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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

French Twilled opera Flannel Tor vrsn.
pers, sacques. etc, I'm solid colors pl,t
blue, lavender, cardinal. eray. tan. nayv
blue, etc, soc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

Baby Blue and Salmon Pink Cash,a..
Flannels. q inch. all-wool. SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

WRAPPER AND TENNIS FLANNEL
Striped Tennis Flannel. 5c. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

Hoo' or I'VE English Journalists have
Just been knish,ed. Another proo, ,n.,
fas rsn Ia ndghtier than the sword
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

Unless some OF our yacht racers look
out. Lord Dunravens Valkyrie will come
over here next fan. and carry off the
long-coveted Americas cup. The Lord
Is so proud OF the Valkyrie, and has been
racing her so much. that American yacht
builders have become thoroughly ac-
quainted with her good points. 1t will
now be in order for some one over here
TO 30 10 work and build yacht. improv-
Ing on her so much that she can easily
be beaten. and when she comes over
here after the cup, her owner will have
to return TO England greatly disappointed.
Mr.. Cleveland has, as usual, spoken
with no uncertain sound regarding the
Sherman silver purchase law. and an
extra session OF Congress. He intends to
call Congress together not earlier than
the LIST or later than the 18th Of Septen-
Der Ito deal with a financial condition
which Is the only menace to the coun-
try's welfare and prosperity" It cannot.
be possible that there are enough men
IN Congress so welded to free silver
as TO be unpatriotic enough 10 allow their
prejudices 10 bankrupt and ruin the coun-
try.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
HEMsTrTCHEp lawns.

For Dresses, Al inches vide. 2jc, 6
inches wide 80, G. he and ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07
EXCURSIONS,
CHICAGO!
Worlds Picturesque Route to Fair.
Norfolk and Western Railroad.

Through Pullman. Buffet Sleeping Cars.
Leave Norfolk 1880 A. NJ. Petersburg
noke 40 l.. NJ. Radford $50 T. NJ,
Blueheld $50 Il. NJ, thence 70 kenOya,
Columbus and over the Hooking Val
ley" and Erie" Lines, arrive Chicago
7:4j =. NJ. Low rate Excursion Tickets
now on sale. Train leaving Richmond
900 A. NJ makes this connection. For
further information apply to all Agents
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD. le3 1&9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

The Philadelphia Times. discussing the
lynching Of the negro in Decatur. I'LL
nois. for an atrocious assault on two
white women, has come to the conclu-
Asion that the whole country has decided
that lynchlng must be the punishment for
such offenses. II says:
The truth may as well be looked square
ly in the face both North and South, and
let the confession be made that there
are few communities H. any section Of
the country Where lynch law would not be
provoked by negro assaults upon white
women. However unjustlhable It Is the
truth. and II Is not wise TO attempt
to conceal IL. The prejudice Of race
doubtless IS an element IN this lawless
punishment, but the more brutal passions
Of the ignorant race have had much in
fuence In the summary execution OF the
negro for offenses against women; and Il
may now be accepted as the unwrtten
law OF all sections 70 be applied as a
rule. in cases of such revolving crime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

The grocery store Of Mr.. l.. C. KIDD.
No 622 south Belyidere street, was enter,
ed Monday night and about 500 was
stolen from the money-drawer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

Tennis Flannels. with six stripe. =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

cHILDRENs COTTON GOWNS. Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

The last act Of the Homestead drama,
or rather tragedy. has been performed.
ind all the cases have been finally set
tied. Some OF the violators OF law were
sent 10 jail, while all Of them suffered
severely in loss Of wages. which caused
great distress among their families. The
company also suffered. but they could
stand 1t, while the strikers. by disre-
garding all law and Justice, had their
homes broken up. and not only lost their
all, but many OF them lost all chance Of
being re-employed All of which goes to
show that If men must strike. let them
do so without disobeying the laws, or in
terfering with the just rights Of others.w
are at perfect liberty to make a living
for themselves If they choose 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-07

WORLDS FAIR EXCURSIONS
w CAFES WORLDS FAIR TOURS
leave Richmond every THURSDAY via
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
and special Pullman trains over Pennsy-
varia railroad returning by Niagara
Falls and Wa0ens' Glenn. or Hudson
river and New York at slight additional
expense Tours to Europe and round
the World. Ocean tickets sold by all
steamship lines. Programmes and par
ticulars OF Il. 7. PAUL (Richmond Music
Company, No. 7 east Broad street,
Richmond, Va. my9-1m
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Prices, ~ IS IS p a q 81 .,

