The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-02-18
EVANGELICAL CORVER.

0xidized silver gray is the color announc-
ed for spring.
5 1ete de aagre is the name of the new
shade of very dark brown.
Fashionable hats have their crowns en-
tirely covered with trimming.
Russian women may hereafter become
barristers- -at-law after due examination.
Helen Eliza Benson, wife of William
Lloyd Garrison, died at Boston, Highland,
| Jan. 25th.
A dressmaker's apprentice speaks of her
eross-eyed lover as the fellow whose looks
are cut bias - ~,
Mrs. President Grant receives i'm mink
brocade, trimmed with point lace and os-
trieh feathers. ssa -
| Queen Victoria personally conducts Sun
day Sehoel for the children connected with
| Windsor Castle. sa a g3asE 52s
Feather fans are again in fashion, the
newest being pheasant feathers, with tor
toise-shell sticks. Es, Il &l.=tEt's 'sIF-
A very wide box-plaited ruche placed
around the edge of the skirt of velvet or
silk is new whim. 39 #'".s8
Smoked horn buttons are to be the favor
| ties this season, as they harmonic with al
most all the new suitings. .s..,%
The colored ladies' of Washington call
themselves brunettes, and back it up with
kick from foot thirteen inches long.
A woman may not have so much hair as
comet, nor SO many belts as Jupiter, but
she stands at the head of the mysteries of
the universe.
DIR. Mary Walker always lectures just
two hours and not a minute more. When
the time is up she quits, even if on u word
of six syllables. ,.5 .- -nf...5rss5.
They say Mrs. Grant doesn't look q day
| older than when she first came to Washing
ton, ten years ago, which is a strong indica
tion of a good husband. FF
Olive Logan, according to the Cincinnati
Commercial, has half an acre of chin. That's
nothing, however, as long as she has the
Ja" necessary 10 WOrk it with.
The Herald Of Health says smoking by
husbands may be cured by such wives as
viii read dime novels out loud all the time
the husband is trying to smoke.
"Your DRESS" said husband to his
fashionable wife, twill never please the
men," I" / don't dress to please the men,
was the reply, "bnt to worry other
women"
a Passaic father wants to know "what
will keep respectable, but poor young
man, from hanging round the front of the
house?' Tell him the girl is sitting ON the
back fence. -y
Gail Hamilton says g Let the Uniyer
salists stay in a Church that believes God
is too good to damn them, and the Unitar-
ians in Church that believes they are. too
good to be damned. rt-....,.-s.-....
The newest trimming for wedding dress
es is a fringe of rose-buds on silver stems
interspersed with silver leaves. The head
ing is OF white roses and silver oats. The
whole thing edges a silk founce. ailsaI
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An invention called . heating comb
is said to dry the hair Immediately after
washing. and cure all sorts of aches and
pains in the head, besides restoring the
color of the hair and making it glossy.
1t was Buchanan Read who, when a lady
at table, trying to repeat it, could remein-
Der nothing beyond the first line of 34z
b ,asfs i" Let the toast be fair woman laiA
quietly whispered to her, ssLet the toast
be. fair woman.' She did. suaszA p 3taiE
n9Itcosts alittle more than $500 per annum
to s keep company" witha young lady in
New \ erk without affixed intention of mar
Fiage. 2John B. Elsson, of Unionyills, is
the individual who has been selected to il
lustrate this arithmetical problem, jury
having compelled hIm to pay Miss Fannie
Decker 30, 900 for keeping company with.
her eight years and then marrying another
girl. aa..4 Es13sass5 - s4 3sf361a s7.si5