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YOGO DIVERSIONS.


A Prize Fight and a Wedding.
Yogo Corr. of Morning Capital
George Palmer, known as the "Spring
Chicken of the Upper Gulch," and Tom
FINN, alias Young Bendigo, of the lower
district, had q prize fight on the 18th.
Eight terrific rounds were fought before
Young Bendigo was declared the winner.
At 9:45 a. m. both men entered the ring and
shook hands. Col. Sim Shaw Of Highwood
was chosen umpire. Time being called the
men Immediately faced each other. In the
first round Bendigo led of with bis right
which was beautifully stopped. The Chick
en- then let fly and his his opponent in the
jew. Tao pass,i;sss nos etiaehed cad af
ter an animated struggle the Chicken was
thrown, Bendigo falling on him. The odts
now were three to one on Bendigo. Sec
ond round, seven blows were given and ia
ken, both men being terribly punished.
Eighth round. young Bsndigo was advised
to 20 in and finish him, which he did in
style, knocking the Chicken senseless in
the corner Time being called, the Chick"
en- failed to come, when Pickhandle Dick
threw up the sponge, and Bendigo was de-
ciared the winner. The fight lasted forty
minutes.
We had heightened wedding last even
ing. The parties were Mr.. Warning Hoo
YER and Miss Carrie Williams. We had tea
for the ladies' and whisky for the bays.
The bridesmaids were Miss Miliy Ringold.
Minnie Antelope, Red Wagon, Coffee Pot
and War Mo. They were dressed 10 the
finest style. Miss Coffee Pot had on =
splendid dress. On one side was XXX
Process Flour; on the other the Eagle
brand. She WAS the belle of the evening
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FROM PHILIPSBURG.
Affairs mt the Trout Mine--A Fiendish
Attempt Frustrated The Sheriff
Finds the Parties Deter
mined to Stay.
Regular Correspondence New Northwest.


PuILIPsBURG, May 12.-The condition OF
affairs at the trout mine is about the same
a. at the last writing. The men still bold
possession, maintaining a strict guard by
day and night and av0w their determine
ton TO bold on uutil some satisfactory COM
promise Is effected. Provisions, water,
etc, have been stored IN the hoisting works
and they are now quietly awaiting further
Developments.
SPY IN THE CAMP.
An attempt WAS made last Wednesday to
destroy the entire hosting works, together
with the lives of all within, bat was hap
PLY detected In time. One McCarty, an
engineer, who it seems, was only staying
with the men 10 act as a spy ia the interest
Of his employers, decided TO leave the
works and seek more congenial company.
Before leaving, however, he turned off She
water from the boiler and fired up To the
utmost capacity of the furnace, babe the
men good bye and Informed them they
could hereafter run the engine themselves.
In about an hour the night engineer came
on and on trying the water gauges found
no mater and an immense fire beneath.
Fires we're Immediately drawD out and an
explosion, which must necessarily have
cost "A dozen lIyes together with the ntire
hUisttUE WORKS was tnuB hVefteO.
HE GETS HEAD ON HIM.
McCarty has since been the recipient OF
a severe drubbing at the hands of one OF
the lmperiIled men, but bis punishment
was not, nor could IL be, at all adequate. 1t
was cowardly act and nonsens,cal in the
extreme, as it would have damaged his en-
ployers' interests by damaging the proper
W. without any apparent advantage being
gained other than the killing OF the dozen
or 80 men holding possession. Such man
is unsafe in any community, and the soon
er be Is taken caro- of the better. The men
at the works are, no doubt, in the wronG,
AID Mr.. McCarty was helping to make mat
tiers no better very fast.
THE sHERIFFs INTERVIEW THE MINERS.
Sheriff McAndrews, accompanied by I'M
der.Sheriff Smith, visited the works yes
terday and delivered an order to the men to
yacate, which. | understand, they refused
10 do, feeling that as they have gone 30 far
IN the matter their Only course Is to brave
II out. Where the matter will end IL in
impossible to tell. They have undoubtedly
been badly treated by somebody-just who.
IL would be a hard matter to decide. Their
present course, however, ID an illegal one
and no permanent good can come from II.
The Sheriff IN TO have another interviaw
with them this morning, but has no great
hopes Of altering their previously expressed
determination 10 stick. MONITOR.
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The Butte Race.

