The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-01-05
NEW NOR -wEsTERs.
Never put pen to paper in passion.

| Never put pen to paper in passion.
| Always let some other. man begin a
| fight. .f., .s..s.;.
On slippery places take short steps and
slow. a s=fFi 4 gsi.f.
General McClellan will winter in Balti-
more. i 4#' lw
4 "A cold can be caught now without
running very fast for it.
"A girl ia love should never seek advice
! from black-eyed woman.
4 General Sheridan is reported quite i'll
4 at his home in Chicago. s.s.s
There are $4,000 parish priests an
France whose salary is only $50 each
year. II !aa.s s.a4. b
1t is hard to show an American any
thing which can not be disputed, Ours is
the debatable land. 'afss ..9I s
The San Francisco Post, in the course
of a long descriptive article, says that oys-
ters have no feet. i.,8'ft7fii& als to' fs
Silver, SO long prostrate, rises to its
feet in Congress with a smile that is child
like and Bland. . ''.-'',
Won Moltke has just had a monument
erected to him at his birthplace, Parchim,
in Meeklenburg.
Since the death OF Cardinal Antonelli
the Pope has been confined TO his room
through ill-health.
- Fine f'great North American BRIDE
groom " is the Rochester Democrats pet
name Gor Samuel J.
The Brazilian Emperor never comes
around to the same place twice. Hence
they call him Sci Dom Pedro.
President Grant has just purchased q
fne new dwelling at the corner Of Vermont
and Rhode Island avenues Washington.
Edward Fox, Of Titusville, Pa, has
recovered sS5,000 damages from tie Ralti-
more and Ohio railroad by ssyears' suit.
i-They are eating Strawberries in. South
ern. California. This news snakes a man
curse: Arctic Fubbers and molasses tafy
parties. ~7Maa
. Charles Fenne Hoffman was once q
popular poet in this country, bus fer twenty
six years he has been confined in the insane
asylum at Harrisburg.
Roger Pryor says il weuld cost Frank
Roplton $75, 600 to carry his case through
trial in Delaware county, besides taking
about six months time.
Some of the Good Templar lodges in
Kentucky are celebrating the defeat of
Green Clay Smith. by disbanding and re-
turning to first principles.
The sons of the late Oakes Ames have
just erected handsome monument to his
memcry. The only inscription on it is the
dates of his birth and death.
M. Henri Cernusehi, once a. wealthy
opponent of Napoleon, has sailed Cor Anaer-
ica, where he will argue in favor Of making
tbs silver dollar equal to the gold
. --General Sherman,is creditedwith say
ing tliat hereafter anew course wouldabe
pursued with the indians. Why not pur
sue the Inaians themselves. Aatoaia
Herald.
Virginia Cfvy, fsSs., s.s a.@sass asavad
with waste quartz, which,, being gradually
crushed, releases gold and silver valued at
90 to the ton and one street is estimated
to contain s133, in metal. .fH
The Inter Ocean notes that q Moady
aad esnkeg waltz has been published, and
that Mr. Beecher's face has appeared carved
on glass inclosiDg q pint of Kentucky
stomach-seorcher.
Mr.. w. N. Haldeman, President of the.
Louisville Cour6sr-JournGI Company, and
Miss Lizzie R. OHutt, celebrated Thanks
giving at Shelby ville, Ky, the home Of the
bride, by:getting married.
The following warning notice appeared
on. the vest end of country meeting
house:, Anybody, sticking bills against
this church willzbe prosecuted according to
Law or any other nuisance"
Prince Bismarck has established it as
q principle that no official of the Foreign
Office can marry foreigner. The Prince
reasons thus-a husband is sure to tell his
wife and the wife to tell some onefof her
country women.E 3z., ...ss, l5ss5
Bret Harte has arranged to visit
Europe, and may be expected in England
in the course of few weeks. He will not
remain in London in tho first instance, but
proceeds direct to Switzerland and after
ward to Germany. #
Tell us, angelic host, ye messengers Of,
love, shall swindled printers here below
have no redress above? The shining
angels band replied: 'sTo us is knowledge
given !; delinquents on the printers books
can never enter Heaven"
+-sI tell You what said a brisk bore in
the Gold Hill NeUs Office the other day, as
he toasted his toes at the fire and talked
ten thousand nonpareil an hour, "I tell
you what, this is mighty cold weather.
My feet are froze.; they don't seem to get
warm, somehow" 81 Think said the
editor, with his most encouraging smile,
"that walking. would heat them" 1t
took, ~
1t is well known that the spot at which
the ships Of the Arctic expedition wintered
was SO far north that they lost all advantage
during their long night of 140 days of the
aurora borealis. Apparently they got be-
hind not the north wind. but the polar
light This. however, was not altogether
unexpected, but what was surprise to
most on the expedition was that by way of
compensation they got nothing but full
moons.
!, IA leading Paris grocer offers for sale
small bits Of maccareni for use in soup,
which are stamped with the image Of Ma
poleon III, instead Of, as ordinarily, with
the letters of the alphabet. When the
maccaroni sweIls, the features enlarge un-