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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THERE are many men and women who
are i'll from want of brains. They suffer
voluntary decline because they do not
possess the brain power that can offer the
blood any inducement to circulate. The
blood does not want to be rushing about
when there is nothing going on in the man
or woman that owns tho blood. Why
should the heart or lungs be toling all
day and all night when the person who
owns these machines has no use for any
new stock Of tissues or blood Pluck is
a wonderful agent in throwing off dis
ease. A walk of five miles would cure
many an occupant of the lounge. Will
power will surpass pill power in nine
cases out of ten. To hold q bottle of
smelling salts in the hand on account of a
headache is just the thing at times, but to
fling pound of fruit cake out into the
alley, and then walk furlong as a re-
ward for not eating the compound is near
ly always much better thing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

LINCoLN's HoUsE.-The little brown
cottage In Springfield, H., in which Mr..
Lincoln lived before he went to Wash
ington still remains almost as he left it,
furniture and all. 1t is related that it
had at first but one story, and that Mrs.
Lincoln for many years unavailingly
teased her husband to raise the roof. At
length she sezed an opportunity when
he was attending Court in an adjoining
town to employ workmen and have the
half-story added, windows put in, paint
put on, all complete-save payment of
bills before his return. Coming up
the street he comprehended the situation
at glance. but, feigning bewilderment.
and pretending not to recognize the old
place, he walked past as il searching for
home, till his wife-who was watching
behind the shutters-called after him:
"Abrim Abrm."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

MIND Your P's.-PersoGs who pat
ronize papers should pay promptly, for
the pecuniary prospects of the press have
a peculiar power in pushing forward pub
lie prosperity. If the printer is paid
promptly, and his pocket book kept Pile.
thoric by prompt paying patrons, he puts
his pen to the paper in peace, his para
graphs are more pointed, he prints his
pictures OF passing events in more pleas
ant coors and the perusai Of his paper is
of more pleasure to his people. Paste
this piece of prov erbial philosophy in
some place where all persons can perceive
it.-E1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

SPEAKING of the great bridge connect
ing New York with Brooklyn, a con
temporary says it has already cost $40,
600, 900. The bridge, when completed,
will have one foot walk, two double track
wagon roads, each 1917 feet wide, and
two railway tracks. The cars will be
attached to an endless wire rope and
propelled by stationary engines on the
Brooklyn side. To avoid snow burdens
an iron grating will be laid under the
tracks instead of flooring. The compile
ton OF the bridge is yet years in the fu-
tura
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THERE ara 10000 miles of telegraph
wire in the United States and $50 offices,
or one mile Of line to every thirty-'lx
square miles OF area. England has 20
600 miles of line and 5000 offices, or one
mile of line to every one and half miles
OF area. Russia has 81 800 miles Of line
and 600 offices, OF one mile Of line to every
$50 square miles of area.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

MADISON county, Georgia, boasts q
wonderful natural production, in the
shape OF horned rooster, the property Of
Mr.. Ferguson. The owner exhibited
him at Athens recently, and pitted him
against ore of the city games of that
place, and, instead of spurrirg, he butted
his antagonist out OF the ring, and gained
the day. Send him 10 Paris.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY:
COURT TERMS:

District Court-secpnd Monday in April,
August and December
OOunty COurt-First Monday in anu
-S' March, May, July, September and No
Vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court.)
Hoard of Supervis0rs-First Monday
neoruary, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
Weekly Crinity Juurnal.

GS- The "JOUR.N:fL" has no agents
the Publisher preferrfng to do business
9Th .sdUerffssrs direct. .gdrsrffsfns- =
Rates furnished on application.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20
LATEST PARIS FASHIONS.

