Harper's Bazaar 1867 - 1868: Vol 1 Index

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A REPOSITORY OF FASHION, PLEASURE, AND INSTRUCTION. PPLP_P PPD DLLPLALLLLLGLLLLPLLLLOLOOOOoww—""" Vol. I. OPP PL PLL LLLP LLLP LOO LIOwm—w——™ NEW YORK: HARPER & BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, FRANKLIN SQUARE. Oy ON a Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the Year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-eight, by Harrer & Brorusrs, in the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the Southern District of New York

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Bazar has just completed its first volume. It is the aim of the Conductors to make this paper the handsomest, best, and cheapest family journal in the world. Neither money, labor, nor pains are spared to secure this result, and to give to the home circle every week sixteen pages of the most useful and interesting reading that can be obtained. A glance at the accompanying Index will show that during the last year scarcely a single topic of domestic interest has been neglected. The newest Fashions have been furnished simultaneously with their appearance in Paris, and several hundred Patterns have been given, embracing every article of the wardrobe, and worth in themselves many times the cost of the paper. These Fashions and Patterns have been illustrated by thousands of the most beautiful Woodcuts ever published.in this country; while the Stories, Poems, and other articles have also been profusely illustrated. plates have also been given from time to time. Magnificent Colored Fashion- The care of children, house- hold and servants, the nursing of the sick, the preparation of food, hygiene— and, in short, the innumerable arts which fall directly within the province of women—have received their due share of attention. Considerable space has also been devoted to Fancy-work in its different branches, and to the manu- facture of the various tasteful devices which beautify a home and add to the comfort of its inmates. Apart from these purely domestic topics, the Conductors have ‘sought to make Harper’s Bazar a first-class literary journal, readable alike to young and old, and in which every member of the household would find something specially adapted to his or her intellectual needs. The charming social essays, “ Manners upon the Road,” by one of the most accomplished writers The The Stories and Poems have been furnished. by the best contributors to our other period- of the times, are destined to a high and permanent place in literature.

leading articles are full of shrewd suggestion and wise counsel. | icals, and are of a high order of merit. Each Number has contained an installment of a valuable serial: during the past year “Cord and Creese,” by Prof. James De MILLE, and “ Zhe Household Angel,” by Fitz Hucu Lup.ow, Esq., both novels of absorbing interest, have been published entire, together with a large part of “ Zhe Sacristan’s Household,” by the author of “ Mabel’s Progress,” and “Bound to Fohn Company.” The numerous satirical articles on the follies and fashions of the day have also attracted attention. The foreign correspondence has also embraced a wide range of subjects; and the numerous sketches, scientific, biographical, and miscellaneous, have comprised a | great variety of topics interesting to the home circle. The Bazar being neither a political nor a sectarian journal, all vexed questions in politics and religion have been excluded, and nothing has been admitted to its columns but what

was likely to be productive of harmony at the fireside.

INDEX TO IL The Supplement Index contains all Illustrations not given here. Arerette of Ostrich Plumes, 93. Alphabets, 85, 244, 372, 484, 585, 949. Ambition, B45. America in 1868, 940. “ Among Thieve * 672, Antimacassar, 773. Apple-seed Comb, 244. Application Designs, 548, 884. Artificial Plower- makers, 392. Asia in 68, 940. Bac of Splints and Soutache, 837. Bamboo Basket, 88. Basket, Crystal Bead, 724, Bead- work, Border, 485 ; Card-receiver, 692; 564; with Shells. 456; Watch-case, 853. Bed-gowns for the Sick, 337. Cover, Bleeding Nun, the, STT. Blind Beg, gar the, 917. Bluebeard Tat bleau, the, 717. Bluing-bag, 789. Boat-race, University, 477. Bonnets, 1, 57, 96, 121, 152, 195, 325, 420, 489, 521, 55i, 689, 841, 857, 888. (See also Hats.) Book-folders, a Book-marks, 3 Bridal Gift oo ‘Mr Colfax, 921. Brush, Silk, 245. Bustle, Horse- hair, 936. Buttons and Button- holes, 756. Camargo Mantilla, = Candies, preparing, 392. Caps, 17, 20, 58, 325, 641. (See also Head-dresses.) Chair-cover 153, 665. Children's Dresses, 21, 33, 53, 89, 212, 245, 600, 697 Cigar Holder, 533 ; Receiver, 88; Case, 948. Cloaks, 4, 32, = Yaeger ge ah’ Club at Delmonico’ s, the Ladies’, 512. Coiffares, 5, 36, 241, 264, 769. (See also Hair-dressing and ead-dresses.) Collar-box, 469. Collars, 81, 228, 325, 788. Comto Sxerours:-—Varieties of the article Husband, 80; a Scientific Family, 80; the World of Fash- ion, 112; Republican Simplicity, 112; a Miechief- maker, 128; “‘the Happy y Pair then left Tow n,” 128; Boarding-school tudies, 144; ‘the Gray Mare,” etc., 144; a 2} Natural Reflec tion, 160 ; bad Linked Sweetness long drawn out,” 160; Go- ing to School—end of the Holidays, 176; the Sick Doll, 192; the Honeymoon, 208; Baby's new Shoes, 904; a Toast—* The Ladies,” 240; Consider our Feelings, 240; Cool, 240; a Des- perate Case, 256; How to Manage a Wife, 256 ; the Story of a Valentine, 272; the Bonnet Ques- tion, 320; First and og: Babies, 820; a Set- ter, 336; Education, 336; Spring Openings, 368 ; Study of an animated Discussion, 368; 'Non- suited, 368; a Hint to Hair-dressers, 384; Miss Frump's new Book, 400; Embarrassin: ues- tion, 400; an Obstinate ‘Pauper, 400; the Em- harrassment of Riches, 432 ; Leap-year, 482; De- sign = utenti the Height of Fashion, ~~ Re the Manger, 496; the ivalestial H Hat 46; the Invitation, 496; Look- ing Forw L'Enfant Charmant, 526 ; Comparisons are aan, 528; the nee ¢ of having a Brother, 528; Comptinsentery, $46 Too d, 544; Modest “Appea 544; Mrs. T Tip- top’s Ball, 560; Not to be beaten, 560; a Natural M pet h 560 ; Alarming, 576; the very Green-eyed onster, 576; Last new Thing in Skirts, 576; the Present Fashion, 576; a Monogram Dinner, 592; Design after Nature, 608 ; Young Lady with short Skirt in Moonlight, 608 ; an Energetic Cro- = Party, 608; Itinerant Vendor, 608 ; M‘Foo- le’s Phot logreph, , 608; a Bee in the Bonnet, 624; Eminent Musician and Swell Amateur, 624; an Ill-N “H” tured Reply, 624; the Fashions, 624; Aunt and Little Girl, 624 ; Energetic way of tak- ing it, 640; Evident, 640; Interesting Experi- ments with “Costume, 640 ; Sketches taken at the Sea-side, 656; the lovely Clara scudding under bare Poles, 688; Man Friday in a short Skirt,

