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Hsw b Il lin view Il the recent ruling of
Judge Knowles. admitting Chinese testimony
in the case Of the Territory " John Martel,
our attention has been called BY several per.
sons to the San Francisco dispatch Of the
4th of May, recently published in our col
umns. This dispatch ays that some white
men who had robbed SEINE Chinese miners
at Grass Valley, were discharged from Gus
tody because Chinese Evidence only could
be produced against them. If Chinese evi.
dence is not admissible against = white
man in California. how Is it hercl This is
the substance of the Inquiry. We rcp!.--
that there Is conflict Of Judicial authority
in the State of California between the State
and Federal Courts On this subject. The
California Statute Oile that Of Montana)
prohibits the introduction of this evidence,
where white man is aparty to the suit;
but eighteen months aao an Act was passed
by Congress authorizing its introduction in
all Courls-State, Territorial and Federal
leaving the weight Of the evidence to be
determined by tho jury. The United States
District Judges in California have held that
this act Of Congress is Constitutional, and
consequently have admitted Chi nese testi
nony in their Courts since its passage. The
State Courts have, on the other hand, held
the act to be unconstitutional and void 60
fur as State Courts arc concerned, where
the State prohibits It from being received
Whatever may bc the merits of the legal
controversy in STATE there 10 no doubt.
that the act of Congress il valid in Terri.
tory which is under the exclusive control of
the general Government. We understand
this is the view taken of the subject by
Judge Knowles, and in point of law it is
undoubtedly right. Appeals in the Cali.
fornia cases are how pending in the Su-
preme Court of the United States, and in
due time the question will be settled by the
highest judicial authority of the land.
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Pioneer Steam Min.

Pioneer Steam Min,
MURPHY. KENYON Co..:
PIXIES PEAK and PIONEER, N. +.
F1uming and Buildin: Lumber Of the best quality,
Constantly on hand.
We will furnish any kind Of Lumber from our yard
or saw to order, promptly. AMI
WILL NOT he UNDIRSOLD.
3m99
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Hon. VIM. II Clsgett and Judge II.
l. Warren were highly honored yesterday
appointed a. commissioners to the hundredth
anniversary celebration Of American indie.
peudence. We have not been advised Of
the acceptance; bat theEe 4 no hurry about
it. They have i've years to consider the
matter. sifa Ft
Act considerably, W. q. There's plenty
Of time, you know, sT--#ss, e=a.
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Short Hesd to Bitter Reet-Hr. p. n.
Lafontaine. proprietor Of the Touring mills
near Stevensville, Il desirous Of completing
the road between 6tevensvillc, In Bitter
Root Valley and Deer Lodge, via Rock
Greek and Flint Greek 70 Cable City, thus
making direct route from that Valley TO
Deer Lodge. The distance between 6te~
vensvills and Deer Lodge BY this route isS2
miles; BY Nissouh 100 miles. The route
ID now practicable for wagons the entire
distance ave 10 miles, only i've Of which
will require heavy work grading and cut
ding timber. The estimated cost Of the
work IL o3yO00. NJ. L purposes placing
workmen on the road at ones and complet-
ing III save the i've miles for wagons, end
the entire distance for pack trains. II
then thinks tho merchants Of Deef Lodge
should contribute % assist In TIE heavy
work, = the rosd win make ~ rich and
extensive settlements Of Bitter Root triba.
tary y DIR Iodga and ths bsss supply rs-
zion for farm producta Orr merchants -
3ar - We have heard expgeee1on' a1o very
favorable p the peoject, a1d - will doubt
less net With tkas Mboal eno0osaee@eA(
which evefy' pseceed1og work Ct public
beae1t ~ received 6 thek han6A -
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The Best Furnished Hotel In Montana.
and GOOD Be-
BOARD $40 PER WEEK

respectfully solicited n
JuNcl
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Bsndys, Plantation. and Hostcttefs Bittcrs Ask
Shawham Cocktails, ut MACS BRowx JUo
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GENUINE SWISS ABsINTHE At
MACS BROWN JUG
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? u ~ ~ " e
Boswell & NcQuestion's
CITY Hall Billiard Rooms.

