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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

A FEW weeks nEo the editor was
taken with very severe cold that caus-
ed him to be In u most
miserable condition. II was I'M
doubtedly a bad case OF Ia
grippe and recognizing II M dangerous
he took immediate steps 60 bring about
"A speedy cure, From tho advertise
mcnt Of Chombcrlalhs Cough Remedy
and the many good recommendation
included therein, We concluded to mako
a FIRST trial Of the medicine 10 ray that
II was satisfactory IN lts results Is put
tins II very mildly indeed, II acted Ike
magic ana the result was speedy ana
permanent cure We have 40 hcaltancy
IN recommending this excellent Cough
Remedy to anyone afflicted with n
cough or cold In any form The Ban
nrr OF Liberty LibcrlytOwn, Mary.
land. The 20 aud 30 cent BlaoB for sale
by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
THAT ULrIMATUM
Only a cOmmunHtOry Note couChed In
the Most Friendly Terms.

Only a CommunHiOry Note CouChed In
the Most Friendly Terms.
MADRID, Oct. lit is semI-ofFlciallV
announced that the note which General
Stewart L. woodford, the United States
mlnister communicated to the Duke OF
Tetuan, the Spanish minister for for
elgn affairs, Is no more an uitlmatum
than it is a communatory document. In
spirit and textually II is couched in
friendly terms. The cabinet at WASH
ington expresses wish 10 know when
Cuba can be paeiAed, and requests
Spain to reply before October 20. In or
der that President Mckinley may be
able to incorporate SPANS answer In
his message 90 Congress.
Premier Sagasta, in agreement with
Senior Gullon. the minister for foreign
affairs, proposes to send q moderate re-
ply, declaring the policy Of Spain 20
await events and to take such meas
ures as consideration and prudence die
tate, until the change OF policy In Gu
ba smooths the relations between the
two governments. The answer OF
Spain will not be drawn up until the
programme for the reforms In Cuba has
been published.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass city.

All SORTS OF LOCAL No"h ANU NSAAaP
the Glass city.
John Ramsey was arrested at Pow
hatan, yesterday, on a charge OF He
gal voting last spring, The charge was
made by Charlie Cordell, who formerly
lived here and for time held place
on the police force. But Ramsey got
away from the officers and skipped out
He is n young fellow and It Is said he
had not quite attained his legal ma
jorlty last spring. What prompted the
arrest at this time is not stated.
The Ohio Valley Telephone Company
started in to set poles on Front street,
Gravel Hill, this morning when the
property owners entered an objection
TO further obstruction OF the street be-
cause II Is already narrow. The COM
pany announces It's intention to con-
meet with Bridgeport, but of course the
right OF way is the first thing to OBJ
tain.
DR.. B. w. Long died last night. He
leaves a wife and two children. He had
recently recovered from typhoid fever,
and was in poor condition 20 withstand
another illness, His many friends here
and In the surrounding nelghb0rhood
were patned to hear OF his demise.
The steel works will pay tomorrow.
This Is the regular pay day OF that
concern, but since improvements have
been going on. the pay day was chang
ed 70 as to fall on the same day as the
men at the blast furnace receive thelr
pay.
John strobel and wife, formerly OF
this city, but now OF Mansfield, came
In yesterday TO spend q few days with
friends here. Mr.. Strobel Is a guard at
the Ohio state penltentiary.
Ex-Sheriff o. Il. Fouiit, accompanied
by his father-in-law, Morris " Miller,
loft yesterday afternoon for Greenfield,
Ohio. Mr.. Miller will spend few weeks
with relatives there.
The Russell wolbert comedy COM
pany showed last evening 10 n good
house at the Elyslan theatre. Thep
played the Darling Widows"
Miss Maude Holland has returned to
her home, from Dunlklrk, Ind, where
she has been visiting friends and rel
atlyes for the past summer.
The Choral Society held q meeting
last evening in the First Presbyterian
church and elected officers for the win
ter.
Mrs John Barton and daughter OF
Flushing, are the guests Of the family
OF D. i. Cowen In the Fifth ward.
II. Il, Fltton and wife will be home
to-day from weeks visit with rola-
tlvcs at lronton.
Probate Judge Smith, ot 81, Glars
willie, was In the city yesterday.
J.. Z. Emerson, OF ST. Clairsyiilc, was
In the city last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
MARTINS FERRY.
llAps aud Mllhaps IN tue Thriving cl1y
Acrols the River.

