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CONDENSED HISTORY eF STEAM.

About $50 years B. c., Nero, of AleXan-
dria. formed a toy which exhibited some Of
the powers of steam, and was moved by its
power.
A. d. $40, an architect arranged several
caldrons Of water, each covered with the
wide bottom of a leather tube, which rose
to a narrow top, with pipes extended to the
rafters Of the adjoining building. A fire
was kindled beneath the caldron, and the
house was shaken with the efforts of the
steam ascending the tubes. This is the first
notice of the power of steam recorded.
In 1913, June II, Brasco De Garay tried a
steamboat of 200 tons with tolerable success,
at Barcelona, Spain. 1t consisted of a cal
dron of boiling water, and u movable wheel
on each side of the ship. 1t was laid aside
as impracticable. A present, however, was
made to Garay.
In 1880, the first railroad was constructed,
at New Castle on the Tyne.
The first idea of q steam engine in En-
gland was in the Marquis Worcester's I" His
tory of Invention" A. ID. 1868.
In 1901, Newerman made the first steam
engine in England.
In 1764, James Watt made the first per-
feet steam engine in England.
In l777, Jonathan Hulls first set forth the
idea of steam navigation.
In ITS, Thomas Payne first proposed the
application in America.
In 1881, Marquis Jouflrey constructed a
steamboat on the Saone.
In 1856, two Americans published q work
on it.
In 1889, William Symington made o voy-
age in one on the Forth and Clyde Canal.
Insl802, this experiment was repeated.
In 1882, Ramsey propelled a boat by
steam at New York.
In 1889, John Fitch. of Connecticut. navi-
gated a boat by a steam engine Oil the Della
ware.
In 1901, Robert Fulton first began to APP
ply his attention to to, steam.
Inl7S3, Oliver Evans, u native of Phila-
.delphla, constructed u steam engine to trav-
.el on a turnpike road.
The first steam vessel that ever crossed
the Atlantic was the Savannah, i'll the month
Of June, from Charleston to Liverpool.
HINTS Erchaage.
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APPETITE AND WoRK.-Payo says that a
falling off of the appetite indicates q dimin-
ished to labor. A farmer was once asked
why he paid his hands so much, replied, it
was economy to pay them well, so they
could by sufficient food. Onesmight as rea-
sonably expect much labor from a meagller
diet as much fire from a little wood. A
good appetite is generally Synonymous with
health and ability to do much labor. Great
workers, whether with body or brain, or
both, are usually liberal eaters. Lawyers
and ministers are apt to be good eaters.
They should eat wisely as well as literally,
otherwise, dyspepsia will be the result. The
old notion that great thinkers are small eat-
ers is Incorrect, except in the case of those
who live very quiet and inactive lives.-Dr.
Holbrook.
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Leave Diamond City Tuesday, Thursday, and
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land QMen
Helena, Montana, January q, Isl

is Diamond City, Meagher county, Mout9
Territory, has CHS day filed his appluaaaa
to enter rs agricultural land, under the ill.,
homestead laws, the southeast quarter OF the sof
east quarter section 20, southwest quarter Of soG
west quarter see. p, northwest quarter Of norA
west quarter sec. ., and the northeast qaartrea
northeast qr. sec. %, tp, No. 2 north, I No. 9e4
which land is suspended from entry. Mold
at this office, on the third day Of Msdb
A. ID. 1877, at ten O'Clock Il. m, to dae
mine as to the mineral or non-mineral character
said land. and testimony to be used upon said lta
ing will be taken before the Register and ReceiT
on the Sd day Of March, A.. d. 1877, at 10 o'dm
u. M 1t is alleged that there are no know
miners, nor trimming Improvements, upon saidlap
j. H.MOE, Register.
February, l, 1917-Il-5w.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
United States Land 0Ho.
Helena, Montana, February 10. nv

