir, puissaAl
tecteurs I
Et vetre ~confrare, voas Ag
9tait ri piOcheur
Oh ! lui. touionrs Il maa
ton precaire III ne pouva
a rien.
Pourquoi
II passait tout son tenN
vailleri
La dansease.-Mainteaaa
enlargement de pied 81 Fops
bien9
lie cavalier
dezTous2
La danseuse.-Jai te plea
s~ufisamment ecrase go foaF
gauche aiI vous plat,
Un.joH mot du papa
rapporte par Ie 1I1e
ii offalt, an jour da sa0sa
cardinal aui 6tai venu ~
visite. lie cardip al refusa
tant qn'il n'avais pcs G Vlcs
Ce nest pas IN rec rsp'
Pape. car, ii cen esais
PanriezI
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10

The Lottery Comdany is now
engaged in casting out their we'll
baited hooks.
They will draw in their lines, bye
and bye, and see what fish have
bitten. Clinton Democrat.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10

SNVANAA4H 9Sy*AAVV''sS
Saturday, May 10, 1890
Pulitzer and his gang of scaven:
gers have been indicted by The New
York City grand jury, tor libeling
Judge Hilton, in the World.
The Times.D Democrat is always
making q show of itself. This time
it is a labored editorial abusing
Congressman Fred g. Nicdring-
:haus, Of Missouri, because he is
going to vote with the Democrats
on the tariff bill, as his personal
interest is best subserved By 80 do.
ing. Has it ever struck that editor
that the Louisiana delegation would
:all vote for protection, if they had
a chance, eve if they are "for
revenue only" Let all the Re.
publicans vote with Democrats if
they want.
!. As q specimen Of delicate and
refined sarcasm, this little article
taken from the CatahouIa Times, is
without doubt as fine as any in the
English language: 1T is possible
that his Excellency might be able to
discover some member Of the bar
whose legal lore and qualifications
in all other respects would compare
9aEorabIy with those Of Judge
Poehe, and be an equal ornament
to the bench, reflect. credit upon the
appointing power and preserve in
full force the old Democratic doe.
trine of rotation in Office, even if it
is a Judicial one"
The committee appointed to or.
,ganize the Louisiana Society Of
the Sons of American Revolution
will meet at Baton Rouge in con.
ventioa on Thursday, May Is, at
IL N. The members Of the COM
amittee from this Congressional
District are, Hon. Clay KnobIoch
Thibodaux, james Jeffries, Alexan.
dria, Don Cadrey and M. j.. Foster
Franklin, A. q. Gay.l Paquemine
DR.. G. j. Edwards, Abbeville,
Dudley Avery, New Iberia and
Q. N. Pugh, DonaIdsonville. All
sections of the country will be we'll
represented. Hon. w. II. Jack, Of
Natchitoches, is chairman Of the
committee.
Miss Yznaga, a young lady
claiming this State as her home, the
family owning several large cotton
plantations in Madison parish, is
now a Duchess. But when our
readers BEE mention Of the Duchess
of Manchester in the society col.
1mns Of the Pic. and I'D, they
can recall this little item and ask if
the poor girl has not paid too high
FOR her gilded bauble of q title !:
death, by removing the Duke of
Manchester, has put Viscount
Vaudeville, one of the lowest ruf.
fans Of the English aristocraey-
and that is saying q good deal
into the British house of Lords.
This noblemen has for seme time
been living on the charity of Bessie
Bellwood, a musie.singer now in
Jail, and is the husband Of an Amer.
lean woman, formerly Miss Yznaga,
who now becomes q Duchess, though
long separated from her Lord.
A New York girl, who seems to
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10

Advertise in MERIDIoNAL.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10

A New York girl, who seems to
be we'll posted, writes as foIlowe:
"The lucky color for women has
changed this year, and instead Of
wearing a bright yellow garter, as
we did a year ago, to bring us good
luck and q sweetheart, it is now the
coraect thing to get a bow Of royal
purple ribbon tied in a t~rue-loyeris
knot and wear it on the breast, so
that it moves with every HEARTBEAT
Of the wearer. There it must re.
main until the spell is wrought
which brings to the feet of the
fair maiden a handsome young lover
all unconscious of the magnetism
and witchery that drove him into
the net. 1t is an article of faith
just now that this mystic bow, if
worn BY d true believer, will bring
about a happy result and give her
a true and loving husband. The
golden circIet or yellow garter, hae
like other old superstitions, become
. thing of The past,
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-05-10

