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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18

Judge Powers who today represents ycirGoEt
In Congress, entered the national House with
magnificent recori as lawyer and judge Of the
supreme court Of Vermont.
He is fine type Of the careful, learned New
England lawyer.
Though but So years of age, he WIS n mcuber
OF the Vermont legislature a third Of century
ago, ard again In 1874, when he was speaker of
the house. He has been state censor, 4 member
OF the constitutional convention and of the state
senate. In 1874 he became Judge Of the supreme
court OF Vermont, and remained the bench until
1880, when he took bis In Congress- Judge
Powers presided at ncny OF the most notable
trials In the history Of the state and is the author
OF many Of the most important opinions TO be found
In Vermont repSs
No judge he supreme bench In any Of cur
states he's reputation for more clearly and un-
mstakabiy expressing his opinions His unquali-
fed Endorsement of Paines celery compound in the
following letter Is straightforward and concise
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As any 0ne Of his thoughtfrl charges To fury:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, u. $.

Il" any one OF his thoughtfu charges jury:
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, L. s.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. 49, 1896
nave for several years been acquainted with the
medicinal qualities Of Paine's celery compound.
and can enthusiastically indorse 1t as a specific
In many cases for which its use is recommended by
Its proprietors. H. HENRY POWERS
First Dist. Vermont.
BY far the best use that any tired or ailing per-
son can mike of these precious spring days is TO
purify their blood and regulate their nerves with
Paine's celery compound. 1t is plain 10 any OBJ
servant person that the best remedy for neuralgia,
persistent headaches and such like Indications Of
low nervous rigor is the one that most rapidly
and completely nourishes the WORKOUT parts. 1t
is rot in the power OF any other remedy do the
vigorous work Of Paines celery compound in
Strengthening the jaded system, and in bringing II
baok to an energetic, healthy condition.
The real danger that stares sick people in the
face is the putting Of attending to sickness and
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Written for The Evening Star.
Daybreak at Appomattox,

Dnybrenk at Appomattox.
Yirginia's hills at break of day
On arms In fitful slumbers lay
The armies Of the blue and gray
Daybreak at Appomattox.
The bugle's welcome to the morn
Awakes the legions battleworn
And stirs the colors soiled and torn
Daybreak at Appomattox.
The troopers to their saddles leap;
The gunners from the eaissons creep;
The bristling rifles forward sweep
Daybreak at Appomattox.
The blue are mustered on the hills,
The gray beside the valleys rills,
And soon the sound Of battle thrills
Daybreak at Appomattox.
The cannons loud defiance roar;
A storm OF hail the rifles pour;
The dewy gross is red with gore
Daybreak at Appomatto1.
But, see. The sunshine cleaves the sky;
4 glad stop fring.' Is the cry;
A welcome sign Is drawing nigh
Daybreak at AppcmattoI.
Then out beyond the fields of green
The waving flag Of white Is seen
Above the line Of battles sheen
Daybreak at Appomattox.
Shout, shout, ye braves! The war is past :;
The dawn Of peace has come at last,
With love to bind the nation fast.
Daybreak at Appomattox.
THOMAS CALyER,
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disease and letting slip these healtuvitins spring
Gays, when everything strongly favors getting
vel. This greatest OF all spring remedies il
doing an astonishing amount Of good these DAVIS
among sick people and those semi-invalds who
are iun down by the long, trying winter, or
worn out and afflicted 10y disease.
The soul and life of sound health is a well-nour-
ished nervous system. Paiue's celery compound
repairs the worn, nervous system as nothing else
can do. IL is the one certain and permanent cure
for sieeplessness, hysteria, nervous debility and
exhaustion, rheumatism, neuralgia and the variods
manifestations OF an unhealthy bodily condition,
such as anguor, nervousness, heart palpitation,
loss OF flesh and mental depression.
With Paine's celery compound returning strength
and oheerfulness soon show that Ole is undoul,ted
ly en- the right road to health.
Paine's celery compound is the one real sprin,
remedy known today that never fails TO benefit
Get Paines celery compound. and only PaiDe's
celery compound, IL you wish 10 be we'll
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Too DecOIletc.

