? Th'ore -Is antindividual \stylerln veils,: as

'fls In -hats: orl:gownß,- andr the ;girlvhoipurchaYea Ta; vell<at^random, staking

ib;thought -of Its' stylo,la.connection withjetro^P^jsLdbing hcrßeKfJ^^pardonalile"She" who criticizes) a :Btout.:Btout. friend viforvearlnfjhorizontal stripeß and a'.thln friend"or wearing vertical ones, 3s as' open 'toritfeism herself;'' lfifor hor own.dellcatc-V^featuredifacecshe^purchases a- vell;ofH*eavy-mesh or.,' large dots."Let the girl*,of chiselled features and

rose-leaf complexion wear all the. "cob-•webblestV, effect, ln:veils she can' possibly

hid. or if;her jmirror -shows .a" few tell-alo^ lines 'about ;tlie?corneVs;|of^helr;inouthknd eyes, lot her'bus';, that -exquisite "crea-ion known as a "complexion" veil," a;omblriat!on of two- veils, .'one 1,of whitetulle* and- Iho' other of delicately-veinedjlack, cuught together -here and thereviihla/:tln^blackldoti^Let^rfput iit\6p.vithithe^whitef tullefside;4neict ac©Lnd^examlhe*jyerseiricajr.eiilrror, and Iguarantee' a complexion \u25a0\u25a0 cf-"ect-as^softry; pink.'and!whiteas a .peach"?)l6ssb^lin|eari3r;sprlhg^-;

'3ut'f,let"?thbTsirl c£ the bo!<! black eyes

I'tifl^lareeiffeatures^beware o£ such deli-

Yutlliu, wfaioh'shs never dreamed ;pbwl-'%°

AiVicrican vwpmen, as a rule, dresi re-.< markably. w«h aha «ome day before the,; ijijliennixim comes, when they ieaf™ *°'. Select? withVlndiriduatt taste^eafch ;;lltUef t&essory^of drcss f

thoy' ,vfl\l^A%th^I laurel-wreath for "tho best

1 taste in dress-

i ingVgfrdm;the world of..womon^^^^g

WHY HEDIDN'T ASK FOIIMABEL.-

fcSoSSfßSd^t'S^People who ri«Je on'the Indiana- avenue |

curs iuive. perhaps .noticed'- a, ,v?elL"^^ii'cserved- gehtl^(bian. : about'.'"fifty,;years of;

.4iage^i'iWhOißiseihs|'to vsty&lt6t^ly/u^*^iffi^J;^the ffict- that:knighthood Is-no longer innice .business on- Wabash., -Avenue,^ and <a

a nbwerSfHiai'nanie? is ?Eroadwell/ :he .has aibeautlfulfdauighter.at homo. lippg^Drie^ evening Mast week a lady entered;

the car in'Whiehvhe was uscai<-d. He?saaat the front and she, stood near the rear

.B;a?or?iwli^he^cry scat was occupied. There^were young;men, old men, '. women,'

"and

- chlldrpn.After waitings forSnerhaosfa.;; ininuterf so?

hbur:i*terMlM Broadwellput

g«|e r father. nocK:^.hlnk:Iisb4ll '<survive .blow,

ttihtfjifho should ever*get t^P*

Alva KcUkoh's two sons ftnd

I'daUn.va. easol trie V launch -slxtj.^feet In

ilength; - siotwithstanding .tfcat-John D.

:Rockfcllnr-nas-raigea the-prlep of gaso-

They fear 1 that -H&ttcrns will « ml thr-

ott board- to;HaiJ^JßiitSvrhat;haß)Hatter-3na to do with it? That dangeroustcafej

JhasTnol terrors? for small fctaft^Ks>herrors JTiax^e Xioun obliterated.' Possibly the^gen-j

oral education-;on'the -subject, of:coiiat;

1 p.-ivij?atlon has been sadly .neglected,"wherein'the.national Govemmetit^isiiatrfault. Itmay bo that it is • the" wisdom \u25a0">*

\u25a0 the, Government to keep the' facts sup-pressed, in order that foreign countries

