The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-10-27
EvE-ANaELlcA1 CORNER.
Bonnets are to be lined with velvet.

,a7 EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.
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Bonnets are to be lined with velvet.
Jeweled arrows are worn in the ears.
There are one-fourth more blondes than
hrunettes. gs3 Ell. -srs. "t.z H.
English ladies take large quantities of
chloral. "s- ie
Light net-like tunics are worn over dark
dresses. r,.ra# '#u5 s ~ g.fa
Cardinal red bonnets are to be seen at all
the openings. ''.s A- s 81 s+
Velvet will be the fashionable material
for dress bonnets.
There arc bright silk pockets introduced
to wear with any toilet.
The hair when worn in the new Catogau
nets is tied in straight loop.
The. new blue-yiolet velvet makes up
charmingiy into fanciful bodices. ,t
Fur is TO be largely woln for dress trim
mings during the forthcoming season.
An Ohio woman has dress which she
has altered over nine times to keep it in
style. I'D. r.t "A aareig.r. D. .-.-.....f..
A Il Portland lady has been around the
world four times, and she is as proud as
barrel with four hoops. :7 zs- ssse..
Alta recent opening 20 shapes and 90
colors were represented in the exhibition Of
fall and winter hats ,3-..El ..gestN2 Z
One Of the novelties of the winter win be
that Of trimming tho hair, and even the
bonnets, with natural flowers.
The new navy blue is almost black, it is
so dark in shade, and it is most stylish
when in combination with cardinal red.
The fashion inaugurated at the spring
races abroad, of combining navy blue with
cardinal red, will be continued during the
winter. .r.-..r ... .,... ...-. ....-....s
3 Kid gloves for ladies now reach to the
shoulders, and soon ladies will have to take
off all their clothes in order to get on their
gloves. 5ieac-ul .'l sad3 1as oi .s5r7r..E
' Miss Henrietta Younger, a sister of the
notorious outlaws, the Younger brothers,
is, apupil in the Baptist Seminary at Saint
Joseph. no asgiisgH a's4scT. gzat1 5gt5.
su The leaders of fashion have decided that
next season false hair and powder are to be
considered "bad STYLE" The Indians have
come to the same conclusion. aa7
'' This is an age Of sudden changes. The
girl who is picking up autumn leaves this
fall may be picking up Goldfish year hence
for a short haired man with wart.
5a' Red ribbons round their waists,
.t5 83 Red ribbons in their hair, stg
-geae Red ribbons to their tastes, ss.f
Pinned to them everywhere.
g The Centennial boot,'' the. latest wrin-
kle, is especially adapted for the exposure
of the exquisitely embroidered white and
colored silk stockings now selling for $25
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Germany recognizes wornan's rights by
creating the German empress, widow of the
late king, the Crown Princess Victoria and
the wife OF Prince Frederick Charles, colo
nels by courtesy in her army. -
A woman is captain and her two daugh-
ters the crew of a coassing vessel now lying
at Hartford. The woman's husband died
five years ago, and since then she has lifted
debt of 1000 on her craft. aai5n
Bows are SO much used as trimmings for
dresses that shop keepers make great dis
play of ribbons this season. Silk, velvet
and satin, ribbons. are. all in demand in
stripes, checks, two colors, etc. go -
A woman's hand, How beautifully
moulded, how faultless in symmetry, how
soft and white and yielding, and oh, how
much of gentle memory its pressure con-
veys. Yet we don't like it in, our hair:
.t5 A little girl having been instructed that
tho angels were clothed in white, surprised
her parents by the remark, after a recent
shower, followed by feecy clouds, that the
angels were hanging out their clothes to
dry. i'@'45 .'5 .'.tle h5.l,n' w., ie3' -.
The editor of the New Orleans Bulletin
says he now thinks it is unsafe to leave
blotting paper around the office. His wife
found this on q piece: u, ss,ee, bg,lysfr
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a. .ab r.sevolg fo xob dnes lliw / v5ad
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Anew style of bracelet hasa this pretty
bit of jewelry composed of seven links of
gold or silver, lelasped with q gold or silver
coin bearing the engraved monogram or
arms of the bwearer. Because of its ,ssgs's
links tits called the d'Week."1 ,.9e .sa,3
~ One Of the NorthfeldP bank robbers,
Jessie James by name, stole a shawl in st.
Louis once and gave IL 10 a. " lady ffisnd."
It was worth 81, 500, and one day when she
was promenadin1g with II on she was arrest
ed, being unwilling to account for the pos
session 81 It was sent to State Prison for
five years. - i9' 's'''i'As' ~ h's<'t' s7.'
"A Quaint writer says g a I have seen wo-
men SO delicate that they were afraid to
ride, for fear ofthe horse running away;
afraid to sail. for fear the boat might upset;
afraid TO walk, for fear they might fall
but never saw "a one afraid to oBe married,
which is far more riskful than all the others
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