The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-03-26
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

EvE-ANGELICAL CORNER.
Earrings are gradually getting into the
old style pendants again, to the delight OF
the jewelers..
| New-fashioned "dress handkerchiefs {"
are small square of blue silk, with lace
centre and edging.
The ashes of the cremated Lady Dixie
weighed just six pounds, which is less than
the weight of baby's coffin.
Mrs. Stanton says that she will not ap-
pear as witness, and that Miss Anthony
will go to Jail before she will testify.
In Paris this year it is the thing to use
monogram cards instead of note paper,
when it is only needed to write brief
note.
| One Partisan milliner alone has 10000
humming birds consigned to her every sea-
SON for ornamenting ladies' bonnets and
dresses.
Mrs. Secretary Fish has "large, serious
eyes, where smiles mean something when
they climb from her lips to sun themselves
there"
Sashes now come nearly half yard wide:
| They are no longer tied around the waist,
but are draped in long looped bows on the
| left side.
| "Shingle weddings" are coming rapidly
in style now. This novel wedding takes
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to spank.
Grass fringe is revived for spring in all
its glory, and in colors altogether too gaudy
and brilliant for grass that grows on this
side of the Atlantic.
| A mother asked her little daughter to do
something, and the daughters response
was, ga general tiredness pervades me.''-
Watertoaon Reformer.
| An indianapolis writer says that women
with slight indications Of a mustache can
love harder than those with bare upper
lip. They are generally superior women,
besides.
Mrs. Mary La Fevre said, in her lecture
| in Washington, that mans inhumanity to
man cannot compare in severity to woman's
'inhuwomanity to woman. This is
nice distinction.
Analysis detected an unhealthful amount
of organic matter in the we'll of an Iowa
gentleman, and subsequent inquiry traced
the contamination to his reprehensible care
lessness in leaving three wives therein after
he had drowned them.
Here is the funeral notice Of an Ohio wo
man:
Neuralgia worked on Mrs. JONES'
Till finally death laid her,
She worthy Methodist
And served as crusader.
Her obsequies viii be at two,
With plenty of good carriages.
Death is the common lot of ALL
And comes oft as marriages"
Emily Faithful, says that among the
novel forms of social and industrial life
which vividly strikes stranger in Paris is
the perfect equality in business matters
Women keep books, govern hotels, large
shops and even factories, and are often the
business partners of their husbands, and
efficient ones, too.
A pretty girl is employed to take up the
collectionsin Springfield church and the
receipts are very heavy. If a strange gen.
tleman hesitates about contributing, she
smiles, mods, and winks in such a queer
style that the victim first bushes up to the
| roots of his hair and then makes dive for
his pocket-book, anxious to close the inter-
| view as soon as possible. All the young
| fellows who know her think it worth so cts.
a week to catch her beautiful brown eye,
and the women all pay because if they don't
she says meanny' with her lips, while
look of intense disgust overspreads her
face.
Saturday morning at o'clock the police
found horse and cutter coming in from
the country on the Pontiac road, with the
driver SO nearly frozen that he was Topped
over on the seat and unconscious. He was
taken to the station and they thawed him
out, after an hour or so. When he could
speak he asked : Sergeant, will live ?"
.'Oh, yes, guess so," was the answer.
"Well, Pm sorry,'' mused the young man.
81 wanted to die, SO that they could put on
my tombstone, Here lies one who was fool
enough to ride twenty-six miles to spark
red-headed girl "-Detroit Free Press.
A young lady in Cincinnati received the
following valentine, which necessarily pass
ed through stern parents hand to reach
her. The old gentleman read it aloud at
the tea-table for the edification of the fami-
ly and found much occasion for merriment
in it. The young lady, when it came to
her eye, discovered meaning unsuspected in
the vapid lines, and there was less joculari-
ty in the house next day as consequence.
Our fair readers will doubtless read the
missive as shrewdly as she did:
| 90 is 1t meet in me to mourn at the fate
Which led our hearts in love to dliigote?
weep this night to think my l0ve lie dead,
| And half my past life wasted; all hope fled.
| ate the fruit of sorrow, and ace aoiH part.
| Welded to grief henceforth will be my heart
| Railways as Creators of Value.
The building of a railroad, says the Phil
adelphia North Amerscam, is as much form