Prices, 81 IS IS ~ i5 A. 80 55
CtlLDREN'S JEANS DRAWERS,
WAISTS.
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WOODWARD 6
LoTHROP,
| TEMPLE |
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BROADANDADAMS TDEEPa

CHILDRENs COTTON UNDERWEAR
CHILDRENs DRAWERS. hem and Z
SIZES s.
nj. -. =.
Prices. 1871 i2jl ~ i2)I Is 10 ale
CHILDRENs DRAWERS. bette,
quality '7'
Sizes, Q 8 7s9
Prices. l2jE is Is p q q 81 o,
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS. best grade.
. me tucks and Hamburg embroidery
Sizes. 2 3 IS
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1r}'(9FE:N
COMPANY
S-
Il, IS, IS and II east Broad.
Il, IS, IS and II east Broad.
REcnnovp. wsdn.sd.y. Juno !. 1893.

RICHMOND. Wednesday. juno Z. 1898.
Two poems in black are on view
in the suit department this morn
ing direct from Pelletier-Vidal, of
Paris.
One is a costume of lace over
silk; the other tea gown of silk
and velvet. Both black, but neither
mourning.
An incident makes the dress, which cost
SIS without duty a few weeks ago,
&c.. The same cause brings the gown
TO $50. 1t cost, exclusive Of duty, $50.
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''1sS 2 3
Prices. l2jI 1917 12I X
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June incidents in the selling of
Ladies' WRAPPERS

Percae with bertha and beading
p,aited back and belt Solid grounds
of blue, pink or lavender. relieved
with tiny dots. Sl5
$50 Pretty Bingham Wrappers lt Hf9.
French Percale, stripes or solid grounds.
you'd pay hardly less than 81 for the
making These Si95.
10 Flannelette WrapT ers, Princess back.
Mother Hubbard front. puff sleeves
and girdle. The yoke Is edged with
bias plating. N.Gj has been the low
est price. To-day $ilJ.
100 checked Nainsook Wrappers. Wat
teau back; prettily made. SL35.
$50 prettiest Calico Wrappers at S5c.
Take Elevator.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

@egeGer, Goblena Or. @ugen 8ubl, 9eiz
beSbeim, 9, Goblen5, 8tngcn, 8. @ngclS7
mann, &reuSna9, M. 6uesgen, Sraben,
8. &autenitrau6, ~&artbGuierbof BET Srter,
gilbert Stltrm, 9tiibesbeim a.. 9tbet1, ais
Sdriftfiibrer, @eneraliecrctGr 8. sc. Dab
len, @eiienbeim, bat bte t6m 5ugefauene
Nufgabe in ieDr befrteOigen0er 8eiie gelolt.
IS wurOe au6 cine fletne, reich NIT
8ilocrn aus Sen etnselnen beuti6en Netn7
bau9ebieten o~usgeitattete 8rocbiire perfaBt,
ipelcbe, nit poetiieben Gttaten perieDen, cine
IcbenDi9e S9ilberung Der beutiben gSetne
unb 8|einbGultQttcn 9tbt; ie eri9etnt IN
beutiher unb in engGii6er Spra3e, miro
81 cinem, maBi8en greiie ouSge8eben tperoen
unb fit Den observation-disclosures cine 1ebr
biibi3e @rinnerung an oielelbe bariteuen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
ten) ~. qabrenare+ : gaee4eneer 20.

