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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Exclusive fashi0nables are partial 10
black for the street. These black COS.
colfr Formerly the touch OF color was
ndded at the throat but the modish
black dress OF today has It's color
nm kings everywhere u may be in
bands on the shirt in yoke aud sleeve
tops, nesting In fdll around the neck,
touch In the hat, a trace in the veil
vet muH Lady Talhots gown Of black
clOih trimmed with green velvet dc-
sclibcd recently by me " a good model
In this pnriicullr Velvet for these
color markings is used above every
thing. aud the favorite hues are green
nnd nauve
Box-plaitcd velvet neck ruchcs that
are now fashiouably worn with street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
M The SUNDAY Gnnnlle !

aNew York, JAN 20. The very lotost
tona, Of iashion orders that the silver
ist'e arqeies pc banished that even Inc
ond ~" ','nteu ivory be hidden FROM sipht
gwen the place Of honor Rrnsba nS
$50 had mirrors, psyche olossas
n'au lS,Fe sets and an the aecessories IA
,,,, Ite"'appelnted dressing table are mani,
feh Npaisitely carved handles and
NM i anl are offered Ia tempting array
~ ny IVORY Is eololod 20 initiate as closely
~ poSslhle The natural tusks. ana sbo,rs
snle,sa,p nt from soft rich cream m q
i ee,s warm reddish brown The ~,
exeiin are ail beautiful and cannot fail IL
since ~, 'i'l&'ivn and longing But
W are found only ~ The most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
ia nAPn.
|. sal Of The old piano.

She sat Of the old piano.
Her fingers thin ana pale.
Ian over the yellow kcy board,
The chords of he minor scale.
Her hands were withered and shrunken,
Her form with age was bent
They seemed twin spirits IN look and tone,
Herself and the instrument.
Foe the Instrument quaint sud oden,
With It's single trenihlnnt strings,
Was little more thnn o spirit.
Aud Us tnue sremediu whirr Of wings.
Aud she. the Keen chisel OF sorrow,
And the cruel burn of c0m
Had cut ia her dcnr old features
Deep burrows here and there.
Till all that was gross and earthly
Had been clipped and suoOthed away
And disclosed the patient angel
Behind its thin mask ~ clay.
She paused. and with upturncd features
Aud reminiscent cyea.
Was translated iu one brief moment
Back 10 young lifc's Paradise
Aud the lovely spirit Of childhood,
SO tru1ting and pure and sweet,
Came bucb aud LlOriiod her
From bcnming forehead TO feet
Thcn She swept the kpys and the music
OF vanished yrurs le0p out;
Each note wis q pattcr Of uprry feet,
Aud q glccfu childish shout
And fingers dimplvl aud rosy
Trippcd DER the enchanted keys
Aud the music WAS fresh ms young laugh
ter.
Or the MARBLE Of birds In the trees.
No strain from the old tone.mastcrs.
No burst of harmony grand
Suraug from The old piano
AZ the touch of that magic hand;
But the simple airs Of her Childhood
lIpplpd boo melody sweet
A. m days when hor sky was all shinshinc
Aud the hours were as hnpW ms fleet
And spnrl,led tine light that vanished
From ewes long dried OF tears:
And twiullpd feet to her music
That have mouldcrd IN dust for years
And as we watched aud listened.
She seemed 10 our Uoistrnod owes
AlWndy beyond the portals
That opened toward lhr skies
Nor seemed Il longer marvel
That whom IN the morning gray
Tho disciples came 20 the tomb OF the
Lord
TO bear the body away
Thcy found but his castolf garment.
With It's odor OF nloes aud myrrh.
And the stone rolled away FROM the opcn
door
or an empty scuulchor.
DANIEL. S. PAINE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

dress carry well the color. Thus n
black dress seen at picture reception
has u black velvet ruche round the neck.
In which nestle nc intervals green velvet
rOsettes like roses scattered through
wreath aud there Is n touch of green in
the hat. Another black dress with a
loose jacket and double shoulder cape
has the under cape, which shows some
two inches all the way round, of mauye
velvet Sets Of toque, boa aud muff Of
cOlored velvet are fashionable. have
seen one that transformed Il black dress
into lively aud pretty theater costume.
II was of pale mnuve velvet shot with
green The toQue had the velvet laid on
In Irregular folds, such ms an amateur
could easily compass. II was trimmed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

