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POLL TAX.-Dis,rict Assessor Evans las
called our attention 10 the fart that come
persons over n years old have refused !" p"y
poll lax l,r p",r tax, claiming that they Dr.
exempt tr.,n, such taxation. evidently h"v'
ing c"nf"undcd ''po'r tax with road 'aA.
The statute l. - follows:
Sec. ~ In addition 10 thc tax required
to I've levied Ivy the pr'vis'""s Ut THIS "c''
there sl,nll bc levied by the B'mrd "' C'u"ty
Commissioner, Of ench county. vi the same
tine the I'D paiosem tax Is levied by them.
tax Of two dollars upO" e"ch mute i"''''ds1'"'
Of the Territory over the age Ut twenty'''"t
wears. Such tax shall bc denVminsied
poor INK. ETC"
The net fourth provides that this tax (s''d
the dog. taxi shall be collected and payable
al aoy time after the same are lev'ed' sno
the Assessors collect the same ut the time u
making the assessment.
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SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT-APRIL TERN
lssa HIRAM Knowles. JUDGE

Ba'ly W. Du,ro, action on account: iudr
mcnt hy agreement for plsinliff for &iOQ
and costs.
b'e'en'~rS vs. kleinschmidt; replcvin :
defendants motion for continuance denied
judgment for plaintiff.
Territory vs.. VIM. Dillon grand larceny;
(robbery at Green Kir,ley's) plea of M,
guilty Withdrawn; plea Of guilty substituted;
sentenced TO two ycars anc. six months In
Peniten,,xry.
Creighton vs., Klc,nsclmidt l. BRO. mo
70S); placed on calendar Ivy order Of C,ur,
Tertiary Of Montana vs. Lung and You:
g's"d larceny Isl. a''ny hand safe from
MclIen l. Co.. Pio"trr); verdict If mot guilt,
~ I" defendant Lung guilty Ms to defend
AT You; notice of motion for new trial f.,
You filed.
You, sentenced three years IN Pcnitcn.
tiary.
Creighton vs.. k"inschmidt L. Bro: dc,
nnrcr to complaint ovcrrulcd; excepted
l." by defendant appearance Of defendan,
Il. klcinschnidt entered defendant given
40 days u file answer
J"i," Grrlnr. native rf the Grand Ducl,y
Baden, admit d 10 citiz n,hi
Il. Sch"cpIe W. Cole Saun.i. Is. s. C. ca
judgment for plaintiff.
Aurl'ahch & Klein vs. Louis l. Coleman,
ct al continued Ivy agreement.
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JAMES W. WulrLAcu "A personal letter
from Mon'sna's alslicsted Quarts King,
dated Starr King. Eiko Co.. Nevada. April
10 .ssys: Il an building . Furnace 1t this
placs aud will Commence smelling o" the
as,h INST / hsyc good prospects far The
sesson. and expect y make money hcre."
vs. are xls,. and muit'tadrs q No"'sn'A"s
viii he. Ia learn that ''Jim" after uors hard
work. and rushing. and isibalas'"ns Tia"
Isil to the lot Of average men, 70 10 Ssss
xay 10 make another stake, he makes
mistakes for himself, hut jim Wh'tlssch
hslps any country hs y In, whether ~ ~
thoussnds BY The hundred " only prs
meeting Iii snd'ra.ions for day.
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Local ereVities.


