The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-02

e::emaleE beauty 1t is of little avail UNI
les il be fond in conjunction with thai
snat1inabe sweetness and goodness fiaitti
|, is fite u own Of a kindly nature AMI =
s2ut8ess life That undoubtedly IS the fis:s
tsif.;i sliiIlg MAJ Il Of the Que u. N,atholf
il . sovereign may be great and beloved
| N:lli ii she may be. If she IS good "o-s
man aaored or a teautifvl photograph
of Il NJ. which aploeafs in the iiinstras.d
,3apeis Of the day, Her Majesty is rei2o:t-
| ed to have said with an engaging flalsssfss
TIL. artist no doubt Las made me iook
far. SIe,i,isser than ] am but it is thus
inat / wssh 10 be rsne1if Fred Ss3eii. i
am dead For simple goodness is thu
hes, rarace 50 for youth. aud preserves
the charm Of youthful beauty long after
ag.5 has cone TO tll5se5icss .1anpiiy en-
! div d. The daughter VIC tieG IL girl.
hood is a gill sill TO the PARENTS who
/ eitIs.ve her. The beauties OF the spirit
sad. rot. neither in earth nor IN heaven.
I.i.t great as Is the treasureTof beauty.
I Il il far i,eSs than tlat OF 2 sweet ard
4 Z ia4tal5le life scent in sesf-sacrtticing eff
Tort aud devoted 10 the good OF others.
= n, Tie F1oni of Y oi7Gon and tlirorshout#the
4 K iisuafn the Queen is the embodiment
/ af Il purity and pitSing kindness which
| tfeS dream of in their poor homes. but
r,y7.ts renllae Al Row many a crowded
/ hnstifal is not the announcement that
/ sist. is corning sGfcert3@to wake in tie
i5raor patents a renewal of hope and life.
3sry tie Eeds.Ge of the crippled ch3d, ptn-5
lsipc With the dreadful disease Of the hip
/ ti,at which uilheatlly surroundings have
caused. rlt which no skill, PERTAINS. car
lalre. or with the poor patient, who by
Nef taTe lies tati7ed in the healing ai'se-
| fric Light. 10 rcinedN the tprtire OIL fpus
~ ro-rtes on ore 5ller ANGEL v;sits..#as
has f44n said lately: "A yestal presence
5tatll;rc faith ami love and hope re-
/ -. !.
| 'c.igh-s of music or art and Of ttls drama
! rlilsa ard occUTy i've iiosrs wi'irh sne
50 davofe to recreation. And above all
/ here are Il thousand kisdnesses which
| ai.s. the hapav recipient pf them. among
| he humber classestlle maid servant or
l,e tottHger at Sandrin sila1n--regret the
Say When their beloved chatefaine is 10
,i.ef will2 the-l. ALWAYS with her ret
,o.s or rel, BIRDS or her model dairy. hst
! nnst leave them awhile fol. The sp's7aor
is5f royalty aisd ,s7pfgcs the simple country
! aly IN tlla Queen.
HER HAPPY HOME LIFE.
Bu; ii is not only q vision OF grace and
aarty aer as good Lady Bountitu
,nong her DEFENDANTS that the QESen
aus eadesied l.casEatf TO tile home-loving
English people is well known that
! ta8 is neversEn happy as when al home.
/ -hetlleM ayn4d tie modest comfort OF
sandriagtIaln OF the anassnmiilg sur
ro1ndtnEs IF Marlborough iIoase which
il has cost her such a pailg Of regret to
ieeve.a Al these she has lived for more
tan forty llal'py years, cequered as
tlie lives OF al Of rs small or great, are
cileausrea by pathetic exneriences of
iaarfiug and lass. There her children We're
born: there she lost her infant SON..
thence when they had grown to nlan-
hood ana womaishned. Tire oihars went
form INTO - battle OF life which is a
lsatfleGela indeed for al OF US. however
high la rank ard paca There She
watched BY the sfck5bed Of ~ler husband.
who after 2 lorg st'necle With deal u
ha,,nly recovered and by the diving and
las t-lnved son. who left her in the prime
Of esir'r ntRlilsas,l the beautiful Nouth.i
the most b'arnafsss and loving Of sons.
i land mas ever iest. For such loss time
/ oi'i'f%,,.s'' Is 80 thf
/ i. at ii is indeed well with him who Tart
/ 50 son the troubles of this isetp.exed
| MOT
But it may We'll he that even now the