The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-06-03

Caua'y green Is new color.
"Minerva's eye" is a new shade Of blue.
Steel and gold is the admired combination
his summer.
Women who have not fine teeth laugh only
with their eyes.
Black and white fans are worked with jet
and silver beads.
Train skirts are worn only by married or
ma. .ronly women.
Washington ladies visit the races on horse
back iu large numbers.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln is very i'll at her
sister s home in Springfield
Mixed black and white feathers are used
to trim black rough straw hats.
Mrs. Garfield, the Presidents mother, is
said to be stalwast in politics.
Stuff or kid shoes are prcttily embroidered
with bunch of flower in colored silk.
Giants de Suede are shown in mitt shape,
with long sleeves reaching to the shoulder.
Embroidery of the finest kind s consider
ed more elegant on null dresses than lace.
An odd necklace of Venetian shells is
composed of black scallop shells alternating
with silver ones.
A new style of shoe is laced ia,onally
from the toe up the side, aud is said to be
neat and comfortable.
Algerian silk roses in coral tints are very
pretty, but it is only very tine complexion
that can stand the trying shade.
Facings of muslin, wrought like CaruCk-
macross points are placed under the trains Of
gov us instead of plated sweepers.
A necklace from Syria consists of num-
ber of rude representations Of the human
hand in blue glass, all strung together.
New engagement rings are slender coils Of
gold, finished at one end by large solitaire
diamond and at the other by pearl OF q. .Ual
size.
To make maccaroni tender, put it in cold
water and bring it to a boil. 1t will be much
more tender than if put in hot water or stew
ed in milk.
The cactus lace straws are so delicate and
transparent that they must be lined with
colored silk, thus making them exceedingly
becoming to fresh young faces.
Those who cannot afford the expense Of
natural flowers buy artificial ones and min
gle with them Il few sprays of Smi'aX, the
| effect being that of bunch of natural flow
| ers.
Fringes of all kinds are verp tashiona' le-
soft, wavy, silky fringes, marabout fri"Ges,
feather frin.es, as the old-fashioned, tA isted
cord fringe, with each end finishing in lit
tie loop.
"My d, ar" said an anxious matron to her
daughter, 1" it is very wrong for youngprnple
to throw kisses at each other" "Why so,
mamma? I'm sure they don't hurt even if
they do hit"
You can get bottle or barrel Of oil off
of any carpet Or woolen stuff by applying
dry buckwheat pleAtifully aAd faithfully.
Never put water or liquid Of ANY kind l."
such grease spot.
\ New York paper @ives this hint TO la
dies Ii you II" I."t lIk" Spa "sh la''. y"n
|
la. 1t will he in that distant region only
that woman Will dare appear this summer
without her gown trimmed with Spanish lace
and plenty Of it,"
| " Why Is woman more afraid OF q mouse
than man?' inquired young Smartboy of
his best gill. "Oh, assure you?" was the
reply, mouse Is much more dangerous
than man. and she leaned 81 heavily on
his arm that for a moment lie really inagin-
ed he was IA man.
In Paris false ears are IA new manufacture
foi the toilet. Ladies who think they have
ugly ears place these artistic productions
under luXurant tresses of hair, tastcn them
to the natural ears and wear them for slow.
False Lair, false teeth, false breasts, false
hips, false calves, false eaIs, faise--wlat
next?
In London the "II,garth hat is the fash
ion. The idea is taken sron picture raIl-
ed |" The Forfeit" An arch looking girl las
= put on young officers hat and the young
officer bends over her shoulder and takes
recompense for Disturbance" The hat is
three cornered. it will be brave woman
. who will dare to wear il.
Miss Gertrude Blood who, according to the
London Truth. is soon to be married to Lord
Colin Campbell, son of the Duke of Argyll
is said To be he daughter of Mrs. Victoria
G. Woodruff, by her second husband, Col
: Blood. In due time, if this story is true,
= Mrs. Woodruff will be connected In distant
i and roundabout way with the royal family
y itself. A queerer ending for queer life
: could scarcely be imagined.
There Is bit "f romance yet in the Aus
trian Empress heart, though she Is credited
with being such All Amazon. She cheiishe,
: In beautifully jeweled box, not stone o
great price, but q little faded nosegay u
l. edelweiss, that mountain flower, white ant
delicate ss snowflake, which the Austrian
= peasants attach TO their buttonloles as a sigi
g of love. The little nosegay was given to th'
n Empress by her husband the time they were
$ beirothed.
When turnips placed In the cellar h, lin to
sprout they are usually thrown away, but I
bushel Of turnips will furnish family Will
salad all winter, and very good one i
= properly prepared. Place the bushel u
u turnips In dark, warm room to sproul,. all,
'. when the sprouts are three or four inches
, long cut them off, pick the leaves of All,
u plunge them In hot water moment; thei
o plunge them In cold water; place the sprouts
y In the colander to drain Off all the water ant
/ send to the table with a plain dressing o.
bacon dressing poured over them.
!, "Do yoa love me, sweet ?" was the wall h,
- wole,
As he pressed her close to his hearts wlt
q throhhing;
Does loves fierce fii1 irrigate your soul?
II your heart with mine simultaneously
e hohhingp"
. Her soulful eyes flew up to his face,
And pierced his own with their lovely gilt
Ii ter,
h Then softly she murmured with wtchinl
grace,
DO love you, George? We'll, shout
p twifttr"
-Modera A,go.
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