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Coed Manners.

Young folks should be mannerly, but
how to be so is the question. Many
good boys and girls feel that they cannot
behave to suit themselves in the pres
ence of company. They are awkward,
clownish, and rough. They feel timid,
bashfui and self-distrustful, the moment
they are addressed by stranger, or ap-
pear in company. There is but one way
to ge! over this feeling, and acquire easy
and graceful manEers-that is. to do the
best they can all the time, at home as
we'll as abroad. Good manners are net
learned so much as acquired by habit
They grow upon you as you use them.
You must be courteous, agreeable, civil,
kind, gentlemanly and womanly at
home, aud then it will become a kind of
second nature to be so everywhere. A
course, rough manner, at home. begets q
habit of roughness, which you cannot
leave off if you try when you go among
strangers. The most agreeable people
we have ever known in company are
those who are most agreeable at home
Home is the school for all the. best
things. .-.-..'-,.- -
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REMOVED.

n EIss PRISCILLA p. ALEXANDER, would
M infrom her old customers and the pubic
generally, that she has removed her MtkLEN.
ERY STORE, to the room formerly occupied oy
Mr. Bickham In Campbelrs Room on the cor.
ner and West end of New Block, where she VIII
keep n full supply Of MILLENERY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS, and ready made BONNETS, A.
ways on hand at reduced prices.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

THE cinchona tree, from whose bark
quinine il extracted, is . native of Peru.
A quintal Of bark 1l2 pounds) brings
there $50. This is transported to Eng
land or the United States, and the aka
loid extracted; and, when returned to
Peru, q single ounce ofquinineo is sold
for as much as the entire quintal Of
bark. Its cultivation has been success
fully introduced into Java and India.
and might probably be successful In this
country ~ ......-..,.
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I'm. >. w. FISHER, DENTIST. ST oIars.
~ vile, Ohio. sE-..ee
set vulcanite Teeth sl5 full sets on gold, - 70
sll0. Terms cash.
R-Onice and residence on South side Nam
Street, In building formerly known - Union
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Che aBurkshup aud aalauufaftnrg.
The Working Man.

The noblest men know on earth
Are men whose hands are brown with toll
Who, backed by no ancestral graves,
Hew down the wood, and till the soil;
And win thereby a prouder name
Than follows king or warriors fame.
The working men, whate'er the task,
Who carve the stone, or bear the hod,
They bear upon their honest brows
The royal stamp and seal of God;
And worthier are their drops OF sweat
Then diamonds in q eoronet.
God bless the noble working men,
Who rear the cities of the plain; g.. .I
Who dig the mines, and build the Ships
And drive the commerce of the main:
God bless them !-for their toiling hands
Have wrought the glory OF all lands.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

: Fractional currency printed last week,
ss9l 600; smeunt shipped, -, $50. Ma
tjonal Bank currency issued, $202 900:
amount in circulatioh, $z99, ,SlS, ,077. Frac.
tionsl currency destroyed q, 81. 900. 70 "
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REMOvEn

n IISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
N1 old customers and the public generally. and
ladies particularly, that she has removed 70 the
ger, West of the St. Clair Hotel, where she VIII
keep Q full supply of MILLENERY, FANCY
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh nom the East
each season, to which she nvites the attention
of buyers. Thankful for past fayors, she would
invite those wanting HATS or BONNEIS
MADE or TRIMMED, TO call where they mxy
be expeditiously and neatly supplied.
MARI 1883. THt s-i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

The railroads Of Ohis, 3,245 miles in
length, earned last year $27, ,047 ,075 gross,
or s., ISL, ,44O net-and all this within the
State. f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

Citizens Of Georgia and Florida have
secured Q charter to build telegraph
lines in and through Virginia. The
capital stock IL limited to 81 500, 900.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

Over one million dollars revenue tax
o, whisky Manufactured have been col
lectsd in the Second District Of Ohie
since July Goth, 1883.
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n.x 1.rk Kl.es,.n Fr..a..