Pulitzer and his gang of scaven,
gers have been indicted by the New
York City grand jury, tor libeling
Judge Hilton. in the World.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-04


DO you rizzle every day? Do you
know how TO rizzle? One Of the swell
doctors in town says that 1t Is the most
wonderful aid to perfect health II
masticate my food very thoroughly at
dinner, he says, and make sure to have
my family or friends entertain me with
bright talk and plenty of fun. After
dinner il is understood that am going
20 rizzle. How do do IL? i retire to
my study. and having darkened the room
l light a cigar, sit down. and perform the
operation. How TO describe it / don't
know, but IL is n condition as nearly like
sleep as sleep is like death. II Consists
in doing absolutely nothing. close my
eyes and try to stop all action of the
BRAIN think of nothing 1t only takes
little practice to be able to absolutely
stifle the brain. In that delightful con-
dition | remain at least ten minutes,
sometimes twenty. That is the condi-
ton most healthful to digestion, and it
Is that which accounts for the habit
animals have Of sleel ng after eating. /
would rather miss fat fee than that ten
minutes rizzle every day. r-LChatter.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-04

Is ST. Paul Street,
Between Baltimore and Fayette Streets,
Where he win be pleased to see his Annapolis
friends. He has in stock all the latest
Styles and Patterns, and viii Cut and Make to
Order, Garments in the Latest Fashion
Over 2, COO Different Patterns to select from.
He solicits call from Annapolitans when in
Baltimore. $40
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-04

The way II l. conda.ted - tie Realms
81 the Dey.


The Way IL l. Conducted IA tile Realms
81 the Dey.
"A marriage celebration In Algeria Is an
interesting relic Of an eft customs. The
bridegroom goes to the bride, and
the guests assembled outside the house
win wait for his coming. Soon the sound
Of pipes il heard coming from the sum-
init Of some neighboring hill, and the
marriage procession approaches the BRIDE
groom's house. The pipers always come
firstin procession. then the bride, muified
up in q veil, riding a mule led by her
lover. Then comes bevy Of gorgeously
dressed damsels, sparkling with silver
ornaments, after which the friends OF the
bride follow. The procession stops in
front Of the bridegroom's house, and the
girls friends line both sides of the path
way. The pipers march off on one side,
while the bridegroom lifts the girl from
the mule and holds her in his arms. The
girls friends thereupon throw earth at
the bridegroom, when he hurries forward
and carries her over the threshold of his
house. Those about the door beat him
with olive branches, amid much laughter.
Ia the evening on such occasions the
pipcrs and drummers are called in, and
the women dance, two at time, facing
each other, nor does couple desist until,
pazs.ing and EXHAUSTED, theystep aside to
make room Tor another The dance has
great energy Of movement, though the
steps are small and changes of position
slight, the dancers only circling around
occasionally. Butthey swing their bodies
about with an astonishing energy and
suppleness. AS leaves hutter before the
gale, so do they vibrate to the music
They shake; they shiver, and tremble;
they extend quivering arms, wave wells,
and their minds seem lost in the abandon
and frenzy of the dance, while the ether
women looking on encourage by their
high, piercing, thrilling cries, which add to
the noise of the pipes and drums =
Ladies' Home Journal
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-04
Jack the Ripper /.

The excitement caused by this inhuman
monster Is scarcely equaled by that pro-
duced by the great discovery Of DR..
miles-the RostordtiUe NergSne. II speed-
lily cures nervous prostration, change of
life, pain, dizziness and confusion In head,
fits, sleepleesuess, the blues, neuralgia.
palpitatiop. monthly pains. etc. Mr..
Jahn s. Wolf, druggist, OF Hlllsdale,
Mich; Talbot and Moss, OF Greensburg.
Ind, and A. w. Blackburn, of Wooster.
o say that The Nervine sells better
than anything we ever sold. and gives
universal satisfaction." DIR. Miles new
illustrated treatise on the Nerves and
Heart and trial bottle free at the City
drug store
IF you want good cigars and tobacco
20 TO Alex. Hart's, Maryland Avenue.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

