The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-01-25
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Anna Dickinson is sojourning in Edin
burgh. ~ .-'. s2'
Grace Greenwood is laid up with the
asthma.
| Flowers are punched for the throat, waist
and pocket. .-,as e.. .ss -
Home weddings are most fashionable
these days.
The Vandyks is the new and very stylish
coat for gentlemen. ha.s.i @isiIpa
A Young lady in Madison, Ind, is eating
30 quails in so days.
Gold necklaces in Cesnola designs fit
| closely, like dog collars. - -
False hair has never been SO lew-priced
as at the present time. as., ..gs
Ribbons of any kind should be washed in
| cold suds and not rinsed.
Miss Kate Field IS now regular contrib
uter to the London Timss. 70 .9srsaz4
Ii you are buying carpet for durability,
you must choose small figures. 3
sleeve-buttons, enamellsd to represent
white linen, are worn for evening dress.
Only FIVE female Treasury clerks have
thus far succeeded in marrying Congress
men. @#1 sSaa1 @ f9
The novelty in shoes is to have the high
French heels studded with small silver
stars.
Smyrna or Torchon lace is very much
sought after. This style of lace wears well
and is not expensive.
Leontine, the danseuse, took the prize
awarded in the Philadelphia baby show to
the handsomest mother.
Julia Moore, the "Sweet Singer of Mich
igan," goes on the lecture platform with
flowing hair and tinsel crown ON her
head. az sHHf
New back cambs are antique in design;
happy is she who has treasured her great
grandmother's comb; for she will be the
envy Of all.
Imported China Grape scarfs, in delicate
colors, hand embroidered and finished with
fringe, are novelty to be worn over skirts
of black or dark colored silks.
Queen Isabella, of Spain, has ordered
from one Of the principal jewelers. in Paris
a splendid diadem of brilliants for her sons
intended bride, Mercedes. s" &t2A2
Mrs Murat Halstead IS the mother of
eleven children. Her hair is seven feet in
length, and when flowing loosely, trains
behind her OIL the ground like a robe of
gold. -
The Countess Aberdeen. on her late bri-
dal trip, was robbed of $50, 600 worth Of
jewelry. The whsle was taken in bro I'd
daylight, from her siressing-ronm at Has
stead-place, a,,i. as usual, one box, con,
tanning $o0,060 necklace was overlooked.
Miss Marilla Richer, who is figuring to be
made a notary public of this district, is a
New Hampshi lady. She wears ON her
he bosom a lar e rmnd pin. in which is set
IA miniature Ola fine black stallion q pet of
! hers, to which she has wilIed $4,000, and
the interest of chat amount is appropriated
to h1s prAACSU SesAO SsAA ACCPtAk 60 aOA& 40
he lives, with q suitable sum fer a hand
some burial Wash. Post
A lady recen ~ received dress from
Worth. She couldn't get in ut. She tele-
grarhed the autocsat TO that effect He
answered: "Perhaps yon attenptedto put
it on over othsp clothing. This cannot be
permitted. illsend by steamer buck
skin tights, which is the cnly garment worn
with dresses made according to the dictates
of fashion, Alas! this is what we have
come to. Tights and q piece of muslin
basted in the train of the dress. 3s5
A young girl not l6 years OF age has just
patented useful invention. She is a resi-
dent of New York city, and has often no.
ticed the delay whea penniesor other small
change bad to be counted, and to overcome
this she has invented what she calls strap
id change box" It is simple, convenient
and does just exactly what she claims for
It. It will be especially useful at railway
stations, ferries and olike places, where the
pennies hereafter need cot be slowly trans
ferred from the passengers hand to that Of
the keeper OF conductor. a@ G 1@9
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