The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-09-29
NEW NoR'-WEsTERs.
To give pain Is Che tyranny, to make hap
by the true empire of beauty.-Steele.

Cardinal cCloskey Is described as being
very feeble. He Is In his cottage at New
port .lql1 50 " ,sJIwecgaI wax
The truly generous is the truly wise; and
be who loves not Others lives unblestr--
Hare. e
1t is possible, thank heaveni to have very
theories and very sublime feel
iugs.-George Elliot. 70 '''s s''''a sh =,
In London there Is growing tendency
among men OF business to substitute milk
and sandwiches for drinking.21i sfE s.4 r.
Lieut.. Flipper, dismissed from the United
States army for dishonesty, has been ap-
pointed captain In the Mexican service.
TIE down hero, and he feels the puncture
of a pin throw him into battle and he Is
almost insensible to pain.--J. C. Calhoun.
Jay Hubbell is falling star. Not only
has be failed of denomination, but he Is said
10 stand no sort Of chance ofsucceeding Sem
ator Ferry. as taa ya@9 iEaa9 aal 8as y
Capt. John Ericsson, the naval inveEtor,
is in his S0th year. He lives in little old
fashioned house in New York, which Is both
his home and his workshop.
People who are always taking care OF
their health are like misers, who are hoard
ing up treasure which they have never
spirit enough 10 enjoy.-Sterne. ssast ..
Herbert Spencer, who is now in this
country, has no family--neither wife moi
children, father, mother, sister, nor brother
He is all alone and ndindependent. II.
He who thinks he can find in himself the
means of doing without Others is much mis-.
taken; but be who thinks Others cannot do
without him is still more mistaken. se .n.
A discharge in bankruptcy does not ex.
tinguish debt of the bankrupt, but 1t is q
bar to any recovery of II, in the opinion of
the supreme court ofSouth Carolina, in Will
son vs.. Kelly, recently decided. H'@t e..
At Ben Hills funeral reconciliation took
place between Senator Lamar and Boh
Toombs, who had not spoken since the
former outraged the feeling of the other By
delivering an eulogy on Charles Sumner. '
Speaker Reeves of the Texas House oi
Representatives, one of the most prominent
men of his State, owes his death to dog
bite. When the attack came on he asked tc
be lashed to bis bed, and his end was ago
nizing In the extreme. Israr -rr elsar-
Try to repress the thought, and IL is like
trying to fasten down steam--an explosion
Is sure to follow. Let thought be free to
turns the machine, drives the wheels, does
the work-Freeman Clarke. arr ~sar
@ The King of Greece speaks English, Ger.
man, French, Greek aud Danish. Their
Grecian Majesties In conversing together use
the German language; in speaking with
their children they employ the English, and
they speak Greek to the general households
in the various royal residences. rarl- ,a
A woman bitten by dog in Paris thought
no more about it but continued perfectly
well, until one day, passing by hospital
a student who recognized her, cried out
"Hullo, you alivei The dog went mad.'
At these cheerful words she was seized with
o spasm, and died of hydrophobia in few
hours.
The Elmira Gazette says that William
Peak, former manager Of the Peak family OF
beli-ringers, was recently arrested in Goshen
N. Y, rs a vagrant, and sent to Jail for ten
days. Ten years ago he was worth $50, 600
but now he Is pauper. Beneyolence IL
said to be the cause Of his poverty, as he wa:
liberal to afault. aa'a' haA .'.sf 'l
aHarry" Genet, one OF the worst of the
Tweed ring thieves, has opened gorgeous
bar-room at New York, after the example
of Stokes. Such man should be ashamed
TO face honest men, but Genet Is very tal
from being in that frame of mind. leading
local politicians dropped in at the grand
opening Of his saloon. zIz8c' e.r EaT9 saa
An amusing hoax was lately perpetratet
on the managers of church bazaar in Shelf
field. An offer of horse and trap va
rendered and thankfully accepted. One Of
the directors, who had been dnly advised by
telegraph, met the train by which the costly
gift was expected, and received q clothes
horse and mouse trap. srv gsa tn1e1 anE
Christine Nilsson has discovered new
tenor in Sweden, by name Theodore Blork
stein. He was inspired by her when q boy
and Is now but twenty-three years old. III.
has studied with the famous teacher Dell,
Sedie of Paris, and will (of course after al
this) support Nilsson In her coming Ameri
can engagement with Abbey. !. a.,'a g.t
The will of Rev. DIR. George Musgrave
late Of Philadelphia, bequeaths $4,000 Il
Princeton College to found a Musgrave pro.
fessorship after 70 has been increased by In
vestment to $50, ,00G; SAG, 900 and the residu,
of his estate, after the payment of specified
legacies, to the Princeton Theological Semi
nary, aud his library to the college and sem
iriary jointly !hDii e2i'A' VIZ 'A'.'+s" t'a
Lieut.. Frederick Sch watka, U. s. army
Of Arctic fame, and Miss Ada j. Bracket
were married at the home of the bride1
parents In Rock Island, ILL.,, on the 9th inst
The bride Is the neice of Col. Albert G
Bracket, Third cavalry (Mr. Schwatka'
,regiment), and 1t was while she was visiting
her uncle In. Wyoming, In 1881, that sh'
and Lieut.. Schwatka first met. pu..e q,
Economy Is wealth. 1t takes a child sis
or seven years to learn to read and write in
telligentfy. But an English gentleman says
his little. boy OF four years will read an,
phonetic book without the slightest hesita-
tion, not even baking at the hard names II
the bible. His father taught him to reat
after this method In eight hours. Anothe
gentleman SAYS that he has taught poo
children In Glasgow 10 read the Sermon OF
the Mount phonetically fn the course of si1
hours study. Time IS money. - - l,7
I! B. r. Underwood and Paul A. Chadbournt
discussed the pros and cons of evolution
Monday at the meeting Of the Boston Minis
ters' Association. Mr. Underwood, wht
spoke by invitation Of the association
attacked the bible account of creation, main
tanning that strict. Interpretation of. the
book resulted in hopeless contradiction O
geology and evolution. President Chad
bourne argued that the evolution of the pres
ent order of things implied q ruling Genesis
which is God, and that the six days of crea
tion were six opochs ncwise incompatible
with geolegy.anlsg So al ssaGd7 ou 81
~ A physician calls attention TO the fact thai
n tobacco smoke be instantly elected from
the mouth and throat before descending Into
the throat, and be made. 70 pass through Q
icambric handkerchief drawn tightly across
the open lips, permanent aeep.yellow stain
corresponding in size and shape 20 Che open.
ing between the, lips, and having numerous
spots Of a darker Ene pervading IT, will be
left on, the handkerchief; !; but the prolonged
puff from The chest after inhalation fum q
cigarette fails under similar circumstance
TO produce any but scarcely perceptiblt
and speedily evanescent mark. What In the
latter case becomes of the substance which
stains? This physician thinks IT remains In
the lungs, and he therefore condemns The
common manner gof smoking cigarette.
a. dangerous.igss aeifs1aI1 asllk g b7a.
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