Whooping cough is reported 10 town.
Court will probably I've adjourned ,o>dsy
Water Was u he turned in the Rock Creek
Ditch yesterday.
Mr.. Hyde. practical matchmaker. has
"pe"ed his shop in one corner 1T the post
Office.
The water 10 flowing finely and the cold
snap OF Tuesday and Wednesday only tight
cnci the reius without checking il.
All kinds Of weather Monday. Sunshine,
thunder. lightning. rain and scuds of snow
Nature was - espriciOus - the Subsidy
Ring.
DR.. p. Gaylord, B,taric Physician has
removed 10 corner Alb ard Main Streets
"plmsi,c City Hotel See card in another
column.
George Bruffsy, the ind"mitable cheese
man. was in "n his first spring trip las,
week, supplied the market snd goes neA,
trip to M.ss,ula
A large nu,nl.cr ot fsmili from M,ssoula
county arc stated II Ike moving 10 the w
ri"us lower mining camps Of Deer Lodge
for the summer, and travel is getting brisk.
Rev. L b Voolfolk. who has located q
rancho in Deer Lodge Valley. this side the
Pr"wsc farm, il ut present getting it IN or.
der. and expects I" have hrs family residing
there in few weeks.
Mr.. r. Gerard. If Warm Springs. caught
few days since In that bright brs,k the
largest Salmon trout VIC have heard Of be-
ing taken in these waters. Its weight was
fifteen and half pound
MI. Taylor and Mr.: J. E. Fca'hcrman OF
New Chicago were in town on Thursday.
the former purchasing furniture for the
New Chicago hotel. which will l@ open 70,
guests on and after Mond, y next
The hin was horrible this week; Helena
coach delayed eight or ten hours johnny
does his best though. and keeps getting
through the same day. A few days good
weather will make I'LL right.
Rev. Blackwell informs US that miners
were at work ut Pioneer on Monday 1t is
conceded tina, will he the hest town on the
West Side this season. The old camp il
just settling down u business.
Addison Smith Esq. isbuilding Owe lin:
house on Second Street and Clage,t Avenue
Mr.. CIsgc,t is building IN addition I" biz
c.'age. Others contemplate building in the
nriyhlWrho,d. The East end is luoking up
Lewis 4 Coleman tempt the nimble cur.
rency from your pack, with fragrant and
luscious oranges fresh from tropic trees
Heads of small families will lind them
superior t. Indian rubber rings for teeth
ing.
A letter from A. Richardson to hts father
dated ut Ross Fork, Snake river, April r.
states the party was getting along all right
All their horses were rpin,otd but they Were
travelling along steadily. There was ,hrc'
to five feet Of snow on Pleasant Valley
divide. John C"ffec, who is travelling
with them. came near losing his scalp II.
went out wearing buffalo coai, t. look fOl
the horses. got lost. and cunning across
l"t Of Snake Indians they m'stsmk him for
''hig Sioux" and were going for hair whcr
''..tcl' found him. Grass was go"d or
Ross Fork and the party expected IL react
COrinnc in four or five days.
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& 4
Dovx rus RoAD.-NessrA Granville
s,usr, end Jere. Roach wesc among the
,,..srnser, who arrived fr.a cosinas, 90
n.,nAsv. r.. Stuart sasaes tlsse was s'ue
i,.,l, lopssss fright n Cs'sisse when ~
..s thsrs ma none 1t en0seQscscs thia sidr.
Crssidsfahls luusana sselgss ~ sSpecseo
~. q t,urisss. wslsarp ~ Dianosd =
~ c,secnplaas ssnniag thsss eselss -
...s - NM ecnspa. TIE ceeceee nv
- - UP ftaa Oss'sss = 49, NJ
l.as ~ Ieys ~ sishss. Tss ds's.s's ..
80 B,th(e ~ b 0iinss - Oalsssy 49,
$50 go - = ~ 49, 49, - .I1...
- nspls60tr aanan 60 n ap.''s'''''
loae ~
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Territory Of Montana, Second Judicial
District. Deer IO'Sc County. Hon. Judge
h'rxm Knowles. presiding; April term, A
d. 1873.
Territory Of Montana, plaintiff vs.. Jas.
McArri>tIn, defendant
Territory of M"nt"ns. plaintiff VI. Chris.
We'iklL. defendant.
Territory Of Montana. plaintiff vs.. Wm
Henderson. defendant.
Territory "t Montana. plaintiff ". Bari
Stevens. defendant
Tertiary of Montana. plaintiff We. Henry
Adams. defendant.
Territory of Montana, plaintiff W. Robert
Plumnnrr. defendant.
Territory OF Montana. plaintiff vs.. VIM
Hartley, defendant.
Territory Of Montana. plaintiff vs.. Jim A.
Butcher. defendant.
The Grand Jury Of the above entitled
term having made .Iiligen, inquiry into the
s'Nvc entitled cases and there being ~.
twelve jur"rs IN favor Of Indictment ~
either case. hereby certify that there was
M true bill found.
w. L. IRVINE. Foreman.
DsER LODE CRY. N. r April q, is:a
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The best Coffee and choice Groceries In
town u 1891 WILCOX'S.

