The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-07-20

| have richer pastures called their own
meadows knee-deep in lush blie grass and
white clover living either side Of Richland
Creek.
There are a hundred and fifty Of them--
! high grade Jerseys. or full bloods of the
most famous milking strains. The NUM-
Der in milk ranges from 20 to 1850. The
milking is 4 pretty sight. indeed. The
sleek, d~eer-eyed, fa~ll-uddered. creamy
skinned creatures come in from the pas
lures and rangcthenlsclTes each in her APP
pointed stall. The stalls i'll three sides Of
Outside there runs q trough for the drs'
feed winch serves as an appetizer Tor the
abundant grass. In the middle as Well as
about the pastures there are ironwofK
baskets, open underneath, each Win us
unp OF pure rock salt.
Fl1e stout ana Jolly black men do the
mliAing- lney are marveiously rapid SIM
mere nlarvelousiy skillfnl They use aeep
IN palls, ana can make the milk streams
play tunes upon the bottom OF them
1ankee Doodle or sDlxie"-as the near
ers mcline 70 hear.
lney work IN happy rivalry. as TO who
shall milk quickest ana cieanest- AS soon
Is ehe TWO COWS are striped clean, tney
are sent away TO pasture without waning
. ne rest.
ne mixing sned IS a good way OH tae
uairy proper 20 Whlch the milk = Wheetea
~ ueep an cans ifept scrupulonsly cisah.
me GARY itself rs a picturesque gray
seohe pulialhs. wlth IVY upon one wall
ana a CLIMBING rose piossoming fiotlons'S
over the IGOR.
ihe income IS s9,Wo a year, and. says
tine squire. my daughters neee ehat Tor
pm money.
h glove of most Importance, while
July is with us and August near. buttons
on the back.
That is. its catch and opening are at
the back instead of the inside of the wrist.
At first. in white Egyptian leather or
dogsKin' THESE were made exclusively for
perfarafiors disfa,rod 49, ,,a,m ana
knuckIes Of he kid ana the comfort a.
+bis ,andgaa 1. at-,a,,s
Ever coxato,,e woman trisd ~ l,er bns-
band,s sio,,as ana lev sama4hina ,,oro
than inforencae 4barof,om Now sba ,s
wearing CLOVES thar b,tton IN The bacl,
in her doocart ana in tho dra WING room
Those for tba doacart AFRO u-aeb leatbar
two-bnttoned and often stitched and
bound with colored silk and kid. For tbe
drawing room they are lovely gray and
fawn suede. and caught with three gold
jewel powdered clasps at the back of the
wrist. Clever. too. are the woven isle
gloves that the s%crupulous summer girl
wears in the salt water. She buys them
white or flesh tinted and they draw Just
over the wrist or clear UP to the elbow.
Evidently they are giving great satisfae-
ton, and for this reason most bathing
dresses are made with short sleeves II
is apparently far more agreeable to swim
in long Isle gloves than long fanne1
sleeves, and to go bare armed into the
water under a hot July sun is a deed no
conscientious woman dares.
- snae "ouen WEARS
opeias : hol more I'M
asassaa = common SMOKED
n3ya,,a,. 4,a+ ~ y me
fas,ion aIs.,as S lo"e VI
a. - 49, W DeAs ~
~ sossies %
ndonstasa eteaiiS
- 49, a,ts 49, eyes nave hopning
- weati"s = these glasses
- = - = tnis summer
? eonipleAioh me season $
2 iounu thap taxing a sun
Jun olsaIs 'he eyes. san al day IN the
800 s'ase anu you VIII get magnificent
y pion1eu' pue 10 preserve the eyes soft
ahu prlsiH some protection must be
sought me realization sent the girls
paeNias 20 the 9eWeler, ana he has put on
the market a glass. 1t is go~ld-trimmed or
nov as you please, n If you are a
proWn-eyed girl you buy the glass that is
stained a soft, palish brown; if you have
black eyes, then take glasses flushed with
green; # blue are 0 III eyes, by all means
select blue glasses, and go your way re-
joicing.
The crystal is not ground to magnify.
but to cast a grateful shade betwixt vo,1r
ender pupils and the sun In no instance
is a deeply toned glass used Their colors
resemble those seen in thin sn,oko4 on
FROSTY dav Tbronob tbair aa1foa+o ,o,1
ing the color in the ava,s ir5s l. in+ansieaa
lashes seem v,ondorf,n,- b1aa,1 "a 49,,
and MANY an otbor,,ira -
dies dorbl,- horhad So - et4s
traaabara, 49, 0 e"is