Helena, Montana, February 10, lsI
Ross Deegan whose post-otlice address is pa.
Lewis and Clarke county, NJ r., has this daTvgg
his application to enter as agricultural land ~
the homestead laws, the southeast Quarter o aq
northwest quarter, and lots Nos. four, five. say !.
eight and nine, OF section 81, in TOWNSHIP ~
north, range No. ! east, which land is sll r a@
from entry. Notice is hereby given that a bess
viii be had at this Office on the 18th day Of Man
the mineral on non-mineral character Of said l.
and testimony to be used upon said hearing Nh
taken before the Register and Receiver, on tb nI
day Of March, A. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock a. m
is alleged there are no known miners, nor mi,
Improvements upon said land.
j. II. MOE, Regise
February Is, 1877-2-l5-5w.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO Sell

1S REAL ESTATE
In the Probate Court of Afeagher County, M0a'a"
Territory. .s.
In the matter of the Estate of Henry Clapper, ~
ceased:
Whereas, the petition of y..y Stafford, admin =
~istrator of said estate, has this day been nltu y
said court, showing the insufficiency Of the perso.
al property of said deceased to pay the deDls pwv
be made authorizing the sale Of the real esneo
said deceased, in said county, to pay said aepsai m
NOW, this is to notify all persons interests On On
said estate, that unless the contrary be shoNn H.
the first day of the next term of said court, mS S
held at the office of the Probate Judge, in pIaia.lroa
City, on the 9th day of March, A. p, lo.,, :" Sas
of the said real estate, or SO much thereof, as Will
pay the debts of said deceased, as provided by s ssh
Given nnillar my hand and SEAL 'nis' =
,sEAI. day Of January 4 y. 1T i NIPPON. /.
Probate Judge, and Ex-otlliclo teisa
February /, ls77-2-l1-4w.
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UF TIE kIDNE1S.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-08

TnR Radical ring In San Francisco has
been thrown into state OF great excite
incnt over the return Of George VI Pin
ney. who was chief deputy to Paymaster
spauldlng at San Francisco. At the
breaking Of the Ralston bank IL was dis
covered that Spanlding was defaulter
10 the amount OF $50, 900. aud In order
to shield himself, Spaulding lald all the
blame for the missing money 10 the
charge Of his Chief Deputy Pinney.
The latter fled from San Francisco, and
for more than year has been wander
ing about the country. Recently Pinney
wrote to the secretary Of the navy
stating that II he could procure. immu-
nifty tor himself he would return aud
expose all the transactions Of the ring.
Secretary Thompson telegraphea him
accepting his offer, and Friday las,
Pinney put In al appearance al San
Francisco. and surrendered. II is asserted
that he holds documentary evidence
which duplicates Senator Sargent, Secre
tary Roleson, Ex-Congressinan Page
aud others In the transactions OF tn
ring and as sharers In the plumber
pinney says he will make clea
breast OF all he knows, and rich develop
ments are anticipated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-08

30 TuE news from the seat OF war il CT a
most interesting character. The Rus
sian army, numbern. nearly lJ0,OO
mun. i. pushing forward, and the Turks
are concentrating their forces to meet
and check them II possible. The Turk
ish troops. however, do not number
above 81 .0O0. aiId portion Of these are
irregular troops. They are stationed at
three different points about sixty miles
apart. The movements OF the Russian
forces indicate their objective point to
DC ErzerCum. and it is probable that the
fret important battle will be fought near
,n, place. should the Turks DC defeat
I'd. they will undoubtedly fall back t.
the mountains and try to hold the p ssei
between Getshwsn and:Delimusa. lfth,
Russians gain the nights bordering Eize
roum their march through to Constants
nople will be made comparatively easy
Al all events we may look for eXcitln,
news within the next few DAYS.
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Want to Fight.
On the War Path-HrighaIn' = MiniOns
DIETING Ready.


NEW YORK, May "a SAT- Lake dis
patch states that the feeling aroused
throughout the United States by the
testimony OF john ID. Lees trial, r,la-
tive TO the Mountain Meadow massacre,
has led the latter day saints to apprehend
the arrest OF Brigham Young and other
heads Of the church accused Of sanction
ing the commission OF that horrible
crime. The saints have determined TO
resist any movement against Brigham
\ Dung by Federal authority, and 10 this
end they are secretly armin@ and drill
ing.
Orders have been privately issued by
commanders OF the famous Naupoo
legion, requiring that organization to be
In readiness for active service on the 2lst
OF the present month. Night meetings
and drills are going on IN Salt Lake City
itself and it Is reported that Brigham
Young asserted within the last few days
that the Mormons, who have been driven
so often and so tar, will be driven no
longer.
Four boxes OF brecchloading rifles
were shipped last week TO the southern
settlements from the cooperative store
at Salt Lake City.
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T.. r. KunKei's bitter Wine OF Iron

