Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-01

when the mint then in operation In Pbilsdel-
phia burned down, and no copper money was
made. Late in December, 1913, room was
fitted up where small amount of gold and
silver coinage was done, 10 the total value of
$40, ,4s3, or s3,l75 in gold half eagles and
$l7, 1903 in silver quarter dollars The three
varieties of 1898 cents bring from 50 to s.
each; the cent Of 794 about Is cents, and
1898 $l.25. Here a change in the die was
made from the liberty cap to the filled head,
which latter style ran TO ls0s following,
when another die was cut and the profile of
the Goddess of Liberty appeared on the face
of the coin, with l3 stars surrounding her
head.
The hair-dressng at the balls, says Clara
Belle, is considerably diversified. In one
favorite style requiring an abundance of nat
ural hair, the front is parted At the sides,
rather far back, and also through the middle,
but rot in straight line, and waved. The
upper part of the back hair is twisted into
snug knot as high as possible, and to this is
pinned the rest OF the hair The waved front
hair is frizzed underneath with the comb and
it and the side hair are pinned up first, after
which the hair a! The middle of the back is
loosely twisted and brought up, and all the
ends are arranged in puff and coil, which
are fastened with long hairpius ornamented
with crescent. Short lccks are curled. In
a second couture frequently seen, after the
hair is parted from side to side and in the
middle OF the front, the back is divided
across near the top, and the upper part tied
| and coiled. The lower part is divided in
| two, aud each side, together with the lower
part of the front hair, is brought up and pin
ned to the knot. The upper part Of the front
hair is waved, frizzed underneath and pinned
back, after which all the locks are divided
| into two parts any formed into loops, which
are pinned with ornamental shell pins. A
third method in use is to part the hair from
side to side, and also in the middle of the
front. The upper part of the front is waved.
A lock of the hair is coiled in knot al the
top. The side and the back hair are then
brought upward from both sides, crossed and
pinned to the knot. The waved front hair is
next brought back, and the ends are twisted
into loose coil on the crown, which is pin
ned with square shell pins.
Seine writer has produced poem called
Sounds from the Sanc,um" 1t reads Just
too pretty, and gives readers the thought that
the author never visited tie sanctum when
business Of proof-reading was in full blast. II
he had called about midnight, for instance,
he would have seen two saints, one poring
over proof-siip, the other holding the copy,
and the sounds would have been something
like this:
Proof-reader-"As flowers without the sun
shine fair-comma-so - comma - without
you-comma-do full stop-breathe a
dark and dismal mair-"
Copy-holdsr-"Thuuderl Not mair-air,' y
Proof-reader-"I breathe a dark and dis
NAL air-comma-of howers-comma."
opy-holder-"Shoot the comma
Proof-reader-"' "'Tis done As bowers
without the sunshine fair-semi-colon-con-
found slug seven he never justifes his lines
I-Nojn jny in life--comms-no worms"
py-hslder-"Warmth."
Proot-reader-"No warmth | share-com-
1a-and health and vigorous flies"
y-holder-"Blazes! Health and vigor
fy-"
Proof.reader-"Health and vigor fiy-tull
stop.,'
That's about the sound of it when poetry is
on deck.-Des Moines Register.