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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-07-16
Iniudicious Firing of Mu.ketry

In severe battles, such as Ant;etam,
Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, and the many
bloody encounters between the Wilderness
and Petersburg, it tan fairly be estimated
that the infantry fired, when closely en
gagged, an average OF forty shots each an
hour There were men who fired ninety
and perhaps hundred shots in the cour .
of O two hours hard struggle. or course,
the muskets became heated with such rapid
firing. and fouled, though the louiing was
mere often the RESULT OF III usiicious ram
ming than Of the heat OF the inusGet barrel.
The writer has often seen infantrymen in
battle with guns 50 foul that tney were
obliged, after getting tine bu.lst about half
way down the bore, TO reverse the piece
and strike the butt Of the rammer a.ainst
the ground, so as to force the load hoiue.
But in O sharp contest there "ere usually
enough of abandoned muskets scattered
about, belonging to dead or wounded, to
permit OF throwing the fouled weapons
aside. There were timid men who became
so excited under fire rs TO keep OH loaling
their muskets without firing them Mus
kets have been found on the battlefield con-
tanning three, four, and five loads. 'Occa-
sionally man In his excitement forgot to
.returnn his rammer, and sent it whiAzing
into the snemy's ranks-T. F. Galwey.
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TERMS. s..lNvARlABLY IN ADVANCE

biz MOHbhs W
Thee Months. ] W
When NOT paid in advance thtfate will be Five
Dollars per year.
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Exhibitors at the Antwerp international
exhibition are disgustsd because the Belgian
government awarded prizes I'm bronze med
als instead of gold and silver as promised
Chicago Herald
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Untinished Busineaa..

A congressman,s daughter had been re-
ceiving o young mans attentions, until the
father thought It was time he was knowing
something about it. aCelestine," he said
last night, when the young man was an
nounced, aisn't it about time some definite
conclusion was being asFived at in this
mattera" aQuite time, papa, she replied, In
a matter-of-fact way. aWelI, daughter, is
there any prospect of conciusionf' II
can't say, really, papa. You see, he Is ON
the calendar as unfinished business andn-
9Eneugh. daughter, enough, he interrupt
ed, putting up his hands, and the girl
went down stairs to complete the quorum -
Washington Critic
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-07-16

An Iowa cattle grower thinks that horns
Of cattle do 81, ,0oe, coo damage annually in
Iowa aione.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Rcauar advertising payable quarterly, as due.
transient advertising payable in advance.
ttsrsl Notices are so per cent. more than reg.
,!., advcrtisements. 1Hs4ss
.al advertising is cents Cor the first insertion
p tntS per line for each succeeding insertion:
la,,> counted in Nonpariel measure.
.At Work payable ON delivery.
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Paris is to have an international exhihi-
sion of rAiIroad Inventions and appliancsa
next y0Ar.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-07-16
some sharpers who Got Left.

There Is sharper's game which has been
played for the last hundred years, and as
the turning point is ayarice the game works
forty -nine times where it fails once. Two
sharlers set out q few weeks ago to play it
on Wayne county farmer. lone of them
came along one day and wanted to buy the
farm. As the farmer wanted to sell it was
quite easy to strike a bargain. The price
was to be S4,0OO in cash, and the man
handed over $3.50 to bind the bargain. With
in two days o second stranger came along
and wanted the farm. He wanted il SO bad
that he couldn't stand still He found in
dications OF coal, natural gas and oil, and
ha was silling to give S6,UOt' for the place.
The idea was, OF course, that the farmer
would be awfus sick of his first sale and
seek to buy the, man of. 1t would pay
him to offer the man s., $50 to release him,
The second stranger was only out Of sight
when the first enc turned uF again. His
mouth watered oyer the proapsct, but not
for long. The farmer explained that he had
been offered 81, 500 more, and added
aBut don't care for money. The 81, 600
Is enough for me, and it's all the old farm
is worth. When you are ready to pay the
balance we'l make out the papsrs"
The purchaser offered to release him for
s1.0O0-s70d 0o- $500, but the farmer
didn't want to be released He hung to the
hargainsmoney, and he's got it yet, while
the pair Of sharpers rave and gnash their.
teeth every time they think Of the thickness
of his skull Detroit Free Press y
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Tmnrov.mepts Made IL sIaugnter. m q

