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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Ufadoyna feditele chudobince,
l45 Champlainstr.
Cleveland, /. kv6tna 1875.
Ornament pro iezniky.
Zspeset4na nabidnnti pfiiimati SO bu.
dou ufadovne feditele chudodince, 145
Chanplainstr., svetnice l5 az do IA. kyet
ma 1875 ma dodayani nasoleueho cerst.
veho masu kosti ma polivku pro NEST.
sky chudobinec ma cas- jednoho roku, cd
Is. ky9tna 1875 do Is. kv9tna 1876. Ma
SO kosti musi dobre zdrave byti a isou
kakdeho easu predominant a pfijmuti
stewarda lekaie podrobeny. Steward
ma mnozstvi udati
Rada ponechava 81 prayo, nabidnuti
ptiimoutinebo zamitnouti.
Jmenem rady
John Geny, plsaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Upozor en- e ctene obecenstvo
ma velkolepe vefejne cviceni ,Sokola', spo-
lene dekamacemi tanecni zAbavou.
Program jest bohaty vabivy. Obecen-
stvo zajiste neopomene osvedciti pfizeh
svoji spolku, jehos deel jest nzitetnf u
slechtily.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pfietehovalci. V Posluz Pra
hy ze dne L. dubna 6teme, &c z okoli
Berouna odjelo opet IS osob do Ameriky.
Neispise vsecky ty osoby osadi Sc Gle :
veland6, kterezto mesto bnde pomalu 81 :
tati 6etnejsi populaci Berounanti ne4li
Beroun sam.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pond elni "a bay narodniho spoil
ku Zizka na Brooklyn6 vydafila Sc skye
le. Deklamoyano zpivano tanGino stri-
dave Spolecnost byla vybrsnna bayi-
la Sc tudit neinenuceneii az do bileho ra-
ma.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
MitSIli zpravy.

Lide byli tax mnohymi bezcen5mi
mikstnrami podyedeni, ze isme tomu rd
di, mohouce jim odporutiti n6co,. co vskut
kn odporutenl zasluhuie ORA. Aug
ia X q nj g a II a m burske kap-
K Y mali poyest syetoznamou a ten kite
RI tento prostfedek jednou okusil, zajis-
ste od nti neopust nikdy vice.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Cornelius Vanderbilt, Asi
dvacateronasobny milionaf, ktery 81 roku
1863 uznani svych velkgch zasluh, kra-
snou sochu postavil, byl We vyrocni schi-
zi akcionAfd drahy Lake Shore d Mich;-
gan Southern zvolen "a presidenta zele :
znice. Schhze odbYvana Clevelandu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Ry ybafstvi utrpelo die Gasopisu
,,Sundasky Register" posledni bouti ma
jezefe Erie ma 8 $4,000 skody. Mnoho
rybafskych 6luni rozkotano nes6islne
siti roztrhano zkazeno.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
OzIialneiIi.

Ornament.
Rada pro opravy ma ye sve iifadovne
plany speciiikace pfiprayeny a k ma
blednntl predominant pro vsechny jichz
Sc tyce vylozeny, ma delani stoky v Euclid
Ave mezi Wilson Durham Ave.
Jest pfani, ably Sc stoka nadjmenova-
ne ulici, nezi ndanymi body, lined sta
vea.
Rada vyslechne vsechny, ichz Sc tyce
7. kvetna, 3 hodiny odpoledne We sve O.
fadoVne
Jnenem rady
Charles IL Strong,
Inest. mefit.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
Verejn6 dikuvzdani.

