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The morning times., 1895-10-26
MERITS MODERN PHARMACY,
Ilth and p Sta
MertZ'S
Prices for
To-day
Only.
Chris Rose Water.
Pint bottles :. E. - :. =. SEQ
tin original PACKAGES
PiVerS' Celebrated OdOrS.

PiverS' Celebrated Odors.
IL bottles of Pivers' Cele-
brated French Odors, in Wang
Ylang. Wood Violet. aud Hello
trupe Blanc. Regular selling
price, S1-50- To close out the
lot tomorrow only .....-..96c-
Rabuteau Skin Focd. 81 to Sc
tRemoves and prevents wrinkles.1
FLORIDA Water. .-35c- 10 20
Vetivcrt Root, pkgs.. ESQ
tImport ed
Queen Anne Tooth Powder
Extra large sizs,i
Packages Talcum Powder
For infant OF adult,
Imported Violet Water
Rabuteau's Fine Extracts
soc to 42c-
Considered the best
packages chewing gum for &C.
jules Face Bleach 81 to S3c-
Quickly removes moth patches
and freckles.l
Curling Fluid. :. ..25c- to 1Sc-
keeps the hair in curl for days-j
Eau de Quinine. S1.00 to &C.
Perfumed White Petroleum
Gn handsome jarsJ
One lot Cut-stoppered Extracts
tbest Perfume, slightly soiled
SIC; for S1-0O
One lot Fine 81 perfumes. slight
ly soiled ......--.---..--47 47C-
CIark's BunlOu Cure (relieves
pain insta ntlyl- 1Sc-: for soc.
Rest Absorbent Cotton-.25c. lb.
One lot of Assorted Toilet Soap,
per box g cakesl ..... .17c-
Clark's Corn Salve. cures quickly
&c; for 25c-
Imperial Hair Regeneration. an
numbers . . :. =. ..S1.21
Turner's Vegetable Compound
47o-
CFor the hair; restores gray hairy
Roses and Nyrrh. for tue teeth
and gums ..... 19c-; 3 for Soc
Small lot OF Pivers' Extracts
that were CSC Tociose -69c-
8 bottles OF Guerlain's French
Odors. in Ylang Ylang and
Peau d'Espagne. Have been
selling here for S1-10 bot
Elsewhere at S2.25- To close
tomorrow, only. LIS
The morning times., 1895-10-26
COneSon
Mothers.

Come straight here
for the most satisfactory
stock of Children's
Clothing in Washing
ton.
The more you know
about children's goods
the more you'll appre-
ciate our prices = and
the quicker We'll enroll
you among our "regu-
lars"
Since we've enlarged
this department and
doubled the stock we
don't think you'll find a
bigger variety any
where-we're sure you
won't find prices as low.
Pay as little as 81 or
as much as $40 for a
Suit-but feel sure of
this-every one III save
something.
You don't have to
stand a "cross exami-
nation" to get your
money back here-we
ask no questions.
We've probably got
the incest stock of Chill
dren's Hats in the city.
Glad to show them to
you. Mothers Friend"
Shirt Waists, too.
Eiseman Bros,
Cor. 7th and E SITS. N. w.
No Branch Store in Washington
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Everett'a
in
Jemelry.

No branch Of trade
admits Of such scope OF
high art as tile jewelers..
In the jeyeler's taste lies
the beauty Of his zvares-
euen the most brilliant
diamond is bit a stone
until Transformed by the
jewelers. cunning. cold
in itself is no more beam-
tsjnl than brass, bit art can
transform 1T into priceless
treasures.
No Jszveler's store IN
this toavn ean shoz0 such a
perfect selection of 5e50el,y
and articles Of 0e,-fu as a0e
can.
Gperett's,
Jewcle5,
1925 F ST. N. w.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

go, ,0o0 worth OF choicest ORIENTAL
RUGS are here on consignment for
us TO sell at prices lower than are
ever likely to be quoted again The
sale will end Monday
The morning times., 1895-10-26

al want to be the
Jeweler who comes
into yourmird first. "
The morning times., 1895-10-26
MERITS
Modern Pharmacy.
1lth and Fists. N. w.
We " ant Every
'''Til1es" reader

who is suffering with Dyspep-
sia, Kidney Troubles, Blood
Disorders or Rheumatic ALL
ments-to try COLUMBIA NAT
URAL LITHIA WATER. 1t has
performed the most remark
able cures of the day. Don't
take our say so, but get our
circular-that tells 1t all. sent
free. COLUMBIA NATURAL
LITHIA WATER, 400 h st.
The morning times., 1895-10-26

