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". b. Campbell killed twelve desr within
four mills Of 1issoula, last week.
The rails have commenced running rcgu.
larly. G'-afe '@t.4." OF. rs.-f se-t--f
The Inst Club danes was . SUCCESS
~" 10" Avant coarier.:.ii. 'aw
VIM. Hyde, Of Sterling, lost about Is
head of stock during the cold SPELL ''
Weather mild and the snow disappearing
rapidly. m .u .-aas4 af.. e..
Major Pease is to erect one Of the nnee.
residences In Boneman. "s 3D." .
Wood has got down to 50 per cord. '','
4 Hs.,1, 10 9,sl ~ "a.
Curtis Bros have dissolved gpartnership.
The name of Canyon Ferry post Office has
been changed to Stsffordsville. ~.l..... 4. .
The Chinaman who vas stabbed, died.
Gazette. II.
One of the Chinamer, Who Is confined in
the county Jail for stealing, was asked the
He replied. '''me stoppe here because me
ketch ,em hog" tg.n"..ta., .:,,, 49, .....s
Judge VIM. Clancy is recovering from
AssO o~SSsS ASsAsV0Ss ~ Ef - - E....|
Clancy Greek, in the jefferson mining
district, II doing lively business. Some
chloride of silver quartz has been struck
recently. which 10 claimed will 90 three
hundred dollars to the ton. -' To- ....
There are now confined in tho miserable
limits Of our county Jail, sixteen prisoners;
six Cinnamon, nine white men and squaw;
two Cinnamon for murder, one for sssault
with deadly weapons, with intent 10 kill,
and three for petit larceny-one white man
(Shavy) fur murder. one for robbery, and
the rest for larceny, with the exception of
United States prisoner. who has come to
grief for trading whisky tn the Indians, and
johnson. who IS confined for attempting TO
distigure friend. - .r
Gazette. 10!
Lieut.. Bradley, of the 18th Infantry, has
been vcsy sick tor the past few days, but is
getting better. "' .~t.' - 81
c. w. Mather has put iron shutters on the
windows and doors Of his billiard hail.
Gen. John Gibb0n, commander Of this
military district has been under arrest for
few weeks past for some unexplained cause,
has been released aud Is again in command.
Prof. John Ross. the well known colored
barber at Fl. Benton, on his return from
WhoOp. Up. was brought into Benton last
week SO batly frozen that it will be ncces.
sarv to amputatc his feet and hands.
The reduction works were temporarily
stopped, for day, on account Of the pump
not working we'll. ' ''@'
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l. q. q. +.

THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT
l tOnwood Lodge No. l. q. u. r. will b. held ey.
err "Wednesday evening at the Masonic Hall, NJ Z
O'Clock. So,onrning Brethren In good standing are
cordially invited to attend.
A. NJ. LEVY, n. q.
JOS. A. HYDE. Secretary.
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III III Al. "A. &. - a. Tr
|BANK EXCHANGE.
JAMES OGRADY, PROPRIETOR.

Having taken the preprictorship and personal 81
pcrvisiOu vi this t+llsf+h =
IT OLD AND POPULAR SALOON.
Mr., OOrady will b. pleased to rec old and lev custo
ine. Tho best bar stock in town will be kept, AM
no impure liquors sold. -s.NEo| .tlW
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4tw 1orth'
Saturday Morning, January 20, 1872.
RELIGIOUS Services.

CATHOLIC SERVIcES-Divinc service will be held
in The Catholic Chapel Sund. Jan 2st At the usual
hours, Rev. X. DE Kycscre officiating
Rev. &. J. Catlin. Presiding Elder Of the N. f.
Church South. for this dstrict, will preach nj the
Court House, sunday. nj II o'clock a. u.
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WEEKLY.
NONTHLIES,

