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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

There is but one sam T.. Jones. All
his imitatorl have fallen far short Of Their
ambition, many have given up in despair,
while Others have bearded the lion IN hi,
den, only TO be dragged out In defeat.
A strong characteristic Of tho negro Is
an effort to initiate the white people, ard
none 8 more ready 70 cspouse the eau.
easian traits than tho colored oxpound,
crs Of the gospel. rhis fact WAS clearly
demonstrated short while ago IN Ala.
bRrna when the Ruv. Isaac Davidson at.
tended a meeting OF Georgia's great evan.
gelist.
Mr. Jones delivered an able vernon, IN
which he denounced his congregation ss
yellow dogs OF hell and angels Of the devil
Great enthusiasm was the result 81 the
hours service. The manner OF aropsDag
spiritual fervor made deep imprcssiin ON
Davidson, and he decided 70 bcstir BY con.
grcgotion on the same style lie didl he
Informed his flock individually ind col
lectivcly that they Vert Ablagkhonnlls Of
iniquity and imps Of hell fre," lie paus'
cd to see the result Of ,hk Willy rcmarks
The outburst was FAR beyond his cxpecta.
tons. 1t was, however, In amilitant man.
ner,
His andienco rose IKE a seething mass
Of ink and rushed toward tho dusky dl-
vine with spiit0ons, prayer books, raIors,
rusty reyolvuri, backs OF benches and many
other weapons that meant foul work. IA.
vidsoa saw safety In retreat and loapo1
from the back window and nod to the
woods He now resides in another state
without fob, while his congregation, Ia
an uphoavnl of anger, vow vengeance
should he ever return. ---Fairhurn DAD
Standard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

postmaster In a small country town
recently exercised his ingenuity and found
vent for his humor at the same time by
posting up a now set OF rulea In his Office,
They were,
Ink bottles may be corked when sent by
post
Il Is unsafe 10 post apple or fruit trees
with the fruit on them.
As all nosimastcrs are expert linguisis,
the addresses may be written In Chinese
or Hebrew,
Persons arc not compelled TO Hex their
own postngl stamps and enyclopos--the
postmaster will DO this for them
Persons nro earnestly roquoated not 10
send pest cards with money orders attach
cd, as largo sums are lost Ia that way.
1t Is particularly requested that lovers
writing 10 zach other will pleRse conhne
their gushing rhapsodies 70 the inside Of
the envelope.
Nitroglyccrln must be- forwarded at the
risk Of the sender II Il should blow up
in the pusinaster's hand. he cannot he
held responsible.
When watches arc sent through thopost,
the sender should put "a notico ON the out
side--thc postmnsters will then wind and
keep them IN going order.
When sending a money order In q let
tor, always write full and explicit diroc-
tions In tho same communication. 40 that
any person getting the letter eau draw the
money
When letters are received bearingno d..
rectlou, the persons FOR whom they nra In
tended viii please signify tho fact 10 tho
postmaster, that they may at once be for
warded. London Tit Bits.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
THE MISSOURI Rvrs como.