688 ; ny | Boa-Constrictor at an Evening Party, 688 ; Summer Separations, 688 ; Amor Pa- trie, 704; Servants in Hot Weather, 704; an Ex- planation, 704; Easier said than done, 736; a Good cutting Reason, 736; Design from Na- ture (?), 736; ‘‘ Meaning me, Sir,” 752; Saratoga Grecian Bend, T52; Situation not wanted, 752 ; Point Blank, 168; Beauty and the Beast, 768 ; Of course she would, 784; a Cross-looking ultra Ritualist, 754 ; Different Views of one and the same Thing, 784; a Satisfactory Character, 800 , a very Old Habit, 800; a Promising Boy, 800: Caught by the Tide, 800; Dining-room Scene, 816 ; Conservatory Scene, ‘816; a Dead Set, 816; Tailor and Customer, 816: the Rrown Family Sea-bathing, 816; au Lilustrated Advertiscment, 832; the Arrival from the Beach, 882; Subtrac- tion, 882; a Quene-rious we 832; Little Accident in a high Wind, 848; a Neat Thing on Broadway, 848; Beantiful forever (?), 848; a Strange Affliction, 848; an Arrow Escape, 864; Startling Advice, 864; a Change in the W eather, 864; Better be Envied than Pitied, 880; the Re- tort courteous, 880; Exchange is no Robbery, 880; a “ Loser’s” Nature, 380; the Mystery solved, 880; the Show business, 380 ; Most hor- rible, 896 ; **Where Ignorance is bliss,” etc., 896; a Privileged Person, 912; Distance lends Enchantment to the View, 912; Among the Ruins, 912, “‘ Aye, marry is it,” 928; “a Young Gentleman, Mum,” 928; Two Monsters in Hu- man form, 928; ‘This "Train is very much be- hind, isn’t it, Dear?” 944; Another Window Fra- cas, $44; the Difference to Mamma, 944; a Com- ing Change, 944; Woman's Rights, 960; Bor- rowed Plumes, 960; Nurse’s Complexion, 960; Quite the Gentleman, 960; a Thrilling Situation, 976; the Bloody Sixth, 976; Coals-of Fire, 976. Coming Season, the, 352. Cradle Cover and Canopy, 21, o. Cravats, 53, 101, 117, 228, 244, 442 Crinoline, Rise and Fall of, 9 m3, 192, 208, 224, 240, 256, 272, 320, 336, 349, 384. Crochet, "Boot, 69; Borders, 93, 724; Bouquet, 581; * Cape, 69, 117; Child's Sock, 948; Clothes-bag, 677; Collar, 361; Cover, 741; Curtain- band, 585; Edging, 564, 836: Garter, 184; Hat, 321; Infant's Shirt, 965; Insertion, 581; Mat, 293 ; Patterns, 68, 80, 26i, 916; Picture-frame, 520; Purse, 417; Rosettes, b93; ‘Sofa Pillow, 868 ; Shawl, 69: Tat- ting, 261; Tatting Trimmings, 756 ; Work: -bag, 88; Work-basket, 292; Yarn- -basket, 389. Croquet ”328, Crumb Brash and Tray, 885. Curtain Band and Tassel, 585. Cuffs, 228. Deatn of Raphael, 601. Delmonico’s, Ladies’ Club at, 464. Dolls’ Dress-maker, the, 165. Donation Party, our Minister’s, ©52. Door-mat, braided, 596. Drawing Materi: Is, Case for, 765. Dressing-table, 153. Dusters, Worsted, 361. Eerrtian Necklace, 296. Embroidery, Lambrequin, 85; Medallion, 417,948 ; Nee- die-work Designs, 665, 728, 757, 801, 805; Pat- terns, 93, 101, 180, 324, 424, 445, 457, 548, 628; Purse, 837; Sofa Pillow, 740, 765; Square, 424; White, 789; Worsted Borders, 725; Worsted- work Patterns, 804; Table-covers, 389, 837. Emery-bag, 773. Envelope-maker, 392 Ermine Cloak, Cap, and Muff, 969. Etagére of Glass lates, 517. Exchange, the Ladies’, 416. Fancnons, 316. Fancy Costumes, 248. Fanoy Work. —Aigrette of Ostrich Plumes, 93; Ap- ple-seed Comb, 244; Application Designs, 548, 53, 884; Bag of Splints and Soutache, 837; Bag for ater-proof and Overshoes, 964; Bamboo Bas- ket, 88; Crystal-bead Basket, 724; Bell-pull, 628 ; Bible-cover, 356; Bluing-bag, 789; Sil Brush, 245; Chair-covers, 153, 665; Cigar-holder, 533 LUSTRATIONS. Every Pattern given in the Supplement is Illustrated in the Paper. Cigar-receiver, 88; Cigar-case, 948; Clothes-bag, 677; Collar- box, 469; Cradle Cover and Canopy, 21, 885; Crumb Brush and Tray, 885; Curtain Band and Tassel, 585; Door-mat, braided, 596 ; Case for Drawing Materials, ay Dressing-ta- ble, 153; Dusters, Worsted, 361; Emery-bag, 773, 961; Emery - cushion, 964 ; Etage are of Glass Plates, 517; Feather Flowers, 148, 293; netted Fish-boiler, 425; Foot- bag, 321; Foot-muff, 148; Foot-stool, 229; Fringes, 229, 612; Glove-cases, 468, 664; 'Gold-fish Globe Stand, 949 ; Gourd Work - box, 664; Handkerchief Borders, 788 ; Ironing-mat, 785; Jewelry-box, 292; Key-poc k- et, 445; Lamp- mat, 657 5 mp-shi ades, 244, 985; Laundry -bag, 789; Linen Bag for Smoked Me at, 533 Mouchoir-case, 664 ; ushroom-net, 561; Milliners, 393. Needle- book, 357 ; Needie- threader, 357; News- Modes, 1, 4, 17, 20, 25, 36, 49, 56, 81, 89, 97, 100, 113, 120, mgr Stand, Tapestry, 517; Newspaper Portfo- 121, i29, 153, as 185, 209, 911, 395, 241, 245, io, Application, 753; Pen-wiper, 517; Picture- 73, 9 21, 853, 360, 385, 417, 420, 425, 465, frame, 520; Desi “| for Pillow, 88, 861; Pin- 2 » Ba 577, 585, 594, 600, 625, 629, 657, cushion Box, 389; Pocket-comb Case, 468; Point 20, 737, 744, 753, 776, 801, 803, 809, 817, Lace borders, 457; Portfolio, embroidered, 469 ; oF , 849, 888, 839, 913, 929, 945. Portiére, 153 5 _Postage- stam ~ Holder, 369; Pul- | Monchoir C ase, 664. it-cover, 356 ; Purses, 417, 676, 837; Reed Key- | Muffs, various, 969. asket, 801; simulated Braid Trimming, 537; Mushroom Net, 561. Slate T ablet, 949; Slippers, 964; Starch-bag, 789; Tidy, 184, 692, 772, S515 oilette- box, 817; Toilette-case, 435; "Traveling-bag, 469; Travel- ing - blanket, 485; Traveling-shawl] Case, 485; Tray for Botiles, 217; Wainut Purse, 148; Wall- cushion, 417; Wall- tidy, 521; Waitch-c axe em- broidered with Beads, 853; WwW ax- -ba ; Work- boiler, 425; T able -screen, 533. bag, 88, 148; Work - basket, 101, 292 Newspaper Stand, Tapestry, 517. Writing-desk, 292; Yarn-basket, 389. Newspaper Portfolio, Application, 753. Fat Oxen of 1868, the, 460. New York, Opening- day in, 328. Feather Flowers, 149, 293. Nothing new under the Sun, Ladies, 940. Fern Impression-work, 535. Nutting, 840, First Stitch, the, 224. Fish-boiler, netted, 425. Floral Offerings to Miss Kellogg, 881. Foot-bag, 321; muff, 148 ; stool, 229. Fourth of July in Tompkins Square, New York, 588. Fringes, 229, 6 Furniture, al 746. ur-sewers, 393. Fur Trimming, simulated, 93. Laoe Designs, 765. Lace, Point >>>)

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Starch Bag, 789. Sweet Summer Time, 632. Switzerland in Winter, 844. Tasie-oovers, 389, 580, 837. Tapestry Newspaper § Stand, 517. TarrinG.— Antimacassar, 424 ; 361, 677; Cravat, 117; Fanchon, S51; 581; Patterns, 261. - Tidy, 184, 692, 772, 851. Toilette Box, 817. Toilette Case, 485. Toy Painters, 392. Traveling-bag, 469 ; Tray for Bottles, 217. Trimmings, various, 37, 537, 552, 693, S05. Blanket, 485; Shaw! Case, 485. Basket, 148; Collars, Insertion, No. 1.—Night-gown for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; Shirt for Boy from 12 to 14 years old; Drawers for Girl from 10 to 12 years old; Night-sack for Girl from 10 to 12 years old; Girl from 6 to 8 years old; Girl from 2 to 4 years old; from 2 to 4 years old; from 8 to5 years old; 10 to 12 years old; Chemise for li Under-waist for Girl f Lady’s Night-cap; Linen ttle Chemise for little Trowsers for Boy Under-waist for Child rom Un- der-handkerchief for Girl from 8 to 10 years old ; Linen Under-handkerchief with Sleeves for from 6 to 8 years old; Toilette Basket; Je case with Pin-cushion; Shirt for Boy from 10 years old; Chemise for Girl from 12 t years old; Chemise old; Shirt for Boy from 2 to 4 years old; ers for little Girl from 6 to 8 years old; for little Girl from 3 to 5 years old; Girl from 6 to 8 years old; from 8 to 10 years old; der-petticoat for Infant. Shirt-front for Lady’s Night-cap; for Girl from 10 to 12 y Girl wel- Sto o 14 ears | Draw- Drawers Peplum ; sailor” Under-handkerchief with Sleeves for Boy Un- No. 2.