Atlantic Monthly, jolly Joker,
ballou's Monthly, Budget Ut Fun.
Comic Monthly, Chimney Corner,
Dcm0Tcsts Magazine. Leslic's Ladies' Magazine,
Eclectic Magazine. Peters Musical Monthly.
Every Saturday, Phnnny Phell0w,
Galaxy, Scribner's Magazine,
llarpcrs Magazine Wild Oats
Overland Monthly, Yankee Notions,
HOwc's Musicsl Monthly,
Any Of the q, ore for 81 so per Qvartsr, - for mo-
Wilkes Spirit. - per Of. Wavefy Mag, &2 per Or
Alta California, L0ntlon Graphic, ~ per Or
San Francisco Bulctin, do lllustd News @6 per Or
Sacramento Union, do
Any Of the above will be delivered to Subscribers At
their respective Poet Onlces. 1t the price named pos
tage prepaid. All subscriptions must be paid in ad
vance,
sTACKPOLE & FULLER
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E'..cAll California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINscIIMIDT BROS
4 large invoice Ut Fresh California Fruits.
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Ut every
variety. ..,4 ,ym j.,
The hest and largest stock In the market VIII Ike
aod Ut lOwcst figures for Cash. ,p,
Dealers aud Consumers will 6nd i TO their Advan
tsyc 10 call. kLElNSCIIMlDT BROS,
1iiU Deer Lodge.
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MAAONIC.

n THE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF
~ Deer Lodge No IA. +. & 4. Hill I've held
Xxx on the First and Third SATURDAYS Jieach month
w Il. ). SrACkPOLE. W. N.
X r. KENYON. Secretary.
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NGticss.--R q. Hancock has started .
Meat Market, on Main street, one door south
of Klcinschmidt's store. II Is his intention
to keep fully supplied with everything
wanted in that line. l5.- -, C5as - - .aa
Notice is given of . meeting of the
stockholders of the Imperial Silver Mining
Co.. in Helena. Those interested will take
note
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HOW THEY no IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
SuOUD DO HERE:
GO to A. 7. Heinze's. Post ono Store. and hav
your Watch Insured TO keep good time for months
See adY't. dN
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms

EMERSON, GERBER 4 DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or an!
other side, aud two 0t the bestrunning billiard table,
In the Territory. Special invitations to the Who'll,
community tO-cOmc an1 sec "a.
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MILK tor All.

Thanking the citixens of Deer Lodge Tor che vssy
liberal patronage bestowed upon me, take paears ~
informing them that am now able 70 tuin'sa IN
All the Mix Required,
warranted pure. unadultcrated and not dtlated 1tk
Account Ut wcathcrl 1t = 70 10 0clOCk 49, ~ 80
aving established pcrmancAtey.f Ano ptoeeseM ~
the cows needed, th0eS whom have hcreto0tc Useee
uaals 70 supply age hegeby noelle1 theZ - - -
seoom moAsteo. at-tntI naiur3. = 1Do83ty., A
0sW LoAGA Uoo. ~ Ion. -
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A Valuable WOrS.-Wc have received
from tho publishers, Sidney +. Morse &
Co.. the New York "Obscrver Year Book"
for 1872, one Of the most valuable publica.
tons of its kind in the country. The Year
Book contains complete abstract of the
census of the United States for the year
1870; the census Of the British Empire for
the same poriod: chronological table Of
events from the creation to the close Of the
last year; the State AID Territorial govern.
mcnts; list of the Kings and Queens Of
England from the beginning of the monar.
chy to the present time, as also complete
list of the pccragc, with their titles and
order of rank; catalogue Of the standard
volumes published by the leading book
houses during the past year. with the price.
The ecclesiastical department comprises u
complete list of the ministers Of the various
Protestant denominations in the country,
and where stationed, with morlUasY rec.
ord. The Year Book also republishss what
is best of the wit and wisdom If the first
sixteen Volumes Of Poor Richards Alma
nae" alone worth the price of the book.
1t is an encyclopedia. almost. of statistical
facts and record, and contains Information
Of an every day character in such conve
nicnt form that none should be without it.
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Y Subscribers to the New NORTH. WEST receiving
n pnlcis marked win an *" near the address,
arr thereby notified their subscriptions have expired,
and arc solicited To renew.
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4 LARGE LOT OF WINDOW SASHES-ALL
Sizes, for sale cheap FOR cash by
1l5-tf ID. s. KENYON.
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Rraakfast AT AAeads. ,