The Ladies' Health Protective association
has induced the owners of slaughter-houses
to make the improvements recommended by
the ladies' These consist Of putting in
asphalt floors, having the freshly slaughtered
meat kept away from the edge OF the side
walk, keeping the avenue clear Of trucks,
and keeping the houses shut up so that the
children in the nsighborhood can not see
the cattle slaughtered. .-Dsmorest's Monthly.
AS . Safeguard from Cyclones.
A cave large enough to accommodate all
the citizens Of the town is to be dug ut
Clifton, ID T. Il Ii designed as safe
guard from cyclones.
The test way 70 look at Q friends faults
10 to shut your eyes.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-07-16
ORIENTAL NEW YORK.
A TRIP THROUGH THE HOMES OF
THE MOTT STREET AsiATtcs.

How They Herd Observation-Disclosures of
Their Lodging Houses and the Manner
In Which They Smoke Opium, Gamble
and Sleep.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1886-07-16

A Change from Comedy to Terrible Tragt
edy Reoth's Leap to the stage--A
staee Caruenter's INTERPRETATION of the
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Nn bic bestidbsteraaiiaen Sebrer

~ nv E-
Iuf Dem bonn oetti@ .atneritaniiden
Se9rerbutoe IN ct. Sotts abgebaltenett
lebter Hebrertage ertannte man eitten
Ausi9uB GUT M~usarbeitung einer 5u<
EberldIft8en beMt9sameris
fani Den 6ulfatifif.
Sn Der ri6tige1 grfenntniB Der gro>
Ben S1pierigtett bieier Nufgahe bat
ieaer Musi9uB atpansig unterzg ommils
fionetl tn alet 3beilen bes 2anbes ers
ttannt, bic ibrea etaat ober tbr @ebiet
gefoaoert gu bedrbeiten unb bann bas
Material an ben Central Nusi@ue in
Cincinnati (beftebenb aus ben 0erreit
WolHrabt. @oebel, B6tti9er, @9tpab,
unb Wolf) ein3uienben baben, tpeIfer
es baum f9ten uno bas @eiammt : @e=
fultat ermittelt tpirb.
@tne 6erartige S9ulfatifttt 1T be-
relts borba1oen - mad 6erfelbet tpirb
IN 1O48 Srten bon 1928 2ebrern an
3l7.lll S9tler beutf@er unterri9t er=
tbeilt-auein btefelbe tam ni9t ben
gert1glten Atltprl@ out Genauigteit
t1o gol3dbllgtett erbeben, 10 bag es
G a. tpitti@etstpertb tpdre, TT ben
1eftg etner gan3 gettal1en utb 5uberldiz
gen Statlltlt gu geiattgstt:
2rog mteoerbolter 4nfrufe tnterliez
gen Is 9at1als 5ablretde Sebrer urb
SWuloGrl1a1oe, pie tbnett augefarbten
y1lMu'Gre aas3lfalen ittto on bag itas
uHtIWe @eHtrQlsN0tntt1ttee AT linden.
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Wterataidbrtge Grfahrnue ether
80 alien W6rferfff.

Wers. Winsloms 9ontbins Sprup ipirb
BON elmer Der belten DcftDrinner t1nb ben
@drterinnea In ben Ser. Stnatett rers
idrieten. @r purbe felt 40 Sahren BON
Wi0icnen, bon Mittern unb 3inbern nit
ME feblenbem @rfclse sebrau&t, iOmObl
bon benz 6 Gage alien 3iabe, ME bon erz
wa9ienen 3inbern. gr befeitist S&drfe
i'm Masen, befreit BON Binbfplie unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; er peridaft fur Sin.
6er uub Wsitter Nuhe anb Wrhlbebasen.
@jr Slauben, baB Der Sarup bas belfe
unb faerfe Mittet 1T 8esen Dhienterie
unb Diurrhce BET 3inberu, slei&biel Of
bur@ Sahnen Deruriadf trber bard onbes
re nriaden. Cine @etrau&sanmeiiuns
uirb ieber Tlafde beissseben. sc 1T
feins d4t, wenn nidt baS Jacfmile BON
Curtis u. Bertias auf Der MuBenieite Der
@inpaduns entbalten lit. Sn allen @pcs
tbsfen gu baben, bic Ttaide Is Gents.
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Die u,simSfe Sabressabl.

