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vALENTIN E,N
AT THE POST OFFICE STORE.
A CARD.

To the PUBLIC loving to q mistake in
the last issue Of the New NORTH Est,
in regard to the last illness of Mr.. B. Wolf.
and the cause Of his death. deem it, sat
isfaction due his friends, and justice due
myself-having been his attending physi-
clan up ~ within two or three days Of his
death-tO correct that mistake, by stating
the nature of the disease from which Mr..
Wolf suffered, and from which he died.
Mr. VOLTS sickness was due to disease
of the mitral valves, or valves of tue left
side of the heart, involving loss of part
of their substance. This disease was,
doubtless. Of one or two years standing.
have learned sin &C his death that he was
treated by DR.. Click. about one year ago,
for disease of the heart. The miirai valves
are tor the purpose Of preventing the blood
coming from the lungs, from bring thrown
back again upon the lungs by the normal
action Of the heart. consequently, when a
the blood j. continually being crowded
congestion there, and through the lungs.
Indirectly. congestion Of the liver. and
other organs Of the body-iiaally causing
stasis Of the blood in these organs, or stop.
page Of the circulation. This congestion
Of the various organs Of the bOdy was
plainly manifested toward the close of Mr..
VOLTS illness, causing those various symp-
toms which led 81 many of his friends TO
discredit his physician, and to call his dis
case by such names as dOpsy, congestion
of the lungs, bilious pneumonia ~ ETC..
and to make such changes In his care and
treatment, rs could but hasten the iLevita
bic result Of his disease.
DIR. L. e. HOLMES.
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All the Trains llovise.

HELENA, 10, 6p. m,-Ths Htra!d thi,
evening has the following:
BITTER CREEK. 16-To, P. E. Sparks.
Helena n T.-Sevcn trains are through
the blockade. We leave for Omaha this
evening.
(signed) JAS. MCPHERSON.
The same paper says VIM. Goodyear, of
the Indian Dept, has received . dispatch
from Col. Wall, this p. m, stating that he
and party would leave Green River this
morning. for the East.
Major Putnam was buried this p. M.
with Masonic honors.
VIM. Spiers, better known - doc"
Spiers. will he buried Sunday. with Mason.
&c honros.
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Arrival and Departure or Mails At the Deer
Lodge Post Office.

Cxrox p. r. r.. CoRiNNE AND c. p. r.
Adve-Day. except Sunday nt. up m n,
BLAcxvo HELENA. VIRGINIA AND EAsrERN PART
or MONTANA.
Arriye--Daily. except Sundays. At.........6p. m.
Depar--Daily - at......"...."a. m.
SILVER Bow, BurrE AND RED MOUNTAIN CRY.
Arrive Daily, except Sunday, at.....".... 1p. m.
Depa't--Daiiy. " at............5a.m
EuHsrsBCRG. PHILLIPsBunG AND CAsLE CITY.
Arrive--MoniSys, Wednesdays and Fridays ut D. m
Depart Tucsdsys, Thursdays and Saturdays a: m
PIKg's PEAK. PIONEER, NEARrOwN. MIesOULA.
CEDAR CREEK AND WALLA WALLA.
Arrives, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. At pm
Dcpsrts, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ut lam
GERMAN AND FRENCH GvLcu.
Arrive and Depart twice PER week,
All mails will cose the night previous to their
departure NJ ~ p. ia
OFFICE Hoe Rs.--S r. m. to p m. sundays, ~ to IL
e. S. STACKPOLE, Pm.
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Surxical-Dr. J. s. Click, of Helena.
retu rned yesterday from Emmestsburkh,
whittier be had gone to perform another
ampusstisn on Mr. Diugwold, who had been
badly frozen. Il will be recollected that .
few days ago he smputated Dingwold's left
leg midway between the knee and ankle.
This time he smputated the right foot 1t tho
instep. The 6rst amputa',on was nearly
healed when the second was made, and the
patient is doing well.
I'm coming over from Helena, DR.. G.
cut off portion of both feet on . young
msa named O'Leary., who bod, slso been
frvzeu. He Was around yesterday and get.
ting along finely. --
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THE REVOLUTION COMPLETE. The
downfall of the alcoholic nossrums which
have 90 long been curse to the health and
morals of the community 10 nearly accom-.
plished. The introduction of DR.. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters was . mortal blow to the
whole brood of rum. p"lluted nostrums id.
vertised rs ''Tonic." and they will soon be
consigned to the limb0 Of things lost on
the earth, with the hearty consent of all the
intelligent portion If mankind. Uncon'
tnmin.ted with the deadly bane of the bod
les and souls Of men, Vinegar Bitters cons
tains al the valuable remedial properties
with which the Creator has endowed the
choicest medicinal herbs, roofs, and barke
of the Western World. It 10 indeed the
pure and powerful Tonic and Alternative
which the masses have been asking for %
long. and which the profession. hitherto,
hsve been unable 10 supply. Botanical re
search. chemical skill, and = profound in'
sight into the causes of dieease. have com.
biucd To produce specific which literally
erslicates dyspepsia, billionsness. iutermit
tent and remittent fevers, nervous disorders,
rheumatism. govt, and al other bodily ills
which are not absolutely beyoId the reach
Of medicine. -
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The Mining Outlssk. 1.-The indica

