Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-08-08

Louis XIV, is organized. Nothing plcascs
young people so much
TUilcites at the seaside are ordinarily
very simplc:it is only on gala occasions
that they bcComc loud, eccentric rather
lh1n cNtruNHgnut \ travelling costume
Is simple but elegant the latter consists
in perfection Of lit and the former in he
total absence Of garuitttrpS and COmpli-
Gated draping: no kangaroo pouches in
front, no stiIf and exaggerated tOurHurr.
Canvas X largely made up in costume.
color of course tcrH. or dTab. it Grapes as
II tunic over plcatcd skirt. and excepting
Il little rhCHUc has no other embroidery
spotted serge makes up well. ard the
Jersey will suit such skirts hni1nUniouSly
t,lHcr canbric is another favoritc mate
rial Persian lawns and silk mu~lins are
also suitable for side wear
The fashions this season have the
Inconvenience TO he made exclusively
for slender figures even an excess of
SiimnCsS can be met lV Il ildiciulIs
arrangement of draprrN. Ladies of full
hablt would therefore do well to rcnuuucc
AL such novelties. remembering a. IA gold
en- rule, that what suits individually will
eyer be the most becoming Walking
skirts are trimmed with Il broad band of
embroidery or velvet lace over Il SERIES of
narrow plaltS Other fashionable eos
TUNES are composed of grey mUhair and
red foulard Minerva blue or tobacco color
iennc Is in vogue for walking dresses.
some hats are lined with straw instead
OF tulIc this makes them lighter and cool
err the lining is generally in fine English
straw. For travelling the round hat is
worn irrespective of age II is more con
Ncnicnt and cool than the caputc whose
strings are Il NVritabe torture in warm
weather. The color of the straw. how
ever, must he selected following the
WcarcrS years, SOmbrc or bright. The
high tambourne hat is made i'm tullc, color
white on garnet it is trimmed with tufts
of feathers and flowers.
The dust mantle, or cuchc- pUUSSi,rr is Il
travelling necessity. 1t is made in c,I'u
or Il light silk. Then it can be worn close
fitting the figure, with sleeves or without
them; has Il supply of pockets. covers
nearly all the dresSS, and buttons all
down in front : there is IL shape having Il
pclcrine which is also very convenient.
convenient. The waterproof. in mouse
grey indiarubbcr, with Il Vclvcty look. is
very much i'll favoraGa INST showers it has
for rival in utility only the hunting Jacket
in velvet. This iackct is a capital
and servceable garment for morning
trottingN about. it is light and does not
impriNon the figure. Bathing drcss,s are in
blue serge, more or les, ftnciiully braided
in dillcr"n; coloro or embroidered. 1t i, il
fair question To raise. might not these
dresses bc worn as well ON the land rs in
the water \ good lrk for jersey: it j.
more than ever not only an elegant but
essential ait.clc of drrs4, it is It
Ncritablc cUrsagc, full of shape. fit and
trimming. Instead of being simply plain
a. formerly. il is now braided with gold
and ornanrntrd with pearls it is better
to wear il without trimming it i it, Util-
ity rather than its beauty which makes it
II laNoritr. snowy colur> may do at the
sea side or at crOquet parties, The draw
back i that ii Il shape he defective it tends
to cNag4cratc the defect.
The cholera is advancing with caution
bur not the less certainty. Poo pie only
like to talk about the subject in viii. pcrS.
or better. moi at all. Like FOntcnellr. who
was 81 old. that he never could hear any
ailu>iOn t. death in his presence he al
BATTERED himself the King of TcrrorS had
forgotten him, 50 we avoid all COnVcreO-
tOn respecting the ScOurge. The SaddcSt
phase of the matter is. the spectacle of all
the doctors differing and fighting over the
disease. At Toulon and MarscilleS. there
are cholera patients who prefer to die .rath-
er than see Il doctor We have no cure,
despite the hundreds advertised prIi-
dencc in living. caution in relation to the
infection, diSintccting all clothing. etc. i'm
stoves. and rnsing all vessels in use by Il
patient, with chloride OF lime or eulphate
of ZinC-thut'S all.
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