The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-03-08
NEW YORK FASHIONS.

| NEW ONh FASHlONo.
! SPRING sryLEs--NEw HATS AND DOSNETs--
AsrHEriC CoI.ogs SPRING MATERIALS
UMBRELLAS At \ pisC0u&T.
Wherefore take an umbrela my fair lady
| when your new summer Ia. will spread ont
ia radirs almost us sxtended3 Certainly
! ii you do carry one, it is needed not so
much to shelter yourself as tina, bit Of fem
mime variety which yen will wear some.
times Oh the top of your head; sometimes
falling b.c. like The halo Of pictured
ssini sometimes having the broad hrim
! iufncd this way, that WAY and every other
imaginable way. Since formidable in size
as the water hats have been, those of the
summer will be still more so. The pic.
turesqucncss too, Of wide felis and icath-
| er, will row be- from the nature of things,
eycclcd by that of straws and flowers. Bu,
pray remember that am now ad PRESSING
my more youthful friends; not the very
youthful exclusively, bat those whose faces
are still 10 first freshness. Where traces
of time appear while yet something fanc-
ful is wished for; the pike comes in accep-
tably and now seems to rise higher and
higher, Within YOU can wear your hair In
M ecs'aoy Of &c thetic tlutfiness if you
wish, for with the broad brimmc,i hats and
the pakcs, those remarkable front pieces
are often.
For the large class Of ladies' who de.
sire something unobtrusiyc. we fluid oil
m'nner # moderate sized shapes both 10
hats and bonne,s, while in the latter, an
important position is assigned tie little
capgtes which really seem rs if they n.yer
would 90 out of fashion.
In millinery Of all kinds, the
CoLoR'SGa
are very noticeable. w de, narrow brim
mel, all are constantly dyed in some new
shade--chirly red, green, olive and bronze,
with some hing of garnet, while Of "yal-
lery,' there is no end. Not yellow il We
except Leghorns, but yellowish; many of
Them looking rs II they had been hanging
out on = pole all winter in some cornteld
and were now gathered In tor our bells to
wear. It's Mr. Oscar Wilde and his col.
leagues who have done all this these
! shades are dear 10 aesthetic hearts, they
1t Is vito have bruu hit about the .rcmarka.
Die prominence of green and lis to them
that We owe the existance of red hats in
summer, not to say the immensely picture
sque possibilities Of 4 broad brimmed, red
ha:, set At tho right angle On tho right sort
OF a young lndys head At tho right timo
and place and with tho right kind Of COS.
tune. I can only say to tho masculincs
Of all Observation-Disclosures" As a hint
TO my lady friends, will remark, that I
have 20 often repeated the adjective "righ,,"
bccsusc II a mistake should be made and
the wrong sort Of a beauty should wear one
at tho wrong time, what terrible wrong il
would be. 4Es,hctic colors have likewise
affected
SPRING MATERIALS.
The family Of ginghams will lie .
numerous one, while for drcssicr cotton
goods, batiste and satin VIC with each
other. A most charming novelty is batis,e
in plain colors--chieAy some delicate
shades, having wide border of embroidery
on one side of the breadth and narrower
one for tho corsngc md sleeves. This idea
Of embroidery extends to fine wools whore
lovely outfits will show embroidery Of silk,
usually self colored but sometimes In con.
trasts. Furthermore as this cmbfoidey
though tlle, is done by machine, 1t will not
be very expensive
Among the remarkable discoveries of
science in the application OF magnetism
none ore Of 80 great Importance MS those
made by our best physicians. There is
scarce any disease that may not be bene.