Salisbury's coaches, take I O'Clock breakfast ut
Meads Station Of the best eating stations in
Montana jy7 d&wtf
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Ncat.--We have received from tho Office
of the Denver lColl Ners 2 calendar for
1872. It's in colors, and as neat q speci.
men of topographic art as we have seen in
some time -. ~
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THE TERRITORY.

iIthLA f~N'AA Gazette, ~ ~ s-&'hr
The smelling wOrks; started up on the
18th inst with one furnace, and another
was to be SOON added. Ore b beng daily
delivered In large quantities.. and Il good
weather and good ruads continue. all four
furnaceesvill shortly b In opssatiOu.
Rev. AZ. B. Voolfolk cOinmenced series
of Sunday cveqjng lectures. IN tho opera
house. Sunday 1Aai inst.s Hiss hrst subject
There ven two men froze6 Id death, he
tween 81. Louis 0ulcl, and Silver City, du.
ring the cold, weather; fr0m the 9th to the
12h inst. Their names Wose S0An O'Neal,
massive; q. Claim, ,cDntl, DQnc9D1 1lre.
land, and John CashOwer, an Austrian.
The marriage Of l1ra NashanislRol and
Miss Mary -Chumasero. on the evening Of
thspft.Ed s3pdasA 6f - sbehe shves5 esss
IN IL: Bsyis ss,s ~ % ALE ..,s and instructive
lecture on the resources Of Montana:
Judge VIM Clancy. OF Radersburg, 10
sssiOuAly 81, atIthe 81. Louis hotel. ms.ts.
4 Cht9amr9 wsa scxefi! sssSbed 3xa'
fe,x ~. AonfSa ae s,satis . Se'n , I'm
days 10 make the six miles acf0es the range
and up the canyoESsoma Sbe tell.esIe 10
Silver City, on the Benton road
.crafnS n 6a:efte Ao.I read
A banquet and ball was given at the Hot
Springs, In honor Of Mr.. and Mn. Nathan.
lei Pope, By few Of ihsir friends. 6uppes,
dancing, and general good time.
b. r. 0alen hes put . new hack On hs
8g111nDeaage line. ,TToos "a
Col 1. r. Church. Assessor Of Intsr.
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Of the Iowa Legislature pledged 70 him.
Necessary 70 choice 81.
There Is scarcely Republican In tho en-
tire South, =" says the New.O Orleans National
RIps6!iean. ''who does not favor Universal
Amnesty" ,.r 0- 80
General Benjamin Harrison. q grandson
Of old "Tippecanoe and Tyler TOOLS .
prominent candidate. Ut the Republican
party for Governor of Indiana
The Hon. D. ]. Morrell, whose name
has been quite freely passed aboutin Pensyl'
vania, for the Republican nomination to the
Governorship. writes to the editor of the
Harrisburg &ute Journal, explicitly declin.
ing t. permit his name to be used for any
Office.
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The Bridal Cha;ns,cr.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses which interfere with MARnAuE-with
sure means Ut relief for the Erng and Unfortunate,
diseased aud dcbilitatcd. Sent free of charge In zeal
cd envelopes. Address. How ard ASSOCIATION. No. 2
Ninth ST.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 116-iyr
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The newly cleo ted State ofice0 Of Wis.
copsiu were sworn into dlneeSs4lsw Years
Day u ihs Assembly -ch.nbcr. -hy Chief
Justfce Dixon, sitter viScA Gov. Wash
burn w. sesaertsd- - 1hq Esseaa1s Omcs,
BY Governor Fairchil. where be received
,he coax raeulisiohs adfa Nj auiIkttt
o. irs sse,d q 81 bpfhqasai9bvs aMono 4.
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OPENED.
Warm SPRINGS Hotel,

