The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1878-01-11
EVE-ANaELIcAL CORNER.


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Circle cloaks are growing in favor.
Japenese cologne is the new perfume.
Point lace mittens are worn by brides.
Knife-blade pleating is as: popular as
ever. =:
The dress that is all in one piece growsin
popularity. a--. ~- r.l...--yr %
Lily Davenport eMra. Frost Thorne), is
seriously i'll. tfa-ra."
Bonnets of every imaginable material are
seen at present.
Bonnets of kid and velvet are considered
the most Stylish ' 3a sssaE
l. sUndresssd black Swedish gloves are pop
rular for demi-toilet. at aasa
Fur Innings and fur bordsrings are having
decided run at present. -
For a lottery with few prizes and many
blanks the baby show has no equal
Adam was the first Senator. He paired
with Eve, and ate apples in the Senate,
The fashionable fur for the neck this
winter is the fur stole bordered with lace.
Miss Bertha Won Hillern, the female
walkist, will appear in Baltimore next
week.
| Embossed and jacquard woven yelyets
are destined to have only a temporary
reign.
Many ladies of fastidious tastes reject
the variegated jet trimmings and embrsid-
cries. 4
The gypsy ring with the jewel embedded
in gold is the engagement ring OF the mo-
ment
Mrs. E. W. Skeltcn, at the House for
Aged Women, at Boston, celebrated her
Tooth birthday. ssa
A handkerchief filtration is very simple
thing. 1t only requires two fools and two
handkerchiefs. --...--....',...g
The women of Des Moipes, Iowa, are
about to establish and industrial school for
girls in the city. ssat srag
A woman i'll Lawrence, Mass, has been
| sentenced to two years Imprisonment as q &.
common drunkard. sHqao Aayas
Many poor woman will have to strug-
| gle through the winter rounds of society
with only 5-button gloves. a i =
|" The members of the girls high school in
Bangor, Maine, have held prayer-meeting
on every Thursday afternoon for the past
SIX years. .sie ea
The American girl in success at cigar
making. Three thousand are now at work
in the cooperative shops Of the New York
4 strikers. @e 3st ,saRif8@t
Soldiers cloth is now made into ulsters
or morning costumes. 1t is waterproof.
but is very heavy and suitable for very cold
weather. aaH 'iraaa3 1a
The girls are all down on telephones.
| When the boys whisper to them so miles
away. they can't tell whether they chewed
coffee or clove>. ss52s#of
The wives of Brigham Young continue
to visit his grave. AS soon as the first snow
falls ON the mound the girls are going to
i lot themselves slide,
Mrs. Louis j. Jennings, who before her
marriage was Miss Madeline Hearlques. has
presented her husband with seven daueh-
t,rs within eight years. ess
' Miss Kellogg and Miss Cary are saving
spitefei things about each other in inter
views by eastern newspapers. But they are
| singing together divinely. @ '.
| A Menasha girl has such large feet that
when one of them happens to slide ever the
edge of the bed at night. it yanks her out
on the tiool like shot. d2is g5asvt !.
Cloth shoes are made of dark invisible
checks, and finished with morocco or In.
dian goat foxings; square toes rounded at
the corners, OF box toes, are worn.a
Scjourner Truth was asked In Michigan
tue other day what she thought of Anna
Dickinson. Well, +" replied, the sibyl,
Anna started out in the spirit and ended
10 tne tl7 mesa. II a5trtssa# .a1E
An Edinhurg lady who recently ordered
blacksmith to put gold shoes on the feet
of her fayorite mare was not so illogical.
She has heard that money (which is gold
makes the mare go. beg.ssaa
Miss Fannie Davenport has arrived il
New York city from the West, and recov
cred from the effects of the serious fsl
she received on the stage at Detroit, Michi
gan. aftts a@4 iea
Rossi, the Italian actor, gave his recent.
ly married daughter dowry of $40, coo
Tho co,.nr,nv,v, rvnc ,,nrfo,x,nI - =. TT1...:.
n. Angelo Modigliana being the groom. /
Ristori was one Of the guests.
Miss Mary Kyle Dallas says that the cur
rent reports that she has been appointed thG
principal OF school is incorrect, adding
az have never taught, nor have any in
tention Of entering myself upon the honor
able list of teachers ea a,
1 Meridian. Comm, German woman il
at work in that city aiding in. oIgglug urs
ditch for gaspipe, and although she attracti
much attention, she takes it all as matte
of course, and handles her pick and shove
| In as skillful manner as any Of th'
men.
"What is your chief consolation In lifeY /
asked a pastor Of young lady in his Bibl
class. The young lady blushed and kssi /
tated, but, on the question being repeated /
the ingenious maiden said ~ don't lk 4
to tell you his name, but have no objec
tion to tell you where he hves.'' rs
Amber necklaces, bought for s., 1,are wor
) to cure sensitive throats. The beads mus
! be strung en- silk string and tied closel.
together without clasp between them t
intercept the current of electricity The.
are then worn next the skin, beneath th
clothing, and entirely out Of aighJ.
The Philadelphia baby show has endes