The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-11-19
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

/ GsL-1AN0EA1CAA COhNER. = ~
little Pullback sought one day lA t< 5'A'
/ The gates OF Paradise; @4.@
| st. Peter wiped his spectacles
And rubbed his ancient eyes rs -' gag 2A
/ And throngs Of female angels,came ,5.5fs,3
/ With curious gaze the while, se rts
! Intent as ladies always are, . ast -
| To see the latest style. 4as. e.
The Saint put on his glasses then, 49,. it.ssss
| An observation took: tf ''+'f 4a+7f
"Whatl what!' he said, /" this trayerses -
| The laws of musnt look" % .-4 -S
| ''Tied baczin front! Piled up behind! sst
Twill never do fear s-s. . e-,s s.5.,-s
The thing is too ridicuIous- sre = ,-f
Yon cannot enter here -.- la 6. .7ss,3,J
What did she dos MY curious friend, 2r sas4
She got behind tree. a a@'
And in iihy she was dressed
| As angels ought to be. a--s4* - "a
st. Peter kissed her then and said
Pass n,mg little dear -. ~ -.......ss,.g
But mird. you musn't introduce s, -
Such naughty fashions here,'' 80. ...-,,.1,
Marrow silver bracelets are faslios,alls,
Cream color is the new and popular color
for felt hats ''@''51
Smoked horn buttons are to be the favor
ties this season, as they harmonize with
almost all the new suitings. -r
"The Empress Eugene" says Paris
letter, ''is So lame with the rheumatism that
she has to use crutches." ,z4
The fashionable entertainments next
season are to be "Myrtle Germans" "Blue
Teas and /" Pudding Lunches" /"
Twenty ostrich feathers, ten small wings
or four humming birds, are the common
trimming of hats recently imported.
A Kentucky justice has decided that it is
not legal for a farmer to hitch his wife. up
with a mule, no matter how anxious he is
to plough.
A New Jersey female institute contains
thirty-four red-headed girls, and the prin
cipal dispenses with gas and other artificial
ight.-Norristoaon Herald. ......a
The colors used for mourning vary in
different parts Of the world. Iii China
white is worn, while mourners in Ethiopia,
Turkey and Egypt dress respectively III
brown, blue and yellow: a.ez,:
!" No dolly" said little girl to her China
baby, as she was going out yesterday after
noon. " l tan't take 'ou down town i'd me
-'ou amt dot no pin-back s''
Mrs. Rice, of Wilbraham, Mass, was 81
years old last Friday. The venerable
woman gathers eranberries and chestnuts
every day, walks a mile to church twice a
week, summer and winter, lives alone, and
takes care of herself
J0aDne d. Are belts take the popular fancy
at present. These are chains of silver or
other metal which droop from the right hip
to quite low on the left side, and hold the
ginaigrette, tablets and other ornaments.
It is thought Nellie Sartorisr has per-
suaded her English husband that America
is the place to live, as the last heard from
OhCAi 1SOliiC was PaChihS H"ohtuo "iUis
crockery, and Sastoris was out looking for
a carman.
On Hang, of North Adams, sings of Mary
and her lamb:gss 4.le a asfgt
Was gal name Me had lam ...., s...zs
Fleas allie same white as sno,
Evly place Moll gal walkee.
b. Ba, hoppe long too.
Mrs. Jane G. swisshelm was opposed to
prohibition, and worked against that tick
e. i'll Pennsylvania. Her grounds of oppo
sition are somewhat novel. She says that
most men will drink even if they have to
lie or swear to a lie about it. She has seen
nation of drunkards maintain its indie
pendence, but a nation of liars and perjur-
ers, never. ..5.-