w Lk\LDs
Warm SPRINGS Hotel,
DEER LODGE MOUND, M.T.,)
L BELENGER. .... ...............f .vpristo-
OPENED FOR GUESTS SEPT. IL, 1871.
THE PROPRIETOR ha. the pleasure Of annoaae-
large, New and Elegantly Furnished Hete
Situated at Deer Lodge Mound, and provided with
Single and Swimming Baths,
Great Medicinal Springs Of Montana
10 now Completed and Open for Guests.
Good Stalking on thu Premises. Pleasure Parties
from Deer Lodge and other points will be served with
Meals at any hour and on Short Notice and In First
Glass style. Game and Fish always in the larder.
Invalids furnished with large. wellventilated and
Pleasant Rooms: The Medicinal Virtue fthese wa
nounccd by eminent Chemists and numerous parties
who have used them, to be ancQnalled on tie Cont
Dont
0llmes + sahsbury's Overland Stage Line carries
paesengcrs direct to the Hotel Distance from Deer
Lodge, 10 miles, over the best road in Montana.
CHARGES REASONABLE. The patronage Of .h.
?ublie 10 respectfully solicited.
Warn Springs. Sept. 10 1 /; PE1rserR' FIG; ;'s
Tnoa s1sANe. WI. q. R,cnAaasox
5tranS &. Richardson,
""sa WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERs II
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
q, s,,, DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
Have on hand and arriving tho
LnrGcst Stock ofGoods
4 svsr brousht to ths portion Of Montana
iau~ SELLING AT HELENA PRIcEA
Parlor and Cook Stoves,
a-a Trneh Japaansd and Pressed Wars,
California hydraulic MOBILES,
oa,vanissd Iron fos HydraulieA IL ....s-.# D ....
.t,,,. Al varieties os Tin and Copper wa.a
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER Al
III b K
ii, 10 ta.aIrai LOW RATES sd: gtg s.an -.s.
o..d1rs and cans nom D.a,en solicited
n'''9.' p o.! r., We challenge eonpe.is,es.
~ .f.s, .s.s srRANG 3 RICHARDSON.
5v sspt.naae, y gTRochoe. Jorsaisr
- REN1ER& CO.,
!: Bl3llla',c3,,kl',s:naith.iln:g,
IN Wagon Making
ans RSpasssns. NJ b71, :. .@4 a.aa , at4..'' :
I 200. .aJ3la' 1ns set osshs'14} iaf@l.E /
o III A r. d GOD, %
nd So u n kisasof Iron ana steel. 1a4 5nnl~
We hsss eneed lie hest hosse ma OK shoer h tAs
eoooeL - psepoes0 % - ~ ktDoe q Wosk With
3s.spsp asd dsspss'A and warraas - give sasisfse
q :h.re q ps!.oa.es !. 7sspeeslair :e,leited .,.
International Hotel
4 80 III VIRGINIA crfY, MONTANA. 80 s. MI
'TaIs HOTEL having hsen re1tsea asd .sess.iehsd
e; ss sSSR r = b sgpo.sss. . ssS !;
r. Rssiaest ssa 1fa!19 fS6lic 10 rsspseefsiS %.
] iis,E -. DAVIS 4 sxny,xa
fiExColsa0r l7esstauranf.
l. 1.sTEwA y co. PROPRIErORs,
MAIN srnE1T.. .Dcer Lodge.
AHnssa 49, - ~ ~ ccsss .S = .s...ss
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Harry D'Achucl is visiting in Helena.

