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FROM REV. w CORTHEI.L.

NO sEpGwtCk. NE, Aug. 10, 1870
Messrs SETH w. Foscie 4 Sons;
GE>rLEnES,-i can cheerfuhy bear testm ony
to the excellence Of DIR. wisrAgs BaLsAu OF
WILD CHERRY, az remedy for a seated cough
aud as anordog great relief In a bronchial afec.
ton tn my own case. Yours Very Truly,
W. CoRrHELL.
Prepared by SErR W. FowLg 4 SONS, Boston
and sold by dealers In medicin. generally.
ams
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SUICIDE AT LITTLE DEER Island
Mr. SAWYER Mr.. Geo. W. Hardy.
valuable citizen. and christian man, As we
believe, committed suicide this morning
by drowning. No satisfactory cause can be
given for the act He has at times during
the last few months been depressed
in spirits, and last eve told his mother,
who lives with him, that he thought his
work, here, was about done. He leaves
family, wife, & children aud mother, who
have sustained an imparable loss
Sargentville, April Is, 1871. Con-.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye the best IN the world.
Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con
tain lead any riaIie poison to produc. paraiy.
sis death. Avoid the Wanted and decisive
prepar atous boasting vbtues 10 do ne, pos sess
The genuine W. \. Bachelors Hair Dye has had
80 years uniarnashed reputation 10 uphold its in
tegrity the only Perfect HAIR Dye-Bl or
Brown sold By all Druggists. Applied at IL
Bond - Y. Y spe ly3i
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and awaited Themselves At til, wonderfully c!fc acton.
ias';glnss. taey susAl u1; have fa!icn-
II. H.henrk 1asin his own proven that wherc-
sv'g ucrut vitality rrrnaif.. that vitality hy ned
rr4 aai ha d4rNctluus TT thTir gulcken.d
lra4-hnli ylEor
~ 'tls statement taere Is isa-i4ig prrsuruptuous
70 te fAt - tae Inv ii Is maze no represent alton
tat t.1us4ild lines sasIanftAir b, listns anI
visible Sc RI. TIE theory t.te BY Dr >chenck,
mel. inca stIplc u Is Euftilng l., philosophy
rrqprra "a. -rsainnt IL "a self asaurin. self-coti-
s4teI.-
TAl s-Ats-r,s .lle AMI Mandrake Us are tic art two
~tAf-is ra seA Lac citadel OF tsr rls!y AA1a.IsS!
Tesstgi ct te c4.-s Il ellsu-nytli originate In avs
irqrt a4.i IE4 si.s dt-,4r'ls red iseg VITA ihis
c1aa ga iac bf....-l trLrs ,tlpatze with tie
stomach They :zgali tise fl1rbi.c a-ilon Il tae
AFlf Here taca tie eliminating result and the
s.Ll. IA. VII al Is A..lr.aal.. atI.Lni-.r..-
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To whom it may Concern.

Col Knox will make the season ~ 1871 q,
Brocksyiiie Terms 1880 to Warrant 400 I'd
season service. Col. Knox was bred by r. s
Lang Nsrth Nassalboro, sired by Gen. KNOX he
by sherman. Black Hawk, dam OF Col Knox nv
Oid Mithereii, he BY Winthrop Messenger. by
old imported Messenger ~
The public are invited to call and er,,,.,.. ~,
Knox and his Proxenitors n II coSnoS0
Brooksville, April 18TH 1871 lwis
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SOLDIERS DatLY PnAY.E.

Our Father who arr ia Washington.
Uncle Abraham be thy name. Thy victory
woI. ,hv will be done. "a, the Sou.h a. at
he lor h. Give Us this day. our daily
. Ions Of Hard Tex and Polk. and for
re u our shor oomin..i. "a we forgive
our Cuar,er n,1tc . ioi thine is The power.
over the Soldier, and \ gro. Tor ,he space
of three years. Amen.
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GIvEH UP A. LOST.