—Gored Petticoat; Waist of White C ashmere 5 Sleeve trimmed with Points; Bell Sleeve flowi Sleeve; Fichu with Belt; Chemin Bodice with Lappets; Fanchon Bonnet ; of Tatting; Embroidery Patterns. No, 3.—Eugénie Paletot; Burnous; ing Sleeves ; old; Don Cesar Paletot; Paletot for y« Lady; Paletot for Girl from 6 to 8 years Paletot for Boy from 4 to 6 years old; for Girl from 5 to 7 years old; etot; Hussar Palet Pedro Paletot; Elegs Girl from 18 to 15 ye from 8 to 10 y2ars old; to 10 years oll; 4 to 6 years o'd; Chest-protector with § No. 5.—Different S.yles of gored Dresses; Boy from 10 to 12 years old; Fanchon: Crochet Baschlik ; Alexandra : Moscow Paletot; ant Paletot; Paletot ears old; Paletot for Paletot for Boy fr« half- tte 5 Cap Paletot with flow- | Paletot for Girl from 10 to 12 y ears ung old; Paletot Pal- Don for Girl m 8 Cloak and Cape for Girl from Sleeves. Jacket for Crochet Lamballe gored Morning Dress; knit Jacket without Sleeves for Lady; Apron of Black Gros Grain Silk trimmed with Points; knitted Fanchon; knitted Hood ; Sontag for Lady; years old; Tippet (Cache-nez). Crinoline ; Dress for Boy from 6 to 8 years Frock for Child from 1 to 2 years old; Mor: Dress ; Gentlemen's Drawers ; tot; Astrakhan Barette ; young Girl from 15 to 17 years old; Chairs, Sofas, etc. ; Fichu. Spanish Mantilla; Veil of Lace and Tatt ~ acket for ‘| from 14 to 16 years old; W Guipure Waist; Crochet Corset for Lady; warmer ; years old; Satin Crs Girl from 8 to 10 years old; gored Apron for Girl from 3 chu with Belt; to 10 years old; old; round Cap for Boy from 8 to 10 years Crochet Imitation Fur Collar; Crochet Ir tion Fur Caoff ku »tted Slipper -Gored Dress with double-breasted W Jacket for Boy from 10 to 12 years old; Hood; Jacket with Ca with Peplum for Girl from 10 to 12 Ladies’ Overshoe: Muff and Reticule Overall; Princesse Hood; Grac with rolling Collar; Black Velvet Jacket ; der-waist buttoning on the Side; Corset Waistband ; 12 to 14 years old; Lamp Mat; Walking- dress; Do!ll’s Peasant Doll’s Peasant Dress (Girl) ; Costume; Music-holder. No. 13.—Gored Flannel Underskirt; Baschlik Braid and Bead Trimming; Talma Cloak); low-necked Basque Waist; Pompa Waist with Yoke; Pompadour Waist with telle Trimming; Lady's Silk Boot; young Lady; 8 years old; Bedouin (Opera Cloak) ; : Jac ket with Cord Trimming; douin (Opera Cloak); Scarf Mantilla; dour gored Dress; Sack with Velvet Scarf Pelerine; Poplin Pelerine ; — old ; No. 7. Dress with Marie Antoit No. 9. Chest-protector for Boy fre No. 11. ears Doll's Trimm Jacket for Child from 2 Lady’s low-necked Underws Neckerchief with Belt; W knit Sontag for Girl from 8 to 10 Fanchon of Black Worsted ; Crochet old; ning ; Astrakhan Pale- high-necked Waist for Pillow for 1ette ing ; hite Foot- | Wall-bag; Cap for Boy from 8 to 10 fat; Flannel Drawers for Cape with Hood; o 5 years old; ms Hood for Girl from 1 to 3 years old; nita- Crochet Imitation Fur Barette; | aist ; Ar ib high-necked Waist | old; Ladies’ josa Hdod; Waist Un- | with Corset-cover; Hood for Girl from short Dress (Boy); Doll’s Promenade with (Opera dour | Bre- Bodice for | Crochet Frock for Child from 1 to Mantilla Scarf Be- Pompa- ing; hite to 3 nist ; No. 15. *C ‘hild’s Slip; gored Apron with Shoulder- straps for Girl from 8 to 10 years old; necked Waist with Marie Antoinette Fic hi high- | a for Girl from 10 to 12 years old; Lace Fanchon for Anovut Dresses and Things, 250. Abyssinian Marriages, 54s. Abusing the Age, 657. Accepting the Situation, 38, Adapting ourselves to the new Age, 561. Adventure with a Bear, with Illustration, 365. Advice gratis, 811. Albert and Victoria in the Highlands, 214. American Women, Modern, 896. Americans abroad, 45s. Americans in Paris, 318. Ambition, 545. Ancient Duchess, an, 807. Angel and Woman, 315. Answers to Correspondents, 62, ty 334, 375, 391, 439, 455, 471, 487, 5038, 526 558, 574, 590, 622, 638, 654, 670, 6 702, ie 727, 750, 766, 798, 814, $30, 847, 862, 878, 894, 910, 926, 935, 974. Arab Women, how treated, 90. Arabella and he r Bonnet, 630. Arabian Costumes, 46. Arabian Dinner, 553. Articles de Paris, 282, 414, 606, 782, 95s, | | Dress for Girl from 8 to 10 years old; | ' IND Twenty Minutes for Refreshment, 745. Twins, the, 225. Type-setters, 393. Umpretia-MaAkeErs, 393; Holder, 468, VALENTINES, Our, 285. Vanity Fair, a Stall at, 720. Vv elocipedes, 923, 924. Victims of the Fair, 672. Watnett Purse, 148. Wall Cushion, 417; Tidy, 521. L atch-case embroidered with Beads, 853. Jax Bag, 789. M Why should we not Vote ?” 909, E X. 891.C5 Winter Gardening, 5: Women and their Wark in the Metropolis, 392 (seven- teen cuts). Work-bag, 58, 148. Work-basket, 101, 292, 805, 948. Writing-desk, 292. | Yacurtrne, 7 = | Yarn-basket, Youthful okesey, 260. | Co.Lorep Fasnion Piates.—Nos. 10, 27, 53, 58. | PORTRAITS Barndorf, Madame Auguste Von, 920, INDEX TO Dress with Marie Antoinette Hood; Pompadour_ gored Bavette Collar and Chemisette ; Scarf y; Scarf with Oriental Bonnet Trimming; Fichu ; Cashmere Collar and Chemisette ; Cravat Collar with Cuff; Bavette Collar ; with Oriental Embroide Embroidery; Lady's Sac Dress with Velvet rolling Collar; Paletot for Girl from 2 to 4 years | old; Hood for Child from 2 to 4 years old; Frock for Child from 2 to 4 years old; Marie Antoinette Dress; Apron with Bias Trimming for Girl from 10 to 12 years old; Apron trimmed with Points for Girl from 6 to 8 years old; knit Hood with Veil for Child under 2 years old; To- bacco-pouch ; Collar with Cravat Ends. No. 18.—Talma (Opera Cloak); Hood; Jacket with Fur Trimming; Russian Blouse for Boy from 4 to 6 years old; White Lace Bertha trimmed with White Satin; Roman Head-dress for middle- aged Lady; Head-dress of Black Lace and Pan- | sies for middle-aged Lady; Bandeau for young | Lady; Spanish Mantilla; Opera Head - dre | Blouse for Boy from 5 to7 years old; low-neck- | ed Waist with Silk Trimming; White Lace Ber- tha with Pink Satin Trimming; Peasant Waist with Bretelles; Black Satin and Lace Bertha; Bretelles with Belt; Belt with Black Satin Sash and Crochet Rosettes; Lady’s Morning Slipper ; Cloth Rug. . 20.—Kitchen Apron; sleeveless Jacket; Pompa- dour Waist; Lucca Dress; Dress with Fur Trim- ming; Bertha with Peplum and Sash; Bertha with Sash; Marie Antoinette Bertha-fichu; Cap with Pink Ribbon Trimming; Cap with Blue Velvet Trimming; Piliow; Wood Box; Pin- Pen-wiper; Embroi- cushion with Needle-book; dery Patterns , No. 22.