The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-06-17

the skirt Is made with embroidery
| Ahro,sah the ~asntEas and -edgod~ around
the same as the front. The skirt can be
made with a'deeb Spanish shbunce, set
| ON to form It's own heading, and the top
| edged witftthe enlbrDl1eryg butquite as
many are made losay plain gored skirt,
with deephem-qaifes ~ comfcrtabloy
and ne' troubletso laundrys'. 'afses : y
There are lovely colored embroide-
rjea ri swiss now that are very popular
1.-The fovely tissues that are 30 much
woTl, and also torchon lace, with COX,
ored edges. that finish of costumes.
beautifully, and at slight expenses tnnaEl
I Indeed. the variety OF eolored trina
mings this season ss immense, and we
see them on colored batfste as low ,as 12,
cents per yard. ..,.,..,. ,atlvsIa
Coral red is favorite shade Id the
garniture OF dresses. aud very many O.
favorite shade. ...'..' 'fs.aes9n
busters. or dust cloaks, for travelling,
are made of linen. alpaca, or mohair.
Many are long circles; while thu ulster,
with Sleeves, is.l looked tlpOilr DE- most
conveniapt BIZ the majOrity,as.... s.t uv,AS
New travelling costumes are made otr
bunting. I'm brown or green, seM trim
NEE, and seonsist1y "a skirt. and alongsh
diagehally- buttpRedejaehet! Tbs skirt
II -
iooR, ,lsail THAT YasbfSnh ,redaItes., ,fhst
satqlia fnav be- edged the same ,Wg-g ,ast
Black chip lsak either the Dapiehefk,s
Brighton or lUeleph one, with ~ friDgedtt
and pleated band oebtfntihgHfoupd'th
crown. A. long SIM tisssfss Veil n6f the
sane e9l6o BE- put aeross the ffa2nt 9f.at t9e
Forward, IN .b,1des. 20. hsel, updeL ne.
finishes the eostumess or ,fIanG.lJl
Black parasoist iwithseolored or whit17
lining, with fringe Of tibb5H, loops the
s py az eol ae ere III eoff fs Gss
band 81 ribbon attached oisi nost seeh;;,n
and these. pearl and gold mounted, sell
from $13 to $15, retail. q4ste -,u lgbfa u a
Long. blacks silk-twist' mitts. with
handsomely etn bfeidefet backs, st1ibe
fally HI aabHl6w the. lglbqw, ore. takibE,
these ,kpt, GdaxSnmnsWe gAyes
these mitfs quoted at $2p IVA Will buy d,
e ood article, land sufficieRhiyi long for
everything exceptteveniDg f.slh Dress ~
AHpfetty style Of ornamenting ~ Co.'S
tunfe Is to7tfitfi one side IT'S entire length
with passenfentsfie 5tfsments, The
with puffed silk, Or ribbon under. "A
wise plain costume. q y srstae1 j tofi
Al vulgar fancy with some ois to aloopo
many oolofs OF ribhjri together On eoB1s
t,tne 4ope that. q .tvbnan@ tfs icorfeUtsgI
taste WILL never follow. 49, s.s5 ~ 9d,,as =,
- - stslE4J
Everybody will secure asspas III that tfsin with
Lafayette Hb0k and Ladder Fire fothpafy M.
and greofy No. on their Ali OF Jly faxcirsiUdsl
1a ~ s-7r ~ 7 r r7 y ~ dfr1. j
SILVER AND COLE / 700 it
in q Igtr } i uutI-L-lAtt y -9i5 - ~ ouigses
A sstsconceptiet, Relative f5. Their hs.
,o,ao y speetiye Product, m ;. !, - - .''.,,
It Is generally supp 'sed that the PROF.
duct OF silvarsis inereasingmore rapidly
than that Of gold. This IL d fnistakefit
idea.. In 1876 o,ir whtle' domestic WELD
Of silver. was $38. eOO, 900 !; .ot Fold, fa2,--''
300. gbO,; But last. year tie 'pTopbrd5ns
were materially changed. The product
Of silver was. $4,000 900 4 oh cold, $48.-
D000o0s Thesefiguresp point stronElylto
the necessity and advantages OF "a
speedy restoration OF the tfohbfe stand
ard Of values. Nature suggests the bali
aDce Of the, precious me talB, and the, de-
81 this balance IS always.
attended with financial disturbances