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TASIJIONS:AND FANC
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Undo- telles Well to theLFore
BOth..NoVelty atidi Style. .
, Sew ritaki tier oriamenti,--aocietra
- • Stocking4 Ati Inserte4 with Beat Lace --
Latest -Diefe,--rone- Dinier-Tabie Decora-
Ions-Ob.rue Dance- -Measures - once
More ht. vog,ste=-New.shirts, Bermes and
reierines-,raus for Empire and rompop.
dourGowns. -
:.LosetitoeteJannary.
is Eiaidthat some
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`women always loctk
as if they had .just
p„ stepped_ outof &bind-
. box, to .uSe. the ad--
•)iesepted and; time -hon -
\i
ored phrase. Those
who possess this gift
are usually of limited
_ height...eghose .who'
te -ft-, do not.posSeiiii itwon-
= '..der how on...earth it is.
-managed: The m• em-
.• riable- neatness and
-composure of setbilinients seems tebe almost
miraculous. Even. 'a robin is oecasio ly
- somewhat dishevelled_ Of aspect, :but ese
hfianan robins never. •
r .
An alarm et fire .WaS given .in. 'Fs. country
• houseAnd everyone turned Out in terror of
What might be going to -happen.-; An.
'observer, whom. little escapes even in Such
moments as' theSe, Wrote to. -a friend that
he liatsle.altwatSs entertained. a vague
that isightcape stvere a:portion offeminine
mightgear untsi thai, o,ccasion; but that he:
:had then .diseoveredethat otimping pieswere
the only mars adopted'. by 'English wernen
of keeping their heads ' warm - on ',winter
nights,. He- a:so rernarked On the Pictur-
..
„esque. appearance Of a*.hanclsOmb .girl in. a
scarlet teaegown, with. a cataract of eurling,
ka.V611 hair- fletvine down -the hick it,
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and ended :et." Little -Miss Precieeeturned
outna neat els ever in seow7white..dimity,
• with OtiA"S and frille looking as if they had
that menteet been rireeed out, and net a
hair of her head -disordered. She must be
•• thinking- -.of tidiness when .she'e. asleep."
Few,- could steed etichi:a test as:this, and
indeed such iVtr ileAtnes would he alrifie
monetonous et it were uniVersal. !The Puri.-
•-tanseesaved if wed t- -ee': hc;i-v ralieh they
; - - , • -
• made os ressehoutay : .curly • -locke that.
escaped: frosi. thti thraldeni. of the .small,
oloSe _ Capt. Ilete pGet e.vere - yet sung a
Pa -titan withunt eivin? her at least.
one such:mutinous r':.ng of solt7hair
THE IttfPFLE:ILEADED
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Bat, on the st;!f'3:- lift' 4 a' there . are girls.
who ,perposely rut -11 a their- headi all oye.i
after aviertazil..-ed _their hait, because
they think it suit a them ' to - look tslightly,
diehevellect.. ' Those girls; do not is :-Et rule
• belong to the cuitnted claeses, . though _ now
antl-then their example is 'followed by Soint;
who sbould. know °better. There ' is a
. pleasant Medium between. a :too ms.the-
this is generaliteaChieved by the well-
/
. matieal pfeciaiou. and a saes f con style;
and
- dressed, _ As .a • na.- an of considerable social
' ekperience remarked. not long age, ".I can
gplacte 4 a wcimur vii.h a gelirapSe at -the
back._ of hey': -head. l-lier coiffure .is sa'signi-
ficant." It is. sterv tisuk.and rethinds one
- indirectly of - Dr.. -Wendell llolin.4'• shrewd
remark that to. hear 4 person pronounce the
sheltie Word- "how '' told him More about
thatindividuel- than he Could have gath-
• ered on the sable& in an hour's information
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from a third. person. - -. -
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• TO:R....NEW -.SKIRT SUITS DeiNT-t---ripue,ese -
........_ . .
T.he fact -these-he new skirti fit as closely
as jey'er . on the 'hips -renders them yety.
- becoming to the owners.: of. pretty figures.
