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Hunting Rex.-It IL not our purpoee to

Hunting Bex.-It IL not our purpose to
write IN essay on bunting. 1t h . too Inn
mense theme for Z seven column paper In
brewer leadcd." tor from the game days Of
Ni,nrod to Palmer-with little digressi0ns
regarding the hunt for the North Pole, the
springs If eternal youth, the Philosophers
stone. the "still" hunt IN Pennsylvania,
fortune hunting, husband hunting and wife
hunting and that ever hunted never appreci.
ated mysticism hsppiness-even . brief
chronicle Ut things sought for would be =
history of what the world has done sioce
1.-THE morning STARS sang together" and the
man IN the moon spent his first quarter in
witnessing the show. All our purpose il to
relate new method Of getting meat, ~
practiccd by one particular person, else will,
wider latitude historic accuracy would ca'n.
pei Us IT, recount the unprecedented asssssi.
nation Of a John, Rabbit with 1.-THE other
end Of y double barrelled shotgun, by .
distinguished Heienisn. en- route to Powells'
Peak, week ago. That one 10 WIN. Palm.
er, erst Of Deep, now resident In HelIgate
valley, and cd interim hunting in the Gold
creek cluster of mountains. His specially
is the Ibex or Rocky Mouutain goat, a rare
and valuable animal. But sheep, elk, bear
and others common Gsme have been taken
in quantity, and Scott's table has been losd.
edit didn't "groan" because the joiner
work is well done--with firm dcshed, ex-
4uisitely favored trous caught by the same
party in lake on Race Track near Cable.
Up to the present. i've Ibex have been
taken alive. They are shy, fleet aud leap
from crag to cray sure footed and fearless.
ly. But they grow tired and become com.
battivc by and by, and 80 are caught in this
wise. The hounds start aud follow them,
and for the time the race IL to the swift.
But perseverance conquers. Chased for
miles they come to bay upon some cliff
where the dogs can onlv come at them one
way. While thus engaged the hunters cir.
Gle off. climb the rocks above them, and
dropping lasso dextcrously. down it tails
around the neck Of the HEX and strong
arms hoist him Tor her rs the case may beg
to the realms abovc. ut 10 hoped this will
not he used rs an illustration for Sunday
School story) This method of capturing
Ibcx seems hardly credible, and may remind
some people Of the story IN McGuffey's
readers of the Natural Bridge adventure.
but its just rs true as anything. Some"f the
eaptves IRE yonng aud are becoming quite
domcsticated already. They have been
kept, ~ yet. in the mountains, but will be
brought to town TO day.
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LOCAL BREvlTIES.

Dance s. Murphy's steaE whistle makes
music, morning, noon and night.
Talking about fires. every house In Cedar
Junction has been burned, except the old
brewery.
Judge Hiram Knowles leaves this morn.
ing for Baunsck, to hold = term Of the Dis.
tr,ct Court.
Louisville, Cedar Creek, isn't quite dead
yet There are Two stores there. and 100 to
125 people.
Mr.. Kneass' party of surveyors has gone
to Three Forks, and will survey down the
Missouri until they meet the Burgess party.
Although large number OF claims are
being worked in Cedar Greek, only three
above Forest City are paying "-in min.
cr's estimation.
Messrs. H. J. Brown and G. 1. Weeks
have located quarter section each, taking
in the principal geysers on the Madison,
have cabin up, and propose living there.
We learn that the knights Tsinplar, In
rather limited numbers. met 1t Greenwood
~ the Iltn for encampment. The severe
storm doubtless suggested N early advance
On Helena
A great many West sidess ars lsaving fos
the East now, and > large pr,postion Of
them make arrangements y hear from Mon.
ians by subscribing for the New NoRT1-
WEST. It's IN excellent thing 70 do.
Mr.. Fred. 6androck, N employee Of this
4
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w H e AT.

