davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
USE the Reisinger Sash Lock and support to
FASTEh YOUR WINDOWS

able, very easily applied; holds sash at place
desired, and selffastencr when the sash is down.
Send stamp for circular Circular and six copper
bronzcd locks sent to any address in the u s. post
paid, on receipt of so cts. Liberal inducements to
the trade. Agents wanted. Address-Rcisnger
Sash Lock Co., No 4ls Market St, Harrisburg, IA.
For illustration of this cheapest and best lock,
see Woods Household Magazine, N. T. Independent,
etc etc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

MANY persons suffer with sick head
ache and nervous headache, usually induced
by costivencss, indigestion, &c Such persons
will find relief, if not cure, by keeping the
bowels open with small doscs of Parsons P,r-
gGtir, PiUs-ICom
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
ST PETE'RSBHHI

St. Petersburg, the splendid modern
metropolis of the modern empire of the
czars, is the youngest among the great
cities Of Europe. So late as the begin
ming of the last century, the ground on
which the city now stands was only II
vast morass, occupied by few fisher
mems huts. Peter the Great, whose
natural inclinations drew him toward
the sea, founded the city in 1903, by the
erection of Il fortress on the site of tho
present citadel. Seven years aftcrward
the Count Golovkin, to please his i'm
perial master, built the first brick house;
and the next year the Emperor, with his
own hand, laid the foundation of ahouse
of the same material. From these small
beginnings rose the imperial city of st.
Petersburg, which is now one of the
handsomest in Europe, and contains a
population of about eight hundred thou
sand persons.
The Fat CONTRIBUTORS Saturday MINT
has been compelled to apologize to the
Ohio Senate for an alleged unintentional
reflection on the members of that body.
The editor wrote, "The Ohio State
Senate is proven to be wholly destitute
of the sense of humor," and villainous
compositor made it read "destitute of
the sense of honor"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

CHOLERA MoRBUs is instantly cured
by DIR. Miller's Magnetic Balm. No person
should be without a bottle on the road, as a
timely dose may save life. rs cts. per bottle
only.-[Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

DooLEy's Yeast Powder is convenient,
economical, and always reliable No waste of
food prepared with it, IA it il always of the
best quality Com.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

four to six times day, according to age.
Lettuce, onion tops, fresh grass, chopped
fine, should be given them at least once
a day.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

DOSE every two days is the way to take Shall
lenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote. Ore doSe
stops the chills, and cure is certain.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
DEATH or THE IN TENTOR OF SPOOL
THREAD

The English papers by a late steamer
announce the death at II ripe old age of
Mr.. Andrew Clark, the celebrated manu-
factllrcr, whose name has been asso-
ciated both in the New World and the
Old with the famous thread which is in
universal use. He was virtually born
to the business of thread manufacture,
his father having been engaged in that
line i'll Paisley, Scotland. But the
young inventor soon effected i'm
provcmcnts which rcvolutionizcd the
trade. He brought the process of manu-
facturc to its present perfection, and
was the inventor Of the process of wind
ing it on the spools for consumers. Like
all inventors, Mr.. Clark was Il self-made
man. He commenced business in n
small room, but his Improvements were
SO valuable that his business seemed
only limited by the capacity to supply
the demands of consumers, and for
years before his death he was at the
head of the largest and most celebrated
factory in the world He was the means
of converting his native village of Pals
ley into a great and prosperous manu-
featuring center. Mr.. Clark, IL few
years ago, associated his son in the bust
ness, which is now continued under the
name of Clark 4 Co., and its agencies
are established all over the world-in
Russia, Germany, France and other
parts of Europe, and in South America
and the United States.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
PRIZE FIGHTING PLAYED OUT.

When ii pledged advocate of cause
gives it up as lost and pronounces it's
charms to be all gone, it is about time
to write it's obituary. Hear the New
York clipper on prize-fighting We
are free to admit that prize fighting is
on it's last legs. 1t comes up 'groggy ;
it shakes an impotent bunch of tives'
in the face of an Indifferent public its
peppers are already closed; it has
drawn about all the claret' and patron
age which it can ever hope to draw the
rafting mills have ceased to grind, and
half the self-made champions have prob
ably parted with their belts. The result
was not, however, brought about by our
good brothers who drive the religious
quill, nor yet by our good brothers who
with painful frequency destroy and re-
doom the country through the political
dailies. Prize-fighting was overthrow
by the prize fighters themselves
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

