Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
SOME INEXPENSIVE FINERY.|
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Cincinnati Tribune.
Elegantes OF today who revei in *
Guisite retinemants OF tho toilet cstsn
wonder how their poor. dear grand
mothers ever nianagsd al ali wiinout
listerlne for the teeth. resaine for tho
nails. besides thousand and nia
small Injuries thai cater to fcminino
fassidlousncss at present.
Nor rs e necessary IA this enlightened
age &c he wealthy In order 10 support
pretty. high-bred hablta. The woman
who works FOR her living can. Win
very small outlay, attend to every
dainty detall. Indeed. there IS No
truer economy than hypereleuancs IN
all thu: relates TO the body. as well az
70 the clothes.
She who knows enough to keep o hot
tie OF ammonia on her dressing ,ahla
and use II generously has learned
secret Of genuine thrift with a ma
ioriiy OF women tho onu item OF oor-
sets IL heavy yearly expense. Black
and oolorcd ataya are aiways IN doubt
ful taste, and the anow-white ones 20
LARGELY preforrcd are very readily tar
nished. 10 have them PASS through
the laundry means misEhapcn. weak
cnod cuiress, and professional clcaners
chaiRe 81 or moro for the dry proceHs.
The way to manugo them Ia TO give
ones corset sun bath not less than
three times q week. and about once IN
seven days 20 over tho entire aurfnce
with q stout nail brush dipped In n
aoapv mixture OF ammonia and water.
! WIN such care ones stays remain
sweet rmellng and immediately clean
until the bpnes are Worn and twisted
past use. When Il IN possible 10 AFFORD
moro than one pair the alternntea
should be kept nes,ly and ilrmly rolled
and laid away IN sheet OF tisaua
paper.
Pretty much tho same treatment ,p.
piled 10 dress nhinidH will enable one Ia
wear n pair indefinitely. hut in warm
weather they ahould ha washed very
reKulerlY In hurt4horn and tepid water
and thon hie0ched dry In the hot Huns
In this way every trace OF stain and
oder ls oblltoratnd.
Another thing about which wcn,ss
are ant TO be careless is tho prppof
hunning and airlng Of their wool eur.
mentn. Men Of refinement are monf
particular TO see that eneh WOODEN
suit is hunK out OF doorn aftor nnsis
wearing, "a they realize that colured
worstcds never quite lose the smell Of
ave and Else contract nm unpleasant
animal odor oven when the person 10
kent scrupulourly clean,
In this matter II is Wise TO give both
slSirta and coats AN occasional summing.
aud winter as we'll as summer waist
llnlrrr VIII hecnme romdwhat unnlcnd-
ant nftor continued use, An easy and
dAlcacioua way OF refreshing them is 10
une water dashed with ammonia and
BRUSH ItH net necessary 10 let tho
moisture pnnetrate the goods, but IL
dsfilv done only the lining IN allowed
to not wet
Precisely Tho same mouaurea win pre-
vent the ugly smell OF preparation that
" often renders ones high thoea BIT
diragreoahla NY brushing tho lining
as described above and allowing one'a
hootH to remain novcrM hours In thu
strong sunshine, they can be readily
kent IN good condition Indeed, for
everything except delientaly ,ftintcd
fahricn that fndt readily fFquent
sun hath Us heartily recommended.
Among people OF limited means there
IA "a popular aupeEtitlon that frequent
chnngoa Of understanding IL gross
eNtraNagance. On tiny contrary, ~
properly managed. nothing In moro
economical than 10 wear fresh suit
OF linen every day. When one walna
much u " matter OF sheer necessity
10 have clean stockings every m0rpS
Ing Nor Is anything saslor than "a
rub out pair OF hose, IN u basin kepg
for the purpose with ongtile sop nnd
two changes Of winter the Job IN com-
plctod In 1--we minutes, and pinnad
where they catch n breeze the Htook-
ings dry Immediately. with half n
Dozen pair Of hose and discriminatory
10 be tidy the poorest woman can be
NJ charmingiy dainty as n bioatsd
bondholdci's wife
Nor IN Il Impossible 20 follow this
same plan with canibric garments. IL
lot 20 soak IN lhihcr or soap ana
water over night and rinsed clean III
tho morning, they nre MS freah as need
be- or course they must be thor
ouHhly iaundercd once d week, ana
such prrfunct0ry waahingy only Apply
where clothes are moi actually aciiod-
but feel sticky and nwry. No scrub
bing or injury 10 the hands IL ncccs-
aary, and run through a small mnnHlo
they come ont smooth and dcliTht-
fully fresh In feeling.
Each and every ono OF these rug-
Reatiens means saving OF money,
~ clothes from which the pcfsplra7
Hon ID quiritly removed last ioneers
atockingh wear better when frequently
changed and 30 on
These seifsame rules also apply "a
cure OF the person. One who rinncs
her mouth with llsterine cnce dnYs
who uses a Glenn, stln brush freely
on her scalp every morning. who never
fails 10 do hpr Lloyd exereiaes hcfors
8 bir plunge hath, II sure 10 hFrs
smaller bilia with the doctors and dep-
tists than the woman who nosiectY
such dsiails None n them ara Costly
ns dinicuit, nne they AL mean In
creased beauty. elegance and physical
robustness.
EicheI Under Arrest.