FASHIONABLE BAGS AND THEIR USES. i so mh woth ha Tinpositle to give it When realy for kung te eather come ou ery easily and the take ne beginning to get onload: ever diet give sles forthe Sin ici pachiey wal se ole conidr ready for eooking oer ink Teer ge ca, A ey he centon wa teach a hoxickespee ow to bay foe ie panteatar table ‘ifm —her are several tot that known ad. mush elected as ‘gone the red grouse Tt season film the tat of August «he end of Deestber “Tis Pick coc or blac. groose_and_grey Inn are in season at the sume ine 26 grote they wan angling onger than ost ga silane then we oot "Te capris (Uh i is also called the woodland grome) is 8 much lager bird Uhan”the onlaary grow, and not nes as nach execmed, IC hava stong Bavour, Dit Bifead brsome poop Plann” white grouse ae, Title sn om ay are et for thy ae in ssuon from February 10 Apr Shdare neatly always cheap ‘anal of corre it Is necesary to allow thes 0¢ four for a dish-vone makes 8 deste He tine fo a val season fom the ath of August to the mide of Senior Brlges Young parilges should al- ways be bh for oustanss you fa then Uoslespemiv,standon the idea of rst ote Hiss for go cr bt yes Be Ereciy go or sewing and cooking it thee fray Gong panteidges ave velo lege ad GEN bane 14 Ghd ed the el eater tthe time depenils so ine indsof grouse, swings is roond not pointed a8 jn young binds ‘They are gn saan rom te st September 10 ahevand fay, atd as Tong aller > 708 fn Lop the The fi lye partsiges known a8 French partiiges are aot equal to the others, and Eaecsnty reo es val. TPhesantat prefer 8 good hen pheasant toner Thay are in sean fron the tt ‘Gctober i the and of Febuary, abl a long Stora they wl nang lovers “Choose fat binds. There are two Iindsofplovers the golden, which are thoaght the most of andthe grge They ate sell Baan oleate phn pet Best am September to eh of Fama ‘ual are small bids and are expensive i seuon from October to Deserber Wootcocks and mipe. are binds gonerlly amore esteemed by gentlemen than Uy ladics ‘They are in season from November to February re pletiflunl ter ost sts “rhe Dallowing. wilt fow! ae all exson from above October to Mave, an are nest Dnt wun the weather severe = SBrent goose, asl itd than a tame oimes do not think sql to wld due. ‘Wiia tacks are sale tha tamey bu hav tote meat on them “Wig ar agin smaller bids ofthe same species. hl ox pean vat won ery fod eating Teal isthe smallest of the ducks and the most delicate Choose pimp bins In bn ‘ildiowremember they areso wel covet wi Town and feats that they are not a0 large 4 they oak 2's i when Italy led; when ‘he Claws are sooth se sharp, and 173 crack if tunel ideayy andthe ea ate fender enough to tear An old are il sory wel, They are a season fom Sepe Torr to the end of February. Leverets ate Hes inh seg thy ae ee IHom May to August they are elieacy that fam be seve on any cee, bt are dear ia SE an ‘eno eden rom all other game in cone sept for we want to know how ol flow young'it iy five year old venom is the that ithe det of che hoot iy soot ad ull tie younge ifthe revert feieol.. The Titshould be bight apd dear and here shold Ws. good depth of ty the ean should be dare incolou, A sharp lee or skewer rn to the shoulder of hannah te condition Uy the scene The hones of venison Ie the ‘ime joint, but ned and shoulder ae also sy gd con be coke i anyways ‘Venison’ is dived into. haunches, necks, Moulder and breasts, Buck weno con: trod the best it in seo Tom Tone to Michacinas the doe vernon comes in snd remains in sowon safer Chakras, “There rally no abop Ont there i more advan i Gl op ind orden fom the hot than he poueers fr game ‘ftersmoteinpice