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LOCAL ~ EWS.
port ON's LATEST EXPLOIT.
us yictim:zrs Fifty DostOnians, and
,..rrt, them In San Francisco.

w., remember the expeditions brought
H., Montana within the past three years,
y. sc,unIrel namcl Robson DIETER
,,o,,n as Robinson" one Of the most
,.,s,bIr and unprincipled thieves in the
World, who goes to the Eastern States,
.onxeys TO ruIlible individuals the s0ry
,h., he has discovered, somcw here In the
"a, vest. u mons'rous ledge of surprisingly
rich ur,z, specimens from which, show
IN, from one third to one half pure gold,
no pxhibi,s) that 1t IL In All Indian country,
som which be was driven amid many
,rrjls from savages, that no one In the
world beside himself knows its location,
vh,ch is in one of the unknown Businesses
IF the mountains, that u party Of forty or
df,y would be abundantly able To protect
themselves from the, Indians, and would, in
few weeks he richer than sll the Roihs.
cbiIds and that he will lead such . party
10 the spot and give them an equal interest
with himself on the payment "t 81 600 each.
Two of these PARTIES he brought 10 Mon
i,na and ubaudoncd--One in Helena and
one in M,ssoua Last April, the readers of
the New NoKTM WEST will remember, we
gave account that he was organizing another
swlualc in New ioik and Boston, but,
"lew the ncsl" for some time on account Of
the ,aiLr dscou'sging circumstance tina,
Mr. J. 7. Robertson, formerly of Missoula,
s,d now Of L. L. Bonner ~ Co., heard Of
bis game. proclaimed him u scoundrel, and
made several engagements TO meet the said
Robcson IN presence of his dupcs, aud con.
vince them that he WAS william, all of
which tcte tctcs the soill gold miner sed
ulously avoided, having pressing business
in other places. We head nothing more
Of HIM until within the past few days. 1t
sppears he iiLal'y engaged party OF fifty
prrgns, principally New Englanders, and
n scbrd sah Fiancisco with them some two
weeks ago, the gold lead being located this
lime in Oregon. There he abandoned them
Is usual, having swindlcd them Out Of all
the means they had lcft--sone So, QUO
and lief. them destitute, and subject
70 the minsIc! SYM athies aud SAT-
CAsllls o! the self rising people and press
They are deserving of hut little Of The for.
ner ANY person IN this day and genera
ton. who proposes To give 100 cents for 90,
IA, s.irly DC Set dawn as. y swlndIrr.
Where sLill We next hear OF R,Dcsou ! aud
what
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS,
1]e-tf BILLY WILSON.
Ladies' Cloth Cutters.
Cents Cloth oaIt0ro,
JUST RECEIVED AT -
JNO. r. FIN X Il Coa0,
1851 Ds1 Lodge.

Unnecessary Solicitsde. -Some Of our Ma
gin"is brethren are very much exercised 1t
what they call lack Of ''enthustasm" At
the Republican meeting here. II what they
denominate enthusiasm" 10 brawlery and
disorder, which can be manufactured
on any occasion with . gallon or two of
whisky, we are proud for the intelligence
and responsibility of our people, that it
v - not manifested ia IN audience where
SO many ladies were present. II they think,
however. that every man and woman who
heard Clagett did not feel earnestly that
he WAS entitled to, and deserving of, their
highest opinions and best efforts, they have
come to that pass where they measure only
empty sound, and think . big drum or q
horse fiddle, the grsndest evidence in the
world of popular sentiment The intense
quietude while he Was speaking, and the
solid, earnest. united chcers with which
they responded to bis name, is the safest
thing in the world to bet on for sotes, and
that is what Is counted, and counts.
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Cnn<l les to suit both old and young,
Candies admired by every one
Candies In notices to make love in.
Candies for riding, walking, talking:
Candies also. that babies cry for,
CaDiies to please oil styles and hnances.
Go to WIN. COLEMAN'S,
l56-lt Post Office store.
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JUST RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
AAtSN ENCIlANGE,"
Direct from Edinburg,
>.oeFs curry's Celebrated Ale, In Beetles
@ xeunger's Or am Ale, In Dettlsa
N' WIN. WILSON.

