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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
nI.rEN.r mn osnoEsrnIyas0

At the rick OF offending those OF an
ultra PARTISAN temperament who ia The
light Of recent events arr quite con-
tented with the present complexion
aud boundaries ;he various Legisla-
tive districts of this Territory, tho
NEWS raises IT, voice hEainst the
awkward, pulling, utalf, and fIdlcu-
llua appofuonmeut aui lines Of
drmarkaton under watch some of the
Representative and Council districts
nov have 20 choose their LEGISLATOR.
The lat onlftin this direction was IN
aUsuriity in many Of iis resul,s, and q
more glazing Instance Of "shorslriug"
districts than "a number OF those iu
Utah cannot be Duu even in riate-
where practical poliucs h science aud
party advantage is the 'esiicrsium re-
gar Ices 10 the means. Ills needless Co
cite Illustrations VI this uuauvOry fact
they were wen In plenty whom the
act WIS dom; many Of them are siili
iu evidence IN every one'. MIND, aui
where tni. BE- NOS the oase tho tLnssare
hard enough already without adding
TO the po5pls's pcrpiczilies by an AZ
tempted rccapituhti1n Of any Of
them. Neither would there Boz any
.roat In delvins into the motives hell
aid the houus untertaipod Cor tho now
appufllonmrnt NJ the time Il was CON
c1liuI. 10 IL enough 10 know that
lu,Fc can BE- no reason 70. maintaining
the plipably wrong ami ludicrously
ssrpcntlne lines then established; no
rurp 10 Ia ieIordng compliance with
the fair iu,u1J Of the ru.e OF district
rcpresuu,ailn. Ingenuity ls an OK.
crllrnt thinsi but in ihis matter 81 uryl
not run n such an cE rene ns 90 puzzle
tho mathematical sEill OF a Newton,
the memory Ola GrJtlus,or tho ncumsn
Of the E,cncsi Ia yer irJni Oshkosh or
Kalamazoo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

form oouid be applied with pfoh'' Nnc
application would uui aubtsdiy sugNs'
as many more a. you plssse' The
scientist asks, In conclusion, "whst
railway president will lead the
way" in providing this ne"
method for amellomuug The
condition Of their un'9fluna'c
patrons by furnishing more speedy
escort into the other wofll2 luasmuch
ss We have got outsalvla awkwArdly
into the question by speaking out 100
soon, we Will cheer'u.ly withdraw that
unpleasant suggestion about lugiuctrs
and 20 forth, In the event thht any
"rallroad prcs.de1r' should have an
inclination to ny this now departure
ia corp ration philanthropy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

uy tho way, how D1m0a % that tho
rious Ntws. nou.pariisau aud c'.igsinst .
cil na claims 10 boz. ism This lAUle AZ
ala the Seolcy- Greenwood c'nt's'lf lt
should give M either iH religious. or ii.
political orranship ni once. u can uo Us
however, that % a. ihH Cannon hlu'n
which 10 has In its yriua, rauklo being
of that ilt, aud tho entire universe knoW-
how intensely Republican that sleoN
young patriot Is.
The FOREGOING graceful niece o. Jour
nalism T. tuken from The editorial
columns Of the Provo pip1i'h. IL BE-
here Reproduced iu order tnnt the
writer Of It, whoever be is, may have
cause To feel ashamed OF himself, and
know how publicly 20 make his apol'
.0uy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
THE GuioN COMPANY.