From I'D Bits.
Mistress (angrily)-"Brdget, I find that
you wore one of my low-necked evening
dresses to the bus drivers ball last even
ing. It's the worst piece of impotence l
ever heard OF. You ought to be ashamed of
yourselfr'
Bridget (meekly)-"Oi wuz, mum-Oi wuz
And me young mon said If Oh iver wore
SIGH an ondacent dress in public ag'in he'd
brock our Engagement"
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From the Detroit Free Press
Ferry is lively village On the north
branch of White river, nine miles east Of
Shelby, which is on the Chicago and West
Michigan railroad, and surroun led by the
great fruit belt of Ocaana county Fcrry's
postmaster. Charles d. Archer, first saw the
light of day Nay 1, 1870, at Ferry, Mich
He was appointed postmaster of Ferry July
l, 1893. Archer is known throughout the
country as the kid" postmaster, for the
reason of his boyish looks and small stat
ure, his common weight being ninety-fve
pounds. The Ferry people claim him the
youngest and smallest postmaster n the
state.
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10000 In Pennsylvania, 10000 in Connecti-
cut 1900 In New Jersey and $4,000 In In
diana, all, with the exception of Pennsyl-
vania, being elassed' as doubtful states in
four and 1t can jast as easily be arrived ct
what an organization in either Of the states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-04-18
Girls and Secrets.

From Harper's Bazaar.
'Goyls don't know nothin'." said Bobbie.
"'Yes, they does, too" retorted Mollie
"'They knows more secrets than boys
does"
You can't prove it." said Bohbie
Yes, / cam" said Mollie They tel
twice as many of 'em as boys does"
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All That Was Necessary.
the Indianapolis Journal

From the Indianapolis Journal.
Dear me- said the lovely lady, petu-
lantly. 'Those are beautiful verses you
have written about me, but it happens that
my hair is dark brown, instead of golden. u
"Haw. BY Jove! so it is,'' said the petted
society poet. well there is only one thing
to do You must have your hair bleached"
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A Cruel Judge.



There's a judge out west who beats the
Dutch for flendish punishments"
What sort of sentences does he infliotY'
well, one poor wretch was convicted OF
killing five people and this cruel Judge SEN
fenced him to an afternoons Imprisonment
in millinery store on opening day"
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From the Detroit Tribune
She killed herself because she couldn't
cook
How absurd!'
well, she couldn't help 1t. She had to
eat her own dishes, you know"
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How Eastern Roads Avoid Trouble
With Their Employees.
IMPORTANCE OF A WISE POLICY
Causes Which Have Led to Strikes
in the Past.
GOING INTO POLITICS
PITS HE RECENT APP.

HE RECENT APP
pearance in this city
Of the great labor
leaders, Sargent, Mar
rissey, Clark, Hynes,
Powell and Arnold,
who came here to
consult with Senator
Voorhees, on legisla-
ton looking to the
betterment Of the
people they repre-
sent, was the cause
Of several Of the
hyi ohtnof raxl.l
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Not n CongeninI Occupation,

From the Chicago Tribune.
The young popusst who Yves learning
dentistry threw down his instruments.
M ghty nigh everybody that comes here, F."
he said, wants gold film In his teeth,
Silver don't get fair show. Durn such
Srs.zess!'
And he reached for his coat and hat
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PROPOSALS.

OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton, D. G., April IL, 1S96.-Sealed proposals will
be received at this department until TWO
O'CLOCK PM, THURSDAY, NAY SEVENTH,
1895 for furnishing the following classes of sup
plies, etc, during the fiscal year ending June W,
1897, to wit: Q) Nor Fuel and ice, ~ for Fur
nlture, Photographic and other Miscellaneous Sup.
plies, 90 for Stationery for the Department OF
the Interior, its several bureaus and offices, and
the Civil Service Commission. At the same time
and place proposals will be received for such
NJ eats, Provisions, Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes,
Drugs, Paints, Hardware, Fuel Ice, Lumber,
etc, as may be required by the Government Hos
pttll for the Insane. near Washington, D. c., dur
ing the fiscal year above Indicated; also for such
Fuel, Lumber Hardware, Drugs, Chemicals, Lab
ofatory Apparatus. Engraving and other Supplies
as may be required by the U. s. Geological Survey
and the Howard University, respectively, during
the same period. At the same time and place
proposals will also be received for the Washing of
Towels for the department, its bureaus and the
Civil Service Commission for the year ending
June 80, 1897, as well as for the purchase during
that period of the Waste Paper of the Depart
ment Of the Interior. Bids must be made on
government blanks All bids Except those for
purchase Of waste paper accepted and contracts
to meet the expense. Forms of proposals. sched-
ules of items, specifications and Instructions will
be furnished to bidders application to the Chief
Clerk Of the department: requests for blanks
should specifically designate the class or classes
Of supplies upon which 1t is proposed to bid. All
the proposals will be opened at the time and place
above stated, and bidders invited to be pres
ent at such opening. HOKE SMITH, Secretary.
ap11 Is, Is, %, ., 20 my2,6
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PROPOSALS FOR GENERAL sUPPLTES.-OFTICE
Of the Commissioners of the District of Column.
ba, Washington, d. c.. April IL, 1S96.-Sealed
proposals viii be received at this office until
TWO O'CLOCK PM, ON THURSDAY, MAY
SEVENTH. 1895. for furnishing the various
branches of the District government With general
supplies for the fiscal year TO end June 30, 1897,
comprising Stationery, Blank Forms and Print
ing, School Books. Furniture Hardware Tin
Ware. Plumbers Supplies. Groceries, Boots and
Shoes. Drugs, Glass, PARTS aad Narrishes, lnm-
ber Fresh Meats. Castings, Fuel Dry Goods,
Ice. Telephone Supplies Saddlery and Forage.
Blank forms of proposals. together with all In
forma ton. can be obtained upon application at
the property clerks office. Room 1. third floor
front, District building, AGA Louisiana avenue
northwest. The right is reserved to reject any
and all or parts OF bids. JOHN W. ROSS.
GEORGE TRtESDELL. CHARLES F. POWELL,
Commissioners of the District of Columbia.
ap1l, 13, IS &c. 25,27
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE. FUEI. FORAGE, AND FOR
Wash Mqshins IoTels.WaT Department. Supply Di-
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, Subject to usual
o SK PM MI T IF Ffssiysf here until TWo
1896, at which time they will he opened for fur,
FISHING Ice. Fuel and Forage. and for Washing
and Offices during fiscal year ending lime 10
1897 Blank forms Of proposals showing items
and estimated quantity Of ice. fuel and forage
be washed will be furnished on application The
Ice. fsei coal and wood and forage to DO de
hces. in Washington. for which required, In such
quantities and at such times the convenience
washing towels should state price Der dozen.
Proposals must b. on blank forms furnished hy
envelopes indorsed outside Proposals for lee
Proposals for Fuel Proposals for Forage"
and addressed to j. wHoN CHEZ Of sag
ply Division. ap11. rs "a. my2s
MTTHSONIAN INSTITUTION, WASHINGTON
a a5t TH6 1Sgs pS9gosss will be received
nlsn 10 the smithSorian Institution. u s. Ma
Sonal Museum Bureau of International EI-
Eihnoiocy, during he fiscal year ending June 90
llss, supplies. ste-. of the following classes:
E2od for Animals. Fuel ard Ice. Paints, Oils etc,
Hardware. Lumber, Stationery, Textiles, Mis-,
tsEial; Awards win be made only to ESTABLISHED
manufacturers Of or dealers In the articles The
right is reserved to waive defects and to reject
with specifications for proposals. and further In,
FORMATION desired BY intending bidders Will be
tprnshed on application at the ofice Of the as
sisssnt secretary s. P. LANGLEY, Secretary.
PROPOSALS = U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI.
culture, once Of the Secretary. Washington. d.
CT April 8, 1So6.-ssaled proposals in di,nIirntc
grbtect to the usual conditions, will be received
% the Secretary Of Agriculture until TWO p N
THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTH 1928 for furnish,
ING the Q. s. Department OF Agriculture and Its
several branches during the FISCAL year ending
June 30. 1897. the following supplies: Stationery
Duplicating Supplies. Printers Material and Seed
Pocksts laboratory Supplies, Lumber and Pack
ms Boxes, Fuel, Painters Material, Plumbers
Material. Ice. Forage: Car Seals. Card Tags and
Eog Rings; Brooms, Brushes, etc.; Flower Pots,
Clearing Carpets and Washing Towels Telegraph
snd Hardware Supplies Flags, Instrument Sup
plies, AapJ, Map Frames. ald Purchase of Waste
Saper Fun Information, with schedules and
eisnRs, eau be obtained upon application 10 the
Department o. the Weather Bureau Persoas
spplytnS should specify the cless Of a-ticles upon
winch taeY desire 10 submit bids. Bills must br
geNed ard addressed 70 the Secretary OF Agrir:ii-
Rsa p assordance with Instruction. J. STEER
LING MORTON. Serretary,
kDt1, u, lie, &c. 2, 7,ry2.e
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PROPOSALS FOR ICE AND WASHING TOWELS

