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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25
PRICE ONE CENT

SPANISH wARsHIP TSFANTA YSABEI.
tion of a second naval display just prior
To the departure of the war vessels has
also been suggested. but this has been
opposed ON the ground that il viii de-
tract from ths interest in the great event.
HERBERT LESTER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

It is said that when dressed In the
European gowns a japanese wife pre-
eedes her husband in entering a room
while in the eastern dress she must fol-
low kim.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

The japanese say, "a man takes ;
drink, then the drink takes drink, and
the next drink takes the man."
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25
NOTICE.
WurkIngmen'S Building & Loan Association
or A A Countv MD
OF A. A. County, Md.

This old and well tried Association has
money TO loan on easy terms. Apply TO
the Secretary. Solicitor, President or any
member of the Board of Directors.
Office on Francis Street opposite Ger
man Lutheran Church, open on Wednes-
day and Saturday eueniags, from to s.
dSy
President, LOUIS III. REIN,
Vice President, l.. JAMES NJ. BoYD,
Secretary. SAMUEL JIcKLINs,
Treasurer, CHAs. G.. FELDMRYER
Solicitor, FRANK II. STocKETT, Jr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

EOR RENT. 1.-THE RECTORY,' =
l. No. 55 Duke of Gloucester Street
Possession given May 1st Apply to j
WRIT RANDALL, Farmers National
Bank. 31w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

VXTANTEO- OLD SIDE-BOARDS
w with Long Legs, Hall Clocks
Slant Top Desks. Andirons, Brass Front
Tenders, Old Feather Beds. Address NJ,
j. CRONE, this Office. -f1S2w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

MANIFOLD COPYING AT SHORT
VNl Notice and Agent for Express
Duplicator." Further information at
90 Conduit street extended. JIG
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

4 Finance Committee :
L. James M Boyd,
Matt. Strohm.
Allen Mccullough.
auditing Committee i:
If. j. Quinn,
christian Boessel,
George w. Wilcox.
Building Committee :
: Matt. Strohm,
lSam'l w. Brooks.
IChristian Boessel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

EOR SALE.-A SORREL HORSE and
A. ROAD CART. VIII sell at . bargain
Address CAPITAL Once. n26
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

EOR SALE-AT .ONE-HALF ITS
rose wood case, carved legs: Handsome EN-
broidered cover and stool. viii give good
terms TO q n sponsible purchaser. Apply at
this ONCE. 12 12w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases males
free. SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Atlanta, Ca
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

T OST-A BLACK LEATHER POCK
l. ET-BOOK with an elastic band,
containing a sum of money and visiting
cards with the name of the owner A
liberal reward If left at this office. 313
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

EOR SALE.-A BABY CARRIAGE
II In good order for 50. Cost SIC. tu
315 Apply at "a Green Street a
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

Board Of Directors
Louis III. REIN,
l. James M. Boyd,
Allen Mccullough,
Matt. Strohm.
Christian Boessel,
+. J Quinn.
Saml w. Brooks,
Martin M. Smith,
George w. Wilcox
Henry Westphal.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

TOR SALE-SIXTY FEET OF WOV-
Il EN- WIRE FENCING, Q feet high, suit
able for front yard OF dwelling, Inquire at
this oflce. 31O
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-03-25

q 10 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES
epfO paid good MEN for taking 0rders.-
~ PROTECiIvE NURSERIES,,
3l1w Geneva N. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