The investigatings, into these frauds,
by a Speciai Committee Of, the House,
resuIt In the clearest proof that the al
leeasions of gross criminality, committed
by Democratic Judges and Clerks OF
Court, are entirely true 1t is proven
that thousands of aliens were fiadulent.
Iy nstursiixed that hundreds of certifi-
cates were granted 70 fictitious names;
that hundreds; huldisg these certificates.
voted each from two to forty times that
the fraud in the count of the votes,
were equal to those in casting them |;
that Democratic Judges, Clerks and
Committees were leagued together to
conceal and protect the criminals; that
the Democratic State alad Electoral
tickets were elected only by the aid of
these fra6ulent votes, aud that not one
of these fraudulent papers has been
traced to o Republican Judge, Clerk or
Committee; and one Democratic Judge
issued 2, ,1O9 certificates in one day, an
other, 955, and the latter Judge averag-
ed us per day for sixteen consecutive
days.
Supporting each Of these charges by
the amplest proof, the Committee re-
commended: LIST, That the power t.
paturalize be taken away from tho
Court and Judges specified and q bill
to that effect was passed by the Heuse
promptly on Monday I'd, An effective
revision Of the naturalization laws which
shall better prevent fraud, without un'
duly restricting the access to citizenship;
81, Requiring the uniform election Of
Congressmen ON the same day in every
State, and this, every fourth year, to be
the day Of the Presidential election :
4th, Making ali officials. acting in such
ELECTIONS by state authority, responsible
to the Federal athority ;,5th, Providing
= mode in which Presidential elections
NAV be contested 9Th, Providing by .
Constitutional Amendment the power
I'm Congress to make or hangeany State
law relative to Federal elections; 7th,
Providing, by . similar amendment, for
the election Of President and Vice Pres
ident directly by the people, or OF Elec-
tors by siBgie districts.
These measures are indicated by the
Committee with the expectation. not
that all viii be adopted by the pressnt
Congress, but that they may be duly
considered at some not very distant Pc
riod. The recommendations are, in the
msin, such as public sentiment, taught
by the discreditab;e experience OF the
past year, cannot but approve.
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-The Rattle Of Banker tifil.

Lieutenant Jonn clarke, OF the brit-
ish marines, IN thirty-six page pampn-
let, printed In LONDON In l1Io, In less
than dozen lines describes the battle or
Bunker hiH 80. ~ ..,.,.s...,...--..
I'VE then began 70 proceed 70 ACTON,
by marching with quick step up the
precipice that led to the intrenched pro.
vincial army. until within hve hundred
yards Of them; very brisk fire COM
menced on their side, and was returned
on ours; still marching up to their in
trenchments as fast as possible. from
whence we disiodged them by o'clock,
the battle being fought and gained with
in one hour"
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3nsiuess Cards.

DoDEnr PRATT = SON,
II Dealers In
PAINTS, OILS, AND vARNlSHES,
BRUSHES ARTISTS MATERIALS,
FRENCH GERMAN q AMERICAN GLASS,
SASH, DOORS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS,
And Agents for
1.y FRENCH PLATE GLASS,
No. los Market st., doors below NcLure House.
- WHEELING, WEST VA. - 1,
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#illiufry.

Mis-. r. A.. MARTIN,
HAS REMOVED TO NJ. KELLERS ROOMS,
II where she Is now opening new stock OF
modate all her old friends and many new ones.
Call and examine her goods and prices, before
purchasing elsewhere. The lAteetstyleE always
on hand and work done to order ap8-1
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DARIg PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
4 - ST. CLAIR6vILLE, OHIO
LIKENESSES OF EVERY STYLE and price.
PICTURES of every kind FRAMED 10 order.
Also. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS aud CARD
PICTURES OF celebrities always on sale.
Sz-Building on Main Street, Q few doou West
Of the Treasurer's Once. Rooms on nrst noer.
Open In all kinda OF weather.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-03-04

Cast Iron and Steel, in large masses.
can be broken, by an ingenious method
practised in France. 1t consists in bor-
ing cylindrical hole of two. or three
inches in diameter in the place where
the fracture is desired. filling it with
water, inserting a steel plug fitting the
hole accurately, and then allowing the
hammer of q pile driver to fall upon it
from a height of ten or fifteen feet. A
single blow generally ''suffices to break
apart a mass of metal from two to,three
feet thick. b5s,gfr9 gs.g a =
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LOCAL NEWS. I
Don't forget the Carrier. lie will make
bis calls this morning.