8orlGuftg, 70 Der tbert inns troB aQet
b0Ier @eriic6te bom @egentbcil SrGuletn
6arrtS, bat nod feline Mutter baS 8tcbesz
fommen DergeIien. 9arum 1T tnDeB ntc6t
geia9t, 6aB ntcbt Miitter in 3ufunft, atz
itatt i6re ibnen l6itig getporoenen S0u97
hinge einem StnDlingS6auS auf Die Stufen
ODER einem 6ageitolS DDr Bic Sbitr 3l legen,
6ieie aus Ser &inbergartenitlt ab3ubolen
bergciien tperben.
On bteie 8eoenfen freilicb 6enft &einer,
Set it6, nocbbem ct feline 3eit %abgeipartet
Fat uno 6urb almG6LtgeS 8orbrGn9en bis
an ems ser Seniter gelatgt lit, Die &ttoer>
tDarteftuben uto t6re fletnen, enlightenment
8etpobner anicbaut.
@tne Iuitt9e @eieui6aft, 6te 6rei &Ieinen,
faum I'M Stanoe it6 auf Ben 8eincben 5u
6alten, Bic in benz abgegren5ten Spielplab,
i'm langen, peiBen 6emO3en ii9 1T ben
&i1ien tDGl5ten, nit chamber ipielten unO
bergnitgt Ben Die Seniter un1lagerf6en 3uz
lcbauern 3uLacbten.
Sn ben 8ettcben, bic in &et6en an BEN
8Gn6en itebcn,, 8ettc6en nit peiBen Siuz
iBuBoG6ern, ibIafen Elm babies 9uBenb
Sdu9lin9e. SSebc ber @drtertnnen lit be-
mibt, ibre Sbubbefo6lenen ~etn5upiegen,
o6er ite iiber bic ielbit benz fun6i9en 2ttge
Ser @drtertn unertldrliden 2etben bes fLetz
men Melt6irgerS 5u tr0iten. 9as 9tebenz
simmer lit fiir &in5er, bte i6on Dem
8ifeIban6 entpablen iin6, eingeri9tet.
Qlnitatt Der Wiegen iteben bier fLetne eiierne
8ettitelen, baS SpieL5eu9 ninlmt bier i6on
%feitere, ~n1aiftOe @eitGlt an, Die &tnber tra@
gen bunfeL6lare &leib9en unb bier unO 30
itnb Die Wdrterinnen iogar %ge5tpungen, ais
oberite Snitan5 bic 8erufung bes tpetnen7
ben WtdOdben ge9en Die l1eber9rtffe beS troz
Bigen Gnoben 5u betrafti9en, un6 1T oas
i9ub6efobIene &in6 8roB 9enug, 6ann
nimmt Bic g8Grterin es bel Der 6anb, fibrt
eS in ben &tnber9arter, Der tdglicb bon 8
bis II ltbr often lit, unO bier lit benz tIeiz
men Wann @elegen6eit g~ege6en, ieineu
G6atenburit gu itiuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Weit Dtr9inia
meibt fem 5eim i'm 5adfon parf elm.

9urcb &eoen unb Muftt mur6e 9onnersz
tag gta9m. Oas StaatSgebduOe BON Weit
Gir9inia eingepetbt. Die Otnitf ~lteferte
boS Stats Srdeiter bon Soma. Den
GOritb fibrte N. q. Gbancelor, 8raIiDent
Der Staatsbeb0rbe BON &eit Sir8tnia.
Oeit %cinigcn 98ortcn %ibergab ct ben
S6IiiieI be5 Sauies an q. M, Gampbea
aus 8DeeIing. 9ieier banfte, uro bic
ei8entlibe ScItrebe biclt Johann Nattonalz
commiliGr @eneraL ST.. Clair. Gum
S9IuB ian9 OttB &tntie @mitb mebrere
patrtotiicbe 2te0er.
9aS Set 0alt benz 80, Subildum Ser
2lufno9me NeitzG irginia's in Die Union.
3ablrei6e @aite aus 8eiteGtrgtnia tpobnz
ten Der 6eier BET.
SIM Stem gorfer StaatsgebGu6e nur6e
9eitern QbenO gu Gbren bcs @ouOerneurS
StibbaG aus 9trfanias Elm @mpfang pera17
italtet,
Nnipelenb tparen Trar &aGpb Grautz
mann, Srau S%tranaban, Srau Soes, SRI.
9elen @oulO, Srau Guiien Sage.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

Ser 0on &eniielaer, 6riibte trdgt, 70 Htperz
BEN ie aub Damn nod reiblib belobnt iein
fir Die Wiibe, Die fte Sen emit 70 tol8en,
jebt 70 bebouerns:pert6en 9erren 6teies
Qan6es an9eoeiben laiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Gus Oct Wei6enStaot.
SebenSwertbes atS ueri6ieOeuet1
requirements.
Die dentl&e 3Oein- AnsIfellung.
&unOer Der Gleftri5itdt.
1lncle SAINTS 3nOtaner(dJulen.
Gas BtmSRrttetun+
1ns BtnSerheim.
Jn0ien's herrlide Sddbe.

