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Cow PLIcATIoN.- following is re-
cent explanation, by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, i'll regard tothe rights of foreign
ers in mining locations: "Only citizens, or
those who have declared their intention,
are authorized to claim and locate mines.
A foreigner may take mining location and
dispose of it. provided he becomes citizen
before disposing Of the mine. Proof that
the party was not a citizen before disposing
of the claim must be affirmatively shown
by the adverse claimant" The points are
not new. The whole arrangement is inop-
elatiye, because the restrictions Of the law
may so easily be evaded by legal quibbles.
A foreigner wishing tolocate claim simply
uses citizens name, and re-puchases the
property at a nominal price. Hence the
design of the law is frustrated. and the
matter only results in complexity and con-
sequent insecurity of title.
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WHAT THE WITS SAY.

The Detroit Free Press calls 'em the Col
ored Hills, out of respect for the Civil
Rights bill.
Good Friday passed off quietly in Mon
tana--the price of eggs being 81 so a doz-
en.-Danbury Neaos.
The Putmans are going to publish the
"Anatomy of the Domestic Cat" Fiddle
strings boston Post.
An Oneida man advertises for peddler
who won't swear. Next he will want a
boy with feathers on his legs.-Rome Sen
tiasel.
This has been the coolest March expert
enced since the memorable march on Mos
cow by Napoleon I. and his army White
hall Times.
Sampson pulled down house by hug
ging couple of pillars, but he knew that
in the pillars was the place to find ali the
down he wanted st. Joe Herald.
A peach tree in West Chester is out in
bloom. This is presignification of an
early spring and a heavy peach crop
1itusoiHe Herald. Presignitication is
good.
They attempted to give out an eight-syl-
liable word at one of the Rhode Island
spelling matches the other night, but found
that there wasn't room for it in the State
Norw5ch Bulletin.
Welcub, Welcub, hirthful sping,
Happy birds are dow cd wig
Flittide about frob tree to tree,
Fillidg the air with belody
Phil. Ledger ~.
When young man is invited to party,
and goes skirmishing around the house to
see if his girl is there, before entering, it's
about time he was paying little attention
to the market price of finger rings.-Berk,
shire Courier.
Don't call OH me for three days." is
what an Ashland girl posted on the front
gate, and she further added: "Tm going
to eat some onions this week if never have
another beau" ."-Cgepeland Herald.
At the theatre, the other evening, an
aged individual with powerful pair OF
lungs, blew his nose just as an affecting
passage had reached its climax, whereupor
a young lady, seated in the dress circle.
sententiously remarked, ''s'noutrage."- -
Sacramento Bee.
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THE TWO ANGELS.

God called the nearest angels who dwet with Him
above:
The tenderest one was Pity the dearest Love
Arise" he said my angels! wall of woe and sin,
Steals through the gate OF Heaven, and saddens all
within.
my harIs take mp the pournfu strain that from n
lost world swells.
The smoke of torment clouds the light and blights
the asphodels.
" Fly downward to tn under world and on its souls
pain
Let Love drop smiles like sunshine, and Pity tears
like ram
Two faces bowed before the throne yeiled in their
golden hair;
Four white wings lessened swiftly down the dark
abyss of cir.
The way was strange the fight long at last the
angels
Whee SWING the lost and neither world, red-wrapped
in rayless flame.
There PITY, shnddering, wept; but Love. with faith
too strong for fear,
Took heart from Gods almightness and smiled a
--sme of cheer.
And 10 that tear of Pity qneached the fame whereon
it'll,
And, with The sunshine of that smile. hope entered
into he'll!
Two unveiled faces full of JOY looked upward to the
Throne,
Four white wings fold ID a the feet of Him who sat
thereon.
And deeper than tn. sound OF seas, more soft than
falling Il Ike
Amidst the hush of wings AMI song the Voic Eternal
spake:
= Welcome my angels ye have brought a hnlier JOY
to heaven;
Hcnceorth its sweetest song shall he the of Fin
forgiyen!n
John G. Whittier i April AHahfit.
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italian Noblemen Marrying American
Heiresses.
From the Arcadian.

