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Medical Notice.
DIR. O. B. WI1ITFORD,
~ butcher shop aa..
MAIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, NJ

The Doctor having permanently established In this
city III mot professionally engaxe) may q all times
be found 1t bis Office 70 attend TO calls In the city OF
the treaent Ut dseasee peculiar TO the mountains,
safely cay that within the Oh OF medicine, bis
patients will be successfully treated. .
Private Dlaeascs treated (without the Of meIcu
ry) with unparalleled euccers. syphilis In all it, vsr
fsms, GOn0rrhOea, Gleet. Strctur1, Orchtis, Her
mia. Spermat0rhoca. and all Urinary diseases Cor.
sultati"n. BY letter at the Office. free p. O. Box IN
M1v H&ztt fa
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Il b seldom that we ere called upon to note
. mers psiaful fact thsn thst which vsnOw
record, and which 10 nothing more ror less
than the rumored death Of Basuum's gorilla,
who 10 supposed 10 have pcrished In the
flames Of the Museum recently burned.
The news of his uni,meJy and frightful end
will cause . thrill Of heartfelt agonv 10
thrill the bos0ms Of his many friends
throughout the country. who witaessed his
playful antics in his cage whenever Basnum
went on his last summers tour. or enjoyed
his society ut beer saloon when tho lsbors
of the day aud evenings exhibitions were
ended.
The deceased gorilla WIS young man Of
exemplary habits, and by his versatile in
dustry supported an aged father and mother
10 Jersey City. who can hardly bear their
present loss. His original name was Briggs,
and he was If Yankee, not Celtic origin, -
has been enormously stated. Mr. Barnum
became acquainted with young Briggs many
years ago, and keen observer of human ma
ture that he she soon saw that the hoy
possessed talents which would If rightly
applied bring him into public notice. Mr..
Barnum first employed Briggs - mermaid.
but his nervous sanguincoUs temperament
unified him for wearing wig and Goldfish
skin, and he was shortly after promoted to
theposition Of wild man. In this he acheiyed
no success, and it was not until Barnnm put
his great travelling show on the rosd In 1850,
and gave Briggs the position Of gorilla, that
he developed those ecceniricitics that have
made him famous. For two years no better
specimen of the gorilla tribe has been seen
on this continent. Though naturally convi-
vial and social In his tastes, he cat in his
cage an object of wonder and admiration to
thousands, aud submitted to being stirred
up with y long pole for the benefit of coun-
try clergymen, who stood by explaining to
youthful Sabbath school scholars how
wonderfully and fesrfully VIC arc made.
No murmcr Of discomfort escaped his lips,
except at Terra Hsute. Ind, las, July, when
he was hear! 10 remsrk that he'd be Id
ii he could stand It much longer wearing
hair overcast in hot weather. on . salary of
go week" His salary was 1t once eIcvs.
ted to $le 50 week, and he was allowed ice
in his den thereafter, and no better behaved
specimen Of bis tribe was ever placed on |
exhibition.
Mr.. Barnum, NC ore informed, with char
acteristeric energy has .elegraphed to Africa /
for other specimens Of rare wild beasts. u
supply the places Of those destroyed by the
late conAagra.ion. He may procure ele.
plants, lions, tigers and cockntoos, but he
can never Ill the place Of Gorills Briggs.
Not even DR.. Livingstone, with all his ex.
pericnce in African jungles can capture 80
dnc specimen, one who could caper ~
nimbly around his seven by nine cage, and
dance to the lascivious ,icklings of bis keep
cr's club with sdci, patience. Gorilla, adieu:
and may the hairy fOur.lcygsi Phoenix who
arises from your ashes possess your noble
qualities Of mind and heart, and give entire
satisfsc.'ou u deluded public for the usu.
d price of half dollar.
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II alar1er q Dallieoyille.

The wounding and subsequent death Of
Frank Willis. 1t Bullionville, recently, has
already been mentioned in these columns.
We have received some particulars Of the
terrible affair, which 20 u show that Willis
was deliberately murdered. It seems that
Willis had had some difficulty with man
named Haggerty, but supposed II al settled,
and that nothing more would come Of It.
On Tuesday evening last, . Willie wss co.
Ing home, be saw two acquaintance enter =
house, and stepped In 10 spoak with them.
