The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-08
NEW NOR.WESTERS.
IL Ii the nature Of the human disposition
TO hate him whom you have injured.-Tdci.
tus

II is the nature Of the human disposition
TO hate him whom you have injured.-Tdci-
tus.
Over Is, ,000, 600 pounds Of plug tobacco
were used last year to sweeten Americas
breath.
He who can take advice, Is sometimes
superior to him who can give 1t. - Von
Knebel.
Nebraska promises = bitter prohibition
confident Of victory.
There are few people more often In the
wrong than those who cannot endure 10 be
so.-LaRochefoucauld.
Mr.. Charles holly, RidgeReld, Conn.,, lost
q COW lately which showed several Of the
symptoms Of hydrophobia.
In general, mankind, since the improve
ment Of cookery, eat about twice ~ much
ss nature requires.
1t costs the State Of Ohio 50, 900 900 q year
TO support Its poor-or such Of Its poor ~ 1t
cannot ship into Michigan.-Free Press.
"Some men wear their best trousers out In
the knees In winter getting religious. and
the seats Of their pants out In summer back
sliding"
Among the deliverance put forth by the
Free Church Assembly Of Scotland was one
against admiring the works of nature on the
Sabbath day.
Prof. William Stanley Jevons, the noted
political economist, has been drowned in the
English Channel while bathing at Bexhill
near Hastings.
1t Is very often more necessary to conceal
contempt than resentment, the former being
never forgiven, but the latter sometimes for
GOT Chesterfield.
What Ii It to be man Well, 1t Ii good
deal like work to be man, and that Is the
chief reason why men, real men, are so few.
-Nep Hapen Register.
New rope for halters, ETC., may, The Ohio
Farmer says, be rendered permanently "lim-
ber and soft" by boiling two hours and then
drying In = warm room.
The Malley trial cost the State Of Connec-
ticut and the father OF the defendantsS30 900.
That's powerful heap Of money to pay ont
for two ten cent boys.-Brdette.
There cannot live more unhappy crea.
ture than an ill-natured old man, who Is
neither capable Of receiving pleasures, nor
sensible Of doing them to others.-Sir w.
Temple.
In the This and That Library Of Louisville
the two most interesting works are Chow TO
Manage Railroad; by Newspaper Man,"
and allow to Manage = Newspaper; by a
Railroad Man"
The Webster Centennial celebration at
Marshfeld, Mass, will be held early In Oc-
tober, bringing together many distinguished
persons, among them the presiden mt and vari-
GUS senators and representatives.
An addition has been made to the list Of
long bridges In the bridge Of the Pensacola
and Atlantic Railroad across Escambis Bay,
Florida. 1t 10 five miles and quarter long,
and was opened for use August 18th.
Oscar Wilde Is apparently peddling him
self out ~ An ATTRACTION" among the sum-
mer hotels, and Is so well understood now
that probably Barnum, prince of humbugs,
no longer wants the Britisher to form part Of
the greatest show on earth.
It Ii said that horse rubbed with bunch
Of bruised smartweed. especially about the
head, neck and legs, will be let alone by the
flies for twenty-four hours. Or strong in
may be applied cold with . sponge each day.
The Rev. DR.. McCook says that his idea of
Sunday journal 10 one which he would fill
up with sermons and pnetry. It Is not . de
sire 10 spite DR.. MrCook which keeps editors
from printing that kind Of a journal; II Is the
impossibility Of running paper with only
one subscriber Ne,cs.
A Baptist clergyman complains that the
boys are drifting away from the Church, and
greatly fears the boys of the future will be
non-cburch-goers. Other denominations are
inclined to think that If there was not so
much water used the boys would not drift so
much. They might be anchored more easily.
-Pittsburg Telegraph.
Many years ago Emerson and Theodore
Parker were walking In Concord, when q
we'll known leader Of the Second Adventists
rushed up 10 them in great excitement. "The
world ceases at midnight" he cried out.
"Well," replied Parker coolly, 81 am not COLI
cerned: live In Boston. "As for me" add
ed Emerson, equally undisturbed, ~ can get
along without It,"
The largest sailing vessel afoat was launch
ed at Belfast, Ireland, July 9th. She was
built by Harland, Wolf & Co., and was
named the Walter Ii. Wilson. Her meas
urement is 800 feet by 42A feet by 25 feet.
She Ia built of iron, has four masts, three of
which are square rigged, and Ii capable of
Carrying 900 tons dead weight. She will be
classed 100 Al 1t Lloyds.
John Meany, An aged Irishman who was
buried at South Boston was . rather remark
able man physically. In the last four months
Of his life bis weight increased from 223
pounds to 800 and he was muscular and clear
Drained to the last. He used to drink freely,
but swore Of thirty years ago when he was
" years old. His pipe, however, was his
constant companion, and comforted him
greatly In his dying hours. He was black
smith by trade and was never married.