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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
GeruttSd,te 9epei6c., ats
Sv5 ctst=M nff

giewzgorf, II. Septbr. - @OlS ers
DHnete bente 81 ll6t.
u Die 3oa @innabmen betrugen beuse
S409,000. -.
- Ser llnteridatmeiiter sablte bente 1llr
Sntereilen 1000, iiir eingeSogene SbllSaz
tioueu s1A 600 ouS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
D6r(enbfrihfe.
(Scr&tet tir Den ~8eutiten @orreiponoenisu,S)
@cilrt8e Bertdufe Der AttieusSorIt:

NStt'WNI lut utH EStuLluen oorrelp0noeHlfns~)
@eltr8e Bertduie Der AttieusS0rIt:
/. .Soaro.
ftO0 SdItmorer Staotz Sebier, 1890. ...... iOJLI
100 Observation-Disclosures /. Sopotbet Il y
t,5OO Orange e=4lerGuoraz 0tanGiiaS, Sbu9. II
2,n0 oitto ottto Ditto 77t6
1000 Ditto Ditto Ditto III
1000 Sbltg. Der r9entrGlzO6io=Sdbu6 6r..... 81
2.SOdr0.
1000 az@iEctuuatizO6., /. Sur otbet f0j Z
100 Aftten Der Ahantlcz3obleH ompa9nie 2.jO
200 otio Ditto oltto 2.j0
POO Ditto Ditto Ditto go
5,UD raH9ezatetdnortazUta zUtanaHas=SbLi Is
800 Ditto Ditto Ditto 7S
q altien Der gSoltsz G5aszG ompagnte. 80. 26s<
1000 gStlm. z2luguitaz 8abnzObl. 5g9t
-SNVV NyuAU llOta
1900 Baltimorer StaotzSctlcr, 1886, ueue iO5
5,UOJ Ditto Ditto fS9O....... i05
Stdno oes NGrttes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Afutine Aukti0nrn.

q. ". RirfIanO 6 Gomp. Yatmitto9s ls5 HI T
on Srt unb Ste1e bGs 9Iunf itiid SIR. 10, EGlaea
StrG6e, ii bel 90 5uB, nit einem 2sitodiecu gSobua
bauie nebii Seaer9eboB bebGut uno elmer idbIIibeH
@ruubmetbe oon $ti uuteruorieu.
4. gY. BeHnett & Gomb. Nioraens 10 uhr an
9ar. % uno 30. ShozSbdrtsfrabe, blbibe Dlobelu
unc Nausaeratbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Sic oem ofrattShe Staats=6onpen=
tton ppn gietu Dcrf- sine
@artselosElanfe TIT Der Ylattz
Snr1t

