The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-24
EVE-ANGELICAL.

EVE-ANGELICAL.
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The Derby hat has taken back seat.
Striped material retains Its popularity.
High heels are seen only on cheap shoes.
Princess Louise is to remain at Victoria, B.
c., until spring.
Mrs. Langtry's front name Is Lillian; rather
pretty ALTERATION. 80
Dull red shades are sought for In dres
goods and in millinery.
Black lace in, cascades is combined with
fur trimming for cloaks.
Long floating looped bows of ribbon are
worn on the left shoulder.
Very small buttons to fas.en the corsage Is
the latest freak Of fashion.
The favOrits ribbons of the fall season are
those OF satin-backed velvet.
Skirts grow wider to accommodate the
| coming bustles and crinolets.
Many London ladies crop their hair short
and wear an almest entire wig.
There is a great demand for the mushroom
In parisian jewelry and flowers.
The jackets, ulsterettes, and sacques for
early fall wear are made longer this year.
Colcred handke-chiefs are brought out In
the loysliest combinations Of aesthetic colors.
Man proposes, God d.sposes-but II takes
woman with her hair down to be indls-
posed when anybody calls.
Sara Bernhardt has On engagement to 20 to
South America for 1856 days and fifty repre-.
sentations. She will recsivs $1o5 900.
Alpaca is returning to favor, As 1t deserves
to do. Black alpaca dresses trimmed with
velvet and with Innings of satin are among
the latest importations Of costumes.
A bonnet this season, in order to be Of sny
account, must have five contrasting colors to
correspond with the changing colors on the
face Of the man who feots the bill.-Lo,ceU
Courier. ..-..
A very old lady on her desthbed, in peni.
tential mood, said: 81 have been o great
sinner more than eighty years, and didn't
know It," An old colored woman, who had
lived with her q long time, exclaimed
claws, 1 knowed It all de time"
Mrs. S. Treethy, of Syracuse, New York,
has cluster Of locks Of hair cut from tie
on the island OF st. Helena. The hair was
presented to her by an English naval officer
more than forty years ago. A single hair
from the head Of Louis Napoleon IL said 10
have sold recently In London for $160.
"Why do women so often wander aimlsss-
ly in the murky solitudes Of the dead past,
brooding over days forever gone? asked
young lady of marrying widower. "They
don't, l. think" he said. I" Rather they
wander, especially al this season, In the dry
goods stores Of the present, pricing articles
which they have not the remotest Intention
Of buying"
Laura s. Keyser, known to the world as
Louisa Montague, Forepaugh's $4,000
beauty, has begun In Philadelphia q suit for
divorce from her husband, Paul Keyser,
whom she married in Peoria, Illinois, In
1877. II Is somewhat remarkable that nae-
seftion" should be the complaint made
against her husband BY the "handsomest
woman In the world" ....
, Nonpareil velveteen Is found In all the
stylish new shades of green, sapphire, wine
color, chaudron,. bronze, Seal brown, and
black. When made with the pile turneG up-
ward, so that 1t will be raised by wear in
stead Of becoming flattened, It can not be
from silk velvet, while the DIFF
ference in price reduces the. cost of q cos
tune by about two-thirds. a....
Miss Lowry horsewhipped Henry Orr, at
Grag's Falls, Ontario, because he preferred
another girl in marriage. Her two brothers
aud new lover held him fast while she piled
The whip. That happened year ago. Orr
obtained the whip, and. has since hogged each
Of tbs three men with 1t, the last TO receive
getting so much that he was con-
fined to his bed for week. The girl then
became frightened, and wrote to ask II she,
too, was TO be whipped. Orr replied that he
bad no sucl, intention, but thought he might
feel impelled 70 thrash her father and several
Of her cousins unless they treated him with
Difference. :.
An officer Of the Seventh Cavalry Reei-
nent at Fort Lincoln, Dakota, received q
letter from woman who owned q ranch
near Mandan, which In substance read as
follows "Dear sir-My man, perhaps Won
know, Is dead. buried him Thursday. It
Is coming on spring now, aad am q lone
woman with big ranch, and the Indians
about. / don't mind the Indians, the red
devils, but have too much work for any
woman to do. II yos have any sergeant
about to be mustered out, or Q private II he
IS good man, would like to have you in
'orm me about him. If he IL steady man,
likes work, and wants good home, will
marry him, II we tn ink We can get along to-
sether. It's q good chance for any man.
Please answer"
In speaking Of face powder for ladies, the
: Skin IN Health and Disease DR.. Bulklsy,
'ays: "The application which i prefer for
the greasiness of the skin ID pure
lice powder, and direct the patient not to
ret that already In packages. but to buy the
reshly prepared and perfectly pure article,
y weight, from sreliableea eapothccary. Or, :.
substances more absorbing to the greasy
natter Is much desired, little calcined
nagnesia may be used. "A certain amount OF
rictinn applied TO the face daily will do
much to keep the pores, of the subaceou,
lands open. and, by stimulating the face,
revent the formation Of black Specks and .
ed spots, so common In young beople.
enerally direct thatthe face be rubbed to q
egres short Of discomfort, and ihs towel be
ct too rough"
A celebrated peanty, ssys the Washington
'rttic, whose complexion at sixty was fresh
r than that Of our women at thirty, told me
or secret this summer. ard Il was divided
10 two parts: First--She never used dish
g or towel on her face, but washed IL with
er hands, rinsing 1t of with soft sponge.
he used clear water In the morning, but
hlte CASTLE soap or very warm water at
ight, aud, after drying 1t ona soft towel she
ould take Aesh.brush and rub her cheeks,
ain, and forehead. Second-If she was 20.
g TO be up late 1t night, she always slept as
ANY hours In the day rs she expected to be
wake beyond the usual time. She finished
sr little sermon on beauty preservation by
ying: "Soft water and sound slaep keep
wrinkles and spots, and girls should give
ore attention TO this than they do, for
With the csming OF the crows, fact
Is the going Of the beaux' feet"
The Steam Engine Doomed