OAK FINISH TABLE, with shelf, top
ie inches square, value $50 for....95c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
roo MANY COURSES.

Had There Been Fewer Links in the Os l trioh's Chain Dinner he Might Have
 Lived.
 | From the Rocky Mountain Newsl
 One of the family of twelve ostriches
 attached to Sells circus, which has been
 wintering at River Front Park, went to
 his long home yesterday, victim of cu- nate appetite.
 About one o'clock yesterday one of
 the circus attendants brought lot of
 chains and whiffietrees from the upper floor and threw them down in front of
 the ostrich pen. All of the chains were attached to the whiffietrees except one,
 which lay loose among the pile. The
 attendant left them lying there for
 while, and after he had gone away one ostrich, more curious than the others, caught sight of the shining chain.
 Quick as a flash he darted his long neck through the bars and seized the chain in his bill. He threw it into the enclosure, and his companions stood Oy tlllt5 lllHl CuI lObSly lO oCG WIdl il6 WotS going to do with the chain.
 They were not left long in doubt He at once began to make meal of it. Link by link it disappeared down his elastic oesophagus. It was very evil dent that the task was no easy one, for before he got it half way down he seemed to repent of his bargain. But he would not give it up, and finally it disappeared altogether. The bird looked around as if in triumph but it's triumph was short lived. In a few mo- ments he was seized with paroxysms of pain, and, as all ostriches do when sick, he lay down on his stomach on the floor of the pen and stretched out his neck as far as 1t would reach. MT. Sells hap pened to pass through the animal de- partment and noticed the position of the bird, and at once surmised that he was i'll. As the usual troubles from which these birds suffer are indigestion and similar complaints, MT. Sells gave him the customary remedy--a large dose of castor oil. This, however, had no eff feet on the bird which continued to show signs of distress. Nothing that was done gave him any relief, and with in half hour after bolting the chain he turned over on his back and gave his last kick.
 Another custom that prevails in cir GUS and menagerie life is to dissect an animal when he dies, to learn the cause of death. MT. Sells performed the au- topsy on the dead bird and discovered that the bird died partly of strangula- ton and inflammation of the stomach | The chain was fo1lnd Dart1v in tha stomach and partly in the oesophagus, l the stomach itself being so distended | with freshly eaten alfalfa that it was for the bird to force his nov l el refreshment into his stomach. MT. l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
A Wonderfnl Instrnment.

A wonderful instrument Is the A. B Chase piano, with the octave pedal at. tachment. It is said to be the greatest improvement in piano in the last twenty five years. Prof. A. T. Wittich and MT N. L. Gebhart, direct from the factory will have these pianos on exhibition for one day only. Friday, June 21st, at N w. Hines Music store, No. FOG Chapel streets. Teachers of music, musicians and prospective piano purchasers are especially invited, and all others are welcome to witness how octave playing, echoes, harmonies, pipe, organ, orches- tral and other musical effects heretofore unattainable, are now made possible for anyone. Don't forget the time, date and place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.
Brief Mention. High water to-day at 9.53 a. Ill. Buy a new house-R. E. Baldwin.

