The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-07-06
A Louisville, KY, man worth
$50. 900. left only 81 to his wife in his

poU,UUU: leIs Ouiy P4 W Ills vile In his
will.
Statistics show that Vasssr girls
subsist on early vegetables, milk,
meat, pickles, caramels, and pancakes.
In China young women are married
at auction. In this country they are
disposed of at private sale = Texas
Siftings.
In one ofthe new girls school: The
inspector arrives to make an examin-
alton. ST wish to have the best in
formed young lady come to the black
board" be says solsmnly. No one
moves. "Then," says be gracefully,
II should like the prettiest one to
come" They all stand up French
Paper.
De man what tells one truth. al.
dough it may make de curmunity
mad, is better den de man whut tells
hunnerd lies ter please de neighbor-
hooa. Truth, follered in de right
way, ia de foundation o. dis worl's
happiness. De liar may muse de
folks, but nobody wants ter ak his
'pinion consarnin' 'portant matter.
THE FASHIONS.
Parisiennes affect CATERS the color
of costume.
Batistes come in lovely "Pompa.
dour" designs.
The new beige colored lacs trim 8
pongee dresses.
Shoes are no longer trimmed with
patent leather.
Tobacco color combines beautifully
with silvsr.gray.
The old style bretelles will be worn
on mantle-visites.
Feathers are more uaed on round
hats than flowers.
Nile;green with accessories OF pink
is worn by bridesmaids.
Ecru embroideries in guipurs styles
are used for founcing.
Some of the dressy hats have bead
ed crowns and straw brims.
Many shades OF green are combin-
ed with all kinds Of flowers.
Illusion and Malines tulle combine
prettisst with velvet for capotes.
A new hat-trimmiDg 10 the bunch
OF acorns; the nut OF jet, and the cup
gold.
The "corai" lacs is used to trim
plastrons attached te "militaire"
collars.
Shawls are worn in point. Very
little white is seen in the new India
shswls.
Open work horse-hair crowns should
have the brim covered with small
flowers.
Matelasse Spanish guipure lace is
Of dome este manufacture, aud trims
exquisitely.
Chinese sat:ns mako very beautiful
toilets. especially when embroidered
in heavy thread.
One of the prettiest shoes for sum.
mer, is the "Jersey Lilly" they are
half high, with laced front.
Tue loveliest iabots are made OF
white silk null, with additions OF
black or colored velvet ribbon.
Aigrettes formed OF buttercups,
daisies and grasses, aith wired butter.
flies which seem Just alighting, are
the newest.
Flowered lawns and muslin. also
satius by their superior finish, make
them more desireable than the poorer
grades Of SILKS.
Some of the new psrasols are very
large and heavy, especially those OF
Spanish net work OF chenille; they
are called "Eigaros
Pretty aprons are made OF ohange-
able silks. scolloped, and b und with
velvet; pockets made of ribbon vel
vet. in opan basket pattern.
All the colors Of cloth are duplicat-
ed in camel's-hsir cashmere, 90 as to
give tailor-made jacket OF cloth.
and skirt OF lighter material,
Capes are also made OF msny colorn
cd beads, all the metallic shades. in.
Guiding blue, steel, gold. and silver.
They are formed in beautiful designs
on black.
UEHADE HAY.
We knew by the clouds to the eastward
It was going TO rain that day,
And there was the whole of the meAdow
lot
All spread with The fragrant hay.
And the clouds grew darker and larger
As the wind the tree-tops tossed,
And, hard though was working,
It SCENE d that Inc hay was lost.
Ny farm was q poor and small one,
And the hay crop was ell ! had,
And could not afford to hire man,
For the times were dull and bad;
And matters were looking draary
For me that summer day,
When I heard sweet voice behind MeI
81 will help you &c. in the hsy"
Twas my neighbor's daughter, Motley,
Who lived just scrass the road.
And soft was the light in her downs ast