ROADS AND TAXES In communication
in this issue Fl. s." complains Of mad mat.
'ers We presume there are grounds for
compliant Of their condition. But III
trnuhlc appears I" lH in his not knowing
what district he is in. That can be ascer
isined Ivy examining the County Clerks
rccord where description ct each rosd dis
,rict Is required to be kept. Having ascer
tanned that . tax payer can procure authority
from the Supervisor to work At any needed
mint. and receive credit for the same. and
II his work exceeds his tax. receive the bsi
,nce in money out Of the rad funds in the
treasury belonging to his district. Perhaps
IF. J." il not thoroughly converssnt with
the rad law and facts Tho poll tax Of 8
ar each male person between 81 and 45 years
Of age. and tax VI One mill on the dollar
On property il provided 10 lie assessed by
law, but only where road districts exist,
urg~niu~l on petition Of thirty Or more CHI
zcns N" Rad district, no taxes. II dis
,ric,, then oil moneys derived from it 90 10
It's lencfit. And MI other system would be
likely 10 be more faulty than the present.
The work .lOne in and n,Ound Deer Lodge is
cited. D,ms "E. s." know the facts Deer
Lalsc District Is in deb e4O0 ~ $500. on
work .l..nc last year. It cs""ot le paid s'"-
Ill the property tax Is paid IN this year
Meantime. the work being done Is Ivy poll
COLLECTIONS for rna tax which il subject IN h.
worked out. Two years ago this district
wss the only me organized in the county.
Would ~. g" have thought II just thu,
other srctiOns "f the county sh"u:d Ike taxed
II make or rel'nir roads here?o or would ~
wish them Ia nav our ind.b,e Ines? W.
think the law bcs, M II stands. AMI ceriain' y
there mrs able hxi,ed men and there IL prs'p
er,y enough In the rich War'a springs
settlement IT, put and keepin g0kt c"n.:i'l0n
the valley rmhs which nature has l'cncficeni.
" inqmcuihed Us superior, without the touch
If pick or sh"vcI, {" a!""s' any Oui't roads
IN the world
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40. 900 Flour sacks for sale
,~n Bye. L. DoNNGR Z 90.