The Mining Outlesk.-The indications
are that mining will commence early and
last longer this year than during any pre-.
ceding year. We are aware some will scout
this Us the annual cry. and say that much
or little snow, they have noticed the water
gives out about the same time one year Is
. 'otl'cr." Have you before known the
snow to fall 81 carly and deep? and when
there was 50 little frost In the ground? The
thaw that starts the water will put the
ground in mining condition in many
gulci,es, and there will be considerable min.
ing done early in April In Elk Creek they
anticipate getting started by March 15th
Then there never has been 50 great . snow
fall since mining began in Montana In
the condition Of the ground it will absorb
instead Of shedding it off. and this will be
held up in the spring basins to last much
later In the season than usual. We make
this prediction. let those dispute who will,
that there will I've several more weeks of
mining season in 1872 than in any preceding
year. Tie prospects of good yield. too.
are favorable. Aside from tue main gulches
there are scores of rich little gulches far up
in the mountains where usually there 10 but
an insignificant supply Of water. In these
every possible inch Of water IL utilized, and
the owners are confident of q good season.
We know Of no camps on the West Side,
Cedar Creek perhaps excepted, where the
yield is expected to fall below 1871, and in
many it will lie largely increased by the In.
creased supply Ut water. Well, we can en-.
dure large degree of prosperity, and in
fact il Is rather agreeable to contemplate.
Tie o,nens are susnicious. let Us hope the
realization will he gratifying With pros.
porous year, and the N P. r. r. laid into
our Territory. Montsnians will eat next
Thanksgiving Dinner in the spirit as we'll
rs in tue flesh.
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LOCAL N EWS.

