The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-09-16
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EvE-ANGELIcAL CORNER.
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Opinions are still cut bias.
The sweetest things in canes is the suger
cane
Cream tints are now seen on the table
clothes.
Big-headed walking sticks are considered
knobby.
Small Roman pearls are braided in the
hair with fine effect.
Fabrics intended for evening wear are
selected by gaslight
A Atwilled surface is popular in new goods.
Twill always look WE'LL
Wild roses and brown leaves on pale blue
muslin have fine effect.
A veil is a protection against the sun Of
heaven aud the sous of earth.
OF all the dress stufis in the market the
chevoits are the favorites of the season.
| White shoes are obsolete, and gold leather
only worn by beauties who buy sandals by
the score.
Chamber curtains are made Of cretonne or
Madras muslin, and fastened with garlands
Of fresh flowers.
Womens' hats at the theater will continue
to be worn with abominations atop and pro-
family in the rear.
Mrs. Fortune, Of Halifax, has given birth
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never come singly.
Shoulder capes are made Of a mass Of
white lace ruttles; pretty mantels from
cream or colored chenilles.
Cashmeres will be largely imported next
season, as they are again the most stylish
wool fabrics with Parisi.nnes.
Heavy brocatelle silks with the figures i'm
pressed in the fabrics are shown in advance
for the dresses of next season.
White or pale pink or blue plumes are on
the most dressy white hats, while an abund-
ance of black feathers trim hats for all oc-
casions
The young woman who used to sing so
divinely, "Oh, Had the Wings of Dove"
is satisfied with chicken leg now. She is
married.
Oh, let the women vote if they want to.
ANY woman who supports husband and
family of children Is capable Of supporting
the Constitution.
81 hope this is not counterfeit ?" said
lover as he toyed with his sweetheart's hand.
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was the quick reply.
We have just read handkerchief firta-
ton code, and advise all men wishing to
avoid breach Of promise suit to wipe their
mouths with their coat-tails.
"Durn the dogw he said. an settle his
hash for him when 60 down there to see
Kate tonight" And he proceeded to satu-
rate the seat Of his trousers with strchnine.
many cares. Yesterday little baby sister
arrived, and papa is on a journey. 1t was
but piece Of luck that mamma was at home
to take care Of it,"
Times Changes-Old Mr.. and Mrs. Smiler
are looking at the comet from their chamber
window: "No, Mollie, no, that cannot be
the same comet of lS43, the appendage is 80
very much larger" But, my dear Horace,
the comet was younger then" They retired
In silence.
When your daughter performs task In an
ill-fashioned manner, always say, There!
might as we'll have done it myself In the
first place." and then take the work out Of
her hand and do 1t yourself. This will ELL
courage the girl not to try TO do the thing
| the next time she Is set about II.
| A Pleasant call-"Come here, Hildebrand,
| nv love-" said fond New Haven mother as
| her spndle-legged youngster appeared just
inside the gate. Hildebrand! l should
say 50. How came you TO tie such homely
boy to such a high-priced name ?" said =
spoken caller. "He may be homely,
but he's mine, thank you. l didn't have to
marry a widower with four great overgoown
boys, as you did" This treading on corns,
metaphorically, don't pay.
In the grass of the feast grounds at Tuscon,
A. T., last Sunday night, richly
crying at the distant stars, when Colonel J.
| ID. Dean discovered her. One American lady
| offered the Colonel $50 for the baby. A Mex
lean lady offered $50 Others wanted him to
raf.,s her off, and as the excitement ran high
he might have cleared a thousand dollars
had he done so. Rut he declined all offers
! aud adopted the Infant himself, and put her
in charge CT Mexican woman to be nursed.
Ten days ago in Ramsey's canon, Cohiss
county, A. T., Miss Stroud, aged l3 years,
passed a camp Of Mexicans who were en-
gagged in wood cutting. She went to her
fathers place aud told him that Mexican
boy at the wood camp had insulted her.
Stroud, with q mob of twelve men, caught
the boy, stripped him and compelled nine
Mexicans, among whom was tho boys
father, to whip him with knot;ed rawhide
thongs. The boy has since died, aud now
the artful little Miss Stroud says that she was
| not insulted by the Mexican youth, and that
she only told the story for fun. The Ameri-
cans in that vicinity are panic-stricken.
They fear that the outraged Mexicans will
descend upon them and wreak vengeance.