The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-10

low degree are long on the wrist, and there
Is much less open work than formerly.
TWO SCHOOLS IN SLEEVES.
TWO schools in sleeves, as wide apart as
homeopathy and alipathy, now prevail. The
gigot or bishop sleeve is the head and front
Oh new rebellion, this being fol-
lowed at respectful distance by
sleeves imbued with similar ideas.
but oil modest outline. The gigot, however,
comes boldly out and shows the yeritable
balloon tops of olden time with cuff shaped
INTO the arm. Unlike the leg of mutton,
however, it is cut all in one; the puff at the
top beng put on separately. Sleeves of
lesser note are crowned with smaller puffs
"hile at times we see two puffs divided by
rows OF shirring. Meantime the close coat.
sleeve holds its own, and thereby no small
advantage to the public at large accrues.
An arm too thin can hide securely under
those friendly puffings and show to the
world as if it were the plumpest, and she
who breads no scrutiny can wear sleeve
that follows natures fair proportions. Each
one does well and each one is stylish
FASHIONS FOR THE THIN.
But If thin arm can be made to pass,
wherefore not the individuals This peril
nent question can be answered in the af-
flrmative, and result so satisfactory is
brought about by the aid OF shirrings This
the more so, because they are veritable
rage You cannot misplace them. Put
them about the neck on the front, on the
back, around the waist, on the sleeve f
your corsage and you commit no eisor.
Have your skirt shirred from end to end
you touch the extremists limits, but you
do not overstep them. Even the hat and
paraso may be shirred pretty example of
Such an outfit being one prepared of cream
white null for Emma Abbott, who is spend.
ing the summer here. Another tasteful
| costume showing similar ideas has been
gotten up for the same well -known singer.
1t is of silk and wool; combination of
pale blue and golden brown and is made
Anrelic waist IN surplice style with shir-
red belt and sash; sleeves with two puffs
and shirrng between. The overskrt after
the Carita model shows the front, arranged
with shirred apron, draped highly in thu
middle and falling in points at the sides
Close akin to shirrings, come pufings
These because more pronounce,
type are used with some caution; you car
not cover your whole outfit with puffs, bl
they are very popular. For the bottom
the skirt, nothing is better liked than
puff; one or NEE pufis around the neck al
quite the thing while u pun at the wri
sometimes supersedes cuff. But ruffie
may come in to complete the magnifyin
process puffs can be united with shirrs, till
if need be, one can become perambula
ting mass of shirrs, puffs and ruffles :,
which plaitings can be superadded. lie
me atone at the eleventh hour, however
for a seeming neglect of my stouter consti
tuents. For them, the Baroune palonais
would be tasteful choice; being close o.
the hips, falling in shawl shaped point a
the left and draped high on the sides. Ii
conclusion | scarce feel that
AN APOLOGY
is needed because ! have taken you fror
New York at a time when all that is fasl
i0uable has fled. Next month, will te
you what is going on at Saratoga. AT pre-
ent life at Richheld Springs is charmin
enough and I wish my readers were all hel
to enjoy it likewise. Since last season ii
American House has been virtually rebui
by Mr.. WEIGH of the New York st. Mich,
las. Walls are newly papered and painted
floors recarpeted; beds and bedding fres
and clean. The old kitchen and lsundl
arc demolished and new ones are located
the end of wing two hundred feet Ion
t Adjoining is the DINING room, while lea
D ing to 1t is a grand hall fifteen feet wide
one hundred and fifty long. The old b
room is taken from the piazza and inste,
is wine and reading room; an intermedia
space formerly used as sort of gcner
receptacle Is now pretty park, while {
the little people, 'children's ordinary
s set apart, where as cunning idea, Il
i walls are covered with successive pictur
It and nursery rhymes so prcttily done that
r grown up child might spend hours in stud
l. ing them Lucy CARTER.
Mothers! Mothers I! MOthprstlt