CHARMING COMPILATIONS OF THE LADIES OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND WHY THEY
ARE woRN-CHoICE OF CoLoRs IN wooLLENs.
PANS, Jan. a, 1878
Tho veronese and Titan hues are tame compared
with the brilliant tnts that LADIES' are trying their
cheeks, while the cosmd,que raisin which is sup
POSED TO impart TO their lips tho tempting transpar-
cnce Of ripe grapes rs almost scarlet Tho maturer
the maiden the deeper rouge thicker those
frlnged lashcs made of koheu which elongate the
eyelds. Everything is fortunately in harmony with
this superabundanco OF glowlong streaming ribbons.
bright both Sides miles OF lace edgng, trailing
ounces bullion yellows, glossy plush, dowuy velvet,
beaded and beaded brds' wings. Powdered fcath-
ers and metal ornaments in all shades perfect
keeping with the self made tomato compilations and
modern Lady Gay Spapker styles Homer who
blind, and vbo, therefore, could not tho rainbow,
thought 1t very beautiful, fancyng, as he said,
that II was uniform. He certainly would not have
admired Parsienne OF the day gttering all over
with arc-cn cell buges. Nevertheless, the world hav-
ing grown careworn and cold hearted, pleasure
occasionally to observe cropping up signs Of OLD rub
cund jellity, ana once IN while In this mechanical,
hard toiling century ones threshold
the welcome OF a "merrie wife"
THE CRAZE OF DECORATION.
Not only women uli OF brigh Illness just now but
their surroundings arc brilliant foe every accessory
Is full OF meaning the decorative line The door
OF their boudors reproduce in gay colors tho hand
soonest flowers OF our parterrss, or worked out IN
vivid woods the word, Saive, greeting so iull oil
meaning The Hover beds themselves are being pre-
pared tor the sowing OF seeds, which, when raised,
Will show In red, white and blue either the heradry
OF the family or the name OF the chaelane or geonet
rical ana mosaic patterns, &c.
CONSIDERABLE ''BUsTLE."
A merry thing the season Is also the new
tournure Alter the fat views have had Of male
surfaces 1t " not irreverent to say that the APP
pendagc IL revivifying bump. | say nothing Of
novelties made in lingerie Tor New YEARS. CUTS but
tho medinvai belts, buttons ana snaps deserve par
cular mention. The designs, executed In nickel and
silver adhere as closely as possible TO those held in
favor by prncesscs OF the socaled dark ages.
Buttons, then designated gown sones' because they
initiated horn, ivory and bone the shapes OF stones
found cherries, pums and peaches, are inlad with
rich pearl and Rhcnish or Scotch crystals
CHArELAISEs.
The PLAIN silken cord Is replaced by long chaplet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-20

OF cut beads made to match those which border the
orims OF Marie Stuart caps and Of hats These chap
ing together number equal to that OF the letters In
tho wearer's name, and the groups divided by
metal designs cusons Ianc c snaps ="
is q small parchment pouch That hung In olden times
from these waist chaplets and which contained hve
fashions Systematically and historically should, Of
course nsugurats set of CHAINS but also use a. well
az wear them.
Tho way wives and daughters used these things 10
solsmniy recorded Whenever they had been guilty
sciences not tender by the way) they pulled out
their five chains, neatly held ike keys in bunch.
and, turning to their most intimate friend. askea
her kindly 10 give them herewith good thrashing!
The friend never declined TO take advantage oil the
opportunity imagine, 10 deal out with tho asked Tor
stripes the supplement- Of her own private resent"
ments
The favorlte colors Tor mixed materials are de-
cdedly mordor6 cashmere, lined with garance SILK
and Louis blue combined with pale blue. new blue
Is called "bru,ses because II Is OF mortified pur-
pie Il wS WIZ 1eSs ns wS
dark design Of cisele on lighter ground OF the same
color.
pretty fanchon Tor The hair made OF ripe corn
gauze, with border OF rose satin. II 10 tied on IKE
creole turpan and has pointed ends in front.
Evening dress--wher not rich black covered with
JET beads, chenille or aceis less becoming Ids sea-
sou than the tasteful day toilets and dinner dresses
now worn, and which arc ornamented with ropings
The newest jowery is japanese. The hair is worn
somewhat lower tho top OF the head ana spanish
The fashion for nsmes on ornaments Is 10 them
through with spit, all the letters being uneven
and falling about as II shued ana there are names
by this now fashion, Gentlemen who ignore me sur.
names OF young ladies' speak OF them as Jeanne" and
sarguerite simply because ices domoisolles' have
thus ticketed themselves round the throat and on
Their reticuies insteps and belts.
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Government Bonds Steady, States Nominal
and Railroads Higher.
THE BANK STAT E M E T.
Money on Call Easy at g a z
and 4 8 Per Cent.