The announcement was made Ia our
tclcgrar hIc columns On tn ism inst
that the Gulon steamship Company ,one
Of the oldest Ia the transatlantic
passenger service, would 60 out Of the
passenger business between Nos YORK
and Liverpool, aud that tue Alaska
aud Auzlua would be- sid. The
movement now announced wns sug-
gestcd two year, since anu 40 Tar as the
Guiou company wa. concerned, II was
decided upon year ago. Inu
necessity Tor such a step wa
first shown Ia the season Of
1891, whrn the great falling or
ma freight shipments between Great
Britain aud the Uuitcd States, result.
ant on the passage Of tho Mckinley
TIL, caused serious loss 10 oil the stenm-
ship companies In that bu6iuess.
AZ tho time tho Guion Company
owned four vessels, the Nevada, VIE.
cousin, Wyoming aud Auyminla.
The latter was burned shortly after.
Tho company decided 10 run the
Others another year, sui did 70, when
they were taken Oh, and the Guion
was practically out Of the bnsiues-,
The Alaska and ArlEonu were not
owned by the Guion company
proper, but were run under
lease, aud this eau ed the
operation Of those yes8ois under the
Guion management tho pact season.
he retirement Of the company, while
IL was hab.cned by tie falling oil oil
recelpts, was primarily due 10 other
causes, chiefly the dssire Of the owners,
who were successors Of the original
founders Of the line, to divert theil
capital In other directions.
IL was under the direction Of TIA,
Guion company that the new deparlur,
Ia fast steamship service was inaugu
rated. The ars, vessel built upon Ions
narrow lines was the Arzin., which
Ia 1873 acquired the title Of
"tho greyhou 4 OF the ocean," from
the great rxcoss In speed which ah,
exhibited over all other vessels. rhei
ollowei tho Alaska, which was faster
SIN. Next cano the E.rIr,a, which
was uuilg Tor tue company, hut, OWN
10 the change u policy referred 10, wa
sold TO the Cunarl company, aud IL
1885 took the lead Vt fs. vessels, main
tanning II Tor a number OF y-ars.
The management OF the Guion com
rauy Will bs long anu rvumbil
remembered IN Utah. Mr. GrorF
lamslou, thc capable manager Of thl
company at Liverpool, with his assist
puts iu the .nice, Frank R,msden an,
John Roberts, h,vu done much TO eari
thr ruuIudoui the tens OF thousauu
of LA't.r-Iay Saint. who have crosse.
tHr Atlantic ga Che GuiJu boats duriul
mon. than quarter OF a century past
400 um,s 49, en- prejudice LED certail
.u.InIa To- t,cE 90 exclude Mormon
| IlusHuu Iom landing b.
lHe United states, it was q
Il great pAtcut due 90 Manage
! E.m...u prudence, eooI IuIgmsn.
uul uuavrrwns iurni-bir los n
p.up.a chat they wrfe enabled 90 lu
| win ,he lltle ailul.y h.y W
meet whom nc g0y,rumuut com
ms Iauor. vI.f.-I Europe h.luuv.
"a yragugu jauglgs into ,hp mIga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

GOVERNOR MCKiNLEy 3. elected by
only 81 ,SiI over hl. next lowest com
re,itor, AMI by something over $1,000
over all his competitors combined.
This Is probably enough, however, to
guarantee him against any delay
from demand Tor recount oi the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20
DR. wlLD4a on cuLOhOtoRnIcS

a recent railway horror has been
the means Of calling out r. commuu.cs.
,ion to the New Yofl, Tribune from d
b. g. wilder, which deserves tho uan.v
u a scientific Sensational, being o1t
Of college, We may be pcfmiitsI 90 use
the sensation end Of the dcslgnati1u
In a sense quite unsoienuHc. The
doctor's ancient habit of Cturnally
"prowlng aitor Cau"-putting b.
IN the b1istvrous language o.
his students besides making
MIN an expert feline smugrlcr has
developed ~ embryo what will be
recognize, Il ns tho "science Of chloru.
fofm." From n prac itloner Of medi.
cine aud surgery, hc became prAo.
tical oJucat E, whicn will account IN
part Tor the quantity Of "cold blood"
aud "horuo sunsU" COMPOUNDED with
these ~. gestious OF hi on the maui.
fold virtues auI applications VI chloro-
form.
10 begin with, no declares that rail.
way companies should be required 10
provide, along with the customary
haudsaw, cr0wbar ana axe, every
| car Intended Tor passengers with n
lask of onl0roiOrm. THUS, when the
collision, break down, or general
smashup occurs, the ", men anu ohi.-
dren who arc spared from the crash
! but get thoir numerous wardrobe
tangled up la the car wheels
during tho ensuing cremation, may,
with the help OF a cane
or convenient fence rail, be
chloroloimed un,oad Of incinurated
alive into tine regions Of kingdom come.
The practical sense, philanthropy, otc,
Of this suggestion will be 90 obvious
that one 10 prepared to recommend 1t.
speedy enactment without debate.
Cavlllers may Of COutss suggest thai
there 10 point Ia tho case-nol sGien-
uhc, ty the way, a matter Of econ
omiOs, in fact-whIch has never 20
been seriously mootod; and they vii
refer TO the yet untried experiment o.
chlUroiorming, einoe that IA 10 be IN,
style, every railway engineer and hi.
president who IN these negleCliu
wreoking enterprises shall have lei
enough Of the passengers uumurderel
to do the job. Interested spectator
within the iimlt OF tho second degree
Of consangulniIy who may arfly,
during or previous TO the chloroiorn
act, might be Included, 81 their option
among the chlaroi0out0nCrs. 10 b
just possible that with a TOW Judicioul
experiments Of this sort upon descrv
ing railway men, the entire cremation
kit, chlOrO.orm Included, would Uecom,
obsolete
But there are some more excellent
rOiuts Ia this chlgroiOm science whici
should not he sighted. "F.r year., ,
aays tho doctor "i have carried
hlttwo'0uncr phial OF II [chloToiorm
In my hip pocket. II has not yet beor
needed 10 a railway wrecE. but d
has often served as aspeedy counter
lTIwn, Tor the relief VI inward pain
ltIarua1y 20 dash into tho face VI a.
Huaaul uipsd OF quadmped." 400
behalf of SONS 1l the people o. Sal
Lake CITY who h8vula.ely been caugb
/ Iu lhrucJ of walking OUT puulics.rcr.
after dark without thu burslau' uas-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

