Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-04-02
N MEMORIES.
gracious Coionel Re-
~ Good Old Days
.Chjyal.y.

t's Good Old Days
Il OF ChivalFy.
March Isle was al
lG5' ", n and when he greeted
n :e1r ei', over u very low and Kissed
Il :cJpe0 With any intensity, but
&. j. Eol ,f = Of a way as if but
s .lt so ,ad mon it and meant to
ifo' !" its wilderness and its
(: ,leci toiI0onsed TO the generation
5tc a .n+ Fl YOU invited him to
rSSec. in dress clothes that
aIpr @ne 4 foolish boy laugh,
re ln,"nrdod respect from men
delilttdIi1tg of the world. The
G III! l ;na coat were extra long.
+ event. slnaf vas OF claret-colored
Gal>l r '.;fh buttons made Of gar
s'a Nth small diamonds. It
I. aaoh, ,n W." nowadays, but it was
a " wear waistcoats ct velyet
a 70 im ,oputlemen kissed ladies
\ Fh i,,o + we're i'll fashion. and
bel, p" nsme was always spoken
ID! s. is well as admiration.
lE3tI fool as if [ did not regret
g, ,i l'. of course, III a duel
d ' 'hance of a gentleman or a
. :, Z b cH; killed. but if nine gen
I'd .n die to cause one black
"a ~ ,noar they had not lived
IA friend of mine. is this ell
% 5 C,r AMI when he comes |
s1il ftlnSni lamp under tie kettle
a!.o until it reaches the boiling
:l n II ,b " | take a tall glass. and
l .pIo jnmps OF sugar, the juice OF
lNO w the slice of orange. a BRAN
lm r! then, we'll, a spicy liquor
EIs mt of a decanter, and. last
b,ssa,bandled silver spoon. What
'. y keen the glass from break
D. M ~ hoiIing water is poured in.
ant RE of the oiden time
az, for tea. He is great OH
.',' dishes such as gourmets
'o M We TolI how Mrs. Carter Of
,' LaI che that was Sally Calvert,
wax. .i plum pudding, and how she
.a p.r tell the secret of her won
% ,.soss in this most delightful
!. ;DJiscstible of dishes. When l
= ro , Mr.. Millionaire to him.
Ito. excessively polite, but after
r l, man is gone, he says to me:
\, az rirI.. you know [ always feel
.~ -, 70 YOU. because in lila one
, ,ollsins clipped with a second
A mine, and one cannot forget
;p, So | can tell you what |
These young men must be ell
10 keep up the tone of the
remember when the father of
.rigI one used to come to the
Ior of our country house to
skins of the COWS from the
It was the privilege Of a
rho killed an old cow to sell
and this old Dutchman. an
INT vulgar old man, used to trade
gn | was only Il child then.
, Ill children, was curious about
:a't concern me. The old man
r.bt the hides made money and
Of those places, we'll. one
mention them in the presence
). because the odor is so I'M
but | believe he died 4 very
i. Now his son is eager to be a
an. That is a desire to be en-
/: but do you think, my dear
that he is privileged to talk
be value of blood until he has,
wing like a brave man and an
one, washed from our minds
entrance of his father butcher
ed another glass of the liquid
liked, and answered him by
All things change with time,
and | have changed with them.
e 10 respect the honest trader.
have to overlook the folly of
ration that, new to money, new
T. endeavors by foolish talk to
world forget the beginning of
p. My dear Colonel" I added,
show you a young man whose
sde his fortune by running a
fore street cars were known,
now refuses to bow to anybody
1t brougham attached to his
nent. | could point out to
lns woman whose grandfather
fortune in beer. and who says
uid way that she can't imagine
drinking anything but dry
le | could even introduce you,
Colonel, to a so-called gentle
So father made a fortune, dur
'Nll war, in what was known
made clothes. and this gentle
that he can't understand how
who has brains can buy his
New York. or wear anything
ut the stamp of the London
It, And. my dear friend, the
goes on. But this so-called
! mas taken his mothers name,
$ Yacht. or on his four-in-hand.
ns that could suggest it. there
a suggestion of the sign say
D sellwelfs; you can get a suit
worth $50 for $40. On this
Oh. Colonel. it is a case of
IS and other manners
e colonel muttered something
Ned very much as if it begin
ana ended with an II, but no
tn any tact ever hears every
u IS said. We were sitting
me freight, thank goodness,
Always have an open fire, the
Ipns out of his glass. and l
!, tea and admiring the buckles
aopcrs. when he announced.
: no beauties today. There are
ny girls. there are girls who
ii'ely beautiful. but there is no
mat we pride ourselves about.
We all VOW allegiance, and
me IS known far and wide.
IL used to be the home of the
mere was Miss Moale. who
dream, and who could have
lie OF Iennyson's fair women.
=" III Baltimore almost wept
married Robert Cutting and
GW York. After she had gone
~, herself among the matrons.
s lovely Hetty Carey. l re-
, TtnS a picture of her that
in a jewelers. shop.
. .oFe crowded around it. There
\, ,S'hal pride in her beauty. 1t
~ II the city itself owned her.
:, Vas Iti everywhere called the
= She set the music to
,,d land: delighted ali the ro-
'clS IN Baltimore nv nloninc