. Godey's lady's book . smajestys subjects by virtue of scents, paints, cosmeticwashes, artificial teeth, false hair, iron stays, bolsteredhips, or high-heeled shoes, shall incur the penalty ofthe law now in force against witchcraft and like misde-meanors ; and the marriage, under such circumstances,upon conviction of the offending parties, shall be nulland void. The Best.—Godeys Ladys Book has been pronouncedby competent judges to be the best ladys magazine inAmerica. Many others have tried to imitate Godey, butthey have never been able to come up to the mark.—Gazette and Eagle, Fayetteville,
. Godey's lady's book . smajestys subjects by virtue of scents, paints, cosmeticwashes, artificial teeth, false hair, iron stays, bolsteredhips, or high-heeled shoes, shall incur the penalty ofthe law now in force against witchcraft and like misde-meanors ; and the marriage, under such circumstances,upon conviction of the offending parties, shall be nulland void. The Best.—Godeys Ladys Book has been pronouncedby competent judges to be the best ladys magazine inAmerica. Many others have tried to imitate Godey, butthey have never been able to come up to the mark.—Gazette and Eagle, Fayetteville, N. Y. GODEYS ARM-CHAIR. 305 JUVENILE DEPARTMENT. Articles that Children can make for Fancy Fairs, or forHoliday Presents* WORK-BASKET FOR DRAWING-ROOM. This is a new and very pretty work-basket, suitablefor a drawing-room table. A wire frame is the founda-tion of it; the other materials are cerise, white ditto,white wool, cerise cord, white gimp, and a small pieceof white satin or watered silk, and cerise We will describe the form of the frame, that our friendsmay have it made. A round, about four inches and ahalf in diameter is formed very substantially of wire;this forms the base. Another round is made eight inchesand a half in diameter. These are covered by wires,which are repeated eight times in the round. First,two wires, three-quarters of an inch apart, are placed toconnect the two rounds. It will be well to put all thesesixteen wires on first, at the quarters and half-quartersof the circle. In each of the spaces between two otherwires connect the rounds; but instead of being putstraight up, they are bent into a zigzag form, increasingin size so as to fill up the space between the wires. An-other wire is taken and bent into eight points, to formthe feet. All these wires must be very closely and se-curely connected, to make the basket as solid as it shouldbe. A piece of stout cardboard forms the bottom of thebasket, and fits in the small round. The covering
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