Deer Lodge, Montana,
!: =: people, p''nis; place e; drinking yc'' A's
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List or Letters

Remaining in the Post .Ofiicc At Deer Lodge, Jun,
1871 PcrsOns calling for the following letters, will
please say they are advertised:
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CABBAGE PLANTS-For sale In quantities to suit
purchasers Thrifty, large cabbage pants for trans
planting.
Deer Lodge Nay 81. 1871.
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Frcights. --Pcrrys, Agnew's and Pull
ings' trains are arriving with 54,02S pound Z
of goods, consigned 70 J. B. Wilcox, T. B
Miller, strang & Co., Pemberton = Co.,
John p. Fink, Bonner & Welsh, and Gem
Kec & Co. A largo amount Of goods arriv'
ed yesterday and more will be In to-day
Dealers outside can get their bills filled 81
lowest rates.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Clerk ana Recorder.
We are authorized to announce the name Of Ed.
ward p. lesson as candidate for County Clerk and
Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic
County Convention. jun:-.tw
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Brass Hydraulic NOzzles, etc.
Received last evening per Express from San Fran.
cisco nm invoice Of California Hydraulic N0zzlcs,
Beer Key and Ice Box Cocks. full supply.
OGtf STRANG Il RlCHAkDSON,
Deer Lodge.
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ar:nunr1sx HousD 81

A:.sunrEz Hous1, pAH'
= ono. ". HILL l1oR1Hr0R,
The Finest Roosn ln the Territory.
TAs lSausss asl clEn ~ = saiss ~ ~ q ~
vsy cholcest bsands n nks9 and b IL inteutioa
q IL pspslsew tsHs11 ~ 1eDunu Hoass De
Alst eiass b evay rssDsel
s9s1r ~ GRO ". HILL
Der Lodee, uAeA ~ 1911.
s'Un6oIDed 1be 0e1l1gkxs-Ihe items
under this hesd, Furnished - yesterday b.
lelsss. Newcomsr. Di1oa md O'Bannon,
~ Asld usdse Ia1yismans Until tAas apol-
az b nads. aaaS
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NEW MESSiNA LEMONS
AND ORANGES,
Just received at
l.. LEBESBACM & cos.
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The Cable Dltcs.-Mr. Con K0hrs who
has just returned from Cable informs US the
ditch of Battcrton, Kohrs & Co.-nine
miles long-is now completed and water
turned in. The capacity OF the ditch 10 GOO
inches but the wastagc will be heavy for
some time owing to the shale rock over
which the ditch is built for some distance
Work will commence in week or ten days.
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Pioneer Boot 81 Shoe Store
Miners OF Pioneer, Pilgrim Bar asd adjaesak Camps
VIZ Az sse R 20 fS. aURxEYs PIONEER
n low % cold In Monaaua. = Large stock: al sls0,
All styles Of LADIES 0AITkRS AND SMO1H
Pioneer, n. +. Nay "a 1871. $50.
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F0R RENT-My Stose, NOE occupied ~
Furniture Ware Room, Il for rent Size ssxlOO feet
with II feet ceiling.
a5n JOHN ONEILL, 4O4.
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Passenger frem Csriano. - Connne,
Nay, 2s.-Passcngen North: Col. Ransom
and wife, Mrs. Houck and mother, -. =.
lesson, 4. n. Levy. 9oth-H. O. Wilkin'
son. 4 ff
10. 10DugeoN,
~s ltt@ 'aaaj ra1R1t N9A
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Dissolution

