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Lucknow Sentinel, 1888-11-02, Page 3, I " • ;V 61 • THE LADIES' COLUMN. Dm -Tickling Siglits'on BettenRow when the World is kkreacli ITQWEi AT , ALTAR:, POO Fttehirtn radios; 04 gOlisehold .. • Ornaulents". „ (Cousin Kate's Weekly Budget., : • • Gowns That Act. There, is one thing About these Parisian dreespiethat has. never been noticed, even at the North, Where the °tides are anxious todiseover something nerve and that is the remarkable dramatic quality:of thegowns which Worth :gets • up. Put a icemen in one of Worth's. gowns 'Ben place her on the • stage, and she is henna to ad.:, Thegowns . themselves do the most of the work.. They pose, they geeture and.they speak. They draw tears from the eyes of the highflyers, and cause the gallery to ceitee eating pea- nuts. What greater ',victory could they have?, -Atlanta Constitution: • Before the itlinrrhtite Altar; " "Doctor, I feel miserable in mind and body -whit. shall 'I , take ?" asked an old• cheloripatiiim"of •his physician. "Take .4! -wife,' answered. the. doctor. gruffly. 1 ManyarethelnertwliciAistie"prontecilay out, beginning at the lower end, when it will not tangle. Let the hair loose in the sonseduir and it will, dry in leed than hilt an IlouritAw4Miln% hair .0°10 be tinehefl at leait monthly keit fine and healthy. - Neer York 4vening'Sun. ' Briillent„Ftrittutel From Prance, Here from the New -York Herald is a description of Rome of the • costly costumes worn on the stage of that city Ibis week by Mme. .Jene Elading. ', One gown (as Clare) is a bridal drese of white satin, coveredentirely with Opel:lease, how and caught up, with pearls and orange blossoms. The Pearls are as large ad the flowere, and are fastened in garlapda. The bodice to this dress is ex., tremely deoollete, and some beautiful dia. monde are to be worn with it. A second gown is of covert°, or "faded pose," pink and a abort train. ,The front feeim the shoulders to the heni Of the ger- ms* is covered with out heeds of many colors formed into a diamOnd.sheped 'paste. menterie, and a third is of Pettrl gray faille silk, trimmed with ba,nds of Honiton lace, with a girdle and collar of black . Plush and Satin This Season. 'taking this prescription," says the author Of How to be floppy; though Married" in hie new book, "The Five Talents of Virimum;''-juetpublialied-bythe-Serilmerse .1-- "Before marriage they Were worth • little, 'after it worth much. Man never spore. elites his inferiority to woman thor- onglitY as when he stands before the filter •• -in.the presence of an:, auclietce_of,„feientle and hears the clergyman make him hue- ' band. Nine Out of ten Men in am* a-posi. tin treMble self they were about to' he arrested murder; whileninecint-of ten women go throughthe ceremony as grace- ful'? as if it were an everyday Occurrence. • And it is-thtetimorons meature in a dress suit thiCeiromises to protect the calm:and. plecidangel Whose orange blossoms, are his • aurecne. What delicious Rama= there i8. in the' thought! And, in efterelife, when the huirband gets totn. itp by, cue, o'na• when a little trouble pow:9 to steal .away Lis Fleece of Mind, how is it then? - The woman wheel he promised to proteet be. • comes his protiotot.. She sem istmshine , through the clouds. She smoothes ont the wrinkled brow of care; She prop.; 'opliia • flagging spirits: She puts new life into his .bosom, new hope into his soul; and lie. goes faith in the morning.with new strength and . new Zeal to wrestle With lifeand• its re- iiPonsibilities=-"•-Worainw-MaY-be_the Weaker vessel, but sheleret broken up and needn't e- increaties the latter!u intensity, and. vice I, , VcrSce. • . , . ' T ' T. ' (leen aOd Violet/ ill'Pe•: erallY "then light, Th-ir ti a*" nm°r it Pretty Y°"'"F.