The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-09-21

| Ting RTouty. GzdE-gTOuG uoesn'G agree
with most persons.
Woodworth's we'll remains in good con-
dition, near Greenbush, Mass, but the old
Russian officers generally wear rings with
| turquoise stones, which in their supersti-
ton they believe insure them against DEATH.
Speaking about dancing, clergyman
says that "people usually do more harm
with their tongues than they do with their
toes"
| Brigham Young, who started with one
wife and no fortune, managed to save up
five or six millions of dollars and about
nineteen wives.
A temporary Howe truss is to be thrown
across two of the piers of the Omaha bridge
to enable trains to pass until the iron struc-
| ture can be repaired.
A Worcester man things it strange that
bricklayers and their helpers get along so
well together, "because some of them are
| Masons and some Hod Fellows"
A Greek, we'll known to be a Russian
agent, has given the Committee of National
Defense at Athens 10000 chassepots aud
2, 600, 600 cartridges, and the gift has been
accepted.
A boiler so feet long and G feet in diam
eter, and weighing 70 tons, is in course Of
| construction at Cleveland, Ohio, for the
United States navy yard at Charlestown,
Massachusetts. It is to be used for new
process to preserve timber, used in wharyes
and docks, from worms.
Large sums Of money are being silently
withdrawn from the Partisan banks by
many of the French families of distinction,
who are IN dread of another revolution or
coup d'etat before the winter sets in. The
money is, for the most part, being sent to
England.
A physician in Aberdeen who had been
annoyed by numerous questions concerning
the condition of patient was stopped
while on his busy rounds by a man with
the old question, elbows M. ?" H."
replied the physician. "Does he keep his
bed?'' "Of course he docs. You don't
suppose he's fool enough 20 sefl his bed be-
cause he's ill, do you?''
Robert Dale Owen was both married and
buried by Presbyterian minister. When
making, before his death, arrangements
for his funeral he said: !" Mr. rruutiugsvH
married me, and may as well bury me; tits
true we do not think alike on all theologi-
cal points, but we worship the same God
and hope to live in the same heaven"
Henry Grow, who superintended the
construction Of the New Mormon Taber
nacle in Salt Lake, gives the following as
that buildings capacity: The inside meas
urement, on the floor, is 233 feet long by
1873 feet wide, and including the stand and
platforms, gives seating capacity OF ), 7os.
The gallery is 480 feet long by 80 feet wide.
with sitting room for 8, 750 persons, making
total capacity of 13.462.
The failure of Fl. Ell. Honore (pronouncei
Honoray-not Honoar) Of Chicago, father
of those two beautiful women, Mrs. Potter
Palmer and Mis-. Fred Grant, is very bad
one. SO bad that only four or five Of the
creditors thought it worth while to attend
the meeting called by the Register, those
who hold unsecured paper doubtless think
ing it a waste of time to attempt to realize
anything out Of the estate.
Every little while we hear of some one
who has run rusty nail into his foot, or
some other part of his person, and lockjaw
has resulted therefrom. All such wounds
can be healed without any fatal conse-
ouences following them. The remedy is
simple; it is only to smoke such wound,
| or any wound or bruise that is infiamed,
with burning wool or woolencloth. Twenty
minutes in the smoke Of wool takes the
| pain out of the worst case OF inflammation
| arising from any wound.
The whole number of emigrants landed
at Castle Garden during 1878 was 2S6, 600.
The destination of 90, 900 was the State of
New York; of $4,000, the Middle States;
of 10000, the Western and Northwestern
States; OF $4,000, the Eastern States, and
of 1000, the Southern States. The whole
number arriving in 1874 was 1853. The
destination of 52,344 being the State OF
New York; 1880, the Middle States; 57,-
615. the Western an Northwestern States;
/ IL. a37, the Eastern States; $500, the South
ern States, 2, 150, Canada. In 1875 the to-
tai number Of immigrants was so, ,o93. and
in 1876 the total was ia, 979. Scrs6ner for
September.