90 Pounds to the Bnshel
40 to so BMxl!eis to the Acre,
Manning's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat.
THIS WHEAT grows to medium height: IL stalky.
l. aud rpens two to three weeks caller than an!
Other variety. The
Heads are Six-lSOwe<l,
HAVE 20 to % BERRIES TO THE HEAD.
It Weighs 50 Pounds to tho Bushel:
1T YIELDS FROM 10 TO 10 BUSHELS PER ACRE
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRcu INSTANCES.
SHOULD BE sOWED IN MONTANA FRON
MAY FIRST TO TENTH
One Busla n Seed per Acre Il Sufficient:
Should be !Inn Thin.
FOUR POUNDS or SEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS or WHEAT.
HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON 800
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS OF SEED.
This Wheat H. believed 10 have been brought to my
farm by wild birds In 1887 From twelve heads found
! have raised my present crop. and only portion o:
the second and third crops weic sown.
II II offered for sale at 81. per pound Four pounds
securely packed. sent II any POsfofcc In the u ~
postage pe.paid, for $500. Address
{. II. MANNING.
Deer Lodge.
1I6. 3m Montana.
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CLIPPER
MOWERS & REAPERS

Willow Baskets,
Baby Carriages
Baby Gigs
d, 8, 10 and - inch Rubber
and Leather Relting
|x Y and l inch Hose
Hemp and Rubber Packing
Babbitt Metal,
Union Washing Machines
Home Washing Machines
Novelty Clothes Wringer
Flnting Machines
Sash Saws
Circular Mill Saws
Cross Cut Saws
Whip Saws
Hard Wood,
IL 4 N ~ and Z inch
C;as Pine
House Furnishing Goods
J Etc. Etc. Etc.
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Fret IN aJiJSJ y 1ss (s<lGe
JUST RECEIVED By KLEINScHM iDT BROS
large invoice Of Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams aud California Groceries Vt every
variety.
I hp best ard largest stock IN Tie market. win be
sAd Ut ivwcst H. ares for Cash.
Dealers aud CONSUMERS will 6nd Il 70 their advan.
taxc " Call. kkElN6CdAlyC blsOcs
lls-u Deer Lodge.
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Ohio Election.

p Cincinnati, Oct. 10-Fivc precincts Of
Hamilton county gave Noyes, Republican.
331 for Governor, Republican gain of ISL.
Ripley gave 2s3 majority for Noyes. San.
dusky gives Noyes 50 majority. gain Of
csc. CHAMPAIGN county gives Moves 75o
majority. In Cleveland tour wards give
Noyes 126 majority. The whole Legisla-
tive ticket 10 elected. scattering returns
from different parts Of the State indicate
the election of Noyes by 5000 majority,
and the republicans claim the Legislature.
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Strawbcrries.-A queer time this to be
talking Of tropical summer luxuries In Mon.
tanA But We have them. ripe, sweet and
fine favored, from the garden Of Mr.. TLos.
n. Pomeroy, q MissoulA His vines have
borne continuous csup Ill season, and yet
blooming. They are native plants, and be
writes u this Is the fourth year he has had
continuous crop. Will some of the lower
ATTITUDES please size up to the 47lh degree Of
the Rocky Mountains On strawberries
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sEIEHIFF's sALE.

Dv virtue Of m order and decree OF sale in my
Dhands Issued bv the Clerk of the District Count II
the Second judicial District Ut Montana Territory In
and delivered, Ia favor 1t Charles Murphy. w.
Dance and Granville Stuart. murphy 4 Col plain
tife, and as.a:nst J. McAlenr. David Hudnctt, J.
COL defendants. have levied upon aud will on sat
nrdAy, the 2lst day Of October H. D. 1871 ut the hour
1T II O'Clock. M of said day. At the trout door 0f
county. Montana Territory, srh at pnbc auction to
the hches, and hest bidder for cash IN hand the iol
and interest 0f defendants in and to Fix hundred 600,
feet square u mining ground on Gold ul, situated
between Granite and Pilgrim Bara Pixies Peak min
Ing district Deer Lodge county; Montana Territory.
aud known ~ the McAlear Hodnett 4 Co. ground;
alsO any and AL improvements ON said ground
Dated this 96th day of September. 4. D. 1871.
WESLEY w. JONES,
Sheriff Of Deer LOd9e c0unly,
By CHARLES 3 WARREN,
lift. Deputy Sheriff.
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ExcolsiOl. G1Oztss urnnt.
J. N. STEWARD 4 CO., PROPRIETORs,
MAIN STREET,. Deer Lodge.
HAVING Fitted up this establishment In Firft
Hoes Style, With good Cooks. gu0d Attendants
and 00od Fare We Ase prepared 10 give
MEALS At ALI HOURS.
Ard gaasaptes eatrfsetioa. SHARE Of patronage IL
~. J.. II. STEWARD d Co.
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~A tremendous stock Of Tin Japan and Pressed
Ware.
gran immense stock OF Glass and Quecnsware.
Copper, Tin aud Sheet Iron work done In the
best possible manner.
The whole of Our Immense Stock
wa. bought for NET CASH and IL now offered very
low 10 the trade.
B-Orders solicited and filed at lowest cash rates.
Most respectfully solicitn; an inspection Of our
stock and prices We are
Very Respectfully,
CLARKE, CONRAD CURTIN,
los Helena, Montana.
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THETERRITORY.
Avapt Courier. I.