He found there the man Haggerty and two
other men, besides the acqusintsnces he de-
sired 70 speak with. Hsggerty spoke to
Willis and slapped him with the left hand
across the eyes, binding him for moment
Willis saw Haggerty 1t the same tune make
= motion ~ n about 10 draw pistol. Be-
fore Willis could sec clearly he beheld the
lash of the pistol. The aim It seems had
been we'll taken; the ball passed into the
breast above the heart and through the left
lung. Willis did not see any pistol, but be
died without any doubt - to Who fred the
deadly and murderous shot. The unfor.
inmate young man fingered until Sunday
night, and retained oil bis mental faculties
until within few hours of his death. Inn.
medIately after he tired, Haggerty handed
the pistol 70 Frank Baker, who stood behind
hum, saying, Nov, If you are going 10
stand up to what you agreed 70, do Il. /"
Baker and the other man escaped, bat bag.
getty was arrested. Coroner Phils0n held
ths usual inquest. Willis 10 reputed to Be :
very worthy young man, and the grief Of
bis wife 10 whom 10 wss married only two
months) and relatives was hcart.rending.
This b disbolicsl proceeding, and the per-.
petrstors should be dealt with riyoroualy. -
Phoebe Record H
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EDITOR NATION: SIR-I notice IN article
In the Nation Of November 2lst, enti
titled "A Sectional Review of the late can.
vass." In which this sentence occurs: THE
centre Of gravity Ut the population has not,
We believe, crossed the great Appalachian
chain"
I think you are in error. had occasion
to consider that question year since, and
1t my request Professor Hilgard. IT the
Coast Survey. made series Of calculations
to ascertain the centre Of gravity Of the pop.
ulstion, - shown by plans Of the exac.
shape and size Of the United States, exclu-
sive OF Alaska. loaded with the actual popu>
lation. and ascertains the point on which It
would balance.
BY this process lie found that, in 1910,
the centre Of gravity If the population was
At point In Virginis, near the eastern foot
Of the Appalachian chain and near the par.
allel Of - degrees north LATITUDE.
In 1850 this centre had moved westward
~ mils1 across the mountains 10 Z point
nearly south Of Parkersburg, Va.
In 1850 1t had moved westward g miles
10 point nearly south Of Chillicolhs, Ohio.
In 1910 It had reached point near Will
'nington, Clinton county. Ohio, about Is
miles northeast Of Cincinnati.
In no case had It widely departed from
the 89th parallel.
II the ssme rate Be maintained during the
next three decades. which I doubt, Il will
fall 10 the neighborho0d Of Bloomington,
Ind, by 1900.
Professor Ililgsrd also found that . line
drawn from Lake Erie, st the northeastern
corner Vt Ohio, 10 Pensac,la, In F!orils,
would divide the population Of the United
States, - Il ssood In 1870, into two equal
parts. This line is nearly parallel u the line
Of tho Atlantic ct,ast
Fiom these calculations Il will appear that
both the ''centre of gravity" and the line
that divides the population in half. are
more than lSomiles west 81 lie Appaaaehain
chain. Very truly yours, .
J. A. GARrIELD.
% WAsHIxoTox, d. e., Dec. Z, 1872.
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A man yesterday hitched gentle COW to
On express wagon, and cut quite figure -
he drove about the streets The cow was
dressed Ia = silver. plated harness, had bits
In her mouth and was driven with rcins,
anchored with hitching strap ard weight
wherever she WAS stopped. and withai WAS
treated - though she ought To have been
horse. and Il was her misfortune In having
been born 10 give milk.
That COW went along oil right for IN hour
or two, when she suddenly took notion
into her head, - cows often do. She got to
thinking, while staoding before houss up
town,-waitipg for her driver to carry In :
dozen Of eggs and half quarter Of tes'
10 boarding house hssh dispenser, -thst II
would be capital idea and save great deal
Of time for the aforesaid driverif she should
just cut Gross. lots down town. When .
COW gets down to solid meditation on =
matter Of economy Of this kind, and 1t IL all
backed by the seductive appearance Of
wisr Of straw lying loose on top OF = weed,
you might just ~ we'll ut her follow out her
fancies But the driver wss thick headed
and couldn't ''see It," when the bovine In.
noceutly turned out Of the roadway and
made for ditch and hole In the fence
about b,E enough IN admit her body. The
COW In return "got on her ear" and the man
got on her rear In his eudesvors 10 cudgcl
m ides down through her horns. Then
there was . large amount Of amusement for
bystandess, who screamed with delight over
the eplsootiesl antics Of the COW. She ran
through ditch two feet dep, and then
emerged upon the sidewalk; climbed eight
trees and upset the wagon-thc driver on
her back oil the time. damned In between
. couple Of board piles, and stove one wheel
Of the vehicle; dumped the driver finally
Into On excavation Up town; tosmed and
frothed and beloved and sung sweet bass
episooticsl refrain; detached the express
wagon; disappeared under the Hill, md
when found In the afternoon was lying
calmly on her side down BY Cherry creek. .
