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The new North-west., 1880-05-28
EvE-ANGELlcAL CORNER.

I Surah is the fashionable silk.
Much shirriog will be used ON wash goods
costumes. .-.
Red Surah silk crops out In all London
and Paris toilets. -F...
A woman's idea of recklessness Ia cross
ing field in which COW is feeding.
Black Sursh costumes bid fair to take
the place of those Of black grsnsdine this
summer.
Tbs fashionable para sol this summer will
be wafer with pin stuck through the
mode oil II. .sEt. a.Fssa ...ts
White chudds cloths, white nuns cloth.
white ohsllie and white bersge will be much
worn in midsummer.
A city woman will pick up a Clothes
prop Ia feet long to drive a two-ouuce
chicken out of the yard.
sunbeam cloth is an English novelty for
skirts. 1t has mixture Of all the colors
OF the rainbow in stripes.
They vent fishing. She looked lancuidly
at him and said-I wish the fish would bite
at your hook; If was fish would.
Some females have just been arrested in
Kentucky for the manufacture of illicit
whisky. This is the first recorded instance
Of woman keeping still.
Fifty girls arc studying at Cornell Uni
versity, aad the wife Of the man who keeps
the chewing gum factory thereabouts has
rs-appeared in camsps-hair shawl
There was young lady called Maud,
Who had recently come from abroad:
Her bloom and her cur.s
Which astonishcd the girls
Were both sn ingenious fraud.
fact that all ladies are perhaps not
aware OF is, that all yellow-tinted Langue.
doc lace is machine mads aud inexpensive,
while the hand made 10 pure white, not
nearly so pletty and muc more expeu-
sive.
They say that Mary Anderson isn't
afraid Of COW. OF a stage COW, perhaps
lot but if Mary were 10 the country cul.
irg violets and flaming poppies, and COW
" the gentleman sex was to quite upex-
'ectediy appear on the scene and commence
% paw up the earth and claw sod with his
iorns and sing bass louder than stage
hundsr, and eventually elevate his tail
at an angle of forty-Hve degrees
md make bse-line fol the fair actress, You
IAN stake fortune that she would, like
jonkling, make the greatest eff,rt of her
ifs tn get on the other side of the fence,
without regard to s,ie or style. And if
he dropped any Of her back hair or other
'rticles of wearing apparel in the arena she
would generally let them remain there.
When COW of this description begins to
witch his tail and paw dirt ner,ously as
toIm signal, he means business--and very
mean business. too.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
Ancient Hindoo Wit.

The number OF the Transactions OF the
Genealogical Society Of Great Britain for
March contains photograph Of curious
Hindco basrelief, representing . group OF
monkeys engaged in Extracting mans
tooth. The unfortunate Individual IL bound
and the tooth is held IN the grasp Of very
primitive looking extrscting Instrument,
resembling somewhat the large claw OF
crustacean, to which small elephant Il at-
tached BY means Of tackles. This piece OF
sculpture was found in ruined temple near
Allahabad. known - the Stupa OF Bhsbut,
and was more than than 1000 yeas old,
the temple having been built about thu year
800 B. G.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
N. p. Railroad Matters.
New Tacoma Ledger, April 90.

