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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

there may sslil be nou. Impurities
IN the iliood.
After having taken the two arep
Iaasa for Two weeks. II Will be no
tics8 thai a finger print left On a
aifesF knife Will IN a moment turn
the knife dark fae sulphur siHTksun
nat..rts tits shows the fsowd has
carried the suiphutro even 10 THE
fIpR ~ tie tinEern
Susns may ask why lie Sulphur
70 given ~ such snail dUa~s. IL 40
naFmirAnF The answer L. Nui-
phufFu ts a gsTn4lride and " ~
much better 10 take n In small
doses allowing th~ system . thsnre
20 carry mway the Impurities. Than
VI IL To take Ii IN large ueKes. there
~ etuHxinu the circulation wifi Inn
PARTIES All shss ss~asrs@e ~as Ia
" - ssssss ssssvs II lie ~sFL-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO. rsh. ia.-so
eiety here ciamored 10 have III.
police force the iiarhary coast dance
hall girls 10 wear their drrmaea
longer. Now socsefy's going 10
have fancy drsAs ball. short
skirts. etc. Isut the rule works
both ways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Huiphurro u coed Internally and
externally. for all. from the baby TO
shn great grandmother. III taken as
siifeFted II Rtsse temporary relief
hsrm aHs IL eliminates thS trio Acid
and destroys the germ which easuNep
the Inflammation. which tn turn
caused fhe xvfsuwss and swelling
n makes rgH wANE<T. cure. be-
cause ~ pufitieN the Blood and sfsfn-
utatra the circulation 80 fsilrsl nR
the hedy Of congestion and slug
gishneBn
After taking Kulphnrrn for het-
rFat months many people have been
surprised 10 dieeexed tfSaf Il has
not uuif cured tbs disease for whtsh
they first started - take ~. bat
every other aiffnenf an welt Eos
instance. "a pefNen taking u for
rheumatism discovered u cured
stomach trouble also Another per.
s1n taking n for HheumHtiew found
~ To he u cure for Gatarrh. others
taking ~ fer the stomach were
cured of chronic Constipation in ad-
dttiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

BATH WAS TOO MUCH

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Is.--If
forced 10 Il. Lee HalIpine. ie.
youthful nomad. told his father he
would reluctantly put on clean
clothing. FINE. take bath
first, said dad. The last seen Of
Lee he was going through a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
Systems Sewer
Must Be Kept
IN Best Order
Most Of Bodily Ills Due Pri-
marily to Accumulation
Of Poisons.
INVITATION TO DISEASE
Sulphurro Used With Enema
Clcanses, Purifies and Cures
Disordcred Parts With
Permanent Effects
Throughout Entire
System.
Copyrighted, 1913. by The c. NJ. C.
stewart sulphur Co. Incl

Never even hope to he cured OF
any disease until your sewerage
system IL Ga good condition. You
may think IL is all right but I'm
great number OF cases Il Is not. says
the copyright booklet accompanying
each bottle of sulphurro. IL one ia
IN need OF any medicine. for asy
trouble from sore throat down the
list Of the various skin and Blood
diseases to Tuberculosis. the Bowels
either srr ev have be~n out OF order.
out OF order might mean a tendency
to disrrhca. or II might mean a ten
dsncy toward constipation. In eases
catarrhal growth or liberation OF
the Lower Eewel or pressure of a
growth against Its wallis from an
other organ. The mucous mem
branc thus constantly irritated
starts the muscular action. which
causes too frequent evacuation OF
the Bowel. or diarrhca- In such
cases the Sulphurro used in the
germs allay the inflammation and
heal the ulcers
In cases OF Constipation the Lower
Bowel Is forced to retain waste mat
ter left clinEing to Its walls for
hours and DAYS and weeks longer
than Il should. Germs Of disease
breed ia this deconposing matter:
fermentation goes on forming Uric
Acid. The acid and poisons thus
formed. IL not carried away through
tho proper channel, are reRhsorhed
into the Blood through the walls OF
the Colon. the more liquid portion
IL absobred first, leaving the sub
stance ciInEing TO It's walls harder
and dryer and more and more coated
each day.
Is II any wonder the walls become
ticity and muscular power 10 con-
tract ana relaxf
salphurro Eliminstes Uric Acid.
When they have lost this power
they have also lost their power To
move naturally and you perhaps Inn
aRine your Lever Bowel IL para
iyzcd Under these conditions the
eliminate the uric Acid. destroy vine the
disease germs. carry away the
poison and cleanse the wallis so that
they would regain their muscular
power; in fact. II would cure the
would also furnish medicine instead
OF poison to the walls of the Colon
to be absorbed into the Blood and
80 carried TO the other organs. thus
preventing further disease and has
tcning cure.
The Colon IL about five feet In
length. thus nffording much wall
space through which the absorption
amount afs when ieSe can bc nbsorssd for
good or Ill into the system; In eases
OF cancer OF the Stomach. when food
can be no longer taken through
the stomach. life IN sustained for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

