The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-01-27
NEW NOR.WESTERS.
Keep cssl and you command everybody.
Agreeable advice is seldom useful advice.
Heaven never helps the man who will not

Affection, like the ironsmith, shapes as IL
smites.
Our actions must clothe us with an immor-
tality loathsome or glorious. .........
Adversely, how blunt are all the arrows of
thy quiver in comparison with those Of
guilt? .a... ..
The Democrats of the Mississippi Legisla-
ture have nominated Senator Lamar for re-
election by aeelamation. H
Telephone soirees are at pressnt all the
rage in Paris, where people chat and gossip
and have good time generally.
Some Of the policemen of Montreal com
plain that they can't keep their hands warm
with wooden gloves, and ask for fur ones. 4,
Professor Schlager Of Vienna is response
Bile for the statement that blue light has q
quietiug and soothing influence on the in
sane.
Judge Tourgee's a FOOLS Errand !"
proved failure in the form of q drama, and
the company which went on tour with it
! has disbanded.
Professor Forbes and DIR. Young have de-
termined by number of experiments that
the speed of blue ray of light exceeds that
of the red about one per cent.
A recent visitor to Fremont, Ohio, remarks
that ex-President Hayes's fellow citizens re-
gard him with calm, familiar surprise that
threatens TO wreck their veneration for our
national history.
Whenever our neighbor's house is on fire
| it cannot be amiss for the engines TO play a
little on our own. Better to be despised for
too anxious apprehensions than ruined by
too confident security.
"Its . long way from this world to the
next" said dying man to friend who
| stood at his beside. ''Oh, never mind, my
dear fellow" answered the friend, consol-
ingly, you'll have it down hill"
The Rev. George Woods. a Quaker preach
sr in North Ferrisburg, Addison county, VT,
WAS fined Sl4 and costs one day last week
for All assault upon All unresisting member
of his congregation whom he knocked down.
The society of dead authors has this ad-
vantage over that of the living; they never
fatter us TO our faces, nor slander us behind
our backs, nor intrude upon our privacy, nor
quit their shelves until we take them down.
Wanted-A modern young Iady's forehead.
The editor of this column, not having seen
one for several years, is willing to pay fair
price for a glimpse at the genuine old article.
No banged or otherwise mutilated speci-
mems wanted.-Ciereldnd Sun.
| A correspondent of the Charleston Ne'cs
says there Is great unrest among the ne
groes of Sumter county, S. c., aud that at
least 500 families are preparing to leave in
the spring. Their complaint is high reEts.
high taxes, the Stock and Election laws.
Four couples were recently married at one
time in Richmond, Va. The gentlemen in
volved In this pleasing affair were personal
friends, ond finding that they had all ar
ranged to enter the blessed bonds Of matri-
mony, determined to be married in eompa-
| nv, TO which the ladies acceded.
| The cultivation of the vine in the Crimea
has been very successful-at least il would
seem so from the rapid rise in the value OF
land. few years ago the common plice
for land was from $35 to $50 per desiatina
| (two and half acres,) but land which was
sold al those prices then is now fetching
from $3.50 to 500. ......
| A Washington correspondent asks: "Wha'
will President Arthur do with the costly din
ner set which was ordered from France by
| President Hayes just before he went out o
Office? Much fun has been made regarding
the dishes, and the question was asked al
the time whether the service and the order
ing of IL were in the best TASTE
Some British ship-owners have begun te
man their vessels with negro seamen exclu
sively, the officers alone being white men
| They take them at the same wages IS ord
nary English or foreign seamen. Those wht
ha 9 tIed the experiment state that they
find colored men as good sailors as Europe
ans, and that they are more docile nd les
inclined to run away.
The organist of st. Paals, in London, ha'
published q stat ement of the cost Of the new
big bell and along with it An appeal for con
| tributions. The total outlay for casting anc
hoisting the monster into position he give
as $4,000. Only portion of that sum ha:
already been subscribed, barely one-half
| The cathedral authorities do not appear u
look with satisfaction on the possibility o
this tax being laid upon their resources.
Among those who were invited to contrib.
ute to the fund for relieving distressed ladies
in Ireland was the Duchess of Marlborough
| She sent check in response and with 1t |
letter. Though the check was small the let
ter was long. She requested that the lette
be published, but this for some reason TIN
committee declined to do. Her Grace thet
asked them to return the check. Tie checl
was probably returned. 1t ought to have
| been aud the letter tso.
1t has been an international joke that thu
roast beef of old England comes mainly from
| this side of the Atlantic. The jest may nov
| Uc tuIucu a~hiiiot Us, ioi &Sc" oiA - -
getting its supply of cabbage from German!
aud Denmark. Heretofore the Eastern me
| tropolis has beet furnished from New En-
gland. but season ofdrought ruined the croI
last fall. Thus this succulent vegetable
dear TO the heart of the American housewife
has become luxury, and sells for twenty
Eve cents head, just five times the usua
price.
Baron Tauchnitz's reprints Of books frs
published elsewhere In the world than In hi
ofsce have reached their tws-thousandtl
volume, the volume to which that nunbe
/ belongs having been issued on the 10Th Q
| December last. 1t is dedicated to the kim
aud Queen Of Saxony and contains Henr.
Morley's ..History Of English Literature Il
The Reign of Victoria An appendix ha
fac-simlles of the autographs Of LIB British
authsfs whose works have appeared In th
Taurhltifz form -s H*f7# a