select shops. and
treme their nos... 'e
q popular FAD. LiLa .s
arr they can b. "a
unfortunate o,ynaf.
and can be puraha.ei
Tho glorious beo,...,
terry, Of which Cnj.'
most proud. has Max 2 .'' 4
value by ihe ,lesioe 4'.N
ing silyersmiihs. ~ f
all Of the objects MA
ialSnce are given al, W.
OF greater Inonetaiv s,,' Y '
we'll Tho metal n ','9f
fashion known "a
aud extends over h
Jug or vase. II give. ,g.s
q peculiar embossed M
hcult to describe.
rich deep tones Of ~
SKINNER Of the silver
elegant. and is deisrs
pronounced success.
A thoroughly eood ~.
among the most recss ~ r
comfort, and win M
who prefer the moyshl.
the stationary one. WIKI.
norious emanations frae
all sorts Of hidden dees
The basin differs he~ ~. +,
nary use only In hniss
side only and In res,i1s X.
stand at the back. L,s .t
tlrely new. Il Is svl.s,
the center is peculiss 4
when not IN usc siani,
above the basin. Ent.,
turn and hll the loi,o, y,
the effort required N NJ
filled with water po. 81.
are shown in a ta-i5s +,
once the innovation lsns't
It Is certain 10 God n,..
become as popular A. (,
Two iinportations fiOm n,
among the very bes eii..
ceramic supply. aud. tkr.,
terent. are both delishit
Ia decoration. The R,sA
china well deserves N,
for its glorious blue ta,,
unlike anything else M
lt is singularly broad AZ
treatment, and makes
ensemble, but the reasos /.
tant price is beyond M. 4.
the initiated few. Tho fls..
Gotta. on the other hsui
equally good In its vny. y,
n price that puts Il within
easy reach. Both Rs kr
Grafton are copied from +
Egyptian models. and An
need be desired. In iis 4.
feet and Notwithstanding
sum asked for even A NH
sister product, need lake 4
| none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
WHAT SOCIETY WEARS.

n'or The Sunday Gazctte)
Paris, Jan, l5.-ln Paris women Of
the highest social position are simple
aud plain In their street dress Curious
novelties and the sensational they leave
10 those who have no claim TO notice
except through dress. The gown de-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
sOME VERY NEw EVENIMG GoWNs.

wired and standing upright, and a
Rhinestone buckle. The mutt was la
two soft puffs running round with a
double rute ut the ends. and the seams
covered with mink-tails, The bon also
had mink-t0ils In the seam | have seen
q decolctte gown at the opera black with
the exception of wide folded
belt OF light gray. BY q folded belt
mean one which the cloth. usually bias.
is drawn round In irregular pluits or
gathers and is fitted to the figure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

i,terrnptsd nor Il likely to be. ] saw
I'M a n4,nsspau the other day q set OF
underwear of pale tinted mousseline W
sole an crmpcd inio thc hncf igiuS WY
living u such narrow cOrmi- 'vuih
have boon pissed through . WeuahE
ring. ii looked like the clin4hs ~
ment that wrinkles over The hmps on Wy
Niobe. Than these tiny folds when uSeu
with discretion there rs no Ammtr
more beautiful decoration. lhpl hte
employed in n very exquisite tNehlus
gown Of recent make. The skirt OF pale
grayish-blue crepon III accordion plniteu
onto an empire yoke. The YOKE "
covered with a Marie AntOinette ucnu W
white muslin. beautifully elnhorateu
with inkcts and a border Of rich Nene
tian lace The sleeves are douDc
pin of the muslin sloshed with the lace
and having n lace ruflie. Depending
from the shoulders and hanging low, I'M
der The arms are sling sleeves OF lace;
The skirt has several rows Of ribbon on
the same tint ~ the crepOn above the
hem A delicious cOnfectiOn. Nothing
more elegant has been made this season,
and 1t Is 40 well designed that 1t = u
good model for q less costly dress. WIN
out the lace and by making the sleeves
long and she neck high, nothing could
be better designed for a young glrl
party dress
have seen an evening gown Of the
Marchiuness Of Stafford that has accOr-
dion paits Of uousseline dc sole for n
neck garniture. The neck Is cut out IN
a heart-shnped curve and there Is y
double frill. the under one reaching
nearly TO the elbows, entirely covering
the short sleeve. and frilling ont toward
It's edge, TO give that triangula effect
which the Louis Philippe revival has
made fashionable
a charming bio he can be made by
plating IN these fine crimps either nun
yelling. crepOn or silk. onto n deep yoke
as shown In our picture. The sleeves
are plated. divided into two puifs and
q ruilie, which are held up by tapes
sewcd underneath The yoke is border
ed with passementeiie Or this bodice
win BE- effective carried out In medium
tint Of light blue, not pale blue. but O
vivid. purplish, light blue nuns yelling
with the yoke embroidered Ia Russian
cross stitch with rod aud black.
To make such blouse there should
be a yoke lining, and for cold weather
this should reach down as far rs the
belt the loose plated part is attached tC
II at the yoke line only, IL being confined
az the waist with n rubber or drawing
string. To secure chic profile to sucl
blouse when there Is no yoke il is nee
essary still to sew the outside to the lin
ing at the yoke line. which should he
below the armhoc as the back especi
ally should he smooth across the shout
ders The stitches can be covered with
a cord or band Of trimming Then, be-
ing close around the bust let Il perk out
little at the bottom where il ilnnge,
over the belt. aud complete the effect
with rosette at the back of the collar
baud, or If you fold ribbon or velvet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
DELEGATES FOR N.
How TO Make slmpl, Fsa !

