The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-16
FOR THU LADIES.

the hair, 10 be fasht0uabIy dressed
must fall low on the neck In brSi<lx
or coils, and over the forehead In
loose, airy curls or rings.
Some Of the models Of rarisian
dresses lave aheurdly lOng-p0inted
c0rsages :nd stiff, bitieOus lanniers,
which more resemble the workman
ship Of am uph0lstcrer than the deit
and graceful handiwOrk ofa French
artist.
Among the countless array Of nov.
el and beautiful paras0ls are those Of
white pongee, which are happy me-
dunn between the high-priced white
lacc-trimnled sunsllades Of satin and
the very common ones Of satin Elm.
ply eta nlped with high-cOlOred flow
ers. \ pretty one Of white pongee,
lately seen, was fringesl ali around
with daisies in the bud, pendant
from the edge ii the uarasoi by Its
long green stems; and the front Of
the fair owners bonnet was u mass
III the same ''wee nlOdest" crimson
timed flowers once 20 eulOlizeti by
the Ayrshirc l,oat.--N,cw l"rI 7''sf.
FALL FASHIONS.
Browns Uf every shade, ana greens
ranging from, the 'ereenery-!yallery"
Of The estIsctic to til" darkest and
most invisible greens, will undoubt-
tslly be- the reigmimg favOrttes during
the approaching season; and, MS re-
CARDS style, t;.e prcsc"t indications
are that Lut few, II any, dresses will
be worn with fiat triluilinys-the
more lx,utfant the better. Dre.sn'ak-
ers, i.y n,caus of panniers, pulls. full
scarf drapciies, ruciles, ami other rc-
sources 1T their cs'lllli,ul,d. c<'Ntrive
tu make fashionable costume. as i'll
tricute and impossible I" follow AZ
lx.sSi.,lr, and tie fuller the effect the
greater the triun,rL.-.N,~ IWk
Post.
RED AND EI.CE.
The new shade III royal cardinal Is
now greatly used In combination
with amber, gray, dark blue, brown,
laurv! green aud black. \ charming
dress oi dark blue serge, made for
seaside wear. is arranged with dOl,I .
le-in,x pl:,its from the waist. These
arc left loO-e few inches from the
bottom, forming q ilOuuce. which
falls over the killing OF r~sl serge.
Tie lxxiice Is shirred and worn with
y l,clt around the waist. aud there ARE
knots Of uarruw rcd ril,lA,n nj the
thrunt and upon the sleeves. u l.uncl
uf wider l.x,l'- catching up the some
what knutlant ln.nniers ut each side.
~. y. Itsf.
IlAND>OME IT. TTOSS.
Handsome and .~,ly hution are \
great feature If walking-<lre. SEES aud
travelling costumes. ami NJ they can
be transferred from one dress To an-
other, they are really not cXtrAvu-
CANT pur,.has s IN the end. Tortoise
shell buttons. with cres.s or nions'-
grams in gold. rnanlrle led buttons In
Maur.s,lue or Fl"rrntine styles. are
effective and lsMk we'll "m lntt!e-
green, Havana or prune-cOI"rcd
drc.se-. WWslcn and horn buttons
are also worn, und small round
French x Id buttOns-''%rsl',t~''-
with rough surfacrs. are p'entifllly
used on lnsliv%s, cuffs aud lnh.ketS.
Jet mosaic buttons, with nIOnOgyln,s
inlnid in j..t on C',l"resi grounds and
u cOloresi border, are thoroughly c'e-
gant.-.N. y. Post.
B,.rE AND l'CRE SIT.
4 light suit of silk, having u blue
skirt Of reacxn.k.l.lue silk with a gath
cred and tucked ilOunce around the
bottom, headed l,y Il Oand vi i,i''e-
scent lr.,s! l.asscn,rnterie, "ver which
there il a fall OF Breton lace. The
long Overskirt falls at u l"in: 1T one
side, and is of creanl-wi,it~ ft'lar't
silk with fseacO"ks'lue figure. scat
tered over the surface. the trinl-
ming consisting "f row M sllesl
plmitingx Of " ide Breton lace. The
lack dral,eries ar.. very full, aud are
ornxn,cnted in the sam: manner.
The b:,s.luc il Of f"ularl with u fold
c4l vest III plain silk. over which the
fOulard r. drawn together at regular
intervals and fastened by iri.le--t. nj
head clasIs. The bonnet Is Of crcans-
: white straw in F..ncl,On shape, with
, u wide land Of blue velvet drawn
arO:: nd the crown and studded with
straw beads. The cluster Of blue tits
IN the side gives the desired effect
(Hjcoy" Times.
\ south American plant has l.een
found that cures l,,ishfuinc.s. Ii
should be Promptly tried on the man
who leaves the hotel l,y the lack
window bceause lie is to" sliiiiicnt to
say g0Nl-bye to the cashier and clerk.
A New York minstrel troupe an-
Mouncex that aml,,llances will l,e pro-
vi.ied to carry away those who ie-
come exhausted by laughter. The
inference Is that the troupe has pllr'
cl,aacd q joke of recent origin, but
up to the hour Of going to press an
ambulance had not l,een called into