Good. Bye, Sn0w.-Going at last Yield
ing from his embrace the valley, and giving
back to eager eyes the brown beauty Of the
hillsides the White Monarch is abd,cHting
bis throne t. the gentle reign Of Spring.
Snow squalls there will be, low temperature
and stiff breczcs; but the strong chains Of
Winter are broken. And what winter it
has been There has been good sleighing
on the Deer Lcd.e Pass for thirteen success .
sivc weeks, y IL NJ unprecedented In the
memory Of the t~ Oldest inhabitants. Even
here in Deer Lo lyc. Mr.. Granville Stuart
informs u there has fallen this winter,
seventy and one half inches Of sn0w-near.
~ six feet-nlthough the depth at any one
time did not exceed twelve inches. But up
in The mountains it is terrific. Gentlemen
who have crossed the range at Greenwood
recently, estimate the drifts on the east side
of the crest 1t 90 feet depth; and Mr.. Cor
bin. Division Superintendent of Gilmcr &
Salisbury. says whore the road crosses the
crest three l2-foot " brushing pole" have
been successfully buried, making over 80
feet of snow, while half way down the bill
h. thinks 1t Is 20 feet deep on the road. To
be sure. these are drifts; but u,st t. 10 o, 8
or 10 feet deep throughout the mountains
we have no doubt, and the snow fall 10 gen.
eral throught the entire Rocky Mountains.
1t IS reasonable to anticipate during the
spring ttxw immense foods in all the streams
draining ,be region, for even the feverish
lips of'Ghinseks will not sbsorb and carry
away sufficient yap'r to prevent it It viii
make plenty Of water for the miners. but
railroads, bridges. and - riparian proprie'
tors. will yet game before May that will re-
mind u of Noah's days, Or theirs Is no viz
tue In guessing. just At present the ranges
are at the worst for travelling, NJ the packed
roads arc soften,ng and breaking through;
hut ~ continua.inu Of the ibaw will ~ shem
right in ) week. or cold snap 10 night
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To J. S9Qmo1N. 'Eso-tF TIL -
The subscribers hereto having learned
that a-lseture delivered by you under the
auspices ofThs Helena Library Association,
descriptive of your travels In Europe and
the East, entitled "A Glimpse of Three
Continents" was unanimously pronounced
highly entertaining and instructive, respect-
fully request that you repeat It in the Lodge
Room Of the Masonic building. Thursdsy
evening. ED inst, on the occasion of the
anniversary of the dedication of Deer Lodge
No. II. Proceeds Of the Lecture to be ap>
piled to the extinction of the debt of the
T.n1lDe
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A Novel Ides.-Dr. Nichols during his
recent sojourn here. related ~ % Z fact that
seemed sOmcwhat nOvel-that his horses ut
Fort Owen were wearing boots. It appears
that Once the snow fell. some hauling was
necessary to be done where considerable
crust had formed on the snow, and In going
. few rods into it, the horses legs from
knee to fctl"ck were fearfully laceratcd, the
skin hanging in strips about them. On
reaching the Fort their legs were drcssed
with linimcnt, bsndaxed with cloths. and
then. over the b~ndsges, boot legs were
drawn and supportcd Ivy straps over the
shoulders. And thus they are driven, with
iron soles and lesthern legs, contributing
boots proof against snow crust aud high.
toned in the eminent degree.
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RELIGIOUS Services.

ErssoorAL SERvIcEs.--Rcv. VIII. stoy will Ofhciatc
morning and evening next Sunday At the Court House
Al II a. M. aud y ~ Tn. Sunday School meets ut
the came place ut hnlfpast 2p. IN.
CATHOLIC SERvICEs Services will oc held to-mor-
row In ,he Catholic Church nj Z ~ clock, L., Rev.
Father DcRyckerc officiating.
Rev. 8. j. Catn will preach In Stuart Hall on Sun
dsy 1t II O'Clock a. m. aud IN p. m Sunday School
me,ts n the Court House at ~ a. M.
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VALENTINES
At THR POST OFFICE STORE
LOCAL BREvlTIEs. rr"

