Revival Of Oriental Style

aoration in the way of fumale decoratton haa been introdupéd ifl the fáshionable cireles of London, whieh even the universal adopted of short skirts could hardly havo led ouo to expeet. It is suid that oertftin lovely darusela, tired of braoelots, necklacoe, earringg tad tiaras, have Ktoepted and promulgatod tlio Bastern fushion of weaiiiig anklete. They are alroady for sale in the prominent jewolry store, and niauy of them are superbly fashioned, boina Wrought in gold and silver and enriehed witli prociout stonns. They genorttlly have little tin kling bells attaehed. A country paper tells of a beautiful, mniablé, fascinating and immensely wealthy young lady in a village in the country, who careïuily eonceals the knowlcdge of hor woalth, wcars cheap clothes, and wórks in a milliner shop, waiting fór au intoresting jroung man to woo and win her for "lnrsi It' alone." Thero will ntft l a i'iiHillor lui't ijl tUat yilli'.ge in thffiC jnonths. A lanctlord rcccntly going rouud to collcct his rent, sent bis r.aiit fthead to prepare his tfinaata Cm the visit. On I rcachiug thü tirat housu, and aeeigpbis servant taking h survey, apparenti; on - dearoring to gain admittanpe, hu iuquircA, "WUat's the matter, Jolin'i Is tlio door bolted?" "I don'tknow, sir," replied John; "but the tenant ovidently has." Josli Billinpis says ho beliovos, likff Greeley, in the Universal aaiyatíon of i meu, but hc wants to piek the men.