Cd donheho casuytrpe isem ma zacpu
Il nezazivnost a kdyz isein zbytecns znac-
ne penez lekafdm vyhazel, poradil mne
nekao, abyeh zknsil dra Aug. Koeniga
Hamburske kapky. Ponenahlym ale sta-
lym jich nzisanin jsem konecne 1plne 80
pozdravil. Radim tedy kazdemn, konm
ma .jeho zdravi lispofe penaz zalezi, ably
nfinil iako ia a konpil 81 feeene kapky
Josef 7 feiler, Chicago, Ills.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Po licej n zpraya. Ze zprdvy po-
liceiniho sondu "a mesic bfezen Sc dovi-
dame, &c stalo behem toho mesice pred
policeinim sondern Ghrnein 557 obzaloya-
nych, nichz sc 463 dopustilo pfestupkii
mestsk fch.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pod AMI spolu .ysvedceni
davam ptaniln, ably ysichni trpici k ma
hledu pfi5li, ze Ora al. konrada Augs
bnrske kapky neilepsi lex isou, an mne
ty same boleni hlavy, huceni usich q
nechut k iidlu zahnaly, iakot mou chot
Oh zaudetnlch kfeci slabosti Giva zba.
vily Jan Grodovsky,
Chatam str. Westsaid.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pew. sbor Lumir odbyvati bnle 10.
kvetna svou mesi6ni schtizi. Gdov6 We
zadaii, by Sc vsichn dostayli
Tom. Palivec, tai.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
q IN d IN g n /,

Timto Sc ohlasuie, &c dne 4. kyetns
rade mesta Clevelandu nasleduiici u
sneseni pfijato bylo.
Usneseno, ze die mineni rady " SOU
blasu dvou tietin vsech tlend) "a potfeb-
ne Sc poklada, al Pleasant jizne od Clark
Ave az k prvnimu kflzeui stuphovati,
stokoyati opraviti, souhlasn plany q
nakresy 1fadn pro opravy.
Lh6ta k zadani narokd ma odskodneni
vyprSi dneln Z. cervna 1875
Ino L. Nc Int O h, NEST. pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Neilacipeisi bile tylove latky ma Sat,
Oh 25 = so ctG. Gribben g. Wilkinson
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

oi.'''' New Orleans, La
Jelikoz yase ,.Hambnrsk6 kapky" ne !
jon nne ale jinJm dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohu ncz vyjeviti YAM nznani svoje q oh.
jednayam phi tom noyych dvacet lahvi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pekne hedbavnf sluneeniky cd LOO do
l 25 - l.50 Gribben a Wilkinson.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
DivadlO ,TIVOLP.
Cis. ls0 I9I Ontario SIR.

Dnes a naslednici dni vystoupi move
ziskana o peretni spolet etnost pod
vedenim protesora A. SATORIHO
Kde domoy mlij, narodni dvoizpev
81 Renneroya 81 Schanzenhachova.
Martha, dvoizpey cd Flotova.
kocici dvojzpev, 81 Rem. Schanz
N6hlasny prot. kouzelnictvl Robertus
bude sye umeni provadet.
Nstnpne 10 ctd.
X hoine navsteve ilctivG I'VE
Ian Hrfnkner.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

Pekne skotske cerne slunetniky cd &
do 90 eth Gribben a Wilkinson
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
Ufadovna feditele Chudobince,
145 Champlainstr.
Cleveland o, |. kvetna 1875.
Oznameni pro pekafe.

Zapetetena nabidnnti pfijimati Sc bu-
don nfadovne ieditele chudobince, Jas
Cheamplainstr., svetnice {. 15, do Is,
kvetna 1875, ma dodavani dobreho, sdra-
veho bileho chleba do mestskeho chudo-
bince ma cas- jednoho roku, od Is. kvltna
1876 do 25. kyetna 1876 Zmin,nf
chleb je kazdeho Gasu predominant pli
imuti stewarda "a lekafe chudobince pc
droben. Steward ma mnozstyi ndati.
Rada ponechava ST pravo, nabidnuti
pfilmonti aneb zamitnont
Jmenem rady
John Geny, plsaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
VI. Ernst, Cleveland, ID.
PATERA RENEDICTA

Il fadn bosaku.)
Engel berska k laster i'm q t
jisty prostfedek prot oteyfenyin ranain
vseho drukn. oznohennam, spaleninam,
boleni XIII, vfedhm bolavym prsnim
bradavicim.
Cena l skatulky i ponaucenim % ctli
neb 5 skatulek "a $100
SLIad n VI Erusf Cleveland d
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
Hlavni obchod tesky, kde Cesi v4dy
bodon dobre obslonzeni Jest
Gribben q Wilkinson

