The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-07-07
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Queen Victoria weighs 200 pounds.

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Queen Victoria weighs 200 pounds. 1--
The cLsngtry" bonnet 10 little Of crown
and large of brlm. cote - ''H't' '.". ".t
a Japanese lady has just graduated with
honor from Vassar.' = y9'T,. ''
|, An. zachariah Chandler win spend the
summer at Mount Desert with her daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Hale.
A New Yorker will make dlmple In your
cheek for thirty cents. and warrans il to
stand in any climate for six weeks. -, ,,...
A pretty bouquet for the hair Or oorsaxs
consists Of large double sweet peas, with
flexible stems, and delicste fern leaves - 1.'
Among the rapidly appearing eccsntrici-
les In fancy jewelry b an ornament for mill
linery in the shape Of six tiny birds trans-
'hxed on gilded spit. ....
The primitive palm-lesffau has succunbsd
to the decorators art and Ia now colered
somber green or In dull blue, and ornament
ed with esthetic lilies or the "gaudy leonins
sannower."
"a A Texas man was married while dying,
and the fashion journals, aher lengthy dis
cusaioa, have decided that, although his
widow must wear full mourning for thirteen
days, etiquette, under tho circumstances,
will permit her to have clocks on her stock
ings.
Currants and peaches are the fruits most
used this season for millinery ornaments.
The strawberries, grapes, and cherries, 90
fashionable last year, have disappeared, but
the fine white blossoms Of fruit trees are the
caprice Of tho moment for trimming dark
straw bonnets. -,. ..... .-
The Gothic style Of handwriting, now 90
popular among young ,ladiss,l may have its
disadvantages. It II said that . young man
who recently received . specimen Of Il could
not tell, for the life Of him, whether II Wa
ayes, with pleasure" !" "No, thank you," or =
sketch Of = picket fence. ..., ,.....- o..
A Cincinnati woman wss swinging In .
hammock IN the seclusion Of her backyard,
and her feet hung down. A nsishbor looked
through the fence and cried: "Shoot them
feet" He was prosecuted, and though be
protested that he meant no adverse criticism
Of the feet nor disrespec. to the owner, he
was fined 81. ....
The late DR.. John +. Gray, Americas
pioneer homepathist, once gave poor sew p
Ing girl, who came TO him for advice, . vial
Of medicine. and told her to 60 home, take
the dose and 60 to bad. She replied that shs i.
could not do 30, - she was dependent on her
daily earnings for living. Then, said he, a
''r'li have to change the medicine . little"
Taking back the vial, he wrapped II In aten-
dollar bill, and returning II to her repeated
The order: "Go home and 90 to bed, and
take the medicine, wrapper and all.' -pv
On the ooh Of June Queen Victoria had
reigned foFty-6ye years. The reigns VI only
three other English sovereiSns have exceed
I'd hers in length. They are that Of Henry
III, which lasted 80 years; that Of Edward
LII, so years, and that Of George llI-which
was the longest ofsll--6o years. Victoria
In age has been surpassed by eleven sover-
signs aimee the Norman conquest. They are
Henry !, 81 years; Henry III, g.; Edward I .
81; Edward III, IS; Elizabeth, 50; Jaincs IL,
8S; George I, 81; George II, III. George LII,
90 "scrge ~ oe' Ana "ii'ah ~ u. .n,g &,
...-.-r. THE RosEBUp,.7i ...,.. ,...
D touch that rosebud. il win bloom,
My Lady, fair!
A passionate red 10 dim green gloom,
Ajoy, asplendor, aperfums
t,n ysstG ,-''''7'''' ''' ''..' ''.,...., sr,..
3la You touched my heart; II gave athrin
d, TIA, or.n. =, ), l..,... ,.,,,. trLas .. g..
! 10 ''oon ms ~ s', s,~a!s yours until .,
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