The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-04-28
NEU NOR'- WESTERS.

Ill Is bIlG WNftt duu iOO tliO A1fC "
money that is the root of all evil.
Manners of importance. A kind no i:
often more agreeable than rough ges.
"A Polish translation of Shakespeare
works is in course of publication at War
saw.
Tom Thumb has bought him revolver
and pack of cards, and is going to farm
ing it in Texas.
Phil. Sheridan now spends most Of his
time in reviewing infantry and the mule
team has had good rest.
1T must make it lonesome III asse sast
of New Hampshire to have 3S7 men in the
Legislature. Philadelphia Bulletin.
| "A rose by any other name smells just
as sweet to us, since this biabed gold as
god ub idto our 'ead.-Fhgtoa Times.
-Moncure Conway has gone back to
England, taking his devil with him. He
says there is no chance for competition
here.
William Cullen Bryant has thin legs,
clothed in black. His face is so Wrinkled
that it looks as if it were heap of chips
scratched by hundred and eleven turkeys.
During the past three years So, 346
| Cinnamon arrived in California, and q, ,088
returned to their country, leaving here 49,
25S. The number arriving last year was
Is, 366.
There are now growing in the streets
of Washington twersy seven thousand seven
hundred shade trees, nineteen thousand of
which have been planted within the last
three years.
| TO mark tin cans with pen: Squeeze
the juice of lemon into china or porcc-
lain cup, and put in small bit of copper.
Let it stand for day or two, then use it
with quill pen as with ink.
-"I fear," said church minister to his
| flock, "when | explained to you in my last
charity sermon, that philanthropy was the
love of our species, you must have misun-
derstood me to say specie, which may
| account for the smallness of the collec-
tion. y
A country editor received the follow
tx: "Dear sir-[ have looked carefully
and patiently over your paper for six
months for the death of some individual
was acquainted with, but as yet not single
soul I care anything about has dropped
off; you will please to have my name
erased"
We would like to know now if Secre-
tary Taft has wife, and if SO, what is the
size of her foot ? Mrs. Belknap sported
i and the country can't stand anything
bigger in the present crisis. If Il got
away with SO much, what the deuce
wouldn't All Arizona sand-sifter do P Tir- |
- s<f1 --'scz
We were serenaded late last night
On such occasions it is the custom to be
mplimentary, but we cannot sacrifice our
reputation for the truth. In the first place
they exhibited little sense in being out on
such night, and secondly, if they were to
sing the same way in New York livery
stable, Bergh would have them arrested
for cruelty to animals Utah Null.
Place a glass tumbler, filled with water
to about half an inch from the top, on a |
table, holding the glass to the table with
the left hand, and using common, fine
grained tobacco pipe for bow (tahing the |
bowl of the pipe between the finger and |
thumb), draw the stem briskly and evenly |
with only downward strokes on the edge !
of the glass, causing the water to vibrate. |
This continuous vibration elevates the |
water in the center of the glass into the |
shape of an inverted cone Qike convolvu-
lus fower), diffusing it by centrifugal
force for some distance round the glass, /
where it falls in circular shower of dew |
or mist. Boston Journal Of Chemistry
james Parton is partly out of his mat
rimonial dilemma, the Massachusetts House
of Representatives having passed, by
vote of 81 to sc, bill legalizing his mar
riage with his step-daughter. The Balti-
more american says Mr. Parton's case is
exactly paralleled by a resident of Mary
land who has married his step-daughter, |
and the bill for whose relief from infrac-
ton of the law has been several times in
one branch or the other of the Legislature,
now in session at Annapolis. The marriage
laws of Maryland establish forty degrees of
relationship-that is, twenty for men and /
twenty for women--within which marriage |
is prohibited, and probably those of no
other State are wider in their scope.
&c. W. B. writes US from Luzerne, N. |
Y, that he has been deceived in a recipe |
given in the Household Department Of the
Nesos. This recipe was for the cure of
warts, and prescribed 'tmurate of am
monia'' G. w. B. tried it on wart and
the result was both unexpected and unde
sirable. His hand began to swell and to
grow sore and he fears it will be month
before he can use' it with freedom. The
wart still remains. G. w. B. is generous
enough to conjecture that possibly his wart
was not the right kind of wart for the
remedy. We are sorry for him. A house
hold department has got to be kept up in
every paper, of course, but we have for a
long time been oppressed by the dark fore
boding that somebody will yet be killed
through its agency Ban5arg News.
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BULLION REPOSITORIES IN MINING DIS
TRIcTs The bill to utilize the products of t
American gold and silver mines, introduced
by Congressman Banks a few days ago,
commends itselfsto us as sensible meas
ure. It provides that the Secretary of the
Treasury shall establish in the great mining
districts of gold aud silver additional de-
positaries and reiineries, and receive from
the miners and owners gold and silver, to
be coined upon the certificate of a govern
meflt assayer, and Issue a certificate of de- +