TIE stem opilcI. Jakysi M. R.
Wardwell. ktery ndal ze bydli ulici E
RE, byl ma yefejne ulici zachvacen tfeste-
nln opilcd delcrium tremens zvanfm,
tax ze mnsel byti cd poicaith sebran a
na 1stfedni straznici odveden.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
neZaZivnOSti

nnynzsvnncts
a naionklost n zacpn ptisobi. Kdyz ty
kapky odstrani dtky, kter4 tezkosti ty
piisobi, vypudi take l,fiznaky ikazy ne.
moce. ktera pramene tobo vyprfatils.
jako ma pr. kolikove bfisni Dolesti nI
man, lakoz boleni hlavy prsou, zavrat
tlacenl pustotu hlave, tneni mzikA-
niv oGlch sklicenost prsni, obtizne dy-
chani, ktere jest zvlaste hypochondristIm
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
IDyspesii,

nebo obtiznemu zazNaiui boleni hlavy.
boleni zadecha pIecich, arisnenosti pr
sou, kasi, kysel6mu fih1ni, zdvrati, cd
pornosti yiistech, V bolcstem zln6nim, bole
stem okoli leJyin sttins jinych it,
nych nemoci a iich lkazam, yznikajicim
20 spatnfho triycni.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
V Mem eic k II o i rok u | 50

y e m eic u y Toh 9 =
vyhlasenG.
Go prosttedek prot nemocini, lako:
Solnaty tok, kozni yyrazen i
ma, ostrost krye, pok aaeny "a
Ind k pdleni zahy.
Neivy born6jsi lex proti @
m m ater, sleziny luce.
Spolehliyy lex prot
bOleni hIavy
vseho druhu, dychayiGnosti q zlpachu z
Ust.
Osv9ddeny lex pti vsech zenskych ne
mocech, bledniGce, zloutenici, zkazene kr-
We a zaludkovych kfeci.
Jisty prestfedek proti zinnici rheu-
matismu.
Uzivani jedne lahve Augsbnrgskych
kapek usetfi vetsich vyloh "a leky.
25 cti "a lahev aneb ) Iahyi "a Sl.00
X dostani kazd6 pofddne ltkdn6 neb
phi zaslani obnosu, . hIavniho skladn pro
Ameriku od
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

X lnkovstW. K jakemus plavci
lmenem James Philips pfisel jakysi mla-
dy statny tnlak a zebral Philips jej od-
byl, nacez rozzufeny tulak re zadu do yo-
dy jej shodil Philips jest ma stesti do
brf playec, takze vody vyplaval Ia.
tim tulak uprchl.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

n d iansk ! skalp. DIR. Henry
Parker daroyal zdeisimu deiepisnemu
museum pravy skalp Indiana divokeho
kmene Comancb. Skalp ten zaslal panu
Parkerovi syn jeho, ktery jest distoini.
KEN spolkoye armady, a jej We Fort
Clark, Texas iednomu bojovnemn Conan
chow sfznnl. We skalpu jest pramenek
rusych zenskych vlasd, ktere zabit1 Co
manch nejspise nsktere bile PAM, jiz snad
zavrazdil a skalpoval, uzmul Mimo to
jscn dlouhe cerne vlasy propleteny stnz
kami vselikymi cetkami.
Kdo chce 81 Lonpit pekne zbozi na sa-
ty, nechf jde do kramu
Gribben Wilkinson.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

kdo chce krasnou salu, necM Sc podi-
va Ike Gribben q Wilkinson.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08

pDknd vznikaii re zaslemoyani, nahroms-
d6ni krndit6lH
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Cbatam str. Westsald,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
Informal People.