reports OF Engineers showing That This
Great stream Il sinking out OF sight.
The RECENT survey Of tho Missouri river
under the direction Of the United s;ate,
geographical engineering Department re-
suited In discovery that the stream 4
undergoing a peculiar transformation.
During the survey measurements were
made Of the volume Of water passing be
tween the banks at various points from
Great Falls, Mon, TO Sioux CITY. It wns
found that the volume Rt Great Falls
measured 4 800 cubic feet per second, while
al Fort Benton, % miles further down the
river, the volume was but 1. as1 cubic feet,
decrease Of ass cubic feet. Owing TO the
large number Of tributaries eniptying Into
the river between Fort Benton md Sioux
City gradual increase was noted, until
at the latter point, where the ilnal meas.
uremunt was taken, n flow OF i4,710 cubic
feet per second was reached.
In the opinion Of some OF the engineers
engaged In the survey the decrease in the
volume between Great Falls and Fort Ben
ton explains the presence Of that greait
subterruncan body Of water known as thh
South Dakota artpslan basin. The discrett
ancy can only be accounted FOR by tho
presence OF an outlet IN the led OF the RVS
er somewhere between the poluts mention,
ed Directly below tho upper cataract on
the south bank Of the river, about half
wny between the towns, Is large pool, in
which, II frequent visitors to the place can
be believed, are 20 be found cyoless flsh OF
the species said to inhabit subterrapehn
watercauues. IN an probability eopt.
let, II ono exists, II located at this pbiht,
the alleged presence Of these fish lending
to corrpbornte the theory. i-l
From here, II this surmise is rdlfect, II
would appear that an underetmad ohau-
mel running in s9uthcastGly direction
carries the water into q hnsin underlying
large area OF South Dakota, thus form.
ing huge subterranean lake, which has
recently been tapped by the numerous ar.
tesian wells. Another QufEr discovery is
noted in connection vkh tho survey Just
completed. In REPRESENTATIONS were talk
On in n similar manner, and unless errors
IN calculation have been made since that
year there has been n decrease of fully
20 par cent in the volume OF water In the
river, n no error has been made and tho
ratio Of decrease continues, befo-o 30 years
have passed the once maicstic Missouri
will have dwindled into an insignificant
rivulet.-Sioux City Journal.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Some examples OF Kailir correspondence
have reached the South Africa Review.
Tho latest ia from De Beers employee 70
A kitchen girl OF color, though OF Hebraic
name. II runsi
Dear Miss Judea Mo5es-My dear-I
am take This lettlo time Of write you this
few lines hoping that IL will tind you in
GOOD state OF health as 10 leaves me here
in compound, Ny dear gir am very sor-
ry that you did not write my ansart naek;
NV Dear Miss Judea Moses, be 50 hlna
and let me know how 1t Is with you my
dear girl. mean to say that you must
ery out and shout thou in the habitant OF
zion. NY dear Miss Judea glide by lawns
and grassy plats My dear friend please
anxer me az soon as you get TINS let1ef
nv dear off an sadness and IN Illness
have watched thy current glide TN we
hoauty OF It's stiffness overiiowed me liEe
a tids / steal hy lawns and grassy plnts'
eIIde Inv hazel cover move the sweet Tor
gctn,enots that grow for happy lovers
nv dirlinR Miss Moses Here shall urlp
WHITING with best loves good by 1'@s-
I<isees ia youe.--I remain Yours truly
loyea Frumyrkury Tanialy, De Beers
Kimberley" Ia. t..r
It Is somewhat curious and hos pees 3,
rojntcd ont before, that the education o.
no Kafllr sutton has reached the stage o.
,neting Nm fairly oonversant with deiee-
,able pieces OF poetry, which the spelllng,
snS,c.tea be copies direct. The seriptural
,.atcrsnca e homogeneous, but the letter a,
,,.l,ois Il typical. It hPtokens stage o.
s,s,-,,ct,on and the utilization OF what
has beon infused. That IS IN 1870 ''
sum and substance Of native eau'n'''n'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