'"e Northern Survey. Cheno with
~" on Wednesday from the Pen
"''e'''e Lake country, where he has been
''"'ec'e.l with Be'tner's N. =. r. r. sur
'"s party. Having been compelled ny
h., "ea'h I" resign, he is en- route to his
'"' 10 Washington. lie informs us the
r's! mas run l40 miles from Missoula and
nj "''l" ~ miles Of Pen d'Oreille Lake
rn' ' ''ey expect to meet Wards party
H.. " u" Two "rthree weeks, surveying up from
n.y." s west aud will run on until they con.
Sa s. They have been running through
m.n ' rugged ana heavy timbered country,
heavy work for the surveyors, but
x"., " good route for the Railroad. The
ma" 'Aet has been excessively hot, the slti.
n.. 'n'y being about 1900 above the Sea.
IN, e' has abandoned the idea of survey.
VII. ~" :. river route At present. and IL again
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FROA BLACKPOOT.
4 Rattling Time In Cam
EDrr0R NBw NoRru.WHr

On Monday evening Maj c. s. Bagg, o.
B. O'Bsnn"n, Esq. Sheriff Wesley Jones,
and Mr.. P. II. Burke came up from your
town to fill the advertised engagement of
IN evenings ,speech.making for Billy
clagrtt. Mr.. Bsgg gave Us . mastery
speech. He WAS interrupted several times,
but got away with his man handsomely
every turn. The Naginnis wing "cuss'
him for mll there IL out. hut the Major is
one "f the rid consistent believers N Union
Democracy and can't At hts sge turn p"li,i.
cal somersau'ts as req lily a. come young.
er Democrats. He sets them deep. and
they know what he ssys 10 Democracy
without the adul,cration they are willing
to swallow under that name for the mere
cake of getting into power again at the sac.
rifice ut everything the old party tied TO-
Mr.. OBsnnOn ID really good speaker
much better even than we had anticipated.
He is f"rcible, practical and direct He
confined his speech " review of Claget,'s
record in Congress, and convinced every
candid man that Montana owes it to her,
self 10 continue him Is Delegate He WAS
we'll received, and listened to with earnest
attention by the boys who oil like 20. B."
for his integrity, msnliness and fidelity 10
whatever he Is engaged in, especially when
he is in the field Tor Billy Clagett. The
boys walked up the town lively with fun
till late in the night, and we convinced
them that Blackfoot will be 0. K. for
Clagett, the hest Delegate in America, on
the first Monday In August
Yours, truly, ARGUS.
BlackfOOt July r. 1917.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"KIYUS,"
3 Wood Street,
lI4sm
Helena.
FROM BLACKFOOT.
The Boys shaking Things up for Clagett.

The Boys shaking Things up for Clagett.
EDIroR NEW NoRrHW Esr:
Tie evening Of Monday the -, was the
occasion of spirited r. publican meeting
in this place, q which Messrs MAJOR Baggs
and o. b. O'Bannon addressed the people
The speeches were characterized by clear
mess. moderation and cand0r. / have heard
but one expression in regard to them, and
that. Of unqualified approval. Major Raggs
showed up the iniquity Of the unholy alli
snce between Greeley and the defunct
Democracy, and the veteran Democrat vsx.
ed eloquent In his demonstrations Of the
corrupt abandonment Of principle whereby
he and his compeers were left out in the
cold. pr f.-. r"f.r..s, 80 H.
Mr.. O'Bannsn spoke At length, reviewing
Mr.. Clayet,'s services in Congress, and
showing beyond dispute that Billy C!sgett
had accomplished more for our Territory
In one session IN Congress, than had been
affected during eight years by his predeces.
sors. Both gentlemen are good speakers in
manner and matter, and In my judgment
gratifying results Of their lxbors will be
shown on the 9Th day of August. -
Yours for Grant, Clagett and Victory.
Blackfoot, July ~. 49, q.
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LOCAL BRE BREW