The Second thing Is. tie paents stay in warm
yet't taking coil @hn the lanrs diseased but IL mus,
Be- prNtniel Or ere eanot be greeted frcsh air aud
Tdn OFT especially IN tbs sectbn o. the country In the
~ an y a.er seAs1g a+s al mEcnx Physicians who
resentment that eor.e ise their patients, II their lungs
aTc ildy diseased; and yet, beeae they house
t.Y mast sit down quiet: mdst walk about ~
ROM as fn.ca aud a, ist the strength viii bear,
good spn s-,c determined get well. This has
gi dealt Y VIII the appetite and ID the point
despair u after such evidence u is possibility
~ TIE worst eases ard moral certainty In ali
s3iil H. leiiok personal statement 10 the Faculty
ofhIs ovIa Gaze Wa IN these MODEST wor,.s
Many yesrs ago was Ia The last stage. OF csIsunp-
iia confined l. bed and ct one time nv bv-icap.
thought that osaaidiot 1--we week then Ike drowning
nh .;c9 az .s-ans, heard Of and obtained the pre-
qar0iis w.ea now oler the puhlIc and ,iey made
perfect cnsc q ms i seemed To that could feel
matter in my iss, and would spl, up than pint
Of offensive yellow. matter sorning long time
and night swcats all began to me- and nv at,ietIte
besane 50 great fiat It with difficulty that could
and hav 9 r-oss \ IN iiesh ever since.
WIS COED shortly af,er nly recovery" added the
was only aei "a sans nv present weight
rineIsd ana twenty We I'D pounds and for
Dr. schenck has discontinued his professional visit, IN
New York and Boston lie his son, Dr. j. H. sehencs
North sixth street Philadelphia, every Saturday rom
4 NJ 70 af n Those who wish thoroash examina-
promoter declares the exact condition Of the lungs and
patients can readily learn whether they are durable or
The directions for taking the medicines are adapted IN
the intelligence even vi child Follow these directions
and Kind Nature will do the rest excepting tina; in soms
cases the Mandrake Pills to be taken In iprased
doses the three medicines need other
fnan the ample Instructions that accompany them First
create appetite. OF returning health hunger is the mot
weicom symptom When II comes il will come lei
the desparng ut be OF good cheer Good blood y,
once follows the cough loosens the night sweat il
In short time both Of these morbid symptoms are rone
forever s'e
Dr. schencks medicines constantly kent In ten. Of
thousands o. families. As laxative purxatye he
Mandrake Ps arc . standard preparation vhila ~.
fuimonc syrup a. cure OF coughs and cods NAV -
regarded as prophylactec against Consumption in
Of its forms. IN "a!
Price Of the Pulmsnic Syrup and Sawed Tonic q, "A
bottle O. e1so h.h dossa. Mandrake rl1s. II 80
. boz For sale By al dEu0Eists and dsalars
- GEO. G. GOODWIN CO, ~, ao
lVI6
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For Sals..

Fishing Schooner GOLDEN EAGLE IA 9oloo
tons New Measurement Good Cables and An
The above schooner 10 now lvins a Owi,s h a
and Will be sotd log 70 eioss an account.
Inquire Of Capt. Freeman smith ct Owps Head
ofoi Al. Bird, Rscklaad
SRA
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CHI Qllswortb Amtrifan.

Published every Thursday Morning at Peters
Block, Ellsworth, Me, by \. X. SAWYER. For
terms. &c, see first page.
S. NJ. PETTENGiLL 4 Co, 81 Park Row, New
York, and GEO. p. .RowElA 4 Co, 20 Park Ros,
New York, are the sefe a9cAts fog the ANEnscAH,
in that city. and are authorized to contract tbr
inserting advertisements for q our lowest cesh
rates. Advertisers IN thaf city ere requested 10
leave their fsvors with either OF the above hosses
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IhH Sawed T1nic, IN conjunction with Pfils per
nlfii"s anl AssniIars vita the f-si ClJ lc at1l b.
hS iil-t prev sous fortunes. Dlrstlsn
trspa2cs painless, AID le Is he hand
iAfTe Is NJ m4Tc rat4lIec csAcerbatlJ the A;g-
mach. An appeiite seis IN.
~. ca-s - 4icst hl1-s Purifier yet given
hy intelligent Ether 10 suffering sehenck il-
Ec - rup eofncs IA 20 IrfYrra It's functions ami 10
hasten ash c'plets tie cure. Il enters upon is
wugt Nature cannot b. ats II collects ripeii,
tc Impair. and diseased Tra0Hs Il the lungs. Ia
firm 81 gatherings IL prepares tsTn approximation
ahd 10! IN Ycfy short tle the ulAay Vanqulshod
the EueR hTohr that u occupied IS renovated and mad
new hnt ie patient, in ali tae dignity regaie si.lr
~. M.
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BILLS INTEoDUcED.-Hr.H Hale OF Maine
introduced bill to relieve all American
built vessels from import duty Oh articles
used in their constru ction and repair; re-
ferred to the COMMITTEE on Commerce.
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E. M. G. SEMINARY.
FOUND.

