The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1874-09-12
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS. .
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.
Brunettes are the fashion.

Brunettes are the fashion.
The winter colors viii be Of the darke
possible color, just off black.
Anna Dickinson declares it's an "awf
story" !" and goes to Europe just to have
good cryn isi' ' s..''''S'
An Oregon schoolma'am stands. refra
tory urchins on their heads and pours.wat
down their trousers legs. e''.~
The chemiloon, whatever that is, is re
commended by Miss Abba G. Woolsoon,
q proper article Of female attire.
A new fancy in the way of bonnets, is
have them composed of the same materi
as the dress, no matter if it be red fanne
Queen Isabella levanted out. of spai
without paying her butcher BILL. It is til
sort Of thing that makes prince and peasal
kin. @
A young widow in New Orleans bein
asked after her husbands s health, answere
with soft, quiet smile, "He's dead,
thank you.'' ~.
.i-5et -" H#ETt r i-' flla a*H .EsEE
Fall flowers of French manufacture arr
if anything, handsomer and more beautifr
than ever. Never has the autumn foliao
been SO successfully initiated. s4A
The hair is now arrayed on the top of th
head in series Of graduated puffs comm
from over the forehead almost to the nap
Of the neck. The puffs are made from
what the ladies' call the !: comb savings"
When they tried to force Miss Gay. O
Independence, Missouri, into marriag.
against her will she kicked the minister
hat off, knocked the young man down, ant
rode off ON mule, with one foot ON eacl
side of him, g5sa5os daeBe3 a.Fr Il
A father, consoling with his daughter wht
had lost her husband, said: ssI do not won.
der you grieve for him, my child. You will
never find his equal. " ;t'Tdon't know as j
can, responded the sobbing widow, tibut
IN do my best. The father went home
comforted. iis .ii4s'sz9 tGailIisd
An experienced Western editor paws
high compliment to the fair patrons Of the
press: Women," he says, are the best
subscribers in the world to newspapers.
&c. We have been editor fol
forty years, and have never lost adollar by
female subscribers" I" y7.gl-F}Ti4 tns
AT High Falls, New York, the other lay.
a young lady, while crossing field was
knocked down by q ram, and the next time
the damaged damsel saw her lover she
the astonished7 youth that he
might go about his business, as she was
disgusted with the sex. 7t. ttfssl ff'
The Leoant Times, which appears at Con-
stantinople, has been suspended, as an
nounced by telegram, for two months. for
pay a visit TO Sn Henry rI1I0JG, at the
British Embassy, where they breakfasted.
This is the first time that Turkish. lady
has seated herself at the same table as the
male sex. ~
A gentleman at Lake George, after waving
his handkerchief for half an hour or more
at an unknown lady, whom he discovered
at a distant point on the shore, was encour-
aged by a warm response to his signs to-
approachhisc charmer. Imagine hisfeehngs
when, on drawing nearer, he saw that it
was his own dear wifs whom he had left at
the hotel but short time before. 7! "Why,
how remarkable we should have recognized
each other at such a distance, = exclaimed
both in the same breath, and then they
changed the subject 9sdeh oi E1a8tg29a
Mr.. and Mrs Sartoris have been spending
some time at Baden Baden. The romantic
beauties of the place appear to have deeply
affected their poetic and sensitive natures.
Upon one of the wooded heights that over
look the scene, stands the ruin of an ancient
castle, and thither at the sunset-hourrthey
were won't to repair, hand elasped in hand,
and tarry till the stars came out and the
lights began to twinkle in the valley below
But lately they've stopped it, an Frederick
William caught such a bad cold in his head
that he can't sneeze now unless Nellie first
rubs the bridge of his nose with goose
grease. md .g3Gh;baao siaofia2f
The indianapolis Herald says: Mrs. Jipes
of Greasy Point, ILL.,, after saving q cord O.
wood, digging five bushels of potatoes
milking twenty cows, carrying tentubs 0
water, and doing awashing of ten dezel
pieces, incidentally mentioned being tired
Mr. Jipes read to her from aneWspapef: g
believe thatnothing would tend SO effectu
ally to get rid of these creations wearlfiess
and that oyer-stimulation of the emotions
as fair share Of healthy work directed
toward adefnite1object.n Jnst here cal
of Royal baking powder struck him in tht
abdomen. Following this caIneastoye lid
three pancakes, arotten tomato, salt cellar
bowl Of butternilk, and all the dough 70
Thursdays baking. 1T was evident sh
considered her lord a {. definite object, ~ ant
the fair share of work directed toward hin
was a little healthier than he would havt
desired. stai si s4aa aSta
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