S'NC
 Buy a new house-R, F. Baldwin.
 Only pure spring water used in Cham pion's "Foyer."l
 MT. Fred Bostwick of this city is to deliver an address at the M. D. church in Bristol this evening.
 Ex-Chief of Police J. w. Pond and wife of this city have been the guests of J. w. Clark and family in Terryville the past week.
 The Ringing Brothers circus will ap- pear in this city on July 8 and the pop ularity of this great show is an assur- ance of big crowds and unbounded sat isfaction.
 Grand Master filling of this city will be entertained by Stephen Terry lodge, I. 0. o. F., of Bristol this evening. Af- ter lodge a banquet will be served at the Gridley house.
 No seats will be reserved for ladies without tickets in Battell chapel on commencement day, Wednesday, June 26 The galleries are reserved for lar dies with tickets, and each candidate for degree is allowed one lady's ticket.
 There wifi be. an aeoljan recital at the M. Steinert & Sons company's store, TIT Chapel street every afternoon between 3 and o'clock, to which all are cordial ly invited Yesterday afternoon the large hall was filled and all were highly pleased with the excellent recital.
 At the iron moulders' picnic to be held at Lighthouse Point on the Fourth of July there will be a tug-ofwar contest between teams from G. F. Warner and Sargent's shops. The Warmer team is composed of James Kinsella, Anthony Fox, George Stafford and John Holtz, and the Sargent team of Bart McKenna, Thomas Cummings, Simeon Carney and M Anderson.
 The eMthodist Social union, the City Evangelization society and the Meth odist Episcopal Ministers association at the First M E. church last even- ing, held large and enthusiastic meet ing in the interest of the Evangeliza- tion society and to commemorate the introduction of Methodism in New Ha- ven. Rev. J. M. King, D. D., of New York city and Rev. C. J. North, pre- sidding elder of the New Haven dis trict, addressed the meeting There were also several short addresses from other members.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Denies the Report.

New York, June 2O.-John I. Water bury of the reorganization committee of the United States Cordage company says there is no foundation for the re- port circulated in Wall street to-day that he and MT. Barbour had resigned from the reorganization committee. He says there are eho differences of opinion between members of the committee; that the work undertaken is progressing satisfactorily, and that it is the desire of the committee to give security hold CTS fullest information regarding the company's condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Local Weather Report,
 FOR JUNE 20, 1895.

Mean temperature. 70. Max. temperaIure. 8l. Min. temDerature. 69
 Precipitation inches. Max velocity of wind. A-S. Accumulated deficiency Of daily mean tenn perature slnce January 1. 20 degrees; or an average daily deficiency ot T degrees. Total deficiency in precipitat1on since Janu- ary l, 8.13 inches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer. Note,-A mlnus sign [-l prehxed to thor molD.,ter readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A"T'i in connection with rainfalltndicates trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known. -t-9 s,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
NEW ADVER4IsEMENrS TO-DAY.

A Little Advice-E. Fl. Clark.
 .Elolian Recitals-M. Steinert & Sons Co. BargainsF. l.. Averill.
 City Notice-B. E. Brown.
 Daily Chat-Malley Nicely x Co. Dividend Notice-Second National Bank. Entertainment-SavinR Rock Ball Grounds. Fine Ripe Pines-D. M. Welch & Son. Financial-Charles R. Flint. Fine Groceries-R. H. Nesbit. For Rent-Store--E. W. Baldwin. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown < Co. Great Factory Sale-0ak Hall. Special Bargains-M. Frank. Shirt Waists-The Chas. Monson Co. Snow Flake Corsets-HOwe & Stetson. For Sale-Business-46S State Street. Wedding Gifts-At Silverthaus. Wanted-Situation-D T. SugSue. Wanted-Girl-9 High Street. Wanted-Situatlon-25 West Carlisle Street. Wanted-Situation-@0 Columbus Avenue. Wanted-Man-F. $. Bradley. Wanted-Stuation-l2 Davenport Avenue. Wanted-Young Man-G. W. Cooper.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
GRATEFUL-CoMFoR COCOA.
RRnAKRAsT--suPpER

IT By q thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition and by careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. EppH has provided for our breakfast and sup per delicately favored beverage which may the judioious use of such articles of diet that q constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating aroLnd us ready to attack wherever there is q weak point. We may escape manya fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a properly nourlshed frame.h-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers la- belled thus JAMES EPPS & CO, Ltd,
 Homeopathic Chemists,
 26m tll&we London. EngIand.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
snanish Trnons Retircd.