On Reeds Pond in March OF the present year.
CHEST Oh TEA. The owner can have the
same by proving property and paying charges.
Ellsworth, April Is, 1871. avid.
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Hancock Wooden Mills,
Orland. Me.

good assortment Ut Fancy Cassimeres OF
different styles and qualities, suitable for this
section may be found st the above MIL whi9
will be sold cheap tor cash, or exchanged for
WOOL at reasonable rates.
The trade, and others, are coreiaIly invited to
inspect our goods, and paronize home industries
Address, AANCOCK WOODEN CO.,
-. @ a ORia.d, Me.
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SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1872.

Soldiers Of the War of lsis, and their Widows
are now entitled to Pensions. Soldiers who en-
listed between May Sd, and July 22nd 1851 for
three years, can each get bounty oil 800 MANY
Soldiers are still entitled TO comm ulayion Of travel
Persons desiring patents, pensions and boanties
and their attorneys, will lind 1t useful to employ
an Agent At Washington.
Address, JOHN DEERING. Attornev nj I AM
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. tn
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u l. the only reliable aud harmless Remedy
known for removing Brown discoorafion. sold
by druggists everywhere. Depot. ~ Bond 81.
n. Y.
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-Calais has q new steam IRE engine
costing e44oo aud St. Stephea has one ex-
actly like it.
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May Festival.

The Ladies Of the Congregational Society
Will hold MAY FESTIVAL =, HANCOCK
HALL, Monday Evening, May lst
supper served from p. NJ. till 3 O'Clock.
TT Admission Is CT. Tickets Tor the
SUPPER Is cts. PER ORDER
2wi6
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES.

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
WHEREAS, Joshua Gray. Of Surry County OF
w Hancock aud state of Maine. by his deed OF
Aortsase dated II 'ce.nber 5nth, 4. ID. 1857 and
recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. $50. Page i0a
conveyed To the inhabitants OF SurrY, the follow
ing described parcels OF land, uate In said sur
ry, TO vii bounded on the North by the Tay'ar
lot. so called on the asst by the Elartdge lot so
called on the south by the Robert Grindle lot on
on the West BY the Teddy Pond road, containing
twenty ae res. more or less, being the same desded
to said Gray by Henry Il. Taylor see Vol. ms
Page 5i3. Also all hts right title, and, iatcrrs IN
and TO \ certain lot of land IN surrY decided 20
sad Gray, by Samuel Trundy in The year So;
whereas the contt;ians in sand Mortgage. have
been broken, therefore, we the Selertmea OF sur.
ry. for. and In behalf OF the ssid Inhabitants herr
OF. ella IA to iorcclose tho same, ami give thi4
notice accordingly, agreeaSiy to the statutes of
tho state.
SAMUEL WA SSDN. selsctncu
Gko. TREWoRGY Of
FRANCIS H. CLARK surry.
surry, April u. ISL. 3wls
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Teachers for Summer Schools,

District Agents and school Committee. in van,
OF teachers, are hereby informed that there are
now IN attendance nj Hampden Academy, q few
teachers not set engaged for tue ensuing summer
Applicants will please st tie size aud length OF
schools, also the compe sation they willing 10
Offer Address u. II. TRiBOU, Principal Hamp-
den Academy. hampden Corner, Me. swiss
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cry M/LKCART.

The subscribers give notice that they are pre-
pared 70 furnish mills TO all who want summer
and Winter from now oui We solicit tue p afro
mage OF the public
So Our cart will run regularly each runrning
including sundays.
Orders left with the driver or at the CITY Mar.
ket, VIII receive pr mpt attention,
MIX sold now for cts. per quart
II J. BLAIsDELL,
A. NJ. MOORE.
Ellsworth, April !, ISL sx1..
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Special Aotifss.
consumption,
IT'S CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,
BY J. H. SCHENCK. II. d.

