The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-04-25
EvE-ANGEL1cAL CORNER.

Miss Phoebe Couzins has filed her first
case in court.
The new silver-grey makes up beautifully,
and is very fashionable. .......
Large blush roses are extensively used to
decorate the new bonnet. ss.
Queen Victoria will be fifty-five next24th
of May. She is in the 37th year Of her
reign. .t. 5g}a.4--.a ~F
One or two geranium leaves, bruised,
bound upon a cut or abrasion, viii heal it
at once. 5Eas-a @ taa
Three newspapers in Iowa are edited by
ladies, and are as full of puffs as their dim
ner dresses. a}t3s5 &
Laura Fair is said to make model house.
keeper, and her husband is one of the hap
piest men in California.
Artificial flowers sewed on q wide band
of black velvet are worn about the throat
by the fashionable bellies as a necklace.
Artificial flowers sewed on = wide band
of black velvet are worn about the throat
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Miss Amanda M. Hildreth, who is seven
teen years of age, does all the business at
the railroad station of S. Newbury, vt.
Society will cut you dead if your visiting
card isn't four inches long by two inches
wide, and of heavy Bristol board slightly
tinted or watered.
Upon the ''outer walP' of q female
college, the other morning, was discovered,
conspicuously displayed, the sign, "Dom s.
tic Sewing Machines" aEs#
"Did you execute this instrument with
out fear or compulsion from your husband?'
bland1y asked the Judge Fear, compul-
sion He compel me? You don't know
me, Judge" #'-
T It is stated that the heart of a man
weighs about nine ounces, that of a woman
about eight. AS the age increases, mans
heart grows heavier, and woman's lighter;
some girls lose theirs at sixteen.
Lord Robert Churchill, son of the Duke
of Marlborough, will take Miss Glare,
daughter of Mr.. Leonard Jerome, of New
York, for better or worse, at ST. Georges
Church, Hanover Square, London, in May.
Ann Eliza Young, the nineteenth wife Of
the prophet Brigham Young, is at the Astor
House. Her suit for divorce and alimony
against Brigham Young is still pending.
She has been offered SIS, 900 to compromise
the suit, but she has refused.
A few days ago q very handsome lady
entered dry goods house and inquired for
ssbeau" The polite clerk threw himself
back and remarked that he was at her SER
vice. Yes but want buff, not green
one, y was the reply. The young man went
on measuring goods, Immediately.
The West is noted for it's admiration of
of the fair sex. An Iowa Justice of the
Peace refused last week to fine man ar
raigned before him for kissing girl against
her will, +" Because" as he remarked, ''the
plaintiff is SO temptingly pretty that nothing
but an overwhelming sense Of dignity and
the responsibility of it's oath, has prevented
the Court from kissing her ITSELF" se
Louis Napoleon first met his future En-
press at. the Elysee Gardens, in Paris. He
had escaped from the Duke of La Moskowa,
when he suddenly came upon a radiant,
blushing girl, who was trying to dosup her
hair alone, opposite a glass in the conser-
vatory. Her hair had come duwn during
a waltz, and Louis Napoleon, seeing her in
this strait, gallantly offered her his arm
and led her round by the private apart
ments into the dressing rooms. 1t was
Mdlle. Eugene de Montijo, the future
Empress of France and of fashion.