It!I* UvliuuvU1) vltnft n ii&rui

MJ^DYSPEPSI X?CUREfppsitively|icufesall formsof^|lndigestlon'orstoin-jacliltrouble. Itrej«iyenatesiworn-out?stomachs. Itbuilds up stomachs that:'Havd'l»eiiTweakoii^by^^rtol«th*|artlcs and old-fashioned nostrums.pMony6n»iib> rßp^Psla',Cnre corrects blcatinsofthe) stomach*?palmtarionf of thefheart^shoruißs of;breAtJCand alh affections Tof theieart caused;by in-^dieesUoo; -wiadion; the'stptnach,"! belching .wind;on»»ur food,bad taste, 'offensive breath. loss cf appetite, ;

faiatnessor weakness ofthejstomach^inipropercir-jculation* coated tonp:=,*heart-burn*. oryatcr-brash.:,;SS HisHeadache' Cure |stops jbeadachc In 3 ininutes.;i- -iMunyon'slPile Ointment|,ctires all forms of piles..Munyon's Blcsd'Care Corrects tilblood iippnnties.t-;:Munyon's Liver:Cure? corrects -.lieadache. bihous-nexs; jaundice, constipation and allliverdiseases.

Mvnyon's Female Kemedies"Are a boon to women, j1Munyon's Asthma Cure aodHerbsaregoaranteedtojrelieve asthma inthree mjnutesand cureinfive days,* Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never fail. --'

..\u25a0;;. Munvon's '\u25a0>Vitalixer• re«tores lost powers to weak

;mcn.; TPrice, $1.,© --\u25a0:..•.-:\u25a0.-.:..,- _. —\u25a0•\u0084-\u25a0=

r Munyon has aenre forevery diseasc'aTne GnldeIto«ealth (free) tells ofthem. mostly25 cti.l'r'Munvcn.' New Yorkand Philadelphia :,}.,\u25a0;

& jJTjVfiOJfS IXHJJ.KB CUBES CITABBH. \u25a0: '$:

large Assort j* for mm ttes,i:; Nuts, Raisins, and Candies Just Received.

IHißwJSeededf'RaisiM^i-ll^p^^- 9C ®*kH'Sw£OCO-a * cao IoC|N^Clelned fCurrflSt3^glb pkge ..ioc Quart Jar, Mgstafd, German IoC|New\CitrraTpattSd 1ii%z\ Best can' Asparagus, can 2ocffßew-liemonPeel.- 'r*Ki quart.... ........ 5criNe^Figs^lpbund- 5 7c New Prunes, pound -c\u25a0tlTewDates^pbund :" .- \u25a0 ; 5c KewlCal^Bartlett Pears, 3 lbs....25c$S ewvOrange Peel;- pound ii^c NewvLimaßeans; pound ?cSKew/Malaga^Gfapes 12 Y*z jre^Gree&Peas,: quart. ?cliTewrShelledfAlmonds 30c ITewXteaffCheese, pound: ..... \u0084i4C|We^Ch^late^Drc^poTii^!®fH2^c ITe^BaileygforJ soup, p0und......5c

Home-Made Mincemeat, Ib 6C6C H"ewFarina, for soup, p0und...... gcfcgSlfflOT'l^wRaisins» 1b....ioc !Te%Sagoirp<raiid -package, ....... gc

#irew,Tomato Catsup, bottle. 5C5C New Tapioca, pound package 6C6CFour large Mackerel 25C

ITew Cranberries, quart gc

Best American Gran- Cr 16 pounds Light 9cSugar, Ib jl|' BrowiiSugar, IJL

fßest City Meal, peck 19c Jefferson Spring Wheat Flour—Ear-Flour-Barrel $3.95 relf^so;per bag .....39^

-\u25a0 "*';. . \u25a0"' \u25a0 Per bag 25c 'i-lbpackage Rolled;0at5..... \u0084..\u25a0 Silver King Flour-^-8arreL....54.20 2 pounds Shred Cocoanut ....... .25c

