Fashion And Her Whims

Fathicm Las at lt-ngth reached a point in d'utntïon atwhieh'we for its ■Vi are not now simplj for tho mere apparel. A foreign magazine hasadescription of a dies of wliich it Bays, " with this costumo the iuouth is to be worn wide open." Tb is is happy, lor there'are somanj wouien who luot know what to ilo with their iuouth, any more thau timid young men kauw whut todo with their hands and minute directions of this sort, studied with eveiy jf dress, will be very.convenient. lts'to'be hoped that HoniP costuiut-s will requiro the niouth to be woru 6hut, ïorthe eifeot in the--"Btreef ■would be auything but agrecablo if every" I lauy went about with her mouth open. So inuch depends upon expression, in oombiiiation with costume, that the subje'tt i.wovthy of study. The effect of the pntrust (Iress is ofteu spoiled by a sour yxpression of -thá tmd vzr expression isisimptynn'arTair of the muscles, it can be pTevented by the irtistic dress-maker. We are v.!ry anxious to se;, by the way, what woman will bo like when the Worths and otlier artista have finished with her She is already, with her thiee 6tiry ht. pannior built up like ti dome, higa hools tiud fisci'iating wiggle walk, a creation-of rjat iirtéPest anctii' sho "weftr hdr mouMi slightly open" thère will 'be do resistir.g her. If, now, she wero to nearly close her eyes, and, if it is not ir reverent, " go it blind," we could suggest nOtYinL more. A e should say, however, ttdat ti!.1! iifbions are not universal. The women in Lnoasbire, England, nre drivon into stiH atranger spparel. They often put on :); coareo olothes of the niiner, uiid work at tho inouth of tho pit with ;jick nnd shovel. They also "the ijèavy work ai the farm; nnd rs m'pJoyed on the canal barges, hamess and lead the hjrgi:s and tkc the turn at the hehn, nuil help to load the vessel. These girls ttre rough in language, buthonestand iniltistrioiis. They take their pint of beer, nnd enjoy (luir pipes, and nevet gjtuinble. The questiou of how to wear tlie iKOirth