understanding these objections
10 mere nstxsares Of sulphur. much
gond has been accomplished In blood
and. tsisiu diseases by their une.
While some benefit IN received from
mere sulphur mixtures when they
are absorbed. how much greater
would he the curative power rf rul-
phuf when IL IL Ia complete solution
and can al be mhsur bed For many
years this was considered an I'M.
possibility. hut we have advanced
In the science Of chemistry and are
now able 10 offer yen SULPHUR IN
|cpMrLETE solution. not simply
hsld In suspension as L. the eaas
with shr mixtures above referred to.
Nature Intended sulphur rs a dis
iufsrtant for man. II IL found ~
the water Of the wonderful hot
springs II il found In the seEc-
table and animal life. The human
system should. II normal. contain
a certain percentage Of sulphur. The
hair nearly five per cent, the nails
also contain H. Some of the pro-
duets OF the digestive juices contain
large proportions Of sulphur Did
Id ever occur TO you that nature
provided your system with sulphur
TO act nv a 1isipfectant7
n the laws ard calls of nature
have been overlooked and poison
and disease germs have been al
lowed TO accumulate In NOS sulphur
Natures own remedy for this CON
ditIon7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
I'M 20 GALLONS

Los ANGELES. Feb. n Help,
M drowning. cried q guest NJ The
Hayward hotel He'll boys found
w ]. Cook OF burlington. VT. flop
ring 90 the floor while 20 gallons
OF s0apy water ran down stairs.
Ills coIlapsibie bathtub had burst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

NEWPORT. Wash. Feb. IL
Twsnty-four persons have Joined
the Hope Congregational church
since u VAS decided To retain Rev.
Frank Whitman as pastor An at
tempt was made 10 onst him be-
cause be played pool and held the
local billiard championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Ia
Miss Ella CronIn's family In Port
land has coolies Of coin. But Miss
Ella has a hunch. She's on the Job
as nurse at 81 Francis hospital.
You never can tell what might
happen" she nays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

SANTA MONICA, Cal. Feb. H.
Contempt Of court for Frank Del
mars monkey, who went 70 jail
when his master was arrested.
During the hearing the monk upset
the judges ink well and Dclmar
was fined tI5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

The following are the average
prize paid ~ local eonmission msr.
ehsass - the produesrs. yssess IL
AL sAses ARE subject 10 vastasi on.
aeeer1lnx 70 freshness asa gsnefai
sneslteHes. tut these prices, nnl@ss
otherwise tadixased. ase for osrs4siy
ftsNt grades
Esss sna Unstsr---xsissas rrseA
Native WestfnKvnn tgs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
! REAL MARY
! AND JOHN poE

= AND JOHN DOE =
= CHICAGO. Feb. IA Judge =
= Walker u the municipal court =
= Was surprised today 10 find .
that woman whose real =
= name u Mary hoe was before =
. him charged wssh snfustcation. .
= Is that your real nam~f' he .
= asked. 4
= IN IT, she replied. =
= What il your husbands .
y name r. =
. John Doe. . .
= Discharged. said tho =
= judge. Surely you've been =
= charged with enough things !
4 in the last few years to war =
4 rant yuur being freed on this :
= charge. .
= - = 4 = = = - = = = = = = = 4
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rrs,r.s. Aes.mu,as,o. Of Poison.

