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Ssse OF Chem.

The following is an illustration of the
inevitable antiquities involved in accurate
language. One gentleman observed TO
another:
Il have wife and six children in New
York. and never saw one of them.'
Were you ever blind:"
.'Oh. no."
A further lapse of time. and then the in
terrogator resumed the subject.
did understand you to say that you
had wife and six children living in New
York, and you have never seen one of
tlem!'
"Ies; such IS the fact
Here followed a still longer pause in the
conversation, when the interrogation asked
in despair:
''IIow is it that you never saw one of
them?''
Because one OF them was born after
left
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Good Advice and Manners.

Do not give mere friends costly presents
A mans dress should not be rcmark:,-
BILE.
Short nails make the finger tips grow
| broad.
In going up or down stairs prccede the
lady.
Girls who part their hair on the side
look fast.
y formal call is very long if it lasts halt
an hour.
Never take bits out of your mouth with
your hand.
Address your wife as Mrs your hus-
band as Mr."
1t is impolite to keep a musician con-
stantly playing.
There is too much promiscuous kissing
in this country.
A young lady should not stretch her feet
out in company.
Some men unpleasantly comb their mus
tache at the table
\ pink ribbon under the chin makes a
pale woman look brighter.
The lady Of the house should receive the
guests at a formal reception.
A man should not appear in his shirt
sleeves before ladies in the house.
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why Ladies' are Called Bucks.

Because they are not all tame. Because
there is Il good deal Of sport to be got out
Of the wild ones. Because they may lie
captured. Because they may be sold. Be
cause. as proved by the results of public ex-
aminatons, they may be pluclled. Because,
as we can see in tie illustrated newspapers.
they may be drawn. Because they may be
beautifully done. a good deal of butter be-
ing usually employed in the process. Be-
cause they are often dressed in some fash
ion for dinner. Because they have long
bills. Because there are always plenty OF
them in market.
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THIS PAPER

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hove mentioned places and read their home
;aper.
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Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any one who takes a paper regularly from
the Observation-Disclosures directed TO his name or
ano:her's. whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment.
>. Ira person orders his paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, or he,pG bli,her may
continue 10 send il until payment is made, and
collec; the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken from the Office or not.
) The courts have decided that refusing to
take the newspapers orperio,licals from the Post
office, removing and leaving theln uncallcd
for, is prnsa tacia evidence OF intentional fraud.
Talers ordered to any address can be changed
to another address at the option of the sui.
scriber.
Rentiances may be made by check, draft,
money order, registered letter. All Post
masters are required to register letters on appli-
cation.
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~i1e Laboratory CT TIE system,

The stomach is the laboratory of The system, in
which certain mysterious PROCESSES are constant
~ going on. These result in the production of
that wonderful vivifying agent the blood, which
in state Of health rushes laden with the ele-
menfs OF vitality to the remoie.i parts Of the sys-
TEN. But when the stomach is -emi-raralyzed
by dyspepsia, blood manufacture is carried on
imperlecty, The circulation grows thin and slug
Sish, ahd the system suffers in consequence
Moreover, indigestion reacts upon The liver and
bowels, rendering the first sluggish and the lat
ter consipated. The brain also suffers by SYM
pa'hy, and sick headaches, sleeplessness and
nervousness symptoms are enecndered Hostel
'er's Stomach B!lers reforms This state of things,
gives permanent tone and regularity to the stom-
ach and lis Associate organs, the bowels and liv-
er, and ensures complete nouriohment and in
creased yisor Of The system. 1t is the most pop
MAR "a well as the most efficient anti-dyspeplic
and tonic in America.
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Con.mtssioHrs.-G l.. Duke, john s. MeEden-
hall and James a. FGrrcll.
Sherit.->las Ra'ston.
Clerk and Recorder.-Aiine J. Main.
IFedSaTtr.-I. u. McCamaa.
AsSsSsor-E. d. Ferguson.
Jad5c Of Probate.--A. ID. Mcpherson
SHpf. Of Pubic characterization. ". Monroe.
Justice Of The Pecce.-J. DeIiwick.
C0HStClIe.-A 7. Clark.
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AMERICAN and FOREIGN PA TENTS.

