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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-17
PROM VIRGINIA., NETADA.
Chlegi6e q Newsian By q old Ientanese,

Chlsgide q Newsian BY a ID Hsnta,ese.
10 1zs IDzroa Nsv Noass-wssr:
The weather CONTINUES cool; Thermometer
ranges from CO.. to 65c. In the afternoons
We have Washoe sephyr, which il any.
thing but pleasant to pedestrians.
The shipment of bullion for the last two
days wss 90. .ssoM
Bob Dedham, convicted of the murder of
Albert Springer, win receive sentence Mon
day in the District Court.
In the case Of the State %. George Hall
for murder of Cain, there 10 great difficulty
In getting Jurors Obtained only i've ont Of
first panel. A new venire has been issued
for fifty moro.
Wells, Fargo still run their blackboard
against the Pacific Union Express pony;
both carry letter uaau. Time from Reno,
(twenty.two miles,) here, one hour and
thirty.flve minutes! Pony hardly ever over
twenty seconds ahead.
A. Weinshank. of Bridge street, Helena,
notoriety, 10 dispensing dry goods on G
street, and seems more fascinating than
when Specializing in WOOL
J. G. Brewster and lady arrived from
White Pine district . few days ago. His
numerous friends will doubtless be pleased
TO know of his whereabouts.
Republicans are jubilsnt over the reported
defeat of McCoppin for Mayor at San Fran.
cisco; though private advices say frauds
have been been discovered which may
change the result, and throw the whole
ticket 70 the Democrats.
The 4astinetti troupe open at Piper's
Open House next Monday evening. Nur.
ply q Hsck's Ainstrels closed last night
Ben Cotton wss the leading star, with his
song and dance Of /" Love among the Roses ="
Take the troupe - = whole, it would be
hard to find their equals In the burnt cork
line.
Some evil-disposed persons seem bent on
burning down the town. have had
several fires In the last two weeks; but the
town 10 blessed with six good fire compa-
nies, and they know how to drown . fire
even If It has good start.
The Virginia City 4 Truckee railroad Il
nearly al graded, and there sre several loco.
motive engines at Carson which are being put
up. The iron 10 expected soon. When com.
pastsd they expect to transport wood from
Tfuckse q snch 1gssss thst the mill-men
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at Sacramento next week.
Yours, electrically, W.
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Yours, electrically,
vifginia, NevsdA, Sept Z ls0


xahomet h the only founder Of religion,
ofwhose personal appearance We possess
authentic detaik He was little above me-
dium height, strongly but sparely made,
with broad shoulders and . slight stoop; his
hair was black, and in the prime of life
clustered over his ears; bic moustache and
beard were also black, the latter abundant
and reaching some way down his chest; his
forehead WAS large, with vein on it, which
swelled when he was angry; his completion
WAS fair for IN Arab; his eyes were large,
black and piercing, but hloodshot and rest
les, bis teeth were white and we'll. formed,
but stood apart; HE walk Was 90 rapid that
people had to run to keep up with him, and
bis gait h described ~ being like that of .
man striding down hill He WAS simple In
his apparel; he never WON silk but once in
his life, and laid it aside In disgust, saying it
was no ht dress for man. His general At
tire wss white and red, q striped cotton;
IKE Ill Arabs, he had no taste for comfort,
and the luxurious rcfinenents of artificial
life were not known to him, or would have
been despised had they become 20 bed Of
palm-tree 6ber, low hut Of burnt thing
with palm-tree roof. would have been by
him preferred 70 palace. Still he was in
some things Of extremely delicate and sen-
sitive taste, a. in the use of perfumes and in
hfs distaste for unpleasant odors. At Hedi-
NJ he one time sent back dish Of mutton
untouched, because It was favored with
onions, saying they were disagreesble to
the ange, who visited him; be never travelled
without toothpicks and antimony for his
eyes; he wss good listener In conversation,
and never IN shaking hands was the first to
withdraw his own; he was not addicted to
any of tAe games or sports Of which the
Arabs were passiouately fond, and Wa, in
III things, most unlike The heroic ideal OF
Arab character.
A Dou8LB-BoaIB LOCOMOTIVE. The
6eisstUGe A1sriess describes new, double
locomotive, just manufactured at Taunton,
for The Central Pacific Railroad. Il looks
precisely = if two ordinary locomotives had
beea backed up to each other and made into
oas machine. The soginesrs' house and the
fusl bsakss sre, Of course, stationary, be.
tween Ne Two locomotives rather, ase
part sad parcelof thsmachineitself; which.
Ike double-ender Steamship, can 20 eau
my van either way, thus obviaaing enfirely
tie necessity Of turn.tsblea The whole
machine = carried ~ pairof Sfsss . inch
whsols, In two gEoaps, ose as each sad; and
saeAgsouphddvsa byspair Of lS-iaeh cylia-
defA vith 9l-lnch sesuke; ard Tie combinsd
power q ~ naehihs y equal . pull of
A.7lA po1ndA II WEIGHT y - tons. or
aboag - toas - tAs vhssl i - ], ,ooofoet
q t1bs sarface, 116 ssss q lrs-sex stsfacs,
aad shout - fsst q Are-gIsts sarfaca II
- wing-taaks y O. clrzy 3ooo plloas of
vsa9, aad - hanksss = toas q eoal.
. TAs dsnesd - p, u Basil, fsou
u1saoe - hegee posiiaas Of ~ dianeals
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A NON.SECTA.RIAN.