In this way. the different dis
eases which Sufrnuffo Will cure.
have been brought 10 the knowis
edge % many. The explanation for
lfa curing diseases a. different In
character. az rheumatism. Asthma.
stomach trouble. Kidney trouble.
and Coitre lss First that IL will
cure Chronic Constipation tif taken
In the Enema az dsretedl 80 prevent
ing further accumulation Of poison
and disease germs from that
source--the sewer pipe az the syS-
tern.
II will cure Stomach trouble by
taking Ii directly into thv stomach
In two drop doses and rs taking IL
In the Enema for the Lower Bowel
II purifiem the blood by eliminate
Ing the Uric Acid and the rutsuns
caused by the germs Of disease. CIR
cuaation In restored as the blood is
purified. with the stomach and
newess III good condition. the Blood
being daily purified and the circuia-
tion Increased. there IL no organ
not excepting the heart and lungs
but will be benefited. and few dis
eases. II any. beyond It's power 10
reach II not too far advanced and
Instructions are followed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

suiphurro IL held In solution with
aut the use cf acid. potash aG.fEp or
alcohol Instead. the ingredients
used are just M beneficial to the
human system as the. sulphur y
self The sulphur Ia suLpHUNRo
ia held in complete solution. and
when used as directed liz absorbed
into the blood. purifies It. increases
circulation, hence reduces 70 a min,
imum. the tendency to take colds.
The fact that all the. sulphur In
srIplIIRRO fa absorbed directly
into the Blood. explains the reason
donsw and the ACCESSIBILITY OF usinE
u IL the baths. II further explains
why II should be taken Internally
and 6sdeftnitcly.
Through It's use there IL no coat.
ing Of sulphur left on the lining OF
The Stomach and bowels, az IL al
WAYS The ease when sulphur IN the
powticred form In used. knlphurro
can he taken In any climate at any
ssaspn ~ the year without fear q
ovtsrtioatng. as this remedy has no
effect tApon well part: II solely
and, simply attacks impurities ana
drftes them from the Blood and the
ayetotu.t
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then. 81 the amount Of poison which
may be absorbed through the un-
clean Colon.
Disease Caused BY Neglect.
Nine tenths OF the diseases to
which the system II sub eet have
their origin In the diseased con-
ditioa ~ the Lower Bowel. caused
BY neglect Ia 1beyinE natures calls
~ The proper time. Continued neg
an accumulation OF waste matter
that the Lower Bowel In often dis
tended TWO or three times It's natural
size Thi. pressure On other organs
~ frequently the cause Of their niia-
placement and consequent inflani-
nation.
This condition IN also responsible
for kf9maeh trouble III the Lower
Bowel IN crowded with waste mat
ter close Up against the trap door
tentine. the food IL forced 10 remain
- the Stomach hosr~ sesg~r shas ~
.hoatdt heing thus unduiy retained,
fermentation sets In. causing added
gas ' and acid G not f i, assu shs Stomach
alone. but Indirectly 10 the heart
and other organs
The Colon Ut best IL only the
sewer pipe OF the system. Where.
then. could germs OF disease find q
more naturai breeding place. GREAT
Ing poiHons which are absorbed into
The Blood and carried to all parts
Of the body when NOT allowed free
egress BY means OF the natural
ehannefZ
Foul breath and foul Precipitation
furnish evidence that the system -
the poison through the lungs and
the pores OF the skin THE number
Of plmpEes on the skin tell the
story u the poisoned Blood and tins
Psi.en Preaae~. Disease.
Tho amount o. poison absorbed
Into the Blood from the walls Of
the Colon IL. In many cases. too great
To be thrown off by this secondary
means and Is instead deposited In
The organ which offers the least re-
ssstauce. always the weakest organ.
and yog may wondeF why you have
Asthma. Rheumatism. Bflghs-a Dis
sass. Diabetes. Sore Throat. skin
and Blood troubles. etc.
The nourlshment from the food
We eat Is ALI absorbed into the blood
before II leaves the small Intestsnes.
how. then. can medicine taken into
the stomach intended for the
Lower Bowel. ever be expected TO
reach the parts for which IL IL in
tended with sufficient strength 10
do the work necessary. to relieve
tho riogRed condition Of that nrgau1
A. = matter of fact ~ ~ssnos.
physic taken into the stomach
only increases THE action OF the
stomach and small intestine. crowd
INK the loosened substance through
a small passage way lH the center
~ the encrnsted Colon ~ does not
remove the faecai matter from the
s.s.r. es VIII, 's- ssrhs ss . %sr's.
mucus. or even worm ulcers. lodging
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14
EAT CABBAGE, ONIONS OR SAUSAGE
WITHOUT DREAD OF INDIGESTION

