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SPECIAL NOTICE,

II Is the fate Of every truly valuable
medicine 10 be counterfciled. Job Moses
Sir James Clark's Female Pills are e1tcn.
sively conn'erfei'ed The genuine have
Tue na"o Of "Job Moncs" on each package.
All others nre worthless. Dishonest Drug
gists endenvor to sell tho countcrfcirs to
make greater profits.
N. H.-In NIL cases where the genuine
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Eaak2&SS1ersashss { .Ss2laaaahkSSS,4A g
J. wAn..., rrsm,.ot r. {, MsD"..G. ! Co, p,.tsi,,
MILLIONS ncnr Tostimony TO thcir
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar BltterB arc not q yilo Pnney
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskcy
Proof Spirits nnd Refuse Liquors, doc,
tored, spiccd and sweotcncd 10 please tho taste,
called Toncs," " Appctizers." Rcstorcrs," &c,
that lead tho tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are = true Medicine mado FROM tho Native
Roots and Herbs Of California. free from all
Alcoholic Stimulnuts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER nnd A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, 3 perfect
Rcnovntor aud luSigorator OF the System, carry.
Ing of all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
TO healthy condition. No person can tsko these
Differs according TO directions and remain long
unwcll provided their bones arc not destroyed
By mineral poison other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair
They arc II GcntIo PurGntive ns we'll
n8 n Tonic, possessing, also, tho peculiar merit
OF acting IS powerful agent IN relieving ConCcs.
lion or Inflammation OF tho Liver, and Of all the
fisccraI Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old, married or single, At the dawn Of
womanhood at the turn OF lifc, theso Tonic Dit.
torn hnrc no equal. o. .'. '..'.'
FOR lnflu tory aud Chronic Nhru.
mntism and Gout, Dyspepsia or ln-
digestion, Bilious, Remittcnt nnd
Intermittent Fcrcra, DiscRacs OF tho
Blood, 1ivcr, Kidneys and Dlnddor,
these Hlttcrs have been most succcssful. Such
Dlncnscs are caused by titintcd Blood,
which Is generally produced bJ arrangement OF
the Digestive Or9nnH.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
IIoNdnclc, rain in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tight.
ness OF the Chest. Dixzincas, Sour Eructationa Of
tho Stomach, Bnd Tasto IN tho Mouth, Biiious
httncko, ralpitnton OF tho Heart, 1nhnmnato Of
the Lungs, Pain in ther gions Of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful Hymptoms ere the OF
springs Of Dyspcpnla,
They inviSorato the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them OF
uncQn lied efficacy in cleansing the blood OF all i'm.
purtics, and impnrting new life and yiKor to tho
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Brur,ton., ,Tetter.
Salt thcun, llotchcs, Spots, rmples. pustules,
Rolls Carbunclrs, Ring. Worms, Srnd Head, Sore
Iycs Eysipelns Itch. Scnrfs 0isc oorntions Of tho
skin, lunors aud Dis"asrk Of the skin, OF what
ever nnlnc or nature. arc literally dug MP ami car:
ri "% 81 the s IL ii n,rs , l%s BY the ct
vince the most icrednuus Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiatcd Blood whenever you ind its
impurities bursting through the skin In Pimplas,
Eiptions or Sorcs; cleanse II when you md it
ohstructcd aud suRgish IN The veins: cleanse IL
when is fon and your feelings will tell you whom.
Keep the blood pure, and the health OF tho system
will follow
PIN, TApB, and other WORMS, urkir9
IN The system Of many thousands. arc sffsctally
d, ntiDi cd and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER. rroNriGt,r Il. II MCD0NALD&
Col, and s! aud 81 Commerce Street, New York.
may
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Buys and soils improved and unimprs,ed
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Cold Weather Caused by HoleS In the
Sun.