COPARTNERSHIP.
Tho undessigued have this day associated IN the
Livery business In Deer Lodge II. +. under tia arm
name Of Co9so PRESTON and respectfully solicit
share Of public Patronage. =
a,,,a ! JOHN CoI1EB
]. p. PRIsfON
OBsD LoDoR, June lst, 1871.
N-w
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printed on yellow paper. For commercial
purposes, they will In great measure %.
pcrsede coin on the Pacific Coast, . they
don't jingle In transit 20 o 70 attract the q.
tention Of road agents.
O'Connor 4 Hartwell's steam saw. mill will
remove before long to point on the right
bank of Deer Lodge, below Gold Greek.
Alder gulch was discovered just eight
wears agO-Junc 81. 1063-by VIM. Fair.
weather, Barney Hughes Tom Coover
and Others Probably not over ~, COX, 900
to 90, 00O, 900 have been taken out Of II.
Judge Knowles hes dissolved the in.
| junction of Messrs. Donncll. Clark ! Lara.
bic, restraining Mr. g. E. Humphrics from
using tho Park Ditch near Bate.
Il rained all yesterday at Helena and
Virginia, and was brilliantly clear here.
Read Mr.. n. uoodman's "ad'' today.
To morrow wc win tell You ''what we know
about dry goods" y sf sg,55ig
A distinguished Banker yesterday liter.
ally exemplthed the old saying Of getting
the cart before the hofse~
Mr. Alex. Lux informs 10 there Il train
Of IS wagons Ct silver Bow for Deer Lodge
j carrying II, 900 pounds 70 the wagon.
N. ]. 8. Pemberton informs - forty
men were at work repairing TIE Miner!
ditch q Race Track yesterday. Water win
b IN to-day. and ~ lovely again BY Hon
day. Th0rnton = Oo. ase no@lnE g.
ssssa ps - sseesf d's'A END = v'n also =
Ths Tcois and Oavansagh AsAt = hot :
H:shland, viii thsf e6ases y sevae o
Ths Only Chaacs apd Neyjae ooapeoy'
! = I'D NcQnt6ll less 49, ako4 rea
nina. 0oth minao 1ook ven plocee lin
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ANOTHER DEspERADo IN Custody. a case
almost similar to. and having almost 'ne 'a'no
tragic result a. the Putnam-Foster case' LOOK
Mace in Nav York Sunday evening. 1ohn
D,ro,,a If park Place, was closing his liquor
-, IL D. m when lady, frightened
STORE au4I excited rushed up and implored
anu t tn save and project her from man VINO
nun - ,,,rsupg her. The ruffian came up and
1wamnappded of Durand if he knew the lady.
Without waiting for a reply, he Immediately
.trnck him a frghtful blow with concealed
;nstrument, telling him to the ground.
The screams of the lady brought Mr.. Du-
raud's brother to tho spot, who Immediately
gave chase, shouting "polce." Policemen also
Joined in the pursuit, and the man was captur'
ed after long chase and taken to the station
House. He proved to belong to a gang Of
"rouebs" who assemble nightly in the vicinity
of Park place. and who have been frequently
complained of as insulting and annoying la
dies The lady states that he followed and
alarmed her with treats and insults. Daraht
lies in critical condition. He may recover
however. His forehead is frightfully gashed
A little more strength added to the blo@ woui'
have killed him outright.
BAD INDIcTMENT.-In the U. s. Circui
Court at Portsmouth, N. ii. on Monday in tn
| case of the u. S. ys ONeil and Wentworth
convicted last May, the motion in arrest
Judgment for the reasons of detective iudct
ment was decided by Judge Clark, and the rt
| spondents, who were convicted of using frauG
ulent papers in support Of Hannah Smith
claim for pension were discharged, as the il
| dictment was held to be bad.
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This Is now admitted by the medical profession a,
fundamental principle OF healing science. 1t /,
wisely provided by the human economy that when.
ever anything ID wrong in the physical system The
natural forces Of the body brought to bear to ex
pei the disease. Tho great aim, therefore, il to
strengthen the natural powers. This has been kent
in view by the skilful compounders OF Hostettsr'
Stomach Bitters, which operates to give fresh vita
ty to all the organs OF the body. The effect of this
medicine upon the stomach, the liver, and the kid.
neys, is prompt and decisive. The patient, who ia
wise enough to quit drugging and try the bitiers.
soon feels II he had taken lease of life, and
as he continues the of the article he is overlooked
to find the streams of health coursing through bis
frame. 1t is prepared with great care aud its com
ponent parts entirely vegetable 1t is free from
the objections often urged against preparations of
the kind. As medicinal agent 1t has no equal.
while its pleasing favor and healthful effects have
made it general favOrite. 1t is free from all prom
critics calculated to impair the system, and its OPERA
tions are at once mild, 500 hing. and efficient. All
VINO nave used HOstetter's Stomach Bitters attest
Its virtues and commend it.
Even those who are in the enjoyment of perfect
neaith frequently have need to have recourse 10
tones as preventives OF disease. We never too
wen armed against the assaults OF "the ills that flesh
IL heir TO- In health sickness this tonic canpoh
De taken regularly without giving vitality and
elasticity to the system, "a ~ : -
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river and in one day caught s,9Os pounds o
cod and haddock

river and In one day caught 5,909 pounds Of
cod and paddock.
A new marine railway has Just been COM
pleted at Meals shipyard in Kittery. 1t is
capable of taking up vessels OF 500 tons bur-
den.
tFrom our Correspondent
The descendants of the late DIR. Whiting
Stevens propose to hold family meeting at
the old homestead at Emery's Mills the 9TH OF
June next. The children of DIR. Stevens new
err all met but once,-the elder ones having
married and settled at remote points from
each ether before the ouDger ones were born.
Our Mrs. Grundy is dying to be informed as
to what depth r. r. bed, with loaded car
upon it, can sink into the earth at any point
within two miles of Sprngvale, and whether
the Car has been heard from since it went
down.
IN GENERAL.
The Directors of the Penobscot Bay and
River Railroad have voted to commence ope.
ratiOns as soon as the prelimnaries can be ad
| justed, and appointed committee to 60 oveI
the route from Rockland to Camden and settle
the land damages. Capt L L. Buckland ha!
| been employed to locate the road.
The deck load of shingles on board scboope
N. H. Hall, from Calais for Beverly, took fir
on Sunday soon after passing Bakers Island
| The vessel was anchored Immediately, and tn
crew, after throwing overheard the bnrnin
lumber succeeded in extinguish:ng the flames
The cargo was consigned to George Roundy
and was damaged to the extent of from one I
two hundred dollars.
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Political Notes.

