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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
Wanted-A Boy with Ten Points.

1. Honest. 2. Pure. 3. Intelligent. A.
Active. 5. Industrious. @. Obedient. 7.
Steady. s. Obliging. 0. Polite. 10. Neat.
One thousand flrst-rate places are open for
one thousand boys who come up to the
standard. Each boy can suit his taste as
to the kind of business he would prefer.
The places are ready in every kind of oc-
cupation. Many of then, are already filed
by boys who lack some of the most impor-
tant points, but they will soon be vacant.
One is in an Office not far from where we
write. The lad who has the situation is
losing his first point. He likes to attend
the circus and the theatre. This costs
more money than he can afford, but some-
how he manages to be there frequently.
His employers are quietly watching to learn
how he gets so much extra spending mon
ey; they will soon discover leak in the
money-drawer, detect the dishonest boy, and
his place will be ready for some one who
is now getting ready for it by observing
point No. /, and being truthful in all his
ways. Some situations will soon be vacant,
because the boys nave been poisoned by
reading books, such as they would not dare
to show their fathers, and would be asham-
ed to have their mothers see. The impure
thoughts suggested by these books will lead
to vicious acts the boys will be ruined and
their places must be filed. Who will be
ready for these vacanciesP Distinguished
lawyers, useful ministers, sl5illful physi.
clans, successful merchants, must, all soon
leave their places for somebody else to fill
One by one they are removed by death
Mind your ten points, boys they will pre-
pare you to step into vacancies in tho from
rank. Every man who is worthy to en-
ploy boy is looking for you, If you hav'
the points. Do not fear that you will b.
overlooked. A young person having thes'
qualities will shine as plainly as a star a
night.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
The Fisherman and the Sea Swallow.


An interesting association exists between
the sea swallows and the fisherman of Lake
Palageri, in Lapland. In the centre of this
lake is an island on which the fishermen
build their huts in summer At early
dawn the sea swallow gather round these
huts, and their cries admonish the occu-
pants that it is time to begin the days
work. The boats are hardly loosened from
their moorings when the birds start out to
find spot where the fish are abundant
The boatmen are governed entirely by the
movements of the swallow. When the
birds stop and redouble their cries, the fish
ermen know they have found spot where
they will be repaid for their labor. They
hasten forward, cast their nets, and soon
have the satisfaction Of finding them we'll
filed. In accordance with the old maxim
that the laborer is worthy Of his hire, the
swallows receive their share of the booty.
Every fish that the fishermen throw up in
the air is gracefully caught by the birds;
and, indeed, they are so tame that they
sometimes come into the boats and help
themselves out of the nets. If one spot be-
comes non-productive, the birds lead the
way to another. Toward evening men and
birds return TO the island, and the birds
hasten to clear the boats of the share left
behind for them by the fishermen.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
EpIzootY Dries up a Cow.

A case occurred near Bridgeport Conn.,,
where feed left by horse having the epi-
zootic was given to cow, and she was
similarly affected. Though she has now
recovered, and eats her regular allowance
of food, she has suddenly dried up. Pre-
yious to her sickness she gave nine quarts
of milk daily.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24
Printing Sermons.
manhood,

The New York Evangelist says: There
are, perhaps, $4,000 sermons preached
every Sabbath in the United States. The
greater part of those are listened to by the
assembled worshippers with reasonable in
terest and attention. How many of them
would find readers, if they were all printed
instead of being spoken? We may safely
say they would not reach tenth part of
the number they do now. We sincerely
believe that If one writes with view to
the appearance of his sermon in print he
will infallibly write poor sermon.
1t will fail of any immediate effect upon
the congregation, and If we understand the
design of preaching the Gospel, that is the
very thing at which it aims. The more
earnest, impassioned, glowing, and SYM
pathetic it is the higher its excellence as a
sermon. The very qualities which make it
effective in the pulpit arc to great degree
bleinish in the published discourse. A
certain expansion, reiteration. and amplih-
cation, which give force to the utterance of
the preacher, and insuaerable on the prin-
ted page.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24