Avant Courier, T.
A Concord coach runs between Bozcmau
and Virginia. !. "A number of new build.
!! ings are in course of construction in Bozc.
man. .Speith T. Krug are erecting new
Brewery. Mr.. w. L. Isaacs aud Others
contemplate giving Concert soon. The
.ditor says tea made 1T wild sage brush
applied internally and externally is I sure
and quick remedy for rheumatism.
N0ntanian. Z
A. J. Davis, Esq, became the father Of q
son Oct. 81. WIN. Trip. of Silver Star.
brought in 55S ozs. Of gold from 10 tons OF
quurtz this week MIR. Johns, of the Ev.
erett mill, Silver Star, brought in on Mon
day 400 ozs. Of gold from the Green Camp.
bell ORES. :. . It Is said ~, 900 bushels of ce
reals have been raised in the Missouri Wi
ley this year.
Gazette, II.
Thomas H. Griffith, of Deer Lodge, left
for Mississippi few days ago. .. so or GO
FIatl,eads are encsmped on Ten Mile. . (.
Messrs. r. E. Arick and Ben Word are in
dexing the records Of the county in good
style.
Herald, II.
The Corinne paper says that many Mon.
tsnians are in that city buying apples. .. /.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick in about bollding stone
house on his lot. The Herald publishes
an interesting extract from N. w. G N.
Hedges address to the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Gazette, 10.
The Diamond r Co. proffers free trans
portation for engine, hoze or other appli.
ances for protection from Gre.
Herald, 10.
Mr.. Jas. w. Whitatch will arrive in Hell
ena on Thursday. Mrs. Fem, mother of
Mrs. Col. w. E.. Sanders arrives by said
coach.
Tie weather. wise predict that the coming
winter will be unusually severe.
LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsuEs-ALL
Sizes, for sale cheap for cash BY
l15u D.s KENYON.
HOW THEY 10 IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SHOUD DO HERE:
GO to e A. +. Heinzes Post One Store and hav
yonr Watch Insured to keep good time for y months
BE adv't. DAFT
Peace Riyer.-Mr Dave Horn returned
this week from the Peace River country,
He saberes to former statements that it is
blk of the first ~a,cr,:' When he left, but
few Of the Montana stampecers had yet ar.
rived, but NIL pcrs'ns- in the mi res were
coming cut rs fast - they could get away.
Atnut 1000 men were there then. He thinks
oil have left before this time. Provisions
were high lie says there Was no rush from
anywhere but Montana and Idaho. The
most Of the Montaninns will have to 60 to
work along the Sound to False the where
with I" return; some will e" !" Nevada. and
others will return here. Dave bought some
horses about Walla Walla, has taken II
rsnc., near Mca.ls. aud will settle to pastoral
life. He il the frs, returned Peace River
s'a'npetl,r we have met, Du, he says al shs
boys talk just the snine way.
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9rw 9orth'atrst.
Saturday Morning, October l4th, 1871.
Arrival aud Departure or Mails at the Deer
Lodge Post Office.
COIsINNE.

