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"MUM'S
THE
OR
wono" AND
8HUT UP."
"PAY UP
Mr. Frank lll Wrllrn on Homo l.'nli i
talnliiK Tlinnrn An CpUniln nf lit- t '
vntiri Itallrnad llflilnil llio Nit in.
Thti Nrrltlr f l.lfr.
ICopyrlKliI, IWr.', ,y Ainrrlcnii Vtenn Wm
lion. All rlulila rrKcuril.l
OIN(l lininn very llrwl
oni) liiy liy tlio I'luviitcil
nillroiui my ilrcnvtty I'nr
wan cniiKlit Ity tlio fresli, cli'iir vlc of
h yituiiK lrl eiiyliiK "Muhi'h tliu wool."
"AliHtit wlmt?" itHkvil an oltli-r ami
woarlur woman's volco.
"Oil ovorytliliiKi" rttjilli'd tlio afit-1
with a tlnldliiK llttlo IiiukIi, and iih If
tlio ithniMi Ucklftl luir fancy hIio rcjM-at-iil
It hllll nuro ItHtlii'ly. "Yes. iimiu'h
tlio word. Tlmt'fl tlio best rulu of llfo I
know of."
"TIiito'm auotlior that tlioy iibo a Kimd
dual In tlio iiiiiiitiKtliHtrlctH,"tuildniimii'n
volco, with h 'llttlo IuiikIi. "ami tliutV
'Pay up or filmt up.' Don't you think
tliat'H hotter advice, MIbh Lotty'r"
"1 don't jimt wo what it means," nv
plk'd Lotty coiiiuttiAlily
"Why, If 0110 follow Iiiih ilono another
follow an iily turn Hy got his money
nt curda and tlio flrat man thinks lie
didn't play on tlio mmaro"
"Oh, dour, I don't know anything
about Mich droudful iooilo," interposed
Lotty, and tlio older woman added,
"And 1 hopoyou don't dthur, William."
"Conrwo I don't, mother, and of uuiinut
you don't." returni'd William, with 11
choked laugh HtriiKKling under liis voice,
"only I'vo licnrd it, you Beo.aml it peoiii'
to mo a hotter rule to work by than jimt
to keop mum, no matter what anybody
does to you."
"liat you didn't II11IM1 explaining wlmt
It nieaiiH," inlerposod Lotty. "Supposo
0110 of theso horrid men oheaU another
horrid man at cards, for I mipposo that's
wlmt you niennV"
"That's about the nizo of it, ms
Lotty," replied William cheorlly. "Well,
then, you boo the fellow flint conies to
grief feels mad and wants to pay up."
"Why, bo's got to pay up If ho's lost
tlio money, hasn't he?"
"Oh, well, it doesn't mean Unit kind of
paying up. If the other follow curried
n couplo of aces up his slcovo, why you
want to pay him up for chonting, don't
you?"
"Want to l revenged on hiin'r"
"Well, If you put It that way. Any
how, If he's it plucky fellow he'll go for
him lists or six shootor.or liowio, hoiho
how or other and pay lilni up for liclnjr
such it sneak, don't you see? But if ho
isn't plucky, and feels as if the other
0110 hud got heavier ilstsfor it quicker
aim, or it handler knifo, he sort of cruwla
uwuy and goes around scolding and
Blinding nnd blowing."
"William, whntsortof associates hnvo
you been among in tho west?" put in tlio
mother in it tono of dismay. But Lotty,
with her little, tinkling laugh, suggested;
"So, then, tho other man tolls him if
ho liusn't tho courage to pay up his
grudge ho hud better shut up and not
talk nbout it. Is that it?"
"Yes, MIssLottyjitlmt' jratM and. I
think it'll pretty, good ndvico, isn't it? If
somebody's dono you tt ineitn turn, why,
pay him up for it. And jf you can't pay
It up, why, shut up till you can, but
don't tako it out in swearing."
Tho cure stopped, and when they went
on tho voices hud ceasod. Evidently my
frionds hud got off, and 1 nover had seen
them but tho net result of tho little
overheard discussion crystallized in my
mind into tho question:
Is it better to pay up or shut up, or is
"Mum's tho word" tho better rule of
life better thun either to pay up or
shut up?
All of us, especially women, hnvo
plenty to coiiipl.iiu of us wo go through
tho world. Islimael's children, whose
hands wore against every man and
every mun'H hands against thorn, are
nover hard to liud; indeed it sometimes
seems as if ,itiirn or less disguised, they
pervaded sbcivty In nil its grades and
nil Its relations and wero impossible to
avoid, even though tlio. exterior seems
to promisa betSsjhiiigs.