AaHy 4 being las pzsssd away fer whose death
ttsr~ other the neglect Of known
A.! ni.s guably proved q Those and
dsAr family and friends si.pnz ORGANIZES,
...g.i.r !n.l xhlch. hAl thrr calmly Aslo..tsd
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GONsa MlsTION.
LEl.yE No STING REMIND

Ias M4naraAs rms composed me II Mature,
fo,i - t.tstie le.p,iiu teIattn. They I<asess ali
te ho '.4rsaiiS Alternative FTpicre. of ca1t-l bat
~ -. I. Il -..--L
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BLACK ASH LUMBER.
N Q 7 ICE

~ o ICE
We Il undersigned, have this day, the 9Th day
OF March, is3l, formed copartnership for one
year, under the name and style of Collins 4
fo9ng. Tor the purpose OF putting ap LogSTERs
anu 70 DO and transact such other business as we
may see fit.
GEORGE W. COLLINS
,, b. L. YOUNG.
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~ A U T 10 ".

EAuT IoN.
The Public are hereby cautioned not to trust
my VILE RoZana All ;. Dollard on my account alter
TINS date, as she has repeatedly refused to live
with me- says she can pay her own bills and take
better care OF herself than | can and being a
"oAASs RIGHTS MAN want her to have her
wTrIVAM NOR + tpr
Ellsworth, April 3, 1871. ssIt
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta April Is, 1871
An adjourned session OF the Executive Council
viii be held at the Council Chamber, In Augusta,
on Tuesday, the 55th inst. at 1 O'Clock L. NJ
FRANKLIN II. DREW, Secretary OF STATE
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Cedar Greek. "A gentleman at Forest
City. for whom we entertain high respect,
writes US long letter commenting severely
on Norman" correspondent of the Mis-.
soula Pioneer. for statements concerning
the intempcrance of that camp, and his re.
ci,al Of affairs among the 'soiled doves"
lie says there Is not more temperate
camp in Montana-wherc they have money
to be drunken with-than Forest City,
We publish this cheerfully, and in fact the
entire letter IS admissible, save that it would
doubtless lead to too extended controversy,
and If the sentiment of the respectable com
,nunity is IS opposed TO "Norman's" state
ments as represented, he will probably cease
from SHINING and be wiser hereafter.
Spring has opened lovely in Cedar, and
claim holders about Forest City put on all
the hands they could employ on the Sd.
The indications arc good for the coming
season.
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Sll6.nsiM'sS ASsllN-