tits customary with newspapers on the.
'irst day of the year 70 give an article. de-
failing the progress anddcvclopmcnts of the
locality in which they arc issued, during tho
gear past. We had intended to do this, but
ftlc )sct that this issue is on the last day Of
the old year, and, another, that the duties
,and pleasures of the week have not been
|propiiious circumstances for collecting sta
F,is,ics are offered as an Apologize reason.
Pro summarize: Deer Lodge and Missoula
Il counties have not had II prosperous season,
owing entirely 10 the drought. The placer
mines have not yielded their wontcd allow.
ancc Of treasure. and rs resultant our pas.
tu,al and agricultural ncighbors Of Missoula
and the merchants Of each. have not realized
such fclicitous expansion of their purses as
they had hoped. Still, the people Of both
counties have cause FOR great content. There
is already more snow in the mountains than
there was last year Many new and rich
L mines have been opened up. and the cncr.
! girs hitherto exhausted in working mines,
have been directed to preparing facilities for
more universal and economical working.
The Fifty Public Di,ches,-279 miles in
! lcng'h-vesrrying &c, 600 inches Of water, and
.costiny S49s, 600, which were completed last
May will have been almost, or quito, dO,ib
led IN numbers. miles, and capacity, 10y May.
1870. Even now. in midwjntcr, there are
several hundred men engaged in this work,
in the various CLUTCHES. and when the mining
season comes, with such ground rs Deer
Lodge county has, muscle and water arc
what tell We have been furnished by Mr..
alGranvillc Stuart with an estimate, rs sent
n to the Mining Commissioner. Of the aggrc-
Il gate yield. TO October 1869, aal population
o. some of the principal camps of the coun.
~. They are rs follows, and include the
product of all years, from 1862 to October
1869:
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The Scott House, town h judged BY
the character of i,s hotels. BY this criterion
Deer Lodge ranks eminent. All over Mon
tana the Scott House b famous for it, good
accommodations and excellent management
And now, comsth Sam Scott, proprietor,
and with wise aforethought. builds his house
greater, and prepares for the business OF
1870. IA addition sOx20- fec, two stories
high, is almost completed, and tie work.
manship Of Mr.. Richard Berry, displayed
thereon is the best work of plane and saw in
tho county. The first floor is devoted to
dining.room and culinary department, the
former 45x2O feet, IL feet ceiling, wsiascot-
cd, pannclled, marblcd and papcred like the
Halls Of Prince Eric. Over it will bc the
parlors, opening through French doors 10 .
60 feet ycrandall, and in the rear. large
sleeping apartments, the number of which
will be increased thereby to nearly 20, with
90 feather beds The kitchen, pantries, wells,
meat and ice houses Of the establishment,
are arranged conveniently, and kept clean
as Governors record. Mr.. Scott UNDER
stands his business, and attends to it. If he
is making money, ii is nothing more than
he deserves. and guests will find him as at
tcntivc to their wants as he is in presenting
q bill. 81. +"
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Us. PEMBERTON l. co.

The Skating Park.-At last, Deer Lodge
rcjoiccs in Skating Park. Olin's is now
q complete success The difficulty Of flow
ing it has been surmounted by reservoirs
and covered ditch, and the ice having been
frozen in successive layers from the ground
up, there is now large solid body Of ice,
which can be kept a-glarc all the time
weather permitting. The Park is kept
swept of snow, ana Deer Lodge adopts and
amateurs in the art Skatorial, are enjoying
.lifc's Act,ing pleasures's Mr. Dim hos
exhibited comm cndab!c spirit and incurred
considerable expense in -.l.c preparation AND
nnaintainancc of the Park. There is dis
position to rcnuncratc him, at least, in part
lie has left tickets at the Excelsior Saloon,
and one or two other places, to which the
attention Of skaters is respectfully invited.
Season tickets, s.; Weekly tickets, 81;
Single admission, so cts Drop in and pro.
cure your passports before setting sail.
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The Pioneer Nugyct.--Mr. Granville Stu

