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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-07-09

GROCERIES, 0ssOChssA"o
opocrn,rs GROCERIES
o,or,.p,rs AID GROCERIES
,,orops LIQUORS
LIQUORS LloUORS
LIQUORS LIQUORS
LIQUORS LIQUORS
LIQUORS
To be Closed Out 1t Lowest Rates for Cash.
UP.R1vER
rr.,.c. Jn,v 4 ism 1.3in
TOOTLE LEACH & CO.,
Broadway, Opposite the Plantess' House,
HELENA, MONTANA.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Staple and Fancy Dry aooda
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Staple and Fancy Dry Coda
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HAVE JUST RECEIVED HAVE JUST RECEIVED
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
The Best Stock
The Best Stock
The Best Stock
The Best Stock
They have Ever Opened In montana,
AT MARKET RATKs OR LESS.
rR0N OUR FRIENDS IN DEER LODGE,
Alled to their best advantage.
Ism ToorLE LEACH 4 co.
July I, 1854. .r..-s .H ..
Wells, Fargo * Co.,
GENERAL EXPRESS FORWARDERS
AND cAaMxas or THE
OVERLAND NAIL.
~ Union P.cidc Railroad aud the Central Pacific
RailrUad Of California.
PASsE NGERs
. 7,cxsrsD 70
Denvef;
Salt Lake City, a .....
Austin and
Virginia City New.
sscemanto. California;
Boise City, Idaho;
and intermediate points.
CIV. Bennsck and Fort Benton, Montana On aitcnste
daya The Company will run an
Overland Exprcss
In CONGESTION With their Stage Lines and prepared
Express matter 70 Oh parts Vt the world At reduced
rates.
Letters It ~ points On our Inca New York Exchange
so!d: ~ ou,raprr
Agent, Helena, II. 7.
! !, ,Arros. AZ. VIII.
Bartoa & Will.
Jewslry, Dsalass h American and Fsrcisr
| 6sld ord silver Watches,
MAIN sraur. 35 HELENA Mt. /.
esosAviso AND GaAaEL,se
Iaths v~y hsst stgis.
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Helena Advertisements.
j.. q. 1GAN9EIELD
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS
y AZ wsos1AsA
q Ha's'a g.: o.a e =. e.. ta' s'as' A''''
Agency soe Ksaescay Besrsoa. bssa
aE INST NATIONAL BANK
ASSAY OFFICE,
j. HzlznA, MONTANA.
Aueus1us Sr.11s, Assaya. ju4An
& T. HAussa Jxo: q A1cnlsoS,
r.t Prue6deuk Cashics
First National Bank,
Main Street, Hs'sna, Montana.
DEaexArxD Dz1ossrosY o. 7us UNITED STATES.
HCSSEY, DAHLER 4 CO.,
... BANKERS
And Dealers IN Gold Dust, Coin and Exchange,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Territory:
, VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana
B o h m & A ub,
-. BANKERS,
HELENA, MONTANA.
o,-,As. Vv>~.e... ana rr,tt. Ola m IN nnrts of
the United States and Europe.
Highest Price Paid fox Gold Dust and Ears.
81 III ". r. SANDERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
0yvscs m n. WHITAKER BUILDING.
HELENA MONTANA
jyaiy ----.---
." LAWRENCE / HEDGES,
A t t or N . -. q Il a w,
Main street, Opposite National Bank,
HslaxA, MONTANA.
jy9sm -......-.r..s.
I" SIGN or THE MAMMOTH GLASSES"
Blnxel q H "a m per,
UNION BREWERY AND SALOON.
HELENA, MONTANA.
The bcst quality Of Beer In the mammoth glasses.
ASSAY OFFICE I ASSAY OFFICE
f;alch Dust and Mn Rcsort melted into Barr. aocu-
| ratclS assayed and guaranteed To conform to the
U. g. MINT STANDARD.
Gree nbacks Paid fer Geld Dust!
/ a CHARLES RUNLEy
BnoApvAy. lIxLxxA NJ r. jy9-tf
s:Boulder'' Block, Nss. 8 and 10 Weed st.
lgnasAm 4 NEWMAN,
rmposses. and Jobseis Il Rhiss and California Wins
| Foreign and Domestic Lian"''
Cigass end Bar Stores,
i'm HELENA, MONTANA.
J. + vAwTKR 4 CO.,
Groceries ond Pr0visionS,
/ Wheat, Oats and harley, Leather, etc..
STONE BUILDING,
cosues os broadway a,d jackson stsssts
! HElExA, MONTANA.
|. DENTISTRY.
Dr.J j. A. Nlchtols, Denist
CENTRAL OFFICE m
/ w1urLArcu BUILDING, HELENA.
An work wasanted Asst-claa,
| ....5 Asd psosos,ssd b. IN vi,
have sen biz work - b ssszesllsd
jyan IN the United States
w cir & Pope,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
Main 0lrss9, Hslsaa, McaHana.
MINING CnEl1CALA ~ ~
/ PAINTS AND vARNIsHEs
PKRFUNIRIEA In
Phy11Clan0s ProeC1.lpti0nl
seessately lisd With fsssA. pars DseA
~ osdsn pssastly ND md sAipps. 80
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Oriental Lodging House
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-07-09