has never been known 10 IAN IN the cure oil
weakness, attended with symptoms; lndls-
position to exertion, loss of memory, diff
Guilty of breathing, general weakness, horror
of disease, weak, nervous trembling, dread
full horror OF death, night sweats, cold feet,
weakness, dimnes, OF vision, languor, uni
yersal lassitudc OF the muscular system,
enormous appetite with dyspeptic symp-
toms, hot hands, flashing oil the DO iy, dry
ness of the skin, pallid countenabce anu
eruptions on the face, purifying the blood,
pain in the back, heayiness OF the eyelids,
frequent black spots flying before the eyes
with temporary sutfision and loss OF sight,
want of attention, etc. These symptoms
all arise from weakness, and to remedy
that, use r.. +. Kunkei's Bitter Wine OF
Iron. 1t never fails. Thou sands are now
enjoying health who have used IL. Take
only +. +. Kunkefs.
Beware OF counterfeits and base imita-
tons. As kunkers Bitter Wine OF Iron is
so we'll known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make All imitation and try
to sell it OF to their customers, when they
call for Kunkefs Bitter Wine OF Iron,
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron is put up
only in 81 bottles, and has yellow wrapper
nicely put on the outside with the pro-.
prietor's photograph on the wrapper OF
each bottle. Always look for the photo
graph on The outside, and you will always
be sure to get the genuine. One dollar per
| bottle, or six for IS. Sold by druggists and
| ucalers everywhere
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The Russian army of the south, now in

The Russian army of the south. now IN
the valley of the Danube, or marching
,hi,l,er. numbers, il is stated. 207 600 men.
organized as follows: Infantry, 49,
900, cavalry, 1900; artillery, 10000;
engineers, 10000: bridges corps, 1000;
ambulance corps, 4 600. When
a junction is effected with the
armies OF Montenegro, Servia, llerzego-
vina and Roumania, the united strength
which the ear will hurl against Constan-
tinople direct. will be over 100000 men.
At Odessa, KersoD, kieu. and some 9TH
or cities not far from the Pruth, are
100 900. who form an intergal part Of the
army OF the south, and could be brought
10 Wallaeha in less than ten days. so
that Turkey is attacked by 50O. 600 men.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-05-08

lie wrote letters advising II. n,ocrats uot
10 submit to Hayes Inauguration. md
since the fourth of March has le,, nm.
waNtring IA his opposition. lie has been
attacking Senator Gordon quite severely
ior an alleged understanding" between
Gordon aud John Young Brown on one
nand and Stanley Matthews on the other.
w which filibusteriug was Ia cease and
louisiana aud South Carolina were To- hs
freed. w w
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The Philadelphia papers say that
Pennsylvania "roceiyes with Characters
tic cOmplscency the unexpected decision
of the supreme court OF the United
states ordering the reiunding OF the
million and half dollars But Phila-
elphia is not to be thwaried in her pro-
ject for permanen. exhibition. "She
will ask help from al! sides she will in
wife visitors from every state and terri
Tory she will be grateful for every con.
'uibuion from foreign powers; her
homes will be open as they were year
ago 10 those who visit her; but now, a.
before, she Will rely entirely upon her
sell" Heroic Philadelphia She will
continue TO hand round the bat and take
all that people will give Ler, and if that
IL not enough, she viii make up the rest
Lerslf.
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there is row in the Republican
camp in Pennsylvania. The Republi-
cans in the western portion OF the state
have become tired of wearing the yoke
OF the Cameron ring, and are organic
ing for q fight against tue ''old man"
and his followers. Old Simon Camcron's
will has tor twenty years been law with
the Pennsylvania Republicans, and he
has ruled the state rs with rod oil
iron. Politically, he has made and un
made men at pleasure; and there has mo-
been governor or state officer in The
state for years that was not creature o
this willy old political trickster. The
present bolt il formidable, but that l
will be successful in taking the control o
the state out OF the hands Of the Cameron
ring remains to be seen. 1t lie 10 b
heped that it will.
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ROME.
ihe Pope's Address Z. the Piigrims'