No misery-makng gas, heartburn upset Stomach
you will a few Diapepsin occasionally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Uss~f Sulphnrro should be taken
Internally for all ailments. prefer
ably before meals. Use a small
amount OF water. as SuiphUrro IL
good for the Teeth. Gums and
Throat and helps those parts IL not
diluted TO exeess. The dose should
he measured with a medicine drop
per and not guessed at. A portion
OF the SuIrhnrro should be poured
Into a small bottle for convenience
IN using the dropper. both bottles
should be kept well cofksd. No
other medicine should be used while
taking Suiphurro. unless II be a
mild vegetable laxative tnot eff~-
vcscant Huitsi but even then the
Suiphurro Enema Is far better.
ADULTS, The directions on tho
hottie read Dose. two or three
drops in wine glass Of water three
times day preferably before
meals We would suggest. how
ever, that tho first dose be but one
drop ~ once. az once In great
while IL nauecates a person at first;
should IL do this. do not increase
tho dose until u no longer has this
effect. II 1t does nauseate. u Is the
hest evidence that you need H. Con-
finue the treatment persevere mad
take a reduced quantity as directed
below.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

suLPBIuRRo In entirely absorbed
into the blood and should be taken
every day tslso baths as dirctedl
continued In order TO keep II 30.
Take ii n month or so after you
think you are entirely well. ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