The ffty-mile race between Both End
Smith Tor $1,000 IL announced to take
place on the Butte City race course neg,
Sunday. BY this time the horses should
be well exercised to the business, ana "
the track Ia IN good condition good time
may be expected. OF course much depends
upon the endurance Of the men, but men
have ridden greater distance without stop
than even Smith has recorded. and evi-
IDENTIFY without especial training for the
service. All the Year Round In . recent
article states that Prince de Luge rode with
relays from Paris TO Vienna--ovcr 500
miles arr line-in six days ; and subse-
quently Count do Maintenay rode the same
route 90 one horse without dismounting.
The Hungarian horse he rode and 10000
francs rewarded the feat. The Count. how
ever. Was carving marriage contract for
r'yalty, and the prepende,ance Of evidence
~ that men will do more for love than
money. although money goes fast enough.
The Butte race, though, promisss 20 Be
houy contested, and we trust the riders
wiz have good track and . good day.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY,
Filed for Record in the County Clerk
and Recorders Office---May 3 to
May III Inclusive.

M.v S-He,nrich Tamm 70 L. r. Schmidt,
D. Gamer, consideration $1,000. lots and
block 81, Butte.
demfslde, 5000. east one-half Of lots 10, IL and
Nav e-osorss =. Marsh to Mussigbrod q
Mltcheii, e2On. interest in 3l4 5000 acres Of
land In section %, township ., north range
Nav e-p. M, ellis, Ct ux to ]. Marchesseau,
ef7k lot 76xl1O feet situated on north side oi
Noyes 4 Barnard's water ditch, near Butte
hart, $500. lot ~. in block 81, Butte.
Nav R-Thomas STUART 81 NIX. to .. 8. La-abie,
ii so, property In Deer Lodge
May e-Iohn O'Neii e TX 20 a. Icmpke,
400 property known ~ ONeiifs ranch, near
Nav 81. A. Noonan to Richard Rice Ct a.,
n 500 one-haif interest In Rainbow Saloon,
summit .na v.1isy ai.saiss
Nay 81 seph n. Walker to Marcus Daily,
II q, Curry lode, Summit Valley district.
Nay &c. Nisslsr e NJ. 70 =. Y. scheuer,
e1OO. LOT fronting - feet on north Park sffes'
Nav io-Iames Talbot to Frederick Gil.
bert. $3.50, lots and Z. block 10, Butte.
May lO--H. c. Kessier q ". 20 Banter Todd
1850, north one-hah Of iets I. and ., block
hsv io-r. II. Goddard TO w. r. Forbis
600. onc-haif interest II Missouri lode, sum
nsy I'D. n. Upton q Il to Charles :. war'
| ren 81 III. 1900, cne-fourth interest In Smoke,
| house Iode Summit Valley district.
/ may lis. =. Beebee 70 Edwin Cooley I'll
hall interest IN snow-FfAhs tunnel. summi
~ TIE. coolsy. Il ~. 10 Roiia Butcher
| II .000, one half intsFest II Copper King lode
| and one-hatf intsrsss u snow-F1ake tunnel
Ny liz. Hs<Esy . Jams. L.rkia : Z.
40, ons-thtr1 intsrsst II HishiAad io1e, enr
- VnlIsy. atstsiet
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Joe Johnson's Crime.
From the Atlantis.