- 9rent1e- form e cpeobeetion'preteremeeo green end 4 Men nevoid of Cush. ' blue. • !" Observer'Teronte globe. 1.114latia TAILOR& Red enn blue egocirn Paseahly, ettpeelkilr hear...glom° geeiope: ocnoplainte. r•egitinet . . . - 0.0tevtherealcoOmf mthue. oirrimheser:4; 434,1, hle rather to a Beariet. than a.. othreetttaieilsc'try9o.uni: PgeeenratIliercithenat When two (plots accord badly together it nitY 110411Y have, been refusedOredlt by is always eaueueeous. to eepozote them paltry, oornitien tailors on Qiteett and by white. - Yonge streets. What are they to do? ' W: ile grey never exactly P rince nhOdThey ilthave new s ti t e - Is not theifooinit,9sooiationwithtroi:mipgswixterailatonus,withbaiissopare colors, Yet in *est came ite aeseetmeete' ggld operas that cannot fi° on except these are dull. - • . pretty young' gentlemen are present? . Is Red and yellow accord - pretty well, eociety to etiffer forthe cOnttl-mne-Y-01-thfle° especially if the red be a Finite me, rattier wretched tailors? ' Are our sweetest young than scarlet, and theoyellOw tether greenish gentlemen to go with threadbare garments than orange. , for the want of a little vulgar cash? . .Yellow and •green form an agreeable Weisel it enough that these .drawing -room combination. The arrangement of yellow litaini should. -descend to the indignity of and moo is more agreeable than that of the patronizing * Whir off King street, Where,. yellow and men, but is less lively,: to he sure, 'their credit Was exhausted? But, that's no of:Mc:ern of these miserable LONDON STREETirld*Dii. needlekiliovers on the second-rate streets: . _ • , Their business is to clothethe pets and let The Sensible English Reiter that. One SoieV go on and whirl.. The; teilOrs .have food, Welted and '0 n sale. For a penny t h e to 9oi i' rivto: t' e' to 1 e :op; downoene:‘Nii.i iene the..:1ruini l°. whole justit? because t But socialh:tore I:be' haven't 'sleeps Debt on a Full Stomach. ' . ,.... As liquor is ithutidaut and good, 'do ie tlie darlings t° live else and to keep society London beggar may buy e bowl of beef or estilent tailors insult the finest gentle• pee soup and it large piece of bread, In,, • 1 at land the vyn lignairi apt irnagctitaoti tphaeyY, to 49141.9if starvation for e 49,3'.. The etrotin raZiet, &steed. be eats it with and the bowl be.eete.out of ing for their own clothes? .The minter are chained to the table. ,Nothing is. left won't wait: The tailers. meet. How could lying around loose in that style 0,fr refitso. the, yore* gentlemen tmee money? Hadn't ernantitr'e hTeroe.ltesieredeeoerfthBeeeleneenyeliotititr.heontall: tbeerYtto take a month's holidayit last sttin- Mir a halfpennyalwaysa . there , is . h . ot in.No, not two weeks 1 A month I Why, even e, tailor takes .two weeks" hon. roasted potato ready , on the., sidewalk. days:. You couldn't expect the pets to run -TbeimPototorrossIln. oven°•;11°--trendled" voiletlietailors-,zi • Thatt. hete;Wit#e&-erosm about on -wheels, and are built to resernblil to he Supptiect to • it' colony , of fair fia .8.8M., amlluripoheoymozti;set.er.eTheY. , are known Another admirer's,. and Picnics to organize that ofstreet kitehen deals0;kidney BtYle you couldn't get on ciredit, you knove, like • , , , , two. , You conlcl yin= oicithes, and betting to no ,pence each. and. eel` pies, inioking hot. and , on the races aria baseball, and • !slimes° and ' The ' "ham - and , beef the other games, and. •all this that had to shops" are readyWith their %kilted Wnres he settled for. in beastly cash' • and still the. at noon -corned -beef at twopence, for the presumpiticinataloreexpeotthe