New-York tribune., 1905-02-13

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of heat or cold rarely or ever have good COM
,evions saws .'Harpers Bazaar. 1t is the daughters
OF temperate climates whose pink and white UNITS
are usually so enviable- Coming from q not %
cold room should therefore be avoided as much as
possible The bedroom should be OF the same tenn
T,erat11re as the living rooms: but it is Infinitely
preferable to sleep in cold room rather than have
It warmed by gas IRE or OH stove, COlns Z -IO,a =,
stand in the open doorway while waiting Tor a
carriage The cold air striking upon the face. oftsn
already flushed and dry by reason OF the hot room;
has most injurious effect there1ore a scaSI saooo
be thrown over the face till the carriage comes
A method OF growing bulbs IN any pretty dish
that may be chosen without drainage OF any kind
will be welcomed by most housekeepers This can
be done. says authority. by using hhre instead
OF earth. Many seedsmen sell fibre for the pur-
pose and cocoa fibre refuse may be used The
fibre should be soaked in water couple OF days.
Then m 6oo 5sW Of Ps % vase f on bS% bsor S b yt m
purities that may arise ana on Iop OF TINS snorla
touch one another and finally the vessel Is filed
nearly the rim with fibre and gently pressed
down The bulbs are now set In q COOL airy place
not oyeTmolst When they show ,b an inch cha 0s gTo'A
A touching story OF the love Of a little Arab girl
for Queen Alexandra is told by Colonel Henry
KuoIlys in a recent number OF "Blackwood's Masa-
zine" The child was patient in the Victoria Hos
pital at Damascus when Colonel Knollys saw her
draw from under her pillow rough common:
frayed picture. which she had rescued from some
swtepings OF Illustrated papers 1t portrait
Of the. Queen Of E9gland and the child had 5or-
dered it with colOred paper and decorated u with
loop OF blue ribbon Colonel knOllys asked her II
snd she snsWsred .ei the beautiful lady IN Eng
land l send my wish that she may have the peace
OF God"
At a recent meeting OF a wOman's club physi-
clan who gave a lecture on tuberculosis told the
following story;
"One day a woman who was suffering from tuber-
culosis was brought To my attention. and
could not get her away from her work for a rest
Ia the country I did The best thing-gave her
directions about ventilation. etc and prescribed
tonic to build up. / did not see her again for
md her exactly as thin as ever In fact. she
We Ehcd several pounds less than at the time
first hec.
ION. YES. SIR she replied. I've took It three
times dav lust as YOU said
but my dear woman said 7 YOU wouldn't
have those hollow cheeks II had This tonic
always gives person a nne appetite --- Yes sir.
swer but I didn't get nothin' much 10 eat
4 picture IN miniature OF the human eve IS the
latest craze IN English society. according 70 Home
Not.s~ IL is not "a novelty. but the revival OF
Quaint fashion OF the eighteenth century. set prob
ably BY Cosway the famous miniature painter
AT any rate he has the reputation OF being the
eyes that ne portrayed vas that OF the beautiful
Mrs. FItzherbert the morgSnatie wife or george
~. In the eve miniatures or to-osy ule eye ~
painted fe size and the coloE OF the IT'S tnS SAdus
and curl OF the cyelashes. the form OF the I'd and
the shape OF the brow, are all Indicated queen
Alexandra the Princess Henry OF Piesss her sister
the Duchess OF Westminster and the Countess OF
warwick among the women VINO have Sfvun
orders tor eye pictures. Il Is SAID