The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-07
BELLIES AS MILkr1AIDS.
They Carry Glowing Cheeks and
Shining Pals.

Gov. COW, let down your milk,
Your teats are like saow, your hair ike
silk"
Two years ago the Princess of Wales
had a crying spell This was remarkable
for such sweet diSpositioned princess
as she has always been and a consult alton
OF doctors was called. The princess could
not stop crying. The air OF the street made
her weep the harder and the breath of
the lawn drove her into perfect pare xysms
of tears.
When used to cry like this III Denmark
when wasa girl, she said TO herphy stefan,
my mother sent me out to the dairy.
There we had milkwhIte cows with sweet
breath aud soft skin. and when sat down
To milk them they would swish their tails
aud send down the creamy milk III big
streams
Go milking now" ordered the physician.
Get out to Sandrngham, where the dogs
are. Get up in the morning. swing a milk
pail on your arm and learn cOntentedneSs of
the dumb beasts
ROYAL MILKING STOOL.
The princess did this ana got well. a
portrait OF her with IA er milking stool hangs
i'll the queens private breakfast room at
Windsor. II is blue stool with cOwsiiISS
painted on it. Victoria never would mix.
She liked her donkey and her ease too
well: but AIexandra found peace at tue
milking stool.
Som, time ago that Old favorite, Fanny
Davenport, lost her health. Nobody saw
her or hearC: of n er. nervous prOstra-
ton was said 10 be the cause OF her
retirement. Then came rumor from her
country place. She was milking two COWS
at dawn. Swimming the cream off yester-
days milk and finally chHrning little
l,l b,a, do in oh
until she could hft out great spoons Of
yellow butter. Then the report came that
she was well again.
Pretty women have known for a long
tine or the virtue of fresh milk and sweet
butter in health and good looks. The little
coaniFy place nestled away not far from
the ity and manifestiy TO supply the town
house with country products has been
really for the fFeshenng OF tn { complexion
and nerves.
When q certain very weuknown society
woman went to her doctor with a muddy
complexion, that distinguished worthy said
TO her: Don't come to me: take that
/ face somewhere else"
I Why. doctor, what do you nean?'
| replied she, startled and indignant
! Il mean literally what / say Take
! yourself ia your little country place ami
( wash your face with fresh milk every
! morning al ) O'Clock
But. doctor. where can get fresh milk
| al such an hour
MILK FOR BEAUTY.
Get At from the COW. Do Your own milk
| ing. Pour some ia a bowl and battle your
face withit. Let itdry on Drink some milk.
! Charm your cream. wash your face IN the
| buttcrmilk twice 4 day. Carry the milk
pail from the baru yourself. pour the milk
| into the pans with Your own hands; Do yoaf
I owndairy work. In a mont CTup aCk. and
| | will tell you what TO do next" Inside a
month she had forgotten the muddy coIn-
| picXIou. FOE 1t was "A thing or the far past.
/ The finest private dairy in the world he
| longs TO Levi P. Morton, who built IT
| after lis many daughters had begun to
grow to- girlho,d. Tpc dairy was for a
long time mana gvd by the family. a milk
| maid would DO tie butter work and the
Morton girls would tPtp ter They lived at