The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-06-20
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EvE-ANaELIcAL CORNER.

increase.
Elbow sleeves are worn again for street
costumes.
Going the rounds of the rress-the girl
who waltzes.
An anonymous articls--A baby before
it's christened. -:.. -,.
Black Brussels net bonnets bid fair to be
very fashionable.
Fine wire Id necessary to keep the large
muslin collars in place.
Black grenadines are trimmed with black
satin and JET ornaments.
Paniers have become so popular that
clinging dresses begin to look old fashioned.
Japanese shaped parasols, to match the
color of the costumes with which they are
worn, are in great favor this season.
At Leghorn more than one thousand
women are employed in the manufacture
of coral beads for necklaces, which promise
to be fashionable.
New designs in sleeve buttons and scarf
pins are square, in dead gold, with stork
and grasses in the different colored gold sos
fashionable at present.
Hats for half-grown girls are of various
and fanciful shapes. At the moment the
fancy seems to be for larger hats and the
fureur to be the PInafore.
| GrenadiEe dresses are particularly pretty
made with paniers ; it drapes in such soft
folds in these goods that they can be made
graceful and becoming even to a stout fig
ure.
A man owes his success in life work to
the woman who walks beside Yonk-
ers Gazette. More likely to the woman
who walks behind him and pushes him
ahead. -t--
A Wisconsin lumberman offers $50 in
cash for "a rattling good wifs-one who
is not too high-nosed to grow fat on bean
SOUP All females reaching this point
can go through without change of cars.
An Improvement in corsets is that of ad-
ding shoulder pieces that suspend all the
weight of clothing from the shoulders, yet
do not cut or draw over the arms, because
they are fitted precisely as dress waist is
fitted.
He carolled, Snow, my dear, will you
have glass of beer p'' and she answered,
sGeorge, I'd sooner have schooner.
But the couple, let as say, got their mans
ners far away. for they hailed from West
Rosanna, Indiana.
A lady engaged to be married and get
ting sick of her bargain, applied to
friend to help her unite the knot before it
. was too late. "Oh, certainly" she re-
plid sit is very easy to unite now while
it is only beau knot"
Some of the long gloves worn for even
ings are laced up instead of huttoning.
This allows the wrist and arm of the glove
to be fitted to almost any size. They have
. very simple arrangement for lacing with
, out the use of eyelet holes.
The wonderful gown, woven from spider
J webs, which the Empress of Brazil pre-
sented to Queen Victoria, is very beautiful,
!. and exceeds iu fineEess an5 silk gown. 1t
is estimated that it would require 700, 900
spider webs to make forty yards of such
Goth.
of Mrs. Hayes % correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer says that she is sunny,
bright, patient and child-like, arrogating
nothing to herself and adds that one
might talk to her forever and only hear
pleasant tbipgs-she sees the bright side Of
everything. -,
A fact which many ladies are not aware
of is that striped moire so much used in
com bination with other handsome materi-
ais is very perishable The moire stripe
is pressed in with a hot cylinder, which
makes the threads very brittle, so that the
slightest strain breaks them
Queen Victoria spends one day every
week in writing letters. She gets fifty to
hundred kilograms day, many of which
require answering; and she carefully in
spects ali the bills of her. extensive estab-
lishment. She would no sooner trust
tradesman or servant or ogefseer than one
/ of her own children.
There is nothing more pitiful in this
world than the appealing look of q
man heating carpets in the-back yard, as he
raises his eyes 10 the windows in longing
for his better half to make her appearance.
What sweet music it is to his ears whed at
last she comes and when she yells: "Thst
will do, Henry You can bring it in now.
| guess it's clean enough"
A woman will 60 on a shopping tour in#
quest of score Of dissimiar articles. The
ribbon must be ten and half inches long
and half finger wide i; the carpet must be
like Mrs. Spriggins', only that she wants
hers brown where Mrs. Spriggins' is green;
the first knot in the string she carries in
her pocket is the width of the window cur
tain the second knot the length Of Susie's
skirt the third knot of the picture cord,
and the whole string the distance around
the center table. Besides this she has but
tons to buy, cotton tc select, silk to match
and heaven knows what not; and she will
come home at night without having made
i single blunder, and with full satcnel
and an empty pocket-book, and express
packages will be arriving for week TO
come. But the strangest part of this
strange, eventful story is that she can also
| tell you off hand the costume OF every lady
she saw during the tour. either on the
street or in the numerous shops she visited.
| Can man do that9 so
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AMERICAS FIFTEEN INyENTIoEs.-Af
English journal frankly gives credit toy
American genius for at least Gfteen inv
tions and discoveries. The trump
American genius are thus enums
First, the cotton gin second, the