pretty ones lowest amount 'Weighed out ti and for a filled te,pay for their olothes 1 ,It's downright ha'penny • each it .pepee. cone ,. stupid; you. know. • Tho„vulger tradesmen a singles of TA water •-•set,o; --ore -boitedin . quentitzes re•thie -kat of things good nips. • " Winks,""' P- one you4 gentlemen and ask nnquestrone. i'Or" ought be prOnd to make clothes for the on ite inaptly with feeshly0oiled potatoes or. . and sold on the streets. The, 4'8a -118h .prectice Of piling for things , May become kitchens' about 10 at night are filled With conrinon; and 'actually these .fine fellows people, plate in hand,•Wititing ter the well- Will have it/ pat.into clothes,. just simple browned Bole from the greet frying , vats at fOurpence theplate; with a generous queue clothes forivearing, the money that belon.ge ' to the clubsand opera and bells and parties thy of fried potatoes added for a ha'penny. ,, and the other eientie that are never cora.. Sixpence • boy.d the Ripper. for tt .enteis plite-without the pretty •young gentlemett- family; and twopence more 'pays fot .the " Plush " says the New pint Nun ite foreign budget, "will be muidi used this meson for tea gowns and robes de ehambree, and Mao for evening recieption:. and dinner dresses. More satin alio will be seen then natal.", • • ' • Secrets of the Family., Use a warm knife in cutting Warm bread and the like. ^ • • A Paste Of whiting and benzine •will remove spots from. marble, in plenty of eat water previous to boiling. After washing a Wooden .bowl, place 'where it will dry equally on side% *way from the dove. . • : Fruit-stsine on Whitegoode can be re, moved by pouring boiling water directly from the kettle over the•spote.; • • • Hive.airap is good for croup or inflam- mation of the hings. It Turn be kept in a cool place, for if it Boors it is very poieon- one. • • • • ' • .1f you want Poached eggs to look par. ficularly nice cook •escli egg in a; muffin - ring placed in the bottoia of a •saucepeo of boiling water; , • • • A creaking hinge eta be Cured by the nee of ablaok. lead pencil:. of the softest 'own- ber • the point rubbed into ell. the 'crevices' of hinge: - Corks may be made, air, and . water tight, bY•keeping them for. five ridnutes,,under. wi to pieoes_air Mien as a man.". • oficillei a Giii.Dress QUIelliy? Between the brisk young w,On*In who can davm upon thebreakfaet table neatly and completely diessed"in 10 minutes &Ito; her .'•, etrelide have opened to the light of a new • day,' and the leiturely damsel . who requires ; 45.minutes or an hour for the same opera- tion, ;there is a wholegionot Of feminine, 'variations. The close obeerveir of tinge varying types of fair' dressers , finds each . . possessed of interest.. ' There is the honest, • candid girl, Who 'confesees that it takes her an hour to assume the raiment -Of the day ' .9,114110.de full :juetice . to the mysteries of the dressing and the bath. She takes her hmir and no one :expiate better , things. Thetis is the Oppoette=yet: • connterpaii=iin.the,eqindly truthful young. women Who deye. she can make reedy for hivialifastnr,the vialk id ten mit:totes. and A'" 13. 