upper edge cut fandfully into curves
and uppliQued down
You can produce with this facing Two
effects. one of q border laid on tue
other of an upper skirt with nm 'rresu-
lar edge falling over an under one
The last effect Is the one Tat rs lket,d'
but plenty Of drpssmakers are lotdiy
unable to produce this appearamhcf,
their work rs unsatisfactory 10 lh'll
clients aud neither know why.
All depends upon the way III Whlch
the curves nrp cut 10 IS easy enough
VIXEN ono understands IT, bus u re-
guireg little knowledge oi ART. here
rs the 4ecrci The side with the con-
yex curves viii always appear 10 o'el-
lap. e.
Old Father Time * responsible Tor
tls way | have described oi mNtilE
one fabric appear to overlap another
Let us go back little and Foe why u
i4 When time frcts AN edge INTO r.
Irregularities you will find this edge pa
convex curves. Nature doeSn IN
sharp points. anil VIXEN she has her
way She rounds them all down ,pto SOFT ..
curves New hills like the Alps are
sharp aud rugged. but old ones Ike
those Of New Hampshire are worn
down into tender undulntiOns.
II is the came with the edge OF
piece Of fabric. IL Is fraycd by time
piece of fabric " e 10 fruyea by time
you win find II IN convex curves. II Is
In consequence Of This fact Of nature,
though we may never have known 1t
consciously. TINT the eve always looks
to fnd rounded curves in an irregular
edge
Therefore. when two fabrics meet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

and handkerchiefs and ribbons, and be
an heirloom for the joy Of your grand
children.
The mirror IL about ~ inches by ~.
The Hat frame Is > inches wide aud is
decorated with yiulcts aud grass-green
ribbon in exactly the same manner as the
chest.
The cabinet Is simply a board 20 inches
Icing 10y Is high. that hangs Hat against
th" wall Running diHgOually across
the front from corner 10 corner is
series of I-iCh square shelves like stair
steps. The yiolets aud ribbons are paint
ed on the foundation board The table
Is low, about 30 inches high. The legs
are three sticks about the size of broom
sticks turned In Il spiral pattern The
top IS in the shape of q heart and of
course is decorated In the same white
paint Uud yiUlpts and ribbons Under the
top. aud arranged like drawer to
pull out and which IN place hangs
down To the point where the three sticks
cross. rs n bag made of gathered violet
silk. The top of the table is about 70
inches across.
The bench is almost feet long and
Is inches wide. The legs are crossed at
each end aud are made Of the same
turned sticks form the table legs. II,
too, of course. IL painted In white. 4
plump cushion of the same pretty violet
silk rs the suchcts and the bag covers
the entire top and is tied on with violet
bows
Add TO this set white chair with a
violet cushion, a toilet table uicked ont
with all the duintiucss Of cushion aud
bug and cover and tray, and let sweet
Whiis OF orris come from each opening
drawer and what sweet young girl
would not draw breath cougeuiul 10 tho
being that made her. A. ). DUANE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
pArnwAYs rHnouan LIFn.

You say that your life IL failure.
Your future holds naught That Is sweet
That the trOublous years bring httle Dui
fears,
And always, always defeat
Mlstakes-aye. sins you call them
May cover your past like a pull,
But the soul that Is strong to outliVe It's
wrong.
Is the bravest soul Of an.
You long 10 10 forth ia the battle
Hut your feet are fetturUd quite,
Hemo1nher, who serve Ia the corps OF re-
serve
May be able az those who light
You chafe to enter the races
For pleasures and gold and fame;
Yet many who win mid the plnudltB diu
Find the prize but an empty name.
The toll that Is yours seems fruitless,
Your days are dreary and long,
But the lOwliest duty may glow With beauty
When wrought with cheerful auug.
The worlds best sweets are denied you.
You have tnstod carth's cup or woe;
but who suffers 10 give that others may
Has the noblest life, trow.
Oh. let us, my friend, do bravely
The work that to us s given.
And smile In belief that what causes ~
May keep ~ the closer TO heaven.
The pathways we traverse are many.
Ana some are 10y burronost stand.
hut Win vision grown Wide we shall won.
For they led to the beautiful land.
Emma q. DOwd IN The Ladies' Home
journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
IN WnMANS REALNL