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THIS new and wonderful Instrument
/ enables any one, whether UNDER
standing music or not, to play any de-
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from the most plaintive dirge to
the most lively dance music. 1t posses
ses a mechanism of marvellous simpli.
city. requiring but the intelligence Of
child to manipulate, yet capable of repro
ducing, without limitation. the musical
compositions of the PAST, PRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution is faultless,
strict in melody, harmony and rhythm,
and the instrument IS cminently adapted
for Sunday Schools, prayer and revival
meetings, homo devotional exercises,
and in all cases where good, correct
music is required, and no musician is at
hand to perform. Address,
=, p. 1GHEDHA16 4 SON.
MANUFACTURERS,
~ 1As 4 1T 3. aad St, New Yak
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SECOND DISTRICT-IIIRAM KNOWLES Judge
In Deer Lodge County, at DEER LODGE CITY
second donday in April
First Monday In September, (fur all causes
.lia' ran be tried without jury, except in cases
where The parties consept thar a special vcnire
may issue to try the -ame.)
First Monday in December.
IN Mi,soula county, AT MIssorLA, fourth Mon
Gay in June; second Monday in November.
In Beaverhead County, at BANNACK first
Monday in June; second Monday in October.
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Consumption Cured.

An ola physician, retired from active practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East Indian
missionary, the formula o. a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption, bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma, and
all Throat and Lung affections, also a positive
and radical cure for General Debility and all
nervous complaints, after having thoroughly
rested It's wonderful curative power. in thousands
OF cases, feels it his duty to make ii known TO his
suffering fellows. The recipe will be sent free
OF charge to az! who desire it, With full directions
Tor preparing and successfully using Address,
with stamp, naming this paper.
DE-. II. +. BELL,
No Gs Couriland Street.
-o-hrn. Baltimore, Md.
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Times OF Holding the Courts Of Mon.
taEs fov t!se Year. a ID. 1878.

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday in january, and Sc
cond Monday in August.
FIRST DISTRICT-liENRY Y. BLAME. Judxe
In Madison County, at VIRGINIA CITY, second
MonGay in aIarch; second Monday in Septem-
Der.
In Ialla:iI County, a; BoZEMAN first Monday
in May: fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, at RADERsnUrG, first
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday in October.
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Dr.PierCa's fagOYite Presentation.

Ihc term, however, is but a feeble expression
OF my high appreciation of its value, based upon
my own per-onll observation. AS n close OBJ
server, have, While witnessing its positive re-
suits IN the few iecial diseases incident to tho
separa'c organism OF WoTlan, singled it out as
the CLIMAX browning gem of NV
medical career. On lis merits, as Il posi-.
tive, safe, and chcctual remedy for this class
of diseases, and one that WILL at all times and
Under all circumstances. act kindly and in har-
mony with the laws which govern the ,,male
system, am willing 10 stake my reputation as
physician. Nay, even more, 50 confident am I
expectations of a single invalid lady who uses il
for any Of the ailments 70" which recommend it.
ina, oier and sell it uncr a POSITIVE
qua sRA HEiIE;. Ii beneficial effect is not
eeXlcfienGea by lie time tWo-ihirds of the
!e!tS OF Inc bottle are used, will, on return OF
tlc poit!e, tWo-tllIrti5 Of tie medicine having
Dcen taken according to directions, and the case
beins ono for which recommend it, promptly
iclttit Tue moHcy paid for il. Had l not the
most perfect confidence in i;s virtues could not
oHer it n, do under the e conditions; but hay.
ing witnessed lis truly miraculous cures in thon.
SANDS c! cases I feel warranted and
perfectly safe Ia risiSi3g both E.y
reputaiion and my money OH its
merits.
which my E:1yorite Prescription has
WORKED chfcI, as If by magic, and with a Ger.
tainiy never before attaiae; bY any medicine:
Leucorrhma, Excessive Flowing, Painful
Monthly Periods, Supprcssions Vi en- from ,n-
natural can cs, Irre.uiartics, We * Back Pro-
PapsMs, or falling of tie Uterus, Ancvcrsion and
Kctrn'crsIon Fearing Down Sensations Inter-
nal neat, Nervous depression, Debility, Des-
nondcncv, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic
ET9 ,n Inflammation and Liberation of the
O!GIuv; impotence, i'asrcnncSs, or Stcrity, Fc.
male weakness, and very MANY other Chronic |
qlse.lSes incident to woman not mentioned here. |
In all affections of tbs npitIre nv FayOrifa |
Prescription works cLres-lhc marvel Of |
the word. TIT medicine do not extol as a
curc-ai bat 1t admirably fulills a single.
specific in all chronic diseases of the sexual sys.
TEN OF woman. 1t Will not disappoint nor win
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GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICER

United Sc!ss Examining Surgeon.
Thomas Eeece. Hello
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Helena Land Office
United States Commissioners.

First District. }. G Srratt Virginia Cit,
Second District, \. H. ayheW -. Deer Lods,
Third District, Joseph X. Ioule. ......... Helen:
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Ilareacc Ewing I'd EistricD ......... Hell,
ihe@rh!iHs MuliicE .................Eir Virginia {
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IN RdnEi.Nricl

Assaver, Charles Humley. 800. .Hel
Meter, VI. a. Meycndorf ..... Hel
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Containing all the most valuab,, ir,.,,o,.
"o.ei"pe't In reedorgan manufactnro r,,t,,
W." ''o most serupuloga cara. Under ON,
,,l't constant personal sunarintend.,,,. -.
"ofkmcn,--who ars all paia Iiha,.aI,--
.o ,'!'-usins none but strictly first c,a.s
Aa'efi'i' 1t follows that tho instrumsn,. ,s
r., -. cannot bo anything else but ooaa o;..o
US one ira! and 10 convinced owe
So s"' Grams arc fully warranted, five r
"ena i0f Illustrated PricoLis.s term. st ears :,
The MILLER ORGAN CO.,
Lebanon, Pa
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
ECHOES OF THE BATTLE.


Several of tho defeated Tammany candidates werc
around tho City Hall yesterday, among them exAlder
man Michael Tuomcy. who ran for Coroner tho
county ticket. The gentleman looks complacent
enough after the disaster of Tuesday. The others
seem to take their defeats with considerable evidences
Of melancholy.
Captain f. J. Twomey. Clerk Of the Common Coun-
ci received duplicates Of election returns from
all districts Of the city, with the exception of the fol-
lowing Third Election district of the Eighth Assem-
bly,. Twelfth and Thirty districts Of the Twen
ticth Assembly.
The employees of the Bureau of Elections were
much annoyed yesterday by the disappearance OF the
book wherein the returns of the general ticket were
entered. Inquiries have been made after the missing
records without avail but Chief Bricn expresses his
intention to prosecute the search till they are
covered.
Six of the men who were arrested by order Of John
J. Davenport on election day taken from Ludlow
Street Jail yesterday afternoon and discharged on
their own rccognizance by Commissioners Deuel. and
Shields. Twelve still remain. awaiting the action Of
the United states authorities.
Mr.. Archibald Bliss has boon reelected from tho
Fourth district Kings county. by ago majority In
stead Of 1900
On the Judiciary ticket in westchester county the
republican canddatos majority is fully 700. Gideon
j. Tucker has about 900 votes. Nicholas Smith, for
Congress- has about 1000 votes. For Coroner, DIR.
Eordquist, republican, has a majority of about 800
Nelson q. Foshay. the present Coroner, who
has however, about 800 votes more than Hughes and
Ackerman and Hyler. republicans. have majoritcs of
about GOO. Tho contest for County Treasurer has
suited In favor Of David Cromwell, republican, by
majority Of only about 125 votes.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
INTERVIEWED OVER A COFFIN.
A TALK WITH THE FIRST MAN BORN IN INDIAN
ApoLIS.