Oas 5erris=Roo -pro9ramm fir oen 4. JuIi.
-Seiu9 oes n2lron" aus 8roofIYn.- Ga=
liforniens 6ebduoe. - mef=Direinien..
Die lustelung icOen Abeno often. =
Qlerlei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

9as itnb %einselne ie6en interenterenbe
Qttractionen Oes @lectricitGts >@ebdubeS,
Bic fa6li9e Nusiteuung geb0rt in Sen
&o9men elmer fabli6en 8eiprecbnn9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
Jm Reid ser Gleftrtsitdt.

u~ubanwenoune Ger eIeftriihen Jnoufrie BET
ser Seleu4tun9 oes lusfeaun9sporfs,
bel Dem Gransportweien. = Oas Gleftri=
3itdtsgebduoe felbf, = ma9if9e &i9t=
eHefte. - Der GoIumbustburm. : Der
d9Yptiide Gempel. = 5~arbeniptele ser
meitern electric GomparY.-Oer paptls
Ion Der telephone Company.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26

Gin 8eiu6 in ser Kinoerpartetube oes KIM
oer9ebduoes, no Kinder 9e9en nGReds"
oeponirt, AUDI mandmal a~b3uhoIen per=
9eien weroeu; DER Gurnplab; Ger Inter
rtbt i'm SloYo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-06-26
0n6tens S9dbe.

5ein OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8a3aar, Gbees
Salon uno Gempel 3ueleid.- oft
orei Ktosfs in Der britif9en Section oes
JnoufriepaIafs.-Jam
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
NEWSPAPER ENGLISH.
Little Timely Criticism From Reader
and a student.

The newspaper Is an educator That
has been the boast OF journalism many
years and there was a time when the
boast was made good in its best sense,
but it has been losing its justification.
Education means. literally drawing
out: broadly, II means drawing out
into knowledge. and. fRferentially,
knowledge means correctness. There
fore, in its relation 20 language, the
newspaper as an educator should be
the promoter Of purity in diction, while
the fact is tina; nothing has done more
to pollute language than newspaper
English. Errors of diction have
grown, through constant iteration in
the newspapers. to become rules of
speech. and both etymology and syntax
are persistently ignored by the reporter.
without c~en the excuse Of euphuism.
The worst OF il IS that the half edu-
Gated reporter or newspaper writer in
sists that in making himself understood
be fClfilis the mission ~ language, and
a ma oTity OF the people who read the
newspapers are CelUdei by the idea
that a reporter or an editor must nee
cSSarhy he man Of education The
reporter or writer sometimes goes even
SO far as TO argue that common usage
Is the melder OF speech and that the
commonly accepted expression of an
idea IS necessarily correct, ignoring the
fact that under this rule il might
be possible for pigeon English 10 be
come iegitinized. The argument Is
demoraiizing corollary % Pope's falla-
ciouS assertion that whatever is IS
right When the average newspaper
writer says that numerous people"
Witnessed an occurrence he means that
Z numerous crowd was present, out he
confounds the word numerous" with
the word many" % which it Is not n
any sense a synonym as Its actual
meaning e inclusive OF many lie
says, almost habitually. Every one of
the racers We're ready for the start
and viii scarcely I've convinced that
the word one" and not the word
racers" i The noTninative in the sen
tenee. requiring. therefore the vcrb %
be IL the singular. sententiously lie
informs you that the man who was
shot only lived axe minutes" after
The shot was fired. " hen what ne wants
you 20 understand i that the E-4E
= lived only ave minutes after that &C
cu-rence- When lie tells you ia, a
wedding -transpircd" he simply causes
the fact OF the wedding To -transpire.
4 secret wedding doesn't 'transpireT
until il becomes known The reporter
likes the phrase funeral obsequ
that is the only kind OF oi,>eguics there
can be. 50 the adjective funeral
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is unnecessary. If he keeps on he
viii give us wedding nuptials' ere
long When he describes an en-
tertainment, an opera or play he IS
almost certain to wreck himself on an
chronological rock by speaking of the
rendition" of one or another portion
of the programme: and the funny thing
about il is that ne may have been law
student and ought to know that the
word rendition" means a rendering
up, giving up or surrender, by one
party to another, and not the reading,
acting. singing. presentation or per
Torrance of song, opera or play. The
little French word nee Is constant
stumbling block TO the reporter. and
not only does he cause women to have
been born already christened Mary"
or Jane" or "Cornelia," but he has
gone even so far as TO cause them TO
have been born widows as was done by
The brilliant fellow who once wrote
concerning the Duchess of Marlbor-
ough. nee Mrs. Harn,nersley" ! could
uu,tipiy instances OF shocking news
paper English ad ibitum et ad nause-
UNI, but regret that they are multiply
ing themselves. Il Is TO be ho,ed that.
because the newspaper Is really pos
sessed OF po1entiality as an educata r. il
VIII awake &c The necessity Of better ed
ucatio9 fer :hc men who write for Il
AM those who edit what i writ
tan.-Fred ". Weber, IA y. Y Adver-
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other For instance. some people are

