The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-03-23
EYE-ANGELICAL.


This is to be lace season.
Bfocadsd silks have not gone out Of
vogue.
Buttons are small for dresses, large for
wraps. .a a7
The palm-leaf pattern crops out in all new
Combinations In costumes are IS much In
vogue as ever. "a ~. r ..l
Parrot green Is the new color over which
all Paris raves.
Plaid ginghsns are to be made up with
the solid colors. a.. .sEr.
The new muslins are soft finished, without
Slippers Of black or colored satin Ia m old
style latsly revived.
None but slender. well-formed wemen can
wear plush to advantage.
For full dress, silk mits Of the exact shade
Of the dress are more fashionable than kid.
Dsad-leaf brown Is new shade, which, as
yet, has only appeared in the fines. CASH
meres. ...-- f s.-.. --r+
It Is said that kissing cures frsckles, but
every red-headed girl In the country knows
better. ..@ElE 4@
Eight rainy Sundays have discouraged the
Winter 6snnets Of the church going ladies Of
Louisville. .-.- = -
5The long nurse>apron front, with pansies
above II around the hips, II q favorlte style
for spring costumes. .... .. s.s.,
New, mulls and silk muslins are dotted
and figured In silk broche spots, dots, dis-
monds, flowers and leaves.
Padding, wadding and corsets are avoided
by fashionable girls, as It IL the style now to
have the figure loek as natural and supple
- possible. o#s
The first flowers Of the season, narclssuses
tonquils, hyacinths, crocusses, vioiets and
lilacs, are now fashionable for trimming
evening bonnets. ... ......T -
There Is new wrinkle for bangles. Five
geld wires Is slender q threads, are TO be
worn at one time, and . musical Jingle
they mako Of 1t. .a&
The Goddess Of Liberty 10 about the only
American woman who isn't looking forward
to . now spring bennet.--Phi Philadelphia
Chronicle-H Herald.
Some of tho new veilings have large dots
on white or tinted grounds, the dsts IN
checked effects woven into the fabric In
Oriental and artistic colors.
." When young lady asked to look at q
psrasol, the clerk said, "Will you please give
the shade you want 2" 81 expect the para
sol to give the shad I want, !" said the ysung
lady. a3 N.1
H Hiccough in children was Immediately
stopped by giving them . lump OF sugar
saturated with table vinegar. The same
remedy was tried on adults with similar
instantaneous success.
A Parisian lady advertises as follows:
"For sale, . monkey, cat and parrot.
Address Mad. X-- Rue. As the lady
Is about to get married, she has no further
use for these animals"
l Some genius has invented q machine TO
play pianos. This will fill long.felt want.
When two young people of opposite sex are
In the parlor In the evening the old lady
don't begin to saunter In until the piano
stops.
A very modest young lady, who was a
passenger on board packet ship, 1t Is said,
sprang out Of her berth and jumped over
BOARD on hearing the captain, during a
storm, order the mate TO pull down the
sheet.
Necklaces and lockets are entirely out OF
fashion for street wear. The only necklace
used, except on full dress occasions, Is the
silver collarette, high and chse, like q dog
collar. For full dress, there Is the merest
thread of gold chain, with fanciful
pendant or an artistic cameo.
t.What do you call Them Z" asked ",msll
-
. lcall.a "What do i d call them? Wby.
should call them beans,' "There % said the
small brother, turning trinnphantly to his
sister, "you said that Mr.. Brown didn't
know beans, but he does" And nine-year-
old boy left the room wearing atwelve-year-
oid smile. lAgsS sqs.E.g stGL
She said she wanted ticket ITO Wyan-
dotte and return, "iand the pale, gentlemsnly
agent, with, the dark uustsche, ssksd, a. he
took mp the pastsboards, "SIngle?n "It
ain't any of your business a I know % she
tartly.t 81 might have been mar
fied . dozen Of tiMss II I'd felt like providin'
for some p0ors shifslsss wreck Of man"
He doesn't ask ladies II they want "single"
tickets any more.
Hold the baby, darling hubby,
Y. While / Get the evening meal;
Z Twino hiB artuB around your neck, love,
On your bosom let him kneel.
Tins love to see you ever.
This it 10 that nakss home blest;
Lay his cheek against yours, darling,
Goodness, gracious, see your vestI
A new idiotic crazs ID thus described by q
society paper:' 1Csn, ,you draw . catp'' is
he latest social question, and you are imme-
distely handed pencil and paper and re-
.uested 70 give your best idea of cat, with
put model or semblance. One lady | know
has what she calls "a cat basket, p wherein
The Keeps al the wild attempts or her friends
10 draw feline. It b astonishing how few
people really know what cat looks like,
Ask your friends 10 draw cat, and see the
'unny things they make.