—Sack with Hood; Bed-gown for the Sick; Marie Antoinette Fichu; Black Satin Fichu; Fichu for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; Belt with Peplum and Sash Ends; Footstool; Bib for Child under 2 years old; Watteau Paletot; Sty- rian Jacket; low-nec ked Waist. for Evening Dress; Slipper of Java Canvas; Sack trimmed with Cord; Lambrequin of Pasteboard wound with Worsted . 24.—Confirmation Dress; Infant’s Cloak ; Black Satin and Lace Waist; Sewing-case; Postage- ati ump Holder; Infant’s Muslin Cap; Smoking Jacket; Polonaise, or Redingote; Marie Antoi- nette Fichu; Scarf Mantilla; Talma; Infant's Robe; Smoking Cap; Embroidered Cashmere Shawl; White Cashmere Sack; Cravat with Bow: Bavette Cravat; Guipure Waist. . 26.—-Scarf Paletot; Paletot with Cape; Pompa- dour Paletot; Antoinette Paletot; Polonaise Paletot ; Undine Paletot ; Espagnol Paletot; Watteau Paletot; Diana Paletot; Talma nb; Scarf Mantilla; Traveling Paletot; E urydice Paletot; Scarf Talma; Crochet Child’s Apron; two Sash Ends; Footstool with Crochet Cover; two Belts with Tabs; Summer Cloaks. . 28.—Polonaise Paletot for Girl from 13 to 15 years old; Paletot with Cape for Girl from 8 to 10 years old; Paletot for Girl from 10 to 12 ar old; Russian Frock for Boy; Paletot for Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Paletot for Girl from 9 to } 11 years old; Paletot for Girl from 7 to 9 years | old; Paletot for Boy from 5 to 7 years old; Pal- etot for Boy from 2 to 4 years old; Talma for | | | N Zz Girl from 6 to 8 years old; Overfrock, or Pale- tot with Hood for Girl from 2 to 4 years old; Frame of Pompadour Bonnet; Frame of Fan- chon; Frame of Marie Antoinette Bonnet ; Brown Silk Parasol; Gray Silk Parasol; Gray . and Black Silk Parasol; Key-pocket. No. 30.—Norderney Costume; Vineta Walking-dress; Clara Walking-dress; Maria Theresa Walking- dress ; Adrienne Walking-dress ; Georgine Walking-dress; Traveling-bag; Safety-pocket for traveling; Gentleman's Traveling-kat; La- dy’s Brown Linen Legging; Lady's Plaid Linen Legging; Belt with Pocket (Traveling-costume); mbroidered Portfolio. No, 32.—Suit for Girl from 9 to 11 years old Cashmere Baschlik; Frock with low Waist and Fichu for Girl from 8 to 10 y | ; White | necked f irs old; Waist with simulated Fichu; Frock for Girl from | 12 to 14 years old; Waist with Fichu; Frock for | Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Muslin Sun-bonnet ; } Linen Garden-hat; Summer Hood with Fichu; | Summer Hood of White Cashmere; Polonaise | Paletot; Frock with C: ape for Child from 8 to 10 | years old; Frock for Child from 10 to 12 years old; Frock with Bodice for Child from 10 to 12 years old; Frock for Infant under 1 year eld; Wall-pocket; Infam’s Swiss Muslin Hood; In- fant’s Swiss Muslin Hood, No. 34.— Kitchen Apron; Muslin Under-skirt with SUPPLEMENTS. Train; Swiss Muslin Waist with simulated Braid | Trimming; Tucked Swiss Muslin Waist; Cape with Hood for Child from 2 to 4 years old; Sack for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; Pin-cushion; Work-bag; Black Lace Veil; Flannel Skirt with knitted Border; Frock for Infant under 1 year old; Suit for Boy from 8 to 10 years old. | No, 36.—Summer Mantle for elderly Lady; Talma with Sash ends; Blouse Shirt for Boy from 5 to 7 years old; Fichu with Sash; Street Dress with Baschlik Fichu ; Helgolancer Garden Hat ; Sash of White Satin Ribbon; Cap of Guipure Lace and Blue Satin Ribbon; Dress with Marie J toinette Fichu; Lady's Morning Dress; tilla for elderly Lady; two Black Silk Aprons; Illusion Chemisette; Garden Glove; Peasant | Waist with Tunic and Sash; Cap trimmed with green Velvet Ribbon. | No. 39.—Riding Habits; Walking Suit with Fichu; Swiss Muslin Chemise Russe with Linen Trim- | ming; Low-necked Chemise Russe of black Guipure; Suit for Girl from 4 to 6 years old; | White Piqué Frock for Boy from 1 to 3 years j old; Pointed Swiss Muslin Fichu; two Hats for Children under 1 year old; Collar with short Chemisette; Crochet Walking Belt; White Pi- que Pocket for Child under 2 years old; Chemise Russe-of Foulard écra; White Alpaca Chemise Russe; Percale Walking Suit; Chemise Russe of White Swiss Muslin; Low-necked Chemise Russe with Revers and long Sleeves; Chemise Russe for Girl from 7 to 9 years old ; Swiss Mus- lin Fichu trimmed with Green Satin Ribbon Marie Antoine tle Fichu; Gentleman's Summer Hat; Chemis se Russe with Point Russe Em- broide ry; Cloth Work-bag in Applique. No. 41.—Scarf Mantilla; Walking Suit with Fichu Mantill: 1; Fichu with Green Satin Bows; Bustle arranged on Under-skirt; Fichu with Re vers ; Fichu of Swiss Muslin and Lace ; Bathing Suits : ane z Cl Bathing Cap for Fig.1; Bath- ing Cap for Fig. 2; Summer Hvod of Lilac Cash- mere; Suit of White Duck for Boy from 4 to 6 Standing- and Mignardise ; and Revers; Morning Net Breakfast-cap with Cape; Breakfast- cap with Trimming of Pink Ribbon ; Gymnast’s Cap with Revers; Oil-cloth Bag for carrying Bathing Suits; Brown Linen Fruit- bag ; Croce het Bathing Slipper; Bretelle Bodice ; Gymnast’s Belt. No. 43.—Embroidery ah ny Scarf Mantilla; Blouse with Fichu; Muslin Fichy for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; ‘‘Chevalier” Blouse; Cape for Girl from 14 to 16 years old; Sailor’s Blouse with Cravat; Basque Fichu; Bertha for Girl from 15 to 17 years old; Brown Linen Apron for Girl from 2 to 4 years old; Dress with Paletot for } Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Silk Work-basket and different Sewing Utensils; Blouse with Leaf Trimming; Vest Blouse; Blouse with | Quilled Trimming; Low-necked Mull Blouse ; India Muslin Blouse with short Sleeves. No. 45.—Gentleman’s Negligé Co ; 2t of En- | glish Leather, with Strap for fastening; Corset | without Gores; Corset of white Drilling; set for Girl from 10 to 12 years old; Baschlik | Mantilla; Pompadour Fichu; Corset of Brown i Muslin Net-cz Lace Cap trimmed | with Blue Ribbon; Lace Cap trimmed with Green Satin Ribbon; Muslin Cap trimmed with Lilac Ribbon; Foot-stool with Embroidered Cover; Guipure Lace Cap. No. 48.—Drawers with Round Belt; Drawers with Shirred Bindi ng; Lady’s Night-dress; Muslin Peignoir; Night-dress with Plain Yoke; Che- mise w ith Binding : Chemise with small Sleeves ; Gentleman's Collar and Shirt-front; Night-cap for elderly Lady; Linen Night-cap; Night-cap in one piece ; Muslin Night-c: ap; Case for Draw- ing Materiais ; Night-gown with Re vers; Gen- tleman’s Shirt; Percale Peignoir; Pompadour Chemise; Chemise with Pointed Yoke; Cro- cheted Yoke; Marquis Collar; Said Pacha Col- lar; Jean Bart Collar; Oxonian Collar; Con- ference Collar; Challenge Collar; Edinburgh Collar; Exposition Collar; Gentleman’s Cuffs ; Spects se Cover; Thread Cup. No. 50.