The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-02-01
FASCINATION.
Why 80 Many Ladies' Who Should
be Attractive Fail to Please.
A Brilliant Woman Re-
veals the Secret.
ladies Home

"Dress is everything"
us it2 Some beautiful women cannot
be improved by dress, no matter how
artistic it may be made"
The speakers we're two lady reporters for
society papers They had attended balls,
receptions and parties for years They had
studied the effects of cos umes, the lines OF
beauty, and had faithfully written upon
them in the papers they represented. They
were masters in their art and yet they
differed.
" ou csnnct prove your assertion by
any lady of high standing and authority. :"
Il cam replied her companion. with
in two days l will show you an interview
with the leading woman on dress of Amer
| ica." And the two friends parted.
Last Wednesday they met at the same
place, when, producing neatly written
manuscript the lady read the following
remarkable interview;
MRS. Annie Jenness Miller is the
acknowledged authority in America upon
the subject of dress. An attractive woman
herself, she knows how to render Other
women attractive in the highest degree.
ght an interview; it was granted, and
give you the results
"Do you think, Mrs. Miller that wo'
men are made more attractive by theil
dress2
"'That depends upon what you mean by
attractive
"'Pleasing, fascinating if you choose
more charming to men and other women.
ga simply beautiful woman is seldom
attractive; stupid one never. 1t is the
soul, the life, the brilliaDcy, which render
women attractive
"'In admit that, but what makes womer
brillisnt2
"'Viyacity, brightness and good health
| Did you ever see sickly woman able tC
entertain dinner party of bright people
On the other hand, did you ever know {
cultivated and refined woman, overfowinG
with amin al life and spirits, who was no
fascinatngP p
$50 you believe perfect health is tn,
secret of fascination, do your
"'Most certainly. Artistic dressing il
proper, fine curves attractive, but life suci
as comes from healthy throbbing blood i
alone fascinating, 1t is a great mistake
however, to think that health is preserved
by dress alone Women must have proper
food, freedom from care, and good frienC
in need
"'Whai do you mean by thatP
"'Some assistance, physically. All wo
men feel depressed at times, and all pleasur,
seems gone out of life. On all sucl
occasions, and indeed whenever blue o.
worn out, she needs help know, becaus,
l have been in that condition my SELF
"'And what do you do when in tina
condition.
Zone thing, and one thing only. 1 an
assisted by the best friend that any woman
ever had. 1t is Warmers Safe Cure.
mean it, and l have good reason to speal
as | do. You thint l am perfectly
healthy woman; so am, but take severa
bottles of this great cure every season jus
as l take additional care in the selection o
tonic. giving food. AS you know, there AZ,
certain times when every woman needs as
sistance. At such times, and before sucl
times, there is, so far as l know, but on,
thing that can help, ana that is the gres
cure have named.'
81 bade Mrs. Miller a reluctant goodby
for felt that l had met a woman wh'
knew women, what their trials and trouble
were, and what they required"
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