Tho astronomers have brought for
ward on explanation Of this Protraot.
cd "cold spoil" They say that tho
sums disc 10 cold weather.is riddIed
with holes, IN other words, with spots,
ono OF which is of very considerable
size 1t is deep cavity in the
phostosphere, and SO wido that tho
whole terrestrial globe would fiud
room in 1t without touching the
edges. There is another spot Which,
though much smaller, still has one Of
its diameters as large a. that Of our
earth. Herschel and Arago, having
conceived the idea Of comparing the
annual price Of corn to tho number Of
solar spots observed each year, found,
on comparing a series Of twenty. five
results, that tho greater Number of
spots tho higher was the cost of bread
stuffs. This shows that these phe-
nomena may reduce tho heat Of the
sun considerably.
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Agens Norman, the Britiah child
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sEMI.WEEKLY Sun, 50 A YEAR,
OF tho same size AMI general character A.
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miscellaneous reading. and furnishing tho news
20 Its subscribers with creator freshness because
1t comes twice week instead OF once only.
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A Festival Tor the Childreu.-The pco

A Festival tor the Children. people
of Deer Lodge and vicinity will have oppor-
tunity to witness an entertainment, under
the auspices and for the benefit of the Deer
Lodge Public School. at Stuart Hall. on
Thursday evening. 2Sth inst. The main
features of the occasion will consist in Mu.
sic, Declarations, Dialogues and Recita.
tons. The Music, in part at least, will be
under the direction IF Mrs. J. w. Gilbert,
who has kindly consented to aid worthy
object. This arrangement will secure some-
thing pleasant to the lovers of the vocal art.
The School is greatly in need Of ordinary
apparatus. At present there is neither
Wall Map, Globe. Dictionary, nor other
teachers aid, except Blackboard. A
charge of fifty cents admittance will he ap>
piled toward supplying the above.nsmed
need, after defrsying unavoidable expenses
All are invited to attend. thus aiding 4 good
cause, and at the same time enjoying, q,
this fcstal holiday season. the crude efforts
of the MEN of To morrow" The young
folks will be glad to see you, and will do
their best to please. So come. Doors open
at Z o'clock. Exercises will commence at
u o'clock.
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LOCAL NEWS.

StereOpticon Exhibition. - Mr.. A. r.
Thrashcr, who spent several weeks in tho
Yellowstone and Madison country. with
the Raymond party and alone, gave exhibi
tons of his views with the aid Of Stercop.
tic0n, at Stuart Hall, on Saturday and Mon.
day evenings, to excellent houses. The
views arc very well taken and our people
were enabled to obtain very correct idea
of that wonderland, without the fatigue
and privations incident to an exploration in
propria persOnae. Some fine views of the
Yosemite and other interesting local and
general scenes were also exhibited. The ex.
hibitor experienced much difficulty with
his magnesium lights. annoying to the au.
dience, but infinitely more sggravating to
him. Mr.. w. W. johnson has purchased an
interest in the views, and it is their inten
ton to start East at once, procure new
lights, perfect the views, and exhibit in the
States. M. Thrssher also designs publish.
ing his views in b'ok form, in elegant man.
ner, the letter press descriptions Of which
will be written up by R. W. Raymond, U.
3. Mining Commissioner and Editor of the
Mining Journo! Of New York. He is ta.
king subscriptions for the work, and has
met with that excellent success his industry
and energy in first visiting Wonderland and
and his superior qualifications as photo
graphcr entitle him TO. We trust he and
Dir. johnson will meet with good fortune
In their. enterprise.
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Postal Aatten.-Some eighteen month,
since the people of Warm Springs settle
ment. in the Upper Deer Lodge valley. pc
titioned for the establishment of . Posi-
Office in this community, there then be inl
no offices nearer than Silver Bow, Cable ne
Deer Lodge, from twelve to twenty miles
distant. The Warm Springs settlement
consists of probably $50 persons, mostly By
. permanent, farming community. They
petitioned for the location of the Post Office
Ut convenient place - nearly central ~
could be fixed, and recommended, We be-
lieve. Mr.. VIM. II. James for the Post Mas
ter. The petition was sent n Hon. James
n. Csvanaugh. In course of time there
came the order for the appointment of Mr..
L. q. Bernard a. P. N. and the establish.
ment of the Post Office at Bernardo ranch
on the Deer Lodge and Silver Bow road,
from four to seven miles from the Warm
Springs settlement, in locality where it
was not conveniently accessible to them,
owing to the character of the intervening
country and the absence of roads. There
are not, to the best of our knowledge, more
than half dozen families living convenient
to the present Office, and they oil, or nearly
oil, live on the stage road where their mails
can be obtained or sent by the driver to the
nearest p. o.
We ask Mr.. Clagett to have this Post
Office removed to the Warm Springs store
and to have Mr.. E Gerard appointed Post
Master It will thus he convenient To within
two or three miles of; the larger portion
Of Warm Springs settlement. at point they
frequent for the purchase of goods, and but
little out of their way to and from Deer
Lodge, and not only as near to some Of
those on the River as Demands Is, but
nearer to many Others To carry the mail
up into the settlements would require di.
vergcncc from the main route as the mail
is now carried. From all we can learn this
will meet with the wishes of the people
mentioned. and will he great favor to
them, as many of them now have their mail
addressed to Deer Lodge twenty miles
distant-in preference to having it 80 to
the Warm Springs P. O. As there is
now daily service on the route it will give
them as good mail facilities as they could
desire, and they arc justly entitled 10 better
than they have had or have now.
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dangerous passage until the foot of the
mountain was reached. Even then, - va
began to ascend the almost perpendicular
hill At the head Of the basin, We found little
fountains of hot sulphur water perched
upon its side long way up. From the
high backbone we had . 6ne view OF tho
country over which we had passed. Gey.
sers, big and little, too numerous to reckon,
were Visible below rs and for miles away.
But joyfully turning our backs upon
sATAN's sANCTUN,
We were soon ION the heights" that an
Auerbach himself might be rejoiced to zee,
and which may well be considered the
Summit Of Wonderland.
Cro II CONTINUITY
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MAR ID.

