The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-08-31
EvE-ANGELICAL CORNER.

Cuirass basques are stifl worn.
Belts are beginning to reappear.
Chemisettes are growing in favor.
Belts are fastened with clasps, buckles or
bows. .
Girls are getting to he very croquet-
tish.
The ladies at White Mountain are calling
beaux.
Buff colored stockings are embroidered
with violet.
Belts are worn with polonaises and cui-
rass basques.
Scarfs are the favorite trimming for
mountain hats.
The scarf is considered the fashionable
wrap for this season.
Mrs. Antony Wallach is splendid dres-
ser and the brunette belle of the Ocean
Hotel.
There's one good trait in California wild
ows. When the marry their second hus-
band they have plenty of money to support
him.
The latest things in bonnets at Paris is
the barometer hat. It is trimmed with
artificial flowers that change color with
the approaching change Of the weather.
The New York Times says the idea of
teaching every girl to thump piano and
every boy to be a bookkeeper will make
potatoes worth 81 bushel in 90 years
from now. aAA
It is said that widow who weeps is
dangerous womon. A widow who smiles
is also dangerous, and widow who neither
smiles nor weeps will have the reputation
of being plotter. -
1t was Vassar girl, who, when sailor
of forty years voyaging had been pointed
out to her as an old salt, subsequently al
luded to him as an ancient chloride of soda.
IN. 7. Com. Ads.
Nine. Christine Nilsson says she cannot
come to America for a long time, because
Of pending engagements. But she has
"kept the best remembrance of the
country which treated her so kindly when
she was here. "
A maiden who keeps house for herself in
a quiet way, called at a country store not
many miles from Boston last week, and
bought quarter of q gross Of punches of
friction matches, informing the storekeep-
er that the last lot she bought Of him
were just gone. He had sold it just 90 years
before.
The Queen of Holland was not embalm-
ed, but was put 10 leaden coffin, wadded
with white satin and filed with aromatics.
This coffin was then deposited in one of
oak, then in m snogony one enriched with
silver. There were twelve handles OF mas
sive silver, and twelve screws in the form of
q deaths head.
Dubuque, Iowa, has secret protective
association Of servant girls. Each girl is
required to bring from her employer GER
tain amount of provisions each week, in
BUTTER eggs, meat -four, soap or some
thing. In return for this this the person
who receives the articles supports them
when they are out of work until places are
found for them.
Annie Louise Cary sings every Sunday
during vacation in the little church at
Durham. A correspondent who heard her
sing Rock Of Ages two weeks ago
was wrought up to this high pitch: "Her
glorious voice seemed to linger, then to
swell forth in pure, strong, soulful cres,
cendo-an exquisite burst of meody--and
then float out on the still July air over the
meadows and woodlands-even the birds
keeping silent out of compliment-until
the sound wave was broken, and the hymn
died away in one last, lingering chord of
&7 sAts
In Beauty and the Art of Pleasing
Teydeau, tie gallant Frenchman, gives
his opinion of American women as follows:
81 If, on the Grand Avenue of the Champs
Elysee, at p. m., you meet handsomely
formed lady. elegantly and correctly dress
ed, large or small, generally tall, with jet
black hair or golden blonde, with good
fitting shoes, a distinguished air, graceful
figure, beautiful eyes, fine teeth, in short,
one of those woman who would turn ones
head with namelsss fascination which
cannot be analysed, you may rest sure she
vas born on the banks OF the Ohio or Della
ware"