"U3s Minors" letter too late for this
issue. .n. r@ r ~
The Cherry Greek Mines beyond ster.
ling, are opening up good.
Bishop D. .. TuttIe, will preach In Deer
Lodge one week from Sunday.
The power press Of the NEW Nosra.
WEsr will arrive In . few days.
The Aontanian is out again, having lost
week by breaking the press
The First National 10 using $4,000 .
week in purchasing gold dust
What has Dr.. Voolfolk TO do with
vsughn's Milki See Independent.
O. B. O'Bannon. ESQ.,, will address the
people of Yamhill tomorrow evening.
Harry Norton left for Virginia, direct.
Monday, having largely increased the sub
scription list of that excellent paper.
ledge Knowles returns this evening.
Do Ford, the soul of Butte, was IN town
few days, since last issue.
The ladies of Deer Lodge arc getting up
. Leap Year Ball for next Tuesday evening
1t promises to be . pleasant affair.
Bishop Marven, of the N. E. Church
South, delivered able aud eloquent sermons
/ In Deer Lodge on SATURDAY evening and
Sunday.
A large lot Of fine retort from Bell &
kohrs' Cable plscers bought at the lot M.
tional, is evidence 40" 10 doing some sue
cessful mining on the hills.
Mr.. J. ". HoIcomb, of Yamhill, who
purc4ased last winter farm Of 100 acre.
In Texas, 10 in receipt of q letter saying
that the grain crop in that State is the bes,
ever known.
Our jolly friend, Tho's Rea, was the re-
cipient Of No. Tor ~ Greeley tile in q
W. Dry Goods Box by Express, this week.
There will be funeral in Missoula soon
Due notice will appear In the papers.
Cal. c. (Calcium) Clswson and Hank
Keith returned from their quart. pros
pect'ng trip this week. They took up some
good fleet" on the Boulder-but brough,
them back blistered.
Among the midsummer recreations in
prospect, VIC know of none that promise.
to be more pleasant than the Leap Year
Ball at the Warm Springs Hotel. Belangel
is the finest host in the country, and every.
thing will be done for the comfort and en-
joyment of those in atten dance.
The Maginnisites who run the political
machine are frightened about Deer Lodge
and Missoula Counties. They are carpet.
bagging all their available stumpers into
them and spending money like Coal Oil
Johnny. The vote will go for to show"
that the friends of Billy Clagett are increas.
ing every day, and oil the blowing and
elcctioneering of the politicians can't swerve
. man. One good hard working miner 10
worth dozen of the smooth spoken law.
yers in u campaign, and they will find on
election day the power is with the people,
not with the AttOrneys>st POlitics.
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The Raoes.-The Series of Races adver.
tised to commence In Deer Lodge yesterday
attracted quite number Of strangers to
town, and . goodly crowd were At the race
track. Billy Wilson hes managed the Of.
fair Admiralty, and the money 10 in Bank
for oil the Pursea The entries yesterday
for the 500 yard race for $3.50, were
"0ourd Heels" - Bsily 4 Hammond ::
"Buck"-Leon Mayetts BILLY Nuts''-
Sam Dougherty. ..'..4
Just - We 90 to press We learn that
BILLY Nuts' won tho purse, in spirited
race, BY i've feet.
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Notice i hashy given that !, pursuance Of an
Order Of The Probate Court Of Deer Lodge County.
aeca T:reery. made on the 10th day Of June.
8ates deoeassd the undersigned, Administrator Of
1etate Of said deceased Martin Waters, will sell
ct l6c auction 70 the highest and best bidder for
easng 6wful money Of the United States on Thurs
day. the eth day of August A. D. 1874 ut 3 O'Clock
2 L.. 1t Silver Bow City, Deer Lodge Co., Montana
Territory, the following property, to wit:
Stx. elevenths l3lll interval Ia what 10 known a
the Liberty Bar Ditch and Dam. located at the head
Of Deer Lodge Valley, Deer Lodge County. Montana
Territory: Alao, Fourteen Hundred ClIO0l feet Ut
Mining Ground below aaid Ditch on Liberty Bar:
81: Hundred lsssi and fortysixhs feet OF Lumber,
Five Isl Flume Boxes,
Ons-half III interest In One III Log Cabin,
One I'll Trunk and contents,
One III Cooking Kit.
Two ~ Gold Pans (0ldl
Also. One-haH III interest In the following Mining
Tools:
Two ~ Steel oads,
Two 81 Steel Drills,
Que III = ID Slsdge,
One e. Biacksniths' Hammer,
One III pair Blacksmith T0nzs,
One III Steel Crow lar,
One III Striking Hammer,
One III old Sledge,
One ~ Needle,
One al TampinX Bar,
One III Drilling spoon.
Administrator OF the Get to vi Martin VT :rs l,Si
lDatedl SlLvss Bow. July. 1ssn, 4. u. 1874.
100 It
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special n SltlCe0.
NOTICE