DIT VIRTUE Of an Execution issued ont Of tho
ID District Court Of the Second judicial District u
Aontan. Territory in 2nd for Deer Lodge County.
Mvcrch, In action in said Court whcrin VIM Purvine
and Henry Schneiple plaintiffs, and N. Heal. II.
p. Drsun0u. J. II. Merrill and John Ccry are de-
PENDANTS. and Judgment having been entered acanst
said defendants and in favor Of said plaintiffs for tho
sum Of Five Hundred and Two and 5lo0ths $50! 3Sl
Dollars damages, and costs in the sum Of Twenty
Misc and 7s1Ooths tsso.73 Dollars. aud all further
URDAS. THE ssTn DAY OF APRIL; p 1871,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ and o'clock J..
NJ Of said day. ut the front door Of the Court House
In Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory, sell Il. public
auction to the highest and best bidder for each in
hand the following described property. all located in
Flint Creek Mining District, Deer Lodge Comfy. ".
T., ~ follows. t0-wit: Quartz mining claims Nos
one III and two t2l L, aud Nos one II and two t2i
sw from Discovery and Discovery claim OH tn.
Aurora Lode; Also, Discovery claim and Nos one III
and two t2l N + and III and ~ OF Discovery
on the Thunderhot Lode. Also, Discovery claim and
Nos one IN and rel East, aud one ri and two ri
West the Pioneer Lode. Also fifty l50l feet Of No
(4l Weet on the Comanche extension. Also. all tho
interest Of either IF the above named defend
Ants IN and to Nos ~ and two rel West on the
comanchc extension. Also Discovery Claim on tho
COmanchc extension,
Given under my hand this 9th dav Of April 1871.
WESLEY W JONES, Sheriff.
o4@ by CHAs. ). WARREN. Deputy Sheriff.
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The Masquerade. - The Second Mas.
qucrade Ball came off promptly on Wed.
nesday evening rs advertised. To saw it
was "a perfect success is q stereotyped
phrase, and as We have no stereotype works
It is necessarily omitted. However. it was
largely attended, considering the length of
grass, and the number in costumcs-somc of
which were excellent characters made up
with good taste and skill was double
that at the previous Ball. The Masquerade
has become popular, and next winter Deer
Lodge will doubtless have a carnival night.
worthy of record. Among tho gentlemen
characters wcrc-''Jonathan," Mr.. j. b. w..
ION the swap" well sustained; 'John Chi.
naman," unknown, who "for ways that
were dark and tricks that were yain," did
much bewilder and amusc; IArER, w.
B. d.; "Phun," G. NJ. L.. very phunny:
"Shoo Fly.' II. G. ", in first class livery;
"Courticr," G. s., at highest altitude;
"Dandy." E. c., very smooth, ''pleasc reg.
ister:" Greek Gentleman, with brogue, J.
H.; Claude Melnotte, J. C. K 80 palace
lifting to eternal summer its marble halls :"
Roustabout, A. 4. W., good current and
manifold reports concerning him; San Do.
mingo Nobleman, Oh. NJ, ''lct US have a
piece" Dan'l Lambert, II. J. n, . noun.
tain Of gross flesh: Scotch Peasant, Robt
H.. canny Scot, "wccl, wecl;" BLACK
Monk" F. s., sing ulsr ssint; paddy"
u. G. L., "would yes thread on the tail ov
me coat!" "Jnilcr of Hsdes," II. Nc "who
enters here leaves hope behind" "Calvcrton
HAL" II. w., ''all the worlds show"
"Chas. H." Capt. j., "Open the window,
love-" Mephistophelcs, J. II. NJ, 'All these
will give unto YOU" "Sailor Boy" &C.,
- sweet heart in every port"
Among the ladies were LADY Gay
Spankcr," Miss r. r., perfect costume and
admirably rendered; daughter of the Re.
gimcnt," Mrs. B.-r, ditto: I'VE have drank
from the same cantcen; "Evangeline," Mrs.
BE, half domino: Ever true to thee"
Liberty" Miss NJ. Nc, elegant costume:
"For thee sigh;" BLACK Num-" Mrs. W.:
PRAY without ccasing;" Swiss Shepherd.
css, Mrs. c. C. G.: From early dawn till
dcwy eve" Erin" Mrs. p. Me-: "A wearin
- the green;" "Columbis," Mrs. VS.:
"Thc land Of the brave and the true" Peas.
ant, Mrs. N. c. B., bright and srrightly;
Lady Athcrton," Mrs P: "What are
the wild waves saying?" The above are all
tho characters we rccollcct. The dancing
lasted till a quarter of twelve CHATS the
way to say three O'Clock to steady going
pcoplc), and every person heard from en-.
joycd the occasion without mental rcscrys.
Ii0n or physical evasion.
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Proposals fol. supplies.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,
OFFICE CHIEF QUAETERMAsTEn.
st. PanL MINI, Feb. s, 1871.
GEALED PROPOSALS. duly endorsed as such. in
- the usual FORM subject to the usual conditions. ia
duplicate, invited to supply the several Posts In
this Department. with the regular Military Supplies,
for one year from June 81, 1871. rs follows:
Fort Smelling MIMI, a6O cords Of oak Wood. 90 tons
Of Hay, y tons Of straw Fort Ripley, Mimi, s,W
cords Of oak Wood, 135 tons Of Hay. Fort Abcrcrvm
Bile d. T.. lOls tons Of Hay Fort Wadsworth, ID. r.,
SO cords Of oak Wood 50 tons Of Hay Fort Ransom.
D. T.. 92 tons Of Hay. Fort Pemua, D. r., $50 cords
Of oak Wood, 32l tons Of Hay. Fort rOtten, D. r..
$50 cords Of oak Wood sou tons of Hay. Fort Stew
D. r., GOO cords Of Wood $40 tons Of Coal. 80
tons Of Hay Fort Buford, D. T., GO5 cords Of Wood.
1910 tone Ut Coal. 45l tons Of Hay. Fort Rice D. T.,
sou cords OF Wood 32S tons Of Hay. Fort Suly, D.
T.. 2Gu6 cords OF Wood, 4Us tons OF Hay Fort Ran,
DALI d. T.. 23G5 cords Of Wood, 4Si tons Of Hay.
Sioux City, Iowa, 23t cords Of oak Wood - tons Of
Hay. Fort Benton, NJ r. $50 cords Of Wood, lis tons
Of Hay. Camp Baker, N T. / 1855 cords Of Wood. 27s
tons Of Hay. Fort Shaw. NJ 7. 1l9a cords Of Wood,
or 1900 tons Of Coal, 1862 tons OF Hay.
The several quantities herein mentioned may be In
creased or diminished. may he required to meet the
legal necessities for the period specified These pro
pOsals will be received ut this Office up 10 70 o'clock
NJ. the 18th day Of April 1871: ALSO at the office Of
Post Qualtcrmasler OF each Post to be supplied to
the sau,e hour.
By command Of Major General Hancock.
=. H. HOLABIRD.
90 It Chief OUuIiermNeter
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Jobbng Raso0I :