There has boon considerable discussion
N the newspapers aud magazines during
me lns, Few years In rcrarl 10 the
adoption OF d national flower
ifoblhly there Is no llowor IN 10, tho
uprW rathgory that II bDtter siand.hy
than The stiny, eweet.hearlcd earnatlon.
II gives SO much OF ana cQnivhltni for
price Sci unun i,, II lasts longer than
The reese audi with proper care. can Ne
kept in nndiminiAhod beauty luf many
days, When lt diov it paasas away most
grlrolully and dalnuly Il does not
sprawl IKE It's more yoluntuous sistNrs
nor loosen and scatter 10 untidy dsmay.
~ disappears like n dissolvinr Wow,
growing o little palnr ana more wan
irom day 10 day az tho last until sud-
denly 10 Is gone, II droops iig bright
head on the rim OF thp cry stan bowl.
and iN spirit passos away ulmnucci, Tho
art pf the florist in hlending thn cnlors
aud HngmentinE the shades OF this pretty
Hover Is difficult one Tor an outsider
10 comprehend. some say that he sets tho
cut stalk ia carminc, nnl even roots the
plant M SCOT TO vary the hue OF the
petals However that may be, judging
by his suec,Ns he understands hls msi.
moss and is The complete master OF a
scccrc. We may not know.
In naming over Tho candidates for
Americas choice for lts national flower
Is 1t not litt,c strange that the claims
Of The carnation have not been put 10
tho frnntg
Il is essentially the peoples flower In
that Il rs comparatively cheap, easily
uurtnrrd and hardy. IL has u ewoctuaFs
unnppronchahle by other blossoms, Tor
lbs perfume j. cOmlnrtahle wholesome
and cmumily 'humry' There " moth
ing Of the exotic about III, M fact, IL
secms peculiarly adapted 90 window
boxoS and the borders of uupoteuuoua
gardens The dew changes u Into nectar
and summer evening pormualcd With
H. peculiar aroma seems Ike a heavenly
hnkpshop Overlooking vita sugar md
Srlcc, II Is cminmtly Hn nld-iIgMOnrl
with rs dear little chnm the mlguuucue
In fndod gown and frocllcs with tue
dwcct pea In her rosy sunbonnet aud
purple mantle; with the b.nih rose atd
the hOney-swect lilac. but, unlike iis
comrades, Il preserves claim on 20
cioty which the Iihtri have failed 10 do,
aud combines with ~ the sweetness Of
its old.fashionel grace an adnplnblliiy
which gives u precedence IN the banquet
hail and tho decorated ball rom
Some ot us who arr not very rich, vet
have o verimhc pnrtician love of costly
things, may caaly afford half the rnr
round to wcnr % cnfnution ln our belt.
whore tue price Of ninrk rose or q bunch
of violots would far oyorrnte the trai-
hiidcs Of our mpngog p0ckethonkH.
Then long life und continued rurccsa
10 tho florist and his magical secret May
tho beautiful ladies who come from he
crystal chamber 10 visit us wear set
brighter gowns and Haunt q yet more I'm.
trHneiug pprimr ns die years GO hy,
until the perfect tvpe shall Dc evolved and
the acme OF Aoral alil nttaipcd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

~ ~ = lie y force my father. tha bn.b,,1
f'tvgptertly To him 10 not lrn,o y, y " u'''
a. Aihlo y leTsihc yell The Rcd Dwarf yss
me dwarf was a CLINT l., ..,.....,.
' Acule rs panther ID, h,,,.i,.i
ipp.u MS sharp teeth ana ts,i ~
fiiih ,nem into Alberts thrsaf vbn MN
" sreAeth alone disdlininn tbe ,re,,,,,,,i
a. niS pelt and having cast inside M IN.
Fsr half on honr The core.,, -
noln,ini bnt at length Vandems.r Nas
ME All MS prowess, hurled iii Zoe
,',oi ss down the trap Just rs no h.,s,i
run ru HIS h Of Hugh Gnrrbct was pec ,5,,e
n,, NV w,eght and Impetus Of tho van.
I,, H,,',s T., NNstl bore Gnrrboli down ,ylfb
Us q means q asceut, and thcrs bsr NV.
~ me great jagged nail. plerrin- ,,l,I is
ms right ear. Hugh Glrrholf v.ss e.
moment suspended until a d.s,,,,.,s.
below dead. 10 ule hoor
me Dwarf senseless and blec3lnr /, -
sasping under The eornsp 81 NJ w ,, Wy
LOT ,Suea was The relation borne 10 T., y,
by Hugh Garfbolt. "o 40 MN
Nhen Albert with some do,,.n IA. ,,,,,,..
e,t9nished burghers, returned 10 ,9 irs
Skeletons House" the nesf ssr ~.
found the place smoking NH 'e .,
whether the Red Dwarf perisA.5 @ XIV
liames or escaped with The bodr ~ b le
father remains a mystery 10 this dsy ''e
The father Of Ella soon reaebsS
ORR. and n the following year Mn Nv
hurghers within mile OF Wiio,r Va sa
dencers house We're seen one night ia W.
~ smoking with placid JOY AT NV Nm
Avn. Nun Ella
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