than anything ee. ite ange to milder athe, al pniterers want aul ther poulty or gamey When ah frost, and the shops ae often onestoked with ‘wld Yow! whieh are proportionately cheap, T have often found it a good plato lance at! thes mankct prices of erent ngs Svhich ste giten if some of the dally papers Ie aa ont te amg Ot tene shop price are higher than the masket pice at be tame tine is vomewhat oa gue (be cote) FASHION Hasnaaas,reticules, carage bags, bags for Holling fon’y aperaeglastes, ete are looked ‘upon ifthe prowent ne.as 2 fashionable’ and almost intispensable finish toa lady's tollette, ewelcoms tour gil readers, who can Mea dros them far themselves, or for presents to Penis "The bags intended for outdoor use oF for onsets watever thet shape are nae with fog bom singe y wie they ae eg WPnquestioable 6 inher can be stowed vay te operaetnes fa, pie, oentcbatly Sn banilesehih that wold otherwtse have tebe arid spate, The presat hicn Sf puting: the pocket in acres jase where tt Siubot be reached by the ovect without 3 Sirugels, obliges Tadies to arden chemscves til iemetous small articles, and. many are The bal five minutes pased ia aearhing for tuusing posession, of faneying they are Tost, that these useful bags save, and dine not only fren hee aT of sch aii faviny Keeping the lady's temper sect and tral contrite to the enjoyment of her “These bags are made ofall shapes and sizes, ano any aerae ict ong a te} re dalotiy got up they enn be decried at themakerveil thos tang remnants of plas, Satin, brocale, and velvet ean be wuld in ihis'bocoming manne, while lesa pices {ei fiom ight or stim evening dresses wil tien cme nto de Tnngy, an sul Serspato line just the upper par of a handbag Gr pincaiion ing the tng dees not Show "beyond. the draw-stings, and Ie fapenaive uteri ean be wed to completo it. ABLE ‘The long bag shosm in Fig. 1 is intended fore att concerts or pari, whee oa: foes are not, royuived, holds fan, fanikercheg, seenthotle ete. The outside mttia is of a paletinied brocade, 0 Pain Hbbed sil Glicatly caroidered with Sprays of field Mewers were by han and it fossils, ‘There are brocade toe procured inet iments ofa cheap denon that would answer this purpose almost a3 we fr embroidery or Iroeades of an expensive tmake. "Their foundation fx either white pale bey or ny and they ane covered with Jott Tooking Hower tends. ‘The ling to. ths dag rot Liberty» aly and its colo wil de ped upon that othe cover. Tt should either Tpateh the deepest shade sedi en brokering {he flowers, or be a contrast tothe foundation Seley coi we depot as Stent oppostion, but any of the folowing Combinations IF the foundation colour ts sot blue creau de green the nig colour Sta salmon sade; fora pink: foundation as fine Tring is reqited for = Kemon-yellow foundationan orangeselow ; fora heliotope, 2 lining of cream ‘purple a Haine Sreld gout or pale bloc, “The bbons at nthe dean stidngs, am ae hover the fmm, are an inch and a Half wide, and. should Snatch the, lining as to colour withthe bow AU the sige added to. them Ghnee yards of ‘Hhbon il be wed. make ape bag: ‘ct ont apiece of brocade or rep sik th fio inches long and stem Ines wey Wout the sts size piece in the surah ining cy sew the two pieces together, aud be cae- fle make the edges neat partcary at the tivo ends. By end is meat lenge, not wait {Tay the pieeé down ona table with the Surat BAGS AND THEIR USES. ‘uppermost, sd bree inches fiom each end plea the sateen thes iio col lest, seducing the width to. fen fucbes Giitch the fpents Frm at ‘this spot only, then, the poe together, stil With Re Sah sie cmside. Erg both ends Together nd join down the