day.
/ THE LONDON FIRE DEPARTMENT..
The immunity of London from great
fires has long been a marvel to MS
Americans, who are accustomed to big
conhagrations which, apparently, no
human agency could stay. The densely
settled population, the square miles of
narrow. crooked streets and closely
wedged houses and shanties, the char
acter and habits of the dcnizens of these
overlooking, poverty stricken quarters,
the unparalleled opportunities, in short,
for fire to get Il good start, and, getting
good start, to have its own will and
way indefinitely, make it wonderful
fact that London has not suffered great
in the reign of Charles H., and is com
mcmorated by the monument which
stands on the spot where it began, just
! by London Bridge. The Londoners do
not hesitate to attribute their safety, in
the main, to the composition and man.
agcmcnt of their fire brigade and re-
cent report shows wherein the chief
officer of that body thinks the efficiency
of his suhortlinatcs lies. He says that
the brigadc's strength consists i'll its
"skilled officers and well-trained and
disciplined men, with full knowledge
of the machinery and appliances with
which they have to work." the result
| being "a stcadiness and utter absence
of even the smallest appearance of ex-
element" Trial is sometimes made of
the fire-brigade by purposcly causing an
alarm of fire to be raised. The whole
Geographic and steam engincry is set to
work and the brigade, by company
after company, comes dashing on to the
| ground, to find that their chief has been
simply testing their good discipline.
London. it is confessed on all hands,
has an admirable fire department. What
with its force of four hundred skilled
fremen, of whom about one hundred
are on duty by day and two hundred by
night, its three floating and twenty five
land steam-e engines, its one hundred and
thirty-five fire escapes, its fifty-four sta
tions, and its cighty-four miles of tele-
graphic wire, the fires have hitherto
been admirably confined to narrow
limits. Though, when it is considered
that this force has to operate over an
area of no less than one hundred and
twenty square miles, it would seem
hardly adequate, but experience proves
the number, when drilled and picked
and well paid Us the brigade in fact is,
to be nearly sufficient But after all is
said, it is recognized by the Londoners
that a good system of tire-corps is not
all that is needed, and that it is possible
for great fire to create immense raw
ages, especially at the East End and an
agitation has recently begun to clear out
and widen that part of the town. 1t is
curious to learn that London supports
it's brigade for siXty-eight thousand
pounds Il year, while the fire department
of Paris costs thrcefold that amount
OF the sixty-eight thousand pounds the
nation contributes ten thousand pounds.
and the rest is raised by percentage
on fire assurances and a tax of half
penny i'll the pound upon the London
rate-payers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
SING ULAR ARITHMETICAL FACT.

SING ULAR ARITHMETICAL FACT.
Any number of figures you may wish
to multiply by 5 will give the same re-
suit if divided by two-a much quicker
operation but you must remember to
annex Il cipher to the answer when there
is no remainder, and when there is re-
mainder, whatever it may be, annex to
the answer. Multiply 464 by 5, and the
answer will be 1920 divide the same
number by 2, and you will have 232, and
as there is no remainder, you will add a
cipher Now, take 359-multiply by
5, the answer is 1,795; on dividing this
by there is 179 and a remainder; you
therefore place at the end OF the
line, and the result is again 1,795,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17
$1,000 ;:1';'
n 4 m REWARD
W UHEHuH For any case Of Bind.
huuUg Blreiing. Itching Ul'e
HILL rated PLEA tn 1t Dr. i'IrGS
hBvH PILE REMEDY iuis to
IN HBBHH cure. 1t ia prepared ex'
ALI .uHUHH prcss'y to cure the Piles
~ - ~ ~ ~ and no hing cIte. SO y
allDrnggis.s. Frite ~
r EWARD
Or, S, VAN METiR g. co.,

Cha lesion. II :. New publications Just issued
work dedicated to young men and LECTURE ON
MARRIAGE, also treatise on the DISEASES OF MALES
AND FEMALES Also on Piles and Fistula, all hnely
illustrated All of the above sent on lucts
ntirmary establis he'd in 1915 All chronic diseases
treated. Over $500 cases now under treathlcht'
Cases treated by mail ifdesired. Address as above
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
r.ernl Advertisements
....E NO. 1885,
Application for Patent.
rs. LAND OFFICE. Helena. ". T..