SnracuIe, N.-O., II. Septbr. - 01e
oemotratii6e Staatsconpentlon naem III lb'
rer beutioeu S1bung folgenbe Ylatttornl an:
Sic bemofr. Yartei uon Jtem- yorf beltatl9t
bie Don ben 0emofraten III Der Natlonol- Colt
peutiou erfldrteu @runoidbe nno petont lpe
,icu 6plaenoes: Ser 0Hentlldle erebtt rluB
beiliG oehalteu merDem unD mir mlBblll9en
beshalb Die Gepuoation leoer 0orm nnO @ez
folt. Sine baloiae 0tiidlehr SIR Dartgeloz
,ohluua mirb bnrd Die bDd)lten Hildltdten
commer,ieler MoralltIt, nno ehrlld)er 9fe9le>
ruua uerlauQt uno geboteu. Oleler althel%
tildlen grflirunq bemofratllfer Prtn6tplen
hat bic .3elt ibre gSeihe 9egeben. Der 9e9en-
rpdrtiae 9rud Der @elddfte miro burh Sle
| 9feaftiou pou Der un9einnoen Sttmulan6
eiues iibermdBig entipertbeten, unelnlDsbaren
Yapiercourants, purd eine enornle Wfal1e
f,led,tpertbeilter Staatsz unD gnnoeslteuern,
iomie burd, iibernldbige Seri6menoung mo
BliiuberunQ in Der Serrualtrlng berbet9etubrt.
5ie gbIeQnnq OieleS llebels bari nldt III Der
GrueueruuQ irQenb elmer leiner llrladen 9es
ludt werbeil. 4nseIidtS Der Shatladle, ooB
oas beitebenOe @ourantuolumen grDBer 1T, ais
hos GSeidlG5t ocS gauoeS cS erforoert nnO Dap
bcm lebteu 6aueu Der Breiie ipieoerbolt cine
| 9SerlnehrlInQ bes Yapiergelbes fol9te, miirOe
|
| ihlimuer ais wirfun9slDs ietn, nm ben gSoblz
itanb pieDer su beleben, Oenn oaour9 mlroe
Der @eneiuugsprOseB unlerer Snontrte e'n1adl
unterbrod)en peroen; eS mnroe |dlllnlnler alS
nublos iein, baSgectrauen wteoer her5ufeuell,
inOem nur neues UttBtrauen unO wettere ttfls
fid,erheit baourd entiteben mliroe. 9le an'
fdnee oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mnrpelt oa'
| burd) I'M Seine erlttft, Der arbetter letlleS
bereits far9en 2obne5 beraubt; mabrenO Del
Nortldrttt seiebgeberiider 8etornl 9elabnli
miirbe, miibte eln Iold3cs Sertabrell pauernoe
5d)mad aui oen @reoit, Die Sntellt9erj nnO
ben Gharafter OeS 9anbes bGuten."
0ie bemofratti6e Yartei BON 9te!p- Yori
beftGtiQt feruer Die in ibrer lesten Platttorn1
III Snrarlie erflGrten BrlnStpten, melhe ON
| Stimmfalten nit elmer Mebrbett BON $4,000
Stimmen ratifi3irt murOen. = Nadoem ma1
ben observation-disclosures OeS @ouosrnenrS
Silben Die gebiibrerbe Inertenllln9 pot 81
She'll mcrDen laiien, wirO Der 6epenueretorn
pas 9Sort qere6et, Die BreBfretbett5 5um Prtn'
,ip erfldrt, elm einfDrmiges lcctie9eeB obnt
| 2pauQsclauleln perlangt, Die Seanltenoer
antportlid)felt geforbert unb ldllteBlld) Oh
herridenoe Yartei fir aae mdbreiib tbrer S9err
ihaft erlallenen @elese perantlportltN &c
mad)t.
S. Seelom purhe fir baS limit oeS StaatS
Setretdrs, Nucius 9obtnlon fir pas Imt bes
@ontroleurs, Gbas. 6ard)ilO fir bas Qm
bes @eneralanmalts uub Gbas. N. Stop tu
oas Shasmeiiteramt nonllnlrt.
sd,pu tpieocr elm aino geitobl lett
81 mzD OFF, II. Sept.-@eftsru aben
perlhuanS Ger fleiue Soicpb Suliloanr 8
Sabre alt, ais SIT. 412, greenwlhltr; mol
perrutbet, pab bas Sino BON einem Wtanne
ipelder fd) III letterer Belt in perodd)tt9e
gSeiie in Der yta9barid)alt berunltrleb, ellt
fiihrt nnrHPn 1T
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Ste tIeberf d1,p EN- tit,,a8 IN Cat
S,efx an

WeweCrlsaus, Il, Septbr.-- @eit 40 gtunz
hen bat tene TefbinDun9 nut @alpeiion ltattaeiunz
ben; man beiirhtet, oae DIE ne6eritipemmuns
oroben Gdaoen getban bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18

cotton. II. gept. @esen ubr .heute Rat=
mitta9 brad i'm fInften Stotmerte per Shnittpaa la
renz9roBb banoluns BON Sorbau, VlarIb Comp
an Der sumn, rirGbe in sebeimntBuoler s9eie 6eue'
aus. Sic Seuerbrigabe Der Sirma periu6te oeT
yronb su lofben. aber Die Bumpen arbeiteten nI4l
uno es oauerte cine Si.rtetunbe, bis bic Seuernebl
requirirt purbe. nnterbeien bate bds Seuer oers
masen UNI iid sesrifen, bab ioiort 9eueral= stlarm
9eldlasen iper6en muEte; .es oanerte cine oSas ?
Stunoe, e9e bas Seuer bepdltst puroe. Sas Se=
Dollars, ipette tbeiIpeiie ourd gSafier peroorben
mureen. Der Sertuit betrd9t etipa st50,00O; lole
Yeriheruu9 belduit iib Guf 100000 uno oertpelli
iidl auf 20 GjeieQihafteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18

