, 1877-12-02

shady side of life is, sTte Guard dyes, but
! never s1lrrenders,"
Monday will be day Of unusual interest to
| Chicago ladies'. Hagedon, Boyle y Co., the
eWabash avenue, will then open tn the public
the large shipment Of rare novelties Just re-
ceiyed BY them from Europe. These include q
beautiful anu very varied disp1aJ OF embroidery
patterns for ottomans, screens, slippers, etc. all
Of novel and elegant design. The exhibit Will
be both elaborate and extensive We have had
an advance peep ut these designs. and cau assure
our fair readers that nothing so uniaue and
beautiful has ever been seen In Chicago.
Two widowers in Perry County, Tex, have
| each d daughter, and each widower has married
the others daughter. The possible suarl in re-
lationships in these families in the future is
| appalling in its magnitude.
The Gypsy ring, III which precious stone Is
buried IN the heavy gold, leaving the surface of
the jewel only exposed, is now the fashionable
engagement ring
Mr. Brands crayons are not only accurate
likenesse5 and perfect art triumDls, but they
are also the choicest and most elegant Of home
adornments. The Brand establishment has re-
Gently been so enlarged that 1t now contains
double suite OF operating g-rOoIns. This increase
of facilities enables this artist to offer his su-
pcrb Cabinet pictures ut So, and cards at So q
| dozen. CnlGrcn's work remains, as ever with
him, speciality.
Why do women cry at weddings! Goodness
knows there is chance enough for tears in the
aftcr-ite Of the happiest couples without in
vokng flow at the outset. G1ve the bridal
pair u smiling start, il sou love them; II not,
stay ut home and cry there
4 gift Of jcwclry, eiverware, or handsome
clock, will keep the coming Christmas happy in
the recipients mind as the most joyous holiday
OF lie. Hamilton, Rowe u Co. have superb
showing.
Armurc is again much WORE for cloaks and the
4rtr hnr3 anfiFRIC
o silk, is a Lyons mahc reversible, soft, and
piabic, anu brocades and brocateiles go to make
up the long list OF elegant aud rich goods for
dress wear.
The Roorts Sons Music Company hare on
hand aud tor salc the Weber piano used BY
Miss Cary during her visit to Chicago last week.
The era of common-seuse has wrought ma
tcrill benefit to the health OF the world. Our
tair society derosees amt their brave escorts no
longer invite consumption and Its attendant
horrors by reckless exposure to incletnent
weather. They choose rather to array them
selves, wien going out, i'll the elegant rubber
anu gossamer clothing. boots, ana shoes sold at
Preston's Rubber Store, 160 State street:
This firm also makes an attractive showing OF
such home luxuries as vulcanitc jewelry, toys,
combs, knickknacks, etc.
The new Anne OF Austria collars are made OF
linen caInDrie, instead of thick linen, and ditler
from the original III the standing English collar,
insteu.l Of the standing rut1le.
4sIT. anu }lFS. IOLLET lalIIiCT are HClualuLCtl
witt, two or three thousand people in Chicago.
Only five hundred invitations have been issued
bv them for their reception Tuesday evening.
The lightning calculator alone tan compute the
amount OF heart-burnings and spitclul COM
1nents among tue unlimited.
Those most beautiful OF home-dccorative ma
tcrias, artificial ivy, holly, and autumnal vines,
together with superb cmblematlcal designs OF
aii kinds for residences and churches, are OBJ
tainaoie at Mitchell u uathaway's, l5S state
street.
Twenty thousand people have listened to the
rich, fill tones Of Il Weber piano this week. is
doubtful if any other piano made possesses the
noble carrying puwer ol tone necessary to till
the huge Tab. rnacle. But the Weber grand
sent every note, both tender and majestic, to
the fartl1est scat Of the immense auditorium.
Root Il Sons, who seem to be Unidentified with
every musical affair Of any account in Chicago,
are general Northwestern agents for tue Weber
Instruments.
Ladies in their downtown shopping tours
have been seriously inconycnienced by the alb
scnce Of any quiet, elegant, lunchlng place.
THIS trouble has buen overcome by the recent
establishment Of i cozy, congcnial rcfectory by
Z. l.. Woodman & Co., at No. I'll Washington
street, opposite Gossage s. Co.'s. Mr.. Wood
man has always been the ulagnate Of Western
bakers, and his new enterprise will enhance his
previous high reputation, besides being great
accommodation TO the public.
Cruel. very cruel, are the gilt emblems worn
Oh Ecl'ct HeauEcaI L0HE, t0lck-icaueu pms
are stuck through flies and butterflies, and the |
insects almost 1utteT un the bows OF plush kept
down by them. Darling birds are in the same
manner pnioned down to brims bg murdcrous
arrow. and the latter is slightly bent to show
that the missile was light and the prey heayy-
hearted. Wicked images of everyday occur
rences, these, in an un1eathered world.
Shortly ready, s'The Latest Jules Berr Album
Of Music" price 81. containing forty gems, vo-
cal and Instrumental, Of the newest music, by
tue best composers. For sale at ". ". Kim
balls, corner State and Adams streets.
Th. helmet hats for ladies Gid not prove so
popular in the East as was anticipated, and the
dealers are mourning over large and unstable |
stocks Oh hand. The fashion was too beautiful
to meet with general favor. Something to
balance on the bridge Of the nose. OF on the t
back Of the neck, Or on one ear, is sure to be |
hailed as ia love OF hat"
4 large and magnificent stock of dressing
robes, in new styles, at Wilson Brothers.
\ Pennsylvania Justice OF the Peace has mar
ried 1855 couples since 1862, for which he has
received in cash over 81, GOO. |
There is to be at the warcrooms of Messrs. c. |
P. ki1nball s Co., Wabash avenue, q joint ex- |
hibi:ion OF fine slechs aud fur robes, by Messrs.
C. 7. ki1nbal & Co. and Field, Letter Il Co., |
commencing Thursday, Dec u, and continuing |
ten days. |
II We have to look to France for fashion ideas |
tits certainly nothing new, for ever since 1GGS,
when the tide in England set entirely IN favor |
of French fabrics, it may still be said, with the
old cynical writer, "that the wuniens hats arc |
turned into hoods of French silk, whereby every /
mal servant became standing revenue to the |
French King OF one-half her wages"
"A POOR RULE THAT DOESN'T WORK |
BOTH WAYS"
'tCome back, come back to me, Charlie