10 hereby given 70 the qualified electors Of School
District No one III, Deer Lodge county, n r., that
there will b. election held ct the Court Honse in
the purpose Of voting upon the questioe Of svyin9
tax IN the property 70 aid district. g 3sd school
house for the nee q said district TIE amount 81
voters Of the diatrict 10 requested.
The boundaries 0f District Ma ! - = lollevs:
line running es.t and wsse from ~ 1Oath q Ciho0
Little haAcki0se and Doe eseeks ere sAe n ..a and
the sumnit 0f the mage h the 3 Mps. ies
Polls will b opsa hOm . 4. =. tolH =.
THOS. A0klH0.
a'3a'. ~ =. *'-"s,s THOS. II. IRWIN
GRANVILLE 1TUART,
hl6eN Trustees Sch0el DiseS1ce No. !.
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FOR RENTy

4 DRlCX FIRI.PROOF STORE 9ox1o cssG, u
II ut oG1lln9, sieaased betWee0 Os60n Donnoee'
and Murphy. 0Wias = Cas- - 0aia slssst, Dese
Lodge CITY.
ALSO. Frame 6tors, adiolu!aG 1MI1l, Highs
s0sgss aso s1leahls toe s0Ass 1y oeods q eseessy
Yoaomelao G3vQa JuDe IL. Pr pagtioalAsO apply
- DANCE . 0TUAHT.
:, l0aA aH4 Dr. LsAos o., n.1.
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EVANS DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business In Deer
Lodge for two year, and received the liberal patron
age Of the people, am pleased to aunOunc that with
additional facilities end go0d oows will be able here
after to supply oil with the
Best Quality of Milk,
DELIVERED AT THEIR HOUSES m QUAINT
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage viii do
oil In my power to merit t. and win mt nv terms IN
Ut PHIL 1. HvANa
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Pilgrim Bar Extension. winter
Thos. Warren prospected bar nearly q
great In extent - that famous old gold bag,
Pilgrim Bar, lying between Pikea Peak and
Dry Gulch, just between the old discoveries.
anafot from p TO 3 cents prospects. The
nve is deep, the dump 6rstrate and other
0qe6tions lead the hest miners to believe it
viii nval Pilgrim Bar itself. Hessrs. Brels
ford d McMasters arc now putting up q
dume some 400 or 500 feet long and 70 feet
high. to carry Rock Greek Ditch water on
It. Il will be completed IL scme ) or 1
weeks. and We hope it will ful6u the beef
expectations. Il 10 named Tresdwaier Rar
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n, y" I" virginia. Judge Knowles left
", virginia On Tuesday 70 meet Judge
n. ~. ana appoint Special Terms Of Court
chico. W. purpose OF Naturxl,zing disfrsn.
'A''ed declars'ory ci.i.ens,
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s Changed Baek.-The coaches between
Helen and Deer Lodge which short time
sk6~ere. changed to run direct, with the
jerkey connecting with Blackfoot, have BEEN
changed back, and they now run - before
along the shores of Ophir and among the
Inhabitants of that wide. awake camp. We
are pleased to see the change and think the
company will be - greatly bensfttsd - the
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0lo"M'llER"WA'sxY,
$50 AT THE BANK EXCHANGE"
METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!
MERSON, GERBER b DlCKENSO!