—Black hmere T: tlma ; Walking Dress with = schlik Fic hu; Blouse for Girl from 12 to 14 years old ; Jacket for Girl from 9 to 11 years old ; rs ‘oll: ur with Cravat-bow; Adeline Collar with Sleeve; Jabot of Lace and Satin Ribbon; Col- lar with Pointed Bavettes; Linen Negligé Col- lar and Cuff trimmed with Percale; Duchesse years old; Fruit Apron with Bodice; collar and Sleeve of Insertion e hemisette with Cuffs Cap with Scarf-strings ; Collar; Louise Collar; = with Rounded Bavettes, with Sleeve ; Walking Dress with Watteau Paletot ; Tyrolean Suit for Boy from 5 GENERA Artists, our, what doing, 202, 250. Art in common Things, 343, 410, 937. Aunt Lenore’s Burglar, 810. Austria, Elizabeth, Empress of, 861. Bank-stock and Government Bonds, 950. 3antam’s Bequest, 58. Basket of Strawberries, a, 779. Barndorf, Madame Auguste Von, $21. Bashful Man, the, 454. Beards, 485. Bear in the Beachwood, the, 941. Beautify the Skin, how to, 519. Beef Broth, 714. Before the Doctor comes, 860, 945. Bertha’s Lover, 134. Blind Beggar, the, 917. Blind Relic Vendor, the, with Ilustration, 747. Blood-stone and the Opal, the, 606. Bluebeard, a medieval, 649. Bluebeard Tableau, the, 717. Blue-eyes and Long-tail, with Iustration, 187. Boarding, 558. L INDEX. Bound to John Company, with Tlustration, 615, 634, 679, 699, 710, 763, 774, 790, 845, S54, STO, 906, 925, 939, 966, Books and their Fates, 550. Brazilian Diamonds, 390. D1. Breton Women, Dress of the, 635. Brittany, Hair-dressing in, 650. 9 as Hot-house Plants, Culture of, 206. Burdett- Coutts, Miss, 747. Burmah, singular Custom in, 487. “Buttered Bacon,” S74. Butterflee’s Ghost, with Illustration, 253. d-board Cottag CaLico, ms anufacture of, 609. Cc 641. | Cashmere Shawls, Caution against Fire, 407. Charactagent, the, 391. } Chat about what the French Empress wears, 78, | Checkmated, 118. \.\ Burdett-Conutts, Mies, 749. vier. Cor- | Colfax, Schr Empress Ex ‘ Empress of Rustria, z beth, 861 Gaines, Mrs. Myra Clark, 429. Hugo, the late Madame Victor, 797. Hunt, Miss Emma, 380. Isabella the Second of Spain, 877. Kellogg, Miss Clara Louise, 481, 881. Metternich, Prince and Princess of, 781 Metternich, Princess de, 540. Mouchy, the Duchess de, 597. Princess of Wales and her eldest Son, 365. Queen of Mohilla, the, 700. Sand, Madame George, 701. Wade, Miss Ella M., to 7 years old; Troning Glove ; Shoe -case; Nils son Hat; Silk Brush; Low-necked Tuck " Mus- lin Waist. No. 52.—Shirt for Boy from 9 to 11 years old; Shirt for Boy from 8 to 1 Girl from 8 to 10 year narrow Yoke; Maria Cloak for Children; Various Bibs for Childre n; Child’s White Flannel Ja ket; Jacket with Bib inserted in Front for Child under 1 year old; Girl's Collar, with Chemisette and C Piqué Shoe ; White Flannel Shee ; Shi rawers for int with i ‘ng from 5 to 7 years old ; Shirt for Boy from 3 to 5 years ‘old: Drawe r Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Infant’s Pillow Shirt with Shir for Child under 1 year old; Shirt with Revers for Child from 1 to 2 years old; Chemise for Girl from 13 to 15 years old; Chemise for Girl from 11 to 13 years old; Shirt for Child from 2 to 4 years old; Chemise for Girl from 4 to 6 vears old: Night- dress with Per > Trimming for Girl from AL to 13 years old; Night-dress with Reve Pleated Mull ¢ hes misé mt for Child under 1 year old; li White Dimit ) for new-born Infant ; Shirt-front for Boy from 10 to 12 years old Boy’s Linen Collar; Boy’s Sailor Collar; In- fant’s Linen Cap; Infant’s Mull ¢ nt’s Ribbed Piqué Cap; Cravat Bow; cover | in Application. No. 55.—W atteau Paletot; Burnous for elderly Lad Galotti Paletot; | Sultan Paletot; Servian Pal | tot; Adeline Paletot; Mousquetaire Paletot: Colombiere Palet ot; I k Cashmere Talma for elderly Lady; T alma for elderly Lady; Scarf | | Paletot; Camarg ro Paletot; Sylphide P: aletot ; Assyrian I Marion Paletot $ stot Bag lined } with coarse Linen; Lamp-mat ; Stopper-covers ; | Estelle Paletot; Violet Cloth Talma; Crochet | Rosettes and Insertions. No. 57.—Paletot for Girl from 14 to 16 years old; Pale- tot for Girl from 10 to 12 years of age; Overcoat for Boy from 5 to 7 years old; from 6 to8 years old ; Crochet Fichu with Basque and Sash ends; Nilsson Hood: Ge ntleman’s knitted Chest-protector ; Crochet Cape; knitted Cloak with Hood for Girl from 2 to 4 ye ars old; Scissors -case with Needle-book; Crocheted Foot-stool with embroidered Tabs; Paletot for Girl from 8 to 10 years old; Paletot for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; Paletot for Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Cloak for Girl from 2 to 4 years old; knitted J: acket for Girl from 12 to 14 ye old; Cendrillon Hood; Kerchief with Hood for Girl from 2 to4 years old; Crocheted Sontag; Ladies’ Paletot for Girl | knitted Fichu Mantilla; Mignon Hood; Helgo- | lander Ho Boy’s Scotch Cap; Crocheted | Hood for Oil from 2 to 4 years old; Hood for Girl from 7 to 9 years old; 5 to 7 years old; Frame Frame for Ophelia Bonnet ; Bonnet; Frame Hood for Girl from for Galotti Bonnet: Frame for Madelon of Lucretia Bonnet; ame of Stuart ee Letter and Newsp iper Holder. | No. 59. —High Waist with Fichu and Peplum: High Waist with Fichu and Peplum; Figured Lace Veil; Lace Veil; White Flannel Vest for elderly Lady; Child’s Hood-cap; Hoop Skirt; White Under-skirt with Tra and Bustle ; Panier sustle of White and Steel Springs; Violet Silk Cra t = asbn H grown and White Striped riet Satin © ravat; Black and ‘Cravat: Blue and White Striped it; Red Satin Cravat; Lilac and White Satin Cravat; a White China Crape Cravat; Che- misette and Sleeve for Pompadour Dress; Che- misette for Dress rounded in the Neck; Che- misette for Dress with Heart-shaped Neck; High Waist for Bridal Dress: Poult de Soie: old; High Quilted Cap; W Aprons of Black Hood for Girl from 12 to 14 years Waist with Fichu; Gentleman's Work-bag simulating a Strapped ater-proof; ¢ ‘ap with Trimming of Blue Satin Ribbon ; Opera-glass Case; Candlestick Orna- ments in Bead-work. No. 61.—Frock for Girl from 6 to 8 years old; Girl from 11 to 13 years old; Dress for Gir 8 to 10 years old ; Frock for Girl from 4 to 6 years old; Legging for protecting the Stocking; Rintekevioekare for Girl from 7 to 9 years old; Sack for Girl from 12 to 14 years old; Jacket for Boy from 8 to 10 years old; Pelerines; Muff, | Collar, and Cap for Girl from 6 to 8 years old; Crocnet Under-skirt with Waist for Girl from 10 to 12 years old ; Toque of Dark-blue Ve lv | Fur Trimming; Ladies’ Fur Cap; Wall with Pin-cushion; Pocket Muff; Boys' Crochet- ed Suspenders; Work-bag ; Lamp Shade: Mat } for Table Bell. hs r) r » Chemistry o f Furnitare, the, 181. Chi ldren’s Corner, 43, T1, 90, 126, 166, 251. Children’s Falsehoods, 286 Christmas in Posses=ion, with Ilinstration, 954. Chundun Rajah, with Illustration, 349 City at Play, a, 459. Clandestine Relations, 881. Clear Title, a, Clothes-stic 2 ‘lub, London, eo to get into a, 698. Coleridge and Lamb, 119. Colfax, Schuyler, and his Bride, 921 Colors and Compiexions, 875. Common-sense in Fashion, $41. Cord and Creese, with Illustrations, 12, 2 i 3, 133, 149, 173, — 205. 30, B47, 363, 379, 44, 59, 75, 90, 49 Costum » Middle A; ges, 503. Countess and her Friends, a, 265 | Crinoline, the Ris | 112, 192, 208, | Croquet, 827. Croquet-Children, with Ilustration, 604.

