The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-15
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Iceland Is threatened with. famine and
with plague Of measles. III
,sOoupsgreat circus bas collapsed and The
proprietor Is sl00. 900 short. s5
The. Tsstera Adpocate says: 'If the
rebelhons Arabi could turn this movement
into = holy war of Islam, he would make
bis mark In history al7a
# One of the typos on the Adams County,
Gazette has workedsat the case sixty three
consecutive years. He Is . graduate Of the
Concord, N. H., Patriot office.
There are two classes Of profess ional
tramps, OnBsis the wealthy idler who will.
not toll; the other isthe impecunious idler
.whoswill not toll Batto, Amerccan.
nj A tune played on. . church organ in New
Britsin, Conn, was distinctly recognized BY
telephone In Worcester, Mass, distance Of
ninety miles. "This Is music from affair.""
Dnring twenty one years, or since early.
childhood, a man of Lewiston, Pa, has not
spoken to his father. There was no quarrel
1t the outset, but an instructive antipathy.
A big shark, accused Of swallowing miss
ing steam tug engineer, was caught the
other day In Mobile Bay. Human bones and
part or an arm In o woolen jacket sleeve
we're found In It's stomach.
The London Spectator remarks: America
exhibits greater general kindness, more Of
the politeness which takes trouble and risks
discomfort for others, greater regard for the
feelings and rights Of others, In short more
OF the old homo sum spirit than any Of the
three greatest countries Of Europe"
y Hon. Alex. II. stephens is said to have
recently defined . Bourbon rs ian idiot who
seriously believes thats Confederate money
will, II the Democratic party gets into pow
or, become IS good rs gold, and that the time
/ IL not far off when he win be allowed to
.wallop Niger, a. In the glorious ante
bellum, days" .s-~
A Boston special says II is reported that
the great organ In Music hall has been sold
to . western city and will soon be removed,
and that new organ will be built In the al
cove where Its predecessor formerly stood,
and that by moving back the front line OF
the stage few feet, seating capacity Of 800
will be gained. .sssts sfssal ~, s.r -
/. The heaviest loss OF Protestan antism is not
merely In numbers, but I'm searnessness. II
Is true that money ID freely! subscribed for
hl11lULIS Auu UluEI .CuAIlttEsy huu tuhL uu-
manilaEianism 10 growing in the churches,
religion the law Of life, is fading away
,Balte, american. 1ssH asaaa
From the deacon who snores through his
one service day, and the clergyman who
carefully times his vacation SO "a to strike
the .chickens," down to THE youngster who
goes to Sunday school at the "long STOP" or
xs2~ Ill Akrxtr
are delusion and weariness to the flesh.
-Chicdgo Herald.
Gen. Hazen, chief signal officer, U. S. A.,
desires to make collection Of the popular
weather proverbs and prognostics used
throughout the country. and by all classes
and races of people, including Indians, ne
groes and all foreigners, Proverbs relating
to the sun, moon and stars to rainbows,
clouds, rain, snow or dew; and to thunder
and lightning and Winds prognostics relat-
Ing to animals, birds, insects; and from trees
and plants; as also objects and winds are de-
scribed. 's7Err a y -
= In ! conversation about grave robberies by
medical students, a leading physician Of
Syracuse, N. Y.,said that student In D
medical college of that city few days ago
graduated In neat suit OF broadcloth taken
was removed from the grave Immediately
sfter burial. II fitted him very we'll, except
that Che coat was little too long. All the
medical students knew whose clothes they
were, but as the graduate was poor, nothing
was said about it.--Chiiago Tunes.
A curious church squabble Is reported
from: st. Johnsbury, Vt. APresbyterian So
ciety intending to build church, was
requested by gentleman owning adjoining
premises, to place its building far enough
from the. line TO allow Of q passage between
L the two estates, and TO prevent the snow
slides from the rsof falling on his premises.
| This was refused. The irate landholder
erected board fence thirty feet high, cover
| ed next the church with barbed wires, and
served an Injunction on the society restrain
| ing it from touching the fence. And work
| progresses with the side Of the new building
only twenty inches from the fence. 8.
| A brief item which carries Its own lesson.
| In certain mercantile house not years
journey from this section are employed
couple Of young fellows. One belongs to
| The class OF "l'm-too-smsrt-to-liv
ute" young men, who Is noted for his con-
slant criticisms of his employers methods
OF doing business, and the eloquence he
| uses In describing the way he would i'm
prove and run things In the establishment,
III be only had al opportunity. His COM
Ipanion In the store, on the contrary, belongs
Ito, the class Of s.rm-a-sllent-plodd
| Itend-to-my- Business" young men. There
| b to be q change in the firm soon, and he Is
To be admitted ss . partner, contributing his
business skill. against SO much capital.
Moral Fortune. doesn't Always favor the
.I'm-too-smart- to-liye- "a minute" young
"@n. .sna.asfoss1 daA Rta8 rss#+,tz
Itis Gen. ABE Bnford, 1.-THE converted Kentucky
horse racer, is out In card denouncing the