Work on the Pen d0rellle division of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Is quietly bat rapidly progre ss,ng.
From the town Of Ainsworth, at the moath Of Snake
river nearly 30 miles OF track IL laid eastward the
roadbed Ia completed for distance of nearly sixty
miles from that DO int. and the graders are Fastening
forward a number Of miles further. "A contract IL
about to be let for grading sxteen miles of the road
from Spokane Falls westward toward Ainsworth. Oh
this 16 miles Of the road there will be some yery
heavy rock NO rk There no tunnels necessary on
any portion Of the road between the Columbia river
and Lake Pen dOreiiie but few deep hilI side cuts
will be required. Last week one hundred end twenty
ave Aat an twenty-five box carr which were buil at
the company's shop In New Tacoma during the past
Ave months, were shipped via Kalams and the coum-
bis river for the Pen d'OreilIe division These
cars were complete In oil their wood work. but they
are not 70 be put tsgether until received At Aims
worth. Two heavy locomotives sl.o have been shin
ped for use east OF Ainsworth, each OF thirty tons
weight, and six Others are on the way from New
York via Cape Horn. These locomotives were built
at . he Baldwin Works In Philadelphia. These works
are among the iargest factories Of all knds In the
United States. They are now turning out one com.
plcte locomotive every I've hours, and employ over
two thousand mechanics aud iaborers They have
now orders for two years' ahead, and this at their
PtcSoas HAso Va Wofhfuk, mehne NOOut SIX hnndref
locomotives, which, at say $4,000 eac- would give
them q sross income Of $50 oo0 or $500 900
year.
LAND SALES
There 10 increasing activit, in this business. The
total numher of acres sold along The Pen d'OreIlle
division to the nd Of March wese 81, 1885 mined q,
S0es5a Tn ere sales were al de since the spening
cf the branch railroad ofice It Colfsx. about tn.
middle Of last Decenbsf. These locations are ecas
tered over about thirty townships, tributary to the
Inc ot I he road, some Of them ~ far east as the
Four Lakes country. near spokane Falls. In March
last North ern fHri6c bonds 10 the amount a 5000
wcse taken IN payment for lands In that district
Sales for this month"; 70 the 18Th amounted to Asa
Rcres, on which the cash payments were ss,5a5.
Farmers seeking locatious are gong IN larsv NUM-
bers into the Psouss country. and nseh Interest hss
bsm vaksned respscting IT, lsss known. has ~
- fstilss rssioa. q Crab Cssk, 70 ths vsas and
lnsEth I'll
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
Order TO Show Cause.

In the Probate Court OF the cunfy Of Deer Lodge.
Territory OF Montana.
In the matter Of the estate Of Augustus X. Gfd,
deccascd. -
On reading and AlIng the petitisn Of Rsber r.
Ferpuecn the administrator of the setAte Of Augus
tus Gird dcaeed praying TOR m order 70 sell the
whole OF the personal property belonging 70 the
esate Of said deceased for the 1urpose Get forth 10
said petition
Ii q ordered that slI pespons interested IN said
estate appear before tho Probate Court. = Inc county
Of Deer Lodge. Territory of Montana. - the coun
aaid, on the 3Rh day Of Nay. A. D. 1eeo. q eIeven
O'Clock .. M. then and thsrs 70 show canss why sach
oNdsr should not b made - - -.-..x M
Ea u14-E pSoA1es 5u6ua.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
NEW NoR-'wEsTERs.
-Tennyson is described Ms looking ike