MARRIED.
ELECTROMAGNETIC The reeidence of the
bside'e fsthes. Mieeoula, H. T., Sunday, Dec 1osh,
1871. BY the Rev. VIM. H. Stoy, Of the Episcopal
Church. Hon. Frank h. Woody and Miss Lizsie
CountIyman, all OF 1lssoula.
One BY one the Rovefs fall,
Yield, content. to Hymer's thrai;
Lay the banner Of the free
Prone before the enemy.
But gallant eainted shah he be
In every bachelors memory,
Who though BY C0untryman ensnared,
Was quick in arms alert, prepared;
Nor Woody yield, till In defeat
That Countsyman was obsolete.
Az triding reparatior for the above atrocty. Frank
and Liszie have very best witches for the best ol
ths worlds bessings and - far into the next ~ 70
have jurisdiction.
CAvs-HAcxLs1Ax-0n Monday, Dec 1, 1871, At The
home Ut the brides father, on Skelkaho. 1iseoula
county: BY Rev. T. c. niG, NJ. Alfred Cave to Mn.
Carrie Hacke1man.
R.v ssanc1 ~ We w,.e0S %a, vss "a .sS ~ ~
Alice Steele, oil II Meagher county.
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Insane.-Heury Bschman. native Of the
Canton of Zurich, Switzerland. aged q
years. for four years resident of Confede.
rate Gulch, and since August last in French
Gulch. was brought to Deer Lodge by Sam.
Matturain on Tuesday and given into
charge of DR.. Holmes rs insane. His in
sanity Is of mild and gentlemanly type.
He Is possessed by spirits They come to
him when he is at work and tell him to
take walk, and he walks. The frequency
of these visltations. and the continuance of
his walks, has 20 seriously iuterfered with
his industrial pursuits. that the party No.
tive of Switzerland 10 in impecunious cir.
cumstances and on the County.
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Just Received at
JOHN P. FINK f CO.'S
OV T. IL ~ HI o E -!
For Gents, Ladies and Misses.