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iv Croquet, Hints u 727. Cc ne >. Cry for Help, a, 182. Cc ultare of Cuts. Before the hates comes, 945. ulbs as Hot-house Plants, 206. Before the Doctor comes, 860. Dea.tnes with the Deil, 206. Deborah's Romance, 436. Decalcomani'a, 357. Detrimental, the, 54. Diamonds, remarkable, 713. Diamond and Emerald Jew ‘elry, 453. Diaphane Lamp-shades, 967. Diary, Mrs. Typeset’s, 11, 27, 39, 59, 75, 87, 110, 122, 135, 151, 166, 183, 192, 199, 219, 231, 247. Dinner Parties, 243. Disagreeable Babies, 852. Dolls, 837. Dolls’ Dress-maker, the, 161. Down among the Fairies, with Illustrations, 299. Dress, the Harmony of, 791; Time and Place for, 793. Drudgery, 838. Economy, the Secret of, 757. Eprrortats. — Our Bazar, 1; Expensive Matrimony, 1; Suitable Dress, 1; the House Question, 18; the Bodies of Animals, 18; Puppies coming in, 18; Educate the Eye, 34; Ear-boring, 34; Warm Clothing, 50; Spare the Rod, 50; Manners of our Children, 66; Air and Exercise for Ladies, 66; the Two Bazars, 82; the American Face, 82; How we feed, 98; Music an economical Investment, 98; a new serial Story by Wilkie Collins, 98; Waste of Appetite, 114 ; Child Hardening, , 114; a Cup of Tea, 130; a Cup of Coffee, 146 ; hat the Winter has done for us, 146; Dangers ‘and Fears, 162; a Cup of Chocolate, 162; Plain Girls, 162; a Loaf of Bread, 178; Precocity, 178; Miss Mulock’s new Novel, 178; a Plate of Soup, 194; Houses and Homes, 194; Marriage lengt’ ens Life, 210; Business Women, 226: Working Together, 226 ; the Hand, 242; Vanquished Prejudices, 242 ; the Foot, 258; Genii gone West, 258; Da g74; Ladies in the Cars, 274; Running down, 290; Hardened against Perils, 290 : Natural and artifi- cial, 306; Fireside evneg- 306; the Nose, 322; the Danger of a Stove, 3 ring Physic, 3! 38 : Female Do-nothings, 338 ; jn ean 354; the Pen- cil, 354; Getting Married t10, the Piano Plague, 336; the Mouth, 402 ; the Teeth, 418 ; the Tongue, 434; All is Change, 434; Philosophy of a Cold, 450; Keep ia the Sun, 466; Family Festivals, 466 ; Our Sunday best, 482; Keep Together, 482 ; Hil alike, 498 ; Solitary Feeding, 498 ; Artificial Sins, 514; Abuse of Women, 530; Slee D, 530; Studying at Home, 546; Finished, 546; The eas of Beauty, 546 ; Wholesome Neglect, 562; Summer Fruits, 578 ; Probert rcise, b78 ; Summer Drinks, 594; Sywimmiig, ; Outside Show, 610; Bathing, 610; eMimMting our Affections, 626; a ood Word for Crinoline, 642; Nursing the Sick, 2; Wholesome Indifference, 658 ; Long Vaca- tions, 658; Nervousness, 674; Ideas of Respect- ability, 674; Plain-spoken People, 690; Dainty Feeders, 690 ; Metaphorical Corns, 706; Fast Girls, 722; Before the Doctor comes, 738; Chil- dren's names, 738; Keeping a Carriage, TDA ; Women's Homes, 154; Modern Hospitality, 770 ; Premature Emancipation, 770; Presuming on Affection, 786; the Weaker Sex, 7386; Down Town, 802; Dressing for Company, 802; Con- venience of Etiquette, 818; Growing old too fast, 884; Female Extravagance, 850; popular Physiology, 850; Children’s Feelings, 866; Gen- tlemen’s C ‘abins, 966 ; New Music, 866; Humani- ty of Servants, 882; the Hair, 882; ** Why should we not vote?” 898 ; Managing Mothers, 898; Make your Will, 914; New Music, 914; A Learned Woman, 930; Honorable Service, 946; Change of Climate, 946; Close of the Year, 962; What to Give, 962. Education of Women, the, 603. Education, practical, 266. Egyptian Mummies, 772 End of the Revel, the, 823. Engaged People, ‘pol. English Correspondence, 807, 839, 903. don Correspondence. English Journals on Women, the, 448. Eugénie, Empress of the French, 953. Exposition Universelle, _ Extension Giant, the, 4! Extinguishing barniag C Clothes, 551. Faceria.—t11, 27, 43,55, 90, 96, 128, 144, 160, 176, 208, 224, 240, 256, 272, 288, 304, 320, 386, 352, 884, 400, 416, 432, 448, 464, 496, 512, 528, 544, 560, 576, 592, 603, 624, 639, 656, 672, 688, 704, 720, 736, 752, 768, 734, 800, 816, 832, 848, 864, 896, 912, 928, 944, 960, 976. “ Fair” Business Transaction, a, 58. Falling between Two, 362. Fashions, the, after a Fashion, 10. Female Dress, 103. Female Extravagance, 471. Feminine Affectations, 617. Feminine Respectability, 581. Fern Impression Work, First Sunday in nage ia Paris, the, 470. Flirting as an Art, 67' Floral Devices, proper ‘Construction of, 859. Fiower Garden, the, 3¢ Fools at Forty, T18. For Gentlemen only, 346. Found in the Muniment Poet, 86. France, Social Reform in, 294. French Costumes, Medieval, 670. French Dress-makers, 407. French Etiquette of Courtship and Marriage, 535. French Society, bee sae in Medieval, 654. French Town, an old, 554. From a very small Bo my 42. From my Window, 32 (See also Lon- Furniture, Impromptu, 746. Gacnes, Mrs. Myra Crark, 429. Gastronomy, 90, 187, 206, 251, 491. Gentlemen's Fashions, 15, 950, 314, 887, 478, 515, 582, 635, 795, a 891. Getting Ww et, 89 Giant's Palace, the, with Illustration, 413. Gobelins, the, 305. God in Forty Languages, the Name of, 181. Goethe's, a Quartet at, 650. Golden Wedding, the, 778. Grain Wood, how to, 472. Grandpa Grump’s Recipes for American Ladies, 102. Greek Funerals, 974. Grotesque Jewelry, 213. Growing better, 627. Hare-pressina, 145, Hair-dressing in Brittany, 650. Hair, Fashions in, Hair, Treatment of the, 457. Hanging Baskets, Hannibal, 314. H ardanger Wedding, a, 857. Harmony of Colors, 310, Harmony of Dress, a 791. Haunted Garden, the, 806. Hazel-nut Pearls, end, Hindoo Fairy Legen a with Illustrations, 349, 413. Hidden De4potism, High Mass ina Paricien Church, 218. Highlands, A} ae and Victoria in the, 214. vliday al Holiday Tone at Horticultural Hints for = Anges, 667 ; September, 762. * House to let, T Household Diglamney. 436. Household Conveniences, 659 eer Angel, the, with ustrations, 493, 509, 525, ‘1, 637, 653, 669, 685. How Frank i Pikesanen wes Cured, with Illustrations, INDEX How to find a Husband, 410. Hugo, the late Madame Victor, 797. Hunt, Miss Emma, 3980. Hygiene of Beauty, the, 491. Icep Musliua, 589. I do not love. you, 342, 358. Imperial Masquerade, an, 202. Impecunious young Lady, from an, 334. es Furniture, 746, Ir pulses of the Age, the, 545. Infant's Wardrobes, 266. * Inigo” in Washington, 310. “Tnigo” on the Fas hions, 43. Inlaid W ork, 445, 44 Isabella the Second of Spain, 877. It might have been, 102. Japan, the latest nave from, 38. Japanese Books, 6: Japanese Children, ‘haming of, 596. Japanese Cookery, 425. Japanese Food, 414. Japanese Funerals, 631. Japanese Honses, 318. Japanese Ladies, Pets of, 382. Japanese style of dressing the Hair, 570. Jenkin, 122 Jenny's City Bean, 650. Jewelry, Ancient and Modern, 84; Diamond and.Em- erald, 453; Grotesque, 213. Jinny Ann Jones and Mrs. Gruady, 538, Joel Hunt's new House, 566 Julia's Elopement, 230. Just Married, 709. Ket.oee, Miss Clara Louise, 481. Kellogg's return, Miss, 881. King George's Cherry-tree, 702. Kitty Clover, 618. Knitting and Crochet Work, general Remarks on, 916. Lapy Denzit, with peeneton, 406, 421. Lamb's (Charles) Wit, Laura Stanton, 626. Laura’s Stranger, 6. Latest News from Japan, the, 3: **Lean on me, Mother, dear,” with Illustration, 181. Leaf from Kezzie Griswold’s Life » a, 262. Leather Work, Ornamental, 508. Lights on Gwynne’s Head, the, with Illustration, 714. Lincoln, 695. Little Lesson, a, 443. Little Woman in the Red Cloak, the, 890. London Correspondence, 443, 455, 477, 506, 554, 567, 583, 685, 678, 730, 746, 875. (See also English Corre- spondence.) London Fog, the Story of a, 106. London Gossip, 439. Lotte, with Illustration, 265. Lover’s Mistake, the, w ith Tilustration, 203. Lover's Quarrel, a, 150. “Love under Difficulties,” 695. Lumpkin Papers, 198. Mane ctne's Promise, with Illustration, 397. MANNERS UPON THE Roap.