Il ActhhN AAs AAANNNs
Fourteen thousand four hundred and
seventy-seyen pounds OF wool was sold
at Cadiz the day OF the Republican
meeting there, bY Ellis Fulton, OF Not
tlngham township. TO A. II. Carrahan,
at tWenty-elght cents per pound, and
Senator Marcus Alonzo Hanna was
not there
Henry StengIe OF Wellsburg, for
meTly OF Martins Ferry, had a narrow
escape In the Stengle & Blankinsop
foundry up there, on Wednesday He
was struck by an exploding emery
wheel, but fortunately he escaped with
few bruises on the leg
A mite society was organized by the
members OF the Presbyterian church,
last night, with Mrs l.. j. Q. Drennen
and an executive committee, consist
ing OF Mrs. George II, Smith, Mrs B.
o. Williams, Mrs. l.. j, C, Drennen and
James A. Dickson.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
will ask council to grant II the priVi-
lege OF crossing certain streets and al
legs In order to reach the Laughlin TN
mill, the same as granted the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh.
Foundations Stand Fast" viii be the
subject OF the lecture to be given in
connection with the regular Presoyter-
ian services at the Martins Ferry OPP
era house, on Sunday night.
II does not require microscope to
see prosperity la the Aetna-Standard
mills. The real thing can be seen In
every department at these big mills,
day or night.
The members OF Thoburn post, No.
72, G. A. r., will meet this afternoon, 20
attend the funeral of Moses Taylor
from the colored NJ. E, church, at two
O'Clock.
At the Republican convention held at
New Comerstown, John II. Morgan, of
Cambridge, formerly OF Belmont coun-
ty, was re-nomlnated for senator,
Hon. b. A. Hoifingsworth will ad-
dress Republican meetings at Mechan-
IcstoWn, October %; Magnolia, October
20, and at Kilgore, october q.
Congressman Lorenzo Danford will
speak at Wellsville next Tuesday even
ing, October u. and at Salineyille on
Friday, october 10.
With the returning prosperity 1t is
thought that company will be organ
lied to operate the West Virginia glass
works,
BENJAMIN Davis has brought suit
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
to recover 500 for the killing OF his
horse.
Miss Edna Crlder took part In the
entertainment given In the Presbyter-
ian church at Portland Station, last
night.
The building Of the new tin plate mill
Is not due to a long wheat crop In this
country or a short crop elsewhere.
The supper given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, realized SlS 6J,and
the one by the men melted $72 l6.
Rev. and Mrs. s. ]. Boyle are enter
tanning their son, Rev. Charles Boyle,
and wife, OF Richmond.
Charles senbright and Miss Emma
Landers were married last night.
Nearly $4,000 of the city debt for spe-
clal improvements has been paid
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. IA re-
lay OF six thoroughbred horses from the
stables of Thomas W. South. raced 1--WE
miles to-day on the TIoga bicycle track
against four crack bIcyclists and the
horses won In nine minutes and fifty
two seconds with the wheelmen only
five yards behind them. The race was
the feature event OF an afternoons pro-
gramme OF amateur bicycle races. The
quad team was Frank Starbuct, Rob
ert McCurdV. Charley Church and b. r..
Stevens. while the horses we're tho well
known Rsme9, Ada Kirk, Tamadua, En-
fle S., Helen r., and Statesman.
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,nehnrl. IIrtnI. Anoln,r n.enra.

PHILADELPHIA, oct 1-1lmmlo
MI'h0'l the little Wolch whcolnnn. on
iN. Willow Grove track to-day chopped
aIjmopnls from the best American ro-
wI iur one mile pncod The record was
] 90, made hy Hdaia MoDHHiH. NJ
I.N.'nn. about NIX weeks ago, an the SL
'U.I.H track IA Boston, Michlul'H
l.m. 'U.1ny was i.3g.
Michael was pncod by n anXDollo nul Il
HNll and established the record after
". TRIAL. IN which hc oGuhllo1 the track
I..nrl NJ l2Y ana, PaIr by Arthur oar.
..N.. un Tho occasion NJ the national T..
W meet az last August A bHef rH'
..nW.l and second trial was made
Iln l.ue was crossed on the start vt %
splendid pace and ON the quarter the rc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

CHICAGO. Oct 1.-THE first Chicago
player to sign a contract for next sea-
l"u was Shortstop Dahlen, who to-day
affixed his signature TO an agreement
u play 100 Chicago This erfectually
dfnnses Of the story that First Base
man Doyle. Of Baltimore, was 10 be
exchanged Tor the clever Chicago short
Elp DnhIcn viii leave Tor California
Tonight, to play bail there this winter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
THE ARMY.
Interesting Report Ofths Surgeon Gener-
al-Health OF Soldiers.