Among the great inventors and dis
eoyorere OF the present day no one
achievement stands out with more bril-
llancy and great value and true worth
than that Of DR.. II. Russell Burner, Of
the United States, whose portrait wo
give above. DR.. Burner has been n
prominent Apuro In the medical world
for number Of years, always standing
abroagt with tho frat talent In the land
aud always leading In the many new
discoverloe, and improved methods In
tho treatment Of chronic, difficult and
long standing diseases, and disoayes OF
the blood and nervous System, which
has been DR., Burners specially for
many years, but hle latest and probably
his greatest discovery, or that which
will save tho greatest number OF lives
and enable physiolane 10 cut short tho
pain aud suffering Of prolonged sickness
caused from sd called catarrhal oondl.
ditlon Of the nose, threat, lungs, stom.
ach, liver kidneys, bowels, blood, otc
IN bis positive proof chemically and mi
orosoopically, that oil OF these diseaees
aro OF q parasitlcido nature, and can be
cnrad BY such treatment AZ will dostroy
the parasite locally, and improve the
digoSting and blood making organs, no
~ 10 stop fermentation In the stomach
and alimontary canal, no he proves that
these germs or parasites can only dovol-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

The first feature 10 be considered after tho
general maaslng aud appearance ID tho on
trance, which should always be emphasized
No as 10 show distinctly what II h beyond a
doubt tastefully designed porch or pro,
jeotlng pedIment gives an appearance OF
shelter aud comfort, and might be termed a
perpetual monument OF welcome which bids
you enter,
Americans are, ~ rule devoted 70 their
homes and lavish In theeXpenditure OF money
10 enrich aud beauilfy them Formerly Il
was customary 10 look almost wholly through
the glasses Of "praotioal utility which OF
course ls not 10 bo desplsed, and due credit
must be giyon,
But now people have learned that there Ia
happy medium, They are pleased 10 Ind
that II costs no more 70 build u pretty and
conveniently planned dwelling than an ugly
and inoonyenIently arranged one, Often
times II costs not 10 much, as the many beau
tiful homes TO DO found In the various cities
and towns throughout tho country clearly
prove, The conventional brown stone city
front, with IL galvanized iron cornce and
hideous brackets, and the country home with
lts mansard or hip roof with a cupola, are
among the things OF the past, aud We are In
an era OF Improvement
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
EDITORIAL BeUIBs,


Ir would bo most excellent idea now
for oyery member Of the city council TO
got all the light he can from his constltu.
cuts In his ward, aud thon take level
headed Wow OF the situation, and In the
interest Of tho tax payers Of che city. Tho
sooner the question Of light Ia settled tho
bottor. Tho people aro both thinking and
talking on this matter
THE biggest thing In Cincinnati now 10
the Ohio river.
AND now they say that wonderfully
complex Conglomeratlon OF idiocy, stu-
pidity and Paganlsm, 70 be named the
Mckinley tariff bin, will not got into the
House until the 10th OF April.
SPRNoFmLp Ohio, abolished standard
timo yesterday, after three months'
trlnl.
THE port Of Eric, Penn, IL open for
business. A steamer arrived there yegtek-
day from Tolc1o with $1,000 bushels os
corn, the ilrBt OF the soagon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
oRGplr THG ooNsoIENcE FuNp.
A Man who Defrauded the Government
Returns tho Amount with Interest

A Man who Drfrauded the Government
Returns tho Amount with Interest
WAWuN0ToN, March 90 Postmaster
General Wanamakcr yesterday received
n conscience contribution Of 81 800 from
New York, which ho turned over 10 the
secretary Of the treasury The lettor con
taining the money was without sigma
turc.
Tho writer aayai Enclosed you will
find III 800, which | wish you 10 place 10
the credit Of tho conscience fund, Yoan
ago | dolruudpd tho government Of
quito u large sum Of money, Since then
have become Christian man, have
had this matter lying rather heavily ON
my conscience, and as have made n
little money / have sent Il 10 the gov.
crnmcnt, no that have returned oil that
was fraudulcntly taken, and tho In
closed the balance Of 20 per cent over
and above the amount stolen, pity
Thief II he must pass through the an.
guish that J have experienced, and oven
now, though / have made restitution,
yOt my conscience Is under condomna-
ton, DO you not think that % per cent,
additional restitution a sufficient 20
bring p'aco of mind 10 q foTowing
uoulf Please see that this money goes 10
the proper place, Th0rO ia no need Of
my name
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
ANJTH6R BOGUS LAND COMPANY
Tue President Disappears with sO,a0o
OBniided 10 Him by His Employees

