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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
FIRsT-CLAss GOODS AT LOW PRICES,
Save Money by Purchasing Your Dry Goods Of
LEVY BROTHERS.

, BLEACHED KNITTING COTTON
all sizes, in balls, atCGc. pes pound.
Singer Sewing Machine NEEDLES
at Zoe per dozen; Wheeler & vii.
sUu, Grover & Baker. Howe, Do
nestle, Weed. Home Elliptic, and
Wilson Sewing Machine NEEDLES
at soc per dozen, We pay the
postage.
CLARKE'5 90. Y. T." JOHN
CLARKE'S, and COATS SPOOL
COTTON at Zoe per dczau,
CARPET WARP in all colors-the
5esr manufactured;
CARPETS. OTL>CLOTHS.
MATING, RUGS, MAS,
WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN
LACES, CURTAIN MUSLINS.
and CURTAIN>FIXTURES,
CALICO COLLARS and CUFFS gt
! l0c. a set worth Soc
LINEN STAND-COYERS at Coo
worth 81;
WOOL TABLE-COVERS atSI worth
81 so:
PIANO COVERS at great bargains.
TABLE LINEN,DAMASK and ia,
BLE-ChOTIIS in all qualities at
extraordinary bargains
NAPKINS. DOILIES, TOWELS. and
TRAYCLOTHS in great variety
and at much below regular prices.
HONEY.COMB QUILTS at 81 wsy,F
| s1.5g:
CROTCHET QUILTS at $I.5O and
s. worth 81 80 and s..
WHITE and STRIPED HOSE for
! women and children in all Qualities.
KID GLOVES in all qualities from
7jc. up to 81, % pair;
! LISLE-THREAU GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS from 25c. W to *
BUCK GAUNTLETS in all qualities:
| CHEYIOT SHIRTINGS at i2I. IGG.
and 2jc. per yard;
BED-TICk in all qualities from lGc.
to SOC. per yard;
! LINEN and COTTON SHEETINGS
and PILLOW.CASHiNGS at bar
Grirs,'
UHEACl'ED and TEBLEACHE9
! C0TTONS from Gle. up to the best
! mama acturcI,'
IL MEM hERTAGE BUSTERS IN
great VARIETY
: RENDY-MAIE BEESSE$ and ~
: d BGAENENTS l,r i4ai">,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
FAILURE II PHILADEL-
PHIt.
Lee & Walker, Music Publishers,
Suspend IA with $4,000
liabilities.

PuILIDELPHIB, Oct. &c Tie large
music publishing hnuse. under the
firm Eaue Of Lee Il Walker, suspend
ed to-day, aud made an asSigmmeu1
for Tie benefit Of their creditors TO
Mr John C.. Sinclair. Last Spring
Mr.. Julius Lee, one of the original
partners, died aud MesSrS. VIM. n.
Foy and James + Morrison attempted
to carry on the business. Mr. Lee
had lett debts 10 the amount of
SlI5 900 in sums of from So. COO up
to S25 600. The new partners i,
yourg men endeayOred to continue
the business, believing that II was
worth at least $225, 600 year, But
the load proved too much for them
aud they were obliged TO succumb. -
1t was represented at the time of Mr.
LEAFS death that the stock was worth
considerable more than the amount Of
The debts. therefore MCssrS Fuy aud
NJ rri,on fc't no restraint; but The
creditors becoming clamuruus for
their money, and not having The caps
tai, a suspension necessarily followed,
The assets of the firm, including the
stock, are estimated to be over S250,-
GEO, and If the creditors are liberal,
it is possible that fail return vii! be
made 10 them. Me>srS. D!tson &
Co, of New York and Boston, are
among their heaviest creditors. The
house was established Ia t79l, and in
1913 Messrs Ice i Walker took en-
tire charge Of the business, and COZ
liaued up TO the time of their death,
when they were succeeded by the
gentlemen named above. 1t Is the
seconl house in this line of business
in the Uutei States
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
HE Origin OF the Pin-BaCk
Dress.