Golgenbe in ibrer finbif9en Nlberus
belt f9ier unglaubIi9e @ef9i9te ent=
nebnten mir einett 8erIiner 8latt:
Sn Stfelborf 1T, tpie bic n@pItsatg."
er5dblt, cine f@nurrtge @ei9i@te paffirt.
Wir bradten geiiern int GeuiIetpn bic
furae Mittbeiluug, i@reibt 6as senannte
Blatt, bas man auf elmer @ebd9tniB>
tafel, bic 3ur grinnerung an Sen 1848er
gluientbalt Gerbinanb Greiligratb's an
einem 6aufe in StfeIborf angebra9t
tuorben 1T, bic . mim6fe Sabres>
1848 bur9 Elm 5armloies
&c in 4" etieBt babe. Wir bielten oas
suad@ft fir einen NusfluB poIitii6er
Mngifmeierei, tpie He ia lei6er i'm Bhrz
gertbum inner ttebr uni ii9 greift,
tuerben inbeB iebt bur9 bic 3uf9rift
eines &Drreiponbenter belebrt, bag mir
es pieber einmal nit elmer Mu1terleis
flung beb6rbli9er Meisbeit urtb 8ebors
imunbung 81 tbun baben. SIN Der 3u.
|f@rift, bic auglei9 cine filrse @el6i@te
bon Gretlisratb's OaKelborfer Nnfents
bait gibt, beiBt es:
Dor SO Sabre1 tpobnte Gerbinanb
Greiligrctb in benz banals benz Maler
Sitter 5ngeb6rigen 9oufe OFfrase ,78.
Die Gegenb bieB aber nod am Wiabs
@lag u9b trng eiueu bur1aus ldnbli=
den Gbaratter. 8or bieier, BON Cdr.
ten tt1gebenen Mobnuag mar6 benz
Si9ter am Mbenb bes 8. Oftober BON
Der 9ufelbprfer Btirserf9aft, Bic i'm
tubelnb mad feiner geri9tli9en ssreis
fpre&uas mad Qaufe seleitet bate, ie=
ter groBarttge GadeI3ug gebraAt, befs
len i9 bic dlteten Nafeloorfer mod
lebboft erinnerH. Cine tleine s3ahl
bon Jreun6en unb 9erebrern bat nun
am Strabengiebel biefes beute BON
0errn prnfe1or Or. 6onigsbeim Be-
tuobnten Saufes cine Marm0rtafel NIT
folgenoer Sni9rift ,anbringen IaKen:
x9ier tpohnte etnit Ferdinand Greis
ligratb." Giner itdberen 3eitanqabe
1T bur9 naGfebenbes G@reiben bic Be-.
b6rbli9e Genebmiguns berfast tporben:
sDiiHeIborf, s.. Mai 1886.-IIIa.
Wr. 546.-Nuf bic gef6lige 3uf9rift
BON 16. s.@. eripibere i1 Sbner ct.
gebenft, bob ber beabfi9tigten Nns
bringing elmer ttarn1ornert @ebents
tafel an benz 9auie OfsStraBe Nr.
78 nit Der augegebener gpIbenen esyrs
tdytttt, ieoo9 inter ausbrndliher
Weslahurg ber Sabres3abl 1848,
Seoenten ni9t entgegenffeben. Sur
ben Oberbirsermeifer, Der Beiaeorbs
Iiete Sge5.) Geiite!.- I'm 6errn pbis
lpp Braun, 80 8ismardfraffe bier"
-.es berbient wobl berporaeboben au
tperoen, bab es bic ffdbtif@e Beb6rSe
IT. bou tpelber oieies gepiB intereFante
Shriftttid ausgebt.
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ISM. SBHtud g. gphn.