q tramp.
The present population Of Tombstone,
A. T., exceeds 1900.
early vegetables are those pulled al
fve o'clock in the morning.
There are few men who can catch six.
inch trout and not lie about it.
Florida has watermelops big enough to
knsck in the head with an AZ.
| Marshal Mac Mahou has sold his house
to pay debts incurred during his Presiden-
cy.
The Indians are ready to bury the
Ratchet whenever the agent will give them
gun.
-Time Is money, and some people are
fearfuliy exrnvagant whom they visit edi-
torial sanctums.
-Dromier has discovered that bronze is
rendered malleable BY adding to it from
one-half to two per cent. Of mercury.
1t is now asserted by promIaent den
tist that the only true way to clean teeth 10
to bite into . raw potato three or four times
a day.
Admiral Ammen said the other day
that the presidency OF the Nicaraugan Ca
nal, with salary OF $25, 900 year, is open
to Grant.
There 10 ship now sailing out OF Hol-
land that was built in 1868. What wonder
ful changes she must have seen in her 800
years Of voyagingi
A St. Louis man drew up . will which
was so pathetically worded that it moved
oil bis relatives 70 tears. 1t left all bis
property to an orphan asylum.
Col. Wright, Of New Haven, Conn, has
just made clean $75, 900 in Arizona mi.
ming stocks, which reminds ~ that we'd |
rather be Wright than bs President.
Tine memory OF Stonevall Jackson is to |
be houored in Virginia, the Senate having
incorporated now county under the name
Of Stonewall and named its county seat
Jackson.
Every we'll trained hotel clerk can read
writing upside down, and always makes 1t
rule to watch guest register and addre o.
him by his name before he has the last let
ter finished.
-"One was killed and the other had bis
head severed from his body" says an Ar
Kansas paper in speaking Of an accident
That's better than saying that two men
we're killed.
"A frenzied drunkard held pistol ct q
'arkeeper's head at Ports mouth, Va, and
'ulIed the trigger. Tho charge failed to
xplode and the man peered curiously into
he barrel. At that instant the bullet came
ut aud killed him.
"A Georgia man in California was boast
og Of the size Of Southern predictions.
'ointinR to barrel, be said, I'VE raise
lrger watermelons than those" "Water-
,elous r. exclaimed the California n, "wby
hose are only huckleberries
There is q man at Luray, Va, who be-
anne convinced when young that kissing
'as wicked, because Christ was betrayed i
18th . kiss. he resolved never TO kiss =
nybody. He has been married twenty 9
ears and is the father of eleven children, J
ut he has never kissed his wife or one of !
is offspring. b
AS our first parents were leaving the b
arden Adam remarked, fumbling with the
utton on his fig leaf abstracteily, al dou't :
ire about myself, darling. but when :,
link how much you have lost my heart b
ills me-" And Eve, the unselfsh crea- u
ire, looked into his eyes with loving Y
aze, saying carelessly but sweetly, 81 don't y
re Adam"
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
BITS OF WIT.

The telephone is a hullo! mockery.
The butchar who trusts loses fiesh.-PAil
| Chronicle.
Miners delight in picking "pocket. -
Commercial.
"a chiel among ye, taking notes.-the
plckpocket.
Miss Elizabeth Stuart Phelps has badly
sprsined ankle. "Her Cats Ajar."
All men able to lie are liable to do so.
9. Washington could not tell lie when he
saw 1t.
Heaven lies about us in our infancy, {"
says the poet. Yes, and our .eighbors lie
about us when ws grow up.
Reward Of merit: The ''next" pupil who
spelled chimney" correctly was told to 90
mp one-but didn't want to.-Puck.
A husband telegraphed this to his wife:
"What have yon got for breakfast, and how
10 tho baby?" The answer came: "Buck.
wheat cakes and measles"
Breakfast table scene. Mother roads
from morning paper: : What is vinegar
without mother? Little N. inquiries
What does that mean? Mcther-It means
there is what 10 called mother in vinegar.
Child remarks-There is vinegar in moth
srs, sometimes.
Leadville Picture
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
POPULAR VOTE OF 1868 AND 1872

OH OH1s FVIh UT ICUO AND ISIH.
Give Grants vote at his first and second
election IN the States north of Mason and
Dixon's line. hear it said that that he
lost larkely in his second election, bat
claim his loss was in the south.
Ans-Grant did not lose votes in his sec
ond election to the Presidency of the Uni
ted States. The total vote cast for Grant
In 1868 was 3015,O71, and his majority was
3o5, 45S. His total vote in 1872 was 3,597.-
o7s, and his majority 727, 975 votes. At
the last election GRAFT carried all the States
north OF the Mason and Dixon line, but in
1868 hs failed to carry New York, New
Jersey and Oregon.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
LANGUAGE OF STONES.