In many families ne a
sick-rOOm cookery * conf,
toasting of n slice Of bns
of Il hasty poriidge, and m
a broth from q piece OF ln
times out of ten Is plnnm
instead of cold water; In dll|
a beef tea" Is brewed in
jar. Boiled rice coppleS
sources, aud 10 serve he il|
unusual daintiness seems 81
anyone.
But there are ways car
to make even beef broth 4.
serve common food SO lha
a luxury.
As a general thing br0lh
ing and are offered luke Il.
ought TO be s0vOry aud ha
Try the following meth
from an old French nnnli
yalids dishes. The beti
freshly killed and lean: c !
inch thick and broil il om
Goals, allowing only two !
more, TO each side, and iu-
With n lemon squee2er g1l
juice from the br0ilcd mHl
that stands In q bowl Of hl
stir in a pinch Of salt and N
IN the hot water. Nothing d
distasteful than half.cocbel
juice. I'm this recipe, NAii
has the nutty favor Of iln y
IL is kept very hot and sert
SAVORY BEEF ID
From the same relialh
whose soft. dusky hands d
loving faithfulness sine, ~
babies, and whose gayly lu'
contained the wisdom Of Il
! have n recipe for a dellt''
that seemed to watt Odcn 9
the hest. lmprimis, q WI
served In n quaint china f
and gold and crimson, %
that emerged only on occa'l
a particular spoon thin
until II flashed and rodaie
its long handle and slenael ,
aud after the pleasant ipe
deft adjusting and smoaii
pillows. the refreshing chanii
the darkencd room and res','A
To make such q broth q =.
member so well, a p0nndN d
provided. and 1t should b q
and lean; hackle it wei Y.
knife, or cut il into geq
Put it into Il perfectly a#
in a little salt, one Or tv'
Leaves and q spng Of pais
Il pint of cold water and ~
tightly; put into O poi Y y
and let il come graduaW
must Ice kept boiling at leaA
four Is better. Silaln
serve with q bit Of toast \
that the seasoning makes
TO invalids who cannol
beef ion EMMA Il, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

BAG DRAWN lie.

HAI F'LAT' BAG DRAWN mp.
ones Docket or shopping bag, or party
Dag without Inconvenience.
IL is made in "A very simple ,n,nro,
1t consists merely of two circular niocas
OF pale tinted silk or satin. one for M
outside and one for the lining: thev are
OF contrasting cOlOrs and run to,yethar
leatiy about the edges on the wrong
sue and then turned A "sbirV M
men from the edge, It's opening ON the
outside, admits running strings of mar
sOM neDon. Ii is usually made very
,rhjni !" cover u very tiny puff. over
MARIE JOUREAIt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

city cloths and the impressionistic colors
Plain dark shadcs or black are the pre-
lvrred uut.oi-doOr wear.
II Is the same IN New York, There
one will see Mrs. Sloane out OF IN after
Don in the plNinest sort OF black gown
and cloth inckct, She does not wish 60
attract the attention OF the public
This dress Is the price she pays for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

most beautifully decorated dress, they
ARE constrained to wear what is incX-
pensive and uunOtccahe
Mrs, Robert HOe Is another New
York lnstsice Tho daughter Of i.Qp-
don banker, who left each Of his chile
dren six millions, Mrs. Hoe manages
her own fortune Independently 0t her
hrshend's and does With u A. slv'
pleases A grcat deal of pin money,
YOU think let she dresses with eS-
tren,e plSinness 60 avoid attracting ar
tention IN public 20 her clothes, She
orders from her customer plain serge
gewn. aud wears iI for whole season
without changes Her chldea also
are kept In the simplest OF frocks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
Why
Are they wen