rs LAND OYF,cE. Helena. " T..
" June 2Uh, IsIs
Motto, "a hereby published that kHopi K1
vEc.. At whO.e p;,.tOfhcc address, is ltd Mountain
civ Deer Ledge county. JOHN u. 10 Aav -. ~"
John c, ROBINSON. whose Pts,omc, n.y. mvI Tr",
-, oi,c. civ. Deer iAdgc county. ana " aLiEN
= IWADWnk. whose po.tOtllcc Address l. iie'eI',
ievis and clark county Montana Territory. nhsc .,
isv died application lor patent under the MnnE Law
situated in Mn0.e Creek aiming distinct pecr LI
c,mniy NJ, T., which claim r. u t.'n"iy TecOs :"
the Oftc. Of the county rec,'d III Deer i"nse Ill ~.
~ I'm ikev Ledge ity IN book h. page asL ana Nnn
i: mar ,u,ticula!ly dcfsr.Ded - tDHs N~.'hehs
~ .s.,e r,, tor corner No On .ai ctiil itc WIZ"
I'M. X SECTION curmcr Oh tho base i.iie south boah'a!
III section ~ township l north Iaii.c west raIs
min, t,.ucr s.,th - de-. west ID ieet I" .t"''
fnr,cr south u d.. east 1W iert ton stone tfehce
mrtn II deg. east 1870 iect ~ stone th'hce nW'"
N deg west ~ iert To- the place Ut BEGINNING: ae-'-
mated M lot ~ A containing AZ area u ~ nc'''.
Al., "A mill sjte. L,t ~ Is adjoining: nt'elh"ilS ~
Garner No. aforesaid; there's running sohth " uf.
wert thsin. T., u slODe. thence w-st ~ ciain- u
II Us chsus to post. thence eOnih lo' c,''m ~ tne
ulnce ri s.snnin.. c'ntasnin. an area o' S."' ae!r
claim beiny designated ~ lot 30 H.. In township
s.,mt of rance west, and cJntaintn. an area ~
acres up,n which notice III eur Intention 10 app'!
for i,aent and diagram VI the official survey th.icos
II posted; said claim comprising VW i,et .oa'hcr!
and feet nOth,iy iIOm the discovery stare "u tue
The nearest claimants To said premises are the same
parties on the Harvey lode adjoining. and On the Ben
seymour lode abDat u mile distant. IN the owners
ann, he ,.t nance unkuown. W. &. CHILD,
AStOi hG'ste''
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
Legal Advertisements
ShsriT's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISsrrn
ID out VI the Second Judicial D.,ric, Com, a.,
Montana Territory. In and tor Deer Lu,,r, co,,ty
bearing date Of june I'D, 1873, aud to NE dirrctI ,
delivered IN M action In said conrt, wherein u y
Bnd.eye and (has, O. Bislsey, ar, plaintiffs and th
Ton, John Due, Richard HOE and John boy tAh Yon
i CO.. defendants, in favor Of said plaintiffs and
against said defendants, for the sum OF one THOUSAND
and one and 9,i00 dollars lSlOOi 30. d,magcs md
Gusts ~ the sum vi sixty Ave aud 3Ll0J dulIar. and
alt further accrun. costs hayc levied upon aud viii
on Monday the :i.t day ot July, 1873 In tot Of TIM.
Cary House. in the town ut BackfOi, IN Deer Lode
county NJ. r., se at pu'c aucrinn u the h CHI,
and hest bidder tor cash ~ hand. the 'olI"~in: de.
srii'ed property to wit: Three hundred lJI feet Of
,ninltr g n.ni. hciny claim. ,bovc dis every No.
u. =! aud %. st"aird on Joplin ik,r IN pcnre- min.
~. dist, let also the water ditch eulvyin. water ON
SAID min,n. .rOuwi, to-. thrr With AL Improvements.
consisting OI iO"ls nume-, &c. belonging thereto
ali vi the above dcrc ihed property nein. and yiu.
ne,r Backioot city. In .rcr Lodge cuuniy. Men, ,ns
Ter iUly. mach thereof IL my b. uc'rs-ai, to
satisfy said Judgment AID costs. liOur ot sale 10
O'Clock u. ~. VI above date.
G,,ru under my hand his sath day nf June. iS,G.
CiLAiiLrS : WARREN.
9Su Sheriff Of Deer Lodge C"uuty, n. T.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05

