Madame Sarah Bernhardt appears in many new reles; and her latest and most brilliant effort is as the energetic and vigorous defender of the family life. This is an interesting attitude for hor; and picturesque; and in seriously warning an inexperienced world as to the insidious enemies undermining the family heart, she ats at the front of the offenders—the cycle. The lady began by attacking the wheel; than she endured, then' she mounted. Finding that a season on wheel gave heron amazing and most art stic solidity of muscle, she gave it up, delivering herself thus: Tam convinced that this outdoor life, for whicheycling offers increased opportunities, may. involve very serious and dangerous consequences. All those young wives and maidens who rush
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