The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1876-02-18
NEU NOR'-I IgESTERS.


ator'' is dead.
Bees are dying out in the Kentucky
blue grass region.
God frst-self last-all the rest will
come in the right order.
--Alls well that dividends well, is q new
version of the old saying.
Father Hyacinthe contemplates estab-
fishing himself in Boston.
One of the great curiosities of the Cen
tennial year will be Buncombe Hill.
Richard Grant White won't mind the
doctors, and the doctors say he has got to
or die.
| -Elihu Burrit can drive a strange dog
out of his door-yard in thirty y-three Ian
guages.
| Now that Sankey's voice has been
over-strained, the Chicago Tribune advises
him to go into opera bouffe.
-' Whenever have work to do" said
an old topper, 81 set about doing it." He
had been "setting about" in bar-room for
years. & a
king William says he has no objection
| whatever to a newspaper which has no OBJ
lection to him. Nothing could be fairer
| than that.
Punch says that it rejects an average
of fifty contributions per day, and several
persons remarked: "That's what aiIs the
paper"
If Keely's motor is going TO rear up
and plunge around and do anything, let her
begin to do. People are about ready to fall
| back on steam.
Josie Mansfeld's necklace recently
brought $4,000. 1t is prettier than the
one Stokes came near getting.-.T. Louis
| Republican,. .'.-
The man who wanted to see how
| Union Pacific snoW-plow worked hasn't
been found yet. They are waiting for the
snow to melt. r. Las
Mr.. George William Curtis officiates as
lay reader at the Episcopal Church of the
Redeemer, Staten Island. There is no
| minister in charge. @
The New York Times has figured up
that there were two hundred and eighty
one homicides committed in that city, and
that only seven of the perpetrators suffered
death.
When those two hundred Indiana edi-
tors telegraphed Henry Watterson to come
OH to Philadelphia and make them speech
he replied ttGet some blacksmith to talk
to you."
The physicians who attended Charles
O'Conor think his recovery very remarka-
Bile. Itwas, certainly, when we consider
the odds-half a dozen physicians against
one man.
"A cane has been invented in Paris for
keeping the hands warm. Before the own
er takes his walk, it is filed with a chemi-
cal preparation which generates heat for
several hours.
-" What do they always put D. G. after
Washington for9" asked Mrs. Quilp of Mr.,
@. "Why, my dear, don't you know
Washington was the Daddy of his Coun-
try ?" said Quilp, with snicker.
"A change has recently been made in the
length of pace to be used by the French in
fantry, whereby it is increased from PSI to
29k inches, and the cadence raised from ITO
to is minute. The Austrian pace is 2a11,
the cadence from 11J to f30; the Italian
pace is 299, the cadence 100; and in the
English army the pace is 80 inches, with
cadence of 116 a minute.
"A Pennsylvania has taught canary
bird to sing Home, Sweet Home, +" in this
way: He placed the canary in room
where it could not hear the singing of 9TH
er birds, suspended it's cage from the cell
ing SO that it would see its reflection in
mirror, and beneath the glass placed a mus
ical-box that was regulated to sing no 9th
er tune but Home, Sweet Home" Hear
ing no other sounds it soon learned to war
BILE that grand old tune with the beauty
and melody for which they are noted.
white teeth, seen at once upon the mouth
opening. but not projecting, nor always en-
tirely seen, denote acuteness, truth and
goodness. Small, short teeth, which are
seldom pure wl.ite, denote strength; long
teeth always imply weakness and want of
spirit. Those which are firm and strong,
whatever the color, denote strength and
firmness. If the upper gum is much seen
Immediately ON opening the mouth it gen
orally denotes dullness and coldness.
The New York Herald interprets the
cable dispatch about writ having been
served upon Schenck to mean that he has
been sued for his share in the Emma Mine
swindle. Il says "He is of course pro-
tected by his diplomatic privilege if he
chooses to avail himself Of it; but he could
hardly afford to do this, since it would inn
ply that he has no good defense, and dares
not go into court and confront the accusa-
tom The Herald proceeds to take a len
lent view Of his part in the business, con-
cediny that he was probably duped.
The force Of the Presidents sugges-
ton to tax church property can be more
fully appreciated when the amount. of their
property Is known. The New York Times |
publishes what it states as a correct csti-
mate belonging to various Christian
denominations in the United States, as fol.
lows: Methodist, 69,854,121 Roman
Catholic, 500, ,9s5, ,556; Presbyterian, s53,
s65, $50 Baptist, 81 Cos, 1913; Episcopa-
lian, $s6 ,514 ,59A congregational, Ss5,
069,60s; Reformed, Sl0, 1874 40 Luther
an, s1d,9l7,q47; Unitarian, sc, 2sa 2sa, ss775
universalist %. .e92. a25.
IA New York paper has just solved the
difficulties that have heretofore surrounded
the emotional insanity problem. The plan