The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-04-07
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Spring goods are bright.
Sun satin is a woolly stuff.
Pompadour STYLES are revived

Spring goods are bright.
Sun satin is woolly stuff
Pempadour styles are revived.
Gros-grain silks are again In their glory.
In London baby is born every five mir
utes.
Red effects are very noticeable among new
spring silks.
Wide sashes are again tied in the back in
large bow like baby sashes.
Ribbons of two shades of red, such as pink
with garnet, are used on white or black
dresses.
Buttoned gloves are sold at half price be-
cause those with closed wrists are more FASH
ionable.
The wife of Murat Halstead, of the Gin
cnnatl Commercials said to have the finest
head of hair in the world.
fashion writer says: "Short skirts are
de rtgler for dancing" by this girl will
know how to rigueuerself for ball.
Lookng-glass beads, toned by soft, milky
opalescent tints, are used in large quantities
for both dress and millinery garntures.
The wife of Colonel Ingersoll is described
as strikinsly handsome, with clean-cut,
strong face, quick smile, flashing eyes, and
smooth black hair.
sis he COED German scholar ?' they
asked of the Washington belle concerning
her lover, "Splendid ~ she replied. "He
holds lady beautifully, and knows all the
figures"
Little girls dresses grow longer, thanks
to the Princess of Wales, who attires her
young daughter in skirts reaching to her
ankles; and so the short skirt dress is now
dubbed the "lackey STYLE"
A Kentucky man has been married in the
same house and by the same minister to
four sisters. He is looking around for an
other able bodied family when he runs
through the one now on hand.
To take stains from silk, mix together In
phial two ounces of essence of lemon and one
ounce of oil of turpentine. Grease and
other spots in silk are to be rubbed gently
with linen rag dipped in this mixture.
CELIA, is your father at home?" said
bashful lover to his sweetheart; 81 want to
propose something to him." mo, Clarence,
papa is not at home, but am. Couldn't
you propose to me just as well?" And he
did, with perfect success.
"Atamma, is the old hen going to be sent
away for the SUMMER" "No, Charlie, but
why do you ask ?" "Well, heard papa tell
the new governess that they would have
fine time when he sent the old hen away for
the summer" Mamma put little Charlie to
bed.
"Sixteen years married aud still happy"
incredulously muttered the henpecked hus-
| oand. ''Sixteen years married." repeated
the good natured man, "and happier now
than ever" "You surprise me-" II don't
mean to. My wife ran off with another man
six months after our wedding"
A new mode of making dresses, and one
which bids fair to be among the prevailing
styles of the season, Is with bodice pointed
| Dack anu trout, 10 WHICH Tue OVefSklFt, OpeH-
ing in front, is gathered with four or five
rows of shirring OH the hips and below the
points. The tunic is caught up paner-
fashion, quaint and becoming style. In
deed, the prevailing characteristic of French
dresses is their Vatican effect, and at least
one celebrated dressmaker copies her styles
from Dresden china figures. English fash
ioLs are still in vogue for ordinary wear,and
tailor-made dresses bid fair TO be as popular
as ever.
And when you are old and lonely,
In memory's magic shine
You will see on your thin and wasting hands
Like gems, these kisses of mine.
And when you muse at evening,
: At the sound of some vanished name
: The ghost of my kisses shall touch your lips
r And kindle your heart to fame.
, John Hay.