The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-03-07
EvE-ANoE11cA1 CORNER.
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Tortoise-shell smelling bottles are being
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Love is an egotism OF two. The first
sigh of love is the last of wisdom.
Last years polka dot materials will be
fashionable next summer.
Lobe earrings continue the rage The
prettiest are of jet Marquehrites
For evening dress the ladies wear o
handsome scarlet satin waistcoat.
Head bands are very fashionable and are
Of gilt, gold, tortoise, ivory and coral
Madame Parepa Rosa was, has ut'tinsu
her husband that his services are no longer
required.
An Indiana man has married and buried
three sisters, and is now prospecting for an
other family to entomb.
Mrs. Grundy says Mrs. and Miss Conkling
resemble each other so much that they re-
mind one of a rose and bud on the same
stem.
A lady in Washington was recently heard
to observe, on taking up the morning paper:
81 wonder if anybody has been born that ]
know 81
Our great grand mammals are turning
over in their graves in consequence Of the
Iumors now current that "poke bonnets "
will be revived next summer
A man was boasting that he had been
married for twenty years and had never
given his wife cross word. Those who
knew him say he didn't dare to.
New earrings are of glass in the shape of
champagne bottles, with gold corks and
labels. It isnot to be supposed a minister's
wife or daughter will wear them.
Blondes are decidedly at a discount this
season. Fair-haired maidens are expert
menting on kittens at home the efficacy of
different black dyes.
There is ON exhibition in New York
piece of lace, five yards long and a quarter
of a yard wide, SO soft and fine that it can
be drawn through finger ring.
| 1t is getting so fashionable in Philadel-
phia for ladies to get drunk thattf laQair-
er calls upon husbands to interfere, and
would uphold them in turning the key on
| the inebriates. AI
"Who made you ~ was asked of q small
girl. She replied, "God made me that
length Indicating with her hands the length
of a newborn infant) and growed the rest
myself"
A Cayuga county IN. " man sends the
following advertisement to the Syracuse
Journal: "Mr. Editor, please publish that
Wanted young lady from the age of eigh-
teen to twenty-five who would like to yeu-
mite herselfe in the locs of ma trimonia the
writer of this am twenty-five years of age
five feet in hight in weight 135 of oecupa-
/ tion farmer" Pc
ssCome to his death while being hit on
the head with lnng-handlad stew pan III
the hands of bis wife, !" was the verdict in
recent case in Illinois.
| The following Is the latest obituary:
Here Hes inferred Priscilla Bird.
Who sang on earth till sixty-two,
Now mp ON high, above the sky.
No doubt she sings like sixty, too.
Kate Field has this to say of American
women: /" Never have ] seen any tradi-
tional type of nationality as strongly mark
ed ON it's own soil as is found in America.
There are more Greek heads in the United
States than in Greece. The purest classical
profile known to me is that ola New Eng
land woman. Mixture of races seems to
produce the characteristics beauties Of all. -
A Yorkshire cook received her last bast-
ing in this manner:
Underneath THE crast
Lies the moldering dust
Of Eleanor Bachelor ShoSen.
Il G Well yersed in the arts
: OF pies, eustards and tarts ss
And the lucrative trade of the oven
When she lived long enough,
. She made her last puff.
And now she doth he
And make her dirt pie,
In hopes that the crust may be raised, !"
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