gE- Three-fourths Of the difficulties and
miseries of men come from the fact that
most want wealth without earning it. fame
without deserving it. popularity without
virtue, and happinessWith holiness.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-12-24

r4- Life according to the Arabic proverb
is composed of two parts-that which is
past, dream, and that which is to come,
wish.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

tnued Inactive. but renaed was rmy held a. sx Ia.
Ss Srcd nSne New y York. es sss e @
!:st
ported N o6bns los about SSis q ness broasSs
sces soms wss emon AZ about 6pt sre
M boxes long and short clear for January and FcbrrSrv
terms 100 boxes at Chicago at S ana Sn pvs
Of long ana short clear lear at Chicago for Last half
ssa msss .n. sci 81 s gsme # @ a.s.
$2s 80 S2s for India mess do Beef hams were firmly
held at SS. Cut meats-Trade to-day was only medei-
$50 boxes shoulders, for January, at SIC Lard-Ths
market for Western remained quiet but holders gener
M s steam AZ wn eas lsSt @ srce new
sc $50 ticrces, do to arrive in December At ss O:
@ Sf e snd Gr nsS
Sales 900 at &c., for No l. and sc. for steam and
RIcr.-Trade moderate and at unchanged prices
Sales q erces Carolina at 7sc sc and $50 bags RAN
sTnaasE was quiet and slightly easier; o5 erces sold
sTGAR:-The market for raw has been unusually quiet
reported, prices remained nominaiy tho same. re:
pssou "sa w'' nsre sa fGsSssssR s'GS
as asrior to- to SSomm9n ,, sc 9c fair to good fair SAc
ea hSa and Boxes iic nolasse @ hids and
fSssf basS ssSarS slsaS e C. ud u "a Ss
KS d y to 70 m 5 % % @ S ao wSi,s = 70 - 3. %
Porto Rico-Refning, common to prime, SSc a lSxc.,
snHeag s g 70 oM0ss M % & va
superior, SIC. a 9Hc. -.-7 a
M c s Sss sss aaS . e. e for CITY,
WHIsKEY.-Receipts 695 bbls The market today was
nmsoderaey acye bSt again lower Sales LOO bbis At
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co,.,, ,.o.,v o.a aAsyEsroE ;ss Nov Is; ls.a
slsniS & ss;
c..... - - New onIMANs Nov g ls7a
%saS s' sss'Ss
ass ss svsnns Iss
@ %adg pass g Esno.ts %sg f SsIs sass
bales Stock, 55ssl Bales ''"''' -'- Jaws ''. 49,
Cotton quiet and Arm middlings is{;c lsssc; Net
sss 'a''
Tobacco firm. Sales very Light ksssIst; ses i ,s
r /. 4!
Mesa
'Fs e sfs5sy ss
70 eGs vs. s
5S S aassS sssps S
9sss uDfs say 1y am5e s oans Is Il
good condition. and boats are passing freely
Grain in sorewnss bushels sSSsfs9 ses sSv S d..
Ss Sssy sffSz 81
sashes BUS srGss oaaal @ @
VIZ SS Sues Es CORN 'P%nts S ao m cs Ss
sprasg ssPrss baes Esaf s.
White 81 80 60 Wheat duli; safes n small lots Of
81 49, Corn dull sales in small lots at 42c: for No
Oats dull and held at Sc for Toledo No Other
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 25, 1872.
lower sales Of No. Spring at 81 Is 81 2o No. do.
~ 10 on the spot 81 0Sh, seller December; No. do,
q ooh rejected, $50 Corn quiet weak and lower as
DecemIer rejected, 3Oc Oats steady at Tor 2;
rejected, 22c 22sc Rye firm and scarce at Sc Cor
Provsions PR 4 n fair demand ana lower Pork steady at
SIS So Lard in fair demand and lower at TIC. 7xc.
spoa oi ssr ar XII & or ser sae hs@
q 7c., spot shoulders, $c. sNc long clear mid
meats 10 to e days in salt quoted s c for shoulders @
and lower at 8sac. Freights-Corn to Buffalo Ike.
Rccepts-50 900 bbs -four % 900 bushels wheat $4,000 do.
shpments-70O0 bbs Hour 900 bushels wheat 1900 do.
corn, 1900 do. oats and 6l,00O do barley.
WILMINGTON. N. c., Nov. %, 1872
Spirits of turpentne firm at SIC Rcsn steady at 81 Is
for strained Crude tnrpentne steady at So 50 for hard,
So for yellow dip and virgin. Tar steady at 81
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LOSpoN, Eoy 25-6 p. M
Consols and American securities closed unchanged At
four o'clock p. ~ the quotations follows: Com
soils for 92sS for the account 92a4; for United
States vewenty bonds, 1865, old, o. Erie Railway
shares Ala.
PARIS BoURsE-PAnrs, Nov 25-P. M-Rentes, 52e 75c.
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKEr-LIvERpOoL, Nov. 25-6 p.
MThe cotton market closed firm 1 The sales Of ihs day
export. Sales of middling uplands for December At
cad for January at OF nidding Orleans for Janu-
since the last report to the th inst have been goo bales
2:30 r. M.The market is quiet Wheat lis i'd lis 0d
per Genital for red Western spring Cor 29 per quarter
Flour 30s. per Dbl. for Western canal
LIvERrooL Paopucr En- n MMAnkEr-LIyEaroo, Nov 2S.Eycn-
Cd. per cwt spirits of turpcnne Ais per cwt refined
petroleum, l9d. a 19lsd. per gallon.
ASS. 81. per cwt.
PETROLEUM MARKET-ANTwERp, Nov. 25-Petrol0um.
5if fine pale American.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

