The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-07-06
NEHspApER DECISIONS
EVE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

EVE-ANGE11cAL CORNER.
Madame Ratazzi is married for the third
time.
Mary Carpenter, an English authoress, is
dead.
The babouche boot for ladies has point
ed toe.
Mary ]. Happy of New York has married
Mr.. Sad.
Toledo girls have to trim their corns with
pruning hooks. . ...
Black silk stockings are embroidered with
white silk floss.
1t is pleasant to hear duck of woman
say 81 swan r'
Long black silk mitts have corn flowers
| on the hand and arm.
Aimee is worth quarter Of million, and
is playing for 100000.
White silk fichus are embroidered with
various shades of mandarin.
Scarlet flowers for the hair, with yell
low dress, are the Paris styles.
Kate Claxton still finds fault because she
was joked about in regard to the fires.
"No, Mary" said Mrs. Jones, 'I never
put off washing day, for this soap deferred
maketh the heart SICK"
Miss Zoe A. Taylor has been appointed
postmistress at Iowa, and all her friends are
now exclaiming g I told you Zoe."
In New Jersey the country girls whose
beaux are coming, practice for kissing by
eating young gooseberries. They puekerup
better.
A girl screamed in lecture audience in
Lafayette, Oregon. Then all the other
girls screamed. General CONSERVATION en-.
sued and rush was made for the doors.
people were bruised, clothes torn, and the
room at length was emptied. The first
screamer had seen rat. ....
Mrs. st. John Eckel, daughter of the
once notorious Maria Monk, whose aSix
Months in Convent made quit a stir in
its day, was married in New York on Sat-
urday to S. B. A. Harper, an Englishman,
VINO WIS r0oUntiy euITor Of. tlIu TABLET, "a,
Roman Catholic paper. -.....
1t was an afternoon party in Grantsville,
A game of croquet was proposed. One
young lady declined to play peremptorily
when invited, and another young lady, a
dear friend of hers, gave the reason why.
She whispered to gentleman ssMiss
A-- never plays; she wears No. 6
boots.''
They were sitting together and he was
alduousiy thinking what to say, when:fi-
nally he burst out in this manner: "In
This land Of oble achievement and undying
glory, why is it that women do not come
more to the fr''i.t and climb the ladds. of
same ?'' 90 suppose said she, tying
snots in her handkerchief "it's ON account
r6uhg lady. TO whom he was paying his at
entions the other evening, and after he
eft the young lady picked up from the
loor check for washing at the Chinese
aundry, which the young man had drop
,ed. The rext morning she sent a young
BROTHER to the laundry and received the
.rticles. Item, three shirts, no buttons;
tenn, two pairs of stockings, with holes;
TEN, m,under-clothing somewhat dilapidated;
TEN, collars, cuffs, etc. Then the young
ady sat herself down and devoted the day
o mending the articles, which when done,
he neatly folded up and sent to the young
nan's lodgings. 1t was a palpable hit-he
proposed that evening.
Two daughters of a farmer in st. Law
ence county, N. Y, desired to pay the
Iebt on their homestead, but they prefer
ed not to do it by hard work. They hit
pon an idea that suited their purpose, and
ave made enough money to remove the
ebt. They had a large quantity of po-
Gus stone sawed into small pieces and
thoroughly soaked in an odorous prepara-
ion, which impaired to them a durable
cent. These they have peddled through
ut the State, at 25 cents each, epresenting
hat they were cut from the r0ck of a won
erful Lerfumed cave in South America.
he girls are SO demure and pretty, and
ell their lie with such an appearance of
implicitly, that the sales are very large.
hey have just put fresh lot Of stone in
oak, preparatory to an extended Western
our. ..-..- 49,. -t-si.