, 1866-12-16

new novel By Mad1me Mchalos
"L'Enfast." This, Like SONS Of her
hands booxt, b said 10 he pessunsl,
contain pass1Rea from tho history OF
life. Madame Micheict wts GOV
aud for some time lived 1n that capacity |
Eith the family OF Prince Cantacuxeno u
Bucharest.
xAR slEus WITHOUT EAR rrE1o1uo.
4 snarr fellow In London has discovered |
/ way 10 enable }Aties to wear car riuks
without having their cars pierced. Tho fast- !
| ching Is managed thus: The rosette In front |
| OF The ear ring top u tho head Of > scrow,
! the wires To separate, and. on being screwed
the Lobe Of tie ear; he wires sre 40 con
stsnetea that they DO not uneontorssolI
Of entering tho flesh, clasps IT. Tha inKcn1-
ous inveodon will recommend Itself to those
who arc pEe]udiced against ear piercing, If
they arc not fearful that the car ring will be
unsafe, thus worn.
BEEcuEn ON DANCING.
He says: "Do not hesitate to dance among
your own family and friends, under the sup
| podtlon that It u wrong. Il ID certainty
your liberty, and It IS right aud Wholesome.
Some young ladtea asked me, Who raAy We
reckon ~ within the circle Of our fsml}yP
Whoever ia near enough to You to salute you
safely considered ~ not in your family.
YoRr brothers, aud sisters, and cousins, and
those with whom y0u maintain relations
Like unto those which exist In tee household
you may regard us within your family circle.
But think that, If persor wants TO know
the truth, he will find no difficulty In
mskln9 the proper dematkation In this re-
gard" ..........
ADVICE TO MAHRIAGkABLr GIRLS.
"ff1 ; man wipes bis feet on the door-mat
before coming Into the room, yon NAV be
sure he will make good domestic husband.
j II q man, in snuflng the candles, suutIs them
. out, you mag be sure he will make = stupid
. / husband. 1fa man p1ts bis handkerchief on
bis knee Mhile taking his tea, ron may Be
| the same way, always ui9trust man who
: ~ln not take the last piece Of toast, or Sal.
: II 1unn. but prefers waiting for the next
Z warm batch, It Is not unlikely he will
> make greedy, selfish husband, with whom
4 you viii enjoy no brown at dinner, no
: crust at lea, no peace whatever a. home:
The man, my dears, who wears goloshes, and
Il careful nbout wrapping himself up well
before ycnturing into the night ali, not un'
frequently makes \ good tnFalld husband
that mostly stopt at home, and Is easily
the kettle, and prevents It boiling over, vii
not fail, my desrs, In his married state, II
exercising the same care in always keepfn.
the pot boiling. The man who doesn't IA Z
with bis back to the fire, Is a brute whom
would not advise you, my deara, to MARI,
upon any confederation, either for love Q
money; but most decidedly not for love
But tho man who, when the tea Is over,
discovered to hare bad noue, Is auye to max
being sewnr1ed with the best Of wives an
the best of mothers-!n-!aw. Ny dears, whe
you meet With such . man, do your utmo:
10 marry him. In the sevcrest winter b
b. Pocket Book.
-. DUTIES OF LAD1's MAID.
H. One Of these be-envicd persons,
-. race which may be classed With that Of go
ut England. !" Much Is required from us
sd London" one Of them writes We mus
re above all, be very punctual, for fashionab
e. ladies change their dresses ut least five tim
On ea ished manners, be no older than thirty:fl
on years, and always be cheerful andlgood.tel
.le peIed, although for weeks We are Kept Wit
~ ~ out sleep until four o'clock In the morning
nd practice which is equally Injurious to e.
M and lungs. We are expected to cut, and i
1er | and to use the most Improved machine. II
mi to dress hair for the morning. evening 4,
er. court costume, as well as for the drive;
70 iron we'll, to read, write and cipher;
u. speak French and German, and. II possib
dte to have travelled. There Is still another fur
I'd tion of q lady's.matd which Is supposed
81 be q modern lntrodpctioG, but which Is,
ta!, TACT, {mcrely revival Of an ancient custo
ed We must be sble to paint in pastel, not,
N. N. deed, after nature, but Upon her. To ben
ai sd;r tiiy our mistresses we must redden
, to checks, put antimony upon the e5e-lids;. p
fos tel upon the b5ows, introduce .s ssHa,don n,
paint blue veins upon the temples, and /,
Ninon paint and pearl-whlte upon the rest
The skin. We mist change the hair to
1 q redlsh-brown by means Of Q corroding ma
. a. -tol ~ ~ t,GJn.n rerrhk,, svhfch Il n
lis A5 T. tt.o,.sn -. *Es+ r,t-nneo a
D5a nc must ta possessed Of great skill in
iii. plyipg all these Ingredients, az their
'the Is universal with the old Is well rs With
~. young"