The streets suggested carnival week in
Rome on last Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Fraser left for Philipsburg
on Thursdsy's coach. F..
Mr. Ed. L. Bonner lsit for Missoula on
Thursd.y. and will 90 East March 1st.
Geo. W. Hill 10 in Pioehe. keeping hotel.
Geo. G. Callahan is also there All kinds of
business is reported overdose. -.
be- ST. Valentines Day como and vanished
with less than the usual amount of bad
wood cuts and embossed cupids. ia
Mr.. Phil. E. Evans has now oil arrange>
ments made 70 supply the best quality OF
milk st lowest ratea See bis card ,
We learn that Mel. MCGEE, 4 well. known
miner At Top O'Dscp, was married recently
ut Columbia, No., and desigus returning TO
Montana .4s
Wednesdays stage from Helena reached
here yesterday. Col. J. J. Lyon, Mr.. Jas.
II. Brown, and III. G, E. .Rirdseye, we're
among the passengers rsqt ~
We are Informed the Rock Creek Lake
Ditch Company, which has been snlarging
IT, Ditch this winter, win run portion of
the water around to Pioneer this season. . !.
-, NJ. W. r. Ferguson, P. n, at. Yreks,.
who came up to receive important instruc.
tions trou r, n stackpole last Saturday
evening, will return On Tuesday 70 study
proficiency In he dutieA We hope be will
Ind It pleasant ana profitable. ,,,; .aa r.
III IL reported In town that white msn
was sho. by. IN Indian on Flint Creek a few
tdaya ago. ,thssol1ense Of The Ials kcelbeing
that he had shot game on the domain of hii
red brother. We have been unable to OBJ.
tain any particulars, but the report d d emt
"a stie:q sHsia ]. l9I3l!GM. 's ~,
We acknowledge complimentary ticket
to W,shington's Birthday Anniversary Bah
4 Drixss THaI,pl Yitsttilits ia Also y he.ssy,
printed invitation. in oososs, fsnm the Non!
Assatm olies. Its ''gngntsfnl", nps 70 70.
Sol you'll ave % little slice vesk lon.
ger, E. j., We win b thar" l:f
JoaqSih A6ascal, one 81 H. solid u,sr.
chants Of Deer Lodge county, who does
business In EBeastown. lsft.this weak for:
Helena and thsncs 10 l5otuk To purchase
goods for next sapneFe trade. He viii b
absent sons dire ord nlks hsa6quassessael
French 4 csiuanS, eah Franeisoa d;iy
TIE llasoas abd o6d Fellows Of DeesV
Lodes-lSa'ssMhg DIVER city msmbess "
ths Two Otdsss-os 1ssus1hy ~ i escSstsd
~ 81 y.,:ssaiss of lite Hosksf h wnlG. fd6i
~ aip p ~ t6wa IniaA vhnesS -,
1890 psl 1870 $4,000 '''.ll - -
ION n f%TH3p.f osA3
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BlackSbot, whore they were relieved BY an
escort who accompanied the body 10 Green.
wood, q which point Masonic escort from
Helena was in waiting to convey the body
20 Hejsna.L The trip was made in two days.
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New DullDeGs 0euSe. -The large grantee
front building. second door from Donne,l
Clark D IArabss's cossss formally secupied
by Louis and Coleman) was leased N Wed
uesday BY Mr Louis McMurtry. sttoftey, y
parties in New York, for one year from
May lst Its ihe'r intention 80 stock 1t
algllAl3e. lsrsss and finest assortment Of
Clothing and Dry Goods ever brought to
Deer Lodge. Mr.. Ed. L Bonner, one Of
the parties. win leave March Let for the
Est to select the stick. and Il viii be here.
Ia season to mske the grand opening May
let. We are pleased to notice this favora
Be Dtast forIhS pr 20. and kno"
Of no one moro competent 70 make Il I sue.
e. pf@ft t4rv!iccqq'.r 'effq q Fa: Sca 'er:
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Ifrye19 esetsgs DlsagFee. DR. L. =.
Holmes 10 his card to-day neglect. 70 Sslns
what the missake isithS NfkoNosrH.
Wrsr vaa III vas merely the nome Giusa
shS dlseaSe-@6,lliouS p6elmSuls"-in the
notioeof n Wollfs dsssha Neshisg unee.
AS.thenadee ~ sissn f. " Pr. akons L
was pu0aisased.a We 6ssn u dsseAs gGEw
Moaa9,W04,sod slss sAsl Sxeqti 6steSs "
ihs 'isiaksr asa - p s,e.ects ~ ases!s TIE
ehaeacae 81 saaaof - -1tsl19e = ~
seA 13. a(AfiVTTJ ~ laiE dsEs- i6aia u.
,s1GsiyG VIII Ivi
TO a 21faTE 4.
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The Reason WHY.

The Reason way.
.(Fum Inc New North West, February l0th.]
." We notice Mics Mills has bcen appointed by The
u g. r. as post mistress u D04eMan. We REJOICE
Not more On account Of one II the name getting R0s
Ofncc than that Of the neaie b In good standing
In Temperance OrxantSsttOn." -
Aye, Tor whoever hseoee heard Of Mills
That belonged 10 the IS Tsmplan Good" IL
a'h Cr who didn't modify the ils
~u;r OF lie, Tor hath withstood ..-... a=
i"5 The desire 70 d. ~ With Iittle rills
OF the craytsr. when b eouldS .'.h
Yosr friend, u "AT.sxs"
ButSA, I16eU0sv l3ik.ta1 -
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ACCEPTANCE.