tw sles, by fine boning ihe to eigerof brocade ery tly togethon then onrentg rp ishing then ‘er the. seam somal” "A. pies Of plain sion sewn over the stching down of the Thopleats to form the ranner for the ssgss The eee toa ce nh fom he fie of the Ing. ‘The bg is then tamed to Stet si, an wo lrg tons ade tthe hack of to bring the bone rough ‘Two length of blu each forty inches hong fre nectisayy thee ends are Drought ont Uhrouah the butlon-boies and sewn together. ‘Thovremaining pees of boon is made up Int Asingy how sl fastened the side ot the tag as owt He epernglass bag (Fig. 2) is more of the «granming aan the ase, Bt thas he pce of being fited with st Beton tre poietic uk asi TAP ilk" Cetus fe eee en eee Se eae emer Be ee ia ae eae picts eee ies eas eee nea seen eran ee ee esthe wide part of he oper. iiss Tels ae two dnd 3 {uarter inches wily and narrow part tt the one and tree: squarter ches wile. The ‘islet way to cutout this Fundacion fs to mal out ther shipe of 4. pie of Spertlasscs and ut to these mensurements. Sew 2 pies op ome fide" of ube cndboard, the’ other side, and ack and then fine with & poe ftsatin Keep the fash Sie as the ouside the Fosndston, the satin Sn side. When sclcting fhe lush sind sl for the fis of the Bag ehoone olows that combine tor ether, such sa hand ome piece of old bro fade anda seal-Inown ‘ota flame-colnred fe finished with Fuscl red pls, "Some ikbrocales are nosso with gold Sid siver dead lowers work! al over ten those ate wey aultale for this Kind of bg, Sad are fish with rowecoloured push fof Tings white, and whit-amtegolddiaw-trings. ‘To make up tbe bag + prepare the foundation arabe nt ext the phish 10 the brocade ‘with s very close running’; opon the sean thas ade and in it withst warm but not hot ‘ton. Take Ue Hing and yun it om the wrong fi to the other end ofthe plos, and jot the site seam ap, fst sunning the broh’e soda piewe apy ashen the ning. Now i the hag to the ound toa, gather the oe ‘ale into a filnese where ft fo be attached to the rounded sides of the cardboard, but leave i plaioat the natsow parts. Amange ‘hese sean {0 come Into the filness, Sei the brocade to the Poundation, atl sip site the san lining ap its night sido, so as to hide fhe raw edge of the brocade and leave the side ot the bag neat. "A care forthe draw strings to tins made by rang wo ines otk doug lining and outer metetal, The Arayesting cave made whore plush and os fae mocks ants fined wth eo argo Detiontoles worked ‘on the ‘outside of the tiatsral and placed opposite eas other on ach sideot tt bg, Double draw-stegs a fn uheough dhe easing and fon che loops to hang owt the ara while 2 ange how of "bon fs it on right Jn fant of the Ba The bag shown an Figs a combination ofthe twoalenty desert tis mae lng ftuxgh to hold & fan, snd is Ried with SrUioard” foundation, so. that, opera glasses fan be cari i Or other betsy. atides, Sich small books, cardease, ete.” The omt- sileof this bag amma fof rubyeeolourel oF Seaton pl; he fing” stlmon, or ple seo satin Gr Padour athe. the piece ol pls tit Tour ince Tong. ad treve wide, ane the Toning ir of the some sites "the ining is Sewn to the plush as inthe fan ag the two trulsef material placed fogethe, an te side sets attended 0 Tht eore these 1atter In cewel spice of Shon cardboard oF THE GIRL'S OWN PAPER, rmllhoant, size five inches by thee, i sipped ‘othe lower par of the lag between the nog, fae ph Si kept pon by a Ta SMches passed theosigh i, The ease for the Arawetsing i sceured by to run Ties taken ugh bot Haiyand plush and placed four Inches fom Ue bay opening —that i tos, the fist running is putin. at che distance and