The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-02
NEW NOR. .'wssTEas.

"A cdiiCO WTdpprt - a ny $500 ~'f
The New York Herald is 45 years d
and has 30 editors.
The Episcopal prayer book will sooLe
issued in the Japanese language. IA
-" And Others" signs about half 'e
! private petitions that are made pubic.
Gard nal Manning is said to look le
a mummy, aud to neither eat nor sleep-c
any extent. +
M. Bartholdi says the great statue'f
Liber; y will be ready for it's place in NV |
York harbor in 1888. \
-1he first evangelical church In Jap
is To be erected from funds sent by Chr-
tian converts Of the Sand wich Islands. l
"A strawberry festival is where dozsrs
stra wberries get into half cup OF thin
milk and appear to be having jolly time
1T has been proved that after kindhns'
Of tue bellows TO save the little wind that
was left in it. ..e. -
General Sherman will go to St. Paul.
Mum, to be- present at the exercises there.
July 81, in cJmmemoration OF the discoV-
ely Of the Falls OF 81. Anthony.
The weekly paper burned out at Mil
rou. Pa, has established It's Office IN Two
freight cars and appears as promptly as sv-
er. That chap is an editor on wheels.
-Some New York journals are demand
ing that the route for steamships DO chang
ed ON account 1f the prevalence of iceberes
ON the pies mt route ola Newfoundland.
Lord BeacnnsfsId is completing nov.
RI whrch ho began loug ago. Q ,sen Vlcto-
ria has shown her kindly feeling for hun b,
hanging his full length portrait st Wind
sor.
When surlline reform becomes univar-
sal dims novel hero CAL wriIe 49, KUN
NV prowd AL hotty race" without giving
himo,lf dead away AZ regards his carly ed
ucation.
MIR. Waterman, OF Duluth, was 50 ex-
asperAted b. corn that he took careful
aim with = pistol and shot bullet through
it. The coru disappeared aud 80 did a
large portion Of The toe.
--Icebsrgs must be growing. The cap.
tain of bark which arrived In New York
the other day rsports seeing one thlr,ssn
miles long. He knows It was. because he
took four drinks while passing it.
"A bridegroom named Blair, near
Clarence, Cedar county, Iowa, filed hrs OBJ
j,ctlous to char,sari party With = shot
gum last month. and the grand jury has
dismissed the complaint against hin.
| Ernest Rensn, writing from the re-
gion OF the Nile, claims To have discovered
little model of . sewing mmhine, sup
pnsed to have been made over ax thousand
years ag,, By an Egyptian, named Finger
"A Chicago widower has fine house
of brownstoue aud brick, sai he wants To
know, before ohyosiug . second wife.
| whether brunette or blonde would best
narmonizs with the cplors Of tbs structure.
PRS stand. II =, well known through
out Idaho, Montana, Nevada and Utah, and
who has been in the city for the past two
months, has found place that suts him
TO a dot to camp with, and has gone q the
| smelling camp in the south western pat of
the Mule Mountains to drive his stakes.-
Tombstoss, ar, Epitaph. ~
during the year 1879. railroad aoci-
dents in Great Britain caused the death OF
| "a persons and injury to 7aO. Oi these
thus killed. Is We're passengers, = we're en-
ployees and one pers,n was neither an EN-
pl,yee nor passenger. Ofthose injured.
6e2 were passengers and the remaining III
we're engaged on the roads in sumo capacity
| or other. ~
The double pins attached by chats
that have been out Of fashion FOR so many
years, are now being revived and used fo,
hats aud caps. 10 the caps they are placed
either across the front or to one side, and
on the cravats they are fastened in enc
above the other. They are also 20 be seen
ia some Of the new velvet and lace toq,ss
|
This is an easy way Of detecting the
purity or adulteration Of n sample Of wine :
Dip . sponge into the wine to be tested.
Place the sponge in saucer, the bottom of
which Is covered with small quantity oi
water. II the ~ipe 10 pure, it viii take
quarter OF an hour b fore the water
IN the saucer becomes colored but II the
wine IL not pure the c,loring Of the water
takes place Immediately.
DIR. Calling. inventor of the famous
gun, has jlst perfect d an'tb er Instrument
of war that is said to be the most complet.
in it's deadly properties. Il is capable o
firing one Thousand shots minute, and b,
the use of tine instrument three men can d.
the work Of 800 rifi-men. lt is capable o
Killing horse or man one mile away 4
i. some what in the form Of the present Ga.
ling gu :. or more conn let-, and may be t.
ken to pieces at will, aud tn. .refore cai
easily be moved about. About $2J0,0O
were spent IL experimenting on IL.
ID Cohn, ~ Breslau. has examined
the eyes Of l0.060 q. rman school children
and found out of that number l.OO4 VII
..re short sighted. The defect war foap'
to incleas- STEADILY IN his observation
r.,ss from the elementary to the nighs
classes ID school. Bad light VAS an u0va
, ryiug concomitsnt, a. Was also the fault
: construction OF desks and seats, cans'n
! the children to sioop over their ~oik 10
( to bring theif eyes closer TO it, Of
. causes an undue amount Of ocnis
. oooverg~ncs. fAiiaaing tho optic sense AM
accustoming the eye 70 . short focus.
wheat Prospect in Oregon.
From lae oreeonian,
, ..~,y.~au vrho has Travelled some y ~