, 1874-08-30
decently-long dress. With tie really short vs1n
ing-sklrt there is more hope for her.
OTTER 1intFprr,

lng-skrt there is more hope FOR her.
| OUTER GARMENTS,
y ioose French sacuue will be used a. a ur,,
for the earlg cool days. Not slasLed. Il il
but plain, quite long, and buttoned from naa, oat
to horn It will snpersede the English iacta+ -
! last year, though that garment alyavs h.. h. y .
! stylish look, Tho cashmere sacquo vii, III H.
| wise be embroidered, but, If p1ain nc,r e
trimmed to suit the weaEer's fancy either v;tt
!ace, ribbon, or jetted fringe Later Ilsa tha
MAtelasss 50 s'i6 Will tnke the place OF the cash.
! mere silk. This is the nov namo for tbs @an, ~
quilted silk but tho designs aro new. snd oo
feathers. and fringe will be used in its m,Iina,
| up. 1t is also said that We are again to hs-a
| modification OF the burnous, in Scotch n's;d
but which will bo worn moro in Hiohl.n
| fashion, and tue ends fastened on Iba tba
snoqaeT 1amS :aat~a With silver thistle. This High
little while, sweeps like the cholera over ~ ~;
tire country, makes 1nnumerabla victims and =,
lest dies out when there is no new object left ~
attack Later VIC are to have wraps OF Rns.;.
camel's hair cloth: This is soft, light f.b,;e
but very warn. Il will cost e1o yard, but Vii
bo stylish. II your purse will not admit NJ ro,a
purchasing this goods, (which, however. vii h.
eminently fitted for Chicago winters ~, ~, -
be plenty Of similar fabrics cheaper in nr;ca
DiagonaIs are the favorite patterns. thonai,
stnpes and dart OF chine with twi1ls. viii -
be plentiful sud much worn. All mixad -aaso 10y
and, with the present tendency OF fashion tb;s,
is desirable. They can be drawn back and ooa'
ed much more gracefully than the sitter sar,.ee
Talencias, or crepe cloths
BoSSErs AND HATS,
Bonnets are to be oonnets, aud hats nats tbia
winter, It ls SAID; mat is, tho bonnets are to
have strings. and the hats to BE- tipped forx.rs
The shapes will be palmer, tha fantastic hrin.
giving Way to closer styles for fall and Vintar
The creeping Of dark colors into The hat. t,;n,'
mings aud bright wings and flowers provas tbtt
fall is not only at hand, but ne might alnaost eav
hare. One is to be called the Comet, but ID sin.
lar to tue lste summer style, turning up ia front
az ana having the blush roses replaced BY crimson
The black chips Of early spring arc again snrer.
sedins the white ones for fall wear, and manv of
the closer shapes will be equally appropriate.
Scarfs Of tartan plaid arc tHisted about soma
Of these, but the prevailing fancy still seems to
bo for black velvet. Tho brins are faced nr5
instead Of being bound Through to the fall'
bonnets to match costumes, aod made Of tha
mira, when such is REQUESTS, will still be worn
When cachemire is used In the fabrication Of
bonnet, however. 1t requires an artist to rive ii
m air OF elegance Ordinary mi1liners mako
nothing out OF it hut clumsy, crude-looklng
object; And yet who shall say where the
found? Not always in the most fashionable
salon des modes. Not impossbly In your orn
uupratentious little seanstress. Unless you ara
sure you have the divine, creative art,-feel ths
enthusiasm Of it, we should not advise your
undertaking to make up any unusual azticls
yourseH into head-eear. Nothing, gives sucbs
peculiar stamp to the costume, whether in man
or women, As tAe hat. Give tLa most perfect
outfit it the world and lat that does not COZ
respond assimllate and all your iebor is wasted
The pereon
WILL LOOK AGUY
T. - Ill R.t.-
trimming, and material Of rec4nt importation
las given every womsn chance to suit her face,
both as to color and shape; and we still hopd
there will ba sufficient vanity MOTTO make tbs
hat which is charming for ons hldeous for a1-.
other.
will replace tla lace ones tha: hare been 80 uni
versally worn during the summer Ribbon
bracelets aze again in yogue. They should he Of
ribbon inches vida, and OF dazl-red, wi:l
necktie to match, for street-sulta of grsy s1d
black; while, for house-dIesses, especially d
white. thoy may be OF black or colored velTet,
Tho close velvet collar from which the ornament,
whether cross or iocket. is suspended, Is again
in vogue. 1t r worn rather wider than former
". and il edged with 1ace on both Rides, retain
ing tho long loops and end behind
JEwE1nY.
Bracelets Eiu also be much worn in the Tlntsr,
in connection with armlets, for evening attra.
Tho armless will be worn quito high up on the
fact, just below the short sleeve Thsy
Will be made Of rich Etruscan gold, and fastened
with p.teut slide, which is said to preclude any
danger OF loss through ghcare!essness IN fastening,
or Tho breaking or looseuiug OF tho clasp
GuaEd-chalns a.c again to supersede oper1s,
chains, though the lattor eau be made to do ser
vico as the former, mixing ueckl.ce aa vel.
Diamond crosses aro to be specially, and, ~
no one can be especially correct III evening cos.
tune without one. lnsgo crowd OF us will
other have to suffer from the stigma
OF not being up to the fashionable mari,
or the diamond-fe1ds Of Arizona and those
other mysterious regions will have to be assld-
uounl7 cultivated Diamonds, in fact, are u.s.
cesaity nov, ia these days OF fashionable change
regarding jewelry; but even they must be reset
oyery little while, to keep up with the times.
As for the other articles OF biioutarie, you
must either invest fortune in them, or patron
ze the dollar stores Imitation sets In French
gilt always suggest the propriety Of asking what
saYage was the white squaw's immediate proeen~
tor. and one feels like consigniug them to the
same destination as the Government stores for
ooor Lo and his family. OF packing them up with
cargo Of Buminyb ybam idols, to ba sent out 10
ha South-Sea Islanders, with 3 few missionaries
o toach them their use- There may DO Infinite
1ariety in them, but there Is decided shan-
New and quaint shapes are promised IN
watches. Whether they will be - Convenient II
he ordinary style, is 4 question; but the PROM
se is, that they shall be rich 10 design aud ozna-
nent, aud different Que be regulate Tor every
oilet Ike the present style OF nccktie and para
'ol. We shall arrive at the perfection Of cos