the second Below it. A yard of bon fs used for each drastring, and forts the oops over the atm. As the vutsile of the bag is of plain plush, some decoration ts needed. In the ihssration this decoration consists of pray’ of burberry berries and thar aves these boric, wth hesetnlet and yellow Ct fre very bright, andthe aueauunetnted leaves hac atcompainy them are well contrasted gains the sombre plush ground, An prstiy Hower or spray is, however, suitable, and rata flowers machin the osrer's toilette preferable where such peta devoradon ca bev procured without exp Sprays of tinued seaweed oo mine sells br fete ‘wings, are now tuieh fa demand for toiette purposes and any’ of che three eau be recor: nah ; The duster bag shown ia Fig. 4 is a draw. ingeoom ant nota personal crpasent, and fate of tbe Tight nothings that finda ready. fale St bataars. Te i iaended Tor hang ‘spon some conspictits part §ruingeroont wal, and. ch na lage Indian msl only Df the ladies ofthe Douse. A duster at baal should the tea be spilt or other tnishap cur, i always cou hin. and saves the wevtes fu and delay fatale by Hnging ia servant and then eat fnyeunth che anil requved haa heen Tetchet Se destor bap aks one gard of matt eleven inches hie, se lining of the sane Soins, pla bal or fag. Broad eben’ shes, with satin stipe or brocade Aowers woven ‘are sometimes ted for the over, 2 for the lining. or the Days Bimade Gor one. of Liber" colowed sashes divided in hal fone sash waling Go Toga), anda bright-coloured satin used foe the Tnung. "To male wp the bg: ent four ncbes ol ‘he yard of aera and then ers of & ower sp othe et he the upper flap. Draw a sinilar spray’ onthe opp ery but place a tice inches fom creme edge i ‘Wank nd Ie cover epthotthreefoches {his design with erewel woul in outing, or Seth floelles ill in satin tte. "New the lining and'the covering together ac seribed fir Fig ts Maken boxpleat nine inches fron the tp end of the ap to five the spt of the Hp festen the ean Hing to: this place, mani i vough the sk and fecaring it well Feoun the curiin ng to the bottom of the bag’ the distance is sisteen finches messire this of nd then tam sp the {engaining natal to make the pooket, WDich fil be Se tathey Ws Cepi Beeepleat te xtreme edge ofthis pocket, and then sew the sides together being care to mae the bag Gt in font and "not bulge beyond the ink pce. vin he upper flap omy and pt the Bal ing to individual Some people, stead bags fist a large wellanade bow to one aide of the. pocket and smaller bow 10 the Spposte nile of the. Map Rise bow, if asd, should fancy Of emibrotdering. the asvred, white, ad blue ibe irons’ purple, yetlon, and forange Hone blac pin, Sind fy nibs. other combinations. The. duster Sina of 3 large sgdare of Taian muslin tarmed down witha wide hem, and Tntshed With athe of Heringlone or coral sich worked along’ the hem in Colotred "sie, A goad allowance of dusters sould ely but one dostor nt tothe hag ate The bagepinewshion is another _drawing- roomorsamientof the day: It hs trefal heads erally be nae rom ger arches It Ferainply "small gransy-chaped hog ited hth wl fet a peony Ad line to the depth ofthe draw xtsng wih AUbréght bt of soit oF sk, piece of plush Sisteen ches long by ive wie fs nse, of tov pices of phan eight inctes by fies This EElined to the depth oC to inches only, thet wel atifed eathion matte to ft the test of the materia, which fs sean shore the e Tine top te SRSmart bow placed on the runing, and bows Andes to hag the edshion up bye areadded, and pine srangédin theforn oF a sar or other vce ‘A carige bog seems an unecessary ap- peng, bt ie as neta in ite place ar vier Gags