>" DEEs LoDas, April IL 1911,
The joSbane trsls has teen quite bsisk fpp thS ~
week, cssnssy merchants dining ~ thsk assevtn@ts
for the spring trade. The sa|ss At aoue Of our lob
bling bouses are rangnG up to sbost @l,Qoo pee day
this month in that kind Of trade The quotAtious 10.
main shout the came - Last week, except chaaes in
Candles from SC to &c Oysters from I'll 90 90 so
Corn from 81 90 to - 90: Cages and Plans from
Oh 90 10 e1s So Raspbeniss, dried from sc 70 &C.
and Bacon from Sc to &c. Competition b sesive
AID merchants anticipate II will result In shading
below rates offered in Helena. to control the West
Side trade. The following arc quotations corrected to
date.
Candles ssc Coffeea40 canssd sood., oy,te,,
90 So Winslow's Corn O. &C. Tomatoes - 50, ssav.
berries I'll So Cages 81 50 Pluns Sis 50, Peaches
I'll o.
Salt Lake Peaches &c, California ditto &c. Apples
$50 s0c, Cunants &C., Raspberres 4Oc, Blackberrits
si3Oc, Cherries &c, Citron &c, new Rsisns g So
old ditto IS g.: Bacon sc, Lard se0ssc, Hams So
&c. Sugar 22k0 Sc; syrurs gal kgs Oh CO. 10 e,l
ks 81 o.; Coal on 81 90 Matches, Cal Tins ST. 50.
Telegraph $ls %; Brooms % 900 90 o., Yeast Pow
ders - Is
Tobacco, Cable Twist 81 - Light Pressed q 3,
Navy 81 20. other brand 750Soc. Tea. Imperial.
Young Tyson aud Gunpowder 81 as@Sa 10; Pickles,
10 gsl kcs 81 o. gal jars ~ O. gal jals Oil 90:
Btters, Hostctters S4 o. Rcd Jacket Sls 90, Other
brands III 0oGl 81 50; Shovels, Ames sprnr poiut
extra handles ss 90, common shoves @1s co.. Maple
Sugar a5Gt aOc; Wrapping Paper S1s 90; Gum Boots.
Genuine Hayward's Colchester 900 %. eounterfets
branded "Haywards," can be purchased At SIS W0
SIS 00per case; Ns 3D. Sd and l0d Sls o. ID 81 on
nd and A0d "a 30 Flour, Bitter Root % 90 Uaiou
Mills Sll 90; Butter 5O0s5c Ecgs 10000; Beans
H016c; Oats SC: Potatoes 3H04c.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-04-14

Tracing It Morrill, The gold and silver
belt recently tapped by the Pick and Flo~
st Clark's Fork, apparently extends along
the North and South American continents
from the Arctic to the Antartic Circles, and
1t is only matters of perseverance,, prospect
ing, and the continuance Of Time, that the
pick and pan will bs symbols of fraternity
from Prince Albert's Land to Patagonia.
One Of the latest extensions northward that
We have knowledge of are mines reported
to have been found between Fort Edmonton
$50 miles North Of Benton-and Belt
River, on tributaries of the Saskatchewan.
A party Of prospectors, principally Montsn.
ians, found prospects there last fall. re.
turned to Edmonton 70 winter, and purpose
returning q soon Is the weather permits
this Spring to continue the work. Among
them is Mr.. Alex. Psmbrum, who accom-
panied Johnny Grant to Rcd River In 81,
and who has been on the Saskatchewan
since Sept. He says the Saskatchewan
mines are not averaging more than 81 or -
to the hand, but the party 10 much better
pleased with the prospects Of the new coun.
try. We will have advices - their explo-
rations progress, and would be pleased II
developments warrant the extension OF
Montana stage lines toward the Polar Sea-