WALLA WALLA NAIL following
letter explains itself. II came marked 20"
Nissoula and Waiisburg," but wss hftftn
days IN transit. We presume ihst during
the summer months mail sdd'essed - sux
geslei &low will 81 through s's'ntr IMAM
viz C,r,nnc. but deem the latter the Oess
winter route. #
Orvws % WxLLA wALLA Uxlon:
Walls waIis. W. T.. April = IVA
Iubisher Nev NSrM Wesl, Deer LNdSs:
W. would call your attention I" the tsc'
that unless you address your papers 10 ~
"s| MIss'uls aud Wsiishurgh," they VIII
be sen, Ella C"r,nne, KcIton. and Bosse C'sy'
and ~, reach here inside of twenty Gays.
Whereas, II you address ~ ahove, they VIII
reach wsllS ws'a In eight or Il" days.
II will s'so be On accs'nm'sdstO" ." many
Of Your busincss men 10 le swsee ut Tina .
We never knew until 70 day the cause %
such , long Tins f"r transit, ard rssss
'cus~d'' the Miss,ule mail rOuts not Nssje'
Fratsruslly yOsrs, "~
3 n. 0AgT1 4 Co,
PUBLISHER Vsies.
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In TROUBLE Very many Of our Deer
Lodge people will recoIlect Will. Llewellyn,
brother Of Mrs. G. c. Clawson, who resided
here for some time and accompanied the N
+. r. Il. surveying parties in ~ and ~
No more highly and wor,hily esteemed
young man ever resided among u, and .
community like him wouldn't need . con.
stable IN u thousand years But, he has
''shot bis man" notwithstanding. He WAS
<ith Col dc Lacy last summer on the Sal
mon River survey. and went back to Tabor,
Iowa. TO winter. A certain Doct"r, who
had l,een ''chicf" and run the town for scv.
rral years, didn't like the idea If there heinz
/" Montana hoy around whom he had not
made take water" and during the winter
sought on several occasions to quarrel with
L'cwc!lyn without getting any advantages.
A few days ago he sought to do 90 again,
and still not making LlewelIyn weaken, he
announced his intention IL shoOl him on
sigh, the mex, day. Llcwellyn next morn.
ing put on his six shooter. went on the
street, and meeting the Decor who wxs
hreled. WAS tao quick for him, got the drop
On the disciple Of Escu!npius and put navy
tall in along side his nose and out near the
ear 1t will not prove fatal. Llewellyn
was held in 5000 tail I" appear for trial
mex, September, procured bsil, and will b.
an the Southern Pacific survey till that time
From what We know Of him. the deed must
have teen in self defense. for more prace
able. gn'd citizen than Will LIcwellyn never
lived among US. We trust to hear Of his full
nc0uittMl.
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H0LL0wAY's PILls AND OINTMENT. stand
aghast 1t the Thousands horry hurried to premature
grave. victms Of having neglected the asst symptoms
II disease Whether the complaint originates In the
body. os be introduced sccidenfy through the skin
fstai results may he wardsd of BY timely recourse
to ose or both Of these medicnes Is cents per box
or lsuk,
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AcclpENv.-WbiIc Mrssrs. Chas. Murphy
and T. NJ. Childs were scufflIng N sI"'rt on
Saturday last nj Pioneer. the latter fell md
broke one Ut his legs. Under medical ut.
tendance he is getting along MI right. but
will I've laid up tor some weeks. Pretty serious
for play. Charley has confined himself T."
hard labor N the planning mill since. - the
word having gotten out, the average Deer
Ledger won't take chances on his life
and limbs ny even playing billiards with
him
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lginin9 lgattsss In xineela o1leh.

EDiroR NEW NORTn.WEsT-
Joshua" l,ae finally footed his horn.
and said something ,ruthfully with one
exception; the exception" wc will not re-.
fer to At this TIME. The gay parties he
speaks about, and enjoyed 50 much by the
young blus'ds 1t Lincoln would give tone 10
any city excep, Helena. They were con-
Quoted quietly, peaceably, aud everything
passed Of lovely. - #..l
Having had the extreme pleasure (for the
past iwo years. Of being . resident Vt this
isolated. ancient, and once famous camp. ]
have taken few notes which chcerfully
give 10 your numerous readers in Montana
and elsewhrrc: The ''40' Ut Lincoln was
hct.sc the undersigned put in ~ appearance
aud am not ss veil posted rs some older
settlers: hut .s ''J.sl,ux" says 1T il now
owned ~ large and rich cnmpanys." True,
aud verify believe the said companies will
reap rich reward for their lsbssa Dis.
every companv having extended their
Ditch darinx the winter ore now prepared
10 do goDd Summers work. and with .
sospecs Of 6sdjug the foaniain heed nr
feeder of tbs guild thai hes ensicbesls % many
gay boys in is paimy days. asd allowed
them 10 visit tie deas Onu u hOale Lin.
coin viii b worked By m
E Hlue xuuuo C0lPAHI8s V
Daring tbs ssil,ssses. v,s: Die.vssy com.
neny. Ie,Ans = Co.. Raslessoa, L0ech q Csa,
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CoRREsFor oENcE.