What 10 the language of the precious
stones?
Ans.-The language Of the precious
stones is as follows: Diamond, innocence !;
ruby, beauty and elegance emerald, suc-
cess in love; opal, hope amethyst, SINGER
ity; topaz. fidelity garnet, coustancy and
ndelity turquoise. prosperity: cornelian,
oontented mind sardonyx, oonjugal fslic-
ity agate, health and long life; blGod-
stone, courage. --.-.r.-s ......
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
The Old Curiosity Shop

queries and Answers in the Chicago Inter Ocean.
CHURCHES AND CoLLEGEs.
now many churches and colleges are
there In the United States, according to the
most recent statistics ? - =
Ans.--There are 6s,0s2 church edifices,
and 35l colleges and universities OF the arst
class.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
A Leadville Picture.

Among tho invalids who assemble repu.
larry every morning in the little chapel a,
St. Vincent's Hospital, to send thanks on
high for earthly blessings is Daniel Nc
Farland, who shot Albert d. Richardson.
He sits doing i. the large ward at the Sis.
ter's Hospital in this city,a pensoner upon
the county, and quite unknown and for.
gotten. He was pointed out to reporter
yesterday, who picked his way in among
the cots to the one where the fallen man
sat, and sad
"Mr. Mcfarland ?'
"Hi!-so-me? What ~
els that your name ?'
'Oh, my name Yes, yes. Dauiel Nc
Farland. That is it."
''You once lived in New York, Mr.. Nc
Farland ?"
"Yes, sir, recoltect it. did once live
in New York"
"lf my memory serves me correctly, you
Were wealthy there.
81 was in quite comfol table circnmstan-
ces at one time, SIR"
"Do you hear often fIom your wealthy
New York friends ~
81 hear from NO ons."
"Ate you comfortable here ?"
"a pauper on the county could not ex-
pect more"
''Are you pspniless ?''
"Penniless and friendless, dying among
strangers in county alms-house in the
1ilds Of the Rocky Mountains"
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
EFFECT OF THE NOON.

Please inform me how the changes in the
moon affect the weather. and if it makes q
aifference in the growth OF plants and veg
etaoies when they are planted in the old
and new mooa, etc.
Ans.-There is little doubt but that the
moon inf uences the weather, and it's effect
upon the tides Of the ocean is we'll known.
Reasoning from analogy. We must conclude
that the moon, having the effect 1t does
have upon the water, must have a much
greater effect in heapinE up great tides in
the atmosphere, and IN this manner affect
ing in some manner tho weather. Some
stages of the moon are hence known a.
dry ana others stormy OF vet. Plants, then,
that require dry tenn mperature when plant
ed are placed in the ground in the dry of
the moon, and those requiring a wet or
moist earth whom the moou IS in a position
where it will have that Influence over the
Many persons who regard the
effect of the moon over vegetation as su
Perstitious forget that this effect Is pro-
duced by the condition of the atmos phere.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28

a Kansas weekly publishes !. fourteen
rplss % b observed during tornado"
Only one u nscsasary-Keep out cf the
May
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS

l. Any takes paper regularly from the Post
ofbce-whether directed to his name or anothers or
whether he haS subscribed or not- rpsnsible for the
payment. .... ..-. .....r -
II person orders his paper discontinued he must
pay all airearages the publisher will continue send
until payment is made and collect the whole amount
whether the paper Is taken from the Office not.
Tho courts have decided that refusing TO take the
Newspapers periodicals from the Postocs or remov-
ing and leaving them uncalled for 10 pra dca evidence
OF intentional fraud. ..
Papers ordered TO address be changed TO anot
or address at the option Of the subscriber.
Remitances by draft check money order or registered
letter. may be sent at risk Ali Postmasters are re-
quirsd 10 Register letters on application. p -
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
DEGREES.