There has been pretty piece of scandal
in Nice this year. About six months ago
two young Italian gentlemen of rank came
to Nice and made themselves very conspic-
uous in society. They were handsome.
elegant in their manners, well dressed and
very amusing. One was named Marquis
Laureati, the other Count Uggolino. The
other day Uggolino received an anonymous
letter, telling him that unless he sent 500
francs to the Post Office to the writer,
certain secrets Of his life would be published
which would render his immediate with.
dTawal from Nice imperative. The noble
Count took the letter to the Chef de Police.
who told him to send bank note to the
address given, which he did. A detective
was on hand. and Immediately seized upon
the person who asked Tor the letter. who.
to the surprise of everybody, turned ont to
be the Marquis Laureati. The Malquis
was sent to the prison at once. trial
eiasned. and in the course of its proceedings
It turned out that the Marquis was q hair
dresser from Palermo. and the Count a
laqnais. Both gentlemen were engausd to
young American ladies!
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Origin of the Loon and the Crow.

From Advance Sheets of Bancroft's Native Races Vol
III. Mythology.
Not all animals, it would appear, were
produced in the general creation; the loon
and the crow had special origin, being
metamorphosed men. Two fishermen, being
out at sea in their canoes, fell to quarreling
the one ridiculing the other for his small
success in fishing. Finally the unsuccess-
full man became SO Infatuated by the taunts
of his companion that he knocked him on
the head, and stole his fish, cutting out his
tongue before he padded off, lest by any
chance the unfortunate should recover his
senses and gain the shore. The precaution
was well taken, for the mutilated man
reached the land and tried to denounce his
late companion. No sound however could
he utter but something resembling the cry
of a loon, upon which tine Great Spirit,
Quawteaht, became so indiscriminatingly
angry at the whole affair that he changed
the poor mute into loon, and his assailant
into q crow. So when the mournfnl voice
of the loon is heard from the silent lake or
river, it is still the poor fisherman that we
hear, trying to make himself understood
and to tell the hard story of his wrongs.
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THE LARGEST
ri:S' rIaSs lIo'el in III" Terri.oIy.

Having secured lease for a long term of
years Of thiS large and commodious house,
| lavc renovated ufurnished and embel-
lShrd its ro"my parl"rS and elegant suits
"r rooms, and no expense or pains will be
spared to continue to improve and keep it
on first class principles. The tables are
supplied with the very best the markets
afford and the tlelicaccS of the season. At
tendance unexct pti' nalle. Terms, reason
Bile 2Sl
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Mining and Scientific Press.

l'npucstonalS the best minin" pap"r In America
FOR those interested in rold silver I'll quartz
mining l. The Hini"g as1 Scintifr Pr. PM liShtd
hy ID -wty II 60 san FanCi-c: t,tnt~ - t.ro coli
fairs. has ~ aide co'iiS nt editors ard e~pondents,
publishes all imIut !, gi~hton ',ltDg to mining
matters investigates ID rvdces with Illustrations
The new machinery aud processes of mining and re-
ducing aud kindred subjects, and gives full account
uf operations in the Pacific States and Territories.
There is scarcely anything published in 1t but what is
of interest miners, and local papers reproduce
but little of this matter and that without the ilusra
tions. There comparatively few copies taken in
Montana. The expense Of soliciting subscribers istoo
grcat. Recognizing the value of the paper and desir
ing to secure its more general crculation we have
made arrangements follows: Any paid up sub
scriber to the New WEST, sending direct to
So currency, until further notice, will receive the
Mining and Scifntifc Press, year, post paid, to
his address. Weare enabled to do this by securing
their lowest agents rates. and giving it at these fig
TO subscribers without charging commission and
by doing the correspondence free. We wish to get
the paper into the hands of mining patrons that's
ALL The So must be sent to US net We cannot allow
agents commits sion on it.
Address, NEW NORTHWEST,
DEER LODGE, M. T.
FEBRUARy 18th. 1875
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POETRY.
BRYANr's NEW HYMN.