Per bag.-..... 27c KeyBuckwheat, 4c, or 7 1b5....25Cl;Larg^Bu|&^n^P6ta- 'J Cr l| Large can Tomatoes, Op

toes, per Peck.* j| can, Ov

f|S Washing Soda. 5C 6i-2pounds Lump Starch 3-c

3 packages WashiLg Powder 5c C/^l^y l^*"""~~'-&:.fefeffeßon Laundry Soap 2c Heavy 4-Stnng Broom ..20cIlifgebot^Household Ammonia;^ ;sc Clothesline. .....: ,4CiGobdWaihboards :n^..v;».:vl.M^^g> -^'"-">--""---i;

Best Canned Corn and Jc -llLionand Cordova iCof-i ApTomatoes, can, t'C || fee, roasted, Ib., AUt

Grape Nuts,:per package-

..tsc

Best Table rPeaches, per can •-•• ...toe(?ure Lard, per pound ""-

-9c

ißf^kfast Suga^rGured^Bacqn, per-p0und. ...^....^..-....120tOysteivCrackers and Cracker Dust^ pervpound..z.......... 5c5c

RollButter, per pound > i=;c

Hominy and Grits, per yeyc Oil Sardines, per jp.pound, box> V

\u25a0 \u25a0-* . •,—: i '\u25a0

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-----Bonton Cheroots, per package.-....-... ; 5c

per dozen... -\u2666.••"\u2666 •-*** 4°4°

SBest'new: crop New Orleans Molasses, ga110n. .............40cBlackberry and Catawba Wine, quart. 10c

New Brick Codfish, per.pound... ; .........6cißestßegular Hams, sugar-cured i2^>c#Frehch CandyV pound.... -•— • -|c.Xmas Mixture Candy.;.......' r- »c

S. ULLJVISN^S SON,\u25a0 OOWV TOWN STOKES : UP TOWX STOKE:

506 E.MarshaU St.nifl'ph fiiemf^hoJxe 509. OKIand New 'Phone 34.

B^ChIsTJEB STOKES; 1212-1214 HULLSTKEET,

fduSonal a^Tsocial- advantages, m a

pSss'health record, in unsurpassed

c^^2bfe3^lciou 3-plantingtof

ttsruUb^yo^P^er;Swimelg«^fnand

'ito;aid=mvmaking>, them so.- Give.

augural^address; fpress:them; to. the/front.Sv^our'Hessages,, and^ to?seasoned: outof;seasori^usevybur.perspnal, and^offlclal

-:

sfi-ength?; in\rmaklng J.them /popular^ and :

potential.: Condensed: lightis strong l!g&tg

JTandl concentrated :effort is mighty erTon\u25a0Xaft "the;;burden; of bad roads from thshoulders of;your .fellow-Virginians, encourage them to repair ,the injuries whlc!have been inflicted -by•;recldess cnttiniof -trees, arid",you wiil retire from officr

Tfithr.:the Vplaudits sof;d*well-dqne."" rin?inginyour ears'- arid singing iriyour sost-

-OIJJ F-APERS FOR SALS

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X 15c PER HUNDREDat the

DISPATCH OFFICBL

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Lou^opera wrap of almond rgreea panne velvet, laid inplaits. Hood of Insh crochet

lace over 'pale yellow satin. Collar and cuffs of ermine. ;.. . \u25a0:\u25a0. \u25a0

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ONE OF THE NEW EMPIRE WRAPS.

' . •

<Sj>ccial to :thc Dispatch.) i

PARIS, November 16.-All fashionable.Paris turned out in full regalia* thcTotherj

«vcninsr to crcM "Snint. Sacns" long-1

Sheralflefl •;opera, "L*s Barbarcs." . Mmt'fLoubet :was'! tJie centre of altractionFin-the.box of state, -her rich,\:velvety"

tfgown;\u25a0> literallyswa thert:3n;a;wreath of soft oldSlace."*;RoyaltyX \u25a0wass/much/ inj!The- usual audience: atS the \u25a0- opcra^ on a j>'ga3a;nis:ht includes ccScbritiesithat "repre-*';sent all of the many.^pblltical^factibhs^

,:;The social; side of"op<?ra*go:ng,Uthet.-•. among: boxes, ',"the bowing::arid:

scrapinp',' nicans ;so muf.h: in Piiris._:Ton

'":\u25a0 the humble \u25a0 onlooker who \u25a0 ist taking it allJn from:;rather;a.loftyj/30-franc fscatUhe

?opcra offers a\ rare? cphtihuous iperforni-~ance. Somehow.^ if one%ofjthese| smart

pwomon hasla^particularly/fetching'Tcbat;Ishe manages to" let:it;be admired.