Some are -gathered , in with a little `felnests
all ratieds aestyle-that will be more -fully
tionized .when -sombre fabrics are in
. hand, while others are, Sheathlike IA their
smoothness and plainness. :One ofthe new
. bodices is remarkably' becoming, the cloth'
or ENI:ge overdress being cut - away to show
a beautifully braid.edeor embroidered 'yoke;
• which DJ •Orttinu.erl:in a .diniinishing point
to •the waist. The overdress being lined
with a narrow: edging Of fur wherever it
berders Upon ' tHe _embroidery, thke-ffectis
• T1. -very.geod. - The! sleeyes are fulled intolong
gist puffs; alio 'zoYered with embreidery;
and very etterthe skirt of the &eels is
. e ' ' stroideit- and fur to bring it
:
edged with!
• into afanity_:...&h the bodice. - tt ' • '
Another -rsiTey beemning bodice was the
• joke tiqueje tofithsfolds of ..th.b dress fabrics
coating : ir6in the shoulders ..and meeting• -
alien t an inchbelow- theetealst, the 'inter-
Yening spaee betotts the yoke being filled in
- with dark velvet. A very charming- dreg
• made in this style is in pinkish heliotrope
_ cloth, the embroidery in gold and silver
• and shades of amethyst and the velvet in
Panay purple. A band-of.the latter berders
the *lilt,: and the-- long- cuffa. are in em-
broidery, while the full- tipper -sleeves are-
• donageted of yelvet.- •- • - •' - •
- BERTFIESt PELERINES AND BTIFFENINGS.'
Each: succeeding :week the fashion plates
'bear il. closer reseinblance to those belong-.
• ing to ithe era our great grandmothers -
prim;. .belkichiw . little .. figures that: we
have hitherto,- kiettn wont to regard with., a
-smile of arnuaeinent: not 7altogether . un--
- mingled with derision. Now, however, we
are rushing on to our -fate, and berthese
_. pelerineif and , Stiffened, -skirts- -are. the
first Words with milliners; and We, . the
- long-suffering slaves of fashion, are prepar-
ing to accept them without a murmurs. With
one exception—that of the crinoline, against
which even lords solcreationhaye deigned to
. raise their'veices in protestation: It is a. re-.
lief to turn to the Empire period. For tett-
• - . gowns more especially this style is &repro• -
ae'hable. Imagine a waistrees robe of tow-
- ..ered broche shot with the palest pink and
_ green,e_watteau-pleated• - at the .yoke, •and
I. sleeves Of rose -pink velvet, softened • by
- draperies of filmy ecru laces Sky-blue and
bleck-is a *pularcoinbinatidn lot evening
;Wear. . We lately camel across a pretty tea -
gown with the tight -fitting under -dress of
light blue silk: - This. glimmered faintly
through black accordeon-pleated grenadine.
- The huge puffed: sleeves were of blue silk
partly Veiled with lace, and the deep square
_ . yoke,. also of, silk, Was deeply fringed witk
set. . - -• .
-. The new fans to accompany- the :Empire
and Pompadour gowns , are -chiefly of the
. LOilit.XF. land.onis XVI. period, Some
charming examples are copied from the
antique. They are about half. the size of a
modern gauze fan, and ?generally_ id. white.
-sink - beautifullY -painted . with figures and'
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flowers and elaborately mounted on -carved,
and gilded -mother-of-pearl.
is'ovErmgs IN * HAIR ORNAMENTS AND.
STOCKINGS. -
• Some very novel hair ornaments are now
in evidence. ..They are in the shape of . the
feather that adorns the wicked red Cap Of
Mephistopheles, and which are fastened by
a hinge to a comb of tortoise -shell; se that
they -can be were in- several different • posi-
tion. They are very ingenious and be-
coming.- Among brooches some are formed
to imitate:bows and ,rosettes, of varieus
shapes and sizes. . They are -made in bril-
liants and are extremay graceful. They
are copies of thoseworn by the grand dames
of -the Fren4h nobksse at the latter. end- 'of
the last century.- •
The latest fad in Stocking's is the inser-
tion of a bit of real lace, on the 'foot and
ankle. . In white silk socking4 white iac.b
is introduced,'''. While baok hca_ is let into
colored silks,, an: h...as . bine, pink-orred,
'Shoes andgown'reustof -course be en suite.