Santiago De Cuba, June 2O.-A serious encounter between the Spanish troops and a band of insurgetns took place near Banes, in the province of Gibara, to-day. The Spanish troops were una ble to hold their position and were
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Advnnoed pegrees nt Cornoll.

Ithaca, N. r., June 2o-The com mencement at Cornell occurred to-day. The degrees conferred included arts 20, philosophy 24, letters 1, science "A, agri- culture 4, architecture IS, civil engineer 29, mechanical engineering 36, electrical engineers 51, bachelors of law 76. A large number of advanced degrees were also conferred. The attendance upon the exercises was large and included many distinguished persons.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
LOOK AT THIS!
S25.o S15.OO, $1O.OO, S5.Oo il
 Gold.

@.5.OO, S15.OO, S1O.OO, s5.Oo in
 Gold.
 Bedding Brothers & Co, manufac- turers of the best sewing silk in the world, are making an extremely hand some offer to the ladies of New Haven, dressmakers and children especially in terested.
 The offer consists of four prizes in gold to the lady or child sending in to Bedding & Co. before the first of Janu- ary, 1896, the largest number of cou- pons.
 One coupon is given with each spool of one hundred yards of silk, one cou- pon for every two spools of twist, and eight coupons with every ounce spool of silk.
 Belding's silk is on sale at Marsden c. Perry's store. SS2 Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21

Sells says that had he been able to swallow the chain completely he might have got away with it without serious inconvenience, although he had some doubts on the subject
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
zola Again Defeated.

[ Paris, June 20-The Academic to-day elected Jules Lemaitre, the poet and critic, to membership i'm succession to Jean Duruy, the historian. Jules Dela- Horse received nine votes and Emile Eola one.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
In Honor of Carnot.

Paris, June 2O.-The senate voted to- adjourn Monday next in honor of the memory of the late President Carnot, and sent wreaths to be placed on his tomb
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DBPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. C.. June 20, 1895, SD. m. Forecast for Friday-For Connecticut Increasing cloudiness and rain; southerly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Welcome Visitors

SApCI lCllCCS Dy u LII OuS II Connecticut's greatest depart ment store and slake your thirst at the new, pure Soda l Water Fountain. | Men of Vale
 find here not only all the es-
 sentials
 k.MA for
 "dress
 NAC- 9zg,NNN sions,"
 N3E:SI1A1N NM but in lINMI N( ENl1NA view of 6Ai |@Ss@NN are equip
 7lt}s9H 9ating 95idtsg Golf Stockings, Duck Pants, Breezy Coats, Travelling Trunks, (steamer or saratoga) Bags and Dress Suit Cases. The Book Sale
 runs two days yet--Friday and Saturday. Thousands of 20 and 25 cent Paper Novels, including standard works, 4-8 and I2c. each. No better, cheaper summer read-I ing on the American Conti- nent. Also, at lowest prices, Prof. Phelps selection of IS representative Novels for summer reading.
 Tne BOOK StOre
 Let's Repeat Half of that Hosiery and Under wear List published the other day. It's we'll worth it.
 15O dozen Children's ribbed and plain Cot ton Hose at l2 1-2c, pair. Ought to be 10 cents.
 0G dozen Boys Hose at 19c pair. Regu- lar 25 cent Hose.
 25 dozen Ladies' tan and black Hose at 12 1-2c. pair. Ought to be lsc.
 R5 dozen Ladies' dropstiteh ingrain fast black lisle and fine maco Hose, regular 50 cent goods. Now sold 5 pair for $i0O Ask for Numbers 2900 and 110S There's a Stir
 in the Linen Court. Reduce the stock" is the order. That means reduce b1ates in linen, cotton white goods. etc. Nose around and be convinced. Millinery Savings
 Black Satin, Gros Grain aad Rose Bud Dtesden Ribbon, also fancy satin ribbon, 3 inches wide, all silk, at the dispropor tionate price of I5c. yd. New Flowers flesh from (not the gar den) the maker, always sold at 25 cents. Our price, I5c bunch. Fine Milan Sailors, with matchable bands and leather sweats, for Ladies' Misses and Children, round SI.oo each, Millinery Parlors. Porch Screens 4 it. x 6 it. AS cents. 8 fit. x 8 it, o8 cents. 10 it. x 8 it. $1.2o. Maybe hundred of each size left.
 Upholstery Room, Second Floor. Reed COuches
 and Cottage Suits, Porch Chairs, Garden Seats, Wire Cots, etc, are having their innings now with the squads of tables and chairs and stands and dressers in the forest of Furniture. Bought ? Second and Third Floors.
  |M BAKER. BLANKET | Ign a Longest wearing horse blanket made. IGdNA Have worn 16 years. HundredsofI IOk<T fia testimonials to this effect c MadeI l..AI.- ..l
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
There's a Stir