1:9717: rniTvGrialli°;Sirleijelit'atTE:1;e:hiDefireig7:11:iTe-IY The eizurinis,resort town of Blackpool, England, rectffitly Ito A novel fete, called a " battle of flowers," devised by the Mayor .and carried out under his enperintenneoce. A. maps of flowers weighing eight or nme - tons; including ciabliae, chryeanthenAtune, marigolds, marguerites, sunflowere, esters,gladioli,- •ferns, laorel and myrtle, were die= ot at edg e free oft mcv ncTrgoi hol p ownersvat 00 f aligini.geasea were also invited, to take part in the festival, and re-aey did BO-, Theie were 150 carriages ' in the parade when it Started. The beast*, along the principal streets were decorated with flowere. and evergreens, many of the devices being unneuelly large and fine.. Great crow& came from all the ccinntry 'round and by special trains .from the bides , to see the carnival. The Mayor's carriage was first -lin the line, covered with • pink and white asters and ferns:. His Jour • daughtera, each with a party of friends, occupied• .the four follow- ing carriages, and beamed from Among perfect hewers of,4OWers and All of , the Carriages 1.were • alniilarlY decorated. The drivers all wore white coats and straw hats, which had been presented•tothem by , the Meyer. Several benne Of miuricaccom- pe,nied the. procession., At it . given point the carriages drew up and the occupants began to pelt each 'other with 'email bouquets, a large stock of whichhad beim' loaded . into emelt vehicle. . All the way back over the HMO this new war of the roses' continued, and the people along the streets joined in heartily, pelting those..in the oar.- 411pm:with the blosernos:".aria- -being 4pelttel, _ in turn. The fun wite furious for . two ‘,„• hours, and generally, good Iluaiorea,' . although sorfie of ihe gentlemen in the oar - Awe became indignant • at what they - • thought was undue vigor on the part- of those along the -street. They: were merely laughed atjhowever, and pelteiTetv York melted. peraffine: . They must be kept inevitable pint of porter: • The 10' o °look &ten with a wire screen:, • ' ' • • stipperis the Englishman's moitenjoyable• For cleaning: brass use it thin. peat!) of meal; end twenty odd millions' of people platepowder, two tablespoonfuls of vine- over there eitt it and. de net Buffet so muoli gar, fittir• tablespoonfuls Of alcohol. •Rub from indigestion ee We do: It looks oddat with ••ft. piece Of flannel.. Path • with fitst.: though, when you make a call,•to see chamois. : . • • . at 10 O'clock the table apreadas if for din - Seat should be cooked ;beforeit is stale. 'wand the Moat beef hetfrom the oven :Boil for two or 'three ,hciots; then strain beooght. on.-New.Y.ork. Star. " through e. linen cloth:- One fourth df this .•. . Their Names andriseildonymt fat'. an• cl-three4urths4ardLis-:-.64good_rnix,... , , • • trere-for frying aoughriota. • • :. • ,, josh Billings --Henry W. Shaw., • . Be CerY7-pseticolar--about: _disinfectiog. Dnwling•Sebit„R. Smith. the kitchen • sink, •Witalting soda, • two Artemtie Ward -Charles Farrar Browne. tableepoonhile to 1 gellon of ;boiling water, , Bill'Arp7.0harles H. Smith: •. •inalies. en excellent wash to pour hots into ' Oath George Alfred To,Writiend. the sink it night lafter you: have finished' Fat Contributor -:-A. Miner Griswold. using it. •: • Hatekeye Man --Robert j...Burnette. • z. Novelties In /i*e-is-ftrau; HoWedjii-George William Curtis.. • For tinily take braes and ,onyx in,•plain • lk Marvel -Donald Grant Mitohell.•• deigns ere the fashion., , jernes YellowpluelieWni: M. TheekeTaY. , • John Paul,harles E. Webb. • Flower vases itt,ritit glass of the finest coda ore growing in savor. ,• , • John Pholeix" Capt. George , H. Derby. •• Mark Twain -Samuel L. Clentenie• Thelateet table lamps are of cricidtsed Max•.Adlere*-Cherles H. Clark:. ' ••• °ye* itt ItntAine d°14gn snd-.•ni °PK en4 Eli.Perkinee•-, Melville D. Landon. _1 • . 'silver eonibined, • . • . '• :Petroleum V. Nisby-David It: Locke: • • A Beer/Wale haod.glites; With l• bronze • Bill E. Nye. • • . frame Of: rusticrwork, is ornamented with : NYin Crinkle- Andrew C. Wheeler,. mind -painted. fiela•flowere: • i4 oia.Si--SamnelMiC Small. • _ A convenient cologne ease has three:mite •Orphene.C. Kerr -Robert 11, Newell.. glees bottles Of varying ; sized, with gold a Petig Croffet. , stoppers And a lizard-akin'cese. •,•• ' Peter Plyinleye-Sydney.Smith. • a'For-deCoreting-Worcester.L.Ware, hand-Miles-Charles.G. paintedilotal deaigna Beein to be !selected •',:.