liz GovEWNoU OHuFNIALur MAJ
aachuautls will have the nrs foreign
born governor Va all her state history.
Mr.. @. came 20 New En.laud ftom
old suvlbuf.
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o,as. 20 Cor as our omsial iuiience j.
able to effect that end. va shall sec
that you gct your rights, which We
now see you have not hal"
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The Cullen Ho'cl opon, on The
European plan, Tuirs s2.U1 and $3.50
urr iav. Nu.Tre Cuiirna A.. nar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

Hood. Pills DO not purge, pain nor
grippe, hut act promptly, easily and
efficiently. .bc. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-20

All burned stock aI psulN cash
prices. Now is the time 10 buy.
MORRISON, Merrill d. Go.
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rtyuons for Subscription on Ways ir ADVANCE.
tttv arttffihers will KINDLY notify =. u Dun.
tfr .encuhtorI pf any iucEllautg in tno 10
INCfy of Their uauCrf
eutsrriHcrt chanFing ihefr p'a-O1' rcHdene'
should always TIto former 81 Won az pfnalhs
address.
The Nrws ton IS cht tho principal liote.t .
Move stands HrH nn 90 passenger trains icaF'
irH tto city after % ms daily
AIcomruuirau0urf should uc addressed %
uEaruHI Atwa luuLituWu Co.
Tsitrhons
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$4,000.
STALLS ASD r.
/ Il. CECIL. JR.

Butter. Kggs, Cheese, Fruits
aud Produce Poultry s. tame
in scafon. Low Prices. Prompt
Delivery.
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tTAiLs 2sAsD 90.
Star Fruit Stand,

81. j. Brothers. ~ kinds Of
california aLi Itah Fruits
lrumut delivery GIVE us call
satisfaction guaranteed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Jackets and shirts that stand out in
undismayed prominence. unjacketed
and unafraid.
remember on the bathing beach the
other day = four-cornered shape of sun
burnt straw with queer black nut
meg crown. the points being held with
JET clusters
But I liked better huge armour
straw with lunches Of pillow roses
and white lace auillings.
For more formal wear. II YOU care
for strait-laced clothes in August.
pretty reception. given the other
night. offers models. Scarlet and white
gsraniurns were the basis Of the flower
decorations. and they made the great
ball aud the drawing rooms and the
broad piaxxas one mass OF glorious
color. The prettiest gown In evidence
was a buttercup yellow six with deep
lace hounces draped with pink and
yellow natural roses
The next prettiest was a black silk
with q fun white chiffon front and a
deep iaee collar turning downward
and ending in a frill
worth looking a. but quite TOO
heavy for the season va a long dress
cf rich blue Dreaded satin the seams
sewn with silver passementcrie.
A ooolinz spectacle when this mag
niacrnce had wearied ron was a sim
pie pale green frock hung with white
maeiir.
Is To- hot % dance. and yet the
wardrobes here arc fall % dance dress
-. one that vas taken out AZ the
Casino night or two ago was a won
d>rfully presty ivory bcnealinc. with
an Old friil ~ csiffan about the skirt
hesaet ~ twist ~ pale green velvet.
green six sleeves. and a green sash
went With ferns AZ the bosom and in
the hair
AL scrts ~ dress giorics are thought
~ ~. ard probably are. worth whiie
here. FER stupid - these not in
she swim consider e. there j. one
thinx Z, BE ssid 81 Newport. g ear
brsss II a decent number - m-e-n-
EL1sN OssaRx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