A foreign exchange gives it in this
way,
Mrs. O'FlannigSn was an Irish
lady with limited means aud good
constitution. She, therefore. like a
stus.ole woman, used the latter to
preserve tie lormer by taking in
Washing, and soon became noted as q
parlier of soiled linen. Mrs Judy
was a widow. having buried her dear
VI ke' few days after his return
from country fair with bis head
b:uhen Ia several places. " Small
toss - sand The widow 70 herself yet
she walked him a manner worthy OF
lie O'Fiaun'gans IN oiden times.
Now judy lived in that ''modern
Babylon called London, aud it
cnanced one day thai Nine. LaAiadr,
Il noted French modiSie. while visit
ing ''perfde Albion, - required the
services Of one Of her craft and. be
ING recommended to Judy, called,
and found her busy over her tubs. her
ample skirt we'll pinned back. aud hor
person resembling LUCE clolhespin
With a sheet tied around it. Mad me-
was charmed to her it seemed
novel sight. as they do things dif-
frreutIy in la belle France. T. r
the washerSomcn a-e not tr0ubt d
win long skirts, besides, the general
ly use tie river for washIub. She
immediately felt inspired with the
br h of II rev fashion. and, on her
retu II t" Paris, produced the dress
called the 'B.anchissuse," which,
meaning simply wasnerwo;nan, did
not suit on this side of the water, and
the one Low in use was adoF ted in its
stead.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

LOOK. There is jackson stand
ing like a Syonewall! Such is the
inscription on the English Bronze
Statue Of jackson, unveiled last
Tuesday in Richmond Virgini:
called together on the occasion her
SCARED veterans who had marched
with her great military genius.
The city was full of those who had
worn :he gray, and the procession
required an hour for the passing Of
any point. The addresses CT Gov.
Kemper and Rev. DIR. Hoge were
brief, but models OF eloquence.-
The glory Of jackson will last as
long as the roar of the James.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
BELOW THE B RIDGE.

7 HAVE now my Spring Stock Goods
I complete consisting OF Notions, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Qucensware, Hardware, Harr css, Grocc-
ric-. Drugs, Dyc-S:uhs. &c. &c.
We can O:ier e our customers all kinds AZ
Notions. ssIeatcI with care and bought Pom
that excellent Notion House, Hodges x
Bros. baltimore, at the lowest cash price
MIR. JOHN W. Eogan. who i with them. can
tell you all. sec what We have, Iiambul =
Embroidery, lace Haldherchiyfs. Prqu ct ,
Bariege, ) Niss, A!p..cc", Japanese roplru,
PIa3d, JAPANESE, Aio.!air Luoter, sc. &c
4 varICt, Df Ladies and 'rsn5s Gloves,
Nice silk ,Sclrte, RuitlinE. Coiiars, silk Pr
asoIs, touH:rI pans or Bed Quilts. And
also nice Iuiicoes, :, -. and i25cts Bleach
Domestic at :, 10, Il. il, 10, 20 Ind 25c;s
Brown Domestic s, 10 aud i2cts. And
nice Cagsimrrr Suit, s. 80 70 S21 90, Ca5r-
net Srits 81 90 to s. %. Men's Hate, 75c,
to - % Boys flats, Sc 20 81 O3. Mems
Shoes, 8. % 10 81 50 WcInen's shoes : o.
t. - 50. Que, rs ware. Ne s.sH at 5srHcs H.
Aultr,ons Queensware House pricr Hard-
ware. NC sell at 5. r. FersUeon's Hardware
House price. Tiu-Waro, wc seli ~ Vim. y.
Nellcr's Tin-ware Manufacturing House
price We can only sell as our ucishhurr
do. FAMILY GROCERIES trcsh fron Tie
Cornt"y Market. We sell TO all alike, first
come first served. Ogdcrs good as Cash
also have Gue supI! y o: Mr.. Henry 70
sauhcim's A;!as i!ahaTa Scgar.. Flor, Fine
Henry Clay, E01 i'iHs Gitru, Youths De
hight, &c, &c.
Now, Gent, men, if yru want to be cle
gantly puiie,i 60 to the Bristol News Office,
mud II yC.I ", ny yTyiS ~ nj 0rrlrs "a alllf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

We have deferred the publica ton
Of this issue of the News, for one
day, IN order to give Eur readers the
result of the election in Washingtor
county. As we have full returns
from only few presincts We will not
publish them until next week. when
We can lay before our readers the full
Yo'e, by presincts. of the whole
county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.

