WISE WOMEN AS WIVES. So long as women were ignorant, men could pass small capital; but the g of woman lifts the mind two great forces—heredity traction. large bhrained mothers better men, and the sweotheart wise, as well ag kind, can ders with her Perkins Gilman in The assumption men make the stand in the face of fa moter and homeke cated nan « une Ey sonal ome <he ng wise wing man with and sex at make who Of do wou Jhariotte an lover, says UCCeSsS ignorant does : that wo best mothers not 0 primal, larger human world servi to ! now rising This it is gulf man and woman | past. ke had the home and the wor she had the home, but was an Ign« alien in the world. No full unic perfect accord, creatures different Much as we idealized the p mestic woman, in bitter fact not honored her; and cut off from the The shallow change. He work of her wife from the husband, lives have heretofore Have they merge housework, of 1 the hopele ne popel made betwean n the nm, no Wa&S open 10 50 she hi own one they 7? or in his whi mother in marriage THE FEEDING OF T A health teen months CERES, I finely minced evan dried gruel and moderate with the child to taste of nicious amount habi wale $4 Dg ules the gtantlv ima time mix botled ) Do ing syrup baby is and ralie question . pline will ha i attended to ser “3 15 not child Both mothe; child learns that wilt it nothing it will tion to nothing e the training cannot early not serful To ke« of rocking, t only highly but makes SOON i ¥ 184 CLOTH OF GOLD FLOWERS Among new triumphs of the coiffurs dressing is the little ¢pray of flowers and foliage made of gold gauze. It is very dainty and delicate, and is pin- ned low down at the left side, or high up or midway it moat becoming The golden ganze #£¢ worn at formal dinners, evening receptions. dances or balls, wherever full dress is required Very nearly the same designs are seen In woven silver net, and these accord well with costumes where sil Yor net or pearled ornaments deco. rate the gown, but though charming with a certain mystical glitter, the sil vered gauze flowers are not so becom. ing generally as the shining rose or chrysanthemum of glittering golden gauze. It 18 usual to buy a pair of such sprays, not exactly of the same size or shape, but always representing the same flowers. The smaller spect men is Intended for the colffure, the larger and more important cluster of blossoms is meant for COTRARS, espocially where the gown {8 decollete The corsage spray is usually placed at the left side of the rounded, or nate, heart shaped or square cut neck. wherever proves JWErs are the in the shops cloth of gold and cloth of sliver flowers. —Philadelphia Record. BEAUTY HINTS. applying cream or vaseline to the 3 always remember that if any ofl enters the eye it will produce inflam mation Here Is a good recipe for increasing the growth of the eyebrows: Red vase line, tincture cantharides one half ounce; ofl of lavender, fifteen of rosemary, hard red pimples should be applying hot water or hot times daily head, or oft ulation wr oil on in, and 1» means of a Wo ounces; drops; oil fifteen drops 20118 OF everal 0 a nto the cir the BINOVE soft excellent for cloans oftener than on rub corns on (ly as too tight [ trong brown Ww kit Now LB 1 a few yvears—New York NOVEL Of STOC nearwear th 1 ng, ont new IAVIOR #3 At Dotted face vells shown are cilaborate designs Toques and turbans made of irt with 4 h § I Revere cont bre # Are worn street ines f the preme, and there are all attractive and practical garments la Cupy a prominent place the trimming world nave increased astonishingly Champagne material shirtwaist is su kinds of thes #8 O de colared hine used Crepe is the for a fashionable reception gown. Small sacks and bags may be made of gold, with precious gems, or of simple leather, but they will remain in vogue an indefinite time. One of the new style shoes has what called the potato toe. This Is broad, tapering just at the end lke the veg etable from which it gets its name It not as becoming to the foot as some other styles, but it is smart Handsome pink silk stockings have sandal straps and boots of black, a very effective combination, and one much more practical than where the entire hose is of one color Hand painting is much in evidence nowadays. It is no surprise to come upon it on a beautiful imported shirt walst of Japanese crepe. where the daintiest of rosebiuda are scattered at intervals between the tucks and the {aggoting. Buttons, fringes, braids, tassels and inces, all of gold, satisfy the craze for ornateness, is is i New York Clty. ha Every woman w 8 ever been lll knows the necessity over the night gown without effort INVAIAD WHAP, This one, designed by amp:y fullills Is dainty that It is Tving ay that reqn Muautou, irewent an aud attractive at comfortable th DIES 1 