p>sk Wy psafn from w@i&t =, hen. hus
80 a i nsrr>s rows of h>axy ssiseAinx
lnss el3e the hips. slixhtlv bell
sh1p<t here 10 ore of tie fes and
Digit z scesziens - tempsinx PARIS
and f<zk sned al Of close uoven gray.
The bosiie = donbls b<eastess znd alss
perteelb q dnexeeps forwfsfe .ssambo-
lapels. - With black satin. The
sleess a ~ ssssiutrly. bas VIA .
bot .--mi'i. illness a. the shoaTder.
IT. - hzt = ri, Of satin and low pom-
..aa.. .na Ate. ,ther gray and black.
<..rn .r.ls A.. hufter on an Anlsriean
ssrs.-t N. ..,r,.. 70 that eossunne voald
s.u.~ !. s~.-.rl.. Yet IL il not sensa-
rh,n.l bu< ADMIR- lie In restraint Re-
str.iut 1. bold - zen womenkind run
riet -
The oxer<ktst a sur Meeting youth
was loooed ana A. need ana plated.
x.s IA nots frhe ox.. 'sklrr Of Ds steals
in<i<iiously upoa "a. aH.re 1na formal
Of cut under the gais. on Jacket skirt
or some such innocent tnlnx Here i
one; Long. plain SKIRT 81 t4o~n -oa.
the ally mink Of = got n 1sAct Win
msderst@lx wide l.nel.. opening IA the
waist and disclosing l'any nass OF
shirred satin. darker brots a esit OF tue
same DARK satin and loae eet ribbons
hanging nearly % the X euna IN 'front.'
Thls u the beginning OF nc enc from
this modest and unobtrusise footnoid
We may sit by powerlsss SO protest ana
watch the forging Of &C" ehAln Tor
woman's eumh. rel h..av sew yards Of
cumbersome drapery. Fcr tne over
skirt II coming.
Inc cotton frocks and tn ho"erea
muslins on Bellevue avenue OF morn
ing are after all the prettiest 1 inEs IN
Newport 10 see. Miss Earl. of Esri-
court. who properly belongs over AZ to
Pier, was out the other morning In a
manve cotton striped with white gut
pure and crowned with big Leghorn
hat trimmed with yellow roses
Another girl almost as pretty a. Miss
Earl wore = pink linen skirt bound
with black braid and set OF by soft
white silk bodice tied with pink rib
hons
A huge lace hat covered with pale
pink roses and tied under the chin with
koic green srtfcA trStc0 iikuttf or u
mass OF red gold hair. and was the APP
propriate finish 20 = costume Of white
linen. with turquoise blue folded waist
lat aud hit or miss attachments of
pale blue velvet rosettss ana black
wings.
shirts, of course. abound. There are
pink shirts. blue shirts. white shirts.
frilled. plain, tucked aud embroidered
shirts; shirts that hide under Elton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Come inside . minute" said a
Fourth avenue dealer in pianos yester-
day afternoon. Il have discovered tho
greatest fly-trap on earth aud want
TO show il 10 you" He led the way to
an instrument at the rear of the store
on which was newspaper. On the
paper had been placed bunch Of
sweet peas. At least 1000 dead flies
were lying on the paper in the imme-
diate vicinity OF in the bunch Of
flowers Il threw these here by
chance. he continued. and in about
ten minutes Mapped to notice that
every fly that aiighted on the flowers
died Ia a very short time Even as no
spoke a number of the insects which
had stopped to suck the deadly sweet
had toppled over dead They alighted
with their usual buzz stopped momen-
tarily, guivered in their legs. tapped
their wings weakly several times, and
then gave up the ghost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Bcv choirS trained ss such singers
arr trained IN Great Britain asd Ger
mary. were sirnest unknown In this
couuty- ten pears ago and sre not com
mon sew. thonrh there are several ad-
mirseiy srsip~a boz choirs in ths
1arrev cities Whea the time eoFn-s for
the ehoiv boy's vei~e % change ths
eoaseisntieas cholrrnssser BIDS him
rest IN erder that hts sstuval nals
voice may not - spoiled fow si.rinr
The ss<< 81 t>achinr The isSs - sing
Ia The Artificial nsnaer rssuis-d e
sincst lshorioss and the es<nirrs -
learners 49, trielng Later . well
sy>sa>a ehorist>v mar earn frosa tsss
20 $50 pr yssr ~ his snsdsv ~ovk.
The SKEW eoy q ne rural psrlsh y
..esilr 81 unsehaol~d isp shos>n for
Ia rolt<n hsir and ch~rs etc feee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
A clever I,~sort.

