The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-07-12
EvE-ANaELIcAL CORNER.

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Boston society calls banged hair idi-
OTIS fringe.o aatrE 4sgsl 7a a3 Esg@ asa
u ---An unique garniture for the neck is
bird nesting in lace. xesafus1 as.1 taaj
1sia--Paris bellies attend the Exposition in
brief skirts ending at the ankle. ss15
b bishop Whittls,of Virginia, will not
confirm any lone who ihdulgesin round
dances. a5s5 i3'T % =" #t
d. Silver buttons (s2 to the dellar) enter
largely into the ornamental designs for
street suits. D3Iaqs Il 8maaf affaaFaE
d Twenty thousand field daisies were
used in making the marriage hsll at Winnie
Ream's wedding. g1lRr1gq Hot.ha
Mrs. Hayes, it is said, win probably go
to the White Mountains this summer with
the wife Of Secretary Thompson. a
The Queen Of the Belgians is as fine
4 lady jockey as her sister-in-law, the En-
/ press of Austria, and often drives four-in-
1 hand. aliefssi '7AR-a s3s ~ es2 ~
7 Madame Bonaparte, of Baltimore, who
is about 96 years old, is in the enjoyment
Of fair health, having recently recovered
from an attack Of illness.
! Watch chains for ladies now imi-.
tate those for gentlemen. They are no
longer worn around the neck, but fasten
in a buttonhole of the dress with bar of
gold. 1e.-s sr. .stg- . .s es
|, "A pretty schoolmistress in Maiden,
Mass, kept a boy fifteen minutes after
school as punishment, and when the time
was up he asked her If she couldn't make it
half an hour.
The latest mode of adjusting pillow
shams is topin each in the center of the
top, and over the fastening to place ro-
sette or bow of the color most prominent in
the furnishing of the room. ag
4 The experiment Of girl cigarmakers
has been eminently successful in New York.
A number of dealers have had printed upon
their labels, "These cigars were made by
American girls" Their customers rather
Iikeit. tH ~ ai165 ttse
q AN English writer says White hair is
so becoming to the face that many women
are never pretty till they are old-the long
reign of hair powder which lasted through
! q century Is an immortal tribute to the
beauty of old age. be. 5tse
7 The popular princess styles are to be
found in Madras gingham, trimmed with
embroidery in two or three colors. They
are bright, pratty, washable and servicea-
BILE. In52warm weather they form COM
q plete dress for the house or on the street.
Nothing like setting fair price on
things. Girls in attendance at church
! festivals in Missouri ask 5000 for kiss.
] This may seem outrageously high, but the
{ kisser only pays ten cents down and the
balance runs on one hundred years time.
ga female Hercules.'' a native of France,
is to be seen in London. One of her feats
is to lift up an anvil by the hair of her
head, and then have the same anvil placed
: on her bosom while three smiths forge
horseshoe with their hammers, she talking
and singing all the while. -.
"Only tress of woman's hair. aaie.s
The lover muaingly. fondly said;
J &E7t. And yet II forms halo fair
Il Gle Tonight above her sacred head "9d d@ 5.siya
, a'" Only tress of &oman's hair, -
II The maiden smiling, sweetiy said; 4'sF
II s,re And laid it on the back of chair3es 7es55
And went to bed asa II EEfii us .FojsiY
Among the Zulus, nation of the CAT
4 fres, according to etiquette, the mother-in-
!, law cannot face her 4son-in law. sbatsnust
} hide, or pretend to hideswhen she sees him.
ii Ifthey meet in the open road, or any 9TH
! |, er place where she cannot hide. she ties
n the grass around her headFas aYtoken she
:. submits to the customs, and is Invisible, or
!, pretends TO be. That is probably the ORR
gin Of the flial custom among our young
men Of telling their mothers -law1tago to
h grass lssss'iis Ysds saaFsIa eti ~ aaff71oa
fIosT Throughout the empire Of Morocco there
j are villages where the elder members of
b the male population protest. 'naily follow
thepursuit of fattening Young ladies for
the matrimonial narket of Barbary. The
J Moors, like the Turks and most other Orr
entails, give a decided preference to ssmooH-
faced wives over lean ones, and are more
solicitous as to tho number Of pounds their
: brides weigh than about the stock of ac-
complishments which they possess. "A girl
is put under the process Of fattening whsn
she is about 10 years of age Her hands
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