The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-06-02
NEW NOR WESTERS

Mark Twain is about to publish new
book" The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" !"
1t is kind of late knock 'em orr of his.
The most conspicuous in the east at
present are young men whose collars are
buttoned on ut the waist and end at the
eyebrow. s.ruz- s5t 81
Save all your Centennial mementoes
for the next Centennial. Ii you cannot find
interest in them at that time yourself, some
body else may.
A jurYman was asked if the judge had
charged him. "Faith," said he, ''the little
fellow lectured us a good deal, but / don't
think he means to charge for IT.
A Western editor met well educated
farmer recently, and informed him that he
would like to have something from his pen.
The farmer sent him pig and charged him
So for it. 60
q God has fixed upon the earth two gates
which lead to heaven. He has placed them
at the two extremities of life; one at its
beginning, the other at it's end. The first
is that of innocence, the second that of re-
pentanee. @ -s mi = s. Gai@
TO prevent tin rusting, rub fresh lard
over every part of the dish, and then put it
in hot oven and heat thoroughly. Thus
treated, any tinware may be used in water
constantly and remain bright and free from
rust indefinitely.
Observe method in the distribution
of your time. Every hour will then know
it's proper employment, and no time will be
lost. Idleness will be shut out at every
avenue, and with her that numerous body
of vices that make up her train.
The project of removing Cleopatra's
needle from Alexandria to England has
been revived in the latter country. The
monument was presented to George Nv. by
the Pacha of Egypt more than fifty years
ago, but every attempt to transport it has
been abandoned. 49,.
"A stone passed through Indianapolis,
from the Greenburg quarries to the Centen-
NAL, which was twenty feet eight inches
long, ten feet four inches wide, and six feet
thick, containing 2134 superficial feet. This
is undoubtedly the largest fagstone ever
shipped in the State. =.-
1t is reported that Brigham Young
will soon be in condition to "pass in his
checks His sands are nearly run out,
and physician who knows him well says
that his physical condition is such that he
cannot last much longer. A great change
has come over him during the past few
months.
Boys and girls under ten years Of age
are not hereafter to be permitted to work
in the factories of Massachusetts,. The law
passed by the legislature on the subject has
gone into effect against the opposition of
interested parties at Fall River and else
where. 1t has already taken many little
children away from factory work.
The total debt of Spain, according to
the London Times, is %, 800, 900, ,000-a
debt larger than that of Great Britain, and
more than thousand millions greater than
the debt of the United States. The inter-
est on the debt of Spain at 8 per cent. is
not less than 800, 600, 900, while the entire
revenues does NOT nYnaad -ninAtu ;niasan
bankrupt. There is no prospect OF paying
the debt.
There, is not much danger of His Holi-
ness the Pope coming to want in his old
age. Last year the "Peter's Pence " and
Jubilee indulgences netted him $4,000. 600.
The Emperor Ferdinand of Austria left
him $4,000, 900; as heir of the Duke of
Modena he can calculate upon an income of
$50, 900 year; Lord Ripon gave him $780,
600 outright; Belgian convert $4,000,
and pious old lady-recently deceased
100000.