q
Joe johnson, former Penitentiary con-
yict, got drunk at Watson, in this county,
seized pistol from drawer aud sw"re he
would kill Sim Estes and the son-in-lsw Of
Mrs. Estes-Ed. MARROW. Mr.. Estes dis
armed him. He then went to the express
Office and took Winchester rifle loaded
with sixteen charges and repeated his
threat. Spectators disarmed him again.
Oscar mounted horse and went to Ban
mack and laid complaint before Probate
Judge Sears, who sent q warrant by Sheriff
Murray for the arrest Of the desperado.
Meanwhile the neighbour had tied johnson
band and foot, and kept him 30 until he So
bered off. The sheriff took him into GUS
tody, and preliminary examination before
Judge Sears was had, resulting IN his
bonds being fixed At $1,000. Failing to OBJ
tain bondsmen be was incarcorated 10 the
bast,ls until next meeting Of the Grand
Jury. He has been for s0mc time past ON
plosed by Mr.. Estes as blacksmith. After
be was put into jail and was informed that
Mrs. Estes was dead, II ID reported that ne
said ..Well, am the cause Of It."
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VICK'S
GARDEN & FLOWER
SEEDS
At the PostoHice Store.
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having bad plced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility aud all nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make it known to his
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and a desire to relieve human suffering, |
send free of charge to all who desire 1t
this recipe, in German, English or French,
with fuildirections for preparing and using.
Sent by mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
W. w. SHERAR,
149 Powers Block, Rochester, N i.
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A Puzzle for Jurors.
Deadwood Pioneer list

A Jury In big water-cass has worss
than . gem puzzle. Six witnesses called.
Questions to first: Have yon been to the
head OF the ditch? Yes. Did you test the
water. Yes. Have you any sample OF u 7
Dives down into his pockets. breecnes
vest, coat and overcoat, aud hauls out SIX
vials OF water oil clear A. crystal. Swears
il IL = fair sample Of the water. rive
others all do precisely the same Six lsesn
ones called. Same questions repeated.
same answers given. Asked 70 produce
specsmenG. Pull out six bottles apiece Of
foul, red slush about like the HOOD that
pours along Main street. All swear y 70
fair average Of tho whole head OF waser.
What Ii . jcryman TO do but settle " oy
drawing straws or playing game o. draw-
n0kere
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Personal.
Mr.: Slavery, Of the Gable mine. was In
town this week.

