The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-04
LATEST FASHION NoTEs.

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Little soap locks on the, Side of the face M
J out Of date. s 5ses
Sack overcoats with capes win IL; tile stsl
!, for boys.ta s II
Il The plated GariBaldi Waists ccontirtie t
grow in favor.
The hair is worn less frizzy and puffy tina
last season.
The postillion, varionsly modified, retain
lts popularity
Short cIrls and frizettes on the forghea,
are still in vogue. Sa s4
II Double and single round capes are to b.
worn for early fall.
/ Vests are still in vogue, either real or sim
lulated by the trimming,
/ The hair Oh the temples continues to +,
worn high and smooth.
| Plated and twisted coronets of hair are tt
supercede the Pompadour roll,
Shoulder seams are still high and short
following the line of the shoulders.
! Not much change in bonnets, but they arr
larger and more cottage shaped. aas
Felt bonnets are to be worn for weather
suits BY those who do not like hats.
The short skirt for walking costume is still
to be retained by sensible women. .,s.
Aprons to overskirts are mittich wider, and
the side loepings are drawn very far back.
Very long coat-shaped postillions are to be
worn with demi-train skirts for indoor
toilets. @
The general effect of the new style of hal.
dressing is Grecian, but as rough and trowsy
as ever. ssr. .ss.,. fsfr
| Two long eurls Oh each side are to take the
place of the cnrls-in the back that have been
worn so long. sts aE5 iss .sssy ssf. ss 5srgs3'
Demi-trains are to be adjusted for street
wear by means Of tapes to loop them UP to
the waist at the back seai1ts. sii IN aa0
Deep flounces are more in favor than mar
row ONES When both are used in combina-
ton, the narrow one is underneath.
Gray and light brown Melton cloth Is the
most approved material for boys suits, COM
prising jacket, vest and trousers. 4 Z.
The style of arranging the back hair for
the next season will be French twist SUR
rounded by a twisted coil or heavy braid.
The double cape of bright Scotch plaid is
very fashionable and stylish street garment
for young girls of from ten to fifteen. sa,..
A polonaise, or close cut paletot, with pele-
rine cape or large collar, will be the most
fashionable garment for girls for early fall
wear .tg .a#54 u f4asr5 sat@s- E,Fte
Indoor dresses are made up much palmer
than last season. Overskirts are frequently
omitted, the demi-train and stylish basque
being deemed sufficient.
Yachting dresses of twilled serge are all
the rage at seaside resorts. The skirts are
made in endless variety; the Jackets are Iii
the moblot style, and worn over pointed
waistcoats. s5a aasq 5ff .a @
The newest fall outdoor garment is the
Marquise mantIc. 1t is a loose sacquc coz
cred half way down with a large cape, which
is looped up to the collar in the back with
large, flat, Arab1an bow All richly braided,
Hungry, but not after Holiness.
There is an anecdote in Young's Memoirs
about certain signs of repentance in con-
victed feIen about to be executed which
be laughable if it were not so grim, and
which is doubtless like a good many other
eleyenth-hour repentanees. One Maskelyne,
a leather-headed chaw-baco1r, such as abound
in the agricultural districts Of England, had
shot farmer with intent to rob; and, If lie
5cessary, to kill. He was a parishioner Of AEr.
Young, who, at his urgerft request, visited
him III prison. g I knew Mr. Young Says,
I" that this souls health was cared for by the
chaplain Of the jail, and | had but little faith
in my own power OF making any vital inn
preston on him in one interview" However
he went and labored faithfully With tire poor
fellow. The result, as he tells it, was this:
when last I saw poor Maskelyne / was tell
ing him that the hoIiest man that has ever
lived, when he has come to die. has died a
sinner, parloned for the Sayior's sake alone,
when he burst into u passion Of tears,
caught him by the hand, supposiug them TO
be tears of penitence, thanked God, and took
courage from such evidence Of sensibility.
lie continued to weep 50 bitterly, that ! felt
hopeful that the frozen foult had thawed at
last. These tears. are q goody sign, my
friend. You sorrow, trust, for your past
sins. You seek for paflen.' Judge of my
horror at his answer No, sir, I don't. /
was not thinking OF my sins. 1t is as T III
60, dreadful hl4norv I'd riye All the yorbl