—Letter to a young Papa, 1; Letter to Melinda, 18; Letter to young Mr. De Boots, 34; Letter to Lionel Gans, 50; Letter to some young Friends upon Broadway, 66 ; Letter to’ an affable and gentlemanly Hotei Clerk, 82; Letter to a Railroad Conductor, 98; Letter to a rich young Man, 114; Letter to a young Missionary, 130; Letter to a young Poet, 146; Letter to a young Housekeeper, 162; Let- ter to Camilla, 178; etter to picurus, 194; another Letter to Epicuraus, 210; Letter to Lu- cilla, 226; Letter to Melancthon, 242; another Letter to Epicurus, 258; Letter to Augustus Ed- ward, at Stewart's, 274; Letter to Mrs. Grundy, 290; Letter to Mrs. Knickerbocker, 306; Letter to a Youth about to be Married, 322; Letter to Mr. Sirloin, 338; Letter to a young Minister’s Wife, 354; Letter to Lavinia, 370; Letter to Mrs. Diamond, 386; Letter to Lucy Jessamine, 402; Letter to Mrs. Juno Hundredweight, 418; Letter to a sensible Friend, 434; Letter to a Friend upon her Engagement toac lergyman, 450; Let- ter to the Rev. Lucas Merriw eather, 466 ; Letter to Miss Susan Simple, 482; Letter to Mrs. Roost- er, 498’; Letter to Jane, 514; Letter to Miss Kitty Clover, 530; Letter to Madame Mush, 546; an- other Letter to Jane, 562; Letter to a Bride, 578; another Letter to a Bride, 594; Letter to Belin- da, 610; Letter to a young Politician, 626; to Agatha leaving Town, 642; to Alcibiades, 658 ; dining upon Herbs, 674; Touching Neo-Platon- ism, 690: of Clothes and little Stitches, 706; ofa fine Fortune, 722; of Behavior in Public Places, 738 ; of Alms-giving, 754; on Not Seeing Sights, 770 ; on keeping Dogs 786; on Fast Horses, 802 ; on Converting the Mention, $18; on Capital Let- ters, 834; on * Fast” Women, 850; upon eating Toads, 866 ; of Thumb-screws, 882; ofthe Foun- tain of Youth 898 ; Bohemia, 814; of the ae ian Bend, 930 ; of a Stitch in time, 946; All's Well that Ends’ Well, 962. Marriage versus Celibacy, 705. Mary Jones, with Illustration, 235. Masquerade, an imperial, 202 Magy and her Stocking, with Iilustration, 333. Mauritian Markets, 933. Mauritius, Life in, 875. Medieval French Costumes, 670. Medieval Bluebeard, a, 649. Men of the Period, 758. Mésalliances, 939. Metternich Pauline, Princess of, 781. Million a Minute, a, 474. Mischief-making, 534. Misery and pang A 346. Misery of great Affection, the, 791. Miss cket's Society, 694. Miss Careless, with Illustrations, 71. Modern American Women, 891. Modern Critics, 519. Modern Fashions, 664. Modern Manners, % Modern Marriages. Mohilla, Djomha _ Queen of, 700. Monkeys for Massa Charles, 378. Monograms, 922. Monster Pie, a, 974. Mosquito slaying, 827. Mother Anita, 294, Mourning, 827. Mrs. Felix’s Follower, 234. Mrs. Judith, 166. Mrs. Solomon's Silks, 70. Muddlers, 570. My Aunt’s Pearl Ring, 74. My Brahmapootra Mania, 270. My Christmas Mystery, with Illustration, 974. My last Mas uerade, with Illustration, 298. My Summer Vacation, 43. My Partner’s Love Affair, 246 Mystic Garden, the, 950. Naro.gon at Ecouen, with Illustration, 726. Napoleon L, the Birthplace of, 843. New Age of Womanhood, the, 466 New-year’s Day in olden Times, 161. New York Fashions, 3, 19, 35, 51, 67, 83, 99, 115, 130, 147, 163, 179, 194, 210, 226, 243, 259, 274, 291, 323, 338, 855, 370, 386, 408, 418, 434, 450, 466, 483, 498, 514, 531, 547, 562, 579, 595, 610, 642, 675, 706, 722, 739, 8 , , Nice Girls, 38 Night ina em Railway Carriage, 26. No Thoroughfare, 138, 154, 170. Not quite a Heroine, 550. Number Forty-five, $42. Op French Town, an, with Illustrations, 554. Old Story told again, an, with Illustration, 220. One of the Thanksgivings, 934. 154, TTL, 787, 802, 818, 884, 850, 867, 883, 899, 914, Ornamental! Leather-work, 598. Opal and the Blood-stone, "6v6. Opening Day in New York, 327. **Our Company,” 878. Our first Baby, 247. Outgeneraled, 938. Pair of Shoes, a, 186. Panther’s Portrait, the, 278. Papier-maché, Imitation of, 428. Parasols, 444. Paris, Americans in, 318. Paris, Articles de, 282. Paris Correspondence, 125, 231, 254, 279, 295, 311, 327, 347, 363, 381, 394, 410, 491, 519, 539, 570, 596, 647, 663, 714, 766, 797, 823, 855, 887, 919, 970. Paris Exposition, ‘national Costumes at ‘the, 64 Paris Fashions, 522, 68 Paris, first Sunday of Lent i in, 470. Paris Gossip, 58, 337, 359. Parisian Funerals, 263, Paulina Pry, 278 Pauline, the Story of, 502. Peaches and Cream for Two, 827. Periwinkle’s Plan, with Illustration, 269. Personals, 10, 28, 35, 51, 67, 83, 99, 115, 131, 147, 168, 179, 195, 211, 27 , 243, 259, 275, 291, 307, 323, 339, 855, 871, 38 st 403, 419, 435, 451, 467, 483, 499, 515, 531, 547, 563, 579, 595, 611, 627, 643, 659, 675, 690, 707, 723, 739, 755, 771, 787, 802, $19, 835, 851, 867, 833, 899, 915, 931, 947, 963. Personals—Station D, 506. Pets, 589. Petty cheating, 667. Philosophy of Painting, 577. Physicians, Women, 812. Pic-nic, the, 631. Pins, 681. Please the Dress-makers, 886. ,olly’s one Offer, 602, 614. Porter’s Son, the, with Illustration, 522. Precious Stones, 680. Presentation to the Queen, Ceremony of, 219. Prince Paul, 794. Princesses of Wales, the, 365. Professional Education of W oman, 939. Proposing, Modes of, 26. Provisioning, 667. Punctuality in Meals, 795. Punishment in the Middle Ages, 494. Purple Merino Dress, the, 534. 