in the Linen Court. Reduce the stock" is the order. That means reance braces in linen, cotton. white goods. etc. Nose around and be convinced.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21

HOWE '2s1E1sef
 767.z1l QAHpELST. Snow Flakes Are unreasonable, but our new
 Snow Flake ventilating CORSET is the proper thing.
 This Snow Flake Corset was made for us, comes in white and drab, all sizes from IS to 30 inches, and is the best summer corset ever seen,
 At 39c. a pair. On Friday And Saturday We will sell Boys Fast Black Ribbed Stockings with knee caps, high spliced heels, double toes-the best stocking that can be shown for real wear, etc. We will sell them till 10 o'clock Saturday evening at
 l9c. per pair Mothers Friend Waists for Boys. Unlaundered fancy Percale Waists at soc. each.
 Laundered Percale Waists at 75c., 85c. and 9Sc. each. White laundered waists with ALL LINEN COLLARS AND cUFFs at 85c. and 98c. each. These are THE Waists; pest styles and make, and the DON'T COME OFF, are put on to stay, why called moth | ITS friend. Better look at hem and see their superiority. Down! Downl
 I1s yards wide, light spring. -loakings, down to 75c. anal "A 35c. per yard, to close out. H0WE&STETSON
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21

A SUMMERS JAUNT
 To mountains or seashore becomes at this season a serious tempta- tion. If you exp cot, then. ito live in trunk,n this article of travel has an im- portant bearing on your complete happiness. We inc vite your attention to our STAPLE AND EXCLUSIVE
 STOCK,
 Which cannot but interest the careful buyer.
 BROOKS & CO.,,
 Chapel and State.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
rIiIIinery Savings

Black Satin, Gros Grain aad Rose Bud Dtesden Ribbon also fancy satin ribbon, 3 inches wide, all silk, at the dispropor tionate price of 15c. yd.
 New Flowers flesh from (not the gar. den) the maker, always sold at 25 cents. Our price, I5c bunch.
 Fine Milan Sailors, with matchable bands and leather sweats, for Ladies' Misses and Children, round SIoo each. Millinery Parlors
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
MALLEY*-NEE[Np@.
New Haven. Friday. June 2l. 1895. ZAe vs3kAeT G0-a9y-Lskely % 6e /asr.
TELEPHoNE No. 8sa.
Securing Around

~NA NA v SAN~ and separating out every thing in Suits, Capes and Waists that doesn't belong strictly to midsummer sell ing. Selling at cost2 Some garments are marked faY 6elo7O coSt. The draw-lines of this Great Garment Sale, are baited not only at both Bargain Tables, but through out the entire Cloak Room.
 The balance of our Chldren's Ging
 ham Dresses -four year sizes up) now
 marked Sr. 50 to $2.7s, quit their quar-
 ters at-6o cents your choice. Bargain Table, No. 2,
 All odds and ends of Ladies Wrap
 pers, which have sold at 75 cents, and
 $I.oo, and SI.25, quit their quarters at
 ---69 cents your choice. Tlor1oi,, VahIa No
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Porch Screens