- pricis

"rogaJod on an ,<?ye-feast /duringcthc Ientire evening. It's an. orportunity,

rof jSopportunities /to study 7Dame; Fashion's ,Ilatest innovations, :gowns;.; wraps.-; edicts,* jfascinators, and the. thousand,. indcor-ej

littleV.--' hairrornaments*>, are ;allworthy of attention. t

-" >*-.'

",*: !

• The gorgeous evening.boats /wjsrn wfcre jfor the most part long.ss weeping, affairs j

fthat fell;.:in*loose t»plaits ;-br;;folds /from {

the shoulders and» tr.ulod ail around. i

So^TnanVfof'theni "were built on kimena'j.lines! with"*an added fulness: at the/back,

thatVmerged; into aitrain. One,' rich affair, |of almond-green^ Panne ivelvet;;,wltli^a':'silvery..'-"ishiniirier.ii ovei-fit,>\u25a0 fell-Jn;,... s:deplaits 'ifforniitlie^slibulders^/It^had ;,a

'broad/ high -turn-over •conarvand-revers\u25a0

:of ermine. 1;*1;*There-was'a!hood ieffect.of-1

Irish' crochet lace.;over :pale-goldisatin,

\u25a0 that fell -ikcrossv the^shoulders.'and was\ caughtijanderltheVcorar. "'\u25a0* TIV.s-wa^ bordered: wlth]a|broad;band;of ;fur.,

There wasfa. high^cuirf of ;the-ermme:that finished^lhe kimona sleeves. .-.-Theentire garment- was lined; with pale yel-

;; low pompadour^ «ilk:;The .collars, on- long;garments arb;all fashiqned;A>rith\an; ;;e3^

Cto" lending 'themselves£ant? fluffy boa.' ;If\u25a0 tlie^collar;is;built on

iMe^ios lines it,is?sureito|be an-: ample

'affair that receives the, boaiand holds jit

in place Others' of' the"collars lie, flat.;ahd are:totally, eclipsed.byv the luxurious;creation that is a sort of compromise

\u25a0'"between a collet and^bbal- -

A pretty coat, with,one of-the flat turn-;

over :collars, was built of turquoise blueT camels-hair cloth, covered with long sil-

?verv hairs. The cloth was laid Ina series

''tot plaits, at either side of that was cov-

ered by loagstblcs-oflwhite/satin ewer-,

ed with Irish- crochet lace, and /edgedfwitha>foia of black;velvet and;a;narrowfband of mink.

• ; ,w, w-' "--\u25a0 \u25a0<' .

These stoles conUnued over- the shoul-ders^ and' followed^ither vside;of, the full;'trailing -!watteau :plait;:;,Theineck^of _theH.,™pJrr£ccut slighOv,^nd was.fimßhed.'\u25a0byTbroaarslaea^

rwith ermine^- Pointed cuffs:of the:

e.Wfinishto>the fiample bishop-

sleeves.^, Theilarge-buttons fastenings the

xmLp at? theifront hereof, turquoise blue

ve^W rimmed with black and

?S&L in- silver^Whlte,liberty^satinj

IJnedfthe> entire; coaty • - .; \u25a0^\u25a0-,-Jy.tesbme ofSthe^ongwraps^make, alightpretence -at cuning rinto the- lines of,the-

JS^^ Especially is this :so of the.plaltedS^of;soft ;materials^;A;snyery /:gray,

iaffab- worn"by a middle-aged .woman11^-vtfated w^Kthe;grace_eanbodied;in one.of'these half-fitted loris wraps, v Itwas built

lof panne velvet.: The /upper, partrlaid inplaits that -were •stitched- forsome"distance below -i the; waist:, line!1. -

It.has a

Ibng.broad yoke of chinchilla"; that merged j:into:long points, at the front:wWch. fell;

overlthe rather broad silver jbelt.--

Ornamenting, the: fur, wereVthree* great

elaborate silver' frogs: which fastened/the*coat." The sleeves of::the .velvet .were\u25a0plaited 'arid^finished, with, deep cuffs ;

'of.

