The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-11-03
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Red gloves are the rage.
Old bonnet styles are coming back.
Scoth plaid satins appear among silk dress

Red gloves are the rage.
Old bonnet styles are coming back.
scoth plaid satins appear among silk dress
goods. .,
Iridescent buckles in metals for looping
are In use.
Pulled and shirred brims are feature in
Paris hats and bonnets.
Upright rufs of lace and net show off fair
and slender necks to advantage.
Black lace Is used IN cascades, In combi-
nation with furs, for cloak trimming.
The basque, to be in good form, must de- :
fine the figure to perfection, but should not
be tight.
Earth has nothing more tender than q
woman's heart, when 1t Is the abode Of pity.
Luther. ..s
Oriental cloth of as many colors as Jo-
seph's coat is the richest fabric for rnantles
and cloaks.
A Roman Catholic Bishop of Canada has
condemned the wearing Of curls by the ladies
Of his flock.
The most fascinating women are those
that can enrich the everyday moments Of
existence.-Leigh Hunt.
Nothing can be prettier than the use of the
new high art colors In the fall and winter
garments Of little people.
To mingie two kinds of lace on one cns-
tune, bonnet, or piece of neck lingerie, Is
good form and correct taste at present.
Appliques of velvet on cloth dresses take
the form Of discs Of graduated sizes In three
or four rows on the skirt and overdress.
White wool combined with velyets and
plushes In the new high art colors will form
many handsome evening dresses this fall and
winter.
The engagement Is announced Of Miss Ma
bel Bayard, daughter Of United States Sena-
tor Baysrd, Of Delaware, to Mr.. Samuel d.
Warren, of Boston.
New dresses are less clinging to the figure
than they have been for years. Skirts are
cut to give fuller appearance and the pulled
drapery Is very large, as IL is mounted on
cushion of hair sewn to the skirt lining.
The editor of Michigan paper attempted
to state that certain newly married couple
had gone to Niagara Falls, where they would
spend their honeymoon, but the types made
him say that they "would spend their money
soon." He wasn't very far out of the way,
we suspect.
Some time ago very innocent young lady
paid visit to lady friend, who, few days
before, had presented her good man with
son. She had, Of course, to see the baby.
After looking hard at the little stranger for
some time, she remarked: "Dear me, Mag
gle, how sunburnt it is."
Boone, Ia, has plucky young woman
who picked up her finger after she had cut
it off with hatchet, stuck It on In the old
place and "belayed'' It with court plaster so
that 1t grew on "just as good as new" And
she didn't get II on upside down either.
When 1t Is necessary to bring up child on
cows or nurses milk II has been proved
preferable to use the milk Of COW, unless
the nurse Is we'll fed and kept from doing
hard work. Human milk Is quickly impov-
erished by severe mental or physical labor.
When color on fabric has been accident
ally or otherwise destroyed by acid, ammo
| mia Is applied to neutralize the same, after
| which an application of chloroform will, In
almost all cases, restore the original color.
| The application Of ammonia Is common, but
that of chloroform is but little kncwn.
| Der OF the cocrcpy vr vru~----~-,.--s--.-nr.-.s
death by girl whom he betrayed. She In.
| flicted five wounds. In this country the girl
| presents the case to the conference, and the
conference tells her that 1t was very wrong
of her to lead such dear, good man estray.