The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-11-01
EVE-ANGE1IcAL CORNER.


Nine. Nilsson's recent losses amount 20
100000.
Serpent skin boots for ladies' are the latest
novelty in Paris
imported dresses show that basques and
waists of all kinds are still very long.
The newest thing in millinery is the
India Cashmere feathers, so called because
of their brilliant coloring.
Young ladies AIS acting as pail bearers in
Brooklyn. The time may come when our
funerals will be quite enjoyable.
Some wretch has the audacity to remark
that the ladies deck their hats with flowers
IN memory of the men who have been kill
ed by milliners' bills.
The widow of Daniel Webster is now
| 70 years of age, and her mental faculties
are SO impaired that she is scarcely eooni-
zant of her surroundings.
Nilsson has lost heavily by failures in
chicago and, in order to repair her wasted
fortune, will appear in series of coacerts
49, az TI3uUU Il nlplt.
Girls of the period" But why, dear.
did you throw over Percy for Harold ?''
Well, You see, H blends with nv ini-
tlais' and makes much nicer monogram.
Chlcago's barking girl is put in the shade
oy the cat baby of Racine, Wis, which
news like cat in distress, has claws in
stead OF nails, mouth resembling that of
a cat and IN arm resembling cats paw
Dearest" he murmured, ecstaticalIy,
as he folded her in his arms for the first
time, "let ME sample the nectar of your
lips - "Take a whole schooner of i. ,,
she family whispered, sits all ON tap"
Ne,carh Call.
The wife of General Sherman has left
Washington for Baltimore, in which citv
she will pass the winter. Owing To the
feebleness of her health she will give mn
the social season and devote her remaining
strength to the education of her sJn, Te-
cumseh, and daughter, Rachel.
Don't you love her still ?" asked the
Judge OF a man who wanted divorce.
Certainly do said he, Il love her
better still than any other way. but the
trouble is she will never keep STILL" The
Judge, who is married man himself has
taken the case under advisement.
bridgeport, Conn, recently had a kick-
ing match between two women, one from
New Haven and the other from Providence.
H. l., for $50 side, each kicker being al
lowed twenty-five kicks. The fair daugl-
ter OF New Haven won by kicking seven
feet nine inches high, her OPT onent reach
ing seven feet five inches.
1t is the fashion in Boston to saw nothino
about missing females. When one disaD-
pears it is taken for granted she has gone
or with another woman:s husband. the
pooy q a.,strange womaG was. fannd 4l,o
20 the police, that thirty wo en- IN that city
were missing.
Let girls turn to and ..,e their dresses
IN pretty, simple fashion, let them dis
courage the hiring of carriages, the pur-
chase of expensive boquets and re-
fuse restaurant suppers, at least, beyond
The moderate dish of oysters, the cup of
chocolate or plate of ice cream, and they
see marvellous change in the social ther-
nometer girl stock will go up.-Jenny
June.
writer says: Mature Is a faultless
workman. She never makes mistake.
In order to give women something where
with to occupy their minds. and hands she
gave them long hair. At the same time
that circumstances might arise
N which the possession of long hair might
be inconvenient. she made the back hair
detachable, SO that it may be taken off and
aid aside whenever such course seems
1esirabie:''