Preserve Us from uuceremOulOus
pcOple-thUSe men and women who
S.ncver stand ON ceremony are
always perfectly at home In other
peoples houses, Society has many
pets, bat Jew so iutolerable Ut they,
Free and easy visitors are most
thoroughly disagreeable. They Will
iuhict themselves upon you ut any
time, and expect to be always cor
daily welcomed because they are 50
free and easy and so 10th to put any
body Co trouble They will come
before breakfast, or just rs you are
Sitting down to DINNER an draw
up their chairs like one Of the fami-
~. Early in the morning they de-
light to '.run in and they will come
right up to your chamberto save you
the trouble Of coming down, and
there they will sit and watch you
make your toilet, and comment on
how gray your hair is getting, and
wonder if YOU are not a good deal
stouter and redder in the face than
SOU used tu be.
They will hunt over your writing
desk for note paper; battle their
faces with your cOlOgHe-water, and
scent their handlcrchiefs with the
contents of your choicest perfumery
bottle. They are always ready at
luncheon-"Nou know I'm too much
AT home in your house To go hungry,
my dear. and any stray coutectiOu-
D.. IL H.. Nh.r4,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
Aims of Statesmen.

1t is a temptation TO which news
writer's often fall prey, to under
take TO assign to the course Of a
great statesman some simple and
clearly consistent motive. Nothing
is more captivating to the mind
than to conceive Of leader in pub
lie affairs setting himself some
single goal and pursuing it through
all the devious currents of events,
over all intervening obstacles, with
fidelity that increases with difficulty
and energy that ceases only with
accomplishment or complete failure.
But, as a matter of fact, history af-
fords as few examples as does pri
waite life Of remarkab. e singleness of
purpose, and the writer who under
takes to offer even a plausible eX-
PLANTATION of the shifting plans
which statesmen are compelled to
adopt. is generally obliged to draw
largely on his Imagination. and to
one side many obvious facts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26

Twenty clerks in a store, twenty
hands in a printing Office, twenty APP
prentices in a shipyard, twenty men
in a villagc-all want to get on; one
the clerks will become partner and
make a fortune; one of the compos-
itors will own newspaper and be
come ar influential citizen; one of
the apprentices will become Il
master builder; one of the
villagers will get handsome
farm and live a patriarch-but
which one is the lucky individual;
Lucky! there is no luck about it..
The thing is almost as the rule of
three.
The young fellow who will dis
tance his competitors is he who will
master his business, who preserves
his integrity, who lives clearly and
purely, who devotes his leisure to
the acquisition of knowledge, who
gains friends by deserving them,
and who saves his spare money.
There are some ways to fortune
shorter than this old, dusty high
way: but the staunch men Of the
community, the men who achieve
something really worth having,
good fortune, good name, and Sc
rene old age, all go on this road
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
SHEAR NONSENSE.

One of the latest and most remarkable
fe ats yet performed by a SpirituaiIst occur re !
"A short time ago at Dubuque. He renderau
himself i1s rtSibLe, much TO the regret of 70
landlord and washerwoman.
The old maids of Detroit are going to give
an ice cream festival. They may furnish the
ice and sugar and favoring, but we don't be-
Eeye a Detroit old maid can be made gener-
ous enough To give milk.
Editors and clerks will learn with pleasure
that to take a piece of tallOw, T. cit it, and
dip the spotted part OF the linen into the
melted tallOv, the linen may then be wash
ed and the spot will disappear without injur-
ing the linen.
Just thank of 1t costs one million two
hundred and fifty Thousand ave hundred and
eighty-nine dollars and ten cent? to keep the
women of this country in imported corsets
for one year. What waste--Er. Stay
it's not waste, 1t Is one Of their means of
support.
A good story is told of merchant who g.
greed to take a farmers oats t Acc bushel
if the latter would let him tramp the meas
ure when filed. The farmer agreed 10 it
The buyer paid for sixty-bushels, and the
next day he went after them The farmer
flied the half bushel, and then the merchant
got in and tramped them down. WhereupOn
the farmer poured the compressed oats into
the bag. The merchant protested, and de-
manded that the measure should be filed up
after tramping. The farmer informed him
that there was no agreement of that sort, but
that he might tramp down the oats to his
hearts content after they were measured.
The following as the report Of q sermon by
= Fremont County preacher in the 4 enver
(Col J Mirror:
Boys. you'll ind this life just like q game
of seven-up. You Want to save Your tens
and look out for game, an never beg when
You hold good hand Also, reccollect in
the long run low counts as much rs high If
it is only a trump. The devil has stocked
the cards, but jist play 'em honest, and when
it C. mes your dsaI yer boun' to get a winnin'
hand every time, and old split-hoof will
have to jump the game and look for softer
snap. Also if you happen to turn J lack, call
it lucky, but don't forget to remember that
turning Jack il uncertain business, aud II
never DO TO bet ON
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
The Poor Boy.

