Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-12-27

~. oroosrance OF the lobe IS
pio1s ~, the puncture and the strain VI
80, &C This fact is enough 10 CO'i-
denim IL as bad taste. ,,-, IA
ant a hundred pretty je"ei D.ls can
r,o5e from the stock Of old-ltA ilo'i'4 -
rirgs which have been preser'. 80
-, airferent kinds were worn that 10
49,, ,,,bot could be made from them "0''-
,,can an endless list OF beauu1s.
Arotber friend discovered that she w
t., ,.ossossion OF q couple or rlch 'of"~1''
which had formerly been worn % -,
r,r~- These are now AT 80
ebon being set in heavy go-d ba'''s' "'' ,
81 fr,er rings will catch many an 90
miring eve Smaller earrings "ie .,,,,.
,-0rrbosed into lace-pns' hoiiHe. -p,''s'
-. bnttous. and other natty arll.l,s'
which, being pretty se,-s'''1'
vice. are always in style' 49,. how,
C11-faehioned bracelets or lhI
,,-drsfrohle varieties when surely
'i,, - apaiu come in STYLE can De
l g., q thousand ways, depenih5' va
80 mon the amount Of gold ana tlo
49, ~ the Jewel. The small-sized dld-
,,o,5s which were 40 one TINE Hi-e" -
In bracelets of heavy gold are loM
moved and used 10 surround ldI5.' 49, 80.
r.Crss or emeralds. Treated IN inns WY
fhgW make ms AAAt1~
tern. min, coiors
.,,t,.. charming gowns ~ cost ol next
~ nothing. They can be had ioF % cents
a yard.
Tor women who DO not Ike 20 sleep N
.l,o tfoh-necltel and lOng-sleeVeI hlEil-
Owns there is the josephine nisht-IoDe'
,.b,cb Is very popular. and is sald 10 De
t,l,on from am Oh print of Jos pnine'
Tine SKIRT of the night-rooe u.s. dotted
,avr mink with black dots, Wa7haoie ana
,off The best is made OF TWO puis Oh
White lawn strapped with WASH ilno1"s .h
aeon mink. These are caught 10 'os ~
front. and can be easily taken OH
laundered. Small lapcls iasten on III inc
same way. III. ,o.,.,,
o,,erlvine each other almost 10 The elbows
and there is a deep runie At the neck
wise. sensible. comforting little SER
mon is not often found. particularly WH,h
a. do4ls with such a painful ana dtHcile
subject as bereavement. II IS brutal 10
Tan "a rerson I'm trouble almost too nara 10
hear that IL IS all for the best. me near u
less even II we'll meant, remaIk may W
true but il IS never the point OF we" OF
the bereayed one. Read thls pIaclus Oi'
sorrow came to You yesterday and
ernntied your home. Your first Impulse
now, h. 70 give up and SIT down In despair
amid the wrecks Of your hopes. But you
d,re not do II. You are in the line OF
bottio and the crisis is at hand. 10
Fotter a moment would be to imperil some
bolv interest. Other lives would be
harmed by your pauslng. Holy interests
would suffer should your hands be lolded'
Won must not linccr. even to indulge your
grief. Sorrows are but incidents i'll me-
and must not interrupt us. we must
leave them behind while we press on 10
the things that are before. Then Goa
has so ordered, too. that IN press
inc on IN duty we shall ina the
,rrest richest comfort for ourselves.
sitting down to brood over our sorrows,
Inc darkness deepcns about us ana
croens into our hearts. and our strength
cbsnoos 10 weakness. But. II we turn
away from the gloom, and take up the
tasks and duties TO which God calls us.
the light will come again, and we shaIi
grow stronger;
when all our hopes are gone
IT'S well our hands must still keep toll
ing on,
For others sake;
For strength TO bear is found in duty
done:
And he IS blest, indeed, who learns to
make
The joy Of others cure his own heart
ache"