The evening world., 1891-04-07

II Ike silk, and II you succeed IN getting some
thing nice then try the good material
In some large dress and mantle making
bli,hments in England the workers are
employed 1ity-nine hours n week. Appren-
tices pay premium oil $40 and give two years
time. Ordinary hands are Iaid iroin 81. 20 to
81 week, the average being about 81, 10 OBJ
tain which twelve hours a day nave to be occu-
pied, with any periods OF overtime, which 10
not always paid for. The sewers Of tins country
| fare better as regards wages and time, though
living expenses are much b Rher; but showing
| how others are paid often sweetens our own
hard lot
Give your little RiIl big doll, give her new,
COY Iemnanta OF SILK, cloth, gauZe and wool
and you give her the best means OF becoming q
NICE sewer.
| new fai among tho truly exclusive Ia to
have gloves the color of the gown stitched with
Ihe shade Of the Trimmings.
The latest fashion u 10 surround the fruit
dishes with thick wreCths Of roses or viOleis
traceries OF nJwers are scattered over thu
iatleclOth. uerAldic devices. Goals OF arms,
ships, baskeis, wagons, wrought IN flowers.
are also seen a. fashionable dinner tables. The
menus, surrounded with ribbons, are PINNED
on sprays OF nUwIr,. TIis abundant use oi
blossoms gives an Incompatible poetry and
grace 10 the setting oil The feast. The Duchesst
de Luynes, when she gives great diunei
party, places Two large soup tureuus OF price
less old saxony ware At ei;aer snd OF the table
Each Ii nlle0 with roses and orchids. The
covers OF the iureeEs, lifted by some inViI. blS
Apparatus. ID raised above ths nowsrs.
The frocks worn By ,niants after thcy leave
OF long robes b. come Oaca season more beau
iiful anu more elaborate. The loose snap,
when falls from the yoke 10 the ioet. withou
any indicaio o. the waist unless D sash II
worn, 10 made not only IN muslin but In hello
trope suk. for nothing would now seem TO b,
considered 100 elaborate for our young people,
Ninty. nine per cent. of all the brides Z" g
away IN gray gowns, which gives them AVA!
quicker thAp tlelT new uunks.
The following recipe for cleaning Breton an'
all silver orn.lnents was given by jeweller
Take some sp!tita Of ammonia uuaGu!teraied
apply IL To the ornaments with q small brush
aud brush them we.l; then dissolve piece o
soft soap aH large as walnut 10 Il basin OF ho
: water, and cleanse the ornaments well IN II
ury ta.n win soft handkerchief, and pu
the N In lockwood dust. nave always fvun'
the best way OF preserving silver was to Keel
II from the uig. l wrap my SILVER ornament
q In silver paper, and lay them Ia u lin box iille
with arrUwfool-dry arrowrooL
A writer In the De roit Free Press has mad
some new discoveries III the ways OF WON n.
she will AIRY Il mAu "retorm" him. an
though clothed IN rags declares she u happ
with Tue brute.
sac cant throw q stone because she Ism
buit that way, but she can nre II world
palnO, iuto an appeal Tor new dr. 81 I'M
vii. Uurst the touGhes purse-sirIngs asunder
She " usullly more dept Ut max ,ng IN -tch'
than al sIrlNini Item, and, Willie she may nj
know now TO sagrpen kutfe. s.e can in Nv
: minutes houe up hvr tongue in WY that w
10 make II sIatLrr ihau iwu-vtged sword.
She my not tie anle tO jump u iour-rale
feLce, but she jumps TO conclu,.ous, aud niI
tines out OF ten she gets there while man
reasoning II all ouI.
Sac can quicken m us mental facult es
giving Lin pieces OF h,r m,nd Sac doesn
q seem 10 f.l The loss, either
True, sc spcnas mucn OF her time beto
the glA,s; Uul So Goes y man, OILY his u
otep hI, a Dead on u.
According to some, she was called woma
Dec, usr she brought woe 10 nan. In s iule
preIauou, however, Is not ouly not Scuptura
hui l. not horne out Ly the iscIs.
sGe Is aisO called u coHuUdrum; hut We "
never Wv h-r up-ueveT
re- With ~. ner fauII+, We love her still.
"a Unde-tak ER Free.
tl'oU ne EpoCL.
10 "Sambo, whur! you t4ke Tor tombstone
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