Harry D'Achucl is visiting in Helena.
Game has been plenty IN town during the
past week. III II - - .@tl1 "a = -
Capt. Jas. II. Mills returned home last
evening.
We have received the annual calendar of
the celebrated ''Kiyus" saloon, Helena
1t Is neatly got up.
Rev. Mr.: Stoy left for Helena yesterday
morning. 10 deliver his lecture before. the
Helena Library Association. 49,,
The old skating rink is soon to be re.
opened under the superintendence Of Mr..
Farrar. This is good news 10 those skate.
rally inclined. Co., : ( . - K IN.
Rev. 8. J. Catlin, # tho NJ f. Church
South, will preach to m,rrDw morning in
the Court Room. There. will be no service
in the evening.
The Gazette. of the 18th inst, says that
a grandunclc Of John II. Curtis everybody
knows johnny recently died st Greenwich.
England, bequeathing to him two hundred
thousand pounds. We hope it is so '' L'h
Mr. Henry Parclcn, OF Parchen, Paynter
& Co.. is over on visit from Helena His
friends would do well 10 call around and
offer their condolences, as it - rumored he
is soon 10 take ''ncw Departure .ta., "
Apropos to the good slcighing We are
having. here is what Josh Billings has to say
about the matter:
''(iit out your bran new enter
Aud get Your gals consent.
Hitch up dohbin or my other krittcr
And let the animilc went.
a lack of ''brnn me-: cutters" is one of the
reasons why the boys don't ''let the ami.
mil. went =" more than they do in this sec,
ton.
Here is the way they do things ii Boston,
OF course, none of US who attend church,
or lecture. need such . hint to behave our.
selves: At concert in Boston, young
woman who was disturbing those of the
audience seated near her Ivy incessant chat.
tering, was summarily silenced by gentle.
man handing her piece of paper on
which he had written the suggestion that
she might not be conscious that she was
revealing family secrets to large circle of
auditors.
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Custom House Investigation.

, NEW YORK. January 16 In tho custom
house investigation to-day II. B. CIaflin tesr
tilted that he had M fault to find with the
seizure business. He had no personal
knowledge Of a case of his goods being
opened. He believed the former general
order system should he restored, ao, -gfrsrI
B. F. Mudgett testified that he l,ad fire.
quently heard during bis ten years service,
Of officers receiving gratuities; had com.
seled Grinncl tn resist the disgrSceful ATs
tenn of permitting adventurous from Wash
ing,on 10 get All The. pluns, and Grinncll
said he should; about that time 'LOuis Dent,
brother in law Ut the President. waited Oh
G,iHnSll 70 give the general order and car
ixge business - . certain ,tparty, aud that
party, consisted Of General, Porter. Lec!!,
Lindsay. and Others; Afterwards General
Porter osmeOn to see Grinncll. whOoI gave
latter having arranged With Porter aMI Co.;
Rixtly told wrtncss he paid Lost 100 d
year; Lecf was on Grants staff and n,
inxincd year in Washington after llhis &c,
rangemsnt; 1t the cad Of that time Leetl 4
Co. got the general order business basslDs.
qucntly General Porter. satd htV witness in
Washington that neither ilImse,E R1bmck,
or Leet. hst ANY thug to do with anything
8. sai tr shst III IcetS co $ast IL SiRIas from
$50, 900 to t2O0, ~ yea clear profit out
Of tho eeueSai order. husinenE Njlaala tel
tilted to the paym0ot Ofl 1ssments for po.
iit,cai parvoses " cnsidG house empip5es
- = Sssbp.S asl.-t--- ---,
'dACseseiand tpapef - Of the opinion
,has tho new 1(avor q Chis6eoJ Hon.
Josaph saFedui, would eoms out ot,e H.
c<yaco u,,l, ,nnr. - kieka thin nnor. =
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MARRIED.
PoPE-CHrHAszKo-In Helena, Jan 18th, Il the re-.
idence Of the brides parents. BY Rev VIM.
e. Stoy, Of Deer Lodge. Capt Nathaniel Pope. Of
New Mexico, and Mary E, eldest daughter Of
Judge VIM Chumaser0.
BoBlNs-RENNEY-1n Helena, Ian, 18th. Vim. D. Rob
ins and Miss Nettie Rcnney.
SUlLyAx-RAxEr-In Helena. Jan. 18th, Daniel
II: Sullivan and Misc Jane Rauey. BE-
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BORN.
PorrHR-At Hamilton Gallatin Valley. Jan. 18th, h
the wife Of John Potter. ESQ.,. boy.
WML-ln Helena, Jan. 18th, to the wife Of A. x
Will, . con. il h
woop-In Radcrsbure Dec, ~ to the wife Of E. "
Wood, . sou. III ...1 .,~. .e e..
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DIED,