The frrqucn, use Of thisphrasc during tho
last Presidential campaign vlSen there wss
often cause to criticisc the alterations and csan'
irs.lic,ions Of politicians. led to inquiry -
u It's origin. At first thought, almost every
ono attributed Il to ShskcsI,esre. hut no emo
could rccOllec. the play, An examination
Ut Mrs. Cowden Clsrke's Complete Con:
cordancc to Shakespeare" howcver--'hSt
must exhaustive reference ever COMPILED fOr
~ tools in the world :. ShiIxed that mt
only the above line WAS MT IN that author.
bat that hc never once, psikes use Of the
word consistency" In oil his works. Il
may bc noted, tO,- !" this connection, that
~ ws'sj = ssed ny L'rd Bacon-to whom
- plays Of Sh"ks~i'esrc sse '.y soms s''rib
I'D, ,Tksoagh search w snany. scholars
q ous acquaintance failed 10 discover the
sosrcsOcs ay'Sfsb eianns.ni yet Will.
travelling Inst winter In Wisconsin, among a
few old byohs cDpsiits,ise the library Ut u
farmer. Ne accidcn,ly discovered the vol
ume containing II ( H->'
TIE, b.H,k y. "a Collcc,ics ot Ancc''
English and Scotch Ballads" published IN
1854. byoSe Sihs,"gb. u1saSpsA On ancestor
Of the proprietor Of the, Washington eLa'iS
. RtpvSiscan., The line occurs In ballad
entitled Jolly Robin Roughbca1 !" whcr.
the poet bcwAiIs The cxtravsgaAee IN drcs'
which, in his estimation. was the grand
cnormi,y Of his own times. Ths poet makes
Roiyh ,RoughLcAd address his wife ~ fol
bws' .*.ars f%*@'".
"Tush, tush, my lassc, srch thoughts rsrignc,
.ICsty arsssts W. 4tita,.
finc pictures suit In ffasaesas Anc. '>4"A "tS"
C0xslsTExciEs AJEwELL!---..-----.-----~----
FOR thee and me- coarsc clothes arc best,
Rude folks n hssqv'yo. ralncStdscst. u
WE SoaD ond <spsdMsn IsbtVa.". i IL
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
NO. 1913.
Application for Patent.

81" IS. LAND OrricE Helena, N T..
.....t ..... June III. lSs3.
HENRY N. HUBBARD, whose postOtllce address Is
BlacSioot City. Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri.
tory have this day ned application for patent under
the mining laws Vi Congress- tor placer miuiul claim
situated IN Tiger Mining District. Deer Lodge county.
MontanN Territory and described a. follows. IN the
plat aud field notes on file IN this Office. viz: Dc.
ginning at the sOihcAsterly corner from which the
section corner between sections Is and 3G In y II y.
H. W. bears =. = de-. u min i. $50 links defiant
n. 4: deg. 4 9Y2 chsins thrncc 3 ~ de-. 30 min.
f. Is 10 chains thncc s. II deg Is min. 4, chains;
thence - IS deg. W. HSS chain-; thence = 81 deg.
- min ". 1878 chains, to the place III beginning.
containing twenty 1--WE aud 9!.l IFS 9lJ acres, ,c-
designated NJ lot No. u In .ecti0u No. y, tuwnshp
II. range w.. upon which notice Ut .aid nppIi
cation WIS posted on The SLIT day ii May 1873.
The adjoining claimants I, these premises are
Nh hazel OisourKc and John l. Hogan. placer claim
bclnw. ". 4. CHILD. Register.
BF. MARSH, Y. 8. Deputy Mineral surveyor
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05

, We knn srah The wsiia VAIN 'Cst5n
tl,sl, On the iiahTinss.. shs seessntr Sh0shenc
safsly StcasssS. y, dovp She rnpjlie and over
the Cascade Falls. This boat hes quite n
,s.:at e. ssss ssssis .cs.s Sls
enske river. io run On Snake river between
Obs fesfy and the Owyhcc ferry. She only
made Tee aIts. wilson VI WI found !,
would pSt pay.. Hfom tAss time sssil sbou,
swD ycass ssU she wss- tied up q Snake
river ~ ,sa, crossing ,lpswese Silver City
and Boisc. In the spring Of 1871 she wss
brought down Naste river through the can.
yum. awhsrS 6nsks aris9 soeis ,sAsoasis Abe
Eagle Creek mountains. TINS was . jour-
pey sha, probably no white mar had ever
befgs seedhpiAssd sN(3c. TbE HoA "a.
somewhat damaged and she had to he lef,
some distance alNvc Lewiston. Last sprius
she eeala saassed,ou Vet way " hide 'wase,
asb VIZ, taksn1 lhN.agh ~ DAllss u 10.
O'sIa'nbisss6e,y. This fen hos been accom-
p)ishsd ky0Asw otter SseaaJbosss. bus Il 1,
one " grea. danger. And nov wc 60 tha,
che hss again made another daring paassgs
end thra9iy q o,as p: h Ft,tefia III
expensive boat Of her sire. - well - "
pess eUuptsbly nseIssS shas H. shAi Il
have ever hcasd Of. All Of her machinery
Is il So1asuet,dh ~ v 0'IltlsdlA II
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
NOTICE TO MIN Ems.
u. =. LA:p orricr, ''r'.rsA. ". r

