Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-30
Women at lsreakfast.
HINTS FOR THE FAIR SEX APROPOs OF BEAUTY AM
MUTTON CHOPS.

HINTS FOR THE FAIR SEX APRoPos OF BEAUTY AMI
MUTTON CHOPS
DR.. Hammond's Novel "Lal"
Perhaps there is no better test OF a woman's
health and beauty than her appearance at an early
breakfast table. She is then more as nature made
her than at any other period OF the day, when art
has been brought In with view OF frightening her
charms If she has slept well, 1t argues, to some
extent, sound nervous system, and the effect is
seen in the brightness of her eyes and the tone pos
SeSSed by the muscles OF the face and neck. Her
movements are full OF grace, for her limbs have
been refreshed and strengthened by repose and
her mind is clear and bright, for it also has rested
and there have been no bad dreams to exhaust her
nervous system and make her limp and haggard.
Her intelligence is then at its maximum, and she
feels the mental recklesSness that is so generaiIv
the result OF sound, healthy Sleep and that is only
natural elation of the emotions, pleasant doubt
less for her to exhibit. but far more pleasant TO
those to whom 1t is manifested.
H. on the contrary, she has slept badly or has
suffered from nightmare, In consequence of a fee
BILE digestive system, her eyes are weak, dim and
watery, her face is t1abby her head appears to be
held unsteadlly on her shoulders. for it droops on
her chest, Or hobs helplessly from side to side her
complexion is dull and blotchy, red where 1t ought
not to be red, and pale wherett ought not to be
pale. Her expression is Indicative OF the discom-
fort she has undergone during the night, her
vatingIy brusque her intellect shows stupidity. he
emotions are torpid, her perceptions dull.
While the woman that is In good physical health
exhibits all the beauty In the early morning that
her features are capable Of expressing, the one
whose organic life is deYanged is at this period OF
the day at her wofSt There Is no better test of a
woman's health than har ability to eat a hearty
breakfast, and It might almost be said that her
physical beauty is in direct proportion to the
amount OF beefsteak or mutton chops she can put
into Herself at this meal. Certainly pretty women
can always at hearty breakfast.
The New York. Tribune says that base ball
nine will soon be organized in Canada. COM
posed of American bank cashiers now residing
in that country. 1t would not be safe for such q
nine to make home run.-Norristo,cn Herald
1t Is said that one of the Ascending bank
officials of this country, now sojourning In Cam
ada, will send in paper to be read before the
British Association for the Advancement of Sci
ence. The paper Will be entitled, THE Sand
Bank Deposits OF the Silurian Age; Who Scooped
Them7'
Those Canadians are smart fellows after ALL
One of them has invented new method of fish
ing. He takes a flock OF about thirty geese to
the water and to the legs of each one he ties a
fishing line with baited hooks attached Then
he SAYS ''shoo," and the geese swim out. AS
soon as o goose gets a bite she becomes fright
ened and rushes back to the shore and the man
geefuly takes the fish of the hook and sends
her back.
An American Philistine has built himself
house on the topmost peak of biblical Mount
one already hewn In the living rock fourteen
feet deep and two feet three inches square. He
needed wine cellar, and found an old tomb
under his house, in the oculi or coffins of which
the irreverent wretch slowed his bottes.-Phil-
ddelphid Press.
colored man living in Madison. Ind, re-
Gently married white woman. He has been
tried for this crime and sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary.