Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-07

j brides for this winter
W. is unusually large.
Xxx y When you come TO
NA consider that the av-
I1TSE&~-y erage II a den -
9-->SAA seated on the stool OF
ssS.z/-a-2% patience, waiting for
- sSSN-%EA the desired man to
Ayrr'EsS x w.. ask her to arise and
N c9-\1sEHET stand before the al
AN~[[%sNESs tar Of wedlock, you
| ~ can realize why the
w. subject of courtship
| marriage can never grow stale with
ssy. anything connected with
-.s.rag7ttng is alertly observed. Ana
e. t.,,. do!ngs Of the wooers abound in
...,or, A pair of lovers stood on the cor
~. broadway and Twenty-third street
recent night gazing up at the STE
.a,,,i, Transparency that shines contin-
,,i- pt that point. That they were
,.rers was apparent by the sympathetic
,rnar of the girl in leaning heavily
a,ofnst her escort. One OF her hands
,rrs IN his overcoat pocket, and her
o,aas almost touched his shoulder.
nv were the typical John and julia
~. sparkng. He had noticeabiy
orson shave and her hair had been in
c,-Iirg papers all Gay. such simple
Lon. Will stand on Twenty third street
s.-qu hour at time, and gain delight
from p study of the transparency with
~ ADVERTISEMENTS for tal!ors aud shirt
r.tars Possibly the man who was
nc~lr,,r the machine that night was
,vsra that John and Julia were down
IN the corner. At all events, he flashed
AVER the canvas series of ADVERTISE
rn.nts that appealed to that class OF IN
dyiduals.
Gwen need furniture, John. Let's
% down TO that place on the Bowery,'
,siI Julia, as the man shot out the name
of Il furniture dealer.
nWel. l wonder if | could get 10 my
work At haIf-past seven if we went out
10 that place to live. said John, as the
aide showed an announcement from a
New Jersey real estate agent advising
sverypne 10 own house at next to moth
Ing q wear.
con, I want canary bird the first
thing - went on Julia, when the canvas
',uayed the advertisement Of man
that sold bird cages.
Iust then the transparency changed to
rather confusing sign: ''Buy your
sahv carriages at Bunkum x Co's.
The lovers moved on. For block or so
they did not speak. Finally Julia said:
Where is Bunkum & Co's?''
John looked into her eyes. There ives
,uulri Interchange of tender Chances,
and rs the two Clasped hands, Julia
nl:
Won't We be happy"
Vow let us consider q sad episode of
cour'-hip. one of the most beautiful,
amiab!e and beloved ladies in New York
society died few days ago, and now
there Is sentimental story concerning
her told in the clubs. She was about
thirty five years old when she died, and
rad long been mystery to her friends.
Blessed with loneliness Of person, grace
OF manner md abundant fortune, she
neger showed any disposition to enjoy
he, her greatest pleasure being what
could be obtained from the quietest of
friendships with a few ladies of middle
age. Men she only tolerated, and while
etc was releatlessly pursued by q host of
ardent swGnS, she only smiled sadly and
refused their offers of marriage one by
one. In her eyes there was
great shadow of melancholy and the
lew who knew her well SAID there was
deep sorrow in her heart, OF which she
never spoke. 1t was whispered that If
teen wears ago current gossip limited OF
probable marriage between this woman
all 81 lieutenant in the navy, but this
lieutenant went on cruise 20 the East
Indies and died there of a fever. The men
al the clubs now say there was romance
attached TO the ludy's life. No one
knows how the assertion was first
started but Is stated that she died q
broken hearted woman, the victim OF an
unqualified love. she had never had
occasion IL wear decolleete dress, it was
said, and il was only learned the other
day that on her breast in blue India ink
was the name of the lieutenant that died
when she was Il young girl.
-
Tie subtle charm OF sweet odOTs is
almost equal 10 that of music, and the
sr; Of being delight to the onactory
sense OF man is one that woman cult
Yates with especial care. A perfume
may he made to play an important part
II individual magnetism A clever
beauty may always suggest ,violets to
Such 4 delicate extent that her presence
would he Il caress 10 Il blind man. No
matter how we may regard the use OF
FSA4uutTy us u NulEGTIlN-auu IL GER
t4.uly Is one when employed by vulgar
persous-it can be applied with skill
thlt mast please the most fastidious OF
syutmeutalists, and for that reason
hearty all fashionable women are ad-
t!c;ei TO IT. When once the peculiar
fragrance of n particular woman is
known, how delicious to catch T. slight
fatter Of il on little note asking one TO
ane. Or, il one Is not even acquainted
WIKI u gentle correspondent, how one
lilies to Judge her nature by the flavor
couio,aed il her note paper. Perfume
Is igAty, and yet, let me tell of an in
Carnt where its charm was not valued.
There is certain young Romeo in New
York society whose manly form and
Beautiful countenauce have succeeded
a eady in providing him with half
Dozen Juliets. Suddenly, after success
ave eScapades of more or less moment
Gus nature, the remarkable fellow was
confronted by young maiden with large
Drown eyes of eXtraord mary innocence,
clear golden hair worn all simply in a
single coil, tender, inexperienced
mouth and neck like lily. He
eour;ed her almost scornfully while she
!eA in love with him seriously. She
seemed too ingenious. His cynocism
LAG taught him to mistrust all woman
b KIND, and he made a wager with himself
tns; the girl with the brown eyes was the
Greatest fiirt on his string of acquaint-
fn'es. 1t so happened that the ire