The President Disappears with sO,aOO
oennded to Hin by nis hmpioye[
Nrw YoRE, March eO,-J, Bartlett
Cook, who styled himself president Of
the American Development company,
has disappeared and Il Ia alleged that
-, 800, eonRded to him by his employees
and others, went with him, Mr., j, II.
Tyler, who entered the Development
nompany'a employ ~ chief clerk says
Mr., Cooke has Sa, ,bO0belonging tohim for
which Mr., Tyler haa only worthless stock
in tho concern 10 ahow, Mr. Tyler and
Others were induced 10 put money Into
the oopeern by the fact that several rop-
utable business men appeared In the list
Of the directors II now transplrea that
these gentlemen withdrew from the
directory or sold their stock almost at
tho start, and the use Of their namea was
warranted The company at first ad-
vertlned the British Commercial oorpor-
alton, Of No, al Lombard street, London,
M la London correspondent, but that
corporation threatened legal proceedings
and the advertisement was withdrawn,
Tho Development company wa organ
iEed for the ostonalhle purpose Of aoQuir-
ing western lands, ranches, mines, etc,
aud negotiating their sale 10 American
and European Investors, Cooke de-
manded a depoait from every clerk he
hired and when ever possible Induced
thom " Invest In the company'a stock,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
What lie Was Doing.

The distinguished literary man, In one
Of those intervals u leimre that the tired
brain needs now and then, was In his
study with the door locked, He was
trimming his oorna with a razor,
Some Of the greatest men on earth are
troubled with eorna,
"Aiy dear" aald hls wife, softly, as she
tapped at his door, shall come inY'
~ am rather-er-partcularly en-
gagged now, Alyira," he replied, some
what shortly
"Would you mind telling me, Henry,
the nature Of the article you are work.
ing onY she inquired,
Producing the suplusl" said the liter
AIRY man, sayOgely go away, Alvlra,
and don't bother moI-- Chicago Times,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
plttsburs markets.

pirNnun0, March 70,
BUTTER Creamery Elgn, e+9sioi Ohio
do, a6GHU fresh dairy packed, aGiA.o,
country rolls, ltlt9lu,
UiiEEaE ohio, llleliNoi Now York, iiAoi
llnburVrr, 0blNtpt, domestic hWuitAor ltip
illbo, Imported aweltacr, Aleu,
EuuS-liGblbu pee dozen for strictly fronh.
FHUiTS-=Applrh fancy, N,'1WhoO por bhrs
rol, oranOefr,ca Si,U0igi2h per crate, straw
befreA H4hlni n buX,
POULTRY ohlohena, @9bec per pair
droAaed. liipiO per pdundi duokg, IbUSlOOpor
dresaed tnricyH ltabau por pound.
VEGETA ~ LES .potatoca, from htoro, 700
zoo, on track, UuOlBbc, nvw southern uhhbhgn,
SaGbJb0 one barrel crate, Dutch cabbage, fliOO
per hundred, celery, 40 por d0zQnl Jersey
nwoot pOtatOeA Si60itL 40 por barro, turnipp,
Sl&Ol.11 per barrel, onluna si,0OtbW Dor
bhtrO, liprinulh uulpnh G,l0 per buHlol crate,
paitnlps S2,2GtsQ por bnrrcli onion bctu,
Sl,iala ~ ppT huNhol.
FLOUR Jobblng prices Fancy winter and
aprinR pntcntA, Sl,lbfDb 70, winter straight,
Q.Ngtlfbi clear winter, Si.OOa04,3Dl straight
MINK bakors, Slib@L0 Rye flour, $1,000
O'WHEAT-N Now No rod, s@sici No. ., 40
OATS NO. . white, a9dOeollci extra No. 0, ~
6b27lIr, mixed, GtaileC .....
llAY-Bnlcd Timothy, No, I, sll.2aoll I'D No.
2 do, t0.UVtp,M loure from wagon, Sll,0O0
400. according 10 quality No, , prairie hay
SGOO,lHuk packing do, shibDin,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

op and reproduce themselves whore
there 10 imperfect digestion and fer
mentation, 90 the Bacteria ie the off
spring OF the first etageB OF decay and
fermentation. How many lives might
have b0en saved and how much Buf'Or.
ing avoided n this fact had been known
years ago. Dr.. Burner has gone 30 far
no 10 remove these parasites from ca
tarhal cases from tho noBo, throat,
kidneys, liver aud blood, ~ we'll aa
other discussed organs Of The body, and
proved by the most thorough micro.
ecopic examination, that they are ono
and tho same parasite, and produced
from the samo cause, Then he BhowD
again by the application OF certain rem
edlal agents that he can destroy the life
OF the parasite, externally aud internal
ly and prevent its further formation
which absolutely means permanent
euro. Out Of eight thousand cnees treated
by his improved method, and examined
NJ different times for more than two
years, not one case bad relapsed or re-
turned, which shows the treatment pro.
duces q permanent cure, and we would
advise phyeicang OF all schools not 10 be
jealous, and overlook the great benefit
70 be derived from adopting Dr. II.
Rueeoll Burners new method, but give
II q fair trial.
London, December I.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