Mr.: Slavery, Of the Gable mine. was In
town this week.
Sheriff McAndrsws and Deputy Lou p
Smith went to Philipsburg Monday.
Mr.. ]. K. Pardee and Col. W. islander,
went to Phllipsburg yesterday on legal bus
mess Of the Algonquin Company.
Judge Spratt and Stephen DeWolf ESQ.,,
Butte, and Col. Chad wick, Helena, are at
tendant attorneys at court this week.
Mr.. Larabie last Friday started com
Portable carriage wagon to the Terminu.
for his mother, who will probably arrive
this week. ..a-.-r
The wife and daughter Of Mr.. BARLEY
Lyons arrived from Rensselaer,, Iowa, thin
week. They will occupy the house former.
ly occupied by DR.. Ives.
Mr.. A. Heath, who was thrown from a
load Of hay some time ago and seriously in.
jured. IL rapidly recovering. His lie was
seriously endangered for time.
Geo. y. Miller returned from the Bay q
few days since and has entered tie employ
Of Murphy, Higgins & Co. Mr.. Hart, late
of NJ, II. & Co., has taken the position oil
clerk at the City Hotel.
Messrs. II. A. Stiles, G. Z. Markley, DR..
James Fuller, Messrs. Sherred, Donaldson
and other owners IN the Algonquin Com.
pany residing in Philadelphia will visit
Montana in . week or two.
Mr.. J, B. Wilcox expects Mrs. w. and
Cl,ra to return to Montana next month,
Mrs. w. w. Dixon has been urged to and
may join them. None would receive a
more hearty welcome from their many
friends.
It Ia currently rumored that Mr.. David
Carson, recently Superintendent of the
Hope Mining Co., Philipsburg, owns an
iron mine in Missouri for which he can get
one million dollars. A million dollars Is a
good thing to take in.
Mr. Contaucin (Bona), of the Deer
Lodge Brewery, was the victim of pain
fu, though not serious accident on Monday
last. The mishap was occasioned by bis
being thrown from his wagon and one OF
the wheels passing over his leg.
Mr.. John O'Neill left last Friday for
Chicago to visit "home" and to make
purchases for his trade. John has "ras-
sled " with hard luck q good many years,
has fairly worn it out and survives now
with good show to make plenty Of mon
ey. And we don't know anybody but Is
glad it Ia 50.
valen tine Blum, Esq, Of Pioneer, was
In Deer Lodge on Monday, bis errand be-
ing to procure an electric battery. For
some time Mr.. Blum has been afflicted with
paralysis, the left side Of his face and head
being badly affected. By the advice OF bis
physicians be will try the battery. Should
this fail to give relief Mr.. Blum will visit
the east and consult some Of the specialists
la regard 10 his ailment,
Messrs. r. B. Harrison, assayer IN charge
OF the Helena Assay office, and Maurice
Sands, took Deer Lodge en- route this week
between Butte and Helena. The Park road
is in frightful condition and Is likely to be
for some time. Why cannot G.. ). u Co..
during this season at least, put on through
iu a day service ola Deer Lodges The
RAIDS are in fair condition and the twelve
miles difference in distance does not require
a DAYS Time.
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H.. Clerk; Jno. w. Andrews, IT., U. 8. Dist.
Atty A. 4. Mayhem, Terri-orisl Dist Atty:
Alex. c. Boskin, u. s. Marshal, and James 3.
McAndreys, Sheriff.
154t-Territory OF Montana W Tong Alb
At. Assault with intent TO kill. jury re-
turn verdict Of guilty. Defendants mo-
ton for new trial taken under advisement
by the Court.
Territory Of Moutans W r. A.Oel.
Grand larceny. Verdict Of guilty and pun
| ishment assessed at two years IN the feni-
| Tertiary.
l545-Territory OF Montana W Annie
Nortrcutt robbery cause continued LOT
| the term.
| 15l3-John Mulholland W Patrick
| O. NELL debt; plaintiffs motion TO amend
| taken uuder advisement.
| 1516-Peier Mcmahon vs. j. G. q. Thorn
ton ut al foreclosure OF mortgage cause
dismissed 1t plaintiff's cost.
l3f7-M. A. Hickey vs d. N. Upton ] re-
covery OF mining ground act for trial May
| 18th Mt 8 q. N.
l345-Daniel Berry 1t al Va Benton Hoo
yer damages set for trial May IT'D ~
2p m. -
| Murray recovery Of mining ground set
for trial May 18th At 0 .. N.
1357-Tertitory of Montana W ID. N.
Upton OF al 4; nuisance cause dismissed.
1551-Territ OF Montana w w. N.
Aylrsworth ct al nuisance on plea OF not
guilty.
Der debt cause TO be tried By consent Of
parties without jury.
la4S-Susan u. Manton VI Chas. Tyler
return Of property same entry.
l347-R. q. Chant ers W estate Of Porter
ct nj debt; cause dismissed.
13SS-Martha J. Tucker vs. b. NJ. Doc
little debt cluse dismissed.
13o4-Wm. Ryan on vi vs. James A. Muir
ray recovery Of mining ground ret for
trial May 18th at 0 .. m.
l395--John A. .esgst w w. ]. Mona.
! mara ct III recovery OF mining ground
set for trial May i4th n . m.
i397-Jamcs X Pxrdee w Hugh 7. Muir
raw TT al recovery Of mining ground de.
tendxuts demurrer to supplemental com.
| piaint taken under advisemenk
142o-Minnie Schail " Frederick Schall;
divorce ; get for trial May 22d as9 .. n.
f267-Henry jacobs es ri " A. ]. Davis
recovery Of mining ground cause 70 o
iss4"Hsnry MoMorpbsy - Chs. Blum
debr causs 10 b. tried without jury.
14SS-C. B. Trowbridgs " the City 81
Butte; prohibition On dsmsrrer % 70
spondsat's Applicstioo; &c for hearing -
18th.
1876-Chas. Swan " X. 6abolsky; debt
o.uss stricken from calendar.
1835-Aiics e. Huson " J. A. FsAe0er
mao: partition on demurrer - for tn
May 18th. =
i15O-Hugh I. Murray = 4 " J. =
Psrdse damaGss; dsfsndant graatos
! | lanvn u II annnndod anewoe.
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THE WOOL MARKET.
A Decline in Prices and Unsettled Con-
dit ion.