}the; chinchilla, :There was a;pointed cap jvf chinchilla over the sleeve'si.top :that jnad the effect of being •a continuation yof

Ithe vrybke. The: collar,/a^;high1;flaring

was :of the furJ\ V^/,a :

There is a wider range of.colors amongEvening coats ;this winter,^ in";fact; all ofthe,gas rlight shades are represented: OftcqOTse'Jtte'neutoal-'tijitsystlU'^me'-in'-forIxfgreat| share "0f../popularity/ and" white?2oats|are!^ry; much' in^eyidericeX; ;/ .• A."lfetching loffalljwhite.:Empire; coatthat"- was;'wbrn/fat ;the']; opera* the 'other

\u25a0evening"* -was < made of?camel's-hair clothTItiha'fl/a^yo^e^d^hlghlilediclsfTOllar^fermine^'!The'lbwer^paxt of"the yoke wasdrapea'Trtth 1a broad scarf of cream chif-

IIfon lace incrusted on";the,.ends rthat wasIknotted at the busti line' and; fell \u25a0looser to

Ithe} bbubm -ot\u25a0/the/c6at^4Two£riarrow :jbands 'of ermine trimmed

1the /upper: part

iof \u25a0 the/ coat following itheKlines ~:bf / thescarf. The Llower "•part of.the; coat>was

jtrimmed with".three ;bands \u25a0of ermine,1from;which.ithere'-' dangled:;innumerable^--- tails.;t'Thie'/sleeves" ;'of:white teloth were hroaderIn;the lower \u25a0part,

'where! they ;wefe slash-;

ed'and* trimmed; with.?broad;; cuffs ;bf-fur.:This garment \ was lined/throughout o>vith'ermine. V;There awere Wsome /\u25a0; gorgeousjflowing black velvet twrapswhite,Veiiher\;lacesbrYeraine.;:^<Jl

]Oth>and :

velvet evening? "wraps \u25a0 are /largely i in the|majority.' They-boast"a' positive iwarmth:and?;- look? thoroughly/ substantial;// The

richer lacej, wraps ?aretmade;; over; quilted;satin and :have' their innerrmetals ;standing

in^hlgh" relief.": -.,": These^laceJ coats, /fash-.loned forv winter iWear/Sbbast;; generous

touches fofFfur.jipyedilace,and'guipure

ar'eTagain 'ln;favor;this;winter.; . j -/

: Quite'an .original >,wrap" 'worn/at; the

opera the other /evening was '-'utade _:.,ofcoral;pink.satin-faced ivcloth.' 1.The;upper,part ,had \u25a0the form of|a' bolero; i:Xhj;gar- jment^wasCavseries of Jshaped; ifloimcaseach" rounding.up asthey n'eafed the frontofvthe coat. ;;:These flqimces

*wsre.tippc'j .

with whitepanne velvet^einbroidered?withwhite-garlands.; >Thls .wrap fastened^itgelaborate Isilver^ and :white /frogs;- >under

which hwere "slipped;the ;long of ,ihewhite

'chiffon-tour.

:-ideXcbu.' ;\u25a0 "The /fullbishop, sleevsqfi/the" coral cloth; werefinished ,with narrow.cuffs^ of .white. panne;velvet.^ r\u25a0•- v ; .•,.-.--...-

Hair ornaments play such/ an important

role with these; operaHoilettesJ^ /Feathers,;flowers, jewelled -;velvet;bows, and>pom-"i)bmVi»bows are ,:all favored.:- ;;It is

'hard-

to^'decide "which of;!the • three jstyles .ismost 'Jworn. :\u25a0; ; v : .-MNA GOODWIN. -..