INDEPENDENCE, Mo-, March CO. Tho
facta Of singular Outrage which wos
peipetroed here on Hociety young mnn
OF Kaneas City last niybt have Just
leaked ont, aud carsed sensation IN 30.
cinl circles, Wll n, Klno ard Guy
Allen called Friday evening on MI %
Matte Bryant On Leaving about 10
o'clock they we're sigod by Ok men In
masks and ovefpJw ero1, Allen was
taken 10 The tain an | sens 10 Kanpls
City, Willie Kline was marched olt OF
town 20 The city graveyard, whore lie
wae roughly handled, tied 10 tomb
stono and left to hi, fate. II wes after
lso'clook before he succeeded In Setting
loose, Ho was much bruioed fDd
scratched from his encounter
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
Jumped O,orbonrd 80 Avoid iijury.

PHILADELPHIA, March 60 Captain
HOLMAN. OF the bark Albcmarlo. which
arrived yesterday from Trinidad, Cuba,
said thGt while the vessel was lying nt
Trinidad ubo crew oil goi drunk and q
free ilgbt cnBued Michael Brennan
.chnsed sailor named Charles Loicestdr
up 10 the top g0llaot furpcaatle and cut
han. l.0iccster IN order 10 avoid fur.
fher injury, jumped overheard and
was drowned. Brohnm was taken be.
fore thc Amerio0n consul on the charge
OF maislaughter. LeiceBter'e body was
rnnnvnfnd LAn nnAl nhY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
f\(llE5AQ3R.
THEY sWonE.


The Awfi hlquity of Two Enormously
Wicked small noys,
A friend of mine has two little sons,
aged respectively 0 and years, They
have been most carefully trained, and
especially warned and guarded against
profanity, But one day the little fellows
arose feeling iToslstibly impeled to do
something naughty, and, the nursery
door being open, We overheard tho fol
lowingi
Lets swear" proposed John, tho
elder
"Well, 10th, +" llsped wee Charlie,
go Rlead, said John, encouraglngly.
"You thwear hrtht," replied Charlie.
A moments hesitation and John re-
aponded, emphaucally
~ awearl'
"Tho do |, asserted Charlie, aolemnly,
And that evening before saying their
prayers the little sinners penltently con.
feasod that they "haa sweared" In the
morning, Chicago Ledger
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27

Salesman dn the Bowery Overland Un.
derland Tea eompany)-I couldn't help
II, slr, was a'cleanin tho caniaten
when the wholopail o vinegar upset into
the chest o Riol
Proprietor Sorry, but I'll have 10 dock
you i've dollars, Two minutes later)-
Yes, mum, ita the rarest kind o brand
forty cents pound, Why.-er-le's see
Imperial pungcnt Java, Two poundsS
Yes, mum, American Grocer
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-03-27
Al TIE 1HaEsHpLp.
Dealing with the Entrance 10 q Hon
nj. N.atll4,la

Dealing with the Entrance 20 q Home
The Nesiihuie,
The arsl impnseof the barbarian IN what
over part Of the globe he may he born, Is te
seek shelter from tho varying temperature
OF night and day, When the iitt requisite
'of shelter has heen obtained, tho early builder
cuta On the rough edges aud curves upon
the posts rule emblemsot the natural obieoti
he sees about him, and, In dolhg this, takes
the first step in design and decoration,
no, according 10 each necessity, arose th,
different styles Of architecture, with the Ia
Grease Of civilization came new requirements
and the crude ideas Of the savage gradually
developed into more refined aud graceful
forms History OF ancient, medieval and
modern art shows that, no matter what may
be the condition In llfe, splendor OF raiment
and adorument Of surrounding have alwayi
been held In hlgn eateem Of men. II does not
matter No much what tho fabric be, II om
clothes bo properly shaped aud fitted 10 10
design Il the principal features OF the struot
ure be properly proportional, tho building
will be attractive In appearance, be tho ma
terials what they may