couple OF miles from the scene Of action.
majesticslly chewing cud OF sweet grass
and cogitasing upon ths wonderful change
10 things since the time when she was :
horse. She wss oos1led. with few shreds
OF harness, and that sxpressman 10 now
feeding her carefully and thinks she will, y
she hss In the past, give more mllk than any
Other INV In ensvn - n..s~. NJ.
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D.m..ca. |, A. ~ IN. c,a.., . -. N.
very oldes, c,.v In ,hs World rr.d,,ior
there locs,o. the .r,vc.of Adam Ar, ss.,,
NOAH and other s.r,v .nc..,or. - ~, ,.c.
Damascus |, surrounded Nv = dr..rv de..r,
vet n i,.clf . m.rv.,on. o..,. m. ....,,,.v
Of which run. 49, n N. ..,,,.., $500. :.
the worlds h,..orv w.,., A., ~. "a.
fertility no..,bl. and v.,.. ~. q :.
vitbou, spv aIr.. NJ d.,.,,o,.,.c, ~
water |. tsken fror,. ~. 49,. ~. .,.S
Phssp.r. and cpn.,de,,.e vh., ..,,c.I,.,,l
wealth and b,esins, ,,hsv ~. ma -. me-
sourcs Of n n NO vo,As, M. Az. ,,sd.,
leper. eeusnl Na.m.n M. e,,.d LII. ao.,.
ipe when told 70 70 and NH IN Jors.. s,,r
The cine al. nj. di..... -h,,. h.h.A !.
mind the two great fepAnain1 anA 1iEa.1iv.
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A NKw HgrmoD OF PICTURE PAlx3Ixe.
The printing Of pictures BY q new method
known - the Heliotype process, b attract.
Ing much attention just now. The follow
ing viii give IN idea Of how II II done: 4
sheet Of ssiatins treated with bichrosass Of
potash. which renders Il sensitive to light,
10 printed snder IN ordinary negative.
When Tie picturs appears sud1cieatly plain.
the sslasine 10 taken and made IN adhere BY
atmospheric pressure 10 plate. The plass
with the gelntiue attached. b plsced N IN
ordinary plsten printing press and TAXED
with ordinary lithographic Ink. Az IN litl>
oxraphy, Il 10 necessary to dampen the
plate with water after every inpression.
nfeeea hundred Impressions have been
taken without injsrins the plate. and II In.
jared y yeplacsd q cnss Of Z fss cessa
,Ths process y. 10 Tea. What has losg hees
sosghs-pabesegsspAic psisting. Il caa Be
appne1 soleAs psedseaios of ~ apse o
svvsy vasisay Il piesass asd ssgIayisg, M
psista posssaits. tssds ciseshfs, ssl - y
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Z. L. BONNER. !. II. ROBERTSON
f. L. Bonner & Co.
DEER LODGE. Montana.
We offer 10 Wholesale aud Retail purchasers the
most complete stock Ut new and desirable goods ever
offered In this market
Foreign and DOmcstic Dry Goods,
ALL TIE BEST BRANDS OF
PRINTS, SHEETING,
Shirtings, Ticks, &c., &C., II
rABlE LINEN TOWELS, NAPKINS, &C.,
Ladies' Dress Goods.
sns, Y.s,eA and Izish Psyai.s, Jaya.sss
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lai,sA oashnssss, 1ssi,sa PepHns, Plaila
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yaes.sss, Jaek.ras, Sssteh oiaghana
1alssi6sssa s1izts, Tselsl skistiag,
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LADIES' TRIMMED HATS,
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LADIES' SHOES AND SLIPPERS,
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onD1Ny DoauRY,
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MEMS CLOTHING
Boys CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes,
HATS. GAPS,
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CARPETS,
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Curtains, Shades.
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WALL PAPER, NOTIONS. &C.