-TPeterParley=-TE-..Ce,Goonrieh _ in preference to landeespe scenes.Ned Buntline -Col. Juderm, who does so innine cases Out of ten. Thew inmee the host of erratic ones. , The • girl Who will be "ready in a minute," •only to keep up expectancy on the pert, Of the wait- ing one twenty times one minute.: There , Solhe.faii'one wholie voice eheerify rings • Out a statement that ha has only her hoo- poe .to put on, or a bow to pin, who •, 'apparently devotes more tirne to that simple operation than to the veried .operations of --nppitreline--Thetartof•-getting-into-one.s. daily habilinisnteirith' rapidity; and yet • ' with fleetness, is Possessedby.the minority , of Eve'edarightere only., Yet .this trait of • ' rapidity.in dressing should' be of . honest ocquisition, son through heredity, for of •a surety Eve was not given to spending .nincb. time at her toilet, and yet her fate deacend- iertits do not inherit their reniOte• anceetor's Beauty's' 'Leiden. Here is an'extract from a Londoirletteei lir the Clevelar,d :Leader : London is a great centre, to which innoti of the female beauty of the world gravitates. A Morning on -Rotten Row at "beauties' hour," between breakfast and linicheon, when -the sun. shinestrightly and societi is sauntering up and down the bridle road Which extends' from Apsley House to kensingtion Gardena, ' is a eight as:well worth seeing befokci disso- lution as the Bay of Naples. At first the • eye le almost dazzled by the 'brilliancy of . the oomplerfone and the costumes.' Here, for instsoce; trips along a dreani.of • lieess in e fawnoolored gown, with a pro- lusion of (rifle of creaniy lace„.and such pink,eheelis 1 Another beitety of the purest • .English type vveareone of the prettiest of Vreseee of s yellowish tint like honeysuckle • 'with bows on either shoulder. Her black, boen,workerl stockings and IoW shoes and long; black gloYee doetraet nelightf ally with ' the Testof, the coStume. Theee dark" fix, inge," even txtending to •black Under: , garnleote, are, I ani told, le Vernier eri; or the pink ' perfection, a. bit of Pariah= • sling. • • • ; • To ifiampo0 One'e Own Moir. , Haif the pleasure Of having the hair waelfedliiid groomed AO hails? some...cine •••• do it who knovie how. in Feigle,nd, in the. large stores, there is. si department of hair dressing Where on accomplished barber, With every convenience for showering and drying, will Oath the haired ladies for one . Chilling. In this cOlintry :a good shanipOo costfroin 50e, tO 01 -which a large. Mini • for So simple an operation. After ea:Oohing the iiiiiirle f rein, the halt,. braid it loosely tild' bind the end with a elastieband. • Draw tepid Water inn bation and first wash I thoroughly°settle' soap • , • • „pre; 1trtck Ponieroy,44.:M. Pomeroy. Odd.eandlesticke of majolica ware, Josiah Allen's Wifettarietta.Holley. eenting Turkish...pipes; folded. newispipers onei.tiowne• headei shells, - eto,i. are rooeh Q. K. • 'Philander Doeeticks-;-,111cirtimee • Ifslf Dezfitt Tas").!,1'14" '" SpecipendykeStenley Huotley. admired._ .. • : • , .. • • ' • •.• • Th' ' a. a i b • , • • . is a gol an silver rata Season. •. 'Poole •Reirms-Joe Chandler Harris. Hosea BigefoviJanies Bodeen Lowell. The 'meths is not moribund. It is, dead. • , • • • . Temperance Notes. ' No boy .will e Admitted to the Chant; bersburg (Pallca,derny who ,.usee: tobacco in aoy:forneon ,the ground • that ,tobaCco, proances baneful effects on the. Minds eta heelth Of the students. • • • . ' • .The W. C. T U. of Celcutte has had printed Annie °Wattled:4 two leeflete writ- -ten by Mite---Leavitt:-Two-racceinfidpublio- 'meeti‘ogs have been held„ and eignaturell.t0 thepledge7and-the-World'il-Petitienrrere being moored. • • ' . . . 