The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-03-07
FASCINATION.
WHY So Many Ladies Who should Be
Attractive Fail to PlNase--A Brilliant
Woman Reveals the Secret.
IT0d;oci JIo1ne

Attractive Fail to Plnase--A Brilliant
Woman Reveals the Secret.
ladies Honey
"Dress is everything"
rs it? Some beautiful women cannot be i'm
proved by a dress, no matter how artistic 1t MAJ
be made.n
The speakers were two lady reporters for SO
ciety papers. They had attended balls, recep
tons and parties for years. They had studied
the effects OF costumes, the lines of beauty aut
had faithfully written up IN them in the paper'
they represented. They were masters OF thei
art and yet they differed.
''You cannot prove your assertion by any lady
Of high standing and authority"
II can," replied her companion. Within tive
days 1 will show you an interview with the lead
ing woman on dress of America And the two
friends parted.
Last Wednesday they met at the same place
when, pr oducing a neatly written manuscript
the lady read the following remarkable inter
view:
"Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller is the acknowl
edged authority in America upon the subject OIL
dress. An attractive woman herself, she knows
how to render other women attractive In the
highest degree. sought an interview: It was
granted, and l give you the results:
"Do you think, Mrs. Miller, that women are
made more attractive by their dress?'
THAT depends upon what you mean by at
tractive.'
Pleasing, facinating if you chose-mort
charming to men and other women
ga simply beautiful woman is seldom attrac
tive; a stupid one never. 1t is the soul, the life
the brilliancy, which render tine women attrac
tive
"Tn admit that, but what makes womeI
brilliant
"'vivacity, brightness and good health. Die
you ever see a sickly lady able to entertain a
dinner party Of bright people? On the othel
hand did you ever know a cultivated and refined
woman. overlooking with animal life and spirits
who was not fascinating?'
$50 you believe perfect health is the secret Of
ia scination, do you p
Most certainly. Artistic dressing is proper
fine curves attractive, but life such as comes
from healthy throbbing blood is alone fascinat
ing. 1t is a great mistake, however, to thini
til at health is preserved by dress alone. Wo
men must have proper food, free dom from care
and q good friend in need.'
"'What do you mean by that?'
"'Some assistance, physi cally. AL womer
feel depressed at times, and all pleasure see ms
gone out of life. On all such occasions
and indeed whenever blue or worn out, she needs
help. 1 know, because I have been in that con
dition myself
Z" And what do you do when in that condi
tion?'
One thing, and one thing only. am assist
ed by the best friend that any woman ever had.
1t is Warmers Safe Cure. 1 mean it, and have
e God reason to speak as / do. You think l an a
perfectly healthy woman; so am, but l take
several bottles of this great cure every season
Just as l take additional care in the selection o
tonic giving food. As you know. there are Ger
tain times when every woman needs assistance.
At such times, and before such times there is, SO
far as know, but one thing that can help, and
that is the great cure that I have named
al babe Mrs. Miller o reluctant goodby, for ]
felt that 1 had met a woman who knew women,
what their trials and troubles were, and what
| they required"