The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-01-15
EvE-ANaELrcAL CORNER

Lava jewelry looms up again.
Visiting cards slowly increase in size.
Silver fox fur is very fashionable now.
Nilsson has drawn So, 400 house in st.
Petersburg.
Edna Dean Proctor is a brunette of 35,
with expressive features.
Russia leather fans ere coming in fashion
again as "Vienna goods.''
Paper undergarsnents for women have
struck the Pacific Coast frcm Japan.
Eole-in-the-day's two daughters are at
tending mixed school in Milwaukee.
Feather callars are the latest. They are
for street wear, and haye long ends falling
down in front like q scarf.
Dr. Mary Walkers life is one continual
struggle to keep her pants hitchea UP with
out the aid Of suspenders.
Gail Hamilton is spending the winter
with Speaker EIaine's family at Washing
ton. It is a case of cousinship.
"Halo " bonnets are understood to derive
their names from the exclamation of the
husbands when they see the bill.
December 21st, Ifrs. asa Hutchinson,
the celebrated singer Of the famous Hutch
in2on family, died Of apople-y, 1T Rushford,
Minnesota.
in Paris the coat of .nail, tLo genuine
coat OF mail, made in { singlo piece, and
absolutely moulded to the bust Gnd hips,
is one Of tAo oaprioes just ct present in
vogue among tho Fashionable s7omen.
I young lady in Cambria borough, tired
Of "going it alone," la9 married John
Rightbower. It is altogether prornole sic
will "order him up ~ on winter zno7ninas.
-Ainers' Journal. Thai is TO say, Il ne
likes to make The fire, she'll give him "a
chance to make it.
The papers tell great stories CT the cradle
todet Of pink silk, white satin, lace, ana
silver in which Edinburghg baby lies
smiling, and fighting the air with it's tiny
fist. AND yet there are today 5hoasan6s
OF babies in the world, nestled in atraw,
ana corn shucks, and all sorts Of heds, who
are just as happy, and whose mothers ara
every bit as fond Of them.
in item is going the rounds about girl
dying from tight laeing, An editor COM
menting on the TACT, says: "These corsats
should be done away with, and il the5e
girls can't live without being oq2eezed, We
suppose men can be fond who can sacrifice
themselves. Is cid as we are, wo would
rather devote three hours o day, without d
iarthing OF pay, IS q brevet corset, than
see these girls dying OFF in that manner.
Office hours almost any time.
With little taste charming miniature
"sceneries can be made by taking an Old
table waiter or suitable beard, laying on %
piece of looking g-glass, and surrounding by
! patches Of moss, bits Of dwarf fern and
small evergreen plants from the woods, the
whole forming beautiful little landscape
with lalze-Qooling- glass; surrounded by
hills and villages. Rocks and nsountains--
whole very pleasant to look upon, and
costing nothing.
Warm! The empress Of Russia wears
crimson velvet and fur-lined cloa!- valued
at $40, eco; it is lined with two hundred
and twenty-eight skins Of Russian cable,
each Of which is f;7crth $50. 1'he Gear
possesses a still moro costly mantle, lined
with the iur CT the blue ioz, which is vorth
$780, eco. He presented to Adelina Patti,
on the occasion Of her last benefit in ST.
Petersburg. set Of furs OF the value OF
$4,000.
So Josephine Mansfield RECEIVERS $50, 600
from the estate Of Jim Fisk. 4 rather
curious state Of thinGs. The virtuous but
not good-looking woman who Was his wife,
and is now trying to settle the entangled
estate, must pay over, the law decides,
s25, 900 to The good-looking but not virtu-
Gus woman Who made her life wTetohed,
and caused, however unwittingly, tho
death of Fis!z. The lover Of poetic justice
will have to wait g few years yet.
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