The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-10-15

NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

The nost elegant winter costumes are q
be Of black velvet. +'-'f
Beaded jackets and trimmings have los
favor this season. ...,..,-s......
If they want to pull 'em back all the me,s
in the land can't stop 'em. #
A woman in Huron county, Mich.
weighing eighty-fye pounds, recently gaye,i
birth to 20 per cent. of her weight in twins
The mother of little Mabel Young, wh,h
was killed in the belfry of Warren Avenue
Baptist Church, Boston, has become in
sane, and been placed in private asylum
Mrs. Tilton is living with her mother.l
Mrs. Morse, in Brooklyn this fall. He;
youngest daughter, Alice, remains with her 1
but Florence has cast her lot with helb
father. .e 4.
When Ida Lewis rescues man she does;
not hold his head in her lap until he reyives
Several members of Congress risked theia
lives off Lime Rock this season under the
impression that she did,
A Fifth street woman who had left heit
front teeth on the clock shelf, stuck heir
head out at the window and admonisheG
her little Robert thus: Wobbult, who H..
the wudd do you beal by woollin' awound,
i'll the null, anyhow ?'-Free Press.
Quite novel entertainment was givenh
at Cape May not long ago. A Japanese
tea set was placed on the floor, and the
guests sat around in real Japanese style and
were served-by four ladies dressed in Jap-t
anese costume--tea imported from Japan !,
by the host of the occasion. I;
When they came to the ring part in al.
marriage ceremony at Kingston, New York, Q
the other day, the bridegroom ran his hand
into one breeches pocket, then the other, i
looked frightened and said: "Ah, there is,
hole in me pocket and it has slipped into !
me boot" He sat down, pulled off his !,
boot, took out the ring, pulled ON his boot, .
stood up like man, put the ring where it'd
would do the most good and walked out !,
with his bride.
Women have often more Of what is calledb
sense than men. They have fewer preten-
sions; are less implicated in theories, and \
judge of objects more from their immediate /
and involuntary impression on their minds; 4
and, therefore, more truly and naturally. i
They cannot reason wrong, for they do not /
reason at all. They do not think or speak i
by rule. and they have in general more elo- d
quence, sense and wit ON that account. By
their wit, sense and eloquence combined
they generally contrive to govern their hus-
bands. .-Hazlitt. fs}ai @
The Empress Of Austria, so newspaper d
paragraph informs us, walks down street
every morning" to take drink of fresh y
milk, which is MIXED from the COW in her y
presence" She doesn't appear to wait for 4
it to be strained, but just opens her imper. 5
ial countenance and takes in the raw lac G
teal, froth, hair and all, like boy stealing !
a fresh drink out of the milk pail while his ]
mother has gone round to the bench, at the ;
end of the kitchen, after the strainer. Quite ,
an unassuming old girl, the Empress, and 1
when Francis Joseph gets up Sunday morn l
ing and begins to throw his clean shirts J.
into the corner of the room because they 2
have wrinkles in the bosom, or lack but 2
ton or two, she just says, "That's me !'' Y
and gets up and begins to tear his paper 9
collars in two, and it is marvellous how Q
quickly he subsidies "Marie Clotilde Ade- {
laide Jeanne d'Autriche Christine Xaviere 7
de Baviere," he weakly exclaims, them
collars is thirty-fve cents box, and they
don't wash" All, friends, what would our
darkened plebian lives be, were it not for !
these CLEANS of tender home sentiment :
that flash upon our paths occasionally from ,
the mansions of the create Answer in next e
number-Burlington Hawk-Eye Q