Sulphur u now. and probably al.
ways will he the greatest harmless
germ destroyer In existence. MS
ease and IT'S gefrum have M greater
sntsaYs We burn sulphur in a ros,sn
60 destroy Netfus In the air. We
take IL Internally 10 destroy the dis Z.
eaNa RsFfne accumulated In our
body.
Sulphur HAS loug been usrd for
the cure ~ rhin aud Hlood dfseas
hut owing To Its lneUluhllify. only
the meet minute part ~ It's power
has been brought Into actiuns Eil-
phnf beinK insoluhie In water. al.
sostol or spirits ~ any Kind. and all
generally known hsrWte.s inRredi-
.uts, II almost practically inaoiuble
~ the stomach The greater part
~ the sulphur taken In the powder
81 In the farm OF various mixtures
- never absorbed Into tho itiood at
all hpt remains in the Stomach and
Huweis. coating the ltnlnE. cipEKins
the system and r~tsr~tss ess~sss-
tics.
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/
The directions for taking the
hixh Enema by adults, states.
Snlphurro." IL Is hest however to
begin with fas with the dosel but
half the amount Of Sutrhurro as In
cases Of liberation Of the. Lower
Bowel. the full amount might smart
and burn at first. DO not increase
TO tile full amount until IL no longer
has this effect. In such eases
chiid's size enema tube could be
days or weeks. any form OF growth
should pass away. IL might be neees-
sary to again reduce the amount, as
been removed might be tender for
few days.
The directions on the bottle state.
take enema for ten days at least"
however. that does not mean they
should be discontinued al the end
OF that time as no longer necessary.
unless absolutely cured. In severe
eases OF any ailment u may be
necessary to take them from one
se taken lever EVERY e" day a" snot s every
other dayl as. at first. the Roweis
are liable not TO move the next dav
after taking the Enema. You viii
every day for ten DAYS than you
would by taking them every other
day for two months Do not take
enema sooner than three hours after
eating.
II twice a year. every human be-
ing would systematically take the
Sulphurro Enema every day, for
ten DAYS. snd once IA month. or even
once a week between times. he
would add years OF good health to
HIS life. n exposed 70 any contag-
ious disease. never forget the safest
way to avert Il Is by taking the
Salphurro Enema as well as the
dose. mouth wash and bath. every
day until the danger II passed.
What SuIphurre has done for
others II will do for you. provided
directions are followed.
Let us rid ourselves of the real
cause of iiSease--the disordefed
condition Of the Lower Bowel. Let
us get the Colon thoroughly clean
sed and then keen IL SO. II we would
regain and retain our health and
youth.
Price from Druggist.
4-ox. bottle ..>...s.... ....**,s 80
II your druggist cannot supply
the size OF bottle you wish, giving
name OF druggist. and we win mail
or express 60 yen, prepaid, nj the
following prices.
4-ox. hottie .,.-s....-.t ~
1907. bottle ....s..s.a.s+...-.* LA
rae q. NJ. q. stewart ssiphmr Ia.
seattle. wash.
n. ross.
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Nasahusfo i. Natures fsmesfs
THAT " why Bts cures afe numbered
~ mnusheuknndw ~ II $ nMtMrai
puT3 OF tsr tsnua and system =
thr( tf - aaAfase ta any fnFn
sN8G nnFe btnos disease Is q pfr.
fsHI iaapereibiSfsys ft.pMfss Liquid
s1ast4HNn1 ~ NDius1uf II introduced
sit~elIy into tht hlpNd. and hy the
uAr3pFTfss enensA rEeausss ard parf-
fks4 ~xss nuffs4n sewerage sFstMm
Tb4 RNture 81 the use 81 Hulphurrn
- %s<afuea rs II the utmost lmpors
k&ers 81 ipauify reach The G. NJ
O. o4&waFt sulphur tsn. almost daily
ASK ihE all SORTS Of questions about
Holphutfu. the method ~ taking u.
etc T4s~ star today reprodncss ets
tracts from the copyright huaktet
issued ~ The g NJ q stewart Gem
pauyx Every word In worthy 81
your esfsfui confederation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-14

How Stewards Liquid Compound
of Sulphur Is Taken, and Why
II Makes Wonderful Cures

weeks by administering nourfsh-
nlent through the enema ln the form
Of matted milk. whey. etc. Think.
then. 81 the amount Of poison which
may be absorbed through the un-
clean Colon.
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There have been cases whore the
Stomach was In bad condition, In
which the patient took II MS fol-
lows. One drop In little water
shake and drink but half the. water.
throw the rest away ESQ making IL
fresh ench timel. In this way but
one-italf drop Is taken.
CUILDRENs The fun dose for q
child Is but one drop three times
a day In half wine glass Of water,
preferably before meals. begin with
q alp OF the water In which one drop
was measured make fresh each
time). II IL not wise 70 force, a
child to take more nj first The
same IL true with adults. One can
estimate the siya dose children Of
different ages should take by their
pounds or thereabouts might take
latter a few days. eigh, or nine
drops each day, then child OF fifty
pounds would take. but one-third
Of that amount. or three drops each
dav tone drop doaes).
Next In Importance to the dose is
the Enema tnjcctfon).
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ADULTS Medicine dropper filled
once with Sulphnsro $50 dfopsl in
one quart Of water as warm as YOU
can comfortably stand TO the hand.
and inject slowly an directed below
Tee Rectal Tube No. is tAmerican).
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tuIt.DBENf Three TO ten drops
Of Sulphurro In one or two cups OF
warm water. amount to he estimate
bs age. weight and condition as sug-
gested In directions for dose Use
Rectal Tube No. Is tAmericanl.
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VT taf#ssae haesf4f& HA
kFexh EaNt.Fn EuffsE. -
h.EMr l....al ID
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-31
PLANT TREES EARLY.
Forester Graves Urges Liberal Efforts
from New England Westward.