As shadows cast By cloud and sun,
Fit DER the summer grass.
So. in Thy sight, Almighty One!
EaIth's generations pass.
And while the years, an endless host,
Come pressing swiftly on,
The brightest names that earth can boast
Just glisten, and are gone.
Yet doth the Star of Bethlehem shed
A lnstre pure md sweet:
And still it leads, as once it led,
To the Messiahs feet.
o Father! may that holy Star
Grow every year more bright,
And send it's glorious beams afar
To ill the world with light.
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Here is list of some of the wonders
seen through microscope I: Insects of
various kinds can be seen in the cavities of
a grain of sand. Mold is forest of beauti-
fui trees, with the branches, leaves, flowers.
and fruits. Butterflies are fully feathered.
Hairs are hollow tubes. The surface of
our bodies is covered with SC ales like fish.
A single grain Of sand would cover $50 of
these scales, and yet single scale covers
500 pores. Through these morrow openings
the sweat forces itself out like water through
a sieve. The mites make 500 steps a sec
ond. Each dropof stagnant water contains
a world Of animated beings, swimming with
as much liberty as whales in the sea. Each
leaf has colony Of insects grazing on #.
like oxen on a meadow. A speck Of potato
rot the size of a pin-head contains about
200 ferocious little animals, biting and
claWing each other savagely The male
mosquito is decorated with plumes like
those Of some tropic bird. The eye Of the
common house-fy is cut into facets, as
diamonds sometimes are.
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MOSS AGATEs.
BY RALPA MEEKER.

A joint stock company is building i'm
mense steel forging works at Washington,
to fill the orders of the Washington editors
for shears.
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Early in last December,a a series of scientific
experiments were made in Stockholm, and
it was found that the atmosphere of the
Arctic Zone is filled with floating particles
of metallic matter. The deposits in the
bottom of snow drifts in Iceland have been
long known to contain large quantities Of
magnetic iron which has fallen in the flakes.
Now, the professors of the Polytechnic
schools reasoned that if these particles came
down in a ordinary snow storm, space must
be pervaded with them. To test the mat
ter, they built large steam fan, and by
means of pipes, forced air into the bottom
of a tank filled with water. The result was
simply astonishing. The air escaped through
the water, but the metallic particles re-
remained at the bottom of the reservoir, the
same as gold does when the earth Is washed
in a sluice.
The capacity Of the blowing machine was
about sixteen thousand cubic feet of air
minute, which yielded from four to five
pounds of pure magnetic iron, with various
other substances, such as copper, tin and
the slightest trace of silver. Seven more
fans were added, and machinery put in for
collecting the product from the tank. On
the 1st Of January, two hundred and fifty
tons day We're obtained. The excitement
was SO great, and the process so valuable,
that the king appointed a royal commission
er and a staff of engineers to take charge
of the works in the name of the government.
But he did not forget the inventors. They
were decorated with medals of honor and
made confidential superintendents of the
enterprise.
The discovery, however, was not to be
controlled in that way Some private capi-
talists in Norway heard OF it, and at once
organized on a grand scale, and built exten-
sive works in Copenhagen, where they are
now turning out two thousand tons OF iron
IA week The ordinary Swedish iron has
been considered the best i'll tine world, but
it cannot compare with this terrestrial pro-
duct.
Several articles on this subject have ap
peared in the Paris journals, and the French
government proposes sending a corps of
scientific experts to Iceland to make further
experiments, with the permission Of the
King of Denmark, to whom the island be-
longs. 1t is thought these magnetic atoms
in the northern atmosphere have much to
do with the phenomenon of the magnetic
needle.
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The medicated teaspoon is the latest in
vention in the medical world. The strongest
medicines are worked in with the silver
when it is melted, but by using certain
acids the curative properties are not destroy
ed. Two of these spoons will last one ordi-
nary family six years, and they cost only
fifteen dollars apiece. They even cure
rheumatism and smallpox if held over the
affected parts few moments. George
Thompson's child in Bridgeport had the
scarlet fever, but when it was given the
medicated spoon to put III its mouth, Is re
covered at once, and in the afternoon it
made rag doll.
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.

