The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-28

WOMAN'S WORLD.
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not desirable. Proper care of he body,
proper diet, proper exercise. with proper
bathing, will produce the normal condi-
tion-in which condition the heat viii
not Cypress any one. Let me especially
caution against the too sudden checking
of perspiration. Millions of canals or
tubes from the inner part of the body
open their little mouths at the surface. as
ceaseless as the flow of time, a fluid con-
tanning the wastes and Impurities of the
system is passing outward and is emp
tied out of the skin. This fluid must have
exit or we die in a few hours. If it does
not have vent at the surface of the body
It must nave some internal escape Ma
ture abhors shocks as she does a
cuu Heat distends the mouth Of
these ducts and promotes a larger and
more rapid flow Of the contained fluid; on
the other hand. cold contracts them, n
the fluid is at first arrested, then
damned UP, and then it rebounds. II
these mouths are gradually closed Nature
has time to adapt herself to the circum-
stances by opening her channels into the
great internal waterways of the body.
and no harm follows; hence the safety
and wisdom of cooling off slowly after
any exertion. and the danger of cooling
off rapidly under the same circumstances.
Encourage Precipitation. under proper
conditions and with proper precautions.
Always keep the surface Of the body
warm and clean. and at the end Of the
season you will be mentally, morally and
physically sound"
If there's one thing that even the meek
est minded cannot bear with equanim:tv'
it IS being credited with more eating or
more ~sieening than he IS willing to adj
NIT. says "Demorsst's Monthly"
Accuse him. if YOU VIII Of treason,
stratagem or spoil. but unless you desire
suggest that his appetite has improved
or that he ought to thank his stars he's
such q sturdy sleeper.
II is occult why such impeachments
should be received rs a reproach, invari-
ably provoking challenge or defense.
IF I'm eating today as long as you
are" the accused will caustieallv explain,
cts because I eat nuc more slowly;
and as for s~leeping-why. he'll call the
gods to witness that he heard the clock
strike almost every hour of the night!
Few are %courageou enough to confess a
snore or to plead guilty to a surreptitious
nap.
IT'S one of the drollest human idiosyn-
crasies.
The prestige of a small appetite in
which a certain little invalid was reveling
the other dav vas rudaly blasted. reGue-
ing the small victim to tears. upon the
discovery that voracious young brethren
had consumed the untasted delicaciss
taken away from the sick rooml And
mamma would never find out what 4 tiny.
weeny appetite she had, Oh, If was TOO
hard! It's a very sentimental thing
one's stomach.
Belts of all sorts are the most conspieu-
Gus detail of dress this season. Some are
made of satin. velvet and silk embroid-
cred with beads and appliqued with lace,
others are developed in the different
varieties of skins.
For light ducks and piqnes nothing is
quite as delicate as the narrow white kid
belt which is scattered over with tiny
cut steel beads set in groups of three
an II AtditSl dDpIDdC0 III eiGSdllce
TO the white kid girdle is the series of
metal squares which are linked together
with gold or silver links and set with
semi-DreSous stones.
Dull russell leather mounted with ster-
ling silver makes an attractive belt and
hoids an important place among the sea-
sons expensive models.
Women whose sole thought is simplicity
cling fondIy to the band of striped or
plaid ribbon which can be quickly at
tached to any buckle.
Among the new skins is elephants
hide, which is of a light tan color. A
neat way to decorate this kid is to ap-
plique fiat metal circles all around it at
frequent intervals.
The last, bu by no means least attract
i've, belt of the season. is also in ele-
phant's hide. 1t is dyed a bright scarlet
in color and striped with narrow bands
of black 1t is finished with a clover leaf
buckle in bronze set with bookstores.
Buckles are particularly pretty this
summer and it is interesting to note the
wide originality in the designs which
adorn my lady's waist.
In a certain patriotic family, where
Chinese lanterns innumerable have been
provided for piazza decorations. and yards
of bunting for ~draperies, a novel front
door hanging has been manufactured in
the form of a p~ortiere gorgeous with the
national co1ors. 1t is made of heavy
white burlap. with a twelve inch trimming
or border a little distance from the top
Of the hanging, and the second border
half a yard from the bottom. This Dor
der is made by pulling out half a dozen
or more of the strands across the ma
terial, leaving a space, and pulling out
half a dozen more. This is repeated un-
til the desired width of the border is
obtained.
With red and blue colored woods each
edge of the threads is b~uttonholed with
irregular stitches, fastening the threads
together in little clusters with small
stitches of the wool, and letting il run
from one cluster to the next. Then al
ternate strips of red and blue ribbons
are run through these openings. These
| portieres, unlike the bunting and the an
! terms. will make desirable summer hang
ings through the season by removing
the patriotic ribbons and finishing the
borders with beads and sequins strung
upon the wool, hit and miss" giving
quite an Oriental effect to h durable
burlap.
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