The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-07-14
ETANGELIC1L CORNER.
Mrs. Lincoln is worth $4,000.

Mrs. Lincoln is worth $751;
Apple blossoms are favorite decorations
for hats.
"Ivory" is the newly adopted namo for
cream color.
Brocaded cambria is the newest thing
manufactured.
White muslin dresses are trimmed with
fluted 1ounces.
The chatelaine braid is now as much
favored as ever.
Little boys and girls now wear .buttoned
shoes without heels.
Croquet sets are now sold under the
name of matrimonial encouragers''
Marriage is described by French eynic
as tiresome book with very fine preface.
girls best chances of marriage are
while she is between twenty-one and twenty
two.
Old hats are made into new shapes by
turning the front and back around to the
sides.
| Mrs. A. 7. Stewards gifts to public
charities have amounted 100000 since her
husbands DEATH
Parasols, with queer looking pointed
tops, called steeplc, canopy and pagoda
tops, are popular.
Julia Sinclair, an American girl has
just received the degree of M. D. at the
| University of Zurich.
The most popular black grenadines are
those with, stripes Of the "Mexicaine
patterns, which were worn last year.
Maggie Mitchell, the favorite actress, it
is reported, is in very poor health and will
soon retire from the stage permanently.
Largo wells of thin gauze or tulle have
taken the place of the small mask wells
wherefore persons with common sense are
joyful.
The custom for ladies to ride horseback
sideways was introduced in tho 18th CEN
tury by Anne of Bohemia, consort of
| Richard II.
Cream color is the favorite shade for
cravat bows and necl1ties; and the favorite
materials are crepe, lisse, batiste, Brussels
net and Cashmere lace.
The Detroit lady who used one of the
"blooms of youth - on her face during
March and April Was made blind in May
and has bloomed around in goggles ever
since.
1t is still an offense punishable with fine
and imprisonment in Maryland to be
Common scold." A Baltimore lady,
vender Of fish, was convicted of the offense
few days since, and fined ten, dollars.
In his address, read at her grave, Victor
Hugo said:-"G George Sand will be the
pride of our age and our country. Nothing
was wanting in that glorious woman. She
had the heart of Barbes, the wit of
Balzac and the soul of Lamartine.
Lace scarfs, tied close around the neck,
inside the collar, are a great deal worn in
door and out of doors. The real lace is
$50. They consist Of a piece of insertion
and wide lace edging and can easily be
; made at home
Mrs Tilton sews for living now. She
seems to be the only one Of the entire set
; that is trodden down and stoned. Theo-
dore earns a respectable competency and is
somewhat lionized by his lectures. Henry
Ward B. scoops in cash by the ten and
} hundred thousand dollars at time. The
5 poor woman is turned out to live the best
way she can.- Washington Capital.
At the Centennial the Philadelphia ladies
; CRY out. 'Isn't it cunning?" New York
ladies, elbow superbly lovely!" Boston
ladies, "Ah, how exquawsite!" =" Louis
1 vile ladies, "Be-wtiful, fo' shuah !"
. Chicago ladies, "Oh MY wish owned
: that.'' while the genuine Yankee girls
/ from the rural districts exclaim, "Gee-
whimminy. but amt that 'ere a sumner,
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