Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-10-21
THE WORLD OF WONEs.
shreds Of Fact and Chips Of Gossip for
Dame and Damsel.

Dame and Damsel.
Milk snot slways admirable - dinner
drink, especially when fish plays airy part
in the menu. Tea CT coffee taken With
meat is simply suicidal. 1htss hot
beverages turn the meat iato something 10
ssmtliog leather, and the result inter
feres sadly with digestion. The woman
who desires long life must not give .
place 10 "high tea' in her daily pro-
gramme. OF tea it's II it can only be sid
that it is harmless if not taken TOO often
or made too strong. The American lady
who after several calls and q cup OF tee a.
each, remarked that she could always
worry down another c1p," was probably
unaware of the mischief che wa, doing
herself. No ore need totally abstain from
tea if they only take the precaution TO
buy it gco1, not to make it strong, not to
let it infuse long, never to take it more
than twice day, and t. sbjure it after 5
in the afternoon.
A woman sre,king Of tie attacks made
upon he, sex for their metho Is of handling
their skirts o, bustles whel sitting down,
carrying their p,rasols and other habits.
says: 81 think three quarters Of euch
talk is nonsense. lam perfectly sure that
men have jest as many marked habits ~
women. What can be more Absurd. !
would Ike to know, than to sac Q man,
every time he sits down, fling his coat-tails
w'ds apart? then, again, that everlasting
twitchiDg at ths legs of bis trousers 60 .,
to pull them up in folds alb I'VE the knees,
and exposing generally the ros always at.
tractive top of pair Of shes, with strings
tied in by no means picturesque kro."
A trie nd in Psris writes to the iitor Of
the Argondut: "As soon as the news Of Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stoves iliness was tel
egraphtd htrs many Of tbs newsp ipers
published tulogis.ic articles about the
author of "UDc'e Toms Cabin" and re-
called tie success tia; the book had in
Frsncs thirty-siX years age. Three Paris
,urnals pub. shed the story as FtaiIlcton,
and the interest in it was 90 great that each
editor tried to get advance sheets ahead Of
his rival; Three plays were sls
Grammatical from the move
and performed timultsnt o1 IL at ih7et
d ff.r.nt theatres. Even to-day "Uncl'
Toms Cabin" is one OF tbs booss mos
widely taken from the p ovincial eircu
lating libraries in France. / occasionally
geo ctpy on the quays. George Sane
was a great admirer Of Mrs. Stowe. :
don't know said the great F each writer
whether Mrs. st rye hiss talent as it is IN
den ,cd in the literary world, but shs hs
genius such as humanity feels this nerd o
having genius Of goodness She i
simp Y saint and nothing more. Hono
and r, sp oct TO You, Mr.. Stowe. One day
or o,hcr your recompeuse, which Il
slread marked 10 the archive, Of hsaven
will bs also &C ,orded in this world ,"
This is from Lady Bakers uovtl Lift
on en- African Farm" Mark you"-sh'
is speaking to her boy lcver-"we hsv'
always this advantage over you've can q
any time step into case and comp 'nce
where You must labor patiently for it 4
little weeping, little wheedling, Ii to
self deer edation, little careful use OF GU
advantages and then aome mau will say
come re my wife?' With gcoi looks ant
youth marriage is easy to attain. Their
are men enough, but woman who nv
sold herself, even for ring and rev
n ,me, need hold her skirt aside for IL
creature iu the street They both earl
their bread in one way. Marriage To-
Iowa is tle beautiful eternal symbol OF tn
nuion of souls; marriage without 1t is thu
uucleanest trstli; that defiles the world
Not the Southern man only, but TIT
woman of Dixie, has caught the money
making spirit Of the age. The head OF ont
of the most fashionable dress m 'king IS
ts blishments in New York is Virgins
| woman.
Tstt,ong is almost universal among
half civilized o, savage races. In Ne"
ZEALAND the Maori womeI, before they
began b i'm oibe European prtjudiceS even
TAFT zoe their lips, lest they should have
the reproach of being red. Some Ia'st
eli. their ears until they hang in loop:
on thsir shoulders. Others ins vi
huge rings and other ornaments througN
the ,rtils,e of their noses. The Lpuisiadt
Islanders regard the lid Of sardine box a.
n particularly nsat piecs Of jewelry, and
even European women have not ye: C: n 'ec
TO suspend bits Of stone and metal through
tic lote, of their ears. Theirs, in truth
no poss biii;y Of arriving at any standard
of beauty the points Of which would
not do Injustice to some OF tie competi
tors. Even among the whites thsre ar
various ideas of what constitutes Root
looks Like manners aad morals, beauty
| i, very much matter OF ,ky. Just as al
Indian told travel what q comfort hi
son was to him b,ciuse hs c)uld ttsa
moIe horsts than any by Of his age, " 40
Western frontisrsmau assured visitor ths
his daughter was the finest girl 10 tn,
stt,e nsns, FIR sh, co I'D "hsft barrel oil
pork AID whip her went in vii tcat'."
Large buttons, that aye works Of art
aud, Of c7urse. very high prictd, are one o
the features of the new fall gown. The
are put on more for ornament than use OF
the open fronts Of the jacket bodicfs thai
are seved on to the hack and side BREADTH
of the skirts. The fol shirt blouse, belted
in at the waist, is the almts. invariaoi'
for N which sUch dresses taxa
Many of tie new fall drets s brougt1
| from Paris and London have sJai yht I'M
drsI ell skirts with no trimmings save
broad band cf metal and t!ptd EN-
broidery a. the bottom, the coff', collar
and revers showing the same s'y'e o.
ornamentation. The blck breadths are
then slightly loop,d to form a sual
turnure, and small pad and two o.
the, steels extend the back breadths
little, bu. not in the empha,i; style OF thu
past season.