4 fit. X 6 it. AS cents. 8 it. x 8 it. o8 cents. 10 it. x 8 it. $1.29. Maybe a hundred of each size left. Upholstery Room, Second Floor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-21
Let's Repeat Half

of that Hosiery and Under. wear List published the other day. It's we'll worth it.
 15O dozen Children's ribbed and plain Cot ton Hose at l9 1-9c, pair. Ought to be 10 cents.
 O6 dozen Boys Hose at 19c pair Regu- lar 25 cent Hose.
 25 dozen Ladies' tan and black Hose, at 12 1-2c. a pair Ought to be Tic.
 k5 dozen Ladies' drop-stitch ingrain fast black lsle and fine maco Hose, regular 50 cent goods Now sold pair for $i,00. ask for Numbers 220O and 110&
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
THE woMAN's niDLE.

Strange 70 say the "Womans Bible
doesn't hoslu with the last chapter
Philadelphia Press.
The "Womats Bible appears 20 Ne
ulnc-tenths woman and onc-tenth Bih!c.
New York Press.
The new woman has not discovered a
new trick. Sat she has played an Old
rick IN more clumsy way than 1t was
over played before st. Louis Republic.
In religion tho women of this country
are conservative. Not many of them
viii care to read anything to lessen their
vonerauUu for tho B.bie.-W ton
Post.
II this "Womau's Bible" is any such
hook as tho advance notices describe II,
10 VIII incur the wrath Of the orthodox
church nomhcrs OF both sexes, for It is
nothing If not irreNercut and attacks eN-
istiuG theories and doctrines with impuni-
tV.~Utca Press.
MANY women who have thought that
they were quito new VIII feel that they
are too Old To give up the Ribe and ITS
comforts for such compensation as they
can hnd In the destructive criticism ana
siapdash comments OF Mrs. stanton and
her co-worNCrs. cleveland Leader.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
THE NEW woMAN'S BIBLE.

One OF the most ridiculous and I'm
fortunate steps vet taken by the ndrane.
ed women is the recent attempt TO distort
even Holy Wit in their effort to get nm
independent standing for woman along.
side OF man. 1t IS being laughed at. il
Is true, but it is almost too serious a
matter for fun, for il is driving the new
woman into the infidel ranks.
For instance. Mrs. Stanton drops rev.
erence and asks in her introduction:
why is i, more ridiculous to arraign
ecclesisstics for their false teaching and
acts OF injustice TO women, than members
Of copgfess and the house Of eommonsi
Why is 1t more auiacious 10 review
lioses than Blackstone, the Jewish code
OF laws than the English system Of iuris-
pendencei' That's the same inquiry that
Bob ingersoll has been making. A very
ready answer Is that one code is sup
posed BY christendom to come from on
hghs while the other Ia of the earth,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-01
earthy. Mr. Stanton al.e mako. tho

earthly. Mrs. Stanton also makes tho
important announcement that the Trim.
ity is composed Of the Father, Mother and
Son. Mrs Blake discovers that the Ri
bic places woman above man in that the
Book advises man TO leave his father
and mother and cleave to his vile" The
commentaries contain mass Of such
stuff as this.
In discussing this new Bible. or rather
new commentary, the New York journal
characterises the work as the hand
book Of iahdeliiy." the womaa's Age
of Reason or Mistakes Of Moses 90
All that the new woman needs 10 ca;
herself completely horse from her sex
is to adop; the anbciief of the free think.
ers. Woman may be active IN business
and professional lie, may even vote aud
wear boomers but when sAe clits away
from the 'old-iimo Religion" she has
lost one of the ahfiiug chSrms Of the
sex. The confidence in her goodness and
pari,y Will 20 with her religious faith
and cAseryance~ Men may w skcptioal
and immoral bni tbere Is not one Of
them WIN does nos love to see his wife
or his daughter. OF his sister or his
SwcNhrea;, simple aad trusting devoicoS
10 religion. Like al. enthusiasts and IT,
formers tto new Woman is growing into
an extremist and swinging SO far ahead
~ the procession there s danger os not
getting hack into the social fold.