The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-03-18
EvE-ANaEIIcAL CORNER.

A girl with 900 has good figure II she
isn't handsome.
A New York man calls his sweetheart
Kitty, because she gets her back up so often.
Maggie May and Jennie June are already
organized. There is room yet for Aggie Au-
gust and Sarah September.
A freshly-married couple were seated In
palace car, when she said: "George, Amt
you glad? We're relatives now."
A young lady writes to Mentor for posi-
ton for a poor young man she wishes to
marry against the wishes of her parents.
Princess Mary Julie Mememscha, of the
Blackfoot tribe of Indians, has been travel
ing in Europe. She has just returned to this
country.
New engagement rings, slender coil Of
gold, are finished at one end by large soil
taire diamond and at the other by pearl Of
| equal size.
Ladies with large feet will be wise to only
wear black shoes, as t'sese give much small
er appearance to the E OF than shoes Of any
other color.
Kate Kane, a lawyer of Milwaukee, is Pc
titioning the Legisls' ure of Wisconsin to
pass a law directing 3he appointment of a
female deputy sheriff with ayearly salary of
$500.
Where colored shbe Ia used It must be
very judic;ously selected. In the street no
shoe looks as well as black. In the house
shoe the color of the dress Is more appro-
pirate.
Brunettes, with black eyes and regular
features, can wear Spanish, Eastern, Greek
and Hungarian costumes. The eyelids may
be blackened little to add to the general
effect.
J Arizona discovers that she has only $4,000
women, and there is demand for at least
10000 stylish, we'll educated ladies to put in
an appearance at once to give an impetus to
society.
Mrs. Hayes goes home from Washington
one Of the most popular ladies that ever left
/. the White House, and chiefly because she set
!. her face like flint against the use ofintoxica-
6 ting beverages.
Is there anything more idiotic than the ex'
u preston 81 should smile?" There Is. Gin
: cinnati girls who are affected with the Berr'
Z hardt half-vacant stare, think this is real cute
Il 81 should blush to giggle'" ..s..~
Congress has passed specia, act PLACING
:, Mrs. Elizabeth Upright, of Rockland, Iowa
g OH the pension rolls, because she had clever
:, SONS III the Federal Army. There Is no 9th
9 er instance in the country Of a mother hav
. ing eleven soldier sons.
+ Oakley Halls youngest daughter p.inte
in the picture ir the New York water color ex
m hibition which was the first sold. Whe
Hs aa aa b Rsd ae hi b ea
id hood.
OF There is occasionally woman who hs
ty such controllable temper that when ma
is steps on the train Of her dress she can smi
l sweetly and say: "0h, I don't mind It; !
It harm done. Pray don't apologize. 1t Ia
We right. Very awkward? Oh, no" Such
in woman Is a frst-class accomplished hyp
.es critic.
is. Mrs. Polk, widow Uf the ex-Pfesident,
,es nearly so years old, and still retains som
SO thing Of her early charms. % She u fond
,us literature, and greatly interested In the b
ed. tory of the day. She lives quietly a. Mas
ar Vile with favorite niece for q eompanic
eir She is 30 highly esteemed In Tennessee u
is through all the financial vicissitudes OF
The state the interes. on her $4,000 worth
md bonds has always been promptly paid W
lps, no demur. .
Ny For very young girls nothing can DC pr
:" tier than the present fashion OF full i
''h ''h trimmed skirts OF sheer muslin or Ind
= null, worn with snugly fitting bodices
o blue, pink, or cardinal satin. This jaa
STYLE Of q colored corsage appears and re
pears IN the annals OF fashion, and Is alw
popular and becoming. 1t relieves the
'e' ing and meaningless costumes OF " sim
white" and yet does away with the glai
effect of an entire dress of bright color.
orld Good taste !s sometimes as useful as mo
stops and has q peculiar value Of It's own. }
edi- often do we see a cheap but tastefuliy
It Is ned and arranged cottage exceeding II
past tractiveness the spacious and COSTLY ou'
contrived dwelling. The difference betv
some taste aud the want Of Is strikingly m
, In tested in the laying ontof grounds and
lows planting of trees and shrubs. And Il Is
er It manifest in other ways. One person apl
He always well dressed; another never. fe
IS pa one who Is addressed may pay his
twice as much In the year as the other.
ordi- IL "a with the dress Of women. One
wears does not understand the adaptation Of
may and colors may be loaded with costi,
II the ments and fnery and never appear
Is, he dressed. -.