H. =. La:p Orricr, Nr'yHA. ". IT,
Luuc l2ih lS;3
ASl:l'S A. MCDONALD. whoa" po-'n,ice address
II New Chicago, Deer Lodge county. N. T.. hts fl'al
IN this Office hi Application 70 enter ~ agricultural
land the s0uth wcst \ Ot the north wc., at section
s. and the south 4 III ,c northeast = ant the north
c,-t 4 Of the northeast \ at s"cti"n ~. IN township
No. 10 north, e range No ~. west. which land i
suspended from entry ~ agricultural band Motto j.
hc.rby given that hc.rn. vii! he had nj this Office
at 10 o'clock. II, on the 18th dry Of July. 1919. u
determine 10 the mineral ar mineral character
Of said land and Testimony to be s, upon said hear
In. will b. taken before y. =. Newcomer. Probate
Judge, at his Office In Deer Lodge city and county.
N. r.. commencing Vt 10 O'Clock. a. M. ON tho liIh
day OF July. 1874
1t II alleged there are no known miners nor mimi.
imp, oyen,ents or claims upon said land ..s.tg .
' W. Z. CHILD. Register.
O. B. OBAxxoN. attorney tor claimant. =.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
:, Z eAsf1fu.44Y euAt'f'tN Ip
The Qussrsst Prsuaissesy Note nRsesra


-vHIti M HG-fif II .1toG
NJ. 8. Bennett yesterday brought suit in
the Justlcs Court against Joel h,rkine ard
w. G. Dsrtois 70 recover not any specified
sum, but wl,stever the court thinks lsc 10
entitled to on the following carefully guard.
ID and much Endorsed "promiss"ry' note |:
.huo s'SANPnANcisco. rNAicheO, 1870
Three months sitter date promise to nay
II can elszO ~ y. e. Benbeti cre hun.
drcd aud 'h,r'y.scveu dollars and twenty
cen's' a.a= cs.$''S~A-, =, i;th .Tih !
" JOEL DORxIx0."
THIS ''no,e' slasAsaas follows:
II gunraniec1kat DuncAn by himself. II
possible, will pay bic note 70 l.. lhnncL
tSigncd1 " ~ L. . =, W. y. i,Anro1.l
oo Next besnw this is the following, ea.,'s
'.lIunc.n having been unable to repay II
renewed, will pay 1t ut maturity. If within
~; rss as':s !. 10 die To .,.,s; u ;s.. IN.
dorscments. Then cosEs Sae following:
Il certify that Duncan lmeanins. Dork-
pgjF4s d,iA'astf pay:H,h,, 4 ~ mxSS ii
and t,,uh be w'h pay iii able. Il maturity.
San F'aneiscp, Sepisml'y %, 1871.
w. q. D."
The last indOrseA,cat n in the following
words:
by mutual agreement Of Friend Bennett
I" Friend Duncan capital. and interes. s's
running."--&J +. Chronicle, JsHs2l.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05