'Accord* to the statement , of the exe Mayor of /St. Louis,. .the • revenuefrom saloons was over 02,000 less than the ex - Pensee with which they taxed the city. This exclusive of the'poverty resulting 'to:homes' and individual. • • .• Bill -appropriating 000,000 'for 'a tette for ifornion wcnien has palmed the United States:Senate. ,This • work his been.ac- . complished, through the efforts. , of Mrs, *Angie F. Newman, National W. d. Superintendent • for Work, amoog.Moimon wonien:•i • .• ; ; :•• The fourth Week Of Nceieenber is 'set opert by the Right WorthieGrand'todge of Good TerOplare as ; Missionary Week throughout the Order. Each lodge urged to holdan open meeting and to do all in ite power to entrance the interests of, the . • organization. • • • Mee J. Armenia Ackerman, of .Califor- • orier,,wholise recently_been in' Alaska' on an • organizing trip for the National W.C.T.T.T., has remarksble potvere Of indnrinde: .Dririefg the pitet yeer she has been able,to,. work without a • 'week's rest', and on tine trip sPoke.•97 eioniieoutive nighte. • ' • , As an outgrowth of the lately. formed in Paris, Winne, a Loyal Temper- ance Legion has been organized among the children Of the Oroloo_oos :connected with Miss De Proeil's Mission. Tlin temprnn work is spreading fast among the poor. At .union signe44he pledge. • . . • Itis stated on the authority of the Itne- stannbyeicien and polite:list, ,Portnge.lefi; that strychnine in subcutaneous infections is an inime.diate•and • infallible remedy for drankenneed. The craving fordrink is Said, to be changed to positive aversion, afiere 'treatment ofoight Or ten days • the patient may be dilicherged? The estab- lishment of inebriate-cliepenkiries_in con- nection With police citation's is recommended by Dr Portegaloff. ' • • • . ••• •• ...Keep It Tao yersel,'' Jock." In a esboOl in Aberdeenshire One day it dull boy was making his way to theinaster" for the third time with an arithmetical qa:Teelittai°teiteher annOyed.ex'elaireen : Conie; come, 491ni, What's the matter now?" ' ; • • . • " 1 canna. g'et me question richt," replied the bov. • . ..• "What's wrong With it this time?", , "I've .g9tteri . anchteenpence diver- ineckle," • ' 'Never min," said a smart by in it kind whisper, with itely glance eat the master.; 'keep it tee yersel; Zook." , , • ,• *tempi Marriage a Coalmen A • A gentleman who hen had' the Misfortune to loo three 'wives within a few years showed his-cot:tinned Confidence in the fair sex by taking unto himself the fourth; At. the wedding etiMe one baying gelled his 15 year-old daughter wild had performed the -Ceremony, ebeirmace.attlyereplien•-:,-3"- Dr,'MOore, I, geese ; he 'generally initrilee papaX--Harperie•Batctr. • , . The man who sang 7-` oh, eerth to ' ' TALKING 800 rdILEfi. - SuCeessful•Test of TelephoningfrOM Buft ' 'fare -to Bostonand ,The Buffalo Evening News. reports that • . the new longdistance telephone, which. fa mon to he pit in • Operation there, ..wai • tested by the. officers . And ,directors of they, Bell Telephone Company on the 14th 'inst.. The connection's had been put in at 5.p.to..; and etimminication ' was at once Opened • between Boston; Springfield, New. York,,.. Troy and Buffelo. The wires worked well; and conversations between the most dis- tant points ecitdd he es easily•cartiect On tot: • if both parties were within i block or twee • of each rain. in the.iiitY.