The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-12-01
EERMS-payable Invariably in advance.
EvE-ANGEL1cAL CORNER.
New muffs are very small.


g Faslle is silk Of an extra heavy rep. - ''''
A silk cloak lined with chinchilla costs
$780, --...... .........--..
Chinchilla is to be the fashionable fur
this season.
There is a disposition shown to tie all
scarfs at the back. .,, ....5ss...,-.. ..,.s ...
Breton embroidery is the new test of the
length of the purse strings. .ssr-l
A ribbon or q bit of ,velvet--anything
tied close around the neck, is called dog
collar. as alff an- IF. sf.s,.- t. sr ha...
With standing collars, ladies wear mar
row ribbon or lace eravats tied close around
the neck. .aghat Ie..tsr.3 s
White roses, with dark, glossy foliage.
are largely taking the place of the conven-
tional orange blossoms. - {a ata ai
The Baroness de Rothschilds who is soou
to marry an English nobleman, it is said,
is worth seven millions of dollars.
The habit Of wearing mass of false hair
is gradually passing away, the little that is
worn is SO arranged as to give the impress
sion of a natural growth only.
1t takes one hundred and eight servants
to care for the household affairs of the
present Sultan's mother. What perfect
saint the lady must have become.
Ball dresses composed entirely of flowers
are the latest novelty. A light foundation
of ribbon or gauze furnishes the back
ground, which is hid from view with flow
ers of one kind, or mixture of every
Variety, according to the taste of the
wearer.
i A gentleman in Virginia City, Nevada,
whose Chinese cook left him, was unable
to retain any Of the numerous sJohns - for
over day, until he induced one Of them to
explain that some apparently meaningless
strips of red paper on the kitchen wall
contained the Chinese inscription: "Boss
woman, long time tongue. Muchee jaw
jaw"
Fashionable ladies are devoted to little
nieeties in dress. For instance: in hand
kerchiefs they MARE three changes of style
during the day. With the morning toilette
a plain linen cambria handkerchief is worn;
for afternoon and the street one with
silk border matching the costume in color,
and for evening a very dainty one made Of
lace. .s
Cider plays a great part in Norman
wedding. young girl is seated upon a
cider cask, and she must drink both the
first and last glass it contains in order to
be married within the year. The carcass
of goose, impaled on birthstone match,
is also stuck above great bottle, called.
"dame Jeanne" to stimulate the cider
drinkers. .4ssf asI ,-g.4 ..ss..
The DanYille News tells the following:
Not a thousand miles from Danville a wife
lay in dying condition. Having brought
up clever orphan girl, who was grown,
the dying woman called the young woman
to her and said: 81 shall soon leave my
little children motherless. They know
you and love you, and after I am gone
want you and my husband to marry"
The young woman, bursting, into tears,
said: ".We were just talking about that"
The next morning the old gal was up early
and had the orphan playing st'St. Patrick's
Day in the Morning on ,Blanchard's
churn. a.sz 5ss-rs .-st- .t.,,rf. L.
,Igfs alua A WoMAN's BATTLE.t . 1ig.
Dear foe knew thou'lt win the fight: s.5.-
re know thou hast the stronger bark ,j.,, -.,..
''' And thou art sailing in the light.
Ia While am creeping in the dark. '''=
Thou dost not dream that am crying, .iislfl.
AS I come up with colors flying, y a; ae.-44
s5af clear away my wounded slain, e 5s5a
.-.,. With strength like frenzy strong and swift;
do not feel the tug and strain,
Though dead are heavy, hard to lift. 4''''
If looked on their faces dying, .IH5-Hs- i5f
-a / could not keep my colors flying. hattJ 5.
2z b. Dear foe it will be short Our fight
.as Though lazily thou train'st thy guns :nsg ~ M
Fate steers us--me TO deeper night, ~ ....