The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-02-21
EvE-ANGE11cA1 CORNER.
Tulie illusion is the popular bridal vail.


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Custom compels an Ieeiander to kiss eve
1y woman he meets.
Who was the first girl mentioned in the
Bible? Jennie, Sis. 4F
The most costly silk hose have oyals of
real lace inserted in the instep.
\ lively female gossip with but one arm
is known as +" the short hand reporter
Underwear OF spun silk iii cardinal red
are among the choice novelties in hosiery
A novelty and luxury is the perfumed
ss,~,.se, fGsu--s-
ing.
The fashion plates that come from Paris
are colored mostly in the prisons by female
convicts.
The first women clerks employed in ths
National Treasury were appointed in 1862
There are now over 1890.
In the United States there are $50 females
practicing as doctors, 420 as dentists, five
as lawyers, and IS as preachers.
Every mans roof covers little corner Of
paradise, unless he has scolding wife, in
which case the climate changes.
"Take away women," asks a writer,
sand what would follow? ?" We would.
Give us something harder next time.
Among the most elegant novelties in toI-
toise-shell are porte-monnaies and card
cases, with perfectly made tiny watch in
the side. ',es~
Senator Sargent's two daughters have
both studied medicine, and the elder, having
been graduated. is practicing her profession
at the Freedmen's Hospital, in Washing
ton.
Black kid gloves, with from six to twelve
buttons, with monogram or devlce en-
brodered either in gold or color to match
the dress, is considered the thing for toilets
de eeremsnie.
notice in western newspaper of
steamboat explosion ends rs follows "'Fhe
captain swan ashore. So did the chamber
maid; she was insured for $4,000, and
was loaded with iron."
Spun silk hosiery in broad ribs and high
eolors-red, blue, black aud brown-are !
worn in tie coldest weather by delicatelY
organized women who cannot bear the cg
tact OF soolen stockings.
The lowing was recently seDf
school mistress i'll Birmingham, k'""
! Miss y., can yon allow our Henrietta
Georgianato come home aud arse Ni0"',
| us Alfred while orr LouseAnne S'ce''''"
goes to dancing to schooY
| A Chicago paper say y " Snow fell here
yesterday rQgs aeep. les a D, loai9 %
editor see that, and he will aeh you tha@ =
Ass.4...-.. q a Glaica1ra Woman S foot deep
thing for people VIII wanted to go out OF
doors,
:" What shall / leave you when die -
said an insipid fellow to young lady whose
patience he had nearly exhaus' "Needn't
wait till you die," said she; "you can leave
something now if you WILL What shall
/ leaveP'' he asked. Leave yourself,
she replied. He left.
The venerable wife of a celebrated physi-
clan one day, casting her eyes out of the
window, observed her husband in the fune
| raj procession of one of his patients, at
which she exclaimed 81 90 wish my hus-
band would keep away from such process
4 sions. 1t appears so much like tailor
carrying home his work ~
s.Darn a fool, says Harkins, who was vex.
cd 10 his wife. $50 mote it be, !" said Mrs
H., foarishing darning needle; where
abouts are you worn out ~ Harkius said
some people are too smart to live long, and
he was too awfally angry when his wife
congratulated him on his prospects for a
long life. Oh, the tongues of these wo-
, men
|; When is q lady's dress like Al unfortunate
; bull-fg gbter ?-When it is gafcd And when
is it like partisan ?-Wh ii it is biased.
And when is it like topper? When it is full,
| Aut, y hen is it like the sails of ship?-
4 When ii is trimmed Whenis it likea sea-
| son of the year?-W When it is lsnF. When
, | is It no Logger fit for use ?-After she has
: once worn it out.
4 Missouri lady sent to Gen. George q
Vest. du ing the Senatorial contest, the huge
$ claw Of gray eagle, with a message to the
: effect that he must not let GO bis giip,
a bur, with talons like unto these, cling tt
r the pure tenets of p4rty which, in It's ef
}. forts to advance truth, honors itsolf. Ger
Q Vtst. as soon as he was elected, let 20 hi
Il grip upon the claw, giving it to one Of hi
= supporters il the Legislature.
A well-dressed, middle-aged woman occn
pied rooms several days in the Brnnswicl
Hotel Boston, paid her bills IN full an'
> was liberal with gifts to the employees Oh
: her departure she ordered an elaborat
supper FOR 800 persons, to be sent TO he
!, suburban home, accompanied by cooks an
walters. The staff was taken at the az
pointed time to the place indicated, but th
woman had no home there. She was
lunatic, and had escaped from an asylum
Mrs. Madison is probably the Only lad
y who, after leaving the White House as II
i mistress, received up to the time OF he
i death the same attention as when its queer
:. MANY now in Washington remember ho'
= the crowd, including all diplomats, aiWay
j went from the White House to call on hr'
:, : Madison, who, when she was past sesent
!. - years OLD, used to receive in q low.nec
= : dress, and always wore turban, Sue
j. crowds called on her that the visitors wei
! obliged to pass cut the back door while OIL
S. egs entered bg the front.
in The craze for dime neeklaees has broke
sr- out, and promises 10 be greater scoura
d, than were the dreadful batton-strlngs
ee ten years ago a young lady concludes
one. She asks every seul that y
ge can cali grieDd to contribute dime VIII
chs his or her monogram engraved npon
at After slaa collects twenty-five or thirty MOI
be osran,ed dimes, she has q jewelsr stlin
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