PINK AND WHITE.

cate- covering for? them.. A.filmy veil

over 'her face would only,accent- the^fea^ftures :.mitil .they/ s'eemed^tq-- burst

-;upon

you grossly. Let her >pick out from the

boxful 'which- the; salesgirl, is insistently,,urglng'Xupbn/her- withou^regard'ftq;-suit-ableness" a;heavy.}^'flsh-net' :

:yeil-with orwithout 'dots,\ as] hjer)ie.ste .indicates:/ /Lether retire"behind'it' for aymoment -beforethe

*little^stariding-mirror on;.the/veil-countef,;iandcbehold/the" new,;charm^ofher'

countenance. r"lTh!et bold 'black eyes

are tened;asjif ;byiTnagic^jaThe/nosewhichVwas so' aggressive ••inHthe" filmy,veil-becomes^h^objectvd'art^andftheff heavy,

curveTbf the lips!takesfbn; a refinement; of

" 'A Study in Veils.-(For the Dispatch.)

The oculist TmayX rage;';"and.:the fnews^papermen imagine her <a.vain;thtng; -.buttlie modern woman would{no moreidream:of 'giving, up her." dotted; veilIthan 5.",.w0u1d_the beauties of tiie Far East

-thier)face-^curteins^yvFor;,whyJ"|^^^o^fellassured of its becomirignessV "•".„\u25a0\u25a0' .y.The plainest ..woman, senmeshed;- In, ayeir'bfrcldse'Voiye.^-yithva^sauc^Uttle^dot at;the corner ;of

- her, eye, :and) anotherover her chin,i has? the! comfortable; sen^satiqn of:;ioqking?her best;^which/? witha w6rna

;

n7 means beingjafther best. ,;.;;--J•The

-pretty -maiden "ofjspltlcoritours and

"dove's \u25a0 eyes within~'*iSkvflocks' '/'is':'-tho-;

rbVghly;:fawareCof^^thVrvwitchery\- ;m:i..thefilinyicobwebby, effect; which is one of thisautumn's most* :becoming gifts to'-.:. her, ;

while ;she ofIthe stunning figure r and 'ma-jestic poise of t the":head ;is hot '<unmindfulof the '-dash" .which a large dot here; andthere 'on her veil contributes' to:her gene^ral- air,of;smartness.; . '. \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 ,Itis not quite possible to say. when the

veil as an enhancer -of beauty {came intofashion; however, it" is safe' to:prophesy

that not even the :advent 'of -the :newwoman, the

• bachelor .maid, -or the ath-

letic Diana of the '\u25a0:.', polo-field and -golf

links willserve to eliminate the veiljfromthe wardrobe of present or? future;gene-

rations. {- - ,

";,; Nay, she will the;more' readily hidejher "worry lines," her;crow's ;feet, >andher freckles and tan- behind; its "becoming'screen, safe: in th6: sometimes-comforting

S^^Empire opera^^prbf .white cameVs^hair clotb. %fe>lar and yoke of ermine; Scarf of white chiffon, with l^ce

inr.rußtea endfL .Krminfl-l>ft^^a ftp^ tailffo?.trim^the lQvrQi:

that:if.any 'ofithe;othere •< wished;:tofsur^p

render ihlfe^stfatihe^migliti haveja^chanc|,jto do so, the courtly,Mr. Bromwell stood j

near him was a' young man who•

pretended \u25a0to She ;deeply,? interested .^his ;.;.paper^ it was < evident;?had' Seen:the>stariding:ladyrand tnat^ha,;wished^ avoid? being noticed by the

gentleman who,got up. • ••rt •..*Thatynisht-afterMinner;Miss{Broadweil :;

shvly^approached herifatherjandjsaid:; ,t;j'!? \u25a0 there, is

-something Ia want,, toy

tell you. You are not^ going anywhere

this^evening, are you?" _g~?No,"4 he:answered. "I'mnot going, any-

where. What is- it?I'/1'/- - - . •

fe••Wellr-well,' '£.she .;said^l'Mr.tLambson ;wishes to see you to-to-ask yu about .something." ".,

-Then' she- skipped- upstairs iand \he -re-/,j

tired'to: the':library,:lwhere^he :?soon; got j

interes ted v in?;a1his torical \u25a0 novel. He -.t.t had ;

forgotten \u25a0all about- Mabel and ;Mr.-Lamb^son;;; and vwas^'right in^ the; most exciting i^.part of a3 terrible? combat,/ inywhich^the'ihero; ;sirigle-hahded- and 5 armed :;onlyAWith y

a' nursing bottle7pirates, all yielding: cutlasses Awhenspm^body softly the.door, and lookedjin/;.Xlts was^Mabel.^After^shefhad^smiled^at^him^in? a- reassuringYway ;she s drew\;back^aivd •-}pushed ';\u25a0 a young)man ?into _> the roomr ?;