Hon. W. B. DANCE AID OTHERS:
Dear S;ry and BroGkers: Your compli.
meutxry note of even date herewith 10 re-
ceived. Although making NO prctensions
whatever to the character Of public speaker
Or lecturer. bearing in mind the object
sought To Do attained. I accept your invita-.
ton. and will deliver the lecture % re-
quested.
Ihsve the honor. Gentlemen, to b
Fraternslly Yours,
J. SIDNEY OSBORN.
nnep Indre Feb IL 1874
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Nr. Oslorn's Lectare.-Wc are graft
fled to learn that Mr.: j Sidney Osborn has
accepted the invitation of the MaeOns. of
Deer Lodge, to deliver . lecture entitled
"Glimpscs Of Three Continents" on the
evening Of the ED. The lecture is the re.
cital Of personal observations made on 1
flying trip TO the Holy Land in 81, cia less
sacred routes. and abounds in valuable in
formation pleasantly narrated. The interest
Is heightened by numerous large photographs
OF MANY If the scenes described, and thus In
. comfortable room, in On hours time, we
can enjoy . glimpse of three Continents.
without the outlay. time, and triou'stion of
tho actual journey. We are satisfied Ma.
sonic Hall will he filled on the occasion,
and that all will consider it m evening
we'll employed.
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MARONIC.

THE REGULAR COMMENTATORS OF
n Deer Lodge No "A. F. e. 4. will he held
XX on the First aud Third Ssturda's jteach month
~ f. >. STACkPOLE, W. u.
Z r. KENNON. Secretary.
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The courts held At Virginia City, RsdcrsburX and
D0xemsn Courts Ut the First Judicial Distr Ct Hon.
Jthn L. Murphy, Associate Ju.tice, presiding: the
Cuits held At Deer Lodge City. Baniack and N'.:on-
Hiram Knowlc-. As.ociat. Justice. presiding; the
Courts held ut lelcnx DIAMOND. are Courts Of the
Third Judicial District, Hon ID. Wade, Chief JUS
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

EMERSON. GERBER b DICKINSON,
. Have the finest bar stock In the West side q any
other side aud two Ut the hestrunnlng billiard tables
In ths Territory. special invitations To- the whole
community to-cOEne aud &c a. '''1''"
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" Subscribers u the New NORTH W EST receiving
n pnlcts marked win an TX" near the address,
are thereby no, Aed their subscriptions have expired,
and are solicited to renew.
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EVANS DAIRY.

Having now established the dairy business In Dcel
Lodge for two vcsrs, aud received the libal patron
add tonal facilities end good cows, win Sc abie here
after to supply all with the
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DENTISTRY n.a
hare taken looms at the t,.. f.
MCBURNEY HOUSE. DEER LODGE
Y4.r. FOR one WEEK ONLY, ., d.
ssd will he psased TO do any dentistry the citizens Of
work are requested to call soon. ..
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A LARGE LOT OF WINDOW sAsH4seAIx
otsss, fos sale cheap for cash By -,-ra,s p -
Ilk1 y. d KENYON.
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The COurts-lA72.

Times and places of holding Courts In the Territory
Of Montana. United states business transacted ut
terms held ut Helena Deer Lodge and Virginia cities
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MARRIED.

RenxnrsoN-BoYD "A. New York gulch, Feb. &
Mr.. O. A. FObertsOn to Mise Rose Boyd.
FRAsER-TEAcuoUr-At the Scott House, Dess
Lodge st yaleutine'. evening, Feb. IL 1s73 BY
Rev. VIM. II. Stoy. M John Fras er and liss
Melvina TcachOut, Ill Of Phiiipshurg.
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Gimpisse,ss; sd TAreee Continents $
- LECTURE AT MASONIC HALL - =,
Deer Lodge. Feb. ae0, 7S'
BY J. Sidney Osborn =.
Lcc,areat PIP. .Adsdr'pa ~ "
eN-Ticks,, 10, ssle 1t Parchen. PayukeT CO 'A.A
10, b 81 order " - TIE COMMITTEES.