IN " Wv Nv - MN AHsfAs
Mrs Sarah G. Sears Of Boston hnE
won the Evans prize at the water color
eXhihitiOn-her theme was "Romua.
Mrs. Cnndace Wheeler. director II
decoration in the WOmau's building, has
taken possession Of the office lifted mp
for her IN the building With her pr"
Miss Ice. Mira. James Pryor and Mrs.
Dorm Keith Wheeler, all of New York.
who are engaged as her assistants
Mrs Phoebe Ileart. widow Of the
California senator. is 10 erect 70 museum
Ia Golden Gate park. San Francisco, at
an expense Of Sl,OOOOOO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Brown Davis
rs young Southern woman who has
mathematician She has been rcckOned
among the first In this country
Miss Endie Of Cleveland. Mrs Berger
of Sun Francisco and Mrs. Nichols Of
Texas are well known MS successful
decorators
Lady Tcnnyson has always been @
model Householder
Princess Louise " making bust Of
her majesty. which Is destined for !he
Worlds fair in Chicago.
Miss Grace Dodge Is one Of the few
women who can carry on successfully
the dual role Of missionary aud society
woman,
Mrs. rhomds Edison. whose homo Is
ia Orange. Is said 10 possrss wonderful
beauty, having complexion as fair as
amy blonde with exceedingly dark eye
brows.
Miss Fraucies Wizards life IN England
seems 10 be continuous ovation.
When Victoria goes on little trip the
expenses are considerable For instance
the queens Scotch journey and the cx-
pensps Incidental To- them cause q lcuL-
age la the royal purse 10 the unc Of
about 10000 % ycur
Sarah Bcrnhnrdt has left Russia fun
Of disrospcct for everybody from the
car mp. The Russians did not like her
much. either and may be- that accounts
for H.
Miss Mary Gusts Ice, daughter of
General Robert r. Lee. who h now visit.
ing friends in Baltimore. spends very
little Of her time n this country Twice
hns she travelled around the world. and
she has visited nearly every country in
Europe. She will soon start for Cairo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

tom n convenient. when assertions con.
Huulct zach Othor. Observation olso
piuSs conspicuous part in determining
,b questions never ask anything better
tha4 the words Of persons hner,,t "a es
"su'nohy Tor or against an oninion
me assertion thar you can never bnvo
pretty complexion with a soft slim"
y simply absurd, ms proven by Tho he I'm
Hleus oi lovely old Indies with commit
'Sns tender and tine as a cbiil's whioI
nave Kept rosy color and nlup,,,'',.
Nl,nuut hore wrinkles than man.
S wos.en a, show az p Again after coIa
M4Sh the skin is Just as ant to be hlo nv
pailu; shr4nken in the open Air M ~
OPPOSITE osIt The hard, bright skim f 'ns
oi color Is not the com6lexion S,o, roii
VI rehheI taste desire Ia tbemselVes 81.
o ,.i,a,o such a skin Is that Of The DntSh
ih!ers and the portraits az ont..,,
s Snne . time high colored. hard Grght
Ias1s With look as ii The blood u , Tas
''"uE TO squirt from them. ""'
al iol MOI water extracting the natural
~ % me skin. remember thet NV III N
fonstAhl secretion, aud ave minnte.'
"1'A'nS IA hot water daily cannot ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

The prices Of furniture give motif for
n room, which for the SIS could be- cnr-
lines. "" Wv same
These pieces are: chest. mirror
u Iaolnel' table aud bench In white
The chest is 2s inches long, Is wide
any 10 high Il Is made OF hnlf-mch
poards OF poplar or pine wood. and IL
Raluled inside ana out with white mini
hul rs this Is 10 be done with the viris
own myers II need not be- considered
nhtll The carpenter is through. InsjJ,
~ swallow tray held up by cross me-
ss nailed 90 the ends. The ia N heo,
y made and finished As the hinges ma
hah9ie and lock are 10 be of 6rass IL
MoWu DO well not 10 have them nnf ,,'
ueul the box is pninted
Most people make the mistake ~ Ia
luk inrSu into trying the enamel naio,
anu losing their tempers. their enth,sS
asm aud their object ia a sea of " s,i'I;
neSs The little pound cans of VIII.
, lead come ready 60 mix Win Hn ~l'se
on aud are easily used Give yonr '' w.
races TWO or three coats Of Whit
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

