The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-03-05
Spring sIlks.

Twenty-one shades of mahogany
brown are found IN the newly imported
silks every tint Of the wood is repre-,
scented, from the darkest hue, for street
suits, up to the palest ecru buff. AM
other brown. called chdtdi9ae Chest
nus), has less of the Bismarck yellow
tinges. and cannot fail to find favor.
Gray shades excel the brown ones both
in beauty and number, as eighty pure,
lovely variations of this fresh, cool,
spring-like color are shown those with
blue tinges are most frequent, such as
az doise, or slate color, rocder, heron
gray, and a very blue gray, called
tenche, after a species of carp nehen
gray belongs to the same class of tlnts (;
girls Rltsse is a pure and simple hue,
and Christiana gray is almost black a
pale gray, called Suede, is the shade
seen in undressed kid gloves, and castor
gray represents the castor gloves.
Among host of blue black Napoleon
blues are most often repeated. Gas
light silks take also deeper tones,
though they are still very delicate.
Among these is ecunle, or foam green,
azure and Indienne blue, pale rose,
grSs-perLe, a tender lilac with pinkish
hue, and new faint gray almost as blue
as the sky.
The choicest quality of spring silk is
small round fine reps, instead of the
heavier grains that do not wear we'll.
The preference for smooth-surfaced
silks is now so marked that merchants
are confident black taffeta viii soon re-
place all heavy Ottoman reps and Other
gros grains, especially for useful sum
mer silks that are worn for shopping
and travelling dres. es. Taf1eta repels
dust instead of secretiDg it. and Ii
lighter than repped silks. Fancy silks
are in even stripes of white or a colol
with black the grisaille striped silks
showing pretty combinations of blacl
and white, have become standard fabrics
notified or chene silks In grisaIile effectl
and also in mahogany shades are large
/ ly imported. The latter are sold II
/ light but firm qualities for 81 yard
narrow striped and checked silks begin
as low as Is Gel is yard.
Hack, Hack ! Cough, Coughs
Cough is a symptom by which various dis
| eased conditions of the throat, broncbia
| tubes anu lungs manifest themselves. Blu
| whether it arises from the irritation produces
/ IN the throat and larynx by taking cold, iron
an attack of bronchitis, from incipient con
sumption, or from various other causes, moth
| ing VIII allay it more speedily nor cure it NOR
| permanently than Dr. Pierce's Golden Needles
/ Discovery. 1t does not matter whether it be
recent attack, or lingering cough, the Dis
| coYery is in either case equally well adapte
| for its relief and permanent cure. In fact,
| will cure cough in One-half the time necesss
| ry to cure it with any other medicine, aud
does it, not by drying it up, but by removin
the cause, subduing the irritation, and healib
| the affected parts. No time should be lost
commencing the use of proper medicine fc
! the relief Of cough, for unless this course
pursued, serious and dangerous disease of th
| lungs is liable 10 result.
| DOCTORS SOON LEARN ITS VALUE.
BUFFALO, New York, Dec. 10, 1870.
DR.. PIERCE-For the past sis. months hay
used your Golden Medical Discovery in m
practice. and in that time I have tested il
merits in severe coughs, both scnte and cflroI
! ic, in chronic disease of the throat, sever
cases Of bronchitis, general arrangement {
the system, constipated condition of the bow
els, and wherever a thorough Alternative hs
been indicated. In all cases I have found
to act gently yet thoroughly and effectually i
removing the various diseased conditions, an
bringing about a healthy action throughoU
the system. Yours fraternally,
H. J.. HAIL, NJ. d.