-The bilifirigo to the American . Telephone '& Telegraph CeimpanY, of New York, snci 41.800 Miles in length; going through Troy ncitvii to'New • • York, ,thence to Boston: via 'Springfield,. Mese. The test shows that the7Probleiiiiir- • long-dititance telephoning hal, been solved, e and alf in er-r-nidija were e.,Viagrattilitted-orrits . "I"nterie-o-onnectiontheTl*Sslearehe' Bell Telephone Company of Oanade is. building a 'line of the( seine charaeter. he- -; *wean TorontO,•-llanailton,. Brantford, gereoll, Woodstock 'and London, and PM- *: pose'to give those of its subserihete who have a large bodineed between any of thee°, two points,:a perfect means'of comntunicsie tion„, free, from ell disturbing sounds' on other lines.. The instruniente used in tido ' 'system . are More powerful trope itt ordinary Use, and each conversation 'roe 'qoires the•use Of two Complete 'oopper.wiree for the Whole length :the 'fine: These - instruments, and the method Of seattrioo• the above wonderful result, are of couple,' patented by the /tell Company. .1t woida , •onlY he "necessary to build it line of 'the seine sort • feani Hamilton to Buffalo . enable Toronto and London to be put on, direct With New 'York and Boston, and tie . . company would Of course undertake thy; .sufficint bushiese-fer.-enoloi...:a. line could het relied on. • • . ' ;, . • Vold .by the .Teetir,47\ The iffisOe and placing of the teeth .14130 not Without . significance in the 'character . given by the mbutli. When_theripper gram • shows above teeth directly thelitis rose opened it is e sign of cold and phlegmatic 4, atarle email teeth are held by Ott ' ph,yelognitiniiits to.•denote weaknisse ana ; short life, while rather long teeth, if evenly set in the head denote long life. : The.mcinis the teeth, in point; Size, ahape and arraegoi• • intent, approach to those cif, the earthy:on+. • one animals, the More •yiolent.are the ant, - mal instincits in the person; while niore human teeth in shape and position • approach ,to these of the graminivoyoneant.. male the more 'placid • is • 09 character, Whitiemeditimisized, and evenly7set'teet4, , which are seen is Boon as the mouth in , open, bat -Which are entirely expoie&-that ' ie; donee at any time show the gueue--an0 „ • a sign of good and honest natures.. Pm. jectirig teeth, Show , rAptteity re- treating teeth; which gre rarely • seen unlinks in laughter, show weakness and 'want ol Ohyeioal med. moral coorege. The lower, , teeth projecting and closing over the tipper range are indicative of a harsh nitture., 'Mrs. Partington--.-Eenj P. Shellatiar. es 's anny color. • • , • . . Grandfather Lickshingle- Robert 'W. ' Brick red or:Venetian red shades :are in crieweli. • The aleeies °fell Wraps are made leader • *' Quad-LCIi4ileelL Lewis' favoi. encl, More flOwitig. • , . - ' . . , , Ilamn's Weleonee to iv Illiant.' . , Fringes, which for some years hitve been . Here is e. literal tranaletiOn Of the. song neglected as triniminge, have , again, been thet. the 'Oldie*" Bang, for His Majesty taken into fashionetile faticir: So save the Emperor 'Willianie on his 'entrance into New, York Seri; Which forribthes, five ,niere "game. :,, ., • .; , ..,, •‘....,..,. , • ., , . . 'notes, as follows: ' ' ' • • .' , . .. ; , "i Horreb ! Let our truiripete give forth ' • waiited,-;?Meii,•,Tralneii. • Mistresses: . . theft most joyous Meets, for.thellight of an ..' They me that the great want of the eagle strikes the air! ;110;00 Let out age is well-trained seriants., ,I think that seven hille!repeet the echo of the aeCle'- w\ell.trained mistresses' ere tvantect, .14 mettomo , . . , ., • „ expetienee hap been ' that if nevem* be - , . ,' , . • -on, etnes OF BIEN . . or . well Weated the Mistress will .be well ,4 TO thee, 0 600 of the strong,. 