nslere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
oas Sleti9, unb INN fol@es frii@ uno
gun 5u %erlangen, fanr man lttm6glt6
e1nen alosrlaiiseren Marft finben, als
g94 01n 2Sm. 96fling G Sobn, go.
81 Aoe. y. Die 9erren baben benz
9el0mad i9rer Gunben &e9nung ges
Irqgetl unO IN ibrem gtabliKement cine
salte Suftnai9ine erri@tet, tpel6e allert
@nforberungen fir @rbaltuna un6 gnt=
tert!urg f9dbli9er Sagrebtenaen bes
Tleti9es entfpri9t. @ie baber be1t6ns
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen oroBeu
gorratb bon Wafbieb, aus pel6em
ttlir bas 8effe fir lire &unbe1 aeuablt
miro. Wer reel bebient fein min, Ser
befu1e ben Marft, SEQ. 511
Npenue =. 1,10t1i
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Gitte Stage ii6er grotptt's
Stott 2tfters 6eanfuorfef.

0ttIetGt 5npn tauftntntaE 1T bic grase aeReut tppr.
ben: ,gDte fdnn Brprn's Srpn Bttters 9fues frrirer so
Stun, bas tbut Is ni&t. Mber Is furirt iroenS cine
2ranibett, fir tuelae Elm tidttser Arat 6 m serI6ret.
BEN pirbe. Die &er3te erfennen Giien ais bas beae
dIer ibnen befdnntet Stdrfunesmttttl an unb Wom.
frdse In trsenb einert bebeiteaben GteimtfatteneeldSft
ipirb bic Getaaptana b~efdtisen, baB tn Der Webi,it
Subftan; eebraudt tperben. DaraIs eraibt nd. baa
Giien ais Der irtdttsfe Saetpr Set elmer erfptareidep
mtbt3tntf@er Yraris 3i 6etrdbten TT. Go il tTphbsn,
cine rterttrirbtee Gbatfdde, bds Dor Der Grfnbund ppn
Erntun'S Srna @ttters feline S5aise gefriebtaute ae.
tudtrenbe &tisnsuiannmenftsuns erffirts.
8tnirm's 9rnM 8itters S 5$sssie s,s BE
Strurfa&t fetnen 8opfLdmerj unb feline Sartieibiafeit
ale aroern en.Gleni3tret tbuit hies. Broiun's
9aaei.,gei@tnsrhen, e@tuaae. 9bShepfie, @aIa.
rta, lGteher. GhBepannt6eit, MIeemstne a6rpers
lgluaDes @duter5et TIT Seftei, &i6en oner
Vlteaera, &opfi@rtera urh Wetral8te-flr aQe tie1t
ntbel tuirS Gtfen tdsIta Seridrtebea.
gtnWM's 9rnn 8itters s aiss IN is sists
Wtinute. @lei& allen anbern sranbtt&en Mebistnen
tctrtt % !anefant. QDenn Ron Mlnierit eenpntnaen,
II bag trfts ppbttuenbe Spmptpnt ~erneuerte Gnereie.
pic Utaeftln tuerbtt bann fefer, Bic gerbauune Ser.
eshert ttn, Der nnterletb trtrb tbatts. Bet Trauen III
pie @uBen Hdren t4 fofcrt; bic 5autfarbe tpirb ben;
Bic QDan8en erbalten tpieber seIumbe Gdrbe; NerSDftdt
rerf4rtntet; funtttpnege StSrungen MAIDEN Der Re.
gelrn6biateit plaS unb. renn cine htlenbe Mutter, 70
u Nabruna fur bas atnb TIM ueberHus Sprbanben.
Wtan ter8efe nt1t, bdB Brptpn'S Srpn Bttters bic
ein3tge Gifer.Weebisi II, bic nidt f@1blt@ TT. &erate
uni Mpetbefer e~tnpfeblttt Cd.
Dds Ms&te bat Sanbelsrtdrfe unb ~eetreuste sptbe
einisa aaf benz untf3las. Wsan tebute nitts anberes.
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CALIFORNIA meine.

