| Show how to construct a fashionable lady take ninety pounds or of flesh and bones but chiefly chie fly bones wash clean bore hole hoie in the ea ears rs and cut off the small smail toes bend the back to corroa corres correspond pond with the grecian bend bond the boston dip the kan kangaroo garod droo broo droop the S saratoga matoga slope or the bullfrog braae break as the taste inclines then add three yards of linen one hundred yards of ruffles and seventy five yards of of edging eighteen yil yli yards ads of dimity one pa pair I 1 r silk cotton hose 11 with 14 patent paten thip hip attachments one pair of fa faise false 1 so calves bix aix yards of flannel ambroi dered one pair of bal bai balmoral morat boots with heels beels three inches high four pounds bunds of while whalebone bone in strips seventeen hundred d and sixty yards of steel wire three ten of a mile of taped tape ten pounds of raw cotton or two wire hemispheres one wire basket to hold hoid a bushel 1 pour four four coples copies of a new york paper triple abenti sheet one hundred and nifty fifty yards of silk or other dress goods five hundred yards of point lace jaee fourteen hundred yards fringo fringe and other trimmings twelve gross 0 of buttons one box pearl powder one saucer of carmine and ik a hares foot root one bushel of oase fase hair frizzled and fretted a la one bundle japanese switches with with wilh rati rats ruice mice and other varmints var mints one peck of one lace handkerchief nine inches square with patent holder perfume with ottar oltan of rosenor rose roses sor soc or sprinkle with nine dro drops a of the blessed baby or west gest enz ent end 11 stuff the head with fashionable novels ball balt tickets play bills and aid wedding cards some scandal a great deal of lost timo tuno and avery a 4 very vory 1 ittle lttie sage add a half grain of common sense three scruples of religion and a modicum of modesty season with vanity and sod affectation and folly garnish with ear rings fingel finger rings breastpins breast pins pius chains bracelets feathers and flowers to suit the t taste te pearl pearls an and diamonds a on may be thrown in if you have the them it f njg yaste aate and pinchbeck from the dolla doltar sua ala t 3 ra will do whirl hirl allaround all ali around in a fashionable circle and stevy by gaslight for six epurs great care should be taken tha the thing is not over overdone dune it if it does not rise sufficiently add more copies of a new york paper this dish aish is highly ornamental aua ana will do to put at the head of your table on grand occasions oci oct anions but it lg Is not suitable for every da day use at home being very expensive and in indigestible ingestible it sometimes mes Mos gives men the heartburn and causes caused them to break and is certain death to children if 11 you jou have not the ingredients at hand you can buy the article ready made in any of our large cities if you have money enough ex x fifteen years ago president buchanan said in a message to congress ever since the origin ot our government we have havo been employed in negotiating treaties with great britain and afterward in discussing their true intent lutent and mean ing 11 A choral association forming in danbury wants somebody to lead them til the bews fews sa says y 8 the people who live next door to where aher a they rehearse are equally anxious for somebody to lead them and the further he be leads them the better will these outraged people feel the origin of the custom of distributing gloves at funerals is uncertain dr doran suggests that they were kiven given originally as a challenge from the doctor defying ait ail ail all who should dare say that he be committed murder contrary to the rules of art chier chief justlee justice chase is said to be the best beat scholar that has ever presided over the supreme court As a latin scholar he is not lot surpassed by an any man in the probes pr ofes sion while he was governor of ohio he read through the greek testament during his hia first term he reads french as beadily as aa english he can ean translate faust into his own strong and vigorous tongue and roads reads italian and spanish like the natives of those sunny lands while ho bo Is not a poet he is fond of evenings with the poets 0 and has a nigh high appreciation of chaucer shakespeare milton dante goethe and sod others he has made some good translations of the latin poets for his own amusement in id mathematics he is a worthy pupil of euclid he is in the broadest sense ronse au an elegant and accomplish td d scholar |