Because they neyT
desserts.
Because the cak-s Z
creams, etc. az
please the mos'
Because they are Y. 7
a new method, h'p
fruit, so that each
natural and disll''
acter. That ? I,
IflCc > 4fr"N
Extracts, Leui'p
Vanilla, etc, af'
the connoisseuF g.
between them 2.
mon Flayoring
great that il
pressed in W..
will prove ''7
excellence
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
DAINTY PUFF AND POWDER BAG

dor The Sunday Gazette.l
A little riae chat is being sold IN ou
the Paris shops just now. and which is
as useful as il is pretty, is a little silken
nag drawn up with dainty ribbons. I'm
which to keep ones powder puff and
powder. II has a vast advantage over n
Dox, as 1t can be carried anywhere. In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
WHAT TO DO FOR CHILDREN.
For The Sunday Gazette.)
BLEEDING Ar THE NOSE


This common incident. which Is rarely
alarming, may result from n blow;
or occur spontaneously. II may some.
Times be beneficial 10y relieving an in
ttnlm congestion, as when IL is pre-
cedcd 10y q feeling OF fulness In tho
head. These bleedings often sion n flor n
snort interval without treatment. Where
u preslsis, however steps must be taken
TO control IT, The FIRST thing IN a.
cover is whether the blood comes only
from one nostril, OF both. The postril
may be compressed and the arm roisnd
Well over the head on the nffpctad sjda
Iold water may then bee applied ia Ina
forehead and nape of the neck which
aDtH, IN rtHeN way by tending TO con-
ttact ne blood vessels The popular
ntn 'hnl hy applying a key TO these
pur,s, the bleeding win be- controlled
doubtless has It's origin from tbe Inc,
that the metal w this object Is cool and
ncnce may act as above In cnse tha
helnofrhnge Is still uncantrollable nm
injection OF ice-water may be made I'M.
70 me nostril, ar common salt ana
M'lrr, y leaspooniul of the former to
s'usslul OF the latter III these agents
nlV MOI snhrlent, ordinary vinegar mnv
DC injected, with the hcnd thrown VII
pucN' so MS TO be sure that the Anil
teN'h'o al parts of the nasal cavity
~ rare instances the hemOrrhnge viii
pgts'St 70 dangerous degree, aud il
VII be necessary for physician ~
lightly plag the nostrils with cotton
inNen when blood ceases To npnear
rom the nose. the throat must be care.
iuiy examined 10 see II the blood Il not
uGWing In this direction. from ne bscl
oi the nostil Of course one woWld
soon be informed of this by the spittpg
OF biood from the mouth
BURNS AND sCALDS.
The distinction between these re,.,s
u mat the former is induced by contrsct
WIN hre or chemical agents. while ~
iiatter rs caused by steam or boilins.
liquids, Children not infreoUentir
hafe their clothing catch on 6re ~
p,ayinE with matches or lamps. or hy
| piaE'ig too near omen CRATES AKA
stoves When the clothing il iguitel
we names gain rapid headway pertie,
NltFiy as the person instinctiyely Rms
Tor help, the draft so caused mai tn',
matters much worse. Immedlate ecHoe
on the part OF the bystander Il
called fot Do not waste precions t,,'s
"a seeking for water as manv Nyas
have thus h,Pu lost The QUICKEST an5
surest way Of e1tinguishing aame N
70 smother Il, Fire IS 4 Process 10
quick oxidation, aud the presence All AZ
ls absolutely essential TO such action
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

scrihcd 10y me last week as belonging
10 the Princesse d. Brancovan, who Is
one of the most brilliant leaders of Par
isinn society, rs good example of this
affected simplicity. II rs not on these
women that one sees the fnnciful nov
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

During the cold weatpel v
the Worlds fair grounds
wearing ear NUTS lu't
was issued that The eai
because they didn't implqis'
ance of the guards.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

appearance OF width now required the
easiest resort Is several ruihes of velvet
set at wide intervals up the skirt One
Of our pictures shows very modlsh
gown Of dark tan cloth trimmed with
many rows OF brown velvet The same
model have Hcen carried out Va dark
aubereinc rcd serge, with bands of hihck
silk pininga This little cape can Toe
Nude longrr and supplementary shoul-
der cape added that Is some len inches
wide and is plated u also should have
tho bands. II these pipings make the
dress Aanl,e ont siitAy, Il Is not an OBJ
lection. as this effect charac,erizes the
STYLE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

