Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-20

latest number Of the Bazar has the folloa-
ing in regard to the latest style o, hats:
The round ha, for this season is the
rnssest apology for hat, but with the rses
ent styls Of wearing the HAIR hats must be
ANAL in order to be becoming. The shape
is - small - esn be worn, and the light
trimming does not detract from its jsuntY
appearance. Low crowns and rolling bfiuis.
preveii, shaped in variety Of wars. The
bv,m may be depressed in froot and back,
or turned up at one side or behipd, Of -
versed alike oil round. uighcrovns, square
and slantins, a:e displayed, but one seldom
meets them on the street. Velvet, plush,
and felt are the best materials. A few
black and bronzed straws are worn, but leg
horn and ciinolius are laid aside for the
present. Astrakhan. sealskln, and chinchil
Ia hats are made to wesr With paletots OF
those furs. Scarfs Of velvet and satin,
trimmed with marrow pipings OF folds. aud
fringed .. the ends, depend from the back
Black velvet is trimmed with white satin
piping, and white with back. Ia others
there is q tendency TO preserve one tone
throughout the Whole hat, all the materials
--velyets, feathers aud lAce-agrecing in
color. Skating tcquess are made Of As
trskhan, otter, and chinchilla. For tue
prom enade We have Hungarian hats Of er-
mine and grebe. The turned-up brims Of
turbans are quite broad in front, sloping
narrower toward the back. A pompon OF
feathers or gilt spray is the only orna-
ment,
II is the arrangement and variety Of
trimmings that produce the novelties Of
the season. There are new feathers, new
flowers, new laces and new ornsments,of Jet,
gold and Roman pearl. Instead Of willow
feathers and long ostrich .plumes, we have
short ostrich tufts. silver heron feathers,
the Swiss bird grebe, pheasants' plumes,
and, prettisr than all others, ,lIc delicate
marabouts 10 tufts and fringes tipped with
gilt and Jet. The new velvet flowers are
tss,efully mingled with gilt. Velvet leaves
are veined with gold, and th;stles Of dowuy
marabouts are covered with filigres act
work. Scarlet berries with bronzed autumn
leaves, make graceful diadems. Sprays Of
coral are effectively introduced into eve
ming hats. Parma violets marguerites,
and pansies and wreaths Of hawthorn and
olematis are exquisitely moulded.
The attempt 10 have materials and trim
mings Of . uniform color has led to the in
PRODUCTION of lace of various colors. These
lscss have tawdry appearance, and are -
much to be deprecated ~ the pro!uss use Of
gilt. O1e Of our most reliable nilliuers
boasts that not . spray Of gilt appears on the
bonnsts made ct her establishment Fas-
tidlous people avoid il altogether. We sd-
wise that Il be sparingly aud judiciously
used.0 pa small gilt spray or leaf, . gilt
tipped marabout fringe, or pendants Of gilt
lilies on bonnet. are pretty and 10 coed
taste; but the broad bandeaux ef yellow
gilt, the clusters Of grapes and berries, and
fringss Of bullion, are coarse and objection
able. Jet is carved, and formed into ban
desux and pendants. The seed jet is not
used except on illusion. Small ornaments
Of Roman pearl fasten white lace over
strings. A drop-trimming to correspond
surrounds the edge of the bonnet.
The Spanish veil is specially suited TO the
fenchon, but Is worn with bonnets Of all
shapes. II was originally straight scarf
falling over the chignon, and fastened at the
throat with long flowing strings. Now sew
eral forms are given it. Some are cut in q
direct line from shoulder to shoulder, while
oilers are pointed at the back. Tulle, dot
ted with chenille or embroidered With beads
Is used for square vcils. Colored net and
blonde wells are worn long. Guipure and
chsnt.ily are suitable lAces for heavy falls
| over the chgnon. The mantilla veil has
long tabs IN front, hanging loose, or caught
together BY . spray or small bow or ribbon
Another style laps in front. like the Marie
Antoinette fchu. Round blonde veils, tc
match the color Of the bonnet, are fastened
near the front and thrown backward. These
are graceful, and serve for drapery, which
the new shapes require. The stiff brim and
fiat crown need not be softened and relieved
by tulle and lace. Round wells, with lonr
tabs fastened behind, are worn with hats
or the colored lace wells the Bismarck il
psetticst. Puffed trimmings of tulle and
blonde on round hats have long ends thai
serve for wells.
WONDERFUL INDEED IS the result Of sin
gle application Of the Lone Star Linimen,
for cuts. bruises, sprans, rheumatism
swc'l;pgs upon man, and 70: spavins, found
ers, ringbone, scratches, &C., upon horses
it acts like magic; irdeed its equal is no,
to be found. and the price of it is lower
than any other. Study your interests, then
and ask your druggists for the Lone Star
Liniment.
FULLER, FiNcH 4 FULLER. Chicago,
Agents for tho Great West.
Sold by all Davenport Druggists.
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