Mr2^Lambs6nT stobd'; ;b~efore; the-ibeautiful;;.,girl'sf"father and\ drew/ several long

breaths. Then' he said:;'

V"Mr.•':'•.Broadweil;;I.hive come this even-ing,;; to/ as^S you /something \ that-^-that tmy£hap3piness rdepends;on.^Mr;[BfoadweU^l-T^A>'|the;olderijjmanYsaid,^rtslngVandtpushtog"^Vward|th.e^easy}? chair fhe^Had jbccupied-^whichv; hap- j??penedi to;be^the :only.one ;inJthe ;r66mlj±at ;;

was 'not \half jburied j.underjsota]pillows^qr_:•sis^bedecked vwith'tidiels as tolibejuntenable^

fthis"chair,^ fof1you;must ;be y

weary/vLetl me (stand:f By)the^way^fI ;|Heve si saw !you •in the icar this jevening.^.Nowyvmy^dearjyourig AmanTf doVyqu^know;^that I_ have often

tthought about|my7]

daugJat&s7rfutui^?;sl?haveSrealized^eVer^sinceJwomanhood^that- sooner ;or

'later;Iwould;;

beif called^upoh 'to give; her up. :And Ihayelthcmghtf of^rtha ? Mrid ofIman^lAwould^like|tq|havelcome"t6 claim^her:iCan|ybuft<imagine what that man—the man into \u25a0

whose' keeping*I\u25a0 would prefer t .Tt mydaughter >should 'be ,given—ia like?"

."N—no,". Mr.IJambson "replied; "that Is,

p2ii^Si^iS&'.be-:- tfc-k !:;"Allow me to proceed. Often, as Ihave ]

stood in the "car, going to my oflice, or'coming horne 111from- the city, T have fae< n•wnrnejj get .aboard- when all the seats

mefi^sl.theyfsat|thTere;runwi^the courtesy that Ibelieve Is .dways duefrom- men' to.'women,' and" thought, ran&r'an&

if^lfam^becbming tiresome please'gstopjrme—only this, evening- something ofthe^ kindt>happened.. All the seats'. in thecar were occupied when a lady/ TnitlrSle-aged and not what we mlg'.it call beauti-ful, .entered the car.®^^^^^tt|ira|*who had seats^lnJUris*cur was a young man whose face was

'familiar' to me. I',watched

'to see if he

"would offer the lady, his seat.'- He did notdo so. After. she had stood .until:ithad

become apparent that nobody else. wouldaccommodate her Igot up. Then Ibegan

'thinking of-my daughter in;connection";with;this younffiinan;that rl^have spoken ;

ff.ffe \u25a0 -»\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.. -How glad .1-,would be,' I;thougnt.-, ;toplacedmyjgirifein«hla ;keeping/-: i;should\u25a0feel<sb' sure.-lf she: were:his v wife,- thatBhe.would"Blwriys he treated with the^cqn- 1;slderaUbn that a woman is entltied to jre-!ccive'from a man.". No one possessing the",native eralliiTitry h« has just;displaycd-could be otherwise" than chivalrous; to his

!^tfe;?| After,the 'dredm^asfgbne 1and* the;ribveity;ha^worn;qff:he>puld Btill.being:.«*!;: hla very^^iaatwe a gentleman, with the

highest : consideration )'. -for; /womanhood ,

fmay.:not^ know what \u25a0 strategic jadvantages •

we possess.{olt:is0It:is :possible iforiah ordinary,; pleasure

craft;ror a;

small twarship^to- steam: from^the ißatterjr.toithe -Florida: Keys /without;spending"; much-time on"the 'ocean, andthe time so spent •is Incalm waters.- Thereisllittle^danger^From^.the^Battery^we;steam -through v the s Narrows % to yRaritanBay -upIthe Raritan "i River ?. tov the Dela-ware" and Canal, 5:by^means > of;

which- we"reach -the Delaware ;River.: atTrenton.

