The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-19
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EvE-ANcELIcAL CORNER.


Circular fans grow in popular favor.
The latest novelties Ia bonnets are pokes
of shirred tulle.
There is rage for peacock feather decora-
tions at present.
Silver gray silks, satins, and surahs are
coming i'll vogue.
Miss Annie Louise Carey expects to reside
permanently In Boston.
Ombre net, in all colors, Is pretty for strings
or scarts on summer bonnets.
A woman in Philadelphia has been bound
over by q magistrate as a common scoid.
Miss Annie Louise Cary will begin her
next concert tour NJ Worcester, Mass, on
September Goth.
Fashionable mountain and seaside dresses
are made of awning stripes. They harmon
ize with the shade Of the front stoop.
The majority Of the girls married in
Warren county, KY, last year, were mere
children, their ages running from fifteen TO
eighteen.
1t has been impossible to get woman to
say anything against the low, broad heal,
since we stated that women With big feet OBJ
jected to then.-BostoR Post,
Sitting Bull has named one Of his twins
" The War Is Over" His daughter, "'She-
Who Glances-a Y ou.as-S She Walks, Is four
teen years old and Is very nice girl.
A saying of Abdel Kader, the great Arab
Chief and patriot Woman Is like the
down on swallows breast, too light to fall
OH earth, too heavy to raise to heaven"
White dotted muf scarfs two and a, half
and three yards wide are used as scarf sashes,
to be worn In any way that fancy, dictated
by good taste, directs, with colored, black or
white dresses. r .-.. .taI
Twas a modest cucumber, half hidden from
view, .......-...4
But cheered by the sunlight and dew.
Meath the bright summer skies 1t doubled Its
size, ....g..
Then it doubled up Mary Jane, too.
When Boston girl is presented with a
bouquet, she says oh, how deliciously
sweet ; Its fragrance impregnates the entire
atmosphere Of the ROOM" A down-east girl
simply says: Is smells scrumptious
thanks, Reuber.-H'dJs.
Stephen White, of Tennessee, wanted to
be buried sitting in an armchair, his old
gun on bis knees and his pipe in his hand,
ual manner to save extra digging, and there
by lost 5000. Stephen made a will which
could not be busted" '..f
There was once Sir James Weir Hogg
who made a fortune in India, and whose wife,
holding a distinguished place in London
fashionable circles, gave splendid parties. 1t
Is said that young blood, meeting one of
the Misses Hogg at ball and not knowing her
name, asked her if she was going to acertain
party at the "piggery." Her naive reply was
oh, I'm one of the litter"
A new song is entitled " How They Part
ed" We have not read it, but no doubt they
parted in the usual way-about . a. IN, af-
ter kissing each other good night" at least
thirty-seven times. Well, guess 1 must
CO." he says, with sigh, about two hours
before he does go. Then, after another half
hours conversation about one thing aud ALI
other, he presses her hand with mach pres.
siveness, says he really must 80, and-love-
ingly fingers another half hour. Then he
| says he didn't know it was SO late, picks up
his hat and moves toward the door, where he
puts his arm around her TO prevent her from
falling In swson, and kisses her five miu-
utes in one inning aud-still fingers. Then
he gives her one more kiss just for tuck, aud
| reluctantly steps down and out into the
black, lonesome night, and calls around the
next night. That is how they parted years
| ago, il we have not been misinforned.-
Norrfsto,cn Herald.