The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-07-06
EVE-ANGELICAL.
Spanish laces are no longer fashionable.
Wash mating In salt and water to preserve
1t from turning dark.

Spanish laces are no longer fashionable.
| Wash mating in salt and water to preserve
1t from turning dark.
Colored lace mitts, in all the new shades,
will be worn in the summer.
Scotch plaid twilled silk is again used In
bias scarfs for neckties to brighten up dark
dresses.
Purple violets and barbs of Valenciennes
lace trim the fine MILAN straw bonnets de-
siged for elderly ladies.
Stings of insects are relieved by the applI-
cation OF ammonia. common table salt or
slice Of onion to the part.
Hattie Hutchins, a telegraph operator In
Texas, IS only ten years old, and Is the
youngest operator in the world.
Wool jerseys, worn with plaid skirts, have
the edges cut In square tabs or in long seal
lops and braided with rows Of sstouche.
Victor Hugo Is said to believe that the
New England women would be improved if
softened by faint dash of African blood.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe was II years
old short time ago. She still gets q fair
income from the sale of "Uncle Toms Ca
bin."
Coquettish dresses for young ladies are
made of embroidered net over the glazed
surface of cotton satines that closely resent
BILE silk.
Werth's newest sleeves have bu. one seam
that outside the arm. Coat sleeves In Or
der to be stylish, must now be fitted as close
as possible.
There is girl up In Vallejo who has two
"fellows," who come to see her night about,
and won't go home until she puts them out.
She calls them her stays.
To keep shoes from cracking apply glycer-
Inc very lightly by rubbing on with bit of
flannel before applying any of the patent
dressings used to give gloss to the kid.
Brocades with very large figures are used
for elegant mantles, instead of the Oriental
eashmeres. They are lined with light silks
and trimmed with lace chenille balls and
jet and gilt ornaments.
A postoffce in Georgia has been called
Langtry, and the delighted inhabitants are
| so proud of the honor that they have stuck
| up poles surmounted with corsets on ali the
roads leaping to the place.
Gauze balbriggin stockings of very light
quality are worn inside of colored silk stock
ings to protect the skin when the color RIBS.
off to prevent the unpleasant feeling, and
also to keep the fine stockings from being
stained by perspiration.
The New York World says: at Is reported
that Senator Blaine's second son, Emmon, 10
engaged to General Sherman's daughter Ra-
chel. Miss Rachel Is the youngest daughter
OF the Sherman family. She Is very bright
and vlvacious and her hair Is brilliantly red.
Iron rust may be removed from delicate
garments, upon which yon may not dare to
try oxollc acid, by mixing the juice of a lem
on with some salt; put this over the rusted
spot, and then hold over the spout of steam
Ing tea-kettle. This is almost always success
full.
Summer fans are enormous and more BIZ
zarre than ever. Red Is still the favorite col
or for sunshades and fans, especially for the
country and seaside. Bright scarlet, how
ever, Is less In favor than such shades as fire,
copper, nasturtium, terra.cotta and crushed
strawberry.
General and Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont
have returned to New York to reside, and
are living In one of the beautiful fiat houses
owned by married daughter, ON tifty.ninth
street near Seventh avenue, and overlooking
Centra. Park. Mrs. Fremont Is in excellent
health and goes about a great deal. She is
anxious TO obtain information Us to the
whereabouts Of a marble bust. of her father
Thomas Ii. (Old Bullion) Benton, which
was mistakenly sold several years ago, along
with other household effects In her absence.
A good story Is told of the wife of an
American diplomatist, who Is fond of calling
upon the celebrities In every place which she
visits. Being in Florence some time ago,
she expressed her intention of calling upon
"Ouida," the we'll known novelist. Her
friends tried to dssuade her, saying that
"Ouida" had violent prejudice against Am.
ericans. Undeterred, the female diploma
list called at the novelistss house and was
met by "Ouida," who said: I'll must tell you
that | exceedingly dislike Americans" ~
am very much surprised to hear that" was
the reply, "for they ara the only people who
read your nasty books. ."--HooT.
Girl on ladder,
Mopping Oft a winder,
Long comes man,
With no one nigh to hinder;
Climbs up the ladder,
Puts his arm around her,
Smacks her on the mouth
A forty-horse power sounder--
Naughty man!
The girl turns around,
With n sudden stop,
Reaches for the man
70 use him for q mop;
Gets o good strong hold,
No one nigh to hinder,
Goes right ahead
Mopping off the winder--
With the man. .-......
Detroit Liar.