In Mr.. p. T. Barnum's struggles
and Triumphs; or Forty Years Recol-
lecfions," he mentions having been In
Washington in 1862 with Commodore
Mutt. President Lincoln sent Mr.. Bar
mum an invitation TO visit the white
house and bring his short friend. The
cabinet happened 10 be thcye, and the
president introduced the little rnarincr
20 them. After little joking Sir. Lin
coin bent down his long. lank body. aud.
taking Mutt by the hand. said: ''Commo-
dorc. permit me 10 give you parting
word Of advice. When you are In
command Of your feet, II you find
yourself in danger Of being taken pris-
oner. advise you to wade ashore"
The commodore let his gaze travel up
the whole length of Mr.. Lincoln's ex-
tremely long legs. and replied. quiet
": II guess. Mr.. President, You could
do that better than couldr
Last week. off-at Stauder's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort AID Improvement and
tends 20 personal enjoyment when
rightiy used. Tie many, who live bet
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditnre. BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs OF physical being, will attest
the value 20 health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Fig<
It's excellence Is due 20 is presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant To the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
at;ve; efErctually cleansing the systena,
dispclling colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 20 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because IL acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
euing them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup Of Fig il for sale BY all drug
rists in soc and 81 bottles. but II il man
nfactured BY the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name il printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you viii not
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Miss Antiaue--Why. how do you do.
Mr. Globctrot? am delighted to see
you lack OF course, you remem ter
nae?
Returned Traveller wrestling with
his memory)-0f course. of course.
Delighted to see you looking so we'll
And how are the dear children?
Miss Antiqne-Ch Children.
Returned Traveller meant TO ask
how is your family, meaning. ofcourse.
your husband.
Miss Antique-tIusband? I never
had hus band. sir.
Returned Traveier-Er--of course,
not; just a little Heasantry OF mine.
you know meant. OF course. your
bvother. whom you love as much as
any one could love hus---
Miss Antique never had brother.
Returned Traveller Um-er Of
course. not; just joking. you know.
How is your-er- Did you ever have y
mother?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

