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THE PHOTOGRAPHER. A FEW PRACTICAL HINTS ESPECIALLY FOR THE LADIES. Always listen to the suggestion of the Artist—How to Make the Best of An Enhandsome Countenance—Short Neck and Long. First decide what style you will have—lust, three-quarter figure, or full length. The first two are the prevailing modes the last implying a more elaborate toilet. Now secure your sitting. It is always better to do so, thus obviating the annoyance of waiting. Before leaving the studio, unless the appointment is made by letter, consult the photographer as to your dress, etc. Let him know what it is to be. You may be undecided which of several to use. It then may be a choice in color or in cut edge. He will tell you at once which is best. He may request you to try more than one, and in the absence of such invitation you will be expected to pay extra for the experiment. While you are talking with him about dress he is studying your face, expression and form generally. If he also be an artist, and experienced, he may see at a glance that your customary way of dressing the hair is not becoming, for strange as it may seem, comparatively few women have the knack of arranging their hair in the most demanded by their face. While he knows that the portrait must not be ruined by the hair being done up in an unfamiliar way, he may yet give you a few invaluable suggestions. For instance, he may request you to be more careful in dressing the left side than the right, thus signifying that the left side of the face is better. Few have both sides alike. There is often almost as much difference as between two persons. The nose is much or little to one side; one eye is smaller, because one of those more there is a depression over that spot where a tooth has been extracted. The unveneous shaping of the lips alone may decide which side of the face should be prominent. You laugh rather to one side and by the by, there is always something pretty about such a laugh—and you have developed a dimple, which, and experience teaches the photographer, will be demanded of him. But, as it happens sometimes, he may fail to detect the slightest difference between the right and left, but he still requests you to take special paints with a certain side of the hair as he prefers to show that side of the face. This is because in every other detail the light is better at one end of the room than at the other, and he is also trained to place his hats there. Now, and not when you come to sit, is the time for you to tell him what you prefer. You wish a three-quarter face, or a front view, or a profile; you have studied the characteristics of your face for years, and have so deserved. He intends responsibly, but his eyes has searched out all the little things Uray's only compensations were no friends. Any one who knows Uray's letters to and about his young friend Bonadiette, knows how close and warm it is possible for friendship to be—Arthur Benson in Macmillan's Magazine. Kentucky Mountain Museum. While the mountain men are generally unprepossessing in appearance, having thin frames, thin faces, thin scraggly boards and trembling open mouths, the young women are fair. Their cheeks are red, their forms are plump and rounded, their limits taped and carriage is graceful. When they laugh, which they do frequently and heartily, they show white teeth. In spite of the fact that they learn to smoke stoneware pipes with fish pole systems at an age that would compel a northern man to marry a very young lad if he would have a wife with a bearable breath. The forms of the mountain girls are such as nature provides. There are thousands of them who never saw a cornet, and who never will; neither do they hang their hair, but they are no less attractive, even to northern eyes, on account of either peculiarity, and if one doubts this, let him come down here and see for himself. Mouth of Pond P.O. (Ky.) Cor. New York Sun. PICTURE FORGING. IMITATING: THE "OLD MASTER" DONE PIGHT IN NEW YORK. Making Sporious Paintings and Signing Them with the Names of Famous Artists—An Art in Himself—How It Is Done. Did you know that picture forging on a grand scale was being done right here in New York? A well known connexion of a reporter recently. The reporter did not know it and naked for the particular concern such an enterprise. It is a shameful truth," continued the writer's informant. "that there are at least half a dozen artists in this city unknown to the public as such, who are constantly engaged in making spurious paintings and signing such work with the names of famous artists." The men who make these pictures are all young—artists get talented, and without an exception have revived the best training afforded by the foreign schools. It is within their means to make for themselves enviable reputations, but their love for