The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-09-19
EvE-ANGELICAL coRNER.

Courtship is not run by the Rule of
Three. a sfH#e f4s rs4.s.5.
Ready made--Th young lady waiting for
an offer. .sseatat s.la a...sr5
before marriage, affection and perfee-
ton after, reflection and detection. sa4saG
BrotE bowls, with individual salters and
dainty pepper box attached, are of china,
decorated In squares .s.aza5J aAg moi ,@,4
Fashionable ladies wear velvet wristleis
during the day and only display handsome
bracelets In the evening" Haalss gsi g. 81
China has taken the place Of silver for
the small individual dishes these are cov
cred with figures or flowers. 81 y ass,- "
A very pretty style is TO place each
guests initial at his plate, using either
flowers or leaves set in q shallow tin. D.
Si The Buffalo Express thinks that women
can never play ball satisfactorily until they
are permitted TO use their apron to catch
It with.
The latest round hat is low crowned,
with a straight brim about four inches in
width. It may be worn over the face or
set back ON the hair.
A facetious old lady, describing the
rambling sermons Of her minister, said:
:" If his text had the smallpox his sermon
would never catch it."
The polonaise appea,s this season under
the name Of . matinee, and is welcomed
by the ladies with great satisfaction. It is
short and bunchy. in shape. ,sf ,.. s.....
Buttoned boots ara worn only on the
street or for the promenade. Fancy col
cred kid slippers and sandals are worn with
elegant watering place drawing room toi-
let's. g.,.6 81 ..g#I ~ @
The button-stringlng mania among the
young ladies has subsided, and they now
devote their energies to seeing how many
fellows they can get on . string at one
time. rag as5 .s.
il An odd cream pitcher has cat handle
that is, q cat In solid color is apparently
hanging to the edge and ciinging to the
side as If trying to get over and lap the
milk. Pitchers come in all colors and very
grotesque designs. y Es .4.6gs
. They have had very sad affair at West
Point. A lady at Cozzen's told her man.
ma that the cadets ell wear white pants
whereupon a man said, $50 dotheirsisters,
cousins and aunts, - and he had to be shot
through the heart. sla 7s5s-.Ez
An English table is always lighted with
candles, each provided with its small, rose
colored shade, a plan much better adapted
for the preservation OF flowers than the
custom of illuminating dining room as IL
it were lecture hall. #H
An old woman who was crossing the
street had narrow escape from being run
over by hearse. Is I am not at all super
stitlons, she said TO her rescner. +" but it
always seemed to me that it would be un.
lucky to be killed by hearse." ''
A little girl, while out for her afternoon
walk, saw ponpous looking man strut
ting down the street. With childlike sim
pllcity the little thing ran, up, to him,
touched him lightly on the arm and said /:
-'' Excuse me, sir, but are you anybody in
particular ?'' p s S a4 81 ---
""5What are you looking for? ~ asked one
OF the Widow Bedott's rtwe, daughters,
who were entertaining two young fellows
on the piazza rather late one night last
summer, Of their mother who, seemed to
huntiag something in tho back yard. "The
morning paper answered the, widow.
Tho yonng men left. ma 49, s.4s t-,a.#,5s,.,es
A Western gentleman recently took his
into the highlands OF the Hudson,
says the Clristiaa Unsoh, whers for the
first time in her life she saw the noun
tains. They we're Sitting on the piazza of
the West Point Hotel, looking on the :
finest mountain and river view to be seen
east Of the Rocky Mountains, and the lit
tie girl had been standing reverently, with
her hat in hand, looking now at the river,
now at the mountains and now at the
clouds, when, with q, sudden inspiration,
she waved her hat above her head and cried
out, Hurrah for God ~ 1t was an act Of
genuine worship true answer to David's
call for every soul to make q joyful noise
unto the Lord. z!io,1 -i-s7-iSagss3 $500
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