The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-10-06
EVANGELICAL.
Fans rival sunshades In size.
Aoires retain their popularity.
Velveteen Is revived for skirts.
The jacket Is the rage this fall

Velveteen Is revived for skirts.
The jacket Is the rage this fall
Braided costumes will be much worn.
Velveteens are much worn In London.
Feather trimmings are again In vogue.
Brick red, long wristed kid gloves are all
the rage.
Pokes will be more in vogue this fall than
| ever before.
The newest material for wedding robes is
repped satin.
Bonnets are now worn tip-tilted far over
the forehead.
Claret color and pink combine beautifully
In new costumes.
A hundred men make an encampment, one
woman makes home.
Plaid materials are again In high favor,
but not in bright colors.
Women who ride tricycles in England are
beginning to wear trousers.
India shawls are coming into favor again
As carriage and theater wraps.
Brides will wear undressed kid gloves with
loose, buttonless wrists this season.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor gives more money
to the poor than any lady in the country.
Velvet flowers on wooden grounds In strong
contrasting colors appear among fall goods.
The favorite dress of the English woman
this fall is Of rifle green cloth, tailor made.
There Is a tendency to increase the size of
the sleeve above the elbow and In the arm
hole.
Buckles of all kinds, antique, modern,
medieval, metallic and jeweled will be very
fashionable.
The richest trimming of the incoming
season is velvet bands embroidered In open
designs with silk floss.
Standing military linen collars fastened
with gold or j.weled button, are first favor
ties in plain neck lingerie.
Hair brushes are best cleaned by washing
them In sslaratus or soda water, which re-
moves all the oily coating.
Ruffs and ruches do not encircle the neck.
but are brought down low on the bosom In
front bat the throat Is not left bare.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart will entertain next
winter, for the first time in eight years, at
her white marble palace in New York.
Soaking calico just previous to the first
washing In strong solution of either salt OF
alum Is excellent to preserve the color.
1t has been ungallantly said that the tele-
phone does what society rules have always
been unequal to-compels women who use
1t to talk one at time.
Spots on vanished furniture are readily
removed by rubbing them with essence OF
peppermint or spirits of camphor, and after
ward with furniture polish or oil.
Seventeen years old, twice married, once
widow and now deserted by her second
husband Is the history of girl who receptly
attempted suicide at Kansas City.
TC keep seeds from the depreciation of
mice, mix some pieces ofcamphor with them.
Camphor placed In trunks or drawers will
prevent mice from doing them injury.
Mica in stoves when smoked, Is readily
cleaned by taking 1t out and thoroughly
washing with vinegar little diluted. 1.-THE
black does not come Off at once, let itsoak
little.
There are six different types Of the God
dess OF Liberty afost In this country, and
not one Of 'em 10 dressed In way you would
like to see your sister adopt -Somerpille
Journal.
President Garfeld's laundress, Margaret
Nugent, has filed her claim, amounting to
$50, with Judge Lawrence Of the "Garfield
estate auditing committee" It's q cold day
when the washwoman gets left, so II Is.
Aysung nun escaped from London con.
vent by scaling the garden wall, daring and
"a Thnv, a1 IL
hat from house In the nelghborhood, dom
ned them In the place of the nuns clothes,
aud made her escape.
Group, 1t Is said, can be cured In one min
ute, and the remedy Is simply alum and
sugar. Tho way to accomplish the deed 10
to take knife or crater, and shave off in
small particles . tsaspoonful of alum; then
mix 1t with twice It's amount Of sugar, to
make 1t palstable, and administer It ss
quickly - possible. Almost instantaneous
relief will follow.