The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-03-22
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Troubles and 1 twins las never never come singly.'
New basques are invariably cat with
vests. <.-,rs, Fr -,
I az The aneeleya estate 1yislds the two daush.
ters only s1Q. .OQ9 apiece. 33a1,T 80 ,.,,--,
| Plum and pale blua isl % ffavorite conabi.
| nation ofcoiors this sesson.zol s5:hGss
Large lace cellars and outside cnGs will
be much worn in the spring. .aFdnor+
t. White English Grape is favor,te ma,eri-
| rial for trimming bftdar dfssssaTsds 4aa3
~ Pretty new handksrchiefs are Of sheer
lawn. with ruals embfoidsfsd fl pale pink
or blue six. k'''' 20 f'2ad s115 s&-5@---t-s
F. =. .aAIi9ia Z Gtu1a sJ3a!3 0Ie aszT&saE,
Princesse dresses, arranged IN costly FAB
rics, are sparingly trimmed. The plain
mode !,.i is preferred. -, - ~7.~s - -
There are ten men to ona woman in
Southern California. Female servants
there receive $40 per month =" q
It 10 said Miss Hannah Rothschild had
the comfortuner of SIS, COZ, 200. i There is
nothing the matter with Hannah. The
Earl Of Rosebery took her in.
In the richest combination costumes. one
OF the colors is always very dull; this SOM
Der shade, however, gives peculiar and de-
cided tone to the more delicate and paler
hues. a3S Tsgr- R'noyrsT 3r-s-E-
+ An Iowa schooImistrsss has besn dis
charged because, for the amusement of the
children during recess shez stood, lon. her
head. One of the trustees ehanced to see
the feat. b';@ yaN zal :. F.2a4GG4I o. , ~
There is r1unuor that Senator Cameron.
Of Pennsylvania, is engaged to marry Miss
Sherman, . niece of Secretary Sherman.
She is handsome young woman Of social
accomplishments. s3l@ +s'-
~. $50 1ss "a &.&5 O. g-. aasl- 81 GJ enn-g
Mrs. B. r. Wade is described as but a
single lustrum younger than the Senator,
but carries her 70 years wonderfully well.
The golden color for which her hair was 30
long noted has not altogetherfsded intothe
snowy white, and the delicate lace ap,with
just touch of lavender ribbon, set off
lovely countenance in, which the look of
mingled hope and resignation, was very
'ou'nihs. f's.iaTasa5 a. braronI a9yesf
An English sporting paper gives some
'arther account Of Miss Thompson, the &c.
centric American woman who recently had
,er mare shodo with gold ina Edinburgh.
From this it appears that 1she eis d wealthy
New York woman, worth some $500, 900,
Vho has for years been worried almost to
distraction by the persistent advances Of
Cine Of her admirers was
dashing and handsome fellow. whom she
It Last told she wonld marry if he would
,rocursI % horse TO beat her, favorite mare,
ach to ride in the race in person. Eie ac.
opted the challenges and o close race le-
ulted, but she wen, and TO reward her
mare had her shod with gold,s as before
aehfioned. ra7sa.I -ss1agoe9 sG ga51a3aay
Miss Bel's9 doyou sing that exquisite
'allad entitled = Darling. Kiss my Eyelds
Down p" BELLA gave kick like mule,
rhirled around upon the piano stool, and
ess, svYps POUR nlrrIe ozIoot.s :'-rs . s t~s--
er,s and while Bella WAS q getting away
nth the song he Hgot away = - from the
be- house. Heggoes to ,.see another girl
ow, that ain't so, full of life, and didn't
raduate at the female high school, Bella
It's in the lonely parlor now, aud "paws
'ory" while she sings:.6oJ .1is' ,ba4l
;G5zss Comeback to me, darlipgs4u.4s3sg
ttf7n f IN not be 80 brash. - a.,s.
I'm lonely without you, =
can't eat my hash. t1--~o -1i's'.- VI
n4jo4 Di Forget and forgive me, o.44 .sa@
Tai5 a. 4 Oh. what shall iao2 vIiigEa1 az
g sga Come back 20 me- dearest --,.z-y..
@. You sweet kangaroo.
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