CORlNNE.
EASTERN AND WESTERN:
Arrvc--Evcry alternate day at....... .......gp. m
Depart - s. ........ $50. u. IN
BLACKFOOT.
HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART or MONTANA
Arrivc-Day ut ........................Gp. m.
Depart--Daily at a. m.
MtSSOULA AND CEDAR CREEK
GOLD CHEEK, EEARr0wN. PHILIPsarnG, ENxErrs-
BURG, CABLE CITY. ETC.
Arrive Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays At D. m.
Depart Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays 8 4 IN.
SILVER Bow, BUrrE AND RED MouNrAIx err.
Arrive. Every alternate day at........ -. 9n m.
Depart. I" :" ...............3a, M.
GERMAN AND FRENCH GuLcM.
Arrive and Depart twice per week.
90 All mails will close the night previous to their
cpannre ut 10 D. ~.
+. 8. STACKPOLE, Pm.
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Pillow and Spring Steel,
Toe talk Steel,
Anvils, Vises. Bellows,
tasps, Hammers.
BOrax, Etc, ETC..
spring Point ShOvels,
'Oid Pans,
| 0 aud y in. Sluice Forks,
Custom Made Picks
Grass NOzzlcs,
hydraulic Pipe. Etc.
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CalIaway.-A new post Office has been
established at Loraine's Bridge, on the Deer
Lodge and Ryan route, called Cnllaway-wc
presume rs compliment to the worthy Sec
rotary Ut Montana.
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NOTICE..

All pa,tics indebted to J, b. Wilcox, on open &C.
count otherwise requested ~ call aud settle the
came. thereby saving cost. The goods on hand will
b. closed out ut cost for cash. WV. MCNAMARA,
llNit Ar .1nee.
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BANK EXCHANGE.
JAMES O'GRADY. PROPRIETOR.

Hsving taken the propriet0rrhip and personal su-
peryisiOD Of this
OLD IND POPULAR SALOON.
Mr. O(;rady will be pleased to rec old and Few custo
The best bar stock In town will b. kept, and
no impure liuuars sOi ll6
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/. ID. u. r.

TIVE II -GULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT
l. tonwOod Lodge No. 2 o u. r. will b. held Nv.
cry "Wednesday cycng atthc Mcis.rnry House II, 7:30
o'clock SoOarniny Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
A. N. LEVY. N. g.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary
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International Hotel.

VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA.
THIS HOTEL having been reAttcd and refumiehed
Il now complete In oil it, appointments. and 10
the Resident and Travelling Public - respectfully -
liciteh. Chnrges moderate.
11G1yr DAVIS = 6klBVJN0.
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Through Tickets to San Francisco {
Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON, GERBER b DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other side aud two Ut the bcst.rHnning billiard tables
In the Territory. special Invitations 70 the whole
community to-cOMe ana zee 40.
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RELIGIOUS Services.

Divine service will b. held ut the Court House.
Rev. sioy. officiating. Sabbath school at p m.
CATHOLIC SERVICES. 10 l2 A. NJ, Sunday, at
the Chapel. Rev. L. d. Hyckere officiating
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Plenty Of snow this week. The coach
from Aissoula gns lost In the storm Monday
night Steve Kingsbury found II waist
deep In Dos creek hills Thursday. Kohrs
4 Co.'S sluics boxes frose up q Csbls, and
there i every indication W viii have winter
By and byG
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Pennsylvania did pretty we'll for ~ "oR
pear Twelve thousand ma)oeiy u over
average
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NJ A@O(E(c.

"A THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
IN Deer L0dye No ~ 4. +. 4 4. VI xiii he held
T. STACkPOLE, W. NJ.
r. r. KENYON. Secretary.
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CHOICE WEII6KY.
lev barrel. -OLD MONON0AaEIA- ssesivsd
"A this day direct frOm Pittsbar& vos go = ~
AyuFee.
6sp1 - Il. ]. =. W11COG
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settle Up.