World asked for a consensus Of opinion
from women M to what kind Of men
they considered BEST husbands. An
swers came thick and fast, for " there
Is any subject on which women Of what
ever age think themselves wise IL Is
husbands. Girls begin at an early nge TO
picture their ideal husband aud spinsten
dream their latter years away Ia think.
Ing what their husbands would have
boon.
In reply to some Of these opinions this
well.krown writer makes some drewd
observations about the marriage state
He says swecpingly that NIL marriages
involve disappointment. for the reason
that men aud womem do not change
their entities, they bring into the new
relation old experiences, old lOngings
old ideals. aud they have 10 adjust these
The old character IL there, the picnic IN
over and the real business OF life be-.
gins, ns hc says the pickuickcrs have
become pioneers. In the new estate each
will have to give up something aud cnch
viii have 10 be willing to perform GER
tain duties, to live within certain limita-
tons and to ussuiuc certain responsible
ties. The road Of matrimonial bliss h
broad cnough for two 10 walk abreast
II they agree 10 compromise their differ
cnccs and bruycly to work out their
destiny All women should know that
the husband is the same man lac was
before ho became lover aud " her
Judgment plays any part In her selection,
then let her weigh well whether the
differences, which untedute and viii con
tinuc after the lover stag, are such
as can be- adjusted, because upon this
the answer of this question Of her future
content hinges.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
HOT WATER COSMETIC.
shirley Dare Councils with InquirIng
Women.
dor The Sunday Gazette)

Maria M.-"Wiil you please send me
your receipt for making laundry soap,
also have you good receipt for Il good
toilet soap adapted for baby use,
The receipt for lnundry soap referred
TO last year Is the property of third
person aud ! cannot give ii away 1t
would be dllhcult to make toilet soap
adapted for buhy's use, Ms good soap re-
Quires age 10 ht IL for delicate nursery
and hospital purposes. The best white
CASTLE soap sold commonly at 10 cents
cake, should be bought IN quantities
and stored To ripeu for such needs
Homemade soaps as q rule are failures.
aud where perfectly pure and of the
list materials, there Is crudty about
them unit for sensitive skins. Soap
making h an art only 10 be learned by
great care ana experience. The best soap
luaks who have been In The business
Tor years liud their watts Of soap at times
failures from apparent trilliug causes.
Nora E,-'As woman who begins
90 know that she must shield herself
from the attacks of old age-I am
30 now would fain he always right
and not make II mistake that would
prove worse than neglect. The advice
gwen 10 hIthe the face iu hot wutpr or
warm WUtr, given often I'm your writings.
0ud 90 which ! closely adhered. W,.
satisfactory enough ill known MADAME
of this city: II you go out into the
open AR after washing with hot water
Is moi the face drawn up aud soft from
the exposure? But after cold wash
is not the skin hard, bright and full of
color In the open Uiry Nou can meyer
have a pretty complexion with "a 40,
skin, as II is soon malTcd with wrinkles
SO II you would avoid wrinkle. nynij
hot water II extracts the natural MI
OF the skin. After one has depended nm
not nnd warm water 10 prevent wrinkles
tlns Is simply narrowing How am | IN
know what Is best and right"
Such things as reason and Judgment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

put on very smoothly aud then after Il
Is fully dry take tube colors and paint
on your design in a bold. purely decora-
tive manner. IN this ease 1t Is vioets-
purple single violets. There are large,
struggling lunches of them tied with
how-knots with flying ends of tender
grass-green ribbons.
After the decorative painting has en-
tirely dried give the whole box coat
ing Of clear yarnish. Put on your brass
hinges, handles and locks, ~ large and
decorative as your pOckptbook will allow.
Make two thin sachets Of thin violet
silk. perfumcd with violet to iit the bot
tom aud tray Vt your box. And you
have chest that will hold your gloves
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