Give lengths in degrees in statute m mles
on the following parallels North latitude
200, 300. AGO and 500. Am unable to Sc
cure the exact distance.
Ans.-Ths length of degree 0: l,a
gitude at the equator is u! = -
miles; at latitude 300. 65Ol5 miles at
300. SO O44 miles ; at 400 53.O53 miles ; q,
500, A. 432 miles.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28

t,ia. T. ah y. assortment is ordered lesser guam
ans tnan one hundred will be furnished 1T
Po...r raes. Cash must accompany order.
'NAge wiz be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST
DEER LoDaE.
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
Blanks for Sale.

we have in stock the following Justices
= ssaks, adapted for any township or county
= hontana, and In conformity to existing
AVS AVS The following are the prices:
The new North-west., 1880-05-28
A FASCINATING WIDOW.
Wash. Corr. Globe-Democrat

The Fortunes OF Bessie Paschal--He
Remark "a BILE Beauty
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
q. Your LnnEs Tnrsalsnsd }

How important 70 use at once sale aud
sure remedy. 1Dr. swayn0's Compound
syrup Of wild Cherry" Tor 30 years has
been standard remedy, at all times re
liable in efectually curing coughs, colds
sore throat, bronchial asthmatic affections,
short breath, night sweats, pain In the side
and breast, nervous debility, blood spit
ting, liver complaint, all diseases OF the
air passages and lungs. It strengthens,
purihes, heals, promotes expectoration,
and has cured many hopeless cases OF cou.
sumption.
Ny mother was great sufferer from
Asthma Cough. Her symptoms became
very alarming; attended by several physi.
clans houtfndingany permanent relief
she did not sleep fifteen minutes q night
for three months, from constant coughing
and shortness OF breath. l was recon:
mended to try "Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry" from which she
experienced immediate relief, and in q
short time restored her to good health.
II. Meyer, Grocer, Seventeenth and Car
penter streets, Philadelphia.
Price % cents and 81 per bottle, or six
bottles S.. The large size is the most
economical. Prepared only by DR.. Swayne
& Son, $50 North Sixth street, Philadel-
phia, Sold by all prominent druggists.
MWPAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
Mothers, Mothers Mothers

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
CRYING with the excruciating pain OF cut
ting teeth2 II go, 60 at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer Inn
acknowledgement upon it; there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother
on earth who has ever used II who will not
tell You at once that 1t will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and
relief and health to the child, operating
like magic. It Is perfectly safe to use in
ali cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of Curtis { Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medi'
cine Dealers. Twenty-Five cents bottle,
Beware Of limitations. Mw&R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
A LlberaI Priest.

Paris Cor. New York Post.
The sermon preached by Father Didon,
the eminent Dominican, at the Trinity on
Sunday, the first representation ofsardou's
comedy Of "Daniel Rochat" at the Fran
caise on Monday evening, and the appear
ance OF Patti in opera on Saturday, have
given Paris enough to talk about for the
next month. Ordinarily 1t is said that an
event which can maintain public interest
here for more than eight days an excep-
ton, and as exceptional will l think, be
registered the aforementioned events.
Father Didon's sermon is a bold
straightforward, announcement that the,
Church must reconcile itself TO modern
society and with the spirit OF the age; and
that The sooner It Is done the better It will
be for the world. It has been whispered
about in drawing-rooms and limited IN
official ante-chambers for some Tune that
the reverend father contemplated new
departure which would create an excite
ment, and possibly yeritable scandal.
Some OF his admirers even went 80 iar as
10 warn him that he was likely 70 be ior'
hidden TO preach II he INDUCED In any
liberal ideas. But, much to their surprise,
he informed them that his course was
known and authorized at Rome. bis
theory Is that the time has come tor
Roman Catholicism to march hand IN
hand with free democracy, and not DIS
dain modern science and Investigation;
He made a strong appeal for liberal
course Of action, Of which the majority Of
French Roman Catholics are. incapable
and against which the monaIchists Will
reh4l with all their might II remains 70
be seen, also, whether the good Domini'
can has not deceived himself in believing
tina this courageous course will be sanction
ed in Rome-that Rome which has Just
reaffirmed that Its authority Is superior to
that OF the state by sending forth papa
menace against those men who dRrI
TO breath a word in favor OF divorce law
Father Didon's sermon will be heard o.
for many weeks 10 come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
PhiIndeipnIa,

