The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-11-28
Eva-ANaE11cA1 coRNER.

/ EVE-ANGELICAL CORNER.
| Very small bustles are worn.
Ribbed velvet is mucS worn. ass
Sealskin fringe is late novelty.
Cninchilla looks best on black velvet.
Tiger skin muffs are recent novelty.
The umbrella ia she latest large bon
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Tns archduchess OF Russia smokes Cigar
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T Black silks and cashmere are trimmed
with the gayess colors. Is eassa
Very full ruches are worn at the throat.
Plaid hose are the new idea for children.
| Large wooden buttons in walnut or oak
are used on cloth suita made by. Worth.
r. Cheer up, girls! Naomi was fifty years
old when she was married. .--Y Yonkers Ga
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The plaid silk kerchiefs somuch liked by
ladies are fashionable woIn- with the ends
passed through q gold ring tgi q,
New linena maybe embroidered more
easily by rubbing il over with Iine wkite
soap; 1t prevents the threads from crack
ing. luaRtzfa Ias aoiI@aie8z g1ls asf
/ If brooms are wet in boiling suds once
week they will become very tough, will not
cut carpet, will last ranch longer and
win always sweep like new broom.
The last available place discovered for
shirrings is on the sleeves Of wrappers,
which are gathered several times at the
wrist and at theupper part of the arm.
Madame Patterson Bonaparte was re-
markabls in the latter part ofzhef life for
always carrying gaudy umbrella, and
wearing q black velvet bonnet decorated
with yellow ribbon.gA -llat oa5E2
y Dress seams are now frequently curved
to the arm hole, after the fashion Of few
years ago. It is claimed that the long
seam, reaching TO the shoulder, makes the
waist appear large. a3tssa'sslq5
A young lady who didn't admire the GUS
tom in vogue among her sisters of writing
d letter, aud then cfoss-writing it to illegi-
bility, said she, would prefer her epistles
!" without an overskirt.nq .sal6E
Y 4 new idea ID kid gloves is the Foster
glove, fitting the hand IS the shos does the
foot, and laced with cord between dou-
Bile row of buttons, thus enabling lady TO
wear tho smallest possible size.
The insane Empress Carlotta is still at
her chareau in Belgium. so far improved as
to talk on all topics as sensibly as any one,
and only occasionally falling into tits of
abstraction, brooding over tho great mis-
fortune of her life.
Frosted flowers are coming into fashion
for evening dresses. An easy way of FROST
ing those which have lost their freshness is
to touch them lightly with the white Of an
egg and then scatter frosting powder,
which is merely powdered glass, over
them. =
Oil cloth can be kept like new If washed
once month in skim milk and water,
equal quantities Of each; rub them once
Ii three peashs wiEh hnseed oil nut on
very ibtle, rub ii well and polish with az
old silk cloth, and they will keep for years.
s I. i wish it, would rain if it's going to-
sald Vallejo wife to.her husband ''And
why, dear" he affecsionately asked. "Oh,"
said she, gazing vacantly Ut a pin on the
floor, 81 don't see any use of wearing
monogram stockings this kind OF wealth
sr.'' "
Miss Emma @. Thursby, after her en-
with the Strakosehes is finished,
will enter into matrimonial one with Mr.
Henry @. Gillig, one Of the American Ex-
,hange, London. Miss Thnrsby is TO re-
,eive $4,000 for her series of concerts in
America
A fashionable garment can now be made
Dy taking your husbani's ulster, dyeing 1t
brown, cutting off the breast pockets;
gathering 1t behind and sowing ten cents
vorth of black. ruching around the neck.
With one of these on a middle-sized wom-
N can sail into a five cent store with the
air of a Duchess.
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THE POPULATION CENTER eFTHE G oUN-
rRT. -THe exact center now cannot be des-
gnated, and we must wait until another
census is taken before it can be determin-
,d The center of population has, showeyer,
slways followed very closely the 3ssh parallel
If north latftude! In 1890 it was due east of
Baltimore in the chesapeake ID 1900 it
vas vest of Baltimore Oil tie meridian Of
iii 1910 il was near the juno
ion OF the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers;
d 1880 it had moved to the boundary line
between Virginia and West Virginia; in
1880 il was just south Of the seth parallel,
ind southwest from Moorfield; 1840 it was
almost exactly on the 39sh parallel, and due
Iouth OF ClarksLurg, w. va in 1850 it had
3assed west 10 the point where the Little
zanawha crosses the seth parallel, in 1860
/ was On the parallel south Of ChilIicotha,
D and in 1870 III moved tt, the north at
point just about midway between Cincin-
lati and Chillicothe. Is Is probable that
he center il now very aearly at Cincinnati,
although the immense immigration 70 the
,outhwest during the last decade may pos
libIy carry it south Of the Ohio river.
THE ADVANCE OF Observation-Disclosures
Important discovery has just been made.
This time In metallnrgy, By Mr.. Resse,
IL Pittsburg, Pa. The gentleman claims
hat be can melt instantly bar OF cast
ltael one inch III diameter, which cannot be
used Id less than i've minutes ID the high
ut heat attainable. simply By throwing
against il column Of air having velocity
If rs 900 feet minute. The instant the
IiT souches the metal ths fusion takes place;
He further claims to b ahle 70 auneal bars
If steel or iron at the rate Of one foot Per
second, thns increasing the GuctlIits Of the
metal 100 per cent. without the use Of ether
fusl than that contained ID the metal it-
'elf. he simply upf0oks the occluded or
ateut heat; 1t becomes sensible and en-
arges ths metal, and BY the method OF do
ng this the enlargement Il made perms-
.ent. He STATES shat be VIII get $1,000