The .newest silk stockings . are all .Made in
tSvo Colors', and. :claiiitk: and -very fanbiful
some of there are. - •
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Emse.sens,. ezenEs, TURQUOISES_ AND-
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TU.I4li0-1SeS and dianiends are the favorite
jewels of the Duke. and .Ditchess. of
burgh's eldest 'd.aufghter, who. .isnew the
.Princess of lteerriania. . The combination
is one that has 'been growing in favor with
the smartest potpie- sinee • the: marriage: of-.
Princess Leiria° of, Wales. - In the PrineeSs.
Ferdinand - of 'Roes ania's Case there is anether
and a personal reason, also an inte.esely
womanly -6ue -for - this preference; -namely,
her: charming 'personal -appearance. s Her
pretty - pink and white .'censPlexioie her
wavy "fair' hair'and her eyes
are particularly adapted. tothe becomingS
nessiofterquOises to.her. The tiara; necklet
andearringsgiven to her by her father are
=test exquiSite; and there is 64e Of her..even,
ink -gowns- with WhiCh:they will look quite
.perfect. .- The emeralds in Queen
present,: .03 I yery. beautifully designed pen-
dant,' are of Wondel•fut beauty,but sapphires
and - turquoises: are .the jewels inost. stilted
to- a fair girL Eineraide- arid rubies look
superb_ on it-'brueette,. and all:Moat-be set
with diamond's to Spasm effict.'
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DINNER TABLE FREAKS Ot FANCY.
Some of the new .dinner -table decorations
have been7 -wonderu1Iy prety. and efttctive.
At it decal :table:: the only fioweri were
Christmas -re ees- and peineettia s. 'T heyeyere
arranged -with asparagus tops and fern fronds
in crystal-glasees,--- inlaid \with gold; and the
effect Was particularly -refined -4144 lovely,
Poinsettias were used -only Sparingly. They .
are_ so big and so imposing that ja Attie of
them goes a long way. :* Another table had
on it nothing but frosted holly- and mistle-
toe. - The frosting .Walsdone- in sortie *ay
by which all the leaves *Ore.'. white and
glistening, a tiny portion of the-searlet ber-
ries showing on tbe.:.helite :Whilethe rest :of
the berries .:tvere apperently frost -flecked. -
In the centre of - the table . there was a.
crystal dish set in Silver .andfilled with
frosted foliage and berries, while out of the
centieroe one pure white pancratiuth Illy,
with 4 White Silk banner .springing up out
of the heart Of :it, bearins... the wish "A'
Happy Ne* Year," in frosfed_silYer letters:
The.lighte Were ail bright red.
REFORMATION see TILE DANCE AtEAsuitE. -
The :favorite dance* item on every '-,pro-
graMiab hi -116w the. Barn dance, a -sort of
cousin of the Pas de Qqatre, but about: as
much like that elegant- measure as Sir Roger
de CoverleY is to:a minuet de la: cour.. The
The Barn- dance is more like •the ,Oldepolka-
mazurka than 'anything. It is dia-
-tinotly lively and therein is tbe. secret of
its: pepularitys We ;are., evidently- at, the
beginning of a; great:reaction fromtheball-
:room-languor 'which has obtained' for so
-long, It is quitensual. to see several .couples
skip. • light-heartedly- and light=Soniedly
through. -even. the exquisite Waltzeit. from
" Faust;" -whereas suah a proceeding : even
last winter, Would. have -been- regardedas
inpst unerthodex.-. .The tinartething news, -
days is to be sinarb., and. the.; noble _art. of
dawdling _ hat :died Of being' overdone:
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THE COSTLY FUR Ni
There is a lady well-known in London -
'society for her affection of a Russian liber-
ality of fur in her turret:tit.. Her servants
are almost ' Obscured by their capes and
cuffs. • She wears for garments, reclines on
a fur carriage "rug, and has another over
her knees. • There have been times when
-ene has smiled -at this iiiosyncrasy, but
during the recent cold weather one almost
wept froth envy ;of the comfort of it. It
was impossible to =keep warm on some of
the days, and the run on cherry brandy at
the confectioners' was serious. It is a. lucky
thing that British spells of Arctic Weather ,
are neither frequent nor -lengthy. -
GIBBONS •TOOTACHE. GU* WS as a.
temporary fihling and stops toothache In-
stantly. Stild• by druggists.