l. Any who takes paper regularly from the Posi-
Office whether directed TO mis- or anothers. or
whether he has subscribed nots responsible for the
payment.
e If person orders his paper discontinued, he must
all arrearages the publisher will continue to send
1t until payment is made and collect the whole amount
whether tho paper is taken from the office or not.
g. The courts have decided that refusing to take the
newspapers periodicals from the Post-oice
ing and leaving them uncalled for pra ca evidence
of intentional fraud
Papers ordered to any address be changed to ano
er address at the option of the subscriber.
Remitances by draft check money order registered
letter. may be sent at our risk All Postmasters
quired to register letters application.
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the little boy


I'm sorry that spelt the word
hate to go above you
Because n the brown eyes lower fell
Because, you see, love YOU
"Still memory to gray-haired man
That sweet child face is showing;
Dear girl, the grasses on her grave
Have forty years been growing
9 He lives to learn in ife's hard school
How few who pass above him
Lament the triumph and his loss
Like her-because they love him."
What blessing to household is mer-
~, cheerful woman-one whose spirits are
not affected by wet days, or little disap-
pointments, or whose milk of human kind
ness does not sour in the sunshine of pros
perity. Such woman in the darkest hours
brightens the house like a little piece of
sunshiny weather. The magnetism of her
smiles and electrical brightness of her looks
and movements infect every one. The
children 60 to school with sense of some
thing great to be achieved; her husband
goes INTO the world in conqueror's spirit.
No matter how people annoy and worry
him all day, far off her presence shines, and
he whispers to himself, At home I shall
find rest. = So day by day she literally re-
news his strength and energy, and if you
know man with beaming face, kind
heart and a prosperous business, in nine
cases out of ten you will find he has wife
of this kind.
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Y Whoahaw, Brindle Buck, Whoa ]
As he closed the last line, the oxen stepped
upon the bridge, and, spying hole. took
fright and started to run at the top Of their
speed across it. As they neared the oppo-
site end, one of The hubs struck the railing,.
ind over went wagon. song and sOxen
Bill, 9 all in heap.
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Regular advertising payable quarterly, as due.
Transient advertising payable in advance
Special Notices are so per ceLt. more than reg
ular advertisements.
Local advertising Is cents for the first insertion;
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion;
lines counted in Nonpariel measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
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NEW NoR'-WEsTERs.

The Hindoos are said to have no word
for friend.''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-03

Pressing duties have delayed publiC
notice at my hands Of the slanderous ar,
ticle in regard to the Wheeling Window
Glass Company, and especially Of IL
chief officer, which appeared in the last
number Of the Sunday Leader. Indeed, Il
is difficult 10 believe that any vindica.
tiOn from such alfocious libels Ia needed
in community familiar with my whole
business life.
The statements upon the books Of The
Glass Company, made at their respective
dates, with no expectation that the pub.
lie would have any concern in them
show, frat, that in July, 1874, which was
the last made previous 10 the loan from
the Exchange Bank, our original capital
Of $4,000 was impaired to the extent oi
S3,954 20 only-Gt that time \ loss too
small to affect our credit, had the state.
mCnt been published to the world, or to
suggest any apprehension Of solvency to
our own minds.
The next statement, made in January,
1875, showed our capital to be impaired
to the amount Of g, ,194 "a; and the next
and last statement before going out Of
FIRE, made March II, 1875, shows assets
sufficient to pay all debts and a surplus
Of Sl9,227 10.
This continuous shtinkage Of our capi.
tai was owing to the constant decline in
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Arrest Of an Iilinnla Indrr.