(TuE NEw N0x1s-w EsT s0licits communications
On matterr u Public Interest from al localities Per-
feet freedom II accorded In the choice Of theme and
ample range In ssutinsat and expression, 70 II ID
confined to reasonable limits. We cannot. therefore,
assume in advance responsibility for the views Of
SeSpOudenta)
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/. p. FISH 80, Dand 81 Merchants Exchang
+. our authorized Agent In San Francisco.
RELIGIOUS,

PRrsBvrEHI ,N.-Srrvice. will In hrM ut Odd Eel.
I"m- hall ~ u y. N aud 7 y. m Tomorrow. Rev. J.
X. Ru>se.l. officiating.
NJ +. korrH-Scrvicrs will he held In the Court
Ilou.r 20 morrow Sunday NJ II IL NJ aud J.? D. ~.
Rev " l.. Blackwell. officiating.
The ST JANEs Sunday school meets NJ o'clock y.
M each sundn. NJ the Court House
The Union Sunday School 1t Odd Fellows Hail
M2lg y. M
N. T.. South Sunday School at the Court House at
"A, H.
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I Ss jorlon informs the public that she has
re.attcd the sun Pearl Building and eo'icits their
patronage.
Btard ard lodging by the day or week. Day board,
$500 per week: single meals, &c. board and lodg.
ing per week, eli.0Q l96
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RE-OPENED.
HAVING RE.OPENED TlIE WELL KNOWN
feSeSaSeIe1G1141e115%S1
: Bank Exchange Saloon \

NSARRRSS& L1ylLt2S7S2E
Aud stocked II with Liquors and scgars thst will
commend themselves to patrons. respectfully so'ic
the patronage Ut the public.
Deer Lodge, April II. 1919. I0st
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Top S'DesD Mass

EDiTOs NEW NoRrH-WEsr-
As you have solicited the facts of public
interest in the various campe, I hand you
This down from T. p o Deeep - reminder
:" you in the green, grassy Valleys" tina,
the snow king is yet enthro"ed in the high
gulches, and is almost 10 hard to dislodge "a
Capt. Jacks ModOcs were from the lava
l,eds
Snow is still three and a half feet deep,
hut 10 settling fast. think there will he
water IL start the fumes by the last Of April.
Our company will work thirteen men this
spring for few weeks, running night and
day. 4. Laffcrty s. Co. have one hundred
SIT of dump dirt, and a. presen. arc hosting
and washing with good pay. s. Durvin.
Of Blk Gulch, says he will get to work
about the LIST Of June, and will employ Z
number of hands this summer.
Yours truly, d. q. A.
Tor o'DEEr, April 10.
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SllCl,lasl Notices.
Practical Matchmaker and Jeweler

will shortly visit Dackfoot city and Pioneer. Look
out for my coming. and have your cpizooed Watches
ready. WN. HYDE.
Deer Lodge. April %, 1877. l9o-A
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

Have tho finest har stock In the West Side or any
other side and two Ut the be~t.running billiard tables
In the T-rrt,ry. special invitations u the whole
community tO-cOmc sn3 sec ne.
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THIS much nerdsd aud long looked for
iWseisution hsy been tully organized.
The capital Of ~. Ooo 49, lssn subscribed
aud Tbs Bank orgAnissd viii tLe following
dirocla1s: III NJ
4, u sa,,.,n. .Ni<s0ula,
10. j. Weoco, ..... s..'e ssssss..'' -,
Hsna anllss9. ......e......::.s.. "
Hiram RnOWlse,. ..............s's:: "a: s~ '..sV
2. i. WsSd0a,... ...s. 800.
a. y. Eo9lna0, ..............r'e. ],
] r. Resnhasd.. ~ ........ -. !.
Prssldsas, J. r nigEicA :....... !. AZ
Vie PruGs6eol, q. ]. W0lcA, ......
Cssh1fs Fssd Kssese .,,.,..-....;',|s as''.A
II. xeosss ~ &C. ~ y pesesss ~
sscsssasy books asd sesiissssy 40 g 3.
eu,ses. vhIcA ny y sspseasd = asses -
~. - - IN psDsses -
49, H. $500 - a(as Sse.S -
- a. $3.50 7iII 80 iiD ~ - - -
s.soasa ~ INV
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REMOVAL!

E. l.. BONNER 1 co. HAVE REMOVED TO
THE tic witt Block. REAR or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. I9su
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Notice.