SATURDAY, JAM 1915 r. NJ.
Although inactivity in too stock Market is dis
agreeable symptom. IL Is not dangerous one but
when weakness is added it is time to send for the
doctor. SO thought the bulls to-day when they saw
prices fading away and the market growing Sick with
no medical aid hand 70 afford recf Even the
ready crop prescription failed Of effect, ard the
CENTS OF corn and grain at tho Western entrcp0ts
(Which today arc up TO the maximum) were power
less TO purge away the low spirits which had settled
upon tho market There werc two circumstances
which tended chiefly 10 bring This about
The that armistce would certainly
be made between Russia and Turkey ana the growing
belief that the trunk lines were cheating each other
In the OF freight charges In reference to this
latter circumstance had occasion only couple OF
days express the belief that the traffic Offer
ing precudes any present necessity Of either cutting
under or of lying about IT," The weight OF testimony
appears now 70 be that the railroad officials been
doing BOTH and that their stout proesations TO the
contrary wero a deusion and snare.
And, after all, what Is a Lief 'ris but
Tho truth IN masquerade,
and further claim upon tho iathery OF the devil
There were some good things, nevertheless, III
sight to-day, though they were too distant in their
effects 10 overcome the existing depression The bank
statement is tho best for long tme showing by the
decrease of that unusual Is bong taken In
crease in items Of specie and legal tenders that
money beginning TO flow back to tho financial ccnre.
In response these facts money call was to be had
freely at I've per cent while the premium on gold
declined within 1h per cent OF par Tho coal
stocks sympathized with the railroads to moderate
extent but that the combination breeze has
blown over for the time being they left to drift
about IN an unusual calm. Generally speaking, the
lowest prices Of the session wore made at the Close
and the market left OF heavy and ieversh.
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices Of stocks at the Board to-day
were:-New York Central 106j4; Eric. s9s Lake
snoro, elk; Wabash. 15H; Northwestern, s63s !;
do preferred. 6314; Rock Island, 99A; Milwaukee
and ST. Paul. 399I; do. preferred 691; Pittsburg, 74
Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 81; New Jersey
Central 16; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 81; Morris
aud Essex 75s; Michigan Central CO.'S; Illinois Gen.
trail TAX; Union Pacific, 67s4; Hannibal and St
Joseph. l2X; do. preferred, 261s; Ohio and Assis-
sippi, s; Western Union, Tx; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, 20; Pacific Mail, 70.
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FREE CANALS.

The following resolutions were adopted at a meet
ing of the Boat Owners Association, hold At No. 10
South street, Friday last:-
Resolved That the attention Of and people Is re-
specty invited the OF tonnage resulting
canals the the introduction OF tho so
called free list. And be 1t further
Resolved, That in the judgment OF this meeting the I'M
extension OF the free list to all reixns ON the
canals and important in advance In
the reior matory canal policy OF the state.
Resolved iurther That will join hands with the
chants shippers every we'll directed effort having
for object OF all useless officials Of the
state and OF all illegal unjust hal Dor dues and
dock charges and terminal exactons which now nfct
blight and the material growth ana general
prosperity of our city.
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MARRIED.