al-Health OF soldierH'
WASHINGTON, oct.I-surgeon Cen
eral sternberg has made his annual re-
port to the secretary Of war. He says;
Great Improvement has been made
during the past few years in the hospital
accommodations at many of our military
posts. At the present time new hospI-
tails are in progress OF construction at six
posts"
Concerning the examination OF re-
crults for enlistment the report says that
IA, $50 were examined and 1864 were ac-
cepted. The ratio OF accepted men per
thousand Of those examined Is consider
ably larger than the ratio OF previous
years. This must be regarded as mean
ing that better men physically are COM
Ing up as candidates for examination for
enlistment. The reflections among the
colored men were relatively somewhat
more numerous than among the white
candidates for enlistment, $1,000, as COM
pared with 37l.0I per thousand, respec-
lively. The report contains some Inter
esting anthropometrlc data. showing
that, although the foreign born recruit
has the advantage over the native white
in weight and chest measurement, the
latter Is taller by half an Inch. The
health Of the army has been excellent
during the year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

A young woman about to be presented NJ
court receives the fullest instructions as to
her behavior She Il told how to dress how
to manage her train; how 10 courtesy cor.
rcctiy. Every incident Ia carefully tcheafsed
70 that sue may commit no blundcr IN the
presence Of royalty n aft this trouble Is
worth while fOf the satisfaction Of one brief
moment, how Infinitely more important II Ia
that young girl about 10 enter into the
iacftd precincts Of wumanhood, should be
properly instructed In all that concerns n
life time Of possible happiness, OF possible
misery
Ilyery mother ought 10 sec TO II that her
daughters are healthy and strong In wo.
manly way She ought TO make them aware
that any neglect or itrcgulanty Of tile spe'
tinl functions Of womanhOod may result IN
life long weakness aud disease,
Any mother or daughter may write CON
scfninr these delicate ailments, with the
utmost confidence 10 DR. r. " Pietce, chief
consulting physician 10 the inyallds' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Of Buffalo, N, V,
ilef letter will be answered free Of charge
with suggestions for atlfttcaimcnl nj home,
nv which these complaints maybe overcome
without need Of murttfyihg examinations
ID Pierce has Ind over Thirty yeats cH'
prflrnrr IN the treatment Of woncil's dts
eases, aud Va ~ eminent specialist IN this
particular field NJ practice His IRVoiile
Prescription Cutca completely ana pcfllh
nthily The most obstinate cases NJ feminine
weakness aud disease II heals all ihilnnled
conditions, strengthens aud tones the uetyr'
centres and the entire whmnnly organism.
Rot prospective mothers and nursing
mothers tie Fhvbfllc pfcseiiplion" IL n
perfect strength huhAiuet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

markably fact time Of 20 30 was an
nounced, The third was covered in
81 l-5 and the half mile In A 3-5. The
two-thIrds was passed In 1904 20, the
quarters In lI2 Is, and with
PAGERS and the racer strainlng every
nerve and the spectators cheering, Mich
ael crossed the finish line just % As Sec
onds later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn oct T..
Twelve buildings, comprising the busl-
ness portion OF the pretty little village
OF ST. Elmo, at tho foot OF Lookout
mountain, were destroyed by fire this
afternoon. Tho fire originated IN tho
residence OF MFa Kirkland md spread
rapidly to the stores adjoining, Tho to.
tnl loss IN about $4,000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct. Tho BoF.
'NN and Baltimore league teams played
Nnfn to-day The game was not exactly Of
elastic. FOR Il was merely an exhibition
contest ana In consequence the mTn played
H.0or llHilrGsly Nevertheless tho RtptC
'| close some sharp playing being don,
0nI lhu 1890 spectators enjoyed the game.
t.uHUt
baltimore ........g 22i toe Ill
ND.'un ,...u,u.u3 ( o o 0 1 0 1 10
DutDr.og, Pond ana Bowormon! lllck.
MIH and Npur0F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

vs.. - Thompson last night called at
'1n lU.ollIgoncer office, and issued u
challenge to Charles Frnmpton, OF BEN
wood. Cor q dancing contest The CON
l0a, TO consist Of clog, ilg or reel dane
.nn ior from $50 To 500 side. II ac-
uuiul. answer through this paper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
FOOT BALL