costly accessories of trimming and no
art will make an ugly one.
The idca s DELIGHTFULLY."- artistic, but
the combination must be managed with
cnrc Use the satin only for those parts
that may properly be- 0rnamented aud
richest Sleeves of silk in % satin gown,
for instance. would DOT look well. because
tie sleeves are rightly richer than the
body OF the garment IN the gown dc
scrihed the object VI the satin waist hein
made 10 show m a line down the back
is obvious IL is house gown, and The
eye is by this means Carried agrccnhly
from the neck down 20 the end of The
train, thu giving % sweep TO the figure
aud unity 30 the drcss that isindo-
srrlhdbly beautiful
SUpEBLATINE INGENUITY
This gown illustrates also another idea
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

primary elements.
For house pettiUoats are white piuue
embroidered on the bottom in scaiIops.
And tor evening wear the finest nainsook
With many overlapping ruthless and lace.
The Ntllc half-length capes grow more
aud more m favor loose clonkiug being
nm absolute necessity over the balloon
sleeves Ina their style much depends ON
the cut They should hang fun round The
bottom, They ARE mndr not only of vel
vet hul very much of cloth with aconar
OF velvet The collar reaches out well
over thp shoulders TO give the lowing
feet above described
ADA BACKBONE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

ample; | have seen gown that came
from Felix made entirely of light gray,
Il simple enough matter Il wuuld seem,
80 little apparent means that the effect
WAS simply heWildcrug The skirt ap.
lrarrd without lustrr, except an cdgr nt
The bottom, while the gigui sleeves fell
In soft puiis that reflected m sheen a
thousand lights, aud the same satiuy ,f-
icrt passed around the thrre.uch wide
belt aud IN broad line up the back The
rest OF the waist was covered with a
gray mousseline dc sore finely plnitrd
aud gurnishcd with pearls that hung
loose at The bottom and was cut Oh at
the height of the belt straight round like
n bolero jacket open up the back which
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

with boundary line broken into
curves 1t will always seem To the eye
that the side on which the curves are
convex is the overlapping one Art is
always Guided hy tLcse natural truths,
aud this Is why the drcssiu,ser must
cut her skirt-hUrlcr convex on the
upper edge N she wishes 30 make the
upper purt uf the dress appear 60 over
lap the decorative facing like nu over
skirt. ADA CONE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

in fashionable dress. The waist gnrni.
turo falling thus loose aud cut of just
above the belt throws shadow round
the whist underneath, sO obscuring IL
and making it look smaller thnn IL is.
This Is very subtle aud ingenious dew
Ice. aud ns anybody can see 1t * dcvcl.
opcd by compromise with the loose
Empire designs, for small waist effects
have not by any means ceased TO be
desired; they are simply produced nova
days 10y other means than lucing
4 variety Boo the same idea is made MP
by a cor-clet skirt that reaches up 10
height OF a wide belt. and has the waist
gathered full and pulled over there. |
have seen tl.F design carried out iu dark
green cloth with the bodice of gray cloth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

Permitted the sheen spoken of TO appear
What produced the charm OF this dress
II was the contrast OF two fabrics that
brought out the quality of each You
looked az the skirt and felt that by It's
soft tale il must be- of silk. bus il had
a Hated appearance quite new, aud the
saith parts told for more than satin ever
tells by itself Observe chat here we
have not the ordinary contrast OF color
OF shade but only that OF weayes. and
this Is what gives l. It's refinement Thus
Win few yaNls of satin and silk aud
httle knowledge, Que makes se,luDiug.
~ pretty garment, while another with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
ELEGANT TOILETS
OF the Beau Monde-Arrst Elects nnd
and Ingenious Devices TO Produce
Henuty.
dor the Sunday Gnzcttol

silk and satin Of the same hue aud
tint are being used in the Same
garment The idea must hive been
Thought of In some studio, or else thrrc
Is iu Paris cuiot of drr,s design
When rightly managed there ARE grrut
possibilities la this conjunction: for "a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12

