The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1879-09-05
EvE-ANaELICAL coRNER,

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Panier polonaises will be much worn in
the early fall. -as1rs.G eff
Feather fans are the caprice Of the mo-
msnt, but will not last. 1isl ag5 % yar1
There are 450 women dentists in the
United States, and 1850 are studying
dentistry. ' '.-~ -is&'3 = aa !s
| The new wells are made Of kind OF
white net, covered almost with small dots
resembling beads. @2t1 " '2s @" sgti'l@'-J
Ornamental Japanese paper napkins are
used at fashionable afternoon teas instead
of linen damask ones. ''s- pa g
Some of the new sashes are finished
| with hand-painted ends instead of en-.
broidered ends as formerly. '''' Ia '' ~ u
Lace mitts and gloves are almost ami
yersally worn at present, and may be
bought in q great variety Of colors. -
Felt bonnets and round iats will be worn
again in the fall, notwithstanding the sug-
gestion that they were losing favor last
year. si Il Il. "a: .sa9.st.,,,s9s.,. i.
A Syracuse boy put his his sister's switch
into cannon for wadd;ng on the Fourth.
He said that was the proper way to bang
ner nalr. lJ - ,sslG aftaH adj SAL. %
When some women get to be angels
they'll spend half Of their time comparing q
the feathers On their wings, and the other
half flying around looking in their neigh ID
boris sseeond story window oEzr; esz .agi
He was inclined to be facetious. ssWhae !
quantities Of dried grasses you keep here. q
Miss StebbinstI Nice room for a donkey-
to gst into.' 80 Make yourself at hofne,'',
she responded, with sweet gravity. ,r5saa Cd
sr A Michigan lady wants to know whether e
or not itsis honorable for d young man ftozI
stand idly by and watcha girl pass out of q
her teens into the twenties and 90 on down Z
to the shady side Of forty still bearing her
maiden name. X s3i tet5s 6a4 s2sH0lI eat q. e
Sashes are again coming into favor. n
They are worn in a variety Of ways, drapsd
loosely about the hips OF tied closely about
the waist, and are Of all widths ana lengths
the preference being for very wide rib
Ebons, as the present desire Is to shorten the
waist as much as possible. lfo 5t.3 fl
q A pretty way Of arranging aounce is to !.
lay 1t in groups OF three side plaits with
space about three inches long between
them. About four inches from the bottom
theplaits are firmly tackled together, and
about aninch from the top they are gather q
ed SO that the upper half of the founce is
shirred. This looks very pretty, and rs
suitable for anything but heavy silk. .sfs,o
Z A fashionable woman, suffering from o e.
complication ofIdisorders, recently sought
the advice Of an eminent New York physi-
clan. Having related her symptoms, which
we're of a character to cause serious alarm,
she was surprised to hear him say simply,
q" Let me look at your shoes" On seeing
them he added It" cannot treat patient
who wears shoes With such heels as those"
and politely bowed her out. re. "a
Miss Annie Louise Gary was visited at
her home in Maine the other day by par
ty of friends. After trying in vain to make
anybody hear at the front door, they quiet
~ walked arounf to the kitchen at the back
where they found the charming peontralto y
humming an air from :. Aida, !" and mean
while closely watching a broifing steak
The cookery was pronounced as delightful q
as the voice-and that is saying great
deal. 2' @y'A 7i",-' STAR I-ia "a .EaAts ll&
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