Omaha daily bee., 1874-04-15

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Cause you wear a puckered pe;ticsat,
They say you hadn't orter."
Importers affirm that there are
nearly 1900 tints in gloves.
Three sisters own and operate a
Maine Touring mill, and are making
money.
Most men like to see themselves
in print. Ladies like to see them
selves in silks and velvets.
A lady passenger from Virginia
City, March 31st, on arriving at
Reno, fell seriously ill, and retired
to a room at the Depot Hotel. DR..
Bergman relieved the sufferer. 1t
was o girl baby,
Among'the rare things given Patti
in Russia is a canary bird Of gold as
large as life, with a bill of pearl and
diamond eyes.
The jewels which the Duchess Of
Of Edinburgh brought with her to
England are said to be worth 50, 5OO,-
600, and include as many as 100
bracelets.
We have no doubt, as the Arferi>
can Sentinel says, the "coming
woman" will be a woman still after
Easter; but then one will have to 60
through SO much bonnet, bomba-
zine, and bVOatere, to find her.
The New Orleans Picayune wants
some of the female crusaders to
visit that city, and try and remove
some of the bars from the mouth of
the Mississippi.
A Texas man claims to have in
vented a fiat-irOn that will smooth
sheet in a minute, but it is too
heavy to be used as a domestic mis-
sile.
If ever bonnets were a cause of
bewilderment, they are astonishing
ly so this season. There is no 'pre-
vailing shape" The styles differ
with every wearer.
A female bill poster Is doing an
extensive business in New York.
The sex was always good at running
up bills.-BOstOn Post.
Why do not the ladies, now that
decorating rooms with artificial
flowers has become fashionable,
adopt the pretty device of fastening
sprays of blossoms and leaves on
lace curtains, and i'm the lace on
toilet tables? The effect is excel
lent.
Darwin D.. Hall, a prominent and
rich man in st. Johnsbury, VT,
suicide the other day,
ION account of trouble with his
hired girl" If everybody having
sort of trouble should do this
sort of a thing, how tragic would
the times become!
Rev. G.. w. Field, of Bangor, is
said to have created quite a sensa-
ton, Sunday, by telling the ladies of
congregation that they had bet
ter reform some of their follies in
dress before undertaking to make
angels of beer drinkers.
The funniest thing on the street
this month is the appearance Of a
sharp>nosed woman in the bonnet
Of the period and a mask veil. The
latter article hangs over the tip Of
wearer's nose with all the grace
IF an umbrella covering over Q
broken rib.IBoston Transcript.
A poor family in Denison, Ohio,
of a husband, a wife, and
seven children. were ON the point Of
Somebody raised 500
or them, and what did the wife do
With it? She bought a silk dress for
80, and began to take music les
'ons,
The new boat in Paris is the Pom
,eian. 1t is of black velvet, and
cry high, the Logging in front all
cut work, embroidered
With silver cord, and a pink or
red silk stocking is thus
cen through the open clover or
Iiamond-shaped design.
1t is said that "the Empress Of
Germany is one of the most simple
ressed of women" and that "she
rives out in a calico DRESS" So
nuch for being known to have
of money. 1t is the women
Tho can't pay for fine clothes that
re compelled to wear them
COurier-JOurual.
In appearance and manner, I find
ne average Partisan female all /
ad expected. The boots fit beauti- 1
lily; the stockings are Of the
urest white. Her step, on the
treet, is a lively graceful trip. The '
end Is Grecian without exaggera-
on. She can carry even an UNI !
rella with such grace that the awk-
Iard protective mechanism in her