ROME, May G.-Fiiteen hundred French
phSrims were received this morning Il.
the vatio~..
many distinguished prelates. Niscount
Dumas read an address and presented
rich offerings OF the faithful. His holi-
ness. standing on the throne. delivered
an eloquent speech. He addressed the
pilgrims IN aifectionatc terms and blamed
the governments who consider as revolu-
tionarv demonstrations the religious
manifestation Of the people who demand
liberty tor the head OF the Catholic
church.
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GEN. FITZPATRICK desires 70 be son, . 4.
minister TO Chill. IL we are not mis-
taken Gen. Grant once sent kilpatr OK to
Chill, and the Chilians requested Mr..
Grant to take Fitzpatrick home again.
There was woman at the bottom OF the
matter, and II wasn't kilpatrick's wit
either.
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"OLD JOE"
brown. former Commander int hIef
al the Georsia VeserSes Tells What
Ife knoMs About the situation.

New York Herald: Your correspon-
lent sought Ex-Governor Joe Brown.
eputed 10 De the iongestheaded man IN
Ihis state, and probable candidate tor /
General Gordon's seat In the senate two |
years from tins date. | found the eX-
governor in his special ear, preparatory
10 his trip 10 his coal mines.
'Our policy Is simple said he. I'VE
have only lie keep our organization iu-
tact aud await victory. MIR. Hayes
Is doubtful president. There
Is no possible doubt OF
that. Gov. Brown served through the
returning board campaign In Florida in
Mr.. Iilden's Interest. We need not dis
cuss the blundcrs thai made his inaugur-
alton possible. lie Is In power. We
| should acquiesce in what he does that Is
| right, protest against what he docs that
| Is wrong, and all the time strengthen our
party lines Tor the next struggle. | be-
! lieye that the Democratic party will
achieve a splendid victory four year,
from now, comforting tokens OF winch
| we will see Ia the fall elections
OF next year. IL would be sup.em,
| folly to disbaLd AN army in sight OF al
easy victory. Mr.. Hayes will doubles,
| capture some southern Democrats will
patronage, but he cannot reasonably hope
10 build up party here, or even seri
Ously effect the Democratic party la the
South. Every Southern state viii give
It's vote To the Democratic candidate Ia
lss0, in my judgment. As tor the Re
publican party, think that party has
little hope OF retaining national control.
Unless Blaine Il Co. can whip iiaye,
back into the ranks, the party
Is hopelessly divided. II they
90 this, why then the unpopular
clements OF the party take charge o
Affairs and lead IL 10 defeat" Ex-i;oy.
lernor Brown Is "A thorough irreconcilable
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Our Corn

(Ncmphii-
according to the Alral bureau ,,.s !
rretuins, the corn or the oii.eu
o.a . IN 1876 was l40OO bus,eis s
or IN round numberI 4, coo bushels
us Us now estimated he naturai III
orease CT acreage ninth tor ho'n NOM
consumption. coiabieth the PROV,
'o'e increase OF acr,g the w ta'ei"
s,a'cs-si 'ould the IrSldyanccu r'",
y. corn DC maint;vMll. w',, d"
average harvest. iu4c 1871 a larger
sWiu iian ever bcio. can, therc'o'e,
safely estimate thap corn crop ~
i,oV ,oo0,OO0 bushel 1876 the aver
~ price OF corn pdtci Wa hiehea
~ ~ massachusetts AN hest in kihon 9,'.
80 anu IS centa rcsptily. 1t we s.t SUI :,
a ,n avcragc, and pla'thplicc OF corn q
~ cents per busliel. wald rcpresen,.
money value of SGmOWoo. estimating
.ne yield as above IL, ju.Wo.ooo Jus.
cis. But it is sale toy tint the Meraa
price VIII, should tn castrn war COZ
llhue, be above co eats. Corn Is OF
most important cropand t cannot
20 large to meet Il hone anu oie't
demand.