Sriinben uno be9ann bann oieie 9riinOe Sl
ar9nnlentiren. .-
Semi. 9. Sailed, angeflagt, Die $47 200
aus bem Sunbesi6abamte geitoblen Su baben,
wurSe beute benz BoliSeigertdte gletdbIallS
porsefiihrt, nm eil SOroerbOr su beitehen.
gr uersibtete auf oaHelbe nno man oerlangts
$4,000 gilrgidaft, Die er nl1t fellen
fonnte, wesbnlb er in bas @cfdngnlB 5nriidz
qebraht muroe. ytahoem Srorpn'8 Qpmalt
iein arsumeut beeubet hattie, iiberrpieS oas
9eridt ieinen SaQ Der 4nflaaebebOrbe nnb
oerlangte $4,000 Siirgidlaft, Die er ntdt
iteqen fonnte. meshalb er ebenfalls nad] benz
Il,.S Il 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Dem o frattfG,e Staats=Gonnenttpts
Don ylebraSfa.

OMAHA, yebr., II. Septbf.-.Dis benotratl4e
Staatsz@Supention taste sefern in 6rentont. gle
erfldrte ib fir sineD 9ehinoen, auf Der @olobafis
rubenben @ouraut unb fin balomo9Iihe Wteoerz
Quiuabine Der Sart9elbmdbruns.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
EG Die epang..ltttB. ct. .Safo6is
0emein0e tn Weor0cSfrafe (8altor

- - - 0SSV*BtTFtWRt NTWTFOt
Beer trtro am 20. september ibren ipeiten
ausfug na9 Dem 0arlen .BarI ullterntbmen.
Iueer multaliider lluterbdltung uhS anOeren
Serglilgilti9en bat 6as @onlite cine angie.
benpe PrelSllIte titr oaS 8ettfe9eln aHi9efelit, t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
grSaktpabl IT. Woro=Sarolima.

Natetg g., Il. Septbr.-Oie gyabl III Oran9ea
@ountp, inn sie burh ben Gob bes pm. @rabam
eutifanbene gafanS arssufhaen, Fef bemofratiid
ans. Sierburd erba1tu bic Dsmottateu stuei Strl'
men gIehrbeit In Der @onltuante,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
SelearapbiIds Sepel1eat.
sJnlagss5epeiherl.

,Yeridte Der .aiiocirten YreiIe" fir Den "@or'
rciponoenten.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
aie n,,,,,,unIlen. Grnptc. .

Stem >OrIeans, ben II. Septtmber. - 2as
@rnote= 9omite Der National SanmDouoofle 9aI
beute yeridt eritattet uuo 9ibt bic 9edmTt@ Srnote
oes Sabres 1875 aui 3.S27,Si5 Valen an, fpooon
2,674 44S Sal1en naU remben Sdnoern erportirt uno
,20O473 Ballen i'm SJnlanoe oerorbettet Duroen,
BON Ietterer Guantitdt perarbettete Der Snoen 12o
6OO poIleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
sfns Der s,,,toesbaiptaaot.

9S q btngton, .. u, II. Septor. -
6inan3iefretdr Sriitoiu bat loeben cine Ser
faHntmaAung erlailsn, pOuad pom II: Se1
,enlber 1875 ab iolgenoe 5.2Oer SonbS BON
1864 sur einl0iuns fommen iollen: GOupOnz
Souos i'm gstrase uon $50 Don gtr. 25oo an
biz gtr. $500; BON 500 BON gtr. 70Ol bis
10000; ron $500 BON gn. 1o,lol bis biz, ytr: !
$500 unb bon $1,000 BON gir. 39,80l bis
Jfr. 59, 700, I'M 9anSen elm Setrao9 pom S3,'
ooO, 900 gnuOes siderbeitspapiere miiiisn
an be '.Loan division of the Secretary's Of
fice'' aeridltet nerber uno geld)tebt Die Glnlo1
Jung I'M Sdatamte gu 9Salbin9ton lelblt. :.
-lOas 9oltamtsz 0epGrtemeut III bena4rlhtl9t
morSen. bas bic ,,Yaeiitcz 3 ampfer Comp"
bren 5ampIer 9ea19 ebsuasn" am s2Sshi9eb %, Ha
miro. ,,.x,,
-Sas GeneratpoTtault bat oeritieoene Sei9meIz
Den aus alien 11eleu ees Sanoe5 erpalten, oaB pol'
les @enihtsporto fit Poiitarten oetan9t mhfOe'
AMI bereu NoreBzSeite oGs Datum 9elbrtebeu mar.
Ser G5tnetaIp ofmeiifer mabt oaranf duImtrtldnn'
oak bieies in uebereinftlmmung NIT ben Snoronunz
een 9eihiebt, uuo oas Die Pofeeamten nuf l9fen
Srt oPmGR hnu0elteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18

nnier heutiges . t t. = llnier
beutiges Ylatt tit bermaBen NIT gtellt9feiten
iiberfiillt, Dap mir genUtbi9t maren, etntqe
Nn5et9en aus5ulailen. gSlr perOen fiir Die
Nnslahung gereht werbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Srduoe.

