The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-11-29
EVE-ANGEL1CAL CORNER,

IN oH tue Fall-A ScOldtng woman,
n Short suits are growing shorter.
Il Going the rounds of the press-The gil
II who waItzes
Fifteen yards of medium width stuff sul
fees for short costumes.
q The fur flowers of the coming season ar
j. light, airy and charming.
r Ruchings of muslin and Yalencienne
4 lace are in great favor for trimming bon
! nets.
. Ii your furs ever get worn down short
whip them with 40 rods, for 40 rods is sale
} to make fur-long-
Lusterless black logwood ornaments anG
lnDwnnd haad adGi-s- al
mourning Grape bonnets.
The latest Paris dresses brought over
have the round Josephine front and the
sWallow-taii basque back all in various
forms.
White felt hats and bonnets are yery ef.
fectiVely ornamented with delicate good
cords and braids and gold-tipped marabouts
and plumes.
Mrs. J. W. Iliff, the widow of Tiff the
Colorado cattle king" has moved eastward
with her million and half and will pass
the winter in Chicago.
1t is now SAID that Miss Anna Dickinson
has abandoned the idea of appearing on the
stage again, and that her theatrical expert
ence cost just $50 00O
Thirty-three young women took the veil
in Baltimore recently, but six times that
many in Philadelphia are willing to take
the veil, bonnet and al. as soon as thew can
the money.
Another one of those things that no fell
low can find out is, why mans wife thinks
ne cares nothing for preserves and other
choice dainties save when she has "compa-
ny - for supper.
" am inclined to believe" said fop to
lady who had refused to sing, "you are
fishing for compliments" ooh no,n re-
piled she, 81 never fish il so shallow n
steam."
A woman 81 years old, living in Wash
lngton county, KY, who has descendants
unto the third generation, surprised the
community in which she lives by giving
birth to twins recently,
The "graceful waltzer," attached to
Melvadi's dramatic troupe, is said to be q
Fifth avenue belle in disguise. She takes
no salary, pays her own expenses. and is at
tended by her prospective husband. So tile
Troy pap rs say.
"Oh, mother, 1 don't want to go to
school to-day, I've got such bad pain ia
my head. every well, you shall stay at
home and take some physic" ooh, it
don't matter; I'll GO, then. pve got the
pain, but it doesn't hurt bit.',
1nt66 tfie 1usst c1zr -uuey life tuu ras5 year
hats made over and tlimm d up with some
old relics of ribbon aud cast-off clothing.
A Georgia man changed his residence s
times in II months, an | the last Tina his
wife said she didn't even care to go to heav-
en-, for about the time she got fixed up and
thing, her husband would want to move.
The naturalist who suggested that ladies
might trim their hats with snakes and not
kill the birds, tie little birds, etc., will feel
fattered when he hears that among the
newest caps is one of which the crown is
made of boa constructors skin, bordered
with garnet satin ribbon and finished with
gold cord and serpents' heads.
Romance of Battle Greek, Mich: A hand
some young fellow in California saw the
picture of a girl whom he learned to be a
resident of the Michigan town. wrote to
her, liked her answering letter, and began
a correspondence, which ended in their be-
trothal. A week ago he came east to mar
ry her, made certain discoveries, and an
hour later was on his way to California
again-alcne,
A clergyman said that he once visited
lady of his parish, who had just lost her
husband, in order to offer consolation and
upon her earnest inquiries as to the reunion
of families 10 heaven he strongly asserted
his belief in that fact, and when she asked
with anxiety whether any time must elapse
before friends would be able to find each
other in the next world, he emphatically
said, "No, they will be united at once"
He was meditating upon Tie happiness of
being able to offer relief of faith, when she
broke in upon his meditatlons by exclaim-
ing sadly "Well, his first wife has got
him by this time"