PROPOSALS FOR ICE AND WASHING TOWELS
Navy Department. Washington, d. c., April 10,
1896 Sealed proposals, iEdorsed Proposals for
Ice, and addressed to the Secretary of the Navy,
will be received until TWO O'CLOCK Pm.
THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTH. 1896, to supply the
Navy Department and its various bureaus and
offices in Washington mot including the Navy
Yard, Navy Pay Office. Naval Hospital Naval
Observatory with ice during the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1897. The ice to be supplied must be the
best quality of northern ice ice equal thereto,
solid, clear, and free from snow other impur-
ities and must be delivered daily in such guam
titles may be required at the offices designa ted
Also at the same time and place, sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for washing towels and ad-
dressed TO the Secretary of the Navy will be re-
ceived from parties regularly engaged in such
business, for washing the towels Of the Navy De-
partment and its various bureaus and Offices I'm
Guiding Naval Observatory in Washington, during
the fiscal year ending June 90 1897. The depart
ment reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive defects in proposals In case of tie
in the bids the proposals to be accepted will be de-
cided upon by lot. The bidder whose proposals is
accepted will be requiRed to enter into contract
and give bond, with two more satisfactory
suretes in the penal sum of two hundred dollars
with the contract for Ice and fifty dollars for the
contract for washing towels for the faithful full
fllment OF the contract. Bids must be made in
duplicate upon forms which will be supplied upon
application to this department. w. McADOO, Act
ing Secretary of the Navy. ap11 is, 25&my2
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE WASHINGTON
sn q until M TS M St III h Ps
ENTH DAY OF MAY. 1896, to furnish said De-
year ending juua 50, 1881. In accordance with Ia
schedule Of articles which will be supplied to
persons and firms proposing to bid. The right to
reject any and alt bids to accept any portion
article in the schedule. is reserved Each bid
der will be required to furnish with his bid
ssn wa Of N es sn q the
contract which may be awarded him. Ali sam
ROOM Of the Department ten RioHARD e oL&E1
Secretary Of State. ap11 .13, l., rs. q. T.my2,6
PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
FOR THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.-Pos
PFRsna W.T. the day Fl;
they viii be opened in the presence Of bidders or
their authorized agents attorneys. for doing the
nisiug sucn coal wood ice, carpets chairs, cotton
cloth flor map mounting), soap closet paper, dust
ending June 80, 1897. Fiis are also invited for
msn and r old ate from the Mail 1'I Enp a Tp d.
vision. as well as for washing towels. blanks for
ineht Of the requirements TO be met in respect to
each article, and also the estimated quantity pob
stricions as TO the manner Of q bddn and nu the the
conditions to be observed by bidders, will he fur.
nished on application to tie Distressing Clerk and
Superintendent. Post Office Department Washing
ton. D. G. The Postmaster General reserves the
right to reject any all bids. to waive technical
defects and to accept any part of any bid and re-
1ect the oil er part. WM L. WILSON. Postmaster
General ap4 Iaw-4w
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WASHINGTON. d.
c., April 10, lS96-Sealed proposals will he re-
Cevsd at the office OF the chief clerk Dppartnlent
Of Justice. until TWO O'CLOCK PM, THURSDAY
MAY SEVENTH, 1896, for supplying the Depart
ment of Justice with the following articles and
services for the fiscal year ending June 3d. 1901:
Stationery, Fuel, Ice, Miscellaneous Supplies and
Washing Towels. Blank forms and other inforrna-
ton will be furnished by the chief clerk On appli-
cation. The department the right to waive
defects and to reject any all bids or parts of
bids. ap11 Is, is, 81. % 20 iny2S8
PROPOSALS FOR GRILLES, WIRE WORK, OR
Eamental Windows snd Skylights.-Ofice of
Building for Library of Congress, Washington
D. c., April o. Is96.-Separate sealed proposals
for grilles and wire work and for ornamental
windows and skyghts for the building for the
ccived at this Office until TWO O'CLOCK PM
On WEDNESDAY, TIE TWENTY SECOND DAY
OF APRIL. 1896. and opened Immediately there
after in presence Of bidders. Specifications
general instructions and conditions and blank
ferns of proposal may be obtained on applica-
tion to this office BERNARD r. GREEN in
charge. ap9,11, 141B1sZO
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING COAL SHED
Washington Barracks. D. c., April 10. 1896
Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received
here until NOON MAY FIFTEENTH. 1885, and
then opened for obstruction of a Coal She'd In
fOrma ton can he had application to IRA A.
HAYNES. list lieut., 4th arty., @. NJ.
ap1I ,21,my6,7
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL. ICE AND WASHING
TOwels.-United States Commission OF Fish and
