The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-06

bread and cocoa or weak tea; Don't drink
milk through the day, but just before going
to bed drink a glass of equal parts OF mill
and cream, with a whole wheat biscuit Tor
''cracker.') Don't hurry. Don't worry.
Don't try to be too entertaining and wear
out nerves in laughing and talking. Don I
work too hard. Don't read or sew at night.
Sleep eight or nine hours.
Red and white currants make beautiful
colored jelly. Raspberries and currants in
equal proportions make a delicious Jelly,
strawberries, raspberrieS, cherries and cur
rants in equal proportions, Blackberries
make a richly favored jelly, While that
made from black currants is especially
wholesome for the sick.
One may learn something even from the
despised tramp, says an exchange. A mem
Der of the fraternity of wanderers came to
an area door the other morning with a re-
quest for food, which he delivered to a
maid on her way to the back yard with an
armful Of mats. He asked II he might do
this work in payment for breakfast and
when he had thus, by an offer of such
recompense as he could give established
a claim to decent treatment he went on
with q bit of advice: Il m a carpet weaver
by trade he said land l know how rugs
should be taken care of. Did you ever
hear that an old piece of rubber hose, such
as you use to water the garden, is the best
thing to beat them With The maid had
never heard of this, but experiment proved
that the weaver tramp was right.
Earrings are again making their way
with us. RumOr has it that the more old
fashioned the more they will be in demand
so possibly we may once more see those
long dangling appenda6es, quite one and a
half inches long, which used to fall from
a ring that went through the ear and had
an ornamental clasp in front. The modern
reproductions err on the side of ShoWinesS,
so that the most garish among the old
ones will not be deemed unsuitable on that
account Everything EtruScan is in vogue
both in London and Paris, and among the
newest designs are chains falling from the
ears imprisoning minute figures other
chains displa ying jeweled pendants with
cluster earrings at the top composed or
every kind of precious stones. Hoops Of
pearls are a new and desirable notion for
earrings.
Those who admire the fineness and dura-
bility of the French ginghams or ZephyrS,
as they are now called, have tFem made up
in the simplest manner with belted waist
shrred around the neck, OF. with a bolero
Jacket of the Bingham in, for instance, a
pink gray and reseda color mixture with a
plain pink Bingham blouse vest, held by a
narrow leather belt, with a large box pleat
down the front. The revers of the plain pink
goods may be edged with rows or narrow
linen gimp that always launders Well other
models have the zephyr made up with a
short fitted basque bodice, with large
woke collar of open embroidery, loose from
the suit, which can be laundered without
the suit Another dresSy style shows the
bingham gown trimmed with belt and stock
collar of ribbon matching one of the colors
in the patterns. Paquin points of creamy
embroidered batiste edged with narrow
Valenciennes lace. finish the top of the high
collar and edge the sleeves at the wrist.