'Itlis•atdelightful\u25a0 sail: down >the

Delaware past Philadelphia and \u25a0Wilm-ington" to Delaware City,. .where -westrike the' Chesapeake '?and ivDelaware-Canal^'whicli: lets ;us :into;the;Chesapeake;Bay!,at tChesapeake? City,'tDown ?Chesa^peaked ßay,^ we iigo,^passing :f.:f.Baltimore."Asnapblis,<v: Kent vIsland,ithe amouths :>ofthe iPotomac, Rappahannock,. Tork^and:James Rivers, and^ through^ Hampton}Roads to;Norfolk..Thus far,we have;not

touched: the iocean." ~ ,:-From;rNorfolk^'yre<< advance pdirectly

southward abyl;ascending f.the ii \u25a0 Sou thembranchTofi the^ Eiizabeth.Rlyer.'andsteaTn^irig^up^D'e^iCreekltolt^el'DlsmalySwamii;Canal; by.means of which we safely 'reach/AlbermarlejSoundf N.siC.iThis; canal! wasformally^opened^ony October 14,V1899, vand.the;. first(warship fto^pass ;through!it-was;

\ theZ torpedo ;:boat \of ';\u25a0 461-2 .tonsbm>then'r¥Cape'4Hatterasi?Seabach;; LittleIsland, False^Capeijand :aeft far.to the eastward; "Alberrharle"Soundis raiVsafe!as Great sSouth /Bay.-;Thence

";we;

itb:HCore^S6urid?a.nd;fßoguei|S6uhd^^Below J

ithis^we|t6uchCtheiOcean,^butithe;watera.of;Onslow %Bay^axe ;;not s dangerous;* and. l:after \u25a0passingiCapelFearXweJf eel athqmei*The; coast -\u25a0 of '\u25a0[Georgia/ is anjfarchipelago; \u25a0\u25a0

|and ;behiridithe \islands; there is ample i>ro£tection from all the

-storms that may

iblowSinx shore. 2 Pierre §liOrillafds;used 5. tortakei-his% house-boa t,'?|theiCaiman^f fom

!Charleston! tolthetcanalf at rßariana River/;:Fla£)!aivd fthrough Sthegcanalv into sIndian;!River^^owhtwhich!hel:idly nlloated?;t6fthe;keys. So. then, you.will,see that the-vEdisqh^bdysXanditfelrJfriendsrjMei'lnaiio?

\u25a0"darigerVfAnd •the ? trip"Is the most '\u25a0 tfeauti-j

ful you can imagine.." .

'A:.Word of Advice -Co Mr. t*sne.'||iSl|£v i\ '(FafmyillelHerald.) y^pHf

We appreciate the fact"that "advice

is /cheap," and while this:fact? may.Jde|tract from its value we still, feel like

fsaying i'a.% wordtor|two^or^^WgW^iu)n-^|6fed-|ancL^greatly^respected J servant,-' ;theHon. Amlrcw Jackson Montague,' soJsdonfto ibe^Goverhorf of;this Com- i.imonwealth.:Be more than figure head. Mr. Mon-tague, and immortalize yourself by mak-

?ingfyourIsecuring "$good % roads sto

"your \u25a0 State and :

JtlieT|generalf6bseSrancelof.JArbqr^allflthe people of the State. -An a,rmy_,!of other suggestions come, rushing, in

J^on^slfas' we "write, but we are-goingto resist the, invasion, antl make promi-

Ine^t^t^lsujggesUbn^sfalready^l.made.^^^. The people of Virginia are rich

-iri|tneljgoo'dfofder^bfysbclety^^ridginlTellglo^a?

mS?axiliiiiproyenieiitover.s<x>tu^i;ins^so^ps. Itis made of finery

iimatenate^lt;wilrinot^scratcn^:" scour off,^ and £,iwiar\u25a0;- out ":surfaces on wnicn it is used.

Opcfci wr3/t>|offssxtn-f &«?<*«! oor&l pitilcclot-h. Sli£Li>Btl iioiincros fcippsci %\ritiiwhitGjp&iftiiJii»«lvet embroidered. Frogs' of silver 'u%.l white.

\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-. :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0." •.••.•\u25a0".