*-
A Thieving
Forovera week a large hawk has been
creating great .-excitement at the G. T.
depot, Dandat, having carried off the best
portion of a bundle of sheep hides belong-
ing to Mason & Son tthat was placed on the
platform On Saturday. However his hawk -
ship took a dislike to mutton and having a
•desire to partake of something more -palat-
able .he Made straight for_Agent Irwin's
hen coon): Onteing informed of his presence
there, Mr:. -Irwin; by a well directed aim
with a revolver puts a bullet' through his
breast. It measured nearly four feet from
tip to tip of the-_ wings.; the, bird is being
stuffed by an expert at t. George.
Absurdities in. the Criminal *a*-:
Judge Taschereau has addressed a letter
to -'the Attorney -General of Canada with
suggestions for improvement in the Criminal
• Code of Canada for 1892. He points ..out a
great many absurdities in. the punishments
for criminal offence. For example, a, poor
servant who attempts to steal ever so small
an amount gets 7 years in the Penitentiary.
A person convicted of wounding cattlegets
14 years in the Penitentiary. Conspiracy
to obstruct the course of justice, 7 years,_
while for conviction for obstructing the
coarse of justice the sentence is only 2 years
Two Good Reasons for Refusing.
First Seot-elforele'. John. Come !ma'
an' ha' a dram.
Second Scot—F
drink sae early in-
ane a'ready.
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. FACE AND FIGUR, It
t show it; :if you're
woman, have: a
beauty their -;.otrii, no
raatter What your features:
:Perfect health, with its clear -
skin, .rosy elipelp, and bright
eyes, is enough to makeany
Woman: attractive. - I -
• .To :get perfect health, use
faithfully:- Dr: Pierce's' -Fa--
, write Prescription. • That
, regulates 'and promotes lall
the proper- functions of -wo..;
manhood,. improves d''t-gkei.
don; enriches the :blood; -tps;-
pels. aches and pains, brings
refreshing sleep„ and restores
- health, flesh and Strength, - . -
.For periodical 'pains.; -proltipsui and
Other -di8placernents, bearing -down ; sem,
satiOns; naid,." female -1 coMplaintsregen.-
.etallt, it is s: so effective that it Can be
guaranteed:- If it doesn't benefit. or Ore,
you have your inciney back. Is anything
that -sold in this way likely .ttri
just as , .
Ennny-No OnerTisouglit (wit' Before.
It has remained for :a .Ntoman . to invent
and patent glass doors for. - The
wonder is that the idea has: - not long lago
been thought of by some WOMall- Whe COOlip.•
All cooking. iostructors lay the greatest
stress on the care to be observed opening an
oven door to watch the progress of cakes or
muffins. Maria -Parlott making sponge Cake
touches the knob With the most delieate
care and - dreading even to jar the
cake within, and paeks through the -smallest
crack that will afford the necessary glance.
What a relief to walk boldly_up to the Oven
.and, through these transparent doors, which
the genius of a Michigan woman.has discov-
ered, study -at leisure the progress of rising
cake dough or crisping fowl:
£ktaln Remedy For .Corns,
one always . to be relied upon, is 'Rut-
na s Painless Corn Extractor., Sure, Safe
an 0 always painless. Nearly -fifty imitations
rove its value. Beware of such. Get
Putnam's' at druggistie
A clear,pcpia.nation.
Merchant to his son, Whom he -is sending
on 4 mission- to an influential friend—This
gentleman will treat you very kindly. you
may tell him that. I- an your father and,
if you find. it necessary, you may add that
. you are my son.—La, Lantern& de' Coconco.
NO One Need Pity You. _
_
. .
. If you die of consumption without haying
tried that celebrated cure, now being talked
about by every One, and known as 4 4 Miller's-
Emulsion-- Of . Cod Liver .03," you arelnot
entitled to any pfty, -s If you Want to Stay
with your friends in the flesh, do not. let an
hour passe by without Bending tothe nea est
drug store for "Miller's Ernulsitin ..of Cod
Liver Oil." Read about- the. woruldirful
gates it has wrought-. This is
'age of wonders and this -Emulsion is the
product of theIiteste researches in science.
In big _bottled, 50c. and •$.1, at all- drug
_store's. .
. She Consented.