At the meeting Of the W
eli of the American baisI4,N
In New York, Yesterday
late president Of tie Nall2'N
Republic in New York, W.
elected secretary and y
hold the next annual cow
cagO Sept u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Gail Hamilton, In the North American
for January, writes very spirited de-
Tense of the Bible teachings relating TO
TRUTH dcfcrsc occasioned by the com.
meuts OF Herbert Spencer There are
few women better equipped for tilt
with this great naturalist OF more thor
oughly prepared TO ariaign him for his
the divine law Not only does Gun
ayow herself a firm believer in the ortho-
doNy of this great apostle OF the doctrine
of evolution, but her own orthodoxy and
learning as well as her knowledge OF
philosophy and theology AZ her rs Few
women are fitted Ia addition to this
she has been for many years most
valuable member Of noted Bible class
IN Washington to which she invites MIR.
Spencer
Tho article IA not In the style of grave
dispUmuts but IN good .natured arrpign-
menl of this great man for his ignorance
Of the Bible. While hononng lis Learning
In other fields, She says, II he had given
as much study to tho scripture of the
Jews as he has to the scripture Of the
rocks, hc would NOT shoot 80 wide OF
the mark, aud Il st. Paul had been a
Mczoic lizard Mr., Spencer would know
all about him, aud would mover have
been caught saying that in either lie.
brew scripture or Christian gospel there
was little Reproduction for lying,
Tho ease OF Mr. spencer is not an
Isolated one. There Is no subject on which
there are more dogmato dcliyerance,
than ON that of what the Bible teaches
nor amy topic that Is so unfairly and 50
iguowutly treated as rcyped religion
The most of It's ciitics mcN ontent witt
superficial Investigation, and hover Civ,
20 II The time necessary 10 fairly appre
heud the truth Of amy science or philoso
! ply.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

They stll grace the form Of beauty.
these hnc pliungs. which for dress dee-
oralions are as old as ancient kgypt,
bus whose course Is not yet run. nor been
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

round for a band, fasten the band, at
the back and make rutile at one end
to stand ont like o comb. and see il you
do MOI find yourself bcwitching.
ADA BACKBONE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

In Kate Fields Washington slur Is
cast at the South because Of the fancied
opposition 10 "womun's rights" II by
this is meant an opposition 10 the rights
Of women as interpreted by the fanati-
cal apostles of this doctrine the objec-
ton is well founded but properly de-
fined In mo- section are men more willing
to grant her womuuly rights ana more
ready 10 strike In defense of them, thnn
In the South This writer talks of rot
icnuess In socicty Of indifference to pos
tcHty, but n the person holding these
opinions, or any of the loud mouthed
shou-huircd apostles of ths modern
school can lind more rottcnuess aud less
desire for offspring than X TO be- found
In Washington society. OF in the strong
holds of 'isms' aud Of blnttant dcfomers
of womans divincly appointed mission,
such a discovery will be surprise, IL
not ushock to the people of section
who believe In the integrity OF southern
womanhood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

vital points.
Any woman's education Is incomplete
without well-lcarned lessons in culture.
Merely to know books, to be familiar
With the teachings Of science and philo-
sophy and with the literature Of cen
turtles. may be metal stories. and vet a
woman so legrncd may fail 10 be the
perfect woman, noby planned, Of whom
poets write
Culture has been compactly defined as
learning ones position and Importance
IA the world. Hence a cultured woman
cnunot be vain, arrogant or self-nsser-
tive, neither can she lend herself 10 rude
speech, nor coarseness Of manner Under
all circumstances however ycxatious,
she never fails 10 be- lady, aud inn
presses her ladyhood upon everyone with
whom she comes in contact Culture
leads TO sclf.knowlcdge. Of which gentle
ness and forbcarance are the outgrowth
and by not thinking of herself more
highly than she ought the woman possess
ing IL readily secs and generously adj
mires whatever Is lovely aud admirable
In others,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

one win deny that the end Of an educa-
ton is character, and who 70 n to mould
il as educated mothersI II the hest edu-
cation is in childhood days ana these
days are better ones for It's moulding,
then the education OF wouien is the char.
acter education Of the race ia It's most
vital points.