YOKOHAMA. October lit ere are
prospects Of speedy hostiliiies i'm Co
lea. The JAPANESE Government is
still rigidly silent. 4 Japanese mat
Of-war was fired upon from a Corean
fort near the capital. and, according
to 4 report which is considered aui hen
tic, though il is not yet fully confirm
ed. landing was effected and the fort
and neighboriug village were destroy
The results and the determination Of
the Government are auXiousiy ava /
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

Col. Hansbrough the indepen-
dent candidate for the Senate in
the Fincastle District, a few days
since assaulted with cane, Col.
Edmond Pendleton, former Senator
from the same District. The re
suit was Col. Pendleton was knock
ed Gown and then the parties were
separated. Elections are fruitful
of bad blood. To day will end
many trouble.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

1t is reported from Portland. Ore
gnn. that Gen. John Morgan, the IA
nous Confederate raider. instead al
having been killed IA 1864 by q fcGeT-
n home guard. as supposed, died last
at the upper Cascades,
"a mere ne hos teen living for the past
ten years under the name of John
The story is that he was
Wounded, bot not killed. in 1864, aud
.scaped To Oregon, where his moth
rr ,iyed. wLose name he assumed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
ENGLAND AND CHINA

SUANGUAI. October 2---The Qugs-
ton Of the unsettled difficulty between
China ami England continues to Cccu-
ny attention. There ar" numerous
rumuTs from Picking, The most serious
Of which declare that MIR. Wade would
Tu-Iliyciy withdraw Il all lis demands
were not granted 10y September 20
Although Ga Ia has already consent
ed 70 aCcede to the general require
mrnt~, sttOug objections are still urg-
Ell 20 u compliance with the new Brit
ish commercial relations, on the
ground that the effort To benefit trn-
de-s toy the actions growing out Of a
political assass lmatiOn il uniGsIiiiabie
and indecent. IF further c0mpiica-
ti0us arise, it is well understood that
they will proceed chiefly from this
cause.
ST. PETERSBURG, October 29---Tle
Official Gazette says. in view of the
dIstrustfulncss of the people in the
promised Turkish reforms. steps must
be taken by foreign cabinets to
strengthen confidence, so as to enable
the Porte to fulfill its promises. The
present sad condition of The Christians
must be put AN end to ia any case.
ANOTHER FAILURE IN LONDON.
LONDON. October %. --Messrs. Kat
tengell d Campbell, merchants of this
city, have failed. Their iiabilities-are
stated at at 50 600, OgO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
Valuable Lands for Sale.

WITH view to change my bu-i
W ness, | oiipr for sale ny place Of
residence, known ms G0Iamu, l. ING ;
miles east "f Bristol. on the \ NJ & q
Il Z, containing ahuut 500 acres, over
800 acres cleared ausi in good state OF
cultivation. The mansion is of hrIrk
two @tuI!ss. with eli and cellars, with
tin reef, and is elegantly finished. II
Occupies Il CONT i,n,.iug Site, and TIA,
view is extensive and attractive. Tie
grounds are We'll improved, and rd-
jOurmirg them are 4pp!r and pracI.
orchards, with variety IF other fruit
trees of the chuIce-i kind. Altogether
uhs prop, rly Is valuable, and With Il
small outlay could be made as charm
ing, Us it is now Il very desirable
place.
Beaver creek tIavrrscs lie farm. AZ
furdu7s ample water supply, ami upon
il are two sites admiralty suited Tor
machinery, one Adjacent 10 and the
otter ,wo hundred Yards distant fr0m
the railroad There are also iIdicu-
tons OF iron ore % value.
The land * divided INFO three par
GELS, with dwellings and appLrleuCuccs
to each to suit purchasers, as whole
it would make Il firSt-class stock farm.
Also tract Of One thousand Acres,
lying at Iue mouth Of Byavercreek, ia
Sullivan county. Tenn, II miles south
OF Bristol ana six from Union Depot.
This is good farming land. 800 acres
cleared. balance timber Of Zine quality
There is very fine water power upon
the place sufficient for any kind OF
machinery; wuuId be fine location
for the Manufacture Of wooden aIti-
cles q great deal of cedar and pine,
with other valuable timber abound OH
the land and in the vicinity,
Also some smaller tracts Of unim-
proved mountain land of good quality
Correspondence solicited.
Address
Col J L PRESTON,
Box Il,
Bristol, Tenn,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
ThE VIRGINIA CITY FIRE,
The Total Loss Estimated at from Three
10 Five Millions.
Hundreds Of Families HoIsCless and
Hungry.