william A. Howard, formerly member OF Con-
gress from Michigan, has been appointed Land
Commissioner Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. The sales Of this c0mpany's lands dur
ing the past month were at the average OF so 0s
per acre.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES BULL.
The southern State bonds were quiet and steady,
except for the Tennessees, which were heavy and
offered at concession from Saturdays prices. The
following were the closing quotations: Tennessee
ex coupon, 751z a 70; do, new, 75h 70; Virginia,
ex. coupon, AT 81 do, registered stock
old 80 az; do. sxes consolidated bonds,
GA a So; do. do, deferred scrip, 15H III;
Georgia skies, 70 80; do. sevens. 81 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon, a52l 81; do, to North
Carolina Railroad. Al SO; do, funding, 1866, % a
30; do. DO, 1868, 90 2S; do, new, 21h Is; do,
special tax, Ia 16; Missouri skies, 95 05a; do,
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 02 a 03; Louisiana skies,
"a So; do, new, as IS; do levee skies, so a So;
do. do eights, so 80; do do. eights, 1876 70 80;
Alabama dves 5s O 90; do. eights, 80 85; South
Carolina skies, 80 IS; do, new, January
and July, "a a 2A1S; do. do, April and Octo-
ber, % 81; Arkansas skies, funded, 45 so.
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government market was dull and prices
steady until after the easter closing of the money
market when rather better inquiry cnsued and
were the closing quotations limited States
currency skies, 1131i 1l3X; do. do, 1851
registered, 115al a 116; do. do, coupon, 116H
l161; do. fvetwentes, registered, May and No
vember, 1925 1875; do. 40, 1862, coupon, do
1925 1896 do. do, 1884, DO. do, 1928 1925;
do. do. 1866, do. do, 1925 1l27S; do do, 1857!
registered, January and July, l14z6 1l51s; do do
1885, coupon, do, 1147s 1l516; do. do, 1867, do
do, 115s 1886 do do, 1858, do. do, 115 1854
do, ten-forties, registered, los 1884; do. do,
coupon 1oS los11 do fves OF 1881, registered,
1O95 ITO; do. do. do, coupon, 109H 10.
GOLD FIRMER-112sa 1874.
The gold market opened weak with the news OF
an advance in consols in London, and declined to
1925; but rallied after heavy purchases by the
German bankers against sales of Northwestern
preferred. shares which have been favorite in
vcstment and speculative security in Frankfort
and Amsterdam, and advanced SO suddenly in this
market to-day as to allow their profitable mporta-
tion. The demand for gold on this account caused
an advance in the price to 1131d, but the market
fell of at the close to 49, The chief fluctuations
were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
THE CHEESE MARKET.

