The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-09-06
tvE.ANoEllcAl CORNER,
"The hand that rocks the cradle

"The hand that rocks the cradle
Il the hand that rocks tho world,
Stone canoes are increasing in favor ey.
cry day.
The Duke of Edinburg will te married
In Jsnusry.
Mrs. Wyman, a sister of Bret Harts, has
taken to poetry.
Mrs. joaquin Miller will take up her resi-.
,dencc in New York.
Maggie Mitchell has recently celebrated
her wooden wedding.
Grace Darling becomes heroine in con.
sequence Of her rowing.
Mrs. Van C0tt recently preached five scr.
mons in one day at Jsuesville, Wis.
A good wav to find out il there Is obuox.
ious gas in we'll Is to lower your mother.
in.law by rope.
Tho latest thing in engagement rings Is o
sapphire and ruby set together, cmblcma,ic
of love and fidelity.
aindoo women own $500, 0O0, 900 worth
of ornaments. They must have jewclry.
even If they wear nothing else.
The ex Empress Eugenie will not sis any
more for her photographs. Tho marks Of
time begin to show up on the old lady.
A little Vermont charmer Of seven years
recently sent her beau a love letter; tho
postscript was, "Tl,ey that seek me early
shall find me-"
"A blacksnake bull whip, I've feet long,"
Is what the brother Of au insulted st. Louis
young lady used on tho shoulders of Gin.
cinna.i dry goods clerk.
Medicus collarcttes arc the lates. in lins
gerie. They are collars with rufrs attached.
We don't like their name. It Is suggestive
Of mild type of the cholera.
Little Gussie sprinkled her mothers new
nicety-dollar hat. She thought II "tun.
nm flower darden." uowls were heard in
that neighborhood for the next half hour.
Tho ladies of the harcm OF the King of
Siam, have put of the Siamcse costume and
donned the European harem.scarem Co.'S
tune, consisting Of cl,gnons, high heelcA
gators and back files Of newspapers.
Not long since young Kentuckisn paid
his undivided attention to one of the fair
sex, and concluded to pop the question.
After much stammering and hesitation, the
young lady exclaimed, II am partially cn.
gage1, but my mother wants to marry !"
Thrifty dicker in Fort Wayne dry goods
store-Lady, "How much for this print:"
0en,lenanly and obliging clerk, "Ninc
cents, num-" Nineteen cents! III give
yoo eighteen. Clerk. mine cents, mum,
you misunderstood me-" Lady. "Oh nine
cents; I'll give you eight"
The most recent belt 10 Of alligator skin,
mounted with. real or oxidised silver and
worn with the chalclaine The skin Of the
alligator being very sof, and thick is we'll
adapted 10 tho purpose, and the large. wavy
grain, like the skin Of the Persian lamb,
gives II peculiar richness by the ultra.
fashionable. belts of this arc preferred to
those of Russian leather.
BY means of combination of ropes and
pulleys, and bolts and nuts, and hooks and
staples, and levers, ETC., . cradle, rocking
chair and churn arc kept going At the
same time. Madame, gently rocking in her
chair, sets the ropes In motion which arc
attached to the cradle and the churn, while
her hands arc at liberty 10 darn stockings or
hold novel
Neck gear is becoming more anu more
proaoncs; nor shall We bc surprised II, with.
In the next year, from the Medici .troiss 10
developed the Elizabethian ruff. The frill
around tho neck, with the ha,r high on tho
head, 10 certainly very stiff, angular atyle;
but 10 many Is eminently becoming, and
IL possessed, with oil its rigidity, Of . very
aristocratic effect. Ruchcs 1T muslin have
quite ruled out linen collars--which, IL at
oil worn, are standing, with very small
reverse at the corners.