The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-01-26
E EVE-AN.GELICAL.

What do the wild waves say? Why.
probably, ave cost dollar and 4 half At The
hair store"
Cedar red Is the new shade for kid gloves.
ana heavy lines Of embroidery In black dec
crate the backs.
The NEST stylish round hats are tip tilted
| over the forehead, the Langtry and the odd.
looking Phrygian cap being fsvorites.
The Gretchen tunic, caught up on one side
by velvet ribbons that suspend an almopers
bag, Is new for yoang ladies cashmere, and
wool dresses.
The moon with face in 1t, Gorgon head
with snake. like hair, ox-brosh patterns.
feathers aud rings are the newest dssig gns for
matelasse satins for cloaks.
young woman teaching In a public
school In Bloomington, ILL.,, is IN trouble
because she stripped off boys shirt and
whipped his bare back with e rawhide.
Serviceable aud very pretty coverings for
the sn!s pillow In the coIdmon sitting room
are made by using the plaid or striped Turk
lsh towels which are so inexpensive and vet
So pleasing TO the eve.
A manufacturers journal says a seal-skin
Ia handled over 200 times before It Is made
up into cloak. But that is not q marker TO
the number Of times 1t Is handled after IL Is
made up into cloak, II there Is any kind of
sleighing.
"Clara" writes. ~ think IL Is real mean of
the papers TO intimate that lovers increase
the expenses OF living on account of the exA
ira consumption Of coal and gas every nI:.its.
1t Is not true. 1t Is easy erough to keep
warm, and as for light, who wants it ?"
Queen Victoria said to Sir Archibald Alli-
son: 81 am more proud of my Scotch de-
scent than of any other. When ! first came
into Scotland felt as II was going home.
| am thankful that l am descended from
Mary: ! have nothing to do with Eliza
beth"
Tailor made suits-which signify cloth
garments that are close fitting, plainly made
and neatly presssd-are the most elegant Of
walking dresssss; aud by the strictly fash
ionable woman no other style of dress Is
worn upon the promenade or upon shopping
expeditions.
For house wear there are pretty velvet
jackets, trimmed with two rows of white lace
four inches wide, and opening over surah
chemiss Russo; seal brown velvet and sal
The military collar of tho chemise Is Of vel
vet. These are worn with elegant fancy
skirts.
The housewife who Is on the lookout for
little ways TO economize, will find 1t to her
advantage, If she has seamless sheets which
have been used for several years, TO tear or
cut them In two in the center, and sew the
outside edges together; lap them ami stitch
n m nr he xaA
and over. Hem the raw edges. Sheets
turned in this way will last for very long
time.
"You have driven horses a great deal.
haven't you, George, dear ?" said girly-
girly voice from tho depths Of $3.50 seal.
skin sacque, last night. "Oh, yes" replied
self that can handle horse about as well
as the next sue." "Do you think you could
drive with one hand without any danger of
the horse running away? ?" came softly
through the night air. An hour later we
noticed George driving with one hand and is
looked very dangerous, but not that the horse
would run away; the danger was Of DIFF
ferent kind.
People who write or sew all day, or rather
those who take but little exercise, may warm
their cold feet without going to the FIRE. All
that Is necessary Is to stand erect aud very
gradually to lift ones self up upon the tips
Of the toes, SO IS to put all the tendons of the
foot at full strain. This is not to hop OF jump
up and down, but simply to rise-the slower
the better-upon tiptoe, and to remain
standing on the point of the tees ~ long a.
possible, then gradually coming to the patu-
raj position. Repeat this several times, and,
by the amount Of work tho tips Of the toes
are made to do, in sustaining the body's
weight, sufficient and lively circulation In
kept up.