The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-04-23
EVE-ANGELICAL CORNER.

Waists are made long, and to look as
slender as possible.
The widow and daughter of John Mitchell
reside in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Let me dream that love follows us to the
shore unknown.-Mrs. Hemans.
The sex can now practice law in Illinois,
Wisconsin, Missouri and Maine.
Miss Eastman, of Boston, speaks of
"eyes as bright as buttons on an angels
underclothing.
Mrs. Dodd living at Kansas City, Mo-,
has fallen heir to an estate worth $3,000,
900. Good Dodd
Denison, Texas, has 1873 new babies. A
druggist there, with a barn full of catnip.
thinks he has struck perfect bonanza.
At a funeral at Madison, Me-, lately the
man who was buried was placed beside two
of his dead wives, while two living ones at
tended the funeral.
"That clock, stranger" said o Michigan
farmer, "was the best kind of clock up
to six months ago, when my daughter be-
gan to have beaux, and now the blamed
thing is always two hours too slow.-De-
troit Free Press.
"Louisine is the name given to the soft
basket-woven and twilled silks to be used
for summer costume. 1t comes in pin-head
checks, broken plaids and blocks of black,
with white; blue upon bl lie, buff with blue
and in the high Madras colors now SO fash
ionable in Paris.
There is q man in the southern part of
Illinois who is very thankful for the last
snow storm. He says the mails containing
the Beecher business were SO delayed that
his wife found time to do some washing,
and he now wears a clean shirt for the first
time in six months.
''Are you going after that sugar ?" called
Marquette (Mich.) Mother to her boy,
who was in the street. "Am going after
that sugar?' drawled the youth in a saucy
impudent tone; but just then he happened
to see his father coming up behind him,
and he said very respectfully and lovingly:
"Why. of course am, ma; didn't know
you needed it right away.
A lady lately went to pay her respects to
one of the latest arrivals on the list of baby
hood, when the following colloquy took
place between her and the little four-year-
old sister of the new conner: "Fve come
for that baby now," said the lady. f" You
l,ou - 4l,o p,,f
must; came over ON purpose" urged the
visitor. "We can't spare it at ALL" per-
sisted the child" " but I'll get piece of
paper, and you can cut out pattern
When lady is presented to the Queen
of England, she must unglove her right
band and kiss the hand of Her Majesty! No
one is admitted to the Queens drawing
room unless she appears in low neck and
short sleeves, except when she has present.
ed Doctors certificate to the Lord Cham
berlain two days before. Formerly, it was
only permissible that white feathers should
be worn, but now feathers matching the
color Of the costume are in favor.
When young man in Patagonia falls In
love with girl, he doesn't visit her six
nights in a week and twice on Sunday, and
feed her upon molasses candy and gum
drops, and sit up until 2 o'clock in the
morning gaping and burning out the old
mans oil-and that sort of thing. Not at
all. Courtship in Patagonia is much more
simple. He lassoes the girl drags her
home behind his horse, and that's all the
marriage ceremony necessary. Such a
marriage ceremony will never become
popular in this country, however, because
so many of our young men can't afford to
own horse.
One of the great Quaker posts swe etest
metrical gems, ''School Days. is devoted
to showing the regret of brown-eyed New
England girl at having "spelled down
the little bov
Her childish favor singled"