The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-17

EHE-AyGEL1cAL. cORNER.
Queen viotoria's pet horses are handsome

The Empress of Austria's pet poodle is
valued at $40, 600. #als i5H2
Man leads woman to the altar !; in that
act his leadership begins and ends.
The Marquis of Lorne's poem will be IL
by his wife, the Princess Louise.
Brigham Young expects to live until he
1876 years old. Let none of the sex des-
pair. sf ~. sa.f.,,s,, j, se 47asa
Some of Worth's new dresses open insthe
back, and do away with darts by substitu-
ting yoke fronts. s. ditslsi t91 ssab
y Hats with very wide, stiff, diaring brims
set ON the back of the head, are the most
fashionable ones in use.
We regret it exceedingly; but history de-
mands the truth-Mrs. Edinburg's baby is
bald.-Rochester Democrat. N
Mrs. Jean Sutherland, familiarly known
as +" Big JEAN" is living at Upper Barney's
River, Picton, N. s., at the age of 130.
Marian Singer, daughter of the sewing
machine inventor, has appeared upon the
stage in San Francisco, in burlesque.
Probably one of the most trying times in
a mans life is when he introduces his Sec
ond wife, seventeen years old, to his daugh-
ter who is past twenty. gis1Ht.8 a.
The St. Louis Globe Democrat would just
like to see woman" stoop to conquer"
without breaking her back or destroying
eighteen yards of dress goods. g $3.50
It is said there are more lies told in, the
sentence "I am glad to see you," than, in
any other six words in the English Ian
guage. ~ t''.''.' Ns.-' t'''o@.-
Miss Phoebe Cousins has a. lecture, pre-
pared reviewing the decision of theaS Su-
preme Court on the woman suffrage CUES
tion. It's title is, "a woman without
country .segs..5 .s.,t r...# ..,rd .s5 F.tae,
Religious intelligence in the Memphis,
Ten., appeal. +" Her matchless and per-
feet figure was model, and never showed
to so much advantage as when she Rnelt
for baptism. @s7~ Ea.t HalH maJf
Miss Cushman's agent recently wrote to
a gentleman in New Haven that She is Sc
riotlsly i'll and has abandoned all hopes of
reading this season. As to acting, that is
entirely out of the question for six months
at least.
Newspaper paragraphists are gloating
over the discovery of four-legged girl in
Indiana, and warn young men to keep
away from her, as wife with double set
of kickers would be more than one man
could cope with. .s,s d. ...} rs
JEANNETTE-Y our conduct was perfect
ly proper in kissing the Young man when
he so requested in order to "assist him i'll
discovering whether it would make the gas
flicker or not Slight deviations from
strict department may always be made
while investigating scientific questions
Jersey City Herald. z9 7ta s5
Mrs. Mary Alert began business in a
little tent on the edge of Laramie, on the
Plains, in Wyoming Territory. She had
TIVE cows and and a calf. She peddled
milk. She saved. She is worth $4,000,
rides in her carriage and her daughter is the
most accomplished young lady in the
Wherever the sexes together touch sci
ience, art, literature, the race lifts, and goes
forward more successfully. So,l beseech
you, force the vote ON woman. In theIrot-
tenness of the cities and feudalism of the
nation we must employ every force to- Sc
cure the success of democratic institutions.
Let the State rest on man and woman with
the certainty that we shall outride the
storm. - Wendell Philips. ee
The wild Piute who edits the Reese River
Reueille has the audacity to reveal the pri-
vate habits of the ladies of his acquaintance
in this fashion:
The advantages of striped over plain
white stockings become apparent when the
streets are in the slushy condition they7are
at present. The mud does not show ON the
striped article as it does on the white, and
a lady can wear pair of the former six
weeks without I. change being actually
whereas, in wearing the latter
most ladies are obliged to change as often
as once in two weeks. Undoubtedly the
striped stockings are the most economical.
Two hundred dollars for handkerchief is
rather pretty price but the young daugh-
ter of the Duke of Alba, niece of the iex-
Empress Eugene, who has just beenfnar
ried TO the Duke of Medina Coeli, the rich
est man in Spain, had dozen worth that
price among sixty of the articles. On them
the arms of Berwick are Joined with those
of Medisa Coeli, the double escutcheon be-
ing embroidered in gold, by a new system
Of metallic thread, perfectly flexible, of pure
gold, and that does not change in washing
The cost of emnroidering alone was 81. 400
for the dozen hankerchiefs iqaaa gsg8
g How did you feel Mis- Allison," said
Mrs. Gould, yesterday morning, as she
stepped in to see that lady and find out how
she bore up under her affliction of last
week, when her Peleg was brought home
dead from Bethel, where he had been wound
up in the machinery of a hat factory; s'how
did you feel. Mis- Allison, ter see Peleg a.
comm inter the house M that 1pgedica
ment?'' 60" was the unhappy wonan's
with arms akimbo, 6 ! felt very
much discouraged, Mis- Gopld-rerg much
ms ,,ss s;a.,
They were standing IN front Of her gate,
having just returned from dance. His
light arm was occupied in holding her up,
while his shoulder furnished a resting place
or her little head. And they were watch
ng the bright and glorious moon. It was
he same old moon which had looked down
n so many similar scenes, but somehow it
lad a different appearance tonight. Il
influenced the young man to such a degree
hat he said: with what refulgence does