The Pioneer Nugget, Mr.. Granville Stu
ART has the pioneer nugget Of Montana. 1t
weight $3.50. 1t is = beautiful specimen,
and 4 souvenir of great value. 1t was taken
from the first set Of sluiccs ever set in Mon.
taua=-those Of the Stuart Bros, at Gold
Creek in 1sGo-and was the first piece of
gold. Of any considerable size. found in
Montana When the society Of Pioneers is
organized, it should be amounted in the jewel
Of The presiding officer and retained Is an
heirloom forever. '" n.
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Fine Meats. & Bro, another varia
ton OH Con Kolrs name, have displayed in
their Deer Lodge market, magnificent
stock OF meats, consisting of beef, mutton,
pork, venison, veal, etc, With those ato,nizcd
scquenccs-sausage and mince.meat Ono
beef, two year old past, ncttcd 1 ,0lo pounds,
while four others weigh 8, 200 pounds. Can
we get as good meats in Deer Lodge as any
where in Montana r., OF Kohrs you can.
Try him. - = Is l4h
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ctdsr S.is.sosl 1IkfndpS<7.1s. can be
'ssat through with certainty and celebrity.
~ = sllwaser . hat that's sSsatsy girl o.es
'kgais6t cellar Greek, r both cur co1respesd.
,ents beheld and worsbippsd-aud they dent
go around with their hearts pinred On their
sleeves, either. =s-. 1s- =sr-.ai 1.j ID 1a4,a.s
-Juaee NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
this morning, ria Helena, to attend the Sea.
sion of Supreme Court.
} About nine hundred years ago, came .
w,nsome maiden, not At ''all forlorn," to
live in Deer Lodge. Truthful was she, and
given to dutifui observance of the Ninth
Command. But all girls will fb to the
boys in courting season. And 60, one day;
whilc entertaining caller, our heroine hap:
pened to get two staries. related in success.
sion, very badly tangled. Indignant atthc
attempted deception, he demanded to know
which, was true, and which false. ra7O Over
whclmcd with, confusion, she hesitstcd =
moment, folded her hands meckly, and look
ing up with eyes frightened with tears,
said. in, = voice trenulous with emotion, II
guess ~ camp on that last one"
Huntlcy's coaches are now running half
daily again. ~.
The coaching IL done on runners from
Grccnhorn to Mcad's. a., ,..,r .sfrc,.,.,,
Wesley W. Jones, Sheriff. and Mr.. v. B.
McQueston leave for "Top o Deep" on Sun
day. 81 u1
Mr.. Catching, of Pixies Peak, starts. this
morning with beef cattle for Cedar Creek.
Court adjourned on last Monday. , .".,ta.
Twenty-Five stampeders at Mcads last
night. ~ 80, I....... da.AI :g..7,ia.
All coach passengers arc carried through
from Frenchtown to Cedar Creek by saddle
train. The roads are impracticable for vchi-
cles. -a.y ~. go ''''''~ 'S.s-'
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p. D. G. lit Hop,-On Friday ,eeyy,enin

p. d. C. LIT Hep.-On Friday evening,
January 18th. the Philipsburgh Es3cing
Club will give the first Hop Of the season,
at the Masonic Hall. We notice on the Com.
mi,tccs Doc Merrill, Fcrd. Kcnnctt. O. W.;
Frost, Cole Saunders, E. B. Waterbury, John
Ullcry. William Purvinc, Johnny Gerbc',
and number Of other good fellows Buzz
Caven will manipulate the leading bow.
Under such auspices, success is assured
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The Holidays.--Like good Christians, a.
they are, Deer Lodgers have duly observed
and enjoyed the gala week Of the year. Care
has heen laid on the tor ---'s So" seven days
and tho undivided attention Of the commu-
nifty given T." looking at life through rose
ccloreti medium. Christmas eve, Christmas
day, New Years eve, and the intervening
time. has been devoted to balls, calls, din
ncrs and social entertainments, with cge.
nogg, skates, wheels, runners, ETC., sand +.
wiched in, Iand an occasional. filtration nm
the side, well done or rare, 10 suit the vari.
Gus ages and dispositions of the participant.
Deer Lodge only yields the palm 70 Virginia
asa social city, in numerical point Of view.
In no community we have seen, is hospital.
ity more generously or courtcously extended
or more pleasantly manifested belief In the
Whittier axiom that :-.....,..,
In giving, there Is gaining"
In the mountains here, the distinguishing
characteristics Of Christmas and New Years,
as observed in the East. have not yet been
segregated and resolved each unto its own.
80, we had New Years calls on Christmas,
una will probably have . little Chris tmas
mixed u7 with New Years. But even straw
y Serr.es and cream arc good served together.
S'' " we like to do that way, wen do Il.
very many Of our ladies' entertained their
friends on Christmas, and we believe al
Will be pllase'l to exchange the compliments
" tue 10y with them, on this, New Years.
oV-A Happy cay . al &. :. s,,,. ,..v -
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THIS ~ Judsse NnowIes: 49,
Mature, witl,sut, ppclaimj jnconaaasy.
"Undcr silence deep and white, the
:. frcightcd clouds have buried the summer
g emerald of mountain and of valley. On
every window his couriers have. deity,
'.traced his signal of approacl,i and the
Storm King knocks. with ponderous blows
upon our doors But we hold the citadel
"dcfant. The bleak breath of his gray..
"clad logions is tempered by fellowship
=" the banner over US is love; soe keep eternal
" summer. in our. kc0sts." f.t4 I,.,z
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The New Nsrth.vest ihae assumed TIC
mantle of the Montana Pes, and y crisp,
"frcsh and vigorous = its predecessor. We
regard it as the best and cheapest paper
published in the mountains. - Idaho Tidal
Ware, Dec. TO- *ia. =" raoszyq 81. .sas laGt .
Thank you, friend, whoever yon may be,
ana long may you wave" Concurrence
IN the above opinion will DO noted with
pleasure on our already wcll-6lled sulscrip.
ton books. me- af. s..aasrts's1 .r5e-T'1 \
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Ball Monday Evening. bal, on last
Monday evening was worthy Of Deer Lodge.
Buz Caveats bsnd furnished the msseic, and
it was, consequently, A No. L.. We ore, re
questcd to state tina. ball viii be given Al
the Court House on ness. Monday evening,
hr. Caven remaiping 70 MAY for IT, "A gen
eral Invitation 10 extended 90. 81
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These with smaller guirh,s no. cnuni"r-
alrd. max III asgrc cate total OF $24, go 900
in GOLD. besides 100000 in silver. from
l'hiIinsburgh. The present population of
She county Is about 5000. We believe u
geld Of $4,000, 900 from the p!accrs of this
county in 1870. If laborcrs can be had. is .
moderate estimate.
Missoula County has, within few weeks
conc into prominence in the mining world
1t is generally believed tho Cedar Creek
mines arc but little inferior to Alder, the
richest gulcl, in the world. A thousand
men have gone there. and If the favorable
impression is verified by developments in
the spring, five thousand people, or more,
will he there by July.
And of Deer Lodge, Tie City of Montana,
to be: 1t has doubled its size within six
months. As sure as the signs of tho times
arc indicative. IL will in less than two years
br the princi pal commercial city OF Mon
iana. railroad or no railroad. Our own
mines and those of Mis.oula, the natural
routes for tr j. Ii travel and distribution,
all point To that result. ...-.
With the New NORTH WEST, all is we'll.
Our efforts to furnish n live paper. have
been appreciated by the living people Of
Montana We are content: We trust Our
patrons arc the same And whatever ouI
invoca,ions are worth you have them. sin.
ely, collectively. for life, peace, prosperity
and twins.
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u Boss, do6't FORFEIT, IL, y65t adl1slbisNew
Years calls. % dropis at4the Bowling Al
ls, Of Steward 4 ca s.Jehpayrna and DAM.
are prepared to receive any number Of calls,
AND h.vs BE Il :snexista n: agsG with
good thipga ' rsm &c
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TAKE NOTICE.

