The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-08-12
EvE-ANcE..cA- COR
Lace founces are slsin H. fashion.

Beauty il the nrst present na ure gives to
women, and the inst It takes away.
A man Who cann", govern his "wn temper
should never try to control his w,ft's.
Shaded grays, browns and gsIn-ts are The
colurs worI. by older women this seas't.
"What is love ?" 1t is FEELING ,ha' You
don't want ANY other fellow going u
with her.
How could the Maid of Orl"sns m r" sid
cred fair when everyone knows tia j. an
vas dare ?"
Bracelets made Of old silver medals, IL k-d
together with silver beads, sre As la y "f
The moment.
"The highest effort in modern h"spi'al-
~" saws The London World, " Is I" ~ ll""
dozen we'll assore 6 Q tsa'u dsh nin "a
ble."
Dion Bcucicauit predicts for II III II ION,
Who is now atIing Ia London, n anna "'a-
ser ~ successful as that of hei mo hr', the
eccentric Matilda Heron.
A new profession has stated, sm by q
wnman. too, who announces htt~lt n
stngeiuail - art ist, and whose sk'ii Is tX-
pended "i, beauty my the ha'ls.
1t Ia estimated that In 1880 New inik
,prbt 81, 600, 900 for ros. buds. s"n""f hirh,
~, ably the crimson 'Jacqu.min"s, s'ih for
light times their weight IN geld.
Under the laws nf Illinois, what land
,ady or prying boar,ieis can see Though
ke,iole cannot he accepted Ms evidence In
nurt. This has headed off l.ts cf divorce
ases.
A Chicago dentist says that If people under
hity, more Young ladies than young gentle
men apply Cor false teeth, aid he finds tile
'ause in the fact that young ladies chew car
tmels.
Never marry for wealth, but remember II
$ just AS easy To love a girl who has brick
n,l,s. with mansart rmf and silver pla-
ed door-bell as one Who has nothing but
auburn head aud an amiable disposition.
A fashion paper tells us ,ha, silk.n hosiery
| is now all ths rage III Paris, with insertions
If portraits AID medallmns of point Lace
Fancy glaicing al Sour ladyinses si"'kihg
,nd finding there some other fellows p"r-
ait.
Shoes are now made with low, broad heels,
placed where heels belong, and n"i under
| IL. centre If the f,Ot, viii, h show 1 = all
hey ae. Women with large pedal eAtiem-
les are opposed To this change, la u ally
| enough.
A young lady admitted to her m"ilm that
| cr L,vrf hat! kissed her on the cheek. - And
,hai did you do ?'' asked the old lay, IN
| tone "f Indignation. Mother" sand The
| yoirg lady, " cannot tell lie; 1 turned
| he other cheek"
The crinoiine has been resurrer,ed IN Par
| -. The modisles are bringing k,t' a Il The
| hoop>kirt in opposition To the limp, ianS
| ,kl If the esiheiic. There are ais" 'Um"rs
afcai that the coal 'scuttle bun,.r' is shortly
| 10 make It's rrappeaiaiict, alld IN mere az
| raw ated form illaii ever.
London Truth: Dancing by daylight IS
noi looked on wth approval b. 'hep I'M
| rs. Men hate II girls don't quite liza e II,
,ecalse they could not, under any ciicnm-
| Stances, hate dancing but they Nonld inti,.-
ueiy prefer that, To their minds, ehc ting
exercise by any other light, he II saS. 'si-
Ies stars moon slfsrsisY n sssshss efu.sa nsS
lightls WsIs,1fffna u ai2 2ssss. sss'ea sHes~'' ~
l. "A weakly Ohirago widower 10 about to
marry the wife Of Mike Weaver, a notorious
burglar, and herself belonging to . family "f
| thieves. Mike rubbed this niahS house VI
s4,00O worth of plate and i-w-lry, and was
| sent to 81 ate Prson. Mrs. Weaver 10 pretty
| and wiasoll,e, II 10 needless 10 say, for when
The witower called on her to negotiate for
| the return 0f the plumber, she cap.iSated
him. The marriage Is To- take place as SOON
| she can obtain divorce from the convict.
A lady recently returned from Paris says
| that th. sni ique styles have quite taken :he
1
Paris and London, that nj recent wedding
| r-ceptiln in ST.. Petsrsburg more than 900
| :. artistic " dresses were dlspatchrd FIR ths
| ladi-s II Inc Court, and that Worth Is al
| ready preparing q may. iticent number uf
| real antiqlis dresses to be- sent To An.rica Ia
srasun for the autumn openings, a. the or-
der of onr leading importers.
The innuence 0f women In Journalism In
the United states Ia far greater than appears
on the surface. The fact that ,here are sixty
papers and periodicals openly edited and
published by woRen gives bus a very small
fractiDnAl 8 hica Of the extent of their con-
isectian with journalism. The nusnher of
female contributors to. ail classes Of papers
and magazines is i,Ot known 10 the general
public, and NM always even To The pubiish-
ers, fruan the fact that In The highest cases "f
Il periodicals. they frequently .Adnpt norns dc
| plume, while many others Form part of the
aihorIal staH " influential Journals, where,
~ impersonai contributors, ser n net recog-
nised.a afL h aas f4 %eI e.5 p3 se.a =
4 The poetieal costumes Of this season are
those whsrs each detail Ia In hsrn,ony with
the others ccmptsi,g The toilet, as in an out
ut designed by Worth the dress ~asof meet
Il delicAts blus; satin, hand painted ~ fhral do
signs and lsse garnished, while half hidden
amid the mssses of Duchesse lace on corsage
and skirt were ir-descent hnnmmg" birds ON
flexible feet 10 arranged that they quiver nj
the slightest D0vement Of the wearer, radia-
liing 81 cvrly turn and gleaming In each
new degree of light. The stockings were of
= pale blu. silk, with noral d~signs In puchesse
d lace let I'm, while the delicate satin slippers
I Ia the same moonlight tint were bort-rsd
with quillings and centre roertts of Ouch
esse isae, and upon each rosette -ested an
exquisite haRming bird with illuminated
throat and head and outstreiched wings, 10
II r~sdy ~ leave Ia dainty perch upon the
dainty and costly -gabed foot of ks lovely
mistress
A youth and maid on lonely veranda
J Were taking purely Platonic aeander.
An anchorite be, aud all win agree
They never delight In n sweet o~cuIation.
But anchorites sometimes must have vaca-
tion. ~A& a. @a
And then they Indulge in their own inelina-
Hs murmured. I" start on the morn for Mon.
| tana, E.# *..a @=4
He sighed, and his eyes sought the eyes Of
his Anna --s...s.-- .....-a
Her eyee were no blue, 80 near TO him TOO,
That what could poor human anchorite do?
J AK, gentle reader. this question of you.
! lUniess you're cynic, you'd have but QUO
view.)
30, breathing devotion, he bent his head
over,
For dxwned on his mind that he'd . lit upon
clover"
, His eyes ans ~cred back, "iook out for a
smack"
Aad now, tho wish that / could say that he
kissed her.
, have 10 record that she had small. 4 ter,
Who bobh-d up sereneiyr just then hs
missed her.
HARVARD Crimson.
A Comedy OF Errors.