ready money is greater than their ambition. They have long and carefully stashed the works of these noted painters whose pictures they imitate, and for which there is a constant and ever increasing demand. They produce a finished painting on an average of one month. They imitate the work of such painters as Houseau; Dupré, Danbigny, Millet, and Corot; putting on their canvases without compensation were no friends. Any one who knows Uray's letters to and about his young friend Bonadiette, knows how close and warm it is possible for friendship to be—Arthur Benson in Macmillan's Magazine. J.M.Griffith Company LUMBER DEALEY Near Hallroad Depot ANAHEIM Keep constantly on hand Doors, Blinds, Windows MOULDING Posts, Shakes, Shingie LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PA NAHEIM GRIST MILLS OPERATING Wednesdays and Naturdays of each week. Grain, Feed, Meal, Klee, of all varieties, shellied and shipped. E.E.MORRIS, Manager California Dept. Amory Bigelow Commission Merchant & Jobber in Now, and not when you come to it, is the time for you to tell him what you prefer. You wish a three-quarter face, or a front view, or a profile, you have studied the characteristics of your face for years, and have so decided. He intends respectfully, but his eyes has searched out all the little secrets of anatomy, and fathomed your bad reasons for this and so. You are afraid of that shock bene, you do not say, so he knows it, and is studying how to retire it and lose it in the timing of the background. You are conscious of these wars, they are large, and stand well out. A photographer knows how mindful an antagonist is an ear that projects at right angles from the head he knows that there is usually but one way to sublime it, and smiles inwardly at your emphatic demand for a full front, which means that both ears shall show equally. When he says "full face" he means a pose that almost entirely loses one ear. Perhaps you insist that he do not make you a profile you often replace that you live in an age when silhouettes are out of fashion. The prominence of your nose forbids it, or a long chin puts it out of the question. A side face is just the thing for you; the photographer sees it at a glance for, again, strange as it may appear, the possibilities for a profile do not depend so much upon the features as upon the hair and neck dressing. A slight tip to the head one way or the other lengthens or shortens the features, and the photographer, in manipulating his light and shade, may refine or render them stronger at will. He will tell you not to arrange the hair till you come to the studio, for a very short distance, especially in damp or blustering weather, will win it. He will probably request you not to dress the neck too high or tight, or man exact cross with the fore part of it lying close under the skin, for all things, the present high mode of dressing the neck is distressing to an artistic photographer. It is done because the lady has a short neck—a long one, or it is thin, and the coats must be combed. It is done for it is the fashion. This is all a mistake. You are surprised when the photographer says it, for there is a touch of bitterness in his tone. He illustrates his meaning by winding the lapels of his skirt tightly around his neck. "You see," he said, the effect on a long free limon mouth. It overhangs and becomes almost defined, while a round face becomes button shaped, and none of the little trunks of hair dressing or expression can remedy it. No, it's all a mistake. If your neck is short, as you say, do not lose what you have lower the drapery; do a little jubilous berrifying, and protest the face that was found becomes oval. In any case the neck must not be held for all the action and grace of position in a bust portrait centers there. Never ask your friend to enter the operating room with you. It embarrasses the artist, and is almost certain to ruin your expression; in fact, few photographers will allow anyone one to enter the glass room with the sitter. Remember that a bright sunlight is the worst light you can have. Choose if possible, a day with an overcast sky; a snowy day is excellent. The early part of the day is to its preferred, say between the hours of 10 and 12 a.m., and then the light is more active, and the photographer has not been wearied by a score of sittings. Black dark green, cranium, brown and yellow take nearly the same shade. A dress cut low in the neck always seems much higher in a photograph than in any unknown room to the public as such, who are constantly engaged in making spurious paintings and signing such work with the names of famous artists. The men who make these begin pictures are all young—as artists get talent, and without an exception have received the best training afforded by the foreign schools. It is within their means to make for themselves