UrIcA, n Y, Nov. as 1s72
The market here was very dull today. The offerings
reached fully 60Oo boxes Of which hot over 1000 were
be considered about closed for the season. most OF tho
factory will have disposed of their cheese in
shape before thcncxt market day, and will have gone
their Winter quarters At Little Falls the sales Of private
dairy cheese reached 500 boxes the ruling figures being
lsc 1sc. There were 400J boxes OF factory sold at
l3iac, a l,5.c
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

cgc retained in the consolidation OF the two lines;
but the Board ruled that the bonds having been
convertible all along no such preliminary notfca-
tlon OF conversion was necessary. The amount
stated was only $445,0OO
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

The wheat market ruled dull and heavy, and some
kinds were nominay lc &c. lower Very choice No 2
Milwaukee was wanted 70 some extent at 81 % u o.
The sale were about so bushels mainly inferior Spring.
at 81 45, but including some at 81 49, Red winter
at 81 Go 81 70 and amber at 81 49, Other descriptions
were not dealt in And nominal Corn was dull and lower
closing at 6sc The sales about 150o0 bushels at
&c 6is early. but mainly at 0s.sc for sail mixed
Southern Oats were strong and closed with fair in
qry at better prices he sales were about IS 900 bushels
at JOc. 5c for old Western mixed In stores 03ac TOR
do aoat SIC for No. Toledo ahoat SOC. 5olsc for
do black Illinois; white held above the views OF buyers,
GOO bushels OF Western at Sic.
FREIcHrs-There was but little doing in berth frcghts
to-day Of the scarcity room. There was
accommodation Tor grain offered for this week. and rates
were entirely nominal The chariering business was @
engagemens were TO Liverpool by steam 5C0 bushels
cotton at I'd 9I6d portion compressed; 200 boxes
bacon, 4os 500 bbls. apples 5s 10 London by steam
bushel, grain t9sd The only charter we heard Of was
italian bark rechartcrcd), 4,sO0 quarters grain to
Cork for orders to the United Kinedom. rs.
MOLAssEsThe market remained In the same condition
hitherto noticed No sales of importance were made,
trade being confined to jobbing lots Of domestic We
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
TRAFFIC. ON THE CANALS.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 25, 1872.
Snow has almost entirely disappeared. The
canal is still open and navigation is unimpeded.
The prospects for shipping during the next ten
days are encouraging.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

Ing quOttlOIls are DaSuu on cuIu,n ~ sUre, ,uin9 IN
grade quoted. = ,-
Flour -Receipts-Four, II 73s bbls. wheat,
7 bushels; 26 500 do. neal 90 bhs oats,
l5i bushes barley eS ooi do The -four market h ruled
The sales comprising all kinds only about $500 bbls
Corn meal also dull, but prices remained nominaly
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

NAVAL SroREs.-Therc was moderately fair demand
for spirits OF turpcnine and the market was irm we
heard Of sales Of G5 bbls, in lots at 62 and 81 bbls
at &c. Rosin remained quiet and without material
change in value strained quoted at s3 80 ~ sO sales OF
500 bbls. made on private terms. Tar was que,,
but held with much nrmncss IS bbls. brought 50 20 o.
and 50 do. of Washington - 10 AL,
PErRoLRux-On Change today refined contnmeu y;e wi,
apart In their views held at Nsc. Crude In puk was
shade armcr, with sales reported or TINS ontya ai M
2OD bbls at Ne Naptha rather easier, aid AV'v
bbis OF city sold for early delivery Mt i5c vans % Wea.
lyuy helI at3i jsc AT the cree The market seWauVu
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
The New ssCarei0 North
western Preferred.
THE London Money Market Easy and
COnsOls Higher.
RELAXATION I'M H0NEY HERE.
Causes Of the High Rates Of Commercial
Discounts Foreign Exchange and Gold
Firmer Governments Steady.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, I
MONDAY, Nov. 25-6 l.. M.
On 'Change to-day cotton in fair demand for
'"spot" and active for "future." Market firm.
Flour was dull and heavy. Wheat and corn were
dull and lower.
COMPARISON OF THE IMPORTS.
The following shows the imports, exclusive OF
specie. at the port OF New York for the week end
dng November % and since the beginning OF the
year,
1870. 1871. 1872
Dry goods. S2,9s5,11s $2,25i155 81, 900
General mdse.. 4,23i,627 5,634,256 5,399,4s9
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