Gu Der @rnbte (ieierten be See.Snleln uno Glo:
rioa S,637, Georata 107i, Shoe@arolina 1903 unt
3eras 166 Sanen. Oa5 Durhibnttts9emibt oes
Saaens betrdst i66 8inno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Stsmais9nreat
~ n ~ II, or,

Dat. lSaro<l 1he. lc..,4,l gpln0, la,et,sr
o'"' meter. ~''' o'"V' Ribt. S6n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
0aa aelbe Nieber.

gSaIbinsto II, IT. Sept. - gcpel6en
aus 8eniacola nlelber, baB anf SoDeu' 8
citation, Yeniacola Sai 25 Oteilen pom
&riessbafen entfernt, oas 9elbe S:ebsr eploe>
mild 1T. 9ie 2eute baben ueoer NleO5ln
nod, gahrtflQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18

Ullttlerer Var0meterHaHo 2S.63i
Shermomcteritano "a.
S6dIte z empcratur "a
lp;aSrio5fp 6i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
Gtuer 1erii6ermngs 6eisaf6oft
oaS Serttfifat cttt5pgen.

qlbaup, N.=y., II. Septbr. - Ser
Superinten6ent oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bat
Der ,.Gitp SnIurance Comp" BON Proptbence,
N..S., 0as @ertififat ent3ogeu, III Olelem
GS+oote CSpid,Ift, al mndlPu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
@rnf. SsrcnBber9's 9roBes amatos
ttttidles Wtmfeltut

l6IleBt NIT Dem heutl9en 2a9e mo Abenoe
ieine Sorftellunqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18

gtewzD orf, II. Sept.--@eltsrn abeno
perid)tuan6 GER feline Soiepb Suliloanr 81
Sabre alt, ais gtr. 412, Sreenmldtr; mon
perlrutbet, oaB bas &ino BON einem Wtanne,
peldber fd III letterer Belt in perod6tl9er
gSeiie in Der gta9baridait berunltrleb, entz
| f;ibrt morhpu if
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-18
x Gilr bic 1t)intrrIai[on zsa.

SuIllllllks
lSuni25. i. .Nitkm. &son., ,I2MteN
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28
tassel whose round center is made of seal

tassel whose round center Is made of seal
skin.
TRIMMINGS.
Never. previously, has the supply in this
line been so extensive, so fine. The de-
signs are all new and novel. The fat
brown tassel which will be expressly used
in the manufacture of mink sets is hand
some indeed. The fall OF cord is fringed to
the depth OF half an inch and has q tassel Of
silk. For seal-skin sets there is a tassel of
heavy cord and fringe. 1t is ornamented
with a seal center. At each side of the fringe
is q miniature tassel of silk. Ornaments
for seal boss are in silk crochet with tiny
seals head in the center. It Is finished
with two silk tassels headed with a seal ball.
The buttons which will be universally used
upon seal sacks are large, and connected with
heavy cord. From each Of these buttons de-
ponds couple of seal tsssels. The manner
of fastening this button upon the garment
is great Improvement upon that of former
times. It is accomplished by means of
wires and tin plate. The wire is dextrously
passed through the material and catches the
plate upon Ihe under side. By means of
this arrangement all chance of tearing is
done away with. Another method is to
fasten the outer button with screw which
secures one smaller in size upon the under
side. In trimmings for cloth sacks there
are bands ofsilver-grsy coney, black aud
brown coney bands. Also, those in silver
being obtained tor less than SIS per yard.
there Is a seal-skiE scarf. This passes around
the neck and crosses in front. When the
coat is buttoned it has the appearance of a
vaat
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28
TWO CHRISTIANS.

