The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-12
evE.AneflIcAl CORNER.

In Virginia old maids are called "bclated
sisters"
Mr.. Bailey Of Danbury, says-"l do not
lecture myself: am married."
Love II M cglnsm Of two. The first Sigh
Of 1--we Is the las' VI wisdom.
A real fa.hi"nshIe etiding in New York
now c,sts Tar more than the 6rst year of
housekeeping.
A Kentucky man has named his sixteenth
child, recently l"rp to him, Omega. hoping
,hn fs,ss will let Ger tc tue last.
A Wsl,zis, Vt Eureka, New, won 3G9 by
dancing three hours and bali. Two ladies
wsl,zed one hour and halt each.
Psr",ols, with long. heavy s'lk fringe aid
having knobs and handles Of pure gold are
ali the rage now.
When dressed for the evening. the girls nowadays.
Scsree an atom oe dress on them leave;
Nor blame thcm-tor ~hat II an evening drcsa
But 4 dress that 10 suited for Eve :
A Wyoming woman lawyer lately argued
fnr the plaintiff case wherein her husband
as defendant. and won Il
Carthage. n Y, comes forward with =
woman, who, at the aye Of one hundred aud
me. jumps rope and plays At ''le"p frog"
Next
A London correspondent writes TINT
Ouuis the sensational novelist. has celes.
,,al nos~. crO.s eye. = supcrtiu"us,y H.'sral
mouth. and cynical and bitter tongue.
That Was settler the da-lnng belle gave
to MI ardent admirer, when she said I" him
h- reminded her # MI opera glass for she
cDuld draw him out, see through him, and
then shu, him up or course she hal him.
A father In Mas achusc,is. who grew i'm.
pat'en, the o,l,~r evening. at the prolonged
stay Ut M ardent ahmirrr of his daughter,
~n,ensi the rnm and invited the Young
man ~ s,ay for break fast. The young n@n
declined the invitation.
A woman claiming u be the lawful wiic
II Edward 8. Stokes. recently tried f"r aud
cOnvicted 1T the murder Ot James Fisk, Jr.,
In New York. Ia low, and for sm" n"nths
past he's been resident Ut Pi"che, Nevada.
A Memphis girl was married the other
day. and Immediately "ld her pia"O, L"msht
n sewing machine. and ma''e her hushsn'l q
su,, of clothes and herself two cs'icO dress.
e., and now fourteen y"uag men Mrc seek.
iUg the hand Ut her unmarried sister.
The s,ovspipe heal dresses now worn by
women aro going to be made taller aexl fall,
The panien broader, the boot hosls higher,
and The evening dressea lower. This infor.
nation IA derived from . publiahsr Of fash
lon plates, who boasts that he can make and
uomske fashions by nsans Of HE designs.
While Leo HUDSON was lying III a, a.
Loois she called a favorite PIT tcy 10 her.
Il attempted tn jump upon the bed, u usu.
u, but fell bark apon the Door and broke
10 neck. This, in connection WITH the
death Of her beautiful horse B'ack Bess, waa
believed by her u be 40 omen vt fatality,
I'd partly run shs effects Of this mslan.
ch0ly impression she died. @'
The autobiography At Matilda Heron, the
actress, 10 aaid u be full Of startling expert.
ences end extraordinary situations. Soms
IT i,s chapters orc very severe upon her late
husband, Robert s,oepsl, whom she handles
without gloves. She slso makes Il 10 r..
ported other disclosures which must be very
unpleasant 10 many Of her professional eo-
temporaries. ....-. ......, .....,..
A young hdy In Nashville d changing
her views somewhat relative to the question
of .masrimony. She says that VIXEN she
'came out" in society. she determined THAI
shs would not marry ,nan snless he were
On EpiscDpalian. TiGe passed on and she
did not get married, and then she modified
her views and concludcd she would marry
no man Who IVES not Christiase That
Young lady 10 still unmarried. aud she says
now that oil she is lookinx for 10 man
WHO doesn's drink whisky. ..