The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-10
ITEMS FOR THE LADIES.

| Dro,s +r;or,ir.o avn 20 Ia ,ot;r, ,o
DTessrIrlnlihlngs aIe to pe satini 50
Sney VIII prooaOiy NOV 10 pu' Oh pull
w nen couple go aorUau On tuelr
prldal-tour, co9la you calI II marry
'lne EXCURSION
| The sleeves OF new dresses fit tighter
.nan ever. 10 Iaugn An one,s sleeVe mas
NJ" peoo"he Pule'y "e'apnolloai'
| An Irish waiter, speaking of lady's
| black eyes, says: "They are mourning
for tue murders they have committed"
| A Yorkshire woman is so cleaniy that
sne uses Two roillhg-plns-one lor the
pastry ana tne otner lor her husDanUs
mead.
A tropical Georgian maid said she
would rather be black bombazine band
ON her aaofeo ones nat than i've WILL
out him.
Now turn your carpets the other side
up. Not that it makes any particular
difference, but the women folks have got
10 nave little fun.
"Mary," said a st. Louis woman to a
new servant, "when you hang out the
clothes be careful to put tile incest
pieces nearest to the street."
You oan olwoys dotoot q hoobo,or hv
the way he handles baby; but, to be
safe from loss, it is well 10 use a bor-
Erowed baby in making the experiment.
Four.veor.old to his mother boldino
the baby. WSav, mamma % saw zat snnat.
| Iinp ;ittia habv seems to sink ,ae,s va
oniy chile you got! I'd give him back
again!''
A cir, who had marr;od oooirot bor
tatheI,s wisbas cama hack oltor tSa
frat conimgaI ti}F GKill the nrodioaI1
exclai aimsd tho fstber t.tba capt haS rs
turned.V
Cant Rurnobv woo ,stod bv bis Tur
eoman onine Witch u EnSiis nmanlovos
hest hfs horsa nr hi. SiTe Rut tSe
anthor wnred d,ninmat aticaiIv. .urbat
denends ] m on the o womann ' AA"'
A nrim Roston editor osrs. o10 u
nrnnar FOR vonnO n,orriad SoUa Ind;oo - ho
saep pp unon tho stanam YaS oes nrovidaG w oT
thsv sit niosa 70 TIC dr;xer' nT pG,i don;t
int tthoir Snot donota 49, "nu ~CI ~
sides lid % NrPnnk % o"De' WV W"'n o'eA 'ue
@ SlIi WoIaeu tne motto, - neeu Ihee
10y I9ui, anu piesenIeu ~ W ner
Snap. I ne snys NC ii o1r @ neiP ~ ~. ~ .ahes
mnn, n1m smo nUd1s d & W tlih @ anu ieeu ene pigs,
~ hn attenhod "In 1iSuS ~ anu OuS4nesS n"S so'
w '' "O'onoo" 'o'
country glIl WroGe TO ner lover:
NOW ueorge, uont you lale 10 De at tne
StnE A senGo1 10y ~ So'haHnV. Heolge WroIe
Nv n 'Te IsS;a VI as ,o1ie1n VI youIn
onoh ISL % ,aJn o'A"s'"-'neies ho
'uUn "oAu 90 iais'
Inc fashionable shade OF hair for 1877
is called Titan red. Married women
with dark hair, however, will continue
T;+to ~ io0A rod mlSn ~ enslavcr upon any stray
hnSbanG,a 81 at Ia. @ MIion 'ney nho on Inelr
DuD DN"no oo"' 0oiiais'
Inc telephone Will soon reVolutionize
domestic affairs, for the man, instead of
Dlusnlngly telling his vile at supper
that ne VIII be detained at his office,
can go doWn town and whisper through
'ne '0iepnone 'naV ~ ID louSe hlgnt'
Llttle girl, looking at ola laoy's jewel
ry-"flease, grannle, give me those ear
lngsT Grannle-"No, dear, l can't
spare tnem now, put when l die all my
rings anu money VIII pc yours Little
glliI ven, grannle, Dut now soon Will
you oleT
o fasuions lor me kitchen;, COOK
nGi' oane, l WoulonC De Dothered
WI md.n 'nen H"lns every uaE! only
,tT%ae on ouhuaayst Jane
my l;ptJ w t't you, coohi puC, lor my
p"t lpoI.' ms w ve a iauy "eeh-oays as
"o4A "S "ouo"ys' -lH uncn'
She was sweetly dreaming of bright
ortv soiaem neaus a "hete mowers Dreathed
pSasin,s atu ,rttasj no Gnousne sue was
ona'dn oa III Ou.'ei on nles. " anu ooWn MI
no,,,it,s, anu uHiT sue @n, anu Uhen sue Saught
o1au.aiu, aeoi'a t4eu-"ihSeu 4yt putteEhy, ana
a"oho 1N'ird ~ nnu 'nas sne nao nearly
'"iS'e" AeA nuspanuS nose Oh
| A young female travelling accordion
ptayeii i was observed slttlng ON door
s'et' t"sS Anuisuay, eaGlng raw onion.
as AS the genus aroma ascenued heaVen-
Malus, , anu passeu par OF sweet Dlue
ol1s otet Mhlch Drown lashes 1ell In
uellcate lrlnges' the accordion angel
was observer 70 arop tear'
Mistress-G really must. inquire,
Iimmins, why the tea comes up SO weak
o. an aiternoonw tarlof mald-"W ell,
~ snouiu nv, ~ UNI oook, she puts III
d spoon,ui lot ,eIseli, spoonful lor N.Y.
sell, anu spoonlul lor tne Parior; anu,
as YOU l'nss as W. Lnisnes, 1 mis- up the
VeapoV mfsel WIN pIilp Watef''
DR.. Holland says the most precious
possession that ever comes to man in
this world is woman's heart, 1t woul d
seem that he has never observed the
tenuer care WIN Whlch man handles