9err s.. s. 90 eDer, Wbolefale &
@etailbdn6ler In Weiner, Mlan1o pIa3a,
1T bor Surgeon BON ieiner pterter Sc
f9dftsreife nod G~alifurnien surldge.
febrt. ST fam ieBt feline Rurtoen unt
Samilien nit ben beiter @ortett bon
@alifornia=M einen ut6 reinem Srau.
bensgran6D berieben. &einen galifors
mia @laret berfauft ct bic @alone-$1.
portz unb ar6ere unberfdll6te Weine
fin6 ffets BEL Inn borrdtbig.
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Gtues gapttatus atidltdbe Gntpedn,o

CAPT. Coleman. e6Oner @eynont6, Der
atDifden Mtlantic Gitb ni1o- Sep .gort fdbrt,
Tilt 70 beftie an Sufen, baB er ni6t f9lafen
tonnte ST tour6e beranIabt, 9r. SINCE Stem
DISCOVERY sesea Nus3ebruasesn berfn9en. Es
berfdafte i'm ni@t u ausenbIidli9e 2inbe.
runs, ionbern beilte inn aud bic tpnnbe 8rna.
Seine aiaber iparen in sleiaer, ,@eife affairt
ur6 eiue einaise DofS bate Bel linen benfelben
9uten grfoIs. Dr. Sings gep DiseoDery III
nun baS SauptnitteI i'm golemani@en Sau8.
bait unb am Bor6 bes Gdoners. ! i.
@robeaaf9en bieies ,MtitteIs gratis in u
Dreib' Gpot6efe.
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oiefe guten 2ebreu, tpie iiberbaupt IT.
geno tpel9e anberen guten 2ebren be-
ber5tgen tperben, 1T ti6t an5unebmen.
Sbnen gegeniiber bilft lei6er nur etn
rGrun6" i bic fogenannte 'ultima
ratio regum" uno ber beftebt in &egts
ntentern, &anonen, &riegsf9ifen, Sorz
pebos &C. &C. 9as 1T febr traurig, aber
leiber aud febr tpabr.
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SIN CINDERELLA Gdluh : Gtpre

inb ueue @aaren einsetroTen fur bic
beborftebenbe Grhbia1rss5ai
ION. Mir baben uus bur9 ben Nu=
geni9ein babpu iiber3ea9t, bob bieie
Maaren: Samterrs un6 Ginber>@ @ube,
9erreni@ube &C., bas Bette ftnb, mas
ie int biefiget Marfte oferirt tpurbe.
Die Musmabl 1T iebr rei6baltig unb bic
preiie fin6 iebem 8ebtrfniB angemeKen.
@er eIegantes unb b~auerbaftes S@ubs
selig traget min, Der sebe gum
Cinderella G9ub=@tore,
gde 0DuftonitraBe & Nbe. s.
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Dead Shot" Screip Borm 2int.
n.eat tuirtt i6er unb f6nea. Diefes Eminent
tootet bic 8iirnter augenblidli9; bGlt GIieeen
ab unb BELT bic @unbe. SIN @afer a~nfaeI0f
TT es Elm a1sseaei@nete8 S~eilmitteI gesen irsenb
ipel@e 8unbea beim @ieb. NreiS 80 Gents.
@rdparirt mnb gum 8ertaui BET U. SretB,
San Antonio. 1876 t,tp
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9as eprenfeln ,ttt e@Iandbe11.

Mne perionett, bic nit einem @@lau6
at ~iprenfeIn tpitnf6en, tuerber erlm@t,
out unferer Office UNI bic nDtbnenbige
2ice1s anf ein Sabr ein3ufomrtet, 6as
am l. Mfai b. $. anfdngt. Cine fpez
ateue &ate 1T auBer benz MaHer gum
9ausgebrau@ fir 8%erwenbung eines
S9lau9es gu sablen.
@afferpert= nj pa nj e.
13,5,4w
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3leiber fir ben Ssrahliua.