CousExs-GoDINg.-On Thursday, January IL, at tho
residence OF Mr. W. H. Daily. OF Now York, by the
Rev. J. NJ. Getchell, WILBUR +. COUSINS, oil Kcnne-
bunkport Me-, to CLARETTA Sc. daughter of she late
Ell IA Scott OF New YORK. No cards.
Boston and Portland papers please copy.
ELY--HANNA.-On Wednesday, 9th inst, AT the rcsi-
dence OF BRIDES parents, 100 East 4bn St., OIIS
PERRIyB ELY GExEvIEvE HANNA.
FIsHER-WArgRs AT tho residence OF the bride g
mother, Monday evening" January II, by the Rev. G..
NJ. Eggcston, WATSON H. FISHER, oil Falmouth, Mass,
10 O. LOUISA, daughter OF late ID. w. Waters, Of this
city.
PoRrsnoRE-CLEMxxrs- On Tuesday, January Is,
by the Rev. J. Howard suydam, RICHARD o. PORTS
MORE 10 ADDIg CLEMENTS. No cards.
kEp-CRAIK. the l7th at the residence OF Mr..
John Dunlop, In this city, by the Rev. J. Z. Kerr,
WALTER REID ~ ASSE JANH CRAiK, both Of 81 John,
N. b.
srEwARr--ALBRo.--On Wednesday evening, January
TO- 1875 at FIRST Presby cran Church. Morrisown, ~
the Rev. Alpegt Er0man, JoEN ID. STEWART 10 SARAH
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despatch from San Francisco says:-"The Sutra
Tunnel is Is, $50 feet in length The bullion pro-
ducod by Bonanza mines shows decline, there being
only shipment for the present months account.
The annual meeting OF the Sierra Nevada Mining
Company was h,d in this city yesterday. The re.
ceipts OF the year from assessments were $500, 000
Stocks have been depressed, large lots Of Bonanzas
being thrown on the market owing to apprehensions
OF the stoppage oil dividends. The Exchequcr Mining
Company has levied OF 81 por share, de-
IiLqaonts declared February 90"
The Treasury now holds $345, $50 in United
States bonds TO national bank circulation and
s136ss 900 TO public deposits. United States
bonds deposited for circulation during the week end
ing to-day 1882 000 Amount hold circulation with.
drawn for week. $685. 900. National bank circulation
outstanding: notes, 1919 S57 o4o gold nocs,
81 4S2, 100 Internal revenue receipts, SOS. 2S6 81
customs receipts, S407 1871 Is. Receipts OF national
bank notes for redemption Tor tho week ending
day. compared the corresponding week Of last
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks wero;-
MINING SHARES.

The official opening prices OF mining shares In San
Francisco wero:-- Gould & Curry, o. Savage, 1iKi
Choar Potosi, SO; Ophir, SIN; Hale Norcross, 95s
Crown Point, 55a Yellow JACKET, 94s Bclcher. OK
Virginia Consolidated, 22K; California, 2o56; Over.
man, 20; Raymond & Ely, OK; Best 4 Bcicher, 10;
Ken,uck, Az; Union Consolidated, az; Alpha. II;
Sierra Nevada, AZ; Mexican, 14>6; Eureka Conso-
dated, So; Justice, ~; Utah, IA; Jackson, 3}s.
The closing prices Of mining San Francis co
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REAL ESTATE.
The following parcels sold on the Real Estate
Exchanpa Yesterday

