New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

stir in the pieces of orange thoroughly and cover
up the freezer again for twenty minutes. An
ceent granite is made with quart of syrup and two
bottles of champagne frozen TO iccles 10 which just
before stirring, quart Of fresh, ripe strawberries is
added.
"fes, there were lot of empty pews at church
this morning. said the woman in a twO-yearold bon
net by the first Of next month everybody will be
out Of town. and then the church will he closed for tho
summer. There is in keeping 1t open when
there is nobody to come to it, OF course there will be
me, but then amt anybody.
Don't go to the country? No, can't leave my
house. am engaged to take Of of the finest
houses on Flfth-ave from Thursday till some
time in October. Last year. when the family were in
Europe, had il all to myself for six months. but
shant be so lucky again this year. they are only
going TO Newport. I'll be paid S5 a month for look
ing after things. and I'll have servant TO sweep and
dust according to directions, and I'll have twelve
rooms TO live in, | shall be an awful lot more COM
Portable than If TO stay here as boader, hav-
Ing only third Of room indeed, I'll he more COM
Portable than the folks who employ me, they are
going to crowd themselves into little rented cottage,
where l know they wont have half the conveniences
they are accustomed TO at home. In most respects
it's inconvenent to be as poor Jobs turkey and
yet We poor folks sometimes have the best Of 1t, &s
nobody expects us to follow the fashion.
Lonely up there by myself Not bit OF it! 1
know lOs of people who don't go out of town in sum
to make a visit They all think dying OK
loneliness and they take pity me- And then
there is my crochet that working at all tho
year you know what get for il at the Exchange is
a great help in eting ont my little ten cent ncome)-
that keeps company when there is nobody else.
This year shall have a cousin from the country 10
spend part Of the summer with me; she wishes to see
the doctors about her throat trouble and II will be
very convenient for her to have house to stay at
while she is in the city. am awfuliy hospitabe by
nature, and if l could only afford 10 feed them, I'd
have houseful Of friends to stay with me all the
Afraid Of burglars Well, at first awhile,
and | used to wish might sound the alarm
in way, Just to if IL would work. and II tho
police would come in promptly. The silver and
iewelry all safe IN bank vault. but there were
other things that q burglar Who careful and
understood his business might have packed or
and pawned There was a thou and dollar set OF
China, for one thing, and there some cue
glass that Mrs. L said simply priceless,
Il had down to her from of her ancestors
Adam, maybe. and then there high
priced, dngy looking paintings that might have been
cut out OF their frames and carried away | tell
you, used to lie awake at night and mistake mice
for burglars and wish had never consented 10 take
such responsible place; but | became ac-
custOmed to ii in few weeks, though always
particular possible about shutting up at night.
am great believer in early hours and | am suro
| the Is couldn't complain of my running mp a
| large gas BILL | found two burners lighted when |
| first went into the house, of the Young ladies.
just before leaving, had up to Of the spare
rooms to look for a glove she thought she had
| dropped there and as it was dark. the shutters
being closed. she had lighted two burners. and in
| her hurry had forgotten to eXtngush them. II il
hadn't been for me. | believe she would have found
| those burners lighted when she came home six
months afterward Yes. l glad enough to get
a Job for the summer, and if had the chance I'd
De willing to take care Of, not to say one house. but
of "a whole block of EN-"
People, like horses must be well Groomcd IN look
| we'll says practical man. OF they must
and although a fine complexion cannot be secured by
the mere outward application Of cosmetics one need
not forcgo having a few simple aids beauty on tho
toilet table. quart bottle Of rain lavender
which has been stirred ounce of tincturo
Of benzoin makes a refreshing wash for the face,
which when, the skin and prevent, il from being
tanned bottle # Jamaica with about ten grains
of Quiuno ia it is not unw,e 20 have hand to keep
the hair from falling out and promote It's growth.
The camphor bottle, boraX for sOftenng hard water.
cold for chsppei hand, and face all
| sary - have, and dainty Of simple powder Is
quite admissible. for cunning cd Dame Nature sottens
the gloss Oh the lily with downy pollen and powders
the check Of the peach, Gle winsome beauty may
he allowed 10 soften the nusb Oil her own by
the JudicOuS Use OF the powder puff. All these
simple beautidcrS DE helpful in small way:
but 10 be beautiful healtlfal without
exercise. Muscles grow fabby and lose their pancy
when used. only the flexible body tat can
| turn and bend and move with be truly
! graceful
If Homer dealizcd washing. q humble pen Of tho
| nineteenth century be pardoued for calling at
tcntOn to the fact It the most graceful and health
ful exercise IS making a bed properly Every muscle
| is brought into play and Many oi the Jude, of
the dev0tees Of physical cuiturc an, uncOnscou,ly
taken by the CAREFUL intelligent bed maker. Lifting
and -wngins the bedcotilc, the bed brings
the muscle Of the action. The movement has
lisht>omc grace and deNt,r5y in il that require, a.
| much control the Dcl>;utc feather movements
The maker a, she swing, and control, the bed
! clothes pauses moment f animated poise
| full OF grace and charu-not unlike the forward
poisc" In the Del-artc system Of phy,ic. cul;urs-
of necessarily the WORKERS poi-c j, full OF
action. The turning OF the uatjrc>, gives tn Wig
| orou, movement of ,llc. -th sought for in dumb
| bell exercises.
Walking standing and bending to tuck the bed
cothc, down. brings lt -. arm, and torso
into easy action, >moothigS and SHAKING the pillow,
exercise the fingers ard fole arm. charming sirl
who could have her maid q, do H. insists upol making
her own bed aud sweeping AMI busting her own room
| 10 keep her muscles D. .IaiIfus.
American women ab6,. ail otter, need 10 exercise.
Judging from tradition The En-,hvom,u have paid
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Wan>edd. E>scA. ugljud. In 1900; This j, To give
/ notice 10 my honocd masters and lddic, and loving
! friends that Lady iutteriic,d giyc, "a challenge 10
! ri'ic horse. leap horse. "A foot. hold
ride "a horse. or leap a horse. a foot. hold
| with any woman in England seven years Younger
but not day older. because won't undcryalue nay.
self, being seventy four years OF age
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