The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-26
EvE-ANGELICAL CORNER.
Circular fans grow in popular favor.

EvE-ANGErIcAL CORNER.
. Circular fans grow in popular favor.
A bow with many ends is called " fat"
The fashionable maid now perfumes her
gloves.
Alligator skin belts are adopted for walk
ing suits.
New note paper has flower In place of
monogram.
Los Angeles has two horse thieves, girls,
aged II and II.
A barber shop at Jackson, Mich, has four
girl apprentices.
A bibbed apron Is worn on flower and fern
hunting expeditions.
A pretty conceit for fan is Cupid twining
roses around maiden.
Hats are edged with passamenterie lace Of
gold and skeleton silver.
The newest charm to hang on bangle or
a watch chain Is tiny lantern.
The proportion of men to women who
commit suicide Is as four to one.
Dress buttons are pointed with miniature
landscapes In the unde,glazed style.
A European lady In Japan has collected
700 teapots, no two of them alike.
Raw silk underwear Is recommended for
those tourists who are exposed TO variations
of climate.
Gloves are not cut or removed for the
wedding ring-the groom places II Oh the
gloved finger.
One haIr IN the hash will cause more
hard feelings than seven notices on the wall
can overcome.
| The babies in the South Sea Islands are
raught TO swim when other children are only
beginning TO creep.
A great deal of "rip.rap" trimming, |. e.,
lace made of serpentiue braid, Is used on
singhams aud lawns.
Broad linen collars worn with gingham
suits are embroidered With narrow vine or
dots to match the dress.
Mr.. Nj. G. 9. Steele, a sister of ex-senator
| Conkling, has been a searcher Of women
| passengers at the New York Custom House
| for the last II years.
Handkerchief are of blue, pink or lilac,
with the name embroidered IN script. 9th
ers are Of ecru linen, with a whip, horseshoe
or other sporting emblem.
! 1t Is suggested by the New York Com
mercial Adrertiser that the Mrs. Garfield
fund be turned over TO Mrs. Lincoln, who Ia
said to be in need of money.
An observer says that when ladies bet q.
the races they are generally guided by
pretty color, the graceful form of the horse,
| a favorite name, or neat or picturesque APP
pearance of the jockey.
| A Wisco nsln wife's suit for divorce depends
upon evidence which she procured by putting
paint on the soles of her husbands boots,
thereby marking his footsteps when he
ought TO have been home abed.
Homer, H., had female barber, and in
| stead of whooping around and raising Bob
| Ingersolls no-sach-place about 1t, the women
quietly raised purse of $500 to an old bach
TO marry the shaveress aud lake her ay from
| town,
Alas for the unhappy brunette! Fashion
| DEGREES her reign is over and does not hest
tate to announce that woman to be utter"
siylish must be blonde. Yellow, yellow
hair, pale or yellow skin is the stamp Of ar
istocracy.
Some one has discovered that flowers may
be kept for long time by putting them into
a glass air-tight jar with q morsel Of quick
lime wrapped in oil silk at the bottom. In
this way they may be indefinitely preserved,
even il the jar is opened from time to time.
When 1t comes dow:. to fine figuring, there
is woman In Ohio who Is entitled to tho
first premium. She owed her hired man
$3.50 for labor performed. To settle the ac-
| count she married him and for $50 got di-
vorce, coming out Of the speculation $500
ahead.
Mrs. Joscar had just returned from visit
to the seashore, aud was giving her family a
summary of the fare upon which she had
been subssting. After moments abstfac-
tion she remarked: And as TOR deserts, we
ALWAYS had two, and oftener three Yonk-
ers Gazetts.
One of the newest agonies of this Intense
age Is for a young gentleman to send to his
adoied and adorablea large-sized Japanese
parasol covered with those decorations so
common to Japanese art. This signifies
May walk with you this afternoon?" And
: he generally does.
After all IL turns ont that Nellie Grant
Saroris made a good match. Her husband
has a respectable income Of probably f2,0GL
a year, and with home many years in his
family, he lives upon his income easily and
has plenty of time for pleasure, hunting,
rowing and fishing. ....... s.-a.. .
A bridegroom slapped his brides face two
hours after marriage, as they were about u
take train at Whiteside, Ill.,, for honey.
I moon tour. She stood still in surprise, bat
Only IOT u hCh SID oStSSu h.s
cane, belabored him we'll and Went back
home with her parents. ..s
Watering place bellies improve so rapidly
under the effects of the bracing sea air thai
: they are taller at night by an inch than they
were in the morning. The initiated know
that this Is done by putting on pair o.
shoes for the evening toilet that have corh
: insoles an inch thick at the heels which tapel
off at the toes. ....s .. .......sI srs..s... J
Common wooden buckets are the lates
= fancy, painted and filed with ferns for tb'
drawing room. Some are painted will
flowers; flight of swallows In black ant
: white flying over landscape. A large mono
= gram or medallion or u simulated ribboI
: passed around with afew long stalked fower
put through the loops.
, There is popular tradition that the In
:, dian woman Is mere appendage TO the war
! rior, living In state of abject slavery, an'
f devoted wholly to waiting on her husband
} But this illusion is rudely dispelled by th'
announcement that as soon as Sitting Bull
band of Sioux were ON the boat they begal
(; making their toilet. The bucks began un
;. braiding the hair of the sqnaws, combed II
. | creased il with pork and again braided II
= The nearest approach to offices of that kin
. in civilized domestic life is the upbraidin
which sometimes goes ON between marrie
: pair.
| @#8& Scratch My Sack. =-