The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-04-15
4 RUALITY,
VARIETY,
s AND
0QUANTITY
SOUTHERN WOMEN IN WAR TIME.


MRS. JEFFERSON DAVIS. widow of the
president Of the southern confederacy,
writes OF old household memories OF Dixie,
and gives her pathetic testimony of the
labors aud trials OF the women who suffered
during the sswar between the states" tits
an exceedingly interesting story, telling how
The southern women made their medicine,
their clothes. lighted their houses, provided
substitutes for coffee and tea, how they min
fstered 10 the sick dying, and how de-
feat wGs borne. The article is copyrighted
BY Mrs. DAVIS
V0RNADoES.
Prof MARX W. HARRINGTON for long
time chief OF the weather bureau at Wash.
ington, tells, in timely article. what tor
nadoes really are, and where and
when they occur, with some direc
lions what to do when q tornado comes,
and stating some things which the bureau
doesn't know in regard TO these ''twisters. -
Two Illustrations
.ALPHONsE r1UDET.
JESSE LEACH writes of the celebrated
French novelist, gives his views on the
rearing Of children, ana tells Of how the
Three splendid Illustrations.
4 KINGS PORTRAIT.
a delightful rue story of the adventure OF
two American girls abroad, by LUCY c.
LILLE. 1t is embelished with Two excel
lent lllussratlonss>
COLUMBIAN NAVAL PARADE
WILLIAM N. KING, JR.. late Of the United
States navy. gives a detailed programme
OF the magnificent international review OF
warships and cruisers TO take place on the
Goth inst on the Hudson River This
parade Will be pageant sucn only
dreamers have pictured-the grandest con-
course of war craft hat has ever been wit
messed. Accompanied by & number of two
column illustrationsOf the hagships OF the
principal ratons.
GAY LIFE IN CHINA.
A correspondent tells OF the work and sport
OF the foreign residents OF Canton and some
OF the customs of the country, its social
characteristics recreations, pleasure clubs,
etc. map shows the position Of the
European settlement, and there are pictures
illustrating various features
THE CATS REVENGE
This is copyrighted story by W. L.
ALDEN founded on the Darwinian hypo-
thesis. and is very amusing. Three illus
traJions.
AN INDIAN TEAL.
The study OF trails opens up broader view
Of ancient Indian life than we are apt to
entertain. involving old commerce and
travel ancient mining and other evidences
OF Indian handiwork. DR.. CHARLES C.
ABBOTT gives q glimpse of pre- Columbian
America tracing highways, towns or
chards and felds-wbich is sure 10 interest
both young end old readers.
aDONIEkM SAVED THE BABY
This true story is told for the Youths de-
partment in both words and illustration
Adoniran IS big gray cat that always &C
companlco bright little boy OF tender
age in his stolen excursions and on one
occasion saved his life from & rattlesneke
il is pretty little tale. related by WARDoN
ALLEN CURTIS
THE GAME OF HAND BALL.
PHILIP CASEY, who has held the hand-ball
championship for twenty-three years. tells
how 70 play the game. ana OF its value in
athletics, with the latest and most improved
rules Picture o. CASEY and 2-column
cut OF hsnd-ball court.
sEWEsT FASHIONS IN CLOTHES.
ADA BAcHE-CoEE returned from her con-
tnentai tours discourses most entertainingly
about fashionable Ehoes, and the differ
ences between the foreign and American
styles. ELEANOR CoRBETT treats the same
subject from The New York standpoint
Ida ROSE NCCABE makes q valuable con
tribution upon what the latest importa-
lions develop IN the way Of wells and gloves !
sad AARGARET COMPTON has al elaborate
article on the correct modes OF chiidren's
wearing apparel. noting the conspicuous
spring changes. These are Handsomely
illustrated with six cuts
FLOWER AND HERB FARMS.
MARY B. Garrett urges the establishment
OF flower and herb farms, on the plan In
vogue in the south OF France, as pleasure
able and profitable way an which women nav
make money. She shows how many OF the
herbs aud flowers which are imported into
the United States might be raised by
women here as source of revenue.
DRESSING ROOM CEMENT.
The resourcefui and eTer-welcome SHIRLEY
DARE gives 8 number OF valuable hints to
bousekeepers in reference to mending
broken articles. and how 10 make durable
dement's suitable 20 this purpose.
HOW TO "DO UP'' A SHIRT.
There is q splendid article by MARTHA
MCCULLOCH WILLIAMS on how To wash
clothes that are TO be starEched. how TO
hang them On the line, the best starch for
shirts, how 70 starch a shirt bosom and
just how to iron. The housekeeper who
reads this end instrIcts the laundress &c.
cordinglys will be forsver blessed by man
kind.
THE sFRIEG FALL PAPERS
There ere spring fsshicrs "a wall panars.
as well as In Rovna srd It fs Well to study
The latest desiGns and stiles before MAXIM
selection, be the paper for what room II
may The article by CLARE RUSCF titled
as above, gives the result OF isfe snoulr1es
on this subject. ana is embelhshed with q |