The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
NEW Noa-.wEsTERs.
--Sepa,or Thurman is an n:nvetera,e snun

|
--Sepa,or Thurman is an .'uvetera,e snun
taker.
/ 1t is sta.ei that Bret Harte is more
popular in Fngland than living ever was.
--Rosetti believes that the temperature
OF he sun canoot be less than 90 de-
grees U.
/ "A Chicago preacher says the LORD
pever prospers N mister who wears mus
tacbe.
| -Itis impossible to have the last word
with chemist, because he always bas
retort.
| Spots on tn, SUI are being extensive
discussed. The suo is unusually freckled
this year.
"A split in the Republican party in IL
liuois. three years ago, elected David Da-t
Wis 10 the Seoate. -
| 40 observer Of Yesuvius notes an in
| creased activity ia the cater OF the lime
OF each fall moon.
A political speech.is something in which
| q nau's 81 iatements are apt to come back o
him. Just ~ IL it were boom harangue.
-Ex-Coufederase soldiers recently pre-
sented 20 Gen. Joe E. Johnston at NASH
vile, Tenn. a gold-mouused cane inscribed:
"Frou the Boys"
-Tpe Crowo Prince OF Denmark never
makes speech He rises, bows, aud says:
81 dou't to-day well feel" and sits down
amidst long continued applause.
In Italy when uan has No. 10 voice
tbee make an ooe,a singer OF bin; 10
America be becomes an auciiopeer. The
mao gels rich iu eiber case.
Fed Douglass amused the crowd at
the Grant meeting 10 Chicago by aonoun-
cling when be got up to speak that he was
present 40 give cnloi % the occasion"
-Dnr;og the excl i.emeut OF The elections
M. Giadstooe translated toto Latio Top
lady's hymn, !" ROCK of Ages" aud sent
it 10 General James Grant Wilson, of New
York
"A railway TO The summit OF Mt. Vesu-
vios seems TO audacious scheme 20 be
effecsed. But the fiiss ,raio is aunoooced
to stare "a few day. Time. only ten
Diou es to th, sop.
AT sac Of iaury high bred jersey
cattle io New York, .ecestly, sc animals
were sold. One COW bIsoRbt 81 ,425 and
aao; Der 81. 400, while pumber Of o.bers
were sold as high as $500.
They say that the peoole Of these Uu-
tied S a.es are iecklessty eyt sava2ant. aud
vet he Ve.uoot mai who bought 'be
w.oog KIDD OF oils for bis sick wife, 30
avoid having then sas.sd 'ook tpeU b'p-
seE a
Somebody has discovered that "to-
ward the south" Of a particular )ocalily OF
the mooo js . shallow, spoo o-sbaped boil
)ow," which was not there some tine ego
The beautiful queen Of night IL probably
suffering from fit Of depression. 1.
Col. l.. F. Beach. who was gallant
soldier under the Copfedeia,y.aadw who.u uo-
I'll receotly, was a man Of wealth. attempt
ed soicide 10 New Ycrk recsnsly because
bis landlord turned him out OF doors. II is
said that the habit OF opion eating brought
90 all his Uisforiuues.
Gen. W. w. Loriog. formerly IN the
service of he Kbedive OF Egypi, bnt who
rel o. oed 10 tbi- coUn.,y sever years ago
and settled in F,o.ida, is being p'sss. for
the Democratic pom;osiioo 10. Congress
N the Secood district of that State, with
good prospects Of success.
-wasps nests are frequently ignited by
SOME chemical ac' iou. suoeos ed 10 be that
Of The wax upon The pal ,r.)ike su bstauce
OF which the nesls are foimed. Spootaue-
ous com mbostioo OF this uai ure Is believed
to have been the caose OF many mysterious
6res in ba ,stacks and fan neIs' ou,-buiId-
logs
-Audrew Aims,s, who was supposed 10
| be the oldest Driniers IN Great Britaso died
| at Ediabargb .eeen,ty. He was .ong IN
the enploymeol Of NJ. BaIlantyne, the
friend of 81, Walter Scott, and sssisted iu
setting up the Wave.iy Novels. He was
compo,ito. for 72 yea shavisg terired only
two ysass ego; apd was ooe OF rue pc sous
who Kept tbe sec.et Of the authorship so
carefully.
| &C. ude rubber bas isen so per cent. iu
price siuce last sp ing. owing TO tbe light
supply. The caouscoouc tIeeJ Of Brazil a'e
dyiag out from f,equsot taopiug. and the
| Indians who collect tEe gaU are compelled
| TO 70 further into the dangerous aod
im pe net, able forests. As the lpdisos are
Iszy, toe work ba,d and pcody pdd, they
will oot undertake il IL other laoor can be
rouod. The 90 per cent. tax levied by Bra
| Il, makes the mat'er worse.
| The Courier Journal is szaio p,odding
Mr.. Hendricks for his alleged desertioo Of
Mr. Tilden, aad says that "whatever hap
pens at Ciuc;uuat,, nothing can come 10
pass which will embariass us as 10 Mr..
Hendricks. who, IL he stood among the list
OF posi- ibilities, deliberately and wantonly
cut himself out when be detached himself
from Mr.. Tjlden. The political aunals of
our country have never furnished more
glariog example Of political suicide"
4 Ammonia for Stains.