Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-07
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Eng 5a$ 5Ss sss HS & II

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Shops. szceaent f9r Lawn-seais, BabycaTTag=z etc
Above Goods ga
foT Eos and. He uss prompt flli9ssfs
by the Lily. who brought MIN hssS krni &.
soly, and they are tose.legiAgsFA during
the actresses preseGxtSGr Tat Ashe
should uuequiyocsyiy sWsrd the palm OF
Iunequsled loveiAsss TO snsb ody else than
Mrs Lapgtry, alter las. summers dsyo-
ton 70 her, indicates either resentment
or outspoken honesty,
"Is IL really true, Mr.. Ashe," ne was
ssked, ''shst you for21 such wondrous
beauty in Virginis?'
tx is true enough" be replied.
SIS she Amelie Riyes? l have heard
Il was etc TO whom you have AWARDED tie
palm"
"No. Ihs7e seen The 1u:horrss. ana
she is certainly handsome. So are s
great many Virgins girls. l don'l be.
lieye there is city 10 the Union that has
such s high average of beauty IN It's
women as Richmond. NV sister ls visit
ing there, and she wrote 10 me that II l
would come she would show me the
handsouost womsl IN the United States.
l wsnt-2ot for TIA: reason, mind you
but did see the young lady to whom she
re!arred."
"AlG her name WIS"
"Sde mus be rane!ess. l fancy che
would not cGTe to beeS plotted IS a pro-
fessional beauty"
Mr.. Azhe's use @: the term "p.ofes-
siona hesutJ" recalled Mira. LsugTry 10
my m.nd, and ssid: DWELL, ia she more
besu9tu. than Mrs L.ngtry?"
"Yst; there is 10 doub: st all shout
thet"s
Son. or tha beauty seen IN Broadway
is snocklEg!y blesclad. There seemed 10
be re,lrCl well started las: spri0g in
willie me Of the foolish users Of bissch-
ing scide showed signs Of repentance. L
is difficult for fashions Die sinner Ot this
sort to become good. l. wSs' necessary
to either let the natural color Of the hs,r
s5serg itRell Ut the roote, and slowly pro-
gTess GU wardly, thus l=.ving for s con.
! siderable time SHARPLY dedced border
oct Tern the INC hues, or else cut al! tas
hsic OF closely, SEQ wear 9 VIZ rntN
new growth VISA secured Many
REPENTANT FRAUDULENT BLONzRs
pus themselves rig9t, however, ana il wSs
hoped :sat me yeiiO~ p9nis would en-
tiTely 50 nEide. Bg5 Iais autumn JG3re is
q relspsF, So Ieans among the women who
conspiCuuusi7 promenade Broa5wzy
The N Dirty OF toe eff =rders, however,
are sctressee, srd opr genuine women OF
fashion ere letting their nair have its cWa
Wsy sS to color. cGn give curious il
lustration of Inc eXCena 10 Ehica Grtif-
ciaiity is carried. A young women went
| down Broadway jqsG oeiote rns. Fer E&ir
Was i1ehr lemon color. Il had pslDEsly
been made so by bleaching. Thsi would
| nxy.a yyoDazi E-erihl inaerAaf Rur 7
chsnced 10 see that her eyebrows,and eye
lssaes, contrary 10 tue custom Ct bogus
blondes, had oeen alsp DIsuGhsd To mach
her hsir. UsGsIiv these hirsu'e &djGEcla
Ct TIE stce GiG lefs natursi, Tor WuGep
wno inGuige Ia hair blescains do nSS
seem to mind easy detection. 2hie glal'9
complexion ~ss ricalY rosy, Gnd nolEa5
al ike tie ffeckled pS!!or rGat cGsraste "a
iz3s 5 true blonde. Seeing that the brflEf
pix ard white Of her face Wes trulhfui,
that She hsc tsken the uGususl Estnstaf
ii.ntsniag ner broWs snd lasnes. Wss SO.
anxious ABOUT her that followed her int9S
o dime museum tlst had inst Deen. opeIe2
close TO Broadway. There l lost sight
OF her mTsterious!y quick, cut her diaap-
pesrsnce WAS explained when, leu min
utee later, / saw her take her place on
the platform With the human curiosfsies
she Sss blileGined as CHcsssitn girl
q, q the lecturer told how SIZE hse DE- an
brought from Circ sesis. TIE tsG9 ssss
thst since conine IL from the strsss sba1
had merely removed her hat, cloeE sId!
| Iopg skirts and let down her tit f. Esits,l
amp there she was, typical CiIcassfsn
| girl, or AloinO, OF The isni lar show. That
is wnlt we come to in the excess OF fash
ion. A bale OF the promenade will do for
an e1hicit In dihe museum.
The nesYesS approach to tEesirlcais
generally sanctioned IL church entertain
menls was for maoy years the entertain
ment known as "Mrs. JsrIey'5 Wax.
works" That title was often made TO
cover considerable OF the variety snow,
| but, to use an irreligions phrase, it eli
went. LACEY there hassbeep q variation
from sRe mimic wsxwoIks, aud perhaps
| some OF my readers hsve ALREADY seen
| tStsnley's DRsIfs." This is ~ anpIh-
cation OF the old psrIor trick Of prOduc-
lag dRsIf by Standing behind S table,
Ehruesiug the aims int0 boots, and thug,
vita little co5tuDing, making quite
grotesque little figure. In
THE NRw CRURCH SHOW,
a number Of young men and women
staad behind fierce :nat is placed acfoss
LLsG CGukSA Vi ShC ptAttOGA1 40 tIsSIA
bodies from the shoulders IN front ere
attached cornicslly dTaI1ish forms, which
set On top OF the fence with their false
| legs hanging down IL front. TIE faces,
aIms ana hands are o!ackened. The co.,
ductor represents Stanley, the * .,lOrer,
aad he introduces these figures SIS z party
Of dHarts v5ecm he hes brought from the
interior of Africa. Tasy slpg, EcCi;s and
perform Sc Cd groteEqqeties rs are per-
mi5.eo by their ab!lltles sid iha coRdi-
| t;oEs. The ting IS easily done, and ii
makes SSrest deal OF Innocent laughter
OF course our Fifth avenue besux
and bellies are never content unless away
in the van. A dozen Of them have this
wees given for fashionable charity an
improvement upon "Ssanley's DwSrfs."
Instead of making themselves up for
shortened negroes, they were Characters
reproduced ont Of Mother Goose. There
WAS great desl Of ingenious good humor,
and nor little Of mimetic talent; bat the
element Of piqusucy was supplied by a
little Bo-Peep, Red Riding Hood and
J IL, !mpersopated by three society besu- |
ties, whose fsce snd arIns were Familiarity |
and handsomely genuine, bu. whose ab-
brevlated false figures, in short juvenile |
skirte, disclosed - bare legs and |
feet the. had been srtistically |
modelled and tinted. AS these !
counterfeit. extremities were nimble,