The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-10-27

all Ualg y5I Luz stea1lu Qc mule. Ill
jLs' take de 'casion heah ter remark dat de
only difference between de two laws is de
way yer state de case"
The satire of this old story illustrates COM
parative civilizations. More than one luck
less a%dventurer in the West and South has
lost his life on mere suspicion of stealing @
horse, where he would have been only fined
for killing a man.
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FASHION, FRsIPPERY AND FOLLY.
Gloves and hats should match each dress.
The Princess Louise is now travelling il
Austria.
All neck arrangements of muslin and lace
are fashionable.
Bracelets are a necessity with the short and
demi sleeves now worn.
Chinese and Hindoo designs are seen upon
many Of the new dress materials.
Some Of the Partisan shoemakers are try
ing to introduce shoes without heels.
Passementiere trimmings are still among
the adornments Of dresses, cloaks and dol
mans.
Silks, satins aud velyets are trimmed with
plush, which makes avery rich and beau
tiful suit.
Dresses of light material are very elabo-
rately trimmed, but when heavy stuff is used
it should be quite plain.
Sara Bernhardt detests the Germans and is
out in a letter showing her distaste in terms
which they call insulting.
White ties and laces are the p%rettiest, and
are usually worn for the neck, collars being
used entirely for house wear.
Short walking suits made Of heavy mate.
rial, with wide belts Of the same, are the pre-
vailing fashion for street wear.
1t was q grateful wife who, when her hns-
band was brought home intoxicated, thanked
God he was not a blood relation.
Beaded collars finished with fringe, also
half handkerchiefs Of beaded net, are num-
bered with CONNECTIONS for neck wear.
Cloaks are made in imitation Of gents
coats as nearly as possible; IN children's out
er wraps the difference is hardly perceptible.
Large gilded hooks and eyes fasten bon
net strings under the chin and ornament
the crown trimming Of many nobby bon
nets.
The old fashioned bonnet with high front
and straight slope backward to a point. ID
again in great demand. The trimmings are
all placed in the front.
Simple toilets are not only made dressy BY
the addition Of fchus, but large bows of
wide satin ribbon, with short ends, are worn
the left side just below the belt line.
a woman is easier to manage who has q
She knows what to expect it is hatter-
ing to be the first object Of passion to q Wo-
man, but it is troublesome she exacts too
much.
Some of the new winter wraps are fitted
ike 9 jacket at the back, but have wide
sleeves that extend to the lower edge OF the
at the back and give it the effect of a
WUDieA Will HIgA sAoNIasIs alt huYlseu
lot to wear the Langtry hoods which are
up by q cord, but choose those in
tead which button together at the lower end
nd lie quite flat.
Elegant shoulder eapes are made entirely
# black Marabout feathers. s novelty il
wraps IS . Persian scarf Of heavy
aW silk ia rich oriental colors, with 9 border
plush and heavy eheaiIle fringes.
For fnll-dress toilets come wooden fabrics
allied nuns yelling, transparent - Tataslin
nd designed to be combined with satin.
thing, BY the way, u satin are those
wool backs. These drape much 1nore
raeefully than Do thesiIk-bacIed gooasana
more durable.