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THE medical revolutions which connsacsd ysass
ago With ths gradual disase Il hloodttiag. salivs
tios. dsses psrsstives. ID powerful opdates, koe
bs,vely an gloriously On. Every day The sick gpw
wiser. They are no Longer wtlliaG 70 opea rtheir
mosths, shst their eyes, and take whatever TIE doctors
arc pleased to psescsb without inquiry. Thev want
TO know the nature oe the medicines they are desired
u swallow, and demand to have the mystsious Latin
lingo Of the profession translated Into plain En:lsi
The INVALID wosLD undcrtsand. at last that
vlGOR IL the great antagonist Of diasas The feeble
decline to be utterly prostrated BY depicting pills and
potions. and turning from such mendicaments with
losthing. judcioI sly place their trust in remedy
which combines with the properties Of Attentive
those Of pure aud Wholesome Tonic and Restorative
It 10 about tere vea,s since this grand disder
atun Was introduced under the name Of
PLANTATION DlTTEKS.
AID from that time to the present it, progres. has
been without parallel In the history Of proprietary
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar cans-the
most uutrieious OF al simulants- its basis. and
ccatcd solely with the juices and extracts Of rare
vegetable species, such rs Califaya BARK, the best
known Tonic that the world produces, and which
makes It BY all odds the most uoobectionsbs invig
GRANT, corrective and general Alternative that has ever
been placed by science within the reach q the ssck
the SUFFERING aud the dependent. Hence It has over
leaped all competition and Plantation Btters to-day
the most popular Tonic either side Of the Atlantic.
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PROPOSAL.

The undersigned ---. whose post -oiice
proposes to convey the mails Of the United States,
from July !. 1874 to June 10 1874, Oh route No. -.
between and -, under the advertisement Of tho
Postmaster General. dated December !. 1872. "with
celebrity. certainty. aud security Flaw Of June 1871
for the annual sum Of - - dollars
This proposal IL msdc with full knowledge Of the
distance Of the route the weight Ut tho mail to be
route and service ard after also careful examination
Ut the laws and instructions attachcd the advertise
ment 1T mail service: snd " TIA provisions contained
In the act VI Congress Of June .. 1879.
Dated --.---Riddcr
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The undersigned postmaster nc $1,000. State OF ---
cettihcs. UNDER MS OATH OF OFFICE. that he ~ &C
quantcd with the above guarantOrs, and knows them
to be men Of property. and able to make good their
guarantee: aud that bidder and garantors Mrc above
the a:e Of II years. n ~. #
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CARRYING the mall, Nd 70 Oe IokGh bCIOfc III OuCtr
qualified to administer Oaths.
L., of -. bidder for conveying the mail
on route No. -, from -----. do swear that have
the ability pccunarly to falA my obligation such
bidder that the bid n made In good faith, and with
the intention to enter into contract and perform the
service in case said bid shall be accepted and that
the signatures Of tho guarantOrs thereto are gennine
and tina. believe the said guarxntOrs 70 b. pacunisr-
lily responsible for and able to pay MI damRxes the
United States shall suffer by reason Of my MNnx u
perform my obligations ~ such bidder. III ..
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
u. -. LAND OFFICE,
HUMBOLDT, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN 0. l.. Slack, whose Post Office ad-
dress is Junction City, Trinity County,
California, has made application for a
Patent for the placer mining claim known
as the Bed Rock Tunnel Placer Mine,
situated in Canon City Mining District,
Trinity County, State of California, and
described in the Plat and Field-Notes on
file in this office, as follows, to-wit:
From f7jxth initial station on an island
in CanonVfeek, var. 1878 Il N2SoE 4.75
chains to the starting corner of the claim
set post, marked o. l.. S., in n mound of
rocks, for the ). w. corner of the claim (;
lst course N25oE 3.75 chains to Gwin
Gulch, 20 links wide, runs West thence
l.43 chains to O. l.. Slack's water ditch,
links wide, runs West thence 1880
chains TO set post in mound of rocks for
n. w. corner of the claim I'd course
S66030E 9.75 chains to Wagon Road
from Canon City to junction City thence
ll.25 chains to set post in mound of earth
for N. K. corner of the claim Sd course
S25oW 10 chains to Gwin Gulch, 20 links
wide, runs West thence 1870 chains to
set post in mound of earth for 5. Il. corner
of the claim 4th course West 1885
chains TO and closing on the starting cor
ner, containing l2.35 acres. The corner
common to Townships 81 and 3S N r 8
and . West NJ ID NJ, bears $4,000 Il
l299.90 chains (calculated) which locates
said claim in Township "a N II, IL w,
Nj ID Nj. Adjoining claimants, LIST course
bounded by mining lands claimed by the
Hog 'em Company; on the I'd, Sd and 4th
courses by mining land claimed by Chris
tian f. Wolskey and Charles White,
and known as the Prussan claim.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver of
the United States for Humboldt Land
District, Eureka, Humboldt county, Cal
ifornia, within sixty days from the first
day of publishing and posting hereof.
