The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-03-10
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EVANGELICAL CORNER.

Leap year beverage. for single ladies'
Pop!-Norrsstoson Herald.
Woman proposes. and man gifts up and
gifts this year.-Danbary Nesos.
SIX is the required number of brides
maids for fashionable wedding.
1t is said that in the spring ladies really
propose to wear their hats on their heads.
CTS lovely doll, dear grandpa; but
buEFd been hoping it would be twins"'
A rich man may make poor husband,
but most any girl is willing to take the
risk.
1t don't always follow because girl
catches mans eye, she will make a con-
quest of him.
A bride-unless she is widow marrying
again-always wears veil to full dress
church wedding.
1t is customary for bride dressing in
mourning to appear in a white robe at the
marriage ceremony.
1t is the present fashion to have the ball
dress as well as the street costume made
short enough in front to show the feet.
Miss Bidwell, who married Mr.. Bodwell,
of Philadelphia, got her I knocked out dur
ing the ceremony.-Rochester Enpress.
A tramp lately asked lady for money.
She offered him food. "Graciousp' was
his observation, edo you think can eat all
the time 80 .-.-...-=
To us men leap year balls are highly
enjoyable, for it is SO nice to "shake our
foot while the ladies "foot the shake"
-WhitehaU Times.
1t is noticed that since the cars were run
ming on the New York elevated railway,
women have their chamber work done up
much earlier in the morning.
A widow at Hudson, New York, came to
life the other day as her funeral was going
on, and large number of old ladies who
had anticipated good time were very
much put out.
On notes of invitation the words "The
favor of an answer is requested" have been
adopted in place Of "R. s. V. P" (Repon-
des sal ooWs pEaSt.)
A Washington physician argues thablove
proceeds from the stomach, and that the
heart has nothing to do with it. He says
that corn-beef and mealy potatoes beget
love.
Women do more head work than men;
that is, it takes some women four hours to
do up their hair for an evening party, while
good smart man can do his up in three
hours and fifty seconds, easy. 5e,a1
The st. Louis Republican wants to gaze
ON a fashionable lady who wouldn't bank
rupt her husband for the sake of new
dress or cloak. Why doesn't Waterloo
ask for q gold woman?
A young printer having occasion the
other day to set up the well known line:
Slave have set my life upon a cast, - as
tonished the proof-reader with the follow
ing version: "Slave, have set my wife
upon cask.'
It is stated that a Fort Plains young lady
received the following note accompanied by
boquet of flowers: Dear ------, send
by the boy bucket of fours. They is like
my luv for Ii. The night shades menes
keep dark. The dog fenil menes that am
your slave. Roses red posts pail, my luv
for you shall never fail" grael
The Cincinnati Times is moved to, COM
ment in this wise: "The Chicago Journal
laments that the war should have become
one of sexes. The gentlemen continue to
initiate their panta' 'oons, while the ladies
are more and more contracting their dres-
.ses. 1t is sad, but the ladies make the
most bustle.'' T s@ }ssa 5sE. elh'f@
9 Detroit girls all wear old stockings over
their shoes when there is snow on the
ground, and twit one another when the
style Of the old stockings dates more than
three months back. .1-St. Louis Republican.
sThat's true, young man. The St. Louis
girls would do the same thing if they could
find stockings large enough. al'''
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