The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-09-28
EVE-ANGELICAL..

A novelty In bed spreads 10 . cover Of
Turkish towellng.
BEADS Of birds and animals will be used
~ cloak fastenings.
Port:srss Of crash worked In outline are
used for bedrooms.
A little sugar put in common -four paste
will mako IL stick we'll.
Laces that show embossed figures on net
backgrounds are shown.
Ribbons are in demand; very narrow for
trimming, very wide for sashes. '.."
Long redingotes and cloaks Of Muscovi.s
velvet are trimmed with dark gray and black
fors. -....4 .
IL u claimed that sll dances save the waltz
and plain qusdrille will soon 90 out Of
fashion. 80.
Dark blue wool dresses will be slsboratsly
trimmed with red braid or combined with
rcd wool.
Mnscoyits velvets have large figures Of cut
yslyst Y aish rslisf On ths plain uncnt vsl-
} Black, vivid red, tan, and navy blue COM
Prise the four colors now used In hosiery.
Black leads.
1t ID said that dscaying cabbage will pro-
duce diphtheris sooner than any other nui-
sancs about the house.
Gray cloth bonnsts, trimmed with silver
braid, gray velvet and gray sea swallows, &C.
company dressy suits Of gray cloth. 95's'
II 10 . fancy with French drsssmaksrs to
cut the bottom Of tho skirt into turret blocks
aud under these to place splested r,ifis.
Tbs following II extracted from smart
boys composition on "Bables:" "The moth
sr's heart gives 4th Joy d the bsby's lst 9Th"
Russisn, Pschutt, and elephant gray, Czar
brown, royal French blue, Moscow grsen.
and violet purple are the very fashionable
colors. ..
Black velvet collars, with very dssp white
lace around the edges and jabota down the
front, make stylish finish for light-colored
dresses.
Arcadia velvstsen Ii imported In NIL the
now shades Of Russian and French fashion
able colors-grecn, gray, brown, blue, pur-
pie, and black. .| ."i' s1.1'"
Minnie Hauk has opened her concert tour
of fourteen trunks, two hsndmaidens, poo
die dog, and trained husband. =.
A baby will cry no harder II pin ID stuck
into him than he will II the cat won't let
him pull her tail. II il cheaper, therefore,
to pin him.-Chicago Telegram.
There are only two classes of unmarried
women In society, "scrawny old maids" and
young achits Of girls" You learn this by
hearing each Of these classes dsseribs the
other. rs....f. .,.r
Suede gloves 10 the new shade Of elephant,
Pschutt, and Russian gray, Gar brown, and
Moscow green come In the form Of gauntlets
and with long wrists, with or without but
tons.
Sojourner Truth Is 10S years old, is lively
and gay, and full of "Reminiscences Of the
past, and takes an interest In oil public Qres-
tions. She resides with her daughter at
Battle Creek, Mich. .. 'a'0 ~.
A daughter Of Richard II. Bsyard, United
States Senator from Delaware from 1886 to
1845, the charming Mrs. Ashurst Bowie, Of
Philadelphis, has latsly died of lockjsw at
Narragansett Pier, r. l. .,..
The wife Of Secretary Lincoln, who has
been an invalid for several years past, has
much improved In health. She Ii still, with
her children, visiting her father, ex-Secretary
Of the Interior Harlan, Of Iowa. .T-'
The forty-yesr.ol maiden who got mar
ried told female friend next day that she
blushed 90 whom the minister was perform
ing the ceremony that shs was glad she had
. veil over her face. Poor young thing.
The latest bows for the neck are In oil the
popular shades, with the ends edged with
acss used In the made goods; very wide
droop; have one bow over and one under the
lace edged ends. T. nr'@-wer> "o'
Several brilliant intellects are now en-
gagged in inventing new names for old colors
In ladies' dress materials for next season.
One man, after working sixteen hours q day
for two weeks, has succeeded In evolving
now names for two tints, viz: ":oper's nose'
and "kicksd dog" The latter is yeller, Of
course. . .. .m usaa...a.,t
"Hslloa!" CALCULATED . guardian to his
pretty niece, - he entered the parlsr and
saw her In the arms Of swain who had just
popped the question and sealed 1t with akiss,
"whsts the time Of day now?" taI should
think IL wss shout half past twelve was the
cool reply Of the blnshins maiden; "you see
We are almost one" t-t ..f .-
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones were starting for
church. "Wait, dear" said the lady, "Tve
forgotten something; won't you 60 UP and
get my goats OF the bursan?" "Your goats."
replied Jones; "what ,newfangled things
that?" an show you," remarked the wife,
and she sailed up stairs and down again with
pair Of kids on her hands. "There they
are, said she. "Why, l call those things
kids,n ssid the surprised husband. i"Oh, do
your" snapped the wife; "wsll, % did once,
but they're 50 old now I'm ashamed 10 call
them anything but goats." Then they went
on to church. The next day Jonss's wife
had half dozen pairs Of new gieves 10 .
handsome lacquered boz of the latest de-
sign. ra.5HEg tTC"a~ ~Eu