enviable reputations, but their love for really money is greater than their ambition. They have long and carefully stained the works of these noted painters whose pictures they imitate, and for which there is a constant and ever increasing demand. They produce a finished painting on an average of one month. They imitate the work of such painters as Rousseau, DuPaupé, Danguy, Millet, and Corot, putting on their canvases every idiosyncrasy of these masters' handling, copying the mannerisms and using the same combination of colors, all of which they have reduced to a fine state of perfection. They know the favorite subjects of the great painters, and make only such pictures as are popular and get big prices. AS ART IN ITINELS. "The forgery of an artist's signature is an art in itself. The American picture market is flooded with these spurious paintings by artistic counterfitters. The latter often receive large sums for their most clever imitations, which are sold to miscrept dealers, who in turn sell them to wealthy but inexperienced amateurs, who believe they are purchasing the original work of the master whose name occupies a conspicuous corner of the canvas. If by any chance, however, the amateur finds that he has been swindled he will tell no one, as such a revelation would reflect discreditably upon his knowledge and goal judgment as a collector. "Picture forgery is rampant in Europe, and tons of bogus old masters—and not a few forgeries of modern ones—are annually turned out and quickly bought up by parvenu collectors. Such despicable business is comparatively rare in this country. I know of one picture torger who devotes himself exclusively to painting landscapes in the manner of Corot. He has a stereotyped subject: a raver-shore view with a single tree, a white softage clearly reflected in the water, and a sky of sourrying clouds. This man is continually grinding out such a picture, sediment varying the subject, and so dexteriously imitating the unique brushwork of the great Frenchman that none but an expert or special student of Corot's work can detect the difference between a genuine painting by the latter of a similar subject, and a fraudulent picture by this clever counterfeiter." The latter lives in the greatest style, surrounded by every luxury that money can procure. He has a host of friends who suppose him to be a rattler designer and entertains them right royalty. He has his studio on the top floor of his political residence, and there surreptitiously paints his begos Corot landscapes. He receives enormous sums for his work, but has extremely unhappy man living as he does in constant fear of exposure and arrest. He is, however, more fortunate than his brother counterfeiters, who are for the most part under the thumb of a dealer, and being a degree less clever and ludicrous, are barely able to escape out a comfortable living by the means of their pictorial frauds. It is highly unsatisfactory occupation, to say nothing of its business and consequent dangers."—New York Evening Sun. An Artful Dedger Caught. Mrs Hicks Lord has been doing a part of the season at Washington. A well known lady corresponded called on her wife of a representative and said: "I am dying to call on Mrs. Hicks Lord and describe her apartments, but I don't know her and haven't anybody to introduce me. Now, if you will let me have that beautiful but of embroidery on the table, I will go on pretext of showing it to her and getting her to order one like it." The bargain was struck Never ask your friend to enter the operating room with you. It unmasses the artist, and is almost certain to ruin your expression; in fact, few photographers will allow any one to enter the glass room with the sitter. Remember that a bright sunlight is the worst light you can have. Choose if possible, a day with overcast sky; a snowy day is excellent. The early part of the day is to be preferred, say between the hours of 10 and 12 a.m., and then the light is more active, and the photographer has not been wearied by a score of sittings. Black, dark green, crimson, brown and yellow take nearly the same shade. A dress cut low in the neck always seems much higher in a photograph than to an observer. A masculine face is softened and refined by a soft neck dressing, a bit of lace being preferable to the stiff standing collar.—Harper's Bazar. An Inaudible Laugh. In one of his letters to the beautiful Theodora, Aaron Burr implored his daughter to cultivate an inaudible laugh, and that is precisely what fashionable women are doing in Chicago. The training is individual, and may be pursued to suit the face, features and fancy of the anti-laughter, who mirror, in cool studies her glass continually. If the chin is pretty in contact and sewing and tooth white, the pupil must learn to laugh with her lips, but wear a rigid brow and steady eyes. Are the teeth unsightly, then she will have a wolf-like time for the mouth must be kept closed, and how to laugh with the eyes and not wrinkle the face is a task. Handbooks and teachers of the art of expression tell the students to train the eyes to smile, and caution them against the habit of tightly closing the eyes when a pleasing sensation is felt, a haunt which prematurely wrinkles the lower lids and works crow's feet about the corners of the eyes.