TALK WITH THE FIRST MAN BORN IN INDIAN.
ApoLIs.
From the Indianapolis Sentinel, Nov. 81
During the rounds Of Sentinc reporter last night
he dropped into the undertaking establishment oe
Russell 4 Loo, where he introduced to Mordecaa
Harding. who resides the national road, in Wayne
township. who in the city to purchase CONN for
friend who had died during the day. During con-
vcrsation with Mr. Harding the reporter learned that
he the first white male child born in the city Of
uemans life would be Interesting to the readers of
the Sentinel the reporter asked him regarding the city
In earlier days. Mr.. Harding said that he was born
whore the iron bridge now stands.
why" said he, II never over the bridge but
take look H.. at my my birth place The mrs. schSc!
said the old gentleman, twas . little room log
building. that stood where George Coble. Jr keeps
MS grocery now on s,.t me south @ n,, sas %
In those days all here whore the Bates House stands
woods and brush and used to trap rabbits and
other small game all along in this part OF the town.
Many time haveI been swimming where the Union
depot now stands. believe could 60 and hnd ths
very spot to-day. My father has killed many dees
down In the woods where the rolling mill stands
In the winter timo used always to have . deer az
two hanging In front OF little log hut. tell you
when look around me now 1t seems like q thousand
years had passed by. The death OF r. ]. Pogne after
whom the run Ia named. was the mystery Of Indian
apolis In Its younger days The Miami Indians,
s Id IN number 6y TesS No canned $ out Tnss S
number of horses stolen from him. and he started out
morning with his dog to II he could And any
in day or two looked about the house, slept in his
masters bed day two, and then left and never
came back. Nobody ever learned what became Of the
AT this juncture Of the conversation tho CONN wa
announced ready. and Mr.. Harding bade the reporter
good night by saying, II will you again, when
will tell you moro OF the earlier days OF this grcsa
city,"
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
from the Illustrated London Nows.)

from the Illustrated London News.l
The Arctic exploring ship willem Barentz, which
left Amsterdam May s. touched at vard3 on July
10. in order to land despatches Hitherto the Dutch
Arctic 'trial trip has been successful az it,
numerous well wishers could desire. The willem
Barentz has been at Mayen Spitzbergen and Bear
Island. falling in with the "ice pack In latitude 70
deg and though the weather has not been favorable,
only three fine days being recorded up to the middle
OF july many important scientific observations have
been made; memorial stone mas been erected ON
Amsterdam Island and all board seem full
Of ZEAL health and good spirits. The return Of
the expedition may be looked for in October.
Barentz and Kara seas will have done as much az
possible in the limited time at their disposal to ad
vance the cause of science The Willem Barentz was
of Jan Mayen June g. which OF their three
fine days, that the members of the expedition had
good view of the whole island. sight which very
few Of their have enjoyed the high land
being rule shrouded in mist This curious island
discovered by Henry Hudson in 1907, and by him
named "Hudson's Tutches;'' Il was afterward Inn
properly called Jan Mayen after Dutch skipper who
said to have it In 1611. 1t Ia thirty miles
long by nine broad and at the north end rises tho
markable volcanic peak of Beerenberg, 6.870 feed
high. On June this peak was covered with snow
almost to the waters edge and presented most Inn
posing appearance. the high. Jagged SUBMITS Of the
lower hills, from of which smoke slowly ris-
ing. being quite dwarfed by comparison. The willem
and equipped at Amsterdam by few private subscrb-
crs. without government aid She is commanded by
Lieutenant J. j. De Bruyne, Dutch naval ofioar.
with Lieutenants Koolemans Beynen and II. NJ. Spoek
man. second and third in command, with three -
four scientific men and q crew of eight sailors
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
HOW THEY MAKE A SOLID SOUTH

From the Charleston g. C) News and Courier. Nov. 81
Fair women Of Charlestonl your loving labor fos
Hampton In 1876 insured his election. viii you NOT
do much for Charleston to-day and tomorrow. foi
your affairs aud rcsdcs you flor South Carolini
two years ago? Save tho county you helped 70 save
the STATED
Maidensi tell those who are and dear TO you
that Charleston must be redeemed. and that lag
gard In this momentous contest. shall be knight OF
yours.
make home happy s to spend and be spent In eectins
the democratic candidates.
Mothers tell your that this Is their opportun
ity 70 prove their devotion and truth 70 Charleston
aud to make manifest their Willingness 70 do all and
dare al to save you from further humiliation.
Talk to husbands, and brothers, in season and
out of season. at morning at and at night Give
them pcacc Require Of them that each one secure
one vote other than his own. DO this women Of
Chareston and you will this dear old city and
county from the ponuting touch of Hackcy and Of
Buttxl
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
A NEW NAUTICAL INVENTION.
from the London Daily News.l

