The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-05-27
EvE-ANjELICAL CORNER.

SpahlSn DlOnae IS the IaYOrlte lace.
Chicago proposes to have sewing taught in
her public schools.
Mrs. Millionaire Mackay's pet name in
Paris Is "Arizona Nine"
The latest rage In gloves Is the gsnts de
Suede mitts reaching to the shoulder.
The Empress Of Russia is honorary Colo
mel Of the Chevaler Guard Regiment.
II fine feathers don't make fine birds, why
isn't a crow as handsome as peacock
Abroad the fans are so large that when
they are shut they resemble walking sticks.
Woman Is said to have three needs only
sympathy, silk stockings and shopping mon-
ey. e&
There is more satin manufactured at the
present time than any other goods made of
silk.
A deep thinker says tha. "the generality
of women who do fancy work don't fancy
work"
A San Francisco court has decided that
man has no right to whip his wife after he is
divorced from her.
Lady Vaudeville, formerly Miss Yznaga,
of New York. wears in London muf made
out of a young panther's skin.
Mrs. Margaret Fox Kane, one of the origi-
nal spirit-rapping Fox girls, of Rochester,
N. Y, is still living, but is not now spiriti-
alist.
La Vie Pdrisienne: :" La femme recherche
dams lie pretre lie seul homme qui la console
sans rnsulter, la dominic sans popprimmer,
la plaine sans la mepiiser ct recoute sans
rintcrrompre."
Things are not exactly right. A careful
political economist closely calculates that
the women in this country might annually
save $l4, 900 900 in ribbons which the men
might spend for cigars.
A Nevada girls love letter: Dear Jim
my. It's all up. We amt going to get mar
ried. Ma says you're too rough, and guess
she's right. I'm sorry-bu, can't you go to
Europe and get fled down."
In this aesthetic age druggists should be
careful to keep cord of various colors with
which to tie up their wares. What a shock
it Is to the taste of lady with yellow gloves
to be compelled to carry parcel tied with
blue string!
Tight lacing Is growing as fashionable for
gentlemen as for ladies', many of them who
sit at the desk claiming that II helps support
| them. There are number Of shops in Lon
don devoted to the sale of corsets for gem
tlemen only.
%" William" she exclaimed, pushing him
away from her, "you have been eating rad
ishes." CLARA" he responded reproach-
fully, "you forget that I live at boarding
house and that radishes at this season Of the
year cost ten cents bunch"
| The naulr-arsirad- -rhainharmaid- -ha arin9
ming wearing pair of twelve-bntton gloves,
conlidentialsy remarked to the cook: "sure
II bates ALL. niver expected 10 see a lady
wild shtockin's OH her arrums."
"Let us play we;were married." said little
Edith, "and will bring my dolly and say,
See baby, papa "Yes," replied Johnny
land will say sDan't bother me. want
to look through this paper" Children have
strange ideas of grown folks ways, now
don't they" 'H % @#' s~
Millinery item: MA" exclaimed the boy,
gazing down INTO the back yard, where the
younc lady next door was talking to his sis
ter. .scome and look at the bonfire She
came and looked and then exclaimed: "My
son, that isn't bonfire, that's spring bon
ne,."-Edgis. .a-.. ts-..t .ts.s-g.as r
Il City belle (meeting country aunp: of
I'm so glad to see youi' Come and see III
next week, do, fer I'm going TO have a Ger
man on Thursday" Aunt with severity
.Not 1, child. don't want te see any VI
the family make fool Of themselves by mar
| rying foreigner" a aas4ga
0 beautiful effects" says fashion journal
& ~ are produced by the combination OF color
4 In the mantle cloths, lambrequins, plan
= covers and other articles of plush draper
shown by leading Dealers" Beautiful effect
!, I'm pocketbooks are also produced by not my
n ing any Of these things. &- tl "@
D ~ love You, little sweetheart,
. He In tender accents said,
"Aud love yon, too, she answerea,
u As She bent her pretty head.
=. Asd the stars looked down from beaver
On the charming tete-a-tete.
ie A. the pair Of youthful lovers
Q. Gently swung upon the gate.
IN eyes, love vou," soft she niudmured,
:, Looking mp mt him again,
" HOLY Hlackrrell Gee Nj oses.
A,s,,,,rr,f M, I'm dirrful pain.
For. alas we never knew the
III Ingenuity of fate,
I'd And love but betrayr us often
To q mashed thumb In the gate.
% The old lady KEEP, private bottle fro
- vhicn she refreshed herself from time
- time a she felt the need, thoughnone OF
- family knew Ii. One evening her daasht'
In IN trr.,ramagiug through the pantry for doug
nuts for her beau, spied. the bottle aud b
NO the curiosity to draw the cork and apply ]
ns nose 20 the aperture, 1t which moment
- old lady hove In sight and angrily demal
~ ~ Cd: "Wsil, are you any wiser than J
~ ~ weres What do ;you suppose II is?"
don't know what II is" mamna," answer
nv the shr4nking maiden, but 1t smells ]
!" nike Chariey's nustache:"
The inhabitants OF the. rural districts
IN Ohio betray their New England origin
he many ways, but In no way so nnmistakea
led rs their tendency 10 exaIt tile Importance
Sc literature. Two t4iies from the vicinity
e IL Cleveland were recently discussing literal
and in the drawing room OF one Of The Washl
lit ton hotels. First Lady" Above all mod
give inoveIists admire George Eiiet. DO
had like him?n Second Lady" DO like h
hen / think he's just grand, massive, super
First Lady--.So do l. And which Of
novels is your favorite ?" Second Lady
nectively)-aW Well, / think prefer Da
verNnda-,n
en- Mrs. Langtry has disappeared from
- London world at last without leaving ev
rus. memory. The furniture In the little D.
! his where the Prince Of Wales used 70 u
pub himself to breakfast has been sold FOL
|. - hcneiit Of creditors, and the mild-faced
N ! sew Lily IL said 10 have been pu. to gfie
/. straits to meet very ordinary expenses.
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