N,lsaa. Jan. nth. Sarah J.. wife Of
Edward Haskell. In the 5Sth year Of her age
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-06
WHIT TO DO IN A CASE OF SrNsrRC

WHAT TO DO IN a CASE OF SUNSTROKE.
Now that the true nature of the disease
is known, the method Of treatment becomes
most obvious, and we learn not merely
what to do, but also what not to do. As
heat is the cause OF the symptoms, common
sense points to the abstraction of the heat
in some way as the mode of cure. And
here again Viviscction comes into play.
have taken an animal, comatose, paralyzed
by heat, apparently dying, and plunged it
into a bucket of cold water. The tempera-
ture of the sufferer at once rapidly fell uu-
i'll it reached the normal point, and just in
proportion that of the water in the bucket
rose. As the animal cooled, its rcspira-
tiOns became more regular, the unsteady
whirl of the heart was stiilcd, by-and-hy
the eyelids were lifted, and out from the
CLASSY eye came the beams OF new life If
the period of unconsciousncss had been
short, the animal was in n few hours ap-
parently as well as ever; if long, the ami
mai would recover sufficiently to recognize
its surroundings aud TO struggle for release,
but when allowed TO escape, the paTalyZed
limbs and the slow, imperfect progression
indicated the profound injury the nervous
system had received, and in a few hours
the animal would be dead.
The lessons of these experiment are too
plain to be overlooked. Whatever is to be
done in this disease must be done quickly.
Clinical as well as experimental observation
enforces this doctrine. There should, in
such cases, be no waiting for the doctor.
The remedy is so simple, the death so i'm
minent, that the good Samaritan passing
by should save his brother. The good Sa-
maritan must, however, have cool head
to be useful. Not every man that falls un-
conscious on a hot day has sunstroke.
There is, fortunately, one criterion so easy
of application that any one can use it. Go
at once to the fallen man, open his shirt
bosom, and lay the hand upon his chest
| if the skin be cool rest assured that, what.
ever may be the trouble, it is not suustroke.
If on the contrary, the skin be burning
hot, the case is certainly sunstroke, and no
time should be lost. The patient must be
carried TO the nearest pump or hydrant,
stripped to his waist, and bucketful after
bucketful of cold water be dashed over him
until consciousness begins to return or the
intense heat Of the surface decidedly abates.
From an article on Sunstroke, by ii. @.
Wood, Jr., NJ. d., in the July number Of
Lppincott's Magazine,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1872-07-06
J. w. WASHINGTON'S
GRAND BARBER SHOP.

The old permanent shop Of the town.
We decline the boast, but at the same ume
consider that the mighty truth maybe seasonal
bly, spoken without maniiesting an uncomforta-
BILE amount of vanity and ambition.
just twenty years ago | began my business
career in tins place-half my lifetime thus far
spent. have | stood upon the floor of our shop
day after day, and night after night, and applied
the sharp blue cleaning steel, and within that
elapse of time embraced by the mighty folds OF
that eventful period have | shaved nearly every
body in the country Gin common parlance) and
to oblige the public interest we herein publicly
announce to our patrons old and new that we
are ready to shave them all again three hundred
thousand times or more.
Come when you please, jwSt as time is the max
im-we are always ready to work, forenoon or
afternoon, to shave you, hair cut YOU, shampoo
you, whisker dye you, or perfume, comb and ar
range the hair with artistic skill, in the ''water
fall' or water raise style to suit the customer.
We work to please, not please to work.
Stop, don't 20 past our shop to get shaved on
the basis of ability-because we do it as well as
it can be done or ever could be.
chance is all that we demand
To give the proof we hold in hand.
A few door above Depot, near Market street.
Oct. |, 1870,