Sometimes iiidTc'i it "woman's foes
nro those of her own household jtjidb.
juseiionitoitjjuw(-
of wjifit to tho
hoinifa system
irugg'J is carried
pects.V unless In-
mini the closed doors
world seems a happy
it to (ho
of iersecutloii or of strugg
on which nobodv susnects
deed tho victim, rinding it iiniossiblo to
"emu up uny longer, tiesperatoiy re
solves to "pay up" by exposing icr ty
rant to tho vengeunco of the publio.
Do you doubt tlio existence of tho.se
silent sufferers?
If so yon nro not ono of those persons
endowed, to their own misfortune, with
wlmt is known ns it sympathetic nature,
persons to whom everybody tells their
htory almost at sight, often ending it
with souin such remark ns this:
"I don't know why I have told you all
this. I hnvo nover spoken or it outside
of my own homo to a living creature.
But tliero is toinothing about you that
seems to open my heart and assure 1110
that I may place confidence both in your
sympathy and your discretion."
Of course 0110 enn but ussuro theo
jioor wounded ones of both tho sympathy
nnd tho discretion, and finish by admin
istoring ouch ndvico or comfort as sug
gests itself, though often with m dreary
suiiMi that neither tlio 0110 nor tho other
will do any real good.
Still tho telling of tho story does seem
to do good to such lHituons, and often
enough tlioy linisl
tho Interview by
avowing Hut
they feel happier than
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III
CAPITAL CITY COURI
IjEK,
they hnvo for weeks or
yours ot
ns llinv imiv tiliriifln it. for one res ngPH,
1 ref 1
iiitoiiso worry is, ns I have fiTqr,1l-,'
noticed, to ulvo tho object of ltllii-,t
of having suffered for a length of'M'Il,u
beyond tho power of computation, k yl,ie
phruno, "un eternity of woe," is 1 'l''lu
mentis a mere jKieticnl trope, but n 'v ',
real experience, as 1 fear too iiiaii'(,r'
you who road these lines know fro' '
bitter experience, while, on the my "
hand, the hours or days of real lniiV,'!'
ness ilotttd along through a life seej''
so brief and so far away when once tliel11
nro passed that wo almost doubt if W
ever actunllv uxtHirleiiced them, or if In
deed they wero no more than one nf
those morning dreams apparently cov-'
erlng hours, but which waking lea-on
tells us only (Hied tho half minutes be
tween tho servant's first mid second
knock us)ii the bedroom door.
Again, tho poets have, us Indeed they
generally do, seized upon tlio true in
wardness of the situation when they
speak of it "dream of delight," it "vision
of joy." Just think of it I "An eternity
of woo" nnd a "dieaiii of delight," and
yet both ovetits may, by tlio measure of
the clock, have occupied tho sumo length
of time.
But to return it llttlo to our muttoui..
Tako tho case of it girl at home and 1
dure say some girl reading this will
think I menu her, ami somebody not a
girl will immediately fit tho cup to (lie
head of some friend of their own, hut
really I menu no girl in particular, but,
alas, u great many girls in general u
girl, wo will say, whoso parents are In
very moderate circumstances, iimr yet
not poor enough to allow their daughter
to go out into tho world to earn her own
living. She must stay at homo mid "bo
subject unto her parents."
She must do tho work which if it
wero dono for it nt ranger would bring
her in it solid income, while nt homo she
is paid in food, not such us nlio could
fancy perhaps; in clothes, each garment
of which represents it separate pang of
mortification and disappointment, and
In it good ileal of scolding and fretting
at from a sickly or overworked mother
and it harassed father. The girl feels,
bitterly feels, thut tho dnys of her youth
nnd good looks nro passing by; that she
Is losing those chances of untold pros
perity and joy which every girl believes
oh, sweet delusion I lio within her
reach if only she could get her hands
free to grasp at them. Sho knows thrt
unless some new opportunity Is offered
to her before long tho day will coino
when she, too, will bo peevish and sickly
nnd fretted Into wrinkles and sallow
ness us her mother is now, and it may
well bo without Iter mother's solace of
having fulfilled a woman's destiny and
taken rank as wife and mother.
Porhapsit Is oven worse than tlila:
perhaps the girl is actually ill used; per
haps the father drinks, and the mother
is u vixen, and the rough boy brothers
are allowed to tease and tyrannize and
bully tholr sister as only rough lioys can.
