The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-02-22
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Ohio girls wosr cernstalk bustles with
comfort.
A colored woman in Georgia has been
blessed with 80 children.
An Alabama woman has just gained her
case in court BY arguing It herself.
An Indiana girl of thirteen Is over six
feet high, and 10 still going hesvenward.
A waverly, IN. ~ girl u.ilizes her lovers
bv making them sweep the snow of her
sidewalk.
Provisions are so scarce in Corea that the
natives willingly pay two young women for
bushel OF grain.
Mrs. Anna N. Pomeroy, divorced from
'Brick," has bought in the Pomeroy Builds
ing At La Crosse, to secure alimo"y.
Lucca is accredited with this remark Il
never see 80 pad plaiz a. 20 Philamadelfy
to gif one ze sore ,roat."
A Tennessee Judge has decided that it Ia
not robbery for man to take or from his
mother in laws trunk and 50 ON spree.
A drama is now being performed on an
Italian stage entitled, "A Wman Poulls
Stronger than a Thousand Horses" What
tribute to woman! "a
One Of the most beautiful OF the young
ladies who grace Washington society this
winter Is Miss Derby, daughter Of the good,
quiet and delightful John Phoenix"
This is lesson on the beauty vf patience:
Here lics tho body Of Mrs. Jsne Lowder;
She burst while drinking scidIitz powder;
Called from this world to her heavenly rest.
She should have waited TIL Il ederverced !"
Wedding and invitation cards generally are
now long and narrow, inclosed IN AZ envel.
ope of similar shape and size, upon which
should be the initials Of the prospective
bride.
A Nashville washerwoman, finding in 4
lot of dirty clothes new fashioned shirt
opening at the back, sewed It up, cut open
the bosom and sewed on buttons, TO the in.
tense disgust of the customer.
It is singular circumstance that four out
at the five engagements announced this
winter in Washington one party in each
couple is . Catholic and the other Protest.
ant; in the fifth instance both are Cath.
lies.
| - Mrs. Fisher, of Harrisonville, N. H., sings
her flush, my babe, to her infant son Viii.
liam, who measures IL months one way and
100 pounds the other. She uses cellar
door instead Of shingle, and spanks him
In sections.
| Alta ball given in Philadelphis-"Th
you are fond OF dancing, sir ~ said . pretty
girl to her partner On, the contrary, miss,
I detest it." "But this il our fourth polka
II don't mistaken" "True, but the fact is,
my doctor has ordered me good perspla.
| ton at any cost"
| Clara had slept with her mother until about
two years and half old, when to her great
delight her father gave her nice little crib.
On the same day, meeting = friend of the
family, she burst forth: "Oh, auntie auntie
mammals big bed has got . little babyv'
A San Francisco widow keeps the skull
Of her deceased husband In glass case.
She once remarked 10 friend who was
viewing the remains: "Alasl how often
have banged those bones with broom
stick. I am sorry for 1t now" .,tu oaY
Fashion has dscreod that the streets arc
no longer to be swept BY velvet, cashmere,
silk and satin. The ordinary s,rsct>broom
Il considered good enough, 70 walking.
dresses are hereafter 70 made just to clear
the ground. '.rl.... eted,g e.
Here 10 good, business.lIke epitaph ::
Here lies Jane Smith, vito Of Thomas
Smith, marble cutter. This monument was
erected by her husband ~ tribute to her
memory and specimen of hiswork. Non.
uments Of the Same style, >250." t
Better 70 weave In the web a Mss 7
A bright and golden llnns, - flies -.
And % DO Gods Win with 4 ready heart,
.t And hands that are swift and willing.
| Than to snap IL delicate silver threads
| Of four curious lives asundef;
And the Heav'n baAus for the tangled c,ts,
Anl sit to grisvs ard wmAsn ~ -s
We have statistics and hydrossatistics.
pnsumatacs and rheumstics; but none Of
these exactly represent thsfsslings Of young
ladies when they ses . new bonnet OF new
baby, or heaS Of smother ball or fresh
party--this b ccstatjca ~ II o4
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