are in thei, As its lke doesnot saa ier fo 9% ig Mead its bolton and six ae strengthened witha cardboael stifeing. The natcrals thed are ether ace noc, dank. plisby a fashmere forthe usiles ands Highiscoleied Iandkerehict or al’ sok forthe linings ake silcord and tselaasdaw-tengs. Ter hale the bag eat outa pce of Mack Inoeade or fther material twenigsioue inches hone by fwelte wide: ornament ths cther hy out fning allthe Brocade Howers with doublelincs ol gold ‘head ad fill i the centres with eolosred flees or buy 4 spray fl aleady. Sore flower Sand sew this to the mate: Fi, placing ion the lower file. Of the hag, wher the Caran "wi el fo keep it fat. Round sl 2° spray couch down two Hines of gold thoead Cine the phish of brocade with the dloared sil, ad inset piece of cardboard weirs Tnthes by “else between the two, sewing it down indie Senge af the mae terials “Then sew up the Sides’ of the Bag, putting the two ends coger, and tke 2 casing fr the draws sings SHUG by insrt- fng'the cords making theTwttorhoes, and puting onthe tases: Two pane of ond ae rested, ae each dre g.§ it wed in France at. wedge. by the ehict bridesmaid, Who tullects money in 1 for the poor during” the ceremony. Th Eland they are only tse a8 fomaments, ‘These aumonires, as they are ‘alle ae sometimss heart-shaped and pane to the dices, and at others * grotmy-ba, filled a¢ the openiog with Trek Howers. Fig nade of ie tghtly stretched over a ple of Mill andar ti lined with. the same closed ig ll, ad has an outer covering fof netting pat over ie. This ting is mane ‘Agee with 2 finemesh and with righteoloured Dre sle; every mss siished sith a gold [pangle of bead that i tun on to the parse sllibstore the netting began. The fringe ound the bag is also of netting, oramerited ‘withspangles, The cover does hot comme hex yond the drawstring: but a bow is attached to'the Ist fine of meting, ad bows to the end of the dayesting The Knting ba (Fig. whieh forms the Jost lusbation, i's ory weleome present (9 ‘Tne Useor Farexpsstr.—Thebest wayto represent to ie the manifold use of fiend jslineaet and see how many things one not do for oneself Zac PLrasayt Eresisos The Duke of Nhereais way intinately ace squinted with the Countom of Rochfort snd steer for b ingle evening missed going to see her Ae she wie whlow, and lea nidower, One of her liens observed to im hat # Sronld be more convenient for bin te marry the bd T'Have often thought so, Dake, "nt one. thing prove cule heh pass ny ehenings replied dhe Lave axp Drawn, Wat is fe? a flower dat blows, Nipned bye fatal quel’ dea Wht iste? the fall Mw axe, Thats scorch at noon, and withers, Such is ita breath, # span, ‘\'tmoment, quickly gone fom thee Wises death?" OW} sored “Thine entrance to eternity. A Reapy Mowsy Brsiyess—A Batter in Aberdeen has abumle ot wxpaid bile hanging ‘upin his shop Tabelled "The reasons why 1 dd not give ere” Conmreriva 4 Cosunesr. vin tld aly Berkeley” why eas 4 heat woman tate looked Blooming athe sping: Duk Feeling tht he son dM ot spe Sexy promising he ahied | "That iy my fal Ted the spring would Took ike four ladys stip?" Staxons.