~ All persons indebted to WALKER & BRO. arc
requested to come forward and settle Immediately.
Having closed out Business, all accounts must bs ct
tied within ten days. j. 3. WILSON.
Deer Lodge CITY, NJ. r.. Dee. 18th 1893. - 2+3t
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aI,nintinr md (slaxlnu.i

The subscriber hayin: located in Deer Lodge is pre-
pared to do House Painting, ,Graininy, Glazing and
ratcnt Whitcwnshing In workmanlihc manner and at
moderate prices. Shop in rear Of Bozwcii : Lanes.
Orders left shcrc promptly attended to- 80
1''~ "' =+ y. L. TURNER
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90 Time passes on space" and fit's Just
that distance from the Scott House, where
the best liquors md cigars In the city can be
hsd-st Lane 4 Emerson's billiard. Hall
Give EN- CALI, w g43 atst4rfF 1-orT ttG5t
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s.The Lean Wolr."-Wc have Lecn hand,

1.-THE Lean WOlf."-Wc have Iecn hand
cd No. 0 OF the above entitled paper, pub.
lshcd a, Durand, Wisconsin. Its head is
adorned III with as hungry a looking vaga-
bond wolf as ever sailed forth, while still
another "coyotc"- f,- .a'r.
"a ouvfootcd friar in orders Of gray -
looking so natural one feels like pulling =
dcrringer Oh hin-shows his gaunt sides
and protruding tongue at the head of prom
incnt column. As a specimen of the style
we quote; tho Lean Wo!f is ''going after"
the Durand Times: ''Therc is no dishonor
''to fail in good work. y Lconidas
"failcd; old John Brown failed; Kossuth
land Scllamil failed; Christ and the Apps.
tiles al failed: But the gospel preached by
"tlicm still lives. though the Durnad Times
land its corrupt hackers comprehend but
little of its great Truths" The Lean Wolf
smells blood. .ia- ~" l~. .n".,-.a
~ Just received at A. Lavcnbcrg s. Co.'S No. 50
Main street. Helena. fine lot Of W00en Dress Goods
Cloaks. silk dresses, Fur Capcs, Muas Ladies' and
Chi,drcns Hats and Bonnets and other desirable and
fashionable goods. -.l.i.. i.-.l - LIN
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NEW BARBER SHOP. next door to Scott House
Shaving and lair Cattiu: done In Grst-class style
Customers are guaranteed smooth, easy shave. Drop
In r. SHAFER.