AN nr,ous Knowing Themselves indebted b tho
City naN Ar and Billiard Rooms Ne requested -
eettl0 NJ.
All accourts not settled ~ August 18th, win b
placed In psocs19 " legal collection. -
Decf Ludee Asguat !. 1871. f0
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co n n Eh'e

NEWS, FRUIT, STATIONERY, MOTION DEPOT.
Next door To the Metropolitan Billiard Hail.
DEER LODGE CITY. MONTANA.
full assortment Ut Fresh Goods. including the hsst
brands Ut Tobacco and Cigars. Drop In and rec me.
jy3Ad&w j. D. CONNER
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SECOND CLASS allows Passengers Express
Trains. but not the privilege Of sleeping cars Time:
Just the same az First Class.
Railroad Tickets Furnished Here.
r. r. FULLER, Agent,
- Deer Lodge, MT
Sept let 1871. l13
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Woods Mowers,
Tayl0r's Sulky Rakes.
2, ) and 1 tined strapped
Hay Forks,
Grain Cradles.
Scythes and Snaths,
Hay Knives.
Brush Scytl'ss,
Spades.
Stiff Point ShOvels,
HUs. Garden Rakee,
Mower and Reaper
Grass and Grain Sections,
Section lsivcts. etc,
10, - and II In. Plowe.
Tubs, Buckets, BroOms,
WashbOartls.
Wooden Bowls,
Buttcr Mo0isis,
Butter Ladies',
Well Buckets,
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BOARDING.

BOARDING @.
Next nstry House, Cssrt House Sqaure,
Deer l1edge.
A Few more BOARDIRS en- BE accommodated u
Athe above House.
00ardSl0 per weck.
July II. 6.&w,n
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Personal.-Frank Wilkeson to,k 70 the
mountains again on Wednesday. Mr.. II.
G. French goes East on Non.'ay.---Mr. g.
W. Couldock Is playing in Bmoklyn.--
MI. Con Kohs and wife. Miss Helen Wit.
ter. Messrs. jas. H. Battcrton and Jos. Bell
80 East by coach on next Wednesday. --
Messfs. Walter Eddy and ]. +. Allen Of
Deep left for the East on Monday.
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GO TO LOUIS . COLEMAN'A Tor III foalosine
Celebrated brands q Smoking TobscUo-
LONE JACK. GOLD BUG.
UNCLE BOB LEE. PRIDE or THE PACIFIC.
HtAWAThA. vIR0lNlTY, y any 0eAsr heesd
you want. 60" =
LOUIS I COLEMAN aleo havs large asA fronh
assortment q GROCERlEA, WILLOW WARR CON.
FECI!ONkkY. Cl0AhA PIPES CUTLeRY. Hseth
oest rI.yinx Cards, Revoivon. Dstnagsss - 1xsl
s1 - @ ~ kinda &c. &c.
90 md - them q thGtf New 0eos&
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Al rested as Road Agents.-Thc Herald
says Capt Dusold arrested at Boulder val
ley four road agents. captured Ut VIM. Ben.
kin's ranch. and that they gave their names
as Darling. Sporting, Gesyan and Bean.
Sixteen more are to be arrested. The Dia.
mond n" express has been robbed several
times of late, and these parties are arrested
on suspicion, Our readers will recognize
the parties IS old Deer Lodgers. We trust
the charges are unfounded.
Through Tickets to San Francisco I
We are now selling At our Office In Deer Lodge,
Through tickets BY stage and rail. NJ follows:
Deer Lodge to San Francisco Let class 1ll5
China O
GlLMER h SALISBURY.
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Flour, 10000
Ponnds Of States -four 0f the bcst quality, now for
sa'e At LOUIS COLEMAN's, 1t figures u low -
the lowest. 6Odlv
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Gaxette, 10.
The Diamond r Co. proifcrs free trans
portation for engine, hoze or other appli.
ances for protection from fire.
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What. Rom, is. Good For,