other. For instance, some people are
modest BIZ nature; it Is not reserve
which prevents them ff-wn talking
about themselves. but tiinidity. and
thus they earn the reputation of being
reserved. Others are stupid. hope1essIy
so, but. perhaps rejecting early train
ing and surroundings, 50 euvelop them
selves In naughty silence. that what is
merely stupidity masquerades as re-
serve; others are mean by nature. and
as secretiveDess II generally an accom-
panving condiment the same mistake Is
made here.
Some one is a sympathetic human
being and IN an unwary moment per
hsps Influenced by the encouragem
of what seems to be sincere and inter
ested listener, tells something that had
better be left untold. II may not bc
about ones self, but some one else, and
Il not bereft Of scrupIes that lack Of re
serve will cost many regreteful refiec-
tons. Sometimes longing for SYM
pathv viii break through accustomed
reserve. and IN a rash moment, yielding
20 impulse a confidence il given Inch
frequently causes az much regret ~ the
recipient a. the donor. lady once .aid
TO me:
The closest friendship Of nay life
was ruined 5y cox fdence forced -7ron
me. 4 friend upfol.!ed n Ln- ,sg. -
her past history that should nesr-r save
been revealed. and. although fne pr.y
feeling excited IL EGe ~ her 8 ise.o-ares
vas sympathy. ard carefully avoided
az reference TO ne- confidence after
ward. she never forgot whst sts had
tod me. and gradually. - M keen sor-
row ] saw an et.~ang cement growing
~ between IL until now our fTieur.st4ip
has become q thing Of the past
To talk Of ones selt Is not an Ell
dence o. ezotisTu bat ustur4. out
Ie.. comforting reflection - That
great intellect and r.zeFvc are rare. =
accessory qualities. I'D tina. reserve.
when existing 20 AZ exaggerated Do
gree. generally covers . meta. dssec.
Of some description aeuorer. although
scarcely a virtue = = seil Worth csiif-
waiting. for X IL no vay medium -
b-Islisncy. Il sp.r-- one re1-rets csas-sd
by having sad ire 9ssong hing and
giving consGeEcss sAas AZ better .i:A-
held ~-Phil@lt ;sEis r-~ss
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a knowing smile and a confident air up
to the very end, and the climax was
too much for him. He almost fell out of
his chair, and / could see that he had
suddenly become as weak as a kitten.
As for Jones, he wanted to jump on
Meyers neck.
There. Didn't 1 say your price was
too almighty high?' he demanded. 4
knew We wasn't playin' fair game.
I've got burned good mind not to buy
a cents with from We. If was sure
We done it a-purpose I'd have We boy
cotted. so / would.
Meyer was panic-stricken, but /
didn't wait to learn how he got ont of
his scrape. | shook hands with Jones.
and just before leaving turned to
Meyer, looked at him square in the
eyes and said:
Mr.. Meyer, I'm going to leave town
tomorrow If / can be of service to
you in fixing any more prices just let
me know. I'll always be ready to show
my appreciation of your kindness dur
ing the last five years
He was too tiabbergasted to say
word, and l went out'and ate the heart
lest and most enjoyable meal I'd had in
a month. N. Y. Sun.
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pleasure. she INDUCES IN foreign tour
whenever she i disposed: she does not
need even 20 keep an eye on the prince
Of Wales, now a days. and her domestic
cares must be light.
Az the other sovcreigus have . hard
time % IL Here il Oscar Il. king OF
Sweden and NORWAY. tormenird by the
Norwegian naicontents. by the 0t,-
structive StorthinR, and By ii@cn.
Here is william IL q Germany.
driven 20 MS wits end by hsct1Yinr
adversaries Here j. the king 81 The
Greek-. George l. always hard up. and
at this time almost overwhelmed in s
sea ~ troubles. Here is the King - Tho
BelRians Leopold IL. whose throne
was uenaced few days Ego D. his
rebellso'Is subjects and saved only Pr
. time by his p-udenca Hero T. the
little King II Spain. Alfonso XIII who
must be frightened when he hears his
subjects shouting for a republic Here
are the Gar - Russia the King q
Italy, the emperor - Austr8a snd tho
sultan Of Tu~lrey. the haydshipa =
whom are known - Ell The world.
The young queen u n. Netherlands
Wiihelmiua. tae u4iddis-zge1 king q
Portugal. Charlie ! and me old King
Of Denmark Charlie x lead 5 toirra-
bly, quiet iife. but theT don't amount %
-s1gich and mar meet with bad iees any
day.
Among all the soTersizns ~ Eargpo
Il e her Bri,tann.c majesty alone ~ho
A. always perfectly irene
n africa tnerc are NJ Ivvf-clasa
sc-e-elZrs ard - make this remark
h.-e though = r.ay Garage seye-al %
~. eBI'an= IN m northern pa -, ;i4st
eo1iBsnt
y Asla there only tyvp frsf~elaas say-
ere grss ths etrY@ror = CAsEz ADD ftss
emp~-or - japan. 10th 81 WHOM s<,-1.
& hsvs pretty Zo>ss iIrn. A. fsr 'iss
- shah Il Persia. Asd "a fs~ ~ aec-
enz-fazsd rcless IL India who aEas- 80
.cv h@tg-~ .be5r British masters. shaT
car oar taIze lsfe "a i comes
1.e5>efsg ever ~ .vns.ls aF~zs q re
s1v~reig ns % ne sroT.e. .s.ret9re- 80
- hat F.etnrts, q Eg.2 5&aa. 's tie
- :a-ez svt1u- he clAsrs epsY.- =. y.
az
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Rival Reforuers.

