The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-11-28
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and believe that right and truth
wrong no man.
Saggitarius people are very apt .
be misunderstood. They see so clear
ly, think so quickly, and because of
this natural intuition are SO sure of
being correct that they often strike
sQuarely against the opinions and
prejudices of those about them. This
leads to discussion, unrest, and per-
haps serious quarrels. They cannot
bear to see suffering. The first i'm
pulse is to relieve it, and they spare
neither time, money or strength in
this work This labor is always one
of the heart, but, strange to say, it
is usually repaid with ingratitude.
Their generosity and goodness are
constantly taken advantage of. These
people have very expressive eyes
and are fine looking. The silent ones
are usually tall and slender, those who
are shorter and more robust are very
graceful in their movements.
These people are quick to anger
and quickly over it, combative and
determined. AS enemies Saggitarius
people go to extremes. They may
forgive, but they never forget, they
are unreasonable in their desire to
help those they love, and are jealous
and over-sanguine in whatever they
undertake. They are unwilling to
wait for proper times and seasons,
and desire to rush through every
mir of Jn1rly &c
itself An unfinished task is an in
tolerable affiiction; therefore, Saggi-
tarius people, especially the women
are likely to sacrifice health and
good nature in their determination
to finish what they commence. Those
born in a less active sign cannot see
how it is possible for one to be for
ever busy. These people expect too
much of others. They are quick to
observe, to plan and to do, and they
make small allowance for those who
are less gifted in such practical re-
spects. Until they have learned self
control they are act to be very exact
ing and domineering. The bluntness
of Sagittarius people is the cause of
much unnecessary suffering to 9th
ers, they should learn to be gentle
in speech and to give out the truth
with discrimination; they should
teach themselves not only to forgive
but forget ingratitude
The governing planet is Jupiter,
and the gems are diamond and tur-
quoise. The astral colors are gold
and green.
Mrs. James Broderick paid a very
pretty compliment to Frances Jur-
gens-Kleinschmidt's pupils who are
studying burnt wood Last Saturday
they were all invited to spend the
afternoon at the cosy home of Mrs
Frederick and about half past two
they appeared with glove boxes, foot
stools, panels, tankards and breau
boards to burn.
Typography, or wood etching, is the
art of decorating wood or leather by
means of heat, the design being burnt
into the article to be decorated. The
origin of this unique scheme of dec
Grafton is not as obscure as it might
at first sight appear; in the days
when art and conviviality went hand
in hand in England, when the tavern
was club house, it was the wont OF
artists who gathered for their quiet
smoke to exercise their passing in
SEPARATIONS on the walls around them
as mementos of the festive occasion
A poker heated red in the fireplace
was the tool used for this purpose
With it they sketched upon the walls
the creations of their fancy. Pyro
graphy is now executed by the use
of platinum point, and it has the
peculiar property of absorbing the
benzine gas used for heating and O
feeding upon the vapor conveyed tt
the point by the India rubber bel
lows. The interior arrangement o
the point consists of small plati
mum sheath, partially enclosing a fin,
coiled platinum wire, which, extend
ing some way beyond it, is again in
| closed by the outer and larger sheatl
J of the same metal. The process ma,
w oppiiOa hoI oAiy W piIlOIldl Oi
| fects on wood, but also on leathe
| and velvet, as may be seen by visit
| ing Mrs. Kleinschmidt's studio.
, All kinds of furniture pictur
frames, screens, covers of books
r etc, will suggest themselves to tn
: lady who has the craze.
;. The owner of country house il
: England has had the Legend @
e Sleepy Hollow done in pyrograph
on the wood work of the fire place
y the rich sepia tints lending then
: selves beautifully to the poetic worl
= The ladies, Or rather, some of ther
e have taken deep interest in thi
k fascinating work. and many of thel
r have had results which will max
d them feel well repaid for the tim
y and labor spent on wood burnin,
=, AhOut 4.S0 dainty rafrnrhmap1