Notice.
All persons knowing themselves indebted 70 me BY
note O. account. will please remember that ny post
office address 10 WIN. WILSON,
is Deer Lodge City.
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Goods delivered free of charge at lndepcudcuoe On
Cariboo Culchcs this Summer. sr0m
100 W86OOON
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@5 to 500 e. s:s. ssI; Al 1s s's:.
SIS u working people, Ut either sex. young Old,
make more money 1t work for in their spare NO.
ments all the time, than q anything cse. Psvjc
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VISITINGCARDS'h;s;sss'':: .' ::
doab,s extra Bsisesl script lesses. and pat apin
handsoas eases eoaesiaisg 20 csrdA AZ TIE Nsw
N0sTn-WssP job O0ee. M
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Report Of tho Territorial araai Jury.

The best imported Liquors anu iigars a
100 WILLOWS.
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z-AE-AlE &(.&8t e.
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TEE
770RPBDD PAIhNT SUITS.
Roberts vs.. AiCss0las Gcyer.


The following is the decision rcnlcredby Judge
McKennan, at May Term orthc Circuit Court IN the
above case:
in tine Cicut Court the United states, in ard for
the Western District Of Pennsylyania.-E \. i.
Roberts W. Nicholas Gcyer.-No. 1.--llay Term
1S13.--Iu Equity
November q. 1872. Eli filed and subpoena Is
sued.
Subpoena aad notice of application tor. Yralilnin
airy Injunction served.
December ~, 1872 Motion for preliminary in
junction heard aud the Court being duly advised in
the premises; the injunction awarded as prayed f'r'
and decree ncu
January Il, 1873. Injunction ssuoi, ond on the
29th day OF January Indictment solved pcrs nally
and by COPY.
May %, 1873. Rule issued for delcudont to show
cause why attachment Should no. Issue for contempt
in violating Injunction and daily owed
June ID, loi3. Rule for attachment IN This case
came on to be heard, ard after argument OF counsel
pro and con, the Court being fu.l advised in tlc
premises, the Rule is made absolute, ana the san
tencc ortho Cont is that the said dofsnian, Mich
olas Gcyor, be Imprisoned in the common jail OF
Allegecny Count, for and during the torn of ten
days, and thai he pay the costs OF t4is proceed
ing.
| Juno Cd, 1873. Comniteut issued
| The Injunction in tAis was for Infringement
of the Roberts patent Of No,-(ca.lcd the Big Pat,
cnD for increasing the pyoiactiyolcss Of oil wells
The act Of Infringement for which the da.cndeut
was committed for contempt, cons'rrd in aiming
Alexandra Har.ar in oXpoLing torpodoes IN oi
wells being lie same act oi infringement FOR which
uors1r ,.,s olso committed in .he c.sC No . No
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Avoid QuacIss and Impostere.

10 Uharee for Adv+ce and Consultation.
Dr. J B. Dy0tt, Graduate of jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
EoTks, can be consulted on all diseases OF tho
Sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which he has made
an especial study either in male or foraale, no
matter from what cause originating or of how
long standing. A practice OF 80 years enables
him to treat disease with success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at q dis
tance can forward letter describing Symphonic
and enclosing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send Tor the Gtiide 10 NtGi,h Price 10 cents.
j. 3. DHOYI, Mo, Physician aud SURGEON.
loi Duane ST New York
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Highland Customs.

Among the Scotch Highlanders many
ceremonies are observed which are con-
sidered to have lasting force throughout
the year. The weather for the year is
augured from the fight of clouds on
New Years Day. The house and its
contents are sprinkled with water and
fumigated with smoke of burning juni-
per as a prevention Of disease. Through
out all Scotland, indeed, the day is more
marked than in England, probably be.
cause Christmas was decreed as q Papa
delusion by the stern old Calvanists and
The season Graves some festival. Tho
wassa1 ceremonial WAS prevalent till G
very few years ago, and peculiar Gus
tom called "frst-footing" is widely OBJ
served to this day. Parties, generally
of men only, supply themselves abund-
antly with whisky and visit the houses
Of their friends as early rs possible OF
the first morning of the year, offering
the compliments of the season. He who
first enters any house is called the frs
foot and n tradition connects him With
pleasant prophecy with the oldest mar
riageable daughter of the household.
Much rivalry then there is among those
who would each be for year foremost
in the graces of some local belle.