Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-09

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said ,,.lihor.,sIr al =. h., r. -.
ton rolled do,,, nj. Co., "a - -, m.
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.n.,,;,,sr - '""i "'i"N' 10" oet'&'iis iook
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, non are evidently obtuse, reinined he ~
the hea'N coat. ''or nj any rate are ill-informei
MON matters Uhai 10 me are soli-"' ident.
hh"N' thca, INST The relations between the
iili'' alia we "oaN are snch tha' an impression
1tIIhsH CONVEYED ~ the one effects tn" o.hcr.
N"H Y, IA -eit " Is cold. that dorsn ncccs-
s''iA, mas me feel u Ia he cold. bRt # say 20
-. 49, i '"i Hha proceed TO treat NV body
-: ! N"Nid 'h coni dat, ny mind
-s -. nc Alne ihnTonShlE chilled. a. Il
-: ~.H las''s Oh o"oiieSs' why, m cool,
N; -,
NJ. M no" ABOUT Tue perSpirauong
,or,,.isa,,r0 nN'ut-i enough. lhe really hot
a. "a. ~ 'pi'Ju''S 'i'h WIN we BODY pro
60, 49,, =. 80 -, PIeHch, tne c"hblna-
~, - ;. t 'i''' "'''n a,''t 'he ihct
-, ~. J. $50 "'"' '"Nt anu He'stlhy 10
-, o. -. y " ' el i,i"As ri' leoi u, 'h'ugh IL
-, =. ~ :, IS" ~ 'uiH' anu ih'i' nv
-, q tue ie'son VI! "eh' 'hi' coat ahd
- - &c .ou =" i"iloN Ia. ,tahi thnt
80 - . -n.,'u 'n"uHn anu !out winter
NEW APPLICATION or MIND CURE.
This is a new application ~ the mind cure
theory Int IL ia safe to s,y tb,t the ,.,,,,o. 81
v.sb;,,,,,,, in -, A.
'0' W 'Ae' =" "u'l " TOT
ri ie.el tne COSTUME, uh' co"i the BODY
.-siio'l. any aphormal assertion OF
'hs supremacy OF the inlnd.
ine ur'h y 'iia' ~ ,he matter OF cloahes eh-
appearances. The object soi,gb, j. r.mfo,t
and unust he .,.a,, a.,
aesthetic effect. In the northwestern PARTS Of
.uls eoun , IA winter men wear buffalo over
IA a--N ~, ooiiIi'e ugNh over tne neck
49, - 'a' 1hi,n Ni'ihs IN wagon OF
|e nio ~ ilSe pesr tlah any thihs
IN i.ussia .he Iien people use snch mag
ii,oei IL, Iurs 'iat the eject produced Is not 80
oau- inen WINTER garments otteh represent
.ne eAPen9i'ure OF considerable fortune.
saple-hheo o,ercoat costs ooo roubles some
. ~, a rpupie oelng worth ABOUT Do cents and
we luis ,nat woman wears run up IN value TO
W uoihrs. 'ust thihs OF these
ua.s oi Pai m fans ana n9h, nannels How
"ouio you hke 10 nave pair OF snow shoes on
anu 20 han'ihg iot moose. UT now would 10
w W lnu,e !ourseh up IN sable o'ercoat,
Pu' an astraAail cap on your head. pun aiok-fur
,ooe over your knees ana Jump INTO one OF those
low seages' drawn Nv three large black stall
'ne ,lliauIe nofse t,ot,ing me outside
noises s"noph'g. instead OF taxing sail down
1ne rNer, now docs the idea strike You OF
l aeIng I IlNe through ,he snow IN 81 feters-
oue! "nhs you are iouhgiig searhs, trying
70 keep COOL JUST MINK OF the Eskimo IN ms
nut ana transport !oarreH 70 his regions IN
,ui"sihauoh, smear youfseii over with Dub
per anu winnie OIL harness up your dogs. takea
! SPIN over the Ice and say GOOD morning to the
polar pears. Wnen the genuine dog davs are
upon us IL Il only natural mat we should long
Tor the far-dlstant lands and frosty days
SHOULD NOT DEPEND on rr.arx.rrox
Rnt tho coS,,,,,a Co., ,lo .,,,,,,,0 l,a -.
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oePeho upon the IMAGINATION as IN the case In
stanced at the beginning OF this article. but
upon the actual surroundings. To say that hot
weather is a cold. hard fact is to use paradox
ical expression. but II Is n fact that smust be
accepted and provided for. Now, let
what II is best not TO wear.
In the hrst place the man Is an idiot who
wears suit tbst is light in appearance. but
"'! IN ne ma! iooi othet People
100 No. h;,osaIs ", ~; Du' ne Won an
quent error. and the people one see. in cream
colored or light gray suits which. upon inspec-
ton, prove 10 be ~ thick rs heavy blankets are
quite numerous There used TO be up TO a few
years since species Of insane dude that wore
a summer overcoat. On all but the most
tremely hot days this misguided youth would
appear IN a light bob-tailed overcoat. A few
people still wear them at times. but nearly all
of the original patrons Of this garment have
| melted away. incidentally il must be remarked
with note of admiration that dudes are
fond of showing contempt for the weather.
In very cold weather some Of them can
not be induced 20 wer an overcoat; there
Is race of dudes that won't straw
hats; there Is another race that does
not carry an umbrella when it rains, and still
another that hasn't sense enough TO hold up
an umbrella when II rains. Some dudes wear
gloves when the Thermometer is ninety-odd in
the shade; Others walk the streets IN the dead
OF the winter wearing no gloves at all. Anglo
mn no sil'.iI country SaPs IN sum
and nacls 10 c,,sr rhiia .p~s;i.,' na,,,'..,
people are using nth helmets or Wide-brimmed
straw hats. As for the Englishman himself, he
Is popularity supposed 90 be 30 thick OF skin
tina; he does not feel changes of the tempera-
ture just as 1t is reasonable explanation OF his
vagaries of taste in clothes 20 suppose that he
is color blind.
TIE pIrrrsuFR IN THE corxrRy
Tn the city ,ba nohI. p,;-shar = o., ii ,,o,,s
49, Aoe ". ~" soOu
oenaNior anu oresses more OF less axe other
people. but when he is in the country he con-
suits his ideas of beauty and appropriatepess.
and the result is something truly wonderful
To see one of yictorln's subjects in some Sec
tions of Virginia where they most do conrre-
gate-one who has recently come over
walking on the turnpike. Is 10 see !. sight that
would make A sheen laugh and would anger the