-. IFOSl!Jss..ls5o yy
Whcn 1cotIc talk about mfllisssaises they
usually mention Rothschild dslt Int there
is mas h England. by the aams u Ward,
In compasipna with whom .Sny N,tllsclsild
10 paupcr.s TIN man Ward inhcri,s .
vast property, with accumulated invest
msnts md estates, uhlch give hi'n enormous
income: be has the finest house in London.
,hs Ansstc> ilccltw of arI land sai6{&,
country seat in tl'e> Kingdom: bis wife u
celebrated fnv. her lrautyJ and iss di,psly
1Jhk Se6as 4 ihstcd til fcstivat givsR ~
the Emperor 1t Austria, In Vienna, made
Ill the other xdouA. nap iaesses, Queens,
ARD Pgincssisf ~ pss, @ VIZ. ~ 10.
c0inc 81 this BsitlsA CsGsus y We have sev.
81 :. = X18BSk !kssse 1...61 da39
derived fr0m bis coal mines, which amount
70 TIC snosssSts ssa 70 9l.oeo;6o4 90 the
incoms from one spprye sloue u, this ,,aoe.
6isaiesy Ws&sMt Senbs b nol uiuth ND,
Of ~, ooo. 900 year.
.!-ftsee -sagsi;r- Il
RsiaovAI We understand thae tn
WAaeAi sRios TssegrapA2 DR0AaE ata&:
easssss s,n ssaliSvs 70 shis city. Viii IL
". B. Hibsssd = espsssssqa1sue u
repeating .slsUs ~ se(sYl sss1 fsss
Cosisns q this cset q @ sally ~. IT
= ~ taaSml Hsad( 49, 1ssks9Ckj2
eAge and 1aslys unolual, saAsnCulll pssa..
A., - A...sA - Ae--A-sA 49, - -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05

ie.s sirknsss and burial ~ III. dscedcnt, In cases
c.penss - ~" ''>'
Sec ~ That the failure Of any pens:oner 10 cia'm
hi. or hes c,..un for three years alter the same shall
have b,psnr due shal, he deemed prc.umptive cyl
Srnc,. ,has such pcusioa has legally terminated by
resson OF ,he prnsioWes. DEATH renarriAgr. recovery
frOm the diaillty . 0sheswisc. and the pensioners
subject TO the risht q rcurseion to the same on
new application 81 the prnsl0aer, the pei.'onef
Il dead by the widow u minu1 children entitled to
rsryc tho nccs0ed peMsiOa mceumpanied by evidence
accounting for the failure To claim snch
tension. and by medical evidence In Of inv"lt!s
whO werr not exempt from biennial examinations ~
10 the continuancs of the disability. ,, and
Sec - That when the rate. co"Mc''.r.,'. s a''
duration Ot penslon i"wea ny ~ ~ "e H. ~
By such sci they .hall NOT TIC ru@es - ~ ,e.,"
ss! Su. sSn ~. no. thur ssd the rate aud
kOce Of the pension shall d. aanlecs ~ sMNon :"
accordsncs With the general la~s arc ~ ,s, ,c,
ANA the Commissioner Of Pensions .bal sp'n sails
factory evidence that fraud WAS pcrpettsea y. .
inE tnch special. act suspend ayent M
BY Congress
So y That the fern Of limit alton prescri' cd by
secSv sixteen aud twenty three Ut ths oct shall In
prptin. claims u Inlsns he extended To two years
fIom and ter tp passage II ,hi. act that Nil proof
whicN hn. heretofore been taken h,iore IN Indian
sernt Or before M officer IT any tribr competent
sSsII ~. h.H and regarded by the Pen.ion ONCE in
the examinin. and rterminin. of claims Of indians
new ON fc ~ III II. same validity ~ II taken before
.m q. ".. .,h ,h, ." ~, ,...,n, ..nf;n" in
IA "isims hsrr.f,er ~ well =. those died after the
...ss ~ ,his ~, .h.i ~ ..s.,, Moor. rho ncut Of
H. III, -. hcS ~. ;.;r,,",S rcsr.c,iv.iv hrlonc
s sSe ~ $500 ~ a,. III n,;.,ion ~ Iraians
n.. r M. =. ,r.,,.I :. sho"rS shr were ,ds b
s,,s c,,r,,tu, "Miccr AZ sh, rc.r.c,ivc ,lues and
- ~" ~ -. - T.; ~ "ssa ,..",.c.r e",c,ns;vc they
h"W ~ 'a ~" "na ,n", unS;sr. hsy ~. .remnsci
from the "Srsti"n to take the oath to supper, the
80 80 Ch,r..v sc,s....,h .;.h..,~ Guu6,.6 and
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-07-05
.-p0 70 = N1ipaE-"
STATIONERY.

AZ Having purchased enr stock ier Cash
tram orsi hssds, and shipped By river q
lew SNigats, We are esable0 70 eeer geet!s
st lower 1gures than ever sold seSere u
A0uJSnss ~ .sgtt "rr ..fa..Ir l-s~'~g 40 .