The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-12-02
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1851.
The first balloon ascension was made in
1873.
INCLINATION and interest determine the
will.-Talleyrand
Bismarck is in state of irritability. He
is suffering from neuralgia.
A mans character is like a fence-it
cannot be strengthened by whitewash.
The subscription to the Garfield Memo
rial Hospital fund new amounts to over $780,
600.
The estate of the late General A. Z.
Burnside is hardly sufficient to pay all his
debts.
The virtue of prosperity Is temperance /;
the virtue Of adversity is fortitude.-Lord
Bacon.
He that does good for goods sake seeks
neither praise nor reward, though sure of
both at last.
To correct an evil which already exists
is not 50 wise as to foresee and prevent it.
Chinese Prouerb.
Every man must work al something.
The moment he stops working for humanity
the devil employs him.
The Rev. John Hall, D. D., of New
York, broke his nose recently by falling from
the platform of street car.
To indulge consciousness of goodness
is the way to lose it.-Shu-King ancient
Sacred Book Of the Chinese.
The arrangements for having an Indian
Summer in Utah this year have apparently
fallen through.-S. L. Tribune.
in the last letter that Charles Dickens
wrote (on the day before he disd) he said !:
81 will have leisure tomorrow"
"A cable dispatch says France and Eng
land have declared their readiness to join in
an International Arctic expedition.
Everything without tells the individual
that he is nothing; everything within per-
suades him that he is everything.-X. Dou-
dan.
Harrison and Tyler, the boy preachers,
seem to devote one-third of their time to
praying and bynu-singing, and the other
tws-thirds to Safeguarding one another.
There are men in Yale College from
Wales, India, Scotland, New Brunswick,
Canada, Turkey, Chilli, Japan, Norway,
Honolulu and thirty-six States Of the Union.
ADr. Benjamin Franklin Bache, aged 81,
q reat-grandson of Benjamin Franklin, and
an officer in the United States navy for
nearly 60 years, died at his home in Brook
lyn lately after an illness of two weeks.
The Providence JON nal regards it as a
remarkable illustration of the equality efthe
States that each party selected as its candi-
date for president of the Senate one OF the
Senators from the two smallest States in the
Union.
in 1850 Polish gentleman whs wa,
convicted Of having denied the existence of
God, was executed in Warsaw. His body
was burned, the ashes put into cannon and
shot into the air toward Tarary!
"A remarkable chess layer in Germany,
j. Ii. Zuckertori, Has recently gwen an ex-
hibition Of simultaneous play at Leipzig. He
played twelve games blindfolded, the result
being that ten Of his opponents were beaten,
while two scored their games against him.
Nothing is easier than fault-finding. No
talent, no self-denial, no brains, no charac-
ter, are required to set up in the grumbling
business. But those who ale moved by a
genuine desire to do good have little time
to murInur or complain.-Robert Vest.
There is reasonable chance now that
all mutilated coin will be driven out Of cir
culation, as 1t should be. The railroad COM
panies decline to take 1t, and IL will not be
| long before everybody will be compelled TO
refuse 1t. This is how dsne in New York
City.
The old Hindoo saw, in his dreams, the
human race led out to lis various fortunes.
First men were in chains which went back to
an iron hand. Then he saw them led by
| threads from the brain which went upward
to an unseen hand. The first was despotism
| iron, and ruling by force. The last was civ.
ilization, ruling by ideas.-WendeH Phil
lips.
| Hon. John ID. Defrees, public printer
says: "There never has been charge made
against this office that did not originate witt
some deadbeat that had been discharged
from It," The honesty and competency O
/ Mr.. Defrees cannot be impeached, though hi:
temper is somwbat brittle. He can stant
any amount Of investigation, but not mucl
irritation.
Tive million dollars have already beer
expended on the Church of the Sacred Hear
on the hill of Montmartre, Paris, and th'
edifce is hardly above ground. The build
Ling will csst s., 400, 900 0more aud the decora
tisns S1,00O,OOO additional. The Crane
Opera cost s1O,2oO,Oo0 and is not yet fin
ished. The new Postoflice will cost $1,000,
600, and the Hotel de Vile $S,O00,0O0.
COL Noses T. Handy, of the Philadel
phia Press, met with Robert Ingersoll thu
sther day, 81 am glad TO see you," said th'
journalist, sthough Of course cannot sub
scribe to your doctrine, or rather your lacl
Of it-your irreligious teachings" "Ah, m.
young friend,r said Ingersoll, benevolently
"stepl The Lord forbid that should depriv
ysu,or any young person. of the hope Of hell !
"A shrewd down-easter was engaged Il
be married, and wanted to get OF. He ap
piled for the nomination, by his party, TO
the Legislature. Said one Of his frieuds
"What The blazes dc ysu want the nomina
tion for? You're sure TO be defeated at tn
polls" EYES," said the applicant, ''if rui
for Office, the opposition papers will give m
such bad character that the girl won't hav
me anyway" See it?-Inter Ocean.
-sIt is good,n says the St. Louis Glob
Democrat, referring 10 the army reunions
ito see the boys filing by as we saw them
twenty years ago; but, alas! how gray the
are and how stopped, and awkward Of step
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