v,r,rcr stamp, of the Mount Union
c'D'oc football team, has sent a list
=, 6,s oraycrs for the game against the
" ., ,,,m at the Island ball park, mex;
s.,n,5,y afternoon, He has henv-
Ian than was expected and II they
~ ,,,. ,re fast ball claimed for them, the
T'l' .' win have to hustle. The colleg-
!7l ,.nl lineup as follows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-SEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II in the City Bank building. Inquire at
the City Bank OF Wheeling. mrD
INoR RENT-BEsT OFFICE ROOM IN
il tho city: large and plenty OF llgnt;
centrally located In best advertised bulld-
ing in the city. Also largo hall for rent.
Nppiy at HUB CLOTHIERS, Fourteenth
and Market streets. laSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
DRESS aoops-aEo. 3. sEIEnL ; oo.
Geo. {. StifeI & Co.
"keep Hustling."

A good motto at best, bot one which is especially
adapted to use in Our Dress Goods Department. We
hustled" to do the buying at the right time, "hus-
tied for the right goods" and now It's hustle" to
keep the approaching public waited upon, for with
bright goods and low prices as magnets these dress
goods aisIes are crowded all through the day. Here's
some few Of the sparks:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

The Richie team, which has accepted
the challenge Of the AetnavIlle Juniors,
reserves the ngh, to choose the field OF
combat being the team challenged,
ord selects the brlckynrd grounds az
tag head " Forueth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

SYMPTOMS Moisture, intense Itch
lng ana atlnglnR, most NJ night. worse
Nv scratching II allowed tn continue
lumOrs form which often bleed and vi.
cCrntc, becoming very sore, RWAYNiGS
OINTMENT stops tho Itching nnd
bleeding heals ulcotbtIon, aud In most
cases removes The tumofH, 40 dug
glala, or by malt for 30 cents Dr
swnynO g. Son Philadelphia. llhs&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08
LinsIy Institute,
Mount de ChantaI,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

MAX W1tLLiNO, w. VA.
Studies VIII be Resumed at this Academy
September s, 1897.
TIL, advantages Of this Academy for
mental and physical culture are un'ur-
pasxd. The day scholars dine and lunch
at the Mount, and are taken to and from
the motor by a conveyance provided by
the SiItsrs free Of charge. For terms and
further Information, address
DRtcTRLSs or MOUNT Dt CrLSTn.
AflttainS stoo at the Academy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

Danbrock has a record OF running
,a5 ylrdg IN ten seconds and viii be
bod man n he gets clear Aeld,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-08

Mil,llBFAiN i'iLLS, 'OnSS cont a VdosS'"" ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-11

envy, because when a girl goes in for
taller wear she always does it with a
minute attention to detail that the
average man can't even pretend, but
we don't fiutter at the sight of her
any more. The present season, how
ever, has developed new style of tai
lor girl, of the type pictured herewith
and there's no resisting her. Her in
trigness, little mink! is all fake. She
has her dress made of some ire
proachable tailoring material, and it
will fit close enough about the skirt
TO seem unique besides the fulness
of other wOmen's drapery. The bodice
fits to perfection, for she is perfection,
you know, and it fits ICr. 1t is no
more like a mans rig, than 1t is like
the usual wOman's bodice. There are
iaunty lapels that sugge3t coat, but
that is all their really is of a coat.
WaistcOatS are such becoming af-
fairs that she wears two or three of
them i'm layers, and each waistcOat is
a different color and different cut. BY
the time you come to the linen, its ir-
reproachable finish and set seem
Joke. much as if a policeman burst
into a ballet skirt under his uniform
Jacket. She carries her head up in
imitation of the real tailor girl, but
the quicker between her eyebrows
suggests that her collar is dreadfully
high and is not a bit the bored,
wordly-wise expression a real tailor
bears.
With all that perfection of shirt
front you would expect equally correct
cuffs. wouldn't you But his damsel
is not doing what you expect, and her
sleeves finish in any consequent fem
mime fashion. So, too, instead of
heavy dogskin gloves, she wears deli
cately clinging kid that mOulds to her
fingers. She does her hair in
some tantalizing imitation of severity
that only emphasizes its bronze crisp
mess. and her hat, which sets ont to
he in an utterly incOnscqUent knot,
of roses tucked inifor trimming. Like
pewter coins. she's calculated to de-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-11
PILES ARE EASILY CURED.