Fort Benton ItemA-A dispatch dated
Fort Benton 18th, says: About o'clock
this A. N. the wind commenced blowing &C.
compsnied with sleet. increasing in fury
until it took the semblance of . hurricane.
One house was blown down and others in =.
jured. Large pieces of wood and boards
were blown into the river. It has been
mild aid thawing the past week, bat il
freezing now. The buffalo are within 4
half mile of the Fort and the slaughter con-.
tinues.
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w HI EAT

0DIoounds to the Bushel
40 to so Bushels to the Acre,
ksnning's Rocky Mountain Spring Wheat
THIS WHEAT grove to medium height: IL stalky
l. md iipcns two to three weeks ca. ier than an,
other variety. The
Heads arc Slx-Rowed,
AND
HAVE 20 to o. BERRIES TO THE HEAD
Il Weighs 90 Pounds to tho 8vshe,,
1T YIELDS FROM 40 TO 40 BUSHELS PER ACRE
HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN to SMUT UNDER
ANY CIRCUMSTANCES
'A'0A0H III SG Fizsr - 70 4 TGyTr4M F@o1
One Bushel Of Seed per Acre is Sufficient !:
Should be SoUn Thin.
-FOUR POUNDS or SEED WILL PRODUCE TEN
BUSHELS OF WHEAT
I HAVE RAISED THIS SEASON 500
BUSHELS FROM SIX BUSHELS Of SEED
This Wheat IL believed to have been brought to my
farm by Wild birds IN 1887 From twelve heads found
have raised my present crop, and only portion Of
the second and third crops we've sown.
1t 10 offered for sae at g. per pound. Four pounds
securely packed, sent to any POst-Ofce IN the U. S.
postage pre- paid, for $500. Address
IN. MANNING,
Deer Lodge.
llG I'm Montana.
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FUN FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
KIM A S TOY S!
Just received BY coach at les2t KENYONS.
Just Received 1t
JOHN r. FINK E CO.'S
OV T. IL . HI O Il .!
For Gents, Ladies and Misses.

Fresh Calif0rn Ia Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINS CHMlDT BROS
large invoice Of Fresh California Fruits,
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Ut every
variety.
The best and largest stock In the market Will be
sold at lowest figures for Cash.
Dealers and Consumers will ind Il to their advan.
tage to call. KLElNSCuMIDT BROS,
ll4-tf Deer Lodge.
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The Davenport Democrat thus describes
the Grosvenor homicide "A government
rife with fool at one end and dead citi.
zen 1t the other"
December I'd. John Bennett Jr., Of Grass
Valley, was drowned in small lake near
the junction Of Deer and Feather rivers,
He leaves wife and three children.
Charley De Long. Minister to Japan, ID
expected to arrive in San Francisco by the
next steamer from Yokohama, and will
probaly stop for some time In Nevada, ral-
lying his friends for the Senatorial fight
which comes off in 1872.
The San Fran. Chronicle, of Dec Sd, says:
on Tuesday last, at one O'Clock. the marriage
of William N. Gwin Jr. with Miss. Blanche
Maynard, daughter Of George F. Maynard,
and neice of Lafayette Maynard of this
city, took place At Trinity Church. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR..
Lyman.
The Deseres Neaes, church organ, thus
speaks of the new appointment George G.
Bates, Eco, the U. S. Attorney for Utah,
recently appointed by President Grant, A..
rived in this city yesterday morning. Mr..
Bates comes here with the reputation Of .
sound lawyer and a gentleman. We are
glad to chronicle his arrival, for whatever
his peculiar bias may be, if he have one.
there Is abundant chance in this Ter.
ritory 1t the present time, for such . man
to gain large increase of honor. whether
- lawyer or q gentleman.
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I. d. d. r
MASONIC.
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
In the following will be found items Of interest to
postmasters and patrons:

