Oheap Living in Washington.
A Washington letter says : I know
of a woman in Washington who occu
pied a small, dark, inside room on the
fifth floor of a tolerably fashionable
hotel. She, to use a theatrical ex
prcssion,faked out her meals —that is,
she arose at 10 or 12, bought a second
hand newspaper for a cent and wend
ed her way to a small saloon on Penn
sylvania aveuue whose proprietor had
grown rich by making a specialty of
delicious coffee and Yienna rolls and
fine butter. He charges 10 cents for
tbis little lunch. This Mine. Itine
rant would breakfast on her cup of
coffee and roll. Then she went up to
Congress, invariably riding in tho
three-cent car. There is a bobtail car
running up to the Capital, the fare in
which is only three cents, and some
folks are so aristocratic they are
ashamed to be caught riding in it.
Mine, would visit a few ot the mem
bers, 101 l for a while in the gallery of
the House and sit just long enough in
the Senate gallery to secure recogni
tion by a sniile or a bow, from such of
her Senatorial friends as happened to
be on the floor, and after picking up a
few choice items of gossipy news, the
conversational coin with which she
paves and pays her social way, my
Mine. Itinerant gets back by two o'-
clock to her dingy inside room. At 3
she comes out resplendent in a non
pareil velvet dress and, card-case in
band, starts on the round of calls. She
goes from house to house and daintily
and deliberately eats her lunch at each
place. In the course of ten visits
Madame has more than satisfied the
cravings of her stomach and has dined
and supped for the dav l>o you
wonder that I call this ''faking out
one's meals ?"
When Baby was sick, we pave her Castoria,
When she Vas a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
A Cold-Footed Lady.
Madam, allow me to prescribe for
you. I have had a long experience
in the management of delicate women,
and believe I can give you some im
portant advice. For the present I
prescribe only for your feet:
First—Procure a quantity of wool
e l stockings, not such as you buy at
th 3 store under the name of lamb's
Wool, that you can re ad a newspaper
through, but the kind that your Aunt
Jerusha in the country knits for you,
that will keep your feet dry and warm
in spite of wind end weather.
Second—lf you want to be thorough,
change them every morning, hanging
the fresh ones by the fire during the
night.
Third—Procure thick calf skin
boots, doable uppers and tripplc soles,
and wear Ihcm from the first of Octo
ber to the first of May. Make fre
quent applications of some good oil
blacking.
Fourth—Avoid rubbers altogether,
except a pair of large rubber boots,
which may be worn for a little time
through snow drifts of a Hood of wa
ter.
Fifth—Hold the bottoms of your
feet in cold water a quarter of an iuch
deep just before going to bed two or
three minutes, and then rub them
bard with rough towels and your nak
ed bands.
Sixth—Now, madam, go out trecly
in all weathers, and, believe me, not
only will yonr feet enjoy a good cir
culation, but, as a consequence of the
good circulation in the lower extremi
ties, your bead will bo relieved of all
its fulluess, and your heart of its pal
pitations. Your complexion will bo
greatly improved, and your health
made better in every respect. — IlaiVs
■Journal of Health.
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A T
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ICE CREAM AND FAN
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—
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sewing on aahuttlo Machineftltcr having i.ic.lour
new l'atcut AUTOMATIC.
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