The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-10-17
EvF-ANGELIeAL CORNER.

Vests are very narrow in the nav dresses.
The waistcoat is frequently made IS q
| separate garment to be worn under the
basque or jacket. 1853
|" The panier mantle ia one Of the newest
designs in wraps, and is made OF the hand
soonest materials t3s@. f@
Oregon is boasting OF trees 10 feet in
diameter, and girls with web-feet large
enough for a circus tent.
Gendarme blue is the shade of that eelor
for young girls, navy blue fer matared
women, and admn a. blue for elderly damee.
To Mrs. E. M. Pike belongs the honor of
being the first lady to start daily paper in
Great Britain. The Derby Daily Telegraph
is the name Of this journal.
A Baltimore girl ate chalk to make her
complexion white, and she succeeded. Peo-
pie who looked into the casket said that
her face looked like marble.
The majority of Milwaukee girls have
their mouths built 80 large that they clean
their teeth with scrubbing brushes, and the
dentists have to sit out in the back yard
when they perform operations On their
molars. .-
The duel between two women at Una,
Tenn, was sad affair. Both fred to-
together and one hit boy on the fence and
the other killed calf in field. Then
they pulled hair and jawed each other until
one tainted away. s.-
A German woman, confined ut Stockton,
imagining that the Superintendent Of the
Asylum would not furnish her with pen
and paper cut o quarter of yerd from her
calico dress, and upon it with needle and
thread worked O long lsttsr to aoctoria
San Frsncisco friend Of hers.
It is the sweetest thing in life TO Gee the
childlike simplicity and defsrsnce to mater
nal authority which maiden of thirty-tve
or forty will exhibit before . roomful Of
people Is she sAips scress the floor to ask
piazza for little whils.-Andres0s' Basar.
/ A lovers alarm clock has been introduced
in New Orleans. At 10 O'Clock it strikes
loudly. two little doors open, end man
with dressing gown end cap on glidss out,
holding in his hand card inscribed Good
night." As he bows and smilingly retires
back into the CLOCK the young man takes the
hint, Gays Good night " to the fair daugh-
ter and departs. 55s s -
They we're talking about the weight OF
different individuals in certain fanily,
and the daughters young man, who YES
4 present, spoke up before he thought end
said, !" tell you that jennie amt % ssry
3 light either, although che looks Co." And
then he lodasd suddenly conscious, sad
blushed, aad Jennio beasme sasorhod in
studyiEa ehromo on the ssll.
Three romantic Kentucky girls rsazatly
hit upon bettrr deyiaa for assari..s ,aus-
hauas tRan by advsrtisiss. They LIVED on
the esnks OF the Ohio river, ese-j r.sIs-a
to each not bottss aflcss con@ainir9 q
paper on which wa writSn thu sams and
promise to marry whcmsoe~er should
find the bottles. One OF the girls has mar
ried recently the man who fonnd her bottle
far down the river, the second is engaged
to him who found hers at Natchez or Grand
Gulf, and the third is in correspondence
with the finder Of hers, who also lives at a
| great distance from the point where the
bottles were launched.
Nevada girls are fleet of foot and lively
wi.hal. The Plumas National narrates
that one night, about three weeks ago, the
dog of a hunter named Swan started q deer
near the house, which is loeated in Granite
BASIN. Swan was up and at it in moment,
and little later his two daughters Joined
the chase in their night robes The
Dianas, in costumes as picturesque as those
in which the mythic goddess herself figures,
ran up the mountain side ahead of their
father. When shey closed upon the buck
he was at bay, with the dogs loud-mouthed
around him. Miss Sallie, the youngest OF
the girls, did not hesitate, but being un-
armed, seized the buck by the hind legs
and held him until the father arrived. All
the miners in the country now sing the
praises of Sallie Swan of Granite" ~
I What do you think the beautiful word
&c wife y comes frcM? It is the werd in
which the EnglieA and Latin languages
conquered the French end Greek. Aops
the French will coon ct word for 1t in
stead of that drcadfa1 word femme. But
what do you think 1t comes fromp' The
great value of Saxon words is that they
mean something. Wife means ]" weaver. "
You must either be housewives or house.
moths, remember that. In the deep sense,
you must either weave mans fortune or
embroider them to feed upon and bring
them to decay. Wherever a true wife
comes, home is always around her. The
stars may be over her head, the glow-worru
in the night-coId grass may be the fire at
her foot; but home is where she is, and, for
a noble woman it stretches far around her, i,
better than houses ceiled cedar and painted
with vermiIlion, shedding its quiet light far
from those with who else are homeless.
This believe to be woman's true place and
power.-Ruskin.
To the making of new relig ions there is
no end. benjamin. Rowe Of Osakons, Wis.
has just invented one, which is said to be
growiag very rapidly, the followers of which
he calls !" Peculiar Children . revelation
having been n.ade to him by the Spirit that
little interpretation must be given to the
words, g Except ye become as little chill
1 dren ye shall not enter the kingdom Of
Heaven The church discipline requires
Il that s. after the customary religious ox-
ercises old and young shall join in playing
j marbles, tag kissing games and the like,
the very old being permitted TO amuse
4 themselves with dolls and trundling hoop"
Partof which ceremonies are very nice. It
4 is not said, however, whether the. aged
brsthren are required to tie tin cans on
& canine tails !, to fasten cats together and
hang them on the clothes line to dash over
! the sidewalks through peoples legs on