yl,HE FIRM OF SMITH MEAD WAS THIS DAy
dissolved Tne business 81 the firm will he continued
HENRY V. MEAD JACOB SMITH.
NEW YORK, Nov Is. tS72 HENRY v. MEAD.
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

Total for week. S6219745 $6,S91,4l1 $40
Prey reported s2GloM 4s3 $33s 400 $3.50 494 200
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

Included in the above $50 bales to arrive. For
future delivery basis low mddling) the sales have
been as follows :-saes Saturday evening after L 80
o at y o Sf &C o at Fam December mi
IL sc March 700 al leilc April 100 at islc, 200 at
day three MMNoSsmber 4 200 at 1915 i0Sat iss,
at 10 SlSc. 1900 November at l99sc 500 January at
500 m Nais a. e Fl At tIssther % m Dssfmer ss @ c o @ 80
At iSc $ isise e is iiGSlee 100
ary, 5o at ls 500 at 19c 100 at Il l5l6c 800 at
S At y m s &C 2 s Ct 3 & Al lG t = 5 a m a a.
go lS%c at 100 @ St l9.se 200 M e 9 slsc
500 5ss, SO, af iss 2SS 1s at Sr ls slas
May 100 at lsc 100 GO at h.,. 70 l51Sc TSs
receipts at the ports sum up as follows -Galveston,
sss orleans S7sS Mobile 2os' saysnnah , esIs
amors, 2sS New YORK 3 .- s7; Boston g. Total SsIi
Rates OH to foreign ports closed firm at the fol
lowing hgures:-To Liverpool, by steam, Id sl6d
sail compressed to mambqrg BY steam sda CON. IN
ports stcam via England I'D to Mediterranean ports,
The New York herald., 1872-11-26
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK p NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton i'm Demand and Firm; Receipts
ut the Ports 25,4u Baies-FlOur
Hcnvy-Wheat and Corn L0wer-Oats
Firmcr--Groceries Quict-pOrlk Gnd
Lard Observation-Disclosures Dull-Na-
val Stores stcaly-Whislkcy r.ower.
MONDAY, Nov. 25-o NJ.
The merchandise markets ruled steady as a rule
to-day, and the present week opens with the same
buoyancy and 1rmness which characterized its
predecessor. There was scarcely so much activity
as there was last week, but there was good deal
Of looking around and promise OF good aggre-
gate business for the week. There was less dis
turtance in the money market, but there will
naturally be more or less uneasiness until the
stock market shall have once more returned to
its normal condition. or course, this disturb
ance in the money market exerts some
influence upon commercial matters, but the mef-
chandise markets have not been affected to any
apprecabic degree On 'Change there were few
radical changes. The flour market was exceed
ingly duh, but prices underwent no material
change. Wheat was dull, lower and nominal, eX-
cept for very choice, which was held firm. Corn
was dull and lower, closing with still downward
tendency. The pork market remained quiet, but
firm for lots on the spot, which sold to some ex-
tent at full prices. Lard was dull and heavy.
There was scarcity OF freight room, in view of
which rates were decidedly higher. Cotton was in
fair demand at steady prices for lots the spot but
better prices realized for future deliveries Gro.
ccries continued very quiet but there essential
change prices noticeable. Petroleum remained dul
but nominally unchanged. There fair demand
for spirits OF turpentnc steady prices but rosin
manned neglected Whiskey sold moderately, but at
decline of &c. a lc per gallon.
COrFEE-rhe market quiet to-day for all descrp.
tons but considerable rmness was maniiesed owing to
favorable advces from Rio. A sale OF $500 bags Rio
steamship Ursula at Baltimore was reported on pri-
vac terms We quote rio ordinary cargoes l5c.
ls4c; extreme range for lots l5c ls4c gold, per h.
I9c do ll49S5 grass mats, l9c zoe Singapore 500
do I5c l6c. Ceylon, 15sc. l61ac Maracaipo, I5c.
n 1870. Laguayra, l5l.c. a l7hc: Jamaica, l4lsc
l6c. ; St Domingo l31ac a 1870.
CogToN,-There fair movement In spot cotton to-
day steady prices Future deliveries ruled firm with
brisk demand The sales sum up as follows
To- Dan EreaiaJ Total,
The New York herald., 1872-11-26