Harding, Martin g. Co., Boston, in their
Circular of May LIST give the following
po,pts on the wool market:
The transactions of the week have again
been of a limited character, comprising l..
LA. 900 TBS of all kinds, OF which 649, 7Oo
Tbs we're foreign. The market for wool is
in a more unsettled state than last week
and prices have taken another turn down.
ward. Ii would be difficult 10 give q reli-
able quotation for any kind OF wool, as the
views of holders are wide apart, and man
ufacturers appear to be 80 Indifferent about
supplies that sales could not be forced, for
round lots, at price that holders would be
willing to accept The lew sales made this
week have been ut rather irregular prices.
but mostly at a decline OF from l(gsc v 10
on both foreign and domestic. Some hold
ers are not offering, while others, whose
stocks are much reduced, are anxious to
close up the odds and ends on hand at con-
cessious. The trade, however, very gen.
orally feel that the present lnli In the mar
ket will bring about healthy state OF al
fairs, win check all excitemers IN tine me
rior. aDd. prevent buyers from competing
for the new clip at the extrame high rates
nj which wool opened in California, Texas
and Kentucky. Purchasers who bought
wool on the sleeps back will evidently
have to hold it for some time before they
can get their money back.
The English market 10 in striking con-
trast with the irregular and unsettled mar
ket here. The daily adv,ces OF the prog
ress of the London sales have not, a. yet,
developed weak spot. Prices are not only
we'll sustained. but there ia considerable
com petition for desirable lots. The mar
ket. however, ID never subject TO the sud
dem and, sometimes, unexpected ffuctua-
lions that mark the course Of trade here.
The arrivals or the new clip ut San
Francisco are very small compared with
prev,ous years, having been detained in
the interior by the wet weather. Prices
have settled down at San Francisco about
1Oc p ID from the highest point and there
IN yefy little doing. The best Southern
vools have settled down TO 28 9 3Oc, but
buyers are still holding off and hesitate to
offer ESQ fearing that it might be accepted.
In California, Territory and other IN
washed wools there has not been enough
doing to give a reliable price. and quota
tions are for the most part nominal.
Uvovr;oU Montana Utah. 90.
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BOOT AND SHOE SToESH
s"@ Peter Lansing, Deer Lodge,
.f..s... y. F.
CUSTOM MADE BOOTS. SHOES AND SHIPPERS
nm Boots, a d Childrens Shoes.
In the Mt III
Rsady+@ade c1othtng,
For Miners and Farmers Wear.
n ew To ,Oay.
Summons.

In the Probate Court In and tor the county of Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory.
Samuel L. liauser, Andrew j. Davis and Edward w
Knight, Plaintiffs, W. James +. Hudson and Israe.
e. Bnrkett Defendants.
The people of the Territory OF Montana ssnd
greeting to James Il. Hudson and Israel C. Burkett,
Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the absve named plaintiffs In
the Probate Court IN and for the county OF Deer
Lodge, Montana Territory and to answer the com.
paint fled therein hin ten days,-excnsye OF the
day OF reryice-ater the service you OF this sum
mons, or judgment by default will be- taken against
yon according TO the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action 10 brought TO recover from you the
sum of two hundred and twelve dollars upon a Ger
tain promissory note set out and described In the
complaint hled In this Court, to which reference In
hereby made with interest thereon after maturity OF
said note, at the rate OF two per Cent per month
until paid, and also tor accruing interest costs ut
suit.
And you are hereby notified, that II you tall to ap-
pear and answer said complaint as above required.
the said plaintiff will take judgment against You for
said sum Of two hundred and twelve dollxrs interest
aforesaid, and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and he Seal of the Probate
Court aud fnr the county of nas~ LosisS
tsKAL Montana Territorv. this eleventh day of May
In The Year OF our Lord, one Thousand eigh
hundred and eighty. -.
8. DE- WOLFE, Clerk
Plaintiffs Attorney. 567-5t
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Help for the Jeanette.