PHILADELPHIA, March 25.-Flour-dull ;
no export demsnd; lndi'na and supe fine
81 50; western extia In lots, s. CO.'S IS; Min.
nesota in lots medium. 50 90; good 80 IS /;
choice 50 so; Ohio do, low, 90 IS; good 50 so;
fancy 81 90; winter and spring patents in
lots, 81 25aS 90. Rye flour, demand fallen oil !;
small sales at 81 sTIEa5 10. Wheat steady !;
rather myre activa for future and exporta.
on; millers purchase sparingly; No. 9 red
81 ~; No. red elevator 81 AK; No. 2rsd
March 81 Az bid, 81 AK asked: April
81 AK bid, 81 AZ asked; May 81 S9k bid,
81 S9A asked; June 81 S6x bid, 81 SIX
asked. Corn in more demand; steamer track
63hc; western rejected track 6SHc; sail
mixed March 65xc bid, 55Xc asked; April
53kc bid, 53j1c asked; May 6lHc bid, 6iXc
asked; June 601fc bid, 509!c asked. Oats, de.
mand limited; No. white at 4Sa4sI<c; wh te
41a47 Nc; No. 5 white l6ci rejected 45a46c.
Whisky in fair demand atSl 0S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26

That DR.. Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry
has proven itself to be positive cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis and all
lung diseases. 1t has saved the lives Of
many even after the doctors hadsaid there
was no hope. Every one declares that i
goes to the "righ spot" soothing and heal
Ing as il by magic all soreness of throat
and lungs. A single dose taken at bed
time viii gently warm the blood, cause re-
freshing slumber, and by morning an
ordinary cough or cold viii be gone: None
genuine without signature Of Sanford &
Park. Large pint bottles 81 90. Keep q
bottle always on hand, 1t will save you
many doctor bill. Be sure you have
your druggist get the genuine for you:
Logan, List & Co., and Laughltn Bros;
& Co. sell the genuine at wholesale and
retail. Ddw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
New York.

NV YoRK, March 25.-Cotton dull and
nominal at lSIIal3I<c; futures steady. Flour
dull and weak; superfine western and State
81 60a5 co.; common TO good S O0a6 80
good to choice S. 60as 90; white wheat ex.
tra IS S5a8 90; extra Ohio IS 6Oa7 so: st.
Louis IS 50aS co.; Minne.ota patent 81 GOA
s 80. Wheat unsettled and feyerish; ungrad, d
spring, 81 271fal %; No. 3 spring 81 S0al 81;
No. spring 81 81; ungraded red 81 4ial4I
No. 2 81 4Sal Al: mixed winter 81 seal 40IS;
ungraded white 81 35al SO; No. 2, 81 96xal 81;
No. !: 81 3Sal 80; No. 9 red, March 81 Aga
l 4Sk; April 81 42al 4274; May 81 SOFA
l 40H. Corn weaker; ungraded 66a55 Nc;
No. 8, 6i1la55c: steamer 55a55I1c; No. 2, SC;
No. 2 old 66lIa563<; steamer white 67J<c; No.
2 white Coo. Oats heavy; western mixed Il X
also white western 4Sa4Sc, the latter price
for fancy. Whisky nominal ut 81 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-03-26
Cincinnati.


CINC1HKAri, March 25.-Cotton quiet a
loxc. Flour dull and lower; family at IS q
as rs; fancy unchanged. Wheat sa,ier al
$l2Tf. Corn In fair demand at 4pIEc. Oats
steady at 37jta3Sc. Rye steady OF Sic. Barley
stronger; extra No. 8 fall at Soc Mess PorE
active and lower at $40 6Oal065. Lard stronger
ut 81 0Oa7 06. Bulk meats tirtner at ) OOa
I i2Xa7 50. Whisky easier at 81 Oh. Ruttel
stronger; choice Western Reserve at 2saS0c
choice Central Ohio 2Sa27c. Linseed Oil steady
Mt g0c