Dated Jan. Dist, 1873.
x-w C. 4. ROBERTS.
Register.
A''' febl-GOd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
u. -. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
JANUARY 18th. 1879.

JANUARY 18th, 1873
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ ii. G. Wilt, Detlef Hansen and Ellis
Flowers, whose Post Office address Is
.Weaverville, Trinity County, California,
have made application for Patent for that
certain Collaborating Placer Mine known
as the ii. G. Wilt placer mine, situated
in Red Flat Mining District, Trinity
County, State of California, and described
in the plat and field notes on file in this
office as follows, viz:
Commencing at post set in mound
of rock for the North West corner of the
claim thence NSloE 1000 chains To a
post in mound of earth thence $50 wv
$50 chains to post in mound of earth
thence S7l1oE 1850 chains to slate
rock in mound of rock thence sew
1920 chains to a post in mound of earth !;
thence N7lI2oW 33.45 chains to a post in
mound OF earth thence N5oE III 81 chains
to n post in mound of rock-the place of
beginning; containing 53.l0 acres. The
corner of Townships No. 80 and 80 n NR
No. 8 and West, Mount Diablo base
and Meridian, bears S50o44E 1864 .52'
chains distant from initial point. The
location of said claim was not recorded,
there being no Recorder for said mining
district. Said claim is bounded on the
North by the Placer Mining Claim of
Overmeyer and Berger, and on the South
by mining claims of Price and +. NJ.
Howell, and on the West by the Canon
Creek Hogem Co.'s mining claims. N
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver
of tho United States Land Office at
Shasta, California, within Sixty days
from the first publication of this notice.
JNO. S. FOLLANSBEE,
jan25-6Od. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-01
u. -. LAND OFFICE.
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO MINING
CLAIM.
JANUARY 18th. 1874.

JANUARY 18th, 1879.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Johh f. Wood, whose Post Office
address is Lewiston, Trinity County, Cal
iiornia, has made application for Patent
to that certain Gold bearing Placer Mine
known as the John f. Wood mining
claim, situated in Rush Creek Mining
District, County of Trinity, State of Calf
fornia, and moro particularly described
rs follows, viz:
The SW 4 of SW y of SE a of Sec
ton II, in Township 33 North, of Range
West Nj ID Nj, containing 10 acres.-
The location Of said claim was not re-
corded rs the laws or customs of said
district did not require locations to be
recorded. Said claim is bounded by the
mining claim Of V. M. Chamberlain on
the East, and on the South and West
by agricultural lands belonging to John
Il. Wood.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present
the same before the Register and Receiver
of the United States Land Office ut
Shasta, California, within Sixty days
from the first day of publication of this
notice.
JNO.S. FOLLANSBEE.
jan25-6Od. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-03-01
why Endure What is CurabIe

What can't be cured must be en-
dured," says the proverb; but indigestion
can be cured, and therefore it is the
merest stupidity to endure it. Dyspep-
tics have certainly right to continue
dyspeptics to the end of their days if they
choose, but as it is not supposed that any
rational being prefers physical torment
to ease and health, the probability is that
if all sufferers from indigestion were con-
vinced that an absolute; infallible remedy
for their complaint existed, they would
with one accord resort to it. We most
emphatically declare that such reme-
dy does exist, and that its name is Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters. The record of
its success extends over period Of more
than twenty years, and it is fearlessly al
legged that during the whole Of that time
it has never failed to afford permanent
relief in any disorder or arrangement of
the stomach that was not organic, malig-
nant, and incurable. The testimonials
that go to establish this important fact
can be counted by the thousand. Stom-
ach complaints that had been aggravated
by q total disregard of all dietary rules,
and intensified and rendered chronic By
medicinal treatment or drastic purgation,
have in hundreds of instances been cured
within three months by the systematic
use of this celebrated stomachic and al
terative. 1t should be remembered that
weakness of the digestive organs involves
many other ailments. Biliousnes, head
ache, nervous debility, spasm, palpitation
of the heart, rush of blood to the head,
nausea, vertigo, and sleepessness are
among its concomitants and results and
for ali these the great vegetable tonic is
a specific. 1t acts first upon the stomach,
and through the stomach upon the secre-
tory and nervous systems and the bowels,
its general effect being always genial and
benificent. 2-feD.