Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-15

Tue Squ8Tc tTolu u'ylueS I8VOE Will u more
natural and graceful rounding Of the depth
Of the back. Toe sleeves reach but very
little below the elbow, and lace sleeves, OF
sleeves which combine lace with silk or
f%satin, in lengthwise bands, are as high in
favor as ever. The chaussure is now Of the
greatest Importance in completing the en-.
and shoes must show some correspondence
With the toilet.
Il allus have 10 SMILE" remarked old
Deacon Jay, the other evening, "when I Gee
it announced atout q weddin' marriage tina,
the officiating clergyman was assisted by an.
other preacher. Justa as thsugh one preacher
wasn't strong enough to do the job!
Why, with all the nonsense put on at we'd
dip's these days 1 wouldn't be surprised to
see it the fashion yet that one clergyman
stands 10 front Of the couple, and one be-
hind. and one on each side, while the sex
ton and his assistants hold the windows
and doors, and the spectators hold their
breath! Assisted by! Pfb!"
London World :-"People never seem
curious still. he never seems tired OF being
stared at. II was instructive to listen to the
remarks of the ceremony at the presenta-
tion. The ex president ia known To he a
man of few words; but his visitors evident.
" thought that some interchange of ideas
was necessary. Royalty alone is not ad-
dressed. The remarks made by twenty
consecutive guests were carefully noted
with the following result: Nineteen sa I'd
Glad to see you back, general; ; one said.
You must really be tired, general The
nineteen possibly spoke the truth; the
twentieth certainly did"
White toilets are as much in vogue az
ever, and are composed of the very richest
materials. White satin is combined with
heavy white silk and white broeade satin
stripes is of American manufacture. The
trimmings are enlbroideries in gold, silver
and pearls or fringes of pearls and chenille.
Lace is also used lavisi,ly and in very new
and effective combinations. Instead of be-
ing all of one piece and of one kind it is
made to suit the design of the dress, and
different kinds of handsome lace, such as
duchesse and point d'Alencon, are united
together in small pieces as we'll rs large,
the face fitting into its place as naturally
and tremendously as if had grown there.
"What." the young msn asked the young
his hat, what do l put you In mind of"
ASuSu SNSNnS oOO Sasu 6OISIy. hbu
pretty soon he arose and went on his wsy,
The next morning he called upon an emf.
nent horologist, asked him what was the
distinguishing trait of Q French clock. The
horologist said: "Wby it never goes.'
And the young man was sorely caet down,
and he grieved and told no mar of his hut
Habit" is hard to overcome. II you take
OH the first letter it does not change e bit"
1f uoN r. hA Fon1sko =, ok:l1 l>.~ . s,L.s, |
left. If you take offstill another the whole
Of 1T remains. If you take of another it is
not It" totally used up. All of which goes
10 show that if you wish to get rid of a
habit" you must throw 1t off altogether.
And now that We are in the flush Of poet.
ic fervor, we ask kindly attention for these
words, which are to be found in the
cemetery at Childewald, England. There
is q tone of regret in them which may serve
. wholesome warning:
Here lies me and my three daughters,
Brought here by using seidlitz waters
II We had stuck to epson salts
We wouldn't have been in these here vaults.
Elk Queen Isabella of Spain lives very
10 Paris. She is cheerful, benevo-
lent, frank. winning and simple in manner. |
She is easily deceived in people who excite
her emotions. Her Paris Court" Is very
and uncomfortable. She hated
Mercedes because Mercedes was q Montpen 4
,ier She would like that Alfonso q queen y
be the Princess Bestrice of England,
but Beatrice is a protestant.
Speaker Andrews of the Wyoming asse n.
bly, q democrat, %testifies that he went to the
territory eight years ago, prejudiced against
he idea of female suffrage but that now he
must admit that the more he has seen of the
workings Of the system the less his ohjec-
have been realized and tho more it
has commended itself to his judgment and
good opinion. Il I'm thoroughly convinced"
says. that IL 10 the only true, consistent
md honest method of exerctsing the right
government Laramie CITY. with . popu-
|ation OF 2 500, cast aDout l 200 votes Of the
election. one third Of which were cast
BIZ women. MANY Of whom la(aly cana from