The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-09-26

Rings to match the color of the neclace
are new fancy, .qasssz.. st. s
/, Silk net gloves and mits are more worn
than other kinds :. s3e v4Et as t@1Bai gttEa
I Twenty-four buttoned CATERS are the
most recent mode for the femenine aristoc-
5facy.t -ltse sTae 4eGag a.Hal3 aa1379E g.
A baby was born In Georgia the other
day without any chin. Probably it was
wiped off. la7@* taa f.@s g3@la 1850 10 n"
The young lady with the new light
weight ulster is patiently watching ths
thermometer and praying for a cold, cold
wave.
The hardest thing in the world for q
young woman to do is to LOOK unconcerned
the frat time she comes out in q handsome
engagement ring. r e 49,.
Dress is as needful to woman as meat,
and the refinements of life demand that
both shall be delicate and elegant, and yet
wholesome and sensible.
In every Italian school, public or private,
girls are taught to sew and embroider, and,
az soon as they can, take their dresses to
school and make them there.
The disbursing quartermaster for the
Bannack expedition has been ordered to
pay Sarah Winnemucca, as interpreter,
from Dec. /, 1878, to Feb. Is, 1879, at $75
per month. arrss5 81 t.-7,sz5,..
Feathers are, to . certain extent, to su-
perceds flowers on bonnets for next winter.
The monotony of ostrich plumes is to be
broken by the addition Of fantasies Of every
description. 4Ul ..as ct Eav Ia 81 es .-er-s
At Fort Colville, w. T., white woman
is reported to have left her husband and
children and gene to live With an Indian.
She occasionally visits the town, but takes
no notice OF her husband or children.
Two girls who lately ran away from Long
Island are thus graphically described by
their father : Laura, age16, dressed in a.
straw hat Florence J, age 16, blue suit"
We tremble in view of the possibility of
the fair Laura's hat blowing off !s 4.a
- Madam, don't you know that your baby
will catch its death OF cold ?'' &. No, sir, y
she promptly responded. "Well it's such
carelessness as that which fills our eemete-
Tries with little graves,' he continued.
while all the msddlesome old fools con-
tinue to live," she replied. .sg,-.aad5 ct 81
q DR.. Byles' wit once met with a sewers re-
tort Encountering lady who, having de-
clined an offer of marriage from the doctor,
had married gsntlsman by. the name OF
Quincy, he said {: $50, madam, 1t appears
you prefer quincy to biles.'' Eyes," she
replied, sfor II there had been anything
worse than biles God wonld have afflicted
job with them." esf rf.
Three beautiful girls of Macon, Ca, hav-
ing met at Catoosa Springs, fell into pious
strain for want Of male companions, and
concluded to pray for the welfare OF their
lovers. The firss one to kpeel had not gone
very far along In hsr petition when it was
discovered that they were all engsgsd to the
same man. The religions exercises were
terminated at once. 5re aasgesH egsp p
A young woman, who had never learned
the gentle art Of cooking. being desirous of
impressing her husband with her knowl-
edge and diligence, man sgss to have the
kitchen door ajar on the day after their re-
turn from their bridal tour, and just as her
lord ceuies In from the office, exeIaims
loudly, "Hurry up, Eliza, do! Haven't
you washed the lettuce yet9 Here, give it
to me where's the soap?" S1ihAss-
,e,1 The White Mountain hotels are full of
school inarms who acs as walters When
one of them looks a. q guest through her
glasses, aud asks fim il he will have an
other plate of hash, in six languages, he 10 a
nearly parsIyzed, and doesn't recover his g
appetite for nearly tive days. But her cui-
ture and education don't disturb the se-f4
renltysofp q country editor. He replies in
Sanscrss and she looks around and fingers i
her ringsin msdieative manner. The ed 3
itor enjoys her confusion, and explains the
answer In Greek. oll ,sostsgorRF zE5 assAsa5 4
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