The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-19
E EVE-ANGELICAL.

All good clothes come high except ball
dresses.
The Persian closks are sold for half the
price they brought last spring.
Black sRk headed Jerseys are the favorite
waists tor A"urg tudirs' black dresses.
DRESSES Of the vivid blue" the ..burning
red" aud the glow ing Goals" are all Il O
rag" in Enr'p-.
"NE wiir. r"Hsrkrd Frzho"dIp, lis fair
u "iazE over il" Winter la pI"n>. Shes got
th" drllfirm :rmmius."
Ds>hts "f red appear everywhere In the
! t'Itei, from lhe plunes on the bonnet to the
CLOCKS of black silk hose.
Nothing like being well up IN arithmetic.
| Nassar C"ll"g" girl has gone into half
m'nntn@. L. va fT half-hr"rhr,.
a wr"rr ~ Temple Bar ,sy. that he
| "n's : ~ "i"II sN-n S.ll "',ar"d man To-.
"-fI A'""~,. we'll hr,d 'Au,rilrau.
l. ret, ed, { Ma!gt" Mr,heIl ,hat far
y" h'"' -" N"A's I her career ~ All Ttrrss,
III" Ha~'Irt aia."Ia.e IT three >pnnirs a
| W., /.
| f". TIA .'h S'a-s has SgO. .OOp UOu iuvrsr,l
IN hugeI-rIlis~ ai.'n", snl iii4t irssut ur'l,ii.
those which certain female ldi,,ts slip "n",,r
their kid gloves.
| Oyster plates of plain white china are now
declared To be the most genteel, the decora.
| ted ones at majolca having become quite toe
swfully common.
Miss Alice S. Blaine, the eldest daughter
| OF ex Secretary Blaine, is TO he married In
February, as rumor has It, ~ Col. John J.
Coppiuger, of the army.
Real bullion embroidery decorates the dog
collars "f black velvet which are worn with
low dress waists, aud which greatly enhance
the fairness Of the complexion.
The fashionable fan is of large ostrich
feathers, mounted with shell, amber, ivory
| or pearl, and 0rnamented with a bird with
long plumage falling on the sticks.
Little Lotlie to her friend: ~ have so
many cares. Yesterday little baby sister
arrived, and papa Is on journey. 1t was
but piece of luck that mamma was at home
to take care oft"
A white towel, which was the last fIaz of
truce used during the late war, having been
dispatched by General J. b. Gordon to Gen.
Sheridan, has been found, after considerable
inquiry. in possession Of Mrs. Custer, widow
| Of Gen. G. A. Custer.
A prospective bride of New Yerk entered
into an agreement with her intended to &C.
cept, in lieu of dover or any right OF
dover, the sum of 81, 500. A document set
ting forth the bargain was drawn up by the
groom, signed by the bride and duly record
ed, the first Of its kind.
The Journal of Heath asserts that no
thoughtful mother should rest until she has
taught her daughter to do we'll the following
things: To make cup Of coffee, to draw a
cup OF tea, to bake loaf of bread, to cook a
potato, to broil bsefsteak or chieken,to cut,
fit and make dr'ss, and to set neat, tidy
table.
Two English girls are romping with bols.
| ferrous laughter In hotel as Nice. Then
comes the shocked matron: arsr heavens
sake, Mabel, don't! They'll rake you for
one Of those horrid American girls" One of
this sweetly designated class, CHANGING to
overhear, says gently: ~ guess not, with
those awfully big feet"
French gray cashmere combined with Of
toman velvet makes a charming dress for the
house or street. The velvet skirt Is pleated
in hollow box.plaits; the cashmere waist
peaked IN front, has short psniers attached,
aud the back Is In princess style with great
fullness, made by raising the back Of the
skirt in box-plaits with erect heading high on
the tsurnure.
The dangers Of sleigh riding are very great.
| A young man in Connecticut started to kiss
the girl In the cutter beside him, while the
horse was going at three minute gait. Just
as he was about to sip the sweets from her
pouting lips, the cutter struck stone. The
girl had her nose broken, and the young man
lost two Of his best front teeth. They have
not spoken since.