p0stmasters and patrons:
SYNOPSIS or GENERAL NEWSPAPER LAWS.
L. Postmaster required to give notice by letter
trcturng the paper does not answer the law when
subscriber does take his paper of the office.
and state the for it, not being taken: and u
neglect to do makes the postmaster responsible to
the publishers for the payment.
Any person who takes paper from the post office.
whether directed to his name another or whether
he has subscribed or not IL responsible tor the pay.
3. II person orders the piper discontinued. he
must pay all arrcaragcs the publishers mcy continue
to send It until the payment IL made.
II the subscriber orders his paper to be stopped
At certain tinc and the publisher continues to send
the subscriber IL bound to pay for II he takes 1t from
the post Office The law proceeds upon the ground
that man must pay for what he uses
g. The courts have decided that refusing to take
remoy,w and having Itr," upessa for rr;r~ ee -
evidence Of intentional fraud
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Milk tor All.

Thanking the citizens OF Deer Lodge for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon me- take pleasure ID
informing them that am now able 70 furnish
All the Mix Required,
warranted pure. unaduerated. and not diluted. Nilk
Will b. delivered every morning, lnO p0stpouemeut On
account Of weather.. at 8 70 10 O'Clock.
Eaving established permanently ard procured all
the cows needed, those whom have heretofore hem
unable to supply hereby n0tiaed they can now s.
accommodated. J. II. EDOERLY.
Deer Lodge, Dec Is, lS7l. q
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Ye'r 9orth
Saturday Morning, December Is, 1871.
Religious Services.

CATHOLIC sEkVICEs-Divinc service will be held
in the Catholic Chapel Sunda, Dec l8h ut the usual
hours Rev. X. De Ryckere officiating
The Rev W. II. Stoy will ohiciatc and preach on
Sunday next. Dec. u, at O'Clock. n H., and p
At STUART HALL The Sunday School meets In the
C"UnT lIOusx, ms usual ut $50 p. IN. GU Arrange
ments have been made which will secure warmth d
cOmfOt to all attending the services at Stuart Hall
The public arc cordially invited.
Rev: $. J. Catlin, Presiding Elder of the NJ. E.
Church South, for this district, will preach ut the
Court House, sunday. ut II O'Clock H. NJ, and p IN
/. q. d. +.
TIVE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF COT
l. tOnwOod Lodge No. l. o. u. r. will be held cv.
cry Wednesday evening ut the Masonic Hall. ut Z
O'Clock. Sojourning Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
A. NJ. LEVY. N. G.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary.
MASONIC.
4 THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
TX FRI and md Es u %s :s%
X r. KENYON. Secretary.
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The Rrirl nj Chant,

The Bridal Chamber.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with MARRIAGE-with
sure means of relief for the ErrIng and Unfortunate.
diseased and debtated Sent free Of charge iu seal
cd envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. ll6-iyr
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Bl0CkloOt.
~ 4 PROePECfoR

Who wandered to our cabin doo.
With head half scalped and foot ~ sore,
And vowed he'd fight the Sioux no more3
The meek and lowly Blackfoot
Who csept into our camp At night,
And gave our horses such fright
They 1sves since have been In sight
The nimble. footed Biaeklvok
Who shot the rarehman In bic door,
Who'd been his friend tos years bsforel
And lett him welterine in his gores.
The bloody. handed Blackfoot.
Who shared with 10 our loaf OF bread,
Then knocked my partner on the head
And away 70 the mountains swiftly sped:
That treacherous "bilk' Of Backfoot
Deer Lodge, Dec. 10, u
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NOTICE.

All parties indebted to J. B. Wilcox, on open &C
count otherwise requested to call and settle tn
came. thereby saving cost. The goods on hand vii
be closed ont 1t cost for cash. WI. MCNAMARA
ll34t Aesi9neo.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-12-16

Nix.--The Pioneer wants the views of the
press on its project to have Thanksgiving
day hereafter, proclaimed for Dec. 25th-
Christmss-and observed annually on that
day hereafter. We offer our most sincere
astronomical objections, and will fight 1t
to the bitter (cold) end (of the year,. When.
ever we come to gaze more lovingly. linger.
ingly, and voraciously on one turkey than
on two, we may reconsider. Until then
war to the knife, and the knife TO the tur.
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