Don't be ashamed, my lad, If YOU
have a patch on your elbow. 1t IS
no mark OF disgrace. 1t speaks we'll
for your industrious mother. For
our part We would rather see a doZ-
en- patches on your jacket than hear
one profane or vulgar word escape
your lips. No good boy will shun
YOU because you cannot dress as
we'll as your companion, and il a
bad boy sometimes laugh At your
appearance, say nothing, my good
lad, but walk on. We know many
a rich and good man who was once
AS poor as YOU. There is your next
door ncighbor in particular-uow
one of the wealthiest meE-who
told us a short time since that
when a child he was glad tOreceiye
the cold potatoes from his neighbors
table. BE good, my boy, and if you
are poor you will be respected q
great deal more than if you were
the son of a rich man and addicted
TO bad habits.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26

Over the outer coat of the plum
and apricot there grows a bloom
more beautiful than the fruit itself
a soft, delicate powder that over
spreads its richest eolors. Now, if
YOU strike your hand over that. and
iU Is gone. it Is gone forever-it ap-
pears bat once. The flower that
hangs in the ,aorniug impaired with
iewelS-once shake il, SO that the
beads roll OH. and You may sprinkle
water over it as long As you please,
vet il can never be made again what
it was when the dew fell gently on
q from heaven. On frosty morn
ing you may see the panes of g.ass
covered with landscapes, noun
tains, lakes and trees, blended into
a beautiful, tantGstiC picture. Now
lay your hand ON the glass, and by
the scratch of your finger. Gr by
the warmth OF the palm, all the del
Scatc tracerv will be obliterated
20 there is in youth a beauty and
purity OF character, whick whCy
once touched and dedled can never
be restored-a fringe mor6 dclicat,
than frost work, which, when tori
and broken, will never be repaired
When a young lad or girl leaves TIA,
parents house. with the blessing O
mothers tears still wet upon tn,
cheek, If early purity OF character b
once lost. il Is a loss that can neye
be made up again. Such is the con
sequence of crime.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26

The Marietta ga Journal says;
the fashion god is a hard master,
but never did a generation serve
him more slayishly than the present
enc. The way the gentlemen's pan
falcons are swelling and the ladies'
skirts are shrinking, it looks as if
the sexes were about to change COS
tunes. If the dresses are tiedback
much tighter, the women will be
wearing the breaches in good ear
nest
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
Miscellaneous.

