The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-10-25
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saturday, October Is. 1873.
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Nv MAX ADLER

Nv MAX ADLER
Prom the saturday Evening Post. oct. ~
The Secretary of War recently informed
the world that the popular idea Of Washing.
TONS nos~. obtained from his portrait. ,s
incorrect. he hos asccrtained positively
that the nose Of the Father 1T HIS Country
"was sharp and bcak like" Even II Gen.
Belknxp's statement IL correct. we shall not
submit, inmsly to any alteration Of the pic
lures II Washington Tha, nose. - il has
come down IL " through succcei:n. gen
e,si,ons, In. become scored II is the nose
Wp have revcsed ilir lose around which
ruv moot h~iluwch r.cnllcc'irns cluster :
the nose upon which We have HING in rev.
rrcntIsl love. Blot out tia, nose and you
r"h every patriot If one "f VI" Oh jcc's
whic., have helped 10 make his country
dear ~ hin, Put another r"'c there in.
sirsd N The Rose winch ~ have always
believed wns blown NJ Monmouth. and he
hewth viii, Mos'ur" ~ the lark hours of
Valley Forge aud you commit - sncrilegr
which 10 little less than u rriblc What
difference d'~> !, make II IT., popular nose
- not lik" the real nu-,: W ..hingi'n him.
SELF never complained about il. and why
should o. neral liclknnp make himself IN.
easy concerning the matter: il Is u very
Svsksc,mblc nose ~ IL stands aud Ju.i such
y pose ihs, nigh, hsrr brd for frecduin.
or roVsrr.' mouth that couldn't tell lie.
lf the new nus" j. /" forced upon us. let
~ sfil, rlinn tr. old one i.c. Us have
them both. w. would rn;l,-, noun, twelve
noses on Georges face. singular rs .uch MI
adjournment would appear. than {" give up
'hc old nose. II any mai ever 'lld deserve
Nv" nosr. "f his country IL Was Washing.
ton
Mrs Pullman. our ncighbor over the way,
isn devoted keeper. aud woman Of
many cares. Pullman. IN order to give her
some recreation. drove her ont to the Park
In hired carriage the other day. and just
before they reached home the horse ran
away and Mrs Pullman ives thrown vio.
lcntly out and picked up inscnsible. As
she lsy unconscious in the room. Pullman
knclt by her side holding her hand in his
and terribly alarmed ic., the vital spark had
tcd. In an agony Of dread he appealed +"
her. Elisabeth, speak to me! Speak to
me-. Elisabeth. my love. Have you no word
for your husband? Can't sou hcnr your
Samuel speak to YOU. dearest? NJ move
meni! No sound | fear the worst. Ellis.
sbeth. my darling. will you not speak 10
mc! Am never 10 hear your voice agair.
my love! Ila, she moves She "prns her
eyes! She lives: One wmd. IN, one
w"rl. Elisabeth. Tell me thai v"u vii
live. Let mr. only hear but one whisper
from your ljp-. my dearest. NM! | will I've
sn',sii.d." Here. ~, the doctor informed
Us. Mrs. Puilma" rolled her eyes around 70
Snn:ucl. aud said. IN = broken Voice. Sam.
! do believe that .csmi' l"ns Mary JaIe
never pni them markc,rl in'o soak. III be
the ruin "f that gal yet. mind me-" Then
Pullman left tn: bedside AMI passed out in
pursuit Of 'h~i negligent Mary Jane. He
told the doctor he felt somc~ hat ,'almer
after that 1T kinder sw,hrd him." his
aunt informed us. ~" md 'hai Elisabeth
Was far enough away from the tomb y"
think al"u, soaking mackcrrl"
We cannot rec ,mmend Slenker's patc,.t
spring bed since the accident a, I.",,lv,n'..
The bed. II app ere, w,s entirely n, elastic
When Mrs. t.cc,lm Wen, =" ri r'c her baby
u?On II. the Chill som .j,uw slipped and
struck he bed with considerable force.
II Instantly reh"un'ied up 10 the ceiling.
the" back 10 III. bel. then up again, max.
Ing smaller and sm,lIcr ascsnsions each
time. But from the manner IL which, the
~ 'nnssiics ~trc going on M,.. Lr.,lom
feared that either the child wruli Keep
iWurc,ny around until Christmas AID stsryc
" Death before il could I've stopped, or lr
killed hy the continued concuss,nns. MIS-.
Lced"'n, therefore. had 10 consider
whether 1t would bc better I" try 10 catch
the baby on the lily. or suddenly pull the
led away during ~ upward bound. and let
the infant s0usc against the floor. Lce!um
himself solved the problem however by
rushing down after the pic hoard. which
he inserted between the little sufferer aud
the bed. On the sixty seventh bound the
child came down on the board with n kind
Of "squssl." which made Mrs. Lcc'lom'.
blood run cold. and which split the board
But thu infant was unhurt II was on, Of
breath and locked - red in the face A. il !,
had been standing on its head. 1t recover.
ell its wind hOwcve. in time 10 give Lccdom
On airy France sround the room that night
sitter the parcgoric bottle. 10 the muse Ut
screams of the most terrific character. The
bed II not regarded ~ y complete success.
Slcnkcr can 'ny il rack again n, less tai
cost.
They laid on, = cemetery N Mullersburg,
Pa. d" few months "go, and most Of the
citizens purchased lots. As soon as every
thing Mss ready, great anxiety was felt IL
have the cemetery started right OF with
few in,erments. Bu, nobody died. Week
after week passed. and the town kept get.
ting healthier aud healthier, until .. last oil
the physicisns IN the place had chance 10
knock "ff and take vacation. A. roon ~
they left town, the sanitary condition OF the
public became more thoroughly good than
ever. The people were In despair. II seem.
I'd - II that cemetery would never be IN
augursied. In this crisis woman came u
the front. Il WAS Mrs. Scudamore. She wss
widow who had had five husbands. and
rather than have that cemetery rs,nsin 80
lonely and desola.e, she dug up every one
Of those dead partners and planted them oil
afresh In the new graveyard under . blue
marble monument sutmoun.ed with the fl
miller eillgy Of sugar howl with . rng over
the top Of II. 1t 10 . comforting thing 10
feel that the community can thus depend
upon noble and sclf.sscrtficiug woman In
hours of dccp dcspOudency. She certainly