Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-10
Miscellaneous.

u lE LADIES EEss.-Tle aItof dress
v.ll r -amewlar 81 gift of culture. more
1s-ere. and Hftenumcs urrJty-aced.
rrr-.d woman. with an eye for effect.
-ss,iye tng-r-JiIs. VIII out-shine the
M .Ie wlr lcr f1uncas and fIrbCl8,y-
- however. b. 3D. -Hret sixteen SORT ef the
. .Hi in niuC ages out of t.u raristou uu-
r.3 is 81 auu.u- A. far a- my .a-arv-
H -.-.. it r"F'. ruc feathers B. mike fine
-. aa. au. u.r 20 buy rH- f-s Harh
t,a pe - lricr-Luf -ar .W uI
ataa-wi-. s..1r-, what m-. wha;
irIufnS .H.. laeir oHu s.all. iilIll
-,E.r lo.t style is yol. Individuality.
4!-J.aE-l- .es ToG by varied rea0 ring
every aths. woman. You can give rz-
--.Hu 90 JHi, .u your attire ~ l.rriaiv as
- may --amq yar face ufaa % metallic
'e. p- ,el oi su4r traits . .s Cd printed
e, $40. ag-J does tl.- -e-se- best
r .n-ung. tHe present horned couture.
'.uau books sell in it. II B., because she
.al.el .H -uite oi il; NOT because oi D..
a aa ... E.u see saLcv face 60 which
.-angsmlnt i,nl- q i'4laa-
l..- -. .l-aily those vino ill-r Affect If
u'. @. lock a. If they had -ae ricketts, or
.ir5 l-- % childhood AiI- Spague
.V-. I.- fa>rc the other HEhi Waeu
e-... uer hair plainly back iI q simple
J. haE- and uicl look nj az ,t-e around
-a-1y ta,..
t.srl maUtua-maEer ana miiliIcs ought 90
-a artist. sud see no reason Whv their
--ilr. aJau which Is hinged so much 5f
poetry anu romance of life. mas Not DE
aa. -:aerializsd by d streak lt gen
- into aa elegant accomplishing
.-Ir,e n d.,-s. want tHe guests 40
g r.rle- Q, come IN tasteful at,.te. This
.F about economical piaiuu,-> aud MO-
d. 3 tAtaya2ince is all uousencg. Tie
- mru who preach 1t are the ones who
araut the beautiful Laura Matilda ri-
Ht iu 4 llm9n-e5l1red MORE antique. with
grrt point herthe-''ouly ti.e hundred
lars NeiI-plIssd women never 20 Dee
nd ,heir means, and your foolish woman
s-- m tins line is only a t0ieraA.v moral
,--a sceuce OF her folly The beauty of
--.-.rncv. OF course, enter, largely into
autv 1i attire. | want mv poor cous-
90 i.lustrato the genteel.y dttmg calico
rv mv middling-circum>tancei ones TO .
se up lueir sltt-tinted silks with ress1na-
economy of time and trimming but nv
.Ithy cultured neighbOrs mus pay me the .
riment of setting of thor charms by
-uful garments. which cannot be gotten
aaut cIst. Ny tea-party is to ne lively f.
.uet, and do not like o. have it DULY
NED and lily arranged. As i0r these coal .
women and govcrnment-stock women. ]
-.i deliver them without mercy into the
1l- ot hungry needle-w0men. They serve I
.u DE- purpose of charity institutions and
.E-m. -hoW-b0xes.
Jon want my guests % wear Grape and
-l,ln 70 40, low necks when they are lean.
Zoo little neck when they are plu mp. / .
--ec, them all TO please me by the taste and 4
--ntc, only a few By the geniu, Of their
'Te ANY modiste viii tell You what
iie> you are too fair or too brown @ wear.
the graceful linking OF your age and Your
uCter with your costume the making
e cieap things that vou wear part 0i
r-,li- 30 that your trailing drapery shall
instinct with your own lie. the tribe YOU
p % precious Keepsake 10 "a friend, is the
lt'-I and mysterious pOwe. of a refined
d cultured woman. J.. II. AIR,
Wash. Cor. Npringfeld Rep.