Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1868-11-12
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tits in the smaller details Of trimming
lfuherthane hhaps. that gthel endless va,
riety, is made in, leloeks. Two leading
styles are Seen 1t all the best houses, wiz:
the polonaike, or 1paletot with belt, md
the basQuine, with loose fronts and tight
corsaRe back, the fullness Of the panier
skirt added at the llalt.y lCoatBleevss, small
at Che wrist are universal, The polonaise
requires q slender figure with tapering
waist, on account of the fullness under the,
belt caused by gathering thickly wadded'
materials The close fitting basquine is
adapted to full figures. Capes of various,
shapes and depths, usually to the elbows.
are worn with both styles Nsrrow-shouls
deEed persons seek the appearance Of
breadth given by the small pe pelerine cape of
the cloak material, while the broad.shoul-
dered wear pointed hoods on CLOTH, or laoe
over-capes on velvet. An ingenious mod
iste makes a pretty hood of the round-cor-
nered thread lace wells, now out OF fashion,
by fastening the top to the neck Of the
cloak, and gathering the edges toward the
center by an elastic cord run through the
bondey When ornSmented with Rensis-
qanca bowa of satin this forina an ala
gont and economical. fnishf for .. velvet
eioak ~ W
| The panier puff is seen on many velvet
cloaks. Cloth is more frequently caught
up with pleats in the Camargo styles I'm
mense bows, pleated loops, like fans, and
belt, give the GTeeian bend tournure with
he worn for this purpose. Long broad
sashes make any cloak look old-fashioned
and dowdy. J''' = w ~ llid
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IIora,0eoro +l,a .l,o;oo -, olooL;ro ,voo
trn;te5 70 yelyet ciotb and f,r Tb;s Season S,
iisbtor rooter;oI3 ,,,cL. 20 sot;n faiIIe ond
oS1sby,o o,.a tL;oL,I,, n,aadad and inlsrl;naS
WITH donnsl ara sbor,, 90 novsIt;sa omnnS
Isronoh M cioohss A sIsayaJ I,o5;na rnada oS
th;n .;lI ,roddod on5 a,,;IteS Il nov,
,,n5ar uosa oIooIs q co,.,foy,ob1a ! 5a,,;oo
for torn naafls ME who snfger 9Th COLI b,,t IA.
stoned bvtbe French TO Give that embon.
,o;nf which thew consider I'D deairabIe
The bIne bIock velvet Is more Gasbionc.
ble thon tbe dead black Tn bnvinp velvet
tnr a cloak remember that tbe bs.inch
width cuts to greatest advantage. The
hest .vona velvef 10 tbe ponson bTond N
ia S not sffsotsd DIV NV wster o and The mIe il 50
Close that 4 il not crushed, when pressed
aooinsf The hack Of =. chair or new. S16 q
ward ii the price Yard.wide velvet Of tbe
Same onolity costs s55 and tbe additional
width Is Of little service in cntting a elook'
The seryiceable tricot beaver Is NOT n
now cloth hnt Il rata;ns its ron,,Iaritv
despite The adyent Of novelties II hasS
ribbed surFace Which IA scorceI1 nercant;-
he IN tbe fner onoi;tiss bscoro;ySaP by PS Preoriv =
waved thread bnf is nlainIv defned in
coarse goods. II il n vnrd and n half wide
rsnginS from All to al Two Yards and
three -eiobts are red;,ired for 4 taietot with
cane. HeayyVcastor beaver d smooth
olossy and more extensive than tricot mi
we do not commend it, as it is stiff aud un.
! yielding, and consequently cold. Many
French cloaks are OF thick Esquimaux
beaver weighty and warm, q smooth outer
surface with rough nap inside. Soft, pia-
bic ehinchilla beaver, with short, curled
fleece, and the velvet meltons are shown
in high colors- garnet, mulberry, purple
and green. A black velvet cloth without
lustre is desirable for morning cloaks-SS
o yard. ..,,.'.. 4t,t,a..riit
There are excellent limitations of fur,
seal, and Astrakhan sold at prices ranging
from 50 to $40. These can scarcely be
told from the genuine article, but We do
not advise their purchase, for the reason
| that we deprecate oil limitations. The same
money is better spent in "a tricot beaver,
(; which isall that itpfofesses to be. More
over, these shaggy clothes are not very du.
rablea ~ s'Hs3 Fub .elad Z....., Z !,
> ebasketswoyen' cloths, white grounds
| with scarlet or blue spots, are. chosen foi
! childrenrHS9a yard. Three4fourths of Q
j yard makes aashort loose sacque.' The white
velvet cloth, half AN inch thick, soft ant
/, ,pliable, is quoted for opera nloaks at So .
yard, .donble. .widtlh--sss 4na p
I. ,t,sd E.5si, TfIMMfNa. n.. -f
~, .bonasomest ba velvst a,nols oool;ro
bsAid ~ SpO0 ara olso ss coversd i' With fhTsos
loce or ars bordereJ % yisb sabIa w. ~ riiSs chin
cb;lia % Vaivet mnffs ty;,nned nm ' to ,noto5 M 90
comnanv ibese Rsrtbas Wattean % J1aSS Ia
itrai slIes 4 i a rosatias nith Ioo,,od a,pS,
i ~ III thyoat ana Ti bock 0S ars.os ke he smoat @
IChontira low Inriced velVets tha cI,san
eat we have deen. costing s9D are t,immaf
with eot;n Rows cbenille or netta5 frinoe
leaf nassemente,ie I row Sf Alternate loon,
If sot;n and fsilIe or ~ ! n,sate;
Sa;,ls @ fr;,l 1raveIsJ II fbo "a edpS "'fC +
| form f,inne The vaiisiof itbsss s Garment, y
ia in tba;T stvl;ab fit A s;noSle snS aies,on,
t,.;mm;no r. M r ;sthe- -diaoonal nlaotinS msJs % n
sat;n adoa5 w;tb VII Ts1Sat | anntbar' Y 49, a;
stSis % q Sov,nlSetsS fiji % oS Sa;iIs , Sou,
inches wide 81 cnt stra;gbf and rovaIsd % boii
an inch inc; on ~, sacb eda" This Il oro,,rd 'h the
wr;st wv % onS s,lsost Nov ,rcba N t%e soToa n ' !,
on fI ia me mach % with LARGE how bows ON MI tba sb oui
der ' s;dss of AZ sLh1 anS III bscI 9TH of tb[
heIt Tbick THc6es ~ satin ,failIe .r and, vi II
vet obont tbe neck of French cIooIs are
worn in lieu Of furs, which are said to be
losing favor with,the ficklaI IPmisiennes.
Fringe and failIe are the; fayorite trim.
mings tor cloth" batln'1s restricted to vel
bYet. Handsome netted fringe, very full,