When we think Of the short story writ
ers who arc really known the reading
world over, we can count their names upon
our fingers. There Ia ia America a little
company Of men who have become known
by one story, although they may have done
other work equally good, In that one sto-
rs they have said the word that interested
the great public Edward Everett Hale
will always be known rs the author Of
"a Man Without Country Thomas
Bailey Aldrich is inevitably associated
with "Alurjorie Daw," Frank Stockton
with 1.-THE Lady or the Tiger" But for
these hits they might be whnt the world
calls unknown, even IL thoy gave quite as
much pleasure by the remainder of their
work ms they now do.
Outside Of this little band there r. q
great army Of story writer's whose isolnted
stories the general reader might lind II a
task to recall. but who every month write
'stho American short story" Many Of
them write us good or better stories thaa
the men who have written the ono story
which has "caught on" TO great populnr-
ity. ANY Of them may pcrchnnce write
such story any day.--Munscy's Nigga
zine
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

The world has never yet quite under
stood how tine Rolhsohilds got an ''eSelu-
slven on the result Of the battle Of Water
loo and were thus uhla 20 bank ON II 10
hours before any other human being In
London found IL out.
when Napoleon escaped from Elba, the
Rotbsohllds also managed TO score an eN-
elusive. which they used most probably
on The Stock Exchange hours before even
tho government officials had the aii6htest
ipkling Of the veighly news.
And again history repeated ITSELF with
this family, for In spite Of al the newfpa-
nsr enterprise ia London the Roihschilds
pot the first dispatch from sioJaueiro an
nouucina Admiral Benhan'A Interference
md after they had extracted all sae inan-
cial value out Of it they gagf IL TO the Lon
don newspapers
Tho famous Rothsobild family have
founded all their wealth on 'dEelusiyc.i J"
always Managing 20 be up little earlier
In The morning than the rest oil the Mofld
mon occasions where fortunes are nt stake.
ID ia a Historic insiance q wonderful
entarurise. united with eyen more woiinef
mi luck.-B5ston Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Professor Fab Of Berlin prophesies .
very probable collision between Tue e ,soo
and he comet Of 1866 on NOV. 10 leFe,
when the comet will cut the loin' w. w,
Inc earth arrives every year at nv s, li,
Bnt he does not think harn o9u,l e ~,
az sneh collision, the material Oh the ON On
ct beipe 70 light. unless the csfp9lals ',l5
prs al which 80 Is probably e9ul ppssu
sbould poison our atmosphefr. ny .o ..ii,
,rnw h. ssys there win be a masniheel'
shower q nsteors on that date
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ny, Associated Press.
Galvrston, Tex, March G.-Arrlyei,
Steamship Morgan, Staples. from the
gulf. tug CarbOncro and bargcs RcEnla.
tor and Rchecca Goddard, pensacola.
Hnvana.
New York.
pool tug Carhoncra and hare lIrnry
!" ircFE, Pensacola. schooner Eunige
l.. ONCkvr. CrOckar p~reic0la
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07
IHE SKELETONS HOUSE.