SAN FnASCIsCo, Oct. ia Cal
speci,l from Virginia City says it is
inrp ,s>iblc al prCseu, 10 state the loss
n, life. Two men we're killed on {
erect by the falling Of wall, a"c
iYere are rumor. Of other casualties.
Hundreds ofiamihes are homeIessand
,,uacrv. The schoolhouseS, the only
rubl,c buildings len, are open to
Them. Northumberland immediate SUI
erius r'll rusuc. Ut1erdemora izat'on
reiens. Men, women and children
MI wander about the streets seeking
shelter. The surrounding ml!s are
doti..d with camp fires. Few saloons
remain, bu. supplies OF lqnor have
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
EVENT AND COMMENT

Ben Bu.ler has purchased a gold
mine in Virginia. Having turned
democrat we presume he means as a
consequence to make arrangements to
return the gold he stole from the
Southern people during the war. De-
mocracy works wonders on dirty con-
science.
Judges Bond and Hughes have rem
dered their final decision in the case
4 the c. & o. r y. Henry Tyson, Of
baltimore, Is made permanent Rereiv-
'T, as against Gen. Wickam, whose
appointment was asked 10y first mort
gage bondhOlders, representing TWEEN
ly-three millions, "a against only one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars
owned by those who asked for tn ap-
Iuintneut of Tyson. or course ihe
decision is not satisfactory to Virginia
Up goes the Atlanta Air Line r. r.
J"hn II. Fisher, Of New York, il
IIsde receiver, and the road will 90 to
sale.
The Carlists are said to have won an
inpOltan victory over the Spanish
fuTcCs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
4 Fight wItli Chcycnncs.

KANSAS CITY, No Oct. so
There are reports from Fort Hayes OF
q fight between the troops and wan
derIng band of Cheyenne Indians
The troops we're driven off and TWO
killed. They we're reinforced and
again driven of, aud one killed and
one wounded Gen. Carris' commond
left Font HAYS on special train for
lae seat Of war.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
steamboats, on New UIvcr.

An Ohio gentleman has exam
incd New River between Hinton
and New River Bridge with view
TO placing light Steamboats, on it.
lie reports iavorably.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
q { &, Main Street.

Ny Clever customers will Elease romem-
her my valued Statesmen, MeSsrs John VI.
Smith and Wm. King Dishman, viii be Bfth
me and always ready 20 show Goods without
charge to any who may give them the pleas
ure. They don't go pack on their friends.
We mean business. Give us Call.
Very Respectfully,
Ohm W. j ETH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
FURTHER PARTICULARS

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. ~
Dispatches received to-day give
further d,taiiS Of the Virginia con
hagratio,l, and confirm brpvinu, re
ports as 10 ihe extent OF the Calamity
The scene daring the progress Of tic
fire was beyond description. The
wind blew gale, rendering all at
temptS 20 check the progress of the
fire futile. Giant powder was freely
used to blow up buildings, and fire.
Gueut and heavy explosions shook the
carts. The roof of the Catholic
church was blown one hundred feet H.
the air, leaving the bare walls stand
ing. BY s A. NJ. the excitement was
at its height. Women shrieking their
cries of despair, curses of enrGged
men, dull reports Of explosions, a.
building after bulldog took fire, the
heavy thud aud crash of falling walls.
the snap of bursting iron bars and
doors, the howls Of the gaIe--all vert
to make up a scene Of Understandable
horror.
BY 10 A. NJ. thr Consolidated Vir-
ginia Hosting Works and Mill were
wrapped in flames aud fell. The New
California Stamp Mill then fell a prey
10 the fire, which swept to within ii
few rods oithe C & c Hosting Works.
when a veering of the wind stopped
the flames in that direction.
by ii A. NJ. the flames had spent
their fury the wind died away, leav-
ing bed of smoulderiDg ruins. three
quarters of mile long and half a
mile wide.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02

REWAREs.-- A good enquiry for fine and
super -four. Such grades be ng in demand
here, as this is large distributing pint
for the Cation Counties Of North CarolinI
and ,uthern Virginia. Much complaint il
made by millers OF the damp condition of
the wheat coming from all sections.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
WHOLESALE and RETAIL denIefs
in all kinds of FURNITURE
and MATTRESSES

In retiring from the Retail Flrri-
ture and Undertaking Business. I de.
sire to return many thanks to all my
old patrons, and take pleasure in re-
commenting my successors, with
whom my own interest will continue
to he Identified, as they will sell all
the work | manufacture, which, | in
tend, shall be AZ good a. can be gotten
anywhere.
G. II. NATION.
Juiv Off
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.kHIIet Rcp01'iS.
Bristol PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED REGULARLY
BRISTOL November, > 1915

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
WASHINGTON HOUSE
CHCRCH STREET,
Dynchburg, Virginia.
NOTICE.