Nature has provided specific for
piles. 1t is the active principle of the
common buckeye. This principle is
extracted by special process and i'm
combination with other remedies
forms Tabler's Pile Ointment.
This ointment cures nothing but
piles, but it cures blind, bleeding pro-
tubing piles every time. 1t makes
operations needless; cures when opera
tons fail. This is why physicians re-
commend it. Bottles 80 cents, In
special tubes for handy application,
10 cents. Can be sent by mail. Sold
by Z. Reuss and G. Schasse. 1
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Is 4 THE WOMEN. 3
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Stripes arEe going to he a regular
craze-stripes. going up and down and
all around. Costumes are being de-
signed that depend entirely for novel
~ on the use of stripes. The bodice
will show the stripes running horizon
tally across the bust, while at the
back by clever arrangement the
stripes are7eon ia line from the neck
to the tip of hem of the skirt. An
odd modification OF the figure results,
for a.woman in such a dress looks at
least two inches taller from rear
view then she does from in front.
Stripes go up and down in the front
and at the sides of a, skirt, and then
spread fan fashion from the waist to
the hem in the back breadths. Long
arms are counted stylish now, and all
the plump girls are putting their arms
into striped sleeves, the stripes. OF
course, running from shoulder to
wrist. She who wants to effect q
very small waist and a handsomely
curved bust line, ana who doesn't
naturally, will wear deep bodice belt
of solid color dark velvet, and over it
a iaunty box bolero striped around
and round the figure, the stripes match
ing perfectly. Such jacket will be
light with dark stripes.
A new striped dress that was par
ticularly pretty is sketcbed here. 1t
was black and red changeable taffeta,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-11
TO PROVE YOUR FIGURE FINE

TO PROVE YOUR FIGURE FINE
The line of beauty is said to be that
at the side over the hip,but the modern
bell feels that the most important line
of her beauty is that from her chin to
the hem of her skirt. The hip-line
can be faxed; if too bullying it can be
softened with folds, if too straight it
can be rounded with drapery; and the
line down the back can be made
about what you want it to be by ad-
justment of drapery. But the line
from chin to dress hem, especially
that portion Immediately below the
waist, is not to be much altered. If
out of all drawing, as it too often is,
it can be mitigated by drapery or the
slope of the skirt, but to be able to al
low ones gown to follow the unbrOken
princess line down the front is to tri-
umph. And as many girls as can tri-
umph are doing so just now, though
very few are putting themselves into
the strictly princess gown. That is
really trying except to the beautiful
heroine in the novel.
Notifications of it are almost with
out exception very becoming. The
tailOrmade madels hyave seized upon
the princess line in front and with eX-
cellent effect, as the accompanying
picture proves. Skirt and waistcOat
are made one in front-that is, the
apron breadth of the skirt extends,
bib like to at least the bust line with
out break at the waist. A regulation
coat or an etOn, if the princess effect
can be risked also over the hips, is
put on over, and above the bib-tOp the
regulation linen appears. Or the coat
may be modified and into any sort of
variation of the bolero with skirts ad
ded fitting jauntly over the hips and
down at the back, the princess front
showing between the rounded, pointed
or overlapping layers of the jacket
edges. When the jacket is thus mod
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-11

Twilled fOulard and brOcaded India
silks are all offered to meet the de-
mand for the more expensive garden
and piazza dresses of the coming sea-
son, and for current house and tea
wear 1t is a settled fact that only
eXtravagant folk can afford muslin,
organizes and mules, and the pretty
criSPy silk in delicate colorS and made
up with organdie elaboration, are al
most as pretty and will wear three
times as long.
\ charming model for a house dress
is that the artist puts here, and it was
carried out in beautiful brocaded India
silk that showed pale yellow leaves
scattered over a mauve ground. Its
full skirt pleated at the hips, and the
bodice was alike in back and front,
hooking at the side. 1t had a deep
square yoke of corn colOred silk COW
cred with the same shade of chiffon,
and its collars and belts were mauve
velvet. The sleeves of the corn col
Ored silk and chiffon. had epaulettes
of the figured goods and long ends de-
pending from under the arms.
There is just now great fancy for
opening bOdices, at the side from the
shoulder to the arm hole, rounding
down at the side of the bust almost
under the arm at the waist. Very
dresSy effects are secured by thus OPP
ening bONy etOn affairs and allowing
a lot of lace to bulge through and a
loose, brilliancy contrasting lining to
spread over the edge. Tailormades
are also thus fastened, the bodice be-
ing perfectly plain except the frog
ging with which the side fastening is
effected. A handsome figure is often
married by the Observation-Disclosures
fastening that suits a tailor gown