The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-17
EvE-ANaELIcAL CORNER.

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+ Byron collars are worn by young wom-
+ en-.
The newest hosiery Is In solid, dark col
ors.
Dark green unadorned silk hose are ex-
ceediugly popular.
Soft trrbans Of the dress material are worn
with woolen dresses.
Old maids are described as embers from
which the sparks have fed. ..-''
Merry dark bottle green will take the place
of navy blue In popular favor.
A. woman died Of fright nj Janesyille,
Wis.,, upon seaing her childin danger Of be-
| ing run over by afrailroad train.i .'t ~. ...'
girl in G old HIN placed her shoe
Der shaft where the air should 70 thro''
And the miners down there
Died for want of fresh all
| You may think this lie, but it's true.
Shopping has been defined a. q cheap aud
amusing mode of finding out ,whatis worn,
and of seeing all the new ST yles without buy
| ing anything. ..,
| 1t Is about as hard to find girl whose
marriage Is announced In the newspapers
who isn't IL beautiful and accomplished -
IL Is TO find a man who Jlist died twho, wasn't
"honored and respected by oil who knew
| him." s.. .". ... ,...
1 ais it true, Harry, that you have broken
of with Markaway's daughter T Alas,
yssl Twas forced to, although shs isa real
4 ly charming woman" aWhYs"' "Ineom-
patibility Of complexion. She does not suit
l my furniture.,'
4 The New York Mail says a yeung lady
4 was asked by her betrothed on the eve of her
marriage what Of all things she wouid Hike
best that he ashouid give her asa wedding
4 present: "Pay papa's debts, ," said she, land
4 j shall be the happiest girl IN the woFld."
| And, like the dear George Augustus tRat he
4 is, he did It,
| "A fashionably dressed and aristocratic
4 female In London has hit upon Arhappyde-
! vice for driving about thst city imam seouom-
icai way She hires cabs; and takes With her
as companion In the sshicle an exception
ally large Ne#fodndisndT dog.7e When her
journey is concludsd she simply sets her dog
y al the csbman and walks of without paying
her bill. .."iG'@@"..
VHe'was saying. as he scratched Q luelfeE on
!. the side Of the house, ~ like these houses
with hsanded,paint nics1 when, gcu want b
/. strike a:matchs you know =" that 80 p
she asked demurely. II wish i Lived inaa
: house with sand paint,n and then she leakae
J things untntefabler H he had. asked whist
> for she would have hated him. Bat he !die
not, and the match was struck then ant
there.
ri A Marybsna lady was recently sSindles
cut 0f ,s1ats25 by'a amsaty hott was oentrrste.
j With the money for the, money stfor, the par
u Pose iory investing 1t ina United States bend
Il Aftergettb,g the money heEashaway: de
. tectiye heard that. he wss In Wellington an
. was able to identify him by means of lea
) pencil sketch of feature which the lad
drew from memory. '-''-..'." w, i"
i Thelasest thing iM the way ,of. biashes. |
the ladies' fblushing obonpet. !; Ik kis ayP Parisla
# smfhasuntn.eyen reaehedi GsthaR, bit itwil
p p make Ito sepearsn0e there before tthe hel
!. days, and Deer hodge, ladies. jaG nesagrzoft
b can surely wear H. befoRef Esstsr. The d
% vice is most ingeniqas.oRe 10 SIC ths old
n ribbons which go under thr chin arc attach
= = cd two tiny But powsrfai street springs, sne
Y ing in 1rrott round pads, which are brodsht to bel
Upon The temporal Arteries by the action,
bowling bsfii Tie head, and by attifcfaify forcih
y Blood int into che cheeks causes them 70 esu
- fls fused With ctinsot, IL fiicrhents notice"
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~ b. rev ROB-. dify er'ss ,Rphs hstlsn,s.