From he Manufacturer and builder. c'iirb
1t may not DO generally known how
very valuable bor,ix Is In various purpo.
SEES oihousehold use. We find Il The very
best cockroaCh exterminator yetdlscoyer-
ed. One halEpouud, costing but fifty
cents, has completely cleared q large
house formerly swarming with them, 50
that disappearance oil one in q month Is
quite novelty Tho various extgminat.
ing powders pulled and advertised have
been found not fully effective, tending
rather to make the reaches crazy than 70
kill them, There. Is something peculiar,
titlierinthe smell or touch ofbOrax, which
is certain death 10 them. They will fec
in terror from II, and never appear again
where itfas once been placed, ltis also
a great advantage that borax Is perfectly
harmless to human beings; henceno dan
ger from poisoning II is also valuable
for laundry purposes. The washerwo-
men Of Holland and Belgium, 30 pro-
verbally clean, and who get their LIN.
en- SO beautifully white, use refined
borax rs washing;powder instead Of
sVuut ~ WV phoiVthVh VI y ltAh ~ AAAhu
full Of ,boraS powder 10 ten gallons of
water. They save soap nearly one half,
AN the large washing establishments
adopt the same mode, For laCes, cam.
brics, etc, an extra quantity of the pow
der Is used and for crinolihes, (rcquiring
to be made stiff d stronger solution Is
necessary. Borax, being a neutral salt,
docs not in the slightest degree lljure the
texture of the linen.4-.Its effect Is 10 soften
the hardest water, and therelorel Il should
be kept on tho toilet table. Asa way OF
cleaning the hair, nothing Is better than n
solution of bOrax in water. 1t leaves the
scalp In q most clearly condition, and tho
HAIR Is Just sufficiently Stifened 10 retain
its placc. This stiffness, however can be
readily removed, IL Objectionable, by
washing with water. Borax Is also an OK.
cellcnt dentifrlce; dissolved in water, II
Is one Of the best tOoth,washeS. In hot
countries Il Is used, in combination with
iatiaric hGld and -bicarbonatc o.. soda, qs
n cooling beverage, -sa--5
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DR.. Hollands Pedophyllin
ail Or SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL, 10
.r.f-.,r Twn pTTIlA nnaR TI sr,f..
TWO PILLS A,DosE.

7As most no,O.rt.l. mt iaaoe,ut. -HAo.tab,. "a.
- -,,.',,..,,, t,o,.. -,,,',ITT-,--,7
80 '''' w .'''""' , 30
msnqt necessary 70 take q hahdialo OF thosc
mus 70 produce the desired enect; TWO Of lnem
~ qu.Skiy ana po~csiuIly' cleansing .no Liver
stomach stomach anu Bowels Of al impurities inc
pI,nc'PaI lngteaIent Is fouophyiln' OF Tue Alco'
I aOI'o hAtaea o. AanG'''sc, Wh'en m,py many
. anOs lnS,o loweIlh, AcnAe ana searching
mn 'nO %anufAhc l'soh lu PsTul' ac'lon u
upoa .Ho h.vsr, cleaning Y speeuliy from au 90
sa WIZ u, .nc pSser 2, stery yel
nc ron lne injurious results a'tacheu 10 the use
~, ~ dI.s'.c. n ,vb,.b n, =, %
is Indicated these Pulls will give entire SatIsiAc
tIOn in every case, They nsrtr tallS
In cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
extreme Costiveness, Dr. HooAand's German
Bltters or Tonic should DO used in connection
with the Pills. The tonic effect Of the Dltters Of
Tonic builds up the system. Tho llttots or Ton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

2jTHEs1dg llls nckoftlie NORTH rPa.
ciHCiRnilrdad was about eighty tnlicS from
Duluth on the 18th inst, and The falls
were being laid nj the rate Of thfee quar-.
tGrs Of II milo u day, The machine shops
al Northern Pacific Junction will be fin.
'istitd IN tw6 d three tayE. vTh6 June
ton Ia twenty-three miles from Duluth.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

A LADY wishes some one would Invent
a ."lGgometeEn to attach to mems pedals,
10 that wives may determine tho distance
travelled by their husbands when they
want TO Just step down to the pVstoficc'
rof m evening. ti.,.i as '''''''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

TIE baptismal font Of The Baptist
Church. al Akron, Ohio, Inns been rear.
nrahgedi 30 that tho water can DO heated
now before persons are baptized. This
says the Akron Times, will make the
road 70 heaven somewhat warmer linot
nnainE - -------- No. - ------L -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-01-21

TnERE Is In awcstern State woman
soclCanly tltat she rlibs the dit OF the
fire wood before SHE puts II on The stove.
Another woman tries TO beat this by pull.
linz The growing beels out every morning
ana;yasAlng Tic dlrtoir them, '1s5'