ENRON rhis date l.. W SCovILLB, Manager OF
e the w4sHISGToS HoUsE, j. admitted a. q
Partner IN The husines. Of said House. Z he husi-
ness will re cunducte under the style and lTIn o.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-02
Z w ScoyiIle & Co

- ask r1tthe New Concern acontinua lion Of the
Iaeronsgr 81 my Friends and The Pabiie
NV ,. 1871. IN 2Gtf T. CS. FERGUSON
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

Go ii day at home, Agents wanted. outFt and
VIZ terms free. TRUE CO., Auggsta, Maine
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-01

made courteous apology for his enforced
absence from the SOCIAL circle. "It has been
matter of special regret to me-" he said,
tsince it is my last evening in your pleasant
home"
care you really going to leave US to-mor-
row ?" asked bis host. "You had better allow
US to persuade you to remain a little longer"
"Many thankS but a longer visit now
would be impossible. 1t is, I assure you,
with great regret that bid you all farewell" !"
"If you buy Perry's pl"ce, professor, you
will be a near neighbor," said Mrs. Curtis.
ayes, pray make up your mind to do SO"
added the doctor. "You can give me some
scientific instructions, which I shall be very
glad to receive at your hands"
The professor smiled. "My plans are still
uncertain" he rejoined, "but when they are
settled you shall hear of them."
Early the following day he took his depart
ure, and went off outwardly bland and smi-
ling, but with sharp care gnawiug at his
heart.
[To BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-01

MAKE Your OWN SuNsHINE.-Discour
agement too often overtakes those whose lives
pass in the petty details of commonplace ex.
istence. The mother whose narrow round OF
duty confines her to the range of two or three
rooms the urinary taaehar Thnsa Lie naaaAa
in the monotony of the school-room the me-
chanic whose days are filled with activity
that never varies-these typical individuals
find it hard to keep buoyant, hopeful, fresh
and resolute. But this is just what they must
do, or dwindle into ciphers. Of all things,
when the mood of encouragement overtakes
one, he should think of anything and every
thing else than his own troubles, and, more
than this, should take measures at once to
follow new currents of thought and feeling.
Sometimes the mood is purely the result of
bodily conditions, and requires for its cure,
sleep, or exercise in the open air, or change of
diet, or simple waiting till it passes away OF
itself When it springs from causes not con-
nected with the body then the cure must be
spiritual or intellectual. An intensely inter.
esting novel, visitation among the poor, con.
slant intercourse with fresh minds, change of
scene, travel, the study of a science new to
the patient, anything that will absorb the
brain and keep it from consuming itself, is
good medicine. The world is full of sunshine
and beauty. ut is right, meet and our bound
en- duty" that we should open our hearts to
all the soothing, healing, invigorating influ'
ences of the sky that bends over US in un-
changing love, the balmy air, the happy chirP
of innumerable insects, the ten thousand
voices with which nature speaks to him whose
ears are opened to receive her gentle teach
ings.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-01

deprivations he found more than counter-bal'
anced the honor. He appointed Thomas
Harvey Deputy Governor Of North Carolina
and Joseph Blake to the same office in South
Carolina. The administration Of Archdale
may be justly considered as an important Pc
riod in the history of the colony. Things
now began to show in what direction they
were drifting The proprietors had made,
through Archdale, very great concessions.
They had yielded, in part, to the wishes Of the
people, and the people now saw clearly that
the proprietors were not near so unfaltering in
their purposes as they pretended to be at first.
(ToB BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-07-01

WoMAN's WoRLD.-The great variety of
styles leaves no excuse in these days for wo-
men dressing unbecomingly. Until within
the last twenty-five or thirty years there was
but one fashionable style of dress, and those
who did not wear it mi ght as we'll have been
out of the world, according to the old saying,
for they were out of the fashion. Now, how
ever, there are dozen from which a lady can
choose the one which is most becoming.
Therefore, if her dress-maker insists upon put
ting her into an unbecoming garment, or her
milliner trimming for her an unbecoming hat,
she should have the moral courage to refuse
to be thus imposed upon. To quote sensible
contemporary "If your dressmaker insists
on putting you into tight-ftting garment,
and you know that it makes your large, abun-
dant figure conspicuous and you uncomtorta-
bly, conscious of it, refuse it, in spite of all
quotations of the latest the only allowable,
etc., and choose something between tight and
loose. If you are short don't wear hounces to
break up the little height you have, and
belt around the waist, and short apron over
skirt, though it break your heart that you
cannot do it. If you are tall and slim do not
add to the effect by lengtnWlse trimulnes'
long basque waists and stripes, though the
world, the flesh and your lover say you
must and, above all things, arrange your
hair with some slight reference to your fea-
lures, though every woman Of your acquain-
tance parades the latest thing in hair before
you, and wonders how you can be so old'tash-
ioned." A woman's dress should be part
of her individuality; should reflect her opin:;
ions and pecularities, and, above all, should
be one of the ways in which she displays her
good taste