There is nothing new under the sun. time, and with slight adaptations become Old fashions crop up in the revolution of
the latest "fad." "In frocks and millinery it is the same. The farthingale and hooped tticoat come forward in differing stages. With regard to the nineteenth century as one of artistic and sensible taste in dress, I wonder if the next century will make our fal-ials seem as dowdy, when looked at through family albums' pictures, asa past half-century even makes our ancestors look to-day. The " Hairdressers' Congress," if so it may be called, is probably the initial attempt to show us ourselves as others see us, therefore it has had a good result and a promise of future completeness,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.