The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-22

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! liority 10 The Forty First Congress,
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Observation-Disclosures a twoAihifIs
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der The Laws Of Nqugress,. aud in
Observation-Disclosures hnadEeyo 90 yhm
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Hp7i Sf6tfAp] orffrrcoArsi 'n''s
Are tHe'style fof stTobt dress. Sat
inl whh iinohr hack ,lthfeeGfSurChs Of
yard widc ,rati SAT systd, is the
picest mstsrial, but tho serge aud
wool poplins in the same colors are
just as Gil5cliyc, aud look more suit
able Tor tho street Salts ofaH WOOL
material oomH, With striped border
loriha skirb. oseE which the plain
goods aie looped ia ths dre,s, Stripes
an inch Mide, in black aud gold, blue
or Sttltah 1tdS src DE S,Sle, but the
uasyen Turlishii stripe, in lNee of
wiubnN tolors ou' dark groniid. d,
newer aud gives pere relief to the
COSTUME. The up aud down, or. dia-
goisal ls,tipc, Is the only dnc worn,
NOW fo'lmiksrus WkLkiSd DRESS
% ,iisid no BB srYLlsR. no'innwn'
'1dWhether the pettieoSt be serge at g.
aaysdd or sbtin ,iaud the drsss chang
able s3sp9plip or 1eppscss flolh, The
Frepch suits have ,pfullly n bias
aouhce around the petticoat but the
strip6s, plain, BaSe'a Rb6d effect, II
the drVSs is not ioopod 700 high. The
pettio0Rt lNomssu,t0he q sort Of borr
Ter to the dress ,skui, bui. this char
acter !, loses when the latter is raised
boyepit RAP Nay ot6 tk6 Belt. o Pen
inetes oTpltdo sRiped oskift should
be allowed to show, iSn'i IL tits Aoun
ced let the dress, b. pised above the
dopncs "a LITTLE more than its i9wp
width This may seem. precision
about hihes, Bat tie dressmakets hf
the country Seems TO hive very little
ilea of proportion, and To Enl artistic
eye u dress loopedb toe high is A. ny
lS a fault as can be indicated, in form
'fhS upper skirt should have q plain,
frort, shorter than" the back and
sides, which shouitrcach to the floor
When 9eut.d andy hrl ,ghtberub in the
seams to the proper Fhortncss. The
aprtn aiputd1 be trimmed alirouud-
a three,iueh rufllo, with heading of
fiat, bands of the .same,irqr of silk
stitched on both edges, is the sim
plest Style The gathered skirt needs,
no trimming, aud the edge niay befd-
shcdl with q bias bindings Ruehos
of tho matcrinh up the ssams,g large
silk ,buuops With rufllcs round thep,,
give q a Sfossy Rjhs but gys PCT q, eYfsGSpq ,
tial.. But whey the skirt is loopcd
IN iSids At rRe sides NY straps or
bows, 10 bhoaldn be fri6ged, or trims
med Rah tcilIopss Phs basaue should
have p Pointods skirbn eo4jqg well
oyer ths hiiGs9pasBs trimmed g 70 scr
respond with athe upper skirt For
their Agures Sii5 BaNe' no hips, The
basqueonmyl aluve two D or three folds
on the edge, do cprtyiout The idea of
the ppfsd skirt, but large women
should have the skirt moderately full
atthe tup, with an pufing aud loop
ing confined to the lower part Of it9ai
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