The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-03

Sss. yca sse tAey must dilter . good dsal. CeneraIly tke profession dsesnt se much ahose xac, tcs the business ix act alto eeshes desosd ef chances that make the semure cf trunks somewhat uncsrsAiu A, anAes. AAve kncwn actor sc start csa in the beginning of season with gos- gecus trunk~ and come back few weeks lasef with thesr remaiaing luggage ,n a handkerchief os . paper trunk with a ssrsng lock. as they tAcesiousN dencms- nase package wrapped up h newsp4. per.
 The tAsgess aunks are those ocSa- sicnaiiy maze tt. actresses te carry hne sosturne> "a There is one. luss com pleted. HssyssiA inches long. twens,~sss inches xide. and twenty nlne inches high. h has inside fve skeleton trayx. fitting one upon another. and ls intended ie cary iuss Axtecu dresses. no more. Rsg and a~k~ard as Il .s. Il ~,li be compasa- lively light. and the hotel posser w,ll nc. have to swear so much in handling is As they md neeeszAy when they iaggle thcse dtummets truuks about. lt tx a vosdef even to mt hc~ they move those trunks about. when hlled. anles, the, have detvieks handy.
 tfisate peseons do nos have such hlr trunks nov as the, used ,o. The huge Sarasogas. the sine almoss of cottage houses, have nearly gone out ot fashion Ladies sosne times order them ia s,nse dieSsss III. m iheir own houses. not mean ing to ttavei with them. but when they Sc abroad they strive now Ia reduce then baggage as much as possible. The al- setai.on III the aristoeiaii. style af sE,end. ing the summer has made that change think Formerly a lady went to taycf- lie watering place of popu.as rcsos, at the heslnn,ak oi the seassn, intending te aas antil its olose and oi ,oursr ,ock | sica, io, of drcsses along tet frequent change ,e keep ap het style Hut no~ a man gees ~ish h,s wite and conpie ei ordinary S,Ted trunks. h,s wif~a tic largest. oi euufse. say to Saratoga hfst tat couple oi weeks. then "a Newport ant to Dong Branch. or somewhere else. lie may take in all the principal places from Mount Iiesea ,a the Whuh sulph.t Spr,ngs m season. and hls w,ie. appe.t ing bat week oi t~o al each plscc. does mol need Ia show more than three os tous dirss~s IA the whole time.
 $ soie-ica,hef trunks ase no good nos Our modem aaie-like ,ron ones cave them m, smash them, aouge holes in them. rum ihen. and squash ,heiI contents whenever they arc travelled with Sofne pa,tics in Bossen arc claiming good deal ioi fa~ -hide ,.unks. that they aie making. hu, sec no advantage n them. and doub, II they will keep then shape There AIT ne manufacturers on tho globe tha, make now such good trunks as ~e do. Those turned oa, h, English and ffenth nanuias turrIN air oitcn 1ei, hansisome. better finished toi looks ,h.a nnrs perhaps ha, then systems of Cots stfuo iinn are faulty. and their Hun frame. as rule almost ~of,hless They do moi .a the othe, side oi the pond sse a.a, such elaborate trunk hardware as we do ilaf inventors arc sans,antl, getting up new devices foi strengthening the hingsa if. t~s-.rt the l,..,.i,ts f.,f-e- -,,f -.i~ cat. hes and bolta. making the GnfnetA Ia, vulnerable and many other things, al i. ais aiasei .e defy the baggage smashers ~sti poae CT. and ~c trunk maker. use all ai thrn., and aie glad to get anything of the kin.i ,ha, will enhance the durability of ouI goods In fa.i. sometimes th.aE w~ are making them too strong ior o,i o.n good, ior such trunks aa ~c build now adays are li,ile more liable ,o w~ai ous than burglar pfoof safes are the bes, kind oi them. al least