The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-25
and There
The AFFAIRS OF MEN BRIEFLY DISCUSSED.

railroad magnate, n accompanied him
very frequently in his trips across the
country. He always had q private car,
with plenty OF servants to make the jour
pey careless, and delighted TO have fresh
flowers strcwn about and hung In the
wall pockets of b rolling parlor. Ere
qucnt kilograms were sent ahead, aud so
pieces nahaed 10 Inc young lady In the
aepot tnas iookers-on invariably LOOK her
TOT u oriae' She was q tall, slender girl,
:" peausS anu carriage enough nke MIS-.
LanRsry 10 provoke Her
ciothes were Tue perfection OF mt and
'e..ure' anu WINE traveiihR as many anu
lu''e as ei"oora'e toiiets were niade as
''o"s" s"e ~ere Ut nome.
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E,.her S"akespeare was very iohd OF
nas'"R n's por,rai' pa'h'eu or ne never
n"o que pa.h,eu ~ an u OF this there
u s',ons De''et' tne FORMER view Is sup
porUeu ny 'he constantly occurring us
covers q. announcer portrait OF SNAKES
pe"ie' i".s s,,ie co'hes Oh 'ne innh-
oe, roonh OH Yorkshire 'sluires mousse
s,'ue"us TUE ancestors uiu not .hihk
o"aAeslr"'e ueserSeu we nope
W '"e case OF tne next one says the Lon.
uo" "or'd, u VIII nave beeh CONSIDERED
necessary 70 give some expressi"n 10 the
pnys'oghouhy signihcahs OF inteiiigence'
a''u nc .hereiy u hiRh
ioIeneao' anu an e~RR-shnped' iat race,
WIN iit'ie mcanihRiess eyes peeping out
rom an OF tudor hesh. This
mas hithcrto been the recipe.
We are going 10 nave an era of arms.
In n general way arms are things we have
with MS always, but the chances are we
shall sec more OF them. The long glove
has modulated its ambition Il stops as
soon as II has turned the corner Of the el-
bow. One woman In twenty has a pref
tily modelled elbow, and she, TO he sure,
does not ove its dimples with either
gloves or sleeve. Glove etiquette seems
TO he a little more liberal than Il was be-
fore we wore the Greek gown. There are
daring spirits who regard It's classic folds
rs n warrant for barring the arm from fin
gertip toshoulder. There are even those
who maintain that by wearing the Reca-
mier dress he same dispensation from
gloves may be obtained. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox, for example,, says n New York
correspondent, when she puts ON a short
wasted white silk In never shy about ex-
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who know anything about arms have
thrown their bracelets away. IL Is n mis-
taken policy To call emit To a poor
arm. and a good Is never so beautiful
as when naked. One often sees the value
OF n wrist absolutely destroyed by a
bangle.
tired to solve the problem yesterday
whether the majority oil the people licked
the s'amp or the envelope when stamping
aietter' writes n correspondent In the
washington fosf. l stood IN the branch
ostofnc on u street a Few minute to
watch the process u catch the prevail
ing custom. While there seven people
ampe seven letters, a seven George
WashinRtons with his little red square,
ven east west, north and south, carry
ing either JOY aud happiness TO seven
hearts or choas and despair. Three OF
these people licked The stamp, three
dampenesi a square on theyenvelope, and
ny a Mathematical process hit the place
Win the stamp. The seventh. whom ]
was watching eagerly Tor the plurality,
called Tor a wet sponge from the clerk.
and got the worth OF the two cents, and l
came away neither wiser or sadder.
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Mrs. vandegrift, pm trial mt Mount Holly,
n. j., for attempting To kill her son by ad-
ministering croton oil In his food. claims
that she bought the oil for her corns, and
last Wednesday she exhibited the corns Ia
the jury. This ought to have been con-
vincing.
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Lizzie Lewis. who lives nj Di- Soath