time tion to it simple negligee or 3 ise De shown the mater Persian de 1in Habuta and is ti iny soft wo I'he wrap ir Renamed 8 cut out made with seam. with two twenty-one, o. thirty six one yard twenty » ] f # inches wide for ba Velvet ln Great Variety, Yelvet, visiting and anew and wonderful softness in many which is being wuch u EOWns, aud o« reception 1 varieties Bosides satin of some inlaid with spots stripes and others ors, which shade from brown to deep orange or from petunia to pale helio The trimming of velvet gowns is, of necessity, simple, and lance Jrishi much for this changeable col is used purpose, Variety In Silks, Never were silks more lovely or more varied. There are a dozen new weaves, some of the richest showing disks and figures of velvet ombre of the color of the ground or a contrasting shade, Many of the light colored silks are woven with velvet figures, flowers and leaves of the natural colors. Martele velvets resemble embossed velvets, but have gone through a slightly different process, giving the pattern a vague. shadowy effect. Skirt of Binck Broadeloth, Nothing could be prettier for the blue-eyed, blond-haired lass than a short-skirt of black broadcloth, cut so as to show the gracefol lines of the lithe young figure, and a black knitted jacket. The Intter has knitted revers In a baby blue running the length of the blouse front, and the narrow cuffs and rather wide rolling collar are of the same delicate shade, i { | : White and Brown, bination of white ¢ White clot! embroldered Tl OL i ii Lis also popul | stied in brow { y LOTS showing n glint of gold ful walsteont 5, alla cuffs, one handsome evening cont eloth applicae In brown velvet, gold i id broldered In brow frill { brow chiffon ! Zibeline Motifs more ————————————————— portion Is shirred cuff belug fire. is exceedingly id evening gowns material soft rring. It is cul fit the founda. snugly fitted, and ter the shirrings. of material required size is, for fancy threeqquarter yards le, two and one half yards twenty-seven inches wide, one and threeeighth yards forty. four inches wide: for shirred siceves, with cul.s, or for flowing sleeves two yards twenty-one, one and seve eighth yards twenty-seven, or one and one- . —— - it. the any of shi ahi SILT red to muinates The quantity the mediom two and inches tity twenty-one wi or DRESS SLEEVES, quarter yards forty-four inches wide, with one yard of allover lace shirred sleeves with cuffs and two yards of applique for flowing siseves. { i i ! i Miss Rose Hennessy, well known as a poetess and elocutionist, of Lexington, Ky., tells how she was cured of uterine inflammation and ovaritis by the use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. “Dean Mas, Pixgnas:—I have been 80 blessedly helped through the Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound that | feel DGS ¢ t at it may help some other woman suffering as | did ars | en’ *d the best of health and thought that I would always I attended parties and receptions thi ly clad. and would be suddenly but 1 did rot ink of results. I caught a bad cold eighteen this caused inflammation of the womb rerugating pains and kept getting worse getable Compound and the w I made up my mind to try it months snd Within one wont: [ feit much and was entire 16 t but 4 it but just to a le honing th ; hoping th nderful for tw better ly well 4 vw fool “£8 AV iTienas to use i nd all express Hosx Noma ia we results as | Lexington. Ky was The experience and testimony of some of the most noted women of America go to prove beyond a question that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will correct all such trouble and at once, by removing the cause, and restoring the organs to a normal and healthy condition. Mz - About two years ago I cor h had become so wretched t ut. I had severe backache, bearing-down pains, VETy nervou irritable, and this The physicias escribed for me, but ery t he was unable to help me, and I then decided try Lydia E. Pinkham’'s Vegetable Compound, and was doing me good. My appetite w suited a phy. “Dear hat I was no “1 Pixxnax: } te hy wl HPAI Wi Was month. thin to soon found that the pains disappear. AS returning, i IMNATKe( i I was, and after I was completely o1 ACKE When a medicine has been successful in restoring to health more than a million women, you cannot well say without trying it “I do not believe it will help me.” If you are ill, do not hesitate to get a bottle of Lydia E. PS hams Vegetable Compound and write Mr«. Pinkham at Lynn, Mass, for special advice. Her ade vice is free and helpful. Write to-day. Delay may be fatal. ) FORFE!IT I! weeannot forthwith produce the orig etters ani signatures of i Aig, wi i Will pr we the absolute ges oy Lydia KE. Pinkham Med, Co, Lynn, Mass. 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