Z uQpe.
he Tie revolution there stood a
Vofn eliGce Of Wondering brick In
n magnificent pleasure ground, Cen
rifk Isolated and BLINK, the old
Il tal been untenantel for years
L HagA GarrbOlt saw fit to make II
1laatcn
hr nan who had lived there be
Hgh GaTb0lt made IL his home and
iAgg alone. Nor was he known 10
lAl until a wunderer, demanding
Ist Id iron bound door aud receiv-
i fe2ly, forced an entrance and be
. kuuau skeleton seated in an Odken
u De very day that the man told
4 ~ the stunned dwelling had been
The Skeleton House"
4 II Gaffbolt, with a sneer that had
4 r0oylng his thin, hard face for
i pafh went alone to THE House Of
F. NasOn."
bafshers waited for two days, and
\ i,ided through clouds of smoke that
6snbolt was a fool.
i Wien be returned on the third day
4 iNg Of coin so heavy that he stag
Il 1der II the burghcFs opened their
"a whistled that Hugh Garrbolt
N NY wise parsonage.
ieivhed about the pace" said
II 10 score of listeners. as his
4 iepcnel around his lips, and
ple musty papers which told me
4 OIL buccaneer had lived there
.re to dig for this"
q blfghers smoked several hundred
4. Of strong jamestown weed during
. Ning week, aud on the eighth day
n . 10 claim the twenty thousand
crowns for The township, But
hugh Garrbolt had disappeared,
n a him went the crowns.
+. We months rolled on and still the
Of the dead bucCnnecr held grim
1noested watch over the table,
. l1lng Albert Nundcmeer paid II a
: Albert was the only son Of a
tldow, whose husband had died
Aloa-t was but 10 years old,
N day some phlegnatic youth,
ii lfa Albert for his courage. ban
Y Y 70 90 and spend a stormy night
" Meleton's House
Ia a Respect for tOmbs,' said Al
III VI have never made them G butt
~ But IL you, John BloOf, will
NJ 4 ne | will STAY there any night
X ~ appoint."
, Eeai turned pale at the idea. and
n ~ heels as his young comrades
II ehallenge was fair; but Albert
l. y nat he alone would dare the I'M
aoifOs Of the place. that very
Sineion's House was of one
n ~ half square In shape and
~ l-oken Nv no rnggad bacts
VI p,ks that seemed like stony
VI <a1S their way to the upper
E
'X Mound door in front and two
riA shattered windows all us
"a ~ Is the entrance Of u tomb
Z. WAS first glance az he paused
NJ s.5h cautiously around II, and
,.1ar entrances in the rear, but
II Nelded to his touch. and. cut
md he entered. At first he
1 le,ldomed to the gloom he saw
~ IA heshless sentinel SIN grinnine
noekery Of mortality over the
n lfa table.
n closely the youth saw that
NV II chastity skull erect. md as
ge foyed sharply around he no
Ia alep down than the remainder,
o@lng this slight path as hi.
w clear and true. he traced II "a
Where he saw row Of great
- driven into the wall and end
s ing
S M bis pistols in his belt and as
W bis cutlass ready for any
n ny s,i 4 steady pressure forced VI
mall apartment above from /
81 , lseis wide open,
aad found himself la the pres
lovely girl Of some il or i,
S Siss.l I0q Il... q terror and DISCUS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Some time ago tho popular actor, En-.
r;sr'lrv. took the gold cure BIS friends
,rsrr naturally anxious 70 note how tAs
thing WORKED. ...,.t..,i.
uorin inquired one
~ have ~ yet 30 desire y ~ ~ ''''
ms taste in that wnyiN was me Ielll,
Z. And do you thiuk you WIZ never ,, 'ou .l.
q arsinf Do you think Il Is really peF'iiA-
usnt, you knowi 49,. ,.t,b
sim afraid It d, raid the actor VITA
n sigh.-New YORK Herald.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

PasgeaFcfe isaYing } Tort Worth $50 "a M.
eau aecurs Sleeper accommodations froiu
ii4rfett on Application " II. & n e. agent
a. Fort Worth
Pafengnrn for points aouih q aih an
Al Eau Antcnlo 70 t.Arodo bleQpar 7 desired
BE PARTICULAR 10 SEQ that yoay
tesei relds Via Hearus aad thr lfTkii.
NATIONAL RCCTE--f 4 q. b. ~ III
q. :. i's.sels =. q. y. a.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

