The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-04-26
, NEWSPAPER DECISIONS
EVE2ANGELTcAL CORNER

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Fancy metal buttons trim many spring
suits. a's -. efT
Ex-Empress Engenie is getting dreadful
ly stout Ee za5
New chip bonnets are dipped in solution
of gold to make them yellow.
A great deal of velvet promises to be
used upon light fabrics this spring.
BY command of fashion, wear your own
likenesses on fans, bracelets and lockets,
etc.
| White pique waistcoats fastened with red
or blue ball buttons will be worn by young
ladies. t--.-.
Yokes, or trimmings producing yoke
effects, are very popular for very young
ladies' dresses.
Scarfs of crepe lisse, with the ends en-
broidered in silk or Oriental colors, are pref
ty novelties.
Very fine colored embroideries are seen
on many of the newest styles of pocket
hand5erchiefs. ,m ..
An artificial ivy leaf is now the proper
thing to present to a gentleman for but
ton hole bouquet.
Macrame lace work, in the form of tides,
bureau mats and chair covers, is the fa-
vorite fancy work for ladies at the mo-
ment.
Gold embroidery, in fringes, lace, tas-
sa1c ~,
thing in fact, is worn in Paris, both IN the
morning and evening, but 1t is vulgar for
ali that.
The woman who can kick her trail high
enough to grab it with her hand has all the
capital stock owned by Lydia Thompson
eighteen years ago. Perseverance will do
it.
Cardinal capes, dolman mantlgs and ffchu
mantelets are trimmed in many cases with
several rows of futed black Spanish or
French lace, headed with moonlight and
rainbow jet galloons. EF
Woman consumes thirty-sx buttons on
her single pair of kid gloves, whereas man
buttons his suspenders with Il shingle nail
And yet folks will ask, :" Button, button
who's get the button? ....,
The pieces of silver for each new dollar Of
the fathers, in the Phladelphia Mint, are
weighed by women, on account of the deli
cacy of touch and sight required. The
scales on which this weighing is done will
note the sixty-iAirth pllt of grain.
II shall die happy" said an expiring hus-
band to his wife, ho was weeping most
dutifully at his bedside. 'you will promise
n vt to marry that object of ng uDceasing
jealousy, your cousin. John = Make
yourself quite cas-, my love- said the ex-
pected widow. Il am engaged to his
brother Bil1 -f+ .-f
viii Lister, young man.in Cedar Co.,
Neb., was, while ago, "Iiving in clover
to half "a dozen young ladies and
would have BEEN yet-if they hadn't begun
That broke up Lister and the Young T1difFs
went in body and set fire to his home
stead, burning sverything.
There's nothing t. exceed the diaboiictl
satisfaction III IN will take in announcing
~ his wife, att1r he has got his shirt on,
hat there is q button missing, and the
zeen delight he feels in seeing her dance
lround the room after needle and thread,
while she listen to a. lecture on Internal
approaches ecstasy But look
nut when she gets that hutton ON. bites the
bread off with snap and beg ms, "Thele
low -
Love comes with the spring. With the
bursting of the buds and flowers, young
ellew UP in Capfon, N. Y, felt the inspira-
ion of the tender passion, and poured out
lis soul in 26 stanza ayl to the idol Of
lis heart. The Repository caught two of
he stanzas on the wing. as follows:
She leaned alone upon the fence, -
And then she hove q sy N
And for his footsteps down the lain,
She waited patiently.
And presently he come to view,
And then she yelled yell; =
heavenly howl of 10y she howled
And her bosom swelled a swell.