Every husband thinks that he can
tame a shrew, except the poor fellow
9hAt has her.
Somebody broke into the ware
house of New Orleans undertaken
last Saturday night and solemnly
stole thirty collins.
The reader may be surprised to
learn that foreign countries cOnsum-
ed over 100000 worth Of Ameri-
can cheese in the year 1874, while in
1878 the exports Of cheese rose only
to Sll,9ll,54I.
Weeds are the carpet buggers of
agriculture. They rob the soil of
the plant food which should nourish
and strengthen the growing crop, and
suck up the moisture furnished by
the clouds, to be retained below the
surface for the thirsty season Of
drought.
yes, you may come again next
Sunday evening, Billy Josephus
Henry dear" said u Giles County
girl, "but'-and she hesitated.--
What is it, darling: Have l given
you pain?" you didn't mean to,
I'm sure, she responded, 'but next
time please don't wear one Of those
collars with the points turning out
ward they scratch So
As soon as the baby's teething be
gins the romance Of married life
ceases. No woman can feel any SEN
timent for a man who travels around
in his night-shirt Of a hot summer
eve. with Il squalling infant dangling
over his shoulder. 1t is then that
she stops calling him darling" and
descends to such commonplace oh
servations as "John Camfire, be care
full how you hold that baby"
The Paris North Texan says:
We remember to have read, not a
great while since, an account of a
breeding mule at the famous accli-
matizing garden in the Bots de
BOulonge, near Paris, France, but at
the time we never expected to re
cord such a curiosity near our own
city Of Paris. But it is a fact that
a mare mule was exhibited ON our
streets the other day that had acUu-
ally dropped a foal a few miles
from Paris, and the "little bantling"
was enjoying his noon meal of lac
teal fluid when we saw him, her
muleship affording him all the &C
commOdatiOn she could. He is an
ugly little cuss, and bears u striking
resemblance to his illustrious dad
dy; who is u scrub jack of mean
Eretensions. Her muleship appears
quite fcnd Of her offspring Her
period Of CESSATION was about eleven
months.
\ way around ON the AlIeghanies
there is Il spring, 50 small that i
single OK, in Il summers day, could
drink it dry. 1t steals its unobtru-
sive way through the hills till il
spreads out in the beautiful Ohio
| Thence it stretches away 81 thousand
miles, leaving on its banks more
than hundred villages and cities
and many thousand cultivated farms
and bearing or its bosom more than
half thousand stcambQats-Then
joining the Mississippi, it streche.
away some twelve hundred miles
more till it falls in the great emblem
+ Of eternity. 1t is one Of the great
/ tributaFies Of the ocean, which, ODE
dent only 60 GQd, shall roll and
roar till the angel, with Gns foQt on
the sea and the other on the land
shall lift up his hand to heaven and
swear that tire shall be no longer
So with moral influence. 1t is 8
rill-a rivulet-a Tlver-an ocean
! boundless and fathomless rs
eternity.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-26
ARevoIution tnDress.

And now the fashionable journals 81 the
way from ' dear Paree,' are telling us that
we are nearing the era Of absolute plainness
in female attire Can this be true! As poor
Artemus Ward would say: ''DO my eyes
deceive my ear-sight4' 1t IL vOuched for
true, and in proof of the assertion We are
told that the dress makers OF Paris, except
" urLh, are all IA tears OF despair about 1t.
Worth is king, and the davotses of fashion
are his subjects he can stfOrd to be compla-
cent about all things. The news is cheering
in an aesthetic sense, 20 say nothing Cf the
STRAIN which will be removed from many
purse already nearly depleted. It is cheering
TO know thai in the great realm of Fashion,
wherein move and dwell many of the best of
our people, extravaganza has been voted vul-
gar; and since We kpOW taat the great world
never does anything by halves, al AFcad4Rn
simplicity may be looked tor. The revolution
has begun q the old world aud at the very
top of society too. The three sisters of the
young King of Spain, Prineesses of the House
of Bourbon, have appeared in public in eX-
Quisite dresses OF simple gray mohair. \
princess has created some sensation by ap-
pearing IN a dress made ~ her femme ds
chaBIbrs, which cost less than two dollars in
our currency. That is good beginning for the
proposed reform, and there is something 50
eminently practical about the matter that 1t
commends itself at once TO the husband
and father who has 70 furnish the money
which clothes in purple and fine linen the
mothers and daughters Of our land. Even
an old bachelor can see merit in this coming
new fashion, anu our b5l IS 10 love tine
feathers may take heart when they reject
that, may hap, this coming plain and sensi
Bile attire may be the means of their caPtur-
ing some Of the most desirable of their old
bachelor friends, who have all along been
frightened away by their elaborate toilets
and the equally elaborate expenditure neces-
sary TO gathering them mp. OF course the
new styles viii soon he in vogue here, and
by the coming winter Our streets, 2 bile net
presenting q really Quaker-ike APPEARANCE,
VIII sssuma. at least, a more sombeT hue
than they have woFp for several years-
Let's have the new styis, and please, girls
don't pin il back - Courier Journal