The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-05-25
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.
Neckties, bows for fichus, trimmings and
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straw. ,-.rsr 4s.ts, 81. -.s...-,..-.,.-es A..
The old-fashiened silver comb is coming
into vogue again. The price ranges from
seven to thirty dollars. s.s Is
Miss Porter, the fourth and last single
bridesmaid of Mrs. Sartoris, was married
to Lieut.. Logan May 10th. And nobody
mourns for Logan. sias eE -saaa aa.4t t.s77
"Pve made the fire all week, shouted Jones,
Tls false, cried his wife, in most positive tones
4 " And unless you would witness me fighting liar
You'd better get up and be lighting fire."
Kate Claxton may feel perfectly safe in
any hotel hereafter by registering her name.
/ On reading it all the other boarders will sit
up to put out the fire. RestquietK Kate in
peace. ''...' -
+ z" Don't you think, " she inquired amia-s
/ bly,, "that most men are possessed of a
devil q He said he thought they were,
particularly after they wero married.
NorWieb B.gletin. e.. 59s 2zo3ov wsE. lEy;s
In hosiery the black balbriggans are to be
much worn. Dark stockings seem to be
preferred to light ones for street wear with
dark dresses, and for evening wear the
/ gayest eolors are selected. a&--o~~4 4ls- s2
Mrs. Jane English, mother of the late
Lucille and Helen Western, is in destitute
circumstances at Maiden, Mass, and mem
bers of the theatrical profession are for
war,lng subscriptions in her behalf.
| A witty French lady who was an adopt-
ed y member OLA famous military corpsy
when a cigar was lighted in her presence
with the remark: !" Isuppose they smoke
. in your regiment; Hsaid e Yes, but not in q
my. company sa.rE u 5atssiI51 YsIT rs
ia dispatch from Rome says ex-queen
/ Isabella has requested the Pope to use his
influence with King Alfonso to dissuade
1 him from contracting marriage with
| Princess not of the Catholic faith. tt an q
pears that the Popeis inttisposed to inter.
fere. i.LgtIi 51a yl9g15t o. 2-3at sa53gS5 .,
The high, sharp pointed style. of gentle. y
mems collar, which prevailed last year and
was known as the "sbull-dozer," from its 4,
tendency to cut the wearer's throatIaad
stab people in the face when they stopped
to speak to him, has given place to round
cornered article that smoothes the sides Of
a MANS chin like a butter paddle, and will
be known as the conciiator' A29a .2S- a2o5
~ Bunting 4payasols are q novelty to be Of =,
fered for spring and summer use. They
are, made of nafyt blue Or white bunting, :,
with canop,y=slsasYl tops, q ring and a bow
to close them, als.lI ticks of bamboo. For,
thinning arounl No edge, loops of ribbon.
half an inch w = are arranged, OF else the
| ribbon hangs like fringe, and is. finished
| at the edge With a button, Oh t lssel. 7.s.yse,
| At Fifth avenue entertainment the
com pany were ENJOYING themselves in the
drawi ng- room, when amanarushed IN and
yelled, 90 Look here, lt.dins, there are a lot
| of skeletons hidden away in this ,rooH.s'7
Four efathe) guests tainted, and the rest
ran shrieking ito the hall. 4. Iasllouid have
explained, y continued the ma1ro with a.
shout, sthat ethe skeletons are inside Of,
You. .''IsCosr o43 ae.32a9s9g aUaiT aupiag .!
A new fashion in dinner parties is becom-
ling known IN London. It requires the dis
missaI OF the servants after the fish, and
the bestowing of proper attentions upon.
guests thereafter BY the ladies Of the falni-
Fly. The fashion is spreading rapid " among
the wealthy. In this country there is a
fashion Of dispensing with servants alto
gether at dinner parties, but thus far it is =
confined chiefly to those who are not
| y ga9t-'1E@- la-1oGG o3 oSGt% 5Ya2
We "e"i h1a sci I'd g5-naa azIiI nj bes3elas II
A beautiful young miss of seventeen
| lives on Bellevillei avenue.q She has a neat .
little parlor, and in that parlar "a cosy
| plushssofa. She.and he were. sitting sidea
by side on that cosy plush. sofas and after
an impressive silence, with her eyes upon
the carpet she artlpssly allowed her llittle5
| hand to fall upon his arm. H.. immediate
! " seized it and pressed it, VI screupon i, she
| burst into a, torrent Of tears. Said he,
what is if, little girl p, Said she, g
don know =. /" Yes, you do; what is it -
/ II can't tell ,you.''s q You must, s' !
don't want, to-" H g You shall" ".No-
body loves me; boob ,boo!' -. e e Yes, some
body does love, you,s too" .'No, he
doesn't But you know somebody
does. l. :: No, I don't: nobody loves me. y
Reproachfally--,"A. Now, my dear. girl, you
| know better. than that; you know there is
one who loves you very dearly" Looking
| up hopefully Who%' !" God loves you, ,
Good night, dearv'-;Ns,oark Courier. z-r,,
- would like to die in the spr,ngtime.'5 ~ -,
| ~ A weary woman said.
~ As she kneit down at the oven door 4EGsg aYy
o}5I To turn her ioaves nf bread, ssza 4g5 vi4aa1
sd Her companion's heart futtsred strangely rt7a
|. -. With sharp and sudden fear.r ,sr .-s.,,.
| At the wistfu1 tone and the solemn words;
1-"a Forspring was drawing near. ~ s'y4sa9A4@
Could hers sisters wish be awarning2) q 3e5oAf =
| asss And was she soon to die2 -'asnq g44 bad wt
| But glsnce at the speakers plump physique.
| Gave the strength to question why.
-. g You would like to die inthe spring-time:
I why that, Of the year.
dlz Seems the very time when life and earth
El ARE crowded full of cheerls Id sisSES gn5asss
RIFT In the time when flowers first waken, issa4e i
= And peep above the ground
| - And the weekly darning is much less with y G
Il - New stockings alIarouad?l 11a 1876 gssal5e
Ias2 When the birds sinsoutin thefarden 99ua.sy
,b4rg So sweet and clear all day. nse 4tsele,fs-s
When the sun shines bright and the children sll
Are out of doors to play +-t
.s., You would like to die in the spring. .time.
How strange that seems TO me! ~ " ~. ~. 9
It38a Fer cannot think what the reason 10 a3E
I9i5 Some reason there must be. "ssaai t " 2tsnSf I
lfsss would like to disin the spring times Ssc Y
i ,.s The woman aid again. iSsss
~ And ,bara stoIa ! aun,,c o,ay her Y,ensye face
192s -ssH Tmigbt But just say when. y sAe4 19
ja0 I'd efeape for once the labor, sd IlS sgf5ss6
sIs,a Confusion. paint and lime; ssaess3 II fle +
| oh! I'd like to die in the early, spring
l'4@ Before housecIcaning time :"
,Eg4GoVERaoR Misunderstanding in Goy-ss
I... - nlic, Tho nfliar dau II heard