A dispatch was received from Washington
o few days ago by Collector Shannon Ii
recting that the revenue cutter, Thomas
Corwin, &. L. Hooper, commander, be
fitted for sea as soon as possible, and IN
curing in what time she could Go made
ready. The reply was that the necessary
repairs could be completed in fifteen days
The work of refitting her was commenced,
and she will be put on the dry dock to-day
for the purpose of examining her bottom,
propeller, etc., and will be ready for sea in
ABOUT ten days, The Corwin sails to the
Arctic ocean with relief to the Jeannette
and the New Bedford whalers, which are
believed to be locked in the ,ce.-S. H.
Chronicle, 4th. a- *5
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Notice Of Final Entry and
Notice to Miners.
U. s. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. N. T.

April 10th, 1850.
Notice 10 hereby given, that William W. Royal who
filed Pre- empton iecaratory Statement No. 1887
for the En- Of the SW u and lots Nos. and OF
section No. g. In Township No. 10 north OF range
No 10 west has this day Hled notice OF his intention
to make mineral and final proofs In support OF
his said pre- emp,ion claim, and secure hnal entry
date of this notice, and names as his witnesses
to prove his said claim and the non-mineral
character thereof the following persons Daniel brr-
nv. Charles Howell George d. Lyons and Thomas
H. Grnith, all of New Chicago postofce. Deer Lodge
county, M. T.
m. "wednesday May IL. A. d. 1880, to determine NJ
10 The mineral or non-mneral character OF said land
and the right OF said claimant TO enter the same,
will he taken before the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge
county, MT. at his Office In the town Of Deer Lodge,
on Monday, May II, 1880. :, ,,o,, ,.,-.
O. B. O'BANNoN. Attorney for Claimants.
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Butte City Off GERS.
From the Miner. 18th.

The CITY Council met last night 10 regular session;
After the snal order of business had been transacted
Mayor Walton and Aldermen Foster, Gamer, FREY:
schiax and Lowry were sworn Into ONCE by Judge
Barret Mayor Jacobs then retired from the chair IN
taver OF his Successor. who at once nominated new
city officers with the following result: For Police
ssasrsrass.- ID, sogn,i,ri " ,.ss -
TO 8; for City Attorney. Patrick Talent, NOT
confirmed by a vote Of to / for City Assessor,
Henry McMarphey, confirmed BY vote of to 3 ;
for City Marshal. VIM. Warheid, confirmed mani
mously The council then adjourned to meet on
"wednesday the 10Th inst.
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NOTICE Ia hereby given that the undersigned, DO.
IN ing business under abe firm name and style Ut
tontancin q Fish, Brewers. Deer Lodge, M. T is
dissolved by mutual consent, the said dissolution 10
take effect OH May !, 1880.
All book accounts and notes due the firm OF Con-
t,ncin q Fish will be paid to N. C,ntancin. who VIII
continue the business ut the old stand, and all aei-
titles of the firm will be paid BY him.
N. CONTANCIN,
I'M FISH.
deer Lodge N. r.. April a6 1850, 565,4t
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Vacant Places

In the dental ranks will never occur u you
are particular with your teeth and cleanse
them every day with that famous soo.o !,
wash. SOZODONT. From youth 20 Ola
ags It will keep the enamel spotiesa
and rnimpAir~d The teeth OF persons
Who use 6OZODONT hsvc poari,nxs
whitauess and the aums = roesase noo;
vhils tho breath II purified and rendered
suest and fragrant. Is u composed o. fErs
nntisepsic harris, ard y entirely Iree 49,
tks ohjsosionAbIe and injurious inereo1enss
~ tooeh pastsn, sso.
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For Sale.

One Of Stcdman's latest improved Boring and
Rimming Fence Machines, In perfect running
order. Having bored the posts and trimmed the
po'es for FIVE miles of fence with the machine,
ia two weeks work, have no further use for It.
PETER VAL TON.
Deer Lodge, May s, 1880. se6A