The morning news., 1891-02-01

ming or gold open embroidery. The front
of the dress arranged as a straight apron of
embroidered with gold and forming an
entre-deUT. The front of the corsage of
satin, drawn together in gathers, so as to
show the figure. by a band or embroidered
velvet IL Is closed at the center, and is
placed over tight lining with darts. The
fronts of velvet placed over the sides of the
front of satin, opening and emoro ,dered in
the form Of open work lace. The fronts
redingots, drawn close to the flg ire and
opening over the apron. embroidery of
passementerie ornameuting the sides over
the redingote. A Medicis collar with open
work embroidery. Leg of mutton sleeve of
the same embroidery, velvet and gold. The
back of the dress princssse. and sides of the
back furnishing fullness for the train.
1t was a physician, says the Sun. who
said: MY decreasing income lies il the
fact that even well-to-do people now take
advantage of hospital dispensarles intended
solely for poor folks. I've been amazed to
see ladies clothed in costly velvets and silks
awaiting their turn among poorly clad
visitors whose faces were pinched with
hunger. As you may imagine the, doctors
in attendance are pushed for time and make
hurried examinations But worse than this,
only the other day l had case of ulcer of
an eye in little girl of one of our well-to-
do families.
"Why, this is astonishing" said 1 to the
mother; where has this child beenl This
trouble is the result of infection by actual
contact with some object which had been
in contact with an eye suffering from oph-
thalnlla."
"The grand lady was dumfounded She
was, she said, so particular as to what Flos-
sic played with-so very particular.
Mamma, / told you | would catch
something in that nasty place. cried the
little girl.
1.-The mother was the c2lor of crimson,
and stammered out an explanation that she
had taken Flossie to one of the dispensaries,
where she was acquainted with the doctor,
in order to have him prescribe for Flossieis
tendency to granulated eyelids.
Yes, madam cried Indignantly, and
it was his careless touch that left this
ulcer"
Still it should be said that, in most Of the
dispensaries everything is done carefully.
A dinner dress, which is not at all amiss
says the Herald, is made of turquoise vel
| vet and salmon satin embroidered with gold
and turquoise. The side of the tablier OF
embroidered satin and the front of draped
velvet furnishing pleated summit to each
| hip. This front is brought over a cuirassed
| corsage with darts at the bosom and sewn al
| the center of the front. 1t is decollete and
| square over an inset of satin taken from the
lining of the corsage. Sides of the skirt
| full and pleated and mounted on a gathered
| summit. The back princesse, laced at the
center, furnishing the fullness for the train.
| The sleeves leg of mutton mounting to a
| gathered summit. The collar high and en-
| broidered.
One of our fashionable ladies' spent last
summer at her country seat on Long Island
says Clara Belle in New York letter te
the Inquirer, and contracted persistent
type of chills aud fever. All remedies failed
and her physician in despair prescribed 6
liver pad. Now, liver pads are not pleasant
things, as possibly you may know, aud espe-
cially is liver pad not pleasant thing tc
take to an evening entertainment with you
for the heated atmosphere makes it exhale
/ an odor which the inventor assures you il
aromatic, but others might not call it So
The lady still takes delight in dancing al
occasional lanciers, and, being apprehensive
as to the liver pad, she hit upon a plan fol-
safety. She concealed under her bodice G
rubber vaporizer filled with the most de-
| licious perfume, and, as she has a man.
| nerism Of pressing her hand against hel
wishbone in a rather tragic style wheI
wishing to emphasize point, she felt tina
it would attract no attention il she contin
ued to do so. But, strange to say, after the
first lanciers, whensson of her admirers ap
preached to enjoy a moments quiet conver
sation, and she gives the vaporizer gentle
pressure, he suddenly remembered that h
had an engagement to waltz with somebody
else. Ditto with admirer number two. anC
admirer number three. They hurried away
unceremoniously, and the more the lady
strove to be witty and entertaining and th'
more she pressed her vaporizer the more
urgent their engagements became. Hel
vanity was deeply offended. She must bt
losing her attrsctiveness.
Wishing TO test the working order of her
vaporizer she pressed the locality very Wig
orously and at tho same time held her
handkerchief to catch the spray. Grea
Scott The thing was upquestionably loaded
with solution of carbolic acid! Thon 4
occurred to her that her husband had filled
it for her, and that mixture for spraying
her throat stood upon her toilet table. Th'
mystery was solved. She had been spray
ing her three charming male friends witt
carbolic acid, leaning forward SO as to give
supposing all the time that she was sending
forth whiffs of perfumed air qualified Il
soothe their very souls. That night there
was break in the monotonous harmony o.
one household, and the husband felt a
though he had encountered female suffrag
ist in half hour speech.
A dress for young girl, says the fashion
writer in the Herald, which is very
pretty, is of black guaze, embroidered, over
O water green satin transparency. The
skirt Of satin, with a small pleated volant
of the same material, and skirts fat of EN-.
hroidered tulle. The corsage with points
decollete V shape, CLOSED at the center OF
the back. The corsage terminates with q
tour de taille Of embroidered gauze. Al
the top of the corsage drapery forming a
kind of scarf of gauge, terminated in q
volant of embroidered gauce. The sleeve
short and fiounced, and trimmed with blaci
feathers, the same as the entire length.
A girl with sparkling brown eyes, say
the New York San. and rosy mouth
crept close to bashful young man at re-
ception the other day, and said:
s'If you'll never let on I'll tell you some
thing"
The young man blushed and promised
never to break the confidence reposed il
him.
"Well. it's just this, :" said the girl. "Wher
anything goes very wrong with me swear
real hard.n
The young man attempted to observe thai
swearing in q pretty young lady wal
naughty, but be made failure of it, and
his companion went on talking.
''More girls swear than you think.
Just know any quantity of them that are
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