The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-03-31

o9a WAS0oWQ1o0 LETTER.
Regular csu..poadsos. New xo..A vs%4
CHArTY, CHEERFUL AND COMPILING
ED.ros NEW NoAru wxsr: ~ @~~
This. above all other places l. the hard
est 10 collect ones thoughts and put then
in shape Of letter. Bohemian speech wri
tiers, and others who make II . speciality
and who are 20 happily organized - not t
be susceptible to the seductive influences
and cxcitcments of life in this city, may no
find it difficult They have disciplined
themselves y, resist its blandi yhments, ar,
st0icsl and indifferent by nature, like q
Spanish donkey. or like Sir Chas. Cold.
stream. have grown blaze. We are yet, just
Us We were coined. ~ gushing child of M
ture," simple and ingenuoIs-like Bret
llartc's .Chince man.
First, it may never have been told you,
but
THIS CITY ADoUSDs WITH PRETTY woX3N.
We have been from the Orient u the Occi.
dent, from the embryo Northern Pacific
down TO the tropics, and for the size Of the
place, we have never seen II beaten for
beauty. 1t has more than its complement.
Other cities suffer by the tendency of this
place to absorb them. They don't ill grow
here; but many come, ~ the Mahometlan
goes to Mecca, to smooth the way to heaven
by IN eliyibl. marriage. These general
ply come attached to tho household Of some
high Official. Judge. General. NJ. O., or
si0nxl Directory At the side of their names,
nli1NliS11pC en- fhnf ho nss1v Tn 1rs>ly
| in that book to know where to find eligible
young ladies. and shape your visits accor.
dinghy. Of course it would he unchariia
bic 10 charge all with the same motive
marriage Some just come to ''spend the
season, "-others are simply "lOokcss- Ion in
Vienna, "-Others hold positions in the De.
Dartments. while few a:e 10 the manor.
born. They 81! form one Of the said ''bIau-
And. - natural suggestion arising from
my subject, am reminded of
WINNIE nEAN AND HE8 STATUE OF
LINCOLN.
OF course oil have read about it-rcad
comments for and against. It has been IN.
yelled, accepted and given place in the
Hall Of Representatives. We are not q
dtlettanti-cDuld not criticisc work Ut art
1t We would, and we wonder how any one
would crillcise her if they could; but with.
O2t fear. favor, or die: s,i0n. VIC unhcsitatiny.
~ give our opinion that the work is u sue
Cess, rs much 50 Mt least rs those surround.
ing 1t, which have challenged tho admra.
ton and elected the encOmiums Of the best
connoisscurs. She il . wOman,-sinxlc, On
sant,-without fortune. aud only such
friends 40 her talent and hcrOIsm have en-.
listed; working her own way up the height
r. fssn0 anI
up the hilly grades of life with her, has had
below. And in her present triumph she
should receive the congratulations Of all
who desire tn sec honest merit rewarded.
AID our limited world Of art fclicitstcd upon
the acquisition of this work.
COMPARISON.
! said limited world of art In the city
Of Valpsrais<-away down near the Terra del
Fucgans. where tbs enlightened ns,iv es
!eligiously eat their parents and preserve
their dogs, because the former can't catch
otter. anl the latter can. Away down in
that city they have more s,aluary than wc |
have upon our whole continent. So Tom |
Nelson. our former Minister said. We
know the difference between European
9 'untrics and ours in this respect 10 very
radical.
A Yankee, while travelling on the Rhine, |
was asked by III Englishman what he |
thought Of its beautyy ''Nothing com.
pared to the natural beauty Of the Passan,s |
guoddy and the artificial beauty of the
Hudson" ''Oh, but, you lavn't 20 many |
grand old ruins there" No. that's true:
We never make nonc; We don't 90 . cent on
EN-. ~ .-
Near Miss Rcao,'s statu: stands
AwooD1N FIGURE OF WASHINGTON,
modelled after the original statue of Hou.
don's, now in the State building ct Rich.
'nond. Ordinarily II doesn't attract much
impression icing that 1t il
! very poor ono, and many wonder why It
10 left there ut all. The reason 10 probably
This: The original was executed by Houdon
Twelve years before Washingt0n's death.
md was frequently seen by him and many
others. who By their acceptance OF It aud BY
The General Assembly, must have acknowl
edgcd its c0rrcctness But what \ contrast
between this real and the ideal likeness of
'nr patriot saint! Psychologists 20 into
:cstacies over the happy organization Of
v Washington. like Napoleon, blending in
,qu4I proportions the nervous, sanguine. |
bilious and lymphatic; and how picture.
makers, portrait painters and pen>skctchcrs
III coincide with them, and how one. Just
me. look at this wooden image. painted
While leaning on pillow. with sword
hcathed. disrOwelei spur. put them oil
Town. Tall, thin. shoulders rather narrow
or eize, cheek bones protruding radically
y an Indians, and with equally large pef.
,epti0ns, forehead narrow and recodine in
he vicinity where phrenologists locate the
norsl faculties and ideality. These, taken
n connection with the fact that be was