The following parcels were sold ON the Rea Estate
Exchange yesterday
BY RICHARD v. HARSErT
Supreme Court foreclosure sule Charles c. Leeds.
the iSsr sSry w saS Ss
i47 East s7sa =. a77s T. e Of Lexington 400
Aso s sS
three story and No. 1tS S Hu. s. 4i 'front.'
s. Isl Of 4th 70 Professor Theodore W. o,0
Dwigns.''''''''''' nv ;onS = poYp --''-o
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Y: 9: Irsphagsn.
sassss X aSs' @
No l54 O. o6th Sc, e. 1884 It w. OF I'D Nv; " -, 900
D'-'A'ln .....i; asx;.. fs1.si s,.m.,
eight lots each io a'xss ~ On Mst
Also lot st. lana. iSoslso :. on sherman Az,
100 IT. Of EMERSON st.. part the Dskemsn mao
Total sales for the day
Water sa r Of PIKE y p;s: isox q; s,s
Also south y a: s .Is ,l,, 81:
SD as ss s.. 40 IT, w. av aoxos o; William
p N aSan Ser :. Market irregular: '
sS 4 !. s.. ss.'sm s. + 81 sv NOM
x Ssr sis s %as 70 ihsan and vile to Mary
ss a. ss . Of s.I av ao1sas Samuel e. nom
e. hs sV 70 Sia sssh st. aos6a
Rutgers ans ~' st. o. o. 81 and T. Hs:iisia and
p w,sS sG st. W. corner Of Charles st. ai4x7o;H
a nIrn'11s 70 100 % is sv. iessese 10
ps Sresi1 S .s's ss e &hissSs.a ::ss
Is. SLATER 1860
0t to- a. schsik $3.50
a mses M n e. Of aa:on i5sa.so
NJ BAKER and wife to 7. A. 5000
'e Groae. 10000
esd ward) ~ Chedsey TO Martha T. French. 77oo
"a s. . sss H.
issss ST. slo french q to Ts sew iesA
a7h I Es:s, s,s;.. 81 to Az
4o.h s - Isl ss g Of ssS
sora ss T. Of " d s also
Broadwsy corner n # ga st. l4s ssiooS 90 ooo
MoRrCAGks.
schinck Carl J. and wife. 10 b. Munich, n. OF 3oth
Brown s e. sea husband TO xun brown
os az s john a. and %s 70 Ds"sss.
contnn " ia"srS T. and .iie. to H. Greene. n
corner Of Blsseksr and Charlie. s,S years. 5000
Ds sneo Company % Of 9th st. e. Of 9th aS;
nSrn, *. A. e. and husband, to O. b. Burnett, n s.
KD l Philip ana w,is 10 .. unchrich. 9. Of
Moore s. sophia d. 20 T. si . s. Of 4iii ST. Of
M s y. lsS and husband 30 ssaddsi ~ '0
sa Msc to to sa ss ."a Of as and i s
wears 1000
iIth Nv. years ..................... $40
ureenwi.h aw; 1000
~" s1 Dowery; year :. 10000
av. months $500
Pearl st. inssaImenis $4,000
ST. months .......,.... IT'S
av OF 4 s s is year ..A.. DA" 1905
psny $ $ Of Perry St, O. of 4ih s. years 22oo
Deck IL. Il.
iii place t24ih wsrdJ; years 1000
essa wardj so5
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AsIgI-SAGER- MATILDA AsIEL to ABRAHAM SAGER.
No caros.
Scuw ERIN STERN MR. HENRY ScHwERIS OF New
ark, to MISS THERESA STERN, oil New York. No cards
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s,on OF the New York city banks this week as com


Copsols In London opened little stronger than
yesterdays closing price, but foil on again until after
tho close OF business, when higher price was made.
American government bonds were steady, with
fractional advance on the AKA Erie was y lower
and Illinois Central l per cent higher. Eight
thousand pounds in bullion was Withdrawn
balance from the Bank OF England to-day. II
Is expected In LONDON that large Withdrawals
OF gold will be made week for shipment to New
York In Paris rentes advanced 10 1901. 32Hc. and
exchange on London was quoted al 25f. lie. The
closing prices in London were:-Consols for money
and account, 95,S a 95h; new AZ per cont bonds.
l06 Ave-twenty bonds Of 1867, 1854; ten.forty
bonds 10s4; ives Of 1881, 106; Erie common shares,
OK; Erie preferred shares 22sl; Illinois Central, Is
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices are gen.
orally higher The following were the changes COM
pared with last previous sales;-An advance Of y
in Louisville and Nashville consos OF 1898, pes
cent In Alton and rerre Haute income. ~ IN Hann-
bal aud St. Joseph eights, convertible, Delaware and
Hudson coupons of 1894, New York Cen'sal hrst,
new aud Great Western rsts OF 1888 ex.coupon) and
a In St. Paul sinking tunds There was decline Oh
4 IN Central Pacific gold bonds and q in Union Pa
ci1c lrsts.
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PRICES OF COAL.