In cither enso hero Is a life being
spoiled nnd crushed, and yet capable of
being saved by tho Intervention of some
strong hand and masterful will. But
if this good girl is of Lotty's way of
thinking, and considers that "Mum's the
word" is tho best rule of life, sho will
simply refrain from trying to summon
that hand and will to her rescue, and
will, nfter somo years of desperate strug
gle, go under the waves and add one
nioro to "tho noblo army of martyrs,"
each ono of whom adds her little item to
tho account mankind is scoring up
against fato an account probably to bo
repudiated in tho end, since it can nover
bo paid off.
But perhaps the girl, having stuck to
her motto of "Mum's tho word," finds
her release comes through somo William
or Thomas or Jack or Joseph, who offers
hor mnrrluge. Nuturally tho poor child
grasps at uuymenus of escape from her;
dreary life nnd does not too closely
scrutinize what it offers instead. She
marries in hasto nnd, nlasl repents ut
leisure. Jack or Joseph turns out to bo
different from the father from whoso
grumbling she has escaped, but not, on
tho whole, any better. He does not
grumblo or. growl so much cortainly,
but ho luughs and sneers, which is
worse. Tho father dealt out his monoy
sparingly for tho now gown that could
not bo refused, but the husband, if
urged too far, swears angrily that ho
tins uono to give and bids hor mnko
over her old things or buy them out of
the magnificent dowry sho brought him,
when, poor child, sho knows that ho
knows tho price of her wedding gown is
not yet scrimped out of tho poor house
hold she has left.
Perhaps, on the other hand, Jack or
Joseph Is foolishly careless of money,
spends what ho can got as soon as it
comes to hand, and lives for tho rest of
the mouth on credit, as she is also wel
come to do If sho can get anybody to
,f1v-o If tn nor fnp m .TiwU nr ,i -Trw. f flili
kind had as lief bo in debt for it lain-
dred dollars as for ten, since ho nover
intends to pay either. Wo all know t
end of this career debt, failure, p
cesses at law, bankruptcy, ruin, inlbi.y
of every sort. The children come, nnd
their mother remembers in shame and
vain regret her resentment against her
own ioor mother, now that sho finds her-
solf also growing peevish and complain
ing and ailing and lachrymose. Sho at
last learns to understand, now it is too
late, the causes of that poor mother's
infirmities of body and temper, and re
solves that as her own daughter grows
to womanhood she will make her see the
mutter more truly thnn over sho did
herself.
Sho won't do it, however, and for two
reasons the first, that it is impossible,
one of tho malicious provisions of fato be
ing that experience in "not to Imj trans
ferred," every traveler upon fate's Iron
toad having to buy his or her own ticket,
and not ono of thorn privileged to enjoy
it without paying the whole cost out of
his own pocket, and tho second reason
being that tho motto of "Minn's the
word" is n righteous and a decent one
when a mother's di-4'oiitent with her
husband is the topic and his own child
tho auditor. Few women, I think, would
deliberately transgress this unwiitteu
law, although tlio impatient woul, und
SATURDAY, DECEMBER
tliu eloquent silence, and tho glnnce of
the eye, and tho toss of the head gener
ally sulllco to give tho children at least
an Inkling of what tho mother thinks
sho is so honorably keeping to herself.
But thero are other women in other
walks of llfo who may have uso for Lot
ty's favorite motto, or who put to them
selves tho cynical query:
Is it liettor to shut up or pay up?
Households are there whoro sordid
questions of wnnt aro not raised, since
money is abundant mid tho luxurhsof
life assured. But few jH-oplo nowadays
feel contented to follow Paul's edict,
"Having food nnd raiment thorowlth bo
content," not evon when houses nnd
bankbooks aro added, for theso modern
rebels, especially tho femalo hnlf of
them, contend that the luxuries of ono
igo nro tho necessities or the next, ana
hat so far from being content with food
iind raiment, houses and bankbooks
ley count all those us naught and less
l,f'aii imughtlf tlioy nro not accompanied
i.JSv symiiathy. delicate consideration,
nonolpony of temper and tnsto, and that
foumU nn,l sweet content only to ho
Theso!11 congenial companionship,
hero ofwomt," having inairled an ideal
.im.K. .A their own imagining, and sud-
they havcM'" to tn0 consciousness that
such n trlH'J"yod upon themselves just
crowned an "I U'1 lltanlu when sho
their "dream V" iV1 "il ', "T0' J0"
resolves Itself W "' f. n M,l,,k'"
naturally seek tJ1" "" "utwully of woe,'
discovery by an o'"f t,u 8,,ook of ,tllu
audible, and it Is vorU,tcry. """J. . uss
Mliutilil. ,va natural that they
Do you happen to krV t . A,
geons aver the deadly JJthjit the sur-
to bo very much inltlntlu.ct8 r. 1"""
Ono of tho most dlabolicnl Vy ontcrlus?
