The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-08-29
EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.

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The old lace called point de Paris is again
in use. a5 5 ~ 5 eH .39H -
The latest fancy is for stockings Of old
gold and bright gold colors. '5.t a'13 .a'.' r.
| Florida beans are brightly polished, and
are made into sleeve buttons, lockets, pins
and pendants, ,, 49,. -.
The grave Of the mother of Abraham
Lincoln, at Lincoln City, Ind, is unmarked
by stone or tablet s5sg, s...,,si,fF, g. srs-;
Sasheso finished with hand painted ends
insfead of embroidered ends aas formerly q
are becoming fashionable. s,.es, fi...se,7.e4.
French ingenuity has made birds nest
with q humming bird OF wren nestled with
in as an ornament for shade hat, ,rg
VI A teaspoonful of coal-oil TO gallon OF
water viii exterminate all the insects that
infest garden plants and beautiful flowers.
r. Mrs. Mary Quantrell. of Frederick. Md !.
whose friends claim for her the distinction
Of being the original 50 Barbara Freitchie.''
died suddenly recently. p. sH 'a72" aia5
The waists Of bali dresses are now made
glove-6tting, q result which ID brought
about by having as many seams in the front
Of the waist as in the back, and cutting
the sids pieces crosswise. 4.'''. ''s137 7'- 81
|, a shrewd observer lays down the. rule
that fashion once adopted lasts three sea-
sons, passing through the first as novelty,
and then becoming the rage, and then en-
during as a survivor of other days. ''i '''t
The trouble with too many young folks
who think about marrying. is that they
want to commence housekeeping with en-
broidered satin napkins .nstead Of the old
towel behind the kitchen door. -..'l. ,,
A mother, noticing her little daughter
wipe her mouth with her dress sleeve, asked
her what her handkerchief was fol.. Said
the little one; sit is to shake at the ladies'
in the street. That is what papa does with
his, .s-.-. .t..s=..s,g, .-
/. The fund raised for the widow of Lisut.
Benner, who died OF yellow fever last year,
has been so invested as to yield her an in
come of $500 o year. In addition she has q
fine home In Rsgers'1 Park Cook county,
Illinois, ten miles from Chicago, paid for. J.
The /" Pinaforei"A apron is the rage at
present. 1t is composed of alternate lace .
| Il is cut like square tunic tied together
upon the shoulders with, ribbons, and the
sides are united in the same way. There
is no fuliness In them. Il 3f faf,,v 81 veq, .d
/ A town In Western New York, has wo-
man undertaken She complains bitterly
Of the fiekleness of the opposite sex. She
says she used TO be quite q belle and had
scores Of admirers, who declared that they
were willing "a TO die for her, bnt since she
commenced business not one has been as
good as his word. #as e2Vaa I .saeEE
a New York lady writes IL could
have my way, every smoker should MARRY a
smoker or live alone forever Now do
you know tn It woul6 be rather nice idea
matrimonial smoke, a. 10 were--one pipe
With but a ain lie blast. two stems that !.
snoke as'one.a Smoking girls desirous-o of
kSstsUE M6IKiod ifWlAf ptoaS6 bDeHtioh E ta61 3
particular bran.i of'tobaeeo they affsct,7ssag
They occupied IA rustic seat meath the
spreading elm. The pale moonbeams fell
gently through the lesfy, botlghs, and shed
DER each their soft and silvery. radiance
''Darling, y whispered the poetic jeweHer.4
ssthou art like the Inatchless diamond, you
are so brilliant andso pure;g and what gem
dol remind you most Of, dearie ?'',skt.. The
emerald, !" she sottiy ninfmnred, g BECAUSE
you are SO grean." nj .Gwot odt nj aoissna
The Empress Eugene has become almost
childish Fwithgrief, and she carries about
with her all day small dagger-shaped fsnsl
bought at some fancy fall. .afa of no intrin.a
sicsvalue, which happsnedato be her son'a
last gift to her. q She listensf to- all that 10
said 70 her. steadily regarding the flower
painting on the fan. The immediate cou-,
scerno of those about her is not for the fate of.
the dynasty but for the health of hes
How the Depossa Dynastiss Of France Have
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