—Chicago Inter Ocean. The Poet Gray's Unhappy Life. Gray's was, in many ways, a melan cholly life. His vitality was low, and such happiness as he enjoyed was of a languid kind. Physically and emotionally he was unfit to cope with realities, and this though he never felt the touch of some of the most crushing evils that humanity sustains. He was never poor, he was never depleted, he had many devoted friends; but on the other hand he had a wretched and diseased constitution, he suffered from all sorts of prostrating complaints, from imaginary insolences, violent antipathies and want of sympathy. Fame such as is rarely accorded to man came to him; he was accepted as without doubt the first of living English poets; and he took no kind of pleasure in it. He was horrified to find himself a celebrity; he refused to be poet laureate; he refused honorary degrees: when at Cambridge the young scholars are said to have left their dinners to see him as he passed in the street; it was a sincere pain to him. Cooper counterbalanced his fits of unutterable melancholy by his hours of tranquil serenity over teacups and muffins and warm coal fires—the curtains drawn close. An Aristal Dedger Caught. Mrs. Hicks Lord has been doing a part of the action at Washington. A well known lady correspondent called on the wife of a representative and said: "I am dying to call on Mrs. Hicks Lord and describe her apartments, but I don't know her and haven't anybody to introduce me. Now, if you will let me have that beautiful bit of embroidery on the table, I will go on pretext of showing it to her and getting her to order one like it." The bargain was struck. The enterprising newspaper woman seized the attractive souvenir, and made her way to Mrs. Lord, who received her pleasantly, even after she had announced her errand. "This is lovely!" she exclaimed. "I should think you would stay at home and do as much as you could and sell it in the stores. How much does such a stand cover as this bring, for instance." "I sell these for $15," carelessly answered the scribe, casting furtive eyes about the room and taking an inventory of furniture and wardrobe. "Dear maul!" exclaimed the millionaire; "$15! how cheap! Here's the money!" counting it out once. "Oh, dear no! I can't sell this! This is already spoken for and promised. But I will make you one like it," said the terrified visitor, reaching for the embroidery. "I go home this very day," said Mrs. Lord, "and I must have this. You can make Mrs. Whataburna another," and she calmly went and put it in her trunk and resumed her packing. The correspondent had not energy enough to recover the property, and when she appeared before the obliging owner she was grieved to bear: "Oh, well, its very nice to gratify your curiosity, but that embroidery cost me $84!"—New York Mall and Express. Taking Out Wrinkles. We had our carpet made into rugs, and supposed our troubles were over so far as floors were concerned. But the rugs were not very satisfactory; they would wrinkle and not lie smoothly, till one day when I was in a carpet store I inquired how the Brussels rugs could be made to lie so smoothly on the floor. "Oh, they have to be shrunken," was the reply. "After they are made we take them firmly face downward to the floor upstairs and then wet them on the wrong side. In one night they will dry, and when dry they will be smooth like them." Of course, like Columbus's egg, it was plain enough now, and we soon had our rugs as smooth as any one's—Marion Thorne in Good Housekeeping. From the Months of January. Rob asked me some "pansies" when I was worrying about the baking of my cake, and rather impatiently, I confessed, "No! not no!" Alice, 6 years old, instructed him, and I heard her saying: "Robbie, whenanna says 'No, no,' she doesn't mean 'go,' she only means 'Don't bother me or go.'" ORANGETREES FOR 1889. Great Reduction in Prices. FIRST-CLASSTREES. NAVEL Orange Orchards $300 to $400 an Acre. Rooted Muscat Vines and Cuttings. ORANGE AND VINEYARD LANES AT LOW PRICES. Send forcirculation. J.H.FOUNTAIN&CO. RIVERSIDE,CAL. 1889. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Bazar will continue to maintain its reputation as an unequalled family journal. Its art illustrations are of the highest order, its literature is of the choicest kind, and the fashion and household departments of the most practical and economical character. Its pattern-sheet supplements and fashion-plates alone will save its reader ten times the cost of subscription, and its articles on decorative art, social etiquette, housekeeping, cookery, etc., make it indispensable to every household. Its bright short stories and timely essays are among the best published; and not a line is admitted to its columns that could offend the most fastidious taste. 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normalize normalize normalize FIRST TIONAL BANK OF Los Angeles. OFFICERS:ENCE, President.OKNELL, Vice-President.LIOTT, Cashier.AFFER. Asst. Cashier. DIRECTORS: WILLIAM LACTJ. P. CHANE,H. MASRYJ. J. M. KALDY. LOGG BROS., Real Estate GENTS. Engineer and Surveyor. First-Class Style. PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL. W. A. JRANTZ Prop. NOTICE. CAME TO THE PLACE OF THE UNDERSIGNED ON the Marry Yoder, nearly one hour more whitethief and face, sold to L. Cummings, on July 10th. Owner may have same property and paying for advertisement. GABRIEL DE LE SIEYS. $5 REWARD. LOST BETWEEN THE RESIDENCE OF F. Raven and the Ecclesiastical Church on Sunday, January 31st, a Black Far Cape. Route was on Palm Center and Los Angeles streets. Above reward will be paid on return of Cape to Mr. Ryan. EXCURSIONS East and West. SEMI-MONTHLY. Through Sleeping Cars to Kansas City and Chicago Free Sleeping Accommodations GOING EAST. For lowest rates and full information apply to Warner Brot 34 N. Spring at Los Angeles 222 Clark st., Chicago. Dr. L. A. DENMOND, ticket agent, Santa Fe route, at Anaheim. Sand in C. O. Cummings, 34 North Spring street, Los Angeles, for the Southern California Excursionist Magazine. J. S. WEBER. Center Street, Anaheim, deals in STOVES, TINWARE AGATEWARE, Pumps, Pipes and Brass Goods Plumbing done according to the San Francisco Seal tary Plumbing Law, to keep your house healthy and free from smell. Agent for Quick-Meal Gasoline Stove. Also agent for the HALIDAY WINDMILL. The best in one. WILLIAM McINTOSH. Galvanized IRON CORNICE MAKER—PLUMBER, GAS FILTER AND TIN ROOFER. Cementina st., off Center, ANAHEIM. FOR SALE. Five head of horses, three work horses and two cattle; moving machines, rails, plows, calviverer, harrow, etc. Apply at this office. Notice of Sale of Real Estate at Private Sale. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the county of Los Angeles, State of California, made on the 21st day of January, A.D. 1889, in the matter of the estate and guardianship of Hortensia Gates, a minor, the undersigned, the guardian of said minor, will sell at private sale to the highest and best bidder on or after the 11th day of February, 1889, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by said Superior Court, all the right, title and interest of the said Hortensia Gates, minor, in and to that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate lying and being in the city of Los Angeles county of Los Angeles-Salt State of California, and particularly described as follows, to wit: Being a part of Lot 3 of Block 26 of Hancock's survey of said city, and more particularly described as follows, to wit: Commencing at a point on the southerly line of Diamond street, distant forty feet easterly from the southeast corner of Diamond and Smith streets, and which point is distant 1.073 chains masterly from the northwest corner of said lot No. 3; thence easterly along the southerly line of Diamond street one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence southerly parallel with Smith street six hundred and seventeen and three-fourths (6172) feet; thence at right angles weakerly and parallel with Diamond street one hundred and ten (110) feet; thence at right angles northerly and parallel with Smith street six hundred and seventeen and three-fourths (6172) feet to place of beginning on Diamond street. All bids or offers must be in writing and may be made at any time after the first publication of this notice and before the making of the sale, and must be left with Wicks & Ward, attorneys, rooms 86 and 57 Temple block, Los Angeles, California, or delivered to the undersigned personally at his residence in Los Angeles city, or filed in the office of the clerk of said Court. H. O. GATES, Guardian of the person and estate of Hortensia Gates, a minor. Date: January 24th, 1889. Enshald Malvern and Wicks & Ward, Attorneys for Guardian. M. J. BUNDY, Santa Ana, is selling the best Barnes Wire Cloth by the bill at 25 per square foot cut to any length at 2½. Other Hardware is proportionate. Do not fail to get his prices before buying. DATENTS This popular remedy effectively eats Dyspepsia, Constipation Headache, Billion And all diseases arising Torpid Liver and Badness The natural result is good and solid flesh. Dose simply as snail coated and easy to SOLD EVERYWHILE. CATAR COLD IN HEAD. 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