Washington, Jan. 3l-With the cont
ing of spring near, Henry S, Graves.
chief of the forest service, has issuel
circular urging the planting of trees
in the states from New England west
ward to Wisconsin and eastern Mime
sofa. on large areas Of land Of very
low producing value, which have been
swept by forest fires. From an economic
point OF view. says Mr.. Graves it is
important that these lands should be put
in state OF produetiyeness. "EXten-
sive forest planting thus far has been
discouraged by present methods OF taxa
ton" says Mr. Graves The true value
OF forest land and its rightful place
among the permanent resources of the
state are. however, becoming recognized
and an enlightened public sentiment -
rapidly making this form OF Investment
sa fe and profitable" The policy of ar
tticially establishing a forest cover or
denuded watersheds for the protection
Of municipal water supplies is being
followed BY many OF the larger towns
and cities and is deserving OF more gen.
eral adoption, according 70 Mr.. Graves.
Besides protecting the purity OF the wa
ter, forest cover materially reduces
erosion aud prevents sitting up OF res
eryoirs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-31
WILSON NOT AT ALL INJURED.
Senator Tillman Says No One Is Hurt
but Watterson in Latter's Attack.

Washington, Jan 3l.-"T don't see
wherein Governor Wilson is injured lt
ALL The only man who is injured Is
Colonel Watterson himself" With this
terse comment, Senator Benjamin r.
Tillman Of South Carolina dismissed
from his mind the Watterson Wilson ep-
ISOLDE. after reading the latest broadside
of the Kentucky editor published yes
terday morning. The row has been a
four days sensation in Washington, yet
the politicians do not talk as if they
thought it would have much effect on
the Wilson campaign.
Colonel Watterson prejudiced his own
cause little at the start by his bitter
attack on Senator Tillman who, while
not as old as Watterson is a sick man,
to whom the excitement of such an en-
counter as Watterson evidently desired
might have unfortunate results. "Marsc
Henry" Is an old man and his fiery
mouthings over Governor Wilson have
been taken whence they came. The
eolonePs failure yesterday to publish his
"proofs," after being refused by Tillman
court of honor TO pass upon them
has greatly weakened popular faith in
his side of the controversy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-31
FIND GIRLS BALL
DRESSES ARE IMM0DEST
New York Woman Leader in Movement
for Regeneration of
SocletY.

New York Jan. 3l--Nrs. stephen
Baker, East Seventy-fifth street, whose
husband is president Of the Manhattan
Trust company, is deeply concerned with
the regeneration of society for the sake
OF Young persons.
Il do not like to take the definitel
things and say, Do this and DO not do
that, said Mrs. Baker Monday, be-
cause do not think that it does much
good ii girl wants to take part M
the grizzly bear dance, that is only Al
symptom Of vulgarity that will fn1 an
outlet in some other form if she is
stopped in this.
Besides, even the waltz and the Bos-
ton may be yulgarized if the mind is
vulgar. 1t is the spirit behind these
things that counts.
Il went TO a dance this winter AMI
came home from ii full of disgust, yet
/ was glad | went, for it enabled me
to understand the temptations that are
set before the young in society and to
talk to my girls in a way that will do
them the most good II is not the kind
OF dancing that one finds but the inn
modesty Of much OF the dressing ami
the general low tone of manners and
morals"