The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-09-07

may devour among the innocent and godly
The only way to find her out is to ask men; and
when he is drunk, for when he is sober he never
tells tales out of school. They are funny fellows
snsy an naye a % creed t Of honor that is
because, of course, individually we are the ia
NOUS InoI1 angels without wings; while generally
part, always say, give me mani" do not
mean mean this as an advertisement in the paper, be-
cause don't think he is that difficult to get-yet.
But 1t is the cry, backed by two thousand dol
lars, OF sweet creature here who wears the
Or her SH her
her with the lack of a husband. This is one of
the cases where itisn' the Lord-it's man, wicked
ing she. is Offering the bell boys two thousand
dollars Tor the desired athlete.
WHEN OLD AGE is GIDDY.
The waters, as well as the woods, are full of
curious people, and the ancient maiden is one of
the most curious of them. At sixty-tive she has
learned to dance, and she will trip the light fan
tastis with small boys with the superannuated
master of eremonies-anything, in short, that
wears trousers; she has false front, which, in
gloats on white muslin and pink ribbons. She is
gusning beyond expression, and nothing will
woman who tells her that she doesn't want to
KNOW her, and has no intention whatever of in
cuaihg ner IN her circle OF acquaintances. That
at summer watering place.
e,r tney 40 anything but bathe and drink and
little game OF poker goes on in the afternoon,
when madame 1s supposed to be taking her nap.
tea gowns lose their money and their TEMPER
alike over that blissful American game that has
eaabtu eipsbteu SONAR 80 many purse and caused 30 many
The smart girl, who is following the English
taasnion ta ana rouging up to her eyes, has gotten
the real French dodge, and uses lovely pink
decoction that stands the water very well and
convinces everybody of the reality of her com
pexion. Her head goes down under the water
VIGOROUSLY ahp
70 the on-looker deeper pink tinge than before
rnaL rnat II ne Is masculine must convince him of its
become or us women?
TAILoR-MADE GIRLS
The tailor-made girl has turned up her pretty
little nose at the shirt front and gone In for Lon
don's latest-a skirt that is almost absolutely
light hitting, plain habit basque there can be
nV angles ABOUT this young woman-in fact, she
must be the shape that Henner delights to paint,
ana ana whlch means that her back must be that GU
tnat her walk must be the one that Helen took
when she fascinated Paris. The tailors are be-
coming great adopts in the liberal use of the light
curled hair that rounds hips fills in angles, and
makes the scraWny girl merely slender round
one 10 be too fat, or to suggest fat, is very bad
FORM; one wants TO be just rounded; and when the
artist says that-the artist IN frocks, mean-in
ms. ms % tone you may consider your
has been near him.
THE HIGHEST FORM OF ART.
Narragansett has developed the knee That is
to say, don't suppose people-meaning women
were without knees before, but it remains in this
case to make more prominent the fact that lovely
woman had a rounded and white one She shows
II literally in the bath; she swims in some mys-
terious way SO that only one side of her is Up,
and the leg, bare from the knee down, with a
foot as pink as baby's, battles against the waves
in such a way that all the elderly gentlemea pat
up their double eye-g lasses and the younger ones
strain their eyes until it would seem as if It would
be necessary to get such glasses as "Peeping
Iom" used for them. With a close-ftting skirt
on the swell girl walks so that her round, dim
pied knee actually makes an impression on the
eloth, and mankind gazes at her as If the highest
form OF art had at last been reached
Men are great on form. Good form. It's funny
Drink Tannhauser beer. Fl, BenzIer