JOB PRINTING DONE TO. ORDER
JOB PRINTING DONE TO ORDER.
JOB PRINTING DONE TO ORDER.
PRINTING n cotons
rnrxrlxa N coloas
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Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental Printing,
Plain, Fancy sanai Ofnameutal Printing,
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In Every Style Of the Art
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the hearth charged ", - On imaginary
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friend here has reached that condition, Dc.
descrihed by Shakespeare - s'lIlc sefc ana
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items a9tun9sppu bemitleteen, m1brenb
MIR eu9 jeBt muir sera6ten fSnnen.-
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ben tpenn. e. re@t i'm 5alie brennt, nur
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g. s, 81. 2cubens sonssafenepe iast: ,Gs tana
Ron unparteii9en Mi9tern MIDI in @treoe seasat rsresr,
ss hisiss bic Better pf1ass in 9sbrapa' fir eislsa
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calitdtea eerednst, rcn ouen pFusen bic mir e Serfauft."
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vGs wirb ~sueesebea,. bas erzteri tete II m febrpf Hui ifbss
je bier ~eineefabrt puroe unO bag er fd unter aucn unfdussn
rein arbeitct."
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:5srren: SD babe ZEN @errine gRus felt Sielsn SaDrsn &C.,
brau0t uub fanb TIN npllfanbis ufrtebenfel-
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0trm mad en- user hret6ia eerfdbteeene Wufter Don 8reapaaaens &rcus
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wi0en eab er lebr ptel 1prt&t.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-09-02

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-04
Farm Wages must Come Down.

"The laborer is worthy of his hire" and
we are decidedly in favor of paying all good,
faithful workers the highest wages that can
possibly be afforded. But the emplyer is
worthy Of his hire. The farm can not pay
beyond a reasonable per centage of its
products for workmcn. The cost of freight
age and other marketing expenses is about
the same for wheat at 75c. per bushcl as
for that sold at $3.50. But making no
allowance for this, let us reckon the wages
of laborers in wheat, or other produce,
which he must buy for his family. Sup
pose we put the wages Of good workman
at four bushels of wheat per week with
board, or 81 bushels without board. This,
with wheat at $3.50 per bushel, is sos, or
$34.37 per month"; if the employer sells his
wheat and pays money. Is it just that he
should pay the same money wages when
his wheat brings only 75c.? The plain
truth is, he cannot afford it. He cannot
give or II bushels of wheat for weeks
work. If the laborer could feed his family
two years ago on four bushels of wheat
per week he can get along on less than
double that quantity now, while the en-
ployer is Strengthened for the means to
pay interest, purchase mach incry or nipple
ments, stock, etc. If laborers do not ap-
preciato these facts, and moderate their
demands accordingly, farmers will, from
absolute necessity, be compelled to shorten
sail, and large number of laborers will be
thrown out of employment. Every farmer
will, of course, do the best he can to retain
his well-tired men, and to keep some i'm
provcments going on. BY the way, We
would like to receive from some of our
readers, in different parts Of the country,
statements as to the number of bushels of
wheat, and of corn also, that have been
equivalent to the average wages of farm
hands, with and without board, during
each of the years 1865, 1867 and 1S69-we
refer to men employed by the month for
the entire year.-Ameriean Agrteulturist.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-12-04
Cooperative Cookery.

Professor Blot having despaired of the
attempt of making the American people a
nation of epicures by teaching the ladies
how to cook, now proposes to reach the
same end by system of great cooperative
k;tches, from which, if we may trust his
promises, he is to send out breakfasts, din
ners and suppers, cooked in the perfection
of the gastronomic art, and yet costing
less than the ill prepared meals which we
are accustomed to bolt. At meeting
held in Brooklyn the professor developed
his plans. He intends to have an extcn-
sivo central kitchen, where food of every
description will be prepared and sent to
families in any part Of the city. Families
would be supplied with bills of fare from
which to order what they pleased for every
meal. The food would be carried in tin
pals, enclosed in wooden boxes lined with
felt, SO arranged that the food would re-
main hot for hours. Food at the central
kitchen would be prepared more econom:-
cally and more scientifically than by ord-
nary family cooks. By actual experiment.
he said, it had boon found that thirty fam
lilies with an average of five to each family,
could save in one moths time $2,240.-
Besides this money it was expected that
the kitchen would reward its supporters
with money earned, as it was to be run on
the cooperative principle, and one-half Of
the profits would so to the subscribers and
one-half to the manager.