Irruin INC Lonuun DHiiy News.I
lottcr In the F1orcntinc Ndsione states that mod
interesting experiment recently made At tho Ro-
man Swimming Baths. 1t would appear that cee.
tain Professor Baisamo Of Lecce. has invented some
mechanism BY means of which vessels arc 70 be pro-
PEELED ut win In any given direction without recourse
being had to screw rudder. Tho efficiency Of this
propeller was tested by OF Q minia
turc iron-clad to which IL was applied. Though
small this vessel, constructed by tho PROFESSOR
himself, modelled the type Of the largest
iron-clsd afoat. and furnished with furnace.
cylinder with piston. steam condensation. fccding
pumps. NC. The secret Of the new propeller Ia nod
disclosed no further Glow being given than that ita
tered In virtue Of the passive resistance Of the surface
Of tho rudder, but in virtue OF component motive
forces varying according TO the resultant motion
qured thus utilizing nearly tho whole live force do
veloped by the engines. The experiment wss made
In THO presence OF Admirals Abini and Pucci, CON-
mssioned TO report TO the Ministry OF war a wc ~
Of several professors of the Roman University and
tho heads Of various scientific institutes.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
LOUISIANA

GATHERING OF soREHEAD CANDDArEs-Er-
FORTS TO CONTEST THE RESULT OF THE LATE
ELECTION.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 2. 1873.
After declaring that contest In tho present cleo
ton could be successful and that therefore mono would
be attempted . meeting Of defeated candidates was
called last night and 1t then resolved that counsel
should be engaged to investigate tho feasibility Of
contest and that their action would bo governed by
their report. II Ia easy to predict what the report
will be. II II is decided that fight must be made the
war win be carried by both sides TO tho last
tremity. Only portion OF the candidates, I under
stand, viii take part in the struggle. This most
questonably must result in the defeat Of tho party
now out Of power.
In tho Third Congressional district Ackland inde-
pendent democrat is reelected by 1000 majority
against registered republican majority In tho district
OF over 1000. His majority in 1876 was only 3S7.
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.
Several af1davits against commissioners Of election
have been made by Deputy United states marshals be-
fore Commissioner Quintard for violating section
6,515 OF tho Revised Statutes, by interfering with
United States officials at the election for members Of
Congress.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
BY FIFTY-FTvE MAJORITY.

THOMAS M RILEY, DEMOCRAT, CLAIMED TO BR
ELEcrED sHErrFr OF KINGS COUNTY OVER
JACOB WORTH, REPUBLICAN.
The semi i-ofcia canvass Of the returns OF tho can
Of election Of the 172 election districts and
the county towns Of Brooklyn. made by tho police
accountants. yesterday. show that Thomas NJ
Riley democrat. has been elected Sheriff, in
stead Of Jacob Worth, republican. as was
previously reported. The errors occurred, IL is
claimed. in the failure Of the sergeants at the Fifth
precinct station house TO correctly transmit the re-
turns from the Fifth district of the Thirteenth ward
and also In their unaccountabe neglect to telegraph
the vote for sheriff in the Fifth district of the -FOUR
'tecnth ward. Minor also disco yered in
other election districts and In New Lots The vote
stands now for Sheriff.
Riley, DEM Worth, Rep
Total in city ................... 3.l3y 33,s24
Total in county towns. 2,U2l 1881
Grand totals. ................. 35.1C0 81, 5,1O5
worth majority In the city wards. ............ Gs5
Majority for Riley in the county towns........ 740
Riley majority in the entire county s therefore So
over Worth.
n. Ssapocxats sxA eyceadingly iuhuantr axsn fha
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
ILLINOIS.

THE DEFEAT OF CONGRESSMAN MORRISON RE
PoRrED-A SMALL. REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN
THE LEGISLATURE.
CHICAGO, Nov. Z, 1878.
The Journals Springfield special says that private
dispatches from democratic sources to Morrisons
friends his defeat by Baker trep.) in the
Seventeenth district. The news produced sensation.
AZ Morrison has hitherto had heavy majority in that
district The republicans are. however. inclined to
concede Bakers election.
The Legislature has very small republican major-
ity-probably not over ak; possibly less