The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1883-09-28

are quite new and dear. Some have narrow
brass rims; others broaden until there 10 .
baud ofgpolished Or antiqpes brass eight orsten
inches wide surrounding the whole Opehtnes
and worked in etching, respousse. or cast in
rich figures. Some are OF steel inlaid with
brass, which produces a dazzling e1eotsa Ihe
greatest inclination, however. ls not Tor these
Fright, flashing things, but the dimmedm metals,
which look ~ il already worn and ready Tor
the parlor-maid's hand. Fire irons of the AM
tique brass are The most looked for, and should
be laid on the hearth supported by the andirons
inside the tender, instead of standing 10 . ress
at the side. sYgg gg4 !
AIaskan Women.
The matrons of high fashions and the swell
damsels of the Thlinket tribes never make .
canoe VOYAGE without smearing themselves
wei. with the black dye that they get from -
certain wild root Of the woods, or With 4 paste
of soot and %seal1oiI. On sunny and windy days
on STORE they protect themselves from tan and
sunburn by this same inky coating. On feast
days, and the great OCCASIONS, wheu they wash
OIL tho black, their compilations come OUT A.
fair andcreamy white as the palest OF thairs
and the women are then seen to bea
some six shades lighter than the %tan-col-
ored and coffee-c olofed lords OF their drlbe.
The specimen woman ct Juneau wore q tnln
calico dress aud a thick blue blanises Hsr
feet were bare, but she was paasA tsd for
that loss of gear BY the turkey red Paras0l that
she poised over her head with all the COM
placency Of a Mount Desert belle. She had
BACKED her face to the edge of hor eyelids a1d
the roots Of her hair; she wore the uIip arurs
of silver nose ring, lip ring, undertakings, with
i've silver bracelets on each wrist, and fifteen
rings ornamenting herrbronze fingers, and q
more thoroughly provd and self satisfied crca-
ture mayor arrayed herself accordingto tho be-
hests OF high fashion. 43sssS8Ess
Hair.
~ 1ha botr 1roas oro in snlnr,D oovspofl aaaASNse
bled have agreed upon three styles that are to
be the mode this autumn for locks, real or as
sumed. No. 1, have the hair cut about three
inches deep from the forehead, knd pnt it in
paper so as to make large soft eutls-what We
cali at present Lanetry curls-or use q false
piece to take the place. Wave the hair on the
TEMPLES with crimping pins or thu tongs. This
rest of the couture ID made of curled hair,
waves, aud curis with q ring at the end.
No. ., divide tho front hair about three inches
Iron the forehead, from one ear to the
other. Take hair pins and twist the hair
around the pins instead OF putting out and M
rs we generally crimp the hair. This turning
the hair around the pins will exactly give the
desired front couture. Garry all the ends OF
the hair to the top of tie head ana addtwo or
three pieces of natural-waved hair with the
ends curled. No. 3-Take a long false switch
and make agsrnsll braid, curl the end, twtsG
one with tho other and let the cnd fall behind
the ear. Your own hair may be turned into .
49, S~A "AS NAu ssSEc"uN e1cUSI
Eor ''rufed"-that ii, the hair aifted with the
fbrush and not left fat and clluging.
t& D1antels.
Mantels are carved either simply or much, In
all kinds of woods, new mahogany being the
Emost fashionable. They are made with shelves
or cupboards at the sides, or odd devices OF
carving like Driel windows, the top supporting
a,statue. Many have oven mautels, which go
mp only high enough to franc a wide. low mir
ror, or an oxidized silver brass relief, while
others reach to the ceiling, with . struggled
roof at tho top. This is the center
flor bric-a-brac, and every conceivable
effect can be produced by the ds-
sign of the mantel, with bookcases above, or
recesses covered by curtains or plste-giass,
and thea.a mslangesoi brie5a-brac. intendsds
for u hafLsshsd % chimney breast tlikN must
have been twelve feet wide. II had various
breaks in its outlines, aud was all set with
tiny iridescent green tiles, forming hearth,
back and sides and mante1s. Andirons sup
ported logs of wood, and a hob was ready for
the kettle, aud on the hearth, which ras .
few inssles sunken, were mntogany schatrsss
the fofsfe Get being longer than the back onex
1t mstisasvery complete and handsonsahA1s
ornament.