Rev. /. b, Voolfolk. psop's wees
quite disappointed In the failure Of Ar.
Voolfolk 10 preach and lecture hsss ~ an:
nouuesa. ut wxs practically iuapossib's for
him 10 reach here in the cs'ndision OF The
roads. He has np,ided The Club 81 h's rod
mess % fpl6,I the engagement 1t 'wh-sever
time CO.. b. made must mutaally conveeieut
and Vi. ses(aus NJ vtp ~ N ssese -
X0nk h's8#< .A.4sa.ts@ "a 34Eu0HsAl aft6.I ~ ~,
"~.P , .l>.. h,-, o.
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HOW THEY W IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
r -, e Should DO HERE:
- GO to E. A. r. Heinxe's. Post ono Store. and hav
your Watch Insured to keep good time fur !? monshs
See advt. dit.
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McBnrsey Hsa.s BiIl.-Ths Bal which

McRarney Hsu.s Blll.-The Bal which
has for SINE time been announced e come
Of q shs, Abovs mouse On Monday evening
nex,. promises 70 BE I we'll sttehdrd and en-
joyable shaar lt,v,il probably be about
tss Last Of tho public dancing festivities IT
~ season, Is Lent 10 On. and sitter next
week Prof. HArtwsll will be Oh. Dir.
Rogk. manages he Hauss ,Hdl eoets mp
god supper. and oil who 30 can rely on .
pheasant evening. The inviiaslOa = general
Tickets, ,aclnding sspssr. Ave dollars.
Fresh Ca1i1bP Goods
JUST RrCElvuD u xLEINscahiDr Bros
a,a5uA hrrsAassess2 ysssA Ca1aSoub snitA MI
Hssh Cured Hss - cslsDsaAis 0sosssss = svsey
!" u: Ssse - aessse 90 u - nshaA waR>s
~ = le.s EsiS G. c. - 49,, - -.
- ;S;:s : 4 a ''ssn ~ Y
y-rayxa.rF q "a u unr1 :.
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EARLY ROSE"
ssKing OF Early" Seed Potatsesl
For sa,e bv CT MANNING.
l343ms' deer Lodge.
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DIElD. ..
FREALER-Near Helena, Feb. 10th. Elizabeth, vic Of
Dominic FrealvS. ...n
CoLLlNs-At Corvallis, Bitter Root valley, Feb. 4 Of
chrouic dyssutery, Charles Collins, aged about 80
years.
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RroakTaSt at aNoad0.

Passengers from Deer Lodge to Helena. by GilmeI
d SallsbuSyS ovaehcs. take O'Clock breakfast d
NeaiS Statien--ons Ut the best eating ataft0us II
N0utans jy7 dAwte
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lkLH ROSE
liking Of Early" Seed Potatoes /!
For sale by G. II. MANNING,
l34-Jms .'. :..N., Deer Ledge.
The, aseislal Chm m be r.

The lSrlslsl Cha mbcr.
ESSAYS For Young Men, on Great Social Evils
and Abuses, which interfere with NARRlAuE--wtth
sure means Ut relief for the ErIng aud UufN tunatc
diseased aud drbtste Sent tree Of charge. In zeal
ed envelopes Address. ll0wA ASSOCIATION. No.
n iath ST., Philadelphia, Pa. ll6-lyr
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Best Quality of Milk,
DELIVERED At THEIR HOUSES IN QUANTl.
TIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS.
Hoping to receive their continued patronage will do
NIL In my power u merit it. and will put my terms In
Isl '''O'' WIN my o'''' PHIL. Z. EVANS.
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To the Public.

Pesrons having Old Magazines, Books and Papers
which they dspo.ed to c0ntribute for the baeot
of the Ppourrs In the Penttentjdy are vepcctfully
sited to leave the eithcr Ut the Drag stores
n .er Lodge. Any savoS u this kind WIN " CRATE
fully appreciated By them:
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