Since Jan. $780, 26l 22s $685. $50 $780, ll97ss
The week in Wall street opened with a
buoyant tone in the stock market and a cheerful
feeling generally, similar condition of things
existing in
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07

Steamboat I.ife-Gambling-C
ing at Cards-The Daring and Fn-
nous Hum phrey Davis-Aces and
HuIlets - FearfnI RePsQnDf En-.
oOunter-Right with an Onsceg.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 1872

gers made no attempt TO detain him.
In the first place, itwas evident to all oi
them that the sufferer had attempted ID
swindle or rob him, and he (Davis) be-
ing much the smaller and weaker man,
they felt sympathy for him, not un.
mixed with species Of admiration at
his GOODNESS and nerve. Secondly, many
Of them knew him, by sight or reputa-
ton, and did not care to hazard their
lives in an attempt TO arrest him when
they could gain nothing by SO doing.
The wounded man was assisted to bed
by his friends, and a physician was
called to attend him. Strange to say, he
recovered, but for weeks after arriving
at St. Louis, and becoming sufficiently
convalescent TO walk the streets, carried
both of his arms in sling.
Davis remained away from town some
time, but finally reappeared here. and
officer Patrick McDonough, seeing and
recognizing him, arrested him, but in
the attempt was stabbed, and rather
badly wounded in the side. The man
shot, for some reason best known to
himself, refused or failed to- appear to
prosecute him, and that case was dis
missed on a nolle proseqW. How the
case against him for assault with intent
to kill upon officer McDonough was
disposed OF the Democrat informant did
not remember, but Davis was probably
released on bail and jumped his bond.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-11-07
FASHION ITEMS.


The bonnet is to be worn far back
leaving the face and brow unshaded.
Serpent green, which is described as
an ugly, clammy fog-green, is fashiona-
BILE. ag leiei
Exquisitely beautiful fans are in white
satin, with Watteau.pietures for the cen
ter on porcelain.
Ladies well endowed as to shoulders
and arms wear costumes as near like
Undine as they dare-which is blush
ingly near.
Waists are growing shorter and will
soon be to the armpits. The corsage is
getting lower, aud will soon be TO the
armpits also.
Felt hats come in all colors and have
high crowns trimmed with two feathers,
one white and tho other the color of the
bonnet.
Lace wells in diagonal shape, Of dotted
lace, edged with a very heavy border of
Spanish lace in leaves and palms, are
very stylish.
Opera cloaks are made of white cash
mere splendidly embroidered in eolored
silk, with pansies, fuchias, cypress
vines, autunnal leaves or ferns.
Narrow skirts, narrow at the bottom
and widening upward, have appeared
among the extra fashionable. They are
ugly and unbeooming, but what's the
odds1
Double capes, the sacque with cape,
and the mantle jacket will be uniform
during the winter A narrow edge of
fur makes a neat and expensive trim.
ming; the blue fox is very fashionable.
The new Paria costumes copy accu-
rately those OF Josephine, Hortense and
ladies Of that reign in cut, color, arrange.
ments.and material. This is ,Worth's
latest caprice, and Of course It must be
the thing. W
In the new style of hair dressing the
ohiglon Is abolished, the front separated
from the back hair on line with the
ears and braided or frizzed, while the
back hair is combed high and constructed
into tower, leaving the back of the
neck and head entirely exposed,