Ia 100 Sirlit ioah ont PA'en' i''
making libhei sfoesins-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

r..nss,-sn,i, ielaphenins would "
,5ssib.e Il 4 single soss4r ri'' ''4''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

A dlsllrdei iheaier u at3''-'' W. vs.,
"a, bsan e5nseslel iass a A9ase y as,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

II. IA. RrANpLEY KEEPs Tiip HEST
stock Of second hand furniture, stoves
gueonswnrr. trunks, etc, IN Tue city. 4l1
Houston street ..--.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

FOR SALE-ii0ur oNE.uoRSE CAR
nionths. inoka famc ns new. owner
npw a non'fcsdrnt. WIN take onc.half
actual cost Can be sceu NJ NARROW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

M you WANT ANYTHING ~ THAN
ifno write the For Worth stamp com
phny. as Ainn street Fort WORTH,
Icfaa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

FOR sAtE-A pEAUr1FuL HONE AT
A sacrlncr, also black sandy .oam praifla
W gaiurn spot OF Wharton county, 81
Per acre Ia lracia 10 suit. Halt cash.
hAlancc on long tine, Low rata OF inter
tst y ". king, Secuslon. Layaca
county Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

ron SALE crisAr- FOUR nays ONLY.
sonihwcat sorncr Jones aud Wenthcrford
succts, twoslory brick. lot tOxiiu. pr,ca
S-lfN Adlrcss X. Grand hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

lSN0W BUSINESS THOROUGHLY. TIN
ns Hand law. Translate frUuch or spnu,
ish Drnughtsmun and accountant Want
permanent place ilnl nuld GALAXY In
strong office, Address Ahairnetor Nii
Fort street. Paris roans.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

For SALE SHOEMAKER sHor An
White Elephant House rent low. Jake
Mctrouga, 1913 Malp slrect.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

AN EXPERT YOtiNG HOOK KEEPER
aud office man ~ grnefnl esuctienec VIII
dor0ir hia frfru0oua fUf board fof himself
and WHO. References given nnd expected.
Address a. ~, Gnzntie Office,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

WANTED WILL PAY A FEW LADIES
a saihfy " SO per week 10 work for me
IN thof locality NJ home; Hight wnfk. gpld
pny for part time, Write, With stamp,
Ms n. I Dasaett, suite pOi MnrHhnil
Field a %, budding, chicago
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-07

WANTED a STEADY MAN, iliiRll
Catholic preferred, SIS per week. Write
today John O"rooie. 10 Fiith avenue
chicago, III
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-10-17

ture is never sufficient She can but sup
ply the raw material. 1t remains for civ
ilization to supply the coiffure-the divin-
ity who shapes our hair, who completes
the handiwork of nature and corrects her
mistakes ut the same time.
Tho ideal couture should never look ms
If 1t had been done by the hairdresser
says member of that fraternity Art
must conceal itself. No elaborate plat $,
no impossible contortions. just coil and
curl thst looks quite easy to accomplish
and is in reality so difficult. 1t is the "un-
dulation, " however, that gives the cachet
of style now-the wave that you could
swear was nature and not curling tongs II
YOU did not know that nature only makes
it about once century. There is no trace
of the common crimp about it. The hair
lies in long curving ripples that owe their
beauty to trick of the hand, deft turn
of the iron, that comes one knows not
how.
Recently the hair has been dressed with
the single coil and knot of clustering
curls, which can be arranged with the
ends of your own hair or in a detachable
bunch. From two new designs of fash
ionable hairdresser it will be seen that the
style likely to find favor for the autumn
will dispose the hair in soft curls rather
high on the head. A tiny aigret or orna-
ment is to be seen in every Partisan Golf
fure, miniature feather, spangled with
jet or an osprey with tuft of velvet. This
manner of dressing the hair lends itself
admirably to the adjustment of jewels
and forms u pretty background for the
tiara-an ornament that has almost retired
from active service since the shapeless mat
of hair hanging in the nape of the neck
became fashionable, which rendered its po-
sition in the front of the head too insecure
To he tenablp