Upgardson lighting his cigar)-Do
you know, sir. that the money squan-
dered every year by the people of the
United States in miniStering TO the de
praved habit of drink would pay all the
*oldiers' pensions and establish public
library in every town in the country"
= Atom (stirring his toddy)-No,
fsir; but | know that the money
they waste in gratifying their abom-
Unable and filthy appetite for tobacco
would build fine church every day in
the year and put copy Of the Bible
into the hands of every man woman and
child in Africa. confound you,-Chicago
Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
ABOUT RESERVE.
A Little Essay That C-a BE Read and
studied With fsofft.

A Little Essay That C-a BE Read and
studied VIII fsofft.
''SoTne one asxe6 ne the other day
TIE meaning q reserve ~ D attribute
applied 20 people. Il l. that indehn-
able something which distinctiveiT
marks good breeding. and when ana
.yzed resolves i.seit into tew very
simple obse-ysnoeA People possessing
-eeerve DO no. duate upon the pronoun
/, rarely L ever telling their own az
tai-s- and neither giving or SEEKING
condolences This - about all i COM
prises- and yet simple as Il sounds Il
Is code well nigh impossible % fol-
low. 20 the natural uawsrlped human
Icing in whom exists sympathetic n
te-est in mankind That reserve i an
acquired attribute, subject n st. deyel-
opnent 20 surrounding influences and
40. a natural quality, : proven con-
es-ss;ycly b. he fact that i Is j char
s-.eristlc never existing IL children.
there are modest children stupid chill
sireu and mean children. bal child
possessing reserve = az unAnoyn pee
men.
That rnodesty, stupidity AID NEE =
ness are frequently mistaken ter
reserve. Is act Surprising. t-ecausc ~
times ,f.ay s.a-Sla-.s resemble esch