Two Christians travelled down a road.
Who viewed the world with dinerent eyes
The one was pleased with earth ABODE
The other longing for the skies.
For one. the heavens were so blue,
They fll'd his mind with fancies 10 a.
7 e others eyes kept piercing through
only for that which lies beyond.
For one enchanting were the trees,
The distance was divinely dim,
Jhe birds that flu;tered on the breeze
Nodded fDeir pretty beads Tor MIN.
The other scarcely saw the flowers,
And never knew the trees were granu'
He did but count the days and Tours
Till he might reach the promised land
And one little kind caTeSs
Would to "A tender rapture moVei
He only oped his lips TO bless
The God who gave him things 70 love.
The other jOuTneyed on hlsW way,
Afraid 10 handle or to touch;
H.. only cped his lips TO pray
He might not love "A thing 100 mucn.
Which was the best? Decide who can.
Yet wig should we decide 'twtXt themF
We may approve the mouI nful man,
Not yet the joyful man condemn.
He is a Christian who has found
That earth, pa well as heaven, Is sweet
Nor less is he who, heaven-bound,
has spurn d the earth beneath his iset
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28
iron, and the attraction Of the pole will
materially accelerate her speed.

iron, and the attraction Of the pole will
materially accelerate her speed.
MR.. sCHRoEDER's INSTRUCTIONS.
The further details of the expedition are
either yet to be arranged or will be left to
the discretion of the commander, whose pro-
ceedings after reaching the Dipper will, OF
course, have to be governed in great meas
ure, by circumstances. It may be necessary
to winter In this extremely northern region.
In view OF that contingency, the Flying
Dutchman will be provided with every ap-
pliance for the comfort and entertainment OF
its crew. If the commander thinks it
advisable to push on to Cynosura, the polar
star, he will erect a cairn at some prom
inent point on Mizsr, and cache Sergeant
Bates therein, for the information OF any
subsequent search expedition that may be
sent out. The only definite instructions
given to Mr.. Schroeder by Mr.. Bennett are
as follows: "Bring home a sample of the
Dipper's contents, at all hazards. Never
mind the expense. Draw on me for any
sum you may need. Haul your lib sheet
well to windwsrd when you go In stays,
and keep weather eye open Tor comets not
laid down on the charts" / am assured on
good authority that there is no foundation
whatever in fact for the rumor that the
London Telegraph is 20 be associated with
the Herald in this enterprise.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28

Emperor William affects arms, sleeps on
cannon balls, and swallows his sword now
and then by way of variety. His son Fritz,
the future emperor, affects letters, mates
doves, cultivates flowers. and sings pastoral
verses from Virgil. Our Fred affects Indians
IN. Y. Sun.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-10-28

Tberel we always did think that Messrs.
Moody and Sankey's heads were pretty
level. They've decided that Brooklyn is
Satan's chief stronghold.-N. Y. CONNER
cial Advertiser.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-24
Rules for Advertisers.

IF YOU have good thing, advertise it.
If you haven't, don't.
IF vou don't mean to mind your own bus
mess. it viii not pay to advertise.
It's as true of advertising as OF anything
alse in this world, if it is worth doing at all,
It is worth doing well.
We don't recommend advertising as the
best way TO get good wife, but we know
that is the best way to get a good trade.
Don't expect an advertisement TO bear
fruit in one night. like the prophets gourd.
Advertising viii take effect, but it takes
more than one night to do it.
You can't eat enough in one week to last
4 whole year, and you can't advertise on
that plan, either.
A large advertisement once and then ais
continued creates the impression that the
man has fizzled.
Tn;udicious advertising Is like fishing
wbere there are no fish. You need to lei
the lines fall in the right place.
A constant dropping will wear . rock
Keep dropping Jour advertisements on ths
public. and they win soon melt under !
like rock salt.
When you advertise see that yon de t q
| the same principle that Y1n buy goods
Get the most you can for the money.
advertise where it will be seen, in re
spectable, recognized newspapers, whicl
| are read BY the people:
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-24
Remember the Poor.

hemember the poor, for bleak winds are blowing,
And brightly the frost-pearls are gsthing around
The streamets have ceased all their musical flowing
And snow-drifts lie scattered all over the ground
Remember the poor in their comfortess dwellings
Hl-fed and ill-clad and oerburdened with care;
O. turn not away with look so repelling-
Thy Kindness may save them perhaps from despair
Remember the poor when the hearthstone is cheerful
And happy hearts gather around its bright blaze
There are hearts that sad and eyes fearful
As bright as thine own In their SUMMER days;
Misfortunes may scatter thy present possessions
And plenty to poverty leave thee prey;
How bitterly then wilt thou think of the blessings,
That charity asks from thy riches to-day.
Remember the poor as they thankfully gather,
Eachround his rich table with iuxury .,read
Thou too art pensioner rich Father,
For health and for friendship for rament and bread
If He hath been bountiful. with like spirit
Dispense of that bounty what charity claims;
For greater the treasure thy soul shall inherit
When thy bread on the waters returneth again.
the poor-this thou art commanded
Thy Savior thus kindly remembered the poor
% The destitute thou shalt not send empty handed
Unclad and unwarmed and unfed from thy door.
Thy peace in this life shall be like the deep river,
And dying, thy welcome to heaven shall! be
= Ye faithful and blessed of my fahercome hither
Ye did it to others-ye did it 10 me-"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-24
WHATTHE WIEs SAY.