CmcAGo, September 2.-John McDon.
AID, formerly Judge Of the Court Of Har.
ti' county, was arrested In this city this
morning by $. s. AShc, Sheriff Of Harris
county, upon warrant issued by Gov.
e'nor Beveridge, upon a requisition from
ne Governor Of Texas. The requiSition
charges Mcdonald with the crime Of for.
gerry, but the Sheriff says there are sew.
efal indictments cut against him for the
embcltlemcnt Of public funds while In
Office. Mcdonald fled from Houston In
lSI5 and went to various places, amonE
9Iher' to Denver, where he came near be.
ing caught Thence, 1t would seem, he
Tame to Chicago and engaged in business.
j. Is under'tood that his wife was keep.
mguP the business on the West side IN.
Yer The name Of Mrs. DR.. Cleveland,
sasL. MSDonald a. man Of prcpossessing ap.
PgNtanSe and an old citizen Of The South,
where he ia well known WV '''"'"'
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the prices OF glass, which continued
steadily dOwnWards, until about a month
since, when the return on US from the
West Of over S5,0O0-of discounted pa
per, from parties in previous good stand
ing, and which will likely be lost, made
US determine to wind up; and placed US
before our creditors with statement Oi
our affairs, proposing to assign Tor their
benefit the entire assets Of the Wheeling
Window Glass Company, from which, at
no time, has one cent been drawn by the
stockholders.
The creditors elected to take fifty cents
in cash, in preference to an assignment,
and each individual stOckholder paid his
proportion Of the same from means out
side Of the Glass Company.
1t is true then, as stated in the Leader,
that the company did compromise its
indebteness at fifty cents, creditors pre-.
ferring that to an assignment. But tits not
true, as charged in the Leader, that any
representations whatever were made TO
the Exchange Bank in order to obtain
the loan, None were asked fOr-none
needed, The Glass Company had no Oc.
casion to question It's own ability at that
time, and the loan was made in perfect
good faith towards the bank.
It is also untrue that the President OF
the Glass Company was asked by the
Board Of the Exchange Bank to resign
Ills position rs Director OF that Bank. /
am informed that such motion was
made, and voted for by the mover only;
and yet the author Of that motion, the
Vice President OF the bank, Is the same
individual given as authority for his
statements by the editor OF the Leader,
Could malice stoop lower to accomplish
its purposesP leave that individual to
the judgment Of just and honorable men,
who know the value Of good name, and
dismiss him and the subject from my
mind. r. w. PAXTON,
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CANADA.
THE ATTEMPT TO BURY ouInonp.


MONTREAL, sepsember 2.-This after
noon the members Of the Institute Cana
dien and their friends, numbering some
300, accompanied the body of Gnibord
from the Protestant Cemetery vaults, and
reached the Catholic Cemetery gates at 8
p. NJ. In the mean time about 500 French
Canadian roughs had assembled In and
about tho entrance cursing Gnibord and
the Institute Canadien, and vowing
that they would never let the body lie In
the consecrated ground. On approach Of
the procession rush was made by the
mob who closed the gates refusing enter.
ance, and pouring insults on the process
sion, and filling the air with stones, The
hearse WaSdriyen from the cnterance to
the grave yard, Mr., Douite, dispatched
a bailifF to notify the guardians Of the
cemetry that the hearse wanted admis.
sion. They also communicated to the
city authorities demanding police and
military, and some 1000 people were
present at this time, at $3.50, The mob
made rush for the hearse crying course
him, curse him." and shoyedit of on the
ground, many were injured with
stones and bruised and trampled by
the horses. At4:l5, Doutre decided that
It was impossible to get admission and as
the bAililf reported that It would take
some time to get the volunteers, the
hearSe moved of amid the derisiye cheers
Of the multitude; after the hearse drove
oG, the crowd began to dlsperse, several
fights took place but the injuries done
were Of slight character. Il is not
known whether an attempt will be made
tomorrow to bury the body or not.