Sic 3eit gum Antauf bon Srabtingss
unb Sommerfleibern, Often urtb utt=
teraeug 1T gefommert. @s tpirb fi9
fiir Sebermamn, Der fol9e NrtifeI ges
brau9t, beaahlen, -
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sImproved Condition POwders's fir Yfe,.
be unb &itbDieb. Gin aus9eaetdnetes unb er.
probteS Yulber in ber 8ebanbIung bon Gubs
franfbeitenl oIler glrt, alIsemeine l1npdsli9feit,
Maipa@fen Der Saut, &aube, selbe8 8afer,
Mamsel an 9ppetit. @ebrau@sanpeiiuns auf
Der Gillette. 8abrisirt BON unb gum Berfauf
bel MboIpb OreiB, alamo Ylaaa, segen.
iiber ber Hoftofice, San Mntonio.
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SmffS
E@zzzEM
Millem
@rTdyleHte Gtmespsior,
8rGmkf 1fher

urb 3stalatta.
Nne hieien llrSaMea eniIfeben Dretpteriel dIer
srantteitgl hes Observation-Disclosures. Trlsente
Gsmptome 5eisen beren 0aletf an: eMrpettfpers
tit5t, TRACER @tnht8ntt9, &ppjWe1 nit lletel=
tett, 81Afeitf1eeif Voc benz @fety Mbtteis
eltu9 oe9et f5rperttde poer 9ef5tiee aItts
f~tretioune, 9sfffitobett mad Der &abIsett,
Nejsbarfett DeS 3emperdaaentS, geprtGfe
&fimmtiaos eit @efHbt ale babe man treenc
fltie 4tid1t betfdttNtf, &6tptnDe4, &er5fIps
f6rbfef 11sitt, 1ditstEds 8erEopfnnes-
SiHe e~f1prbern be Nfipenhnn9 etne8 SeilinittelS, has
btseet du5 bic 9ebef trtrtt. ul8 Elm qeberz6e ilmittel
haben 9Mtt'S Silica ninf TIRES @let9en. SIRE
inbem re ale unreinbeitel bnrA bieSe bret ,elmss
febter hes @bf*efnS" ~teIettt8eH anb gppetit, ses
faibe @erbauuns, reeelmdBisen GtublSans, flare
uanf uat einen ~friftigen abrprr terfteaeH. 4tfftsS
Ntlets reruridGen MEIER @tel rber 9etbfhneibea,
NOD ilab fe ftbrenp Set Der tasli4en 8erufsarbett une
r0f Hi orHnhfihpS
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= Das gr6Bte Eager bon @euehrs
uno &ebolber= patronett unb 6aIfen
bel piper & S@uItbeB.
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"Feiles S~arsapapil1a" fit
ollie BIut. nnb Saattranfbeiten. aurirt. bic
i9timmften Sale bon BIutbersiftung Bis aur
9etpobnIi@en Slime. Gebrau9Sanmei{ung auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der AIano Wlft'e
gompanb nab gum 8ersnuf an @ieberberfdafer
urb an @ribatpsrfonea Bel u. 9reih Gan
Mnfnnin.
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-28
CAGING THEIR GIRLS.
A Curious Custom of the New
Britain Islanders.

From the Nea0 York World.
WASHINGTON, June 24.-United States
Consul Griffin, of Sydney, brother of Mary
Anderson's stepfather, has made some ex.
haustive studies of the Inhabitants OF New
Britain, an island in the South Pacific
Ocean, and gives the State Department
the benefit OF his researches. Among
other things he says that the inhabitants
have the custom of combining their girls
in cages until they are old enough TO
marry. This custom, be says, is pc
culiar to that island and without a
parallel among the other Inhabitants OF
the South Seas. These girl cages are
made of twigs of the palm tree and the
girls are put into them when they
are only , or 8 years of age.
These cages are built inside the
houses, and the girls are never al
lowed TO leave the house under any cir
cumstances, and are only taken out of the
cages once day to be washed. The
houses themselves are closely fenced IN
with sort OF wicker work made ofreeds.
Ventilation under the circumstances 10
rendered difficult. The girls are said TO
grow up strong and healthful in spite OF
these disadvantages. The natives are
very fond Of jewelry made of she'll or
bone.
Both men and women are entirely nude,
except a small strip OF bark or leaves
around the lOins. They have thick, black
curly hair, large fiat noses and symmetri-
cal bodies. They display great fondness
Tor feathers OF gaudy cOlOrs, with which
they decorate their heads. Sometimes
they wear "a helmet or head dress about
Is inches in height, made OF bark and sea-
weed, aud ornamented with shells, cat 5
eyes, etc.