From all accounts the New Hampshire
Democrats are working with the greatest ac-
iyity in the arrangement Of preliminary mat
tiers. Their ablest men are studying the polit-
ical map, and endeavoring to turn everything
they can control to their best possible advan-
tage. They are canvassing in all important
sections of the State, and informal conferences
are of frequent occurrence. The campaign on
the part of the Democrats is being engineered
by Harry Bingham of Littleton, who is one OF
the ablest lawyers and one of the shrewdest
political managers in New Hampshire. 1t is
whispered, upon good authority, that if the
Democrats succeed in organizing the Legs
lature, and gain enough prestige to win The
next State election. that Mr.. Bingham will be
chosen United States Senator, prize for
which he can well afford to labor diligently
A Wisconsin Republican journal urges c.
C. Washburn for the next Governor of that
State.
Some Pennsylvania Democrats suggest the
following startling ticket for their party's ac.
ceptance in the next campaign: Gen. Sher-
man for President, Gov. Geary for vice-Pres-
ident, and Carl Schurz for Secretary of State,
orsanything else helwants.
Amonghthe candidates for the Republican
nomination for Governor of Maryland are
Judge Richard j. Bowie, of Montgomery
county; Hon. Jacob Tome, of Cecil; Hon.
George A. Pierce, of Allegheny; Hon. James
A. Gary, of Howard, and Hon. H. II. Colds
borough, of Talbot.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

N. b. Mrs Bibber, the blind Clairvoyant, would
thank the people of Portland for their patronage.
ana desres all who wish to avail themselves OF her
treatment to call at their earliest convenience, Her
examinations are free and her medicines reasonable
AS Mrs. Bibber is SO occupied, she has been Obliged
70 unit her hours, from 10 q. m. to 4p. m. By
specla request she will remain here till the middle
OF May. Rooms, No. Brown Street. o1.n1n
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Miss Bnrdett- Coutt,. an Encl;sb ,adv of
MAJ naive wealth, which she has nsed in a noble
peerase'' mas been offered and has accepted a
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Bachelors Ha.r M.

This splendid Hair Dye is t,.a No..
tue only true and perfect Dye; barm,.s. -a,,os'a
Simultaneous; no disappointment: M rid,"n,"
remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes: invioor.,o. n1
g'es the hair soft and eautitul bl.ck !.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers. and n,on.rIv
applied at Bachelors Wig Factor 70 Gnu piop0 ::
june 9-1s70sNdlyr.Sw ', 10 BOND st,N.X
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!
81 - About twenty years
@&x% .HM since DR.. Morse first
V@MH introduced the system
8H@EAT G~2ZzM OF cold Medicated In
EhYA KSBy4E =. halation for the cure of
E-1..e-..l yIIlNlI/T)nH Throat and Lung Dis
T THHI4 5I.G zAKM eases, and, as year
SS%I after year passed. our
(@Ig M earliest convictions of
* fJMM conveying remedies d.
WC$\ !-Zt.Wv1MW rectly to the seat of the
'NN ~ disease in pulmonary
complaints have been strengthened at every step.
Its perfect safety, nationality and success have be-
come so apparent throughout the country that the
publisare no longer satisfied with the old routine OF
dosing the stomach with nanseous drugs, and tortur-
Ing the poor sufferer with croton oil, blisers and al
manner ofirritants upon the surface Of the chest
This course it is needless to say, it is not only cruel
but fatal in its results all past experience has
ply proved. Every days observation confirms the
belief that medicines taken into thu stomach, far
from exerting any curative action upon the Lungs,
they only to weaken the functions Of digestion
and lower the vital powers, which the already ex.
hausted and enfeebled condition OF the system can
poorly afford to bear. II would be successful in
our treatment of Consumption and other pulmonary
complaints, the enemy should be attacked in his
stronghold. The disease must be treated through
the lungs and not the stomach Itcertainly requires
no areu uent to convince any that remedy, when
applied directly to the part affected, in the lungs
must be more ecacious and certainly curative than
when applied to the stomach, where disease exists
In the practice of medicatcd Inhalatiops the lungs
not only receive daily indications but the air pas
sages are rendered free and pervous to the air. and
thus the respiraons daily become deeper and fuller
and the quantity of air;inspred is proportonay In
creased The result is that the lungs once more re-
gain their former capacity and power, and the great
est amount OF comfort and relief is to follow.
This Is subject which is at the present time exct-
ing almost universal attention. ard az rational and
scientific mode oftreatng Pulmonary diseases, stands
unquestionably first and foremost among the dscoy-
cries in medicine OF the present century.
In all our principal hospitals the practice is very
generally being adopted, and numerous cases have
been reported as successfully treated.
Persons at distance can be treated by giving me
the symptoms Of the case in writing and the RENE
dies can be sent them by Express. f'
u.l 5sa CHAs. MORSE, M. d.
Physician for diseases OF the Throat and Lungs
and all diseases complicated with them. 70 Free
street. mayl3ssn1w
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- H1oro I-IoerdI 1erHs 70 hseHts. my6sntP
"Buy Me, and MI do you Good, ,-DR.
LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTEk'S. No
drugs, no pOisons, nothing dele erous, nothing but
good healthy roots and herbs, such as Sarsaparlla
wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, Thorough,
vert Mandrake Rhubarb, Dandelion, &C., 60 com
solutely cure all Humors, Liver and Bilious Diseas
es, Janndice, Dyspepsia, Cost iveness, Scroiula and
all d'ficnlies arising from diseased stomach OF i'm
pure blood. Twenty W ars of unriyaed success has
proved them TO be the best medicine in the world.
GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO.. Boston, and all Drug
gifts. mvI9
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PimDles On tho NJ

