Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-03-31
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way Some Seryalis
luci themselves.
aucEY SERVANT a&L.


0N u.s-how TO get good DATA, and
s''sA when you are lucky enough
N.Y. .ssm is an unsolved problem
'aa ant girl question is the never
',h,sct of the funny man. and
'ps good deal OF truth In his
UNIV a young woman should
~ .,and at a counter all day
- Inn a miserable room at night
s'rg place in family where
nDn a,S ns well fed and well housed,
~ ,lsrstandable However, IL
~ I'm I'm that there was some
antipathy to going GU. 10
~ i family. Such service
NJ !. much more congenial to
" no means and some sense
till,.e work of store or fac
Tsese girls save nothing WINE
,rssmaid has no expenses save
" dress. and is most always able
.s,de a neat little sum each
" 80 n the Intelligent girls who
stores would go to work FOR
m.s 10 perform household duties
.orld relieve many poor woman
o.ras The trouble is, that the
so take up such work are most
,.cl,ing in intelligence. Many
would bless the person who
All some way of supplying ell
Vim Then. Instead Of servants
',,ns themselves ike reduced
80" they would have girls who
Il nal be a source of constant ag-
-eon and torture to the mistress
1. house.
unas as II II came out OF a
pnok This girl. when quite
','ont IN work for n family in
acitv of housemaid. The lady
Y Wo little daughters ana inns slr .i
d look after them. she reInai,ip 20
~ Ne family for many years ana SO
,red herself to madam ps her
shlness that she took great lleas-
J. n seeing that the girl was always
=, "a comfortably ana that so9u
H.. found their way into her hands'
~ most cases, this servant apIfe-
q a what was being done for her.
n II la,tnne at last came 10 the famlly'
n n, was found that they must give
/, III iheir faithful servant. But the
/, refused to go; she worked on JUST
il In old sweet way ana received
such nay as madam could give her'
y IA after two years of poverty,
N IA uncle died and left the family
NJ tortune. Now the faithful girl
.ot the family and Is treated as
gas II she were daughter. she
5sn TO the theatre, travels with
hnlly etc, and, what Is more. this
az and lucky girl conducts her
"a becoming manner. This is not
leuu
al slways struck me as very ridicu-
! tie fuss a child ,ss couple make
Uga dog or cat. To see a man and
,sn lavish affection upon a stupid
makes me commiserate their lack
kisrest in children. Such couple
uD Ne impatient at the sight of a
asg baby, or n roliclSing ard some
h - nosy boy. They thank their
" AZ li,st they have no children. and
IN h ioldle their BIuoid CIT, and go
N long expositions of Its great In
M ysRcs. An intelligent catl Fudge
Nj \ know couple, both very amiable
" Tions, who have a dog--a French
Z rlel He is a smart dog-he knows
IN lrh TO como in out of the cold and
ane home when ne is hungry; but
fond mother relate some blighl
ng Of her little girl, this couple VIII
1Ailent till the story is ended, and
n-a long and minute description
- fldo's powers OF intellect. They
H. Ill f1Nati
IN. as a prodigy. This makes ms
W weary, Of course. And VIII!
= nr couples have been known t.
lylU children when the Almighty hal
y Messed them with any; yet mos
lee1 ana women go to an animal stor
tnss Wy NANCY cur. which they pro
2 :, . wash and love.
I'D intyana" is what the womei
. u who have formed Du Maurie
afit tag clubs, and had their feet ped
lgvt IN the hope that at some time /
h ,,ar future they may have thel
! autographed, and expect to al
ID p those wonderful feet. "thos
Qa slender feet Chat were neithe
d npf smalD, fao-similed in dust!
her piaster OF Paris, the shape {
Io1r survives on the shelves an
Aal.1 o. many a studio throughout tn
U.S. anu many sculptor yet unbor
ns.l 81 10 marvel at their strane
= q won In studious despair" o.
b people when they read OF
i,I' 'iiOy here, and Trilby there,
iriioy nonsense everywhere,
' sbEs me "Trllby Craze" and laugh {
\, r "a Triiby" and at the que
Z MI ~ Efforts of ministers of II
ri n uying to prove the story NOR
10, ~ and tendency. The author hir
- unable to satisfy his ov
sch III on this score. for at Il
"a. ii me hrst part he says: "B
uhiiH -pe my noor heroine lack'
uatld& w one Of all that plays the tit
slen1 ~, gives It's genuine name to c
rsetIeU M ~ 81 the goodly company WI
's w kind that / have found il il
aert HirS. 70 10 tell her history as
Tn quite fit and proper readii
" "A " Ubiquitous young person
~, ~ . us all"
VA ~ Is more practical side. ho'
.nsre 70 the "Trilby Craze" II
,i,,rs. ~ ~ aAhoe merchants have eager
"a ID Es, Nv me opportunity and use IL
~ ~ q 49, 70 advertise their wares. a
N II AZ Ssan see Trilby shoes (she, who
y "I.h 4 Y, i st had never been confined
~, s, SOois or shoes at IS a pair, a
,nc,. tlsaeauy marked down to Sc.
I, tls M photographers who hope
IA "A -. .ehex, or rather a negative
e, otter special inducemer
M aSa ab.oved apparatus with "la
All bnss and Il Is possible they
IN. ss l ,a,ss' FOR some women Q
NJ, ,s,s 4 ,looking for a chance to
va @'nss' that they delight to c
,~,s ~, ~ are Trilby gowns and Tril
Z N wen ana q "a, Al manner Of TriiI
aans'2 All 70 ideallzed Trlibys. WI,
'unaIgi tlf. In, enu Is a question hard
" IMs , snt = Is all a very good hi
!. "A .sl,sp, publishers of NJ. Du Niaurie
) " ss.,:s iaIss story, and, let Us hope
ssg,,ss Vented ~, , author himself. a
l ns ss ~ ,kncw. there is a rriiby pi
y