—The worthiest people are the ost inured by slander, we nal find that to be the best frit whieh the bieds hace Ie picking a ty Cover. the jade to the ofcer een Tpubbub and tik, wil We never be “These pple this moming have made such Werte decided fen canter without hearing VARIETIES, five old Indies they sam cary it over the ine and wile keting Tee it there, and f wool within veach and js made of Roman sheet- {hos ep their ball soiled? The bog 15, {ng lined with quilted satin. TL is emamented swith a spray of embroidery, and. when white Toeade or pale coloured Roman shecting= are ‘chosen forthe tereoverng aad pale ue de Jinwose satin for the lnitg is most dsiny. The colours wsed for tho embrovlery should jn withthe lining colo. To make ap the Trges eal oat to fuldleshapedpleees of I Iength seventeen ines, wht atthe Tower end eight inches, at dhe top four inches. Work the spray of embroidery om me pices ‘only, and. arose the widest at. Shape a ew in the lining to eael pee, then sew the tivo plosee together jvning thm serosa the ‘uarowest part, and leaving an openinigon etch fie of eight inches to ass the atin through Blow this opening sipstite the two pees together for the st of the age AU the hnavow part of the bag make a tingle box: pleat, all Dring the four Tashes of material Into & two inch space, "Sew sill cond ond the edges ofthe bag concealing the seame at the des, and carry it round the armhole ‘openings: “One. yard and. Chee-quarter is ‘Scket cond to ute. B.C. Sawaso, VARIETIES. Manoa, Grassosie. 5 Sia the famcral expenses sn eases whee T ar stcoonfoh™ Ax Aseenont: ov Fasnios.—Paskions Tue seequently taken their se From eeu Hanes a sil asthe following one, Teel, iaugiver of Puli Ul and wale of the Poh luke Alber, vowed not to ehange her linen fl Ostend ae taken This siege, untuk for ber comfort, Tasted thiee years ane tie suppose colont af the. atehducheass linen Ne tie to a fashionable -enloar, hence ile Zvonbora, of the Isabella; kind of ‘whlisheellow-dingy eh de rind ey EC Be et SE Packtso Ue. A. Parisian, accompanied ty: is sera awh was a Gascon, went to spond somne days inthe country with « lend, "On the moraing (OC i seturas he was un the point of departs ng, he naked he servant ithe Had paced. is Jains, he Santee that he pt.” sid the master, have you pat ia everyting that belongs to ws?” hy yo sy” ssid the servant, at fone" Tus: Noes oF Bins. 16 they are con ected in Anica scent the nots of Tinie are calla songz i unconnected, 3 cal Tir some wanes the call k always the sme <0 Shen" on_ the iis expresion “of pre igre the se ae Ragen mote quickley ad Pet! el tletgn of tenders or mdanehoty. The Tate ll Graab? yon the eae the any iodiation ofa change of emotion Me dogeee aps wth wh tere Esaccrnamiox.— There is no. seength in cggeration + even che truth is weakened by [ing expressed too seu A. Queex 1% ‘Trornne.—Adelade, the wilow“of Lothavo, King of aly one of the Thost beaut women in er age, as besieged in Pavia by Berenger, who resilved to co3- fain her to many Hs ren after Pav ‘was Taken. "She ercaped fom prison wih her almoner, ‘The -Avehbnbep! of Reggio ad “tired her an assum to" seach ihe, ac oman y be alse, ara oot throng the’ county” ‘concealing Avcsel in ‘the daytime among the corn, whe Tier almonee Degged for alms snd) Yood through the villages. A Pecetsa Woxp—Hervine is perhaps as peculiar sword a8 any in the Engith Tiageage | the rt two Teter of fC are mae Calin, the fst thee feminine, the four ist S brave man, and the we word a brave Goon Librxs as Daya, oF Otnen ran “rise of god ning eye Suditoot Mike topo Queer aes Wo beep tate siete pare wae ren ae yor gine mate Teeter cf good Gude ep eaten hetniatsSind Sef" Bot Ge the tilt tnd Freeh cok, antamny te dbes Peeternel Se eel oo ney or eae So eu, Ol sa ape deer Ta eter grace ate faand wil be chk pat aa) oes alan eosin tad peste tba Cerca W cher, eel ee ae Treat Shugts comet ine Verte hari leech spies na ot Hitcher ine meats yeas Ries ot sry sal they as Spt Hida wines tapi ayia Axswik 10 Dovaux Ackosm SpoChcnber Son ae Lingo 6 pial eran & Fintia 6 (Gibton). Be HO. Neagh. il, Quen Linh dh in thas shoving “of Pater th ites, and sueetoref Uns, i Lovgh