For Cmedones, Black Worms or Gruts. Pimn,v
Eruptions' and Blotched Designations on the face
Use Perry's Comedsne and PinapIe Rc,,cdv
1t is invaluable to the afflicted. Prepared oulv Nv
Dr. o. h. Perry Dermetelegis,, 40 Fond
ST. N. \. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
feb27sn d&w Amos
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For Moth Patches, Freckles, and

Tan, use Perfy's Moth and FrecLle U-ss.
1t Is the only reliable and harmless Remedy ) novn
for removing Brown discoloration. Sold by drug-
gsts everywhere. Depot 40 Rond a..
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About twenty years
since DR.. Morse first
introduced the system
OF cold Medicated In
halation for the cure of
Throat and Lung Dis
eases, and, as year
after year passed, our
earliest convictions Of
conveying remedies d.
rectly to the seat of the
disease in pulmonary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-05-17

DIR. Horse on the Treatment of Csnsunlp
sumption, Bronchitis, &C., by Med
tented Inhalation.
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For sale mt a Bargain /.

tONE) POrge seine and three porgie seine boats,
NAV be- seen at Little Chebeague Island, or tor
further particulars, enquire OF JORDAN q BLAKE
Commercial Wharf. Portland. mayr7 3w
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FRECKLES! FRECKLES /
USE IIOMAI's PERSIAN WASH
to remove MOTH, TAN, and FREOKLEs, the only
Reliable and Harmless Prepura-
fiOn kn0aOn 10 Science!
=, Manufactured only by B. +. RACKLfY. Dover
N. IT,, and sold by all Druggists my1Isn3m
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BOOTS AND SHOES
FASTENED WITH
Cable Screw Wire

Are now taking the lead Of all other kinds. Tb.,,
exceeding Pliability, Durability and Rcou..
my, and their Waterproof Qualities, have
commended them to the use of Sportsmen, Base BAH
Players, and tho Government a. well as to the gen
eral public.
Ask your dealer for pair.
Sold Everywhere.
mayI9 div
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A Card.
acknowledge receipt Of $1,000 90 Oh Wellfleet Ma.
rine Insurance Co., of Wefeet, Mass, by hand ot
H. Freeman, Agent No. Union Wharf, for loss of
cargo OF Schooner Adelbert. 1t is a pleasure IN do
business with company who are as willing TO nav
insurance as to collect premiums.
my16sn1t* I1ppy
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1893 Use the ssvegeaabie Pull xo1o
aOLO monnry Balsnm." The old 1911
.,a asl remedy for Coughs Colds, Consumption.
NovssnCm DAo''~ "oh
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FOR SALE.
Cottage at Woodford's Corner

"a For Sale. Contains eight rooms; hall aero lot;
s::l less than five minutes walk to horse cars;
sg stable and carriage house. Apples enough Tor
fine family Will be sold low. Apply 10
m,17-2ss WM. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent.
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Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there was other reason than the neglect of known
and indsputably proved of Those and
dear 10 family and friends sleeping the dreamless
slumber into which, had they calmly adopted