For the Ladies.

Western Star, Issue 430, 26 March 1881, Page 2 (Supplement)

For the Ladies.

-1, . ; .. .-'V "I 1 iEvery.woman has; a mission,, on, earth. There is. ‘ * something todo ” for, every one A household to put in oirder ya child.to attend tb l’ some degraded ori homeless humanity to bbfribrid. t'hatkoul’is.pobr indeed that leaviss th'eWbrld Withbrit having erecftfdkn influence that? willbe felt fbrgpbd'afterfche hakjiasSed away.tXiAnon.i i I s "ji! Uttf. ,0:10 thb GbmplOxion.— wax*, two draehms of two. ounces' hog's lard, puti into an eathern jar,' which qfiacc in a saucepan with hot water* Stir until the im gradients assimilate, > then .rbmoko cfrbmSthe water gold j; put thamixtureipf toyose water, working the mass with the hand thoroughly, and changing, the. water until the cream is perfectly white'; return.tp the jar j arid’ hay essence ybuappTOvajwhencold’steep it in rose waiter, which charige' frequently, jjgjohri Adolphus, in, his Hecollecipns,. says': “ A. circumstance occurred worth men* tibn whefrmy father was at his riricle's for the holidays;' He went to call oria’lady of high fdShioh ! in Aiberi marld ‘street,!; When shb'saWhimshe exblaiiri-ed-,y“ Bless me,'Jacky, yoU hade a man’s hat!” It was: the‘first he had, andihe;hadcome:'on purposoito shew 1 ft. oTbeloyely jladyiputikpir, at .herself jri -the glass, ed^l“ v ishall,ri'dp in tha.park.in'.TOpr-ha.t,!” The.horsea came lihe door,aud she ,did go in ,his hat From, that day to this, the man’s hat hasbeen, the fashion. It ivasat once,adopted, and has .constantly kept, its ground,' and in 1 spite of bricasibnal attempts ait innovation: ’’ the Princess Beatrice/ : the youngest, Willtbon have:remained;the'longest liinmarried.: 'The Crown. Princess i of Germany ‘married akeight' een I; the. late Princess ■ Alice,; of; Hesse, iWaB married ;when shft was nineteen ; thejPrinoeas Helena married at twenty } : the; ‘Princess Louise,, who had Until> that time remained lbiiges.t single,- .when she triarried, the Mayfluis of about the same age : tliat her is,' that is twerity : thtee.' ( j lt i 8 natural'enough that there should: be gos dp aridramors-jiDout’the 1 wedded fate of'the last of - ißomancd n h’a‘S riot been absent'.from the < Stories) told aboilt'kcr, ! but the truth seems to be that the Priricess haa oH6sen,' t upr>to> tins' tilriejftb aud,rcomyanioa.!ofn.hbr another, ‘the: Queen, rather, than,.to, leay.ol Windsor,, BalinQttil, ..and ,\vi thou t «ny, of ,the of;the widowed hibriarbh ...J.,.....j-,