Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-27

have, not a clock to be always reminds
ing people that 1t was time to do some
thing they did not want to do, but a
picture, or a piece OF bronze or pnrian
Handicapped tables have very lust
~ uctA b. .uau.eu as pufD.. tu4lD-
stones; and the simplest cover is pref
cradle to one OF these cold. polished
surfaces A crimson tnble-coyer gives
a bright, warm look to a room; and .
the effect is heightened by making It .
long enough to touch the carpet. What |
a rich. warmly-tinted picture Is made |
cloth OF woven crimson. gold and let
v,hieh pa.,,,,..z .,.,s
thru, ,,-',f ',y ~ nAh "hsui
snoii Spst ~ aapie sut unuer the
giot,.,r,. a., Asnss Eve anu now
touchns. 'N'"i TUE ""si"s
M -
me lustrous SAVERS In the moonlight |
nroa5 ~, ,.,. -. 49,. ., a.,
so'u'' i''i'Fe upon tne carpet hes'
brackets pictures, knick-knacks.
nave much TO do with the home-look OF
room but' wHh abundant means
there Is such tendency to overload IN
| these matters that fastidiOus people
| are disposed to resort to the opposite
extreme OF baroness 1t has been
| wisely SAID: The parlor, drawing
| room or Whatever II may be called,
WI permit Of only greater variety
not any greater splendor In Its plen-
lshing.
| various are the theories respecting
bedrooms, both as to what they should
and what they should not be; and
seldom Is one seen that seems Just TO
answer the purpose for which II Ia
intended, Bedrooms, OF course, are
divided INTO classes; sometimes only
forming one OF suite consisting Of
sleeplng-room, dressing-room. bath
room and boudo!r, or study. but often
er combining all these in one-the fur
nishing and fitting up TO be regulated
accordingly; as what would be suitable,
ana even necessary, under one arrange
ment, would be quite out of place un-
der another. The one-room arrange
mentor at the most, with one small
room, or large closet connected
with it's that most frequently
seen and the one most open to
criticism. as II IL apt to be on
one Of two extremes. II Is either bare
any place were good enough to sleep
in, or 1t rs overloaded and fussy-sO
that Tin the midst Of lace bed-cur-
tains, muslin toilet-covers. pink calico,
and cheval-glasses. one may fancy
ones self In a milliners shop"
The PRINCIPAL feature In a bedroom
Ia the he'd. and This should be. in tho
first place. comfortable though all the
rest goes bare The young hCusCk keep
err OF small means signs over the
dreadful cost Of hair mattresses-
things that do not show a bit, ycu
know" but must nevertheless bp had.
| "Cnnsidering," dscourses gone one.
, that about a third of our lives
, | PASSED i'm beds. they deserve much
more attention that they get France
has long been in advance ar the rest
, of the civilized world IN this, having
really mid as careful attention to rX-
ceIlence in This respect ns TO that OF
| cookery. The grand secrct OF the SUI
neriority Of French bedding ia I, be
! rnund not merely in the existence OF
GOOD springs ana well-ailed mat.
fresses but I'm the fac, that these
mattresses are pulled and remade an
nually This Is the reason why beds
, in other countries are generally suct
n muckcrv of the French tvdJ which
thew arc Intended to lmitate.'
!, Ii Is not necessary that the bcdHteet
, should be made OF anything more tx
r pensive than cane or ron Either o, @
. these materials r. light and graz cru
looking. and may be made very pre- IL!
. with little gliding. The rattan j
. both durable and elastic am LotHH
y sprugy back Tor chalrS that no,'
], desirable. Two Articles thoulu ",MaS
2 be Iowa bed, ana the SCAT Oh 'l1l.
= Nothing conduces so nuch 10 one
4 comfort, enid crln ui ci'.r - H.
. only pretty In ITSELF put - w t' lb",
4 adapted Tor Nenula,'oh 'ha' II 10 a.
y ways sWee' I'M ,,si,,a ,,ot,~i,l 10
/ Another llrHuglsit, t., ,,at,,taJ n
q bedroom furniture .a s"g P,.,,, ~
n enameled ware so hluch u, 49, 90. ig
this purpose anu Vlltn h,. '"g bu
r. as much as Mau'ut ,,ritn,s n bn,
/ me more news , o''u I,rrsct tasta
n the itss u tIs"s ,,Saft tast MA most nj
; Whlte " mi a. ia b,,t rhInt
# tractlNe coNeal,s 4Tned v.i.n ritl, a
q ana lace I., ,and,nigsihle
r. oiSe low sasv chair s almost neces
10 a low, 49, r1,,,,-a hair in whlc
n Sity IN pg In wranner and M
: one goh shafore tbe fire, an
I. bouhu ua,a no events OF III
!. thlnk otc' ,ast or build qil
"a DAY tlat ~, dmc 10 come raj
r caHtlts - LII q hripht cushion, wi
A tan cha'i, W., ,,,rnosc. or a Shake
q answer SNe'S ,,iI-ciIebioned back an
IL CHAIR Win VI ho-. Mounted ON cast
l. seat OF 49, ,,oot,on hack attached
,r ers, WIN ~ ~" Locls within IL. an
l. curved 70 Ut ~ - naidad
is generously s'ut . shn,,id he n poot
For taoles, theie 80 ro,,arsd vii
r. sized oVal OF rum ,,o,r,oni1p In colo
al reps OF satteeh' 70 L. and f,nishe
n with the otheI coNt' .'s5 80 az. to
~ with bullion-itlhse' III ~ ~ a,,,oy
n, small, hgnt lrha n,anteI-niece NAV /
~ convenient 1et, ibs Iaraer table: &
= covered 10 Uie.Sn ,, ~. col, vi,th dotibl
ID II may De OF Gui ~ ,,csttter for N,
ss shelves, ana an the Pe''
M being covered -. ..,,.,.,,r,,,i,,, ,
st \ few engraNings or ph .s I ttil,,,,
ne wooden frames, pain'cu ell"s lila ,,6
white, ahu spa ,',,i t,ro a., three bracket