The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-08
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EVANGELICAL.
Man pardons and fsrgets woman pardons

Man pardons and fsrgets woman pardons
only. .r.... '.'.'..~
The undressed swede ID the latest novelty
in gloves. "~ -"'f .... -. .i@t. s@.t o. -
Afectation II greater enemy 10 the face
than the smallpox. L-" Re + !. 4, ..sa
Lsce jackets are lined with light siik in
the color Of the lace. a'' .aA "sts .s'
Ahundred mon make An encsmpmeut;
one woman makes homo. "a re.a..s. s... f..
Black stockings are clocked with colos
when worn with light dresses. ...s
Lace ruches are used to edge the chine
silk dresses worn at receptions.
An enamelsd gold bow Is the new orna-
ment for fastening bonnet strinss.
Women love themselves = much IS they
can; men - much . they wish 70.
Crushed banana is the name for tho nav
pale yellow shades worn this season.
Solid colors In muslla dresses dispute the
majority with spugsed and polka-dottsd pat
terms.
Broad ribbon sashes are worn by the mil
lion, from the child Of one year to the mat
ron Of sixty. .".....a.. -
Dangling balls of wool and pompons are
the fashisnable trimming for imported
woelen dresses. .'..' 81
| To remove smoke stains from ivory, i'm
merse the pieces In benzine and 30 over
them with brush. - .. .
| Half.high bodices are In favor for even
ing wear. They are worn with lace sleeves
reaching to the gloves.
| "A new fancy for plated skirts Of nns
woolen dresses is TO put wide box.pleats the
whole length Of the skirt. .-u...i .-
Jasmine, pansiss. carnations and half
blown white roses mingled with smiiax aro
the favorite floral garnitures. .a. .-. . ....
Julia Ward Howe says women do not fall
In love any more. Perhaps not, bat they
continue to have all the syt1ptons1s--Boston
Post. "..4 .:
"Does It Affect one unplsasantly or iniuri-
ously," writes high-school girl, "to sleep
in the moonlight ?" Certes, grille 1t makes
you light-headed. Gibbous l hard one. la,
One of the prettiest costumes Of tho
country is shrimp-pink sateen, with ceru-
embroidered rufles, and large MANILA hat
trimmed with white roses and red cur
rants. .'.'~s ''E~1et. as~gs~ .
"You are as full OF airs as music box"
10 what young man said to girl who re-
fused to let him see her home. "That may
be" was the reply, .'but don't 60 with =
crank" d.
Little music-boxes, playing very family
one tune, are now worn 1t the wsist-belt,
H. Isru h -
are Of Swiss make, ahd hold hair-pins and
glove buttoner. : --.-..[ .ssx.ss ,...r,r
Blue with brown ID fashionable contrast
Of colors In imported dresses. A pale blue
foullard, with dark brown figures, trimmed
with bows Of dark brown ribbon, h one Of
tho prsttiest Of the season. gataneW ssS &&4@ ,
''Handsoms 2" said the Louisville nan;
"why, handsome's no name for the girls Of
| our townw And when Boston man agreed
with him and said It wasn't, the Louisville
man hauled ont . revolver. 71sdl s!a's-so ga
| New umbrellas for coaching and for
climbing are Of India red of blue calico
with long black alpcnstocky, while ut the
hand il crutch, bah, tambcurins or bat
tle-ax Of light -colored wood. slo'.3s sIl e.. s4
AWisconsin man hit Of the lobe Of his
wife's ear. He said that he did ii In fun,
but It, suspected that he had promised her
set Of diamond earrings, and knaw no
other way Of getting ont ofthe dilemma.
| The other day lady was seen driving In
the New York CentralPark with hst that
was nothing more nor less than . great
bronze spider and Its web, the latter of
course forming the brim., Although pecul-
lar, the effect was not bad. tA!a"3 II !'5s,.ts
-"As for Mrs. So. .and-so," remarks one Of
the guests in salon where they arc passing
their friends under review, cher werst fault
| ID that she Is bored wherever she goes"
"Her lack Of selHshness is 1 sill Treater de-
feet, !" says another, @for she insists ON not
being the only bored person In Tho COM
pany." A. ..--.ra s.a~--..,,sg ,r....,..-,..'..,..
/ At - brilliant entertainment. given In
London last week, by Lady Esme Gordon,
the band failed to, arrive, and the noble
hostess was 1t her wfts' ends how to obtain
music for the waiting dancers. The difi-
Guilty was, however, overcome by the Dow
ager Marchioncss OF Huntlsy, Countess Of
Lindsay, and Lady Hsrlsch,. each taking
turns at the piano, and playing waltzes and
4 polkas ad Rbitum. 5 .g..,,..T, -.
| They were sitting In tho. shadows Of ths
honeysuckles, through which the sinking
- II II had just emerged from q brick kiln.
"And you will TAXA me to Europe on our
| wedding-day, darling" she said,, toying
fondly with one Of his suspendsr bnttons
that had broken loose and fallen into her
lap. A very serious look stole over his
countenance, and for some moments no wss
silent. Finally he choked baek 3 rising
sigh, and said "No, deary; We will stick
to the dry land. I never could hold . basin
under . woman's chin for ten days and love
her afterward." "ss'R-' IT ss-s8sa FN00H :