of torture in tho inquisition wnnonioiits
tho victim so that ho roinni8 8"8
force mute. Men hnvo thus diortV'1 I)or
suffering they might hnvo HUstniiH1" F
tin! iitii liiiaiti tsllinil It nt ffat nttiunW Utile
iittitiu ivt it iiuuiii.il iiui silu vsts oui
And so with tho woman who
thut life has become too complex
too painful to bo governed by tho i
motto of "Muni's tho word." Matters'
have come to such it head with hor that
the question now is, Can I pay up, and
if I cannot, what then? Why, the al
ternative Is, shut up, and most women
some of them with full intention, and
somo of them with the defensive in
stinct that makes even it dovu peck at
tho cruel hand that squeezes it will
begin tho process of paying up by fell
ing out their causes of complaint and
putting their intimate enemy to an open
shame. I say open, for it is sure to be
come ho, even though at first tho secret
is only breathed In tho ear of an inti
mate friend or oven told in tho confes
sional. Some cynic inquires, "Why should
you expect your friend to keep your
secret when you could not keep it your
self?" And why, indeed?
Perhaps it is not only told to one inti
mate friend, perhaps it is to several
to everybody, to tho newspapers, to
tho divorce court. In either way or in
nil ways it effects its purpose, and the
unhappy and wronged wife weak mid
timid though sho Is pays up hor tyrant
hotter thun sho could with oven tho "six
shooter or bowio" of Lotty's western
friend.
Do you bluino her?
Having shut up as long ns she was
able, is sho not right to pay up in the
end? I think to.
PARIS FASHIONS.
Tlio I'lrit Kniulro Huge New (looda,
i Kllka for Next Spring.
Just now everythlng'is First Empire,
us I predicted it would bo several months
ago, but evon I did not foresee that it
would become bo general it furor.
Even tho flower girls havo enormous
balloon sleeves und nil sorts of capelincs.
I think the fuuey will endure until
spring nt least, nnd whilo it does wo
will each and ull imagine oursolves ox
act pictures of the beautiful but unfor
tunate Josephine.
I hnvo told you whnt is; now lot me
say it word about what Is to bo. There
will bo a revolu
tion In favor of
full and wide
skirts boforo
long, and I think
wo may booh en
ter into a formid
able environment
of steel in tho way
of hoops. The
first will bo in
bell shapo, with
no actual hoops
above the knee,
but later they
will grow and
swell and becomo
as overwhelm
ingly lnrgo as
they wore boforo.
In tho way of
now (roods vn nro
tub joski-iii.se. frtunutoonough
to havo a renewal of soveral o'd favor
ites in the shapo of brocaded woolens
and tho ever lovely empress cloth. Tho
unwieldy bedford cord hns lived out its
usefulness.
I saw somo uoxt spring and summer
silks it fow daj- since under seal of se
crecy, and like a dutiful chronicler I
tell you all in strict confidence. There
will lio plaids in faint tones ruthor than
colors, mid over all is u chameleon effect
also in very dolicitto shades. There will
lie somo Miporb styles of "clioney" silk,
with large but faint floral patterns with
that hazy, indistinct outline that scorns
to merge into tho groundwork. Over
ull this will bo thrown a lattice work of
satin. Tlio patterns for the chinas and
pongees are to be mostly geometrical,
with suowllukcs mid queer figures of
overy Mirt. CuIk'm, rhomboids, parallel
ogiams, triaigles linked, mid yet oth
ers show stars, moons ami comets. I
urn looking for one with the canals on
tho planet Mars, mid do not doubt ono
will yet bo found representing it.
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new orleans, nantucket, new york and nashvills.
OmAHA, OSIIKOSII, OSWKOO AND OGDENSUURO.
Peoria, pittsuuiio, Philadelphia and Portland.
querutauo, quincv.quicuec and quitman.
Rock island, Richmond, rockford and Rochester.
SACKAMKKTO, SALT LAKE, SAN FRANCISCO AND ST. PAUL.
Tallahassrc, ticrrk iiauti:, Toledo and taunton.
Ulysses, ukuana, unadilla and utica.
Virgin" a citv, vicksiiuiu;, vincennes and ancouveb
vw ink ip !'.('., washington. winona and worcester,
xbnia junciion. xi'.uxo, xi'.nia and xenopiio.n.
YrsiLASii, voNKi:rs yank-ion and voungstoww.
2lON, ZU.MUKUIA, ;;.L'.T LUAb ANU ZANUSVILLH.
WORLD"
ALVAYS WILL US
A LEADER.
A, C. ZICMER,
CITY PAOSENOCM AOINT.
LINCOLN.
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