, 1873-06-15

Hantne pett1eoat, with fat folds for trimming,
and gray de boge or camers hair redingote. Il
very hite and very, satisfactory combination
Qsn't it 8 misfortune that the things one par
tcularly likes, everybody else particularly
likes also2) The favor which the redingote has
found proves conclusively the growing desire for
almple, nnornamented garmentsi slnce nothing
can excel it in it's plainness, amounting almost
to MASCULINE severity. Camel's hair cloth, Of
ing dreesea; de boge is euother and thesa arc
the best the market affords, for they will not
shrink or curl 10 the dampness, most necessary
all states Of atmosphere But best Of al attires
for feminine tourists is an old black silk. cay
told, for the woman doean't exist who would so
lightly regard new one as to devote it to car
wear A new black silk has virtues many; but
An old one, II not too old, has them innumerable.
a WANT uSsuPPL1Ep.
It is great pity that few OF tho dear, old,
low, skull-clnsping turbans, OF haf-a~dozen
years ago. were not 1eft us, to be used solely for
which would endure sleeping in, and leaning
against window-frames, and bangs, and jams, Is
it would. It needed no trimming. A velvet
binding edged it; veil covered it; aud it was
cool, AID light, and comfortable every way. We
shall never have anything like it, or to approach
our ancient treasures till the new itse1t becomes
q thing Of the past Then, II it have any charm
q Al, We e1oW aware OF It through ITS absence.
.ns iAGs ~ tnst u mere - poslu'ely no8
=; o4Rn. enape u na.s ~ 70 wear 1oI !ourney1ng
NIT OF laying ones head down. We women
- AnoT ~ snas ~ u ~ ny means Always consenene
.. " sane & ~ pui " ~. Tnen no want 70 rest our
"saty Gaplk u ~ p1sa VI .nG seat OF tne sloe
been done up with the express purpose OF keep
ing our hat on,-not to mention the chancs of
our crimps being still on pins, snugly tucked up
- 11v3f h. b.. -L1
axaaa.s - sao e4o"I. uun "Hus ~ ~ 9oAseu 70
tono:o ~ uoaGeo n ., ,e.4ns pus "o " maut =
'ar. Ttanous y setauao auu We Lew not
rs1s s y ~, npp[oscn ~ lne par
-1ea ~ nosn1 - - ~ +ba ~. tht apu
aIs ! o. ~ " .ue Rmt ats so sst more .a
enn ~ ita @ IT. snae is o. 1au'
fort AZ ustv 70 ra;aV ~ dawn @ ,hao eo
1ots On dusty FanMsy OF oamp steanpoat, with
yaiu 5a us wv VI anu iace sEgeaa-
lus a9mn one % uasAs " pan oano OF slIH1oiaa
onda nda' bno I.ass na'1 alleae1s; l1ng
ends eng ot SIMPLE nooon, 1s maeh tne @ most suitable
nd ana aa.l1iae.o1 nam1a a ior haek1ats;
anu,hara i4 - = o1;,d h ,,e 10 'o1ela'7o
@ns"neie' Il mouiu s,.,.s,, oe -. .nsle. .
whan ~. %IaRs snh;a.t os =, TIE IL. RoAD.
i dest g ts What 10: 3 any, '0ss oss
% there a. Ealm days: stu, it is not safe to set
LII 1la m1. ~ "aseplooI, sna haayy Shay!
.,at onna ha .,aadad - e4gn thoush enoala
YET, VIII saa1 no1n these, nsht wrap, ike cash
t1Eano neto eu, 10 ai.1o9! lnutspaasaple' II thc
ean - tati4eu t. "l1noos eeI1oa8 1nconEen-
ig..ce, 1:. e9oG 1ake tneH. 6ut, Il one mas to Be
e"ay 1Eom nome any leng1h o. tlme without q
,:A Tate1-ptooi eoo4 aeal uRe sets1n6 1orth Ii
aupRets ana 1eaVng heh ooots pen1nd. we are
getslng 70 ne alm9st as paa as our trans Atlantic
IelAtisss ~ lega1u 20 Waeef-p1oo1s ana umnrel.
las, ana WIN sons deeree OF reason, too, judged
11om 1ns character OF tue past winter and spring.
DRESSING THE FEET
Tor 1faE1uns ID matter II winch care should bo
usea. u Is inhnltely WISER TO wear slightly
1unpsd ooots thAt are thoroughly t1ttod to tho
1oot, than to start In those perfectly new, even
tnougn tney appear more elegant. The tiniest
1eet Mln expand trlne ~ d hot sumner-day
eha tnan me torture winch even Wal-shaped,
te nns enilfeiy new. galer WI infllcs on the o1-
tromt!ea, 1a beyond description. Tho suspicion
OF mole II an old shoe L bettor than the Ger
tainty of pain in new, The former only hurts
our vanity while the latter Injuries our toes,
and indirectly our temper and CUR manners. Il
be murdered while You smile, II murder begins
with your tenderest Joint Or your unacknowl-
edged corn. Should it bo possible to
crowd q par OF Oxford ties into
or three days OF continuous railway
riding, they WILL be found great relief from the
warmth and stiffness OF Polish boots. And,
% aoeye AZ: don't wear Iabbers; Il the streets nre
Hooded When you start, md you must encaae
your unlucky feet IN those Inventions OF the
enemy in order to reach the station in d1yness,
remove them aa soon as you arc reated, or You
Will have only yourself to thank for co1ns, bum
IONS, end busters unnumoerod- My own impress
a1on L, tnat tunners we're me device OF some
OF such calling They are responsible for more
tender feet than ali the paper-soled shoes in the
universe 6uch oyershoos prevent the natural
moisture fzom escaping, at the same time IN
cfeaeine IT, ana, from continued wearing, getthe
feet INTO sort OF paroouad state, which lays tho
foundation Tor every pedal dlseaso. 70 my
mind, q moderately vet shoe is preferable to an
oFershoe:'
dLoTEs, COLLARS, AID CUFFS
1nere arc people so reckless OF money as to
boy new gloves to go Junkcelng H. When they
90 80, 1neJ enoose rue long, stralght-"r1sted