You want Me to marry, you? vliTily
have you singled._ ins out trona amofig so
many girls of your acquaintance?"
46 Because I Made a vow that only the
loyelieet and most amiable girl in town
should ever receive a proposal from me."
- • r— '
'iVhat She said.
Mrs. R. Peck, K 15th street; New York
City, Visited Canada last year; and ,had the
good fortune to pick up Something which not
only suited her, but her neighbors also.
Writing the manufacturer of Nerviline she
says : bought three bottles of NerYiline
whikein -Canada and treated My neighbors
to some Of it, and all think it is the lbws%
remedy for internal or external pain they
have ever used." Nerviline deserves such
a commendation, for it is a most powerful
penetrating, and certain remedy for pain of
all kinds. Take no substitute.
- No One Else Bad. Asir Show.e
.Brobson4VhO was the greatest eheomnan
—Barnum?' - • • :
tOrailt-eOh, no; Noah.- You see, when.
he got his menagerie together he was the
only man on earth who had any ShOW it all.,
.,"
McColluta's Rheumatic Repellant
Is the most reliable internal remedy known
for thik thorough cure of rheumatism or
neuralgia. In use over 18 years, thonsifnds
testify -to it. The most eminent physicians in
the world agree that internal treatment is
required to etadicate the ilisease from Ithe
system. • Sold by wholesale and retail
druggists.
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Perseverance, dear .my lord; keeps- -honor
bright To have none is to hang quits l out
of fashion, like'a rusty nail in monumental
mockery.—Shakespeare. -
Madge—How did you discover- thatf he
was a boarder 1" -.Helen—Why; When.
passed him the prunes: he shuddered as
though he had'seen a ghost., I
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"Like cures like," as the .dog said when
e ate the sausage. • - , I
Cablegram from Liindon,received b
Lord and Lady Stanley at Ottawa on Satur-
day afternoon, announced the Sudden iless
and critical condition of Hon: George Stan
ley, the second son of their. Excellencies.
He had been seized with brain fever. Lady
Stanley, it is stated,. will leave for EnOand
to -day. • - -
. Wer-kho-ja-usk, in Northern Siberia, is
.said to be the coldest place on earth.
TA.FT'St--
ASTTfMALENE
Gives a Night's
SweetSleepand
A, Gennine'Seettish Poet.
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Perhaps because simplicity of style s
favored by simplicity of national customs
'asul manners, and because simplicity is the
ghest art in literature when a writer
*Illy has anything to say, the Land o.
Cakes is Prolific of poets. Evert country
produces verse -makers, but Burns land is
the fountain of more genuine expression of
human feeling, which is, afterall, the main
thing in music and verse, thin any other
$pot on the globe. The bards of Scotland
have made. love -ditties .and folk -poems for
the world. Haig a rare Scot indeed who
has not at some time told the feelings of his,
soul in verse. Now and then, all over the
;world, such a Scot sings- so pure -a .strain
that all within hearing listen enchanted,
and his scing ' uplifts and sweetens 'many
lives. •
Such a singer was a Buffalonian, who died
a few days ago at Derby, N.- Y., .where he
retired to be 'a farmer several years iso,
ieaving-the bustle and business ana cares of
the city behind hint Samuel Davidson
well -.known, through his rarely melodious
Iverse, to thousands of News 'readers. It is
not our purpose to quote at length from his
writings now. e They are familiar to msist
readers. - A few �f his lines come to mind at
once in the time of his pat sing away. He --
was 'a thorough Scot—patriotic, domestic,
'gallant._ Many of his verses will live. He
had a power of 'receiving impressions not
less rare than his power of expresaing what
Was in him. —Huffalo _News.
Turn About.
"Every time you spill anything on the
tablecloth you must give me a cent," said
Frank's mother.
And do 1 get a cent every time I don't
piii ?" anxiously asked Frank.
" I know. whybees never. sit_down " said
Walter. "Why, - my.dear ? " asked his
mother. "'Cause they has . pins in their
*coat tails and they'te afraid to.'
Secretary .of the Treasury Foster has
'ordered all United States consuls in 'Canada
to personally seal cars containing -merchan-
dise destined .for the United States, and
which is transported under the consular sea
ystem
ISSUE NO
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replying to ani of these AsI ertimosant-
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