Have the finest bar stock in the West Side or any
other side, and Of the bes-runnng billiard tables
In tn" Territory. Special invitations to the whole
community tO-cOme anl See ~.
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UNDERWEAR

The kiyus.-O"e of the pIessentest
places in the Metropolis Is Col. Sheds
delightful! little saIM,n around the corner
Which with unbridled license lie chrisicned
The "kDus." There. "evcry prospect
peAses, aud only man is dry.' Well, over
III Pioneer George Perry has It's namesske
snd rival. George aud his studio are not
perhaps quite 10 well known ss the magnif
Nen' and ever urbAnc Colonel, but that
comes OF circumstances not subject to con.
aol lie has however, just received from
ssn francisco n large invoice Of CHOICE
vines liquors and segars, aud dispenscs
@en by the barrcl, box or more transport
'oe quantities with credit to himself and
satisfaction to his customers. Call ai the
Ayus" on Perry or Shed, and it will
never be said you perisled for creature CON-
'O''s and word of cheer.
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Notice, mr. ColloCtion

Notice OF Collection.
The accounts and notoe of Klsinschmidt 4 Bro are
left q the BAnking House OF D0nnell Clark = Lara
be foe collection. All pessons knowing themselves
inebeed ere nOs1e0 to call there and make settlement
peonptly. -
Der Lodge June 10 1874 l6l-
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The Ryan Route.-Mr: Corbin, Division
Agent Of Gilmer s. Salisbury, left for
Ryan on "wednesday, and to day will
change over the coach line from Point of
Rocks I" the direct road from St0ne's to
Ryan Three new Postofiices have been
established on that route-viz Darling,
Oliver, and Birch and service 10 ordered.
These Offices will accommodate large
number Of people, and considerable dis.
lance will be saved ON the route between
Deer Lodge and Ryan.
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IIydl'Auli lie Duck
Just Received and In Store At
WM.II. w EIMAR s. cos
A LARGE LOT OF
Hydraulic Duck 40 TO 100
First quality; will bs sold very low. Miners VIII do
well " Cxl. lS5n
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On. HOWARD ., O'nEll,
JACKSON SIRE IT. r.e HELENA.
Below the Gssets Office ard within half square Of
Wells, Fargo = Co.'S o4ica.
~ Eo6s 0Dco Da9 Ne. l04
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o.,,oto,,s Services.

"K.y, VIM, II. StOy. EpircOpai Minister,
p'' "a lion. srrycer At the Odd Fellows Hall.
W. W" ,r,y 9s,h ut II a. m. and . D. m Sunday
s, a, Court House At ~ y. m.
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1tp Notth
:: ,,,day Morning, July 9th, 1872.
Episcopal.

,,.uop rrrrLE's APPOINTMENTS.
,sRtsh, Rev. Bishop Daniel s. futile will preach
7 'a.,Iow Ing times ard places:
-. ss"~ y arasr y SUNDAY sunday; '1Ay s rs
sf LODI. Il 4 r. " II a. N. Sunday. August II.
i1o" 'rt's sP. n. sunday. August H..
.,'en.,,',1,' |. II and r. y. Sunday. August r.
v..o,ira II 4 NJ. aud r: y. SUNDAY. August H.
san., .,;er school House. SIP NJ. Monday Avg 70.
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0lo WAlleY" WHISKY,
15o AT THE BANK EXCHANGE

Frelghts. A. Creighton & Co.
shipped from Corinne, from the 9Th to the
18th inst, the following freights for Mon
tanR:
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ChOicc Brands of TWbxccOs,
Fiue Brands Of Segarx,
Pure Wines and liquors,
CALIFORNIA SADDLES AND BRlDLEs,
General Variety Goods.
We have IN store and arc receiving large well
selected -tsck Ut the abOve goGds for jObbing and
retailing. Merchants are solicited to iprncf our
gssss. We oder Inducements in quality Of goods and
prices.
l55 E. T. uCSON L co.
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JUST RBCIIvED.-A large invoice Of
Hayward's Cum Boots,
LONG LEGS AND SHORT LEGS, q
JNO. p. FINK 4 co.,
N36 Deer Lodes.
A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SASHES-ALL
Sizes, for sale cheap for cash BY
ll6u D. g. KENYON.
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spctial .lotItes.-
TIE GEEAT DISCOVERY.
kuDkers Bitter Wine of Iron.

