The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-07-02
EVANGELICAL CORNER.
The wedding trip is now spoken Of as tho
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The wedding trip is now spoken Of as tho
"honey-lunar" journey.
Il woman of San Francisco never goes to
church with less than seven diamond rings.
The latest new yelling is the white dotted
crepe. 1t is said to be very dressy and be-
coming.
American ladies dress more gaiIy and
more extensively than those of any other
nationality.
The ages go whirling by into the vora-
cious eternity of the past. but it doesn'E
matter much to woman who gets her hat
fixed right the first pop.
Several American ladies were refused adj
mittance to the last sdrawing-room y of
Queen Victoria on account of not appearing
in the required court dress.
1t is not true that the Boston woman
stands with her back to the fire, claps her
hands behind her, and yields herself to the
delightful delusion that she's got coat tails.
Newark girl FASTENED tue departure OF
lingering gentleman caller the other even
ing by remarking as she looked out of the
window: "I think We shall have bcausi.
full SUNRISE"
Nothing is SO calculated to overthrow
ones confidence in human nature, as the
spectacle of a man poulticing his wife's
throat for the purpose of restoring her
voice .-BrooEyun ARMS.
1t is always so in this world. The girl
that James rellSer of Terre Haute used TO
lean over the garden gate with AMI call his
trailing arbutus broke his arm last week
with stove-handle. He's married to her.
A young man in Oswego jumped into tbs
cinal and ruined afifty dollar suit Of clothes
to save cross-eyed girl, and then wouldn't
accept button-string which she collected
for him. He said that virtue was it's own
reward.
The Empress Eugene sent Gladstone a
beautiful photograph of herself the other
day, and the old man was so tickled that he
told his butler conidentially that he beliey~
ed he'd see if he couldn't get in his work
there some time.
a rather pretty notion fora girl of twelve
or thirteen years, is to tie piece of ribbon
about two inches wide, around the waist in
loops and ends at the back or on the side.
The color is generally like the dress, but In
q much darker shade.
All dresses, either thin or thick, are unade
with collars of the same material. Some have
the Byron, some the pleated frill, while
others have the faring Medicis, Or the Eng
lish with points turned over front. The
latter style is mostly used.
An old bachelor geologist was boasting
that every rock was as familiar to him as
5he alphabet. A lady declared that she
knew rock of which he was ignorant.
' Name 1t, madam" said he. "It 3 rock
The cradle, SIR" replied the lady.
A clergyman being much pressed by
ady of his acquaintance to preach sermon
he first Sunday after her marriage com
'lied, and chose the following passage in
'salms as his text: "And there shall be
abundance of peace-whlle the moon en-
lureth.''
He leaned on the fence pouring out warm
rows of love and admiration to the lovely
icing on the other side. Tt was dark He
ould not see her face, but she said: q Pray
esist You are too vaeillating. Only
Feek ago you told the same story three doors
elow here" They parted
A Nebraska girl never hollers when a
rasshopper begins to hop around in the
Vrong direction. She only leans up again
hitching post; and taking him off har knee
he'll throw him into the street, and walk
n saying: "That amt nothing for yea
D chew, mister hoppergrass.
An exchange says: GA person in Indi-
ma who was caught in the act of islicitly
istilling run Of twenty gallons of Crooked
'hlsky very promptly explained that he
'as only making little for his sick wife. .
: run of but twenty gallons for his poor
ok wife! She couldn't have been sick
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