4o lite served., Never let. her feel degraded' be .• thestiong We give the taint° of 'Rome; • of cense, sheAvoits • opon .you and dope your BOUM resuscitated in her liberty ,I. One day ,pathiie with her in all ' het joys and sor- ont,two peoples •in battle fought ageii,ost wOrk, 'Let' her understand that you sYnr. ._ , their tine' destinies. • But our two digs.. :rotVe.--lfromen e 'Journal. , . . • . . :shine in the"-srin, hiotherti. to -day. ' The • " 'rife Leading Lady. Illuetlidess. ••, - Tibeesaltitee them.rann 'the Elbe 'respond. The latest, ncivelty in :ClOcke:;•.is of ' ohyx. The hands that an evil huoConr. divided are French •Merble hi, also made into beautiful' deepen in joy I • • / , rich designs. Gold ' iinielOadde ' to their • . . ,. ,, • A cirnameotal propettiee, . - .-1 • - ,• mien -01A ot• commies: . A Limit. wall,pocket in majolica ' ' .. We'reise teWain thee the silvery voice Added handkerchief to imitate a cornucupialatt. ;Of Otir concert; toward thee; the friend of .0ther designs of Lille saute iiiiterial',have onr 'Peet", the IISest' a 611r Kin! t ThY been appropriated for holding flOwete. • • • re'vs sl .g1"Y Wi'll°3 so brilliantly rips At the new igay it the pads .p.yrimase from the. horizon; we inthite in our soege• the leading lady wears a dress in which the a Messerget of "PPY , days l . V° ' thee, " tOnintire," " strapOtin" or "image,". as Lord, he the glory and the hive of nations, they call.it, the,bustie in oor tOrigne, is eh. May histOry• write 'One • day thy mono: in amately hosing; „ . -. her Wok. gold. .: . . L• Notili1a erk 'iteents icr, have liteit drawn , ... •• , . ' , ' Att, TOOETIImIt. up5o to impply eccentric designs in'ImPer, "Let Illyrinia buret forth.befn're.bim *Ile ' weights. "he latest itiliertation of bronze 'clasps the hand. of Humbert! Berta I were • includes . deeigne, Of . every animal ,tet •toe triunpie -seuntl loudly, 7hli° known to"creatiore- - ••• ' ' • civilization careeees- with-itieteye,thecelorit ...A very eccentric receptacle foe flowers on of the two etaridardet • tititTib. I" the breakfast tahle is an imitatiOn iinPliiii It iittici Wonder' that ,the youthful' Retain'. of :Majeliiitt esrelesely ,butiched together. in had apain iri hie -est.- Nee, York Sun. the•forre Of a Itidehbasket. Froinbeteveezi the folds peep the heed and trifle{ itAtirkey:. The large plaster centre.piece fell in the ° Colors That Harmonize. • during the cietvice on „Sunday evenieg, 1".• • Red and violet do not accord well. ' , ite descent it furnished the v ' • Otiinge.sua yellow accord inconiparably over the chandelier better than red and orange, •• • fell emeture+ .• Bieck neVer prodncee a, hateffeet When 1- ---srettellers Weekly , East 'End Methodist Church, Kingston • ' veer. . • lin let the brain fall in the water. soap it it id associated With two hum Cup ' w b as if Clothed,. AfterWeird thormigh y Green and .hhie " 'wrinkoIrlItleid in n teFel-"bet. the head dry, Undo tlio , n -u 6: • , 4. • • • The Laws cif lieredity,ltinstrated. Grigson (who has tripped no hie friend; Prof.. •Grampson'e, eampiiteol just as .thre latter was ,sitilog down. on „ Don't!" It's no good Cutting up, rough .•Yoie knoW-1 inherited & tendencyto practice* joking, and can't help it-youidaid so your. eel' !"• • .• , ' • ' Gearepson--"..Quite so, My dear felloWi you'•re 'botto blan3e a bit!; • put , Istre in. heriten it tendeney to kick peectititl jekere; • ' ana, can't help it either." After the great fire itt Chicago, a. firer oa removal Madisonby. reeens of a signboard ereeted like n , street Viikletined then.. guide board.oyer the teruei"-• 4 • their old " • - • _ ; -• • • , • ^•", I .4