4 Quarter at Goethe's, Queen and “ Vicky” at tthe te ilighland Cottage, the, 749. Queen Elizabeth's Garden, 374, Queen of Mohilla, the, 700. Queen of Ten Days, the, with Illustration, 597. Queen's Garden Party, the, 652. Queen's Name, the, 478. Racuet Grey's Work, 970. Rachel's Thanksgiving, 922. Railroad Courtesy, 661. Rainbows, a great many, 126. Raphael, the Death of, 602. Relic Vendor, the, with [lnstra tion, 747. Remarkable Needles, the, 151. Ribbons, 366. Ride in the Dark, a, 662. Rise and Fall of Crinoline. Roasting, 951. Romance in Medicine, 58. Romantic Incident, a, with Illustration, 426. Room Decorations and Appointments, 937. Rubies, 618. Russia, the Woman Question in, 647. (See Crinoline.) Sacuets, how to make, Sacristan’s Household, ae ‘with Tilustrations, 645, 666, 683, 758, 780, T97, 813, 829, S74, 893, 908, 957, 973. Saint Cecilia, 298. Salad making, 347. Sand, George (Madame Dudevant), 701. Sayings and Doings, 270, 282, 295, 311, 327, 348, 359, 368, 378, 395, 411, 426, 446, 462, 478, 487, 507, 526, 539, 554, 574, 587, 599, 622, 638, 651, 663, 686, 698, 711, 734, 739, 747, 759, 774, 795, 814, 830, 843, 855, 871, 887, 903, 919, 935, 951, 967. Schultz Delitsch’s Pine-apples, 822. Sea-sickness, 839. Season, the, 326. Seed-work, 817. Sentimental Women, 865. a Servants’ Dress, 315. Sevres Porcelain, 505. Shop-windows, 119. Silver Token, the, 599. Singularity, 871. Skin, how to beautify the, 519. Social Reform in France, 294. Spain, Isabella the Second of, S77. Spanish Gipsies, 795. Spanish J.ace, the, 442. Sparks from the Kitchen Stove, 794. Spring, 453. Spoken in Idleness, 858. Stewart's, 42. Stocking-knitter, the, 181. Story of a London Fog, the, 107. Story of Pauline, the, Switzerland in Winter, 33. Taste serving, 811. Taken by Storm, 582. Tall and short Women, 689, Tea-plant, Origin of the, 702. Teeth, Artificial, 665. Telegraph, W hat realiy goes by, 190. The Day that little Hannah longed for, 891, Thermometers, 759. “This little Pig went to Market,” 449. “This House to let,” 390 Thorns in the Flesh of a married Man, 455 Thorwaldsen, Lineage of, 712. Thoughtfu Iness in ress, 779. Three Horns to a Dilemma, 586. Tight Shoes, 494. Time and Place for Dress, 793. Toadies, 695. Toad, the, with Illustration, 253. Toilette Appliances, 691. Toilette Articles, 626. Too much Music, 43. E Nena a ge | to Imitate, 489. Town Talk, Toys, Pathetic, 729. Training Women, Need for, 785. University Boat-race, the, 477. Unmasked, 698, Ve vocrrenres, 923. Vexed Question, a, 449. Victoria of Prussia, 749. Vocalization, a new Theory in, 775. Wantep a Hero, 109. Was Solomon right? 762. Waste-paper Basket, the, $30. Watch-night and New -year’s, 214. Wedding Breakfasts, 674. Ww eduing, a Hardanger, 857. What really goes by Telegraph, 190. What it costs to live, 842. White Camelia, the, with Illustration, 570. Why I set out the Crocus Bulbs myself, 902. Winter gardening, 52. Woman in medieval French Society, 654 Woman Question in Russia, the, 647. Woman's Arithmetic, 190. Woman’s Work in the Middle Ages, 471. Women and their Work, 394. Women of the Day, the, 583. Women Physicians, 812. Women’s Novels, 375. Wooden Wedding, the, 51S. World bewitched, the, 317. Only a Blunder, 835. Worried to Death, 219. POETRY. Absence, 279. Absurdity of it, the, 423. ** All for } Nothing, "159. Aloe, the, with Illustration, 557. Amo, 894, Among the Corn, 630. April, 386. "Arab Love Song, 699. At the Window, with Illustration, 860. Awaiting the Conqueror, with Illustration, 667. Baby Nell, with Ilnstration, 300. Best of the Ball, the, with Tiustration, 581. Birds and the Pheasant, the, 43, Bit of Scandal, a, with Tilustration, 341. Bluebeard, 717. Boatman, the, 234. Bonnie May, : 318, Bridal, the, 8 By the Peach- tiie Wall, 853. By the River, with Tiusteation, 508, Child Angel, the, 950. Coming Season, the, with Illustration, 359. Content, 859. Country Romps, with Illustration, 525. Cousin Alice, 690. Crossing-sw eepers, the, with Illustration, 812. Cushman (Charlotte), on the Bust of, 522. Day's Nutting, & with Illustration, 889. Days of Rest, 3% Death and the | ities 826. Dedication of an Ancestral Library, 722. Dolores dying, 602. Dora, 354. Down by the Firs, 946. Drawing-room Ballad, a, 646. Early Morning, 922. Easter Week, 418. England’s Welcome to Longfellow, 626. Evening, 882. Fall of the Leaf, the, 898. Farewell, the, with lilustration, 413. Fatal Valentine, the, 267. Felicia, 794. First Favorite, with Diustration, 897. Five Years old, 490, Flowers, 362. Fortune-telling, 539. Fourth of July, the, 589. Frost Queen's c ourt, the, with Illustration, 972. Fruitionless, 135. Gages @’ ‘Amour, 4 Ti. Gentle Craft, the, with Illustration, 667. Getting A-Head, 43 Ghostly Tears, the, 198. Gipsy Eyes, with Illustration, 508, Girl of the Period, the, with Illustration, 448 Give me a Violet, 1038. Glimpse, a, 738. Gone, 66, Happy Confession, the, with Illustration, 71. Harp and Voice, 455, Harry's Horse, with Illustration, 881. He stoops to Conquer, 190. Home again, 714. Into Eternity, 890. Is it the first? with Illustration, 860. Jeffray de Mattray, with Illustration, 926. Judge not, 710. June Buttercups, 550. Katydid, 694. Ladies’ Exchange, the, with Illustration, 416. Lady, to a, 22. Lady who declined an Invitation, to a, 642. Lillie, to, 7. Lines by One who was not Proud, 21S. Lines to a fellow-Passenger, Little Kate, 290. Lizzie on her Wedding-day, to, 938. Long and the — of i Looking back, 8 Lost Jewel, the, with Tilustration, 269. Love Lo cks, 6 Love Lyric, 443. Love Match, a, 726. Love’s Quandary, 38. Love of the Period, 779. Margaret, 374. Marriage or Celibacy, with Illustration, 7 Mary, 486. May, 502. Morning — with Illustration, 702. My Boy, 9 My Garden, 530. My King, 7 Nelly, with Illustration, 684, Netting, 54. Nice Correspondent, a, 582. Night, 914 Nineteen, 711. Noon, 834. Noon-day Melody, a, 604. Old Jack Frost, with Illustration, 333. Old Shepherd on his Pipe, the, with Illustration, Old Venetian Sketch, an, with Illustration, 508. Only Sixteen, 618, Only One, 199. Our Valentines, with gcereaiae 285. Out of the Shadow, 6 Pairing, 470. Pelted with Roses, with Milastration, 667. Played out, 246. Popping x, 570, Primrose Days, 562. Recollection, a, 806. Red Clover Blossoms, 583. Refusal}, the, with Illustration, 301. Reputation, 906. Retrospect, a, 18. Sad Song, a, 663. Saint May, with Illustration, 341. Serenade, 706. She comes to oie Flowers, with Illustration, Simona, with Illustration, 926. Single Lady, the, 886. Skein, a with Tilustration, 160, Snow, 96: Snow Birds, with Illustration, 220. Snow, the, 262. Something left, 618. Sonnet, 795. Song of June, with Illustration, 557. Song of the Skirt, the, 674. Spring-tide Tale, a, with Hlustration, 40 Spring Fashions, 3:0. Spring Thoughts, 406. Stocking-knitter, the, with Illustration, 151. Story of a Chignon, the, with Illustration, 125. Sweet, my Sweet, 466. Swing in the Apple-tree, the, 823. Tatting, 400. Tears, 698. Timid Workers, to, 658. To-morrow, 850. Too late, 358, Town and Count Treasures of the Past, 534. Trooper’s Story, the, — Tilustration, 702 True Betrothal, ‘the, 3 338 Tryst, the, with Illustration, 841. Twins, the, with Illustration, 226. Tyro, with Illustration, 557. Under the Limes, 683. V. W. M., 166. Vanity Fair, with Illustration, 720. Verses in my Old Age, 790. Victim, the, 206. Visitations, 603. Voices calling, 442. Waiting in the Dusk, 86. Waltz, the, with Illustration, 716. What I saw after the Christmas Pudding, with What you are coming to, with Illustration, 288. Wild Roses, 298. Winter Song, a, 182. World and the Song, the, 551. Yachting, with-Illustration, 778. Beauties, 503. Year is growing old, the, 170. (tratio: with Illustration, 812 it, the, with Illustration, 634. 41. 317 n, 176 Tilus-

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