.uaiyxe. or sneculnr. snrmraering ince.
Judge how happy, then. are the fair
on>s. Fer do nos the gracious divini-
lies who from sfzr order their daily life
permit them now - wear it--lace. and
lace. and yrt more lseo2 "a In the
piazra or casino gown we were al adj
n.,rinz. ~i.h is three wide rnffes Of
dark lace upon The skirt. it, heavy
folds ~ lace friiiing from The yoke II
ne bodies. aud lace again from the
~is- shoulder pun falling 20 the el-
n-,w. That surely was a gown 10 coset.
FOR TIE lncs--ah. me- was worth al
most a fortune and was - old one
mnst nee,is stand ia awe Of t.
The vaehtiax girl Is most conserva-
tive. she who puts her foot upon he
vel Wing. uneven deck must leave
r,,rr< hchind. Upon The SourmaAal.
gr..t - the mother % The most "a
froa. tsf,r tah7. was horn Last week
ooe gown saut admired. oiue af
s,.,ese. harr~sl down the front. trim ~
ek.rt nndniv shasg If braid aud topped
By \ .sft nat. instead 81 The nore usual
vashsinr cap. The substitution i not
al,se.thrr - ~ commended. Moth
lnr : aaste 50 bceominz aAoas a. The
trisn zap
a rorer-srtise between the yachting
risl aud lhe nymph Of The Casino =
- s..aeh GIRL npsn whom winds do
tio,s ,i,n..-t a. raerrily ~ atsea. The
h-asa 1irl nay esrJ . psrs-ol " sse
viii .he nay spread - The wind .
wids s,s hat coqsettishiT twisted as
e, o. hrin,. her sleeve capee may D.
nssng o. few. bas are mere hselv
r,a-y. ter lone skirt with - cne Wide
rasae feehig protesting conservatism
tssst mr. Ne ~eunan q the sisilans
lsre. nsr ne siouaed ssiior woman. nor
she e tas bach and rnfi'es few : ne
sunzner risi par sxcellence. The vision
~ wktrh ~ fafaner girl ~ tsss vii
- hs'ia in futterinz oot FAR from mr.
tisr wcsae~r "a thss u ereaturr.
-~hite "a vrrr light n gafh. whsee
skirs - sprce@si>r - cass.asrd rgf'es
raeef shoniiers aisl. themselves 80
neafh 70 ST. ypt araia. whs,-e Ssh ssd
sdvrs ana ssreanners wave vveisons -
sha slightest breeze
Anf +ttlf In the rsrht fsfle tight iit-
tie isiant. where. u,athaa is cot rnors
snesleh fsr Tie girl - r-les~s snd rfh-
heo.. s.,rse get 49, ~ ~ ,sirr dresses
81 r~;<fine sffnplieity Tkis = inaeed
eiessst q rnatirr ~ nee~-eitf. - IN =
s-an<ry wbere tie e<pres~is,- rthe
es- ~ss tnr BRIT thrre ~e~e ~ew~rs
seo~ers - crionon- tae ,sInper
cf ti,e rplss..d girl inaT ansg unrufSea
A. 49, rafs. here = . raiktnx sr~ss 81
Fnrf.sA .briid trim sfsrr the Yin
sess e sae go zhed xcar< A <kirt
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STYLES OF THE DAY
The Sumner Gid Of 1893 and
she Of Three Years Aga
sfaIBsosEO AND BtFlouscED


IN mlllinsriom isss i epochaI
TIE siri OF iseo. IN the severe sim
plioify "a her garb. was like = trim
stssm yseht with all loose enas
saugged away for eruising. with hlxh
freshosrd aud gentle sheer. frssh
eoiors and saaey tia % gam
Ltke f1ir weather sioop husidlinr
al al aleft. pressed we'll 70 leeward
BY The froilczons wiEd. noddine. dip
Ping. gi4nsing g.e-ming. spreading %
Tie bfeezs her wintrtossed banners,
tashins lack tts sun froaa u1rial
faeeta cf tsxtiis brilliance. l. ,he girl
of po. A creature OF moods aaA lenses
>he IL = sportive. faneif,l. wayward
creature whose lips. were she 20
speak. would frame. you think. some
quip or jrst Of long ago. when
danced With Lafayette. my dear"
Nou uziss. almost with sense Of los.
Of uaRratii,ed wish for completeness.
che powder patches and prunella Of
the past
And Jet the girl Of 1875 Il the same
- he girl q isso. The same light
gisatas tn eyes Of gray. sp4rkles In
black and rashes from hue eyes shyly
vesledi The sane light in the eyes OF
The sons 81 men stin shines from
tressss golden, and glows IN curts or
brown-
In appearance the butterfly. whose
ehrysaiis We know lang syne. she Is
really sba same summer girl. q sensible
creature Ira the main. and good aud kind
and merry. and byno means 50 artificial
as she looks
Women love lace. It's faint sound.
fnansliblc zlsnost a. the music Of the
spherrs. Il the deal accompaniment Of
their novement. aud they know Il.
The swish of ''S.arched'' things Is
feminine. the frou-frou Of silk l. more
frfainine. hut most feminine of all Is
the Acobweb-hke rustic. too .ielieate 70