A Sunday school teacher tells this story
of little boy whose case is Like that Of
many others who are lured to churches and
Sunday schools by the vision of pic-nics
and sweetmeats. In answer to the ques-
ton, "Where do: you 60 to Sunday school,
Jimmy" the little fellow replied,
"Why, marm,I 60 to,the Baptisses, the
Methodisses, and the Presbyteriums, but
I've been trying the 'Piscopals for two OF
three weeks" --
-"You don't seem to belong anywhere,
then, Jimmy?" <:>s 5,.st i.
"Why, yes, marin, don't you see be-
longs to 'em all, excepting the 'Piscopals,
but Pm going to jine them too, now"
"Well, Jimmy, what's your idea in going
to so mapYY ggnx3F.f.a ..
"Why, you see, I gets little of what is
going on at EN- all, marin. 1 gets hber.
ries and hymn books. and all that; and
when ahey have pic-nies; 7; goes to- every
one of'em. "ea " f. .''.E % ,,,'7' -. '5,.,s, :
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didn'sashhks ueak ~ sshhg httsse to
newspapers, anyhow.
"Only ones moment more. Anna, oh,
Anns!" she softly cried, ado you see any
body coming down noHR 80
81 see, two horseman. They see me
wave my handkerchief It is-it Is Sam
and R;riP, ~ = is';i e-cso -r!-o r. - "sr' g
Then Blue Beard rushed in With his
drawn sword Che had drawn il; at o gihAi
show. and MAS sbeut 70 dispatch q her 70 the
happy ,crokaying grounds ct her sex, when
her brothers Sam and Bill drove IN and
blew old Blue Boards brains out with dou,
ibls.barrelled bowie knives ax+ qs,! ~
: The Widow B. Inherited bis money, to-
gether with the remains of his ether wives,
With xhich she cNss enabled to set MP .
Museum of Anatomy, finally marrying q
side Snowman. Her sister Anna was uni
Ted to gentleman by the name Of Domfny,
though what year this Was I cannot say.
Blue Boards went cut With the eminent and
excessive yeHide#er Of that name. and haYAf +
been IN since, To- MY knowledge. ~: .'.-,I
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n@- A late philosopher says if anything
will make woman swear, it is looking tor
her night-cap after the lamp is blown out.
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.


TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A young man ran away from thegalleys
at Toulouse, >, He was strong and vigorous,
and soon made his way across the country
and escaped pursuit. He arrived the next
morning before cottage, in an open field,
and stopped to beg something to eat, and
get refuge while he reposed little. But
he fonnd the inmates Of the cottage in. the
deepest distress. Four little children sat
trembling in the corner, their mother was
weeping and tearing her hair, and the faith:
er walked the. Hoor in agony. The galley
slave asked what was the matter, and the
father replied that they we're that morning
to be turned ont Of doors, because they
could not pay the rent. .,;s< ..c5s.i ! -
"You see me driven to despair said the
father; ssmnry wife and little children with
ont food or shelter, and Iwithout means to
provide any for them" -. ~ ..., ~ 49,
''I will give you the means. I. have but
Just escaped from the galieys. Whoever
secures and takes back an escaped prisoner,
is entitled toe reward Of fifty -francsv~ How
much does yourrent amountstogaAs}
"Forty francs," answered. the father
"Wen," said the other, s'put q cord
around my body. I will follow you to the
city, where they will recognize me, and you
will get fifty francs for bringing me back. .
eNo, never" exclaimed the astonished
listener, ssmy children should starye q
thousand times before would do so base
thing, ~ ,I'2rU = -
The generous young man insisted, and
declared at last, that he would 20 and give
himself mp, if the father would not consent
to take him. ...,.. -,..--,.~n
After long struggle the latter yielded,
and, taking his'preserVer by the arm led
him to the city, and to the Mayors Office.
Everybody was surprised, that a little man
like the father should be able to capture
such strong young fellow but the proof
was before them. The fifty francs were
paid, and the prisoner sent back to the gal
leys. But after he was gone, the father
asked Q private interview with the mayor,
to whom he told the whole story. The
mayor Vas SO much affected, that he not
only added fifty francs more to the fathers
purse, but wrote Immediately to the Minis.
ter of Justice, begging the noble young
prisoners release.
The Minister examined into the affair,
and finding that it was comparatively g
small offence which had condemned the
young man to the galleys, and that he had
already nearly served out his time, ordered
his release. Is not the whole incident beau
tifu12
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nIs2gIfrsaedsSs sso 5aagYaSs

! HIS22 Ifradeds steT tNo y4uags HasB
in Augusta, Ga. T rode one of them to
KY and servant thsothdE 3 Kaiiy DIE
morning, at the crossing :of Cineh River
Tenn, ne found one he Of tie mares 10 bsldly
foundered, that she could not be lediout Of
the stable. I procured a green gourd, spd
drenched her as directed above, and direct
ed the servant to remain antl. She was able
to travel, expecting that he would reseb
home in three or four days sfser me; the
next day after my arrival he came in, with
the mare in as good plight as if nothingh had
.:z-0or. RxralE Worl.Ss
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" MHW atAllhSErA
AS, CHEAP is; me tlEa aREsIk
'H, F.?ADdGKEs!.

* - AS.Fs AOJHHFJr.y ,, .. La.
IN nEsPECTFuLLY ini6rnms n bis stomesss and
IL the public generally, that his .neY 6tock3st p1
Goods has arrived, and .is now ready foEsS9sPsc-
tion and sale. The Stock has been seseaed nth
great care and purchased on the very bsst terms
mdyf1be sonf ReqldnslxssInd Indhea9tMEWDl
,~sLADIET DRESS d00DS,s 4
He can ofer untsna indhd both q regard
STYLES and Prices aud specially soijcits an e2ai
fiation OF this Bepartnen fas als9 aApf6u
assortment Of leaiss' a AIS IAND B0N9 9Efs
something entirely pss and yety hs 9so!te. f4 4:
dies SHOES Of alt lilies and stan prices 80 80
%@GENTIsEldEN ENS GOODS
,ass ss II sssE y EsE % ss
..s!a, asss5les s5Is .,ss s y s prices qAlsa elotA
Boys aud MeiiS HTS Boots and Shoes. SOLE
and Upper Leather and Shoe Findings -,
1HARDWlARE,r,
Embracing ali the afttciss asuafy1 asuaf1 found u q
up-c country Store, together wffh groeS G1t. 20
Hand Saws, tBenehl Screws, ,Carp4nters': .ToS1g
stocks and Dyes snd Cabinet Maker e 1Aatefikls.
SCHOOL AND MISC E0HS H09ES.
His Stock Of 'Booksi Is nnnsuslly largsS embracing
Any Book that is' not on hand, win b berrocnfe4
at short notice 7aSe 'i - a. ss 20 - 6.
On. SUGAR AND aGOEEEE,sqs s'i'a I
Yankee Notions, Dorne-ttiiess, Bet Factory
B Hsintitss "a an 4slaii,s4son ii ria stSck; Messns
assured that he can afford das gcSd &iEaihs q my
0t6ss 6sEaSsss stsrs ( in # the 'pso0antT Il t. -
OctoUer o X - -,-sSs
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at she prseentsim ageHsFA Svdesspheg
fof usefslnea. We must eduecate 0ddrf farm:

IUt -useIulneBS. we muSI euuc8te Uu1 Iarn-
ers and hsmsrs wives to.s proper appreci-
ation, Of the importance and position of aga
riculture, to smere thorough knowledge Of
its principles and details, whether we view
It as science Of an art, and 70, new and
better modes 'of commumcstm that know;
ledge to the Boys, under their care, i
seems clear, that jast'so far as We thus edu.
cate, so far will the evil we complain Of
cease; and when tHe Whole cofimunity is
set right On thia subject, and the real truth
fully, received, our boys will instinGtiyelg
go to the land fog employment, will be
proud Of their achisvsmsntS IA agriculture,
and With Joy, andtin prosperity and honor
will abide by the farm.-Hearth and Home.
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The LAST DANCE. =

Durln2 the occupancy VI tne clty VI
Moscow by the French army, a party Of
officers and soldiers determined to have q
military levee, and for this purpose chose
the deserted palace of. ., snobleman. ,Thst
night the city was, get on fire. Al the SUN
went down, they began TO- assemble The
women who followed the fortunes Of the
French army were decorated for the oocar
sion. The gsyest and noblest Of TIE army
we're there, and mesriment reigned oVer
the crowd! ~ AaDK @IH9i 5fi|
During the dance the fire rapidly ap-
preached chem; they saw, it coming, but
felt no fear AT length the building next
to the one they occupied was on fire. =
Coming to the windows, they gazed npen
the billows Of FIRE which swept the city,
and then returned tor their amusements.
Again and again they left their pleasures,
to watch the progress of the flames. AT
length the dahSes cesssdS and tbss6ecessity
ofleaving the scene Of merriment became
apparent to alk They we're enveloped in
a food Of fire, and gaaed on With deep and
awful solemnity. ,.5na4
AT last the fire, communicating to their
Own building, caused them to- prepare fsr
fight, when 8 brays. young officer, named
Carnot waved his jeKslled hand aboyeThis
head and exclaimed: /: .0ne dance mors,
and defiance to the aames p,"' .5 an caught
the enthusiasm of: the moment, and ff0ne
dance more, aad. defiance 70 the ffames,
burst from the lips Of all, The dance cor. cop.
mehced louder and louder grew the sound
Of music, and faster and faster. fell the pat,
tering footsteps ofdsncing men and women,
when suddenly they heard q cry The fire
has reached the. msgssinet Ny-fy for
your life r" One moment they stood trans
fixed With terror; they did not know the
magazine was there, and ere they recovered
from their stupor the ysult exploded; the
building was shattered to pieces, and the
dancers were hnziea into = fearful eternity.
Thus it will be in the final day. g Men
will be as careless as these Fll.fated revel-
lers-yea, there are thousands and tens Of
thousands as careless now We speak, 70
them Of death, the grave, judgment, aud
eternity. Fhey pause q moment in their
search for pleasure, bat soon dash into; the
world and forgetfalnsss as before. Gods
hand is laid ON them ini,sickness, but no
sooner are they restored than they forget
it ALL, and. hurry on. = Death enters their
homes, and the cry is heard, <fsPrepsre 70
meet thy Godp' .butsoon, Ike Carnot they
say, Gone dance more, and defiance to the
flames" and hurry on The Spirit Of the
living God speaks powerfully home to their
hearts, and the" shake, tremble, and are
amazed but earth casts its spell around
them, ard sings to them its songs, and with
the cry, "rime enough, ,as"by andby," they
speed on sitting the voice, till often, ere
days and months have passed, the bolt has
sped, the word has. descended, the Judge
has come, and the soul is lost foreVer-lost!
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Fo1NDEsifGa6HsEs.