Fisheries. Washington, D. c.. April II. 1896
Sealed proposals will be received by the under
signsd at This Commission until THURSDAY. the
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1895 at TWO
O'CLOCK PM, at which time and place they
will be opened i'll the preseEce of attending bid
deFs. for furnishing such Coal and Ice as may be
ordered during the fiscal year ending June 80,
1891. Bids also invited for Washing Towels.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids,
to waive technical defects and to accept any
part of any bid and reject the other part. Blanks
for proposals, with specifications of the require
nents to be met in respect to each article. and
also the estimated quantities probably TO be
qulrsd Of each. will he furnished application
10 the discussing agent. ]. ]. BRICE. Commits
sioEer ap1l, is, % my2,6
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PROPOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.-OF-
Zee of the Superintendent of the State, War and
Navy huiidins.-Sealed proposals. In duplicate,
Endorsed Proposals for Miscellaneous Items. -
Will be- received at this Office until TWO Pm.
TIL ISDAY. MAY SEVENTH, 1896, for fur
nish hing this office. during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1881. with soap. brushes, sponges,
paints. oils. towels. crash. nails screws, etc,
etc. Schedules forms of proposals and all neces-
sary information can be obtained upon applica-
lion To g.. W BAIRD. Chief Engineer. U. s NJ
Superintendent. up11 is. %, p nIyc&G
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FRGFoSAIS FOR STATIONERY. MATERIAL.
&c--Ofice Of the Public Printer, Washington. D.
G.. April IL. 1856 Sealed proposals will ne re-
cCivCd ar this office until TWO O'CLOCK Pm.
MAY SEVENTH. 1896. for furnishing stationery
fuel. ice. hardware plumbing and cleo tric sup
plies. lumber. &c. for the of the Govern
meHt Printing Office during the fiscal wear en- ling
June 30. 1897. Sealed proposals Will also he
received ut the same time for furnishing material
for the use Of the Government Printing Office
during the fiscal year ending June so 1907.
Tie right to reject any and all bids and to waive
defects is reserved Detailed schedules of the
Stationery fuel. ice and material required, ac-
ecTpanied 10y blank proposals. and giving the
regulations with which bidders must comply
oy De obtained by addressing this Office TIL
Y. EkNEDIC-I. Public Printer. anil. Is. .. my2
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PItUFISAIN FUK IOAII, PKDNENDER AND ICE
for the United States Naval OsrServat0ry.-Navy
DEPARTMENT, Bureau Of Equipment. Washing on.
u. G., April IL. lSsG.-Sraled proposals. in duuIi-
cate, addressed 10 the Chief Of the Bureau of
Equipment, Navy Department. Washington d.
q, vii! he received st this bureau until TWO
O'CLOCK PM. ON THURSDAY. MAY SEW
ETH, 1886 and publicly opened Immediately
thereafter. for the supply of the following artf-
Giles; Coal: provcCier and ice. to he delivered al
the United States Naval OiServatOr. Georgetown
Heights, Washington. D. C.. in accordance with
The speCIh"ati tons, which, with blank form of
proposals ard Instructions to bidders will be
supplied upon application this bureau The
BUREAU reserves the right TO waive infarnlalities
ard VIII reject any or all bids not considered
advantageous 10 the government. Responsible
security will be required for the faithful per
f1rrnance Of the contracts F. E CHADWICK
tiief of Bureau. apIf. Is 25SIny2
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND AIIsCEL-
laneous Supplies-Nayy Department, Washington,
cate, addressed to the Secretary OF the Navy, and
Endorsed Proposals for Stationery and MiscGi-
laneOus Supplies will he received at this de-
partment unit: TWO O'CLOCK PM. on THURS
Day, MAY SEVENTH, 1896, for furnishing such
Including the Naval Observatory and the Hydro
graphic Office in Washington during the fiscal
yeIr ending June 80, 1897. Blank forms OF pro-
posals giving the necessary Information, Will be
furnished on application TO this department: The
department reserves the right to waive defects
and to reject any or all bids. Contracts will be
awarded only to manufacturers of or regular
dealers in the articles to be furnished W. Nc
ADOO. Acting Secretary Of the Navy.
anil IL 21Smy2
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1896-06-13
Becoming CoIors In Dress.

Blends should not wear yellow and
brunettes Should not put on pale or
bright blde. Those who have brown
hair and blue eyes and who are neither
dark nor fair may wear certain shades
both of yellow and of blue, the middle
tints, which are neither vivid nor pale.
Pink is becoming to almost all young
girls, but should be avoided by those
who have high color or fiorid COM
plexions. There are so many shades
of green that almost everyone can find
one that suits her. The same may be
said of brown, but gray is different. A
dark girl must choose the grays which
have tinge of yellow or brown in them;
never the gray which is pure black and
white or that which shades on the blue,