Dir. Bond of Iowa having matured, hal
gone to be redeemed. Aged 102. -Bosto,
Post.
Speaking Of new club 's with home
comforts" an exchange asks, "why moi
have home with club comforts
Mother-of-pearl ornaments are all the
rage just now, but still good big hand
kerehief is the thing for this weather.
Free Press.
1t is demonstrated that the weight of the
earth is 5,S55, 900, 900, 900, 900 tons, yet
some people think they tilt it whenever they
walk abroad.
Seems to us that we never slept soswell
and felt so peaceful as since Stanley dis
covered that Lake Niyanza had but one
outlet.-FFee Press.
Adirondack Murray says: g have found
it hard work to persuade men that death is
sunrise" What he says they believe to be
all moonshine. ."-Turner's Falls Reporter.
Milwaukee News: The maddest man in
Wisconsin is John Leigh, of Oconto, who
ran for the Assembly, voted for his oppo-
nent, and now finds the latter was elected
by one majority.
They are looking around for new al
phabet in Luzerne county. The old one
was badly used up in making name for
Mr.. Lycurges Quintus Weichteemeiztor-
MANN NorristoDn Herald.
The Woman sufragists of New Haven
are wrestling with the question, "Who is
the superfluous woman 2'' Of course we
can't tell, but we know number of family
men in town, each of whom thinks he has
married her.-NorDscA Bulletin.
The whisky trials at St. Louis disclose
that the favorite name bestowed upon
children in that city is &c Con" There is
Con Megrue, Con Cannon, Con Mcguire
and we suppose. Con Mckee, Con McCul-
lagh, Con MISUNDERSTANDING.
Yes, and, last of all, Conviction, too
Com. Ado.
There is compositor on this paper who
invariably spells Jerusalem with G, and
all the angels in heaven couldn't convince
him there is such letter as J.-Roches-
ter Chronicle. That's nothing. There is
one on this paper who always spells George
with ], and has nailed shingle over his
9 box.-Detroit Press
A pretty and sensible young lady re-
marked in the presence of seven bare-faced
Foung men, the other night, that it just
doubles the value of kiss to have to bur-
'ow it from under mustache. The next
morning one of our druggists sold seven
bottles of a preparation to encourage mus
aches in less than half an hour after OPEN
ng his store.-NorrtstoD Herald.
sseru
hat, but down in the bowels of every
newspaper Office there is an old baldheaded
,ook-keeper who blinks and blinxs, and
Knows that obituary poetry rhymes better
With dollar line than anything Tenny-
son ever wrote.-Neao Orleans Bulletin.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1875-12-24
New Mexico's Cattle King.

To the southeast of Santa Fe, near for1
is the famous Chisum cattle ranch'
about sixteen hundred seetiohs
of land. on which Mr.. Chisum has at TINS
time so. 900 head of cattle. He claims 1iia'
he can fiji an order for 10000 beeves sent
him by telegraph from New York On ten
days notice. Be this as it may, he is ehe
"cow king" of Mexico, to use provincial
pb.ase. He employs in all about one nun
dred .scow boys" and "cow punchefs'
and in other words he employs mcuhteu
men to picket the ranch day ana nlgh''
,,;,tar and summer, to see that the cattle
do not stray off the pasture selected,for their
use. And like seminal walking MS oea''
the cattle guards ride up and down the
lines and relieved with dde regularity. ~
+ha fall about this time, they have the
seattle drives" which means taking Ihese
,,,st herds from the distant ranches to mar
ket. They find shipping point at "lchi'a
or Great Bend, in Kansas, or at Granaoa oi
Toe An;mas. in Colorado. And whenever
II is known at which point the important
adrivess will strike, there is where the
vultnres are found. The cattle men are
rough, generous and often intempera'e'
a,d the gamblers and prostitutes OF the en-
tire land look forward to fall trade win
great anticipat,ons. Very often the officers
~ the law are set at defiance, the cattls
men and licentious women run the town
and the entire proceeds of 10000 beeye'
are squandered in single night.-De"0e'
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