4 certain .cnre for founder in horse i
to stand him in water up to his belly. I have
known it practieea for fftgs years; and
swathing the legssin hot water, vinegst snd
sugar Of lead, are 'all good to some extent;
but a founder must be relieved suddenly, or
the horse will SHOW stiffness b his action.
and have daformsd and tcalius tender shoofi
Wster applied to the legs do not CON
sides, Ps9tEes esse-rthes diseese must be
attacked Ct the roo, BY bleeding and png::
ing few drops of bloedtaken from below
the fetlocks viii hasten his recovery But
have sas "sSs eyer Known ss5 sppsJ: Tel Tsls
. large, g green ggtourr, cut Il RpaB. .tistd
. gallon of water and boil it down TO- a
quart Strain the. lqnid and drench-in
twenty four hours tie horse wiffbe perfectz
y himself: Tie gourd is q powerful sdiure
tic, and will cause the horse to stale the
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KEFf S6Ys tffHE f1Ra.7 :

What arc the cansas pshich indnca hoys
tn leave ths, I f.rn, s and engage in other NM.
sn;ts = TSs sHonS-Mr EStockhrid,e flsl
President Fl az Massachusetts A Aaricultunll
raj. Col,s.s >, in r. o;v;ncl an snsvsr .o th;a
nnest;on 5s,o - Ss2 u = s .
aSoms bars some at raen man do d,,if noif ma ma.
aesa ,r ~ ~ ansroet;c temnsrs ,nsnt Int
are inclined ' ~ i hs iedolenfy 1fifhe instincts
of sncI nsor,r. - e+hem' e sela,o1t nnran;t,
wb;ch than tSink.' v;n five then, q Gberal
spnnart H;tbnnt ,nncb sIarrtion1 of miind Is
hod1' -, Rnt A. ~ s.ore ,thae efrst .davn os
Hi 9ntallect Ia has nsrhsns haa Il imnrressed @
mon b;s .m;nS ;nefIacsabiv that, lIfe , on = :
farm ia ono nf erH,,,st;n, lahor baIfdall,,iini
and toif He hesrs no E other iidsa I respect
inc. il advanced in the family and commu. nm.
nity xheres Ia fesiies and sceents il as' q
.xt.s - IL ,l.5,iN1 "a lss,.,,,,ss,s ~ b;s t.ns -
cardinsSu, T. e s4's ''.s' ~ 40 - ~ s. -
:aHdtMsn;:: man il al aecnmuIatiye animal
He nossasses The ,des;re to hoard. IS no not for
;taeR 4IdnsT Tiyet ar AZ: o,ratifcstson lWhicfl
His accommodations Will sec9re him. : Tbe boy f,,7
nasssssas u tS;s faenitv eoually with the man.
andsi. is not d;rected by Judgment, and ex,
perience. Now. the Yery father who is
eompl.miuotthath cannot, keen his boy on
the farm has yery fikely taught him, from
bis infancy npE fhst afHine isap poor busi-
meas that it does not lpayz for the care ard
Xxx bssstojxed tbst f Il only by' the strict
est a ECONOMY. .perhaps gelfd denial that he
can male, lis ends; meet and E, he eets.a.
head at ali. i is little by little. a few dol,
I'M 81 wear and 4 Efstims sc Labor Ga o,,,i 4
farm z ,necesasr,s to aeanrs ,snf;c;ent m for
sInport in thg decline Of seeYl Pie boF
lsarna the lesson ora and he remeambers II.
Rnt he sees 1inercbanta traders. speeuIateors
snd professionals & rolinq. il apparent tq wealth,
a.auired Quickly. and. he thinks. easily.
an3 With IoDn1ooi;i1 he desires 10 90 and do
i;Isw;se = - - - = = b.. Ii;
Hstnotlpr .ffr,;tfn,f eanse, Of the evil com.
n,.;ned of ia that yerv, many of our farm.
~ sre ignorant of, H. do ,ot fuliyv spprrte,!! !
c;ste fhe c6aranter of Their bows IN alf its
noSlsness in the breadth and scope of their
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there Sfs sixteen. PROFESSORS coigeesedN With The
pesience; thus Ne Re&s5if3SZ Z8Site
aty NOT only the16e EeaSe1 The bet end
most thoro1&kA d1diia2 1nul FLOR obtsipipg
spompaeses knowisdsp- fsthei.
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