Tho circular OF the Lehigh Valley Coal Company Is
out ana likes the prices per ton for coal delivered on
board vessels at Perth Amboy, N. j., as folows:-
Steam Chest
Lump boat Br'kn Egg Stove. nat.
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From Philadelphia the news came yestef day that
work was to DO suspended once in the Lehigh re.
gions and that the other mines would soon follow the
exampei.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
The money market worked easily to-day, call loans
being made at per cent, with exceptions ut and
per cent Tho following were tho rates of exchange
on New ork at the aforementioned cities to-day -
Savannah, buying par. selling u premium; Cincin-
natl quiet so discount, so premium; Charleston easy
$40 l-5 discount, u u par; New Orleans, CONNER
ciai par 1-32 premium, bank y premium; ST. Louis
par Chicago IS to 80 discount, and Milwaukee, par.
Foreign exchange dull, with business on the basis
OF Ask ASK for bankers sixty days sterling bills
and L. 83x Tor demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened l0l94 and fell 10 10ll y, the lowest
price mado since April 20, 1852, closing with slight
recovery ut 10I1. This decline in gold ~ owing to
tho growing belief that the Bland Silver bill will not
pass unless much modified. 10 the peace ramors In
Europe and to tho shipments Of gold to New York
from Liverpool Tho carrying rates ranged from ia
TO per cent
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
BIRTH.
ENGAGED.

sTrIsnARDr.-On Saturday, January 10. Mra J. l.
SrLINHARbT, oil a son.
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The bank statement IL favorable, showing an In.
crease So 02S in the surplus reserve, made up
OF an increase of $2.3s5.aO0 In legal tenders and
xL3sA aoo In specie. The following shows the cond
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

Tne highest ana lowest prices OF stocks and the
number OF shares Of each sold At the Board to-day
xr.ro fnllows:-
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SECOND BoARD-I2 NJ


sALBs AFTER CALL
100 abs Am Con. ..b30 III
MEMORANDA.
Tho total sales OF stocks at the Board to-day aggrc-
gated Is, 63s shares.
The receipts and shipments Of wheat and corn at
Chica IN to.dav wara
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Government bonds were steady all day, In spite OF
tho decline In gold. Tho following were tho closing
quotations.
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l0:lo AND Has A. NJ.
x 5000 U : 500. r. '0s. Iosx
3 2 1000 Y : !,a'R o. 'el. IUI
u 5000 Y : As. small, c. iO2
70 1900 U 5 Fsr,i9o7.bc iOi X
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This title Is given 10 cloak much In vogue just
1t present. 1t Is cut and finished oil with the greatest
rare as no garniuro Whatever Is admsgiblo the sole
ornament consists OF several OF stitching round
tho edges. To its masculine style OF cut ana To tho
absence OF all trimming due the name gwen to this
garment Perhaps IL Is TO carry out more July the
attempt made the male style Of costume that the
hat designated Melon'' Is now adopted in London.
Burey puzzled to 1nd any other cause 10 which
lis to be attributed, and the writer does
not hesitate affirm that IL Ia neither pretty nor
and this Is even more important-in good taste IL
Is to be hoped that the new eye introduced into
the commercial world under the name OF 'Impe-
rial ORANGE may never succeed IN insDuating
ffsclf so much into notice to be used Tor laIies'
dresses Paris correspondent says ut promises 10
axe rank as most ingenious ana startling OF oil
po,eons.D It's peculiar properly Is that al any mo-
ncut the article dyed with this recent nven-
ton may burst into flames and resolve itself into
nsnes bv spontaneous combustion Charming New
YEARS box to be gracefully offered to any female
friend whose society Is not appreciated. Inc awful
suggcstion is not our own--the appropriate season
for rendering the GIFT the only doa originated by the
writer. las stringent orders ACCORDING 20 sutnor,
Nv .bave been Issued 10 warn the pubic against
bSying selling using iter any fabric w'tn wh'sn