The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-03-24
EVANGELICAL.

Buff tints are revived.
New beiges are striped.
Ombre fabrics are out Of style. .s.
Plush slippers for dances are new.
Chene silks are coming into favor.
Scarf ings are now worn by ladies.
Coral pink goes we'll with fawn color.
Flexible necklets of silver are stylish.
Long garlands of flowers are effective.
Low, sandaled shoes are, again in favor.
Silk-muslin bows ARE worn at the throat.
Very little jewelry is worn In the street.
Half-mantels of velvet or MORE are worn.
Watered silk revers trim cashmere dresses.
Black toilets predominate since Lent began.
Small capotes, with triple plumes, are in
favor.
Silver hairpins are used by gray-hared
ladies.
Polonaises rival pointed bodices on new
dresses.
Terra-cotta red grows in favor for street
dresses.
Paniers are draped in heavy folds around
the waist.
Four shades are seen in the new change
able silks. ,sqaaas..
Filagree silver buttons in bullet shape are
| used on dark costumes.
Round or oval fans and screens of pea
cocks feathers are in favor.
A man in Lincoln county, KY, has just
been fined SAG for beating his wife and one
cent for driving his mother-in law out OF his
house "by force of guns"
| A man who wants his wife to love and re-
spect him, will never make this Ii stake of
putting his feet into her slippers. Years Of
devotion will not wipe out the insult
1t is the little things that fret and worry
us. A .hree-year-old boy may keep man
in perfect misery, whereas no such trials
would accompany the presence Of his
eighteen-year-old sister.-Phila. Ne'rs.
Girls, says the Chicago Inter Ocean,
should be careful. how they are vaccinated
with virus taken from lovers arm. One
at St. Paul has taken to swearing, sitting
cross legged and smoking briar-root pipe.
Fashionable society bestows the signif.
can't epithet of "chandeliering" on The prac-
tice of persons who make themselves the
central ornaments of the ball room by
wsltzng very slowly in the middle of the
floor.
The aesthetic cGowers-liles and sunGowers
have been artistically reproduced for Jew
elry. The sunfower Is made of golo, with
heart of very dark topaz, while tn lily Is
: placed in silver, with pearl to represent a
dewdrop. 49,
There is a story of Solomon not contained
in the Book of Kings. Two of his court
damsels had a row as to precedence. Solo
mon looked kindly, and said: "Let the old
est go first," and the damsels embraced and
went in together with entwined arms.
a "Oh, by the way, dear, have you ougratc
A ulated Lily on her engagement" asked
-. Mrs. Flouncer Of her friend. "Oh, yes, ot
. course. went round yesterday afternoon
told her she couldn't have done better
aud ! don't think she could, the horrid
e homely thing."-Lo,yeH Citizen.
q THE MArpEN's ADVICE.
l. Young Fred, bashful yet persistent swain
e Was very much in love with Mary Jane.
One night she told him in her tenderest tone
at is not good for man to be alone"
e Said Fred ''Just so, you darling little elf;
,r I've often thought of that same thing myself
g Then said the lass while Fred was all agog,
Is "You ought to buy yourself a terrier dog"
q Paques feue is the name applied to a su
perstition in vogue in certain places II
10 France. Young girls returning from mas
VI on Christmas morning pluck little brancl
. Of an apple tree, which they place in a bottl
! full of water and hang up in the front win
10 dow of their chamber. If one of the bud
+ burst before Easter II is sign that the cir
will be married before the close of the year
y The Iowa House of representatives re
!, Gently passed bill, by vote of % to l, ap
propriating $3.50 for the purchase of a gol,
medal for Miss Kate Shelley, the Boon
=, heroine. 1t will be remembered tina. Mis-
- Shelley warned coming railroad train Q
=" the destruction Of bridge by food, b
creeping across the pling and timt ,r on he
hands and knees, aud thus saved the trai
with all on board from terrible disaster.
IN Sarah Bernhardt was photographed Will
r. reclining at full length In an ebony coflil
a padded with white satin. She said to I'll
IN photographer, Melandri: 81 will make
of bargain with you. Swear to me that VIC
will not sell any of these photographs unit
< after my DEATH" "After your death ?'' 90
,e. 1t will happen sooner than you expect.
be promise you to die within year from no,
n j: | am not joking. have presentment, ar
d my presentments never deceive me. Flu
". thermore, at the end of the year, If | a
vp still In this world, authorize you to sell
ne many of the photographs as you please
re- Melandri consented to this strange aoatrat
ne and executed faithfully his part of the ba
ar. gain; but Mile. Bernhardt having neglect,
ed TO keep her promise, Melandr has referr'
Of his case to the Tribunal of Commerce
m Paris.
0's Cunning or Rats.