KUNKEL'S BITTER VINE OF IRON vii,
cure al diseases arising from Il disordered
li7er and stomach, such as constipation, ftf
uIence. inward plies fullnes1 Of blood to the
head. acidity of the stomach, nausea. heart .
burn, disgust cf fond. luilness OF weight in
the stomach, sinking OF tuttering at the PIT
of the stomacn, swimming at the head, hur-
ried or difficult breathing, iluttering at tue
heart, choking or su.focasing sensations when
in a lying posture. dinnees of VISION, ac.-
Price. 81 par bottle. L. F. Kunkei, propri-
etor. 25c North Nintk street, be!ow Vine.
Philadelphia, For sale by druggists. if
your druggist has it not, enclose 81. 10 my
address as above, and it will cone by next
express train. aud advice free of charge.
Feb IS Tim
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GAME LAW.
DEER

DEER
1t shall not be lawful for any person
to kill. hunt or take by any device.
means or contrivaDce whatever, sell or
-xpose for sale, have unlawfully in his
possession, or worry or hunt with hound
IF dogs, any deer or fawn between the
3lst day of December. in any year, and
The lst day o. September, in any year +;
Provided, that nothing in this section
bail apply to tame deer or those kept in
parks.
PHEAsANTs, PARrRIDGEs, TURKEYS, &C.
No person shall kill or have unla W.
fully in his possession or expose for
-ale, any rufftd grouse Or pheasant be-
tween the 10th day of December and the
lst day of August, Or any quail or V'r-
ginia partridge between the 18th day of
December and the lst day of October,
or any wild turkey, between the 1st day
# January and the lst day of October,
or any fox squirrel, or gray squirrel, or
rab'it. between the lst day of January
and the lst day of August, under pen
Atty of FIVE dollars for each and every
bird or squirrel so killed unlawfu!ly and
in possession, or exposed for sale.
wonDCncV
No person shall kill, capture, take or
have in his or her possession. any wood
cock between the 18th day of November
and the 4th of July, under a penalty of
five dollars for each and every bird so
killed or had in his possession Or exposed
for sale.
INsECTIvERouS BIRDS.
No person shall at any time. kill.
trap or expose for sale or have in his
possession after the same is killed, any
night hawk. wbippoorwill. fiuch, thrush.
lark, sparrow, wren. m artin, swallow,
woodpecker, dove, bobolink, robin, or
startling or any other insectiverous bird,
nor destroy Or rob the nest of any wild
birds whatever under penalty of five
dollars for each and every bird SO killed,
trapped or exposed for sale, and for each
nest destroyed Or robbed.
TRAPPING BIRDS.
No person shall at any time feed. bait
or build blinds for the purpose of killing
or to trap Or snare any wild turkey,
ruffed grouse or pheasant. quail or Vir-
ginia partridge or woodcock, under a
penalty of five dollars for each and every
bird 80 taken, trapped or shared; Pro
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CsxA A LECTURE
lE TO YOUNG MEN

Just Published IN Seated EaUe,ops. Price
Sir Cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure of Spermat orrhgt, or Set
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sex
ual Debility, and Impediments to Marriage
generally Ner, BUSINESS, Consumption. Epi-
lepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self Abuse, sc BY
ROBERT J. CULVERWELL. ND, Author
of the Green Book" &c.
The world-renowned author in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences OF
Self-Abuse may be effectually removed with
out medicines, and without dan gerous sur
gical operations, bou9ies, instruments, rings
or cordials. pointing. out mode. of cure at
once certain and effectual by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be. may cure himself chesply, privately. and
radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON TO THOUSANDS AND THOU
SANDS.
Sent under seal. TO any address, in plain
Sc led envelope. on the receipt Of six cents.
or two postage stamps. Also Dr. Culverweil's
Marriage Guide" price 80 cents. Addres;
the publishers,
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
Post Office Box 4,5s6. III Bowery, n.
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