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bon, the shoulders trimmed with several

bon, the shoulders trimmed with several
rows of lace.
The newest fabric used for UNDER
clothing is silk crepe. 1t has risen SO
greatly in popularity that it's vogue
threatens to supplant that of silk and
sllken gauze. The fashion for garments
in this material is to make them very
short, very full, very much gathered,
and every article Of each set of tho
same exact shade Of color. The chem
ise, cut round at the shoulders, does not
reach down to the knees; the wide
knickerbockers are fastened above the
knees; the petticoat, etc., is scarcely
longer. Ribbons fasten at the throat,
at the waist, and form the garters of
this singular lingerie. 1t is made IN
delicate pink, blue, white, maize, red,
and in black especially. The stays are
OF satin OF the same shade.
Mines. Cely have made silk crepe the
fashion for under-garments; these linz
ceres hold with the Mason Morin-
Blossier,. which has lately added lin-
gerie to its dressmaking establishment,
Rue de la PaiX, the first rank for the
manufacture OF feminine under-cloth-
ing.
Like the day chemises the night
gown is composed of cambrc of thin
foulard silk, trimmed with lace and rib
bon. For country and seaside wear,
night gowns are of colored fabric or
spotted foulard, the edge festooned and
worked in silk thread OF the same color.
The last fashion for night gowns is to
make them flowing like a judges gown;
the yoke is gathered; the deep collar is
turned back with a festooned border;
the sleeve is trimmed with dOuble-
gathered wrist bands; at the waist, coll
lar, and sleeves are placed flowing knots
OF ribbon.
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poor appetite, low spirits, or diseases OF
the kidneys, stomach and liver. SO
cents. Goodman Drug company.
Monkeys Aversion to Cruelty.
Popular Science Monthly: In Hin
dostan, where three varieties of sacred
monkeys enjoy the freedom of every
town, those four-handed pensioners
often assist the police in enforcing the
riot laws by charging en- masse for tho
scene OF every dog-hght and school boy
scufile. They will rescue worried cats,
and, Tor greater security, deposit them
on the next roof, or suppress rOwdyism
In general, the stout Rhesus babOon,
for instance, being physically rs well as
morally qualified TO qucll the aggressive
disposition of the fercest cur. On the
platform OF public warehouse the Brit
ieh residents of Agra, a few years ago.
witnessed IA scene which put that char.
ncter-trait in even stronger light. A
little street-Arab had spread his pallet
in the shade OF stack of country pro-
duce, and had just dropped asleep.
when the proprietor OF the Planters
hotel strolled up with pet leopard that
had learned to accompany him in all his
rambles. a troop of tramp monkeys
had taken post on the opposite end of
the shed, and, like the beggar boy,
seemed to enjoy a comfortable siesta,
but at sight of the speckled intruder
the whole gang charged along the plat
form like squadron Of spahis, and, in-
stantly forming semicircle about the
little sleeper, faced the leopard with
bristling names, evidently resolved to
defeat the suspected purpose OF his
isit.