terfere with the 49,.
ton for The ~, pVsllioa
n nSulil Heat stimuis'. ~
S checks it. My ca g'a'r'
own experience tit'ie.pt
a adI zee. is satisfac,or, y
woman who only e,eH
y yaria, after She ,i ..1 2
keeper, besides bo; rada
less ,a.. writer for the Z 80
you are right-I Ncs
Than / have boon 1' loN.
a = ou i. save me a cos', NJ ~.
aso "a The pages Of missy, y i,l,
and that Is boi raa
serve that it Is al,..wva water
lne face, whether n y. sdii
some time before eo, nol g
avoid the sudden , wv. %, 4
On On a skin moist w,,s q 4
me hard, red skin. i,.hs i
coid water aud r, t,,5s-'pt g
towels after the parrm ..s
VINO copy each other al'is
guinness Of the chesi uel'as
which destroys its cbs,.al d
conhoisseurs. We wsa, y t
ON the cheeks Of wm @l. lat b
By the way. what n,n,
woman have to thint Z, q.
l nave any ambitign sF
papers week after wast
Women with a defiance n ~
lre, 10 convince n,"n, y % a
truth that beauty st.5 ~
NE and be more brill...
quering after IS tbsn il''' ,ll "a
l met last season a v rn.
never see 80 again. VIZ w.. :.
turning the heads al ,,o, ~ ,
her resort 1t was pot 10y. n
complexion and figure NV s'
young woman. but H. NJ ~
her movements. the bnll,4 =
preston of her face Az t'.
unllned eyes wore the Gu.
a hre aud intelligence NM, I.
knows. This Is the COMM.
age beauty that 10 ibe
ana liquid eye Of youth h \.
IRE. the comprelensie,
which youth caunot lso' y
are meant to charm I'm tbsl,
and fade In fragrance T9l 4
Not to do this is not 10 M IT,.
live. " @l"
l.. G.. r. I.-"Wbat viii 4.
ana increase she growth q \.
Apply melted cocoon bs,,..
with a fine hair pencil Ia NJ
the upper cyclids. Darl.e
the black of cloves burnt n
on n hot stove. or he eh,,,'.-
mond shells. A vaseline es'a .
eyebrows will color the lssbs. j.
repeating only once a wei 7.
cases.
.. What win turn red b,,
auburn ! don't want 10 AZ
use anything that will ipifr
but want something that Ma :.
turn the hair dark aubnn"
You can't very well allc, d,
hair without dyeing il. bu n,
line applied three times NJ,
clIeful brushing Of the h.i n
darken IL while il lasts.
3. Can you recOmmeni a
that will remove frcckles AZ
their rcturuingY
Lemon juice taken internarr n
as a lotion. together with eahiih
will Danish treckles IN dns
wunt TO get rid Of freckles lAe J.
fuse TO eat anything but 40
bread, homemade and AZ (
Breud has more TO do wa b
pleyion than any cosmetic
T. What win make d.
tnpcry'
Keeping the corners Of he "A,
well trimmed aud oval las IA
with the shape of fnge IN
nail spreads ut the top Die a
spread also. Keep the ual al
as possible, and wind a linen us
the fingers from the tip to M
joint ut night or any tine "a
Secure the ends Of the taps 81
about the wrist, aud wear ID I
rs long us comfortable. Az
gloves aud keep the hands Z.
flexible by use Of some GOD 4
a lumber Of letters are at hit
for addresses Of toilet Fd.
ana would not be edlfying N
readers If space we've Fiyen q
receive satisfactory returh
Quiies must enclose an snni
dressed 10 the person asking
SHIRLEY II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-12
THE pETIICOAT.

Owing to short gowns the potticoat is
not playing the important part it did last
summer II is only occasionally now
or tan. D. markedly effective. and black
silk skirt, are much worn In the street.
Add TO thus black and tan q black hat.
and you VIII have simple aud broad eff