The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-17

each day, and that she must be content
with dipping it twice or thrice week.
This is the wal do, she said. every
night | wash mt bangs in the bleach and
every other nigh wash my top hair in it
you know thatpart OF the hair that a
girl frizzes and Patches back under her
Psyche knot: DE back wash only twice
week and that accounts for the shades
in color.
''The front hir has been washed just
twenty timss, fot have had the bleach
just twenty days,so it is a nice, lovely au-
burn. The middb hair has been washed
ten times, end is only now at the red
state, not eiactlvsed nor yet black, d sort
of mud color, ylu see, but it is fast be-
coming auburn. Nhe back is all streaked
with! red and blak and / almost despair
of getting that LONELY auburn hue that you
see upon my ban1 But shall keep right
on. for that deA sweet druggist said it
would surel. do work, and that he had
sold it to eyer 50 many girls, and every
one of them had become a lovely straw
berry blonde
Wont 1T be fanny to have red hair
when | have always thought myself a
brunette. You know that have always
been langlia in style and deliberate in
manner, SLOW to anger and plenteous in
forgiveness. But now my disposition is
CnanStu VITA mar anu 4 ain going I'd
be quick and smnky. You better say
goodbye now TO my gid self, for when
woman begils to re a change she al
ways makes q ra lone, and | don't
know where Ishal year from now. /
presume am like her women. when
j begin can't stop
A little exciteme ks occasioned last
week at girls atfietit club by discus
sion which arose q to the possibility of
kasnn srxvR,Isa
one has had The efippe, you know, and
nearly every one has been left with some
weak spot which is liable to attack from
sudden colds.
1t was the fashioi to have the grippe.
and il is the fashion now to have weak
spot as the result of the grippe's ravages
1t may be ones heartthat is weak-that is
perhaps the svellest thing to have--or it
may be that one is subject to the rheuma-
tism-young Mrs. Blame made this fash
ionable year ayo-pGhaps a trifling trou-
BILE to the eyes brings havoc to the consti-
tuition, or the system may be so delicately
framed that almost anything is liable to set
in.
Shall we oil shall we not be semi-in-
valdss this 'nulner2' was the question
discussed at thes thletc Club ''Shall we
go on punching imaginary adversaries and
trying to pick o spot III the wall or shall
we rest upon the lauras which we earned
In athletic iieldsand dtlare ourselves too
much debilitateo by tho seasons fashion
able disease to further nrsue our muscular
exertions?'
You have heard of he third sex, the
young men who ire almost like girls be-
cause they walk With their hands in front
of them and enjoy thdr leisure hours in
doing drawn woK anC working on canvas.
They are the girlsh young men. the lady
like gentlemen Who are rather nice to
have around when one is out tax
ing Fldo for al airing or doing
little light shopping OF course, no
glrl wants to lean her head upon one of
these lady-like booms, nor does she care to
have her hands squeezed by soft feml-
nine hand, but sac etjoys these young
men because thy arp something new to
and to give them lelp Ind hints about the
fancy work upon vtncl they are engaged.
One of them last week. embroidered sofa
cushion, and when las best girl suggested
that he extend his Industry to embroider-
ing suspenders, hedu fSpt seem ayerse 10
the proposition.
Somebody says dipthe Eeminine young
man up and down seeral mines in pool
of clear, cold water but MO, il is not best
TO do SO, let him go q and{ devote the pre-
clous little brain 10 Ike niJe worthy object
OF making himself petty and attractive.
Maybe when the maIaisFl woman sees how
is the WIN Jlnly man, that she
will turn from the enof. OF her WAYS, dis
card the derby, thef{ oiled shirt and the
and becor4 a nice womanly
woman once more vi the feminine man
brings about this boo TO humanity he will
have fulfilled u glorio{r mission.
t'CARRIE CARELESS.
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